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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-09-28

A Southern planter was lately asked by
the honorable Abbott Lawrence nf Bus
ton, at what price they could alf"rd t"
make cotton at the South! His answer
was. that ifa cotton planter was out "l
debt, under specie currency low Stale
taxes, and no tariff. he could make it profit
able at three cents a pound; it made, in
fact but little difference as to the price OF
coitnn. as cotton regulated the price of
every thing else. We could then compete
Il asai,,stIndia cotton, andagairsl the world.
But if Bank paper regulated the price OF
property, and tariff duties regulated the
cost of consumption, we could not aiford
to make cotton at The present price.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-09-28

A Fair Ofcr.-Make a full lestimate of
all you owe, and Of all that's owing 10 you.
Reduce the same to note. AS fast as YOU
collect, pay over to those you owe; if you
can't collect, renew your notes: every
year, and get the best security you can.--
Go to business diligently. and Industrious,
ly lose no time, waste noidle moments; be
very prudent and economical in all things;
discard all pride but the pride of acting
justly and weIl-be faithfulin your dutyto
God by regular and hearty prayef MORN
ing and nish,-attend church and meeting
regularly every Sunday, 'do unto all men
as you would be done by Ifyon are too
needy in your circumstances, to give to
The poor, dp whatever else you hayein
ynur power to do for them cheerfuliy
but if you can, always help the worthy
ponr snd unfortunate. Pursue, this course,
diligently and sincerely for seven years,
and, if you are no, happy, comfortable,
and independent in your circumstances,
come to me and will pay your debts.a
DR.eFRANKLIN. s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-08

-rovIl,E-From and after the 25ti OF Aprii, our III
nrs of Packets Iynchhuig will Leave kicln"nh an"
ynchrg on Monday, Wednesday, and Fridays, al o.k
,v This arrangement, form connection WIN me Va
;s me. Of Stages Of ynchbirg 'ur ScoViie
Boa, viii leave Richmond u>nal VIZ: on M"nhaS Nr.Ms
| ,d Friday NJ O'clock, r. NJ, connecting WIZ Inc Farm
vli. and allx Stages, and also with the ChaneSVe anu
sann,nn stages As convenience and expedition ny 's
- 90, MI MIXERS gnn. West from Richmond, or lis '" hi!,
,ve al no, say any tlu, but refer Passengers ana ohe 10
thnSr ,lo have travelled IN rarke;s ,.,,.ro,,,
'"'e ' BOYD EDMOND & Davenport.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-08
CLOTHING, &c, For THE NAVY FOR lsA3.
Navy DEPARTMENT,
Bureau of Provisions and Clothing,

.EAIED PROPOSALS, endorsed p,poa fer Nary Clothing
2s;h day fer furnishing Delivering ION receiving
Is days mooc) each either of HE Navy Yards Cha,1s
town, Massachusetts, lir""s!yn, New York ana ..,ot VIZ
ena such quantities Of al the following a'S's ?" Navy
coe may he ordered during the year S x ny tue CON
Blue cloth r. Jackets and other clothing; also
Wooden Stockings,
Wooen Socks
Thick, sewed, Leather Shoes
Scwcd Leather Pumps,
Wooden Blankets, 49,;
PIES which may be deposited in the Navy Yards at non
York. rhiadepha Washington, Norfolk, ba'''hoe Na'' ''
All The aforesaid articles must subject To such inspection and
survey the Chief of Bureau Of Provisions and clothing ma!
ccived That ~ not fully equal to The san c VI r IN n
material and workmanship and which docs no. eun ~
respects the >tipu!atiuis and provisions Vi e
TO be made.
The conr divided into classes, viz; mems ana hoy!
distinguish the prices il raeh casc nv"
must be calculated In cover every expense a'eue n
ulhc contracts, intending the necessary hr'a au e ,
The hole must be tic rlsk anu expense VI w"
conaciur in good, tight substantial ann ar, MhI NY Ne ~
os' adj and in good rP o'ls h ,f fespecse Command
nf the said yards OF delivery. -, a., CT, ,
pums ond for an ,i Stockings and Sochs ttad for all TIE
and fcua for al the ether Articles Us a'nn
vii BE- r7ad far who are ENGAGED Ia the ma
nuclue Stockns Socks, Shoes runp- and ankrls u :"
Responsible auGiag will have preference teif Terms w"
aintt q IT, .,o., >. r,-r;.,, ,,I
In case failure the ra-t atte contractors to f"h> 'u
deliver tie several articles winch may e 'seu ~ ~ '" ~
M h. au,lnizcd Ia purchase he required To supply
tlc ccnces and Of cost over ts rTtes ".le"
be p,i by contract shall be charged TO ana ia'd ny e
spcci!ye contractors. .,a 80,
Bond. in third estimated amount OF the reeI.e e"
tracts required, approved setrs ah" rn ~
addition, " u he Withheld from ene .nou ac.
delivery made, security FOX tie iailiu' pei'a
m The respective which VIII on no account tie raia
iii the contracts con,ird NIL respects ana u We
forfeited 10 of the Cne! states, IN the efeh'
~ failures 10 completes deliveries in conformity AIN lh'
.,s Thar NAV he made ier making the deduction Of ten PEI
cent payment The will be made by the United stale
within thirty days after tie sad clothing sa nave oee
approved and received and bills for lie same GUY 81 h
by cert,ica,e Of by the receipts OF e &c
soer,ve Navy AT said Navy Yards aud BY ;e ao
,I =, The re- pecye tomnanaan;s o said yards Of delivery
shall, be presented Navy Agent By WHOM payment Is 10 o
made g., f,,r, Nor
sons who have heretofore failed TO fulfil their contracts.
ueascd to designate the place places ii which ify may oe
payments be made IL tlenl I'D
Nay. ]
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-08

