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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-11

a GOVERNESS "A Young Lady wishes to obtain
"a a situation rs Goveincss in a private famly.--llav-
ing been engaged nearly six years in a large Institution
for the education of young Ladies. she has had sufficient
experience to enable her 10 say, that she is capable of
teaching The various branches of an English education
as il is tsurht in our large acknowledgements with
Drawing, Painting, Music, fancy Needle work, and En-
broidery.-For further particulars on this subject, letters
addressed to B. r.. NJ, Washington City, will meet with
immediate attention.
IN T0-2awiws
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a TEACHER WANTED:-A gentleman well qua
"A lifted to prepare boys for College or the University,
will find a situation in a healthy neighbnrhood' and an
agreeable family, in the Southern part of Virginia. A
liberal salary will be given. For further Ini"rmnllon'
Charlottesville; II. A. Garland, or The Editor, Rich.
mond.
Ian 4 fU-Ol
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HMO

y W. RANDOLPH e. CO., Booksellers, Siationcrs ind deal-
:" crs in Music, aud Fnncy Goods, opposite Messrs. Hubbard &
Gardner, Main ST., Richmond, Va.
The subscribers offer for sulc TO their friends md the public, the
following Goods, which having been purchased for the most PARTON
cash, they can, und will sell at very low prices, viz:
Standard books in the various departments OF Literature
School ind juvenile books, in great varieties
Blank books Of all kinds and sizes
Writing and letter puper, from 81 Is TO Sc per ream'
A fine collection of music, musical instruments and p~rcccPtofa
Pen aud pocket knives, scissors and razors
Stationary Of the best quality
A largc assortment OF fancy goods
English and American Animals for 1888
H-Wc respectfully request of those who may be in want OF arti-
rISs n : above Ia Give nan call. J.. ". RANDOLPH e. CO.
Do.nn,ho. 6l-2Ut
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BOHN II. CHRISTIAN, .4'tOrney at Lam. will OF.
eB tend the Courts held in the City Of k'shinond and
COUNTY of Henrico, also The County and Superior Courts
Of Hanover and King William.
NJ Office Immediately in the rear of Messrs. Eustace
g. Temples Apo,hecary store, and adjoining the oifce
of DR.. T.. n. Smith.
January 9 OD-"o"
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BY TMOfEAS R1TCHlE'

ar Tho EN.auIRER is published twice a week, generally, ano
.hice times a week during tho session Of the state Ls = .h 4 u "a.
Price, the same Us heretofore, Five Dollars per 1nnuni, pay aorch a u
vance. Notes of chartered, specie paying hunks (only WIZ be !"
c<ired In payment. Tho Editor will guarantee the ssiety u tenl'
ting Thorn 5y mail; the postage Of Letters being parao u ~ ~
r. No paper will BIO discontinued, but at the discretion o. u
Editor, until all arrearascs havo been pad up. L.r
G- Whoever will guarantee the payment o i u"c p"p'''' "A'
have the tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING. ~
ny One ,,uare, or loss, INST insertion, 75cents; each continuence
so cunts No advertisement inserted, untiiit has either oeeh "'
o Issumed by some person in this city or its environs.
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RNARGRAVE.-This justly celebrated racer and
FS stallion, winner of the great St. Leger, in 1882,
will make his next season, Spring 1898, al my Farm,
Spring Grove, Hanover county. Particulars hereafter.
| WM. l.. WHITE
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and Mules, Stock Of Sheep, Farming Utensils Of
every description, Household and Kitchen Furniture,
and a variety of other articles will be sold publicly, at
Chip Oaks, in i urry, on a credit Of twelve months, on
Monday, the 18th instant
There are about COO barrels of Corn, a large quantity
of Fodder, &c and n number of excellent Mules, and
valuable stock. The public are invited to attend.
CHAS. T. OSBORNE.
LA T0-tds
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E%NARMERS' BANK OF FlRGlNlA.-The Board
IL, of Directors have declared n Dividend oil three per
cent. for the last six months, payable to the Stockhold-
cs on or after the 18th inst.
Jan 3 f70-Gil J. G. BLAIR, Cashier.
