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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-06

EpRIAM Kill again occupy my stables The ensuing
season of 1893. Particulars will be given in a iu-
- ,dvcr,isement. RO. c. WILLIAMSON.
"a 60-St
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MNR. RICHIE has taken on Once IN Main street,
s. one door above the residence of David Barclay,
Eso, where he may be found at all hours.
Ausust ID %-"s
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SATURDAY,

FARMERS' BANK OF VIRGINlA-TIe Bnard
q nj Directors have declared a Dividend Of three per
cent. for the last six months, payable to The Stockhold.
ers IN or after the 18th inst.
Jana. [70-G1 J.G. BLAIR, Cashier.
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RJOTiCE TO soius ooutn ute M
~ formed. tha, when they reach Petersburg, Va, there Is a eao'ee
of routes. either by the Great Mail Line, which run! daiy lntouSn
q sion. Raleigh, Fayetteville, CoIumbis, Augusta, Ca, &c, or by
,be wilmington z ailroad. stage aud steamboat Cos iine' from ~
termination Of the Petersburg Railroad, through iaN'aS' INN"
ton aud Charleston, sc. - rL,-a,rs
The day, Of starting from Petersburg arc Toosdsys, Ih1r.oa!s
md SATURDAYS. There Gun be no delay, as extra post oaeh re
provided ~ euSn mt oe,o Dc 10 1871. 65-3a
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NE ECHANlCS WANTED.-A Tailor, B%ootmaker,
IVE a Joiner, &c, are much wanted at q new, beau.
lful and healthy situation. called LiIwnlton, in the upper
end of Lancaster County, Wa public place and
in a very healthy ncighborhoud, near the RappalInnnock
River, and in sight IF the counties of MiddleseS, Essex,
Richmond and northumberland This stand has all the
natural advantages, nbounds in wood, water, FISH and
oysters; is convenient to navigation for steamboats, and
all other vessels. There are goud and comfortable ships
calculated for each Of the above branches Of business,
with dwellings, gardens, lots, &c.
Possession can be had at any moment. Industrious
and sober men will be expected. Letters to the sub
scriber. P. F.. directed to huntsville. Lancaster County,
Va. will meet - ilh prompt attention.
Nov q ~I57-wl0w'] VIM. B. MITCHELL.
THNO TEACHERS Wanted, for the ensuing year,
81 to reside in a family distant from Richmond 90
miles, n Teacher, 10 take charge of a limited number of
pupils, IN female would be preieIrrd) comPetrntto tench
the English language lin all iis b~ranchrsl md music
For farther particulars, apply to James Bosher, corner
Z and oh streets.
Richmond. Nov. II. 1887. 5G-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-06

NNAY SCHOOL upon Fl street. three doors above
y the City Hall, under the direction and tuition of
Fruncis S. Gore. A. NJ, T. c.. D., and VI. R H. A. Pro-
fessor Gore will resume the scholastic functions Of this
Literary Institution, on the 2nd Of January. He deems
1t expsdienttn sIhj"ln The copy Of i document flom the
Rev. William S Plumrr:
"l have seen a certificate Of Dr.. Anthem, who ccr,ifrs to the
rpc scholarship OF Mr.. Francis Saunders Gore. Ths recommrn-
Jatiou of DR.. Anihun is decided mud unqualified. d., AnihUn's
reputation 10 such, n to be entirely satisfactory to my mind, On
any subject, OF which he will lend his name.
WILLIAM 2. PLCiiER.n
B. Terms may be ascertained by a personal sp-
plication 10 MIR. Gore, al the school, or The Mansion
House.
Richmond, Va, JAM 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-06

