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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-10
RICHMOND CLASSICAL AND CUM-
MERCIAL ACADEMY

JOIN G: r BENNETT, r.fpGiRfi GGs fern and Of
,,cmmcre,ai Correspondence.
LUTHER II. CONE, A. b., teacher Of The Natural
Sciences, Mathematics and Book keeping.
The second term uf this Institution will commence
on Monday. January ID, lsi3, a Richmond Hail, or
Governor street. SIR Bennett, in making this an
nOuBcemen., bees ledyc Ia renew his pledge OF fidelity
10 those who have already cnndded their sons and
wards his charge; and, in soliciting an extension of
patronage repeats his promise, thai the course OF In
strucon pursued In his school shall he thorough cfti
cal and in the hi.hes. attanabe degree ~ dctcal. lie
takes great pleasure in assuring his friends and pat
Icns that his Assistant an experienced and acc
plisied teacher.
rarIicGar a,t-ation will continue 10 lie devoted to
The essenl, English branches and strict aid whole
scms discipline nsarigbly maintained.
a, tarcnd each term, sc!iocl i'll be submitted
10 public examination.
Tsrs jor .8cad.Rie year Of Ten moaAS;
Common English branches, $40
jJlrher do Classics and Mathematics, 30
10 do. do. French or German, gu
Applications be made n. Richmond Hail, on CO.
veidoT street.
KrrrarxcEs.-Rcv. Geo. Woodbr! ce Dr. Jchn A.
Cunnin CHAM, Mtrsrs 4. w Noting, Isaac Davt nport,
n. H. Kent, Fleming James, Caleb Jones, VIM Palmer,
John n. Cor on, Samuel Subleit.
S-dJuC fhI Ian I
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TO TIE AFFLICTED
Epr. u, I'd. Robinson,

IIJIIO has been successfully engaged in The botanic
w Practice OF Medicine for nearly thirteen years Is
still relieving and positively curingof the following
forms of dsrase-egft oui OF ten who Apply 10 MIN,
and who hava been pronounced NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
White Swelling Dropsy Dyspepsia. rheumatism, = +
pciiuns Of The Liver, Asnr and Fever, Scaid tclh,
Ulce.uus Sores If long landing, Te;:cr, Cancel L.i
rosy Palsy 81. Wins DIacs, Weus. L"ashs and At
f.cfiou of the Inirss supposed 10 bs Consumption
Asthma, syphilis. Gunui ,hnl, s:tc,arr, irFcnriil
Disease and al fus;ns If disease uechar 10 females;
such Fluer Albus. ?rcarsus Tier: &c, &c tie ms
,,e.ird several hundred cases cf rheumatism, and
failed in five only, where lhr remedies were e"errc'r-
ally applied, in cectng IN en':e cure. Per'o's SUI
frrng from the effect uf mercury apecdhy :tNtvra'
Reference the most satisfactory, can ne had. once
no. 3, Wall street, under the C!ty Hotel.
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WOOD LANDS FOR SALE.

OFFER the following parcels of Real Estate for
sale on long credit, TO purchasers who will secure
the principal and pay annual interest.
Three hundred and thiry-hVe acres, all 10 woods
adjoining Riehneck Mill, In James City county, mile
or Two only from Williamsburg. Price, SO per acre
Seventy acres, mostly in woods, near Chekahominy
Church, In lanes City county. Price. 50 an acre.
Seven hundred and forty acres In James City coun-
IT, near the ship yard Chickahominy river, ten
miles from its mouth, which is seven miles above
jaime stown, ne range for stock, heinz nearly sur
rounded by water. About five hundred acres Of this
land are in Pine, Oak and Hickory Woods, not mile
from navigabie tide water, and for more than forty
y.ars without cutting from II. Price, $40 an acre.
Four hundred and fifty acres in Warwick county,
about midway and four miles distant from York aud
James rivers; pine oak and ash timber in abundance
Price, IS an acre.
Tan ner cent deduction for cash payments. Address
me at Yorktown. ROBERI ANDERSON.
NIIIiamahuKp DAc ll-cW3W
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HUMANITY HALL ACADEMY,
DE.fnUED

