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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-11

a AND AND NEGROES FOR SALE--Will be ex
" posed 10 public sale Monday the 10th of Deem
Der next at the residence of the late Leonard Henderson,
near Wlidinsboro, Granville county, North Carolina the
Irdct OF Land, whereon he resided, ontaning about
Ioo deres together with 80 40 NEGROES between $50
ana 9Vo barrels OF corn, wheat OATS fodder aud the stock
oi al Hs' household and kitchen furniture plantation
utensils SC. Sc. The above Tract of Land is of fine ana
my, IN nigh state OF Improvement extensive manfred
Lots wen watercd, and adapted the cultivation of To.
Dacco ana UTaln The Improvements consist Of large
commodious DtceHng House various Offices and every
necessary ouhonse and good tobacco barnss one
mile west oil WiamboroUgh, in OF the most he shy
and refined neghborboods in the State and aHorIno
ry convenience for the education oil children The Ne
groes consist of men, aud Children young and k
ly and among them first rate boot and shoemaker and
carriage driver The valuable La,o Library the deed
wHIbe sold at the same time.
j. l.. HENDERSON, Jr, Ex'or.
Oc'oOer L. f2--tds
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6puBLlC SALE.-The subscriber intending 10 re.
move to Kichmond will offer for sale, TO the highest
ouuef ON Thursday 2ih Octobernext il fair otherwise
me next lair day. his entire stock OF horses cattle
anu hogs; comprising head of horses-snlong them q
very valuable and high FLOODED stallion, years old a
likely stud colt rising years old of good blood whose
wi be exhibited the day OF sale also
OF me o,ood-6 or mich cows, oxen, &c,-5O or 60
edu OF sheep' most OF them good muons, good new
wagons, plantation TOOLS household and kitchen furniture
crop oil corn fodder hay, Sc, large still nearly new
gooa OK cart and many other articles tedious to men
hVe Negroes will also be hired OUT if hired privately
before the day OF saeAl those having claims against
scrber. will please present them ON or before The d y,
SAFE and those indebted TO the firm or TO the sub
scnber, are requested TO make payment.
C,,.u JAMES H. ELLIS.
".
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AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber having deter.
- mined to remove to the city OF Richmond, for the
purpose oil devong himself the practice of law viii
81 ne arm on which he resides, in the upper end
oil he county OF New Kent Chickah river fife en-
'hi'es from Richmond The Farm contains seven hun
ABOUT two hundred Of which low grounds
oeeVcd 10 be equal 10 any the river the high lands
are W. slate oil handsome improv emen and are equal in
'ery To any In that part OF the countythe improve
menus are sufficient, nearly so, for the Farm-there
Is very line apple orchard of about eight hundred
Wees' comprising great variety Of fruit for the table and
cider not previously disposed Of will be offered AT
PUBIC sae on the premises, Monday the l4h day of
hex IN the mean time, those disposed purchase
are invited 10 examine the premises.
September 10. [36-tdsl JOHN b. CLOPTON.
SSALE OF LAND.-On the 3lst day OF October next
~ at Johnson's Springs in the county of Goochiand
shall proceed to sell public auction, Tract of Land
lately occupied by Mrs Anna Moore, her dover in the
real estate OF her deceased husband and formerly owned
ny walter Boyd Gillian, deceased The title to the land
oeheved TO be undoubed, in consequence late de-
cson oil the Court OF Appeals. Terms made known ON
the day OF sale, which will be positive.
VIM. PANNILL, .ddm'r de bonis non.
tom me IpW annexed, Of Walter Boyd Gillian, decd
ON'o"e'o o. Aids
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BY RrrCIlIE & COOK.

