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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-13
December 4.

x end OF Eenrco county, containing than 81 K
hundred acres. There attached to this tract about
seveny-.vc of swamp land of superior quality
the greater part of which is cleared and we'll drained
and Is adapted to the growth of wheat corn oats and
grasses and about % of which, well i'm til
notify and herds grass. There is mari in the nephbor
hood of this farm and has been recently discovered
on 1T, of supposed good quality Being anxious to dis
pose of this property, will sell a bargain
also offer for sale my stock of cattle sheep. hogs.
horses mules and oxen farming utensils Wagon carts
&c, &c-all, any OF which, | will sell privatcly=
Should not make sale before the 10th of December
next, will offer publicly, in addition to the above my
household and kitchen iurnurecops of corn, fodder
oats, nay, &c, Sc at my present residence Terms
made known on application to purchases the day
OF sale. G.. NJ KEESEE
September go 42-wtf
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n y ELMONT FOR SALE-In accordance with the
"a . will of the late Dr. A. Wharton, Belmont, vaua-
bic Farm on James River two miles above Goochland
Courthouse Offered for sale. 1t contains about 600
acres and has excellent buildings of every description
There IL attached to the barn fine thrcshing machine.
crop of wheat will be seeded the land in good time
Ii not sold privately il will be offered for sale publicly
on Tuesday, the 10th of December next upon credit
OF one two three and four years the purchaser giving
bond and security, with Deed of Trust the land
secure the paymentsAt the same time, the household
furniture every kind, which is very valuable will be
sold credit of months with bond and security for
all sums above ten dollars cash. if exceeding that
sum- also the stock of horses of cattle including
excellent oxen carts, wagon gig and harness, all
the plantation TOOLS OATS fodder, straw and shucs, &C.
The crop of corn and tobacco will also be Offered for sale
Terms made known at that tc.The sale will continue
from day TO day, until every thing is sold.
All persons indebted TO the estate requested make
payment acknowledgement all who have claims against
the estate, requested to make them known t. the
Executor, that he may discharge them.
JOSIAH LEAKE,
Executor Of DIR. Austin Whdrtoa, deceased
Goochland, October 10. 45--wtf
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By The GOrcrnor Of tie Commonwealth of Yirgii0.
PROCLAMATION.

TUyflisN.
PROCLAMATION
II NFORMATiON having been given TO me- by one of
M the Justices of the Peace for the county OF Jefferson
that the night of the 9Th instant murder was com
mitted in that county, by certain JOHN RILEY of the
said county upon John Wren ofte county Frederick:
and that the said John Riley hath fled from Justice and
is going at large.
Now, therefore, l, Littleton Waller Tazewe Governor
of the said Commonwealth, have thought fit to offer
ward of Two Hundred Dollars any person or persons
who viii apprchcnd the said John Riley and convey him
TO the Jail of Jefferson county And do moreover re-
people of this Commonwealth their best cxertons
to apprehcnd the said John Riley that lac may be dealt
with according to law
Given under my hand as Governor, and under the
[SEALl lesser seal of the Commonwealth at Richmond,
this nineteenth day of November, 1884.
Lift w. TAZEWELIs
November p 5S-w4w
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@BURSUANT to deed of trust, executed TO the sub
n scrbcr by VIM. II. Roane, the 2lst of April
Amherst, and in the Corporation Court of Lynchburg
WIZ sell on the premises, for cash. in the Of
Lynchburg, to the highest bidder on "Wednesday the
18th day of December, 1884 the following property TO
wit; Lot and HOUSE, on Main Street, adjoining Plan
ters Warehouse; Also House and Lot on 9th street
near the Lancasteran poorhouse also story Brick
House, near Mrs Brown Qhc daughter of Mr. Hoylc
9Th street.
And, on Thursday the 18th Of December. 1884, will
SELL to the highest bidder the premises, the county
OF Amherst for cash that valuable called SPRISG
GARDEN on which VIM. II. Roane, dec formerly resid-
ca containing 60 acres, according TO the deed
Tins is valuable estate, 8 miles from Lynchburg.
Acting as trustee shall convey the title derived from
the deed, which is believed unquestionablc.
THOMAS A. HOLCOMBE,
December L. 6l-vv2,vs
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Executor of DR.. Austin Hharton, deceased.
Coochland. October 10 dh-yvf

