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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-19
January 10.

II. LEONARD BoSHER-Sr: As you are not an
4TA lnhabtan oil the State OF Virginia you wi please
take notice, that shall by my Attorney proceed TO take
the deposition of VIM S. Gaulding and Others at tho
CLERKS once oil Cumberland county, on Tuesday the
10Th day OF March next between the hours of 10 o'clock
in the forenoon and o'clock in the afternoon Of the same
day, and shall continue from day day, until all the depo
snons are akento be read evidence in suit in Chan
Gerry, depending the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for the county of Cumberland wherein
am plaintiff, and you defcnjan-when and where Won
may attend II you see cause. MILLER WOODSON
January ~ 75-w1wH
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AT0TlCE.-Was committed TO the Jail of Prince Will
" liam county, Virginia, the Sth day of June last
negro Man Ga runaway by the of Ned: he is about
six feet high yellow complexion, between forty and
fifty years of ages he is well known in this neighborhood
he formerly belonged to a Mr.. Cooper of this county,;
about six years back he sold trader, and was la
ken to the State OF Louisiana, Gas the negro sates) and
from thence he taken to Havana and there set at IL
berty; he has papers of emancipation. The owner
is requested TO forward with proper authenica-
tons, and get his property; otherwise, he will be dealt
with according TO law. BASIL BRAWNER, Tailor
August "a. 3l-w3m
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Difficulty RemOUed-The two branches Of the Leri,
ature OF Massachusetts have been again convened and
the decision of the President of the Senate that the can
'idates for Counselos who had received the highest num-
Der oil votes, but less than majority of the number ne
cessay TO form quorum, elected being revers-
ed by vote OF the body they were of courses considered
elected Whereupon they scveray resigned and a ne
election made by the number necessary to constitute
choice. The affair very ngenously managed ia
avoid the difficulties likely grow of former errors
and 10 correct bad Praclice.-BaLL RenubLican.
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& 4 X REWARD.--Ran away from the subscriber
W II ~ negro man named PATRICK, about 25 or 80
years OF age, yellow complexion, has on his right
eye which gives him the appearance of being blind in
that eye has bad countenance III Is well Acquainted
about Richmond and Manchester he worked since Christ
mas az MT Handa'fs coal yard and has wife at the VIE
dow Cheton's, Chesterfield, about miles from Mancbes
ter lie will no doubt be lurking about or the other of
The above named places. | win give the above reward
for the delivery Of him TO Mr. Bacon Tate Richmond
GEORGE b. sANDERSON
Jan, g, 1892. 7I-w1ws
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THOMAS y. HOGE
Jan g. G7l-wGl ROBERT CARRINGTON

NOTlCE. Was committed the Jail oil Powhatan
county, on the 15h Of September last, negro man
calling himself George, five feet and halt inch high
dark complexion, about IS or 40 years old with black
mark extending from his hair down between his eyes,
and was described in the commitment the prope ty of
MIR. Smith OF Georgia he however, says that he
belongs 10 MIR. Collier, of the city Richmond and was
purchased by him OF Mrs. Burke, in the county Han
over The owner OF said negro is requested for
ward, prove his property pay charges and take him
or he will be dealt with according law.
II. NJ. LAYNE, d. S. for VIM. Crump, Sheriff.
December 4. 6O-wI2wH
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kENTISTRY.-DRs LENNON & MCCONNELL
By Surgeon Dentists, are prepared 10 execute every
description of dental operations in the most serviceabe aud
beautiful manner. Their Office the of Messrs
Waldron s. Henry, and opposite AR. Charles Becks.
Ladies will be waited at their residences if desired
January 5. 73-wIw
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I'D UNAWAY IN JAIL.-Commited TO the ,ail OF
IA Amelia county, on the evening Of the 2Slh ult,
negro man who calls himself John and says he belongs
to negro trader by the name Of Knight who bought him
Of Mr. Godlder, OF Mecklenburg, Va Said negro is 3
feet inches high about 30 years of age Of dark com
plexon had on when committed old yarn coat a pa,
Of cotton pantaloons, domestic shirt and an old wool
The owner Of said negro srcquescd come forward
property, pay charges and fake him out Of a or else no
will be dealt with as the law directs
CHAS. r. IRVING Tailor
Amelia G, H. Dec. 10. 64-w12t
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n AND, NEGROES, Sc. FOR SALE-By virtue Of
~ OF 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 29lh
day OF January next fair, the fair day. proceed
on the premises TO sell the following property, to wits
the portion OF the tract OF Land West Of the road ON
which said Payne hyedhercoiore several times adver
used, containing some $50 acres--at the same time or
l0sayes, the stock crops of corn tobacco &c. furniture
pahlauoh utensils, &c. Terms--negroes cashland Ola
credit OF 1, and years-oher property, IL months
Inc sale oil the above property did not take place
the 18th inst in consequence of the failure of the trustees
to attend, and it believed that ike cause of isappon
ment will not recur THE TRUSTEES.
