Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-18


field; and says likewise. tina, when she Off she had
with her child few weeks old which child she left in
the neishborhood of this place. where Il now is Tho
owner or owners desired to and take her away,
otherwise she will be dealt with as the law directs.
Jan.e l76-am] THOMAS BRANCH. serg'.
A DvICE.-To the very few real and genuine survive
IA ing officers and soldiers Of the Revolution, and tho
legal heirs aud descendants Of the deceased, and also
the honest representatives, agents. and sssgnees who
hold unsa'is6ed military landboun'y warrants, the
subscriber earnestly recommends a suspension of dis.
posal Of them for while. He has presented me-
mortal to the present session Of Congress, praying fur.
Their appropriation OF GOOD LANDS OR SCRIP, 10 re-
deem the whole of these warrants. From the liberay
and justice already shewn by that honorable body, he has
ALL by further general appropriation on that head That
done these warrants, 10 the holders ought be worth
dollar and fifteen twenty cents per acre. Sacrifices al.
ready sufficient by the original suffering owners and for
tunes full abundant by Spectators have been made The
subscriber for himself aver that he purchased
In cenof revolutionary claims In his whole e HI has
received but two toeraby decent rewards and one other
Of pifu and shabby amount for all that he has done
hundreds that score; and has expectation hopes,
but from about three Others and Of them with great
additional difficulty and trouble. Actuated by the sheer
wish do good TO all his eroros ancient brother suf-
erers. he has literally toorked for nothing and found
himself" while he has been plentiluly rewarded
with an abundant stock OF INeRArIrUDE by some who
have possessed themselves Of the OF his la
bors by surreptitous MEANS without the least of
consanguinity with any revolutionary hero. spark
OF their nobeness, to do Justice COM
init open and bold act Of robbery!
10. All Editors feeling themselves benefited by
utionary themselves, confer
ing the above two or three insertions.
,, JOHN NICHOLAS late Revolutionary Officer:
will he fully explained when i, i. no, improper to do So
G1ASH FOR NEGROEs.-I shall be absent two or
~ three months from Richmond. During my absence,
MIR. VIM H. Goodwin will attend to my jai! and the Pur
chase Of slaves for me. Liberal prices will be paid
Nov. 26. [5s-u] LEWIS A. COLLIER.
DOYDTON FEMALE ACADEMY.-The annual
- session of this School will commence the first Mon
day in February next, and close the last Wednesday in
All the departments filled with competent in
sructors. and the subscriber pledges himself that each
pupil shall be thoroughly disciplined in mind,
Expenses for the Session often months:
Tuition in all the b. anches OF English education,
including course OF Mathematics and Sci
ence, with experiments, $40 90
French or Italian, 10 20
Music on the Piano, 30 90
Tuition in all the above branches, 80 90
Board, lodging, washing hrewood, and lights i'm
cluded So per month, 80 90
Painting and drawing in all cases, a separate
charge, 10 90
Payments 10 be made half in advance, the balance
at the end OF five months.
Mrs. Kngman will give private lessons the Guitar,
Oriental Tindng and Embroidering:,
BoydtOn. Meckenburg County.
Dec. 2. 62-wtlJ-eotlF
SCOTTSvILLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
~ The subscriber, DESTROYS of closing speedily
urday 18th day Of February next if fair il not the
fair day, Sunday excepted that large and commodious
brick house now in the occupancy Of Mr. John Tyler and
belonging to the estate Of Tandy Norris dec This house
is well conructed and will accommodate large family,
afford one good store room and lumber house with out
and three years Also two unimproved lots in the lower
end of the town, which will be sold the time and
place, on credit of six months. Creditors and purcha-
sers are requested TO attend, il the intention Of the
undersigned to SELL The certainty of the improvement
Of the James River and the staun,on and James River
Turnpike gives property in this place import
snce, which renders worthy the attention of the specu
Iator and capitalist. BEVERLY STAPLES,
ddmr toith the ,oiH annexed IF Tdndy Norris dec.
Scottsville, Jan. H. 76-w4t
n Coggins' Point Farm, on James River. High wages
will be given to who possesses all the qualifications of
good manager and who will discharge the duties well
and conscentously and with proper and attention
the welfare OF the slaves, we'll TO the interest of their
owner No general recommendations, testimonials of
character will have any weight unless accompanied, and
reference TO- by letters addressed specially to myself
About twenty laborers will be employed the Corn
and wheat will be the only crops made for sacand on the
shit rotation with the general clover plas
ter, and OF clover fallow for wheat, to extent
EDMUND RUFFIN.
Shell Banks, JAM 5, 1884 76-wst
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-Pursuant 10 a de-
cree Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chan.
Gerry for Surry county, pronounced in the suit Of Petit
way vs. The heirs of John FaucOn, dec and others,
the 18th day OF October last shall offer to the highest
bidder, at New Hope the late residence of said John
au'con on credit Of six and twelve months, the 18th
day OF February next, all the lands of which said John
FauIcon died seized. The said lands divided into
several distinct farms, known by the OF New Hope,
Melville, Mill Neck &c. Several Of said farms have
abundant supply of excellent marle and in the inn
mediate vicinity Of James Rver-No conveyance will
be made until the further order of said court.
VIM. E. BAILEY, Deputy for
II. III Ed,oards, Sheriff Of s. @.
Dec. "a. 69-w6w
n AND FOR SALE By virtue OF decretsi order
from the County Court Of Chesterfield, we the UNDER
signed commissioners will offer for sale on the 18th day
Of January, 1884, upon the premises at auction TO the
highest bidder on credit ofone and years. tract of
Land he residence of the late Henry Bridgw aer dec
within five miles Of Manchester adjoining the lands Of