FENHOMSONIAN AGENT-The Subscriber who
~ is General Special .age,u for MIcssrs Jarvis
Pike, d Co.. respectfully informs the public, that he
keeps constantly on hand large supply of DR. S Thorn
sons Family Rights, DIR. S. Robnsons Lectures demo-
minated Ihomsons New Theory, and genuine Thomso-
man Medicines for sale at his residence ombardy
Grove, Neckenbu-g, Va. Also, in Prince Edward and
Cumberland countcsIc would also state that persons
wishing to do cam upon tho production of proer tcs
tlmonias, procure agencies from him good terms and
that ne IS authorised receive all DUES to the firm of
Jarvis Pike " Co. for Thomsonian Rights and the T.
Recorder. MILLER w McCRAW Botanic Pus'n
n B.-Thc Subscriber can be found regularly in his
vicinity, ready to perform his professional scrviccs
Dec. q. l6l-w:}wl Nj w
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CANCER

And tie art Of Healing gencraly.
FHNHE subscriber respectfully informs The inhabitants
d of Richmond and vicinity, who may wish his aid
that Inc has become compeently acquainted by the in
sructions from the celebrated DR. Lynch, Of New York
city, TO that formidable and fatal disease denoIni-
mated Cancer without the of knife or caustic but
effected in the way and manner practsed by Dr.
lynch who has met with unparalleled success in the
treatment of this complaint, and also that Of Fistulo or
FistuaAs the subscriber is here now from the City of
New York. any person wishing TO be cured of the above
him. at the Mansion House, hIain Street
Richmond, Jan. g. w. w MARSHALL.
Certificate fr0n Or. Lunch
do hereby certify, that DIR. w w. Marshall has been
under ny instruction. and assisted in my business
which Is attending to Cancer complaints, and the art Of
think him capable and worthy the confidence of those az
flicted. ID LYNCH
The subscriber refers to Mr. Day of Manchester; Mr.
Gillian, Mr. James Caskie Archibald Thomas and Mrs
Ezekiel DAVIS, Main Street, Richmond; Mr.. benjamin
Harrison, Of Berkeley.
All letters must be paid. w w NJ.
january 7l-wtf
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? ICHLAND (in SlqBord Co. Ya.,) FOR SALE
n - ny virtue Of Deed Of Trust, from VIM. Brent
Jr bearing date the 22d day Of December, 1890 and OF
record IN the Office Of the County Court of Stafford
wil expose to public sale at Stafford Courthouse on
Tue second Monday Of January next that valuable estate
situated on the banks Of the Potomac River i'm the co,n
" OF Stafford. containing by estimate about three h,
drcd acrcs, and well known by the name Of RIcuAsD
This estate Is Justly notorious for the fertility of its SOIL
the beauty and convenience Of it's situation ard for it,
complete and comfortable improvements A mere de-
sirabe residence productive farm, in proportion
to It's extent where be found i'm VrginiaSelin0
as Trustee will convey to the purchaser only such title
as is vested in mc by the Deed OF Trust but that be-
loved 70 be compctcTcrms win bc made known on the
day Of sale. JOHN NJ. CONWAY Trustee
Oct. 81 51-,ybls
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December

