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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-06
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We citizens of the town of Granville in the county
oil Licking and State OF Ohio having understood from
common report, and from certain notices published in
newspapers, that State Convention of Delegates from
the Abolition Societies Of Ohio, is be held in this
place on the 9th day of pr ensuing and having
bitter experience in times past the evil effect of
on meetings, tending TO destroy the peace of
w ana introduce discord and through all lis
constituent departments; and learning that a great and
increasing excitement already exists not only in our
own, Du the hei2hborng towns in prospect of the
templaled meetng,-We do therefore, most earnestly
demonstrate against any such meeting being held in
our Town, on the said 9th of pr or any other day
III lne year And we most earnestly call upon aud
request all ofhcers and leaders of the Abolition So
ciety, ana all who are, may be appointed delegates
TO the SAID Convention ii they have the least regard for
our peace and welfare, for the well being of the re-
hsous, moral and literary institution established among
US, 10 abstain from coming TO said meeting we do
hereby engage To use best endeavors by all lawful
ana proper means to prevent any such public meeting
from being held within the limits of our oorooratiou
Granville March 81, 1896.
ELIAS FASSETT, Aayor
SAMUEL BANCROFT, Recorder.
WV. S. RICHARDS,
Knowles LIHHEL,
SYLVESTER SPELMAN,
SHERLOCK MOWER,
DANIEL WmDMAy
Council.
Julius coman, G. sawJr L. Lyman IIamin John c. Kirk
Gia Hckox, f. Parsons, Wright D. wight Plal Eager
o. w. Ella C. r. King John b. Baker, Boainan Arthur
Ion H. Higgins Daniel Conne John Bynuer Duon-
bury Lewis SWAT OWL Case, Lewis Humphrey, Morton
Grove w; Case, Hart Pepper, H. w Bowck ez Kilbourn IT,
olaua ~ W. T1ylo CLANCY Humphrey, IueIus Humphrey
homas Iomnson T. Crawford Simeon Reed d. d. levitt b.
a. oooS' " Humphrey r. sPoasc, w Asher c. c. Go,e
nd ); w irwin a. McFriman, A. Woodw orh, H. bragg
Eas Gilman a. r. Wighman, f. Elliott Roswell Nnrsh Allen
inlet aaron Mciirde, d. $. Sncil John IT, J
500 a. r. PrichaIdl 80 " '''AS'
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ri oIlCE-All persons having claims against the es-
IN tate of the late Dr. A. Wharton of Goocband conn
y Va, are requested TO present them TO the Executor for
payments and all who indebted to il by bond or other
wise are earnestly requested discharge the same AT
APfii Court, that there may be final settlement and
division OF the personal estate The representatives
Or A. wharton who residing out of the State are
heeny notified that the Executor is ready pay them
or their authorized agents their proportions of the
sona or real estate which has been settled up
JOSIAH LEAKE
Executor Of n. Hha,ion deceased
April Is. iiI,ySsv
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HELL TAVERN The subscribers beg leave 10 ia
Nd form their country friends and public general
~, that they have taken this well known establishment
and will, the first day OF April, be ready to reeeyc
all those who may be kind enough TO honor US with their
custom The house has, but short time since gone
continue to make such improvements will be neces-
sery Tor the better accommodation OF our customers
we pledge ourselves to use the most interchangeable
ertons render visitors comfortable and agreeable
as we mean TO keep none but the best servants Our
Table shall be supplied with the best every thing that
can be procured in markct-our Bar, with the most
choice Liquors-and our Stable with good and attentive
osters, and every variety of grain and forage that
used a any other similar establishments We have boil,
srved long apprenticeship at business first hav-
ing lived IN the Eagle Hotel for the last Eve or six years
ana ine latter at The Bell Tavern four years during the
IRE OF Mrs keso, aud from that time to the present
has continued in the same business The p,bl;c ma
rest assured that no pains expense part OF CT
'ier, shall be spared TO give general satisfaction
JNO. KING,
, EDMD. N. ALLEN.
March %. Ioo-,y,r
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April 22.
NOTES ON Tue FOREGOING AcT.

