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TEN rtIASCERY-YIRGrSrA.- Court held 'or
B Buckingham tie 9th day OF Nov, io3'' Dig

Hannah SlInSGn

Naacy C. Stnson, Elvira snso:' ElIza'Iln - o'IH
can i,!,,s . Stu;on. john II. Slinson, sIrg'nla ~
Sims III. Amcr:a \. S;nson, George ~. o:''S" 1''
james D"''"; "A' 0"'" Defendants
The defendants, James Baird aud Susan his N'e a,'u
VIM SLinsun. not having entered thrif aP!"''IirII md
r;rrn security according I" tic Act OF IASse'uy "'l
The Rules Of ih:s QUIT. and II appearing .!
is or:icreG That tn. sai absent drrnda"ts 90 aFsa
here Oh the first day Of the next March tc7"'' an! an
swrr the bill of the plaintiff; and that copy OF inI 1
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper P''s"'
in the City Of Richmond for two months sncccsSisr
,t ',,i =, tI rnri drmr Of the Courthouse Of this
county. H. ELDi''' -, ..y
lnn :. ~ Wv
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MTOTICf. All persons having Claims against ',f a.
8 tale of William Johnson. deceased, i""'i'' -.
GoochanL county. requested to present them !" r
subscriber living near Charlottesville, AlbenaI" to'
IT, properly Authenticated on or before the i!:' Sol"
March next. arrangements NAV be made tor rt', <
the same. Those indebted to said Estate, ~" pa
make immediate payment. This notice vii! be ', n,
bar against all clanIs which mag he presented 'Ly
above dale COLIN Jo'''' i,yL
Admir-. Of Wdtiam Joh"soH' 9 s.,.
Jan. IG, 1886. ''-'0" -.
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Ya7O rcrsOnS h"ring .irgrces for Hre.--Wc v.,! =,
q hire for the ensuing year, large number ot llaat
to labor on the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po;or
Rail Road. They will be employed between Kcan,..
and Frederick sbnrg, and between Frederick lac, A.,
ih, Potomac River. The country and occupa,loD h.,
healthy; and they will be well l'd well clothed and
treated. We will give from scyrnty.ivc Ia ninety d. .
lars for good hands and for first rate ones An,
by letter or ohti wise to j. L. Hopkins, Il, tie H.
fee. or 10 ilrss:s. George /. Crnnp and james R.,
cliff. Richmond or to Thomas j. White, in tic count,
King William and the nrigl:5orho"d; 10 James l!u,.
ter. Assistant Engineer near the White Chmne< c..
ro!inr or 10 Theodore S. Garnett, Assistant Ea.!re
near Fredericksburg; or TO IL. F. Guy 4 Co in F,r
-;ctsbuIg; and to others having authority from j.
Hopkins, Assistant Enginerr
JOS. NJ. SHEPPARD
.4gcut fer Me II. F. 8. p. Il. Il. Co~peua
December ~. G.i-;t
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yayEACilER WANTED.-l wish To employ in =,
q family. Lady qualified to teach tn" usual brlr,,.
- OF an Eng, education. Any communication 10 me-.
the subject must be directed TO Buckingham C. IT, y.
january ~. G7J-12ll j. ". CAN'T
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-30