HBUBLIC SALE.-Corn. Fodder. Oats, NC. Horses
and Mules, Stack 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 Surry, on q credit of twelve months, on
Monday, the 18th instant.
There are about G0U barrels Of Corn, a large quantity
of Fodder. &c, and a number of excellent Mules, and
valuable stock. The public are invited tn attend.
CHAS. r. OSBORNE.
Ja3 7O-lds
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AND FOR SALE.-ln pursuance Of decree o. nj Gireu t!S Hu'
II n"ry,r C.ut OF Law and Chaucery for the county OF Dinwiidie,
rendered u, the last seplemt-r term, in the case OF morgan asa aIS.
'r,nnn.,,,s administrator and heirs, we shall proceed, Ut pafVlis
Store. IN tbs couaty OF Dinwi Idle, on the 10th day OF January neH,,
If fair, il not, tho nex, fair day, at l. o'clock, ~; TO SOL, a. punne
all the Rcd Estate in said county, OF which Stith fhoInpson aieG
ssizsJ, sxcrpt that part assigned to hs widow for her dover nna
ma, a mt, which was allotted to WIN. FERGUSON and vile, und sio
y LOUIS Z. BOULDlN conn,rs.
A. B. SPOOSER,
66-}ds
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JAMES A. Seldom, .3,tOrney q: Lar, will ritend the courts
a. held in the cty nf Richmond, the Superior Court o. spoltsyNa'
mia, aud the Quarterly und Superior Courts Q Csro'ne: De-.
His Office is Immediately over the store o, Ms,.ss m N msPy occn.
ton 4 Co, NJ ain Street, Richmond, being the same formerly 0ecu-
pied by Mr. Bacchus. n-,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-06

CLASSICAL SCIOOL.-Thc subscriber will open a Classical
School at his house. on the LIST Monday in next Janunry, under
Tho suuerntsndencc Of Mr. CHARLES w. BAIRD. In recommends.
tion Of this gentleman, | subjoin The certificate ofPfufessor Garland
of Rnudolph.M acun College. The ycar will be divided into two
eas,ious of five months each-the first commencing on the LIST Mon.
day ia January, and ending on the last day Of May, and tho second
or the Is, day Of July, and ending the last day Of November.-The
s.een,es for The scholastic year Of ten months, will be,
~ r 49, Ion,nHsa ;nriuJ;no Geosrapby, &C., % on
n " ;,ciSI;nr hcdd;ns and washing. so 90
Each session PAYABLE ia advance. This School viii De conducted
u,,n ts same pr,ncpkes Of oil respectable academies. Myrcsidence Is
loc tied in u very healthy, morul aud respectable neighborhood, al
j., ,is S,,,c' +. W. HARPER,
Daruine's, Dinuiddie county, ia
RASDoLpr. Macon COLLEGE, Sept. 18th. 1856.
| do hereby certify, that Mr.. Charles w. Baird oil Mecklenburs,
Va, isa regular graduate Of this institution, and thht inc manner III
which he prosecuted the studies Of the course, was SUCH d s u IN
duce IN to say, without hesitation, thar he is fully competent 10
discharge the duties Of II Principal OF n public Academy. While a
one session, a. an Assistant Teacher in The Preparatory department,
mud gave, Us lar as have ever heard, grea, satisfaction 10 all con-
cerned.
During his connection with the College, Mr.. B's department cs
h gentleman ana scholar, w's in every respect exemplary, and II Is
accordingly Win cunhdcnc" Hr! pleasure, that 1 recommend him 10
tho patronage oi IN enlightened public.
l.. c. GARLAND.
Professor Of Pare ci 'rred Mathematics, in R.-M. Cupses.
In addition tn the above, t-Gcrenr, may h. mad IN tho f,I,n,yin
ginia-Rcv. Martin +. Parks Of Norfolk: Ilu.b 4. G ,rI,nJ. ESQ,
Boyd,on; Wm.o Goole, ESQ, MeckIrnburs; Edward r. Chambers,
E.q., Boydton; Mai. Thomas Nelson, uoyJ;on. Pa IoJ,, E,.iv
Rev. n. G. Leigh: Mark Alexander, E.q:, Meekienburs: Col. Ro,,
bert Wilson, Pittsyivania.
So'Zi 5s-l6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-06

NEGROES FOR sALE:-Wiii be sold, to the highest bidder; o
~ cash, in tina iowa OF Warren, Albcmarle county, on ihufsaay,
the 18th lay OF January next, ii fair If not, the nsIt Er Jay, Hoou'
thirty NEs8OE linen, women, boys aad girls, belonging 10 u 20.
=. Of ] ,,,e Joo!ins, decea scd.-lfd desirable to purchasers efeait
f.ix,y or niae,y days will be given by adding The Interest Tor tnat
term, and giving satisfactory paPer nosoeiaoie OF to-
Rroes are likely aud valuable. 49,.
Cr.dituts, WIN have no, presented their claim. on the estate, ee
alaon o. NC y ''N REUBEN q. PATTEsoN,
59-2L@tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-06