VNHE subscriber havirg purchased Farm, the late
4 residence al Ambrose Ford, Esq, few miles
Eas, OF Buckin cham Cont House, viii commence
School at III place tie third Monday IN January
ls4S, Cor the instruction of boys in The most useful
branches English aud Classical Literature. He VIII
taksa few Boaers al the very moderate price OF 100
dollars each, for term OF ten mon.lstnat sum EN-
bracng all the charges TO. Board, Washing, Lodging,
and the Tuition fee.
The subscribers long experience and great success
in training lr minds and shaping the morals Of youth,
i- deems sufficient pledge for the most faithful ger
Torrance Of ever duty connected with his profession.
His address IL Gravel Hill Po>t Office, Buckingham
county. Virginia.
u-c 3-rw5w ELIJAH G. HAEES.
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FOR RENT,

VERY DESIRABLE FARM, in the county OF
N Powhatan, about one mile from James river, ana
- miles from the city Of Richmond. II contains nine
hundred acres of Ian seven hundred Of which ae un-
der cultivation. There is TIE place profitable sTsi
nil; also, Il mill nad threshnc machine worked
by water power. This Farm - well iufn'irh WIN 70, TO-
fu. comfortable rooms. There will be found seeded
on the land i5G ru .h-ls of good wheat.
Possession civei the 1T n January For inrtaer pa
tcuIars, address j. II. FINNEY, Subjects F. U Po~-
ha;an.
P. s.-This place would be suitable for New Eng
land farmer. oe'. ECU
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NEGRO LfIpJNG

n,HOMAS n. TALTAFERRO nIrra his services
4 again 10 his friends and the public generality in
Hiring ont Negroes for The ensuing He t6kcs this
method &c informing those who wish 10 employ him,
that it would b. advisable IL in!Tm INN Is eaIiy a.
they can that be may have an opportunity of getting
good hnmes. He pledges himss!! hat every eteIiion
Stall he used to obtain good prices aad c"ol homes,
aud hopes that experience ol many wears viii enr
him TO share Of patronage
r.. will also continue Ia act General Agent for Tie
Renting ont of Houses, COLLECTING Claims &C. ana
pledges himself TO spare ereriirs 20 render entire
OHice-Correr Of Wall md Franklin streets
Rich,ucn,, Nov &c, i-;7--cIf
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AUCTION SALES.
Ey ~. GOddIn, AUCt.
MOST VALUABLEJAMES RIVER FARM
FOR SALE AT Auction

MOST VALUABLEJAMES RIVER FARM
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
TINE subscriber having recently become The
Il purchaser of that valuable James River
Estate callcd ELLERSLIE, with view OF SET
Ting it, land having since changed his mind with
respect 10 il, has determined 10 sell the same al
public auction. upon the premises, on WEDNES-
DAY, The 22d day Of December, lSi7, if fair, if
not the next fair day, upon the terms herein after
Stated. This Estate Lies in the county of Henrco.
upon James River, about 10 miles above The
City OF Richmond; contains, by recent survey,
765 acres, OF which abou, 200 are firS..rae low
grounds, with more than 200 acres Of wood land
On this Tract there is an excellent Brick Dwell
ling, (stuccoed,) aud other buildings necessary
Tor The accommodation Of large family This
Estate j; 50 vel known, that further description
Of il is deemed unnecessary.
Terms :-One-tourlh cash; balance al l, , and
5years, from the first day OF January nex'; the
purchaser executing bonds, bearing interest from
said Isl January, aud the lille retained till the
whole OF the purchase money shall be paid.
b. w. LEIGH.
5J The sale will be conducted by w. GoDDIN,
Auctioneer. Dec. 2-3tawids
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BROOEFIELD FOR SALE.

'I1HTS wellknown Estate, situated the Brook
Turnpike, 5 miles from Richmond is nov offered
for sale; II contains 593 acres large portion Of which
low grounds Of great fertility The improvements
consist of good Dwelling House. the usual ou,houses,
Stables, aud excellent Barn. Few Estates Of its zo
combine more advantages than BroDNhed. IL ~ TO-
markabe FOR health and beauty, while its viclnlyto
Richmond offers all the attractions Of society and the
benefits of a market The payments will be mads to
accommodate the purchaser upon good security being
given, for their puncualiiy. The Estate will he shown
By tie manager Il, To any DESTROYS OF purchasing.
Mari has been discovered IL in several places, and
used with excellent effect the land. For lurthsr
particulars inquire al No. z, Law Building, OF
Dec LEE
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100 EAoi;ars Reward!

