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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-05
PUBLIC SALE OF REAL AND PER-
S0NAI ESTATE

DY virtue of the provisions OF the last will and tr-
- lament of Robert Thrift deceased, shall, the
seventh day of December should that day he sun,
able if not the first suitable day thereafter, At his late
residence proceed sell, the highest bidder, The
Farm upon which the said Robert Thrn resided, lying
in the counties OF AibemaIle and Flnvanna. an tho
South side of the Rivanna river, containing about
thirteen hundred For the convenience az pug
chasrrs il sill he divided That portion Northwest %
pos ed to about seven hundred md ~rniy Ave
acres as farm; about hill OF which Ii cleared.
and IN good system nl cnvation aud contains about
hundred md thirty acres OF very fertile river low
grounds. The balance Is well imhered. and n c"n-
siderable portion OF II tobacco land. The improve
ments consist of dwelling house, conveniently con
strueted, containing eight ROOMS, an excellent barn
and threshing machine, cabins tobacco Eonses.
SC, &C. all in good repair. The remaining portion,
southeast oil Brirry Creek, occupied by my brother.
Robert Thrift, contains about tive hundred and seven
ty-fve acres-twcnty- five thriy acres river hot
tom-ihe balance upland, Of ine CRAFTY, large por-
ton suitable to the cultivation al iobacco-about one
hundred acres OF which are cleared, ana IN good
slate Of improvement-has on II convenient dweiing
house, with all necessary outhouses. &c
These lands a,e located in n healthy and desirable
neirhborhood, ten miles below Charlottesville, one
mile bcew the Buck Island Factory, and one mile
ahoye the Union Factory, which, win their proximity
TO the City Of Richmond by means Of The Riyanna
and James River Improvements, render them very de
sirablr homeseads further description is nrider
ed unnecessary, rs those wishing to purchase will u
course view the premises, and judge for themselves
They will be shown 10 any per l0 may wish
them by my brother, Robert Thrift, Mr. Bragg. i!r
overseer. At the tins and place will be sold the
stock Of every kind; among them humber OF faten-
ing hogs, crops plantation utensils, household and
kitchen furniture, &c.
TERxs or SALE For the lands one fourth Of The
purchase money will he required in cash. and The
balance in equal instruments, Of one, two and three
years The deferred payments To be secured Ly bonds
and approved security, and trust deed the lands
TIL. personal property will be sold credit of i've Sc
months for all above dollars secured by bond
and approved security for all Of dollars and
under, cash will be required.
GEORGE ". THRIFT,
Executor of Robert Thrift, deceased.
Oct .o-ctd,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-05
VALUA ABLE
Na1laUDni Land for sale.

PURSUANT decree of the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chancery, for the county Of Ia
rnline in thr suits Of Suton's Guardian Sutton aud
others and sutton Va Sutton and others wr shall, on
Tie 10Th day Of November -7 If fair. II not, The next
fair day, upon the PREMISES offer for alr, IL The hier.
bidder, NJ public auction, that well known TRACT OF
LAND of whc. the late John q. Sutton died seized,
called the Union, Immediately the old stage road IN
The county Caroline containing from ~ Give 10 four
teen hundred acres Of land, Of which from four 10 SIX
hundred acres are Matiaponi low grounds. This farm
is about three miles FROM Pole Cal Turnout, on The
Richmond shurg and Potomac Railroad, shout
thirty miles from Richmond, and the same distance
from sburg, and about twelve miles from the
Bowling Green.
The improvements large. spacious and cnnve-
nicnl two story dwelling house, with good kiicncn,
barns stables and other Ssa!y i.hnnses situated
in 4 healthy and agreeable neiehhorfood large por-
ton al the farm is in wood containing an abundant
supply Of choice timber. Few farms in the county Of
Caroline afford many Inducements to the purchaser
The term, will lie cash for one third OF the purchase
money and credit Of one and Two years for the resi-
due-lhe deferred payments 10 be secured BY bond,
with approved security and deed Of trust on the pre-
misses carrying interest from The date.
FRANCIS w. SCOTT, cou,r,
SAMI.. e. SCOTT, S''' -.
Al the same time and place will be slid all the crops
made upon the Farm the present year, consisting of
Corn Fodder Oats. &c, the Household and Kitchen
Furniture, Stock Of Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Mules and
Sheep.
TERMS-Casb for all sums less than sin; credi, Of
nine months for the balance. F. w. SCOTT,
Administrator OF j. o. Sutton, deceased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-05
Lam bert's u fiji &C ,

