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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-11
June I6.

NJ EYSVIlLE FOR SOLICITATIONS of LEADING
EA retired life, offer for sale this eligible and
healthy situation, 10 miles of Charlotte Court
House, so miles from Richmond &c miles from Lynch
burg 60 from Petersburg and so below Danvle stu
ated at the junction of public roads which makes il
as good stand for public business any in Virginia.
The Tract contains 455 most of which is wood
having it large Tavern house, with the advantage
of most excellent well OF water, so constructed with
a pump TO make it convenient both to the Tavern
and stable. On the premises several private houses
suitable for mechanical and professional men, together
with good store house, it being first stand for
mercantile business. Also two wheelwrigi shops and
two smith shops. There be better stand found
for either of the above occupations. The stand as
Tavern is we'll known to travellers and western traders
and the whole there be situation dcsira
BILE than keysve for any gentleman wishing engage
n public business. There also the premises a
Wool Card5sg Machine and Cotton Gin we'll fixed in
spacious house, and in good order. of these
machines can always get employment during the
for carding For the last years this machine has card
ed 5000 lbs wool each season
parcel of land included in the above, running up to
Keysvlle, having il a dwelling house wheeiwright
and smiths shop would be sold separately if desired
The terms of sale will be made accommodating, as am
disposed to live private life. If not sold privately
before the 18th day of October it will be offered
on that day publicly Gentlemen invited call and
examine for themselves.
THOS. F. MERRYMAN.
July "a 1895 DIN
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EP IGGHM Ni ACADEMY BY direction Of the


edmond ACADEMY BY direction Of the
HN Trustees, give public notice that they will pro.
eeed on the 18th day Of August next, TO choose a
Teacher for the English Department in said Institution
In the English school To be taught Grammar
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Geography the Elements
Of history and Chronology, Logic, Rhetoric and Com
position.
The fixed compensation 70 the Teacher is $3.50 per
annun, besides reasonable fee from each pupil to be
hereafter determined by the Trustees II Is believed
that the salary and fees together will amount to not ss
than $ll00 or $1,000 per annuin.
The trustees 70 the public that they have
engaged the services Of Socrates Maupn ESD as Prin
c'pai and Of Rowland Reynolds, ESQ. Teacher in tie
academy tho FIRST will take charge Of the school Of
msthematics and Of Natural Philosophy and Chemis.
ny and tic last, The school Of Ancient Languages
Smbracing Latin and Greek, with Roman and Greek
History, Geography and Antiquities
he Trustees reierae the confident expectation that
the institution will open the first Of October next
ne undersgncd, expecting to be absent from the
City, communications the subject Of Che situation Of
leacher N the English Department, will be addressed
post paid 70 "rhe Trustees Of the Richmond Academy
WYNDHAM ROBERTSON.
President Of Me Hoard.
bfhe Nouona Intogcncer win copy tho above twice weok
Tor two weeks and forward their collection
<uy ~ 23-td
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HID ULLSKIN FOR SALE.-The subscriber is au-
D horised TO sell the above valuable Tract of Land
in Jefferson county Virginia, belonging the heirs of
situated in the fertile part o. the Valley of Virginia.
on both sides of the Shenandoah River. The Buskn,
nevernilng stream, through il, and affords
immense water power, which be readily applied for
milling or manufacturing purposes. The above
contains about 1880 acres, than five hundred of
which, heavily tmbered and large portion of the
remainder is in clover 1t is hut IL miles above
Harpers Ferry, and five from Charestown, the county
town of Jefferson, between which place and Baltimore
there will be in few months direct communication
by of the Winchester and Potomac and the Bal
timore and Ohio Rail Roads. The improvements
the property consist Of commodous overseers house
and Kitchen smoke house, dairy barn. corn house. close
stables for sixteen horses sheds negro houses The
land will be shewn any wishing purchase, by
Mr.. William Jenkins the premises. Application by
letter To be made the subscriber The title undoub
ed, and i'll all respects satisfactory.
j. c. r. TAYLOR
Near Berryoile, Frederick County, ia
June l6.
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July "a, 1885.

