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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-22
October Is.

M RS. LITTLE has re-opened her Seminary Tor the
lVA education OF young Ladies, fredericksburg Vir
g'ua, in which pupils instructed in all the English
branches usually taught in the best Semnarie iuclud
ing Reading, photography, Writing, Defining, English
Grammar, Geography, with the of the Globes, Maps
&C.; Arithmetic mental and practical; History NIathe-
mates, Natural and Moral Philosophy Chemistry Botany,
Rhetoric and Composition. The most competent Teachers
are engaged TO instruct in English French, Latin aud the
Ornamental branches.
Natural Philosophy will be illustrated by experiments
Tuition according the class which the pupil ranks
from $l2 90 per session of FIVE mouths, to SIG do.
A limited number of young Ladies are received into
Mrs Les family, whore they trained up all the
courteses OF polite domestic associations The incuca-
ton oil moral precepts strictly attended and nothing
care.
board per session of FIVE months, $50 90
Washing, do. do. 8 90
Bedding, ii provided, 90
In deuta expenses, for fuel and light 2 so
Payment will be expected quarterly in advance.-Each
young lady provide her own bed aud bedding when
COW enent-also towels.
Mrs Little having adopted in part uniform dress for
her boarders the advantages OF which she has tested
and guardians, if agreeable and TO them,
operation in her plan The benefit the young Ladies'
arises from the absence OF desire to vie with each other
in point OF dress, rvalship highly injurious the youth
full mind and to parents aud guardians saving OF much
unnecessary expense resulting ,herefrom.
For the approaching fall aud winter term she would
commend dress OF mazarine blue bombazet, or merno
Tor school boys with cape OF the same material TO be
relieved by white muslin irll round the neck black stuff
apron coored hose and leather shoes For Sundays
net coiored merno Dress with black silk velvet belt and
cuffs large black silk velvet cape, bonnet trim
med with crimson ribbon put plain.
Reterences.-Rev. 5. b. Wilson, Rev. L. c. Mcclure,
John Scott, J. S. clifford DIR. b: r. Wexford, T. H. Han.
son, L. w Berry, C. l.. Stevenson, Vass, w. Allen,
NlrnorJ ID. II Arrow.-Rev. Dr. Hill, Winchester Va
Rev DIR. Alex ander, Professor OF Ddactic and Poemc
Theology in the Seminary at Princeton. N Rev. J.
W. Alexander, elphid-Rev. W. Nall, late Presi.
dent OF Dickinson Coegc-Rev. IL G. Ludlow, and Rev.
William Patton, City of New York.
October Is. 47-3t
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BY RIrCHIE Il COOK.

Or Tho ENQUiRER published twice week. generally,
three times session of
Price, the hclcoorc Five Dos add
Notes OF shattered, banks (on) be
eevcd The Editors will the safety of remit
ting them ma postage Of all letters being paid by tho writers
No will be discontinued
Editors, until all arrcarages have been paid up.
~ Whoever will tho Of nine shall
havo tho tenth gratis. -
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One Insertion
30 No advertisement until has
assumed bv in this city its environs
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October Is.

GNAGLE HOTEL, Charlottesville, Td-1he sub
scnbcr respectfully informs the public, that he has
taken lhs coninodous ESTABLISHMENTS lately occupied by
Mr. WIN. ID. Fitch, (ncludng Mr.. WINS large Brick
Buding) This Hotel is situated immediately the
Court House Square. in the most public and convenient
part oil the town; aud is well provided with large and
comfortable rooms, and every other advantage Tor the
commodaon OF Travellers and others who may call He
has made entire change of the Servants aud has spar
ed no pains IN procuring such good aud uusy.-
Inc Stables are oil Brick large and convenient, well pro-
ved with excellent provender and good aud careful
ers Being determined to 10 every thing in his power
10 promote the comfort and OF his guests the subsc
Der hopes 10 be enabled to give general satisfaction
those who may favor him wilma CALL
The Richmond, Fredericksburg and Staun,on Stages
put up at this House, aud arrive and depart daily.
JOHN VOWLES.
October Is.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-22

a FEMALE TEACHER WANTED-A Lady well
N qualified TO teach all the branches OF polite female
English Education, together with Iausic the Piano
Forte, and who exhibit satisfactory testimonials OF
such qualifications, may find employment in private a..
miy and fair wages, in very healthy situation. by adj
dressing letter postage pd) to w c. Liberty, Bedford
CO Va, stating terms. sc. October g. 48-wu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-22
AEsmassacs for 1884.

