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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-08
A ATKINSON

Grela Bat0m aa CabeN Cpue,n, Ta. tW Sac.
b T WIS II iossllthiS valuable Tract oi Land, con-:
L tanning nearly i've thousand acres, OF which
I two thousand acres are Itch level bottom land,
wing on he Ohio River, in Cahell county, Viz
gina Thirteen hundred acres are IN cu!iiYation
---mU;c ;han TWO hundred being IN meadows, ad-
Joining each other, from which have frequently
cut 800 tons Of Hay, and shipping ii 10 New
b Orleans haze commanded a. high IL ~i3 per ton
for 4 par, o! H. The soil, in lis exceeding rich
nesS ana fertility, CANNOT be surpassed by any in
the Cnica-is veil waieIed by numerons springs
, oil pure and excellent wael; AMI Possesses all
/ ihcrareies OF line timber winch is natural 10 the
climate. The Gwellm. house is large three
/ story brick building Gncludjng basemeni) neatly
FINISHED and well furnished with brick kitchen
and al excellent garden adjoining IL. There
! is short distance from the house, an excellent
sprag o, very cold water, with large stone
! spring horse. having a stone floor. There are
/ several llnc orchauis contaDiusa variety OF APP
( PIES Peas Peaches. Cherries, &c; a large Pork
1 holse arranged Tor The packing OF meat. Tine"
! large harms, ONE Of them 100 feet square, very
/ high, having large press III he centre Tor
the pressing of Hay Also, new frame ware
house on the river, 10 br $50 feet There i
an o"ef>ccrs house, a wafer mill (Which eriAds
! corn.) and all other ouihou>eS such rs stables,
gfanarps, &c, conveniently situated have
between two and three hundred head OF cattle
between twenty a.! hilly head of horses. over
one, Mndred hrad of sheep, and viii feel above
/ 209Q heal OF hogs this Fail AMI about 500 acres
/ oil corn craving which expec. viii Weld me
1 between 10000 and 390la bushels oi corn-all
; OF which am DESTROYS OF selling ;lrl which il
! bought vita lhe land, possession will IT, grcn
( Immediately. The reader may lhinS It strange,
/ NJ wishing Ia leave 81 desirable situation, Btu
beng badly afflicted with the Rheumatic pans,
/ have luanL by experience il:at Southern eli
; mnle agrees with me much bciler in this respect;
! also, having good deal OF land lving in Te.;s
and thinking could do better by going into The
: sugar business, have concluded TO remove thiiher
! The terms oil this sale made ilnoWn ON appiica-
ton TO The proprietor, now residing Tire farm,
! who will take great pleasure in showing it 10
! any one who maybe DESTROYS OF purchasing. it.
! This tract was formerly military ella inns, bought
. up by Wilson X. Nicholas formerly Governor o,
! Virginia then VIM Caboll, next Governor, BE-
ca me lis plssessor iiom whom purchased it
= and have been Living on it for the last eighteen
I years. WM. JENKINS.
| Cahell Co., Va, Oct. -. lSil y 1,c.
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y STEPHENSON


D ESPECTFULLY notifies his friends in
IL City ana County, AMI The Public generally,
that he has taken the store Ga few doors above
his oh stan1) one door below H. H. Jenkins.
where he has on hand 4 fresh fall supply Of
HATS, CAPS, LADIES' MUFFS, sc.
Of every s;yle from the best 10 cheapest. ana OIL
lers them on the lowest terms. He has also, adj
Ged to his ha,bus hess, he
BOOT SHOE AND TRUNK
business, in all It's branches and has received n
most general assortment, 10 which he is constant
Is adding ~ weekly arrivals from The best ma
nuiaciners in Philadelphia, and at he North,
and OF his own manufacture in this Ci,y. To
those who buy By The Package, he will scli on the
Lowest terms. His sock comprises Ladies
Gents Boy's, Chdrcns and Servants Boots,
Shoes and Caters, in almos, every style; also
thicl; Boots and Brogans, Tor Factory ard Plan
;aiion hands, which Will be furnished very low
b. the dozen. HiSRetail assortment, Is incqualci
in thc City, and he respectfully solicils share OF
tie Public Pa,roMagc L. SIIEPPERSON.
90 MAN 81, door below II. II. Jenkin>'>.
.Dc' -1p-tf -
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Mecklenburs CO., Oct, III, loii-c2,
25 REV ard.

