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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-13

q "
TIME subscriber has the pleasure To announce 10 the
IL public that he has rrceGtiy ued up u style uf
per0r elegance bud comfort, this well known and popular
establishment The extensive buildings he has erected
have been constructed in the most approved modern
fashion, with spacious aud airy chambers ample aud cx
tensvc corridors. superb drawing rooms and dining
hall unsurpassed by amy in the United States. The fur
niturc which is entirely new, is ui the costly and
luxurious des".ipc3 me saDserib"; has likewise eu
sugC tpe rxpe.ehcei clpks; I've has snplrd his
celarv with The choicest wnus Gnd liquors. aud having
cured we'll drilled corps OF attentive servants, he
EdcntIy promises that those who may favor him with their
company shall enjoy all the comforts ronvcnirnrcs and
rriincnIrnts OF first class metropolitan to, Il!
Congress Hail. - Sea,iuiy st!6Ici in The mid.t of Il
gyss lawn ~ etching directly the side and com.
rianl. All uninterrupted view OF the ocean The terms
will be moderate. and charges will be- made Tor extras
The house will be ready for the reception of visitors
tclegrapnic s,a}on communicating rihl part. Of the
Union W. r. MILLER,
Nav a0-iim Proprietor, Cape lshN!.
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SEA BATHING,
(tIlEslpEak Ij,II u,NI,.rnN ~,

CHESAPEAKE HALL" HAMPTON, VA
6\lS delightful Watering place is now upcu ur the re-.
u cenIon OF visitors by the day week. month or ,r;ou
situated on an elevated point rd conninuLI M excn.
sive and splendid view OF tho Bay Hampton Road James
River and the surrounding country.
The advantages for Buthing surpassed by nly
other watering place aud The climate is provclL,u Tor
heath.
The Proprietor pledges himself to make every effort to
render the stny OF visitors pleasant tnkrs the liberty
.esr Tor hs AFFINITY to those who have Lrctoine SELECTED
'thcsapc"kr ii"i! Tor their sur me, rr;Ye,t. y
p!S' Win. ~ ,,,ratfd IN couJ - ~ !" = i'''
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IMReRTANT To puysICIays

IMPORTANT To PHYSICIANS
w. RANDOLPH viii publish this day. The Phys.
- eana Pocket Tabuu,ed Diary, designed to facilitate
the study of disease ut the bedsdc by OF Vir.
ynia SOC. II will be sent by mail postpaid to all who
remit the price
| "UNvERsITY OF VIRGINIA, Jan 81, lsS5
The undersigned has examined DR. Minors scheme Of
Tabular Method of Taking Notes of Disease the Bed
side 40 we'll detailed reports OF several drawn up
from the materials supplied by the hort notes thus
n, bedside according this method snd fully in
nra..ed with value that hr is reso, ed make
USE Of in his own practice aad to recommend to all
his pupils ,.,,,,,. e., MAYA .,.,o-,,o
rcport, but rs nm aid In the preparation OF such when
thew are desired and especially as means OF preserving
reliable memoranda of facts with reference 10 large aud
class of cases occurring IN uay piacucc
in regard TO which there be no adequate nouVe
making or preserving elaborate record ana "Sh
vet must always furnish matter for future reference me
facility with which the records entered 10 space oi
time averaging from two ta th1ee mpute. the heads OF
several COLUMNS being aeadY printed anu tHefeuy auk
ges,,ng Tie subjects Of eommet, without the eXpenu
o time that wou otherwise be required ior bringing
them up before the mind 10 an incidental advantage Vi ho
littlc importance A.,
the profession, especially those members OF who re-
side and practice medicine in the rural disirlcts.
J. l.. CABELI., 81. D.,
Prof Psychology aud Surgery, University OF Va
"The Medical Diary supplies want which haze fet.
with increasing strength for years; and a, persuaded
that 20 the great body of the pyo'cssipn r prove i'll
valuable Indeed such my conviction OF its usefulness
that shall ee my duty TO recommend It's employment
" my class. in earnest and emphatic terms
JOHN l. DAVIS.
Lecturer Anatomy aud Matera Mcdea, University of
Virginia. June H.
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MILLER T. co.
MlLIElt 4 CO.,
BANK NOTE AND EXCHANGE DEALERS
CogSEn sr. rArL ASD BALTIMORE SrELkr,,
Ill I'F~s'''t

