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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-02

RUNAWAY IN JAIL.

NoTTowAY CouRT HousE, April ., 1873.
WAS committed to the Jail of this county on
w the 18th day of March, 1915, a Negro Man,
who calls himself ALECK. He is bright mu-
latto, about FIVE feet nine OF ten inches high, and
about twenly-eighl or nine years old. He says
that he was sold as the property OF Francis EpeS,
by the Sheriff OF Noltoway, about the year 1920,
10 a Mr.. Rogers, who carried him 10 the South,
where he escaped, and has since lived with tribe
of Indians in Texas. He had on when commit
ted, a cows hair hunting shirt, kcrsey panaoons,
with buckskin lcggings, black satin vesi, a
black fur hat and black silk cap, iringei with
Indians hair, SO as 10 cover the forehead and
temples. The owner is requested 10 come for
ward prove properly, and pay charges OF he
will be dealt with according 10 law.
May 2-clatIy THOS. w. EPES, Jailor.
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Ylrmynle, V
ryrcIITnR,s sALE OF SLAVES.

EXECUTORS SALE OF SLAVES.
~ MONDAY, the 9Th day Of December, ls4o, that
" ). M Caroline Court day, shall, In obedience TO
s xiii OF John McKenney deceased, proceed 70 SCI,
!, ,uhl,c auction, at the Bowling Green, TWENTI
SLAVES consisting Of Men. Women, Boys, Girls ana
Ca,l.r,n-most Of whom are very likely.
IoHN +. MCKINNEY. Surviving Executor
Nav oi-ctts OF John Mckinney, deceased.
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RICHARD ANDERSON Trustees and
Now 4-d2t&ctds
'ALuABLE ALBEMARLE ESTATE AT
AUCTION

V.NN.
SUBSCRIBER WIZ offrr, a, auction on the premises,
On tne iOth OF December next the Estate called
NLoha, The late residence Of Col Samuel Carr,
.L''a'he, by recent survey four hundred and forty
~ acres Of these, one hundred aud sixty are Ri
Low grounds. Of the finest quality; more than
aei.s are heavily tinbered the greater part Of
..'J .a = within two miles Of Charlottesville, where
commands ready sale aud high price. The rest
80" what has been seeded in wheat this FALL il well
,-s sass. rh,s Estate is situated between two and
Ho,.n OF lharIoltesville and within -four
M, NE University OF Virginia in wealthy neigh
'Irsooa remarkable for rs Intelligence and morality.
n, hVahna fiver, winch bounds the Estate, is nav-
miles above II, TO large manufacturing mills of the
s.n repute There is also another large mill. one
below, on tributary Of the Rivanna. The i'm.
s.menls consist Of large and elegant brick dwell
ssni all necessary out houses.
.tRMS, one fourth the 18th February, lsa6, and
es'dae in three equal annual instruments thereafter
immediately after the sale Of the land, there win also
offered, at auction. thirteen Young and likely Ne
- al the stock, Plantation Utensils and Household
rrnnigr., and The crops Of Corn Hay and Tobacco.
n1t4stS made known On the day Of sac.
Wi l0-ctds GEORGE WATSON CARR.
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LAW NOTICE.

y ,<DrRSoN and L. MASTERS, Attorneys
w a,I,w viii practice in the Superior aud comfy
r,,,,S OF Noowny, Amelia, Powhaian, Cumberland
s.I p,inc. Edward Address, -,
WN n ANDERSON, Notoway Cou,, HOUSE, -
! MASTERS, Amelia Court House, va.
! w,sr,rs Commissioner in Chancery, VIII at any
=. attend 10 settling accounts or taking dspostlons
- : IL Amelia Court House. NOV. Io-Cu
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To THE PIIRIIC-

HEREBY proclaim, that Mr.. John P. Hawkins, OF
| rafmylIe Prince Edward county, Va, Is no longer
w AGENT ~ Attorney for the transaction or negotiation
Han, business In the Republic Of Texas.
RICHARD r. MILLER.
y,,rytie Va Oct TO- lS45-cSw
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FOR SALE,

