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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-13

CgPy o. mr. PGrhcTs 0nsIotr 10 The foTegOine Litter
"TAPPAHANNocK, Jan. 1884
aif' On my return rom Richmond, your letter of the
lOih Instant was handed ne, and IN reply have In cav
mn' must respectfully decline responding TO your inter
iogSo1es You say, you will not permit yourself 10 b.
uswn no correspondence on tie subject Of your opn-
mons too wish avoid correspondence do not c5d,~e
you WIN having wiiirn such letter the descnbe
only psce You ~ possession Of report which had crco
aeau ihe Northern Neck, and even in your ocn streets
5fore my communication tcas tcrifen. never rave
pledge 70 the person holding your letter ss you se, IN to
he) I" make TIE communication; the pledge was given
70 your poIitcal friends, who anxousy desired IL.
fou are entirely correct IN saying. you have no fght
70 regard ne ~ personally uulieudy yousuch feel
ihg 90 DOT entertain 10 not know thai shall he 70.
Wcsy hostile am seeking light respecting your Opt
mons AMI views With high respect.
(Signed) JOHN A PARKER"
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m9gan aud Wiley elected considerably above 900
Of HE Administration
mot In 10 last er,iatrr.
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ANDREW

a"i ILL stand the ensuing at my stable, in the
w county Of Dnwiddie, 80 miles South Of Peters
4burg and Immediately the stage road from thence
xBrunswick Court House. He will be let $50
the season, payable on LIST August next when il will end
1850 insurance. payable when the is known 10 be in
4oal or exchanged-wh dollar cash TO the groom for
aeach mare. Arrangements made for the
horse, having extensive and excellent pastures well
,ered and Observation-Disclosures plenty of stable pro-
3tect them in bad weather that with young colts
can be kept separate They also be fed according
$,rder, or without limit, with grain, at 20 cents day
xServans sent with boarded gratis The greatest
9carc will be taken prevent accidents but response
3oii'y Tor any that may happen; -
i Dnwiddie, 9Th February, 1884.
DESCRIPTION AND PERFoRMANcEs.--.9ndresc is a
3beauful dark chestnut, full feet inches high
Hspendd animals truly formidable racer, with the bold
aud most energetic action As to slyle beauty and
while the turf and in order but opinion about him,
aud that was dndreto against the field. purchased him
late in the fall Of 1884, and trained and run him spring aud
Hall OF 1882. In the spring at Fairfield he the Pro-
3prietors Purse mile heats, at heats running the End
Peat in 3m. 1885, beating Besey Hare, Gen. Brook and
others The next week at Tree Hill he the Jockey
yCub Purse, mile heats, $1,000 in heats beating with
The greatest ease, Sally Hornet, Molly Howell, Spar
5rowhawk, Mohawk, and two others. The next week
3'wo heats, beating hard the boy could pull him.
sSparrowhawk, Bachelor, and one other. The next
tweek he at Norfolk, the Jockey Club Purse, 4
ine heats, 800, in two heats beating Collier, HUI
zgo Molly HOWELL and two others, in IN. so 9. the
heat, and the unheard of time OF 40 the second
at being second heat ever run in the States
1Fall 1882 at Broad Rock he the Jockey Club purse
ls mile heats, beating at heats, with the greatest
aSay Hornet, Eliza Wharton, Betsey Graves, and two
ioihers AT New Market, he the Jockey Club purse
mile heats beating in two heats Red Rover, ending the
Trace in walk The week alter he went TO Baltimore,
aud won with the utmost the great stakes, mile
heats $4,000 in two heats beating Black Maria, Jackson
land Malcolm. He immediately returned TO Fairfield,
aud started for the Jockey Club purse, mile heats,
starting when he completely broke down. and not
ISble TO stand up for 80 hours-whch won a
lheats by Goliah. w. II. JOHNSON.
PEDiGREE-Hndretow got by Sir Charles, (whose
sire Sir Archy, aud whose dam by the imported
horse ctzen his dam by Herod who by old import
grandam Rosna by Dioined, &. G. grandam Venus by
,Shark, his &. e. e. gfaniam by Medley. Phenomenon
was raised by Jos. Il. Mayo Henco and trained and
repeatedly by the late COL Miles SedenWas by the
Imported horse Wonder, dam by imported Dare Devil
'grandam by Mark Anthony 6. grandam by FeArnough
toe.-( Copy from Joseph H. .Mdyo's certificate Of Pc
.digree.) RICHARD ADAMS.
Richmond, 18TH November, 1892. S9-t
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BY RITCMIE q COOK.

