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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-29

DOBLIC AUCTiON.-By virtue Of a deed Of trust
executed 10 the late William Dandridge and the sub
scnoer oy Randolph Ross Of the County of White in the
State oil Tennessee, the l2, day OF August 1920 and
recorded in the Hastings Court the City of Richmond
on the 2oh day OF June, 1925 and ordered TO be certified
winch said deed OF trust registered in the Re
Office, in White County, state of Tennessee on tho Sh
Jay OF august 1871, and also registered in the Re
ers Office, in Warren County State OF Tennessee on the
Sh Jay oil August 1921 for the purpose Of securing the
payment oil sundry sums OF money, in the said
deed: WILDE sold by Public Auction the ghes bidder
Tor ready money at the front door of the Eagle Hotel
he City OF Richmond, on Wednesday, the 9th day No
yember next at IL o'clock il fair otherwise ON the first fair
day thereafter the following property to witt certain
piece or parcel Of land in county of Warren State of
tennessee containing 81 acres, including the Arch Cave
said Randolph Ross Of Elijah George Saunders
Jacob Deake, Beverly Harp John Officer William Eaves
alexander McMurray, Charles and William Gressu,r,,
Of land in the said County and Sste by the said
State, to the said Randolph Ross supposed to contain about
twelve hundred acres.
Also certain piece parcel Of land in the county of
hte IN the said State OF Tennessee, containing one
hundred and fifteen including the Big Bone cave
and sundy other pieces parcels land in the said coun
and State, purchased by the said Randolph Ross Of An.
thony Debruce, John McLemore, Geo. Saunders Elijah
Saunders, Ehu Saunders Jacob Drake Isaac Drake and
John Wson-and sundry pieces parcels Of land in the
county and State granted by the said State to the said
acres-Aso, third part Of certain tract or parcel of
land in the said county Of Warren state of Tennessee
which the said Randolph Ross holds Jointly with Elijah
ana Daniel Pain containing three thousand acres
eudng the Salt Wells on Rocky Rver-also is
whose names are 'not recolected" nine of Which
were in the possession Of Reuben Ross and six in the
possession OF william Ross Jr also all the stock in trade
at two stores belonging the said Randolph Ross in Ten
nessee, Of which kept at Sparta the other at Arch
Cave; the first of which stock amounted to $4,000
And also the merchandise in the hands OF Reuben Ross of
Lexington in Virginia, belonging the said Ross valued
al Sio,oOO w. NEkERvIS,
sept IU tS6-tdsI SURVIVING Trustee
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PROPOSE having School the ensuing year, al my
"a residence, in the ower end Of Loua and about eight
miles north OF Ooochlad Court House. taught by my SON.
alter u Shelton lie lately graduated at Hampden Sgd
ney College, and Is recommended by the faculty Of tst
nstuen to The patronage of parents and guardians,
an instructor OF youth in all those branches usually pur.
sued in academies and classical schools" His price for
The lower branches Of English will he S5 aud for the
higher branches and Latin and Greek, $50. will take
lew bOarders at $50 Tor the scholastic year Of 10 months
VIM. SHELTON, (.sfinor)
October o. 4s-wAvs
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~ having purchased OF the late Richard H. Mead of
Frederick county, full blooded Durham bull Of fine size
and form, has now for sale several Of his calves both
male snd female, out Of the best stock OF long horned
cows ever imported into this country, made up OF the
Veral crosses oil Mllers, Paons, Ciays and Smith. inn
poriaon tie would also sell FIVE six first rate milch
OF this stock, all now with alt by the Durham bu
gentlemen wishing to improve their stock cattle would
do well to make early application personally by leer
to the subscriber residing Granville Augusta coun
~, Va. All communications shall be promptly attended
to. VIM. NJ. TATE
september ~. 3S-WGw
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BY RI'rCMIE & COOK.

" The ENQUIRER published twice week. generally and
three times week during the OF
Price, the Five Dollars per annum payable
vance, Notes Of shattered speciepayng (ony
oe,vd payment Tho Editors viii the safety remit,
them by NALL the of all
1 No will be dscoutinued Of the
Editors, until all arrearages have been paid up.
% Whoever will the OF nine papers,
have the tenth gratis. '
-l.. TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One first insertion
- cents No advertisement
~ assumed bv some person in this city OF its
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Leather.
October %.

