Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-13

Richmond, Scotfspiile, and !Stounton Mail Coach.
YHNHlS new Line OF Coaches will commence running
M on Saturday the I'd Day Of April next. Ii will
sun by Powelrs, Goochland Court House, George
Tinsleyville, Columbia, Winn's Tavern, to Seottsvi!le,
thence by Mount Israel to New.York, where il. Inter-
sects wi h the Line from Charlottesville 10 S,aunlon,
and thence 10 Lexington and Guyando,te. This Stage
will leave Richmond Tuesday, Thursdav, and Saturday.
and return Sunday, "Wednesday, and Friday; thus the
Public will have a line Of Coaches six times a week
through 10 S,aun,on, and Guyando,te, viz: three times
a week by Tirsle willie and Charlottesville, and three
times by Seotisvilie and New-Yo,k, making a Daily
Line.trom Richmond TO Gnyando,te on the Ohio River
(Sundays exceptsd.) The above line win NEE; a,
George's; the line running three times a week from
fredericksburg TO Farmvilis, Prince Edward Court
House, HaInpden Sidney College SC. Sc. which will
give TO the Public in this section of the State the ac-
eommodation hey have so long wished for. The Scotts-
vile line will also iniersect the line running from
Lynchbnrg TO Charlottesville at Mount Israel.
April2. llo-f w PORTER.
ENXECU1oR,S SALE OF REAL AND PERSON
AL Al E~STATE.-Ol THURSDAY. the I9h inst.
will be sold, on the premises, thai VALUABLE FARM
(near Powhatan CONTINUOUSLY called Belinemus, being
The residence nt the late Col. James Clarke-coniaining
about $50 acres of highly improved land. TO which i
two streams OF water, which have never failed in the
driest seasons. The plantation will be sold separate
from the mill tract, or both together, as may suit per-
chasers.
On the said plantation is a large two story dwelling
house inggood order, greenhouse, ic house, a large
new barn with stables, cow houses, and all other ne
-'So"iy out "a htdtiy ucWB u tdfRc OTcDdIu oil the
most valuable frui. trees; the yard and garden is well
set with handsome ornamental trees, shrubs, flowers,
etc. etc.
Al'o 10 likely young negroes; some fine blooied
mares and colts; stock OF cattle, hogs, sheep, etc.
A t~hre>hiug machine upon a pesf city new and i'm.
proved constructions; machines for ginning, carding
aud spinning OF cotton; a complete set OF engines, lalhes
and tools for working iron, brass aud wood, all of which
have been carefully selected; all the household and
kitchen furniture, plantation utensils, etc etc.
Further description is deemed unnecessary, as those
N To ih n ~ u LuiD E.at .,.r, H. .--.-
which upon examination will provc to them the value,
Tefms-FJr The plantation AMI mill one fifth in each
the balance In four equal annual payments, carrying
Interest, from the date, TO be secured by bonds will, good
and approved security aud a deed Of trust on the pro-
perty to secure the payments.
The negroes will be sold for cash.-For the balance
of the personal estats-under $40 cash, over that sum
credit Of Elk months will be given.-Bon6s approved
security will be required in all cases.
G.. ". CLARKE,
Ex'or. OF James Clarke, deed.
NIB. Those having claims against The estate of Col
James Clarke, viii present them for adjustment, and
those indebted TO said estate will make immediate pay
meni to G. v. CLARKE.
May 6. 121-tds Ex'or. ofJames Clarke.