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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-22
Jan. Is
Classical School.

<HEE Subscribers have engaged with the Trus.
- tees o. Union Academy, 10 teach the ensuing
year at that institution. Union Academy is stun.
ted IN tho lower end of Amherst county, one mile
and a half above Elk Mills. The School will com
mcneo on The lst day of January next, md term,-
inmate the lst of December one month vacation
will be given during the summer. In this School
will be fought Orthography, Reading, Writing,
Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography Nth the use of
Maps and Globes, Bellies Lctres, Aneien, aud Mo.
dern History, Netural and Moral Philosophy. Che,
mis'ry and the French ana Lp,in Languages.
TERMS.
For the English, including Grammar and
Geography ZIG 90
The higher branches OF tho English, French
ana Latin $25 90
Board can be had immediately in the nclghbor.
hood of Tho Academy at Col, VIM Billiards, Alex
andef Mundys, Esq and at other places on the
most reasonable terms.
Those with whom VIC have not the pleasure Of
an acquaintance VIC refer TO the trustees, Coils. VIM.
and John Dlllard, John florslcy, Alexander Mum
dy, VIM Z. jordan, Charles NJ. Christian, Isaac
w. Walker Mcajah Penjle,on, and VIM. aors-
ley, Esqrs JAMES p. PRICE
THOMAS II. POPE.
Dec. % 10
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= DIR. THOS. H.NELSON

n ETURNS his thanks to his friends and the
- " public for tho patronage hitherto bestowed up
on him, and again offers his professional services
to them. Ills residence is in the dwelling former
Iy occupied by Richard W oker, dec, where he
may be found at all times, unless cngngc N pro
iessional business
Bedford, jan Ii st
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$50 REWARD.

STOLEN from the subscriber, living u, the
~ Buf,loe Springs in Amherst comfy, some
time in October last, very fine SORREL
MARE. She raistd in Bedford, by Pleasant
Crcasey, is very snowy in appearance, name and
toll inclined 10 be red, fore name very short and
thin, and has white hind foot trots and walks
wcll.-Any person delivering her shall have the a.
bovc reward, or twenty five dollars for such nfor-
nation as will enablc me to get her again.
w. l.. SAUNDERS.
Jan. 10 81
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Great Sale of land, Negroes, &c.

HpY virtue OF deed of trust executed I" ."e
- subscriber by Col. John p. Gray bearing
date the 10Th day of October 1881, and oil recoi" ~
the Clerks Office of Bedford county court, SNAIL
by direction OF the persons for whose benefit Inc
decd was made. on Thursday the l2ih day OF + eo
ruary next, on the premises, within one mile oil
the town of Liberty proceed TO sell, TO the highest
bidder, TWO tracts OF Land containing, together, ooo
acres, more or less, adjoining each other. The Lano
lies adjacent to the town of Liberty on the iuin-
pike road and adjons the Lands Of john w.
Holt, and others, one of which was purchased ny
said John Z. Gray, of the estate OF James U. step
toe and the other of James Irvine. Also, al the
same time and place, will sell, the highest bid
der, the following Slaves, 10 wit: Big Charles,
EIic, Lewis, Eady, Rachael, Rice Little Charles,
Allen, PaulIna, Ned, Amy and her two children,
Billy and Edmund, Peter, Cupit and Harriet. and
any increase of the Female Slayes.-Also, all his,
the said Grays, Houses, stock of Cattle, Hogs and
Sheep with all his Farming Utensils, TWO sets OF
Placksmths Tools, all his Household and Kitchen
Furniture, and all the crop of Tobacco Grain, &c.
of every description. Selling trustee, | shall
convey no OF her title than the one vested IN me.
TERMS.-A credit of |, 2 and 3 years will be
given the purchasers giving bond with approved
security, and deed of trust on IT. Land 10 secure
the purchase money.
ar The sale of The per sona property will COM
mel, at the Home House and all persons desl-
rous to the property before the day of sale will
apply to Col. Gray.
EDMUND IRVINE, Trustee
N B-The creditors of John p Gray are here
by requested 10 come forward and exhibit their
claims. f. IRVINE.
Dec III On
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'fl'o is to give notice that all the Bonds and
- accounts that are due the subscribers, tha,
we not paid by the first day of Mach ner,
n, oe .u,scim'naely given up 10 officers for COL
''e''o"' without regard TO age, size or condition.
CHESLEY CUNDIFF & CO.
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CERTIFTC TE

