davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-04-01
For Sale

TT annIied for soon a convenient two-story dwelling
i house in Garden St, nerth of the House Of free
n,n Clark. Ess. Said house is pleasantly situated,
anu '" so'" ''P"''' John sTOCKBRIDGE
VI. ~ lals eod96-wls
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-02

@bfe SO bi9s prtnctpien -
Das ,,sllabama Sournal," TapIor Orsau
in Mcntacmerp, be9innt bic DariteQuns Der
8erbanclunaen Der Wtia gonuention su
.philarelpbia nit fotaenoer pbraie:
n@lprrs,d,e 9safritten.-Die llnicn er,
halteu. = 8erwerfunl oes W,lmotspropi1o
curd, c,e 8biss @cnosntion.- Die 6reunbe
ces Snoens iopchl, als Die Der Union, rpers
ben NIT grocer 9enuatbuuns uernebmen.
oaB Die @bie-@cnuention ben 5rasen bes
Dilmcfspr coio sebOrig besesnete unb einen
cteie Ccffriu aocptirenoen SelhluB NIT
lberrieaenoer Mebrheit permarf Die Son-
uenticn wollte lid, nift nit oem propIfp
,be,ueeln' - lie rpaGte aesen oiefen SeHers
brano principien'oier plrthei4aaaer NIT
8raft aHisutrefen nno ga erfaren, oaB ee
fein Ibeil mare, nod, Elm Gbell ptrDen loae
oes Whisslanbens. g4ir tpanlfen Dem Siis
ben, mir piinlhen ben iaoL gEbi9s @lad,
bic nieuals an bie Ireue, bic @bre, ben pas
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-02

CO. Den Shlue Der @eldihte auf Der
erifen! Seite unierer porisen glummer, betis
telt u9lus Dem eeben eines frans. SoIbas
ten, tperoen mir ndhffe Wode mittbeilen.
Vclitifd,e, slrtifel perordnsten i'm bieIe
9Spd,e ..----.-..
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-02
|trictismus uno Die @rcemu,b ihrer noTcll'
Wbiabruoer persebens appellirt babe''."

SD, bin Elm eemdBster Bbis," la9t "
Taplor. @eitst nun. Semano pitroe fa9en
,Sd bin Elm qemdeister presbpterianer,'
tpiircen bic WreebbIerianer serace Il II fur
fur BEN paGenoiten bal.en, al Der Spise cer
Stride ,u fteben uno ibr preoiser Su ner'
benz 8as ia9en Sie oaSu, Serr Tahs
bar 2
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-02

Cine eingeweidf-e Mutbe.
gBir pt6en aus fIherer AueIle, baB Der
Weiie BON afblanb eire 9roBe 3udtrutte lit
GfIs se!est, um am 9ten slu9uit, oem Gage
tpo bic @etpi6enssgBbi9s in Buffalo Sufan''
nienfommen lcuen, ben 0iifen Der Iav!or'
Wbiss su beltreiden. Gin 8rief BON 'hnt
fpirb BEL bieier @ele9enheit Ueriefsn tperoei',
,pelher bic Wbigs ;nr 9aene nnS 8uee fur
lire santen be,pestn icu. De Whiss boz
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-02
OpffeScienff

Der gtrip. Nr. 6 &c ucn Canal Sutton
piro ndhl1en Scnntaa Iahmiftaa an Der
Steae bes @hrn. Drn. joerbrud oahier pres
bi0en.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-17
ORANGE LANDS FOR SALE.

