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SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY,
Under a Deed of Trust.

ID virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed to the sub5cTl
- be,s, on The 27th day Of August last, BY William w
Bead which deed Is duly recorded In the Clerks Of
fce Of Louisa County Court, they will, on Thursday,
said William w. Beades about half mile from Louisa
Court House, sell 10 the highest bidder, al public auc.
ton the 70 lowing real and personal conveyed by
said deed viz: all the right, tle interest and estate Of
the said William w. Beadles, In and TO certain
tract or parcel Of land lying and being in the county
Of ApponiatoI, life estate in which he claims, in
right Of his wife, containing hundred and forty
five acres alsn, all the lands Of the said William w.
Beadles lying and being In the county of Louisa lex
cept half around the grave yard supposed 10
be between thousand and twelve hundred acres,
being the lands on which he now resides; also, one
wagon cart, one carryall, horse cart, ono
carriage aud harness, all the plantation tools, all the
hou> ehod and kitchen furniture, all the crops The
said ast mentioned tract OF land-of corn hay fod-
der and tobacco, severed unsevered; also, seven
horses and COLT two yoke Of oxen, and all the cattle
and hogs the said tract of land also, twenty
negro slaves, OF the usual descriptions on far,n,
bfacing men. women, boys and girls.
TEsNs-The lands will he sold In such tracts lots
as the undersigned shall determine at the day OF
saie credit Of g. IL and Ia months, In equal pay
menrs bonds and approved personal security will be
qued, and the title will be retained till the purchase
money is all paid.
All the other property, Except the NegroesD will be
sold a credit Of - months, for I'll sums S.
Bonds and approved personal security will be required
of the purchasers for all sums Of S, and UNDER cas
wi,i-be re Quilted
The Negroes will be sold for cash.
The undersigned will convey such title to all said pro
perry, AS the said deed vests In them trustees
w. NJ. AMBLER, T,uo,ees
JOHN HUNTER, i'uS'ee'
Oct. l4-cw5w Wing requested 10 copy
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IN pursuance OF order o! the United States Court
for the Eastern District Of Virginia, made on the l2th
day Of january, lsa3, In the case Of Hopkins Hall
against George Taliaerro, the undersigned, Special
Assignee in that under the act of Congress 10 es
tablish uniform system nf Bankruptcy throughout ihe
United Sates passed IN the 18th day Of August, 1871
will on MONDAY, the LIST day of December next, that
being The court day OF Gloucester county, at the Court
house of the county SELL by public auction, to The
highest bidder, all the right title and interest IN Tue
real and personal of the late Francis Thornton,
near Gloucester Courhuuse derived by the said Geo
b. Taliaferro by purchase from VIM. W. Jones. which
interest was conveyed by Sterling Thornton TO VIM W.
JONES' to secure the payment Of debt due to Cole Z"
Sheldon, and embraces an estate for the lie OF MIS-
Elizabeth j. Taliaero, who the widow of the SAID
Francis Thornton In possession OF about four hundred
acres and an estate In remainder of one ninth OF
the tract Of land near Gloucester Courthouse called
"Roaring Spring." containing twelve hundred acres,
and the like estate in about very likely Slaves, and
some uncertain amount Of Stock. The sale viii be
made without reserve; and, it is presumed that per
sons DESTROYS Of making purchase OF such property
will examine the premises before the day of sale, de-
scrption Of the property is deemed suprrfuous
TrpMs.-The order Of the Court, under which the
above sale will be made, directs that it shall be for cash
unless the amour, u tho purchase shall be hundred
dollars or more IL Than that sum- it shall be on
credit of three months, with interest from the day oil
SALE the purchaser executing bond for the same with
New. i4-e,ds WYNDHAM KEMP, Assignee.
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TOWN LOTS FOR SALE.

