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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-24
Valuable C0aI aud EdTDli0g Land

bdW0Ote tOdt ana EdIDiiBg LGHd.
I'VE Subscribet will sell his interest in the LAND
aud COAL PIT PROPERTY, lying in Powbatan
Conby, near TO aud the sOuh side Of JAMES River
distant twenty miles above Richmond.
The Pits known by the name Of 4" Dummy and
PoValPS-weTe worked last year by Mr. Zachariah
* Co ~
The Subscribers interest now proposed for sale Is
one third OF an undivided moiey ~ the whole Faei OF
IaBd, (about AGO acTes and the said Coal Pits paTt
OF THIS LaHd IS rich Low Grounds heavily timbered
about Two thirds Of the high land is cleared aud In pro-
ductive cultivation.
The Ceal raised, andraisnE st those Pits is OF excel
lent qnaiy and from the explorations TINS FAR made
has been found In abundant quantity while the CONT
guilty OF the establishment the River is such as to
ouTta The expence of removal IN most advantageous
degree-ihe neighbourbood is agreeable healthy aud
Ieh rem winch last circumstance, prOvender aud food
Tor man d horse Is always to be had on reasonable
terms the advantage Of this is obvious that ID is need
Tess 10 say how much 1t will be appreciated By apy one
wishing to engage in the Coal business.
AZ present. the Subscriber receives two cents pef busbtt
Tor every 9th bashel Of coal raised said land which
rent VIII amount this year to about $3.50. those WISH
ing 10 purchase are referred Colonel william Archer
aud Nj Brooks, the premises Whs will show tho
Land The subscriber will make The sale
JOHN JONES.
" r. 1.-THE above described Property Is not prevtensv
disposed Of, II will he offered to the highest bidder In
front ofthe Eagle Hotel, on the 10Th December merit
NoV. W. 5l.Jds J. JONES.
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MASSACHUSETTS STATE PRISON

The following IS the state Of this institnsiou
ior The last year, according TO the official state
ment inst published.
VI tue whole number now IN prison, "a
males and female are for Ife-4I males and q
females, are blacks or cOloured-5O white To-
reiguerS-Gi for second iime-IO niird time
3 fourth tlule, and fifth tlme.-I black fe.
nsIe for The third time, and for the second
Iime' IheTe never has been white female
confined there second time"
The expenses Of The prison during The year
ending September 3Oih, have been & 47yO7O
and the receipts S.3S, 62j-ieayipg balances Of
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JiUPnty DoHars Rewnrd.

~ ANYWAY from the subscriber nsgro man named
FREDERICK 30 or 81 Yeas Of age five feet 9 or
~ nohes high hollow eyes, Rose unusually high for
negro thiu face ,Uick lbs aud wear, bis Tobacco
within The under lip speaks low thick and rather i'm
sstct on 'he OF hl legs several sears one above
lhe 0ther Tue consequence Of wounds made nv himself
VITO kle, aud but recently healed He took with him
some gooo clothing. among them are n blue broad
Cat ana decent hat with Grape round IL Tie had
ia his possession, (Which he Stole certificate Of Gee
aOh given 10 John Cunningham with the State Seal Of
fehuylyahIa aihXsd u is more han probable he will
attempt 10 pass himself as John CUNNINGHAM
Ihs above reward viii he given any person bo ,viu
apprehend said fellow and secure him in aut iaiI co ba,
will be paid. r. A. aHngnSnH''
Camden. s. c. Nov. TO- ~ IA,
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(lIiSEEVC