lJ- The ENQUtRERis published week. generally and
times during tho session of the
Price, the hcctoiorc Five Doas
Notes Of chattsrcd specicayng banks (ony
oevcd Tho Editors will the safety
them by mail postage of all letters being paid by the writer's
y- No paper will DO discontinued, but
Editors, until all arreaages have been paid up.
Whonver will the nine papers, shall
the tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One square, rs
No until has either
assumed bv in this its environs.
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Daily line OF stage Coaches.

yzMQ<<ss-.Se@ UR daily line OF Stage Coach
~ @ Richmond TO Lewisburg the OH
@zzaSssssszs 70 instant. Leave Richmond at 8 A.
Nj. and arrive az Wilmington at p Nj. Leave Will
mngton at A. M and arrive In Charlottesville at 10
Mand leave Charlottesville at 10 I2 A. NJ and arys
in Stsunton at IL M.Leaye Stsunton next morning
at A. Nj. and arrive at Warm Springs att p M -Leav,
Warm Springs OF A. Nj. and arrive in Lewsburg at
II. NJ.
Also, line three times week by Scottsville intersec
ing the Stage from Charlottesville Brookos and arrv
ing at stanton in the time with passengers by
Charlottesville
This arrangement affords fine facilities TO nvsids who
may wish 10 visit the Sprngsand 10 those who may vs
them for pleasure, il will not be Objectionable.
EDWIN PORTER & co.
j. n. c. STOCKTON s. co.
PORTER, BELDEN & co.
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The parties interested viii please take notice, that
have appointed the 10th day OF July next Tor
Ing the settlements directed by the fore going order, OH
which day, by o'clock, A. M, they requested
tend at Powhatan Court house, with their papers, sc.
dy for examinaoD-snd all persons having claims agans
the estate OF Peter f. Archer deed desired TO exhi-
bit aud prove them before me- be fore the day above
mentioned JOHN w. DANCE, COm'r.
Scosve, June "a, 1884. lI-v5w
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Spring Goods.

5TEVHE subscribers have already in large portion
NJ between FIVE AND SIX HUNDRED PACK
AGES OF their Spring Supply of Dry Goods, received
mainly by the Harkdroay from LiuerPooi and by various
recent arrivals from Philadelphia and New York. The
remainder Of their importation is daily expected by
the Jefferson from Liverpool and other large additions
will be made during the ensuing week by arrivals from
New York When all these get into store fuller and
more general advertisement will appear. In the
hand, and invite city and Country Merchants 10 call
on There has been very great decline in many
Heading articles and almost all others lower than last
ayearndeed, have rarely Dry Goods generally,
cheap they nOto The styles, paefns, &c.
new for the most part, and many Of them good
+. s. j. S. JAMES s. CO.,
\ April II. [I07-t1 Market Square
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PORTER, BELDEN & CO.
1916
June 10.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE for sale, in the eoun-
v tyof .MatheWs-By virtue OF decree of The Cir.
cult Superior Court Law and Chancery, for the county
OF Mathews, pronounced the 10th day OF April, 1884
in suit depending Ia the said Court, in the name OF
Brooks e ais against Brooks ct ais for the sale Of the
real estate OF Capt. VIM. Brooks, deed.
We, the undersigned, two Of the Commissioners named
in the decree aforesaid will proceed 10 cell at Mathews
Court house, the first day Of August Court next, IL fair
il not the next fair day thereafter, credit Of IL sud
Is MONTHS The following Tracts OF Land, to witt One
Tract containing 230 lying ia that part OF the
ty called Winter Harbour, which there Is two story
dwelling, barn, large aud convenient together With all
necessary out houses.
Secondly-One Tract Of arabic Land supposed TO con-
tain 10 lying within 300 yards OF that already de-
scribed.
Thirdly-ons Tract containing SO acres, one third Of
which is timbered, within mile Of the Mansion house
tract.
Fourlllly- One tract. containing about 40 acres one
fourth Of which is mbered, and lies within mile Of the
Mansion House tract.
FthlyTbirly OF well timbered land, within
mile and a hall OF the Mansion House tract
Sixthly-One tract, containing 100 acres with good
farm House; one-balf of which IS well tnbered
sevenlhly-one tract containing 60 acres, half Of
which is arabic, and within two hh miles OF The Man
sion House
containing 81 acres, lying about three miles from the
Mansion House.
Nlnlhly-one piece superior White Oak and Pine tin.
befed land containing so acres, lying abou, four miles
from the Mansion House tract.
Tenthly-One tract, well timhesed with Pine, contain.
ing 30 acres, within two miles OF the Mansion House tract
Eleven'hly One Tract, contsining 20 acres, with
dwelling house, subject TO widows dover, within Elk
miles Of the Mansion.house.
Jasly--One Tract, containing so acres, subject 10
idews dover, within two miles OF the Mansion. house
Az Of which Land Is convenient to navigable water
Bonds with approved security, will be required Of the
purchasers. VIM. NJ. BROMLEY,
SHEPARD g. MILLER
May ~. f6-12u Commissioners
n AND FOR SALE will cell about 800 acres Of
N 4 pfae Psmunkey land, combining many advantages
part OF the celebrated ferry estate formerly in the
occupancy Of Mai Geo. Dabney. deed. II needs no
comments the neigbborhood Is second IN point Of IN
teigenco and hospitality to any IN the Old Dominion
THIS LAID Is I6 miles only from Richmond; fertile aud
beautiful. with ample supply Of timber. great bar.
gain can be had by early purchase. II not sold by the
10th Of August next, will, without reserve be sold
the premises on that day 20 the highest bidder for
third cash. the balance equal annual payments
cured by bond, with approved security len on The
land w T. GAYLE
King william, June 10, 10-H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-24

