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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-02

TENO southern, South Westcrn and Wcstcrn TIareIcrs
N The Propretors (E. Porter and Coz of the old
and Popular Line between Washington City and Rich.
mond beg leave to inform their friends and
the public that they have this day put their spen
did STEAMBOAT SYDNEY on the route TO Potomac
Greek Leaving Washington daily at 6 A. M.-return-
ing, will arrive in Washington between and oclock
r. M enabling passengers TO reach Baltimore, by Bez-
hoover ~ Co. s Stages, III time for early supper.
The Sidney has recently been greatly improved in all
respecsShe snot surpassed in speed by any boat on
the Potomac Waters; is unequallcd in accommodations
having large and airy Cabin deck, fitted up with
berths and two rye Cabins below
The route by the Potomac Creek has but eight miles
land carriage TO Fredericksburg good Turnpike
road and passengers by this will reach their place
of destination several hours earlier than by the other
Line.
The Stages for Charlottesville, Staunon, and Virginia
Springs, leave Fredericksburg doi.y
Peek * Wellford's Line, thrice week
JAMES GUY, Captain
Arrangements are being made, by which the incon-
yenieDce OF travelling by night to Richmond and Char
ottesve will be avoided. When completed public no
tice will be given
April TO- lift
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HDANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE.-The semi
q annual Examination of this institution commences
Monday, the 18th of June and closes Monday the
18th.
Tuesday, the 10TH has been apart for the examina-
ton of those young who may present themselves as
candidates for matriculation;-and at IL clock upon
this day. public address before the Literary Socie-
ties OF the College, will be delivered by Hugh A. Gar
land, Esq, of Nlecklenburg, Virginia
The exercises of commencement will take place nj
half-Past 10 o clock, on Wednesday, the 18th.
na,tendance upon the part of parents guardians
and OF all Interested in the promotion of education
respectfully solicited BY order of the Faculty
LANDON G.. GARLAND, !Secreiary
0 The Richmond Wing, Raleigh STAR Christian Sentinel
are requested to give the above rons.
May 90. 6-3t
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BWENRY LAND FOR SALE.--I offer for sale
very valuable of land living in the county OF
Henry on hs<fsmith Irvine river. 1t contains up
wards ofthree thousand acres and is considered prime
Tobacco land. Portions of il have been cleared and
leased out to tenants the rest covered with the finest
hmher-A further description is deemed unnecessary
as persons inclined to purchase would view the premises
for themselvesIf this land is sold privately before
the FIRST of August next (Which would greatly prefer
shall be accommodating and known on the day of
sale VIM BERNARU
The Lynchburg Vgnian will insert the above
ti the first OF August and forward
June 4. S-2awtIA
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HE w. TURPIN ~ SAMUEL VANDERSLICE,

