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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-10
POETRY ".
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Osoe youyoudet Ladies' thcc-thc mlmoS is the BRIDE
How hnt?t know her well, all
From all the ecstal world, mean, know that Jewel bright
And gcntcr lovely bride usc blessed bridal night
know her by tho flower, that IIymen brails
know her by the roho Of lace that by maids
l know her by the showineSs OF shoe nnd glove,
And know her by tho milk white
know her by the playful smile thut dnpes her cheek;
know her by the she shosh- shJs, but
know her by that inward sigh, which chucklins
or all my young and miTth| @ thus Is happics day.
know her by that ishtsonc il ho walked
know her by that blush which virgins do
l know her by tho merry, merry us,Te of her eye,
And Know her By that upprcst and halEoAulng sigh
long, bud OF beauty, that airy step be thno
And long upon that dhnpc cheek lily twine;
Full long with love gistcn thy mouy, merry eyes
And never thy bosom hoave unless with pleasure signs.
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Of this State will stand upon their duty and their aeg
ance and will support the General Government in the
use oil any legal and necessary
vent the accomplishment OF sad catastrophe: and that
copy Of these resolutions DO sent to the Governor OF
South Carolina TO the President OF e United States the
Governors OF each Of the other States to each of our
Senators and Representatives in Congress.
JOHN BREATHlTT.
December 1872
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Dec. %.

n AND, NEGROES, Sc. FOR SALE.-By virtue OF
gl of a Deed OF Trust, executed by the late Smith
Payne OF Buckingham, and recorded in said county, the
Trustees named in said Deed will, Tuesday the 10th
day OF January next il fair the next fair day
on the premises TO sell the following properly to witt
the portion OF the tract of Land West of the road on
which said Payne livedhereofore several times adver-
tised, containing some $50 the time or
10 slaves, the stock crops of corn tobacco &c. furniture
plantation utensils SC. Terms--negroes, cash-land OF
credit OF L, and years-oher property, IL months
The sale OF the above property did not take place on
the 18th inst in consequence of the failure of the
TO attend, and it believed that like cause of dsappoin
ment will not recur THE TRUSTEES
December 20. 69-2awtts
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HDUBLIC SALE.-The Subscriber, acting under and
by virtue OF Decree ofthe Superior Court of Spo-
syivan will sell, by public auction Monday the 10th
day OF January next, at the Bowling Green the county
OF Caroline, all the negroes belonging the estate of the
late Mrs. Lucy Tsaferro.
The negroes, amounting to "a, consist of men, wo
men, boys and girls and will be sold credit of IL
months The purchaser give bond with approved secu-
rity. MARY b. STEPHENS
.ddn''r. Of Lucy T'diiaferro.
Dec. %. SO nth
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an iHANCERH-V IRcINIA.-Thom Purde in
"a his own right, and executor of Aaron Purdie
ceased and late administrator of Edmund Purdie do
ceased, Plaintiff
against
John Purde, Jeremiah Baugh and Polly his wife, late
Polly Purde, Sally Wilkinson, late Purdie Aaron Purde
Robertson, - Gahnaway and Polly w. his wife, late
Robertson, Lawson Forsee Seth W. Flournoy and Sally
his wife, late Forsee, Charles Forsee and Thomas Fin
Dey, late Sheriff of Chesterfield County, and as such adj
mlnlsrator oil Elizabeth Purdie, decd, Defts.
The Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancery, for
Chesterfield county, the 10Th day August last hay
ing among other things ordered and decreed that the uA
dersgned Commissioner should examBe, and settle
accounts of Thomas Purde and Edmund Purde as exc
cuors OF Aaron Purde, deceasedthe accounts of Tho
mas Purde, administrator Of Edmund Purde, deceas-
ed-and the accounts Of Thomas Fnney, late Sheriff of
Chesterfield county, and such administrator of Elizabeth
Pnriie, deceased The parties interested, therefore
notified, that have appointed the 18th day Of December
1882 at o'clock, A. M, TO the settlement OF
the said accounts at which time they hereby recur-
ed to attend before at my Office Chesterfield Court
House, with the several and proofs necessary 10
enable me 10 perform the said duties.
LAWSON NUNNALLY, NJ c.
NOV. H. 54-wtISD
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Ths eXblbs an ncrea7e 10 The annual revenue Of The
Department, since Mai. Barry entered upon s admins
iraton, Of fire hundred and Ghg.one thousand onehu,
Gred and yttco dollars. and increase in the annual
transportation OF the mail Of ten millions of ,esl
This Is correctly attributed to the extensive imptove
ments in mail facilities, and the estimate of the report is
hat the present system be persisted in the revenue of
the Department for the current year. will present still
greater increase its revenues for preceding
Louisville adpeTffseT.
