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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-22

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-In.
tending to remove to the West offer for sale my
plantation two miles south of Oxford, Fishing Creek
containing O34 acres 200 of which are low grounds
cleared and ditched On it, is L dwelling House contain
inc six roons with the necessary houses and con
yenient Spring of excellent water Also my Mill tract
four miles south of Oxford containing O4O acres $50
OF which are low grounds of superior quality and 500 of
good tobacco land in woods On this tract there rood
Saw MILL and an abundant supply oftmber, comforta
BILE dwelling House, and the usual out houses The wa
ter power each Of these is valuable and easily
rendered available Likewise the tract on which re-
side, Of leo The dwelling House on this tract
contains rooms, besides four cellar rooms all finished
IN the best style ofnodern architecture with correspond
ing out-houses, good Garden, and first rate Spring
deem more particular description of the above proper
~ unnecessary as person disposed TO purchase, would
lrst view the premises Being resolved on moving
would sell great bargain and very accommodating
terms Apply to the subscribers at Oxford, or to A. w
Venabe, ESD of Clarksvlc, Va who is authorised to
act Tor me TIL. II. HUNT.
Oxford Granville CO., ~ c., Jan. 9, 1885.
Jan Is. II o,z
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I'm CHANCERY-YIRc fSIA--At a Circuit s;n ocrior
= Court of Law and Chancery, continued and held for
buckingham county the 18th day of September I-34.
David Shanks aud Thomas Shanks, Plaintiffs
against
Thomas Sanders executor of Samuel Sanders. dec d
James Sanders, w lillian Sanders Francis e,pdsrs Tos
Hooper, aud judith Ids wife William NVinson and
sally ms wife, Calvin Sanders. Samuel Sanders and
stephen Sanders Thomas Sanders James Sanders (son
OF John0 John Sanders, aud Elizabeth Sanders,
The Defendants James Hooper and Judi,l, his wifi,
William Winston, and Sally his wife Calvin San,
ders, Samuel Sanders, Stephen Sanders Thomas
dcrs, and Elizabeth Sanders not having entered
Their appearance, aud given security according 10 te
Act OF Assembly and the Rules Of this Court and Il
appearing, by satisfactory evidence tat t,cv are moi in
habitants Of this country: is oxdcrod fini ti ;d
absent defendants do appear here the first day of
Aprt term and answer the bill Of the plani and fiat
"coPy Q, th,s oTaer nc forthwith inserted in news
paper published IN Use city Ut Richmond for two months
successyely and posted az Tie front door Of lie Cont
house Of this county. Copy Tesfe
Jan. y. lol--wswl r. ELDRlDGE, c.c.sc.
ENTITY DOLLARS REWARD. Ran a,,lv from
n the Flour Mill Of Messrs T. J. Cbcvallio x, ~
about The middle Of November last Ben sometimes CALI
himself Ben Armstrong. yellow man f,e rronorfy sc
the subscriber lie is about 30 years old and fog, r
feet to inches IN stature his eyes are very ueom.
mon color, being grew with INCLINATION 10 vcll,yy
and three fingers Of one Of his hands believed 10 be the
fght) have been naturally Joined together from s birth
~ FORM nc Is stout and well built lie was seen he
Gay before Chrsmas day last in Hanover county near
Ground Squirrel Meeting. housc, making his way il l.
supposed 50 the State Of Ohio The subscriber has bo,
informed, That he had considerable money aout him
Dst ne wore good clothes, and sometimes seen with
watch lie therefore thinks it likely that lac has BY
some means obtained free pass Tho oiogo re,gscI
WI be paid bis being delivered to the snbscrilor
hxing near Goodals Tavern in Hanover county or
81 u secured in any jail 50 that get him sg1jn All
ing him. TRXNcIs" SSi iI1yf MAJOR
January 70 81 vi
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Gnu the rights of all those who wish to perne,n,e the
~',rokees as a separate community "'0
hrSo nj. That the ioregoing resoin,;ons 10 ~,
'''e 'ha'fN'an and Secretary of this council y
A. M,Cov g., ELIAS BoUDINOT, Cam'n
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VIE subscriber intends continuing his School the en-
N suing year at his residence, (Chusnanagur0 i'm the
county OF Hanover, 10 miles above the Courthouse and
miles above the Fork Church. commence the 18TH of
January and terminate the 18th of December witla
vacation OF one month, during the Summer. In his
school VIII be taught the Latin and Greek Languages
together with such instruction in the English as usual
iy given in similar institutions The terms of board and
tultion including washing, lodging, &C. for the scbolas-
TIC year of 10 months, viii be 800 The neiglborhood
Is ealthfu, and the society good. In addition to these
advantages the subscriber pledges himself to devote his
best cxcrtions TO the moral well as Intellectual i'm,
provement OF the youth committed TO his charge Hav
ing retired from the Bar, and being uneneaeed Inv agr.ul
uralpursuits my School will have my undivided attention
Boys under the age of 10 years will be preferred Let
tors addressed to The subscribers Newfonnd Mills F. O.
