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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-17

NEGROES FOR SALE.-Wub be sold, to the highest bidder at
~ Su;ry Monday the 26th day OF March next ut
hn; Court day. suae slaves belonging TO the estate OF lanes
A. Spra,ley deceased witt boys sfls una chl
ten Tsims-A credit until day Of September next
JAMES X. CANDY, .7datsSra.or
Mach II 99-w2wt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-17

SAINT LEDGER, BY Eclipse and full brother to ARIEL Lance
o'keiy, will make his ia Virginia. ct my sa
m Tree Particulars will appear
N HI. sin! and in JOHN r. WHITE
!" r.. LI To-, SITS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-17
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

,p,wENrY WORK MULES.-We will sell, Saturday, the
bin O'Clock office, 90 good strong work
y.i.s ,h,, nm, w ell brotcu j. S. COSBY & CO..
49, "a Io3-tdsl -iuetipHeers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-17

NOTICE TO TRAVELL ERs.-Travelrrs going South in
formed ,h, when they reach pe,ersurg VA there choice
,a;es the Great Mail Lne which daily through
Gon Raleigh Fayetteville, Columbia, Augusta, Ga BY
WILMINGTON Railroad aad ste lmhoat Co.'s Ec from the
illumination the Petersburg Railroad through Halifax Whining
aud Charleston, &c.
days starting from Petersburg Tuesdays Thursdays
AMI Saturdays There be delay coaches
provided AT each liae
Petersburg Railroad Office Dec. l9, 1897. 65-3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-17
March l3

Rfoh SALE-hy House and Lot ArIc's, King Wium 1t
Is The best stand for store in the place. save
:. . WALKER HAYES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-17

krAX T. nJ for the EdG;so q Boys s p s%n, me
the Episcopal Eoeorde The site which has been selected for
s institution Fairfax comfy within thce miles Of Aexnn
M = ts on
10 every respect eligible for the purpose Of edusa,on
Ts Principal OF this institution will devote himself to the cdn
CATION Of his pupis and will exeons promote their
both che acquisition of and the forma
of character. They will constitute famy which will be
regulated by Christian principles, special pre-
comfort Of the and the incubation Of such principles
habits will bcs. tend tit them for usefulness in
future fo
Instructions will be given by the Principal with the aid Of well
gaded assistant the Classics all branches Of good
English eucatioo INCLUDING the sahemaes Natural Philosophy
sired by ufEeen. number Of pupils
conpe,en, teacher for the purpose c
o Notice, with respect the lensih Of the session and tune
will he given hereafter The charge foe board and n
m provide and beddins or be charged sio per
FURNISHED by the Principal. ,,a,, =,
Except peculiar cses pupils will not be recei'od unocr Or
Letter; hc addressed to the Principal Fredericksburg, Va
O" W. ,sS Isl Of Aa'e"' a''' '"A> ~ s7-3tawtf
IN Rules held in the CLERKS Of
line county, on the lst day Of January, 1889 ,,s
Leland Reynolds and Jsnc his wife, and others, f"s'
wiam W. Dickinson, Epaphrodisus D. Howe, and Richard
defendants. Eo,Dhodi,u B. tlowe and Richard Howe
having given security according to the
aet assembly and the rules of this court and appearing
o'teted that the said defendants appear before the
Dayt 81 Inc ' Court e Courthouse on the FIRST day Of inc
oI@g inserted newspaper published in the
y 0! hond Tor two successfully, and posted at the
front door oil the Gown house of the said county.
Copy-Tes.
March IS ls9-wswl ROBERT HUDGINs C. c..
IN CHANCERY-vRcIyIA-A,R Rule. ,I.o ~ Tho 1I.1k's Of
hce Of The Court and Chancey Prince
Edward county, the 5th day Of February is.s: o'' y
John Buford Plaintiff
against
Sewsom Anthony aud Susan his wife Samuel D. Burke Trustee
Of Susan Anthony William, Jon Mary Ana re,,u George and
Lenuel Parkinson, Defcndnnte
The DEFENDANTS Newsom Anthony Susan hs ry;C ND Iobo
Ann Pernse having their
security according Of Gcncu ASSEMBLY md The
Rules Thu. Court. appearing they are no,
this State motion of the plaintiff by his attorney
Rus aforesaid accordingly ordered that defendants
Sewsom ha.hony Susan his wife, and John and Ann Per
kaon do appear The first day Of April Court next, and IN
the pain,i BILL and copy Of tho order be forthwith
Inserted 10 public newspapers printed the city
Gehnond for SUCCESSFULLY and also posted front
door Of the Cour, House OF this county.
"A Copy-Te,te, B. ]. WoRSHAM,C 4. c.
fshH 92-w6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-17