FENHE American Farmers Almanac published in IIa-
4 gcrstown.
The Citizens and Farmers Annual Magazine, by
Charles +. Egemann, No. g
he Citizens and Farmers Almanac, No. i, by c. f
Egelmann
The German Calendar.
Prginia and North Carolina Almanac calculated by
David Richardson OF Louisa county, Va.
The Christian Almanac for Virginia, calculated for
the meridian OF Richmond, published by the American.
Tract Society, for II. l. Smith, Richmond.
supply of the above is offered Tor saie by
October III. fi5-tf1 X. l. SMITH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-22

MOTlCE.--A Petition will be presented 10 the Legis-
ature of Virginia. to open an Inspection of Tobacco
W., Abraham w Vena6le, at the Town OF GAINESVILLE,
and county OF MeckIenburg. [Oct 22l 4s-w6w
MOTlCE.--A Petition will be presented to the Legis-
IL ldure OF Virginia at their next Session. praying an
act to incoporte he Anglo Virgnian Mining Associa-
ton" now operating in the county Of Fauouier
OcOber 70. dS-w2w
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294dD

294O Gensl 1r Of ysss AZ it. a
session, passed act directing sale of the land called
the Furnace Tract and appointed the undersigned COIN
missoners to carry the same into effect.
This land lies in the lower part Of Buckingham,
James River, Oh and between Bear Garden and Hunts
Creeks and contains by survey since the passage of said
act 2940 Ii will be sold in the of New Can
(about mile distant from said tract Friday
18th of October next Should that day, however be rainy
or unlikely the sale will be suspended until the next sue
ceeding fair day. The land will be either sold in
tire tract divided, may expedent the day of
sale.
The quality is that of thin farming land with the ex-
ceplon of the fats Of the creeks which are very
fertile, and finely adapted the production OF grass sc.
This land in the midst OF region known 10 abound with
mineral wealth such as gold, sulphur and sate-in rea
lion to which, almost every day is marked by some inte
resting deveIopemen There extensive beds of iron
ore of fine quality, aud from which during the of the
Revolution large supplies Of the coarse munitions of
were obtained
considerable portion of the iron works used then, in
the extraction oil the metal from the standing
this day, and may perhaps be advaDtag when
the manufacture of iron shall be resumed The wa
ter power afforded by Bear Garden Creek, which passes
through this land is sufficient for all the purposes OF
country mill. The supplies of timber iu finished by the
land, Qhe whole, with the exception OF four FIVE
hundred acres, being covered with original fores
ry extensive and it is believed, that other contiguous
well mbercd land might be procured a moderate price,
whilst the generally level surface of the country presents
every facility for the transportation Of ore fuel &c. The
undersigned do not deem necessary describe this pro-
perry more particularly; whilst they feel authorised to
say that its mineral products, the abundant means,
OF access for changing the shape and character of the pro-
ducts which ii affords, its to James River distant
not mile and Richmond only sixty miles pives 10 a
of enterprise every reasonable assurance that capital
may be prohtably employed In the purchase this
land Persons DESTROYS OF viewing the land before the day
of SALE are referred william Woodson and Francis b.
Dcane, Jr, who reside Immediately in the neghborlood
| TeTins.-The land will be sold on credit of one two
three and four years in equal annual nsl,ment the Pur-
chaser giving bonds with good personal security, and
deed Of trust upon the land for the purchase money.
WALTER j.. FONTAfNE,
u WILLIAM WOODSON,
WILLIAM n. PATTESON.
& The Lynohhurg Vgnian and stanton Spectator will pub
s the above weeks and orwad their accounts 10 for col
lection. f35-I2tI September 6.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-22

