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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-27

znuE subscriber respectfully informs the
II public that he has now on hand sone
really splendid articles in his line OF business
and, also. tina, he Inns made arrangeme MIS-
which will enable him at all times anu Al Tue
shortest notice, 10 supply those wh" may , @
-, .,;,h ,he, patronage with Coaches, Gigs,
Baronches, or any other description OF Car
riages, from Newark IN. J.) which IS known
TO be- the rery best Manqyaciory ofsueh articles
in The morid. Arrangements have also been
made with manufactures in Ph'iade'phla anu
a;vs, ran always be Immediately supplied
The subscriber likewise continues to carry
on the Carriage making business and Is pre- IRE
oarsd to make Carriages OF any descr'pt,o"
which may be wanted by those who prefer 10, ;ne
h.me manufacture. He viii also DO any - MINI ,hs
of repairs on the cheapest TERMS anu '''
u'os' P'"' HENRY NJ. DIDLAKE.
Am IN
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NOTICE..

pursuance ofa deed ofiru,t, executed TO
Il me by John Bullock, for the purpos. of so.
curing 10 William Daniel, the paymentofa Ger
tain sum OF money, which deed besrs date the
sixth day OF June, 1928, aud is recorded in the
Clerks Office OF The Hastings Cour, at Lynch
burg. VIII, On Friday the 2S,h day Of Janua-
ry next, expose 10 public auction, for cash. ON
,oe premises, one half oftwo lots Of ground +.
yng on the Main street, in Lynchburg, tho
6rst lot having been conveyed 10 John and
James Bullock. by Rowland Jones, adjoining
f'anterAWarehousr,a and the other conveyed to
Jon" Bullock by James Saunders. as will an
pear by dceds VI rec, rd in tue Clerks Office of
the corporation of Lynchburg
Acting ne trustee will convey TO the pur-
chaser such title as 10 vested in me by the deed
OF trusi above menl oneJ
WIN. KADroRD, Trustee.
Dec % "a.
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.NNyertise Went.
Aug. 30

- SHALL petition the next Legislature ,oa
r., ~ ;nve,, in me the baiasee OF The
r;sb, in a certain tract of land len by the
. IN, =, c.,aosi David Hunt. agt to bisldaugh-
W. w." p =, r. Be-, d, there of tie Children now
under age, by ny making over 70 them ,sna y"a "s
Negroes to the amvu't OF their land a., an q,
ie, me take them and their all to the STATE o. o.
M;..o 1 which will appear before your ho%,
orable Body by the said Hunts ~,'i anu nn wy ''
Of the same. "a
New London Dec %.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-27
Nov. 25
Amherst County November Court, 1880.


Jacob Phillips, plaintiff against Arson Tinsley, and
w lillian Mcdonnell aud john Talbot, curators OF Joha
Hansard, dec ID, defendants.-in Chancery.
The defendant Arson finsey not having entered his
appearance aud evensecury according the ofAs
sembly and the rules OF this court, and il appearing
satisfactory evidence That he is not nhabtant
country IL is order I'd that the said appear
here ON the first day of February and answer
tho bill Of the plaintiff and that copy of this order be
nseredin some newspaper printed in tn. town
of Iynchburg for months successfully and posted at
the trout door Of the courthouse in this county,
A Copy-Teso, ARTHUR Is. DAVIES, C.
December Dc. WIN
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COVartnershiN

ru,liE subscribers will, in future, carry on
L their Rope. Twi"e, and Bagging making
business, at the old stand oil y. II. Echois, nj
tho lower end OF main street, under the firm OF
Echols aud CundiH. where they will keep on
hand good assortment Of Cordage, Twiue L.
Cotton Baggiog, for sale wholesale and retail,
nj unusually low prices.
J. II. ECH0LS,
JONATHAN T. CUNDiFFs
April 90 4.
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For rent, and Negroes for hire.
Dec %

