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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-20

iars IN aiuturc ADVERTISEMENT Ian o.t 1l-2awu
Nm CHANCERY-USIrrD SrArrs' CouRr, 9TH Cir
u cult and Eastern District of Virginia, December stli,
1874:
Thomas Craig, George Rutherford, Robert Montgo-
merle, Robert Spicr, Robert Faud, Alexander Kerr
Thomas White and David Wark, Plaintiffs
against
james Scott executor of John Leslie deceased who
was executor of Robert Craig, deceased Thomas Ben
die Patrick Couts and the said james his own
right Defendants
The plaintiffs this day preferred petition the court
in this which is received and ordered TO be filed
consideration thereof and for appearing
to the court 1T is the motion of the plaintiffs Ordered
That summons be issued, from this court by the clerk
thereof, requiring Thomas r. Swami Samuel G. Swami
Dabney NJ Wharton and Anne his wife formerly Anne
Swami, Nelson Robinson and Jane his wife, formerly
Jane Swami, distributes of Samuel Swami deceased
all said in the petition aforesaid be citizens and
habtants of the State of Virgina) plaintiffs in suit
brought by them, and depending in the honorable
against Jefferson Swami, executor of John Swami de-
ceascd who executor of Samuel Swami. deceased
TO appear here the first day of the of this
court TO show carse if any they can why they should
not be barred and prccuded from any recourse against
the estate MONIES and effects of Robert Craig dec d.
der the control of this court; and in the mean time
Commissioner Hilary Baker is ordered: lst to take
account of the debts, if any, still due from the
said Robert Craig, deceased from his estate and
TO enable him TO ascertain the same. he directed TO
advertise for three months the newspapers pub
ished in the city of Richmond for creditors of said
Robert Craig deceased of his if any such Gre
ditors there be- who have been paid TO come i'm and
prove their claims before him. be forever barred and
prccluded from all against the estate monies
aud effects of the said Robert Craig deceased under the
control OF this Court2d To and report TO the
Court what progress has been made i'm the said suit de-
pending IN the said Superior Court of Henrico and what
delays have taken place the part of the plaintiffs in
that suit in bringing the same to final decision
copy. Ieste, RID JEFFRIES, Clerk.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Richmond, Dec Is, 1884
Pursuant to the foregoing order of Court, the Gre
dtors of Robert Craig, deceased of his estate if
any such creditors there be, who have not been paid
are hereby notified to in and prove their claims
before me, at my Office in this city, before the 10Th
day of March next he forever barred and precludcd
from all recourse against the estate monies and effects
ofthe said Robert Craig Decd under the control of the
said Court HILARY BAKER, Co1n'r
Dec Is. Gz-2rn
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A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, well qualified 70 teach
"a the Latin and French languages, together with the
higher branches Of Mathematics desires The situation Of
Tutor in some Virginia family Address X. Y. D.,
Vielleboro Postoficc Caroline county, Va.
Jun. IS. 78-3t
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FEH GE.V.E.F,

VHVHE Annual General Meeting of the members of
N the Mutual Assurance Society against Fire on
buildings. of the State of Virginia, will be held at the
Society Office in Richmond ON Monday the both jan
uary lc}5. JAMES RAWLINGS,
Dec. 30 l71-tdm] Principal aren't NJ "A. Socicty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-20

TEV!lE IMPORTED HORSE FYLDE, will make
IL his next at the farm of Robt G. williamson
miles north of Richmond, and Immediately on the
Brooke Turnpike leading TO FredercksbuIg-Partic
lars IN a future advertisement IJan. 81 1i-2awtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-20

II ABORERS WANTED. The Subscriber wants to
n 4 employ 25 or 30 laborcrs, and or good teams
On immediate application five six months constant
employ wiJbc given to industrious mon. Such as arc
accustomed 70 choppng and hewng will be preferred.
Apply at tho Jewellery Store Of Mr. John Mcconnell,
Main Street THOMAS a. MERA
Nov. T. 53--f
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MARYLAND

BovSDARy QUEsrToS.-Wc lay before our readers tho
report Of the committee Of the Legislature upon tho sub.
ect ofthe controversy between this State and Virginia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-20

