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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-05-06

SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
FRIDAY, May 5, 1854.

FRIDAY, May s. 1854.
Exparte: In the Of Josiah Stafford and wife APP
pellants The Union Bank of Louisiana Appeal from
the district court Of the United States Texas Mr. Jus
ce Mclean delivered the opinion Of this court overriding
the motion 10 dismiss this appeal and award proceden-
do, &c.
No LOB, Mary E. Barney, appellant David Saunders
al The argument of this cause was continued by Mr.
Bradley for the appellees and concluded by Mr. Chiffon
for the appellant
Rule No. SO.
list In all where writ of error or an appeal
shall be brought to this court from any judgment or de-
rendered thirty days before the commencement of the
term shall be the duty Of the plaintiff in error or appel
LIANT the may be- docket the cause and file the
record thereof with the clerk Of this within the first
six days Of the term and il the of error or appeal
shall from Judgments decree rendered less than
thirty days before the Of the term it shall
be the duty Of the plaintiff error appellant to docket
the and file the record thereof with clerk Of this
cour, within the first thirty days of the and If the
plaintiff in error appellant shall fail to comply with
this rule the defendant in error appellee may have the
cause docketed and dismissed upon producing certificate
from the clerk Of the court wherein the Judgment or de-
rendered stating the and certifying that
such writ Of appeal has been duly sued out and
allowed
And in shall the plaintiff in error or appellant
be entitled to docket the and file the record after
tho shall have been docketed and dismissed under
this rule by order Of the the consent of the
opposite party.
I'd Blu, the defendant in error or appellee may at his
option docket the and file copy Of the record with the
clerk Of the court and II the is docketed and copy
OF the record filed with the clerk Of this court by either
party, within the periods Of time above limited and
prescribed by this rule the shall stand for argen,
at the tcrsns
3D. In all where the period Of thirty days is
toned in this rule il shall be extended TO sixty days
writs of and appeals from California Oregon Wash
ington, New Mexico and Utah.
May 2, 1854
Adjourned till Monday at ii o'clock a m
ny- The J.. X. Crnn,er win preach n the hal
Of The Union Engine House, Let ward, evening" h
MA NV /" O'Clock
g-pre.ch,ng Capitol Hnl.--Tbe Rsv P. u. Gurey,
D. D. will preach in the han o. the Columbia Engine
morrow afternoon, at az O'Clock
ny-The rev. DIR. eur'ey win preach IN T-.sr.cs
Presbyterian church morrow he 9Th instantly II o'clock
:" a :ys " = O'Clock u me evening
~
Maine will pv-sch in the Unitarian church
at o. Jocks. M, and before O'Clock, p IN.
700 M.thedsss TcpsscopsI Church south sth street
bstveen The q. Taylor representative in Con
ss from Tennessee win preach IN ',s church sab
Mays
-.
VIII hy leave Of rreviSnce) preach Rprcs
on next sabta,a, tthe 7,h instantly at II o'clock
IRONY o. g. Ds~inge. = vols. or 300 pages each.
Apr rRANcK TAYLOR.
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VAauABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT THE CORNER OF
10Th street and Louisiana aucuonOn
18th instant, we shall sell, at O'Clock cnt Of prem
es two hne ihreeor brick warehouses and the
which they stand being No No.
houses md substantially built will be sold
together, TO suit purchaser.
Terms: One fourth cash balance twelve eighteen,
months
msn bearing interest from Of deed
deed Of trust taken. Title good.
GREEN l. SCOTT,
hy6-d Auctieneers.
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VALUABLE UNIMPRovED PROPERTY by THE RAIL
road depot At auconOn Tnursday, 18Th instant
sell IN Front Of the premises, At O'Clock valuable
building lot situated north D. between North Capitol
new Jersey Tbs Of the residence of Mr.
The railroad depot being Of original lot No.
division Of square No 6 The lot fronts 50 feet
ming back $50 feet . inches o a alley.
We deem unnecessary 10 anything relative the
canon OF The soovedescfbed properly well known and
nny presents nducsmsnu Wishing
rood investment than any other fo sale in Washing
Terms One fourth balance sx twelve, eighteen
twenty four months the purchaser
men' bearing interest from day Of sale deed given and deed
Of trust taken. Title ndispatsbe
: GREEN 4 SCOTT,
may 6--eodAds Aucdoneers
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II It's. CECILIA YOUNG has the honor q ann0unce
III to her friends and the cEens Of Washington and
will
Thursday evsains, May iIih, at Carusi's Saloon.
Ay6
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Arriral Of the Afrca.Three Days Later from Europe.
New YoRK, May 5.-The steamer Africa arrived this
morning bringing Liverpool dates to the 22dthree days
later. -.
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NUMMER MILLInEWY--Miss 4. Mcdonald, successor 10
" mn Ann ~ CLARK, will Wednesday the
stan splendid assortment Of
various kinds Of millinery suited Ladies will
call and examine.
Store three doors OF Once, Bridge street, George
lows.
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ny GREEN Il SCOTT, Asctionsers.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
IL On Saturday the 9th instant, shai SELL
ton store, al O'Clock, large assortment Of
Furniture, croebevy, and glass
Refrigerator, cooking, radiator, NJ other stoves.
-. GREEN SCOTT,
May Sd Ayr,,,nerrs
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Great Storm, at Boston, &c.

