Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-02

In the county sell for cash irc, a, ,ana
isss iyngin Goochsnd and bounded by the iane. nov
OF late OF Deyrfeux Jariat, George Holman William
hr aao Lowie anipin, or SO much thereof ss may
DAY Of ths present n"nth until paid together the
.os attending the execution OF tbis This land lies
III an excellent fboedthe part ia
~oeo and Is capable OF producing Cue tobacco, That
which Is cleared is t,esh aud in fine condition yield
tug crop. II has on II good BAN and tobacco hopses.
30 THOMAS PEMRER1ON,,
zee. .. 62..waw ARCHIBALD BRYCE. jr.
X)uBLlC sALE... .pursnanito deed OF ifu.t dated
ON Feb 1884, and duly recorded The clerks ofiice
Hanover county which said deed is executed by Ed.
ward C'oneh 10 the late COL John Thorn pson Of Ham,
over Tor tue purpose Of securing hn the
payment OF certain Of uoney therein atated win
he sold at auction to the highest bidder on the
fairii not, on he ds fair day ,hsrsifer ali sy hat
part OF tract or parcel Of land WILD to Robert Clough
by his father George Cloueh situate and living ON Cedar
creek IN Hanover county, and supposed contain Ice
seiss be the same oressand bounded follows
ny the lands of Nathaniel and John Thorn pson william,
winghed, John Coueh and Edmund James he whole
part OF this survey OF land will be sold
IN order to pay to The said John CiayIIoohe the bs
'nSe now due nom said EdwardN N. Ciough, together
Win the expenses and charges attending said sale.
Nova. JOSEPH .s rI T. PRICE; Ersentor q Jsh's
,LAssiCAL sCHOOL.-7Ks academy at Games, In
> 90. re eonnfy 81 Nse Ksnt conducted the present
og r. rrareis Poner, nH be opened the
esnetem" H0g 81 JaRneif under the direction of the
subscriber. The situation is airy and sntuI;ious.
R;ct noaas Amsdiate communicated ifh TIE city 81
nnHMoRa, 6ythe Hampton stage road Yonng rem
femen ni,hins 10 doarNat Rehabilitation ei riease
nsdp.y 90 Ut. nm. Donstass, near Nesr ksnt court
set mf s , s roper system e education has long
Pps.In h7g0re the subscriber deems IL necessary
60 SmSnf TO 1s,dac plan Instruction intended
70 ee adopted ia This academy, mhich has in
aud among fhsjnu,ior classes ia Trinity Coiiege
FIRST fhe PUPILS In both the English cfassicoS
Is, 1iH De Furnished nifh character books, mhercu
Msir daily lessons uin6e ,cguioriy noted dous &C.
summary n be taken Of the profciencies made i,s
each class, aud he nhose afIainmenfs shalt claim a
ne q tie year. general er@nimatson iii
take place, rhen handsome premium uiH be gipen
6y the subscriber to that student tpho ,pi make the
most rapid progress for his time
InJermnng a correct estimate Of this plan, IL may
rat veor etntstect By erctinsa spirit Of emuiatio,s
among me students, which sr!iIkeaiSc doauayfhe ne
ft''''y Of scholastic 'e ygNGs
f0r."e t 1mslish department Sss( PAYABLE at the
For premiums end ofany quarter.
p. S. Particular attention ,fM be raid 60 mrifiuc.
geography and the use Of the globes Young gentle
men siH De taught 10 ssrite fke Greek gronm9ticaL
aaer, and the gear nil close on ne i'm December
DETER NELSON, sen. will keen ,cloo, a, S,6id
caroline county The ensuing year.-Tbe school will
be opened about the 18th January and will be closed
tne second Friday in December.one month vacation
wiz De glven-1be price Of beard tuition and wash.
ing, viii be SiIo for the tsrn to he paid quarterly and
PsS am IN 10 nd their
coming rom distance at 8 10 for The scholastic year
- DEC II. 6c..wiw
SraUNToN PAPER MILL....Fiom a want of ae
- qnainlanoe with the method in which an establish
meht OF this kind should be conducted the snbscriber
Inoueed 10 ofer his paper zIaAyocfory sale. II is
stuaied immediately upon the Skirts of the town. and Is
supplied sy plentiful and never-fang stream The
mn contains al present only but the stream is
considered amply Sufficient for the operation of
TWO engines; and at very moderate expense an addi
uonai vat may he introduced. Attached the mill sea:
are several OF land upon which is the dwelling
f.r
se aeeommodation Of the hands employed. The pur-
Chaser Will he privileged avail himself the hole
to The establish I'M ent.