ms Is 10 certify, that trained the sorrel bo,so
''smia", the property of Joshua Hardy, the Fall
"''e' ne was three years old made a trial nj hs
speed o" the Winchester course, which wn,
'ho"go' by the best judges to be the fastest mil. ev.
IT, run over that course. run Vmginian a, Salem
:" ."e comfy Of Fauqner, which race he won with
morse by Richmond, MIR. Smith bay coli nv C,,r
.o"' anu MIR. Uuerback's. by Potomac. | run him
'ne second OF November, at Salem, The best ,hraa
IN hVe, which race he won with ease at m, 40 haa.
1--WE" under my hand,the 10th Of December 1907
H.. WIN. c. HOUSE
TIM
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SHOES & HATS.

UST received, direct from Manufactures OF
- the highest sianding,20 cases Of fine fashion,
able black Hats, and IL cases of fine Shoes, ma
king n complete assortment both for Ladies aud
Gentlemen.
ROBINSON & ELLIOTT
Nov 3. ts
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HACK FOR HXNE.

1nNHe subscriber has a neatly finished Hack,
II with good and gentle horses, and III, driver
experienced, stcndy AMI obliging, which can be had
q, the shortest notice. JOHN T. HUNT.
Jan 10 Is
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a Nack. for hire.

NOR HIRE Il neat and comfortable Hack. or
Il when preferred an open Barouche, with seats
for four personsThe horses are safe, and the dri-
yer experienced and otliging.
HENRY BROWN, ir.
Dec. Is "a
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q % Newark.

ID AN AWAY from the subscriber, some time
- in July last, negro woman named RIA
CHEL-a large black woman, about 40 yours old
clothing no, now recolleeed. She has very plea
SAINT .oun,enoncc, and quite mild when spoken to-
She has lived in the ncighborhood Of Lynctburg
for severn! years, and understand she was raised
near fredericksburg, Va. ! will give the above
reward II she is taken out of the county aud deiv
cred to me, or ten dollars iftnken IN the county with
oil reasonable charges II brought home
LUKE WADE
Botctouri, Jan. 10 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-22

