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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-10
uyFJKNAHY OF TuE mcrlMM@.i,ek.a1""

White patients, - per wtek..
Colo red do.
These charges cover every eNpen-" for medical attendance sur
cicaI ope rations, board, medicine and nursing.
The accommodations Tor the .iS are ample anf cnHipltic u"
every rr,peet. Two Professors If the Medical College vl'it III"
Institution daily, fr prescribed periods, IN rotation; and, al c''t'
Of th.irulfy, MI tnr members of te Faculty are called IA consul
ta;on, without additional charge Ia tAc patient.
An nbsteuicai ward l,s been prepared Tor The reception "i ~
,np.,n nomca, at the rates fixed above i"r medical ahd surs!'a
cases.
Patients laboring under insanity or contagious diseases wa ~"
be received into the Infrmaty.
:. MAJPIN, VI. D., President.
A.. .S-wiy
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UNIVERSITY OF Observation-Disclosures

UNIVERSITY or Observation-Disclosures DEPART
MENT-SESSION OF 1871.
THE Lectures will commence on Monday, November the 9Th
. and be continued, under the following arrangement, 10 In.
middle Of March ensuing:
Practice and Theory of Medicine, by Nathaniel Chapman, NJ. d.
Chemistry, by Robert Hare, NJ. ID.
Surgery, by William Gibson, VI. u.
Anatomy, by William T.. Homer, NJ. d..
Institutes of Medirine, by Samuel Jackson, VI. u.
Matrria MedIca and lIl imacy, by George u. Wood, MD
l.. lodge, W.. ID.
A course Of Clinical Lectures and Demonstrations, in connex-
ION with the aboy-, l. gwen AZ the Philadelphia Hospital.
Clinical Medicine, by w. w. Gerhard. Nj. ID.
Clinical Surgery by Drs. Gibson and iiorner.
Clinical instruction in Medicine j. also given from the Isl day
of November to the 3Ht day of March,, by III. Wood, IN the Penn
sylvania Hospital.
The rooms for Practical Anatomy will be opened October lst,
and continued 81 IL The end nf March. They are under the charge
OF Faui Eeck Goddard, VI. D., Demonstrator, wih a supervision
on tie par of DR.. lloucr.
W. E. iioRNER, ". D., Dean Of the Medical Faculty.
23 Chestnut street. ph1ld.. Sept. z, 1913. 35-tl5N
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T7HoMAs 4 CHARLES ELLIS have now IN store a inc as
L sortment of London Clnths and Cas-imeIes, Blankets, Nap
Co,t,ns. Plains, Flannels, Ves,ings, Linens, Merinos. Prints and
Threads, all of their own importation, which they oier 10 pumc
mai customers on the most favorable ferms-tocether with sattt
nets, Linseys, Kerseys, Colored Plains, Bieached and Brown Cot
IONS and other Goods of Domestic manufacture, selected fToI
H1 ~ io-lii
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The subscriber has discovered another Spring, the waters o
which ARE cx,oIed very highly by those who have used them; and
,hrv IRE certainly very strong. As To the virtues Of these waters
there nigh, he much said, and hundreds of certificates might be
but the subscriber deems il unnecessary.
lime y lift FRANCIS 4. WILSON.
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sNAyrHD-A PARTNER IN THE PRINTING BUSINESS.
/ nsf a his bn,iness. would dispose Of one half of his Print
t: establishment, which il one of the largest and hest N me
Stt.. OBTAINING every variety at Type Tor newspaper, BOOK,
Leland uf,tn.rn,a, Printing, with Presses, &c, sc. Its loca
ton j. in tc very heart ofthe city, and receiving at'beral share of
yN3c pii,,u.ee. To a steady, practical Printer, or a literary
.H}tm,a. wishing Ia engage III The business, = good oppnrtmni-
H.oa.r-d. For PARTICULARS, address y. o. ", Box 55', Post
:" "'''''' '" q 5l-sl
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NAVY AGENTS OFFICE,
Washington, Nov. 3, Ioi3.
SALE OF PrEILc PRoPERTf.-The following articles, he
> lonrin. IT, the tnitd States, VIII be offered Tor sac, NJ anr,
. ON the .sii, of tir prcscn, month. at 10 o'cloek, a. d., AT Tie
Navy Yard. Washington by order al tile Coninindant:
" lis tons Anthracite coal, hest quality ''Beavcf MEADOW
ga, 900 pounds Of old Copper
70,00J do. Camhoosc Iron, Z oil an inch thicK
old Boiler, Steamboat
1856 pounds ii Cast Iron
4.49i do. Wrought Iron
SGD do. Lead Pipes oi various slzes
a7i6 do Composition
a.USl do. Copper
nu,ntity of Scrap Iron, = Boats and ,iG Slaves
I-rims-Ca,h. wy. b. SCOTT, Navy Agent.
" 52-tdS
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lanes A. ~PATTEsoN, COMMISSION MTRcHAsI, Keampna
y Ya-Wili. give prompt attention to sales OF all KINDS OF =
duce and Merchandise consigned to his care. STORE OH oai>
street, adjoining Messrs. Caperton 81 Cump. n,v
Oct. IL ANY
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SiLE ar NEGROES, STOCK, &c, ~ BUCKINGHAM.
~ TUESDAY, the a>i 81 Nuvr;nhar, II tar. II mol, :" Tue
si,,y nj" I'M. = KAY thereafter, viii be odd, TO III. hishs-t n.aaei' III
vanl. carriage driver, several valnah'r Female SciEtor',' |'"w'
.,n..r. ar' Also. MI t- IIon.tho!d and Kitchen Furniture be-
lun.in. 10 ihe dec,ascd Garage and Harness, an eNceiirn' p"ir
Of young Carriage Hoses, Plantation Tools aud Implements oi
scr lr.criruon. OK Carts and eight or ten Yoke ut oven,
Work liorScs aud Colts, Cows, Hog, ana several hundred DAT
r-s Of Corn. pnvendcr of various kinds, &c.
Terus of Sa!r.-Nl sums o! so and under cash will be re-
oli,rd; over $40, aud less than S'0a, >tX months, credit; tor al
.uuls exceeding slGn. twelve months viii he gwen, The rircha-
.~r or nurr hasrrs giving band and satisfactory security, 10 carry
interest fr,n the cay nf sale, the interest 10 he renIttet If pune
.ra!Iv pad. Por!aIs Il few of the Negro. : may Ec sold Tor cash
~ WILLIAM 4. SCOTT.
Ad,ninisiraio. Of Chas. A. Scott, deceased.
p,.I;,,h,m Or,oh,r ~ I-I3. i9-wtds
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uAMppEN SIDNEY COLLEGE.

