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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-30

ssrndy-Eini.c Clothing.
I'iIt subscriber has on hard, gr,s; variety
of Ready -msde Clothing f,r summer wear
'm"ng whica VIII be found. Narcotics Vest,
Of he latest fashions, Linen ROuuda5ouis, Pant.
ard Draati,, sc.
THOMAS HUGHES.
iIarr~-'-Tcrfv. Nav %. I-71
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-30

'Tisti a gtsn1 place indeed ." ssid
Laev az fousfd iLe rlofs 81 iheif sscond
davs journey hey approached sa ascent
md almost punccly "a Gcs but doss our
road lis ihrsush tie psIk -
not eHssily th'oogh ,he PARK Be ~.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-30
NAW AND o,sisl,p
GOODS.

WE subscriber respectfully announce. 10
us TRENDS, customers, aud The public gene.
rally. that tie hs, received aud opened large
and splendid stock IL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-30
d Yes! Bargain. TO DC had
III ChC0pxife, Va. 4.
SPRING s SUMMER GOODS.

VII subscriber has just returned from the
Eastern Gates with beautiful. splendid.
4 81 Die and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-05
Ckiclaaoniay Land for Sale.


WILL sod ?shcy, the premises, on THURSDAY, me
a Jsly next fair sgd IL not, the next aif cay
Het Sgn!ay excepted the 1rsc, OF Land called FAIR
.ac; R,chond abou, eight miles coosans wv
oa OF wch more, cleared about 100 acres o. tue
"'o'Gl : grass land, and susceptible OF ~ a
n he Balance heavily timbered with pine hickory OAK
VI .reaer part of which prime Tobacco iihd.
I"a' cleared land state Of ptocuc-
E barrels of cora Meadow oil . aetes
,ss f. consdeied by all parsons acquainted WIN the
M !Es5v culture of the Vine and Muioetry-
a Improvements of houses OF every description except
ts, aoGse, last fa! by accident comioa-
otsns made small by adding some OF me
a "a. together The situation is remarkably healthy,
-..a' sentcc aud improving neghhofhood
Ia description deemed USELESS II % presumed no
nc % ksy bid for the land without having hrst
II fourth OF the purchase money TO be paid on Inc
r. M next eu possession will be dcsvered the other three.
g annual aymens secured BY personal security aud
sei ofI and-the purchaser can have the privilege
"n-a grain crop this fall Myself o,erscsr VIII al
w." PREMISES and will show the land to all persons
F'e'''' : MILES MACON.
3 Immediately aer the above sale, will be sold the Mills
''t! ad snoaa MACoN'S MILLS, adjoining TO the 1oose
" land attached thereto The Grist and "
Eaa: Mill pair Of corn and one do Of burr stones
ec, order having lately geared The saw mill is
the e and capsule Of cutting quantity OF Tim
De- Tie worth 30 bbis OF core per month and
10 brand higher the Richmond Markets for Family Flour
haS ihAt Of this M,ll.
Juoe /; ll-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-05
Eu,aa5ie property in Fiuranna for sale.

tho provisions Of deed Of trust, executed By
Allen Bernard eake the the ls
e one and Gully admitted record the offices OF the
OF e usnys Court Of the city Of Richmond and county
aHha add order safety the Of said deed the
asacc WILL the 9Th day Of July next, At O'Clock NJ
ot .e public auction 10 the highest bidder, for ready
@ z; the oa, door of the Washington Tavern 10 the city OF
hnoat the following valuable parcels Of Land lying
~ ns the OF Fuva tract containing 200
' og the land wherein William Harlow resided at the
Of aid deed and which formerly the property Of Charles
oaone containing loo formerly the property Of
" Manly and containing 439 fo.ne,y the
ani Ann Williams OF the lands 10
'e m Allen sheriff OF the
F1rsnna reference said deeds duly recorded in the
S Office said will fully The title
me above believed be
Undersigned sells no will only undertake
TIE title vested him by the Deed
'i3r Aforesaid JOSEPH ALLEN,
IlaeT rQ-tds1 8etip0 1rys,,e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-05
NoTICE 10 AUTHORS AND COMPILERs or SCHOOL
BOOKS.
SIN act prOcidng far The supply Of School Books for the
Primary Sch0OlS