~ ROCERY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
IN The subscriber has leased Of the i'm.
inedatey fronting the landing Of the Basin, The new
Mill OF MIR. Cheyae, for the Transaction Of GrOcery
and Commission Business, where he is receiving
ne assortment OF every article in the Grocery line and
(which he invites the attention Of purebasersand will
give personal attention all consignmens that are Gu.
trusted to his THOMAS r. JOHNSON.
March %. 1O6-U
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-24

G.4LLEGO MILLS Gin of Richmond
tIENHE subscriber has the pleasure Of informing his
r. former customers and the public generally, that the
Gsego Mills" nearly completed, and will be in foil
operation with the growing crop II ready con-
tract tor wheat from all pats Of the country
The business will be conductod after Isl july ne It, I'M
(. Ter the iirm Of p. J. Cbevsie & Co.
PETER J. CHEVALLIE.
May g. 1I7-16t
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HNiVE DOLLARS REWARD Stolen from The sub.
VI sciber, on Thursday night tie 20lb OF May, grey
loRsE. about four feet ten inches high, ten eleven
years old iros aud PAGES well, and works we'll will
give the above reward any person who will deliver said
lhorse 10 me Church Hill, city Of Richmond.
June l3. fl1--4t'l JOHN HUTCHINSON.
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nn DOLLARS REwARD.-Rsn away from
n wv the subscriber, in September 1882, in South
Carolina OH his way TO Alabama Negro men, namely,
lSoLoMoN and RALPH. Solomon is about 81 years Of
age, dark complexion, very full eyes, about feet 10
IL inches in heghi and purchased Of Mr. Harvey,
Lancaster Court house, Virginia. by Henry ~ Tenn
pleman. Ralph sometimes calls himself Thomas, is
about the age, dark complexion, rowBs very much
when spoken 20, about eet 10 inches in height;
and purchased Of Doctor Kirk, Lancaster county, Va.
4 by Mr. Tempeman.-The above reward will be given
for their apprehension and delivery to in Richmond,
and all reasonable expenses pad-or for their conlne-
meat in Jail, that get them agsinor $50 for either
Of them. think il probable that they have gotten back
their old neigborhood from whence they puTchas-
ed. JOHN y. PRENTIS,
4 June 49, . [l1-S,"1 Richmond, PUgina.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-24