>AS os,;na If the Stockholders of the Farmers
e r V;rginis will be held at their Banking house,
Dan M ., the ad day of April next at - o'clock
on mo"u'y' '"' JOHN G. BLAIR, Cashier.
95-td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-17
February go
LIND, NEGROES, and oider Property Jor safe

EpY virtue Of Deed Of Trust, executed The sub.
HD scrber by Col. Charles Woodson in his lifetime
bearing dale the 25,h July, 1887, will be Sold public
auction Thursday, the 18th day of March, 1885 at the
late residence Of the said Charles Woodson in the
ty OF Prince Edward about 600 acres of valuable Land it
being part Of The tract which he resided. The
entire tract By very old surveys contains 100 acres,
one.thrd of which, including the dwelling house, will
not be offered for SALE The remainder Of the tract will
be sold in two separate purcels-hat portion lying
the North side of the Prospect road, in parcel and
that lying the South side including the residence Of
The late Gen. Tarlton Woodson in the other parcel. 1t
supposed that there about 400 in each parcel
An accurate survey will be made, and exhibited on the
day Of sale.-AIso at the time, about ~ likely
Negroes, the stock of Horses, Cattle Sheep, and Hogs
farming Utensils. household and kitchen Furniture.
TERMs.-The Land will be sold credit Of one and
two years the purchasers giving bonds with approved
personal security, and deed of trust the land sold
the Slaves and other property credit Of II months
the purchasers giving bonds, with approved personal
curlty-S3 and under, cash.
The subscriber, acting trustee, will convey only
such title as is vested in him by The deed and other
All persons having claims against the estate, re-
quesed 10 forward a memorandum OF Them TO the sub
scrber as claims not presented on or before the Sd day
Of August next, will be excluded from The benefit of the
deed WINSLOW ROBINSON, Trustee.
Charlotte C. r., March &, 1888. 96-2awtd
THYO THE PLANTERS OF TOBACCO.-The In
81 specors at Seabrook's Warehouse take this
ihod of informing their friends and the public generally,
that they prepared to receive store, and when d.
rccled SELL all Tobacco that may be sent 10 their Ware
house. They pledge themselves TO use every cxetion
in their power 10 give satisfaction TO all that may send
their Tobacco to them Tobacco be got from the
Dock 10 Seabrook's with less, and from the Basin and
Depot with little, expense either Of The other Ware.
houses Notwithstanding the base lasehoods that have
been circulated by interested persons TO inue The Ware.
house. we can the Planters, that and
selling Tobacco for good prices either Of the other
Warehouses. AS evidence Of the fact, Tobacco
sold al Seabrooks last year for Sl 80 per hundred the
highest price that was obtained in Richmond We hope
that will be made to suffer for The sins Of others
All that ask Of the Planters is, fair trial. We will
pay charges all Tobacco sent To US
CHAMBERLAYNE d. BURCH,
March t0G-2aw2m Inspectors.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-17

HtAGLE liOTEl,:-The subscriber having leased
Il This well known Hotel in The City OF Richmond,
takes this method Of informing his friends and the public
generally OF his determination to keep this extensive
establishment in style corresponding with the wants
Of the community, and The liberal patronage which its
location and other advantages hive always secured for
it, fle is aware of his responsibilities The public and
has accordingly made his arrangements for putting in
condition of increased neaness and cnmfnri; and Of
supplying his table and bar all times with the best
which The market will afford His stables are extensive
and will be constantly attended by careful and attentive
ostlers and plenully supplied with forage. File is de-
iermned moreover be reasonable in his charges and
to adapt them to the times.
HENRY w. aiAUCK
Feb. 90 90-2aw4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-17

H-b UNAWAYS.-Lell my plantation, in Albemarle
"a county, Virginia. rather more than year since,
my negro FONThlNE about % years Of age stout,
strong made rather below the ordinary height and very
broad several shades brighter than black very pleasant
counennnce, and fine teeth. will give one hundred
dollars for his delivery me- if taken within the State
and two hundred, if out of the Slate. think it quite
probable lac is about Of the Iron Public Works.
passing free mani would therefore, cali he atten
ton OF agents and contractors specially TO this notice.
Also, GARDENER, about 20 years Of age, we'll pro-
porlioned, about ordinary size, black, and when
fused, stammers very much. | will give the same for
Gardener for Fonlaine, and twenty five dollars for
ench, if taken within The county, any where
Lindsay's Store, Albemarle county, Virginia.
MANN PAGE.
February 90 90-2awtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-17

nANK OF VIRGINIA.-A general Meeting Of ta ,he
stockholders Of the Bank Of Virginia will -! De nea'
according 10 adjournment on the "a Gay Of
,,,, 95-2awtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-17

