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

ENARMVILLE SEMlNARY.-Miss Spence respect
~ fully soics share of public support in her Semi
nary Tor young Ladies, which she purposes opening OF
the 18th OF January, 1888 Miss Spence has been
TONED TO teach in the most respectable families in England
anu Ireland and those who may nrust her with
The care OF their cdrens education that every attention
wibe paid to the morals, mental Improvement health and
comfort of her pupils
Characterization in all the branches of an English
Education including plain needle work, for term oil ten
months $40
French, 10
ID1,r,wing and Painting in Figures, Landscapes and
Fancy work, &
Music by an approved Master, 40
Board be provided in respectable families on rea-
sonabIe terms-Appications TO be made Col. James
Madson'S or Mr.. Knauf's, FarmviIle, Prince Edward
to be made quarterly in advance.
January 3. 72-6,
II NLOVER SEED, &C.. c. READ offers for sale the
~ following articles, most of which have been very
lately received, and the others daily expected
% bushels clover seed
20 bbls. apples
20 do Newark cider
Ii do beer and ale
do Tanners oil
90 gallons winter strained sperm. oil
hhds. St. Croix and n ew Orleans sugars
20 bags old Java and green coffee
chests very fine Imperial aud Gunpowdcr tea
10 drums aud 10 boxes fresh figs and prtInes
2o0 bundles Richmond and Petersburg cotton yarn
30 boxes window glass
81 kegs cut nails, assorted
tons Sweies, English and Country iron
do. castings, assorted.
Farmve, Dec IA, 1892. 6S-9t
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EZ ANAWHA LAND.-The proprietor of a valuable
INA tract OF land lying the Kanawha River, near its
junction with the Ohio, and contiguous TO the village of
Point Pleasant is DESTROYS OF exchanging il for
alr valuation. The tract consists OF GOT acres mostly
bottom land and portion OF il in cultivation 1t has been
pronounced by gentlemen who have recently inspected it,
one OF the most valuable tracts on the Kanawha Any
person who may be disposed make the proposed ex-
change is requested TO address Major Lawrence Lewis
Woodawn' near Alexandria, d. c., giving descrip-
ton of his negroes aud their prices.
December l5 65-2awtIstNIa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-10

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE-In obedi-
ence to the last will and testament Thos Broken
brough, dec, offer for sale two story brick House and
Lot in the village OF Mount Sidney in the county of Au-
gusa If not previously disposed of by private SALE L
shall offer the said property public auction the pre-
misses, on Monday the 18th day OF January nex-TeTns
81 Sale: One-iourth OF the purchase money be paid
IN cash, and the balance in two equal nstamen in and
d months, 10 be secured by negotiable notes. with an
approved endorser and deed of trust the property
Persons wishing TO purchase may communicate with Tue
by letter, post paid, at this place.
JOHN w. BROCKENBROUGH,
Acting Error Of IHos. Brocken6rough, dec.
Richmond Dec. To- 65-td
The stanton Spectator will publish tho advertisement
for collection y - N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-10

FHNHE Thorough Bred Race Horse LANCE, the
n full brother OF the celebrated Ariel and O'Kelly by
American Eclipse, will stand the ensuing season at my
stable, within ten miles of Halifax Court House. Virginia
Particulars in time VIM W. HURT
Halifax, Dec %. 69-2aw4,y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-10

VHN1E subscribers have into copartnership un
n der the firm of RANDOLPH s. McCREDIE, to
do Grocery and Commission Business.-They are
daily receiving their supplies from the NORTH and intend
keeping hand the best Family Groceries that can be
procured DAVID c. RANDOLPH
JNO. G.. McCREDIE.
JAN 3. ID #
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-10

