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FHNO THE PUBLIC.--As the proprietors fthat part
RI of the metropolitan Mail Line between Washing.
ton and Richmond we beg leave to inform travellers
that we are prepared to accommodate them in the best
STYLE every other day in coachesEvery other day the
mail Will be transported in Wagons which being pro-
passengers az ease.
It's our interest well pride to win the public
appreciation and we promise that in efforts 70 secure
it, we will not ''bc found wanting"
Seats may be taken ut the Bell Taverm-Try u.s.
Richmond. Jan 10. [7S-tfl WNI SMITH N co
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0 The ENoURER is published week, generally, aud
week during the OF the cgisaiufc
Price the sanc aseeioo Five Dollars nnaau payable ~ ad
Notes OF chaefel sireras banks (oaiy viii De
csiscd payment The to will the say OF remit,
them mill the postage all being paid by the writer's
No will be discontinued but the discretion oil the
Editors, until all have been paid on. .
Whoever will the of nine papcrs, shall
have the tenh gratis.
TERMS or ADVERTISING.
each
50 No Advertisement Inserted un has either been paid Tor
as.unsi by person in ,hi. city its cnvrons
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MH ESSRS. lillian g. OreTioa. and So1071eT Oy11Ioo
IVH md .tfrs. Elizabeth l.. Bookcr-Take notice that
on Friday the 2Cth day of March next, between the
hours OF clock in The morning, and O'Clock in the
evening OF that day shall proceed to take the deposit
tons OF Robert Ferguson and others his house in Tho
county OF Amelia, and if not taken that day will pro-
eeed to take the same on the next day. the place
between tle hours; and on Friday The 9TH da ~
the same month"; shall proceed to take the dispositions Of
John Boothe and Others, at Wyesburg in The county Of
Charloitc between the hours of O'Clock in the morn
ing and in the evening" and ifnot taken on ta dov
shall take the same on the next day the same place be-
tween the same hourswhch dcpostuns arc TO be read
and ChaDcery for the county of Anelia in which Won
are plaintiffs, and myself ex or of Samuel Ford do
ceased, and others are deicndants-when and where
you arc requested TO attend. am, yours,
CHRISTOPHER FORD
Executor IF Samuel Ford dcceascd
February H. 0iE,yf,,s
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EFDUCATlON.-A young Gentleman, who can pro
duce satisfactory testimonials of his ability 10 teach
also produce testimony of his correct dcportment can
lind situation az teacher in the ncgh6orhood Of the
Cross Roads in New Kent county Application to be
made to Dr. ). w Register, or Samuel r. Williamson
New Kent. Feb 9. 90
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FHNO RENT.-The house Il. street lately occupied
"A by Mcssrs. Hall q Moore-Also the house called
the Council Chamber-Also the Island called Vanxha
Garden. Enquire Of Edward N. Allen, at the Richmond
Coiice-house
Any person in possession of Johnson's Lives of
the Poets, and the Ahambra, borrowed from the late
Richmond Library Society will confer favor on their
present owner, by leaving them at r. ID. Sankey's Book
store A. MAYO.
February a. 9l-2aw4w
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"A TEACHER WANTED to take inimediatc charrc
IA OF a school in neghborhood--a younr man who
understands teaching the English language in its various
branches with Arithmetic. Board can be obtained very
convenient TO the place of teaching Enquire at Spring
hill Post Office, Chesterfield county
Feb. ID. 9l-oaNo,y :.
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Office TO CREDITORS.
Richmond. Dec. l3. 1891.

