Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-26

III any way representing the estate of the said Nathaniel
Anderson, dec d, who executor of Thomas Andcr
son: decd, Thomas Patteson and his wife Sarah. Price
Perkins, sheriff. and administrator of Saml Winfrcy
deed, Price Perkins in his own right John s Andcr
son and William Anderson dcicndants-at which times
and places the parties will attend, with vouchers &c
Nc, J. T. BoCoCK, Conn in CHAN
May ~ 4-w4w
b AND FOR SALE offer for sale on accon1mo
"a dating terms, my tract of Land CAMrrIrLps CON
timing 600 acres, including the Race Course The inn
proyements arc, an excellent Dwelling House of brick
cessnry outhouses. The Land is abundantly supplied
with timber of every description necessary for buildino
cleared and well enclosed with chestnut rails There is
also very good supply of excellent Marl and a very
good Meadow. -
Canpfelds is situated within two and half miles of
Gloucester Courthouse, and within three miles of either
North Ware Rivers. healthy and desirable NEIGH
bonrhood and would particularly suit Breeder of Race
fine SOIL and its Race Course not
inferior to any in the Country for training. 1t cso
abounds with excellent springs of water
AS 1t rs presumed that person will purchase with
out viewing the premises further description
unnecessary would also sell Tie present growing Crops
upon the Land privately and also my stock of Horses
Cattle. Hogs Sheep, Farming Implements &c &c on
very accommodating terms, should any person think
proper to apply.
RICHARD M. THORNTON
Gloucester County. I9M Nay, 1885. 4-wsw
VI EGROFOOT- The subscriber offers for sale tI,is
desirable estate lying in the upper part of Hanover
county on both sides of the road leading from Colonel
Goodas TO Fredericksburg containing about 350 acrcs
OF land, nearly half of which in woods The soil
Is well adapted 10 clover and plaster and is susceptible
OF high state of Improvement.
The buildings are, large two.story brick tavern nj.
most new, store house, private house and many other
ouhouses 1t is very good stand for tavern and has
zen uscu as suGh Tor many years, and is in of the
most healthy and respectable neigborhoods in Virginia
1T was the residence of the orator Pa
trick Henry.
Any person wishing to purchase may know the terms
(which VIII be accommodating by applying To The sub
scrber who lives near, to Mr.. WIN w. Mallory who
now occupies the premises
NATHANIEL r THOMPSON
May ID. 2@wsws
NNXECUTOR'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE-At
HI o'clock, p NJ, Thusday, the 2-th day of MAY
next will be sold at public auction to the Liqcs, bdey
the property belonging to the estate of David Bullock
deceased the intersection of and 5th streets i'm the
city OF itichmond, occupied by Mr.. McCabc 1t will be
Street.
Terms of sale one-fourth cash, Tor note at 60 DAYS
with lnerest0 and the residue at g. ~ and Ia months
with interest Negotiate Notes, with approved en-
dorsers and deed of ON the property will be
required OF the purchasers Tor the credit payments
FRED. HARRIS,
E7ccuiOy ~ ID. BuIlOek
N. g. Immediately after the above sale. will rent for
one year to the highest bidder, the Lumber House
into two TeRcments. T. III
April .. I1G-wtd
MNEMALE SEMINARY, FarmciHc-rhis Insttu
n ton is now open for the reception of young Ladies'
twenty live OF whom are already connected with IT,
making laudable Improvement The situation is in
commanding and romantic part of the town and pos
sesses good facilities for health and proficiency in sci
ence thorough Of instruction will be eiven
to young Ladies, in all the sciences calculated produce
prdciicat and polite Education.
YEAGLY TUITION.
Junior Elementary Class, in English, ...... 500
Senior Glass, embracing the higher departments of
IsHBHSh SCIENCE --.s...................... %
Music, Painting and Drawing French, or Ancient
Languages specified in the Enquirer in February and
March Board in Town for young Ladies, at So 80 per
month"; in respectable families.
The utmost pains will be taken with the attainments
and general interests of all young Ladies connected
with the nsttuton andby these means the conductors
expect 70 satisfy their patrons.
A. j. HUESTIS, Principal.
a M. HUESTIS, Precepfress.
Famville, Prince Edward Co, May 10.
IL We have examined the numerous certificates from
the Rev William Fisk, -. d., President Of the Yves.
icyan University, Connecticut and ON John Burrage
and WIN. a. J. Bradford, School Commissioners New
Bedford Mass, IN relation 10 the Literary course and
qualifications Of the Rev. J Ifucsts, and think they
afford very satisfactory evidence Of his qualifications AZ
Teacher Of such Seminary as he proposes to csta.
blish JAMES MADISON,
THOMAS SCOTT,
May 10. ti-wGw JOHN CLARKE