Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-01

called lantern jawed. He is q good shoemaker. He
has free papers with him.
! will give $50 if said negro is unprecedented in the
State, and $50 if apprehended out Of the State, and so
secured that | get him again.
Fen. ~. loS-tf] Of Roehtridge.
MAGAZINE C~ARDS.-The subscriber has been an
1vk pointed agent for the sale of Machine Cards and
hlletng for Cotton and WOODEN Factories, warranted Of
superior quality. Also, sheep roller leather: shut,I.s.
cotton and sattinet pickers; picker string and lace lea,
Their; belt leather, by the side or cut, and spliced in strips
to order for cotton, wooden, flour and saw mills. from two
inches TO twelve inches in width, and any length. com
p,lete; cleaning combs, &c, &c. Orders for any Of the
above articles, promptly attended to by
March %. [i06-tFstM] GEO. L. SAMPSON.
n ElGH,s REPORTS, Vol. ", just puLisIed-vr3e
NJ $6.-.The following Books and Maps may also b,~
obtained from the undersigned, at the lowest prices, viz:
Gifmet's, Randolph's, and Leigh's Reports,
Journals OF the Convention OF l775-j and 1883
Journals OF the House of Delegates, from 1875 to
1890. '"e '"" ''oo 10
A few copies Of the large Map of Virginia, at the re-
duced price OF so. Copies of the small Map. at Sd
both on rollers and in portable cases.
Separate volumes of most of the Reports can be fur
nished. IL IS proper TO guard the purchasers of the Wire
gina Reports against a piraied edition of the sith volume
OF Randolplis Reports, which has been thrown into III
market. 1t may readily be distinguished from the genu-
inc edition, (printed by Samuel Shepherd & Co. Rich
mond, 1921 by the inieriority of execution; and il is
scarcely necessary to remark, that little reliance can be
placed upon the accuracy of a law book which has ap-
peared under such circumstances.
The undersigned has it in his power 10 supply any
number OF Law Cooks, OF the best editions, and at the
lowest prices--and will promptly attend to all orders
from purchasers of any part of the aforementioned
Books or Maps without WIN : compensation;
March %. [l06-I2tI and Librarian.
MOTICETO LAND-HOLDERS OF TIE OUT
In ~. BOWIE ~ b.. II. LuRry, residing at Helena,
Arks, have associated themselves as General Land
agents, for non-residents, owners Of Lands in the Terrific
ry., They will attend to the payment of Taxes, procure
and give a minute and accurate description of the land
and its probable value in the market; and if required. will
sell IL, on the best terms which can he Drocured-nnd mo,
other matters pertaining to their business, shall be at
tended to with fidelity and promptitnde.
From their general knowledge ofthe country. and their
extensive connection with Land transactions, they hatter
themselves, that they can give general satisfaction.
Letters addressed to either of the firm, at Helena,
attention.
Refer to Hon, John T~aliaferro, Hon. Joseph John
son, John u, Floyd, Esq, Vim. A. Harrison, Esq,
Virginia; c. S. Morehead, Esq, Kentucky; Truman
Cnddy ~ Co, New Orleans Joel Johnson, Esq, Ken
lucky. [J9-w4wl March 8
EpUNAwAY IN J~AIL.-Commilted to the Jail of
A9 Albemarle county, on the 29th of December last.
a negro man named Bennett, who SAYS he BELONGS TO
Thomas Hunley, Of Amherst county, Va.-said negro
is about % years of age, dark complexion, five feet one
high, stout made, and had on when committed, dark
cloth coat, and brown jean pantaloons-no marks or
scars discovered. The owner of said negro is requested
TO come forward, prove property, pay CHARGES and take
him away, or he willbe dealt with as the law directs.
VIM. WATSON
March IL. iO2~wsm
n AND FOR SALE.-A highly improved Farm
Hl called Lime Stone Creek, situated on the Rich
mond Road, nine miles from Charlottesville, containing
Il2 acres, more or less, with dwelling houses and ali
the necessary out houses, stables, threshing machine.
