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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-11
Sept. a.

NoTICE.-LAND AND NEGROES for saIe-i
1 q shall offer my Land and Negroes at auction on
Tuesday, the 2d of September, if fair if otherwise
the next fair day-My plantation is in Amelia county
on the south side of Appomattox River it contains 456
acres of real good land the situation is healthy and is
remarkably well watered-improvements good. This
land adoins the lands of the late VIM b. Giles and r.
X Randolphs. Further description is deemed unne
cessary, as purchasers will it for temseves-My
negroes are as likely any MANS and perhaps va
able as they have never been exposed abused las
many negroes are) ia all their ves-the number is &c
and consists of men, women, boys and girls.
JOHN ST CLAIR.
Aug. 81. 30-wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-11

NH ESSRS. Thomas Browder, George Clarke Henry
I'VE Massie, Andrew Ellison and Walter Dunn take
notice. That the DIST day Of September next we shall
proceed during the usual hours Of business and continue
from day 70 day thereafter, if necessary the Tavern
Of J Madeira, ia the city town Of Chllicothe and
State of Ohio, TO take the dispositions of Hiram l.
McNemar, Nathaniel Sawyer, Cadwaader Wallace
and David Chapman, to be read and used evidence
before Commissioner Robert Richie Of the town Of Pc
crsburg, and State Of Virginia in ascerainino and re-.
porting upon the value Of the lands in controversy be-
tween u.s. directed by decree Of the Circuit Supe.
Court Of Law and Chaucery for the town Of Peters.
burg in therein depending in which we are com
planants and you defendants; when and where you
can attend, if you think proper. Yours &c,
JNO. LENEVE
MARY w. LENEVE
MINERVA b. HUGHES,
MARTHA ANN RAWLINGS.
AuQOst2I 3l--w1ws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-11

Joseph Sublet adm or, with the will annexed of Ben
jamin Subiett deceased Littlebcrry Boatroht and J
dith his wife, John Subelt Elizabeth Subett Nancy
Subctt, Phebe Subctt, Maria Suble William Sublett
and George Owen, Betsey Ann Owen, and Mary Jane
Owen, infant children of William Owen and Mary his
wife, both OF whom are dead, ......... Defendants
The defendant, William Subiett not having entered
his appearance and given security according the act of
Assembly and the rules Of this Court and it appearing
to the satisfaction Of the Court that he is an nhab
ant OF this Commonweah-On the motion Of the Plain
tifs, by their Attorney IL 10 ordered That thc said vii
liam Subett do appear here the first day the next
Term of this Court, and answer the bill of tie plaintiffs
and give security for performing such decree the
Court may make hcren and that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in newspaper published in
the City Of Richmond, for two months successvely and
that another copy be posted at the front door Of the
Court House of this county
A Copy-Teste, WIN. S. DANCE. c.
Aug. T. 27-w5w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-11

HBUBLIC SALEs--By virtue Of two Deeds Of Trust,
n executed by Abner Smith in his lifetime, to
benjamin Anderson and the subscriber the Let day Of
January, 1926 and the other to the subscriber only
the 9Th day Of March, 1881 for purposes therein
tan, will be sold to the highest bidder public auction
for cash, at Powhatan Courthouse, the 9TH day Of
county Of Powbatan containing about six hundred acres
lying in the immediate neighborhood Of Hopkinsyilc,
being portion Of the Tract upon which the said Abner
smith lately resided The title is believed to be good,
but the subscriber will warrant the title only against him
self and persons claiming under him
VIM. s. DANCE, Trustee.
September 4. 35-w4w
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Yale College, September LIST, 1885. q

Inc Honorable Ethan Allen Brown, formerly Govern
or OF Ohio, and recently Charge dAfaires at Rio dc
Jancro, was invited by the President some time since
to take the place of Mr. Hayward, who resigned as
Commissioner of the General Land Offce-hs resigna-
ton to take effect the first of this month On that day
Mr. Brown entered on the duties of the Office CLoLe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-11
Aug. 81

HARY GOODS-.uarket Bridge ADswoKTH g.
-H-H WILLIAMS are prepared to furnish country
Merchants with assortment of Dry Goods on as good
terms as they can them in any Northern Market
September 4. 35-I0t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-11

