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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-19
TERMS.

q. ,er aana N, PAYABLE In advance.-No SUE
he received for a loss time than SIX mo..ns
seflPuo viii be discontinued lbut at the disc'oon
sad no pay nntil all arrearagos are paid.
ofthe ha.,anents will he inserted al 90 cents per
tnr ies.) the first time and 81 l-sceats 10! ~
cIIafs N'' rbosa from a distance must be PAID Tor
oatinaa hair inssrtont or the payment assumed by
Preslo4n.nansible personin Lynchburs.
s'ms S,snasry orders not oxeeeding Two squaresara
,ea for six dollars.
iorsa, addressed to the Editors must be post
~ ,h.y will not DO attondsd Ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-19
CULTURE OF CORN.
To the Editors of the Enquirer

Gentlsmen: have had il in contemplation
for some time, to expose my views Vn'oas"
the medium Of your pBper,) relative ~ VIC
cultivation Of COLI. II has 6eeR = ousoa, ~
Virginia, for some time, TO Gull Ta's w" ..op
BY cross loughing. OF 'oneh'ng' II oo'u
ky which means tue land is destroyed D,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-19

improvement of Corn.-The Editor OF the A
merlcan Farmer, has been several years in the
habit of Improving corn by crossing different
vrrle.ies, with decided all. antage. II he
uas II variety with email ears. WHICH he deem
good IN othrr respects, he plants ii IN the rows
with another kind with large ears, that lowers
at the same time and, al the time OF the tas
sels appearing, carefully cuts away the mate
Ho~ers Tor tsssplSl of the large cared Kind.
BY this operation, large ears Reproduced ofihe
suaiI cared kind. There arc some kinds OF ear
" cnrn, hIch though excel ent in oihefrtsht CTS
for green corn, ars very much injured by the
cooring i,attur OF their red cobs. This he a.
tempted 10 iemedy last summer by transferring
the corn from the red TO the white cob in the
same way, and he thinks with success. he
planted some OF the rtd cob Tuskarora, which
ne thinks the best early &, cen corn, IN the rows
snh the largest cared white cob sugar corn he
could find, abou, half and half. As the fassels
of the sugar corn made their appearance, he
carefully cut them away, leaving the whole 10
be supplied by the pollen from The tassels OF
male fawers, Of The red cob Iuskarora. The
result wa, he had the IuskaroIa corn ON the
white cob of the sugar cornas he desired. From
his experiments the Editor concludes, thatany
variety ofcorn may at pleasure thus be trans err
red TO the cob Of any other Na.ieiy that howers
at The same time--& that II II large cared kind
can be found that flowers al the proper TIM
the smallest cared KIND may be made to pro
duce large ears by the above process. lie has
not extended his experiments TO the impFov t
meat he cot field corn; but, has no doubi, that
by the same pr ocess tine thick cob OF some kinds
may bs improved. Suppose the thick cob Kind
were planted ia the row wIh some othe' thai u
sually has small coI, aud the ,asselS oil The
latter cut off as above directed. would not the
desired .ailety Vi corn be obtained on the small
cub? inner. fur.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-19

On Friday, in a house in Front street, boy
was found hanging, and nearly dead. lie COZ
ressed that he lad strung Linlself up by way VI
experiment ssa", L . '"''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-02
hIaY Ia.

b 50 y REWARD - 'na~sy nsn lie oUbast-
70 <ssb Der on Sunday, the II Of July, my man
DAVID. David 10 a black man rather below ihe ~.
disety height, we'll set and Of good eounienancs and
iOierahy hck head OF hair, supposed 10 be about hr
iy or Dirty eve years OF age II, had Oh when be isn
lns dark iroek coat ard dark pAbtaoors sod black
'ur bat sonswha, worn; he took With him a slack
c0th esai, linen round issksi and pir Of linen
seTs. lie was raised by Mr. William Baird re,i5ing on
ne North Car lisa line, and vas subsequently owned
by Dr.. Thomas Atkinson, formerly delegate from
Tie county ci HALIFAX to The Virginia Legislature. IL
s pfooab'e lac may MIKE IL wy 10 'be former pace,
wsere he has ~is; think, however, that he is AZ
this time IN Pstor'burg, where bs has numerous rea
tons aud ifIeuds and possibly may remain there for
week or two The above reward will be given or he
apprehension end delivery OF the said negro % me 10
Richmond or fifteen doars II secured in any isil 90 al
sei him again. JAMES LYONS
July 20. 23-d,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-02
July %.

W ALUABLEsREAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-pur-
suant to the last will and testament of John Shell
'oh dec d The subscriber will sell by public auction 10
the highest bidder, the 18th day of July next ON
me premises, upon credit of ~ months the estate in
me county OF Hanover of which the said John Shelton
dled sliced his estate contains about 393 scres of
iand and lies upon ToiOpoiomey Creek, in the county
Hanover about IL miles from the city of Richmond and
eight from Hanover Courthouse, and adions the lands
OF homas Gardner and 9th egss-abQst fity acreso the
land are creek low grounds The improvements consist
OF bNr" aud the usual houscs, and oofor,,hl
TWO Story brick dwelling ho,iso. ~
boha ana 'se""y with deed of trust upon tire pro-
perry, will be required of the purcnssv,.
EDWIN SHELTON, Adm'or with the
Will annexed of John Shelton.
N ID. The subscriber resides upon the above
farm, and ill take pleasure in showing persons dis
posed TO purchase. E. : Adm'or
All persons having claims against the estate or heirs
OF the said John Shelton, will present them duly au-
theniicaed TO James Lyons, Esq, Attorney at Law in
the city OF Richmond, by the first day of December
next EDWIN SHELTON, Adm'or with the
Will ANNEXED OF John Shelton, decd
IL In consequence OF the procession on Monday
next, the above sale pos poned until Saturday the 3Oh
INST EDWIN SHELTON xd,n,or
July %. 2Ist
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-02

ENRY o. MIDDLETON, resldirs II Frede
IA ID ricksburg, Virginia offers bis services 10 per.
son. who wish 10 have their Western Virginia lands
secured. BY the of the last Virginia Legislature
whsh published for the information of those con-
ceTned the mporap OF immediate ATTENTION to tue
payment OF the taxes due their lands will be con-
sdered.
Persons holding lands get information Of wha,
TAX Is due by communicating With ne al Ffedeticks
burg, Va.A certificate Of deposit in any spe sic
ing bank IN the United States, will be applied i'm ~
steiy 20 the discharge OF aeaages for TAX OF TO any
oiheT business transacted.
He will continue TO give his personal services eight
monhs in the year, TO the OF lands or other
business, west Of the Aieghsoy Mounains: will have
ands accurately re-suiveyed and attend IN person TO
mo ks sales.
Northern Merchants and other persons wishing any
business tapsaei0ns oegoIatei; debts c0liaesd and
bonded tor in any part of Vrginie, may rely on the
most satisfactory and prompt dsspaich.
My compensation shal-be moderate, 10 be paid after
the rendering OF services In the invesgats OF land
tiilee, and making seles, | am willing TO contract Tor
portion et the land secured, the proceeds Of sales
but IN all Instances, all srearagss Of taxes must he
provided for. keep Office four months in The
year, in Fredericksburg, Va: and eith Rionths in
! Lewlsburg Greenbrier County, Va. My eorrespon.
dents will disest TO Fredericksburg, for Tho ne
month";, post paid
| AZ sn stranger 10 many who may read his sdver.
ford, John Pusk & Co., John Scott aud William Jack
son, Jun, all Of fredericksburg; Robert Oliver and
X. ri. Moale, B fillmore, b. Marx Richards, phiIadsI
Yhs; and Siiss Wood nj N. York
HENRY o MIDDLETON
/ NAV II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-02
FEMALE EDUCATION.
WAsHiNGToN, ID. e, ANgus', 1881.
lSH RS HENDERS0N'S Aeldeioy fer Yours l..

