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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-19

ne Land = OF an excellent quality well adapt
ed to the growth OF wheat, rye, coin, &c. (;
and with very little expense, could be made
IL can be made into excellent meadow. II
has the marsh run passing right through the
centre of II. On the Powell tract their Is n
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D,reAing House, -
Barn, sc. a good Orr
chard, and n lime 49,
stone Spring conve-
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LATER FROM ENGLAND.

The packet ship Sampson, at New York, brings London
papers the evening of the Both September, inclusive
Among the passengers in the Sampson, observe the
names oil Rev. DR.. Cox Of New York, j. Fennimore
Cooper, Esq, lady and family; Walter Patterson Esq Of
Livingston Manor; Mr.. Elliott Cresson, Agent Of the
American Colonization Society, and others.
There later advices from Lisbon but they are not of
important character.
A correspondent Of the London Morning Herald gives
some particulars Of tho tremendous fire which occurred
at Conssninopo on the 10Th and 30l, OF August We
have copied the most interesting portions Of fbe letter.
Madrid Correspondent Of the paper, under date
Of Sept 9h states that the Cholera hes broken out at
Merida, six seven leagues from BaJeoz, and that
raj cases have also occurred at Coris.
The "Lord Of the Isles" steamer had been captured,
having board munitions Of and several French Of
ficers going to Join Marshal Bourmont
The Cholera had appeared In Paris, and several
Of malignant character brought TO the Hotel Dieu
OF which expired
The Vice Royalty Of Ireland assumed on the 25,h
Of September the Marquis Of and the oath Of
office to him by the Arehbishop of Armagh
From the account Of his reception, as contained In tho
Dublin Times i would appear that his entry mark
ed by tranquility and decorum not usual such
sions, and that there manifestation Of that party VT
ruenee which ordinarily breaks forth the arrival OF
new Vice Roy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-12

.AhllIO LAND AGENCY-Ar CoLUMBUs.-Thc
~ Subscribers respectfully inform their numerous
friends in different sections OF the United States and the
public generally tat they have opened an Office in tho
town OF Columbus, the capital Of Ohio. for the purpose
Of attending TO The purchase and sale of lands, the pay
mcn Of taxes, redeening lands sold for taxes and furnish
ing any and all information which may be required
corning Ohio lands
One Of the undersigned has filed The Office Of Auditor
Of the State for eighteen successive years and the other
that Of Chief Clerk in the office for considerable
period they therefore laUer themselves hat their pre-.
sent acquired knowledge Of the business and The ia.
cies for extending it, will render the interest of those
who may avail themselves OF their services at least as Sc
cure as il could be in any other hands
Letters addressed to either Of us viii receive prompt
attention. RALPH OSBORN,
May %. f6-wGm'l DEMAS ADAMS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-12

VHNEACHER WANrED.-Any gentleman who can
"a bring unquesonable testimonials Of good moral cha
racer and of ability teach toe the Greek and Latin
Languages, will do well TO apply for information early
the Rev Mr.. Plumer of Petersburg, Rev. Mr.. Arm
strong OF Richmond, Rev. Mr. Wilson of Fredericks-
burg, Va
November IL 5i-2t
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HsY EsETCEHEE * COCK.

~ The ENoUiRER published twice week. generally, and
during the session of the ieeislatuTo
Price heretofore, Five Dollars payable in adj
Of shattered, pcceayhg banks (ony) will bc
Tho Editors will tho safety of remit
,n postage being paid by tho writer's
No will tho discretion of the
Editors, until all arcarnges have been paid up .
~ Whoever will guarantee tho payment oil nine papers, shall
have the tenth gratis.
0 square, first insertion, Is each con,inuanco
No advertisement inserted until has either been paid
ora bv ono on in is ~ Is cnyiruns.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-12