'FTDN fLI,t T..
ESfMALE EDuCA ZION, viii he continued the eusirg
year AZ Neutrality-suspicious. Caroline Hill viii teac, the
coid term. 49,
The school vii! he opened the FIRST Ncrtay IN J,nuarv
ana cioSe the first Friday in Dsc'n'rr from tho
hrst FRIDAY ~ Jrnc, uni the first Monday IN Jul,.
Ierin'-tor bsrd and tuition, leo dollars, paid hal
yearly IL advance. HUMPHREY I'LL
Murntsr,. Caroliu. Oct. p. 30 .e,T
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f0r het or Lease, the RGieigh I'auc1n
4 Tue city OF william shurg The srs ciiuert. desi
Tors 10 rent for lease fo term sf wears IN,
oo aud well established Tavern together with the lai,
eAu pIhc'pai nTnltnie attached ihereo. Thc unbIic
10 Iequ'te m'nrte description 10 person who can
give Satisfactory assurances keer good huus, the
Terms wtl ne made very reasonable Possession q, IN
De given on the ECst de-! Of 5a,.uary pext.
>,, WILLIAM MccANDLIsH.
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WAS committed 10 ne jail OT HeRrteo COMM ON
W me isfh a0g Of august last. as d rnHamav a
negro man y 6Grk comPLerion, IRE feet four and a
nag "cheS mgr, 5efh GsRI0H Scar his cheek ami
orc o" me upper HP amt another oUer the richf cye
~ AfR me S0fd negro 1ras frSt committed he stated
MHf ms HaWe "ds iNHLF, and that he teds eD,0H
c'p0fed bs Joseph JeGrCys Of Northmra5eriand conn
ne NOR states INT his name Is q EORC;R g ~
h,If", ana that ne WdS born free la the comfy Of
ms Jreedo'E can De procured, ne must be decLt
REUBEN TANKERSLEY Depnty.
For Nm, Mayo, SheriG and Jai!oy Of II G.
Nor. 10 ~ -,
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.tFnoM me LosDoN MORNING CHRONICLE.
EFIGRfif.
on the attorney General opeaing his case against
me Queen hNriHg storm Of thunder d,,d dent,
ntne md concluding u daring a solar eclipse.
IN thunder dnd lightning Sir RoBERr sets out;
lie storms add he ages, and niakrs 4 vile ronte;
Then hssins bis lame ease il hats aud it trips
ANA bow does II end I'm q total eclipse
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re subscribers "t expose sae on the . rI-.I
- 10 lhe hRhssi bidder, HTia0y rte 5fh dau Of
Decemoer "eri, their Mis- called and known ~ the
name VI the STONY POINT MILLS lying ~ The
COUNTIES OF Cnmb land ana AneiiS The Cunhrsjand
mus have four ana machinery nov in mann
recurring c"niitionfhe tmela mill has attached 10
Two par large sones for grist 20 acres 0tanc ana
arg new store house m!ller's house and iva coon.
e SHOPS are also attached to The prorerly The dam
"nch connects the two mills new one aud in gonh
"IHe capable 1T all times II holding good head of
"altF-the country an bo'h sides Of the river in the
heghhoeIhood OF thete mills gopo for wheat ana 10
ne'y buii aud In good order the passage OF boats
any 'd,beT description is thought as thosr
cieu 70 Duy VIII hTst view the premises. Tie terms
OF SAFE VIII ne one third Of the purchase money down
ana me haance IN three sgua annual imstsimrnts The
ue OF Tue property /. good will he made so To tns
November 2. g, 49,.
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NIHUNIUN tEHDEWF.
'ENHE virIgT session 1T the Stauuton Academy will
conB,rnce ON the ionith Monday in the present
month.
This Institution Is still nndsr the direction Of Mr.
ruler, the ~ I'ess"r hauoieai,ks aud Doctor Ste.
phers, the professor OF clsSsicks.
The reputation 81 tie trt~iet mathematician
and tetCbeT. LN htru long estatlithec. in Virginia.
and the chsrsc'e! NJ the at;tt, classical teacher is
continually rising ~ proportion as he hecomes uetter
Hn'~n his nneNsi S.ed good t.ipcr his patient at
rhi'"n, his pe'sevr0r industry, aud his literary
V"iemenIs, admirably ~ him Tor the situation which he
occupe. TIE good c,Ner- az bus school, the pro-
st-ss Of his pupils the Auction aud respect him.
al concur In becoming III, rongest testimony IN his
iavct. SAM'I e. CLARKE ,Nccr,f0,y
Nov. 81 5T..,iD
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NlMROD RRhMHAM,
ALEXANDER GARRETT, trustees.
D.

