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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-10

I AND AND NEGROES FOR sALE.-To satisfy a deed OF
IL trust executed by Capt. James Lakeland to Jane, b, anderc
son and Col. William Wilson, OF record in the Clerks once oil
Cumberland county, will be sold, on the 9th day OF November,
1913, the Tract of Land on which the said Lakeland now resides
This Tract contains $50 acres, lies in the upper END oi shthber.
land, adjoining the lands of J. b. Anderson, WIN. wilson, and
w. b. Hobson, Esq'rs.
valuable young Negroes, all Of the Household and Kitchen Fur
niture, crops OF Corn, Fodder, Oats, Hay, Plantation Utensils,
Wagons. Carts, | Carriage, &c, &c, &c. In point of health,
which all must deem an indispensable requisite, this location
enjoys very many advantages even over this healthy region OF.
coilttry-having on il 4 well of Mineral Water. whose medicinal
properties and sanative effects are well aitested by n large mum
Der of invalids who visit there annually from the lower and sur
rounding county. These waters being held in such high esti.
nation, and the proprietor thereby meeting with SUCH liberal
patronage, he has been Induced 10 erect, in addition toa large
aud commodious Dwelling, several neat and comfortable Cabins.
For particulars, relative 10 the qualities of this water, we refer
the public, generally, 10 the following Medical gentlemen, of the
highest reputation, viz: Dr. Murray, Of Powhatan; DIR. w. :.
Norton, of Cumberland county DIR. John r. Mettauer, Prince
Edward Court house; and DR.. James Jones, Of Nottoway county.
The terms Of sale Tor the Land will he liberal, and made known
on the day of sale; The Stock, &c, will be sold on a credit Of six
months. THE TRUSTEES.
Sny a 5l-tds
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VIRGINIA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, l8ls.

VALUABLE RIVER LAND FOR SALE On TUESDAY,
' The lUth day at October, 1919, shall sell, At public auction, oh
the premises, called Woodstock, one half in value nf aboa, TWEEN
". eight hundred acres Of Land, lying on Melenin river, in the
comfy Of Luncnburg.
The tract has several hundred acres of fir, rate An: iaud, and
the upland is said 10 be- good for tobacco, wheat, corn. sc
On or before the 18th instant. the land viii b. divided. Hr
Nathaniel a. Nenable ownin. q & mpiety interest therein, INV
half will Positirey Be soid, ut public outcry, MS a whole, or in divi-
ded tracts. Those disposed 10 purchase are invited to view The
land aud The growing crop, which will be shown by my friend,
Dr. n. Vcnnbie, residing on the premises. Liberal credits VIII
he given. Sale conducted by my Attorney, William ] Nihiei,
Esq. IITrLEBURY L. STAINBACK.
P.s. There are twenty eight NEGROES on the Woodstock Is
tate belonging 10 me, which will he sold publicly between the
10Th December and Isl January next, on liberal terms. Also, my
half of tn. stock Of Horses, Cattle, Sheep, logs, Plantation item
sis, &C. l.. T.. STAISBACK.
Sept. ~ aj-wiw
No PoSTpoNEMENT-The sale OF the above Lands is post
poned TO TUESDAY,, the l9h day Of December next, when the
Is Negroes and my hall of the Stock, Plantation Utensils, &c,
will be sold. There are l,9l6 acres of LanI.
l.. e. STAIABACK.
Semi. 30 Il--tds
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r.0uST LEVEL FOR SALE.-Th- subscriber offers for sale
Il The valuable Tract Of Land comInralv known as MOUNT
Level. ), situated on Cox Road, in the comfy ol Dinwiddis, -
n,,.s Nes, of Petersburg, is Northwest OF Dinwiddie Court foutc,
and one mile East from Jefferson Academy. The tract contains
l. ga5 acres, about two thirds of which IS il. the Original growth
m veil ADAPTED 10 the growth of tohacco, wheat, corn and oats.
The improvements upon the place are-a large and coii'i"dioas
twosiory House, Stables, and other necessary OUT hnuses. ~
,c,,d also 10 the place is Il small Tub Mill, un Il good stream oil
water, which might be made highly valuable, rs healthy sI'na
,inp. ia location directly upon one Of the mast public roads IN the
stale: lis having been long occupied, and being well known as a
Tavern stand, offer advantages seldom SURPASSED 10 a person
nuhlir housr. Persons desiruus Of purchasing are respectfully IN
vued TO call and examine; or, for further particulars TO apply per
sonally or by letter TO The subscriber, on the premises.