TNOTiCE-The members Of the Fluvanna branch Of
/ u the Friendly Botanic Society are hereby notified
that meeting OF said Soriey will take place Palmyra
Friday ooh instant The members are quesed to be
punctua in their attendance, at 10 O'clock A. NJ To-
Report OF their Delegate the U. S. Botanic Convention
with number of other interesting documents, will be
presented for their considerations
November IL. 5l-lts
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& S6A REWARD.-Ranaway from John Randolph,
~ eDV on the 9th day of April, 1888, Negro Wo-
man, his wife, named EVELINA, with her two children
Louisa and Mary, who hired TO him by the subsc-
Der until Christmas next reward Of so dollars will be
given for the delivery OF the said negro Robert
Boiling, to John Randolph in Petersburg and ten dol
lars for the delivery of each of the said Children
same reward for the said Negroes il apprehended and
cured in any JILL so that they obtained by the subsc-
ber Evena is about % years OF age FIVE feet high
OF brown complexion, with foil eyes; The children are
both icmalesLousa, tic eldest, is very much like her
mother, about years old, and Mary ebout2 years od-t
is suspected that they have taken passage in OF the
steam boats, and making their escape TO of the
Northern ports Masters Of vessels, and all others,
orewarned against receiving haboring the said wo
wan, or her chdfen under the severest penalties Of the
law. ROBERT BOILING
For Miss Mariana Boiling
Petersburg. October %. 4s-12t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-12

a aid "MURDOCK" WlNE.-The subscriber has in
W store and offers for SALE old and very superior Ma
deira Wine, from the house Of MURDOCH, YUILLE s.
Co., in pipes, half pipes, quarter and half ar. casks,
Also, very choice lot in demijohns,
2 pipes and half do fine old Sicily,
Pale Sherry in hall pipes. ]. WIGHT.
November 5. 53-4t
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YnNHE subscriber, from this day, will carry the Bell
IA and Brass Founding Lock and Smhing Business, in
all its various branches in his New Shops door above
his old Stand He is prepared to manufacture Bells,
Crates Hinges, and all other kinds OF iron and brass
work. generally used in house building all kinds Brands
cut tim STEEL iron copper, any other kind Of metal
My furnace will be thankful receive any orders from
my friends, to prove them its utility and power. Great
teniion paid 10 any orders from town country
Brass Castings executed either night day, TO suit my
customers and friends. s. ID. DENO0N.
November 8. 52-St
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4 noes ACRES of roiuaDie IVood Land 70,

d 6DcoD ACRES Of r0iudbie IPood Land for
"a 400 Oep saie.--Pursuant 10 the last Will and
Testament OF Maj. Charles Williamson, decd and in
der to effect division with the Legatees OF said Will
shall offer at Public Auction at the Red House, in the
county Of Charlotte, Thursday 2ls OF November next,
fair il not, the next fair day, Sunday exceped), that
valuable tract OF IPUod Land, situated in the Counties Of
Campbell and Charlotte containing by recent survey 700
Acres less adjoining the Lands OF William An
derson, Henry Wheeler, Allen w. Freshman, Martin
Hancock and others.
Wood Land equally valuable lying in the aforesaid coun
ties and nearly TO the other containing by
cent survey, SOB Acres less adjoining the Lands
of VIM and Richard Paulet, Peuys estate, and others
The whole OF these Lands above stated, in their
original growth lying upon the waters OF Cub creek, and
only 27 miles from Lynchburg They valuable, and
well adapted 10 tho various cultures Of that section Of
country 1t is unnecessary 20 enter into description oil
thom-their appearance, fertility OF SOIL and many adj
vanages because those who may 10 purchase will
view for themselves Reference is given TO Messrs.
Martin Hancock and San'l T. Moses, residing The
premises, by whom they will be shewn.
Terms, one, two, and three years credit, the purchaser
giving bond, with approved security, and deed OF trust
The Lands The title is believed 10 be uncxcepdonabe;
but acting Administrators, with the viii annexed, shall
onley convey such title as am a;''horzed by said will.
EDWARD WORSHh l, .fdmr.
Of Charles WiHdmion, Sen'r, decd.
Amelia County, Sept. 10. 45-tds
he day of a aud send their this Office for collections
N@TlLLlAMSBURG Ladies' Seminary MISSES
w BALLANTINEs respectfully informs their patrons
and the public, that the duties Of their Institution
comprises all the various branches OF a complete Eng
lish Education: French Drawing, Painting in EDgstroms
syle Japanning aud Music. Misses BIS return thanks
for the liberal encouragement already extended TO them
and their patrons that their arduous duties
faithfully discharged. The discipline of the School is
mild, yet rm and every attention is paid to the morals oil
their pupils The session comprises nine months, from
November July slst. Terms for the whole
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-12