BosroE, May A Of rain prevailed here
Tor the last twenty hours The lower part of the
try in the vicinity of Boston is submerged We hear
ever as yet, of no damage Of Importance
land slide occurred the line of the Worcester railroad
six miles from the city, this morning but the damage will
probably be repaired with but little detention The morning
and afternoon trains from New York, via New Haven,
reached the city last night communication by that route
ing permanently repaired.
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EURSIAED HOUSE for rent.-A small, we'll arranged,
and conveniently brick house First Ward The
house neatly furnished lighted with and will be rented
moderate
May6-da
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THE LAW LIBRARY IL publ1shsd . Philadei pl Ia
IN large monhy numsers, for dollar.
yearly for that number Of English hooks, which
the law book form, would ny SIXTY
In this shape passing through
mails trhing postage ofthc United
may be examined ~ the bookstore Of
Mayo rRANCK TAYLOR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-07-14
FOR SiLE-A BE.tt TIFi l. FARM IN SGtsrN-
WESTERN VIRGINIA

'r'f
EONThlN!Nn, by accurate surrey, MN" h!!Airc" AMI
U thirty acre.. o; which abOu; Fix hundred acre ar
clrnrrd. and upwards Of i've hundred acres well -; IA
C;rr,-, principally Glover and Timothy. Except thirty O.
forty ntrrs Of bottom land. lynn. upon Ii creek which RUS
! ,hr I,,-n the Farm, il il upland. Iits tract OF land lie un.
! usually we'll. l. an"iy wHt.rrd, and l. beautifully 'i:rn:'t
in Wyihr county. III the n!dst q. n mountain region,
| whore scenery, eprings 81 pure wnt'r and summer ci'Ift'r
! mr.. rm.urpns,,d hv rhO-r Oi ANY other section al III" slut.
II i four Iuilr.-uT, u good roHd-Euet a! NS;h"'.l.r. IN
! n rl,a-au, r.ishborhooi. md II milo and q hrll from ,h"
Vir .irin md Tennessee Rail Road. When tIni work -
cn,rpl,r..i. th- tract u. irnI VIII be- seven iUUrs from
| IyuC!lur:, twelve hour from Richmond. AMI n!n'-
tom hour. from BIl'ln ITO That ih,r" can he"
lu objection To IT. locality on ia" rCDr" Ui '!-lurr"
from Iunrk.i. wh:ist by mrnIIs -! the sam" improve
urut, IL will be within, III" reach Of i!posG t.:h!mI i sum
,u.r r,trrs; from tn, hem at u NOR" south, IN c!n9air. Is
r,,,rl- the Fencing, .G.r- md OTibuiliII"-, !tr tract l. ~
fu,, CONDITION. Three or four hundred yards Of additional
| fencing will throw thr whole tract into ~'urhj.ur'- q! con.
y.im,rf -iEc, for either grazing ar rUlrirh'!.m. Wills; fErr'
i. uyou il every kind of Err"--nry UUisiGu-". The yelling
four r,.sn:rs. with cellar, md l. within II s'o9"s throw
d! "A drli.itiul spring. The title To H." above ;rnc' J. with.
out a shade upon il. and II general warranty decd VIII b"
executed To the purchaser. y NOR" dct'i!r't I~'tcrlIInn
r, deem unnecessary. SINCE We" pr"i'r inHt no on" r!"ili
make MI offer for ihIs Farm Un,Il '.cy E"S" examined u
,ur,illIy for themselves. 20 confident are We that IN pee
ton will inference it, value III ;hc opinions g. purchaser.
Nv reason for -,llin. j. my Intended removal from Ia"
stnf,-rnd with II tisinCrlv Uui'T-foUi 'nJt til, roper.
~ IL for sHlC-iUt ~ II rice 50 umr""-uI"i'lc thai no on
viii give i;-hu, Tor H. absolute market value.
A, IN. subscriber dtsircS 10 give persons from u defiance
IN Orror,unity TO purchatc. H." will uo, rlac" tim.'if uu.