(0te L. The second section OF an act of ,sa
req TO preamble, required that Wcsl of Inc
ghany should be entered The books and
WIN all taxes IN and damages
WISE that such pa before Tie is, In
W oSo order TO prevent forfeiture Tie
november next, but the object extension il 90
nnord 10 the opoora lair opportunity as IN does
enSe WIN the necessity of entering with the COM
10 1881 - ~ ' "sio o"i'cu PRIOR
fNote2J This important section andis made
ply 10 all cases OF omitted lands
not dispense with the
revenue law, Y Revised Code page POI except in the - 81
Damages aud tho seeti,n d. "
ssssod aud 10 charge the worn
aO'e from the time that the title such onc
II seems from the date II te M and i'm no coJ 49,
computation OF damages further buck than the wear %
70 when ts note recfs, simplfos tho and
s omitted lands and reduces the damages off re
the strongest Inducements persons lands arc Tins
with tho commissioner. :" " e"'seu
Mote b. The following section of tho net NJ tsa
no person IN any suit pendng hereafter to bo bb m
the recovery Of any lands lying of tho
or immediately under grants od
ousy 10 inc passing OF this act and having the sd d
VIZ h'enue, aud having paid aud discharged
charged and Justly chargeabe against allowed 10
o2 to support hs title thereto unless that
he has bad the lands claimed by him demanded dn
o. ne Sonmssinnef OF The Revenue, cufeod with
taxes according 10 law, aud has actually
justly cbargeabIe thereon against him prrid s ~;
section snail continue and BIO in force for of five
tue passing OF is act and no longer;
nu every person and persons whose lands
enter his her their with tho - ooy 20
and taxed for such years Same IN ne
49, receive such certificates aud charge person or
or persons whose
forced into ta until reasonable time 60
I ands ana pay the taxes unless he, she they shall
o"Oose 10 sunef sue. non-suit, or 90 TO trial"
ia y f.. HEATH, 4uditor of Public 4ceo,n,.
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JACKSON, LOUISA, FOR SALE-Tbe subscr.
~ Der, having determined to move to the Southwest
offers Tor sale the above mentioned well known and va
iuabie establishment, comprising bis Tavern, Store
house, lanyard Blacksmiti's shop and 500 ncrcs of
Land Ii IS 3G miles from Richmond--being situated
on the main Stage road leading from Richmond 10 Lou.
sa Court house, Orange Court. house, GordonsvlIe
llausonburg Meohanicsyille, Lindsay's Store. and
Charlottesville. There three dwelling hcuses two
stories high belonging to this establishment together
with all necessary ont houses The Ton.yard Is now in
profitable operation and the neigbborood supplies an
abundance Of hides There is this Tract suficien.
cy OF meadow land to produce 100000 lbs of hay an.
nnolly and market at the place for The whole of it,
The Stages from Richmond to Charlottesville and
orange Court house, stop at this place for breakfast and
dinner six times week The situation is very healthy
and The neghboriood agreeable the Land is we'll wa
tered and IS adapted 70 the growth Of tobacco corn
wheat and oats To any person wishing 10 purchase
such property, the terms will be accommodatng The
above property be divided great advantage TO sot
tavern and lanyard establishment.
April1- [lll-iaf3m'l ELISHA JACKSON
NOTICE--Tbe subscriber wishes 10 hire for the ia
" lance Of The year. first rate man Cook who can
come well recommended, and for such liberal price
will be given. JOHN VOWIEs
Eagie Hotel, Charlotxsriiis ~
Fep ~ of-H
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MtITY FLOUR MILLS FOR SALE.-I am de-
W sirous to sell my mills the James river canal
the city of Richmond. Persons disposed TO pur.
chase, are invited to view the property which will DO
sold lows and liberal credit, If desired by the pur.
chaser Should the property not be disposed of before
the hrst day oil June next the subscriber will make all
necessary arrangements for carrying the business as
heretofore. THOMAS, RIJTHERFOOR
March 30 loo-,o5M
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D. IkA Ed or Stolen from the stables of the Colum.
~ ban Hotel, about ten days ago, two Mares-one
s1irei win an eye out, two hind lee. white, and white
place in her forehead; six seven years odthe other
very dark bay, no white, except very small auuear
ance on one OF her hind feet FIVE years old this Spnp
about four feet ten inches high rather handsome and
said to pace we'll These are the property of Dr.
James NJ Morris, residing at the Green Springs Louisa
whoever may deliver these Mares either Of them ts.
Dr Morris, or TO the subscriber in this city, shall be suit
ably rewarded, and all expenses paid.
April %. G1l6-Gl JAQUELlN r. TAYLOR
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&WM. McCRERY, Draper and TAILOR has ,.ceiy.
Wv ed handsome assortment OF new Spri,o and
Srmmer Goods of beautiful and superior quality Iie
socits an early call from his customers and the pube
generally in the City and country-and promises bis
best efforts to all who favor him.