THNHE subscribers have hand and for sale, very
n extensive assortment Of Leather suitable for Shoe
and Boot makers, Sadders Hdnessmskers and Farmers
which they will sell low. JOHN POE & co
OAK BARK.
~ BCash will be given for Oak Bark: those who have
h will do well 10 send Il In, A soon as possible.
October H. 1851 J. 2. g. Co.
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REL-AiR ACADEMY.-Tbe semi annual exhibit
h - lion oil this institution took place on the OH inst in
presence OF The following Trustees: Rev WIN. Finney
Judge 8 Archer; saml Brown. John Forwood, Henry
dorsey, aoo lnomas n. Hays Esqrs. who took pleasure
Institution has acquired under the Of The
Rev. X H. Davis, was fully sustained. With full no.
hei that the Institution s worthy the nsive na,ro,aas
which it has received, the Trustees confidently
mend II TO an enlightened public Mr. Perer Cberbonneir
one OF the most accomplished teachers in The Union nov
Presides over the French Department The duties Of The
school will be resumed Monday the 18th of November
next BY order OF the Board Of Trustees
JOHN MCKINNEY, Jr., Sec
Bei-Air (Md.) Oct. o. 49,
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TENREE HILL RACES will commence this falI AT the
n regular fixed period, to wit on the first Wednesday
in November.
FIRST DAy-A sweepstake, two miles and repsaf for
three year oil colts and hles.
SECOND DAY-Proprieor's Purse, $780, fifteen dol
lars entrance.
THIRD DAY-Jockey Club Purse, $1,000, twenty dol.
lars entrance. Sept 20. 39-td
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SHALL offer for sale the 9Th day OF November
- next, my stock Of FLOODED HoRsEs, a good brood
mare and Three colts three years old spring. by
WIN. H. Johnson's Medley, two others Of good blood-a
young stallion by Rego that is frs, rate foa ette-
TWO OF ms colts will be offered for sale the same time
-aso TWO good plough horses good two horse wagon
q strong OK cart, and three well broke young oxen my
STOCK OF cattle sheep and hogs about so barrels of corn
and about 1000 lbs. Of prime fodder
The above sale win take place at II o'clock on nv pan
tston on Falling creek, about miles south of Broad
ROCK and one south east Of Branc's house. Ches
tcrfied. " . 1890 ~
Terms of Sdte.-For all sums of SIS and under cash
VIII be requred-for all sums above So credit of six
Inohlhs VIII be given, the purchaser give with ap.
proved security. ARCHIBALD CIARYr
October 80 so H..
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a tOL. JOHN ~. CHRISTIAN Of New Kent county
" has removed TO Richmond, for The convenience Of
edueang his children, and has taken the the
store oil Messrs Granniss, Son Brothers, being the cor
ner on Main street and the street leading to Msyos
Budge-wbere Mrs Christian will be prepared TO enter
tain BodrdcTs by the day, week or year.
OciOheT ~. 4S-M2mr
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a NHARLES ELLIS, has just received his fall supply
~ oil goods per the Superior and other ships from Eu
rope, and offers for sale, blankets mapped coons white
blue, mixed, and Grabbed milled plains, weIch Cause
and other fannels, worsted stu printed and plain me-
inos, cambets and piaids, Flushing, winter vesiBg
hosiery, extra superfne English cloths of all colours and
prices, mems fashionable London hats, family Irish linen
best buck gloves leather CATERS, ready made great coats
shoe and cooured thread, seine twine prints cambcs,
Swiss and other musIins, italian silks warranted best
qualify; ladies hoskin gloves, best carpeng, &c &C.
DOMESTIC GooDs.-Ricbmond company cotton ozna.
burgs, "A and 34 shrtng, bleached and brow sheeng
and shifting, with large assortment of dark mixed sa,
nets, suitable tor servants and tobacco factory hands
Cutlery and Hardware, good assortment of EACH with
guns, spades and plough chains, sheet ron-Also
choice lot Of prime sadderY. f4I-in Septemher 27
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ri AND AND NEGROES FOR SALE-W,l be ex
n posed TO public sale, Monday the 10th of Deccm.
Der next, at the residence of The late Leonard
near Wilsinsboro', Granville county, North Carolina the
Tract of Ldnd, whereon he resided containing about
700 acres, together with 35 40 NEGROES between $50
and 800 barrels Of corn, wheat oats fodder and the stock
Of all kinds, household and kitchen furniture plantation
utensils, &c &C. The above Tract Of Land Of fine qua
y in high state Of Improvement, extensive manfred
Los well waered and adapted 10 the cultivation of To-
bacco and Grain. The improvements consist Of large
cornmodious Doeing House, various Offices, and every
necessary ouhoue and good tobacco barnssuated one
mile west OF Wiansborough, in Of the healthy
ana refined neghborhooJs in the State and s6ordng
ry convenience for the education OF children. The Ne.
goes consist OF men, and children, young and like
w. ana among them first boot and shoemaker, and
carriage driver. The valuable Lar Libraryo the dec J..
will be sold At the same time
October I. 40 a.
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OR0 ACRES of roiua6le Wood Land for
l AAOQl snLe-Pnrsn,nt 10 the Last win 81

