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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-11

Tavern Furniture and Negroes at .4uction
VENHE subscriber, having rented Columbian Ho-
IL tel, will sell on Wednesday, the 10th Instant com
mencng at o'clock A NJ, all OF the beds bedding and
other furniture belonging to the esabshment-and on
27h the day following, at the hour and place.
liable negroes, consisting OF dining servants oos
and osers; also, or milch cows, raised in town Sale
by ]. s. S. Cosby s. Co., Auct.
June T. G9-tdl s. d. CRENSHAW
" All persons having claims against him will present
them before the first OF JULY s ID q
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FARMVILLE FANCY STORE,

"A CCORDlNG to arrangements made with Baltimore
"a Philadelphia and New York manufacturers I will
always keep for sale beautiful assortment OF cane rush
scat and Windsor Chairs Of the latest patterns; Settles
Sofas with spring seats, Couches, Rocking Sewing and
Writing Chairs, Mantle Glasses metallic Piano Fortes
Guitars Volins, Roman strings, Music, &c &c; all ol
which from the best manufacturers, and at Richmond
prices Many other Fancy Goods expected shortly from
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore.
G. P. KNAUFF.
Msy24 5-w8w
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VALUABLE SALE OF MISUNDERSTANDING DESTROYS
TO invest capital in some lucrative stock and having
determined oil late TO devote myself exclusively to my
practice, will positively sell to the highest bidder for
cash, on the 9th day OF June, 1888, Notoway Court
House, Gt being Court dayD 20 likely and valuable Ne.
groes--consstng OF men, women, boys and girls
JAMES III. GREGORY.
Nottoway, Ist May, 1888. PSF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-11

NAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE.-SOO acres of
% land in the county OF Albemarc about two miles by
water above the lourhng little village of Scottsville-
About 200 of the land low grounds of very
fine quality The highland is also Of excellent quality
There is this land large dwelling house. nearly built
but unfinished WIN. Scott, living the land will sheyy
TO any person disposed TO purchase C. A. SCOTT.
Buckingham, llth January, 1882 76-2awtt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-11

FuNO the Stockholders in the Upper dppomatiOr Com.
ID pdny-You will be pleased to take notice. that an
election OF Trustees for the said Company will be held
Thursday the 10Th Of June, 1888, the tavern now in
the occupation Of w NJ Lewis, in the town Farmyille
The Stockholders earnestly solicited attend not only
for the purpose OF eectng Trustees, but also for the pr
pose OF consulting together on various subjects, in which
their interest and that of the community may be
BY order OF the Trustees, s. ID. MORTON
Clerk OF the Upper Appomaltox Company.
May 81. 7-w,2OhJ'e
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nHANOYER LAND ZOE sALE-Rn yrtno o

HEANOYER LAND FOR SALE.-By virtue of 4
y q Deed Of Trust executed by Felix Winston 10 the
Subscriber and admitted record IN the Clerks Office of
Hanover Countywi be sold, to the highest bidder for
cash, at James f. HuHman's Tavern, on Thursday the
9Th day Of June next the next fair day thereafter (Sun
day excepcd) two hundred acres Of Land called "Rouph
Neck" adjoining the Lands OF Nathaniel c. Lipsconb
Roscow Lpscomb, the said JAS r Huffman and others
The large quantity Of good heart Pine and White Oak on
this Land, and its contgUiiy TO the Richmond market
renders very valuable. Those who may be disposed TO
purchase are requested 10 view the same which will be
shewn by Mr.. Roscow Lipscomb Mr.. James F. Huffman
or Mr.. William I. Clark, each Of whom reside adjoining
the premises Such title only is vested by said Trust
Deed will be made 10 the purchaser, though that's belev
ed 10 be uDquestionable
CHARLES THOMPSON IT,. Trustee
May T. n7-wd
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a. AMUEL CLARK & CO, have received a full and
- splendid assortment Of fashionable Hats and Caps
suitable Tor the summer which, having been carefully Sc
lected by one OF the concern they confidently recon-
their customers equal in beauty and excellence
to any the City affords Hume r. 9-w5t
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& Gh REWARD will be paid for the delivery
~ n wv oil my man NED: He went away on the
night oil wednesday 18th March last Ned is a bright
muato, about feet or inches high and stout made
will give the above reward if taken without the City of
Richmond, aud len Dollars if taken within the City He
has been employed in the market Tor three or four wears
June 7. " BERNARD BRIEI.
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A NEW LINE OF MAIL STAGES.-The public
N arc informed that the undersigned Pfopretor. es
tablished on January LIST, Line Of Mail stages
from Lawrenceve via Boydion and ClaksvilIe to Ha.
liiax, Notwithstanding in connection with Line
OF Stages which established by them at the same
time from the Rail Road at Belhed to Lawrence
Vile The Stages leave LawrenceviIle and Halifax on
the same days on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
resting at Boydon night ny this route the
ton uBbroken from the town OF Petersburg Halifax
via the Rail Road TO Pel6eld, Lawrencevie, &c. Stu
dents going TO end from Boydon College will find this the
most pleasant and direct route.
AVERY & TOMPKlNS, Proprie'ors.
Feb 81. az n
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June H..

