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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-13

CHESTERFIELD LAND FOR SALE
on Monday the 18th day Of January wiz eNp"ce to sale to
~ the hcrst bidder, that beautiful farm lu
residence called BELGRADE the property Of The lac Edward
Friend III neighhnrud Of the Coat Mines This Il one
ailc in Cheste field. The arn
ains about four hundred acres, with ample supply OF wood
and encns-ile land originally good, has been very
improved the Of clover and plaster Much of this
adapted growth of herds and timothy,
produced successfully fur past. The dwell
in. house I'm perfect rooms; all tr
houses the accommodation of large family OF negtucs
well stock Of all kinds, are IN good order
will SCI The farm upon credit of three, fnui and
YEAS the title until the purchase money ~ paid
requiring additional security until portion OF HE purchase
money paid bonds cary interest from their date and
the interest paid annually.
III. ~ ilo Of The late Edward Friend her dover
lae in this property, but will JON the deed 10 The pur
chaser Ms authority ST., derived from The will ol t. o.
Friend particular niom,ioa DESTROYS
of p,t cha. us invited 10 ca Mr. Joseph - al
tlall, wi II! take pleasure in showing the farm
l.. 81. BCRFO0T,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-13
Nov. ID

NOTTOWAY LAND FOR SALE-Havng determined l.
remove TO fresh country, offer private sale my Tract
OF Land on Nttosay River Nuttoway county containing up
~ This Tract of Land has state of gradual improve
ment for the last fifteen It's susceptibility oi Improvement
by plaster and clover has been satisfactorily Twonr three
hundred of this Land In original orcsone hundred and
fifty acres IN Pines sufficiently fertile to grow line
Tobacco and about forty OF Holloway rver bottom Land
equal TO any on The River The improvements are very good and
convenient consisting of two dwelling house WIN sever
rooms and all necessary houses and in good order
The situation is rs healthy any Noi,oway and tie neigh
boriood Is not surpassed by in Virginia.
Attached to this Land and Flour Mil, with vaua
BILE custom holloway River which failing stream
This Tract Of Land will be- sold with the ail Any
person wishing 10 invest money Land would do well 10 ex
anime this Tract II is seldom Tract OF Land possessing lis
advantages is offered for sale. have fine Orchard o
Apple Peach and Plum Trees selected from Prince Sncas
Nurseries. will sell this Land iuw and accommodating
payments will take payment young Negroes at vanation
JOHN l.. MORGAN.
Dec. 81 G7-sawiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-13

,,iiIpgfy'TS TO ANTWERP-Lioerol advances VIM hs
= mad hy the subscriber consnuents OF american &
ist ss of Messrs Bsschnp Basteyns ~ ae ooSN, VI
Ar,wn 10 be shipped direct from Ricnond or VIA Ne" ioh'
through NesSr.. Gerdnr and Kunkelman. . a., c,,o
Information can be Obtained ny aFpheaoH u "'. o
Palmer, Ct Richmond, or - ,,,,,, ,,., n r
SbS''~-'N Tl-9aw3W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-13

