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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04
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Mn. p. O'NsrIt,
Dear Sir: Waving all objections generally
made by medical gentlemen against Patent
.Nedieines. deeming il . duty owe to the
public, shall relate the following case which
came under my immediate observation: Mrs
W.. q lady aged 81. Iaboring under ell the
pains and miseries the natural companions Of
a rheumatic affection, called on me for medi.
cal advice, after exhaustng all the remedies
which arc prescribed in those cases to no ad.
vantage, and her case assuming . chronic
form. which 10 always less tractable, I candid.
" told her that the disease vas beyond the
control Of my judgment She became Undue.
ed To try your medicine, and pleasing to re-.
late, when the second bottle was finished the
enl.rgemenis Of her joints subsidized. pains
vanished. She 10 now able to attend to her
domestic concerns and experiences no neon-
venience whatever. Such results arising from
the use Of nerp medicine, but too little known,
IL deserves further trial and investigation, and
hesitate not in averring. that in such cases
where our remedies fail and nature herself
proves incompetent, that Nc. u. O'Neill's
medicine will be q valuable auxiliary in allie.
WAITING and removing effectually the miseries
incident TO this disease.
Yours very respectfully,
JAS FITZPATRICK, MD,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04

'HE subscriber will sell that valuable Lot
u Of Land, laid OF 60 Octavius Fairfax, IA
the division Of the Shannon Hill tract in JET
ferson county, formerly the property Of FER
dinando Fairfax, Esq. A very large proper
ton Of this lot 10 wood land The " hole eou-
tsius about ninety seres.
JOSEPH T. DAUGiIEkTy.
Nov. 20. 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04

4 HE subscriber 10 happy 20 inform The
n losers Of fine horses, thst no expects
the full bred Arabian stallion at his farm near
shspherastowc, by the 2Oth Of April, where
he y 10 be les 20 q few mares.
lie refers to the annexed description md
se rtihcstcs. HENRY SHEPHERD.
March % lS33-lm
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04

Cabbage Lettuce
Tcnnisball do
Early Cilicia do
ParsniP l. Carrot seed
Pepper Grass do
Cherry Pepper do
Cayenne pepper do
White Broccoli
Bunch Squash
Crooked W inter do
Fittings club do
Vegetable marrow do
Cocoanut Squash
Early red Turnip Ra-
dish
Early Salmon do
Early scarlet do
Late long white do
White Onion seed
Red tree do. sets
Large red tomato seed
Early Dutch Turnip
seed
Satisfy or vegetable
oyster seed
Pumpkin seed-very
fine.
others which the sub
md chiefly OF. his own
rtment for the presen,
JAMES BROWN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04
Fresh Garden Seeds.

q UST received and for
town Apothecary and 10
supply of GARDEN SEEl
raising, viz:
Early York Cabbage, Ca
Rcd Picking do Tot
Cow do E.aI
Green and yellow Sa- Par
voy do Pei
Large drumhcad do CHI
Early and late Cauli- Ca,
flower WI
Early Frame Peas Bu
Dwarf Marrowfat do CIR,
Turnip Beet En-
Yellow u red do We,
Long rooted purple do Co
White solid Celery, Ia
White Egg Plant
Early yellow (6wcek) Eai
snap Beans Ia
Girkins La
Early Frame Cucum- WI
Der Re,
Early cluster do Lal
Long green do Eal
CarolinaWater Melon q
Green Ci,ron Melon, Sal
for mangoes {
Lavender seed Pul
The foregoing, with 9th
scribcr has on hand, and
raising, make his asortm,
season very complete.
Jan. "a, 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04
NEW STORE.

NNHE undersigned, having purchased the
IL goods of Mr.. Geo. w. Hammond. upoy
such terms rs Will enable hun ~ sell then.
astonishingly cheap. and being at present !.
market purchasing an sdditionsl srppiy, iu>
v,tes the public generally TO call and examine
his stock HIS store IL in the house lately
occupied by MIR. George w. Hammond.
las his intention To keep a general assort-
ment Of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04
GOODS $.