EHLOODED STOCK FOR SALE.-For the pur-
a D pose ofreieving myself once from debt and
embarrassment and of discharging heavy obligations
imposed by the kindness of friends who generously re-
lieved me from difficulties which had unexpectedly to
encounter, and which of justice and proprety
teaches me should remove without waiting for com
pulson, shall SELL during the week of the Tree Hill
Fall Races, which will commence Tuesday, the
day OF October next my whole stock of Horses
embracing by estimation, something like fiftv or six
ty thousand dollars worth including Gohanna in whose
praise is needless to speak since his produce proved
winners last Spring. nearly every race course of
distinction where they appeared viz at Fairfield Tree
Hill, Washington, Baltimore, and at both meetings
over the Union Course, Long Island and whose colts
in greater demand and selling at higher prices
than any other horses known TO the subscrber-As for
example, Julian the winner of the Jockey Club purses
mile heats, at Washington and New York, for whom
Col Johnson several times refused 600 last Spring:
Lucy Ashton that is held and expected to be sold at
50 900; Veto the winner of the New York stakes that
could not appreheDd, be bought for less than S. 900
besides many Others that large offers varying from
81 500 to $4,000, have been made for and in most in
stances refusedalso, La Fayee, Rolla Douglass and
many other stations, brood colts hllics Sc which
there neither time nor space here TO specify 1t is su
Gent to say that such Stock offered before
at public sale; together with my whole stable now in
training; including TobnccoDist the most spe ndd look
ing Stallion ever beheld, Reuben Glcnroy Resale
SomeTs, Richmond, Aradne, Molly Wad a 3 wear old
Flly Of great promises full sister RolIa and Reuben
Glenroy now engaged i'll swecpsakc in Baltimore ~
subscribers, $500 each $l0O forfeit and another of ST.
not be exchanged for any other in either stake.
As it is expected that this advertisement will draw
!age concouIse OF gentlemen from distant States whom
~ would be highly improper and ungcnerous 10 disap
point the s0bscrber pledges himself that the sale shall
be peremptory and posipOnement except on account
of weather need be aPPrehcnded for although he parts
reluctantly with his property which has already proved
profitable (as much of it as) and which is daily in
creasng in value yet, his mind has been brought con-
clUsiveiy TO the sacrifice rather than continue under the
obligations which have rested his shoulders for the
last several years.
The terms will be cash but any gentleman can be ac-
commodated with reasonable aud liberal credit by
making the paper satisfactory, and paying interest on
the amount for the time JNO. M BOJTS
August d. 0c Go,
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ed for sale, Thursday, the Goth day Of August,
at the town of New Market in the county of Nelson, Va,
very valuable tracts land lying in said county belong
ing to the estate of Zacaria Nev deceased One tract,
Bonar, the former residence of DIR Geo. Cabcll, jr,
deceased lying James River, about mile from the
town OF Warninster, containing $40 acres, large pro-
portion OF which is foogroUnds of first and second quail
W well adapted to the culture of tobacco corn and heat
about one half of this tract is still in woods, and well
hmbcred The other tract, " Locust Grove the for
incr residence of the late Zacharah Nev deceased,
lying on the main road leading from Thomas Ford
kock Fish River to Lovingston, about nine miles from
the latter pace, five miles Northwest of Wurminsier,
aud about the same distance from New Market and Va
rely Mills Iis tract contains 66S acres about 200
acres OF which cleared alage portion of the balance
is line tobacco land, and well tiinbcred.
About one-thrd of the purchase money will probably
be required and the balance made accommodate the
purchasers but the terms will be particularly made
known on the day OF sale. Those inclined purchase
wall ct course view the premises previous the day Of
SAFE (and are respectfully invited to do SOY They
either OF the above tracts of Land, will he shown at any
ti'ne by Jas l. Nevil, residing the Bonair
Possession will be given to the purchaser purchasers
immediately after the sale, for the purpose of seeding
crop OF whea. in good tme and full possession of the
whole premises or before the FIRST of January next
BY THE LEGATEES.
August 4. 26-tds
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A BOARDING HOUSE, near the Unirersify of VIZ.
