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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-11-12
TrCm0nt House.
Fra
.SErNS
(Licrrn- IL

I GCRLEY & 90, Tate Of the American
-. Temperance House, Cbicago.) have taken
tue v,enrW Hy'Ne corner of Luke and
streets, where they will be happy 90 serve their
friends aud al other, who vii favor ,bsm wi'h a
call ~ the best s'ye. NAV 1916.
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SAWAElss
FLUID EXTRACT or BARK.
An lEFAiBlE REMEDY FOR The
f3J 5n ; \ GU5o

ind the narious forms IF BILIOUs
diseases, IdermiHeni Remufuni,
Chill Ferer anil D,mj .3gUe, hav,
ing rheir origin in mgiaria Of very fer.
TIN or marshy districts, prepared by
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-11-12

IL Bureau Coaniy.-sec SO, I I7,ntli, cast
Of the ath principal meridian.
IL Gr'ndy COuniy.-se or o, 80, o; e hf'w
~ Is, 80, 8.
Ia wa Couniy.-E hfsw 80, 81, 0; sw IF. qr
3, 80, D.
The above Lands will be sold cheap. On
mos, Of which, by paying one.four,h down, time
will be given on the balance.
40 GEO II. NORRIS.
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" a>isiIigiO,n Hotel.
the Noath Trent ofhe SfG,
House, Spri0gfeH, Illinois,.
JOHN DsIGSY.-.Prop,ic,

YNHE Proprietor of the above establishment
/ returns his sincere thanks to his NUMEROUS
visitors and The member, II the General N>~rm-
bly,, for their very liberal patronage bestowed
upon himluriag the past winter tie takes ca,.
IRE In announcing 10 his friends. aud all % her.
who may visit the city during the next summer
AMI winter, that be viii Always br ready t. fur.
nish them with lhr hest Toe maraet affords aud
spare no pains on his part in rendering lArn a.
comfortable as can be desired.
The " Washington Hoi,('i IL situated in the
most convenient par of The city i1r those " hose
business is connected with any Of the pnbi'c Of
ices of the state, and Delegate, To tie Con-,iu.
tiurai Convention will find this House. from it,
immediate proximity To their field Of labor. pos
ses,es more advantage, fur their cruyeu euce
and comfort thln any other in Springfield. His
house i large aud roomy, and is capable / &C.
commodating a large number Of all those who
may make il convenient 10 cell upon INV a
convenient and comfortable stable i attached Ia
the premises, which will always he supplied With
the best Of prpyendcr.
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Ottawa Female Seminary.

VI d. p pEa aloos ss "osa .s s ssr
NI resume her school on wednesday The SIT
day e September, a, the usual place, the uyper
room If the aid court house where II viii ba
continued iArI' tie winter. Miss L. hopes ,p
receive renewal # ,laf favor and patronage
which has been -o kindly aud I1rr-i.y bestowed
dInuI the two pls' Yeas. sept 2-.i
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Single Meal 26 cen
Transient Bonricrs per day - do
Horse, per day STI do
The travelling public are respectfully solicited
for share Of their patronage.
Holm DNIENY
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J :, W A N !. T., Z, & co.

AVE just received their old Hardware Tmw Manufacturing tai,
shmen' rHREEHU NDRED AND FIFTY consisting
latest improved Yankee Nr.on. Hathaway, Cooking
hree Sizes splendid paern of Albright Pao
sizes fancy open Po Stoves, with CRATES
with all sizes plain and Aued stoves.
We have III stock ARDW ARE ever brought +,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-11-12

CLOrH press
VIII he lone A. thr usual prices ~ sr'SlIdis'
count for ready pay. J. \ u. GREEN
Dayton NAV II. 1871. ! \ y G..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-02
FOR SATURDAY, a7ru NOVEMBER.
MAGNIFICENT LOTTERY.