der obligation. 10 my on" 'icsITin. I" purchase nr'nrr the
twcn;y.ttih Of July, i-|i. ALIEN. :. BROWN.
MAY .rt-rSpin
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-07-14

EXTENSIVE SALE OF On THE Pa
MrNKEl RIVER, WITH SLAVES. STOCKS, IN
ELEMENTS y CROPS.
OFFER NJ private sale. until Wednesday the III Day
Il of Novcinbcr mrX'. %en which. or tho nest i1I
day, aud from day TO day. lamb. n"grOc-, stocks, nipple
m"nta, &c, will he sold NJ auction. without reserve. If not
previously disposed OIL my farm called Difficult Hill in
HIM William Pe"F,y giHRos''s iisnoHTr Town; e?,,iainim:
.nr about 49, acres. Immediate pUsscssOn given; but the
nigh, To cutlrr EIi deliver the crops growing and secured,
will br reserved. Between three and four hundred bush
81, of wheht itIc usual quantity will have been seeded
regard Difficult Hill Us the mo-: fertile, compact and pro
ftnlle inrm know. Also, until Tuesday tho 10Th January
next. Ton which, o: the mex; iir dhy, IL snir oi land. M
groes, stocks and rropr, VIII b. made al AUCTION. Niiiou,
fr.rrvr.D offer. privately. iy Bleak Hill farm, IN Hin.
William containing | .!2l acre- hhO. Jr ncrrs. now with
in tn. nuelosurr ui Horn Quarter. beng the iHIpd cut OF
rom Bleak Hill rs the n"H ferry road, md iUS acres
horI.hr of Pages estate. Akn. l!sj ncr"s Ufland. bought OF
Tr,upl". md III! acres, bought ri Taylor. ESTATE. Qhr great.
or part of the Inst worth over SlH) pcrHcrc,) nd)olnins my
sycamore Grove farm. IN Hanover conn.y.
lalso oil n Tor lease. ns -oon ns tho extensive improve
mcurs now. being made nc completed, iDr n term oi from
six to twelve years, my Horn Quarrrr ind Sycamore
Grove FnrIns. containing somr laD acres. Should these
farms be leased before the 10th january, about 100. Slaves,
unusually good locking nth healthy inMulr'. jacks, &C,
the herds. tlocks, implements and machinery, 0EIcluainS =
GOOD Engine, of II norsC power, ana s;Mve CutirrsD hiid
all other property on i!r"-" TWO !arii- VIII be- added TO thr
,nIr OF rlnr tinr: Otherwise the farms. ncSrors. stocks and
crops will br sull hi auction Oh The @Uh Dl February, with
on reserve. together with thr household ind kitchen fur
.nuurr. b fOks. u large number ofuil paintings and cnsInr
incs. silver and PLACED ware, &c,, &c. ~. -. -. :"
The crops uudc upon rach estate tor many y"nr? may bt
seen in tabular form. showing the total md also the guam
tity for each hand "eneNgel III the production.
The term. will be Tor lpndS (ot!itr tllhn Horn Quarter
estatr) one.,hird cash, fhr ba!Hncr negotiable NOES, Interest
added from datc. secured By deed Of tli:st 81. land, and
pnyablc in Que and two wears II-taimcn:-. Tin" privilege
of seeding when, this fnl will be allowed n purchaser, foi
delivery in January otherwise a iult crop will be sct1tsd
in the best manner, 10 hr disposed d. separately ... .
Onrth;rl Of the purchase money CT Horn Quarter to ht
held dlrinuIny wifca lie. and the ~rGsidunto be phId'hnd
se.urad, To ~. paid rs above. The Saves who d'rhhe 20
;py ,n I ii.riu NIl IN, sClI in families. \ yrEy correct 80
timn,e ii tic value Of :hcs" fnrin- may be made from thu
crop. now growing and secured nron 'h"uI. Apply 10 ,
GEORGE TAYLOR,
1885, . :"' Near Hanover C"urfhousn. or TO
.. .-.. GOnDiH L .pPERSQS, Arts.
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f0y1; SCHOOL At BLOOMFIELD.

