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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-17
PRISONERS RECEITED 1T TIE
PENIIENIIaRY,
ACTS or Il pRIpdTE q LoCdL
STATURE.

L An Act generating John Swearingen, ,he-
riii 81 Brooke county, from the damages of a
Judgment therein mentioned.
2. ESonerating William Armstead. sheriff of
Elizabeth City county, from the damages of a
Judgment therein mentioned.
>. Incorporating trustees oGan academy in Ere
derrick county.
4. l.cgabzing the appointment of oycrsecrs OF
the poor ih Hampshire and Warwick coumt,cs
.. Allowing a further tum- to the owners Of
lots m Pianters' town &C. Improve the same.
D. Allowing "a further time 60 the owners ot
hts in the to wn OF Martins,iile ~ improve tie
same.
z Establishing an inspection Of flour in the
county OF Amherst.
Z Tocxplain tlic act, entitled an act to- amend
the act concerning the town of Mccklenburg. in
the cocnly of Berkciy.
9. Releasing 20 Sarah Is. Campbell the right ~
TIC commonwealth to certain lands therein men
toned.
10. Releasing to Robert Park, the right Of he
common wealth TO certain iots Of ground therein
mentioned.
II. Releasing tic commonwealth right To 3
lot of land, III the town of Wheeling, to 1l,os
Baird,
II. Digorcing Nancy Bayne from her husband
Griffin Baync.
Is Diyorcirg Margaret Brougl, from her hns
band Thomas Brough.
IL. Fixing tho permanent seat Of Justice Port -
county OF Nelsan.
10 For Dividing the county of Ecnawha, & for
otter purposes.
16. Increasing ;hc reward fop killing wolves in
CERTAIN counties therein mentioned,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-17
tn JEFFERSON.
AN ACT
A"th0risigg the en- pieyment If an Additional Ma.
sal Foyce.

authorizing the en- Pioyneat If an additional Ma.
sal Foyce.
IT enacted b. he Senate and House oC Re-
- P'cSrHtdHves Of tie Ulifcd States If I,rc,ies
IN congress assembled, That in addition To tbe tri-
gates now employed, in actual service, there be
htted out, oi6cered arrl manned, as soon as NAV.
be, The four following irigates, to wit thc Uni.
ted States, Esses, .JohH ada1ns, aud Pyesilr,t =,
ahG moreover, the President OF The u. States 10
hereby authorised and empowered 20 cuuiD. man
ana employ, III actual service, so many of the
pubic armed vessels. new laid uD in ordinary.
and gun boats, as in his judgment, The public ser.
wee ln'y require and 20 Cause Che ~iri!ates. nnd
other armetCvesseis, Wien prepared tor actual
service, respectively to be stationed at sIc,, Doris
ana places, on the sea.c0ast, as he may deem,
most eXpedtent, or to cruize ON any part Of the
coast OF the United States or the TERRITORY there.
of. 49,
SEC ?. And be il IVfier enacted, That for the
purpose Oh carrying the foregoing provision into
immediate ELECT, The President OF the u States
~, ano ne Is hereby authorised and empowered
IN addition TO the number Of petty officers. able
ScalncH, ordinary seamcn, aud boys, at pre scut
authorised by law, 10 appoint, and cause To- he
engaged and employ ed, as soon as may be, thrc,
hundred midsbipmcu, three thousand six liuo.
dred able seancr, ordinary seainen and bn,s
who shall be engaged to serve for a pcsiod, tx
exceeding two years but the Prcsilcbt M,
I'sch'rge Tie same sooner, ig, in his judsmcn
thcfr service may be dispensed with. And To-
satisfy the necessary expenditures TO be inctrrct,
tnereiIi, q SUN not exceeding four hundrc., tl,ou.
SAND cellars DC, and che SANG s hereby appropr;.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-17
ACTS or II PUBLIc NATURE.