&C, VIII be sold by private contract; together with
negroes, stock ofcattle and valuable horses, Implements
of husbandry, corn, fodder, &c. A small tract of low
land, belonging to MIR. David Niche and which is to be
sold, separates ii from the Rivanna River. There ia a
vein Of rich Limestone running through the whole tract.
which has been quarried and kilned for these seven years.
and the lime employed as a manure TO enrich the land,
and for selling it fol building purposes. Persons desirous
OF buying, viii apply at the Office of the Charlottesville
Advocate, or to DR.. Blnttermann at the University.
ocloocr ~. 4S-wtf
I'm CHANCERY-VIRGfxIA.@At rules taken in The
III Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery of Prince Edward county, the LIST day of
February, 1896:
William L. Wootlen, Admir-. of his late wife. Elm
beth Woollen, formerly Elizabeth Parkinson, Pltf.
John Rudd, Admir-. of John Rudd. decd and - 81.
own right, and as Admir-. of John M. williamson, Isha,n
Clements and Sally his wife, William Sudbefry and
Oney his wife, Thomas Legrand and Nancy his wife,
Martha williamson, William {. Rudd, John Rudd and
William Walton, committee of VIM. G Rudd, Defs.
The defendants, Isham Clements and Sally his wife,
not having entered their appearance and given security
according TO an Act Of the General Assembly, and the
rules OF this Court, and it appearing that they are not in
habItants OF this State-on the motion of the plaintiff,
by his attorney, it is entered at rules aforesaid, and ac-
cordingly ordered, that the said defendants lsham Gle
ments and Sally his wife, do appear here on the first day
Of April Court next, and answer the plaintiffs hill. and
that a copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some
one of the public newspapers printed in the city of Rich
mond, for two months successfully, and also posted at
VIZ fiobNd CtN VI lC u lUIS OuUIV
a Copy-Teste, b }. WoRsHAM, elk.
February 10. 9O-wSw
YHNo THE LADIES N GENTLEMEN.-Farm-
a DWe Music and Fancy Store-I have in store, am
constantly receiving, and will be very glad to sell, the
most splendid assortment of PIASOs, and all other kinds
OF musical Instruments, strings, music, furniture, and
many fancy sn6Stantices. AS putting is odions, / will
merely state that my Pianos are more beautiful, their
tone sweeter and more powerful, that they remainrn tune
longer, and are better built than all other inferior ones,
and lastly, that they can be learnt TO play on in half the
time OF some other Instruments; in short, they arc as
much superior to many sold at ether places, as u church
organ is to a Jew 4. harp, with the tongue broke out. As
TO other musical INSTRUMENTS, furniture and fancy goods,
they are far above any comparison. will sell lower
than any other person in this State-indeed, so low. that
you will be astonished. All new Pianos, after sold. I
will deliver gratis, any distance under 40 miles. also
warrant and keep them IN tune ~ months. hire out
Pianos, repair old ones, and take them in exchange.
will sell Chairs lower than any other person and be v-
~ polite, particularly TO Ladies.
Oct. IL. [46-iaf5m-w0ml GEO P. KNAUFF.
HAMES liver AND KANAWHA COMPANY.
eB At a meeting Of the President and Directors of the
of Richmond, on Saturday the 18th day Of Dee, 1886:
Resoteed, That the Stockholders Of the James River =
and kanawha Company, other than the State, be, and
they are hereby required, 10 pay into the Bank Of Viz
GINA or one of its branches, the sum Of FIvg DolgARs
on each share Of Stock held by them in said Company,
on or before the 25th day Of February next.
by 0rdCT If tic Pfcsidcnt and Otreaors.
W. B. C~HfTTENDEN, Sceretarv.
N B.-The instruments that have been called for (in-
clnding the above) are as follows.
lst ~insialmeni, 81 per share, paid a. the time Of sub
"a instalmont, 50 per share, due Both June. 1896.
Sd do. 50 do. do. 25th Nov, 1895.