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Richmond and Petersburg Railroad COHpan

Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Company.
a T o meeting of the President and Directors, on the islh lnstnnt'
the following further sums were required from the stockholdefs'
to be paid by them into the Bunk Of Virginia Or its i't"nch ut re-
tcrsburr, to the credit Of the Company, viz: On each share 50, 10
be pnid On The Ist October, Ist November, LIST December, LIST luhua-
ry, and Ist February, aud $40 on The LIST March next:
WM. P. SHEPPARD, Treasurer.
auo % 32-2uwtlstM
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EeANK OF VIRGlNlA-The President and Dr.
I'D rec,nrs Of The Bank Of Virginia have declared a
dividend Of three per cent, for the lasls SIX months, pay
able on the 18th inst. A. ROBINSON, JR Cashier;
JANUARY = uo-lu
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NOTICE The subscriber having assnclhled as a
mariner in his Mercantile Business in this City, his
SON, WV. S. TEIrLErT, the same will hereafter be con-
unued under the firm of John r. Triplett s. SON.
JOHN r. TRlPl.ETT.
I,n,,rv I0-lm
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NOTICE.-A petition will he presented 10 the next Legislature
! y Of Virginia, TO authorize the Stockholders or the President md
Managers OF The Dismal Swamp Land Company, to change the time
aud place Of The Annual Meeting of said company.
Dec 81 o'-wO~
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EBRlAM will again occupy my stables the ensuing
season Of 1888. Particulars will be given IN n lu'
ture advertisement. KO. =. N~lLLlhmoON
I,n 6g-St
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CONCORD 1.-The exercises Of this Seminary Tor
" tho year 1898, will commence on the LIST Of February, und ter
inmate on the 3Jth Of November. .
The price Of toard and tuition, including wishing, bedding, and
fuel, will be 500 for u session OF 5 months payable IN ADVANCE
The course Of instruction embraces the Languages od Sciences
rcnsrally, AMI is designed 10 prepare students thoroughly for Col
lego. aud Universities. There arc OF presen, a few vacancies,
which it will he desirable to I'LL with youths whose educations are
intended 10 be on u liberal scale.
In announcing the Intention of rcsumins the duties OF their roca-
,o . the subscribers tender their Acknowledgements To their patrons.
for the grateful sens. which they manifest of the improvement OF
,h.jr sons AMI wards. As TO the general character .: tho insiitu.
ton, reference is respectfully nude to Professors Bonnycashe, tar-
rison, Emmett, Tucker and Davis, OF the University Of Virginia.
Tho seminary j., assv Of access 10 students coming from the North,
or frna the South, being situated about 3 mica from the Richmond
AMI fredericksburg Rniro ID. Letters addressed to either OF The sub
.-ri5.s, md directed to Concord Academy, Caroline county, will be
rtmrn,lv attended TO-, A. e. COLEMAN,
r. W. COLEMAN,
J. d. COLEMAN.
Drc G5-9awl3tt
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n UMANlTY HALL annual exercises of this
Z institution will re- rommence on the 18th Of January next, and
he continued unil The 18th of November following, muking a term
of 10 months. The course Of instruction will be preparatory Col
lege, or the ordinary uvocations of life. Tuition, hoard, washing,
lodging, candles, &c, will be furnished for Sl20 The term.-S $50 will
be required in advance, the buluncc tS7G) on the 18th Nov.
1t may be necessary to say, that the principal Of this institution
has devoted almost n quarter Of Il century to the nrluons duties OF
his profession, and intends to make il the business Of his life. The
same parental care nnd attention will he extended TO the youth con-
fdcd 10 his trust, us To his own children.
EILJAl G. llANES, Principal II. n. academy.
I. S.-!iddress, Physc Springs, buckingham.
n.I G5-yjw
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JAMES a. seldom, Attorney at Lato, will attend the Courts
" held in the city uf Richmond, tho Superior Court OF SPottsyVa-
MIA, aud the Quorte,ly uua Superior Courts Of Cnroline.