H-AHE -r,'is~"s,,.~.J., .,..
The brick house. containing sir rooms lat Iy
IN the occupancy OF MIR. John Boiling. and near
John y Jrhnson's Tavern.
The white house recently IN the occupancy
of William Daniel, Jr, E'q, Tho brick house
lately occupied by Capt. M. Talbot Those
tenemenis have each two good rooms, with n
cellar, and are admirably calculated for a pro
fessioual gentleman. or Tor small Groceries, they
being opposite ihe Franklin Hoiel. Immediate
possession can be- had OF either.
have for hire the ensuing year, from Twelve
to hiie.n valuable negro men, among " heh sie
Two valuable Carpenters,
with complete sets OF tooIs. four men accu.tom
ed TO tobacco factories, good waterman, osi
LEI. common loborers. &c. DC
GEORGE WHITLOCKE.
Dec. 30 Wv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-27
AAnAinistrator's Sale.

\NTflLL be sold, at public aucton, on Tues
E." day the 2Sth day Of December, il fair, IL
not, the next fair day thereafter, at the late
residence oil Nathan Reid, deed near New
London. all the personal property. (negroes
excepted) belonging TO the estate, consisting
oil Horses, Cattle. Sheep aud Hogs the crop Of
Corn. Whea,, Oats, Tobacco, Hay, Blades aud
Top Fodder-iogether with the Planiatio u
tensils aud Household aud kltchea Fnrn,inrr.
Terms Of sale. Cash for all sums under len
Dollars over that sum a credit of nine months
will be gwen. The purchaser giving bond with
approved security.
On the same day. will be rented for the en-
sung year, on u credit OF Il months, The
Plantation on which the deceased lately re ided,
containing sou or 1000 acres, ON which there
is good Dwelling House, aud convenient Out
Houses al-n, n valuable Saw aud Merchant
Mil. The Land will bo divided into two or
more parts. If desired by those Wishing 10
rent.
will also, on The same day, on credit OF
II months, HE for the following yea, nine
Slaves. Sale 10 Commence at 10 o'clock, A.
NJ.
All persons indebted TO the estate ale re-
quesied 10 come forward and settle tber ac-
counts, and those having claims against The
same will please make them known.
n. REID, Admir-. of
Nathan Reid, decd
Dec. l3 tbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-27
Mrs. y. W CaiAAWay

DETURNS her thanks &c her friends and
~ the public in general for the Liberal pat
lOnage she has received, and informs them that
she has on hand an assortment OF BONNIE Is,
both silk and Leghorn, and will bleach. dye
aad alter Lsghorns in the newest aud most ap-
proved style She further informs her friends
mat she has now with her a young lady from
New York, every way capable OF carry ins OH
every branch Of the Millinery Business, after
'Oe latest and most approved style.
i December 30 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-27
TERMS.

ryPor 81 per annum payable in az months
otion will be received for less time tnan a.
aud no paper will be discontinue are arc paid
n Advertisements will he ~ = cents for each
.,asre Tor es the first time and 81 mus, y. psd for
t';n,s,ca Those from n distance mus. 20 pa ad ~
continuance. ;nss,tion or the payment assumed by
iaas ra,eons,be person in Lynchburs, ..,s
cbpacery orders not eareeding two sqaa'esare
10, addressed tho Editors must DO posi-
lid q, ,bey will not be attended, 1.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-27

NOfICE.-By virtue of deed Of irus,
~ executed 10 the subscriber by Charles G.
Patterson, for the purpose of securing certain
debts mentioned therein due to A. b. Nicholas,
will he sold TO the highest bidder, for cash,
at the residence of said Patterson, in the coun.
~ OF Bedford, on Thursday the Both day OF
this month, (becemher,) the following proper
~, to wit A tract of Land. containing fifty
acre., on the waters Of Goose Creek, in said
county. Al'o, Saw aud Grist Mill, on said
Creek-Also, tract of Land containing $50
acres-and tract containing between five aud
SIX hundred aces, both lying on Goose Creek,
aud the following Slaves, To wit. n girl Ly-
dfa a girl Lucy boy Hin y aud 10Y
or so much Of SAID property as viii he suIEcien
10 pay the debts secur !. As trustee, will con.
vey 10 the purchaser icht tie as is vested IN me-
JOSEPH WILSON.
Dec. 10 tbs
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10 the Stockholders Of the Lynchbmg
and Salem Turnpike CompanY.

