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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-09

hasten TO give you the earliest information from
our county Iheccction with US las been one Of nnnsn
~ animation. Vol Bcalc, you arc aware lad no oppos
tionbut in speech explanatory Of his eonrso in ION
gesS' ne TOOK occasion TO contradict rumour which
mao gone abroad that he in favor OF judge White
m preference TO Mr.. Van Buren, for the Presidency The
HhY and Why's have struck a "wrono trail az David
crockett would say Col Beale declared his approba
ton q he baltimore Convcnton-and his determination
70 support the candidate nominated by that Convention
u nc seemed most likely 70 concentrate the strength Of
inc great fepsbican party lie thinks os do we Of The
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!oMMissi0NERS' SALE-The undo rsigned Com
~ mssioners, in pursuance Of DEGREES pronounced BY
the Circuit Sope'io Court Of Law and Tor the
county OF Henco, the 29ih June 1888, and the 80
vs. James Scott. surviving partner OF Lyle Scott Saun-
oer as viii on Saturday, the 18th day II February
before the door Of the Bell Tavern in the City Of
ehmond expose 10 sale public auction 10 the highest
bidder for cash, the real property mentioned in said
crees, being the tract Of land well known the Mill
tract, Jefferson in Powhatan county, belonging 10
the estate Of Samuel H. Saunders, dec. except much
thereof has been heretofore sold under decree the
late Superior Court Of Chsncery for the Richmond Dis
trct 10 satisfy the claim OF the Mutual Assurance Society
against fire on buildings Of the State Of Virgins.
SAMUEL TAYLOR,
HOLDEN RHODES.
(. Jan. 2Srd, 1884. Ts3-,ds
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1.-TWO RELIGIOUS will sell, on accommodating
IL terms, Friday the 25,h day Of the resent month,
my Farm, lying the North Fork Of Rock fish River
in the county OF Nelson, containing, by recent survey,
live hundred and fifty acres half Of which is bottom
land well adapted to the culture Of wheat rye oats, and
corn and may be easily subjected to the most valuable
range within few miles. The improvements are two
comfortable Dwelling with good barns and other
necessary house, grsmI just erected upon large and
constant stream also valuable dis,ilIery which is
creasng with renewed vigour, the Temperance
ty SAUNDERS. WILSON &. SMITH
Feb. 4. So 81"
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IACkS SOM

A BEAUTIFUL thoroughbred bay horse, by John
IA Richards, his dam the celebrated tniie racer and
bottom nag, Honesty by old imported Expedition, will
stand at my stable in the county OF Halifax Virginia,
$40 the All the mares that failed Lance last
will be insured TO Jackson this Spring. the price
Of the For further particulars see hand bills sc.
WIN. w. HURT.
Halifax, Va, Feb. g. 1884. TS7-2ml
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BY IeIrCMIE 4 COOK.

% Tho EN0UiRER published twice week, generally, and
during Of the
Price, the as heretofore Five Dollars snnum payable In adj
eeved payment Editors win safety OF remit
ting ,hem mai tho etts being paid BY the writer's
No will discontinued, but tho discretion OF the
Editors, until all arrcarages have been paid up. .
81 Whoever will the payment Of nine papers, shall
have the touth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ each continuance
until either
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he''rs. George Jsfsrson, John r. Leigh, John W. Bd
ker, Edt0ard EggiestoD, John Webster, Sheriff Of
Amelia and as such Administrator NJ DEFY Miller,
decd, WMidm z. EggiesfOn, and Nm. Eggieston:
take notice, that shall proceed
IN TO take the dispositions Of Willis Pler and Others
in the Tavern house Of Samuel ID. Burke in the county
Of Prince Edward and State Of Virginia. on the fourth
fifth, aud sixth days Of March next; IL then and there
prevented, shall, the 18th and 10Th DAYS of March
next proceed TO take The dispositions Of the said Willis
Pier aud others at the said Tavern house of Samuel
ID. Burke, above mentioned and on the 7ib and 9Th
days Of March next, ! shall proceed 10 take the de.
positions OF psscbsl Roberts and others, in the Ia.
yefn-house Of the saJ Roberts, in the county Of Ame.
la, and State OF Vignis and on the FIRST second, and
third days Of April next, shall proceed take the depo-
si.ons OF Tliple T. Etce and others, in the Boiling.
brook Hotel, IN the Town OF Petersburg, Vrgnis-The
above dispositions TO be read evidence in suit In
the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery for the
county Of Amelia, Virginia, IN which plainlif and
each Of you and others defendants aud where you
may attend II you like.
