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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-29

INVALUABLE DAN RIVER LAND FOR SALE
Agreeably to order OF the Superior Court of Cas-
well county, North Carolina we the undersigned commits
sioners, will proceed sell the I4th day July
- the tavern of Mrs. Williams in the town OF Milton 10
the highest bidder that valuable plantation known by the
name of Akinsons Quarter belonging the heirs OF Ro
ger Atkinson deceased this property is surpassed by
any tract Dan river, either for the fertility of its soil or
the beauty and healhuness of its situation 1t contains
between eighteen and nineteen hundred acres, small
proportion only Of which is cleared The larger part of
the wood land is rich creek bottom and first rate high land
admirably adapted to the culture of tobacco. The low
grounds, which extend nearly quite three miles along
the river, are very rich producing abundany any crop
raised in this part OF the country The buildings are
toerably good overseer's house, negro houses stables
corn crib and several excellent tobacco barns The
rshouse is situated beautiful eminence with
fine spring Of water convenient and commanding pleas
ing view of the of Milton about four miles below
Danve, rapidly improving town in Pittsyvania Va is
distant only about miles above thus aordng the
purchaser two convenient markets for every article he
may Sat ~ osa of The corYiguity of this property
TO the above named towns its situation large max
bic stream, which it is contemplated shortly to run
STEAMBOATS, from Danville Weldon, there TO meet YES
sells from Richmond and Norfolk and the railroad from
Petersburg. render it well worthy the attention of gentle
men OF enterprise aud capital Mr.. Gossit living on the
piantaon or Mr. Gillespie it, will doubt be good
enough to show the premises to any person wishing to
view them credit for third of the purchase will
be allowed until the first day of April next the remain
der payable in two equal annual ntalments from that
timcbonds and security with deed i'm trust on tIe pro
D0rt will he uiroIh ,y
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HTOR SALE.-My tract Of land, Containing ono thou
81 sand acres) situated in Prince Edward County on
Sandy River. two miles from the bridge and five miles
from Farmvile,a furnishing little village where ready
market may be had for all its products and within three
miles Of superior manufacturing mill that deals largely
in grain it is in agreeable, wealthy and healthy neigh
borhoodlt might he divided into or three tracts hay
ing three good dwelling houses and orchards on IL; is
bounded for mile by Sandy River; it has one hundred
aud fifty Of bottom land fine body OF woods heavi-
~ tmbered, and much Of the land fresh and well enclosed
with strong fences; and where reside a good dwelling
house neatly painted inside and out, garden 1870 feet
square, newly pacd, and every necessary clubhouse for e
accommodation OF iamily graniry entirely new, with
ibrcshing machine, stables carriage house and suif-
cent number of rstrae Tobacco houses with prscs and
sheds TO take care of thirty thousand pounds of Tobacco
all nearly new. would let several crop hands 20 with
the land, rst rate carriage driver, good Blacksmith
two or three families Of negroes In my absence my son
Henry NJ Vaughan who resides the land will show il
to any person wishing to purchase Terms liberal and
made known on application j. VAUGHAN.
March 20 1Og ,gIof
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NOTlCE.-By virtue OF the last Will and Testament
" OF Samuel Nuckols, deceased, the subscriber will
proceed TO sell to the highest bidder on the premises on
Thursday the goth day OF July next, if fair, if not the
next iir day. all the estate of said deccdcn both real and
personal, on the following TERMS wit: the land which
lies partly in Goochland and partly in Hanover countless
and contains about 400 third of the purchase
money be paid in cash. and the balance in two equal
annual payments; approved personal security and a
deed in trust the land TO the two last payments
The personal estate, consisting of six likely young
horses cattle sheep and hogs, plantation utensils house
hold &c on the following terms wit: six months Gre
DIT Tor all sums above five dollars bonds with approved
cuy Tor ve dollars and under cash will be required by
NATHANIEL NUCKOLS, Admir-, de bonis non =
All persons having claims against the estate are request
ed TO bring them forward that due arrangements NAV he
made Tor setemen all persons indebted TO the estate arc
requested TO forward and make immediate payment
May 20. [G-wsws1 NJ N
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SOAL PITS FOR SALE will offer for sale at pub
~ lie auction on Monday the 4th day of June next be-
lore the door OF Henrco Court House, Chat being court
day) the possession, right and title which my wife and
sell hold in and to the Springfield Coal Pits situated and
being IN the upper end of Henrco county, work.
ed by Cary: Also interest in the tract of land on
which the said coal pits situated containing about five
hundred acres which said tract OF land Mrs Sarah Burton
widow OF Daniel Burton, decd, holds her DOVER UNI
der certain limitations will also sell interest in the
slaves the said Sarah Burton holds her DOVER there are
ABOUT iorty our nterestn all of the above-named pro-
perty, is one-hth and some little will also sell
Ihe tract land purchased of Reuben Burton decd
Trustee lying the said coal pits, Chickahomnv
swamp and contains about three hundred acres Liberal
credit will be given, which will be made known on the
day Of sae and any other particulars that may be wished
to be known by any person who may be inclined TO pur-
chase JAMES FOX.
May s. n7-tds
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a NY BATHS.-The Subscriber has the pleasure TO
" inform the public that his Bathing house now open
Tor the reception OF Bathers. CHARLES BECK.
April IL. lll-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-29