EFT my residence, In Caroline county, last AUGUST,
IL Negro Man, named HILLYARD. lie is about 30
years old abou feet or inches in height Of g at
brown complexion, teeth little hrcayed IN 'front.' n
inclined In be stra,gh, and bushy, little or 10 beard,
walks with his toes turned IN and snes WREN spo-
ken to. lw ply SIS for hi, delivery to me, if"ppre
hended in Caroline OF Hanover, Si0 'a.eh eul oil
those counties and within A. miles or my residence,
$50 II beyond tia! distance, and SI0G II out Of the ate
Of Virginia. ND. NJ balpreS'
Caroline co.. Va Nov. %, iSi.-cwH
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LOTTERIES.
SVm. Hsur7cy's apEEiCc.
NO.l0i EAST MAIN STREET, Richmon
| Viygin51


s30,l46l 10 Ct 6 600! 10 of 5000!
Alexandria Lottery, Class go for l847, to be drawn
Saturday. December Ith. Grand Scheme 81 prize of
$50, lac 10 prizes oil 5000, ~ prizes of ,00O 20 Of
1000, 20 OF 600, 20 4UU, 20 Of 800 lSj OF $50, c,c-
Tickets Sl0; halves S; quarters 50.
$4,000 DOLLARS! 10000 10000!
10 Drawn Numbers out uf 66.
Alexandria Lottery, Class 81, for 1917, TO be drawn
Saturday, December 18th Magnificent Scheme: $50.
600, COO oOOo $3.50, ,9iO agoO, 10 Of OuO 10 of
5Oo 90 Of 800 30 of 300 &c. Tickets sl5; haves7 5O
quarters3 rs.
$4,000 DOLLARS $4,000 10000
Alexandria Lottery, Class e. for is47, To be drawn
Saturday, December 25ih. Splendid Scheme: S35.oOO,
$4,000, lO0O0 5UOO $780, 3C00, 2Os9, 1000, % prizes
of 0GO 90 OF GO0 90 of 400, 40 OF 900 &c. Tickets
$40; halves $; quarters 2 so.
Packages Certificates and single Tickets for sale by
WIN. HURLEY Richmond, Va.
Orders for certificates or Packages, single Tickets
and Shares any OF the above Schemes, addressed TO
the undersigned, will receive the most prompt atten
ton, and an account Of each drawing forwarded US
soon as 1t is received. WM. HURLEY.
FOrsmaller Schemes, see acknowledgements
Dec. w. HURLEY.
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ron SALE RgNT OR LEASE

rE7HAT valuable PLANTATION called Martins. the
4 property Of the late ALERT T. GOODWIN u Ing In
Dnwi ddie on fIatchers Run, about five miles from
the Courthouse and twelve from Petersburg contain.
ing about 500 acres large portion Of Il in woods Of
prime quality. Few such ca,-s lee found in the
county, being well adapted 10 the growth of corn,
wheat oats and tobacco The lots in excellent or
der. There is "a dwelling mouse, with hve rooms
Also necessary out hou ses wanting slight repairs.
Planters seeking Investments seldom meet win such
an opportunity OF suiting themselves near market Ihs
Terms will be liberal. +. X. MEADE,
Executor of A. T. Goodwin, deceased
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LAND IN PRINCE EDWARD FUR SALE.
OFFER for sa the valuable Landed Estate jointly
l owned by Isaac Read, EGG, Of Kanawha, and mi
self.
This Estate lea 10 the county of Prince Edward on
Buffalo, Fort apI Falling Creeks, Two and hall miles
from Hampden SyjDe, College, three ana half from
Prince Edward Courthouse, and eight miles from the
town al FdrnyIlie. IL contains about one thousand
acres of Wticl. about hundred and twenty acres
are low grounds Of choice quality, and there is an
ple quantity of wood aud plant land. large proper
ton Of The high land IL rich. aud in high state Of r,
movement clover and plaster having been extensive
ly used.
On this Estate there IL a Gr!st and Manufacturing
Mil! recently repaired, with three ran Of stones. The
water power ample and may b. doubled, II desired
without much expense. The ,l, since have owned
it, has made much a. Three hnnafed barrels OF toll
gain IN one year. The % this estate 10 good
markets makes u desirable property and we'll woIth the
attention OF persons wishing to buy profitable lands.
TIL. oversecr living on The premises Will show the
land TO any rers0n wishing TO see H.
CLEMENT Z. READ.
PS-As shall be absent from homs for tbs next
three months leave the above advertised Esaie in tho
hands Of Capt Henry a. Watkins, Of Charlotte Court
house ard Mr n c. Read, Of Farmvilie, TO whom per-
sons wishing to purchase may refer
Nov. l2--c3m T.. e. READ
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SALE LAND AND NEGROES.

