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Cancer.

TsN find the art of Healing, generally.
n ii subscriber respectfully informs the inhabitants
of Richmond and vicinity, who may wish his aiG, that he
has become competeny acquainted, by the instructions
from the celebrated Dr. Lynch, OF New York city, TO
that formidable and fatal disease denomnated Cancer,
without the Of knife causc, but effected in the
same way and manner as practised by Dr. Lynch, who
has met with unparalleled in the treatment Of this
complaint, and also that Of FistuIa Fistno.-As the
subscriber is here now, from the City Of New York. 10
spend the winter, any person wishing 10 he cured of the
above named complaints will please apply Immediately
to him, al The Mansion House, lain Street
Richmond Jan. 6. w. w. MARSHALL.
Certificate from Dr. Lynch.
do hereby certify that Dr. w. w. Marshall has been
under my instruction. AID assisted in my business,
which is attending Cancer complaints, aud the of
healing generally. He is using my medicine I
think him capable and worthy the confidence Of those al
hiced. ID. LYNCH.
The subscriber refers TO Mr. Day, Of Manchester; Mr..
Gillian Mr. James Csskie, Archibald Thomas, and Mrs.
Ezekiel DAVIS, Main Street, Richmond; Mr. Benjamin
HARRISON of Berkeley; and Miss Minis OF Manchester,
who has been under his in New York, lately.
All letters must be post paid. W. W. NJ.
January 7. 74-wn
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VHNo CAPITALIsTS.-The subscriber being DESTROYS
n of closing his business in Montgomery, Alabama
offers for sale liberal terms, the weknown Franklin
Hotel, and all the outbudngs belonging TO the same
which establishment from its situation and adj anages is
considered one OF the hest stands Hotel in the South
country Ii is doing very extensive business, and
under good reputation. Also, fine twostory wooden
building, situated the Franklin Hotel; the lot 'front.'
ing two streets with out buildings, kitchen, smoke
house, &C. This building contains three rooms, fronting
on the main business street. suitable for fancy establish
mens Of merchandise handsome lot, recently
cupsd as baking establishment, fronting Market-st
The subscriber offers his Stock of GooDs, and Stand
for Business, as Watch and Jewelry Establishment
the stand Is inferior 10 none any where and the Goods
are well purchased. Watch Makers, DESTROYS Of fine
stand and prospects for business, would do well 10 avail
themselves Of so good an opportunity for business.
The subscriber has few Goods suitable for the dealer
in merchandise, which will be sold very low.
Whoui putting, these premises well known 10 pay
fine interest the capital invested, and are very vaua-
BILE property, and with the increasing prospects Of Mont
gomery which is daily Improving the importance and
lue Of this property is constantly enhancing.
Any person wishing TO purchase the whole, any part
Of the property, will please address their comnunca
to the subscriber early. Z. TOMPKINS.
montgomery, Dec. FL, 1888. H-Rt
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AND FOR SALE offer for sale my Plantation
IL called Ciouerland, lying in the county Of Prince
William, 35 miles distant from Alexandra and Washing
ton. Ii contains 1900 acres has on il large Diceng
House, Barn and other improvements, and an excellent
Mill Site, which Saw Mill is erected. The land has
been well ed and for several years past improved by the
Of clover and plaster the effects of which,
where visible, fully proven 1t is divided
into fields OF equal and convenient size and under the
best enclosures. This Plantation is justly considered
among the best in the upper country its situation is
healthful and beautiful
AS purchasers will view the premises before making
Offer further particulars deemed Ii de-
sired, immediate possession may be given Letters ad-
dressed 10 me Up st paid) be directed TO this place
CHARLES SHIRLEY CARTER.
N. b. In my absence, Mr.. Edmund Newman, Agent,
will attend to gentlemen wishing to view the premises
Richmond City, Dec. 2A,h, 1888. [69-ul c. S. c.
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FENHE thorough bred imported Race Horse BARE
IL FOOT will stand the ensuing season, (Which will
commence the LIST OF February, and terminate the
LIST OF July) at my Farm adjoining the town Of Manches
and opposite to the City OF Richmond The terms
fifty dollars the discharged BY the payment OF forty
within the season-and sixty TO insure with oal-
and one dollar TO the Groom-Companes or individuals
sending six will be charged but for FIVE. There
lots and sheds prepared for and pasturage with
out charge. Every attention will be paid to prevent acci-
BILE for either Mares will be fed grain % aday
ing them. Barefoot foaied the property of Mr.. Watt
ers of horses in all Englnd who sold him to Lord
Darlington, from whom he purchased by his present
owner, Admiral Sir Isaac Coffin, who sent him to this
English turf any horse of his day. having beaten
OF the best in England and is said TO be the only
horse ever imported, that had won the GREAT ST. LE-
GER For detail OF his performances, hand bills.
