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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-19

Eli AZEL" GOD FOR sALE.-ibis Farm, containing
ooo acres OF Land lies between four and FIVE miles
from Fredericksburg, adjoining the lands of M,..rs
James Gray Robert b. Sempe, and others About one.
hir OF the land is in wood consisting of pine and oak
anu mas on convenient Dwelling Hous', with all other
necessary houses calculated TO render the situation
remey CONFERENCE.-The ard aud Garden are he wly en-
closed bo handsomely laid Off aud contain good deal of
beautiful shrubbery. minute description of The place
deem useless, presumng aud wishing all who have a de.
sire 10 purchase TO call and view for themselves will
merely remark, that the region of country in which
u Hes IS reno" ned for its heahiulness Any one wisl.
ing Tor information relative to the land &C., or terms OF
Gale, can obtain il by calling upon Mr. William Jackson ir
rreSericksburg or upon the subcrher living upon the
premises. SEYMOUR II SiOkKF
| Nov. g. 20 o.
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HEENRiCo NURSERY Uuhin three and a 6oI
Ia mhes ~ Riehmond, PUginia.-Tbc subsctibcr
Dr sae AZ ms Nursery, large collection of buddod
rkUII TREES, consisting Of al yariries Of Arple On
90 pear, IA do Plum, fl do. Peach, 26 do Cherry. do
hP',So, 90 Fectafihe, do. Almond, do Fig and 4
uPe ,ine' nearly all propsgsed from trees in fun
bearing IN his own orchard, and embraces pcfLsps ,e
lec' o, frnii' that have been surpassed for The eli
ma,e W virginia The trees large aud thrifty. and
wHeh have added, in consequence Of nume rous en-
ques' ample directions for paDng) may lie had pras
'Ic nursery, or at the Book Store Of Peter Cotton
"nefe any orders left viii be puncsuay attended TO-
Oc' ~ loO-w6 CIV JOSEPH SINTON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-19

IRAN DOLLARS REwARD.-Ran away from ,,c
S1V subscriber last Cal UENRY, a Negro man sloye
ue common size, has the back of ore of Li,
'n"S oecasioned by burn, has lorc.tooth Out uick
ups IL believed be is lurking in the edge of PAGE
county near the Madison line The above reward will
Even u delivered TO the subscriber, residing near Ma
son toWthouse; or Twenty, IL secured in Jail so fla,
ge' mm again. SINCLAIR BOOrON, adw'r. oT
November 8. T52-wIws1 JYiHidDi BoJion dec.d
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Correspondence IF the W T. Journai of Iam,,.,.s

t"JeV0'0eHce 81 the ~. y. J0uy1ai 0f L,ouD,c,..
" LONDON, Sept 80, 1888
we nave renewal OF the infamous system Of brn;n
rlrrs are kndins III several parts o the issrd b %
bedlOrdshe and Bucks tie iiic endiati,s are
I'D The most open and fearful manner The dcs,ruc,io" .
Poptry has been very great; but not whstsndnp air
WO"scS' ana hand.ohc rewards, a single susnrious
person ha' been arrested. do conceive that mi, liza
Wchi cTle u connected with politics bur think tb., -
arises entirely from The starving condition Of The aeIc
'uf"i "bOuer, The cfueies of local oppression and H.
Ievengcinl disposition which such system too lreome,i
tngehders All The Ministry in the country ana
hey WIZ have good opportunity 10 inquire into the die
Tes OF Tie peasant, AMI perhaps, te course of tho
session. afo 81 him substantial relief have s,iI
ma lie Cabinet are IN the country, but am wrong
Lord Pdmeson Is left ~ town. snd indeed he has goi M
snccure lie il frequently the foreign Office n5n ,
O'clock ~ TIE morning, until four the next and from he
ing man OF fashion, has really been converted into To-
lcrabie lag. The s. barge d'AT.r, has reecoUv bsd
very frequent and lengthy interviews with ,he noble
Lord which you will find duly chronicIed in the Court
Crc"IH IheH o'Ject, OF course pretend To di.
vine; bat have heard that rclsiye tho Falkland
Island affair.
The late smuggling Transaction. about which 20 much
mas been said aud written, out TO be very sctio
aHAr, and 0i will be hushcd up The sre,t de-
huqent is Couni f. atiache to the French Eu,ssy
and nephew 10 The Minister Of VAR General S-b,stiani
The noble specusiof has very wisely made r,,; ,t,,
into hs own country TITO alton into a., .os.
tie Bih Consul at Byulogne relative 10 the loo. nj ,bs
convict ship Amprte, has turned out exceedingly hon.
ourae TO biz character both individual and ne pub
lie officer Tbs governmen, has distributed 9IOO among
lie lois who acted with much bravery and 2. nerosy
Inc fFench authorities ate also acquitted Of all blame.
The Corporation Of Leicester have declined 10 answer
c questions OF the Commissioners, and TO produce their
charter, DECIDE, snd This contsmacy will be
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-19
NEW ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
TO TOBACCO PLANTERS.

