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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-09

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 2.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 4.
MONEY MARCIA core pondent Of The ~ Y.
Siandafd-wo seems intimate with his subject
That The pecuniay pressure arises from The reduction OF
the tatH the last years the Of the Governments cssh
duties; short credits; and the curtailmeD Of discounts by
the u. s. BANK.
To these same causes he'd formerly assigned the pres.
sure-in conjunction with the enormous specuiaiions in
stocks &C. Bot The correspondent Of the Standard goes fur
ter than we djd-in suggesting remedy. lie saws bs
the Withdrawal Of the public credilsis the principal cause
Of the DISTRESS and that this obvaied and
capital would be restored The reduction of The tariff
end The payment Of cash dates have deprived the
chants OF large amount OF capital loaned TO them
iom-house bonds the credit Of the government.
This capital enabled the IN porter TO extend his credits
toeVsfy State OF the Union The writer in the Standard
u therefore OF opinion, that II Congress will alter The
Tariff law, 10 restore the credit system OF paying
iom-hoOse duties, ecctual reefis likely 10 be given
the money market.-ydmCr. Sentinel
Real esfnfe said have ien IN price in the interior
and western parts of this State The Doylestown Demo
lin noticing This sujecD asserts that this rise Is
buted the rapid fall Of bank stock; monied seek
safer investments, and purchase real estate. This may
be useful, II not carried 10 too great an extent
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HtAsH FOR NEGRoEs.-I shall be absent two or
" three months rom Richmond During my absence
Mr.. WIN. n Goodwin will attend 10 my jail and the our
chase Of slaves for me. Liberal prices will be paid
Nov. 30. [58-uJ LEWIS A. COLLIER
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mn DOLLARS REWAkD-Ran away from III,

n MN DOLLARS REWARD Ran away from the
Il wv subscriber in Goochland on Saturday the 18th
ult negro James, about fee, inches high and
aud peculiar spot one OF his cheeks lis supposed
that he has made of for Ohio by the Guy road or
that he lurking about Richmond, with the view of get
ting of bya vessel will give the above reward II taken
without the limits Of the Sa,e $50 he secured in
any jail in the State, that get him again. He usually
calls himself James Cook, and came originally from
Gloucester: he is first rate carriage driver and house
servant and can both ead aud write.
ELIZABETH GARLAND.
JAN 4. ~ I2t
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MARINERS BANK OF vIRGINIA.-The presi.
dent aud Directors have declared dividend Of three
which will be paid to the Stockholders. on the 18th in
January 7,h 1884. ia,
RANK OF VlRGINIA.-The President and Direc.
AD tors have declared dividend, OF the profits OF
the last Of three dollars and eighty per
share, which, after deducng the required reservation Of
ON ~. s ios will % the Banking
January lst 1888. 10
VuNHE Annual General Meeting Of the Members Of
tue Mutual Assurance Society against fire on build
ings Of the State Of Virginia. will be held the SOciey
hour of ~ o'clock. JAMES RAWLINGS,
n AND FOR sALE.-By virtue Of a deed OF trust from
william for the purpose Of securing the payment of the
sum OF money therein mentioned to Capt John Lumpkjn
the undersigned will SELL by public auction, the high
day. the Is, day February 1884, the Tract Of Land on
which the said Doctor George A. Sper resided at the
time OF his demise, lying in the county Of King william
aforesaid four miles from Ayles and two from Cat.ta
church. containing by survey acres
The title |. believed TO be good but will convey only
such title as Is vested in by the deed aforesaid
January 4. 7s"ni
q tANCER, and the art Of Healing gcneraNy.-The
subscriber would respectfully inform the inhabitants
mas become compeently acquainted, by the instructions
from the celebrated Dr. Lynch OF New York city, to cure
that formidable and fatal disease, denomnaed Cancer
without the Of knile caustic, but ee cted i'm the
same way and manner as prac,ssd by DR.. Lynch, who
has met with unparalleled the of bjs
complaint and also that Of Fstua or Fistulo-As the
subscriber Is here from the City of New York to
spend the WINTER any person wishing be cured Of the
aoove-named complaints, will please 10 apply mme datey
to him, at the Mansion House, Main Street
Richmond, Jan 6. w. W. MARSHALL
Certificate from DR.. Lynch
do hereby certify, that DR.. w. w. Marshall has been
under my instruction., and assisted me in my business
which is attending Cancer complaints and the art Of
healing generally. He is using my medicine. /
think him capable and worthy the confidence Of those al.
hcted. ID IyNCu
The subscriber refers to Mr.. Day of Manchester Mr.
