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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-05
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5Is ar ValuaJie Rtai Estate, Negroes, sc.
E,ttnsire sale IF I'cluaJlc Lands an Orange.

Is naase Of decree pronounced 18th Feh lso by the
.or Cout icr Henrco and Richmond in suit IN Chance
jaes Heron, administrator and others are paintis
I'D ga!er the authority upon by the said decree rs
torns-ouers the Court, shall proceed on Tn
"a u. tn tay Of May next If fair, II not the next af gay 70
a n. lands n public auction, the following tracts OF land
aa m buildings and Improvements thereon, IN the County
1as formerly belonging I" The said Thomas Macon drc.;
William Hay, Jr., Edmund w Rootes ana
G .h-, o deed Of dated the Ith jane, lsl' and duly
't n" Comfy of Orange; which tracts are described IN
=, 81: iced Of INST rs follows, VIZ:
A.,,, son7ug thousand eight hundred ana twenty one
70 Thomas Macon by Zachariah Burnley
" b. his ii afug date Isl January. 1899, duly recorded
O'an4, County the bnundarIe, OF which are par
.ay - forth - tie last mentioned decd.
ip ,.rt .lt .,yre adjoining thereto purchased by
Tom,- WAGON ii John Scott OF Reuben Burnley
No containing all that tract winch was conveyed 10
!o.ls Macon by John Ba!lor, and Frances ms ",r ny
f dated 18Th November ao duly recorded in the district
Frederick hus; the boundaries of which are particular
rh IN the last M deed with the exception OF three
a1', aces thereof conveyed BY said Thomas Macon 10 ms
aO Of four hundred and fifty situated near me
- aonet purchased OF Zaciarah Gibbs and bounded
= u John Williams Joseph Williams, James Barbour
.ai Robert Mansfield
o oae Other tract lying Blue Run, containing 200 acres
a;ei 81 Jane, Madison, and bounded ny TIE ands OF sau
MADISON. William Smith and Reuben Newman.
W, ha tbs time by the same authority proceed 10
conveyed b. the deed Of Of the 5th June. III l.,
,a, already Sold under the said deed or ther In
-, 4, rlIi T." Produced 10
I Er.d these lands surveyed before the SAFE, anu
'sg smaller which may be sold separated! OF
1'' to ,H 'ha wNe. Of purchasers The decree gives Us
r. are not coapeed on the day when they are com
~ hos viii continued from day day, from time 10
ss. .'l completed
'9fS.rhc be sold these TERMS oneiouh OF
2a,s" paid cash, the rest IN three cq; an
" '!a!nen- The credit payments To br secured by bnhu
2t'~n0' security and By retaining the tue OF 'ne ia" w
.'s at y j ,a.de.
~ slaves to bs sold for cash, upon short credit
isic stoy. mentioned trac, convey ed 10 Thomas Macon
'n bO, and Frances his wife, win not be so'd the .oi
"ner having informed tn, first publication "i inns
'n-nt, though they know the fact that tat tract
'-'',a several Years ago yy Thomas Macon himself
JAMES LYONS, coor;...,<
G. " JOHNSON
Nl.ra, lur--ths
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-05
April 81 $500

IMPORTATION WANTED-I any Of me onaSeG en- H q e
NATHANIEL CARPENTER late o. sns %ba died in Tho
month Of April 7s leaving four and Bshrod
Fauneoy casne Nah1ni ss desasnaan next Of kin
Or saes Of the said condo Carpenter VIM arpe
Carpenter Nathaniel Carpenter e SON. ,b Wesrs Quincy
and Le,hsidge Cowland Aones at Law M So Lin
(Eng Mesas Bell and Stewart ~ TO James Buchanan
Ta Her Britannia Maesty's Consul New YORK; 'hey may e'
something advantageousto them u7-st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-05

o. ISLE NAILS AND IRoN.-The Agents are nov 70
[t,hR from the Bell Isle Works.
t'' d al sizes, from dy to 40 dy
80 Gao Finishing Nails. from dy 10 Il dy
,vyt'o Nails Of all descriptions,
go dy Mn Nails for Flour barrels
,~:Irses rom 10 10 inches long.
"e Ifon cd for Nails az this time Is much superior m
Ir m several years past and the character OF the
7S'Hse ana much improved. They also receiving
~ ron ron Ia to inches wide
IA, s Pate Slab and Band Iron All Of which be made
T.s. 4 siloft na,icc
ems think they recommend their Iron wlth conn
, ~ :!c-cToc 70 trs quality II is we'll hammered under
lr h'Tner before passes through the rollers VIM,
"4lh of the Of hammered Iron, WHO sEe
49, Lsss aad regularity Of rolled.
Sn az Particularly Invited call and examine toIh inc
20 H-I,, JOHN r TRIPLETT son.
a.; llQ-2awsm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-05
ll6-tlstJ

