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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-21
ANHCKAHOMINY LAND FOR sALE-rhe

a fHlCKAH0MlNY LAND FOR SALE-Tbe
" subscriber is empowered by deed OF trust from
Judge Hay and others, Of record io the office of the
clerk OF HenTicO county, TO SELL and he now offers for
sale, the estate called Ashield containing about nine
hundred and thirty acres: situated Chickahomny i'm
the county of Henrico, about seven miles from the
city of Richmond.
The estate consists OF two PARCELS The upper separat.
ed from the lower by slip OF land about four HUNDRED
yards wide The upper pdrcel about 43O and
the lower about 500 acres.
On The upper parcel Their is excellent brick dwell.
ling house, 81 by 80 feet, having sis large and two
small rooms, aud four large closets The house was
built about the year 1914 andis ssd 10 be good az any
ia the county. The aud gardner's house
also OF brick. The other houses kitchen servsnts'
apartments stables and corn-house, SC are of wood
About one-hird OF this tract s, as am told what IL
called mud and 40 - acres Of which are cleared
and in meadow, which may, with little trouble be KEEP
constantly irrigated.
On the lower tract containing about 500 acres there are
barns stables SC but DIVE Hing house but ha intend
ed for the Ovetseer. II has good settle for dwelling
house near an excellent spring and most abundant
supply Of FIRE wood There IL also orchard on IT,
IL is represented, that Of his tract between one and
two hundred acres mud land, that may be easily
cleared,and that equal to any land Chckahomny.
The district of country in which these lands are III.
ua'ed s said to be very healthy, and entirely exempt
from ague and fever.
On having tie purchase money, and the inerss,
thereof payable semi-annuay satisfactorily secured
liberal credit will be given TO the purchaser
The parcels will be sold separately, if the purchaser
should so desire. ROBERT STANARD.
July 81. 2s-0
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HOHN VAN LEW & co. have received. bv The
Cd ships Tally HO- Richmond DeIfa-and Robin
Hood, direct from Liverpool, large aud general as.
soriment OF Birmingham and She field I1aTd,Dnre and
Cutlery, which they determined sell as low a.
the same can be purchased in the United States
Also, six cases OF London single and double barrel
gunswiih percussion and flint locks of superior quail
ty and finish.
Sept. Ia 37-n
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InM RS. LATTIMER Having t.ken lhr convent
lvA en and eligible tenement over the shoe store Of
messrs G'annss, Son and Bro hers, on H. street, az
the corner Of the street leading TO MayO Bride or
the purpose OF BOARDING HOUSE. will be pre-
pared on Monday the 9th inst. accommodate board
ers by the week, noDth year. Her house swell fgt-
nished with new aud the best furniture, beds and bed
Ding ohd her table will be served with The best that the
Nofoik and Richmond markets aIJrd--as her ar
Engagements are such, that she will have a weekly sup.
ply OF the best Sterling Point oysters, and the different
kinds OF salt water FISH, which the Norfolk markc, al
fOrds.
Sept. II. 3sS-u
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VALUABLE TAN-YARD For SALE.