Gillian Of Richmond, and Mrs. Ezekiel DAVIS Main ST.
MISS Minis OF Manchester who has been under his care
in New York. lately. W. w nj.
January IA
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THNO CAPlrALiSTS.-The subscriber being de,irous
IL Of closing his business in Montgomery, Alabama
offers for sale, liberal terms, the we'll known Franklin
Hotel and all the out-Lulings belonging TO the same ;
which estab sment, from its situation and ads is
considered Of the best stands Hotel 10 the South
country II Is doing very extensive business, aud
under good reputation. also, fine twostory wooden
building, situated the Franklin Hotel the lot 'front.'
ing two streets with out-buldngs, kitchen, smoke
house, &C. This building contains three rooms, fronting
the main business street, suitable for fancy establish
menis OF merchandise handsome lot, recently
cupied as baking establishment, fronting Msrket-s
The subscriber offers his Stock Of GooDs, and Stand
for Business, az Watch and Jewelry Establishment
the stand inferior 10 none, any where and the Goods
are well purchased. Watch Makers DESTROYS Of a ine
stand and prospects for business would do well 10 avail
themselves OF so good aD opportunity for business.
The subscriber has few Goods suitable for the dealer
IN merchandise, which will be sold very low
Whou, pnIiug these premises are well known 10 paw
fine interest the capital invested, and very yana
BILE property, spd with the increasing prospects Of Mont
gomery which daily improving. te importance va.
Tue OF this property Is constantly enhancing.
Any person wishing purchase the whole, any part
OF the property will please address their commute
TO the subscriber early G.. TOMPKINS.
montgomery Dee. I'll 1888 7l-12t
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HAMMERS BANK OF vIRGINIA-The Presi-
dent aud Directors have declared a dividend Of three
per cent on the capital Stock for the last six months
slant. WM NEKERvIS C,,L;..
january 9TH, 1884. 74-4t
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Powhatan, January 1. 1884. ~ 74Mwa

EpY virtue of a deed in trust, (beaing Date the 18Th
AD day OF January 1888, and Of record in the county
court OF Ches'eried executed by Peter Mason and Eli
payment Of Of money therein mentioned TO Alex
sndcr REID VIII be sold the 18Th day Of January, 1884
at Chesterfield courthouse, the highest bidder Tor cash
one piece or parcel Of land lying aud being The Man
chester Turnpike, Che late residence Of the said Peter
Mason, decd) aud supposed contain fory.iwo acres
Asoonc negro woman slave, named Pauins and her child
Julia Pnk Such title only, is vested in as trustee
will be conveyed.
ANDERSON EDWARDS, Trustee.
bec' " B5--w1ws
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RI AND'S END FOR SALT offer for sale this vaus.
~ BILE Estate, situate between the mou hs Of Ware and
Severn Rivers, in Robias Neck; in the county of Gou.
cester' and immediately upon Mobjack Bay, Ia a fertile
anu rich country the society OF which surpassed
Virginia Tor quality or intelligence; 1t contains by late
survey Cos acres, with interest of thirds In one of
the best salt marshes In the country, of two hun
deed acres Is ode Of the heai,hies situations in
Sate beautifully situated upon the river, which affords
the finest oysters, fish, and wild fowl In their seasons In
the greatest variety and Of the choicest kind The land
IL erle in the production of corn wheat and barley; but
III considered that the soil Is peculiarly adapted TO bar
ley. The buildings are, dwelling OF brick, with six
1ooms-k,tchen. laundry, barn, carriage house, &C. &c.
Persons DESTROYS Of settling In lower Virginia. are invited
TO examine 1t Tor themselves, great bargain may be
had and Is such property is thrown into market
r. JAN T. TIl-lO,sl CARY & HOMES
A DMlNlSrRf TORS SALE.-By virtue Of decree
n Of the COUNTY Court of Chesterfield. shall proceed
TO sell to the hghe bidder, for cash. MoAday the 18Th
Instant IL being Colrt day, eight ten likely young me-
groes consisting oil men, women and children, OF which
there are several good cooks and washers belonging 10
the estate OF Joseph Taylor, ST., dec.
