Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02

A GENTLEMAN residing above tide water wishes
n TO employ for the present year, Lady qualified to
The French language, painting aud music, ,ough the
latter is not Indispensable Address this oiiicc
Jan. 10. 79--eaw3w
HNOk sALE--40o acres OF aood Lam, ON the
n Chickalominy; lies well, eight miles from, Rich.
mond, is heavily nbrred and within half mile of
saw,nii some buildings; and about fourth Of the
TAU, !, CLEARED r session given 'm'nedistey Enquire
al the oiice Of the Wing or Enquirer.
December Ia. CO.
HENtY full brother of Monsieur 'lonson will stand
u The ensuing season Qe36 in the vicinity of Hail.
veniy dollars insure From his preut sire supc
bone and 6nish his Citizen and Medley blood i IL
and double Arcly mares, (Which abound in Halifax and
Northampton cross both in form and blood than is
Henry For his Memoir and Engraving, IAN Engraving
which by no means does justice to the horse see tho
March No, 1885, of the American Turf Register lie
will be under the control of Mr. r; $ Weoding
BALE PEYToN.
A NviL, by Monsieur Tonson--dam .lsabca--will
IA stand the ensuing (lS36) Halifax Court
House, va, ut thirty dollars the season. fury-ve
dollars to insure. His performances are too well known
IN Virginia to require comment. That he was race
orse of the first class, all distances was in
his contests with TriHe, Medoc, Muckle John Jessup
Hansap, Sc, &c. His sire was unrivalled as race
orsc and his dams the latest genera
tons He has grown and spread very much aud is in
form most striking likeness of the Godcphn Arabian
given with his performance in due time. lie will be
under the direction of Mr.. Robert S. wooding.
January ID [7s-lstl Bale PEYToN.
vMvHoMAs c. WILSON, General .agsat and Coz.
teetor, for Newspapers and other clansn the City
OF Washington, d. &.
Refertaees:-J Il. Reilly, }. Mills, VIM Do,glerty, J.
Barnard & Raymond, T. & A. H. Young. j. C. MKeI''
den, T. Force, w. w. Moore.
| january ID. 79--9t
lTHNEACHER WANTED. Il wish to employ in nv
IA family, Lady qualified 10 teach the usual branch
es OF an English education Any commu ncaon To me on
the subject, must be directed to Buckingham G. H., Va
January ~. 79-l2tl }. w. CAN'T
| VALUABLE TAVERN S'rAND-uS JgaN ia
| VERN' PROPERTY FOR SqLE.-Edward Hal.
lam and wife, and John Bosher, having by deed made
the Sd OF January, 1922 and admitted record in the
ohce OF The Court OF Hastings for tho city of Rich
mond on the day, conveyed 10 the undersigned
The lots or pieces of ground hereinafter mentioned for
the purpose of securing Polly Shepard the lawful in.
ersst six thousand two hundred and four dollars and
sxty-eight cents up the time of her decease lin case
that should happen before the 25th day of May, 1879
and also for the purpose of securing, within one year
next after the decease of said Polly Of that should hap
pen before the said 25th Of May, 1850 Mary Shep
ard, Benjamin J. Gilbert and Sally his wife payment Of
the said principal of 1904 Is cts with such n,e
rest as may have accrued ch dccease and
The said Polly Shepard having died the 18th of De-
cember 1884, and the said principal sum- with interest
from the day last mentioned, Ia wing been paid
we the undersigned, being requested to do, will,
1t air, II not, the fair upon or hear the pcm
ses sell and dispose of at auction The highest bidder
the property conveyed by said deed to wit all that lot
or piece OF ground called half acre. lying and being
on II street in the city of Richmond, and known and
distinguished in the plan of the said city by The No 7s4
being the same lot on which the Swan Tavern situated
and described in the said deed as containing in front ON
SAID II street one hundred and thirty feet eight inches
Also one other piece parcel of ground described in
The said deed containing front said street thirty
rect adjoining the last mentioned lot the west and
running back the depth thereof the said piece of ground
lav,ng thereon large brick building which has been
used Stable for said Tavern which said piece of
ground is part of Lot No. 7S9
Terms OF sale as foows--So much of the purchase
money to be paid IN cash. will be sufficient TO satisfy
the expenses attending the execution of trust the in
December, 1884, % the day OF sale, and 2Oi Is cts
part OF tho principally the balance of the principal being
$3OO0 with interest from the day of sale be paid AZ
SIX months and secured by bond deed oftrust up
on the property y
Ater the principal and interest secured bv the deed
of uus. provided for the residue of the purchase
money Will be divided into two nsalnents-one payable
at ~ the other at lS months from the day of saeto
be secured by bond and deed of trust.
No objection is known TO the title-but the Trustees
VIII only sell and convey such title vested in them
II. L. WIGHT,
EDWIN L. WIGHT
III The attention of capitalists is called 10 the above
safe The location OF the property (beng the depot
o. tne hchnond, Fredericksburg, and Potomac Rail-
hoad is believed possess advantages for the location
OF a large tavern equal to any in this city.
Jan. 80. sA-wtds
NJ OTICE.-Pursuant to Deed of Trust executed 10
/ u the subscriber and Charles Thompson IT, by Sam
ue Cochran, bearing date the 3st of October 1899
and duly recorded in the Clerk Office of Hanover Coun
~ Court, shall proceed to sell, on Monday The 18th
aay oil February, 1896 If fair if not the fair day
thereafter, at public auction, on tho premises for ready
money for the purposes therein expressed the Tract Of
Land IN sad Trust Deed mentioned lying on both sides
OF I>tte nver In the county of Hanover and contain
ing three hundred and forty nine acres on which there
| is Grist and Saw Mill a lanyard and various Other
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