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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-05
). 80 of,he Richmond enquirer.

-. Tine Enquirer is published DAILY and SEMI
orEkIY For The Daily Paper, seven dollars per an
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tie year. ,,a. - IL x.n,,,sd ner mail
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-05
Il. Mc Edi,,rs If liz Enarircr.

Gentlemen The provision in the charter OF
the James River and Kanawha Company, calling
for an annual election Of lis officers, presup?oses
that The same set may not always be acceptable
10 the Stockholders therefore, TO nominate others
Tor election, only indicates this dissatisfaction
without rejecting necessarily upon The private
relations or characters OF any one. The writer
of this is not satisfied with the existing officers.
believing their policy and management as here
tofore exercised, 10 be at variance with The pro-
gress and future prosperity Of the work submit
ted 10 their control; and he therefore respectfully
submits TO the Stockholders the propriety of ma
king change and names for President Charles
r. OSBORNE. Esq, as gentleman eminent in all
the requirements that shonld characterize that
station, having filed the Presidency of the Pc
tersburg and Roanoke Rail Road Company for
several years with distinguished ability and salts
faction 10 all concerned, and his voluntary re-
liremeut from that Office was deeply regretted by
the public generally.
Mr.. Osborne is now resident Of Richmond,
and We call upon the State interest, the interest OF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-05
JOHN Ii. DIGGS,
Nov. 23-c.ds Commissioners
VALUABLE SALE OF LAND, NEGROES

VALUABLE SALE OF LAND, NEGROES,
CROP, STOCK, &c.
DY virtue Of a Deed now ofrecord in The Pow
- hatan Clerks Office, and Tor purposes there
in mentioned, we shall offer for sale the Tract OF
Land on which Mr.. Benjamin L. Meade lately
resided This tract contains about nine hundred
acres. and lies on the AppomatioX river, in the
county Of PowaataN, adjoining the plantations OF
DR.. Abncr Crump and others. II is well adapted
10 the growth OF wheat, corn and tobacco, and is
in very good heat II has plentiful supply OF
Woodland good house, containing six rooms, an
excellent new granary, and all other necessary
houses The place is remarkably healthy, and
has large Orchards Of apples and peaches, good
water and other recommendations usually found
about an old establishment.
AT the same time and place, will be sold..about
TWENTY-FIVE OF thirty valuable Negroes, among
them good house servants, Carpenter and Car
rage Driver Also, all the Crops ofCorn, Oats,
Fodder. Household and Kitchen Furniture, Plan
tation Utensils, Stock Of all kinds, and Whatever
else Oh the place that may be subject 10 sale. The
sale of the above property will take place on the
18th day of December, If fair, and ii not, on the
next,far day thereafter. Any person desiring a
good farm, on moderate terms, can scarcely sun
themselves better.
The terms of sale are-for the Land 4 credit
of one, two and three years, the purchaser giving
bonds and lien on the property 10 secure the pay
mcnt thercof-the title 10 be withheld until The
last payment is made. The Negroes will be sold
for cash, and the balance Of the property on Gre
dir of six months for all sums over ten dollars
under that amount, cash.
3 WEhEl 3. H okB, e.. Trustees.
Nov 9-ctds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-05
OLD JAMES TOWN FOR SALE.

