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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-12-14
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
ANTE COUNTY. S. S.

ANTE COUNTY, S. S.
10 DAVID CocKERHAM, PHEBE SAUNDERS
WILSON TARvER, Thomas TARvER, LoT
TARyEE, IRA B. TARvER, ELISHA L.
TARyER IN his opa righ1 and as Guar.
d an, Ad Litem Of NARY c. TARvER.
JAMES l.. TARvER and ALBERT G.. TAR
YER, RILEY CoCKERHAM, JACKSON COCKER
HAM, SOLOMON CoCKERHAM, Ira Cocker.
HAM, NANCY CocEERHAM, ELIZABETH 4.
CLEAvELAND and EDWARD CLEAvELANp.
her hasbaM, BARGAREr Freshly and
JOHN Freshly her husband, ELIZABETH
RICHMOND and WILLIAM RICHMOND her
huS6aW-GREsTING:
" gu are hereby cited TO be and per.
II sonally appear before the Probate
Court of said county,
On The Fourth Monday in November,
and show eau Sc il any you can, why an
order should not be granted for the sale
1t the personal Estate Of JOHN Cocker
nam, Senior, deceased, further to do and
suffer such other things as shall be order
I'd by the Couu N he premises.
II is tur,her ordered that this citation
~ l'"''i>h'd l'r lduT SUCCESSIVE weeks IA +
he Liberty Advocate.
,>.,... WITNESS the Honorable
;Ir1s- john WALKER, Judge OF Pro.
.llHEy: ha,e of said County, at the
Ss.v.ssS Court House thereof on the
'H'" Fourth Monday of October.
!. D., One thousand Eight Hundred and ,
Issued, this 231h October. 1874
5. R. DAVIS, OK.
BY B. ". Smith, Dep'y. Crk. 4
November 2, 1914. .35vA =
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a Z lle January 1orm lai6 ri II,
~ Pr,lmiu toir ct Mute ruut
lr nnlpfannrd vii aufirnief liair Ial
ten Of lsRocUlutship 90 he Eump a.
Htc, iot,ssoa, dt,easpd, md psosan
thpIf account lof dnnl settlement M al
IoWanre. ~ Who'll the nlI lbose inlufps
ted eau attend u They tbinh popof
TllDA Il CllEkfllNH,
AARON ROBINSON,
Executors,
Anilo County, Ais
I.....t.. tuti
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-12-14
December II, 1914. 3W4I
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, J

ANTE COUNTY, S, S,
To all persons interested in the Real rs.
tate Of WILLIAM JONES, deceased
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. j
Amile County, SIS

L. f'1 PERSONS Interested ia the Real Fix.
'd'e?L JOIN CocEEaHAM, Senior, dsceas-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-20
GAITINORE MARKET Sent ls.


FLouR-Wc note sales yesterday and to-day al
about 800 bbls new Howard street Flour, al 81
-. Some holders now ask fraction more, but
We believe that no sales have taken place At Il
higher rate Sales of old flour al - 81. 80
ST.. The last settling receipt price for new flour
was II Icy.
Small sales of City Mills Flour to-day al
81 % Some holders rciusc 10 sell at that price.
GRsry.-Thc supplies of wheat are sill light,
but owing 10 the continued low sts.c OF The mill
streams, the demand is not very active. Prices
are fully maintained viz so So cts. for good TO
prime reds, ard 20 so cts. for ordinary to good.
Sales of corn al IL 13 cts. for white. and 15 cs.
for yellow a sale of Penn. yellow at IL cents.
Sales of oats III 81 a % cts
Provisions There is nothing Ut moment do
ing in barrel meats Holders continue 10 ask
The following rates, viz. Western mess pork 90
IS; prime So: city packed mess bcefSs 23aSH'
50; No. sc 50a & and prime IS. Bacon is
in rather more demand, and we note sales rs fol-
lows, viz prime Western assorted At 8 3! G.
Sides al 81 as. C. Shoulders al 4. al C., and
hams at Gsa1i C. Some sales OF sides some
what skippered al Il G., and sale ofnpwar'S of
100 good shoulders a, ! L. We are not advised
Of any large sales of lard, and quote as before,
viz. Western No in kegs al e. &, c.
WmskEr-Is extremely scarce We guoic
hhis Al % cts and bbls. at u cts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-20