VALUABLE LANYARD FOR SALE.
THNHE subscriber offers for sale his we'll known and
b valuable lanyard, situated a half mile from
Prince Edward Courthouse, Immediately on the main
road-and 80 acres Of Land, of good quality, which
there is comfortable Dwelling House, aud all
sary ou-houses, for the convenience and accommoda-
ton OF a family.
To any one wishing to engage in the Tanning bust
ness, this is most desirable situation and the stand,
for hides is of the best in the upper Country The
suation is in healthy and agreeable neighborhood
There il well, aud Dever-failing spring on this
lot also an excellent apple orchard.
The subscriber will sell great bargain in this pro.
perty and make the terms accommodating to the BUR
chsser-Any person wishing TO purchase such proper
ty. would do we'll to make Immediate application 10 the
subscriber, living mile North Of Prince Edward
Courthouse. GEORGE KING.
Aug. 81 33-IOE
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FHNO the Stockholders of the RiUa,,na Wapigatio,,
n Company AT meeting of the President and
Board of Directors Of the Rvanna Navigation Comp,-
n.y. held at Everetesville, the 23d OF August, 1880
1t was Resolved, by the said President and majority of
the Directors, That general meeting of the Sock
holder. OF the RIvanna Navigation Company, be APP
pointed to be held at Charlottesville, Monday, the
4th day OF October and that months notice of
this meeting be given in the Enquirer, published at
Richmond, and in the Virginia Advocate, published at
Char uesvileand that the Stockholders be urged to
give their attendance, matters OF great moment de-
mand their serious atention-and that be notified TO
the Stockholders that if the weather should prove un-
favorable on the day appointed, that the meeting will
~ III. LEWIS, p. II. N. C.
JAS. CLARKE, Directors
JNo. Il. SAMPSoN,) Sept g. 3l-tIthO
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-The
V Subscriber has two Tracts of Land, lying in the
County OF Cumberland, each containing 220 acres
which he will offer for sale, the highest bidder on
the premises, on Saturday the 25h day OF September
next,ii lair, II not the sale will take place Monday
following, the 27h at Cumberland Courthouse il being
COur, Day.
On one Of these Tracts is the stand well known as
LANGHORNES TAVERN, situated on the main
Buckingham Road equi distant from Richmond and
Lynchburg. The Improvements large and COM
modious Tavern House, wi nine rooms; large brick
Stable, and all other necessary out houses.
The other Tract adjoins LaDghorne's Tavern being
the same whereon the Subscriber formerly resided
The Dwelling House, Kitchen, Laundry, and Smoke
House all Of Brick. The whole of this property lies in
healthy and respectable neghborhood.- further de-
scrption is d. emed unnecessary, It's believed that
no person would purchase, without first viewing the
premises. The property will be shewn by Col. Robert
Moseley, who lives on the premises.
For Terms, apply to Capt VIM NJ. Thornton ear
Cara; or to the Subscriber living at Lynchburg.
MAURICE LANGHORNE, Jr
Aug. l3 2S-tds
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THE RICHMOND RACES.


VUVHE Tree Hill Races will commence The first
ID tuesday in October next, and coutinue usual.
FIRST DAY-A produce swsepstake r three year
oli hes two mile heats-entrance 200 dollars half for
felt
l. James j. Harrison produce of Kate, by A.
rab.
2. a. a. wyche enters produce of the dam of Fan.
els, by Archie.
VIM Nj. West enters produce of his GaIlan
mare, Maria.
Jas. NJ. seHen enters produce of his Director
mare Norma. by Sir Charles
5. John Baker enters ptoluce of his Chance mare
by Arab.
6 Jno Christian and Jno. Minge, produce Meri.
no Eve, by Archie.
7. VIM. r Johnson enters produce of Reality, by
Charles.
8. VIM. Wynne. enters produce Of Thomas Graves
Bedford mare, by Sir Archie.
Same day a sweekstake, two mile heats for three
yeer Oh colts and hIlies, entrance 5000 hall forfeit
l. j. Nj Seldsn enters Charles colt, the joint pro.
perty OF himself and Thomas Garland
2 VIM. j.. White, Charles colt out Of Kitty Fish.
The Watson, Archie FLY out of Jack An
drews mare, the property OF JAS p. Wilkinson and Ab.
ner Robinson.
4. Isham Pocket, and Arab Oily, ont Of Lady Tai.
man, the property OF T.. c Mayo and Jas NJ SeIlen.
Same day post sweek'take, for three year old colts
nd Niles, two mile heat, entrance 5000, halt forfeit.
SUBSCRIBERS.
i JAS. HARRISON
2. THO. WATSON.
3. JAS NJ. SELDEN
SECOND DAY.-Pfoprieor's purse $500, two mile
heats.
THIRD DAY.-Jockey Club Purse 81 900 four mile
hea's, subject 10 usual deductions.
FOURTH DAY-Post Stake $3.50, three mile heats
provided or more subscribers are obtained at $50
each.
The Subscriber will be prepared TO entertain at the
kace-Field, instead o The Tree-l house as hereto
Tore. IL has erected handsome and suitable buildings
on The held at considerable expense and from the
taeTdinary number Of horses in irdniug and go MANY
COTS OF promise unitied, and that VIII in some Of
Tie enumerated that may be made mp for the
purpose may well Induce visit to Richmond the ensu.
ing month j. NJ SELDEN.
sept IL N-td Proprietor
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Sept II

NE EDLEY.-Mr William II. Johnson's celebrated
1vM horse Medley will make his next season, spring
1881, at my stable, in the County of Halifax within
ten miles OF the Court House-Terms aud particulars
in due time. ROBERT HURT
Septic. 36-4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-21

