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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-15

ESOR SALE, u raiuaJle ufacfurin4 Mil and Plan
IL tdtiOR, R0anoke.-l offer for sale, the Eagle
Point Mills and Plantation, adjoining Roanoke river
situated six miles south of Boydton and Randolph Ma
College, and ten miles below GAINESVILLE The re-
putaon of this Mill is well known in Petersburg and
Norfolk, and also extensively known through the
try and villages the Roanoke. Its brand stands as
high any other mill in the State, where il is known
IL five pair of stones, two pair of five feet bnrrs
one Of burr and Esopus one pair of Esopus entire and
pair of rubbeTs; manufacturing machinery complete;
and il is furnished with sufficient water power by ca
nal taken from the river. In point of location It pos
sesses uncommon advantages Besides n constant run
of custom, ii commands business from great distances
during dry seasonsyeldng annually from $50 to 800
barrels OF toll Ii receives from Is 20 thousand
bushels of wheat annualy and for years past the
crops have been rapidly increasing in this section of the
State and will probably continue increase facilities
TO market improve There is ready sale for corn and
every bushe of oifa at good prices. 1t may also be
well TO remarks that it would afford eligible site for
cotton factory, grocery, mercantile business
The tract Of land consists Of 517 acres 81 of which
are good river bottom; good proportion of tmbered
land; and the plantation in good condition for cuva-
ton. The improvements consist of spacious old dwell
ing house, with other ordinary out-houses. Persons
wishing purchase the above property may apply TO
the subscriber, residing within two miles liberal Gre
dit will be allowed the purchaser
Should not effect SALE privately, before the third
Monday in april next, shall, that day. offer il at
public auction at Mecklenburg Court House. it being
Court day. Possession Of the Mill will be given on the
LIST of June next and the Plantation on the list of Janu
airy, 1887 TINGNAL JONES, Executor
Of james b. jones, decd.
Meckenburg Feb. 20. 93-t20thA
2OIb April next. II. j.
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a NARDEN SEEDS, ioarranted Fresh and genuine
NS for sale, 'ohoiesaie and retail, by
Near Tie old Market, Main Street.
Asparagus, large giant,
Ariichoke, large globe
Beet early blood turnp, early yellow do, long blood
Sir John Sinclair, French sugar or amber. Manuel
Wurzcl,
Beans early dwarf China, do Rachel do. yellow six
weeks do, Mohawk, dwarf cluster, Warrington mar
row. refugee or 1000 10 large white Scissor pole beans
French early white do,
Celery, white solid, North s giant red
Cress, broad-leaved garden,
Carrot long orange, large yellow, red studIey,
Altringham,
Cabbage, early May, do. oxheart do York do sugar.
loaf do Battersea flat Battersea, large York Phlade
pha, late flat Duch drumhead, late Bergen green curl
ed Savoy, globe Savoy, blood red,
Cauliilower, early,
Broccoli, early purple cape,
Cucumber, early cluster, do Frame, long green long
pricky, Gherkn,
Corn, early Tuscarora, do. white Canada sweet or
sugar,
Endive green curled,
Egg Plant, purple oval, do. round,
Lettuce, early cured Slesia lee brown Dutch LARGE
green head or cabbage,
Melon, Murray's pine apple, green citron
Mustard, white and brown,
Nasturium,
Onion white Portugal silyerskin potato ton or Tree do
Peas landreths extra early primitive, do. May do
thariten bishop dwarf prolific, blue prussian early
royal dwarf do frame, dwarf wfat tall
Parship, long smooth French, turnip do
Parsley, extra curled,
Pepper, large bell,
Rodish long scarlet, short top, long salnon scarlet
turnip, white do,
Rhubarb
Spinach, round and prickly,
Satisfy,
Squash, summer bush, do. lemon, do crook neck
winter crook neck, vegetable marrow
rnrnip early white, ruta baga,
Herb and flower seeds.
March 10
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Dra'rn-~Ist and I'd $2oO--2d and I'd $i50-5d aud
9TH $IO0-4ih and 9TH $70-5th and 9th S60--0th and
9TH $50 &c, 81
Tickets $40, halves So, quarters So so
Tickets and shares the above splendid Lotteries
may be had usual in every variety Lottery Of
hce ct GEO. w. DIXON,
Opposite the Eagle Hotel.
~ Is Orders from the country enclosing cash or prize
tickets, will be promptly attended to- if addressed
above.
