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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-04
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!Saie IF Iainabe Property in tie too" Of B"eh"mam
- Of Deed OF. Tul,lnf5a oeaf1ng date The 1911
~ Iuv ISIS .r purpose OF securing certain htmS therein
mentioned which deed daily recorded IN the Iirk 1' "
m. rouuy Conr; Boieoar Shall proceed !" srl T" pun
lie .ucio- 10 tie highest bidder, on Monday the lin us "
0r,nh., the Whole property, III the town "i hu.h
an b.,onnr 10 the ohson and conveyed IN su cecn
One Iot No lr which large, coHinuhous ahu "
,,hr brick hul!din. ;hrr stories heh well cacuarn "
,,ce mercantile aiilmrnt tavern house ana wheh
-ra = been known and designated as Hos iioc'E
one Lot No 1903 hich il o"m'orthh!c IVY" S'n' y
hou.. formerly occupied by the Riancn Bank oi fsna
Banking House, lring Fitted ~ WIN c"untei "u ' 49,
sana and secure Want
ON. Lot 40. lu2, vacant IL, adjoining the ah"v'. ;.,
Half Lot No. 80, The south side OF iileh ,"e,t 80, 49,,
l. yry handsome and drsi-ahi- residence, bn' ~ oN' W.
stories hish good framed office aud earaer m i
ard conr,olis brick and smoke hoI'r. nus l
kmn,n generally AZ CorrA.r," and very conveniently
and rastru!ly arranged. ,is, !, i,,,e and
aso one other Lot un River street on "hcn Is aee 'n
co,nmodious brick house, fed up wi,h con'r a
ala. YES and has occupied store ever shIt "
il coed stand for business and situated immediately "a Wv
liver 50 ,a, beats NAV loaded and unioaded " m "''e
also several articles household aad Kitchen furniture.
II be above sale is Completed on the lh DAY o oo'o'
I, ri, he continued from diy to dag til conp'-'eh-
The me 10 III. above property believed to lie unlufsu'd
M I'm, acins "a ?.us:ec shall only convey saci IKE ~
vested IN Us deed Of tTus; aforesaid ~.
Thr rms o( sale viii te made known on the day oil SAFE
" T. iy@IHSr '"' Trustees.
tile
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FALL. AND WINTER GOODS.

FALL. AND WINTER GOODS.
nh subscribers received by the packets Iu-carora, Man
chester, and Weymouth from New York, large and very
'otneu o Dry Goods suited to the present ana approach
: season. \ atf II which a follows:
IVA oie medium aad line Cloths aud Cassiineres, COM
t'lNns ctocc assortment Of coors aud patterns
upper medGm and loss priced Kentucky Jeans
J." q" do Sattiners, all co,o:s
''a"ni Pains heavy Jerseys, napt cotons, &c
I'm" Va cneia, an! SwanS'own Nesi,ns
'n ana figured vel, silk and satin do
i,''' striped aGi plaid Linscss
No. W hinty point and DUH. Blankets
~ " ei>'t and utie. shrinking FiannelS
"a, Se' Nv. and green do very cheap
SS1'''h' aud darnlnr warn and zephyr N"rsted
AN aHi figured Mosen lie LANES from the richest styles 10
seems per ward
i';''ri ami striped Cha!eys and Bcmbazines
= and : / French and English Merinos
'n'lttl i!isires and Rosel,n piaits
nn'sa '.ned ard striped Silks and Reps
tt .,i , icS Gro de Rhine aud Gro de Swiss
.-prf boche slawls and Scarts
'aAa ,'lS, and velvet do
.h'eai, gimr, lse. and bohinet Laces and Edemgs
N'tton bohinet and wash Blond
i"aO'r> black and White silk and Cotton Hose
'go> $50" III 'rino, moravian aud servants d.
ladies wocl!en thihe and silk Gloves and Mitts
e'tabrc. jacouei, Swiss and 1areton Muslin
,,i>h Linens, Lawns, Damask and Table Cloth
"e bodcrea hem stitched and plain thread cambria Hand
>nfiar medium, low priced French, English ani Anne
~ ha'l and furniture Calicoes
Large and small checked supcr Ginghons
'M9.uus, Fnor Cloths, Baize, aud Hearth Rugs
N large LOT al beacl. and an colored Domcs-
@ ~ Bed Ticking apron and furniture Checks PaiS Sheet
=. >hf;inss, Oznahures, &c. &c.