Barefoo,s pedigree is equal to that oil any horse. He
got by Tramp OF Rosamond, by Buzzard; her dam
Ro'ebury, sister Hubby, by Phenomenon her dam Miss
West, by Machem, Reguius, Crab, Childers Basto.
Tramp got by Dick Andrews out of Johanna mare
her dam Faxinea, by Trentham, Woodpecker, EverIas
ing, by Eclipse. Dick Andrews got by Joe Andrews,
out OF Hghhyer mare; her dam by Cardinal Puff, Tat
Ter, Snip, Godolphn Arabian. Joe Andrews got by
Eclipse, out OF Amaranda by Omnium; her dam Cloudy,
| by Blank, Crab, Partner, SC.
Barefoot is red sorrel, five feet two inches high, Of
great bone and sinewand highly formed any horse.
| f. C. MAYO.
| Richmond, January Goth, 1884. sI-2aw3w
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NJOTICE. There is now confined IN the Gao OF the
Il City Of Richmond, negro man, who calls himself
HENRY WILSON, and says he belongs 10 Arthur EN-
merry OF King Queen County, State Of Maryland Said
Henry Is about 30 years Of age OF dark brown complex
ioo and about FIVE feet inches high " said Henry
does belong 10 said Emmery, he will please forward
prove property, pay charges and take him away, other
wise he will be dealt with as the law directs m such cases
THOMAS HARDY,
GaoIT for HIN ID. Wrenn, s. c. r.
Richmond, Dee. 9Th, 1888. 70-w12w
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rules held in the
u Cerk's Office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
Nicholas Poindexer, executor of William O. Poin-
:texter. deceased, Plaintiff.
St against
y David nj. Parrish, Valentine Parrish, and -Lipsconb
Crank; and William Shelton Minor and Bensmn Duke,
executors OF John Shelton, deceased, who surviving
partner OF Shelton s. Harris, Defendants.
THE defendant, Lpscomb Crank not having entered his
appearance and given security the act Of Assembly and
the rules OF this Court, and it appearing by satisfactory
eyidence. that he Is nhabitant Of this Common
wealth. sorered that he do appear before the Judge Of
said Court at the Court House, the first day of
April term next. and the plaintiffs bill and that
copy Of this order be iorw inserted in newspa
per published In the City of Richmond, and continued for
two months successfully and that another copy be posted
nj the front door OF the Court house OF this county.
Copy. Teste, w. MILLER, G. c.
January 80. S4-w9w
TAOCTOR WILLIAM II. MAGRUDEr, having To-
H. Gated himself at Louisa Court house, respe ctully
oilers his professional services to The public.
Janusry 80. 84-9t
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-PUrsusnt TO de-
cree Of the Circuit superior Court OF Law and Chan
Gerry Tor Surry county, pronounced in the suit OF PETIT
way vs. The heirs Of John Faulcon dec and others,
!ne ION DAY oil October last, shall offer 10 the highest
bidder, at New Hope, the late residence Of said John
faucon, on credit OF six and twelve months the 18th
day Of February next, all the lands Of which said John
Fsucon died seized The said lands are divided into
several distinct farms known by the name of New Hope
Melville, Mill Neck, &c. Several Of said farms have an
abundant supply OF excellent marie, aud are in the i'm
mediate vicinity Of James Rvcr-No conveyance will
be made until the further order Of said court.
VIM. f. BAILEY, DepufV for
r. H. Edtoords, Sheriff Of s. c.
Dec. a. 6g-w6w
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BY RIrCHIE & COOK.

~ The EN0URER published twice week, generally,
ehreo times during
Price, the heretofore Five Doa in adj
Notes OF chartered spccieaying (on will DO
esivcd The Editors will the safety OF remit
hem by mails ne postage all letters being paid by
No will DO discontinued but the discretion Of the
Eiors, until all arrcaragcs have been paid up
~ Whoever will the Of nine shall
have the tenth gratis
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
Ono frat nsertion rs cents;
OF assumed bv in this cits its envons.
