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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-03
Mount Level P o., Dinwiddle, o., II, Is43. Al

DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-The subscriber has for sale
IL several very Estates lying different counties in Virc
MIA Among Them of the finest 7baeeo Plantations IN the
county of Pohatan Also Tract of heavily mbered Land ~
inc Immediately upon the about 60 miles below Richmond
This pouery 10 an individual willing embark in the wood and
TIMBER business offers certain opportunity making te for
tune short has for sale assortment of town lots su
han residences in the county, that will enable in
to supply of almost individual DESTROYS OF investing
money in Peal Estate &. +. BOTTS.
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S3o REWARD.-Ran away from the subscriber living in
- ~ upper of Amelia county, Virginia, about the sh
~ Jrn- last Man, named Dick about 40 or 10 years
sowa complicated, about The ordinary SIZE, rather INN
We'd . cheek poncs spoken 10 he speaks shoft-a iu
ha and short whissets. Il is deemed unnecessary 10 de
% M clothing when he on, il is presumed nc mas long
sed them. lie attul fellow, ana VIII not
W the truth only by accident He has wife In Catksvlo,
EteAenbue county, belonging 10 certain Henry WOOD VINO
@ from this neghbohood TO that place. and VINO was
m purchase Dick Dick also anxious to go with
% 1t believed therefore, that he lurking about tbal place.
on the road here and there, passing, no dount or
zee will give the reward any person who WIN
isg him me- confnc him Jail that get MN
a.na. JAMES GILLS.
Amelia en- Va Oc, II la33 i6--8w
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Amelia co., Va, Oct. II, 1913.

EAGNS FOR sAE-The subscriber is authorised to dispose
oe Farm or Mr. E. A. Locket lying in the county of Ches
.eih,li mites from city of Richmond This tract con-
ans 10 acres is well mbced well enclosed and In sooa
@ The dwelling house, barns stables, &C., are all in pretty
- oideI There the premises an excellent Saw Mli
ana Gus, Ms which needs some repair Owing TO the bad
Heath the proprietor the whole property offered for SIS O00
One Of The finest Farms upon the Upper James river in the
lse II contains about 200 acres a25 OF which are low
at cuva,ion and but little inferior TO the low grounds
lhdnrs, &c. and complete. TrkNs-S36,OcO; $4,000
ash the balance on time bearing interest II is seldom that
IN an estate is 10 BE- had. Apply to Z. 4. BoIIS:
pct3 Soft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-03

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE pROpERfY.-fmrsi
provisions of Deed Of Trust, executed IL The
subscribers b. Joseph Peasants and WIFE OF Hanover
june lS3 and duly recorded in the office Of the
Of County Court f., certain therein mention
ed we shall the 23 day of NOVEMBER 1913, At 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ if far not, the next fair day thereafter, proceed la sell
highest bidder the land in said deed conveyed Ia US,
tanning iS! of which there 60 Of virgin wood
grounds, nf the hest quay, wei
drained with dches The balance Of the land mostly in
good condition for cultivation and susceptible OF high state
o Improvement The land lies in the upper end Of Hanover
county, the old read, and has good aud
mouus dwelling house, the houses and
efficient and grst mill, small but n.vertaline
Persons wishing 10 purchase wcmmoved and heal
residence invited this farm. There has been
OF bilious intermittent fever IN the family III the pro-
pretor, during residence upon il Of 81 years
Immediately the sale Of the land, shall proceed 10 sell
household and kitchen plantation
said deed. For the land third of
viii be required cash, and the balance in two
equal annual payments the purchaser giving deed Of trust 10
credit payments For the personal property cash will
required for all under ST. and bonds with cd security
for sums larger We believe the has
questioned but acting trustees shall convey only the IL
tie vested in
NATI'L. C. CRENSIIAW, r..,,oas
MlCAJAH BATES, ii"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-03
u,NpnrN SIDNEY COLLEGE.

