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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-10
Sept T..
VALLEY FARM FOR SALE

IHNtE subscriber being DESTROYS to move TO some Of
a The western south western Sia,es will sell a
psfgan ~ The above farm IL il perhaps az we'll not
oeueF located than any farm in Chesterfield COUNTY w.
ing between the principal towns Of Richmond and Pc
.ersourg having AppomaltoX river the east nayiea.
ble 10 sny part Of the world, aud the Manchester and
PETERSBURG turnpike road the west, containing be.
tween SOOO and 200 acres, between and 400 Of which
are creek bottom with Mill ani several fishing places
attached thereto The subscriber does not wish 10 en-.
yer mo more general description Of mi. farm as he
Presumes those wlO wish 10 purchase will call and
anime ior themselves In his sbsence Mr. John Scam.
NELL his nephews Edward, William or Peter Archer.
wul take grea, pleasure in showing il to those who
may wish 10 purchase: III would prefer 10 sell pri.
'".ey JOHN WALTHALL.
august " 26--u
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Aug. 10

z y EAL ESTATE.-For Sale, my Tract OF Lard and
- q Mills, in the county Of Hanover, the South
River, five miles from GcodalPs Tavern, and %
from Richmond, containing 600 acres-3OO Of which,
lies well for cultivation il agfeeably level, with good
proportion If River Bottom, and that very rich-the
residue, 300 is OF good quality, and we'll covered
with valuable timber
TIE Buildings consist Of large two story brick
dwelling house with sufficient number Of ou,-houses
together with large well-consitucted Barn. The
orchards in Perfection and Of the best selected
frults The plantation abounIs with good Springs; and
at the house, veil Of pure, good water, a. any in
the country. The situation il very healthy, and the
neighbofhood good. The Mills on the Soutbanna,
nhe from the dwelling house; together with good
Saw Mill built this year this place is also remarkably
healthy
Also, 100 acres Of Land in Charles City county.
about % miles below Richmond, Public Road -
Ga this Tract, there is large Dwelling House Store
House, Bacon Houses, ard sufficient number Of other
out-bouses, with Large orchards Of choice ruisAl.
20 moiey OF a valuable Manufacturing Mill about
one mile from the Mansion House, on good stseam Of
water; and good neghborhood for custom. John Bel
will shew the property in Charles Ciylo those deirou.
OF purchasingihe whole Of which will be sold on res.
sonabe terms by application 10 the Subscriber on the
premises IN Hanover. THOMAS HARRIS
July 16. 2O-if
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THE pEBArEs IN rHE YiRGiNiA CoNYENrIoN-

".
We perceive that Mcssrs Richie & Cook published tho
Debates of tho Virginia Convention of s2o3O tho
present Constitution of Virginia Tho work upwards of
nine hundred octave at the low price of Four Dollars
perhaps not too much that this developed
intellect individually and collectively, been display
eddy tho number ofmcn i'm any
age or country unio1s the different members of
society to each other and distinguishes different grades of life
from the NEST to the civilized wants.
tic and economy ofa In Parliamentary there is por
haps no publication cxtant which
variety talent Deep research history
metaphysical refinement logical acumen profound reasoning or
glowing eoquence, mark page of another in
stance OF the power of splendid mind making ap
pear the better causc at least supporting and rendering
PLAUSIBLE policy opposed by all tho pejudces
cauon 1t will make valuable acquisition Library of tho
Statesman and the STUDENT ought hands of all who
take interest In the government of couny.-U S. Tel
Messrs RircHE Cook of Richmond announce the pubic,
tion OF tho proceedings and Debates Virginia
for lS2o3o volume of 99i pages large ocavo which they
oher to the public in calf binding ST. work every
reading in Virginia ought possess copy and it must be
also desirable acquisition every library the country
In their anxiety adapt the of the means of the
mass of readers the publishers have put price certainly be-
i0~ ITS actual cost unless they shall sell large edition
U.-.vd. Iateiigeneer.
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n AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber offers Tor gale
IA his excellent Farm, called 90 MOUNT Rocky"
lying in Fairfax county, Virginia, consisting of five
hundred acres, fifty of which are heavily tmbeTed.
Ibis Farm is adjoining the Lands Of john Lloyd,
Stephen Daniel, Coleman Brown, and C. C. Stuart
The Improvements are toerably good Dwelling
House, with five rooms, and all necessary buildngg2
lis soil is hind, and productive Of Corn Wheat, Rye
and Tobacco. It's situation is known to be healthy and
in an agreeable neighborbood.