1868 aGkEs Of s%G 10 M w1 1s Lemd 70.
Testament OF Maj Charles Williamson, Decd and in or
der to effect division with the Legatees OF said will
shall offer at Public Auction, at the Red House, in the
county oil Charlotte, on Thursday 2st of November
1t fair not the next fair day, (Sunday excepted) that
valuable tract OF Wood Land situated in the Counties of
Campbell and Charlotte containing by recent survey, 700
Acres more or less, adjoining the Lands of William An
derson, Henry Wheeler, Allen w. freshman, Martin
Hancock and others
Also, at the time and place, one other Tract of
Wood Land equally vsuable lying in the aforesaid coun
ties, and nearly contiguous the other containing by re-
cent survey DOB Acres, less, adjoining Lands
OF VIM and Richard Pauett, Peuy's estate, and others
The whole OF these Lands, above stated are in their
original growth lying upon the of Cub creek and
only u miles from Lynchburg. They valuable and
well adapted to the various cultures of that section of
country Ii is unnecessary into description of
them-iheir appearance fertility of SOIL and many adj
vantages, because those who NAV want TO purchase will
view tor themselves. Reference is given TO Messrs
Martin Hancock and Sdm'l F. Moses residing near the
premises, by whom they will be shewn
Terms, one two, and three years credit the
giving bond with approved security and deed OF on
tire Lands The title is believed to be unexcep,ionabIe:
but acting as Administrator, with the Will amer ed shall
oniey convey such title as authorized by said will
EDWARD WORSHAM, adm'r
OF Charles Williamson, Sen'r, deed.
hmeha county, Sept. ID. 45-tds
no day OF SALE and send their this office
SSALE OF NEGROES, STOCK, &c-The subscri-
~ Der will offer for sale, to the highest bidder, Fri.
day the 9Th day Of November next plantation of the
late John Harris deceased in the county of
called Snowden, opposite Scotsve in the county Of AL
bemsre, about teenty likely Negroes, all the horses,
CATTLE and stock OF every kind the crop amount
ing to three or four hundred barrels large crop of
60 in the house, fodder &C. Sc, the plantation utensils
&c, as well as every thing else apperiainng large
estate.
Terms. Nine months credit for all sums over ten dol
lars; Tor that sum and under, cash Bond approved
security of required Should the day be Unfair 50
that the sale go on then will he made the ne x
fair day. JOHN II. COLEMAN,
Ex'or OF John Harris, deed.
Albemarle, Sept. 20. 4i-tds
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