BROAD-ROCK RACES - Fail 1s30.-The Races
q ~ over the Broad Rock Course, will commence on
me last Iuesdiy in September and continue four day:
brt day, colt swetp'iske for three year old colts and
miles, mile beatssn 100, halt forfeit and clos
ed 2nd Day, the Pfoprietor's Purse lor 5000 two
Ioile heais-enlrsnce $l5 81 Day, the Jockey Club
Purse for $500 three mile heas-entrauce 500 Al,
Day, annual Post Stake for $3.50 Two nile heats
lSHAM PUCKET, Proprietor.
Sept. II. ss-d
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FHNHE RACES over The Haitian, Virginia Cour,e
4 will commence the first Tuesday IN October
DeXt, and continue four days.
First day The Projectors Purse, two mile heats
Tor 5000; entrance Sl5. nom subscribers $25
Second day-The Jockey Clubs Purse three mile
heats for 100 entrance 800, non-subsctbers $50.
Third day-A Handy Cap Purse, one mile heat
best three IN five $50, TO he added to the
Purse.
Fourth day--A race for three year old Colts, one
mile heat entrance $50, TO close the evening Of the
second days racethe money for each days race will
be hung up, without discount, by the Proprietors
ADAM FOOT,
Sept z. 35-6t RICHARD EDMUNDSON.
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MIOTICE.-PeTsons indebted TO the firm of KYLE &
IN Cochran, requested 10 come forward ard settle
their accounts.
They DESTROYS of closing their business early
possible, and it is hoped this notice will the i'm
mediate attention OF those concerned.
July 81. 23-N
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III N pursuance Of order OF the Superior Court Of
"a Chancery for the Richmond District, offer Tor sale
Tract Of Lend on Crump's Creek, in the coeniy OF
Hanover, about four miles below the Courthouse,
tanning ll20 acres, which laid off into four lots and
will be sold jointly severally.
Also, a Tract OF Land in the county Of GOOchIand,
the waters OF Little Byrd Creek, containing 537
acres-adjoning the Lands Of Mr.. j. w. Payne and
others.
The Hanover Land will be shewn 10 persons wish
ing to purchase, by Mr.. Laney jones' who lives
1.-THE Goochland Land, by Mr.. Payne.
For Terms, which will be accommodating, apply to
me Hanover Courthouse.
WIN F. WICKHAM,
SurviviDgTrustee Of the Estate of Sam'I Gist, dec.
Aug. ID. 28-u
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Sept. IA

ri UNATIC HOSPITAL, WILLIAMSBURG
Notice is hereby given that all the cells in this in
titution occupied, and that more patients will
b, received until of the said cells are vacant;
due notice of which will be given. BY order OF the
Court of Directors. l. HENLEY.
May &c. 54--tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-21

III MON HOTEL, CITY OF RICHMOND, VA.-The
a suoScrloers having taken this spacious and ele
CANT house, are prepared to accommodate travellers
boarders, either families single gentlemen by the
day, week month or year, on tn most liberal terms
Inc Union Hotel is pleasantly situated on E
or Main Street, little below the Market Hou.e
sutheieEtly near TO the business part of the ci.
y; while, at the same time, it is withdrawn from,
the noise and hustle incidental TO more public places
containing near 100 rooms, including parours saloons
&c, all furnished in superior STYLE combining both
neainess aud elegance.
The tables will always be plendfuy furnished, with
such varieties as the market aud neghhourng places
Afford and the bar with the mot choce liquors
The bed rooms are spacious and airy and the beds
clean and If good and attentive servants with dis
sition on the part OF all attached TO the house please
are calculated TO add TO the fore going recommendation
then will the proPretors not only Deserve but hone TO
receive the patronage of the public They have good
stables convenient to the house. well supplied with pro-
vender and experienced ostlers.
The General Stage Office is kept at this house, where
seats in all the different Stages may be taken
VIM. II. SHIELDS,
Aug 81 33-'f JOHN ARMISTEAD
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SSALT-2OOO Sacks best Liverpool filled 6ne slowed
~ Salt, in linen sacks per Helveicus in Store ON the
Basin, for sale by
RICHARD ANDERSON & SON.
Sept ii. ~ A,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-21

THNHERE will be petition TO the next General As
H. seEbly, for leave TO erect Mill on AppomattoS
River, Goodies Bridge, 10 Chesterfield, on the plan
Col. John HOughton Of Georgia.
SPENCER WOODBRIDGE,
JOHN X. Wake
Sept H. 37-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-21

