Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-09

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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA., Il.
| EEAZELw GOD FOR SALE.--Thi. Farm, containing
900 acres OF Land lies between four and FIVE mile.
from fredericksburg, adjoining the lands of Messrs
James Gray, Robert Is. Sempie and others About one.
third oil the land s in wood consisting of pine and oak
and has on II convenient Dwelling House, with all other
necessary houses calculated TO render the situation
uemey comor,sbe-the Yard and Garden nem ly en-
closed both handsomely laid off, and contain good deal Of
I s shruooe'y minute description Of the place
deem useless, presumng aud wishing all who have de.
sire TO purchase TO call and view for themselves will
merely remark, that the region of country in which
II lies, is renowned for its heahulnes ANY one wish.
ing for nation relative TO the land &c. or terms of
sale, can obtain by calling upon Mr. William Jackson r
premises. SEYMOUR H. SiORKE
EHIANo FORTE MUSIC AND INSTRUMENTS.
n r. I. Smith has received a variety of Musical in.
struments, consisting of
Ciariones, Fageolets, vions Trun,pets Flutes Flies
Guitars, olios. some of tohieh re,y superior.
Among the variety, is an elegant Iuory Flute, with
eight silver keys, highly finished and of superior
AIso two more OF those celebrated Fano Forfes manu-
featured by Chckeng of Boston; which, for of
power and Tone elegance and durability OF workmanship
WILL it is believed. be surpassed by any other
either foreign or domestic.
Muse tor The Piano, of every variety and the latest
and fashionable, received for the Northern pu
fishers few days. which renders very
extensive. lDec. 27.] 70-tf
1AA DOLLARS REWARD Ran away from the
wv subscriber in Goochland on Saturday the 18th
uit negro James, about fee, or inches biyh and
OF rather dark complexion for muao with reddish eyes
aud peculiar spot Of his cheeks Ii is supposed
that he has made of for Ohio by the Guyandoie road or
that he lurking about Richmond, with the view of get
ting off by vessel will give the above reward II taken
WITHOUT! the limits OF the Sa,e $50 he is secured in
any jail in the State, that get him again. He usually
calls himself James Cook, and came originally from
Gloucester: he is first carriage driver and house
ELIZABETH GARLAND.
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