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RH lSS a. +. TAYLOR, will continue her school
lVH the next year. commencing the 18th January and
terminating the 18th December with vacation Of one
monn IN the summer She teaches OrthOgraphy, Read
ing, writing, English Grammar Arithmetic, Geography,
and History, plain Needle Work. and Theorem Painting
Board and tuition seventy dollars for oil except Painting
winch VIII be an addition Of FIVE dollars My residence
IS IN very healthy aud agreeable neghborhood-M
Fost Oihce, Potliesville, Louisa county, Va.
JOHN L. COLLINS, Beech Hill
December 22. 6s-wIO,s
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A FARM ON JAMES RIvER.-I q

| a FARM ON JAMES RIvER.-I offer for sale
IN my farm James river opposite TO Gainesville. IL
contains by recent survey hundred and ninety
six and quarter, viz 40 l2 low grounds,
220 "a wood land, and 525 open high land In this
item included small skirts OF pillaged wood land.
and grown up in old field pines. The low grounds
is OF the first quality; the wood land heavily mbered,
and Of il fine tobacco land. IL is perhaps say
ing too much TO that the tanners in Gainesville
will give Sis per for the privilege of taking the bark
from the trees leaving the slaves, rewood (Which is
saeabe in Carteve) and hoop poles with the owner OF
the land. The open high land naturally OF very good
quality, bat parts of greatly injured by njudicous and
careless cultivation, particularly that which lies towards
the river which very broken. There is il prons.
ing crop OF wheat from IL bushels sowing principally
fresh land and low grounds The dwelling house is
very cOmmodoms, containing five rooms, but is out OF
repair and sos the yard and garden, having been oc-
cuped for many years by tenants and. overscers. The
place is believed TO be remarkably healthy, and is sup
piled with spriRg water Of fine quality quite convenient
have been thus particular that may put themselves
TO the trouble OF coming TO look at it, but such would
suit The farming operations will continue progress
ana the purchaser IL he thinks proper may have the
fodder, stocks OF horses, cattle and hogs, and plantation
utensils. Ii the purchase money aud interest be well
cured, the terms of payment will be made very
dating. l shall ask than what is considered by
disinterested persons acquainted with the property,
very moderate price, because have too much business
and am DESTROYS TO sell.
RANDOLPH HARRISON.
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zNDUCATlON.-rhe subscribers iassicaI and Ma
"a thematlcal School, will be continued the ensuing
year, at his residence in Hanover county % miles roo
Richmond, owe Gel Goodars and and half miles
tom the Stage 70 leading from Richmond 10 Louisa
Court House Terms For board, tuition, washing lodg-
ing aud candles, 800 ioren months My school will
Oe opened on the 18th Of January 1885, and closed on
tn. lst OF December following vacation of one month
VIII be given IN the summer As my character and
qualifications beg leave refer to the following gen
temen Bishop Meade OF Frederick, the Rev VIM Arm
strong, and F. aud J. s. James OF Richmond Letters adj
dressed TO me- near Montpelier Hanover county " gi-
mia, will be attended TO HERMON DAVIS
Annhei, Hanover, Nov. %. go VII
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December 6.

NoIlCE.--To all persons who hired Negroes or rent
ed Lands OF Mrs. Elizabeth Spencer OF Cumberland
Tor me present year, which life her from the
WIN oil Daniel Gnerrant, decd cautioned pay no
hre or rent TO Mrs Spences since the time of her
DEATH which took place the 18th of July Is32-as the
DINER proportion is by law for the benefit Of the legal Ls-
gaees OF the deceased also give notice TO tho Agent
oil Mrs Spencer, (who understand be Mr. John Cresp)
to comply with this the law directs; and earnestly re-
quest that those who hire rent will deliver the ne
groes the estate the LIST of January 1888 for the
purpose oil division, with clothing, hats blankets Sc
TO my brother Thomas p Guerrant who is authorised TO
receive, adjust, aud receipt for
PETER ID. GUERRANT,
Exor and Legatee Of the estate OF Danl Gucrrant deed
December %. 72-w1,v
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THH0 RACERS have an excellent TraineT and
" Groom, which am disposed 10 sell lie is now at
Mr. John NJ. Boss where he has been for the two last
years. Any letter the subject (pos, pad) directed to
Subjects p o. Powhatan will be attended to-If not so d.
by the is Of February next, he will be Tor hire.
