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

Gentlemem-I find it stated in the Jefersonian Of the
2ist inst, that on Friday Mr.. Moore introduced pre-
amble and resolutions, deprecang the employment of
force, calling the President suspend his military
tons SC ); and in the paragraph il is stated that
motion was then made TO annex them to Mr. Booker's
resolutions oil The day before, and thus connected, the
whole passed. as one set OF reoluon with but one dis
sentng voice" In the Virginia Herald" of the 23d
inst, (printed at FredericksburgO find the same Ian
guage used in speaking of the settlement the question
as to our Federal Relations. And appears that the Ed
tor OF The Globe" is also under the impression that Mr.
Bookers resolution first connected with those offered
by myself and that the vote then taken the whole
and carried by vote of I29 to l.
deem it due TO myself and to the other members of
The House oil Delegates who acted with me during the
whole progress OF the debate the subject Federal
Relations, to say, that although did intend o den.
the employment Of force' either by the General
Government or the Government of South Carolina nothing
contained in the Resolutions for which voted was con-
sd.red, or intended, call con the President of the
United States to suspend his military operations" On
the contrary have constantly been under the impression
that the sole purpose which the President had in view i'm
sending the troops which have been ordered to Charles
ton, was TO afford protection the officers of the Revenue
at that place, which have regarded as entirely
and proper | have never supposed that the President
intended 10 uSnp the power OF making upon South
Carolina or 10 use force against her, without the a
thony OF Congress 1t is also proper TO state that the
vote adopting the Preamble and Resolutions oe red nv
myself and which was so nearly unanimous, taken
before the motion made by MIR Shell to annex TO them
The Resolution offered by Mr.. Booker, which had be
adopted on the day previous No division was called upon
the question, on Mr.. Shells motion. | voted however
against the motion, believe all hose who voted against
the adoption OF Mr. Bookers Resolution would have done
they had not considered Mr. BIS Resolution as having
0ee hay agreed to by the House. on the day BEFORE
thatits being annexed to those which had just been adopt
ed, was matter OF no importance. feel well assured
that 1t not the intention Of any those who voted
against Mr. BcOkrrs Resolutions the time az adopt-
ed, 10 sanction that part of it, which condemns the doc.
tnnes contained i'll the Preside ats Proclamation by any
subsequent vote which they gave.I is due to you and
TO your reporter state that the report of the
in The Enquirer were remarkably accurate.
You will please TO publish this note your paper of TO
morrow, and oblige, your obedient servant,
SAML Med MOORE.
IhnsdaN erening. Jan. 21h. 1893.
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BIN CHANCERY -YGRGINIA.-Iu Amelia County
ID Court, November 22d, 1892
Rylsnd Miller, Clement Crute and Sally his wife, for
mery Sally Miller, Dabney J.. Miller, Nj ry b. Miller,
Martha NJ. Miller, Anderson Her. Charlton Miller ar
Armistead Miller, the six last of whom ale infants who
sue by Ryland Miller their next iend Virginia NJ Wo-
mack, Ju h w Womack, and Nathan Womatk infant
children Of Charles Womack and Elizabeth Womack de-
ceased, formerly Elizabeth Miller, who sue by the said
Charles Womack, their father, and next friend all of
whom are co-hsirs Of Dabney Nil er dec. late Of Amelia
county, Complainants
against
Mary MILLER, widow and relicl Of Dabney Miller de-
ceased, John ebser, sheriff Of Amelia and as such adj.
minisrator, with the will annexed OF Dabney Miller Ne.
ceased, william Miller Thomas Miller, and Virginia
Miller, children Of William Miller and late Of tennessee
Defendants
This day the plaintiffs by their coun el and filed
their bill and the defendants. William Miller, Thomas
Miller, and Virginia Miller not having entered their APP
pearance and given security according 10 the act Of As
sembly, and rules Of this court and appearing the
tslacion Of this court that they inhabitants Of Ills
commonwealth motion OF the plaintiffs by their coun-
sell IL is ordered that the said defendants do appear here
the 9TH Thursday IN February rex and ans wer the
bill Of the plaintiffs otherwise the will take the same
for confessed and decree accordingly: and that copy
Of This order be forthwith inserted in some newsplper
published in The city Of Richmond, Tor two months sue.
cessvey and posted at The front door Of the court house
Of ibis county, on two successive court days.
