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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-08

United States BAIL .Soek.--Large sales Of u
ntted States Bank Stock were made by Messrs
bafing, Brothers & CO of London, the 18th and
Goth ofJnno at t2i 10, which Al $. per cent
change is equal TO III per share.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-08

NEWSPAPERS. In the week ending the 2sth in
ant there received at our Post Office by
the mails, fourteen M0HSdnd tro t@HdCtd an
attiy tro newspapers, sin thousand i've hundred
and eighty one OF hich wercirce.
~ r. J,ogy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-24

e NOHANNA-The sire of Damon (the winner OF the
IN sweepsale al odd Rock, that sold fot $500 End
aerweros won The stallion stake at Pcter.urg) TOJdc-
cOnSt One winner OF the swNersdSe al Eroad Rock that
sold Immediately after the for $4,000, 20 COL VIM Il.
Johnson, "a Was Subsequently sold by bin for $t000)
uGIY Rdtdooh, Che winner o. the swcepsake ct Tree
Hin 'he Propneo's Purse at +. rteld, nc Post Sweep
stake at Norfolk the Jockey Club Purse inside stake,
at Tie same place and during The week, worth $780,
al which time she commanded The unprecedened p,ice
OF $4,000, and forwards the stallion stake at Tree
Hill, when $1,000 was offered and refused To- one fouith
Broad PockO BorborG (be winner Of tie sweepsake at
out OF hve) and GGriSons Fly (2t sold for S30OO)
WIZ Tor lne ueXt season occupy bis old stand al Half Sn
pine miles rom Richmond after which il is probable
Vrom the cXtravagan inducements THAT have been offer
ed) he VIII make one or more seasons n another STATE
From tue above list OF performances anu prices, it will
be seen hat whether for the turf Tor market horse
can clam preference over Gohanna, porculery when
1t Is borne in mind that his the his first sea-
son aud Ia that respect may cha enge comparison with
any morse known in Ibis country, s size, The Para
S0n 81 horses, rot cNccp'cd.
lie will stand Si5 the season, and deduction of 90
per cent allowed Oh all payments mjde before tie LIST
July, at winch lime te season WI. eXnire.-$l00 in.
surance Parting win he mare such coca
sions orles the insurance. Mares Gohanua last
that did no, in od be sent
again and insured at tn mice OF tic Groons fee
81. Mares fed at - cents per lay No responsibility
TOT accidents though every precauion viii &c taken TO
avoid them. JNO M BOTTS
January lG 7s-I2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-24

TUNHE THOROUGH BRED HORSE BLAKEFoRD
IA Ire subscribers have purchased this splendid stall
Ron BiaSoord will stand the ensuing season. which will
comcnce on the st February and terminate on the lst
OF July, at the stable OF the first subscriber one mile be-
low D0nhrk and one mile above Charleston, and at King &
Queen Court House. The 'erns $25 the season dis
charged by the payment OF $50 within the season. and $50
TO insure mare with tOal Fifty cents cash TO the 0oo
IN every Instance Mercs LETT with the horse viii be
lei wish grain Tor % cents per day-good and extern
sive pastures, well enclosed, furnished gratis Every
attention WIZ be peid TO prevent accidents or escaues
1u' we WIN rot oe responsible for either. Bakeiod is
uc'cehH'd rom the very best horses imported TO
wit: Elore'oa's Traveller Fearnought Janus O,beIIo
Medley, Shark, Doomed. Gabriel, Selma, Kiuy Fisher
Jenny Cameron, Jenny Dismal, SC. SC He is 2s Ga
biel, Is Feamorgh lis Medley, is Shark. is Die.
mod Sc by referring TO the Turf Register, VOL Sd ma.
ges 233 and $50 will be that his peigfee is a
eh g and his boou Of the fist order possessing as much
u not tAore OF the blood OF The GOdolDhin and Darle,,
HTob'cns han any horse in America indeed every in
dvlua INK IN Inc chain OF his pedigree on record in
mat work aru VIII be found pure the HHDid sfregfu
Biakeord i beautiful dark chestnut, full I6 hands
high OF great bone and muscular strength and in point of
blood symmetry, beauty and action is inferior TO mo-
lie was oded IN May 1926, is -geer and his
colts are large and handsome
large majority Of his ancestors were very celebrated
on The turf at all distances, particularly in om mile races
line opportunity now presented to the gentlemen of
King William, King & Queen, Essex Middesex and
Gloucester counties, OF breeding from this superior horse
PeHgTee.- kelOrd was cot by Gov Wriohts Siycr
Heels hstlam Selma, by Col. Tayloe's TOP Gallant a.
dam Lady Jack Bull by Col Tayloe's imported Gabriel.
g. &. dam Active by Fitzhughs Chatham; e. g. T. dam
ny UO', foeH imported Slim; Z. z. e. z.
dam Shrewsbury by Doct. Hamiton's imported Figure.
&. E. g. g. E. dam Thistle, by Doct Hamilon's imported
Dove G. G. &. g &. dam Stella by Col Taskers i'm.
ported oheHo; his g'g. G. gggg dam Col Tasker's
bidn Silver Heels got by Gov Ogle's famous horse
Oscar his dam Pandora, by Col Tayoe's Grey Diomcd:
dam by Hairs Union, out Of the dam Of Edeus Flo
retta g dam by Leonidas gig e. dam by imported
Olneilo; &. z. E. e. dam by Gorges imported Jumper:
<. e. e z. <. dam by Moretons imported Traveller
e. 6. s. e. g. &. dam, was the imported mare Selna by
the Golophin Arabian. Oscar was got by importod GA
brel bis dam Vixen by imported Medley; his grand dam
Iaylocs Penelope by old Yorick. &c. sc
HUGH CAMPBELL.
VIM. =. COURTNEY
King & Queen, Dec II. G9 -iaGt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-24
CbnntFryres..