December,25. 69-2awtds
TENHE Thorough Bred Race- Horse LANCE the
American Eclipse, will stand the ensuing season at nv
stable within ten miles of Halifax Court House, Virginia.
Particulars in time. VIM. w HIJRT
Halifax, Dec. 20. 69-2aw4w
"A FARM ON JAMES RIyER.-I offer for sale.
IN my farm James river, opposite to Cartersvlle IL
contains by recent survey hundred and nnety-
six acres and quarter, viz: 40 l2 low grounds
20 Sd wood land and 525 open high land In this last
item is included some small skirts OF paged wood land
and some grown up in old field pines. The low grounds
is of the first quality; the wood land heavily tii1bered
and OF ii fine tobacco land IL is perhaps not saw
ing too much to that the in Cartesvilie
will give $l5 per for the privilege of taking the bark
from the trees, leaving the slaves, frewood (Which is
saleabe in Cartersve) and hoop poles with the owner %
the andf The open high land is naturally of very good
quality but parts of greatly injured by njudicous and
careless cultivation, particularly that which lies towards
the river, which is very broken There Oh il promise
ing crop OF wheat from III bushels sowing principally or
fresh land, and low grounds. The dwelling house is
very connections, containing five rooms but is out OF
repair and sois the yard and garden having been oc-
cupied for many years by tenants and overseers The
place is believed TO be remarkably healthy and is sup
piled with spring water Of fine quality, quite
have been thus particular that may put themselves
to the trouble of coming look it, but as would
suit The farming operations will continue TO progress
and the purchaser he thinks proper may have The corn
fodder stocks OF horses, cattle and hogs and plantation
utensils If the purchase money and interest be well Sc
cured the terms OF payment will be made very accommo
dating shall ask no more than what is considered by
disinerested persons, acquainted with the property
very moderate price, because have much business
and am DESTROYS to SELL
RANDOLPH HARRISON
Dec Is. 70-wtf
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THNo THoS. PATTESON & SARAH s. PATTESON.
b Take notice shall proceed t. take the deposition Of
William Anderson at Fallsbug Mills 18th day of next
MONTH to be read as evidence against you your suit in
The Superior Court Of Law for the county of Buckingham
shall adjourn from day TO day till this is effected.
C.. A. SCOTT
January IL. 76-w1ys
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FDUCATlON.--The subscribers Classical and Ma
~ themaiical School, will be continued the ensuing
year, at mis- residence IN Hapover county % miles froe
Richmond owe Col GoodalFs and one and half miles
from the stage 70 d leading from Richmond 10 Louisa
ing, and candies 800 for ten months Ny school will
be opened on The 18th Of january 1888 and closed on
the ist Of December following vacation Of one month
will be given IN the As 10 nv character and
qualifications beg leave refer TO the following pen-
heaen Bishop Meade Of Frederick the Rev VIM Arm
strong, and +. and !. s. James Of Richmond Letters adj
dressed TO me, Montpelier Hanover county eli
nia, will be attended 10 HERMON DAVIS
AnuhelI, Hanover, Nov. 2s. 6O-wd
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ny lhis you see we were not able 10 elect The Con-
ycnon then adjourned 10 the 10Th February next
Respectfully your friend, SEW Globe
HARFisBURG, Friday, Ian II.
Tie attention Of The Senate today was principally oc
cupcd ~ Committee OF the whole in considering the An
Tor RcsolutOns, offered by MIR Peuiken some DAYS
before the Adjournment
Mr. Keeps offered he following substitutes, which
were principally tie subject Of discussion.