MkSa REWARD for the apprehension OF Den.
~ eBU Ms, negro man belonging to the Es:aa
OF Anthony WaGdy. ir.: dcc'd.-l!c made has csca-
about the middle Of December last-When last hc2o.
Of hr was seeking passage TO Richmond By boatroa
(;oochIand G. H. He is rather low, black conplcaoh,
frshv face. polite and intelligent, about 10 years ID
lie las probably obtained free papers and is seeking
poymcnt as brick layer and plalstcrer or may be max
nr his way to seine free State.-Tiie above Rcw4':
vii! be given any person wh" will deliver hn 10
in Louisa County, secure him in jail.
GARLAND 5. WADDI.
.4dm'r IF .lnthOny Uaddy. jr d,rd
Jan. II. U-u
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u AND FOR SALE.-Thc subscriber wishes to sell
e the Tract Of Land which he resides, in the
~ of Cumberland, Willis river containing 800 acres,
about $50 acres of which Willis bottom. This land
is situated in an agreeable and pleasant neghhorhood.
with the advantages Of water navigation from the farm
TO the city Of Richmond. The Improvements good.
and suited to the comfortable accommodation of small
family. He would also sell tract adjoining the above.
supposed TO contain about 10 acres. JOS. FlQCA.
November 6. o3-wl2w
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HNOR SALf.-59) acres of good Land, om tie
Il Chickahominy; lies well, eight miles from R'ch
mcnd, is heavily timbercd and within half mile
saw.ln sonr buildings; and about one fourth Of the
land cleared. Possession given Immediately. Enquire
at the Office of the Wing or Enquirer.
Drcr,,brr' TO
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his ho0d, to defend it: Could he believe that the
nnmacr at New Oreaus when raised TO h .r IT
and in chief Of the army "ph ravy to be deprived
when rupture w'' aia sun-rcpans shp-or
OF .nr Fr n:a whose service might be required
and that, too o! Srno,r-of the moral influence to
the % want Of physical force tended to invite
a ~ there is an who can believe Judge We So
and o1uss as to mistake the , @ush wz
r;n;,u than we, OF the Judge 5 intrllcct.-Gi0dc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-30

II AND FOR SALE-A highly improved Farm
81 A clllcd Lime Stone Creek situated on the Rich
mond Road nine miles from Charlottesville, containing
7I2 acres more less with dwelling houses and all
the necessary houses, stables thrcshng machine.
&c. will be sold by private contract; together with
negroes stock ofcatlc and valuable horses implements
of h,lsianLry corn fodder. &c. A small tract of low
land s,longing 10 Mr. David Nchie and which is to be
sold separates il from the Rivanna River There is
vein Of rich Limestone running through the whole tract,
which has been quared and kned for these years,
and the lime employed 10 enrich the land,
and for selling for building purposes Persons drs;ros
of buvinr will apply at the Office of the Charlottesville
Advocate or to DR.. BlnLt.ruunn at the University.
Ortnh,r 20 4S-wtf
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The Athens Baunct suys-' We understand that at
Che meeting of the Stockholders Of the Georgia ha'l
Road Company, held in this place Oh tuesday last TIE
late amcndmrnt 10 their charter, c"nt'rrIn5 BANKING
privileges, accepted almost unanimously. h'so'"'
lions were also adopted to build the Road 4rs /" r'rs-
hororrh next Ia Athens and thea Ia ccniiIuc Tie
Grecnsorough branch Madison; and 10 dispose oil
1n0 additional shares of stock forthwith.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-30

