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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-20
D EAL ESTATE FOR sALE.-The subscriber Of

EB EAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-The subscriber Of
n fers for sale that beautiful and pleasant situation
called MAYFAIR, situated in the Forks Of Hanover in an
agreeable and wealthy neighborhood two miles from the
Fork Church, 10 miles from Hanover Court house and
q from Richmond The Richmond and fredericksburg
Rail Road passes in about miles Of the dwelling house
The Tract contains between seven and eight Hundred
acres, lying imme daiey New Found river. The inn
provcments consist Of two-stored wood house. with
eight and p3ssagc-the out houses consist prn.
cpay of two good barns, capital framed stable and
indeed, Of all the necessary houses usually be found
an estate in good condition the orchards contain
many choice fruits Of various kinds This situation is
remarkable healthy ono and has always been regarded
the handsomest in this section Of country II is re
markably well waercd by excellent springs that never
fail three Of which the house The plantation
well enclosed with good fences Of oak rails principally
and il ia state Of considerable improvement Don Tie
whole is rarely that situation combining SO many dcsi.
rabc objects is offered for sale II is deemed unncessa-
~ 10 be minute Persons wishing 10 purchase are
invited TO visit it, and Judge for themselves The terms
will be made accommodating for the greater part Of tie
purchase money. SARAH THORNTON
~ - offer also for sale two small farms in the same
neighborhoOd, each containing two hundred and sixty
acrcs-moderac improvements each and ono Of them
remarkably well tmbercd. Persons wishing to buy
would do well 10 sec those places. s. r..
July u 15-wH
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a TAVERN ESTABLISHMENT FOR RENT at
IN The Harm Springs Bath Court House, YirginiG.-
have erected, and now nearly completed, large and
spacious brick buildings, for Tavern, together with
other necessary buildings attached thereto will let
60 with the Tavern establishment, land to cult
vate and timber for iirewood think, that when this
establishment gets fairly into operation there strong
probability of it's doing very large business would
also rent the Brick House and Lot which live the
lower rooms of which would for a Store, and
situation where good business may be done Persons
wishing to rent, it is presumed will first view the pre-
misses, when they will form opinion for themselves of
all its advantages. Terms accommodating.
GEO. MAYSE.
Oct. = 43-w1W
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E AND FOR SALE.--Intending to remove immedi-
.e-A ately 10 the West offer for sale my Farm, (Oak
LawnO in the county of Gloucester, lying on the road
leading from the Courhouse TO Richmond City, distant
from the former mile, and from Ware Rivers miles -
II contains lSG about 60 Of which low grounds
now IN state of cultivation, productive any in the
county The highlands about 60 acres Of which arc
arabic, have fertile and durable soil Beds Of MARI e
at convenient distances in every section of the farm
besides porcbes passages, and garrett large eranary
and Kitchen, with other necessary and convenient Offices
al IN good repair, most OF them For healthfuness
the seat is not surpassed by any in the lower counties
ana none con be more desirable TO tho Lawyer Doctor
as many important features arc omitted in this map
persons Wishing purchase are invited TO visit and snT
vey the premises Should sale be effected previously
will be offered 10 the highest bidder the 18th Of Ocf
the spot Not than half will be required in cash
WILLIAMS f.. DAVIS
Oct. q. 43--w4ws
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September 8.
nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD-Rnn

ANE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran
W off from the subscribers agent, in Staunton Au.
gusta county, Va last February March, bright
latto negro girl slave named Pamela, about IL years
old, with black hair and eyes-rother inclined to be
chunky, and believed to have eye. She
purchased of Peter Hanger by Henry ID. Bedford
She was raised by Maj. Mons McCue, of Augusta
y, Va-She left young child in Stanton the time
of her departure 1t is supposed she is either lurking
about Maj McCues, i'll Augusta county, Va, off
to free State The above reward of hundred dol
lars will be given for the apprehension delivery to
me, living in Charlotte county, Va if taken of the
State, or fifty dollars if taken in the State, Virginia. and
delivered or secured a JAIL that get her again
HlLLERY MOSELEY, Jr
September 25. 4I-w4w
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ED RICHMOND COUNTY LAND FOR SALE
H0 The subscriber being DESTROYS and determined TO
remove to new State, provided he dispose Of his
lands &c, in the Northern Neck he therefore offers his
public Lots and Houses, at Stoney Hill, on themos rea
sonable terms consisting of tavern, which is
house, three stories high containing under the roof eight
rooms and passage, which renders il quite comfortable
and well calculated To entertain travellers, &c. There
good stables store house, a granary a Kitchen
house, and all other out-houses necessary public
placeall of which has been built since 1890 There is
also good well in the yard TO be excelled by my
for good water in this State. There about 10
of land attached to the lot
will also offer another lot, adjoining the same tract
known by the name of Whites Tavern containing about
81 acres, with good dwelling house. and other out
houses on it, which, with little repair, would be in good
order.