'o""' JANE NEWDILL.
u..,, %, p n Dinwiddje. OIL II. 1912. diff
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+ AND. STOCK AND CROP FOR ALE-Un MUNDAf,
L. the Goth November, Il i3, will be offered for SAFE, on the pre-,
misses. tina, valuable Tract Of Land called Hughes, the property OF
The late Abram Fades, deceased, lying on James river, IN Abe
marie county, eight miles above Scottsvuie, aud containing about
sIy hundred acres, between fifty and sixty of which Is hrst qualhy
river low grounds, and a large portion of the hills of the best req
land, not inferior TO any in the county when II was IN us ORIGINAL
STATE. and very susceptible Of improvement-penty OF line llinier
and wood, well watered, and pretty well taken in clover, for the
growth Of which il ia well adapted. The Improvements are; Il
go " o,d Bnrn. with an old fashioned Threshing Machine attach.
I'd. Tobacco Houses, Overserr and Negro Houses and Corn House
Tne ems will be made known on the day Of the saie. anu a. ac-
cnmmodntinr az the circumstances of the Estate will permit
Also, at the same time and place, all the stock, Crop aud planla,
tion Utensils will be sold, on a credit OF six month"; for all sums
90, ,.n dollars: that sum, aud under, cash will be required
Alter the sale il over, the Negroes will b- hired for one year. To
The highest bidder. Bond, with good security, VIII be required IN
every instance before the property is delivered.
Administrator of Abram Fades, deceased.
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Noun, Level P. O., Dinwiddie, o., II, 1911

FOR SAEE.
ONE Of The most valuable Tobacco Plantations in the county
" Of Powlatan. -, IN
An Estate Of 1900 acres, in the county of Prince William, well
wat.red, vel numbered, and well enclosed, tina; can 'e purchased
for - an acre, il immediate application be mane-a great al
gain. gn.,
opportuniiy TO a large capitalist seldom 10 he met with.
4 thousand acres az Land on James River, about W miles be-
low Richmond; 700 heavily tinibeicd. This property can be
bo,cht for about six dollars an acre; il lies Immediately upon The
River, the farthest point not heins over lhIee-quarters oil = mie
from The waters edge. The wood and timber would pay for the
place three times over.
Besides these. the subscriber Is authorised to sell Il variety of
Farms. of almost every description, making his office The very
hest place of application Tor persons DESTROYS of purchasing Real
rs,a,s G. 7. BOLTS.
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MEDICAL INSTRUCTION..

THE subscribers ave notice taat they will be- prepared 10 con-
/ mcuce 4 course ~ pIvate M"dical Instruction ~ ''' ~ oi
November neNt, IL continue ten mnni'S, ahd IL embrace al w
branches uf a thorough Medical Education.
They whi teach Anatomy. Ply stolea:, and Pathology Sifs9fg'
The Practice of Medicine. Midwifery. i'heaaeuticS Mater'a Neiirh
and Medical ln;any. Chemistry. aud Medical jurisprudence, amer
The most approved methods OF tn" best pahlic >chGol>. The Ffict'
cal branches will be- lalsat III the most practical manner; aGd -
pcciaI attention wil he ilti 10 Anatomy, snrsei! ad lh' PRACTICE
of Medicine. -,
Chemical Apparatus and Cabinet ofMineral> VIII he provided
far the Illustrations in Chemistry. Their Cabinet OF Materla
Mcdira cont ins Hcariy every article now IN usr-and abundant
.marcriei, for tGc study uf Practical AmatOmy can always be had
during the proper scaSoa.
The private Iuirmary Of Dr. J. r. Metianer, which has been ~
oncralion for many wears, will enable the subscribers IL afford stu
dents frequent opportunities for WITNESSING. in'crcStih. surgical "pe
raiions. n wrll rs for Studying the nature, treatment ana progress
of many chronic Giseas.s !. Excellent boarding and !"dsing car
he lad IN The immediate nciehh0rlntd al. on moderate terms.