.Hdgn0Iia, July Sd, 1880.
n B-Having Witnessed The performance Of the Saw
Mill mentioned 10 the above certificate, aud being con-
WINGED of its great advantage all other water
Mills, from its simplicity rendering s application su.-
cepubie to almost any situation, where moderae cur
rent can lie found, entirely without dam and from a
mo lei in my possession, being equally convinced of the
Importance OF combining both animate and inanifnae
power, IN the other Mill mentioned in the advertise.
ment-l have, for the convenience of my irend- and
the public, secured the paeDts OF each los the ae Of
virginia, aud now offer to dispose Of hrm either by
rivers, sections Of the State or for individual rls az
may Oe desired by those wishing 10 become patrons of
the invention -Auy fsrther Information concerntpy
lhese MilIs, may be obtained by addressing me, al
Ccle,vile' Chesterfield. Va where commUnica ion.
ed. O. n STOMP
Sept II. $3.50
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-21

I'D WANNA RIVER LAND FOR SALE-In
conformity 10 the last will, &c OF Wilson j. Cary
uee the undersigned now offers tor sale, advanta-
geous terms that valuable tract OF land long known bv
the name OF Carys Brook, situated i'm the county n,
fiuvanna, on the waters OF Rvanna river about nine
miles above The junction of that river with the James
ms estate contains by survey 1867 acres Of
winch III l-2 acres are Fl rate river low grounds
23S LIZ second low grounds, ~ creek Iow-ground oi
quality scarcely interior 10 those lying on the river:
ana the balance lIII acres high land OF eXcelen
ity, large portion OF which il uncleared and heavily
hmbered. The improvements on this property con-
sist OF large two stored brick dweng-hOuse sufi.
centy comnodous, aud recently erected; kitchen ice
mousse win the usual number OF houses aud offices:
all conveniently situated and arranged; also barns
bes tobacco houses, shelters, negro cabins Sc SC in
good repair-attached to it, and at a convenient dis
lance, Is an excellent grst MILL with solid stone m
ana mill house and an overshot wheel running ,wo
pair OF stones. The custom at this mill il very ptofi,a
ble and the stream which il il erected one of In.
most lasting in this section of country having continued
to grind with abundant head OF water during the late
excessive drought; also on the same SITE saw mill
capable OF doing very great work from its adyanta
location and surrounded by smense tract OF he av
~ umoered land In the immediate vicinity OF this
estate are TWO large manufacturing mills, situated on
me waters oil the same river and within the
.hree miies-lhe Undersigned deems il unue cessary
10 enlarge upon the capabilities and advantages of This
estate, quality OF its soil, SIC &c. The crops raised on
are as large, or larger, than those raised on any es.
tate oil The same size in this section of country IL
also IN very improved state having been extensively
i"ld down IN clover and Timothy. Ii is presumed how
ever, that those DESTROYS OF purchasing will satisfy
themselves OF its superior advantages by viewing the
premises The land will be sold entire or divided into
lots as may be required by purchasers Also if desr.
ed number OF exceedingly valuable slaves stock OF
every kind, crop on hand plantation utensils SC will
be disposed OF on the terms with the land If no,
thus disposed OF, the will be sold for cash on the
premises-Terms Of sale will be accommodating and
made known by the undersigned by whom. residing
at Palmyra Mills or by Me- Mel b. Gay living on the
premises-he property will be chs 10 persons wish
ing TO purchase. w. TIMBERLAKE Ad,nr
Sept s. Els OF Wil.On ]. Cary. hrcd..
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Sept. Il.

TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD--Wil
d I've given for the apprehension and delivery of my
man LEWIS FOX to me at my farm near the Piping
Tree, King William County, for securing him in Jail
or otherwise, that get him agan.-He off about
the 10th March, and wore away large brim wool hat
mixed yarn coat and white yarn panjaloons. lie is
supposed 70 be about 80 years old about feet inches
high, of dark complexion, and stammers little.
THOS. CARTER.
Pampadke, X. William, July 27. 28-ii
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-21

AoIlCE.-Fhe subscribers having entered iargelg
into the manufacturing and Importing OF Drugs
Paints Oils Glass, Dye Stus, SC. SC. in the City oil
Philadelphia, will supply orders their line at ,he
lowest terms and every article warranted of the best
quality.
b. ID. JOHNSON & j. F. TAYLOR
No. 249 Market street Phiiadelrhia
N b. All orders sent by letter punciually attended
to. Sent H. asa
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pTho ENQUIRER is published twice week generally and
three times week during the session of tho State Legislature
Five Dollars annun payable
Of chartered specie paying banks (ony will be
The Editors will
hitting ma the of all letters being paid tho
writers.
p paper WILDE tho discretion of tho
Edtors) until all arrcaragcs have been paid
Whoever will the of nine shall
have tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
or square, OR LESS-Frst insertion
tinuance, so cents.
inserted, until it has either been paid
ssumed by person in this city, or it's environs.
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NOrICE-In consequence Of The great press Of
La professional business in fredericksburg the Sub
scfiber is compelled TO abandon his intended trip he
Springs-but proposes visiting, during this month,
Orange Coui thouse and Charlottesville. lie expects to
be 10 Richmond about the fret Of October.
p. HOUSTON, Dentist.
Sept. IA. 37-u
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-01
SELECTED POETRY.

