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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-01
DAVENPORT d ALLEN,
.fUCTiONEERS q. CO.hHISSIOS HERCHaNTS,

HAVE FOR SALE,
g UGARS-35 hogsheads Porto Rico and New Orleans
~ COFFEES-a600 bags Rio, uguyra Java and Ansosiura
WHlSKEY-5o hhds. and 30 half pipes
LOAF SUGARS-290 boxes "Wotlsevu and uIoyerncn ma
nufacture
BACON-li0 hhds hest Middlings
SALT 600 sacks Liverpool fine
NAILS-700 kegs common and warehouse
SHOT-60O bags 'Youle's'
PLASTER-l, ZOO casks ground
CANDLES-260 boxes "Hmllsn patent
"Fray's'' and "Judd's''
TEAS-5) half chests eunpowder
200 boxes do
80 chests black
OILS-59 barrels Tanners
10 hogsheads hcachrd lamp
WHITE LEAD-l50 kegs No.
SALT PETRE-o0 casks refined
hLUM-l5 bbis.
CUPPERAS-20 bhls
WlSEs-lOo half aud quarter pipes MADEIRA Sicily Madeira,
Sherry and Port
PAPER-50o rcams wrapping
SOAP-2n0 hoxes blown
POWDER-300 kegs Rifle
sides, branded "good" and "damaseu
BRANDi-5 half pipes "Seisnrte"
10 do common
RICE-20 tierccs
July IA l9-oaw3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-01

ChRD-The undersigned would respectfully inform me pun
lie st ne "a. opened The Mountain Top Hotel G "e he
cepton oil travellers and boarders generally Those M
Virginia Springs will find pleasant place 10 call ana res,
both going ann returning hrne situated the top Of Tue n
Ridge at kocktsh Gap, % miles above Charollesve a 20
from staunonl The cool and pleasant air and water Won"
generally nvsorae, &c lie pledges himself 10 spare no a
10 render his guests agreea!y situated being prepared Win s
cooks and nsters and large and commodons houses We
earnestly hut most respectfully solicit calls and Patiohaes run
the travelling community He aso prepared with hay and gam
for movers and gentlemen driving stock market horses
hogs, &C. WILLIAM NJ bEahE.
Juiv IL lS-7ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-01

MELIA ACADEMY-The ensuing Session will
"A September lst and end July LIST, 1874
Terms per session. S7O payable In advance5 LIST Septem
her, SS5 ls of February.
The school will limited small number and the
most attention paid TO the Improvement nj every pupil
WIN. H. HARRISON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-01

Desirable Residence near Richmond for sale at Auction
by deed of Trust subscriber ON the
- >,h day of February 1872 by John C. and wife re-
corded the Office of the Clerk of eurico County Court
shall, FRIDAY, 18th day OF month"; august npnn
The penies al 10 O'Clock, proceed SELL public auction
the highest bidder piece parcel of Land containing
twenty acres, occupied by said Wade family
dence lying The side Of The main road leading from Rich
aond TO the New Bridges about mile from RchaOnd and
adans the lands Of the late Hu,son Brett and Others Upon
ms tract Of land is comfortable dwelling house, with five
rooms passage &C. good repair situated In handsome
grove Kitchen smoke house, large stables, Ice house, well of
water in the yard variety Of bearing fruit trees and
large and productive garden The crop growing shows
mat the land highly improved The above of land
deed OF trust Of prior date the executed to the sub
10 secure the OF 600; will, therefore, be
M that sum- and the interest due IT, In cash. and
cfed Of six and twelve months for the balance the purchaser
executing bonds with security and the title withheld until the
credit payments have been made.
The title TO OF this believed be
@ aud that 10 six which detached from house lol
lane, held by of Land Office,
"a'ned IN lsil. AZ Trustee, shall convey only such
Is vested IN me by said deed Of Trust
u,,, THOS. TALLEY, Trustee.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE STOCK &c.
Immediately after the sale OF the House Land shall sell,
of cash. all the personal property Of said John Wade,
oy said deed OF trusf consisting in of following:
beds bedseads and furniture, secretary, soa
Chairs carpet two horses three cows, hogs
'eolche and harness. &c. THO. TAILEY, Trustee
s ,e conducted by JAMES r. NEW, Auctioneer.
u"2 a3-ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-01

