Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-27
&1OO sEwARp FER wAsn.naros, who wen,

~ negro, about % years old has full eyes and DOWN
look when spoken io his left hand mostly he had
on when he went off, suit of homespun clothes with
an old white wool hat have reason to believe he will
try to make off for free State and has probably gotten
free papers from free negroes working ON the Rail-
road, has pass written by ia the neghbor
hood There number of the Railroad hands
travelling about and i would be well 10 keep look out
STATE or $50 IT taken in the State, and secured in any
jail or delivered to me, at Taylorsvile.
November 10 t54-Ctl VIM. ID. TAYLOR.
NOTICE TO COMPREHENSIVE Richmond,
~ fredericksburg aud Potomac Rail Road Company
wish TO employ workmcn to execute the Carpenters
work of 10 miles of Rail Road superstructure. The
highest pricesby the day or job will be given.
Workmen also wanted for the Of Rail-
Road Cars
The building oftwo Lattice Bridges will likews be
contracted for.
AS the work must soon be commenced, and vigorously
prosecuted immediate application Invited
Richmond September 18th, 1875 IS
~ OTlCE-Wc shall renew our petition and la il he
~ fore the next Virginia Legislature PRAYING for the
formation of a County by taking of the lower end
OF Caroline and the upper ends of King & Queen and
Essex. MANY CITIZENS
Of The aforesaid Counties.
HNOOT RACE AND HORSE RACE-Ovcr the
FL WASHINGTON ndg City Course, Will take place Mon
Between Mrssrs Pryor of Alabama and Perr,s Of
Georgia, for FouR TnoUsASD DoLLARs.--One Thou
sand Dollars forfeit.
give a purse OF oSE HUNDRED DoLLARs. Entrance
S0 to be added to the purse mile heats best three
hive, two or more entries TO make n race
Third Race, "Wednesday. purse Two Hundred Dollars.
two mile heats; entrance So To be added the purse
two or more horses tn make race.
The rules of the National Jockey Club To GOVERN
Free for any horse marc, grldng the United States
T. ~ OLIVER, Proprietor.
November 20 57---tdr
ESOR BALTIMORE ria WASHINGTON CITY
IL The Steam Boat CirsAPEAKg, Captain May, leaves
Hampton Roads on Wednesdays and Sundays on the
arrival Of the Richmond Boats-and arrives in WASH
ingon the following notwithstanding it optional with
travellers Ia depart in the 10 o'clock, A. NJ or o'clock
r NJ Rail Road cars for Baltimore, which carry then,
through in two hours Passage and Fare TO W55sIng
ION "a Passage from Washington TO Baltimore So SO.
september y 40-tlstD
EfOR RENT OR SALE, the old and valuable Ia
IL vcrn stand at New Kent Court house. The ad-
vantages of this stand that site of the Conn
ty and Superior COURTS just half way between viii
liamsburg and Richmond There is Land sufficient al
tached to it to work six hands The crop is about four
barrels OF corn To the There is a sutfcicncy of
land OF line quality in wood, To make good Farm indie
pendent of the Tavern parton this, a suiiccncy of
tobacco or cotton might he made pay for the land in
lew years There is this land fine shell marl which
could be used to great advantage Any person wishing
scrbar in %,i DC pleased to nppy to The sub
Richmond, who is authorised to sell or
BURwELL BAssETT
OCT. " 45-tf
NHRUlT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, &c
M WIN PRIScE ~ Sons, Propretnrs of the Linnman
Garden and Nurseries Flushing, offer for sale by far
the most extensive assortment of Fruit trees i'm The.
un"n and they can iurn-.i Apple, Pear, Peach and
Cherry trees, Of large size, aud calculated to come
promptly into bearing The Ornamental trees are of The
largest size, suitable for the immediate embesmen of
Pleasure Grounds, for Streets, Avenues, &c. Also
an immense collection of Green House plants Bulbous
flower roots and herbaccous Towering plants A
most extensive assortment of Garden Agricultural and
Flower Seeds growth of 1850 and very moderate
prices.