DANAWhY from lire subscriber "a trader
II travelling Son;h,) on Sunday the 18Th Sept. 4
negro man named PLEASANT. The said negro
is about yc feet, ten or eleven inches high, oil :,
yellow or COPPER color: has Gniu. snlIen look
and speaks sullenly. He wore away coaIse
honcspun shit, b!ne coored coat ltoundalont,)
black country Jeans p5nialoons, anti an Old black
fur hat he was raiSed In AllemaiIe county,
va. BY lIr. Mann Page. and will doubtless en-
deayor 10 get back 10 that county. viii give
the above reward for his apprehension ard de-
LIVERY to K. H. Dickinson & Brother, Richmond,
Va. or for his confinement in Jail, 10 be delivered
to them upon application and the payment OF The
reward. T.. G. PONDER.
r. H. Dickinson & Brother, Agents.
~. IN &C
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DOLLARS REWARD

" Runaway from the snl>oiiber, living near
Fishcrsvi!le, Augusta county, Va, on the :i0lh Of
last month, 4 Negro Man, named Charles, =,
years Oh, yellow complexion, five feet eight nine
inches high and would weigh about $50. He
had on brc cloth coat and blue cloth panla-
looms, Il hi.h-crowned black tuI hat, and a
pair Of bodis wren he elopcd-ard wore q silver
watch. He may. however, have changtd his
clothing ind disposed oi his watch He was ap-
pretended IN lIaydcn>viic. Goochland, last We'd
Ges,!ay and again cscaTed on his way 10 Jail.
AMI lis likely has made his way 10 Richmond, o.
he HIS negro acgnainlances in his city He is,
no donh;, making an effort 10 ger 10 some OF the
Northern free STATES The above reward Will be
given for his apprehension out OF the State OF
Virginia, or ility dollars il taken in Nirgnia.-
To be secured in either case mItil ger him.
Oct. 9-ctf g" GEORGE COTNER
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DWENTY DOLLARS REWARD-Ran-
J. away from the subscriber, BON Sunday, The
10Th Of September. a Negro Man named Richard,
about thirty five years old, five teel, five inches,
or more, high, OF a dark or b.ownsh complex ION,
with scar over the left eye. and stiff lorelinger
on lie right band aud >tulier> at times very bad
IT, lie hat on when be lel,, me, a sui; OF COM
mon homcspun cloth. He has passed, when run
oil before, under the name OF Asa Steward rs a
free man, and MAJ assume the same, OF some
other name Th. above reward will be given 10
any person who viii deliver tic said negro 10 me,
or secure him in jail SO that get him again.
CHS. HUDSON
Npc.pnh,Iro 20 Gcf III Istt--c.tn
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ay, - ERulT TREES.

80, FRUIT TREES H.H HEa
Tie subscriber has for sale, at The Viz L
sin;a Nursery onihn Wcstham Road J. .n,IeS
from Richmond, 4 Inrse quantity If I'll the mos
choice varieties Of Fruit Tees, cultivated in This
climate OF Apple Trccs, lhora are more than
fifty iyarieies-d Peach Frees ioTly varie-
iies-and agrea, variety Of Pear, Plum, Cher
RI, &c, &eH&c Also Grape Vines OF every
choice variety. No1gnis Se-,inS Lee Mar.
Catawha, Hetcrmen.s Madeira, DC. He has
also 10000 giant Asparagus rooss, from one 10
9 Years Old. Raspberry Vines, .Gooscberry, &c.
| AN or which can be had atthe usual market
prices = - tf 'a' .; ~ "'' - .'.'''t
gF0rlers addressed (poa pni() to The sub
scri!,er orto LEWIS HILL, will rpromptv at
tended to" The Trees, &c, will be packed in
such manner as 10 be carried safely any dis
lance .-.. ..r.. 49,. -;
Oct. oo-caawI0 JAMES VIA.
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GRANITE ,STATE-ALL HAIL! !, J.
\, The few ye,prn4s we give sboW that the Coon
will be pretty essentially skinned here. The New
Hampshire bows understand this game well. and
The INDICATIONS are that they will do The animal
up in their best style. The Clay men conceded
tfas State Ia GpL Polk when he wasflCSt nomina-
ted-though it was aboutthe only one they would
cedc TO him! AIS iTghtin New Hampshire i.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

C,TOLEN from my Store Oh Tuesday evening,
- October Is, between and . O'Clock, > pieces
Of black French cloth. measuring about ~ yards,
also. one piece Of black French cashmere, con
tanning u, yafds The ADORE reward will be
paid Tor the recovery OF the Goods and detection
81 the Thief. w. e. MARTIN,
So, Yves; Main street
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

