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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-23
MarshaA's SaAe.

DY virtue of Decree Of the Superior Court Of
ID Chsncery for the Fredericksburg District pro-
pc aiding in said Court betwesa Joseph Janney. plain
,i, and Jesse EwelI and Miled his wife, and others,
Defendants, shall. on the 28ih day Of May nex upon
the premises, in the Town Of Dumfries ond Coun-
ty of Prince william, expose to sale by public auction,
to the highest bidder, credit Of six and twelve
months, certain
5.D.a< HOUSE AND LOT
SsIXSi in said Town, whereon the said Jesse Ewelf
SHo resided in the year 1918. together with the
<-eA G.aRDEN LOT; being the same property
purchased by said Ewel from Thomas Chapman, and
is more particularly described in the deed from said
Chapman TO said Ewel, OF record in the Clerks Office
of the County Court Of Prince william The purcha-
or purchasers to give bod, with good personal se'
curity, for the payment Of the purchase money.
JOHN SrANARD, II. +. C. d.
spr 81 --oavts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-23
oeeAlins fntMtNes,

r HAVE Just received few more OF Bu"how's IRE
n mum Potatoes, Chat have twice taken the prem
um from the Essex Agricultural society," saes =, 40
hos, sncb nos,,es rsis, ~ the country Price 81
ner busbeI Also, few Prize Cucumber Seed and
New Hampshire Field Pumpkins. ,
Cent?. men in want Of the above seeds will DO wen
70 call soon, as have but a few OF them
" N' WI n ROBERTSON,
40, ., King street.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-23
LITTLE RIVER TURNPIKE ROAD COMPANY,
.Aurik ]. 1881.
SaM'i. G.. Smith.
.aTTO NEY 1T LAW.

\ u IL ~ ~ III h n W,
yvAyING iocs'ed himselfst Bren,svie, Prince Viii
liam County, viii practice the Superior and In
ferinr of that and the neghboring counties Of
Loudoun, Fairfax. and Fsuquier. All business COM
mtted his win receive strict attention. Collec
tons made speedily circumstances will admit, and
the money punctuaily forwarded.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-23
DIED..

On Monday, the 18Th inst. in the SD year OF
her ace. Mrs MARY ANN MoRsELL, cohsort OF
James S. MorselI, Esq. Judge Of the Circuit
Court, and daughter Of Mr.. William Marbury'
of Georgetown.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-23
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY GEORGE wHITE.-7H7S DAP

Furniture. Sugar, Tobacco, So
AT AUCTION.
VEvIs DAY, at 10 O'Clock, will be sold at Whites
i Furniture War. house, great varietyo Of
NEW & SECOND HAND FURNITURE,
Ofyariogs descripti0ns-Such Is
Sidebosrds, sofas, tea and pier tables
Bureaus, candle and wash stands, chairs
Also-Brown sugar in barrels, parcel rakes
Cart and carriage wheels
Boxes pipes and raisins
Mattresses of'yarious descriptions
And, to close a consignment,
kegs wing tobacco
With variety Of other articles
CT Sale in the evening. great variety Of Fresh Dry
Goods, Looking Glasses, Clocks, &C. without limits:
apr IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-23
(.atelY received,

FRESH addition to our former stock OF Medicines
- ,h;ch .nsb, us TO offer AS general An assortment
of good Articles in our line be furnished IN any
ci,Y and upon reasonable terms Country
,nerchans and others are respectfully socited'o call
and examre our goods. ~.
,nrA-w4m WIN. LIANT - 80.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-23
Nj A r RI f ID,

In Washington, On Monday evening last: LIT
FRExcu FoRREsr. of the United States Navy,
TO Miss EMILY ID. Sims.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-23
Govt and NheHmatism Cured.
EAU MEDICINALE DE HUSSON,

EAU MEUIIINIiIIE III1 II C''h0|T'
IA French Preparatton.)
ppw h'.,,,es of this celebrated remedy for the
cure of govt and rheumatism-the par1xysms 80, OF
h;h !, TO cease IN few hours. and thai the
administration of few doses has relieved the bed nd
Ssn Of several years to the use of their limbs
The Eau de Metlc'nae Is eH'o .s 0"p nL nown
p. ,h as web as to the moderns This disco
v.r rve was made about forty years ago by Mons Neh"
.;nce tina, period. experience has constant,
" proved its efficacy and utility The prne'pa s y,
.ue o, ,rsctiy to the part affected and will relieve
DC Lnown remedies are powerless. To be had Of
arr win V' 1"'-'f
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-23
BY GEORGE WHITE.
hook Auction.

