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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-23
Oct. %. 4s-td j. NJ. SELDEN, Proprietor.

HNOR SALE-A valuable Farm in the county OF
n Spot,sylvania, known by the name OF HarffeM
containing nearly 1000 acres two miles above Walters
Tavern, and in the vicinity Of the Gold gion. This
Farm contains much really good Land, with an ample
supply OF wood,-a number OF nevsr.failng springs Of
pure water in every field.
The buildings are large and enieht, the dwell
ling has five rooms, ana commodious passage the
hrs hoor-seven above, inclusive OF the garrett
a cellar under the whole-and number of closets,
conveniently located in various parts OF the House.
The oui-bvdings numr rous and in good re pair
In point oil health place in Virginia is superior to
it, The neighborhood is composed of families of in
tegence and ectabilitys afording deligh nl
cety. IL rarely occurs, that desirable situation is
offered for sale in this part OF the country Between
go and 20 bushels of wheat have been seeded upon
good land Any disposed to purchase, will make
application 70 Edward G. Hill, the premises or TO
John or Archibald Hart, at Fredericksburg.
to any person wishing TO view il.
Unless private sale should he made before the 9Th
December next, it will on that day he offered upon the
premises, at public auction. The terms then be
made known by THE LEGATEES.
% the OH December next, the pefshable property,
consisting Of Household and Kitchen Furniture. The
crop of fodder, and stock OF every kind upon
the above named Estate, VIII besoid by
JOHN HART, Executor
of Mary Har', dec.
N. Bon the day of the above salp, at Har,fieId,
there will probably be likely negroes Tor sale,
hire for the next year.
Nov. 10 56-,is
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RAPpAHANNocK AcApEMY.-The Puelic

pAPPAHANNOCK ACADEMY. The Public
- ate respectfully informed tnat this Institution
will be opened sgsfn. the 18th Of January X, un-
der the immediate the
glish, Latin and Greek Languages, Geography, with
tho uss OF Maps and Globes, Arithmetic, Aig ebrs &c
omeiry, plane and spherical Trigonometry, and the
Theory aud Practice OF Survey ing. The French, Span.
tsh and Italian Languages will also be taught, should
ehs number OF schoars be sufficient to justify the
employment OF competent Teacher. Thankful for
the liberal patronage extended To the Institution
during the past year, its claims again brfJr the
public. Whilst the unwea ried exertions which the
undersigned have heretofore manifested in the dis
charge Of their arduous du,ics, may be received as
some pledge OF their future conduct they trust that
the improvements which experience will err able tie IN
TO make, both in h mode of teaching pursued and the
ludIcious organizalio OF the Institutions will enlarge
thessphere OF lis use ulness. As suitable stua alton for
the instruction OF youth, few places Is believe d. COM
oine more advantages than hs Among ihess its we'll
selected library, salubrous air, cmmodous budinys
anu uciies oil communication with different parts of the
country merit especial notice, Terms for boardieS
each Boarder indiug hi bed, bedding, toweI. aud
candles Parents and Gu drdians wshns TO pac tn, r
chilcren at this Instu ion, que to make time
ly applications to Charles A. Lewis Jr
Address, RappahanDock Academy. Caroline County
va, CHARLES A LEWIS, Jr.
SAMUEL b. OWEN WILSON
IVA young gentleman, now student of the above
institution, OF unexcepionable character and arAiabIe
manners who L. veil qu iliii I'd to teach The Eiemen-
tary Branches OF Nj uhe naticks, together with the
english ani Latin Languages Geogra Apply with the use
OF the Maps and Globes, and the Theory and Practice
oil Surveying, wishes to obtain employment as Teacher
IN private family adore to either of The
feachers, at the Rappahannock Academy. will meet
with prompt attention.
Nov. 10. wH
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POBI1I0AHa
WHY DEP.fRT,IfEVT.