ME EDlCAL INSTITUTE or PH1LADELpHIA-
I'VE The Course of Instruction will begin on tho FIRST
Monday in April. Lectures on the
Practice Of Medicine, by Nath Chapman NJ ID.
anatomy, w. f.. Homer Nj. ID.
Mdter7a Medicd Samuel Jackson, NJ d..
Institutes of Medicine and
Ned Jurisprudence, 'ohn beu' NJ. d.
Chemistry, John X. Mitchell, NJ ID.
miatoy@y' Hugh J.. Hodge, NJ d..
Principles and Practice of . ~,
Surgery, hoihas iaFriS' NJ d.
w. E. HoRNER, Secretary,
Philadelphia, March 8, 1882 2Ot-lO2'
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gb 4 80 REWARD will he given for my negro Girl
Up d. al FANNY; about fourteen or fifteen years of
age, and well grown, quite black with very nice set of
teeth, apt TO smile when spoken to- have every right to
believe that the said girl is harbourcd in Richmond or the
vicinity OF that city. BENJAMIN ROPER
Near The Long Bridges
Charles City County, May 20 6-w31s
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ANAUTION.-Bo it known that INV wife MARY II
~ Roper has absconded from me- without any cause or
provocaton my part This is to orcwarn all persons
IRON harbounng her or contracting any debts with her
on my account, as will not be ans,verabe for them
BENJAMIN ROPER
Charles City County, May 20. 6-w4ys
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lIth Street, Richmond, Va.
have on hand 200 gallons Copa Varni5h of my own
make suitable for House Painters Chair and Cabinet
akers which warrant OF the best quality and TO trv
quick-Likewse, Coach Yarnish, which will engage TO
polish WE'LL and not crack. As intend manufacture it
constantly and hope to supply the State, will sell by
Wholesale say 10 gaons low it can be procured
in the Northern Cities If the varnish not approved Of
it will be taken back, and the money returned.
Aprl IL Lift {. w. MCGINNESS.
~ The Editors of the National Intelligencer Wash
lngion; lntelgencer, Petersburg and Beacon Norfolk
VIII publish the alsvc weekly for months and send
their accounts to this office ~
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OGce Of The Board Of Commissioners uuGer The Com
vention 10Th Denmark,

WAsHGNGroN, May II, 1892.
IHNHE Board, at the present session, having nvesga
n cd all the claims not heretofore acted upon which
were presented for their consideration; and at the desire
OF the parties not in readiness having postponed any de-
cision on the claims presented by them Is 0rered
That when this board adjourn, IL will adjourn 10 meet
again on the first Monday of October next, and that it
viii on That day proceed finally decide well
now considered as on such sail then be m readiness for
examination.
Aud as the time limited by law for the eystcucc OF This
board will expire in few months after its next meeting
it's further
Ordered That the Secretary or This board notify sll
persons, whom may concern, that assurance can be
gwen That any claim will be acted upon which shall not
be ready Tor examination on the first Monday of October
next BY order Of the Board
ROBERT FULTON, Secretary.
hay 20. 6-25ms&IwuO
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n subscriber wishes employ twelve or fifteen House
Painters TO work on the Capitol in Richmond.
z. w. MCGINNESS. House Painter. Sc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-29

THNHE Trustees Of Hampdcn Sydney College notify,
y by their Committee, that on tic tbird Tuesday In
July next meeting will be held to elect Steward,
whose duties viii commence in October-Persons de-
slrous oil ming that Office invited 10 attend
JAMES MORTON,
w. s. MORTON
JAMES MADISON
May % t5-wtdJ WIN. BERKELEY.
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THOS. ATKINSON, Sen. ! .
THOS. JONES, g
WILLIAM BAIRD, 3
ROGER ATKINSON, e.
BENSON r JONES =

