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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-17
REIJ. TAVERN. RrcuMoSp. Va.

BELL TAVERN, RIcHMoND, Va.
THE subscribers will take charge of this
ff n popular and well-known Ho~sc, on Tues
-G:asN- day, the 10Th, and respectfully solicit a
share Of patronage from their friends and the
public They have furnished the house through
out with new furniture Their table will always
BE- supp!ie! with the best eatables the market will
afford, and their bar with the best liquors.
RO. HILL & BROTHER.
July lf 20-tlO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-17

IMPORTANT NOTlCE-GREAT. Rhp', ~
TION ~ THE PRICE OF HAZE a.
CAPS. at the town and country Hat Mann
~. under the Columbian ioe', RIchii'"' hi.
j. II. ANTHONY, respectfully in'2f'aa, r.. Az
friends and the public generally, iha' ~ ~. ir.,
hand larger and better assortment rian ,.,sry
s snd n R".s fa sD Fur ch VIZ 15, " "
Glazed and Hair Caps Black ann nJ AIRED p,, s;gl.
Hats. &c, &c, in all the new anu ,ba, The -.
and shapes. Under the as,nLa" [e ,l@. is Is MOI
TEN oi small profits and 4a'eS ne ls mribo o! +.
advantageous he has adopi' , "ai !. con>eguep.
In, IL. a "ustl 70 se at much lower prices ~
'I p s@To his friends in the conniIy, WI" ~ a..
,,,ron;scd him. he returns his thanks-' ,. 'n
,h bayr not he proposes and hopes 10 'e'0'
better acquainted with. A. al;
October p
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NIFTY DOLLARS REWARD-Ran away
i from the subscriber, about the 10Th of July,
negro man Washington. He is about 81 or 10
years of age; feet 10 or II inches in height; well
made: Of black compilations; large mouth: good
teeth and has scar OF a large ulcer behind one
of his ears, q think the leit) He if a good
blacksmith and bears many scars about his hands
and arms Of burns and other injuries. lie has, |
am told, paper pnrporling 10 be a free pass, OBJ
tanned III The neghborhood of my residence; and
his declared intentions are 10 reach the State Of
Ohio or some other free State. lie will, it ispro-
babc. endeavor To travel across the Stale OF Nir-
rinia. will give twenty-five dollars for his APP
prchension, if taken in North Carolina, or fifty
dollars iftakcn in any other Stale, and 50 secured
in any county Jail, or otherwise, SO that &c; him
again. u: =; MoohL.
Murifecsboro', Hartford CO., North Carolina.
Sept 3 Jl-6t
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CnMM1..lnYsn,s OlrIcr.

Richmond, 22nd August, leii
Pur-uant 10 the foregoing decree have appont.d ite
ash day al October for the attendance of the
AT my Office, III The city Of Richmond "n winch tas
~ ten O'Clock 4. NJ they are Hereby notified 10 attend
with The evidence necessary 10 enable 10 ptI'D'm
the duties required by The foregoing drcier Aud tie
creditors ut Lewis Esrunerger crcrasri aso uo
fed attend The day. with their claims ana
the evidence IN support thereof.
JOHN SHORE, Commissioner.
au1 .hl--u-x
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-17

TEMALE SCHOOL.-Thc next session Of
L the School at my house for the instruction oil
Young Ladies, will commence on The Isl October,
and terminate on the 10Th December following
Miss Sarah Il. Tolc, the present lnstrucrcsS, will
continue her duties as such
The subscriber, having had an ample opportu-
ni!v of Judging, confidently recommends Miss Iolc
TO The public, as Young Lady admirably fitted
for the duties Of her vocation.
The Terms will be the same rs heretofore, 10
wit: For The scholastic year OF ten months. for
Board. SO Tuition in all the Eaglish Branches,
$50; Music on the Piano, with use OF Instrument,
$50: French Language $40: Drawing. %; Paint,
ing, -; Ornamental Needle Work, -; Wor>ted
Flowers, -. Every requisite attention vii! he
paid 10 the manners and moral department oil the
Young Ladies by Mrs Davis and Miss Tole.
Address the subscriber al Miller's Tavern, Es-
sex county, Va. X. M. DAVIS.
Sept, 3 3i-W3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-17