Copy. Tesic, JOHN T. LEIGH, G. A. G.
December IL. g v8w
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"A YOUNG Gentleman well qualified TO teach English
"a Grammar, Geography, simple Arithmetic, Euclid's
data the Theory aud Practice OF Surveying, the Elements
oil Algebra and Natural Philosophy, and the Latin Lam
guage wishes to make an engagement teacher either
in private family or in wealthy and popuous neghbor-
hood lie has had considerable experience nsrdctinp.
YOUTH (having been engaged in it for eight years an
iiaers himself with the belief that he can give saisac
ton to those parents and guardians who may wish their
children and wards honestly instructed in the prime Of
sound education. Communications made to l.. Nj. N .,
fredericksburg, will receive prompt attention.
January II. 76-w4w
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m OUISA COURT HOUSE FOR SALE.-In pursu-
ance OF three several deeds OF trust the first execut
cd by John NJ Price and Elizabeth c. his wife TO Garrett
NJ Quarles and Charles Kimbrough, Trustees bear
ing date the 18th day of September 1925 and duly ac
knowlcdged by said Price and wife, and recorded in the
Clerks Office OF Louisa County Court wing I'M
divided mOety OF land lying in Louisa county adjoining
the lands OF is Beades, NJ Baker and Others being the
lands which Louisa Court House is situated containing
three hundred and ninety four acres or less the Sc
eond deed executed by the said John NJ Price and Eliza
beth G. his wife TO John Hunter and John T. Quarles "a
Trustees, dated the 2ls day Of June 1925 duly ac-
knowedged by said Price and wife, and recorded in the
Clerks Office, aforesaid conveying the interest of said
Price and wife in and 10 the tract OF land which Louisa
Court House is situated, il being moey OF said tract
which purchased by said Price Charles Tlomp-
son, Jr OF Henry Lawrence which said tract supposed
to contain three hundred and ninety Also the follow
ing slaves, TO wit; Gregory, Mat, Lewis Charity, Carter
Sarah, Martha, Judy and Nelson; and the third deed
executed by the said John NJ. Price John Il. Quares
and Charles Dabney trustees dated the 10th day of
November, 1891 and duly acknowledged by said John
Nj. Price, and recorded in the Clerks Office aore said
conveying certain tract parcel OF land, living in
Louisa county, adjoining the lands of waddy Lipscomb
and Others called and known the Court House tract
containing 1872 The named in the said deeds
or one OF them, WILL the nth day of February next
at Louisa Court House upon the premises proceed 10 sell
at public auction for cash, to thchghes bidder order
TO satisfy the purposes of the before named deeds of trust
in the order in which they have been recorded with the
costs and expenses attending the recording executing
the said Deeds the aforementioned lands and slaves with
the increase of the slaves since 2fst June 1928 accord
ing to the directions of said deeds The trustee or trustees
that may act will convey only such title TO the pur.
chaser purchasers (only) vested in them though
the same is believed 10 be good THE TRUSTEES
Louisa, 9th November, 1882. 63-wtds
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Jan II.

A FARM ON JAMES RIVER.-I offer for sal ~.
IA my farm James river, opposite Cartcrsvhle NF
contains by recent survey hundred and ninet a.
six acres and qHarter, viz: 40 2 low proun a.
22O 3D. wood land, and 525 open high land. In this xs
item is included some small skirts paged wood Ian IA
and some grown up in old field pines The low grou sSi.
Is OF the hrst quality; the wood land heavily timber Af
and some OF ii fine tobacco land is perhaps not 81 ~
ing too much to assert that the in Carersvig
VIII give $l5 per for the privilege OF taking the NIX
from the trees, leaving the staves frewood (Which liz
saeabe in Carersvle) and hoop poles with the owner ea
the land. The open high land is naturally of very md
quality but parts of greatly injured by inudcious snt
careless cultivation, particularly that which lies tow ards
the river, which is very broken. There is Pre- mis-
ing crop OF wheat from III bushels sowing principal Nv ors
fresh land, and low grounds The dwelling hou 70 is
very comnodiouS, containing five rooms, but is ut &C
repair, and sol the yard and garden having been oc
cupied Tor many years by tenants and overseers The
place is believed 10 be remarkably healthy and is SON
piled with spring water Of fine quality, quite convenient
have been thus Particular that may put themselves
TO the trouble of coming look it, but such as il would
suit The farming operations will continue TO progress
and the purchasers il lie thinks proper may have The corn
odder stocks OF horses, cattle aud hogs and plantation
utensils If the purchase money and interest be WILL Sc
cured the terms OF payment will be made very accommo.
dating shall ask no more than what is considered by
dislneresed persons, acquainted with the property
very moderate price, because have much business
and am DESTROYS 10 sell.