Beardsley did not act the matter a5 hs exponent o
Mr. Van Burens views, but of his own, entertained
many years ago, when the question now aga'eo was
first broachsd There is them no ground Tor Tue gra-
cation displayed in the Nladsonsn IN reference To MI
Beardsley, as compromising Mr.. Van Buren, Mr. D.,
We doubt not, will tell the ad nnIslrat'on EDITOR II
nterrogated that he does not assume TO speak Tor H
Van Buren, on this or any other occascn.-L uto0e y
Jan 9.
THE WINGS DRUMMING UP REcRUITs-NATioNAi
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
we understand, NEE ting of the Friends OF Agricu
ture was called the Capitol last week, and many Of
all parties attended 1t appeared. that the OF
jet not 10 organize Congressional Agrcuilura
Society-not TO carry ont the plans OF the Natona
Agricultural Society, already formed-not even t. ge
VI any kind of farming cooperation here, butte drum
up recruits Tor the Mass Con vention TO be- hen al the
CITY ofLatmorc, in May next II is understood, tina
there drummers all coou the country, getting up
various Societies, Associations, and Corporations, t
meet at Baltimore, 0StenSNy for their purposes
but reaiiy to give eclat TO Henry Gays C.on;.Hi
Resolutions were introduced, which the body though
best 10 refer 10 select committee OF one from eacs
State. We understand that the Committee met, AM
the Democrat portion Of It was wiling 20 recommen
FAIR at the city Of Washington, or Balinore, al an
time before after May, US 10 AVOID even HE snspi
con Of making the great agricultural int rest Srconda
~ t, the schemes Of desperate politicians. But ~
such plan con,d be agreed on and SO The COMMITTEE
voted to adjourn, and make no recommendation. =
There not Democra, in the primary neen!
who did not 10 the conclusion that 1t was re
deral scheme; and such was also, we understlnd III
opinion OF every Democrat on the committee.
! Tomorrow evening wednesday, there is TO be nno
tier meeting, though the committee recommended n
such meeting, and have report TO make.
II is taken for granted that this meeting is for mem
bers of Congress only If So the Democrats hope
" III recommend National Agricultural Convention
OF Fair 10 be held some where and at such time no
to connect it with any political party whatever, or an.
political convent on whatever.-[D.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-13

Mr. Beardsiey net Tie opponent Of Mr. Ian Buren, $
Tiacs
A writer in Saturdays Madisonan, recommending
himself to The South by assuming the estate rights
garb, says:
Nr Bardscy York. the exponent of Mr. Van Buren,
views goes ~ far upon subject Of .ht 10 rion rs either
MIR Giddincs an avowed iboInCnist, or ar. Adams )"
1t is not true that llr Beardsley is "the exponent
If Mr.. Van Burens views" Their personal rela.
tons do not afford the slightest probability for such
surmise.
Mr.. WISE, on the floor Of the House of Representa-
tives, suggested to Mr. Beardsey The adoption OF the
course which he has taken relation 10 this sub
ect If Mr. WISE in committee, has fulfilled the pledge
he gave in the House when urging Mr.. Beardsey 10
make the proposition regard TO the reception oil pc
iii ons the ati er doubtless indebted 10 The former Tor
th, report Of the committee. If MIR. Van Buren, had
drec,lv or indirectly gwen such aid 10 Mr. Benrdssy,
then With scme proprlely, might be sad that Ar
Bea.dsav was ''lhe exponent of his (r Van Buren, 81
views" Actual circumstances make him rather the
ov,onent of Mr. Wisc's vie VS. and Mr.. Wise is gene.
rav supposed to lie the exponent of the views Of the
Administration. 1t is very evident that the Admins
ration is we'll pleased VITA Mr. Beardsleys course so
| iar.-fD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-13
Ereeutor IF r. o. trion

will sci! AT the time another adjoining BeIsave
containing acres nearly all uood, aud lying
James River. This land offers Inducements 10 persons
wishing 10 engage in the wood business J.. " H.
1o-'ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-13

The subscriber has discovered another Spring the waters Of
which are e.iod vy highly those who have used them and
they are certainly vey strong AS the virtues OF these waters
there said and hundreds of certificates might be
Inas - lift FRANCIS A. WILSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-13

y,,,I-SioI CT-SiZESS-The subscriber having formed
{ rn.rt:tnrr.Ip with Mr.. john j. Brown Of frekinsnam
c,,iv biz bu will in future b conducted uhatf inc h'"
Of BENNE BROWN. .r !. io
pna ,anuec Actually in hand, 1era advances va De made
~ ''"'' "S>' ~ T. J. DEAAE
1i-2aw3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-13
YOUR ATTENTION

lt subscribers "nnd grateful
q" TIE public for the liberal patronage bestowed them
s pas seart having exceeded their expectations. They
1+eIy Inform them, that they have repenished their
s'fN Of 'ania.as. offer for sale
mem before offered in this market, anon, which
oihd; coaches; Coecs Barouc,es BrisSes, Bugsie Stan
' Catf.d Wagons, &c all OF their manufacture,
"cn they will Bought any other
hneht IN the State Of Virginia and low be bought
81 y Northern city, our work performed BY first work
men ana saiisfacon pfoa Of which
@ We respectfully invite friends and strangers to call and judge
"' Themselves We also hand of Carriage
am harness Findings which will 25 per cent less than
eah he bought else"he in this city.
HOOKER {. OSBORN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-13