CoGNEu sr. rAvL AND BALTIMORE Srrr.I'
Bnliinorc. Nd,
SEND in your orders early ior tickets In ,be Cres, lin,
- wan" Lottery The McStdrawins Of these highly popu.
lHr schemes comes on r0i
on WEDNESDAY. 18TH DAY OF JI,Nr
1t presents the pleasing ind sats..aty noi,s ma
was given in the class drawn y Nay. Mcye Prizes than
Blanks : kcrp that i, y.:vf.
3O,H;l IASEla, q W-t:Ai 1880 ARE PR,zys!i
THIS Lottery is Class es'rn and pos IN H. .,i,. ,nll
OF thcu. must hc lrawn the br;,i.n cum nt :Oi 900
Tickets slO l!!yr: Hulrfrrs - 80 Ei.hths %
In E!- -.,,nG the huge Il = t. g. or 10 tickn,s or
shares ia mud is n,ccd draw half ct ,-, rlcs
oi NJ least the value Of = ~ raca The lnct will max,
this class decidedly popular;
Buyer will hear in mind that single ticket costs
two tickets $50 of this however 81 81 sur. &: oe n.m
back The ivantHgc OF purrh"srS .or: t.cEEts is
obvious "t shncr-.i ".. Ia. ons;ry is go yet the
risk is tct 81 70, eiig o,y 81 80 more than OH sim
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HiGEIA HOTEln

Z u " q
NNHlS delightful suipnrr resort, th9 lnos !uy' -
ting OF thr Southern Se6uoard, aud Ter gttrac. ltd
o inferior to none 10 the country, convenient ~ I'LL
TIE Sat Bath aud the many other uxures OF the tde.wa
ter region in broad view of Hampton Roads and the Ches
spcukc Bay, and with extensive military post beside it,
passed to the prupretorshp Of the undersigned aud
June, after which IA, !, will not DE- n.uir cioss,i
Disease Oh pout Comfort, ~ kEy season. Is almost
unknown For health, II may be said, indeed to rival the
secluded watering place Of the mounta Interior
that the uplander may feel risk going duwn = lest
the attractions otthis celebrated lowls;.G etceat
The proprietor has ssLg6. Tor the general superin'en
dencc, NJ. Joseph Sycral Of Richmond lutte OF the
usuenO springs gentleman OF marked aptitude for thy
trust he has assumed white his o'vn sIpe.v.ion WIN
guard the co!or Of risto:s III" Population o. ihe cs
tahsh,rou!. '''' go
May lH-am nos SEGAR.
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SALE or xALUAnLE LAND AND SLAVE:

SALE OF VALUABLE LAND AND SLAVES
IN THE COUNTY OF HANOVER
obedience decree OF thr Circuit .our, M ur.
'rr pronounced III the 18th Of March, less in rhrsui,
OF Josephine A. Pcol dr utillrt mud oter. against Mi
ch lcot de hu:sieIle Armand liemrry de toascaradr
hhh Louise his WIFI, md other, the undersigned The
commissioners thc!cia appointed. will on THUkSDAY
ne !Ah day of June 1856 ii mr not the first fair av
Thereafter the land on which Mrh.I pit, d.
h"iscillrt died seized and resided NJ the ,in,, o hi
"hh situated IN III. county of Hanover setae -sd hand
an" iso me slaves belonging estate OF the ssd Michel
Picot de BOis,eilct ~ ~
The band Is highly valuable saj de.isne tract l,cou
hS ABOUT ELK hundrel AL twenty acres and was
purchased OF Rosapf LYscOub Ed |, about eleven
"oEN OF Ecamond. two and half milcs eas; of the
''e"'''.N fredericksburg anu Potomac Railroad ami
ths 9Ie Instance west q the Virgnin Central Railroad
onethrd OF tha rrHc is cleared and the ptrt In c
10 susceptible OF and III the OLA high state u,
improvements small stream runs nearly throuub ,h.
cehroi the tract, which Is SITUATED about In sry,. n,
,neauo" land and a!ongsie whole oil which .-e FOUND
us VI excellent mari very easy access aud whi by
proves 10 be well Hdaplr p improve m-nt
81 the band The unclcarcI lani is scnyjIy wnn5 w,i
the best kinds OF ter fheIe are springs or excellent
wafer on the PatI. Ehe buildings consist OF n good
Tai'N ."t@g. aeasly containing about trn rooms
god Glen, large bnr u stable crrrupr.hu,,.. md
Iotac requisite outhuse. Possession will BIZ given inn
h"npitiS rSceid oi the house, orchard and garden
VIII Wy. WY! 40 retained uh:iI the hr7t OF January lSaTj
ahu lac VIII get AL the crops growing on the
""t consisting Of the wrHr on ubnu, 30 ACRES mil,
suhioch the ohs ON about 81 80 acre. lad IN, corn
on ABOUT NJ acres OF land The sluvri c len or ,co
IN munnef men and women aud s.e likely and valuable
IEkMS-Fur the slaves, can. for the land credit o,
Sin Twelve ana 'shtc"% noG;hs will be- given the pur
'htH' executing use bonds Ui equal amounts for the
purchase ntyy, each with good and ruficirn ,s.ury
one YtShbe Elk months after date one Twelve munII,
me" tate and the remaining e;gn,een months afrr
dhte each BOND carrying iucre,t nom Inc dsy of .al
and rue title to be relise 49, the whole purchase money
is.paid. G. " RICHARDSON Icmmmi..inn
WILLIAM GOULDlN,j crs,
~ IA the injunction awarded IL iOin the sale oil
~" shove rrp"ry la, becu a,.olyeL, the .rlc herein
advertised ". i certainly tka place Muy '0-c,ds
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rXkSBrGG COZ, ArY. Ju.E ,rH. ls56.--ln CONVEX
,-,.,G saI IN. dag, wta Dr.. Robert II Ciawley,
,r ain.,;ia. TIA; ;lc paragraph from his letter IN
20 Ng Cul%..is cat!!ruy-, which was quo'eu iu
rri published IN III" VIII. and the Enquirer OF oth
~, Ittr 10 IL" obstruction placed upon II oy US,
P: i "Hs ~; intended by him u be so conStfueu-hS
.c uiu to cai ,,y!nputation on I'd whatsoever: and
:as:eo5c p.yaapy aud GheeIl.iry y,;hdra,M, , our
ac l3-cl: TiKOS. e; ELbER.
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lime 3rl, 1850,

