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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-15

AOCTOR WILLIAM X. MAGRUDER having 10.
NJ Gated himself at Louisa Court house. respec tiuly
offers his professional services TO the public.
January 80. s4-9t
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EtNAlRFltLO RACES.-The Spring meeting over this
IL course, will commence, as usual on tho last Tues.
day, l29,h) in April RICHARD ADAMS,
reo. H. 1851 Proprietor
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NHE SUBSCRIBER is authorised to Farm the chestnut
IL horse DIoMEDE, the property Of Andrew Steven
SON. Esq for the present Any person wishing
Farm said horse, would do well make application TO the
subscriber, between this and the 25h instant; when he
will be offered publicly at Hanover Court house, unless
he is disposed of privately before that day. letter
(post pad) directed to Hanover Cour-ho will be at
tended to. IRA L. BOWLES
February Is. 9I-2t
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@b ACES OVER The BELFIELD COUKsE-A
a-o Sweepstakes for Colts and Fies, three We rs old
nest ep."s meeting en'rsncA 800. half forfeit one
mile heats, TO close on the FIRST day Of March three or
more 10 make race. One entry.
Sweepstakes for three years old Colts and FiIies TO
run nextSpiog meeting for 5000, half forfeit one mile
heats, three or more TO make race. One entry.
Feb. 3. [S5-41 BY THE PROPRIETOR
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THNhE Subscriber, having purchased that well. known
IA Tavern, called Hopkinsville, in the lower end Of
powhaan county, on the main stage road from Richmond
to Lynchburg, offers his services to the public as Ia
vernkeeper and pledges himself use every exer,ion
to give general satisfaction. For that purpose he has
been as considerable expense in furnishing every depart
ment Of his establishment, to unite convenience
plenty and comfort; and he again the public that
nothing OH his part shall he wanting TO give satsfac
and respectfully invites them TO call and Judge for them
selves. H. " MAICK
Jan. 3d. s2-Io,s
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I'm HANCERY-VIReINI6-A rules holden l.,
ID the clerks Once OF the Circuit superior Court of
Law ana Ghancey for The county Of Matthews, on Mon.
day the 9th day OF January 1891:
Alfred Biups, and Joico his wife, PLAINTIFF
against
william CritteudeD, and Lucrctia his wife, ard Benia
'" ~, Drsmha',' Jr', Defendants.
The defendant, Benjamin Bramhall, jr., not having en-
'eed nus appearance, and given security according 10 the
acts OF Assembly and the rules of this Court and i, an
pearng by satisfactory evidence that he not an inhab
tan1 oil this county, IL is ordered that the said
90 appear mere on the first day OF June term next and am
swerhe bill Of the plaintiffs; and that COPY of i ord
DC forhwItn inserted in newspaper published In Tile
City OF Richmond for two months and posted
at the front door Of the Court. House of tbs county
Copy. Teste,
SHEPARD G. MILLER CLARK.
January %. s3-ws,o
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.FWNO BREEDERS OF FLOODED STOCK-N1,o
N Market Stakes open.--Tbc following Stakes TO be
run over the New Market Course, open for sub
is sweepsake for colts and hlles years old next
spring, mile heats 800 entrance, half orfe-now seven
next. ' " ~
81. sweepstske for colts and 6es wear. oli nov,
spring TO be run next fall mile heats 5000 entrance
halt oriet-now subscribers and four or more 10 make
a race. ~ " ~
81. produce stake for colts and 6Iics IN 10 do,,
spring "Si TO be spring "37" mile heats Sioo cp
trance, hall forfeit; and coils TO be run fIi oar
mile heats 5000 entrance, half forfeit In his
second best colt in each race will he entitled IN DIV
stakes There 10 subscribers, and the prooro,o
WIZ use his best exerions 10 make IL equal the great
duce stake for spring 1885," to which there are 30 sub
scrbers. All entries TO this sake be made before
the colts are dropt. 0. p. HARE Pronrie,or
February 8. ssG
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a NASH FOR NEGROES.-l shall be absent two or
~ three months from Richmond. During my absence
chase Of slaves for me- Liberal prices will be paid
Nov. &c. [5S-ul LEWIS A. COLLIER
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o. ALE OF NEGROES.-In pursuance Of a decrela Or
~ der oil the County Court OF Honover, in
tne case oil Bowe ps Huffman, Ell al, the 24lh Dec.
iooS-ihe undersigned, the commissioner, appointed by
the said decree will sell two slaves, male and female
lhs latter very likely and valuable house servanat
he front door OF the Bell Tavern, in the City of Rich
nonu' on the 18th February next, by public auction to
the highest bidder, for cash.
Jan. 18th, 1884. [79-til ALBERT G. BOWIE
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IHompsonian Books, Medicines and Medical School,
a CURTIS keeps constantly, corner of G. and 4,b
LA-s ST, Richmond, the genuine Thompsonian Medi.
cines, Family rights TO the of them and the Books
that develope the System. He will soon accommodate
and cndeavor TO relieve, the afflicted from the country who
have hitherto been reuscd and give TO those who wish
10 become thoroughly acquainted with them, both theo.
recal and practical instruction in the System in the ma
tre and use OF the remedies, in Botany, Natural Pboso
ply and Cbemisiry and free TO his Library ic
contains many Of the best works Anatomy Physiology
Surgery, and the theory and practice of Medicne-A
u will furnish every candid enquirer with the salts.
factory evidence, that, for speed "DnoceDcy and eca
Cyl in removing disease and restoring healthy action 10
the SYSTEM these remedies, udiciousy administered far
surpass every thing else that has yet been
lie would advise those who desire and mode of
preserving their health, OF restoring it, when lost TO
call, purchase right and stock Of medicines at once
More than 100000 persons in the u States use no others
reo' IL S6--6t
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FENHE highest prices paid for -four barrel billes and
Il hoop poles, delivered at the Peniten,iary
Jan. %. (S1-uJ Il. G. MONCURE, G. AP
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FHNE subscriber oilers for sae the following Garden
n seeds just received from those celebrated Seeds
men, D. Z. LANDRETH, OF Philadelphia, with whom
ne mas made arrangements Tor regular supply,
ed genuine:
Asparagus seed, large globe artchoke long red beet
early urnip do, mange wurtzeI large Windsor beans
long pod do China red eye do, early yellow do six
weeks do Lima do, Carolina d. fine purple cape breco
tesea large drumhead green cured savoy drumhead sa
yoy' long orange carrot, early Asac caulower late do
uo whe solid celery red do do cured cress long pick
London leek royal cabbage lettuce early do do. green
CURED do' brown Dutch, nutmeg melon, citron melon
okra SILVER ssn onion, large yellow do, cured parsley
sugar parsnp, Bues extra early pea, early frame do
large marrowiat do, dwarf imperial do, Bishops dwarf
PRONE do long scarlet radsh, red turnip do yellow
do salsay, round savoy spinach pcky do early Dutch
urnp red top do early stone do canary bird seed hemp
do and met Go-Aso, ransplAnlng trowels four prong
socket manure forks. pruning knives and pruning saws
Reid Seeds-Clover, timothy, orchard s. herds grass
February To- [9l-31 VIM. PALMER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-15