TIRE subscriber having purchased "Ciover HILL the
l county seat Of the new county OF hppomatto1,
and all doubt which heretofore existed as TO the title 10
said property having been cleared mp TO the
OF the Court and the public square having been laid on
and accepted by the Court, will offer Tor SAFE on tue
26h day Of November next, 10 the highest bidder, on
credit Of six twelve and eighteen months, the purcha
sers giving bonds with approved security, the whole OF
the thirty acres which have, under the sanction OF an
Act of the Legislature Of Virginia, been laid on into
half acre lots will, at the same time, offer for sale
that very desirable property, the Tavern and Tavern
lots on IN. following terms, viz one-third cash. and
the remaining two thirds Of the purchase money 10 one
and two equal annual instruments The purchaser giving
bond approved security, and the title Withheld un
Ill the purchase money be paid
This is one Of the handsomest locations in Virginia.
in the midst Of fine and healthy country noted for its
intelligence and moral standing on the great thorough
fare between Lynchburg and Richmond and Farmyills
and within few miles Of the James River Canal, for
long series OF years free from the visitation of fevers
and other malignant diseases, which have ravaged
OF her sections Of the country. Being the county seat
of wealthy and enerprisng community, and possess-
ed Of 90 many natural advantages no situation could a
ford more attractions TO capitalists who may wish TO
purchase town property for the purpose OF speculation
or professional men, may wish to locate themselves
permanently with sure prospect Tor patronage, or
rad smep who desire liberal and profitable encourage
ment am sure say enough to ensure The attendance
of willing and spirited bidders when say, that Clover
Hill known from the seaboard 10 the mountains, - LOT
sale. SAMUEL ". "cDEahmoH'
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BALTIMORE MARKET, Nov

CATTLg-Demand more active, and former pri-
ces fully maintained. Sales at So 4 IS nett.
Hoos-Supply fair; We quote al -. . SO.
CorFEE-Transaction for the week are large,
reaching near 5000 bags, all Rio, at prices ran
eing from ! 10 cts. Stock in first hands about
5000 bags. :.
CorroN-A sale OF so bales n. Carolina, up
land, new crop, at 8 els. months
FIoua-Ralher less inquiry, and the market
unsettled: sales at S Gal IS, with an upward
tendency.
GRns-Salcs Of good 10 prime red wheat at
lls 1913 CENTS for grinding, and sales OF family
-four white wheat, at 1877 10 1873 cents; The lower
grades are quoted al 100 l25c. Sales Of Corn
al ~ IS cents per bushel for white and yellow.
Oa. 50 a 81 cts.
Psovl.roNs-T The market for Bacon is rather
inactive; Western Shoulders CT &c; Hams S a
81, and Sides !. Tic. Sales OF new Baltimore
cured hams al &C., Sides II, Shoulders cents.
Lard in kegs 81 81, and in bbls. ga 81.
SpRlrs-Sales Of Whskey in hhds. at 26 10
cts, and in bbls. at 81 ID. New England Rum
in bbls. 30 80 cts
SroARs-Siock Of New Orleans small, and
holders firm al Z 80: small sales Of prime Poao
Rico and ST. Croi1 al S 8 %.
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NEW AND FASHIONABLE GOODS.

HhE subscribers at No. 49, Main street, have Just re-
rrvcd and opened a beautiful assortment OF new
shi fashionable GOODS, for ladies' wear TO which they
eulary call the attention Of country merchants aad
@h-s purchasing In this market
super FoI'ard Rips, rich and beautiful article
Fine style Cashmere De Coss, English and French
Super figured Rounelias
Sapef figured McDoras and Zenohas
Striped and changeable Aibertees
Frured Eolans and coulard Musns
Plain aud figured Apaccas
Rack and blue Cobures, for ladies' dresses
New style Fall Prints, large assortment
W"olen and other Shawls, In great variety
i.hen cambria and other Handkerchief
Long halffnrered Mtts, black and white
Black and white silk Hose
Jhc0net and Swiss Muslins
r'aIn and check Cambria, large assortment
lisie ace and Edging
iars Gimp and G,rdles, black and colored
solnes
Bonnet, Cap and Lustring Ribbons.
iA.>e goods, with many others, have been selected
..h much care, and will DO offered to purchasers eI
aeney low.
LONDON, wILLINGHAM DREwRY.
Sept. a-cAdtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-18
HENRICO AGRICULTURAL AND HOR-
TICULTURAL SOCIETY.