,,,o THE HEIRS oEDANlEL McLAUREN.-A legacy hav
IN, heen ,e, IN thaeirs of Daniel Mcauicn, deceased ny
~ ia.I v;, and .s,eut of Geo. t. Harrison, deceased, OF
un in ,br conv1f Prince George, the State of Virginia
% given ial they come forward, without delay and
,%., s.;a Mr. Acauren native OF Scotland
~ ha;sved of prubiire)-was formerly in the employment
~ u.n ns manser and died, after leaving his employ
, ab"", The vcnr lis or 30 Any person. who can give IN
formation relation tie ieIs aio'esa' !, raw m
etci.hnrg, Va. I ~ u,r'Ison dereascd
-, - Aeh"e'i'0'' 49, 49-em
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-08

s, ALE or VALUABLE FARM IN PRINCE EDWARD.-By
virtue Of Deed of Trust executed TO us by Charles
deceased for certain therein mentioned ana uuy
corded The Clerks Office of Prince Edward county we sna
proceed To SELL public auction, Wednesday the 2S OF NO
vember next premises the Tract Of Land on which the
said Charles Venahe, deceased resided containing by esta
ton ia This land lies about miles west OF farnVe
the and Rig fiarS creeks II estimated
that upwards of 100 rt well reclaimed bottom
land, and that upwards of lJ in WOODS Inc improve
large cuudiols dwelling house. with all neccsst
hnusts good orchard. The tobacco barns are sum
cent house 80 09j pounds Of tobacco. Any person wshh. 10
see The land may app Ia either OF us. -
Also wI he sold. the place and time The crop OF Cor
Oat, ay Wheat Fodder Stock, Plantation Utensils, &C., on
lle Estlc. Terms made known on the day Of sale
HENRY EENABLE, T,ns,ccs
JOHN W. GILLIAN, !
o,, IA lids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-08

WILL be sold Claenoui, the county Of Nottoway on
W Tuesday the day N"vemha next the balance oil The
perisabe Estate of the Conrnte Webb Consisting OF some
Stocks After the sac oil SHOCKS
and Crops the land besoswiirt reserve ihe tract con-
tans between fifteen hundred and two Thousand acres me
p-rishabe Estate viii he sold on n credit of months and the
Land one Three Persons drsir"us
Of viewing the premises will call Mr. Wallace the manager
OF the Estate. HENRY WEBB Administrator.
oc, "a So IT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-08

1rALIAHlE LAND FOR SAE-- offer far sale the tract Of
Land in county of Hanover which reside cniiah'
ing survey 1901 called tie Resy aHS, distant ~
mics Richmond. The biidlns large brick dwelling
,yI,l, lie usual al complete repair new
brick barn, with ita.hmg machine tobacco heists C. y
large PORTION the land highly improved, anh now III th
ccct condition. and part encused WIN OAK iiahN
fnrr abundant fIrm well Watrfcd, ana ns rN-
i've meadow. There tirviag young orchards now
ncina IN. finest fuil The situation is remarkably healthy.
and in every respect n most desirable residence
Fur terms which v he accommodating Apply 10 James
Iyon ESD Richmond, the subscriber on the premises
''' 10y L. F. WICkIiAM
., ~ 4l-G
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-08