Mn w. TURPIN ~ SAMUEL VANDERSLICE,
IA . having associated themselves in partnership,
and taken the house formerly occupied by Jno. w
Smith d Son, two doors below the United States Bank
Main Street, intend carrying the TAILORING BUsI-
NESS in all It's branches and pledge themselves the
public TO have all orders entrusted to them executed in
the most fashionable style and with despatch and trust
by strict attention to receive share of public patronage
Ill. w. Turpn returns his thanks to his friends and
the public for the liberal encouragement bestowed on
him when in business alone and soIics their fyors TO
the present firm of rurpin x Vanderslice.
March pa IO6-tf
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NEGROESi NEGROESii IL have stationed myself
at the Bollingbrooh Hotel, in Petersburg, to buy
Negroes Persons wishing to SELL either Town nd
joining counties, will do well give me call as expect
to pay liberal prices for such likely, both sexes
from ~ to 81 years of age--hlcchanics and house
servants in particularAny information directed the
subscriber, will be attended to promptly.
RICHARD Il. BEASLEY.
May L. LIFT
Richniond fredcricksLurg and Potomac Rail Read.
p Resolution of the President and Directors, on
- the I'd March, 1885, the Stockholders required
to pay on their respective shares, So per share
or before the 10Th of May, and So per share he
the Company in the Bank of Virginia
VIM. p SHEPPARD, Treasurer.
May l.. ll7-tlOJ
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT for Steamboats, TO
- UdshingtoR and Bahimore.-The new swift. sailing
and excellent Steamboat Chcsapeake will take passcr-
gers from the Patrick Henry for the above places on
Wednesdays and Sundays in the Hampton Roads.
]. WILSON, Captain.
April 81 lift
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J ", fO
buckingham county, at the courth house, on Wednesday
the I'D day OF April, 1885, sitting Court of Chan
Gerry;
George Ann Nicholas, Walter l.. Fontaine and Mar
garet his wife, formerly Margaret Nicholas John S
Nicholas, William ii. Nicholas and Lorenzo Nicboos
against Plaintiffs,
Charlco A. Scott executor of Elizabeth Nicholas de-
ceased, Samuel Jones, John Nicholas Joshua Nicholas
Robert Nicholas, John s. Nicholas. George Nicholas
which three last of Robert Nicholas deceased
VIM a. Scott and Frances his wife, who before her in.
ternarrage, was Frances Nicholas daughter of George
+. Payne Mary Carter, Wilson Price son of Elizabeth
deceased, formerly Elizabeth Rose Margaret Rose Tho.
mas Whitman and Susannah his wife, Charles Taliaerro
and kousa his WIFE, James Taliaerro and Jane his wife
1umeErhose Arthur Rose and George Rose which said
John N Rose, Martha +. Lewis, Elizabeth Price Ann
+. Payne, Mary Carter, Margaret Rose Susanna Pitt
man, Louisa Ialaterro, Jane Taaferro, James Rose
Arthur Rose, and George Rose, the children of
Motley Rose deceased, Defendants
This cause in which the bill hath been taken for rom
tossed to all the resident defendants excep Joshua
Nicholas, and it appearing that Charles Taafrro and
Louisa his wife JAS Rose Arthur Rose Martha F. Lew
49, the absent defendants have been proceeded against
IN the mode prescribed by law against absent defendants
and they the absent defendants still falling to appear
and answer the Court doth take the bill for confessed as
10 then5 and the coming be heard on the bill
answer OF Joshua Nicholas and exhibits was argued bv
counsei-On consideration whereof, the Court doth or
der that the defendant Chas A. Scott executor of Eli
zabeth Nicholas dec d. render of his exccu
torship before commissioner of this Court who is d
rccicd To examine state and settle the same and rcuort
the same to this Court with any specially stated
deemed pertinent by himself which may be requted
by the parties TO be stated and further that
The defendant, Charles A. Scott executor Of Elizabeth
Nicholas, dec do appear before the SAID Commissioner
ana answer such nteTrogatoTes upon oath as may be
propounded TO him touching his administration of The
SAID estate. Copy.--Tcstc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-02

EVANNY KEMBLE.-Fanny Kemble Buffers Jour
~ nal IS this day received by r. l. SMITH
Also, further supply Of new fashionable Music for
the piano forte
May 8 I-H
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE-The subscriber
wishing TO change his location, has determined TO
offer for sale the very valuable plantation ON which nc
resides lying on Dunyan Creek four miles from Char
lotto Courthouse and containing $50 acres of land w.
ing handsomely both sides Of the creek for cons
deIabc extent aifordng By estimation between so and
lVO acres OF Hat completely dchcd, and secure from
the influence OF freshetsvery FERTILE and peculiarly
adapted 70 the growth Of tobacco Of fine uualty- and
now, with the exception of small portion appropriated
to the growth of tobacco in fine herd grass meadow
and clover Few plantations Of its offer as many AZ
fractions Situated in neighborhood which for mo.
rally intelligence, and every thing else which can make
neighborhood desirable, surpassed by none other-n
the midst OF one Of the best tobacco growing districts in
virginia, convenient TO furnishing market and contain
ing, IN fact more good tobacco land in proportion to lis
SIZE than any other tract known to the subscriber il Of
icrs to those wishing invest money in real estate in
ducements rarely TO be met with in this country The
buildings, though PLAIN, sufficient for the accomo
dalton Of large family, with all necessary out houses
and fine water in every part Of the plantation The
orchards large, combining pcrhs the greatest va
riety and best selection Of fruit u .ne county Tbe
lands, both high and low lie welfare in an improved
and improving condition. strikingy favorable to the pro
dncon grass and clover and on the high lands pla
ter acts with the most obviously good effect The sub
scrbcr invites the attention Of buyers to this truly
desirable property which, If sold privately by the
10Th day Of June will then be offered on the premises
at auction possession to be given at Christmas and
payments accommodating. The subscriber will teke
great pleasure in showing the land 90 any persons who
may desire 10 it, confident that il lose nothing
in estimation by thorough examination
ANDERSON G.. MORTON
Charlotte County, Mays at
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Stick to the Wall.