NOTICE-Mr WIN McCrey having, deed OF trust assign
y his books debts and CLAIMS Of every descrpilon
for the benefit creditors have placed the for coec
ton IN the of Mr. Lewis Hill, Agent, TO whom all
indebted Mr. McCcry requested the amount
several debts without delay indulgence cannot be
gwen G. A. MYERS, Trustee.
r,I, 23-t
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r.,U-r sALEHy virtue deed of trust, executed 10 me
hy Oswald Mc(ehee on 22d day Of March, si3 which
Office of the county court of Louisa
offer public auction, the premises, the
srh DAY of August i3 OF land which said Nc
resides lying in the county Of Louisa on the NORTH
Anna River two miles Dabney Mills aud four from Pot
e!,ye in very healthy and desirable neghborhood, contain
nearly SOC acres viii be ho.n TO any person wishing to
before the Mr.. NcGehee Also all the
negroes other property mentioned said deed There
u,een negroes of men, boys, girls, women and
children.
TERMFor the land onehird Of the purchase money will be
required hand the balance in equal annual payments
negroes and other property made known the day Of sae
Tile uaQ iesionabe but acting trustee shall convey only
such As IS vested in me. JOHN L. COLLINS, Trustee.
July 23-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-01

AGENCY FOR THE SALE OF REAL ESTATE-The sub
scrber the various applications made to him by indiv
dual. deng buy and sell Real Estate, has been IN
uca think his connection with the Agricultural Public
ad him peculiar facilities conducting such negotiations
he has therefore, opened Office which DESTROYS OF
selling plas descriptions, &C., Of their estates and al
wishing obtain birds eye view OF
The properly Market either in c"untty HIS charges
mo!erac and be made contingent upon Inc sales
being effected.
Now on hand several little In the vicinity of the city,
aud v or three large adjoining country In
" ~ ' r N'' &. 7. BOTTS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-01

VALUABLE LAND AND MILL FOR SALE-by t". un ' u,
the 2s day Of August next, III The highest hiddef
Of Land, lying in the county OF Greene about W =
mile from Siauardsvlle road leading 10 Richmond
and Fredericksburg The contains about four huhaea anu
twenty hundred of which i goo" opae.o
land The land lies remarkably We'll, and wen a"ap.
cultivation wheat and iobnec au
taken altogether combines advantages rarely 10 be met WIN
The improvements oeraby good ben. small dweine
house. stainless cabins tobacco house. &c There T. a9ut rory
acres the well warrrG hhu
spring within sixty yards of the dwelling house equal 10 any III
the Mountains Further particulars deemed unnecessary as
presumed any person wishing purchase will view The
premises. ,
third cash. and the balance in equal annual
payments decd will be made until the last payment II
made.
The Mill property lies within mile Of the county seat on
the South Of the Rapid Ann River The NH u IN ecoh
repair pair Of burs and pair of corn stones u
situated fine wheat county, and considered M ehceei
Manufacturing Mill The society the neehh0roo1 y eood;
being within mile Of the makes 'ey de
sirablc property. Ii sold tie land
JOHN C. DULAHEi, Executor
MA
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
GASEOUS CONTENTS.

The subscriber discovered another Spring
very highly BY those who lsed them;
they certainly As to the virtues Of these
might much said and hundreds of certificates might
produced, but the subscriber deems Il unnecessary
FRANCIS 4. WILSON
lift
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July %

UNIVERSITY OF vRGHIA.-The Sessions Of this Tnsli,u
- ton annually the s Of October and terminate
the 4h Of July following The Schools OF the University,
with their respective Professors,
/. Ancient l4anguases.-Df. Gessner Harrison.
3. Mathemacs.-Mr Edward b. CourIcnay
t. Natural Philosophy.-Mr. WIN. d. Rogers.
s. Civil Eneneerngthr subjects of which divided be-
G. Chemistry and Materia Medica-Dr. Ro. E. Rogers.
Z. Medcine-Dr. Henry Howard.
g. Anatomy and Surgery.-Dr. James /. Cabell.
g. Moral Phosophy.-Mr George Tucker
TO- Law.-Judge Henry ST. G. Tucker.
Judge Tucker is Chairman CT the Faculty
The regular stated charges for the session S225 90
For all other necessary expenses this is sufficient lbs OO
$3.50 90
OF $3.50 has heen found years past be
average of the expenses Of resident Students
the hooks of the Patron, with whom they required de-
post all their funds.
particulars printed catalogues the
Washington Globe and the Charleston Mercury of which
papers a standing advertisement will be found.
WILLIS II. WOODLEY, Proctor and Patron U. of Va.
July IA 19-tlO
NJ The Richmond Whig baltimore Patriot and Republican,
Gazette; Cincinnati Gazette, Ohio; Raleigh Regis
Fayetteville Observer North Carolina; Nashville Repub
and Union Tennts Charleston Courier South Carroll
The Medgevie Recorder and Georgian Georgia.
The Mobile Chronicle, Huntsville Democrat and Flag of the
Union Alabama The Natchez Courier and Mssssippan Miss
sspp The Argus and Bee New Oreans The Journal and
Advertiser Louisville, ky will publish in their
regularly until the LIST of October and forward their
accounts the Proctor of The University.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-01

