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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-26
NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS
Tack ~ "A Il q lsOh
= GENERAL, AGENTS.

OFFICE on SIXTH STREET, &c LEMASs BclLp'Sds)
" r., doors Soyth IF PenuSy'vanta iuenae,
Xyash nS ton
,ycpry TICKER and JOHN f. ADDISON have
Is associated themselves for the purpose oil pi"seen'
n LAIN, OF all kinds before Congress and The several
,,S II the General Government.
~ XII Communications, post paid, addressed to The
atnv. shall receive prompt attention.
or.,sncr is given to the following eentlcmen:-
taa csores 81 Dallas, Vice President; Hon j. Ma
son secretary of The Navy; Hon. Il. J. walker seere-
rarv ofthe Treasury; Hon Jno. Mclean >. supreme
Court: lion r. NJ. T Hunter, U.s. Senate Clement
cox Esq, Georgetown, y. &. ,,,,,...-
~ Iohn E. Addison, Attorney at Law, wiz continue
10 1--WE personal attention business before me several
Courts Of the District ~ Columbia anu ,aF a'r"s
counties of Maryland aud SHsihia. 'a"' -
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALUA-
BILE FARM In HENRlCO COUNTY


I N execution OF decree OF The county Court
i OF Henrico, pronounced on the 5!h day Of
September, s4S, in a suit therein pending, styled
.shumburs and wiie V. ColTeil el ais, shall, as
Commissioner, proceed on Saturday. The 7h Of
October, on the premises, 10 sell al public auction
10 The highest bidder, certain tract of parcel Of
land, OF which Haborn Coirell died seized and
possessed, lying On The Three Chop Road, adJnin-
ing the lands Of Samuel Cunrell, Susan Duval,
and The Deep Ran Coal Pit Tract, in The county
oi iiehFco, about 10 mites Wes Of the Cily Of
Richmond, or 50 much thereof IS may be ne,
cessary 10 pay The sum OF 555 dollars cents, and
The costs oil sui, ami expenses Of sale.
Terms Of Sals-Cash for expenses Of sale and
cos;s OF sui; lhs balance 10 BE- paid in TWO equal
insiaimcns, al and 6 months; the cretl install
mehl> 10 bear interest from the day OF SALE and
10 he scared by bonds with approved security
The retained un''i he last payment shall have
been made. JNO. LESLIE BLAIR
Sept Odds Com'r.
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ia MES RIVER FARM FOR SALH.
kEE have for sale valuable Farm lying in the
" county OF Chesterfield. on James River, near Bur
muda Hundreds, containing about huLdrrd acres al
land, ont-!ali of which Is bottom land and tie
quality the balance is high land and Of clay soil sns
ceplihlr OF The highest slate ii Improvement; about
two hundred acres il well Wooded water excel, nf and
The situation healthy II has II dwelling wHhouI
rooms, barn, corn house, stable house sc I've
hundred bushels of wheat have been :, .Ged under
Clover laow. Onr-half the purchase n.ur : can re-
main on lien for several years.
For terms and farther particulars apply To
PILi.lAM & SLADE,
Wall Street, city Hotel, Richmond, Virginia.
Sept. l2-cW&dids
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AUCTION SALES.
ssy ls.snsa,,, Hsoncmre & 40.
VALUABLE UPPEEJA MES RIVER LAND
AT AUCTION

VALUABLE UPPEEJAMtS RIVER LAND
At AUCTION
( ~ THURSDAY, tne 5.huf October nex,, al
~ Il o'clock, on The premises, will he sold al
III Guard Lock llou.e, On The Canal. 5s,-s1
acres e land, nearly hail low grounds, unh a
sufficient quantity Of wood land attached. SIN.
aled above West liam Creek, about . miles
above The City Of Richmon, anu is Inc Trac, on
he Sou'h size OF inc River road; !. portion.
known as West liam, belonging 10 ine Esra;c al
The late Colonel John Amber AMI is sold to effect
division among his heirs. So large portion
Of This Trac, being .ow sroun.s with sutiicient
wood atacrcd Tor fencing and fuel, i i deemed
most desirable ole, ar. well WORTHY lhr a,rcn.
lion Of those desrons % own first ale Farm
contiguous 10 The Market door
TERm>:-One third cash, or note negotiable al
3 months, interest added, an "a siacloriy en-
dorset; The balance in IL, Is and "a moEIEs So
curedby deed Of trust On The properly.
DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO, Auds.
Sept. Odds
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NOTICE.