TAVERN ESTABLISHMENT, to rent at the farm Springs,
" koxs Va-G now have Completed ia style
large and spacious brick house, we'll arranged and
nearly completed all other buildings attached there
which propose leasing accommodating for
have hesitation snying that it
which profitable business dono
would the above property deem unnecessary
anything further wishing the above business
would first aud premises judge for themselves
For enquiries that be made respecting the above property
Andrew H. Byrd, Bath, by
oma GEO. MAYSE.
Fcbo7 93-2nw4W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-17

NRINTING INK-Just received al this Once,
ii supply of johnson & Durants Winter Ne,os i lnS'
which will be sold for 25 cents per pound tor oasn
October l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-17
ITO COACH-MAKERS-The subscribers for

Silver Plating the shortest notice, and low
as can be Coachmakers from the country
requested 10 give a call before purchasing.
- THOMPSON TYLER & co.
NB-Entencc from the leading to Mayo's Bridge,
the Of Mcss Soulhal Tompkns, sign Of the
Golden Key, Main street.
0ay3yV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-17

Lumber City, Georgia, Feb. !
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-10-23

a WESTERN HUNTERS IDEA OF LOVE. 81
say, Earthquake, were you ever in ove'" ''Ah!
Role, there you too hard for me; / hardly
know what to say about thar. i have sometimes
felt qu Ger. When / see some OF our Kentucky
gals, I've felt quite funny; felt as if some one
was drawing a brar over me. Now it You call
that love, have been in love- swell, / think
you have. d, you know any body that you
would marry" al marry? what for? To be
always totei7g wife through the woods, or n
cross the swamps, to keep some red skin from
taking her hair off? Fool who? She'll be all
sorts Of n gal who catches me-" said Earthquake,
Ga wife is queer thing. md getting one is like
taking n varinint out of hollow; you don't
know until you've got tin your hand, what sort
OF thing II Isl"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-10-23

BEAUTIFUL ExTRAcT.-When | look upon
the fomhs OF the great, every emotion of envy
dies within me when read the epirapbs of
the beautiful, every inordnate desire goes OUT
when l meet with the grief of parents upon the
tombs stone, my hearts melts with compassion :
when see to'nbs of parents themselves con.
slder the vanity Of grievng for those who de.
posed them, when consider rivals laid side by
side, or the holy men that divided the world
with their disputes, reflect with sorrow and
establishment on the little competitions, factions,
and debates of mankind when read the sever
al dates of the tombs of some that died yester-
day, and some sixteen hundred years ago, con-
slder that great day, when we shall all Of us be
cotemporaries and make our appearance together.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-10-23
OBJECTS OF THE WING REFORM.

The Restoration of Power to the People.
The restoration of the Government 10 its true
safe and legitimate purposes.
The rescue of the Government from the grasl,
ofdemagogueS, pl"nderers and spoilers:
The discovering of The money power from 30.
htical power.
The restoration Of sound ana healthy cur-
rency:
The curtailment and regulation of the inordi-
nate patronage the government by means of
which the elections have been controlled, and
the public liberty endangered
Rerenchment OF extravigant and overgrown
expenditures:
Encouragement to .Anlerican LABOR, and res
pect for The rights of american Industry,
The rescung of the Public Lands from The
grasp Of Government Spectators and land com
panies--and the distribution Of the income of
those lands to all the States, the Whole People,
in equal and just proportions:
An End, positive Eud, to all reckless Eek
periinents, upon the business, the currency and
the en- terpriZe o: the country.
A return TO the old and safe path of honesiy
since ity, PATRIOTISM g. public uirtue.-CInremont
Eagle.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-10-23

TERMS-THE CALIFORNIAN will be published
weekly at $500 per annum, or at 81 so il paid in
advance. If payment is made within six months
from the time OF subscribing it will be considered
NJ advance pay. No paper will be discontinued
until all arrearages paid except at the option of
the publisher.
u Advertisements will be inserted for the Gus.
tomary prices. Persons are requested TO state the
number of weeks they wish their advertisements
published, otherwise they will be inserted till for
bid and charged accordingly.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-10-23

