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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-21
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER
LOTTERIES.
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MO. 5, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET. RICH.
~ AOND. VIRGINIA.
lie; Attic world gay whaithsy cra,
For selling Prizes. STATIONS the man
Drawn Nos. a. Ler>bnrp 10. 81, July l..
IS So So AZ 81 e. As SO 46 SO 8 IS 4
Haii, Nos. 80 40 81, prize OF 600, SD and
pal hy SiRafION
SUI nep Comc,-ssOc sid and poid,
Drawn Nos. II Dela ware. NJ. A. July ~:
81 10 Is 81 /, - - 50 ) - 81 Il,
Ticket. Ms 321 81, a Cdpite .. 81 1gU. sod
and pali u a wyrl:,p. IAn .. ms cry h
SPaATT0N.
SCHEMES FOR THE HEEh.
10000 DOLLARS! 6,OoO DOLLARS!
FRIUAY-Monou.aa,E No. IS. CapaiS-.o1 .oa0
G,UGH 4GG, $780, li9, OF i,uJo, &c 10 Nos, II
drawn Tickets 81; haIyes2; quarters l.
5000 DOLLARS! 1900 DOLLARS.
SATCRpAY-sussez, Extra. No. Il Cap;,als:-s5,-
0on loon 700, 400, SC. 20 Nos, IL crawn. Tickets
sl;ha!ves 50 cts; quarters % CTS.
1856 DOLLARS!
Virginia Ieesburs Lottery, Class No 80, for sis to
h, drawn al Alexandra on Saturday July - Il No.
Lo,iery-l6 drawn ballots. Splendid Scheme: siG
SIS Il UDn 1880 7,0lt, 5000, dOGD, $780, aa5D
2ai7 aUeU 10 of Goa 10 oi 900, &c Tickets only
SIS halves 30; quarters ) 70.
so coo DOLLARS $4,000 DOLLARS!
Virginia Ieesburg Lottery, Class No 81 for isls 10
hr drawn IL Al1xan.fia,"h Satuua!' .he ssth July.
Il drawn numbers IN each package oil - Tickets =
Magnificent Scheme: S5G,UuG, ai,gt0 l0tfb, 5000,
5ou, mo, 500, 50 d! laUe. Tickets sO halves
S; quarters 30.
Orders or Packages, trft'hcates oi iacsar1s ana
single Ticsets IN aiiine Lotteries viii Re promptly ~
tended TO- and dra.in.. sent when rrlusst-d pieasc
d, Ir,s. o3d.,,to N STRATTOh
IuIy IL Richmond. Va
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TOTHEPuBLIC.

1.-the regular annual meeting Of the visitors
:. VILLAIN and Mary College, helc on The 18th
-. ne Boa.i proceeded 10 he election o! Pro-
=. : Ter ire vacant Chairs 10 The College:
Waereu,or Benjamin. s. Ewell, Esq, PROBES
= u Mathematics in Washington College, IN
gs,r,a, a native OF Virginia, was elected Pro-
$50 0: Ma.he naiics; Beverly Tucker. ESQ.,. late
: e,>9r Of Law; john Millnelon, Esq, lale
o:sssor Of Chemistry and Natural Philosophy;
:. ,s- F. Holmes, Esq, late Professor OF History
+: Poical Economy; and Archibald Cary
'..chy. Esq, late Professor Of Moral Philoso-
i. .eere re-elsc,ed 10 their respective Chairs;
. Morgan j. Snead Esq, native OF Vicgi.
was elected 10 the Chair Of Humanity; and
~ Professor Ewell, was elected President Q!
t, nam and Mary.
5.s lave 10 say, tina. he testimonials 10 be-
&, Il Inc high character and qualifications Of
X .ssors EGc!l and Smead, were OF Inc very
! order, and give assurance, that the College
) ?.ocured in these two gentlemen, Professors
a.ga distinction and consideration. And now,
- an able and harmonious Faculty, it is con-
sa:Iy hoped, that this old College will resume
i. .,mrr stand, and again contribute 10 her
-.,,rv. as heretofore, her foil share OF Philoso-
~, Statesmen and Heroes.
r. McCANDLIsH,
Rector o. William and Mary Collerge.
WILLIAMSBURG, 18th July, ls43.
rateis friendly 10 The cause OF Science, will
49, naali>n this notice
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YALnABLE LAND AZ AuCTlON

