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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-03
REAL ESrATE for sole. iu me coun.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE for sale, ia the coun-
~ Of MafheDs.-By virtue Of a decree Of the Cir
cult Superior Court OF Law aud Chsncey for the county
oil Mathews pronounced the 10Th day OF April, 1884,
IN suit depending in the said Court, in the Of
Brooks ct ais, against Brooks ct ais Tor the sale OF the
real estate OF Capt VIM. Brooks, deed.
We, the undersigned, two Of the Commissioners named
IN the decree Aforesaid will proceed TO sell, Mahe
Courthouse, the first day OF August Court ext il lair
not, the next fair day heresfer credit OF IL aud
IL months, the following Tracts OF Land, TO witt One
Tract containing 230 lying in that part OF
~ called Winter Harbour which there is two story
dwelling barn. large and convenient together with all
necessary out houses.
SecondIy-One Tact OF arabic Land supposed 10 con.
tain 40 acres lying within 300 yards of that already de-
scrhed.
Thri!y-One Tract. containing So acres one third Of
which Is iimbered, within mile OF the Mansion house
tract
Fourthiy- One tract containing about 40 acres one
fourth Of which is imberej lies within one mile of the
Mansion House tract
Fhly-Thirty OF well timbered land within one
mile aud halt OF the Mansion House tract.
Sxihly-One tract, containing I20 acres with good
farm House; one-haf Of which Is well timbered.
Seventhly-One tract. containing 60 acres one. half Of
which is arabIe and within hall miles OF the Man
soh House.
Egh,hIy One piece superior White Oak ,mbered land
containing 81 acres, lying about three miles from the
Mansion House.
Ninthiy-One piece superior White Oak and Pine tim
bered land containing so acres lying about four miles
from the Mansion House tract.
Tenthly-One tract, well mbered with Pine contain.
ing 30 within two miles oil the Mansion House tract
Eleven'hly-One Tract, containing 20 acres, with
dwelling house. subject TO Widows dover, within six
miles Of the Manson-house.
Lasily--One Tract, containing so acres subject TO
widows dover within two .niles OF the Mansion house
All OF which Land is convenient to navipable wafer
Bonds, With approved security. will he required of
purchasers. WM NJ. BROMLEY,
SHEPARD G. MILLER,
May "a. I6-12tl Commissioners.
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MAY 27.

NESERAL AGENCY he undersigned residing
IN in Fredericksburg, Vrgnis, having opened an oil.
ice Tor the purpose offers hi, services the public as an
AGENT Tor the prosecution and collection Of accounts
purchase and sale OF Real Estate redemption of Lands
subject TO sale Tor nonpayment OF Taxes Sc Sc in any
part OF tie Safe OF Virginia, OF the adjacent States
He hAs given particular attention 10 the Laws and Rrgn.
latons respecting claims for REVOLUTIONARY SER
VICES, both Continental and State; and will uDde rtake,
bou"y Pay or Pensions, OF Officers and Soldiers Of tue
Revolutionary Wars oil the late War between the u.
States and Great Britain. He respectfully invites the
correspondence OF persons having lille TO such claims,
either against the Slate oil Virginia the United States
Residing al a convenient point between, and ihin
mond and having attentive and experienced CORE spon-
dents he will be able TO transact business promptly those
places
In requiring legal aid advice he will be assisted
by able eounsesn' the utmost diligence and attention
will be given bring speedy and successful issue any
business that may he confded to him.
For the satisfaction OF persons al distance TO whom he
- unknown and who may desire information OF his char
acter and capacity for business he is authorised eer TO
the gentlemen whose names are hereto annexed.
VIM. +. GRAY, Fredericksburg, Va.
REFERENCES
Hon. Francis T. Brooke Court of appeals, pa.
Hon John L. Lomax, General Court
of pa.
Hon. john Coaller, r,..:.,..
John Scott, Esq. H'e"e''e"'o"S s.
John s. Weiord, Esq.
John l.. Marye, Esq
Hon. WIN. T. Barry Post Master General.
Hon. Samuel l.. Souihard, Senate u. 8.
Hon. John NJ Patton. House of Rep. U. States.
Hon. VIM. p Taylor, do. do.
Ss. i r E:ss y e. Esq
May 6. lift
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,ERO,pSielsl. YOlssOal

