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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-22
TO THE PUBLIC.

The subscribers will continue the business at their
old stand. Sycamore street. 1t would be- perhaps,
useless to enumerate the number Of packages the
variety Of names, which fancy and fashion has given
to the difieren, styles OF goods But we do say In
the broadcast sense OF the word that for variety sx-
tent and taste, i'll the selection Of goods particularly
tor the Petersburg market, we not surpassed bv
any house south Of the Potomac. That we can and
,e'H sell as cheap, appears evident, from our hereto
fore numerous customers. We solicit u continuance
OF their patronage to the new concern.
JAMES KYLE,
T. II. CAPERTON.
~ Always on hand-Bcl,ing Cloths. warranted
equal to any on the continents; Cigars in l. /, and
boxes of the most approved brands pale sherry and
genuine old Port Wine, in bottles, particularly Sc
lected for this market. on o-aawsto
Petersburg. LIST April, 1881.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-22
ISHAM PUCKET,
PRopRIErUp
no PERSONS IN VTRGI.NE4.
Owning Military Lands in Kentuckv

Live IN Hickman county, Kentucky at Columbu, or I'm,
Banks. on the Mississippi River; the surveyor Of IN,
Virginia Military Lands State Establishment and have sur
veyed good OF them the Tennessee rive,
SINCE the death OF my predecessor Mai VIM Cro..an am
agent Tor number OF persons owning an, and wod
Willingly act Tor others who popeT to entr ,heI,
business with me probably better with the
SITUATION oil 'hase lands than any person; be that an
may ney want attentions and whether they employ or not
would ADVISE the owners immediate attention 10 them.
some OF which have been paged their timber some have
been entered Warrant Lands and persons living ON them
ana the occupant laws OF may while pu, ,he
owners TO considerable expense and trouble have guarded
many OF nose lands as well as couli, without having mora
aulhoTy There large bodies OF Military Lands
together and but few living hem some with les,es
Out more squaters calculated their vain, b,re
are Ten or Twelve miles OF me- of which
would ADVISE the owners knowing for their interest
10 sen small part say two three hundred out of each
OO0 acre tract low price, and am confident d.,
III TWO or tee years would enhance the value of the
to double treble what the whole tract would be worth m re-
man as now IS Persons buying and settling on part voud
lake care oil the balance and induce come the
negDourhood and settlement that gives value tn land
would act as agent for owners Of lands the
ana tennessee MYERS, well south of Tennessee,
where hive, good any one who will attend . he
ought to the business. shall give reference, for recon-
mendaton am well known Kentucky and have son,e mr.
quanianoes IN my native state Virginia; persons hays NOT
commence IN me, do not desire their business il get mn
agencies am willing speid tribe giving the owners 10
NOSE lands, this notice There many OF the Nitaty
Lands south OF the Tennessee river that are
win by Treasury Warrant claims aud possession of tho
Claimants their Tenants Of which not worth la,
SUIT IN the Federal Court and Congress disposed In do
justice towards the Officers and Soldiers tho Virginia state
cure scrip for the Of their Warrants or hsv will
tany he worse situation than those who neglected 10 oa.
heI warrants az ah RICHARD TAYLOR, in.
Columbus Hickman county, Ky Jan. 20, 1891.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-22

II" Powhatan county court, February the 10th, 1881
n 5. Woodbridge, Seth Cook, e xecutor of joseph
bondurant, decd, and Benjamin Bondurant, complts
against Joseph Il Davis, Samuel Davis, and william
Blackburn, defts.-IN CHANcEnr.
This day came the compliments by A. s. Woo1.
orldge, esqr, their attorney, and fled their bill anil
the defendant William Blackburn, not having entered
ms appearance and given security according to tho
act OF assembly and the rules Of this court and IL an
pearng to the satisfaction of the court that he ia mo,
an inhabnant OF this commonwealth: Therefore on
he moton OF the compts by their said attorney. II
u ordered, that the said William Bac kburn do annear
mere on the third "Wednesday in May next, and answer
the bill of the complsinants, and give secur;,v
Tor performing such decree as the court NAV
make herein, and that copy Of this order be forth
WIN inserted IN some newspaper published in the CITY
OF Richmond Tor two months ssiveIy and thai an
other copy he posted at the front door of the eour
mouse on this county for two successive court dsva
~ Copy. Tcste. II. +. GRAVES, d. G.
WAS Committed to the jail of GoocbIond I,onn
w ~, The 9TH day Of June, 1890, n negro man
who calls himself Bob. Goldman, and saws he IL f,oa
man. That nc was bound to Nelson Vandervan All
scTIcd his apprenticeship TO him rs n sboomaLc, 80
me City OF Richmond, that he afterwards vo,Lod -,
saId trade, with Cooke g. Ryan, in said Civ IT,
IS ABOUT 81 years old, brown complexion about Go,
inches mgh-hc is quite sensible, and can re,J 80
wntc' The owner If any, is requested ~ go" go
property, pay charges and take hin, away o,bPp,o
nc VIII be dealt with ns the law Directs "0'
w. LEWIS, Tailor. r.,
Jan 81 wl2w WIN. BOILING. Sba,ig,
A N APPRENTICE II wanted NJ tho WAL
"a hco boy between II and ia. of go,d .hs "
'SF' VITO can read hnd wri.r, viii alone 30 sakc-'
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-08-11
COlJectOrs Notice,