NOTlCE.-Contrac,ors 10 supply the Penitennsrv In.
su'ulion with Plank and split Timbers are reoues,ed
TO commence delivering, without further deIsy
February s. ss,W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-15

EROrET0URT sPRINGS.-The subscriber having
ME recently purchased the above property from the
executor Of Charles Johnston deceased tenders his ac
during the 10 years which he kept the Hot Springs and
hopes mat they will favor bin nth call at his reel
denee wnee ne ASSURE mem they shall find every thing
comfort and pleasure The buildings Of the establishment
are all bHck-commodious and elegant, and uniting in a
g" ueB'ee' "eShess ana beauty Win comfort and conve.
nlence. HEZEKfAH DAGGs
FebrUaryS. az e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-15

IHNHE distributes Of the military claims of Walter
IA Scott, deed, are hereby notified that the said claims
are now ready Tor distribution, and that is desirable that
some one or other OF said distributes should come
and administer on the estate of the said Walter Scott
decd preparatory TO distribution OF the claims aforesaid
as The undersigned does not intend administer on said
es'a'e' A. b. Adnlinisfrafrfr
of Geo. b. .noody, dec'd
'dn' ~ 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-15

a kEY BEARD.-This uncommooIy fine bred horse,
Nh bred by Richard Singleton, Esq Of South Carolina
now the property OF J. b. Coles, Esq will stand the en-
suing season at Mr. IaDad Cunningham In Powhsfan,
one mile below Mehauxs ferry, and thirty miles from
Richmond. Particulars in lew DAYS
Februsfy6. (s7-m J. MICHAuX'
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AND FOR SALE.-i offer Tor sale my Plantation
IA called Ciouerland, lying in the county Of Prince
William SO miles distant from Alexandria and Washing
ton Ii contains 1900 acres, has OH il large D,ceiling-
House, Barn and other Improvements, and an excellent
Mill Site, on which Saw Mill is erected The land has
been well Tiled and for several past improved by the
use oil clover and plaster; the effects of which, are no
where more visible, more 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; lis situation is
bealtbul and beautiful.
AS purchasers will view the premises before making an
oier, further particulars deemed unnecessary IL de-
sired Immediate possession may be given. Letters adj
dressed TO me Up st PAID may be directed TO This place
CHARLES SHIRLEY CARTER.
~ b. In my absence, Mr.. Edmund Newman Agent
will attend TO gentlemen wishing to view the pre-
Richmond City, Dec. 2ih, 1893 [69-nl C. s. C.
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EMrthensCare, China s. class.