On fourteenth Street, undcr The Exchange Hotel.
THOMAS LAMBERT respectfully informs his friends
and the public in general, that lie has commenced
the business Of Lottery Broker, In the Office ION lfrh
street. under the Exchange Ilnell formerly occupied
by d. NJ. Hnyt, and recently by f. II. PendIrlon.
Tickets and shares in all Lotteries Of which j. w.
Maury Co. successors To Gregory & Co.. the Ma
nasers, always for sale III the greatest variety.
Drawing of the Alexandria Lottery, Glass 10:
GO 10 l6 60 81 % Is 81 81 81
Drawing Of The New Jersey Lottery, Glass 81:
GO 48 "A 81 20 G5 43 46 5 % T 81 d..
TODAY.
FRIDAY-Dolar Lottery. The Virginia Leesburg
Lottery, Extra Class No. -. Capital $500. IS Nos,
II drawn. Tickets ST. halves 80 C.: quarters CSC.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Dollar Lottery The SUSSEX,
Delaware Lottery, EIlra Class M. So 10 he drawn nj
Wilmington, Delaware, Saturday al II O'Clock, and
the drawing WIN III received here a.,nut O'clock.
Capital 81 900 7s Nos., Is drawn. ricxsts ST. halves
SO cents; quarters % cents
Saturday Evening-Sales close nj five O'Clock.
Another Mammoth 100, O0J DOLLARS!
In ) prizes If SEQ coo EACH Splendid Lottery. "a
Nos l3 drawn ballots. Capitals: prizes Of sa1, 900,
or GOO, of G93 ~ of uc0 - Of 500 los 0i 400
&C. Tickets only Si5-halves, quarters and ciclrhs
IN proportion.
~ Orders for packages, certificates OF packages,
single tickets shares in the above, in any OF Mau
~ & Co.'s Lotteries (of which there are drawings
every dav prices varying from 81 10 $40 for tickets
ings forwarded Immediately to distant Adventures,
when requested Address
THOMAS LAMBERT.
No.3, Exchange Place, Richmond, Va.
h- Recoect No. 3-"lhere's luck in odd numbers,
SAYS Rory O'Mnre" Nov
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-05
Proposals for RatiOns.
HEADQUARTERS tr THE MARINE CORPS,
Qua rLe. IN oxLcr,s (lGce IlnsLianLnn !