NJEW LINE OF POST COACHES from Rich.
1V mOnd to CharotteSoiie-n fine STYLE and ,cith the
requisite speed and contort.-Fare reduced to "a only
instead OF So so, the present rate. For seats nfor-
nation, apply at the Bell Tavern, in Richmond, and Col
Wards Hotel, in Charlottesville Days of departure
from Richmond and Charlottesville, Sundays, Wednes-
days and Fridays. WIN. SMITH
Julv Ia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-11

vUVo PROFESSORS AND MEN OF SCIENCE
n An election of Professor of Chemistry and Ma
tural Philosophy in William & Mary College, Va, will
be made ON the 9Th day of October. Gentlemen who
may desire the situation will present their Testimonials
on or before that day, may have them presented by
directng them to the undersigned, to the Rev. a
Emple ID ID, President of William & Mary College,
Williamsburg, Va The cmoluoe are fee of TWEEN
~ dollars from each student in each class and salary
81 one thousand dollars, which, il depends upon
income arising from lands, debts, ind stock though il
is considered to be ultimately good always pune
tuuly paid al diem j. PAGE
Rector Of WIiam q Mary College.
The friends OF William x Mary assured that the
interest of the College will be neglected, that
able course of lectures may be expected.
J. r., X. of 49, g. M c.
0N. u. Tho Globe, National ~ v.
Tunes Now Haven Herald and Boston Ceuiinc requested
the above till LIST Oetobcand
inuni Christian, Bursar Of the College, ut Richmond
Sept L.. 34-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-11

81 NOLUMB1AN HOTEL-Charges reduced.--The
" Propretors of this Establishment have determined
TO reduce their charges consequence of the prices
provisions Hcnceforward their will be the same
they before the high prices of provisions in the
Spring forced upon them the necessity oil advancing
them.
They wish also to inform their patrons (some fwhom
in consequence of the crowd in the busy of the
Spring could not be that they have made
additions to their furniture which will insure their
reception in future-and take occasion to renew the
pledge that if they should be enabled afford better
accommodations, they shall be at least good any
other establishment in the city.
Sept d. 35-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-11

ERRlTIsH DRY GOODS, per ship Tally Ito from
Nd LrerPooi.-Our importation Of FaH British Dry
Goods has arrived At City Point, James River and viii
be in store and opened IN day or two More will be
said Of It anon. r. s. j. S. JAMES a. co,
Sept J. $3.50 Wqrk0 Bridge.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-11
MNULBERRY hill FOR sALE-On tie prerai

RNULBERRY HILL FOR sALE-On the pre,ai-
I'VE ses on tie 25th Of September ncht-Ths Tract Of
Land lies at the junction Of Little Roanoke with Stanton
River and contains about 1900 acres 800 and odd Of the
best Stanton bottom and 200 Of Little Roanoke bottom;
plenty Of good timber, two-thirds Of II high land
Terms, half cash delivery, the first Of October;
the balance al the end of the year Those wish TO buy
such tract will and examine for themselves. The
dwelling house and APPENDICES comfortable and con-
yenient-the plantation improvements good
CLEMENT CARRlNGTON
Charlotte County Angus, - S3-w3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-11


The New Orleans American of August Nth savs.
1--WE understand by gentleman arrived yesterday from
Baton Rouge that forty fifty negroes have arrest
ed under charge OF being concerned in intended
Instruction. Several white men were engaged win
the negroes; the names known, and the militia arc
IN pursuit OF tiem-hey arc doubtless by this time ar
rested.
"one Of Murrcl's gang was hung at Clinton. La on
tuesday last under sentence of Judge Lynch lie had
5OO dollars of counterfeit notes upon him
letter published in the Nafcez Courier from nIadi.
son county, Miss 2ih ut, states that e arrests and
no new aeVeopements occur there now that the inter
nal danger has passed; and that just apprchcnsions
need be entertained Of the few scattered remnants Of
the Abolition crew.
But il contains a singular narrative of n proccedino
under the Lynch code in Livingston county vvhitbeS
two brothers, William and John Earle had been sent bv
The committee safety at Vicksburg in order be tried
there where they were best known They had been inn.
plcaed by Dr. Cotton, intended leaders of the con
spiracy in Warren county. Judge Lyncb's eomm;t,ee
sat IN trial on the brothers. combining and examining them
separately and each without any hope fear or compul
sion, confessed knowledge Of the conspiracy some
months previousybut denied having taken any par in
It, John indeed accusedshis brother; and thev hdt ac
cused Boyd, who escaped conviction at Vcksburo and
slnguarly escaped pursuit in Madison county whore e
was chased with track dogs for % mles-when ne lump
been detected
Towards the evening Of examining the brothers Earle
William (as being the eldest, most cunning and most
strongly suspeced) was taken from his confinement and
resort had TO the lash TO force confession c anus
ca his evolutionary Judges with lies for tmc but find
ing the Lychmcn would not be caioed he nro,scd =,
make confession next morning when composed -
On going in the morning TO the jail, they found William
composed and deaf to their enquiries and entrcates he
had hung himself during the night
John again put on his trial. lie felt clad that his
brother had gone So for Ic himself would have been
killed for turning informer. Such the oath of the
conspirators lie then stated infinitely the facts
duplicating Boyd; and his having himself been com
PEELED at Vcksburg BY his mother we'll brother
TO prove an abb when Boyd tried lle also nara
ted several matters concerning the conspiracy which
proved him in the opinion Of his judges to be gD;jfv
lie was consequently condemned, and fe.delivered 10
the Vicksburg committee, TO be brought 20 Warren
county where his exploits to have been. so taf
Judge Lynch hes some method in his madness
The PmoRs, arrested for maltreating lady have been
admitted 70 ball" An effort (says the Compiler of fc
js was made by the counsel Of these parties TO have The
amount ofba reduced Tie committing justices listened
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-11