His Office is Immediately over the store OF Messrs: Knapp, re-
ton & Co., Maia Street, Richmond, being the same formerly oreu-
MI 55|f
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I'm RGtSfh.-Str rules hGW ~ te Ter $ oHre
= of the Circuit Sup ror Court Of Law and ChaGccry for Louisa
county, nj the Court. house, on the 4th day OF December, lss':
Gideon lan.sion, iIamti"'
against
Nathaniel Mills, John r. Quarlcs and David Thompson, nxecu.
orso of Raipi Quarlcs, drc'd-the said John X. tsiarlcs aud DAVID
Thompson, ms lrgatrcs and dcvi.ces Of the said Ralph QnHtlcs, de-
ceased; Charles Lans-,on, John Lanyston, Ralph Qunrlcs, and no
ger QunrIcs, and The following cmancipntcd slaves, to WIZ: Buy
p,,,nII lanes Jr,. md Arthur, Defendants:
The defend In., Roger Quarles, Charles fangslon, John Lnnsston,
Billy, Burrcl, James, Jr, and Arthur, not having entered their ap'
pcarancc and given security according to law aud the rules Of this
Court, and il appearing from satisfactory evidence, that they are
not inhnbitnn ts OF this State, on motion Of the plaintiff, by hIs coun-
sci, it is ordered, that the said deiendanis; Roger ouaTie', Charles
Lnnrstou, John Langslon, Billy, Durirn, James, Jr, and Arthur, do
nppcnr before the Judge OF our snid Court, al tho Court Eousn, on
tbo pIuintif-nnd that a copy Of this order he forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published ii. the city Of Richmond, for two months
successfully, and posted q, the front door Of the Courthouse oil this
county on some court day. Acopy-Testc,
JOHN HUNTER, c. L. c. S. c. c.
n., ~ G7-wSw+
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9 SHALL continue my school the ensuing year, Ut CIhl0n, which
. is situated within three hundred yards oil the Loulsn Rail'rond,
All seven miles from TnylursviIlc. In my school will bc laugh,
the Greek, Latin aud English languages. The schoo! Will COIN
menco on the third Monday in JANUARY next, and terminate On
the frs, Friday in December following. There will be n vacation
Of one month il tho summer, commencing on the second Friday ~
June. The price for hoard, washing, lodging, fuel mud tuition, will
he 500 per scholar, payable one hall at the end Of ench session. Mr..
Isaac Butler and DR.. VIM. p. Darracott will hoard my pupils. Yer
dun, Hanover, is my post-otfce. JOHN u. NELSON.
Dec % Gb-waw
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NEW MAIL ARRANGEMENTS AND ENPEDiTlON...
TEyl1E Mail Stage from Belfrld, via LawrencevI vile,
Boredom, Randolph Macon College, Clarksvillr, 10
Milton, will leave Brl6-ld every other day OF l +: M,
and arrive ct GAINESVILLE next day by II noon. Days
for lea 7ing Petersburg in December, January, February
December Il, lG, Is, 90, %. "a. &c, %, so.
January, |, 3, 81 Q, II, 10, 10, II, 3D. 2l' 23' % ~
February. a,4,6 {, s, 10, 10, II, 1G, Is. %, 90, "a, &c, %.
March, "a, SIS, 10, II, IA, il, Is, 90, q, "a, %, y, 81.
The Line from Warrentnn, N. G., to DanvllIe, 'a,Is
also changed 10 an every other day line, through from
War,entonl 10 Milton in one day. The Proprietor intends
having his four horse Stages on this line by the hrst oil
January, 1895. This line falls in with the BeNlrId line at
Rosborough, and both make one line from There 70 hlIiton,
and there form a full connection with The South western
Line OF Peck, Wexford & Co where passengers Will meet
with no detention. Days for leaving Petersburg for this
line, in December, January, February and March;
December, Is, IL, 10, 81, %, Is, q, q, 81.
January. ., 4. 6. s. 10, IL, IA. l6, Is, 30 ~ "a. ~: 2o.3O
February, ], {, 8, I, 9, II, -, Is, Il, ~. a., rs, %. -;
March, 1857, Q, II, 10, Is, II, i9,2l; .; ~ - ~ 81.
ClarksviIle, Dec. % [GG-12l C0ntt0etor.