Tho Editors OF the Richmond Wing yncbng Virginian Dan
vile Reporter and Raleigh Register, will insert the above once
Office for collection.
May 20. 6-Js
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IA AND, &c. FOR SALE-By virtue of Deed OF
- Trust executed TO US, by tho late Smith Payne of
buckingham, and of record in the Clerks Office OF Buck
ngham, 10 secure debt due the Executors of the late
Samuel Irvine of Lynchburg, we, or one of us will on
Saturday the 18th day of May next, sell the highest
bidder for cash, negro and oland, suppos-
ed to contain 400 lying the East side OF the road
leading from New Canton TO Gainesville One half or
more OF this land is in woods, and good tobacco land
The sale will be made in New Canton and pla of the
land will be prepared by the day of sale. April 81
The sale OF the above Land, &C. is unavolably post
poned until Saturday the I'd June.
May 10. T2-wd1 THE TRUSTEES
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VHvRUsT SALE OF DRY GooDs.-Bv virtue Of

FHVRUST SALE OF DRY GOODS.-By virtue of a
II deed in trust executed TO the undersigned for the
purposes therein stated will be so Thursday the 3st
inst at 10 o'clock the store occupied by Belt s Shep-
pard opposite the Bell Tavern their entire stock of DRY
Goops; comprising general assortment purchased this
spring. all fresh and particularly selected for this market
ana may with confidence be sad that better stock of
Goods has never been offered in this place The sale will
be without reserve.
Termscash for sums under 100 dollars; over 100 dol
lars four and six months credit for approved endorsed
notes. payable any of the Banks in this City, Petersburg
Lynchburg or Norfolk. The goods will be ready for ex-
animation two days previous to the sale.
BENZ SHEPPARD,
JOHN n. GORDON, trustees
~ Tho sale 10 be conducted by Ois Dunlop s, Co.
Aucioncers. T4-ts1 Nav 2t
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VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND FOR SALE.--In
pursuance of Deed of Trust, bearing date the 9th
oil March, 1927 and recorded in The county of Abe
marle and executed TO me by f. o. GOODWIN and by
order OF the parties for whom the trust is made shall on
The rst day OF June next, offer for sale, the highest
bidder Tor cash. and the premises, that beautiful
OF land now in possession of Mr. GOODWIN the county
oil Aibemarle, which formed part of Col w. c. Ncho-
las ''Warren Estate" This contains $50 acres on
James river, the town of Warren, aud generally
known of the desirable landed estates of its
extent, in the State, that minute description is deemed
unnecessary Persons DESTROYS of purchasing invited
TO view the premises and referred TO Mr.. Goodwin or
his overseer for such information they may want The
sale will positively take place The day advertised
cash. ON the premises, and the title is undoubed. shall
convey only rustoe.-Sale 10 IL O'clock
TEMPLE GWATHMEY, Trustee.
Richmond, MayI. II5-tls
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May 25 rs wtdJ
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W Tho sale TO be conducted by OTIS, Dunlop s, c
Auctioneers. T4-ts1 Nav oi
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-19

-, o,rse, will serve the cause OF humanity by
a,,.nJing more frequently, so as not to leave the
'hols bSr,hen upon one or two OF their assOci-
|... a. we have understood has been rather the
case.
embraces IS cases.-Naf. INT.
T., the towns on both sides of the Blue Ridge,
= The country above US, We are sorry to hear ma.
-, c,s.s of cholera have occurred the more af1ic-
.ss because they are destitute in great degree
IS the means and appliances Of the cities UT lar.
cor towns The following extract Of a letter
2sro,n a citizen Of Washington, gives Distress
mo view OF these facts:
"BooNspoRo, Sept. IL, 1882.
I'VE have the Cholera here, though as yet
In, ,ne death has occurred: but in Sharpsburgh,
mall village six miles distant, near the canal,
!, !, very prevalent and very fatal. The con-
FACTOR, are dismissing their hands in hundreds,
md aying themselves. Some OF the Foreigners,
mt the Germans) shew no pity to their COM
r,d,,, but forsake them on the road the moment
,Ley are taken. and leave their dead bodies un-
hurled. You have no idea how completely I'M
nroyidrd these country towns are for the entrance
# such visitor: not even a hut provided to re-
rsiy. the sick, and no Accommodations, not even
beds, can be procured. So great is the panic
scarce man beside the physician will enter the
doors. i 1t was the third day before could get
even a straw bed for one OF the poor wretches
who va, taken here. They are German emf
grants, who know not word Of English, and
Ray, not sixpenCe in their pockets. Iconsratu-
late you and my fellow citizens on Mr.. Stones
generosity, and on the possession of so suitable
and excellent building for a public hospital:
the other must have been a nuisance"
WILLIAMspoRI. md. Sept. 10.
Daring the past week there have been but
1870 cases Of Cholera aud one death at this place.
We learn from the attending Physician at
Hollmau's dam and the jacent sections OF the
Canal, that there have been ten new cases OF
Cholera among the laborers there, and tour
deaths. during the past week, making II cases
and deaths since the commencement. No new
ease has occurred since Thursday, and the sick
on hand are conyalescent.
On the sections Of the Canal further down,
the laborers have generally abandoned the work,
as we have been informed, and there are reports
Of many cases occurring among the dispersed
haads through the country.
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oEFicT oF The COURIER & ExsuIRrR }
Ne" York Sunday, Sep, is. s
ffOm our tIorrc>DORdeqt
NalpARAIso, NAV %