The fee fr he IS hole rourse of Ten months VIII be SiOo, one hai
nov,hl, in advance, aud the balance he'n,r the expiration "i IN,
,crm' Gentlemen wishin. 10 enCtC rs students are requested Il
address the subscribers IN the subject, by letter, before the con-
JOHN T. METTAUER. MD.
RANCE !. ME1fAuER, \. VI. ". ID
DIM tI,.,,J r. n Semi. a1. 1913. a9-wsw
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GOO nE.yARD-Ran away from me subscriber, living IN

COO EEtrARD.-Ran away from The subscriber, living IN
day Of June last, a Negro San, named Dick, about ~ or - ttat-
Of ar. brown Completed. shout HE o' iaat: sizr, fi'hcf Una
Jdwrd, hisl cheek bones; " hen spoken /" he ,praAS s!i"''-"i 1t
head "f hair and short "h-kcfS. II is deemed unnecessary toGc-
- liz lms c'oiitn. =" hru ne I'm at - l .sfr timo3 =" '"h"
since changed thc a.. lie u "a hrru, aiI,ui :-"..H. ltl Nj tl
tell the truth, only by accident. lie has a WIFE IN tiitk.ti!c,
lately rmnved from This ueignborhooi 10 that place, ana WHO was
HIM. II Is believed, therefore, that he il lurking about thar place,
free man. iwil give the above reward 10 any person whn viii
bring hun Ia me, or confnc him in some Jail 81 that get hun
again. JAMES GlII.~.
Amelia en-, Va, Ort. II, 1sf3. i6-ow
HIE CHEAPEST BOOT AND SHOE STORE IN R!Cil-
4 MOND, Is kept by ;. i. SMITH. at the sign Of The Red
Boot, Nam street, opposite HE end Of the Old Market, Corner
house, All PERSONS wishing tn save from Is Ia 70 per cent. on
Boots and Shoes are requested To give uc n call, ~ | am deter
mined 10 sell cheaper than any loase in the tiy, for cash only
Here let me give Il partial statement of my prices:-Ttc best
Richmond made Boots 4, irnm 81 50 10 ST 80; best high Shoes
from 81 - 10 - 81; Boots footed in the be>i style at from 81 Ia
ST. All my work is of the brst material and workmanship, aud
warranted IL Staad; ladies' thick she Walking Shoes AT from ~
GEMS Ia 81 80; Richmond made Slippers and ties from $. cents
10 81 .; Chiidrrn's shoes rom 37i 10 81; coarse Boots, water
proof, from 81 80 10 81 50; fro.ans from II! cents 10 81 30; Ia
dies leather and zeal Boots, from - cts "a 81 -; negro frGgue,
very cheap, and all other kinds IN proportion. invite ali per
sons wishing 10 purchase Boots ar Shoes, from one n&r 10 one
thousand, 10 give me 4 call, as they viii be welt paid ir their
ironale. ~ Boots and Shoes made and rcpaircdt To order.
Don't forget the Red Boot. ). \. SMITH.
Richmond, August d. 1873. 3l-Ilwam
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EARMs FOR SALE-The subscriber is authorised 10 dispose
a ofthe Farm of Mr.. r. Il. iocket, lying in the county oil Chcs-
ter6eid, about IL miles from The city OF Richmond. This tract con.
tains 76G acres, is well timbered, well enclosed, ana IN good
heart. The dwelling house, barns, stables, &c, are al IN pre:iy
good order. There are on the premises an excellent, Saw MIL,
and a Grist Mill, which needs some repair. Owing !" the had
health of the proprietor, the whole property u offered Tor 50 Uu.
One of the finest Farms upon the Upper James river Is IN the
market. II contains about 1000 acres, Us of which are low
grounds of the finest quality. The highland is in the highest
state Of cultivation, and but little inferior 10 the low grounds
Buildings, &C., new aud complete. ,0eO; Sl30W
cash, the balance on time, bearing interest. II is seldom that
snrh' an estate ia To he had. Apply to e. T. BOLTS.
l., . n Soft
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7 OFFER for safe, privately, the Tract Of Land on which ! re
Il side, living on Willis river, and about Two miles from inc
lanes. IL contains, BY recent survey, about 49i acres, about $50
of which are in native growth. There isa dwelling house, with
the necessary out houses; also, all the necessary iarm houses ana
a new Saw Mill. ~
I win also sell Negroes, Stock of every description, Provender
and Farming Utensils. The terms shall be made accommodating.