Passed prii 6, $780,
ID enacted by The General 7Sssmby That
- fec,ors o the Literary Fund be, uai hereby
and required TO enter into any person
persons who qualified for the compilation or 81
proper school Books the primal Schools .r r Gan
monweaih and 10 allow reasonable compensation the
and also contract with sc.ne priuts or boos win ma,
side within this State supply such number Of m
books and for such years they deem necessary
Pror.d, such Printer s:ee 10 furnish the
ply at equal OF less price than the sellers o
may reside N any other State and the President and
SNAIL advertise oI proposals they shall en-.
ter into any ccn,iac, relative ihcreio.
The said President and Directors may, sl.o II they think
per- coa;t-c; o' sgFrl Of stationary Tor
And receiving such saPpy Books Stationary or ell
thc the said President aud Directors School
missioners OF tho several and corporations notified
thereof and ,het"upon Tho power Of SAID COMMITS puf
chase school books or stationary both may be Determined
BY the said President and shalt
e % iesident nn directors ,hn and adopt node nj
distributing such school books and stationary m they shall deter
mine 10 contract also or n,onaf among the
to them nny seem ad'isate And the said Preside ard hi
ecto shall cause the same 10 be paid for OF the fund pro-
vded By law tor the Of surpyn: Books aud
the use Of the Primary schools.
has act sia! oe 10 force from its passage.
With view carving provisions Of
act the President and neciJr' OF tic Literary Fund viii
proposals for the coMrLIoS snd either copo
tent persons, Of PRIMARY
ehoSLs OF ThE as at Present
nn - ehmee are .Trirr' by aw TO be taught 10 The
President and Directors Of the Literary Fund 10 conc , series
those bcOkR ADEQUATE TO com alliance b
The minimum e1n.ons Of the la They desire such fur
her eooSs adapted to The institutions aud habits OF hc people Of
his state as vii a; least solid foundation English
eucaiion and a tho time inc.cae HE principles Of
morality aad religion tine ose Of country and 'Eu habits
and direct the attention of the pu the useful
lions of life Will of course be requisite, III" sal. be
lew ~ number that these obecs he kept throughout
that the subjects be treated
De consisted; with cenrness aaG Je easily copscneG youth
fu minds.
Persons DESTROYS of engaging This rpo'an, undertaking
please address themselves by letter, with such Testimonials
may think necessary 10 the President and Drtc tie Literary
Fund. before the 18th Of July
By order OF The President and Directors Of The i,eIy Full
J. BROWN, Jr,
juno IL Il2-tdl crrpd.qy d,t
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JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHh COMPANY.
Notice 10 DELINQUENT Stockholders.

stated Monthly Meeting OF the President and Direcors OF
the James Rves Kanawha Company, held IN the city Of
Richmond, on CES l4th May 1889:
RsoueG, That GoS'cS delinquent stockholders Of
the Company tina, due from them respectively
paid secured satisfactory 10 the hoard pre-
vious the Isl day Of August their sock viii
be Advertised for sale 70 the provisions OF The
Charter. 49,, .,c
Ored That all having agans the Com
DO they hereby requested 20
snd their csms the Secretary for settlement the July meet
ne of the Board and that 10 OF failure do their part
the Of their claims vi" mol exempt them rom Inc opera
ton Of The fore going resolution.
That for the purpose Of giving the notice above direct
foregoing resolutions published
me in Richmond Lynchburg Lexng
Fnc,se aud Charesion kanawha until the lat
Of August. :. ,n.,.,.
ny ofaef OF 'ne ''s'''e~ w %. CHITTENDEN, sce'y
Msya+ -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-05
Trustees Sale of Real Estate

RY vI,uo eta Deed OF a.t
sJohu G. Smith, deceased, and the subscribers
Trustees tho benefit Of the Bank ofthe United States bearing
tho 2 oJune 1885, and admitted the
month The surviving trustees BY the
President Directors and Company of the Bank Of the T. 81
tered the State oPennsyvana Asgnecs of the former Bank
fhe s,ates will, the ash day Of this month";
sell at public auction at the premises for the
hereafter mentioned by the said deed lying the City
of Richmond and remaining unsod ard tho said
follows: he Union Hotel with eighty feet front
uonng back hundred and with the Stable and
ground which is being feet 18th running
back hundred and five feet Also sixty feet the
and 18th streets, nearly covered with buildings hack of tho
said Union ote Acting Trustees convey such title
only as is yed to US by said deed Of trust.
The sale will take place premises O'Clock in the
afternoon, the day allowed mentioned.
ANDREW STEVENSON, r,
JOHN ROBINSON, i'us'ee'.
The above sale will be conducted by DEsBr Co,
Aucts. 6--tds
10 The above sale postponed until Tuesday the 25h day
June the place and bou above mentioned. %
E The above sale further postponed till SATURDAY the
20 day Of this monh July and will Go made I've O'Clock
| the sicrGooa, aud al the place above mentioned.
July il6-lds Br TRUSTEES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-05