bEsi itase TO inform me inhabitants Ut I'oAniond
and MS vicinity, thai have taken the bnnse lately
occupied ny MIS- BRooME, and mean TO open ,ych0oi
TO begin On the first Monday in OcinDeT... Parents
disposed to entTnst their childrento my care vim
certainty calculate IN their rrCeiyingmy most unienit
uPs attention
Terms, for a Session often Months
bnaTd ana tuition In The English branches incIrSia,
tesdng spelling, grammar, writing composition his
t"y, geography, chronology, arithmetic aud plain nee
hlewofk. > c20.--WashinR, < 25.-FueI = 10
for day scholars-Tuiion in all the branches above
mentioned, 40 fuel. So
Nainral philosophy, chemistry beiieslettte.
hpand the use Of the globes he taught in nv scbnoI
fouhs Ladies wishing TO iearn French music and
painting, shall he attended the price Of the teach
unemployed, and pnid by the patents or guardians
S24. 'p's 'oi
Each hoarder will furnish bed, bedding and towels
also clothes aHs book bags Every article Of clothing
to he distinctly marked.
BOARD tuition PAYABLE one half At entrance IN.
balance at the expiration Of five months.
Me- My friend Mrs. AndW. Smith intending tn
receive my daughter into class with her own for the
purpose OF teaching them the French language and
painting in oil, we'll water cOors aud ON Velvet
has agreed to take charge Of such Of my board,rs ar
d7Y scholars as may he desirous 81 acquiring those
branches. JdNE T1YLOR
Widow oftbe late Geo. Keith TayIor
OfPetersbuTg.
II Reference may he had to the Right Rev Bisbon
Moore. the Rev. mr. Buchanan. Chief Justice Marshall
BerH watkins Leigh Fsd. Sent 20. 40 -
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virtue Of ueed oiIust executed TO the
- ny Henry Gaiaes and Robert Blskey, bearing dale
Tue 2fd Gay al No'enber 1872 aud duly recorded in
Mann debt due by bond bearing even date with The
said deed OF trust, shall sell to the highest bidder
hef"'e the door OF Christopher Oven, tavern in The
town otuIsanna, on 1ussdoy fhe 2h day Of Decerbe,
nt't on iar, pot, on tue next fair day) for ready
money, TRACT or LAND containing 500 acres, be
ihr same more or less. known by the name Of the
Dragon Bridse Plantation, audi. fully ex pIaipe0
IN The ceed.....i will only convey such lille a,
received by the deed of trust afotr.aid
WILLIAM JESSE, Trustee.
midd'et'y, NovemeerI1 se ,ds
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Il IdueIu To be Rented

THE subscriber wishes to rent that vel, known tavern
between Richmond ana Petersburg. called the mir
~ house ard tn give possession of il on the s day
OF necemhet neNtio aus person apabls 81 managing
suCh an establishment, the terms will he made liberal
and may be known BY applying to the subscriber
o, RICHARD GREGORY.
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AUTHOR or THgsCOTcH NoyrIq

The JoHdoH Magazine, for The month Of Octobsr
a,,trs on ~halihs editors deem unquesonabis auho,
nv lHat hT'. Sc0rr, formerly M5s h'Culioch,
he lady, Of THOMAS Scorr Esq. PAY ,nasisr io tbs
regiment, 81 ptesenin Cduad1 and brother u sir
NhLTtR Stoff, is the wTiler Of these Novels and nat
ed" - NV" -''O"eo"Sv wat
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800 Acres of Snnfk,rest Ifnnnlni,, T,.,n