'INHE tract III Louisa county, owned by Mrs. Lavinia
4. smith Tor lie, and afterwards by the ch iiireh
of Nathaniel a. Smith, drc-a.rd, containing ,I73i
acres. VIII be sold PUBLICLY, al Louisa Coun House, on
TUESDAY, the 18th da? az August neat, The second
DAY IL August court II lies ca Els Creek and North
Anna RIVER, rear Cars Bridge, thry mrs from Free
ienck-har,. pity I'VE from Richmond, and i've from
Fretcuck's Hall. The Louisa Railroad Two three
hundred rich low grounds. aad about two
hundred aHi thirty r-t Iar wood land; beside. ono
bundled and mtg more N pine, in,efspcrsYd with
SIX hickory, The trhct his much granite, IL ad
miray sur clover. and mabes The kindest returns
for al efforts improvement. II IL probably The best
tract al IL size the the Green Spring
n- .hbcrhood. To all II is surrounded by the
beat Of nrI.nhofs-pian KIND, sober and Intelligent.
The dwelling house Of BRICK is large and comnio-
tio:s with than the Isull cuihousss and con.e-
nl-nces. The land may easily be- divided into two
tracts If about seven hundred and forty the other
of four hundred and thiythree acres either OF
which, would make very fine farm. Sir. William o.
smith. living on the place, will show II 10 persons
inclined to buy.
Tgaas-s7o each and for the rest credit Of one,
and three years. Possession given in November,
with entrance 10 SOW wheat III good time.
The sale is made ny order of the Circuit Court of Lou
la the petition ri Mrs smith and her family in
Chaucery suit Of Thompsnns &c VS.. Smiths &C., and
ny consent OF the plaintiffs LGCiaN MINOR.
.dm'of with the viii annexed Of
July '-w4~G2awlds' n. A. Smith. deed.
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20 Contractors.

s)KuFUSALS viii be received al lbr OIfc- ~ The
1aHie' aver e kanawha Company, N Roamon.i,
'o' 'he cohhrction be wern the Basin ii Richmond
ih1 ne hi'hiioni 'ocs. Tits unTi y.!l coG.!-t If
t'Ts ~ ~ eei iiit IN one Of r. feet t--ia,er-
mediate ca's to! an acercea'r distance Of about half
mile, WI" seI eu':esis, walls, wastes street bridge
Sf., 2. shii b- hrcr. slfy-and stone dac, across
james River, III tsr Fails. 2, atrhm,nt
rms .ors wiii " itsd Tor II bunis Of tLe ccun,uv
10 he issued under authority Of an act OF Legislature
running twenty hive years. bearing per cent interest
payable semi annually. and BY the ne, revenue
cf tie Richmond Dock.
Besides the usual reservation of ~ per cea; on the
monthly estimates The contractor contractors y III
he required 10 give ample security, satisfactory the
Board Of Directors, foe the Complexion of the wo,k IL
the TIRES aad IN the specified in the contracts
Pans Of the above works viii be exhibited aud
c.cdohs Thereof delivered 10 contractors the Com
pan!'s Office, Ia Richmond.
WALTER GWYEN
Chief Engineer 4 the J. i. E x. Co.
Richmond, Ja!, llth l-i.-dS c2aw6w
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JOHN T.. SPINDLE.
THE HUGuENOT WHITE SULPHUR
AEn cIAL YnEATE SPRINGS.