Of every description, and to do business upon
such terms ss cannot fail 10 please those who
may favor him with their custom.
lie would particularly invite tho.e who
have been IN the habit of purchasing at this
mouse, a, II shall be his business and pleasure
u furnish them goods, upon the same accom-
modanng terms to which they have been as-
customed.
CHARLES l.. STEWART.
Chariestown, January 10, 1879.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04

- UST received and for sale, at the Charles
town Apothecary and Book Store, . large
supply Of GARDEN SEED Of the last years
raising, viz:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04

Jan. %, 1893.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-03

THyHE subscriber intending to change his residence
ii wishes TO sell his estate called Bottomsbridge, for
merly the residence OF the late Mr.. William Savage, lying
in the county OF Henrco, Chickahominy River twelve
miles from Richmond Immediately the stage road lead
ing to Williamsburg, containing six hundred and ten
OF land half supposed TO be low grounds and large
portion of il st-rae meadow land, and about half Of that
in woods of the valuable kind of TIMBER such ASH
maple, oak, elm, sc. The high land is in high state of
improvement very FERTILE and produces fine crops of
whe at, oats cotton, SC. The Improvements sufficient
for large and geneel family, with all necessary out
houses, and in pretty good repair.
The estate will be offered for sale, the premises to
the highest bidder, at public auction, Thursday, the
fifth day Of December next If fair, if not, the fair
day, credit Of one, and three years. upon the pnr
paying interest from the first OF next January, and
executing bond with good security and deed OF trust
the premises, TO the payment Of the purchase
money.
At the time and place will be sold, all the house,
hold and kitchen furniture, plantation utensils, stock Of
horses and mules, catle sheep and hogs crop Of
fodder, hay, oats, peas, &C.
Terms of Saie-For under twenty dollars, cash
will be required and for sums Of twenty dollars and up
wards twelve months credit will be allowed, upon bond
and security being given.
Any person disposed to purchase or view the estate,
will call Major Edmund Chrisan Of the city of Rich
mond, the SUBSCRIBER, residing OH the premises.
WILL. ALBERT CHRISTIAN.
November 2. Std
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-03

HROAkDiNG SCHOUI,-The sub criber has engse-
Hb ed 70 open school in Port Royal in Caroline coun
y on The ~ ttnday in Jonuny next for the iDsfuc ion
boys In The Latin and Greek, and the usual branches
oil an English education Having taken commodious
house, Tor the residence Of himself aud family, he would
be glad TO receive 10 or 10 boarding pupils each
ior board aud tuition each furnish his bed end
bedding HENRY n. ANDERSON
N. Is. Reference may be had 10 Dr.. Charles Morris,
DR.. John D0val, TO Robert Hood.
Nov. %. bS-wuJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-03

NEW Apothecary and Drug establishments At the sign
lN Of the large Mortar, opposite the Mafkct.bouse.-
o. A. STREcKER who was regularly bred 10 the Apothc-
carys business and Tor Is years engaged H. IN Grrma
ny, has opened Apothecary and Drug Store, Main
street, opposite the Makehouse aud begs leave to re-
commend himself for putting up prescriptions and the
saie Of the usual variety Of articles in the Drug business
we'll Of Paints, Oil, Brushes, Soaps, Cigars Snus
Tobacco, &C., &c. Nov. 20. t50-21
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-03

ANE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.--Taken
" from The subscriber in Caroline county, Sunday
night, 18th instant, two negro girls Of the following de-
scrpon about Is years OF age rather BRIGHT with
the upper lip, also under OF her eyes,
not recoected which, with large full eyes; the other
girl about years Of quite dark with four of her front
upper teeth out--no other mark recoeced will give
fiiy dollars for the two girls, delivered lodged in
jail that get them again; thirty for the large one,
and twenty for the small and fifty dollars for the thief
JNO. A. MILLER.
November 20. 59-3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-03

n AND AND NEGROES FOR sALE.--wflIbe ex.
N posed public salc Monday the 10th Of Decem
Der newt the residence Of the late Leonard Henderson,
near Wilamsboro', Granville county, North Carolina the
Tract of Land, wherein he resided, containing about
700 acres together with 30 or 40 NEGROES between $50
and 300 barrels Of corn, wheat OATS fodder and the stock
OF all kinds, household and kitchen furniture, plantation
utensils, &c &c. The above Tract OF Land of fine qua
NY, in high state OF Improvement, extensive manfred
ots0 wen walered, aud adapted TO the cultivation Of To-
bacco ana Gram The improvements consist Of large
conmodous DWeiing House. various Offices and every
necessary ouhouse aud good tobacco arnssuated one
mile west OF Wiansborougb, in OF the most healthy
and refined neghbolhoods IN the State and aHordng eve
ry convenience for the education OF children. The Ne.
groes consist Of men, women aud children Young and ike
y and among hem first rate boot and shoemaker and
carriage driver The valuable LGW Library of the decd
will be sold at the time.
J. l.. HENDERSON, Jr., Ex'or.
October 1. 42--tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-03
VALUABLE PLANTATION FOR sALE-winb