AND AND NEGROES FOR SALE.-By virtue of
IL Deed Trust executed by the late Smith PAYNE OF
buckingham, and recorded in the Clerks office OF said
county and pursuant to decree of the Circuit Superior
Court oil Law and Chancery holden for the county afore
SAID, the undersigned trustees of them, WILL on FRI
day the 9th day of July next sell the premises TO the
highest bidder seven hundred and
that portion ohe tract which said Smith Payne lived w.
ing west of the New Canton and Gainesville road This
land oil which about sixty creek and branch
toms, under proper system OF husbandry would be
very productive. The Dwelling house is large one !:
the other buildings are ordinary. Mr. b. NJ Payne or
The Executor living the premises will shew the land
or mpar promptly any information to those desrous to
purchase.
TERMs-A credit of one, two and three years the
first payment will be alowedhe trustees retaining title
l the whole OF the purchase money be paid, or taking
lien on the land.
GEO. wOODSON PAYNE ,r
WALTER l.. FONTAINE. { trustees
AT the same time and place shall SELL for cash. to the
esate-seven in number-o which three, man. bow
and GIRL are unusually likely. GEO. NJ. PAYNE,
. Er'Or. Of S. Payne, dec
may 81 vivid
GALE UNDER DEED OF TRUST.-In pursuance
~ OF Deed OF Trust dated on the 18th day OF Septem-
ber 1917, recorded in Henrico County Court office exc
cuted TO us by william Crawford, 10 the payment
day OF July before the door OF the Eagle Tavern in the
city OF Richmond make sale OF track OF land living i'm
said county, about or miles below Richmond, on the
main road leading from the Seven Pines Richmond; con-
tanning, according TO the said deed 226 2 acres the
boundaries whereof are therein forth. We know OF no
objection TO the title; but acting Trustees will convey
only such title as is vested in
i NArH. h 6GNk9p, Trustees.
May %. 6-tds
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AND FOR SALE-The subscriber offers Tor sale the
~ land which he lives, in the county of Hanover OIL
Chickahoniny Swamp 10 miles from the city of Richmond
and from Hanover Court House, containing Alb acres
200 acres first quality mud landthe balance second bot
tom, OF good quality The high land is in good farming
condition. and in state of rapid improvement There is
an extensive bed Of she'll mar running nearly through the
centre OF the farm To physician wishing to pursue his
professional duties, the situation would afford good
GUSTAVUS V. JONES.
June IL.
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SAMUEL G. ATKINSON, phiiadeIphia.
-. No subscription received for shorter period than
year or volume
10 Philip Nj. Tabb is the agent in this city, for tho
Book Of Nature the Casket Saturday Evening Post and
journal Of HeaIIh his Office snex door the Post Office
June III. 1O-3,
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-04-25
Hartford Female Seminary,

CONDUCTED BY MR. J. P. BRACE. THE Summer Term of this Institution IL commences on the last Wednesday Of May. The Principal assures the public that no effort shall be wanting to make this Semi nary one of the first in the country for the ac- quistion of a complete and thorough educa- tion. In addition to the studies constituting the regular course, Lectures may be expected in Astronomy, Botany. and Architecture. The best Instructors are engaged in Music, Drawing, French, and German. It is hoped that Dr. BARBER willglve course of Lectures on Elocution.
 TERMS.
 Tuition in all the English Branches, for the
 Term of 22 weeks, SIS co
 For Music, 20 co
 Use of Piano, co
 French. l2 OO
 Drawing, IF % Board, S2 50 per week; Washing, 50 cents ger dozen. For fuel. lights, seats in church. and Oiher contingencies, moderate additional charges will be made.
 No pupils will he received for less than one aerm, and no deductions made except in case of sickness. Payment to be made in advance for one half of the term. Most of the Books used in the Seminary caa be loaned to the Pupils al small charge per volume.
 H@ttord, April 10, 1888 A
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-04-25
Dr.. Relfe's Astmatic Pills,
70 the L0dies :!