Book Auction.
nN Monday Evening. the 25th instant will be sold
" at WIRES Auction Rooms, an extensive assert.
ment Of new and valuable
BOOKS, STATIONARY, &c.
just received and for sale without limits.
Or Dealers and others invited to call and eIa-
mine the assortment prior to the sale. abr %
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-07
waite sulphur. SD,.t,,ce.

VIE Subscriber has lately purchased
the establishments, known by The name Of
Daggery White Sulphur Spr nss, and intends
seePing D. ardisg-House this season. 1t is
s,tuqIeo NJ BotetoWt county, within four miles
OF James River, fifteen from Pattcnsburg, eglI
teen from Fnces:le, and twenty-five from Lex.
"gton; the water is white sulphur, similar in
quality 10 white sulphur in G. ccnLrltr, aud is =
great deal stronger han it formerly was, from
the Improvement have made on it by ditching
and separating the fresh water from IT. There
arc also two oiber springs near it-the one~a
strong Cha ebiatc, the other beautiful Bath
Spring. which has very much the appearance Of
the Sweet Syringe, ard Las effected some extra
ordinary cures in ulcers, rheumatisns, sc. I
also intend keeping good pack Of hbunds.-
Gentlmen wishing 10 amuse themselves in hunt
ing, shall have an opportunity Of doing SO.
Persons passing TO the other waterlng places
as II will be- directly TIE route, aud particular
| ly by those who view the Natural Bridge and Blue
Ridge Canal. Conscious that the patronage of
the Establishment depends solely on it's merits,
every exertion will be made to render the accom-
| mediation agreeable to thosc who may favour me-
with their company
jy 5-coo* DAvIL .. WILSON,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-07
q
RECEPTION AT HOME OF THE HONORA.
BILE SAMUEL ID. INGHAM

As soon as it was known upon what day Mr. |
lngham might DC expected to return home, num- |
her OF ms republican fellow citizens of Bucks
county assembled, and requested John Pugh, Esq.
and the Hon. John Fox, to meet him ut Philadei- |
phia, and conduct him to the county. These gen
tcmen performed that duty Friday and Satur-
day last. They wcrc met at the Sorrcl Horse
Tavern, in Montgomery county, by It body of ge.,-
tcmcn from Bucks, on horseback, and by them es.
cortcd to the line of the county. Here Mr.. Irg-
ham received with enthusiastic cheering, by n
great conCourse OF his fellow -csens, horseback
i'll carriages, gigs. dcarhorns, aud on foot.
The cavalcude Immediately formed aud inoye,
in procession to the Bear Tavern under the direc
ton OF the
MARsmALs OF THE DAY.
Major General w II. Rogers, and Col. john Davis;
ASSISTANT MARsnALs,
Capt. Geo Merrick and Nj Jos. Archanbau
long Inc OF carriages preceded and followed
that i'll which Mr.. Ingham rode; the horscmen
forming III open order on either side Of tie car
rages.
In the carriage immediately preceding Mr. Ing
ham, who was accompanied by Mr.. Pugh and Mr..
Gowen, Of Philadelphia rode the venerable soldiers
of the revolutionary var General Samuel Smith
and Captain Francis Baird.
Upon their arrival at the Bear Tavern, where
large concourse We're waiting to receive him, he
again heartily cheered. After receiving n hearty
welcome, and the congratulations of all present he
conducted to the head of Il large table, spread
under the shade of venerable trees, which was
prepared good dinner. He supported his
right by the venerable patriot, General Samuel
Smith, and Judge FoX-and on his left by the dem
ocratic Jackson electors of 1924 and 1898 respect
lively, John fugh, Esq, and Capt. Francis Baird.
As soon dinner over, the following AL
dress was delivered to him by Captain Baird and
Henry Chapman, Esq.
SIR:-A number OF your democratic republican
fellow citizens of Bucks county, learning that YOU
we're expected TO return among them this day, have
assembled for the purpose OF giving you a cordial
welcome home.
Regretting, as we do. the existence of that in.
suspicious influence whatever it may be- that has
caused you to leave the elevated station which YOU
have filed with much advantage to the public
and honor to yourself, we heartily congratulate you
that has been able to cast shade of re-
proach your moral character, official conduct, or
political course.
Such being the fact, confess a strong desire
for some explanation of this extraordinary mea-
sure which has shocked the public mind, and bro
ken up the elements Of party throughout the
country.
We now, sir, testimony of regard for you,
invite you to partakc of refreshments with u.s. and
the Democratic Republicans now assembled at the
Bear Tavern.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-07