YHIO OWNERS OF SLAvEs--A planter from the
n South wishes to buy, for his erclsiee seroce,
from 80 TO 100 slaves, in families He would prefer
purchasing from large shareholders, who
might be disposed TO sell out their entire stock the
following rates, viz Mird Cash and the balance in
one three instaments negotiable paper or accep
tances in New Orleans New York to be given, and the
security in all respects ample and satisfactory lie will
be prepared TO treat for such purchase in all the
months Of January February; and will receive the
Negroes when the contract is made in the Summer
Fall, at the option Of the vender.
Letters, (postpaid) with description Of the Negroes,
may be addressed 10 his agent
Jan. ~. f79-tf II 2. CAVENDISH.
d. The Petersburg Constellation, Dansio Obsorser, Culpoper
Gazette, Raleigh Standard, Fayetteville Observer, and Baltimore
Republican will publish tho six weeks
accounts 10 this Office for collection.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTlCE.--Pursuant to a decree of the Circuit SUI
1v perior Court of Law and Chancery for the county
of Hanover, pronounced tho both day of Oct, 1881
in suit therein depending James and wife against Bird
and others the undersigned Commissioner named in the
said decree, will sell Sd day of February, 1885
the front door of the Bell Tavern in the City of Rich
mond for cash. all the slaves named in the said decree
belonging to the estate of Louisa NJ Bird, decd.
TIlOS. Il. BIRD, Commissioner.
January 90. S0-3tA
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a fkEfBEARD will stand the ensuing season at the
uB stable of the Subscriber Rockhsh, Nelson
County, Virginia Particulars hereafter.
Dec 10. te6-w3w] JOHN COLES
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Jan. 3.

INVALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-In.
tending to to the West, offer for sale my
plantation, two miles south of Oxford on Fishing Creek
containing ,0A acrcs 300 OF which low grounds
cleared and dched On is dwelling House contain
ing six rooms with the necessary out houses and
ycnient Spring of excellent Also my Mill tract
four miles south of Oxford containing 0i0 acres 1870
OF winch are low grounds OF superior quality and 500 of
good tobacco land in woods On this tract there good
Saw Mill, and an abundant supply oftmbcr comorta
bic dwelling House, and the usual out-houses The wa
ter each of these tracts is valuable and easily
rendered available Likewise, the which re-
side, of 100 The dwelling House this tract,
rooms besides four cellar rooms all finished
style of modern architecture with
ing out-houses, good Garden and first Spring
deem particular description of the above proper
~ unnecessary person disposed to purchase, would
first view the premises. Being resolved moving
would sell great bargain, and very accommodating
terms Apply to the subscriber at Oxford, to A. w.
Vcnabc, ESQ., of GAINESVILLE, Va who is authorised
act Tor me. TIL. T. HUNT.
Oxford Granville CO., n. c.. Jan . 1885
Jan 10. 1876
IA scrbor, in view of settlement in Mississippi, is
DESTROYS of dsposng of his property Virginia. and of
fers for sale most desirable Estate of about eleven
hundred of land, situated in Stafford county about
miles below the town of fredericksburg and bor
dering the Rappahannock River This estate includes
the tracts commonly known as the SSowDRN FERRY
FARMS and unites advantages rarely with and such
enttle it to be regarded of the desirable farms
in this section of the State The uplands are pro-
ductvc, and remarkably well supplied with both wood
and water--cloyer and plaster succeed well upon
them and fair proportion of them has been cleared
and is in fine order for farming operations
having been, for time cultivated under an
improving system The low-lands compose n con-
siderable portinn of the estate and of the most
valuable description, consisting in part of extern
sive aluvial meadow, situated upon the river border
perfectly reclaimed long distinguished for abundant hay
crops. and of unsurpassed fertility. The improvements
consist of large twostory dwelling house, with var
buildings, convenient and appropriate for plantation
purposes But it is considered unnecessary here
tempt further description Of the property, it pre-
sumed that all persons disposed to purchase will make
personal examination and such am examination il is
believed, will abundantly shew, that in every point of
viewor health for fertility of soil for local advantages
well in regard to society, convenience market
the now offered sale is SUI passed by none in
this part of VrginiaFor of sale and other par
ucuars reference may be had to John A. Morson Esq,
at SnowdeD Arthur A. Morson, Esq. in Frcdcricks
burg. WILLIAM MORSON
January l3. 77--12t
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VALUABLE GLOUCESTER LAND Jor Salc-

