Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-14

un. the day and send their bills the subscribers o pay
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~OSEWEIL FOR SALE-T6s Farm is one Of
q, the oldest and most valuable on ork River. The
late Mr. Fielding Lewis. and other OF the most expert
cnced and successful farmers OF lower Virginia. regard
cd the land preferable to the Gloucester low groGhuS
II is in Chichester county, eight or ten miles above
York Town. and about twrn five miles from Tie NOUN
OF that river! and is bounded the Sonth by ORR RIVER
aud ON the East and West by bold Creeks that can be
ncnsrd bv single sai Ih fence. The usual crops are
corn barley, wheat, aud OATS but it is also capable OF
producing luXuanty palma christi tobacco ana c"tton
The river furnishes the finest fish and oysters, winch
last have Of Late become article OF much IMPORTANCE
in traffic and situation the river Is more favoraDlc
for lis successful prasccuton beth creeks may be
used for "pIGniing oysters. Improvements are m
different and the dwelling house is III wretche0 ORDER
being above hundred years old: but there are IN
more than milton Of bricks, great deal of 'c@d (wh
whic!, is or covurcd) mahogany and other va:ua
bic timber There from seven hundred and nj " 10
thousand acres but an accurate survey VIII DC maze
and presented by the day of sae.-Ihe sale VII taHe
place in front otthe Eagle Hotel, in tie City Of Rich
mend, on Saturday the 2'd of January ls3ti-lrrn!s-
twelve months credit: with interest from the date or
cash al the option of the purchaser II credit snail DC
preferred bond and security with deed Of trust will be
required. ). fAGE' .7"mtn"S y,
Hiti the 7M GHDere7 If "'0a" P"se e R"s''eeA'
ar rhe editors of ,l Courier and Enqrer York,
qascd to publish the above week weeks and
their account t" the office Of tho Richmond Wig
MwISslSSlFPI LANDS FOR SALE.-1he Sub
several tracts of Land varying from 2u0 to 1900 acres
each in the counties of Washington, Rankin and W ar
rcn in the State of Mississippi. Some OF the tracts III
Washington county upon the Mississippi ana faZno
Rivers and all of them believed to be first rate Emf
Grants and others wishing To establish plantations IN
either Of these countless might do vel! to confer WI" 'ie
subscriber at Wick sburg, in his absence with hStI ends
Mossrs. j. J. Chewnng aud VIM H. SIMS, OIL Inc same
Mace from which Of the trncts arc but short dis
e-RceTence for further information IS made t" Dr.
VIM J. Scott and Mr.. Thomas Green Of Rchnnnd
virrin;a. JOHN F. SCOTT.
Dec. 81. b-~Vt
6xALE OF NEGROES.---By consent and private, ar
rangemcnt between the dcvisccs under the wall OF
John Mathews dec d. i'll be sold far cash. at Iay"rs
Vile, in the county Of Hanover the 1lth Of this
month"; about twenty likely Negroes, among thcn
blacksmith and Shoemaker Sale u col!'ieHcc pre-
cisrly at II o'clock. -, ,.-sr
Jan .. '"-"'f NJ
EHvO Persons huring Negroes for Hre-Wc wish TO
a hire for the ensuing year. large number of hands,
10 labor the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Rail Road They will be employed between Richmond
and Fredericksburg and between Fredericksburg ana
the Potomac River. The country and occupation IS
healthy: and they will be we'll fed, well clothed and well
treated We will give from scventy-fVe to ninety dol
lars for good hands, and more tor FSt sa'e ones ,h P p
fec or 10 Mcssrs. George P Crump and James Rat
ciAr Richmond, Thomas j. White, in the county OF
King William. and the neighborhood; or to James Hun
ter Assistant Engineer near the White Chlmnles, Ca
ronc; 10 Theodore S. Garrett Assistant Engineer,
near fredericksburg or to FL F. Guy & Co. in Frede
ricksbuIg; and to others having authority from J. H.
'''p'''' '''0O JOS. NJ SHEPPARD,
agent for The r. +. & P. r. r. Company
Dcccmber "a G9--tf
a VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE.-The sub
"a scbcr 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 500 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, thancary the whole OF
now produces clover kindly About ~ acres are good
creek meadow a part os which is in herds grass
and produces fine crops. lie WOOD las just ocen
cleared away from 50 of good tobacco land, which
may be brought into cultivation with very little labo-
The wood land is valuable from its contlguily to
the River and the facility with which the wood can be
carried to Richmond. The wood is worth 81 cents
Der cord as stands the land and contracts or the
sale of several hundred cords ut that price annually can
now DC made. The improvements are nearly new. and
sufficient ior the comfortable accommodation o a a!n-
w. The situation is healthy and the water line. During
my ABSENCE applications may he addressed 10 my pro
cr Col Peter F. Smith, Of Manchester, (who is fully
empowered to sell and convey the land) or to my Mana
ger Mr. Thomas Chcathan,, upon the premises, who
JORDQN SMITH.
= ST. wish also to sell 81; acres of land upon most
Of which! the wood is standing lying wIthn three ana
half miles Of Manchester, adjoining Tie lands OF W.
Green Hail. Mir Fisher and othciS. j. >.
Oct. 20. fG-u
a DMiNlSTRATOR'S NOTlCE.--AN persons in
~ deb;ed 10 the estate o! the late Mrs Sarah W. White,
deccasad are hereby notified and required to make inme
datc payment the all persons hay
n claims against the said estate will present tem duly
authenticated, for payment
"" JAMES RAWLINGS.
Admir-. Of Mrs. Surnh ". Hhtis, deee@sed
1s 73-9awSw
wgENRY HAMPTON, Clock and Eat a! !'faksr, re,
specially informs the citizens Of Richmond, and
the public generally that he has taken lae tenement
To Mr. Nathaniel Charter Grocery and nearly OPP
nose the Old Market where he will at all times be found
md in readiness, with runctuaty and fidelity, to execute
l;,. hne that be committed