NAIM +. KITCHIE, attorney Gnd CounseU0r al Lar
w late of Richmond, Va, now of Vicksburg. Mis-
He will attend the Courts Of Kinds, Madison, Yazoo.
Washington, Warren, the Parish of Carroll. in Louisi-
ana-and the Supreme Federal, and Chancery Courts,
at Jacksnn.-He expects 10 remain most OF the umner
IN Vicksburg, and will attend promptly to any commu.
nications that may be addressed 10 him.
anriI % lief
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-06

IN MA Al Rules held IN the Clerks ONCE
= uf the County Court OF Caroline, on tho 9TH day OF. NoSeH''ef'
1857:
Muscoe Gurnett, administrator de bonis non, with tho will annen-
ed, oEHonry Garrett, jL, PIdlntih:
against
John Collier, Andrew Dunn, and Harriet his wife, and others,
Defendants.
Tho defendant, john Collier, not tnring entered his appearance
aud given security, uccordin. 10 the act of Assembly aud the rules
OF this Court, uni u appearing by satisfactory evidence that he ~
not an inIaintint cr th:S Commonwealth, IL is ordered that The SAID
defendant appear before ihr Justices Of our said Court, the Court;
house, OH the hEt. day OF March Court next, md answer The bill OF
tie pluinluT-and thai u copy Of this order DO forthwith inserted ~
some newspaper published IN the city OF Richmond for two months
succes.iyciy. aud posted ii Tho front door oflhe Courthouse Of this
county. COpy-Tcste, JUN L.. fE.'pLE pN, &C.
Dec - t5-wSw
En- Rules held in the Clerks office
- OF the Circui, Superior Court of Law and Chancrry Of the cVGn.
" Of Caroline, on The 4nh day Of December, lsJ7:
Thomas J. Green, administrator Of Thomas Wilson, dec,
Plaintiff,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-06
LOUISA RAILROAD The TRANSPORTATION o. '''"'
~ hi. 70 ID commences regularly Ills day.
The charges IRE as follows: en- *
From Frederickshull Depot to Beaver dsn, s0
do. -" mn, 25
do. do. Richmon",
fredericksburg, al

A daily truin Iea"cs KIchnnHI D 7 -, ~ - ~,
O'Clock, P. M.-FredericSshallfor Richmond aiit fredericksburg ~
1 O'Clock, 4. NJ. ru,, -. .h,,, md Chm Io,,es.
.Ins Gy Nessr. Boyd * EImoads and Stockton & Co., ~ cohneH
ian 9Th the ,rsio.. The stage fare will not exceed So 10 ias.
.ensers preferrins so to do, will have it IN then ps sMs' 10 pa! u
Ric6monj and Ffcdercksbur through TO ChartoucSVihe.
n;s,nncs rom Richmond to Frodcickshall about 80 IL ihnes'
n, Frederickshau TO charlottesville ABOUT Al mn"S'
This train connects regularly with the mali "o " " 'o' ! "
dcricks5urs and Washington City. h.,s ~, 10
Passengers leaving Richmond OF Fredericksburg u nai rn , - a.,
o,riort. arrive at Charlottesville, with but little night ita'e,'"s III
10 O'Clock next morning, aud in return, leaving ChntI0tesN,ap I.e'
tho arrival Of the stages from stanton, arrive :" ''""'"u -
derIckshuf9 oy u Pa>t0 Civ" Gift
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A G~OVERNESS-A Young Lady wishes TO obtain
"A q situation as Governess in a private ismly.-Hav-
ing been engaged nearly six years in a large institution
ftn the education of young Ladies she has had sufficient
10 enable her To say, that she is capable Of
fetching The various branches of an English education,
asst is taught in our large misunderstanding with
Dh wing, Painting, Music, fancy Needle. work, and En-
brnlisry-For further particulars on this subject, letters
ADDRESSED to h. R. NJ, Washington City, will meet with
attention.
Japi 70-2,wdws
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a TEACHER WANTED.-A gentleman well qua.
IA lifted To prepare boys for College or the University,
will find a situation in a healthy neighborhnod, and an
agreeable family. in the Southern pnrt of Virginia. A
liberal snlary will be given. For further information,
apply Ia II. a. Garland, or the Editor, Richmond.
Jan4 1O-ot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-06