THE Co-Partnership heretofore existing under the
L firm of AI.MAND & RANSOM is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. Thos H. Almand Is alone
tbor:z- "a Ia settle the business of said concern, and
use IN. name Of the in the closing up nf It's bu
siness Those having claims against the concern VIII
make them known TO him for settlement, and those
Indebted will please forward and pay, withou,
DELAY 10 him. j. r. Ransom having this day transferred
IN m. said Armand all interest h- has in the VI
said concern. IiIOs II aLMaND,
JP RANSOM
r,rmv,te Sept Tth, 1913 Sept lo-eit
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The Platform OF tho Wing Candida,
for tho Vice Presidency.
BUFFALO, Der. II.

=, bOrrALO, OCT. Ia, 1888.
SIR: Your communication Of III. 18th instant,
-, .nairman OF committee appointed by "THE
IaanIl-SLAVERY SOCIETY OF THE COUNTY
ot chlE," has just come 10 hand. You solicit
my answer to the following interrogatories:
Isl. DO you believe that petitions 10 Congress- on
subject OF slavery and the slave trade IN PIN IN
De received, read, and respectfully considered nv
the representatives. Of the people
20: are you opposed 10 the annexation of Teras
10 this Union, under any circumyancss - $500, eNa'
slaves are held therein! - wing 10
Sd. Are you IN favor of Congress rxrrc;s,r, II,
inc constitutional power il Possesses 10 abolish m.
internal slave-trade between the Statesf
Nh. Are you in favor of immediate legislation
for the abolition of slavery In The nis,;s, c
bias VI Soiu'u'
;,, am much engaged, and have no time to enter
mo an argument, or 10 explain at length INV rsa
sons ."f my opinion. shall therefore conten, INV.
sen ioi tue present, by answering ALL your int,
.oga1oIes In the AFFIRMATIVE, and Iesva g..
on the subject. discussion
would, however, take this occasion 10 saw TIM,
~ thu, frankly giving my opinion, you,d ~, 'a 40
s!e 70 nave II understood In the name Of nl.dae
~ 'he same time that seek no disguise bnt frss
give my sentiments on any subject of in,sr.s, =,
muse Tor whose SURFACES am a candidats ~" W
M ppb..u 70 giving any pledge that shall DEPRIVE
eh,r,e,sa 'e1 .! an discretionary power NV own
character mus, be the guarantee for the o.n.,
.u,,ectness Of my legislative depor,mens "a
49, ''po'.ah. subject am bound IN dalih..a,
sess mvss,s an r especially as legslalor-to nos.
sye,y myss,, Of all The Information, and s,.pp pos 10
ates, before give 4 final VOTE IS ny my associ-
10 particular course Of action Island stand pledged
sponsele agent, but become a m.rs 10 oe re-
should subsequent events show hsve machine
WA. Inc course had become pledged 4, s' aouo
myself, have no alternative, no opno., aeeiui 10
repentance, and there is no power 10 ahsa,.y for
from my obligation. Hence the impropSis,,e me
10 say absurdity, In my view, of giving nIsS, not
am aware that you have not asked anv nIsdu.
Ano believe know your sound judem.p, nss,
GOOD sense toe we'll to think you desire anv snsS
ming II was, however, to prevent any misren,s.
ents'ion on the part of others, that have frii !,
"y duty TO say thus much on this subject. =
Very respectfully,
Your obedisnt servant,
N WILLARD FILLMORE.
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classical, SCHOOL.

,1,IIE second session Of ir Z Rrnnetts School in
1 this city, viii commence On Monday, I'd October.
TERMS:
Iuitinn in the usual English branches, so
Tuition in the advanced English branches,
Ancient Languages and higher Mathematics, 81
Tie French and high German languages VIII he
cht without extra charge. If the pupils shall have al
ready attained suitable proficiency IN the English
The Greek and Latin language viii br taught, mol
only according 10 the pronunciation adopted IL tie
American and English Colleges but also according TO
me modern Grrcan aud Roman standard. The reason
If This il nhvoii~ inasmuch the facility nf comun'-
cation affords the American student Opportunity NJ
purs,iinr his studies III the different European Colleges,
where these languages, pronounced according 10 TIE
English Standard would scarcely he comprehenicd
The mathematical! departure Twill be entrusted 10 one
who has not only Distinguished himself IN hi coesi-
ate course hut who has also been rnnrntiy successful
in impirtinG instruction.
Mr. Bennett reera,rs his PROMISE, that. in The con
duct Of his School strict and wholesome discipline ioil
invariably be msnnsed-,nd his constant endeavor WIZ
he 10 ncucatr the imest principles Of honor and m
tegrity. -
Cunningham, DR. Charles Bell Gibson. w Noting,
Isaac Davenport, WIN Palmer. Saml Snbett, Fleming
James $ Baxter and u ilacmnrdo, Esqfs
l5-Ctf
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SALE. UF REAL AND PERSONAL ES-