,ruE Winter session or This Institution viii comncnce on the
L last "Wednesday, the a5th day q October, and terminate on
the third "Wednesday in April followln
Tine Faculty ef the College, and other teachers, with the seVe-
raj departments at instruction, are as follows:
William Maxwell, President, Professor ci Moral fhiios"phy'
Bssriamin 5. Ewell, Professor of Mathematics and Natural Phi
losophy and Chemistry.
Robert q. Branch, Profcsso, of the Greek and Latin Languages
III" iainr. N. Rice, Tutor, Ass;stan, Teacher Of Languages, &c.
Charles s. venabIc, Tutor, Assistant Teacher Of Mathematics,
The Gas. ical course Of instruction occupies -four !car-, in each
of which there are two sessions.
The studies of the Freshman and Sophomore years are 'He
Greek ard Latin language " iil The Classical Ii'efai n. o"nnsIt-
ed with them; Arithmetic, Algebra AMI uc"hnttf! Il" al is o''i'"-
e.: also. Geography aud Natural History.
Tl,o.. Of Tie Junior year are The higher Classics and Maiie-
mates, Natural Philosophy, Chem a!'y and Astronomy;
Ani inpsr of the senior year are Mental Philosophy, Moral
Philosophy. INCLUDING The EvHiencrs III Chr!,tiann!l cN' ron,
Is. Poimical Es"aomy, the l.aw of Nations, l.osc' Rhetoric ana
Bellies Lcitrrs.
uespdrs This Classical course, there is also an English course,
occupying three years, and embracing all the same stadicS' Win
the exception Of the Ancient Languages.
Students who do not wish 10 engage In either oil these re-uiaf
courses, if Of proper age, and duly authorized by their parents
and guardians. may pursue The studies ot Two or mere s,as,ss, u
av of them, al the sainc time; but always IN suct ord'F'y man
pcr ~ The Faculty may direct.
Tie expenses Of the session are: Tuition sis Board $ per
month. sis. Room Rent $50, Servants Hire, 81 a.; Contingent
Fund $3.50, Total s72,a5-rayable in advance.
ADDITIONAL INSTRUCTION.
Gentlemen Graduates and others may also receive instruction
in the following branches. or any Of them, not embraced IN The
r',,t,r ,.o,l-qe courses, upon imr terms annexed
Municipal Law in Lectures by the President S'
| Modem History particularly that of Eac and and our own
Country and English Litcrature-bY The same $"
Civ,i Engineering and Practical Ch'i''"'. = i''s"' sa5
Ewell, 80
Parts of these Courses lcr proportional fees
Besides the Cour.e at Lectures III Municipal Law, theF' VII
! be private course Of reading and exercises fnnhe,'ta " ~ !"
the benefit of chose who may Intead To fria'ier W. ''esr'
Fee 20.
c.. Il, ricn pursuing these studics may b ac'"inni"ih'sh w
Board in iue Stewards Hall, aud rrom, Ia colrce' pa nc ihe
same charges a students, and sitjsct To The laws anu t"Galhti""'
relating IN order and uora'ity only ar ;tey may ooli'h boa'" "
| Iii. ue;nhburauod upon moderate terms.
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FRUIT TREES FOR SALE.