Samuel Smith,
Francis Baird,
John Rucknan,
Wm. Purdy,
Samuel hinsey,
Jesse Johnson,
Jos. d. Murray,
john Davis,
Jos. Scarborough,
VIM. Ml1enry,
Lewis S. Corpell,
John Hart,
VIM. +. Swift,
Henry Chapman,
VIM. Smith,
Andrew Heller,
Samuel Daniel,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-07

w. L. Rogers,
Jonathan Delaney,
sos. +. Wilkinson,
John Morrison,
Moses Armstrong,
c. Blacklan,
JOS. Archambault,
Michael Dech,
Daniel Y. Hartman,
VIM. Carr,
Joseph Dunn,
Chas. T.. Du Bots,
Chas. III. Matthews,
VIM. II. Powell,
NJ. ii. Snyder,
Isaac w. James,
Philip Trumbower.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-07
From the London Times Of the Pill.

We publish witltuneigned satisfaetion, letters
from MaFsaw, bringing Intelligence from the
folsh arIal9s so late as to the 1Gthi,-- only !
days old. Those communicale's gallant and i'm
portant exploit ofthe Patriot General Chrzanow-
SKI, who was despatched by the Commander-in-
Ghlef with a corps of a,OO0 men to disturb the
ifi' Hank aud rear Of the Russian array an expo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-06
GLOULESTER RACES

GLOUL TER RACES
ANlLL commence over the Canlpfirld curse on
Wv Wednesday, he 1t day Of June, AMI continue
days.
LIST doy-A Sweepstake for colts and fiji mile heats
entrance $50; free for any, not excluding years I'D
hat mas ever Won race over any established course
to close the evening Irevi TO the race
Ihe same doy.-A sweePs,ake fer Alfred colts and
miles, mile heats, entrance $500 entries and closed
"a ddy-A Posts AXE, milea hsats $500 entrance;
Tree ter any horse, mare, or gliding.
Sd day Jockey Club purse, B mile heats, nurse
$So0-$2o eb, auce, subject to a discount OF 10 per
cent r.
an ddy.-Propris;or's purse, miles heats $40 en-
trance ia added to the pure; free for e6y ever,
the winning no ses ri tbs previous Gays
Absent aud delinquent members requested % for.
ward th,ir subscriptions.
BY ordsr OF tie club
TON. CARY, PROPRIETOR
May 6. l2l w,J
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-06
May G..

IN CHANCERY:-NOr. county cous,
4 Il;h April 1881
Thomas Oldham, Plf
agairst
John 4. Carter, and Sally,hs wife, William Heady
James Headisy, Eliza Riggs, Nancy Macon, T. lwsrd
Oldham, James, Jane, Edwsrl,and Richard Oldham,
Dsds
THIS day came the plaintiff, by bis counsel and it
appearing to the sa,isfec len OF the court the de
iehdan's Eliza Riggs, VIM. Hsad'cy, James HeadIey,
Nancy Mason, Eiwa'd O!dhem, james, J,ns, Edward,
anu Richard Oldham, nre not inhabitants of this State
on he motion OF the plaaf, is ordered tina, The said
detsncants appear here the second Monday in July
next and answer the bill of the psistf and that
copy OF this order be frhw,h inserted in the ch.
mond Eoqoiter, for two monhs SUCCESSFULLY, ard an
her copy pos ell at The front door the courthouse
his couHty. Copy. Teste,
NJ CRALIE c. G.
MAY u. I2I-US s#
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-06
AIay6 6.