HAVING settled permanently In the south, again
4 offer for .al. iay Lands iyine In the rnunty ~
miles from Racrnuu Ford, thr Rapid Ann rlsrf,
thirty from Ffrdrrifo -onrg, twenty irnm The Lon "a
Railroad and aaen. three from the projected line OF the
fredericksburg and Blue Ridge Railroad
Four If ihes- farms have i large proportion of low
grounds. OF unusual breadth, each side Of Mountain
run. These farms inr order, wan heavy
cover upon them. and We'll adapted To the Virginia
staples, rrrn, ~-a oai- and tobacco, and afford abur
haHt mltrriaa Tor speedy, permanent ana indefinite
Improvement having excellent vein OF limestone,
Of easy access, running through them. The first
larm-SiZ:
THE aEaDoWS-containS lGn5 acres and Is di.
vtrh BY and substantial fencing suitable pro-
portions OF meadow, upland and woodland. Tho
dwelling house l. large thoroughly aud newly repair
ed ani painted, and the oubnildInts sufficient and
IN good order TINS farm is admirably adapted 10 N
ags grazing, being nr rra- llni and well supplied
WIN water aud shade in every field.
THE WiADER TRACT contains $50 acres, NEXT
above the Meadows on Mountain rua-,is proportions
Of meadow, wood and cptaEd being nearly the
Il has 4 comfortable .mai! lenernen upon it. %.
THE BiRCHLANn TRACT contains aiso 600 acres
"A t9rg. proportion Of which bottom land on Noun
tain run, Of the first quality f"r ..l,s crops
THE INDEPENDENT TRACT contains 46s acres.
AID IL well pfopofioned in rs divisions 0! wood, low
and upland.
GOSHEN contains lis 2crrs-ying East Of Mountain
run, and - about equally divided into wood and tled
land.
BRaZIE2 contains 80 acres OF bottom land, nertto
the Meadows, on Mountain
WOODLAND contains .T5 acres Of timber LAID.
These Tracts are situated In n healthy section Of
country and Offer th- first Inducements Ia gentlemen
wishing desirable farms in the upper country.
More particular Information rrsl ec'iBg them will be
given hy ny brother, Jeremiah Merton living the
premises, who IL fully authorised 10 dispose Of the pro.
perry. III. address ~ Raccoon Ford, Cu!p.p-r county
VI. JACKSON MORTON.
vJ The Richmond Wing, Virginia fis,ald, Washing.
ton Union and Winchester Republican will copy once
eek. Aug. 4-cwf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-17
ETHAN AND ROoTES' QUARTER
FOR SALE

ELTHaM Is beautifully situated In New Kent coun-
~ ~. on the soa,h side Of The pamunk-y nver, one
mile above it into the YORK river II "a one
OF the heathest places IL that section Df country ara
IL well known the intended termination OF The hch-
moni and 2amunsey Railroad IL contains os5 acres
Of very fertile highland and eD acres of marsh 800
acres of the nigh land ceased-the rest IL wood land.
The cleared land is well wai-red and is well adapted
to the cultivation az wheat, ts and corn. The wood
land IS covered with pine and nak timber, which
be advan,a.eousiy cut and sent 20 New York market
The marsh is situated the North side Of the high
land and offers facility for raising cattle, for
which Richmond ways affords ready and convenient
market. Attached Ethan IL good mari bank
whence abundant supply Of mari can always be
obtained.
The improvements en- Ethan conss, OF large brick
dwelling house which except the wings. which be
repaired irhing exp-nsel /, In excellent order the
roof and attic story bsbe entirely new; large
house 50 feet long ny ~ lee, wide and stories hg
We'll aiaptad for storing grain, excellent dock
l:0 feet long b. 81 feet WIDE paGked with oak
planks and furnished the erd and sides with strong
spli1sja grist mill, turned by never-fainS water
power brick kitchen, corn house, ana several othef
out buildings.
RoOTES' QUARTER is situated in New Kent
county, on the road from Richmond 10 Williamsburg,
and is abou, sir miles Ssiow New heht c"df.-ho'ise-
II contains one hundred Of cleared land and four
hundred OF wood land. It'll very fertile and well
waeTrd and is adapted TO The cultivation OF wheat,
oats and corn. The wood land IL covered with fine
pine timber, which, being near good landing, can be
advan;aaeotsIy cut and sent 10 market There are NJ
improvements on Rootss' Quarter.
Ethan and Rootes Quarter will be sold sepaYa'-iy.
ne third OF the purchase money will be required
be paid In CASH the other two-thirds may remain
them payable in equal instruments in two and three
years.
Any additional Information that may be required can
be obtained from the subscriber, VINO VIII be u EteGm
from the pfesen. time until the day o October nrIt
and thenceort until the 18th OF October rr1t Will he N
goyden's Exchange Hotel, III The city ni Richmond
III Barb msve poscrfce u The post Olice .fest
To Ethan. EDWARD I WILSON.
New Kent co, Va, Sept 10, le4.-c9lli
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-17
New Goods

