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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-02
February 2

by virtue Of Deed Of Trust from Benjamin r. Har-
u y ris the subscribers will sell by public auction to
the highest bidder, at Hanover Courthouse on the first
day Of February court next, OF land, lying in
the county o! Hanover, Landlords Old Mill on the
road leading to Hanover Courthouse, containing hun
ded and fifty acres; also the said Benjamin r. arrss
interest in tract of 80 Of land lying in the upper
end OF said county adjoining the lands Of the estate of
Thomas Harris, decd; which interest estate for the
life Of John Gentry in two-thirds Of the said land, and
fee simple estate in the resdue also the said Benjamin T.
Harriss interest in his fathers estate. Terms at sale
And at the house Of the said Benjamin T. Harris, in
the county of Hanover, the 18th day february the
following property upon credit of six months viz
mules two horses, three colts, jenny 5000 lbs. of
bacon one carriage and harness. eight day clock
saddle and brd 20 barrels Of corn and one silver watch
". G. CRENSHAW, l-r.,
JAMES LYONS, "u''e'''
February 2. s5-wt26thF
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The Georgia COnStitutiOHdiist OF the 10Th received
yesterday cohtans very interesting correspondence be-
tween Senator Dickerson, OF New Jersey, and w. n
CTawiod' on The subject OF the protective system That
paper speaks OF us"i he view taken of the prote
i've policy by Mr. Crawford will doubt be assened ia
by the Southern States, and by those in the Northern
states VINO are not Immediately interested in manufactures
ana VINO are advocates OF the free trade system The
reasoning OF our fellow citizen convincing az to lead
us to entertain the hope that beneficial effect may be
Pouced by the publication OF this correspondence espe-
ciay in Washington City, while Congress is in session
and tariff bill in lull debate. 1hough differ with Gov
Dckerson 1t is but justice TO say, that there not
st better man and an honeseT politician in the country
H. has been firm and undertaking friend OF Georgia and
stood by her hen friends needed and when she
was abandoned by almost all the other States of The Union
such conduct on the part of Gov Dickinson should lead
us TO think and speak cbaraby of him. for the opinion he
enleTtalns, and honestly too, iniayor protective tariff
Charleston city Gazette.
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NOTICE. Was committed TO the jai Powhatan
county, o. The 18Th OF september last, negro man
calling himself George FIVE feet and halt an inch high,
dark complexion, about 80 40 years DID, With black
mark extending from his hair down between his eyes
and was described in the commitment the prope "
Mr. Smith Of Georgia he however. now says that he
belongs 10 Mr. collier, of Inc city Richmond and was
purchased by hmoI Mrs. Burke in tho county OF Ian
over The owner OF said negro is requested to tor
ward p'ove his pro3ery, pay charges and kc him
or he will he dealt with according 10 law.
X NJ. LAYNE, ID. S Tor VIM. Crumr, Sheriff
December 4. 60 wI2vs
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~ CHARLESTON, Feb 2I.
We learn and it gives much pleasure TO state that
the prompt and very efficient movement of the United
states Troops from Fort Moutre, afford assistance al
the late fire in city, made under The immediate
eye OF Scott and that the officers no vol
uhteered Tor The occason having desdached their COM
PSnies with expedition, desired by him 10 report TO
The nendan oil the city, TO be employed whereve their
services nigh he required.
we further learn that the officers who commanded the
companies "ere aptainS Mnnroe and Ringgod.- COur
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FehrnarY 2.