ME subject of lhe sppropriating the tolls
-. 10 the extension Of the road, having beea
presenrd 10 the leg stature now in session, the
Stockholders are requested TO meet at the
Franklin Hotel in l.ynchbuIg, ON Thursday the
3Oth OF this month, that they may express their
views on ,hs subject. punctuaI attendsnce is
requested, either IN person or by proxy.
JOHN M. GORDON, Clerk,
Dec. % A
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waSNiNG MAENAN T.

Tothe cit,zeHs OF LynchoaS.
ur S.hscrib.r having purchased the rig hi
Of DEWE's REVOLVING STEAM
WASHER. for the county OF Campbell. begs
-. 10 info, IN the citizens Of Lynchhurg that
- sa. oow a, the Franklin Hotel a quantity of
~. ahove Machines Tor sale, and respectfully
;ns;,es their attention to the performance OF
he above machine. Wh. MooKt'
Dec 90 o.
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TAKE NOTICE.

" ~ 'oo"u, lor said 10 have been ioand, }
an, w negro oimiae, between this place
hom n ...'ae"ce' in Amherst county, Z miles
,,n. Lynchhars, BANK NOTE, which the
Vii, s.a nave by giving satisfactory evide nee
hen, 'Hg "is' aod pnying Tor this advertise
Der y, WIN. KENT.
Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-27
k.anA fOr Sale.

WE wish to sell ,, ,'" , Of la"d, lying o."
miles north-eas, of Capt Pascbai Buford's. in
the county of Bedford; containing by surrey
500 acres, Of which about $50 or 400 acres
are cleared. There is some first rate Tobacco
land 10 clear. This land lice well, is well wa
tered, and i, in n good slnte of cultivation. Per.
sous wishing to purchase, can apply TO Bartlett,
Thompson. living on the premises, or TO Cspt
r. Butord, who knows we'll the siiua ion.
A. THOMPoON,
BARTLETT THOMPSON d.
Nov 25 On
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-27

NJ OIlCE.-All persons having claims a
IN eainst me- are desiredto present them to
Messr,. J. e. CT Poe, OF 10 myself for payment
WILLIAM FOE.
Dec. Is N4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-27
sAX.E OF .NEGNOES.

"ILL be so1d, at pubIc auction 10 the
w highest bidder. on Wednesday the filth
OF January 1891, bei.re the Conri-honse door.
IN the town Of Liberty, county Il Bedfoad, u
bout
Thirty Tatuabie Slapes'
consisting Of men. women, boys aud girls. the
property %. Calohill Nennis, deceased. Terms
made known on The day OF sale.
JOHNF. SALE, Admr. of
Caiohill honnis, deed.
Doc tds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-27
FOR RENT.
Dec. 16

HTOTlCE.-All persons having claims a.
gains, the subscriber. will present then
for nayment in his absence they may be pau
oea " DAVID ROSSER.
Dec. 16 ."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-27
NEGROES for Hire and Sale.

Negroes for Hire and Sale.
NNTlL. be offered for hire for the ensuing
w year on the Sd day Of January next,
before the door oil James 5. Pendleion's tavern,
in New Glasgow, Amherst county, from 90 to
10 valuable NEGROES, belonging to the estate o
Samuel Turner, dec'd. They consist OF all de-
s,rlptions, men. women. boys aud girls, and
among Them are Two first rate blaeksmiths.
carpenters. coopers, shoemakers. good cooks,
house servants and plantation hands. Bonds
With approved security will be required, and no
person will be permitted 10 take possession Of
the slaves they hire. until they comply with the
terms OF hirlng.-AlsU, atthe same time and
place, will he offered for sale for cash, several
hk ~ iegroes belnnei ing to the aforesaid estate.
JOHN DiLLARD, Ex or of
Samuel Turner, dec d.
NV % tbs
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Thirty Tatuabfe .StaUes'
New NeMeAy.

