Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-24
November ID.

i; ,iuc bold stream runs entirely through the panta
ton affordng good deal OF fine meadow Iaha' .he
ercacr part OF which is well taken with grass, ana ur
n;shes very considerable item in the profits oil The plan
ta,ion. This land lies within two miles OF Char
lo,tcsyc and within one mile Of an extensive manu-
featuring Mill. The wood, which could he well spared
from the land would pay The greater part OF the price
that wnuld be asked for it-Only two miles to Char
otlcsyle. where there is at all times good market
The improvements consist of Dwelling house, Wmch
with some repairs would be comfortable tor small iaini-
w. Kitchen and Meat house. and good Negro houses,
Corn houses Stables, and Tobacco houses and toera
bic Barn
For terms of sale and time of giving possession apply
to the undersigned who lives within three miles Of the
place. and five from Charlottesville.
December l. [Gl-w4wl DANIEL F. CARk.
p COX AT THIS Josiah w. Fisher, John Fisher,
EL Horace Carpenter, Hugh WATT MI !hrasher' Mr:
Grand Gulf in the State Of Mississippi will all, or any
one of them obge Fielding Sale by giving him or Mr.
David Pitts the information sought tor by thls notice
in letter addressed to either OF them through The ros'
Office, at Loyds, Essex County, Virginia.
Oswald b. Sae, las many Of them know,) formerly OF
Essex County in the State of Virginia. removed to the
State of Mississippi in the year lS9, and located HIM
self in Port Gibson, where he lived until ovcrlaken by
bad health when he visited the Bundywue Springs, not
many miles distant from that place, Port Glbson0 where
he died in May 1884 leaving it is said, estate worth
something like $4,000 Soon after the dcccasc of the
said o. B. Sale Fielding Salc his sole heir, executed to
of Virginia. (who then going, and did afterwards go
to Mssssipp full power of attorney, to adjust and
close with the representative OF the said o. b. Sale, Qt
any be oundD all matters and accounts in relation to
his estate On The return of the said VIM Fisher from
the Stale Of Mississippi, aforesaid he communicated
to Fielding Sale the following intelligence That the es-
tate of his deceased brother o. B. Sae worth 5000
dollars in good bonds, and that gentleman by the name
of Nc Doodle had been appointed by the Court Curator
of the estate the said Oswald b. Sale and that he, the
said William Fisher, had left with Mr.. Thrasher, his At
torney at Law, in Mississippi, living in or near one of
the villages of Port Gibson, Grand Gulf, the afore-
said power Of attorney, and copy of decedents Will!
Since all this the said William Fisher has died, and
David Pitts, of Loyd's, Essex county, Va being fully
authorised by the said Fielding Sale did address letter
to Hugh Watt, Esq, asking Of him information in rela
ton TO the situation of the estate Of the said o. B. Sale
but not having heard from Mr.. Watt, in reply and not
having been advised from any other source he has adopt
ed this method Of obtaining some information OH the sub
ec and chershes the hope that some one OF the gen.
icmen to whom it is addressed, will respond to it by
bic. FIELDING SALE.
Loyd's, Essex County, Va, Dec. s. G2-w4w
QUESTIONABLE VA CLOTHING STORE, near
spccfuy inform their friends and the public generally,
that they have hand and intend keeping, large
and extensive assortment of ready made fashionable
clothing, consisting in part of the following articles:
Blue black, olive, and other shades Of dress and rock
coats,
Brown, olive, mixed and drab coats,
Petersham and flushing, do do.
Mixed olive and brown cloth and cassinct coatccs,
Blue black drab and other shades cloth and cashmere
pantGloonS,
Black and fancy buckskin cashmere Pants.
Blue, brown mixed, plain and striped cassnet do.
Beaverton Pantaloons jackets assorted.
Black and fgd silk velvet Vests,
Ihibet and Valencia, do,
Cloth and cashmere, do,
Satin and bomhazine, do,
Black silk and fg'd silk do;
Gentlcmen's cloth and camlct Cloaks,
Ladies' Cloaks
Merno Shirts and Drawers,
Irish linen Shirts, plain and plated muslin do,
Woollen and cotton flannel Shirts and Drawers,
Shams, Collars CravalS,
Silk and cotton Pocket Hdkts,
Suspenders, Hosiery,
Tenants celebrated Stocks,
Negro Clothing &c, &c.
Also hand, very superior stock of Cloths, CASH
meres and Frstings purchased from the latest imporla
tons, which they will make up order, the shortest
notice and most approved style and newest fashion.
All of which they will sell. wholesale and retail,
accommodating terms articles of the desert ption
can be purchased in any If the Northern cities
Country Merchants and others will find it to their adj
vantage to give them call, they determined TO
sell at the lowest possible prices.
Dec. y. [d4-wlow] HOOPER & GRAFT.
a GOOD COUNTRY SCHOOL.-Thc subscriber
IA residing four miles north Of Charlottesville in the
county Of Abrmarle, with view to educate his own
daughters, has employed Miss Heart young lady from
Mrs. Willards Seminary Troy, New York. She has re-
sided in his family for the last ten months He feels
hesitation in saying that his daughters and others
who have been committed to her care have made very
satisfactory progress She is qualified 10 teach we'll
every branch of English, the French language Music
and Drawing He will take eight ten girls under the
age of 5 as boarders The next session will commence
the 10Th Of january and terminate on the Goth of
June Every branch of English will be taught for $40;
French SlO Music $50; Drawing $l5. Board, bedding
and candles furnished by The subscriber 800 Board
and tuition fees TO be paid one half in advance
4 native of France will be employed in the school,
who will give French lessons for the additional sum of
so per session. SAMUEL. CARR.
Dec. 10. G3-HGw