will also offer another tract containing 202 acres
miles South West of Weslmorcland Court House. with
good dwelling house, kitchen, granary, stables and
other necessary ut-houses.
will also offer another tract, containing 300 acres
2 miles West Of Wcstmoreland G.. II.Sa valuable
forest farm There is good dwelling house, granary,
corn houses, stables, &c. and rst-rae gst mill lately
built.
will also offer another tract, in the extreme end of
the county, containing go acres, with good DIVE Hing
house. and other ut-houses on IT,
All the foregoing lands, lying in the county Of Ric
mond and State of Virginia, healthy situations.
deem 1t unnecessary to give further description Of the
lands, as those wishing purchase view for them
selves, &c. JOSHUA REAMY,
Aug 81 t31-G1 Stoney mn, Richmond Co., IT,
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SERIOUS AFFAm.--C Chestnut street between Third and
Fourth was yesterday afternoon tbTonged with persons
attracted by the operations Of the Sheriff IL appcars
that short time since, Mary Mckinley, who has done
business in the fancy dry goods line for some time past rs
femme soe upon pretty large SCALE stopped payment
Tor SI2OOOOto $l5OGOO The circumstances created 10
little surprise and evera meetings of her creditors we're
held IN consequence, which resulted in a full conyic
ton that there had been dishonest dealing on
her part Yesterday it ascertaned that she had
hired large store house in tie rear OF her store and
Suspicion was at raised that it contained some
OF Tho goods that had unaccountably disappeared f:
the Sher was therefore empowered TO attach for the
bcneht OF the creditors whatever could be found: the
doors and windows were well secured hut an entrance
goods discovered and taken
The woman, we understand, had made arrangements
TO go Immediately TO Ireland, but she will now most
likely be compelled to postpone her travels until she
shall have answered the accusation Of fraud and wjnd
ling.-PhH. HeraM
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medical COLLEGE OF THE STATE OF
I'VE SOUTH CAROLlNA.--The annual oonrse OF
Lectures in this Institution will be resumed the I'd Mon
day in November, on the following branches.--
9aatomy.-John r.. Ilobrook M. d.
SargHg.-John Wagner, NJ d.
Institutes and Practice Of Medieine.--s Henry Dick
son, NJ. ID.
Ptysiology--Jame Moultrie Jr., M. ID.
Obstefrcs.-1hos. G. Prioleau M d.
Chemistry. Edmund RaveneI M d.
fate,iq Mcdica.-Honry X Frost NJ d.
Opportunities for Clinical instruction win be afforded
at me lniirmary attached TO The Institution and the Ma
nne Hospital and City Aims House, the Wards Of which
dents Of Medicine in the city
Aug ~. l30-wuNl HENRY X FROST, Dean
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mery owned by MOTIFS " Jones. One of the Mills
has two pair of Burr stones, with all the machinery for
manufacturing OF wheat; pair of Esopus stones for
corn; the other Mill has pair of stones and
Cotton Gin. The stream affords water sufficient to grind
day and night, and has water power for any kind of
machinery There Is quarry of elegant free stone
any kind of building. There is a store aud lumber
house, black smh, cooper and tailor's shop The re-
gisature passed law last session, for making Great
Nottoway river navgable down to the Rail Road which
is about 90 miles the Falls being head of navga-
ton, will make ii very valuable situation for mercan-
tile and milling business 1t is n very excellent place
for a Cotton Factory, and having good springs convc-
nien for health there is place that is desirable
Also, l4l0 acres of Land lying Great Nottowny
river and Hounds creek, in the county of LunenburG
There is good twostory dwelling house, with all
sary houses tor the accommodation of tamily; also
granares stables barns cribs carriage ice and negro
houses, peach and apple orchards good springs of
ter convenient. Also 4S2 adjoining and lying on
Falls creek, with comfortable dwelling house, &c.-
$50 acres adjoining and lying Great Nottoway river,
IN Nottoway county; 200 lying Falls creek;
All acres in Nottoway county, lying in the fork of
Great and Little Nottoway river; 205 "a Horse
Pen creek in the fork of the Nooway rivers Sal acres
in the county of Dnwiddie, White Oak creek; CSC
acres on Butierwood creek 700 of wood land
the waters OF Entry Creek in the county of Campbell,
about thirty miles from Lynchburg. If early appli-
cation is made, will sell bargain, and give time for
payment These lands produce good tobacco corn wheat
and oats The purchasers will have the privilege of
seeding wheat in October and possession will be given
the first day of January next.