,.m. FKUTI TKEES FUH sfBE. -
WE subscriber has AT Spring Farm, one mile from the City,
several choice kinds Of Apple, Pear, Cherry, Plum, ana
ss.Sifct Itees-bes;dcs, from twenty 10 thirty thousand Peach
y,-' q the most approved kind, such as take the lead in the
"" imk and New Jersey markets, which he will sell on rra-
ehaoe terms. These Trees are fine and vigorous, not equalled
- any IN The Northern Nurseries.
Wy Information desired in regard TO the planting or rearing Of
"a Trees, viii h. readily given. WIN. |. GRIEvE.
b,. ri sn tf
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TIE MaSONS' HALL, IN
THE OWN OF MANCHESTER.
PURSUANT to a decree Of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
i and chanccry for the County of CHESTERFIELD, pronounced o
the Grst duy of April, ls43, in the case Of the NJ. A. Society ".
Xix and others, shall, as Commissioner thereby appointed pre-"
coed Ia scL, on the premises, al public auction, 10 The highest
b,ddrr. for cash, on FRIDAY, the 10Th November, 1919, at hall
past 4 O'Clock, ?. NJ, the Masonic Hall, situated on the sou,n
side of Jackson street, in The town of Manchester, with the PR
viIrsr of The ground on which the building stands, as long rs II
shall last. SAM. T. PULLIAM, Commissioner.
s""' 5D-tds
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rE'IiE business Of Smith, Dtinkcr < Morris. was dissolved or
Il tie Jlsi ulrimu. The nam. OF the Firm Will he used by ri
Their o! the parties only To close rs business.
RO. /. SMITH,
SAM'l. VI. DRISkER,
\. MORRIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-10

TRUsTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE RoPERTf.1rursn
i ant To the provisions of a Deed of Trust, executed To the
subscribers by Joseph J.. Peasants and wife, ni Hanover county,
dated the 2Gth June, 1913, and duly recorded in the office oil Tue
Clerk of said County Court, fr certain purposes therein niehti'a'
cd, we shall, on the 23d day Of NOVEMBER, 1873. nj ~ . c 'och
A. NJ. if fair. If not, the mex. fair day thereafter. proceed % se'i'
TO the highest bidder, the land III sail deed conveyed to Us, con
tt:nine 3:s. acres, uf which there are 80 ac cs Of v!r.lh "o'i-
land, and - acres Hf creek low grounds, cf the best gi;iiN, WEI
drained with secret bitches. The balance of the land = n.ts'l, ~
good condition for cultivation, and is susceptible oil 4 htah s'''r
OF Improvement. The land le- in the upper end oil Hanover
county, on the old mountain read, and has on il a good ana com,
modioUs dwelling house, ih. various necessary nnt house,, nv
an efficient Jaw and crist mill, on n small but nevef-ialins
stream. Persons wishing 10 purchase IA weilIm?foseu M" ne"i
thy residence, are invited In view This farm. There mas pee ho
instance of bilious or intermittent fever in The FAINT! OF inc pro-
prIeior, during 4 residence upon IL OF 81 years. -
Immediately after The sale Of the land, we shall proceed 10 se"
all The household and kitchen furniture, crops, plantation u" ~ I"
sis, ana stock conveyed IN said deed. For the land, one'tfifa o.
The amount will he required IL cash, aud the balance IL wv
equal annual payments, the purchaser giving = deco 81 lu'st ~
secure The credit payments. For The personal property, ash va
he required for ai sums under s., and bonds with goa seoh,'s
for sums of a larger amount. We believe the tile neVe, hs
been questioned, but acting as trustees, shall convey only u u
tie vested IN US.
NATT'L. c. CRENSIAW, Trustees.
llICAJAH BATES,
Oct. IL 1-"9"
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NIlI,IrE.

