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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-11
VALUABLE SALE OF REAL ESTATE
AND MILLS.

IN pursuance Of deed OF trust executed by Miles Ma.
! con and Frances his wife, bearing date the 5h DAY
or November, 1892 and recorded in the Clerks Oh'e
# Hanover County Court, 10 the undersigned, for Tie
purposes mentioned in the said deed, viii proceed 10
rl al public auction, 10 the highest bidder on me pre-
misses, in the county Of Hanover, on SATURDhf {,
The Goth day Of June, 1877 all that tract or parcel oi
land wnerron stands two Mills, Grst and Manu-
featuring MILL and The other Saw Mill, situate, lying
and being in the county of Hanover, containing twenty
acres, more or less -,
TERMS OF SALE-Cash will be required for the
amount of The debt secured BY the said deed, to Wit
81 ,O00 with interest due IN arrear, ana Tue usuai
charges and expenses attending the sale-and credit
for the residue Of The purchase money viii be gwen IN
such manner, and on such terms as Miles Macon may
Observation-Disclosures, The Trustees may think best
and rxpedien The Trustees will only convey such
title 10 the purchaser ~ they have, without warranty
EDMUND CHRISTIAN, Trustees.
SELDEN &. MACON, !
AZ al..I. Lie
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

PURSUANT TO a decree of The County Court Of
L Orange pronounced at the May term, 1916, In the
suit of Webb SC, Webbs Administrator. &c, the
undersigned will proceed 10 sell, on WEDNESDAY
the 10th of June, ls47 upon III. premises, at public
auction the highest bidder valuable Tract Of Land,
belonging to the estate Of William {. Webb, deceased.
containing $40 acres, ar less This land lies IN
The lower part of Orange, the vicinity Of the Oiange
Springs, contiguous 10 the lands oil G. :. Newman, Jas
Terrell and others. About 100 acres are cleared and
enclosed the remainder heavily timbered and the soil
generally improbable.
The Terms Of sale will br-One fourth cash, the ba
lance n three equal annual insalments-the pnrcha
ser giving bonds with satisfactory security, and deed
oftrust on the land 10 the deferred payments.
The title to said land Is believed unauestionable; but
selling as Commissioners, shall convey such tile
only as is vested in by virtue of the decree aforesaid
WIN. 4. MOORE, SR., lcommss,o,.r.
JAMES NEWMAN, COMMISSIONER
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TIME subscribers having taken tins popular anu near
i INV place Of recreation, AMI RENTED the ravl,lnh
wih new furniture beds mairasses, &c., respectfully
that il will br open for the reception oil sis
rrs on The 18Th Of June. Particular care has been i
lon in the SELECTION Of servants. and one Of the best
CUISINES in the country has been engaged the iaol1
vi nresrnl all the decaces of The Potomac river ana
of lie surrounding country-oysters fish, crabs &C.
in every variety Of cookery The bathing al me ravi
Inn NJ all times excellent, will be rendered very snpe-
nor This season by the erection Of new bathing houses
which will be properly attended Ia" rinry roh NJ. II
Washington and Baltimore, with steamboats, regularly larry
torchjnp and landing passengers at the Whafi from
those cities Norfolk, &c. steamboat will also con.
yey Messengers thrice week 10 and from AQUA creek
m he Payilion-thus giving vsiters from Richmond
and the south n safe and delightful conveyance 10
th. invalid this place presents pleasant resort i"l
health and recreation.
Excellent fishing may always be had during Tue sea-
sofl. .,a.,n.,t,
BOARD per month, s'o y" y"
Board per week, sS
Children and servants half price. Families for the
season a,n axe! axe, At = KiRKWooD + KELLER.
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aInbert,s d nice,