FENRiS Thorough Stallion will s.arl the next sea
a son, at Mr.. Writings stable Tanners Creek, in
the county oil NOIOlk mile East of NJ iolk Bo
rough and at Suffolk in iue county of Naueemond The
season Will commence the lst February, aud end on the
10Th of July.
Chaulicccr was bed 10y the late James c. Green ESQ
OF Nansemond county, Vrnia foalcd in 1926. Got by
Old Sir Archy out o. Black Gho-t (he brood mare of
her day. She was hredby Dr. Anthony Dixon o Charles
City county, Va, got by Ishtlooi imported horse Oscar
her dam Pill COX, by imported Pantaoon, her grandam
Me pomene, by Morons Traveller, her G. graudam Vr-
glia, by Old Mark Anthony, her e. g. grand n Polly
Byrd ny the impo ed horse Aristotle, her e. o. q gan
dam Young Bouny Les, by the imported horse jolly Ro
ger, out OF tue imported Eonny Lrss by Bay Bolton
Darley's Arabiap-Byerly Turk-TaiIolet BarO-pIaces
White 1uIk-Naturel Berb mare
have said, that Black Ghost OF the best bro ,d
mares OF her day, in proof of this only state that
she the dam OF the following distinguished race and
oooi mares-Genera Wynns Isabella, of the best
GERS oil her day. and dam OF Anvil the Turf and
ming with great credit-Coumbia the dam of Kate Ken
non--Meg Dods-and Miss Mattie that beat Col John
sons Virginia Taylor last Fall mile heats Long Island
All by Sir Archy, aud iu sisters to Chantcleer.
Chandelier was trained when years old by James s..
GARRISON Esq but IN consequence OF injury sustained
III one oil his icet when colt, he once;
that race, though unsuccessful, he with credit He
was trained again last Fall by Mr. Carlson but in ol
ms loot way again and he was turned out In this
trial he beat both OF his competitors.
tie will be let TO mares $40 the season; $50 to en-
sure mare IN oa TO be paid she proves in oa
oil is parted with and dollar TO the groom in every
instance He Is brown bay, with black name, legs and
,al, upwards of 10 IL hands high fine form and GREAT
power Persons desirous OF raising from this stock can
send their Dares 10 Mr. hitting Tanners creek
Nnere ey wi nave 'he range OF good pasture gratis,
af be fed grain, If required % cents tlay Ser.
wants sent with the will be charged nothing for
BOARD Every precauiion will he used TO prevent acct
dents or escapes, but neither the owner myself will
be ansWer1be Tor any that may occur. For WILLIAM
N. WHITING, Esq, HENRY BAYLOR
January .. 7l-2aWtIsE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-24
BY RTrCraHE n COOK.