50 n aaa. Sugar g. o'''s Porto Rico ''d NJ" Or
40 Barrels Loaf Sugar
4 & T %.:,.;: noLAssrs
80 B's' Java. old winto aod Green Cagso
100 Kegs ills
IS Barrels ! ,y,,,s,pv
IL Hhds { hhiohEf
so Boxes Soap
30 BIKES Candles
20 Tons Iron, comprising assortment OF Wagon
Cart, Carriage and Gig Tire
20 do do round aud squire assorted from 3.S 10
inches
Toes Hgcp Iron from 81 o 10 inches
1-2 DO Nail Rods
ID Bsiefsd Steel
IA Do G. osn do
ID TO, Plough Pia'ey
$50 Nova Scotia Griu1s,oses
5000 lbs. Cotton Yarn, from the Petersburg Mauufac
iufing Company
900 Sack. Sal,
Is Boxes Whiiispofs Cotton aud wo, Cards
Boxes Axes
13 Tierces Hibberfs LONDON Brown Stout and Por.er
10 int and quar- Bottles
Ton Soot
300 Kegs Dlpost Gun Powder
Ton BdF Lead
Ginger, Pepper add Alspice
French Brandy
Holland Gin
Old Antigua Rom
Tea
Tar
B.i Cofds
Cotton aud Hemp Plough Lire,
wiring aud Wrapping Paper
woRrHAM & MoGRUDER.
May 8. I2I -V3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-06

a AW 81 HOOL The subscriber intends cpcr iny
Ma next ial Law School, in the town Of s aup-
'oI 10 be continued permanently, II adequate encorr.
agement should be received. Toe med, of ipsttuc,iop
will be course OF lectures and study, and fr,ouen,
examinations In order to devote the greater part of
ms time to the proposed school, he will, I'm It's com
peas at Lswisburg, aud the Fed ra, aud Creui, Sane
fSr Courts in S.aunton The fist session will begin
on The Let OF O;'ober, and conlirus until the frs, OF
jury next following withou, in,ermisson except ju
courts The tuition fee, per session, will be seventy
hve dollars Persons desirous OF becoming pupils will
piease communicate the fsct TO the subscriber by let
'er AZ soon as prsc'icab'e and prompt attention will be
given TO tic inqiiss which they may think proper 10
make. BRISCOE a. RAJDwfN
May 6. iaI-w,I.,A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-06

Circular 10 the COBImisiOnerS Of the Reuenue.
AUDIToRs OFFICE I2,h a priI 1881
SSSIR, hasten 10 coDmUniea.e be alterations made
~ by she Legislature in the Of The present
The improved town lots /. tao dollars for every
hundred dollars yearly rent, n'tesd Of toO dollars and
is retuted from hbty:iUe 10 twenty-five cents aud
the tax nor 10 Tsduerd rom eight to sic cents
The tax on lotleriss The stbamss IT which
Iorised by the laws Il Ibis State, is increased 10 FIVE
hundred dollsrt; and every license sell tickets IN
lottery authorized by the laws OF this Commoj wealth
a tax OF one per eentum s.gpose on The smoutt OF
money proposed 10 be raised by The scheme OF such
lottery during the year, he paid by ,te Managers be-
ore auy ticket shall be sold in such sth me.
Except the changes obCvs mentioned aud a reduc-
lion IN The tax on law process, The taxes ks
that they we're 10 1880.
Very repeatedly,
JAMES L. HEAT H. HttditOy.
April % II7-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-06
ME7V ADvEaTISEME MTs

A NHH STOCK IN OLD HANDS.-The sub.
q fcrioeis are now receiving (via New York
Along with heavy pnrchascs uade In that ma,ke, and
PhiadelPha, part OF heir Sprng deportation OF Brit.
i'h DRY GOODS. Having void within the last few
weeks about two thirds OF 'hsr old stock, embracing
almost every article that could he cons idered obec.
nonaoe, they will in the Of ten days. have the
most extensive and commanding stock of Fresh DRY
GOODS they have ever had, since they have teen 10
business, When their supplies are hand, particulars
VIII be given in general advertisement In he me an
tine they are offering such Goods as they have already
received on the most favorable terms whoieeae end
retail F. & + JAMES g. 20
April 5. lll-u Msrke, Bfidgs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-06
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, FRIDAY, MAY G, 1881

AyVlLLiAM MccRERY, Draper and Tailor
Wv Has jus, received a very handsome as.or,mep,
of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, which he viii
DC happy TO dis rbuie amopg his customers a, d the
puoic generally, on terms sgtet le {, all parties
My 6 I9i,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-06
CoMMIssfoNrn's Orr1cr,