March IL. lO2-tf
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WpALTIMORE HOUSE. formerly known as the
A D celebrated Indian Queen, Market or Baltimore
SireetEnlarged and modernly arranged with Parlors
Ladies' Drawing Room, Ladies' Ordinary, Saloon, Read
ing Room, Chambers, &C. fitted up with new and ele-
giant furniture. Its fine locality proximity to the Rail.
road about two squares) and pleasant distance from
the voter give this Hotel great advantages and for its
character the subscriber respectfully refers those who
have visited the House. JOHN w. KING,
Late of the American Hotel, New York
baggage cart of the Baltimore House is always wait
ing the arrival of The Cars from Washington and the
West, TO bring baggage The House, free Of charge
Stages daily leave the Hotel for Philadelphia and seats
taken at The Stage Office, in the Hotel
March 10. I02-oawow
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I'D RICHMOND French Burr Milestone JM.,yc,c,o,,,
NO The Subscribers respectfully inform their friends
nnd ,he public generally, that they have now on hand
ana wen selected assortment of French Burr Blocks
oil the best quality, aud also extensive assortment of
ready made French Burr Milstones Of various sizes
whch they warrant not inferior any built this coun
uy. PERSONS who are in want OF the above article
would DO well to call and examine for themselves before
they purchase elsewhere are determined to sell
r reasonable terms Tor cash, town acceptances-
ders"iI be thankfully received and promptly executed
JAMES SMELL,
:, - YOU'LL S. RUST.
~ B-For reference as to the quality of our ready
maze Burr hillstones, apply to the Richmond Mers
feo. H. i0l-2aw3m
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s. L SD a RE .s,Isl;, away from
Der last, yellow of the name Of EDWIN sfiie some
times calls himself Edwin Burks about feet 10 inches
high rather rawboned, little stopped in his shout
ders his countenance very good hair toeraby bushy
lie has lost most OF his jaw teeth, and is what may be
called lantern-awed. He is a good shoemaker He
has free papers with him.
will give $50 if said negro is apprehended in the
State, and $3.50 if apprehended Of the State and SO
secured that get him again.
BENZ. +. PORTER
Feb. 90. T93-tfl of Roethr;J,c
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~ OTiCE-MR BoETToEn, who gave instruction ON
j the Piano Forte for MIR. Geo. Z. Knauff i'm Farm
ve, gives notice, that lie more the ,p
ppyment OF the said AIR. Z. KnauF; ana VIII IN
future teach the Piano Forte his own account Those
who wish to take lessons of him will please TO call at
MIR. Harris's, Cabinet-maker, where he resides
Farmville, March TO- JOI-2,#
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March 1

WW|M. 5. HANSELL, No. %, Market ST. south side
w above Front ST. Philadelphia, Informs merchan s
visiting The North, and Others that he has in store
large and general assortment Of saddery, consisting of
sadde-bags, trunks, collars whips &C. Sc which will
be disposed of upon satisfactory terms Orders forward
ed by mail as above, will meet with punctua attention
Feb. 6. 81 0a,vG,y
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~o,cOl frlzes: amounting 10 SOlO,SOU
Whoie Tickets $40, HatDes So, Quarters 50 so.
1t will be perceived that the above splendid scheme
to purchase packages in. Twenty-Five whole tickets in
every package which will be forwarded for $40. Shares
in proportion.
To be Obtained by the package single ticket of the
and allluchy HOYT,
At the Virginia Lottery Office directly under the sign OF
the Eagle.
" Orders for tickets from any part of the u States,
States by mail otherwise, enclosing cash prize
tickets thankfully received and executed by return mall
with the same prompt attention as personal application,
aud The result given (when requested) Immediately after
the drawing--ir addressed to ID. NJ. HUYT.
N. BIN all cases. the original (Nlanagers) tickets
and shares will be acknowledgements not liable TO
any mistake dispute ID. NJ II.
March -. I03-H
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a ORNAMENTAL HEADS OF HAIR-Mr. OuiTk
W announces TO the world of taste aud fashion his
arrival IN Richmond his yearly tour Of duty and as
formerly, is now prepared, and respectfully ten
ders his professional services, with splendid assortment
of Ornamental Hair Work, which, he hattcrs himself
is establishment substitute that cannot be surpass
ed Mr. Qs location is at Mrs Purcells next to Gran.
Miss Shoe Store, where he is ready offer Ladies and
young Misses heads of Hair 10 adnraiion also Brads
Touquets, Rose Bows Pats, Plain and Dressed Fronts
together with every variety of Curs and splendid as
sortment of Gentlemens Wigs and Tops with metallic
and other springs all on the most reasonable terms
Mrs q. will attend to the calls of the Ladies.