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Argus', 1881
ISH RS HENDERSON'S Academy fer Yours La
1s-a dies will ri pen the brst Monday in d.
TENDER.
TIE number, qualifications, and experience Of her
eschers hs extensive and convenient srraug nj OF
rooms for s,uGy and r"ei,a ion, and especially he
peculiar interest Mrs ender-en cells iO the
OF her own chijren, give the bey, aurance thai no.
hing Will be withheld ha, can benefit pupils commit.
ted 20 her care.
Young Ladies boarding with Mr.. Hendersou will
receive religious instruction in common with her
children, and W II be trained up, under he sys.
teria'ic rules Of boarding school, bu, with he con
stan, gen e, yet hrm influence OF maternal suibosv
and IN AL The eour;esi,s Of polite domestic assoeia-
ii ms
The studies include O-,hoerapbv Reading Writing
Grammar, Geography, Aothra,ic, History, Rhp,oris I:
ComposiiiOn, the Elements ct N ,utsi Philosophy A.
,ronomy, Che mstIy, Botany, and Mathematics. These
branches VIII be mos, thoroughly taught. Neejlewok
VIII also be attended %.
The terms are far the scholastic year. snl payable in
sJvapce--
Boarding, and English Tuition, s15o
Washing bedding, aud II piano. are exra charges
and Al customary pfites.
French Language, psr quarter
Drawing and Pain ing, do
Music, IA
The gentlemen EMPLOYED to teach F,eneh, Musie
and Painting are em,n n,y accomolsb ed In NJ ,r
81 al deparnt n,s.
Besides referring TO large c,ce Of acau ,intance in
Inc most respectful society 10 Virginia Maryland and
in 'hs District OF Columbia the following seut,em,n
have allowed Mrs H. ndersou to use thar names A,
references.
Rev. DE-. Lsurs, Wash Rev. Mr. Post Wasting
ing,op, ton
Rev. Mr.. Hawley, do Rev Mr. Gully do
Rev. MIR. Johns, do Philemon Cte,y Eco NJ =.
Mr.. Justice MsLeau, Oaio ryland,
Hon c. Howard, Bal. r. Fl. Henderson, E.o
=, "moIe, Laesburg, Va
non y, r. Mercer, va. Comm. Warrington; Nor
ioman Homer, Esq. War folk,
rsn,on, Va. Can, Sbub,iek IT 8 N
Rev. Dr.. Keith, Alexan. Nav Hv.n
dria,
Aud in The District of Columbia, 20
E y Rodgers, Richard Smith, Esq U
=. .. hey, Esq. Bank,
Ioi' j. j. stun. Col Gardner, A p. NJ G.
n:",s r. Msshsn, f q. Timothy Wynn, Esq.
W d " Hail. Robed Lsckie, Esq.
90 De- S.ephen Collins.
'uv 70 2s-w his.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-02
LAND FOR SALE

Ma ILL he sold On ia, premises on Thut,isy ,hs
Sy the 18th Of Angus pex' If tair # moi The fri
lar DAY thsrSaef, rast Of land, heonsn 10 the es
tate 81 Jamr' Jackson, tec'd Birc'. Creek In N.
coun OF PHsSivan d, aod In the nighblrbo Of Ha.
good, G I'D miues, containing six or seven kvcJtsd
acres IL will he sid her, divided a. may suii
puIcha,sr:; II WI go shown persons wishing l. Viz
VI y william Jackson, VITO lives acj lining. Tue ptiv-
ege OF seeding wbsa aud posse ss,op gv.n A, eb,i,,
mas.
rerms. cfedi, Of one, two and three Yeas, with
approved persona seeuriy for the frs payment, and
deed OF hus; 10 secure the whole
HEZEKIAH JACKSON
As Executor OF J ames Jackson decd
July 8 I7~u,d..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-02

p AND FOX Satellite sub.crbsr beng una6le
40 ATTEND to business offers for sale bis land ia
buckingham eeon'y. Cd james RIVER, at The h ed o.
ulooy Falls, on which plantation there s comior,a-
ole dwelling. house with four rooms above, aud cellar
uofer The whole house, eHording con or aDs dining
rom, &c. wih ober convenient GU, houses and ,,,
det W s''-
ne above Land has grocery establishment on I,
'"e RIVER wblss rents annually for hundred dol.
i.rs' ana more could be had. The grocery Lomse hss
nVe rooms above, end sellers under he wbole with
fy there is good inca house ic. house sran,,v and
garden, spring OF excellent or very convsnisnt-
me ABOVE tract contains three hundred ard 6i,y. five
acres o. recent survey, about hundred clear
e', enu n state ot Improvement, there being por.
non OF u IN Clover, the balance wsIi-ylag unhstsd
'sno "a iut,her desc'Ip ion IL dsemed Uhueces.atv
nose disposed TO buy, are iDved 10 call and see, The
subscriber Residing on the premises will show To any
PersOa who may call The above property is no, soJ
before The hrsi day of tber next viii on that d,y
ne obertd ~ pubic sale; the sale 10 take p!ac. at
NSef, shond sell privately Def r. that dsv cue po-
'ce VIII b. given. TBOS ADANs
Juv & ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-02