:" II. GOODLOE. aided BY Mr. Sidney Il. Uw"n., Jr,
. md Mr.. - will open II school Tor h"Ss III n'Hre
sidencc. near the Central Railroad. and live miles west Of
the lInivcrsi,y of Viz !inin; the session to begin Inc let OF
September and end in Iuuc. Instruction viii '' gwen IN
the Natural Sclcuces. .,
TERMS-Board and Tuition. per sc.si"".. go" hall
yearly in advance, md Mt the same rate for " 'h"T''r Time.
This will include every expense.
Post Office, Wooiville Depot, Alhemarl" county, va
REFERENCE, by permission. University OF virginia
Professors Cessuer Harrison, ". II. McCiufty, Schrl"
ne We're / r. Minor, and J. srnirc Davis. Char ,"t Vile.
Vn, Gen. b. Peyton, Col. 7. J. Randolph. J. w. ibnnirr-,
franklin Minor, VIM. J. Robertson, and Alexander hi'rt'
E,ouires. Gotham, Va, Hon. VIM c. Rivcs. ~R;raIiond,
+. &. Rutfn, and Dr.. +. {. Gooch. Havana, Ala: f'oi: II.
Tn,,viler. Iuscunbia, Ala, Doctors a. NJ. h"Ici'y' n. j.
Houston and VIM. II. Newsoue; Abcrnr,lL: Mrs' rev.
B;,hop r. Paine. Mt. Plearaui, Tenn. DR.. w. G.. ]. Hun.
ter. July ll-ct lat Oct.-(Whig requested To copy.l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-07-14
4 CARD.

NFRS. PHILIP would especially inform the public
WI that she will positively close her business ty the lst
OF August. liavin. disposed OF her -ior" and stand. md
Icsirous of scliu- on her entire stock of goods previous
to thnt date. will offer grcnt Inducements Ia purchascrs..
Millincrs and dealers III Millinery md Fancy Goois, will
find il 10 their advantage 10 give nr ii call. Tcrnl- reason
.bir and nrcuu.nuini:nC. june LEW
OST-A bond ,xccuiedby X. Il. HHXalL, Esq., 10 NE for
IL Nine Hundred and Thir:y.ioir Dolln:= anI Twenty.
eight Cents 1891 29.J due 2en MAY, lsj;. Also, n bond
executed by John :. Cowhrri 10 me tor One Hundred and
Ninety.two Dollars (SI92,) due JInuury Both. lc1j, nnd II
bond on Mary Bell for One Hundred and S-Ern' y.iour Dol.
lars und Seventy Blk Gems (Sl4 76.) due sorr time this
year.
III" parties are required not 10 puy. except !" me-. "nd
nil prrsous uc warned no, to trade fr either Of snii bonds.
WILLIAM BELL.
r..,o IN 81. S-rSy U,t, Nathan
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-07-14
FORTY OOILNH$ REWARD.