AA7lLL stand the ensuing season, my stable in the
Wv county of Chesterfield, about 20 miles from both
Richmond and Petersburg, and within nile OF Moodys
Tavern-he is now at his stand ready mares,
$50 the season, payable LIST August next, when
will expire-$lO0 insurance, payable the
is known TO be in oa parted with-one dollar TO
the groom in every Large and very extensive pas
turage in small grain, expressly for LETT with
the horse, separate lots for and colts, many
stables for them bad weather. and board gratis
Those sending from distance, IL enient will send
servants with their that they be attended
agrecably TO their instructions ares fed il requ-
ed. al % cents day. responsibility for accidents
capes, but every precauion TO prevent them.
GEORGE w. JOHNSON.
PEDIoREE.-.1onseur TOnson by Parolef, he
by the imported horse Citizen he by Pacoet England
he by Blank and Blank by Godophin Arabian his dam by
Top Gallant, he by Gslatin Gsllain by imported Bedford
sc. &C., his grandam by Grey Medley, imported Oscar
imported FeJrnonght, &cMonsieur Tonson is the full
brother OF Sir Richard, Henry and Champions Ri
cha and Champion have be superior horses
and have never been beaten.
Monsieur TonsOn has made hiuselso tceH knoton bv
his unri0oHed achievements the Turf render fur
Their notice unnecessary Those who desire a more
detailed OF his pedigree and performances are
fered TO SINNERS Turf Register, January No. 1881.
Monsieur IoHs0ns colts have sold very high prices
saw their Improvement he having had last fall mere win
ners than the get OF any other horse in Ameca-he best
evidence, however, OF my opinion Of him is, that paid
last November ten thousand dollars cash Tor him.
w. II. JOHNSON.
Chesterfield, 9Th Februsry, 1884 Sg-tf
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9 The ENoUtRER published twices week, generally,
Of
Price, the heretofore Five Dollars payable adj
Notes of chaered banks (ony) will be
esvsd Tho Editors will the safety offcmt
them by postage Of all being paid the writer's
No will be discontinued, the
Editors, until all arearagcs have been paid up.
- Whoever will the payment OF nine papers, shall
have the tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
One rs each continuance
81 No until paid fo
assumed Inv this CITY its envons-
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LAND OFFICE at Richmond, Va May OH, 1891
81 conformity with an act, entitled act to reduce
ii into the several concerning Escheat PISS.
ed the 9Th day OF January 1919, do hereby make known
that appears by The certificate of the Escheaor the
county Of Hampshire, bearing date Nov. 9th 1892 and
received at this Office January 1st 1888, that by nqi
ton aud Office found The said 9th day of November
1882, rsct Of land whereof, John, Earl of Dunmofe
who was John Murray, died seized in the county Of
Hampshire has escheatsd to this Common oslh contain
ing 1928 acres situated the OF Tear Coat Creeks
which said trart parcel Of land granted him by
Thomas, Lord Fairfax. late proprietor OF the Northern
Neck Of Virginia, by deed, bearing date June 4 IVA
w. SELDEN,
Register Land Office, "a.
May 49, 2-u6,v
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May 10.

LAND OFFICE at Richmond Va, May OH, 1884
III conformity with ACT entitled an act 10 reduce in
n TO The several concerning E-cheaors passed
the 9th day of January, 1919, 10 hereby make n
that appears by the certificate OF the Eschesors the
county oil Caie bearing date March IL. 1881, and re-
celved into this Oce, March 22l, 1881, that by inqusi
ton and Office, found the 18th March, 1891 tract of
Land in Cabell county, Sandy Run, containing about
500 scres, whereof John Fio died. seized has escead
TO This Commonwealth. w. SELDEN,
Register Land Office, "a
May 49, 1vG,y
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RIcHMoND: FREDEkicKsBURG AND Poro-

bly, pora ing the Stockholders Of the Richmond Ere
dercksburg aud Potomac Rail Road Company, passed the
twenty filth day OF February, 1884, Books will he opened
Monday the second day OF june 1884, for receiving
subscriptions, in shares OF hundred dollars EACH
constitute joint capital stock for the purposes conem
plated by the said act.
The Books will he opened in the City OF Richmond, at
the Merchants Coffee House; in the of Freeticks
burg the Famers Bank; and in the county OF Caro-
line, at the Of George Turner, situate the Bowl
ing Green. At the two former places, they will be
der the direction Of the une signed any of them
at the latter, under the direction Of Festus Dickinson
Pchegru Voolfolk, Jordan Voolfolk and Rufus Downing,
any Of them. who appointed deputies agents
for the purpose. The books will not be closed in ess
than ten days.
JOHN II. EUsrACE, WILSON ALLEN,
FLEMING JAMES, FAYErrE JOHNSON,
LEWIS WEBB w. al. BLACKBOARD,
JOHN A. LANCASTER, JOHN l.. MARYE,
JAMES Bo>HER, JOHN DIcKERsoN,
II. c. WoRrHAM, Jos. Nj. SHEPPARD.
CONWAY ROBINSON.
May Is. 3-,2dJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-03

