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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-05
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FBJO ROBERT WARE AND VIM GRAY:-Tske
- notice That ON Thursday the 5h day of July next
sai, between the hours OF ten o'clock i'm the forenoon
and four o'clock in the afternoon proceed TO take Inc de-
positions OF Henry NJ. Wood aud others a the bouqe oc
Lisoerry Weaver III the county of Fluvanna; on Fri
day the 6ho the same month, between the hours Of 10
and j. r. Nj shall proceed TO take the deposition Of Ia
sePh "oong and others, at the hou4c Of John VIM i'm
the county OF FIuvanua and Saturday the 7f nj lc
same month between the hours of 10 o'clock A NJ a"J
p NJ shall proceed to take dispositions OF John rit
aud others at the tavern Of Mrs Ann GEORGES in Inc
county oil Gooch'and; and from any cause the said de-
positions should not he taken the DAYS above apuouted
shall continue 10 attend the several places between Inc
same hours from day day, until they takcn) TO he
read as evidence in suit depending in Chancerv in the
County Court Of Goochand, wherein I am paintfr ,nd
you are defendants Yours,
OYERToN b. PETIRT.
Cumberland county May 25 5-w6ws
TN CHAN RY-Y1aGtNiA:-ln Powbatan Cir.
= cult Superior Court Of Law and Chanccry April iii.
Thomas G. Bowlos and Mary his wfs. and ryz,
Sowe and Martha D. Sowel, tic said Eliza a. and Ma
ry F. being infants under the age OF tyeny-onc vears
by Geo d. Moody their next friend PliG
WIN. Cox, admor Of Martha Cox, decd, Gusavus v
Clarke Executor Of James Clarke decd who was Sheriff
OF f0"haian and as such, adn'or Of Obadiah Lockeu
acc 81 ana Edward Moscey, late Sheriff Of potvhsfan
Obadiah Lockett, decd Dcos
This day came the plaintiffs. by Rich'd W FIournov.
Lsq tncir Attorney, and the defendant VIM Cox adn'or
oil arha Cox, decd not having entered his appearance
and given security according 10 The Act Of Assemble
and ihe inics Of this Court, and appearing the sails
acon OF the court that he is an inhabitant of this
Commonwealth, on The motion Of The plaintiffs, by fheir
SAID Aitorneylt is ordered, that the said VIM Cox adj
IS Aforesaid, do appear here the first day OF
INC next term Of this court, and answer the bill Of the
panuhs, aud give security for performing such decree
as me court may make herein; and that copyo this or
der be forthwith inserted in some nc ,vsp,pcr pubsb
Cd ~ The city Of Richmond for two months successive
~ and posted al the front door Of the courthouse Of t
county. A con- Tcs,o WIZ
May l. lil5-w8wl r. ;. GRAVES, D. {.
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- ALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY In pursuance
~ OF Decree OF the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
ana Ch'nceTy Tor the county OF Nelson pronounced i'm
me case OF kives against Austin and others the under
gncd as Commissioners will proceed TO sell at the V,re
y Mis- in the county OF Nelson, on Wednesday the JS
day oil July next 10 the highest bidder on credit of ono
two, three and four ycor-he purchaser or purchaser
giving bonds with approved security and deed of trust
on TIE land to secure the paymenta the Lands held by
INC concern oil Rycs and Murphy, consisting Of the Va
ricty Mills tract Of land, containing in ALL 1873 ocrce.