JUNE 3rd, 1850,
the season for making tue mfEeet aSes Of Spring
Good. u Advanced We have reduced isssa
he pte "a OF many syie of our dress and other fancy
tioods and Invite e attention Of purchasers particularly
20
fine aud low,priced Chs,l dc Laincs
Fancy silks. Hcrnani's and Barcges,
Lawns, Ursaudies and Brilliants,
French, English and American Cacos,
Cottonnhcs, Dcnins and Oznaburgs,
summer Clothe, Cassimeres and Festngs,
Linen Coatiugs, and Pant Sufs,
Bcached and Brown SkGeags and Shrt:ngs,
Table Linen and Linen Sheenng; - -
Ribbons, EnSroideric;, Hosiery, Gloves. &c. &C.
VALENTINE SON, No. @, Brosdst,
1une3 Enlentine square.
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FARMERS HOTEL.
rnEplrE VIRGINIA

NoTlCE--a taking charge OF the above cs'ah. s e1
~ hshntnt We would most respectfully suicn III
continuance Of the turner patronage OF the Hotel 49,
and our frenls ask them to call hd Ne. Our
table shall always be spread with the iccccs OF the sea.
son Our servants polite and attentive and the en-
tire establishment shall have the best attention we are
master of.
The Lady of the house will see tkH ne pdlss ;.Eo pa,
NJ -, ie - 81 ui .ustISes. .,
We as,e ee Iiarh ii the ncpa: 10 s"r"y passengers
~ 80 ,u:a, nv ''' A BOWIE g. CO
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SIMMER RETREATS,


49,. VIRGINIA.
TJNlIS wclLcstublishcd watering place will be opened
Tor visitrr- th,. first oil June, under uinI nh.
a.crcut of the sub-cbcrs having been leased los un of
them for term ui yrnrl. The improvements mr.. rmsc
full ul extensive and all necessary renuvatiuns md MI
drions have made render The Hotel accommodate
lions strictly 1T the first clH-s Tho springs ire distant
from the ruil road ht WHIrcniOn Il miles BY pr;,,rd
ruHd The morning trains the Orange rund iron, Alex.
andra west and from Gordunsyilln East connect by ,
Branch rnud with WurrCu:un, where comfortable cuacLrs
await the arrival ut the
Passengers from Baltimore. Washington and Alex.
ariru arrive the springs ut II O'Clock A. N und from
Staunluu ind Richmond In dinner.
Board for four months So three months 80 months
SIS per month, month $40, week Sa day 81: chill
dr"n und servants hall price. llIUS j. H. INGRAM
May 24-3tHw1m ,ALESR RAEER
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VALUABLE FARM IN ORANGE COUNTY