THNEN DOLLARS REWARD. -Sirayed or was stolen
III from the pasture Of the subscriber on the night Of
the 18th September last bright bay Horse or years
old last spring, short necked and sway backed
eyes dull aud seepyno other marks partic uary ecol
lccted will give the above reward any person
WIN return the said horse TO me, or give information
that can get him again, Green Springs Louisa.
b. w. BRAMHAM.
. October is. 17-3t-
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TuNHE Members of the Virginia Bar and The profession
III generally, are respectfully informed that the cen-
nuaon OF Calls Reports, announced in July last, will
probably be prepared for delivery before the 2d day
Of December Dexand that in order 10 copies at
the lowest price ii will be necessary TO leave their
with the publisher or before that day.
Decisions OF the First Court of Appeals, from its COM
to its dissolution in I7SS the unreported Ca
ses in the New Court Of Appeals TO the death Of Judge
Pendcton in Oct 1903: with Cases in the General
Court Court Of Admiralty, and Federal Court and the
Cases in the Court Of Appeals from the death OF Judge
Pendleton TO the first volume of Hening and Muniord's
Reports in three volumes, by Daniel Call. These
lumes will complete the series of Virginia Reports from
the Revolution 10 the present time.
The work will be neatly and accurately printed in the
style as Randolphs and Leghs Reports aud bound
in calf to match the three volumes of Calls Reports edit
ed by Joseph Tate, Esq, with full table of contents of
reported and OF cases cited and will be preceded by
Biographical Sketches OF the very eminent Judges who 80
largely contributed the foundation and spersiructure
our Judicial system X. L. SMITH.
October % 4S-G
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-22

n EW FALL AND WINTER GOODS-The subscri.
Der has received and opened large and beautiful
assortment oil China, Glass and Eahenware, TO which he
invites the attention OF all who wish purchase goods in
his line. The stock comprises blue, black pink, purple
and green dinner services; splendid rich gilt tea sets; rich
cut glass OF every descriptions Canton china turcens
plates, dishes, SC, with every variety OF common ware
And he has recently added to his stock large assortment
Of Looking Glasses, pier gilt aud mahogany frames; glass
with drawers swing, toilet, shaving and pocket do:
all Of which he offers for sale wholesale retail at fair
prices, aud would especially invite the Of coun
Try merchants who are the habit OF purchasing exa
mine his stock aud prices. CHAS. HOLT, in.
October l. d2-6t
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AAKRIDGE FEMALE SCHOOL.-.This School.
" which IL the Bowling Green and at one of the
healtest spots in Virginia, will be continued the ensuing
ycar under the superintendent OF Miss f. Jones' here.
toore All the branches Of good English education will
be taught oy Miss j. including Geography, with the use
OF the O'ooes the Elements OF Natural Philosophy. Che
mis'sy ana astronomy Also, Plain and Fancy Needle
Work, and Painting Velvet
Ifms-board aud tuition for the scholastic year, $50
WILSON ALLEN.
"V"'"S "'o'h' ith Oct', 1888. 4S-tlsDec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-22

HDUBLlC AUCTION.-By virtue OF a deed of trust,
n executed TO the late William cambridge and the sub
scriber by Randolph Ross of the County of White, in the
State oil Tennessee, on the 18th day of August 1920 and
recorded in the Hastings Court for the City of Richmond,
OH the 10Th day of june 1926 and ordered TO be certified
which said deed OF trust registered in the Registers
Oce, IN White County, state of Tennessee, the Sth
day OF August 1921 and also registered Regis
ters Office, in Warren County, State OF Tennessee on the
9Th day OF August 1921 for the purpose Of securing the
payment OF sundry of money i'm the said
deed wib sold by Public Auction to the
Tor ready money at the front door of the Eagle Hotel
the City Of Richmond, the 9th day of No
vember next at IL O'Clock il fair otherwise the first fair
day thereafter, the following property TO wit: certain
piece parcel OF land in the county OF Warren, State
Tennessee, containing 81 including the Arch Cave
Sundry other pieces parcels of land purchased by the
said Randolph Ross OF Elijah Saunders, George Saunders
Jacob Deake, Beverly Harp John Officer William Eaves
Alexander McMurray, Charles and William Gressum
Thomas Ray and Elijah Deake and sundry pieces parcels
OF land in the said County and State by the
State to the said Randolph Ross supposed about
twelve hundred
Also, certain piece parcel of land in the county
White, in the said State OF Tennessee, containing one
hundred and fifteen including the Big Bone cave
and sundry other pieces parcels OF land in the said
ty 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 Wisonand sundry pieces parcels OF land in the
county and State, granted by the said State the said
Randolph Ross, supposed TO contain about eleven hundred
acresAso, part OF certain tract parcel Of
land in the said county OF Warren, state OF Tennessee
which the said Randolph Ross holds Jointly with Elijah
Drake and Daniel Pain containing three thousand
Guiding the Salt Wells Rocky Rveralso Is negroes
whose names ''not now recoected,' nine of which
were in the possession of Reuben Ross and six in the
possession OF William Ross, Jr; also all the stock in trade
at two stores belonging to the said Randolph Ross in Ten
nessee of which kept at Sparta the other Arch
Cave; the first Of which stock amounted to $4,000
And also the merchandise in the hands Reuben Ross
Lexington in Virginia belonging The said Ross valued
at $4,000. w. NEKERVIS,
Sept 10. 36-tds SuTUiping Trustee.
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Geo ACRES Of raiuabie Hood Land for
ii AyIA2 snLe.-PursuanI In tIo LII Win -