SALE OF LAND AND NEGKCES.
ON THURSDAY, December 30t.i, 1871 II iar, II NOT
" the next fair day will he sold TO the highest oidGsr
at the house Of Carr Fleming, in the county Of Gooch-
land the Tract Of Land which Joseph Perkin', de.
ceased formerly resided, lying In The lower Part OF
Louisa and usually known Perkin's Hills, adoin
lag the lands of Knight BOwes Mrs Susan Bowles, Col
John Guerart, deceased, and olhers This tract OF
land contains I67 acres and has coGimodicis dwell
Ia. house. and ali necessary out houses for lanyj-
also first rate h:icS barn.
The terms OF sale will be-one third cash, and the
balance III equal annual payments, The purchaser
giving bond and deed of tue land IN secure
the payment. PkEDERiIh TENNIS.
At tie same time and place, viii be sold thirteen
likely EEGROE belonging to the Estate oi hcbeIi
Perkins deceased consulting Of men, boys, women aud
children Oh which will oe given a credit of twelve
mouths the purchaser giving bond and approved sscu-
rity. FhEpEhdCs fhIhiHS,
Administrator Of Robert Perkins, deceased.
Nov
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A@ aM a q
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
kpnsU HlnnA

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
nN and after THIS DAY, the 10Th instant,
- the hours Of departure Of the Passenger
Trains will be as follows:
First Tya,n.
Leaves Richmond daily, al PM,
Leaves Petersburg daily,a, 5iA. M.
Accommodation Train.
Leaves Richmond daily, Sundays excep,cd) at
ppm.
Leaves Petersburg daily, Sundays excepled) at
81, A. Nj.
Norfolk Ifain.
Leaves Richmond Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day mornings, al 81 A. NJ.
Petersburg, same mornings, al a. NJ.
Clorer HiH Train.
Leaves Richmond on Mondays, Wednesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays, a. "a, A. M.
Petersburg, Tuesdays and Fridays, 70, Am.
N. B. The trains start punctualiy al the time
advertised by Richmond time.
THOS. DODAMEAD,
Dec 10 Superintendent Transportation.
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Surviving partner Of Hamilton & Williams.
Dec. 7, lS47.-cf
HANDS WANTED.

THE subscriber wishes to hire hundred and
i twenty able bodied Negro MEN and BOYS for the
next year, work on the South Western Turnpike
Road, in Montgomery county. The country Is very
healthy and those having hands to hire would do we'll
to hire them the subsc rber, hs will treat them
WELL pay good price fr them and pay all DOCTORS bills
can employ several industrious Young men, proV-
ded they can hire or bring from twenty-five 10 thirty
hands each with them. TO such will give tar So
larry. RobERI HARVEY.
Observation-Disclosures, Montgomery county.
az Lewis Hill, ESQ, and William Gouldin, both OF
Richmond, are Agents for the subscriber.
Nov o6-cw5w
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE


THE undersigned Commissioners, acting under 4
decree Of The County Court of Louisa, IN The case
OF Watson and others Watson AMI others, Will sell
by pIhc auction, in front Of Elisha alrlton's Ia
warn nj Louisa Crmrt house, nn MONDAY, Tie l:Hh
dag az nsr-mjer s1, ttha being Court day, Tract
of Land ying south Anna river in The county III
Louisa adjoining me lands of rr William :. Fowler,
Cni Re II. ls5c and others. containing 2i0 acres, u
btn. that portion OF the Louisa lands Of The late COL
Joseph shelton winch ~2S allotted, at the division
thereof To the of tic Mrs. Elizabeth Watson
This land j. believed 10 B.. Wy valuable, mast OF !;
being either heavily ti.IeI .Ijaccolan or river low
grounds
TERMS-Cash as 10 much as will satisfy the ex-
penses of sale, aud credit VI ard Two years us TO
the residue, the purchaser giving bonds with approved
personal security and the legal tile being retained as
additional security.
! Til Il Rnwl,, WATsoS' comm's-.
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ny THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
a NATION.