THE verv desirable House and Lot in the town OF
l fredericksburg, lately occupied by Mrs 8. T. s-d-
:n me Hoase j. al hrick we'll bnilt large and com
N ioa,. The grounds, which cover nearly whole
slae are attractive and beautiful, being laid of with
nltn iase in soping falls and wide walks and sdorn.
:. sfA many handsome trees. more delightful and
,.ss. rrsldence, whether regard be had to health,
comfort Or appearance, cannot be found In the town.
al, viii be made privately, and the terms maybe
,ln.d on coamu alton with either of The nndersign
81 JOHN MoNCURE, Falmouth, Stafford CO.
ARTHUR A. MORSOS, Richmond city,
Aas 5-otl Executors of Thomas Seldom. deed
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.


DAN AWAY from the subscriber, in Powha-
II tan county, Ter miles above the Courthouse
on the 2Gth instant, nv Man PETER, whom
purchased in Richmond, a few days since, Of Nh.
Eli Ball, Trustee for Mrs. Homer, who lives len
miles above Richmond, on the river road, where
suppose he will aim 10 get or Turk about Rich
mond. Peter is about 27 or % years OF age
about feet : or 8 inches high, black, heavy
built has been shot in one of his arms and one
of his hips, no other scars recoected except one
ON his left cheek, rather bad counlenance; had
on, when he leh, roundabout and pants. Of Glas-
gov Jeans. will give The above reward OF go
and paw all other reasonable expenses, ~ any
person who will deliver him 10 Silas Omohundro
al his JAIL in Richmond, or secure him in any
Jail SO get him again.
JOHN p. WILLIAMS.
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SALE OF MILLS, LAND, &C., IN HAN
OVER

WILL be sold on the Goth day Of December, lS45,
w Grist and Saw Mills, in coed replir, on never
failing stream, about Is miles from Richmond, the tract
Of land IN which reside, containing seven bundled
and ninety acres, which is dwelling in good repair,
containing six rooms besides cellars all necessary out
houses, and young orchard of choice fruit, in about
in fine state OF Improvement and contains some fitly
of meadow land 1t will be sold in body. or TO
suit purchasers, will he sold privately by the sub
scber, who be found the premises, by applica-
ton before the day of sale. Also the above named
day will be sold household and kitchen furniture, corn,
crops of all description farming untensils, horses,
mules, and 81 ck OF all kind Terms liberal, and made
known , n day OF sale.
Nov 95-cwtds JOHN B. GREEN
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IdCBLlC SALE OF KINDERToN ESTATE

WEDNESDAY, the Oath day Of December, lSi5,
VIII be sold in the town Of CaTksville, at public
my entire interest in the residence tract Of tfe
d. stlon Estate, containing $40 acres, and adjoining
s1h OF GAINESVILLE. This well known establish.
), . one Of the most elegantly improved in tho up
ounlry, and is most suitable estabs hment for
NJ, nnonal men, or gentlemen owning estates on the
= roanoke; II IL sufficiently remote from the river,
Perfectly healthy, and is well watered Mr.. A. C..
ell on the promises. will show the estate 10 those
"a. aeto see it. Al the same time am authorized to
ma, all outstanding interests in this land can be
e. same time and place will be sold tine situation
l.s Stment, also adjoining the town of CarksviIle
io, ngned, containing IS acres and sundry other
Tens cleared and wood lands 10 the Same vicinity
n al. 30 very liberal, and made known on the day
ESQ r.. purchasers are also referred 10 K. Lester
F.,ns,,sVlii N. E. VENABLE.
NSille, Nov. Is, lsa5-ew4w
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SALE OF SLAVES

M MONDAY, the LIST day of December, 1885, II fair,
" not, The next fair day, shall expose TO sale for
,.h Al he COURTEOUS Of Spotsyivana county, that
,-.r, Court day, TEN SLAVES, consisting OF one
No Boy. Girls Women and Children, most of whom
~, wv LyrIy o. l.. CHEWING,
Nav I.-clds Executor of James Smith, decd
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After all, ii seems that John NJ. Taylor, Esq,
is moi elected Chancellor Of The Stale Of Missis-
sippi. The last news BY way Of New Orleans
saw, "Cocke is elected and swcrn in" There
were three candidates and Taylor, De-
mocrats, and Maury, Wing. The majority for
Cooke, who lives in North Mississippi, is not
more than 100.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-02

Government E1press-A Government Express
was 10 leave New York al 3, P. NJ, on yesterday
Tor Boston, with letters for The steamer.
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PUBLIC SALE.