"r nave for purchased all goods with cash, and
me lowest bu have been able better
'anacs than the present Will he shown In he low
prices at which goods offered. Cash acceptance In
wv" ale The conditions upon which onr "a are made
VALENTINE, BREEDES, K CO.,
Sra.e7 ' 'A"'S' . % ,II.Swew
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Treasury DrPAKTMrST,
r. H. SMITH, Regist r..

This shows that for seven years Immediately pre-
ccdng the year ISal the annual value OF I'M
pors CONSUMED was S94 2oI ,S2l, and that duty OF
27t per cent only upon all such imports would have
Welded in those years the sum of nearly twenty four
millions of nett revenue, the amount now required ny
n,n es,;,,,c of the wants of the Government But
,he,e ia another table in the same document (21ih
Congress, I'd session, No 244 Ho of Reps) which
c;,es the most important facts; and by comparison OF
the Two tables, and of various striking results EXHIBIT
ed by the last we may illustrate the true principles
upon which think reren"e iar!t, Wetdtng 'nf'acn-
,o annie protecon to all interests ough to hare been
6asid The second table to which alude is as follows:
> s,0rnsnt ,rhibng the ralue Of imports and eoports
annually from 1921 to l54l, iaei4sirt; the receipts
iuto he Trensurv annually, from customs during lie
same p.riod and, also, the raus eftutOn and specie
imuurtc1 and exported:
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POLITICS.
LETTER FROM HON. HENRY A. WiSE-l Contiared.l
tn mn IDusfjfufnfs

Upon looking into the tables of imports and duties
furnished BY the Treasury Department. and exhibiting
the comparisons of The facts and experience OF twenty
one years, under various Tariffs, thoroughly 10
the conclusion that protection and could under
existing circumstances, we'll and naturally enough,
without violation of the principles have laid down,
9" on armonIously together Tor many years to come
As preliminary to the demonstration OF this proposition,
would call attention 6rst TO tile following state
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Ertfnsjre sue of Ta!uabie James Mrcr LfNDS.
IN pursuance Of deed cued by the late John Wickam o.
,i CIV Of Richmond TO the subscribers the 22d day oil
Setenber 1895 for the purpose therein set t"th We sna
@ nr, if ar if not the day, following valuable
estates lying James River and Tnckal"e Creek VIZ;
Mann Randolph Esq containing, 10y survey 1871 acres arse
portion which consists "i ver low r'onns ' as.es ne's
rms rsa,c lies compact form. the buildings are near the
,r nj The open land aud the whole Of III excellent heaf
is situated immediately in The line II the coal formation having
PIT. operation each ,de OF ~ ana 'e" YEARS "s
e,e extensively worked on The premises is believed that
much Coal could raised The water We're drawn oil
and ,ha, lands offer more favorable prospect 10 se
wish 10 engage in ine coal business. 49,, ,,
30 The tract Of formerly owned 10y The late James Ln,
by survey, bt2 acres {" winch
l7 acres grounds and a5 acres part thereof are on
Tue Island This tract has on !. an e1ce a m y
ck succeed dwelling with an ice house. ana oe convenient
"" 40 : Tn. Zou,- Plantation purchased Of the late David
y,s n, nnh containing Of which 7s acres are
low rround-9 being on Tuekahoe sana ana ga acres
IN me main land besides large body of second "w grounds
Tl,s dwelling house on this land which, with some repair
might be made comfortable residence. r Man, p,,Jo,,h
AZ" - ,h s,e ,i., and Saw M containing y
liGi ncrs the he'd OF the old mn POM" now , he