FOR SALE AT AUCTION
4 my business engagements in Ri.hmond "re such
N To prevent trOn giving thar attention to my
fnrmns operations that they require have determined
I" soil my Hr IN Orange county, nj auction on THURS
DAY, 18th July uexi
naWElEL d 10 si!usied Ia Of the most healthy fer
lilo and in all respccts desirable sections OF Virginia be
Ing Immediately nj The loot OF the south West Mountains
and les. than Eve miles from The Rapid Ann Station thu
Orange mud Alexandria Railroad, also wniu few mile,
OF thr Plank Rond from Orange Court House to trede
ricksbmg 1t contains by recent survey. 40 acres. Of
which n are cleared and in high Ftnte OF improvement
The whole OF ID set beautifully la Orchard grhss Tm
thy and Clover large portion 81 the tract Is branch
meadow land, and both bottom and high land 10 very
productive OF there be raised very large guam
tty Of hhy and stock
II il well wa,er.d having constant running stream,
on it, and is capable d! being divided into fourteen FIELDS OF
~ to 80 ecGcs each, with water in all OF them
There ia wn-tc land the tract All I'M" Is noI
cleared is in original growth OF timber, ana nucn Oh u
might be cleared with much pr0ht sy tnn"cco Fro"cf
the ulroa from frcd-richs ,urr now being contrGe
ed, will pass within mile IL the "oOd ht"' tue '"ho'r
could be turned 10 good account. .u
The bul'ng- n.e cumnodipu- and In excellent ORDER
They consist al barge framed DWELLING lorsE"lth base
m,ut which il finished OH. would give ~ good rooms
few vrnrs ago painted and put M complete repair
large stable. Barn Corn House ana nrsro Csnlns III
n,nd order 10 which have added recently shelter c'v
or,d with shingles 100 - feet "nh large hay LOTT
shove and cae shelter lUI feet long, Hhordn= every
convenience the protection OF stock, provender, I'M
My opernr,n- 81 HAwFlELD for the past seven year.
Inv been win view 10 steady and permanent in
provensnt Of the land and thnk IL presenI cOndGmn ""
show that | hnye been unsuccessful Ee-idss hay
ing over hsndred bushels oil wheat SEEDED hav'
had the farm tor The put Yesr nearly lHc n' OF
sh.rp and good stock of cattle which show thai !.
well adapted Ia grazing
IL is rarely that in such condition. and having
such advuutnpes hs HAM FIELD. is offered in mhrker-
The fences in excellent repair The land is entirely
clean fine heart clear OF bushes aud rock and
be- cultivated with little labor mud nrgc profit nny
other Of it, size Ii H. therefore, in CONDITION Il
pay profit nj and rs determined 10 SELL invite
all vino with purchase farm, desirable as place o
residence and profit to examine previous 10 the day OF
sale
TERMs-One fourth cash balance ia equal iEital!nens
Of and wears with interest from dag OF sale, or
il more desirable the purchaser, other terms msH' 'e
agreed upon. ,, 49,, :u
Mr. John : Graves resides a HAWFlELD' hnu VIII VIII,
take pleasure in showing the farm any one VINO VIII
49,, b; 1'' - MN G. CRENSHAW.
M n's ,-,,osv,ds Richmond Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-13
MARINE NEWS.
A CARD.

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80, JNU. X. CARDNELL
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-13
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LANDIN Han.
OVER. nnAR TIE FORK ClIlIKCu

OVER nhAR THE FORK CHURCH
IL IESUANr 10 decree OF the Circg., Court of III,
"Hanly Ut Hanover, pronounced ~ the 18th day o
NLdIh 800, IN st therein depending under the style
thornton and others sgSiaSt IO2Aics shd others The
Undersigned, the Co.l.nissi0gcrs therein nnms WILL
the prcis NJ Inc Mnps!un House On the pgh dur OF
ths lo.~- IMhyp 1t fjr, otherwise rst .uabr lny
ihc:phcT. proceed 10 sell 10 tho highest bidder the
follow III. terms:
One ih;rd cas. third twelve months and
manning third =. Two years. The credit pas
iueresL i,Oa the day OF sale The purchasers TO civ,
ln.i 10 br retnned until the further order OF the court
III. tracts Of land hereinafter mrnri"ncd,
Firs'-Ihr tract called Church QuhiicJ. adjoining the
lands OF William Thompson EGG, Mn z. Fl Price and
others containing .57t acres o. this hand there
Portable buildings
acres ndUinin. the lands OF Alexander M. Norris Esq
Ed WnsoA. Esq., and others. On tS tact the buildings
are good the Mansion House a.,Es OF the neatcsi
houses in that pnrt Of Hanover. The barn and other
houses are ~ respectable rrpmr
Third The Tract called Dukes adjoining the Mansion
House tact. containing $50 acres therraI'outs
FuGrthThe Old Orchard, containing about 90 acres,
adjoining Dukr's.
The last mentioned tracts will be sold in cody in
dr'ent Tote, the Commissioners uHy determine the
day OF sale
rarely the that suc opportunity is afforded
persons OF purchasing land III desirable and respecH
bic nrghburhvs the present, being in healthy parI
and - the Richmond fredericksburg and Potomac rail
road and about twenty miles from Bicimana Hanover
| Academy is not more than one mile VI.
Persons Wishing 10 the premises will be shown then
by Mr.. Temple J. Blum, living on the premises
HM. WINSTON, /
WN. X VIM
l. CHASTAIN WHITE 'omrs'
MAY 2-ctls Ed W NORRIS