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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-24

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E AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber offers his tract
H Of land IN Hanover, Hanover town. for sale,
consisting Of about four hundred acres which is well
adapted to wheat clover, and plaster comfora-
bic dwellng-housc and all the necessary out houses
This farm is ~ high state Of improvement and in my
belief in Of the best ncghborooda in the county
He deems unnecessary 10 say any thing more as he
presumes one would purchase without first viewing
j. WIN. IT, G. LUMPKIN
Feb IL 90-w6w
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February 81.
JAMES RIVER AND KANAwHA COMPANY.

a T meeting of the James River Company, I ues-
IA dag the 10th day of February, 1885
ReSoteed, That communications be forthwith address,
ed to the several Commissioners appointed open books
of subscription to the James River and Kanawha Com
pany requesting them to the of each subsc-
Der, fhe should have been omitted be entered
on the books opened by the Commissioners by such sub
scrbe or 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
soners, and transmitted to the Second Auditor with
little delay possible.
esoted That the Agents appointed to receive the first
insalment said be requested TO co-ope
rate with The Comnssioners in eeetng the object of
the foregoing resolution.
feS0tced, That the said Commissioners and agents. be
also informed that any necessary expense incurred by
them in having the subscribers entered afore
said and the books duly certified, will be betrayed by
this Board.
A true copy. J. BROWN, JR
Feb. u [90-6tl Second AlditOr.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

EDIECE GOODS, cheap for cesl-Or short, dpprored
IN credu.-HESRY PANsoN, No. z, Hanover St, near
the Post Ohce, NEW YORK respectfully soci,s the
patronage of those Country Merchants who making
their purchases of staple Dry Goods with cash short
such, and is determined offer them goods at snc prices
rs will make il object for them to pa;ronisc him.
His stock comprises general assortment of foreign
and domestic staple Dry Goods
Feb. 81. 95-2m
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VALUABLE PowHATAN LAND FOR SALE

VALUABLE POWHNTAN LAND FOR SAFE
To be sold at private sale the Of land IN Pow
haton county, formerly the property Of Mr. Henry An
derson 10 supposed 90 contain about twelve hundred
and thirty is situated the north side Of the main
buckingham road. and on the winters Of Deep Crock
This property viii be sold liberal credit II in the
neighborhood Of John W Nash. ESQ., and DR.. William
Crump both Of whom well acquainted with the land
and give information to any person DESTROYS TO pur-
chase For terms, apply at the Farmers Bank Of Virginia
Nov 9th. 1881. Ss-,rtf
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THNIIE IMPORTED HORSE FYLDE, will make
N his next season az the farm of Robt c. Williamson,
miles north Of Richmond, and Immediately ON the
Brooke Turnpike leading TO Fredcrcksburg-P articu-
iaTsin future advertisement IJan 81 14-2awtf
RUCEPHALUS makes his next Spring season at Tie
IN . Deep-Ruu CoaPits, in llenrc) county and every
ninth day he will be at Mr.. William McGruders house
m Powhaan county, on the Buckingham road, half a
mile above Hopkinsylllc tavern. Particulars in time
Feb b Gs6-w3wl ZACH McGRUDER.
HHATCHERSYILLE FOR REN1.--To be rented
N ~ Tor one or more years that valuable and well
known Iavern the Halfway. bouse, Che Turnpike
road, between Manchester and Petersburg, and if
CURED as much land thereto adjoining will be sui-
cien to employ three four labourers The situation
IS high and uncommoniy heaithy-the buildings, which
arc sufficient for all the purposes Of Tavern i'm good
repair with large and fertile garden The advantages
attached to this stand nuincrous-there is Post
Office at thc place and the stages stop there every day
to deliver and receive Che mailIn short it is the only
house between Manchester aud Petersburg suited for
public accommodation, and If well kept, will no doubt
receive considerable public patronage For iesms, ap-
ply to Richard cregorg who authorised 70 rent the
same. SALLY HATCHER.
February ~ 90 --w4w
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THE IMPORTED HORSE
G,Earns