10 The ENQUIRER is published twice week. ren,rav AN.
.htee times week during the session of
Price, tho same heretofore, Five Doa annum payable in adj
vance, Notes OF shattered, specie tonly will
1rv1S IN payment, Tho Editors win guarantee safety
s % ny ma me postage OF all letters being paid
will m,
Editors, until all arrearagcs have been paid up - ~
% Whoever will the payment nine papers, shall
have the tenth gratis. " 1920 ~
0.t. TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Ono loss first cents; each
% cents No Advertisement been mai, m
or asnmed by some person in this city its
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q NO.PARTNERSHIP.--Tho subscribers have associar.
~ ed themselves in the Saddle & Harness making bu
siness, under the firm OF KING s. MARKHAM They
offer for sale,
Best stitched and shaned saddles,
Do plain and common do.
Coach, gig and wagon harness,
kinds, 'F'
English brille feathers aud marlingslos
Spurs, best and common ivory mounted and cord cotton,
coach, gig and twig whips
Together with general assortment of articles in their
line " w"
They will manufacture any article in their line in the
pes. manner OF good materials, and very low prices
lhcy respectfully invite their friends and the public TO
Idvor them with share Of their patronage.
ALFRED KING,
nj, GEORGE MARKHAM.
friends, for the liberal patronage be has receveJ
As wish TO close UP my former business those iodeb
ed to me VIII please call and settle up their respective ac
for settlement AIFRrn KJNC
J September q A0-6,
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ACQUELlNE p. TAYLOR has received nv tle
% Equator, Superior and Havre, from Liverpool and v
The late Packets from New York aud Phsdelpbia his
ia supply OF Dry GooDs; consisting the usual yare
OF Foreign and Domestic articles.
ALSO on Consignment-A very large assortment Of
Brussels, ply, N.dermser and venetian carpelpg and
rugs,
Supcrilne blue, black, brown, and olive cloth
Blue, and brown supcrfne coating, for over. coats
Napt coitons baizes Jerseys he checked and other co.
lored horse cloths, imported expressly for horse clothing
10 all OF which he invites the attention OF those wish
ing 10 purchase sept. u. flo
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VI ollCE.-Wilbe put Oft at aucton unless previously
rented privately, on Wednesday, the 18th DAY OF Oc
oDer next IL lair, otherwise, the first fair day there.
ater') on the premises that well-known Tavern called
foesvie, in the lower end OF Louisa county lust half
way between Cartersvle and Fredercksburg and forty
mi'es apoVe hhchnond-Also the store House and oi
ITO winch is attached small but comfortable DWELLING
House) NATH TuOMpSoN
October 4. d9Ieo
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THNHOROUGH- BREEDS for sale at Fairfield On
n Thursday, the l7th October, Immediately after the
Tour mile race, we shall offer for sale three fine Brood
Mares and four Fes; all of the best most approx ed
sock-two OF the Mares now in ioa TO Masons Rather.
and TO OLD Caroinan Particulars made known al the
Tine oil sale. THOMAS HOSKINS,
JEFFERSON MINOR.
October l. 12-,ds
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SALE OF NEGROES, STOCK, ae--The subscfi.
~ her VIII offer Tor sale, the highest bidder, Fri.
day the Sh day Of November next the plantation of the
called Snowdcu opposite Scottsve in The county OF Al.
bemare, about t,cenfy likely Negroes all the horses,
cattle, aud stock OF every kind, the crop corn amount
ing three four hundred barrels large crop of tobac.
co IN tie house, fodder, &C. &c, the plantation utensils
Se as well as every thing else aPporaiung TO large
Terms Nine months credit for all sums over ten dol
Iar LOT mat sum and under, cash Bond and approved
sccuyoi course, required Should the day he unfair 30
hat the sale cannot go on then il will he made the next
fair day. JOHN H. COLEMAN,
go EX'Or. Of John Harris, deed.