MAJOR ANDRE. This accomplished gentle
man and gallant warrior, who forfeited his life
to the unforgiving laws Of war, during the revo-
luton, wrote poem called the Cow CHASE,
which terminates with the following sadly pro.
phetc lines:
.. "And now I've closed my epic strain,
... tremlle rs | show il, ..s. ',.,....-
Lest this same warrior drover Wayne,
Should ever catch the poet"
Andre was unprecedented as spy, on the very
day that the last canto made its appearance in
New York :"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-10-23

OHIo.-It is stated that in the year 1885, there
was not Il single white person within the present
limits of The Stare of Ohio at this day, that il,
after the lapse of fiiylhree years, it's population
amounts TO upwards of Il mon-and it is in
tins respect the third state in the Union and
that population is thrice blessed in this that nine
teen .tw enehs Of them are confined to agrcul-
turnl pursuits. There are six ore eight incorpor-
er attention bes,owe! upon the education Of the
young, or TO the diffusion of the elements OF
the people. The public improvements, her
roads and canals, would be worthy of the re-
sources of the oldest states in the Union, of any
one of the European monarcLics. The canal
connecting Cincinnati with Lake Erie is inferior
in extent and utility only to the great work effect
ed in New York by the genius Of Clinton.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-10-23

Loss Of a Sub Ireasury.-We learn from the
Hartford, (Ct) Courier, that Mr. lloiabrd, U. s.
District Attorney, and postmaster, IN Winchester,
in that State, having deposited the public funds
in and old stocking, woke up one morning, and
found the whole missing. colored woman
had run away with treasure and treasury. II
seems she was perfectly aware of the constitu-
tionnl provision that no money shall he drawn
from the treasury but in consequence of appro
pratons made by law, and instead of draw
ing the money out OF the stocking, she took
stocking and ALL Has not Government
achieved wonders for the security of the public
iunds, ny transferring them first from the U. S.
Bank to hundred local banks; and secondly,
from hundred local banks TO $4,000 dirty
stockings ?-Lo,lispile Journal
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-10-23
Vermont Legislature.

Saturday Oct. 13, 1888
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The chair announced the f,Ilowiny onno,,
meuts. 20 'II'''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-02
ssfGsa HsEiNN AEsD.

I'D ANYWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER
n 4 the 21nd of November, 1887, residing in
Bedford county, near New London, his negro man
EsSEIEES, (tCIlILLES.) He is supposed to be
between 30 and % years Of age, very black supposed
to be feet or inches high, very stout made, and
uncommony large across the breast, very good dit
OF his eyes, also mole ON his neck about the size Of
buck shot, which alone ought 10 to detect him
expect he has oblaued free pa ers, has been car
fled off by rascal, and IS endeavorng to get TO
a free State | will give Sl0O reward for his appre-
henson, il taken out Of the State, $50 if taken in
tie Siae, and delivered 10 ne, secured in any iM
50 thai get h IN again. T.. PETERS.
o. The Richmond Enqnrer will insert tie fore
gong advertisement once week for six weeks, and
forward It's account 10 tins Office Tor payment.
June % WITS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-02

opeulyi No To his own party NJ lie
seote .s he weuld be feyerned-uoRHHLr bEfbN-
srp !" and Suuihem Convention WIS TO be me
instrument OF his vengeance. What became oil u Z
Same member OF the lower house went back 70
South Carolina and baiicd Lis gull nap with ihis
stuff about the " triumph of Modification lie
thing took; the people were persuaded TO thfo" ub
her caps !: the airfung with the 10 lhuNfhh OF
,ba,,sar,s nothing more was hcard of the southern
Convention, and the Proclamation and Force b'l'
sland the nnfinpcaohe1 record OF the doom os state
sovereignty spd State iuterposiiIon.
Aud Santh Carolina devotes herselfto the fortunes
of Mr.. Calhoun That gallant Stale, winch ne
DEGRADED aud disgfaeed, by placing her m posnn
where she could mol neither strike nor ward ne
had led her 10 tie Gaudine forks where slie was inr
" made 10 pass under he yoke aud now our moo
ern Posihumius claims Triumph =
Now ar, would asa Of those Who persuade theW-
selves that The observance Of tie aei oil c0mlfohnst
depends on the personal good faith Of indHidua's
what security OF that sort they have. that the aet WIZ
mol be repealed At The convenience or tapnee on q
majority Of Congress Who bat YOU agreed to
bind even nIMsrLf And WHO PnErrSpED to any
nlanr TO hind CONSTITUENTS Should You be
elected 10 the Presidential char, YOU shohlu De
elected under that fledse, distinctly gwen distinctly
understood. or whom else can We say the saoe -
no else would have the same lair plea Tor using me
influence, and, ifneed be- The AUTHORITY OF MS once
10 prevent The repeal ofihat law
shall dismiss the subject with this question: Al
another time shall offer some reasons why IT'S repeal
would be undesirable.
FRIEND OF STATE RIGHTS.
BY way Of +. s let me say, that il any other
gentleman Of the tariff party will say that lie gave
The compromise, lac shall hive my vote for the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-02

