Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-11

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VWTILL be offered for sale the highest bidder.
w the premises, on Tuesday the 18th day of De-
ccmbcr next, my Farm Wiliss, in the county of
Buckingham. 1t contains eight hundred and seventy
two acres, considerable portion of which is uncearcd
and heavily tmbered. On it there two good dwelling
houses; y former residencc) wostory house with
rooms three above and three below stairs good Of
nee IN the yard, kitchen with two ice house and
all other houses necessary for and the
daon OF family good well of water in the yard, and
two springs very convenient, variety of fruit trees
grInary, with anew thcshing machine, and six good To-
baceo barns conveniently situated The plantation is
enclosed by good fence and divided into four fields all
in good heart and in all of which there abundance
OF good water the fiat land is well drained and pecu-
iary adapted the growth of Tobacco the high land
lies well and is susceptible OF very high improvement
by the of clover and plaster crop of Wheat has
been seeded this fall in good time and in good order
There are wcstatcs IN Virginia now in market combin
ing local advantages than this it is healthy sua
ted in good neghbohood, within few miles navga-
ton and tocraby convenient TO several manufacturing
Mills The terms of sale will be, three thousand dollars
i'll cash. and the balance in three annual payments there
afer Persons wishing to purchase, invited to view
the property which will be shewn by Col John Johns,
Josiah Moscley and Mr. Charles Mckinney who live adj
joining the prenIisesOn the day. will be sold the
crop of corn fodder hay straw oats &c made on the
land this year, plantation TOOLS and various other
articles. Terms on the day. SAMUEL BRANCH.
Prince Edward, Nov IA 55-tds
NOTICE-Pursuant 10 a decree of the County Court
u of Hanover pronounced on the 2Sth day Of Octo-
ber 1884, in the of Eggleson and Others against
Egglestons administrator DC, the undcrsigned Com
issioncrs appointed To carry said decree into effect win
sell To the highest bidder for cash. at Cooke and Anho
nys Store, Henderson, Roads) Tuesday the 30th
day of December next if fair, if not the fret fair day
thereafter, FIVE negroes belonging the estate of John
Eggleston, decd, in said decree mentioned.
L. Il. JONES. Commits
JOHN c. DICKINSON, : sioners.
Hanover, Dec. 9. GO-2uwt3OD
EDANDOLPH g. McCREDIE, in addition to their
M q stock of Family Groceries receiving the
following articles which they will sell low be
had in the market, viz:
Fine old Cog and Champagne brandes
Old Madeira and Sherry Vines drnugh and bottled
Pr and at. Champagnc--bcst brands
Family Mackercl, in Or and hlf bbls.
Buck Wheat meal in do.
Fresh Raisins, preserved Ginger Citron Pruncs Cur
rants, soft she'll Almonds West India Preserves London
Sauces, Current and Guava Jelly, Macaroni, Vcrnicel
DC. &c.
Dec. A. G1-2aw3w
YWyHE Subscribers School limited to twelve scholars,
n will be opened the 18th of January, 1885, and
close on the 18th of December following. The
Of ntructon will embrace the Latin, French, and Eng
sh Languages Geography with the of the Maps
and Globes Arithmetic and Mathematics terms,
for Board including washing, lodging and candles, &c.
$50, and Tuition $50. My residence is situated 2j
miles from Richmond, above Col Goodall's, and
from the Stage Road leading from Richmond to Louisa
CourtlIousc Letters addressed TO the subscriber
Montpelier 7. o., Hanover will be promptly attended
to. HERMON DAVIS.
December G. G2-2awtf5J
a REAT BARGAINS OF ELEGANT AND FA-
IN SHiONABLE ARTICLES.--Thc subscriber has
made arrangements to sell his present stock Of elegant
and valuable goods on as moderate terms MS possible
they are not to be surpassed by any merchant in the
State bargains Let il be understood that every thing
is Of the best quality and universally allowed TO be the
handsomcst assortment in Richmond 1t is necessary
that the stock Of Fancy Goods should be disposed of be-
fore other arrangements entered into which are u-
der consideration. The ladies' and gentlemen of Rich.
mond, and s vicinity will do well to call and view the
above extensive assortment Of useful and ornamental ar
tclcs CHARLES HORN 10cDf
September 3. 36-H
a NITY LOAN OF sos 00O.--1n pursuance Of an Or
" dinancc passed By the Common Council Of the City
Of Richmond Nov. lith, ls-proposals viii be rccev-
ed at the Chambcrlain's Office. until tho 22d Dec next
for loan Of so OOO bearing interest Of per cent per
annum, payable quarterly, and redccmabc the 1st
January, lSi7. No proposal will be received for lcss
sum than $500. for fractional part Of 800.
VIM. y. SHEPARD, ChopJcyfqin.
Nov u. 5C-i22D
a DMtN1 STRATORS NOTICE.-AB persons in
IA dcbtcd to the estate Of Geriand III. WtctcH late
merchant Of Richmond licensed hereby notified and
required TO make immediate payment % the undorsgncd
And al persons having claims against the estate viii
present them, duly authenticated, for payment
JAMES RAWLINGS administrator
If Gaytand n. Mitchell. dcceused
November %. 5S-3n
nos. II. STREET, Of Woodvle, Mississippi. Atsor
90 ney and Counsellor az Law offers his prolc ssiona
services 70 his friends and tie public.
November IS 56-iaf2m mim