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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-23

"ANSION HOTEL FOR SALE.-In consequence
oil the distance o. my residence from this property
and the immensely Of hadships the of managing il
imposes my sister, Mrs Aemong, and at her instance,
propose 10 sell the MANSION HOTEL, with all the
vcnences and personal property connected with the
This property is situated the of the Great North
Square Of the town Of Salisbury, N c., few steps only
from the Courthouse, and is certainly OF the best
situations for business in the SaeThe ground extends
100 feet on the front OF OF the main Streets and about
800 feet along the main street, attached to which is
part of back lot, extending through the whole of the
square-there two other lots short distance of,
which used for pasture cultivation. The house
is very commodious and in excellent repair, with front
piazza the whole length, and two back pazzas has
for the OF the Tavern, dining, drawing, ball,
and bar-room. besides eighteen bedrooms; ali aud
confortable likewise six Offices the ground floor, i'm
| adjoining the Hotel There is on the premises a
very excellent stable large and well aranged also small
stable with ground floors, all admirably suited the
purposes OF the Establishment There is attached to the
large two-sory brick kitchen, and ice house, two
wells with pumps, dairy and other ouhousesa good cell
lar with almost all the building can be
thought of On the corner in the main building Is
large store-room counting and lumberroom besides
good cellar belonging to the store There is 9n Of the
and the great popularity Of the siand liberal patron.
age which 1t has enjoyed in both kinds Of business will
ensure TO the purchaser fair the race OF com.
petition.
The above offer includes also first rate HostIer by
,he name OF JIM well known for his skill and fidelity;
lie about 30 years DID, healthy and stout-kewise ca.
pi,a Cook, about FL years old. likewise propose to
sen an me Household and Kitchen Furniture belonging
ne es,aDshnen consisting OF great variety of articles
TOO tedious TO enumerate. The Furniture ali neat good
and some OF eleganthere in the house 40 good
ther beds and urniture all in good condition With The
rest, wish to sell Carryall and Harness. and one
Horse Wagon and Gear; good work Horse; ALSO Gig
ana Harness. three first rate mch Cows, some Hogs Sc
ne terms oil sale will be made extremely favorable 10
those wishing TO buy. But part of this property will
be sold without the whole HUGH MCDONALD
~. b. The public assured that the Mansion Hotel
shall be kept in good preparation for such may choose
10 CALI and no pains will be spared give the very best
accommodation until sale may be efected-The Che.
raw Stage; also, the Lncolnon Stage; also Peck and
Meiords great ri-wcekly line Of Stages all stop al this
i'Iuse' II. Med.
'ah' q. 74-wlw
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RlakefOrGl.

NHE subscribers wish to farm out, for the season,
IL this superior, thorough bred stallion For the ped-
grees OF SLIDER Heels and Selma his sire and DAM
Turf Register, VOL 3d. pages 253 and 49, We hazard
nothing in saying, Bakefod is high bred horse any
in America. His pedigree is authentic. For minute
description Of this horse beg leave TO refer gentlemen
who may wish to farm him, to the Enquirer and Wing,
published in Dec, 1882 and January lS33-we also
spes.iu',y invite gentlemen to eau on Mr.. Campbell
reced TO the first subscriber, Charleston p. O., King &
Queen Va, will be promptly attended to- Should
he not be farned out by the 10th February next he will
have three stands to w at the stable Of the first SUBJ
scriber; at Stevensve in this county; and at the Old
Church in Hanover. HUGH CAMPBELL,
WM. p. COURTNEY.
King s. Queen ety., JAM 8. 75-w4w
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The statement would show ha. the Institution had been
goged with the peoples money for eighteen years; aud
IT, alter having had the constant without interest," o.
such enormous sums, Tor great length OF time was
Undhlc, or unwilling To al he people IN Mule distress
even To nay back The OF these depostcs,
time to east her oil, useless and pernicious ncum
brance on the body polite.
| Mr. b. then exhibited the following statement:
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YuVtIE distributes of the military claims Of Walter
II Scott, decd, hereby notified that the said claims
ready Tor distribution and that II Is desirable that
one other OF said distributes should forward
and administer the estate Of the said Walter Scott,
dec preparatory distribution Of the claims Aforesaid
as the undersigned does not intend 10 administer said
estate. A. b. Administrators
of Geo. b. Moody. decd
Jan. 9, 75 --wSw
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NOTICE.-The subscriber would sell 6rst.raie Jack
IN rising FIVE years old and he can with safety saw
not inferior TO any one in lower Virginia. Unquesona
oe cerheaes can be produced regards his success as
sure ioai-getef, and qualities generally. Any gentle-
man wishing 10 purchase, confer with Inc on the sub.
Ject VIII direct Newfound Mile, Hanover county Va
and It will be attended 10. r. H. PRicH
January o. 7B-wav
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Shell Banks, Jan. 8. |