Uce ~ CDmEanteS ,ch0Se Stack Me STATE intersst,d
Il OF all Companies IN which The Coumonw
Stakeholder particularly requested TO the provisions
suboned resolutions adopted BY the General Assembly 1871
March, 1850. j. BROWN, Jr., ID ,7ad,or.
feSOr.d The General 7SsemIy Tha, shall hereafter
the Board Pubic Works
Public Printer, thirty days before the day fixed the
General Assembly, their annual annu
reports and Of stock reports
aud other documents subjects connected with report.
such Of them they sha! have received al the lime.
ResSrsd. Tha, il shall be the duty 0f oil companies 10
the State hal DO interested and OF all directors
other agents having The sUPene
OF improve III winch the State shall have
buted, make Their annual reports oTd
each and furnish Sccon!
Auditor before the drst day Of November annually.
Iuiy0 1f-S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-05
FREDERICK WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

hE the public that this pleasant
tssbtfa retreat will be opened on the first jane, for the
n company Situated the heart OF Shenandoah Valley
" The the Virginia Springs placing the
sd tom The ssaboard well .he voaTy OF pleasure arr
Nv hours ridc bacing mounain atmospherein neIehbor
100 :reeabIe prov health and but mile dis
ton Cams Depot the Winchester 4pd Potomac Railroad
public will always meet the cars ascending aud
S@seeHang-ana about FIVE miles from Winchester.
Watering Place. long and favoraby known under the name
Orss Wamss Sulphur Spring has been resorted to BY
os .bong liver affection add other arrangements Of
eoa with happest effect The efficacy Of the water at
sI BY nuu5"f. Atlantic Cities which readily
''ae believed be equal 10 that Of any spring Virginia
ne accommodations have been greatly increased last
-'nriodng large brick building. containing from
@ fy lodging rooms well finished, besides large ball
at he hes, has providedbas anti the wishes
" W visitors tie extended repu-
SO" Of The Every effort has been made place
~ oshG Watering Place upo1 aotin, with tbs most fashion
-, I,ee, hs kind every viii he used
'"'stl"a GRANVILLE JORDAN.
frederick County, Jup- I, 1889. 9-I2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-05
May %

A 7 meeting of The President and Directors of the
a Bank OF Virginia on the llth day of June, 1889:
IL eas R.solrsd That books OF subscription 10 the ad
dona capital Of this Bank. as authorized by law, be
opened forthwith at the Bank Richmond By tie Cash
ier and The several branches by the Cashiers thereof
and also at Portsmouth, under the superintendent of
John A. Chandler, John w. Murdaugh and H. l.. viii
son, Esqs.
For every share taken, S25 must be paid with inter-
est thereon from the Sd instant when The
subscribed and paid for $50 shares; and 75 in three
equal mis- Of wo four and six months thereafter
with interest from the same period.
A. ROBINSON, JR, Cashier.
MA book of subscription is accordingly opened al
the Bank Of Virginia
June "a IO-N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-05
siarnondaIe Springs, in Lferson county, Ta., miles
from ChaSitStOl5n

siaEnondale Springs IN J.tcrson county, Ta miles
from CharitstOpn
YENIIS agreeable aud beautiful Watering Place is now
3 prepared 10 receive Visi,ers The Company have
recently made various improvements suggested by The
exoeripnce Of their first The accommodations
of the last year being found insufficient for The number
of ysers extensive additions have been made TO The
bu;ltrrs and The whole establishment otherwise i'm.
nroyed and embe!lished. Besides The Warm Baths,
which will be much improved, large Floating Balls are
beny constructed calculated 10 furnish the most de
ghtiuI river bathing both for ladies and gentlemen.
The surprising beauty Of these Springs, situated
grea, bend Of the majestic Shenandoah River, al the
foo, of The Blue Ridge Muuntoin, well as the long
established superiority of the waters need not again be
more than adveried to These together with lis grea,
facility Of access from Baltimore, Philadelphia the Dis
,c, &c. BY Railroad and Canal render it one OF the
most agreeable heahful and convenient resorts during
the heats Of Summer
Competent, Managers Servants, .aase, Pleasure and
Fishing Boats. sc provided, and the Company as
sure the public that effort expense will be spared
10 render their Establishment equal any other, either
for eenteel accommodation, rational amusement, or
heaIth!u enjoyment.
These Springs are reached in days ride from Balti-
ore or ashinglon, by The Railroad 10 Charlestown,
which place comfortable Coaches with safe drivers
and horses belonging the Company will convey travel
leTs 10 the Springs distance Of miles, easy
road and through most beautiful aud fertile country,
arriving there before sunset.
THE PROJECTORS
NAV % eft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-05