ND APPAHANNO X LAND FOR SALE III.
n ~ S"ys,ribef offers iof s4les hi- well kocyg,
Esia.t, (WO d6erD lying immediate on the Raops.
hammock RIVER. Irts i@m con,sins by estimation.
about 900 acres Of lend OF excellent quality, The i'm.
provemeuis are rev aud couvsuiedt ADD The isfm om
It's peculiar ioe9 ion, unes aud greater advau.
ages tnon sny othef farm Of The sans eizs on the r.
moe miru'e description 1, dsi nt,d unf ec.sss
~ as IL pfe,mmed, the prem i.es vii be ysw,d by
any person destous OF pu'cha.ng-.The Il, m vii he
accommodating, az only small part oi To purchase
money will be required 10 each.
JOHN - GARLAND
Jolly ~, 1e--w4s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-02

a. LhOOL. TBS subsGfDsrs ibtrDd op-uinx Sshool
~ nesr the University OF YTguia, 20 eommenss on
Tue hrst Monday IN September, aud sOd on The frat
monday I'D August, with vacation oil one month dur
ing the winter. ne will embrace the ABSENT
Languages aud Matbem atiss with their aesompany
bransbss I Ancient and Msdern Geography, Ancient
aod Modern II story, Mythology. &c. The couyse Of
Instruction and mode OF discipline, are intended 10 be
similar 20 that b'ie'core pursued by Me'srs Holiday
and Garlaut,-ibe modern method Of eachibf, az in
Todused al ihs Unworthy, having b,en found most
conclusive 10 tbs rapid progress of tbs studsn and the
mildSst system OF puoShmsps answering every useful
pufpose 40 the pUp aud being certainly mos, sRreea-
bic 10 the feelings 'f,he lsssher will be The aim Of
the substfbsre, to conform their system OF
90 much 40 possible to thai pursued at the Unvsrsty
The sshooi being intended parasfy one To that
Institution The terms will be, Tor 6ve months uilisn
Ansent Lasguages and Mathematics 500 90 , In ad.
English Branches Is 90 van.s
obstruction will bs tivsn in the Fr,nsh, by NJ.
Fstron, for sDall additional les
The Subscribers have obtained the large and eonmo.
dou' brick building, formerly occupied by Mr. Tut.
wey, and laiterlY by Msssr.. Holiday & Garland -
The boarding department will be conducted az hs,eo
/ fore, by Mr. Spencer, on the following terms:
1 For i've months board, including tootn, , - -.
furniture, ausDdaGse, aud washing SOU w
Fuel and candles will be procured b the s1bcrbsrs
at he lo~ss fates, and ,hs charge will be poootton
| ed 10 the amour, consumed.
! Pefsons Who dsSIsus of sending uupls vii,
obhg7 he subscribers ty letting lhsm know " early
a. pcs'ibl- w. y. NAPTON
g MINOR.
Cbsriotesvle. July %. 2s-4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-02

CO.. hAl ED from my possesi on "Wednesday Ii,t.
~ GREY HORSE. believed to be years oid lac,
sPins' ahd wen grown H. has lately drawn 10 a Hsg-
on aud plough and bears marks of The collar on ~,
snsoi,rs ahd "ihers-isil comm, length, nor GU
shces old, and ore think was loose-Hi. colour i,
taher igh' d"'Y grey. was informed that he was
brought tom Roskbrde county about two non,hs 400
anu pave coed reason to be,sve h. wen, up Tho Old
htshmoni turnpike towards the Shirt Pnmp Five
cellars re~aid wall be paid upon HE delivery TO mo
July 30 %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-02
June 81.