TINE undersigned have formed Co partnership under the
L firm Of WEBB BACON Il co. for the transaction Of the
Grocery aad Commission Business.
LEWIS VERB,
JOHN l.. BACON,
HENRY E. Z. BASKERVILLE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-01

RoLLiNcBRooK HOTEL FOR RENT OR LEASE.-This
sp endid es,abhment-so well known to the Travelling
Pnc-wi be for Rent Lease from the ls January
was bait especially for Public House, and has con-
We fence for SUCH Attached premises commodious
Brick Stables, which belong 10 the establishment MT
For situation IL and 10 person qualified
the conducting Of establishment This opportunity
offers great inducements. Apply
JOHN V. WILCOX,
- ANDREW KEVAN.
Petersburg, July 25th, ls43 - 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-01

MRS c. C. BURKE respectfully announces, that she viii
l open Female Seminary in this City, Monday The 2nd
October next reception of oarders aud Day Pupils, in
The Hise long occupied by Mrs. Tompkns Boarding
House Masters and AFFINITY
plan Will embrace thorough and extensive course OF useful and
Ornamental Education. But her will rest beTese VIII
endeavor impress her Pupils those habits ot
and order and that graceful and dnhed bearing that should al
ways distinguish woman of education.
Parents assured that kindness and persuasion Will
characterize her discipline Teacher bur that every moral
duty will be insisted with scupulous observance such az
become inmates of her House, will be treated as members OF
her family, and with impartial and parental attention
Terms, in other Female seminaries in the City
English, including all the ordinary branches Natural Philosophy
and Mathematics $40 0u
The Creek Jnnpuope 20 90
Latin 90 90
French 90 90
Italian 10
Spanish 20 %
German, 20 90
Music both Vocal and Instrumental viii be taught by The
approved Masters the Harp Piano Forte, and Spanish
Guitar.
Drawing Painting and Dancing will be taught if desired by
the Pupils
Mrs BrsxE may he the Richmond Academy until the
Goth September next.
July % aaat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-01

4 SITUATION WANTED.-A gentleman, who Is at present
"A engaged private Teacher and preparing for the Bar
wishes Teacher of school private ia
my where he could besides attending TO his school, devote
time TO his studies He would also be willing
Clerk other business lie s in Of
ndaoS both his scholarship and moral character
He able eleh the German, English Greek and Latin Ian
the branches of Accidental education
IT. WoId prefer situation will, member of the Bar Address
F. Newmarket Shenandoah CO., Va, postage paid.
july 1G-lm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-01

EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL OF vlRGINIA-Ths Insrlu-
- ton, well tied and well known again announced for the
beneht and information of Christian parents.
The Diocesan School Of Virginia, II Is OF course decidedly
Institution Of the Episcopal Church. but its object and spirit are
general not sectarian Its Chrsian Ednaon
and while its plan and organization provide the most substantial
and complete Of learning indeed with
College its chief end have youth trained In that
wsdom of which 1.-THE of the Lord is the beginning "
To this end during four years. has been largely blessed Of
Heavens and to the end the opportunity Of their
sons Tor The ensuing offered Christian
The next session win begin Monday End October aud
inmate about the middle Of the subsequent July
The charges recently arranged By the Trustees for
each separate pupil per anuum, Sl75
And, where two from the family, for
each, $50
Payments in every case semi-annuay advance, st oco
Der and LIST March,
The number Of students in to exceed IS.
The location OF the institution Is advantageous
being within miles OF Alexandria, ID. C., and adjoining the
Episcopal Theological Seminary Of Virginia. and healthy,
commanding and beautiful emnence, nearly 500 feet above the
Potomac.
The age of admission in general a. limited number,
however, received between 10 a. Of worthy
character required in and youth found
thyand after reasonable effort, neourigibeis promptly
moved
All letters of inquiry and application should be directed The
illogical Seminary p o., Alexandra, c. and addressed
REV. w. ". PENDLEToN. Rector
July % 22-Stf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-01

