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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-12
GLOUCESTER YORK RIVER LAND M
VI GROES, &c. For SALE LIN nursnance of Tho Nil

" GROES, &c. FOR SALE. In pursuance of the will
Of Augustus Olivier, dec. will positively be sold ON the
premises on Wednesday the 18th November 1929
IL fair ii not the next fair day thereafter the valuable
plantation of which said Olivier died possessct-yino
ca York river, and containing about I26 acres The
situation possesses all the advantages to be derived from
River, Astounding in the very best fish and oysters, Ia
be obtained Immediately before the door, The soil is fer
tile AM we'll adapted the growth of corn wheat bar.
loy oats, coto.i, SC. There is il fine dwelling.
house commanding an extensive view of the River; to-
gethsr with the necessary suhouscs-a,so a small vine
yard OF the very best grapes. For health and beauty
this situation IL not surpassed by any the River
This land adjeins thu estate of Capt Isaac Andrews
morally known by the name Of Cay5anl,-a milo below
Col VIM Joncs-separated below from Ros w ell estate
by Aberdeen Greek, and is about seven mi es from,
the Courthouse. All persons disposed to purchase such
an estate, are invited to view the premises Also on
the same day, all the negroes, stock and farming
utensils Of which said Olivier died possessed together
With the crops OF the present year.
TEriMS-For the land one third will be rcourcl in
cash; instanans for the remaining thirds h
bond and approved security and decd of trust OH the
land. For the negroes, stock, Sc terms made known
on the day of sale. Tho title il is believed will be I'M.
questionable, but selling sheriff and committee |
shall convey such title is vested in me- Posse ssion
delivered the terms of sale are complied with
JOHN FIELD, DIS.
for III. l. Nuttall, Sheriff and Committee Of tho
Estate of A. Olivier, decd.
The Norfolk Herald will publish the above weekly
times, and send their this office for
OCT. q. 5o-tds-
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sNDUBLIC AUCTION BY virtue of a deed Of
=. trust, executed to the subscribers by Randolph
Noss OF the County OF White, in The State If Tennes-
see on the IL day Of August 1920 and recorded in
the Hastings Court. Tor the City of Richmond on the
20ih day OF June, 1921; and ordered be- certified
which said deed OF trust rcgiAtered i'm the Regis
-ter's Office, in White County, state Of Tenne ssee
on the Sth day Of August, 1921, and in
the Registers Office in Warren County State Of Ten
nrs-ee, on the 9th day OF August 1921 for the purpose
OF securing the payment OF sundry sums Of money
mentioned in the said deed: will be sold by Public
Auction, to the highest bidder, fer ready money at the
front door of the Eigle Hotel, in the City Of Richmond
on We,nesdAy. the 10Th day of December next at II
o'clock IL fair, otherwise the first fair day there
the following property TO wit: certain piece or MR.
eel OF land in 'hs comfy Of Warren, Stat. of Trnnes
see, containing 81 acres. including the Arch Cave
Sundry other pieces or parcels OF land, purchased by
the said Randolph Ross of Elijah Saunders George Saun
ders, Jacob Dsake, Beverly Harp John Officer Will
liam Eaves, Ale xAnder McNIurray Charles and William
GressuIa. Thomas Roy. aud Elijah Deake, and sundry
pieces or parcels oil land in the said County and State
granted by the said State. the said Randolph Ross
supposed to contain about twelve hundred acres.
Also certain piece or parcel of land in the county Of
White, in the said state of Tennessee containing one
hundred and fifteen acrcs including the Big Bone cave
and sundry other pieces or parcels OF land in the said
county and state purchased by the said Randolph Ross
OF Anthony Debrucc, John McLcmorc, Geo Saunlers
Elijah Saunders, Elihu Saunders Jacob Drake Isaac
Drake and John Wilson-and sundry pieces parcels
of land in the county and state granted by the sail state
to the said Randolph Ross, supposed to contain about
eleven hundred acrcs-Aso third part of n certain
tract parcel of land in the said county of Warren,
VI hdlluOpn hOSS n0lUs
Jointly with Elijah Drake and Daniel Pain, containing
three thousand acres including the Salt Wells Rocky
Ryer-Also 10 negroes, whose names "not now re-
collected nine oil which in the possession Rev.