No. 2SS RAILROAD ST EEr.
GORGE S. VASHON, ne ly opposite the
VI old stand Of MIR. VIM. Boo wright, is Ieceiv-
ing his FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF
DRY GOODS, purchased with cash and at a
great reduction, which he offers very cheap Tor
cash They are 10 par, enumerated below;
Super Silk and Satin Vesings
Cashmere, Merino, Swansdown and valenlia
Vestings
Plain, twilled End fulled Kerseys
PLAID and heavy plain Linseys
Supeifne, fine and low priced Flanuels
Oregon and other super Woolen Plaids
Silk striped and plaid Alpaccas
Plaid Silk Lamauines, very pretty
A beautiful LOT OF Fall Ginahams
Super mode cold Merino and Alpaccas
Super black Merino, Alpaccas, Bareges and
Mouslins
Moasln lie Lame Cashmere and other dress
goods
Cashmere, Tibet and other Shawls
+" I" and MoIavian Hose
Ladies' and Misses Silk, Coaon and Worsed
Hosiery
Bonnet, Cap, Satin and Lu,esring Ribbons
Thread, French and Lysle Laces
Brown and beached Damask, do. do. Table
Cloths
Silk Fringes, Gymps, Swiss, Cambria and Bob
bin Edgings
Grass Cloth, Marseiles and Corded Skirts
French, English and American Prints
Hemsli,ched and Tape bordsred Handkerchiefs
Silk, Bingham and Muslin do.
Plaid and embroidered Muslins
Ladies, Misses and Gentlemens Gloves
Calcoes, at ), 6, 8, 10 cts, and finer
Brown Domestcs al 4, 5, 6. Z, 8 els, and finer
1914 II and 1874 Marseies Quilts
Irish and French Linens
Furniture Dimity-very cheap
Huckaback and other Towelling
Cotton Oznaburgs bleached and unbleached
Sheetines, Apron and Furniture Checks, Plaid
Dones,ics Bed Tickings, &C., &C.. together with
variety Of other goods, TOO numerous 10 menu
ton and which will be sold at prices much lower
than they have ever been offered before.
Sept. 90 c&dlm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-17
MISCELLANEOUS.
Medical Department
ia WFUEN SIDNEY CULLEGE,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
THE eleventh annual course OF Lectures in this In
stitution will commence Monday. the 23d day
of October.
Professor Cullen being unable, from the Of his
Health To resume the duties of his Chair for the pre-
SENT Dr. Meredith Clymer Professor of the Theory
and Practice OF Medicine in the franklin Medical Col!
ege OF Philadelphia has been invited by the Faculty
10 lecture In his place the ensuing session. and has
cepted the invitation.
The following WILL therefore, be the arrangement FOR
the Course of Lectures:
MEREDITH CLYMER, III. D., Theory and Practice
Of Medicine.
K. l.. BOHANNAN, nj. D., Obstetrics and Diseases
Of Women and Children
L. w. CHAMBERLAYNE, 81. D., Materia Medica
and Therapeutics.
SOCRATES MAUPIN, NJ. d. Chemistry and Phar-
macy.
CHARLES BELL GIBSON, NJ. b, Surgery and
Surgical Anatomy.
CARTER P. JOHNSON, NJ. D., Anatomy and Ply
FREDERICK w. RoDDEY, NJ. D., Demonstrators OF
Anatomy.
Medical and Surgical Cnques win be regularly ci-
ven in the College nfrmary and Richmond Aims house
and the ample facilities will be afforded for tine
study of Practical Anatomy.
CHARG Standardization ticket, S.; Professors fees,
S05 Practical Anatomy tone course required Of the
candidate for gradnation,j Sl0.
Board, including fuel lights and servants attend
ance may be obtained at from So 50 to s5 per week
5. MiUPIN, 81. D.,
Oct. IL Dean of the Faculty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-17
NEW NOTES UPON
syGseC EsTsiR'S PIANOS,