HCOTT'S PATENT IMPROVED ASBESTOS
"a FIRE PROOF IRON CHESTS.-We were pre-
sent wien Mr. John Scott Of Philadelphia burnt Of
his Patent 7sJcsos Iron Chests in this city, the 18th
inst containing Bank Notes, Books, and Papers. and
have hesitation in expressing entire confidence in
their ability to resist the most intense heat and to pre-
serve from fire whatever is contained in them. The
Chest Which is the Office Of Mr.. John O. Lay.
was exposed to the most severe scrutiny and remained
for length Of time in the flames after it had become rsd
hot The Papers: Bank Notes, and other contents
all taken ont unnjurcd by fire. and but partially stained
hv the sweating of the interior Of the Chest.
We consider the lest: (nade with cord Of dry pine
wood and savngs equui if not greater than the o1d-
nary exposure which they would be subjected in the
burning of buildings.
APLEAsANrs, jr, SAML. S. SAUNDERS,
H. W. & J. J. Fry, A. PARTRIDGE,
NArHL. DUNLOP, JHo. II. ECsTAcE,
J. MckuDoE, Henry CLARK.
WM SISroS, Teller U. S. Bank,
JNO. o. LAY,
agent for the Patentec and manufacturer.
Nov e. 59-w3m
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EEgOLCOMBE, BURTON d. EDMUNDS' Com
"a a mission House, RirhmOnd.-Wc have associated
ourselves together, for the purpose of transacting &C.
ncra Commission Business in this place Our business
will be strictly Commission one, as VIC hare obligated
ourselves mutually to each oihcr i'll our articles Of CO.
partnership nol 10 speculate in, trade joint in
diviuaI account, in real estate tobacco -four or any
articles or products of commerce Reasonable advances
will be made all consignmcnts, and every excron
used to give satisfaction.
Goods will be received and forwarded with the greatest
possible dispatch. THOMAS a. iOLCOMBE,
DAVID W. BURTON
n,o EDN1TNDS
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d fllATFAU MARGACN Will make his next Season
at tic Stables Of the subscriber, miles north OF
Richmond par!iculars hereafter.
Jan. II. 177-2aw2wI RO. {. WILLIAMSON.
atAslI FOR 200 NEGROEs-Wc will give the
q highest market price, in cash for two hundred like
" NcGrnes from II 10 - years of age Every person
who intends sell, will do we'll 20 give call: near
Srabrooks Warehouse, where we are prepared TO keep
them safe and comfortable. whether for sale other
wise. lllCS. NJ CHiGO ~ ".
Dec. 81. I-u
MTOTlCE-A determination To remove TO the West
"a has thrown iuto market my tract OF land contain
ing upwards of 900 acres lying in North Garden, AL
be- marie county, Immediately the road leading from
charlottesville to Lynrhbnrg, and iew miles from tile
Staunton and Scousvc turnpike. IL is miles from
Charlottesville, q - from the University of Va. and
Is from Scotsylr, admirably situated for market hay
ing coice Of the above named places, with good road
lending to each About half the land is cleared and in
GOOD stale of Improvement cot which IL Is highly suS
ccplblc the rest, well mberrd and most Of it good to-
harcn land, though mountainous. II is well watcrcd
aud healthy. The Improvements are on Il small! scale
but comfortable. more minute description Is deemed
unnecessary as those wishing purchase will Of course
view the premises. which will be shown them by the
proprietor, living thereon. "
JAM 81. [s2-w4wl c. II. MERIWETilER.
- LOUCESTEE LAND FOR SALE.-The sub
81 scribcr wishing to remove to the West. offers his
Plantation for sale It is situated in the county Of Clou
cca,cr ten miles above York Town. and within 81 Of i
mile of the river, with public road passing Immediate
IL by the house TO The river; and is quite conveniently
situated for planting oystrrs-the subscriber having
been engaged in the business for time. The i'm
provrmrnls are two story dwelling with wing. and
all necessary out houses, built of good materials and
new Il contains 40 acres, with l2O cleared and under
rnnd fence mostly chesnu rails, and about half of it
married. stratum of mari passing through the middle Of
the cleared land and very convenient to get ut. It's H.
cation is in good and healthy neiyhbouIh"od Otis be-
lievcd as any in the county. There is a crop of wheat
seeded upon The land; and the field for is grub5ed
and ready for the plough. Any person wishing to pur
Chase. can have pos slrn any time between this and
the 18th Of March II, st. Application may be made to
the subscriber, now living on the premises.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-30

S~{IiATEAU MARGAUN will make his next Season
Z at tic Stables Of the subscriber, miles north oil
Richmond.- particulars hereafter.
Jan. II. T77-2aw2wl 70. &. WILLIAMSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-30

NB ICilARD HILL, Jr., having become ,G;,rral
Ia Richmond, offers himself to the ruc'Ic j. II ,n1y
Aren't and Collector in the State OF !r!lha' iTss.:.
be found. when not engaged. at the s'''F -
Cotton and Clarke, near the Bell Tavern. .,r
Richmond Dec. %: lr;S'. To-,
A GREAT BARGAIN MAY hh . ,r, old aeI!
5ssoa ss Se oef @f5 Sar years DID, Those ST.
e spss can sec the psd They are Of Wa.
Charles, Dragon, Dioncd Sir Harry GOg'y dam Of IL
Fenrnought and ssnel blood The gflm ant Grand dam
signe was 'am'lst'n r5 d,m Of Kag IrtS5
England. n-:,- nao ID G4--w9"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-30

