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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-16
By the Gorernor Of The Commonwealth of Vir0;,;o
PROCLAMATION

WMZHEREAS a vacancy hath occurred in tbe Ssn,,o
w OF this State in the District composed of lie
counties of Brunswick, Dnwidde and Greensyille. by
tue lesgnauon OF George g Dromgoole
Now, therefore, Lttleton Waller TazewelI C,oyor
nor OF the said Commonwealth have thought prope tn
direct the Shcrifs of the counties of Brunswick hin
wadie ana GTeensvile to hold election on the Court
OF the senate OF this State to fill the vacancy aforesaid
Given under my hand, as Governor and under The
lesser seal of the Common wealth At IsicI
lSeal] mond, this 2lh day of May 1885
LTTTLETON w. TAZEWELL.
1uiS S-w4w
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ilCE'-l viii SELL ON reasonable terms INV very
PHEASANT residence and the land attached the feto
situaleu IN lew hundred yards of Chesterfield Cont
mouse he tract contains about 175 acres most Of which
IS IN woods, and is situated in agreeable neighbor
hooa' III mas upon IT. large and convenient dwelling
uon- OF which have been butn the last fe years aud
are now in complete repair There also upon the
nien and wello pure water as can be found rhs
establishment would be agreeable retreat to family
III Tue sicky season Of the year. residing in Richmond
OF Teterspurg as 1t is well known be as healthy stu
aon as any in the country, and is not more than ii ar
10 miles from either place Any person wishing to pur-
chase can know the terms by application TO the subscr
Der, residing ON the premises.
May 20. [6-1aftf1 JOHN n COoDE
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JOHN b. GooDE.

EShOTOoI-Ihe subscriber offers for sale this
1N desirable estate lying in the upper part of Uanove
county, on both sides of the road leading from Colonel
Goodalis to Fredericksburg containing about $50
OF land nearly one-half of which in woods THE soil
IS wei adapted TO clover and plaster and is
OF high state of improvement F'0
Inc buildings are large two-story, brick tavern al
most new store house. private house. and many other
outhouses LISA very good stand for tavern and has
Oeen used as such for many years. and is in one of the
most healthy and respectable neghborhoods in Virginia
trick Henry ' a.
any person wishing to purchase, may know the terms
scriber, who lives near or to Mr. VIM W NIaIlor ho
now occupies the premises WV
May II. S'nrs,.s w.
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u AND FOR SALE offer for sale on accomn,o
m dating terms, my tract of Land CAMpFryIne con
tanning 600 acres, including the Race Course The i'm
Proyements are, an excellent Dwelling House of brick
with tour good rooms and passage with all other ne
cessaTy outhouscs. The Land is abundanuv sunnlied
with timber OF every description necessary for building
fencing and for fuel good proportion of tlo I'D 3
also very good supply Of excellent Marl and n very
good Meadow. ~
Campfelds is situated within two and half miles or
Gloucester Courthouse and within three miles ~ ;,lr
North or Ware Rivers, in healthy and desirable nc;I
bourhood and would particularly suit Breeder Of race
liorses-possessing fine soil and its Race Cour.. not
inferior to any m the Country for training. II also
aDonDds with excellent springs Of water.
AS 1t IS presumed that person will purchase with
out viewing me premises, further description deemed
unnecessary would also sell the presen groyging cro
upon the Land, privately and also my stock of Jorsd
Cattle, Hogs, Sheep Farming Implements &c &c on
very accommodating terms should any person thinL
proper 70 apply
RICHARD NJ THORNTON
Gloucester County, l0m Aay, 1896. 4-wsw
a I Court Of Monthly Session held for The count,
( "a Of Louisa at the Courthouse on Mopdav t,o tfI
gay OF May lo5O-On the motion Of James John and
Thomas J. johnson, II is ordered, that William Jo,neo,
aDrother OF Charles H. Johnson, dec d. do appenr be
fore the Justices Of the County Court Of To,iis, =, ~,
Courthouse on the first day of July Conrt next ~ cor
Ratnoupotite Will Of said Charles III Jobnsoa III ~
ne pcases And it appearing 10 the satisfaction ~ ,b
Court that Che said William johnson Is NOT an nIs3,
ant OF this State, IL is ordered that copv If fb;e 81,
pc forthwith inserted in newspaper ppbl,sbcd i,
me city OF Richmond, once week for four weoke
Copy. Tcste, JOHN HUNTER, G. r. G.
'"e S--v4w-
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POLITICAL.