COMMISSION I0USE.-The subscriber has taken the once
L .ly occupied by aessrs. Richard Anderson 20, on 'e
f M of shcckoe Ware house, and next dcor TO ess Lu-
p,rsnn Co. where he oilers his services TO the puhc or
,rinr The sales Tobacco Flour, &C, On
Iy,r.rs IN cash will be made conssnnentS IN hann
am 1l-2aw2w W. ). noNolc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-13
Second Philadelphia Sem-.4nnuai Sale If Boots and
Shoes Fetrndry 1914.

.SNOfS- + tUTHUTY, I0II.
an TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, February ON anu I'm, ,he
W subscriber sell his store, No 2s Market
,c.; for cash ao0a CASES Of BOOTS, SHOES, BRoGhNs
HATS &c conp general and complete assortment OF
fresh and ..asonahe GODS being received direct from Tie
manufacturers. ., ;,,,,
Fu asers are assured that offered VIII poshVey
sold 10 the bidder and the catalogue VIII embrace INC
largest and assorted stock offered at auction III t W
The Subscribers with the manufacturers are
such that regular semmonhy sales will continue 10 be hu as
they have past year. and the first TUESDAY IN feu-
aIy and August of each year great semi annual sale
Catalogues will be prepared and the goods opened ioi eSah
nation The day previous TO the sale ~
,,.I.,nh;, re- - ls.3 69-wtIF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-13

CROCK Al AuCTlONWill be sold, on M,NpA1, .nT iot'
= ,,, a, o,,rk in The evening the Exchange Hotel,
TIE ioo~u. S;ock> belonging 10 The Estate OF eAa"us ~
,,.fn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-13

NToTcE-The subscriber offers for sale privately ms Va
~ LUagIE AMELIA SPRINGS PROPERTY. consisting Oh
acres of LAND $50 of which are Hal iand o. hs
quality, high state oil improvements oh
portion of the high land there line crop oil
production land Virginia is superior an hihes
considered the Amelia Springs Is certainly me most M
per,y Virginia. situation Is healthy, ana us "aeis
equal any Virginia. The improvements on me place are
very large SUPERIOR of the houses having bee
There large BRICK no.e,,
three spacious ball oo 80 feet by 81 inc
sitting adjoining and rooms above anu
large The basement story on eac
Hotel there is brick house, eacn 10
length and containing 2 There - likewise,
framed building containing 10 rooms, and great NUMBER
of rooms all To entertain some aUu or ouo per
sons There also very superior dining roon 100 eei on,
bu,t brick sufficiently spacious TO dine 4uo PERSONS
neat and private residence located near tne
room and well the residence of those super
intending the dining There also good store mousse IN
which there M; lie done good basncs In The mercantile ie
There good with eight rooms appropriated
for ba,hnp The stables equal to any IN virginia tor con-
venence &c, there being oil DITCH 10
least 80 horses also framed STABLE snlcient To contain 10
The yard pleasure grounds havih. oeen ia our ny
English gardener and althe noders oeauy
Of different xmas hhkes luis moe
beautiful The Springs ocatea IN nat surpasseo
beauty by world The waters OF me Amena
Springs analysed by Dr. Bridges oil ana
approved OF hy Of the game place ne following Is
the analysis compared with that of the WINE sulphur springs
AsiElrA SPRINGS. WHITE SCLPaG Hun , Spais"s
Sulphats Hydrogen 2ocuD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-13

