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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-30

third or fourth Of the present plan and be much more
10 inc Legislature of Virginia. permit me 10 say
word Would il not be we'll TO pass n law -
20 pIoot so much travelling by extending the power
VI e patrols over those negroes who may be found witt,
passes and out Of the designated track
u 6 ,y., AMOR PATRIE
r. . VIII The Wing give the above an inserton--not
having time 10 copy A -
Promised him his heedom. +p.,,,xo,, a. -
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LA'TERA.9L LMPROYEuENTS

WINE TIE whole country is rousng it is time for us
I" Dr up and doing The citizens OF Charleston S C
are making The most vigorous Efforts establish Rail.
iN"u 70 connect her with Cincinnati MEETINGS mr..
resolutions adopted; surveys to he made for this
Baltimore is attempting TO pierce own Val
Ky anu eonnvc heiself by rail road, with the
o'-N"riN and Petersburg are seeking grasp the
Western trade and travel by connectiny teir
WIN the ~ Orleans and Nashville rail-roads.-And shall
The citizens OF kichuond fold their arms No-surely
no. nc rnghicncd Correspondent, who has furnish
Cd US with the following laconc, bn pregnant com,nu
n'cao' has struck chord which should v.brate 10 the
Ienotest sections Of the State -
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.r,,,, r,,<,,,<,.. For TUE E.N-Q UIRER

The scheme Ct railroad from, Richmond TO the Ten.
hess.s ne to communicate with from Nashville so
as 10 form continuous line from New Orleans 10 tbs
City, and hence Norbwardly TO Boston, is well wor,bv
OF the attention cf the Inhabitants of Richmond ca
pcs vi peuuon TO the Legislature TO grant act of
% PDIutoh Tor ms purpose may be found the two
STATE Banks, and at the Merchants Coffee
ns important to those who feel interest in the pros
Pey oi the town. and desire that this great work should
DC promoted, 10 become subscribers 10 that petition
j he design is to take the rail road between Rirbnopd
anu 'ynehourg along The valley of James River on the
ooutn siae u Is ncuded auxiliary 10 the great cen
trail Improvement Of the James River and Kanaysla
Company, and viii be executed and owned by that com
pany, as lar as 1t shall run parallel with their canal
railroad from the Tennessee line to Ivnchburg will
convey an Immense deal Of the gross products ~ Tho
county 10 inc latter point which will thence be tram
sPoed on The canal To Richmond and thus add greatly
to The profits Of the canal while rail road will serve ~
e pest ana most expeditions mode of CONVEYING the
ngh'er arucles OF merchandise from Richmond To- The
interior OF the country, and be the great line of travel
from New Orleans 10 the of the General Cavern
nent' In truth such road would be reality great
national thOroughiaTe between the Sou, West and tb,
North East--and would in u great measure supcrsade
all other routes. 1t would be strong chain to bind TO-
gether the interests of both extremes and il car hardly
DC Questioned that the stock would be readily taken
IN all the large Northern towns well as in the Soub
western states when il is considered that the immense
stock. P''N"0'''e
It's fact almost universally concurrcd in by the most
experienced Engineers shat the rallies of rivers are in
gehera more eligible for railroads than rides are ov
ing to the frequent freaks in the latter which render
more bridges and mounds necessary With canal lead.
~ vac -N"'uiwes'' ana ran road to the Southwest
iehond IN addition TO its local advantages must be-
Come place of importance 1t will become the demo,
OF vast deal OF the agricultural products of The conn
Try Merchandise Will be fiom into the inferior
To u great extent-and spring will be given TO mann.
featuring establishments. Lei us then foster viii an
our might, this great central trunk, and branches will
soon shoot out on either side. branch on the south
side will proceed from Gainesville 10 Farmvile and
another from Scotsve to Staunton-and i'm time these
branches VIII extend farther, and others shoot forth We
sn1 nave one great central work cOnsummatcd in the
Anccnt Dominion that viii contribute her permanent
prosperity instead OF rltcrng away Resources in
partial and minor projects.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-20