GSYLVAN Hull ACADEMY. The next session i'm
~ this Institution will commence the l2h of Janua-
ry. 1888 The course oinstrucon s such is usual in
the best Academies; and prosecuted with reference tic
most advantageous entrance into other
University. The Subscriber has lately erected spacious
Brick Building; containing eleven rooms besides the gar
ret, which, with the buildings in use, viii offer am
pie accommodations MIR. VIM G.. Nelson, whose cha
racer Linguis well known will attend tho Clas
steal Department The discipline will be strict but pa
rental Founding claim TO patronage the merits of
the institution alone invite investigation into the us
icc of that claim and will therefore, with very great
pleasure receive at any time, Examining Committee
not of selection but the appointment of those in
County elsewhere, who feel Interested in the
deeply important subject OF the education of the rising
gencratoh.--Pricc for Board, Tuition and WASHING
800. An additional charge of 50 will be made for Bed
ding and Candies when furnished by the Subscriber
TIL H. FOX.
Sylvan Hill, Nov. lS. 5G-v6w
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THNHE FredorichshaH Fcpalo Scaiiagrg conducted bv
~ Mics Boggs, viii be continued The next year: al
the termination Of which it will be finally closed1It
viii BE opened the 18Th January next on the usual
terms viz $l2O for board and tuition one half payable in
advance, each pupil finding her own bcd-covcrng and
towes--lf furnished by me, there viii be an additional
charge OF S1--A few young ladies' can be admitted in
addition to the present school My address il Lone
Creek, Louisa county, Va FRED. HARRIS
December q 6l-wfw
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December 2.