Observation-Disclosures the United States Court, 9Th
Circuit and Eastern District Of Fsniu, November Term, les
November %:
Ailan Fswld Nancy Ferguson and Jane his
wife, formerly JaGe Johnston, John Miller and Elizabeth his
vile, P!alGtifs:
against
William Ga! surviving OF william Gait deceased Jas
Gait, the only tpaEcd of john Allan cCeacd who
executor I" the said William Salt deceased; James Black
and Jane has wife, he Black for NIum AG
the wife OF Allan. formerly U.Enision, Mary Allan
and Joha Walsh, executor Of Jane Walsh, deceased,
Defendants.
This this da coming be again heard papers
formerly read the blu Of and supplement- filed the
and Jane his wife, and he James Back Tor William
Allan the wife q Allan formerly Denalston Mary
Alan Jo Walsh, Of Jane Walsh, deceased; aud Of Jas
oil John Alan, OF w lam a
deceased, and Tie William Gait The
of William Gait deceased this day filed 10 the bill OF and
supplemental bill with replication thereto and snndy exhibits
hearing beIag said William Gu survvin:
cuot aforesaid by COUNSEL here Of
The Court doth adu,c order and decree, ib this suit stand and
he revived IN the of the plaintiffs against tic
defendants, and be hence!rh proceeded IN their and
That the defendant W IN Ga rcnGer before commissioner OF the
scGuem hi. last reported this Count
hln Of all the aise.s Of his tenioI
OF all debts tesatoT dis
inguhins each Of the LeI has teiato
om such desperately sGd tat the defendant JTes
CALI render before the account Of the atm
ara,i0n of JOHN Allan, the
am CALI subsequent the last account OF The administration
of the said John Allan the OF his William Cali,
reported this Court which several crOun the
who in rxecun this decree ordered and
by himself which required stated the par
ties and the consideration and decision OF all oac:
served for the final hearing of tho
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-05
Trust sale Of raluable Land in Cumberland county.

Trust sate Of HatuaJle Land in Cumberland ccun,u
PURSUANT the Of decd, hearing date 2ls day OF
july 1926 OF record the clerks office Of the county
OF executed by the late John A. Trent Elizabeth
NJ hs wife the subscribers debt
TO Alice G. Williams the land in said deed mentioned
al auction for cash. the PREMISES Monday
day OF September The land described
that OF the tract land wherein the said John
sides Cumberland which lies
mony eaed Martins road which the said
TO contain hve hunded less and about a
acres part thereof prior ncumbsnce favor Of Ste
phen W. Trent The sale will DO made ubec, the prior
title IS believed to be pne.cepuuable, but
the sale will be made Tus,ees will convey
only usis vested in US. WYNDHAM ROBERTSON,
THOMAS GREEN,
Juy2 tl6-tdsl TruSess.
a<yIf Monday should not be fair, then next FUR day.
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, LIN. Sri 1920

Farmers Bank of EirsiaiG, June Sth, 1889.
THE President and Directors being charged with the duty oil set
ting which the addition authorized 10 be made TO
Of this Bank he raised adopted resolution to Of
New Stock One Hundred Dollars per share
from the I'd June, inst payable oneourh upon
subscribing therefor the residue n equal nstaTents oil TWO lou
from the said 81 Junc bet subscribers are allowed
the privilege date of subscription whereby the
will be stopped Interest charged from the Sd June
subscription the New Stock OF FIVE
Hundred Five Thouand Dollars, which has been paid took
effect that days and from and after that day. the profits Of
the Institution viii the benefit Of the and old
Banking this city, and al the Banking Houses the several
Offices Discount and Dcposte under The
supentendancs Of Professor George Tucker. v w s9uha
Baa John X Jones' John Coles Thomas Staples und
three of them; Farmve under the
OF y. E. Venabe, n. E. Watkins, Miller,
James Wood, Clement c. Read H. Thweatt, and b. Wor-
sham or Of and Wyhe house under the
OF w H. Spe Thomns Boyd, james H. NH
e John r Matthews Benz R. Floyd, Francis Smith Of Abng
don and McGarnok, three of them Subscribers viii
not he enedto certificates Of stock until the whole amount be
paid
The Stockholders their late general meeting adopted resou-
ou profits Of the institution TO the Sd June due pro-
bad debts DO the property OF the then
the board engaged asceTtanns the nett pro-
fits whereof the account made w be
made puc be afterwards paid the holders Of old Stock
conformity with said resolution
J. C. BLAIR, Cashier
let
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q, rssOMAS RITCHAE.
TEENS OF THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

