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Litchfield enquirer., 1833-09-26

WonderfaL PreservatiOn.-The last Buffalo Bulletin gives detailed account of the mira cuious preservation of Mrs. Appieby, who was in the cabin of the schooner New. Con. necticut. on Lake Erie, which had capsised and sunk above Portland Harbor, about two miles from the shore, on the 9th inst. It Eap- nened to be in shallow water, and all escap ped but the woman, who it was supposed was in- evitably drowned. The hands were immedi- ately set to work to right the vessel. and got her up. They labored from day to day fex- cept Sandayl until, in the course of the fol- lowing Monday. they succeeded in bringing l the vessel up. when Mrs. A. with much dili ] cuity, and to the astonishment of all. escaped ny the companion-way. She had 6een in the water .6Ue dcys and ive nights. during which nme one cracker, one onion, and a can- lster of tea h0ated to her, which was all the n0urishment she had" She supported her self by seizing hold of the front edge of one oi the berths, and during the whole time the water was up to her waist, and when the lake was much agitated by the wind. it rose up to her neck. She heard the wOrkmen and spoke to them. but it seems they did not hear her. Her hopes were sustained by hearing the laborers at work. and, during the Sabbath and intervals when they were not at work, mistaking the moving about of barrels, sSc. for their noise. Truly the ways of Providence iaFe wonderful Genev0 Gaxeste.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-21
MARRIAGES

Amed on wednesday, the 9Th by Rev. Tnlia.
ZERO MI Robert A. AMmson OF Iunon6urg, Miss Ezsbeh
o. second diughto OF Mr. Robert Nelson
Married. Thursday tho 9th rgsonco of M,s
renee ny mo Rev Richard CoTn Dr. Francisco Of Caro-
('on oil the late Hero OF tho
M aud much admired Miss Mary Jane only daurh
Ter OF Henry lawTenco doc'd. Louisa county - s'
iaItlel on Thursday ~ tho at Becchw ood spo,
hns county, by the Rev Samuel H. Wilson Stana,on
o tho late Major Benjamin Alsop. " ~ -' ''"S''''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-21

i no NJ lncigonccf I;J
no hrow The List OF Prescription Public for the SAKE Of
iong Giao against the administrations had no ucb nur
mat II u ms raised such alarm faUor Of The
we'll acted part in the promises mr.. ~ 4 nus
st the President should Minister 10 G. Britain foth
months ' "''O '0"' UNIV t"sNo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-21
DEATHS.

ne chhtcson Evening Post of tho in 6r
mo death Robert Turnbu Esq that ciy who brenb.J NJ,
on Mr.. r. a MAJ OF
Tents He the ceebraiod ot,eIs on rs &C.,
signature OF bTasiook active schemes of
pcnneh O hioh r.nrnd
me 'a.t session Of the Convention Of CAROLINA lie had
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-21

eOTETOURT SPRINGS.-The former owner and
y proprietor of these Springs having departed Ibis lie
IN accordance with request expressed in his La Illness
ey WIN De opened The present season by the subscriber,
his eSecuiorThe Botcourt Springs are situated in Boe
tourt county Virginia in healthy, populous aud most
desirable neighborboodabout 80 miles above Lynchbure
from which an excellent lie Of Stages regularly three
times week. particular and detailed description oil
them has often been given TO the public, and the benefits
arising from the use OF the water believed be 30
generally known That the subscriber does not deem il ne
cesory torcpea The offer renewed testimonials OF
the other.
The charges will be moderate 10 all and 10 such az 70
main month or longer extremely io,C
The viii OF MIR. Johnston autborses his executors 10
sell these Springs, Of such time may be most bene
to his esiaelhe subscriber therefore, being DESTROYS OF
closing s concerns as speedily possbe offers them or
sale, and invites persons DESTROYS Of purchasing 10 com.
municate with him, by letter, directed 10 Boteiourt
Springs Va The property is valuable, and we'll worth
the attention Of capitalists. JAMES r KOYALI
Ex or. OF Charles Johnston de-
June 1s 12-w1sU
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-21

e. AMOEL CLARK & CO., have received . foil and
~ splendid assortment Of fashionable Hats and Caps
suitable Tor tie summer which, having been carefully SCI
ected by one OF the concern they confidently recon.
mend hef customers equal 10 beauty aud excellence
10 any the City affords fJune ~ e-w5t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-21