IN King William County Court 9th January 1910: Audit Of the
Estate OF D. Claiborne, dee recomiten 10 Master s0
missioner Thomas Dabncy BIO revised and eoeeted ana mat
1 interested are hereby notified thai have appointed
the 18Th day May 1870 for the purpose s the dus.
=, ena n m. residence OF Charles H. Braxton, ESQ.,, in
me County Of King William State of Virginia. on that day
by 10 O'Clock, a. NJ, with their accounts ana Vouchers ~ o'
examination and settlement ,r,,o,,,c n,rSpy n r
li-iw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-05

LANES RIVER AND KANAWHA coMPANi-AppIi,rati9s ems
viii be received the Once Of the COMPANY a T b ' ,a
NAV neat for keeping the several Locks on he 'n ~ w
sstween Richmond and the Water Works DAM al
The keepers Of Guard Lock and three LIN neK az b
ck next below Carersve, OF the Guard Lock AZ I'VE @
Dam and Of the Lift Lock opposite Bent ereeh' VI" a'' %
collectors OF Tolls.
BY order Of the President and Directors, s,,orv
-, ll6-2awtethM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-05
To Stockholders in the Richmond and Petersburg
P1j}roo1 ('o,DD1uu

To SE0ckHOIdfTS IN nc KtrHWONu ana TfTtFNDNT9
Railroad ConPdnY
NOTICE hereby given, that the Annual Meeting Of Stock
holders fixed by former meeting to take place the
month"; 10 o'clock. A. NJ al the office Of the Trea
CckA resolution Of the Board OF Directors OF The
2ah nst recommends Stockholders pnponrment Of the
general until Tuesday the 2fh May AT O'clock at the
Office Of Treasurer and Clerk in The Richmond Depot mas
fiscal does terminate uai the 10Th Tn"
further recommends Stockholders I" attend in
person, OF BY proxy. JNo WILLIAM
Treasurer ami Clerk.
The following may he adopted n The form oi a Proxy
Know all hy tIt>r presents. that - of - do
herri
represent the annual Meeting of Stockholders OF the
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Company for sin hereby
tiorizng 40 all and hng- said
which might my self do If personally present.
Witness hand and seal this day Of -, lsi0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-05

\ ElLt lRIE MAT ,pONI ESTATE FOR SALE.-lntend-
S 10 Missouri, the subscriber offers tor SAFE 'hit
estate called Spring Groue, lying IN Caroline ,oniHy, on
g'e! nrrr, containing upw ards Of tire thousand Mtt nun
!!teu hundred OF which cleared ana arabic ana,
- 'tssl with good and productive meadows 'anaeie
- containing abrutwo hundred acres Hes on one extremity
'lie large y has been made around considefane
o. and with little attention the greater par. can DC
perfectly secure the covered WIN heavy
Of valuable timber. The soil of Spring Grove IS admrao!
the culture OF Indian Corn, Wheat and Io6acco aho
market, with easy is afforded by the kichnonu,
ore and Potomac Railroad, which passes through one
q the estate hall mile from the dwelling house,
eat 10 the and gransries II Is ten miles rom
,'s's tn. Spring Grove dwelling house contains four
On te st door three The second, porco, spacious
and d cellars. Al the necessary thouses negro quar-
" &c a0isc carnage house barn with wheat machine all in
'ii'r arH I'm enclosures very substantial mere )
I es' another large and connodons dwelling HOUSE.
4. I'31 1T repaired with all the necessary aut-hoses
'a >, fp:r: which would render the division Of me
"o,e WIN may wish 10 purchase are lnSed 10 WISH
.'-''''' HE term. Of sale sa! be made liberal
WI. BANKHEAD.
''t!i ln3-2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-05
April 80