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YHNHE Subscriber, having purchased that weIknown
n Tavern, called HopkinsvIe, in the lower end OF
Powhatan county, on the main stage road from Richmond
TO Lynchburg, offers his services TO the public Ia
vern keeper, and pledges himself 10 every exerion
TO give general satisfaction. For that purpose, he has
been considerable expense in furnishing every depart
ment of his establishment, TO unite venience,
plenty, and comfort and he again the public that
nothing his part shall he wanting TO give satisfaction
and respectfully invites them TO call and Judge for them
selves. ii. w. MAUCK.
Jan. %. S2-10lT
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NEGROES WANTED. Persons who bring negroes
TO the Richmond market for sale, will ind it 10 their
advantage 10 call at the first door above Eys livery stable
on street. the Bell Tavern; where have house
constructed Tor the safe keeping and boarding Of negroes
and where will give sellers Of Slaves any assistance that
may be cessary in selling. CHAS. MILLS.
If
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NWONSIEUR TONSON.- This noted Stallion will
lVA stand the ensuing season, at my sons George W.
Jonson's in the county Of CHESTERFIELD about 20 miles
from Richmond and Petersburg and
The Celebrated Race Horse ANDREW will stand at my
sons, Edward Johnsons,) in the county Of Dnwddo,
about 80 miles south of Petersburg the Main Stage
Road. Particulars as TO both, hereafter.
January 8. G75-t0 w. r. JOHNSON.
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g ALE-will be sold at public auction, on Thursday.
- the Oh Of February, at the plantation oil the late
Capt Frs. Smith, dec. Fork Creek in Louisa county,
credit Of IL months, all the Negroes belonging TO the
said estate and the estate farm ITSELF supposed TO
tain 400 acres with all the horses, cattle and other stock
the premises; also, the corn OATS fodder SC. and farm
ing uen.ils-Bond and approved security will be
qured.
Also. Thursday the 18th February, will in like
be sold, the late residence Of said Frs. Smith, dec.
the plantation which he lived in Chesterfield county,
near Manchester, containing about $50 thought 10
be fertile any land in its neghborhood, and remarka
bly, healthy-severa houses and lots Main street in
Manchester and about 40 among them
likely young men, the horses cattle and other Stock with
the corn, fodder, oats, farming utensils and house,
hold and kitchen furniture all credit of IL months
Bond and approved security will be required.
FRANCIS SMITH, Executor.
Jan. %. Sl-St.
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NEw WAREHOUSE IN CLARkSVILLE.-The
" subscribers having qualified as Inspectors at Vsna
be's Warehouse give notice TO planters, and the public
in general tina, they ready TO receive tobacco, and
will by prompt attention, as well as every exerlion in
their power endeavor give satisfaction 10 those who
may send tobacco TO their
GEORGE CARRINGTON,
JOHN CARDWELB,
January 4. t73-2aw6w1 Inspectors.
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A TEACHER WANTED.-A gentleman qualified
IA to instruct in Latin, French, and the various English
Branches hear of desirable situation in oil the
heahest counties in the State, by making early aPpi
cation to GEO. ID. FISHER,
Cross st. leading to Mayo's Bridge
Jan. 81. S0-u
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THNHE distributes Of the military claims OF Walter
III Scott, decd, hereby notified that the said claims
ready for distribution, and that il is desirable that
other OF said distributes should forward
and administer the estate OF the said Walter Scott
decd preparatory 10 distribution OF the claims Aforesaid
as the undersigned does not intend TO administer said
estate. A. y. Administrative
of Geo. b. .Noody, dec'd
Jan, q. NSy
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UNOR SALE OR RENT-A Farm within nine miles
IL Of this city, in Henco county, situated on the mail
stage read Louisa Court House and two half miles
above the termination Of the Brook Turnpike. 1t contains
three hundred and sixteen acres, of which only eighty
cleared; the balance being heavily covered with
wood. The improvements consist Of a large two story
brick house, well finished, with six rooms and three good
cellar rooms and all necessary out buildings OF the
cleared land there must twelve Of meadow
which, with very little abour and expense might be made
valuable The wood cut and brought to market, is
posed, would pay what is asked for the place
For terms, which will be made accommodating, apply
TO DR.. Joseph Trent, and Mr.. Richard Crouch.
FRANCIS LEIPER
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VWNHE highest prices paid for flour barrel billes and
IL hoop poles, delivered at the PenitenIiary.
Jan. 49, [SI-u1 T. G. MONCURE, G. A. p.
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JAN. o.