,4lHls agreeable summer re!rra. Is again open to VI
j -ltnrs Thr virtue OF the waters IN insisoraiiag
~. frame and even in restoring health, where tie
.tror.-r waters other sections had been tired IN
yain mas now been sufficiently tested ~ the expert
encr nf one season. am, therefore. jIstihrd ~ he
speaking for tfcmthe iavo'o OF The pnalc anu especial
II AZ lnyaits wHo- systems require nilfer Influence
- ne mountain ,r-czus mi Iar-her waters ~ West.
-fn Vrs ia are inund ~ rS-t.
since the Ia season, Important improvements ha't
b4.r rnlrr-sruoh and shady walks, ani level ROADS
thr.urb the ample fprr.t .taunds attached 10 thr
sn,iu.. invite the romantic ani The lovers 81 'sfai
-Yr,r AID. for i:ios. wtn.r quest Is recreation
nor- t.,a health musical band, fine airy bali room,
haihlnr apartments, bowling alleys, ard al the Gus
tn,utty resources Of pleasure and amusrmehii nave
-rn provided In Short rifor; or expense has been
SHARED 10 supply whatever might contribute toth- conf
.or; nrcmjoymrnt 81 th- guests.
The pst.bii .Gnl-n u mainly under the man CEMENT
II IN. same attentive AMI o3Bgihs snprf.nieHdra..,
II i, and female hose efforts 10 psrase gave ncn a.
,f-,t,ou liz ,ast =-asnn and shan reside a The
S:.:n2s II viii be nv rnd.avur ny general SnP'tsi
sn IL aid ~ securing the great en:i OF neih 7" Hr
sck AMI pleasure 10 The healthy
Tu- m ,urunt Springs IRE ihs river road, IN Tow.
b.,an nrar Nanlsin Town Ferry, about seventeen
r.,.s above Richmond From that civ picke; boat,
6itrG IN rpr- siy fpr the pnfns-, wiki seplra- apart
mems far aGies children aud iuvids, w take visit
r.,ry sixteen miles whence line Of coach
&c WIN carry them the Springs. The boat "iii -att
he !, amer end Of Inc Basin on Tuesdays. Thursdays
and SATURDAYS II O'Clock, i NJ, returning On Mon
DAYS Wednesdays and risays NJ : o'ciocx, NJ
Fare 81 y. .o.. -. ~,
ner month; so per week; 81 - per Gay. Ghildrtn
and servants nall price Horses SD per month - es.
per day. n. -. :. ca,a.n,,
Iuiv f--d2aN&r2awew
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iDiDresa's isGtei,

MAIN STREET, LINCHBURG, VA.
THE subscriber has opened this fine Hotel for the &c.
COMMUNICATION Of the public, and will supernteEd
i n person lthas jus; been repaired throughout and
enlarged, by the addition OF some fifteen bed rooms,
large and elegant dining room, ladies' parlcT, &c.
The s!ecing apartments in the addition are
large and well venaied neatly finished, ard furnish
Ell VIII: nen furniture the whole inierfr presenting an
appearance ~ and comtor seldom In the
best ordered hotels.
BESIDES The usual comforts Of house of this kind
thef- Is SPRING 0f tie very best free stone water
gushing out Of tIr rock which the hotel stands.
II being The intention oil the proprietor make this
hr-t rate hotel III s general arrangement as II IS ad
mit'ed 10 be III aud architectural design, he
are Of The public.
Gthtleinsn arriving IN their own convryances Will
IND good stable and Carriage House; aud, for the
conmoialon OF travellers IN the canal packets hacks
VIII always be in readiness 10 convey l- aud from
the hotel CHS. l.. DlBRELL, Proprietor.
June Ii-d,tlcIr
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By the Magnetic Telegraph.
Correspondence ofthe Richmond Enquirer.
WASHINGTON, July 20th P. NJ.

WASHINGTON, July 20h, P. Nj.
u. S. SENATE.
The Senate has been engaged the greater por-
tion Of the day in considering the Naval Appro.
pria,ion Bill A long debate sprans up respect.
ing lhe mail steamers system.
Mr. Clayton gave notice that he should to-
morrow move TO take up the Territorial Bill re.
ported BY The Selec, Committee Of which he was
chairman.
On motion of Mr. Dix, the Senate held an ex.
eca,ive session, and then adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The Civil Appropriation Bill being under con-
sideraiion, the House consumed upwards OF an
hour 10 settling point of order respecting an
appropriation OF $4,000 contained in the bill for
the improvement OF The Savannah river
Several mo ions 10 amend and strike ouI the
appropriation for Savannah river having failed,
the bill was put upon its passage; and the yeas
an! nays having been demanded, were taken, and
stood as iollvws: yeas 49, nays 100. During the
calling the roll, many Of The Wings seeing The
Democrats voting nay, voted likewise
As soon as the vote was announced, consider
able exc;temen. pcrvaded the Fl al, and Mr.. TUT
ner moved 10 reconsider The vote. The motion
gave rise to considerable debate in which The
ill.iaIed appropriation 10 improve The Savannah
river was dwelt upon BY Messrs. Mckay, Vim
ton, Hudson Bayly, Stephens and Ive:son.
In the midst OF The discussion, motion TO ad-
journ was made and carried, and he House &C
cordingly adjourned.
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$3.50 REV ARD.