Oh L. OE RcAL ~ pERSOSRls Is
TATE.
10y virtue Of two several deeds of trust Il mr. ere
Id Cuted as Trustee, by atiredJ T~yman-ihe one of
date the 10th Of Mach -ij and The other Of date The
l7ii uf February, Iris huih of which deeds now
record IN the Clicks office q ibr County i"iirt u
Greene county. shall proceed TUESDAY, the .lst
dag Of November, lsis,if tar, u Eni, The next ils
day,-for The purposes therein mentioned. IL sell nj
public auction, in the village of Sanardsvinc Grrrar
county, the highest aidd-r for cash. the following:
property, 90 much tneiros mly he necessary H.
raise The amount III iD deeds menupned-;" wi
4 tract parcel .! Land, runiInIn. sonir twenty
three acres w. the or less, lying 10 >aij
count, joining tie lands "t tph Hall, John Wood
aud Don glass birkrrsonanG other 'Iart pafrri
Land, also IN SAID county, Confirming somr one hun
bred aud fifty acres br Tie or rss sad lat
tract parcel at lani J. described a. the Linton Mil
Tract, and adJons the lands of Mary WhItrow, Robert
s;incki-ll, and others
Also a, the same time and place The same terms,
by Of saii deeds, several va'uubir NEGROES.
The - 10 hr above property j. brlirved To h. lhii-
pntahie, hut, selling NJ Trist-r, shall OILS convey
such title Is Is vested in me by sad deeds.
TiIDS n WEIGH, r:.Sire.
Al. ~ n - ~
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Fresh VenisOm, &C.

A MOTHER ise young fat Buck, JIsi rece'y-
n ed; AIS, :;ofa, Ollans, &c. ifesh' "''i
be; served ~ in our nsnalsupeIloI sty,.' i a,
THOMAS WHEELEY'S.
Srp IS Ronsa and Ready Hotel.
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Is. b. MINOR,
h16nppfev Nf Lava,

WILL continue the Practice of Law in Tie city of
w Richmond, and will hereafter devote himself r1.
clusivey and assdu0usy To his profession. lie viii
attend The Courts Of Petersburg, the county OF Caroline
and this city, including the Federal Courts and Courts Of
Appeals. All business conided to him viii be prompt
y and faithfully executed.
Oilice-No. |, Law Building. Sept a2-c3t
A few very desirable Offices in the Law Building are
sill for rent, nj REDUCED RATES. Apply To Iolet
Cook. or 10 Is. Is. NJ.
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Aug 22-cwids commissioners.
The Finca.t,r Democrat viii please insert III.
ahnyr until the day Of sale. THE CoAMis,IosEH-.
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sSherlnan 4 Slaler,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL EALERs IN
READY MADE, e. LD Il I'll = G.

no. 1903, MAIN STREET,
IIAVE received their stock ior y present season,
and viii continue receiving duriE The Fall, by En-
press and Packet entirely new aud rsirabr styles o
Goods. Their stock comprises thaisual variety OF
READY MADE GOODS-lareer ihI heretofore offer
ed 10 the Virginia tradeand Is no"iiered to pnfeha
sers on the most favorable terms ihnlesae and
tail for cash only Also. iu aud neral assortment
al GENTLEMES'S FURSlSHINGlDODS constant
~ kept on hand. WfERMAN SHAFEK,
successors 10 E Fitzgerald & conte Starr "a,
Lisles Corner, Main 81, opposite Peel l.add TO-
= L..
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Ja,ucx ucCunkyM Co,