NTOTICE E is hereby giren to the residents. I aud nOn-residents of the town of Sharon liable tO pay taxeSs that I have warranfs to collect n state tax of one cent and t0wD tax 1880 and that will meet all those who feel disposed tO attend 10 this notice; and save trsi- vel, at the following places, viz at the plibIic house of Cyrus l.. Blinn on ihe Sd day of September, 18Sls froms1O A. M. till s o'clock K. M.; on the 5th at Charles E. Berry,s inn from til IF. and at Joseph LDrd's from l till 5 o'clock of the day and on the IOtlr at IsAac Cranes i6n in Amenia from Q tin 4 os. clock. 4 strict attention to this notice wils save your Collecsor triveI..s x,
 JyILLIAif TEERTTT, Collector.
 Sharon. Asfr. 0.S IRsf v " o
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-08-11
IT(,,T'I Il[ .

RY ahi order 1.-the HuH. Court of Pro- s hate for the District 0f Litchifeld, will be sold sat public sales the whole 6f the in: seufOried Reai Estate .Of
 WEELIAMs STONE, g la:s Of LitchReld, deceaseds represented in- solvent, .on the eath day of August inst. af q o'clock in the forenoon. for the inent Of dclsts md charges against said estate. eonsist- ing 0f about i4 acres of valuable land. with adwelling- -lousc, barn, md bsacksinith shOp standing thereon, situate opppsite tho Ehurcii wood land. on Prospect. lso called, and tlS Pafsona Estate, consisting If Blscksmiths Tools. iron kettles, lumber, Sec. Sale to hss on the rremises. M x @ TRUMAN I1IT.BORN, Adm'T.
 al.ischf feld, !, Atft 10. 1881. n
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-08-11
MlRRTED.

ln this town 6n Ilib 3d inst hy the Rev. Mr. Al. wood. mr. William Stephenson, 10 Mas MehisabIs ,WesloveF, both 0f fbis town. f.
 In Berlin, HIr. William A. WemtWorth @ Man Fran lces M. Child, of Haddams a tnSaybroOk, Mr. David Abby fChatbams 70 blirS Sarah Snow.
 h Harfora, Mr. FIsseI GoIa.iiwaif to hIiss Jane Boardman,
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-08-11
NOT,ICE

TSHE Cchri af Probate for the District ,f L Litchneld hath assigned tho 1ath tlay Of instant August, at tep o'clock in the ior4noon, Ut the Probate Office in Litchncld, for tlls ap- 'pointmcDt of COmmissiuners on the esEate tfs
 EREDIsRiCK G. PHELPS, <. late of Harwinton, In said district,i deceased, represented insolseDf, as which time aistp place ah persons interested in said csfato lsill. if they sec easses snAfend before said .EaslFf2 and ba hfaF9 feEl to ssicA ppOintment. N
 By order of said CUsFt. | M '.,s''ss JACOB ~. CATLIM. \, AIEis,r. N N xRpabiTioss, Aue. .. tBssI Ng
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-08-11
NO,FI{sE|.

HFHE Court of PrOhAsa foy tl,e sl;strief of " LitchGsld hata AllOwesi as. nIontl1s Ifons this date .to the creditors of \. ss SALLY FARNAM, N N late of Litchfeld, deeeascd, tO exhibit fheif claims against said estate, at the cxpirati0n 6f which time, alI demaids not presented to the subscriber will be baFred ' recovery. All persons indebted 10 said estate are requested io make immediatc payment! sss,
 ' N By order of said Court, N < E
 JOSEPH FAfargAM, Eretmfor.
 3Litchf feid. AmgMst 8, 1881. a
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-08-11
.gNO'TICE.