DEspERArIoS--The New York Evening Star gives
the following statement the condition Of one Of his
coaborers in the of the Opposition with the nd
vice which follows il: -
HyPoe0adrilea-ou friends of tho oneda Viii an, r;
Journal have the bcS political state of the
ana seem 10 ve up in despair They Abel Handy
:. ", here !. ere IS your patent engineer"
Where is escape LADDER"
sit Is not ixcd.n
1t mixcd.'
g Your are a n oss.n
No. nevcTwhat shall IL; man go oy nj ,,so,r
Sheer up men aivedon't surrender the shpall
your shoulders the wheelget
resident INTO Congressput down the humbug
send Van Buren, KindcIhook ought be- Cyng The
dcv-bc and doing When danger The
fageswhen corruption stalks
despair! Did our ancestors despair Lexington. "
me Imposition are certainly very much in the situa
on OF BOD and are about fruitful in expedents Their
castle is fire, and is rapidly consuming: their nntrn
engines are on the road, and likely TO remain there
uelr escape ladders unXed and they i'm too nch
confusion TO raise them; their preparation extingusb
hres not m,red, and the ingredients will not amaloa
mate But they are never at loss They are now ex-
pecung that the fire will go out of itself The editor of
the Star thinks that by getting the election into
ton IS mired But suspect the progress of the 6fe
Will be- little too rapid TO admit of their being able 10
eiect the OBJECT by the proposed movement and the
aVowa oil the design will have the effect hasten its pro
gress Inc people have too much of the fruits
which result from the ''bargan intrigue and MANAGE
ment which are employed to exnguish the fire of 1a
rioc feeling which burns in the breasts of Americans
IN the settlement of elections that BODY To suffer tho
cholce TO deyolve upon it, and when they see the de-
sign OF the Opposition, in their various movements so
openly avowed they will be the better prepared 10 pard
against and resist its accomplishment The Star will
ma the proposed eattnguisher totally Intellectual and
pur.-BaH Rem 90 ~ -
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ENEMALE SEMINARY, Earmviue.-Ths Institu.
~ ton IS now open for the reception of younq ladies'
twenty-five Of whom already connected with ~
making audabc Improvement. The situation Is in :
commanding and romantic part Of the town and nos.
sesses good facilities for health and proficiency in aci
ence thorough course of instruction will be piyen
young Ladies, in all the sciences calculated to produce
practical and Polite Education.
YEARLY TUITION
Junior or Elementary Class, in English, ....... S10
Senior Class embracing the higher dc partments of
IdlglSh science, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. pr
Music, Painting and Drawing, French or Ancient
Languages specified in The Enquirer in February and
March. Board in Town for young Ladies' at a. 80 uer
month, in respectable families. -
The utmost pains will be taken with the att,inncnts
and general interests Of all young Ladies connecirJ
with the Institution; and by these means the conductors
expect TO satisfy their patrons
J. HUESTIS, Prinoipat
go a. M. HUBSTIS, Precepfross.
Farmville, Prince Edward Co, May 10
~ We have examined the numerous certificates from
the Rev. William Fisk, ID. D. President Of the Wcs
eyan University Connecticut, and from John gnrsaoe
and WIN. }. Bradford, School Commissioners Ns,1
Bedford, Mass, IN relation to the Literary course and
qualifications Of the Rev A. j. fuestis and think fbnv
afford very satisfactory evidence Of his qualifications ne
Teacher Of such Seminary he proposes to esia.
blish. JAMES "a 6teoN 80
=. 80 THOMAS SCOTT.
Nay ~. i4-wOw'J JOHN CLARKE
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PHILIP b. WINSTON. C. c.
June q. Iocn;s,,,
June Q

VHNHE persons hereinafter named, as defendants will
next at Buckingham Court House. and on the 2ytb and
3Oh days of June at the house of Wilson x at Bent
Greek, shall proceed TO the orders and DEGREES
made on the 10th day Of prl 1884 and the 2Is day
OF April 1888, in suit pending in the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chancery for Buckingham, in which
john Couch and Mary his wife, and Others are COM
claimants, and Robert Rves John Coleman executor Of
John Harris, deed, Tho. w Gincr as executor or adj
mnstrator dc Conis non in any other way or chaac
William Walker, and Nathaniel Anderson SEN dec d.
and Nathaniel Anderson, executor administrator heir
or dstribuee OF said Nathaniel Anderson decd or as
IN any way representing the estate of the said Nathaniel
Anderson, deed, who was executor of Thomas Ander
son; dec d. Thomas Patteson and his wife Sarah Price
ferkins sheriff, and administrator of Saml Winfrey
dec a. Price Perkins, in his right, John S. Ander.
son and William Anderson, deendants-at which times
and places, the parties will attend with vouchers &C.