ben Ross, aud Xix in the possession OF William Ross,
Jr; also all the stock in trade belonging
10 the sal Randolph Ross, in Tennessee of which
kept al Sparta the Other at Arch Cave; the first
Of which sock amounted TO SSS0UO. md also the mer-
ehandsc in the hands of Reuben Ros. OF Lexine ton il,
Virginia belonging to the said Ross, valued at $40 600
The sale will be conducted ny Thomas Taylor.
w. DAN ORR DGE,
w. NEKEKVIS, ''"''ees'
Oct IT. ls-uIs
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HOLM Y. SAVAGE, DENTIST, has removed
Cd 10 the middle tenement in the block of buildings
east land next to Mr.. Tchcnors carriage making shop
where he may be found at all times unless otherwise
engaged He is prepared to execute all kinds of work
in his line, in the ncatest possible He will
set teeth from TO full scu on the approved
planand where the front teeth not too much decay
ci, nc will renew them in such manner TO defy de-
lection under the stricte scrutiny from Detist.
He files, plugs, c cans and extracts teeth with as
much TO the patient the nature of the will
ADM: of.-Tcrms moderate.
oct. %. 50-f
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.TENO STUDENTS OF MEDIClNE.-rhe subscri-
H. Der intends TO deliver OF lectures on de-
monsrative Anatomy and Surgery, during the ensuing
months Of November, December, January, February
and March. Hc pledges himself that no pains shall he
spared 10 render this of instruction practically
useful.
During residence of0 years in city, Che subscriber
has been actively engaged in the instruction Of Medical
Students. His experience iustles him in asserting that
place affords more ample opportunities for the study
of practical Anatomy, and other important branches Of
Medical education. Situated central 10 that region of
country, from which the northern schools derive their
principal support. possessing population sufficiently
numerous for the purposes Of surgical and clinical in
struction, and enjoying in an eminent degree the adj
yantagcs Of healthy and suitable climate, the city OF
Richmond presents 10 the culvators Of Medical science
almost every dcsideratum. JOHN CULLEN, NJ. ID.
oct 10. 45-n
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Lands forfeited to the literary Flnut.

AUDITORS OFFICE, 9Th July, 1929.
EDUBI.lC NOTlCE.-By the act passed 9Th March,
ia 1927 entitled 4" An act concerning lands returned
delinquent for the non-paymcnt of taxes, the operation
OF which continued by subsequent passed 9th
Feb. i32s,-all delinquent lands which were vested in
the Literary Fund, and not redeemed on before tho
first Of the present month by the original owners, have
become absolutely forfeited. Provision sadc however,
by the first above noncd act, in favor such person
OF persons who may have good legal equitable title
TO such lands, held derived under grant from the
Commonwealth, bearing date prior TO the time of the
said lands vcsng in the President and Directors Of the
Literary Fund, wh. previous TO the 9Th of March, 1921
may have settled and improved the lands claimed ny
them, who derive title under some person having
thus settled and improved said lands But no person
shall be entitled TO the benefit of this provision, who
shall not before the FIRST dsye Deeenbcr thousand
eight hundred and hceny nine, pay into the Treasury
tn proper of the Auditor of Public Accounts
all taxes upon the lands clamcdby him either in his own
the of those under whom he may claim title
by the person, persons in whose right the
forfeited, such portion thereof the land
claimed ought be eTuably and raaby charged there
with, with per cent per annum damages the
which shall be each year dc from the Is day of Novem-
Der Of the year in which it becomes due until paid
JAS. T.. HEATH,
July 10. 1S-n Auditor OF Public Accounts
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NOTICE. petition will be presented to the next
ron,o5 ,o," coyn@ neysons nf co5~ n cav No,i De
Hulciy, Palmclia, Louisa, Eliza, Dabney, Milton and
their increase emancpatcd by the last win and
ment Of Richard Sandridgc, decd Of record in Louisa
County Court Clerks Office, TO remain in The State.
oct 81. 5t-i7thDec
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FEIHE Projectors of the Richmond and Baltimore
n Union Line of Stages and Steamboats, by Tappa-
hammock respectfully inform the public and travellers
generally, that this line has been in operation year;
that the best OF coaches horses and experienced and
careful drivers and will be constantly kept that the
route affords the best accommodations, good roads and
no night travelling by land The stages leave the Bell
Tavern in Richmond, every Wednesday and Saturday
morning at O'clock and arrive at Tappahannock TO din
ncr, returning, leave TappahanDock every Monday
morning at o'clock, and Thursday mornings on the
rivalof the steamboat Patuxent from Baltimore and
rive in Richmond, i'll the evening On Saturdays they
must meet the Pauxent at Tappabannock ready TO take
passengers TO Baltimore, which arrives there the
cceding day by O'Clock, p. NJ The boat leaves Bal
imore every Wednesday morning and arrives Tappa-
hammock On Thursday morning. The PTopretors will
spare labour expense TO render this agrcea-
bic and they have the pleasure TO state that passengers
have uniformly expressed themselves delighted with
the line.
u Stage fare at the low rate of So so; intermediate
stages, cents per mile.