ISXECUTORS NOTICE.-ilavng qualified upon
II late Wiim r. Thompson, Of the city If
Richmond in the Hastings Court Of said city, all having
claims against the Of said deceden hereby requested
present the subscriber for settlements and those ndrbt
ed the will please forward and the
my close the administration of said estate
practicable. JOHN GODnlN, Executor.
AnriI /. list
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-05

rsNiIE OLD SWAN AT YORK TDWNso celebrated in the
proprietor Lawrence Gibbons, for all of the
Of this life whether To please the palate or the Ieas
kept ~ months correspondent la lis former high
renue commenting itself the consideration o full and
free pbc patronage Suitable bathing houses being erected
and making the entertainment oi company
b day. week month"; through the approaching season. It's Ia
HE bar beds oscy, supplied IN the suitable style
carriages furnished On the shortest n"cc lnd d.
Dr-seu. advantages resuuiis accom-
modator will found good and cheap usr heretofore
most fashionable Its heainness is equal TO that of any other
nor,ion Of this pennsuan proof Of this he proper Ia
stale that family from Richmond spent the whole month of last
August few days, said house, and after enjoy ing i'm
health all while returned home restored 10y the Salt
Bath Passengers transported Ia and from Wynnc ar
James River punctuay being only miles thence For further
facts and circumstances connected herewith
ply IL nila LIZ, -sL Io
Ap ~ ilo7.a" lhiS iH"Im
ny The National nteigcncer requested to copy the above,
mi send their account TO this office for collection
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-05

IAQUELlN TAYLOR & CO. have received their entire
- supply of Foreign and Domestic SPRING DRY GOODS, com
psug very handsome of staple and fancy article
which Offered for sale low and their usual terms
ual customers.
tnril 10 ll2-l0A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-05

ID UTHERFOoRD MILLS AND MIDDLETON MILIs.-The
II River and kaawha Company are dcsrons 10 lease Ihe
Kuh-G,ord Mills near Richmond for the ensuing For
terms apply 10 Gen. Bernard Pcyton Of Richmond
The same Company offer for sale The Middleton '' on me
lanes River in Fuvanua For apply TO Gen. John II.
Cooke, Wnnsvile. Fluvanna County.
Richmond, 18th April, lslo -. -,
AnO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-05
PENITENTIAHN MNNrrACTCRE.

OOn pair OF Heavy Russell and Wayed Upper Leather
D,OUU Brogues aud Shoes, suitable inr Labores and ons
Servanlsmade Of the best materials For sale lcn,entia
Store, 18th
March "a ih1-2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-05
Ap 81

THtCkAliOMiNY LANDS FOR SALE-In pursuance of a
- deed nt trust made the 18th day OF june 1885, and of
cord in the Clerk office Of enrcn County, by Washington Hat
and wife to the undersigned the
Of certain sums of money therein mentioned will be offered for
sale the PROMISES the 23 day Of May The valuable tract
OF Land nen"ncd in said deed. wing the Chic ahominy
swamp, within convenient distance from the City of Richmond
and containing % II Terms made known
The day Of sale. H. Il. DANIEL, Trustee.
An
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which attacked satisfy their Indian allies who demanded
The The a and pH Of pG Thsy % s the
ror after burning all the supplies which he had collected 81 mat
obey and head quarters
vented This retreat and consequent destruction OF our ee nos
Of public stores and of 500 miles of frontier 10 me COM
hined enemy
that Gem Harrison doubted that Mar
crosln would be- able pnse enemy of near two Thousand
aud which they say he understood To he i've tond WIN ON"
siS Founder with ammunition for only Shots ana about
forty round. for The small when the fact was notorious That
could br heard in his camp speaking Croean, ae blood Be
nor did any one with him, that The garrison would be cut Oh.
With great respect your ohedien servant, .,.c,x
Col. PRE,1os, Military Committee, Senate"
l now submit protesation issued from Grand
Camp Ohio Militia, August 20 1873" will ask the
Clerk to read this protestaton and regret ITS length
will prevent its introduction in my printed remarks ;
but its object and meaning will be understood by the
resolutions with which it concludes. Its signed BY
number Of the officers, belonging TO both political
! parties.
The Clerk read as follows:
"RssO'r,d That place implicit confidence in his
ENctrcy Return Mees rs commander in chief OF the militia
of ths STATE aud that him aud Judi Cher
sResolrrd That after IN. various reousitions and complicated
demands from his Evcsency Major General Harrison, highly
Of his ESceenc the Governor" conduct The OCCASION
fully him propriety Of leaving suf
cieni 10 answer any emergency
"Rsrd THAT regret the backward state Of the preparations
such Is To exclude the called To the relief OF Fort Mes
well those vino returned the retained from
cptnc in The present campaign for which they discovered
great an anxiety
{ s ! { z :
c- Resoiccd That the conduct of his Eycoency, the Com
mandrr Chief, WILLIAM H. HARRISON ,ofrh- Northwestern
Army. this OCCASION s.roudi mys'srg ana perfectly
meg irGbie.
j ! j J ! !
Resired That the foregoing preamble and resolutions be sign
The general field officers and commandments ini-pe
eut corps approving the in their and behalf Of rher
respective commands and that copy of the proceedings b. de-
gird thr Secretary his ENcclency the Governor" aud
rnrr Fanklnton, and each Of the printers
Chicu,hr request that all the printers in tle would
publicity also that the b. signed Jy
! Pre- sidrut. aud att.sttd by the Secretary
! JAMES MlNARY.
Bngadcr General Pyssdcat.
i Mia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-05