Richmond, DEC. u, Ie31. !
Pursuant 10 the foregoing order of Court the Gre
dors of Robert Craig, dcceased or of f'sestate. If
any such creditors there be- who have not been paid
are hereby notified to in aud prove their claims
before at my Office in this city, or before the 10Th
day of March next be forever barred and preclucd
from all recourse against tho estate monies and effects
othe said Robert Craig d. under the control of the
said Court. HILARY BAKER Co,o'r
Dec. Is. 67-3m
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=, * co ssjU tsiko
49, dating their friends and the public dfnnS the
wpter, in their accommodation Coaches from Richmond
to fredericksburg and Washington City Seats taken
at the Stage Office, Eagle Hotel.
Jan. 20 30 ,f
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lEM ESSRS. flames Saunders, James Hooper. JliIi0m
1H@ Uinstoa, CaieiH Sanders SanueL Sduaders. Sc
zen SAUNDERS Thomas So,0ders, fumes Saundcrs (soh
@ John) JohR SAUNDERS and Miss Eli.aJoh Saunders;
You not being inhabitants of this State lyiroinin
adopt this mode of notifying you that shall on rucl
day The llih day Of March next (l-35 at the rcsden
OF MIR. Gillian, in the county OF Buckingham betw,
the rising and setting Of the sun, Of the same day
coed 10 take the deposition Of the said John Gill
and others; also, the next day, bctweAn the sa ~
hours. at the Tavern Of Mr.. James f. Patfeson ofs
county, take the deposition of Mr. Caleb Iiincs 81
othcrs-and OF Friday, the 27tl day Of the same m,
between the same hours at the Slore-housc Of
derrick johnson g. Co.. BIG Lick Botctourt county <<
take the deposition Of Col. Elijah McClanaha
others--oil Of which, 30 be read as evidence il
now depending and undetermined in the Circuit
rior Coup Of Law and Chauccrv for the cor
bueklng ham. in which I, as surviving ollieec q
and IhSmas Shanks, plaintiff and YOU aDs -
are deiehaants. And it, from any cause The del
should NOT be commenced and finished on the <<-s.-
at Mr. Baiesons Tavern, ] shall commence on ~
day, between the aforesaid hours and contnre
70 day until GnishcG@wien and where Won IN '<<
If yen please. THOMAS ST $50
Sq,tieipg 0ttgee gf Darid ana Thon
February H.
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AW NOIlCE--FoSrMxE H. PFrps late Of
~ Orange county having located IN The ciiy of Nov
OK 80 Tie practice Of Law respectfully tenders his pro
fessiohal sorvicesto Isis old Virginia friends and fellow
elhzcns generally Being generally known through tho
STATE, ne deems references UNNECESSARY An business
prompt and faithful attention
B. Persons in the South, who have. or may heroae
ler nave runaway slaves suspected 20 be mother New
orr or fhil1dephia may find t 70 nic advantage TO
sed minncy descriptive communication postpaid 81
''P"'n1sf - 52Gm =
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"'''' az"
a AWRENCEyILLE RACES.-Thc races over the
"a Lnwrencevie Course, for The Spring, 1895 will
commence ON the 18th day of April next continue
four days
First Day-Two sweepstakes colt races; the first
$2JO entrance, half forfeit mile heats. sx subscribers
and closed. The following are the CURES, TO wit.
o. p Hare, Tonson FLY, out of Maj. Thomas Riloy's
maze.
by Virginian.
VIM N West, full sister to Sir Walter Scott
Star.
John ID. Maclin s. C. by Timoleon dam by Hal
Second SweePstakc, 800 entrance, half forfeit to
close the first day of March next now several sub
scribers.
Second Day.-Propretor's Purse. $500, mile heats,
entrance $15
1A''d Day-Jockey Club Purse, $500, without dis
count 3 mile heats entrance $40
Foayh Day.--A Handicap Purse 800 mile heats
The best three in five, entrance S25
1T IS necessary TO state that the track has been re-
Gently very much improved, having been tan.barkcd
Ground. Litter and stables furnished race horses gratis
Tho Proprietor having also had the stables for the horses
thoroughly repaired will endcavor give general salts.
iaction THE PROPRIETOR.
FEBRUARY IL. 9l--tf
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BNCLlPSE will make his next season--Sprine 1885,
b atmy sons. Edward Johnsons in the county Of
road
MONSIEUR TONSON will make his next season at
my son George w Johnsons, in the county Of Chcs.
Dec. 30. ~ ,c
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a I a meeting Of the James River Company on I ucs-
~ daY The 10Th day OF E,.hrnnry. ls:i1:

"A IIccIiy OF the JllIes NVcr NOnlpally, OH tcS
INA day the 10th day OF February, lc:D:
hcsofrcd That communications be forth with address
cd TO te several Commissioners appointed to open books
OF subscription to the James River aud kanawha Com
plny, requesting them to the OF each SubscF
Der, ifthc should have been omitted to be entered
on the books opened by the Commissioners by such sub
scrber. his authorized attorney, with the number Of
shares subscribed for and that the said books when
closed, shall be certified by at least two of said Commits
soncrs. and transmitted 10 the Second Auditor with as
little delay possible
ReSoired That the gents appointed TO receive the first
instanent said subscriptions be requested to coope
rate with the Commissioners, in elecing the object of
the foregoing resolution
RcSoircd That the said Commissioners and agents, be
also informed that any necessary expense incurred by
them in having the subscribers entered aorc
said, and the books duly certified will be betrayed by
this Board.
true copy J. BROWN, JR.
Feb. II. l9o-6t] Second .8uditor.
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EHNiE celebrated imported Stallion, AUTOCRAT
n viii stand next season at Mr. Keys stable Leon.
ardstown ST. marys county, Maryland. Anlocrat has
proven u be remarkably oa gcitcr and bs colts
are large and handsome III a ,rHyfoF
Feb. >. - =.
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FHNo OWNERS OF SLAVES.-A planter from the
from 30 to 100 slaves, in families He would prefer
purchasing from one large slave -hoders who
might be disposed to sell out their entire stock at the
following rates, viz: third Cash. and the balance in
oe co or three nsalments negotiable paper or accep-
ances in New Orleans New York be given and the
security in all respects ample and satisfactory He 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
or Full, ut the option of the vcnder
Letters, (Pospad) with description of the Negroes
may be addressed to his agent.
Jan. ~ [79-tfl III. p. CAVENDISH
0 The Petersburg Constellation, Danvlc Culpepcr
aze Raleigh Standard Fayetteville Observer
accounts TO this Office for collection.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-19

RN USlC FOR THE PIANO FORTE.--R. l. sMIrn
I'VE has just received great variety of Mao and
Fashionable Music consisting of Songs, Airs: Marches,
and arrangements from the celebrated Masters;
which, with the former stock of Standard Music renders
the assortment perhaps general and extensive than
has heretofore been offered to the attention of Amateurs
has for sale few very superior Violins Ftes Cioro
neS, &c. which will be disposed the most favor
able terms ~ Orders from the country will meet with
prompt attention.
"a s, Ok Neg pstlcaiil.ps roceivcd 1eguarly soon
after they appear in the Northern Cities
Feb. 10. So-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-19

EHOTSPUR, tie Sire cf MaseIya, will stand the en-
81 D suing season, at ST. Icgcr, (Mr. John Heth's)
III The county Of Chesterfield - miles from PETERSBURG
10 miles from Richmond, and miles south Of the Coal
FITS Particulars viii be given hereafter
Dec %. [I0-HJ JOHN b. CHRISTIAN
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NHI AIlM By old Sir Archy our # the dam Of Pol
y Hopkins. viii stand The ensuing season Of NV
price Of $30.-Pafculars in hand bills
Feb .. Ss--w3wl JOHN C.. CPUDIP
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NMR. TAYLOES TYChHCUS is to make his mex
I'VE season at LynclIburg. under the management Of
Mr. g. Z. LEH, who is well prepared to accommodate
any number Of mares February s. Ssh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-19

fENHE IMPORTED HORSE FYLDE. viii make
N hs nextsee IN AZ the farm Of Robi G. williamson
miles h0ftff-ei>8 chmoud. and Immediately on tlc
BROOKE Turnpike leading 10 Fredcricksb0Tg-
lars IN future advertisement tJan G.l "a 2awif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-19

81 NATAWBA GRAPE am authorized Ia sell 49,
W 600 Catawba Grape Vines two and three years old,
raised in this neighborhood. Specimens of Wine made
from this Justly celebrated Grape, may be at my
store, opposite the Columbian Hotel. Richmond.
January 81. TS3-tf1 d. ANDERSON in
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-19