TIME undersigned wishing 10 change his occu-
patton, now offers this desirable and valua-
Bile farm for sale II is situated Immediately on
the banks of the lower James River; in James
CITY county Virginia II contains about 2UOO
acres of land, about one half Of which is arabic,
the greatest portion being now in high state OF
improvement and cultivation; two-,hirds of it
having been married and lined And By this
improvement, the crops have been greatly in
creased This land is, by many who are ac-
ouain,ed with it. and consequently competent
Judges, deemed 10 be the BEST WHEAT soil in the
Stale. One Of the fields having produced last
wear. By actual measurement, over 80 bushels 10
the acre. There are now seeded on the land,
nearly 300 bushels Of wheat, mostly on heavy
clover fallow and which, from the present pros
pcct bid fair to make from 3, 600 1000 bushels,
no crop having, from any cause 'radieref, Jailed
on this farm during the last ID years. ms Is
one OF the best stock farms in Eastern Virginia,
having ample paSturage for 300 head oil stock
The Improvements are substantial three story
brick house 40 BY GO, with rooms on floor, IN
good repair, a Kitchen laundry an orerseers
house dairy, smoke house, barns and stables;
together with negro houses, all OF which are new
and in good order. Since the draining of the fresh
water ponds on this place, il has been very heal
thy for white persons, never having been other-
wise for negroes.
There is young apple and peach orchard oil
the best improved fruit from the Baltimore and
Richmond nurseries, bearing yearly, and which
has never been known TO be injured by frost:
This farm has ferry belonging to ii, productive OF
$500 yearly as well as a steam boat wharf, now
paying an annual rent of 5000 The terms OF sale
will be accommodating only one quarter OF the
purchase money will be required in cash, and the
remainder three quarters in three equal annual
instalmen,s, with deed oftrust on The property
10 secure the credit payments. If desired, the
negroes together with all the stock and team OF
every kind, farming utensils, SC. &c.
In concluding this advertisement the subscri-
Der would only observe, that the river prosper,
from the plantation, is very fine, while it were
superrogatory to enlarge upon the mulIiform in
teres,ins associations of all this spot with The
",anding of Smith and the settlement ofthe Vir-
giuia Colony" Few localities are more ceeoFa-
ted in history than the classic soil OF old James
Town c. DURFEY.
Williamsburg Nov. &c. 2awllst Jan.
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Oct. l9-MtdS
NEW MARKET FOR SALE.

NEW MARKET FOR SALE.
DURSUANT TO the provisions OF a deed oil
i Trustexecut to the subscriber by Thomas
Masse and Elizabeth P his wife, for the purpose
Of securing to Alexander S Payne ofCampbell,
certain sums OF money therein mentioned, and duly
recorded in the Clerks Office OF Goochland Coun-
~ Court, shall, in compliance herewith, on
TUESDAY, the 10th day OF December, lSll, IL tar,
il not, the first fair day thereafter, proceed to SELL
d, public auction, to the highest bidder on the pre-
misses for cash, the Tract of Land on which the
said Thomas Massie now resides, situated on
Beaver,am Creek in The County OF Goochland,
called by The name of New Market containing
Six Hundred acres. more or less, and adjoining
the lands OF The late Mrs. Ann Harris. Stephen
Woodson and others.
The Dwelling House is large and convenient,
well suited for the accommodation oil a large
family, with all necessary ont houses attached
thereto; a good Barn with an excellent Machine,
&c Tobacco Houses recently erected with the
fixtures requisite for securing large crop. The
land is we'll adapted to the raising of the usual
crops of the neishborhood, such as Tobacco,
Corn, Wheat, &C., and is susceptible OF the high
es, Improvement Persons disposed to purchase
will Of course view The premises before the day
of sale, which will be shown by Mr.. Massie or
the subscriber The title 10 this property is be-
leved to he unquestoned; but the undersigned
acting as Trustee will convey such title only as
is vested in him by the deed aforesaid.
CHARLES GUERRANT.
Nov. S-c2awtds Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-05