1 "a nio, far Rent--A large and conmodious building
Of twenty three rooms besides apartments in the base
commodate such boarders o the number of % or 30
as are permitted by the enactments reside beyond the
Of the University, within 500 yards Of the Rotunda
Possession TO be given the 9TH September next lie
time at which the course of studies the University
will recommence. For terms, apply to the subscriber
near Wnnsville = o., Fluyanna county or Aexandef
Garrett Esq in Charlottesville who win show the pre-
misses, and IS authorised 10 bargain for the same.
AMTANTED, a Miller, who can come well recon
w mendcd for his qualifications in grinding rood
corn meal and making fstrate four who ssober honest
attentive and industrious viii with employment
IN Mil about 80 miles above Richmond on James Ri
yer. single man is preferred. An early application
is requested. ENQUIRE at ms C6f1e
Aug7 27--N
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE.--A General Meeting Of the Upper Apo
IN mattox Company, will take place in Farmvie, on
1hursdc; the Sd day of September The Meeting
will take place at George r. Jefres' Tavern, nj -
o'clock. The object of this meeting is, to arrange plan
of operation in the newly authorized improvement of
the II is wished that all the subscribers TO the
stock may be present. represented by proxy 1t
is also desired that all books of subscription TO the
etock be kept open until that day. when they will be
wanted at the General Meeting.
RICHD. N VENABLE,l
THO. A. MORTON, c..,,,
JAMES MADISON, (S"Pe'"''s.
NATHL. e. VENABLE,
August H. 2S-wtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-11

BE D. GWATHMEY, OF Norfolk and ROBERT
d 10 H. TOMPKINS, of this City, have entered into
Copartncrshp, under the firm of GwATHmEY s. ToMP-
KSs, for the transaction of General Commission bust
ness at Mobile Alabama, 10 be commenced in the month
Of October next They tender their services to their
friends and the public generally, and will endesvor to
give satisfaction to all who may nrust their interests to
them. ~ b. GWATIIMEY,
Richmond, August 7, 1895 9zHI2t
kgFEREScEs--R Richmond, Messrs Rogers, Harrison
q Cray H. q T. Gwahmey Norfolk, Mr. Samuel
ID Kawlins. Pefersburg Messrs Mofdeca 81 Osborne
IDafynr, " c., MIR. + s. Marshall. Edeaton, " C.
Messrs. liaughtin a. Booth, Joseph b. Skinner, Esq
Joseph H. Skinner, Esq, Dr. James Norcom Pin.
mouth, ~ c., Messrs. J. g. a. w. X. Norcom. Taybo-
rough, ~ C., Messrs X. q S. d. Gotten. Murtrees6o-
rough, ~ C., mesTs. Souihall q Johnston Weidon
NJ T., messrs. Watt d Smith Charleston, S. c. Mr.
benjamin r. Smith sIcssrs. Cheesborouph & Montgo.
mery Sarannah, Ca, VIM. Castor, Esq, Joseph Cum
ming, Esq. augusta, Ga, MIR. II. II. Musgrove. M
eon, Gu Mcssrs Hamilton & Hayes
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SNOWDEN FOR SALE-For sale the Tract of
- Land called Snowden, in the county of Goochland
on which Mrs. Nancy Harris lives lying on James
River, and adjoining Goochand Courthouse In this
Tract there are, according To survey made few days
since, nine hundred and six acres, of which hun
dred and fortynne and half River and thir
ty acres Creek low grounds and one hundred and Sc
twenty-five woodland. Any person wishing to pur
chase will of course examine the land but for IFS qua
lily well for terms of sale reference may had to
Messrs Richard Sampson, Of Goochand, and William
Finne, of Powhatan, or to myself
Juy3 [I7--tf] GEORGE w. HARRIS
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HRELL TAyERN.-Thc subscribers respectfully in
~ form their friends and the public generally that
they have leased for term Of years the Bell Tavern
which viii be opened for their reception on Monday the
9th July; and knowing the meritcd and invdioU cha
racier universally imputed to it, they are admonshed
that they will have TO uniiring perseverance and in
dicious management TO councract the prevailing preiu
dices, and TO afford comfort and satisfaction They take
vast deal Of pleasure in mentioning that the hitherto
uninyting and comfortless condition Of the Bell and its
apPurenenccs which promised much dissatisfaction
and withheld and embarrassed that prosperity locality
so eminenty merits, has been superseded by many desi
rabe and valuable improvements indicative Of better
times, and which will almost enable them 70 pledge ene
satisfaction 70 those with whose company they may be
favored.