March s. 90 "a
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~ '<t Az Sno VT ONONOkO IOBACCO.-
n The planters of whom have purchased crops of
Oronoko Tobacco, will confer favor me by deliver
ing them TO the order of II. & T. Gwathmey in the city
OF Richmond, between the 18th Of May and the LIST of
June Those who cannot deliver their crops by the LIST
OF June, will please defer the delivery until the 18th of
june or time between the middle of that month and
the first day of July JOHN c. HUGHES
niarch D. g0-tf
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iAN ISSISSiPPl LANDS FOR SALE.-The sub
I'VE scrbcr has for sale, number Of choice bodies Of
Land, in the State Of Mississippi in healthy and beau
tiful region of the State, well adapted the growth
ofcotton and cornfIe is also authorised TO sell num-
Der OF valuable settlements q g. aud years credit;
thOs giving the purchaser time open the lands and
make the money TO pay for it. The great nducement
held out to settle in this State both for comfort and
profit, is daily becoming manifest. No one who
visits the country particularly that portion lying east Of
the Big Black and Pearl Rivers have any fears on the
of health The country is finely waiered general
~ and is high and broken enough The State is soon TO
be put under system Of Railroads. which will afford
convenient markets to all portions oft The roads from
Jackson TO MOBILIZE from Jackson to the Tombecbce
river the mouth Of Noxubce river and another from
the Vicksburg road 70 Columbus and the Orleans and
Nashville road, which is required TO be Of Pearl
river, will make the counties Of Winston, Ke,nper,
Lauderdale Noxubee, &c, the desirable portion Of
the State In oil these counties, the subscriber will sell
lands. lie may be found at Columbus until the middle
Of May, and after the 10Th June in Richmond Virginia
MADISON WABTHAEL.
March 3. 1OO-gt
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"a OTlCE.On Tuesday, the 2ylh instant, will bc sold
BY Tie subscriber, executor Of Creed Taylor de-
ceased at Kaines Tavern in the county Of Cumberand
TO the highest bidder, for cash about twenty Slaves many
Of them young and very likely All persons having
claims against the estate Of Creed Taylor deceased
requested TO produce them the subscriber in order that
preparation may be made TO pay them
SAMUEL TAYLOR, ErscWt0r.
March 3. gg--tds
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a LARGE aud raiuobie tract of Land in Eauouier
Ia County for saie-By virtue of decree of the SUI
perior Court of Law and Chancery for Henrco county
IN the case OF Norton Norton, the undersigned
Commissioners will, Monday the 2Srh day of March
next at Warenton, in the county of Fauquier before
The front door OF the Courthouse of said county pro-
coed TO sell at public auction, the highest bidder
tract of land lying the county of Fauquer near Ger
mantown and within or miles of Warrenton, long
known as the Eifngham Forest estate and containing
2433 acres according to actual survey made years
ago. 1t then divided into nine parcels or lots with
the view of being rented or farned these lots were
divided into four parcels containing about GOO EACH
so as to make convenient farms of each parcel.
The land will he sold in parcels in such way as TO ac
commodate purchasers, and upon tic day sale plat
OF the whole land, divided into separate Tracts will be
exhibited This land is situated in a very healthy coun
try and is believed to be fertile and well adapted to the
culture OF Indian corn wheat, rye, and oats, and
gard TO society, is we'll situated.
Terms Of Sdte.-Onethird of the purchase money TO
be paid in nine months, onethrd in eighteen months
and the residue in two years from the day of sale
Bonds with approved security for each instanen bear
ing interest from the day of SALE will be required of the
purchasers who it is expected will be ready with their
suIetes 10 execute said bonds arhest on the ay OF
sale The title will be retained until conve vance shall
be directed by the Court.
PHILIP HARRISON,
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THyIMBERl TIMBERl!-The highest prices. will he
given for good, seasoned wheel spokes and felloes
deliverable at the Penitentary Immediate delivery is
solicited For information respecting them apply either
to Col Charles S. Morgan, Superintendent, or to
TIOS. G. MONCURE, G. A.
reD.9 SS-tf
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a NATAWBA GRAPE VlNES.--The subscribcr (near
u Richmond) has for sale $4,000 Catawba Grape
Vines from to three years oldand furnish Cut
tngs of this grape Of applied for within the pruning
season 10 those who may prefer them 10 rooted vines
WILLIAM ANDERSON
Feb 49, 00-1ot
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WIN. l.. WHITE,
JAS. 6. DICK ERSON.