THE New York Commercial Advertiser OF the 80
/ October, in describing the furniture IN The new
"tinIon Place Hotel, - thus speaks
1--WE are told that tie builder O! the house, Cortland
Palmer Esq has aimed to haze the best furnished fn-
lei in New York. That would demand great skill and
taste as others have conceived and so TAR as possible
carrit out the purpose. But We may safely say
that the Union Place Hotel has one OF the most ee an5
and be.t toned Piano, we have yet seen or heard u
i one OF Worcestrrs. Technically, u Is FINISHED
throuphout-that is the hack well rs the front ami
ends are fnshed, and with equal elegance and care
The tone perfectly pure, deep, and soi rs the tone
ram he Compass and sweetness most happily corn
bned and il Justly rrctrs the admiration alike OF anna
ieurs and protess-d artists. ia ia construction Mr.
Worcester his evidently sought to excel even himself,
and h. designed mat this fano should speds Of his
rrrat skill 10 all visI,ors AT thr hotel "
From th4 New York Evening Mirror Of the iih DC
tober: -,
.WoRCEsTER'S PIAN0S.-We were admiring, a
few DAYS since 4 rerv magnificent locking Piano
Forte in the elegant drawing room OF tse Union race
Hotel y he's uron examination oi ~ interior, we
were peased u find ha; u came from The manuactoy
of our friend WORCESTER. Il ljI, Ihird avenue. hr'
Wheeler the proprietor OF the Hotel, informed us lhat
in the last ten years he had bought rs mary rs dozen
piano F.res ct Mr. Worcester for himself and friends
and lh, ali had gwen the most perfect satisfaction
W. have ZEN said, aad take pleasure IN repeating
Tho t,,h that Mr. Worcesier's Es runents are NJ ide
uron honor and are equal TO any IN the world"
We are constantly supplied with full assortment OF
Vo,,,,.ri, choice Pianos selected expressly for our
establishments which We invite the attention OF pro-
Tsssors amateurs and the public our prices and terms
W" nr, "a bRlNKER & MORRIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-17
FORTUNES HOWE.

'.sTASD BACK, GENTLMEN. AND LET THt
FLUID Ass
FOR THIS WEEK.
Tuesday-Graod Consoda'ed, Extra, Ne AZ
Capitals: $4,000 TO- 600. 900, $500, 20 Of 1000
&c. IS Nos, ~ drawn. 'icSers s..
Wednesday Susquehanla Canal, Clas. AZ :
Capitals: $50 600, IL 800, 1850, 1922, 5000, u
Of $50, &c. ~ Nos, 10 ia9n. Tickes $40.
Thursdav-Maryland Consolidated, No 1879
Capitals: $4,000, 1900 6C00, 3o00 1900. 20 o
500, &c. 70 Nos, 10 dawn. Ticke;s IS
Ffiday-Pokomoke, 3 Capitals: SIS GOO
4 OF $500, of 1000, &c IS Nos. IA drawn
Tickets 81
Saturday = Some hinnn new and move !-al
prizes and no hlanss Every ticket win nc
drawn numbers is enli;id to IS. Grand Goose
iidared, Class .. Ca,iais: IA oOa. 20 600
10000, 4732, CT $500, Of 1850. 4 OF locO, io'
ot 1000 &c.-lhe loves three number prize b.
ing $1,000. The fines, caance hat has been OF
fered Tor a long time. 10 Nos, 10 drawn.-
Tickets Sl5-shsres in proportion.
II Orders for tickets, packages, cerhacaes
packages, in The above LrlteTies, or IN all Lo'ie
ries advertised by Messrs D Paine & Co attend
ed 10 with promp,ncss, AID drawings Forwarded
to all who v ish il. K. CHALh.
0cf I6
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-17

10y yiru. OF the two following deeds al trust cIecu.
- ted 70 me, Trustee one by Peter Jackson and
Caroi:ur his WIFE bearing date the l7h day al Sovem-
b-r l. ;3 and the other b. the said Peter Jackson
IN the Clerks Office of The county Of Cumberland. !
shall for certain purposes in said deed mentioned, Of
Ger nr sale al public liciiOr upon the premises on
the Gth day oil November les, that valuable Milling
Property lying upon the waters OF Randolph Creek IN
the county Of Ginherlanh commonly called The TTen
ton Mills. and Tract of Land including the Mil
Pond SUPPOSED 10 contain 25 acres, thereto attached
There il upon the property every building Necessary
for the Accommodation Of family, and also cnnvebl
emit Store house, III which a mercantile business has
been conducted TOR msny years, being Of the test
locations for a merchant IN the county.
In addition 10 The manufacturing Mill, there is also
Grist and saw SIN, with good custom.
Til. Mill House an! Mill Dam are built Of rock. and
The supply Of believed To b. thr hest In the coun
IT, To those desiring 10 connect the mercantile and
milling business, such opportunity for an investment
rarely presents Itself Purchasers are lavltch IL
anime the property for themselves.
Al the same lire aud place, viii Oic. for sale the
following valuable Negroes, conveyed IN the hrst mrn
toned deed trust 10 wit Peter John, Henry, Siliy
Martha and Levi, and all of the stock oil Horses, Cows
&c and Household and Kitchen Furniture, belonein:
to the said Peter Jackson.
On the succeeding. day will proceed 10 sell al pub
lie auction upon tie premises. the Interest OF the salt
Peter Jackson in two Lots IN the town al taftersvIr
aso conveyed in the iT, mentioned deed, upon whci
there small but comfortable Houses, easily rented
on reasonable terms.
Acting as Trustee Of course convey only such tltl'
"a is vested b. the deeds aforesaid, which, how
ever, IL believed 10 be unGn-stionahir
TERMS OF SALE-For The keal Estate, onr-thirt
cash. the balance in equal annual instruments, Sc
cured BIZ bonds and --d of irust upon the property
For the Personal Property, cash viii be required.
prt l-rv,ds + n IRVING, Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-17
LAND For SALE,