VACCINE AGENT.-DR. WM. s. Scorr, has been
" re-sppoin,sd by the Executive, Vaccine Agent for
tie State Of Va. As directed by law, he Is prepared 10
furnish, "wihout fee orreward genuine Vaccine Virus
70 al persons within the State desrous Of obtaining it,
Personal applications at bis office, Main Street. nearly
opposite the State Banks, or by letter. postage paid, viii
be promptly attended o.-Dreeors Tor Vaccination will
accompany each parcel Of matter dslribnied
Nay 20. 4-6,
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Chesterfield, slA February. 1891.

TUNHE thorough bred imported Race Horse BARE
M FOOT, will stand the ensuing season. (Which
meiced on the lat OF February, aud i'll terminate the
LIST OF Jnly al my Farm adjoining the OF MAncies-
ter, and opposite the City Richmond The terms are
fifty dors the season. d. charged by the payment forty
within the seasou-and sixty insure with ios
aud one dollar 10 the CroomCoinp individuals
sending six mares will be charged but for FIVE. There
are lots and sheds prepared for mares and psstuage i'll
out chirge Every attention will be paid prevent acc
dents or escapes-bui the Subscriber will be response
BILE Tor either Mares will be fed grain % day,
and no charge made for the board OF servants accompany
ing Them. Barefoot oaled the property of Mr.. Watt
IN 1920 Zone OF the most successful eporsnen and breed
OF horses IN all Eogand) who sold him 10 Lord
Dsriugfon from whom I've purchased bv his present
owner, Admiral Sic Isaac Coffin, who sent him TO this
country. As racer, Barefoot as distinguished ON the
English turf any horse Of his day. having beaten many
OF the best in England, and said TO be the only
horse ever Imported, that had won the GHEAr ST LIZ.
GER For detd Of his performances, see hand. bits
bareoors pedgr' Is equal 10 that Of any horse. lie
got by Tramp, Of Rosanond, by uzzar her dam,
ke'ebufy sister Hubby, by Phenomenon; her dam Ais
West, by Malchem, Reguus Grab, ChiIdcrs, Basic.
Tramp was got by Dick Andrews out Gohsnna mare
her dam FlaSnela, by Treniham, ooJpecker, Everss
ing by Eclipse. Dick Andrews was got by Joe Andrews
out OF Highhyer nare her dam by Cardinal Puff Tat
Ter, Snip, Codolphiu Arabian Joe Andrews was got by
Eclipse, out Of AmsraDda, by Omnum; her dam Cloudy,
by Blank Crab, Partner, &C.
Barefoot is red soire, five feet two inches high, OF
great bone and new aud highly formed as any horse.
Richmond, April rs. (li4-ti1 r. c. MAYO.
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Fresh Dry GOOds---ln store.

FUyHE Ship J.ferson just in from Liverpool, having
N brought the remainder oil our importation OF Spring
nestle and other Goods from The North having been very
heavy within few days-we prepared TO offer
TO customers, and TO all who may choose call
OF the largest supplies of Goods have had in
store, and which equal an style any thing in the Dry
Goods line we have for many seasons. Goods are
indeed both handsome and cheap more general add
vertisement will appear in lew days.
+. s. J. S. JAMES s. CO.,
April H. 1l10-tf] Market Square
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-03

G8LLEGO MILLS.-City Of Richmond.
THVHE subscriber has the pleasure OF informing his
n former customers and The public generally. that the
Gaego Mills nearly completed, aud will be in foil
operation with the growing crop lie is ready
tract Tor wheat from all parts Of the country
The business Will be conducted, after LIST July
der the firm Of r. j. Chevsie e. Co.
PETER J. CHEVALLIE.
Nav 6, 1l7-IGt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-03

ANOLD MINE TRACT IN BUCKiNGHAM.-For
3H sale or lease, the dover interest OF Mrs. Elizabeth
Lewis in Tract Of Land, lying Walton's Fork, the
county of Buckingham about or miles FROM the Court
house. belonging TO the estate OF her deceased husband
the late Col VIM I. Lewis. This tract sometimes call
ed the Gold Mine Tract supposed TO contain about 100
Gold has been frequently found upon tin
instance single lump said TO have been worth upw ards
OF 800. Col. Lewis short time before his death,
aud before searching for Gold pursued profitable
business in Virginia, had commenced proportions
particular description is deemed necessary.
none il is presumed, would purchase without examining
the property Persons disposed 10 contract Tor Mrs. Lew
ISIS interest will please address their aons post
paid to Gen B. w. s. Cabe, DAnvle, John Robertson
Richmond, the subscriber, Concord p. o., Csmphe
STERLING C. ANDERSON,
attorney in fact for Mrs. 4. Le,Dis
May l3. 2-n
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May s.
Snrirar dsnnfla