JOHN GOODE, ST.
Powhatan, January 8. 72-w8w-
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HNDUCATlON.-Th School of the subscribers resid-
EHI ing IN the upper part Of the county Of King William
near Tayors Ferry, will be continued the next year In
this School are taught, Reading Whiting, Arithmetic Eng
llsh Grammar Geography, the Elements Of Mathematics
The Latin Language and the Translation Of the French
Language Commencement on the 18th January next.
vacation Of four weeks in the Summertime School
will close on the 18th December following The sub
scriber will accommodate six eight pupils with board
Price tor tuition, S2O-for board and tuition, S9Oeach
boarer furnishing his bed bedding and towels The
residence Of the subscribers in point Of heahines s not
he believes, surpassed by any situation in Virginia.
G. W. TALIAFERRO.
N. B. Letters addressed 10 the subscriber should be d.
rected to Mangobick p. Office. King William G. W r
November 27. gs-1afH
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N CHANCERY--V IRGINIA.-InC hesterfie Id Coun-
n ty Court November l4th 1882
Robert Becher and Sarah his wife, Thomas Belcher in
his right, and administrator of Archibald c. Fer
gusson deceased, and his wife Elizabeth John d. BAugh
and Frances L. his wife, John Roberts and his wife Nan
cy b. and Mary Hatcher, late Mary FERGUSON Pitts.
against
John FERGUSON, Aaron Ferguson, and William Fer
gussoh, Defts.
The defendants not having entered their appearance.
and given security according the Act Of Assembly and
rules OF this Court and appearing the satisfaction
oil the Court that they not inhabitants Of this Com
monweath, the motion of the compainants by coun-
sell is ordered that the defendants do appear here on
The second Monday III February next, and answer the
compliments BILL and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted in OF the public newspapers printed
in the city OF Richmond for months and
also posted the front door of the Court House of this
county. Copy. Teste,
LAWSON NUNNALLY, d. c.
NOV 23 57-wSw
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TNlON SCHOOL, ALBEAARLE-The subscribers
~ will continue their school the ensuing year IL il
will be taught the Greek, Latin, French and English Lam
guages, Geography and Arithmetic. The Mathematics
will be taught should they be able procure assistant
qualified TO teach them, OF which notice will be given
Their terms Tor tuition, thirty dollars the scholastic
year. and board may be had with either Of the subscribers
or in respectable families in the noghborhood eighty
dollars for the same term, every thing furnished.-The
school will be opened Monday the 18th Of January and
with vacation Of the month Of July will terminate on
the 10th December.
GENTLEmAN we'll qualified TO teach Mathematics
and the Greek and Latin Languages, or Mathematics
alone, will be egiby situated by taking interest in
one establishment Application to be made TO either Of
the subscribers early possble by letter directed 10
Charlottesville, Va FRANK CARR
JNO. u. CARR.
December % G9-wtI4Ja
NOTICE Being DESTROYS Of settling NV admipstra-
lion Of Ie estate Of Mrs Euphauia Claiborne, de-
ceased late Of King william county, all persons having
claims against my interstate requested 10 bring them
forward, duly established as speedily rs possible
CORBIN BRAXTON,
Admir- Of Euphsnia Claiborne, deed.
King William, Dec. "a. gs-w9m
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VHNHE absent defendants, James r. Morris and William
n Morris, will please take notice, that shall on We'd
nesday the 18th day OF March, 1888 the Tavern of
Thomas May, in the town of MaysvIe and county OF
Buckingham, proceed to take the dispositions of Samuel
Ford and Others TO be read evidence suit now epend
ing in the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancerv
Tor the county of Buckingham in which am plaintiff and
yoE and others are defendants which time and place
you may attend if you please. Yours
Dec. ID. [64-w4wl JOHN MORGAN
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NORTHUMBERLAND ACAOEMY.-Mr. Joseph
~ H. Davis, gentleman highly qualified by his abb
ity, assduiy and experience in teaching, will continue
10 preside over this institution the ensuing year, and will
be assisted by many competent teachers the interest
OF the school may require
The academy is situated two miles below Norhumber
land Court House, in neghborhood proverbally healthy
The buildings of brick, spacious and comfortable and
calculated to afford accommodations for 20 boarders.