DELLEFONTE FOR SALE.-The subscriber offers
III j for sale the above valuable establishment lying i'm
medaey Cocks road in the county Nottoway about
thirty miles from Petersburg This pace-is situated
in good healthy and respectable and
tains about five hundred Of Land, large proportion
Of which s in woods, and has on aarge and Of the
best finished dwelling In this part Of the country.
with unusual number Of other buildings, such as a
store. house, &c., and there Is within fifty yards of the
dwelling Of the best springs in Virginia. II was set
tied by him about ten or twelve years ago for Tavern
aud has been kept such since, bat is situated
that may be easily converted into private residence
II the purchaser thinks proper Its local situation is
Of the best in this country for professional gentleman
particularly that Of physician, the best evidence Of
which is that settled here in $780, and avery short
time acquired very extensive aud lucrative practice
will also suit any gentleman who is fond Of the turf hav
ing of the best training tracks in the State, with
all necessary stables and respectable Jocky Club sub
scrpon TO the amount Of about $780, which has yet -Four
years to run. SAMUEL B. JETER
Bellefonie. Nottaway county. Jan. A. 76-w6w
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RUNAWAY IN JAIL.--A Negro man. who calls
10 himself MosEs, was committed to the Jail of Han
over, county, runaway, the 10Th dsy Of Angust
last who says he belongs TO Mrs Ann Plessans of the
county Of Gooeband he was apprebenJed in the Stage
road leading from Richmond 10 Fredercksbu and ps
per found IN his possession which he aerw ards acknow
iedged 70 De forgery, granting lin permission TO go 10
me Chy OF washington, iD the name of Ann PIeasan,s
me sara slave appears to be about forty years old of
nuue stature, very black, and when committed had eve
appearance oil having been accustomed TO working In
as several scars about the hands and wrist, and had
on when committed blue cloth coat and grew cassnet
panaoons and an old fur hat, together with lage KNAPP
SACK containing variety Of clothing The owner is re-
guessed 10 come forward identify his property pay Jail
lees, demand his negro, and take him away, else he will
be dealt with as the law directs. w.
LANEY JONES, DIS,
F9r Carter Berkeley, Sheriff and Tailor of Hanouer Co.
NoSehoer o. b3--wJ2w-
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POETRY.
"MucH YET REMAINS vSsUSo."
THE ,RIDAf