VALUABLE GLOUCESTER LAND tor SaIc-
BY virtue of decree OF the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancery for Gloucester county
nounccd at October Term, 1884, in a therein de-
pending between George T. F Lonncr 81 Co., plaintiff
and Warner l.. Oliver and others defendants; will be
exposed 10 sale by auction, for cash. at Gloucester
Courthouse, the first Monday in March next (bcing
Court dny0 that beautiful and valuable Estate called
Violet Bank, the residence Of the late Thomas b Fox
decd. This estate lies Immediately on Poropotank
creek, and within mile of York River, and of course it
very convenient to the oyster trade, which carried
on TO great extent, that Rver-It contains about
six hundred acres Of Land perfectly level and is bclcy
cd TO be well mbered the banks of the creek there
are incxhausible beds Of mari and shells Tic inn
proycDcnts consist Of spacious brick mansion, with
every other house necessary for the farm all of which
are believed to be in good repair This land will be sold
subject 20 the right Of dover heren of the widow Of
Thomas b. Fox with this exception the title is deemed
good, but deed with special warranty only will be
made to the purchaser.
AUGUSTINE l.. DABNEY,
THOMAS G. AMORY,
WILLIAM III. ROY
Jonuarv IN rS0--Jawfdsl (o,,,s;s.;o,cr.
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EnALTIMORE HOUsE.-This celebrated Hotel,
~ y (Snown as the lsDiAS QCHEN,) is opened by
the undersigned The House has been rc-odecd and put
Ia elegant ORDER new addition Of more than forty rooms,
including superior dining room, spacious and beaui
iul Saoon Ladies Ordinary, and splendid drawing
Room attached, and several delightful Pdrors situate
and commanding Wow Of the most fashionable thorough
fare of the city. The House and furniture is ackn0w
lodged to be superior to what il has been and e
Proprietor pledges hmsclfto the public his best
cxertions t. give corresponding improvement TO all
that is essential to the comfort and pleasure Of those who
will honor the House with their company.
Jan l. f21w3w JOHN w. KING.
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A SITUATION WANTED by a Lady, who is quaIi-
IVA fed 20 give instruction in all the branches of
English Education French Music Drawing, and Paint
ing. line addressed to the Editors will be promptly
attended to. Dec. 4. CT
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-RHCMsMO.NsD.
A LBEMARLE LAND. near Me Unirersaty of Tir.

A LBEMARLE LAND, near the University Of FIR
IA GINA, for safe--A Tract of Land, lying in the
county OF Albemarlc, containing about $50 it is
bounded by Charlottesville the west and extends to
the hvanna river the east embracing place of de-
post on the river, convenient Charlottesville
than any other There is also upon the land valuable
site Tor the erection of machinery, where there is
IN operation good Grs and Saw Mill Ii has also the
advantage of being situated within and half miles
of the University ofVrgina The local situation of this
land together with the fertility of its soil certainly makes
1T the desirable situation which has been put into
market in the upper country The will be made
known at any time, by application to the subscriber
who lives on the premises. ~ II. LEWIS.
January l3 77-2awSt
N EGROES AND PLANTATION STOCK FOR
" SALE.-On the 2lst day Of January inst shall
sell at Dover in Goochland county, 20 miles above Rich
mond GO 40 valuable Negroes the whole of such pro-
perry on the Estate of the late Thomas X. HARRISON
More valuable slaves to be found i'm the State
At the time will be sold likewise about 500 bar
rels of corn, all the fodder, oats stock of horses and
mules oxen, cattle of all sorts, sheep hogs plantation
utensils, &c, &c An old carriage and gig, CARTS way
CONS and all the plantation utensils the farm hand
some bay year old Staion by Tonson, Of we'll
bred Dussorah mare Terms cash.
RANDOLPH HARRISON, Jr., Err.
Of Thomas Il. Harrison, dec d.
Jan. s. 73-tds
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leobirasom,s Pracficc---YoI. od.

N PltESS, the Practice in the Courts of Law and
n Equity in Virginia. by CoSwAY RoBINsoN. Vol. =
Containing Practice az Suits IN Eqatty.
This volume is divided into twenty chapters the first
OF which treatise upon equitable jurisdiction embrace
ing the following subjects Account, DOVER PARTITION
fraud mistake accident bill 20 testimony; bill
of discovery; removal of legal mpediments
ton of property pending litigaon aid Judgment Gre
dltor; mortgages and deeds of trust continuing trusts
resulting trusts; bill to contest up will DISPOSE
ton of assets; partnership surctyshp assignment set
off, suits for freedom; husband and wife; Infants idiots
and lunacs suits for forfeited cschcatcd lands scre
aoias to repeal letters PATENT settlement of boundaries
bill qua net; bill of peace specific execution;
eat; foreign attachment and injunctions.
The titles of the other chapters follows g limi-
alon OF suits IN equity g. proper parties; A matters
which may be comprised in suit process; plead
ngs q proceedings at rules g. evidence; o. change of
parties by death marriage 10 orders upon
ton; III hearing of the cause ~ order directing issue
and proceedings under same ID order of and
proceedings under Ia order for sale of property
and proceedings under same 10. rehcarng after ncrlo
cutory and before final decree 10 final decree IL taxing
costs is mode of compelling performance of decree
10 bill Of review 20. appeals.
The volume will have in the first part of it table of
contents and table of cited and in the conclusion
there will be full index both to this and the former yo-
lumc.
About ono half of the matter is printed; and il is
expected that in December the publication will be
pleed The book will, it is published he for
sale at the store of the subscriber, in Richmond
October IL. T47-tn ROBERT L. SMITH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-20