- Lao regulating the size Of Hogsheads.
+ 1t endcfed, That no hogshead i'm which Tobacco Is
packed for inspection, shall fifty four inches
IN the length oil the stave and thirty inches the
head within the crow, making allowance for pricing no.,
exceeding two inches above the guage i'm the pricing
head shall be passed received But owner OF
tobacco packed in casks OF greater than
expressed shall be obliged to repack the in
Casks, at his charge, before the same shall be recev
ell or stamped by the Inspectors; and il any
shall pass any tobacco packed in csk. Of
than before expressed. with the reasonable allowance Tor
pzng before expressed he shall for every such oe
be nc five dollars to he and applied as other
INES herein imposed on Inspectors.
The above Is transcript from the Acts of Assembly re-
guatng the size Of hogsheads in which tobacco
Tor inspecton and In consequence Of having
ed from the Commissioner OF the Warehouses at which
we are Inspectors, the following notice. shall he com
PEELED to require tina, the law shall be complied with
MOSBY s. SHEPPARD,
Inspectors at ShockG Warehouse.
w. s. T. BURTON
Inspectors at Seabroohrs' Warehouse
~. NJ c. LAKELAND,
Inspector Public Warehouse.
To the Inspectors at Sca6rooks Shocor and the Public
Warehouses. in the City Of Richmond.
Finding that number OF the hogshoads brought 10 the
above Warehouses which Tobacco is pack for Inspec-
ton are above the lawful guage shall in future las Com.
missioner, at those Warehoses enrce the penalty inn
posed on You by the Act OF Assembly, for passing any
hogshead oil tobacco above the lawful guage.
WILLIAM STREET, Commissioner
November 10. 56W,xhv
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| Nd EMOvAL-The subscriber has removed to one Of
IN u the new cnenienis the Market House, on T.
or Main street. and has received his tall supply of Boots
Shoes and Leather Of every kind in his business from
the cities Of Philadelphs, New York aud BOSTON, aud
all selected hy HIMSELF which enables him 10 assure the
public that his stock Is surpassed by the city for
nea'ness and durability lie int nls nanul in all
its various branches both Tor ladies' and gcnllemen He
has eight ourneymen direct from Philadelphia, at work
upon such as satin silk prunella and kid and make TO
Order at short notice. such may be DESIRED and will be
sold as cheap be afforded in the Northern cities
Gen'lemens work as of the materials and
Workmanship All work made sold by the subscriber,
,cdrrdned Leather OF all kinds, sold in any quantity 10
SUIT purchasers, by the bale, side otherwise Leather
cut TO any pattern size. Findings for shoe makers Of
every description He is determined sell as cheap as
can be purchased in the city, goods Of like quantity
either wholesale retail.
country merchants are respectfully invited to call and
examine ms stock before they purchase He has made
arrangements with the Northern ami will,
receive constantly such stock he may order and will
SUIT this market He returns thanks his aud
generous public, for the liberal cement they
have bestowed upon him. and pledges himself that il
strict attention will merit business he will at all times be
in his place Orders thankfully received and strictly al
TENDED 10. PHILIP X. WHITE.
October 8. AI-u
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@GAN0VER CoURr-HOUSE RACES--Tbe U,n
- ~ over Jockey Club Races. will commence over tbe
Hanover Court house Course OH the ab Tuesd., H.
venlber, and will continue three days " -''
FIRST DAY--Sweepstskes for colts and fIles q year.
DID, mile heats, entrance 800, hall foreS or more n
make race, to close on the evening preceding ,s r,ce
SECOND DAY-Fropfielors purse $500, two mile heat.
THIRD DAY-Jockey club purse $500 four mile he,,
-enrance $2O,-no discount on The pa, ses
Inc proprietor assures the public that every effc,, , IN
DC "uc 10 give entirc satisfaction. His es,abs,cn, ~
large, aud can afford comfortable ion IN -
many pcrson'-Ihe tract is one the oldest and b,s n
Ample Stableage and litter furnished
j. ID. ANDREWS, Propyiefor.
OS'ooe' " 43--wid
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-19