N CHANCERY-VIEGISIA no WIT AT Circuit
n Superior Court of Law and Chancery continued and
holden for the county of Powhatan at the Court House
thereof, on the 9th day of April, in the year 1885
bennett Maxey, jr and Eliza his wife, formerly Eliza
Subctt, ........................ Plaintiffs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-11

fO.PARTNERsHlP.-B Bernard Pcyton having take
u en- into co-partnershp Mr. THOMAS J. DEAN,
the General Commission Business heretofore carried on
by him in this city, will hereafter be conducted under
the firm Of PEYTON g. DEAN, who respectfully So
licf a share Of the public patronage.
Richmond, August I, 1895. eft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-11

~ OIlCE.-Mr. Henry Ludlam, surviving partner of
v the firm of Lewis Ludlam 81 Son. is duly author-
lied by us Attorney in fact all the
business of the concern, to receive all debts and de-
mands due to the same, and generally to transact all
business connected Herewith with the Estate of our
Tesator; all which will appear, by reference to the
power OF attorney, executed by this day, and duly
recorded in the Office of the Court Of Hastings for the
City of Richmond, and duplicate of which is deposit
ted in the Bank of Virginia.
VIM ALLISON
JAMES III. GARDNER,
Acting Executors Of Letcis Ludlam, dec'd
Sent 4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-11

VgyO RAIL ROAD CONTRACTORS.-Prop
will be received at Hicks Ford Greensyille coun-
ty, Virginia, the 2lst day of September for the
walton, embankment and masonry of about fifteen miles
of the Greensyille and Roanoke Rail road
at the intersection of said Ruilroud with the Petersburg
Railroad
Plans and Proles of the line will be exhibited and
all other information afforded, application the En-
gnees Office at Hicks Ford, week previous to the
letting.
Recommendations will be expected in all in
which the contractor is not known TO the Engineer.
CHARLES f. Nj. GARNETT, Engineer.
August % 32-ll4lhS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-11

"Nearly year ago, Mr.. Porter, Governor of Michi-
gan, died at Detroit, since which time the important
and most exciting affairs of that Territory have
en in the hands of MIR. Mason, the Secretary. Mr.
Van Buren, would not allow the office of Governor of
Michigan to be filed 10 the evident injury of the public
service and probably to the peace and security of the
West, until after the Pennsylvania elections over;
when several active partzans of Mr. Van Buren, in that
State have their eye that Office and each promised
the reversion of it, provided Pcnnsy yania transferred
according to the contract"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-11
PUBLIC MEETING.

a meeting of the citizens of Portsmouth, without dis
tlnction OF party, will be held at Jefferson Hail. on
Thursday evening next, half past o'clock for the
purpose OF adopting such resolutions the Slave CUES
ton, as the present momentous crisis demands
In compliance with the request of large number of
our most respectable ellow-czens, have notified
Pu6iie eetng to be held in Jefferson Hail. on Thurs
day evening next for the purpose of adopting resolutions
indicative of public opinion, in this section i'm rela
ton to the exciting subject of slavery which now ag
tates the country, and threatens discover the Union
The Importance of aaying the fearful excitement of
the South by publicly rebuking the infatuated disorgan-
zers now so busiy engaged in sowing the seeds sec
tonai distrust and jealousy, for momen be
questioned. Let every citizen then attend it, Let all
lad aside and let every individual be influenced by the
consideration that the meeting for the high and holy
purpose of preserving the Union and saving their South
ern brethren from the horrors of a servile war
II would be well for the patriotic citizens of the ndion-
ing towns also to attcnd.-N II. Gazette.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-11

