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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-08

n AND FOR SALE.-I offer Tor sale my Plan alton
n called Cioueriand, lying in the county OF Prince
William 35 miles distant from Alexandra and Washingteh.
contains 1900 acres, has large DtDcing House
Barn and other Improvements, and excellent Mill Site.
which Saw Mill il erec'ed. The land has been well
titled, and for several years past improved by the OF
clover and plaster the effects OF wich a where
more visible, fully proven: IL is divided into
fields OF equal and convenient sze and under the best
enclosures This Plantation is justly considered ong
the best in the upper country; ssiuaon is heahiu and
beautiful
As purchasers will view the premises before making
Offer further particulars deemed unnecessary II de-.
Sired immediate possession may be given Letters adj
dressed TO (post paid) may be directed TO this place
CHARLtS SHIRLEY CARTER.
N. In my absence, Mr. Edmund Newman, Agent
will attend 10 gentlemen wishing view the premises.
Richmond City, Oct 10TH 1888. 4s-if1 c. S. G..
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N pursuance OF Deed OF Trust, executed by Francis
IL Nelson, the second day of November, 1922, for
the purposes therein mentioned, which said deed has
been duly recorded in the county court Of Henrico,
will be sold, the premises at public auction, for
cash, the 9th day Of November next ifar if not the
first fair day thereafter, Sundays excepted, certain
piece or parcel Of land situate, lying and being in the
county oil Henrco State Of Virginia, containing fifty
Gillieys Creek, Mrs Boshers and John Marshas land
will sell and convey such title only, have under the
said deed. THE SURVIVING TRUSTEE
Oct. ~. 50-tds
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THNHE subscriber, intending to change his residence,
il wishes 10 sell his estate called Bottomsbridge, for.
mey the residence of the late Mr.. William Savage lying
in the county OF Henrico, Chickahoniny River weIve
miles from Richmond, Immediately the stage road lead
ing to Williamsburg, containing six hundred and
of land halt supposed TO be low grounds, and large
portion OF IL r.rae meadow lsnd and in woods. OF the
valuable kind of timber. such ASH maple, oak
elm, &c. The high land is in high state of improve
men very fertile, and produces fine crops Of corn wheat
oats, cotton Sc The Improvements sufficient for
large and genteel family with all necessary outhouses
and in pretty good repair.
The estate will be offered for SALE on the premises
the highest bidder, at public auction, Thursday the
fifth day Of December next fair, if not, the next fair
day, credit Of and three years. upon the pur
chaser paying interest from the first oil January and
executing bond with good security and deed OF trust
the premises to the payment of the purchase
money
At the time and place will be sold. all the house
hold and kitchen furniture plantation utensils, stock
horses and mules, cattle sheep and hogs crop Of
fodler, hay oats, peas &c.
Terms Of Sdle-For sums under twenty dollars, cash
will he required and for sums OF twenty dollars and up
wards, twelve months credit will be allowed, upon bond
and security being given
Any person disposed TO purchase, view the estate,
will call on Major Edmund Christian, Of the city OF Rich
mond, the subscriber, residing OIL the premises
WILL. ALBERT CHRISTIAN.
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October is.

ENXECUTOR'S SALE Of Talaable Property, real
~ and persOnaL-The subscriber will offer, public
auction at the Boetour Springs, Wednesday, the 18th
day Of December next (f fair, if not the next fair day
all the personal and real estate Of the late Mr.
Johnston. The personal estate consists of between 20
and 30 valuable Negroes, among them first rate
house servants cooks &c.a large stock Of Horses, Hogs
Sheep, and Cattle of every description Household aud
Kitchen Furniture, Plantation Utensils crop Corn, Fol-
der, Oats, &C., sc.
AT the time and place, the Boteourt Springs will
be publicly offered auction. The buildings spa
cious and in good ORDER equal to the comfortable
mediation OF one hundred visitors The plantation attached,
containing about 500 Of good quality s Of itself
liable farm, and the surrounding neghbofbood OF the
wealtbiest and most desirable in Virginia. The com
pany the Springs during The two last seasons has great
iy increased and doubt is entertained by tie subscd
ber that in the hands OF active aud enterprising
er this properly would be among The valuable
i'm upper Virginia. Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing
invited visit The subscriber before the sale, 10
muncse with him by letter, directed TO Cloverdale, Boz
teourl county lie would prefer making private sale,
but privately disposed Of before they will be offer
ell publicly, as before stated
will he offered also, small tract Of Land, lying about
four niles from The Springs, containing about 220
mostly in woods.
Terms will be accommodating and made known at the
day OF sale. JAMES I. ROYAL, E10T Of
October 25. [i9-wtdsl Charles Johnsfon dee'd.
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Ladies Seminary. -MIsss,