~. WEDNESDAY, the Isl o: November, 1873 ii
- far il not. the frs; fair day thereafter, shall OF
fer a.: sale publicly thr premises, Tract NJ Land
callrd MULBERRY MIL, belonging % The Estate 81
Thomas Melton, i-c-a.ei. This laai lies on the To-
iopotamoy swamp, II the county Of Hanover, about
thirteen miles from the CRY Of RichmoHd and adJuirs
the lands ri Thomas Gardner, William y. Ihrrndrn,
anu others The tract is computed contain TWO Enn-
drra aad iy from twenty hve To MT. II
which - Toiopo;oHoy meadow and capable of produc.
lng large crops hay The high land adapted Ia The
growth Vi corn, WHEAT AMI oats The improvements
comfortable dwelling, barn, corn house, stable,
and Other necessary cut houses.
TERMS-Dn- half Of the purchase money will br E
qrrd cash. the blInC. IN ak months rOr, day
gale the Deferred to bear interest and 10 br
secured by bond with approved security. The title To
the land VIII be retained I'LL the w:oie u the purchase
money he paid.
The TIE y III -tove land - believed to be good hut
selin. Administrator snail only convey such tillr
as ~ vested IN me-. WIN I II POLLARD.
Admir- de hOnls non with the will annexed,
oct i3--ctdS az Thomas Mrt,nn, decd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-17


Orders or Packages, Certificates OF Packages anl
single Tickets IL, alIe Lotteries will be promptly at
tended TO- aud wings sent when requested. Please
address ordrrs,o n. STRATT0N,
Oct 10 RiehmGnd. Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-17
SO NOOl s2o.0oO, s.O.oOn

NUFtL SIHEWE!-NU KLhNkS!
All Tickets having OF he drawn So,., s. rach.
Grad Consolidated Lottery, Class 25, 10 be drawn
Baltimore, Maryland. Saturday, Oct. alst is4s =
Lowest , No prize 81 600 Grand Capitals: SiIa0o.
~ n'1, 10 CO. 1872 of2 SOC OF $50, Of $40,
OF ,2j0 100 OF ,0na Is Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets
Sl5-shares III proportion.
ANOTHER SPLENDID LOTTERY!
S5l $40! S25 900 50 prizes al 5 900 cafh!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, No. %, 10 be drawn at
Baltimore, Maryland. Saturday, Oct. 2stl, ISIS. IS
Nos. II drawn. Grand scheme: s5I s9J - 300, ~,
eco, 5000, a1o, ca Of lun0, LOO of 500 &c. Tickets
sl0 halves 5: quarters so.
0y In purchasing b. the package, deduct the price
of three Tickets.
- Orders for Tickets in the above will meet prompt
and confidential attention, If addressed 10
J. D. COWLES, Wall STREET,
Oct Richnlnnd Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-17
October leah, l3:s-ci. JOHN DICKENsON.
KING AND QU:hI LAND AT PUBLIC
AUCTION

THE subscriber wi! ss'l, At public auction, on WED.
4 NE>DAY, the 18Th November. IL fan, II mol. the
next far day thereafter sunday -Icrptct,l he. Tract
nl Land, known by TIE II Mil Fam ~ n. ni.r
n:per rnd ~ kirs ami Queen county two mites above
hnHs.sk. AID OILY thai distance from navigation Il;
contains upwards Gf rtht hundred acres 81 land which
= well adapted 10 te c!t!:e al corn, heat, cotton,
oats, &c. II has on II abundance AZ wood for the
sprly ci t,- farm, AMI abonnGs iii water ol the hest
qgaty. II IL not surpassed hy any situation In the
lower country iur health and good socieiy hrn. con-
vrnen, 10 either Baptist, Methodist, an Episcopal
an Church.
Th- Improvements aie sufficient for a large family
having Two story Ufica house with egE: well arranged
rooms, Kitchen barns, stables carriage ana houses
quarters &c. II has an excellent apple and peach
orchard 0f a choice selection.
further description is Grrmei AIRY, "a il Il.
presumed any person wishin. 10 purchase wi view the
premises before the day of sale. 1t viii hr shown
any person wishing 10 purchase b. Mr. La"rence Muse
or Mr. John l.umpsin
At tllr time ard place. will br sold several VI
Iulbie Males, stock Of EGGS, cows Work oxen, Wa
con, Carts, Plantation uirnsiis Crops OF Corn ol,-.
Fodder. SbGcks, &c, sc.
TERMS made known on the day Of sale.
ocl l3-cds WARY W MUSE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-17
JOHN DICKINSON, ,,,..,
JOHN ROSS, ii"See''
September 18TH isis.