A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-The sub.
IA scrber Offers for sale his OF Land lying in the
county of Chesterfield, eight miles above Richmond and
within half mile of James River, containing $50 acres
Of about equal portions of cleared and wood land This
Farm has been so improved by careful management and
the OF clover and plaster, that nearly the whole oft
now produces clover kindly. About 70 acres are good
creek meadow, part of which is in herds grass
and produces fine crops. The wood has lust been
cleared away from 80 Of good tobacco land which
may be brought into cultivation with very little labor
The wood land is valuable from its contiqnity ia
the River, and the facility with which the wood can be
carried TO Richmond. The wood is worth so cents
per cord as il stands the land and coniracs for tho
sale Of several hundred cords at that price annually can
now be made. The improvements are nearly new and
sufficient for the comfortable accommodation of fmi-
w. The situation is healthy and the water fine During
my absence, applications may be addressed 10 my bro
Their Col Peter +. Smith, OF Manchester f,yho is gv
empowered to sell and convey the land0 or 10 my Mana
ger, Mr.. Thomas Cheatham, upon the premises who
will show the land to persons disposed to purchase IT,
JORDON SMITH
r. 81 wish also to SCH IS Of land upon sogt
OF winch the wood is standing, lying within three and
half miles Of Manchester, adjoining the lands of MI
Green hail. Mr. Fisher aud Others j. 8
oct. ~. 43Af
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M AND FOR SALE.-Bcng DESTROYS to remove 10
IA the South offer my Tract of Land for sale lying
IN the county OF Allegheny, Immediately the Coyimg.
ton and Lexington turnpike road, q miles below CO.
vIngton, IN the little bend Of Jackson's Riycr-and
containing near seven hundred acres Of which there
are near TWO hundred cleared; and one hun.
dred and ten of the latter portion first rate river
bottom, and in high state OF Improvement, being
IN clover Tor several years Tor which is well adapted
There comfortable dwelling -house also rood ami
new double Swisher barn, the under part of which s
stone. further description is deemed unnecessary an
those wishing to purchase will first view the premises
Terms will be accommodating. JOHN ALLEN
October 90. 4s3t
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Tg7RUSTEE'S SALE OF LAND.-ln pursuance Of
The provisions of deed of trust executed to the
subscriber by Richard c. Morris, and duly recorded in
teenh day of November next before the Court House
door OF Orange county, offer for SALE the hecs. bid.
der, at public auction, the tract Of land in the said deed
mentioned, lying in the county of Louisa adjoining The
lands OF George Morris and others, and containing by
estimation, three hundred seven and half acres
1t being the tract of land conveyed by G. Ballard and
wife TO the said Richard c. MorrisTerms will be made
known on the day of sale Selling as trustee | shall
only convey such title is vested in me by The deed
aforesaid LEWIS g. VILLA MS 'J,eos,eS
Oct ~ 4S-wdv
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BEGG EEs'S EXCHANGES.

AND LOTTERY OFFICE, RIcnMoSD, VIRoISIA.
Drdaon Nos Of tie Deatearc State Lottery Class No T.
Drew October H. 1885
IL 10 a 30 az 30 1 SO AZ 90 30.
Ticket No. 10, "a, 70 One of the Grand Capitals
paid at sight by BIGGER
Another splendid LOTTERY.
$4,000 and 900 Capitals
DELAWARE STATE LOTTERY, CLASS NO. 8.
To be drawn November 18th, 1885
rs Numbers-Il Drawn Ballots
GRAND CAPITALS
| Prize Of $4,000
| 4" $4,000
Z" 5000
Z" 5000
(" 1928
40 Prizes of 1000
500, 400, 300, &c.
Lowest Prize Sl2
Tickets only $40, Hatoes 3, Quarters 9 So
Orders for tickets in the above splendid Lottery will
meet the most prompt attention Please address
THO. Is. BIGGER, Richmond Va
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LovDov, Sept 5,-The Mouitcur, on the authority Of
letters from Saragossa Of le Goth ut confirms tho in
tcligence Of The check which the Carst expedition from
Navarro into Arrng0n had experienced II had reached
Roda Che 9th, and said 10 have suffered severe
~ In Auagon great deal Of cnlhusasin lad displayed
itself IN favour Of the Of the Quccu-On The 10Th
at Almarza, in the province Of Sora Mefino had sus
tanned defeat and left 300 nuskcts on tho field Of bat
ic. Don Carlos had sent General Maroo towards San
lander and gucfllas The CASTLE road 70 support him
This which had produced the belief that new at
tack on Bilboa was Dcditalcd
IoNDoS, sept The French papers Of thc 9TH are
chiefly filled with from various psrt Of Spso
According to tclegraphic communication which an.
pears IN The Monicnr The Navarrcsc insnroenta were
ON 'be 5ist az Organia 'ncnaced' by Gurca and Gen
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u