Whereas, There exists I'D he Southern norton nj us
Unio organised and fearful opposition TO he Tariff
ie protection oi domestic industry and enterprise which
las hcreioi re- been considered the setdcI policy Of the
Government; 4nd chWfGs, the history Of other nations
'nd DE expei nee Of he's clearly demonstrated
loot DE protection Of taion's industry, manulsc
're. mechanical ars, and agriculture by protecting du.
zee D. e only tue means OF winning national pro perity
wealth, and ind perdence ind tCheTeas, IL has been
proved 100 a cases Where protection has been sul enty
oefed discontinued hat The competition in conn
y has 'euced The price Of The article manufactured be-
'ow Una, o. nc same quality imported; Therefore,
Lesoired, } hat we view with the most serious ap.
Pcheh'''n 40" Po1Ne Interpretation any attempt 10 les
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A YOUNG Gen,lemanwell qualified to teach English
"a Grammar Geography simple Arithmetic Eucd's
data the Theory and Practice OF Surveying the Elements
of Algebra and Natural Philosophy and the Latin Lam
guage, wishes TO make engagement teacher, either
in private family in wealthy aud popuous neighbor-
hood lie has had considerable experience in nstrLcting
YOUTH (having been engaged in il for eight years and
aters himself with the belief that he give satisac
ton TO those parents and guardians, who may wish their
children aud wards honestly instructed in the principles
sound education. Communications made TO l.. NJ N
Fredericksburg, will receive prompt attention
January H. 76-wiw
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the particulars OF the late massacre in the Cherokee ter
ritory, than the public has heretofore received IL would
seem that not one escaped alive TO tell the tale Mr..
Benz Boman who brought the news TO Mai. Wo1orl's
settlement Sunday night obviously uniformed of
the time at which the appalling tragedy was wrought on
TIE previous night fact that may be very important and
which Maj Brooks, and those who were with him clearly
asceraned by careful and judicous examination of the
remains.
De Kalb county, 22d Dec 1882.
DEAR SIR - have just arrived at home from Saloo-
quo-yeh settlement where witnessed the Indian out
rage (or lis eecs and nasmuch as the report we drew
Ups was drawn in hurry, and under excited feelings
now SIT down calmly TO give YOU and through the medium
OF your paper the people OF Georgia. correct slaemen
oil the Circumstances, attending that truly horrible case
On Sunday night the 10th inst I tarried at the house
OF Major Nat Woiford, Pine log Sometime after dark
The family was thrown into confusion by the arrival of
Benjamin BOman with the OF the murder of his
brother and family aud requesting every white man in
that section OF country assemble and proceed TO the re-
dence OF the deceased Accordingly every man at Wof-
ords proceeded early Monday morning to the fatal spot;
and owing TO the alarm and confusion amongst the few
scattering whites, and their extreme anxiety TO defend and
II possible, to their wives and children: but eleven
white men appeared and from the causes lust stated no
could be prevailed upon 90 for the Coroner IA dis
lance OF go 10 miIes) In fact the whole companv
deemed inquest unnecessary as the bodies were 80
completely consumed not to leave ves;iec for iury
to act The house Of the deceased had been several
times way-iaid by said Indians and they from the We
~ door, frequent threats had been made against him and
family also; but up 10 the fatal dy scroHs attempt was
made The Indians Of this town, (report says) held
war dance recently when proposal was made IN rom.
mence on ndiscriniuate slaughter Of the white families
IN the Nation, which oyerruled by the peace party
present The Chiefs Of the Nation had kept the Indians
quiet by persuadug them that Clay would be elected
President, who would drive The whites all out Of their
country and restore their former laws to them But the
Of the election Of Gen Jackson came on them like
clap Of thunder on clear day, which was one cause OF
The outrage am now relating, they had Just heard the
news
On Saturday evening, 18th, William Grant and two
gentleman from Hall county, passed the house ofdeceased
just before night the House then Standing and the
door open We ascertained the outrage was perperaed
early IN the night, by examining the bones We found
aud Identified Mr. Bomans by his coat and pantalooDs
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EN CHANCERY-VIRGIN1 A<--At rules held in the
n clerks Office OF the county of Buckineh ham, ON
Monday the third day of December 1882;
Zane Pryor. Plaintiff
against
Langston S. Pryor, Banster S. Pryor. Zach. b. PRYOR.
VIM. 5. Pryor, John c. Pryor, Nicholas b. Pryor, chill
dren and heirs of David Pryor. Decd and John Randolph
decd, who daughter of the said David Pryor dec
Defendants
The defendants Zach b. Pryor, John c. Pryor, Nicho-
las b. Pryor, John Randolph Jefferson and Monroe John
not having entered their appearance and given Sc
cuty according TO the Act of Assembly and the Rules of
this court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they not inhabitants Of this countryit is ordered that
the said absent defendants do appear here the first
OF May term next, and answer the bill of the plaintiff
and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the city of Richmond, for two
months successfully, and posted at the front door OF the
court house of this county. copy. Teste,
ROLFE ELDRIDGE, G.. b. c.