VNNHE General Meeting OF the members of the Mutual
III Assurance Society against fire buildings of the
State OF Virginia. will be held at the Society Office in
Richmond on Monday 2Sth January inst.
JAMES RAWLINGS, p. A. NJ. A. s.
January It'd
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NHUCKLAND.-For Sale, that valuable Plantation
Nd James River, commonly called auckland, adj
joining wesover containing 1860 The land said
to be equal TO any the river below the falls. Posses
sion TO be given the LIST January inst Should
be previously disposed of private sae it will be offered
at auction, at Petersbrg Saturday the 10Th instant
Further information respecting it will be afforded by JOHN
Allison, Esq, OF Petersburg; John r. Trple Esq, OF
Richmond, or the undersigned at Norfolk.
Jan. 10. G75-tds WILLIAM GRAY.
A YOUNG MAN, who has had several years e xperi-
IN ence in teaching school, and who qualified teach
the English Grammar Geography, Arithmetic, the theory
and practice of Surveying &c, wishes engage school
for the present year Satisfactory testimonials to char
ncter and qualifications will be produced, II required.
Letters addressed 10 b. s. T. Vileerro, Caroline county,
will be attended to- GJan. 1o] 75-w4w
KU r. LEONARD BOSHER-Sir: As you are not an
1vA inhabtan OF the State of Virginia you will please
take notice. that shall by my Attorney, proceed take
the deposition of Wm S. Gauding and others, at the
Clerks Office OF Cumberland county, 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-
sons taken-to be read evidence suit in Chan
cery now depending in the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for the county of Cumberland, wherein
am plaintiff, and you deendanwhen and where YOU
may attend if you MILLER wOODSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-10

FHNHE connection between the subscribers under the
n firms Of Rogers s Harrison, in this City, and Rogers
Co. in the City Of New York. is this day. by consent
dissolved,
All unsettled business Of the two establishments in Eu
rope will be closed by Lewis Rogers that in New York
by the firm Of Rogers Co, and that in Virginia by r.
HARRISON Jr. LEWIS ROGERS,
The subscriber has formed commercial establishment
in Havre, under the firm Of Lewis Rogers & Co.. in con-
nexion with b. L. Fould Fould Oppenheim Bankers in
Paris and socits the business OF his friends in that place
as well as to his house in New York, under the firm OF
Rogers Co.. who will always be prepared make ibe-
raj advances shipments, to themselves, TO the house
III Hayre. LEWIS ROGERS
Richmond, LIST January, 1888.
The subscribers have associated themselves in business
in this City, under the firm Of Rogers, Harrison Gray.
LEWIS ROGERS,
JAMES GRAY.
Richmond, lstJanuary, 1888. U-12t
HOPARTNERSHtP.- undersigned will continue
" their connection In business, under the firm Of VIM
GRAY, CO., and under tie special management Of
VIM. Gray. JAMES GRAY,
Dec. o. r70-2w VIM. GRAY
THNHE school at le house Of the subscriber will begin
on The LIST Of February, under the Of Mr.. g.
Subbs, for boys under fourteen years Of age.-Terms
or August. HODIJAH MEADE =
Amelia, Dec. 10. 72-2ws
a FEMALE well qualified to give instruction in Nh.
"A sic, and can well recommended will meet " h
liberal encouragement from Miss Hughes Precepress Of
The Benyenuo Seminary, Gloucester county
Dec. D. 6s-2aw12t
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Tappahannock, Ist january, 1888. 7I~9t+

O. ALE OF LAND AND NEGROES.-Pursuant TO
~ decree oil the county court Of Hanover, made on
The 10Th day OF December, 1892, in the suit Of Pate
against Pate and Others will be sold on the first day of
February next, fair, il not the fair day thereafter
at the late residence OF Absalom Pate deceased within
three miles of Goodas tavern the tract of Land where
on the said Pate resided containing about 256 acresand
also eleven remarkably likely Negroes. Terms of sale
The Land win be sold upon credit of and two years
the purchaser giving bonds with approved security,
carry interest from the date and Deed Trust on the
Land, TO secure the payment of the purchase money
The Negroes will be sold upon a credit of twelve months
Except for so much will be sufficient to pay the costs
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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CUMBERLAND LAND FOR SALE.-Will be sold
" on the premises the first day of February next,
fair il not the next fair day, 495 of Land lying
Appomatox River, and reaching to the Guinea and Ango
la Roadsabout miles below Rains's Tavern, and good
stand for Tavern-n genee neighborhood This Land
lies WELL with about hundred of low grounds
sufficient quantity good wood Iand-under good fences
and would suit professional gentleman.
Terms-one, two and three years credit with bond and
approved security and deed Of the Land to Sc
cure the payment. JAMES ISBELL, .Adn'r.
Jan. L. t7l-tdsl Of LeIOis EbeH, decd
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Public Sale ofa most valuable Estate