AT HARPER'S FERRY, VA.
fSHE subscribers wish TO inform the
a public generally that their Iron Foun-
dry. on the island of Harper's Ferry, will
be in operation the Goth OF this month, and
will cast Machinery Of every description,
such as
Machine Castings, Mil Gearing,
find Branding Irons.
They riU also keep on hand Mouldboards
of Nc Cormick's patterns. from No. 6, 10
No. -. right and left handed. Also
Loudom Mouidboards right s. kn
They haze also on hand, Wagon Bore,
Of all sizes. and andirons Of various pat
terms.
They have and will keep constantly n
first rate Pattern Maker. So that they
will be able TO make patterns, of every
description. at the shortest notice. All
orders thankfully received and promptly
attended 10.
HUGH GlLLEECE 4 Co
November 10. 1851
N. b. Old Iron taken in exchange foI
any Of the above named Castings.
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rRosPncrus.

lsHSHE undersigned Polish National Com.
mIitee in the United States. proposs
publishing al historical account Of the
Foiisll emigration 10 these United States,
ander the tile Of THE PoIEs is THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA" 10 be pre-
faced by a short statement of the histor,
oil the late Polish Revolution. and to be
accompanied with authentic vouchers con.
nected with the residence Of the Poles IN
this country. Form in svo. Subscription
price 81. payable on delivery only.
The Committee being sensible Of the
advantages offered 10 the Poles by a set
Element in this favored land, the proceeds
OF the work. after defrsying The expenses
OF publication, will be applied in aid Of the
colony on the Rock River. state Of illinois.
MARTIN ROsIENkIEWlCZ,
FELIX GWINCZEWSkI.
DIR. CHARLES KRAITSlR.
New York. August, 1895.
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the Observation-Disclosures OF produce, mer-
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100 DOLLARS EEwApD.

DROKE IAIL on the n lit of the Gil
ED instant, ISAAC ANDERSOM and
JAMES nj SpRiGG. .aaderson il he
tween 90 and 81 years OF age, about S feet
I inches high, has light hair, very heavy
eyebrows, and rather a simple look his
clothing was a brown home made cloth
coat. and pantaloons Of the same : a black
fur hat. nearly new; light colored summer
vest. and coarse shoes. He was convicted
of Grand Larceny.
Sprigg. is about 6 feet high, between
% and so yeats Of age, has dark hair, with
whiskcrs nearly meeting at the chin. and
Of a sandy colour ; his clothing was a fine
blue broad cloth coat. and light pantaloons
his other clothing not recollected He
is a tailor. by trade. lie was committed
TO the jail Of Berkeley county, charged
with B,gamy.
A reward Of Fifty Dollars, each, will be
given for experimenting said FeIons, and
delivering them to The Jailcr Of Berkeley
County. JOHN BOYER, Jailor.
MartiDsburg, Dec. 10. 1s35.-if
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.srr.E

OF LARGE INTERNAL SIZE.
Is published in Leesbnrg. Loudon Co.
Va. and now stands on the most perma.
nent basis, having a wide circulation, and
a much larger subscription list than any
other paper Of the place. II has reached
its thirtieth year.
Persons at a distance wishing 10 circu-
late advertisements in this section Of the
country. would find it 10 their advantage
to DO so through the medium OF its col
umns.
Leesburg, December 9.-3t
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A Copy.--Tes,c.
JACOB RICHARD, C G.

