Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-06
BY DUNLOP, .WoSCURE Z co.

A DEMONSTRATORS Sale of ,Vuluaue Personal
n ProYerty.-l will sell on Tuesday the 9th of Janu.
AIRY, 1888, at 10 clock, if fair, if not, the next fair day,
at the residence Of William Anderson, dec, all his house
hold and kitchen furniture, farming utensils, stock of
hogs, cows, horses, riding carriages, &c, consisting in
part OF the following articles, and many Others too tedious
to enuInerate.
l very handsome carriage and harness, built by james
Boshey and but little used.
! old carriage and %barouche, with horness.
l wagon, cart and gear.
2 valuable mich cows and some young cattle, q pair Of
very large well, broke mules.
3 horses, among them a good harness horse,
dining, tea and card tables, nearly new.
handsome sofas, Mahogany chairs, &c.
sideboards, looking glasses, wash stands.
5 Beds, bedsteads, Furniture, &c.
carpets, rugs, &c.
TERMs-90 days upon Sums over 800 for approved
paper; and cash Under that amount.
Alter the above sale, will be sold the stock of do
mestic wines, mode from the Cn.awba grape-abou, II
or 500 gallons-a large part of them ale old and highly
approved.
DAVID ANDERSON, JR,
administrator of I'm. anderson, dec.
Sale conducted by Dunlop, Moucure & Co. Aucls.
Jan. 6 7l-1t
HNEMALE SCHOOL near CarIouesriNe-TLe sub
scriber takes this method OF informing the public
that Mrs. Mary G. Woodson's School for Young Ladies
and girls, will open on the 18th of January, and close on
18th December following, allowing one month for vaca'
ton about the middle Of The term. For board and tuition
during the scholastic year Of ten months, the sum of one
hundred and twenty dollars will be charged. Mrs.
Woodson having been engaged in school teaching for
the last twelve years, with no little success, deems 1t un.
necessary 10 say any thing in relation TO her ~qualiica-
tons for that responsible office. Instruction will be given
in almost every branch, making mp a good English edu.
cation, and lessons on the Piano will be given by a highly
celebrated teacher Of Music, (alr. Joseph Bigelow,) near
the University Of Virginia, on unusually moderate terms.
The school will be kept within quarter OF u mile OF Char.
lo,lesville, at 4 most pleasant and delightful situation,
entirely removed from the noise and hustle of the town.
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Thomas W. Gilmer of Charlottesville, and to Dr.. Tho
mas Meriwe.her and Nh. Daniel F. Carr Of Albemarle
county. THOMAS WOODSON.
Jan
VALUABLE LOTS AND HOUSES FOR SALE.
BY virtue of 4 decree of the Circuit Superior Court
of Powhalan county, pronounced OH the 9TH day Of Nov.
1887, in the suit of Albin 6. Saunders VS.. Suunderss
Executors and others, the undersigned will proceed on
Saturday, the 18th Of January next, if fair, if not, on the
Monday following, at the town OF Jefferson, in the coun-
" of Powhatan, 10 sell at public auction the following
lots in said own-Nos 8, 10, -, IA, IS and lG, with the
houses and appurtenances lhereunto belonging-also at
the same time and place, q small tract of wood land
about one mile distant, containing by estimation % acres.
One. half o. the purchase money 10 be paid in CASE, and
the balance in twelve months from the day OF sale. Tho
credit payment to be secured By bonds with good per-
sonal security, and the title retained 81 q further securi-
ty therefor. On some of the above lots, are situated one
Of the best houses in town, with al! the necessary out
houses requisite for q large family, and is we'll adapted
for a tavern. There are also among other improvements
a store house and lumber house. The above sale VIII
positively take place, and il is believed u good oPportu-
nifty viii be presented for an advantageous investment.
JOHN w. NASH, Commissioner.