RANDOLPH HARRISON
Dec. IS. 7O-w0
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December 25, 1892.

SILVER HEELS is in fine health and condition an =,
- viii stand the ensuing Capt Smiths sfabl -;
Charlotte Court House, Va Silver Heels was bred l,s
Gov X. Wright of Maryland he is a true Medley gre u;
OF great muscle, snew and bone, and of great
Iu 10 l2 hands high and OF form Indicating great no
lie was foaled the Oh of March 1875 He Wttr.
got by Gov Ogles Ocar, his dam (Psndoa) was got R
ColTayloe's Grey Domede land he by imported hedle ~
his grondam by falls Union, (also the dam OF EdelnE
celebrated mare Fioreta his g. dam by Leonias ii.
G. e. g. dam by imported Ohello, his &. e. g. dam W
Goges imported Juniper, his &. e. g. z. dam by Mo- ::
aD% s e. & dam Il
the GodoiPhn .4rdbidn and herself fine runner:
and that too in this country Oscar by the impore q
Gable his dam Vixen, by imported Medley, his grandai
was Col Tayoes famous running mare Yenelope bv OLD
Yorrick; his dam by Ranter, his e. e. dam by or
Gif who imported and was half brether o he ola
impo ted and celebrated Cub Marc. Gabriel the re %
Oscar, also sire Of Post Boy HARE quin &C. &C. ST.
YER Heels, it is thus seen, is traced without flaw on tho
dams side, 10 Iaskers Selma, by Godophin Arabian
All his progenitors mae and femae) celebrated race
nag ~ all distances but paTcus rly i'm mile heats His
sire O'ca) and his dam (Pandoa) capital runners,
All me animals he traces 10 are on record in the Amer
can Farmer, and Turf Register which works also give
accounts Of their racing His pedigree is already
on record in both and by tracing the God of the distin~
sished animals he is deceRded from both sides IL wi
be seen that he has nnumurable direct crosses of asks
Selma and OF the Godo phn Arabian silver Heels b,,
been procured stock horse cunt Of the purity
Of his blood and unquesioned pedigree and because Of
the large proportion OF Medley hood he has in him. bav
ing Of IL than any horse living in EDgl nd or his
country Can better cross be had for the various de-
scendants Of old Diomtde, and Sir Archie OF Janus SAL
tram, Celer, &c?
Terms for his season, his performance upon the turf
&c, hereafter aud in due time
THOMAS p. RICHARDSON.
THONAS p. HOGF.
Jan g. f7l-wfJ ROBERT CARRfNGTON
UN CHANCERY-Y1 RG1NGA-In Chesterfield Coun.
4 ~ January 18th, 1898
Susan MINIS PHI
against
Mumlord Minis and Eliza Ann Minis an infant Of
tender years, by (Alex Archer her gusrdon ad Item,
Dehs
The defendant, Mumford Minis not having given Sc
cury according to the act Of Assembly and lie rules Of
this Court and appearing the satisfaction Of the Court
that he is not nhabitantOf this Commonwealth ON the
motion OF the complainant by counsc- is ordered that
the defendant, do appear here, on the first day Of April
term next and answer the compainants BILL and t,at
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some newspa
printed in the city Of Richmond for months sue
cessyey and another copy posted the front door Of the
CaurHouse OF this county for successive Court davis
Copy Tcs,o, L. NUNNALLY. ID e.
January D. sO-wsyv
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BBUbLlC SALE OF NEGRoEe.-By virtue OF the
"a power vested in me, by deed of trust executed by
te late Foushee G. Tebbs, the 18th October 1926 and
duly recorded in the clerks Office OF the comfy Essex
shsl on Thursday the Iih February next, at Paradise
in the county OF Essex Che late residence the Fou
shee o. Iebls) or on the fair day thereafter proceed
TO oier at public sale, aud Tor cash, three Slaves viii
Elck, eam aud Suckey, many OF them as may bt
necessary TO satisfy the purposes Of said deed
WIN. A. WRIGHT, Trustee.