On fourteenth Street, under the Exchange Ifotci.
T1IIOMAS LAMBERT respectfully informs his friends
and the public In general, that ne has commenced
the business Of 4 Lottery Broker In the ONCE ton atn
by D. NJ. Hoyt, and recently by f. b. Pendleton.
Tickets and shares In all Lotteries al when j. w.
Maury Co. (successors to Gregory Coz are the Ma
naeers, always for sale in the greatest variety
TODAY.
FRiDAY-The Virginia Momongalia Lottery draws
at Alexandria on Thursday and the drawing will he re-
ceyed here Friday. Capitals: 50 1000, 1000, etc
rs Nos, Is drawn ballots. Tickets 81 so; halves a5
quarters 62l cents.
One Dollar Lottery To be drawn in Petersburg an
Friday. The Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Extra, Class
No II. Capitals 81 900, $780, 900, sc. Tickets Sl
halves So cents quarters p cents.
TOMORROW.
SATURDAY-One Dollar Loitery.-The Sussex, lie
Iaware Lottery draws at Wilmington, Delaware, on Sa
lurday and the drawing is expected here by the mail
that evening. $4,000 Capital. IS Nos, 10 drawn hal
lots Tickets only s halves SO cents quarters p cts
10000 DOLLARS!
Also for Saturday-sp-ndid Scheme! The Aleran
dra Lottery, Cnss No ID, to be- drawn At Alexandria
on Saturday-lhe drawing will reach here on Sunday
evening and be ready for inspection al this office early
Monday morning. Capitals: $50 900. TO- O08, 3,0OO
$780, Oo 1000, 10 of 200, ETC. Tickets $40; halves
S; quarters2 SO.
10 Recollect No. 3-"There's luck in odd numbers
says Rory O'More."
Er There have been sold and casLed al this Office
within few days past, prize Of $4,000, and other
Capitals.
- Tickets and shares in the Lotteries of which the
drawings arriveon Sunday will be for sale nj this office
until O'Clock Saturday evening, and the drawings
there for inspection on Monday morning.
Orders from the country. enclosing the cash or prize
tickets in NJ. & Co.'s Lotteries, punctually attended los
and the drawings forwarded when requested.
A liberal discount on package sales.
Prizes cashed at sight.
For sale by THOMAS LAMBERT,
June7 No. 2, Exchange Place.
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For = al e,

nIKoNoKEE. on the Chckahomny river, miles
L from the city OF Richmond on The old Meadow
H,idces Ro,d In the county Of fIenrico. The tract
contains nv regent survey S9 aeres2l5 acres of river
and creek low grounds about GO acres Of low grounds
and an acres Of highland in woods The greater por-
ion If he cleared low grounds well set in Timothy
and Herds grass yielding heavy crops OF hay aucn OF
thr meadow land has been cleared In the last years
The highland produces very good crops both OF wheat
and corn wing been well improved by manurng elo
yerinp mastering and lining The farm IN It's present.
condton il cnnabIe Of making 900 to 900 bushels oil
wheat 3o IA O bb!s Of CORN and 100 TO lbs OF
nav ner annum The buildings are-an excellent TWO
Stored brick house nine from basement 10 gar
r,,disconnecred BY few feet, Is one-sored brick
hni,ains Win Gre rooms-kitchen smoke house. &c,
ali we'll Incated in handsome Of trees OF seve-
raj adjacent the garden, both enclosed by exce'
ent rncnra new framed negro quarter, four rooms
frame barn. stabng for sixteen horses corn CID, TWO
bay houses carriage and buggy house, extensive ahn
neimanent shedding fol mich and dry cattle some
eioht hundred choice fruit trees, principally peach, WIN
he In nlI hearing the next year. The old oehara con
tans some hundred trees Of various kinds Two Wes
and ssysrn sprn,s OF excellent water and as regards
hath hs nsr, Is uneXceptionabe. This farm, Tor us
siz, IL in eyery respe superior one, such one as Is
rarely in The market Those wishing TO buy can vle%
AT any time Full possession gwen Isl January, lo1e,
and he nrivieee 10 the purchaser oil seeding crop o
wheat The coming FALL if desired, IL Will be done oy
The nyesent nroprirtors at the usual rate
Ep, tam. which can be made very fayorahle, Apply
IN " HAXALL, BROTHERS CO,
a..oaw6w Richmond, Virginia.
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LAND, NEGROES, STOCK, &C., FOR