THE subscriber wishes TO employ 40 slnrcs to work on sections
IL o55-256--a57, seven miles from the city, on the james rirerr a-
mol. | can assure the owners that every care will be taken' 10 render
,bom comfortable, and a good discipline enforced to prevent their
being corrupted. A note len ut Mr.. Earloy's tavern or on the sec
,;nns wlI ho attended 10. JAMES POWER.
:.Lma,J D.c Io 66-Gt
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an SIA.-A rules held in the clerks office
: Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chaucery lU. The county
Of Charlotte, the lllh day Of November, 1857:
Jumrs Neal, Plaintiff,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-06

Robert Chapman nml BETTY his wihr, and oiirrs, Dei"nd,nts:
The defendant, Reuben J. Chapman, LoI having entered his ap-
pcarance aud given security uccurdtms 10 the act Of Assembly and
the rules Of this Court, and il appearing by satisfactorily evidence,
tina, he is not IN inbabitunt of this Commonwealth, III is ordered,
thut the said defendant do appear before the Judge OF our said Court,
At the courthouse, on the first day of the next Term, and answering
bill Of the plaintiff; ind that u copy ofthis order b. forthwith in.
serted in some newspaper published in the city Of Richmond. for
two months sucrc-siSeiy, and posted at the front door vi The court
house Of the snid county.
a eopy-Icstc, ROBT. HCDGlN, {. c.
Dec 10 G5-wSw
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IN CiANCERY-YIRGIsIA.-A, Rules held in the Clerks ofRcc
q uf the County Court OF Caroline, on the 9TH day of. November,
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CONGRESSIONAL DOCUMENTS, JOURNALS.
" LAWS, AND DEBATES.-GEoRGE TEN
PLEMAN has for sale al his Book and Stationary Store
opposite the General Post Office all the journals OF Con-
sfess, from IVA to 1897 Gales and Seatons American
State Papers in q folio vols from the first 2ih
Congress inclusive, or from 1889 20 1873
The Regular Series Of Documents in royal vo vol.
umes as published each Session. from the 18th to the
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OF Congress, IN vols containing the Laws from the frs,
70 the gid Congress inclusive from 1850 4th Of
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Congress This Is the edition used by Congress and the
Pubic Offices
Sog's Laws Of the United States in vols from 1889
70 fh Of March, 1887 The 4ih vol contains index 10
the four volumes.
The pamphlet or Session Laws Of the United States
from the 5h 10 the 2fh Conrgess inclusive from 1877
to 1887. Any separate pamphlets can be furnished
Gales and Seatons Register Of Debates in Congress
All Documents Foreign Relations Finance Com
merce and Navigation; Internal Improvement; Military
and Naval Affairs indian Affairs; Public Lands and on
Claims of every description be furnished separately
in sheets
Also, for sale above, large collection OF files OF
Newspapers published ia Washington, and some Of the
principal cities in the United States
Aug, o. To
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THE CHRISTIAN STATESMAN,
DEVOTED TO THE PROMOTION OF JUST VIEWS IN LITE
RATURE, HUMANITY, LIBERTY, POLITICS,
AFRICAN COLONIZATION, AND
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THEREv. r. GURLEY, EDITOR.
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rican People The cause of AFRICAN CoLoNIzATIoS
will be adyocaicdas merng the united immediate,
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In fine, means i'll be neglected, OF presenting TO the
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...-.. ..-..... ..*.. WILLIAM Ii. BAYNE.
Cry OF WASHINGTON January !, 1885,
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PROPOSALS for publishing Second Edition Of the
i MILITARY LAWS or THE UNITED STATES by
George Tempeman. The first edition was compiled by
Major Trueman Cross, OF the United States Army and
published under the sanction Of the War Department in
ls25. II contains the most important of The resolutions
Of the old Congress- relating TO the Army from ITS TO
l7S9the Constitution Of the United States and all the
and resolutions Of Congress relating 10 the Army and
the Militia, from 1889 to 1924
The second edition, proposed to be published, will
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gress bearing upon the Army Militia, and Volunteers
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the present session The corrections and additions will
be made by Major Cross, the original compiler.
Officers Of the Army and Militia, and others, who have
used the first edition Of this work, have testified TO its
great usefulness.
La country like ours, where the authority Of the law is
paramount, the necessity Of such work is at all times
manifest; but it is especially present when large
and mixed force of regulars volunteers, and militia
called into active service. ......
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nshed to subscribers at az SO per copy, bound in law
sheep
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THE MADISONIAN.