10 my iellor eHl-sAsot iac COUNTIES of Boietoay..
Ban, Pocaaont0S ROanote, MOAieomeru, PVics-
n. Flomf, Giles, Mercer Logan, Gyeenjrier AMI
-Noavoe:
am unable 10 express the gratitude which
icel Tor your kind and liberal support of me, 10 4
seat in the present Congress OF lie United States
and am fully sensible that owe YOU obligations
which no exertions vi mine could ever repay.
can, therefore, only promise you that in whatever
situation | may be placed, what liille ability
may possess viii lie most freely exercised towards
The promotion OF your prosperity and welfare
IL VIII he remembered By many Of you that
whilst engaged in the canvass in the srrine of
1913, stated that if elected, ] would not be a
candidate for reelection. | now come forward 10
make good that declaration bv announcing that
Will not he q candidate
make this announcement al this early lay. in
ORDER that the Democratic party may al once take
steps for the calling OF Convention TO nominate
candidate 10 represent lis in the goth Congress
Owing 10 the extensive territory embra cei with
in the limits OF the l2lh Congressional District.
am satisfied that all differences cannot be so
happily Ieconciled Is by Convention of dele
gates from each county IN the district Let such
Convention meet at as early a day as practicable
al some central ana convenient point in the Dis
tlict--lci them consult reely candidlv. and with
ont reserve, and nominate that individual who in
all probabiiit" is most likely 10 carry the majority
o! tic D.;rc,-lct them then resolve unanimous
y 10 support the nomination, and success must
follow.
When We remember that in the late exciting
Presidential election, The Democracy gloriouslr.
ana salian;ly carried the District by majority oi
near six hundred votes, we we'll know that in uni
on there is viciory-le, UNION then he our watch
word.
pledge You that none will be more active OF
give a more Jealous support 10 the Democratic
nominee than your much obliged and obedient
servant AUGUSTUS A. CHAPMAN.
November 18th lS4I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-05

DOANOKE LAND FOR SALE-Thc
n subscriber intending 10 move To the South
West, has determined TO sell his Tract OF Land in
Northampton, North Carolina II is situated on
the North side of the river, one mile above Gas
ton. II contains about tivc hundred acies. two
hundred of which are low grounds and islands,
and not second 10 any on the river-vcry supc-
rior tobacco and wheat land-the balance in or-
ginal woods and pines, with Il good overscers
house, and all necessary buildings. The Plan
tation is we'll watered, with numerous springs,
and under good fences. Persons wishing 10 pnr-
chase, would do well to see the present crop on
the land.
would furnish the purchaser with any guam
tit of corn and provendcr, at reduced prices
will take part, or whole payment in Negroes,
or will make the terms accommodating.
If the above land is not sold before the l9lh
Of November, shall, on that day, offer ii 10 linz
highest bidder, AT my residence, in Brunswick
county, Virginia. p. II. LASuLEi.
- Address TO Summit, North Carolina.
Oct 2t-wtfc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-05

HUMANITY HALL ACADEMY.-Thc
IL exercises OF this School will be resumed on
the 18th January, 1915, and continued 10 the 18th
November following, making term often months
no vacation Six or eight boys will be taken as
boarders, and the same parental care and ai'en-
ton will be paid to their morals as to my own
sons.
Board and tuition (lhe whole expense) the term
800, payable $50 in adTance, 500 on the lo'h
November, 1915. For further particulars, nose
disposed 10 become interested in this School are
respectfully referred 10 all who have been, At any
time during the las, thirty years, whether they be
parents, guardians or pupils. My Post Office is
Phvsc Springs Buckingham county; Va:
Nov oD-w6w ELIJAH q. HANES.
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r AND FOR SALE-Will be sold for cash,
on the 9th day Of December next, if fair,
otherwise, the frs; day thereafter, Sunday ex-
cepted,) the Tract of Land belonging TO the es-
tate of John Harris, decd, lying in The county of
Goochland, on Dover Creek, a short distance
above Dover Mills and supposed TO contain
about one thousand acres in which The widow
will be entitled 10 her dover, and it will be sold
subjec, TO that interest. A part Of this land is
finely timbered there is on it a Grist and Saw
Mill, which, If pm, in good repair, would be very
profitable. We shall only sell as much Of The
above land as may be sufficient TO pay the debts
due from the estate.
J. NJ TREVILIAN. admir-.
WILLIAM A. DIETRICH,
Nov. l6--crds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-05
NOTICE.