Try virtue Of deed Of trust, hearing date on the ot
ID day Of January, ISL, and made 10 the subscribers
by Overton B. Petit and Mary f. his wife, and duly r.
corded in the Clerks Office OF the County Court oil Cum
berand on the oath of February, ~, we, the under
signed or one Of us, will sell, TUESDAY the ssth
Jay Of June 1877, upon the premises, TO the highest
bidder for ready money, public auction TO satisfy me
nurposss Of said deed, all that Tract OF Land calico
"cOBBHAM," lying on James River, In the county OF
Cnmhe containing by estimation about one tholi
sand acres and bounded by said river and by the lands
If William Mayo and others Also, The following
slaves and other Persona. Propeny-to wit MiEor,
Ned. John Fanny Whey, and child sally; also, I'VE
head Of Horses and Mules, fifteen bend OF horned Cat
lie twenty one head of Sheep, head OF Hogs, one
no2abI. I'hrrshng Machine, one riding Gigs all Inc
farming Implenrnls now on The Cobbham plantation,
The crop OF Corn Oats. Tobacco and Provender made
the pasi year. and remaining on said plantation
also all The cons that may he grown on The said pnn
la,on he present year, Of every kind whatsoever also
MI The Household and Kitchen Furniture now IN The
.sion Of said Overon H. Petit. and the uure IN
crease Of the females of th- said slaves.
Selling AZ Trustees, shall warrant the Title I" sain
,yart of Land and said Slaves &c. against all persons
claiming under us or either of rs.
should The day appointed for the above sale he lncie
mant il viii be made Ill. first fair day thereafter.
ABRAHAM SHEPHERD, JR,I
May 0S-Ctds
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Dcsirab,e asesis,ence Tor sale.

am very drsifulls OF dispOslng OF The iflct
- of Land On which now reside, known ny ihr
.Iss2.as Orange, in The South West mountains, seven
miles from the Court House, thirty two from Fredecks
rr sixteen from the Railroad Depot al Gordonsvlllr
and Two and "A huf from the Rapidan River. This
Tract contains eight hundred and forty eight acres one
fourth of which il wood land, the growth OF winch Is
yidcd into eight fields, all under good fencing The I'M
movements consist of very comfortable Owe ing
Iouse Oyerseers House, Meat House, Ice House. Tar
riare House Corn House, Kitchen, Dairy Barn, AMI
every other building necessary for The convenience
of family. The location OF the Dwelling House ~
one of The most beautiful in the county. and the I'M
movements about il are very handsome All 81 lne
arabic land il well taken with clover ana mas been IN
der The clover and plaster system oi Improvement LOT
several years This whole red land region u proven
,, FIR lis health and for ia great susceptibility :" iu
n,oysmrnt nv IN. application Of clover and plasiri
navigation Of the Rapdan River, has nearly all BEEN
taken which, when effected must greatly enhance thc
value Of lands contiguous TO H.
In order more certainly TO effect sae, ana 10 't Tue
convenience of purchasers, would divide TINS uar',
an "a In sell four or xix hundred aces with the I'M
movements, allowing a snficiency of WOODLAND. To
anv one wishing TO purchase privately will say tha
iii sell great gain in the land, and also IN farming
utensils crops stock OF all kinds, 9c all very GOOD ~
not sold privately between this and Thursday Inc io
day of July next, tnoce of sale before mat time WIZ
~ given shall proceed sell II on that day, on tEe
nremises 10 the highest bidder. The terms VIII b. IL
beraI and can be known by addressing me snnefntf
mr. Mr Robert T. Willis at Orange Court House, Nr-
ginia Persons looking FOR residence IN the upper
country are invited 10 take iook al my esla,e, az
will sell bareain hiIhp' u. nhJ -,
the purchaser allowing The SUBSCRIBER nerrss ana esrs'
To secure the growing cops
Orange County, April 30-c2awtl5thJuly.
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LAND NEAR CHARLOTTESVILLE FOR
CAFE


