Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-28

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ed The 18th February, 1872, examined the retnrns
, the of the several Counties and Cor
porations, appointed and commits sioned IN conformity
the directions of the aforesaid act OF the General As
emily have ascertapcd that the names and places OF a.
,ode OF the twenty-five persons having me greatest mum
- M voices the Electors President
.ns Vice President Of the United States, for the state
A. VIRGINIA are follows, to wit -
George Newton or SorioiK horouSh
Charles IL. Graves OF Surry county
In,,r, Pepr;.n or Dinwiddie
Mark Alexander OF MeckienburS
Tobn primal OF Prince-Edward
branch T. Archer OF Powhatan
Tosenh C. Cabcil OF Nelson
Cha,Ies Yancey OF Buckingham
george Penn ofPatrick
William G.. PondeXter or tIoochand
Spencer koane OF hanover
Sthreshley Reynolds of Essex
Robert Taylor OF Orange
Isaac Foster of Fauquier
Brazure W. Pryor of Elizabetli-City
William Jones or gloucester
William Lee Ball OF Lancaster
John Il. Brooke OF stafford
Hugh Holmes or Frederick
John Dixon of Jefferson
Archibald Rutherford of Rockingham
Archibald Stuart OF Augusta
Andrew Russell OF Washington
Charles TAYLOR OF Montgomery
John Webster of Harrison.
Therefore Jriison q. Nicholas, Governor Of the
State II Vrginia aforesaid, do hereby proclaim AMI
make kiocn tint The twenfyfys persons aboce Rq,nsd
are duly elected E2ectorSor tie purposes aforesaid.
~. C. NICHOLAS.
Nope,nber2l 5s-tiD
NTFW MEDICINE STORE. The Subscri-
IN Der has just received and is now opening,
at that well-known stand formerly occupied by
DR.. II. j. Cra,rford at the corner opposite the
Farmers Bank of Virginia, a very extensive as
sortment oftresh and genuine Drugs, Medicines,
Dye-StgTs, Pants; &c. which he offers for sale on
moderate terms, for cash or town acceptances.
A few articles in his line here enumerated,
viz
Surgeons Pocket Instruments, assorted
Common do. do; Patent Trusses, double, tur-
ned ivory heads; Do. do. single do.
do. do; Common do; Spring Lances; Evans's
best Crown do. Pearl handle do; Common
do; Paint Brushes Sash Tools Marking
Brushes, Sc. SIC.
The Faculty are particularly invited to call
and inspect the Medicine, as none but such as
prove to be ofthe FIRST quality will be offered
for sale.
Country Physicians and Merchants living at
q distance, can be supplied with Medicine on
very advantageous terms, and at the shortest
notice.
Philadelphia Baltimore and District Notes
taken atpar, in payment for goods.
The publicneed be under no apprehension
ofmlstakes occurring in putting up Medicine,
as have III my employ person who has had
iswell acquainted with putting up prescrip-
tons. CHARLES H. ABRAHAM
QotoSs<9. 45-tf
VNEMALE EDUCArION.-Ihe Female school at Mount
~ and END the 10Th OF Decemt vacation Of month
commences the 10th of june.
YeySps-For board and tuition, S $50 paid haIfyearly
aNahce board includes dieting lodging washing,
dies and towels.
As the number of pupils viii be considerably reduced,
none will be admitted shorter the
sons prompt payment in every will be expected
tneSusscrber having experienced considerable nconve
nlencs tor the want oft.
This early notice given that persons who have enra
ged boar'ers here for toe year may withdraw
n either they will give early information as pos /
suspended he
known If any, or how many will withdraw their engage
menus AMER b g informed ofthe alteration the
Caroline, NOvemberia 5isw NV
NALUABLE LAND on York River for
Sale. This land lies at the junction of Pa
munky River with that of York the lower ex-
tremity being about 2 miles below-the upper.
q above West-Point. 1t extends about eirht
miles on the River, and is almost the whole ofthe
neck formed by the bend of the Pamunky and
York Rivers. 1t is almost superfuous TO saw
tLatit is all fiat land. The advantages are. an
abundance of fish, oysters a. crabs-al of which
offer a profitable traffck to Richmond from
which tits distant about forty miles--The soil
IS peculiarly adapted to Indian corn whilst the
abundant marshes attached toit afford a never
failingfund of manure, to which the industrious
man can everresort, without succcsS-several
Greeks run into this Land, supply large Dor
fon 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 abouts5O0 acres
exclusive OF 800 or 1000 acres OF marsh, cut off
from the main by thoroughfare; there are on
TINS tracttwO mill seats, exclusive ofadvantage-
Gus settles for tide mills. Thsland might be CON
Venlently divided into two tracts, as a Creek
rnns- through it. Payments wOuld be made
most accommodating.
epurchaserpaying interest, might have his
own time. Any person wishing to purchase, is
ueslred toapplytO Mr.. Thos. Taylor, Richmond
OF to the subscriber in williamsburg.
letter. BJRWEII, HASSFTsr' =
- ithaviug been found mpracticabe to yet
onthe crop of corn, &c. by the 10th November,
asbetore advertised the public sale is postpon.
20 uii further nOtice-the property win be still
Ieatedf for at private sale.-lSy order of the
proprietor, THOMAS TAYLOR
November q 5l-u
tADRJlER LANDS.-The Subscriber offers lOr sale
- he Estate wiiereOn he resides in the county ofFsn
f,r, eight miles below the Courthouse Cedar Run,
,"ecn the roads leading to Fredericksburg and
sthfty miles distant from either place, aud forty 10
edndria, by the Turnpike from Buokiand. The tract
nputcd 1870 acres and is divided three farms
l,n wood land aud meadows, conveniently distributed
n, each. There Is a valuable mill seat, with
, SPOT for building. The stream Is abundant, aud
uhc whole tract, presenting aneNent offonr five
ed acres u low grounds Of rst quality. The high
do divided into regular fields, Of them very pro
stVe, ands adapted to the Of plaster Few tracts
or posess greater advantages, either for grazing, sr~n