I.BEMARLE LANDS FOR SALE-By virtue Of decree oi
n Superior Court Of Law and ChanceTy for the
Abemare, pronounced in the case OF The President ana
recors of The Literary Fund.- against Martin DawSons Executor
and Others shall the 9TH day of August si beng
Court day, the front door of The Eagle Tavern " ~,
charlottesville, sale L. the highest hdt W
Of Land, lying in said county ca The waters OF ~
River, containing $50 known the Belle u"
being residence Of Martin Dawson,
This within about miles from Scosv'c, On thr 'a"e
charlottesville ,.,,
The time and place, shall offer at public sar nnn
son acres Land yn. around and adjacent 10 the vaec "
Milton, said county, belonging TO the Estate of Martin
deceased This land the Rvanna River
stream ndjons Manufacturing Mills, is within miles u
Charlottesville. , ala
Aso the time and place. shall offer, at pubic sae,
Hardware River patented to the late Martin Dawson
adjoining the lands of the late Christopher aud Charles
son, within miles Of the town oil
Terms will be liberal, and made known the day 81 SAFE
V. w SOUTHALL Commissioner
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-01

nix. RICHARD F. BROADnuS, my Agent is now about to
VA visit the counties in Southwestern Virginia. beginning
Eockrd:e. taking all the from point
and West, for The of giving subscribers and others
otnniy Of settling their dues the r. Enquirer, Il. Whg
Compiler and Southern Literary Messenger know that all can
and hope that all will be prepared Mr. B. with these
small claims Persons wishing subscribe 10 these, and ether
published Richmond will find this very favorable OPP
pof,ua,iy. WILLIAM GOULUIN,
Collector for Enquirer, Wing, &c.
Jay 81 9-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-01

AND FOR SALE-By virtue Deed of Trust George
~ Mason the undersigned Trustees of lem will SELL
mon the premises the highest bidder for ready money,
Wednesday the 10Th day August s3 the Tract of Land
"e the said George Mason resides lying upon aylors
creek county OF Hanover and containing by estimation
iva hundred and forty eight t2+ and bounded by the
lands of John Hope and others The title the above mention
ed Tract Of Land Is believed to he unquesonable.
GEORGE HARRIS, r..
July II ao-st THOMAS DUKE, ! iiusees'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-01

AMELIA SPRINGS
GASEOUS CONTENTS could
not be ascerIained, having es-
capped before the water reach
ed Philadelphia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-01

Webb earnestly requests all persons indebted him.
firms o Lewis Webb Co.. and Webb, Booker LA
milton, make immediate payment
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-01

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.Thc subscriber, having In
view Western location, will offer for sale, the highest
bidder TUESDAY, the fifteenth of August next the Farm
which he resides lying in the county of Madison nmcdl-
Rapid Anne River, and adons the handsome Mill
ing of Mr. Easun, containing hundred
uvial boc of superior quality well adapted 10 the growth OF
tobacco and all the 10 our
country high mot vauaLej chocolate
oed eravey gently unduang lying we'll 10 the ana
probably surpassed in its adaptation To the abov" zion
crops any land East Of the lue Ridge In pro-
is the SOIL that, by the clover aud pas
may kept any desired Of fertility. There is abund
and fuel for all the purposes of the Farm II
well watercd having springs and running e
II ia distant three miles from Orange Court house, thirty Gig
from fredericksburg and thirteen from the Richmond and Louisa
Railroad Depot GoTdonsvie. To the Depot trips ca
flour manufacturing mill contiguous great facilities are afford
ed for dsposng Of the products Of The farm Is hounded IN m
by roads, leading Madison Court house. ana on
the other four coaches running TO Ccp
Court house. Fauquer Springs The subscriber confidently
believes fertility SOIL saubry of climate, conVehi
of location and beauty scenery having an
Ridge and Southwest mountains from the iatler OF
which separated by the river, that y WIN not suef III
comparison with part of the State Inc
which are consist framed dwelling
taninn places all the necessary OUT tuiu-
ncs ice house and in The ynrd operated by
There Is choice variety o ifut trees ana safo vines
in fourishins condition. :,
of the purchase nfy wil he required III
hand The balance equal annual instruments from the uay
Of sale, well secured. 49,,
Persons disposed purchase invited to visit us before e
day SALE satisfy themselves TO every particular any
ing additional information will be attended to- should SAFE e
effected privilege of seeding grain will he allowed III uue
time and entire possession before the end of the
Univ J lids ALIEN. j. TALIAFERRO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-01

THE ensuing Term of this Institution will commence on hon
day, lth September and close 10Th Jny-sh alans
men deemed better adapted the convenience oil It's aoh
than that which has hitherto prevailed.
This Institution Will be under the direction OF the
genlemen:- 49,,
Ancient Lansuages-senor Department, wm burke, fHncl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-01
MISCELLANEOUS.