NSAHDEN. AND FLOWER sEEDs.--'rhe sub
VIZ scrbcr has received full supply of The above
Seeds Warranted genuneO from those celebrated seeds
mon, ID. u e. Landreth, of Philadelphia, and from the
united Society of Shakers, New Lebanon, New York.
Large giant Asparagus early China Bean yellow DO.
six weeks do, large Lima do large Windsor do, Caro-
lima do early blood urnp Beet early yellow do. long
blood rcd do French sugar amber do mange wurtacl
do; large purple cape Broccoli; early York Cabbage
large York do Philadelphia do, early Batersea ear
ly sugarloaf, large drumhcad, large Bergen, green
glazed, red Dutch green globe Savoy; green curled
Savoy; white solid Celery, red do long orange Car
rot, Altringham do, broad-eaved garden Cress,
ly frame Cucumber long prcked do carly cluster do,
Gerkn green curled Endive, early golden Sioux Corn,
early Tuscarora do green curly Scotch Kale early cured
Silesia Lettuce, large cabbage do do brown Dutch
nutmeg Melon green citron do, Murray's pine apts
do, Watermelon, purple Egg Plant, white Mustard,
large Nasurum, white Portugal Onion, yellow do. sill
yer skin do red annual do Okra, Lambeth extra early
Peas early six weeks do early frame do early Washing
ton do Bishops early prolific, dwarf green imperial
large marrowfat long smooth French Parsnip; curled
Parsley OK heart Pepper; large cheese Pumpkin field
do early scarlet short top Radsh long salmon do long
white summer do cherry scarlet do white turnip do;
Rhubarb Spinach, round and prickly; orange waried
Squash white Canada do; Satisfy or vegetable Oyster;
Tomato; Sage early white Dutch Turnip red top do yell
low Aberdeen do globe do, rutabaga do potato Onion
SETS top or tree do, silverskin do.
IL Orders received Tor Grape Slips, and Ornamental
and Fruit Trees WIN. PALMER.
January "a. S2-2awtf
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Twenty-tglirsi Congrcss---ssd. sc
Friday. February IS.
IN SENATE


MIR Hendricks, from the Conmi
Canals, reported without amendmenl
proportions for the continuation ,
Road, and for the completion Of ceI
Territory Of Arkansas.
MIR. Southard, from the COMMITTEE
reported u bill TO regulate the pay o
United States; which was read, and
reading.
Mr.. Preston, from the Co nmiltce
which had been referred the bill TO
Consuls and Commercial Agents of
and the bill to change the place of no
the United States for The Western L
reported the same seycrally without
Mir. Linn presented the petition of
citizens of the State of Missouri. pr
biisilnent Of certain number of NJ
the Mississippi river; which was IL
mittcc ON Commerce.
Mr.. Waggaman submitted the fo
which lies on the table one day:
RcSoitcd. That the Secretary of
communicate to the Senate the repo
person charged with the mineralogi
investigation authorised by an act OF
session.
The bill 20 regulate the number a
Officers OF the Customs, was read
passed.
The bill for the relief of the person;
Col. John Laurcns, late of the Revi
ceased, was ordered 10 be cngrossedX
yeas 80, nays l3.
EXECUTIVE PATRo
AT one o'clock, on motion of NJ,
proceeded TO the consideration
him from the select committee q
TO repeal the first and second Sc
the terms of service of certain CT
18th of May, $50.
The blllbcing taken up as in
was read, and
MIR. Calhoun addressed the
defence of his views concerni
Mr. Benton replied at mucl
Mr.. Southland followed in s
followed by
Mr.. Calhoun and Mr. Bcnton\
During the observations of Nj
of an expression thai the Se,saaa.
in part of The language of thI
ness to make direct attack on
MIR. Poindcxtcr called the Sd
The words being taken dow
The Chair stated It's impress,
derstand the Senator from Mi
10 the gentleman from Soutl
gone further aud charged I'll
lima with intentional inisrepl
consider him as ont of ord.
Mr.. Webster appealed fir
giving his reasons.
The yeas and nays wez
on the motion of MIR. Pol
Some discussion then Sd
bert, Mr.. King, Of Alab
Golds5orough, Mr.. Linr q
ter, Mr.. Frclinghuysen
participated
The question was TIL
sion of the Chair, and q,
legS-Messrs. Bib.
bert, Grundy, Hill, X
Georgia, Mangnm, Mo -. 81
Shepiey, Tnllmadge, u el
Aays-Mcssss. Sc T.
ISL sborough, Iiendl
McRcars- Mnore- Ma e
Robbins, Silshee, s
Waggaman, Webst,
So the decision of
Mr.. Benton then
proposed. -
The Chair statl
of Representative
out OF order, he
leave. -
Mr.. Webster r,
reference to the
Senator would ii
Mr.. Calhoun
proposition, whd
Massachusetts.
Leave was TN
Mr.. Benton =
time, when -
Mr.. Calhou, :.
bert.
tThe Globd
Mcssrs. Bent
Alabama, w ~ -
borough, III
close Of the
ted and intc i e. - =
Benton an - =
repeated 81
upon the f.
duccd gre
felt with -
prepared
At ha - X e. Fl IS =
The
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AUGUSTINE l.. DABNEY.
THOMAS G. AMORY,
WILLIAM H. ROY
MUG. l.. DABNEYDa
THO. G. AMORY. Commis-
WIN. r. ROY sioners.