On Eaur.ccnh Street u,,der HE Exchange Hatcl.
rTHoMAS LAMBERT respectfully informs his friends
and the public general, that he has rtl
the business Of Lottery Broker, in the Office ION ilIl
street. under the Exchange IIote) formerly occupied
By ID. NJ. Ioyt, and recently by f. u. penderon.
Drawing OF the Sussex Delaware Lottery, EI-
ira, Class 81:
80 10 - 80 81 So IL GA 10 % 81 II Ct.
Drawing of the Alexandria Loleiy, Class S:
81 &C 65 "a As 3 80 10 % 81 lG IL.
Drawing of The Virginia Leesburg Lo ery, as:
% II 60 DC rs p 20 10 IS Is Al 2G 6 80
TO-DAY.
TUESDAY-The Alexandra Lottery, Glass No. 20,
drawing expected Tuesday evening Capitals: SEQ 00U
5000 $500, Las, 20o0, 10 Of 800 10 Of 80. 10 Of
1000 &C. rs Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets S. halves 81;
qrs. a5.
WEDNESDAY-Gran Scheme The New Jersey
Lottery Glass No 81, drawing expected Wednesday
evening Capitals: s4O,G0O 10000. 5000 &c. &c. G6
Nos 10 drawn. Each package uf - Tickets viii con
tain the 10 drawn numbers Tickets sic: halves &;
quarters 8.
to be dawn in Alexandria CAPITAL Sl0,iM. Is Nos
II drawn. Tickets 50; halves so; ours. - cts.
FRIDAY-Dollar Lottery. The Virginia Leesburg
Lottery Extra Class No IS. Capital 81 $40. - Nos,
II drawn. Tickets 81; halves 81 c. quarters csc.
SATURDAY-Annller Dollar Lottery. The SUSSEX,
delaware Lottery, Extra, Class No. 20, 10 he drawn II
Wilmington, Delaware on Saturday, at III O'Clock AMI
the drawing will he received here ahont o'clock.
Capital Si0OO. az Nos, l3 drawn. Tickets 81; halves
50 cents; quarters IS cents.
Saturday Evenng--Sale, close at five o'clock.
Another Mammoth 100000 DOLLARS!
In prizes Of 900 each. Splendid Lottery! IS
Nos l3 drawn ballots. Capitals prizes of s20,000,
of 0OO0 Of 1882 40 Of d00 ~ of 500, l25 Of 400,
&c. Tickets only Sl5-Ialves, quarters and cighihs
in proportion
lcr Orders for packages, certificates of packages,
single tickets shares in the above, in any Of Maj,
~ & Co.'s Lotteries, tof which there are drawings
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-02
10 Contractors.

SEALED PROPOSALS " III he received ~ the Office
- ut The James River and klnawha Company, IN
Richmond. Virginia, until The 18th day Of December
next, for the construction al the Company Improve
mrnls on James River from The mouth nf North River
10 Tie town Of Buchanan. distance Of w-niy miles
The surveys being not yet Completed iIr WORK can be
farther specified IN this than mat IL
Will consist Of Dams, ana sections of Canal between
the pnols oI tile dams Wiih t Locks lu over
come a fail Of about ITO feel, Towing Path Tor the
whole distance, and snch Guard Locks, Aqueducis,
Cnverts Farm Bridges, Sc - shall be found ntces-
sary. The general terms ii The Contracts will br thrt
the work VIII br divided INTO convenient Jobs ar sec
ons zach of which VIII be- let the loves; rc.rnn,
bic bidder offering satisfactory proposals. ana thai cash
payments VIII be made ON monthly estimates 81 work
actually done, with reservation ri twenty per GEM
by way of security for The completion Of the work, un.
iii the same shall be completed according Ia contract
SEALED PROPOSALS VIII also he received AT the
place, Until the date for the construction oi
the Connection Of thr ton,n, Canal with ihr Tide
Water of James River Al Richmond through The Rich
mond Dock. This work VIII CONSIST al three Locks I'll
IL feet lift. and al IL feet iii, intermediate Canals
for aggregate distance ofahou half me with such
Cuvefts, Walls, Wastes, Street Bridges, a. ~ sali
br necessary; Sicnr Dam across James River IN TIE
Falls NJ Richmond tile Raising oi The Mails ana Em-
bankment Of the present no-k, the Extension al The
Dock few hundred feet Eastwafdly, aud The con
sfurtiOn Of an Outlet Lock II the lower end thereof
capable of admitting the largest vessels coming the
port of Richmond. This wois vii be paid or IN bonds
Of the Company, Ito hr issued under the authority
recent act nf the Legislature Of NIrgiulIl running -
years, and bearing per cent. interest, payable SENT
annually. Besides the usual reservation ii twenty per
cent on ir monthly estimates, the Contractor Con
tractors viii be required 10 give ample security salts
factory The Board of Directors, for the completion Of
the work al HE times and IN The manner specified
thu contracts.
Plans OF the above works VIII be exhibited, aud spe
eihcativns thereof delivered Ia Contractors, the Com
pany's Office IN Richmio0d, by iAr Isl OF Deccm brr
next. Alter the receipt Of The proposals. time viii hr
taken for The consideration thereof until the 10Th of The
month, which day lin be proposals should
BIZ satisfactory the several jobs srctons above adye
tised VIII be let WALTER GWlNS,
Chief Engineer of The J. X. g. X. TO.
nicl "A NJ. LIE In
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-02
LARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE OF
Valuable Real Estate.