Friday, the LIST da, of February next il fair, or
~ on the next fair day thereafter the subscriber will
oer at public auction, the premises, his estate lying
on the Pamunkey River in the county of King William
This farm having been recently advertised and de-
scnbed in the newspapers further description here
deemed unnecessary The subscriber begs the public
De assured that ne is determined to sell, aud that the
iarm Will positively be exposed to sale the day above
named IL Is seldom, indeed, that estate combining
many advantages is in market and those disposed pur
chase, are earnestly invited TO attend the sale. Terms
winch VIII be accommodating, will be made known the
day oil sale, aud possession given Immediately.
JOHN w. HOOMES.
TappahannOck. lst January. lS33
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POLITICAL.
BOTH SIDES OF THE QUESTION.

DOI III SIDEo Ut IITE QUESTION.
we have been asked what would be the operation
OF the act recently passed by the Legislature of S.
Carolina. Upon this point some diversity of opinion
prevails the Baltimore american has given one YER
son. and the Charleston Mercury IA highton Null
nherJ gives another. For the qualification of our
readers Xyc hot
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after wedding, but 1t is recomm anded, particularly
IN dry weather, to cover them with earth as the sun
and air will otherwise rob them of fcrtilizng quail
tiles.
Sap Sais is among the best of all possible anti
does for insects, besides bcinga valuable manure
II You will sprinke your truit.trees, in the spring
by The help ofa garden engine, or of these sy
ringcs, which may be had at the Agricultural
Ware house, No. 25 North Market Street, with
soap suds twice week for two or three weeks, you
will soon find that canker- worms. cut.worns, and
caterpilars will be almost as scarce on your prem.
isos as niernaids, unicorns and flying dragons
soap sdds are also very fine article for watering
cucumber plants and other growing products ofiho
garden if water from the wash-tub cannot hanIily
be had you may find it worth your while to substl.
tute Il weak solution of potash.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-13
POETIC.AI..
Fran NE .Nep Y1rk ime,

FROM me .NfF fbIk american.
song -ROSALIE CLARE.
Who owns not shes pcerless-who Gu Is her not
Who questions the beauty of Rosalic Clare
LIT him saddle ms charger and wend to the field
And though coated Ia proof, lie must perish or
yield
For no lalehion can parry, no corselet can bear
The Lance that is couchsd for young Rosalic
Glare
When gob,cts are flowing, an1 wit at the board
Sparkles high, while the blood Of the red grape is
poured,
And fond wishes for fair around offered up
From each lip that IS wet wi'h the dew of the cup,
What name on the brimmcr Ioats ofiencr there,
Or is whispered more warmly than Rosaie Glare
They may talk of the land of the olive and vine
OF the maids of the Ebro, the Arno, or Rhine -
.Of Hours that elodlen the East with their smiles,
Where the, seds studded over with green summer
isles,
ut what naser OF FAR away cline can compare
With the blossom Of ours bright Rosalie Glare
Who ow MS no, she's peerless who calls her moi!
ttr
L., him meet ,,u; the glances of Resaie Glare
Let him list TO her vncc-let him gaze on her form,
And IT, hearing and seeing. his soul no not wal N,
Let him 90 breathe it cut in some less happy air
Than tina, which is bless by sweet Rosal,c Glare.
IL.
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TEL. MS.