VALUABLE PLANTATION FOR SALE.-Will be
offered for sale, at public auction, the premises,
Tuesday, the 10Th day Of December next, il fair, If
not the next fair day. the Plantation Of which William
Fnney late OF the county Of Amelia died seized II
tans about $40 than two hundred Of which
low grounds, and about two hundred standing in
woods-he wood land enclosed TO itself, and making
excellent range for hogs. The cleared high land s,
good deal Of it, FERTILE and all originally Of good
quality, lies we'll Tor improvement Is free from gals and
is well adapted TO the growth of Uhedt and ciOuer The
accommodations plain but comfortable and nveneDt
As any description OF this farm, however minute, fail
to prove satisfactory to gentlemen wishing TO purchase,
is designed, in this advertisement to DO than sim
ply publish the fact, that it will be offered for SALE TO
give general account Of lie character and invite the
attention Of PERSONS wishing TO buy lands 10 it, II will
be shewn by the overseer, residing the farm by
B-njamin w Finney, residing in Powhaan, within
mile Of Genito BY THE EXECUTORS.
Private offers will be received for the above plantation
but if any private sale shall be made, timely notice will
be given TO the public. The sale will be upon a credit OF
two and three years. the purchaser giving bonds with
approved security, and deed OF trust secure the pur.
chase moneybu for one half Of the purchase money an
indefinite credit will be given upon the purchasers pay
ing up the interest Nov. l. 50-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-03
BY RITCMIE 4 COOK.

9r The ENQUIRER published twice week, generally, and
session Of the State Lesisaturc
Price, Five Dollars payable in adj
spccoyayng banks ony will BIO re-
eoved Tho Editors win tho safety OF remit
all paid by the
0 paper discontinued, the discretion Of the
Rltos until all arrcarages have been paid up :,
W Whoever will guarantee tho payment Of nne papers, shall
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
frat insertion, IS ccns each continuance
until has either been paid
assumed nv in this CITY its envirous
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-03

senator Poindexte addressed the people of Natchez on
the LIST instant the snlecl Of federal politics. In the
conise OF his speech he bestowed mefited ouogum on
the character OF Henry Clay of Kentucky, and
his firm conviction that TO The forecast aud dsinterested
exerlons of that gentleman, the nation had been twice
indebted Tor avetng Tie horrors OF civil war; and the
consequent dissolution Of the Union; and that orateInl
people ought 10 reward him with the FIRST office IN their
git, ly exclamation" $500 " 800
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-03

A L Meeting Of the President aud Directors Of the
IN James River Company, the 18Th Nov, 1888
ResofUed, That the Commissioners appointed to receive
subscriptions 10 The James River and Kanawla Company
he requested TO be pUncus in transmitting 10 tie ri Au.
dor the books kept by them, verified by the signatures
Of The said Commissioners, some Of tbem) Immediate.
iy after the Monday 10 December next sOoney IL in
their opinions is unnecessary to keep them longer open
Copy. J. BROWN, Jr., 81 Auditor
November b. G-i3dMDec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-03

THNO THE PUBLiC.-The subscribers will, on Mon.
H. day, I'll December next, at the Merchants Coffee
House, in this city, open books for subscription OF $780,
600, TO erect Cotton Factory upon their premises. An
Act of Incorporation has been obtained, and will be
ed 10 the subscribers for their acceptance Their for
the site and water for this Factory will be made
known the day the books opened
X. b. HAXALL & co.
November 90 59-2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-03
BY JOHN FOUNTAIN 6 co.

A NEW AUCTION AND COMMISSION STORE
IA NO. Liberty St 3 doors S. oil Market s.-A
large and valuable stock OF Books Stationary and Paper
Hangngs, on Monday, December 10Th, commencing at
10 o'clock, at No. South Liberty street, shall sell
OF the largest and most extensive collections Of Paper
Blank Books School and Miscellaneous Books and Paper
Hangngs, offered in Baltimore, being the entire stock
OF BOOKSELLER declining business aud be sold without
Catalogues will be ready for delivery the 10Th
DeceRber, at which time the Goods be examined.
Terms at sale. j. FOUNTAIN s. Co.,
November 49, I59-2tl Aucts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-03