April 90 1ls g,
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TENIMBER TlMBERm-The highest pnces will no
n given for good seasoned wheel spokes and lelloes
deliverable at the Penentiary. Immediate delivery is
solicited For information respecting them apply either
to COL Charles S Morgan, Superintendent, or to
THOS. G.. MONCURE, C. A.
Feb. .. SS-ff
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I'm CHANCERYo -VmcIylA: In GoocbIonJ 6,nn.-
E " Court. Dist March. Lac. - ~

CiiANCEkfo-VRcISiA: In Goochland Coun-
81 ~ Court 2lst March, I53C:
Pleasant Turner and Wilson Turno. be;,, or xv;,
NON u'ner' oeceasea, Plaintiffs;
- Against Langston Mosby and Lucy his wife Richard
ioler and Mary his wife, Abram Basket and Fanny
his Wife, George Davis and Anney his wife, and Henry
liam Turner, DocnJs,
me Dill OF the Plaintiffs being filed, and the Defend
ants, Henry Emmcrson aud Lucinda wife moi
entered their and given security accordnS
10 tue act OF Assembly and the rules OF this court
appearing TO the satisfaction Of the court that they
not inhasitans of this country On the motion Of the
piants, by counsel, it is ordered that the said defend
ants, enry Emnierson and Lucinda his wife do appear
here the first day of June court ne NJ and &
planhs bill and tlata copy of this order be forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper printed in the city of Rich
% LOT Two months successfully, and posted at the
front door OF the court house of this COUNTY
April B. IIoNrS,y.
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SITUATION WANTED. AN elderly Lady who has
~ nau some experiences IN the management of FAM.
ly wishes 10 obtain situation as house keener She
has recently taught school, which did not agree with
her; but should situation offer in healthy section CT
school. Her terms will be moderate and she would nre
fer TO reside in a religious family
N B.-The applicant be seen or heard from. by
applying at MIR. William Mayo's, Shocke Hill
April 10. IN ,r
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March %.

& tARRiAGE MAKING IN FARMvlLLE.-The
~ subscribers, under the firm of w. 81 ] BIASTox.
nave made such arrangements will enatsl them 10
Manufacturing extensively in this pacc, Carriages of
every description, Barorches, Gigs and Sulkes Of the
best quality We have engaged The very best hands al
every branch of the business Our friends aud the pub
Tic generally are solicited TO give call and examine
our work Repairs done with neatness and desuaicb
WILLIS BLANTON,
JAMES BLANTON
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vHNO Persons haring Negroes for Hiys-We wisl, to
hire Tor the ensuing year large number of hands,
70 labor on The Rchmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
and fredericksburg, between Frcdcriekshurg and
,he Potomac River The country aud occupation is
healthy; ana they VIII be well fed well clothed and well
treated we VIII give from seventy five TO ninety dol
lars Tor good hands, and for first rate ones Apply
by letter or otherwise to H. Hopkins at the Rail Of
che, Richmond to Thomas j. White in the county sr
King Wiam and the neighborhood, or to James Hum
Ter, Assistant Engineer, the White Chmnies Gu
roiine or To Theodore 5. Garnett Assistant Engineer
near fredericksburg; to H. +. Guy & Co in Frede-
Hopkins, Assistant Engineer
JOS. NJ. SHEPPARD
Agent fer the II. f. g r. r. r. Comp9ny
December % " -" ,c'
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vUNo PLANTERS. OF oRoNoKo TOBACCO
n Tie planters Of whom have purchased crops of
Oronoko Tobacco will confer favor on me by deliver
ing them TO the order of r. X T. Gwahney in the city
OF Richmond, between the 10Th of May aud the LIST Of
June Those who cannot deliver their crops by The LIST
Oh june VIII please defer the delivery until 10Th of
june or any time between the middle Of that month and
the hrst day OF July. JOHN G.. HUGHES.
mofch D. OFF
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a WORM FOR SALE.--The subscriber, iyinr ia
~ Goochland county, on James River four miles be.
low Cartersvlc offers for sale 7o0 barrels of Corn and
oo,ooo los; oil fodder TARLTON FLEMING.
