Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-13

EDLoUGIIS.-The subscriber respectfully informs
II those who are in the habit of buying implements
OF husbandy that he has hand greater variety
than he has ever before offered them. He has almost
every kind of Poughs in use, with steel points,
and stocked with seasoned timber advantage not gene
rally sufficiently appreciated. He has made am improve
mcnti the moaldboard of the improved Barshear Plough
which has been suggested by many practical farmers,
rendering it much moro acknowledgements parts of
Poughs always hand and mould boards sold at Foun-
dry prices He aers himself that his prices have been
so reduced as TO give satisfaction Should any implement
purchased from him. not perform equal TO the expectation
OF the purchasers, it may he returned.
Jan II. [76-Gl WIN. PALMER, Market Bridge
ADn REwARD.-Eloped from the subscd Der
~ ZaO about six weeks ago, his blacksmith, Edmund,
strong athletic very black, about five feet ten
inches high and thirty years old, Had on, when he left
home, suit of grey, happy cotton cloth. Edmund
speaks slowly and never looks the person TO whom he is
speaking in the face, aud is in the habit OF rubbing his hand
over his chin when in conversation About ten years
ago, purchased him of Mr.. Michael Walden of this
", who had been in thu habit of hiring him boatman
James River think it probable that he is either sup
ported by some boamen that river that he is in the
ncghborhood of his wife, at BENZ Bosseaus plantation
Petersburg in Dinwiddie county. Edmund profess
ed TO be christian and is, believe, member of the
Baptist Church, and occasionally understand, exhorts
prosches. The above reward will be given to any
who will deliver him TO mo in Chesterfield county
March g. [97-w3wsl JN0. II. Wake.
n AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber is duly auhori-
sed TO sell that well known Tract of Land, called
Mayicld lying in the county OF Hanover about one mile
from the Mechancsvlc turnpike from the city of
Richmond. directly the road leading from the Meadow
bridges 10 Hanover iowa. bounded by The lands oil
Richard Johnson, Edmund Crenshaw Hill and others
This contains agrecdy toa 502
235 Of which is prime wood land there also, few
of meadow land The quantity Of timber on this
tract is object well worthy the consideration Of pur-
ehasoTs while its vicinity TO Richmond and the heathful
Ress Of its situation, would render it desirable retreat
during the summer aud fall TO any gentleman Of
fmy residing IN the city. The dwelling house is suiii-
ceiuy comnodous for the accommodation Of large IA
my If not disposed Of privately IL will be offered to the
highest bidder on Tie premises Thursday, the I'D day
OF March next, flair. and n not the next fair day there
after, either in body in lots, TO suit purchasers
third cash, the balance in two equal annual
payments the purchaser giving bonds with good security
and deed OF trust upon the property.
PETER TINSLEY.
Powhaan c. IT,, Feb. 81. 92-vtIs
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC do hereby annui and
make void to all intents aud purposes, the power oil
attorney given by 10 William AdcOck, the 2Sth day
Of April 1881 and lorewarn all persons from making any
payment giving bond note, making any contract
bargain for the hire Of my negroes in future. also here
by ofcwarn all persons indebted for the hire OF my
groes make any payment settlement with said Adcock
furthermore, lorewarn all persons not to pay unto sale
hdcock any money due by suit in any other way
March g. fO9-w3t'l CATHARiNE PIERCE