THE subscriber, acting under decree of the County
Court of Hanover, rendered the AID day Of April,
1874 in the suit Of Jordan Harris in his right, and as
administrator Of Finch Cross, deceased Margaret E. his
wife, who was Margaret T.. Cross plaintiffs against
Nancy Cross and Others defendants, will sell at public
day of December next f fair if not the next fair day
thereafter the Tract of Lind which Finch Cross ded
seized The Tract contains 44si acres, aud ad)ois me
Dover Lands OF Mis- Nancy Cross, Waller Crenshaw,
Robert Glazebronk and others. 20 much of the pur-
chase money Us will the costs and charees OF SAFE
will be required in hand, the residue upon credit OF
one two and three years; the purchaser executing
bonds and approved security for the deferred payments,
and the title retained until the same are paid
JORDAN HARRIS,
Nov ls-cwtds Special Commissioner.
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ATToRNEYS AT LA w.
; n GOODE s. L. r. CORNlCk,
r,-nc,iyof Virginia, not7 Of 81 L"ais Missouri, }
Ill ,,,.ud promptly to any professional business
" w,s,s IN the State Of Missouri, provided the
..,,,,n, he tive hundred dollats OF more.
-, li-CU
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Lombardy Grove, Mecklenburg
81 Wing please copy.
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=. The Terms will be. for Tuition, Board. and every
necessary except lights SIS session Of FIVE months
PAYABLE at its expaton;-S:5 for day scholars per an
mum. Address-O White, Fleetwood Academy
NV os-cnScwtf o. WHITE.
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DIED-At his fathers residence in Carrollton,
on the 18th November, 1845, after protractedI
and. painful illness, VIM. M. YOUNG, in the
2sth year of his age.
Few could have been taken from among US whose
departure would have been more deeply felt, or
whose loss more universally mourned. While
there nothing in the life CIR character ofthe
deceased to attract the public gaze, every quality
of the good friend, the affectionate brother, son
and husband, shone pre-eminent throughout his
too brief existence. His kind, noble and gene
rous bearing strengthened even the strong natural
ties of kindred and blood and the friendship
and esteem of all with whom he was associated.
He has been so long interviewer with our little
social circle at Carroton--has contributed SO
much to the pleasure of all-thst his untimely
death has created void which will long be felt.
To his weeping wife and family, any attempt
at consolation would be mockery. ''Sore grief
must have its WILL Their only consolation, I'M
til time shall have somewhat subdued their grief,
ts that he died in thief ull anticipation of happy
future, where he is hereafter to dwell with the
just and the good.-M'ssjsSiy pi Democrat
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Land. Negroes, Sc, for Safe.


IT Will SELL. to The highest bidder, on
Ill the premises on THURSDAY, the 29th day
of January, 1916. the tract of Land on which
reside, containing $50 acres. situate in Choctaw'
county, 10 miles from Middleton, 10 from Big
Black river, % from Grenada, or steamboat navi-
cation, 35 from the towns of Greenwood and Le-
fore, the Yazoo river, in healthy region of
country, 200 acres of which are cleared, and un-
der pretty good fence. The improvements are a
good hewed Log clearinghouse, with an aper-
ture Piazza and Bedrooms, Clubhouse, Cotton
press, and all other necessary out-houses. This
land has several springs of pure cold free-stone
water on it, and will be sold in parcels cf 80 and
100 acres.
ALso,--Six likely young Negroes--or three
boys and three girls; part of my household and
kitchen Furniture, Horses, Mules, Oxen, Cows,
and Calves. all my Farming Utensils. Corn, Fod-
der, Oats, etc.
No security will be required for the land, but
one half the purchase money must be paid in
gold or silver, It's equivalent, and the residue
IN one and two years. AMOS S. FOY
Choctaw county, Miss, Nov. g, le45.
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SOUTHERN LITERARY ESSEN.

