Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-16

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I'd Whether Student. shall be compelled purchaser
such books they require after they have cncred}
the College, from any particular person
Sd. Whether all students shall be compelled to pa,
fee for the Of the College Library whether the same
And 4th Whether the statute force which direct.
the money arising fomthe sale OF the College Lands to be
II is to be hoped that the visitors will be pr tnal in
their attendance when tney are informed that from case.
WILLIAM BROWNE. Ee,tor.
williamsburg, No,ember o. 53fdm
a 1TENTION.-Ecng dcsrous to remove to The WeS
IN tern Country, am determined TO SELL the hi.hcst
bidder on Monday, the 25th Instant that weltknown
building the Broad Rock Road. immediately aboy.
the Manchester Turnpike Gate two story hsh SO by 2e
the lower story brick with other onsenient oahouse
all of which with fsc0 ard htf QfgyonRd
attached thereto, with Spring within $50
yards of the house.
ANY person wishing parchase will ind II to their in
+ i1r TERMS at Sale. NATHANIEL p. MiarMs.
DOARDING.. The subscriber, residing in
the house formerly occupied BY Mr.. las
Ritchic, Immediately above the Basin, wishes
to accommodate few of the members of the
THOMAS HATCHER.
n. =. The Subscriber has also Stable, ca
pable of containing eight OF ten horses.
November 6. 53-tf
yS>EAALE EDuCATIoN.-The Female School az Mount
Airy, for the ensuing year, will begin the Jsia-
~ and end the 10th OF December.Av vacation rlsn,
commences the 10th Of June.
1srms-ror boardand tuition S 100 paid half,early in
advance board includes dieiing lodging washing,
AS the number Of pupil. will be considerably reduced
will be admitted for shorter time than the
sons prompt payment in every will be expected
the Subscriber having experienced considerable nconve
nience for the want oft.
This early notice given, who have enre
ged toarteis here for Tie next withdraw not
IN either case they will give early information posi-
known If any, how many, will withdraw their engage
me'ts after being informed ote alteration in the terms
HUMPHREY HILL.
PenitentiaTy, 10Th mo. 90, 1876.
WISH to engage from so to 100000 -Four
d Barrel Bil'ets, and 10000 Hoop Poles, to be
delivered here or at the Rock Landing during
the winter and sprng--for which a liberal price
will be paid.
October3o. SCOT
RWDGE AucTION-On Tuesday, the i0;h inst az
- 10 O'Clock, Vendue Office, frittoHt reserre
iI2 crates and casks carthen warel0 bhds. Cfoix
sugaTs-50 bags cohee-20 qr. casks Lisbon, TenerGe
pool filed salt, ION nonths>-loo boxes yellow soap
100 kegs cut nails assorted sze5 chests imperial tea
&c. &c. J. BROWN, jr. & W. FINNFY.
GALE OF LOTS. b6ioagiRg 10 the City Of RchMono :.
~ BY authority of an Ordinance passed the 3nth A.
pr, 1916, we viii proceed TO sell, public suction GU
Tuesday, the o6ih instant, [iffar-if not the next fan
day on the premises, number of Lots south side
street. between 22d and 18th streets forming part OF
the Commons OF this City, The are n feet mont on
and Water street, and l20 feet deep.
These Lots will only be separated BY Water from
the contemplated Dock, which work is be
Immediately and its completion necessarily great.
ly enhance the value Of all property the viciny.--
for notes nt2oabe and payable either Banks of
this City, with approved endorscrs.
IT Sale TO commence at II O'Clock, A. NJ.
JOHN G. GAMBLE, CHARLES wHiTIocKE,
JOHN ADAMS, 3. W. COLEMAN,
J.R. HARvIE, MANN S. VALENTINE.
November IL. 5atds
VALUABLE LAND on York River for
v Sale. This land lies at the junction of Pa
munky River with that of York, the lower ex-
tremity being about miles below--the upper.
g above West-Point. 1t extends about eight
miles on the River, and is almost the whole ofthe
neck formed by the bend of the Pamunky and
York Rivers. IT is almost supaTfimous 10 saw
thatit is all fiat land. The advantages are. an
abundance of fish oysters * erabs--alI of which
offer a profitable traffck to Richmond. fror,
which tits distant about forty mies.-'rhe soil
is peculiarly adapted to Indian corn, whilst the
scus,dant marshes attached toll afford never
failin2fund of manure, to which the industrious
man can neyerresort, without success-severaI
Greeks run into this Land supply a large Dor
ton of meadow, giving the Industrious farmer
asmuch fresh hay as might desire, whilst the
marsh would give him more salt-hay than ,,a
could cut. This tract contains about35O0 acres.
exclusive OF 800 or 1000 acres of marsh, cut off
from the main by thoroughfarc; there are on
tnis tracttwO mil seats, exclusive ofadvantage-
Gus scites for tidemills Thisland might be con
veniently divided into two tracts as a Greek
runs through il. Payments would be made
most accommodating.
epurchascrpaying interest, might have his
own time. Anyperson wishngto purchased is
desired to apply to Mr.. Thos TavIor Richmond,
or TO the subscriberin Williamsburg.
The land will he shewn, application b,
letter. BURWEII. BASSETT-
70 IthaviIig been found impracticabs toget
oHthe crop of corn, &c. By the 10Th November
as before advertised, the public sale is postpon-
ed till further notice--the propertywill be stin
treated for at private sale.-By order of the
proprietor, THOMAS TAYLOR.
November 2. stiff
HNHE Subscribers having entered into CO.
partnership in the Commission Business nm
der the firm of Echois & Settle in Richmond and
Settle & EcholS in Lynchburg, pledge them
selves that no exertiOn shall be wanting on
their paTtto promote the interest of those who
may consign TO their care.
JOSEPH ECHOIS
JOHN M. SETTLE.
Octoser ". 45-ff
Nov OPENING at the LONG ROOM, Market Byff1ge
general assortment OF DRY GOODS, purchased
al the NewYork Auctions, reduced prices which viii
be sold unusually low, for cash only
cHlRLEs Eg7LLL4sfS
october ~.