A FEMALE TEACHER wANTED.-A I,adv we'll
Ma In,nneh 10 teach all the branches Of polite female
Dngl'h biucafion, together with music or t,e Piano
Forte aud who exhibit satisfactory testimonials Of
sueh quaihca'ions may End employment in orivate f.,
10y snu ia,r wages, IN very healthy situation, by adj
he'Hns letter postage paid 20 W c. Liberty Bedford
co.. va, Ssung terms, SC. October A. 1J--wH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-19

ook HERE! LOOK HEREi-- One Cent re,card
M Kan away from tho Subscrib,r about 18th Aupust
1888, bound boy about ~ Years of age named a all,
TRY. JANFS pSWp1I.. sun
Worminster, Nel.on, Nov g. 90 e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-19

a DVERTISEMENr-Will be sold at Benheirn the
residence OF the late Joseph Hobsop, the highest
not the next fair day thereafter credit of IL months
all the pershable property of said estate consisting in par
as VIZ horses colts cows, sheep and hogs
household and kitchen furniture farming utensils Of
~ knd riding carriage and single chair; carpenters
niacs'mhs and sboemskers tools the crops OF corn oa
nay and fodder; together with many other articles Al
ter all is disposed OF at Benheim the sale will be CONT
nued at the Markham till all is sold The terms OF
ae WIZ be- cash for all Of and under So and for
al over that amount bonds with approx security will
Do required TO bear interest from date, which will be re-
rn'tted II the principal ia punctualIy paid
THOMAS l.. HOBSON,
.ddmr. IF Jos. Hobson dec
Powhatan, 18th November 1898 hG IL
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a. NOLIAH, The property Of WIN. II. johnson and INV.
~ sell, will stand the ensuing season at my stable
Spring Grove. Hanover Is miles from Richmond and 10
miles from Hanover Court House. The following is hi,
pedigree: $50
Pedigree Of chestnut horse Goliah-Hc was got by the
celebrated race horse and getter OF racers American
ECLIPSE, his (Goiahs) dam was got by Mendoza full
brother to Sir Walter, by Hickory, out old Netletop
oy imported Diomed, his grand dam got by the i'm.
ported horse Expedition, his grand dam aid of the
oaks by imported Spread Eagle, his e. e. grand dam by
imported Shark his e. e. grand dam by Gen. Nelson's
by Partner his e. g. grand dam by True
Wn,g, ms & 8. e. x & grand dam by COL Bailors horse
Saiant' oy Fearnongh his e. e. g. g. e. e. grand dam by
the imported horse ReguIus by Reguu. who by Go
uo'Phn arabian his e. e. e. x. G. grand dam by the
imported horse Diamonds the dam OF Goiah was out OF
tne dam oil the celebrated NJ edoc and Midas; Mendoz,
the sire oil the dam of Goliah and full brother to Sir
ter was go, by Hickory his dam Net letop) BY imported
Domed grand dam by imported Sharke, e. grand dam by
L'nusays Abraham, <. &. grant dam by Mark Anthony
ms g. e. e. grand dam by Silver Eye, his z. &. grand
aah oy crawford his e. g. g 6. grand dam by tile old
'"Po':eo Janus ms g. e. & g. e. <. grand dam of a
mare imported by Cen Alexander Spoiswoo OF Snosyl.
wanna county. Virginia The dam OF Golah the dam OF
edoc and the dam of Midas, all bred BY me- and
'he above pedigree Is correct and true.
Sept goth, 1888. Bella BADGER
Goliah was bred by me, and his pedigree as given by
Mr. Badger, is correct WALTER LIVINGSTON
~ Terms, performances, &c. in due time.
Nov TO- t56-4'] w. l.. WHITE.
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~ Petition will he presented 10 the Legis
ia'ure OF Ntgim', 10 open Inspection Of rosIeeo
w "aeho"sc, on The property Of Nathaniel E. Samuel
"? Abraham w. Venabls, at The Town of CIsrksvile
anu county OF Meekleniurg. [Oct. % l3-v6w
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EtHE subscriber from this day, will carry on the BELL
IL and Brass Founding. Lock and Smi,hing Business in