NNILLIAMSBURG Ladies Seminary i MISSES
w BALLANTINEs respectfully informs their patrons
and the public that the duties Of their Institution were
sumed the LIST OF November The course Of instruction
comprises all the various branches Of a complete Eng
lish Education French, Drawing Painting in Engsrons
style, Japanning and Music Misses BIS return thsnks
for the liberal encouragement already EXTENDED to them
and their patrons that their srduous duties
faithfully discharged The discipline Of The School is
mild yet firm, and every attention is paid to the morals Of
their pupils The session comprises nine months, from
November Jst till July 3Is Terms for the whole course
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NOTICE The former friends and customers of the
" late Capt VIM. Golf, informed that the Butcher
ing business lately carried by him. il continued by his
widow, at the two stalls, Nos and in the Old Market
supply of the best beef the market Affords and hopes
nuance Of the custom and patronage OF her late husband
November L. 5I-4t
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Legislature Of Virginia, for the passage of law
ating Joint Stock Company, TO construct Turnpike
Road, from Wilmington, in the county of Fluvanna, by
Carriers Bridge to intersec with the Staunion
River Turnpike at Garand's Store, Coles Mill
November 8. 52-3t
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VALUABLE PLANTATION FOR SALE-Will be
offered for sale, at public auction, the premises,
Tuesday, the 10Th day of December next, il fair, if
not, the fair day, the Plantation of which William
Finney late OF the county OF Amelia died seized Ii
taiDs about $40 than two hundred Of which
low grounds, and about two hundred standing in
woods-the wood land enclosed TO ITSELF and making
excellent range Tor hogs. The cleared high land is
good deal of it, fertile and all originally OF good
quality lies well for improvement is free from CALLS and
well adapted the growth of phedf aud cioper The
accommodations plain but comfortable and convenient
AS any description OF this farm however minute, must fail
to prove satisfactory to gentlemen wishing purchase it
designed, in this advertisement do than sim
ply publish the fact, that it will be offered for SALE
give general account of its character and invite the
attention Of persons, wishing TO buy lands to it, 1t will
be shewn by the overseer, residing the farm or by
Benjamin w. FiDney, residing in Powhatan, within one
mile of Genito. BY THE EXECUTORS
Private offers will be received for the above plantation
but if any private sale shall be made, timely notice will
be given to the public The sale will he upon credit Of
one two and three years. the purchaser giving bonds with
approved security and deed OF trust TO the pur
chase monsy-bu for half OF the purchase money
indefinite credit will be given, upon the purchasers pay
ing up the interest. Nov 50-tds
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n And FOR SALE IN GoocHLAND-In pnl

m AND FOR SALE IN GooCHLAND.-In pur.
u susnce OF Deed Of Trust executed 10 the subscfi-
bcfs by Ttos B Watkins, for the benefit OF the Execu
Of WIN. Gait deceased and Of record in the Clerks
Office Of the County Court Goochand, we, or one OF
will the 10Th dsy Of November, 1893, II fair, " not
tie lair day thereafter (SUndy excepted0 on the
premises proceed 10 sell at public auction TO Tie highest
bidder for cash, for certain purposes mentioned IN said
lying in the county Of Goocbsnd, the head waters Of
Beavcrdsm Creek, adjoining the lands OF John " Gray
Lucy e. Markham and others. good portion oil the
above land is in good heart and we'll mberedi and there
is dwelling house. with the necessary ouhoUscs upon IT,
The title is believed TO be unquestonable but such only
10 vested 10 US by the deed will be conveyed 10 the
purchaser p. GUEkhANT,
October 20 f5O-w4g1 G.. NJ. QUARLE5
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RxCMMO.vD, v.xRGHNAa, FKIOaY, I:EMBERs Isas