At snail expense Of labor might be made m excellent meadow
On about y acres tir :. w eone ~. 49,
Gu " no ,h mil pond more definite line VIII he run lie
before the sale, which w 'hem n % , nm.s
hcs, tract. f land are To each otc ts ,e
River Canal passing through three first and ,hs nekan
Canal through the last They form noay ., Th.;T vicinity
y ard the highest state of impovems1, ,bc
Richmond being from ten to Twelve h s i; s"
q" the Canal which passes al hc LOO. !, rd If
alton To the injury, the means II hioiu "
tim aud of alter power, there being perie'nM
poinis, with ;le value II the COZ. p ,,,I f
perhaps desirable real estate lhht WIS VIZ,
ia Vrei, Abuut have been ir", VIZ" n
hc,rh,. Tie r>ral quantity Of wheat, ao'a' ''' ' " "
SOW u This Autumn ;, ,.;.. :; ,.,,,
The offered for sale al Ee,ss when - :, e
central in The oler m above described. The terms WI" ne, one
fourth af the purchase money cash. and the reride III a.
annual payments Bonds approved security, bearing @
the day If sale, with deeds oil trust on INC :,
required by the purchaser Possession WIN NC gwen ~
Jannary, le43. ,;,.,, ;, ~. EXCHANGE
Reading Room city Richmond The premises mise w, m. &c
shown any DESTROYS Of seeing mem pI ps ~ az 80
mayer. ~ " ,,,iirE II Al trustees.
s .c ,, 7 ,a ~. .o,d IN. Slaves, Stocks, Crops &c
VIII DC oiefen io' SAFE !" "h"' W. II. W. l..
w.. F. W.
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.iI te,r LAND For SAIF-l offer fer salc the tract of
land IN ,h- county ot Hanover which -sidc, contain
s AZ .p,,tv oCi actrs called the Rocky Ms d'stan, Is
| rom Renmout The build ncS large buck dwelling,
l ul houses. al IN the complete repair, new
t.k tam with trashlng machine, tobacco houses &c \
e potion of the lard Is highly improved aud - now IN eN
condition and great pl enclosed with oak plank
ss Wood i, abundant. the farm we'll watrre and has ea
r,e meadow There thriving young orchards now
,.ta. The finest The situation Is remarkably healthy,
.l g N ,yrly aspect desirable residence.
f.,s vii he very accommodating apply I" James
is ISL. Richmond, ts subscriber. the premises
- l.. L. WlCKiIAM
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DlA'hEfS, NAPf COTTOSS, &c.-The suh-cthrrs have
ID '-teully opened with their Stock of Fall and Winter Try
G. complete assortment cf Blankets Napt Cotions Nll
Cloths, ClSsimX .es Mrrinos and otns Co,n
.sa le-s'aI cen,i, ","'~", "t'h ',iie'! "a i'"'>
h.. d.. are oir- red FIR sale their usual terms.
Mr.. Gnl>s-s, Ply Ingram, 81 and ~ Nenian tHiehs
p Wilton and Tufted Rugs, which viii be sod very cheap
"'''''' RICHARDSON K co.
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Sept. ,

1r POsTPO NEMENT.To suit the convenience Of ali par
ties the above sale postponed un
Thursday day al October next which day II iair
Otherwise on tie day thereafter, SUNDAY excepted IL
IL expected, that arrangement
will made mai ~ the of sale rs Ia allow rea-ona
bic credit fo portion the purchase money, Of which inor
nation be- the day III sale 49, -
Il. {. NICHOLAS, Trustee
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Sept. lG

-,TI-.nI ! SraTZ'rON RIVER LAND FOR SALE.-The
subscriber offers sale, privately his tract oil ih 'n
tanning 76ll This tract lies on The Waters ." @
liver near Coles ferry Charlotte county there are iei i
nr lo grounds largest portion OF who Is ~ iet
superior qnhhy ana w .o"u
h,,, and contains upwards Of 900 of well n,rfeh w"'
land and some very highly improved tobacco l"t' ana near! ~
~ he arabic land high o improvement mere J.