TO new testimony in the case amongst which that Of
the oiiendeda lady herself and after able aud eloquent
aigumcnt by Messrs Mayo, Scott and Il. T. Daniel for
the prosecution, and by Messrs c. Robinson and q. s..
Carter for the defendants the bail far changed
Their, aud $4,000 for the appearance of the sonon dis
tinct charges, however, the younger Pryor being
implicated in the offence against the LADY, but charged
with breaking up her furniture, &c.-Civ actions for
damages were also instituted"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-11

HplLLETS, BlLLETS.--I wish to purchase, deli
ii verable at the Penentiary between forty and ff
ty thousand flour barrel bllets For twenty thousand,
delivered Immediately, say by the LIST Of july (ncxt
monthly will pay $i7 per thousand.
THOS G.. MONCURE,
June 16 TI2- Gen. 4ycnt Penitcntiary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-11

~ Washington and Baitimore.-The new, swift sailing
and excellent Steamboat Chesapeake will take passen-
gers from the Patrick Henry for the above places,
Wednesdays and Sundays in the Hampton Roads.
J. WILSON, Captain.
April 81 114-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-11

HZ EYSvILLE FOR SALE.-Anxous of lending
MA retired life, offer for sale this eligible and
healthy situation, 10 miles east of Charlotte Court
House, so miles from Richmond GO miles from Lynch
burg, GO from Petersburg, and 80 below Danve, stu
aed at the junction of public roads, which makes it
good stand for public business any in Virginia
The Tract contains 455 acres, of which in wood
having on it large Tavern house, with the advantage
of most excellent well OF water, constructed with
pump as TO make IL convenient both to the Tavern
and stable On the premises several private houses
suitable for mechanical and professional men, together
with good store house, it being first rate stand for
mercantile business. Also, two wheewrigIt shops and
two smith shops There be better stand found
for either of the above occupations. The stand n
Tavern is well known to travellers and western traders
and on the whole there be situation desa-
BILE than keysvllc for any gentleman wishing engage
in public business There also the premises
Wool Carding Machine and Cotton Gin, we'll fixed in
spacious house, and in good order Both OF these
machines always get employment during the season
for cadng For the last years. this machine has card
ed 5000 lbs. wool each season.
parcel of land included in the above running up to
keysvile, having it dwelling house, wheelwrght
and smith shop would be sold separately, if desired
The terms of sale will be made accommodating as am
disposed to live private life If sold privately on
before the 18th day of October next will be offered
on that day publicly. Gentlemen are invited to call and
examine for themselves.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-11

A TEACHER WANTED.--The subscriber resid
IA ing in Fairfax county, Va, within about 10 miles
of Washington City, and at perfectly healthy situation
wishes to employ private Tutor in his family take
charge of the education of FIVE six children To one
who come satisfactorily recommended TO charac-
ter, and qualification teach the Latin and Greek Lam
guages. English Grammar, Reading Writing, Geogra-
ply, Arithmetic, Algebra and the higher branches OF
Mathematics, an adequate salary will be given.
Prompt application had better be made, as it is des
rabc that the school on the first of OctobeI
next fully 31.-25-tIO1 r. C. MASON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-11

DuNAWAYS.-Ran away from Mr.. Robert Payne,
h, the night of the fifth nst in the upper edge Of
buckingham county, two Negro fellows, ASDREw and
JIM. Andrew was purchased by Mr. Payne of Peter
c. Cosby, in Richmond; he is said be about twenty
five years Of age FIVE feet eight ten inches high and
will probably weigh about l65 pounds; he is brown
muatto, straight and well made, with marks
rccollcctcd; he had small wskers and has yap i'm his
upper under teeth; he white fur hat when he
left; he had variety of cothing-Jin purchased
and is about 10 years old; he very black, and about
the height of Andrew, stout made fellow, and
will weigh lS5 or 90 pounds; his is very much
sunk between the eyes, and very broad at the end he
had old pair Of jean pantaloons and pair of
linen ditto and an old jean round about and chip hat
We arc informed that Andrew has wife in p Edward
county, aud may be lurking about in that county We
have no idea that Jim will leave him. Any person that
will deliver them us, in this place secure them in
any Jail in this State that get them shall be
handsomely rewarded and all necessary expences paid
GOODWIN ~ TEMPLEMAN.
Richmond. June lG 12-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-11