ElMfyhentCNl'e, emma ~ GLASS.
FHyHOMAS j. BARROW & Co. IsfronrERs, ss VA
n ter 81, Neo York, offer for sale most extensive
stock Of Earhenwsre, China, Glass and fancy goods re
ceived by late arrivals from Liverpool, embracing eyetv
article sold in the nc and Of the shapes and pat
terms, selected expressly with view to the Virginia and
North Carolina markets From their facilities in England
they are enabled 10 offer every induccmen in the way Of
low prices, and best qualities of goods extensive
business which they have hitherto transacted with the
merchants oil virginia induces the hope for continuance
Of their fsvors The very best packers to be found 10 the
country employed, and every exeron will be made
10 give satisfaction to their customers.
TH0S. J. BARROW & Co.
Importers, SS Woter ST., NJ York
Feb. IL. sg-I0t
~ Whg and Petersburg Tntogonccr will copy tho above the
amount OF 50 their this
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"A CARD.-Messrs. Muse s. Segar, in their advertise
IA ment nave SAID, ',he obligation Of Inc 10 Mr.. Lump.
kin. not to keepa Tavern in Urbanna will be subec IF
legal investigation" should be pleased 10 hear such
thing, were not constrained 10 believe the assertion In
Deentrey on their own responsibility. Invite legal nyes
gaton and bind myself to prove TO the public TO use MIR
LumPkns own language, that al as much at beriv
okeep house oil entertainment any in Urbanna
THOMAS STREET
Urbanna, Feb. I1th, 1884. soa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-15

VHNHE subscriber respectfully informs his friends of
- Middlesex, Matthews, Gloucester, King s. Queen
ana Essex aud the public generally, that he has again
opened House oil Entertainment which he calls the Ac.
commodafian House and Steamboat Hotel. He feels
grateful for the patronage he has the hands of
the public Tor many years. and aers himself thai from
his long experience and strict attention to his business TO
share portion OF 1t again. He has been at
expense TO mt up that large and commodous brick house
In urbanna the rooms OF which not surpassed by apy
counryavern in Virginia, and he with confidence
say he has in his power to entertain the public much
more 10 MS ana their satisfaction and at reduced prices.
Gentlemen Of the bar would find il TO their advantage IN
engage by the year, liberal deduction will be made
Conveyances will be furnished Steamboat passengers AT
all tunes, and every communication to aud from the
strictly attended report in circulation
nat The subscriber had entered into obligation to Mr.
In Urbanna again, which is without any foundation what
ever THOMAS STREET.
Urbanna, Jan. H. 1884, GsO-vaw
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IHNHE subscribers respectfully inform their friends
IL and all the public OF Middlesex Matthews CIou
ceser, King and Queen, Essex and King William and
down East as far Norfolk up West about Richmond and
Fredericksburg, North, the great Potomac
and back South, as Tar the cocEs that thew still
Keep dhouSe OF Entertainment, (Which they call the Far.
ners and Steamboat Hotei) the old stand in Urbanna
lately occupied by Thomas Street, Esq, (and which he
lately sold because " he tired The businesshad
been servant Of the public long enough-and wished
10 retire to quiet life )-where they hope 10 accommodate
the public in the same handsome and coMFoRrAnLr
style they have heretofore DONE We have received the
public patronage for only one year-Mr. Street las lie
s'ates) Tor many: so long merit it, we hone
| and expect to receive it, and no longer-when we
get above our business, let the public get above ma
we, too, have been at some erpense and are now
oeing' Tor the improvement of establishment sucb
as strengthening streets, building carriage shelters
&c &c &c. hope TO furnish such accommodations ss a
liberal public will be pleased wih-We shall also give
our establishment dressing in the Spring. when we
nope she VIII be able to hold her head and look her
lofty rival over the way, in the face. We know our
friends aud patrons well, and know they are not TO be
bought over by " reduced prices."-We have never in
creased our rates, and they moderate enough in all
conscience we ask Steamboat passengers and travel
ers TO call on us USUAL and assure them thew will
still find Father Muse polite aud accommodating as
ever and Mrs Muse always polite and attentive 10 the
ladies'. We believe gentlemen of the barr will find il
$50 their advantage" 10 remain with usEvery convent
ence within power will be continued 10 be furnished
Steam boat passengers. "
As to the obligation of Mr. Street TO Mr. Lumpkin mn,
TO Keep Iduern in UTbGnnd shall now saw notlno
as that will be subject Of legal investigation.
MUSE s. SEGAR
OIoahha, January z4ih, 1854. S4-w4w
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