\ addition 10 tie property advertised above by Messrs
Vincent Dchensan, Leonard Claiborne, John Dick
son aHd John Ross. Trustees, the undefssne as sur
vivirg partners OF John hickcnson & 10 viii sell a,
public auction. on hr Goth October aforesaid on terms
then 10 be made known tile following valuable Lots in
Danv-, W..
One lot situated on the Yves; side Of Main street, al.
Joining Tie property of John Ross fronting 81 feet on
Main street AMI running back abot Iu i-r. "a tile Ia
nal Also. a Lot containing a"nGi acre, adjoining
the property 2; Nathaniel wilson on Newton aud Col
honn streets, ANA running ifom street 70 street.
II IRON any cause. the Two last mentioned lots should
nn. be sod IN r aOih October, they wi; he sold on
The a7il 81 tina, month.
As the parties mainly Interested all tho property
advertised above, we hesshy the public that he
Said property will he sold advertised, maou, r,serpe
and being, as we THINK, amongst thr desirable ana
valuable property IN Danvillr and view of the predt
al aniages 10 fou from the Richmond dEG Ddnru Rail.
Rad. thr safe 81 20 large al property must
afford unusually -oai opportunity tor investments OF
capital. FLEMING JAMES,
EDWIN JiNES
October ln,li, ls:s-ctt JOHN DICkFSSDS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-17
SALE or LAND, CROPS, PLANTATION
IIrENSII s STOCK EIIE NIrERE g.

E.S0.LO CSat ~ a>sNi - III ~.
THE subscriber will offer for sale On THURSDAY,
L the On day OF November, ISIS f fair. otherwise,
the mex, fair day, al his Household and Kitchen Fur
E,iurc Crops o: Corn Fodder Oats and hay stock 81
all kinds Farming Tools, including Wagon, Cart and
Jersey wagon.
Al thu same time, will be offered Tor sale. publicly
the Tract of Land which he now resides, on the
main Rgckin nam road, three miles from the torn al
Manchester. This tract of land contains about a.
acres-about $50 acres cearrG tne balance In woods
and lying Immediately the route ri The Richmond
and Danviie Railroad.
This land il well adapted 10 corn, oats, wheat aud
grass. and would. Under proper management, Weld al
an nna crop of hundred thousand POUNDS nj hay.
There y, also, thrifty young orchard OF choice
f:uit trees.
The Improvements are comfortable and convenient
and would afford desirable residence either the
merchant or farmer.
ANY person DESTROYS of viewing the premises viii
please call Ill; BE; imiu Hatcher, Mf David Pat
terson ar the sub.cribr:. on the premises
EeJ- rnr TERM Will be liberal aud accommodating,
and mair known the day Of sale.
nc; ,I-rw;ds joins DICKINSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-17
Great sale OF Seal Estate
IN DANVlLLE, VA, 26ru OCTOBER, 1913
TALEABLE DANrILLE PROPERTY

For SALE.
ny vifue ~ = deed 81 trust executed to the unde.
.isHei' on the 18TH September, 1873 for the hene
NJ oil samuel stone ard Others shall proceed sell
AT public auction on the premises, 1hufsGay, a6,l
October, ic.-, the following property:
The former Dwelling House al Jrfn Dickenson hr
-: large Two story trick building. Wilson street
with L" oi one acre amt 4 haf high improved and
w;ha!l. D! thr desirable residences IN the
town % Danvill- ".sh iva other lots adjoining
containing nearly ~ aese, the other nve acres.
TERNS-The property viii hr sold IN Il credit III
twelve months, the purchaser giving bond with ar
proved security, brfing interest from the day Of sale.
Iais retiin- uniiI al The mcn-y shan De paid.
VINCENT DICKINSON. r
LEONARD iLAlBuRSE,5 i'us'
A.,., irf, I-..