TuE M,prsoNIAN is published Tri-weeky during the
si,tngs of Congress and Semi.woekiy during the re-
cess Tri-wcekly on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and sauF'
days.
Advertisements intended for the Tuesday paper
should be sent in early on Monday-those for the
Thursday paper early on Wednesday, and for the sa-
turday paper, early on Friday
Office, Z street, near Tcnh
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FRENCH LESSONS.

MON. ABADlE, pupil Of the Normal school in Paris,
ltl has the honor TO inform the Ladies and Gentlemen
in this city and vicinity that he continues give lessons
in his own native language at his rooms, in private
families or academies al a moderate price, which will be
reduced to those formed in classes according to the
Der.
Evening school viii be open from till 7, and from till
10 o'clock, p. NJ t.
Apply at DR. Watkins corner of4 10 street and Penn
sylvania Avenue, at Fossets lately Mrs Letourno's.
opposite Gadsby's Hotel
Abadies French Grammar and Course of French Lite
nature for sale in all the book in this city.
dec 5-laM3m
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NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.

ifdEcllers going SOUTH are IN
q <sS> iN 1Tformed that when they reach Pc
Vl::sy:s VI !t tersburg, Va, there is choice of
eI-eS.5zS- routes, either by the great mail
line which daily through CASTOR, Raleigh, Fayette-
vile, Columbia Augusta; or by the Wilmington Rail
Road Stage, and Steamboat Co.'S line, from tho temina
ton of the Petersburg Rail Road, through Halifax Will
mington, and Charleston. The days Of starting from
Petersburg by this line Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Saturdays.
There can be delay, extra Post Coaches are pro-
vided at each line.
Petersburg Rail Road Office. Dec II. dec l6-3m
NEW ENGLISH BooKs-Just received for sale
In by +. TAYLOR,
Jamieson's Mechanics of Fluids for Practical Men,
comprising Hydrostacs Descriptive and Constructive,
vol, octave, with engraylngs.
Navigation by Steam. by Sir John Ross Royal Navy,
being system Of Naval Tactics peculiar Steam Ma.
vgaon applicable to Maritime Warfare and Com
mercc, quaro volume.
The Fossil Fuel, Coal Mines Collietics, and Coal
Trade of Great Britain, VOL octave. ~.
Mineralogy, Geology, and Mineral Analysis, by T.
Thompson, vols octave.
Ncholson's Builders and Workmans New Direcor,i in
the Principles Of Architecture the Practice of Building
ard the several Mechanic and Mathematical Arts and
Sciences Herewith connected.
Turnbull on Cast Iron.
Turnhull on Timber.
Tredgod on Cast Iron.
McNcal's Tables for Excavaiing tho Earth.
Montesquicns Spirit OF Laws, lin English)
Massiilon's Sermons, lin English,) complete in vol
Elementary Illustrations Of the Celestial Mechanics Of
La Place, VOL octave
Galloway and Herbert on the Steam Engine vol arg
engravings.
Huttons Mathematical Tables, VOL octave
Mneiaogy, according to the Natural History System
by Professor Jameson.
Together with many other imported works too nume
rous Tor the limits oil an advertisement. april 10
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CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENS WARE.
MOSES POTTER -.

!" 49," 46 South Charles St., Baltimore,
IJAS just received and is opening, fire hundred
and forty packages of the above description Of goods,
adapted for the Southern and Western manifestation
stany hand English, Iron Stone, and Granite China,
suitable for extensive hotels and s,eamboasa Of which
will be sold favorable be bought in any
city in the Union. aI
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