Yours, JOHN r. JETER
January 29.b, 1884 e5--i2s
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RxCMwO.VD, VIRGINIA. TWUKSDa1 F1gERU11eI !. 49, 1854

"iLL be sold, at ppblic auction, Thursday, the
Wv 18th instant, at the late residence Of MIR. Frs.
Smith, decd the plantation which he lived in Ches
terrified county, Manchester combining abou, $50
acres thought 70 be fertile any land In its ghbor-
hood and remarkably houses and lots
Main street, in Manchester AMI about 40 negroes, among
them several very likely young the horses cattle
and other stock with the corn odder farming uten
Ills and household and kitchen urniture-all a credit
Of IL months-Bond and approved security will be
quired. FRANCIS SMITH, Executor.
Feb IL. S9-2t-
LNAlRFiELD RACES.-The Spring meeting over this
course, will commence, as usual on the last Tues
day, (29h) in April. RICHARD ADAMS,
Feb. III. lS9-6iJ Proprietor
HREY BEARD.-Ths uncommonly fine bred horse.
" bred by Richard Singleton, Esq OF South Carolina
now the property Of j. b. Coles Esq., will stand the
suing season at Mr. Lanard Cunning hams in Powhatan
mile below Michaux's ferry, and thirty miles from,
Richmond. Particulars in q Jew days.
p. ]. ARCHER,
February g. [s7--t1 J. MICHAUX.
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TUNO GARRETT NJ. QUARLES, EsQ-Sr, as you
IL are not inbabitsnt Of this Commonwealth, take
this method of giving you notice, that, Tuesday, the
18th Of March next shall proceed take the dispositions
Of Barrett G. Payne Abram Perkins, and others-at the
Tavern Of William J. Cole Wilmington Fluvanna coun-
ty, and continue IRON day TO day until completed to be
be read as evidence in injunction case, depending in
the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Cbancery Flu
wanna cYunty-wheren plaintiff, and you are de-
endants. JOHN II. PERKINS.
Jan. 80. S4-w4w
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TuNO Mr.. Jeremiah Northern, and I'm. Northern:
M You will please take notice. that the first day Of
the next Superior Court Of Law and CbaDccry TO he held
for the county Of Wesmorelahd shalt apply TO the said
Court for decree against each Of you, to compel you
contribute your proportion Of the Of 1899 81 cents
with legal interest thereon, according to law; that being
the have paid in discharge Of execution in the
name OF Cahsne Peske issued by virtue OF The annexed
February 10. 90--w4w
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Nm CHANCERY-VIRGINIA rules, holden ~
~ the Clerks office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law aud Cbancery for the county Of Buckingham, the
81 day OF Dec, 1898:
jacob M. Weaver, and Aiys Spear late merchants and
partners, trsding under the firm OF Weaver & Spear
plaintiffs.
against
William l. Freesnd, Owens c. Fowler, WIN ~. Wing.
field and Dougad Feguson jr, late merchants and part
trading under tie FIRM Of Ffeeland, Ferguson &
Co, and Alexander Blown, Executor OF Archer Fergu
son, deceased. Defendants.
The defendants, William Freednd aud Dougald Fer
guson % not having entered their appearance aud given
security according TO the act Of Assembly and the rules Of
this Court, and appearing, by satisfactory evidence, that
they are not inhabitants Of this Country is ordered,
That the said absent defendants do appear here on the
fret day Of the next April Term, and answer the bill Of
tIle p iDnH and that copy oil this Order be for hwiIb
inserted in newspaper, published in the city Of
Richmond Tor months successfully, and posted al the
front door Of the Court House OF this county.
Copy. Tesle, X. ELDRIDGE, c. c. c.
February 10. 90--wSw
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NOTICE-Ali persons indebted TO the estate oil WI.
IN son L. Cary decd, or to the estate OF Miles Cary.
decd, are requested TO make immediate payment, as
longer indulgence be given and all persons having
claims, legally established against either said esates
requested TO present themto w. TIMBERLAKE,
.ddm'Or Of Wilson Cary, decd, and
Executor of Miles Cary. decd.