NAVY DEPARTMENT l7lh Oct, s;2 s.nled Proposal,
~ VIII received at,hs Department. nh oe"em' J.. w., ~
and constructing the preservation OF the ChaI'5 ana
Insttumcnts heloncn.o the Navy win It's necessary ooe
io-ir. granite piers, &. .,,: - ca GOO, ,n,,.
The Depot 10 consisted central binding Of my sc' qe
with Wings uf twere five feet III ehs'h al" 'e" "
wids-lhr y hole To tie i,!t al lrck- 80. r,.,
Plans aud sprcicat viii LIE exhibited nj this Department,
=, ,,, ,;nr Ia bJ for tie The excavation 10 he
I d ,e n..pn, WINTER All The materials 10 he fnrnsicd
Of the hes, quality work 10 be done IN le oe ~, a ,
Ir construction buildings. Payments 10
he made moi lcncr hl once month, and then only 81, hlls
c,,h liz the superr; 0dng ofccr, and approved y; tie S
cre,nry r I'M, NAVY rex, ing ten per all the bills ~ G."
a- ,cur,v until Il, shall be completed 10 The en,e
.alisi.r ion Of the d.rtmant. ,, ,,.
iol for the fai,l performance of the contract WIN 'w
satisfactory securities a be given for onclhtd Tile e"a'ea
ahl"uh u Tue "'"e '"r 49-ll5N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-08

TY,IIE 1IMR is CONF AT LAST That you can now b"y
I and Cans az cheap cheapest of the iiaiies sell
them IN New York only the Southern Hat El"fu up
no.i,e the Bell Tavern Main street We have Jl.t received
SUNNY IL reucmens youths and Infants cloth and Sevct
cans. If every pattern quality, reduced prices VIZ:
good cloth Caps EACH 81 2 81 So and me best qna s
mr and hovs velvet Caps G2 To 81 80 eaci ha sea-
caps and Hats from 81 81 cent?; k Hats from :, ~
u, "a n,,skiu Hats So the hest that can be ahu"c-
tm,b 81 RUSSIA Hats aud drah fail nabe and very
,ronl hr,ns s. ~ So the very best oay A HEAVIER a'
~, =; y, In 60 the brush Hats Of own Manufacture
% M ndi article 81 every other description OF HAS anu
{. t,. NJ unr.ua,y low prices, i"r cash only "
't'' GiERANATi Il R0SENTlill.
Southern, liza, Emporium, Main street
Opposite the Bell Tavern.
5i-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-08

S,,,Io. OF ISia-i3.
100, AN, .,,n.,cc nm Tuesday the Isl of November,
and he continued the following arrangement to tie
mid liz March ensuing.
Practice and Theory Of Medi- e, a n
" ~ tI
Chemistry, q i WINE ,:i,snn N n
.,nise,., William T.. i0rner, VI. d.
I,.,,,.. or Medicine Samuel Jackson, u. ID.
,iacru aledica and Pharmacy, george u. hoo'' va "
Obstetrics and the Diseases I" :, 1T. tai,. NJ n
Women aud Children, insh i| .ionee -. .an,o,
coe of Clinical Lectures and DEMONSTRATORS III cohneN
i'm with the above the very extensive ana convenient
Im6rmary called the Philadelphia Hospital w :, n
ei i. ..,,,,, Drs. Gibson aud IIorner
Dr IorurT continues public Attendance at the sad pEn
mil au.t lst and admission ne issutu io one
year o November lt they remain valid Tor hr couse' ah M
.th,r service of the iouSe until the tii:e expires
CLINICAL Instruction in Medicine aS gwen from e ~ s
If November Ia tie day o arc by Dr. W"h IN ne Ien'
svIrau o,a an which i wei known Us one Oh
ie.c niirmaile- ~ lie w.
the rooms for Pa. Anatomy will be opened October ISL
nd continued TIE end Of March lhey are hhort W "sc
If Pau, Beck Goddard ~ d. pcmonstrt" WIN vi
the part ri; Dr Hornet ~. ,;,. r .,,o,ry
,,, Medical Chemistry, and Obstetrics, a.r recent
h,cn made and in progress the policy IL tr scho ns
give To it, o,b da.tc aud Clinical eMae u
ms practical and Influential possible IN iEpartnS sou"a 'e
dicij c!icaii.n. /,.,t,, h,s M
The Professor III Ma,eria "edica besides his Cabinet mas h
extensive and fais.rd Conservatory from which are N
ht, in lie fresh and growing state, tic nlvr arg 'He 'e
e" ~ i,san If the .Meair" faeahy.
OCT Chf.rut s'rre,, Philadelphia. ,,.
Snrrk considerable Of the fiStinsl'-hrn e''
Tho scbno, wIo are in connection with the Medical ID iih
Of The n the Poor, and win ie 'a O.
and beneficiary establishments Of the city, give Llihca anu
anlaTy Instruction ;hrGuea ;!e year, In private anu ~ ''
rounds of practice gentlemen as desire H. - ov
Augusta 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-08