THE subscriber, pmrposing TO sell out WIN me view
yb;ch he now lives containing about five hundred and
.ightv acres and being the main ana tributary
h,a cbes Of Meadow Creek, by which II ~ abundanliy
,patered within tw0 and a-haf miles oil Chariotes-
vile AIbemarle county and one and hai OF the I'M
vsrSy of Virginia. IL H. scarcely necessary 10 enter
INN mnute description of THIS liaci oil Lana, IS any
one wishing Ia buy VIII, Of course We" H. ana Judge
W ,;mssIf Yut thr subscriber will say, that TO any
gentleman wishing to invest money IN shcn properly,
h.,ir- opportunity is rarely met with It's location ana
n,,Iitv and The strong expectation, amounting a"s
~ certainty thatth1 Louisa Railroad WIN br e1rhnen
- v;,hin 40 short distance nf II, render u oi more
H., o,dnary value. The Tract CONSISTS NANNY oi Tue
Ecu so-is remarkably kind under the use OF eioVef
and but is particularly mptovabr under the a
pcation of manure owing 70 i.s ea.o " "D s"', :,
retans and shows the effects OF manure 10 an unusual
degree Something over twohthsis oil the hofn1ieno
s,octer very much resembling tie IVY creek ahus o.
n,,rtabe for 4 cir adaptedness TO the production oil
-, Re,ween Tvs o hundred and fty and three hun
AL ar,es of the above tract are cleared the Reminder
in good much Of which may be spared from The usr'
~ The farm and viii find ready market in Chi!oltrs
willie ard al the University.
Meadow Creek which runs through the entire length
o the Tract aurds body Of about - acres oil rst rate
bottom land and from small experiment IN ifrganhN
with The plough alone, many more acres may De fenue
ed s productive IN grass the bottom lands themselves
The subscriber proposes TO sell privately ana wife
ceiyr propositions TIL THURSDAY, the lItn o. jung
next when, If not previously disposed OF, wiz W ;
fared publicly to the highest bidder In the mean ''e
The subscriber will take pleasure in showing .ne pre-,
mise. IN any gentleman wishing 10 we" them, ans
max. known the terms of sale. Reference ID Iaae !.
James NJ Saunders, ESQ.,, Of CharlotIesvii'e' eoone
John r. Jones and William P. Farl:i, Esq. can,
NAV l3-ctl1thJune 'h"SS " S
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LAND FOR SALE

WILL be sold on the premises, on THURSDAY, The
w 29th day of July, le7, if fair if not on the next
fair day thereafter, Sunday excepted the Tract of
Land, lying In the county Of Essex, called Mount
Pi>san, upon which Mrs. Maria J. G. Frank now re-
sides containing Two hundred and five acres, and il
the same land that formerly occupied and owned
by William A. Garrett during his life, and, after his
death by his widow, Mrs. Dorothy Garnet This tract
is as productive rs any in the nsishbohood and sus
crpble of great Improvement, IL abounGs In mail
frdIizng in lis qualify and nrsbausahe IN supply,
cessbe from any part Of the farm The improvements
are, with exceptions, in good order. The location
remarkably healthy, aud the Delghbohood very de-
sirahe. The place is contiguous 10 the main road lead
ing from Tappaiannock To Richmond ciiyseven miles
from Ihe former place.
TERMS-0ne haf ut The purchase money viii be re.
Quired in cash the balance in instruments of one and
Two wears, carrying interest from the day Of sale. For
the deferred payments, bond with approved security
will be required. Possession Will he given The lst
day Of October next, and clear and ndefeasble title
to the whole tract will be made To the purchaser
JAMES NJ. MATTHEW'S
&
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FAUQUIER
White Sulphur Springs.