NUTItT.
SAM'L VI. DRfNKER Il \ NORRIS having purchased uf Il
/. SMITH his interest IN the business nf Smith. lnnkcf - Mo-.
rS. VII continue the business ~ the uhl stand. uairr the Firm u
DGfNkER & NORRIS. and solicit Il continuance Of the patron
age bestowed upon The tate Firm.
X Those indebted Ia Smith, Drnker i M1TTiS, wh".c deb,
are now due, are respectfully requested I" maze payment of ,h'
same. SsM'L ". DGlAkit,
\. NORRIS.
~, y a Re,
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u Srorsboiders in the Dismal swamp Land Company Ill
5e s-i m tie town of Suffolk, at II O'Clock, A. NJ, on Wednes-
san. the 18th of November next, agreeable TO 4 reSolnuon oi ue
President ID. 5. Land Company.
-.s,. o.,...,5 ,s;2 49-td
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WISH to employ u young lady 10 take charge OF q school IN
ay ftnf,, aud. 10 one who has had experience IN teaehihe,
ani can produce Testimonials of her qualifications TO teach .Ge
ssl btaul hes of a female education, together Win MUSIC Oh ~
Fuu1 Forte. a liberal salary will he gwen.
Nifes>-Amlcrst Courthouse Vireinil. -,
S.. ls-tf
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RIyANNA LAND roR SALE.

THE subscriber vii! sell, on very accommodating terms, MS
R Tract of LAND, lying in the upper end OF Fiuvanna e"hn
". upon the waters &c the Rivanna river and hs McChuhk
creek, containing about six hundred acres, about two hundred
acres uc which is river aud creek bottoms, very rich. aud III i
hinh Stale vt cultivation, and the high land generally j. very
good. The improvements are: n large bfck Dwelling. and every
clubhouse necessary or requisite To- a Farm Is upon II, and IN ecod
condition. Very few farms in Upper Virginia h ave Improvements
superior 10 those an this farm. The land runs within one nun,
drcd and fifty yards of a large Flour Mill. and in seventy feet ~
a Cotton Mil, and near to some three different Mills-staee Roah
running Immediately through thr land. II is deemed uhnece-sa
nv 10 say more, as any person who may wish 10 purchase, upon
viewing the land, which they will do, Of course, before purchaS<-
ing, " III find that 1t is very rare that a more desirable Farm y OF
fered for sale. The Land will be shown by my superintendent,
Mr. Williams, who lives on the farm, or by my son, }. II: Inn
berlake, who lives in Charlottesville, by giving him notice ny
letter or any other way. II is very desirable 10 sell imnie aiaieiy.
Oc; q f9-w6w H.. TlMBEkLahb.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-10
by The GoreTn0r Of Me State IF Iirgiaia.
A ppQ1I AuaTJnN