We have experienced osters Our stables will bc well
supplied with all kinds Of grain and forage
WILLIAM WASHINGTON
WILLIAM TALfAFERRO
July D. lO--G
NIOTICE. - w KNAPP and A. r. PRESTON
- have associated with them in business Samuel
Christian, r, from and after the 18th inst The firm
Will be continued heretofore under the STYLE Of Knapp
Preston a Co +. w. KNAPP
A. b PRESTON
s. p CHRISTIAN
Richmond, July 20, 1895. EFT
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Lancaster, Hecnby s. Co..

aUCTIoNEERs .sNI} coiMIssI0Jv MERCHaNrS,
a kFFER for sale in store:
~ 400 hhds, st. Crox p Rico and New Orleans
Sugar, part PRIME
90 tierces clarified do
200 boxes and bbls double, single, and No.
refined loaf do
100 100 p bbs Porto Rico Lagnira, Hnvannah, Rio,
90 tierces and old Mocha Coffee,
100 hhds and terces N Orleans Molasses,
QUO sides sole Leather,
1000 bags Shot
20 600 lbs cotton warns Clarkes Moncbcs,cr Factory
go . and 10 attybOxes, gunpowder, Imp. and Y.
Tyson Teas.
90 bags cloves and race Ginger
lOO half boxes Y 10 Glass,
10 bales Glue
1900 kegs Western Lard
20O barrels No. cut and family roe Hcrrings
$50 do. prime Pork,
800 kegs Nails
800 quarter boxes Cigars
30 boxes Soap and Candles
10 hhds. Stone Ware,
! do. Madder,
20 half pipes pure Cognac Brandy,
do. Holland Gin,
.d 10 Puncheons Jamaica and Antigua Rum,
800 barrels Creole do.
6sif pipe pipes Fine old Madeira Wine,
i, : s b. s. RE L e. x;;;;s';s pure
casks Clarct do.
do. Port, very superior,
100 hampers Champagne, imported direct
90 old Hook,
20 do. superior Madeira
find hare Gfoat, daily expected,
5000 bags Rio, i.aguira, and st. Domingo Coffee,
% bales old Mocha do
l60 hhds. St Crox and Porto Rico Sugars
ITO boxes and bbls. Candy & Lowering and Beeher's
steam refined loaf do.
$50 packages Louisiana steamcfned loaf and clarified
ditto,
500 sacks Liverpool filed Salt,
e & B BSS' DO prm., DID, Sicily, Madeira Wine.
go Indian bbls
Aug. A. 26--l0t
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~ O'TlCE.-The parties interested in the preceding
1v Order of Court, are hereby notified that have APP
pointed the twenty first day OF October next for the
Element of the account therein ordered which day,
in Amelia county at nine clock, A. NJ, with such ac
counts vouchers, and other papers, they file
FABIUS LAWSON, Com'r.
Au0 IL 09-wdw
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"a AND FOR SALE--For sale, Tract of Land on
n Little Roanoke Creek, in the county of Charlotte,
containing about $40 acres.
The Land offered for SALE part of the Tract upon
which Thomas T. Bouldin, deceased, resided, and lies
on the waters of Little Roanoke, four miles South of
Charlotte Court House, and thirty miles from Farmve,
bounded by the Lands of James w Bouldin, VIM. D..
Green, and MIR. Randoph's Bushy Forest estate, &c.
About $50 of the Tract well tmbered wood land
of fine quality and the remainder (of which l2O is
bottom Land rich and fertile any in Virgna) is in
good heart and very productive large Canal, ave-
raging from 90 TO 30 feet in width through the low
grounds, carrying the entire stream
may add that there is no out Land, nor indeed
CALLED spot on the Tract, any part of it sufficient
y rolling render the hillside ditch necessary in cul-
tyation. The Land will be shewn, or any information
given to persons wishing to purchase, upon application
TO the subscriber at Charlotte Court-hous
August il. T2S-2tsl WOOD BOULDtN.