Pi virtue of Deed Of Trust from Alcxan-
- der L. Page 10 the subscriber and duly re-
corded in the Buckingham Clerks Office, shall
sell 10 the highest bidder, on the premises, on the
1th day of January next, The Tract Of Land,
mentioned in said deed, containing 1915 acres, more
or less. This land lies in The lower end of
Buckingham, adjoining the lands of John G. Page,
t. c. Gannaway and others AT the same time
and place, will be sold the crops of Tobacco,
Corn, Oats, FODDER, &c.-lour head of Horses,
the stock OF Cattle, Sheep and Hogs-the Plana-
ton Utensils OF every kind-also two Negroes,
Anthony and Lucreiia. The Negroes will be
sold for cash-the perishable property, on credit
OF six months for all sums over ten dollars, tie
purchaser giving bond with approved security,
under ten dollars, cash-as 10 the land, the terms
will be made known on The day of sale
JOSEPH FUQUA Trustee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-05
Nov oS-M2m

TN the United States Court for the Eastern Dis
| trio, OF Virginia, November d. 1911, in the
matter OF Bankruptcy Of Gaatn NJ. Bib OF tie
county of Nelson, in the Eastern Virginia Dis
uict:
The said Gallatin NJ. Bib, who has been de-
creed Bankrupt by this Court, having flied PC
tion praying for his discharge 1t is ordered mat
notcethereof bepublishedin anewspaper printed
in the city OF Richmond, seventy days at least be-
fore The 27,h day OF January next. when hear,
States Court room in the city of Richmond, and
al creditors who have proved their debts, and
other persons in interest, may appear al the said
time and place, and show cause, if any they have,
whv the PRAYER of the said petitioner should not
be granted. A Copy-Teste:
Nov. l5-wllt r. MAlO, 1leih'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-05
THE commissioners.
Nov. 21-c2awtds
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE.

PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE.
TN pursuance Of decree OF the L. States Cour,
i for the fourth Circuit and Eastern District OF
Virginia, pronounced on the lth day OF May 1911,
in the case of Lewis Rogers and Charles Sagary,
merchants and partners, trading under the finn
aud slvle of Rogers & Co, complainants against
Thomas Hudsins, Robert Hudsins, John L..
Hudgus and others, defendants; the undersigned,
acting as commissioners under said decree, will
bidder, al Mathews Court House, on the frstday
OF January next ii fair if otherwise, the next fair
day thereafter, Sundays excepted) the following
real estate, lying in the counties Of Mathews
and Gloucester TO wit: one undivided moiely OF
a water gris, and saw mill and mill seat with the
lands thereto attached, and belonging formerly
known and called Writings Mill" This pro-
perry lies in the county OF Gloucester about seven
miles from the Court House, and is very valua-
be
Also lot at Mathews Court House, upon
which there are several houses, one OF them is
occupied as Tailor> shop, and another 10, about
one quarter of mile from Mathews Court House
and adjoining the Mathews Academy, supposed
10 contain about forty acres-on this lot there IS
a new two story dwelling. Terms Of sale, one
third cash, and the residue in equal instamcn,s al
six and twelve months credit, the purchaser or
purchases executing bonds with approved secn-
rity or the deferred payments, the legal title will
be retained until the credit payments arc made.
SHEPARD G. MILLER,
JOHN BOHANNAN,
JOHN III. DlGGS,
Nov. 25-c.ds. Commissioners.
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NEW HAVEN SCHOOL.