:, J. L. BOCOCK, Com. IN Chan
May 10. 4-w4w
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CoMMIssIoSsR,s orrror. ,

I,l.. 'aNhSIUIui <tPII ICoO. y
= Inc defendant, WIN. l.. Lundy, Executor of Joshua
u Lundy, dec d. and formerly admir- of the said dece
ueh WIN be pleased to attend my office Wedne sday
he 10Th OF July next, with his papers relative to his
transactions, both as executor and admir-. of Joshua c.
Lndy, dec d., to enable to carry the preceding or.
der into effect far it relates him as executor and
adm aioresaid and all other pares concerned will
take notice. that shall, the said 10th of July next
proceed 10 carry the whole of the said decree into effect
dhose having claims against the of the said Joshua
u Lundy, dec d. will before said 18th of july
next present them to the Commissioner properly auihen
FIJI 80 iuer nal ue sara decree may be carried
iuii ehect. WILLIAM BLOW, COMMISSIONS.
10y ~ 4--WSw
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N Observation-Disclosures a Circuit Sunerior
Court OF Law and Chancery, continued and held for
Greensville County, at the Court house on Thursday
the 10th of April 1885;
Joshua C. Lundy's Executor A. T. b. Merritt and
John Y. Mason pi,a INV
against
lsham ei Lundy, administrator dc bons non of Lewis
Dupiec ana o'hers, Defts.
This in which the Bill has been taken for con-
iesseu against lsham q. Lundy, admir- de bonis non
with the will annexed, of Lewis Dupree dec ID and Mil
dlea Dupee on whom the process appears been
duly served this day to be heard on the hin tbe
answers OF the defendants Turner and wife and of the
infant defendants, NJ. L. Dupree Elizabeth A ID I.undv
oy teir special guardian, together with the exhibits re-
ierfed TO, and was argued by counsel On consideration
whereof the Court doth adudge order and decree that
1T be referred TO Commissioner of this Court 70
state ana settle an account Of the transactions of TO-
shua &. Lundy, administrator with fine will nm
nexed OF L. Dupree, deceascd also AN account of the
transaction OF lslani G. Lundy admir- dc onis non az
said estate Also an account of all the debts aoans
sara estate which remain unpaid also account of the
amount oil personal assets which have been applied to
tne payment oil debts against said estate which bound
.ne hers returning with his report copies Of the spcc
sS III such cases also an account al the amount sit
uaon and value of the real estate Of which tho e.,to
H. Dupree dec d. seized in fee simple OF otherwise and
te value OF the yearly Of such lands and tho said
commissioner is directed to report the same with ans
matter, deemed pertinent by himself or which NAV be
required by the parties TO be stated and sad Com
missioner Is authorized to require the production before
nm OF all such papers and documents in ihc hands nc
said Lewis Dupree, deceased at the time of HE deo,h
as any OF the parties in this may think and
may wish TO inspect in whosoever hands tey may he
NoPy-leste, r.. MASON, c. c.
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HTANNY KEMBGE-Fanny Kemblc Bufer,, -,
N nal Is this day received by r. T. SMITH
Also further supply Of new fashionable Music for
ue piano forte li-ul May
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q LENBURNIE FOR SALE-TIaving determined
IN to remove to the South west will offer for sale
on the premises, Wednesday, the 9th OF May next if
Land on which Mrs H. Cure resides called Glcnbu, mic
situated within half mile of Palmyra the county scat
oil Fluyanna, and containing 100 acres of land The
dwelling is of brick two stories high new and
commodious. Attached toi are excellent outhouscs.
good water, and productive garden The situation is
as healthy as any in the upper country. To lawyer
who would farm on small scale, would particularly
recommend this property, as know situation where
gentleman of that profession could do better being
within nall day ride of four FIVE Courts. Should
could get adjoining the premises, much would make
aarge and compact farm, fair terms and liberal Gre
dit The household and kitchen furniture will be sold the
same day-Terms made known at the sale
MILES CARY
March II. GIOi-w4w1 Far + c,,l.
~ The sale of the above property will certainly take
place on Friday the 9th, ins Ounce if fair if not the
next iair day. MILES CARY
juno ~ I0-wtds
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CoMmrssIoSER's OFFIcK.