JTFor - rer nnnnun,, payable IN advance No sub
,csptnu will bo received for h-s than six mouth,
AL paper will be discontinued but at the discretion oil
The T. itors) until all aTrearase, ~ pad
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leans must be different city. Northern tealing
will set upnermost aud take command, ana thus
influence the morals we'll ~ the maune,s of the
city --Serhann enterprise, unless ehcmlnatei by
The Iuxplens climate, viii improve and heaonty
the city, md render ii healthy Thus tar havt
found Il the most Interesting part of my tour - ~
Que tIe best senpe Zoe observation and reN Nm.
Every traveller should com here, aud though he
will find 10 nen oflcsurt, yefhe N,ll fad enaasls
for his eyes 70 SIR aud his eafs 10 hear
70 up the river this evening, April ~ IN
the steamer Chancellor, as far mp as Louisville
limo accident occurs yoa Wil next hear from M
AT louisve, thy)or nj Cincinnati, the heal
quarters OF tho great Wesl.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-28
RED FOX.
G-7a!K
s>.s,nes

'sHfiE beautiful ehe'not so,re', II years old'hs
sfrng, will stand the ensuing ssasoa.
commencing on the ooh day nj Marsh, a,
:. }. Moorman's, ON the l.yoeHfurg aud st
lem Turnpike, miles fo,n lynehbu,s al
Mr. u. finch's stable a, Campbell Court nouse +;
and at Dir Z. Gibbons, on the Richmond road, -
mites from Iybchbn,g, al Which stands he
"ill be regular, except On public days, and
stll be 1t 10 mares at IA moderate price OF Sc the
single leap to be pgid at .he Tine Of service-any
person putting marf, If The mare shouldp not stand,
may come ,rto Tic season. a, $40, 10 DC dischar-
grd by 81 If pad within The season, or SIS To in
sute-5o cents 10 the room IN every case
pEDEfs.sEE.
RED FOX was got by the celebrated horse Ma
olson, Who was got by the imported horse Doomed
his dam by Young Dragon. who was got by the
imported horse Dragon, his grandam by King
iieIod his z grandam by Apollo, who was got
10y the imported horse Janus. The greatest atten
ton will be PAID 10 prevent accidents escapes
but We Will not be responsible for my
TIIoS. J. NORMAN,
TlIOS. JONES
March 7 I'm
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"HE SUBSCRIBER formerly OF the Bell Ia
n vc,n, in Liberty. Va has taken possession OF
the above splendid eillb' shment recently occupied
by Robert Morriss, Esq
lie is now furnishing the numerous rooms of this
spacious House IN style that viii afford elegant
accommodations 10 tAaso wflo may please 10 call
on him Private par,ory and tlnns rooms, suitably
furnished will be kept for The use OF families
aud Gentlemen travelling by private convey
nnce may be assured ttbt the extent of the
House enables the pro rietng to prevent annoyance
to them from the arrival aaI departure Of the
Stages
The splendid lines Of Stoge-coaehes to tbs
place, from Richmond, Danvdle, Salem, and
Washington City and the watering places all stop
at this house, and their respective offices are kept
in IT, The Hotel is situated on the main street,
convenient to both Banks, aud TO the Tobacco
Warehouses.
Stage Passengers may at all times, be supplied
with Hacks Gigs OF horses, 10 travel of the line
He has, with much care, selected sober, honest,
and active Servants and Os,lers, over whom he
will exercise constant and vigilant attention.
HIS Chambers are large aud numerous enabling
him to accommodate one hundred persons with
easc. His stables will no, be supposedly any in
Virginia, as the stables are large, with dirt and
paved floors, and supply of water at the door.
Having taken the above establishment tor num-
her of years and incurred havy expenditures in
improving getting up and furnishing il, the sub.
scribers interest Viii induce him to omit nothing in
his power to accommodate his customers
Y. n OLIVER
~ The Danville Reporter, Wythe Argus aud
Lexington Union will insert the above once a week
for weeks, and forward their recount 10 thus Office
for payment Jan !
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5.,.CNNNtsN

HAS jus, opcned new Book and Stationary
II. Store, in Lynehburg next door 10 Hancock
& Browns
He will be constantly adding the most approved
and useful works 10 his present stock, wh,ch en-
braces variety Of choice aetioIs on Theology
History Biography, Philosophy, Chemistry ane
Mathematics - School B5oks English, Latin an
Greek Aiso, 3 nix booss, elegant Ri5ls aad
Tcstamcn's (for the pocket and a large aud iat
assor,men, of Sabbath. S ehaal books, aud tacts
&c. &c.
Purchasers are requested to call aud examine fo'
themselves.
March II WV
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PERKINS X JONES'
Wheat | hreshing Machine.