Dec 10. 65-wSy
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NOTICE Being DESTROYS Of settling my adminstra-
y ton Of the estate Of Mrs Euphania Claiborne de-
ceased late Of King William county, all persons having
claims against my interstate are requested 10 bring them
forward, duly established, as speedily as possible
CORBIN BRAXTON,
Admir- OF Euphania Claiborne decd
King William, Dec. %. Gs-w8m
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NMTAS committed to the Jail Of Augusta County Viz
w gnia OH the 2Sh day Of September last as Runa-
way, Negro Man, who calls himself UiHianl Jackson.
lie is hive feet, six and half inches high about years
OF age, between yellow and black, has little
above his left ANGLE, and complains Of his left eye. He
had on, when committed, mixed woolen coat and pair
oil tow and cotton Panaloons light calico striped vest,
cotton shrt-all very much He talks very slow
sometimes says he is free and sometimes says he belongs
TO William Munlord, OF Norfolk.
January g. [7f-w12wFJ JACOB KURTZ, Jafler
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PuLLic .Sale Of q rlost rnLllnbLe EsLnLc.

Am Friday, the lst day of February next if fair, OF
w on the next fair day thereafter the subscriber will
offer at public auction, the premises, his lying
on the Pamunkey River, in the county OF King William
This farm having been recently advertised and de-
scrbed in the newspapers, further description here
deemed unnecessary The subscriber begs the public to
be assured that he is determined to SELL and that the
farm will positively be exposed sale the day above
named IL is seldom indeed that combining Sc
many advantages is in market and those disposed TO pur-
chase, earnestly invited 10 attend the sale. Terms
which will be accommodating, will be made known on the
day OF sale, and possession given immediately
JOHN w. HOOMES
Iappahannock LIST January, 1888. 1916
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re are yours respectfully,
(Signed,) S. A. WORCESTER,
IZTTD DITUI m


The MIssIoNARIEs.-Their in the Supreme
Court against the State of Georgia has been terminated
by their voluntary act with the appreciation of the Board
OF Missions, under which they hold their appointments as
missionaries They have directed their to prose
cute their no farther and 10 make motion i'm their
behalf in court; and have informed the Governor and At
orney General of the State of their abandonment of the
suit furnishing those officers with copies their orders to
their counsel. As the Stale is longer threatened with
an attempt to coercc her, through the agency of the s
preme court she may exercise her cemency with
out an abandonment of any OF her rights The law against
which the missionaries offended no logger required bv
the policy of the State has been repeaed the offence
which they were convicted is longer known laws
Inc Cherokee country snow open person who may
wish 10 reside in any part OF it, 1t has been formed into
Ten counties, over which the authority of our laws is
tanned not by penal enacments by the regular
organization oil civilized society," and the ordinary vigilance
prudence and patriotism of citizens who are settling
in great numbers the unoccupied lands and preparing
to transform the wilderness into garden The rights of
the State have been iumphanuy sustained and the rui-
ton OF them is realized by her children AS neither
the honor the interest of the State requires CONT
nuance OF tho punishment inflicted the Missionaries
we presume they will be treated with the orbearance and
mildness, which become the character of humane gem
erous and magnanmous people II is but justice them
state, that during their imprisonment they have yield
ca prompt, and cheerful, and exemplary obedience to
All OF The regulations OF the Penenary-
Federal Union
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NTOTlCE,-The real estate Of John NJ Price, at Louisa
lH Court-H House, having been advertised several times
aud not being sod owing want Of the proper observ
OF the terms OF the deeds OF trust this the
next, will certainly be made without any kind of reserve
JAN 10. T75-wlwl THE TRUSTEES.
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From the Augusta Cons,itutionalist.
IMPORTANT.


The MIssIoNARIEs.-lt is with sincere pleasure that
we give the information that Charles j. Jenkins Esq the
Attorney General of the State Of Georgia. has been no
ned by Messrs. Worcester and Butler the missona.
res i'll the Penitenary, of their having forwarded in
suctions to their counsel TO erhear the intended
before the Supreme Court of the IT, States the I'd day
oil February next regards the writ of error, and
prosecute the no further II is 10 be regretted that
such step, on the part of these missionaries Ia
Ken sooner; they would not have remained so long in
the Penentary. 1t must be gratifying to every cii-
zen, whose feelings not warped by prejudice ran
cour, to sec the speedy and satisfactory adjustment
this question.
