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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-09
TiRRROIcOAA.

YHNTIIS avorite son of Sir Archy will stand another sea-
"a son in Virginia. Great efforts made obtain
him this year in New FORK and South Carolina Having
hitherto until the three past stood great dis
lance from chiefly in Alabama and other sections Of
the remote South West, the of his get is almost
confined in this region TO the enduring fame of Washing
ton, Sally Walker and Sally Magee. His get are now az
the head of the Turf in Alabama. 1t will be recoeced
ashington the best three year old OF his year, he
beat the famed Henry, afterwards Ecpses most dstn-
guished competitors and other capital races q g. and
mile heats, heating Chllers, Tyro, SC in the best
ime-Say Walker, it is well known, at the head of
the Turf in 1927, winning at every distance, beating
Ariel, Lance, Janet Betsy Ransom and all competitors
Sally Magee of scarce less fame; thsSfal she was 3
years old kept pace, being in the stable with Mon
seur Onson in almost all his victories being beat only by
Sally Walker and has since maintained her reputation in
the West After the fashion of the day, we will name
other vicors Of the get of Tmoeon that not so well
known to Heis the sire OF wtorn, Molo, Ticker
Defiance Jackson, Norfolk, Micasanca, Cora, Sam
Patches, Popes gr colt, Simmermans hlley, Don Pedro
Betsy Smith, Festivals dam, Maria Jackson's sire Sc
SC in the West-o Mason's Raer the sire of Pri,nero
winner Of the Post stake at Fairfield and ola Sweepstakc
at New Market-$26OO was refused for sally Walker
$4,000 for half of her colt Cadet and $1,000 Tor her
colt when ioaled alive and welI--Hospur and Nancy
Warren.
Timoleon now in fine health and vgor will stand the
ensuing season. commencing the ls OF February aud
pirDg the 1t July, at my stables, Loyds, Essex
county, Virginia, distant 4S miles from Richmond Al
miles from fredericksburg; 40 miles from Hooes Ferry
and IL miles from Tappahsnnock.
Pasturage furnished graismsres fed If desired at 25
cents per dayservants sent with boarded gratis
No responsibility for accidents escapes but great
will be taken 10 prevent either. The subcriheT has we'll
enclosed lots sownin wheat aud OATS Tor grazing. 9TH
ing need be said Of Tmoeon's form performances as
both are too well known in Virginia Terms, $50 the
season. $40 the single leap, TO be paid before The mares
taken from the horse, 800 insurance, be paid
soon as the mare is ascertaned TO be in loal DR. John
Minge, at whose plantation he stood two seasons) as
suros me that he Is an uncOmmOny suse foagetler.
might certificates in confederation Of the above
but | consider II unnecessary. Gentlemen who send
to uoeon, may be assured that great care will be
,aken TO prevent accidents to either them or their loas
Having separate lots, the vicious and empty will be
kept separated from those with colts with the dis
temper, will be received. HENRY A. TAYLOE.
Oakley, near Lloyds,
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NEW ADV EssTTSEMENTS.

