davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-04

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE-In pur.u
ance OF three several Deeds OF Trust, one executed
by John ID. boswell and Lilly Ann his wife, Thomas
boswell and Lucen b. Price, bearing date the 18th day
Of March. 1881, duly acknowledged and recorded in the
Clerks Office OF Hanover county aud the toll.
lowing property to wit: tract Of Land in the county Of
Hanover adjoining the lands of Pleasant Terrell Pa
trick H. Price, containing by estimation two hundred and
twenty nine acres; other tract Little River in said
county, containing by survey sixty nine acres which
the Mills and lanyard belonging 10 said Doswe are
situated; and other tract adjoining the last enoned
tract, lying both sides oil Little River known as New
arke supposed to contain srds OF fourteen
acres being the same land which the late James Dos
well resided, and the following slaves, 10 witt William Ia
tanner) Lewis, Matt Nick, Charlotte Temple and two
children, Arnsiead and Mary Venus and three children
John, Dick and Grace, Randolph and Isaac, of MlIy
Patterson and the future increase of the females Another
executed by said boswell the 22d DAY Feb 1892 Luz
Glen Price and Jno d. Andrews, duly acknowledged
recorded in the Clerks office of the county, con-
yeying the following property to witt bright skin hoy
Tom, one hundred barrels corn twenty head Of cattle
(seers ncluded) twenty head of sheep feather BEDS
and two road wagons. And one other Deed be airing
date the 4h day OF March, 1885, executed by said Dos
we'll to Lucien b. Price and Charles W D.bnev duiv
acknowledged and recorded in the Clerks office Of the
same county and conveying ihs following property iat
Is TO say) five horses six mules two colts twenty sheep
hfy hogs, all cattle not heretofore conveyed carts and
farming utensils, machinery for spinning csrpen
ers tools, crops and provisions household aud kitchen
furniture; escksmihs tools, two shot guns, and rifle,
the said several Deeds named, will proceed on Tuesday
the 18th day OF October next, II fair, If the next fair
day, at New Market, the residence Of said Doswe to
sell to the highest bidder, for cash. all the aore-
property conveyed TO them aforesaid. The property
mentioned in the first named Deed being only bound Tor
the payment OF seven thousand dollars with interest and
costsso much OF said property will be sold may be
sufficient TO satisfy the said amount The real property
will be sold in lots to suit Besides The well
known value Of the New Market estate for agricultural
and commercial purposes, there is IL fac
tory, in successful operation, under lease Tor fifteen
years, from the LIST January next handsome annual
rent Many considerations might make the properly now
advertised worthy OF the attention of Of capital and
such invited TO examine for themselves The lille ia
considered unmpeaehabie, but only such title will be con-
veyed may be vested in the Trustees by said Deeds
BY THE TRUSTEES
hanover, Va, July %, 1883. 23-wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-04
September 20.

I'm CERY-VIRGINIA.--In Chesterfield coun-
II ty Court, August I2Ih 1888:
Tabitha McGary, Beverly Notary, and Mackness Nc
Gary, Plaintiffs
against
Henry Cheatham and Lawson p. Forsee administrators
OF Thomas ID. McGary, deceased, Joseph McGary, Har
din McGary Susan McGary. Mary McGary, Henry Nc.
Gary aud Zachariah McGary, the three last of whom
infants, Defendants
The defendants. Joseph McGary, Hardin McGary, and
Susan McGary, not having entered their appearance and
given security according to the act Of Assembly and the
rules Of This Court, and appearing 10 the satisfaction Of
the court that they not inhabitants Of this Common
wealth: on the motion OF the plaintiffs, il is ordered that
The said defendants do appear here before the
Monday in November next, and the bill OF the
plaintiffs; and that copy Of this order he forthwith in.
serted IN newspaper printed in the city Of Richmond
Tor eight weeks successfully, and another copy posted
Copy. Tes,e, l.. NUNNALI.Y, ID. c.
august ~. 30 wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-04