SEMINARY at the Red Sulphur Springs.-The un.
~ dersgned respectfully announces, that he will open
Seminary at the Red Sulphur Springs, the 18th April
next II Is peculiarly painful TO him to relations
wen nave existed, Tor go many years. between himself
ana Inc youth oil Richmond amongst whom he has found
many instances Of high talents combined with vuous
and lofty principles; but duties of
having induced his determination he hopes his pupils will
suffer no Inconvenience from the measure In the pro-
posed undertaking, the object will be- receive limited
number OF amiablc and doce young gentlemen no will
be treated with Kindness and instructed with diligence
The Principal will devote to them all his time and
WIZ be assisted by his valued and faithful assistant Mr.
Maculy. The number will be strictly limited to fhrtv
No youth OF questionable character or perverse DISPOSE
uon will be admitted. The discipline will be mild but
hrm and uniform. Wholesome and abundant board and
comfortable lodging will be supplied. A respectable and
careful female will be employed to attend 10 their
comforts Exercise will alternate with study, in such
manner as to insure the greatest possible benefits
DOM. when TO the advantages enumerated added a
healthy climate, aud the of OF the finest mineral
waters in the world believed that few situations can
afford superior facilities for moral mental i'm
provement.
TERMs.-For the LIST session of s month, CON-
inencing 10Th April, and terminating the 18th e,oz M
september tuition, board, lodging, washing PSI W
and mending,
On the 10Th September, tern, Of 10 months will COM
mence and terminate tho 10Th July following There
VIII then be vacation Of months; but pupils
70 remain az the Seminary, will receive board and tuition
without extra charge. Payments be made half yearly
In ADVANCE Pocket money shall not exceed $40 a term
am, must be deposited with the Principal Clothes books
and oil other necessares, be furnishes on the
at moderate prices. WM BURKE
February Is. 9l-w5w
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EDlANO FORTE MUSIC AND INSTRUMENTS
4 -SR |. Smith has received variety of Musical in
struments consisting of
CiarioDe,s, Fageoets volins, Trumpets Flutes Flies
Guitars, olios some of tohich are very superior
Among the variety, is an elegant Ipory Flute with
eight silver keys highly finished and of superior Tone
Also two more of those celebrated Piano Fortes
factured by ChckeDg OF Boston; which, for
power and tone elegance and durability of workmanship,
WILL it is believed, be surpassed by any other maker
either foreign or domestic.
Music tor the Pianeyof every variety and the latest
and most iashionable is received for the Northern pub
few days. which renders the very
extensive. Dec. IL 70-U
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-15

HEATS, CAfS, Sc. v. Raymond has now on
IA n hand, superior assortment of hats various qua-
ties and patterns-together with an assortment of shoes
siocks gloves trunks, &c. Also cloth and fur caps of his
own, and northern manufacture all of which he wishes
70 sell as low as his neighbors. The shoes will be sold
very low to close sales-N Il. The highest market
prices paid for country furs. Feb. III. 1881
A tOTTON YARN.-The Petersburg Manufacturing
~ Company has this day reduced the price of Cotton
arm so as TO make correspond with present Northern
rates by observing the prices stated below il will be
seen that 1t has never been sold lower by this Company
akiog the numbers aogetber whilst al The same time he
qualify better than that bch is notv ,n,Lin
The following are the prices, '"'@'"e
NO. 10 cents.
SAC 20
7aI3 81 60
II, 10, 16, 25
AT these prices, this yarn can be had in Richmond Of
mcssrs. Workman, McGruder & Co, or Of the Compsny
IN Petersburg LEWIS MABRY, Agent.
February s. sS-At
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yHKOllSlelxl. TOaaSOas


