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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-03
Dec. 90.
Vai,,oble Lands for .Soy,

n EXIouS to remove to the West, offer for sale, q
60 Tract Of LAID in Henrico county containing by old
rs lying the Brook Turnpike road snd adj
joining the lower Toll Gate, within mile Of City
Rthmond-This tract has on ~ small, but comfortable
Dwelling House, with out houses attached.
Also, other Tract IN Hanover, which reside
Pctopc,oroy Greek, containing $40 ucrs,-wi,hu "a
miles Of Richmond; $50 acre. Of which cleared the
msinder under the origns grothThere shout IS
eres Of creek land, part of which rec,ned This Tract
wn S =" h o. choice ,,u
bly, healthy further description is deemed unnecessary
imagine no one disposed TO purchase, will do without
viewing the premises.
The above Tracts will be laid OF 10 suit purchasers, and
Young Negroes taken in payment The former will Re
shewn by Mr.. John Wadrope, at the Toll Gate mr. w.
ID Young and the latter by the Suh,erher Any eommuni-
cation TO this subject, will be promptly attended
JNO. ". ELLIS.
Nov. AZ uff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-03
Sale u Land and NegToes.

Sale Q/ Land and Negroes.
a L the plantation called Kennon's, (near GEM:
ene to Brdge0 IA the Co. of Amelia belonging TO
the estate of the late Jerman Baker, will be sold
on Monday, the 18th day of January, 1929, if fair,
and il not on the next fair day, sixty five most val
liable slaves, consisting Of men, women s. children,
boys and girls, and including several excellent
house servants.-The men and boys, and some of
the girls, will be sold for cnsh, and the remainder
on a credit of twelve months, the purchasers Civ
ing bond and security, to be approved by the UNI
dersigned before the property is delivered.-These
slaves are well worth the attention OF all persons
wanting such property, they are unusually like
ly, and we'll disposed.-At the same time will
be sold about 700 barrels Of corn, like credit
OF twelve months, and on the same conditions as to
bond & securty.-The plantation being on Apo
mattex river, the purchasers of corn can easily
have it transported up or down the river as they
may require.
ON THE SAME DAY
The plantation and land will be sold by the She
riff for the benefit of the Commonwealth, on cred
1t OF one, two, three and four years, the purchaser
giving bond and approved security, besides deed
OF trust to secure the purchase money.-The tract
OF land contains eleven hundred and thirty acres;
lies broad side on Appomattox river, and has on it
at least two hundred acres of low grounds, with
most comfortable buildings Of all sorts. There is
sufficient proportion Of wood lard the tract, and
much of the high land in good heart-upon the
whele il is very desirable farm, being in gen.
eel and intelligent neighbourhood.
tn. MILLER, Administrators o
WIN. OLD. Jerman Baker.
Dec. 49, 66-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-03
Institution for the Education Of Young Ladies.
RS. BLETTERMANN ha. nns ned Al a IeiIr.d hou.r,

Institution for the Education Of Young Ladies.
M RS. BLETTERMANN has opened at a retired house,
built aud fitted for the purpose, between Chsrltss.
vile and the University Institution fer the private n.truc
ton Of ladies all the polite aud useful branches of
female education The ladies will be members OF her
family. They will be subject control truly parental
AID their will be directed with view to
mental Improvement Whatever taught the ,Pprov
ed literary institutions for female instruction in Europe,
Mrs BFtterman will teach have taught under her
immediate and L.rectiop. She will herself
in addition English Grammar, teach Writing, Arithmetic
GecHaPhy the of the Globes, and History sacred and
proisne She will give regular Instruction IN the Spanish
French and Italian Languages The French language will he
used medium of interchange Of sentD rnts and wishes,
the transactions, Of the family This
Mrs Bniemsn aaer. beIse will very much facilitate the
acquisition Of thi, useful and interesting language.
Mrs. Bleermann in the establishment here announced is
Influenced partly by 10 the qualification of her
feelings. she has communicating know
edge to the youthful mind aud partly BY wish she trusts
TO do good.
Pa ent, and Guariisbs who may he disposed place
child ward under her may be informed raeu.
larry OF her plan, mode of instruction, and domestic reguls
ions, by an application at the School house.
Music, Dancing and Drawing rednired 10 be taught will
constitute the only extra eSpense' Terms Two hundred
Dollars Ter scss:cn.
5o19i--
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-03
D0rer L,oud Cor Sotc