Per RO. M. TAYLOR,
.ddmr. Of Jas. Taylor, Sr., dee.
January T. 74-4ts
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q Nash SALE OF NEGROES will be offered for
~ sale at Nelson Court House, the twenty seventh
day OF January ii being Court day, twelve likely
Negroes NELSON ANDERSON,
For himself and HIM. Crawford.
Jan. T.. 7a-tds
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M OIlCE.-Having been much annoy ed by hunier RS
and fowlers, and experimenting, ii the practice Of
lowing and hunting be not discontinued my land, Sc
rous injury FROM am compelled, though reluctantly
TO iorewarn all persons whatsoever, from hunting, fow-
ling, shooting, in any wise trespassng my lands in
the county OF Powbaian, the land Of COL Jos S.
Watkins, which occupy as tenant, otherwise shall be
under the necessity Of enforcing the penalties Of the law
In such made and provided.
SILAS BRYANT.
Powhatan, January l. 1884. 74-w2t
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V1A7M. MCRERY, DRAPER AND TAILOR. East
w Corner If u and 18Th streets, nearly opposite
he Eagle HottI, keeps constantly hand, complete
assortment OF Goods embracing all that usually kent in
his line Of business most Of which OF the very best
qushy lie pledges his reputation TO fashion the
equal 70 any other establishment IN this country and
speciully soics continuance OF the liberal patronage
received Tor te last ten years, and promises his best e
ofS IN iutufe. dec. B. 6l-t
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m Aw NOTICE-Huen A. GAnLASp and Aa,,s.
~ TEAD BURwELL, Jr., have united in the practice
Of Law; and pledge themselves 10 pay dgen attention
70 all business entrusted TO their hsndsTher office IL In
Boydton, Meclenburg County where one or the other
of them may always be found
December s0th 1883 7s-wsw
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MIOTlCE-Ali persons having claims against the es
Il tate OF the late Sarah Beasey dec Of Chesterfield
county are requested to present them for settlement
J. NUNNALLY
Dec. " I66--wfw'1 AdD1'r Of Sarah Beasiev dee
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FHNHE School in Charlottesville, by the subscribers
IA graduate in the Ancient Languages OF the Uniyer.
sy, with an assistant for Mathematics, who b graduate
therein oil The same Institution, will resume its exercises
with The new year. Term: Languages or Mathematics
$40, English Departments 1915 aud $50. Scholars will be
considered as entering for the remainder Of the session
January q. I7l-2l WILL. L. HARRIS
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A TEACHER WANTED.-The subscriber, wish 10
IN employ competent Teacher, TO take immediate
charge OF their school, which will be small and the d-
Ies ight the situation healthy, and the salary liberal.
Satisfactory testimonials of character and requirements,
will be expected. Application be made to either Of
the subscribers, living in the County OF Sussex and State
oil virginia VIM. HARRISON, Sr.
BEN. HARRISON.
Jan. r. "a,
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HHARMONY HALL SEMINARY.-Ths Inslitu.
III n ton will be opened the LIST of January, 10 the
comnodious and well furnished school recently
cuped by Mr.. Curtis. 1t is intended that the course of
instruction shall be systematic aud thorough, that
every facility be furnished for advancing the interest
female education, both respects the aanmen mt OF
knowledge, aud the formation Of character.
ferms-Board, including washing and lodging, at the
rate OF $lSS per year Of 10 months. Tuition in the high
er branches OF English Education $40 per quarter Ele.
mentary branches So; French So 25; Drawing Paint
ing in It's various departments so; Transferring and
working in worsted 49, For further information apply
to the Principal, II. b. TURNER
January 4. 73-,aw2w
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a NONCORD ACADEMY.--The exercises of this Sc.
miuary Tor the next year, will commence on the 10 h
OF January, and terminate on the 10Th Of December
The month OF August will be given Tor vscaon Terms
as heretofore. Address ATWELL c. COLEMAN.