ON THE RAPPAHANNOCk RIVER
SLAVES, HORSES, MULES, CATTLE, SHEEP,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, CROPS, &c.
by virtue Of 4 Deed of Trust, executed by James r.
ID CorIn Esq shall proceed To SELL nj public auc-
ion. GU THURSDAY, The llih day of November, le47
f fair, f no the nexl fair day, The following Real and
Personal Estate:
CORBiN HALI.-An Estate containing about 1850
acres Of Land, situated in the county If Midlrsex
and lying between the RappalaEnock river and Grange
creek The improvements consist of comfortable
Houses, Barns, Corn Houses, Stables, Negro Cabins
&C., &C.
Corhn Hall Is second 10 no E-tate on the Rappahan.
mock river, of similar extent, in all the advanta gcs
which roud he required hy Virginia farmer dr-i-
rnis of obtaining an agreeable residence profitable
investment Of Capital. The Farm is nov in good or
der and condition. The growing crop Of Corn is rsli
mated nj lcn0 barrels. Crops Of Wheat and Rye will
be- seeded and all the farming operations have bern,
aud will be- regularly conducted, until the day of sale.
SHY valuable and likely Slaves, large number ri
Poushs and utlrr Farming Utensils, Fodder shIcks,
SC. Also, valuable Thrrshin. Machine, capable ot
turning ont fioa > 10 '00 bushels per day.
The sale will take place NJ Corbn Hall. Persons de-
slrous Of viewing the property previous 10 the sale
invited 10 do
TERMS-Thc Slaves will be sold for casl-ihe
Stocks, Farming Utensils and Crops n credit Of six
months-ilr Land, onr-tEird cash, third twelve
months, one-third twu yearshnnd with good person
nj security brafn. interest from the day OF sale, and
deed IL trust on the premises the deferred
payments. James r. Gorbn and his wife Will mite in
\ deed 10 the purchaser For further information Ia
the property the undersigned VIII rrirr all persons de-
signing to purchase, 10 James r. Corbn, Esq
Sept. as-cids WM. N. WELLPoRD, Trustee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-02
Trust SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
AND PERSONAL PROPERTY.

IN pursuance Of The provisions Of Deed of Trust
j executed IL mt by William Williamson and Eliza
beth &. his wife. bearing date The lG dag Of Sepem
her, lsi5 and al record III The office OF the Clerk Of The
Comfy Court ot Hanover shall proceed on THURS
DAY, the L 18th day of November, il fair, ifnut,
the fair day thereafter. 10 sell on The promises, n
public auclion the highest bidder. Jar r,dSy MONEY,
that valuable property known ~ tl- JUNCTION, stu
aed in the county al Hanover II the Junction Of the
Louisa Railroad with the Richmond and Fredericks-
burg Railroad; together with about TWO HUNDRED
AND SEVENTY ACRES Of LAND Ia large portion in
woods around and adjoining the same. The improve
ments consist Of \ large and comnodlous Tavern
building with all necessary ouhonses, store house.
and some other small buildings present in the
Inc same terms shall sell all The household aud kitchen
furniture conveyed in said deed consisting OF every
variety necessary for public house. To person dis
posed purchase real property, most favorable oppDr
tnniy now Offered 10 make profitable investment,
rs ms IS the terminus Of the Louisa Railroad where
all the work shops OF the Company are located, besides
hcing the stopping place for all passengers waiting
90 from one road on the oher-and III addition, for
years past during portion Of The year, the pas
senser- the great Northern and southern mail route
have taken ri least meal day al this house, all Ia
rrtier rendering il OF the most desirable pieces of
property that has been In ihr market for time.
The property IL advertised with thr consent and III The
rtqnrs. Of Captain Williamson. who VIII cheernlly
show il Ia any disposed {" view i before the day III
sale. The title 10 this property believed Ia be- lnds
pntah-, bus acting trustee, stall convey only such
title as vested III by virtue Of The deed 81 trust.
Oct. 5-cids EDMUND T. MORRIS, Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-02
w. r. Turpin Il Co.'S Office.
MO. lO} EAST MAIN STREET, Richmond