ID AN AWAY from the subscriber, whilst on visii
HI 10 the city of Richmond. on Tuesday mo Ming, Ju-
ly hth my Negro, named CREED-a very likely nulat'
to- 81 % years OF age feet or inches hieh iul
round face good tech and thin beard or goatee aroma
when lie left dark linen coat or roundabout, whch
comes low down The hips, white vest, win meial
buttons checked cashmere pants, cloth cap or pana-
hat and took with him lot oil other sooa cshihe.
hi errected he will change his and clothing, in
order TO make his escape some free State but II -
supposed he is at present either in the city of Richmond
or the city Of Norfolk in both of which places ne has
The above reward will he paid for his apprehension
and delivery TO X Dickinson Brother. Of the city
of Richmond, to myself, IN the town OF Lynchburs.
Jply "a dGtSC6i SETH WODURODF.
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II ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AT Rules held in the
CLERKS Ofce Of the Superior Court OF Chancery for
the Richmond Circuit, the 9Th day Of June, 1916:
Moses n. Preston and J0hn Enders junior, partners,
trading under the firm and style Of Preston and Endes
against Plaintiffs:
A. c. Elliott and &. A. Thracksion, partners, trading
under the firm and style Of A. e. Elliott and Company,
and other Defendants.
The defendants above named not having entered
the. appearance and gwen security according 10 the
ac of Assembly and ,fr rules of this Court and il APP
pearnc BY sisf ciory evidence that they inha
hi,aBts OF this Commonwealth IL Is Ordered that the
SAID defendants do appear a the rules held the
aid Court on the hsst Monday September next and
answer the bill OF The plaintiffs; and that copy ofthis
order be forthwith Inserted in some ne spa per biish
ed In tie city Of Richmond for two months
ly, and posted al the front door OF the Stale Court
June A-sw2m P. ROBERTS. CIk.
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LAND F0E SALE, Foa plsTRipuTlos.

IFDln HILL II vi SilI Il LII W oODs
3,Y vttue of decree 81 the Circuit Superior Court Of
- Law aud IhaECeTy iaf the county ~ New Kent,
pronounced the 3 Gay ii ;lay, lois, in the cause
pending said Court, ~ the name and stS 81 Cl0p
and others asaias. Brnmry and others, the two he
fure mentioned 1faets 1T Land Is inc SAID county,
of wElch William Bfnmiry ;ei s,izrd and possessed.
viii lr oiItrc! -ar, public anction Ia The high
81 bidder a. New Kent Court house, on the second
Thursday in August less, being Court day These
Estates very vaiuahe and possess Macy adsanta-
.es. Cedar Hill llr- Pamuuky nvrr, Two milrs
ABOVE the Court huu.e-neaiIy the w. 81 the
land has brrn heavily rafied the buildings al
and IN good repair anu il,'r:uy arranged.
THIS tract l. supposed ~ contain 3 acres OF high land
and 2iiU IL ml,,A, and nds % II a large quantity Of
wood near ibe ryrr. ShutrwuOd = five miles above
the JoGrt hnns--1 large portion Of The open land has
a,s0 been .fet-iI The river-contalns by rsti.
ID acres aud l. o! the mo.i desirable estates
i-eEr! unnecessary. as Il Is presumed persons wishing
purchase VIII examine tn land before The day OF sale.
TERMS OF SiIE-For cash a. 10 The OF SAID
aud The expenses al the sale, and the residue OF
the purchase money On C!rc: ~ IT, rfnufth part
thereof until the nrst day ol January, !sil 10
halt thereof until tir frst day ii January 1850 and
The other fourth tirtof unit the H,st day OF July
1851, upon the purchasers entering INTO bends with
good srtuliy aud -IrC.:ln: f.rds ,r.t the land
the payment 81 The purchase money.
The tile l. supposed 10 lie GOOD, hut We shall sell ns
Commas o?rrs only. GEORGE !. ERuMLEp,
RICHMOND 4. Lacy,
~
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SALE OF VALUABLE LAND IN SPOT

THE sale of Land heretofore advertised by the sub
scribrr tak- place the Ii o. 4usnst next post
poned until WEDNESDAY, the 10Th Of August, when
II will positively sold on the prcfnsesl 10 the high
-, bidders II fa otherwise the first fair day theteas
ter in jve different parcels, to suit purchasers or
altogether IL desired IL abonnts IN excellent timber,
IRON orr &c and es indefinitely IN he gold region, a
considerable portion winch metal has been found BY
various persons. IL also contains large portion Of
good farming lard grI-- Iilds. &c, and, upon the
hole j. by Tar most valuable Land Ia this section
Of the country would therefore, respectfully recon-.
mend All who may wish To make profitable invest
m-nt, 10 p1y attention TO this sale. II il thing
tina, .Gch valuable property IS pct up al auction.
Those who MAJ have idea OF purchasing are re-
srectiny invited 10 and examine for ihemsesss
The Irrmsw be very liberal, and VIII be made known
on The day Of SALE JOHN JERDONE.
IulY I4-cWIda
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Greek Nassaa erixe ssstsce,