HNiGHr OAKS FOR SALE.--l have been permit
"a "A ted to live until now old man, and have
become quite wearied with the mana cement of land and
negroes therefore wish to sell my whole estate My
property lies in Amelia County Va, the Appomattox
River (South sde) 40 miles stof Richmond, 50nortl-
west OF Petersburg Southwest of Powhatan Court
house, and ID miles north of Amelia Courthouse MY
tract of land lies we'll and is well adapted the growth
OF corn wheat oats and tobacco and by surveys
contains 45G acres and it is verify believed that all the
CALLED and quilted land the tract would not exceed
SIX acres all the other lively good land, and consde
rablc portion rich botton (say fully one-ourth of the
tract0 well reclaimed by dtchcs &c. The situation
handsome and believed to be healthy any in Yir
GINA, and has it many Springs of the very best wa
ter The buildings are, good dwelling house, 50 by
~, in good repair kitchen, meat-housc, large granary
corn-house, ncgrohouses, and FIVE tobaccohouscs two
OF them new, and new stable building. My negroes
70 in number, say men, q women, children boys
g men boys) and girls; likely and healthy as
any mans negroes, and have been trained up do diff
ieren branches of business to great neutrality-suspicious.
ing, planting, dching. shoe-makng, spinning, weaving
sewing, house-busness, cooking, washing, ironing, &c
&c An person wishing to purchase said property, will
please call on me at my residence in Amelia county
Dec il. [61-w2wJ JOHN ST. CLAIR.
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EDUBLIC SALE OF MINING PROPERTY. --On
n Monday the 10th day of December inst, if fair, if
not, the next fair day. will be sold at Mai Grassy OH
thcIurnpikc Road leading from fredericksburg Orange
Courthouse and on the promises of the Virginia Mining
Company, the entire Stock Of machinery and Implements
belonging TO that wcl-arrangcd MISING EsrABIfsIr-
MENr, credit Of months for all above S21.
Negotiable notes, with improved Endorsers payable in
one OF the Banks in Fredericksburg will be required
delivery. Among the articles are, viz
l2-horsc Power Steam Engine, with boilers
j 2J-horsc Power do. do with boilers.
The above Engines complete in oil respects, luay he
applied to pumping Of water raising of ore, &c; grind
boards plank, &c for all purposes where power is
quircd
Stamping machine for reducing ores,
IS Cold chilled-lead stamps, for reducing ores,
Iron plates for bottom Of Stamping roughs,
Cast iron pipes with brass cocks for stamping roughs
Iron cams for lifting stamp-bcads
sets Tyrolcsc Mills for amalgamatng, with iron gear
ing. complete
! set Tyrolesc Mills with iron runners,
] Cast Iron Mill for grinding rcsidinum,
| Burr-stone Mill for grinding rcsidiuum
I Cast Iron Mill for laboratory
set Of melting apparatus for laboratory consisting of
bellows, furnace plates, hoops, tongs ng0t, &c
Cast Iron Rctort for distng quicksilver,
Cast Iron mortars and pcstlcS-wash pans, bowls,
pitchers, &c.
set scales and weights for weighing cold and silver
hose whims with pulcs, ropes, tc.-buckcs, land
ine.hooks, &c
nch cast iron pump, II feet long with rods, boxes,
screw bolts. &c.
inch Gust iron pump sc feet long, with rods, boxes,
inch cast iron pump with several pieces injured
inch cast iron prump - feet long, with bell joints
inch cas-, iron pump, ca feet long. with hell joints,
Bmcksmts tool5anvil5. hammers, tcnes, bellows, dc.
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AND FOR SALE.-lhe subscriber being DESTROYS
"a to to the Southern country will sell his Farm
in Cumberland and Prince Edward counties, lying on
both OF the Appomattox river six miles above the
iourisliiag town of Farmve, and eight from lamp
den Sydney Coiicgs, and within ten miles of four
featuring mills This Tract contains 703 acres $50 or
lt bottom land the river ad creek. of good qua
lty and large portion wood and the land is well suit
ed To the culture of tobacco, corn, wheat and oats
There is each side OF the river good and convenient
with all other necessary houses for sccur
ing crop of wheat and tobacco, all good repair. Ii
is impossible to all the advantages and convention
attending this farm, in advertisement; will only
say further, the Appomattox is navgabc for consider
able distance above this farm. and there bridge across
the river belonging to the farm. All persons wishing to
purchase land this section of country are invited to
look and Judge for themselves.
NATHANIEL PENICK.
December 3 Gi-vSw&
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VALUABLE POWIATAN LAND FOR SALE.
Tobc sold at private sale tic tract Of land IN Pow
hl'an county, formerly the property Of Mr. Henry nm
derson 1t supposed 70 contain about twelve hundred
and thirty acres is situated the north side Of tho mar,
buckingham road. and tllc waters Of Decp Creek
This property Mil be sold on liberal credit It. the
neigborhood Of John w Nash, Esq, and Dr. William
Crump, both Of whom well acquainted with the land
ana give information 70 any person DESTROYS pur
chase For icrms apply ol e Fsmers Bank of Virginia
Nov oath, 1874. 5s-wtf
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a VALUABLE ROANOKE ESTATE FOR SALE.
IN own ON both sides OF Roanoke, River generally
the State az North Carolina between 1000
of Land about 30O of which low grounds upon Tho
RIVER aud IL equal II not superior quality to AN, with
the ownership of any individual above The falls with
in my knowledge The high lands arc Of fine quality,
and highly productive in tobacco, wheat,
My residence the North side Of the river and within
mile of it, is healthy; and situation the State
better improved, agrccably provided for large
family Of whites and blacks. On the North and South
side of the river there Mills, which carry each
pair of niill-stoncs, and command ample custom
wheat and corn
will sell the above Lands, under all the advantages
and disadvantages if there be any upon crs
should greatly prefer TO sell the Lands have briefly
described, TO purchaser; but if this be- done
conyicnty. will divide IT III parts to suit purchasers
sell or viii sell my Lands, with view n removal
to the Wcstern country Those who disposed pur-
chase Lands valuable III themselves. and convenient
the markets of Petersburg and Richmond, and will soon
be so to Norfolk, will apply to me ON the premises
WILLIAM E.TON.
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To Hon. JOHN BELL, Speaker
Qfne House Of Representatiecs Of Me y: States:
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+" Go Ahead"