ID. G. WILLIAMS.
September 8. 36-wtf
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September L. 34-wSw
- ~ ~, !, 11;,,I
Gil oiAN0EkfM V,ssINiA.-in Powhatan county
IN r Gours a august 1tG, Io:'o;
of John Toney deed and the said Seorge r. ronen i;
his own right, Plaintiffs.
against
Richard Toney Isaac N Cardozo and Mohala bis
wife, formerly Mahala Baugh Edward A. Lynch and
Harriet his wife formerly Harriet Bauob Edward r.
Baugh, Jr, Sarah A Bangh. WIN. II Bauoh. Josiah
Forlines and Mary his wife formerly Mary Tonev and
Edward H. Toney, Mary Ann Toney, Robert p Toney,
and John r. Toney infant children of John Tonev IT.
decd Jeffrey T. Davis and Sarah O. his wife formerly
Sarah O. Farley, and Powhatan w Farley Jordan Bal
low and Sally his wife. formerly Sally Tonev Elisha
Scay and Susan his wife, formerly Susan Toney John
d. TAYLOR and Martha his wife formerly Martha 'Tonev
and George Baugh and Ann his wife formerly Aim
Toney-the SAID Sarah A. and VIM III Baugh and Ed
ward H. Mary Ann Robert p and John r. Tonev he
ing infants under the age of u wears Defls
This day came the Plaintiffs by ii L. Hopkins Esq.
their Attorney and filed their bill AGAINST the Defend
ants and VIM S. Dance, is appointed guardian od item
for the infant the Defendants Edward
A. Lynch and Harriet his wife, and Jeffrey r. Davis
and Sarah o. his wife, not having entered their appear
ance and given security according to the act of Assem-
bly, and the rules OF this Court-and appearing 10 the
satisfaction of the Court that they are not of
this wcalth-On the motion of the Plaintiffs bv
their Attoney-his Ordered, that the said Edward A.
Lynch and Harriet his wife and Jeffery II Davis and
Sarah o. his wife, do appear here ON the first Monday i'm
November next (beng Court day) and answer the bill
of the Plaintiffs and give security for performing such
decree the Court may make herein; and that copy
of this order be forthwith inserted in newspaper
published in the city of Richmond and continued for
TWO months successvey and that another copy be post
cd at the front door oil the Courthouse of this county
Copy. Ieste, II. f. GRAVES, nc.
september a. 3o-wSw
HSHRISTIANSVIILE RACES-F.II Is35 Tho
e Rno - - 80, $50 Iii IL ALL, looo., =, no
day the 2Gth dav Of October and coni;nre e Jovs
FIRsr D,vA coll roce nile Laa,s SI0o n,
half G,rc.;, c,rr on,.,rad 81 ioI 80 Po s'a'N''
John G. Goodc names CHI = by H;a,;n, an, &C C,.rn.
p b Starke grey 6lIcv bv MedIey dan, IoJ HaIl;l
ton; w W Hurt CHI flley bv Sir charles dam bv ST.;
Archv; WIN. Mc(argo b3v colt Inv Sir cSasIe dan,
Eaglc So ' w " on N"N'ie'' ""i
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Bos,on and Mtany Raa-road.--lt will be recoected
that books Of subscription for the capital stock of Inc
Western Railroad, continuation Of the Boston and
Worcester Rafo Westward TO the rail roads now
constructing or incorporated from Albany and IIudson to
the Massachusetts line at West Stockbrdpc were omen
ed weeks since and that about 81 900 900 ont of
S2OOOOO0 required, subscribed The books we're
agaim opened at subsequent period but not much was
added 10 the previous amount In view Of these facts and
ofo importance Of the road to the prosperity of oso
a public meeting held Fanea Hall in tb,t CITY
ON WednestE evening, at which report was submitted
by committee appointed former occasion Of W bcl
the Hon. Nathan Appleton chairman after which
resolutions adopted, expressing the opinion of Tho
meeting that the proposed road will be Of great public
utility, that The prosperity Of Boston will be- PARTICULAR
~ promoted by il, aud that it viii afford az adequate re-
Enumeration to the propctors but that notwithsiandino
this assurance such is Che magnitude Of the underfak
ing, that chose citizens who shall subscribe for die
stock, with the audabc purpose Of raising sufficient
fund Tor the prosecution Of the work and Of thereby bro
noting the important benefits which result from it, will
be entitled TO the thanks Of the community as public
beneiaciors. general committee Of six was then ap
pointed TO solicit subscriptions to the stock; also commit
tees for each Ward and for several Of the neohboripo
towns We understand we'll the public spirit of Bos
i9n That alter THIS public characterization, expect the
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KE ARSHALL HOUSE.--This spacious HorRL
I'VE situated in the most fashionable street in Phadel
Phia, is TO be rented for term of years.