No:ici EAST MAIN STREET, RicaD.oue
IL Vrgln,o.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR JULY, ls4s.
1858 DOLLARS! 1880 DOLLARS!
virginia isr>hnrs LOTTERY Class No -, for lsis 10
o. ift"n Il Alexandria on Saturday, July 90 &c No.
nrttefy-i6 Drawn Ballots. Gland Scheme: Si65-5,
.oOo 1860. 70J0. 5000, 9,euO, 1850, 2453, ai7,
2upo, ~ OF goa, 10 OF ,0O1 &C.. &c. Tickets only
3d. haiyts7 So Gnartersj 10
$4,000 DOLLARS 00UG DOLLARS!
Virginia '.eesbnr, Lottery, Class No. ~, for 1915 10
De drawn II Alexandra on Saturday, jay 2g,h. Is
Nos, y drawn. Brilliant scheme: $50 600 81, UO0,
"F'' 5rp, ia1. 35,. 5000, $50, 0g9 80 Of eco.
&C. iicsets SO, halves 5; fuarlers2 So
Orders Tor certificates or Packages, single Tickets
anG !e2. any u the above Schemes addressed 10
lae undersigned, wll receive tr aost rfomp. at,rn-
too, IN an acc"nrt Of each drawing ior,s asi-a as
soon - !: i r-C-,vrd.
B-iinGsy pas postage all letters 10 and
frn;a ~ office.
linFley's rae = - cash all prizes at sight
Hurley "i oasn al prizes sold by OTTER vendors.
Hurley has Al al times complete assortment OF
IlcSeis. ranging IN nIicr from s 10 $50.
Please address your o.iels.O WM. HURLEY,
70 ~ Man street, Richmond, Va.
Ps-Ail business strictly confidential. July
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Or 8 al e,

4 TRACT OF LAND lying in Abemarie county.
n four miles and half Yves, OF the University OF
Virginia containing about six hundred acres, OF which
four hundred clenrsd, and in good state
Of cultivation. There nbont seventy acres OF low
ground The soil Is fertile, and considered OF the hrst
qualify. even in this excellent farming region Ire
good barn with all The other necessary out houses.
The extension Of the Louisa Railroad, which will pass
through the land will add greatly TO the present fae
" Of renching the Richmond market.
This terms Of sale and other particulars with regard
to the land will be made know upon application 10 Inc
JOHN GILAER,
July I3-d&ewH UMdius Tavern J. O.
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TN Observation-Disclosures In Chesterfield Cosn
~ Court, June the 18th. ls4s
James A. Farmer, Charles McLoud and Emeline his
wife, Thomas y. Shell and Geraldean MS wife. and
Theodore C.. Farmer, Plaintiffs
against
Moses NJ. Robertson. Administrator of Horatio Farm
er deceased, Meredith Mckinney and Josephine his
wife Colin 81. Farmer, jeremiah Hobbs and Catharine
Farmer Defendants.
This day came the plaintiffs by their unset, and
flied their bill against the defendants and the defend
ant Meredith Mckinney, not having entered his ap-
nearance and given security, dnG TO the act Of
Assembly nd tn. rules of this Court and appearing
10 the satisfaction Of the Court that he u not an nha
bitant az this country on the motion Of the plaintiffs it
il ordered ma, the said Meredith ,HcKenney appear
here al August term next, aud answer the bill OF The
plaintiffs; aud that copy Of this order be forthwith
nopd and published for eight weeks successfully, and
posted al the 'front.' door of the Court house OF This coun
~. A Copy. Tese,
June l4-cwew w, W. T. COGB1LD, ID. c.
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900 Dollars Reward

Dan AWAY, on Saturday, the 2ish June last. Nc-
III gro Man named JESSE He is about - yenr: old,
feet 10 inches high. strongly AIDE. and OF brown
complexion. He has large scar OH his forehead. ne
rt under pIs-nce Of roinp 10 his Wife NJ ar.
Polards who resides in the n.ishbnrhooi OF Nesfcoo
In Hanover county; but, as he has not ht.h h1a'u :"
there is likely he is endeavornr TO escape To Tree
State. The above reward, IL taken without ne STATE
S5U if within the State will DO paid Tor MS a.ve
rs 10 me, the Enquirer Office. or Ia his owner '. A.
A. Thompson, who resides al Nec'"'oot.
Juiy WM w. DUSNayASr.
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Jnr- 2D-c;d Secretary 81 the Trustee
klHc; !. !. -EN LAND EO4 SALE.

