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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-08
by RETCMiE Il COOK.

n The ENQUIRER published twice week. generally, and
during the State Lcgisature
Price, tho eeoore Five Dollars payable in adj
Notes shattered specepaying banks (on) will be
seivcd The Editors will the safety of remit
ting them by mali the postage OF all letters being paid by tho writer's
will be discontinued but
Editors, until all arrearages have been paid up.
OCT Whoever will the payment of nno papers, shall
have tho tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
D Ono less first 75 each
so No Advertisement inserted, until
assumed by in this city its onvirons.
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RICHMOND AND LYNCHBURG STAGES.

ElE9T7-< ~2rA<a VENHE public are respectfully in
9s4@izS d7f;JII36 a formed, that by directions of
fAZz2l A, ~ the Post-Ofico Department. this
-asa sssaaSts1s5 line is changed from three to sin
times week
The Stage will leave Richmond and Lynchburg eyorv
days Saturdays excepted and arrive in each place overv
day, Sundays excepted As this cement extends no
farther than Lynchburgr passengers Tor the South either
by Peeks Weliord's line via Farmvillo Hampton Syd.
uey College, &C. or by Smiths line through Danve TO
the CarOinas Georgp, SC, TO the Southwest through
Alabama and Tennessee, and 10 the West via the Water.
ing places in Virginia and TO Guyandoite on the Ohio RI
ver should, unless they wish spend dav i'm lynch
burg, leave Richmond Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days The Coaches this line and are not OK
ceed in beauty, strength comfort by any now in use
the horses good, and the drivers acconmodahng skill
ul and steady In consequence Of The great improve
ments recently effected aud those in cmpation
in the Steam Boats navigating between Richmond and
Balumore with which this line connects three times
week going and returning) facilitating the intercourse
between those points beyond all preyieus example can
confidently recommend my line to travellers from the
West Southwest aud South in their trips to and from le
Nofh-the time required to accomplish them and the
cxpenccs varying but little from any other line, and i'm
point of comfort exceeded by none IL equaled bv any
A. PATTESON PFopyiefor.
N. b. hh baggage packages, SC. at the risk Of tie
owners thereof
DECEMBER ~ 6S-wtf
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CoMN1Iss1oNER's Orrtcr.

m, ?! I.'tu"'SUIITS, |uIt' I, 300.
The parties interested in the foregoing decree of tho
Court hereby notified that have appointed the 18th
day OF February next, to carry the same into esct on
which day, by nine o'clock, a. NJ, they desired to
attend at my Office, with their testimony Sc and this
original order. JAMES CABINISS NJ c.
jan .. 7l-wIv
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KROARDlNG SCHOOL NEAR JERUSALEM
HD The Subscriber, having located himself (io hopes)
permanently, VIII open school the ensuing year. AT his
residence, two miles west Of JerusaenThe situation is
remarkably healthy and enjoys every convenience
sary to Boarding Establishments the houses being in
good repair and sufficiently large accommodate ten or
twelve boarders The Of instruction will be such
as prepare The students for the University and TO afford
COOL, substantial education to those who cannot incur
the expense OF collegiate Every attention shall
be paid to the morals and Of those entrusted 10
his care The tuition fees will vary from fifteen TO thirty
dollars, according the different branches studied Board
including beds, candles &c $50, per Of ten months
The school will commence the second Monday in
January and terminate the 10Th of December allow
ing vacation Of four weeks in summer
fo satisfactory testimonials Of character and qualfca-
lions, reference may be had to the following gentlemen,
who wiz act as trustees visitors the school, viz viii
liam b. GOODWIN George Il. Cary, Hardy Harris Jas. Ro-
cheHe, Edw. w. Marks DR.. l.. G. Trezvant and Carr
Bowers. II r TREZVANT
January l. u-gts
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-In obed
ence to the last will and testament of Thos Broken
brough, dec, offer for sale story brick House an(
Lot, in the village of Mount Sidney, in the county of Au
gusta If not previously disposed Of by private SALE
shall offer the said property at public auction the pre-
misses on Monday the 18th day of January neX-Terns
81 Sale; One-iourh OF the purchase money 10 be PAID
IN cash. and the balance in two equal instruments in and
months, to be secured by negotiatiabe notes with an
approved endorser, and deed of trust the property
Persons wishing purchase may communicate with me
by letter, post paid at this place.
JOHN w. UNCONSTITUTIONAL,
Acting ErOr Of ThOS. Brocken6rough, dec
Richmond, Dec. ID. 653,d
Blythe Staunton Spectator will publish tho above
week, till the day sale, account To This
for $3.50 N''N"
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CHAS +. WOODSON,
Hatchersvilie i. y 18th Dec 1892 o. tbs