FETHE subscribers intending change his residence,
n wishes 10 sell his estate called Botomsbrdge, for
merly the residence of the late Mr.. William Savage lying
in the county OF Henrico, Cbckahominy River, twelve
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 it rstrae meadow land and in woods, oil the
most valuable kind Of timber, such ASH maple oak
elm sc. 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 gentee family, with all necessary ouhouscs
and in pretty good repair.
The estate will be offered for sale on the premises to
the highest bidder at public auction, Thursday the
fifth day OF December next, fair if not the fair
day, credit OF and three years, upon the pur
chaser paying interest from the first OF January, and
executing bond, with good security, and deed OF
the premises TO the payment of the purchase
money.
At the time and place will be sod all the house
hold and kitchen furniture, plantation utensils, stock OF
horses and mules, cattle sheep and hogs, crop of corn
fodder, hay, oats, peas, &c.
Terms IF Sdle-For under twenty dollars, cash
will be required and for 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 Major Edmund Christian, OF the city of Rich
mond, or on the subscriber, residing the premises
WILL. ALBERT CHRISTIAN.
November 2. Std
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NJ OTICE-Was committed to the Jail OF the City oil
U Richmond, on the sixth day Of May last, a
way, Qhe owner unknown0 Negro man, who says his
name is Charles Day. and that he is free man; born
and raised in Alexandria, has free papers, and says that
he had any. Charles is about 20 years DID, five
feet two inches high of dark copper color well set,
marks discov erable had when committed, grey cassi-
net round about and pantaoons blue cloth ves he
that his mother set free before he BORN by Mr.
MIR. Z. Neal, (when he Mayor of Alexandria) and
that he knows him TO be free; il he is runaway, his
ner required to forward prove property pay charg
es and take him away, he will be dealt with the law
directs DAVID WHITE, Jailor,
for William ID. Wren, Serg't Richmond
August Is. 2S-3m
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III ANDS FOR SALE.-In conformity to Deed OF
H1 Trust made to the subscribers by Josiah Legrand
and duly recorded in the Halifax and Charlotte Clerks
Offices, we purpose selling for cash, the highest bidder
at auction in order to discharge the debts the said Deed
mentioned, two Tracts OF Land lying in the county
OF Halifax on Difficult creek, containing 352 Ia acres
about miles north OF Halifax Court house, and
bounded by Robertss mill pond, the lands of Moody Abb
bolt and others. The neighbos represent the said
10 be valuable for the production OF tobacco and other
crops, and well improved The sale Of the above tract of
land to be made Halifax Court the 25h day of
November next, being Court day. The other Tract of
Land lies in the county Of Charlotte, containing 800 acres
sdescrbed by the Deed, and bounded by the lands OF
Thomas C. Spencer JohR Hachel and Others being the
said Legrands residence, believed be short distance
from Charlotte Courthouse The sale of the last mem
toned tract of Land to be made Charlotte Court house
on the I'd day OF December next, being Court day The
titles to the said Tracts OF Land believed be perfect;
but as Trustees, other title will be made but that vest
ed in us by the said Deed JAMES ADHESION,
WILLIAM PENICK.
November 5. 53-wtds
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/ "a AND AND MILL FOR Satisfactorily to an
ID act Oh the General Assembly Of Virginia, and de-
oil The County Court of Sussex, will he sold at pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder, the 15h day OF No.
venber next, the premises, the Tract OF Land in the
county OF Sussex, which the late Major John Ednonds
formerly resided, containing between three and four thou
sand acres. The land is finely waercd has com'oa-
BILE dwelling house on it, with all the necessary houses for
farm and valuable mill. Ii will be sold entire, or de
vc TO suit purchasers and presumed TO be unneces
sary describe the quality OF the SOIL those DESTROYS
of purchasing will no doubt view and Judge for themselves
The Commissioners believe the title TO be good but will
only convey such is vested in them by said act aud de-
cree-Terms made known on the day Of sale, by the
Oct. %. [iS-tis] COMMISSIONERS.
IA AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber having deter
y mined 10 TO the city oil Richmond, for the
purpose of devoIng himself to the practice of law, will
sell the Farm on which he row resides in the upper end
oil the county OF New Kent, Chickahominy river, If
teen miles from Richmond. The Farm contains
hundred acres, about two hundred of which low
grounds believed TO be equal any the river the high
lands are in state OF handsome improvement, and are
eqal in fertility TO any in that part OF the Countrywide
improvements sufficient, nearly Tor the Farm
there is very fine apple orchard OF about eight hundred
Trees comprising great variety Of fruit for the table and
cider not previously disposed OIL it will be offered at
public sale the premises, Monday the 18th day of
October next; i'll the mean e those disposed to purchase
September s. JOHN b. CLopToN
~ The above saeis postponed TO the 25ih day OF No
rember inst, whcnit will certainly take place. unless phi
vaely sold before; and that day the premises will be
sod all my stock and crop OF every kind plantation uten
sis, household and kitchen furniture.
Nov. D. [52-tis] JOHN b. CLOPTON.
n AND AND NEGROES FOR SALE.--w be ex
Ii posed TO public sale, Monday the 10Th of Decem.
Der next at the residence of the late Leonard Henderson,
near WILLIAMSBURG Granville county, North Carolina, the
Tract of Land whereon he resided, containing about
700 together with 80 40 NEGROES between $50
and 800 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 of fine qua
lily in high state of improvement, extensive MANFRED
Lots well watered and adapted TO the cultivation of To-
bacco and Grain. The improvements consist of large
commoious Dcceling House, various Offices and every
necessary out house, and good tobacco hansstuated
mile west OF Wian7borough, in of the healthy
and refined neghborhoos in the State and aordng eve
ny convenience for the education OF children. The Ne
consist OF men, and children, young and like
ly, AMI among them first boot and shoemaker,
carriage driver The valuable Ldto Library of the decd
will be sold at the same time.
j. l.. HENDERSON, Jr., Ex'or
OctObcr L. 42--ds
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NEW ADYEEe'FaS K3Hs ElNTS.