Fluvsnna, Palmyra, Feb. z, 1884. 80 At
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NOflCE.-Al persons are hereby forewarned from
~ hunting, fishing, lrespsssing in any manner on
my farm in GoochIand. GEORGE G.. PICKETT.
January 80. si--w4w
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FUVHE Subscriber would respectfully inform pub
IL lie, that he has just entered upon Auction and
Commission business, in the town OF Petersburg and
would thankfully attend TO business either in the jobs OF
produce consigned to him, of property or merchandise
Except ardent spirits) entrusted to his care.
For the information OF the merchants OF Richmond lie
would refer them TO Messrs. VIM s. J. c. Crane.
His means he would observe very limited, but he
hopes they will increase Punctuaty and correci
shall be his motto. JOHN ID. WILLIAMS
Petersburg, Jan. 30 S4-wSws
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O'KELLY.

O|1A Il LII II
TIME full brother to Lance and riet will stand this
IL Spring, 1884, at my stable in the county of Bedford
80 miles above Lynchburg the main stage road Fur
Their and other particulars In time. See what Mr. John
u Stevens, who sold him TO Mr. william r. Johnson,
| says below. JOHN s. HURT.
New YORK Jan. 10, 1884.
DEAR SIR: As regards my opinion OF o. Kelly, as
horse, have great pleasure in stating think him
rst-rae his speed and endurance both Of the
first order; and his constitution one or he could
not have stood the severe work you him sustain last
Spring. while in the hands aud under the manage me Of
MIR. Buckley. With the belief that he will realize your
most sangune expecta ions,
remain your ohedent servant,
JOHN C. STEVENS.
To w. X. JOHNSON, Esq.
February 6. 87-2m
I'D ACES OVER THE BELFlELD COURSE.-A
M Sweepstakes for Colts and Fies, three ye.rs old
next Spring meeting. entrance 500, half forfeit,
mile heats, to close on the FIRST day Of March, three
more TO make race. One entry
Sweepst kes Tor three years old Colts and Fies TO
run next Spring meeting for 5000, half forfeit, mile
meats, 'hree or more to make arace One entry.
Feb. 8. [ss-4'] BY THE PROPRIETOR
YENO BREEDERS OF FLOODED STOCK.-.Ne,o
M Market Stakes open-The following Stakes TO be
run over the New Market Course, open for sub
scrbers:
ls sweepstake for colts and fes years old ne xt
spring, mile heats 800 entrance, halforle-now seven
subscribers, and will positively close the day of March
next. ...
3D. A sweepstake for colts and 6lIes wears old next
spring. TO be run next fall mile heats 5000 entrance
hall orfeitnow subscribers and four or more TO make
3D. produce stake for colts and fes, to be dropt
spring b. TO be spring "37,' mile heats, 500 en-.
trance half forfe and colts to be sll "37"
mile heats, $500 entrance half forfeit In this stake the
second best colt in each race will be entitled draw
stakes There Is subscribers and the proprietor
will use his best exerions make equal the great pro-
duce stake for spring 1885,, which there are 80 sub
scribers All entries this sake be made before
the colts drop o. p. HARE, Proprietor.
February g
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YENHE hghes, prices paid for flour barrel JiIsIs sod
u hoop poles, delivered al the Pepiteniiary.
Jan. 23. (sI-tfl 7, @. M0NCURE,G. A. r.
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KUR. LEONARD BOSHER-SIR As you are not
I'VE an inhabant OF the State OF Virginia, you will
take notice. that SHALL by my Attorney, proceed to take
the dispositions OF William s. Gaudng and Others the
clerks Office Of Cumberland county, Wednesday, the
10Th OF March next between the hours OF 10 o'clock the
forenoon and o'clock in the afternoon of the day,
and shall continue from day TO days until all the dispositions
taken, TO be read evidence in suit in Chancery
depending in the Circuit Superior Court OF Law aud
Chancery for the county Of Cumberland wherein 1 am
plaintiff and you deendan:when and where you may
attend, il you cause. MILLER WOODSON.'
Jan. 20. SI-w1ws
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Jan. 2Srd, 1884.

* ALE OF NEGROES.-In pursuance OF a ecrelaI or.