Albcmarlc, Sept 20. Aids
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TEFRUST SALE.-By virtue OF a iced Of trust cxecu-
N ted TO the subscriber, OF the Dist day OF Nav 1893
by hos Asbrook and Of record the county court of
Nhes'eheid Tor The purpose OF securing certain sums of
mosey due to NJ A. Trice, shall proceed tc sell to the
highest bidder Tor cash, at Chesterfield conrt house OIL
Monday the 14h day OF October next, hat being court
uy2 all ,he gh title or interest, both real and personal
which said Ashbrook now has or NAV hereafter have in
me estate oil his deceased father. shall convey such IT,
lie only as is vested in by said deed of trust
sept ~. 30-tdsl GREEN HALL,
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CoN.IsrSNcy. The Telegraph Of Monday last say.
OF The President in revc ing course aeans, the HaHL
Of III United ates--
EVERY prominent act his lie has sufecfsJ linn I'm
he Putaion % violence, disregard OF the laws and of
good faith making His lciH and The accon,nI ba,, 81
hisPu,P0se the rule OF his action"
III tue Telegraph tell how vi are TO reconcile ida
with It's defence OF the President from these Same char
Tor yearswith its dtnunciation Of these cb.oes M
vile ISLANDERS against che greatest and the best Of en
And then will II tell ow we are TO reconcile ts
opinion OF The President, with that which the Telegram
so long denied and rcTted and Is learning TO affirm
dnh repeats IN another article IN ibis paper-tba this
same President has will Of his but governed Inv
KITCHEN Cabinet, an irresponsible cabaI who have OH
dined AN absolute control the mind Of the
And LASTLY, will the Telegraph tell the amount of the
arguments That produced the change its signals as In
The Bank OF the United States? u once thonglt il unite
wrong Tor The Bank to buy prnters-wha has changed
us opinion! Was II the atgUmentnm sd hoininem3 We
do not Insinuatc any thing like bride No pra,itude
Tor facilities, says MAJOR Noah and he ought to know
tIdt IS The term "iur polite."- GIobe.
GIVE THE Devil. DUE.-Tbc Bank has cett,ioIv
made some bad bargains VA its purchases live stock OF
That " has no night TO complain But ought IN have had
lair play lis dealers ought not 10 have cheated H. One
Instance OF imposition has been prsciscd upon gross
and so fatal IN ITS consequences the Bank that cam
not hut pity IL.
When the Telegraph made signal for lie facilities"
Mr Biddle took That should he expressly stipus
ed hat il should make difference in lie opinions abou,
the Bank u was 20 pursue it, Of opposition 10 the
Bank MIR BddIe IN his letter OF stipulation with Green
for the $4,000 loan the latter makes this express re-
quirement:
" IF LOAN MADE, 1T SHALL aE WIZ,
PERFECT UNDERsTANDGNG-To M PUT INTO rur
NOTE ~ NtcEssARY-rHAT THE BORROWER - re
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N Office 10 The Black Heath Company Of Golfers
1N The subscribers TO the stock Of the Black Heath
Company OF Golfers, are hereby informed that fifteen
hundred shares of their capital stock been sold and
duly conveyed by deeds recorded in the County Court Of
Chesterfield pursuant to the provisions Of the act of The
General Assembly OF Virginia passed the 2Ob of Fe
bruary 1888, entitled can act 10 incorporate the Black
Heath Company OF Golfers" Aud they arc further in
formed, that pursuant 10 the provisions of the said act
general meeting OF the stockholders for the purpose of an
pointing Directors and organising the Company will be
held at the Eagle Hotel in the city OF Richmond in Virgi.
ma on The 18th day OF October next, at which meeting
the stockholders are earnestly requested to attend.
BEVERLEY RANDOLPH,
JOHN HETH,
BEVERLEY HETH,
Richmond September, 1Otb 1888 1920
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VHNHOMAST0N LlME.-Keceiving per Brig Harry
"a direct from Thonaston, 05l tierces fresh Thomas.
ton Lime, for salc by
WORKMAN, McGRUDER s. co.