a t0PY Of the Report of the Freehoders appointed to
" view and appSli16 an estray Cow taken up by WIN.
90 Pursuant TO the within warrant to directed we
have this day viewed an esray Cow, shcwn to by VIM
Mayo, of this county, and do find her be large red
Cow with little white spot the dewlap, white spot
the left hind leg, and do apprase the said Cow to the
Of ten dollars Certified under hands this 7th
day of January, in the year 1888
JOHN p. PRICE, f.. 81
TH0S. CHILDREES, II. 81
j. BRACKET, f.. s.
Teste. CHAS WILLS, ID. C. III. C.
February 9. sS-wSw
NJOTlCE.-The Subscriber, who has obtaiuod license
IN to practise Law, wiz auend the Hastings Court of
the City of Rchmond and the Superior and Interior
Court. OF Henrieo Powhatan, AID Chesterfield counties
His Office is opposite the Post omce.
Feb 8. tss-itl JOHN AMBLER SMITH.
A LIBERAL price will he give. 800 best vii.
fA low Oak WHEEL roLi'' vered at the
Psnitentiary: seasoned preferred , M
l. u GoNCURE,
FEB. g. neral Agent.
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y Tract Of Land, in the county Of Henrico, on the
Brooke Turnpike, FIVE miles from the city Of Richmond,
Gmmediately opposite BrookheId the property formerly
owned by Benjamin Sheppard Esq, belonging 10
Seo Taylor, Esq The land lies directly on the Turn
pike and contains 50 by actual survey two par
GELS, one containing 20 acres with house, formerly kept
as tavern, with grove 81 the largest oak the
house, and fine well Of wateFte other containing ~
acres separated from The former by 20 acres the proper.
ny OF MIS- Copelandio be sold privately II purchaser
IS obtained by the first Of March 1893 otherwise At auc
ton, on that day The land will be shewn by The tenant
now on the premises For aud particulars apply
SEJDEN & CLELAND, Auols
december 10. 6S-wts
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W The New York Daily Advertiser National Gazette tn
baltimore Chronicle and tho Palladium Boston, adj
yertsement I'LL the M March, forward their accounts TO hi
department for pay "
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Nm CHANCERY.-At a Court continued and held for
Buckingham county the 18th day of February 1888
James Scott, executor of John Leslie, decd. who was
executor OF Robert Craig decd who for Daniel CALL
trustee SC. Benjamin johnson s. Co, John Mckinney,
James StrstoD, Robert Staon who for the benefit
Of James Straton Wesley Sanders, Martha Riddle Oliver
Cross, Fanny Bagby, N. Crawford, William Helm, John
Undertake, Charles Pamore George L. Wilkinson, Gil
ley NJ Lewis and Horatio l. Magruder, William Snoddy
Robert Rves, Mon Rankin and Gallop, Peter r. John.
SON. surviving partner Of Ludlow Bramham & Co.. Rich
ard Boatwrght, Mildred Stroher administrator OF William
STROLLER deceased Richard Edmundson, administrator of
Samuel Edmundson. decd, John Rane, Judith McCon-
nell, administrative ot-McC Come decd, joseph r.
Ferguson administrator OF Joel Ferguson decd Daniel
GueTant, Mary Hudgens, Administrative Thomas Hud
gems decd, Roberta Payne, (who for the benefit
OF Robert Hill and Samuel b. Petit creditors of David
hoss Jr, decd. Pitts
against
George M. Payne and alter l.. Fonane executors of
David Ross, Jr dec, Creed Taylor devsee of the said
David Ross, Jr., dec Jacob Myers and Eliza his wife,
John Duiield and Amanda his wife, Frederick A. Ross
dec, Defendants
The defendants, Greed Taylor, Jacob Myers and Eliza
his wife, and Frederick A. Ross having entered their
appearance and given security according act OF As
scmbly and the rules OF this Court and appearing by sa
tsiactory evidence that they inhabitants Of this
country 1t is ordered that the said absent defendants do
appear here on the first day of the May term and
answer the bills OF the plaintiffs aud that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted i'm newspaper published
in the city OF Richmond for months and
posted at the front door OF the Court House this county
CoPy-Teste. II. ELDRIDGE, C. C.
February 26 95-wSw
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TilnOIeOn.