IVENRUST SALE Of uoiua6te property irt Rchn,Ond.-
n By virtue and in pursuance OF a Deed of Trust ex-
eeued to us by George W. Trueheart bearing date the
nth day OF July, 1928, and admitted record i'm the Of
flee OF the Hastings court for the city of Richmond the
18th day OF December 1928, made secure the paw
ment OF debt therein mentioned we the subscribers
or one OF us, on the 18th day of March, 1885, if fair if
not on The next lawful fair day. upon the land and
tenement aforementioned, will sell public auction for
ready money, all the property and estate conveyed 20 us
by The said deed, that 10 say, all the right, tite inter
est ana estate oil what kind nature, degree quality
soever to- in and OF certain three storcd brick teneme
and the land thereof and thereto adjoining lying and
ing situate the South Eastern side OF 18th street and
between and + Streets in the city of Richmond and
particularly between the house formerly occupied as the
olhco OF Discount and Deposit OF the Bank of the
United States in the said city, and the Tobacco Ware
house, on the said 18th day of July 1925 in the occ-
patton OF Garland III. MITCHELL with all and singular
the appurtenances TO the said land and tenement be-
longing, all as conveyed to by the said Decd
Acting as trustees will convey the purchaser only
such title as we have by virtue of the said deed and with
out warranty by u.s. although by such conveyance we
believe the purchaser will acquire perfect complete
title TO the premises in fee simple, subject to Mrs. True
hearts claim OF dover, which she has not vet einuuis
ed. FLEMING JAMES
JOHN FORBES.
Richmond, Dec. 13, 1889. 6l-3m
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Richmond, Dec. l3, 1899.

EX ANAWHA LAND.-The proprietor of a valuable
hSA tract of land lying the Kanawha River near its
Junction with the Ohio, and contiguous to the village OF
Point Pleasant is DESTROYS exchanging il for
fair valuation. The tract consists oil 607 acres mostly
bottom land, and portion of ii in cultivation 1t has been
pronouncedb by gentlemen who have recently inspected it,
one OF the most valuable tracts the Kanawha ANY
person who may be disposed TO make the proposed ex.
change, is requested to address Major Lawrence Lewis
at Woodlawn, near Alexandria, ID. c., giving descrp-
ton OF his negroes and their prices.
December 10. 65-2awtlstMa
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y, VIzsGENI.a, TUESDAY; JANUARY s, Isa3


n AND IN CHESTERFIELD FOR SALE-Bv vir-
M tue OF deed OF trust executed by CHRISTOPHER b.
Cook, bearing date the lIb day December 1926 10
John Suaon and Charles F. Woodson, and OF record in
curing to John Archer the payment certain sums of
ney therein specified, shall the 10Th day of Janua-
ry, lS33 upon the premises, sell TO The hghes, bidder
for ready money the Tract OF Land conveyed in said deed
or so much thereof shall be sufficient TO satisfy the ba
lance still due, together with interest and costs. The
tract contains l2O less lies upon James
River, and joins the lands of John Archer Marley c.
ahall and George Cox, and is known as Edsous Boat
yard The land will be shewn by DIR. J. A. Archer. or
Marley Z. Walhall, living Acting as trustee We
viii convey such title as is vested in SUCH which
We believe To be unquesionable.
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THNO UNDERTAKERS.-Pu Pursuant 10 an order OF the
n County Court of Hanover the Commissioners there
in named, will let to the lowest bidder, Hanover Court
House. on Wednesday the 23d inst, the repairs of the
old, and the building of JAIL for the said county,
with brick enclosure around the latter plan of the
new Jail and its enclosure, and bill of repairs the old
one may be at the Hanover Clerks Office at any time
after the 18th inst
Hanover Court House, January |. 73-It
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IL - RE"ARD.-Rau away from the subscriber
70 n - negro man named PATRICK about % or 30
years OF age, yellow cOmplexon has his right
eye which gives him the appearance Of being blind in
that eye, has bad cOuntenauce. He Is well acquainted
about Richmond and Manchester: he worked since Christ
mas at Mr. Randa coal yard, and has wife the wi.
dow Cheolns, Chescrield about miles from Manches-
ter He will doubt be lurking about the other OF
the above named places. I viii give the above reward
for the delivery Of him Mr.. Bacon Tate, Richmond
GEORGE -. SAN DERSON.
Jan g, 1892. ~ WV
NOTlCE-Was committed to the jail of the city Of
~ Richmond, on the 3lst day Of October, 1892
the property OF Mr. VIM Brown OF Norfolk The said man
IS Of dark complexion about feet inches hgh about 81
years Of age and stout made-uo mark discoverable and
his clothes appear TO be very good and Of dark color
DAVID WHITE, J0iior
For W. D. Wrenn, Serg't G. r.
January s. H-wI2t
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NOTICE 10 FOX HUNT ERS Since the com
mencement OF the present season. my fence has been
frequently lett down by huntsmen and recently within
the distance OF halt mile it was left down sufficiently
low 10 admit stock OF any kind six different places. As
cannot spare servant TO 60 around daily put up fem
ces and all my crops exposed whenever they
down. have to request the favor OF gentlemen either TO
put them up themselves here ,fter or take one of their
own Servants TO do it for them. Although | never par-
cpate do not wish TO interfere with the sports OF others
but unless request should be complied WITH shall be
under the necessity of forbdng such espasses under
the penalties OF the law SAMUEL Nj. BOCKIUS.
Malvern Hills, Henrico, Dec. 30 72-4t
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