THE parties Interested will please isks notice tina,
the accounts directed by the oregoipg order of ihe
court, which day, at o'clock, A. NJ they are re-
quired TO e'tsrd IT ny Office With their accounts and
vouchers ready for examination and settlement, and
ibs creddri Of the eslale Of James Scott deceased
GRE required TO produce and provo their claims before
me, on or before the ssid 2SIh day Of May.
AMOS LADD, NC
Mayo IzI-ssg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-06

q X REWARD-Wil be paid by the Subscribs,
W ~ for such Information as will enable him 10 end
hs horse, which was stolen from il Stable shor, ,brr
bl nd in his right eye, and conderabv rubbe by
JOHN L. REEVE.
Hanover, May l2I-It
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-06

MOTICE All persons having claims against The
Ia estate Of Archibald CampbeU dee. are request
ed 10 bring them forward prope ly enticatsd-sud
all peTsons Indebted 10 said estate required 10 make
immediate payment 10 the Subscriber suits will be
brought 10 The next May Cour
w. d. WREN, Ssrs'tC n.
end Adnl'or Of 4. Campbell dse
March 81. 109--i1s;June
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-06

a tAkD.-Doc,or Chester CIaik having receive in-
~ formation. that attempts will be made to infringe
on me pa'en, Right OF hi, Wheat Thrushing Machin.
?pareuIary in the counties the south aide OF .me.
hver) m the ate of Virginia, hereby gives no,ice
mar every per:on usiag Machines upon his prin siple
without authority from himself or his au ho.ed ar snts
WIN be prosecuted TO the fullclt extant of the Lsw
winch guarantees his privilege, and tia, arrangements
VIII De made with Attorneys in the different counties
attempt OF he persons signing Themselves Hart and
onyder, TO impose on The pubic with Machine ~ hich
ihey hoPe to bring into notice the popularity OF h,
VII DC attended to more fully, the said Gen
tiemen will appear in tangible shape in Richmond.
asreeably to their promise, its vico,y where pro-
cess can reach then; ,hs Necessary docu en,s avipg
pose.
Philadelphia, Mays. i2I-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-06

% Tho ENQUIRER published twcea wcok generally and
three times week during tho session OF tho
price, tho heretofore, Five Dollars annun
advance Notes Of chartere banks onyj will
received In payment Tho Editors will guarantee safety
hitting them by maho postage OF all letters being paid
No WILDE ut tho discretion ortho
Edltorsl until all arrearagcs have boon paid sp.
have tho tenth GRATIS
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
tnuauce, SO cents.
ssNo chcr been m m
a:sumed BY some person in this city, its enyirons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-06
TREE-HILL RACES.

III cond Tuesday IN May next, l0h ofths month. lat
day-Swee pslake-ms heats-entrance Sl00-haif
forfeit
SUBSCRIBERS.
John Minge, Jlhn NJ. Bolts,
U. +. Haze, Thomas b aneh.
WIN. ii. Minge, 9 b. Moody.
Jno. ID. kerby, 10 VIM. +. Wickham,
J.. M. lden, III A. Armstrong,
WIN. Wynne, IL Cb. G. Graves.
81 day-Pfopristor's purse-two mile hea,s-SsO0.
3D. day-Jockey Club Purse-$ ,O0O--four mile
heats.
4,h day Postslake-pFovided four or more subscri.
beFs aie obtained at $50 EACH be added to the
OF $3.50
From the number OF horses expected at Tree II ill.,
/, 10 probable during the week some interesting races
may DO made and run.
j. M. SELDEN, Proprietor.
N. Il. There is now open Sweepstake for 3 wears
old--entrance 5000 subscribers requred-three al
really down-to close the ist.o April-(mle heats.
March ~. lOS-a2Std J. NJ. s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-06