,r,pC Winter session Of this institution commence
last Wednesday, The sStn day Of October and terminate 9"
The Faculty Of College and other teachers, with the
raj departing nis instruction, a follows:
William MAXWELL President, Professor OF Moral Philosophy,
B.nhmn s Ewe Professor OF Mathematics Natural Phi
Robert C. Branch Professor of the Creek and Latin Languages
James N Rice Tutor Assistant Teacher of Languages, &c.
Venabe, Tutor, Assistant, Teacher OF Mathematics
&c. -,
The Of instruction occupies four years, IN each
OF which there two sessions.
The studies Of the Freshman ana Sophomore years are me
Greek languages with The Classical Literature connect
ed with them Am mel Sa MseSH nS III " " 0'a'
Those Of The Junior year the higher Classics and Sa,he
MATES Natural phos"p nsr , sMn " hoy Moral
Philosophy incudng The Evidences Of Christianity Civ F"
Political Economy, the Law OF Nations Logic Rhetoric ana
Besides Ibis Classical there is also English
occupying years ana embracing all the same >tude ~Ih
the exception Of the Ancient Languages.
Students wish to in either oil these regular
and guardians may pursue The studies Of two n classes ar
airy them, the 'ime but always IN s"ch orderly mai
TIE expenses Tuition sl' b Board s. per
Fund $40 Total S'2,25-pagab!e in advance.
ADDITIONAL INSTRUCTION.
Gentlemen graduates oilers also receive instruction
in the following branches any them not embraced IN the
regular College courses, upon tue terms annexed: eoo
Municipal LAWN Lectures hy The President, ~
Modern History particularly England and our "S:n
County, aud English ctai'Fs-by 'hr -ahe rcso, SS
~ r,i 's'= ~ $50
frar,s nr these Courses for proportional fees
Bcdrs the cuGre .; Lectures IN Municipal Lac, tere Will
he nte course If readiu. exercises connected wh H. io
the may intend to practice Tie poessio-
Fee so. ~ j., al NH,
Gentlemen pursuing these studies be accommodates WIN
Board in tie Stewards Han, and IN to"e paying me
same charges students and subject the laws ana
relating TO order morality only they may obtain Board IN
the neishboriood upon moderate terms
GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
For the accommodation students who may mai ne prepared
the regular c1sses-and others VINO may "is ~ P''e
such branches ainnehere Grammar Seho" or PREPARATORY
in the which the elements oi good I'm
r,isl and Classical Education will be taught WIN particular AT
tenon by tutors under the immediate direction anu snprf
lion OF President and other members OF Inc faou-uo
lin. same terms As in the College courses.
| ROBERT g. BRANCH, Clerk a! the Faculty
{r Students should, properly and regularly enter Coese
Al, the beginning the session. they may do 30 al any oe
time paving in such proportional fees for tuition, &C.
Oct - EDWIN
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NIEuIEAL INSTRUCTION

W Z ~.
fsNE subscribers that will prepared
of Private Medical Instruction
November next, Ia continue months and
branches al Il Thorough Medical Education.
They will teach Anatomy. Physiology aud Pathology Surgery,
the Practice OF Medcn- Midwifery, Therapeutics Matrn Medra
and Medical Botany, Chemistry aud Medical Jurisprudence.
the approved methods the best public pract-
Ca branches will he Taught III the
pci attention viii be paid Anatomy Surgery aud the Practice
of Medicine.
Chemical Apparatus and Cabinet of Minerals provided
for the Illustrations Chemistry. Their Cabinet Marera
NedIc nearly every use-and abundant
aaicr Tor the study of Practical Anatomy always
during the proper
The private nirmary Of Dr. j. r. Mcauer which in
operation will enable the
dents frequent oppon Tor surgical
well inr study the Iic progress
chronic Diseases Excellent boarding and lodging
be had III the immediate neleiIbolood, moderate
The fee for the whole months VIII b. 800
payable advance, and the balance expiration
Gentlemen wishing students requested
address the subscribers the subject by letter the
oi the
John +. METTAuER, MD
FRANCIS j. METTAUER, A. VI. VI. ID.
Prince Edvvcr T. Isig 10
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Prince Edward e. H., sept. -, 1913. 80