SUCCESSORS TO WM. McDOAhD x Co, AND
GEORGE W. RICIiARDSu & co,
COMMISSION MERiIANTS,
Mas. 81 ouM 50, Bear'y's IthL Baihmcre
rU1ESDER their services I" the FAdERS and MER-
1 chants of Virginia aud Sonh!arnlina Tor the
sale al GRAIN. COTTON aud DER PRODGCE.-
Their long experience IN this bfaaci' business justify
Them In assuring those who may iavthem with their
cpnsg nnents The highest going rates
REFER TO
Messrs Webb, Bacon & Co, p,,h,,
Messts Workman, McGmdcr Co N't''"o"''
Messrs VI Marlin X Donnan, r.h
Mr Thomas Branch,
Hessrs Ferguson & Milhado, VT
Mr. lanes II Johnston, .''H' Sent l-Clm
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LAND AND SrOaE-IlOUSE, IN KING &
OIiEk'& E0R ga L.


INHE ian:> belonging 10 The estate oi George Carl
ton, deceased, combining about six hundred acres,
viii he offered 0r sale the 10Th day o October T
pTrvlGIsy sold. There a,r u;Ir dv en.S on the pre-
misses The late dwelling Of THE family is large Two
stofird house. with seven upper stories
and Three IN the basement. all lOUrrd with plank; a
good Kitchen: dairy small house in the yard with
Two rooms, suitable for Office school room, with
The other necessary Out houses The yard and garden
are veil enclosed, and there wei of within
few feet Of The kitchen. There about hundred
acres al land attached In the homestead There
ihree "tlirr small dwellings with enough land attached
IL each Tor Il small lamy. large stare house, grana.
~ and stable stand al the of four roads
the centre 81 The above lands rendering very arcrssl
bic IL the whole surrounding county There has been
a are commercial business done NJ tins stand for
eighteen years, and IL now enjoys fine custom The
land Is we'll adapted 10 com, wheat and OATS There
abundance al good mari na AL nf these lots; of
the land has hrrn improved by Ms application The So
ciey Is renrd and intelligent. II will be sold lots
10 suit purchasers.
Refer 10 DR. II u Faulkner, King s. Queen, and DR.
VIM Gaines, Hanover. WIN DAVIS,
WIN COURTNEY,
Executors Of George X Carlton, deceased.
Sent l5-ClaS
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LAND For SALE

i NNU FUK SNLt.
THE subscriber having removed the city of Rich
mond IL reside, VIII nifrr for safe. on TUESDAY
thr 26tli day Il the present moni-Septembrf-a Han
over Court hnusr,iiia being Court day-hIS tract n
LAND ~ the county Of Hanover, called GARLAND
Ili!L, lying mic East nf The Court house, the
Pamunsey river. and containing 1885, acres. The lan.
Is in good condition. The houses are large two story
dwelling, lar barn, ice house, bile, and AL other
ed orchard of f1iit trees and the neghborhood il As
good any IN The state. A The Louisa Railroad Is
now expected 10 run, 1t will pass III one mile Of the
farm.
TERMS-One-thirdo on The Isl day Of January, 1919 -
when possession will be Gven-and tie balance IN one
and two years from that day, with interest The de-
frrred payments, the purchaser giving bonds with ap
proved security, with deed of rus the land. The
purchaser seed ciop wheat this Fal! II hr thinks
proper 10 do The premises will hr shown 10 any
one wishing purchase by Mr. l. A Tallafrno now re-
siding on the farm, or Mr. VIM o Winston Al Hanover
Court house. JOHN K WINSTON.
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WM b DAVIS.

I AND FOR SALE have for sale 2S2
/ 4 acres Of LAM, N The county Of Charles
Cay, adjoining the Land, Of Wm Pembcrlon
AMI oilers, all in woods, most oi which is well
linhered. For further information, apply 10 my
brother, A. l.. Eacho, who resides in ihe lower
end 1; Hennco, or 10 me Al Richmond.
Sen, l6-cwat ED ID. EACH0
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I,cK,s OEFJCE No ( Exchan

T UCK's OFFICE, Nc. S Exchange Place,
- Richmond, Va.
This. Day, Tuesday-2oooO, Capital prize, 4
Of Of 5000, 8 Of $500, &c. IS Nos. IL drawn
To Morrow-37377, Capital prize. IS Nos.
IA Drawn. Tickets 10; for sale by LUCK.
Drawn Nos. Grand Consolidated, Glass 81:
"A 80 ID As Is S 80 % l IS 10 IS
Sept 26
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LAND FOR SALE CAROLINE.