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further description of thc.land and terms of sale
will be given by application to my son, d. $. Wool.
bridge, Of Manchester the subscriber lviag on the
premises. SPENCER WOOLDRIDGE
July H. 2I-wf
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MEHIA COUNTY, JUNE COURT rSiSOn mo-
IN tsshFof Benjamin w Fnney- Ordered, That Mas.
ter Commissioner Fabius Lawson proceed to examine
state and settle the account of William Finney, decd
late Executor of William Gibbs decd and make report
thereof to the Court. Copy-Teste,
]. T. LEIGH Clerk
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Eclipse

KWILl. stand this spring Qo35) at my son, Edward
w Johnson in the county of Dinwiddie 80 miles
south OF Petersburg and lo miles north of Brunswick
Courthouse. Immediately the old stage road and
now at his stand ready to Mares hundred
dollars the payable the 10th day of July next
when il will expire.
Monsieur 1oNsoS will stand this spring at my son.
George w. Johnson's, in the county of Chcstcrield
within one mile Of Moody stavern lc miles front Peters
burg, and % miles from Richmond and is now there
ready to mares sixty dollars the season. payable
on 10Th July next, when it will cnd 800 insure
mare in ioa payable she known TO in foa
or parted With one dollar to the groom for each
Pasturage at both places very excellent and very ex-
rnsve, gratis Every will be taken to prevent
cidents but liability for any that may happen Ser
wants sent with either horse, boarded without
charge, and mares will be fed at % cents Il day.
Both these horses in the finest health and vigor
and they are remarkably foa-gettcrs; 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 the very
high prices indeed at which they selling well
known, say, $1,000, 5,000 6000, 000 TO- eco; and in
instance, $751; 900 was given for years old which
is the highest price have known a horse to COM
mand in America. w. r. JOHNSON
Feb. II. 94-tf
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.rE.sR Cka 3, asa5.

WIN nave all the information necessary for further acton,
~ contrary to the expectations of Minister at Paris
further acticn should be requrcdand to the disposal OF
an overrung Providence In respectfully submitting
these views OF the question: the undersigned will only
add us closing sentiment that they fully concur in what
y oeleve to be the unanimous opinion of the present
Congress- that the Treaty of the 4ihcf July 1881 should
DC maintained, and lis execution insisted at all a-
Yards and SUCH they doubt not is the ofthc whole
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The enquirer published twice week. generally, aai
times week during the session OF the State icgsaufe,-
the heretofore, Five Dollars able IN all
Notes OF chArtce banks (ony) viii be
cevei IN payment The Eors viii the SAFETY OF remit
mail; being
No will be discontinued, discretion OF the
Il itors until all afrcnIasrs have been paid
Whoever will the payment of nine papers, shall
have the tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
each continuance
50 No Advertisement inserted unt has either been pad Tor
asshnel by persoa in this city or it, environs
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AW NOTICE.-FosrAISE IL. PErris late of
M Orange county. having located in the city of New
York IN the practice of Law respectfully tenders his pro-
essona services to his old Virginia friends and fellow
citizens generally Being generally known through the
State, he deems references unnecessary All business
communications to him addressed postpaid, will receive
prompt and faithful attention
n Il. Persons in the South, who have. may hercaf
ter have runaway slaves suspected be in either New
York or Philadelphia, may find it their advantage to
send mnutcy descriptive communication postpaid as
above September 70 40 I'm,
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Up lCH AND RARE, ('oeekiyO-With the opening
n y of navigation. the subscriber will commence
his regular receipt Of SaPe and Fancy Spring and Sum
7aer DRY GOODS; and his arrangements are such in
choice selection, to warrant Ills assuring families
and others visiting this city, that they be at all times
furnished with whatever is decidedly and desiraJo
or Jnney, as well as complete assortment Of staple
housekeeping articles.
Great attention paid to Linen Goods-say shifting,
shceng, and table lincn-silks, ginghams and other
new.stye wear for the season Spring shaws and hand
kerchies, in variety; extremely beautiful and new
Summer wear for gentlemen; umbrellas stocks bo
SONS, &c
Country merchants will find it to their account. in
giving me look. Orders promptly and carefully at
tended to- THO. Il. PRICE.
Richmond, Feb 10. g3-2aw4w