ALso-On hand, full assortment OF Iron
October g. 4l-2J w, MEG. & Co
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October g

HDUBLIC AUCTION.-By virtue of a deed of ,rns,
IL exec Ited 10 the late William Dandidge and the sub
scnoer by Randolph Ross OF the County of White in the
State oil Tennessee, the 18th day of August 1920: and
recorded in the Hastings Court for the CITY of Richmond
on the 10Th day OF June 1926 ordered 10 be certified
which said deed of registered in the Repi.ter'
Office, in White County, state of Tennessee ON The Sab
day OF August 1921 and also registered in the Regis
ers Office, i'll Warren County, State of Tennessee on The
Suay OF August 1871 for the purpose OF securing the
payment oil sundry sums OF money, i'm the said
deed: WILDE sold by Public Auction TO the highest bidder
Tor ready money at the front door of the Eagle Hotel i'm
the City OF Richmond Wedneslay, the 9th day of No.
veber next at IL o'clock, fair otherwise the first fair
DAY thereafter the following property wit: certain
piece or parcel OF land in the county Warren State of
tennessee, containing 81 acres including the Arch Cave
oundry other pieces parcels OF land purchased by the
said Randolph Ross of Elijah Saunders George Sanders
Jacob Deake, Beverly Harp, John Officer William Eaves
Alexander McMurray, Charles and William Gressum'
"oSS nay and Elah Deake andsnndry pieces parcels
OF land in The said County and State, granted by the said
State 10 the said Randolph Ross supposed TO contain abou,
twelve hundred acres.
Also, certain piece parcel of land in the county of
"he, In me said State OF Tennessee, containing one
hundred and fifteen acres, including the Big Bone cayr
and sundry other pieces parcels land The said
y and State purchased by The said Randolph Ross OF An
thony Debruce, John McLemore, Geo Saunders Elijah
Saunders, Ehu Saunders Jacob Drake Isaac Drake and
John WILSON, and sundry pieces parcels of land in the
county and State granted by the said Sate 10 the said
hdnooph hos supposed to contain about eleven hundred
acres-Also one-ihrd part of certain tract or parcel of
land IN the said county OF Warren, state of Tennessee
which the said Randolph Ross, holds jointly with Elijah
Drake anu Daniel ram containing three thousand acres
Guiding The Salt Wells Rocky Rvealso Is negroes
whose names mot rccollected nine of which
were in the possession of Reuben Ross and six in tho
possession OF William Ross Jr; also all the stock in trade
at two stores belonging the said Randolph Ross i'm
nessee of which is kept Sparta the other AT rcb
Caves the first of which stock amounted TO $4,000
Aud also the merchandise in the hands Reuben Ross OF
Lexington IN Virginia, belonging the said Ross
al $io,ooo w. NEkERVIS,
sept. TO- [36-tis] SurUiDing Trustee.
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h.v.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
so "' No %
os ~ sa Guy .. It's enyIons:
FHNHE Races the Halifax (Virgina) Course ,yiI
commence on Monday, the l4Ih OF October next
and continue five days.
FIRST DAr-A colt race, entrance 1926 p. p-s en-
SECOND DAx.PrOprietOr's Purse, 5000, two mil.
heats-entrance $l5.
THIRD DAY-Jockey Club Purse, three mile heats
FOURTH DAY-Handicap Purse, $3.50, bes. three !,
hvc-entrance So
miles, mile heats to close tho evening of the 2d days
race-enirsnce $50.
The cash for each days race will be mid nv Tho Pro-
prietor, without discount.
Good stables and litter furnished gratis by the
NATHANIEL H. POINDEXTER, Proprietor
September 10. 36-at
UNAIRFlELD RACES-FALL MEErING-wiII cum.
days "' ''''
FIRST DAY.-Sweepstakes for three years olds, mile
heats, 500 entrance, h. T.
SECOND DAY-Propretor's purse, $500, two mile
heats, SIS entrance.
THIRD DAY,-Jockey Club Purse, $500, four mile
Fourth DAY.-A pair of Silver Pitchers two mile
heats. RICHARD ADAMS pronris,or
Sept. 3. 3I--,d
FHNREE HILL RACES will commence this FALL a, the
regular fixed period, TO wit, Oh the first ednesday
In November
FIRST DAY-A sweeps,ake, two miles and repeat, for
three year old colts and illies.