IHi.SON GREEN FEMALE SEMINARY.-This School will be
II continued the year. conmeacin. the 18th of
uay aud closing the 18th Of December follow ing with
months vacation, under the instruction Of Miss H. Webb and
the liberal she has
Trust has given general satisfaction. The Of
embraces The requisites for thorough Eng sh Education
gctlIcr with French aud Susie
For Board and Tuition including lights ana towels payable half
advance Sn5
French, ~ 20
Music, with the use of Piano, 80 %
p. S.-No deduction, except IF sickness.
Addrcss-IIanover Courthouse. JN0. b. TOD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-03

Trust Safes Of Iaaabc Land Sares and Other Person.
al Es,a,c.
vir,ue of deed az INST made the subscriber Tris-
ID tee for of W. w Vest Co dated the ol Junr
s2 and recorded the county of New Kent ana by inc re-
quest % the parties coneerned shall sell ~ uc
auction cash the 3h day oi November next al edar
i,I about New Kent Courthouse, many al
The slaves tie said deed orty III nuinher
Young and very likely may be- necessary To pay tie amount
due and expenses OF sale - 80 ,.r,,,,Y r,
Al the same and place mentioned IN the foregoing notice
and hy virtue Of Subsequent deed executed 10 me- a lrus
tee by James A. Smpe, dated the it'll .. March, , and
o record IN the county If New Kent, shall SELL nj public anc
ton the Slave emanin. after satisfying Inc dee
Also that desirable Tract Of
Land and residence called CEDAR HILL, beautifully situated
on the Pamunkey river, miles abaye New Kent Inr
60 less being h0hy eng"
HE location together with all me House
hold and Furniture, which and IN good order
and all h- Farming Utensils Stocks of Horses Mules, Hogs,
Cattle Sheep &C. and crops Of kind, conveyed by the
said deed -, y
Terms FIR the Negroes; the other Personal rs
tate on n credit of months for all over ten dollars
under that sum- cash. For The land fourth OF The purchase
money cash. residue in Nv" equal annual instruments win
from sale and secured by deed of rst on The pre-
misses, and bonds with good personal security -
' JNO. 3. CHRISTIAN, Trustee.
o., 43-wtds
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OLD CHURCH TAVERN IN HANOVER.


WILL he offered sale the premises at public auction on
w MONDAY 4th of December, 1913, fair else The next
fair day under the provisions of deed IN trust from
James D. Elicit subscriber dated November i8 and du
County Court Office, 10 secure the pay
meni Of certain sums of money TO Albert s. Jones.
This valuable property of high and well established as
nubic house the road from the city of Richmond
10 the lower Ferries the amunkcy about miles from
Newcastle from Piping Tree and 10 from RichmonGhe
are all nearly excellent order, convenient
and abundanty commodous for the objects OF their construction
the locaton healthy good neighborhood and attached
~ the OF Land, less for
bic uses and quite productive Of tile ordinary of the con
y The sale will made for much in cash rs Will pay be-
tween 1880 and $780, with interest from the LIST January last
and charges incident to the sae-and on cred Tor SOD III
The Isl of January and for the remainder of the purchase
money mon such shall then be made knownat the
op of the purchase deed OF trust will be required on the pro-
per,y 10 secure the credit payments the title thereto VIII he
retained subject summary action of this trust for default
Sould the highest fail comply in reasonable time,
with the terms of sale property viii forthwith be again pub
cy Sold other notice. At the risk and on the RESPONSE
bity of such bidder. . ,,,
The title property believed to be lndispniahe but
selling as Trustee shall only such as is vested IN me
"''' 'p'''' WIN. II. CURTIS, Trustee
i3-tdg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-03