SITUATION WANTED.-A young Man of regular
~ and steady habits, who has been constantly engaged
IN The mercantile business in the country for the last five
years. ana Is well acquainted with book eping wishes
10 OBTAIN situation in mercantile establishment
her IN town or in the country, in the OF eight
Ten weeks required, it will give him the greatest plea
sure 10 procure recommendations from gentlemen oil the
highest standing this county can afford.
ANY letters addressed to A. b., Urbanna, Middlesex
county Virginia, will meet with prompt attention
JAM .. 7I-Qis
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VALUABLE LANDED PROPERTY FOR S

VALUABLE LANDED PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Pursuant to decree OF the County Court of Surry,
pronounced the 9th day of December 1892 will be
sold on the premises to the highest bidder OH Wednesday
the 9th day of February next il fair Otherwise the first
fair day thereafter the tract OF land known GreyanG
and also moety of water gris and mill and the
land thereto attached called and known by the name Of
Weir Neck
Greyland contains by estimation COG I.2 acres on
which there is handsome and comfnodious two story
Dwelling house, and number of out houses of every dc.
scripton, necessary and convenient for farm-all of
which in good repair: il lies within miles of the
Courthouse, and IL Of Greys Creek where vessels Of
30 tons may load
Weir Neck Mill, to which there are 81 acres of Land
attached is in good neghborhood for cusom is situated
very the margin of Greys Creek, aud has never
falling supply of water at all seasons.
The sale Of both will be credit of one two and
three years in equal instruments; except for so much as
will be necessary TO deray the eXpences of the suit and
sale which is to be in cash. The purchaser executing
bonds with good personal security in such sums as will
be necessary to make the distribution directed by the de-
cree, and deed Of trust the property secure the
purchase money. BY THE COMMISSIONERS
sufry county, Jan /, 1888. t73-wiw"J
WT1RGlNiA OIL STONE.-The subscr ibers beg leave
10 announce 10 the public, that they have just re
ceved from the quarry, 1000 pounds of this invaluable
stone, and are ready to receive orders from any part Of
, the Union.
They feel degree Of confidence in recommending This
stone the public nasmuch as il has been fairly ested
at the United States Navy Yard, at Washington City
in Of the northern cities, and pronounced equal il
not Superior the Turkey Stone, for reducing fools an
edge, and greatly preferable the Of economy
asnuch as by far the greatest portion the Turkey Stone
Is UNIT for use, fact well known to almost every
chanic.
The subscribers would also recommend this Stone to
the notice OF planters IL has been used for years
by planters living in the neighborhood Of the quarry
water stone, for sharpening plantation tools and superior
70 any other All orders addressed the subscribers
hchinond, Virginia, will meet with prompt attention.
COLmAN, RAYMOND &KELLOGG.
0PThe Office Of G. r. Il X. il kept at the store Of G.
/ v Raymond January VI N Ct
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NoIlCE.-Was committed to the Jail of Essex coun-
y on the 2lst day OF November last as a runaway
negro woman, who says she is named WINNEY, of a
DARK complexion, had at the time of her commitment
Que calico irock She appears TO be about forty years
age-and states that she is the property of Mr. Lemucl
thompson, of Fredericksburg. The owner Of said negro
requested TO come forward, prove his property pay
~ legal expenses otherwise she will be dealt with as the
Jaw directs. THOMAS MATTHEWS, Tailor
Of Essen County, Trginid
January 3. 7i-I,CaSn
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.Iessrs. Peter Bailey, administrator ICih the tCH an
nered Of Sn1II WOotten, and Joseph u. Cidusei,
Samuel Wootten and George W. Bran