ALLAN DnU-A LOVE Song.
RI rsx krrsIcK sHEraERp.
like 20 YOU, Allan Dhu,
Ike vi y0u 10 meet,
BI, LLAMA SAY tn me you lo'e,
For that " Guild gar me greet.
like 20 see you smile on me,
Among our mai,lers a;
But oil! ae vow O. love frae you,
eou'd na stand ava.
Ave, We may smile, but ,liDna speak,
ken whist we've TO say;
Sac, either baud your tongue sac sleek,
Or icok another way:
For should /, be of love 20 me,
In manner soft and bland,
Nsd na We NV face should see
For all Breadalbin's land.
OH llan Dhu, 'tis nsGght 20 YOU,
Ofluyc to iibe ava. jeer,
Dat little senye 1Fta psrg
maiden's hsaFt msm bear,
" hen a Oh earth that She hauds dear,
The hope that makes her fam.
Comes plump at a,nce oh me-! the hoGsht
;. aist turns ny hear, TO stane.
M, Allan, nO-I winna let
You speak = word the night;
GqIg hare an write a lsrg letter,
For weel We can iHd'te
An be ii l0,e, or be IL slight,
then CAR Eae my viii;
III steal away, far out o sight,
an greet, an greet my fl
[tdiaburg Literary Journal.
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From he Mbiie ResiAter,

All FOR l.ovE.--There is no doubt that love
burns as iierceIy under coarse habiIaments. As in
breasts covered with the royal purple-that the
imagination of high-born lady, paints the bright
path way which successful love has opened to
her view. in no gaycr colors. then the simple dam
sci decks out the road in which merry cupid
beckons her along.
Yesterday, we saw, in the upper part of Royal
street. party OF three strangers advance to the
centre of the city. Two gentlemen and lady,
mounted each on Choctaw poney, and evident
~ from far-famed. Chickasaha. The extremitics
OF the gentlemen were ornamented with wool hats
and cow-hide shoes: and the person of the lady
was gaily set forth bonnet Of straw, and an ex-
cellent white cambria. The youngest gentlemen
and lady were two ''ardint lowers" as they
expressed 1t, and the second gentleman had acorn
panied them to become security Oh the marriage
bond. They had travelled far not. however.
with sumptcr mule, as in romantic times, but
with the refreshments of their JOURNEYS, swing.
ing at the sides of Their ponies in home.run
bags. he couple were verv Young. and had
probably flown on the WINS Of Io,e-as fast as
their ponies would lie, them-from sone fierce
Griffin OF a guardian. They enquired tor 'hc II
flee OF the Clerk of the county court-found 1t.
dismounted AMI entered. The Youngest gentle
man discovered the Clerk, and demanded
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h"ries y Dude,
A TORNEY At LAW

ssES'tG FULLY ofers his services to the nub!c
he VIII attend 20 business in the Superior and In
terror Courts ct Prince William County. lie may be
al Bren'sr'ie an !he second and last SATURDAYS IN
every month, al his residence, Glover Hin nes,
DrsntsvIc, n any time
All letters aidresscd o him trou gh the Brentsvi.le
fos' 'fhee' VIII hr punc,ually attended to.
no, lS-d2wi5,3,su4w
i; Frederick sburg Arena viii, pIease nub,sb .,,s
shove advertisement, and send their account % ts
Office for payment " ''''
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sr Temperance Sociefy.-The First AnnuaI

=" temperance oocte7y.-Ihe First Annual
',o'ns Of 'irs s cei, ~. b. he d - 81 rauPs
Church on Nondoy Erening meet. The chi iusia,t. q,
hsifp pas, o'c ocki when ,,rpnrl " Ill be read. and
Addresses delivered b, 'he lion Judge CnaScn aud
9th rs; also thc following resolution submitted Il ti,r
lrs' meeting will then be taken up and considarej
- fesoped That the Sri Article OF the Ccnsti.u,;on
be - amended include .ermented as vol; as
9: distilled liquors"
dec CASSIUs r. LEE. se,,v.