TuNIMOLEON.-This distinguished Race Horse and
II Stallion, will stand at Fairfield, the ensuing sea-
RICHARD ADAMS.
November g. 52-St
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nLD "MURDOCK" WINE-The subscriber has in
" STORE and offers for sale, old and very superior Ma
deira Wine, from the house OF MURDOCH, YUILLE &
Co., in pipes, half pipes, quarer and half Or casks
Also, very choice lot in demohns,
2 pipes and half do. fine old Sicily,
Pale Sherry in half pipes. J. WIGHT.
November 5. 53-4t
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"URSUANT to a Deed OF Trust, executed by Robt.
u Crenshaw, on the 18th day Of December, 1922 and
OF record in the Clerks Office, in the County Court OF
Henrco, debt due from said Robert Crenshaw
Nahl c. Crenshaw therein specified, shall proceed
Saturday the 30th day OF November in front OF the
Bell Tavern in the City OF Richmond between the hours
Of IL and o'clock, to sell the Trac, Of Land named in
said Trust Deed much thereof. may be sufficient
to satisfy said claim, with the legal cost attending
the Said Tract Of Land contains $50 acres,
lies in the upper end Of the county OF Henco the
Chickahominy Swamp, and not far from Burton's Coal
Pits The title TO said land is believed to be good bu
acting trustees, shall convey only such title
vested in by said deed. BENJAMIN BRAND,
Oct % T4S-tds1 HENRY CLARKE.
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M AnoLIrIONIsTs AT THE NoRTH.

INFLAMMATION deb Nov I.--Several weeks since
one arnold BnGufn cOadiutor Of Garrison, was In this
city, attempting get up meeting in favor Of the de-
gns Of the northern aboiousts. We noticed this indi.
iJns at the tine, and cautioned citizens against suf
erng emoelyes 10 be tempered with any thing Of THE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-08
r ORO ACRES of roi,,a6ie Vood Land 70,
AaAOO saLe-Pursnant to the last VIII ant

HRsD ACRES Of roiud6ie WOod Land for
s%OeO saie.--Pursuant to the last Will and
Testanent Of Maj Charles williamson, decd, and in
der effect division with The Legstees OF said Wil
shall offer at Public Auction at the Red House, in the
county Of Charlotte, on Thursday 2ls OF November next,
fair ii not, the next fair day. Sunday exceptcd) that
valuable tract OF Wood Land situated in the Counties of
Campbell aud Charlotte, containing by recent survey, 700
Acres, Iess, adjoining the Lands OF william An
dersoD, Henry Wheeler, Allen w. FesbmaD, Martin
Hancock and others
Also, at the time and place. other Tract of
Wood Land, equally valuable; lying in the aforesaid
lies, and nearly coniguo TO the other containing by
cent survey 500 Acres less, adjoining The Lands
Of VIM and Richard Psulett, Peiy's estate and others.
The whole of these Lands above stated, in their
original growth lying upon the waters OF Cub creek, and
only q miles from Lynchburg. They valuable, and
we'll adapted TO the various cultures OF th'i se"on Of
country. IL is unnecessary enter into description Of
hemheir appearance, fertility Of soil, and many adj
vantages, because those who TO purchase will
view for themselves. Reference il given 10 Messfs.
Martin Hancock and Ssm'I f. Moses, residing the
premises, by whom they will be sheyyn
Terms one two, and three years credit the purchaser
giving bond With approved security, and deed Of trust
the Lands. The title 10 believed bc uncxceplionable;
but acting Administrator, with The viii shall
onley convey such title az 'hofized by said will
EDWARD WORSHh !, Admir-
Of Charles UiHiamsou Semi dec'd
I Amelia County, Sept. 10. 45-hs
~ 1ynchbug viginian will please pub the shove
and their this
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HHARLES ELLIS, has just received his fall supply
OF goods, per the Superior, aud other ships from Eu
rope and offers for SALE blankets, mapped cotIons, white
blue, Mixed and Grabbed miled plains, Wech, cause,
and other hannes, wored stus, printed and plain me
rinos, csmbIes and paids Flushing, winter vesting,
hosiery, extra supernc English cloths OF all colours and
prices mems fashionable London hats family Irish inen
best buck gloves leather CATERS ready made great coats
shoe and coloured thread, seine twne prints canbncs
Swiss and other musins, Italian silks, warranted best
quality; ladies' loskin gloves, best carpeting &c &C.
Domestic GooDs.-Richnond company cotton ozna-
burgs, A. and sbring, besched and brow sheeiing
and shirng, with large assortment Of dark mixed sa
nets suitable Tor servants aud tobacco factory hands
Cutlery aud Hardware, good assormento Of each, will
guns spades OK and plough chains, sheet ron-Also
choice lot Of prime ssddery. til-t0 September "a
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Fredericksburg, Nov.s. 5s-w4w