~ GERS monthly periodical devoted to every
department of Literature ard the Fine Arts. 1t
has been established more than eleven years, du-
ring which it has stood at the head of American
periodicals. It is published in the neatest style,
and contains great variety of interesting and in
structive eading;-differing widely from
jority of our publication, in the soidity and USE
fitness of its conents
Novels, Tales, Poems, Travels, Essays, Criti-
ques, Reviews Historical and Bogra phical Sketch
es, papers the Army, Navy, General Politics,
and other National Interests, adorn its pages.
To the South and West it confidently appeals
for support Whilst it is diStinctirely the friend
and advocate of the South and West, it is not sec
tional having always circulated quite widely in the
North and East, and having impaired higher Ma
tionai character to the Literature of the United
States. Its motto is
4" In The Union and for the Union I'm the South
and for the South"
But the South and West should especially cher
ish it, as it is the only Litearry Journal of long
and high standing, within all their borders, and
has vindicated and promoted their rights and in
terests. During another year, it will seek to ex-
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creased patronage of the public; and also invokes
the aid OF its present patrons in extending its cir
Culation.
Its Contributors are numerous-embracing
professional and amatuer writer's of the first dis
dnction. To the present efficient corps, new wri-
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viii De spared to make the workE eminently wor-
thy Of patronage
The Twelfth Volume of the Messenger. num-
Der C1XXIV, will commence on the 1st of Janu-
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octave pages. It makes, during the year, large
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Reduction of POstage.-In orler to reduce the pos
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Publised on lighter paper but Of the best quality
Subscribers invited to send their orders on the
following. LIBERAL TERMS
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B. B. MINOR, Editor and prop.
= Richmond, Va,
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LIQUIDS CELEBRATED PREMIUM
PIANO FORTES.


VAIN. HENRY LOUD, would respectfully in.
w form the citizens of Greenwood, and sur
rounding country, that he is continually receiving
Pianos from the above celebrated Philadelphia
House. The high character their Pianos have
obtained in all portions of the Union, and in the
trying climates of Mexico, Texas, South America.
the East and West Indies. together with the fact
that ten premiums including Gold and Silver Med
ais, have been awarded to them by the different
Societies in the United States, furnish the hes,
guaranty that all Piano Fortes purchased of this
establishment may be depended upon as being Of
the hest quality, possessing all the necessary quail
ifcations for good Piano, viz Fullpess la0a
brliincy Of tone; delicacy Of touch, perfection Of
Mechanism, combined with great strength in their
construction. The Manufacturers have recenlv
made great reduction in their prices, which n.f-
chascrs here win have all the ADVANTAGE Of as thew
will be sold at their lowest Northern prices ~ ~.
RANTED and kept in order free of charge.
0-,3-Orders for Pianos faithfully executes
packed for any part of the country, with DerTsr,
safety. Also, Music--Music Stools, Piano CO.
ers; dc.
line addressed to me through the Post Of;ce
Holly Springs, or to George Weir. Agent at Ma
dleton, will meet with prompt attention
OErPianos Tuned aud Repaired.
March Is, lS45-5-l2ln
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GRAVES & MILTON
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
Merchants.
LEFLoRE, MISS, Oct. 4, lS45,

A RE now receiving and will keep on haad gen.
IA eral assortment of Groceries, Staple Goods.
Hardware Cutlery, &c, all of which they will sell
low for Cash or Cotton and are prepared to buy or
make liberal advances on cotton in hands.
Also, have consigned to them for sale several
thousand well selected Apple and Pear trees consis-
ting of thirty different kinds, ranging froma May
to Winter apple.
Lefore, Miss, 29th Nov, lS45.
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oTWE are authorized to announce DAVID E..
LOVE as q candidate for BRlGADIER-GENERAL of
he lst Brigade 4th Division. Election on the
18th December next.
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TAKE NOTICE.