LNEMAIE SCHOOL Thr subscriber, having engaged Miss
Sarah Tnc accomplished badly from Pharpha As an
his daughters. will be pleased tn receive into l
family youn. ladies' who will be instructed III all the use
r aud branches OF finished female education
Miss nlc scler and engaged for the subscriber by the
Rev m Jon Ludlow and the Rev. Dr j. Mcknight Of Phiadc
phi whn furnish the nIqnestnahe testimony TO her tt
well intellectual WORTH and recommend her young
lady we'll qualified every respect in>rlctrcss
the O, DE- ccmber vacation during the month or
August.
As object of the School the education Of dang
tes The number Of pupils will hr limited 10 H.
3trmsSlcD for board aud tuition In all o The English
branches, including bed, washing, fuel, lights, &C.
French Slh
Music with the Of the Piano, -
Painting and Drawing, 10
Ornamental Work, .
The location dacy the road from Tarpalan
mock Richmond twelve mics from the former and thIfy-six
and the remarkable FIR heahiness. In the event Of
Sickness every attention Will he Eestom ed with paren
care charge made for professional services, SHOULD
any be rendered.
An advance of 30 $40 will be- drsahleonc half Of the ri-
paid Isl of july ant the balance Al The end oil the
year.
a. the Teacher engaged f e scholastic at hga
poc aud the number Of pupils limited none viii be received
a ieSst Than IN months.
References arc made to the Rev John Mcuirr Rev. Philip
Montague ". arneit of Essex; Messs Oliver
White and John w. Dew Of Kns Queen; Mr. Robert Pollard
and m a. Of King William; Mr. N"hnrne h. sutton and
rol Ru Caolne 80 Wm. II. TayOe Of Richmond
address The subscriber, Al Miicr's Tavern Va
Midway, Essen county, Va, Sept. 2G, 1872 42-tlOJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-08

MOVER FOR SALE.-Tha valuable Estate on JAMES n.
~ know Iaver 20 mites above Nichonu, VIZ, We
r. mr. divided in lw about 100 acres ~ each l1ie
farm to have $50 OF low ground Nv aecs ~
,nJ and alG acres cleared hiph land. About ~ she
;I he sow lh Fall on each farm About hall oil Inc purchase
money can remain unpaid several years by paying TIE e'
pinctualy - e....sox
For terms apply subscriber, in E:snmoN" .pyrcy
il-if
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-08
at,ril y,
PROPOSALS For EATIONS.

Washington. 18th October, lsi2 J
c,EPARATE PROPOSALS Will be received at TIE ohee o '
- ouatl.raster the Marine Corps. ~ tins cry, uh'h ="
,cocL H. on Tuesday, 18Th day OF November next of
furnishing a,ions the United States Marines al Tie following
stations for year ls13:
Portsmouth, New Hampshire;
Cbarlesown, Massachusetts;
Brooklyn, Long Island. New fok;
t;osnort near Norfolk, Virginia;
Pensacola Florida, and
Wellington. District of Columbia . r rsh
me rnnns Ia consist pound and quarter oil resh
beef or three quarters pound Of mess pork; eighteen OUNCES
M br.od ar Hour option Of the Government ana al t
rate az six pounds good clean eoIre twelve pounds q a
New Orleans sugar eight quarts Of beans four quarts OF vinegar
lwo sans of salt four POUNDS OF soap ana one anu nan Po's
NJ GOOD J,urd candles each hundred rations.
II is understood that Tie full side OF beet meek ann sums e1
rr he Delivered cqn:rsd II such quantity he mol re-
opir,l the fore ant hind quarters De nelNrc"
I'D M h.,d ar uir shall surlne quality All the arm
u.s. In nncyceiionaie aud To be issued Ia the troops without
expense . thu United States ,.. ....;oa
s., ,r.r " i'll en;utaincd nj TINS once ues accom- hie
re names nf In, Of The proposals. to he endorsed
s.prnnosa l< Ter ratcns lir 1S43' :,
,''"' - w. std
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-08