| HARDW ARE AND CUTLERY.
rHAS. ELLIS SONS have received by arrivals from Liver
~ pool and North full supply Of Hardware and Cutlery
which they offer and country merchants
rally o favorable terms.
ap ii ll3-lN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-05

John r. COOKE will commence a regular attendance the
Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Charcery ri Hcnrco Conn
the rst day al ensuing which will commence on
Monday, the lh Of May
Rans.st!ee;, Richmond, April 81
An
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HOYT's LOTTERY OFFICE.
p;-LnuI

VIRGINIA WELISBCRG LOTTERY, Glass c, 10 decided
ny the drawing of Town Hall Lottery No z which draws
Baltimore 18th May, 1910.
BRILLIANT SCHEME:
SoO,OOO-s20, 0OO--l @, % 00-.5O0 0--i000.
S3a 5000 $780, 20o; prizes Of $1,000 500, 800 &c Tickets
$40: halves s; quarters 30
Certificates of Packages of - Whole Tickets $50.
~" do. - Half do rs.
DO do. % Quarter do 81 50.
Tor Tickets IN the above please address
ID. NJ IIGYT,
Richmond Ia
APPS lls-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-05

MEDICAL COLLEGE INflRMARl.
THE universal satisfaction which has hrCn expressed by The
and negroes who have been placed in This
institution has induced the Faculty announce 10 those who
ayacd themselves VI benefits that the st
medical attention. aud the careful nursing he obtain
ed for the sick dollars week. without any additional
being No charge made for surgical
when required. fhe trading with this po
minded that the Government has made m the in
the Collector Of the port is necessary TO gain admission.
siUG. L. WARNER
April Il tli-Ci Dean Of Faculty.
N1aN1EDA situation teacher OF the French and Spanish
w Languages, by FrcnChua, who has been engaged
BOARDING School of frnns lva. and in
few lines addressed 10 +. L.
tie Office OF this paper. will be immediately attended To-
The hest reference will ne given.
NAV lI9-3,.
THE BUCKINGHAM HIGH SCHOOL FOR Young La
DIES will its session On the irsl Of May
next, and continue Il months.
Tuition for 10 months English ST.; other languages 20 M
So Of Piano los Board in Institution
500. will all be considered one-half
The each session. No de-
will be made for occasional absences except when caused
session. MR.. JNO. FAlRCHlLD, p-;r,n,Is
MRS L. p. FAIRCHlD, fr'"ePa'S'
fdrso, t. 'ThO will please copy.
way ue-4w
n, HE hand Family
brands; North Carolina Roe and Clt ilerrng, Capehart
celebrated brand; old Tuscaloosa Whkcy Irun Salt Tar and
fnewth general Of Groceries, which he will sell
will attend any Grain tia,
may BE- entrusted TO him ID. COPELAND RANDOLPH,
Cary street, opposite Columbian Hotel.
l!9-T
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-05

VALUABLE NEGROES FOR SaLE.--By virtue Of deed of
tr executed by James Madson of record in the County Of
Prince Edward, will be sold in front of the Eagle Hotel in the
Ieca Of faraoe HedaeSdcy TIC l3 day May neI hrtween
so and 70 valuable Slaves consisting Of Men, Women and Chill
dfen among which house carpenters cooks
and house Terms made known day Of sale by the
TRUSTEE.
An lls "a,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-05
Era OsBURS,
Brigade Quartermaster, Secretary.

rmastrr, Secretary.
RoREr1 LvCA,, Brig. Gen.
JoH> MCDosALD, Colonel.
JANE, DLSSY, Colonel.
WILLIAM KEY, Colonel.
JonS FrRGISoS, Colonel.
Isaac BoNsER, Colonel.
JAMES kiLnonE. Mayor.
JoHS WrLLET, iiajrr.
ALLEN TnMHLE, Major.
y. BEA,Lr, Captain Com't.
JAMES Wilson, Mayor.
fGrsLY MukrI,, BGs. Major.
joins BoGG,, Nlinr.
WM. RrriEpGr, Biz. Major.
RicHAno lloGErR, Capt. Com.
EDEN FESSiHoHE, Eug. q. VI.
WILLIAM KEY BOND.
Judge Advocate
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-05