n AND FOR SALE-Ihe Subscriber wishng tn
- remove to the West offers for sale the following
facts OF Land, namely the tract | now reside ON
which lies on Miles Creek, about Is miles below
eckIenburg Courthouse, Va This Tract contains
not less than one thousand acres nearly third wood
iand; well nbered, and inferior none in the neigh
oouIhood Inc Plantation is sufficiently large for 10
or IL hands TO work. laid oil three shifts and in. uood
order Tor cropping. The dwelling house I no reside
ih' Is 10 oy oz ieet part two story high. " ith two
STong stone cellars two chnneys and six fire places
anu is large enough ioF the mmoison of any Gmi
ly, with good garden, and all convenient and neces
sary out-houses that need be called for with small
h' ana machine, and suthciency OF orchards To make
between IL and 10 barrels of brandy, when they hit
likewise oer Tor sale another OF land living about
seven miles below Meckenburg Courtbouse nm \
sueant called aud known by the name of the Long
Branch. his Tract contains between five and si2
Injured acres something over halt wood land, well
hmoeTed with pine, oak, and about one half much in
lermixed with hickory. One half of this Tract is GOOD
iopacco Land. The Planta ion is laid off in three
shls, ana unier as good fencing any la the coun-
ry saihclehtly large for five six hands TO work
WIN TWO good appie-orchards, and tolerable dwelling
mouse, aEd s1thciency OF out houses &c ukewise
oer Tor sale another tract OF land about three miles
oelo% where now reside lying on Mountain Creek
aud Buck-horn road this tract contains 466 10 acrs
Spout nall OF ii wood land, lies well, weIis,imbered
clear OF stone, and COOL tobacco and the pacaion in
oeroie repair, and large enough for five orsx hands
10 Work o advantage, with large and elegant dwell
ing house, nearly new, and bold running snrin viii
in 90 seps OF the door, interior to none in the cou,r
ana zulciency OF out houses sc deem il nnpeccssS
Try TO give any further descriptions as expect
would vie% the land previous TO purchasing Like.
wise, will sell all my Gro $ of corn fodder ard o',
made on each plantation together with nv stock nj cat,
ue' hogs, and sheep, attached 10 each place NiseIl
he aoove-naned property low and give good nav
hens; and II sold bythe lst day OF Urrobernext NOS
session Will he siven OH the lst Jaouary ensuing 4
not sold by that days possession viii nor he GIVEN ~
the LIST of December, IsS2 ~" u'''
July 90 % dhnRE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-02

as COTTSVLLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-wm
~ be soid on she iith day Of month, isir o.
Oerrise ihe next far day. DO lots in and adjoining
town OF Seoiisville-sxeDcisg rom james RIVER back
over The hills, ahording situations q, ihe water edge
secure from e'bo's tor building store houses aud on
NE hills high and beauiiiul situations for private resi.
deDee--ihe lots will he sold without reserve essep.
two which the subscriber means 10 Teto. Bond with
approved teeory, payable 10 and 10 mouIbs, IN
equal Proportions will DO tsquirsd.
CHARLES A SCOTT
~JolyIe 20-7.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-02

IENRUSr SALE OF LAND By vnIu. Of a d. ed
VI OF 'rnei executed 20 me by NJ itthrw r. Perkin.
min he lille time, which has been duly recorded
shall Tor certain purposes therein M 10 the
highest bidder, Tor cash. a, Notoway Court hou,e on
me htS' THURSDAY IN August next, Chat being cour,
oay) tract OF Land lying 10 the county Of Ipuepburg
containing nine buudfed acres, birds OF " beh ar.
10 woods, adjoi' ing the ands OF Mr.. HUT Col C,wau
and o'heH. THIS Farm is situated In healthy sad
agreeable neigbhap' hood, and produces we'll corn
wheat and tobacco
Possession TO be given TO the purchaser at Christmas
with the privilege OF sowing crop Of wheat m the
Fail. w RaKEQ Tt,,,.t.
July 10. 2OD2,,,d,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-02
July 8

q AhOABLE PLANTATION for sale. Being anx.
ious TO to The western country am desro,,s
oil dsPosing ct my tract Of land lying on the three not
ed roads IN the county of GoocbIand, twentyone miles
aoove richmond The tract contains between seven
and eight hundred of land and has Oh il l,roe
and coInmodous brick dwelling house. with all Aecessa
ny out houses requisite for the comfort and convenience
OF large family, besides good grist and saw-mi
eoh OF which VIII be sources OF profit TO the owner
further description of the property is deemed uIne
cessary, a. iii presumed that will purchase with
out rs viewing the property to which, those wishing
purchase are particularly invited. Fer the money
great bargain will be sold.
RICHARD LEAKE.
July ~. 1s-2t wifi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-02