VHNHIS avorte OF Sir Archy will stand another sc
n son in Virginia. Great efforts were made TO obtain
him this year in New York and South Carolina Having
hitherto, until the three past stood at great dis
lance from chiefly in Alabama, other sections of
the remote South West the of his get is almost
confined in this region 10 the enduring fame of ashing-
tom Sally Walker and Sally Magee. His get are now at
the head of the Turf in Alabama. 1t will be recoected
ashngton was the best three year old of his year; he
beat the famed Henry, afterwards Ecpses most dstin-
gushed competitor and other capital races g. and
mile heats, beating Chders, Tyro, Sc i'm the best
time-Say Walker il is well known was al the head of
the Turf ia 1927, winning at every distance beating
Ariel, Lance, Janet Betsy Ransom and all competitors
Sally Magee OF scarce less fame; the fall she was 3
years old, kept pace, being in the stable with Mon
seur Tonson in almost all his victories being only by
Sally Walker, and has since maintained her reputation in
The West. After the fashion OF the day. we will name
other vctors OF the get of Tmoeon, that are not so well
known to us. He is the sire of Cawhorn Molo Ticker
Defiance Jackson Norfolk, Alicasan.a, Cora Sam
Patches Fope's gr. colt, Smmermaus fey, Don Pedro
Betsy Smith, Festivals dam. Maria Jackson's SIRE Sc
&c in the Wes-ot Mason's Ratler the sire of Prmero
winner OF the Post stake at Fairfield of Sweepsake
at New Market-$25OO was refused for sally Walker
$4,000 for half of her colt Cadet, $1,000 Tor her
colt when foaled alive and well-Hotspur and Nancy
Warren.
Timoeon, in 6ne health and vgor will stan the
ensuing season. commencing the LIST OF February and
prng on the lt july my stables Lloyds, Essex
county, Virginia, distant 49 miles from Richmond Al
miles from Fredericksburg; 40 miles IRON Hooes Ferry
and IL miles from Tappahannock.
Pasturage furnished gratismares fed If desired OF %
cents per day-servans sent with boarded gratis
No responsibility for accidents escapes but great care
VIII he taken 10 prevent either The subcriter has well
enclosed lots sown in wheat and OATS grazing 9TH
ing need be said of imoleons form performances as
both are too well known in Virginia Terms, $50 the
season, $40 the single leap, TO he paid before The
are taken from the horse, 500 insurance. be paid as
soon as the mare is ascerained be in oa DR. John
Mnge, lat whose plantation he stood seasons) as
sures me that he is uncommonly sure foal- getter
might annex certificates in confederation of the above
but consider 1t unnecessary. Gentlemen who send
mares to Timoeon may be assured that great care will be
taken TO prevent accidents either them or their foals
Having separate lots, the vicious and empty mares will be
kept separated from those with colts None with The dis
temper, will be received. HENRY A. TAYLOE.
Oakley, Loyds,
Essex County, Va. jan 81 sI-u
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One million and a half Of dollars TO be provided for in
time Of profound peace, and South Carolina placed in
situation 10 invite hosties, which would plunge us into
still further pecunary difficulties.
But, however desirable such state OF things may ap-
pear to the advocates Of secession could attained
peaceably. Even admitting the right Of South Caroline
TO secede the right OF tire other States to prevent her
from exercising this dangerous privilege, is undeuiabls
What is the law Of nature that subect--Sic taeFe
tao ut GlteHtmI igd0sNIake Of your own rights
inure others What says the law of nations
as to the nature Of tie inury?1he aggrievod party IL
the Judge what Injuries it, not the party which ncts
the injury This maxim has been invariably acted upon
by all the nations OF the earth II unnecessary 10 quote
the nnumerable examples Of its execution especially In
modern lines.Every at al acquainted with history
must be aware Of them The injury, which dissolution
Of this Union would nhct upon the other States Is under
stood by them al. The ntolerabe Of things which
would result from the existence Of an independent
nation in the centre Of the Republic, with foreign hea-
lies and alliances is equally papable. II follows then,
that the exercise Of this right Of secession much
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q AND FOR SALE.-W be sold at public auctions
a for ready money, at Meckenburg Courthouse, the
third Monday in March next, it being the first day of
Meckenburg county court Tract Of Land lying
lenburg, three miles below GAINESVILLE, containing
hundred and fourteen acres sixty of which
grounds OF superior quality above hundred and
twenty OF this land is cleared, the balance is
cleared aud large proportion OF it tobacco land. The
nant residing the plantation will shew the land per-
enbug, pronounced at January court last in suit therein
depending, in which Richard Boyd is plaintiff and Aexan-
der Boyd and Matilda his wife defendants. Selling
Trustee, shall convey only Trustee but the plaintiff
and defendants will unite in deed perfect the title OF
the purchaser, which is believed to be unquestonabe.
g. GREEN, Trustee.
February 49, 92-2aw4w+
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II AW BOOKS, MAPS, JOURNALS, &c.--The un-
"a 4 dersgned has for sale,
Hening's Statutes at large
Gilmer's, Randoph's and Leigh's Virginia Reports
Journal OF the Convention of 1856 and OF the Con-
vcntion of l7SS.
Journals of the House of Delegates from l776 $780,
aud OF the Senate from I77S-9 and 1855 to 1890:
ALSO,
few copies OF tho large Map of Virginia at TO- and
the small Map Of Virginia at 81, both rollers and
in portable cases.
Separate volumes of most of the Reports can be fur
nshed
iisproper guard the purchasers OF the Virginia Re-
ports against prded edition OF the 9th RAN
dops Reports which has been printed in violation of the
copyright, and thrown into the market here. 1t will be
readily distinguished from the original edition (printed by
s. Shepherd s. Co.. Richmond 1920 by the nierorty Of
execution, and il is scarcely necessary remark that lit
tie reliance be placed upon the accuracy of law
book which has appeared under such circumstances.
The undersigned has ii in his power supply any mum
Der OF Law Books of the best editions and at the lowest
prices; and will promptly attend all from pur-
chasers OF the above mentioned Books Maps without
compensation. The Journals of the Conventions and &C.
neral Assembly contain OF valuable aad increstin
information, which entities them to place in every pub
lie and private library in this State
Letters (pos paid) will receive instant attention.
WM III. RICHARDSON
Jan. 10. L79-IStl Librarian of the State.
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February 4.