April -. II6-w,I Jnn
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A CARD.-DR. j. r. MgrrtEuR, takes this mcfhoI
N to inform persons afflicted with gravel 10 the vici
nifty Of his old professional stand, Prince Edward
Court House. that he has supplied himself with ins,ru-
ments Of the most approved construction and is now
prepared 20 operate for the removal Of stone the blsd
DER by the process Of Lthontfity Bithonspsy az IL
generally termed. This operation, when executed bv
sklfu and gentle hands, IS generally admitted to be
painless, perfectly safe and free from danger; and when
the body to be removed is not very large preerne.
rally bard II rarely ever fails to effect perfect cure Of
store Of the baddcr-one Of the most painful and dan
Rerous diseases incident to the human milyand with.
out the use Of the knife. II s equally applicable 10
every age, and to either Of the sexes
Prince Edward g. ~. April ~ iIa-wGw 4
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EplCHMoND, FREDERICKSBURG AND 70.
Mu IoNaC Rail ROAD.-At u meeting of tho
il was "' 49,
Resotred That further of ten dollars ON each
on or before the 18th day of April next and 4 on or
before the 10Th day of May next and TO be deposited 40
heretofore in the Bank of Virginia. to the credit of The
Company. WIN. r. SHEPPERD T,re,,s..r
March IL. ma IN
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I'D lCHMOND Bi0nk B0ok Aanu1qctorg MAYO
10, q DAVIS respectfully announce that they have
commenced the Blank Book Manufeiurno and solicit
the patronage Of the public, whom they pledge indus
Try and Puncluality, neat and faithful Execution of all
orders entrusted TO them.
mEecnASrs can be furnished at the shortest notice
with Account Books Of every description ruled accord
ing to direction made Of the best materials bound in The
best manner with or without patent spring backs and
Russia end pieces
CLERKS or CoCFrs Throughout Virginia. can be fur.
nishcd with any Of the Books used in their Offices bv
specifying the description Of Book wanted and for what
Court and It will be packed and forwarded 10 any bari
OF Virginia warranted to suit charge will be made
Book BINDISe Of every description, executed with
neainess, durability and Dispatch
Orders left at store Main Street. first square
above the Eagle Hotel, will be punctUaly attended to
April % 1Iz--wgv
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~ form The Merchants of Virginia and the public ne
neraliy, that they opening an unusually laTgc
soGK Oh slapIe fancy and domestic Day GooDs adapted
new ork In addition to the entire purchases made in
The Northern cities we have the pleasure of announcing
Goods, imported by direct consisting Of new vie
painted Mnsins plain and figured Silk Paris Gloves
isooons, thread Cambrics and Handkcrchiefs &c &c
usiactory prices. ~
BINFoRD, BROOKS, GAY 81 co.
Richmond, March "a I07-uS,,
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WE inspectors at Shock~ Ware house have made
II arrangements with the Agent the Depot of the
kchmon1, Fredericksburg aud Potomac Rail Road Com
pany To toward, Immediately Us arricai all Tobacco
intended for that Ware. house. They will advance both
the freight and dravage and h,li ~ ro ',; 80 =,
the order of the owners.
The planters will please accompany their tobacco with
note TO the Inspectors and mark the heads of the
MosBY g. SHEPPARD,
Inspectors al Stocke Warehouse
richmond, March ~ l06-wSw
KVTliEAT FANS MANUFACTURED in Rich
w moRd-rhe subscribers respectfully inform The
farmers of Virginia. that they manufacture and keep
constantly on hand Wheat Fans, which they believe to
be superior n those commonly used in this part of the
country They submit the following certificates for the
Information of those who unacquainted with their
Fans, and pledge themselves every effort TO merit
share oil public patronage.
wooDARD s. CARLL.
have of Rce's Improved Patent When, Fans
II is superior to any have ever tried nasmuch that I
found unnecessary to pass that part of nv CROP which
was for market but once through the Fan If Others Of
.,'e hu couiu not oe obtaned, would not take twice
the cost for the have w 'rIJRpIN
Powhatan, Feb LIST, 1896.
PowmATAN Cou.rY Va
This is to certify, that purchased of John Woodland
one of Rlces improved patent Fans, manufactured by
Woodland " CARL, in the City of Richmond which /
mud cleans grain with less labor greater speed and
takes out more filth than any other fan have ever seen
IN operation also believe it TO be durable than
any other fan In short would do without one of
them should they cost 500 | have cleaned thrashed
wheat sufficiently clean from the chaf operation
10th January, 1886. WM DRAKE
CARofSE, April LIST, 1S36
purchased one of the fans manufactured by Woodland
~ Carli which find expes filth cleans wheat ith
more speed and less labor than any fan have seen in
operation THO. TALIAFERO
CAROLINE County, 9th Feb. 1886
This is to certify that purchased one of Rccs pa
tent improved wheat fans, manufactured by Woodland g.