.o on ,lc river Fishery belonging 10 said tract y'1ohe u
r,us The >elson plentiful supply Of fish; there are ever ap
aud leach orchards portion of when IS OF w o
rhr. Kind Of fruit The dwelling house large ana eoho
os Two story building good rpa containing ten rooms
good out
nveu.-us This land lies remarkably well, ana IL sih,ea ~
very ralthy and pt seci"a {" country ana W u.I
There few situations more desirable Ia"
farn.y residence ,,,w a.. ,s d,, NJ
II ihs land sold privately before Tuesday he Isl ,
S.,h.r ~, ~ shall on day. the premises, sell al
n,,c auction 10 the highest bidder, The following terms
cnn -, IA. Maid ON day of May NEXT, The residue
r. he nu,cbase money paid equal annual sia
rhr hole from the day Of SALE bonu
annoved security viii he required Of The purchaser, ana ae'
~ ,u., an ii land, further security. ., .
n b. II private sale should be made due notice WI n
49,. or
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nnyrH FOR SAll-'Hhat valuable Estate James River.
~ known ioy-l =, GIrs above Richmond, VIII BE- soil
O.. divided IN i,o Farms IL abcn, 80 each. E1ch
fam Ri a,s $50 nj low ground, lSl acres IN wood
i ami cleared high land. About $50 l,hels wheat
40 e .sn tai. Fal on each farm About half OF the purchase
oa 'rman unpaid severa! years by paying the in
~ .urusi:.
n. t.,t.rc vii be shown by my Oversecr.
terms apply lc The subscriber, III Richmond
CORBlN WARWICK.
diff
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EeESH FALL AND WINTER G0ODS.-We have nov in
store supply of faa and Htntrr Dry Go"ds conpre
hending large and general assortment which, having been
purchased thu month Of August before the passage The late
Tariff when as believed, the Northern MAJ krs
al their drpcsSu afford 10 sell on very easna
bic Our and other merchants visiting tis city,
invited to call examine for themselves
Falls. JAMES X CO., Cube Square.
Sept lG 3S-E
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,,.sr AID LOT FOR SALE.-in pursuance oi i'reu .,
~ .,ccnt,d 10 l- subscriber by George l. sm'n ahn
:. h wiz on the aih day OF December, ie5s ana az
" 80 r-rtsn purposes therein specified 'iidil expose W
sacricn cash, House and l" near TIE town "'
- - hrvond The limits of the corporation. The house
h,tcs dwelling with excellent cellar rooms, two
aeo and passage through The middle The place
,i, out tdliugs KIND saI.ei % tir place
T. INNS /. ,pn square wards The sa. Will take place,
'" ,n, NJ, the 81 day October Tire place Is al
rt eca,u-i Ly Wm. W tS>r ESD. aud VII he shown 10y
.. -f,,,.t ,cl-un Ge-rn. L. examine the properly
'H's" "''' WM. {. FLOuRNor, Trustee.
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LADY from New York, who has had experience IN
u teaching, and competent teach huh French ana uie
, English branches: also fancy needle ana woisiei work.
'as situation either teacher IN Seminary, Of n phh
t 10 Select Schnol Virginia the tarolnaS. a
'Iou preferred where hoard and stated salary would br
% Satisfactory references 10 character and gualheos
htr gwen The nf any school Other persons Gesi
@ q, asuins c teacher, 10y addressing line TO Jasper
'" Highs ild Fulton street New York stating location terms
= WI ohiiin all necessary information.