ALE OF LaNDS.-Wnl he offered for sale, buckingham
- Court house, o the highest bidder, and Two years
credit the second Mnndiy in November newt thrng Count
day. two tracts of Land lying ie county of Buckingham one
containing pO0 Spears's mountain adjoining the
lands of Spiders Estate and the Estate Of David Kyle deceased
and Others aud formerly Of The Estate of Joseph T. MIG
gnson deceased; the other of 900 and odd on
Wechss creek, adjoining the lands Of Martin Bryant Jon
orsev and others each within four miles Of James RIVER
and well linbered valuable native growth Of oak, pine
and pop'arpar of each Tract good tobacco land Tie sae
will positively be made day named unless prevent
cd by u wc.r-n that the next fair day.
These lands will be- sold conformity 10 decree n The se
rn Court Of Law and Chancey, held for the county Of infkins
ham, lis last in snii III Cancey, wherein Edward H.
Cabel Bcnamin w Cabe aud Others, heirs ad devistes oil
Joseph Cael, deceased plaintiffs, against Charles lancty
administrator with the will nntAei q" Joscp Caci
defe ndan CHARLES fANCEi.
Oct IL i1--liS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-08

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALf.-n pursuance Of Deed OF
Trust executed the subscriber by George j. smith ana
Martha ~ h wife, tie 2;h day at December, i- ANA any
recorded the Clerks Office Of the County Court OF ftnce ia
ward Tor certain purposes therein specified, shall 10
public auction credit of IL months, iio'ise ad M
Farmvie beyond the limits OF the cor
por1tior The a BRICK dwelling, with excel
rooms floor and passage ttionsh
middle The place well fixed, with ont buildings Of every
Kind suited place. Tn. LII conttns iJ square yards
The sale will take place the premises, o Inc m gay q" 20
vrhrr -l2 The place present occupied by William W.
lesser % and will he shown hy myself any person desiring
To e,a,in, the property. WA. c. FLOURNOY, Trustee.
M, iJ-ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-08
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, TUESDAY. NOVEMBER s, 1912.

JAMES A PAT rEsON, CoMarssIos MgRcB.sT, fenmnnd'
- Pa-Wi give attention To sales oil ali kih"s VI
duce and Merchandise consigned 10 his care. STORE Oh y
street; adjoining Messrs Capenon & Crump =, ,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-08

EIiens,re safe If Iaiu0bie james Rtser LANDS
III. c Of c% %sn% to t the @ M day
September, 1895 Tor The purpose The rein sci toIh We a pro-
coed Ia sei al blc Tuesday the s dav Of Hovrin
BIER ne, iar If rot day, r following valuable
estates wing Jamc, River and Tncklhoc Greek VIZ:
Mann Randolph E., by snyey, 27 acres large
portion which CONSISTS "river low grounds ~ acres being 90
rucsahoc Island WITH considerable body on lckhhoe cie.k
This estate compact form the buildings are near The
centre Of open land and the whole oi Is IN excellent heart
,iuaed immediately in the li"e Of the coal having
pits III operation on rac sac % IT, and lie" years ago
were extensively worked ON hc premises believed that
could he raised If the water were drawn OIL
that lands offer Favorable Prospect to those who
No formerly owned hy the late James Chr
7a acres are gs, and Ia pa thereof are
Tucsane Island. This tract as on IT an excellent Two STORY
brick dwelling, ice house and other CONVENIENT
*" z The Ler.r Plantation, purchased of late David
Meade Ran,nuh containing vi which lag?
w .rounds9 icing rnckahor Island aud "a actes
the land. besides large bod: Of second low souns
4 lard WHICH, WIKI some fepilf
might he made Il comfortable residence. . 49,,
having thereon .t AMI saw Mil containing by survey
4 acres hese the bed Of tie old nil pond now drained ~
Tuckahoc Canal, which contains y S'rscys nce and wc'
a, small expense labor might be made excellent meadow
the = W corner VI Randolph has rrsttFea
ri. III 10 This land adIons No l. and va. separated
from it y mil, rnnG more definite lac Will be run he
tween rl-i sac, which VIII then r riad" known
These al land are cnnsi"n' ~ e"h "'e te ,ane
River Cana, passing tro. the three FIRST and he Tucka"e
Canal thcug last. They m body OF laa Of great Ter
Tiny and the highest -;a:e ut Impeachment ih ''lh!
M hnond. bcsg distant fI"m ten {" twelve mc me a"'a-
Canal which passes NJ The ;t Of The i> IN STU
do affords
lion al water wcr, There being prririua waste 'i WI
Ter a, points, with e valnr ." the coal rorIiv maxi H.
prr,,rs H., desirable that ever offered FOR
sale About tl have been lined, WIN great
The usual quantity OF wheat about 800 bushels VIII he
This Anlrnn.
The tracts will offered for sale at Erse, which u nearly
crnrl in the described. The terms viii he, one
fourth If the pu,casc money lash aud the residue III fre
annual Bonds, I'LL approved security bearing inter
esi from If sale. with deeds q! i. IN the property, VIII
c required by the purchaser Possession viii he gwen The st
January, lsi3 go, r.,.
survey property will soon be deposited ut the Exchange
Reading Room the city uf Richmond. The premises VIII hc
shown 10 any DESTROYS Of them by Mr. Avis The ma
mayer. y W iElnn, =, Trustees.
Soon aer Lands sold the Slaves Stocks Crop, &c,
will be o.I,fed for sale will be given
wa " - W. l..
W. F. ".
c..,o 3i-is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-08