DCNAWAY from me ycsleriay [Monday)
II Nur /, ny man Stui>on lie. is about 50
years old, light complexion, upwards OF q feet
nigh, well known in Richmond where have H.
,!onht he will 90. He has "A wife at,Mr George
Pariacrs in the County OF Hanover: bn; think II
is more likely he may uy 10 LUX about Rich
mend, as he has BROKER there, and may alicmpt
TO gel off will give a'reward OF Ten Dollars II
taken oui OF the county and delivered 10 me, or Sc
cured in jail. or Five Dollars iftahcn in the
COUNTY and delivered 10 me M
ROBT. ANDERSON.
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BLANK BOOKS.

~ a#tf.t3 DLh.Nh boStAsa 't#l#
MASH & WOODH0USE'haye on hand pro
-! Y baby The argestseock Of Blank Books ever
KEEP, In any QUE establishment in the State, and
equal perhaps greater, than is usually mo; with
atreoSs mate, ut the largest manufactures al the
North. to' iefa T. H'u1i 90 i.sI = t~.. -
We have medium, deni and cap Day Books,
Ledsers and Journals. made OF the most superior
blue laid, blue woSe. and white linen papers
bound and finished in the most durable and work
,nanike mahnes.ii j.. ..sas, i.Jpn @tE; -
Also others warranted good OF cheaper de-
Scrption. 1T r,...sn.. - Il. 49, - : er
Besides, fun and half bound Cap Ledsers Day
Books. Journals, Cash Books, Sales Books, In
voice Books, Bill Books, Receipt Books. Bank
Books Pass Books Menorandams Of every size,
Check Books, (the most beautiful ever seer.
Books of Drafts, Promissory Notes, Indexes, Let
ter Books, Records, &c, e;c.ii,,4 u. .l..3 b..
BLANK BOOKS made, ruled and bound, 10
anp pattern, a, short notice, and in the rerr Iest
.sfsf9 tt...t .-.:t.-e "4 .tANc' o.
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Executor of c. W. Gooch, decd.
LAND IN RICHMOND co. FOR SALE

LAND n RICHMOND Co FOX SNLE.
The Undersigned will, on the 2n;h day Of No
vcmbcr next, Immediately preceding The above
advertised salrl offer for sale, agent Tor Mrs.
NJ. Il. 4. Gopch, her Tract OF land wing at Mulher-
r. Island, III Richmond coan;;' Va. The tract
contains Isl acres, Of which l9i ale open Rap
pahannocil Bottoms. Mr. ARersoh Clarke resi-
ding On the premises, will SLOW The farm to any
persons who may he DESTROYS ofriewing it. The
terms, which will bc liberal, will he male known
on the Gay OF sale. II MT sold, Tie land viii I've
Offered for rent, subject 10 charge Tor seeding a
crop of wheat Ike prcsca, iall.
Oct. 29--w3w r. +. COOCH.
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CHERRY VALE NURSERY:

sat CHERRY VALE NURSERY.
"a Oae mnc E0~ Rsi@Ond, o" Ne Vest - -
IAN Road. Il
fllIIE Proprietor Of this establishment rntni7iS
i his siDcefc thanks 10 a lilefal public for the
patronage he has received at their bands Tor the
las, twenty years, and earnestly soljcits con-
tnuanGe Of their iayors. an ~,
At this establishment is cultivated the most
popular varieties Of all the different kinds OF
Frat Trees common 10 this climate, VIZ Ap-
pies, Pears, Peaches, Cherries. Aprico!S, Plmn',
Nrciarines and Almonds. Also few Of the
most choice varieties otRoses and Ornamental
Tees such a as Linden and EnSlish Maplss.I -
About 10000 Grape Vines, OF The most approved
vareties native. and forcis,g-anongst rhe for
mer i the celebrated Norlcn's Virginia Seeding,
famous for table nse and vine lie also keeps
constantly On hand supply OF Domestic Nlnc,
the pure Juice of The grape. Raspberry Vines,
Gooseberry Bushes and Asparagus Roots good
supply alaayson hand-ail Of which he is dssi-
rolis 10 sell al reduced PRICES. Address ....
Nov 1-clf Nurscyman, rear Richmond
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EXECUTORS SALE-On the Goth day Of
u November next Oh fair, ii not the first fair
dav thereafter sha!! offer 10! sale, a, Mulberry
Island in Richmond County, 4 considerable por-
ton OF The personal property be onging TO he Is
tate al Claiborne w Gooch deceased, and living
in the said coun,v-cons:>ting OF stock, Crop,
Farming utensils, &c. The terms OF Sale will be,
for all SUNS over -. nine monihs credit: all Sims
under, cash.
a portloa Of the Negroes, now On The place,
may also he offered at private sale, provided sita-
bic situations can be obtained for them
RICHARD B. G0OCH.
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M oRTHAM,s OFFICE, Nc, :, Efftans