A MEXICAN ALMANACK FOR lS3i.-The sub
IA scriber has just received the American Almanac
and Repository OF Useful Knowledge, Tor 1884
Nov. 20. 50 r. 1. SMITH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-03

IVHE GROVE-Horses, Cattle, SC. SC. for sale
IL The subscriber will offer for sale, at public auction
upon the premises, Thursday the 10Th OF December
next fair not the next fair day. the plantation
upon which he resides, formerly known by the name Of
WORMLEf GROVE, containing two hundred acres,
lying near Pamunkcy river, in the county Of King Will
Ham, thirteen miles from the Court House, two from
Hanover Town. and twenty from the City Of Richmond.
This land is entirely exempt from the OVERLOOKING
of the river, is well adapted 10 the culture Of wheat
and corn and is very little inferior to the best Pa
munkey low grounds-is part OF the rHct formerly
owned by my father; has upon II comfortable build
ings tor geDee family, barns &C. for securing the crops,
aud excellent wheat machine entirely new-sbout fifty
bushels wheat have been seeded upon the land this fall
My brother Norbone T. Page, will at the time and
place. offer his portion Of the estate, adjoining the
subscribers, Of the quality, containing four hundred
aud eleven Any person disposed to purchase de-
srabe farm could better suit himself in the county of
King William; aud should he wish TO enlarge it, consi-
dsabe acquisition be made in the Of years,
by the purchase OF the remainder OF the esate contain
ing four hundred acres, the whole making thousand
aud eleven Terms at sale. At the time and
place. shall sell valuable stock OF horses cattle, sheep
and hogs, four FIVE thousand weight oil excellent pork,
farming utensils and Household and Kitchen Furniture
the Household Furniture entirely new, and some Of it of
elegant mahogany. Terms-nne months credit for all
sums ten dollars; that and under, cashthe pur
chasers TO execute bonds with good security before the
property is removed. RO. CARTER PAGE.
King William, November 30. 59-2awtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-03

A MELiA ACADEMY.--The exercises OF this insti-
IN tuition will be resumed the 10Th of January next
The of studies will continue to be preparatory for
the University. Terms as here ofore.
Board, including all expenses per session Of 10 months,
$l00-Tuition, $50.
Board and tuition payable semi annually in advance.
Gentlemen wishing TO engage pupils for the ensuing ses
sion, will direct TO Genito Bridge, Powhaian.
WILLIAM Ii. HARRISON.
November &c. 5S-wSw"
II The present session will close with exanin alton,
which will the 18th of December, to which
the Subscribers patrons and all interested in the progress
oil his pupils, are respectfully invited. w. III. FL
November 20. 5S-5t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-03

HDUBLiC AUCTlON.-By virtue Of deed OF trust
executed 10 the late William cambridge and the sub
scriber Randolph Ross OF the County Of White in the
State of Tennessee the 18th day Of August 1920; and
recorded in the Husipg Court for the City OF Richmond
which said deed of trust registered in the Registers
Office, in White County, state Of Tennessee, the Sih
day August 1921 and also registered in the Regis
ters Office Warren County, State Of Tennessee, the
9th day OF August 1921 for the purpose Of securing the
payment OF sundry OF money, mentioned in the said
deed: wilbs sold by Public Auction TO the highest bidder
Tor ready money! the front door of the Eagle Hotel, in
the City Of Richmond Wednesday, the 9th day oil No
vember 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 Of
Tennessee containing 81 acres including the Arch Cave
Sundy 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. andsundy or parcels
OF land in the said County and State granted by the said
State to the said Randolph Ross supposed contain about
twelve hundred acres.
Also, certain piece parcel of land in the county Of
White, in the said State OF Tennessee, containing
hundred and fifteen acres, including the Big Bone
and sundy other pieces parcels land in the said coun
~ and Sae purchased by the said Randolph Ross OF
hony Debruce, John McIemore, Geo. Saunders Elijah
Saunders Ehu Saunders, Jacob Drake Isaac Drake and
John Wilsonand sundy pieces parcels OF land in the
county and Stae granted by the said State TO the said
Randolph Ross supposed to contain about eleven hundred
acres-Also ethrd 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 acres
Guiding the Salt Wells Rocky Rveralso, Is negroes,
whose names are "not now recolleeted" nine OF which
in the possession Of Reuben Ross and six in the
possession Of William Ross, J also all the stock in trade
at belonging TO the said Randolph Ross in Ten
of which is kept at Sparta the other at Arch
Cave; the first of which stock amounted TO $S000
And also the merchandise in the hands OF Reuben Ross
Lexington in Virginia. belonging TO the said Ross valued
at $4,000. w. NEkERVIS,
Sept. 10. [36-tds] Suroipng Trustee.
~ BY consent of parties, the above sale is postponed
until Friday, the 9th Of December next.
Nnv Ypip,nU Tr1yefp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-03

