Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-08
Office of The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal CcmTSay'

Office of The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company
WAsulsGToS, April Z, lo35.
EDRoPosALs will be received a, the once o., nn IL
Il Commissioner Of the Canal at Hancock, nhth
The 9Th day Of May next, and at TINS oHlce IL
WASHINGTON until Thursday, the lO,h day of May next,
for constructing the following described works upon the
line of the Chesapeake and o IN Sanan, VIZ: Fiosor.
Mile Creek. or cc --,c-
Forty CULvERTs.
And twenty. three SECTIONS ol Tue oa"ai, "os'" '""
Of very heavy work.
The line upop which the Aforementioned work is To-
Gated extends from The Great Cacapon river 10 Cumoeri
land. Into
Specifications will be furnished upon application either
a, this Office, or at the Office Of the Commissioner IN
Hancock. u.,c.
, r,,id prusecutinn Of the work, those to whom contracts
may be let will be required to commence operations
within thirty days after the letting.
A more particular description ct the works which are
to be Ie, vmiI be published in the National lnteiligencer
on Tuesday, the 24'h day of the pTfscnt month;
fi,rk of tc Chesapeakc and Ohio Canal CompanV.
.,,I % ll4-tl0M.
" \ IN CHESTERFIELD FOR SALE-By
y 4 virtue of two DEGREES of the Circuit Superior Court
of and ChanceIy for the county of Chesterfield, (the
frs, pronounced on the 2Sth day OF October, A.D l-"1,
and the ether on the 3lsl day of March following the rn'
dersigned, Commissioned, will sell 10 The highest BIDDER,
on NuxpaY, the 2-th day of May next, one rnOIety OF
all the Lands devised by Geo. Cox, Sr decd, to Martha
and Susannah Friend, being that part oi The lands IN Inc
proceedings mentioned, which are allotted, ~ The CiVlsion
of tho same, TO the said Susannah Friend, as her share,
viz: one half of a tract on James river, called Coxendale,
beinu that mart of the farm on which Edmund Beas!ey
resides, and is about two miles below the Richmond and
Osborne Turnpike Ferry, supposed to contain leu acres.
Also, about 26 acres, lying on the East side OF said turn
pike, at The ferry. Also, a tract called Chestnut HIll,
supposed 10 contain about 600 acres, adjoining the lands
of '1homas Hewlett and Henry NJ Clay, on which Tho
mas Friend resides. Also, the said Susannah Friends
interest in the Red Water mill, 1t being one ha!i. Inc
sale will take place at the Overseer S house, at Co1enduie,
at ~ O'Clock. NJ.
TERMS "A credit of nine. eighteen, and went seven
months. Equal instruments will be aIlowed-the pur-
chaser giving bonds with good security, and the title 10
he withheld until the purchase money shall be fully pad
Thomas Friend and Edmund Bcasley, living on the
lands, will show them to any person disposed to pur'
chase, CT. WOODSON, Com.
Aprl2 llo-tds-
WbICHMOND AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
ER, ROAD-On and after the lst of May, the cars
going North. will leave Richmond at 4, A. NJ, and pas.
sengers vii! breGkfaslin fredericksburg. The oblectof
this early hour is to enable passengers 10 get TO Wash.
inp,on in time for the afternoon cars, and 10 Baltimore
the same evening-so that, by taking the night line from
Baltimore, they may reach Philadelphia 10 breakfast,
and New York TO dinner-thus putting travellers in tie
Northern Cities in advance Of any other line.
ar rom CIlulDi " fuo'hHpNH1
From Washington 10 Baltimore, 90
Tie cars with the mail and passengers coming South,
will leave Fredericksburg at 4 qnarier pasl "a. VI ana
NEE, The train from Richmond al Milford.
To and trOm Charlottesville - Passengers for Louisa,
charlottesville. &c, going from Richmond, may take the
mail train at 4 o'clock, or the freight train at . o'clock.
Those from fredericksburg will take the mail train at u
quarter past D O'Clock.
All the passengers for Charlottesville, will breakfast at
the junction, where they will take the Louisa train, and
arrive at Charlottesville the sd me evening.
Passengers from Charlotte ville, arriving al Frederlcks
Hall ia The evening, will take the Louisa cars ut 4, a NJ.
Those going TO Fredericksburg, will, at the junction,
take the Northern train, and arrive there to breakfast.
Those goiog to Richmond, will breakfast at the juno.
ton, ard upon the arrival Of the mail train, take it 10
Richmond.
FreiDM Train Between Richmond and Fredericks.
burg, on Tuesdays, Thursday and Saturdays. Hour,
from Richmond, ), A. NJ; from Fredericksburg, half
past s, A. NJ.
April2 q llo-u
N~OTICE.-The estate Of the late WILLIAM MAYO
~ deceased, has been committed to my hands Tor ad.
ministraion. All persons having claims against SAID
estate, are hereby requested 10 make them known as
soon as possible, in order that the funds in hand may be
lie gally applied 10 The discharge of his debts. Such as hold
claims Of superior dignity against him, either as prInci-
pal or security, are hereby notified, that, unless they are
presented in due and legal time and form, the funds IN
hand will be applied TO the payment of such other debts
may be presented, and in that case, this notice will be
plead in bar against all claims that are not presented
within the time prescribed by law.
Persons indebted 10 the estate will make immediate
payment, or legal steps will be taken against them IndIs.
crimina,ely. w. d. WREN, Sergeant {. r,
and administrator Of Nm. Mayo, deceased.
April "a LIST
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