THE DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION.
VIII meet in the Concert room of the Elk
change, SATURDAY evening next The 2Ist inst, al
5 O'Clock.
Democrats spread yourselves Turn out in
your full strength. Let US commune together on
the past glorious results Of our common prnci-
plcs-Let us exchange cordial greetings on our
present prospects, and lei us mnyle our gratl'la.
tions, as we have every right 10 do, on The auspi
ccuS appearances of the future. Several ora
tors will address the meeting, and among them it
is expected that distinguished rcsiden! CT Flori-
da, bat a native Tirsinian. will be one Come TO
the ''feast Of reason and flow of patriot =
Don't let the Wings be bashiul, for, although
there are no, many benches in or room, i, will
no doub, I've full Of cheers, which as they are fond
OF music ouyh. TO make them cheerful
UNTERRIFIED DEMOCRACY.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 70,

HHoics0tc ifiecs CRrrui
ioBAcco-Lugs 81 - a IL % common leaf
80 3 25; middling p 4 %; good siam
ming qualities sc : p; fine manufacturing
sells from $l2 TO 2G.
"hEaT-for single loads and parcels, G5 IS
cents-ior crops, superior quality, 20 cts. on time
FLouR-Ciiy Mills, sup, Slaii; Mountain, do,
4; do. family, s.
CoRN-Sales al IS a 10 cents per bushcl.
OATs-For new 90 to % cents per bushel.
COFFEE, Duty Free.-Laguira, 7a7i; Rio, Gsa7
ST. Domingo, 5,a6.
CANDLrs-Spermacct 30 81; tallow, 9sal0.y
CorToN YARNs-Richmond Manufacturing
Company, Nos. 5 10 IL, lSc. Union and other
Factories, III.
BAcoN-Wcslcrn Sides, 5a5l; do Shoulders, 3
a4!; Smihfeld, GaG!
FIsn-IIerrings, No. 1, 81; No. >, 3 So Shad.
No l, 7 so.
IRoS-Country bar Ss775as0; Trcdcgar do, s0a
SIS; Swedes do, S5a90; English do, G5a10
LARp-Baltimore, No /, AL; Mountain do,
7,a7t.
LIME-Thomaston, S5a9S; Camden, 15aS0
LEATHEn-Solc, good, l5aI5,; do, damaged,
l2!al3t
MoLAssEs-Wet India, 25ao7 New Orleans,
3ia32; Sugar House 2Sa3O
NAILS Bell Isle. IL, Russel, 4.ai;; PhuniI &
Cumberland, Al.
PLAsrER-Ground, perlon. Sc 75a7; lump do,
, 75a3.
sucAas-st. Croix, STAG; Porto Rico, 7.as!:
New Orleans, 7a7l do. refined, 9ial0
Loaf SrGaR-Single LOAF, l0!all; double re-
fined, l2al2..
SHor-5a5,
Pownnn-Dupon,'s, si,a5; Kentucky rifle, 4
50al rs
SPRlTs-Whiskey, in hhds., 23,a2l; do, in
bbls., 2ilaa5; n. E. Rum. 277a2S; Jamaica do,
81 5Oal 10; Apple Brandy, 3oa@5; Peach do,
70aSo; French DO, Otarl, 15a2; do. do, Ro-
chelle, l 50al -.
STEEL-American blisered, 5a5.; English do,
l2lal3t; German do, ll.al2
SrIcEs-Peppcr, HAP; Pimenlo l4al5 Gin
ger, e!a9; Nu'mcgs, 81 l2ial -.
SALr-Livcrrool filed. 81 Coal Gj; do Ground
Alum, 45al 80.
TEAs-Young Hyson, :7.a5o; Imperial, Goa
rs: Gunpowdcr 75aisl; DO. extra fine, 81 l2la
/ p.
WNEs-Malaca, 25a30; Madeira, 81 713a5:a;
do Sicily, 6OaG5; Port 1,5al 80; Marscies. i''a
Is
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MARINE JOURNAL.
High water this day at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Curtis Peck, Davis, Norfolk
/" Express, Sanford, Norfolk.
Schr. Mil>vile, Patterson, Philadelphia, sundrcS.
BELOW FOUND JP
SchrS Nassau, Chester, and Weymouth, Couch.
from New York.
We learn that the Nassau los, her main-sail
in the late gale.
SAILED,
Schr Pearl, North Baltimore, coal.
Florida, Burgess, Middletown CT, coal.
Brig Nancy & Jane, Godfrey, Charleston, 5. G..
flour, tobacco and bran.
Brig Virginia, Hood, West Indies, flour and to-
bacco-via Norfolk TO complete loading.
WALrHALr., Sept. l9-Sailcd Barque Caroline,
Volkemar master. Bremen, tobacco, from +. w.
De Voss.
MEMORANDA.
BosToN, Sept. l1-Cleared, brig Margarelta,
Everett, and Rowena, Young for Richmond.
Bs,rlMoRE Sept i6-Arrivcd, scbr. Vrmade-
la, Welch, from Richmond; also, schr. Mary Eli.
zabeth, Applegarth, from Richmond.
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAvRE Aug 2G-hrrived, Byron, Pearson,
Virginia.
BREMES, Aug. l6 Emma, Va; 2lsl, Ernst &
Gustav, do.
FALMOUTH. Ans. 27-Of, J. Marshall, from Va,
Hr,va:T, Aug 26-Arrivcd, Louisa, Va; Both.
Hirlm do.
OroR~o, Aug l4-Arrved, Meriia, Va.
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NEW YORK MARKETS. Sept. Il.