FHVHE subscriber will continue his school the ensuing
"A year, al his residence (Chshnanagur) in the coun-
" of Hanover, miles above the Fork Church, COM
the 18th OF January, and terminate the 18th Ci
December, with vacation OF month during the sum
Iner In his school will be taught the Latin and Greek
Languages together with such instruction. in the English,
as usually given in similar Institutions The Of
board end tuition including washing lodging Sc. for the
scholas ic year of 10 months, will be $780, TO be paid
half yearly in advance. The height is healthy and
the society good. The subscriber having retired from
Bar and being in agricultural pursuits pledges
leciua and moral improvement of the youth committed to
his charge. Boys under tho age of ID years. will be pre-
ferrcd Letters addressed 10 the subscriber, Newioun
Mills Post Office, Hanover county will be promptly at
tended 10. RICHARD +. DARRACOrr
November II. -5l-w3t
an ERY-VIRGINIA.-At rules held in the
Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chanccry for the county of Hanover the 4h day
OF November, 1885,
james T. Sutton and Edwin Shelton, Plaintiffs
against
Thomas Price, Jr and Thomas boswell, Executors of
James Boswell dec. Samuel Anderson, Charles Vest and
Eliza his wife, John Pearson and Charlotte his wife, Will
liam l.. Thompson, rarlon Peasants and Thomas Price,
Jr, administrator de honis OF Saml Anderson the elder
and administrator OF Lew p. Anderson, dec Dets
The defendant Samuel Anderson, not having entered
his appearance and given security according to the act Of
Assembly and the rules Of this Court and appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is nhahtant of this
Commonwealth, the motion OF the plaintiffs it is order
cd that the said defendant do appear here the first
Monday in February next and answer the plaintiffs bill
and that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in
newspaper published in the city OF Richmond, for
months successfully and that another copy be posted
the front door of the Court house Of this county.
Cupy-Teste. PHILIP D. WINSTON, c. G.
November II. 5l-wSw
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NoYemher 3.