AZOUNG ROANOKE.-Tbsc capital young Stallion,
"a will stand the ensuing season, at my stable, miles
above the New Store the Cut Bank road MIR JAS
Saunders and VIM. A. Frazers Tavcrns, Cumberland.
Roanokes purity of blood, form, and action is well de-
serving the attention of those wishing raise fine horses
Jan TO- [76-2wl GILES HARRIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-20

COMMISSIONERS SALE AND NOTICE.
IN ANCERY--VRofSiA.--ln King William Cir
n cult Superior Court Fall Term, 1894
Baylor Temple and Sarah c. Lit,lepagc, Compl'ts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-20

"a NUIINI.--AN pCrsOns
IA debted to the estate of Gdrinnd H. Wifcheit late
merchant of Richmond deceased hereby notified and
required to make immediate payment to the undersigned
And all persons having claims against the estate will
present them, duly authenticated, for payment
JAMES RAWLINGS, administrator
Of Gariaad H. mitchell, deceased.
November % hs-3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-20

THNIMBERs WANTED AT THE PENITENTIA-
n RY.-2,000 feet inch yellow pine plank
1000 feet34 inch yellow pine plank
500 Ito 3-8 do do do crooked edge, for wog-
gon sides
500 do ! do do poplar plank, clear of knots and
shakes
500 do So do do do do clear of knots
500 do birch scantlng inches square, 10 feet long,
clear stuff
500 do do do do do do do
100 hickory axletrees
q non r. II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-20

L do split hickory do
10000 flour barrel bets
10000 hoop poles
The whole, save the bcts and hoop poles, TO be deli
vered the Penentary by the lst day of March next
$3.50 Proposals will DC made either to Col Morgan
(SuperintendcntD or the subscriber
THOS G. MONCURE,
October IL. [47-tI GenerGi 8genL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-20

HOTSPUR, the Sire Of Mazeypa, will stand the
a "a suing season, at ST Ieger, (Mr. John Hcth's)
in the county of Chesterfield % miles from Petersburg
10 miles from Richmond and miles south of the Coal
Pits. Particulars will be given hereafter.
Dec. %. [70-tfl JOHN b. CHRISTIAN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-20

Nm CHANCERY-USIrED STATES CouRr, 9th Cir
n cult and Eastern District of Virginia. December stl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-20

ED lCHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND 20
ID 3, TOMAC RAIL-ROAD.-Ata meeting of the Pre-
sdent and Directors Of the Company on 18th january
1885, it was,
RoSOired That further of s. each share be
required from the Stockholders and that the same be
deposited in the Bank of Virginia by the respective
Stockholders to the credit Of the Company before
the 10th of Feb. next
VIM. p. SHEPPARD, Treasurer
Jan. 10. 7S-t10F
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ksichHs,ossd, Tuesday, Feb. so.
.lC'TION'l