wv beg leave to inform the public, that arrange
w ments for the transportation of the Mails, and
the accommodation of the traveller that part of the
metropolitan Line, from Washington Richmond are
finished and complete.
Those arrangements consist of one line daily between
Washington and Richmond, and other daily line be-
tween Fredericksburg and Richmond
On the water part of this route. we have placed the
celebrated Steamboat Champion, distinguished for
speed and equipment to have been removed from the
the theatre of her celebrity the North River by
contract.
On the residue of the route, we have provided such
conches horses and drivers will we attcr ourselves
command the approval of the public.
Without any Interference with our Mail Line whatever,
we are enabled, by the agency of other daily ne to
accommodate ourselves once every day. during the
Steamboat navigation to the pleasure engagement of
travellers.
We have undertaken this interesting and important
branch OF the public service, with determination to
command the public support, by deserving it, and we
therefore, wish it distinctly understood that are by
SIGHT or by DAY, the publc's obedcnt servants,
VIM. SMITH * co.
y For Seats, apply at the Eagle and Bell Hotels
Richmond Feb 10. o3-tf
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TT EGROFoOT The subscriber offers for sale this
desirable estate lying in the upper part of Hanover
county on both sides Of the road leading from Colonel
'oodalls to Fredericksburg containing about $50 acres
OF lard nearly half of which is in woods The soil
IS well adapted to clover and plaster and is susceptible
OF high state of improvement
Inc buildings are, large wo-story brick tavern al
most new, store house, private house, and many other
9uthouses It's very good stand for tavern and has
Deen used as such for many years and is Of the
most healthy and respectable neghborhoods in Virginia
II was once the residence Of the renowned orator Pa
trick Henry.
Any person wishing to purchase may know the terms
scrber, who lives near or to Mr. VIM w Mallory vino
now occupies the premises
NATHANIEL -. THOMPSON.
May ID. 2-wsws
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n AND NEAR RICHMOND FOR SALE-On
n n the 9th day of June next will SELL without re-
serve, my tract of land within six miles of Richmond
The tract may be divided to suit purchasers 1t con-
tans about six hundred acres, lying on both sides
of the Brook, which is well ditcled. On this tract
there are, commodious dwelling house, with good
cellars, barn and all necessary out houses inclu-
ding two new framed hay barracks, with superior
pump OF water in the yard and garden excellcd by
very few in the county.-About seventy acres of the
land is well set with clover and herd grass the
Brook flat land, which is we'll dched may with very
herds grass and timothy. There is no situation more
healthy productive of fruit There is large quant
ty OF wood on this tract, both oak and pine Terms
One third cash. one third in SIX and the balance in ~
montls--the two latter payments To be secured by
Deed of Trust The Land will be shown to any person
by Mr. Shepperson, living on t-and will attend every
Saturday until the day of sale TO shew it, The sale will
be made by Dunlop Moncure 81 Co, or the premises
May To- t3-tdsl MEACON FORD.
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IN CHANcEbf-- NIRGINIA.--In King William
county Circuit, Superior Court of Law and Chancery
April Rules, 1885:
Susanna Wilkinson. ...... Comnla;n,nt
against
James T. Sandwich, administrator of Judith Turner
deceased, Charles Pgg and Nancy his wife, Kezia
Quarlcs Abner Allen and Lcvina his wife Caty Shad
wick wife OF the said james +. Sandwich Judith Dugaf
benjamin Dugar, Spotswood Butler and Frances his
WIFE, William III. Dugar, Nelson Elicit, Temple Elicit
and Reuben Lipscomb and Ann Nj his wife,
~ Defendants
me defendans, Charles Pigg and Nancy his wife not
having entered their appearance and given security
cordng to the Act of Assembly and the rules OF this
Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
are not inhabitants OF this Commonwealth HiS ordered
That the said defendants appear here on the first day
OF the next Term and answer the bill of the complainant
and that copy this order be- forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the City of Richmond for two
months succcsvey and posted The front door of the
Court-house ofthis County a Copy.-Teste,
May 4. 1isIwsw
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b AND FOR SALE offer for sale on accommo-
~ dating terms, my tract of Land CAMPFIErps con-
tanning 600 acres including the Race Course The i'm
proyements are, nm excellent Dwelling House Of brick,
win Tour good rooms aud passage, with all other me-
cessaTy outhouses. The Land is abundantly supplied
WITH timber OF every description necessary for building
fencing and for fuel good proportion Of the Land Is
cleared and well enclosed with chestnut rails There is
also very good supply of excellent Mari, and very
good Meadow.
Campheldsis situated within two and half miles Of
Gloucester Courthouse and witha three miles Of either
WORTH or ware hyeIs IN healthy and desirable neigh
bourhood and would particularly suit Breeder Of Race
1orses-posscssing fine soil, and its Race Course not
interior TO any in the Country for training II also
abounds with excellent springs Of water.
AS 1t is presumed that person will purchase with
out viewing The premises further description is deemed
unnecessary would also sell The present growing Crops
upon the Land privately and also my stock Of Horses
Cattle, Hogs Sheep, Farming Implements &c &c on
very accommodating terms, should any person think
proper TO apply.
RICHARD M. THORNTON
ctVucestF county, lJM yfdy 1879 d-wSw
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II. ELDRIDGE, c. c. 5. C.
CoMnlssloxrR,s OFFICE.