L. An Act 10 increase the compensation al.
lowed by law to the electors Of a President 4
Vice-Presidcnt ofthe u. S.
lh lieu of the present allo vance, each elector
shall receive eight cents a mile, and ferriagcs,
ana three dollars a day. The provisions Of this
act 20 extend To- the electors now in service
PROVIDED that no compensation for travelling ex.
Pcnces or daily attendance shall be made W an G.
lector wio IS a member of the General Assem-
bly,. Go commence from the passing)
2. An Act concerning Elections in certain ca.
ses
The object Of this law is to provide for filing
'acHncic" rat Occur IN the representation of q
county, Oh msy become divided, after tho an.
nial general election. IN such cases the peake I
~ tpiSsnc L writ OF election to the sheriff u eaci,
county Formed by the division, and the sheriff oil
uic coun'y retaining the original name Is to give
notice to thcs .erif oftIe olficr county Of the dav
~hen the election shall be holden, winch shall b
within hitc.a days, and not less than ten thcreaf.
ter. The sIierhls arc 10 give notice to the tree.
holders "f u'clr respective counties OF the day OF
e'fCt0l ny advert scmcut, and tie election snail
DC bcideii 1n the SANE day in each C junty The,
are to meet at the courthouse OF tic county re.
.tt1HuS Tie Origl;EI I,sme on the fourth d.
ti,er the election, to cOnpar the rOis. an
arc to make return Of the Lersons having the
greatest NUMB" Of votes, according To- a form
prescribed giving ulcir own votes in y case of
an eiual DIVISION, and IL t.,cir own vote. sl,ii he
divided, then deciding by lot. The return 10 b..
madc immediately 10 the speaker Of the Hous. Of
Dciegaits.
Wneneycr a vacacy shall occur in the repre-
sentation OF q senatorial district embracing a
county WHICH shall have become divided, The e.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-17
(BY AUTHORITY
Laws or THE UNITED S7.a7ES
AN ACT

AN ACT
TO alter the time far fhe next meeting Of Conqyes,
- HennctraI y the Senate and Housc of Rebye.
~ Seaintiveso Of the United States or 51ury;cn ~
Cong -ess dSsentJLed; That after the adiournnrnt
OF the present session, the next meeting of Con.
Sress shall be on the fourth Mondsy of NJ
next.
B. VARNUM.
Speaker Of the Houseof Rebyesentatives.
GEO CLINTON,
Vice President Of TIE United States and
President gfHc. Senate.
January so, 1909.
APPROVED,
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STOURTEEN thousand eight hundred and se-
u venty acres OF LIND, for sale on Seneca
crees, III the cotaty cf Probationary virtue ola
Deedin Trust, executed by Robert Barclay to
Richard Gaines,to secure the payment ofthe SUM
therein mentioned, I shall, on the 17th day of.
dHrch next before the door ofthe Eagle Tavern.
N the city Of Richmond, sell TO the highest bid
Ter, for cash, the aforesaid land being in one en-
trc tract, An unquestionablc title will be made
80 the purchaser.
HARR1' tf@EG, Trustee.
February 10. ids
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AZ two g1Jt JouinrVmen SHOE
~ /HdAERS, to so to the Western CouG-
Try. For particulars, apply to the Subscribe.
ALEXANDRA fULIOW.
February 7. oawSy
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lOHN ALCOCK, informs MS friends, ard :ilc.
y PnDi,c, that ne IS carrying on his ChBINET'
MAKING BUSINESS, in ali It's branches where.
he makes all kind OF Mahogany Fur,,iu,ae in ti,,,
pest Manner and or tie newest iasl;ions.-Any
gentlemen or ladies wanting any F,iy,,it, re Mi;
Ind good work executed, and on low terms, as.
can be bought in New-YorS, or say o~tIerplsce.
Any orders lett ut my shop, in the CFoss-Strcct.
adjoining Prosscr and Moncura's Venaue S,ore.
or ut Nh George Grecnios's where keep ray
Ware-koom, will &c p"intcdly attended to. and
great care SsSen to deliver it IN good order.
N. b. Two Apprentices wanted ut the aboyc
business, who can come well Recommended.
JANUARY II. e
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Balance in favor of the Penitcnti-

Balance in favor of the Penitcnti-
airy, s 1871 81
CO In settling the accounts of the Penitctiary
on the above principles, there was formerly a
considerable balance against the institution
From the above balance, however, must be- de-
Quoted the officers stated salaries, and such
expences OF removing prisoners from the dis
triot jails to the Penitentiary, as arc incident to
that instruction.
or The clothing of the prisoners is entirely ma
mnfacturcd within the Penitentiary and their.
%rations are furnished, by contract, at six cents
aday. The formerkeeper was allowed, by the
inspectors, thirteen cents.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-17
P~EN1TENYIARY SYSTEM

Operations betsreen tie 1st IF December 1897, and
the 30h Of Nove,nber 1905.
Tota, amount oE articles manu-.
featured for sale, and for the
use ofihe commonwealth, 64,19s 523
soners, SD -
Stock OF materials on hand the
seth of November 1908, 15,4oO 10
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-17

M OliCt.-Aii petsnnS iisvmg CLAIMS a,rI;,gt
~ The estate of Samuel Pointer, Diseased ,r.
ieluestei to exhibit them, properly ant!.cn,ir,-
ted, to the Subscriber; and those indebted ,rc
solicited to make immediate paymen,, MS s,,;ts
iinIlents.
BENJAAIN WOLFE, oniy Executor.
January ~. go.
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JOSIAH ELLIS, Z e'"n'nsSS'oa-
WV. MANN, { e,s,
January. .