MIcHicAS THE New York EVENING SrAR.-If
ever portion of the public press cursed by blight
ing reckless proigate spirit the present. think
the unfortunate period Even TO Lundcr upon the truth
would be an accident worth place in the biography OF
some men who have the management of political
papers Where Justification be of avail still the
truth is avoided if il contagious of evil The
Judge Of Israel Falsao Editors as our friend of
the National Gazette has, not inapy styled him NOAH
OF the N Star stands unrivalled among the profcicn,s
In what he calls the Of able EDITORS the of fasif
ing So practsed has he become in dabbng in the dir
ty pools of fasehood bold in luxuating in his con.
genial filth, and shameless TO public scorn that it
would indeed be miraculous if by any chance political
truth should escape from him untsrnshed by mpu-
readers may Judge then Of the his
most serious distortions of truth In the face of the
that Mr. Gilpin nominated last winter by the Pre-
sdcn for this very Office Of Governor of Michigan and
in spite of the fact that must be fresh in the recollection
of every one, that the Senate rel, ted this nomination.
because Mr. Gipin had noby opposed Mr. Biddlc and
the Bank, the monster TO which Noah had sold himself
soul and bodyn the teeth of all this are told with
all the boldness aud seriousness of truth that MIR Van
Buren, will not allow the Office of Governor of Michigan
to be filed until after the Pennsy vana elections Were
it not to who must be selfsasied that he has for
feited all claim to be believed, we might say TO this
wretched iasiler-shamc where is thy blush. But the
editor of the S;ar has roted long in mendacity 10
reddcn at such appeal-Bait Republican.
"The President has removed Mr.. Mason, acting Co
vernon and Secretary of the Michigan Territory and
has appointed Charles Shacr, of Pennsy lvania his
place. and the Globe of yesterday the reasons
and which are simply confined to the pursued
by Mr. Mason in the dispute the Ohio boundary ques-
ton. This is sheer clectioneerng movement cores
ponding with the usual pursued by the persons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-11


WN CHANCERY-v IRcISIA-In Powhatan county
III Court, August 9TH, 1925:
Edward F. Baugh, Sen. and George It. Toney adm RS
Of John Toney, decd, and the said George r. Toney in
his right, Plaintiffs
against
Richard Toney, Isaac NJ Cardozo, and MahaIa his
wife, formerly Mahala Baugh, Edward a. Lynch and
Harriet his wife, formerly Harriet Baugh Edward F.
Bough, Jr. Sarah A. Baugh, VIM. H. Baugh Josiah
torines and Mary his wife, formerly Mary Toney, and
Edward ii. Toney Mary Ann Toney, Robert r. Toney,
and John r. Toney, infant children of John Toney IT,
decd jeffrey T. Davis and Sarah o. his wife formerly
Sarah .. Farley and Powhatan w. Farley Jordan Bal
low and Sally his wife, formerly Sally Toney Elisha
Seay and Susan his wife, formerly Susan Toney, John
d. Taylor and Martha his wife, formerly Martha Toney
and George Baugh and Ann his wife, formerly Ann
Toney-the SAID Sarah A. and VIM II Baugh, and Ed
ward H.. Mary Ann, Robert p. and John r. Toney be-
ing infants under the age of 81 years. Dens
This day came the Plaintiffs. by H. j.. Hopkins Esq.
their Attorney, and fled their bill against the Defend
ants, and VIM S. Dance is appointed guardian ad Htegp
for the infant Drfendantsand the Defendants Edward
A. Lynch and Harriet his wife, and Jeffrey T. Davis
and Sarah o. his wife, not having entered their appear
ace and given security according the act OF Assem-
bly, and the rules of this Cortland appearing the
satisfaction of the Court that they inhabitants Of
this Commonweah--On the motion of the Plaintiffs, by
their AttorncyHis Ordered that the said Edward A.
Lynch and Harriet his wife, and Jeifery T. Davis and
Sarah o. his wife, do appear here the first Monday in
November next (bcng Court day) and answer the bill
OF the Plaintiffs, and give security for performing sucl,
decree as the Court may make herein; and that a copy
Of this order be forthwith inserted in some ncwspaper
published in the city of Richmond, and continued for
two months successfully; and that another copy be post
ed at the front door Of the Courthouse of this county
Copy Tcste, II. +. GRAVES, b. C.
September a. 35-wSw