TIE BRIDAL
She bel side no nltat hut sasb here check pac
When the summer b'eozes waited bach her ven
Aud st'esy she the bright tf"ng gather ete
As though in all that gtns he' heart had te snare.
Her youthful painters love TO trace,
With dark and full OF graco
how'r lust nins bloom and blight there,
Aud she bore the marks OF and
The und dark and with Of pride
lie trembling hand OF that victim his side
proude tho look'd his stand
And had his lovely daughter hcroa OF the land
o what glance sho gave him then it full woe
Thorc needed show.
But quickly with quiv'fiog lip deep
She tund TO hide the that gather
Full brightly ha'hd tho costly amidst her glossy hair
AND oriental pearls twn'd around hor SO fsu:
But love viii not be bought soye golden chains,
And hearts would ccr thus. all your pains
And we'll do remember now frank and gallant youth,
Who PLEDGED thst a crdcss truth;
But their o passd
And fresh aud bright
Heavn help thoe, nobo lady! for full bitter il will DO
When lowest shall return, hut thce
And thou deck thy face in smiles
Albeit the that rend hine hoart will
. thou hast lcand that happiness earth known,
But in the courts of hcsv'n it nourshos alone;
And its vcriant leaves the
Wo must toll through wilderness, and then lie down to die!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-23

NHE subscriber respectfully informs his friends Of
u hiiddlesex, Matthews, Gloucester, King & Queen
anu Essex aud the public generally, that he has ap ain
opened House oil ENTERTAINMENT which he calls the ac.
eommoddfidn House and Steamboat Hotel He feels
grateful Tor the patronage he has received the hands of
me Puohc Tor many years. and laers himself that from
MS long experience and strict ate non 10 his bsnees IN
snare portion OF II again. He has been al
expense 10 tuP that large aud comnodious brick house
n oro"nna; the rooms OF which NV anv
country-tavern in Virginia, and lie can with confidence
say ne mas 1t in his power to entertain the public much
more 70 MS ana heir satisfaction, and reduced prices
Gentlemen OF the bar would find IL 10 their ayantsas 70
engage by the year, as liberal deduction will be made
ConveyaDces will be furnished Steamboat At
al times, and every commune alton to and from The
Steamboats, strictly attended to- report is in circulation
mat The subscriber had entered into an 10 Mir
nohss Lumpkin rot to open House Of Entertainment
10 Orbanna again, which is without any foupton what
ever. THOMAS STpItD ''
Urbanna. Jan. IL, 1891 rso-w1,v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-23

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.--Pursusnt 10 a de.
cree Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan
Gerry Tor sury county, pronounced in the suit of Petit
way vs. The heirs Of John Faulcon dec and Others on
bidder, at New Hope the late residence Of said John
faucon on credit Of six and twelve months the 18Th
Gay OF February next, all the lands Of which said John
rauIcon died seized. The ssd lands are divided n,o
several distinct farms, known by the of New Hone
Melville, Mill Neck, sc. Several Of said farms have Ar,
abundant supply Of excellent marie, and are in the inn
nedisie vicinity Of James Riyer.-No conveyance will
be made until tho further order Of said court
WIN. f. BAILEY, DEPUTY for
80. r. H. Edwards, Sheriff Of s. G.
Dec z 6g-vGU
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-23

NFTY DOLLARS REwARD.-Rsn away from The
~ SUBSCRIBER living near Richmond in the county OF
Chesterne'd, negro woman named MIJ.IY about
twenty-five years OF age. She is small thin woman OF
lg' complexion Herleft ring 6ngeris sH-she carried
OH variety OF rlohlngshe may probably attempt to es-
cape to New Kent, she originally came from Gener.I
Chamberaynes estate. The above reward will be paid
laken and secured out Of the Stac-or S25 IL taken
I'D tbe State, and all reasonable expenses paid.
Dec. ~. [7O-wAt.l GEORGE coz L.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-23

70 M James Q. anthony, and Mary s. his toife
XoU viii please take notice, that OH Thursday the
n 10th day OF February next, at the House Of Mr.
WIN. M Gary, at Loyds in Essex county, Va shall pro-
ceed 70 take the deposiiions Of Robt. r. warpg ID W
rus Richard kowze and o,hers, TO be read as evidence
in pending in the Circuit Superior Court of ~
ana Chancery, Tor Westmoreland county, in which T. "a
executor OF Geo. W. Lee decd, am plaintiff and Mar
Lee ~ her character as execntrix Of b. NJ
and also in her own right aud yourselves are defendant,
and H. from any cause should fail take the said demo-
slons on me day before named, shall proceed at Inc
pleted, Your most obedien, '''' ''e eon-
JAM I6. T78-w4w1 JOHN ~ urcorr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-23
oANoKE LAND FOR sALE.-The subscriber Of.
~ fefs for saIa the Drrnwnnn ,raa, - - -. -.