HEADQUARTERS tF THE MARINE CORPS
Quarte masters Office, Washington,
October Ia, is47.
CEPARATE PROPOSALS will be received
~ al this Office until 10 o'clock, a. NJ, on
Monday, the 18th day of November next, Tor lur-
nshing raiions TO the United States marines al
the following stations, for The year l849, viz:
Chareslown, Massachusetts;
Brooklyn, Long Island, New York;
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Gosport (near Nortolk,) Virginia.
Pensacola, Florida; and
Washington, District OF Columbia.
Each ration TO consist OF one pound and
quarter Of fresh beet, or three quarter. Of pound
Of mess pork; eighteen ounces Of bread or super
fine -four, al the option OF The Government; and
a, the rate Of six pounds of good coffee, twelve
pounds OF The best New Orleans sugar, eight
quarts OF the best white beans, four quarts OF
vinegar, two quarts of salt, four pounds OF good
hard brown soap, and one and half pounds OF
good hard dipped tallow candles, 10 each hundred
rations.
The beef required shall be delivered on the or
der of the commanding officer OF each station,
either in bulk or BY the single ration, and shall
consist Of the best and most choice portions of The
carcass; the pork to be No. prime mess pork;
and The groceries of The best quality Of The kinds
named, subject to inspection.
No bid will be entertained unless accompanied
by the names of Two sureies (of known respon.
sibi.y) Tor the faithful performance of the CON-
tract.
To be endorsed, "Proposals for ra,ions for
l846." AUG. A. NICHOLSON,
Quarlermaster Marine Corps.
The North American and Pennsylvania,
Philadelphia; Portsmouth Gazette, New Hamp-
shire; Boston Post and Boston Times; Boston;
New York Herald, New York Evening Posi-, and
New York Courier and Enquirer, New York;
Baltimore Republican and Baltimore Sun, Balli-
more; Norfolk Herald, Norfolk Beacon and New
Era, Norfolk; Richmond Enquirer and Richmond
Wing, Richmond; Alexandria Gazette, Alexan-
dria, Virginia; and the Pensacola Gazette; will
give the above three Insertions each per week,
and send the account, accompanied by one Print
ed copy of the advertisement. 10 this Office Tor
paymeDt Oct l9-3tawll5Nov.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-05
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND,
MILLS TANNERY &c In GOOCHLAN ND

fI,iIE undersigned, as Commissioner appointed by
i decree of the County Court III t;oochland, in the
case cf Fowler and others Shelton aud others will,
on MONDAY, the 18th day of November, lci7 AT
Guochland Court house, offer for salr by public
ron 10 the highest bidder that portion ogtIe lands of
The Estate or the late Col. Joseph Shelton In the
" Of uchland, which hns bern allotted Ia tie heirs
of Tie late Major Thomas Shelton. The tract contains
about 80 acres portion superior meadow, with an
abundance wood for the support of the place. and at
tached 10 which is that valuable GrIst aud Flour Mill
known as .sSIelton's Mil" The Mil is situated on
an nnfiiling stream, in command If an extensive Gus
tnn which must T. tan there H. no other mill la
The neghborhnnl. The principal works Of iron,
which viii render material repairs unnecessary for
years There Is also the land Tannery, now in
successful operation IL j. believed To be good stand
for Store Smith Shop, &c.
deem il unnecessary Ia enuTnerate the advantages
Of this property in deail:-purchasrrs are invited Ia
examine il. The property IL situated on the White
Hall road, within two miles Of Mcaah ParIsh's, and
seven miles above Goochand Court house. The pro-
perry rents this year for $500 In the hands Of
irrprsing proprietor, its value would he greatly en-
HANGED.
TERMS-A credit Of one and two years, except as 10
costs OF sale &c, will be gwen the purchaser giving
bonds with approved security, and The TILE being re-
tanned as further security Is directed by the decree
but j. probable onethird of the purchase money viii
he required In hand, and The balance in Two annual
payIuenls, secured rs above.
W. : FOWLER, Commissioner.
naf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-05
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
Land Ola James River,

by virtue of decree Of The Cont Of Iuslings Tor the
- City oi Richmond, in Chanccry sitting, pron0Inced
on the llth day OF August, lsi7 in two siifs therein
pending the styled Keans guardian against kean
Garland and others; the other Cas guardian against
Calls Garland and oters the undersigned, who WAS
proceed 10 cell public auction upon The premises, on
THURSDAY, the llih November lsi7, AT the honr Of
- o'clock VI IN undivided muiety Of III acres, rood
and IL poles Of Land lying "n either side OF The James
River Canal, III Wesham, abug: six miles from the city
of Richmond, 0f which Edward Garland and James VI
Norris died seized and possessrd cf which ~ acres
rood and poles iirs low grounds and S acres
and poles are second-ia and. This land has been
tenanied Mr. w. ID. SIM for several years past.
Il than probable that The Executor of DR.. Morris
will unite in this sale, ami thus dispose Of the whole
tract Ia fee simple.
TERMS-One. third cash; balance at one and two
years for negotiable notes, nteres added secured BY
trust deed. w. GODDlN, Commissioned
Oct 22--cds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-05
PI1Rl,IC SALE,