writer in the National Inteig encer me nons, tina
President Jackson in recent conversation, took
sion to express the most favorable sentiments towards
the Navy, az the strong arm Of National defence aud
added that it should be literally supported We have
seen no indication Of contrary feeling tn part OF
the administration. II the fact that the present he ad
oil The navy department prefers TO expend the appropra
ton OF Congress for the gradual increase Of the Navy
IN collecting timber, deposi,ing it where may become
seasoned, free from the influence of the weather and
where II may be preserved it necessary century, in
place OF nstructing ships only for the purpose OF rot
uag in ror, be construed into unfrendy deposition
to the Navy, he may plead guilty, throw himself the
Justice OF his counirymen and receive the applause
'ber than the OF the intelligent and unpre udic-
ed. The U. s. Telegraph states that the damage to
our noble naval structures lying in our ports through
sheer neglect Is incredible, and cites the ihs'ance "a
strong one) OF the Ohio ship Of the line launched
raj years ago at New York. She has never been at
sea, and II would require about one hundred and
JUfy thousand dollars to make her yood as she was
when she was put into the watel To repair all our
ships similarly Si,ua,ed, would require iiioni With
prepared and seasoned materials, active
time OF need, can build ships certainly fast equr-
ed, as was evinced during the late war on the lakes
where they were constructed (o unseasonrd materially
in space of time inconceivably short. No one caa
doubt, with facts like hese before him. that the course
pursued by the present administration il the correct on o
aud none will cay that the best OF and
perpetual ing substantial and service able marine is
ny indication OF hostility TO that important and popular
arm OF the national defence.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-23

NN|ASHINGTON HOTEL. RICHMOND, VA
w The Subscriber having leased this old and well
known Establishment, for of years, takes this
opportunity to 20 his friends the public
generally and particularly TO the former visiters the
house, that it will be opened for the accommodation OF
company, on the fret OF October IL is undergo.
ing tn rough repair aud will be fitted up in plain
hut neat style, with beds bedding and other necessary
iurniture, all new and OF the best kind. His Servants
are attentive and experienced, and his Barkeepers
lite and accommodating. His Bar shall al all times no
well supplied with the best liquors aud Wines and his
Table with the most choice delicacies of the season
which the city and country afford and he haiteTs
himself that by unreISng ion to his business, he
will give entire satisfaction TO all who may favor him
with their company.
The WAsHINGroN HOTEL ia situated in the most
pleasant part OF the city, Immediately opposite the Capt.
toll, and contiguous TO all the Public Offices, and but
short distance from the Theatre, the Banks the Basin
the Warehouses; and the Offices of the principal Mlers
OF the city; and at the time sufficiently far remov-
ed to afford gentlemen quiet retreat when they wish
to retire from the hustle and noise OF the Such
are the local advantages of this house, that may
ture to affirm, that gentlemen visiting Richmond Ell
Their on business or for PLEASURE will find it of the
most pleasant situations in the city. In addition what
transient custom he may be favored WITH the subscr
Der VIII be able TO accommodate twenty-five thirty
BOdRDERS by the week, month, or year, on the
most reasonable terms. ROBERT e. MACON,
Sept IL 3S-u Late OF Goochland Court. House.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-23

HTNION HOTEL, CITY RICHMOND, VA.-The
u subscribers having taken this spacious and ele-
CANT house, prepared TO accommodate travellers and
boarders, either families single gentlemen, by the
day, week, month year, the most liberal terms
The Union Hotel is pleasantly situated on +
or Main Street, a little below the Market House,
sufficiently near to the business part of the CT
ty while, at the same time, il is withdrawn from
the noise and hustle incidental TO more public places,
containing 100 rooms, including paours saloons,
&c, all furnished in superior stys, combining both
nea'nes' and elegance.
The tables will always be plentifully furnished with
such varieties as the market aud negbbourng 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-
stion the part Of all attached the house to please
are calculated TO add to the going udaons
then will the pfopretors 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.
Ths General Stage Office is kept at this house, where
sc ats in all the different Stages may be taken.
VIM. RI SHIELDS,
Aug. 81. 33-~if JOHN ARMISTEAD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-23

NOTlCE.-By virtue OF a Deed OF Trust, executed
Ia by Jno g. Nj Her, to Miles Carey dec i'm mi.
life time, and the subscriber bearing date tn 25b day
OF July, one thousand eight hundred AM TWENTY
three, aud duly acknowledged and recorded in IN !.
Cisrks Once oil the County Court OF Fiuv8nna for the
purpose OF securing to Walker Tinberlake certsin
debt 10 the said Deed of Trust mentioned will he ex
posed to sale, to the highest bidder, Tor cash. on the
premises, on Monday the 24th day of January next
certain Tract or parcel of Land lying being in the
said county, on the Rivanna RIVER containing by est.
nation three hundred and sixty acres, and is he same
Land that was purcha ed by the said Jno G Miller OF
the said Walker Timberake, and is known by the name
81 ohce Hill Tact. The tile vested in me as eur
vving Trustee only, will be convey to he purcha .er
or purchasers. JOHN MAGRUDER
Nov. 10 56-wSv Surviviog T,us,ao
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-23

