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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-05

o'"'''N ~ WIS "ii1' fN coie''ioh
NONPLUS viii make his first SEASON in America
at my "True-Blue Plantation IN St Matthew =
Parish, 30 miles below Columbia in the State of South
Carolina.
This stallion imported by myself, last Fall; and
Tor his pedigree, and performance whilst on the ENGLISH
turf see the sixth number vol 9th of skinner An,cri
can lur Register, for February, 1885. Nonplus was
bred by hr. Burton, gotten by CArr,S Ia fav6rite son
OF Golumpus by Gohanna and wasfoaled in the sprinp
Of 1924 II viii be BY reference to lis pcderce
and the Racing Calendar that he is nearly allied with
the best blood Of England and while on the course beat
many Of tie finest horses Of his day auong oilers.
Lord Fiizwillians Mulato (ialf brother to Nonplns
aud for whom four thousand gDneas were offered and
fciuscd0 the celebrated horses CRANKY and Medora
Lord kiiburne Purity and Action; Vanish Game Tia
and IarraTe md Laurel and Popsy (cclcbfaied sons of
Backlock) Aonplns probably sold oF more money in
England, than any horse ever imported into America
having been purchased when three years old by The
Duke Of Cleveland, at three thousand guincas Ills
colour rich bay. with black eos name and tail and
no white except bis two hind heels. lie is feet 10
inches high. with great muscular power and compact.
docile, ard finely tempered though very animated re
desersedly ranks amongst The stations of The bi0csi
character, and j. now ine health and condition For
The estimation IN which he is held by ic subscriber he
VIII only remark, That be has pot him this season all
nus finest mares. IN consequence Of tic great number
Of INC imported hOrsrg recently brought into the eon.
" the terms Of he present scason will be very low
$50 only payable when the season expires and 81 10
thc groom
Mares fed for 30 cents day and every attention paid
TO them, but DO liability for accidents
S Carolina, april o. ii5IG
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MH EXITING Of the Stockholders of Ririaond, Ere.
lVE deychsJury. and Potomac Rail. Road Company-At
meeting of the President and Directors the 10th Of
May, 1885, il was
Rcsoired That notice be published for one month,
that an annual meeting OF the subscribers of this Compa-
ny, will be held on the both day of June next at 10
clock at the Office Of the Rail Road Company con,igu-
Gus to the depot in the City of Richmond.
The proprictors of the stock at their annual meeting
are to elect President and five Directors And the pre-
svncc of proprctors entitled majority of all the votes
which could be given by all the Stockholders will be
necessary, cItiicr in person by proxy.
May %. 5Nt2oje
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2ssCSz.yO.v'1, T'SE<Gx.vY.9,
&tALE OF LOTS IN FARNIYfLLE.-On Thur

SSALE OF LOTS IN FARAiyiLLE.--On Thurs
~ day, the Both day OF July, 1885, will be Sold
ton in the Town OF Farnvillc, Ia hafacrc Lors and
fractional Lors, being addition the present plan
OF said Town. on the west side thereof Twelve months
credit viii be given, the purchaser giving cnupon The
LOTS and good and satisfactory personal security for the
purchase money.
JAMES MADISON,
MOSES TREDM AY, Trustees acting
ABRAHAM. vENABLE, undcr The act Of
GEORGE II. MOTLEY, the .assemtiy.
JAMES NJ JACKSON,
Mn.
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CIRCULAR,

To ne Presidents, Directors and Trustees Of The sorera
Colleges and 7cddcnies, and to The School
ers 81 e rs&pscrs Counties and Corporate 70,ens Of
The State
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-05

N Office 10 delinquent Stockholders in dc Richmond
lS Fredericksburg, and Potomac Rail Road Compaau.
At meeting Of the President and Directors, the 10Th
of May, 1886, il was
ReSoired, That the Treasurer, Immediately after the
10th day of June XXI, make out list of Stockholders
who shalrte failed to pay the required of them
and that he lay such list before the Board at It's FIRST
meeting thereafter in order that may be taken
for selling the shares of all stockholders so falling
Immediately after the 10th of June next application
viii he made to the Board of Public Works to pay one
fourth of>thc Commonwealth subscription and this
fourth cannot be obtained lcss t. pri-
vae subscriptions shall have been actually paid up
Stockholders will therefore perceive the necessity of
complying promptly with all the acquisitions Of the Prcsi-
dent and Directors WM. p. SHEPPARD
May -. Io-tlOJc] SccTctaru.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

INVALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.--Thc tract of
Land, lying in Fairfax county, Va called Ches-
nut Hill This tract contains 36l acres, of which 100
lcnst covered with wood valuable for mechanical
purposes and fuel IL situated about miles from
Alexandria, d. c., and the distance from Wash.
ngton City; both of which places convenient access
may be had by good Turnpike roads.Tlc improvements
consist of large frame house, beautifully situated, with
fac garden, comprising many varieties offut pump
of excellent water the house, and several ont build
ngs This farm is very desirable to any residing in
Washington Alexandria, who may want pleasant
and healthy summer Residences whilst TO any dis
posed TO attend the markets. il offers the greatest advan
agcs by proximity and easy the cities of the
District fine stream of water through the land
which is an excellent Mill Seat Title uncxcep tona
Bile Persons disposed to purchase, view the prci
scs at any time For terms address the subscriber at
Pkesville, Baltimore county, Md; apply to Mr.. Tho
Sandford of Alexandra, ID. c.
WILLIAM MAYNADIER.
June 5. 9--Ct
NJ OTlCETle subscriber wishes to sell his land. ly
70 ing in the county of Halifax Difficult Creek,
within six miles of the Court ousc and the dis
lance from Mount Laurel containing by the old survey
four hundred and iftythr and three-fourh is
we'll watered; containing about two hundred and thirty
of wood land is well adapted to The culture of
corn, wheat, oats and tobacco; comfortable dwelling
house and other tolcrably good houses &c. There is
attached to this land very valuable gris mill, lately
repaired, with two pair of stones. The mill is good for
hundred and forty fifty barrels of toll year.
The land, and its appurtenanccs will be shown to any
person or persons wishing to purchase by the owner
JAMES r. ROBERTS.
June 5. 9--I2t
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F. s. J. S. JAMES g. CO,
April IL [ll2-HI Market Square.

q X USTAYUS UPSON RICHARDS, Esq of New
Np York. became interested on the LIST February last
in the several businesses of r. & J. S. James e. Co Of
this City Il & J. $. James a. Go. Of the CITY of New
York, and Eward James & Co. of Petersburr Va-Mr
richards will be The resident partner in the City Of New
York
April IA. F&Js. JAMES q. Co.
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TINS farni new house. barn and other
snry out Persons wishing to purchase will di-
rect their letters to the Subscriber at Mansfield near
fredericksburg. WIN. BERNARD.
June2. S-iGt
VALUABLE CORN AND PLASTER MILL Fer
SALE OR LEASE.--This building is situated on
the south side of street, in the city Of Richmond
ana immediately adjoining the Basin of the James River
canal, from whence it draw an abundant and uni
form supply of water No mill surpass it in eligib
ty of situation 1t is built of aud brick 40 feet
square, stories high with Tin painted roof runs pair
stones feet diameter, of French burr all the inside
gcering of iron sets of elevators with and
tho materials Throughout of the best quality Ano
Their pair of stones may be added for being
reserved Tor themand pair for grinding plaster
in which large and lucrative business is done at parcu
lar seasons of the year
VIII sell the above, lease il for term of years
In the latter case good security will be required for the
punctual payment of the rent scni-a annually and for
Keeping the Mill in good order 1t will be finished and
ready for work in few weeks | will also sell some
very valuable Sirns for FAoroRIEs with abundant wa
ter,power adjoining the above have also some HORSES
aud Lors, in different parts of the City which am
willing to dispose of
Full particulars may be learned by applying at the of
flee OF The Galego Mills Il. J. CHEVALI.IE.
April e 1l6--tf
IA EGROESl NEGROES!i--I have stationed myself
IN at the Boingbrook Hotel i'm Petersburg TO buy
Negroes Persons wishing TO SELL either in Town or adj
joining counties, Wilde well give me call asI expect
TO pay Liberal prices for such likely both
from ~ To 3uIyears of age-Acchanics and house
servants in partcularAny information directed TO the
subscriber, will be attended TO promptly.
RICHARD II. BEASLEY
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Stick to the YEail.