II
The Democratic Republican Members OF the yirgir
Legislature, held a meeting Saturday night and .
pointed Committee of FIVE for the purI cngra 4,
an Address TO the people of Va the present L
hncstsprit samong them They not itelasftli
were beaten on the contrary they bear lofty untcr
frd, and invncible spirit. They feel that the People
with them. and that the soi-disant Wings have undo
themselves by their recent victories the freedom
opinion, and the Right of Instruction From whatc,
quarter we hear, understand that or political irien
mean To do battle and we cannot entertain the slig
doubt o. glorious victory in the Spring.
We are aware of the issue which the Opposition Z
making Their members told us in debate it must be V
Buren, or no Van Buren,. Mr.. Marshall, Delegate
fauquier, announces the same issue, when, in let
to bus Correspondent in that county, published in
WarTen;oa Register OF the 9TH inst } he boldly states
" The question of Van Buren, or Anti-Van Buren,
be the test throughout che State at next Spring.
tions and arduous will be the struggle between tic q
tending parties. In some counties ! fear we shall
the ascendancy, but trust that compensation
made by success in others In Fauqucr hatcr
we shall not lose ground. Mr.. French will n
again. Who is likely to he brought forward in hi
expect to appear again candidate for the
II Is not a time TO Withdraw. after having rccei
frequent gratifying proofs OF public con6
great political struggle which is going oS0r
nselsewhcrc, would probably soon cause u G
oil the Wing vote upon some other person;
sble that a good deal of trouble will be save
old candidates continued before the public
though humble, has been so uniform in
absorbing questions of the day, that ever
may honor me with his suffrage, will KIN
well as for whom he is voting Will ih,
ton for the Senate? | respect and est
ton highly n gentleman, but | am
the majority of his District accord wi,
sentiment
Mr. Marshall states the issue in hi
we were TO ask him, why he does no
ents rhom he IS for as President; whyl
ly come forth and fix his finger upon
own party. what would hc say? Isl
than Mr.. Van Burcn? lsh for WI
White, Leigh, Whom is he for?
dark, and yet charge ours for bel
the Non Comnittals?
We know. indeed. there is md
among the Why's upon the sub
| Baltimore Republican says,
an>sSticle in which The LIZ
TO noreInate-aca candidate forN
upon some of the individual
have been named for the
been already formally non
As reason in favor of ma
that the people will be NJ
next TO determine for w
give cirsupport for til
cd to require from cand
congress, pledges in fa
the consequence, il is
be charged with the
MIR Calhoun, Mr.
do not to s
imputed TO them
divlduai most pal
Thus three of
been nominated
swept away by
wtlstanding hi
sachusctts; Mr.
been the promi
notwithstanding
Nullifcrs, mu;
Opposition in
among the
are so, is n
of the fact
The nqui
so distasf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-02
MORE DRY GOODS.


NV T. HARPER has just received, from the
w. North, further supply of % bales and
packages of seasonable Dry Goods, which he
will sell unusually low, wholesale and retail:
Super and common Cloths of every color
Woollen and Cotton Flannels
ga, 1914, Id Rose Blankets,
Point and heavy Duffill do
Cassinetts, some very low priced
Linseys plain and striped
Merinos, French and English, very cheap
Scarlet English do
A large quantity Circassians and Bombazets
Black and Colored Worsted Hose and J
Hose
Woollen, Buck, Beaver, Kid and other
Gloves
Wooen Comforts
Silk and Cotton Hdkfs
Linen Cambria Hdkfs
Calicoes, some very handsome
Plain Crimson Merino Calico
Silk Swansdown and other VeStings
Several pieces Matteons best black Italian
Silk
Cold Gros de Naples, figured and plain
Black, white and cold Italian Grapes and
Grape Lisse
White Silk Hose and half Hose, plain and
ribb'd
Ladies' white embroidered Kid Gloves
Fancy Hdkfs. and fancy Beltings
Cambria Edging and Inserting, very hand
some
Thread Edgings
Irish Linen and Lawns and Irish Sheetng
Linen Table Cloths
Burlaps and other Linens
Cotton Oznaburgs
81 A 81 brown and bleached Domestics.
Furniture and other Colored do
Ticks, heavy
Apron Checks, fine and low priced
With great variety of other Goods for sale
cheap. dec 20
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NEW GOODS.
IOHN II. BRENT has just received, and

NEW GOODS.
IOHN Fl. BRENT has just received, and
y will sell very low
Superfine and Common Cloths
Rose and Point Blankets
English and French Merino
Calicoes and Ginghams
Superfine and Common Flannel
Canton Flannels and Fur Chintz
Checked and Plain Cambrics
Flag, Bandanno and Spitalfield Hdkis
Linen Cambria Handkerchief
Silk and Cotton Hose
Thread, Bobbinett, and Cambria Edging
Cassinets, fine and superline
Frlled Cloths and Linsey Woolsey
Burlaps and Cotton Osnaburgs
Bed Ticks, Plaids
Bleached and Brown Sheetings
With various other Goods, for sale cheap.
dec 3
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-02
CAPS.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
"a The brick DWELLING HOUE and
IL LOT, formerly the residence OF the late
Daniel Mclean, at present in the occupancy OF
Mr. Hugh c. Smith There is no property in
town more desirable as a residence. The I'M
provements are good, and the lot spacious
fronting upwards of 100 feet on Alfred street
andrunning through the square, parallel with
King to Columbus street. For terms, apply to
nov II JAMES ID KERR.