INV ONI f1aNI, = IOE INI-, -NV' :, I@Ie''17' :"
Drawing Of the New Jersey Lottery. Glass No.
%, Nov, 9Th ...,.-,.l.
Whole Ticket Nos, 8 lg %. prize OF 500,
sold al this office, -,.....,,. ~"
Prizes sold in almost every Lottery. and for
some days pas, Capital in every Lottery! +'
$4,000 Capital The Virginia .Monongalia
Lottery draws a, hall past O'Clock Today. Tick
ols for sale until hall past ~ o'clock. Prizes:
$4,000, q, 600 $500, 1901 los IS, 3 Of GOO 5
Of 800, 5of 800, 80 oil 100, 80 Of 20. 100 Of so,
&c. Tickets 50 50-stIares in proportion Cer1
ti6cate OF package OF .WholeS ST. Halves,
Stir Quarters, S.. 4.4..i ~ Il ans. Nov
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r AW' SCHOOL AT SrAUNToN.-The
j ! next session will commence ON the 10Th No
yember mex. and conlinue until The sOth,' March
following. The Text Books employed will be,
Chiuy's Blackstone, fuckers Commentaries
Lomax's Digest of Real Property Lomax on
Executors, Ist volume of Starkc on Evidence, fst
volume of Chitty on Pleading, Stephens on Plead
ing, and Lube's. Equity Pleading. Fee for in
slrucion $50 payable in. ADVANCE. Boarding
and all Other necessary aceqmm9sdailons can be
had AT the hest public houses in Stanton, upon
:. ~ ~. l - = LUCAS P. THOMPSON: =.
y Inl,r B . - l5-Mtf
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COMMERCIAL GARDEN AND

H. NURSERY, oF PARSONS s co, ID
1EscRIpTIvE ,cATALoGUEs Of TIC
~ Fruh and Forest Trees. Shrubs, Plants,
&c.. cultivated a, this Establishment, can be Oh
tanned gratis OF he Proprietors BY mad.
Their stock is well known as being The most
extensive and varied on this side Of the Atlantic;
The Trees are distinguished Tor beauty and
thrifty growth, aud will be warranted iorlhciden-
'ity OF their kinds. .s m -,a
Il All orders should be transmitted as carly as
possible, and will receive prompt attention.
. i. QcL 1--2aHaiw 49, f.es, t..
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TJ1O TIE CREDITORS OG SAMUEL VI.
A JANNEi.-Nolice il hereby given, that
statement has been made Tor dividend and dis
,rihu.on'of The sim OF ;:1.l5 - among the ere
d.ors Of Samuel NJ. Janncy who haze proved
their debts and that, after Ten days, the District
Court OF the United States Tor lhe Eastern Dis
trici of Virginia will urIcr dividend and di>iri-
buinD. ........5. Nov 5-10M
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'TT.AMpDEN SIDNEY iCoLLEGE-Th
ID hext Session OF Hampden Sidney College
win begin on Wednesday the 30thiust. - .rf'r'

al ~ ~ = FACULTY.: - >. ID T.
The Rev. Mr.. Sparrow, President pro tsm. and
Instructor OF Moral Philosophy Bellies Lettres, SC.
t1,,R.. ,Gi Braach, Professor Of Languages. ~.
,arBcni, S EweH Professor of Mathematics and
Natural Philosophy. hnc,u.ai r.. - ~"
Charles 8, Yenable. Tutor. H.. a.''il !.
Richardson, Tutor i,,..4 tatl =
The expenses for the session, which will +ermi-
nate on the Sd "Wednesday of next April;' are
board :ss4s,, College Fees, $50 25, and some ne
cessaty Elk pendilnres, $40 to Ss25. i"'a' ~.
The collegiate course is full one. and the in.
,struc,on thorough i The locality is healrhy and
The society moral and refined.
Oct. l6-c3aw4w
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Richmond. Oct. 17-,f
TO CASH PURCHASERS OF READY
NihDi, ~ OTHJNc,