.CLERg's OrrIcr OF MoaoAS County CoupT, ,
November 3, 1885. &
Tue parties TO the above snit are here
by notified that on Monday, the 18th day
OF January 1886, | shall attend here in or
der TO carry the above rccitcd orders into
effect where aud when they are requested
TO attend with their respective vouchers &
evidences they may have TO enable me
10 perform the duties assigned ny said or.
der. } RICHARD, Special Com'r.
November ~. IS35-td
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VIRGINIA. the Circuit Superior Conri
OF law and chancery for Morgan county octo'
Der Term, 1885.
Israel Dawson. executor OF Abraham Dawson,
deed, who was executor Of Thomas Williams,
Idec'd. CcsnplaimsRg.
Gasaway Cross, william Nicely. and the heirs
Of Thomas Williams, deed. : Defendants.
in CHANCERY.
TINS cause came on TO be heard this
aSd day Of October. 1885, upon the bin
answers. and exhibits, aud the report OF
Commissioner Rcichard. and exceptions
fled TO said report. and was argued hy
counsel, whereupon il ~ adintged. order
ed g. decrecd that the same be reeommit
ted TO Commissioner Reichard with in |
stractions.
LIST To state and settle the account o
Abraham Dawson 4. William Neeiy, AZ
Executors OF Thomas Williams deceased
Cd TO state an account OF The said ex
%ccutors with all the distributes Of said
Thomas Williams deed exhibiting the
s~aticns payments made 10 said dls,iiba
tees. and The balance, If any, due to them
or TO the Executors. The said Commits
|%sioner in stating The above arconnis il
to take the settlement made in the rounty
court Of Hampshire on the 18th day OF
March, 1926. as the basis OF his settle.
ment except, so far as the same may be
snrcharged aad falsiicd by evidence ex
h,hited before him /; and to allow such
additional payments, since the date Of
that settlement as may be sustained by
satisfactory testimony. And the Com'r
10 making distribution amongst the child.
rem is to apporilon the MONEYS ari.ing
from the sales Of the personal property
equally among all the children OF ihos.
" illiams. deed except where any per
sonal property has been bequeathcd By the
will oil said Williams decd.
3dly The commissioner is directed 10
state & settle The amount Of Israel Daw
sen as executor Of Abram Dawson deed
so lar as the same is connected With the
estate Of Iho's Williams decd,
Ably The said commissioner is further
directed 10 report the amount OF person
al property, purchased by Gassaway Cross
of the executors Of Tbs Williams. Died
ard which remains unpaid for by him
together with any other matters deemed
pertinent by himself or which any OF the
parties may require 10 have stated aud to
make his report 10 time for a decree at
the next Court
A Cnpv --Teste
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PUBLIC SALE OF PROPERTY IN
IARKCgvIT.T,E.

EN- Pursuance Of a decre,al order Of the
FL Cncuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chancery for The county Of Berkeley, rem
dered on The cad of April 1885. in a cause
therein depending in which Daniel d.
Price is complainant and Jeremiah Swee
ney SC. are defendants-I will on Mon.
day the 18th Of De :embcr next, (t being
court day,) sell at public auction 10 the
bidder before the Court House
door in the town Of Martinshurg. &zvuA
A HOUSE AND LOT fssIalss
situated on the Eastern part ofissssSA
the town Of DarkesvllIe. and also-
a FIVE AND HALF ACRE LOT, the same
which is now owned and occupied by said
Jeremiah Sweeney. upon the following
terms. TO wit the payment Of one half OF
the purchase money in hand and the bal
ance in two equal semi annual Payments.
CHAS. ID. STEWART,
Special Commissioner Of The Court.
November ID. lSS5-td
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DOOTS. SHOES. CAPS, &c.-Calf
HB skin, Kip. and Coarse Boots /; do. do.
Shoes Waterproof Moleskin and Lasting
Shoes ; Ladies' and Geniiemen's Gum, DO
Ladies Cater Boots; Lasting, Kid, Seal
and Leather Shoes Boys Monroe's and
Brogans Misses and Childrep's Lasting,
Leather. and Morocco Shoes. Men and
Boys Fur and Seal Caps. aECall at
WILSON s. ANDERSON'S
December 10.
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NEGROES 0 HIRE.