81 EIDLlIZ WATER.-This agreeable ape
~ ri.nt Is with confidence offered 10 the pub
lie, aud particularly 10 those who cannot sur
mount iher dislike to the medic ines In eon-
Inoo use; beng deprived Of all the nHusenus
taste, II is no, less palatable than soda water.
II has stood the test Of experience, and givon
satisfaction 10 great numbers OF persons in the
habit OF taking IL. Sedliiz Water is strongly
recommended by physicians ms a remedy in
disorders OF the stomach aud digestive organs,
headach. bilious affections, 1uianeou. aud
scorbutic erupiions.
The following remarks appeared in the Medi-
cal Inquirer monthly publication conducted
by an association Of ply sicians aud surgeons of
New York.
" Boston'seidlitz Water
This Artificial preparation sctured BY
Joseph Boston, chy mist, No. 4 Wall street, and
ia pat up III bottles, containing eacn one dUsv
as mid aud efficient laxative AS can be re
quired, sod withal AS paaable as the soda
water i,sely
" Ibis preparation is differently composed
from thai of The common seidlilz powder ol the
shops.
We have for year past been in the habit OF
recommending il 10 our ps,icnis, especially the
Jyspeptic, tho nervous, and the babitually
costive. with the most benign effects. We are
induced oprrler II To the congress water as
possessing all the virtues OF the latter, with
nut being fernicious TO any habit OF consttu
ton.
" We have visited the establishment IN which
Mr.. boston manufactures this article. IL Is
conducted on n large scale, keeping constant
y four hands employed, There appears 10 be
much labour bestowed in impregna,ing the wa
ieI " ith the several materials OF which II Is
composed. We ledra that Mr.. Boston trans
ports the water TO various parts OF the United
stats, furnishing hotels and other public pla
ces. We ate persuaded thai II VIII take prece-
dence ot the Saraogs waters as Laxative and
mud ionic, as soon AS its virtues become
appreciated by public taste aud experience"
The proprietor making no secret Of the aiti-
Gle has submitted lis preparation TO number
of the Faculty, who highly approve aud re-
delicate habit, AS Il medicine so agreeable to
the taste that even children take II with ayidi-
~.
The comparative small dose that it required
TO produce an active, aud (when taking fasting,
almost immediate effect, renders the Seidli y
Water invaluable as a remedy 10 the man u
business, removing ~ less than an hour the
unpleasant oppression many feel from hesvi
ness IN the atmosphere or too iee indul
eence ia conv'yIaln, or the luxuiies Of tue Ia
bic.
To those whose business will not admit oil
visiting Saratoga Springs. this water Is offered
as an effectual agreeable and cheap substitute
and is particularly recommended 10 the in-
habitanis OF warm climates, aud masters OF
vessels visiting tropical regions, for whose sc-
commodation il is kepi packed ia quantities to
suit purchasers.
The subscriber, agent for Mr.. Boston, Is now
opening large supply 81 Boston Seldltz Water,
which is Tor sale at New York prices.
Howell DAVIES.
Nov %.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-09
e" TAMpIco, 81 Jan. 1880

An express arrived yesterday from thu city Of Mexi
co. which brought the following statement, under date
SSd ult: " Las, night critic given in this city III
svor oil B"stamentes plan. which has proved mos, de-
cidedy succ essfnl-Tbe yovernmen mt was Obliged to
surrender the palace at about o'clock this morning
and is completely ovsr,hrown. A commission, con.
sising OF three persons, Louis Quintaua Lucas Aeman
aud Nelex are named 10 exercise the Executiv. power
until the arrival Of Bustame from Puebla. The mn.
i'ters will be Immediately naned but yet know
who they will be. The revolu lion was effected with
out any OF the violent excuses Of lat year. some at
temps at sdque were made by the Leperos, bu,
were Immediately prevented by the good behaviour
OF the troops This morning IN. Capital i. in periec,
tranquility and good order The President Guerrero i.
with body OF troops, 10000 men) a: distsnce,
and will, we suppose. be compelled TO retire towards
the coast, as no hopes remain for his party. San
ia Anna has gone to Vera Cruz, and assumed the com.
mand of the troops there. The views and intention. OF
this chief do not appear to he well under stood but
is generally believed that they in favor OF Busa.
mente.n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-09