NTEthe subscribers having bcen appointed
 NV Commissioners hy the Hon. Court of Probate for the District of Litchhcld, on thei estate of ANN WicKwiRE, late of Cornwall, in said district, deceased represented nsolvenf, hereby give notice that we will meet On the, business of our appointments at tho lOOse sOf. Leo BlyHn, in sharon, on thu 2sl Mondays Of September and December next at ten o'clock in the forenoon On eacli of said days, at which times and piace ali persons ittcrested in said estate can present their cIains for adjustmept. Six mOnths from the 9th day of July, 1884, arc allowed by said Court for inc presentncnt of claims against said estate.
 1 JAMEs WADswoRTM, <ia.,..3.-
 SAMURI. F. EvERIrT, - \ ! ! PHlLo KELLoGG,
 Corn,Cnl, August Q. l8St. g
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-08-11
MGhOgG1s!av.
FOR SAIE.

FOR. SALE, Al QUANTITY of Mahogaay Plank ond ~ Logs, suitable for Clock Cases, which will be sold reasonably, and payment feceiv- ed in Clocks.
 MidllssoUn, 4agsst 10, 1881 9
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-08-11
A CAMP MEETING

EEKTILL be held iu CCfnseaA HoElo,C. on
 XX ths land of Peter M. Rnherts. one nils from Roberto tavern. to commence On Thurs day. the iith of August next, and to end the Monday following. Christian people of an denominations are invited to attend.
 LUTHER MEAD.
 Coskea, July, 1881 N. B. Those friends of the meeting who wish refreshments can be accommodated 1t Roberts' Tavern; B. ROBERTS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-08-11
vT A I D. 1.

" kAEN TT EsNJ1
 A YOUNG MAN of steady habits--who IA is hbhest-= =iailhfnI--aDd who will feet sdisposed fo consult the interest Of his ems piOtef--t0 attendsip a Store. One possess courakement- t--no others need apply.
 0. L. WEBB. Lisehfsid. Asgasi 5. 1881 2
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-08-11
DEED

rn this village, on lhe a fret. Mrs. Abby Phelps nged 8, wife Of Mr. John Pheips. Jr.
 Al Gibraltar, on the 20i q June last, Lieut. ken- jamin Talmadge, Jr. aged 36, of the U. 2. Ship Brandywine, son of the Hon. Benjamih Tallmadge, of this village.
 fn ReshIssn, tlss lOt as Coaaai, iniaas son of Dr. in NewsFiasen, Miss Rebeeca Hewiif, sged i6, daughter of Dr. Hewitt; Mv. Luke Moody 45. lH WaIiinglord, kr. Benajah Hall, 08. In Gaiilord, Mrs. Ruth SpePces wife of W'is'Am
 in Bs,sthanaed, Mrs. Sarah Richardsen 90. llr. ! Etey!seh RIchardson, 93. M s fn Ts"wbalI. widow Mary Faischiid. ga. .,s Il z In Chatham, Mss. EstlcF Joneg, 4D. 4n @iAAietown, Ms. Leseroli Hs Bages D. l In East.tsaddaIa, Capt. Eliaa Aekisls M. ssst ln HarlIard, h!ss Bsissy Inuls, si's of ME. San s' ia f Essi. MiSdsor, slss. Rozy oran,. aged el.
 in Ilerwiples, Bln. Lydia Wi'sou, wlis oe MF. hor
 ssf is T % .psussh issss lissd sskaa iiAdds
 in AiaaiissiIs, Gea Eliphses 6. Phelps, aged 1e son of Lancelot Phslps, E.g. oia;e!ebKsok. Il in Black Rseks q. '. Azrs. Lrslila RasisE. wis IGen. Peter E. PoElefs %.sAsi 3fI
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-08-11

Anctksr Revolutionary F1irios eynes--Dasid Wil- l;ams ss aa of ihs eap,os of Major Andre, died q Rsn,.eaesviiie, on Tassdass a as in ihe 7oi yeas .f h;s are. His remains were inserFsd wiih military
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-08-11