TENAKE NOTICE that shall, Monday the 18th
n day Of February, 1888 the Clerks office of Shell
by county in Shebyvle aud State of Kentucky, and to
be continued from day to day. il necessary until coInpet-
cd proceed 10 take the dispositions of Andrew 5. White
and others and also, Tuesday the 10h day Of March,
1888, at the Clerks Office of Mecklenburg county, in
Boydon and State Of Virginia, aud TO be continued from
day to day, ii necessary, until completed, proceed take
the dispositions Of VIM Townes and Others be read
evidence in suit depending and undetermined, in
the Circuit Superior Court Of Law aud Chancery for
MeckenbuFg County, wherein ourselves and Others arc
plaintiffs and you and each Of YOU and others defen-
dantsat which times and places, respectively, you and
each Of you may attend il you think proper.
Yours JAMES b. JONES,
Sheriff, and adm'0r with the will annexed Of
Powell-Shellon and Richard Wootien, and others.
JAMS. 7i-wuSthF
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SILVER HEELS is i'm fine health and condition, and
~ will stand the ensuing at Capt Smiths stable
Charlotte Court House, Va. Silver Heels bred by
Gov r. Wright, of Maryland he is true Medley grey
OF great muscle, snew and bone, ard OF great symmery
full 10 l2 hands high and OF form indicating great pow
ers. lie was foaled tho 10Th of March, 1875 He
got by Gov Oge's Oscar, his dam (Pandora) got by
Col Tayloes Grey Domede (and he by imported Medley
his grandam by Halls Union, (also the dam OF Edeln's
celebrated mare Floretta his dam by Leonlas his
G. g. g. dam by imported hello, his & g. &. dam by
Gorges imported Juniper, his e e. G. G. G. dam by Nor
toms imported Traveller, his z. e Y q. e dam Col
Taskers imported and celebrated Selma, who got by
the G0dOtphin arGbidn and herself fine runner,
and that too in this country. Oscar by The imported
Gabriel his dam Vixen, by imported Medley, his gr0ndam
YorTick; his e. dam by Ranter his e. e. dam by old
Gf, who was imported, and half brother to the old
imported ard celebrated Cub Mare. Glhre the sire OF
Oscar, also sire of Post Boy Harlequin, &c SC sill
yer Heels il is thus seen, is traced without flaw the
dams side, TO raskers Selma by the Go1ophn Arabian
nags at all distances, particularly in mile heats His
sire tOscar and his dam (Pandora capital runners
AL the animals he traces TO record in the AmeTi-
Farmer, AMI Turf Register, which works also give
accounts of their racing His pedigree is already
record in both, and by tracing the b God of the dsn
guished animals he decehded from both Sides it will
be that he has nnnurable direct of asker
Selma and OF the GOdophn Arabian. Silver Heels has
been procured stock horse account of the purity
Of his blood and unquesoncd pedigree, and because Of
the large proportion OF Medley blood he has in him, hav-
ing more OF than any horse living in Eng md This
country. Can better be had for the various de
scendants of old pomtde, and Sir Archie OF Janus, SAL
tram, Celer, &c?
Terms lvg his season, his performance upon the turf
&C., hereafter and 10 due time.
THOMAS p. RICHARDSON,
THOMAS p. HOGE
g. T7l--wt0 RORERr CARRINGTON
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EDUBLIC SALE.Will be sold upon the Estate Of John
H C. Armistead dec. in the county of Halifax Va on
Thursday the l7,h inst il fair otherwise the ne x fair ay
the whole OF his Household and Kitchen Furniture upon
the premises the quality of which is Of the first ORDER
geter with two valuable Brood Mares believed to be OF
hne blood, now in loa by Janus Alsoa Fiy, the pro-
duct OF one of the above mares Work Horses the
ocko Sheep and possibly many other articles
sary here to specify.
Terms-An sums under $40, cosh above, twelve
months credit, with bond and security
Nj. a. ARMISTEAD, Administrator.
January 3. 72-,ds
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Tappahannock, Ist January, 1888.