WYiI.L be hired at public hiring at
w Darkesyille. on Friday the e5ih
OF December. a number Of valuable slaves
consisting OF Men, Women. Boys. and
Girls, Persons who hired any of the a
bore negroes FOR the present year, viii
please return them. with their proper clo-
thing and be prepared TO take up their
bonds on the day OF Hiring.
AMELIA EICHELBERGER.
December 8. lS35-td
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vIEGxN1A:-Berkcley County Court, Oc-
tober term 1885.
FEsHE Court taking into consideration
a the act Of the last session Of the &c
neral Assembly, restricting the assessment
10 be made upon the timetables Of the
county TO 30 cents upon each annually
and authorizing an assessment upon the
Lands, Slaves, SC. of the county, provi
ded that the amount Of such assessment
shall not exceed so per ceDtum of the a
mount levied thereon, and payable into
the public treasury. and believing that
these limitations operate iujnriously upon
the interests Of the country. Il is ordered
that a petition be presented TO the Gene
raj Assembly at its next session OIL behalf
of this court, praying that a law may be
passed repeating the limitation upon the
power Of the Court as to the assessment
upon lands. slaves. or if that be not dee
med expedient. upon asceriaining the
sense of the county upon the subject, that
the law Of the last session be repealed al
together. And for the purpose Of ascer-
timing such sense, it is ordered that a CO.
pr ofth:s order be published in the news.
papers Of the county.
A Copy.-Teste.
HARRISON WAITE, C. B c..
October Is, 1851
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VALUABLE LIMESTONE LAND
g

PURSUANT 10 a decree Of the circuit
IL Superior court of law and chancery
for Berkeley County, at the October term
1885, of said court, 10 tho case Of Islehar'
and Warner, pitts, against Alfred w
Chenowiti,, John b. Lamon. John Nj.
Stevens, John Lamon and others de(ts.
tho undersigned commissioners appointed
for that purpose, will expose to sale. in
front Of the Court-House in Mariinsburg
on Monday the In day Of January merit
Ut being court day, J two tracts of land re
ferred to in said compliments bill contain
ing something over
EIGHTY ACRES,
situate in the county aforesaid. one mile
from Bunkers Hill, adjoining the lands OF
Gen. K. Boyd. John Lamon, esq, and the
heirs Of Mr.. Jacob Rees, decd. on the
terms prescribed in said decree, TO wit
a third cash. the balance in two eqna
payments at six and twelve months the
purchaser giving bond with approved Sc,
CURLY for the deferred payments with lie,
gal interest from the day of sale until paid
This land is advantageously situated
mills, three Saw Mills, two fulling mills
one within one mile OF an extensive store
two wagon makers, two Blacksmith, Tar
Tor and Shoemaker shops, and the rail
road five miles distant.
ELLIS REEFS
CHAS. ID. STEWART.
Commissioners
Tatn 1C0E 81
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PHiLApELfHra MONTHLY MAGAZINE
of LstsTGiars, Fashions, and Portraits.
TIE LADY's COOK was the first publication
~ this country 70 introduce and perf,c a
taste for colouREp PLATES or raE ~rasutoTs.
and the universal ponularits which the book OBJ.
tanned, with the aid Of these beautiful aud custly
embellishments, although they appeared every
quarter only, was unprecedented and nne am.
pied. The publisher, emboldcnrd BY his long
experience, and the succvss which has crowned
his former efforts 10 sigpaiize his work, Intends,
with the coming volumes. 10 introduce ats rnafs.
~ every other month. in the course Of the year,
SIX splendid plates of the Fashions, superhfy co.
iousej. The eugrayings will be copied from
original designs. prepared expressly for that pur-
pose thereby furnishing the patrons OF the work
with correct and constant information Of the latest
and most approved styles for ladies' dresses, as
they come out. This arrangement will matrri.
ally advance the value and i~arty of his work,
and although il will add considerably 10 the pub.
fishers heavy outlays ; he trusts with confidence
TO the ~hbrrailty Of discerning public for future
remuneration, COZ responding with Bs exertions
and untsiax,ng efforts 10 keep pace with the re-
pid rrogrsss oi the irapro, cnFents of thu %,
The follow ins il the order which win be adopt
ed for the embellishments ofihc L.dy's Book for
.IS36. viz
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CHINA, GLASS, AND EAKTLEIN.
w a Z e.

ELF UGH G. SMITH s. Co. have late
AH ly imported, per ship JOHN Mar
SHALL, and other direct opportunities
from Liverpool, a very full and complete
assortment Of
China, Glass, d Earthen-ware.
Their stock comprises every article in the
Unrestricted with great care,-and offer.
ed for sale, Wholesale or Retail, on very
accommodating terms. They respectfully
request the attention of Merchants 10 their
stock, as from their long experience, and
constantly receiving new goods, they fat
er themselves that Ware can be purchas
ed from them quite as low as al any csta
blishmeut to the North.
Alexandria, d. o., Dec. 10, 1935,-At