YHyEACHER.--A young Lady from the North, wshes
a situation as Teacher in a amy-she is qualified to
give instruction in English, Music and Painting Address
b. DELL, Williamsburg, Va.
November g. 53-3
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a GREAT BARGAIN may be had IN about 600
IA acres OF Land hundred cleared, the balance in
woods, lays well, is good farming land. the growth prn-
cpay very lofty pines, which good judges say will pro-
duce five six thousand feet OF plank per acre; lays
about mile the river aiiording goud site Tor
Saw Mill or other works; dam across the river, COM
plete, and the canal nearly good and convenient
dwelling house, a most beautiful emnence, with other
improvements; fine water, very healthy lays about
miles below Milton, between and below Charlotes-
Vile, and the University The title undoubted. Posses
sion be had imme datey A letter addressed to me,
Milton p. o., will be attended to. &. PEYTON.
October 20. 5O-at
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NOTICE. authorized by friend To sell at pub.
lie auction, for cash, at Amelia Court House four or
1--WE likely pegroes the 2sh Of November inst il being
Court day. Y. u. TONNES
November /. bi--8t'
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ance OF the resolutions Of their and the SYSTEM
already developed in the expense for the first half
OF this year!
IL this the reason' If not, would gladly hear from
The National 1nteigencer, the National Gszee or the
courier Enquirer what IL or, perhaps, the Evening
star can fhror some light on the sutjeci.-W. Globe
We learn that the Bank Managers in Philadelphia have
gwen up all hope OF efecng thing by addressing TO
me people any reply TO the Presidents Exposition, but
are preparing II 10 be printed and iu nished each mem
Der oil congress al the nent of the session
what folly They forget that the Congress s not
the last and that next winter shall have the popur
willuy represented. They sght well let the people
see what they have say il will be just ell for them
as TO lay IL before the next Gong
BANK ExPosE-we have been daily looking for an
elaborate lawyerke defence OF the Bank, founded
facts manufactured by Mr. Bijdle dressed in the WELL
Iced sophsry OF MeSsrs Directors Sergeant and Bnney
II is not yet forthcoming, and We begin fear that the
Bank Presses will not get this fat JOB at all A friend,
writing to us several days ago from Philadelphia, renewed
our hopes for the fraternity conside rably but il is still
hope deferred Our friend under date Of 18th October
says:
There is very strong grounds believe that to-
they (Messrs. Biddle and Comnee) viii come Out with
their deience but will not require very sklful he
make the acts OF corrupt hearts appear pure, wonderful
flourish OF rams horns may be confidently expec ted.
They will march round and round the subject, but never
reach ii-Like the Irish witness, they in dodrun
which Curran explained to be, ga confusion Of the head,
arising fron the corruption OF the heart."-W GLOBE;
Oct 20.
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AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber having deter.
IL mined to remove TO the city Of Richmond, for the
purpose Of devong himself to the practice Of law, will
sell the Farm which he now resides in the upper end
OF the county OF New Kent, Chckahominy river if
teen miles from Richmond. The Farm contains seven
hundred acres, about two hundred Of which low
grounds, believed be equal any the river the high
lands in state Of handsome improvement, and
equal in fertility TO any in that part Of the countryside
Improvements sufficient, nearly SO, for the Farm
there is very fine apple orchard OF about eight hundred
trees comprising great variety Of fruit for the table and
cider II not previously disposed Of II will be offered
public sale the premises, Monday the 18th day Of
October next; in the me those disposed purchase
are invited to examine the premises.
September 8. JOHN B. CLOPTON.
~ The above sale is postponed TO the 25th day Of No
vember inst, when will certainly take place. unless p
vaeiy sold beore aud that day the premises will be
soid all my stock and crop OF kind plantation
sis, household and kitchen furniture.
Nov. 8. [62-tdsl JOHN B. CLOPTON.
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IT AND AND NEGROES FOR SALE-WilI be e