EALPARAt,o, Nav 90. 1852.
In the way Of news. &a"w Of nothing that
eould be more iuterc-2It 1. l0u5 commercial
community. nor, indeed, e. ,ur country, IN ge-
neral. than the inte 'ISea.s ,e late success
fu IabOurs OF DR.. hamm, sites Charsc.
near this Republic. He has re-, y. Ia Santa
60 concluded treaty with the = asumei, of
Cm''' founded on those broad and liUe ,rinei-
pes OF commercial reciprocity, which IT h, oesn
s az constant wish aud policy Of the U. state 20
'prm With all nations.
The effect OF this will be favourable to ou.
numerical interests in these seas as it will unite
". We TWO countries more closely to each other, IN
We mutual observance Of those rules contained
d" a treaty OF amity and perfect reciprocity.
Inc me forming Of this treaty has been work Of
~ ~ U'nng magnitude, with country that has
Nh YET 'e'iv consolidated its liberty, which has
,"as a" FOUND no snch relations with any foreign
simoa, anu Gould only have been effected by the
Os' prudence. perseverance, aod skill Of our
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-19
COMMERCIAL.
LATEST DATES.
LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, Aug. :

During the past week little excitement occur.
red in this Corn market, but It subsidized, and
prize. of al Gram Lave continued nearly as last
stated The imports of grain during the past
week have been very small. aud although the
wind has become quite favorable. and an Immense
number Of Vessels have arrived here within the
last three days from al quarters, our supplies OF
GRAIN have been but very little increased and al
this day 5 market which was pretty well afforded
safes OILY tc a very moderate extent were elect
ell. at shout he quotations OF this day week,
.,hich in some few Instances are little increased
aar. from the superior qualities Of the old Grain
OF, red for sale, than from anv decided increase
in sue value American Flour, per bri. SIS
S3s
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-19
BALTIMORE. Sept. lN.

BALTIMORE, sept TO-
The Choiesa Reports OF the Baltimore Board
ot Health, since the 9TH instant, have exhibited.
with occasional slight fluctuations, a regular de-
crease IN thr number of deaths. The Report OF
sunday IL Il embraced eight deaths and that of
yes,Srda's is still more favorable. the aggregate
laths for the twenty four hours beng but fire,
tire, OF which were white, and two co'orrd per-
sons The visitation with which it has pleased
an alI.uise Providence Ia affllct th, CITY, has
prn,ed. indeed, most awful IN its character and
consequences: but we have well grounded rea-
sons Tor believing, and II Is with spirit Of fer
vent gratitude to the Almighty that We advert to
them-that the disease l. steadily the de-
cine aud will soon entirely leave US. The pro-
gress % the epidemic, since ITS appearance at the
be.inrin: of August, shows that IN the week end
my on the 9th instant, We beheld its most devas-
tatius etteo ts,--the number Of deaths BY il dur
inc that week having been 226 Ii has now been
prevalent in Baltimore from forty.fve to fifty
DAYS, It not longer; and whether we regard.
Therefore, the experience OF other cities, or our
own daily diminished mortality, we have cheer
ing reasons for believing, as We have already IN
lma'ed. that the Cholera will shortly disappear
from the CITY
Since the above was written, the weekly report
of IntrrmeGts up TO vesterdaN morning has been
received. The number of deaths b, Cholera du.
ring the week was l55. and the total number Of
deaths, bv all diseases. during the week, 225
In the reIedins week, the deaths by Cholera
were gao. and the deaths bv all diseases $50
HE present week, therefore, shows decrease of
HsRs'y one deaths by Cholera, aud sixteen by
! other dlSeases-cC total decrease Of loo deaths
ne rsi seek, compared with the preceding or
! 1ost fatal week.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-19
BY WILLIAM d. MUTT.
BY WILLIAM D. MUTT.
Public Sale.