EE VhNOhb LAND FOh SABE.--The subscriber of
n~ fers for sale the DEERwoop tract of land living in
he counties OF Pisylvsnia and Bedford on the Sin,on
nrsnch OF the Roanoke, about 40 miles from Lyncbbure
ms tract Is part OF Ross well known Pep River rsc,
and contains about 1000 acres Of whch part IL river bot
'on' Par Is upland suited TO the culture of tobacco or
gram, and part valuable only for lis timber There is
on The premises small but comfnodous bouse
with convenient out-houses. o'
his Iand has al present, boat navigation TO Weldon
and when the railroad, which is now CONSTRUCTING Go
Portsmouth, shall be completed lis produce will b,ye G
choice OF markets IN Norfolk, Petersburg and vncbburo
me ony vein OF limestone east Of The Blue Ridge runs
was formerly laid Oft in small tracts 10 suit purcba.
se's ana any OF these except the river tract would now
be sold separately long credit will be given on mart
or even The whole Of the purchase ON the annual
payment ayr, Of the interest being secured
me subscriber has three lots In Danye which he
wou'u sen on me same accommodating terms Persons
disposed 70 purchase are referred 10 Mr. Stephen Smith
who ives on the land for view Of H. and 10 Col George
ioWnes oil Danve, or the subscriber himself for he
terms. f,FOpaF STrY,,v ~, gp '"o
S"'e''"J " va Use. ~, lSS3. 66-w6w
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a GOOD OVERSEER Is wanted Immediately my
n Coggins Point Farm, on James River. High wages
will be given who possesses all the Of
good manager, and who will discharge the duties well
the welfare Of the slaves we'll the interest Of their
owner No general recommendations, testimonials Of
character will have any weight unless accompanied and
reference to. by letters addressed specially to myself
About twenty aborers will be employed the farm Corn
aud wheat will be the only crops made for saeand the
shit rotation with the general Of clover and plas-
ter, and Of clover sllow Tor wheat to some extent
EDMUND RUFFIN.
Shell Banks, Jan. 8, 1884, 76-wSt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-23

NOrlCE:-Will be sold by public suction, at Charles
Ierres Tsvern, in the upper end Of the county of
hanover on the 9th Of February for cash, likely Young
negro man, likely young woman and child, and two
o'her women Tor the purpose Of making division among
the children OF VIM. Hughes, Of FIuvsDpa,
ny NICHOLAS TERRELL, Er'or of
Ehzo6eh Terrell, deed, and Adn'oy
:. dc bonnie non Of Joseph Terrell, deed
jaw 70 Tg-w2W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-23

/" fad the art Of Heoiing. generally.
IL HE subscriber respectfully informs the inhabitants
has become eompeently acquainted by the instructions
from tho celebrated Dr. Lynch Of New York city, cure
that formidable and fatal disease, denomnsted Cancer,
without the OF kniio eausc but effected In the
same way and manner % prac,issd by Dr. Lynch. who
has met with unparalleled success In the Of this
complaint, and also that OF Fistuls FistuloAs the
spend tho winter. any person wishing to be cured Of the
above.nsmed complaints will please to apply
to him, al the Mansion House, Main Street.
Richmond, Jan. g. w. w. MARSHALL.
Es Certificate from DR.. Lynch.
do hereby certify, that DR.. w. w. Marshall has been
under my instruction, and assisted Ia my business.
which 10 attending to Cancer complaints, aud the Of
healing generally He 10 now using my medicine. I
think him capable and worthy the confidence Of those at
ficted. - 80 ID. LYNCH.
The subscriber rsers TO Mr. Day Of Manchester, Mr..
Gillian OF Richmond, and Mrs. Ezekiel DAVIS, Main ST..
Miss Minis Of Manchester, who has been under his
In New York, lately. w. w. NJ.
January Z. Tiff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-23