The Boarding Department will be managed by Col Jo-
seph Ball. JT, whom the Trustees rely with confidence
to give entire satisfaction TO his b0arders
In this institution taught the Latin and Greek Lam
gnages together with the other prerequisites of collie
gate
About 100 volumes Of books, OF History and Science
nave been carefully selected the commencement of
library Mathematical Instruments globes and maps both
ancient and modern, also provided for the stu
dents
Terms-For Reading, Writing, Arithmetic and English
Grammar, $50 These, with Geography and the OF the
Globes and Mapping, $25. In all other cases $50 an
nuay For Board, 500, annually, exclusive Of Bedding
and Candles
The school will commence the first day of February
ana end on the first day Of December, without any sum-
mer vacation Parents and guardians liable for the
tuition fees and board of their wards only from
the time OF entrance till the end tho sessiono be paid
quarterly IN advance. THOMAS IL. HARVEY
President Of the Board of Trustees
december D. 6l-w6w
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EN CHANCERY-VI Rules holden in
in the Clerks Office of the icuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chancery for the County of Buckingham, the
fifth day Of November, 1892
John Morgan, PltG
Against
James r. Morris, William Morris, James p. Richardson
morgan, aud Jones, and William Crane, Def.
The defendants, James II. Morris and William Morris
not having entered their appearance and given security
according TO the Act OF Assembly and Rules of this Court
and appearing, by satisfactory evidence, that they are
not inhabitants this Country is ordered That the said
defendants do appear here the first day the next April
Term and answer the bill of the plaintiff; and that co..
py oil this Order be forthwith inserted some
published in the City of Richmond for two months sue
cessyey and posted at the front door the Courthouse
OF this County. Copy.-Teste,
Dec. 49, [6I-wSw1 X. ELDRIDGE c.
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NoTlCE-In compliance with the last Will and Tes-
" lament OF Joseph Brand, deceased, will be sold on
the 22d day Of January 1885, by his Executors tract of
Land, containing about hundred and thirty acres
lying on Mechunck creek, Albemare county, the terms
will be three equal payments; third of the purchase
money to be paid on the first day of January 1884, the
second payment on the first day of January 1895; and
the last on the LIST January 1885, deed trust on the
land will be required to be given by the purchaser and
In addition to this personal security for the first payment
Al the same time and place. will be sold, the residue of
the estate OF the tesator consisting of several negroes
stock oil various kinds also household and kitchen fun
ure There will also be sold at the time and place
by the Executor, in conformity to the will of Fanny
Brand deceased her estate, consisting Of several groes
stock OF various kinds household and kitchen furniture
plantation TOOLS crops of and fodder SC. AS TO the
personal property cash will be required for all sums un-
der Ten dollars; all above 10 dollars credit until
the first day of January 1884 will be given the purcha-
ser giving bond with approved securiy the sale will
unue from day to day until the whole property disposed
Of On the land there good buildings new barn and
machines vein OF limestone through, and crop of
wheat is seeded on it.
The Executors of Joseph and Fanny Brand decd
November 80. 59-wtds
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YHNriE Subscriber wishes to employ for the sno,ns
II year, Female Teacher, who is qualified TO teach
the English and French languages, Music Painting and
Needle Work: Such an one, as can come well recon-
mended, will be thankfully received None Others need
apply. JAMES FARISS :.
Bent Crock, Buckingham Dec. %. 6S-2Sw4ws
ETP0N AN INJUNCTION.-At Rules taken in tho
u Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chaneery OF Prince Edward county, the 9th day
OF November 1892:
John Clark, Executor of Agnes Clark, decd Pnf
Against
Jacob McGehee and Mildred his wife, Nancy Lyon.
Archibald Fuqua and Sally his wife, William Clark ST.
las Watkins, and Lucy Nj. his wife, Thomas Clark and
John Foster, Do6s
The defendants, Archibald Fuqua and Sally his wife,
not having entered their appearance and given security
according act Of the General Assembly and the rules
OF this court and appearing that they not
OF this State, the motion of the plaintiff by his attorney
is entered at rules aforesaid and accordingly
that the said defendants, Archibald Fuqua and Sally his
wife, do appear here the first day Of April term next
and answer the PLAINTIFFS bill; and that copy this or
der be forthwith inserted in some of the public news
papers published in the city of Richmond for two months
successfully and also posted at the front OF the Court
house oil this county. Copy-Teste.
Nov. 10. t55-wSw b. j. WORSHAM C. C.