q Ia Circuit Superior Court Of Law 4 Chan.
81 Gerry, continued and held for Nrl,on Conn.,
~ at The c.ur' house, on Wednesday The l., d.,
Of October, 1884. wy
Benjamin Fitzgerald and Jane his vile IL.
Jane Coifey, Osborne Colley and Polly his wife
late Polly Fnz2crrad Joseph Fnzcprrsld IA
mnnd Fitzgerald, Nancy Fitzgerald. Jana Fi,a.
gerald, James Bridge aud Eizabe,h his wifi. l,,o
Elizabeth C"fe, Polly Bridge. William c. Bridge
Edmund Bridge. Sposwood Padget, and Ez.be,h
his vile, lat" Elzhbeth Bridge, Jas. Bridge, Juor'
aud Jesse Bridge. Pitt.
against
Edmund f. Coffey and James Montgomery o..
ecntors Of William Cofey, decd and The said
James Montgomery and Edmund F. Cofry. trns'
ices Tor Jane F"zgefrall, and the legitimate heirs
ct her body, aud As trustees for Elizabe,h R,dae
and the heirs OF her body. and William Coiry and
Margaret Monroe. FL zabe,h Coleman, Amv
Coieman, james Coleman, John Coleman patsy
coleman, Folly Coleman Lucy Coleman. Children
OF Mildred Coleman, deed, late Mild, ed Coasv
Mar Cofley. aud Thomas Hays and Wione, hi,
wife, late W,uncy Coney, and Frankey Coaey
ID aft,. WV"
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Couu TINT
the Defendant. James Montgomery. is Jesd !, ia
ofhered that the same be ertiGed and Tho s,h
pecan awarded IN this cause being returDrd s,e
cuttd unon the defendants, Ma,sa,e AIonros
william Cohay, FRANKIE, Coffey, and Wonev
Rays, and more than four months having .l,rs.d
as wei since the return day thereof a, the Gl,ne If
me Bill IN THIS cause, and they still laIIino tn an.
pear and answer, aud tie def ,ndapts, Elizabs'b
Soieman, Amy Coleman, Patsey Coleman Pouv
oo'eman. Lucy Coleman, Mare, Cnf1,., and Thu.
mas rays, WI" are absent from this Common,
"ed''n, anu against whom the plaintiffs annear ia
nave proceeh in the mode prescribed Inv law, in
relation to absent defendants still failino r. .n,aa
ana answer. Upon the motion Of the nl,;nrF.
'he b'ii Is taken for confessed rs to fbo.e dean,
SAND ihereupon this cause comino IN /, h.
oeafd upon the hill answer Of the defend,n, Eb
'nnnn r. Coit@y.anG exhhi s, was argued h, coun.
SCI oh oou:idera'ion whereof the court dorh ,d-
J''s'' "toer aud decree that ore of is commits
o"e's 90 examine, state aud settle an account Of
onu"a Guilty, executor of William Coiey.
'e'".' ana OF the SAID Edmund +. Cogpy. "a tus
zee 'or Jane Fitzgerald and her children and
r'Aaoe'h bridge and her children and make re-
~. 10 ms court, with any matters snecally
'"'f", thought re't nent by himself or t,ouired
ny the parties 10 be So stated.
Copy-Tese,
ROBERT c. CUTLER, Cl.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
LoVings'on, Decemb r ION ls21
,"e lari's interested IN the foIepoinp o,der
""n decree VII take notice, that hay. an,,oted
ri''ay me ooth day of January next In carry tbs
s"'e I'M" effect, IN which day at the bonr Of fen
=, 'oeA IN The mcrning, they are Ieaured 10 attend
. 'h'te III this town with iher acrouuis
's "ho proofs, together with couies of court
''P'', p'ePafed Tor examination and settlement
SfoISWOOD GARLAND. Com,
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NAKE NOTICE, that on the olst Jannarv
1888, at the office of Calvin Tate, in the ciiy
OF New Orleans, and State of Louisiana shal
proceed TO take TIC dispositions of said Tate. and
others, TO be read as evidence in n SUIT now depen
uinS and undetermined in the Superior Conr, of
Law and Chaneery for the county of Halifax. in
"h'h you are defendants and !, rs administrator
o, me anadmnis'cred goods and chattels of Eliiah
num- uee u am plaintiff JAMES BRUCE.
Dec. -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-22
CLARET.

t'or sale, at reduced prices,
Ladies' Fur Cap sand Neck Tippcis
Misses Guitars and German Flutes
A Philadelphia Piano. Forte, we'll tuned and
handsomely finished, in which bargain
may be had
Brussels C"rpeiing, at New York prices
Scotch and American do
School Medals neat and appropriate
Mob and Closet Locks very cheap
Patent Smith Bellows, AT 1913 each
Mantle Glasses and Chinese Shades
Plated and Bronze Candlcsticks--wilh many
other desirable Goods.
HENRY BROWN, JR.
Opposite the Banks.
Jan. II Is
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lo homas sptesns, Armstead Barksdale, Wm
T. oa'ksdaie, Allen Go'hrey, G. X. Hunt, Tho
mas L. Spragins, Mclchlzideck Sprae,ns Eli.
sha Barksdale and Rcbecca his wife. El,zahe,b
IL Sprogins, Sarah l.. Smith and Sum Il Snra.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-22
DISSOLUTION.
Jan. 10, 1885.