The Enquirer is published twice week, generally, and
week during State Legislature
PRICE, the heetoc Five Dollars annum payable od
Notes OF shacre pcciopays banks (ony) will be
deivcd Tho Editors will the safety remit
tHs them BY mall the postage Of all letters being paid by the writer's
No will DO discontinued, but the discretion of the
Elors, until all have been paid
DOT Whoever win tho of nine papers, shall
have the touth gratis
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
~ No either paid
o. assumed by in this city envons.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-24
EEcE.REovD, VEnGAVxa TEsUnSoa1 JAVggR1' axisaa 81

a CUMBERLAND LAND FOR SALE-will be sold
~ on the premises the 6r,t dav o. Fobrua next,
II lair, II not, the mex, fair day. 1875 Lard wing
Appomattox River and reaching TO the Guinea and Ango-
la Roads--aboui miles below Rans's Tavern aud good
stand Tor Tavernin genteel neighborhood This Land
lies Well with about one hundred acres of low grounds and
sufficient quantity good wood and-under good fences
and would suit professional gentleman
Terms--one two and three years credit with bond and
approved security, and deed OF trust the Land 10
cure the payment. JAMES ISBELL, .fdnr =
Jan. L. 1-tdsl of Letcis IsbeH. dec'E
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-24
January 10.

ERRoOK GROVE FOR sALE-For sale, small
q - Tract Of Land, in the county Of Henrco, on the
Brooke Turnpike FIVE miles from tie city Of Richmond
Gmmedaiey opposite Brookfeld the property formerly
owned by benjamin Sheppard Esq belonging 10
Geo Taylor Ego The land lies directly on the Turn.
pike and contains 50 by actual survey, in two par
cells, containing 20 acres with house formerly Ecp
a. tavern with grove Of the largest oak al Tie
house, aud line well Of waterhc other containing ~
acres separated from the former By 20 acres the proper
" 81 MIS- Copelandto be sold privately il purchaser
is obtained by the first Of March 1888 Otherwise at auc
ton on That day The land will be shewn by Tie tenant
now the premises.
For terms and particulars apply 10
SELDEN s CLELAND. Auo,s.
December 10. Is vie
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-24
THETERsBURG PROPERTY FOR SAIL


" the OF Deed of Trust, executed to us by John
X Archer and Frances G. his wife, dated the 18th day OF
March, 1882, aud recorded in the Clerks Office of the
coun OF Amelia also in the Office of the Hastings Court
ofthe town OF Petersburg, shall, Friday the first
day OF February next before the front door of Edward
Powelfs Tavern, in the town OF Petersburg, proceed
sell TO the highest bidder the said John r. Archer and
wes interest in the property in the town of Peters
burg allotted to trustees of said Archer and wife,
by commissioners appointed for that purpose, by the
circuit superior court Of law and chancery, for the
county of Amelia by decree pronounced the 18th
day OF September, 1892, in suit in chancery there
in depending, between the distributors of the late
Mrs. Mary Randolph, deceased, of Amelia. The said Ar
cher and wife, by the report OF the commissioners, being
entitled as joint tenants with the heirs OF John Y Tabb
decd to the following property, TO witt the residue Of the
lot between Old and Pike streets being that part
Ment lying next TO the lot of Jabez Smith and occupied
present store house and family residence by Alex
ander Brander.
Terms Of sdfe-Six twelve and eighteen months credit
the purchaser giving negotiable notes with good endors
crs payable at the Bank OF Virginia, Petersburg The
title OF the property TO be retained in the hands of the
Trustees until the purchase money is paid. Acting as
Trustees shalt convey only such title is vested in us
by the deed aioresad.The sale will take place at II
O'clock. RICHARD BOOKER, ~
j. Il. LEIGH, ( iius'ces'
9e Petersburg Iugnce requested publish the above
twice a week until the day oil sale.
January IL. 7S-2awd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-24

NAMES RIVER LAND FOR sALE.-sOO acres Of
% land in the county Of Albemarlc about miles by
water above the fiounshng little village Of Scoitsve.
About 200 acres Of The land river low grounds Of very
ne quality The highland IS also Of excellent quality
There IS or is land large dwelling house, nearly built,
but unfinished WIN Scott living the land, will shcw
b 20 any person disposed 70 purchase
c. s SCOrT
Buckingham, llth January, 1852 1G--2awU
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-24
WToUNG LADIES' sEMtNARY.-Thc present term
"a of this Institution, inst commenced on the first and
will close on the first of May
+. ROOT in. D.;,
III. ROOT, Ff"e'PdiS.