M beg leave to inform the public that our arrange
w ments for the transportation of the Mails, and
the accommodation of the traveller that part of the
Metropolitan Line, from Washington to Richmond are
finished and complete.
Those arrangements consist of one line daily between
Washngto and Richmond, and other daily line be-
tween Fredericksburg and Richmond.
On the water part of this route, have placed the
celebrated Steamboat Champion, distinguished for
speed and equipment to have been removed from the
the theatre OF her celebrty the North River, by
contract.
On the residue of the route we have provided such
coaches, horses and drivers WILL atter ourselves
command the approval of public.
Without any Interference with our Mail Line whatever
we are enabled by the agency of our other daily line
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 dcscTriag H. and we
therefore, wish it distinctly understood that we are by
NIGHT or by nAY, the pubic's obedient servants,
VIM. SMITH & co.
= For Seats, apply al the Eagle and Bell Hotels.
Richmond, Feb. 10. g3-tf
TENo southern, south Wcs,ern and Wsseya Trarclleys
81, The Proprietors e. Porter and Coz of the Oid
and Popular Line between Washington and Rich
the public large that they have this day put their splen
did STEAMBOAT SYDNEY on the route TO Potomac
Creek Leaving Washington duty at a. M.--return-
ing, VIII arrive in Washington between and ; clock
T. NJ, enabling passengers reach Baltimore by Beltz
hoover u Co.'S Stages, in time for early supper.
The Sidney has recently been greatly improved in all
respects She surpassed in speed by any boat on
the Potomac Waters; is unequalcd in accommodations
having large and airy Cabin deck fitted up with
bcrths, and two rye Cabins below
The route by the Potomac Creek has hut eeht miles
land carriage to Fredericksburg, good Turnpike
ROAD ana passengers by this route will reach their place
OF destination several hours tIIIn by the other
Line. - ~ ~
The Stages for Charlottesville Staunon, and virginia
Springs, leave fredericksburg d0i H.
Peck N Wellford's Line, thrice n week
JAMES GUY, Captain
Arrangements are being made, by which the neon
Of trav Nv f
loesville will be avoided Wien completed public no
ticc will be given.
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NUENRY LAND FOR SALE.--I offer for sale
very valuable tract Of land living in The county Of
Henry, on the Smith or Irvine river 10 contains nm
wards Of three thousand acres ard is considered prime
Tobacco land Portions of il lave been cleared and
leased out to tenants; the rest covered with the finest
umher-A further description is deemed unnecessary
as persons inclined TO purchase would view the prcniss
for this land is not sold privately before
The hrst Of August next, (Which would greatly pref,r3
VIII tlien dispose Of to the highest bidder The terms
snail be accommodating, and made known the day of
sale VVM RERNARH
20 Inc Isnlurr NjIyinisn Wf twice weet
VT tho f-t 81 Ang-f, and forward the this Office.
June = S2awiiA
JAMES RIVER AND KANAWiiA COMPANY.
"a 4 meeting Of the President and Directors OF the
"a Jamer River and kanawha Company on the Goth
day Of May, 1885
Rcs0'rcd, That tie Stockholders Of the James River
aud k1nawha Company, other than the State be aud
they arc Hereby required 70 pay into the Bank Il yr-
glna or one Of its Branches the Sum Of SO on each
share Of Stock held by them in this Compan, on or
before The 30th day Of June next
BY order Of the President and Directors
W. r. BROWN. Seeretoru pyo tenn
JGlqcs Riycr ami K0u0,rh0 rouo0yy
Any Stakeholder dcposiGng the amount Of the rcaus-
ton upon bin ~ tc Bank Of Virginia or any of its
Bfanchcs and producing certificate Of dat depose 10
the Secretary OF the Company, viii receive credit on
tie books d. the company
June 2 -f30Junc
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Rfhmoad, frcdeyickstuy9 anil Potomac Raj. Road.
HRY Resolution Of the President and Directors, on
M the % March, 1866, the Stockholders required
70 pay on their respective shares, s. per share on
Qr before The Ob Of May aud s. per share on or
ire the 10Th june next to be deposited the credit of
TIE Company in The Bank Of Virginia
WM. SHEPPARD, Trtasryer
MAY l. ff7LuOJ
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M UMMER ARRANG CEMENT for acq,4.toofs In
- Washington and Bait,a0re.fhe ncw swift sailino
and excellent Steamboat Chesapeake will take vaq.on
gers from the Patrick Henry for the shove places Oh
Wednesdays and Sundays in The Hampton Roads
J. WILSON, CoDtaia
April q. J14-g
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~ OIl(E.-Under resolution of the Board of Trus-
tees of the Richmond Academy hereby give no.
tce that the said board will proceed Friday the 9TH
day OF June next to appoint PRIScIPAI Of the RICH
MoND ACADEMY. salary Of one thousand dollars per
fees IRON the pupils Which may make his compensation
from sixteen hundred to two thousand dollars lts not
intended oy the Trustees to prescribe the discipline and
nnil they shall have the views Of the Principal they
may appoint on these subjects and il is contemplated TO
eject assistant instructors ia time TO open the Academy
early IN the month oi October Gentlemen Who may be
qualified for, and wish to obtain the appointment ofPrn
cpai, VIII be pleased to forward their recomme ndaons
TO me, post Poid any time before the % dny of June
JOHN BROCKENBROUGH,
President Of the Board Of Trustees
Richmond. Virginia April "a, 1875 115-l2t
The National ntellaepcor Gazette and New Yorh
Evouns Post win copy tho above for s ees aa
send iheir accounts 10 this Office Tor collection.
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Arrangements being made by which the neon.
yenence of travelling by night to Richmond and Chor-
iotiesyIe will be avoided Wien completed public no
tcc will be given.
April 10. IL .c
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he Stages for Charlottesville, Staunton, and Virginia
Springs, leave Fredericksburg dai A.
Peck ~ Weord's Line, thrice week
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Valuable Land, near 1ynchburg. for Sale.