>HE Copar'ncrship heretofore existing between
l. the subscribers was dissolved by mutual con-
sens on the LIST inst JOHN JORDAN,
FRED. H. MURRELL.
Jan. 10. o,y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-22

lNSEED OIL just received a few
barrels L'nseed OLIVE itc Lead and other
nna'n's,-Aiso large assortmnnt of Candies-
0''A lea IN and lbs. papers, fine quality,
1T. & J. L. ROYALL.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-22
RWBLIE NDHIra

ME subscriber will sell, a, public ouc,,.
L. the 18th day Of February, ensuine a9,, On
Lo, on which he family resides. a'e' he
The sale will be conducted by John R u D..
who will. on said day make known the ,.,. aYhe
sale Possession will be given on or mn '' Of
lst day OF May. JNo g pp,, The
'ah.i iflw-1w aif11.
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The beautiful and high blooded Horse
VTKGTNIAN,

son viii commence the LIST Of March aud expire
the Is, ofJul,. 10 be let to mares a, the reduced
price OF SIS the single leap, to be laid at the time
the service is reodered$l5 the season, to be paid
on or before the expiration Of the season--,nsur-
ance Tor S2o, 10 be paid as soon as the mare is
u'seosered to be in toai, or in any way changed ;
ana oo cents to the groom in every Instance Ey.
cry attention will be paid to mares sent 10 Virp,
man. Out Will not be responsible Tor accidents or
espes' Good and extensive pasturage for mares
rom distance gtais--Mares can be fed on rea .
sonabe terms by the day
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Dec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-03
RobinsOn's Practice. vol 2,

IIs| &Ct " PFgtNLd, TO Tkt
1t remembered, that on the eleventh day of Sep
hH tem6cr, Ammo Domini, one thousand eight hun
area anu thirtyvc CoSwAY RonIssoS of the said Dis
ttHl natN deposited in this Office, the title of Book the
..e OF Which, is in the following words, to wit THE
factcc IN the Courts Of Law and Equity in Virginia. by
CONWAY RoEISsoH Volume II. Containing Practice in
suits IN Equity. Richmond Printed by Samuel Shepherd
ana sold by Robert Smith. l535"-rhe right whereof,
nc Claims rs author in conformity to the Act of Con-
grcss entitled an Act to amend the several Acts re-
specting copy rights"
HENRY GIBSON, Clerk Of Me District
VI The following extract from Mr.. Robnsnn's Pre-
face tohIs Second Volume, will give idea Of its
con!ens:
FTgnn, Chancery causes must often be decided with
out The benefit of Libraries and desire make the
une useful beyond the limits of the State have together
induced me 10 give greater scope to it than its name i'm
ports. 1t is in truth, treatise upon the principles of
equity well the practice, and will prove. think,
convenient book OF reference to the practising lawyers
IN any portion of the Union In it will be found the
pTgtnit Statutes and Decisions, such Authorizations in
the Chanctry Of EngtnnG as il srcnpd nro
per to mention on account Of their importance, or CT Inc
recent date at which they made, and most Ol lie
Equity Decisions in the United Stutes The .Nco YORK
Reporters, CurncS, Johmson, Co,ren WindcH liophtnS
and Paige Ccd nearly often those or pHyLRa
Frequent reference is made to the Decisions of the STU
prcne Court of the United States in Dallas, Crunfh,
Nheai0 and Peters, to those Of Mr. Justice Story IN Mt
SON. and to the Decisions of Saith CarOlnn IN Bay, De-
sauss"rc and DcCord-and occasionally citations are
made from The Pennsylvania Cases in Yates, Bin"cy and
Rarlc, and from the massachusetts, Reports including in
the latter name only those Called but ten volumes
Of MIR. Pickcriag."
The Second Volume of Robinson's Praccr contains
l42 pagcs with table Of Contents and table Of Cases
cited comprising As pages and complete Index TO both
volumes, embracing 2OG pages more making altogether
6 pages 1t is in the Binders hands, and will be
for sale at the Of the subscriber in Richmond, IN
10 or IL days. Price of the Volume: So 80 cts.
Srntemher Is [39-lfl ROBERT |. SMITH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-03
rY RsTCHlE a. CssabsA J.