Uz- Da,gdm


GtASn ron 900 NEGRoEs-.We will give the
u highest market price, in cash for two hundred like.
" Negroes from ~ 10 y years of age. Every person
who intcnds 10 SELL viii DO we'll 20 give us call near
Seabrooks Warehouse, where are prepared 10 keep
them safe and comfortable. whether for sale ~ other
wise THOS. M'CARGO 4 co
Dec,3l, III
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III OUlSA HOTEL-The subscribe RS having rented
IL this desirable situation, at Louisa Courthouse ui.
der the firm of james w Smoot 81 Co, respectfully in
wife their friends and the public generally TO give them
call! The buildings have been recently and thorough
Attached to Ike establisbmsjs large brick building
in which several comfortable and convenient rooms
exclusively for the accommodation of families and
others, who may desire quiet and retired situation
The stables will receive the particular attention Of the
proprietors.
Messrs X. NJ Wier 81 Co.'S line of Stages from Rich.
mond Charlottesville and Warrenton stay all nioht nj
this house three times a week.
CHARLES s. JONES
JOHN HUNTER
JAMES w. SMOOT
March I. g7--l0t
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q NAlOLINlAN will stand the present season, which
~ WIZ terminate The 10Th July next, at my stable,
Spring Grove Hanover county, Va S35 the season
which may be discharged by the payment Of $50 if paid
within the season, so TO insure be in foal-
parting with the will forfeit the insurance money
and 81 to the groom in every better pre-
pared than have been TO take good of mares
that may be sent to the horse and fed with two gaons
of grain per day at % cs charge for servants that
may be sent with the Every care will be taken
10 prevent accidents and escapes but no responsibility
for any that may happen
CarOlnan is well known together with his rich pc
dgree that deem it unnecessary say more than to
state horse could be in better health nd spirits than
he is at this time; better constitution, and bet
ter foal-gctlcr, never
His last get of colts in this section Of country will bo
three years old this spring, and will be exhibited on the
Turf shall, without an accident, run four of them
myself as have each of them in several stakes ran
Of them late last fall half mile and repeat (which is
the usual distance for that age0 Major Doswels
against very avorile Gohanna colt of Captain
WIN. Wiamsons, for $500 side, which race won
with great ease. never trained a colt Of his are that
fast the others that trained very promising
w. l.. WHITE.
March J.. D7--2aw1w
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NNIANfED az this Office as an Apprentice 10 the
w Printing business, youth from II to 10 years Of
ge-possessing good English Education
March g.
AtOTTON YARN.--A constant supply Of the Rich
~ mond Manufacturing Company Cotton Yarn an
Numbers, FOR sale at factory prices by
DUNLOP, MONCURE & co.
Feb. q. 0G-Ct
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IaOYT,s Ls1HvTEisY OFFaCE,

-
HOfT, ever anxious TO his numerous patrons,
takes this early opportunity of laying before them
of the most splendid schemes the managers have issued
for long time Forward your orders early to Dame For
tunes only Agent Hoyt who deals out the golden
pitals with an unsparing hand.
$4,000! $4,000 !! so of 81 ,000!m
Virginia state lottery,
For the benefit Of the Mechanical Benev Society
Norfolk-Class No. ], for 1896:
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T'UESDA y.
DxXON,S OFFICE.

vHNHE subscriber having taken the Lottery Office for
III merly occupied by George II. Tompkins, requests
call from his hiends where he will be prepared AT all
times to furnish them with Tickets.
GEO. w. DIXON
.7notter Mammoth Scheme.
S50O00-$20 00J--SlO O0O-and 50 of 81 600
Virginia Norfolk Lottery,
Class No. L.
TO be dra'on at aerandria, .7pyii 23d, IS3675 Nos
Eleven drawn.
MOST SPLENDID CAPITALS
Prize of $4,000 Prize of $25O0
10000 1000
10000 60
5000 s 800
1000 so 1000
1900 100 500
u -. 275O =. 49,
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TNNERROR, the full brother to Eclipse LigllIloot,
n Black Maria, Shark, Bay Maria, &c &C. will
stand the present season, at Orange Court House. Va
and perhaps will, every tenth day. make n temporary
stand in Albemare, about 10 miles from his regular
siandS2o will be the price of the season; $50 to in
For full particulars hand. bills.