They will be constantly receiving FRESH GooGs Is
they arrive in port, and tender their friends i'll Ergnn,
the usual facilities Offered them at their ncw location.
WRIGHT, WINSTON Il STEBBlNS.
New York Jan. ID l-:M 90:
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iclanchoiy .4ccidcn.-Ycstcrday about one o'clock,
p NJ the telegraph announced that the Stral-Pack
William Gibbons Capt laS"y, tro;" Charleston: while
coming up The lower bay had c'Iapscd her steam c!''
ncy Her enrrprisnL owners soon as they received
the intelligence despatched The Steamboat Hercules
Capt Aaron Vanderbilt her assistance, WHEN the io
lowing particulars were made know to our marine news
collector
The accident occurred near Tic Upper Middle Ground
between : and o'c!nck 4. NJ. Capt llasey Inincd-
atcy dispatched his boat for surgical asilStan2G and
steam boats The boat net the steamboat Citizen: near
the narnws the Captain OF which immediately proceed
cd to. gu tranlinc when Dcpniy Health Oicrr Dr. Dam
al NJ Echcnck ate I'd, by Ii assistant, Doct Jan
Harcou;t wi II their usual humanity and prompt atten.
ton repaired in her to the Gibbons which they reached
abou, il o'clock, when they found the following per-
sans d.ai l.aac Davega, pnssrngr; Charles Dun,
can. bLr-kccper; Stephen Longstrret llr'lnan ana
Henry y. ii Frrichman, do: MIR. H. j. Rogers; from
Augusta Geo. drralinlly scalded dird on tic way to
qlfan:i; Richard Teddy, I'd engineer. was sill! ilv-
ing bat not expected 10 I've two hours. The four latter
were lift at The quarantine dock, tn go to the Marine
llu>pitaI The budcs Of AesSrs. DIvrga and Duncan
were bEoug ht to this city.
Capt laScy, at the moment Of the explosion. was
standing the upper deck, warming his icet at the
chimney.
We learn lhrl Mr. Rogers on here to snlrnnlze
his nuptias with yoin. lady of Mass IL is son OF
Dr. ROGERS Of Massachusetts.
Our news reporter was assured by the engineer and
officers of The W c. that there mly nine inches Of
steam at tic time of the expnsion--N J. Times.
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TgNHE Warehouse Of the undcrs gnrd having been
Y consumed in the great conilagtaii"n which occur
red on the night of the 10th December they have &C.
moved their stock of Dry GoOds (Which was preserved
to the Store, No 237 Pearl Street, little above Maiden
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LATEST PROM FNCI.ANn

BALTIMORE, Jan. 2G.The arrival ola Special Nessen-
ger from England at Norfolk, who arrived in our CITY
this mornings and will leave in the Cars this evening Coy
washington has given rise TO much speculation ne IN
e OBJECT OF his vlaall conjecture upon this subject
VIII De IDLE, as few days will probably put us in pos
session OF the facts lie will probably arrive in Wash
ington ioday.
(fror, The Jyor5oih Herald)
His Britannia Maiesty despatch brig Pantaloon Cant
SOhRY arrived at this port Saturday morning in 2i
Gays from Falmouth, with dispatches for the CHARGE
d Aiiares of the British Government AT yash;,o,oo
We not permitted, Of course to know the nanrs C
them bot Itumor, always busy on such OCCASIONS has
oecded that they relate to prefer of the mediation Of
France and the United States
The Pantaoon left Falmouth 24th Dec, and brings
London papers to the 22d. We indebted to VIM.
Cray, ESQ., ~ y Ms. Consul AZ this port for the loan
OF the Public Ledger of the latest date from which we
copy thc only articles il contains which can be Of an
neIest 70 our leaders INC acceptance Of the French
Government OF the mediation of England was the cur.
rent rumor Of the day. 10 which the Ledger as will he
seen, hesilates 10 give credcnce
cember.
The genuineness Of the speech reported 10 have been
delivered by the Emperor Of Russia Warsaw, IS no
longer questioned.
LoSDOS, Jan. 22-In the absence Of authentic ine,,
nation, some Of orr contemporaries indulge hemsclves
~ specnaiions, aud have therefore variety of rn
mors Thus we find one of them giving report tlat
on fnday last int iigence reached Government
announcing the consent Of the French Ministry fo 49,
cept the offered mediation Of this country between Inc
government Of France and that Of The United gf4fee
That such communication has not vet been ,node a.
Lord Pamcrson, will not take upon ourselves H. ~,
sertj but forming judgment. upon the tone sssn,,J
and ihe temper still nnaRiiesed BY the Paris Journals
almost generally on the subject cannot bot doubt de
correctness Of the information thus sent forth -,
the following passage, copied from long article ON lie
American question: inserted in The QaoHdaae of Frida
y woule naeea appear that British interference on tie
subject j. the last thing desired BY France The O.sG
dicHno observes fV''
"ltinay be now conceived why We who think that the
interest Of France should be The sole the sopre % -
French policy have great an aversion ~ ever, ,,
.hat can augment The already too great ascendancv III
England over our Cabinet 10 is in that view tie
English mediation in The affair Of the States an,ears
10 as dangerous and fatal We regret il because ibe r.
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Piano Enraes