u(ECElVING-125 Barrels Fall caught MackereI for
- sale by WORKMAN, McGRUDER s. co.
October 25th, 1888. bO-2t
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N0TiCE.-A Petition VIII be presented TO the Jegis.
lN lature OF Virgni to open an Inspection Of Tohseeo
IN Warehouse, on the properly Of Nathaniel E. Samuel
W, Il Abraham w Vsoabe, at The Town Of ClsrksyiIle
aud county Of MeckIenburg [oet. % 4s--w6w
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a GREAT BARGAIN may be had in about GOO
IA acres OF Land, hundred cleared the balance in
woods lays well, is good farming land the growth prin
spa'y very lofty pines, which good judges say will pro-
ABOUT one mile on the river aiiording good site for
Saw Mill or other works; dam across the river com.
p'ete, and the canal nearly so; good and
dwelling house, beautiful eminence with other
improvements; fine water, very healthy; lays about two
miles below Milton, between and 8 below Charlottes.
VILE, and the University The title undoubted Posses
son can be had Immediately. letter addressed to me-
Milton p. o., will be attended to- c. PEYTON >
October 90. so a,
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'oMAL SWAMP LAND COMPANY.-The An.
nna' meeting Of The Stockholders, in the Dismal
swamp hanu Company will. according 10 Law he held
,ee we 'V""" SUFFOLK, on Friday the 18Th November
1000 RO. BUTLER, President
e.,,c.,, - Dsmdt S,oon,p Ldnd CompanU
"'0'o' VC'OVcT H. JG-t15lhNov.
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A FEMALE TEACHER WANTED.-A Lady we'll
qualified TO teach all the branches Of polite female
English Education, together with music oti the Piano
Forte, and who can osbiit satisfactory testimonials Of
such qualifications, may End employment in private IA.
my, ana air wages very healthy situation, by adj
dressing letter postage pai) to W. c. Ii erty Bedford
co Va stating terms, &c. October I3-wn
NOTICE. Petition will be presented 10 tle Legs.
aturs Of Virgina, al their next Session PRAYING an
act 10 incorPor'e The Anglo Vrgnian Mining Associa
ton" now operating IN the county Of Fauouier
OclOpeT IS 4S--w2w
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- ALE OF LAND.-On the 3Ist dav ol October nov1
~ al Jobn,ohs Springs, in the county Of Goocbland
shai proceed to sell at public auction Tract Of Land
Iaey o'cuPeo oy MIS- Anna Moore, her dover in the
real estate Of her deceased husband and ormo,Io Owned
by walter Boyd Gillian, deceased The tile 10 the Land
IS believed TO be undOubted in consequence of late de-
cIsion Of The Court Of Appeals. Terms made Lno an
the day Of sale, which will he positive ""
-, VIM. PANNILL, Adm'r. de bonis non.
~,tn NE WW dnnered, # Waiter Boyd Gillian. dsed
Aids
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October 25th, 1888. -.-t 5O-2t
"ENRlCO NURSERY Pifhin three and a half
IL miles IF Richmond, VTginia.-The subscriber
offers Tor sale at his Nursery large collection of buddsd
FRUIT TREES, consisting Of III varieties Of Apple, 20
do Pear, do Plum, Al do Peach, &c do Cherry do
Apricot, do Nectarine, do Almond, do Fig and a
do Grape Vine, nearly all propagated from trees in full
bearing in his own orchard and embraces perhaps Sc
lection OF Fruit that have been surpassed for the eli
mate in Virginia The trees large and thrifty and
many OF them have fruit at this time. Catalogues Ito
which have added, in consequence Of rous en-
qunes' ample directions for pan,ng) may be had gratis
AZ the Nursery, at the Book Store of Peter Cotton
where any orders left will be punctuay attended to.
Yet. ~ l5O-w6w JOSEPH SINTON.
VALUABLE NEGROES, STOCK, SC. FOR SALE
On Wednesday, Oct. 3oh, lit fair. if not, the next
fair dayD zoe oH SELL at the late residence Of Hunley
Gale, In Matthews county, the whole of his personal
tate consisting of about l6 very valuable sapes stock of
horses, cattle sheep and hogs farming utensils household
and kitchen furniture and the crop corn and fod
der The slaves will be sold for cash, the other pro.
perry ON credit Of months Bonds, with approved Sc
cnry, will be required Of the purchaser before the pro-
perry is removed The sale will be continued from day to
day until the whole is sold.
CHRISTOPHER ToMPKINs, Exec'rs of Hun.
JOHN d. JARVIS, lev Gale
October 30. 49-tds
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Number, lime, &c.

HAVING purchased Mr. Josiah II. Davis stock Of
Lumber, the subscribers beg leave to inform the
public that they have associated themselves in business
under the firm of J. e G. I. Thomas, and will always
keep on hand at the Yard long occupied by ar na
Wis, general assortment Of every description Of LOM
Der that may be required for building, together WIT
a constant supply of FRESH LINE, which they are
determined TO sell favorable terms can be pro
cured in the District.
Having large and extensive fre.proof WsrehOa"
they will receive storage. and sell on commis''on
GOODS e GRAIN of all kinds; and, being LOCATED
on the business part of the wharves. persons bringing
or sending their Produce to market, may find Their w.
tefest promoted by placing their business in our hands
JAMES THOMAS,
GEO. l. THOMAS.
100 casks fresh Thomaston Lime just received an
for sale. Alexandra, July D, 1872.
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final and thoughtful leave, Of the clergy who had
attended him to the bOrders of the eternal world
This parting scene was long and painful. Fl.
nslly the clergy descended from the platform,
and CIough was lett upon it alone. with the Sher.
it, Here he collected all his energies for the last
struggle; he measured the rope, (which had been
coiIed round his neck at the PRISON. with his arm;
specified to the officer the length which he desi
red TO fall had bis arms tied at the wrist; and
after taking last and eager look at the bright
sky, the earth, and the objects around, the fatal
cap was drawn over his forehead and eyes, and
he was launched iato eternity.
The drop was slipped so suddenly by the She.
riff, and the fall of the wretcbed man was SO ln
stantaneous aud heavy. that speedy end was
out to his sufIerings. A convulsive shiver OF the
body, and slight movement Of the limbs, mark
ed the final moments uf his dissolution, and then
all was over.
The body was cut down and placed in a coffin,
after il had been suspended about thirty minutes
The large concourse separated without any acct
dent; and before sunset, the place was compare
lively still and deserted.
Thus has terminated trial which has awaken.
ed an almost unparalleled excitement; and which
can scarcely pass without leaving an impressive
warning against those unrestrained and unruy
passions, which war against the soul, and poison
the fountain of better symPathies. with which,
through self abandonment and dissipation, they
are permitted to mingle. Gaz.
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THE FREDERICK
White SULPHUR Spring,

