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

II ANDS FOR SALE-The subscribe r int nding 10 re.
auction, (unless disposed of privately before that day
the 18th January inst, fair If not the next fair day.
his residence, IN Surry county, the Plantation which he
resides, called Ellerse, eight miles below the Court
house, and three from navgabe making into James
River. II contains about 500 acres, adjoining Bacons Cas-
te well timbered and well adapted to the growth OF
and cotton and possesses abundant supply OF
cellent mari The dwelling house is of WOOD built of the
best materials. two stories high four each floor,
with large passage nnnghrough the centre, all well
painted, and with dry cellar underneath There
every uthouse all In good repaand also
yera excellent springs Of water at convenient distances
from the house. The situation as healthy any in the
county, and is in the most desirable neghborhood in the
county.
And the time and place. the subscriber will of.
fer for sale, his plantation, called providence lying up
Lawns creek, navigabe stream, in said county i'm
nediaely below Hog Island, containing about acres
Is well tmbered and we'll adapted to the production Of
corn wheat, cotton, clover &c-30 acres of IL is now
seeded in wheat and is in clover This farm possesses
also an xhaustibe supply Of the very best marand
sufficient to make the whole plantation rich. There
Is also attached, sufficient quantity Of meadow and
marsh, to sustain several hundred head Of cattle There is
also on IT, an excellent dwelling house, four below
and two abovean oyersees house, and all other
venent out.housesand several springs Of excellent wa
ter. Oysters and fish may be obtained in abundance
within short distance Will aso be sold with this plan
tation, Threshing Machine OF the most approved
plan. There is an excellent site this farm for a mill
The subscriber will at the tine sell most OF his
household and kitchen furnure his stock horses mules
hogs, catle &C. aud fodder and plantation utensils
The terms may be asceriained by application 10 Mr..
Clarke, living al Ellere, TO the subscriberin Norfolk
Jan. a. GH-2awtdsl THOMAS SIMPSON.
SCHooL FOR YOUNG LADlES-The School un.
- der the superintendent of Miss Lornda p. Bgeow
VIII re'conmence on The Isl February next at my house
10 Amelia. he situation is pleasant and healthy the
buildings comfortable and commodious and in every way
calculated for the comfortable accommodation Of young
ladies' The branches Of Education taught in this School,
will be, Geography, Arithmetic, Grammar, History,
Philosophy, Chemistry, Botany, Rhetoric, Geology,
Painting and Music The morals and manners Of the
young ladies' committed to the charge Of Miss BigeIow
will receive particular attention.
TeTms.--For Board and Tuition per session
Of months, $40 90
Music, ~ 90
Pupils will be admitted 81 any period Of the term and
payment will be required only from the time Of their COM
neneng; bu, after having entered The school deduction
will be made for absence, except IN Of extreme uf
gency as IN Of sickness, &c.
Jan. u [74-Gu JOS d. ANDERSON.
TXNWO COATS were left in the OMNIBUS on Thurs.
- day night last The requested to prove
property, pay the costs Of sdyerising and take them
away They are In the possession OF Mr.. Role, who
will deliver them to the owner: he can be found at
Mr.. George Merriam's, at Rockets.
Jan. 16. 75-2t