on which Mills, Tan ard, Dsiery ho,,sc
&C. mere are two Mills; Merchant Mill containing
"o pair oil burrs in good order and ready receive the
next crop OF wheat the other Gst Mil contaiin one
parrot Esopus Stones, also in good order The
in good order, and every convenience for carri, m
able most OF yet to clear, and portion OF il fist rate
Tobacco iandASo, at the place and on the same
day, tract OF land lying within mile Of Nelson Court
house and adjoining the lands of Iunsiord Loving aud
others, containing 200 the greater part II it heavily
umbered Also, another tract lying in the county of lei
son. adjoining The lands OF Benjamin Caring on aud others
containing BOD acres Also lot adjoining the town of
New-Market, which there is lumber. house
Andon Friday the 20,h day Of July next the subscri-
bcr will sell in the town Of Bent Creek in The county nj
Buckingham, the above terms, the interest held bv
tivcs and Murphy in the following valuable property
undivided iwo-third interest in fhree tracts of land adj
joining each other containing eight acres, one hundred
and ten and half acres and sXty.ve acres upon which
are Merchant Mills Saw Mil, Crst Mil 'Di,illcrv
Dwelling house, &c. The Mills are I'm cofupote rcpor
and perhaps the best in the upper country: BEING
situated in fine wheat country, upon a ncver.Eiing
stre,m-Also, an undivided two-hird Of a Lot Of Land
".j"'uiH VIC """sts 'VltdlluE one lCTehlSO uuC
yded two-tifd Of Tract Of Land adjoining the town Of
Bent Creek, on which stands Lumber House, supposed
10 contain oneourth Of an AcrcAlso, an undivided two
mr part oil town lot supposed TO contain ne.fourh Of
an Acre-Also, IN undivided two-ihifd interest in Tract
OF Land lying in the county Of Buckingham near the wa
tefs OF James River containing 900 acr9s.-Also, the
whole Of the following tracts all lying in the county Of
buc@inghnn-one tract containing ZIG acres two three
miles from the town of Bent Creek on the waters of Bent
CreekAlso, tract containing 113 acres, on the waters
OF Bent Creek-Also, tract containing 90 acres bought
by 'ives aud Murphy Gom NJ. Pendeion's lcgatees-a.
tract containing ~ acres, bought of Mace Freeland
The property lying in the county OF Buckingham will
be shcwn by Andrew White residing at ic Bent Creek
Mile, and that in Nelson, by Alexander Brown residing
~ the Variety Mills. MAYO CABELI,.
May -. 2-wsw Cog,glissi9pcr
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June l.

EALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-By
virtue oil Decree of the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chancery for the county of Hanover
Ell on the 18th day OF April last shall Friday the ed
DAY OF June next at III O'Clock, a. NJ proceed 10 sell by
the following real estate in the city of Richmond of which
homaS Pnddy, late OF the said city, died seized viz
iot on III street, on ShockG Hill, the Theatre with
oIcN mousse and other improvements thereon now occu-
pied by George T. Teuto; house and lot on Campbe's
alley IN rear OF the Mansion House, and part of lot near
ne House, on 18th street. which lot is known
in the plan of the city by the No 357 The sale to com
mence at Tie house and lot occupied by Mr. Tcuo And
on inc following Monday, the 18th of the same month
Shai proceed TO sell in like manner, upon the premises
tract oil seventy-sX of land the Merry Oaks
In inc county of Hanover, which Richard Turner now
resides Terms, IL months cred-bonds with approved
security TO be given, and deed of upon the proper-
" 10 secure the payment of the purchase money
PHILIP Il. WINSTON Exor or
May 20. e 80
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NoR SALE.-AIy tract OF land, Containing one thou
- sand acres) situated in Prince Edward County on
SANDY RIVER two miles from the bridge and five miles
from Farmvile,a tourishng little village where ready
market may be had for all its products, within three
miles OF superior manufacturing mill hat deals largely
grams 1t Is in an agreeable, wealthy and healthy neigh
boriioodIt might be divided two or three tracts hov
ing three good dwelling houses orchards on IL il is
wen watered having many fine springs and branches and
bounded Tor mile by Sandy River il has one hundred
ana nifty acres of bottom land, fine body of woods heav
~ um5ered and much ofthc land fresh and well enclosed
WIN strong fences; and where reside good dwelling
mouse neatly painted iIsidv and o.: a garden l20 feet
square, newly paed and every necessary house fer the
decomposition of family, granary entirely new with
mreshing machine stables carriage house. and a sui-
cent number of first rate Tobacco houses with priscs and
sneds TO take care of thirty thousand pounds of tobacco
an nearly new would let several crcp hands 90 with
he iahu hrs 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
70 any person wishing TO purchase,-Terms liberal and
made known on application. J. VAUGHAN
March 20. I'M ,Iot
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pursuance 10 order Of TIE County Court Of Eliza
a. beth City, bearing date February 23l, 1892 will be
e 70 the highest bidder, az The street n the town
Hampton, on the 10Th day Of june ne T. The Ferry from
Hampton to Norfolk ior hc term Of five years. the renter
10 give bond and sccuriiy according 70 i3w.