BEAUTIFUL Highland Farm the county Of g ooeh
N land within 20 miles Of Richmond lying upon the
tern side OF Dover creek and reaching 10 james RIVER
offered for ae Contains about 500 Ia which so ar,
river bottom Of the highest grade 49, rich meadow and
tie hiisnee, red land Of eyeesn quality Que half heavily
uDeefed 9th Oak Thi, farm among the best sivtf
hisi-lsnd, ~ product, sbvunds good water
~ the Canal and almost reaches the door Of Dovet.m,
which sdofd ready supply Of meal through the
drough OF summer, and often, good market for whest
ss'd nee Of two years upon II, With oleshy nuuefou,
nily and knowledge Of the river country within 80
miles " Richmond shove, enables the proprietor say with
confidence, that hs believes there hut few snson, ON
tho river more healthy. The dwtlbBz houp is new and
eUmmodious, and The other BUILDINGS suitable. propagation
for the farm may be made thfo Mr.. Drew o Richmond OF
r. Hupnc al Dovefm Post OGiee; and any one vy,bu.
TO see H. invited to visit the proprietor the premises,
Dec. a. -ey
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-03
RIOHmoMD sEMIM Any.

TY7IiF respectfully informs the public, that the
duties OF his SCHOOL will be resumed on the I'd Jsnuary
In The building street, just completed Tor tue
and behrug above In offering Seminary
on more scale TO the patronage OF the public, the
refrain from returning his sincere THANKS,
for ths apifor and suhed support he has hitherto
received The srsng now made are attended WIN
heavy EXPENSES; but hope cherished That the adVsodt
20 the public the efforts OF an iudiydus viii
secure their The objections hitherto made TO tue
pr,ce of tuition this Seminary, obvatedi snd us
dv,nsse, hereafter he enjoyed by rer,vn' 10 moderate
this what the updersgned na ionf Wsheo
20 edee bu, hss never been able to aeeopP.h hhefhe
Ia thi. intuition three distinct Sohoo viz an,
Lspgusg mahemstie' In tht school
Of MAhepstic. will he taught Spelling reading, Writing
Ciecy,v n,, Of globes Att meiic, Book Keeping, hge
hrs, Geontuy TTgonCmetfy, Pseteh Surveying, Men'ua
ton Come eetious, FluSivn Mr. m0uHy gentleman 10
les, teaching than dnsui.bed IS natnema
tttiap will conduct thus dep nes Notivs VI france OF
unqueoDable ability, vii teach french snd sPsuIb
aud pobsby Dfssrug liz Aucitni Language, shall he
s.tsd by Mr.. Winfnn Po0re, To whose tspsbilhy aud
Industry testify. II he seen tbtp, that there viii
he four erehers cossuly employed the Seminary, aud
nav be expected that all the pupils shall receive
ess snd ncea,ipg attention. rsftcu1riy tie number to
Sseh T,acber Is oGsosisiy limited to twenty bvery
veu,.n.e Necessary isciiss Their progress aud 10
iu,fste Their ies, has been carefully pfOvided their
have no, neglected sud dur ns hours Of eores
ton b.y ,bsl re essbl,d totnJpy innocent manly and
within The the Semnsry
. vnd, f,igned now respectfully oonhdes TO the puh
p,,ron,ve az 1, the estsbbmem ci WHICH he has
yeats Of shour aud sppst'on and whh ne lonely
homes found squslo any private estabhhen 10 we
country Gentlemen distance, who may WISH Tor ,niorns-
ton .nsstns lie ebTacer ~ the SeioDsfy are referred 10
sny Of tbeir isu5s n tbf, CITY OF 10 the saou o. ,hs
University Of Vnsinis. Communications aoeres'eo 70 tne
under,ixneJ will receive prompt ,t,en,ion ..,,..
WILLIAM BURKE.
~ % 72-st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-03
CENTRAL HOTEL.