THNHE subscribers have already in Sore large portion
a between FI'E AND SIX HUNDRED PACK
AGES, u their Spring Supply Of Dry Goods received
mainly by the HarkdLoGy from Liverpool and by various
recent arrivals from Philadelphia aud New York. The
the Jeferson from Liverpool and other large additions
will he made during the ensuing week by arrivals from
New York When all these get into store, fuller and
more general advertisement will appear. In tie
time, we offer usual ierirs, the supply now on
hand, and invite city and Country Merchants TO cali
Oh vs. There has been very great decline in many
ltdding articles and almost all others lower than last
yearindeed we have rarely Dry Goods generally
as cheap as they Hoto The styles patterns are
new Tor the most part, and many Of Them good.
+. & J. $. JAMES & CO,
April I. [i07-nI Market Square
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NIOTiCE.-H Having finally removed my family and Sc
i minary from my late residence tie river Potomac
hereby make known my intention OF not returning hiiher
We now located al this place, healthy, pleasant 81
tualion, in the county Of Fairfax, on the Stage Road
from the District OF Columbia TO Winchester where all
commune atioDs will reach VIM. BRENT, in.
SmIy, near Chan,iIY p. o., 26ih April 81. LIZ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-03

- HORT PUmP.-The subscriber having rented This
- we'll known and healthy establishment, ~ miles
above the city Of Richmond, prepared 10 entertain ira
vcers and others upon reasonable terms such man.
ner as he trusts will give general satisfaction lie respect
fully socs the patronage Of the old Of the es
Enlistment, and begs leave TO cali the attention OF the
public and OF the citizens Of the lower country particular.
~, TO the well known eahfuness Of the situation. His
bar Is we'll supplied with the best Of liquors. and no labor
expense will be spared TO promote The comfort OF all
who may favor him with their custom.
RO. l. PULLIAM
Mayo. l-wsw
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AND FOR SALE.-By virtue OF decree 81 lie
- Circuit superior Court Of Law aud Charcery the
county OF Hanover pronounced in the suit Of Iinslcys
against Walkers and others, the 3D. inst shall a.
Commissioner, on .dnesdsy the 4h Of Juno next, pro-
coed TO sell, TO The highest bidder, the premises
credit OF and yeers Except Tor 20 much AZ will
be necessary to deray the expences Of the sad decree
and OF The execution thereof which must be paid in cash
10 the Commisouer) tie Land ~ lie complainant Till
nenioned supposed to contain between two and llfee
hgDdf cd acres adjoining the lands Of Dr. WIN Il Ne.on,
Mr. Richard Iundiey, ard Mr. RObeT Page, aud others
~ The county OF Hanover Aforesaid, Hsnoverloun
The purchaser rurehssers giving nds with approved
security, and Deed OF Trust upon the land The more
iully TO secure the purchase money
II. g. STREET, Commissioner.
May 0 1881 8-wds
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ROCERY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
w The subscriber has leased one OF the i'm.
medatey fronting the landing Of the Basin, the
Mill OF MIR. Chevse, for the Transaction Of Grocery
s-d Commission Business, where he is rereivng
hne assortment OF every article in the Grocery line aud
which he invites the attention Of purchaserssnd will
give personal attention TO all consignments that en-
trusted 10 his care. THOMAS L. JOHNSON.
March %. I06--u
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HNINDEN'S GALLERY OF The GRACES. "A
ries OF Portrait illustrations Il ON Paintings designed
expressly for this work, by the most eminent No
XII, which completes the work.
Extract from the Preface
IS Several OF the leading Poets OF England have been
illustrated by The pencil OF the Artist The favor
ed creations of fancy here associated with the em5o
OF art; and while the pictures Of Poet and Painter
placed side by side, collection of BEAUTIES
has been formed from the productions OF boih-each
being copy from the perfect and Leautiiul works
OF Nature"
Ii laid before the public in its completed form
cheap and exceen-calculaied to please and satisfy
the lovers of and placed within the reach oil all who
desire TO cultivate and enjoy taste at small sacrifice
For sale by r. l. SMITH
Nav I6. 3-n
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"ANTED, as an Apprentice 70 the Printing Busi.
w ness, Youth Of respectable connexions, from
"a to 10 yesrs OF age possessing good English Education
Apply at the sfhee Of this paper My 90
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Tu1O carry into effect Decree OF Hanover Circuit SUI
Il perior Court Of the I'd inst, for which purpose the
subscriber has been appointed by the said Court, will be
offered for sale the premises the 25,h CT next month";
the Tract of Land OF which Henry r. Winston died,
seized containing three hundred ninety and quarter
This land lies the South Anna, the principal
branch OF the Pamunkey river, four FIVE miles from
Hanover Court House, and adjoining the lands OF Philip
b. Winston and others 1t is undoubtedly very valua-
BILE Tract OF Land and would be considered great acqui
son TO any wishing to invest money in such proper
ty. credit Of one two and three payments
will be given for the purchase money! except much as
may be necessary in cash. to de!rsy the expenses OF the
SALE under which the said Decree made and the suit oil
the Land-the purchaser to give bond with sufficient
curly The title be retained until the further order Of
the Court. BENJAMIN POLLARD.
Hanover. Nav I5th. 1894
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Co,iM1ssIoNER's OFrrcE,