- tTSth~s
SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR NOVEMBER.
100000 in prizes OF 10000 DOLLARS
$4,000 in 5 prizes Of 100000
Alexandria Lottery, Class II for isi7 ,ohr drawn
Saturday, November 9th. ID No. I-"t~ry drown
ballots. Grand Scheme 1000 in prizes of 20,-
OOO so 900 in prizes Of coo, Of 4,0e3 10 Of 200,
so of 500, la5 OF 400, ETC Tickets $751; halves so;
quarters 8 rs. certificate OF package Of % whole
tickets costs Sl50-shares in proportion.
FOR SATURDAY, 9TH NOVEMBER.
MAGNIFICENT LOTTERY.
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000 S25, 000! Sl5 900 y
100 Prizes of s., 900, amounting TO 100000.
gf $500 lowest three number prize sG.E
Tickets only s2O IA drawn numbers in each packag
Of &c Tickets.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 7, for 1877, to he drawn
at Alexandria on Saturday, Nov .27th. Grand Scheme
SIS 0OO O0O 15OGO, 900, 5000, 1900, 5,O96, Of
0OO Is of $780, 100 of 900, 237 Of 500, &C., amount
inv TO 2l6 Tickets $50; halves ~; quarters s.
eighths 9 So A certificate Of package of DC whole
Tickets Sa30-shares In proportion.
Packages, Certificates and single Tickets for sale by
w. r. TURPlN 4 CO., Richmond. Va.
Orders for certificates or Packages, single Tickets
and Shares any Of the above Schemes, addressed 10
the undersigned, will receive the most prompt alien
tion and an account of each drawing forwarded as
soon as IL is received. w. r. TuRPlN & co.
Forsmaller Schemes, see OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Nov w. r. TJRPIN & co
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-02
VALUABLE RESIDENCE IN CUMBER-
LAND CQIINTX EQp SAIL

by virtue Of deed Of trust executed by Joseph S.
- Panore decreased, in his life time. 10 thr under.
signed and Creed ID. Coleman, bearing date the Ed
day of October ls3 and Of record IN the Cnunty Court
Of cnmhrr land shall offer for SALE on the premises,
on THURSDAY, the 18th day Of November next, il
fair ii not the next fair day, the Trnct Of Land and
The appurlfnancrs conveyed by said deed, containing
ono hundred and ninety-nne acres, being The land
purchased by The said Pannr OF VIM. Scott, clllrd
Trustee of The Estate Of Guhrdgc r. Scrngcs, deed.
This land is situated In intelligent and agreeable
nrighborhOod, on Tie main road from Richmond Ia
I.ynchburg, abont i've miles above Cumberland Court
house, AMI directly opposite To TIE tavern now in The
possession Of Mrs. Watkins long and well known AZ
IanghWn-'- tavern.
There is on this land large and ronfnrlahlr dwell
in. house with the necessary out houses, good
pair. II IS seldom that desirable residence for
small family is offered fur sar. IL is thought tn be
4 most excellent location for Physician.
TERMS-Bcwern three and four hundred dollars
1.-THE balance oil The purchase money! viii he required in
cash-tur The residue of the purchase money, the terms
will be- made known on the day Of sale.
The lille j. believed 10 be- good, but, acting Trns
tee, shall convey only such title as j. vested In me-
Oct. l5-clm HENRY r. IRVING.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-02