WHEREAS, 4 vacancy hath occurred III the Senate Of Ibis
w Stale, hy the resignation of James II. langhornr, Esquire,
The Senator elect for HE District CONFUSED Of the counties "f Nor
folk, NanSrmond and Princess Anne, and the Horoneh Of Nor
folk: The sheriff. "f the said counties, aud The Mayor al ;lr SAID
Rofoii.h, are. therefore. required 10 hold elections on The thiIi
Monday III November NEXT, fr 4 Senator Tor the SAID District, 10
ill tie vacancy aforesaid.
Gwen unccr my hand. a. Governor, and under the lesser seal
., Of The CnmInonw cath. At Richmond, tins 9th day I'll
' October, III the year ISIS.
~. McDOWEfI-
oct. q 49-ti7N
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PRINCIPlL TO THE SMiTHFiELD ACADEMY win be
i elected on Saturday,. the 4th Of December, lsa In addition
nthe ordinary branches OF an English Education, the Pfinclpai
fim, academy mus: he reh qualified 10 teach nc i.atin ana
C.e, lan,r,.rs. and the higher Mathematics. Applicants wiii
6,Slot ih.it testimonials of intellectual and moral aualihca'ohs
@fie subscriber lyos, paid on or before the day OF election:
JAS c. JORDAN,
Secretary Board of Trustees.
-. 90 5l-At
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\tIijE-Al persons indebted 10 the concern of J 4 a.
SI5ole are requested 10 make immediate payment 10 me-, and
4E.a>s having claims against said concern are requested 10 pre-
~H Aela for pa, meat. JOSEPH GOODE,
GI = i9-sw Surviving Partner Of J. & A. Goode.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-10

IJrfCE.-Nr John X. Trip,ett having. by his last will, pro-
y y!-d thar the Mercantile House in this city, (which he was
t-s,ap,r Partner, should nop be conducted exactly on the same
ar, as ID wa dnring ms life. the nuh'ic n herahv pouGed.- that
an. t..-s viii continue, without interruption, under the same
JNo. X. TRlPLETr & son.
80" 41-lU
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SrgyANT W~ANTED.-Wanted, either to hire or purchase, a
= >rfysa, Woman, who has been accustomed TO housework,
ls aLo ID, 4 GOOD Sempt .tress, without incum5rance. Enquire
81 ,M, ONCE. Nov. 3 SLIT
NlSNAL. SWAMP STOCK FOR SALE am authorised 10
~ eel one fourth Of a share Of the above Stock. For terms, APP
s.sm y otfce, or hy letter. JNO. WOMRLE:
t Sn-tIlN
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D0BERr MENFORD. VI. D.. formerly of the city Of Rich
IL moUd, Virginia, now 4 resident Practitioner OF Medicine
adSltgery n Havana, in the Island of Cuba, offers his profes-
>ahl .rfvices TO invalids visi,in. that Island from the L. States.
org i9-wiw
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For the accommodation of students who may ha ne prepared
IN ion the regular classes-and others who MAY wish To pursue
.uCh branches - here is a Grammar School, or Preparatory
Denartment. in the College, in which thr elements OF q good In
ri.sl, and Classical Education viii be taught WIKI particular NJ
lrnlion by The tutors. under The immediate direction and snpefVi
sion OF the President and other members OF inc facu''s -"po'
the same terms rs in the College courses.
ROBERT C. BRANCH, Clerk OF the Faculty.
drr Students should, HOS, properly and regularly, enter Ioh-ee
NJ the beginning Of The session; hut they mas do "a al any o.heI
time, paving in such case proportional fees for Iuiiion, sc.
fs ~ tD-Hl
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STRtyEn or STOLEN, On Saturday last, a NEW-FOUND
Gland PUPPY, eight weeks I'D, well grown Tor ms age ne
.r, h,.xIui., color. has four white feet, and tail tipped Win
aa,e. aud blue ewes. \ liberal reward Will be given for tin II
itsuet to tne Enquirer Office.
uf.%! 3u-u
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OR. WI. :. n. BRoCKENBRoUGH offers his professional
u services 20 the people of Hanover and King William, in the
'..abofhood III the Old Church. lie can be found, al all hours,
attic "0!i Chu5ch' Hotel.
ar "a 43-st
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,l0TfCE-rhc subscriber will, on MONDAY, the i5ih cay u
= November, lsi3, offer for sale, al Louisa Court house, IL DC
.a. cont .av. nj public auction, 10 the highest bidder, ir tta-
4. money. ten likely Negroes, consisting OF young men, women
.H. ,nl bo,s. The Tile TO The above Negroes is warranted e0"c'
GEORGE STRONG.
SIT
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NpIIcE.-Tb- Partnership hitherto existing between John i.
Y >e.trok and George NJ. Harding was dissolved on the iIh
"a, If september last, nv mutual consent. The business OF the
aA wi remain IN The hands of George NJ. Harding.
John 4. S~EABRO0K,
GEORGE NJ. HARDING.
P~1wtaisn, oct. 81, 1913. 0-w3W
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PAINTS,
Oils. DYESTUFFS, WINDOW GLASS, &c.
A ,.aSGE and well selected Stock, embracing the usual varie-
VOL the above articles, Of first quality, for sale low, by
H.. ALIEN. DUVAL & CO, Main street., Richmond.
NL3 4-G
UaGbHAM's GENUINE NO. Q, sNUFF.-A small lot Of
\" ~ own importation, for sale.
N" Stat HOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS.
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lUTlIE-an persons indebted TO the late John l. Nelson are
Y f-sesiri To make early payment to the subscriber; ana lno,e
Asy,, claims against the same will present them for settlement.
WIN. WALLACE DAY..
Administrator Of John L. Nelson, deceased.
,.A. ~ -u. ,s.2 SIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-10