NEW YORK MARKETS., Sept. =.
Cor-roS-Thc sales yesterday were only COO
bales. and some descriptions touched as low
point as we have known this season; sales a.
follows Upland and Florida at 5. cents for
ordinary TO middling G. e. for middling fair
to fair, and I: /. for good fair TO line and Mo-
bile and New Orleans 6, 4 cents for ordinary 10
midding 6. Il for middlirg fair 10 fair.
The news to-day had no influence on the mar
ket. Shippers are holding oil until the steamer
now hourly expected arrives.
FLorR-The receipts yesterday were 1874
bbls The market is very frm-Gencsee COM
mands "a 3l., readily. and 81 37i is asked +;
Troy, Ohio and Michigan 81 p. But little
dong in Southern; GEORGETOWN and BraEdywinc
81 81 45 cents; New Orleans brand SO Ship
Stuff 81 10 cents.
-Whca,-A lot OF 500 bushels Illinois
at IS cents Thcrcarc no fresh lots in market
but little Corn arriving. Sales Southern Wheat
AZ Cents Northern SO 5lccnts Rye GO cents
OATS 80: n 80 cents
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET, Sept. IS.

CorfEE-No important sales.
FLoCE-During the last three days there has
been Sigh, improvement in flour, occasioned by
the small stock and light receipts; sales of several
lots fair, and common brands al 81 %.
GRAiS-We notice fair demand for wheat at
steady rates, and sales Of about 10000 bushels al
ST. 81 cents, for fair AMI good Pennsylvania
reds 81 for light, and ii for inferior; about 1900
bushels good red and white mixed al 90 cts, and
prime Southern Il, SIS els.
RYE--Vcry !;lils arriving; small sales ofSouth-
crn at So Sc.
Cousin l.:;r request; We notice sales of 5000
bushels Southern yellow at i5t 1G cts; 200
bushels white IS cts; Pennsylvania Hat yellow
lG CT; round II Is Cts.
Oars are wanted; sales Of Southern at % Il
%! els,
SuGAR-The market is dull and depressed; Il
sale OF ordinary Porto Rico at 6. on time
WHIsxgr-Salcs of about 900 barrels al p
cents; we quo,c hhds. l2f 2li
Ty- & (.,,,hc
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A FARM IN CAROLINE FOR SALE
n The valuable and productive Farm Pole
Cat, living on Pole Cat creek, about 4 miles from
Chesterfield Depot on the Richmond & Frcic-
ricisburg Rail Road, and about 10 miles from
Bowling Green, containing between 900 and 1000
acres; will he offered for sale or the premises on
Saturday 9th October next.
This Farm contains large proportion Of
crops on it, averaging om 1000 to 1919 bar
rels of corn YEAR, and adjoins the lands iof
Messrs. w. w. Dickinson, f. Dcjarnelte and
others.
Terms-One-third of the purchase money 10
he paid on the lst January next, and The residue
in three equal annual payments, 10 bear inter-
cs, from the Isl January. Bonds with approved
security and decd of trust 10 secure the purchase
moneY, will he required.
Sept 20-t3w SOPHIA ALLEN.
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DARISH q BEAZLEY, Cary Street, have
Just received and offer for sale OH accom-
modaing terms, the following articles:
200 Bags RIO COFFEE
$50 do Laguyra do
$50 DO 81. Domingo Coffee