The Charleston Gazette, Petersburg Intellgcpccr,
lynchburg Virginian, will publish the above for two
months. oct. 10. 15-2m
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NOIiCE--A petition viii be presented TO the neSf
v General Assembly, praying release Of the claim
urged by The Safe oil Virginia, by virtue OF an es-
cheat, 10 certain tract, parcel Of land in Nsnse
mond County, called Mount Pleasant containing by
time 1873 IL acres OF which, VIM Shsnks died, seized
COLIN McRAE.
Oct. 30. 5d-n
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NpOARD ING HOUSE, NORFOLK, VA.--Mrs
Ed Benjamin W. Moss Gate of Richmond) inform
her friends and the public generally that she has takes
the large airy brick tenement two doors west OF the Ex
change on Main Street, Norfolk, Boarding House
and house Of Entertainments where she is prepared to
accommodate travellers and others in the best
have TO request my friends, acquanances and ira
velers generally give the above establishment a call.
oct. 22. 50-wdw BENZ. W. MOSS
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q PETITION will be presented 10 the next Lcgis-
IA ature of Virginia, praying for The passage Of an
act authorising William Blackburn 10 cut canal in
der TO convey the water from his MILL through the land
of Richard Kay in Essen County for reasons in said pc
tition TO be mentioned
Sept. g. 3J-wt1OthNoY
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HA ISMAL SWAMP LAND COMPANY The
u y members notified that the annual meeting of the
Dismal Swamp Land Company, will be held in the town
of Suffolk, the 18th day OF November next prcscrib-
cd by law and called meeting of said company will
be held in tho place the following days the 10Th,
by order Of the Presiden; anil Managers.
FIELDING LEWIS, Pres'df.
Dismal Swamp Land Company
Charles City, oct. 20. 49--I2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-12

a RAND SOLAR MICROSCOPE.-The public
IN are respectfully informed, the Proprietor of the
Microscope, has obtained very eligible room in the Mu-
scum in this city, Formerly occupied the Stauary
Room0 and which is fitted up for the purpose OF
better displaying the great nagnifying powers of the
astonishing instrument The will be open for vi
sors from 9, a. NJ to = p. NJ. epeTy far day
This surprising instrument discovers to view the most
minute bodies in the animal vegetable and mineral parts
OF creation, magnying them than 900, 900 times.
The apparent dust figs cheese, which living ami
malcua is scarcely percepdblc to the naked eye is mag
nifcd TO the size of from 10 feet, and in
actual motion, fighting and contending in the spirit
cd manner. Many other objects prepared and will
be exhibited. The interesting process of Crystalza-
ton is shown in most respendent and magnificent
oursIt needs but 70 be be most admired il be-
ing impossible TO give adequate description of its
brliancy.
" Admittance so cents, children half price.
Nov. g. 56-U
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TzNHE TAVERN AT HANOVER G. r. will be
"A rented, on the premises, on the 2lth of Novem.
Der, anover Court day. for the ensuing year. and pos
session given the LIST Of January, 1890 Particulars on
the day Of renting. BY THE PROPRIETOR.
Nov g. 56-3w
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lFRIWENTY DOLLARS REWARD viii give
a The above reward for The apprehension and deli.
very TO me lin New KsutO my negro girl Peggy, who
absconded from my house the 18Th Oct, aud i. sup-
posed at this time 10 he lurking about The borhood
Peggy is about Is years Of age, bright mulatto ih
curly hair, sharp spoken, with of her lower jaw
teeth out and five ee two or ihree inches high. Al
forw armed from harborng protecting the
sior esaid negro at the peril OF the law.
JOHN FRANCIS
Nov. 7. 57-3,"
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A IL persons having claims against the estate Of Mr..
"A Robert Morgan, decd requested to bring them
forward legally authenticated and those indebted TO the
estate are requested to make immediate payment, the
executor wishes TO close the business
JOHN r. THOMAS, Ex'or.
Of Robert Morgan, deed.