6SANCHO FOR SALE--A fine young JACK, four
- years old in June next, descendant OF Roses cele
brated Sancho, about four feet five inches high well
made, will be calculated 10 make fine this Spring
He ioaled the property of Mr. Spencer Coleman, Of
Sposy vana, and is OF the stock Of which he has
sold many fine Jacks, OF which readily brought him
thousand dollars and considered cheap at that
price Any person wishing to purchase trade for him.
would do well TO call on the subscriber, any time before
the first day Of April not sold lac will stand my
stable in Spotsylyana, and Pole Cat plantation in Caro-
line. Terms hereafter ELLIOTT DEJARNATTE.
Spoitsy lvsDis County, Jan. %. Sl--w3w'
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A1AA DOLLARS REwARO.-Run away IRON
Ell II NHQH the suhscriher. residing near the Raniisi

R mn DOLLARS REWARD.-Run away from
~ IL WV the subscriber, residing near the Baptist
DABNY, formerly the property of Absolam Pate. dec.
of Hanover county, and fom whose estate he pur
chased Said negro is about 80 years Of age rather dark
compleXion with long whiskers; about feet inches
in hight thin vsage, slow in speech, but Of very inte-
gent countenance and expression. He dressed in
dark mixed cassneu coat and panaloons striped Virginia
cloth vest and took with him hat, and other clothing
1t is probable that he has been furnished with pass or
free papers, to aid him in getting off but doubt is
present either in Hanover the vicinity Of Richmond
II taken in The city OF Richmond within the State and
delivered TO secured in jail that get him.
ward OF 1925, and all reasonable charges, will be paid
and if of this State, 500.
Dec. 27. [70-U1 JOSEPH BERNARD.
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AtASH FOR NEGROES.-I shall be absent two or
u three months from Richmond. During my absence,
Mr. WIN. H. Goodwin will attend my Jail and the Pur
chase OF slaves for me. Liberal prices will be paid
Nov 49, 1911 LEWIS a. COLLIER.
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loo DOLLARS REwARD.-Ran " sy from the
j M suhscrher In haui. ON lie 2Sl

lVO subscriber in Goochand. on Saturday he 18th
ult. negro James, about feet or inches high and
OF rather dark complexion for muao. with reddish eyes
and peculiar spot one oil his cheeks IL is supposed
that he has made of Tor Ohio, by the Guyandoe road.
that he is lurking about Richmond wi the view OF get,
ting off by vessel will give the above reward il taken
without the limits of the State, $50 il he is secured in
calls himself James Cook, and originally from
Gloucester: he is first rate carriage driver and house
servant, and can both read and wri'e.
ELIZABETH GARLAND.
JAM. 4. 10 l2t
black bay Mare, about fifteen and half hands high.
showing the marks OF gear white feet and ANGLES behud,
and both Of her feet white and star In her fore
head missing when James off, and supposed
he has taken her with him. .
Jan 81 [S4-1tj E. G.
OF Tho Kanawha Banner will please publish tho above
week for hreo col
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"ARYLAND HOSplTAL-The period Tor which
lvl this well known Institution heretofore leased
having expired, open for the reception OF Patients
under the exclusive management aud control OF "The
President and FISHERS Of the Maryland Hospital" in
Institution.
The Buildings extensive and having been built
pressy for Hospital, well adapted Tor the purpose
They airy and commodous, aud their situation the
heights, adjacent 10 the improved parts OF the City OF Bal
umore, is healthy and convenient From the i'm.
provements which have been made in the Institution
offers many advantages to those whose msounes induce
them TO avail themselves OF it's benefits Persons labOrng
under alienation OF mind, any bodily nfrmtes Except
sickness OF infectious contagious character will be
received; able medical and surgical enhance will be a
orded then and the character of the nurses who
Unable members Of the "Sislerhood Of Charity is suf
cent guarantee that every attention will be paid the
safety and comfort OF the inmates Of the Hospital. Terms
moderate as heretofore. By order OF the Board
r. 8. STEUART, President.
G. HOWARD. Secretary. [7S-4iMiwl Jan. l6.
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EpOYDroN FEMALE ACADEMY.-Ibe annual
of this School will The FIRST Mon
day in FEBRUARY next and close the last Wednesday in
November.
All tile departments are now filed with competent in
sructcrs, and the subscriber pledges himself that each
pupil shall be thoroughly disciplined In mind, manners
and H..