RdndotphidndWe continue these sketches from, t,,e
ne" YORK American. They have much naipefe and
seem TO be cousciendousy though in all cases
Tecty written They said TO be from the pen of MIR
harvey the son Of the American Consul at Cork in Ire
land " ~ 'S-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-21

The wheat harvest has commenced on both side. sf ,,,o
James ltivcrbnt under the unfavorable auspee,
ne early wheat will be in every way inferior in onan
complaint about blighed heads. "A farmer in Chcs,rr
terhed that he scarcely expects more than h,
crop VIII be made To add TO these difficulties the bar
vest mas TO struggle with continued rain OH "Wednesday
ana partial showers yesterday The corn and tobacco sys
also suffering from the grass &c "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-21

The President Of the IT, s. arrived at Trenton on Tues
9sy' me lit--abd was warmly received in the Assembly
Room by large concourse of gentlemen and tades 10
NE Council and City authorities lie was attended 10
Princeton by the Committees from New York and Prince.
ton. 49, Wv = 'N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-21

tensy and political msndacity bring such subtcr
fuge TO their aid"
Now, what says G. (be he Cooper or Calhoun) to
ibis positive denial
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-21

AccrDENrWe fcgrc. TO learn that as Dr. J. An.
CUISINE Smith, accompanied by his son, was driving
through Broadway this morning, bis gig was run fo9I
oil ny stage so violently TO wrench on wheel
and break Of tho shafts The inmates were thrown N
the ground, and the Of Dr. Smith had one Of his LEGS
oadly fractured. DR.. Smith himself was consde rab1v
bruised but we do not learn that he very seriously
,i9ufed.--W Y EUs Post, Tune II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-21
THE WESTERN WORK

Thanks 10 the Danvile Reporter to the Kanarhs Ban.
ner ana TO NE "eisbuG Republican, for the great inter
est which they express the success of the lane. and
hanawha Improvement. They all notice the failure Of
me Farmers Bank TO contribute its assistance 10 the work
TWO FORMER WIN regret aud rcprobation OF the 'nar-
row aud contracted policy" Of lis Stockholders We h,
republsh these articles hereafter were prepared for
t's course on The part of the Charlcs;own T,pnerbu,
the generous interest which the Danyile Repori.r
presses Tor the work, is pleasing " nc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-21
C IMpn0VrA,lIIr,-,N.r 1,r, .rllr, nnr... =.

:, 90 IMPROVEMENT OF THE PREssu
MI Bfoughtonhas brought UNrfoE o15 p,,-o,,l H.
ad" 10 nm enlarged sheet an improved Dies ~ -, m
Oh Friend undera new face with great satisfaction ~ VII"
Norfolk Beacon also its intention Of CHANGING IL
enrh with the Of new volume IN liz
We congratulate it on its anticipated improvement w " ''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-21

n new Georgia paper marks is margin Your. NOT ,rs
hsIIed, against nhi Y s "''"oN IoPup-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-21

" Subscribers 10 the Enquirer The Main Street 10
Rockets who are neglected will be kind enough TO send
to the office Tor their papers Our regular carrier on that
route IS now absent, bot will return in fesx daus
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-21

IKE New Mr.. AvERY.-We arc informed that tbe
committee OF the Methodist Conference appointed TO in
suPa'e we SUBJECT nave, after thorough investigation,
unanimously reported that they consider lie Rev ESIram
~; avery 10 be Innocent not only OF the murder with
winch he was charged but of all suspicion criminal or
nc intercourse with the deceased Sarah Maria Cornell
- Boston -1tlds '
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-21