Bowling Green, Caroline Co
November ~ b9-wtl6thJsn
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III AND.-The subscriber offers tor sale, the land on
II which he lives. He wishes transfer his property
to different section Of the country and will therefore sell
on advantageous terms. 1t perhaps the desirable
estate In Nooway county, and certainly by far the
valuable which is now in the market any where in this
section oil the country. he bulldogs Of every descp
ton are new, convenient, and we'll jagged. indeed no
person could desire smother house Tor domestic or family
operations There ten large and tobacco barns
and many oil them are extensively constructed ne
principles Tor curing The contains 1850 acres by
survey, OF which there than 250 in woods Of
the rs quality Tor tobacco and about acres of
low grounds. IL is believed that the soil is most happily
adapted to the growth Of Gne tobacco
average prices have always indicated Nearly the whole
oil the open land is well set in clover there is Young
orchard now bearing OF perhaps the best selcc fruit
az kinds, from the Northern nurseries, which Is to he
found in this part Of the country. The situation is re-
markaby healthy. The subscriber expects to be out of
the ate tor several months during the winter and spring.
and il he does not sell before he goes, his brother John
Dupuy living in the neighbohood, wilt shew any
person wishing to buy, aud will be authorised to SELL
Col Asa Dupuy Of Prince Edw ard will also be fully au
thorised to contract sale in his absence IL is deemed
unnecessary to give more minute description of this
property; as those wishing to buy, will, it presumed
examine Tor themselves. w. ]. DUPUY.
No'toway, Dec. IL. 66-2aw4w
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a PPOMATTOX NAVIGATION.-. Believing that the
A time has arrived, when the people of that part of our
country which is interested in the Navigation OF Apo
ma!ox, should turn their attention 10 permanent
and steady system OF Navigation, is proposed that ge-
neral ting Of all such as feel be held in the
town OF Farmyille, the 2ls day Of January 1884, 10
take into consideration the best practicable plan OF
ing the Navigation of said River.
1t cannot be expected that any thing valuable will be
done, unless the people interested will give the
attention to the subject 1t is therefore earnestly re-
quesled that general attendance be given The people
OF Buckingham, Cumberland, Charlotte, Amelia and
Prince Edward, &c. &c. and of the Of Petersburg
we should think, oughtto attend send delegation the
meeting, aud we hope they will do
JAMES MADISON,
NATHL L. VENABLE.
Farmviiie, January L. 73-td
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estITUATION wANTED.-A young Gentleman who
~ hashad considerable experience in nsructng youths
AMI who produce satisfactory evidence OF his ability
to teach the Latin English, aud elementary branches Of
Mathematics, wishes TO engage situation in private Ia
L. G., Turner's Store Caroline county, YawiII he al
Bn"eo 'o' Dec. ~ 60-eolt
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"A AND FOR SALE offer for sale my Plantation
MA called Ciorerland, lying in the county OF Prince
William, 80 miles distant from Alexandra and Washing
ton II contains 1900 acres has il large DWeing.
House, Barn and other improvements, and an excellent
Mill Site, on which Saw Mill is erected. The land has
been well led and FOR several years past improvedby the
Of clover and plaster; the effects Of which, no
where visible, fully proven: 1t is divided
iato fields Of equal and size, and under the
best enclosures. This Plantation is justly consde red
among the best in the upper country; its situation is
beallhiu and beautiful.
As purchases will view the pre- misses be fore making
ofe further particulars deemed unnecessary IL de-
sired, immediate posse nay he given. Letters adj
dressed 10 (post pa may be directed TO this place.
CHARLES SHIRLEY CARTER.
N. b. In my absence, MI. Edmund Newman, Agent,
will attend TO gentlemen wishing to view the premises
Ricinond CIV Dec off, 1899 rGo-.u1
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@tCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.-The School un.
~ der the superinendence Of Miss Lorinda p. Bigelow
will re-commence on the LIST February next my house
In Amelia The situation is pleasant and healthy the
buildings comfortable and coinmodous, and in every way
calculated for the comfortable accommodation of young
ladies' The branches OF Education taught in this School,
will be- Geography, Arithmetic, Grammar, History,
Philosophy, Chemistry, Botany, Rhetoric Geology,
Painting aud Musc. The morals and manners of the
young ladies committed TO the charge OF Miss Bigeow,
will receive particular attention.
Terms-For Board and Tuition per session
OF months, 345 co
Music, IL so
Pupils will be admitted any period Of the term and
payment will be required only from the Of their COM
mencing; but after having entered the school deduction
WIZ be made Tor Absence except in Of
gcncy as in cases Of sickness, SC.
