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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-12


YENRUsT SALE Of rnIaatlc Rcaf Estate and Negroes.
Pursuant to the provisions of Deed of Trust cx-
ecuied by David A. Woodward VIM w. woodward.
and Polly his wife, Charles II Woodward and Mary his
wife, bctsey a. Woodward, Lucy NJ Woodward and
Virginia a. Woodward to the subscriber and John G
Williams, and duly recorded in the Clerks office of the
county Court OF Goochand for certain purposes in the
snid Decd expressed Trustee shall proceed to sell
on tuesday the lGth day of June next at public auction
10 me highest bidder, for cash. III front of the EAGLE Io.
te IN the city of Richmond the following real and per
sonal estate to wit piece, parcel or tract of Land
lyng IN the county of Goochland, Tuckalioe crcck
containing three hundred and fifteen acres be the sa
more or less being the tract of land belonging for
merry to Samuel Woodward, deceased and adjoining
tne lands OF VIM Powell and others, and upon which
said tract Of land the coal mines usually known and
called Woodward's Coal Pits situated. Also, the
following slaves 70 wit Harry, Peter; jesse Abraham
Ehza, George, stephen and Lucy and the increase Of
he females aforesaid since the Of said Deed
orevc the title to the above property to be good bur
Snai convey such title only is vested in me as the sur
HYipg trustee Sale will commence at ~ o'clock
May 30, 1885. -
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TEKGE.NI.G,


NOTICE. Under resolution of the Board of 'Irus-
1 tees of the Richmond Academy, hereby give
tee, that the said board will proceed, Friday the 9th
day oil June next to appoint PRiScIpAL of the Ricn
MoND AcApkNY. salary of one thousand dollars per
annum Will be allowed, and certain propQriion of the
ices from the pupils, which may make his ation
nom sixteen hundred to two thousand dollars II ia not
Intended by the Trustees to prescribe the discipline and
course OF instruction to be adopted for the Academy
until they shall have the views of the Principal they
may appoint on these subjects, and il is
eject assistant instructors in time open the Academy
early IN the month of October Gentlemen who may be
qualified for and wish to obtain the appointment, of rn-
cpal will be pleased 10 forward their rccomne
to me- post pdd at any time before the filth day of June
JOHN BROCKENBROUGH,
President of the Board of Trustees.
Richmond, Virginia, April ~, 1885. Il5-l2t
VI The Board of Trustees, not having agreed in max
ing choice of Principal for the Richmond Academy,
AZ their meeting, the 9th inst decided TO postpone
the election until Friday, the 2th OF the present month
Applications postage paid) may be made to the under
signed at o"y period during the ensuing three weeks
JOHN o. LAY,
Secretary Of the Board of Trustees.
Richmond, June g. 1895 1O-td
10 To be continued National lrelycncc National G.
ze'tc, nnd ~ " Evening Post.
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S. Carolina, April a.