New Canton, 25th April 1886
The parties interested in the above order will please
take notice, that have appointed Wednesday the FIRST
day Of July next to proceed in the settlement required
by said ORDER which day. the parties will attend at
my Office furnishing such court papers as may be ne.
cessary. ROBERT HILL W =
May >. 11S--,ytd
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FRESH SPRING GOODS.


FHNHE ship Jefferson, having just arrived from Liver
II pool. with the remainder and largest portion Of our
Spring imporation e other portion having already ar
rived by the Ship Hark Away. from the pert
use the earliest moment to apprse city and country
customers and country merchants generally of the fact
and to say that in the of few days shall be
prepared to offer to all who may wish buy an assort
ment OF unusual extent and variety and under existing
circumstances, such the scarcity of desirable Goods
the Northern markets. and the great which has
taken place IN those markets within few months the
most desirable supply perhaps that have ever offer
for sale. We have also a large supply of Domestic and
other Goods which, including those oRoat will con.
sttute stock of $i750O0 in value all of which
we offer accommodating terms. A more particular
advertisement will appear during week. if we can
Ind time to prepare one.
F.& J. s JAMES & CO.
April a. lll2-uJ Market Square.
NUSTAVUS UPSON RICHARDS Esq of New
&H York, became interested, the LIST February last
in the several businesses of F. II j. S James & Co of
York, and Eward james 81 Co. of Petersburg Va-Mr
Richards will be the resident partner in the City New
York.
April Ia F. 81 ]. S. JAMES g. Co
EACOB HEALD 81 CO, TOBACCO Commrssros
OF MERCHANTS, No. ., Spears Wharf Baltimore would
inform their friends and the public that they have en-
engaged the services of Mr. f.. S Courtney "a gentle
of experience in the Tobacco business and
fully ask of their friends continuance of the fayors
heretofore granted hem under the assurance that every
exertion shall be made TO give satisfaction.
s. Courtney takes this opportunity to his ac-
acknowledgements to his friends in Virginia and else
for the patronage literally bestowed on him when in
the Tobacco Commission Business in Richmond Va
and would solicit for the house Jacob culd g. Co
continuance ofthcir favors with an assurance of his
unremitted attention to business
Baltimore, Nav q. 1885.
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EWIS HILL, Generoia Qcnt and Collector, will at.
tend to the collection Of bonds accounts and claims
Of every description in the State Of Virginia.
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a Il Court of Monthly Session, held for the county
-tA of Louisa at the Court housc Monday the 18th
day OF May, lS35-On the motion Of James, John and
Thomas Johnson, it is ordered that William Johnson
brother of Charles H. Johnson, dec d. do appear
tore the Justices of the County Court of Louisa the
Courthouse the first day of July Court next to con-
test the Proba of paper writing, purportng be the
naacnPatice Will of said Charles III Johnson dec d. if
he peases And appearing To the satisfaction of the
Court that the said William johnson not an inabt
ant of this State, it is ordered that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in newspaper published in
the city OF Richmond, week for four weeks
a Copy. Testc, JOHN HUNTER, G. H. G.
June y. S-w1w%
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