SECOND DAY-Propre,or's Purse, $500, fifteen dol
lars entrance.
THIRD DAY-Jockey Club Purse, $1,000 twenty dol.
lars entrance Sept. 20. 39-d
81 WANOVER Rr-HOUSE RACES-The Ham
y Il over Jockey Club Races will commence over the
Hanover Court house Course, the 18th Tuesday No
vember, and will continue three days
FIRST DAY-Swcepstakes for colts and FLIES wears
old, mile heats entrance $780, half foreit3 more 10
make race to close on the evening preceding the
SECOND DAY-Proprietors purse 5000, two mile heats
entrance $50.
THIRD DAY-Jockey club purse $500, four mile heats
entrance $2O,-no discount on the purses.
The proprietor assures the public that every effort will
be made to give entire satisfaction His establishment is
large and can afford comfortable accommodation to great
many personsThe is one of the Oldest and best in
Virginia.
Ample Stableage and litter furnished.
j. ID. ANDREW, Proprietor.
October A. 13-td
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ANCASTER, DENNY 81 CO, aucfioneers and
AA commission Merchants. offer for sale, in store
3OO hhds. ST. Crox and Porto Rico su gars par prime
Zoo boxes and bbls double and single loaf steam re-
fined do.
40 boxes white Havana do.
lNoo bags and bb coffee consisting of old Java Ma
nlIla, Rio, Havana, Lagura and St. DOMINGO
ooo packages Gunpowder, Imperial, Young Hysun
and Hyson teas
100 hhds. molasscs Sugar House, Porto Rico and
MatanZas
2oOOO lbs. cotton yarns assorted
100 coils Manila cordage
with large and general assortment of Foreign and
domestic Liquors; among which, superior Cognac BRAN
dy imported direct wines of almost every Mind and
my among which, choice old l.. p. Madeira in pines
na DO quarter casks, half do and bottles; London Dock
for IN pipes and Fort in bottles received from Liver.
pool and various brands of Champagne London porter
equal TO any ever seen in this market; pepper pimen,o
race ginger hutmegs mace, window glass; soap and can.
ues' owe OIL tanners do, very superio sole lea
ther shoes, hats, madden, saltpee, alum, shot, Hacks
sesars Hazards axes psisse aud
wddd'ng manial and pier glasses, SC. sc.
August 20. sO-t6,
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Nv T.. y. Sclden.

RROOD MARES AND COLTS AT AUCTION
-AD Will be sold at public auction, Tuesday the 18Th
OF october, at The Fairfield Race Course, at half after III
O'Clock, several brood mares aud colts also, two ies
one by Tonson the other by Medley The pedgrees will
be given on the day OF sale.
U,W be added
Hal mare, in foaI by Charles,
An Arab hlly, four years old,
Marian, do 2 do. do
Charles, do 1 do do.
G. j. SELDEN, .ducti0neer.
Gentlemen wishing add TO the above sale OF Hoses,
can do So by applying TO auction store opposite
the Eagle Hotel &. j. SELDEN, .auctiOneer.
e. j. SELDEN, .ductioneer g. Commission Merchant,
WIZ attend to all sales OF real estate, Slaves Horses,
Groceries, Dry Goods, Hardware aud House and Kitchen
Furniture either in the city country. Liberal advan.
ces made on consgnments, when,required.
Sept u. (il-tls] G. j. SELDEN, .aucrr.
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tHAkLES ELLIS, has just received his fall sunni,
~ oil goods per the Superior, and other ships from Eu
rope ana offers Tor sale, blankets mapped coos white
oiue' mixed, and Grabbed mied plains, WEIGH cause
ana other iannels, worsted su printed and plain INC.