an It's various branches In his New Shops door above
his old Stand He is prepared to manufacture B-IIs
ura,es hinges, and all other kinds OF iron AMI brass
work, generally used in house building kinds OF Brands
CUT on I'm, STEEL iron copper, any other kind of metal
My furnace will be thankful receive any orders on
my friends TO prove them its utility power Great at
enuon paid 10 any orders sen, from town or country
Brass Castings executed either nigh, day, su my
customers and friends. s. ID. DENOON
November g.. 52-s,
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NOilCE-The celebrated Horse Carolinian will
sand the ensuing season al Charlotte Court House
Terms, &c. &c. hereafter.
THOMAS p. RICHARDSON
RICHARD ]. GAINES.
NOV ~ 56-2t-
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q AAkRlDGE FEMALE SCHOOL--This SCHOOL,
~ which Is near the Bowling Green and at one OF the
hcah'est spots IN Virginia, will he continued the ensuing
year. under the supernendence OF Miss Jones' as here
toore All the branches Of good English will
be taught by Miss j., including Geography viii, the use
oil the Globes the Elements OF Natural Philosophy. Che
Wmsry ana Astronomy Also, Plain aud Fancy Needle
Work. and Painting Velvet
1erms-Board and tuition for the scholastic year. $50
at winch rate eight or ten boarders will he taken.
WILSON ALLEN
Bowling Green, 14th Oct 1888. 4s-tlsDec
IHNHE School at Ege Wood will open for ensuing
III year on the 10Th January next. Pupils under II
years will be received and instructed in the Greek Latin
ana English Languages Geography History Arithmetic
and Mathematics.
There will be two sessions in the year. and vacation
oil one month time in the summer. The school will
close 18th December.
Ierms-For board, washing, &C. S95 per annum
One half pay able in advance
No pupil will be taken for shorter term than the wear
"ess any oil my present pupils parents guardians
choose 10 send for session.
CARTER BERKELEY.
October 10. h6u
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III 7lMOLEON.-Thi distinguished Race Hwsr amt
N Stallion, will stand at Fairfield, the ensuing sea-
RIru,Dn ~.
November 8. 10 o,
"a VIE distinguished Race Horse and Stallion PRI
IA NERO, will stand at my Farm, (Pampaiike King
ihan,) the ensuing season-and thenit IT, hone 10
shew horse OF the first oderIn blood form and artou
he has superior. THOS CARTER
November l5 ~ q,
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III DAPPAHANNOCK ACADEMY.-This Institu,op
MN will open the ensuing year, heretofore on the
NV" January next under the charge OF John G. Law
renee, principal, and Oliver White as an ass.iar,
teacher the same gentlemen who have, during the pre-
sent year, given such general satisfaction and with whom
The Institution has fourished such an extent tina, the
Board OF Trustees, have unhesitaingy reelected them
Tor another year. AS fifty scholars are
Third teacher will be associated with the M according to
the established rules OF the Academy The scholastic
year will comprise ten MONTHS divided into two equal ses
s'ons The course Of instruction will embrace the Greek
Lain and French Languages, together will, Natura Phi.
iosorhy Geometry, aud the branches Of English nsruc.
ton common in such Institutions
IERMs.-$ll5 Tor Board, w ASKING, Tuition and Libra.
y lee ana room rent IL bed and bedding be furnished by
The Stewards Department, which is submitted "a bere,o
fore 10 Mr. Lawrences government an additional charge
OF Sc per annum will be made.
JOHN H. BERNARD
President OF the Board of Trustees
Nov. 10. [55- BY order of the board
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-12-18
TALES OF FCHARACTER $ COUNTRY.
 NO. FV.
Written for the Advocate. s;rcumasfantial Evidence.