NO1ICE 10 @eiiaquent Stocbhoidors IN the Richmond
ffedertehSbitrg, Ged Potomac Rail Koad Company.
AZ meeting OF the President and Directors on the 10Th
of May, 1885, it was
Resofred That the Treasurer Immediately after the
lOh day OF June next, make out list of tockholders
who shall have failed pay the sums rcqnted of them
and that he lay such list before the Board at its FIRST
meeting thereafter in order that measures may be taken
Tor selling the shares of all stockholders so failing
immediately after the 10th of June next application
VIII be made to the Board OF Public Works TO pay one.
fourth OF the Commonwealth subscription and this
fourth cannot be obtained unless fourth of the pr
yae subscriptions shall have been actually paid up
Stockholders will therefore perceive the necessity of
complying promptly with all the acquisitions of the Prcs
dent and Directors VIM r. SHEPPARD
way -. ID-tIOJel SlfrffOrn.
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bWlS HILL, Ceneraf 3genfa and Collector will at
tend TO the collections Of bonds accounts and claims
Of every description IN The STATE of Virginia.
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81 SDn REWARD top he THieft-Stolen from
~ <HV The Stable Of the subscriber, living in the
upper end Of the county Of Hanover on Sunday night
last, light grey coiored Horse some little under ~
teen hands NIGH long name and tail tros altogether in
good working order is branded with the letter ON ono
Of his thighs (nVt recollccied whch supposed 10 be- 10
or II years old The thief took at the same time half
Worn saddle, and blind bride. have no donbt lac s
gone in western direction. I will give reward Of
500 for the apprehension Of the thief and horse or SD
Tor the horse alone letter directed 10 Dcntonsviile
Hanover, viii meet with prompt attention
June >. lt'-uJ ANDERSON BOWLES
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%NAS COMMITTED tothe iail Of Frederick coon.
W ", as runaway, negro man calling himself
1OHN HARRIS, about fortyfyc ycars Of age five feet
seven inches nigh. and Of dark complexion There are
no visible marks defects about him with the exception
OIL ms right leg being about an inch shorter than the len
occasoned by kick from horse in the groin lie
says that he belonged originally to the estate OF Car.
r and was purchased from the said estate By one John
montgomery OF York Virginia, who sold hnito trader
about FIVE years since (nanie not rccoccted1 The ogn,
sfequesed 70 come forward prove property pay charges
and take him away, otherwise be- will be- disposed of ac
cofding to law. CHARLES HULET.
J0aoy If Frodfyck coHytfg. H.
warren ~ f04-3m
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VALUABLE CORN AND PLASTER MILL FOR
SALE OK LEASE-This building is situated on
and Immediately adjoining tho Basin Of The lanes Rive
canal, from whence it can draw abundant and uni
FORM supply OF water No mill surpass il in cli0bi
ny OF situation u IS built of stone and brick 40 feet
square, stories high with tin painted roof runs pair
stones ec diameter Of French burr ali the inside
geng OF ron sets of elevators with screen and fan
the materials throughout Of the best quality Ano.
thef pair OF stones may be added for corn-roorn holm,
reserved Tor ihcmand one pair for grinding plaster
lar seasons Of the year ~ F
VIII sell The above, lease il for a term Of vears
IN inc latter case, good security will be required for the
Punctnoi payment Of the rent sefni-annnav and G,r
keeping The Mil in good order II will be finished ana
ready igr work al few weeks. 1 will also sell some
Fey valuable Sirrs for FAcroREs with abundant wa
efP9wer Joining the above have also some Iocsrs
ann LOTS 10 different parts Of tic City which am
fec Of the GaIlego Mills r El1EVaIrf'fifr OF
April 2S O''"' N ~ F..
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June 5.

NJ ONPLUS Will make his FIRST season in America
j q at my - True Blue Plantation" in ST Matthew y
Parish, 30 miles below Columbia in the State of South
Carolina.
This stallion was imported by myself last Fall and
for his pedigree and performance whilst on the English
TURF the sixth number vol 9Th of SINNERS Aincri-
can Turf Register, for February, 1885. Nonplus was
bred by Mr. Burton, gotten by CArrAH "a fivore son
OF COLUMBUS, by Gohanna and ioaled in the Spring
OF 1874. 1t will be by reference TO his pedigree
and the Racing Calendar that he is nearly allied with
the best blood of England and while on the course beat
many OF the finest horses of his day; among others
Lord Fitzwiiiams Mulatto, (haf brother to Nonpus
and for whom four thousand guncas were offered and
reiused0 the celebrated horses CRANKY and Medora
Lord kilburncs Purity and Action; Vanish Camellia
and Iarrare and Laurel and Popsy Celebrated sons of
Blackock) Nonplus probably sold Tor more money in
England, than any horse imported into America
having been purchased when three years old by the
Duke OF Cleveland, at three thousand guneas His
colour Is rich bay with black legs name and tail aud
no white, except his two hind heels He is feet ~
inches high with great muscular power and COMPACT
ness; clean limbs and fine action lie is remarkably
docilc and finely tempered though very animated He
dcservcdy ranks amongst the stations of the highest
character, aud is in fine health and condition For
the estimation IN which he held by the subscriber he
VIII only remark that he has put to him this season all
MS hncst mares In consequence of the great number
oi hne Imported horses recently brought into the coun
Try the terms of the present will be very low
$50 only, payable when the expires and 81 TO
the groom.
Mares fed for 30 day and every attention paid
to them, but no liability for accidents
RlCHD SINGLETON
S Carolina April n. II5-tf
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FRESH SPKING GOODS