Tobacco inspected Shockr Ware
house, woek ending 10Th June. 1os 81
" q" period, i632 I4l III
Whole gusntly inspected from both sept, 1884, 10
20th June iona
=" q son Sept. 1881, TO 'O''-Sl''
10Th June, I7o5-osoi
X. g..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-21
Esich'd sVhoIcsaFc Yarices C,,rrenf

. COMMUNICATED. :
MI bartholomew Tufhears Of Tobacco eleven hide
sold OF soabook Warehouse yesterday tho following psos
viz ono Mt $3.50 5OsO Is 50 75-sI4 $3.50 25-si-s1s
and So 75makng $40 for the passed. tho two
nh rugs at p 10 and 81 TO- The sales Of thirty bids
inouing refused and lug IS a. prices sy
10 SlS- Rofnsnh md lnrsnf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-15
KECzaNOsD, GAsgg " .ys2 B,zwsEg sJ ,ss3

| e. HORT PUMP FOR ShLE-The subscriber oaer,
~ ior sale, the above valuable establishments II lie,
III 'e upper ai oil Hcnrico, aud the main road from
he ist named place. There seven hundred and for
oue acres IN ie whole tract; hundred AID seventy
oil Which are cleared and in Guilty aon the balance j.
wen uin0ered with pine and oak This place recommends
se % purchasers IN consequence OF is great sauli:y
ai situation as house of entertainments and Tor the last
een years has been place Of for health BY many
IN ne cry oil Eichmond Williamsburg aud lu or country
10 any person who may be anxious engage in the bust
ness oil inh-keepng the SUBSCRIBER satisfied that il ar
iQrds unusual inducements There are uuon the Mace
three excellent dwelling Houses, together with all tic.
ees'ary out-honses, Tor tarming ani family pur-
poses-aiso an excellent peach and apple orcla.tI-
crop oil rye has been = this fail. 1 will sell
me whole tract, only kuch as the purchaser may
uesre o' farming aud use OF the tavern Terms accom-.
mouatrgi and made known The day o, sale II not
previously sold pivately ii will l6.h dav OF De-
ceAoe, II LAIR (oIherwise the next fair day0 e offered
p"Ohc suction on The premises the same time and
place, VIII be sold credit of nne months all nv
plantation stock consisting OF oxen, cows hogs sheep
corn hay, fodder, Goth blade and top) shucks straw
p'oughs &c-'ogeher with all the household and Kitchen
furniture, consisting oil the Usual variety
RIO, M. SAUNDERS Short Pump
T. ). At the same time aud place will be sold in n,,r
sudnce o! the last will and Testament Of Ro H. Saunders
dec IL, tract oil land containing by survey hrt, four
acres, and adjoining the lands Toer in the
upper and OF Heniieo. part of the ,nd is tmbered
WIN pine aud oak RO Nj. SAUNDERS
- EG0r OF Il. III. Saunders deed.
t'o'' Ia 5i-wit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-15

HNHE FfederickshdH Female Seminary conduccI
IA Miss BoGcs, will be continued the ensuing year
~ VIII pe opened on the 10Th of January, and will close
Oh Tue ioth December, with vacation of one month
from Tie loih Juno to the 18th OF July. The pupils will
De Instructed in photography, Reading, riing, ,,iu
rnetic English Grammar Geography With the use of c
Globes and the rudments OF Astronomy The Price OF
Board and Tuition will be l2O one half PAYABLE in adj
vance, anu The balance at the end OF the year-each pu
p WIN oTing with her pair Of blankets pair of sheets
coore cotton counterpane, and tour all narked;
or IL IS Preferred iey will be furnished by me,
a""i'Ional charge OF So Such young Ladies remain
OF Sio per month T+ere few vacancies yet TO be
nied Letters addressed to me, will be directed 10 Long
|'eeN LOUISA county, va. FRED HARRIS.
N. b. No deduction will be made from the price Of
Board and Tuition in consequence Of the absence of any
P"ph from school. November 10. 5j-w6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-15