HNRESH GARDEN SEEDS ID. & c. Landreth pro-
H. prietors OF OF the most extensive Agricultural.
Horticultural T. Botanical esabl shments in thu Union,
beg TO say 10 those who may be interested and
auaned with the fact that for forty years past they
have been, and still cuItvating for sale, Fruit and
Ornamental Trees Shrubs, Greenhouse Plants, pe.
getdble and Fl0,cer Seeds, &c. SC.
To the growth Of Garden Seeds they devote very
particular attention Ii may not be rrecv ant 10 the in
terest of purchasers of this article to PREMISE that with
every change of hands, their character is unavodably
rendered more and more dubious; hence great advan-
tage in dealing with first hands. From the preparation
OF the SOIL through the process of sowing, cutivang,
maturing and harvesting, d. c. Landreth have all
under their personal inspection. excepting the very few
kinds that cannot be grown in this countryD thus they
become acquainted with their quality and can obviate
errors which vendors, who have to depend on
foreign growth transient purchasers for their stock
must ever be liable to. Under these circumstances,
they conceive that to pledge their reputation, will be
sufficient guarantee TO purchasers Therefore each pack
age bears their label and warrantee.
Mr.. James .HcRiidoe, in Richmond, Va. has con-
stanty for sale general assortment of Seeds fresh from
this establishment and orders for Trees Shrubs, Plants
etc. left with hin, will he promptly executed.
Fcs.4. 94-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-09

ND UNAWAY IN JAIL Was committed TO the
"A y, Jail Of Montgomery County in The state Of Vir-
glra, on the 10th day ol October last negro man,
named Tom, alias Thomas Brooks. who states that he
i free man, hut was sold a slave in Alexsndfa 10
njamin Lewis, Rec Ballard, aud ----~-- Moss
who took HIN to the STATE OF Mississippi, and there sold
him TO George Davis Of Bulk County Tom IL sUp-
posed TO be wenysix or seven years old. dark com.
ole Xon about rive feet six eight inches high, oers
bly, built, very intelligent read had on when
committed very good drab big coat, and black hat
has scar on the right side Of his face ard one on his
right sfm. The owner is requested 10 come forward,
prove property pay charges, and take him away or be
will be dealt with according law.
VIM. WADE, Jsiler,
Dec. 7S. T~-vI2tS MoBtnsmsfy Cminty,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-09
Jan. &c.

EOHN Y. SAVAGE, DENTIST, has removed
cp TO the middle tenement in the block of buildings
east and next TO Mr.. Tchcnors carriage making shop
where he may be found at all times unless otherwise
engaged lie is prepared TO all kinds of work
in his line, in the ncaes possible manner He will
set teeth from one 10 full seu the approved
panand where the front teeth are not too much decay
ed, he will renew them in such manner as to defy de-
lection under the sricet scrutiny even from Dentist
lie hles, plugs, clsans and extracts teeth with az
much TO the patient, the nature of the case will
admit oi.--Terms moderate. oct % Soft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-09