The enquirer Is published twice week, generally, and
~ ines week during Of the State
@ M heretofore Five Dollars per payable IN id
Notes chartccd banks only) will be re-
PAYMENT The Editors will guarantee the safety OF remit
BIZ mail; postage of all letters being paid by the writer's
40 paoer discontinued but the discretion OF the
= 49, un,ii all arrcurascs have been paid up. ,
- will guarantee the payment Of nine papers, shall
h.;rc :ac ,cuth gratis. .,,
49, One sJuare less Insertion, 75cens continuance
No advertisement inserted untlit u other been pad 'o
.uned by some person in this city its environs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-03
4 Az NEGROES, to be sold a credit IF St1
Il 4V monMs-1hey are at I've River Rack Is

IA NEGKUES, to De sod on a tfcdH y ST
Il 4Sp months-1hey are at I've River, Rack Is
land and Hockey Point Farms, and at Kanlwha Salt
Works.
On Monday the 9th day of November next, at Tye
River Farm, within 3 miles of New Glasgow. and "a
miles from Lynclburg, will sell FoRrrNISE NEGkoEs;
consisting of men, women. boys and girls; with from
500 to lUG0 barrels corn fine stock OF cattle ana
hogs plantation TOOLS large quantity of sheave oats,
and fodder two new wagons and harness. just bought.
On Monday, the 10th November next at Rack Island
Farm IA miles below Lynchburg and four miles of James
River Sg.Oes o o' Ir uss
&c with stock of horses cattle hogs, and sheep; plan
tation tools, with set of backsniith's TOOLS
On Monday, Odd November next. at Rockcy Point
Farm, James River, five miles below Pattonsburg,
t,cs,ty Lree negroes consisting of men, women, boys
and girls; quantity of corn stock Of horses cntte and
hogs, plantation tools. with wagon and harness. just
bought. WILLIAM MORGAN.
Lynchburg, Oct. ). 47-w0w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-03

WyOR BALTIMORE ria WASHINGTON CITY
II TIL. Steam Boat CHEsArEAKE: C"ptn'n -Hay, east s
Tamnton Roads on Wednesdays and Sundays, on 'he
,-~v,I of the Richmond Boats-and arrives IN WASH
ngton the following manipulating it optional WIN
jewellers to depart in the 10 o'clock, A NJ or CLOCK
P NJ Rail Road for Baltimore which cary b tp
trrouph in two hours Passage and Fare to "asinS ~
Ion -. 81 0 40-tlstD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-03

a TEACHER WANTED.-A man of good moral
"a character is wanted TO take charge of school on
the list Of January next Of about fifteen twenty scho
Iars who is we'll qualified to teach the usual branches IN
English, and also the Latin language To one VINO can
r,cpl,-v IN one who has had some experience iel-
i"r addressed to the Postmaster, at Mount Level Dnwd-
die county, Virginia, will be attended TO- Early appI-
catIo. i ~ 45-2jD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-03

wH7M McCRERY, Draper and Tailor rsspfe Zee nmb.
srail S to view his assortment of GOODS, just re.
ee e He pledges to distant customers who cannot
vew in person an assortment superior in quaiy ane a.
retu and not excelled by any in the un,0h All
shall receive his strict personal a'leh'io" AS,
Richmond Oct. 20.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-03

NWENRICO NURSERY, within three and ri nan
miles of Richmond, Va.-The subscriber nhers
az sale At his Nursery II varieties of Apple, ~ DO
Pear ID do. Plum al do Peach, 2G do Cherry: o.
Anrco, do Nectarine do. Almond, do. Fig, 40;
Grape vne do do cuFTa rants ia ap full
of RaspJerries nearly all prOpagaed from Trees /" 'u
I"cton Of Fruit Trees that have been surpassed tor
tho climate of Virginia The trees are large anu th[
and many of them have fruit on at this time Ca,a
I,tres 10 which have added, in consequence OF hume
roTS euGniries, ample directions for plantng) maS oe
had erats at the Nursery at the book store OF refer
Coom at the seed store of Wm Palmer, ana Inc stoie
If Thomas H. Drew where any orders left VIII De PHn'-
tuallv attended to- Joohrh o'N EnoIt
0rf u.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-03