100 do Old Java do Ca superior aricle)
IS do Cuba do
80 Hhds New Orleans Sugar
10 do Porto Rico do
10 do AIolasSes, best quality
80 80 Foxes Coverings c, dessf Loaf Sugar
90 do and 10 Tierces clarified do
Packages (chesD Tea, very superior
% Small packages do
900 Bags Shot, assorted
80 Kegs Kentucky Rifle Powder
5 Kegs Bar Lead
10000 Lbs Cotton Yarns, at factory prices
900 Sacks Salt
> Tons Bistered Steel
10 do Tredegar Iron
> do Swedish do
5 do Band and Hoop Iron
800 Kegs Nails
100 Boxes Crews Candles
10 do Adamantine do
10 do Sperm Candles
80 Doz Bed Cords
80 do Hemp Lines
81 do Cotton do
200 Lbs. English Shoe Tread
Ceroons of hest Indigo
10 Kegs Nutncgs
20 Boxes Starch
so do Soap
100 Kegs ground White Lead
$50 Boxes SSl0 and l0xI2 Glass
200 Sides Sole Leather
10 Bills Madeira Wine
10 do NJ. NJ. Wine
20 do Malaga Wine
5 Half Pipes French Brandy
90 Small packages do
10 Half Pipes Imitation Brandy so Bbs.
\. +. Rum; 50 Bbs. Whiskey; 10 Hhds Whis-
KEY 10000 lbs. Bacon
Country Merchants and others, are respectful
ly invited 10 give them call before purchasing,
as they are determined TO sell on accommodating
terms FOR CASH, or on the usual time, TO pune
tuai customers. Sept 20-'f
nENBY & THOMPSON, COMMISSION
~ MERCHANTS, RlcuMoxp vA.-Ofer
their services for the sale of every description Of
domestic and Foreign Produce.
Sept Is St
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Commissioners Sac at hucil0n Of Central Com
aandinc Rc0l EAoh.
DY virtue Of a decree of the Chancery Court
ID ofihc Richmond District will he sold on the
premises. on Monday, the 2lst October at IL
o'clock, that central, most commanding square of
Lots situated between 18th and 9Th streets extend
ing from or Main to d or Cary streets, being
Nos 5S3, Ssh zoe and Cos. according 10 the plan
OF the city of Richmond
Also, Lot No. 81, situated on the Canal the
intersection OF and 9th streets.
Also. Lots Nos. G55 Csc, GA and 675, being the
square situated between and streets and Sd
and ID streets.
Sale to be made in the order as advertised, on
the following terms, TO wit:
One-eighth in cash, one-eighih in months
one-eighlh in II months, and the remaining five
eghths at the expiration Olive years, all from the
day of sale, with The privilege TO the purchaser 10
continue the credit upon the last tive-eghthS for
the lifetime of Mrs Thomas Taylor if she sur
wives the first five wears; the said five eighlhs por
ton of the purchase money 10 bear interest from
the day of sale, payable quauer-yearlv, the pur-
chasers 10 give negotiable notes, satisfactorily en-
dorsed, for the payment of the two-eighths at the
expiration of six and twelve months; and, for the
residue, bonds with good security, payable as
aforesaid, and the title to be retained, subject TO
the further order Of Court.
A plan of the Lois may be seen at the Office OF
the AuctioneerS, Dunlop, Moncure & Co.
WILLIAM GAIT,
GEORGE w. MUNFORD,
Sept 20-ctds Commissioners
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AUCTION SALES.
III Dunlop. Mon-rrc 1. Co.

BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT, WITH
ID IN OEE MILE. OF RICHMOND, AT
AUCIION.-The subscriber intending 10 re
move 10 the CITY of Richmond. viii sell on
TUESDAY, the Isl day of October. AZ 1 o'clock.
p. NJ. gu the premises his well known Garden.
called SumIncIriI.e, within one miie Of the cor
pofatlon, continuing ten acres, on which there IL
an Orchard OF $50 Apple aid Peach Trees $50
young Peach Trees. ot choice quality, set out III
l>i-, AMI viii bear next year; II or % choice
Pear Trees also, Cherry and Plumb Tree. al
%. the best kinds 4 large quantity Of Grapes
of the caiaw5J, and Norton Seeding and Ifah-
hcrl.onl Madera. and 10 or ~ vines Of Bl.cl
Hamburg, GClien ChasSilaS and sweet Wafer
Grape>-with every thing necessary for large
Market Garden. TIE land is III the highest state
OF cultivation. The Improvements consis! OF a
Dwelling. nearlr new, containing 3 rooms with
Ere places, and two Lumber Rooms good dry
Basement, Kitchen Laundry, and a new Sei-
wants llous", with 4! roomS q small but good
Green House, Stale, Carriage House, Cow
Houses. with goo! Lots loI Picvcnder, and good
;heds for Carts. Nc.--making in all, one Of the
most complete Establishments ever offered for salc
ncarthe City OF Richmond Possession given on
the Isl January. or sooner, il required.
TFRM>.- One-third cash-onc-thild six, anL
onc-thirt twelve months credit, with Dec! OF
Trust. or The title retained until the lee; payncrt
j. made PHILIP DUFAf.. j..
Sale conducted by
DrxLor, MoSccRE & Co, Auc,s
Sent 2s-)1u.lw
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GEORGE w. MUNFORD,
Il. 20-ctds Commissioners.

rLELAND s. NOTT-ArcrIoSEERs AND
" COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 81, Main 81,
(o2positc the Bell Tarern.)
y-C. & ~ attend 10 all Sales Of Real and
Personal Estates, such as Houses, Lots, Lands
and Tenements, Horses and Carriages Stocks OF
Dry Goods, Groceries, Watches ard Jewelry,
Furniture, &c.
N. B. Liberal cash advances on all goods con-
signed for Public Sale. Sept. l6-f
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EDUCATION.