Hicksford. April ~ lS25

The defendant Isham G. Lundy, administrator de- bo-
ms non oil Lewis DuPrec deceased will attend IN Office
on Thursday, the 2d of July, 1895 with the papers re-
auye TO The transaction of Joshua c. Lundy on Lewis
Dupree estate also, the papers Of his own ransac,ion
as de bonis non on the said Lewis Duprces
estate and all persons concerned are also bercl
hat shall on the said 23d of July next proceed TO car
y the preceding decree into full effect An persons hnv
ing cans unsatIsed) against the estate of said Lewis
DuPree will put them in my hands on or before thar dav
ana any OF the parties concerned who may require spe
eiai documents winch were in the hands Of said L. l
soner on the said I'D Of July will Immediately apprse
he Commissioning thereof in order that he the Con1nis
before him, and the party parties reouirin The nc;i
documents aforesaid, will be pleased also to inform the
commissioner, in whose hands the papers $50 devised
are. w "a III ~ f4SeD
May 10. Do 3
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HIN CHANCERY--VIneIsIA--- In Kio-, 1y;1,---.--
county Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chanccry.
against P"a'''
James j Sandwich, administrator of Judith Tn,ner
deceased Charles Pigg aud Nancy his wife Kezjs
Quarcs, Abner Allen and Levina his wife. Caty Sbad
wick, wife Of the said James Shadwick Judith Dugar
Benjamin y Dugar Spotswood Butler and Frances HE
wnei william H. Dugar, Nelson Elicit, Temple Elicit
ana Reuben LPscomb and Ann NJ. his wife
~, p Defendants
The defendants Charles Pigg and Nancy his wife NOT
cording to the Act Of Assembly and the rules 81 die
Court and It appearing by satisfactory evidence thai bcv
are not inhabitants Of this Commonwealth. Efs o,eJ
mat the said defendants do appear here on the FIRST da
OF the next Term aud the bill ofthe complainant
and that copy ofhis order BE- forthwith inserod in o
newspaper published IN the City Of Richmond for two
months successivcly and posted the front door Of f
Court-housc ofths County. Copy.--Tcste ~
49, RIO. POLLARD C. sc
way 81 llS--wSw
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HOTSPuR, the Sire Of .Ma-eppa will stand the en-.
n SUING season, ut St. Legcr, (Nlr. John Uctb'sA
m the county of Chesterfield ~ miles from PETERSBURG
10 miles from Richmond, and miles south Of the Cor.
fits. PARTICULARS will be given hereafter.
Zee -. l1O-tf1 JOHN Ii. CHRISTIAN
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expressed himself willing To accept and abide by the
award of the IT, s Senate when the President decmcd
is requisiuons extrayagantand that notwithstanding
the consent of Ross TO such settlement he now in de-
nance OF his pledges to the President Through the Sec
rotary OF War; throws every obstacle in the way of
the ratification OF the treaty, which offers the most ad-
vantageons terms for the poor Indian. The Opposition
papers, we think, will see, aud be convinced that Ross
iondncss Tor personal aSd the Presidents SPAR
taiity Tor UNI concerns throws difficulty in the way
Saraanah Georgian.
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IN HANCERY-ViRcixiA.--Ata Circuit Suw.rior
IL Court OF Law and Chanccry continued and held f,r
Greensve County at the Courthouse on Saturday the
18th day of April 1885: e'
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DENJ. M FnAxcIsco, seeretaru. o'''

DiscRAcErUL RIor.-We regret to learn by the fol-
lowing article from the Bangor Commercial Advertiser
that the spirit of riot and disorder has been exhibited i'm
that quarter.
Lynch Laee at SIcater Orono.--We understand that
crowd of lawless individuals assembled for the purpose
destroying the habitaons of Irish aborers and
them from that village Threats that Irish could not
and should not locate themselves in that quarter had
been Tor some time thrown out and the excitement con-
nued to increase, until the first Of this week when fool
ish quarrel between an lrshman aud Yankee in which
the Yankee came off second best brought outrage
which had been for some time in contemplation
On the LIST. inst handblls were posted up directing
the rioters to island where The Irish lived about two
hundred men, proceeded TO the scene of destruction
making the most horfd outcres and utterng fearful
lnprecatons on their victims The was so fright
ful mat the Irish, men, and children fled from
their houses when the work of destruction
on the largest bnildDg (about 100 feet long) the roof
was broken ms sides stripped, and the whole left in
state of complies demolition
A meeting OF tho citizens held on the Cd inst .