II will present Chestnut succeed front of
"a feet inches embellshed by massive Grecian dorc
Portico of white MARBLE through which the bar-room,
II ieetby 49, will be entered. private entrance the
eastern extremity of the front will also give to the
hotel.
1t contains in the first story 70x24, G3x24
2Gx2l, 24x20, 81 x23, 2lx14, 20xl4
In the second story, 70x24, 32xl9, 32x24 26x21
23x2l, 2Ixl6, l4xl3, 15x7; rooms each 16xll, and
four each 20xI7
In the third story, 30x19, 27x2i, 22x2I, 21x14
2lxl6 l5x7 two each 20x9; four each 20xl7 and
each I6x1l.
In the fourth story, 3Ox19, 27x24, 12xI9; four
20xl7, two 2lxl1; two 23x1l; three 12x14 and
I6x1I
In the fifth story four each 17xl7; 24xl6, 21xl6,
1OXl5, l1xll three each 14xl2 two each 20xll and
two each 2lxl1. Apply to
RICHARD DAVIS,
Walnut ST. near 4M ST., Philadelphia.
October O. 45-6t
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&S0 RE REV: ~ ,Rau away from the SUBSCRIBER.

Oh Sn REWARD.-Ran away from the subscriber
- NV living at the Kanawha Salines. on Saturday
the Sd Instant negro man named RosS Casually called
BonD about 40 years of age feet 10 inches high
quite thin or spare and very black sharp nose aud
chm and forehead quite high or inclined to badness
posed to black fur hat, blue coat and perhlps
boots Ii is thought that he making his way TO the CITY
of Richmond, which place he was raised by n Mr.
Thompson Gas is bclieyed and by whom he claims that
he was emancipated He sold in the county of Ma
son. few years ago. runaway slave for Jail fees
and is now the property of Blackwell Chilon Esq of
this county The above reward will be given for his APP
pchcnson and delivery TO me, if taken beyond anawha
and Fayete countless and all reasonable CHARGES also
paid and 1925 if taken in either of those counties
Oct. TO- 1851 THOMAS WELLS
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TO WILLIAM PATTON, Agent,
Fitzsimons' wharf
Berths cannot be considered secure until paid for
Letters the subject addressed the Agent post paid
will be promptly attended to. Baggage weighing over
one hundred pounds will be charged 20 per
extra. No Freight taken.
Sept 49, 39-u2N
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a TEACHER WANTED.--A man Of good moral
IN character IS wanted, to take charge Of school
the st Of January next Of about fifteen OF twenty scho
lars, who is well qualified to teach the usual branches
English, aud also the Latin language. To one who
come well recommended, liberal wages will be given,
particularly TO one who has bad experience. let
ter addressed to the Postmaster Mount Level Dinwd
die county, Virginia, viii be attended to. Early app
cation is desired
October 9 a5-f95D.
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I'm CHANCERY--VIRoIsIA Hanover County
u Court, August 25,h, 1885.
Carr w. Scay, Pltf
against
Sam Luck aud Elizabeth his wife, John Morning and
Nancy his wife, Michael Shrouder and SALLY his wife
Benjamin Eatherton and Polly his wife, Samuel Cliles
and Dice his wife, Patscy Egglcston and Eli A. Pat
sey, Polly and - Seay, the children aud heirs at
law OF John Seay, DEC Il, Dens
The Defendants, Patsey Eggleston and Eli A. Patsey.
Folly and --- Seay, not having entered their op
pearancs and given security according the Act of As
sembly and the rules of this Court and it appearing 10
The Court by satisfactory evidence that they not in
haoltants oil tins Commonwealth On the motion of the
Painh 1t IS ordered, that the said Defendants do APP
pear here on The tirst day OF November Court next and
answer The Bill OF the Plaintiff, and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper publish
ed in the City of Richmond, for months successive
y and that another copy be posted at the front door of
the Courthouse of this County.