QUO Acres nj SOHfhWed BOuHfain Land
offered for sale....Ths land lies IN the count, Of
y AbeDisrle, and portion oft is Tobacco Lasd NJ
me quahy Those disposed to pnTcbsse sill applv 10
the subsrTiber, near LirdsaysStore, AlhematIr
.oepteintet ~. ~. ~ MANN PAGE
IHusI SALT ByrirtVe ora desd oCCrHsf crscmfed
- by JOhR EUeN and P0fsy his rife, 10 J'oberf
po.fard and HHiam coleman, on me nm TIM Of
OctoJsr ti me year 1873 amt reCordrd fn fheconyfy
coHyf cf KiHE BitI0m ~ secure me 10y1sgf ~
cc'f"H sumo Of UonCgto the president and ,1g,fcyS
~ professors ot HNd0m& Harg C0Here and me
eNPfRSe' dftcHdi1e me trust ritt nc sOid nj ,UbIc
aNcfioH 10 The highest biddfr JoT rcOdv sroHev ON
Monday ihc nth lay ~ November next f,s2Ol n me
C@HrfhoHte Of King HItHam coKHfg ffJair ofheymjse
t ,,! ,E,m Jdir da1 hfrcaiter, rWO TRACTS OR
pAhCBJS or lam ipiHg in me cOnUfV cf EJng
biHfa1i Containing t~O hnRdrCd aHd thirieen or
tco hRHaTed mt frcHtR threc0crfs rim Io frgter
grit mHts SHRafcd IN The Drsmses- heinz ne anne
ire tracts Or PGrcels NJ dHd ami mills yurehgsed
9tHe PTc'f6eNt. ind maNeys professors Of I'm
dna HaTH CofleCe, bVfhC S0jd John Eiffff 1bc saye
Httt be mddc bfrcfn me 6ORrS NJ ten o'clock in sbe
forenoon" md three tn me afternoon on me d0y and
az inc place aforesaid, bg
ROBERT POLLARD. Ex'or m Robert Pollard
IHohAS COLEMAN, Ex'OT ofwm. Coleman.
September ~. Al ne
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I'VE Siaunton Academy will he conducted the ensu-
ing session To commence an the 10th inst. BY The
Rev. Iianie Stephens ID. n and Mr. r. rulIer -Tbgsg
Fenslnen are So yell known to the public as 10 tSeiT
capacity, and attention ~ dschafging the duties OF
ucT stations, that little need he said on that Subject
'uihce to say, that The late examination has furnish.
~ ample additional proof In their favor and The or
1erN ana correct department n The students during
ihe Two last sess ions furnh The hest evidence o. The
capacity Of these gentlemen govern the Institution.
SAMUEL CLARKE,
Secretary e(the Boayd Of 7rRsfees.
Sianntor Nov. u.s.. s5s,
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NrUJNCTnV 1c1DEut


1--WE scholastic exercises OF this insulation viii eese
on the 18th December next, and be resumed on the
icih January following. The subscriber embraces this
oppo,uri) Of informing the public, that he ha: en-
gagged &c an assistant The Rev MR. BHgheS. Tbe lite
tary requirements Of this gentleman we'll known
I" ,eqHits sniogy. Ills lrng experience as teacher
ne peculiarly happy talent he possesses Of impArng
instruction 10 the mind OF MS pupil, cted With
bis general fond al knowledge, constitute him all
enlifhished aus ahie instructor o. NonIb.
The snhfeTtheT kuOUing the pressure OF the times
and the scaIcity Of money Lss ihoueht nj, with the
ADVICE OF The trustees "a lower his price heard
tuition. The following branches. therefore viii la fu-
tnte he iaue ht az the following prices:
For Latin, Greek, French Philosophy, Bellies Iettres,
Logic aud MatheBaiies.............S IS annuIn.
Fer English grammar, geography, composition, reel
TALON, feasing, Writing, arithmetic aud book keeping
5 rs " aanuni.
For hoard nciuciug tuition, leach hoarder nndim.
LiS own bed and hrOdiss to be paid quarterly ad-
'"nce.s'. l25 " aBnuu.
Major john r. Cary, whose anxiety for the prosperity
oil ihis institution is FVincrd III his uniform aud unre
miited eAernns To give general satisfaction will
I" Tue ih''turiob CT tGe pupils itadug, wrling
arithmetic atd boob krepue. He viii also have the
management 0t the boarding department The sabscri.
Der pledges hiSe that the sict-st attention shall he
paid by him. in conjunction with the other teachers to
the morals OF The students. JOSEpu SMITH
GiouC-Stct County, Nov. 81 577t
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Boot and Shoe Nnuuf1cfoyU

TIOUt UHH MUG INUNNDUtIOTY.
WE subscriber TeiuTns his sincere thank to his friends
and hs public for the liberal emf Jaltefly
experienced and assures them that rNeIiogs on his
part shall he wanting 10 give general satisfaction Ne
has no" on hand an extensive supply Of ladies aud
gentlenens boots aud shoes ~ every description ali
~ which Willie warranted IN beaHiy and woTkmansbiu
equal TO any manufactured in America Orders fsI
shoes TO measure, III he attended with strict punc
tuay and dispscb, his store doors below MessTs
9. & " Aliens Exchange Office.
Oci 81. io..i2t JOHN sARvaY.
4 Nv HR lSEh ~ the iast y I'M aud
"a testament Of william BURTON, deed. ", offer
for sale tract Of land called HARD TI3 Us in The
county Of Henreo, laying on both sides Of the Louisa
toal' ana adJons the lands of Mesby Sheppard John
walker aud Others distance from Richmond abont
mae miles. containing about 200 acres this Iand s ali
Va woods. The g.owih pine, white, red aud Spanish
OAK Any person wishing to purchase may know The
terms BY applying 10 either ~ The Executors
WILLIAM BURTON, IN
TAOS BURTON, Jr Executors
EDWIN BURTON.
November TO- - ON
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Executor Of John Graham, deed.
SSgds