Nosonh DO amman, or his representative, William
N D,hannan, or his rstresetti,ive, Joseph ID. Cow
nson, keuten Brooks, and Eliz,, his wife, and James
S;odgill.
You not being inhabitants of this Slate, you will
please to take notice, that shall Friday the "a h
aay o. June nexi II fair ii no., the fair day Sun
cay excepted between the hours OF 8 clock, A. M,
anu sun down, at the county courthouse, in the ,own
OF frsnsior', entucky procsed take the
OF W. william i'ohannan, and others, to be used in
,he Superior Court OF Chancery, for he district OF
Rchmotd, aud to be continued from day 20 day, ill
hn:hec; where you and others are deicHdan:s and
we arc lain ifs. !,
AUSTIN BROCKENBROUGH
JOSEPH POLLARD,
EDWIN UPSHUR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-06

n N CHANCERY:-No Northumberland county court
a Illh April, 1881
James Maley, PlH
against
James McClanahau, and Polly, Iii, wife. who wa,
PJiy Msley, Johnston Maley, Hiram Msley, Harriet
Meley, l.unsfoFd Maley, Hezskiah Maey, SvJror
Macy, richard Maiey. Lucinda Maley, Joseph MI
ley and RystOn Maley, de!ds.
This day thu plaintfd by bis counsel, and i,
appearing to the satisfaction of the court ,ha, the de-
iendant', James MeClanshan, and Polly hi, WIFE John
sion Maiey' and Sydnor Maey, are not inhabitants Of
this State: the M OF The plaintiff il il ordered
al The said defendants appear here on the see ord
Monday in July next, and the bill Of ne plain
W. and That copy of this order BIS or,hwlh inserted
tr two mouths successfully in tho Rchmond Eraui.
rer ard another copy ported at the front door OF the
courthouse Of Ills county.
Copy. Tese,
NJ. B. CRALLE G. C
May G. l2l-wsw.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-06

Jamestown ISLAND-Tne undersigned hav-
oD Ing become the soils proprietor CT the valuable
taFe known as jamestown Island, in James River, and
county OF James City, oilers il for sale. Never hav
ing been over il, he say nothiug of his know
ledge, OF tie soil. ard the meny advantages n, has
o=en informed possessss-hc is desirous 10 sell it,
and would be glad 10 receive proposals to puFchae.
The terms viii be made aoc9mModatog, say from
one to twenty year, credit-on wing the interest
annually, and the principal, IN equal annual ayments.
Roch Castle in the oouDty OF G00chldnd. on James
River far LeasePosaession to be had the first OF
January mex, with the p,ivl &c OF seeding hea, at
he usual line this year. Apple on 10 be made to
William SALMON, E'q. tie premises.
Afrll2. ll3-w4w DAVID BULLOCK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-06

To ~ essrs Richard Gordon Sheriff Of Cumberland
county and such adSninistrator d. bCn;s wi b
the will annexed, OF -orge Carson, sen'r, decd,
John NJ. Marlborough and Elizabeth his wife, Ma
tiiia Carson, Theophlus Carson, and Augustus, Egg
bert, Emily Malvina ard Aioezo Carson;
FENAKE noIce, that shall, on Tuesdsy the l9h day
-B Of May ntS', at the tavern OF Samuel Hobson
in The comfy Of Cumberland betweea The hours OF
sun rie and sun Sc OF the day, proceed TO take
the depo'it OF Stephen Cook and hers II be read
as evidence in suit pending and undetermined in
the Superior Court OF Chancery for the Richmond Dis
trict, wherein / am plaintiff and you defendants;
when aud where you may attend, # you think proper.
But it, from any cause the said dispositions should not
be taken or completed on that day, the will be
continued from day TO day, at the place, and be
tween the same hours until the shall be compile
ted. Yours, SC. RICHARD A. RISON.
April g. Il2-w1t"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-06

a MILLER WAN ED. The Subscriber Wl,hes
"A TO engage well qualified Her 10 take charge
OF exlsnsive Mill, IN the upper GENTRY Toa man
we'll suited for the SITUATION, and possessing industry
aud sobYieya good situation Il offered. Apply T. Jesse
s.. Strange, P4lmyrs MILF, F'uv.nre, or 20
ANDREW SWEENY,
Aptil 26. II9--tf Richmond
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-06

a r "a LABOURERS tCGnfed the Canal 49,
n oVNP Constant empioy ment for four week., at 10
cents per day, and found, wibe gwen 20 $50 Hands
10 work on the James River Cdpsl. They must ss-
se mile he 2nd Monday in My next, II Meidtn's
Adventure DAM where shall commence Ope' atoms.
RICHARD REINS.
Agent for The james River Company
April l6 I'D