PUBLIC SALE,

1lY virtue Of deed Of trust from the lar Alexander
- Fzhueh, du recorded IN The Clerk Office Of The
County Court of stafford, The subscriber VIII sell Al
public auction in font Of the United States Hotel IN
the town Of Fredericksburg, al IL o'clock, Friday
The l9.h day Of November, IL If fair II not the n,
fair day. for cash, hriw-en thirty and forty LIKELY
NEGROES, men, women and childtrn;-ameng the
men, first rate Blacksmith and excellent Cooper
among Tie women, several valuable house servants
will also sell, on Tuesday. aaL al Noycnbrr II far
If not, the next iar day IN the premises, a TRACT
OF LAND near Falmouth, containing ~ acres. h:y-
Ing On u good dwelling. carriage and other
bonsrs. known n - Georges Place. the Late residence
Of 81 George Il. coaiier. deceased, and wilhin few
hundred yards Of that of X. 4. L. Moncurr, Led, IN
liberal credit.
Alsn, all e Stock Of Horses, Cattle, Sheep AMI
Hogs. Plantation Utensils, Crops Of Corn oats Hay
and Fodder. ald srt 81 BiacksniiL's Tools on ere
dit Of NEE moarIs bonds win approved srruf, being
required "i pmrcisers for all over So aud cash
Tor all sums under and amounting 10 i've dollars
Oct. a1-rtds T.. T.. FITZuTGu .I,ust..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-02
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
Land OH James River,
AT WESTiIAS1

I
ID virtue of decree oi the Court nf Hastings for The
ID City o, Richmond, in Chancery stlin. pronounced
on The llih day OF August, lsi7, III Two suits therein
pending the styled krans guardian against kran
Garland and others; the other Calls guardian against
Calls Garland aud others, The undersigned, who was
thereby appointed Commissioner Tor the purpose, VIII
proceed SELL At public auction upon the premises
THURSDAY, The I'm November, Ioi7 Al the hour oi
IL o'clock, ~, undivided moiely of ID acres, rood
and IL poles al Land lying On rriri side ii hr James
River Canal. WrSam about miles from the city
nf Richmond, Of which Edward Garland and James NJ.
Mais dird seized and possessed, Il which III acres
rood and poles first tale ~" grounds and l. acres
and poles are s-rnni.rafr ini This land has been
trnantrd ont To Mr. w. D. Sim Tor several years past.
Il |. Than probable that tie Executor al DR. Morris
Will unite ~ this sale, and thus dispose oi the whole
tract In fee simple.
TERMS--Onr.,iiird cash; balance al one and two
years nr negotiable notes, interest added secured
trust deed. w. GUDDlS, Commissioner.
orr n1-cids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-02
Gordon & Skinkef

OFFER For SALE
200 BAGS Rio, Laguayra and Java COZ
GO hhds. Orleans, Porto Rico, and ST. Croi1
SUGAR
100 packages Woolsey's and Coverings Loaf
Sugar
Crushed and powdered Sugar
Orleans, Loaf and Clarified Sugar
25 boxes white and brown Havana Sugar
SO bags Brazil Sugar
80 hhds Molasses
1000 Sides Sole Leather
IS do. Russet do.
1000 lbs Shoe Thread
40 packages Gunpowder and Imperial Tea
5 half chests Black do.
200 boxes Sperm and Tallow Candies
IS do. "Kingslands" and uudd's" patent
Sperm Candles
Hhds. Bacon Sides and Shoulders
500 reams Wrapping Paper
200 do. Letter and Cap do.
300 kegs Nails, 3 lo40dy \.
Finishing, lining, fence
$50 bags Shot
so kegs Powder .sA>
100 bags live geese FeS $$s>
200 Nova Scotia Gri.sS>,s
so bbls Mackerel .sSSAS
300 boxes Tin Plat IS
300 sacks LiverpoS> $$$$ <,
No. half ! h1f ss5.If >
Brooms, painteSSS y
Measures 80
IS tons Swedes, Engt.s
try Iron, nearly all sL d
square
Sheet Band and Hoop Iron
Mould Boards and Hollow Ware
MAYORS cast and sheer Steel
American and English blislered do.
Brazier's, sheathing and bolt Copper
Wire OF all sizes
Pepper; Pimenio; Ginger; Mace; NutI,egs
Copperas; Alum; Nader: Sat Petre; Hops
Cotton Yarn; Wick; Cocoa; Chocolate
Window Glass, Sxl0 and I0xl2. &C., &c.
Sept. 3-d&c2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-02
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