HOLM TURPIN would call the attention of those
ob wishing to purchase Cabinet Furniture Chairs and
Sctas, to his assortment, at his Ware Room, doors
below the Virginia Banks, which is large and general,
consisting in part of splendid pillar and claw dining,
tea, and card tables extension dining table "a very
cretares and bookc sdeboards and china presses
pier and centre tables, with and without marble tops
ladies' dressing bureaus and work-stands; wardrobcs
mahogany bcdstcads, &c &c.
Superior Mahogany Chairs from 81 to $50 per dozen
-eal made al his manufacturing establishment in Man
chester.
Having hand large stock of wellselected season.
ed materials, and in his employ st-rate workmen he
will make to order any article in his line the most
fashionable style.
lie will furnish n neat Funeral Hearse and give his
personal attention all calls in the undertaking line
Richmond, June 2. S-w4w
W-yXECUTOR'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE-On
~ Monday, the 9th day of July next will SELL to the
highest bidder the Court House of ienrico (tha be-
ing Court day. tract of Land in the lower end of Hen
rico, called Gravclly Hill, containing, by estimation,
three hundred and purchased by David
Bullock, from Jcin G.. Mosby and wife Col Burton
will show 1t TO any person wishing To view tOn We'd
ncsday the 18th day Of July next will sell TO the high
est bidder, Woodfn's formerly Vdcls) Mill, in the
county OF Hanover, tract of Land belonging
joining Nathaniel White and Others aud containing
hundred and fny-ive acres of which eighty five und
threc-quarter heavily tmbercd low grounds
MIR. George w. Trueheart will show this Land any per-
wishing to view it,
Terms of sale of each tract one-fourh cash. and the
residue at onc two and three years credit with interest
and deed of trust the premises the credit
payments. FRED ERlCK HARRIS,
June [5-tdsl Executor IF d. Bullock.
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"a CHANCERY--vIRoINIA. King William
county Circuit, Superior Court of Law and Chancery
April Rules 1885. -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-20
From, fhe National /akeiltgcnccr.

GryTLsMes-As Mr.. John q. Adams, in hi:
Int Address on the life pnd character Of Gen. La
fayete has attributed the sentiment of " Rebellion
~ Tvrants is obedience to God" 10 Thomas J(icr
son, have thought proper to show from whence the
original idea wns borrowed: 1t was taken from the
Epilaph of John Bradshaw, who presided at tht
Trial of Charles the first when that monarch was
condemned for treason against the people ~ Eng
land. The Epitaph is fine composition and be-
lcye will be very acceptable 10 your numerous rea
ders therefore enclose you cory. Il.
EPITAPH ON J. BRADSHAW,
(Engrared on a Cannon attic summit Of mn
near Martha Bay, Joma'ca)
Stranger,
Ere thou pass contemplate this cannon
Nor regardless be told that under its base lies depo
sited the dust Of
JOHN BRADSHAW,
Who, nobly supericrfo selfish regards,
dcspislny alike the pageantry of courly grandeur,
the blast OF calumny,
ard the ierrcrs ofroyal vengeance,
,rcsiJed c the ilustrious band Of heroes and pat
riots, who fairly and openly adjudged
Charles Stuart, tyrant of England,
10 a public and exemplary DEATH
thereby presenting TO the amazed world, and
transmitting down through applauding ages,
the mos, glorious example of mistaken virtue, 'ovs
Of freedom, and impartial justice,
ever exhibited on the blood-staIncd theatre
ofhuman actions.
Oh Reader
pa.s not on ill thou hast blessed his memory
And never, never forget,
TINT Rebellion to tyra1ts is obsdience 10
God
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TERMS.

=, M, aannun, payable N advance. No subs
rTFof he received for less time than six month";
enplion wiz IN be discontinued (but at the discretion
sd no pay pay anil all arrearages are paid.
% s s 81 a, 70
square ybosefrom distance must be paid FOR pre-
,aaa@"e s,, insertion the payment assumed by some
in 1y"sas'iEi
/ 4 iii LII not be attended to.