when resolutions were adopted reprobatng conduct
of the rioters, and adopting prevent a SINH
lar recurrence We sincerely trust shall not again
havc TO record the preparation of similar disturbances
in this section Of the country
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Died. on saturday TIC 10Th Of August, her residence King
coey airs Elizabeth POWELL
o. Barring trty FIVE years Of her life Mrs. y.
ocr the Mtoist Episcopal Church.
nor lite, N her rcsgnuon and otitu5c
attendant circumstance, Of her dissolution exhibited The hap
post Influences Of genuine piety. -
Dsd Saturday the sta ult at her residence ttsyTvanfa
Cou't rouse alter long aud painful Illness, Mrs Mary
eOso o. mr.! Jas NJ Whi'esoldom have amournng husband
n tram OF Distressed relatives friends
than have those OF Mira above recorded
she bad i"f been Episcopal Church.
nnd II bo fE Kid hpI she the death
OF chS'ianin life she ed all OF its relations thu
most exemplary manner; aged and jnn
bo ana soacs Tor many yeas as sister, she kind md
sudncss that so mother; IA
nnsighbo all who lived testify
ic kndcsl and bosIn the hour Of death
signed She has s infant aughcf yet tho
,lCss she has sustained. = -
,s'aic o., sweet .inHosont may above
ifoseet t.lee with a mothers lovc.p
eh, suddenly on Tuesday morning.
I"yieg, OF King William, aged IS year hoesf a rr,
' i rSO'c cfIR ssIcud, s confidently
nVed The memory Of his vhtnos viii Icing cherished by his
family nnd friends; while ccaso 10 deploe
Tue ir'iy winch has brought him to premature grave.
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pMetoro:-George T. Todd. DR. d. anderson. Thos.
i. West VIM. G. Minor, G. +. lessee and JOAN WASH
ngton
Bo,eting Grecn-Festus Dickinson George T. Thorn
ton, George F. Turner, Thos. u. Beatty, r. Voolfolk,
Jas: Thornton, jr, Jourdan Voolfolk, Daniel Dejar-
nett, Joseph lessee and Norborne e. Sutton.
:. Bill Church.-V Wright, j. Flppo a. c. Coleman
B Iompkins, w. Wright and Woodson Wright.
Ch,tesCurg. -Johnson Newton, II. White ii. r. An
Moncure.
=, Chcsterfeld w. Dickenson John fIackct F.
w. Scott; Ro Dickinson, Sain G. Scott, G. w Cole
man. Garand iiargravc and Rev. II. Chandler.
Heedy Ch1rch.-Lews George, Col b. Brown l.. NJ
SeoTge, John o. Sutton, John c. Sutton, Geo. n Hop
kins' w. W. Talia.crro and Maj. John d. lIargrave.
Neod'e0od -lhos. Taliafcrro II. Hill, DR.. O. Norris
NJ. \ onns, ko r. Corbin, w. w Guy, A. q. Hundley
Syea,aore.-W. J. Dickinson, l.. Battale, w. Que
scnburry n. l.. Battaille, and II. Rowe.
WIN. p. TAYLOR, Chairman.
+, W. ScoTr Secretary.
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LOUISA RAIr.wSsVV. "1o'N1c'

At meeting of portion of the citizens of Louisa at
ncir Court house, after public proclamation Monday
e iah OF September being Count dayfor the purpose
Vi adopting measures to promote tho construction of
Railway from some suitable point of intersection with
the Richmond and Fredericksburg Railway in Hanover,
passing by Louisa Court house, and terminating such
place East of the South-Wes mountains, Gordons
WIFE, us viii admit of its extension TO Charlottesville
lhomas Johnson, Esq. called 10 the Chair, and Dr.
Benz M Francisco was appointed Secretary.
Inc SUBJECT having been good deal agitated during
The day, very briefly explained by f. Fontane, Esq
Subscription papers Cor raising fund to defray the
penses OF an experimental survey previous the app
preaching session of the legislature having been pre-
sened TO the people, it ascertaned that the of
500 had been Observation-Disclosures il was
hssoteea, That copy Of these proceedings be for
waded TO Moncure Robinson, ESQ., with request that
al ms engagements will pcrnit he will proceed
as practicable TO survey the two proposed viz
that ON the North side of Little River and also that on
the South sde-and report TO the Chairman of this
meeting the comparative advantages of each, with the
probable cost.
Resofsed, That copy of these proceedings be
the Richmond Wing and Enquirer for publication and
mat the fredericksburg and Charlottesville papers be
quested to re-publish them.
The meeting then adjourned.
THOMAS JOHNSON, Chairman
En