T7HE CHEAPEST BOOT AND SHOE STORE IN NIL III
I MoSD : kent by : 4. SMITH at the sign Of the Red
Foot Main street opposite the end Of The odd Market corner
Roofs and SHOES are requested give ci, a am deter
mined cheaper than house in The city, for cash
Here lei me give partial statement of my prlcrsi ne nest
pirhmond made Boots ut 81 ~ S. So best high Shoes
from 81 - To 81 -; fooled i'll Tie best style nj from 81 to
I'll All my work llr hest material and wofhinai>nip ana
10 stand ladies thick sale Walking SHOES nj from 81
10 81 So Richmond made Slippers and Ties from 81 cents
In 81 81 Chlrrn's Shoes 81 S Boots, water
nro from 81 80 to - 5O Brosans from s ccnts to & IA
leather and Roots from IS cts 10 81 So negro boeucs
very chean and all other kinds in proportion invite MI per
wishing TO purchase Boots Shoes from one par 10 one
thnsaud to give me CALL they viii be wei paa cf her
trouble
~ ;, Do s, mo ped Roo, s. A. SMITH.
,;s,an, a,.ns, * Isi3 3I-2aw3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-03
rRI.lr TREES FOR SALE

TUE subscriber Spring Farm mile from the City,
several chnce kinds of Apple, Pear Cherry, Plum and
se from twenty to thirty thousand Peach
nee, The most approved kind, such as take tne lead IN ihe
As Yk aud New Jersey markets. which will sell
terms. These Trees and vigorous not equaed
ans Il tl- Northern Nurseries.
n.naou desired regard TO the planting or rearing of
Ne Tree Ill be readily given. WIN J. GREW
GG 81 Soft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-03

N0t,CE-A persons indebted the of J. & a.
Goce requested To make immediate payment to me- and
% having claims against said concern requested 10 pre-
. hem for pay men JOSEPH GOODE,
- of ]. & A.G
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-03
GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

IIARDIIAM's GENUINE NO. 9, sEUFF-A small lot o
IL our own importation, for sale. r,,rs
n, e I3-l4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-03

u1HOMAs Il CHARLES ELLIS have now III Store fine as
snr,nrnt nf London Cloths aud Casnetes Banket Maps
a., ms paus Fanncls Vcsnc Linens Msrinos. .fiGs and
rhe,d. nj, az their Importation witch ih-v Offer II pune
nm The usablc ierTsosetier WIN sa't
MIS- ins.ys K.r..ys Cuufed Pns Beached and brown Cot
and oier Goods Of Domestic manufacture, selected from
'"1 -. ~ " 49, 13-lit
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GEO. ". souTHALL, Trustee,
PROPOSALS ron RATiONs.


Washington, October, lei3.
SEPARATE Proposals will be received n the office o the QUAR-
- ernla Marine Corps, IN this city, hnli W ococh
NJ on Monday, 18th November next, for furnishing "a
tions United States marines at The following saos of
the year 1914, viz:
Portsmouth, New Hampshire:
Charcs,cwn, Massachusetts,; :.
Rrooslyu Long Island, and the City OF New York;
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania;
GoSport, near Nn,fnlk, Virginia.
Pensacola Florida; AMI
Washingon Iistrlc; of Columbia d.
The aton o! pound and quarter oil esh bee'
or three quarters pound OF pork eighteen ounces o
bread or Hour option o The Governments ana al Tue rate
NJ - ponnd good coffee ~ pounds oi good New Or
leans sugar eight quarts of beans, -four quarts o vinegar o
quarts Of salt pounds Of oap ana one ana nan P's OF
rnni 1inoed candles each hundred raions
II is understood that the full side q" beef meek ana sums
uac be delivered required; such quantity he mol required
,, ,hc fore AMI hind quarters delivered atenaey aud tt
hreaJ or nr shall h- Of superne quality All the articles TO be
liz issued the troops without expense
to The United states. i, !,
s., o viii he cntssined this office unless accompanied by
the names surtes of the proposals, 10 be ehuufse
oosas for rat,ons for loi4." . - :, , =
ii-d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-03
SALE OF TIE MASOSS, HALL
TILE TOWN OF MANcuESTER