{J- Ror6d That the conduct of his EycoIency, the Com
mandrr-n Cicf WILLIAM H. HARRISON, uflle Northwestern
Army. this OCCASION shrondd myrg anf perfectly
sgptrGbie.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-04-18
JOB PRINTING.
POETRY.


u gazed when the beauty Of life was unianted,
4 The flush on the cheek was all blooming and gay
But ere on the mind the hearts feelings were painted,
+ Ula.h inus loveliness faded away.
Ge Young bud was nppd It's leaves were expanded
4 To catch the soft yapor, the dew or the sun;
r the soul to thy boundess realms knowledge extended,
4 The life glowing blush of rs beauty was gone
Thou has: fed like meteor or mist Of the mountains
or the l-ht clouds which Fly the wings of the gale;
the spirits which float earhs sunny bright fountains,
And Ger the soft breezes IN mourning shall wall
Rrflt as that sweet star which ushers the morning
sh5- as lis Iusre thy stay upon earth;
b, ofier and brighter where free from all mourning
Tav snirlt shall rest where they know Of its worth.
fhave silently cherished that early nippd blossom,
Though grief found when thy soud dids depart
s. M decperTs lines has been left on the bosom,
8Tle deeper lis image l. press'd on the heart.
A. as The fountain from which sp@ags its being,
= Thy spirit hath sought for the land Of the blest;
q tainted and free from thy poor eatrhy dwelling
Now go to thy Maker, sweet pilgrim, and rest
ea rest thee my lovd one for bless'd thy slumber,
H No sin OF tins earth disturb thy repose
II angels shall wait thee, where souls without number,
And resting with God, from earths harrassing
INDIAN BARD
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-04-18
RrLES For HOUSE WIVES.


l. When you rise in the morning never be par
Ncular about pirning your clothes so nicely you
nm do that at any time.
? Never comb your hair, or take off your night
eap till after breakfast Ii is your business to take
time by the foretop, and not let him take you so
therefore keep all right in that quarter tel ten O.
clock at least.
81 s. When YOU begin the business of your toilet
You may do it before the windows or in the front
entry; but the most proper place is in the kitchen
4. Never have any particular place for any thing
n your house; and then you may rest assured that
AotIiRg viii be ever out of place; and that is
great comfort in a family.
5. Never sweep your floor until you know some
person IS coming in, he will then see how neat you
ere; and besides, in such cases, even your enc
es cannot shake off the dust Of lter feet against
Nou, though they may the dust Of their clothes
zylth which YOU have covered them by your sweep
ling.
+ c. When YOU have done sweeping, leave your
broom on tie floor, it viii then be handy; and be-
ing always in sight, and in the way it viii be con-
stanily reminding your husband when he is in the
house what smart, nice, pains-taking wife he has.
= Never follow the barJaEous practice Of brush
ing down cobwebs A mans house is his castle;
and 50 is a spiders 1t is violation Of right, and
a shameful disrespect to the fine ats.
2. Keep your parlor and bedroom windows shut
as close as possible in dog days; this VIII keep
the hot air out-and you will have excellent fired
AIR inside,
Q Keen vour summer cbeees5 in your bed cham
aers tbey en-. ich the qualities Of the atmosphere
aud II stranger >aould lodge in one Of your beds,
lChe could not steep he could cat for his refresh
meut.
10 Never teach your 4 Nughters TO h1end OF "l0Ne
any Of their own clothes, it IS taking bread from
the noath of labor, besides i VIII MAKE them
crooked azd give them sore fingers:
H. Bul if they should insist on Nen''@s thef
own garments they should do it while f0ey are on
this viii make them fl better; and glrs can iea'e
their woTl-if they should attempt it, heI "ofA
would follow them.
l.. Il yCur husbands coat is out at one 81 '''e
elbow, don't mend it until it is out at the othri
then the patches viii make it appear uniform, anI
show that you are impartial.
l3. Never spoil Joke for reJatio1s'S sake; nor
suppress the truth for qny bOdys sake. Therefore
II YOU doa't like your husband as you ought, o~t
S7@.h Il, and convince him you are not respector
e. parsons.
Is, You should not endeavor to keep your tenn
per; Il q Of as soon and as fast as you can; and