FHNHE Ship Jefferson, having just arrived from Liver
IA pool, with the remainder and largest portion of our
Spring nporation e other portion having already ar
rived by the Ship fIark Away from the port) we
use the earliest moment to apprise city and country
customers and country merchants generally of the fact
and to say that in the of few days we shall be
prepared to offer to all who may wish buy
inent of unusual extent and variety and under existing
circumstances such the scarcity of desirable Goods IL,
the Northern markets. and the great advance which has
taken place IN those markets within a few months the
most desirable supply perhaps that We have ever offer
Tor sale We have also large supply of Domestic and
other Goods, which, including those aoat, will con-
sttue stock of near $l75 900 in value all of which
we offer ON accommodating terms. A more particular
advertisement Will appear during week, if
find time to prepare
Apaln. nle1a :. : 'N Mllss t square S"'i
q NUSIAVUS UPSON RICHARDS, ESQ of New
NS York, became interested on the Is, February last
IN the several businesses of f. 81 S James * Co of
this City; +. x J. S. James g. Co OF the City of New
York, and Eward James 81 Co of Petersburg Va-NIr
York.
Anil A e,
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I'm CHANCERY-- a Court held for
III Prince Edward County, Nav the 10Th, 1885:
Henry Tucker, Daniel Nj. Tucker, and Rebccca Tuck
Plaintiffs
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AND ON JAMES RIVER FOR SALE.-By yir-
M tue Of decree of the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chanccry, held for Cumberland county, pro-
nounccd the Sd OF April 1885, in suit in which Spencer
and others plaintiffs, and HARRISON administrator of
Taylor, &C. are defendants, the undersigned Commits.
s9ners or one or more of them, will, Tuesday the
9Th day of July next the premises sell TO the h1bcst
bidder, on credit Of and years the tract Of
land IN the proceedings mentioned, which the late j.
Taylor lived.
This tract of land lies james River in the extreme
upper part Of Cumberland its river border and adj
Joining the Mountlda estate, also now in market n
Is supposed 10 contain hundred and sixty acres
twenty-five of which are low-grounds and the whole
tract has long been known for its unusual fertility
Of sale. - -
The Commissioners will require bonds with good Sc.
curiy and VIII also retain the title till the purchase
ney he paid If the day Of sale shall prove bad the sale
will be made on the first fair day afterwards.
GEO. NJ. PAYNE
WILLIAM WOODSON
FRANCIS b. DEANE. Jr
June (. lo-tdJ (ollInissinnlrs
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VHNHE subscribers will transact business in this CITY
m. iii the name of A. * j. Warwick
ABRAHAM WARWICK
JAMES WARWICK Jr
June O. IN o.
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ANCERY-VncINIA.-At rules held in the
M Clerk Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chanccry for the county of Amcia for the month
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-06
VALUABLE REAL EsTATTa
FOR SALE,

INTENDING to move 10 the SoHth offer tor
sale that highly valuable Farm, on winch reside,
situated in Bedford county, on the Forest road Il
miles above Iynchbulg and II from Liberty.
his truly desirable estate Is well worthy the At
tcntlou OF capitalist, who wish To engage in farming
IN one OF the most healthy and deigh sections III
upper Virginia it having all the benefit OF the saln-
brious btecHcs OF the Blue Ridge, and at the same
time possessing sod susceptible OF the highest state
OF improvement. This land lies Immediately Oh the
main road from Lynehburg To Fancy Farm, Peaks OF
Otto and libcrty--and Is bounded on one side by
Elk Creek, beng in the vicinity OF mills. The
tract contains about Gt3 acres nearly $50 of which
are cleared anal present III state Of progressive
improvement, at least 500 acres being in Clover, To
winch the landis peculiarly adapted. The improve
mcuts consist IN par al a frame Dwelling House, &c.
Two Barns and Ihrt Ing machine, ncw-and an Or
chal OF choice nlit.-Ihs place also offers az eligi-
BILE stand tor Tavern aud Country Storc--and in
addition to the above Improvements has New
Store house and Tavern house, with an Ice house
aud Well of excellent MATER IN the yard and extern
si,e Stables. Blacksmith and Whccwright's shop,
&c. &c.
1t Is useless to speak OF the many Inducements
which tins place holds out those disposed to invest
means IN real estate, rs II Is presumed those wishing
TO purchase would prefer examining FOR themselves
which they are earnestly invited To do.--Ihs estate
Is offered n private sale until the 18th Of oetobel
next, on which day, ii not previously disposelo.,
will sell it at public auction, with all ms sfoea,
crops on hand farming and plantation Girn- lis, &c.
&c. Terms accommodating, and made TO SUIT the
convenience of purchasers.
- Letters to the subscribers addressed to Lynch
burg OF -. james Church, Bedford, promptly At
tended to- FREDlkItk HARRIS.
The Richmond Enquirer viii publish the
foregoing adyerlscment ~, ard ..nf0id ITS ac
count to Tins Office ler plyneat.
May / wl5O'
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rH,lIE subscriber wishes to sell Walnut Grove. the
lalc residence of Col. William Galloway, dec
situated IN the county of Bedford, on Ell Greek.
containing bv recent survey, Three Hundred Acres.
due proportion OF wood land, every foot OF which
Is first rate tobacco land. Is well known to be the
quality Of all the Eli Creek lands. The balance Of
the plantation is no" III state Of Improvement, be
M all recently enclosed with fences, lies we'll
and Is remarkably well watefed, having 1t several
fine springs and creek running through II about the
centre, afordug considerable portion OF bottom
land producing tobacco OF the finest quality. The
advantages attending tins property are numcfous-ly
ing almost Immediately in the heart Of section Of
country unsurpassed By any for fertility OF soil
agreeable society, facility o. getting TO market, %c
Running Immediately by the housc is 4 public road
starting from Stcptocs shop on the main Forcstroad
leading from Liberty to lynehbnrg, 24 miles distant.
aud intersecng the Lynehburg aud Salem turnpike
road, At the Nov London Academy, distant ID miles
The Improvements are Ia good and substantial
consisting OF large IrssM and commodlous brick
pwtLLlsa HOUSE, with 4llalW. eight rooms a passage
aud portico and first rate cellar with all necessary
outhouses, and fine garden all newly palled IN with
heart pine paIlngs. This situation Is very deslra
Bile one To any person wanting small farm, with
good buildings, particularly aproessional gentleman.
Should such, DESTROYS of purchasing, think there Is
not land enough attached 10 tins place, the subScr
Der is authorised to say there two other lots or
pRreels OF land adjoining, being parts of the same
original tract, which may be bought upon very ac-
commoditing terms. deem II unnecessary to say
any thing more respecting tins land--Those wishing
pure base, will please cal aud view the property,
and nudge tor themselves. II this property Is not
disposed of by private sale before the first day OF Dc
tober, will be sold, that day, at public auction
Terms accommodating, and made known in due time
WI. {. LEFTWlCH.
June O vito
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VERY VALUABLE LAND,