C'ILAS MERCHANT has on hand full
- supply Of" almost every article in his line,
WHICH viii BE sold for cash (and tsr cash oniy)
a, vc.y reduced rIees.g '' II"
By coatniug his sales TO cash altogether he Is
enabled to bnv for cash, and thus secure, 10 the
purchaser all The bcneft1of tow PRICES Besides.
he has no lesees to make up out OF those who
paw, which must always be done, lo-a greater 81
less extent. in ;,cIedi business. his stock Is all
made up hy himself, and is kept constantly full
and complete .aLI-.s
In addition to Ready-m CloiLilg, he has
good supply oil French and English Cloths
Cassimers and Nestings, which viii be made mp
to measure al short notice, II very low prices
and. in superior style. A share OF patronage IS
particularly requested. ,,.,
Oct. % 100 Main ST.. Richmond, Va.
DOWDER.-spor,ing Powder of,he bes, qua
li,y. both English and American, for sale,
either wholesale or retail by
'''''S' ''''('- s. SUTHERLAND.
Oct lift Gunsmi,h opposite the Banks.
TTARPER's BIBLE--The Pictorial Bible
MEALS HISTORY of tie Purians, No s,
which completes the work, with Index 10 the sub
iecls, and an Appendix. a'''
THE JILT-A Romance, BY the author OF
The Marryiny Man, ar. InStt-csivfd By
Gets DRINkER q MORRlS,
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Charles 4. Ballow, admir- OF Jesse Ballow. de-
ceased. VIM r. Ballow, son Of WIN. Ballow,
Montgomery Balow, and Elizabeth L. Ballow.
VIM. IL. Ballow, Henry EalIow, John BallQ~,
Edwin Ballnw, James Ballow, George Ballo1 :.
Augustus T. Walton, and Ann Eliza his wife.
Louisa Colquili, James H. Goodman, Zachafiaa
L. Goodman, Charles J. Goodman, Lit.leion J..
Goodman, Thomas B. Goodman, ana Elizabeth
bis vile, John }. Guthrey, and Martha a. his
wife, Samuel Easwell and Willianna his wife,
- Wright, and Jane his wife, formerly Jane
Coleman Sarah Coleman. and Charles Coleman.
Horace Anderson, Henry Anderson, Sizzling A der
son, Cha. Balow, John I. Ballow, and Wm. 7.
Ballow. Vim. Ballow, Ca;harine Ballow. Eliza
beth BaiIow ani Diana Bal!ow, ThoS. Hudson,
and Nancy Hudson Hiram Hudson, Thos W
Dowdy and Mary T. his wife, +. c. Jones. ami
Elizabeth 4. his wife, Mary +. C!ank, VIM. T.
Crank. iost PHI II Crank anu Hiram II. Grams,
and Samuel Wallace, and Ann his wife,
Defendants:
The defendants Samuel Wallace, ami Ann f.
his wife, Henry Ballow, John Ballow end Edwin
BalIpw, Samael Bagwell, and Wiltianna his
vic, VIM. H. Ballow Horace Anderson, Henry
" ~ I. Ealow, WIN Hallow, CathariEe Bailow,
Elizabeth Bai!ow. ami Diana Ballow Elizahe,h
\. Crank, Mary +. Crank, VIM. I. Crank, Jo-
sepIi II. Crank, and Hiram f. Crank, not hav-
ing entered their appearance ar! given security
according TO The act Of Assembly, and tho rule>
Of this Cou,l, ami it appearing by sati> factory
evidence tina, they are not inhabilanis Of hi,
Commonwealth Ii is ordered, That the said de-
PENDANTS do appear here Oh lbc first day oil the
next December Court, and answer The bin Vi tie
plaintiffs, and that copy Of this oIdcr bc forth
with inserted ii some newspaper published IN the
city VI Richmond for two months successively.
and posted at the front door OF the Court-huu>r
OF this county. II Copy-Testc: .tt
L. p. WOQDSON,C c. G. {. c.
Nnr 1-uon..sn
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Il towns !. 1o7P Iyg3 5U3 2uo9 &c 1.oI
The above returns, received mostly iron, Mr.
Dearborn, conductor Of the Eastern RAILROAD,
are from the most Federal porion Of The Staie,
and indicate, Wig lass Of auef seuen hnfidfed
,Dies, thus showing the indifference or repentance
felt towards Mr. Claw The. Deaoerath metz gam
is2i9 votes in these towns, and we think insicaies
that Polk and Dallas. hayei carried me State, BY
abou, TEN THOUSAND majority. In 1910
Mr.iNan Burcn's majority was ,63
!, .. ~, ,a,,..is .4t! i. la,,s...lRp4on Peat.
Connecticut and Rhode Island have, OF course,
gone for Mr.. CLAY,
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~ Pfiacs's LeaaGaA Gard,E ant NmscrtC, H
Flushing, qtaF Mr. Nor&. Z
n7M NJ. r. PRlNCE z cos New Descrip-
wv lire Catalogues Of Fruit and Ornamental
Trees api Plants, 9Th edition, will be semitic
every post paid applicant. They cost above
SOB for the present edition. and comprise aborc
500 select v;..eiir Of Fruits, and '2o0 :'arir,ics
Of Ornamental Tees, shrubs and Roses, not IA
l,e found III any other American Nursery. The
superior yigor Of the Trees and Piar,s has been
witnessed by thousands OF visitors flc Frsscn,
season. Orders will be eSecnreI in superior
manner, and shipped as dicec,c4 Tic prices
are much below hos usually charged hv others.
WM r. PRINCE 4 co.
E'rnshin1 Ori N--ii'. 90
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LANDS FOR SALE.
NEW MARKET FOR SALE.