From fhs Fort Haync Times.
CELEBRATION OF THE COMPLETION OF THE wa
BASH AND ERIE CANAL,
On the Fourth Of Juiy, 1873
The Procession formed on the Public square
at 10 o'clock, under the direction of the Marshal an
Assistant Marshals
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-29
SALE IN BANKRCFTC Y.

AS Assignee in Bankruptcy for the
county of Madison 10 The Slate Of Missls-
sippi, | will sell before the court house
door in the town OF Canton, in said county.
on Monday
The sA day Of Nay merit,
for cash, the following described assets
surrendered by James e. Napier, bank
rupt, viz
The northeast quarter and southeast
quarter and cas-, half Of southwest quarter
OF section thirty.six, township eleven,
range three, east. The southeast quarter
of section two, township eleven, range
'hree, east. The east half north-eastquar'
ter of section three. township ten, range
three, east. The west half north west quar-
ter of section two, township ten, range
three, east. The southwest quarter, west
half southeast quarter, west half north
west quarter of section thirty.five, town
ship eleven, range three, east. The west
hall southwest quarter of section twenty
six, township eleven, range three, east,
situate and lying in Madison county, Mis-
sissippl.
VIM. F. WALKER, Assignee.
April I, lS43. 800
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-29
Tax Collectors Sale.

n Will proceed to sell at the Court
House door of Madison county, Mis-
sissippi, in the town Of Canton, fol cash,
On Monday, the 18Th day Of June, 1913,
the following Lots or parcels of Land, to
satisfy the State and County Tax due there
on for The year l842, according to the law
made and provided for the recovering oil
The State and Count, Tax, to wit
The north half east half nothcasl quar-
ter of section seven, township nine, range
five east; entered by t. J. Parker. The
south half east half northeast quarter of
section seven, township nine, range five,
east; entered by G. S. Grant. The above
land assessed as the property of said Par
ker and Grant for the taxes of 1912. Tax
es due 81 rs.
DUNCAN YORK,
Tax Collector of Madison county.
Canton, April 6, l643.
Printers fee sic so. 30-I0
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-29
RANGERS SALE.

A S Ranger of Madison county, will
"a offer for sale, for cash, before the
court house door in the town Of Canton, on
Monday, the LIST day Of May, 1913,
the following described property taken up
as estray, viz:
Taken up by Harrison Jordan, a bright
sorrel horse Ia hands high, both hind feet
white, about IL or l3 years old, little
hippel on the right hip. Appraised to 10
dollars--prinlers tee2 dollars.
Taken up by J. S. Toles, one bay
horse, 6 or 7 years old, l5 hands high,
left hind foot white up to the pastern
Joint; no other marks or brands. Ap.
praised to $50, before II. A. Foster, J. P.
printsrs fee 2 dollars.
Taken up by John Moore, one bay mare
about IA hands high, small star in her fore
head, left hind foot white; no other marks
or brands. Appraised to $50. Printers
fee dollars.
Also, one small brown horse mule, 5 or
years old, branded 0 on the left should
err. Appraised TO $50, before J. Priestley,
J. P. Prs. fee 2 dolls.
Taken up by John Ewing, a lot of cattle,
described as follows, viz: one bull, white
back and belly and red sides, crop of the
right ear and under bit in the same, and
slit in the let ear. about years cd. APP
praised to e dollars. One white and brin-
died steer, marked with crop off of the
right ear, and two Sits and half crop in
the left, about 5 years old. Appraised to
7 dollars. One white and red heifer, swal
low fork in the left ear and under bit in The
right, 4 years old. Appraised to dollars.
One white steer, with red neck, red fore
legs, crop of the right ear and two Sits
and half crop in the left, about years
old. Appraised to dollars, before Henry
White, J. P.-printers fee 2 dollars.
Taken up by G. G. O'Cair, two steers,
one large red steer, white spot in his face,
marked with a crop and half crop in the
lett year and swallow fork in the right, 6
years old, apprised TO twelve dollars. The
other large red steer marked with hole
in the lett ear and the right ear off, about
six years old. Appraised 10 10 dollars,
before D. Morse, J. P.--printers fee 2
dollars.
One sorreI horse taken up by Charles
Willis, about 20 years old, thee white
feet, blaze in the forehead, about Is hands
high. Appraised to 10 dollars. Printers
fee 2 dollars.
]. A. TALBOT,
Ranger Madison county.
April l, 1S43.-29-ts