- der Of the County Court OF Honover, pronounced in
the case OF Bowe Huffman, ct al, the Oath Dec
lS33.the undersigned, the commissioner, appointed BY
the said Decree will sell two slaves, male and female
the latter very likely and valuable house servantat
the front door OF the Bell Tavern, in the City of Rich.
mond on the 18th February next, by public auction, to
the highest bidder, for cash.
jan 18Th 1894 r7g-tIl AJRERT n ROWE
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THN0 EDW. WARREN As you are not an inha-
N baDt OF the Commonwealth OF Virginia, and have
agent known you will please take notice, that
will proceed the sixth day Of March next between
the hours OF nine o'clock in the forenoon and OF
day, at the Washington Tavern in the city of Richmond,
and State OF Virginia, take the dispositions OF James p
Tyler and Others and the tenth day OF the month";
(Nlarch) at the house Of William Clarke in the county Of
Hanover and State aforesaid, the dispositions OF Tho
Gardner and Others TO be read evidence in suit
depending and undetermined in the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chancery for Henrico county, which
suit William Clarke and others plaintiffs, and you
are deendan and should the said dispositions be
pleted the said days, the taking thereof will be
nued from day TO day, until the business isfinshed.
Yours, Sc. WILLIAM CLARKE
Feb, A. fS6-w4w1 and Others pIojnfjfs
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URoCToR WILLIAM X. MAGRUDER, having 10
~ Gated himself at Louisa Court house, respectfully
oilers his professional services 10 the public.
Jdnusry 30. sf-9t
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NOTiCE--By deed OF trust from Robert Patton, de-
ceased to Robert Patton, jr.. (uow deceased) and
John NJ Patton, bearing date the 18th day OF p 1921
II is provided that after satisfying certain preferred and
specified debts, aud liabilities, the residue of the trust funds
shall be applied TO the payment OF The individual debts
oil said Robert Patton, "wheher contracted by him IN his
private capacity, guardian executor
all debts the original consideration for which
debts due by contracts made with the firm oil James
Dykes & Co., where the said Robert Patton hath
given his individual noie bond acceptance for the same
or bath In any way individually guaranteed Contracted
for their payment, are by the express terms Of The said
deed, excluded from any participation in the trust funds,
until oil the individual creditors OF said Robert Patton,
as above defined, shall be fully paid and saished-The
creditors, however, required by the terms of the
said deed 10 exhibit their claims TO the Trustees, with
in six months after they have been notified 10 do so,
by advertisement IN public newspapers; and
Of their failure todo the trustees The survivor
Of them, is authorised distribute the funds among such
OF the individual creditors shall have exhibited their de.
nands aud then the residue in payment Of the debts due
by the firm Of James Dykes Co.Now, therefore, be-
eying that all the preferred debts have been satisfied,
do hereby notify and require all the creditors Of the said
Robert Patton, whose demands within the above de-
scfipon Of individual debts (As distinguished from debts
Of the firm Of james Dykes COY present their claims
duly authenticated to me, in my absence from FIRE.
dercksburg, TO Hugh NJ Patton, before the first day
Of October next JOHN NJ. PATTON,
Suyeioing Trustee Of n. Patton, deed
November 8, 1888 53-IsGlm
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL MACHINE SHOP,
Corner OF lain and 10 Streets, opposite the Union
Hotel, Richmond, va.-The Subscriber, proprietor Of
the above establishment, would respectfully inform his
friends and the public that he, PAence Proprietor
the Patent Rights, AGENT prepared to furnish them
at short notice, with the follow ing very necessary labor
saving Patent Machines viz: Safods Single and Double
geered Straw Cutters; Paikers IronC Spring
Corn Shelier Fox aud Borlands Staple
Emmon. Chain band Horse Powers; Brees Horse Power
Grist Mile; Clinton aud Smiths Fan Mills; Bowling
Corn Planters Freeborns Poughs, and many other ar
cleshe most of which made at his Shop, strong, aud
In the best manner He would also sell County kig
for making and vending several kinds OF the above Ma
chimes. JABEZ PARKER.