r AN drsirons of srng two Tfeci- 81 Land III caro-
I line containing about hundred ard ihiny acrrs
.ach-one adjoining the land oi Mr. John Chandler and
the land lately rlongin. |" TIE estate 81 il Lewis Ia
Iafr rfn and has on II, besides inferior houses,
large barn, large apple urchd, good spr'ne, 80. The
other trace is about i.S distant from The first, aHd
III, ii small house and some open land ! viii sell
these tracts very nwbrt II not sold by The lr-t
,ay IN October next, they ati On that da, b- rented
leased publicly, nj Aredw"od Tavern.
SIN, .a-cai WM b DAVIS.
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am bert,s q iii &C

On Fourteenth Street, under the EIchGnge Hotct
r1,HOMAS LAMBERT respectfully informshsfrlends
L and the public in general, that he has commenced
the business Of Lottery Broker in the Office Ton l4h
street under the Exchange HOTEL, formerly occupied
by D. NJ. Hoyt. and recently by Z. b. Pendleton.
Drawing OF Monongalia Lottery, So Sept. ~
IA 7 81 AZ So 90 40 IS 80 81.
Ticket, Nos. 25 40 4S, prize Of loo dollars,
sold by LAMBERT.
Drawn Nos OF Sussex Lottery, Extra, Glass "a:
90 % 4 So SIS Is 81 So SO A "a 81.
Whole Ticker, S % SIS, another priz. sold oy
LAMBERT.
Drawn Nos. Of The Leesburg Lottery Glass So:
> 48 As 40 81 60 q 80 IL IA III y.
TO-DAY.
TUESDAY--The Va. Leesburg Lottery, Glass d,
drawing expected Tuesday evening. S2S,ooO Capltai.
IS Nos. Is drawn. Tickets SIS; halves So; Qrs %
Observation-Disclosures Scheme The Delaware
State Lottery, Class No So Capitals S35 GOO, $4,000,
10000, 5000, 500, 5000, 20s9 900 30 of Oo Sc-
70 Nos, 4drawn. Tickets $40; halves s. qrs. 2 So
THURSDAY-Novel Scheme, The Sussex county
(Delaware) Lottery, Glass No 6s. Capitals; Se5,O0O,
IL 2a3-all other No. prizes tbeng 2s) 5000 each-aii
No. prizes SIS. rs Nos, Is drawn. Tickets SIS;
haives2 5Oi Qrs. IS.
FRIUAY-The Virginia Monongalia Lottery. Class
No. SIS. $50 900 Capital. IS Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets
81; halves 3: quarters l.
(Deawarel Lottery, Extra, Glass No. 81. Capitals
S4,250, 300, &c Sc IS Nos, Ii drawn. Tickets 81
halves So cents; quarters a5 C.
Saturday NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. al O'Clock
10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
4 MAaNIrICENT SCHEME!
The Virginia leesburg Lottery, Glass No. SIS, 10 be
drawn al Alexandria. Capitals: sac 900, 90 900, TO-
0O, 5000, $685. 10 of l,OO0 &c. 60 Nos, ~ drawn
Tickets Sl2-shares In proportion.
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 2SIH, lS4S.-THE NAM
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& w BASSETT, Old Church, Hanover. oI
SUTTON Il WINSTON, Richmond.
AMELIA COURT-HOUsE TAVERN

AnELih COUh I-dOUSE la ERN,
THE subscriber having taken a lease this Esta-
Il blishment for q term oil years, and having tho
roughly repaired renovated aud relled il, is pre-
pared TO accommodate his friends and the public gene
rally In the best Style His bar IL we'll supplied with
tho best liquors. &c. &C his table will always he fur
nished with The best the neighDorhood Affords and he
aers himself that, by his strict personal attention. he
will be able to give entire satisfaction 10 all who may
call on HIM. This place is JUS, forty miles from Rich
mond easy days ride for travellers to or from Rich
mond. JOHN a. JETER.
IuIv IonQt
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LAND For SALE.