Any letter Of enquiry, addressed TO me, and directed to Cartefs
willie, Cumberland county, will receive prompt attention;
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PROPOSALS For RATIuNS.
Ur,p QUARTERS OF InE Maine CORPS.
Washinston. October. 1913.
SEPARATE Proposals will he received a the olice OF ,e guar
= tefuasier OF The Marine Corps, III tins city, unll W oel'cH,
4 NJ, an Monday, the 18th November heAi: lur iuthlShihe !" ~
tinns 10 the United States marines, Al The following stations, i"f
the year leii, VIZ:
Portsmouth, New Hampshire;
CharIrstcWn, Massachusetts;
PraoSiyn. / oue Island. and The Gil? OF Ne" i'rk;
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania;
Gn<jott. Gcu Nni,pis, sHg mn;
Pensacola, finiiid: at
Wa>nincina, Dis:ric: or COLUMBIA. II.
The rations to con sis, Of one poaud and 4 quarter OF ifcsh heet,
mr. three glarteIs OF a pound Of mes pork, eirh.'en ounces ="
bread ar flour, Il, the option OF the Government; ana al ie "'r
Of six pounds Of good, clean coffee, ~ pounds "t eoou Nf" ~
leans SUGAR. eight quarts OF beans, four quarts ol vinegar. Two
quarts of salt. four pounds Of soap. anu one ana a nail pouhus .
prool ,dipped candles 10 each hundred ra;ions.
II IL understood that the tnll side al beef meek and Sims eS'
cludedl be delivered If required, i: such quantity be mol required
that the fore and hind quarters he delivered alternately; anh Inc
bread ., lour shall be Of >npetine quality. Al thr articles lohr
| uneyceatiunahle. an. 10 be issued TO the troops without expense
to the United STATES.
M Offer win he entertained Al. this office unless accompanied nj
the names cf The surctics Of the proposals, IL be endorsed, "ffo
oosaIs for ra.ions for Ieil."
\, lid
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CARLTON HOUSE.-Mrs FENTOS BROOKE SMITH, tate
Y 81 tho Exchange House, fredericksburg, has taken the mouse
rrcrniiy k,.t hy Mrs. Burweil, situated on 18th street, opposite
lr 1T Baptist Church. and near the Capitol, winch she nus oren
e!rudr, the above name, for the reception oil boafde's rms
a,se, from It's peculiar location, being in j very central silua-
tnr, aEd hut u few minutes walk from Main street, ana YET on a
,r-t riiied from noise and dust, is peculiarly suited Tor idini-
.-, tr members of the Legislature, professional men or mer-
.sarS. She solicts, and will endeavor 10 render her house wor-
ty d; he patronage Of her friends and the public.
ADMINISTRATION. f. I. Brooke, Hon. John W.. Patton, Rev.
n. rumrr, Or. f. III. Carmichael, J. A. Seldom, Esq b. b. Nj
my, ESQ, n. :. Hamilton, Esq and Messrs Shields K Somtrvile.
~ SIT
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IN WANT OF ITUATIoNs.-Tw young Ladies, who have
pinio. and who arc well qnaliied 10 ;cach the English Language,
dramatically, with the minor branches OF an Enelish Eoueanoh,
Arithmetic, Geography, &c, are desirous OF obtaining SITUATION. nn
as teachers in private families, or a assistants IN public fenia!e
Seninarirs. Their charges will be moderate. Good reeoH'heh'
g." 5l-wiw
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EXCHANGE HOTEL

TIE PROPRIETOR feels grateful for the patronage he continues 10
L ,-ccive from an enlightened and liberal pubic, and begs leave
70 aiotm them of his unremitted ende1yors to please all who
raneed IL 81 - per day; aud TO merchants from the country, and
otets, VIII" remain over one week, 81 so per day only, withou'
w! EXTRA ,hase Tor fires, light, &c, &C. ne Is also prepared "
q. hu4rt un the most liberal terms for the season, ana to n mem
~a of W., Legislature for the ensuing session. lie pegs ieaN.