,nos cahoe's and piaids, Flushing winter vesiine
hosiery, extra supe'ne English cloths of all colours ar
PHces' mems fashionable London hats. family Irish linen
pest Duck gloves, leather CATERS ready grea, coats
shoe and coloured thread, seine twne prints camLcs
swiss and other musns, Italian silks warranted hes;
quality; ladies hoskin gloves, best carpeng, Sc Sc
DOMESTIC GooDs-Richnond company cotton ozna-
Durgs, A and 81 shrng, bleached and brow shcetno
ana shrtng with large assortment of dark mixed sa
hes' suitable Tor servants aud tobacco factory hands.
ouuery anu Hardware, good assortmento of each, with
guns, spades and plough chains sheet iron-AIso
choice lot oil prime saddcry. [4I-ti1 September 27
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~ANTED, as an Apprentice TO the Printing Bust
w ness, youth Of respectable connections possess.
ing good EDgish Education. Apply at this Office
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WILLIAM WOODSON,
WILLIAM N. pATTES oNJ

- The Lynchbug Vignian saunon SPECTATOR will ruh
sh the above six weeks their accounts n, "a e.
loo-i@tJ September &
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oie 10 mat wise and talented man. But d.,rust him and
course" ''P u" eye OH MS
The reasons then for dis,t,sng and fearing Mr. Va,
buren, anu Tor laying all sorts OF covert ,o
ms charge are his prudence, his talents, and wisdom
wish the nullihers hat all these reasons Tor trusting
their own l,aders.-b S
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FHNkEE HILL RACES will commence this TALL, at the
II regular fixed PERIOD to wit, the first Wedne sday
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HB OANOKE NAVIGATION COMPANY The an.
K n nual meeting Of the Roanoke Navieaton Comp,nv
VIII be hed at W eidon' N G., on the second Monday Of
November next. A. JOyNFR
Weldon, September Z. 1888. "a g,
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SAA,NTED as Book Keeper, and to attend occa

SA All Ed as Book Keeper, and TO attend occa
sonaiiy IN store, man of industrious, sttadv
ana economical business habits of obi ing d position
who can be implicitly relied in the sbsence o. his
Poyers IA middle aged IMAM would be preeired To such
person iar but not exravagant wages will be given
"heh VIII be increased should tie pleased viii, his
conIuc'. IL Is hoped no person will apply WHO cannot
Produce 1neAceptionable testimonials oil his aops
.nd good moral department Application (pos age padJ TO
We made to CIR ICHER & PARKER
TSppahannock Va, Sent 2s AZ 2,
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FIRST DAY-A sweeps,ake, two miles and repeat for
three year old colts and fillies.
SECOND DAY-Propre,or's Purse, $500, fifteen dol.
lars entrance.
THIRD DAY-Jockey Club Purse, $1,000 twenty dol.
lars entrance Sept. 20. 39-d
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a tARYSBRO0K.--A healthy, valuable aud bcauli.
- iui estate Tor sale, lying the Rydnna river, 90
nes ahove Richmond, containing sos acres, more than
h" OF winch Is rst aud second low grounds mostly erile
Use balance highly mproveabe, being remarkably kind
Tue production OF clover aud other grasses, aud the operation
o. Pser no acres under rotation, neatly third
winch IS heavily set tn clover, timothy and herds grass
on when the effect Of plaster used this spring sk-
lngy visible. The buildings dwelling house Of
BRICK, built within years with Handsomely finish
ed and excellent cellars every necessary Office ice
house and well Of superior water yard aud garden large
ana wen enclosed. The farm houses OF good and
spacious barn, with and improved threshiug
chlne attached, establishment for manager uncorninony
good and abundance Of for securing large quaint
Of pIovender or tobacco, Tor which latter the houses
were erected. Reference Bernard Peyon or Temple
Owathnney, Esquires, Richmond, tie premises to
Oct l. t42-w6U A. VI. HARRISON
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NAikFlELD RACES-FALL MEErING-wilI com
mence tho 10Th day of October, aud continue four