Nm RY-YIRGINIA.-At rules held in the
n Clerks Office Of tho Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery for the county Of Gloucester, the 4h
day of February, 1893:
Warner L.. Olivier, Plaintiff
against
Francis b. Whiting and Richard M. Thornton Defts.
The defendant, Francis b. Whiting, not having entered
his appearance and given security according to the Act Of
Assembly and the rules Of this Court aud it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is not inhabtant Of this
commonwealth, on the motion of the complainant by Tho
Francis -. Whiting DO appear here on the 9th day Of
May next, being the first day Of the term Of the said
Court, and answer the plaintiffs bill; and that copy Of
This order be forthwith inserted in the Richmond Enqui-
rer iortwo months successfully, and another copy thereof
posted at the front door Of the Court House Of this county
on two successive court days. Copy Tesie.
ARTHUR l.. DAVIES, G. G.
Feb. 10. 92-vscy
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SHOCkE WAREHOUSE-To TOBACCO Planters
VIE subscriber begs leave respectfully inform the
n Planters and Others shipping tobacco to this market
that he has completed fre-proof building ON the
sce where Shocke Warehouse stood and that from the
increased area and improved plan of the house much has
been added to the facilities Of despatcbng business at the
establishment lie will remind the Planters that from, lie
situation in the midst Of the Counting Houses of the
Dealers, this Warehouse will always have full
even IN the worst weather
RANDOLPH HARRISON, Jr.
In consequence Of the death Of Mr.. William Young.
one OF the former Inspectors at this Warehouse benjamin.
Sheppard one Of the subscribers has been appointed 10 fill
his place. who will continue TO receive tobacco belonging
Planters and Others he has formerly done the sale oi
which will be generally attended 10 by MIR. Robert g
Wilamson.-Mr Williamson has been long i'm the tobac.
co business aud IS gentleman that can recommend
with confidence, az competent salesman Tobacco COM
ing down the Canal and intended for Shockn Warehouse
Will DO taken from the Basin free OF drAyage; and we as
sure the Planters and others who may send tobacco 10 This
Warehouse, that pains shall be spared by u.s. consistent
with duty, to give general satisfaction and despatch 70
their business.
MOSBY & SHEPPARD Inspecfors.
The subscriber having located himsefat Shockoe Ware
house tenders his services TO the Planters and Farmers
Virginia, as Agent, for the sale Of country produce
tie hopes that an experience for series Of years i'm The
tobacco trade, general acquaintance with The tobacco
dealers, added to wish give general satisfaction to those
persons who may conlde their business 10 his care will
enute him to share Of public patronage. His charges
for the sale OF tobacco will be the same as that
made by Capt b Sheppard.
ROBERT 6. WILLIAMSON
Proceeds Of sale Of produce will receive such direc
ton as consgncrs may order r. C. w
January 20. s3-wst
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EsNETEeRY.
Nrcm ~ nhnAlH. uN.uNN., :,


fF,om tho New llavon iIcrnid.l
TIE CuEQUER BOARD.
"---lhcre gama
hivolOls, and foolish pny,
Whetewith NC whilcd an hour away.
rook'd not f won, OF lo.t
II was enough for 10 be-
80 20 h0r--------."
Why hangs thy han, in ioi,tiug mood,
A. tracing out arch surprise?
You mi ht play careless il YOU would,
And win,-I only see your eyOs
You smile to ho,d In chock my horde,
Yet kaOw not how you letter mo
I upon the board,
Nor | move away from thee.
There now, make bole assault
I'll march this rogue straight up 20 you:
What. takon enyious Is his fault
wish indeed, you'd take nc too!
Now me,-roynlty's the thing
His majesty shall take that stand.
would be happier than king
Thus crown'd with Thy opa little hand.
fla blow hiu,-wol, doubt tits fair
Chose checks 10 wonders in gSmc)
Its quite o hard to boar
AZ feelings blown into flame.
You look cunning, somothing's wrong,
Those fingers only cheat in part,-
Your beauty cheats into
Aud from my bosom steals my heart.
You've conQuefd-to this blank retired
Ono ement moro, and | gone
see you thus, by victty fred,
mightier than dare to
There Is game now this is past,
Well pleased, dear maid, would essay,
Where hopes crOuHd or biorr at last
Come stake yourself, aud lot US PLAY.
FEB. Is, 1893. J. w. u.
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ID APPAHANNOCK LAND FOR SALE.-Pursli-
IA ant to decree of the County Court OF Middlesex
bearing date January, 1885, we the Commissioners there
in named will sell TO the highest bidder, the premises
on Friday the 5th day of April next if fair if the
next fair day thereafter, that well known called
Cedar Park, lying in the county of MiddIesex about
mile above Urbanna lately the property OF Mrs Betty r
Muse containing about 800 acres MOSTLY Of flat river
land OF e best quality adapted to the culture of wheat
corn OATS &c well enclosed, and at present in good
state OF improvement, with ineXhausbe beds fhe finest
mari, lying near the surface which be applied with
little labor The Improvements consist Of and com
Portable dwelling house with the necessary out houses,
and contiguous TO Of the finest springs in the lower
bounding side of the farm is bold and navigable
creek, from which may be obtained the finest fish, oysters
and wild fowl The sale will be made a credit of six
and twelve months except for much may be
sary to deray the expenses of the decree &c. which must
be paid in cash. THOMAS MUSE, TO-,
February 2. S5-wfds-
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THNO BENAJAH FERGUSSON-Sr As you are not
n nhabitant Of this Commonwealth. and have no
known agent therein, you hereby notified that shall,
on The 2st day Of March next, between the hours Of 10
in the morning and i'm the afternoon At the tavern Of
Grandson Woodbridge in The county Of Chesterfield,
take the deposition Of Pova Turner and Others, TO be
read AZ evidence IN a suit now depending in the Circuit
Superior Court Of Law and Chancery for the said county
Of Chesterfield, in which you plaintiff, and myself e
Thomas T.. Morrisett defendants.
Feb. II. t93-w4wl ELIJAH BRUMMALL
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AUGUSTA. FebruArv p