Hanover county, will be attcndedio
RICHARD i. DARRACOTT
,tcr1
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NOIlCB.--Pursuant to decree Of the Circuit SUI
~ peror Court Of Law and Chancery for the county
IN suit therein depending, james and wifi, against Bird
and others, tic undersigned Commissioner named in the
said decree will sell the Sd day Of Febrary I5 at
the front door Of the Bell Tavern in the Civ Of Rich
nond, for cash. all the Slaves named in the said decree
belonging TO the estate Of Louisa NJ Bird decd
TliOS r. BIRD, Commissioner.
January 20 sO ~
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q VALUABLE ESTATE FOR SALE-'Thc gub-
IN scriber, IN view of a settlement in Mississippi il
desirous OF dsposing Of his property in Virginia and Of
icrs for sale most desirable Estate Of about eleven
hundred acres Of land situated in Stafford county about
ven miles below the town Of Frcdcrieksbure and or-
dering on the aPpahannock River This estate includes
the tracts commonly known as the SNOwDyS ASH FgRnY
FARMS and unites advantages rare with and such as
ehte 1t to be regarded Of the desirable farms
in this section of the State The uplandy are pro-
ductive, and remarkably well supplied with both wood
and water--coyer and plaster succeed well upon
them; and fair proportion Of them has been cleared
and is now in fine order for farming Operations
having been, for time, cultivated under an
improving system. The low-lands compose a CON
siderable pornn Of the estate, and are of the most
valuable description, consisting in part of an excn.
s'vc aiuvia meadow, situated upon the river border
perfectly reclaimed long distinguished for abundant hay
crops, and OF unsurpassed fertility. Tie improvements
consist ol large twOotory dwelling house. with yari-
Gus buildings, convenient and appropriate for plantation
purposes But IL is considered unnecessary here to at
tempt further description Of the property as it is pre-
sumed that all persons disposed to purchase will make
personal examination, and such an examination 10
believed, will abundany shew that in every point Of
view for health for fertility Of soil for local ad yantoos
as well in regard to society convenience to market
tio estate now offered for SALE is surpassed by none i'm
this part Of VirgnaFor terms Of sale and other par
hcuarS, reference may be had TO John RIorson Eso
at Snowden, or Arthur A. Morson Esq in Frederick
burg WILLIAM MoRSoN
January 10 71-I2t
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
CoMMIssIoNER's OFFfcE
DfCf.,a~,.l n IN fDns

Richmond, Dec 13 1891 (
Pursuant TO the foregoing order of Court the ere.
dors OF Robert Craig, deceased, of his estate if
any such creditors there be, who have not been paid
are hereby notified to come in and prove their claims
Ieioc me- at my oce in this city, before the 10Th
day Of March next he forever barred and preclndc
from all recourse against The estate monies and effects
OF the said Robert Craig, dec under the control of The
sad Court HILARY BAKER Co,nr
Dec ~. 81 a.,
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"a ~ ,CiANCERY--Vm cISm-Atrulcs holden in the
- clerks Office Of tho Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery for the county Of lenrco, the third day
Of November lsH
Robert Page admr ne Jons nan, with the viii annex
cd Of John Page, the elder deceased and other
- age'nst Plaintiffs,
Benaiah Thomas, Bernard NJ. Carter Charles G. cc
------ Marshall and Ann l6swilc. !. Smith Leo --
Cliids, and Mildred, his wife, formerly Mildred Lee
Ihomas Taylor Bird Lucy Byrd Francis Voics Powell
II Byrd Patrick Henry Randolph and Mary his wife
EYe{n Byrd, Jane Byrd, Samuel Byrd, --P ickons.
ana Wary w, his wife, and other Defendants.
The defendants above named except Bcnaial Thomas
not having entered their appearance and given security
according TO the act Of assembly and the rules Of ia
court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
arc not inhabitants Of this commonwealth u is Ordeytd.