RThc ENoUiRER is published twice week generally and
nfee times week during the session of Legislature
rce tho Same as heretofore Five Dollars nnnun
advance Notes of chaItced BANKS only
Iecood IN payment Tho Editors W. the safety of
them by mail the of all letters being paid by
No paper WILDE discretion of tho
Sdtors( until all arrcarages have boon paid up.
R Whoever will payment OF nno paper shall
have tho tenth GRATIS.
t..s u TERMS OF ADVERTISING
0J One square, OR LESS-First
tinunncc, so cents.
advertisement inserted until
assumed by some person in this city, its cnvrons.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-23

ERY virtue OF a deed OF trus, executed 10 Ihe ,nh
81 - seribsr by James C. M'Reynods and John NJ
Reynolds, bearing date the third Of November 1880
and oil record in the Clerks office of the county Of
Campbell, Tor sundry purposes therein menioned the
undersigned will proc led sell on Tuesday the I4b
day Of December, $780, by way of public auction 10
the highest bidder, the following property 10 y one
moety OF the tract OF land OF which John M'Revnolds
died seized, and on which James C.. M'Reynolis aov
Iesdes, containing 5Sl acres also, another tract all
joining thereto, called Deprisss tract containing 80
acres; also another tract adjoining to the
ed Hact called the Long Dive tract containing 2lO A.
cres also forty odd slaves, consisting of mem women
anu epoIsh; hogs. sheep horses cattle, Wagon, the
crop oil tobacco OF the presen, year houssLold and
Kitchen furniture farming utensils backsmitf's fools
sun shct-gun and the remaining stock of e DDS of j. &
M Reynoid' The sale will be had al tb. houss
"nefe James O. M'Reynods now resides In the conn
" OF Campbell about 20 miles southeast OF Lvnchburg
ana WIZ continue from day TO day until completed The
'anu WI" DO sold on credit OF one, three years
sqnai annual ins'amcus, the purchaser giving bond
with good personal security, or bond with a deed Of
Ius on the land 10 secure the punciuaI paymeot
OIL II Is unersood that those Interested in the other
moieiy OF The tract OF 5St will i,in in the sale
aud conveyance OF the whole tract he personal pro-
perry including The negroes, will he sold on crsdit
until the Let OF Apgud next the purchaser giving bond
with good security. The undersigned are however
authorized by the deed TO sell prva,ey AM for cash If
they think proper. the land il ssd 10 be good tor
plantation, and will be shewn by Mr.. James M'Rct
noids 70 any person wishing TO purchase. The saves
are principally young gtoes aud very likely, and sad
20 De OF good chafacterActng as irustees the IN.
neIsigned VIII convey only such title TO The purchasers
Of ne ABOVE properiy. az Is vested in them though the
uue, so iir as they have ever UNDERSTOOD is good.
JOHN DABNEY,
Nov is 55-tds ROBERT s. M'REYNOLDS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-23
RICHMOND RACES.


The Proprietor of Tree Hill contemplates i'm future
to have four meetings at Tree Hill i'm each year. The
second Fall Races this year will commence the first
Tuesday an December merit the day after the Legisla-
ture meets.
First Day.-A sweepstoke for year old colts and
hllics; two mile heats entrance $780, half forfe four
subscribers and closed
,. Vim. r. Johnson enters b. {. Virginia Taylor, out
OF Coquette by Sir Charles
2. J. Nj. Selden, Marion illey out of Sir Henrys
sister,
B. Abner Robinson, Jemima Wikerson, by Archie
4. Thos. Watson, (of Tree Hill) Annette, by Sir
Charles.
Second Day-Proprieor's Purse, 5000; two mile
heats; entrance S15.
Third Ddy-Jockey Club Purse, $500; three mile
heats; entrance 800
The Proprietor little doubts but there will be fourth
days races and in the event OF other the gate money
oil that day will be given TO handy cap purse.
In furnishing these second races, has relation
the Club now formed at Tree Hill, the Proprietor
himself puts up the money! and hopes there will be
difficulty in of bad weather, to postpone the race
TO good day.
1S-td J. M. SEI,DEN Dronri,for
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-23