DGRSUANT to the last will and testament OF
i landon Cabcll. dec | now offer for sale that
very valuable tract of Land belonging To The estate
of said ccedent, situated llarrlss creek IN the
of Amherst, about SIX miles from the town OF
Iynchburg near the stage road leading from Lynch
burg To Charlottesville. and containing 5ii acres,
more or less The contiguity of this estate to the
Lvnchburg market and the fertility of its soil,
der ii an object peculiarly deserving the attention OF
capitalists.
The terms will be made very accommodating and
will be made known application. Possession will
be delivered TO the purchaser the lst day OF Janu
airy next and he will have the privilege al sowing a
crop of small grain on the land at the usual season IN
the coming tall.
Should not effect private sale previous to the
lst day of August next, the SAID land will on that
day be exposed to sale, the premises by way OF
public auction at which time the terms {" sale,
(which as before stated, will be aCcommodatins,)
will be disclosed.
The title to the land is believed to be unqueStlona-
bly, good but acting merely as AN executor, wilton
" convey such title is vested III me by the Will OF
NV testator CiIlSWELL DABNEN, EN'or
oil.andon Cabell, dec.
June II
- The Editors of the charlottesville Advocate
will asepublish the above for one month, and Tor
ward their account 10 this Office for payment
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interest of the Southern States. taucnseS anf
Conventions first give Them rope enough and the,
will hang themselves.
Sam L. Miller Henry Ga, the cloqucn
orator, the able satcSman--his countr>'s thrice
proven benciaclor in her greatest need.
W. J. Shelton. Tho Bank of tho United States
internal Improvement, and the tariff may the spi-
r'' oi the true democracy triumph over it forever
and crush such damnablo policy 10 atoms.
T.. y. Burton. Henry Clay: po>tcrl, viii
speak OF Inn nioylul aeceatS,as The friend ol libcr-
", when the namc of jackson and Van Buren,
will be buried in oblivion.
\. {. Owen. MI tract societies may the,
learn tomakc moro lracksnilcr the plough, ind few
cr on paper.
Jas Hamlet. VIM. e. Rives, Nirinia's f,vo.
rite son: his tcnots and slcdi,st adherence To re-
publican principles, will yet be rewarded b, the
democracy of the nation, IN spite of all opposition
G. ID. Gillian. The Bank Of thu lnitcd States
a Srourgc upon the country, if 10 put down the
s'rPling of twenty yoars growth, convulses the ma
ton, what could We do with the rant, whose lock,
had grown for forty Years
VIM. Collins. Comparative remarks,
Andrew Jackson, politically dead Martin Van
Hnrcn Is left his executor /; Il. Nj. Johnson and
others ms scSuritlcs the Baltimore Convention
the court Amos Kendall the clerk; u alton,
brown, Woodbury. & co. The commissioners and
We, the people, arc the true heirs Il, law. But IN
the settlement oi our estates are improperly trans
icrrcd to others and lor one, plead to a drmur-
rcr, and all who will join with me, will cry aloud,
" huz1a: hail liberty, or death forever"
Jas. McINcr. May we Kiss whom we please.
and please wh,m we kiss.
q. I. Cobhs
America MAY size forever flourish.
hide thus the daushers the bold spirit cherish
meh rouScs the Youth Ia conquer or perish,
And never incline to "A tNrant knee.
VIM. b. Morton. To the turnishcrS of this
snnpnonS and elegant their efforts
10 amase and delight hn,ebccn entirely sati,facto-
~ May they meet with Just reward.
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June | !
CHE .Ap GOODS.