JNhuarySt ~1aM2m1
Cop;rtncrsh;p ~i,itnetto c;,,,i-
~ r.l on, bv thc Suhscrib,rs ,uder tto 60
OF EcsjaD,in HrdEha,s & Ia. Is this d,v. Nv mr.
tuai consent, di$sn'.','i. All persons ,,,levtedf,
the sand iiiin, ars- earnestly desired 10 com. toys.
ware, adjust and pay Oh their several i,ai.nnes
L" ei,hcr of the parties, WHO will like wise nav
any sun due, ny theHh, to individuals tor tsausac-
tions wi.hthcm.
Those w*o tailto come forward, and manifest
a disposition To do what is right. cannot hone ior
iur'iicr indulgence, and consequently they viii
be sued, without DISCRIMINATION
BENT WOLFE,
BENJ RRGDSKAE.
Gooch'and, January %. oa,v1n
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'ESO ALI. TH0M II IN COVCEPT~
4 ~ Tue tine ut n dissolution OF the firm of
Camp5cH and G?~k, merchants hcre,Ca ttansGr.
and s. lie was made 10 the subscribe. ore Of lie
pt'tners, by NJ. Archibald Campbell Of New
\ FORK, the other, of all his interest i'm the debts and
STOCK OF THAT copa'taership p, and also of the house,
OF Robert Campbell s. Co. OF Charlotte count,.
Carried On under The superinterdcuce OF R6bcrr
Campbell, deceased, WHO was exclusively i.ise-
rested i'll that firm one third, and the remainder
belonging TO the house here.
THERE'S still due from Robert Campbell & Co
q considerable balance Tor advances made dtir;gsr
Tue existence Ct that firm, 10 the subscriber, wb1.
IS therefore, only competent tor his agent Il,
collect < grant discharges fOr debts due Robert
Campbell & Co. 10 amount ofthc sums OWN, bv
thcm for advances OF cock, and the reminder.
II any, VIII be profits, and to which the represcn-
tativeso OF Robert Campbell, VIII be entitled one
third part.
SAMUEL CLARK,
only s~nrViviHg Partner Of he late drm of
Richmond, january II. oa@6w
N. D will give the highest price for Tobac-
60 and ether produce in discharge of the
debts due to Robert Campbell & Co.
scLARE.
IN CHANCERY-NortlumbcraInd County
ACourt, 14tl, Noy. 1893.
George Q. Thomas Brown, C,aaplainans-it
E4'nst Jacob Walsh, jr. x Stokeiy lowles, pr
Jendants. :
TiII5 day came The compit9, by their council,
and the dct't Wafsh, not having entered lis APP
pcarai,oc anG given security, according to to tie
OF Assembly and TIE rules of ills court, and IL
appearing 60 tlIc satisfaction Of the court that h.
IS not an inl'lbitart OF this state, on the motion Of
the c~omplts, ii is decrccd and ordered. thatt,.
sad deft Ydish appear here on the fist day of
March term nest, and answer the bill vi the csm-
plUnanis, and snat a copy of this order be forth
with Inserted, for two sonths successfully. in
come ne paper published in the city Of Rici,-
mond, and posted at tine front door OF the court
house Of this county.
Audit is further ordered, that the def't Joqgk.s.
retain III his hands whatever money or propettv
he may have belonging to the said Walsh, until
the fuSther order Of the court.
Attest,
Jan. g. oaU8,g
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Stock ofmaterials On
hand the LIST of pc.

eember 1907, g $50 -
Cost ofraw materials
diet of c~onvicts,
sums paid prisoners
on their discharge,
extra diet furnish
ed the sick, reduc-
ton in the price Of
shoes, and agents
commissions from
the FIRST of Decem-
Der. 1907, to the
SOth of Nov. 1903, $500 AL
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-17

N Pursuance ofa decree in Chancery, made
u blythe Court ofthe u. States for the 5th Cir
cut, in the district of Virgioia ut the November
term, IN the year 1905, we shall expose to Public
Auction, at the time anil place herein after men,
toned; Two TRACTS in tie county at Cooch-
iand, on the Beaver Dam Greek, containing nine
hundred acres and the other c;.iir.l Little Is
land, Containing 10 acres, at Goocl.anl court
house on the court d ~ thereof, ON the Sd Mons
day IN April. The dover of the wi,.ow Vim.
Hsn"'c' VII he first deducted. and the conditions
IN which the said land are directed ,nJcr Tic
SAID decrce, will appear therein and will be coYa-
'Ha'Hca;ed ON the day of sale. The terms of
p,.. Hncnt wall be as follows one fourth Of the
purchase money To be raid in cash, and tie &c.
'na'nr'g 'i;lec tourtlis in three equal Indictments
OF SiX. twelve and eighteen months credit. In
ai otter respects the AFORESAID decree will be
pursued.
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1851 20