hUUUsTAJ ~.
AUGUSTA RAcRs-1he first days Race over the Au-
Phnzy's s. horse Collier by Sir Cnares dam by Whip.
and VI T. John r. Spanns b. mare, SaIey Hornet bv Sir
Charles, dam by Hornet; and won by the former with
much ease, in two heats The horse took the lead both
heats, and kept it, varying from five or six lengths
ahead, the end each heat. Tim.e-frst heat sm 29s
I'd heat SIN 35s-lhe weather had been very wet till
lew hours before the race and the Turf was
heavy, and the labor OF course, very
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ANCHOR IRON.
NAVY coMMrssroNERs' osrrcr.

NAVY SOMMIsstoNERs OFFICE.)
January IL, 1888.
HDkOfOSALS sealed and endorsed will be received al
n this othce, until the LIST OF March next to manuise
ture and deliver at the Navy Yard Washington, d. c.
about 10000 pounds of the best quality American Iron
Tor making the Bower and Stream anchors following
From 2S TO 10000 lbs for 2 Bower aud 2 Stream an
chors for ships OF the line.
From 81 to 1900 lbs. for 4 Bower and 2 Stream an
chors for frgates.
From Al TO $4,000 lbs. for 10 Bower and Stream an
chors Tor sloops of
The shapes and dimensions OF the for the anchor.
OF the several sizes, must be made conform IN The o
dels and drawings which will be furnished TO the con,ac
tors Tor that purpose aud by which the iron on delivery
will be inspected it also be tested to the
and sdtsac ion OF the ding officer OF the aforesaid
Navy Yerd
The contractor must commence delivering the iron nv
the LIST OF May, and complete the delivery OF the whole
quantity on or before the 3ist October, 1885
Ten per cent will be reserved from each payment IN be
made as collateral security, in addition the bond which
viii be required, and will not be paid until the whole,
quantity is delivered inspected and tested unless spe
ciAy authorized by the Board OF Navy Comnis sioners
January 10. 7g-2aw
Monday the 18th February, the Stage Coach FROM.
~ Richmond TO Fredericksburg will commence run.
ming daily, and arrive the evening Washington
City by the splendid Steomboa Sydney.-From Wash
ington, to Baltimore and Philadelphia the lines will
mence on the day Travellers from the North ana
SoGth VIII lfnd no delay. E. PORTER s. Co.
February 49, 92-u
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a LII persons having claims against the Estate of Ar.
IA chibald Taylor decd, Will make application to
William Ford for setlementand those indebted, re-
quested TO come forward and make payment the same
Feb II. [S9-2awIml THOS. II. HARRISON.
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Plaintiff


a tLASslCAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL.
u There four vacancies in the subscribers school
which he wishes TO fill.Terms 800 for ten months
Address the subscnber, near Montpelier Hanover Vir.
gina HBRMON DAVIS.
FEB. ~ tS0-wul Ann6eld, Hanover County
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WEpB's NEws-MoNGER.--The instrument of the
Bank the Spy who Puryeys aseboods for Webbs paper,
give an account Of caucus which he pretends was held
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-02