AT a meeting OF the Executive Committee on
"Wednesday, November ~, 1876
Rcsol5cd That Horticultural Exhibition be
held by the Society in the city of Richmond dur
ing the month of May nex,--comprising plants,
shrubs, flowers, early fruits and vegetables, for
which the customary premiums will be awarded.
Premiums will also be awarded upon The test spe-
cmens Of butter. II is hoped that The Ladies Of
the county and city will favor this exhibition
with their counlenance and support. There will
also be received for this exhibition such speci-
mems Of the fine arts, Of embroidery and orna-
mental needle-work-as also specimens OF the
mechanic arts, as may be offered.
ReJoircd That the Agricultural Exhibition be
held in the month OF October, and that The CUSTOM
airy premiums be given upon stock, crops. farm
which will hereafter be published. The FIRST day
TO conclude with ploughng match.
Rrs0'rsd, That on the next succeeding day, the
exhibition be continued in the ciy-compilsing
the mechanic arts, specimens OF domestic indus
try, plants shrubs aud flowers OF the season, late
fruits, dried fruits and butler
ResOiaed, That Samuel d. Denoon, Titus Z.
Rice, John j. Binford, Thomas Tyrer, Alexan'
der Hill, Thomas G. Otey, Samuel Freeman and
John d. Quarles, constitute the committee or
mechanic arts, with authority to fill vacancies.
Pursuant 10 Recommendation of the respective
committees, a silver cup was awarded TO Mr..
John Curre, for The skill and industry displayed
in the management et his farm, and silver me-
dial 10 Mr. George Wait on his cuff brace plough.
The Executive Committee, on behalf Of tho
Society, respectfully tenders its thanks 10 The La
dies who so kindly and promptly afforded thei.
aid on a committee and 10 The committee who
arranged and conducted .hc second days exhi-
bilion, and 10 whose energy and good manage
menr The success Of that exhibition is mainly
due.
WM. II. RICHARDSON,
WM. +. GAINES,
j. r GARNETT.
CHAS. b. WILLIAMS.
JAMES WINSTON,
J. c. BURTON,
isIeeut,uc Committee.
~. The other city naneIs will nlease 10 cnny
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-18
JOHN B. GOODIES ESTATE.
Land for sale.

by virtue Of decree Of the Circuit super1I Court o.
ID Chesterfield, made at tho last term IN me case OF
Rate and Others against John B. Goodies adminisra
tor and others shall sell 10 the highest bidder on next
December Court day, being the 9Th OF December, OF
about O'Clock p. NJ In front Of Chesterfield Court
House the whole Tract of Land wherein John b
Goode resided al the time Of his death, in Chesterfield
county, adjoining the lands Of Henry Cox, Elijah Gr.s
ham, Mack Goode and others, subject 10 tue wlco"
contain 6s2 acres OF which 800 acres have been assign
ed to the widow, to hold during iife
Possession be had immediately, ana NJ me oealn
of tho widow the purchaser will be entitled to the part
assigned to her as her dover.
Persons within to examine the Land will please call
on the subscriber or on Mr. Mack Goode who lives nea
the said land either of whom will take pleasure III
showing the same. -
TraSs-A credit of C, IL, and 10 months. Bonds
with good security will be required ana the e WIN
held til the further order of Court:
NnY l4-c2W JOS COtlUE, C0mmlsslOhef.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-18
VALUABLE ALBEMARLE ESTATE AT


THE subscriber will offer, at auction, on the premises
l on the 10th of December next, the Estate called
ncNLORA, the late residence Of Col. Samuel Carr,
containing, by recent survey, four hundred and foty
,lt-- acre, or these, one hundred and sixty are HI
grounds Of the finest quality; more than one
hundred heavily tmbered, the greater part oil
~aeh is within miles Of Char ottesville. where
N,cd commands ready sale and high price The rest,
.Wsp, what has hren seeded in wheat this FALL u wei
..tn grass. This Estate s situated between two and
'a'-e miles North of Charlottesville, and within -four
miles # the University of Virginia, in wealthy neigh
atoot, remarkable for its intelligence and morality
ne Rivanna Tlver which bounds the Estate Is navi-
s1ole lot baeaux In both of s branches for fve and
=, ne- above u, large manufacturing mills of the
highest r-pue. There is also another large mill, one
ia''e below, on a tributary OF the Rivanna. The i'm
s"'cHents consist of large and elegant brick dwell
=: and all necessary out houses
TERMS, one fourth on the 18th February, 1870, ana
m residue IN three EQUAL annual instruments thereafter
innedatey after the sale Of the land there vii also
o. offered. at auction. thirteen young and likely Ne
rfor- all the Stock, Plantation Utensils and Household
furniture, and the crops Of Corn Hay and Tobacco.
!ERMS made known on the day Of sale.
Oct. lO-etds GEORGE WATSON CARR.
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FOR SALE.

rr,Br very desirable House aud Lot In the town OF
| Fredericksburg, lately occupied by Mrs. g. r sed-
a., Inc House is Of brick well built, large aud com
n siou,. The grounds, which cover nearly wnole
ine are attractive and beautiful, being lau on WIN
MICA ,as,. In sloping falls and wide walks, and adoTn.
- 4 IN many handsome trees. more delightful and
,.sl- residence, whether regard be had TO health,
ot, or appearance. cannot be found IN me town.
"a. win he made privately, and the terms may be
,,.a IN communication with either Of The undersign-
~ JOHN MONCURE, Falmouth, Stafford co.
ARTHUR A. MORSON, Richmond city,
I,,5-ctf Executors of Thomas Seldom, deed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-18