T1TF1HVHT'
I AN authorized by Mrs. Waddill to sell the tract
OF Land upon which she resides, situated on the
Forest Road, two miles from lynchburg and con
tanning about $50 Acres. From its coutiguit, To
town. and the richness OF lis soil this is an exceed
ingly desirable tract of Land, and well deserving the
attention of those who wish purchase first rate
Farm of moderate size, with market at their door
The Improvements ate convenient and comfortable
The above Land will be sold, public auction be
fore the door Of the Franklin Hotel, on THURSDAY
the Goth day of August next, for half cash and
the balance a credit of six, twelve and eighteen
months. lien being retained on the property. to So
cure the payment. JAS. SAUNDERS
July % IDS
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July y
Tobacco Land for Sale or Rent.

I " ISL to sell valuable tract of Land in the
q county Of Amherst, ad joining the residence Of
Nh \. lallaicrro, containing go acres, about
80 acres are cleared, and IS productive in grain,
the remainder is inwoods, noaIs all OF which would
produce tobacco Of the finest quality Onthis tract
IS comfortable dwelling, and the water is good
and plentiful
also wish 10 rent several large bodies Of the
richest Tobacco Land in the country, ON very rea.
sonable terms. Persons inclined 10 buy rent,
would do well to give me an early call and view
for themselves. "a. DR. MMOND.
Amherst Junp Is IS
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Valuable Earss. For Sale.

* by power Of attorney, will sell that Nalu-
';;,@ able Farm, situated IN the county of Bote-
1S-las- tour on the waters of Craig's creek, known
the residence of the late Caleb Baker decd. CON
tanning, by survey, Two Hundred and Forty nine
Acres. The land is inferior To none ON the waters of
Crags Creek, well adapted the culture of tobac-
CO. wheat, sc. Improvements two-story brick
house, with four rooms brick kitchen, with IL number
OF tobacco houses, all IN good condition.
This valuable farm will be sold the following
terms halt the purchase none, in hands tho balance
in two years; the after payments satisfactorily
cured Possession given on the FIRST payment, or so
soon rs thc present crop can be taken of The pur-
chaser will have the liberty of seeding down full
crop. JOHN SNYDER.
it1rRey for timer Baker.
July 30 81
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valuable Tavern for sale.

Tin bscriber hing = I,Nte more oil his time
To hs Mercantile pursuits, vii eel, on reasonable
terms his Tavern situated al Henry Court house
Virginia The Improvements consist OF large two
stor, Brick Building and two other Dwelling houses
now used for the accommodation OF boardcrs and
travellers. with many other necessary out-houses ,ahd
an excellent Garden. Is to the payments there ii
be no difficulty, he disposed to put 1t III the pow
- Of a purchaser Ia pay for the property from the
profits al the establishment. Having no disposition
10 pu1 of h. property, be viii SIMPLY invite person,
disposed 10 purchase. Ia call and view II.
Jas. VI. SMITH.
July - WV.
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TIE Cvtr1vAran, OF Honsr Hor.