ErpeusesJor The Session often months
Tuition in all he b ancbes OF English education,
including course Of Mathematics and Sci
ence, with experiments, $50 90
French or 1tslan, 1910
Music OH the Piano, 2o 90
Y uilion in all he above branches, 50 90
Board, lodging washing frewood, aud lights in
cluded, IS per month, 80 90
Painting and drawing, in all cases, a separate
charge, 10 90
Payments are 10 be made half in advance, the balance
At The end Of FIVE month";.
Mrs. Kingmsn will give private lessons the Guitar,
Oriental Tindng and EmbrOldefing.
~. A. GARLAND.
Boydlon, MeckIenburg County.
Dee A. 62-wCJ-eotIF
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"ELCEFONTE FOR SALE-The subsc rber oilers
for sale the above valuable establishment lying i'm
mediaely Cocks road in the county OF holloway, about
thirty five miles from Petersburg This place is situated
in good healthy and respectable neighbourhood, and
tans about five hundred of Land, large proportion
OF which is in woods and has large and OF the
best finished dwelling houses in this part Of the country,
with an unusual number Of other buildings, such as
store house, &c. and there is within fifty yards of the
dwelling OF the best springs in Virginia IL
tied by him about ten twelve years ago for Tavern
and has been kept such since but is situated
that may be easily converted into private residence
if the purchaser thinks proper. Its local situation is
OF the beet in this country for professional gentleman
particularly that Of physician, the best evidence Of
which ia, that settled here in 1880, and very short
time acquired very extensive and lucrative practice Ii
will also suit any gentleman who is fond Of the turf hav
ing il Of the best training tracks in The State with
all necessary stables and respectable Jocky Club sub
scrpon 10 the amount Of about $500 which has yet four
years 10 SAMUEL Ii. JETER.
BellefOne, Nottaway county, Jan. 4. 76-w6w
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FHNHE Annual General Meeting OF the Members Of
IL the Mutual Assurance Society against fire on build
ngs of the State Of Virginia, will be held at the Socieys
Office in Richmond the 3ls January, 1884, at the
hour OF IL o'clock. JAMES RAWLINGS,
Jan. 2. T72-td1 u. H. of the M a. Soc'U
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Jan. 2srd. 1894.

n ALE OF NEGROES.-In pursuance Of a decreal
- der of the County Court Of Honovcr, pronounced in
the Of Bowe Us. Huffman, ct al, the 9th Dec
IS33the undersigned, the commissioner appointed by
the said decree, will sell two slaves, male and female
the latter very likely and valuable house servantat
mond the 18th February next, by public auction, TO
the highest bidder, for cash.
Jan. 18th, 1884, T79-u1 ALBERT G. BOWIE.
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To Mr.. James g. Anthony, and Mary s. his toDe.
NOU will please take notice. that on Thursday the
n goth day OF February next, At the House OF Mr..
WIN. NJ. Gary 81 Loyds in Essex county Va. shall pro.
coed 10 take The dispositions Of Rob p Wafng. ID W.
Pitts Richard Row and Others 10 be read evidence
in cause pending in tie Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Cbanccry, Tor Westmoreland county in which az
executor OF Geo w Lee, decd, plaintiff, and Mary
T. Lee in her character exccnx Of b. M. ee, decd,
and also in her right, aud yourselves defendants;
and IT, from any should fail TO take the said depo.
sions the day before named shall proceed at the
place, from day day, until the dispositions
pleted Your most obedent,
Jan. 16. T7S-wIw1 JOHN II. MICOU.
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ND runaway IN JAIL.--A Negro man, who calls
ia himself MosLs, was committed TO the Jail OF Han
over, county, as runaway, the 29lh day sf August
last, who says he belongs Mrs Ann Peasants OF the
county OF GOochldnd; lie apprelended in the Stage
road, leading from Richmond Fredericksburg, and pa
per found ia his possession, which lie aierw ards acknOw
lodged to be forgery granting Lin permission TO 20 TO
the City OF Washington, in the name OF Ann Plcasans
The sad slave appears be about forty years old OF
middle stature, very black and when committed had
~ appearance OF having been accustomed 10 working in
coal has several about the hands and wrist and had
on when committed blue cloth coat, and grey cassne
panaloons, and old fur hat together with age KNAPP
sack, containing variety Of clothing. The owner is
quesed forward, identify his property, pay Jail
fees, demand his negro, and take him away, else he will
be dealt with as the law directs
LANEY JONES, d. s.,
For Carter Berkeley, Sheriff and Tailor Of HdHoUer Co.
November 8. % -wI2ws
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Richmond, January goth, 1884.