IL 9~Oc sdie.-Pursuant TO the last win and
Testament OF Maj Charles Williamson, decd and in or
der TO effect division with the Legatees OF said Will
shall offer at Public Auction, at the Red House. in the
county Of Charlotte, on Thursday 2lst November next
fair not the next fair day, Sunday excepted) that
valuable tract OF Hood Land situated in the Counties
Campbell and Charlotte, containing by survey
Acres, more less, adjoining the Lands of William An.
derson, Henry Wheeler, Allen w. Freshman, Martin
Hancock and others
Also, at the same time and place. ono other Tract of
Wood Land, equally vauabe lying in the aforesaid coun-
ties and nearly contiguous TO the oher containing by
cent survey, SOB Acres less adjoining the Lands
OF VIM and Richard Paulet Peuy's estate, and others
The whole OF these Lands above stated are in their
original growth lying upon the OF Cub creek and
only 81 miles from Lynchburg. They valuable aud
well adapted to the various cultures of that section OF
country 1t is unnecessary to enter into description of
thcn-their appearance, fertility of SOIL aud many adj
vantages because those who may want to purchase will
view Tor themselves Reference is given to Messrs
Martin Hancock and Sam'l F. Moses residing Ear the
premises, by whom they will be shewn
TERMS one, two and three years credit the purchaser
giving bond with approved security, and deed trust on
the Lands. The title is believed TO be unexceptonable
blu, acting as Administrator, with the Will annexed shall
onley convey such title as authorized by said will
EDWARD WORSHAM .Adm'r.
Of Charles Williamson, Sen'r, decd.
Amelia County, Sept. 10. 45-tds
90 The lyuchburg Vgnan will please pub above unit,
ho sale, to
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-22

NOTlCE.--A petition will be presented to the next
~ Legislature prayng for the passage Of law TO re.
duce the width OF the streets Of the town OF Scottsve in
The coHuty Of Powhalan. Oct. f12-w4w'1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-22
October 10

I'D EMOVAL.-The subscriber has ed TO one OF
"a . the new tenemcnts near the Market House, on
Main street, and has received his tall supply Boots
Shoes and Leather, of every kind in his business from
the cities Of Philadelphia, New York and Boston, aud
all selected by himself, which enables him the
public that his stock surpassed none in the CITY for
and durability. Heintends manufacturing in all
its various branches, both for ladies aud gentlemen He
has eight journe ymen direct from PhadelphS, work
upon such satn silk, prunea aud kid, and will make
order, at short notice. such may be desired and will be
sold cheap be afforded in the Northern cities-
GeDemens work heretofore of the best materials and
workmanship work made or sold by the subscriber
oardnted Leather Of all kinds sold any quantity TO
suit purchasers, by the BALE side Otherwise Leather
TO any pattern size. Findings Tor shoe makers of
every description. He is determined sell cheap
he purchased in the cy goods Of like quantity,
either Wholesale retail
Country merchants respectfully invited call and
examine his stock before they purchase lie has made
arrangements with the Northern manufacturers and will
receive constantly, such stock he may ORDER aud will
suit this market. He returns thanks 10 his aud
generous public, for the liberal encouragement they
have bestowed upon him. and pledges himself, that II
strict attention will merit business he will all times he
in his place Orders thankfully received and strictly at
tended TO. PHILIP X. WHITE.
/ October 8. HI
HtHARLES ELLIS, has just received his fall supply
" Of goods, per the Superior and other ships from Eu
rope, and offers for sale blankets mapped cotons white,
blue, mixed, and Grabbed mlled plains Welch, cause,
and other lanncis, worsted stus printed and plain
rnos camblcs and plaids, Flushing, winter vesting,
hosiery, extra superhne English cloths OF all colours and
prices, mems fashionable London hats family Irish linen,
best buck gloves leather CATERS ready made great coats
shoe aud cOloured thread seine twne, prints, cdmbrcs
Swss and other mUsns Italian silks, warranted best
quality ladies' hoskin gloves best carpeting, sc. &c.
/ Domestic GooDs.- Richmond company cotton ozna-
burgs A aud 3 shriing bleacbed and brow sheetiDg
and shifting, with large assortment Of dark mixed sa-
nets, suitable Tor servants aud tobacco factory hands.
Cutlery aud Hardware, good assortinentof each will
guns, spades OK and plough chains, sheet lron-Also
choice lot oiprime saddlery. tll-ul September 81
.
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II AND AND MILL FOR SALE-AgreeabIy to an