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IN CHANCERY- Anne ia Counts
n Court November 22d, IS32
kyland Miller, Clement CTute and Sally his wife for
merly Sally Miller, Dabney p. Miller nj nv b. Miller
Martha NJ Miller, Anderson Miller Charlton Miller au,h
Armstead Miller the six last of whom al infants who
sue by Ryand Miller, their FRIEND Virginia Nj Wo-
mack, Ju it'll w. Womack, and Nathan Woma.k inf,ns
children OF Charles Womack aud Elizabeth Womack de
ceased formerly Elizabeth Miller who sue by the ,ai,
Charles Wonack, their father, and next friend all oe
whom are coheirs OF Dabney Miller, dec. late Of Amee
county, Complainanis,
Mary Niller widow and relict of Dabney Miller de-
ceased John ebser, sheriff of Amelia and as such adj
mnistraor, with tho will annexed OF Dabney Miller de.
ceased william Miller, Thomas Miller, and Virginia
Miller children OF William Miller and late of
,,, Defendants
This day came the plaintiffs by their coun ell and 6o6
thelr Dill and the defendants, William Miller, Thomas
Mler aud Virginia Miller, not having entered their an
pedrance, and given security according the act of Az
sembiy and rules OF this court and appearing 10 the sa
lis action oil this court that they btants of this
commonwealth motion OF the plaintiffs by their coun-
sell ordered, thai the said defendants do here
on the 4h Thursday in February next and arsw err the
Dill oil the Plaintiffs otherwise the will take the same
Tor confessed, and decree accordingly: and that copy
OF This order be forthwith inserted in some ne wsp.ner
published in he city of Richmond for two months sue
cessvey and posted at the front door of the court house
oil ms county, on Two successive court DAYS.
copy. Iesie, JOHN L. LEIGH, C. A. c.
december H. t3 -wSw
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July LIST, 1880 to July Let, 1881 96s SOP Z"
=" July ls, 1881 TO July Ist 1882, s,I56,32 :"
hs showing increase in the transportation of the
mail, since Major Barry went into office, of nine millions
nine hundred and ttceSfy Ue thousand miles and an in
crease within single year of eight millions, hundred
aud hty-sX thousand, three hundred and twenty mine
miles!
The annual transportation of the mail July st 1892,
was,
In stages, 1922. 743 miles.
In steam boats, 400 3OI
On horseback and in sulkes, 69O2977
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POLITICAL.
MESSAGE

~ the Governor Of Kentucky, communicating to the
General assembly the ORDINANcE and other Docu.
mentS Of the late Convention Of South Carolina.
GENTLEMEN THE SENATE,
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Union Canal Of Pennsylvania, class ID,
for 1888, 10 be drawn in the city oi
Philadelphia, on Saturday July 49,
Capnals-2O,OOO, 10000, 5000, 5000,
and one hundred Of 1000, &c., amount-
Ing to three hundred and sixty six thou
sand and eighty dollars. Wholes $40,
halves So, ours. $3.50, eighths s ,25.
GRAND consolidated lottery, class %, for
1888, to be drawn at Wilmington, July
Is. Capitals $4,000, 5000, 5000,
sc. Tickets $4, lowest prize So.
New York con. lottery, class 90, Tor 1888
Ito be drawn Wednesday July H.
Capitals $2O, 900, 5000, 1000, Sc
Tickets IS, shares in propol tion.
Delaware and N. G. con. lottery, extra
class 8, for 1888, to be drawn at Will
mington July l8. Capital prize. $4,000
tickets SO, shares in proportion.
School Fund lottery of r 1. class 81, Cd
series, to be drawn at Providence July
10. Capitals $4,000. Tickets So. ss
Maryland State lottery, cass IA, for 1888
to be drawn on July 20. Capitals
$4,000, 5000, SC. Tickets $4, parts
nproportion.
Orders enclosing cash or prize tickets,
viii meet with prompt attention.
A. G. MOVES, Agent.
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MARRIED.,

Tn harrington, last evening, by the Rev. Mr.
Porter. MIR. JOHN G. JoYcE, of this town, (form'
crly of Jersey, Eng. TO Miss Prudence BLY, o.
Darlington. a. S.,,
In Bristol, on the Sd ins. by the Rev. Mr.. Stark
weather, Mr.. JosIAs PECK, formerly OF Swanzey
10 Miss Nancy WAnpwELL, daughter Of Mr.
Joseph Wardwell, Of Bristol
In Scekonk, on Monday morning last,h the Rev
Mr.. Barney, Mr.. JOHN MARTIN, of Swanzey, t
Miss MARY SWIFT, daughter Of Mr.. Benjamin
Swift Of the former place
AT Sandwich, Mass by the Rev. Palmer Brown
Rev. THOMAS JOHNSON, Of Wethersfield, VI
4. Mise FEAR FISHER, of Sandwich.