MD RI NM ER-This thorou uh- bred horse beautiful
Hp bay oil good size and great power, will stand from
the 18th inst TO the 10Th of July in the county OF Gooch
land, at the mills of Mr. John Watkins Is miles above
Richmond, and at the store of DIR. WIN. NJ Anderson,
miles below Goochand Court House, days out of at
the latter and days out of the former pace-to CO.
yer at 10 dollars discharged by H. if paid the
hrst day OF October neXtS dollars the single leap paid
at the time OF servcc25 cents 10 the groom Mares fed
at the usual price Pasturage gratis. Care will be taken
to prevent accidents and escapes but liability for any
Information can be obtained from Mr. l. Watkins and Dr.
w. Nj. Anderson Brimmer got by Herod, he by Di.
omed, he by Forizel (n Engand no by Herod (do he
by Tartar, he by Cros Partner. Brmmers was cot
by Robin Red Breast his grand dam by Shark e. e. dam
by Give, e. g. g. dam by Leith & G. e. e. dam by Bay.
Tors Fearnough e. g. &. &. dam by old Janus e. <. q.
z g g. dandy wilmington, & e. G. g. g. g. dam by old
Janus. JOHN GOODE Senr
Powhaan, February 9Th, 1888. S9-wsw"
DANIS'S CELEBRATED STOMACHIC CORDIAL,
YHNHE most valuable Medicine prepared for coug h
q and Colds and affections of the breast and lungs
eadng TO consumption 1t is unsurpassed for the enec
ua relief OF disorders OF the stomach caused by ndipes
ton and also disorders Of the bowels and govt in the
stomach Its singular virtues in the relief of the above
disorders, has been sufficiently proved Go the fac, that
they have been in for the last twenty years. and
the demand Tor them, where known is still ncre asing
Thousands have experienced the happy effects of this
most invaluable Medicine; and many in this city, and IN
many other cities, can testify to its great efficacy.
DIRECTIONS FoR UsE.-.4duits, of strong consttu-
TONS (ndleS, one wine classic be taken at night
when going TO bedand in the morning before break
fast Females, half the above quantity. Children three
to four years old, two tea sPoonslul.
(Price one Dollar per B6ttIe.)
II can be had and additional testimony given, at the
Apohecary Store of Mr.. John II. Eustace Main street
Richmond, Va.
February H. 9O-w4t
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The Greensyile 'ountaHeer OF the 10Th instant saws
There have lately been Battalion Musers throughout
the upper part OF The State saving Gteensvle and
haps Sparanburgh, all OF which, there was an opror
tuniy offered to those who saw proper Of vounieernp
their services in defence OF Modification. We have M,
deTstood that these oilers very readily or gene
TOuly accepted by OF the Mountain Iatalions in
Pendleon II he first battalion Of the fifth Regiment re-
fused, to man. the polite request OF bis Excelencv de-
string them TO volunteer. THIS Bait alton was ed
by Major Garvin, who after the Review was over as.
semoied his brave mountain toys and said lbem if
mere was man IN their ranks unwilling Law dow n his
life in defence OF the Star Spangled banner LET him
withdraw but not one moved. They then adopted some
strong Resolutions, which regret very much have
not been sent for publication The Battalion above M sior
Garvins Teiusedin like manner, with ONLY two excso.
tons, the patrio c appeal Tor volunteers I'm our
last weeks paper slated that only 10 OF so
out OF three or four hundred volunteered in another bat
talon In Pendleon district The statements we have lust
gwen, ave rom source That may be relied In all
ages mountains and mountainous have been the
iaVore regions Of Liberty They likely TO condnue
so.
Beauties Of this "crsis"-The Georgia Courier Of the
18th inst sdys:"SOuth Carolina would not recover her
losses IN 70 years, allowing that they should cease now
tier population and wealth rushing from the State
as from threatening c0nilagraoD IL Is believed that
not less Than 2OOOO OIL her citizens kinds have
ed through this city their way the west In CON
sequence The roads Alabama are very bad and prov
sions aud high IN price. letter from gentle.
man. who recently moved 10 that State says he has to
pay dollars per busbc for corn from the number of
persons who have removed 10 that part Of the country
within the last three months.
IT gives us pleasure to notice the hg honor conferred
on Judge BLACK by the unanimous vote OF the LegsIa
ture Of Mississippi In favor Of his appointment AZ Senator
Of that State IN place Of Mr. Ellis resigned The elec
lion 10 m the station alter the expiration OF e term has
no! been made.-W Globe.
WEpB's ws-MoNGER---The instrumen, Of the
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INTEREsTING FROM CAPE DE NERDS