EyoUNDRY.-Ib have recently attached to my former
~ business, OF making Agricultural Implements, a
Foundry, and am prepared to make castings ORDER Of
either iron or brass have hand, for sale, large
number Of plonghs and plough castings and other sgr
cultural implements; also second hand turning lathe
snd several new very complete, all Of which Of
fercd at low prices. THOS. SPENCER,
Cross street above the Banks
Richmond, September24 4o-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-04

a SITUATION wANTED.-A Young Mar. who
N Tor some time past has been engaged in teaching
school, wishes to get employment for the ensuing year. In
some healthy section OF Virginia He we'll qualified 10
teach the Greek, Latin and English Languages, the Ms.
ihemaiics, Biography, with the OF the Maps and
Globes, Arithmetic, sc. Ample testimonials OF his moral
character and qualification will be given. Esfly com.
muDcaiions are requested Letters addressedto j. H. G.
River Bank Post Office, Orange county, Va (post paid
or otherwse,) will meet with prompt attention.
September g. s6-vu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-04
New YoRx, September 10.

INV OREI SepIenIbeT TO.
More Rogues caught On the Oh inst forged check
In the j. g. Pa Ike g. Co. for $500 was present.
ed at the Philadelphia Bank, and another 80 500 in the
name OF j. Musgrave, At Of the other philsdeIpbs
Banks and paid without svspcion Afer the closing OF
the banks The fact Of their being orgeres ssceraned
and slso that the sys1 Of the two Gorgeries bad been al
host immediately exchanged at the United States Psnk
PoIce officer Of Philadelphia to this city on the fol
oTlng Gay 10 pursuit Of The offender, who presumed
70 nave MADE his way TO this city but after the most tho
rough investigation aided by some of our police oecsrs
was compelled 10 return, without obtaining any thing Of
satisfactory nature tending 10 shed light upon the probable
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-04

FUyO"N Is 81 HUNT, Commission Merchants hay-
~ log removed TO this place, now prepared 10 take
charge OF Consgnnenis Of Produce their friends NAV
be pleased to make They intend combining themselves
exclusively TO the sale OF Country Produce such as To-
bscco Coon' nc and are prepared 10 make reasonable
advances.
Mr.. Joshua Corprsw is their Agent at Halifax and will
attend 10 all business connected with them
Their Office is Sycamore street. short Distance be.
low Powelps Tavern
" Tobacco received and forwarded without delay to
Richmond when required.
Petersburg, Oct l. 42-In
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-04