WROLTING CIOTHs.--The subscribers importers
y Of Boiling Cloths offer for sale the most fsvors
nable terms by wholesale retail, assortment Of ee
g,ans Anchor Cloths JAMES CHESTON & som
CommTce 81. TVhoyf
Baltimore, June 10 b, 1884 1o-o.s'
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An DOLLARS REwARD.--Rsn away from the
~ subscriber, the 9TH inst, living in The county
,O IuneDburg, my two negro men, Anthony and George.
will pay the above reward II said negroes be delivered
me, secured in any Jail that get them again
twenty dollars for either. Anthony rsised by me-
lie is shout six feet high little light Completed has
safge flat feet, no recoleced, aud had when
he went away blue hroad-oloi coal dark pantaloons,
IA brown fur hat his her clothing not recolected.-
George Young raised in Jefferson county Virginia.
Ills father is free man, and lives in Pennsy lyans,
where is probable lie will try get. Die was pur.
chased in Richmond tie twenty fourth Of April last by
my son, Linn@us II. knight, Of MIR. Newton DoIey.
e about feet high black, mark recoleci-
tch had black iur hat, much blue broad cloth
gcoai, wasicoat dark, paataoons lhnly striped George
has bad coUnenanee and sbews The white Of his eyes
when spoken TO- Anthony appears TO hiye snilc his
scountenance when spoken TO- j. W. KNIGHT.
A June l3 1I-S,r
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WWTANTED, as an Apprentice 10 the Printing Bust
w ness, Youth Of respectable connexions, from
to 10 years Of oge possessing good English Education
u ppiy At the Office Of this pgper. May 20.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-24

Rep Of March 3, 1884, Doc. 1913, p. 2lO, OH.
April rs, 1872, Doc. 9l2, p. 8.
Doc lJe, p. iji.
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WM1iLLfAM & MARY COLLEGE..Tbo visitors
Wv Of ibis institution hereby notified, that their
Annual Meeting will be held at the College on the Al
{day Of July next at which time, tie expected they will
give their attendance on business Of much interest 10 the
college. r. McCANDiSB, Rector
Williamsburg, 6h June, 1884. Oct
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The parties in the above will take notice, that
the 10th and 10Th days Of July next at Buckingham Court
house. the 22d, 23d and 2ih days OF July next, h
Tavern in Bent Creek and the 544, 9th and 7lh day
of August Warren Ferry, Buckingham the Con,
missioner will proceed 10 the of the above orde
JOHN +. BOCOK, COn'r
June 3. $50
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-24

WUSr PUBLISHED, "Rando!ph's Letters to a YOU'VE
Cd Relative, embracing series years from early you'll
10 mature manhood, and for sale by r. !. SMITH
June 10. II-U
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-24

DAGGER's SPRINGS (Vhue Sulphur. "a let
y ter from Mr.. Charles J.. Dibell informs that he
will not be ready receive visitors these Springs as
soon expected, aud having already been compelled
70 turn of company, Is proper 10 cay 70 his friends aud
the public that he viii give the earliest notice Of his
illness TO receive them JAMES w. DlBRELL,
June H. fl2-t0 For JOhn Garth and himself
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1834-01-01
SALE OF SCHOOL LANDS.

"a Office is hereby given, that the fol-
~ lowing SCHOOL LANDS will be
sold at Public Auction at the Eagle Hotel,
in Chicago, on the
IzuentyJfrst day Of October meet.
Salesto commence at ten o'clock, A. M. and
to continue from day to day till the whole
shall be completed.
Section IS, township 80 north, range
IA east of the third principal meridian
Said section joins the town lots in Chicago.
Some of it is surveyed into blocks and small
lots. The south branch of the Chicago
river passes through the whole section, on
which there is much valuable timber
Also-Secuon IS, township IS north,
range l east of the third principal meridian
Also-Section Is, township SO north
range nine east of the third principal meri-
dian
| The two last mentioned sections are stu
ale in Cook county, on the Hickory creek
and Du Page river, are well watered, and
have q suitable quantity of good timber.
RICH'D I. HAMILTON.
Commissioner S. Lands Cook county
August 6, 1888. l9-7w
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NOTICE