/ WouLD inform my friends and and tic pub
i lie generally that my assortment Of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, pye-s;mns, sc.
Is now complete, all Of which lave been recently
aud carefully selected by myself, III the Northern
markets on the very best terms, and feel confident
That can offer inducements not before had IN tins
market, aud would particularly invite alp persons
wishing 10 purchase adcles IN my line TO call and
examine for themselves before buyIng.
r. \. FOURQUREAN,
Sign the Boy q Mortar
June IL IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-02

IlRGlNlA AT rules held in the Clerks Office OF the
circuit superior court of law aud clnncery for the csun-
~ OF Nelson IN the month oil June, 1888:
Robert Johnson Plaintiff,
against
Albert w Harris and cioggh A. lamis xors. of Lee w
Harris, decd Joseph Harris dciscr and infant Of said
Lee ". Huns, deed. Benjamin d. Harris, admir-. Of
James Montgomery dec d. and Benamn d. Darlington and
Mary Ann l.. his wife, Defendants
49,, IN tHANCERY.
The defendant Bciianin d. Harris, adu'or of James
montgomery dee d. not having entered his appearance AMI
En hcltl according the OF Assembly and the rules
% TINS Court ind II appearing Ivy satisfactory evidence, lat
ne Is not mn mhahon OF this Commonwealth II is ordered,
a the sad defendant do appear here the frs, day OF Sep
finher in nest aud answer the bill of the pa n and that
9copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in The Lynchburg
rstan newspaper published in the of Ly ncburg,
Tor two months succcssiyey aud posted the front door
The tou thouse OF this county, On some court day.
ACopv--Testc,
Ro c. CUTLER CFk.
June II WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-02
HOUSES FOR SIZE.

fEllE STORE HOUSE occupied bv Mess,s.
= Bally Womaok & the Office occupied hy Mr..
Geo. Qaatles at Amherst Court House, are for
SALE. II not sold previous to the ID day of next
Amherst County Court they will on that day be of.
lefed at public auction. The Store House is buIlt
on leased ground and FOR the conditions thereof re-
terence is made to DR.. James Powell and John II
Roberts, Esq 8. & NJ. GARLAND
CHARLES l.. MOSRY
July % ,ooA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-02
NOTICE

10 sailiers lol.o hare the right If 6stng Sheets
Spring, and 70 hose ielo may purchase dse right q
Hstagtte same.
E,IlE subscriber embraces tins opportunity o in
i forming them that lie has made arrangements
and has lately received lot efl0D OF the above
ed Springs from the North, made IN the neaiest and
best manner, by superior workman. In fact, they
are all warranted to be durable aud elastic. have
trcd aud get smiths in the surrounding copn
try here to make such as | would be willing put
IN Saddles which have manufactured, after having
bought all that Sheets eaGld make before bis
lnoval 10 the west. shall receive in short time,
another lot ufSpfngs from the same manufacturer.
All ia. sc wishing 10 buy Springs il they will favor
ne win their orders they VIII be thankfully receg-
ed and promptly attended TO. The Springs shall be
sold on reasonable TERMS and tlIey shall be such as
any man can warrant TO Inc purchaser with safety.
J. {. SllACKLEFORD.
Lynelburg, June %
p. :. The subscriber returns his thanks 10 lis
friends and The public generally, ior their liberal
patronage towards him since his commencement in
business up to The pr sent date and socits
tGuaiion Of the same, assuring Them at the same
time that all articles his line OF business shall be
made ofihe best materials which eau be produced,
and in the ncatest and most durable manner The
subscriber has on hand, AT tins time, large and
general assortment Of every article belonging TO his
line Of business all OF which will be sold low, for
cash, on country produce at market prices.
]. G. SlAGKLEFORD.
10 The Fincasilc Democrat, Abingdon States
man aud Lewisburg Enquirer will insert the iorego-
ing, three times, aud forward III II accounts to this
office.
June % is