Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-10

AND AND MILLS FOR SALE.-AtLemarie Lind
IL for sdte.The subscriber wishes to sell her planta-
ton Ivy Creek five miles from Charlottesville and
four from the University, containing housan nd
About third of the sand is unclearcd and first atc
tobacco and-thc balance ia fne wheat land, and in
high state of improyement.-Also Mill on Ivy Creek,
never failing stream, with good of custom
There three pair of stones in the mill the dam per-
manent, &c &c. The mill will be sold separate from
the land Persons wishing see the above property
VIII be shown It by Mr. Nm. GmeI David Maupin,
living on the place Communications the sabjcc;
will be attended to, if addressed to
charlottesville March IL. LUCY MINOR
The above property will be offered public sale OH
the premises on Tuesday, 18th August, of
third in cash. and the balance in three equal annual pay
ments.
will also offer at SALE at the same time and place so
30 Negroes (of all ages for cash; the purchaser
at his option giving his bond with good security paya
BILE in IL months, and bearing interest from the date
Also credit of IL months, a crop of Hay and
Oats the farming Utensils all the Stock Horses Oxen
Hogs Sheep, &c Bonds, with approved security will be
required for all twenty dollars and for all under
twenty, cash. LUCY MINOR.
July Z. 1S-tds
GNOWDEN FOR SALE.-For sale, the Tract of
~ Land called Snowden in the county of Goochland
on winch Mrs Nancy Harris now lives, lying James
River, and adjoining Goochand Court house In this
Tract there are according to survey made few days
since, nine hundred and acres # which one hum
drcd and ortynine and half acres River and hir
~ acres Creek low grounds, and hundred and Sc
twenty-five woodland Any person wishing TO vur-
chase will of course, examine the land; but for its qua
lily well for terms of sale, reference may be- had to
hlcssrs Richard Sampson, of Goochland and William
Joy3. u7-Gl GEoRGE w. HARRIS.
NJ OTICE.-An persons having claims against lhc
! Y Estate Of the late Richard NJ Thwratt dec d. Of
Chesterfield county viii! present them for payment with
out delay and all persons indebted the Estate are re-
spectfully requested TO make payment. have appoint
ed my sonn-law, Col John A. Peterson my aren't He
Is authorized 60 satisfy such claims receive debts and
grant the proper discharges until further notice he givcn
He will occasionally attend the Courts Of Chesterfield
and Dinwiddc counties.
MARY TIIWEATT, Erceutriz Of
Richard ". Thsccon dce'd
N. B--I am often in Petersburg. Letters addressed
to nc, and papers left to the Of Messrs Brown g.
Coring, will be safely received and duly attended TO-
June rs. 19-Sts
~ Office no TOBACCO PLANTERS The 10.
IL bacco Planters who send their tobacco 10 us Tor
sale by tic way Of the Petersburg Railroad or by any
other conveyance TO Petersburg, hereby informed.
that Messrs A. & g. Z. Wherry of liat place are our
agents, who viii receive and pay the customary charges
usually incurred to Petersburg, and will without delay
forward The tobacco to as, after they receive IT,
u will therefore be necessary Tor the Planters 10
follow their Tobacco down the Roanoke River as many
do and thence 90 Petersburg their dropping line To
agents when the tobacco is Off would often save
them much time and unnecessary Expense.
June 30 ll6-G1 X. & r. GWhTIIMEY.
THNBE co-parincrslp of Taylor q Gayiand Is his dav
u dissolved By mutual consent Either Of tho undcf.
signed is authorized to sign tie name Of the firm in
liquidation. Persons wishing to settle their accounts
vail find the books at the Counting house Of Js0eliu
Taylor q Co. ALEXANDER r. TAYLOR
July J. THOMAS GARLAND.
TMVIIE subscribers have this day entered into CO. mart
n ncrshp, under the firm Of Jaquein Toy'0r &, CO.
They will continue the Dry Goods business 10 the house
heretofore occupied by J p Taylor
JAQUEtfN p TAYLOR
ALEXANDER =. TAYLOR.
July J. $50 i5-Gt