"A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-The sub.
"a scrber Offers for sale his tract Of Land lying in the
county of Chesterfield eight miles above Richmond: and
within half mile Of James River, containing $50 acres,
Of about equal portions Of cleared and wood land This
Farm has been improved by careful management and
the use OF clover and plaster that nearly the whole OF II
now produces clover kindly. About - good
creek meadow, part Of which is in herds grass
and produces fine crops. The wood has just been
cleared away from 50 Of good tobacco land, which
may be brought into cultivation will, very little lab"r-
The wood land is valuable from its conliguy TO
the River and the facility with which the wood be
carried to Richmond. The wood is worth 90 cents
per cord it stands tho land. and for the
sale Of several hundred cords al that price annually can
now be made. The improvements nearly new and
sufficient for the comfortable accommodation of fan-
ly. The situation is healthy and the water fine. During
my absence, applications may be addressed TO my bro
thcr, Col Peter F. Smith, Of Manchester, (who is fully
empowered TO sell and convey tho land to my Mana
ger, MIR. Thomas Cheatllam, upon the premises, who
will show the land to persons disposed to purchase it,
JORDON SMITH.
p ST. wish also to sell S6 Of land, upon most
of which the wood is standing, lying within three and
half miles Of Manchester, adjoining the lands OF MI
Green Hall, Mr.. Fisher and othcls J. .;
Oct 20 4S-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-03

EYURNPIKE STOCKHOLDERS.-The stockhod-
ers in the Manchester and Petersburg Turnpike,
me requested to meet at the Eagle Hotel in Richmond,
on the I'd Monday in November to take into cons'deIa-
ton the cxpediency of pet.oning the ensuing Legsa
tnre grant them the privilege OF establishing haI'
ROAD from Manchester to Petersburg using the present
Turnpike for that purpose in far tmay be praetlca
bic and advantageous do BY order of the Dircc-
tors: William lAAETHhD
Oct 80. ol-tu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-03

q General Assembly of Virginia, praying the pas 81
soge of Law for the removal of the seat OF Jus,ce "
the county of Hanover, to some more central anu oo
vcnient location than the present On .e
September Is. o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-03
POSTPONEMENT

DISAPPOINTMENT.
p The above sales postponed TO the 18th January,
1885, at I've River the lth at Rack Island and the
18th at Hockey Point w. MORGAN
November s. 52-wtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-03

IzJRUST SALE.-By virtue of Deed Of Trust ex-
scn,ed to the subscribers for certain purposes there
mentioned, by Henry Alley, bearing date the 11th day
"a November 1884, and recorded in the office Of the
Court of this City, and also in the county of
Rnckinshan shall proceed to sell tpublic auction on
Wednesday the 2h Of November, or the next air day
'bseaer at the said Henry Alleys, and in the said
,n,y of Buckingham, to wit: carriage and horses
5 al his household and kitchen furniture, consisting
.; ,bs usual variety-for cash.
o. as SAMUEL PuTNEY, Trustee.
=. L,2 SGT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-03

TEACHER WANTED.-1he subscribers, resi-
a ding in Surry county, Virginia, within seven miles
o Cabin Point and in healthy neighborhood wish to
employ Teacher for the ensuing year. To one who
can come satisfactorily recommended to character and
cuaiica,ons teach the Latin and Greek Languages
English Grammar, Reading, Writing, Geography Al
reb;a Arithmetic, and the higher branches of Mathe-
mites an adequate salary will be given: ,,
DAVID & SAMUEL BOOTH:
Nor . 52-2t*
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEGROES FOR SALE.--lVill be sold publicly, to
the highest bidder, for cash, at the House OF Mrs
IN. Poor in tho county Of Goochland, on Friday the
S,1 November next 80 IS valuable slaves belonging
,br estate Of the late Geo. W. NlcLcin: deed They
ss very likely. EDMD. GEUhG r. .aam r;
November ). oS--4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-03

uErlLL BE SOLD, at public auction, for cash, at
Nv the Bell Tavern, in the city of Richmond, on
u. :;nb day Of December next, three likely Negro
Si,yss late the property of Mrs Sarah Duke, dec d.
''"ss' WILLIAM NJ. DICKERSON. Comr,
under Decree Of Gooehtand Circuit Court
So 52-wSw#