Kl:G / q. EN- LAND FOR SALE.
OFF, ~ sai. -. tt1i, containing six ~ seven
hundred acre uatra n the upper end ri the above
connty tsso miles from nuHSirk. aud adjoining me
lands of Dr VI q. Fauntrfcy. lanes smith and others.
The Improvements consist ~ tHo story hrcK dweii-
,sr wi.h eight rooms and all necessary ont houses
1i- land well adapted 70 the culture u com, wheat
Oai- ".
The situation i healthy, and II convenience TO mar
ke; render il v,.ul5ir. deem further description
unnecessary. Mr John Luma.,n will ,how n, pre-
m lie 10 any wi-hin.tD purchase.
The Terms H. known by applying 10 mr, IN
G,.hmond n {, D.. L. Lyme, II ii~nricn COUNT.
IA. 2n-.wsw H:Ry " MUSE.
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FOR SALE

4 FARM on the Three Chopped Road, seven miles
n above Richmond, coniainin: one hundred and
thrtysryen acres. The Improvements consist 0f 4
large and handsome dwelling, Kitchen, smoke house
large quarter for servants story barn. stables two
corn hcuses, carriage and ice house, Sc There Is 4
large collection Of choice fruit trees now IN full hearing
large garden, fine asparagus BEDS strawberries, &c
The land is in good state of cultivation portion now
well set in clover and herds erass-the situation IS
healthy any in Virginia Terms accommodating
Amply 10 TULER & COOK, Agents,
July Is Isles Row, Pearl Il.
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Correspondence Of the Enaurer.l

TOUFIeSPUuHeUCc Vt tGc LIQUsFCI.I
BALTIMORE. July 2o-P. nj.
FL OR The market is steady, though the de.
mani is not active. Sales to-day OF Howad
street Flour SIS IS.
WHsAr-Prime white sells a, ll6allS cears
per bashel. Sales OF 5000 prime red a. ll2all5
cents.
CoRN.-Salcs of prime while al 43 cents per
bushe
WHlsxEY.-Hulders ask "a ci.. per gallon for
bbls.
NEW YORK, July 20, P. NJ.
FLoUR-Transacions in The article almost en-
,irsl, suspended, operators awaiting The foreign
news.
CorroN Nothing doing in The market.
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LAND FOR SALE.

virtue Of Deed Of Trus; executed 10 The under
Il signed and Greed u Coleman, by Joseph 5. Pal
more he 23i day Of October 1888 which of record
in The Clerks Office of the couny OF Cumberland +
shall ~ lie purpose there mentioned, offer for sale
=; public arci!on On the premises, on MONDAY, the
2rt day ri August ISIS If fair ii nor, the next fair
day tie Tract OF Land and appur-nances conveyed IN
sid deed, Containing two hundred acres. This land
lies on the stage road about i've miles above Cnmber.
land Gonrhonsr opposite 10 the Tavern, well and long
known n Langhornr's Tavern. A minute description
q: this place Is deemed a. II IS presumed
that any who may wish 10 purchase viii view the
premises.
TERMS-aoout three hundred and fry dollars will
be required IN cash, and the balance reasonable
credit
Posse sioa will be delivered about The first of Novrm
Der next. n. p. IRVING.
PS.-The title is believed 10 be good but shall con-
yey only such title as is vested in ne Trustee.
July 2l-cids II. r. I.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Twenty Dollars Reward,

10 AN AWAY from the subscriber, on Friday, 7ih In
~ slant, Negro Man, named BIRD, belonging TO
Colonel Corbin of Caroline. Bird IL stout, muscular
inches in height, with regular and az eeaale fea
lures, intelligent counienance, eyes sna!, with
somewhat cunning expression and when spoken 10 he
generally smiles No particular marks remember.
ed. When last heard Of lie was about The stables al
the Fairfield Race Course, though he has wife In
Caroline in the neighbOrhood of Mr. Reed ,, whittier
he Is probably going.
The above reward will be paid for his delivery 10
me al Buchanan's Spring, near Richmond
July l4-r3ts QuiNTIN BLAIN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-21

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