Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-29

a HANDSOME, HeaLhg Summer Retreat. for anv
"a gentleman who has family in Richmond in the
Summer season is offered for-sac in consequence
OF the death of MIR john Nj Price who had lease ON
my property called "Walkerlon ten miles lroA, Rich.
mond, ON the Stage road from Richmond to Louisa
Court-house, The property consists of 300 of
Land two of which are in woods-a brick house. built
of the best materials, ffyour feet in length aud forty
eight feet wide, poriico the full length OF the house
wide, airy passage through the house, there are sixteen
rooms in the house, counting the cellar rooms The
house cost seven thousand dollars-and is offered
for three thousand doarsone thousand paid in hand
or negotiable note at Bank at four mOnths-the ba-
lance on accommodating time. meadow, from which
about 10000 weight of herds grass is annually cut will
pay the interest of the money ask for the proper
ty The wood cars passing through the middle part of
the wood land, the wood may be sent by them to Rich
mond at small expense passage in the car, in few
moments will carry your three four hundred yards
of the house There we'll of good water in the yard
Mineral Spring within 200 yurds-and tho Suripg 1long
known by travellers that road) called The Cool pne
within 300 yards of the house part of The land 10
sown IN oats and preparations made for crop of cor
Possession may be had the LIST of May next If not
sold by the first Of September next shall make other
arrangements and the property will not be for SALE
Any eommunicaiion directed to me, left with Mr..
Charles Ellis, Merchant, Richmond, will be attended
April2S. [ll6-3t] JNO. J. DICKINSON.
NTRAYED or Stolen from tie stables of the Coom-
~ bian Hotel about ten days ago. two Marcs-onc a
sorrc, with an eye out two hind feet white and white
place in her forehead; six years oldte other
very dark bay white, except a very small appear
ance on one Of her hind feet five years old this Spring
about four feet ten inches high rather handsome and
said TO pace well These are the property of Dr.
James NJ. Morris, residing the Green Springs Louisa
Whoever may deliver these maros either OF them TO
Dr. Morris the subscriber in this city shall e suit
ably rewarded, and all expenses paid
April % [ll6-1J JAQUELlN r. TAYLOR.
EkAILY LINE BETWEEN RICHMOND AND
k-D WASHlNGTON.--lt is with much qualification
that the Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac Rail
road Company find themselves enabled TO assure the
Northern and Southern travellers that there will be mel
Their disappointment detention on any part Of fle
above route.
Evenly miles of their road is in full and successful
operation, and the prOpetors Of the Steamboat nd Stare
line or the balance Of the distance by contract bound
to be adequately provided for all the travel which may
oer and 10 accommodate the same with extra Staera
when required thus enabling the Company to pledge
itself that traveller shall apply unsuccessuly fofa
seat
The Baltimore and Washington Railroad conpeied
and put in operation during that last year the Steam
boat navigation Of he Potomac and the Railroad from
Petersburg 70 the Roanoke have relieved this route of
large portion Of its former length Of stage travelling ana
IL Is believed 10 offer inducements to travellers SUI
pcrior to those found on any other route between New
Orleans and New York.
Soon after tho opening Of Steamboat navigation be-
tween the Northern Cities line is expected 10 bc e..
absed by which the Journey from New York 10 Rich.
mond may be made in SO hours, and 70 Buckley y e.
ia Al hours, Of which due notice will be given.
a daily line 10 Louisa Courthouse, and Charl0ttes.
yilie connecting with the Railroad at point 10 miles
from Richmond, is in full operation
Hours Of departuro-for the Steam, Mill and Char.
iotlesVle o'clock A. NJ precisely, and Of arrival 2
Excursion passengers taken as usual. Seats for all
The above lines may be taken az the Depot.
Railroad Office, Mach 25 IOs-IGt