WHITE and SOUND TEETH are both an orna- w ment and blessing. The best security for their advantages is to be found in the of the
 British Antiseptric Dentitrice. This elegan. Tooth Po,oder, with very little use, eradcates the Scurvy in the gums, and prevents the accumulation of Tarter, which only blackens, but toosens the teeth, and accelerates their decay The Denti(rce thus removes the prevailing causes of of Gensve breath, preserves the heaIthness and fnrid- of the gums, and renders the teeth beautifully white. Price, 50 cents.
 D' None are genuine unless signed the outside printed wrapper, by the sole oprtetor, T kIDDER, Immedidte successor to the late Dr. W. T. CONWAY Street, near Concert Hall, Boston, and also by his special appointment, by
 Samuel BueL and y. c. Beckwith, Litchfe!d;
 E. EoWles. South Farms; DanieL Norton,
 Canaan; Judson s Whittlssey, W. Preston j;
 Isaac s. Wadsrorth, Bethiem |; NewtOn &
 Henderson, Goshen.
 Large discount to those who buy to sell again.
 February 9 lye5w35
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-04-25
AftrbffeIG 7sMQutrFr PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, By HENRY ADAMS.

TERMS. To village and single mail subscribers, two dollars per year, payable before the expiration ol six months
 To companies of any number six, $1 50 per year. payable as above. To companies less than six, $l 75 per year, payable as before 25 will be deducted from each Ofthese prices when payment is made in advance. These prices are exclusive of mail or stage charge for transportation.
 No papers will be discontinued until all arrearages are paid, except at the discreion of the editor.
 Notice of wish discontinue must be given before the expiration of year.
 ADVERTISING. One square, three insertions, $l, and the same proportion for more squares.- Halfa square, 75 cts. Continuance over thfee weeks 20 per cent per week. liberal deduction made for advertisements continued or 12 months.
 Administrators and Executors Notices, $1 co
 Commissioners Notices l 25
 All communications must be postpaid.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-04-25
AUCTION SALE.

DY order of the Hon. Court of Probate ID for the District Of LtchfeId, the Place belonging to the estate of
 HANNAH WILMOT.
 late of LitchfeId, deceased, will be sold at public sale, on Saturday the goth day of April instant, al one o'clock P. M. unless previous ly disposed of at private sale. Said place is situated few rods east ofthe church in Brad leyville. consisting of a House, Barn, and one acre of Land, with stream of water running through said land--and is an excellent stand for mechanic. Sale to be on the premises.
 ELI WILMOT, Admin'r. Liichfeld, April 5, 1883 IA
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-04-25
NOTICE.

THE subscribers give notice to their friends 1 and the public that they have formed a COpartnership under the firm of ARNTS S BUEL. for the purpose of carrying on BGtch- ering. and tke m0nat atdeture cf Soap and CGH- dles, in the Village of Litchfeid-and they win be happy to wait upon the public with any articles in their line.
 BARZELLA ARNTS, VIM. N. BUEL.
 LitchfsId, April 2. 1888 A
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-04-25
TOy Books.

LUST received at the Litchfcd Book and sI Variety Store. a new assortment of TOY BOOKS, which will b, sold to teachers at low prices: k. A. LORD.
 March 14 40
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-04-25
Advertisement! /!

70 the Asthmatic and Consumptive. VTNHE most prevalent and fatal of all the Diseases \ incident to civilized society-lhe Consumption-- may generally be traced the least alarming of disor ders, slgt but neglected cold By estimation it ap pears thai l50 900 persons die annually of the Con- sumption. Most of these dreadful results may be at tributed to common Colds and negligent treatment of the harassng Cough that generally ensues-which -is usually followed by difficult breathing, pain in the side, and at last Liberated Lungs. Violent and re- peated Asthmatic attacks also bring on Consumptive symptoms. One two dollars expended in the pur- chase of
 Dr.. Relfe's Astmdtic Pills, and little attention their timely administration, will usually mitigation of these disorders, and ge; nerally effecta cure The Pills also easy and effectial remedy for the symptoms preceding and comlanyng the Asthma and Consumption. For Colds, Coughs, difficulty of Breathing, ,gh,ness and stric- ture across the Chest, Wheezng, Pain in Ihe Side, Splitting of Blood, SSc. Few cases occur of any of this class of disorders in which the purchasers of Dr: Relfes Pills will not find rich return for their trifing expenditure. Price-whoe boxes, 30 Pills, l dollar half do. 12 Pills, 50 cts.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-04-25

Bcss.-In Wy.he county, Virginia, in a spur of the Alleghany Mountains, called the "Tobacco " Row. is a perpendicular ledge of rock, fronting the southeast, fifty feet high--an open sunny situation. Thir- ty feet from the base, horizontal crack or
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-04-25
ISLANDER.