EDGCHMONO COTTON FACTORY --rho Snt
q q scribers odr for sale, at their Office near sbocto
warehouse, the following goods made at their Facto1v.
A Cotton Aieeffngs
81 do ShirtiHgs
Stout Cotton Oznobprgs, 20 inches toide
find a general assortment of Cotton Yarns
These goods are believed to be equal in quality ia
any made in the United States, and will be sold az low
az goods OF similar quality be purchased ia the Nor
thern Markets.
The highest price will he given for prime Cotton.
CUNNINGHAM e. ANDERSON.
Sept. a. 4O-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-23

RXRS SMOCK has removed to II Street, nearly
I'VE opposite the City Hall Having two tenem eDts,
she s epared TO accommodate boarders with large airy
apartments Its immddte vicinity 10 the Capitol. will
render her house particularly convenient 10 Mem
bers Of the Assembly, with without their families.
Gentlemen can also be received az Day Boarders by
the week, month or year. Nov. 10 SEQ,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-23

WM KS ~ D. SiANARD iDf1rms her former Gus.
I'VE toners and the public, q at she has opened a
Boardng-House IN the new tenement on the north side
Of street aud west corner Of lOh street. just below
tne CaP'C she u prepared az heretofore for the re.
cePon Of Ladies aud Gentlemen by the week, month
or year, on moderate terms1O members Of the Iegis-
Iature can be accommodated with board and rooms
k8NOVs ~ 66-3s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-23

UNATIC HOSPITAL. WILLIAMSBURG
NJ Ouce 10 hereby given that all the cells in this in
tuition are occupied and ,bat no more patients will
Ie received unu some Of the said Cells are vacant;
49,, wy n. VI ii'o" WIZ DC given. BY order of the
"o u, VI a directors L. HENLEY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-23

q COMMISSION BUSINESS, Norfolk TIrgfniq -
~ The snbsciiber having located himself at this
place, respectfully tenders 20 his friends and the public
MS services for the rsnsacion Of General Commits
ZION Bu'insss. His Office il near the Public Ware
House and next do7r to Mr.. John e Roy's.
N'r'olk. Oct, 49, 49-St JNO. NJ. ARMISTEAD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-23

A TEACHER WANTED.-We are desrous Of
4 "a employing female teacher for the ensuing wear
or one that s qualified in oil respects liberal price
win De gwen The school will probably consist OF ten
or WE'VE scholars. Communications TO the subscri.
hers will be- promptly attended to-
BEVERLY SYDNOR,
WIN. TONNES
BoydtOn, Mscklenbug, Nov, 0. 5s-s,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-23
From the u. s. Tnlcsrnnh.

MIR SOUTHARD A.N'D THE .MIDSHTP.ME W.
In his second article published IN the journal OF the
29h September, MIR Southland makes the following state
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-23

. WiNcHEsvEG, Frederick Co Va, April IIth 1885,
From careful examination of DR.. Z. Ciarks Patent
Thrashng Machine, and seeing in full operation we
pronounce superior in every respect to any other we
have seen 1t not only thrashss faster and cleaner
but IS moved with much less power requiring only the
power OF horse thrash thirty bushels Of wheat
per hour, and Is very simple in its construction &C.
(Sgued) THOMAS BRYERLY.
BENZ BUSHNELL,
DAVID RUSSELL.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-11-17
Olney's School Geography and
.ftLGS.