That tie said defendants do appear here on The first day
o. INC nest May term, and answer the bill Of the plain
tiis and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
IN some newspaper published IN the city Of Richmond
Tor two months successfully and posted at the front door
Of the Capitol, ia The said city
a Copy. Ieste, J. ROBINSON, e.. q.
zee ~. Ciwsw
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d SA REWARD.-Ran away from my SON Iii
~ NV n9us III. Knight and McYoung w Red.
man, near Moulton in the State of Alabama my negro
man George sometimes calls himself George Going;
about hive feet ten inches in height of dark brown or
nutmeg color. He has very nice head of hair and
SHOWS the whites OF his eyes very plain lie has largc
scar on of his legs Just above the ankle bone which
leg don't recoect He was purchased by my son H.
H. Knight in the city of Richmond some time during
the last summer of Mr.. Newton Boley who said the
negro was raised in the county of Jefferson Va and
that ms father free living in the State of Penn
syiVana where suppose he will attempt go-I will
give the above reward to person who will secure
nm III any JAIL so that get him again; and if deliver
cd To me- living in the county of unenburg about three
miles from Jeiifess Store, Nottoway county Va will
IN addition, pay all reasonable, expenses The said
George rs very shrewd, artfnl fellow and from infr
nation derived he can read little and says he has
worked ut the Tanning business two years. lie may
attempt TO pass AZ free man, and get employment as
such caution all of vessels and others from
nalty of the law. TARI.TON W KNIGHT
l.unenburg County, Va, Dec. A. Gl-w6w
EfARMVlILE MUSIC AND FANCY STORE
sortent oisupcror Piano Fortes with grand and
metallic plates) from the celebrated manufictory of
Mcssrs Dubois " Stodar The ADVANTAGES of bvins, of
"e VIII be- that the buyer risks of injury or loss
winch often happen during the voyage from New York
or even from Richmond To this neighborhood and they
VIII be ,caTra0tcd and kept in for II months Also
secondhand Pianos, at low prices KEYED and Main
struments large assortment ofnewes and standard Mu-
SIC Tor the Piano, Guitar Flute &c Instruction Books
best Roman Strings; Mantcpiec Looking Gasss Sofas
ettees locking and Fancy Chairs of all kinds &c Sc
&c some OF which and Lco,o the Richmond
prices. l6-lafl2ml Farmville May 81.
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The parties interested in the foregoing order of Court
are hereby notified that have appointed Friday the 9Th
directed by said order; which day, by 10 o'clock A.
M, they are required 10 attend at Powhatan Court.
house, with their accounts and vouchers ready for cxa
hinauon and settlement r.. f. GRAVES Sp Conn
January - SIrrwdu,
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81 ~ CiiANCERY--VIRerxIA. Rules holden in the
n Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chanccry for The County Of Buckingham, the sixth
Samuel Sanders phf
against
Thomas Sanders, executor of Samuel Sanders, dec ID
ana IN ms own right, Francis Sanders William Sanders
James M Sanders, James Purcell and Mary lis wife
i"rmeriy Mary Sanders, Calvin Sanders, Samuel San
ders, Stephen Sanders Elizabeth Sanders James Hoopcr
and Judith his wife formerly Judith Sanders VIM Win.
ston and Sally his wife, formerly Sally Sanders James
Sanders, Thomas Sanders and John Sanders Dcns
The defendants, James NJ Sanders James Purcell
and Mary his wife, Calvin Sanders Samuel Sanders.
stephen Sanders Elizabeth Sanders James Hooper and
judith his wife. William Winston and Sally his wife
james Sanders Thomas Sanders and John Sanders not
having entered their appearance and given security ac-
cording TO the Act of Assembly and the Rules Of this
Court and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are not inhabitants Of this country MS ordered
mat the said absent defendants do appear here on the
st day ofthe next April Term, and answer the bill of
the plaintiff; and that copy Of this order be forthwitl
inserted IN some newspaper published in the Cty of
RICHMOND for two months successvely and posted al
the front door OF the Courthouse Of this county
a Copy-Tesie, ROLFE ELDRIDGE, desc
Jan. %. III ,go,,
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a DEMONSTRATORS NOTlCE.-An persons in
IN debted to the estate of Garland I AGtcLeU late
merchant OF Richmond deceased hereby notified and
required to make immediate payment to the undersipncd
Andali persons having claims against tie same estate win
present them, duly authenticated for payment
JAMES RAWLINGS. 9d,gi1,;sty,foy
November o. 55' a.,
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November

N CHANCERY-V MISUNDERSTANDING CITY Court,
n November Term 1894:
George w and Sarah bowman Commits
against
John ID bowman and Harriet J. his wife Thoinas
w Edmonds and A. o. his wife. JAS r. Ball Jane r.