In CHANCERY-VIRoINIA- the Circuit Supe-
ror Court OF Law and Chancery Tor Henrico county,
22d June, 1888:
John Harrison, administrator Of Martha Ann HARRISON
dec, and Of Sarah E. Harrison, dec, Plaintiff
Edward H. Moseley, executor Of and devsee in trust
under the last will aud testament OF Ann w. Harris dec
Eliza Royser, executrx OF Joseph r. Register, dec,
David Royster his own right and as administrator of
John Register. dec Esther Cuniae administrative OF John
Cunlite, dec, Sarah Price, executrx OF William Price,
dec, William Salmon Jackson Mills, Curtis Carter and
George w. Payne, late sheriff Of ocand, and admins
traitor OF John nj. Smith, dec, Defendants.
This cause, in which the plaintiff appears have pro-
ceeded against the defendant, David Royser who out
OF this country, in the mode prescribed by law against alb
sent defendants he still falling appear and answer,
came on this day 10 be heard the original and amended
bills taken Tor confessed to the defendants Eliza p
Royser execu,rx OF Joseph II. Register, dec, Esther
Cunfe administrative Of John Cunlie dec Sarah Price,
executrix Of William Price, dec William Salmon Jack
son Mills, and George w. Payne, late sheriff Of Gooch
land, and administrator Of John NJ Smith, dec the an.
Of Ann w. Harris the tesiax of the defendant Ed
ward H. Moseley, TO the original BILL and Of the defend
ant, Curtis Carter TO the amended BILL with replic
thereto and exhibits, and argued by COUNSEL
sideraisn whereof the Court dsh order that the defer
ant, Eliza p. Royser render an account Of her admins
traton oil the estate oil her tesator Joseph r. Royste al
80 account OF all the belonging her said
tors estate, and an account OF the debts due from his
tate at the time oil his DEATH showing the dignity OF
each before one OF the Commissioners Of this Court who
directed TO examine, state and settle the same and make
report thereof to the Court, with any matters specially
stated, deemed pertinent by himself which may be
CURED by The parties 10 be stated. Copy-Tese.
j. ROBINSON, C. C.
CoMMIssIoNER's OFFICE,
Richmond, 9th Sept, 1888 :
The parties concerned will take notice, that have APP
pointed Tuesday, the 10Th day OF November next, for
their attendance before Inc, at my office, in the city
Richmond the matters referred by the going order
Of Court, which day, by 10 o'clock A. NJ, they are
hereby notified TO attend, with their accounts, proofs and
Office copies of all necessary Court papers
All persons having claims against the estate OF Joseph
foyster, dec, at the time OF his cath, hereby
ted to present them, with the legal evidence thereof be-
fore my Office or before the 18th day of Novem
Der next, by 10 o'clock A. NJ.
JNO. SHORE, Com'r
Cir. Sup Co. H. & c. Henrieo.
September 20. 39-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-04

NOrICE.-There will be Petition before the next
General Assembly OF Virginia. for the purpose Of re-
dncing the Tolls the Falling creek and Manchester
Turnpike road FREEHoLDERs OF CHEsrERFrELD
August 30 33-wI2t-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-04

DEMOvAL-Mn. s. @. ADAMS has removed ,e The
IN ~ house Street, near the second Presbytegiss
Church, and lately occupied by Mr. Madison wstbsII
where she will be pleased 10 receive Boaers by the day.
week, or year lSept 70 f0-N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-04

w house recently occupied by Workman g. McCru.
der, the street fronting the Bell Tavern oppo-
site Messrs. Ralsion & Peasans--offer Tor sale,
80 hhds. ST. Croix Porto Rico and New Orleans Su.
20 boxes loaf Sugar
160 boxes bags Rio Java and old white Coffee
81 bbls. Herrings
80 do. family roe do.
10. mess Pork, New York inspecuon)
8 tierces prime Rice
500 sacks Salt, (besi Liverpool 6lied)
200 do ground alum do.
10000 lbs. Cotton Yarns from the Petersburg Msnufae
turing Company
80 resms wrapping Paper
20 do writing (com) do
100 tons Iron, comprising assortment Of Swedes.
English and country Tires for carriages, gigs cor.
ryalis, carts and wagons
Round, from Is TO q inches diameter
Square, from l6 TO 8
Ulster, round, Hat aud square
ton sxletree MouIds, Tor carriages
Band and box Iron
Plough Plates and Plough Mould'. No. I. 7snds
tons blistered Steel
LIZ do. German do.
Ia do. English blistered do.
do. Spring do
10 kegs Nails, assorted,
or. casks Port Wine, genuine"
Is do. do. Malaga do.
half pipes "pu,e" French Brandy
pipes Sicily "Syobies" NJ. Wine
do. w. !. Rum
Madeira and MsrseiIles Madeira Wines
Old Rye and rom. whiskey, Gin and Rum
Shot, Duponts Powder and Window Glass
Tsow aud Sperm Candies and soap
Ginger, Pepper and Aispice
Salipetre, Alum, Copperas and Indigo
Bar Lead, cotton and wool Cards
Bed Cords and leading Lines
Scotch and Mscabsw SDofs
GuDpowder, Imperial and Black Tear.
ESQ lierces fresh Thomson Lime-jus received direct
Sept a. II 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-04