ME- ASAWAY from tho s~ulsrrib"r. residing III the lower
Ia rmi Of Charlotte, in the early part OF May hnst, my
negro mnu
said negro il about twenty-five years old. low, hut stout
anil well formed, Of II dirk brown color, with II picusIns
couurcnancr when spOk.n To. H. had On when he left. Il
wii,c warn coat. lined with red plnids, s'ripci cotton pants.
AMI III! oil fur hat. No mark or tr"r rHc"lLrctei nave
rnod rco-on- 10 .nppOsc tha; he ir.t ST ont tor Richmond,
whence h. intended 20 co either To Colsinnus. trorC:nH the
plnc,. of his former habitutiOr, or mako !is escape ~ Il Tree
State. r.,
wl rive the above reward for ii- arrest on; oil the
S,u,n. or saO IN the state, provided L. De secured 20 that !
or I,r, r"nin. ANY information in relation 10 -aid Negro.
may b. addressed To the subscriber. or 10 Smith & Mnddux,
Richmond, w, JAMES T.. MOSELhl.
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iCCTlGt SALES,
An IUCTIOH,

Ggl.D HILL AZ ttS14HS
II Will. ctfrr for sale. on ltESDAl the 1t day CT au-
ru-,. ~ ,hn hrur Of I. o'clock. il irir. il! not, Oh the
ar I ,n:r Ia, following. rry PLANTATION in Louisa cUnn'y.
.i-vri.l ON The ruuI- ,i :iC SDur! Aunr River. and tTr
mil. w., II /, LISA CcmrthCrs'. ,E In" Central Kali
.; load. r,r,Hn.!n. rr ut ia arr. Ah"mt rSr"".iutrIG- "i
'In. land is cleared. and one fourth III original wood -
E,cl.v acrr- mr. ., oil riv"r dat. Thor" arr uti thr plhrtH.
ION - .6od Dwelling. cora !iUr-", hu"r. ai"l oil the n'cc-sa'
~ Offices rrqui.i,c ~. tho comfort o: a family " good large
,llIic Urrlptd al rt,ur iwU hundred 'rcrs. w..L cherry,
,s,nr. reach and other ir1iT-. from Ar. Slutnns Nnrs'ry.
near l;iclunouL tn, lrnd j. well "Hierci with never tail
in. streams. nrLi nm rx.'ilrn' Slrinr, within on" hundred
y;rls OF tho LGu,r, Trcrr are two mills nbOut one nnle
RI the uI.r,nrlpu. one Lrpr c"c!l end. tor grinding al.
:or : u. ..:rju manufacturing Hour. wuul, ANA cuiiIuS
plank 4 ni.c,iU.h house. pos! t'.r". &c. within "'"nt tile
.nIuc0 t;.:aac. Tn. river 1bounG- Win Il ,hrIc!: oi tsh.
,,ui the plantation. with an abundance OF zane. Tn" Ell
,"us Of tie uri-hbGrhOUI ac respectable AMI good neigh
bpr-. n .'.. 70
Will also oncr for sale on The same Gay. Cattle. Mules,
H0r.r-. IIo... sheep. Farming implements, liou.r aud
hItch-n Furniture. Ar. o..
Terms Of sale uhr known on ny ri sale.
Possession .ivrn OH rhr 1T Of October, or sooner Il RI.
.,uir.,I kv agreement. Ti;lr retained rn'i iast payment Is
a!pir, which ti.lri s uuqur-tionGlly good.
Tin. uul,r.irnsd, residing Oh III" premises. will take
pleasure IN .howir. the property 10 nny pcr=cr DESTROYS OF
viewing the ZANE. "a.
Ii soil privately, notice will b" given through The pGhIi'
r,f,.- ~ RICHARD &. COTTON.
(;oI,t Till Iou;su County, July .lG-ctLs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-07-14
FOR SALE