ISLANDER.
 He who can choke the sweetest flowers of social love and taint them wiitl disease. or in the paradise of earthly bliss, where the plants of virtue flourish, spread the blight and mildcw of desolaiion, hatred and disirust who can crush his neighbor's fame to dust and build on is rui0s--who can write infamy upon tho brow of others to prove his own purity--is neither man nor beast-but heartless7 fend. Those who have seen their dearest interests tam- pered willl--who have known what it is to have the priceless gem of good name sHl- lied by the poisonous breath of cold, un- pitying slander--these best can say that lie has no heart. 1.-the lightning's flash ever dart from heaven to strike the guilty down, it will blast the hopes of Gnurderers such as these.-Reriesc.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-04-25

by two or three women who claimed him as their husband, one of whom he had sent for to meet him at my house, thus giving a practical illustration of his system of ccn- tripetal and centrifugal force, the laws of motion, and projectiIe impulse. Whoever will cowhide his venison, on my account, shall receive a transfer of the amount ofhis bill from my books, with power of At torney duly authenticated, to collect the same. Deere is about four feet high, dark hair, blue eyes, slim person, slippery tongue, ,amorous look ,and genteelly dressed.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-04-25

Hunt after Deer.-A publican named Hunt, of Philipsburgh. Warren CO.,, N. J. publishes the annexed in Trenton paper:
 Some weeks since a certain William Deere of the State of New-York took his bed aud board at my house, for the purpose of lecturing on the science of Astronomy.
 He posted up his cards, and took in con- siderable quantity of cash and took in me by running up bill and leaving me to get the amount from the man in the moon, or some cratic wanderer among the heavenly bodies, that he reflected from his magic lantern during his lectures. This nimble footed Deere stole away from the country between two days on last week, pursued
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-05-16


fEsHE Manager of the Poor of this
q county has given notice that he in
tends to relinqulsh said charge at the end Of
the present year 1.-THE first Monday in
June
The Poor of this county have hereto
fore been kept as one family. with the
manager and his wife AS the head, who
have received for their services two hun.
dred dollars annually; the public paying
all the expenses OF the establishment.
The object Of this notice is, to invite the
attention of persons wiling to undertake
such charge; and who may desire a sit
uatioh from which theyneed not apprehend
removal, if its duties be faith fully per
formed.
Competitors for the situation will make
application. in person or by proxy TO the
Board of Overseers at their annual meet.
ing on the first Monday in June next, in
Martinsburg. And the board will gladly
hear from applicants and. others any sug-
gestions for the Improvement of their sys
tenn for the management of the poor-a
system, to which they are by no means
welded.
BY order of the PRECEDENT,
SEMANS GARARD. clerk
ofhe Overseers Of the poor o..
Of Berkeley county
April 4, 1888 CIV
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1FNOTICE.
May g. 1888.

ENHEREAS the Baptist Church, call
w ed Mill Creek Church, convened at
Opequon, having been informed that it
was the design Of some individual or indi
viduals to repair their Meeting House in
Gerards Town-Ths is therefore to give
notice, that should there be any repairs
made to said Hsuse or lot attached thereto,
that the Church above named will consi.
der the same their property still, and at
their disposal as heretofore without any
REIMBURSEMENT Of their claim and for their
own use exclusively, as the deed for the
same is on record in the Clerks Office of
this county This notice is not designed
TO apply TO any person or persons or sect
individually.
By an order of the Church.
MORGAN VAN CLEVE.
May Q, 1855
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-05-16

vIRGTNTA:-Berkeley county, to wit.
at rules held IN the Clerks Office of The
County Court Of Berkeley County. On
Monday The first day Of .7pril, 1888.
Thomas Widdess, plaintiff,
William Davis & Alexander Work, derts.
fHvHE defendants not having entered
D their appearance and given security
according 70 the act Of assembly, and the
rules Of the court, and it appearing to the
court that they are not inhabitants of
the Commonwealth; il is ordered. that
the said defendants do appear here on
the second Monday in July next. and
answer the bill of the plaintiff: and it
,s further ordered, that this order be pub
ilshed in the Martinsburg Gazette and
Public Advertiser, for two months success
sively, and posted at the front door of the
Court House Of said county.
Teste,
HARRISON WAITE, enc.
May 2, 153S-2m.
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go. HARRISON WAITE, che.
May g, 1S33.-2m