NbRINTING lNK-Just received at this Office, a
supply OF Johnson Il Durant's Winter -Ncics Ink,
which will be sold for a5 cents per pound, Tor Cash.
NEGROES WANTED.-l wish 10 hire, for one, two
or three years, w honest, sPrighlly Boys, from
- 10 IA years old. Their employment VIII be light, and
strict attention paid to their nea,ness and henlth-as they
will al all times be under my own supefIntendence Amy
person having such for hire, will please call as early as
practicable on VIM. w. Do'Hn
Nov. 10 III Mt' cFee.
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Redmond and LynchJurg Corporation Stock for Sale,
CERTIFICATES oil deb, issued BY the city OF Mehm,ona ana u
~ corporation of Lynchhurs, irredecmthle tor twenty years from
the Il, JuIy. 1887. ind be lrin. interest at 3 per ccntum per annum,
pay,bie seini.annualy on the LIST day of Janu Try and July, may be
obtained by application ut the olfcO Of The 'aines River anu Il"
wha Company. 49, o.m,,
Doceubct ~ -"
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SLAVES FOR SALE -Agreeably to a decree Of
~ Charlotte County Conrt, in The suit of Dabbs VS..
Dabbs' administrators, will be sold, TO the highest bid.
der. al Charlotte Court House, on the 9th day OF febru'
airy, (being cour, day } on a credit till the LIST day of Jan,
uary next The purchasers giving bonds with approved
security, tight likely Negroes, belonging 10 the estate
of Nancy Dabbs, decd. :,
AL! per,oas having claims against the said estate, will
bring ihrra forward properly authenticated for payment,
and those indebted, nrs requested to make pnytnenL with
out delay. ARCHIBALD VAOHla',
Commissioner and admor. Of Nancy Dabbs, decd.
Inn q 72-t3dF
ENLUVANNA LAND FOR SALE-The subscriber
will sell al public auction, on Thursday, the 10Th
day of Feb. next, if fair, if not, the next fair day there.
after, Sunday excepted, at his residence IN the county OF
Fluvnnua, The tract Of land, whereon he now resides,
on the South side Of The Rivanna river, on Adrlans
creek, one mile from the Union Factory in said county,
containing three hundred and twenty seven acres: about
$50 acres are cleared and in good order for cultivation
there is about 20 or IS acres Of flat land on said creek,
most of il well ada pted 10 the raising Of grass OF different
kinds; about 90 acres of tobacco land, an excellent gear.
ed saw mill, (new)-an excellent dwelling house, 46
feet long, Is wide, 90 feet of it 2 stories high, with 3 fire
places, with many other houses needless to mention, as
III is presumed no person will purchase without first view
inr the premises. The terms Of sale will be made known
on the day of sale. Part will be required in hand, The
balance will be made to suit the purchaser. would
trea, privately with any person between !Iis and the day
Of sale. WIN. !ONEo
Jan f2-N
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against 80
anna rcd Of Esorrc TuIIcy, Decd, Defendants.
The defendant, Wesley Tulcy, not having entered his appear
ancc. and given security according to law, and the Rules OF this
Court, and ii, appearing from satisfactory evidence thu, he is not an
inhaLilaut Of this State, on motion Of the plaintiff by his counsel,
il is ordered thn, the said defendant, Wesley Tullcy, do appear be-
fore the Justices Ct our counry Court of Louisa, ut the Courthouse
on tho first day Of February Court next, ah answer the bill OF the
plaintiff, ard That IL copy Of this order he forthwith inserted IN some
newspaper published in tho city Of Richmond for two months sue
cesiyeiy, and Eostcd nj the fr0nt door or the Court house OF this
Copy-Tcs,e, JOHN lUNTER, C. &C.