TX ANAWHA AND.-rhe proprietor OF a valuable
Eva tract OF land lying on the Kanawha River its
Junction with the Ohio and contiguous TO the village OF
Point Pleasant is DESTROYS OF exchanging Tor
fair valuation. The tract consists oil 607 acres, mostly
bottom land and portion OF it in cultivation 1t has been
pronounced by gentlemen who have recently inspected it,
one OF the most valuable tracts the Kanawhl Any
person who may be disposed TO make the proposed
change is requested TO address Major Lawrence Lewis
at Woodlawn, Alexandra, ID. c.. giving descrip-
ton OF his negroes and their prices.
December Is. 65-2awtlstMa
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] REWARD.-Ran awaY from the snbscrih

& Ah REWARD.-Ran away from the subscriber
" III " about the lst OF November last, my man
KITE lie is about 30 years of age feet or inches
nigh, dark complexion small head, eyes and ears his
stand erect has limp in his walk with his feet turned
out and one OF his fore upper teeth Said negro has
been accustomed 10 work in the fdrm and is quite gno
rant have no doubt, but he seduced oil by some
villain aud sent ont OF the State and so or else kept SC
creted.-l will give the above reward If taken i'm the
countyeen dollars if taken in any other county in this
State; or thirty dollars it taken in any other State aud Sc
cured, so that get him again, living in Nooway county
State Of Virginia THOS f. CLARKE
February &C. D5-wtf
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BY RHTCMHE a. COOK

& Tho enquirer is published twice week, generally, and
three tunes week during
Price, tho same heretofore Five Dollars
Notes OF
csvcd in payment Tho Editors will
ting them by mall tho postage of all letters being
No will be discontinued, discretion of the
Edtors until all arrcaragcs have besn paid up.
81 whoever viii guarantee the OF papers, shall
have the tenth gratis. = "
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
R One less first
% cents No advertisement
or assumed by n this It's environs.
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Nm ANCERY--YIRGfNIA Northumberland
u County Court, 11th February, 1893:
Thomas Morrison aud Eliza his WIFE Cornppls
Against
WIN. Pickering and John Pickering, under the age of
twenty-oue years. Defs
This day came the plaintiffs and exhibited their bill
whereupon WIN. W Appleby is appointed guardian adj
lfen' to the infant defendant, John Pickering who fled
his ansyer-and the defendant, WIN Pickering, hay
ing entered his appearance and given security according
70 the act Of Assembly and the rules Of this court; and
appearing to the satisfaction Of this court that he is not
en lnnsodn. o. 'hls Conmonwesh-on the motion Of
plaintiffs, by their COUNSEL il ordered that the said de-
endan do appear here, on the second Monday in Nav
next and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs otherwise the
court will take the for confessed and decree ccor
ngly and that copy OF this order be inserted i'm some
newspaper published in the City Of Richmond for tvo
months successfully aud posted at the front door Of the
Courthouse OF this county, two successive court davs
Copy.-M. B. CRALLE G. G.
req 70. 95-wSws
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hN Monday the 18th February the Stage Coach from
~ Richmond to Fredericksburg will commence run.
ning oaiy, and arrive the evening Washington
City by the splendid Steam. boat Syduey.-Froln Wash
ng'on, to Baltimore and Philsdepha the lines will COM
nence on the same day Travellers from the North and
south VIII Ind no delay. u. PORTER & Co
February 10. OIL
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vRIwENTY DOLLARS REWARD, forlbo approhen.

TEJwENTY DOLLARS REWARD, fortbc spprehen.
sion and securing in jail 80 that get him again my
servant Edmund, who off last Saturday night-pur-
chased last fall from Jos. + Dabney Of Caroline County
lie Is feet 10 ~ inches high dark mulatto stain
mers little when hurried in speech, and very likely; 10
20 Of age lie took with him suit Of pale brown
Virginia cloth and one Of dark grey cassnet. lie will no
doubt attempt got back to Caroline where lie was rails
ed. CARTER BRAXTON
brandon, yNiddIsser County.
February II. 90-2aw4,
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TENRUsT SALE of UaiuaGIe property in Richmond

