Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-19
BARGAIN Having determined to remove t" tie
"a | oii.,r III nIr salr ulantnLlOn on

BEf
"A Vest | offer, at private sale, my plantation on
"hic! resi- IT, ~ Narrower The tran cGJ't1: ~ @cr"f.
a Is :. l.o@: :ns.?a5'c . csl". - i.i '"c':@h 81
country. :, a.lua,"5 'ai"eca H. Rocky SIX. aiid
h.cu.. Get, v.'. the :,oua .tA!" gT"7. 2i.I
b,.,rta. ,y lie o.. ,l.u:.!n "aL lite aouru.stlmt
from Richmond II rns, and ir"n tie Dover Nils, ~
miles There aJVu. - acres OF r*crent creek land:
81 60 acres o.! ia highland are III c!arrr, the residue
of the cleared land fully equang, II BOT surprising IN
fertility Of soil the lands il this vicinity Of country and
are .lr~t!, easy Of Improvement and wei adapted 10
clover lii" plantation is divided INTO i"uT HeitS and
thee large well improved lots Tie buildings ere very
good--Ilc dwelling ho;i4c large aud very convenient,
Containing four ruD,ns below, passage aud entry, lwo
pnrcies attached three rooms and passage up stairs:
and excellent ad large roois in the ccl!aE-a NJ
Chen. and three other framed houses Tor negroes: with
brick clImi"s large framed dairy ana lnea! house,
new log com house. and very large and convenient
framed barn. with sheds Tor horses. and Cellar lhe t
size Of ti housctAcre is attached TO the barn an OK.
c-!rn. wheat tirTcshng machine. About one'sHtA oil
Tie land in wood, and wcll-tImhcrrd. lie houses are
al! in good repair the yard and garden neatly and sub
s:an;;ay p!ankeG and pard in. There Is perhaps. no
situation between tr mountains and tide wafer In"'e
dr,rlb! for health. batMain can DC had as HE sub
Scrbcr disposed 10 take vciy moderate price Tor Tie
estate. This tact is offered for onc.lhrd CASH the ba
lance of lhG purchase money payable II one and two
yrarspos*cssion given lSt October next J also "irr
Tor sale! my land in the county Of Bath formerly Augusta
Continuing 100 acres situated Stuart creek, branch
Of tie Cowpa>lue river, and both sides Of Tic great
road leading from Stanton to the Warm Springs
PHILIP WOUDSDN,
j"n5 ['3-wtf4.J IinHOrr cOa"iy
etNEED & CARPENTERS Patent yp;hc Michine,
- far Arashing Uh,at Rye md OatS.-IEe subscriber
HISS made arrangements al his En 1--we mics from Char
rt,csrr, the Rlvanna river. 70 carry the Ma
ch.mr business very extensively and would say to The
r'1c generally; that all those w1 are dcs"us OF OBJ
i!ning iIr*! rate Machines. would do "rll to give him
cali as his machincs are greatly preferred OYER all
others, wherever they ale known. These Machines
horses, portable stationary, may Re Preferred have
been engaged IN Machine building Tor many years, and
have PAID great attention To al Inventions ana have
never ANY that would thrash as much To tie
horse and got out as clcan and for strength anu dura
hiIry they are tot surpassed by any made in America.
"c"s pue"rS axe aTrn'ry ',1e% 10 ea az" , IN.
u':', do navy Nv ',t '"' ~ r,.,
me- >u"'''"T al "t:,''.; '"t .1'' w "" o I"
I''!'''' u, ''''' '','i !" TIC '"" '"s - ms" ~
nave purchased snchts OF me- Inr In'f'''':pI ,..,
, '", 'm"'""" a. "r""F': D"" '''"fSo"' rye: " O.
ram - h'teE; |"' i"""'S H"S'H '""H H. =" D"';S1 81
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yE7E subscriber intends to continue lis School the
s r:.s,inr wear al Clifton. six miles above Iavo.s
vlIlc anI wiln three hundred Yards Of the roue re-
Gently surveyed for the Louisa RaiI.road In his School
viii be lau.l the Greek Latin, and English languages.
III; ::chao . Commence tie i,;t January inst,
;:I The St D following.
There will ur Il vacation Of month i'll the summer.
cn:,nrnciur on the second Friday in June The f. for
tuition. VIII be S) prr scholar uayabc our-hal at the
ryoi-a,,ou If each session Sir ISAAC ErrLER with
vl,u, he h,,ds u.iII ,cconnod.i i,ur small boys sikh
L,,rL. wa.hi;rr ludrjur frrt &c. for $40 each No
hoy :, ho cau,n, read Wll be admitted into the schoo!
~, ',.,. ,; h.. ,1sn G,r shnr,or nnroI Lan The
,yr, ,rrn n, has had twculy,iyc wears experience
in rncnr and the best proof he can rive of his dill
gent ana faithful attention to his pupils Is that many OF
those whom ne !!as 'auTh are no" iecrlV'n@ "a hVe
hundred 10 thousand uoi'a1s per a"u'i oE 'eir scr
wees , -
i't"'S ~ W. H"''i, ~ lux s"''I''"e'' S''ao oe "
rccicd to 'crdun f"si Once, lial"Trr' .
'OliN u .,hhHoN'
Clifton; Hanover o.: JAM. ''-"''"
EMUalANITY HALL ACADEMY In this Semi.
h q nary will be taught every thing necessary to pre-.
pare yGur men for college, fit them Tor the ordinary
avocaons OF life The for session Of 10 months
commencing the 10Th Of Janulry next, and ending
on tie lGth Of November following. will be rs fvlow$
viz Board and Tuition 500; Washing, Bedding, and
Candles $50. Fifty dollars will be required in advance
tile balance (&70) at the end Of the term.
il may be necessary to say. for The information Of
those unacquan!cd with me, that have been regularly
engaged in teaching ior the last lweny.o ycuIs-lhc
most of that time Immediately in this nrghborhood, and
being fond OF 1.-The delightful l!s,' expect to teach
mt'!y mo!e, sIiou'u '.'e "n" "c":i F''''t' ""'
ra''l Tt'u .'le s"tiou .s ~: 2,;u, ""u
rom !'ng IAprhcI' '''t "'''Iut g','ui's my "t,.o
lrt!3 r., ~ p'''s. ~ ' ' nam, ; :,, ,, , ~ -,
l'''c' nv SAM ''e '"0 "i'coi' VIA w 'He"ueu
'hose cU"ueu 10 ny muSt' 10 u NY o"' .'u't !'N
lures and religious authors on The sabbath Fifteen or
twenty o9%S can he accomii'""aeu III Il com"i'a''e
manner. lh's ocHooi Is W. Tile 'o"e' en-" VI h"ch'"5
ni' COUNT; anu LIE s''uato" IL Il" "rHi Hs ally III
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