Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-13

, E AND FOR SAl!E.--lrrcIudrd by had health from
| 81 prosecuting my farming operations, and c"nse-
quynt desire 10 settle up ~ business induces ne to "I-
ter Tor SALE the place which reside. The house
is conntdi0us and cunoriaDlr-ih The out buildings
numerous, convenient AID in good state Of repair;
there is abundance OF mari TO enrich every acre OF
the land ,lhrcc. luurths OF The tract has received
dressing with il; and The Improvement so visible rs 10
render certain, that the land can be made very profitable
and productive in the culture of wheat corn and cot
tnn:tew situations combine greater advantages for
professional gentleman. The quantity OF land is about
$50 acres Persons disposed 10 purchase, know the
terms application the subscriber who wall be will
ling 10 grant very extended payments. il desired
JOHN PETER.
Cabin Point Surry county, Dec. s. G2- lHt@
~ ENERAL AGENCY.-Thc subscriber has been
~ for number Of years, and is still engaged in The
business of GENERAL AGENT, in the city Of Richmnnd,
for he collection Of claims Of every description, rrceiv
ing subscriptions TO periodical papers, renting out, re-
ceving Tire rents, and selling real property hiring out
negroes, and paying all necessary attention 10 them
through tie year collecting their hires, and dsposng CT
them al public private sale, nc, &c. For his ability
ana inclination To perform, with fidelity and drSpAich
whatever business may be entrusted 10 him. he refers 10
the citizens Of Richmond generally and particularly 10
the following gentlemen, viz:
Joseph Tate, Mayor; Nlessrs Joseph Marx 4 Son.
Thomas Richie, Ieasants IL Abbott Fleming IL jos
s Ju.nes Lewis Webb l. Co., J. Il S Cosby ~ Co..
Lancaster, DENLY g. Co.; Peter J. Chevac " Co,
CrumP Il Lyon. Eustace Il Temple: James Rawlings,
Charles Ellis Rc!ard Anderson, VIM II fizwhy ls"nn.
II Office Oh Governor street, opposite DR.. 8 l.cI-
bridge. PHILIP Nj TABB.
n. 3. Applicants from the country TO hire their SER
wants in town, would consult their interest by giving the
information before the 2h of this month, Deccm.
be) and by sending the servants TO me- Oh or before
that date, or practicable thereafter
Decenlbcr 5. u2-uJ L. H. ].
gsyO OWNERS or sLAVES-l have for several
s. years teen engaged in hiring slaves far friends
in the country; and number have expressed wish
for me take their slaves and attend to !rm rs my own
and change 4 conmssinn shall hereafter attend part.
cuarly to this business. 1t is well known to many who
hire their slaves in this place. that they have been much
neglected b. not having here 10 aendt 10 them,
and frequently have sustained heavy losses in consc.
oucrcc-l will therefore hire them OUT see that they are
properly clad have strict attention paid them when sex,
ret the highest prices for their hire and guarantee all
their hires for ) per cent. SlLAS WYATT.
G-7Addrcss WYATT Il WmiTE, Richmond.
Rcftrcaces-Col. Archibald K. llarwood, COL Alex.
Fleet, A. w. Robins, Jno. Polnrd. Jno. LumPkin, Sing
4 Queen; WIN. Burke, james Croxton: Thomas Jordan,
kim William John II. Eusiace, Archibald Thomas,
Jesse Sncad: Henry L. Garter, Richmond.
December q bl-lN