VIRGINIA. Berkeley county, TO wit:
ut a court held for Berkeley. co,niu al
the Court House. on Monday The I'm
day Of March. 1888
Jacob Syester, Sarah Syester, adm'rx. of
Daniel Syester, decd and Elizabeth.
Lewis, and Andrew Syester, infant heirs
OF said Daniel Syester, decd. who sue by
jacob Syester, their next friend, Eir6:
against
David Syester and Archibald Sherer ,defts
IN CHANCERY.
FEsHE defendant David Syester, not hav-
a ing entered bis appearance and given
security according TO the act Of assembly
and the rules of The Court, and it appear.
ing to the Court that he is not an inhabi.
Iant of the Commonwealth; ordered, that
The said defendant do appear here on the
second Monday in jug next, and an.
'wer the bill Of the plaintiffs; and it is fur
her ordered that this order be published
q the Martinsburg Gazette andPublic AID
7ertiser for two months successfully, and
posted al the front door ofthe Court House
IF said County.
Teste,
HARRISON WAITE, C.
May 2, i633.-2m
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GEO r MOSHER, Cashier.
February Z, 1888. 7=Iy

Trust Sale Of Land in Morgan county.
T/b ILL be sold on Monday the 9th of
w May next, (being the first day of Nor
gan county court0 before the court house
door IN the town of Bath, the following de-
scribed Lands to wit: tract of Land lying
and being on both sides of the lick run, and
bounding on Sleepy creek Being the tract
purchased by William Shsnks from Fresh
ours heirs, containing 229 acres more or less;
including also the part or piece OF Land
which the said William Shanks purchased
from George Freshour for the use of mill
yard-and which said two pieces or parcels
OF Land were sold to Michael Shanks by said
William Shanks-
The above mentioned sale will be made BY
the undersigned surviving trustee in Deed
made by Michael Shanks for the benefit of
Portertield and Towson, and of record in the
county court of Berkeley The debt to be
raised is S76l II with interest on 1913 60
part thereof from the 9th of Nov. 1919 and
on SlSS 10 the residue thereof from the 29th
April, 1870 until paid. The terms of sale
will he made accommodating. Such title
will be made the purchaser as is vested in
me by said trust deed.
HARRISON WAITE.
Feb. QSth. 1894
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AT TT AGAIN!
More New Cheap Goods.

More New Cheap Goods.
THlHE subscriber announces to his
B. friends, customers, and the public
generally, that he has just returned from
the eastern cities. where he has purchas
ed very general assortment OF
Spring md Summer Goods.
You Rave all heard, and will hear Of
Cheap Goods; and many Of you will think
you have seen them, but be will venture
to assert, that when you view the present
assortment, and hear the prices, you will
agree with bin in opinion, and pronounce
them the CHEAPEST GOODS you ever
saw before in all your lives-Thereiore. all
you that are DESTROYS Of procuring Cheap
Goods, are respectfully invited to call at
the subscribers Store, where you can be
supplied with almost every article you
may want THOMAS G. SMITH
April IL, 1s33.-Atf
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From B'dckDood's Magasine.
THE EVENING STAR.

he An
OH sweetly shines the summer sun,
When heaven from clouds is free;
And brightly CLEANS the moonlight on
Field, rock, and forest tree,
But TO the pensivc heart of love,
Oh swester than these by far.
It is with devious step TO rove,
Beneath the evening star!
To others give the festal hall,
Where wine cups shine in light;
The music OF the crowded ball,
With beauty's lustre bright;
But give to me the lonely dell,
Oh sweeter than these by far;
Where pine tress wave and waters swell,
Beneath the evening star.
The days are past that have seen,
And meier again shall see,
When nature with brighter green,
O'erspread the field and tree,
Though joyless not the present day,
Yet sweeter than ii by far,
lis on the past to muse and stray,
Beneath the evening star.
For all the future cannot give
What spareless time has left,
And, oh, since thou hast ceased 10 live,
A vacant world is left
turp me TO my days Of love,
The sweetest on earth by far,
And oft in thought with thee rove,
Beneath the evening star.