II AND AND NEGROES FOR SALE.-WilI be ex.
IL posed 10 public SALE Monday the 18th OF Deem
Der next at the residence of the late Leonard Henderson,
near Wiliamsboro Granville county, North Carolina the
Tract of Land, wherein he resided containing about
700 acres, together with 35 40 NEeRoEs between $50
and 300 barrels of corn wheat OATS fodder and the stock
OF all kinds, household and kitchen furniture, plantation
utensils, Sc SC. The above Tract of Land is Of fine qua
y in high state Of Improvement (extcnsive manured
Los well watered aud adapted to the cultivation Of To-
bacco and Grain. The improvements consist Of large
commodious D,oeliing House, various offices, and every
necessary clubhouse, and good tobacco
mile west OF Wilamsborough, in Of the most healthy
and refined neghborhoods in the State, and afordng
ry convenience for the education Of children. The Me-
groes consist Of men, and children young and like
y and among them first rate boot and shoemaker and
carriage driver. The valuable LdtD Library Of the decd.
will be sold at the same time.
J. l.. HENDERSON, Jr., Ex'or.
October L. 42-tds
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u. S. BANK STocK.-We regret 10 perceive that Ibis
Stock has recently fallen about per cent and CONT
mes decline. To what this fall he attributed
Mt 10 The removal If The deposifes. We told a
thousand times by the Bank Presses that the stock
advanced imme datey after the removal They exuiied
and we happy, that This necessary Of tie
government did not njure the stockholders OF te Bank
DO the Stockholders themselves begin TO suspect
Management in the Bdnk Do they begin to fear tina
too much Of their money slips out through Mr.. Bddlc
breaches pocket Are they unwilling TO pay the ex
penses Of the for the PRESIDENCY in PURSE
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We lay before readers to-day, The exclusion OF
usual variety of matter, the letters of the Secretary
War aud Governor Gayle in relation the unfortunate
controversy which has lately arisen between he General
Government and the State of Alabama Ii will be per
ceved, that this conflict arises from direct variance Of
opinion, 10 tue intent aud meaning OF tire various laws
oil Congress concerning the public lands we'll TO the
acts and conduct OF the settlers whose forcbe removal
the Federal Authorities, has led to this unirendly state OF
affairs We trust, however, that the time for calm discuss
sion OF the subject between he two parties has yet
pred. The is in which there is differenc0
OF VIEW not only ii regards the law, but the
OF the information upon which the obnox orde Of the
Secretary OF War based Under these circinista
ces, would well become the dignity OF the President
and the State OF Alabama, TO pausso investigate facts
and to en!eavor in the spirit which should animate
the different authorities of the Conederacy, recoDce
their present conflicting views OF the matter in dispute
before they proceed extremites Threats Of force
The one side and Of resistance the other ray produces
breach involving The country in all tb. horrors OF civil
war and endangerng The very existence of the Union
From our view OF the natter the present CONTROVERSY
need not necessarily lead to such disastrous
whilst we would resist TO the last extremity every enc
croachnen upon the just rights Of the Sates-whl,t we
uneqWvocalIy denOunce the application OF force by the
Federal Government at the very threshold Of dispute
we would. in the OF country, inplsre
both the contendng parties avoid the fatal consciousness
which must result from hasy appeal 10 arms-Psfers~
burg HifeiigeHcer.
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AhAKRlDGE FEMALE SCHOOL.--Ths School,
" which is the Bowling Green, and OF the
he ATHEIST spots in Virginia will be continued the ensuing
year, under the superintendent OF Miss JONES' here
toore. All the branches Of good English education will
be taught by Miss j. including Geography, with the
of the Globes, the Elements OF Natural Philosophy, Che
mistry and Asironomy.-Aiso, Plain and Fancy Needle
Work. and Painting on Velvet.
Tyms-Bo,rd and tuition for the scholastic year, $50
at which rate eight ten boarders will he taken
WILSON ALLEN.
Bowling Green, 18th Oct, 1888 4S-t1sDe
TNNHE School at Edge Wood will open for the ensuing
u year OH the 18th January next. Pupils under II
years will be received and instructed in the Greek. Latin
and English Languages, Geography History Arithmetic
and Mathematics
There will be two sessions in the year, and vacation
OF one month time in the summer. The school will
close 18th December.
Terms-For board, washing, sc. S95 per annum
Tuition, 25
One half payable in advance.
No pupil will be taken for shorter term than The year
unless any OF my pupils parents guardians may
choose TO send for session.
CARTER BERKELEY.
October Is. 46-u
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Oh 4 ~ REwAKD.-Ran away FROM Mrs. Cop.
~ il eDO land, In the City OF Richmond, OH Tues
day the 2lh Sept, negro ROBIN who calls himself Robin
Page, belonging to the subscriber He is 26 years old
about feet or inches hgh-d'rk compile xion. though
not very backbas long wooIIy hair and very bad teeth
his voice is hoarse, though hot very coarse, and he is
square built He is good house servsnt, and will proba
bly, seek that employment will give the above reward,
IL he is taken out OF this State. and delivered
Hickory Bottom in Hanover county, or TO John Marshall
Sheppard Of Richmond City, $50 taken In this State,
and delivered to me, secured any JAIL that get
him again. ]. ID. g. BROWN.
November 1. 6I-MAw