WARREN FERRY TRACT Of LAND FOR SALE.
by virtue Of 4 Deed of Trust, hearing date IN the
ID 3st day of August, 1871, and Of record IN the
Clerks Office If thu County Court Of buckingham, exc
culrd TO IN. subscribers by John ii Tapsc"tt and julia
his wife 10 the payment Of the purchase money,
we or one OF NJ, Will proceed Ia sell, al Warren fef,
on James river ~ the premises, in buckingham county,
10 the highest bidder. al public auction for cash, on FIJI
day. The Ist day Of November, lsii twohnds oi III.
Tract of Land called Warren Ferry, and twotirds oi
the Ferry aud Ferry Boat and also Negro Boy named
PIeasanl-ur much of said property n will be neccs
sary pay the two lat instruments To vii: AK hundred
and sixty fix dollars and siNy-sN cents, with interest
from The 3'st day of August iei3-and the like snG
with interest from the 3s day of August, lSiand the
costs and charges of executing this deed.
There il the premises n comfortable Dwelling
o,isr and out Houses, House convenient fur store
Grocery and lumrrr House. The Ferry l. believed to
he prniahc:-a ue though small piece of James river
low grounds IL atta he'd IL H. The total tract contains
about $50 acres, nfr1rdng sufficient supply Of wood
and timber.
The title is believed to be good, but, selling ~ Tfis
tees We will only convey such l'e u Is vested IN u.s.
gro. BOOKER, tr.
e. L. NUNNaLLY,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-17

AW NOTICE.-ROBERT G.. NICHOLAS b.. ss
~ sociatei his brother, WILSON =. NICHOLAS
with him IN The practice of Law: and business cui'
either will meet with prompt attention IheV, ere
al rhrm will regularly attend all the Courts h'd )" Nv
city, including The Federal Court aud Couu Of Arpc'-
Their Office il 1T the corner Of Marshall and ii'-
Streets, adjoining the residence OF r. e. Nicholas and
thr immediate vicinity of the City Hall.
~ b. Wilson y. Nicholas VIII also attend The Cons
of the al Icent counties
3if
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-17

DESSiOS AGENCY.-The subscriber having trrH
for several years engaged In the Pension ui,c.
clusIvry III the examination Of Claims Tor RevU'u
afy Services, aud having left that uHoe, has io Ne
last two YEARS Devoted his time 10 ths prosecution 81
claims before that Office and ;hr other PmbIc uir- a
the Government. Being well acquainted anh iHr
various Pension laws, and with ;bc iion
whence proof Gf service may be derived, he ienaie
10 render essential aid 10 such may require agent
in this Ciiy.
liz will transact business of any kind committed 10
his charge, fer reasonable compensation.
All letters on business must hr pos paid.
Reference Is respectfully made 10 The Hon J. W.
Jones and ;. II. Parker, Esq, Richmond.
n. H. SYLVESTER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-17

VANILLA BEAN-A LOT of very superior
Y Vanilla Bean, just received BY steamer Ro.
+. Stockton, for sale BY
ALEXANDER DUYAL & co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-17

NELSON LAND FOR SALE.-A sale Of
/ y the land heretofore advertised by me, 10 he
sold on the 9th August, not having been effected,
will offer il again on the premises TO The highest
bidder, on Thursday the 81 day of October next.
This Land will be sold under decree OF the Cir
cut Superior Court of Law and Chancery for
the county OF Nelson in the case OF Montgone-
~ agains; Montgomery and others. There are
two Tracts: One contains about four hundred
acres-bcing The lower end of the Mansion House
Tract OF Land of which Joseph Montgomery,
deceased, late of the said comfy OF Nelson, died
possessed. One-iourlh OF this tract IS bottom
land. and the whole is valuable. The improve
menlS are sufficient to accommodate a small IA
mily comfortably The othcrt tract contains about,
Two hundred acres, being the part cut off from the
upper end OF the same main tract by the aot-
mcnt of dover To The widow OF the said Joseph
Montgomery deceased 1t is partly cleared. bul
has not been cultivated for several years. II IS
however valuahlc-and it is particularly we'll
adapted 10 the production OF corn and tobacco.
Ii the day fixed upon Tor the sale should not be
fair, il will take place on the first fair day there
after.
The terms will he about one-iourh cash. The
balance on 4 credit Of six. twelve, eighteen and
,wcniy-lour months, the purchaser giving bonds
with GOOD personal security, and the title 10 The
land being held as additional security
JOS. L. MONTGOMERY, Comr.
AUG. IS, 1914.
p 5. An application will be made TO the Court
the day before The sale, when il will be in session,
to change the time OF the credit payments. as 10
make them PAYABLE in one, two and three years
and il is confidently expected it will be successful.
If should not be- the land WILL OF course be otter
ed on the terms sci forth in the advertisement
Sent; Bids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-17