fE Subscriber happy inform hi, friends, the Mem
Il hers OF the Legislature aud the citizen, Of Richmond
he has fitted that large and .omuod,
Guiding, the Of ixh and and nearly
Po,~ the Merchants, Coae House aad Eagle Tavern, for
Hotel ks'toratise The newly aud elss'"'y
funished spseous and roowy lis table will be daily snp>
piled with all the drcsees Of the and the choicest Of
old liquors. The Restorative. VIII be always open, and will
present hill of fare sufficient please the DAINTY
petite Wild Ducks Oyster. all other materials for the
tte, wal, be aboudanty provided. Private families all
times be supplied with fresh Oysters For the keeping Of
horses his ,ahiese filed with the best grain AMI plenty
Of clean stalls, lie .o.s that proportion public
which his efforts may deserve He likewise prepared to
aeeor,snodate ~ OF is beaidsis by the year.
THOMAS BALL.
Dec. a. es-H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-03

800 REWARD

<nHE shove reward Will he paid for the apprehen,S Of
- n.gio man named RfCH1RD, who eslls himself
RICHARD SMITH, why left my lot Saturday Night,
and wowsn, mora, who, II s believed, have gone Of
Sse6er Richard black fellow, about fee7 or 10
oht' bsb very sey wben well dressed, but Of rather had
eJuneusnee when spoken he had svndy oobes amost
them bu' '9tioqt coat, mars !. ,io gal, about u y.s
od no, very bscs OF pleasant eounteDanee when pess
she hsd MKT winter dress aud variety Of other oo,hs,
nj reeol'eeed The sbcvs f.low Ia, lei wfs snd chill
gent, aud fesd ard ably wt h. b.. no doubt
iogeds pas. snd will probably aiemp, TO get the nJ
en Ma'e' ry doilsrs will he paid Tor hp sione, sud 20
for MARS, fifty tster together I'd delivered 10 The NIB
tnbst, or scuted IN m Vgios, the same rropor
ton Of 100 dolls and si2esse pad. lsk.n out Of the Sise
spd delivered ous' W F.MicOU
! Dte.fS. Co. sf2a,gf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-03
BY RITCHIE s. COOK.

g5 The ENQUIRER is published twice week generally
aud three during Of the State Lssa
tuePrcs, this heretofore FIVE Dollars per snnun
payable advance Notes of ehssra bank,
osIyl will be in ps Tn. Editors will u.r.n-
hs safety Of rssns .hsIs BY naths postage sfsis-
tsrs being paid, by the writer's.
n No paper will be disc ntnusd but nj the iiserssn Of
bs Ednols) until all arrssrss<s have been paid up. 49,
AZ Whoever will guarantee the payment OF nine
ball have thu tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
s- One square, OR LESS-First ms esntisaeh
continuance, so cents.
tNo inserted, until il has either been paid
for assumed by person hi, city. ITS snvuors
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-03

rIHEhE will he school AZ NY house the ensuing yest
j. conducted by Mt. WIN A. Gillespie Iu the g. bol VII
he tsughl the Greek and Latin lsogusses, the
and all thos. branches continuing good English edueon
few additional scholars he received into the
on he following twins Beard, Washing Lodging e s,sy
dollars fOn'on W the Greek and Latin Languages Twenty FIVE
doIsr ." English twenty doqv,, Tor the bos,, wear
dssm onnetesssty to ,,y sny tbiuy Of Mr.. @ ousl6.
e'n more then 10 remark thai he hiss had several year.
eSprrtu aud 20 refer TO e ample Testimonial 10 his no
,.i''n hoard he had IN other fssPeetsbe miies ~
the neishbourhoVd.
Letter, should he directed 70 Evers,svhs AnemarIs
County JOHN II. CAMPBELL
Dee q Gs-W4x
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-03
TRIJSY NILE.

IN PURSUANCE Of the oy,ions Of deed o tfu'i
eeutsd 10 the subscriber by Will. Copir besring date
the 18th day Of Sept. 1874 aud recorded in the CeE Of.
fee Of county eour the 26tb Of October following
for The purpose OF securing 10 Rehsrd Lamore the payment
Of su6i OF money therein nsnoosd will he sold the
highest BIDDER cash, Monday the 18Th Of Jsuusry
ntg;u front NJ the Bell Tavern at ~ O'Clock, cerisn
piec or pstceI Of ground 10 the ey OF Richmond ~ Duvs.
addition said city, being part Of lot Number fifty four
with brick house theson) ,onsining 81 feet tJut, and
running back one Inundated ard ten l<et-And the
day, will he sold; tie highest bidder, for cab, negro
boys much Of the property will he ,iocer, 70 raise
bS sid none v, with which nsy tbef
Rave seetusd, aud silk costs sed ehsrsc
40. P0ORE, Tfutee.
Der g. 70 "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-03
VdiudbIe Roanoke Land for Sale.