There s also On this Farm good Apple Orchard, and
number OF never-lailing Springs Of the best wafer
Any further description Of the Land is deemed unne-
cessary, any wishing TO purchase will first view
II, and Judge for themselves. II will be shewn on qp
pieaiion TO the subserbcr or Mr.. Bennett living on the
premises.
For the said Lend will take $40 or SI8 per acre
81 900 in cash, and The balance ia good bonds with
CURLY. GEO. J.. TURBERVILLE.
Sept 7. 35-6t
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VIM. III. SHIELDS,
Aug.3l. o3-u JOHN ARMISTEAD.
a LoUCESIER CAMPFIELD RACES.-wIII
Nh commence ON Wedne sdav Ihe 18Th Of Ssnt ard

q GLOUCESTER CAMPFlELD RACES,-whl
~ commence on Wednesday the 18Th OF Sept and
continue four days.
1sr DAY--A Sweepstake for Colts and Files not
exceeding four years old that has won Race on
any established CourseEntrance $780, to close the G.
vening previous to the Race.
2ND DAY-A Sweepsake for three year old Colts
and Filiies, two mile heats, that has won Race on
any established Course-En,ance $780, half forfeit TO
close on the lst day OF Sepember-on or before that
day. the Colts and Flles must be particularly descrb.
go 10 t9e Proprietor -Entries already made to this
Sweepsiake VIM. Minge, Jas. Garrison, Hector Da-
Wis, Tom Cary.
Bird DAY-Jockey Club Purse, three mile heats
$500 subject TO discount OF 10 per cent tree for any
Horse, Mare, or Gelting-but must be owned by one
or more members Of the Club-Entrance 500
4TH DAY-Propretor's Purse.
Delinquent members are requested TO forward their
subscriptions.
Unlawful Games prohibited on TIE Course
Entries for the "a Days Sweepstake, confined to the
North eide of James River.
T. CARY, PROPRIETOR.
Board per day, including Dinner on the
Course, e1 Ok
Horse 81 hours, 40
Servants half price.
Aug. 6. oe12rS
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HINIoN HOTEL. CRY OF RIcnaIoNp, vA.-The

III Union HOTEL, CITY OF RICHMOND, VA.-The
u subscribers having taken this spacious and ee-
CANT house. are prepared TO travellers and
boarders, either families single gentlemen, by the
oay week, month OF year, on the most liberal terms
The Union Hotel is pleasantly situated on L
or Main Street. little below the Market House
sufheiertly near TO the business part of the c
"; while, at the same time, it is withdrawn from
the noise and hustle incidental 10 more public places
containing near 100 rooms, including parours saloons
&c, all furnished in superior STYLE combining both
neaness aud elegance.
The tables will always be penti(ully furnished, with
such varieties as the market and neighbouring places
Afford and the bar with the most choice liquors.
The bed rooms are spacious and airy, and the beds
clean and If good and attentive servants with dispo
ston on the part OF all attached TO the house 10 please
are calculated TO add to the going Recommendations
hen VIII the propretors not only deserve but hope to
receive the patronage of the public They have good
stables convenient to The house, well supplied with pro-
vender and experienced ostlers.
Inc General Stage Office is kept at this house, where
seats in all the different Stages may be taken
VIM. III. SHIELDS,
aug. 81 o3-u JOHN ARMISTEAD.
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WARRENTON wv VACy

WARRENTON (VA) RACES
VHNHE Warrenton races will commence on Tuesdav
~ the 2lst of Sept.
let DAY-A sweepstake for three wear old colts
mile heats-enlrance $50-four entered: and closed
Same day, produce sweepstake Tor three wear old
coits-two mile heas-enrance one hundred bushels
oil Wheat-six entered: and closed.
~ DAY-Two mile heats-purse 5000
"a DAY-Ihree mile beais-purse 1900
$500. INV PURSE
Horses without the Limits, as heretofore laid down
are excluded from running for the jockey club purse
sept o. SIT THE PROPRIETOR
IHNHE RACES over the HALIFAX, Virginia Cour,e
n WIZ commence the first Tuesday in October
next, and continue four days.
FIRST day-Tbe Propretor's Purse, two mile heats.
ior SOU; entrance SIS non subscrib - S25
second day-The Jockey Clubs Purse three mile
heats, Tor 800; entrance $40, n-subscfbers $50
THIRD day-A Handy Cap Purse, one mile heat,
Purse. " wv
Fourth day-A race for three year old Colls, one
nne neat entrance $50, to close the evening of the
second days race-ihe money for each days race will
De hung up, without discount. bv the Propristors
ADAM FOOT
g. RICHARD EDMUNDsoN.
obP' - 3j-6t
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n UNArIC HOSPITAL, WILLIAMSBURG
M Notice is hereby given that all the cells in this in
titution are occupied and that no more patients will
be received until some of the said cells are vacant:
due notice of which will be given. By order of the
Court oil directors l.. HENLEY.