AIRS DREW : SEriSARY.-Mr,. brYw respect
w fuzzy announces 10 her patrons, aud The p'bilc
E,rl; that The exercises ir School VII be resumed
oI r ~ of fletcher uaN. After having Kern ~ years
before the public. sine deems II oHy necessary To say
III the a-suily wcr has hitiero marked her labors
".li MT RELAXED and that those 81 her former pat
ron4 who think lit TO continue their Patronage, viii
be Disappointed in expecting f,om her faithful and
scirntUds performance oi hcf hu'y.
Sept. ~ W-3w
SCHOOL FOX CiItl.S.-The smbscrlltr having A
- School family for his own children, would he
willing 10 take gS a. boaFdefs. ~Ettc they would
hr ushi al the ordinary branches OF fei!t- edGca
,inn, including DC desredl the French Language aud
aiusic on the Piano Forte
Rod.rs wa receive every attention thar given To
his own children.
Board washing and tuition Tor 10 months, $40
Music, 10
French, IS
The Term 10 he gin the LIST Monday in October.
My sdence 4 reired and healthy sItuatinn about
On mile iron; the Steamboat lindins Ne ow :,cmond.
Aug 20 3o-st ALIEN. MEBAhE.
AIRS. CLoPToN's Seminary f,r yo,ry Ladies 'ylll
IVA open Monday, 10Th OF September. on Grace
street, the adjoining lot with -. Paul. tb',,h.
The course al s;mdy wiil be syst.nlca AID thorough,
embracing all ilIe branches lI>i"y ta2i, III Seminars
Of the highest grade Especial attention i'll he paid
El,cuiiun and Pcnminship. Connected with ilr resu-
lar studies o the ssnaiy, wi! he course q lii-t,fi-
cal Lectures, delivered on twn evenings of be week,
aud - studies IN that important branch "f education III
the hole uol vi be directed 10 preparation for those
lectures.
Astronomical Lectures will likewise be attended To
by ~ able Professor.
The young ladies committed To the charge of MR..
6lonn win be under The joint care Of Judge aud Mis-
c. and in all respects will be- ieafrd rs members of their
family. The situation for health and coifott, is
pascal by meme In the oiiy.
1t is desirable that each young lady becoming men,
her o; Mrs C.s family should I've furnished with sill.
YER fork, four towels and fur napkins.
Terms for b0arders and day scholars made known
application ~ Mrs. Z. Special reference 10 Rev j. b.
Jeier, Rev. J. h. Taylor and the Rev. Mr.. Walker
Rev. b. Taylor being acquainted with Mrs. C.'s sys
TEN OF education, " III give a"y inio nation on the sI5
Ject To those interested IN the of this Seminary.
Aug. - 3-tf
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ADDITIONAL. SUPPLY OF CHINA AND
EARTHENWARE-Sc 2otb, 1914.
DY the ship Hark-a-way, now discharging, We
ID are receiving large additions TO otir stock OF
Goods making ii complete in every respect, and
embracing all The new styles at present published.
The whole is offered TO the trade al reduced
prices. WIN. F. BUTLER q 60,
Sept 2O-tf 81 Main ST
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NALUA5LE REAL ESTATE FoR SALE.
/ OFFER NJ private sale my Fam 10 iiacUeo county,
South Alabama. II contains about three hundred
and scvenv-vc of lhr best Canchrakr Land, IL
considered all exceed. n-y beatty place, and nmedl-
at-y contiguous go ueighhns. IL ahJ aims the lands
of Mrssr-. George - fiinse, Edward Baptist and Phl
lip J. Weaver.
From lar fertility Of the land the healthness Of the
loea ion, anG convenience 10 navigation, presents in
duccmrnS Z" those i-rng Ia settle in The best cotton
region Of Ala ana rarely Offered.
The farm rented last year for nhout seven hundred
dollars, and s rented HTS year ny the tennnts ff
The ar,uHt N = III high sntr If cultivation,
with nil necessary buildings on H. The Gin and Screw
age nearly new, and the ni Is well supplied with
cel;eni water. Onr of tht gentlemen, MIR H. ulcri
who f.G;-d part al the land rs; year informed me-
short time STAGE. that he only worked i've hands, lone
o IN, IN his cook and he sod upwards al q teen hun
bred dollars worth Of cotton atr losing lnrce potion
Of his crop for the want of hands to pick II out.
Mr. f. fIoc,ot, living nn the place, or Mtssfs. Rich.
ard h Adams George X. :1nse viii STOW il To- any
person d. posed Ia buy. | VIII I'll ba' gain in the
farm. and make such arrangements ms 90 the pay nris
HI viii he accommodating To the purchaser
Ny POET Office IL, Richmond, Nteinin.
JNU VI. GREGORY.
Richmond, Ya hug. ~, l3tj 32-ti
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ROANOKE LANDS roR SALE.