This Establishment, 50 favorably known lor
-, the curative qualities OF its water, and fhr e'a.
HEM pance and comfort Of its accommodation, VIII
.fkhe opened for the reception of visitors on tie
lsr June IL il situated 50 miles from Aley1nfria, 80
miles from Fredericksburg and 90 miles Easi Of HE
hin. Ridge in one Of the healthy and delightful
climates of Virginia. Tie direction and management
will he the same heretofore, aud the same attention
maid 10 the accommodation and comfort Of their guests
We have an abundant supply ofce.
The season. commencing the st Of June, will end
the Is, of Octnber embracing smonths
LAYERS Of Music will find the band unsurpassed.
BOARD: SO per week, 50 per week for 2weeks,
$40 prr month $50 for the season.
Far more than one day 81 80 per day. SO cents for
single meal 25 for lodging Children under u
wears OF age and servants, halt price; horses ao els PER
day. per week 81 50, per month s..
Tri.weekly stages will run from Washington nni Isl
of July, after that time daily
There will be line Of stages from Fredericksburg .,
he furnished On accommodating terms.
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WHEAT THRASHING MACHINES,
HORSE POWERS, &c.

THE subscribers having entered into partnership,
have erected Ton the cross street immediately ABOVE
the Banksl large and convenient workshops. sis
their former customers, and farmers srneraily' WIN
Esall,s much approved reverse tooth Thrashins Ma
chimes OF various sizes; Horse f"w.rs, Ioh Mo -
s,shf borses. Handpower ThrashinE Machines suip'e
far small farms team be recommended, having Deeh
we'll tried The two last sea,ons;l Wheat Fans ana .oIn
d .ssorment Of the most approved plouehs and
g msuv other articles avlneAn our employ mrs. rae
Woimsn good supply Of sasensa ma ana n
we can saey T., n.yson. In want Of such articles We
VIE ala. cat urns al short notice, Castings Of iron or
brass for Mould Boards n. r sa.S We M
gnageohs anu connected with the business. All
and od al Of "n smiths, Work ercepled for
Mills and machinery done in the very best manner
NAV N-cw3w SI cA'.1n - ~
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INFORMATION having been received that murder
has been committed In the county OF Rockbridge, IN
this State. by q man named John Hayslet, who has
since fed from JUSTICE and Is going at LARGE do
therefore, hereby offer reward Of one hundred dollars
to any person persons who shall apprehend the said
John Hayslet, and deliver him into the jail OF Rock
bridge county; and do moreover require all olcers,
civil and military, and request the people OF tho Com
monweath generally their best exertons to pro-
cure the arrest Of the said Hayset, that he may De
brought TO justice.
Given under my hand as Lieutenant Governor, TACT
ing in the absence ofthe Governor from the seat
EAL) Of Government and under the seal OF the Com.
monwealth, at Richmond, this ninth day OF
June the year of Lord eighteen hundred and for
tyseven, and of the Commonwealth the sevent-yhrst
R. T. DANIEL.
Iiayslet ia described Of medium size, FIVE feet eight
ten inches high, skin very dark and rough, and hair
and eyes very dark bow-legged, and with slight s.oop
In the shoulders. He sps when talking, and especial
" when under the influence Of strong drink, Of which
he very fond. Il supposed that he has gone West
Of The Ohio river. June ll-c3w
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ROxley,S Hotel.

TINE subscriber having leased, for term Of years.
the property long and Familiarity known as the
SWAN TAVERN, takes this method Of informing his
friends both in the city aud country he will open
this house, under the name of "BOXLEY's HOTEL"
the Goth of the present month. He promises that
pains will he spared his part any Of those In
hs employ, TO render eafre satiaetyn oil who may
favor him with their patronage BoaGers can be
modaed with Board either by the day, week, month
year, at prices In accordance with tho times.
LUTHER r. BOXLEY.
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LAND FOR SALE.