DY virtue of deed of trust from the late Alexander
ID Fitzhugh duly recorded in the Clerks Office The
County Court OF Stafford, the subscriber will sell
public auction in front Of the United States Hotel,
The town OF Fredericksburg, At IL O'Clock, on Friday
,hr 18Th day of November, la, if fair fnot, the
fair day, for cash, between thirty and forty LIKELY
NEGROES, men, women aud children;-anlong the
men, first ralr Blacksmith and excellent Cooper
among the women, several valuable house servants.
will also SELL on Tuesday, Odd Of November il fair
ii mol, the next fair day. the premises TRACT
OF LAND near Falmouth, containing a7S acres, hay
ing on II good dwelling carriage and other out
houses known as 81 Georges Place. the late residence
of ST. George T. coaltrr, deceased, and within few
hundred yards Of that Of Il. L. H. Moncure, Esq,
liberal credit.
Alsn, all Z Stock OF Horses, Cattle, Sheep and
Hogs, Plantation Utensils, Cops OF Corn Oats, Hay
and Fodder, and 4 set Of Blacksmitl's Tools,
dit of mophs tbonds with approved security being
required Of pufciasersl for all So, and cash
for all sums under and amounting In five dollars.
lcf I1-rfds r.. g.. FlTZIilGU. Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-05
TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
AND PERSONAL PROPERTY.

TN pursuance of the provisions Of Deed Of Trust
4 executed to me by William Williamson and Eliza
beth e. his wife bearing date on The Uth dny OF Septrm-
Der, s45 and oil record in the office of the Clerk OF The
County Court OF Hanover, shall proceed on THURS
DAY the Iitb day Of November. II fair, II not,
the next fair day thereafter 10 sell on the PREMISES at
public auction. the highest biddri ter rfGdy MONEY,
that valuable property known "a the JUNCTION, stu
aied in the county ni Hanover, At the Junction Of the
Louisa Railroad, with the Richmond and Frrirricks
burg Railroad; together witE about TWO HUNDRED
AND SEVENTY ACRES OF LAND IA large portion in
woods) around and adjoining the same. The improve.
insnts consist of large and commodous Tavern
buidin. with all necessary out-honses store house,
and other small buildings nj present In the
pancy OF tenants. At the same time and place. and
he same terms, shall sell a 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 opppr
tunity is offered Ia make profitable Investment,
as this the terminus Of the Louisa Railroad where
all ir workshops Of the Company are located besides
being the stopping place for all passengers waiting 10
20 from road The othcr-and IN addition Tor
years pnst, during portion Of the year, The
sengers The great Northern and Southern mail route
have taken al least meal day al this house; all 10
geler rendering Of the most desirable pieces of
property that has been III the market for time.
The property is advertised with the consent and the
request of Captaia Williamson, who Will chrerully
show il any disposed 10 view before the day Of
SALE The title 10 this property l. believed 10 be inds
puahr, but, acting trustee, shall convey only such
title as Is vested in me by virtue Of the deed nt tsns
Oct. 5-ctis EDMUND Il. MORRIS, Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-05
r0RTY-SEvEN NEGROES