DlSafA.. SWAMP LAND COMPANY-Thc Annual ;eeiing
~ = the Dismal Swamp Land Company wall
held of snIulk according To law, Thursday,
Tie l1h of November next. RIO. BUTLER,
President d. s. Land COMPANY.
Nov .l-5t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-08

ny y,fu. al Deed q; T,s, Edmund T. ckha'n "ta
ID !lte the 2ah ily OF July lei2, aud oil ec"i III ie
.. Ofre nf th. Comfy al an"ver made TOR te pH
pose therein -, forth shall offer for sale by pubic t'ce
m pfrm,Se in tie county aforesaid an Thursday 'r .t'h
a n,t month Sovcmbrrl fair, II NOT, The fs lar my
thereafter the tract of Land which The sad nieAeim re-
SIDES .uo,u,nr y survey 0ii aud ca'ieu tue ".Ns
vl a., i,rh i. = laree brick dwelling with excellent on
h,.. AID bcs barn and hresh;n- machine, the whoie III
complete r.nlr Much Of the lana Is heh'y npl ,t' -,
st t. with blank fences. II i remarkable of rs
ain. and a, few situations are more drsifior
W. >t, % for sale slaves. They are remarkably
.ry and having always lived on the same land are particular
g vau,h- IA those who wish establish plantation Among
~ are many excellent house servants anu mechanics "aoN
smiths, carpenters &c -. ., ,. ,.a.,,
purchaser giving bond and approved security anu heeu "i
on tie property. The slaves will be sold Tor f'ahs h"s
u The completed the FIRST day. II VIII w '''
' ' " " John n. TAZEWELI Tus,ees
JAMES NJ WICkHAM,S
ear, 1S-tus
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-08

s>Y virtue Of Deed of Trust from Edmund r NCkham 10
ID nm Garter john " Tazcwe aud James Lyons neif,n.
lay August, -2 and Of record IN the .ie'k
an County Hanover, we SiiSll proceed l" -
pnic residence Of the said Nickhai w '
hanover, az! da of the next mont!
;ajr If not FIRST i!r day thereafter. ard
sale mentioned 3buve advertisements sIche" 'oh'
J. TaAcwell and James Wlckhan'. 81 much oil the phty
tern as may providing Tor the objects oi
q of och july, 1872 asso, all the fi'n''on
is Horses Hogs Sheep Cattle aud the Crops on hand
oa - y of sale and nineteen valuale Slaves. The land,
lod not the said deed of the 26'h July, ~
be sold by a Of and and the slaves
other property Should the sale not be completed
TIE hrs, lay II " i'll be continued until II finished.
JOHN y. TAZEWELl., .r,.,o..
JAMES LYONS,
0t, u iS-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-08

aT0ICE-We shall stop running ScottSvie Boat from
y and the lst Of July The connection WIN te seIon
srnr,rs for Staiion by leaving in orr lynclHMg hnaS
,vhc leave Richmond Monday, Wednesday aud FRIDAY at
per Railroad DoiD, ED'''.'" - ''' ' ne ,f
Tu,y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-08

geo ~ TOIER Grxrs.L Agent AND CotLEcTon Riea"ond
IN u attends 1, renting out houses, hiring m negroes sell
ing produce collecting bonds. accounts, &c. ,,ce -
Person. m country having negroes 70 hf' out i
sell &C. would do well to give HIM eaL
(Iaice opposite Exchange Bank. asf
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