ID virtue Of decree Of the County Court Of Powha
- tan, 1T Ia. August term, will hr sold on MONDAY,
the 9th Of October, the premises AT II O'Clock, the
Tract al Land called WINDSOR, (ihe dover Of thr
late Elizabeth flrasants,l near Fine Creek Mills,
bounded by james River and Fine Creek, containing
a7D acres, - oil which Is james River bottom The
state of Improvement the dwelling j. of brick recent
y put up-three rooms nthe basement story, and I'VE
above.
JEHMS-On- fourth cash, the balance a credit II
one AID years equal irsialments. Bonds with good
security viii be required. REUBEN RAGLASn,
sent Ia-Crt Commissioner.
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HATS! HATS! CAPS CAPS y
Fall S1vIe Of Hats and Caps.

n T.. BETTY. No. tn, Broad 81, onUcAUe
Ia Hill, has just received a nl! and splepd d
assortment Of HATS AMI CAPS. Of the best
Northern mannfac,ure seaver, Bruah, NuIria,
MorSkin, Silk Angola c,ney, Wool, and every
other kind Of HATS, together with an elegant
assortment Of caps. OF every variety, al IN
usually low prices, al wholesale or retail n1iI,rv
s.-Parchasers are respectfully invited 70
call and examine ms assortment. Hats and %
Cans made TO order. Ma kel prices given Tor all
kinds of Furs. u
Seat l5-r3m
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TO THE pITpT.Ic


THE Tavern, Storehouses, Land, &c, at New Kent
Courthouse, is for sale till the first of October and
the subscriber is anxious to dispose o for fair
sideraon. II is now rented, subject to the above pri
virge
The tract of land contains abaut 500 acres mostly in
wood The cleared land Is productive in all the crops
suited 10 our climate, and the Tavern affords fine
market for them-especiay its large, and commo-
diOus stable with ia stalls, and ample carriage room.
This building finished in ls42, and covers 1850
square feet The location il agreeable and healthful-
in a thriving nei2hhorhood-wth every advantage of
supplies in Fish, Oysters, Crabs, Wild Ducks and We
nson To be had in taer season, al the door, Is they
pass To Richmond Venison may he had on the
farm Distance from Richmond thirty miles, from IL
than Twelve and from Williamsburg thirty, directly
the of the proposed Ethan Railroad and one and
a half from Cumberland, on the River. Terms accom-
modatng. Appyto
n CHRISTIAN, New Kent Court. house
& w BASSETT, Old Church Hanover or
SUTTON Il WINSTON, Richmond.
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A TT OR " f. Y A II l. A W,
DRACTtCES Law in the Courts of Amelia, Powha-
tan and Cumberland, and will give his undivided
attention To all business entrusted to his care.
Refer to John F. Wiley, John F. Motley, Caleb A
CoQuitt, Joseph H. Co!ouitt, Sent l-c2an2m
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W." fttONS 1h-NO w = ~ = : 0tNI1'
THE subscriber has opened Store on the OF
Cary and lith street. for the sale of Pig and Bar
Iron, Boiler Plate, Sheet Iron, Copper, Tin Plate,
Block TIN, Steel. and Metals generally and solcits
chill from all ihose in want Of articles IN his line
Aug 25-elm WIN BURR.
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a. no moment Of time from the hour of the
rank sn nominations to this day, have the WhS
rav., a ME OF virginia ever wavered or dreamed Of
"a'sf'hg In Flllmors's support '' u
ReAnsnd Republican, Sept. I6.
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AUCTION SALES.
By y. IL. 4 L. e. RsiiI, Aucts.
NEGROES,

VII! be sol! b. Us this morning, al 10 O'Clock
Two Aegtc Boys u and 10 years 3D.
Sept % n. Il. & c. e. HILL Auc,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-26
TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.

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THE SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
i in my family, will be opened on MONDAY, the
I'd of October, in Of Mr.. Gray'S new tenements
Fraiklin Street Third
The course # instruction will be thorough and COM
pleie. The Languages, Philosophy, (mcntal and ply.
sicalj and Crllics will he under competent nstTuc-
tors. have secured the services resident Assist
ant, of thoroughly qualified lady, who has taught for
several years in The most respectable families of Virgil
mia and South Carolina, and also in The "Patasco In
stitute," OF Maryland.
Special attention will he devoted Music vocal and
INSTRUMENTAL aud its cultivation secured by being
dered pleasant and attractive. IL will be of the
creations OF the School.
Terms. References, &c, as heretofore given.
DAY PUpILs.-A few ddypupis VIII be received; and,
as the number Of the School limited, application for
them, and for boardeIs, should be made Immediately.
b. B. MINOR,
franklin Street above Third