Sl-it
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1.-TWO HUNDRED DOILakS RtNvARD.-Ran away, on ,"n
day the ih inst four nrcocs wit: A.ch, ssphrn tit
~, and ldam Arch belongs the estate OF r' w.
erased about OLD. back ana faheI sp
stature prn and Henry belong Ia the nhaers'shen VA
Ill., Stephen about five inchcs ie' eoinl, NV
u'd Henry is about sAtrt yeals @
raby aud of a awny euo Adam heohes u hc es' 80,
William Fisher deed Is about twenty seven OF fch'
and very black egced s teeth some" nat
he hired the present shan GRIMM 81 tssea In
of ;ogrfer aud Ills supsea lcy
make an effort To get L. The state Oho some nosave
budding state; or They may lurking in The ncshhorroa
Mr. Henry Latham in Richmond county, or W. ana ,n" IL
ricksLurr where Arch grandmother lives wth Nc LOWS
reward viii h. paid for the delivery ., s II
negroes If Stae my dn's ier e,'he',
ken this twenty dn la!s 20 rher '.s w.
IL the cuuny ii Essea "ars, u taken Whh'h ne ~
'o"''''' w ~ ROBERT HILL,
:" 'e' ~ " - RICHARD MOTLEY.
Administrator % I'm. Fisher. dad
-, ir.h 3g-St
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NTOIICE-Th. Franklin Manufacturing Company have ap
pointed A. Maddox their Agent who VIII DC @ .r%,
his Store the Bank of virginia win
supply Of all the varieties Of Writing Paper maze al 'ne
Foolscap, acap ket post aud letter ra al s
will SELL by hulesac and retail such prices us cannot a
satisfy public. City and country merchants and
the State generally respectfully invited to examine nlS
and if is their interest to enconia:e unhs
factnres RICHARD WHITFIELD, President
'a.",', ~ eff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-04

NI0TICEWc .haI sion running our scortsve Boat from
IN July The lion wan Inc sas" p
Stages via tie Canu and Scosvie, will s'l he krp up
senrer. for stanton by leaving In our iyne,bnc ba
which leave Richmond Monday Wednesday, ana fIa ~
O'Clock, A. NJ will arrive In Stain al ine sae N.Y. NV ~
per Railroad. Eoip, tb'io'p - ~ ,r
|
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But To carry this comparison OF the periods OF high
and low tariff still further:
The total of imports paying duty for thirteen
years, from 1890 to 1884, was $3.50, 5237IG
The annual average OF the same was 1921 ,055
The total amount Of imports paying
duty for eight years, from 1888 up TO
1912, was 55O,IG5,l52
The annual average was 68,770,644
Difference Of the annual average OF
the imports paying duty between the
two periods only 3,sOO,4Il
The average per crntnm of revenue
upon the amount Of imports paying
duty during the period OF thirteen
years % 33.l00p.c c.
The same per cent. in the next eight
years YVES % 2el00 do.
Difference in the per cent ofrevenue
upon imports paying duty between the
two periods 05 100 do.
| Tie total amount of imports free Of
duty for thirteen years, from 1920 10
1884, si7i,4464l5
Annual average Of imports free in
that period 13,lS7,4i5
! The tolsl amount OF imports free for
the eight years from 1888 10 1912 56Sll7,9I7
Annual average Of imports free in
that period 7l,oI4,739
Difference Of the annual average Of
the imports free Of duty between the
two periods 57,se' 1893
The average per cent. Of revenue
} upon the total amount Of imports during
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~ THOMAS k.TCiilE.
,,,. Richmond Enquirer.
-, ;. pa '.,s.ea thre; II nes pee. .A,

nj. ,s.69 three u mes u pee" "H' s''-
~ =, fa{'' i fe re,k dar,us the rest Of the ysar.
ia So 10. 49, -. * nF SUBSCRIPTION.