FBNRUST SALE Of VaiuaJie propertyin Richmond
n BY virtue and i'll pursuance OF Deed of Trust ex-
eeuted 10 us by George W. Trueheat, bearing the
18th day OF july 1925 and admitted in the Of
nee oil the Hastings court for the city of Richmond the
l7h day OF December, 1928, made to secure the pay
nent OF debt therein mentoned: we, the subscribers
or one OF u.s. on the 18th day of March, 1885, il fair
not on the next lawful fair day, at upon the land and
tenement aforementioned will sell public auction for
ready money, all the property and estate conveyed
by the said deed, that is to say, all the right title, inter
est, and estate of what kind, nature, degree or quality
soever TO- in and of certain three soried brick
and the land thereof and thereto adjoining lying and be-
ing situate the South Eastern side of 18th street. and
between + and Streets in the city of Richmond aud
between the house formerly occupied as the
office OF Discount and Deposit of the Bank of the
United States in the said city, and the Tobacco Ware
house, on the said l4h day of July 1925 in the
patton Of Garland IL. MITCHELL with all and singular
the appurtenances TO the said land and tenement be-
longing, all conveyed to by the said Decd
Acting as trustees will convey the purchaser only
such title have by virtue of the said deed and with
out warranty by us; although by such conveyance we
believe, the purchaser will acquire perfect and complete
title TO the premises in fee simple subject Mrs. True
hearts claim OF dover, which she has yet einquish
ed FLEMING JAMES
JOHN FORBES.
Richmond Dec I3 1890 6i-2m
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Y'UchAllOe.

VHNHIS beautiful, leopard cooured horse will stand the
n ensuing season, at the New sore u Buckingham
county The season will commence the 18th Of March
next, and expire the 18th OF June following. Tuckahoe
will be let TO mares at dollars the season. which may
be discharged by the payment Of eight dollars within the
season deem it unnecessary to say any thing in com
mendaton OF this approved foa gette his colts will con.
trast greatly to his credit with those of any horse that has
opposed him in the public favour.
Feb. 20. [95-M6wl THOMAS FI.OURNOY
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V.zRGA,Xa TUESDAY, FEBRHaRY 90.

HAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE-soo acres of
% land in the county OF Abemarle, about two miles BY
water above the hourshng little village Of Scosville-
About 200 acres OF the land river low grounds very
hne quality. The highland is also of excellent quality
There IS Oh this land large dwelling house, nearly built
but unfinished. VIM. Scott, living the land will shew
it to any person disposed to purchase.
G. A. SCOTT.
Buckingham, 18th January. 1892. 76-2awtf
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A NEW LINE OF MAIL STAGES.-The public
IA are informed that the undersigned Propretors es
tablished on January LIST, a Line OF Mai Stages
from LawrencevIe via Boydton and Clarksvills Ha
lisx, Virginia, running in connection with Line
Of Stages which established by them the same
time from the Rail Road at Belfed Lawrence
ville Tho Stages leave Lawrenceville and Halifax on
the sans days Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
resting a, Boydlon over night BY this route the
via the Rail Road to BeI6eld, Lawrenceve, &c. Stu.
dents going 10 aud from Boydon College will find this the
most pleasant aud direct route
AVERY & ToMPKINS, Proprie'ors.
Feb II. 93-U
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duly chosen.
The Senate then proceeded TO the further consideration
OF the Revenue Collection Bill and MIR. Pondexter con.
cluded his speech in opposition to it-when MIR. Grundy
obtained the floor and, after the usual recess until
o'clock, commenced speech in defence OF the Bill which
he had not concluded when this paper put to press
In the House Of Representatives, after Debate, tho
Committee OF Ways and Means instructed enquire
into tho expediency Of modifying, by special BILL SO
much OF the Tariff Act Of the 18th of July last as relates
the charging OF duty imported iron ware according
TO the proportion Of the particular materials OF which
il is composed.
Mr.. Verpanck, from the Committee Of Ways and Means
reported ." Bill, granting further relief TO certain In
surance Companies OF the City Of New York;" which
was read the first and second time. and referred the
Committee Of the Whole
Tbs bill is supplementary passed at the last Ses
sion OF Congress, Tor the payment OF the large damages
recovered against the Officers OF Government in the Ia
mons Tea he present bill provides for the pay
ment OF the COSTS, counsel e. and other charges, a
large amounts attending The long litigation Of those sun'l
ftl was reported by the onniiltee the Public
Land, in consequence Of Letter from The Secretary OF
War; further TO prevent the Unauthorized occupation Of
lands coded to The UDited States, Che particular case now
which bill, being strongly opposed by MIR. Duncan, and
supported by Mr. ickHe was ordered 10 be eng crossed
for third reading
The House then resumed the consideration Of the bill
authorizing the location Of the Virginia Military Warrants
on the Public Lands The amendments reported by the
Committee Of the Whole, agreed 20 by the House
alter which Mr. Russell moved additional section pro-
vidng Tor the issuing Of script to those whose location
with motion by Mr. Irwin recommit the bill gave
10 debate the part Of Messrs. WickiGe RUSSELL Ir
vim, and Mason which continued until one o'clock when
the House proceeded to the Orders Of the Day, and took
up
THE TARrrY BILL.
The question pending the consideration Of bA
duty Of two cents pound on raw cotton.
The debate on Die question vas resumed and continued