/. NEW MARKET. FOR SALE.
/ DURSUA Mt u the provisions Ola decd o
/ Trusl execuleli, tn subscriber tv Thoula,
Massic aua Elizabeth p his vile, ior the purpos,
of securing to Alexander s. Payne ofCampbell
certain SIMS osmonsy therein .:leniiones and daily
recorded in the Gler. ) Office %! Gone.lland Cuun
IL Court. shah in compliance Herewith, OF
Tuestiav, the 10Th Gay a. December. loII, il tar
not The FIRST fair day thereafter, Proceed to sell
at pnhl:c auction to III. highest biiIeI, ON The pre-
mi>eS, for cash The Trarl vi Land on which the
said Thomas Mdssie now resides situated on
Beaveidam Creek in the County OF Goochllnl,
called hy the name of New Market. containing
Six Hundred acres. more or less, and adoiniE.
the lands of the late Mrs Ann Harris, Stephen
Woodsap and others. uas.~.st ., r.,
F. The Dwelling House is large aud Convenient
well suited for The accommodation 81 a large
family. with al! necessary out houses attached
thereto. a good Barn wiih'an excellent Machine,
&c. Tobacco Houses recently erected with the
fixtures requisite for securing large rrop. Tie
land is well adapcd TO the raising OF the usual
crops O. the nsiyhborhood, SUCH IS Tobacco,
Corn Wheat &c, and is susceptible OF The high
est Improvement Persons disposed 10 purchase
will OF course riew the premises before The day
OF sale, which will be shown by Mr.. Nlassie or
the subscriber The title 10 this property is be-
lieved to'be unques;ioned: bn, the undersigned
acting as Trustee will convey such title only as
'isrested in him bv the decd aforesaid.
CHARLES GUERRANT.
NV rrn>.na
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-08

VALUABLE .TANNERY AND OTHER
REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE. III,
PI virtue OF the power conferred by the viii o..
II joel llollenan, deceased. weproppse To sell
tsat valuable j aiming Establishment, Dwelling,
and o;i,cr houses lhereon, in end stjo;ning the
pwn o! Smitatieh and COMFY Of Isle Of V ishl,
I Of which the testator died possessed. The dwell
lins;i> Ia fact. handsome two story brick house,
will j large framed room attached. usrl re
nerallY Us the chamber. There are three rooms
On lfc first floor and Two passages, basemerr
rooms &C. Attached is yciy fine garden with
good llpii trees a house. galtea, Sc, i2r toe
superintendent OF the tannely, and all The houses
necessary 10 the comfort Of Il family and the
manufacturing vi leather, Ia The tan ward are
3G yats, bark houses, and al the essentials 10 The
opcI.Siqa OF large laEnesy. This property has
been productive OF handsome profit, and as il is
the only tannely in many miles Of ibis place,
with al abundance Of bark i'll the rcjghboihood.
and bling in 4 few hours of travel 10 .Sorioin II
is supposed that d most advantageous Investment
may be made. Several acres OF land are con-
prised in this properly, which viii be sold on Il
credit al one, ;To, and three years will interest
iroDi The date. Persons are requested 10 examine
the premises. We shall sell TO the highest bidder,
at Isle OF Wight Court House on The FIST Mon
KAY in November next. the. Mill il The said
county, called Vests Mil, the property Of the
tcstaior, and one single Tract Of Land, near to
Scotland Juhnsons, ana within three !niles OF
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