MN virtue of two Deeds OF Trust, expcute, TO Jonn Nj
Ill Arnisead and William DAndridge, by William
Morris. aud Marcella his wife, the one on the eighth
day Of January, 1925 and the other on the eighteenth
day OF FEBRUARY, lS2S-and another Deed OF Trust exec
cued to Herbert a. Claiborne and Charles s. CAV by
the said William l Morris, on the tenth day OF July
lS2S-all Of which deeds recorded in the Hu.tiugs
Court of the city OF Richmond: shall proceed 10 sell
the premises, the I6h lay of FEBRUARY next for
really money, tor the purpose therein mentioned,
Lots, pieces, parcels Of Land, in the city OF Rich
mond, known and distinguished in the plan of the sad
city, by No (3i7) three hundred and forty scye H. and
No (3S2) three hundred and hf,y.two, which were
conveyed 10 the said William I. Norris, by Thomas
Rutherford and Sarah his wc, by their deed, bear
ing date the 18th day OF June 1926 and admitted to re-
cord in the clerks Office OF the Court OF Hastings for
said city,-and on which erected exen.ive
orisk buildings, used as warehouse, and for other
Posas also three other LOTS pieces parcels of Land
known distinguished in the plan Of said city by number
(S42) three hundred forty two number three hundr al
aud forty three (3t3) number three hundred Erty-
four (Sll,) with thebulldDgs commonly called ShOcko
Warehouse, and all other buildings and improvements
thereon; which property was conveyed TO the said VIII
liam j. Morris, 10y two several deeds. Tor undivie!
ietiss ther-o-ome made tho tenth day of June 1926
ny Richard Gregory ani Elizabeth hi. wife, and John
Pegraa. and Wilson Gregory The other made on the
same day. by Joseph Dnev OF hrser I'D county, an
both admitted to record in clerks Office of the Hu.-
N"gs Coptt Of said city: also ether Lot, piece
parcel OF Land known and Gisng in .he PLAZA Of
ssid city, by number three hundred and orty-x (3i6
which was conveyed to said William |. Morris. by
william 4. Smith and Sarah Smith, by IN cir deed,
bearing date the 18th day OF September, 1896, and adj
United 10 record in The clerks Office OF the Hastings
Court for the city Aforesaid
The Trustees have never known the title 10 the
foregoing property TO he questioned, but they will on
gy convey that which il vested in themselves.
JOHN NJ ARMISTEAD,
w. cambridge,
HERBERT a. CLAIBORNE trustees
CHARLES 5. GAY
Dec Is 73-n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-09

REINSURANCE AGAINST FlRE.-In conse.
.n-A quence OF the death Of Mr.. James Heron, The
late agent OF the Farmers Fire EHuance and Loan
Company Of .Neto. YOrk, Tho subscriber has been
appointed agent Tor TIE said Company, and requests
persons DESTROYS Of ensung houses furniture s,oeks
OF Merchdndi'e. &c, &c, TO coli al his office in Cary
Street. JOHN r. TR1PLETT
Dec. 10. Flaw PIN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-09
PENIrHNrIAkY, Ind Mo: LIST, 1880,

PENITENTIAkY, End Mo: list, 1880
NOTlCE.-Wanted at this Institution, an assistant
~ who understands weaving and is capable of in
strucng others in drawing and weaving various figures
The applicant must be of regular habits, strict in
egrty prompt and active of which qualities respccta
BILE testimonials will he required
SAMUEL p. PARSONS, Supert
Feb a. Gift
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-09

"A CHICKAHOMINY ESTATE FOR SALE
IA The subscriber oilers Tor sale, tract OF land CEN
'anne 667 ing the above river and bounded
by Il tor mile. IL is part of the known by the
name OF Da ngetb.l!4 in New Keut, about 81 miles
below Richmond ard four above tide water This tract
Is inferior TO few in the country, aud il about rqIay
divided in low grounds, fat' and high land Is con
venience TO navigation and quantity OF timber for plank
rcantling shngl and slaves, independent OF the er
~ Of the soil renders il OF the valuable tracts
o land on the river. II il believed that marie aboun
OIL II, a. she'll 10 b. in several banks. The
terms will be accommodating TO the purchaser, and
bargain may ~ had by application pcrson the sub
scrlser at Moons Mount, Rappahannock Academy,
Caroline, or by letter directed 10 the Academy post of
fee, or TO Mr.. VIM BIuuey by letter, add, es>ed TO
New Kent court house. JNO DICKERSON,
For himself and a. agent and attorney To- The dis
tri5uIe.s OF the late Col VIM Dsng~rfislL.
D.. dec. 81. 79-if
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-09
SPORTING TNTELLIGENCE.

The hf'h number ofihe Turf Register, Just publish
ed in Baltimore states that several interesting matches
between the horses Of The north and south have been
made Tor the ensuing Spring Races, near New York.
Among the matches for May next L. one between
drfel and 9Tieffo, two mile heats, for IS 900 aside.
subscription match Of 5000 aside (6ve subsorhers al.
ready n) for single brush Of four miles, and match
between T. c. Stevens black Maria Southern horse
tor large AMOUNT