FHSHE subscriber from this day. will carry on the Bell
q and Brass Founding Lock and smithing Business in
an Its various branches, in his New Shops door
ms Old stand He is prepared to manufacture Bells
Crates Hinges aud all other kinds OF iron brass
work. generally used in house building all kinds Brands
cur on TN, STEEL iron, copper, any other kind of metal
My furnace will be thankful receive any orders from
my friends to prove them its utility and power. Great at
tehilon paid TO any orders sent from town country
Brass Castings executed either nigh, day, my
customers and friends s. D. DENOON
November 8. 52-9t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-15

& kLD "MURDOCK" WINE.-The subscriber has in
w store, and offers for SALE old and very superior Ma
dcra Wine, from the house Of MURDocK YuILLE
Co., in pipes, half pipes quarter and half Or casks,
Also, very choice lot in demolns,
pipes and . half do. fine old Sicily,
r@e sherry in hal! pipes. j. WIGHT.
November 5. 52t,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-15

a MD AND MILL FOR SALE.-AgreeaLly 10 an
h aci OF the General Assembly Of Virginia, aud de-
cree OF me county Court Of Sussex, will he sold pub
lie auction TO The highest bidder, tie 18Th LAY OF No
vcmher neX' on the premises, the Tract Of Land in the
county Of SUSSEX ch The late Major John Elnonds
formerly resided, containing between trec aud four on
sand acres. The land is finely watered lbs conorta
Die dwelling house it, with all Tie NECESSARY hou.es for
Farm aud valuable mill II will be sold entire or d
Vcd TO suit purchasers and il Is presumed 10 be
sary TO decfe the quality Of tho soil, those DESTROYS
o purchasing will doubt view aGd Judge for Q,en,seIvs
ne Co"i 'sioners believe the tile TO be good bu III
Only convey such a. is vested in tem by said act and de-
cree Terms made known the day Of sale ny n,e
ot'' zS tis-tlsJ COMMISSIONERS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-15
BY RTrCHIIE & COOK.

3 The ENuuiRER published twice week. generally and
three times week tho session the
pee the same e,eoio,c Five Doas adj
o,ved The Editors will
nn hcm by ma the postage vi all letters tho writer's
No paper will be diseontinueL
E'iton until all encourages have zen paid ~.
20 Whoever will payment OF ninc shall
have the teuth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
One first INSERTION rs
81 nants. No advertisement inserted
or assumed by some person in this eii. its
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-15

Gf ale OF LAND.-Pmsueni 20 a decree pronouuc.
- cd by tie Ciclit Superior Court Of Low and Chan.
Gerry, for Snrfy cOuny, on the rs u October 1885 in
the ease Of Pewey Fuicons heirs, &c. shall Offer
10 he highest iidrr, Nswhopc, the itc residence Of
the late Jn0 Fault on on tia 18Th December II fir il
no.. tie next f.ir day. on credit Of and ~ months
80 the zeal cs'ato Of which said John Fsuicon died
<cilrd Bonds with approved security required tor ,e
purchase money, and Tie lille retained I'LL further
der Of said Court The said real properly is dged into
several plantations, and well known by tie names Of
Newhope, Melville, MlGeck, SC.
w. +. BAILEY,
DtpmyJo, Richd. II E1co,d', S5cr.F.
Roy. l. 81 -W6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-15

EFSTRAY MARE AND COLT.-Were taken IN at
H my MN, "eot ,.e MschancksvIle Turnpike R,,J
on the 20;h day OF October esiray aud colt de-
scrbcd IN The following certificate Of appraisement The
mare was IN low ORDER and my Overeer thinks had been
rode very hard The owner requested 10 apply for her
November L, 1888. e.. w. GOOCH
Pursuant TO the above directed, we have
this day valued estray mare and colt shown TO s biz
e. '" Gooch OF this county, DO find the same to he
chesn' sorrci twelve years DID, about four feet eight
nine inches bigh with small white streak on her nose
with gear ABOUT three inches long under her oetop sup.
poseji be occisioned by blow the colt torse colt
eoi9r star III me forehead atont three feet eight inches
W. DO HpprHse The sdi esiray and col 10 forty dol
lars. Certified under hands this 3O,h Octobrr is99
copy (9ghod0 iiEHRY j. CARTER,
JOSIAH ID. SMITH
JESSE BRtTAtH.
"Sworn 10 before me this 3Olh DAY of Oct, 1888"
NOV 8. [53 9 n. DAVIS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-15