IN CHANCERY-vIRcINIA.- rules holden n
the Clerks Office of the county Court of Louisa at
the Court house, the 7,h day of August, 1888:
Robert DslIon administrator Of Arthur Robertson, de-
ceased, and admir-. Of Peter Crawford, deed. Plt
against
winny Robertson, Betsey Robertson, Anne Robertson,
Minysrd Robertson Croca Robertson. Polly Robertson.
Nancy Robertson, Cassandra Robertson Davy Robertson
I.az,na Robertson, and Maissa Robertson. Elizabeth
Crawford, Eliza Crawford, Beverly Crawford, Peter
Crawford. George W. Crawford, Reuben Crawford, and
William Crawford, William Dickerson. Peter Dickerson
Elizabeth Dckerson, Richard Dickerson, James Dcker.
soa Martha Dckerson Sarah Dickerson and John Dick
erson, Defendants.
The defendants, Beverly, G .ge W., Reuben and vii.
liam Crawford, and William Dckerson, Peter Dckerson
Elizabeth Dickerson, Richard Dckerson, James Dicksr
son, Martha Dickeon Sarah Lickerson and John Dick
erson not having entered their appearance and given
ry according to the act Of Assembly, and the rules OF
this Court, and il appearing by satisfactory evidence, that
they not inhabitants OF this State: is ordered That
the said last named defendants do appear before the JUS
tees Of county Court of Louisa the Court house,
on the first day OF the next November Term, Of said
Court, and answer the Bill of the plaintiff and that
Py Of this order be forthwith inserted in newspaper
printed in the city of Richmond for months success
svey and posted at the front door Of the Court
said county.
Copy. Teste, JOHN HUNTER, elk.
August To- 29-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-04

I'D OANOKE NAVIGATION COMFANY.-The an.
II u nua meeting Of the Roanoke Navigation Company
will be held ut Weldon N. c. the second Monday OF
November next. A. JOINER
Weldon, September Z, 1888. SS-st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-04

I'm cHANCERr-vsaorriA.- Charlotte sous,. 9th
u August. lssS:
Edmund Morgan. Executor Of Samuel Cobbs. deeeas-
cd. Pitt.
against
Mary Cobbs, the widow OF Samuel Cobbs. deceased,
Richard Lpscomb, William Coleman, John johnson, Sa
muei Johnson, John Dobbs and John Cobbs, DIS.
On the motion Of Secsr Torian, who has intermared
with the defendant. Mary Cobbs tho widow Of Samuel
Cobbs deceased aud by the consent Of the plaintiff he Is
on be heard the BILL The subpoena awarded the goth
day OF November 1922 which has been duly executed on
the defendant Mary Cobbs-thc OF the
reptile a,ions thereto exhibits and examination OF wit
ncsses, aud was argued by counsel--on consideration
whereof the Court doth audge, order and decree, that
the Of this Court do make up, state and
tie account Of the transaction Of the plaintiff Execu
tor Of Samuel Cobbs deceased and also that the said
Commissioner do take Of the received in
money property. by the defendant Mary, late Mary
Cobbs, now Mary Tosn which are properly chsrgesble
against her claim under the marriage contract referred to
In the bill Of the plaintiff aud that he make report thereof
to the Court with any matter specially stated, deemed per-
nent by HIMSELF required be stated by any Of the
parties. Copy Teste.
wiNSLOw ROBINSON, Clerk
The persons above named. and who ara parties TO The
suit, hereby notified. that have appointed Thursday
the 7th day Of November 1888, to the duties
required in said order. and that they requested to at
tend al my residence the county Of Charlotte ar Cap
tain Win. NJ w atkins store, at 10 o'clock in the morning
Of said day. with such accounts vouchers and documents
rs will enable 10 comply with the acquisitions made
thereby. NJ. J. WILLIAMS, Com. Gu. CT.
September Is. 37-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-04

nANClNG.-The undersigned proposes to open
IL School for Dancing and Walizing in this city, early
in October next.
Having had letters of introduction to the following gen.
uemen, he Is permitted 10 refer to them:-Col. Bernard
Peyton, Dr. George Watson, Thomas Richie, BENJAMIN
w. Leigh, p N. Nicholas, Wyndham Robinson. Esqrs
Sept. "a. (40-4il E. c. BREEDIN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-04

