Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-14


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VALUABLE LAND on Yor, River for
Sale. This land lies at the junction of Pa
munky River with that OF York, the lower cx-
ircrity being abont = miles below-the upper,
q above WcSt-pOint. 1t extends about eight
miles ON the River, and is almost the whole OF the
meek formed by the bend OF the Pamunky and
YORK Rivers. 1t is almost supcriiuouS 60 say
thatlt is all ilat land. The advantages are. an
abundance OF fish, oysters * crabS-all of which,
Oiiera profitable traihck To Richmond from
which tits distant about forty miles.-rhe soil
Is peculiarly adapted to Indian corn, whilst the
abundant marshes attached toit afford never
failingfund o. manure, to which the industrious
man can nevcrrcsort, without success-several
Greeks run into this Land, supply a large nor
ton OF meadow, giving the industrious farmer
as much fresh hay as he might desire, whilst the
marsh would give him more salt-hay than he
could cut. This tract contains bout $500 acres
exclnsiveof sac or 1000 acres of marsh, cut off
from the main by thoroughiare; there are on
this tracttwO mill seats, exclusive ofadvantage-
Gus scitestor tide mills. Thisland might be con.
venientiy divided into two tracts, as a Greek
runs through it. Payments would be made
most
The purchaserpaying interest, might have his
own time. Any person wishing to purchase, is
desired to apply to Mr.. Thos. TAYLOR, Richmond.
or To the subscriber in WILLIAMSBURG
The land will be shewn. on application by
letter. BURWELI BASSEIT
t-i-.Ithavng been found impracticable TO Get
otithe crop of corn, sc. by the 10th November,
as before advertised the public sale is postnon
ed till further notice-thc property will be still
treated for at private sale.-By order of the
November ,. Stiff
ysNHE Subscribers having entered into CO.
e partnership il the Commission Business I'M
der the firm OF Eciois i Settle IN Richmond and
SETTLE i, Echots in Lynchburg, pledge them
selves that no eXertion shall be wanting OH
theirpartto promote the interest of those who
may consign TO their care.
JOSEPH ECHOIS.
JOHN Nj. SETTLE.
Octoner ~. i5-tt'
Nov OPENING al the LONG RooI. NaTEeT Ryj-51c
l ageneral assortment OF DRY GOODS, purchased
at The NcwyorA Auctions reduced prices which will
be sold unusually low, for cash only.
}NoRN.-we win give liberal price for CORN dcIy
~ cred at our Mills, Immediately.
p. HAxALL & Co.
NoTICE.-rhe Subscriber has just received a large
i ' and general supply of FALL GOODS GROCERIES
MEDICINES, &c. purchased the remal kbe low prices
which Will cnable him TO sell unusually low He viii
thank the citizens OF this county and others who think
proper to favor him with their custom.
~ District Honey taken at par. '''''''
Louisa Courthouse, November L. 5I-sts
III he aufll
Iva al meeting OF Stockholders will he holden an The
Manchester Exchange, in this on the first Noud
OF DecelnherneNt Business OF Importance to the nie
rest OF the Company requires full meeting The mder
signed requests be furnished with evidence of shares
bought and sold since the last annual meeting that is 10
say oeea ise OF ceiuhcaie OF ITS being i'll record.
>,,,a JAMES BRANDER. CIk.
November u. 5i-2awtdm .
yEyHE SUBSCRIBERS having connected tbcm.eIvo, IN
a business nnder The firm of NADEN, SHEPHERD *
Co and leased ioT years that well known and
IN Manchester, recently occupied by Hessrs. Thomas
tdde' Co. beg leave 10 inform their friends and the
constant supply of frst-rate GROCERIES, which will he
sold ON accommodating terms.
LITrLEBERRY WALDEN,
J.B SHEPHERD,
TiioS. ADKINS.
Noyelnoer IL: 5i2awtf
18th instant part of LOT No 6l5, situated upnn G
aud 81 Streets and contaning72 feet upon each
ihc salcwili be made at O'Clock credit of and
months the pGrclaserg living notes with approved endor
seTs negotiable and payable at either of Banks in this
By order efthc Proprietor,
THOMAS TAYLOR, Aucficneer.
EOMDGE AUCTI0N.-On fridoy the 18th November
~ at iOocOck, at our Auction Store srifhout rcscy,e
handsome assortmentof DRY GOODS, among which
cloths. ~ and 10 months credit365 doz blue yeo,r
and Turkey red cotton Bandannas and ground pock,t
handkerchiefs-s0 doz. woen youths and mems grey
blue andwiite lambs wool hoses eases qentIeme,s'
best soperlne Londonnade hats Sc sc. SC. &C.
y Il
J. BROWN, jr. & W. FINNEY.
NovcIlp ! ~. 5t-tds
E1RlDGE AUCTION.-On Tuesday, the 18Th inst Al
- 10 O'Clock. al Vendue Office tcfkouf ,-cecrrc
i32 crates and casks carten ware-I0 bids ST. Croix
sugars 80 bags c0fiee-20 or. casks Lisbon rencriG
and Malaga wnes2 pipes country gn-6O0 sacks Liver
pool filled salt; ION inonhs-inO boxes yellow soap
100 Kegs cut nails, assorted Sizes chests imperial tea
&c. sc. J. BROWN ir & w rINTry %
NoNenDeI IL. 54tds
& ALE or LOTS, betOnging to the (Ify III Ir6,oo06 :
~ by authority of an Ordinance passed on the sOtI
prii, 1916, we will proceed to sell, At public auction ON
TUESDAY, the 26th instant, III fairif not the next fair
day. on the premises, number of Lots on the sontb side
off street. between 22d and 2j streets forming part of
the Commons of this City The Lots are Al feet front an
ID and Water street. and i2O feet deep
These Lots will ony be separated by Water sree+ from,
the contemplated Dock which work to be commenced
immediately and its completion must necessarily great
~ enhance the value of all property in the vcinv--
Terms al sale are credit Of 6, ~ 49, ~ and sGmontI
for notes negotiable and PAYABLE either of the Banks o
this City, with approved endorsers
~ Sale t. commence az II o'clock, a. NJ.
JOIN G. GAMBLE, CHARLES WHIrLOCkE
JOHN ADAMS, Il. w COLEMAN
j. y. HARN1E, MANN S. VALENTfNF
November IL. 5i-ids
s4'EMALE EDUCATION.-TheT Female School az Mount
Airy for the ensuing year will begin the 10Th Janua
~ and end the 10Th Of DeCcdbcrA of month
commences the 10th of June.
IfJS-iOr board aud tuition r 10 paid half early an