+ + ROOT ROOT in. Principals.
Mrs E. Todd, Assistant Teacher in the English De-
Mss /. Mansfield, Teacher of Music, Painting and
Drawing Assistant Teacher will be employed
for the next session.
ExPENsEs.--Board and Tuition, in all branches,
for year of ten months, $3.50 90
Board and Tuition in English branches only, 100 90
Ten Dollars will cover all contingent expenses.
To Day Scholars Tor Tuition in Music, 25
In Languages, 20 90
In Painting and Drawing, 10 90
In English branches, % 90
Board in genieeI families in the neghborhood, be
had for seven dollars per month.
Scholars may enter the school any period in the term
and will be charged from such time according the above
But no deduction win be made after entrance, for
absence for that term except in case of sickness; aud tits
desirable that the ply for the should be in advance.
References. President Gushing, Saul. c. Anderson,
Esq Rev j. f. Stouton Of Prince Edward, and DR.. WA.
Dupuy of Nottoway.
Prince Edward Court House, Va Jan. Is. 7o-6t
ia Aw BOOKS, MAPS, JOURNALS, SSc.--The un-
n 4 dersigned has for sale,
Henng's Statutes at large
Gilmer's, Randolphs and I.egbs Virginia Reports
Journal OF the Convention OF IT'S and Of the Con-
Journals OF the House of Delegates from I176 to 1890
aud OF the Senate from I77S-9 and 1855 TO 1890:
ALSO,
few copies Of tho large Map of Virginia a, $40, and
the small Map Of Virginia at 81, both on rollers and
in portable
Separate volumes OF most Of the Reports can be fur.
nished.
IL proper guard the purchasers the Virginia Re-
ports against pTnted edition OF the 9th volume of Ran
dophs Reports, which has been printed violation of the
copyright and thrown into the market here II will be
readily distinguished from the original edition (puted by
s Shepherd Co, Richmond, 1920 by the ineriodty Of
execution and is scarcely necessary remark that it
tie reliance Can be placed upon the accuracy Of law
book which has appeared under such circumstances
The undersigned has It in his power supply any mum
Der OF Law Books, OF the best editions and at the lowest
prices; aud will promptly attend to all orders from png-
chasers OF the above mentioned Books aud Maps without
compensation. The Journals OF the Conventions and &c.
neral Assembly contain Of valuable aad interesting
les in Ia a in
Tic and private library in Ibis State.
Letters (Posi paid) will receive instant attention
VIM. II. RICHARDSON
Librarian IT the State
January 10. 7O-lst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-24

HN0R SALE-A first Fire Engine, on the hydrau-
IL lie principle, with horizontal chamber, of 20 men
power, and capable of carrying 1000 feet of hose She
was built OF the best materials, and the improved
plan; has been in but short time and is in perfect
order-For terms OF sale SC apply to John w. Horner
No. Al, Market St, A. III freeman, No. 65, Market ST.
TO Joel Bates. Fire Engine Maker, Drinkers Alley be-
tween End and Front SITS, below Race ST., Philadelphia
Philadelphia, Jan. II. SIPS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-24

db a = RE"ARD.-Ran away ir,m the subscriber
10 q 81 a negro mannamed PATRtck about 25 or 30
years o. age yeo" complexion, has on his right
eye which gives him the appearance of being Mind in
that eve has Dad counienance Ho is we'll acausined
about Eichmond and Manchoslo be worked since Christ
mas ~ NJ hanaafs coal yard, and has wife AT he wi.
dow Chetom's, Chesterfield, about miles frou Mncles
ter lie wl doubt be lurking about one or The other
The ebovc named places. will give The above reward
for the delivery OF him 10 Mr.. Bacon TATE Ricl,,oorJ
Jan g, 1882. ~ Wv.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-24

NWAo committed 10 the Jail Of Augusta County Vir.
w gina, on the 25h day Of September last ss Rnn,
way, Negro Man who calls himself H,iIiaDi Jackson
lie I'VE 'cet SIX and helf inches high about 20 wears
OF age between yellow and black has wart little
above hi5 LETT ancc, and complains Of his left eye lie
had on when committed, mixed wooen coat and pair
OF To-" ana cotton panialoons, light calico striped vest
cotton sht-ail very mech worn IIc f,lts ycrv sl,,s
'omencs SAYS he IS free. and sometimes SAYS he belongs
TO Wilism Muuiord. Of Norfolk
January f74--wi2wsI JACOB KURTZ Lga<y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-24