49,. ,,n,,r. aud Three nallars Tor SIX months,
crFN- =. B, pad III, once, or rem''tu ny man, posi-
,!,4a H 81 % ,~, annum a the end OF the year.
.l', "' '. ,tn,- be reunited per i''' w soo ~
r NJ ~ the risk Of the Editor 'ae P'ttag -,
s.,ssr Nt' w. -, ;,rtsrs.-trhe postage "t Sise e
L-. ''- , ,5cnnn Ia The wnier IL IL 'le ~ s r
,.,l.etN ,.nsyr a!siues>, which operates d." Se' vas
1 ne s!ttorl 9, nine papeys annually shall have the
r. b ss-'s- 1,rcvs OF ADVERTISING.
IN ,in.s or less, irS inseTtoa - eeu's'i'
-tt ',' - .tnfe n.u>i he accompanied Win INC ~"
if'> 80. .,,.rsncrS, L" insnvc cNecntN'i' ,, a
az .,- ,; 4.is,ns an,"i't '" W .., cent
To- 80 made II per cent? asa ~ s'"' " M r;.,aS
!<'4h ,.,.s solicitation OF several oi "u w. t.,
-. - .,,..t L. take Hunted number "i se"'' -, i,
tcat'f , h; Al ,.cte. unurcess"r? 10 81: 'i
t~'' ,c,,.e, likely o result theIet"'i " ' ,. I'm,
t'' So RE sr.f..rt ciroa!a''"a 81 our l'''i ~ ,,c =
80 rt 20 ~. iact, taat annual advr,''> - "a ~
~" '. ,n,-,, ~ rrsrg paper, and once we" W =, ,,-
Wct>' VIZ ,.tIs4rs val be strictly tsm'tG h"",
p7 .l m ,,ir general terGlS l-aid |" ShS' ,I ,h
~ ,nns, nay gro rata tn! AZ enlaise'''. ~,
pe'' , ,., shall haze the privilege oil cha;s'n ','
','F 'f,,i, as ,hey please, without any aua'''on"
- .,,,g- are the terms Of iaaad aarut''e eoo
rf, sllair, 10
q, twice week, ~
Pl"s i"' ,rJ ,,o,,;rr,s frpu the country "h'he'e'
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ROANOKE NAVIGATION COMPANY.
F,E Annual Meeliu. of the Roanoke NAVIGATION Company,
will be held Boydton, Va, on TUESDAY The Ism day oi
Oc ,ohrr neat A. JOINER.
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October next. 4. JOINER.
Sept }. tt-as
ID iCHNuNn ACAnEAiY.-Ihi his institution viii he opened
Ia Monday, ID Of October under The following arrangement
III Professors: ,,. -
W t s Gs:sr rT%si%" ar or Isisa CO ANCIENT
W Il Rally, Professor Of Modern Languages
BESIDES The Professors there viii be engaged many assistant
teaches as the number al students will Justify.