HHAZELW GOD FOR SALE-ihis Farm containing
600 Of Land, lies between four aud five miles
James Gray, Robert b. Semple and others. About one
third Of the land in wood consisting Of pine and oak,
and has on convenient Dwelling House, with all other
necessary houses calculated to render the situation
remely CONFERENCE.-The Yard and Garden newly en-
closed both handsomely laid off, and contain good deal OF
beautiful shrubbery minute description OF the place
sire 10 purchase, TO call and view for themselves. will
merely remark that the region of country in which
lice, is ned for its healthulDess. Any wish
ing for information relative to the land &c., terms OF
sale, obtain by calling upon Mr. William Jackson, jr
Fredericksburg upon the subscriber, living upon the
premises. SEYMOUR Ii. SIOkKE.
Nov. 8. 53-2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-03
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR sALE,-Having

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-Having
made engagements TO the Western county,
can settle all my business, l will OH the Sc
cond Friday in December next, sell at public auction
IL to $4,000 dollars OF real estate the town
OF Scottsvie, Albemare county, Virgina-cOmprisiDg
three Of the best stands for business in the town. One
being the store lately occupied by me, at the
Of Main and Valley streets, % 10y rs feet, well finish
ed. built OF brick Also the brick house lately occupied
by Messrs Rush & Sect tavern fronting Valley
street 20 and running back 66 feet to which is attached
brick Kitchen Sc Also adjoining frame house, 40 by
SO feet, lately occupied by Messrs Snapp Blair & Co.,
with their respective lots. Also, brick lumber house
the bank of the river % by 60 feet and another
suitable for any mechanical purpose small store. Also,
my dwelling house and lot by far the most desirable and
beautiful in town. the house is brick, Al feet 'front.' with
venetian windows and DOORS containing rooms finished
in best style, with story brick kitchen, and smoke
house, covered with sate which there is also good
frame stable carriage, ice and wood housewith hand
some inclosure, about halt the lot ornaDened with rich
variety Of shrubery and flowers, many fromPrinces Gar
den New York; with first young fruit trees, and
the balance in high state OF cuyson asa garden-the
lot is 100 by 225 feet. Also, wood LOT OF Fl
near town. AT the same time, will sell the whole OF my
household and kitchen furniture, part OF which is
luabe, made and purchased exclusively for my
including some first rate beds. and mahogany furniture.
the whole worth from IL TO IA hundred doars-also,
wagon, cart, and barouche or two
The terms will be liberal, and the usual security will
be required. The whole be examined before the sale
day The present prospect for Of the James and
kanawha Improvement, gives guarantee OF Scoitsvle
continuing 10 be OF the most loushing towns in Vr-
gina. JOHN HARTMAN.
Scott.ville, Albemare, Va Nov. 22d, 1888 59-tds
A DMINiSTRATORS SALE.-WiiI be sold 10 the
IN highest bidder, at the late residence Of William Tai
ley dec William +. Toers tavern in the county Of
Louise on "Wednesday, 1lth day OF December next il fair,
il not the next fair gay thereafter all the crop of corn,
fodder, Sc made The plantation with the stock Of bor
ses, cattle hogs, sheep &c. plantation utensils household
and kitchen furniture. For all OF five dollars and
less, cash will be requiredfor all OF than five
dollars, credit OF twelve months will be given, the pur
chasers giving bonds with approved security.
JOSEPH TALLEY,
Ad,nr of FiHian TaHey dec.
p,yiaa he In Tho nioie the
place and the day. nine likely negroes-consst-
ing OF boys and young and tract OF land,
containing about hundred and fifty the
tiers OF North East Creek credit of twelve months will
be given, the purchasers giving bonds with approved
CURLY JOSEPH TALLEY,
For The Legatees Of Uinian, Ialley, dec.
November % 57-wm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-03

EASH FOR NEGROES.-I shall be absent two or
" three months FROM Richmond. During my absence,
Mr. VIM Fl Goodwin will attend TO my jail aud the Fur-
Nov. rs. f5S-U1 LEWIS A. COLLIER