Il,
THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER.
PURSUANT decree Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for the County Of Chsterrd
the first day of April lS43 In the If NJ A. Society
Xix and others shall rs Commissioner thereby appointed pro-
coed To sell the premises, public auction the highest
bidder for cash. FRIDAY, the 10Th November 1875 halt
past O'Clock, p. NJ, The Masonic Hail. situated the
side of Jackson street IN The Manchester the
vilese Of the ground which building stands LONG
shalt last SAM T. PULLIAM, Commissioner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-03

DlSNAT SWAMP STOCK FOR SALE am authorised TO
,e fourth Stock For terms, APP
RI At nv ofhcc or nv letter. JNO. WOMBLE
H., RI 5O-t4S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-03

rrousr LEVEL FOR SALE.The subscriber offers for sale
lSi The valuable Tract Land comnrny known "Mount
Level situated Cox Read 10 the county of Dnwiddie, u
miles Petersburg s Northwest of Unw dde Court ouee
mile East from Jefferson Academy The Tract contains
G5 about thirds OF which is III The original growth
and adapted the growth tobacco wheat aud oats
The improvements upon the place large ana connections
House. and other necessary houses At
ached also small Tub Mill, good Of
which might be made highly valuable, Its healthy sua
directly Of the most public roads in The
Stae having occupied and being well known as
Stand offer advantages seldom surpassed 10
wishing combine product Far with the profits Of
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing respectfully in
call and examine; for further parcull to apply per
sonally by the subscriber the premises
JANE NEWELL.
Mount Iev.l p O.. Dnviddle OF II. 46-tf
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: ADMINISTRATOR OF thas. a. scoit, deceas'd
Buckingham, Ocnber o. 1873 i9-wtis

OFFER for SAFE privately the Tract Of land on which
sac, lying Willis river, and about two miles from The
james contains, about 49i about $50
OF wDich ae in growth There is dwelling house, with
The necessary aso, all the farm HOUSES and
Saw Mill
WI al-o sell Negroes Stock of every description, Povender
and Forming Utensils The shall he made accommodating
ANY letter enquiry me, aud directed TO Carriers
vile, Cumberland county, will receive prompt attention
MAYO e. CARRISGTON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-03

OTiCE-The Trust heretofore advertised and pospon.
ed from Both of August last of deed Of
cutcd by Oswald McGehec the 2aud day of March,
li3 and recorded The Clerks Office Of the county of Lousa
will take place the Premises the eighth day of month";
(November ifair if not the fair day There will be adj
ded the former land 81 and half known the
dover which the between
five and hundred This Land lies the North Anna
rver Coeman's Mills, and four from Pot
tiesve II will be shown any person wishing be-
the day of sale by Mr. McGeee who resides Nineteen
kind Crop Of every description Household and Kitchen Furn
ture Plantation Utensils &c will be sold al the time.
IermsOne- Of the of the purchase of the Land
will be required hand the balance equal annual
ments for the Negroes and other property Will be
known the day of sale. Title unguesionab acting as
Trustee, | shall only convey such as is vested in
JOHN L. COLLINS, Trustee.
Oct IL iG-td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-03

FORK QUARTER FOR RENT-Pubc sale of Mules, Cattle,
Carriage and Harness. Farming implements crops Of Corn.
Oats, Fodder, &c-On FRIDAY the Sd November lsi3 Will
be rented Public Auction until the Isl day If January,
the plantation called FORK QUARTER in the county Of Han
about II miles from the city Of Richmond the road
leading from the said city 10 Hanover Court house, by the Of
the Meadow Bridges, containing SO
AT the time. Will he hired ont, fer the period,
valuable NEGRO MEN, who Farming. Also,
the Mules Cattle Carriage and Harness. Farming implements,
Crops Of Corn, Oats, Fodder, sc, Will be sold.
For the renting and hiring bonds with approved security
able Isl January, 1915 will be required For the property,
where the exceeds S0 months credit for bonds with
good securiiy under So cash w. G0DDIN.
Admir-, with the will annexed of Jno. Mosbv decd.
Oct % 45-ds
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LAND. MILL. &C.. FOK SALE.