DURSUANT to a Deed OF Trust, executed by Robt
IL Crenshaw, on the 18th day of December, 1922 and
OF record ia the Clerks Office, in the County Court OF
Henrco 10 debt due from said Robert Crenshaw
to Na'hl C. Crenshaw therein specified shall proceed
on Saturday the 3Oth day OF November, in front of the
Bell Tavern in the City OF Richmond, between the hours
OF IL and o'clock, to sell the Tract of Land named i'm
said Trust Deed, much thereof, may be sufficient
TO satisfy said claim, with the legal cost attending
the same. Said Tract of Land contains $50 acres and
lies in the upper end oil the county Of Henco, the
Chickahominy Swamp and not far from Burton's Coal
Pits. Thette TO said land is believed to be good but
acting trustees, shall convey only such title as
vested in us by said deed BENJAMIN BRAND,
Oct. %. [lS-tdsl HENRY CLARKE
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POLITICAL.

From tho Tuscaloosa Exposi,or o. the 5,h inst
SIR:-We learn om the last Flag Of tue Union that
you have received reply from the Secretary War
You would confer particular favour us aud doubt
crafty the public generally by furnishing with copy
for next paper with such other documents you may
wish published.
We are, with much esteem, yours very respectfully,
BRUMBY * BREVARD.
His Excelency JouN GAYLE.
GENTLEMEN:-l can see no objection TO laying before
.e public the letter you refer 10, OF the Secretary of
w ar, aud send you copy sgreeably your request
send also copy OF my reply, which contains, hat
AT length the views entertain in relation To the orders OF
the 20, eminent Tor the rciov oil of the settlers
am, Sirs, respectfully, your obedient servant,
JOHN GAYLE
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NEW ADVERTTSEMENTS.

DUBLlC SALE.-wi be sold at Obslo in Amelia
- county on the 25,h of this month, (October) all of
my stock OF cattle, sheep hogs, &C. household and kitch
en- furniture, plantation utensils &C. crop Of corn, fodder
shucks, straw and sheaf oats, sc. Terms-or all sums
of FIVE dollars and UNDER cash. five dollars, a credit
Of six months will be gveD the purchaser give bond
with good security carry interest from the date; but
the principal be punctually paid the interest will be re-
mitted. MILENOR STRATTON.
Oct ~. 4S-tds
II AND AND MILL FOR Satisfactorily to an
-4 act OF the General Assembly OF Virginia. and de-
OF the County Court of Sussex, will be sold at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder the 18th day of No
vcmber next the premises, the Tract of Land in the
county OF Sussex, which the late Major John Edmonds
formerly resided, containing between three and four thou
sand acres The land is finely waered, has comorta
BILE dwelling house it, with all the necessary houses for
farm, and valuable mill. 1t will be sold entire or d
vded to suit purchasers and presumed be
sary TO describe the quality Of the SOIL those DESTROYS
of purchasing will doubt view and Judge
The Commissioners believe the title be good, but will
only convey such as vested in them by said and
cree.-Terms made known the day OF sale, by the
Oct ~. iS-tds] COMMISSIONERS. !