EE OBEkI NUNS, CLARK a. co IS PIANOS
me with Metallic Brace and Plate, Grand Action lone
sounding board, upper Dangers and Two Pedals Tia
SUBSCRIBER IS constantly receiving supplies from the
above makers the superior quality Of whose instruments
IN all respects, duly acknowledged by daily increasing
demand Tor lbcm throughout the United States and The
Nanadas, and as they offered in Richmond nj he
same prce the makers charge in New York adding on
~ freight and insurance, the subscriber hopes TO receive
continuation of the patronage SO literally bestowed ON
the above establishment by the citizens of Richmond
and of the State in general
10 those not already acquainted with these Instru
menus IL may not be superluous 10 saw that hev are
mace wlth particular regard 10 keeping in tune IAN oh
cct so desirable especially when distant from cities or
were tuners are seldom to be met with having not on
~ the Metallic Plate, but also the Brace the most essen
ai OF all metallic applications in the Square Piano Forte
Is brace is not applied by any makers except NUNS
Clark q Co - ~ ''''
GRAND ACTION
Inc Grand Action applied in these instruments il
OF SIMPLE construction, at the time most efec0e
IN It's operation, being easy the touch PRODUCING
powerful or soft tone at the will of the performer and
wii remain IN perfect good order for many years The
hampers are made on an improved plan having G,or
unes INC quantity of CLOTH and otherwise yarvinS from
he o1nary campers, which them TO operate bet
ter will last much longer aud are not liable 10 sck ~
make Jingng noise, often the case with those oc The
ordinary construction - vic
W guarantee in writing entities the purchaser 20
return or exchange his instrument any time within ono
year, should IL prove defective IN
All new Pianos sold TO remain i'm this CITY will Ia
kept in tune one year without charge
40 charge IS made for packing. or packing case
flanos tuned, repaired aud taken 10 exchangr
r. II. TAYLOR,
r 40 Opposite the Bank Of Virginia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-06

&SLATE LANDS FOR SALE.-In conformity with
~ decree pronounced by the Superior Court of Chan
Gery, held Tor the Saunon District, August the 4th
lo3o, IN suit between William Nj. Swoope plaintiff,
and John Nicholas and Alexander Garrett defendants
shall on the 9th day of March next, at the tavern OF
John Anderson IN The town of New Canton sell at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder for ready money the
Land and nppurtonances in the proceedings said sn;,
mentioned
The land to which the decree refers is tract contain.
of Slate River and Hunts Creek one mioi below The
virginia Mills, and three miles above New Canton and
the recently erected furnace of the Buckingham Iron
Manufacturing Company.
The Land is fertile, aud contains abundant quantities
oil Slate, of the kind we'll known in the Richmond
market by the name of James River Slate
II the day above advertised prove inclement the sale
VIII be made on the first fair day thereafter Sunday ex
cepted. GEO M PAYNE f,on,n;ss;oJ -
February d sGSavv,d.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-06