LAND MILL, &C, FOR SALE.
TIE Subscribers win sell saturday, The lsh day OF No
vember next, al public auction 10 the highest bidder,
PannA in the County of Amelia Tract of Land lying al
Jaccn thereto ihe late residence Of T. Jcte containing
about 200 Third in original growth The build
ings have been recently put up-comprsnr in part large
convenient and handsome story Dwelling with nine
& neatly flushed, being in suitable 10 accommodated
y large !amya orchusr and all out houses good
reparand Is excellent location for country
boarding schno Also, the Mill, with 80 10 Of Land,
lying within and half miles of Panvlle. Terms VIII be
be made known the day of sale JOHN F. WILEY
JOHN b. HURT.
ALSO,
At the time and place, viii sell public auction, the
highest bidder Tract of Land containing ~ acres living
Stocks Creek in the County OF Amelia midway between The
Clencnown and stony Point Mills There 20 Of
creek low grounds aud a!uut laf the high land
woods of original growth, well tmhred and fine land
hs land is considered by good judges hc equal The
county. Any wishing absence, Will apply
10 Mr.. John a. llsman JOHN f. WILEY
Oct. 81 10 IDS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-03

Hl>NiL SWAMP LAND COMPANY The Annual aioo'i"s
- 500 khulers in the Dismal Swamp Land Company VIII
in town suffolk II O'Clock, A. NJ on We!nes-
@ the 18th Of November next agreeable resolution Of the
tvalany. Ro. ~ LEX,
smtl.sd Octo.er " ls13 I9-id
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-03

sAi.t OF NEGROES, STOCK, &C, IN BUCKINGHAM.
nEsDAf, The 2ist Of November, If fair, II not on The
h lar day thereafter, viii he sold To The highest bidder Al
tie lic residence Of Cs A. Scott deceased, Of Buckingham
A te likely Negroes including first rate dining room
faht carriage driver valuable female servants,
- e &c Aiso all the lluu-.Dd and Kitchen Furniture he
~ me deceased Carr ace aud Harness, an excellent pan
81 young Carriage nfses Plantation Tools and Implements
every description, Ok Carts aud eight ten Yoke of Oxen
WORN uises and Colts Cows Hogs and several hundred bar
res 81 Corn. Provender of various kinds &c.
terms u Sate.A of $40 and under cash will be
qfeni over SlO and less than Sl01 mouths credit for all
sums exceeding 800 twelve months Will be given the purca
ser n rcaserS giving bond and satisfactory security Ia carry
interest from the be remtted
tuaIiy paid Perhaps sold for cash
WILLIAM A. SCOTT
Administrator Of Chas. ~ Scott deceased.
buckingham, ig-wtds
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,ni,tasu October y. 1913.

sTRAyEO OR STOLEN, IN Saturday last, NEW-FoUND-
y LAND PUPPY eeh; old we'll for his lie
,own>h coor four white feet, and tail tipped with
Whit and ne eyes. reward will be given for him If
returned 10 the Enquirer Office.
0.r IA Soft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-03

NOTICEM John X. Trplett having by his last WILL
v yd-d Mercantile House city, which he
Partner, should be conducted exactly The
> during his life the pubic hereby notified, that
esesS veil, continue, without interruptions under the
rrn. JNO. X. TRIPLETT & son.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-03

WISH To employ Young lady take charge OF School in
aiy and 10 who has had experience in teaching
produce testimonials OF her qualifications TO teach the
female education, together with Music on the
Fam. Forte, liberal salary will be gwen.
Aiitess-Amherst Court house Virginil.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-03

The subscriber has discovered another Spring the waters OF
which exOed very highly by those who have used the
they certainly very As the virtues of these waters
there might be much sad and hundreds OF certificates might DC
produced, the subscriber deems il unnecessary
June u lit FRANCls q. HiLhsot''