Nttn> Ats. his terms viii be lesS than any oihef estab l-itmen'
hs NY, considering the comforts ana accomniodl tioh ai,"'aea
'"o, emca from the country. visiting the Hotel win tae.r h"rses,
"a iato,msa. the hest care will be taken of them by MIR. James
"'i"'p. whose Stable is contiguous 10 the Hotel, III ~ cents PEI
say. Yearly Boarders, for meals only, IN the Gentemehs ofu''
FREDERICK BoYDEN.
Redmond. Nv : 1872 52-2aw5w
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N1OTICE.-The subscriber offers for sale, privately, his VA
N LuABLE AMELIA SPRINGS PROPERTY, consisting oi
about 6Tg acres of LAND, $50 acres Of which are HAT land q hrSi
rate quality, and all in n high state Of Improvement. TN 4 eo"d
norton of the high land there il nuw n tine crop oil Ciover-ln the
production of which no land in Virginia is superior. All things
considered, lhr Amelia Springs Is certainly The most valuable pro-
peItyi i'm Eastern Virginia: its situation Is healthy, and is waters
equal 10 any in Virginia. The improvements ou TIC place are
very large aud superior, all Of the houses having been erected
within the last SIX or seven years. There Is Il large hrick tiu'ei,
three stories high, with 4 spacious hall room, - iret by ~, Tue
Ladies' sitting room adjoining, and nine od.in. rooms above, ana
n large Gentle mems sitting room 0n Tie basement stony. On rach
AIDE of the entrance Ia the Ilotel there l. a hrc. house. each va
feet in length, and each containing IL rooms. There l., likewise,
n large framed building, containing ~ rooms, and i great number
Of other rooms, sufficient IN all 10 entertain some 5D0 or HU per
sons. There is also n very superior dining room, lm feet long
huilt of brick, which is suhicirn ily spacious 10 dine iU0 persons:
also, a neat and comfortable private residence, located near The
dining room, and well situated for the residence oi those super
intending the dining room. There is also a sond store liniise, IN
which there might he done Il good hasiness IN the mercantile line.
There is also 4 good bath house, with eight rounls, appropriated
for hathing. The stables are equal 10 any IN virginia Tor CON
yenience, &c, there being one of brick sufficient to contain AZ
least 80 horses; also, u framed stable, sufficient 10 contain .
horses. The yard AMI pleasure grounds having been laid out ny
a celebrated English gardener, and allihe borders beautifully de-
cora,ed with shruhbcry of different kinds; makes this a mosi
beautiful situation. The Springs are located IN a hat, surpassed
in beauty by none in the world. The waters oi me ameIa
springs have been analyzed by DR.. Bridges, Of Philadelphia, and
approved of by Doct Parish of the same place. The following u
the analysis, compared win that OF lne me sulphur SPRINGS
AMELr, SpsfsGs. WHITE SULPHUR SPRIS@s.
CaSE0US CONTENTS could GASEOUS CONTENTS:
no, "be asccrained. having es- Sulpbai" Hydrogen 2.ocub' H.
capped before the water reach CarboBic Acid =
- DnilnHatnhia d
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ELSoN GREEN FEMALE SEjil%AfY.-rhIs Schmoi viii be
"a continued The ensuing year, cunnIcncin. on the 18Th 81 Jan
uary and closing on tie iath of December fnllsains with =
months vacation, under the instruction Of Mass J.. Webb: and.
from the liberal patronage -hc has received f'r the lat five year.,
wc trust has given general satisfaction. The course Gf instruction
embraces a thc requisites for Il thorough Es ish Education, To-
gethcr with F~renchan Music.
TERMS.
For Board and Tuition, including lights and towels, payable half
III advance, 500 90
French, 10 30
Music, with the Use Of Piano, 80 %
r. S-No deduction. except in case of sickness.
Address-Iianovrr Court-housc. JSo. y. TOD.