INFORMATION having been received by the Execu.
l live that CALVIN MORGAN, 4 feion, convicted
If highway robbery, has escaped from the Jail Of Hen
,.o UNITY, aud Is going at large: Therefore, l.
,,vard OF ffty dollars any person or persons who
mi arrest The said Calvin Morgan and deliver him
into the Jail OF tho sad county OF Henrco, and do
mo,oyer REQUIRE all officers Of this Commonwealth,
ey, and military, and request the people generally,
In their best exeons to procure the arrest of the
,s.d Morgan, that he may be brought to Justice
Given under my hand as Governor, and under the
'rAL.l this 9Th day Of Dece moer IN the year lS4!
WM. SMITH.
CALVIN MORGAN il described "a "ased % years,
feet 10 inches high, Of dark complexion, blue eyes
and dark hair: has distinct scar, said TO be gun
,ho; wound on the under part Of of his arms above
line elbow--believed TO be the right arm"
Dec lO-c3W
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

DAN AWAY from the subscribers, on sunday, the
h 9Th August, Negro Man named GEORGE. The
said about 81 years Of black, about feet
inches high, weighs about $50 pounds, has good eeth
and ronnd and iizely face lie was purchased at H.
H. Dickinson y Brothers Auction Room, on the y2l OF
March last from sessrs Nlner Keen, Of PitisyIsa-
mia Court house. He was purchased by them-M X
in Rockingham, n. c., and he will in all probability
taken up, on hrs way there, at Amelin house
The prrson that look him that occasion shot him,
with small shot, on the egs, and the shot marks
very perceptibe The hind part, or the calves OF his
legs We will give $50 for The apprehension and deli
ve,y Of said boy to r. H. Dickinson aud Brother, in
Richmond Va II taken up after this date, and. II Ia
ken up previous to this date, will pay SOS 10: his de-
livery here, and the expense Of Drinking him to this
place from where he ma, he taken up
KELLY, HCSOLEf \ CO.
Richmond August 81, lS47.-c,f
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MANSFIELD ACADEMY.

a MATHEMATICAL and Classical School by Alfred
~ G. 4. Coleman, in the county of Amelia: The
fifth session of my school viii commence tha hrst Mon
Gay In .nuary las and close tho first Of August. The
cl,.e Of instrncon embraces thorough preparation
for College in Latin, Greek and Mathematics. Special
attention will he given 10 the elementary branches o
an English Education The location is remarkably
healthy and of access, being distant six miles
from tie Glover Hi. Depot.
TEEN, :-Dnard and Tuition, including Bedding,
Washing md Lights e9l, payable in advance. wish
Ia receive eight additional scholars. ET!y aspirations
are requested. Address the subscriber, wilkinson
vile, Chesterfield County, Virginia. nov. 2-cwb~
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P0WHATAN LAND EOR SALE.

ON the 3lst day of the present month, (December)
~ W III Offer for safe The prem SEES, Ia the lieh-
est bidder on liberal re-as. made known on that day.
tha. very desirable and much admired TRACT or
LAND, the former residence OF The late Mr.. Hugh
French, deceased, lying the county resaid, on
me main stage road leading from Richmond to Lynch
burg containing five hundred acres.
Tile buildings are large and convenient, location
handsome, and none more healthy. DR.. Nash, rrsiG'
lag the place. will show the premises to any person
WISHING 10 view them.
Ir moi sold on hat day, we viii reu it out for The
next year. BY The LEG aIEEs.
Dec. 3-cwiw
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Nov. a3-cs, OSBORNE & BRAGG.
LOUISA RAILROAD DIVIDEND.