This is an instrument not much known and
used as it deserves aud ought to be. 1t is adapted
for operations between the plough and harrow, and
at certain times is much better than either.--lt is
bali plough, half harrow and half hoe and does
Ill these operations CONFORMITY. The first process,
ahsr corn has come mp and Is thrae or four inches
high, is to use the common harrow upon il. This
sbseaks the ground and partially clears it Of the
xnsds or grass. Il is soon performed aad is very
CnGlul to the young plan.--The heSt step has been
10 pass the plough twice through each turrow,
theowing the ground from the corn to the centre
Of de farrow. 1t ought, after a few days. to fol-
lew the harrow, and is much more useful than the
slough as well a great saving of labor, because
h is necessary 10 20 only once between the rows of
corn. 1t cuts as deep the corn plough and
pulverizcs the soil much better. Il tears up and
trings to the surface the roots % grass which the
Plough only covers, and h. adapting the width of
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EsSSs q. ~, H..

IA The subscriber having determined 10 sell
IsssM his Land good bargain may be had in the
-tlact and well known stand rs a House OF En-
ter'ahm'nt' where he now lives in Campbell county.
Immediately ON the road leading from Iynchburq 10
HALIFAX Courthouse, &c. There are abont Five
Hundred Acres IN the tract the Houses are commo-
dlons WITH large Smiths shop, and a new aud CON
Yenlent Country Store House, As persons WISHING
TO purchase VIII want To see for themselves, it is
deemed unnecessary to say more than | am deter
mined to sell, and will do so upon terms accon,ro-
dating to the purchaser. DAVID HERNDON.
July 20
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Land and Negroes for Sale.

RA virtue OF deed of trust, executed to the
- subscriber, by William NJ. Burwcll, BEARING
date the 10Th November, 1884, and of record in
the clerk 5 office for the Hastings CourtofLyncb-
burg, and also IN the clerks office for the comfy
oil cumberland, shall proceed to sell to the hiqb
est bidder, for cash, at Cumberland court-bnn>c
on Monday, the 2ithof August next, tina, beno
court day' a certain parce! or tract of LAND. w.
my my IN 'no county oil Cumberland, containing two
hundred acres, more or less it being the tract ON
which Miller Woodson now lives and f.,,,'.l,
owned by him, within one mile of the conrt-bonsc
And also, at the same time and place, three Ike
y young NEGROES, viz: Clemcntina. Eliza
Amy
shall convey such title as is vested in M, b,
sad traS, iced only. ~ ID BURTON.
July 80
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July %
MIR. WILLIAM WIN, executor of Racha,

MIR. WILLIAM WYNN, executor of Rachael
vi Younger, Samuel Younger, cAecutoro Tho
mas Younger, aud in ms own right, John / Palmer,
executor of John Smallmrn, Thomas Smallmen,
William Smallmcn. Andrew Smallmen, Alexander
s'mallmcn, and Burwell Peak and Hannah his wife,
Joseph ounger, Armistcad Bomar and Elizabeth his
wife YOU the SAID Armiscad Bomar and Elizabeth
his wife and Joseph Younger, who reside out of this
Commonwealth,-you thu above named parties, will
take notice. that Halt Courthouse, the 2lth
dav of August next. and not on that day, then the
next day after, the place, and on the 10Th of
the same month, and II rot taken ON that, then the
next dav, at the house oil Thomas Younger, IN the
county of laliax. shall take the dispositions OF Sc
vera witnesses, TO be read as evidence in the triad OF
the suit in chancery, Low depending IN the circuit
superior court of law and ehanccry for the county Of
Halifax, in which Dolly Light, and John Nmn and
Lucy his WIFE formerly Younger, John franklin and
Rebecca his wife, formerly Younger plaintiffs
and Won are defendants.
Yours, &c.
HoLLY LIGHT
JOHN WYNN,
JOHN FRANKLIN.
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EDR $.kkE.

MY House and Lot, in the town of Liberty, on a
vi credit OF one, two and three years, which |
now occupy, situated IN the said town. The House
contains three rooms below and three rooms above
stalrs all having ffcplaces There is the Lot an
excellent Well Ice House. Office and other neces-
Sary houses. JOHN RICH tRDSON.
Liberty, Aug. tbs