TENHiS most splendid racchorse and stallion COM
IA ncnccd his first season at my stable, at Charlotte
s , va on tue list day OF February 1882 at
time the expires$l00 the insurance. TO be paid
as soon as IT is ascerained that the mare is with foal
(parng with the before that fact for
ieIts the insurance. Any gentleman becoming respon-
slole Tor or putting mares shall pay for only. In
every case 81 will be required to the groom Good and
extensive pasturagc will be furnished gratis and mares
well fed with grain at % per day if required
Servants with mares will be boarded gratis All possible
pains will be taken prevent accidents or escapes but
viii not be liable for any that may occur
FEB Ia 92-wu WYATT CARDWELI..
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H1ALUARLE GLOuCESrER LAND fn

VALUABLE GLOUCESTER LAND far Sale
v BY virtue of decree of the Circuit Superior
nounced at October Term, 1884, in therein de-
pending between George T. f. Lonnier * Co., plaintiff,
and Warner L.. Oliver and others defendants; will be
exposed TO sale by auction, for cash. ut Gloucester
Courthouse, the first Monday in March next, (being
Court day) that beautiful and valuable Estate, called
Violet Bank, the residence of the late Thomas b. Fox,
decd This estate lies Immediately ON Poropotank
creek, and within milo of York River and of course it
is very convenient to the oyster trade, which is carried
six hundred of Land perfectly level and is beev
ed TO be well tnbered the banks of the creek there
are inexhaustble beds of mari and shells The inn
provements consist of spacious brick mansion with
every other house necessary for the farm all of which
believed to be in good repair This land will be sold
subject to the right of dover therein OF the widow of
Thomas b Fox with this exception the title isdcerncd
good, but deed with special warranty only, will be
made 10 the purchaser.
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ElcIilpSc

NETILL stand this spring Qs35) at my son, Edward
Wv Johnsons, in the county of Dinwidde, 30 miles
south of Petersburg and 8 miles north of Brunswick
Courthouse, Immediately the old stage road, and is
now at his stand, ready to mares, hundred
dollars the payable the 10th day of July next
when it will expire.
MONSIEUR ToNsoN will stand this spring at my SON.
George w. Johnsons, in the county of Chesterfield
within mile of Moodys tavern I5 miles from Peters
burg, and % miles from Richmond, and is now there
ready to sixty dollars the season. payable
ON 10th July next, when it will end s 100 to insure n
mare in foal payable she is known be in foa
or parted with; dollar 10 the groom for each
Pasturage at both places very excellent and very ex-
ensvc gratis. Every will be taken to prevent
cidcnts but no liability for any that may happen Ser
wants sent with to either horse boarded without
charge, and mares viii be fed at - cents day.
Both these horses in the finest health and vigor
and they remarkably foal-geters; they have
been both often advertised in the Turf Register and
elsewhere that their characters the characters of their
get the great performances of their colts and the very
high prices indeed at which they selling well
known, say, $4,000 5000 1000, ,OO0 OO coo; and in
one instance $4,000 given for years old which
Is The highest price have known n horse to com
mand in America w. II. JOHNSON
Feb u. Off
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MD OBINSON'S PRACTICE, Won 2d.--In reply to
A0 the numerous enquiries for this Work, the subscr
Der deems 1t proper to state that although the of the
Second Volume has been for tune printed, month
or two will yet capse before it's publications This delay
Is necessary for the purpose Of completing the Index
wbchiti found will require more time than antic
pated. So soon as the Volume is published, notice will
be given Il. L. SMITH.
February pa 95-tf
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lVH has just received great variety of Mlo and
fashionable Msc, consisting of Songs, Airs Marches
and arrangements from the most 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 Vions Flutes Cioro-
NETS &c, which will be disposed of the favor
able terms II Orders from the country will with
prompt attention.
p s. The New Publications received regularly soon
after they appear in the Northern Cities.
Feb 10. S0-H
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a fATAWBA GRAPE am authorized to sell l5.-
a. 600 Catawba Grape Vines and three years old
raised in this neigborhood Specimens of Wine made
from this justly celebrated Grape, may be at my
store, opposite the Columbian Hotel. Richmond
January ~ [s3-tfl ID. ANDERSON, in.
aTt AttDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS.-,Thc sub
NJ scriber has received a full supply Of the above
Seeds Warranted genune from those celebrated seeds
men, ID. g. 9. Landrcth 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; carly blood turnp Beet early yellow do, long
blood red do French sugar amber do manecl wurlze
do large purple cape Broccoli; early York Cabbagc
large York do Philadelphia do, early Batlcrsea ear
ly sugarloaf, large drumhcad large Bergen, green
glazed red Dutch green globe Savoy green curlcd
Savoy; white solid Celery red do long orange Car
rot Altringham do, broad-lcavcd garden Cress car
y frame Cucumber long pricScd do, carly cluster do
Gherln green curlcd Endve, early golden Sioux Corn
Scsia Lettuce large cabbage do. ice do brown Dutch
nutmeg Melon. Green citron do. Murruy's pine apple
do, Watermelon, purple Egg Plant white Mustard
large Nassurtium white Portugal Onion, yellow do sill
skin do, red annual do Okri, Landreh extra early
Peas, carly six weeks do early frame do early Washing
ton do, Bishops carly prolific dwarf green imperial
large manowiat; long smooth French Parsnip curled
Parsley; OK heart Pepper. large cheese Pumpkin, field
do carly scarlet short top adish long salmon do long
white summer do cherry scarlet do white turnip do
Rhubarb; Spinach round and prckiy orange waricd
squash. white Canada do Satisfy or vegetable Oyster;
Tomato Sage early white Dutch rurnp red top do yell
low Aberdeen do globe do rutabrga do. potato Onion
sets, top or tree do, svcrshin do.
o. Orders receiycdio for Grape Slips, and Ornamental
and Fruit Trees WIN. PALMER.
January y. e2-2awIf
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AUG. l.. DABNEY, &c.,
THO. G. AMORY, S;nnn-
WIN II ROY siohet

INVALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE-The sub
scrlber, intending TO remove to the South, offers
his valuable LOT at Madison Court House, for sale.
The buildings consist of Dwellng-house, kitchen,
two store houses (Which alone for the interest of
the amount asked for the whole cstablishmet and
Offices The stores and Offices in the best situations
in the town for business and always in demand The
Lot contains ono acre-half of which is in garden,
which is very productive The yard is large and we'll
shaded with handsome trees and ornamented with shrub
berry. There fine fruit trees the Lott
will also sell Of the purchaser should desire m my stock
OF medicines, shop furniture, &c, at very reduced
price Negroes will be taken in payment, if it would
better suit the of the purchaser For terms
apply to the subscriber the premises.
VIM. G.. THORNTON.
February 81. 94-2aw2w-ws5w
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a DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-AIl persons in
IA debted to the estate of GaJiand H. SfifchcH late
merchant of Richmond deceased, hereby notified and
required to make immediate payment the undersgncd
And all pef-os having claims against the estate will
present them, duly authenticated, for payment
JAMES RAWLINGS, administrator
Of GaJland IT. MITCHELL deceased
November %. 5S-3m
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THVHE celebrated imported Stallion AUTOCRAT
"a viii stand next az Nr. Keys stable Leon
wdstown, ST Mays county. Maryland. Autocrat has
proven to be remarkably 6algecr and his colts
arc large and handsome. II. a. TAYLOE
tcb.J. S7-St
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FE7ECUM SEH.-A great grand son old Bedford aud
M of old Diomed, will be let to mares the ensuing
at price below the very low price of last SEA-
son Tecumseh measures very nearly, if not fully 5
feet inches high, and possesses uncommon power lie
rs much improved since last He will probably
stand at the Bull Church and Chesterfield or Fall Mills
IN Caroline, and at Doct Taylors, in Hanover in add
ton to the stands he made last year. my stables aud
in Louisa and Caroline. Particulars in handbls
Feb. 81. [95-lu T. FONTAINE
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H1SDUCATl0N.--A yoaug Gsntiepau who can pro-
duce satisfactory testimonials of his ability teach
the Latin and English languages correctly and who
also produce testimony of his dcpornent can
find situation teacher in the neighborood of the
made to DIR. J. w. Register, or Samuel Il. Williamson
New Kent, Feb. 9. 90
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NBOrSPUR tie Sire Of Noacppo, will stand the en-.
n q suing season, at st. Lcger, (N1r John Ileths3
in the county Of Chestercld % miles from Petersburg
10 miles from Richmond, and miles south Of The Coal
Pits. Particulars will be given hereafter
Dee -. f7O--Ul JOHN B. CHRISTIAN.
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O. ALE OF THE ARABIAN HORSES-By drec-
~ ton of the Secretary OF State, under the authority
OF the President and in pursuance of resolution OF
both Houses of Congress- shall sell at public auction,
IN the city OF Washington the last Saturday of the
present month"; (oth inst the two splendid Horses
ceved as present by the Consul of the United States
at Iangicr, from the Emperor of Morocco.
From the great celebrity of the above beautiful and
valuable animals, gentlemen of the Turf and those de-
rous of improving the breed in this country can
expeetso fine an opportunity
Sale to commence at IL o'clock, NJ, in front Of the
Auction Warehouse of the subscriber on Pennsylvania
Avenue, between 10th and ] It'll streets
EDWARD DYER, .9uctr.
February "a g5-3t
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EN PORTER 81 CO. will take pleasure in accommo-
MZo dating their friends and the public during the
winter in their accommodation Coaches from Richmond
to Fredericksburg and Washington City. Seats taken
at the Stage Office, Eagle Hotel
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a TEACHER WANTED, to take immediate charge
IA of school in ncighborhood--a young man, who
understands teaching the English language in its various
branches with Arithmetic Board be obtained very
Convenient to the place of teaching. Enquire Spring
hill Post Office, Chesterfield county.
Feb II. 91-2aw2w
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"A AWRENCEYILLE RACES-The races over the
n Lawrencevile Course, for the Spring 1885 will
ecsplsnce the ifth day OF April next, and continue
four days.
First Day-Two sweepstakes, colt races; the first
$500 entrance, half forfeit, mile heats subscribers
and closed. The following the entries to wit:
o. p Hare, Tonson FLY, out Of Maj. Thomas Riley Is
mare.
r b storke, Daniel Dugger's g. c. by Medley, dam
by Virginian.
VIM NJ. West, full sister to Sir Walter Scott
John G.. Goodc.
Star.
John d. Maclin, s. C. by Timoeon dam By Hal
Second Sweepstake, 500 entrance, half forfeit to
close the first day Of March next, now several sub
scribers.
Seeond Day-Proprictors Purse, 5000, 2 mile heats,
entrance SIS.
Third Day.-Jockey Club Purse, 800, without dis
count 3 mile heats, entrance 500
Fourth Ddy.--A Handicap Purse S100 mile heats
the best three in five, entrance S25
il is necessary state that the race track has been re-
Gently very much improved having been tan-barked
around Litter and stables furnished horses gratis
The Proprietor having also had the stables for the horses
thoroughly repaired, will endeavor to give general salts
faction. THE PROPRIETOR.
February IL. Oft
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TUyO OWNERS OF SLAVES-A planter from the
a South wishes TO buy, for his erclRSire Serpice
from 80 TO 100 slaves, in families He would prefer
purchasing from more large shareholders, who
might be disposed TO sell out their entire stock the
following rates. viz third Cash, and the balance in
three instruments, negotiable paper ncccp
tances in New Orleans New York to 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
FALL at the option of the vender.
Letters, (postPaid) with description of the Negroes,
may be addressed to his agent
Jan. II. G79--tf ii. p CAVENDISH.
The Petersburg Constellation D0nvlc Observer Cupcpor
Gazette, Raleigh STANDARD, Fayetteville Observer Baltimore
Republican viii publish the above for six weeks, and
accounts TO this Office for collection.
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AUGUSTINE l.. DABNEY,
THOMAS g. AMORY,
WILLIAM III ROY
January 20. |