"URNER & SALISBURY have
II thisweek received further supply
OF FAsgIoNABLE CLorHs, CAssIMEREs,
VEsTiNcs ell OF which shall be made into
garments in first rate style, at short notice
and warranted to fit. We earnestly re-
quest gentlemen in pursuit Of chothing, to
give US call, us we feel assured our as
sortment is az extensive as any one in
town, andin consequence Of the removal
Of the deposites' we will sell at unprcce
dented low prices. april 26.
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NEW &ccirEo

BURROUGJ, JR. & CO have just re-
q . ceIyed direct from partner IN Now York. a
splendid lot OF desirable goods, selected viii,
care and purchas d with cash. Among them
are the following super Jaconet cambri,s, gauzc
and lasting ribbons, vcis, corded skirs. cam
brics, qulngs and net Iaces. bishop lawns, cal
icocs, ginghams, muslins, nsnkins bed lace, fan.
cy sbawls and bdkis-bui,ons, spool thread.
silks, ehintzs, with great variety Of other
goods all OF which viii DC Offered al unprece.
dented low prices, ss usual.
June Ii.
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WARREN, JUNE l4th, 1884.

The subscribers having fully determih-
ed upon different arrangement in their
business, would inform the public, that
their stock of fancy goods, will be offered
wholesale or reioI for A weeks at prices
that cannot fail to suit any one in want
Of dry goods. The stock consists in part
Of prints, ginghams, cambrics, muslins,
hosiery, gloves, linen damask, long lawns,
belts, fancy hdkfs, circassian, lhibet cloths,
bobbinet ioo,ings and lace, Grecian foot
ing, cdgings, cotton diaper, napkins,
green barage, light colored cambricks,
robbons, braics, Sc. sc. SC. Dealers
in the above articles will do well to call,
as the goods must be closed in short time,
without any mistake.
TURNER s. SALISBURY.
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Wool-If our wool-growing friends
have fair price offered for the new clip.
instead Of unwissly holding OIL, expecting
better ones, we should say by all means,
.sell it. A letter from an experienced
~wool-grower in Berkshire, says that large
quantities Of foreign wool are in the mar
kst, a-great amount of the domestic arti-
Gle has been forced of by men who want
led the avails, that many manufactures
have stopped, and others have curtai!ed
business, and that no good reasons now
exist for believing that wool will rise in
valued, rather than diminish this Fall
The dissolution Of Congress without do
'ing anything to settle the currency or the
political affairs Of the country, 10 almost
indubitable evidence Of all this.
,., Northampton Cour.
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'The1ire in the Treasury Department
.seems likely to answer much the same
purpose for the Treasury officers, that
tho bonfire inthe old castle of Ravens
wood, in the Bride Of Lammermoor, did
ITO the old steward, Csleb Balderstone -
~'Now, this fire, said Caleb, "for fire il
shall be, if l suld burn the ol stable
10 mako il mair feasible-this fire, besides
ahat il will be nm excuse for asking ony
Ahing we want through the country-this
fire will settle mony things on an honora-
BILE footing for the family's credit, that
cost me telling twenty daily lies to a
'whcen idle chaps and queans, and what's
worse, without gaining credence."
Boston Daily Adv.
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MIsUELLANY.