When the which this oosse.ses
are considered II being situated in the the
sate and upon the main from north TO west The
scarcity OF establishments in The state the nn,ns
q"dhties OF paper consumed in virginia, for hch we
are eneny dependant upon sister states the cheap
ness OF PROVISIONS and the consequentlow price oflabo
the heathhess of the situation together with be facil.
lily with which stock may collected in the country
DetVeu that no one acquainted with the the
business, will de,y the excellence of the prospect which
noias OUT to man Of sufficient capital enterprise.
eIs postage paid) upon the subject, will he cheer.
fully aud promptly attended TO. DAVID PARRY.
Siaunten, Nov.s. S..wtf
NTARSHALS SALE.-By wine Of a decree OF the
~ court of the United States for the Rnh circuit in
the Virginia district in suit in chancery wherein
MARY "Srmiey; wife Of Hugh Wallace woimley, by
George f. STROLLER her next friend, and John s. Worm
ley, Mary w: wormlsy, Jane b. WoimIey and Anne B.
WoImley, infant children oftb said Mary and Hugh
W; by the said George r. strother their next frienc
Ptainfigs-against Hugh Wallace wormiey, Thomas
Strode, RICHARD Vcitch, David CasteHan and Charles
M'CofMick, OcJe"d.nfs-Wil he sold, at public auc-
ton on the 81 day Of February neat on the premises
" alr, II nof the next fair day. Of LAND con-
tanns 400 acres ann also the reversion Of acres a
joining the same tract at 3dO acres lying and being i'm
the comfy Of Frederick and state OF Virginia situate
the north side of the Shenandoah river and adio,n
ING the said river abon miles below Suckers ferry
--one bundled acres OF which is finely ti,nbrred and
the whole trnoi well watered, with never falling
spring. The buildings excellent dw cling house
with other suitable onthouses good harm, house.
blacksmith shep stable, &c. This land am told for
win,
clever and plaster of paris. Upon the whole it is
sdeTed TO be the farms in the COUNT
combining all the advantages of good society," saluby
Of climate and fertility Of soil Terms Of sale will be az
follows: 5 5000 in cash. or a negotiable mole, az
GO days, with an endoTser endorseTs he approved
OF by the marshal Of the said district his deputy who
may act, aud payable OF the branches the far.
mers' Bank Of Virginia Winchester; and the residue
ofthe purchase money three equal payments Of one
two and three years the purchaser giving
bonds aud security securities to be approved Of
the marshal or his depaty wiha deed Of on The
sa'o ano so sod as further security for the payment
OF the said bonds. WIN. MANN. d. N. for
Dec.i7. 66..wlds Andrew Moore, NJ. TN.
n The Editors of the Winchester Gazette, zlca-
andrid G0EeHe, LeesbuTg Genius Of Liberty. and
LgnSaner G0;ehe.agd Of me Pepers published y.
ch0rtesfotra Nariiasbmrg and Fredsricktoun, uiU
please fnSeTtthe ADORE Usek till the dug Of
sale, and Jor~ard their accounts for payment.
NEGROES FOR sALE.-By a decree Of Hanover
bidder on the frst daS Of January neat, az The
residence Of Mrs. Frances Sheppard, the Washing
ton Henry Academy, 1--WE or six likely NEGROES
Among them are boys and girls belonging TO The
estate of Austin Sheppard dec. twelve months Gre
dit except sufefenoy In cash to defray the expence.
attending the sale, aud the costs of The suit.
Hanover, Dec. IL. ..w3w' COMMISSIONERS.
WILL BE SOLD to the highest bidder on the 4th
" Monday in January neat, (the 25lh proxmo,)
county, 5f6t acres OF LAND, by late survey, Bing m
said county Of fluvanna the branches Of the Middle
fork Of cunHiHgh.m's creek and adjoining lands be-
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