Az NOTICES. BaSSETT FRENCH has removed his
me 10 me Farmers In addition 10 has present
f+.,. h. " attend those Of the city Of k.chm"1d.
,.'.,-.,st l,s. ii lSt3 61-l2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-13

-, { REYNOLDS, sTToRAEi ar L-7h Richmond g.
~" ' - .;-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-13

-.r4vA>T WANTEn-Wan,ed, either To hire or purchase;
= ryart Woman, who has icen accustomed Y"
,ni who i a good Seinpess, without lncuinoranee t1
.ttais Office. Wv = "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-13

ANES a. PATTEsoN, CoaM,s,ros MERCHANT, Richmond
'a.-" give prompt attention sales of all kinds OF Pro
uet and Merchandise consigned care. Store
s, m adjoining Messrs Caperton & Crump
''' l. a7-w1y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-13

= Farmers Bank OF virginia,
in Io,s 10 suit purchasers. Term--Cash.
JOHN BRUCE, Executors
ROBT. TAYLOR, ~
" Viii be added the above So 2Uo of Six Per Cent.
Stock JAS. II. LYNCH
Ian . TIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-13

WILLIAM +. RICHIE, ArroasEr Law, RICHMOND 70
n once on Main street, above the Banks.
p'e eft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-13

AaELfA SPRINGS.
GASEOUS CONTENTS could
10, be dscer,ained, having es-
capped before the wafer reach
ed Philadelphia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-13

Attorney for the heirs Of Abner Goode, decd.
lc,- Sale by DAVENPORT & ALLEN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-12
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nNIREss

Ne earn from iac Cove aa1 ilarsH
hat 10 consequence ul tie seventy aaI
dIfa.oa 5f lae winter. There - ~5#h q
scarcity offol 10 portions 81 north
sra OHIO eau.e arc actually Starving.
ans Ia come instances nH.uaea, haze
saea kl#cj oA thrIf oaaef, a, a last r..
>5ft# Sch lsat. t4c il-u.i3 NC are
assured &, tbc fae. 10 s5pe township. ia
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uaed to me Reserve la many hc.gh
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arc ,a'ieuag lot .ooi, AID many baYe
been b. ~ for their hoes and 10 essen
socks vi lhe hoe q satae a par.
The btri umes are unparalleled.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-12
LEAP YEAR

fbe editor of the tennessee llrra s
published "a, CanIea, 5 { ON The 6rs,
cay q. rs appearance announced 10 hs
far readers lhat HE prescn. beng ,,ap
year. CONFERRED ap#u them CERTAIN
pnt.Iote., amoasN which vas La ui
paying thora4ifesses 10 lbe gentlemen
aot 81 whom, SHOULD be be 50 augracI
o., AID ausaiIant As uoi Ia receive tarp,
leaab.F, iaucGcj his horse an1 watch
lbe paper had been issued bat a rev
Ho.ls hen Ms LtJa Green entered
SIC uaiee, made proposals @ lbe aston.
ishcI editor, $40 demanded b4, hand -
me tauelt lie freely rcaaquisacj has
gray hose M pAtcnl lever. ralhat ran
e.n4al,a tie righ OF making s. e.
uou Ter himself, "af.st lie .aIy appear
81 10 be e4aaI, Wei pleased naa her
bargain.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-12

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10 ~hHh tftatt 81 The pActho.itoa Of that de.
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consideration Of he fehaqui,hnaeat b, ff.Ho. 81
50OoUO0 lsno' due ihe French Government ST
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WORTHY ExAMrlEs-Th. >,