A FARM of 40 acres, III l!cirlcu r".niy. males from
IA Richmond. one halt IN cultivation. n'pr!! all at which
hus been lined. and produce WHEAT. cCrn ana clover. wet
The wood hand CuniTins some !LC timber, md q mrr' "Wuu.
thy II wood. The YORK. River railroad Viii run n'ir iu Il.
Health, water EHt society, r'~t rate III" lUrCnus'r cHH
nave the use u; tn" farm hnmi> until the end al The y""r-
rh' buildings M" new, al well arranged. About Two !Wr.
lrc,i nrr"> OF i; mud had, pr 'dmciu. tin" ha% "ft otl'r
crops.
now ari hHnd:DUI. co'ius" buildings, tRvin- IN "Nc"Ii.n'
nIarkc, garden. now producing I'm vegetables. r,d-s y
which much labor hHs been rp"nt. Al! III" !"nd i'YS.sshy
improved. Applyto ~.
T June l,-jSrif RICHARD HIII..{A.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-07-14
LAND FOR SALE.

r. WISH 10 sell n tract OF land. abou, zoo acres, n mile
md h halt. from Port Royal, Caroline county, Virginia,
immediately on the road To Bowling Green. The lnni i,
very rich. More than ibur hundred ncrcs are in wood and
timLcr, which sll well, either in Port Royal or to vessels
md stranrbouts ,rndin: with Port Royal. There Is n de:
scent al the way from the farm To The village, and the road
is excellent. The aol is admirably adapted III Whrn', Corn
and Tobacco. ls advantages of situation are surpassed by
few farm. in the state. lwUnll prefer dividing il INFO wo or
three small farms. and such divisions would suit purchasers
better. n- pnrts ui il would suit timber cr:,Cr- and wood.
cu,t,r- best nj present, ard another portion Is open and
ready for farming. Ind Improvements Oh it are new, and
suticien; for farming purlOs,s.
/ would like TO .mi several houses and lots in the town OF
Port ROYAL GEORGE FITXllUGfI.
Mnrch Eff
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RIspEII

.SGllt J. w 1OSlittl iONN'
SfALED proposals nil b.. received by tGG uuderrixucd
~ Commits iOu"r-. rc;in- Icy authority u: 81. Or!,r II ~"
lDun'y tmIri IL E.-'S county. NU-inlr. uhiil 'ir mr.,
dan ~ lngu-t u"N'. iT fh. 'r'r:sru IT It convenient lH,
tot thu -mId county. iI hr built al hard AMI well burn;
brick. rIn-i-iiu: u! Tire "Inr:'n"it'~. one on III" h:-i
nuor, aud two nhrp.". to b. well secured. rmi convenient
far the accommodation %! ;hu-r who may h" cUnfimcd
therein. III" uni'riaktr thereof. IT, h" pad "'iw'"n r!:hf
.uIrilr nmd d Thousand LDllur.. wacu !r siimIi ms" com
nlciIcrd III" work. AMI ~" hElrr.rr thereof. Onf al t'
county levy Tor the year lsJJ, which NJ become dhr Gu
thr lo'h day CT December. l-Hj. III" contractor Willie
required {" c>rrui" II huni with security. 10 h" approved
~ III" Commissioners, for the faithful performance I'll the
contract.
~" schedule q: tho character &: liz work 70 be done,
citl b" sr'iI ny -" scHtlHlc il!"rCu:. which viii be HE'D III
Ia" Clerk Office al III" said county. III communications
nnIs' u" htLr"s-et 10 ths Comm =I'n-r:, postage frid'
Iopp"!nnn"ck, Essex County, virginia.
DANDEinGE ShLE.
ALBERT g. UNEALE.
AUSTIE r"l:OCkENREOEGu.
RICHARD J.. COV!NGlOS.
UKNlLLE JEFFRiES.
JAM lr-cilt An, Commissioners
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-07-14
by TiYL0R L WILLIAMS. II rrs
l'ARMS ENR ShIE