May 26. BID
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NNOR RENT OR LEASE.-The tavern store house
a. &c at Brandywine, in King William County, eli
Their separate or together. This stand as tavern or
store once was considered among the best in the lower
part OF Va. | would prefer leasing to renting and 10
good tenant the terms will be reasonable.
August 81 33-4t MARTIN DREWRY
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RNARSHAL'S SALE OF NEGROES-By virtue
lVA OF a decree OF the Superior Court Of Chancery
Tor The Richmond district, made in the case of Watkins
vs. farrar, shall, on the third Monday in September
nex', at Goochand Courthouse being court day, offer
Tor sale, at public auction, TO the highest bidder for
cash, ten or twelve likely negroes-mostly young and
acuve-being The share assigned the children and heir
OF sally Ford, deed, mentioned in the report of divs-
ion made by the Commissioners and referred TO in said
decree. JOHN GUERRANT NJ g = n -
August 81. 33-tds one of his deputies.
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INVALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-The
Subscriber has two Tracts Of Land lying in the
County OF Cumberland each containing about 220 acrss
which he will offer for SALE 10 the highest bidder on
the premises, on Saturday the 25h day OF Sept uber
nextit fair, not, the sale will take place Monday
following, the 9Th, at Cumberland Courthouse it beir
Court Day.
On Of these Tracts ia the stand we'll known as
bANGHORNE'S TAVERN situated on the main
Buckingham Road, equ distant from Richmond and
Lynchburg. The Improvements are a large and com
modious Tavern House. with nine rooms; large brick
Stable, and all other necessary out houses.
The other Tract adjons Lsnghorne's Tavern being
the came wheTeon the Subscriber formerly resided
The Dwelling House, Kitchen, Laundry, and Smoke.
House all Of Brick. The whOls Of this property lies in
healthy and respectable neighborbcod "a further de-
scripiion is deemed unnecessary, it's believed that
no person would purchase, without FIRST viewing the
premises. The property will be shewn by Col Robert
M0seley, who lives on The premises.
For Terms, apply to Capt WIN. NJ. Thornton, Near
Cara; or TO the Subscriber living At Lynchburg
MAURICE LANGHORNE, Jr.
Aug. 10 2S-tJs
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OTlCE.-PersOns indebted to the firm of KYLE &
Cochran, are requested TO forward ard settle
their accounts.
They are DESTROYS of closing their business as early
as possioe, and 1t Is hoped this notice will e the inn
mediate attention of those concerned
July 81. % ,r
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q NHICKAHOMINY LAND FOR SALE The
~ subscriber is empowered by deed OF trust from
Judge Hay and others, of record in the office OF the
clerk OF HeuTico county, 10 sell, and he now offers for
sale the estate called Ashheld, containing about nine
hundred and thirty situated Chickahomny in
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 laud about Jour hundred
yards wide. The upper parcelconains about $780, and
the lower about 500 acres
On the upper parcel Their is an excellent brick dwell
ling heuse, 62 by 80 feet, having Elk large and two
small rooms, aad four large closets The house was
built about the year 1914 and said be good az any
in the county The store-Toom and gardeners house
are aso OF brick The other houses Kitchen servants
apartments stables, and courthouse, Sc are of wood
About one-ihird Of this tract il, as told, what is
called mad land, 40 or 40 of which are cleared
and in meadow, which may, with little trouble be kept
constantly irrigated
On the lower tract containing about 500 acres there are
barns stables Sc but dwelling house but tha int nd
ed ot the Overseer /; has good settle for dwelling
house near an excellent spring and a most abundant
supply OF IRE wood. There is also an orchard on it,
1t il represented that of this tract between one and
two hundred acres mud land, that may be easily
cleared and that egua! any land Chickahominy
The district of country in which these lands are sit
ualed is said 10 be very healthy, and entirely exempt
from ague and fever.
On having the purchase money, and the intere 81
thereof, payable sem-annually, satisfactorily secured
liberal credit will be given TO The purchaser.