bowman, William ID. Montague, Richard b. Robert
VIM e. Jnlius, and l.ittlcton d. Mitchell Dcfls
lhisday came tie plaintiffs, in this cause and upon
nearing their bill and exhibits III this cause the Court
IS not an inhabitan Of this Commonwealth be rccrcd
to appear hero the first day ofncxt March Form 10
w p. bowman died seized and possessed lvino and
being IN the county Of Lancaster should not be divided
according TO the prayer fths Companans bill and at
copy OF this order be published in some newspaper
published in the City Of Richmond for cirh, weeks sc
ccssyey: And the Court doth further order that John
thownng be appointed to rent out for the ensuing year
the tract Of land called Moraco in said county having
gwen public notice of the time and place of renting and
that he take bond and security for Tie said rent aud re-
port 10 tins Court bis proceedings herein
Attest. ROBERT n DUNAWAY H. r.
Jan. 3. TX -
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VERGE.HE.g.


I " ALoABiE tiLOUCESTElt LAND for Sale
Ivy virtue of decree of the Circuit Superio,
Court OF Law and Canccry for Gloucester county
nounced ut October Term, 1884, in u cause therein de-
pending between George Il. f. I.onncr * CO. plaintiff.
and Warner IL. Oliver and others deiendants will b.
exposed TO sale by auction, for cash, at Goucestc,
Courthouse, the first Monday in March next (beno
Court day) that beautiful and valuable Estate called
toilet Bank the residence of the late Thomas T. Fox
acc a. This estate lies Immediately on Poropotank
creek, and within mile of York River and of course IA
Is very convenient to the oyster trade which carried
on 10 great extent, that Rver-It contains about
Sax hundred acres of Land perfectly level and is beey
ed to be well tibcrcd the banks of the creek there
are lnexhaustibe beds of mari and shells The i'm.
proVements consist of Spacious brick mansion witt,
every other house necessary for the farm all of which
are believed TO be in good repair This land will be sold
SUBJECT to the right OF dover therein of the widow of
Thomas H. Fox: with this exception the title is deemed
good but deed with special warranty ONLY will be
made 10 the purchaser.
AUGUSTINE l.. DABNEY
THOMAS G.. AMORY
WILLIAM il. ROY
January 20. Gs0-2awtdsl Commissioners:
e. edmond, FREDERICKSBURG AND PO-
He, TOMAC RAll4-ROAD.-Atam eetinr of the Pro
sdent and Directors of the Company on 18th january
lS35, il was, ~ ~
ReSOiycd, That further sum of So on each share be
required from the Stockholders; and that the same be
deposited i'm the Bank of Virginia by the respectvc
Stockholders to the credit of the Company on CIR before
the 10th of Feb. next
WIN p. SHEPPARD, Treasurer
'd''' 10. 7S-t10F
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Clarlston. King s Queen Co..

IN CHANCERY-VmcISIA.- Powlatan County
n Court, January 3, 1885:
Jane ne. D Ba%gl,, George Baugh Archibald B. Baugh,
ana iNichard L.. Daugh, Plaintiffs.
against
Samuel Drake admir-. of John ~ Baugh, deceased.
Mary kebecca Baugh, William b. Baugh Francis b
laugh Martha Baagh, Mary r. Eggleston, Henrietta
Vs. Egeieston, Francis A. Lowry, Cornelius b. Lowry
Obadiah Crew and Polly his wife, Eliza Peatross VIM
o. Winston, John Nj. Winston l.eonidas w Winston
Isaac Newton Winston, Alexander V. Winston, and
Sarah Sarah Ann Nelson Winston, 0hc said Mary Rebecca
william D.. Francis b. and Martha c. Baugh, Mary r.
anu Henrietta u. Eggeston and Francis A. and Come
ius Lowry, being infants under the age of u years
by VIM 5 Dance their guardian, I'D tteni) Dets
ms cause came on this day by consent of parties to
be heard on the papers, formerly read was argued
by counsel--on consideration whereof the Court doth
ndudge, order and decree, that the defendant Samuel
Drake make up and settle his accounts as adm r. of John
N Bangh dec d. before Richard +. Graves who is here
by appointed special Commissioner for that purpose:
and the said Commissioner is directed TO examine state
and settle the said accounts and report the TO this
Court, with any matters specially stated, deemed peril
nent by HIMSELF required by any of the parties 10 be
30 stated; and the said Commissioner is further directed
to ascertain and report to Court what property of the
said intestac, John Baugh, dec d. Gfany) is remain
ing IN the hands of his administrator nnsod
Copy. Ieste VIM. S. DANCE. c..