ITO MARCUS a. THOMPSON. ESQ
i Sir A. YOU are not resident OF The o'd''
Virginia. We take his inethod of notifying you
that we shall proceed, on the 9Th day Of SepI.''
her. 1911, between the hours Of sunrise and >o''
sci Of that day On the Law Office OF ;. W NJ '
ris a, Louisa Couit-housc, Stale of Virginia
take the deposition, of Andrew +. Eeadc, and
others, TO be read rs evidence III certain Cha.
cery suit now depending in the Circuit SuPea
Court Of Law and Chanccry for Louisa cons ,
State of Virginia, in which We are plain.if' ai'
YOU ana others are defendants. Yours, s.,
JOHN BEADLES, and
WILLIAM W. BEADLEH
Merchants and partners trading under iie A''
and style Of J. & w. w Beadle>
Louisa CO., State OF Va, July Q. l---"-M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-17

EARN FOR SALE.--llar,nc located my-rt ~ it'
city, will srli, privately, my late RESIDENCE 10 if
county Of iIenrico, lying wlihin Tour miles oi town
tuaird midway between the Brook Turnpike and w
Meadow Fridge Road, and within thier- ouiti- ~
mile Of either. The tract contains ahcat nin,S aN
of land, fly IL which - arahle, land IN prstil l
state of cuiivationl the residue Is well tmtrftd l
this section al country.
The Improvements are, two stony single dw'iIt.'
recently erected. with M the necessary out huta''
The society Of the ncighhorhood IL intelligent, s'
and refined.
For terms, which will he made accommodating, ii
to WM. +. LADD, or
MlCAJaH BATES, City Suryr)~-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-17

VALUABLE FARMS IN SURRY FOR
V SALE-Wil be Lsoid TO the highest bidder,
on the premises, on Monday the 2slh of October
next. if fair il not, the first fair DAY thereafter
valuable Farm, in Surrv county, containing by
estimation about 45O acres. This farm lies on
Rlackwalcr Immediately above Blunts bridges;
- miles from Petersburg, and S from Cabin
Point. The improvements are, in part large
and handsome iwo-story frame dwelling holl>e,
neatly finished. except the plascring, onlv one
coat of which was put on, and built IN 1881;
GOOD kitchen smoke house, 9ranarv. carriage
house &C. Most OF the buildings have been
erected within the last II years, and are generally
in coed repair The arabic land is generally OF
a superior Guaiiy and. when narlcd, produces
clover luxurianllv There is an abundance oil
timber for farming and building purposes, and
considerable quantity OF very superior land (capa-
Die of Welding < or 10 barrels OF corn 10 the
acrc) that might bc cleared to advantage.
Immediately after the above sale is closed, an
adjoining Farm containing about 20 acres, will
he sold On this Farm there is Il comfortable
dwelling house, kitchen &c, somewhat out OF
rcpair and about 30 or 80 acres arabic land, in
good condition
Immediate possession will he given Of the small
fann-of The larger one, the purchaser will be al
lowed such possession as may be necessary 10
make preparations for croa--unti the growing
crops can be sold, when full possession will he
given The title to both places is ndiSputablc,
and the sale will be without reserve. The terms
will he liberal and made known on the day Of
sale. by WIN L. Il. RUFFIN,
Executor OF Thomas Rufhn, decd.
CIV, ni-wfiS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-17
September Is.


BOOTS, SHOES, AND WOOL HATS.
VNHE subscriber respectfully informs the in
i habiian;s OF the City OF Williamsburg, and
the surrounding country, that he intends the
last OF this month 10 open Shoe Store in the
City Of Williamsburg where he Intends to keepa
large and well selected assortment OF Boots and
Shoes of all kinds, having purchased my goods
from the Factories at the lowest prices. For good
work, those who may favor me with call, may
expect such inducements as they seldom meet
within word, intend 10 sell my goods at The
lowest cash prices that they can be obtained for
in Norfolk. F. w. SEABURY.
Sept. Is 3T-3t
CCHOOL BOOKS. STANDARD WORKS.
- PAPER, BLANK BOOKS, &c-J. w
RANDOLPH & co. are receiving 'hcir Fall
supply of Books. Stationery. Music and Fancy
Goods which they will sell 10 Country Merchants
ard others, al moderate prices; certainly as low
Us the same articles can be bought in Virginia.
II Bookbindins in the best STYLE, by
J. w. RANDOLPH & co,
Sept. Is SIT l2l, Main ST., Richmond.
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NEW EAIL DRY GOODS.