WILLIAM T. MOORE, Sheriff r. g. g.
May Is. 5-wi25hJ
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HUST PUBLISHED and for sale by J. W. CAnfpBEII..
81 Petersburg, Va an Essay CalcGreous Hanules by
Edmund Rufin.-Ths work contains among other things
description OF the soils, and OF the present
state OF agriculture in the tide water district of Virginia.
the different capacities of soils for improvement and the
eecs OF calcareou earth in improving them; results
chemical examination of various soils exhibiting proofs of
the existence OF acid and neutral Soils mode in which
calcareous manures operate Soils and especially their
ELECTS ON exhausted and neutral soils; their
a. manure; remarks on the of gypsur directions
for marng, SC. &c.
me opinions advanced in the above work are supported
by course of experiments made by the author during
SIX years asiduouS attention 10 the subject The work
fifty pages Price bound-one dollar.
June >.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-05

81 REEN SPRING LAND FOR SALE-Wil he
"a sold, to The highest bidder, Louisa Court House
on the second Monday in July next Chat being Louisa
Courtday on credit OF and three years
OF LAND containing 1885 Acres. Ii is situated in Louisa
county, in what well known as the Green Snrin reich
boThood which s, without doubt, the best farming land
below the Ridge: 1t particularly adapted 10 the growth
oi wheat and grass is healthy any part of Virginia
ana affords as good society be found in the country
bout 800 Acres of the Land cleared balance is in
Woods large portion OF which Tobucco Land of sumo
rlor quality. The Land is well wocred and in an re-
specs most desirable 1t will be divided to su purcha
sers u required Those disposed purchasers arc invited
TO view the land before the day of SALE which will be
shown by my brother, Joseph w Morris.
JNO. MORRIS.
May % e wII ="
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ELY Tie foregoing advertisement Of Thos T.
Ia WaSgaman IS inserted with he base design Of forc-
'9 70 pay money not owing. 1t is true, that in 1872
received sum of money for Mr. Waor,man. hi II ~
quany rc' mat then paid it according 10 his d.
ocons-anh never has any application been made 10 me
AZ c money uhiiI within Ue'y Jetc years back Mr.
"aggamdn communicated with Lawyers in Washington
Comfy, Qny place OF rcsdence) enforce this paymen
ey nave been so well satisfied that there was no JUS
uln me demand, that they declined having any thing 10
90 WIN The suljcct-in 1920. MIR. Waggaman (eight
ser lne money was coilected0 took the oath
nc1oF ~ henuco county, and rendered schedule
an aitesicd copy Of which n1,y have before me and ~
%"g' no mention IS made OF This claim; which schedule
~ ms Whole estate was 10 before two justices of
~ Po'Ve' Is u not lar to prcsumc that Mr.. Wagraman
ihe0 considered this debt as settled; and tbat IT, was 90 nm
"o,s'Vo between Tic parties? When, however shall he
ol 70 answer TINS fraudulent effort before tho proper
u'Duna'' sha have no difficulty IN meeting -ljut TO
10y money which do not owe through fear of any an
pTnchdod public odum, which such an advertisement H
10 create with those unacqudntcd with the char
juno l.. RI .u pt,rvp ,t,,,o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-05

R % EDWARD win be given Tor my negro girl
~ n ~ FANNY; ahout fourteen or fifteen years Of
agc, and well grown quite black with vorv nice se or
'P 70 smile when spoken fo.I have every rght 10
mat the said girl is harboured in Richmond or the
"'y VI mN CITY BENJAMIN ROPER
C,h,,f.. 1 Wcar the Long Bridges
80 wy county, May p. G-ySt-
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NEW ADVEFsTIsEYE ElNFS.