FENO VIRGINIA FARMERS s. MECHANICS
n Having purchased of w. &. BoRLAND his interest
in the patent right OF Fox BoRLANDs spring bed sta
pie tooth Ihreshing Machines hereby give notice that
have appointed Mr.. JABEz PARKER of Richmond
my Agent Tor making and vending said machines, and mn
patent horse poWers, throughout the State Of Virginia.
also my agent and lawful attorney for making sales Of
county rights 10 said machines and horse powers through
out the State OF Virginia, except the counties of Lou
doua, Jefferson, Berkeley and Fauquier
copy signed FREEMAN FOX.
The subscriber has just received six of the above
IhTtshinS HdchiIeS, which believed 10 be far pre-
ierabe all other tooth machines they are believed to
thrash laser, cleaner and with less power HI has also
tor sale two OF Woods patent thrcshing machines with
steel spring heaters, which in pon, Of strength perform
ance, and durability thought surpas all other beat
ing machines all of which warranted. He has also
constantly Tor sale patent SaO cutters and sheeTs
which he has greatly improved and which believed
be greatly superior TO all others in the United States
These who may be in want OF any Of those valuable
machines, invited TO call his shop, opposite the
Union Hotel, and examine for themselves.
Sept g. T3i-wlf1 JABEZ PARKER
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HHANOVER COURTHOUSE RACES.-The Han
81 IA over Jockey Club Races will commence the
Hanover Court house Course, the 4h Tuesday in No
vember, and will continue three days.
FIRST DAY--SweePstakes for colts and FLIES years
DID, mile heats, entrance 800, halt foreit3 10
make race, TO close the evening preceding the
SECOND DAY-Proprietor's purse $780, two mile heats,
entrance $l5.
THIRD DAY-Jockey club purse $500, four mile heats
entrance $20-nO discount on the purses.
The proprietor the public that every effort will
be made to give entire satisfaction. His establishment
large, and afford comfortable accommodation great
many persons-The tract ofthe oldest and best in
Virginia.
Ample Siableage and litter furnished.
J. ID. ANDREWS, Proprietor.
October 4. 43-wtd
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a DVEkIlSEMEN T.-Ihe subscribers present their
IA grateful acknowledgements to the public for the ex
tcnsve patronage which it has bestowed upon their
WHEAT THREsHING MACHINE, during the past sea-
SON. They are under peculiar obligation 10 those gentle
who have volunteered their certificates favor of
Tie construction and performance OF the machine. They
now inform the public, that they have made some impor
tan, improvements-founded upon experence-in their
construction. They deem il only 10 ri
fy improvement in the horse power the importance of
which will be obvous:The master wheel is kept i'm con.
nexion with the pinion, and in perfectly horizontal posi-
on by small cast iron cylinders placed in the frame lust
underneath so as just to touch the wheel in its revou-
tons. BY this the is entirely taken off the box and
cone, which formerly loosensd.
They will, in few days, take out patent for their
machine. The threshng part of which is denominaed
f" METALLIC THREsHING Box" and such is its con-
sirueon that 1t will not be injured by accident which
would destroy any other machine. The Cylinder beats
and combs at The time and The edges Of the Beaiers
become dull, they be changed 10 have four fresh
edges The same may be said of the Bars i'm the Box
Those who may paronze them the ensuing season. may
rest assured of having machines of the best order as TO
power, expedition, aud durability. The subscribers in
tend address the public agan when they will state their
price Tor machines and for patent rights ,
fredericksburg Nov. 8. 5a-wlw
I'm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Cumberland coun.
II iy Court, 23d September 1885,
William @. Haskns Thomas Dowdy and Martha his
wife, formerly Martha Haskins, plaintiffs.
against
Creed r. Gaskins, John T. Haskips James Cooper and
Jane his wife, Thomas Baow, aud Polly Ballow, Dehs
The defendants, James Cooper and Jane his wife Tho
mas Balow and Polly Baow, not having entered their
appearance, and given security according to the acts of
Assembly and the rules OF this court and il appearing
by satisfactory evidence that they are not inhabitants Of
this country IS OTdered, that the said defendants do an
pear here the first day Of December Court next and
answer the bill OF the plaintiffs; and that copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper published
IN the city OF Richmond Tor two months SUCCESSFULLY and
posted at the front door Of the court house of This county
Copy. Teste. H. u. WOODS0N, u. G.. !
October 70. i0-wsw
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NOTICE Petition will be presented 10 The lie xt
~ Legislature OF Virginia, for the passage Of law cree
atng Joint Stock Company, TO construct Turnpike
Road, lfom Wilmington, in the county OF Fuvanua, by
Carriers Bridge 70 ntcfscct with the stanton and James
River Turnpike at or near Gmlands Store or Coles Mill
November B. 52-3t
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r. COX HEREl LOOK HERE one Cent te,oard I.
y 4 Reo away from no Subscriber about 18th Angus
1888 bound boy about ~ Yeas Of age, named sGn
TRY JAMES PANfPIfN, Tr
Wofminstcr, Nelson, Nov 53-Gt