NOTICE TO FARMERS. CALICO MILLS
rENuE above mills will stop grinding for this LIST
~ March next Those who heve wheat to sell, will
find II TO their advantage to send to market before that
day. p, j. CHEVALLIE
JAM Fl. Sl-tlstM.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-24
Executors Sale Of VatuabIe Real and Personal Is
tate TroD &.c

tdtc Crop, &c.
AAIlLl' be sold, at public auction Thursday the
w 18th Feb, 1888, the premises, that valuable
tract Of Land belonging TO the late VIM Mckinney dec
situated in the county Of Campbell, Big Falling river
Reads old Store This Of land formerly own
ed by Tarlon Jones and his heirs probably contains
about 400 acres 800 OF which is rich low grounds
BY those who know it, IL is believed TO he among the very
best tracts in the country The title is indsputabe The
plantation is in high state OF cultivation and 200 bushels
Of wheat neatly pat in, in good imeWe will SELL at the
lime and place, the rcyersonary interest in two
thirds Of adjoining tract in which Wm. Jones o. b.
has lie estate, which has considerable quantity of low
grounds, and is very valuable tract Of aad
Negroes viii be sold the same day, 30 or 40 ne
groes as likely and valuable any in Virgina--amone
them are two iirs-rae backsmhs
Stock Yc.-S 10 likely and well broke mules seve-
raj valuable plantation horses from so to loo sheep about
30 head Of cattle hogs, &C. together with large quani-
ty Of corn oats, fodder plantation utensils, &c.
Terms NJ SGie.Hhe lau will be sold upon four equal
annual nstamens the purchase money to be secured by
deed Of trust upon the land, and good personal security
upon the first and second instruments in addition The
negroes will be sold credit ll the sl day Of June
next for half Of The purchase money the other half
The 1s day Of June 1891 Bonds with approved secu-
ny will be required for the amount The credit for the
other property will be liberal and made known Che day
Of sale Mr. John Cardwell, the manager Of the estate,
viii show the land 70 any person wishing purchase.
The sale will be conducted by John r. y. Payne Auc-
oneer. CHS. MKINNEY,l
THO WHITNEY, Ex'ors
JNO. MKINNEY.O
January 10. 75-tls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-24
Public Sale of a most raluaJle Estate.

Public Sale Of q most udludbie Estate.
hN Friday, the LIST day of February next if fair or
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 King William
Ihs iarm having been recently advertised aud de-
scrbed In the newspapers, further description here is
deemed unnecessary. III subscriber 6egs the public 10
De assured that he as determined 10 SELL aud that the
farm will positively be exposed 10 sale the day above
named 1t is seldom, indeed, that combining so
many advantages is in market and those disposed 10 pr
chase are earnestly invited to Otend the sale Terms
which will be accommodating, will be made known on the
day OF sale and possession given immediately.
JOHN w. HOOMES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-24
NEW ADV ERTHS ENTENTS.

a TEACHER WANTED.--I wish to employ
IN Teacher in my family, young Gentleman OF good
character and department, who is well qualified to teach
the Latin Language and the usual branches of English
Education. No person need apply who cannot produce
satisfactory recommendations Application made in per-
by letter (post paid to the subscribers living
JeerSville, Amelia county, will be attended to.
January 81. TSl-I2tl SETH w. JONES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-24

GSlTUATION WANTED--A young Man of REGULAR
~ and steady haba, who has been constantly engaged
IN the mercantile business in Che country Tor the last five
years aud IS we'll acquainted with book keeping wishes
TO Obtain situation in mercantile establishments ci-
her n town or 10 the country, In the Of eight or
ten weeke required, il will give him The greatest plea
sure 10 procure recommendations rom gentlemen OF the
highest standing this county afford
Any letters addressed 10 A. r., Ufbanna, Middicscx
county Virginia, will meet with prompt attention.
Jan .. Ti-Or
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-24

WDUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
II not the next fair day ensuing, will be offered for SALE
at the residence Of the subscribers the following property
Seven lots of land, containing each 81 l2 thirteen
likely negroes most OF them prime and boys, stock
OF every description, among which is prime brood mare
got by Vrgnian, with her two elegant FLIES The mare
at this time is in loal by the noted horse Curiosity.
AT the time and place will be offered for sale all Of
my household and kitchen furniture and plantation uten
sils Of every kind Terms accommodating, and made known
the day OF sale. VIM. WALKER
Stony Point, January 2. Sl-wtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-24
Tappahannock, LIST january, 1888. II

MON blood bay Stallion of fine form by Madison,
" one OF the best OF the imported Domed, dam by
Potomac, another distinguished OF Domed, g dam by
Gimcrack, will stand the ensuing season. under he i'm
mediate direction of AIR. John Fagg Everesville Al
bemarle; Gordonsve, Orange, aud the ncighborhood OF
the Green Springs, Louisa. TIIOS. ]. RANDOLPH.
Jan. II. [7S-I2l JOHN EAGG