MIcAlolN-Alp heus Fech, Democrat, is elect
ed Governor, and Greenly, Democrat Lieutenant
Governor by majority Of about :, 500.
OF 10 Senators, The Wings may have one or
two. Last year none Their best chance is in
the 4lh district. They have also chance in the
2nd.
or So members Of the House, the Wings will
have Is or 20. Last year only ]. They have
elected members in Washlepaw county, in ka-
lamazoo, in Jackson in Lenawee, certainly
and > probably in Macomb and in Gtnesee.
Another is reported TO have been elected in 81.
Joseph, and another in Livingston. A Wing
will probably be elected in Saginaw, and another
in the dislrc! composed OF Allegan and Barry.
fU
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-18
MARRIAGES..

Married, on this city, on The 18th instant, by
the Rev VIM, Norwood, ApoLpHus FaEDERlcx,
third son of the late John Clifford, Esq, Of Brom-
ley, Shropshire, to Mart Am only daughter OF
Chapman Johnson, Esq, OF Richmond.
Married, on Tuesday me ming, Nov. II, by the
Rev. MIR. Caslleman Paul JONES CARRiNGroN,
Esq, Of Halifax county, Virginia, TO Miss MAR
eAREr AususrA THOMPSON, eldest daughter OF
Judge Lucas P. Thompson, OF Staunon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-18

The Virginia Annual Conference OF the Me
thodis Episcopal Church, South, commenced lis
session in this city on Wednesday, The l2th inst,
Bishop Andrew OF Georgia presi ing. The In
,roduciory sermon was preached by The Rev. Mr..
Cowes OF Petersburg, 10 very large congfega-
ton. In addition 10 the many ministers In ailen-
dance upon This boiy, the occasion has invitcd
many strangers 10 our city, who, three caliy
wait upon The interesting services when are
usually observed p that denomination ns wneneSef
fNorfoK Beacon, Nor. II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-18

PLOUGH AND CASTINGS AT COST.
VIE HAVE remaining unsold, a small lol Of
w Ruggles', Nourse & Mason's and Makers
Plouehs and Castings which we will sell at cost.
Also, half a ton OF McCormick's & Palmers
Mould Boards. JONES & WINSTON
Oct 2e-eim
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-18
NEW FIRM.

" $. II. GORDON have this day associated
y. with them In business Mr.. II. B. MONTAGUE
'ho has acted heretofore 10 satisfactorily salesman
me houses Of William Gordon, and w. & 8 II. Cor
~ The business will hereafter be conducted under
~ svle Of w. H GORDON & CO., who onel
'.c generally. who may desire their aid In the sale
ohaeeo, Wheat, Flour, &c. The same liberality
- Dc extended by The House as heretofore.
WILLIAM GORDON,
9. II. GORDON.
II. B. MONTAGUE.
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Aug. 2f
JUST PUBLISHED,
And for sale BY j. WARROCk,
THE VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA
AL M A N A G. X,

For the year ISa0,
CALCULATED by David Richardson, oil LOUISE !,
~ county, Virginia, containing lists OF the Courts OF
Virginia and North Carolina and of the House Of De-
legaies, Senate aud Congress of Virginia, complete.
10 the amusing department win be found the honey
Over; Tho Birth of the Flowers; The May queen
(soug;) Variations of the Rose; The -Four Lsafed
Clover; The Orphan Girl; Be Kind to Each Other
Adams First Sleep; Complete List Of tho United
States Navy Ahoat and Buildings Variety Is Charming;
Ariihmeticai Questions Riddles; Resus; Puzzle; Char
ades and 4 number Of other pieces. Aug l9-etf
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The New York Express SAYS /:

"There is an active demand for vessels 10 take
-four 10 Liverpool, and freighls have advanced 10
three shillings and nnepence, sterling, barrel.
This is an importan, rise TO ship owners. The
news Of cold weather a, The North, has induced
holders OF bread stud 10 advance their rates"
A ship was taken up in New York on Thurs
day TO load with -four for Glasgow, al shillings
sterling.
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China Hall.
FALL SUPPLY OF CHINA, GLASS AND