Richmond, February 10, 1891. (9O-w0
~ROvE TAvERN.-The subscriber DESTROYS of re.
w firing TO private life, will lease out for term Of
years. not less than three, this well known stand, the
Grove Tavern, situated in the Town Of Scotsve, Pow
baan Court House To good and enterprisng tenant
liberal lease will be gwen with part OF the beds and fur
will be given Oh or before the first day OF May next He
would embrace this opportunity Of returning thanks to his
friends aud patrons for the liberal encourage.
ment he has met WITH and solicts continuance thereof
until lease be effeced.-due notice Of which will
be given Any person wishing TO lease will please appyto
the subscriber. RlCH'D. BASS.
Scottsville. February LIST. 1884,. 9o-w4w
A RUNAWAY Negro W as committed TO the jail OF
IA Randolph county, the 18th day OF November,
1888 The said negro iee,, 2 inches high square
built rather dark mulAo and OIL the left side OF his chin
is scar which he said caused by the kick OF mule
He has also large scar LEFT brow and his up
per teeth little anected-but very little II had
when committed TO Jail, blue nsey coat, striped lin
sey vest, blue pair oil pants, and smooth castor hat
well worm He sayshe is from Henry county. and is n
years old The is requested to orw prove
property, pay charges and take him away he will be
dealt with according to law.
ISAAC BAKER, D. S.
For George Stdlnoker, Sheriff and Tailor of
Randolph County. pa.
February ID. [90-wl2w]
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n AND FOR SALE offer for sale my Plantation
called Ciocerand, lying in the county Of Prince
William 30 miles distant from Alexandria and Washing
ton Ii contains 1900 acres, has it large D,celiing-
House. Barn and other Improvements, and excellent
Mill Site. on which Saw Mill is erected. The land has
Of clover and plaster; the effects Of which, are no
where more visible, fully proven: 1t is divided
into fields Of equal and size, and under the
best closures. This Plantation is justly considered
among the best in the upper country; its situation is
healthful and beautiful.
AS purchasers will view the premises before making
Offer further particulars deemed unnecessary Ii de-
sired, immediate possession may be given Letters add
dressed to me Up st paid may be directed TO this place.
CHARLES SHIRLEY CARTER.
NJ b. In my absence, Mr.. Edmund Newman, Agent,
will attend TO gentlemen wishing to view the premises
Richmond City, Dec. 24ib, 1898. (69-tfl C. S. C.
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DuBLIC SALE OF Landry virtue OF deed of
IL trust, executed to the subscribers by Thomas Is.
Watkins for the benefit of the Executors of William Gat
dec'd and Of record in the Clerks Office Of the County
Court Of GoochIand, we OF WILL the 18Th day
OF February, II fair II not, the fair day, Sunday
cepted proceed to sell the premises publicly, the
highest bidder Tract Of Land lying in the county of
Goochand on the head waters Of Beaveram Creek,
tanning about five hundred and twenty six acres. and
bounded by the lands Of John c. Gray Lucy e. Mark
ham aud others good portion Of this land is in woods;
and there isupon comfortable dwelling house, with the
necessary out-houses.
The terms will be, third cash-he balance in two
equal annual nstaments carry interest the day of
saethe purchaser giving deed OF trust upon the pre-
misses to secure the payment Of the money-Tho.e who
wish TO purchase land, may do well attend We will
convey such title only vested in Trustees
p. GUERRANT,
Jan. IL. E76-2awtds1 G. M QUARLES
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by them In favor Of their supposed claim the Tres
ruryo pay i,s amount-and on being sred here
oreeeive warrant in behalf. the sum due
All TIE warrants paid IN the manner si stated icceis
ed In your own naine will be ample voucher in Your be-
ha on settlement OF your accounts aud, in this way,
the officers and creditors vi the Government will often be
saved travel aud expense; you will have make less
frequent 9epOsites and at less hszr the bsnce on
hand 10 be deposited the end oil each month"; proba
bly,, in this way, become considerably reduced aud the
Department will have the satisfaction OF obiring hers
through lis own officers, without, increasing sesnby the
ii.k OF labor of any.
You viii please 10 notify such public officers and crcJ
tors as live near you OF the existence this
IN order that they may il convenient aud agreeable take
advantage OF its benefits.
am, very respectfully, your obi't serv't,
LEVI WOODBURY.,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
RECEIVER OF Public Moneys
1T Lille Rock, Hrkansas
S.-iou will take Receipts Oh the bottom OF the
Warrsns paid, and return warronts aud Receipts TO ts
Department. monthly L. w