Jahuary 2U IeU-2awtdsI C0n'miSSionerS
u Since the date of the foregoing advertisement
Mrs Fox, the widow of Thomas b. Fox, dec ID hath de-
parted this lie consequently the purchaser of the land
above mentioned, will get immediate and absolute
title TO the whole estate. We are requested state
that the place contains about ESQ., of 600 of
land and in addition to this, there extensive Marshes
continuing several hundred acres Purchasers
invited TO view the premises.
AUG. l.. DABNEY, Commits
THO. G. AMORY, : ;nnn.n
VIM II. ROY, s'o0'S
QCy- The Whg and Norfolk Beacon,
week til day of sale aad forward their This oro
collection.
February 10. S9--tds
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RWR TAYLOE'S TYCHfcUS is To make Ills next
I'VE season at Lynchburg, under the management Of
Mr. G Il. LEg, who is well prepared to accommodate
any number Of mares. February g. s7-st
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FENO RENT-The house on L. street lately occupied
NJ by Mcssrs. Hall * Moorc-Also the house called
the Council Chanlber-Also the Island called Vauxha
Garden Enquire of Edward N. Allen, at the Richmond
Cofee-housc.
Any person in possession of Johnson's Lives of
the Poets, and the Ahambra, borrowed from the late
Richmond Library Society, will confer favor their
present owner, by leaving them at r. d. Sanxay Book
store. A. MAYO
February II. 0I-2aw1w
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Stick do the HHail.