by virtue ola deed Of trust from George X. Wise,
ID will b. sold, Saturday, the 18th day Of October
next. the premises between the hours Of II and -
o'clock, A. NJ
LOT OF GROUND on the south west
corner of the intersection OF @ aud Union streets,
bading one hundred on the former and fifty FIVE feet
six inches on the lhter
Also BY virtue of deed Of trust from Richard Her.
well aud wife,
A LOT OF GROUND on the south side of
Prince street, between alter and Union streets, TWEEN
t, feet front, south forty our feet eight inches, cast
orc foot south twenty-five feet four inches, cas-, twen
ty feet, north twenty-five feet four inches, 1est one
foot nurth forty four feet eight inches to the begin
ming Terms made known at sale.
sept l2-eots ". HERBERT, Trustee.
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| COMMUNICATED.

coMMUNICATED.
Two Sporismen occupied themselves on Sun
day evening, near town, in the novel amusement
of shooting at one another. 1t was load, run and
fire tor some time, when finally both were shot.
one pretty severely. aud they desisted. Much
skill and science were displayed On both sides
and the combat maintained with perfect non cha,
lance
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The Seth Session Of Mrs. POR7ERS
Seminary for Young hauies


Seminary for NOung hauies
WILL commence on MONDAY, the l7th OF Sep.
w TENDER next.
Board and tuition in al the branches Of English
Instruction. one hundred and fifty dollars per year. Of
forty eight weeks. payable quarterly in advance.
Washing 50 per quarter.
Tuition for day scholars, according to the class in
which they rank four, SIX or eight dollars per term OF
twelve weeks. -
Drawing from Nature, Landscape and Flower
Painting, in oil and water colors
Velvet Painting, in oil and water colors S
Wax.work and Chinese Ornamental work
Latin, French, Italian. and Spanish, each
In addition to the present teacher employed in the
above languages European Lady expected TO re-
side in the family who will promote the haoua' use
Of French and Italian in conversation and conduct
daily course Of reading in each language.
The Primary Glass will he taught Reading, Spelling,
and Mental Arithmetic; Plain aud Ornamental Sewing
in all their varieties.
Use of Piano. 50 per quarter; Harp and Guitar 70.
Seat in Church, 81 per year
PupiIs. VIII, desire i, attend Mr.. HalloweIi's Lee.
lures on Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, and Astrono-
nv, at two dollars per season
Each young lady must be provided with bed, bed.
ding AM towels; table and lea spoon, and silver tum
bier.
A unifrrm is worn daily in winter, consisting Of
blue worsted dress and black apron; a plain muslin
Sunday. similar dress with cape Of the me mate
rial, straw bonnet, lined with blue. and crimson RIB.
bon, eoaks OF dark blue Summer Dress OF blue g'ng.
ham during the week. and on Sunday white dress
blue belt, and the same bonnet in winter, with blue
ribbon
This institution is at all times accessible 10 those
who wish to learn its arrangements. Parents are par
cusr requested to visit the school rooms during the
hours of recitation. and examine the mode OF instrue'
ton, discipline and progress ofthe pupils.
REFER 1U
Rev r. Keith and Professor 1ippltf, iheo'o8eA
Seminary. -, ,,.~.
Rev. william Jackson, Rev C. Mann, John Ropers'
Thomas Fairfax, Thompson r. hsson Lawrence Ies
is richard Mason, Bernard Hooe g, Cazenov vn
Co T. p. Thompson. WIN. FowIe y CO. george
No., Dr. r. semmes. T. snowden, Esq Alexandra.
ID C. ,y.a.,,v conmodor,
p,'Jasrs Commodore Morris, Messrs Gales & Seaion'
Tsmpie Mason, Temple Hall, I.oudoun Co. Va
,,snrr turner whestland. Jefferson Co. Va.
Hon Daniel Webster, Massachusetts,.
Cen John Mason, Georgetown
arxx.spxrA. corner Of Duke and Washington sts.
aug 10 -2swtlstOct