R'HlRif DOLLARS KHwARD.... Randnav FROM
d the subScribcr, firing near Madison LOurthouse
"a. or IRE oh Of Jnne last negro man named
PRlhuS, tcho took tchh him no other apparel bnt q
pair Of linen pGnf0kooHS. shirt and aooi h1t ne je
foterdbtg black ottn Uis0ge, dcfiUe and proud in
MS coTringf, ami aboWt5 feet inches hirh. his
aPPdrefbe 10 doubt has changed since he a6sconded
ana no d0n6r mas recetrff Of same malicious person
free pass. The above retrdrd triki Dc riye, IN ,
person 0PTehendi0g The aforesaid NEGRO ont Of me
county or state fran Hhich he dbScOuded and c01fa
1Ng hi IA some j0ftfhdt the oRer man eet him or
$40 ~ dppTehended and confined inkhe county from
Which ne dbscOHdcd-JH no Other charles mill Ia,
MICHAEL MEYRHOEFFER.
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Ihe blenders IF tie Virginia Assembly.
& IN tntii way To tie approaching session At Kich
-, nond are respectfully solicited (should II u.t he
friends to send any Fossil Mineral or prodnc,ion ar
curious nalIrr, Tor the Of The Virginia Museum
Ineu compliance viii promote a public benefit and
confer au obligation on wv
nou...,,, JAMES wARRELL, Proprietor.
- fl
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Nov. H..