December 25, 1892. 69-w6w
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u associated themselves for the purpose of
General Commission Business be conducted in Rich
mond under the firm of Richard & Frederick Anderson &
Co.. and in Petersburg under the firm of Richard Ander-
son & Co.
More than twenty years experience Of the senior part
ner in the Commission Business in Richmond and his i'm :
innate acquaintance with the produce of the State and
pecally of the article OF tobacco, WILL they atter them
selves by strict attention to the business that may be
hded TO them, enttle them share of public
that of the friends of the late firm of r. s F. Anderson is
particularly solicited Liberal advances will be made on
consguments of tobacco flour and cotton and orders for
those articles strictly attended to.
RICHARD ANDERSON
FREDERICK ANDERSON
WM ANDERSON, JR,
NATHL. +. BOWIE.
Jan II 10 -
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NOTlCE.-To all persons who hired Negroes or rent
ed Lands Of Mrs. Elizabeth Spencer OF Cumberland,
Tor the present year, which life her. from the
WIZ OF Daniel Gucrrant, decd cautioned TO pay no
hire or rent TO Mrs Spencers since the time of her
death, which took place the 18th of July, 1S32-as the
other proportion is by law Tor the benefit Of the legal Le
gatees 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 will deliver the ne
groes the estate the LIST of January 1888 for the
purpose OF division, With clothing hats blankets Sc
TO my brother Thomas p Guerrant, who is authorised to
receive, adjust, and receipt for
PETER ID. GUERRANT,
Ex'o and Legaee of the estate Of Dan'l Guerant deed
December 22 72-w4w
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MR. LEONARD BOSHER-Sr: As you are not an
1vA inhabtan OF the State OF Virginia, you will please
take notice. that shall by my Attorney, proceed to take
the deposition OF VIM. 5. Gauldng and Others at the
clerks Once of Cumberland county, Tuesday the
zoh day oil March next between the hours OF 10 o'clock
IN the forenoon and O'clock in the afternoon of the
day and shall continue from day TO day, until all the depo
suons are takento DO read evidence in Cham
Gerry now depending in the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery, for the county Of Cumberland, wherein
am plaintiff, and you deiendant-when where YOU
may attend II you cause. MILLER WOODSON
January 10. 75-wlw=
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81 n CdANCERf. -hIRGINIA.--At Rules holden in
n the Jerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Cout OF
Law and Chancery for the County OF Buckingham the
9TH day of January, 1888:
Samuel Ford s Co. Plaintiff
VIM. A. Abraham, Theodore Abraham, Administrators
OF Jacob L. Abral decd with The will annexed Jesse
Armlstead, Executor or Administrator VIM Armistead,
deceased, Defendants
he defendant William a. Abraham, not having enter
ed his appearance and given security according to the Act
OF Assembly and the Rules oil this Court and
by satisfactory evidence, that he OF this
Country II IS ordered, That the sid do
appear here on the first day OF the April term and
answer the bill ct the PLAINTIFF aud that copy of this Or
der he forthwith inserted in newspaper published in
the City OF Richmond for two months SUCCESSFULLY and
posted at the front door OF the house this county
Copy -lese, R0LFE ELDRIDGE, {. b. G.
Jan. 10 7qwaw
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rHyHE wARRENToN ACADEMY !. now open n

FUNHE wARRENToN ACADEMY Is now open FOR
II the reception OF youth unexceponable In character
Adequate collegiate preparations can be had at this ns
tuition In the Classics any of the Latin Greek Books
read In the senior tho Universities OF this State
or OF Virginia, may be read here: the illustrative studies
viii be accorded to each language. In Mathematics. Ah-
me,ic, Algebra, Geometry Trigonometry, SC. Advanced
students may attend Chemistry, sc. In Modern Lam
gueges French and respectable initiation in Spanish and
Italian In English most Of the popular branches, parti-
cuarly concentrative ones.
Board and Tuition, for months vary from $50 TO
$50 only. THOMAS j. Walden PRINCIPAL
Warrenton, N c. January Is.