0oo - 6l-wSW
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| IN CiiANCERY-YIRcIsIa.-At Rules held in the Clerks Office
= Of the Circuit Superior Court Of lMw and Clunccry "i the coun'
ty Of Caroline, on The l;h dy OF December, 1897:
Thomas 2. Green, administrator Of Thomas Wilson, dec,
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ITO LAM BUIERS.-Montcasle, the late residence OF Craven
- peylon, deed, is offered for sale. This is considered one oithc
fines, estates in Virginia, and is certainly one fthe preuicst S'uu
lions 10 the upper county, and perfectly healthy. II contains one
thousand acres, five hundred cleared, tho balance well umbered.-
The cleared land is bounded on the North and East by the Rivanna
River, and on the South by Buckislnnd Creek, n stream almost as
large us the riyer-iormins 3J ucres Of river and creek bottom
equal 10 any Of the James River bottoms: the Greater part beng
aIluyial aud well adapted TO corn, wheat and tobacco. The high
Iund is OF good quality aud now in q good state Of cultivation. The
improvements consist Of Il large and convenient dwelling house,
and every necessary out house, a good orchurd, SC. This estate
lies in The county Of AlhermurIe, s miles below charlottesville and
9 from the University Of Va. There are 3 good merchant mills in
five miles and | in one and n half miles; freight 10 Richmond on
flour IS cents, on wheat l0a l2 cents md on plaster from Richmond
SO per ton. Tho subscriber offers this beautiful estate al The re-
duccI price OF So per acre, onc-fhh pnd in hund, tho ha'ancc M
equnl annual payments. A good farmer with l2 working hnnds could
make the four payments from the land. Any gentleman wishing 10
buy land in Virginia is invited TO view this truly desirable estate;
Communications addressed TO tho subscriber at Evereltsvilie VIII
CHARLES L. PEYTON,
Dcc T6l-w8w1 Errculur Of Crdren Prpton, deed.
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cash SALE OF NEGRoES.-Wil be sold, for e1sh, IA front o.
the Farmers TIo,cl, in the towu OF 'rappahanncck, on Monday,
the 18th OF Januury nox,, being Essex Court day, i:0" Ten l." m' oHG
NEGROES, consisting Of men, boys, ana w"m e NnIf fI EYs "'
very likely. n Gttm E;sI,r deceased.
Essex county, Dec. 10, 1897. o'-"WN
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Plaintiff,

IN rules held in the clerks ohc
q Of the Circuit SUperiur Court Of Law and Chanc; ry FOR the count
Of Charlotte, The lIh dy OF November, 1857: .-
James Neul, ilaintlH,
nu,,ne,
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HIDICATiON.-The Subscribers school will be opened on The
- 22I oil January, 1888, at Taylursvinr, by which place the cars
on The Richmond und fredericksburg Euil.rond pass twice every day.
The course of instruction will embrace such stndics as arc usually
taught in the hes, Academies. Terms for board, tuition, and wash.
ing 81 l0-Lcddins and candles, If furnished by tho subscriber, ST.
A. to his merits us n teacher md tho general character Of his sch"ol,
reference is respectfully made 10 Judges WIN. Brockcnlrough and
p. V. Daniel, Gen b. fcyion mud Nrssrs. Thcmas Richie, c. w.
Gooch, Philip Harrison and The Rev. NJ. Keeling of Richmond:
Der 81 GG7-wtlstFl THOS. II. FOX.
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IN ClIANCERY-VIRGISI..-At Rules held in the Clerks Of
= Gce of the county Court Of Louisa, ut the Courthouse, OIL the
9th day Of November, 1897:
Nathan Turner, fIainiih,
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Il " IECISIA.-At Rules hcli IN NJ SNihH o''
= Of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Clunccry "I the coun'
ty of Caroline, on The lh dy OF December. 1881:
Thomas ?. Green, administrator Of Thomas Wilson, dec, ~
ll1intif,
jeremiah Wilson, in his own right, anl as executor OF Jas. ut
son, md uio rs executor OF Martin Wilson, deceased, nnd others,
Defendants:
The defendants, jeremiah Wilson, John y Wilson, Jaincs W IL
son. Walker Wilson, Leonard u. Young and Mnrlha /: h' we,
John Young and aIaTia his wife, EIenczer :. Slemons and sarah d.
his wife, aud Tarlton w. Chilcs, not hnvIn: entered ihrr nPIeat-
Hncc and given security according 10 the act OF Assembly ~ u
rules uf this Court, and II appearing by satisfactory evidence, ~
they arc not iDhabiInnis Of this Commonwealth: fs0 rderhd, limit
the said defendants appear before the Judge Of our said C"nrt, nj
the Court house, OH The first dug Of the next term, and answer ne
bill OF the plaintiff; mud thnt n copy Of this order be '"ithwith
inserted in some newspaper published 10 The city OF Richmond iof
two months successfully, md posted CT the front door uf tie Ccu't-
house OF the said county. 4 Cony-Tcste, ,n
RUBT. HCDGlN. c. c.