The Reader, if he has done me the favor so far to accompany me in these tales of mine, has discovered, and perhaps with dis appreciation, that relate them almost en- tirely in the first person. As the world wags, owe him some apology, for indnls- ing in what may seem to him to be pure egotism, tho, as regards my own private opinion of the matter, l am entirely of the belief, that 1t Is no business of his, in any way. But, as l am desirous of cultivating and increasing the good feeling which al- ready exists between Us, l feel bound to make my excuse. The first reason then, Is, that as these relations are all veritable matters of fact, and have actually occurred to me ill my various peregrlnations, feel myself at liberty to present them to the rea- der just as they happened; the second is, that being ia every way rambling sort of parsonage, great portion of that spirit gets into my writings, (tho' you, dear reader, have doubtless already discovered that, ) and find 1t the easiest way, for the sake of laying before you my own valuable opinions and theories, to use the first person, tho 1 SHOulu tutfcu} uo sioiSiNS to iiiJ s5i Cue iuou- esty, for 1t gives the freer vent to all my conversational and loquacious discourses; and the third and principal reason is, that, looking upon myself us very important and particular parsonage, naturally desire to impress my readers with the same opin- ion.
 So much being prefaced, l wish to intro- duce my readers to the bar-roorn of a small tavern, in the western part of a certain Teritoryor State, (it IS no business oftheirs which, and close to the Indian line. If any western man should imagine that am somewhat too particular and precise. i'll des- cribing the manners and conversation of the class of society with which he IS con yersant, l beg leave to remind him that l am writing-tho' in special manner for the edifcation of the people of the West yet also, i'll some degree, for those who know nothing of Us, our manners, or our habits.
 The tavern then, into which desire to induct the reader, was a small, double ten enlent of logs, standing on little emin- ence, and surrounded by perhaps dozen other buildings similar to ii, which, together with the tavern, formed the town of Jack sonburg. In the bar-room, gathered round large fire of logs, were some dozen lndI-1 viduals--engaged, some ip the discussion
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-12-18
Administration Notice.