PROPERTY AT AUCTION :

w ALOABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTiON.-On
Tuesday, the 18th inst we will SELL at public auction
the following very valuable property belonging 10 the Is
tate OF the late James Govan, viz:
The 3 sto;y Brick Building and appurtenances herc 10
attached, on II or Main Street. the Union Hotel now
IN the occupancy of Henry Clarke The House is about
~ feet front Street. and the Lot extends back about
It's feet.
Also, two Lots adjoining the above property, between it
anu That OF the late John Clarke, each containing about 20
feet on Street. and extending back about feet These
are very finely situated Lots for building on and are
amongst the most desirable in that part of the city.
A Lot OH Cary or ID Street, which is erected an e,-
tcnsivc Brick Dudng, &C.. intended for the purpose of
Tobacco Mandatory. Said Lot fronts OIL Cary or ID
Street, about go feet and extends back 10 feet
alley.
Also, Lot adjoining the above, wha Wooden Tcne-
mcnt thereon fronting Gary ID Street, about 1917
feet, Ito the OF Dock 18Th Sreet) and cxtenna
on said Dock Street, about li0 feet TO an alley.
Aiso four Lots Nos 3d. 81 IL and ~, in Duva's add-
ton TO the city.
Two Lots (cach half acre. Nos CTS and G57 at the cor
ner OF and 81 Streets adjoining the property Of u. w
Mr.. p ]. ChevAIlie's residence These two Lots make
halt the square, and command elegant and extensive
view OF the River, the Falls Plantations Sc
Two Lots adjoining Nos l2O and l25 in r. Youngs
Plat of the city, in the neighborhood Of the Bloody Run
Spring formerly the property of VIM. Marshall and Geo
Nicholson, decd
The Lot No. 600 on II Street, (Shocke- IIiI) about
this Lot is good two story Brick Building with the ne
cessary out Houses in excellent ORDER occupied by
NJ Howell, and is fine stand Tor Grocery other bust
Terms-6 IL and Is months credit the first note 10 be
satisfactorily endorsed, and Deeds of Trust on the pro
pery.
The sale will commence at II O'clock with the first
mentioned Lot and continue from day to dav when fair
nj the same hour till all the property is sold.
JAMES GOVAN, } Exors of
EDWARD GOVAN, Jas Govan
NJ Sales TO be conducted by DAvENPoRr ALLEN s.
Co. and ExUAf 5. HUBBARD, Aucts. June D CS-,Is
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"a nv I'D, az an Apprentice 20 the Printing bust
hess, an active intelligent youth Of respectable
nee Of lhs paper. ''FF' ' o
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NoiiCE-By virtue Of the last Will and Testament
oil samuel Nuckols deceased, the subscriber will
proceed TO sell TO the highest bidder the premises on
thursday the 10Th day OF July next, if fair if not the
next lar day. all the estate of said deceden both real and
PERSONAL on the following terms, TO witt the land which
mes partly In Gooehand and partly in Hanover countless
anu contains about 400 acres third of the purchase
money 10 be paid in cash, and the balance in two equal
SnnG2l payments; approved personal security and
deed IN trust the land 10 secure the two last pavments
The personal estate consisting of six likely young negroes
horseS cattle sheep and hogs, plantation utensils house
nod &c ON the following TERMS q wit: Fix MONTHS cro-
W or OIL sums above five dollars, bonds with approved Sc.
cuy or I'VE doars and under cash will be required,
SAIiANlEL NUCKGLS, Adnl'r.de bonis non.
An persons having claims against tine estate are reoues,
ed 10 bring them forward that due arrangements may he
made Tor settlements nil persons indebted TO the estate are
requested TO come forward and make immediate pavlncn
May 20. f6-wSws1 N "
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EVLkWOOO ESrATE.-Thc Proprietor of the Elk
"a wood estate in the county of Cupcpcr, informs the
public that that desirable property will be put up pub
tic auction, on Wednesday the Ist day of August next on
the premises unless an eligible offer is in the meantime,
maze Tor the same by private For particulars
nc bcgs to refer to his advertisement last year. ANY
gentleman wishing for further information may obtain the
same by addressing line TO John Browning a, the Post
once, Stevensburg, Culpcper county, Virginia.
me estate consists OF 1881 acres, thereabout living
compact, with Mansion House in the centre in good re-.
pa and substantial barns and out-budngs ofcvery de-
scFphon, at convenient distance from the Dwelling
stream runs through the estate on which are one or
two mill sites The property is bounded on one side by
the river RaPpahannocl and extensive bottom of low
dred The open lands in cultivation are nearly all
on evel and consist in general, of rich loams not liable
'owash or wear large breadth is in clover, and it is
among the best grazing land in the State Distance from
washington City 60 miles, and 80 miles from Fredericks
burg.