-
yr,uE Subscribers have received by the regular
i Packets, Railroad and Steamboat, rom Wv
York. their Fall supply of Dry Goods, com pfiSils
a very general assortment OF every thihS III lhci,
line carefully selected and with liberal discount
for The money: which will enable Us 10 sell our
goods upon The very best terms Tor Gash OF Guy
accep,anccs They are in part as follows oN !,
Extra super wool black and hlue oio'i'' anu
Cassimeres -, .,-;,o1
Cassimcrcs
Fine and medium Satncls and Kentucky Jeans
Wafer twist GLASGOW and Washington heIscys
White red and yellow Flannels, all qualities
Drab black and plaid Alpacas and l.uhe'as
Chusans. Tesans, Paris Lusircs ana bomoaHi',e
Rich Cashmere dc Ecossc and Monscih oe
Lanes , Ar 40
Black and Lavender Cashmcres and NJ. &c
Lanes colo
81 and G-i Merinos, Orleans Cloths and GAIA
Pads c-,. ::
French, English and American CalicoeS, IN va
Rich Velvet, Satin, Silk and Brocha. Shawls
and Scars c,.u.,1u.,r,h;,Cs
and Points e,,,.
Heavy Tartan and other Woollen Shaws
Ladies heavy plain and ribbed blk. SIX ttoSc
Do. Lambs wool, Thibei, Cash!nereaHu Id"
Silk Hose
Black Moravan and a full assortment oil ~hi'e
and colorcd cotton Hose ..1
Mems. boys and misses roolien ana "ois'co
and cotton Hose and Hall Hose
Irish Linens. Lawns and Linen Caihpiics .
Laced siripcd. checked and plain Swiss MusiihS
Earlston Ginnhams and Habit and Furniture
Table Cloths Damask, Diapers and Napkins
Super plain and striped black, blue black ana
fancy colorcd Silks c;r.s
Bonnet hat, cap and neck Ri5ahd, viewer ,olihs
Marseilles and Corded Skirts and liar Cio''''
for Silks ,,o .,,
Twiiled Silk HandkeIchetS
Tolinc, Merino, Valcnla Velvet ana oa''h
Vestings ,r,.,1;I,
Thread Gloves .,,.,.,
Ladies and misses plain ana hcinstlch Il III IT,
Canbrick Ilandhcrchcls
Thread aces, Ed.ings and lnscuings. Lisle 90.
Swiss ami Cambrick Edginss ana lnsertihS>
Bubbin Trimmings, French anl Ashoui'on
Lace
Blk. and fancy cold Gimps and Paris Cords
Plat. Filet and other Nets. a complete assert
ment
Whitney and Duilil Blankets, Carpetngs, Rugs
and Drugsels-wilh full as>o!imcn, OF brown
and beachcd DomestcS, BED Ticking, Plaid DO
meslics. Apron Checks, Cotton OznaburSs, &c
All of which are offered on the most favorable
VALENTINE, RREEDEN & Co.
White Buildings, Broad street, Shockoc Hill.
Scpt3 3l-2awJw
PENITENTIARY MANUFACTURES.
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Washington CITY Aurust O. ls1j ~ -w,m

IOYNES On LlMiTATlONS.-An Essay upon "a
- act Of the General Assembly ii Virginia pa>'r.
April J. 1898, entitled, San Act amending the Siainh
9Geo. ", ifwith preliminary inquiry lat" N" Us"
of new promises. under the Staure Of Limitations -
William r. Joy mrs, ESD, Of Petersburg Just pnb'he
and now for sale by DRlNkER NORRIS,
Law Book Sellers and Pnhlisiri',
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ceived ....,
convenient and labor-savng implement '.- .'
hav-makcr, and much used tor sicah'h2
fields .-....-,.
CHIRNS-A novel and very superioI 81 III
GRASS AND GRAIN BLA DE- ~,
and without snathes. Il ~
MAY oS
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Aug. ~ 30-w am