VdiudbIe Roanoke Land Jof Sale.
IN Virtue Deed Of Trust executed to the subscriber by
Iohn Tayor and Elizabeth his wife, and duly recorded
the County Court Brunwk dated the 9th OF March s2s
.s sell the highest bidder, at public suction on Thurs
day the 29h Of January 1929 the premises, tract OF
land living on Roanoke called Blacks ferry and partly
10 the eounes of Meekeubug, Brunswick aud Warren, N
,,on, containing 1900 acres, 800 of which frat
late low grounds upland of deep mulsi,o 'oi very pro
ducve and ahoundng wild locust gowth Also, At the
,ame time and piaos land in the county OF Bruins
wick ON euto Greek called Walkers, containing 40 acres
veil Also, four FIVE lots the town OF Mon
roe N Carolina on Of which store House
The terms Of sale will be has Of the purchase money
Twelve months day Of sale, and the other half IN
two wears The purchasers executing bond with
approved security and deed VI trust on The land to secure
the psyuent LIE" 'ot'i 80, .Lu''e''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-03
Vaiua5Ie Reai Esfofe fo,. Soje-

pUudOie Real Estate Jon Sale.
virtue oil deed OF trust bearing date the 18th Noyem
i8%@ aud duly recorded in the Clerks Once Il the
court OF Amherst, the 9Th day snusfy $685.
Jane. D. Pendston Of said county, conveyed TO the under.
ssned az tu Tor the therein mentioned, some
tam tract or parcel OF land containing 75S be the
more or less, lying and being in the county If Amherst
Bualoe River both sides Of the road from New Glasgow
TO Lynehburg and adjoining the lands Of David s. Gsrand
hens the same lands which Thomas Aldrdge purchsssd
John Camm and John Warwick aud which we're conveyed
ny the said Adrdge and Caharne his wife the said Jas.
g. Pendieton, by deed beating date the goth April,
TOE subscribers OF othem SHALL Monday the 10Th day
"i 'anusy next before the front door Of the Eagle e
the CITY Vi R Inn ,nd proceed 10 sell the Aforesaid at Of
land TO the highest bidder, for ready money, pobc
oo, for tue purposes othe said The on
this land are two story brick dwelling house, with
flour; brick office with reLe..aty out boy
e ice house and framed oversee house, bstn &C.
fhe water equal TO any the upper country, the improve
nen IN GOOD condition. the plantation under good system
OF culture and sdaPedto the growth Of first rate tobacco,
corn and whes the situation hesby end the hood
dtsifsbe This aud situated shout tDile from New.
Glasgow The County town, about mile, from the court house
u the county and about 20 miles frt m Lyme hburg.
p. N. NICHOLAS, Trus-
WEI. NEKERVIS, tees.
1TA thersques, Of the Trustees the sbo,e sale will con-
menee al i2Oeloek, and will be conducted by
THoS. TAYLOR.
Nov. ~. S. ids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-03
OXFORD aC8DEafJES

EHE winter session in each of these Seninsrie will
L uenee Gu the 18th Of Jsnu,ry next.
The Femse Academy under the sup Of IN,
Rev Joseph Lsbsree assisted by two ladies u eminent quail
heatinns. Miss E. Hum hfies who Music and the
French language iDsuctes, OF considerable experience
having sught for sI years the moravsn School
in Bethlehem aud this At sdeny during the
past
The Male Academy will he under the supsrins ci
Mr.. James 70. Jobpson as heretofore.
North Csrolius. Dec. 49, CO. ys6y
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FEMALE ScHoLL, M1LL.BRoox,

TEMALE OCIfOLL, NIILL-DKOUK5
(7he residence Of the late J. ". Eppes)
HRhE subscriber has established this school, Tor the Pur
~ po,e educating her daugh aud will receive few
boarders the following term,--
For board exclusive Of he'd, &c) snd tuition, in all the
ear, S,U0
70 Ora wing & Painting, lS
a. Plan 4 0rnam entail needle-work, 5
Bed and bedding will be furnished tor the usual charge
The school which operation, under the dirsc
ton OF Mr.. II. Ruddyhose of instruction
lar system Of en.ical studies MARTHA u. EPPES.
Lanshorne's Tavein Cumberland, peare, Post Office.
Dec. 20. 69-2awiw
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sIh REMARD.