or The vhig Norfolk Beacon viii insert tho I.o, ~
collection. W '"'S 10 '"is once 70
February TO- se-as
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DESCRIPTION-

Jackson is beautiful blood bay coiorcd, with re-
markedly black legs, and tall without any white
full 6 hands higL-eght years old this spring. of fine
body very full in his muscles, and most beautifully
formed in all particulars with activity and spirit not
SURPASSED by any horse whatever
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MR 80 RnRrN

w. Brra's Later ILie saws that tlis o,,e, i =.
s '9e south The IoeIsbug Intellgenccf
te,any not him being he undoubfedy
the aboiicn what they arc about Mr. va,
~ NO nssns OF The frank aud decided which
eIn eno % such paints they cou5aaf doc l,r
hons OF opinions. Mr.. Van Buron shelddbavc said:
=" eo"eaoH i 10 be distinctly sdcrstood oDys
opposed ~ Yee aed yoiy 70 he gp,ons measures n he oss
Ig em Aoa hn 70 BE eecmi e peace security Of TIE
ggaa th question ~ Congress @ ne ~ ppfg dooa sagcry
~ une 5y,sI y tganbisi end Further n nc
ret re eonrs \ ne eso0as u Ncs Jcrk ~ strong
Such osghtio have been Mr. Buou's letter woptl 10
"'e s9ch letter. lot e Argus and Evening wer1
NSlhing OF course, from MIR. Van Buren, can
settyy I-inuoh less silence the Editors Of the Star
the wing, a I'd yccUs. None so blind as
M0se teho VIII not sect The object Of these Fac.
uonists Is TO put down Mr. Van Bufen by any means
whatsoever, be they Jotr 0y Jof. Say what I've viii
therefore, against the 9boOHisfs and their ne1arous
schemes 1t viii be perverted by such critics They scin
ty 10 nisepfeseDt him tbe citizens Of the South -
What for instance, does Noah require of him i'm l,,
preceding article2 lie wishes Mr. v y 10 say az hold
ihem enemies Of the peace and security Of the Union
Well, what do the Albany Resolutions say which M
" B has 0dOpffd own ia his late Georpn leiter
addressed to Judge Schley "Rtsorcd That we cannot
but consider them US distgrbers ri tie pUbc procs"-and
moreover 1--WE regard those who, with fu Enousdoe ~
their pefnicous tendency persist in CARVING tIes ~,
dfoy0f Ia he Union, the integrity Of which can only
be mainained by ioibeafahce the part Of all from,
every species OF intrusion ~ their domestic concerns
Noah moreover wishes him 20 say aTnoo eo,,oJJ,o an
posed to my attempt which ptay b. made m g1;,fS fs
question an COHgress yeM the roto of pufff10 hmm So
teyy ~ me DtSrtc " COifnpb0 Now what liars he say
IN ms letter TO Judge ScbeyS 'fhc allegations which
attribute TO views and opinions tlot are so irs,lg a.
noxious to the slave holding States are made in The face
on he ost explicit declarations my part denying all
authority on the part Of the Federal ut TO inter.
iere in the inatterogoqst me groDrefgof oQqnQ mo
question N he Dstri Of Coluaba, and IN TIC absence Of
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ENDUCATlON The undersigned will ON the LIST Of
n "A January next, open ScHOoI near Guinea Church
~ the county Of Cumberland The course Of instruction
VAL be a thorough onc-such as 10 prepare young men
for tie advanced Glasses in our Coilegcs or To- oI;r
them for busncss-cmbncng the English Latin and
Greek languages, aud Mathematics Ii will be the rat
attn Of the subscriber 20 lead the minds Of the voot o
the cultivation Of correct moral principles and 10 The
promotion OF such habits tend to make respecf,ls
and useful members Of society. Tho neigborlood fur
nIshcs good location for school beinn healthy inte
bgcnt, and moral From four 20 six boafders can he
commodatcd in my family. Board may also be lad in
several most respectable families quite convenient 10 the
school.
TFess~-Board, including bedding and lights. for
scholastic year of 10 months, ...........st 0o ~
Tuition in Languages or Mathematics ... IN 90
do. English branches, ........... oS M
Payable at the commencement Of each term Vacation
in May and October
Those who may wish 70 board their sons with me will
make early application. Address the subscriber Cum.
Densnd Court House. WIN. ~ PAGE
Oct - fG-w4w