N. BIhe' most ample references can be had on an
plicaon as professional and academical character
Jan. u. Sl-w3w
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~ CiANCERH-NI RGINIA.-At Rules holden in
IL the clerks office OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for Cumberland County from the 7th to
l2th day Of January, inclusive, in the year 1888
Drury WOodson, Complainant
against
William Woodson Tarlton Woodson German Booker,
and Ann, his wife, William Miller, and Lucy, his wife
and the following infant children of the said William Mil
Ter, and Lucy, his wife, Fehon Miller, Thomas Miller
William Miller, and Heath Miller and John NJ. Woodson
and Mary Woodson, infant children of Charles Wood
son, deceased, and Henry w. Miller, Defendants
The defendant, Henry w. Miller, not having entered
his appearance and given security according the act of
Assembly and the rules Of this Court and appearing by
satisfactory evidence, that he is nhabant of this
Commonwealth ii is ordered that the said defendant do
appear here on the LIST day of April next and sn-
swer the bill oil the plaintiff and that copy this order
be forthwith inserted in some newspaper published in the
city OF Richmond, for two months successfully post
cd at the front door Of the house this county
A Copy-Teste. JOHN DANIEL Clerk
Jan ~ S3-wSw
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CONGRATULATIONS rules holden in
e the Clerks Office Of the circuit superior court OF Ia
and charcery Tor the county OF Buckingham, the Sd day
of December, 1892:
homas binford, Plaintiff
James Powers, Policy Powers, Nancy Herman, and
Peggy Cruchheld, and Edward W Sims, administrator of
Peter S!ayden deceased Defendants
The defendants James Powers, Policy Powers and
Nancy Keenan, not having entered their appearance and
given security according to the OF Assembly aud the
rules oil this court and il appearing by satisfactory evil
dence, that they iuhab ans Of Ibis country il s
ordered that the said absent defendants do appear
on The first day OF the April term aud answer the
bill OF the plaintiffs and Ihat copy Of this order be forth
with inserted in some paper published in the CITY of
Richmond for two months SUCCESSFULLY aud posted az the
front door oil the court house OF his county.
copy-Tsse. r. ELDRIDhE, c. C. s. c.
January ~ 76-wSw
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Na ISIS A. f. TAYLOR, will continue her school
I'VE the next year, commencing the 10th January and
terminating the 18th December, with vacation Of one
month in the summer She teaches Orhograpby, Read
and History, plain Needle Work, and Theorem psintng
Board and tuition seventy dollars, for all except Painting
which will be an addition Of FIVE dollars. My residence
Post Office, PotGesgille, Louisa county Va
JOHN l.. COLLINS, Beech IIiH
December %. 6s-y1Ot-
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SHOCKG WAREHOUSE-To ToBAcco PLANTERS
VIE subscriber begs leave respectfully to inform the
n Planters and others shipping tobacco TO this market
that he has completed new fTe-proof building on the
settle where ShockG Warehouse STOOD and that from the
increased and improved plan of the house. much has
been added to the facilities of despachng business at the
establishment He will remind the Planters that from its
situation in the midst of the Counting Houses of the
Dealers this Warehouse will away s have fulfauendance
even in the weather.
RANDOLPH HARRISON, Jr.
In consequence Of the death of Mr.. William Young,
one OF the former Inspectors at this Warehouse Benjamin
Sheppard, OF the subscribers has appointed TO fill
his place, who will continue to receive tobacco belonging
to Planters and Others he has formerly done the sale
which will be generally attended to by Mr. Robert C..
Wliamson.-Mr Williamson has been long in the tobac-
co business, and is gentleman that we can recommend
with confidence, competent salesman. Tobacco com
ing down the Canal, and intended for Shocm Warehouse
viii be taken from the Basin free of drAyage and we
sure the Planters and others who may send tobacco this
Warehouse that pains shall be spared by u.s. conssten
with duty TO give general satisfaction and despatch to
their business.
MOSBY & SHEPPARD, Inspectors.
The subscriber having located himself Shock9 Ware
house tenders his services 10 the Planters and Farmers
Virginia, Agent for the sale Of country produce
lie hopes that experience for series Of years in the
tobacco trade general acquaintance with the tobacco
Dealers added to wish TO give general satisfaction those
persons who may cOnfde their business TO his care will
emile him TO share Of public patronage. His charges
Tor the sale Of tobacco will be the same, that hereoiore
made by Capt. b. Sheppard.
ROBERT c. WILLIAMSON.
Proceeds Of sale Of produce will receive such drec.
lion consgners may order. r. c. W
q January %