% SAA REWARD.-Ranaway from John Randolph,
~ eGV on The 9th day of April, 1888, Negro Wo
man. his wife, named EVELINA, with her two children
Louisa and Mary, who hired to him by the subscd
Der until Christmas next reward of so dollars will
gwen Tor The delivery oil the said negro Robert
Boiling, John Randolph in Petersburg and ten dol
lars for the delivery of each of the said Children or the
same reward Tor the said Negroes il apprehened and Sc.
cured IN any jail so that they obtained by The subscri
Der Evelina is about % years OF age five fee, high
oil brown complexion, with foil eyes; the children are
o9in ienaes-Iouisa, the eldest is very much like her
mother about years DID, and Mary about wears old-t
suspected that they have taken passage in of the
steam boats AMI making their escape of the
Norlhern ports Masters OF vessels, and all Others are
0rewaFned agains, receiving harborng the said wo
wan, or her children, uenates of The
Law. ROBFRJ EOI 7 iT ~ ~ '''1
For Miss Mariana Boiling.
Petersburg. October %. 1s-l2,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-15

y ivEk LAM FOR SALE shall offer for sale TO
~ = the highest bidder, the premises on the h isy
OF next month hursiay il fair If not, the next fair day
my tract oil Land lying in the county OF Fluvanna, on
The Nvanna River, containing five hundred and ninety
seven and hall acres, known by e of White Rock
wen waered in every respect any land in Vrgns
hundred aud live OF which is first low grounds
There is on the land comfortable dwelling house and
Other ou'-houses, together with blacksmith shop the
fencing nearly all in good repair ard there is seeded OIL
ihe SAID land IN good ORDER seventy five bushels OF heat
There Is trs-rac corn, gris AMI mill on the adj
Joining Land, immediately the line. Terms Of sale will
be one third IN hand and the balance in two annual paw
mems bond and security, and trust deed secure the
payment VIII be required And also will be sold OIL the
same day. OH credit Of twelve months the crop Of corn
fodder, Slucks, oats aud straw, plantation utensils and
Few good horses several fine young Jokes of oxen (ygcll
1fo"e together with the stock of cattle, sheep and hogs
For al sums under five dollars cash will he required
Boni and approved security Tor all above that II
TIE purchaser oil the land should wish it, include
in the purchase the called ile Creek Laid ying on
Cafys Creek adjoining the same, and containing about
1--we hundred and thirteen acres which about the same
quantity OF wheat is seeded The land will he shown Al
any time by the subscriber living at Office Hill near
Palmyra JNO n 'rINHFRIAKE
November 8. b3s,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-15

FESEACHER WANTED.-Any gentleman who eau
Il bring unique oDabe testimonials OF good moral cha
racer and OF ability to teach tce the Greek and Latin
Languages will do well apply for information early TO
the Rev. Mr.. Plumer of Pete sburg Rev. Mr. Arm
strong OF Rienond, or Rev. Mr. Wilson of Fredericks-
burg, Va.
november lZ 5l-2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-15

AND AND NE'.ROES FOR SALE--WllI he cx
~ posed TO public sale, Monday the 10th of Decem.
DER al the residence Of the late Leonard Henderson
near Wil!iamsboro Granville county, North Carolina the
L znacf Ldnd whereon lie resided containing about
and 900 barrels OF corn wheat OATS fodder and the stock
oil all Kinds, household and kitchen furniture plantation
utensils &c &c The above Tract Of Land is Of fac qua
N.Y. III high state OF Improvement, extensive manfred
ots well walered and adapted the cultivation of To-
oaeco anu Irain The Improvements consist of large
conmodious D,ceing House, various Offices and every
necessary house, and good tobacco barnssi,uated one
mile west OF Wliamsboroughi in of the most healthy
and refined neighbo hoods in the State and aorng eve
ny convenience for the education OF children The Ne.
goes consist OF men, women and children, young and like
~ an among them first rate boot and shoemaker and
carriage driver The valuable LdiU Library Of the decd
will be sold at the time.
October I. 40 a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-15