a tO-PARrNERSHlP.-Th subscribers having con-
~ nected themselves will transact business under the
firm of Samuel Clark & Co., at the old stand of the Vir-
gina Hat Store, where they offer to heir friends and the
public generally, good and fashionable assortment OF ats
of every description, from the most approved manuaco-
res of New York and Philadelphia, which having been
selected by of the they recommend
being at least inferior to in the city, either in beauty
or excellence. SAMUEL CLARK,
WILLIAM CUNLIFFE.
n. BTher country friends politely solicited call
and examine for themselves, previously to purchasing
elsewhere. January 8 7I-5t
NOTICE-Joseph OILS having retired from business,
In the concern of Otis, Dunlop Co. in this City, and
that of Joseph and Asa Oils in New York, dissolved
by mutual consent Those indebted will please make
payment JOSEPH OTIS,
NATHANIEL DUNLOP,
JAMES DUNLOP,
ASA OTIS.
The Auction and Commission business will bo continu-
ed in this city by the remaining partners in connexion
with Henry w. Moncure, under the firm of Dunlop,
Moncure and Co. NATHANIEL DUNLOP,
HENRY w. MONCURE,
JAMES DUNLOP,
ASA OTIS.
Jan. 8. 74-3t
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TENHE business carried in the name OF c. & A ar
n wick, is this day dssoved.-A debts due to- or from
The concern, will be settled by either of the subscribers
CORBIN WARWICK,
ABRAHAM WARWICK.
Richmond, December 81 1892 72-ott
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"A FEMALE well qualified to give instruction in Mu-
y sic, and can come well recommended will meet with
haal encouragement from Miss Hughes, Preccpress Of
INC benycnue Seminary Gloucester county.
Dec. ~ 65-2aw12t
IANhE Subscriber wishes 10 employ for The ensuing
u year, Female Teacher, who Is qualified 10 teach
ihe English and French languages, Music Painting aud
Needle Work Such one can well recon.
mended viii be thankfully received. None others need
apply. JAMES FARISS
Bent Creek Buckingham, Dec. %. 6s-2Sw4w'
NOllt application will be made in due time 10
the President and Directors of the Bank Of Virginia
Tor renewal Of lost certificate OF stock said Bank s-
sued IN tue name of ndrew McKm, Tor eighteen shares
No. 1858 and dated 22d March, 1921.
December T. f6O--w6w1 ANDREW McKIM
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ME school at the house OF the subscriber, will begin
IL on the LIST OF February under the OF Mr. A. G.
Stubb' for boys under fourteen years of age.-Terms
$lO Tor the year, with vacation of month in July
or August. HODIJAH MEADE
Amelia, Dec. I5 Paw
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NOTICE.-THE PETERsBURG RAGL-RoAD is now
i opened for the Transportation Of Passengers and
Merchandise to Beheld, Joriy-on miles. The line Of
Coaches this road connects with the main North and
South line.
The Engine and train leave the depot at North Spring.
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday 9 o'clock. A. NJ
and return the intermediate days, leaving Belfcd at
eleven in the morning.
The Omnibus will take mp and set down passengers at
any OF the hotels in Petersburg.
jan 3. LI2-3tl HENRY ID. BIRD,
Agent IOT TRANSPORTATION.
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Now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Public Sale ofa most ualta6Le Estate.

Public Sale Of most udtttd6te Estate.
AN Friday, the LIST day of February next, If fair,
" 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-
scbed in the newspapers further description here is
deemed unnecessary The subscriber 6egs the public
be assured that he is determined TO SELL aud that the
farm will positively be exposed to sale the day above
named IL is seldom, indeed that estate combining
many advantages in market and those disposed pur-
chase, earnestly invited TO attend the sale Terms
which will be accommodating, will be made known on the
day of sale, and possession given Immediately. .
JOHN w. HooMES.
Tappahannock, LIST January, 1888. 7d-9t"
SALE OF LAND AND NEGROES.-Pursuant to
~ decree OF the county court of Hanover made on
the 25h day OF December, 1892 in the suit OF Pate
against Pate and Others will be sold the first day
February next If fair, if not the fair day thseafer
at tho late residence of Abalom Pate, deceased (ythn
three miles Of Goodas avern) the OF Land where
on the said Pate resided containing about 256
also eleven remarkably likely Negroes Terms of sale
The Land will be sold upon credit of one and two years
the purchaser giving bonds with approved security,
carry interest IRON the date, and Deed of Trust the
Land, TO secure the payment of the purchase money
The Negroes will be sold upon credit of twelve months
Except for much will be sufficient pay the costs
OF the said Decree and the expenses attending the sale
the purchaser executing bonds with approved security
carry interest from the date. COMMISSIONERS.
January 8. 74-tds
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Richmond, LIST January, 1893.

a NOPARTNERSHIP.-1h undersigned will continue
~ their connection in business, under the firm of WEI
GRAY, Il Co, and under the special management OF
VIM. Gray JAMES GRAY
Dec. %. I10-2wl VIM. GRAY.