I,XECUTOR'S SALE OF VALUABLE TAVERN
H. PROPERTY AND FARM.-Will be sod L. The
highest bidder, The 18Th o October Eeii. that hem.
SIitfv Srnrrur Court day, the vaiushlc Tavern and
Farm at surfy Court-hon>r, containing ALL acres oi
Land The tavern house Is large, handsome wooden
building a part new the balance III good repair, with
eighteen ruuls. br-lies n good crar, vel! arranged
a Public lIlIsr. There Is we'll of excellent water
in few wards al he Loor large eardtn recent
Iv closed sufficient sahrs IN good repair. ki;cirn,
smoke -lnllse dairy, Is. In addition 10 which, there
are attached Ia This property live utrr cnritni., tour
of which are now rented oIt al $3.50 per The
Farm - in high slate Of Improvement. aud produces
very fine crops Of and oats, and II - believed u
NAV he made To produce suicrncy of gain for hr
CONSUMPTION oil the place This tavern lie immediately
On the stage read from Petersburg In Sunlk-ls about
forty miles from each. The stages meet here three
n week. IL l. well Ea;ronsrd, and the business Is al
most entirely cash Few situations, it's belle we'd,
combine in great degree the advantages of com
Portable and healthy residence good netahaofho1d, pro
ductvc land ana aptitude In make money, a tins
tlurs IL might b. divided into several lois with advan
ta.r and preferred AMI purchasers hc found for
the whuc II will be- done. IL the same tune aud place,
another tract uf land joining tue above, and containing
III ARES will hr sold. ~ the sale Is made III obeGrnre
to the will Of lie late and proprietor, Capt. 1os
nutfin, il viii BIZ positive and without Teserte The
terms will 1r accommodating, and made kno" on the
dav az .ae, sooner il application be- made Ia the sub
scribeT living few miles below the Courthouse. either
personally by letter. postage paid, directed Ia HIM al
Surry Court huisr In MY absence, the property wIii
he shown To any d. sirou' Of purchasing hy my
friends Mir. Jacob Fauleon, or Col. james Clarke.
WM. T.. Is. RUFFiN.
Executor of Thomas Rutia, deceased.
Ana Oh .}0-wlds
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A MELlA ACADEMY-The next Session
II will commence Sept. LIST, and end July Isl,
1915.
Board and Tuition, Si50-S15 to I've paid Sept
ls :Ss115 February Isl. Puncluah attendance al
the commencement Of the session is earnestly re-
ques,ed. Refer 10 WIN. Fl. HARRISON.
81 Direct, (post paid.) Elk HIP. o., Amelia
July lift w. II. Fl.
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
PLOUGHS-A few OF RIlss' >
- Nourse Il Mason's-the best in Use. ''' -'
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AMES PRINCE (dcccasci)-iIEIR AT
LAW WANTED.


NY rerson who can establish their claim
n 10 he Heir at Law OF JAMES PRINCE,
formerly of Oxford afterwards OF London, Coop
cr. and who died at Hoxton in III. will hear Of
something greatly To his or her advantage, by ad-
dressing a letter 10 J. WATERLOW, 81 BIR-
CHIN LANE LONDON. James Princes
brothers were named Edward. Joseph and John.
Edward Prince formerly carried on tie bust
ness OF Cooper in London. and is supposed
10 have emigrated to America about the year
1876. at which period he had four children named
Mary, James, Edward and Joseph.
ANY person giving information which may
lead 10 the discovery of the descendants OF the
said Edward Prince will be rewarded TOR their
trouble.
Persons reading hi, advertisement and ac-
Guainted with any one of the name OF Prince, are
requested 10 draw their attention 10 it,
SEM l3 1911. 3I-bt
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NAVY BEEF AND PORK FOR ls45.
Bureau Of ProrLiOns and Clothing,