AND FOR SALE.-Pursuant 10 a decree OF the
- County Court OF Fluvanns, will, on Friday, the
18th day Of October next W fair IL the fair dsy)
sell OH the Premisss the Tract Of Land lying In said
~, on the Bird Creek, lately owned by Jno w. Lewis
dec. This tract in excellent heart well wacred with
commodious dwelling and other convenient out.houses
upon it, IL is situate about four miles iio Wiming ou
adjoining the lands of Joshua King aud others The
contains ahoni $50 and is immediately In the gold
region Further description Is deemed unnecessary,
disposed 10 purchase, will doubt view before
the SALE The terms will he credit OF one tvs O. throe
years. HOWELL LEWIS, COn,snissi0ner.
October 1. l2-lt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-04

n HAVE now hsnd. IRON TO two hundre cord Of
superior Hickory and Oak Wood, for sale at MiIer's
Landing, Poropoisnk creek, Glou county, Va.
There is sufficient quantity Of water for vessels that will
draw from 8 to nine feet water Immediately where the
Wood les vessel that carry 80 cord DO loaded
in one day The prices OF Wood now, in Philadelphia
aud other markets. would justify Captains OF vessels to
purchase this Wood, and make good profit. shall keep
good supply hand during the Faand Winter season.
JOHN HOwLETT.
Woods 81 Roads, Gloucester CO., Aug. 10. 3O-ISt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-04
for H'iiIiam & LiitIeberrv No

IIuuIu ocTUSyS, nc ca, Uy MS 7T0Fney.
Sept. 10th, 1888. 36-w4w
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-08

in vain 20 cheat the poor heart into a
rnomentary forgetluIness of sorrow. AZ
ter strollng through the splendid rooms
& guided crowd with an air Of utter alb
straction, she sat herself down on the
steps Of the orchestra, and looking about
some time with vacant air, that show
ed her insensiblity 10 the garish scene,
she began with the capriciousness Of a
sickly heart, to warble little plaintive
air. She had an exquisite voice, but
on this occasion it was so simple, so
touching, it breaihed forth such soul Of
wretchedness TINT it drew a crowd mute
and silent around her, and melted every
one into tears
The story of one so true and tender,
could not but excite great sympathy in a
country so remarkab for enthusiasm. -
II completely won the heart Of brave
officer, who paid his addresses to her,
and thought that one so true to the dead,
could not but prove affectionate to the
living She declined his attentions, for
her mind was irrevocably engrossed by
the memory Of her former lover. He
however persisted in his suit. He soil
cited not her tenderness but her esteem
He was assisted by her conviction Of his
worth, and sense Of her own destitute
and dependent situation, for she was ex-
isting on the kindness of her friends In
a word, he at length succeeded in gain
ing her hand, though with a solemn as
surance that her heart was utterly anoth-
er's
He took her with him to Sicily hoping
that a change of scene might wear out
the remembrance of early woes. She
was an amiabIe and exemplary wife, and
made an effort to DO a happy one; but
nothing could cure the silent and devour-
ing melancholy that had entered into her
very soul. She wasted away in slow
but hopeless decline, and at length sunk
into the grave, the victim Of broken
heart.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-08