GEALED proposals will be received in the
- Engineers Office at Gordonsvie until the
23d day OF November, for the Graduation, Bridg-
ing, Masonry, SuperslrucIure, Depols, &C., for
IA miles of the Louisa Railroad Extension from
Gordonsville Proposals to be made for each
mile separately, and 10 be finished by The first
day OF July, l846 To afford employment to
those securing contracts on the above work, for
the balance OF the year, The company contemplate
placing the graduation of an additional fifteen
miles under contract, on or before the first day Of
July next.
Plans, profile and specifications, can be seen
upon application al The Engineers Office in Cor
donsyiile WILLIAM A. KUPER,
Oct. 25-3awtd Chief Engineer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-02

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND,
MILLS, TIA NNERY, NC. IN GOOCHLAND.
rI,HE undersigned, as Commissioner appointed by a
i decree Of the County Court Of r;oocland, In the
cf Fowler and others Shelton and others viii
on MONDAY, the 18th day Of November, isi7 al
Goochand Court house, Offer for sale, BY public anc
zion, the highest bidder. that portion Of the lands Of
The Estate Of the late Col Joseph Shelton in t!r
" Of Goocand, which has been allotted Ia The heirs
III the late Major Thomas Shelton. The tract contains
about 5n ares, portion superior mradow, with an
abundance o wood Tor The support Of the place. and at
tarhrd IL which is thar valuable GfiS and Flour Mil
known a. .SI,l,ons Mill" The Miil is situated On
an uniang stream, IN command Of IN extensive rus
TOM which IL must tain, there is no other mill In
the neghbarhnnl. The principal works are Of iron
which. will render material repairs unnecessary Tar
years. There : also The land 4 Tannery, now IN
successful operation. II is believed 10 be good stand
Tor Store Smith Shop. sc.
deem il unnecessary Ia rnumeratr the advantages
of this property in drtai:-plrcha>rrS invited Il
examine il. The property IL situated on The White
Hall road. within miles Of MIcajlh Panish's, and
seven miles above Gonchland COurl. house. The pro-
perry rents this year for $500. In the hands Of an
terprising proprietor, H. value would be greatly en-
HANGED.
TERMS-A credit Of one and Two years, except a 10
costs Of sale, Sc, will br given, the purchaser giving
bonds with approved security. and the litlc helm. re-
tanned IA further security j. directed by the decree
but il is probable third Of The purchase money Will
he required In hand, aud the balance in two annual
payments, secured as ahove.
w. s. FOWLER, Commissioner.
Goochand, Oct. IL, lsi7.-ctds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-02
cOuNiISSIONER,S SALE.

TINE undersigned appointed Commissioner by the
i Circuit Superior Court of LAW and Chancery for
the county oochIand, nj the April term ls47, in the
case of Carter Carter, will offer for sale, at public
auction, at SABOT HILL, in said county, at II o.
clock, A. NJ on MONDAY, the Goth DecembAx, lsi7, If
fair II not, the mex, fair day, the following property,
viz Twenty or thirty Negroes, fifteen Mules, thirty or
forty head OF Cattle or two hundred Hogs, small
flock Of Sheep the crops of Tobacco, Corn, Hay and
Oats Of the present year. lot Of Provender and all the
farming implements belonging to said Estate. In case
the sale is not completed the 10th, il will be con-
tnuei from day TO day.
The TERMS, as decreed by the Court, cash
c. H. CARTER, Commissioner.
Oct l5-3tawtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-02
TsroOk Spring

FOR RENT, SALE, OR LEASE.
THIS Farm is situated near The Brooke Turnpike,
miles from Richmond, in an agreeable and healthy
neinhborhood. II contains about one hundred acres OF
land, sixty OF which are IN cultivation, and IN hn1
large and commodious dwelling house with srEe-
raj cabins In the yard besides other necessary houses
on account OF The medicinal qualities Of the waer nc
health ofthe place. and its proximity TO the CITY, ms
Mace has beef fixed for the accommodation OF VISITORS
during the Summer. To any gentleman VINO wishes 10
engage in business of that kind, this Spring oilers ~
ducemenis rarely 10 be met win. MS p'aSe nu'"s
opt Inducements 10 any gentleman who would engage
in Keeping boarding school, rs there Is no school IN
The neiehboriood. The spring oi would be rented e
Their with or without the land Possession gwen y,
time n seed a crop of wheat For terms, which vii
he yery liberal and accommodating, apply to
GEO. w. GARDNER, Richmond
Se,t aS-cW6W