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frO PERSONS HAVING SERVANTS TO HIRE OFT Bf
/ THE YEiR.-Noice il hereby given, that the Directors oi
the Eastern I.nna.ir Asylum, III Williamsburg, hrilg dtsrons III
nitainir. the best Servants fer tile use at the Asylum, have re-
.niv,d IN nurr. la those who have servants io hire nui, an advance
If Is pr cent. above TIE market price IN Williamsburg, tor such
A. may he selected hy The Superintendent ot the Asylum. iir
,nnrkrl ,,,icr Ia lr asCcrlainrd hy The board of Directors IN Janii-
orv al each wear, I'll the ensuing year. Moreover, Il ir"niinW ui
Sn. for each of THE four male servants, who. mt the rnd - tht
y.,, shall he considered 10 have performed their duties mos;
L,,th;uIty: and al -, for each of the tour icmllc servants similar
Iv rirruns,anrcd. wal lr aliuw ed 10 tte owner IN addition To the
{; nrr cent. The Suprii int nirn; of the Asylum (who, by The law
nf the 81 te, il Physician will attend, cratniio1sly, those ser,
v,nis when sick. whose owners desire II. The hire will he paid
half yearly if required. Persons disposed 10 contract with the
Asylum are requested 10 communicate with the superintendent,
mr. Iohn NJ. Gait. hrfure the 18th of December next.
PHILIP j.. BARZIZA
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LANl,, MIIL., &c, FOR SALE.
'E'llE Subscribers will sell on Saturday, the 18th day OF No
! vembcr neat, AT public auction. 10 The highest bidder, at
PainpiAe, in the County of Amelia, the Trlc! OF Land lying al
jaccnt thereto, uhc lite residence Of ]. T. Jcter,l continuing
about 30J acTes-oae third in woods ol original growth. Tie build
inas have been receutly put up-comfr-ne, III part, i large,
convenient and handsome two story dwelling, Win MISE t"o,i's'
&C., neatly finished, being III every way suitable Ia accomnodeia
a large family-a storehcuse, and all necessary ont houses III good
repair-and Is an eScellcn, location for u Country store or q
boarding scaool. Also, the Mil, with 81 or 10 acres Of Land,
lying within one and a half miles If Painville. Terms VIII he
be made known on the day of sale. JOIN +. WILEY.
JOHN u. HURT.
ALSO,
Al the same time and place, | will sell nj public auction, Ia the
highest bidder, my Tract of Land, containing 30 acres, lying on
Stocks Creek, IN the County Of Amelia, midway between the
Clcmeutown and Stony Point Mills. There Is aaout 20 acres al
creek low grounds, and ahoGt one hal OF The high land i ~
NO. dS Of original growth, wrl timber red and fine t"Dacc" lana.
This land is cOns!d. red by good judges 10 be- equal IL amy IN the
county. Any person wishing Ia view II IN INV absence. WI apply
To :r. Jclm a. ilhlsinan. JOHN +. WILEY.
OCT. % .g-tds
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oil culiRcn TAVERN IN HANOVER.

Ol.D CithGh a 6h-N ~ '''|
TWILL, he offered for sale, on the premises, al pubic auction, on
w MONDAY, the 9TH of December, lSi3, II ialr, else the next
al, dav thereafter. under the provisions of a deed in trust from
i ~ Il. Eiett 10 the subscriber, dated November, 1871, and du-
" recorded in Hanover County Court Once. to secure the pay
ment of certain sums Of money TO Albert ,. Jones,
This valuable property, of high repute, ana wen esiaDHsneu al
n nnhic house. lies on the main road from the city oi Richmond
Z, The lower Ferries crossing the Pamunkey, about . miles from
Newcastle 6 from the Piping Tree, and 10 from Richmond-ihe
buildings are al nearly new, in excellent order, very convenient,
and ahundan,Iy commodior,s for the objects Of their construction
the location is healthy, in a good neIehborhooi, and attached
10 The ESTABLISHMENT are 81 acres OF Land, more OF les. 10 ara
bic uses, and quite produciiv. OF Tue Ordinary g'"ls ~ r &c 1ob ~.
tween sIsGU AMI $500. with interest from ms Isl January ,a -;
and the charges incident 10 the sale-and on a credit tor S2'o1t
the lst of January next, and for the remainder OF u purchase
money upon such terms as shall then ne maue known-a. .e Up
ton of the purchaser. a deed OF trust viii be required on the pro
perry 10 secure the credit payments, or the title thereto wIl be
retained, subject TO lhe summary action OF this trust Tor default.
ShonLi the highest bidder fail TO comply, IN a reasonable lime,
with the terms of sale, the property will forthwith be again pub
licly sold, without other notice, nj the fhh anu " ut iespohs'
biiiy of such bidder. -.
The title TO this property is believed TO be inaispntaoie, pu,,
selling as Trustee, / shall only convey such as IS vested IN me
-" ~ WIN. H.. CURTIS, Trustee.
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