IUfLLbe given for the delivery 20 me 81 Clifton Cs.
w tetsvle " my Rob- who fsnswsy the oath Of
October ss, He Of esther low 'sture, quite hscs
PEAKS slowly ahDut IS years old has vie al Cst Gee,
lonsn "a fuvsnUs, snd probably lurking shout there,
General Cookies FROM pu hin n he be oJs.
ed ~ jail 50 that get I,ai. 7 will Five hols--
RANDOT PHI HARRISON.
itf VII
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-03

JfEW NIP or DLRGI.f1-d.
INHE New Map of Virginia. compiled from actual surveys
Il under the authority OF the State, 10 Published, ard
may be obtanedby deuus Of procuring sppea
ion to Wm d. Richardson, the in the City Of Rich
mond.
Tins work. Effected by the lsbour Of many years. and
cost oil aud has perhaps urPass
cd IN variety aud of detail beauty aud
Of sIeeuen Hreeets the highest credit the and
SUI oil the persons Immediately concerned in its publication
and must prove highly gratifying and useful to the public The
legislature have authorized the sale of $50 Copies only Of this
MAP on scale Of five mss the inoh and the
cu've with the view of making the sale. extensive rapid
a. possible have directed the copies be disposed Of the
moderate price of $40.
Under these crcurstance: is probable that person.
shall not make esfly applicaou will be obtain
Copy OF thus beautiful aud valuable work.
August ). 25-tf
Map Of pirginia, reduced from the Nins Sheet Aap Of
the state according 10 tAe ProDisisni
Assembly, passed M March, 1887 also pubiisAed and
De o6fansdon application aboue Price So per copy
Copies u 6oth MapS, portable FORM ay
| obtained II preferred. Dee %, 1897.
WE Subscriber having iIr past declined ANY
new engagement his profession, and having
teuded the Superior Courts in Richmond solely pu
pose Ut hnuhin< his business them means, lure TO e
cline h., regular auendance.-Hi' Son James NJ wekham
VIII lake charge of his papers, aud att nd 10 his
The Subscriber has doubt that they will be carefully aud
diligently attended to- Whenever has Clients, request II, or
he thinks he cen be of SCI vice c them he will
gumsn, OF ilen Causes. JNO. WlOkHAM.
| Dec. 2. el-u
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CHARLES CARTER s. Co.
T Y u T. FO u " ID r. X s.

No. II South Cduert.st. Boitim0Te
HAVING furnished themselves with Moulds, Matrices. &c
III for Casting Types Of the modern aud approved
style, ready receive orders for any kind gusny
OF Types
They have hand FOunts Of Type Of yarou. ze, Flow
sr, Quotations Lssds, Space Rules Brass Rules Gases, &c
Also large assortment, OF Cuts and Large job Letter (on
solid bode and will take ioFfe''ous Om Wood Outs Of sny
description
o. & 90. baye constantly hand Printing Ink Of .u-
perioi quality.
Orders viii be executed with pfonriue.., on the most n
voursbe terms aud pain, spared ~ furnish avery article
Of the beet qUslfy
Specimens Willie Issued 10 The course Of the winter.
Baltimore, Dec. %. 10
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PIIBIIC SALE
5a~ai-

ga Virtue of deed of trust executed by VIM Watkins 10
he ubcrihers the 29h of Auy. aga, and recorded in
the CLERKS office OF POwhaaD for purposes therein mentioned
will be sold, 10 the highest bidder, public auction, for
sady money, Powhaian Court House "Wednesday the
2is day Of january next s2e being day, Negro
slave. Frank and Suoky Comet mare Colt,
uubre cart aud the plantation utsp,i. Of the said
Wn. Watkins. The title vested in the subscribers will b,
conveyed TO the purchasers.
VIM. OLD,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-03
CHMOND, VIRGINIA, SATURDAY, JANUARY 8, IL
NOTICE.