The following leHk md c0Nl1enF 'ye fFV tEOn 'E ,a,e aamLer ef .hs W Washipgson Teiegsaph. That lie .sxs session ii N bring many qpeer shiags ,e ,,rl,,. there ear be litiis room for doabs What wi,h ,he two or sssee q .s yaeksca parry, and odds md ends of others on shs ssse ,efs may h. ,..s .o.ft Isr te friends ~ hlr Clay N. En-, w;sI. that sack Randolph eo6ld bs thsss so ,hssw his long fingers amosssi ilsm'
 ssor. Rrme,s. The Unilsd States Gazette ef yes a.erday moFping says z We are nov tnioEmea. ssa sls SddTess ol Mr. Befriea, and the eceosnpaHy,at Ssnche was won't 10 say so uas is sbest ic appear. S...m,uf.-W lsaow not what is about io appsAs xzr ,ssmrae That all lhnf flp posst will net apPea ,.s;sss ,he meeting of conxrAb bat " ksow eae.z .c Ie' ~sch r.ore weiahfy NsnpeFt than any shIr ,"s;rh nass been given io tho ANhiie We 70 nn. ns I;sre shns these win appeaE unoN alter 'he mee''"s Congress, "
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-08-11

Ceasad' Why are Ae.lsne spirss like 5 sum u the Rule of Three tliessl An answer is requestes.-
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-08-11

] Appsintneats 6y the Prssiaent.-The Washington Giobso the 2d ins, asnounces ihs appointment. ofi. calIy ef L0Nis cLaae, of Delaware, to he Secretar
 Ofthe Treasury Of,he United States: of Auzsag Tan B'ren, of New York, to be Mioiscr Plenipo and Envoy Extraordinary to the Kingdomsoi Great Britain and lrelands and of Huron Rail. IN York, sO he Secretary Allegation. place of Washington Irving, who hassignied lis wish la 4esfe Gsssthe station. zsss s A 8 s M
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-08-11

UT Some ef sI,s southern editors are recommend- ing WILLIAn wsR9 E ihc candidate for Vice Presi- tent so be FeA en shs ticket wi Air. CLAY. Such \ pominatioa mt should think wohid bs exceedingly popalar, aud hailed n all parssof te county as an augsry Of success io the good eaase.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-12
NAV 10.
Nu IN EKAL SPRING FARM FOX SALE
Iyu anhscriher Intending 10 Iernnya 10 town. viii

Nn IN EKAL SPRING FARM FOR SALE-Inr
Ilyn subscriber intending TO remove 10 town, viii
ioSer at public sale, the premises Monday, the
,20th day oil July, tho farm which he residss
he Brooke Turnpike, miles from Il Edmond, contain
ing PAL Ct land about so, are WOODS, the bs
lance, which is cleared aud enclosed has 20 OF
brouRh The farm. The Upland is very level, and OF
|sood quality retains manure well, AID Is adapted 10
;corn, wheat oats rye, and clover, and large portion
jof il admirably suited 10 herd.-grass 10 wel-drched,
aud may be probably converted into a meadow, TO
which purpose, part Of il is at present applied The
improvements are convenient dwelling house. for 3
arge family, an effiee ner the house, fran, smoke
house, and kitchen, negro houses, with ,hioslad rocts
md b'ick chiWpes, overseer's bsuse, in the farm
yard which contains we'll of excellsn, water, aud is
enc!o,ed with close plank fence, and cedar posts,
two large and eonvenient frame bsrps, with house
sfor wheat. machine attached to CT them, car.
ehouse and Of stables, with hay lots and sh,,-
aeTs weather and singled, all in good repair
and capable of stabng 20 horses aud many sattle
an EXCELLENT market garden, containing aerss en-
sclcsed with cypress papg and CEDAR poas, large and
well constructed ice house, within 100 yards OF the
spond, which tcgeiher with the produce OF the garden
2yields a consids able income. G.n.men wanting
summer retreat will End this desirable one, or per-
disposed 10 date familes, during The sum
msr season, would doubtless God this avorabis tiiu-
saion oi purpose irom the 'aiubriy 81 the "r snt
use OF the neral spring. The stcalicn sremarkab!y
althfu which ten years sidsucs, with large fam
City, has abundanty proved
The lille clear and uniDcumbered. Terms mad;
known the day Of sale. Those iucned to pure hass
fare invited TO view ihe premises.
Alter The sale Of the lard, shall di.pose Of snch
groes residence in town will enable 10 dspt
: with. Also, the stock OF horses mules, cattle, hogs
2.heep, wagon, earis, wheat, maca.1e, wheat ian
q and farming utensils, blood mare, aud spiendid col,
Stwo years ole, by Contention, oct Of luncheon
3 Sc. &c.
9 Application 10 bo made to Thomas Taylor E,q VIII
Gwi condus, the sale, the subscriber, residing Of
CHE farm. JACOB MORDECAI.
~ Spring Farm, Henrieo Co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-12