EARTHENWARE
DY the ships MonteZuma and Adirondack. via Ncw
ID York. and the Virginia, City Point, frem Liver
pool the subscriber has received the larger portion OF his
fall supplies; and by the ship arkaway from Liverpool,
daily expected City Point he will receive the remain
der sf his stock Of China and Earthenware, direct from
the consisting Of shapes and patterns
BY the regular packets from Boston he 10 In receipt oil
his supplies Glass from the and Ia pre-
pared to offer very large and desirable assortment OF
superior Goods In his limo.
Country Merchants and all Others particularly In
vited examine his goods and prices strong induce
ments, will be offered to those who buy for cash and to
punctual customers.
very large assortment of Lamps, Looking Glasses,
HUGH A. WATT,
Ana Q6 No y. West Main street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-18
TRUST SALE OF LAND IN AMELIA
rnJJN'rN


ON MONDAY, the 9th Of November l845, at the resi-
~ dehcc Of John 81. Clair in the county OF Amelia we
will proceed to sell TWO tracts of Land belonging TO the
said St. Clair, viz the one which he resides, sup
posed contain about ass and certain tract OF
land purchased Of Newton Wade, believed To contain
800 After the sale Of the land, shall offer for
sale Fix valuable negroes and oil of the perishabe pro-
perry of the said ST. Clair, including The last crop Of
wheat corn fodder and tobacco. The stock of every
description harses, Cows sheep, and hogs, together
with the plantation utensils and household aud kitchen
furniture.
The lands are said be very good the home tract
tanning besides branch lands, 90 acres OF Appom atto1
low grounds; improvements good.
The negroes aud pershahle property will be sid for
cash, and the land for third cash, aud the balance
in two equal annual inslalments. Bonds with good
security will he required. aud, in addition, the tile 10
the lands ill be reserved until all Of the purchase money
has been paid.
The above property conveyed TO us az Trustees by
deed duly recorded in Amelia Clerks Office for purposes
therein specified. The title TO the property Is believed
to be good butt acting trustees, we shall convey oh
-" $50 LEWIS E. HARVIE.
John g. JEFFERSON,
Trustees.
NIB. The Creditors are requested TO attend the sale
with all Of their claims properly stated.
M
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A CARD.

~ ne subscriber, through The means OF Messrs. w. T.
.n4e GORDON, finds himself able TO offsr 10 his old
TN aha aeqnaintances In the country his best atten.
AZ her interest In the sale Of produce particularly
n, osaeco to which bis attention has been deyoIsd
b, twenty five year,, part Of which time he
s,s. "a manufacturer. stemmer and strippsr, and he
hvor, 0e remembered In the distribution Of their
Nov 90. H. b. MONTAGUE.
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yEw HORTICULTURAL ESTABLISH

THE subscriber begs TO introduce to the notice OF inc
| cl,z.n. of Acknowledgements visiting the Ciiy'
.,3;s. uuhc p4neraiy-his Establishment for The sale
I C;r,.nno,se and other Plants, situated on Clay
>,.r immediately adjoining Mr. DIPS Bakery, where
w. b. found largest and best selected collection Oh
Pan. sih OF the Potomac, consisting IN part OF Ca
m.i,,. cacrus, Grraniums, Roses, &c, &c The Ca
n.i,. embrace all the new and finest old sorts The
include all the varieties Of the Tea, Bourbon
Bengal Aoisrtte, Kemontant, and every other KIND
nm, Of pn,c. or cultivation, whether oil recent OF
f.a.i ,,,ruduc,ion He would also inform those who
intend planting trees IN front of their nuoIhss a. nc
"a, MAJ arrangements with the proprieto Of some OF
m h. Northern establishments, whereby ne VIII al an
rn.- h. prepared furnish the most approved KINDS io
,-r; planting Purchasers may at all times rest assured
"a, no plant viii be allowed TO isaye the establishment
lnr.s in state perfect healih and true TO its name
Bqu-,s furnished for parties &c, during the ensuing
,h- fr.t style Ladies are respectfully inVi'ea
. v,s,t the Establishment.
X q. Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, Herbaceous fiants,
: rla berries, Rsspberies, &C.. &c: rr,
Richmond i,h November. lS4S-CstN
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MERCHANTS HOTEL,
LATE REAMS,l

Charles street, near Baltimore street, Baltimore,
BY HOPKINS & FIELD.
THIS House has recently been refted and newly
furnished Throughout, and Is situated IN the most
central part of the city. A. NJ. HOfhtNS,
Formerly OF Sanderson's, Philadelphia.
WIN. FIELD,
Aux oQ-w3m Formerly of Bucks county, Pa.