Ptdgrte, S.cTerror years old this Spring beau.
tfu dark brown fully IS hands inches high well proper.
tened accordingly and never horse Of his size that
surpassed him III action Ile got by Eclipse, dam
Lady Bightfoot. lie reared by Col Walter Iii.
vingston, of New York, who bred Eclipse, Goliah
&c &c, who still owns the half of Terror In
consequence Of Terrors receiving injury in his right
hip when colt, lie made figure the Turf-he
possessed immense speed. | have the certificates Of
Col Livingston and his trainers that they trained
faster horse but the injury he received nc never re-
covered, aud would always be lame after heat
was offered This spnng $4,000 for Terror. Eclipse
Liglhloot sold for $lOOO0. Black Maria at any time
while on the Turf, would have brought $1,000. Shark
brought $4,000, the largest price stallion ever sold for
in America and Bay Maria, Inst fail, $70OO-making
sdO 800; aud their dam, Lady Lighfoot is breed
ing and believe she has three other colts, she is
also the dam Of Screamer, hy Heavy purchased by Col
b Pcyton, for 900 o. 800, after she taken from
the Turf.
VIM. l.. WHITE,
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RoBERT G, Nicholas, Commissioners

The National n,elsencer Country pape Gazette pub
shed
until the day Of sae their bills pay
mont.
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YHNO Persons haring Negroes tor Hiye-We wish TO
"a hire for the ensuing year. large number of hands
to labor on the Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac
Rail Road. They will be employed between Richmond
aud fredericksburg and between fredericksburg and
the Potomac River. The country and Occupation is
healthy; and they will be well fed well clothed and well
treated We will give from scvenyiye to ninety dol
lars for good hands, and for first ones Apply
by letter OF otherwise Go j. ri. Hopkins the Rail OF.
fee, or to Messrs. George p. Crdmp and James Rat
ce, Richmond, to Thomas j. White in tue county of
King William, and the neighbohood; 70 James Hun
ter, Assistant Engineer, the White Cbimnics Ca
rolIne; to Theodore s.. Garnett Assistant Engineer
near fredericksburg; 90 H. f. Guy a. Co in Frede.
ricksburg; and to others having authority from j. II
Hopkins, Assistant Engineer
JOS NJ. SHEPARD,
Agem for The n. r. y p. R.R CoD,pony
December ~ eff
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AND SALE.--ln pursuance OF a decree OF the Cir
n cult Superior Court of Law aud Chancery for the
town Of Petersburg rendered the last term in the
case ofProcor Moore shall proceed on the 3lst
day Of March instant the premises sell public
auction credit Of six, twelve, and eighteen months
equal all the real estate Of which llorntio
Moore died seized situated at City Point and consisting
Of three Lots fronting james Rver-One Lot has a
wharfand store house thereon
J. ALLISON,
March 10. 10l-3awtdsH
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NJOTiCE TO FARMERs--We shall receive no
~ more Wheat this season after the twentieth day
Of the present month, (Masc) Those who have Wheat
10 deliver, requested TO send IT n before that day
r. J. CHEYALfIE g. 60.
Gallego Mills March |, W-t2OM
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MJOTICE.Ihe subscriber wisheG 10 hire for tho ba.
IL lance Of the year, first rate man Cook who can
well recommended, and for such liberal price
will be given JOHN VOWLES,
Eogio Hotel Charlottesville, IN.
Feb. % Or
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AZ NARDEN SEEDS, icarranfcd Fresh aud Genuine
NS for saic 'ohoiesaie and RETAIL by
VIM. PALMER
Near The old Market, Main Street
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the whole power of his press to bear
against Judge White and his friends.
AT this. Mr.. Blair seemed greatly
as,onishod and no, little hurt. WHY
should he be- suspected Of intention 10
assail Judge White1 And as for Mr..
Bell--why, he regarded Mr.. Bell as
one Of the best friends he had in the
whole world. He then proceeded to
argue at length against the possibility
of his assailing his Tennessee friends,
as he called Judge Whites friends.
Nothing but an attack on their part,
against the administration could induce
liim to assail them; though he should
regard their voting against him as an
attack on the administration
Finally, TO impress on our mind,
that nc, would have no inducement to
assail Judge White, he declared EN-.
phatically, that there will be in the end
but one candidate for the Presidency
from the administration ranks.
Fully comprehendng the drift of his
remark, we relolned at once, that
Judge White would not, in our opinion,
be withdrawn.
Then, said he ID acjN be a question Be.
ttceen htm and General Jackson.
lie next proceeded 10 paint in vivid
colors, the inevitable political destruc.
ton of any and all individuals who
should come in contact with General
Jackson. He iustnnced the fate Of
Calhoun, and other distinguished men,
and with much energy declared, that
though General Jackson were dead,
his nune would be tower of strength
to any party.