DY virtue Of deed o., trust bearing date on the 23
- day of December, si2, aud made 10 Tue snbsrri'
hers hy Oyeiion H. Petit and Mary Z. Petit his wife,
and duly recorded In The Clerks Office Of The County
Court oi Cumberland on the 2slh day Of December,
1872 We the undersigned, or one Of us, Will sell, on
TUESDAY, the 29lh day OF June 1917, upon The pre-
misses TO The highest bidder for ready money! e satisfy
The purposes Of said deed The Tract Of Land called
"COBBHAM." lying on the South side Of James River
in The county Of Cumberland and bounded by the said
river and by the lands of Abraham Daniel and others
and containing between nine hundred and one thousand
acres be the same more or less
Selling Trustees we shall warrant the the TO SAM
tract OF land against all persons claiming under us, oil
either ofus
Should the day appointed for the above sale be ncle
msnt il will he made the first far day thereafter.
WILLIAM C. T. NELSON, r,,
ROBERT E. NELSON,
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR JUNE.

SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR JUNE.
$4,000! 10000! 10 Of 1000!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 20, for lS47, 10 be drawn
June 18th. &C Number Lottery-l3 drawn ballots
Grand Scheme: $1,000 dollars, 10000, 5000, $500,
Gao. 600 10 Of moo, Is Of AGO. 20 of ESQ., etc, etc.
Tickets $40; halves s. quarters So Certificates Of p
wholes 500; shares In proportion.
44,44i DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, for internal Improvement in The
District Of Columbia, Glass 20, for 1917, TO be drawn
al Alexandria, Saturday. June 10, is47. 70 No Loe-
ry-l3 drawn ballots. Splendid Scheme: s4i. %.
ao2, MN, $685. 4444, 3,sl9 aaa ~ Of ILL., a Of
SIS, 70 of 3 l2s of a22 etc Tickets Sill halves so;
quarters rs. A certificate of package Of 26 whole
Tickets sl40-haves and quarters in proportion.
$4,000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass "a, for lS47, to be drawn
June 2G,h. IS No. Lottery, - drawn ballots Grand
Scheme: 1000, q, Oo0 1000. 5000 500 sa prizes
Of 600 So of $780, 200 Of 2OO etc. Tickets So halves
s. ouarters2 so. Certificates Of packages OF 25 Whole
Tickets Slog-shares in proportion.
no Orders for Packages, Certificates, or single Iirk-
ets in the Schemes addressed 10 the nndersgn-
ed attended TO by return OF MALL and when requested,
an account of the Drawings forwarded 80 soon as re-
ceived. Address JOHN NJ. CLahhE,
Nav al Richmond, Va.
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.suaRKABLE sUcCESs.-N Never, perhaps, did
~, signal success attend any medicine, tnan That OF
ns rPnAM's VEGETABLE ELEcTUARY. 1t is
remedy for the pes sd 9n o Ssas as
fn .h,ch nm external application can never effect.
az. Said Wholesale and Retail by WAR & KEIcHAh,
:, Elton street, New York, and by P. JOHNSTON,
s.assist, No. lis Main Street, Richmond. Price one
ltu ,s! -, hottie June, lS47
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i-cw4w DANIEL TURNER.

TN CHANCERY.-VlRoISrA:-A Rules holden In
the Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court Of
and Chancery for the county Of Charlotte the Sd
day of May, l847:
GoorgeJ. Roberts, Plaintiff;
against
VIM. r. Hatchett, and other Defendants
The defendant, VIM. r. Hatcheit, not having enter
ed his appearance. according TO the act of Assembly
and the rules OF this Court and appearing by sasac-
tory evidence that he is nhabtant Of This Com
monwealth, il Ia ordered that the said defendant do
appear here, at the rules TO be holden for the said
Court on the first Monday in September next, aud en-.
ter his appearance. and answer the plaintiffs bill and
that copy OF this order be inserted IN some newspaper
published in the city Of Richmond for two months sue
and posted front door ofhe Court house
OF the said county. A Copy. Teste,