PAxssi AN 7SHoP GIRLS. The following
spirited sketch ofa Partisan shopkeeper,i ,is
drawn 10 The life, by Theodore s. Fay,
-one Of the Edftors Of the NJ York Mir
r0r, and IL extracted from ono Of his re-
cent lelscss from France, published in
sshat excellent periodical:
'sNsxt to the quay I should rank the
women, that extensive. class Of them
Smsan, who keep tho shops. There is
snothing under heaven like a young French
girl behind u counter !, she is thoroughly
skilled in manner. 1t 10 brilliant aud ir-
sessstible. They are graceful, pretty,
sattensivs, respectfully fattering, and al
ways good bumored; and so different
from those. honest gentlemen behind the
-counters Of Maidcn lane and Broadway,
who tell you s'the article cost three and
-sixpence, but you can have IT for three
-shillings," that one scarcely knows how
Ito treat them. Their air resembles that
-sfh charming belle in the meridian Of a
-drawlng room /; mere pecuniary cacuia-
aions--such paltry matters as demi francs
sand sous are the last things that enter my
head !; and l stand scraping and bowing
Sand stammering inierjections in vile
French, and pay ten times what my pur-
4chase IL worth from mere politeness.
:" They are srrant sircnes after oil and
shave several times beguiled me into bar
gains like that Of Franklin's whistle, for
most of them consider it disreputable not
"a. cheat foreigner. Discovering that
sheir obligipg air was but lure, and
that my polite simplicity only plunged me
deeper into the snare, resolved to re-
-sist their demands with the bluntness Of
-oue who knew rather too much to be taxi
-en in SO readily. Having occasion, there
fore, for q pair Of gloves, i suffered the
counter to be beaped with united pncka-
sges--lea.her, kid and silk, cotton, linen,
sbuckskin of every size, shape and color
The young girl toiled Oh with the same
smile. 1t was all in vain.-
Nothing would do. i turned to depart,
,when her perfectly cheerful "Ah, monsi-
seur cannot suit himself j Lam very sorry
---pardon-bon you Monsieur" arrested
zne on the threshhold. j felt like a scoun-
Adrel. l had thrown her shop into coniu-
ssion. Il was but just to take something.
j selecttd triAe, worth perhas two shill-
ings, and banded her dollar. She threw
she glitteriug coin into the drawer, and
gave me the sweetest smile in.tLe world,
'andd bolted out with her "bon jour Mon
's,eur," ringing in my ears like the tones
OF flute. There is no sound in nature
like the ''bon jour Monsieur" Of
Crench woman, after she has cheated
you out OF a.dollar. 1t Is actually de-
3ightfoi perfect music !; but it costs. you
more than the OPERA"
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HARDWARE.
Samuel Wheaton.

tSN1Az uO1 w 14SNCOAA9
WMT TOULD say that he has just re-
wv ceived and offers for sale, a
largo supply of Sheffield and Birming-
ham Hardware Goods, Of the latest i'm
portations, as also Of Yankee mnnulact
ured hard ware, which with his stock on
hand, makes his assortment very exten-
sive; comprising all the articles, usual !,
found in Hardware Stores oflarger towns,
which being much too various and num-
erous to detail suffice it to say, are a.
dapted to the wants of the Mechanics OF
every denomination, and Of all others in
this region, and will be sold at prices The
most reasonable.
On hand very extensive and beauti-
ful assortment of CHINA, E.4RIHEyN
and GLASS WARE, Of the most np-
proved manufactures, comprising all the
newest patterns.
LIKEWISE,
A complete assortment of select GRO
CERES and PROVISIO.NS, besides
great variety Of MISCELLANEOUS
articles. nov. 2.
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;C1GOING OFF CHEAP AT LONG ROOM J!
sss LUE jean, black and white gnghams and
tAZ calicos, A and Ga checked and hair cord
cambrcks, figured and plain Swiss musns, book,
null, nansouck and jaconet muslins. bishop lawns,
linen cambricks, bobbinet laces, linen and cotton
edgings, grecian footings blond edgings and foot
ings, bonnet wire, foundation, grass cloth &c.
Gloves large and small sizes, cotton cords,
acings, worsted braids, silk brads and cord, linen
do. Mcrno shawls, buttons for chiidren's clothes,
an elegant assortment of calicoes high and low pr
ced, coored florence silks, brown linen table cloths,
white and brown linen gloves, counterpanes, car
pet bindings, black pins, green barege belt ribbons.
Red moreenes, tapes, pins, needle hobbins, spool
cottons, knitngs, and sewing cottons, tickings,
umbrellas, cotton and straw carpetings, strainer
cloth, hosiery, &c. sc. june 2i.