{'IE subscriber being an1nns 10 settle part Of Ills
Scsrn.S IN the south west has irefuiiI cd To cell
hi. Berry lilll Estate, III 'rckICnpurg c0uty. il
,lard The South sid" of twelve mi,er be-
low the junction %: TIE Dan and stanton, nmrdi ttly
the stage Ruii fruni 41n,'nph Na.rn College
EiGsewny, tie Eale-i ard Ga.lon Ra,Iiuad, and n
the .icnity of Bn!fho" Sprnls AM those In Warren
county North Carolina. IL contains about fourteen hun
drcd acres, Two hundred of hIch low grounds,
ral feet higher than IL usual, and not second
:hr yer, nine hundred IN original woods very supc.i-
tobacco and wheat land, three hundred cleared
ard highly improved Upon this estate Is large aud
commodIous dwelling hoss. with twelve to"Ins neatly
hn.Sbrd ANA has every clubhouse aid convt nience, all
In sand repair.
There IL Episcopal and Methodist Church within a
mile oi the dwelling aud Prestyte,sn within -four
mile, There also two large Manusc,uriu. Mills In
inIr miles 10 either III wc! wheat tc trinTl,ortod
from n" plantation by wafer carriage.
The pinntinn is vel wat red III runcrois springs
the cleared lends under eNrrilcnt fences al horizon.
'a.zed AMI well set n .its-,s aud clover. have had
4 large ff.iy the plahtitiG TOR twelve years, and
have ha. "f bilious Hnd fever.
There Is also settlement The rivrr III n good
ovrrs,cis GoSr and other s-ary i,'uf-s, FuCE
good tarns, wheat machlGe, &c. SEon.d any person
wish larger Estate VIII sell five hondr,,i mor-,
atj",tin., viii it acres Of livei EcnndH, and the
bliace unCrar-d tohacro iand. VA furnish ttr pur-
chaser with any qIanty Of corn aud provender at ro-
dnced pf.c.s.
Persons wishing Ia purchase would do well the
pre- ent 80 on the .Hd.
Wi ,as- who's payment in Negroes, " III
MAKE The trr:l- accommodating To the purchaser.
NA1iI.. T. GREEN.
Berry mn, !'eckleniatg county, Va.
l.. ;. Address 10 Words@orih's, y. &.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-20
MRS. MEAD'S sCHo0L-sHoCKOE hill.
RICHMOND

AIRS. Me ABS SCHOOL VIII be re-o,ened for the
1t1 reception Of BuarIrrs and Day Pupils Tuesday.
tile hr>t day Of October The course al study will
be thorough and extensive, and VIII, hefcnlure he
conducted by Mrs. Mead hrsef with The aid of valua
bic and experienced Teachers.
The Modern European Languages, Music and Draw
ing, viii be taught by aie MATTERS.
There sill h. regular LECTURES on Science and
General Literature thrlns hou he ses-ion, and
u: Lectures in FRENCH VIII be delivered To the Pupils Of
that Department.
StItc, Classes Italian ard German viii every
evening ut o'cirS. These Glasses will be open Ia
your. Ladies mol otherwise connect with thr Schuol
Reference IL made IL the following gentlemen, who
have dau .htersat Mrs. Mead Schools
Richmpnd-St Rev. Bishop Johns, Kew. William Nor
wool, Rev. ID. Empi-.
AicSaudrs--Rrv. G.. 4. Smith.
Washington City-EIon.J Y Mason.
Rithmnrd Jas. +. Heath, Esq Chns r. Osborne, Esq.
Standardization Page, Esq.
For T.rms &C, apply 10 Mrs. Mead, corner of Mar-
shall ard 9TH street.
Aug IL 3l-ctlO