Itceirs .Ma!tS, Foader, Ohis, Strar, UagoRs,
Ca,is, Sc, al ineiton
an MONDAY, the 18Th instant, al Verina,
" on James River. IL miles below Richmond,
shall sell the balance OF the Negroes belonging
10 The Estate OF p Akin deed being all the
pick hands belonging 10 the Estate. Among
them are TWO first rate Carpenters. both Young
and Of good character; PLAIN plantation Black
smith; an excellent Sempslress. young and
healthy; and an cxceilen, Dining Room Servant.
The balance are field hands. generally Young
and likely. Also IL fine Mules, several yoke
Of Oxen, a good Work Horse, several Wagons
and Carts, and large quantity Of Oats, Fodder
and Straw; also the whole OF The Household
Furniture; also abont 100 acres Of we'll timber
ed Land, about 3 miles below Varina, on The
opposite or Chsslertirl side OF The river.
Tcrms-For the Negroes, cash. for the Land,
], , and years credit; and Tor the other proper
", for all sums OF $40 and upwards, six months
credit, for bouds with good security; under SIC.
cash.
The sale will commence al IL o'clock, with
The Negroes, and il all the properly is mol sold
during the day, The sale will lie continued the
next day. II The weather should be very incle-
meni, The sale will take place the next favorable
day. ANN NJ. AKIN,
Execulrix OF p. Akin, decd.
Nov I'D WIN PANNiLL, AuclT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-05
BY Last Evenings Northern Mail.
ARRIVAL OF THE FRENCH STEAMER
PHILADELPHIA.

FIVE DAYS La TER FROM EUROPE.
MORE FAILURES
Battle between Abdsl Kader and the Troops of No
,occo- Intelligence tram SPAN, Switzerland,
Africa, &e.-Ihs Money Markct-The Markete
Of Haure, Liverpool, &c.
Correspondence of the Baltimore SUM-
New YoRK, Nov. 3, P. NJ.
The French steamer Philadelphia, Capt Bes-
sen, arrived at This port about an hour since. She
consequently has been out lwenly-iour days. She
brings lew days later intelligence from Europe.
Her chimney having become disordered, she was
compelled TO put into Halifax Tor repairs.
Paris papers of The 7th, copy from the London
Times of the 9th, an account OF The failure Of
Rougemont & Brothers; John Thomas, Sons &
Brothers; jersey g. Co., Of Manchester, for $780,
600. Mr. Van Zelar, the Portuguese Consul and
English house in Calcutta has failed for $780,
600.
Confidence was thought 10 be reviving in Lon
don on The 9th ult.
The Liverpool chamber of commerce has sent
a deputation 10 the Chancellor OF The EYchequer,
to urge relaxation OF the restriction Of the Peel
bill.
Consuls are quoted at sia on the Paris eY-
change,
On the 9th ult The French funds declined on
account Of a rumor that the Bariugs had obtained
from The French treasury eleven million oil francs,
in coin, 10 relieve The money market
Al Paris. on the9th, The quotations OF three per
cents was IS francs Is confines, being decline
of Is confines. Five per cents also declined 20
confines.
The American mail steamship Washington,
Hewelt, master, arrived out on The 9Th ull.
The French steamer New York arrived al
CherbouTg on the 4lh ult.
Flour and Corn are low in all the markets oil
France. IL was five francs lower in France than
in Belgium.
At Paris the sales of cotton were light. Wheat
was selling al % % francs per quarter; rice,
new, 10 IA francs; and barley, new, II Is
francs
10 London. on The 9th ult., cotton was steady.
Dates from Liverpool, are 10 The 6 h. The sale
and price Of -four is not given in the papers re.
ceivee; neither is there any quotation OF the price
of grain
SPAIN.-Narvaez has trlumphed, and new
Ministry has been formed by The Queen.
SWITZERLAND.-T Canon OF Lucernc
was in state of insurrec ion. Also those oil
Fribourg, and The districts Of Romont, GIugre
and The Valley OF Maverney.
AFRlCA.-News.lrom Africa 10 The 22d Of
September states that a great battle had been
fought between Abde Kadir and The troops Of
Morocco under the walls OF Taga,,.i which The
Emir lost 1000 men.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-05