The Editors Of the Wing the Winchester Republican
Inc National nelgencer and the Fredericksburg Poli-
cal Arena will insert the same in May the st and
lth weeks in june and the 2nd and Sd weeks in july
Mays IlI7-5t-t20thJuly1 J. BROWNING
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lCEThc subscribers, trustees for the creditors
OF Mcssrs. BELT s SHEPPARD, have appointed
John 'ndFShGH Sheppard our agent TO collect all debts
que TO The said firm OF Belt Sheppard To which said
agent IL earnestly requested, that all persons indebted
oy oond note or open account will make immediate pay
n, JGhn .harssGt Sheppard may generally be
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-05

FENOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE.-I wish 10 sell
"A my property in this place-with some fifty acres of
land adjoining This property hos been lately much inn
proved, the house very convenient ono, and fitted UP
Tor tavern, with office, Kitchen servants corn ice and
stable houses, and an excellent WE'LL portion of the
land has been highly improved, and has clover and
meadow lots and very promising crop of wheat Also
another lot, containing of ground, with conve-
ent dwelling house, dairy and we'll and few fruit
Also two-thirds of large wcll-but tan yard
great bargain will be sold in ALL or any part Of the
above property for cash. long credit the subscriber
proposes TO so into the country; he will Tor term
Of years. GEO NJ PAYNE
New Canton, NAY 10 2-w5yv
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" Sales TO be conducted by DAyENPoRT, ALLEN
Go. and ExUAI $. HUBBARD Aucts. June g. GS-nIs
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-03-28
 ~ATNTS sSr~sT -s Tr7nnTrs A1 V sssa sas nss sa ss NS sa nssl safas gsSs

We find the following iil Ncw-0r- leans papers of the 20thult. Whether there is really any serious ground for apprehension that the Asiatic disease has been imported into Mobile, we are not prepared to say. ltis right that the ruirlor. as we have if, should be prompt lv given, but we hope to find that it is founded in mistake. We have Mobile papers to the 18th, which say nothing of it. Tine Commercial Register of the 18th announces the arrival of the brig Jesse on the preceding day from Liver pool, but does not mention the sickness. We have likewise Tuscaloosa papers of the 25th, mentioning arrivals on the 23d and 2fth of fstcam-boatsin 1 l-2 days from Mobile, but not aliuding to the terrihc subject of the cholera. We are
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-03-28
MTScETays.A. .A. N uOUs.

Spelling c Doctors Practtee.-There Is no profession the success of which de- bends 50 much On mere opinion, taken up without foundation and adhered to without reason, as the practice of med iclne. The following anecdote, though relating to a she-doctor, is none the less illustrative of the truth of what we have advanced; andlf the reader please may ee taken as case in point. Ii is told by
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-03-28
Approved Jan. 23, 1929.

 An act to direct .hc manner Of issuing pa tents the confirmed land claims in the Territory of Florida.
 Be U enacted bg the Senate and House of Representatiees of he Ueaed States of .4me Tica ta Congress assembled, That all pa- tents that are, or may be, by law, direct ed to be issued. on private land claims confirmed by the commissioners private land claims, and the several acts of Con gross approving their reports and confirm Ing the titles to lands in the Territory of Florida, shall be, and they are hereby, re- quired to be, issued to the confirmers, or to the assignee, or present owner, where siie land has been sold or transferred since the confirmation Of tho tile: and # shall be the duty of the Commissioner of the General Land Office, upon the produc- ton of satisfactory proof of the death of The confirmee, or upon the production of regular chain of title from the confir- mee, to cause the patent to be issued to The heirs and legal representatives or to the assignees of the confirmee, as the case may be.
 Approved Jan. g, 1922 2
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-03-28
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