The parcels will be sold separately If the purcha
should so desire. ROBERT SrANARD
July 81. 23-0
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RH !LITARY LAND CLAIMS.-I renew my offer
1Vl to buy or locate Land Warran,s granted Sv The
GERS aud Soldiers OF the Revolutionary Army; and al
80 TO aid The unioformed in obai ing their warants-
Supernumersry Officers, and all who detained in
captivity and the heirs of those who were slain in tat.
tie, are entitled TO land bouuties.
VIII also purchase undertake to secure, lost or
controverted claims to Land in sntucky and Ohio 10.
Gated under military warrants, granted for Revolution.
AIRY services.
Being FULLY prepared answer all n,errogaories that
may be put in relation to warrants located IN Kentucky
and Ohio, and also in relation TO all unsa.d warrants
(many Of which presumed to be lost or des,royed5
letters OF enquiry, postage paid, addressed to me here
or personal enquiries, VIII be promptly attended to.
CADWALLADER WALLACE.
Richmond, Sept. s. 8i-IO,'
U.NIHERSITY or PENNSYL V.A.VLq
ME EDlCAL DEPARrMENT-Th Lectures will
1VA commence "a usual the fret Monday in No
vember, and be continued till March. The arrange
inents oil the bran ches is az follows:
ANAroMY-P. 5. PhysiCk, M. d., W. L. Hcrner
NJ. ID.
MArERrA MEDIcA-Jobn Redman Coke, NJ. d.
PRAcTIcEoF MEDIcINE-Natha'l Chapman M d.
wees, NJ. ID.
CHEMISTRY Robert Hare, NJ. D.
SURGERY-W Gibson, NJ. ID.
INSTITUTES OF MEDIcINE-Sam'l jackson, NJ D.
Clinical instruction is given at The Pbadelph Aims
House and Pennsylvania Hospital. twice a week
w. L. HORNER, Dean,
Aug l3 2S-,NI6lh No 263, Chestnut Street.
AYsPEPsIA-The Subscriber, origina! di.coveTer
a| OF the netc method OF curing this formidable dis
ease, continues 70 practice il at the corser of Vail and
Broad Streets, New York.
For the satisfaction OF those who may desire the adj
vice OF physician, he has associated with himself in
the practice, Dr. j. Nelson, Jr. who will attend daily
at the rooms examine all that may present. and
ford medical advice where necessary.
In opposition to the lasehoods Of umor and to the
frauds OF interested pretender the public MY rest
sured, that the subscribers remedy has neither leak
ed been discovered that he has at but
one authorized agent who is now at Ballston; and
that he will give due notice of the fact should he here.
after appoint others. O. HALSTEAD
July 50. 2l-I6t
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NS PANlSH HlDES.--Just received and for sale 800
~ Spanish Hides. JOHN POE & BROTHERS.
N. B.-Skirting. Harness, Bridle and Upper Lea
Their, finished, or in the rough state, will be received in
payment. at the market price, for Spanish Hides.
Aug 81. 33-9t y. POE s. BROTHERS.
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The enquirer published twice week and
se times week during tho session OF tho
rice the heretofore Five po anuun pyabo in
advance Notes of chartered speccpayng banks ony will BIO
payment The Editors will
them ny mai tho postage of all letters being paid by
81 No paporwillbe discontinued but discretion of
hditorsl until all asrcaragos have been paid up
9J Whoever will the nine papors shall
have the tenth GRATIS. " r~r '
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
9 One square, OR LE5SFirst insertion Recommendations
tinuancc, so cents. '"
tNo until boon Maid for or
assumed BIZ in this CITY, Is onvirons
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RUARSHALS SALE,-By virtue OF a decree of the
1VA Superior Court OF Chancery for the Richmond
district, made in the case of Leake vs. Trice shall on
the second Monday in September next at Louisa Court
mouse being court day, offer for sale public auction
TO the highest bidder, for cash, five ne groes viz:
gro woman and four children.
JOHN GUE2RANT, NJ. s. C. GRID
august 81 33-tds of his deputies.
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N pursuance OF an order OF the Superior Court of
H. Chancery Tor the Richmond District, offer for sale
ract OF Land on Crumps Creek, in the coHn,y OF
hanover about four miles below the Courthouse con-
tanning 1920 acres, which laid off into four lots and
VIII be sold joiutly severay.
diSo, Tract OF Land in the county Of Goochiand
on the waters OF Little Byrd Creek, containing 537
acres adjoining the Lands Of Mr.. J. w. Payne aud
others.
The Hanover Land will be shewn 10 persons wish.
ing to purchase, by Mr.. Laney JONES' who lives near
1.-THE Goochland Land, by Mr.. Payne.