II N the winter of 1913 or IA. the undersigne
I became securities to certain note executed by
Bryant Sanders, and made payable &c Margaret P.
Jones, ADMINISTRATIVE of the estate of Sylvester
Jones, decd, for The sum 1--WE believe,) Of one
hundred dollars.
T. Now we embrace the present opportunity Of
informing the public, that said note will not be
paid by either OF US. unless forced by law. The
consideration for which said mote was given has
entirely faiied. The negro, for whose hire the
note was executed. was taken up In the course Of
two or three weeks. on charge of arson, and
afterbeing committed to Jail for trial either made
his own escape or was let out by his ''fiiends."
Ct. w. II. BROWN,
May 6, 1873 20. F. AYRES.
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U d. LEFLORE. Receiuine. Fopwa,d-
- ing and Commission Merchant. LEFLoRE,
(Yazoo river) Keeps constantly on hand a large
supply of Bagging and Rope Bacon. Lard, Flour,
Sugar and Coffee, Salt, Iron, Castings Nails, Me-
gro Shoes, Blankets, Jeans and Linseys. Also,
a general assortment of DRY GOODS.
am always prepared to make liberal CASH adj
vances on Cotton stored with me, or purchase at
the highest market price. (sept 13.
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EXEOUTOR,S NOTICE-

n ETTERS TESTAMENTARY on the i, vv;I,
~ and testament of E. NJ. Russell. ders, ,sS
having been granted to the UNDERSIGNED nv ~
Probate Court of Carroll County, on the stb Ia
ofOctober lS45; all persons having claims ags;ns,
said estate, are notified to present them duly eu-
they will be forever barred -
STEPHEN TERRY.
Erec'f Of The VIII Of E. M Russ.u d.c.a
Oct. 8, ls46-6w
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

TIME Subscribers take pleasure inannohncing to
a. their friends, and the public generally, that
they have received, and will receive by the next
arrivals, portion of their Spring supplies. These
Goods having been purchased in the Northern and
Eastern cities. under advantageous circumstances,
by one of the partners they are enabled to sell at
redsced prices (for cash or produce) to suit the
present depressed state of the cotton market
These supplies in addition to the stock on hand,
makes their assortment extensive and complete;
comprising almost every article in general use in
this section of the State. Those wishing to buy
goods in this market, would do well to call and ex-
anime for themselves, before purchasing else
where.
MCCONNELL. d BROTHER.
Greenwood. Feb 25. l845
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

FEVO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE
n OF VIM. JOHNSON, DECEAsED-Tke notice,
that at the December term next, of the Probate
Court of Carroll county, we will present an ac-
count for allowance and final settlement, as Exc
cutors of the last will and testament of William
Johnson. JOHN w. DIKES,l
HUGHR. YOUNG,SP
5ErecuforS of the last aciH and testament
oct 1915 Of VIM. Johnson, deceased.
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W7sb5ogfo, AuC ID 1915
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STITHz N.JOHNSON.
TV.9EU.sBLE L.g.v.Dn
For Sale.


TINE undersigned offers for sale. upon the
i most reasonable terms, the following describ-
ed lands, the greater part of which, is said to be
inferior to none in the rich Yazoo valley, to wit
The East half end East half South West qnarter.
and East half North West quafsf Of Section l3.
Township 10, Range | East-The North East
quarter and East half South vest quarter-East
half South West quarter of Section 25. Township
l9, Range l .East-The South East quarter end
North East quarter of Section 7, Township II.
Range East. and West half South West quarter
of Section 8, Township II, Range East
Eight hundred acres of the above lands, is stu
gted in the Yazoo valley, near Greenwood, and is
beautifully situated for fine plantation. The re
mainder greater portion is in the eighbor-
hood of Shongalo, and is believed to be cd land
Persons wishing to purchase land at this time,
will find it to their advantage to call soon, as |
am determined TO sell upon the most reasonable
terms.
CHRISTOPHER HOLLINGSWORTH.
May 6, 1s45-12-tf
P. The undersigned can be found at his
place in Sun-Flower county one mile below
Greenwood.