NET beg leave to inform the public, that arrange
Wv ments for the transportation of the Mails, and
the accommodation of the traveller, that part of the
metropolitan Line, from Washington 10 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, have provided such
coaches horses and drivers WILL fatler ourselves,
command the approval of the public
Without any interference with Mail Line whatever,
enabled by the agency of our other daily line to
accommodate ourselves every day, during the
Steamboat navigation to the pleasure or engagement of
travellers.
We have undertaken this interesting and important
branch of the public service, with determination to
command the public support, By deserving Il; and we,
therefore, wish it distinctly understood that are by
NIGHT or by DAY, the publics obedient servants,
WM SMITH Il co.
~ For Sents. nnply nt the Eaole and Rnl Hninls
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The French &c vernment has issued ordinance
regulating the drties in the ports OF
reduction Of them being the order of the day FRO"
the Tariff the commerce with the u STAGES Is no.
teriaIly affect 3D. The Sugars exported from 1uaua
loupc and MI rnique free of duty, and in lieu there
Of duty of three per cent is laid on all fommod:t'es
imported om France. India handkerchies are AUNT.
ted thoF Islands, paying duty oil len francs
handkerc' lcfs.-D.
Rumo IS were current in New York on Friday that e1-
,ensiye spccuations in brandy were on foot The New
York Times says "Te person nancG as 'iG pne'ad,
ON oy French question, and has talked very confidently
Of ,acdc arrangement. 1t is probably all scandal as to
tb Il individual least for he is not person to look one
w. ,.ar rnw another This of runors will probably
m fife enough until the question is settled, and being for
the most part sc, on for mischief fun deserve We
~ little credit, Anxiety to the result Of the question
"a d,Iv brcomnu more earnest the report stated above
,y r taken rs spccirnen of its effects IL may be IN
trrrsns 10 state that the French ministry Aacc contc-
,,,,cy N exclamation in the nlcssagc.-B.
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onnonent who did not seem 10 be SO chuck full OF nS
Ar he pretended and nothing was said by any "a 'e
onrtv blu. we will Tomorrow --,us
Z Tomorrow came, and Col. M. was SO eNas Pe' 49,
ons the fellow who had made the threat, that ne tooA
Mains TO ascertain which his tract OF ianu' w" i
Reorganization ofbidding for it. When was pun up VIC
CnInc bid for it above the minimum price WheH Vo.
from the crowd roarcd OUT "who is that biuGnG asJ
me An answer promptly and as ioudiy rc'u u. ~
sJohn NJ of Virginia" The squatler hhu''s t.'u.
he had no child to deal with, abstainrd from any o
threats and Col NJ. became the purchaser "i te 'raS
which he would not have done but for the Du'iy lnPu
dent attempt Brighten Virgnan The success ., t ,hs
experiueut emboldrned another person "l'
vicinity TO bid for another tract, but II" so"hi VI.
transcend the minimum price than he was sul'ou.iue
nv band speradoes, who would perhaps have iisu
or killed him. had not the courageous firghai'S i'e
posed to save HIN. :, ,l J., ,oL.
Alcr the SALE the Colnncl went TO his Land 10 TAKE
posscssion and surprising it possible that the
mir resist his right by lurce, he took with nm ms ts
cnr of Virginians but squatter was TO be iouhe "
Knew too well what sort Of folks he had to deal wilt
The other poor fellow, however, who had ate"Pir" 10
hid was murdered few days afterwards, supposed 10 o
for his presumption in bidding for public land At puo
lie sale, which he had st much right to do as .hose
Who murdered him. The Colonel and his Virgin: riehn',
IN the other hand so Far from being attacked actually
became popular with the squat,ers, who treated te Il"
mark of respect Tor their cournge-Fhf. "'ir''e'