FEyIIEund ersigned, having obtained from H the Clerk yacation) of Washington cty Court, A. Y, Letters of Adnunistra. tion, on tbe Estate of Nm. ". Wilson, deceased ,on tue l0tll October, 1853 thereby notifies all persons having claims against said Estate, to present them to the under signed, properly authenticated, forssettic- ments within one year from said date, or they may be preeludcd from having any benefit in said Estate; and if not present. cd in five years from said date. they will be forever barred
 All persons indebted to said Estate, are requested to make immediate payment and al persons having any property ii their possession, belonging to the deceas- ed, are requested to deliver the same 10 tilc unti ersigne,i, without seiay
 JOHN l.. TURNER. .7dm's.
 of the Estofe of Jpm. F tFlls ,, dec.
 FAYETTEVILLE, A. T.,l sa
 Dec. 2-tb. Is33.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-12-18
7EgsNEsDAY. DECasNEBER 1s. Is33.

book, list of all tracts that may remain unsoid for want of bidders, and report the same to the Goyernor, ai tine meeting of tic next GGei,eiai Assembly.
 SEC. 4. ind Je u thriller enacted, That the Auditor shall, on or before the first day of February next, and every year thereaf- ter, transnat to the sheriffs of the different counties where the same may be situate. list of all lands that may appear, fsom the vouchers in his office, 10 have been redeem ei from the Territory, on which list he shall state the time of redemption, and it Is here- by made the duty of the sheriiis, to whom said lists may he transmitted, to compare the same with lheir assessment list, and all lands that may be found not entered, shall be listed and charged with the taxes for that year, and with all arrearages of taxes that may appear due from the time of redemp- ten.
 Sec. 5. fad De u further e,sacfed, That, for the additional labor required of the An- ditor, in carrying into effect the provisions of this act, he he allowed the sum of fifty dollars, to be paid out of the Territorial trea- sury and on each tract that may be sold, under the provisions of this act, he shall be allowed the sum of fifty cents, to be paid out of the contingent fund; and Oh each tract that may be redeemed, under this act, lie shall be authorized to demand and re- eeiye, of the person or persons applying to redeem the same, the sum of fifty cents.
 SEC. 6. lind De t .tan,ther eaacted, That all lands that may hereafter be struck off to the Territory, shall be entered or registered by the Auditor in the book kept for the pur- poses aforesaid and when any of tie said lands are redeemed, note shall be made Of the same onthe margin of the page in the book where the same may have been en- tered.
 SEC. '. find De it f1sftler eaoctcd, That the owner or owners, or their agents, shall be permitted to redeem their lands that may have been five years and upwards struck of to the Territory, at any time before the day of sale pointed out in this act, on pay ment, in the manner now provided by law, for the redemption of lands struck off to the Territory for the non-payment of taxes, to wit: oh payment of the original amount of tax for which the same may have been stricken of, and costs, with twenty-five per cent. interest thereon, and the amount of taxes that have annually accrued to the time of redemption, with the costs that may ac- erisc under this act.
 sEc. 8. .dnd De t Gwfhcr enacted, That 50 much of the acts providing for the re- demption Of military bounty lands strickeu of tQ the Territory, as may be repugnanl to the provisions oi iilis aet, Dc, and ttiiit ttiiit same is hereby, repealed.
 SEC. 9. find De u fiudhes. enacted, Tha this act shall take effect, and be in force from and after its passage.
 Approved: November l5, 1888.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-12-18
.l A9essggD Ey .y.MEEss

COMMIT FED to the jail ol \W /Pnlaski county, Arkansas Ter
 N7s ritory, on the 9th day of Decem- PT Der, 1883, aegro man who calls Essskkssxszs.s himself TR WIN,, says lie is about
 twenty years of age, and be- longs to RicIard Anderson, of Davidson county, Tennessee. Said boy is about five feet eight or nine inches high. stout made, dark complexion, had on, when committed 10 iaii, an old blue broad cloth dress ceat, a white or drab round crowned wool lat, and an old pair of cotton pantaioons, and a pair of haif-worn brogan shoes, which amounts to all the clothing he has.
 'Fhe owneris requested to come forward, prove property, and pay charges, or he will Dc dealt ith as the Jaw directs.
 JOHN K. TAYLOR, SheraB
 Of Pulashi county, 4. 2. Little Rock. Dec. Il, 1883. i3w-56