LOUISA RAILROAD DIVIDEND.
EOR the information Of the Stockholders, notice Is
L hereby given, that The Board Of Directors have
adopted the following resolution: - ,
nrsoiccd, Tuat the bonds OF the Company nc issued
to the for ten per their shares, on
account of nett receipts invested in stock for doing
transportation, payable on the lst day of November
1882 with interest from the LIST day of July, 1885, re-
deemabe on any earlier day, Al the pleasure Of the
Company"
When the bonds are ready for delivery. notice Will
be given. CHARLES THOMPSON, treasurer.
Nov l6-cSt
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w. =. EIWeII,
PORTRAIT PAINTER,

OFFERS his professional services 10 the ladies and
" gentlemen OF Richmond and vicinity.
Mr. F.. would respectfully invite ali those Interested
in the Slime Arts" TO call aud examine his Specimens
Of Painting. at his Room, 2i9 Main Street, over Ma
thew's Tea Store.
Nj. Eiweii has been generously permitted to refer TO
the follow Ing named persons: essrs. isaac Daven
port, H. l.. Kent, Wm II. Hubbard, Caleb Jones, John
y. Gordon. Dec. 9-d4t
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LAND, NEGROES, STOCK, &c. FOR
SALE

QY rrtue of a Deed of Trust executed 10 us by Ma.
- thaniel Penick, bearing date The 9TH day nj Au-
gust. Sii and duly recorded IN the County Court OF
Cumberland. we shall proceed To sell, positireiy, on
FRIDAY the 2lst day OF January lS5s nc fair. if moi
E. ~ mo trosst-.s. l.. = btc-
der, for cash, the following named property. 10 wit
81 acres OF Land, more Or less, stu tie AppOna:
above Farmville; II beIng the tract OF land " hch
the said Nathaniel Penck resides also, the follow
Ing Slaves: Solomon, Anthony, Rowland, lsham and
Robin: Martha, Maria, Thomas and Get-y.
Also, two Mules and one Horse, together with his
entire stock o Hogs Cows and Sheep Plantation Tools
OF every description, one Carriage and Harness. aud
OGe OK Cart; Household and Kitchen Furniture.
The sale Is made for the beneh' of the creditors
named in said deed Of trust, and will continue from
day 10 day until all Is sold.
BENJAMIN ALLEN, SR., T,us,,.,
JOHN A. ALLEN,
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

THE undersigned, appointed Commissioner by the
i Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery for
the county Of Goochland at the April term lS47 In tho
case Of Carter r.. Carter will offer Tor sale, public
auction, at SaBDT IilLL ~ said county, at u o.
fair II NOT the next fair day, the following property,
viz: Twenty or thirty Negroes fifteen Mules, thirty
forty head Of Cattle one or TWO hundred Hogs small
Cock Of sheep the crop, Of Tobacco, Corn Hay and
Oats of the present year. lot Of Proyendcr and all the
farming implements belonging To said Estate ln case
the sale Is not completed the 2Jth, II will be cen.
timed from day to day
The TERMS, az d-cr,ed by the Court, cash.
c. II. CARTER, Commissioner.
Oct I5-3tawtds
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PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE WOOD
LAND

PURSUANT 10 decree Of the Circuit Superior
Court Of Law and Chance;y for the county of Sur
", pronounced the Goth day az Oriobrr, lsi7, In
,uit styled "Ruiiin, &c against Scanmell and al )"
the under signed, commissioner Tor the purpose Ap-
pointed VIII expose To SALE al public auction. 10 Tho
highest bidder, In font Of the Couf house OF the county
ufSurry, SATURDAY. the lst day OF January I6I6,
two Tracts Of Land IN Surry county, tr frat contain
inc two hundred and seveGiyfve adjoining John
H. Bage and hers. ava the other Containing seventy
aud y haifacfrs, adjnnng The 81 named ttaei.-
These lands ale valuable account Of the great guam
tiiy %; pine wood upon them, winch II contguOu. 10
James rver, being within one and half miles thereof
further description is dremed unnecessary. as 1t In
presumed purchasers wi examine for themselves.
The TERMS viii hr-l credit OF one an: Two years.
10 equal prOporcnI Tor bonds bearing interest from
day sale with good personal security, and deed Of
trust 10 secure the Of said bonds, the lands
sniG Except Tor mach Will be necessary pay the
expenses Of the sale which VIII BE required In CASH.
The title 10 this properly IL nnqnesonablr, bat the
snbscr will convey such only as Is vested IN rim by
the decree. WIN. r. UNDERWOOD, Comr.
nsr