WORTHY EXAMPLES .-Tb. ,.n.f,bl, C.o.
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rh.'re nc dates 81 sneoitsn from having ~ell PET
s'fmed iI,u.e 4 lstf,Atsu
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inf Observation-Disclosures there is not
atr sPa go yhe face the globe tha,
- more interesting to Christians than
ne village ~ Bethlehem i extend.
est AM Ncs', staui lns on hail -
tsI.es ifoH the city Of Jcr..a EN-. AM u
.hlch The most remarkable events IA
occurred, according ID those minute Ie
scrPbous gwen 10 lie record OF ios.ara.
uou bat. ABOVE ~. ao8e Hore strs4.c
than u b.lag ne place slelag birth g.
IN infant Jesus, wh1 W4s The Propact Of
&c lilescsl, au1 came forth To give
sat 10 those Who vi. lu darkness. The ~
= ono large monastery of Franciscan
Heah>, dn commanding height, took
- 4asu ca charming valley, which
st.ts t..uni STAT ever memorable mob.
4aerl hen hcphcris, who were there
Watching thrr 64ckS. heard The nca-
'e4#N choir, and saw he star with on
founded 80. winch lad ed the Mag. or
wise men 9' thc cas-, s. The place Of lbc
as-'HS. Ia Tie uasa a-cut church
Wiih.g taIs monastery IS a chAac. uuIef
grUuaI, finely ornaHeH.rd, where as,
massive amps 81 ttv are saspeadrt
aud kept constantly burning. liete j..
pointed oul, a the form of star o.
marble, The place Is here be came forth.
:. no was declared 10 DC WONDERFUL. ~,
Mighty counselor, The Everlasting Ia
i1et. - F-fa.e e pa. ~ i.#a|
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ELOQUENT Tvs. night All n.tur. -.
hu.h.d m deep r.ps,-a,,.8. 4 ia. .p.Al.I
ia he heavens Ia. putc. d,arnaod--n.nshi 49,.
'he hamble ensIsi. .. b. m.ttly ehur>d h. .,,n
or ss'r. Disturbed hs swlul silence Bai l.,ik'--
Beh.'l5 th'i lar firm .lanlnr N al III. ln,.linsr.
Of m,fdes fo.l building into -otn.nh-sd-huk
'hs 'pess'---rotn. sra datnd fol .op t~.nos
hat o.r' TAI. " III la ysas spll,sosss "a tn.
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The BHum7fe papers stale. a The re
ques, Of tbe CuIei Marshal Of lAs second
81 llsY Wing Convention. that sch de
legations 10 the Convention oil kaud.A-
oon from any Place out Of INA. cry a.
shall DC accompanied ~ BsnIs Of N..c
Mi be permitted to have saeu muse
sth them ~ The Ptoc.-s.ion. auI The
Marshal "oIli be pleased 10 hear b.,
mai Ifon anY delegation lnlru1tag 10
snus mls.c Viii them. a .cit earliest
convenience, ia order iuat be ua, be en-
sa.ej 10 doiefmIae a slat polu;s lu the
procession TO post tae Band, engaged
- Tie baltimore Committee OF Arrange
meats.
9-TEiaor' "his paper, are re
specially requested 10 give tbs az ~
sefusG.
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TIE 1esuga Cant, Cl.t Club. At th.r m..unr
ihh "est - ihe Com iI,.u,, re,tl,od thst ~,
J" hlg'd the roaafy -iil .nef.d ne MAJ. CsnVrn
to" Al Cleveland. "a. 5th dar II N.r. 10
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teha'hii eefistnly. aed se 'rnme J., al us
o'hnrhing and ever siciutiou, WIG. Of G.snf.
W. are mu - sf.i.he. 10 nsis ihr .pifi m.n,l,aed
- ~" taSdei Of Wig nunc,ple. TIE G~aas.
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ne i5'h ct NJ, Cua,eni,sn. lui have resolved 10
e'frafaie ne an 81 Jal, ls4i. and 10 az, ,le
ne - % lie n.i shhofnr o..autis. Th.
.4a' i#nh All pfes-nI heauuGai hannet 10
''r az 1iuh Of to- iaRustfp .eud ~ ths lat.~.i
dei ea'Ho DO ~ ceietfcir,n 81 pf.,pri,an 10 III,
""s ''is 81 .ueh 1f~rship - ne Pfet4dsaiai
'esiAat Do $50 .nd la - keia ~ .atd CluA
tH.' lHe fif.identaI ,iertsun "a so anI theu
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He i'Nnship Tue 'uunty Ciuh have aisa Ell.
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