Since writing the above, have been allowed to pub
lsh the following copy of the letter received by the Aor-
ney General from Messrs. Worcester and Butler
PenitentiGry, .NiHedgeviHe, Jan. 8, 1888.
CHARLES j. JENKINS, Esq. Attorney General OF the
State of Georgia.
SIR;-ln reference TO notice given TO you the 10Th
November last by counsel, in behalf of our in
tenon to move the Supreme Court of the United States
on the 81 day OF February next for further process in the
case between ourselves, Individually, plaintiffs in error
and the State OF Georgia, defendants in error we have
now to inform you, that have forwarded information tc
our COUNSEL oorbear the intended motion, and prose
cute the further.
We are yours respectfully,
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* LIVER HEELS is in fine health aud condition. and
~ will stand the ensuing Capt Smiths stable
Charlotte Court House, Va Silver Heels bred by
Gov. r. Wright, of Maryland he is NJ edley grey
of grea, muscle, aud bone, and OF great symmery
full 10 l2 hands high, and of form indicating great pow
lie loaled the 10Th OF March, 1915 He was
by Gov. OgleS Oscar, his dam (Pandoa) got by
Col Tay Ices Grey Domede, (and he by imported edle
his grandam by Halls Union, (also the dam OF Edelin,
celebrated Floretta his e. e dam by Leonlas his
Gorges imported Juniper, his &. <. < <. dam by Nor
tons imported Traveller his e e. e Y e. e. dam was Col
Taskers imported and celebrated Selma who was rot by
the God0lphn arabian, aud herself fine runner
and that too in this country Oscar by The imported
Gabriel his dam Vixen, by imported Medley, his grandam
was Col. Tayocs famous running Penelope by old
Yorrick; his e. dam by Raner, his &. z. dam by old
Gf who imported, and half brother TO the old
imported aud celebrated Cub Mare Gabriel the sire of
Oscar, also sire OF Post Boy Harlequin Sc &C. sill
yer Heels, il is thus seen, is traced without flaw on the
dams side, Taskers Selma by the Godophn Arabian
All his progenitos (mae and emae) celebrated
nags at all distances but particularly in mile heats His
All the animals he traces record in the Ameri-
can Farmer, AM Turf Register, which works also give
accounts OF their racing His pedigree is already
record in BOTH and by tracing the hood the dstin-
Sushed animals he is deceRded from both sides il will
be that he has nnumuTabe direct of aske
selma and OF the Godophin Arabian. Silver Heels has
been procured stock horse account of the purity
of his blood and unquesioned pedigree and because of
the large proportion oil Medley blood lie has in him. hav-
ing OF ii than any horse living in England this
country Can better cross be had for the various de
scendants of old Diomede, and Sir Archie OF Janus Sal
tram, Celer, &c?
Terms for his season, his performance upon the turf
&C., hereafter and in due time
THOMAS p. RICHARDSON,
THOMAS i. HOGE,
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NOTICE-Any person DESTROYS of obtaining first rate
i BloOded Stock of Horses, would do well TO call on
me very soon, either in person by letter, by delay
great bargains might be lost propose TO sell trade
the following horses The well known and ne-blooded
horse Murdoch, 10y Sir Charles) his dam by the imported
Bedford, out of Bell Airs she out of Shark she out of
Widare she out of a Lexington; she out of Jolly
Roger; she out of Spanking Roger, OF the old i'm
ported mare Miss Bell, years old last Spring, feet
inches high His colts large of fine form and colour
three year old Gohanna colt beautiful bay, feet .
inches high; lis dam by old Florze, dam by the i'm
ported Robin Redbreast, dam Pandora, by Lamplight-
err g,g dam by the imported Shark e & dam by
Baylor's old FearnoughL G dam by the thorough
bred imported horse Shock. two year old colt and
two year old flly last Spring, by Murdoch out of Sir
Charles mares OF first blood One sorrel colt year
old last Spring by Murdoch, out of Charles mare Two
mares in foaI by Murdoch of which The dam of the
Johanna colt named above whose colts have sold for good
prices 10 Mr.. VIM. r. johnson and others
CHARLES c. GRAVES
N. j. Letters TO me may be directed to Chesterfield
Court House, Virginia. I4S-wln October %