a II persons in the States of Missouri and Illinois,
~ who stand indebted to Ulysses B. Brewster,
by bond, bill, note book-account, or otherwise,
are hereby notified, that SAID Brewster, by deed,
bearing date the 9th day of May last, transferred
and assigned the same to me, and | do hereby re-
quest that the same may be paid to Arthur l.. Ma
gems, attorney at Law, of the city of st. Louis,
who is duly authorised to receive and give acqut-
lance for the same, Also all persons any way in
debted to the late firm of Brewster Il Loomis, and
Henry Loomis s. &c. are notified and requested
to pay the sums respectively due by them to the
said Magenis, whoIs legally empowered to collect
and receive the same HENRY LOOMS
Dec. 6, 1888.
The editors Of the jacksonville Banner, Wanda
la Wing and Alton Spectator, will please give the
above three insertions and charge the Republican
Office.
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NOTICE.

NATAS committed to my custody, on the
w 10Th inst, NEGRO MAN, who
calls himself Major, and says he belongs to
a widow Metcalf, who lives near Springfield,
Robertson county, Tennessee. He is 35 or
40 years old, tolerably we'll made, rather thin
visage, small eyes, about feet s or 8 inches
high, and of rath r yellowish cast of com
plexion; no scars or marks perceivable on
his hands oriace. Said negro will be hired GU,
at the time appointed by law, unless proven
and charges paid. JOHN LANE,
20-6w] Sheriff Gallatin county.
Equality, III. Aug. 20, 1888.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the un-
"a dersigned has taken out letters of adj
ministration of the goods and chattels, rights
and credits of Robert Wilson, deceased, and
qualified as such administrator. All persons
having claims against the estate of the de
ceased, are hereby required and notified to
exhibit the same to me or to the court OF
Probate for the county of Monroe for set
tletaent, within nine months from the date
hereof; dated at Mitchell township, Monroe
county, the 26.h day of August, 1898
GILMAN JEWETT, Acmr.
August 26, 1888. 24-4t.
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NOTICE..

~ \ Friday the llth day of October next,
~ IN the Public Square in IIillsboro',
county Illinois, !here will be
let to the lowest responsible bidder, the build
ing of a Court House in said town Of the
following description, viz: to be frame
Building forty feet square, the wall to be
twenty feet high, set on a stone foundation
zig 'een inches high, with a square or hip
ped roof he plan to be seen al the clerks Of
ice of said county at any time after the l6
inst. Terms OF payment to be made known
at letting, which will probably be cash as
fast as the work is done.
By order of the county com'rs' court.
HIRAM ROUNTREE, CTR.
Hillsboro', Sept. 1lth, 1888. 2l-3t.
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Among the contributors on this occasion,
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In the Coles County Circuit Court.


In the Coles County Circuit Court.
JOSEPH BAH BoUR,)
VS.. On Domestic Attachment
K. L. ROBIN ..t
n Office is hereby given, that heretofore
= on the 2. d day of August, 1898, an at
tachment issued out of said court at the suit
of Joseph Barbour, against the estate Of the
said X l.. Robbins, for the sum of twenty
seven dollars and fifty cents; and the same
having been duly returned levied, and is now
pending in said court: Now unless the said
defendant shall appear, give specia! bail,
aud plead within the time limited for his ap-
pearance in such case, judgment will be en-
tered, and the estate so attached will lie sold
In witness whereof, /, James p.
lSEAL.] Jones, clerk of the said court, have
hereunto set my hand and affixed
my private seal, (no official seal having been
provided for my Office this 26th day of Au-
gust, 1888. G0-4t
J. P. JONES, Clerk.
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STATE of Illinois, Union Circuit Court.
April Term, 1893.
ELIZABETH PIrTsronD, comp't.) Billn chan
against Gerry for a
ELI PrrTsroRD, Respondent divorce.
2 4 7lilS day came again the said complain
"A ant by Dougherty her solicitor, and on
his motion, and ii appearing to the satisfac-
ton of the court that the said defendant is
not resident of this State: Ordered that
notice of the tendency of this cause be pub
ilshed in the Vandalia Wing, for four weeks
successfully and that unless the said defend
ant shall enter his appearance, and answer
the bill of the compliments exhibited against
him herein, by the first day of the next term
OF this court, the same will be taken for con-
lessed against him, and decree entered up
accordingly. And it is further ordered, that
this cause be continued until the next term
of this court
A correct copy,
WINSTEAD DAVE, C'M.
August 18th, 1888. 2l-4t.