TdppGhGnnock, ION May, 1884.
The parties concerned ia The foregoing decree, here
by notified, that have appointed the 17 day oil June
next, the execution OF the duties reqsred
by said decree: they therefore required attend
my Office at o'clock A. NJ, with sll necessary papers
vouchers, books, &C. to enable 10 make up the
counts required.
WAS II. PURKINs, c. c. $. c. L. & c.
WN HANCERY-VIRGfNiA AT Rules held in i,e
81 Clerks Office OF The Circuit Superior Cout Of Law
aud CbancSry, for The County Of Hanover, the Sd,
day Of May. 1924;
Charles p Goodal, Plaintiff,
against
Thomas Nelson William c. Rlves and Jndl, p his
wife. Mann Page aud Jane Frances his wife, Edn,und
PendIcon and Lucy his wife, WHO was Lucy Nelson.
Frances EJmonia Nelson, Judith Carter Nrlson Eliza.
beth Mann Psgc elson, Hugh Nelson, Thomas elson
and Nancy =. Neison,te I've last OF whom are infant
children OF Ma hanel Nelson. dece scd, Delfs
The Defendant, Ezsbeit NJ ann Page Mellon snd Hugh
Nes2n not having entered their appearance aud given
seculiy according to the OF Assembly and tie rules Of
this Court and appearing by sacory evidence that
they are not inhabitants Of this Common eali: On The
moi Of the PsinhHH is ordertd, That the said DE
iendanis 10 appear he5fe The Judge Of said Court
the Connhou4e the first day Of October term next aud
answer the Pantin's bill and hst copy OF ils order
be forthwith inserted IN newspaper published in the
City Of Richmond, for two months successfully, and hat
another Copy he posted at tie front door OF the Court.
house OF ibis County. Copy. Tesie.
May 81. wsw
NOfICE.-All persons having claims agausi lie cs.
tate OF the late Mr.. Brsxton Harrison, decessed, Of
Charles CITY county, will please to let them be known
hc uudefsgned without delay arrangements may be
made 10 settle them; and al those indebted tie estate
viii please make immediate payment tie situation oil
the estate will not admit Of tie least indulgence.
THOS F.. POYTHEESs,
.fdminishoior If Braxfon Harrison
May 49, 3-w4w
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ZONES PROVIDERS HEIRS. In obt dicncc 10 an
eb order made ~ April term, 1854 in he Circuit Snpe.
or Court Of Dowiddie Virginia Ia the suit Of Mary Pen.
teccs and others, Pns
against
Jones Bfowdef's administrator and Others, Dens
am directed 10 advertise for all persons who may claim
70 be distributes Of Jones Browder dec IN the maternal
line 10 appear before me- my office, Dnwddc Court
House, Virginia, and prove their relationship the dece.
dent, on or before the first day Of September next which
they are hereby required 10 DO hey viii be excluded
fom oil share Of the said decedcnrs estate the accounts
Of which estate am then required to settle.
ISHAM T.. HARGROVE,
C0Dimissi0nsy in Chdneeyy.
April I5 1lI-wsw
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-08-23

feit, ,rrmit Der Siustfns tue6 ties
gromen eing, errsste Die Bewunbes
rnns GerjeniseR,. rpelbe beinielben
bepnpbntsn, un0 hberseusten fepen
Dem src6en Nueen tes 9ntlituts,
Qu6sr. elmer 8eilesbilouns t6nnen
aucb 3Oslinse osrfbtebsne 9onoor'
beiten erlernen, lno auf oiefe Nrt In
Den Stono sefeet uereen, ll6 >ibren
2sbensunterbolt feb It ;u errerben.