tfNHE Executive v proposals in conformity with
the Ptov'ens Of the Sd sectiuB OF the
the Armoty, hereto " Aud be further snseted
Executive be authorized required upon
what term. the 1rmory Buildings Land attacked thereto,
can be Sold exchanged leased for Of years,
nunieats to the neat Gsuerai Assembly the result their
snqsiry" by order vi the Ex. eut,ve.
. WIN. Ii. RICHARDSON, &C.
Executive Department.
18th March, 1873.
Msrrh ~ tOI ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-03
IfI.SS HTIEHEN

~, EspEorEufI v -! ~ 70 oH ,.,.c
40 ior The insiueon Of young Ladies, opened
Isl n'' ~ which will he taught the following
ohograPhy Reading, Writing Arithmetic, English Grammar,
ueofiaphy Natural and Moral Philosophy, History, Ohunol
ogy Bellies tres, and Composition. The French
aud MUSIC will be taught, wished. BosId,r. will
ee,yed $50 session. for board and tuon Ws.hns
ao Lodging 40 dolls. The session consisting 10 months.
DAY pupils ~ dolls. Fuel D1 50ct,. AL
attention will he paid to the health aud Of young
ladies. Oct g. al
MEf TAVERk-IiOUSE, LOT, anu other improve VI. us
% adjoining the Public Square and within co 30 yard.
oil the courthouse undergoing thorough rsra with such
addHons rs TO make smoDg the Spacious and
convenient Establishments Of the kind the country
completed 10 warrant the belief that win be ready for
tenant III all the month Of Nov next.
The Establishment is offered for rent for
years.
and respectfully invited examine situation n il i,
quite certain better stand Cannot be easily obtained
believing to be unnecessary any thing further of The
houses than they unusually spscou combining every
desirable convenience To first they will put
at low price. SAniL Williams
August IS. 29N HniiSo- oo,,r,6o,,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-03

Farmers Bank IF YHginia.
VINHE annual OF the ivr election
OF Director. for the Bank and for the Offices
and Deposit, will be held Wednesday,, the 7h day
January next.
Dec. p a ST. swtd
To the Stockholders Of the Farmers Bank of
1IRGINId
meeting of the Stockholders their Bank H,u.e,
submitted
the present Agency at Dauvie he converted
o an once oil Discount aud Deposit, and thsta
Of Stockholders be appointed, prepare and
Regulations tor the veinment thersoIn-
Wereupcn the meeting adopted the following Resolution
Resotued That the consideration of the foregoing
luton he postponed until the General esinr
Stockholders, and that the Prc.dent be requested give
notice to the Stockholders generally that the Resolution
will then be submitted 20 thyir CONSIDER alton.
Jn compliance with the above request have caused the
resolutions IN be published, and the question of great
impo tauee full Representation of the Soek desirable.
p. N. NICHOLAS, Pr-,dt
OF the Farmers Bank OF Virginia
Nov 81. s8-t7thJ
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Dec. qs
NOTICE.

y
THE subscriber will sell privately his tract Of land
Bedford county, situated the north and 2nh fork, 81
Goose Creek and the main road leading from Lyuchburg
Fnea,e, ~ miles west oil Liberty and adjoining Capt
Buford 1t about 100 OF which 500
cleared The part which i, uucesIsd except small
porou excellent tobacco land OF the cleared land $50
low grounds Of the frat quality and the remainder
remarkably tue high land Tbi; of the best tracts of
land the upper country, being well adapted the cuva.
ton Of tobacco and all kinds Of lies kaby well
and very free from stone if divided would make two
handsome tracts which shall be doue, il those VIM wish to
purchase wish IT, Persons wishing TO purchase may apply 10
the subscriber residing in the negbborhood Of New London,
Buford residing the tract WIN. IRVINE.
Jnn III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-03

HnHE Subscribers Farms Edge Wood aud Broouield
still offered for sale The former tract containing 7O2
acres, the latter s7I
The land may be and the terms known by application
10 the proprietor at Edge Word.
The School, lately advertised for male and female Pupils
will bs.opened Edge Wood the 18th Of janusry, 1879
CARTER BERKELEY.
Dec. 81. s. I'm