Catalogues may be had gratis of the subscribcr-and
orders left with him will have due attention
:, n Is. $4,000 Chinese Mulberries, and $4,000 White
Italian ditto, at reduced prices. JAS. WINSTON.
November g. 53-Gt
EN CHANCERY--yRolsrA--At a Circuit Superior
n Court of Law and Chancery held for Prince Edward
county, the 2Sh day of September, 1885:
refer l. Grgg, Tx or. OF Edward Jones, deed Plt'f
Edward Redford, Admir- of Augustus Watson dec d..
Mary Ann, Sally and Thomas Watson Joseph Wilson
and Dorothea his wife, Joseph Price and Elizabeth his
wife, Samuel Johns and Frances his wife Arthur H,rn
den and Sarah j. b. his wife, Robert Strange Eliza
beth his wife, Defenders
This cause this day to be heard upon the pa
pcrs formerly read, ard the report of the Sheriff OF this
county, and argued by counsel: on consd-raton
Whereof the Court doth adjudgc order and decree that
the said Sheriff collect the bonds xecuted for
the purchase of the land in the proceedings
so soon as II shall become due and hold the sub
ject to the order of this CourtAnd the Court doth fur
Their adjudge, order and Decree that the Commits
soners OF this Court do ascertain the
due to the plaintiff, and to creditors from the deccdent
Augustus Watson by Judgment rendered against him in
ms e ume and bonds under his SEAL in which his heirs
are bound, and make report thereof to this Court
And the Court doth order, that this cause and the
cause OF Philip Woodson against the defendants i'm this
SUIT, now remaining here for trial. be CONSOLIDATED And
on the petition of Richard Jeffress and Henry Wat
kins, Executor of William l. Venable who was sur
yiving partner of Samuel w. and William L. YcpabIe.
they are admitted party plaintiffs this suit they being
creditors Of the said Augustus Watson, decreased
A Copy-Tcse, Is. j. WORSHAM Clerk
Nov I3. 55-yI.,
IT Some of the parties the above suit not being
inhabitants OF this State, hereby notify that have an.
pointed the third Monday in January 1896 being the
icth DAY thereof to attend this ordcr-and that re-
nod Ia nfin md
ward Courthouse, the day mentioned at 10 o'clock
Nov ID VIM BEpKEII; $4,000
N CHANCERY. Charlotte suDer;or
n Court of Law and Chancery 18th September Ts2S
Jane hambett, George Hamblett, Thomas B. Ham
bett, James H. Hamblett, Drury J. Majors Samuel r
MAJORS, Coleman Jeffries and Narcissa his wife Marv q
yehries James Wilson and Pasey bis wife Richard Jef
fries and Nancy his wife Anne Eliza Hanblett Tboma
Hamblet Narcssa +. Hamblett George Uambleti NJ
u. Hambett, Lucy Nj. Hamblett, Julia G. Hamblr,i
Thomas II Ayerett, Mary Il. Averett Joseph III Ave-
reu William Faux ner and Martha w his wife frmcrI,,
Martha w Averett, James II. Ayeret El;7ah.,h a
Averett, William u. Averett Edward b Ayeretl lane,
- fdriss and Mary Jane his wife, formerly Mary Jane
hampieu i'eandeI Faulkner, Mary G. Faulkner Alex
aDder Faulkner, Elizabeth Faulkner James Faulkncr
anu George w. Faulkner, which said Thomas Hamblet,
Narcissa r. Dambett, George Hambctt Mary q Ham,
bett, Lucy NJ liamblett, Julia C. Hamblett Edward Y
Avetett, l.eander Faulkner, Mary c. Faulkner AIeran
der Faulkner Elizabeth Faulkner James Faulkner and
George w Faulkner infants and sue by their ncxt
ie"u5 James - fariss,. Plaintiffs
against
James Hamblet in his right and as Exeeutor IF
James Hamblet dec d, .............. IJcfsnSo,
appearing that The subpoena awarded in this canea
has been executed on the defendant James Hambett e.
ana nc failing TO le his answer within four months from