CULPEtEh SlhOlNth.
THE first session Of this Institution will commence
i on the first Monday in January, and terminate on
the last Friday in November, with vacation from the
first of June 10 the first Of July The Principal has
beer recently selected TO take charge of this Institution
hy its Board of Trustees, after an acquaintance with
his oualif cations as teacher Having been cadet Of
the Virginia Military Institute, and being practically ae-
quainted with the system OF merit aud dement, so sue
cessuy introduced there he has determined TO model
his academy after thai discipline The standing oil me
students will regulated by their daily Rotations and
department. and faithful account will be made quar-
tery 10 parents and guardians lie has associated with
himself Mr. Thomas 9. Hening. graduate OF III. ).
College, to whosc charge will lie committed the in
strucon Of the Creek aud Nathematica classes. Inc
village is unrvalled for good health; the people moral
refined and ngushed for their sobrety; consdera-
lions which should be disegarded by The guardians
of YOUTH The course Of study will embrace the ord-
nary branches Of English literature-the Latin Greek
and French Languages, and Mathematics, including
all It's higher Notwithstanding and the Sciences.
including all the branches Of Natural Philosophy VIII
also be taught.
wood, who fully prepared to accommodate board
era at $50 for the session OF ten months.
TuirIoN :-Lowes, terms Of admission S2e; lor
Grammar or Geography, each an extra charge oil %;
for Latin, Mathematics and the higher Engsh
branches each or ALL $35; for French Greek, an ex.
ira charge Of S. The tuition fees are payabe one.
half on the first Of June and the other half the first
Of December
RxrrRrScxs The Board Of Trustees Of the lnsti-
tuition; tho Faculty Of Hampden Sydney Colleges Colo
mel J. g. Gibson and J. c: Green, Esq, Cupeper Or.
Abner Crump, General William Ligon and Chastain
Cooke. ESQ, Powhalan; Samuel P. Halves, Esq,
Richmond; and William II. Harrison, Esq, Amelia.
Gentlemen wishing TO engage sons or wards, VIII
please do before the fifteenth of December IN person
or by letter, addressed TO the Principal at Cupeper
Court House, Virginia ,,,c s,y.v. D.,,.,,.,
Nov 5-c2aWtlstDec Gw C20thJan.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-05
ALL THAT is DESIRABLE TO THE PURCHASERS
CAN BE OBTAINED
IN PROCURING A PIANO FORTE OF
Nash 81 WO0dhOuse.
Oct ID
NOTICE.
Oct. IA

NOTICE.
A LII persons indebted 10 The late firm OF Gal.
II lagher g. Odner, or 10 John G. Oldner in
dvidually, who last Spring purchased out The in.
teres, OF James Gallagher in the above firm, and
assumed the liabilities thereof, are hereby nol-
fed and required TO make payment without de-
lay TO the undersigned, 10 whom The debts Of The
two concerns have been conveyed BY said John
G. Odner, in trust for the benefit of sundry Gre
dtors mentioned in the deed of trust executed on
the fifteenth day of September last, and duly re-
corded in The Clerks office OF The Hastings Court
of The city of Richmond.
The terms OF the deed require on the par Of
the trustee "speed" and diligence in collections; il
is therefore hoped that this notice will receive
prompt attention, as all The claims will be forth
with placed in legal train for settlement
WIN. NJ. FULTON, Trustee &c.
Ocf iA-d,Sc3w
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Esy WIN. Pannisi, Auct'r.
/, |; AL L S T A TIE,

In Pctcrs5mg -.Neiion's Corner, al Anciion.
an FRIDAY, The 5:h day OF November, at
~ II O'clock, NJ, on the premises, shah sell
a, auction The large Brick Stores ami Dwelling
a! the corner Of Sycamore ard Bank SIS, known
as "Neison's Corner"
The Houses are large, well built and finished
in fine style; the stand Tor business, il mol The vc'
nv best in Petersburg is unsurpassed BY any.
The sale will take place By order of The last
will and testament OF Thos. Nelson, decd The
properly is Insured in The Mutual Office att oCc
dollars, by recent valuation.
Terms-S50O cash, The balance in g. II and Is
months, interest added, Tor approved endorsed ne
goliable notes, and deed OF trust 10 secure their
payment. HALL NELSON,
Ex'or Of Thos. Nelson, dec.
e Sale by WIN. PANNILL, Auctr.
Del 30-dlto2