NEW TIA E,N 5C1ONl"
WTd,naa the view Of 9ne1ag 10y own Gh
the services OF Mr. Joseph W. Kay, who, on the
18th of January next, will open School a, my
residence Mr.. Kay Gan \. b. graduate Of VIII
liam & Nary has, for eighteen months, been en-
gagged in one OF our academies where Cts be-
Neyed) entire satisfaction was given, both 10 rr;n-
cipal and patrons lie will instruct in all the
branches of a thorough English education and
no pains shall be spared TO promote the neral,
physical and Intellectual advancement OF those
committed 10 our charge.
Six or eight boarders will be received at one
hundred dollars for the scholastic year Of ten
months Tuition alone S25. Address
ALFRED TERRELL,
Lorello P. o., Essex 60, Va.
Nov 20-w3w.
s4The Wing and Religious Herald willcupy
Wv and send bill 10 this Office
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-05

NTOTICE.-By virtue of Decd Trust, cXe-
IN culed by Robert Hill and Elizabeth S. Hill
his wife, 10 the Sub>crb As trustee, 10 secure the
payment of sum of money due 10 Gen. Philip
Aylct, shall, on the first day OF The next Superb
or Court of Law and Chancery for The county OF
James City and CITY of Williamsburg, before the
door Of the Courthouse of said county, sell. al
public sale, for cash, all the right title and inter
est OF the said Elizabeth :. Hill, who was Eliza
beth $. Travis in the estate of her father, John
Travis; which interest consisting Of slaves was
lately held by Mrs. Judith Travis for her life
The title is believed TO he undoubtc;; but, acting
as trustee shall only sell such title as is vested
in me. r. I. DANIEL, Trustee.
Oct 1Sth-wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-05
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

TWILL be sold at the late residence of Daniel
w p. Harwood, deceased, in the county of
1lenrico, on the Newbridge road, about four
miles from the city of Richmond, on Tuesday
The l7th day of December next, a quantity Of
household and kitchen furniture, one barouche.
&c. For all sums OF so and over, credi, OF
six months will be given, the purchaser giving
bond with approved security-for all sums under
SO, cash will be required.
P. B. HARDWOOD,
Administrator of Sarah Harwood, decd.
Al The same time and place, and on the same
terms, will sell about so barrels of corn, all my
plantation utensils fodder, shucks, &c. and one
horse. JAS A. HARDWOOD.
Nov 21-tls
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TIME undersigned having located himself at
i Clifton, Amelia county, two miles from &c
nilo Powbaian county, has opened male school
for the instruction OF young men in all The branch
es of English, Classical, and Mathematical Lit
erature.
The location is well suited 10 the purposes
contemplated, being remarkably healthy, and in
the midst OF wealthy intelligent and highly
mora! community The undersigned deems il
rather out Of place to say much in commcnda-
ton OF himself; he will therefore only state, that
he has two diplomas from Augusta College and
private certificates signed by Martin Ruler d., d.,
Joseph S. Tomlinson,, D. d., Henry b. Bascom,
d. D. and others; and has had Ten years expo
rience in teaching.
The present term will close on The 18Th OF De-
cember next; and The second term will commence
on the 18th of January, 1915, and close the 18th
of June ensuing
Expenses for Fire Months.
Board, including washing, lodging, &c,
80 per month, SD w
Tuition in the lowest English branches,
So per month"; 10 CD
Tuition in the more advanced English
branches, 50 50, II 50
Tuition in Senior English studies Lam
guages and Mathematics, So % per
month II on
The fees for board are 10 be paid one-half in
advance, and the other half at the close of each
term of 5 months; and tuition fees at the close of
each term. No scholar will be received for 4
less time than five months, (unless by special
agreement,) and no deduction will be made for
time lost, except in cases of prolracted sickness.
Address, Genito Powhatan county, Va:
RO. G. LOVING.
B.-Those who desire further information
arc referred to the following gentlemen:
VIM. A. Smith, D. D., Rev. ]. Early, Rev. A.
Dibrell. Rev. A. Penn, M D., Rev. H. g. Coles,
Rev. I. orenzo Lea, Rev J. w. Childs, Rev. Nj.
a. Dunn, Rev. T. H. Jones, Rev. J. w. VIII
lams, Mai. ]. Fl. Steger, Dr. Thomas MeauS,
Lewis E. Harvie, Esq. Peter +. Boisseau.
Oct 30-w6wc