Charlotte County, oct. p. 51-wAws
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18Th March, fp' Isas. March II. 1O1-,f

NINE.f.4LE EDUC4ITO.N.-.liss Elizabeth Ba-
Il con grateful for the patronage Of a generous pub
lie tenders her services at Laurel HeaioD, the resi-
dence Of the subscriber, in Chesterfield County, about
fve miles from Manchester. The branches Of Tuition
spelling, reading, tcriting, arithmetic grammar
and geography, ,oiM the Of the globes The terms
are $50 per scholar for tstio and 75 for board each
bonreicr Jtsrohi,rs her bed, &c. She iciH
mence the sh Of January merit, and piH gire a ga
cation Of fire tceeks in Summer Payment to be made
haU yearly. SAMUEL PATTERSON.
". Il. Strict attention ,ciH be paid to yolng La
dies morality. Oct. 49, 46-U
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RICHMOND COTTON MANDATORY.
tOTTON cloths and yarns, of a superior quality
" manufactured at this establishment, offered for
SALE wholesale 81 retail at the Propretors Office ION the
street leading TO Shocke Warehouse) moderate prices
They will also wish To purchase quantity of prime
cotton OF the ensuing crop. preference will be given
to cotton IN the seed, which will be received of the
Planters on the most liberal terms.
May 10. 3--tf CUNNINGHAM & ANDERSON.
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W The ENQUIRER published week r.neralIv md
sntec tunes week during the session State
rIics the same N heretofore, Five Dollars annum PAYABLE
svsnce Notes OF chartered banks (only will no
seeivou peynicn The Editors will safety of
hom by MALL the postage of all letters being paid by the
No win he Discontinued ut tho dissertation Of tho
Edtotsl until all arrearages have been paid up - Wv
4 Whoevcr will or min. papors
have the tenth GRATIS. - ' f"P''' '"oi
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
usuance, so cents. ~ '"'"e o"-
>s<No advertisement inserted until been mid far NJ,
assumed by person in this c:ty, cnvons.' "
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|FaNRUST SALE.-Pursuant to the provisions of
Il Deed Of Trust, bearing date OH the 18th day of
May, 1929, executed by John Willis, and of record in
the Office of Henrico county court shall by the direc-
tons of the person for whom the said Deed of Trust
now is proceed to sell at public auction TO the highest
bidder Tor cash. the premises Saturday the 18th
day OF November next tract of land in the county Of
ienrco, containing hundred and five acres be the
same or less This land adjons the lands of Messrs
John A. Sheppard, John Sheppard and David A. Shep
pard, and lies on Chickahominy Swa,Ap Selling as
Trustee, shall convey only such title, as is vested in
me. ROBERT G.. SCOTT, Trustee.
oct. 81. 52-tds
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. iCHM OND ROLLING AND SLIT1IG MILL,
Il n AND NAIL MANDATORY. For sale
on very reasonable terms, from 500 to 1000 kegs
OF cut nails and hrads, Of various Sizes from 3D. TO
iOi, in kegs from lD0hs TO 2Dolhs warranted TO be
made from Sicedsh Iron, and not from Pig, or Bloom,
Iron, ~ is customary in the Northern States.
ALSO spikes FROM to inches, cnch Nails OF differ
en Sizes suitable Tor tobacco kegs and hhd. nail rods
horse shoe Iron, rolled Iron Of different widhs-ani
arc prepared TO execute with despatch any order. IL,
This line, and request merchants and others who deal
in nails &c. TO apply, il they want full assortment
Oct. 8. Ii-2aw2n u. HANALI. & co.
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LAAIE.NT4BLE CASUALTY.

Newly YORK, Nov. I've regret to recor,l the de ath
by drowning, OF Mrs. Millgan, the lady of MIR -
Millgan, respectable planter, Of Louisiana, and bro
ther OF Louis NJ Lane, OF Deiaware.-Y Yesterday, be
tween III ard ~ o'clock MIR. NJ with his Lady, a child
OF about months old, and female servant were dr-
ven in hackney coach to pier No. l3 East River for
the purpose of embdrking in the ship Salem, Captain
Richardson, for New Oflcans The driver of the car
rage Ina, ing mistaken the wharf, descended from hi.
box and took his horses 10y The head for the purpose
turning The coach when being startled by the noise OF
bar iron that being weighed the horses sud
denly backed off the wharf, aud precipa,ed the car
rage with The family in the ver.-By the active ex-
ertions OF Capt. II. the child and servant
rescued and had not the fistenings OF Mrs NJ cloak
given way she too would have been saved; she sank
however, aud il until nearly 40 minutes after
the accident that her body found under the bridge
OF the pier To which place had been carried by the
current-All Efforts al rescuscitaon by the Humane
Sooety's apparatus proved ineiIec iuaMr. Aiilligan
escaped by sprngine from the carriage after it had
reached the Wharf.-The horses were both drowned.