The Of instruction WIZ extend tom the elements Of an
En.i, extensive aud Thorough c""rsc al cass
cal Mathematics, and the FRENCH German and Italian
i" Of complaint as To HE expense q"
zinc aiin Academy and In place IFS advantages within i
reach persons IN moderate circumstances The following seae q"
charg., has been adopted:
Snenc Reading, Writing, Grammar, History, Geography per-
crm a ten months Sos Wv
| Same ~ It'll Mathematics. ~ w
rr,uch ~ 10
s ','S Nah, Mathematics and French 50 NJ
Ancient Languages tinen,'e Of the preceding English - m
Ia 4, with French to
u, do with French and Italian. 20 o0
, nne" III '''"s""s' ; ''"N"' SEAMAN 49," Is
Fees are required b. paid semi annually in advance 10 The
certificate At such payment TO be ea
Rs rene. NAV lie made 10 the following gentlemen who
trustees TO tie Academy, Dr. George Watson, George W. Nun
James +. Heath Gusavus A. Myers. James ta.Ar Acho
Mills Vi Patton Jhu H. Eu>tace, Archibald Peasants
Robert G scott Subet. and DR. Richard Carrlneon
- Anthony Robl"cn ill., Esq, is Treasurer ofth1 institution
Sept % ~
r,RISrEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE-in
pursuance Of ced Of Trust executed by Henry Ih~eai
and James Rawlings, deceased and 10 r ndcsshed
hearing date the 9Th day Of April e' and "l record III 'ht
County Cont "f Halifax, for the purpose o securing sum u,
money due thu farmers Bank OF virginia l. As surviving
Trustee, shall, Monday, the 'th dat Z" ot.ooet newt i
il not the day proceed 10 sell on Tie premises
public aucin valuable tract "f Land situated IN TIE
county Halifax miles y. H. OF the Court Rouse, %"
Hunting creek adjoining The lands Of c" ll.n cansicn ana
others containing 600 lone half of whr Is stand
in original grow woods. with abundant supply o good
TIMBER. The follow ine m"e particular description "i
property given by we'll acquainted with u: There
his Land o 10 lI of good branch ana
creek fiat land free lnunaon and very Grille The pau
ation repair under good outivat"n remarkably wen
o,.rd situated very the South road
her. the Stage passes and three times week ana
near good g aud mill, aud cotton machine, winch great
fI.y al lac
from the plantation every direction fine Tie neishho
hood the health, intelligence morality and
wca. al The buildings CONSIST If small " com
Portable dwelling present occupied b. The ovcrsrer, WIN out
for the place. his Estate il well worth The al
teu of captais's.''
The tern of sale will he cash.
ROBERT C. NICHOLAS Trustee.
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MISS MACKENZIE respectfully announces, tal ne s
WI will he open 81 October for Inc fesepo " h. h,s
and d,y nupis She much piensne IN hreV na s
prem, red for them every that can tehu 10
srcrs their imnrovem: she knows no hshe y
,h, ha birh sh. In rendering her School worthy OF
Of Tie ample public favor BY which " mas
for many years, been distinguished ass,
Ernil ~ =.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-04
RICHMOND VIRGINIA. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1912.

No1lCE-1lr Colancr.hip If WIN. 7. Tucker ( Co u
h!s Gay dissolved. hy mutual consent. VIM. y. Tucker Is
authorised Ia collect III. debts due the aud ir dms
due from the ncern, and il authorised the Of W IL
llum u. Ilchcr 20 G.rl NM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-04

1,1E Mi,.r. NELSON wi, open II Boarding School for yonng
Lite. on the gh Ucurr nrAt al Oakland, IN tho county oi
Hanover about - cs ifom Richond and miles rom hravef
- 49, r,,o, un the Railroad. The situation Of the
selnol j. q very region well known Tor h"
pirr and air. and, alSo easy o access ~
he those VINO may arrive NJ Inc haoan
m mai, The course u instruction ~ 'N School VIII consist ~
na,ion .,uer with the frrncl Language and Music az de
s,cI np.n ln- Piano Gniar The most careful alrn''"h
r % r Maid Ia the religious instruction ana imai utp
n 81 nm. nuuls hcing thought that they viii he hest hiieh
@ usefulness IN his world by learning 10 live foi me nrx hr
wear viii u October IL July, bul inclusive
III nnuIs of August September being time Of vacation
The terms For Board and Tuition IN all Tue s. senn sn
~ The INSTRUMENT $50 payable half yearly IN advance hier-
nre ma, he made To H. Rev. Mr. Meade, R.y w ~ rem
1Irr ca Va or To Mr. Pcca, of Richmond Application oI
adns sion 10 die he made To Thomas Nelson, fs,
Rirhmod or 10 Wu Nelson, Esp Beaver Dan iiepo' Hanover
county, Va a3-td
Aus.