TX oUCESTER LOW GROUNDS FOR SALE -
Nm BY The last will OF the late DIR. Gains Dean. tbs
|subserib-rs authorized TO sei aud they oi-
for sale, his valuable Estate, lying on Ware River,
he seunty OF Goces;er, in the State Of Virginia abcu
hree miles from the Court House, aiming $50
Dearly the whole OF which is low Quad, and atou
ESQ acres cleared, and in high state OF tuluvs
uon, well adapted 10 The g'owth OF Indian Corn, Whsa
aud Barley There is spacious Dwelling Hou'-, an
all oher necessary Gu, houses. In good repsir th
E,ta,e, situated on the bank o, the Rver-Frh ard
Oysters OF the best quality taken in sight Of hi,
House. more minute description IL deemed IN
necessary, az il presumed any perstp wishing TO Pur
chase will 6rst examine the premisee, which will b.
-hown by the manager Mr.. G. w. Biliups purchaser
II the land can be accommodated with IA mary s.ve
as he may require TO cu vs,e H. and also he tmiup
utensils and stock Of every description. The time o.
payment will be made to sui, the purchasers. For fur
her particular, letter addressed Christopher Temp
kins, at Mathews Court House, Va will meet due at
ien,ion. CHR TOMPKINS, Executor rs o.
JOHN ID. JARVIS. : Gains Dean
HENRY w. TABB, deed.
Ma,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-12

RiSIOE ESTATE, ia the county Of Prince
ED Wiliidni, FOR SALE.--Ia pursuance of Nh.
Literary Fund, by an Act Of the General Assembly,
passed 20 February last authorizing the sale OF IN,
Brsioe Tract OF Land 10 the county OF Prince VII.
Ham, proposals will be received by tbs said PresideD
ltrsc', un IL the 10th day OF October next.
The annexed extracts from the law, will ,hew tn.
: condi ions required of the purchasers.
Persons tfering proposals, wall consult their s~i
convenience in fixing the instruments OF the
81 money.
The Brisoe Tras, contsius by survey 649i ssr,s
abe greater part oil which is und.r Iesses, whic'
will expire 10 the year 1919 AM which subject 10
an annual rem, OF ahou' 20. 900 popnds OF Tobacco
BY order OF The Pesden, and Dire etors Of the Lite
srary Fund. BROWN, Jr. q Aud.
2nd. Be il tut ther enacted Tba, il sha be the
of the said Presidsn, aud Directors, require Of tn.
Spurchaser purchasers of the said Tract, bonds wit
.uIicient personal security payable 70 the said Pres
81 Mt aud Directors, together with deed or deeds o
rust on tie estate Sod to secure The payment Of the
Spure base money and interests which bonds taken
Ssha bear interest from the date thereof And all
no shall fail 10 pay into the Treasury annually with.
3n Elk mon bs after the shall become due she in
eresi which may accrue their said bonds shall for.
set all claim 10 the credit given th cir purchases
he principal shall ihereupon become due, and be
Overabie by the said President end Directors, ith all
81 interest In arreer, by motion to the General Court, on
Nten days notice OF the time making such mo'on or
ths payment thereof enforced, by proceeding The
eed deeds OF ru.I aiore aid a! the discretion OF the
& aid Prasid Mt and DIRECTOR.
3rd Be il further enacted That all persons becom.
sog purchasers CT land undtr the provisions Of is act
3sbail have he privilege Of paying the oil III.
dpursbsss money at any lime.
4h This &C, shall Re in fore: from III passit z
q htr'of.
May 27. 5-2aTtl0tOet
The iiors Of the National Inieigen.sr and Alex.
and Ia PhGax, ~ill please publish ihe foregoing ed
and seDd 'h.ir bills to his 2nd Auditors Office Tor
3,aymen,
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.ur. Roby s.. P0rfer-SiT:
'HVAKE notice that shall on the 10th day Of Sepem-
n Der next, between the hours of o'clock in the
forenoon and o'clock in the afternoon of the day.
at the tavern of Thomas Merrman in the county OF
owhaan and State OF Virginia, proceed 10 take the
deposition OF John j. Watkins TO he read evidence
he trial OF an Injunction now depending and undeermin
ed In the county court Of Powhatan in which plain
if, aud you are defendant-And that the goth day
f the month, between the hours aforesaid, at the
tavern OF Capt Robert Scruggs, in the county Of amp
bell and state Of Virginia aforesaid shall take the de-
position of said Robert Scruggs, to be read evidence
IN the Trial of the aforesaid Injunction, in which am
plaintiff and you defendant. At which times and
places, you may attend if you think proper.
l am yours, &c.
ABNER SMITH.
July 10
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Somerset, the Ldnd aud TesId nee If The iafe Benja