Jan z. [71-6J JOS. b. ANDERSON.
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TuNtE Annual General Meeting OF the Members of
N the Mutual Assurance Society against fire on build
ngs OF the State Of Virginia, will be held at the Sociey
hour Of IL o'clock JAMES RAWLINGS
Jan. z l72-tdJ II. Il. of the M a. Soc'v
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H ANDS FOR SALE-The subscriber Intending to re
Ell move from the Commonwealth, will sell at public
auction nless disposed Of privately before that day)
the 25th January irs, il fair, IL the fair day,
his residence, IN Surry county the Plantation which lie
now resides, called Elleslie, eight miles below the Court
house, and three from navigable creek making James
River. 1t contains about 500 acres adjoining Bacon
tie, is well tmbered, and well adapted to the growth
aud cotton, aud possesses abundant supply of
ceent ma The dwelling house of wood built Of the
best materials, two stories high, iour each floor
with large passage running through the CENTRE all we'll
pan,ed and with dry cellar ah There
IL every necessary house, all in good
veral excellent springs OF water at convenient dstancc
from the house The situation is healthy any in the
county.
And at the time and place. the subscriber will Of
fer for sale, his plantation, called "Providence lying up
Lawns creek, navigable am, in said county i'm
Tediaely below Hog Island containing about 900 acres
- well mbe'ed, and well adapted to the production
corn wheat, cotton, clover &c.-30 Of il is nos,
seeded in wheat, and 16 in clo This farm posesse
alo, an neShausble supply Of the very best mar-ant
what is peril still better, supply of rotten oyster shells
sufficient make the whole plantation rich. There
Is also attached, sufficient quantity Of meadow and
narsh 10 sustain several hundred head Of cattle There
also il, excellent dwelling house. four below
and two above-an overseers house, and all other con
venent houses-and several springs Of excellent wa
ter Oysters aud fish may be obtained in abundance
within short distance. Will also be sold with this plan
taion, Threshing Machine. OF the APPROX
The subscriber will the same tin.e sell most OF h
household and kitchen furniture, his stock of horses mules
hog', cattle &c. aud fodder, and plantation
The terms may be ascerained by application TO Mr.
Clarke. living at Eersc or TO the subscriber in Norfolk
Jan. T. [H-2awtds] THOMAS SIMPSON.
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NEW WAREHOUSE IN CLARKSVILLE.-The
subscribers having qualified Inspectors at vens-
bles Warehouse, give notice to planters and the public
IN general that they are ready to receive tobacco and
VIII by prompt attention, as well every exeron in
their power, endeavor to give satisfaction TO those who
may send tobacco TO their care.
GEORGE DARLINGTON,
JOHN CARDWELL
January "a. (73-2aw6w1 Inspectors
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III AND FOR SALE. BY virtue Of decret1l order
n from the County Court Of Chesterfield we The under
signed commissioners will offer for SALE on the 18Th day
Of January, 1884, upon the prese at auction TO the
highest bidder, credit Of one aud two years ,c Of
Land (he residence Of the late Henry Bslgy er dee
within five miles Of Manchester adjoining the lands Of
William Landlord Betjsmine Hatcher dee and OILERS
and supposed TO contain two hundred and thirty Acres
The place is well waered, considered healthy and the
buildings (al lllle expence) sufficient for the comfort OF
family. Bonds with approved security will be required
and the title retained until the purchase money paid
JOHN HOWLETT,
ANDERSON EDWARDS,
BENJAMIN HATCHER, Comns'ys
BENJAMIN HORNER,
THOMAS HOwLETT.
Dcc' DE 70-Wtde
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EGIANO FORTE MUSIC AND INSTRUMENTS
a r. l. Smith has received a variety Of Musical in
strnments, consisting Of
Ciariones, Fageolets, vions Trumpeis, Flutes Flies
Guitars, olios, some of uhich re,y superior.
Among the variety, is an elegant Lrory Flute, with
eight silver keys, highly finished and of superior
A'so two more OF those celebrated Fano Fortes manu-
iacured by Chckerng OF Boston; which, for
power and tone elegance and durability oil workmanship
VIII II Is believed, not be surpassed by any other maker
either foreign or domestic.
Music for The Piano, of every variety and the latest
ana most fashionable, received for the Northern pub
fishers few days. which renders very
extensive. IDec. 271 7O-tf