Dec 10 oo-we~
an CllANCEKY-vIRGirIA.-At rules held in the clerks Office
= Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Ciance'y OF Caroline,
OH tho 9TH day Of Dec, 1887:
George N. Hopkins, f!Hin''h'
nsuinst
Robert Chapman and Betty, ha wife, ad others, Defendants:
Tie defendant, Reuhrn J. Chapman, rot havins entered his aP,
pcnrancc ai given security according TO tie act OF Assembly hnu
the rules Of Til, Court, aud il appearing BY satisfactorily evidence,
,hut the said defendant do appear before the Judge oil our said Court,
al the courthouse, on the first dry Of The next Term, aud answer the
bill Of the plaintiff; ind liza, n copy Of this ORDER ho forthwith IN
serted in some newspaper published in the city OF Richmond. !"
two months sucressivcly, and posted ii tho front door OF Tho court
house Of the said county.
A copy-TcSte, ROBI. HCDGlN, T.
Dec - bo-wew
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TRUST SALE OF LAND:1in pursuance a. ., u Tee oI o. Thoua, \
u ecutcd Ia me by John Chiiress, for the oeneht o. Aho"a. H.
Wade, bearing date on the 9th day Of January, is9', ana ot .Si
co,di in The Clerks office Of the County Court OF heniico, shnh
nrocced 10 sell TO the hishcs, bidder, for cash, nj George u. CARERS
Grocery, on Saturday, tho Goth Of January, is'S' a lfaGt o lana
wing in the county of Ilenrico, about II miles below the city Of
Richmond, known by the name Of Thomas Nude'S Old place, con-
taiuin. 81 acres, more Or less, on which there $ a s'od weN'hs
house orchard, Sc-o: 90 much thereof ~ may be necessary 10
satisfy the objects Of said deed. Such title only as - vested an inc
,S;iIS :. corycred. JOHN A. EACllO, Trustee.
G-wiw
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I,OUISA RAILROAD The transportation Vt ias'e"5c'' ~
- this road commences regularly this day.
The Char ses are as follows:
From Frcderickshali Depot to Beaver dam, So
do. do. Junction, V
do Rirbmond. 275
E.,d.,;.tyhu,, T5

4 daily train leaves Richmond Tor FfrAes!c"snHI { nuIl past 4.
O'Clock, P. M.-Frederckshallfo Richmond uni fredericksburg ~
1 o'clock, a. NJ. ~
Stages wilt run regularly between Ftedcrickshal and churloNes'
willie. by Mcssrs. Boyd & EJmonds and Stockton T. Co., in conncS'
ion with tho trains. The stage faro will not exceed 81 IS ras-
sensers preferrins so to do, will have il in the,! pswtf 10 pay al
Richnond and Frederick sbury through TO Chariottes'ilo.
Distance from Richmond TO Frcderickshall about 40 LIZ miles.
do F~redericksh al to Charlottesville about Al mites.
This train connects regularly with tho mail line % u fo"n u
]deicksburg and Washington City.
Passengers leaving Richmond or Fredericksburg al hah past ~
o'clock, arrive at Charlottesville, with bu, lI,lr night travelling, at
10 O'Clock next morning, and in return, lie wing ChaiiotlcsSi"e after
the arrival Of the sta .cs from stanton, urIve IN ktchnionu OF rp-
derickshurs BY half past S O'Clock next morning.
Dec % o'-u
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SrorsrLvAsiA, Oct. !, 1887.
Miss Amanda Dick lived three years in ms f,mily, as instTnctress,
and take pleasure in sintin., thai, as far us am capable OF judging,
| believe her well qualified 10 teach what she proIrsscs. She vas
very pleasant, agreeable, aud much beloved by oil the family.
JACOB W. iiEENDON