Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-05
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NoTI CE.The subscribers trustees for the creditors
OF Mcssrs. BELT s SHEPPARD, have appointed
John Marshall Sheppard our agent 10 collect an Jebs
due 10 the said firm OF Belt s Sheppard To which so,d
agent it is earnestly requested that all persons indebted
oy oond note or open account, will make immediate pay
ment John marshall Sheppard 5ndu generdllu be
found at he store IF r. s. j. S. James (. Co
BEN. SHEPPARD,
JOHN n. GORDON,
FLEMING JAMES
june /. l'-3wl j. SHEPPARD JAMES.
q MISUNDERSTANDING subscribers, under the
" style OF Richud Barton HdraH and Con,pany,
VIII commence business the first day of June ensuing
That large milling establishment has been ust com
pctcd IN the best manner, by the firm of Philip Hawaii
an" 20. (cnhtedthe COLUMBIAN MiLLs) win be con-
Quoted by them on the most extensive scale, for the manu-
lacure of City .lfdi Flour
They solicit their friends and the friends of Philip IIax
all and CO., call and afford them an opporpi,v 10
chase their crops of wheat and corn
WILLIAM HAxALL.
Richmond, May 25 5-tistJnI
NIOTlCE-All persons having any claims against the
V late Mrs: Mary Randolph of Amelia county Yir-
gina, due, either by bonds notes, open accounts or
otherwise, earnestly requested 10 nrcsen ,hc, mo
Pery authenticated, without delay to the undersigned for
adjustment, in order that the necessary ARRANGEMENTS
may be mad: Tor their speedy paymcni; and all persons
e"ied 10 ne SAID estate, solicited come forward
ana make immediate payment. The administrator being
desrous TO close his administration end of the pre-
sent year. 1882 in order that the personal estate which
snail come into his hands may be divided between the
heirs and distributes of the said Mrs Mary Randolph
deed. WILLIAM EGGLESTON,
;adm'or. Of Mary Randolph, deed.
~ EW ARRANGEMENT-.Ilo Line of fri
i q iceekiy splendid Red Coaches-From Danve via
Marrenion and Petersburg to Richmond in 35 hours This
Line oil Mail Coaches will leave Danve every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday mornings at o'clock A. NJ and
arrive at Warrcnon by 10 O'clock p NJ leave Richmond
via Petersburg every Monday Wednesday, and Fyidav
mornings, and arrive at Oxford n nextday by O'Clock
r. NJ leave Oxford every Wednesday, Friday and Sun
day mornings at o'clock, A. NJ. and arrive in Milton by
y Il. IN in anNil1n .,rG - n
Passengers travelling South take the South Western
line at Milton, or the Piedmont line Danvile which
departs South next mornings from Danvie after the ar
nv@ OF inc Roanoke Line Passengers travelling South
will find no difficulty in obtaining in either of the
above lines, - their arrival at Milton Danvie.
The Proprietor has made considerable on
THIS line and has placed the best of Northern Coaches
Tho Proprietor has hesitation in stating that his team
of horses unrivalled the Union as tncv arc NJ
and sober.-Thc Proprietor pledges himself that he viii
Afford every accommodation and facility all those that
may favor him with their patronage. Additional improve
Road is completed TO the Roanoke.
Passage from DGnriHe to U-arreaton So
All parcels and baggage at the risk of the owner
May ~ It'll JAMES w. JEFFREYS.
EJALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-By the
last VIII OF James Webb decd, we are direct
Gu TO Se me following tracts OF land to wit The
on which said James Webb resided the time OF death
which lies in the county of King and Queen upon l,c
stage road between Richmond and Iappahannock-
hrtytwo miles from the former place and about three
miles from tho place known by the name of DunIirk
upon the Matapony river, which place said river H.
naVGabie for large boats and lighters This tract contains
nearly on2 thousand acres large portion of which NAV
be considered fertile, and considerable mart of 10
wen umbered The situation is very healthy and arroea
nIe ana the land has upon it very large and handsome
dwelling house in good repair and has, besides an abun
"Ahce oil othcr buildings which in good rcpair AL
So another valuable tact containing rather C %
hundred acres, which lies in Essex county ON ,Io coll
s'!o OF PlScdtaway Creek about five miles below Tan
panannock, and upon the road leading from TAppabannor
10 OrDanna, IN MddeseX county. This tract has upon
no buildings oil any value, the dwelling house havin been
Dunt some years paS but ii likewise is considered Lca
and Is well umbcrad with the best white oak and rro he
site OF the ancient dwelling house. there is GOOD vc r
the HapPahannock river. The Piscataway Crock which
Is the boundary OF the tract the North snsvii c,,
large vessels quite up to the road from Tappahnnnock IN
UrbaDna which road passes through the tract Ajso ono
other tract to wit that upon which Mr. An,hon, H.
resides, lying i'm Essex county about miles below Tan
pahannock, Immediately upon the Rappahannock rivnr
hs tract contains upwards of four hundred acres H or
healthy and fertile, and has upon it dwelling house II
convenient size, which, with small expenditure MAJ, no
made very comfortable and desirable, az well as olcr
buildings necessary for the plantation Being rocuirsd NV
lhe VIII OF our Iesaior 10 sell the said lands pri ael, &
invite and solicit all persons, who may be disposed To- r
chase TO go and see the lands and make such prooon
as may he suitable TO themselves The Grst ,,c,tii
tract will be shewn by MIR Thomas Smith who i've ,
IT. the second by Doctor Wian Smith who lives ,r;,i,
Mr. Anthony Haynes, and the last by Mr. ANTHONY avncs
himself. ALEXANDER FLEET
JAMES SMITH
. Executors If James UIct6 dec'G
May -. 4.wsw
" ALUABLE PAMUNKY LAND FOR SALE
The subscriber again offers for sale fhot voIu,bt.-
farm lying on both sides of the Pamuuky river in tbc
counties OF King William and Hanover, aud containing
from lVOO to 100 acres. In point Of locality and fr;,,
OF soil this farm cXccllcd by but few in Eastern Viz
gnia. IL lies 2 miles from Hanover Town iron, g.
q Ia tfprff ami hon.