SGr of Richmond which find cleans better than any
Woodland q CARL have also on hand several four
horse thrashng machines, which they will sell low for
cash Their shop is at Rockets, Immediately opposite
Mr. VIM. Changers grocery store
April 20. 1Iev,r
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$3.50 G RE .h.elisc- ysa:, e. Ia, from
times calls himself Edwin Burks) about > feet 10 inches
hIgh, rather raw-boned, little stopped in his sbonl
he has lost most of his jaw teeth aud is what NAV he
called laniernjawed He is good shoemaker. lie
has free papers with him.
VIII give 500 IT said negro is opprehended in the
State, and $i5O apprehended out OF the State and so
secured that get him again
rep. ~. l03-tfJ Of Roekbridge.
q REAT NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN DAI.
M LY MAIL ROU1E.-The Petersburg Rail road
Company inform the public that their Road extending
5om Petersburg Va 10 Blakeley, North Carolina on tbe
Roanoke, distance OF 60 miles, and constituting part
Of the Great Daily Route North and South il now
amply provided with superior Locomotives and Cars TO
leave eech end Of the Road daily on the arrival of the
respective Mails Travellers with their own eo0pages
can have their horses and carriages transported on ibs
road, with perfect safety and cOnvenence; and lbus
perform in or hours, while resting their horses
journey which would otherwise require days to &C.
The Bakeley Hotel al The southern tc,mioa,ioo r. Tho
Bai-ltoad has been rebuilt Of brick on an enIarged
SCALE and no pains viii be spared 10 render lis
moa.ton5 such as VIII give satisfaction to passengers
BESIDES The daily line Of Mail Coaches from a1skeev
Tor The South, via Raleigh, Fayetteville &C. there Is
Line via Tarborough three times week connecfd c;,
the Mail Line al Fayetteville and also a line from the
vile. w" D'''
"a 80, my iHic HoIl Dakeiey passes through
WaIfehton oXlofd, &c, and connects with line to
Salisbury N. g.
~ the course OF The present season. branch will be
opened rom the Petersburg RAILROAD at BelGeld 10
Wilkins Ferry at CASTOR, the Roanoke from o,booco
Railroad 10 the river by bridqe is now sIsf
to be constructed to Raleigh.
he Rail Road from Baltimore 10 Washington Il nos,
m operation, thence 10 Potomac landing the line s CON
tnncd by steamboats,; thence via Fredericksbnro 10
Richmond considerable portion Of the Raj. Road Is
hmished-and The remainder is ms rapid course 10 com
Pfuon. Inc line continues from Richmond 10 Peters.
borg ~ turnpike foadand thence by the PETERSBURG
l-Road 70 Bakelcy as before mentioned is the main
Orleans,
CGee Of he PasrsJlvg Rail Road Compana
March 10 i1s-;tIo--
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YHHHE CELEBRATED IMPORTED ARABIAN
-@. HORSE. BUSSORAu ARABIAN n heaniiGlL

YHNHE CELEBRATED IMPORTED ARABIAN
N HORSE, BUSSORAH ARABIAN a beautiful
golden sorre ioaed in the year 1874 and looks and acts
like colt, will stand at my stable ia the county of Chez
erhed, 10 miles from Richmond and ~ from, Chester
field Court House, at Mr. Mauks' Tavern in the lower
edge of Powhatan, and at Mr.. VIM. S. Overtons near
Goodies Bridge, and will be let the very re-
duced price OF SO the single leap, be paid The lime
Of SsrDing; SIP the season, which may be discharged
by the payment of 10 in the season. and 500 To insure
mare to be in foal, to be paid she is asce
tanned to be IN oal Parting with the mare foeits the
insurance Mares put by the insurance must be reau
arly returned every ninth day from putting the season
TO expire on the 18th July.
The strctest attention will be paid by careful Groom
to prevent accidents, but will be responsible for
such as may happen.
That Bussornh will prove of immense advantage ia
certain He possesses and impurts his colts beauty
and graceuness Of form and action that no other horse
has or can mpart.
Reference TO Edward Scott Of Powhatan, James Sell
den, Central Course, Frederick Clarke of Manche
William finney OF Powhatan, John Heth of Coal Mines
and w. j Barksdale of Amelia.
u Fifty cents TO the Groom in every case. Pastu
rage gratis, and il required fed grain for % cents per
day. AUGUSTUS " FLOURNOY
April 10 lI3-stk