Hints to .Nechanics and Workmen. -
il you want to avoid the disea Sos which
your particular trades are liable to pro-
duce, attend to the following hints:
Keep, ifpossibe, regular hours. New
er suppose you have done extra work,
when you sit up till midnight, and do not
rise till eight OF nine in the morning.
Abstain from ardent spirits, cordials
and malt liquors, let your drink be that of
Franklin, when he was pIin,er-pure
water.
! BE particular in preserving your skin
clean, by trequen, washing oryour hands,
face and mouth, before each meal, and
Of your whole body, mt least once a
week, and by coming and brushing the
hair daily. Always have fresh air in
tho room in which you work, but so that
you will not be in a draft
Take short time in the morning, if
possible, and always in the evening, or
towards sundown, for placing your body
in natural posture, by standing erect
and extending your chest and limbs by a
walk where the air is fresh.
il confined in doors, let your food con-
sist, in a large proportion Of milk and
bread, and well boiled vegetables. Meat
and fish ought to be used sparingly, and
only at dinner You arc better without
coffee, tea, or chocolate. If your use
any of them, it ought not to be more
than once day Journal of Health.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-08
SCHOOL BOOKS.

= - ''''
! Wizards gcogra-
) ply,
! W Woodbridge's ge-
) ography g. atlas,
! Olney's geography
{ and atlas,
! Woodbridge and
! Willard's large
! geography & atlas
! HriihmcticS.
! Primary lessons in
} arithmetic,
! Arithmetic tables,
! n. American arith-
! metic, lsi pant,
! Colburn's lst les
! SONS in arithmetic,
! Colburn's plates TO
! do.
! Smiths arithmetic,
! Colbu,n's sequel,
! Key ito Colburn's
! sequel,
) Hitchcock, Gcr;sh-
} es & Bcnnct's sys-
( tenn OF book keep
! ing,
! La CiolX arithmo-
, tic,
! Euler's algebra,
; Days uia aebra,
! Colb,lrn's algebra,
! i.cgcndres ecome-
} try;
! Easy lessons in do;
{ Gibson's surveying
! Gromma
! Gram mar by a
} teacher of youth,
! Murray's 'sgramn'ar,
! Ingersol's do.
. Smiths do lst s Cd
part,
Progressive cxor-
cises in English
composition,
Productive gram
mar,
Murray's exercise
Alger NIurray's eX-
ercises,
Murray's key,
Guys orIhograph!y;
Rhetoric.
Jameson's rhetorics
Il IRIS lecture,
rhetoric,
Blair's questions,
ashonomy;
Young astronomer,
Ferguson's aston
"ny,
First book do,
Wilkins do.
81 hemish'y;
Web er's chemis-
try,
Botany;
! inorii'ohS : Do'any,
Romans antiquities
and mythology,
Philosophg;
Blak e's natural phi
losophy,
Crumbs natural do.
Comstock's philos-
orhy,
Scie ntific dialogues
Political class book
Moral do do.
Dictionary.
Primary dictionary,
Walkers dictiona-
ry,
Perry's do.
Webster's do.
N. Y. Expositor;
Books.
French word book,
French grammar,
French testament,
Pcrrin's vocabula-
ry.
Hietory Trn,fol
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-08

STATE OF RHODE.IsLAND, &C.
In General assembly, June Session, a. ID

STATE OF RHODE.IsLAND, &C.
In General assembly, June Session, A. ID.
1888.
MN the memorial of Elisha Mathew
u son and others, praying that the
several Incorporated masonic bo-
dies in this State, may be cited TO appear
before the General Assembly, to show
cause, if any they have, why their seve-
raj and respective charters should not
be declared forfeited and void:
Toied and Resolved, That the same be
continued to the next session ofihe Cen
eral Assembly; & that the memorialists,
at their own expense, cause notice Of the
pendency of said memorial to be given
to the said Corporations, by publishing n
copy Of this vote, in every newspaper
published in the State, for at least three
weeks successfully, before the next ses-
sion Of the General Assembly.
True copy-witness,
Henry BowEN, Sec'ry.