FHVkUST SALE OF LAND--In pursuance of a
a trust deed executed to the subscriber Inv William
H. Hardwick deed, dated tie 2lsi December 1sy3 and
recorded in the clerks office Of the county court Of
Bughingham, to secure ihe payment Of debt due to
Richard G.. Morriss shall proceed to sell on The pre
misses 10 The highest bidder for ready money on Tuesday
the let Of March next fair ifnot the next i ay cor
tam tract or parcel Of Land lying aud being in the county
OF buckingham, containing five hundred and ftv ncreS
and bounded by tic lands Of Charles Yanccy John Clio
YET and Samuel = flafdwick, and by James river
HE tile to the above land is believed to be rood bnt
selling as trustee shall convey only such tile as IS
vested in me by said trust decd.
CHARLES YANCEY, Trustee.
Buckingham, Jan. ~ s31w5g
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-06

FHNO UNDERTAKE EHS.--Proposas will De received
- by the Board Of Trustees for the Town Of Clafks.
vile, for cutting down and graduating Die streets Of said
Town. until ihc 10Th day Of February 1896, on which
day the JOB viii be let Persons wishing to undertake
viii apply to James 3. Daniel Of Clarksyillc who will
furnish plan Of The work 10 be executed By order of
The Board j. A. WILLIAMS p,es;y,,f
GfLEs r. SHfrT Seere,ayy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-06
January 10.

EEOLCOMBE, BURTON & EDMUNDs' Cam.
~ a mission House, Richmond. We have associated
ourselves together, for the purpose of ransactna Ce
nerat commission business in this place. Our business
VIII be strictly Commission one have oblioated
ourselves mutually, to each other in our articles Of co..
partnership, no to speculate in trade on Joint or in
ovGua account IN real estate, tobacco. flour or any
artces or products Of commerce. Reasonable advances
VIII be made on all consgumcnts, and every exerlion
used TO give satisfaction.
Goods will be received and forwarded with II, ,,os,,
possible Dispatch. THOMAS a. UOTCOIBE
DAVID w. BURTON
Dec. a. 1GI-wtrl r. EDMuNDS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-06

d q DIN REWARD.-Ran away from me- durino
~ IL WV the early part of the year, Ben MosE.
LEY, stout nulato, aged about 30 years What par
ucuiary desgnales him, is the prominence of his fcn-
lures having a nose much of the Roman cast. 1t is
probable that he has reached one of the free stn,as
there passing as free man though it may be- that he
is still lurking about at great distance Having ong
acted as boatman, he may be some where on James
river The above reward will be given for his devcrv
to myself residing in the upper end of Chesterfield or
Tor his confinement in any Jail, that can obtain
possession of him. ANNE H. MOODY
Chesterfield, Oct 81. 50-,vtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-06

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE-The subscribe
intending TO remove TO the West offers for sale the
tract OF land which he resides containing three hun
1ed ana eghythree acres The tract of land in the
JOINS the lands OF Judge Barbour, Charles H. Graves
and others; and is in desirable eghborhood There is
out houses, new barn. wheat threshing machine and
horse mill, all in good order Persons wishing 10 pur
chase are expected to visit it and Judge for themselves
Inc subscriber will take great pleasure showing it, and
WIN make the terms known upon application which will
be accommodating. JOHN " WEBB
Orange county, Dec 3. 64-wsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-06

sc Hn6k BEWABD.--Ran way from Mr. Robt
~ D. wv Payne, in the Spring Of 1895, negro
man named ANDnEw, brown omplexion, about 8 feet
10 inches high ~ years Of age made aud weighs
rom 100 TO 7J pounds, has marks recoect.
ed-he was purchased by Mr.. Robert Payne Of Peter
g. Cosby OF Richmond for ihc Corporation of Hunts.
vile, Alabama, Mr.. Cosby purchased him Of Mr. Thad-
deus Jones, Amelia hc has wife in the neigbborhood
and IS supposed 70 be lurking thereabous-A reward
Of one hundred dollars will be paid for his apnrehen
sion and delivery 10 Mcssrs Goodwin q Tempieman Of
Richmond or having him secured IN any Jail in the siate
Of Virginia. GEORGE 2. BElKNE,
Mayor # Bmtsoiue. Aiabana.
Jan. H. IL