InlE subscriber is opening the first of hs
l. Spring Goods comprising an assortment of thu
most fashionable styles, of the latc. nnportatlons,
such as
Plain and figured Silks (of all ehades)
White and Colorcd SatinS,
Black Satins and Icyantncs.
Maconi, Italian, llStrng and other Black Silks
White and Colorcd florenees,
Fancy llandkcrchieis (of every dcserlption)
Linen Cambria handkerchief.
Cambria aud Nuslins,
Jaconct, Null and Swiss do.
Striped and Checked do.
Superior French Musns,
\ large assortment of Callcos
Irish Linens and Lawns
BesideS
Blue, Black, and Fancy Coorcd Cloths,
Black and Colorod Summer lohs Brown and
White DrilIings,
Silk and other Ncstings, white and colorcd Sat
teens,
Roam Cassimcres and Stripes, very cheap
Apron and Counterpart Checks,
81 and Ii Brownand Bleachcd Domcs,ics, &c
With general assortment of Goods, which will be
sold at prices TO please. ROBERT Ky LIZ.
April 20 t.
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A REMEDY FOR
nrRHET.H.yTx$.N!

,.,IyE cxcruciatng pain, the dccrepitude and de-
founity, and the premature old age, which arc
,bcusua attendants of this disorder, are suffered by
many from despair Of cure or dlsapp"',ntmen n
~ etlrct this purpose. Blu, those who have made a
fair trial OF
DIR. JEBB'S CELEBRATED LlNlMENT
..o :, cases of long standing, and of the most
e character have received certain reiet, and many
b,y. bccu cured IN few days, some in u hours, as
number of persons in Boston and vicinity, have very
hlI, testified Certificates are IN the possession OF
,he Propietor proving the most thorough and sur
nr,sinc cures by means OF this powerful .lnment IN
eases where other approved applications had nttefl,
,,,lcJ The Iiuimcnt is also used with success for
bru,.es, sprains, numbness, stiffness OF the joints,
,hilblans, Nc.
Price 80 cents,
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VOLUNTEER TONSTS.

Samuel Pamill, (Presidcnt of the day.) Par
ty spirit let its fountain be dried up, aud it, bitter
waters TO mingc in the cup OF cnlo> ment, on
this day, sacred to liberty.
Vim. Collins, Vice Prcsidcnt) You ficcbom
sons OF Virginia may YOU be the last 10 surrender
the principles of liberty and the exercise of sell
government, which Your fathers purchased Tor
You, at the great expense of toll and blood.
Sent in by b. NaWtcr. The Constitution Il
noble fabric of political architecture, erected the
solid basis ofluman freedom. The existence of
the same spirit OF harmony and cancellation which
led TO its adoption, is suspicious omen olit> per-
pctlation.
Sent in by Col. Thomas Davenport, Can invited
guest, who was unable to attcnd) The Consti-
tuition OF the United States the work of wise
honest, patriotic mon; may wisdom, honesty and
patriotism Vet preserve it.
Capt. 4. ". Wmbish. Tho long tried and
faithful servant ofthc people, Col. Thos. Daven-
port his only fault, a deep devotion to Prnci-
pies his onl error, preference OF measures 10
men.
ID. Sims, IAN invited gucst.) b. W Leigh ::
His friends hope he will take the station assigned
him by his country, and believe that whatever IN
structions the Legislature of Virginia, may give
him, promotvc of sound principles of civil liberty
Of the honor and dignity of this old and renowned
commonwealth, or TO advance the great prime plies
of constitutional law contcndcd for by the resolu-
tions f'9S and the report of 90, and since that
period, will be promptly acknowledged and strict
~ oheyed
DIR. J. W. Flood IAN invited cucs.) \ strict
and literal reading of the Constitution OF the l.
nltcd States, and an impartial and faithful admin
isration of It's powers by the AGENTS Of the people.
J. Henry. The Senate ofthc United States !:
far has it fulfilled the expectation of the trainers
of the constitution, in maintaining the balance OF
power in the government 50 may it be 10 the end
Of time
Richard Perkins, Gan invited quest, who could
not attcnd.) Our republican principles; always
safe in the hands of rcemcp, uncontrolled by po-
hcal management, or dictation Of caucuscS and
conventions.
Capt. \. Clements Gen. Jackson his victory
at Orleans is only cquallcd by his triumph over
the prodigal system OF internal improvement by
the general government, notification, the protect
ing tariff, the national creditors and the Bank of
the United States.
James Jones. The memory of ashlngton,
the patriotic hero ofthc American revolution, and
to Andrew Jackson as Il warrior but to Henry
Clay, tic greatest Statesman in the Union.
Capt. j. llobson, ian invited gucs) Martin Van
Buren,, true republican, faithful servant: he
has run long, he well, be is now in the field,
and will be hard to beat.
tin Van Buren,: We dcprccatc the election ofthc
latter to the Presidential chair, as second curse
TO our beloved country.