CITUATED FIVE miles north OF Winchester. former.
= " known a. DUvALL's Sulphur Spring, will be
opened for the reception Of company on the first Of
July.
The proprietors their thanks to their patrons
of the last season. and inform them and the public that
the accommodations are more spacious and comfort
able, several out additional have been
added large bath house erected, upon the most up
proved plan-good stables, and sheds for csrrsges-n
short, every necessary arrangement foi the reception
of company. Every exerton shall be made for the
commodation of guests.
LEROY P. WILLIAMS.
Frederick County. Va. June 25-w6w
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Notice.

ITAyING sold out my stock Of Lumber. and let nE
f1 old established Stand to Mesrs. Jas 6 Tho
mas, It 10 with mach pleasure that recommend then
to the patronage my old customers and to the puO
generally and feel assured that their knowledge o.
the business and determination to please, will enable
them to render satisfaction to those whose wants n'l
require any thing in their line Of business.
Wishing to close up my old business, in order t. pro-
secute the Rope.msking Business at Jones' Point
request oil persons having claims against me to pre;e
them for payment, and al persons indebted will pea
call At my Counting Room. (for the presently in the *
cond story of the Store Of Jas. & I. G. Thomas
;y8-tf JOSIAH H. DAVIS.
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PORTUGAL.

Advices are received BY this arrival. from
Lisbon, to the 9th, and from Oporto to the e!h
Of June. The belIiserent brothers renamed ~
statu quo-Don Pedro having made no hostile
movement, and Don Miguel contentins h'nseiI
with his customary amusement Of bombard'ng
Oporto. The Marquis Of Pamela had arrived
at the latter place, to which event much impor'
lance was attached, asit was thought that some
Of the present partzans Of Miguel, OF high
rank and Of large property. would be inclined to
treat with more confidence with the Marquis OF
Pamela than with any other Of the adherents OF
the Queen Captain Napier had taken the com
mand Of the fleet in the room Of Admiral Sarto'
RUS, who retires.
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TIME Seventh Session of Mrs. Porers Seminary fox
l. Young Ladies will commence on the ninth OF Sep
TENDER.
Mrs Porter gratefully &C knowledges the steady pi
ronage Of the early friends of her Institution and the
confidence evidenced by the increased number Of pu.
pills. encourages her to renew the assurance that every
advantage necessary to the attainment of bcrs edu
cation, founded strict adherence to moral and
gious obligations will continue to distinguish her et
forts for the instruction OF most interesting and Ia
portant portion Of the community
Board and Tuition in s the branches Of English in
sructon, one hundred and fifty dollars per year OF for
ty.egh, eeks, payable quarterly in advance.
Tuition for day scholars according to the class IN
which they rank, from four to eight dollars per term Of
twelve weeks.
Music on Piano. Harp and Guitar SIS %
Drawing, Landscape and Flower Painting
in Oils, &c. 3 W
Wax Work. transferring Shell Work and
Chinese do. S 60
Velvet Painting in oil and water colors S 0O
Latin, French, Italian and Spanish, each 0O
tronomy, illustrated by various experiments
Each Boarder must be provided with q single hair
mattress; or bed and bedstead and necessary beddng
silver tumbler, table and tea spoon uniform is
worn, of blue ginghsm during the week, and On Sun
day white dress, with blue belt. straw bonnet,
with blue ribbons in SUMNER and crimson in winter.
who wish information upon the course Of instruction
and discipline pursued in this Institution; and to those
whose remote residence prohibits this inspection, IN
formation will be accorded in printed form on spPIi
cation to the Seminary, corner Of Duke and Washing
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NegrOes Wanted.

4 GENTLEMAN from the South wishes to pa.
IA chase 10 or so effective Slaves Of good cos.s
ter. for his service, and among them it des'fi0
to have blacksmith, carpenter, coschman anu
man cook. His address is with the Editor.
jy 18-H Nat Int
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Mrs. Porter's Seminary

Frederick County. Va. June 25-w6w