w county of Chesterfield, about 20 miles from both
Richmond and Petersburg and within mile Of Moodys
Iavern-be now at his stand ready Mares at
S6O the season, payable Ist August next, when il
will expire-$lO0 insurance, payable soon as the
mare is known TO be in foal parted witl-one dollar to
the groom in every Large and very extensive pas
turage sown in small grain, expressly for left with
the HORSE separate lots for and colts many
stables for them in bad weather. and board of
Those sending from distance, If convenient, will send
servants with their Mares that may be attended TO-
ageeaby TO their own instructions. ares fed If reuuir
ed at 25 cents day, responsibility accidents or es
capes but every prccaution TO prevent them.
GEORGE w. JOHNSON.
PEDIGREE-.Monsieur I'Onson was by Pacolet, he
by the imported horse Citizen, he by Pacoet England
he by Blank and Blank by Godophn Arabian, dam by
Top Gallant he by Gallan, Galatin by imported Bedford
&C. &c., his grandam by Grey Medley, imported Oscar
imported Fesrnough &c.-Monseur Tonson is the full
brother OF Sir Richard, Henry and CHAMPIONSHIP Ri.
chard and Champion have proven be superior horses
and have been beaten.
Monsieur IOns0n has made himself so cell k1o,pn bv
his uioaied achievements the turf render fur.
Their notice unnecessary Those who desire TO see more
detailed account OF his pedigree and performances re-
iered to SINNERS Turf Register, January No, 1881
Monsieur Tonson's 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 America-he best
evidence, however, OF my opinion of him is that paid
last November ten thousand dollars cash for him.
w. II. JOHNSON.
Chesterfield, 9Th February, 1884. S9-tf
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Eresl. GrOcerics, Wines, Tees. Sc.

aycoW WfOCSf.WS, bvtftGS, AGfsS, &C.
TEVHE Subscriber having taken the store 10 Mr.
n John Lays on the Cross Street leading to Mayo's
Bridge, offers Tor sale, on very low terms great variety
OF Groceries, Wines &c. such the following:
and ~ Orleans sugars, by The hhd or smaller guam
titles
Do. do. do molasses, do do. do. do bbls do &c
Superior G.. p, Imperial and other teas
Old Java, Manila and green coffee
English Swedes and country iron
Best Liverpool filed salt
Loaf sugar, OF all grades
Best clipped and roe hefrngs
Fine old champaign brandy
DO. DO. pale Cog do IN demiioIns or
DO. DO l. Dock DO do. by the easy
DO, do Jamaica and Antigua rum
l.. p Madeira wine in pipes, half pipes o. casks or de-
mijobns
Sicily do. do do do do
Pale sherry, do. do. do. do do
Fine old port do. do. do. do do
with large assortment OF champagne, claret, Sau-
ternc, Hook, and other wines in glass.
lie viii attend to the sale Of country produce on com
mission, and will execute all orders upon the lowest terms
GEORGE ID. FISHER.
January 80. s4-s&TG
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-04-24
White 7'eeth!' SI healtAy Gatnas :!

TWYHOSE who would retain, Fesore. these desir-
 able personal advantages, are assured that no cOnitositian can he "biai0eti superior 10 the
 Britisk ARtiseptir Dentitrsce. 9 This is aa elegant aud pleasant GTetartion in eve ry reseei and has fer msny years pAs, gwen unlser- cal satisfaction wherever il has beep used. .s5.. The Aniisebiic Denifbiee is exenspt from acId and .aier iagredir ns, ch nily eas- ser the conposilioa Oftnoh ders iD common use, and h whilens llie enamel of the teeth whout doDg |, the ieas, .iney. Tie regular use ot this admired powder, by pagiiag she anbuth and prrA eniias the asrmnulalion Di operaes ihs hest preventive of tue Tooth Ache. The Deniiirice removes the dis coofations aud restores the beautiful native "hi'eness oihe e,,nei. As its application braces aud strength. ems the G.r,,s, secures them their healthy aud orid hues and by removing all offensive foreign ac. run,ulaoms from the teeth, preserves the natural sw ee uess uC the breath. Price 50 cents.
 GT None are genuine uniess sgned on the onissde @ prinIed wrapper, by ihe sole preprietor Y klDDEK, imnsed;ate successor ,o the late Dr. w. T. CnNwAY- For sale at his Csunting R"on, over No y9, Court Street. aear Ceurer, Hall, Boston, aud also by his
 Samuel Busi and J. c. Beckgith, Litehteld 1;
 E. Co,oles, Snnth Farms Daniet Norton,
 Co,,nan Js.dsen & It'hiifiesry. ". Preston 1; Isaac $. sWGds,corth, Bethlem; Norton $
 Henderson. Goshen.
 Large discount those who buyio sell again.
 March ? s a.s ,5 Ssa.s. .z.s..a IL 1ye4W41