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lxEW ADvEisTIs EsaIsNTs.

AXTE OFFER FOR SALE, the thorough Bred Stall
w lion, BLAREfoan, upon the following terms, to
wit One thousand dollars, cash, twelve hundred dol
lars half payable the LIST August next and the other
hall on the LIST August, lS36thus aording time the
purchaser OF making the by the of the
horse, without advancing one cent
Bakeord is descended from the very best horses eyer
Imported to wit: Alortons Traveller Fearnought janus
Othelio Medley Shark, Domcd, Gabriel, Selma Jenny
Cameron, Jenny Dismal &c., &c.
y referring TO the Tart Register vol 3D. pages 253
ana $50, IL Will be seen that his pedigree is autcnc
and his blood Of the first order. Blakeiord is beau
in dark chcsnut full 10 hands high of greai and
muscular strengths aud in point of Lood IS unsurpassed
lie was foaed in May, Is96 is sure foal-geter and
has colts highly approved of BY inudicous training
when very young, he broke down. lie was however
very promising, and remarkable for his speed.
Blakeiord was bred by Gov. Robert Wright of Mary
land who also bred Srer ifees and selma his and
dunn Silver-H Heels was got by Gov Ogles celebrated
Oscar his dam Pandora by Col. John 1ayloes Grey
Diomed his second dam by Halls Union also the dam
OF Edens famous Florettl third dam by Leoni,las
fourth dam by imported Othco fifth dam by Georges
Imported Juniper; sixth dam by Morton imported FRA
lima; by the G0dophin 9rdLan. Selma was gotby Col
Iayloe y Top Gallant; her dam Lady Jack Bull by i'm
ported eabel her I'd dam Active by Fitzhughs Chat
ham; 30 dam Shepherdess, by Gov. Eden's imported
sim Spnghtly); 9TH dam Shrewsbury, by Doct fIamil-
ton imported Figure 9th dam Thistle by Doct Uamil.
tons imported Dove; 9Th dam Stella by Col Taskcr's
imported Otello her 9TH dam the celebrated imported
Selma, by the Godophn .lraJian
Should Blaciord not be sold by the Goth of February
we VIII aTm him out for the season. To any rcspon.
sibe person, Tor five hundred doars-the eason TO com
ence the first of March and expire the 10th July ext
And, If neither sold armed out will again make his
third season at Scvensvie this county and at the
stable of the first subscriber, mile above Charleston
HUGH CAMPBELL,
WM. p COURTNEY
x Ottoap
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FMNiE thoroughbred stallion and race horse Me,0n00
n by Ecipsefor sale farin-also several tboromgb
pred Mares Tor sale, now in loafor particulars aupv
TO the subscriber. THOg - W6TSoEy
Richmond, Jan. IL, 1894 7O-tf
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Nm -YiRclSn.--At a Circuit Superior
~ Court of Law and Chancery, continued and held for
buckingham county the Eth day of September 1s3f
David Shanks aud Thomas Shanks Plaintiffs
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NFCblPSE Will make his season-Sprng is:g5--
r. az my sons. Edward Johnson's in the county of
road 'sN
MONSIEUR TONsON will make his next season Al
my son s. George W. Johnsons in the county Of Cbcs
Dec. 30 a.
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IN Observation-Disclosures STATES CouRT 5th Cir
cult and Eastern District of Virginia, December Stl
1884
Thomas Craig, George rutherford, Robert Montao
merle, Robert Spier, Robert Faud, Alexander Kerr
Thomas White and David Wark, Plaintiffs.
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"a HOTSPUR the Sire Of MazeppG, will stand the en-.
~ y suing season, at 81 Ieger (Mr. John EletI's)
IN the county Of Chesterfield - miles from Petersburg
70 miles from Richmond and miles south Of the Coal
Pits. Particulars will be given hereafter
Dec. % l7O--tfl JOHN y CHRISTIAN
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TNNllE IMPORTED HORSE FYLDE, will make
N his next season at the farm ofRobt c. williamson
miles north Of Richmond, and Immediately on the
Brooke Turnpike leading TO Fredericksburg - Parcu-
lars in future advertisement. Jan. 81 14-2lsytf
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