1t is due TO The driver, who il also the OF the
hack TO say, that he has long been known one OF
The most careful in the city, and that his
shewn by his leading his horses, instead Of driving them
while turning them.--Wr cannot omit stating the hui
attention Of Mr.. g b. Warner, sail maker. al IS
South street, at whose house the child Of Mr.. Mill
gan resuscitsted The corpse OF Mrs. Nilliga
was taken 10 the same house. yher. Ado.
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yayo rURNIsHERs or TIMpER.-proposaIs win

a. be received by the undersigned at the Farmers
Hotel in Manchester until the 10Th day of next month";
for furnishing or before the LIST of May 1880, stills
and rails for the Chesterfield Railway. The stills 10 be
OF white oak, feet 9inches long, by 10 inches i'm diane
ter. and atted side; the rails of heart pine,
inches by s, and in lengths of II 81 feet Both stills
and rails to be delivered on the line of the Railway;
il furnished from the tide country ON james Ri
yer, at the coal yards opposite Rockets.
The proposals will state the number of stills, and
Der OF feet OF rails which be furnished, and the
points at which they can be delivered.
M0NCURE ROBINSON,
oct 70. fo-td Engineer.
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ENDUCATlCN.-The subscribers school, for the in
AA structon of boys under Ii years of age will be
open on the 18th. of January 1880.
Terms,-For the usual Classical course of in
struction, and Re aiding, Grammar, Writing Arith-
me'ic, Geography and Mathematics, for two ses-
sions of five months each, $25 90
For board Qhe pupils finding bedding and tow
es) for the . sessions s5 90
IL the subscriber furnish these articles 90 90
CARTER BERKELEY.
Edge Wood, Hanover, oct. s. 4l-2awtIstJan
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pendent is OF opinion that SHOULD here give fair
trial Certain we that more wholesome or nutri-
cious ooi exists in the world than the vegetable pro-
dmc'ion from which il Is naLe ISnrnnnnh Rem
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NON1@ STICe
Esfract of a letter, dated

LONDON, Sept. 22d, 1929.
syou Will perceive, the opposition headed by Lord
Eioon and the Duke Of Cumberland, are very bitter
upon the ministry. season OF scarcity, and contin.
"ance OF the present depression of trade might do
something 70 remove them from power. The duke pnr-
sues The even tenor OF hs course aud frequently sops
anu examines TIE caricatures OF himself in the shor
owsapparently enjoying them much another.
no man could he better fitted in respect Of opposition
ior the po.t than hnself-he has no more ervcs
the statue Of Achilles at Hyde Park corner or the g.
quesir,"n gentlemen at Chning Cross. He ha. indeed
caused Sir James 10 institute suits agan. the opposi-
tion pressesnot that he for their bel. but il il
SAM al The Suggestion. oi an 'usrious per sonage"
IL cannot be denied that Eng land /, at this time in an
unhappy state. The vast amount OF her debt and the
DANGER oil augm"nting II, eclues the possibility of her
going to war This Is the key to her remaining inactive
anu sup'ne, While Russia is conQmcring Turkey, and
acquiring the road to Syria, Egypt and India II is
believed That recurrence to the old paper system will
alter the ensuing session OF Parliament take the place
oil The present cncy measures; and perhaps the
sent FREE TRADE policy be ahoi.heL Changes win
must be made. Ireland thanks to OConne and the
Brunswickers, ia in terrible state; and the manuiac
turing Districts OF England very turbulent anil riot
Gus Sill L cannot imagine tor moment, that any
msh convusion Is to he dt eaded The abolition OF
ne East India monopoly, and partial issue OF small
NOES WI enthusiastically estimate s danger
the institutions or tho country.
23d.-Iou will perceive |, the papers, which viii,
doubtle" be forwarded to you that there is probabili-
~ OF peace between Russia ami Turkey. The Latter
but do no, by any means consider peace certain.
In France, there is prospect OF change of Ministers
1t must take place, or a revolution will ensIe.
MIR Wssling ton Irving has arrived in town, anil ia
Ken upon himself the duties OF Secretary to your eya
ton. nv y Com ddp