Ya\tiE subscribers have purchased OF Marshall
- Bayliss of Tennessee, the exclusive right of
making, using, and vending to others, to be used
for the county of Campbell, his highly improved
Patent Threshing Machine which from lis simp-
city Reconstruction, cheapncss and durability, we
think is 50 admirably calculated to answer the pur-
poses of the Farm This machine can be operated
upon either by manual or horse power, and from
experiments that have been made, we think we
risk nothing in saying that so bushels of wheat can
be threshed out in day by hand power and near
three times that quantity by horse power. We
have one on hand, made light scale, for the in
spcction Of those who may be disposed to furnish
themselves with so valuable machine. This
machine is not confined to wheat alone, hut will
answer for getting out rye, oats fax, clover,
timothy, and herds grass seed and we are now
making arrangements for the completion of as many
as'Pfacticabe in time for the growing crop and
we particularly invite Farmers to call and witness
for themselves, the performance, durability and
tility ofthis machine. II can be seen at the Union
Hotel, Lynchbure. RICHARD PERKINS,
PAUL JONES.
March % IS
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NOT.CE.- To Jolm Lynch Executor Of Henry
~ Wari deceased, M,eajuh DAVIS Benjsmiu
Watkins, administrator Of Robert A. Watl deees
Sod, Alexander Lggat, Edwatd Lynch aud Charles
II Lynch, Executor of Anscm Lynch, deceased
TAKE NOTfCE-That on Thursday the 18th
Of April 1888, between The rising anj setting of The
sun nj the Office Of Commissioners Samuel ! WlsiL
in The town of Lyn,hblig and State of Virginia,
We shall proceed 10 take the dispositions Of apt
Php Payne. Edward Franklin, and othefs. 10 be-
continued from day TO DAY until completed winch
said DISPOSITIONS are intended Ia be nd rs etiafpce
IA saitin Chauccry now depending ard aadetof-
minodin the Cueu Superior Coua OF Law and
Chauecry for the town OF LyneI5anfs, "a which
Martha Barber. John i RnHease and Lucinda
BIS WIFE late Lucinda Barb r, 9f#m2s 4. Adams
nad Matilda bis w,ff, late Mazda Butoef John
w Rntcdgo and JulIann his VIE. late Jainho
Barber. William l. Meihcnncy AMI Henrietta
his wilc. late Henrietta Barber John Bnber.
William Barber. Robert Barber aud jeremiah f.
Barber, wh,eh SAID join, Willam Robert and
jeremiah T. Barber are mia uty. aud sue by John
u Rmled,e. ifer next friend, are plaintiffs and
you aro d ianlants, wien and whore you wili
please attend
MARTHA BARBER
JDIlNB RI FLED l.,
THOMAS + ADAMS, and others.
Il ~
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SIS REV ARD.

DANAWAY from the subscriber living Ave
Il ~ miles south of Campbell court house, about
the 18th of January last, negro man, named
JACOB. ~ years old, feet 6 or inches
hugh, of II light yellow comp exion, thick and
chunky, large feet and hands, with short thick fin
gers-had on when he went away, light coored
clothes The above reward will be & iven to any
one for apprehending and delivering SAID man to
me, or $40 for his apprehension and security III
any Jail sol get him again GEO w. JONES.
March H. Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-28

STOLEN from my plantation, near New Glas-
~ gov, IN the county OF Amherst, on Sunday
night the Eth Feb'y last IA dark brown JACK
OF ordinary size He is years old, has blaze j.,
his face OF unusual length, inclning to the right
the end of one of his ears cropped, and his hoofs
are unoommonly long, the effects Of founder |
have reasons 10 believe he has been carried to
of the western counties of this State and Sold pro-
badly To the county OF Boetourt. Any Informal
ton given me, that get him again, will be
thankfully received, and the person literally re-
warded. ED. "A. CABELL.
New Glasgow, March Is. In