+ NOT sold vrivutc!y 10y FRIDAY, .lu.ust iih. i.5I. Tr
IL Will On tin; da? uf''r II, public auction. without re-
'rT', c"nli!'lcIi. ~ 10 O'clock. ihc Farm know ~
"PIlLlANS.' C!i'i!"i into iDur ,Hrts,J IA miles North q.
'naiohu. adjoining the lands of Albert MUrri- rEl u,t"'r:
on 'rnct BEN. Vest Of tl,. CriIEai Ran Road. cortajuIun
ID d zee. hs n new well Finished uni conunGGious dwelling
hOu-", win "a TrSc new barn and s,uh'r, iusr built: and
another ,rHct bounded on the Meadow Bridge Ruld. con.
tainiut ~ ncT"-. with II comfortable, dwelling. barn ami
rfurr improvements i!' rcUn: md adjoining tie lands 81
ThO+. u. Carter. II tract containing. d" rCr"H, hcayily tint.
.I.rcG with pm. wood: ind on the East ,id" al. The Central
lhil Runi, II tract containing 81 ucrrs. with icorh0u-c and
uo,i. and ii ln:-c que!t!ly "i TIRE rrUoi lrch clay. uli
heavily tinih, red with pine Mnl oHk wood. These EuGs,
iying only !. miles miles Of Richmond, snnm II hici! sttr
~! Improvement. Ct'rr many inducements 10 pFl-Oils want
in. n country Residence nepr The city. lmn!riiH,rly after
the -alc VI the land, VIII be sold ~! tn" farming utcIsi',
consisting OF ii wagon cart, p!ows, scaru=. Sc. with h'''
superior young Mule; and also the crop q, oats. ahuU'
;U.NU pounds; nnI likewise the crop OF corn now srrwiEs.
W. wIii also hire out for the balance u the year Two
negro incn AMI Oh" woman. Any person t'eiro"s Of "N-
nnIia:.: these lHnd-. crops and stock. can Go 20 ty calin-
on Mr.. Marin :. TAYLOR. who resides upon tAc premises.
and who will take pleasure IN .huwin. them. \ I'M ~
he land, Chn bee seen upon the yiHC" and nj The u!trr ui
TIylar \ WIlhnnI-, Aucrorrcr-. corner Bank nnd lila
streets. ..r
IrKnS or SALn-Jnc.fourth c-l-h balaucc in ono &Yi
rwo wears, Tor negotiable notes. with interest ,.tdrd anil
tItlr retained until lat payment Iur III" land "ui i"r Tic
'rOp. &C, all -unI- under SO cf-h. and over Tint HIuouu.
tour months, for approved negotiable uot-I.
POt -rssiun will b" given Immediately. with the priyIlrC.
Of Getting away the S!.ca; or any tillg that may ur UIHIl
led. MAS:EhA BEiIl.LN,
MARTIN :. TAYLOR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-07-14
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TIME Trustees Of tile Washington Acau'hy VI anlchh,
wish 10 engage n Teacher for the next scholastic year,
commencing first Monday in September neA'; le must be
competent to tcrch the Latin. Greek and French lnngunges.
higher and lower branches OF Mathematics, together with
Mi of the English branches; with 1t good moral character.
The salary, the whole profits OF the school. ranging from
500 10 500 per year. Au election Of Teacher, will be held
a, the Institution, on the hrst dry Of August; all proposi.
tons and recommendation Of Teacher will be presented
to the Board Of Trustees, (cither by letter or personal at
tendsnce.) A Cen,!eulsn oi experience would be preferred.
For further particulars address. (post paid the Managing
Trustee, ut Winiersham =. o., Amelia, which will be
promptly attended to. :. a. MANN Secr!.
Iuly l-ru4u.