TERMS OF THE RfCHJdOND Enquirer.
~ The Esqv,sER is published three times ,oeek du-
the sessiaa Of the State Legislature, and tnice pesk
.sT"ES "' Terms OF SUBSCRIPTION
rrs Dollars per GasaR, aud Three Dollars for six months
s.' ~ shall hereafter DO considered incurred
sivanc aud Tor years publication unless specially
81 shorter time, aud paid fs in advance for that shorter
% So publication shall be the order of any and
,s set paid for in advance, satisfactory refer
as aud accessible in regard to the
,sr OF payneai But in case Of an order tor puelcs
oa siasls scmbor may 30 sent, containing, or
49, r.el ~. copy OF tais lssua,,on .,,;,, >,
- rae aSs =. - ssraiu inSsassd on open
t :, ysars from The time whsn thg adysnced
80 de- Res ss.s.sas j ss Ea;ssrsi Ssass.s.
. Resolution. are OF the results Of tho collective us
taa lii,d at Richmond, the 18th January 1888
Resolutions, determined 10 abidcIo"sct
s re.onmsaa and our own interests require an inae1
10 ,h,s ofce may be rened per mail, in good and
q mes a, the risk of tho Editor; the postage Of Gil
oi aay the write II is the accumulated post
~ business which operates as serious tax upon
EToeve vii pay Tor nina papers, annually shall have the
't''' S'a'' TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
one square o sixteen aes less inst insertion % eeh's o'
80 continuance, % cents :.
be accompanied with the ADVANCE
-, >, .Is4c,ory references, 10 insure execution .
,.s whose advertising mayamoun, 10 500 per annum dss
49,. will Of 80 and 10 $50, oil ~ per cent
r,4 That be recommended 10 the Editors OF Newspaper.
esh, publish at the head OF het papers
for advcEt's'ns and that they strictly oahefe 10 ,n sam"
prices be always such, TO give tar compensation
To- tie labor perio =, ,,., =
&, Obituaries Marriages from the country, whenever the
s haiiSrns unsnown Al this ofhee must De
Of the Postmaster in the neshborhood, OF lhey
DO publishcdErery measures that mas oeen
and quixzes, has proved heretofore unsa
a:Te therefore IN such case upon the Comm
bns certified By the OF tho PosimSSthr rsH on Ae
-. { et.r.J
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VOLUME xXxyI.---No. ~.
This they will be enabled 10 do from the mutcau!s
lea yes tLnm the cnillnns r,ln nled this leat y

ms they will be enabled 10 do from the mul,lcaulis
leaves from the cuttings planted this year"
he Augusta Editor thinks that these facts speok
unes IN favor OF the Sourh The North, in the pro-
'ecutlon OF this business. He mentions three four
''hef cocooneries IN that immediate nsIghborhood and
states ta' the experience Of ALL universally the same,
namely that 'sk IS easily and speedily produced, with
but little trouble and in abundant quantities" We have
mus grouped together few Of the many interesting
statements that have reached on this subject within
me last week We give them without syllable of com.
men' being less sanguine upon all such topics
'haa some OF our contemporaries Win persev erance,
knowledge of the subject, and sufficient patience
and aentton-we doubt not that much will be accom-
pshed. But those who enthusiasts in The matter,
should not forget that The Cotton Culture
he work of single day, week or season The state
ments we have given cheering and gratifying in
ordinary degree, and Cannot but animate and encourage
Hose Who are interested as well in pecnniary as in
patriotic point Of view = Philadelphia Inquirer
More Cocooss Mr.. Lloyd, Of Philadelphia. has
raised some Of a mammoth size aud glossy wheness,
counting only Ia to the pound. They were grown
from The mullicauls and white Mulberry.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-05

lTedegar Rolling Wills and Foundry Richmond, IA.
hE Tredesar Iron Company beg public
her Rolling MIL and Forge
they ar" prepared TO execute at the shortest
description OF bar on either hammered rolled embracing
Flat Iron from ) 8 to 2inches wide
Round and square, g. G to do do
Hoops, "a to2l2
Band,2 10 8; box and tank Iron;
Railroad a1es hammered the approved ran and
faned splicing faes Tor railroads. and punched
road iron do. !.
10 connection with their Rolling Mil and FORGE ~ Tcdcgar
have Iron aud Bass Foundry Smith
ing and Machine Shop Ia Of their
are prepared TO furnish all descriptions OF Casting, @
mill gearing ann other and have
tho very hest having the services
rienend and skiful arznns would be obtained.
Having entire fdence
good add with good work similar
IN Tho Union they respectfully solicit share of their
. FRANCIS b. DEnNE, Jr
May IL t3-uJ President Tredtgar Iroa Compasr.