GtOdMIsSiONER5 SALE OF LAND--By VII.
~ tus OF dscree OF the Supsfiof CyuIt Of Chsnes.
ty, for tbs Richmond ID siuci, IN a case il wbsh
Charles Tbou p'sn j.. and ]. NJ. Pdee are Plaaufs
aud Lucy J. Rawlings and others are defendants.
sbsl, on Wednesday, The lob Of August Hext on The
premises proceed sell TO- cssb, to the highest bidder
eerin parcel Of lard 10 Louisa county, containing
by s0Ivey four husdrsd and fourteen acres, usually
called "Kemper's Ttacl"
rhis lard 10 situated three or four miles below Ioui.
Court House, on the waters Of North East Creek
the main Rishmond road: all IN ~oJds, aud large
portion Of II considered good lobccco isod,h lies vel
ADD 10 well waiered, and cannot fail to sal the aeu-
ton Of the planter. BENJAMIN r. NICHE,
Commissioner.
Jaly - ~ .ft lr .o s4 q l0s~6i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-02

N OllCE'-The subscriber having determined on
leaving The Stats Of Virginia, = deUrious OF bring
og No business 10 speedy ciOssail petsons indebt
ed TO MN by bond or book account, requested 10
make immediate payment, particularly those wbe So
dsbs nave bssn due any cOnsidafabs time, lorg,r
iodsg'boe cannot be givsr. Ard all persons having
elaine on hin, will present them Tor settlement TO
Hubbard & Gardner, or 10 ASdrsw S Whilock,; who
may be found az their store who ate Iuy authorized
TO close oil my unsettled business.
JACOB NJ WEAVER.
July 27 23-I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-02
a NOT DESIRABLE REsL DENCE EoR m b

a MOST DESIRABLE RES DENCE FOR SALE.
"A ! wish TO sell the Estate adjoining the Civ of
Richmond, called Belyidere containing seventeen acre,
Land with dwelling and other Houses calculated for
me accommodation OF large family J his property
has in bearing, aud approaching that STATE selection
OF Fruit Trees and Grape Vines of more than an hun
dfed varieties; and beside garden OF two acres high
~ manfred, with extensive and very productive as
paragns and Strawberry Beds, tbs brick wajls Inv
which the whole II acres enclosed and subdiyied
afford borders for early vegetables, equal in extent 10
large garden, and admirably adapted TO such purpose
he lands not employed in gardening, full rich for
that or any Other culture, to which an owner might in
cline TO devote them, and il desirable 10 a purchaser.
six acres, not within but adjoining the enclosure will
be embraced IN the sale. Persons disposed'lo pur-
chase will please apply to MIR. Thomas Taylor, in
Richmond, or the subscriber the premises.
WILLIAM ANDERSON
May ~. 6-G
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-02
A1NIRIIHIER N0TlGEIe. .ail..sI6sl ). :. -,

%1sGRi HER NOTICE -Iaa Iunseriher be y. IeavG
n TO INFORM the Cie'ks OF Courts, that no e.,rnuv.
execute orders for cord book ot their respe alive
Courw those avorIng him wIth their orders, are as
su,ei 'ha their books will be feins aud ruled 10
Patero, suited to the ne,o order Of things; and having
obtained the caption for the entities ia the diRe
books, they will accompany the sets purchased of
him. which will be bound ia a durable aud suo- ror
style.
III also takes the liberty 10 inform the Clerk. Of
Courts, that he has large supply Of letter aud
cap paper, suitable for their Off ces om s. % 90
per ream. A'o, large office waters. qus from ceuts
to So per buuch red tape, wax, ink powder, au iron
sStew press for seel' and general and well e ced
assortment OF Static ary all OF which he will cell tow
prises II ID SANXAY
Book seller, Book binder, and Siaoner, Richmond.
Jolly Is. 1915