oOWtTSct, NE Lund aud TeSId nee NJ FHeIdfe Benjd
mine Grymes in the county of King George.
FOR SdLE.
HpY virtue OF deed OF trasi, duly exfcuisd BY
n ~ said Grymes, IN his life time, and recorded ia
he Clerks Office ct said COMFY I ebtll proceed 70
cell for clsh to 'he highest bidder. The premises til
shove nemsd tract o. land, he 14h doy OF July
much thereof s' may be necessary to ssti'iy an
discharge a sAim, together with all ohs incidental
xptnser, which AbrAn. r. Hoos, ST.. has against said
Gfymts Land, tf his securities 10 Bond exc
'cuied to Hrnry Gardiner, deed OF Charles County
'MaylArd, and Ter which the sid d ed OF uus; wa
originally sxeeusd.l shall OILY convey such tile
nnques lion4blS. ID LEWIS, Trustee
Nav 1881 2-wtda
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-12

"a AND IN HANOVER.-The subscriber offers ioI
ID sale the tract OF land on which he now resides
lying in the Forks OF Hanover in Little River in heal
thy and agreeable neighbOurhood containing 60
On this tract there is good dwell ng house, and barn
and all other houses necessary for plantation. Pu-
chasers invited TO call and il. deem il unne.
cessary TO describe ii particularly, will buy
without seeing it, The purchaser shall have the pri
viege Of seeding crop OF wheat; and possession given
as soon as the corn Is taken OF.
Terms made known on application to the subscriber
near New Found Mills Post Office, Hanover.
JAQUELiN a. BERKELEY.
Hanover, June 81. 12-wG
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-12

"A NOPAKfN EKSHIP the subscribers bsVe assocls-
~ ted themselves Ia business under The firm & gyle
lo Aad. rJcn & Lake with view to the rdnsac' ion
Stand formerly occupied by ID. Anderson it,. 10 which
hey propose 10 add General Commission Business.
,PMtculr attention will be paid 10 the sale all pro
.duee eD'Tudsd 10 their msBsgement-They offer for
sale a we'll selected assortment Of Groceries, rea-
sonable terms. DAVID ANDERSON, in.
JOSIAH LEAKE, in.
July 5. 1876
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-12
LAND FOR SALE.

LAND FOR SALE.
sFU1HE subscrbsr offers for sale, iatrAci of Lsuc
"a lying iD Powha'sn county, on AppOmatox riyei
about eighties tnile' above Geuiio three below CI
maut Town, and tctlVe above he Cour.hou,e sdjon.
.ns the land Of CFales Esgssion, Rtchasd watkins.
iHush freDeh, and others. The hsct contains sbou
Eight bun dfed acres; between and three hu Jr-'
II which are creek aad r.vr low grounds Of very
cellen quality, equal 10 any on AppOWallox river
Some Cf he river low grounds yet uBGlessd. Th
HIS and is 10 good state for cultivation, and The pu
3c5aser will have II in his power TO seed from 100
$50 bushels OF wheat, good and tobacco land
lhs wood land IL wei -tmbsfed, add han suh
,hsfney for the support Of the plsoaton Independent,
Nv OF the uneleaTed low ground. Tbs improvement
ousist OF an oveTseefs house and good negro quar-.
ers, an eScelen, new granafy end thrsshng machine
attached 10 ~ ard tobacco baths sufficient for curing
wenty or ttity ihoussnd weight OF iobsceo. Any
lpersoD wishing 10 view tho lsni, will al any time b
shown it by my brother, c. EegesoD, who lives al.
joining, Mr.. Hugh French, who az present oeeUpe
H.. TIE purchaser will be allowed the privilege Of
'eediDg crop Of wheat this fall Should he above
eseribed land be aot cold privately, no ice Of
ohith will be given, J. will be s1ld publicly, 10 thu
highest b5der, ct Hugh FTtnoPs Tavern, on The Buck
i0ghsfn road, iweve miles above Ponbatan Court.
House, on Tburdjy, the r5h day o. August, " fslr
u not, the De1i fair day The terms shall be accom-
nOds ing and will be made known on the day Of tse
or application 10 The subscriber residing in Ameis
county. WIN. EGGLESTON.
May 20. 3-wtds