ANN. MCRERY, DRAPER AND TAILOR, East
w Corner Of E and 18th streets, nearly opposite
the Eagle Hotel keeps constantly hand, a complete
assortment OF Goods embracing all that usually kept
his line of business most Of which Of the very best
quality He pledges his reputation 10 fashion the
equal TO any other establishment In this country and
specially socs continuance Of the liberal patronage
received for the last ten years. and promises his best eff
ors in fuure. dec. 81 Cliff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-23

In NCERY-YIRGINIA-Ata Circuit Superior
IL Court Of Law aud Chancery, continued and held tor
the county Of Cumberland at the Courthouse OF said
county. on Thursday, September 9th. 1888:
Philip ]. Buster, admir- Of Blake b. Woodson, dec who
Tor the benefit Of John w. Nash, Plfs.
Hezekiah Ford, admir- de bonis non Of George Carson
decd, John Marlborough and Elizabeth his wife, George
NJ Carson, Matilda Carson, Theophilus II. Carson, Au-
gusus E. Carson, Egber w. Carson, Sarah NJ. Carson,
Mavina w Carson, and Aionzo b. Carson, and Beverly
Brown, admir- Of Benajah Brown dec. and Samuel Cop-
ton, Defts.
The defendant, Samuel Clopon not having entered his
appearance and given security according the of
Assembly and the rules Of this court and appearing by
satisfactory evidence, that he is inbAbtant this
country-lt is ordered, that the said defendant Samuel
Copon, do appear here the first day of the April
term, and the compliments bill and that a copy
of this order be forthwith inserted in some ewspaper
published in the city of Richmond for months sue.
cesveIy and also posted at the front door of the Court.
house Of this county for two successive days.
copy. Teste,
JOHN DANIEL. C. C. C. C.
Dec. 10. 63-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-23