We have been favored with the following letter from
clergyman who went passenger in of the sent
from this port by the hberaly Of citizens, with pro
visions for the relief of the Cape dc Verd sufferers The
description gives Of the distress and mortality which The
famine IN those Islands had occaoned and the frantic
JOY with which the starving inhabitants hailed the arrival
OF these unexpected succors will be read with thrilling
interest. Surely Of common scnsibity, after
perusng this letter, regret the humble Offering which
he made for an object worthy OF his charty-worthy,
at least on account of the urgent nature Of the CALL if
not Tor any peculiar merit in the recipients OF his boun-
y.-.N Y Jour. IF Com,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-15
DUMFRIES' REMEDY FOR THE
PILES

TNaE proprietor begs leave to recommend (which
III he does with the fullest conhdence) one OF the
most valuable remeii-s known for this troublesome dno
no,nf.I complaint Without going into detail. he
. - snnugbto he has in his possession the
most undobted testimonials that it has more
ansoers the ,Ohieh it than any
other popular Medicine
This remedy is perfectly innocent in its application
all conditions, ages, and sexes run oireeuon' aI
scr;ntion of the complaint, sc. accompanying each
packet. which consists of two boxes, Ointment and
Eeetury. Price, 81 for the whole or so cents 1t but
one ofthe articles is wanted: :, =.
- None are genuine snsss signed on the OUTSIDE ,.
,,eees,or 10 he late Dr. W Conway For sale at his
Counting Room, over No &c. Court street, near Con-
cert Hall Boston, and also BY his special appointment
hx WIN. STABLER,
.nre Fairf1r Street, aiexaadria
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Three able & popular EnsAAsf
prRJODIC.ALS-.H ~ per aal1m.


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Monthly and Thomas Moore, assisted oy harr,' SUI
(suthor Of pisr, Of Physcian) Mrs hemans' n DIT.
Norton, and other writer's Of high reputation. .ne
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Continents, Literature. and is conducted win sres..
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vVlHE above Ointment is recommended to the puoh.
l. as a safe and certain remedy for those obstnst,
diseases some of which have long baled the skill
Of medical science:
LIST White dwellings, of every descriptions
I'd Sore legs and ulcers oflong standing,
Sd schrrus or glandular tumors. particularlythose
hardened tumors womens breasts, which oftentimcs
terminate in liberated cancers;
9TH Felons; or wha, some people know by then name
of catsrrhs, of every description.
5th Rheumatic pains ofthe joints;
9th sprains aud bruises ofevery description, in
whatever part situate;
9TH letters Of all kinds. In this complaint the pa
tient in applying the ointment, must keep the psr
out Of water;
9Th Chilblains or parts affected by frost.
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Wines, AioMors, ac.

yyyIE subscriber, having been an Importer and oes,
er in VINES for many years, his in store stock
of every description old and pure in wood aud bottles
Also general assortment of the best selected sucieS
N me GROCERY LINE.
II rhe Bottled W,nes-uPwards Oh wv puAe"'
g. ected from the most approved brands London Par
ticular MADEIRA part of which late from indla' very
oil; rinta aud Burgundy do; Sercial and Bs' do.
Gprions pure Grape Juice do; Old Sherryi superior
Burgundy Port; DO. Dry Port; Old Hocki WIN Fafr
ety. of French AMI other Wines.
All of wuch will be sold at the mos. reduced prices
GUY ATKINSON & SON,
dec 4-eo,f Fairfax street. Aexandris.