A PRACTICAL SYSTEM OF MODERN
IA GEOGRAPHY; or, View of the pres
ent state of the World. Simplified and adapted
to the capacity of youth. Containing numer-
Gus Tables exhibiting the Divisions, Settle
ment, Population, Extent, Lakes, Canals and
the various Institutions of the United States
and Europe the different forms of Govern
ment, Prevailing Religions, and the Latitude
and Longitude of the principal places on the
globe Embelished with numerous Engrav-
lngs of Manners, Customs, &c. By ]. OLNEY.
Accompanied by a new and improved Atlas,
beautifully Colored. Containing, /. A Map Of
the World. 2 Chart and World. 3. A Map
OF North America. A. A Map of the United
States 8. A Map of New England. 6. A
Map OF the Middle and part of the Southern
States. z. Map of Ohio and Indiana 8. A
Map of South America. g. Map of Europe.
10. Map of Asia. II. A Map of Africa. -.
Chart exhibiting, on new plan, the COM
parative size Of the present Empires, Kingdoms,
States, with the forms of Government and num-
Der OF square miles, the population of the Prin-
cipal Cities and Towns, the width of the Oceans,
the length of the Rivers, Seas, Lakes, Cults,
Bays, Sounds, &c, the length and heights of the
Mountains, the length of the Days and Nights
IN different attitudes, and embracing the recent
discoveries of Parry, Franklin, Clapperton, and
others.
ment on the utility of the above work, as it has
already been tested in the principal cities and
towns in the New England, Middle, Western,
and part of the Southern States Within the
last % months more than $4,000 copies have
been published, great proportion of which
already in use. The following are the remarks
of some of the most respectable gentlemen in
this town:
From George Folsom, Esq, Master of the
Forester High School I" Having examined
the 9th edition of Olney's Geography and Atlas
with reference to its use in the school under
my care, and for that purpose compared its pre-
tensions with those of similar publications,
am clearly of opinion that for simplicity of ar
raneement, neatness and perspicuity of style.
and tuilness, without excess of detail, this com.
pllatlon is decidedly preferable to any other
with which have met. The Atlas deserves the
highest praise for the elegance, ingenuity, and
completeness of the Maps, especially in relation
TO our own country
Warren LazeH. Teacher ofthe English School,
as also various members of the School Commit
( tees OF tins town, authorize the publisher in
saying that they also concur in the above ia
voraoie and unqualified recommendation of
Olney Geography and Atlas
~ For sale by DORR & ROWLAND
and C. HARRIS.
worcester, Nov. TO- 3tep3eop
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-11-17
Re0t Estate for Sale.

TENHE subscriber offers for sale the valuable
Il FARM in Hardwick, on which he now
lives, containing about $50 acres, well appor.
toned into Moving, Pasluring, TilIage, and
Wood Land. The Buildings thereon consist
of large two-story House, Wood House, and
two Barns, with convenient Sheds and Out
Buildings.
Gpon said Farm is valuable MILL SEAT,
with WATER PRIVILEGE six months
each year, upon stream sufficient for carving
most kinds of Mills or Machines
This Farm is situated upon tho stage road
from Worcester to Northampton, about one
hundred rods from the village in the center o
the town, and will be sold entire, or in SEPARATE
parcels, as will best suit purchasers
Also, another FARM in said Hardwick, con
tanning about l6O acres, pleasantly situated
about two miles west of the village, with a
House, Barn, and other convenient Buildings
thereon.
Any person wishing to purchase Real Estate
OF the above description, will do we'll 10 exam
Inc the premises soon, as they may be certain
OF finding it an opportunity to purchase, at an
unusually lO1o rate. A liberal credit will be
given, and terms of payment made easv
JAMES DANFORTH.
Hardwick, June % tfo5
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-11-17
Administrators Sale at .Auct;oa.

TENO be sold on the premises, by order of
n Court, in County of Suffolk, on MONDAY,
The 18th day Of December neat, at one o'clock,
in the afternoon, all the REAL ESTATE of
Capt. ISAAC METCALF, late of Boston, in
said County, deceased Said Estate is situated
in the northery part of Royalston, in the County
of Worcester, containing about rs acres of ex-
cellent Land well proportioned as to Moving,
Pasturing, Tilage, and Wood Land, with a
good Orchard good Buildings and Out Build
ings, and considered one of the best Farms in
Royalston, according to the number of acres
Also, one undivided eighth part of widow Lydia
Metcsh's Thirds, situated about one mile west
q said Farm in said Royaston; likewise one
Pew in the East Meeting House, and half of
two Pews in the West Meeting House. Con-
ditions of pay liberal
ANNA M. METCALF, .4dministratrir.
By her Attorney, JACOB METcALF
Royalston, Nov |, 1880. 45