NXCHANGE TAVERN Jc:neriy kept BY Purryeo
IA and :sst BY BG!L--Ths subscriber having rented
this well known stand at the leading 10 Trents
Bridge respectfully informs his friends, acquaintance
and the public generally that he Is prepared to accommo
date man aud horse with board, by the day or week.
His table, bar and stable, shall DO at all times well sup
lion give general satisfaction and hopes, by attention
to business, 10 merit share Of public favour.
BEVERLEY ]. STEER.
N. d. Horses will be kept ON livery moderate
terms any other stable. Particular attention will be
paid to horses left In his care.
Manchester, Dec. FL. 6S-w4w
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SEEDS, Trees, Plants, Domestic .animoIs To,nIs.
~ MEMS BOOKS, &c. &c, for sale at the American
Farmer establishment, No. 49, South Calvert street Bal.
timore Md.The subscriber presents his re spec,. ~
mers, gardeners, and dealers in Seeds tbrougbou e
United States, particularly his customers and informs them
at he Is receiving from Europe, from his Seed Gar
uen anu from various parts of this country his
ply oil Field and Garden Seeds and that he will bv the
hrst oil November be prepared execute orders whole
SAFE ana RETAIL with Prompiness and accuracy, low
prices and ON as favorable as can be afforded nv
dealer in the United States for first rate grfjcLes
Fruit and ornamental and plants grape vines
srubbery dubious and other flower roots. will be procnr
ed 10 order from any OF the principal Nurseries or Gar.
dens IN this country, Tor of which the subscriber il
agent also, 80
Poughs harows, cuItivators cutters wheat fans
SHELTERS tresiDg machines and all other kind, o
ana Horticultural implements. will be pro-
cured from the best manufactures in Baltimore
domestic Animals, particularly cattle of the Jmproved
urHam snort horn the Devon and the Hoslein breeds
sheep oil the Bakewe SoubdowD, and various fine DOL.
ca oreeds; swine OF several valuable kinds, especially
o. We Ba[ptz breed varioy. kinds of poultry such as The
wn'e turkies, Bremen and Wesphslia geese game and
oner iows and several other species Of animals ali of
choice breeds, (dnd n0 Oers either kent for sale
az me experimental and breeding of this Es,.blis
ment or can be procured from the hes, sources to order
BOOKS Agricultural, Horticultural aud Botanical in
uch greater variety than a, the booksores-some of them
sale. Nv P ''a""y LOT
In short all articles wanted by farmers and gardeners
~ ne prosecution oil their business are intended either
Se seP. on hand, or within reach when called for.
ana though last, not least, that old and well known
seeie OF knowledge (he most valuable OF all comoJ-
We. nes Tor a uier OF the soil)-tbe AMERICAN FARMER
Puohshed weekly, at this Establishment at SIS wear
"mere SUBSCRIPTIONS and communications are
soheied addressed as all letters must be- 10 the editor
and proprietor. l. IRVINE HJrCu@0CH'' '
NorE'-An Extra number OF the American Farmer
containing PfosPecius Of the Establishments and cata,
gratis 10 any person who shall furnish his osf mil
I" uat purpose dec. III 70-IafH
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VHNO EDWARD WARREN-SIR: As you are not An
III inbabtaDt Of the Commonwealth Of Virginia and
nave no agent known TO us, you will please take notice
That we will proceed on the twenty fourth day of Jaoua
W next, between the hours OF nine o'clock In the morn
ing, and six o'clock in the evening of that dsy At The
house Of william Clarke In the county of Hanover and
Safe OF virginia the dispositions OF Thomas Gardner
and others 70 be read as evidence, in suit now depend
ing and undetermined, IN the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery Tor Henrico county, ip which suit
william Clarke and others plaintiffs, and you are de.
endan ana should The said dispositions completed
on that day. The taking thereof will be continued from
Gay 10 Gay, unu The busiDess s completed Yours &C.
December "a. 'TOras.
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JAM o.

Nm CHANCERY-vIReINiA.- rules holden in
4 the Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chsncery. for the county Of Buckingham,
Monday, the 4th day OF November, 1888:
Merit b. Allen and Cary c. Allen, devisees OF Archer
Allen deceased William p Talley and Frances his wife,
Elizabeth Coleman, Polly Fuqus, Martha Coleman. Will
liam Daniel, Josiah Thompson, William d. Thompson,
John s. Thompson, William Colquu and Lucy his wife.
and Henry Smith md Ariana his wife, representatives. of
William Daniel the elder, deceased, John Allen aud Phi
lip Allen, of William Allen deceased, plaintiffs.
against
Nancy Allen, widow Of William Allen, son Of George
Allen, deceased, George H Allen, Willis Chambers and
Mary b. his wife, formerly Mary b. Alen Walter c. AL.
len, Martha A. Nown. formerly Martha A. Allen John
Chambers end Elizabeth N. his wife, formerly Elxabeth
N. Allen, Samuel A. Allen, William Is. Allen John w.
Allen, Robert s. Allen, Drury s. Allen, Lucy Ann Allen,
and James A. Alen children and representatives OF the
said William Allen, son Of George, deceased, Des.
The defendants, Walter C. Allen and Martha A. Now.
n not having entered their appearance and given
y according TO the act Of Assembly and the rules of this
Court, and ii appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
not inhabitants Of this country, is ordered that the
said absent defendants do appear here the first day Of
tho April term, and the bill Of the plaintiffs
and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in
newspaper published in the City Of Richmond, for
months excessively and posted at the front door Of the
Court House of this county. A Copy-Teste.
r. ELDRiDGE, C. c. S. C.
| January 16. 7S-wSw