Hl@/ AN fED--A young man OF sober and industrious
y habits, aud who ia wei acquainted with the du.
ics OF County Cont Clerk. Oue Who can come wei
recommended for sobety, and who produce saisac.
tory testimonials IF is qualifications, may sbtn sua.
uon, where moderate compensation viii I've given il ear
y application he made 10 the Clerk Of SuIry County.
November 53-9i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-15

FHNkUSTEE SALE.-Wil be sold ut Haley Coles Ia.
n vern, on the Manchester Turnpike Road, in Ches.
t.fhe county on Saturday, 23j inst Nov 1882 sixty
our acres oil land belonging to Peter Mascn dec Said
,s' - situated IN Chesterfield county, the South side
VI sam turnpike Road opposite the former residence Of
naa" Mssoa at The same time and place, three slaves
compliance with the provisions deed of trust from PEE
ter Mason TO Matthew winree, dated 9Th May 1885, and
uuy recorded in the County Court Of Chesterfield on the
loih My 1880. The terms will be cash, and all the tile
vested in the subscriber, and that only will be convened
:. FRED. CLARKE, Trustee
ioNeihner IL. 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-15

VWILLiAMSBUR Ladies' Seminary. MISSES
w BALLANrINEs respectfully informs their patrons
anu 'hc pubic, tina, the duties OF their Institution
suheu OH me LIST oil November The OF instruction
comprises all the various branches OF a complete Eng.
ish Education; French, Drawing Painting in Eng strons
syle Japanning aud Music. Misses BIS return thanks
Tor the liberal encouragement already extended them
ana can assure their patrons that their aruous duties are
faithfully discharged. The discipline of the School is
mild, yet firm and every attention paid TO the morals of
their pupils. The session comprises nine months, from
November LIST till July 3lst. Terms for the whole course
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-15

Il Fl AZELW GOD FOR SAiE.-iLis Farm containing
81 $50 OF Land lies betw zen fonr and FIVE miles
irom Frederick burg, adjoining the lands OF NJ ssrs
James Gray, Robert H. Sempl, aud oilers About one.
ird Of the land is i'll wood Consisting of pine and oak
ana has on IL convenient Dwelling Hous with all oihes
accessory houses calculated 10 render the situation ex
nemeiy comur sblcihe ard and Garden al ueW w en-
closed, DO handsomely laid or aud good de Of
ae"uiul shrubbey. minute description Of the place
deem useless, rresun and wishing al who have de
size 10 purchase 10 call aud view for themselves viii
mcF' ~ remark, that tie region Of ccuu:ry in which
II lies, is ned Tor its heatilmness ANY one isI.
nag Tor hofmaioh relative 10 the land &c, terms OF
'aie can obtain it by ealing upon Nj William Jack<cn IT,
IRE ercksburg upon the Subscriber, living upon iIr
pre- misss. SEY MOUR H. Stoke
nov . J3-2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-15
EsDse a;HesN.

49,, tNe" 'orS Journal OF Commerce con,sns A long
'eter from an officer Of the U. s. shin D.l.w,,e fam
which we make the follow ing extracts; "'''
HOTEL MoNrMnn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-15

UIdWIHR
"a young Gentleman, alss, qualified to teach the Latin
language with the ordinary branches of Am EngIisb adm
cauoh would hnd employment in male school in the
same paTe-persons wishing such situations will please
give them any information they may desire
Nov. 10. :. 4.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-15
NEW AgSVEae'TIS ENTENTs.

"A TrENTlON, HANOVER DRAGOONS..-PalaIr
IVA at iayiorsvii'e Oh Saturday the 23i instant, IL
o'clock, in complete uniform. ljy order of tho command
Ing officer. RICHARD +. DARRACOTr, o. s.
NOV. To- 55-1t