Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-06

Nok KENT OR LEhSE-rhe extensive Tavern es-
IL tablshed at Halifax Court house, occupied at pre-
sent and Tor several past years, by Mr. Moses Palmer
Another word by way oiinducement be necessary
to be used the value of the property in the hands of
man oil enterprise, is already generally known.
Proposals will be received until Halifax July Court (Ib
Monday when the establishment previously dspos
ed OF privately will put to the highest bidder
TO be made known the day Address. by letter most
paid, the Proprietor the premises.
June 20. [Il-tds s. WILLIAMS.
NIoTICEI offer for sale the property which hold at
Louisa Court House Its peculiar situation is such,
as well as its unusual advantages that description of
them would make advertisement long. The build
ngs OF wood and would require small advance to inn
prove en say from one thousand &c fifteen hundred dol
lars to make them sufficient for all the advantages which
pertain TO the property The land is of ordinary quality
but in high state of mprov ement The tract contains
1872 l2 acresThe whole of that which is cleared is in
very hne filth likewise contains that which is COM
mon TO such ESTABLISHMENTS suPerabundance of farm
timber and fire wood. Should the be congenal
the hay CROP which will be made this year. is worth
not less than thousand dollars and be sold directly
at home. The land like other land which requires cu
hyatlon and impro' ement, and TO be taken Of
adapted TO any crop which belongs climate in Vir
gnia-attude 80 l2 degrees-and the soil is susceptible
by the application OF those which easily and
Oily TO be had if there capitalists to purchase The
place, tho called Louisa Court House. deemed village
and by many individuals il is thong could be made much
larger the owner of the land would lay on lots The
cost TO the purchasers, in copartneshp, originally
twenty five thousand dollars, the wear 1917 or IS
The expenditures and been
very considerable all make the sum at this
period equal thirty thousand dollars for the whole; and
as the very many bad of late crop years. has paid more
than per ccnum; and if the purchaser should think
that to his interest, after examining the peculiar
advantages when the property has, would bring in
terest of more than II l2 per centum-The subscriber
in the absence of those which necessary
avail himself OF all the advantages which necessary,
is induced to offer il for sael situated the main
road leading from Richmond, north and northwest about
so miles from Richmond and on the stage road now cal
led the Louisa and Orange line, and is in the direction
Charlottesville district from that place present road
81 miles, but the direct route by the Green Springs
he nj uh
held in high reputeThey, however the property of
Dr. James Nj Morris, and not resorted public
watering place.
1t presumed that the place sale general
~ known In Virginia, il not in other States; the SUBJ
exceedingly valuable and healthfu situation Reference
to the subscriber for further particulars, either by
in person, must be Louisa Court House, Va
June H. [lO-u] JNO. M. PRICE.
SHoCCo SPRINGS.-The subscriber respectfully in
~ forms the public, that her houses will be prepared
Tor the reception OF visitors, the Isl June next-It
would be supeuous in me to say any thing of the bene
hts OF the water, as those who have tried it will readily
testify to its advantageous effects The subscriber deems
1T only necessary TO say that her buildings all in good
repair her rooms well furnished large and and
that her Table will be supplied with the best the country
affords her Bar with various kinds of Wines and Liquors
every description The subscriber feels assured that the
preparations she has made for the accommodation of
boarders cannot fail to please. ANN JOHNSON.
! Warren County, N. c. May II, 1882.
4 u. s. There will be ball furnished at Shocco Springs
complimentary to General Andrew Jackson the even
ngs Of the 10Th and 18th of July The music will
De INFERIOR 10 none IN inns section oil country.
May 10. n-u5Jul
WOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY The next session
! n of the Young Ladies' Seminary at Prince Edward
Court House, Va, will commence the first Monday Of
July next. very large and commodous edice will then
be in readiness for the accommodation of the scholars and
an additional Teacher in the English Department employed
Miss Mansfield will continue to teach in the departments
OF Music Painting, and Drawing and assist in other
branches Other assistance has been engaged the
same is necessary.
Terms for year of 10 months as follows:
Board and Tuition i'm all branches. SI30 90
Board and Tuitionin English branches, includ-
ing washing and candles, 100 90
| To day Scholars, for Tuition in Music, 25 90
| In Languages, 20 90
! In Painting aud Drawing, Is 90
In English branches, 20 90
Board in genee families in the neighborhood can be
had for 81 90 per month. The session will continue
till the last of November, when there will be vacation OF
one month.
References. Cushing Samuel c. Anderson,
Esq, and Rev. b. F. Stanton of Prince Edward.
r.. ROOT, Jr.
Prince Edward Court House, June 10. II-st
! TNJ Ew ARRAN CEMENT Roanoke Line of tTi-
~ Ueekly splendid Red Codches--From Danvie, via
Warrenon and Petersburg TO Richmond, in 80 hours This
Line OF Mail Coaches will leave Danville every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday mornings at o'clock, A. and
arrive at Warrenton by 10 clock p NJ leave Richmond
via Petersburg every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
mornings, and arrive xlord N c. next day. by clock
p M leave Oxford every Wednesday, Friday and Sun
day mornings at O'clock A. NJ and arrive in Milton by
r 3 o'clock p NJ; and in Danve by o'clock, p. M.
Passengers travelling South ntake the South estern
line at Milton, the Piedmont line at Danville which
departs South next mornings from Danve after the
rival OF the Roanoke Line. Passengers travelling South
will find no difficulty in obtaining seats in either Of the
above lines, their arrival at Milton Danville.
The Proprietor has made considerable improvements on
this line and has placed the best Of Northern Coaches.
The Proprietor has hesitation in stating that his team
Of horses unrvdled in the Union they Of the
cnest kind and perfectly gende--his drivers skilu
and sobcr-The Proprietor pledges himself that he will
afford every accommodation and facility TO all those that
may favor him with their patronage. Additional improve
mens, and greater expedition given as the Rail
Road IS completed to the Roanoke
Passage from Danuiiie TO WGrrent0n So.
All parcels and baggage at the risk Of the owner.
May o. T4-t1 JAMES w. JEFFREYS.
NOrICE-A persons having bonds in their possession
i for which I am bound security, hereby noti-
fed that they institute suits thereon immediately for
the recovery thereof otherwise shall not hold myself
bound any longer for the same and shall plead this notice in
bar OF a recovery against me, in every instance.
THOMAS X. BARNES.
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