For Terms, which will be accommodating, apply to
me near Hanover Courthouse.
WIN. f. WICKHAM,
SurvvngTrustee of the Estate Of Sam'i Gist. dec
Aug. l3. 2s-f
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D EMOVAL.-JoHN Poe s. BROTHERS have re.
IA moved to the store recently occupied by VIM. +
Micou, few doors below the Bell Tavern, and imme
datey opposite the Mansion ouse,-where they ofIs
Tor sale large assortment of Leather, Of their
Fannage, consisting OF Sole Harness, Skirting Calf
Skins, Bag hides, upper, Sheep and Brdle-Also Tan
ners and Curriers' Tool; Shoe thread, Varnish Oil,
sc. Aug 81 3O-gt
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Ply virtue OF deed OF trust made TO me by Joshua
ED Siorr., to secure the payment of 1920, with in
trest due thereon to James SSmpe guardian Of james
City Courthouse, in the city of williamsburg on the
18th day oil September next, valuable young negro
woman Hannah, and negro Rachael Of mid
uie age ana valuable, conveyed by the said deed OF
trus of record in the clerks office of the county court
OF Hanover, and also, 10 The county court OF james
City The title is believed to be ndispu,abe, but I
shai warrant only such title as have Trustee. The
sale Is 10 be made by ihe direction of The Auditor
JOHN b. CHRISTIAN. Trustee
Sept 7. 35-wtds
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FHNAKEN by The subscriber, on the first day of Au-
Il gust last, from John p. Farrow's Boat, OIead-
man Bar,let0 two kegs of manufactured Tobacco.
The above will be disposed of a. the law directs.
ISHAM RANDOLPH,
Lock-keeper and Inspector OF Boats at the Lower Arch
sept. 3. att
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VALUABLE TAN-YARD FOR SALE

AbOhbbb lanyard FOR SALE
THVHE subscriber offers TO- sale bis we'll knoyvo an,
n valuable Ienyafd, situated half mile from
Prince Edward Courthouse, immediately on the main
foad-aod % acres Of Land, Of good quality on which
there is comfortable Dwelling House, and all neces.
sary oui-houses for the convenience and aceommoda
lion Of family.
To any one wishing to engage in the Tanning busi.
ness TINS ls most desirable situation and the stand
for hides IL Of the best in the upper Country The
situation is in healthy and agreeable neighborhood
There Is wei, and neyer-faiDg spring on this
lot also an excellent apple orchard
The subscriber will sell great bargain IN this pro-
perry and make the terms accommodating 10 the pur-
chaser.Any person wishing toputchase such proper.
~ would do well 10 make immediate application TO the
subscriber, living one mile North Of Prince Edward
Courthouse' GEORGE KING.
Aug, 81 93-I0z
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THJwENTY-FIvE DOLLARS REwARD.-Wi

FHNWENTY-F1VE DOLLARS REWARD--Wfl
81 I've given for the apprehension and delivery of my
man LEWIS FOX 10 me at my farm near the Piping
Tree, King William County or for securing him in Jail,
or Otherwise so that get him agaiD.-Ho ran or about
the 10Th March, and wore away large brim wool hat
mixed yarn coat, and white yarn paataoons He is
supposed 10 be about 50 years old about feet inches
high, OF dark complexion, and slammers little
TUOS. CARTER.
Pampatike X. william, JIy 27. 23-H
T@NO .WOrdecd AfGrks and Rich1rd .dnderson, III.
ID ecUt0r of Solomon Jacobs, dec. .-TAKE No.
r1cE, That shall, on The 2Oth day of October next
proceed TO take The deposition OF Simp r williamson
al the resilence Of said Williamson, in the county Of
New Kent an State Of Virginia, between lie hours Of
o'clock, a. NJ, and o'clock, p. NJ. Of that day.
shall also proceed to take the deposition Of Alexander
Botts In the City Of Richmond at the Bell Tavern, on
the 9Th day Of November next, between the hours Of
o'clock, A. NJ and o'cl ok, p. NJ. Of thai day
The aforesaid dispositions TO Be road evidence in an
injunction depending In The Superior Court Of Chance
~ for the Richmond District, IN which am Plaintiff
aud you ale Decentralization ard where YOU NAV
attend, il you think proper But If, from any cause
should be prevented from taking tie said DE- positions
the days and places aforesaid, hall continue the
tskng hereof from day 10 day, until the same is com.
pleied. Respectfully,
SAMUEL oYERToN.
; Hanover, Sept 3. 3f-w4w'