Copy-Teste, PHILIP ID. WINSTON en- ..
sept j. 31--wSw
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Nm ClANCERY-YiRciNiA. Hanover County
n Cont, August 25th, 1875:
David }. Saunders, admir-. Of Walter Chisholme, SEN,
deceased, Plaintiff
against
Hugh Chishone, Nmrod r. Chisholmc, Walter
Chsholme, Russell Chisolme, Jane Apperson who be-
fore her marriage Jane Chisl,one Nancy Hayden,
who before her marriage Nancy Chisholmc, and
Sally Chsholme; which said Hugh, Nimrod r. Wal
ter, RUSSELL Jane, Nancy and Sally and daugl
tiers Of the said Walter Chishome, sen, deceased and
Caharinc Gray, the daughter of Catherine Gray who
was Catharine Chsholme, and the children and disri-
buiees of Supra Chshome deceased; which said Caha-
rine, last named and Supra also children of tho
said Walter Chsholme, SEN, decd, Defendants.
The defendants, Caharine Gray, and the children
and distributes of Supra Chsholme d., having
entered their appearance and given seclry according TO
the Act of Assembly, and the Rules of this Court and
1t appearing TO the Court by satisfactory evidence that
they are not inhabitants of this Commonwealth On the
motion of the plaintiff it is ordered that the said de-
PENDANTS do appear here the first day of November
Court next and the bill of the plaintiff and that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
paper published in the city of Richmond for two months
successively and that another copy be posted tho
front door of the Court house of this county
A Copy Tese, PHILIP b. WINSTON, nc.
September /. 34-vsw
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THE PRESIDENCY.

IIIE IHtoIDENCf.
In our paper Of Saturday last we published lone flv
article Upon tie above subject signed aud dated os az
lows JOHN SHAwHAs, jaws FRAzfEB,
Gko. KFsfJNo, % gong H,ru.o'v
WV II RoDmsoF, yEssr Hcrcnsos,
"COSROD SNfDEn, "PArnfcR Mrtov
Lebanon, Waryeg CoDnfy, Ohfo, Sepi % 1s35
We think IL we'll To give Che opinion Of those oeoFe
men, Of the various Presidential candidates I'm more
condensed form They commence thus;
The undersigned, composing in part Committee Of
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mn CHANCERY At Court continued
n and held for the county of Buckingham, the 18th
day of August, 1885:
Allen Jones, Phf
William ID. Carrot. Def
The defendant not having entered his appearance and
given security according to the Act of Assembly the
Rules OF this Court and 1t appearing by satisfactory
dencc that he is not nhabtant of this countryH as
ordered That the absent defendant do appear here
the first day of the next November Term and answer the
bill OF, the plaintiff; and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in the Richmond Enquirer for two
months successfully and posted the front door of the
Courthouse of this county
Copy-1cste, RoLFE ELDRIDGE, che
September1 1. 3l-wSw
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Tor .Noyolk, (Ya) ria BEAUFORT, on CO
NlTED STATES MAlL.-The superior Steam
u Packet DoLPHiS, Capt. J. Pennoyer, will CONT
nue. her trips through the months of September and Oc
tobcr, follows Cat 10 o'clock, A. M. of the days be-
low stately
Vil ca0s Charleston, viii ieaoc Norfolk,
Thursday, Sept. 10 Thursday, Sept IL
"a Oct. !
=" Oct. 4" 10
% %
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~ OTICE.We shall renew petition and las ii be.
fore the next Virginia Legislature, praying for the
formation Of new County, by taking of the lower end
Of Caroline and tie upper ends Of King e. Queen and
Essex. MANY CITIZENS
Of The ejoresaid Counties
September 1S. 90-uD
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, W.T. II'S'' TT SVHsOH oII tut PIuaVlIt TUtltu-
After which, she will her regular trips to
Havana, via st. Augustine Key West, (E. F. leave
Charleston on Thursday, November IL, at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ Her regular days for leaving Charleston and
Havana thereafter will be made known the public
in due time.
Fare through to Havana, from Charleston, -. $40
Fare to st. Augustine, from Charleston, ...... 10
Fare to Key West, from Charleston, .......... 30
From st. Augustine to Key West, ........... 20
From ST Augustne>to Havana, .............. 30
For Pnssatc nnnlv 10 mi Pennouer hnnr or
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lN Legislature Of Virginia praying for precinct elect
ton at William rwins Tavern in the lower section Of
Cumberland county. f45- October o.