Bureau Of Prori.ons and LiofhiRg,
18th August le42.
GEALED Proposals, endorsed proposals for Beef"
- and proposals nr Pork the may be- will
be received this Office until O'Clock, on Monday, the
Both day of Srptr mber next for furnishing and deliver
ing free Of al cost and risk the United States
Five thousand eight hundred barrels Of Nav Beef,
ami FIVE thousand eight hundred barrels Of Navy Pork:
Each barrel Ia contain not less than two hundred
pounds nett weight Of Beef Pok Of weight
i'm either a,ticc will be paid for. To be delivered al the
Noy, rds n,
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n &c, &c.
$500 wards heavy kerscy
1000 :. STRIPED and Plain Linsey.
1000 No Cotton OznahurSs.
1000 " Striped Cotton or "Firginia Cloth"
500 g Apron and Counterpart Checks.
CounerpaneS
1000 pair Mems, Youths and BOYS fine Shoes
100 :" Gen,emen'S fine Calf Boots.
l00a Women'S Misses and Children's
Shoes
5000 Brognes, the best ever offered in this
market at reduced rriceS-say from
Is Cd. 10 9S. Cd. perpair.
5000 " Brogans assorted sizes.
200 dozen Cast Steel Axes. warranted equal
to anvmade in The IT, S. at low prices
100 Kegs Wrought Nails assorted sizes.
Spikes and Bellows Nails.
Blacks:ni,hs' Bellows of best quality, al reduced
prices.
Carr. Plough and Wagon Gear in every yare
", in sets or in detached pieces.
Carts and Wagons, WheelharrowS, WheatfanS
Cutting Boxes Meat Safes, Reirisera'oIs
Wardrobcs. Wash Stands, Sugar Stands, and
Churns OF various patterns.
Shoe Lasts
Burr Mill Stones.
Machine Bands and Horse Power Chains made 10
order.
The above. and many other articles too hume
rous to mention here. are offered 10 cOUN FRl
MERCHANTS, and dealers generally, on terms
that will make il TO their interest 10 call al the
PENITENTIARY STORE, and examine them
before purchasin. elsewhere
JAMES c. SPOTTS, G. A. p,
No. 9. Street leading to Mayos Bridge
Sept, 3, ISL 3i--wiw
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6l'HREE DESIRABLE FARMS FOR SALE-IIav-
ing concluded TO settle nv Negroes in thu West,
ofrr for sale my family residence, MiLLNiEW, on
S"trnway rivrr, IL miles from Dinwddie Court house
ana 30 mics from Petersburg, contaInn. ONE THOU
SAND and SIXTY EIGHT ACRES, with large and
commoduus dwelling House. with rooms, passages.
crar and CLOSETS good repair, and neatly painted
within the list few years-a new and very large three
story Granary with every other binding aud improve
mcnt a family could ,lcs:re-a we'll Of good water, and
spr,nc. convenient 10 the dwelling hon'e-a large gar
dem iasefully arranged with an">t every variety ot
shrub and p'ant-;wo fine meadows three large rich
Tolacco lots. J he heath and beauty o thus situation
are prnverbal. Onc mile from the house an the iiyer
situated superior Manufacturing Mil, with ali tie
apparatus for ubting, screening, &c. besides col"
anil The buildings at THIS place are good, aud sll-
cieniIy large ter Il miller and fImly.
Also, n plantation. GlI.Lihai'S. separated from Mill
view by the stage road on The East, containing FIVE
HUNDRED and SEVENTY ACRES, With Overseer's
and Negro ol.ts, stables, &c.
Another Farm, BOLLING'S, adjoining ni'lvicw, on
the Northwest, containing ONE THOUSAND and
FORTY FOUR ACRES
These Farms are ri supp'isd with water, aud paIti
crla:ly adapted IL the 2fo~h If Wheat, To.acco Corn
aud Oats. :. u Ri'E.
jarrlsgi!'c r. o., Bfunswick. Va. Aug. - e5-wrf
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UNJUST SALE OF i.ANiI-Sy Virtue uf a Deed of
i Trust executed by DR. Jack Van .hn. If FRINGE Ed
wa.d county ~, and duty recorded IN the CLERKS
Office of Prince Edward county, We shall pro .eed 10 sell,
in front of the Courthouse. MONDAY, the ast al
October that Esnr Cont dag Ia the highest bid
der the Tract cf Lard on which laid Var:ian
now resides, containing, by estimation. J aud two
Third acres, ar,juniug thu lands OF SAINT B'urr, James
Lyon and others The title Ia The ai l. believed nm
uilrsiionable hut, acting ~ Trustees, we shall convey
only such right as is vested in NJ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-17

Berry Ill,l, Mecklruhnrg county, Va.
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