Codt aud 6thGr LGndS, and SHARES for Sale
10y virtue Of the aslwill and testament OF Josr f,a
~ ham deceased, L. as Executor o. the said las, viii
aud testament, upon The Iofh Gar Of JanaarU e1t
IL fair Otherwise fair day sell upnn ibn
premises, 10 the highest bidder, public auction st
Tue csatoi's farm known by the OF the Ca lpils
situate On James River, in the county OF Goocband
aooni IL miles above the ciIy OF Richmond aud con,
tanning by estimation, 1921 sres Of land he hs sam.
more OF less. There uon the farm large Garden
containing ten twelve acres, well stocked win Ib.
choicest u aud garden plants nndeI q very bigI
enclosure, he greatest which is ofbick tame
ry and some csdip Of established reputation aIesdy
opened and In situation tn he worked 10 ADVANTAGE
Immediately. Par "f the land is low ersunds and The
residue, generally Is ofgOod quality. The honses are
suitable aswel for the accommodation Of geneeI lsn-
ny as Tor all the purposes of The various establishments
aforesaid. There has been crop Of small grain sown
ms fa and the farm rs IN very good order and t for
s,opp'ng immediately. All which renders il desila-
ole property as wen for private gentleman for those
who MAJ wish to engage in the coal business no will
Ne enabled 10 carry their commodities TO market nv
wafer. Ihe land VIII he sold altogether in parcels
AZ may hest suit purchasers. I'd One hundred prime
SLAVES, amnng whom are some valuable carpenters
blaGksmiths sbosmakers tanners Sd All the t,sator,s
personal estate upon The saGaIn consisting boy,es
mules cattle, sheep, carts Wagons III Inns.
handry and eaTdeuiRe the hIacksmilis carn,utsrI.
'ahnerS and cnriieis Tools all the machinery and i'm
PIGMENTS used IN the digging raising OF coal-and
All the corn. focdrr and hay, With many other articles
too tedious to mention 4h. The testaoTs farm known
ny the name of Rytneid also situate upon James River
IN ihe county aforesaid, about fifteen miles above The
city OF Richmond, aud containing by estimation 3ps
acres OF iand, he the 'aIe more less The land
npon this iaer farm gene rally COED and 1t contains
one 81 The hest qneres Of feesone in lower paris
otNTsiua-the stone rom which has been used ahopt
the Capitol and other buildings city OF Richmond
THIS fan also is In good order has had crop OF smah
grain sown npon II this fall aud for cropping i'm
mediatey rr." So
The terms Of sale will he cash for the slaves and
personal estate and credit Of and two wears fer The
lands the purchasers to awe bond and security with
oreo oil tfnst npon the lands TO The paymen.
OF the purchase MONEY.
The sale viii commence at the coalpits, and win
Continue rom day to day until The whole ssld OF
WALTER DUN
Executor Of John Graham deed.
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Ss,S!5: The actual expsnse ofthe prison how.
ever, mas been, according TO The statement of
the account rnrrent, 81 Sje.
Under the head ei provision is charged
every thing preceded foi and consumed b, the
Keepers family. officers and watchneu. as
well as conslcts.... 1.-The Directors, Physician,
Chapia,n and Wnrdeo, are paid at the 1',ea-
suFet Once, ard not brong III into the above
account OF expenses, but the amount, viz
5000, should he added to the balance az aust
Tue PRISON, making S6,75S 81, expenses Tor the
past year, and this amount viii give the whole
cost OF the maintenance OF the establishment
Tor Said year. Including every Kind OF expense
whatever, and also allowing tor 5 I ,0iG past as
had debts, part of which may be recovered
ihere has been n loss of ldbour,diuriug the
year. 10y patients in Hospital $50; BY iuvalids
unable to perform ii full DAYS lab6ur. ) ass ::
by confinement in solitary, by seutence u
Cont ~ by cOntint nent tor ml,demc anoIs
! u" prison i90S-makiug 10 102 days lost labour,
| Sc $50.
Crimes.-For stealing, shop lifting aud re-
cei'ins stolen goods pa; Couuterteiiiug a.d
Forgery 3; Robbery 3; Arson ) Assault 2 +;
| attempt at Rape 4; Adultery and iascivious
communication 3; attempt TO Murder L; Con.
spiracy 2; Maus'augter |; Beastiait, -
| ffand 3; Manning Cattle l-lotai 30S."
| Boston Int.
Hd!nut street 1heatre.-Imme diately suisse
! qnen, 10 the coutisS ,a,on OF the New Thea
| ire, Messrs. Warren aud Wood took lease Of
| the Olympic Theatre, Wauui-slreet aud
nave ever SINCE bees assidnomSly engaged in
improving aud oInamcntn. il tor Dramatic
TerIoseniat'oHS. The season commenced OF
Friday evening. with the fay3ri,- comedy o.
Wild Oats, and The Opcra of the Agreeahls
Surprise. For " first night IL the T., onnt
crsays. tie house waS very respectfully attend.
ed aud the old iavoritas OF the public yye,e
received with the most hearty sAiutatious
by the audience.
IL could Mt be expected that all the ar
fans"mentS of the managers, for the sui,ap!r
production OF light and heat, III s, large !,
building, could be Immediately accomplish
ed bnt we are persuaded from The know
zeal and liberaty OF Messrs Warren aud
wood. that their present theatre will soon
be rendered the agreeable resort Of fashion,
aud taste. Tfhii Gas
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f(f vitre OF a deed ~ trust executed The IIIh OF
- November 1919, ny Metwether Lewis walker ana
MARIA his wife. George G. Lindsay. and John wren
anu Elizabeth his WIFE Of record in The clerks Office Of
hnemsre 10 The Subscribers as trustees, for the pur
pose 81 securing The runctuai payment OF .undry .nms
o money due ny bonds, and therein named 10 Dabnry
minor, OF Nbenarle The undersigned as trust, Is
Aforesaid VIII sell for cash al the FROM door Of the
uVAhna MINIS, nov in the occupancy of Richard and
Samrs Duke, IN .ibemaIe county. on SATURDAY. the
w" nay OF December 1870, seven hundred and
hney eIgli acres oi laud and the said RVaHHd 5TLs
WHO a'i the appurtensnces belonging The same on
holn SIDES OF the liver much of the same as will
iasr The balance that will he then due said Iabney
MINOR the costs Of carrying into effect he said dee Of
unt Inc above property Is valuable lies both sites
" me Norm toIh Of The Rivanna river which affords
batteanx navigation to Richmond. The undersonsa
acing as Trustees Tor the heneht Of others will sell and
convey sch TILE only as Is vested in theme as trustees
ny the deed aforesaid
NlMROD RRhMHAM,
o ALEXANDER GARRETT, Trustees.
October