DY he shp General Wiltshire, we ac this day receiving a large
II ld handsome addition to our Fall Stock Of Sheffield ana
Hrmn,ham Goods, particularly Table and Pocket Cutlery 10
,aea y. invite the attention of Country Merchants.
Uet l3-,it THOMAS L. CHARLES ELLIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-10

p N!finc Gr Il Decree Of he tiCuit superior Court Of Law
! ah tlidnccy t"f LOUISA Count, pronounced un The liti'
day Il srpicnLer, iSi3. In ~; IN Chancery therein uriiiin.. III
WHICH Juiin Hunter and Catherine G.. Nelson ac plaintiffs, and
Frances T.. THOMPSON in hrr own rirt'. and a administrative o'
Natlfitit' ! "0ilpson, Il. ceased, and others, ar cefrn'l arts TIE
undti signed Commissioners, appointed by said deeIea, Wal sell, on
TUESDAY,, The .Dih day II! December Icxi, ut Elisha NriionS
Tavern, NJ Louisa Court House, all the Real Estate of the sad
Nathaniel Thompson, deceased, including his interest N the
Victoria Furnace, and The lands therein apperainins, ut Public
Anctnh, 10 The highest bidder, nn a credit oil onr and two years,
by equal instruments, Except As Ia the expenses oi The advertise
ncnt, ana crying said gale, which are Ia BIZ paid IN cash. The
purchaser, or purchasers, IN give bonds, with COED personal secu-
my, ana a Deed of Trust upon the property, III secure the pay
rnent of said bonds.
Tie Real Estate To- be sold, al above, consists If one hundred
and tiiriy one and 4 half acres oT land, lying nn The wales OF
iIaf1s's Creek, adjoining The lands Of Charles u. Cosby and others
five acres adjoining The lands of Elisha Melton, an which LoIisa
Court House tands-hvc and three quarter acres, with 4 COM
fprtahln dwelling House on IL, about three quarters oi a mile
from Tue Court llunSe-6l acres living I'll Fork Greek, a part OF the
irart oil land Of Which the late JAMES Trice died seized and pos
se,sed-a Water Gr,i Sill, situated about two mics North 81
ifri1si Cont House, with frity iour acres OF land thereto attach
ed-cnr hundred aud Forty nine and 4 half acres of land, al
Joining tehdul Chiles and utBeTs--on- hundred acres oi Ilnh, ~
Smith iiVes. The interest above mentioned, III The Victoria Fur
mace, and the lands ihr-riG appcriainin., il t0tiyi"o shares, uit
oi i"o hundred and fifty shares. The lands arpertalning, are hr-
iIcvrd To contain about srvcn hundred acres. There Is 4 new
Furnace, Engine Fixtures, Sc, and extensive orch hanks oi iron are
an said 'aud-also, the said Thompson's interest IN mn acre Lot,
aud House thereon, In Yanceyvilhe, owned jointly by the Estaic oi
the said Thompson and Samuel Ieake. A further Description Is
deemed unnecessary, as all pcfSons wlshin. Ia purchase, II l. pre-
s'ithcd, Will examine said property for themselves before ~ nay
ot sale, which will he shown them by John Hunter, Twin. near
Louisa Court House. There Is a lease oil the Mil, which VIII
terminate first Jannary, lSi5, al Si5j per anuun-thc purchaser
VIII be entitled III the rent f,om fist January next
FRANCES Il. THOMPSON, Commissioner.
pr will, nj the same time and place, and upon the same
terms above specified, sell my dover interest III said property.
FRANCES Il. THOMPSON.
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