The reason why the balance, inthe treasury
on the first OF Oct,ser this year, is so much less
than the last, is, that the Legislature bv an act of
the last session postponed the payment of the tax.
es to the first OF November, instead of the first
payment.
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" hLUABLE PROPERTY, fXf S4LE-
Inc ownershave become desirous of .eil;hr.
thai we'll known. and valuable Property, IT,,
RARI SPRiNGS, lyiass in Bath county, viii,
all inc Land and Tenement, belonging thereto,
III they viii sell tine Springs with 5 or 6 hundred
acres OF Land. IL woulI be useless TO saw ,ny
thing about the situation of those Springs, AMI
their great Medical qualities, with The s,i,erier
advantages attached To them, over any ofthe o.
thcr Mineral Watts in tllis country. AS it is
presumed that no onc viii atte'artto purchase,
N1o Is NOT wen acquainted with them, or VINO
viii view the property before they purchase A.
ny COMMUNICATION on this subject, addressed to
the Suascribcr, will be speedily atiendcd 10
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ated, and shall b. paid cut of any monies in Tic :
treasury not otherwise appropriated.
in VARNUM,
Speaker Of the Roasey Representatives.
in MILLEDCE,
January, 81, 1909.
APPROVED,
TIL JEFFERSON.
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A VIEW
THE MOST IMPORTANT
PROCEEDINGS

-.H ~ VIEW
OF THE MOST ~IMroRraSr .
pROCEEDTACy :
~ THE LEoisLArrRE OF viRcINIA, AT
THE SESSION or 1889.
!
Receipts ard E.eoelgifuycs dts6e Public Treasure
Of December 1908.
Cash, in the Treasury OH the frst !
of October 1907 & 1889 So
- Received between the 6rst j
Of October, 1907, and the 50th
of Sc September 1908, 318,5S8 10
----
456,O77 YS
Dis1ursed within the above peri
cd, S69,e55 60
-A
of October 1905, S &C. 800 SO
= ---
Between the first of October 1908
when the accounts were closed,
and the third Of Oc,abcr 1903,
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Richmond, January II.

N. D viii give the highest price for Tobac-
20 and ether produce in discharge of the
debts due to Robert Campbell & Co.
6. CLARE
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NJ IL J-FIS-
Warm Springs, Dcccmber 10. oaw,,mI
N. b considerable prompt payment will ne
expected, and few likely Young ROES
taken.
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8. 10 repeal the act, more offectualiy to pre.
vent malicious and vexatious suits.
Inns act i:ereiy repeats the act of the ODD
. - ",'u"iy ioO'' tIo commence from the pas
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Between the first of October 1903
when the accounts were closed,
and the third Of Octabcr 1903,
the death of Gen. VIM. Nose
ley, late Treasurer,
Cash'or hand,
Received between the first and
third of October 1908,
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Between the seventh November
1908, when Gen. John Preston
entered on the duties of his Of
lice, and the 3lst of December
1903, -
Cash received of Gen. Moseles,
Received between the 9TH Of No
vember and 3lst Dec'rlS08,
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curIty shall, nevertheless, be bound accer-
ding to the terms OF his bond. Provided. that
no sale shall be stayed Till bond and security
be given. This not only to extend to iudg-
mcnts for money, founded oh contracts here
totore entered into, OF where cause of action
shall have accrued before the passage of the
act but not to extend to Judgments in acti-
ons ot SANDER , assault q battery, trcspass,
and actions on the case founded OH tort; or to
Judgments recovered by one security against
another, or by the security against the prin-
cipal or Tor money received as attorney,
sherIff, sergeant, coroner, constable, guar
dlan, executor, administrator or committee
OF an idcot OF lunatic or as receiver under
an order OF court, or a judgment recover
ed by the state, or against a sheriff, or other
oihcer tor any delinquency, or a bank cs-
tablisled by law or the mutual assurance
society |; or a corporate body against delin-
quent subscribers. Sec. 9. Nothing in this
act shall prevent any plaintiff from resorting
to his original security, if, after the expira.
tion of this act, due diligence be used to re-
cover the money secured by any bond taken
III pursuance thereof nor shall any such
bond be regarded as "A satisfaction, ill it be
actually paid. Sec. 10. Original securities
may move Tor Ountcr-security as prescri-
bed by the 9Th Sec, and it it be not given.
execution may Issue against the debtor and
last security; but the original security shall
remain bound to the creditor in the terms Of
his original contract. Sec. IL. IT bond and
security he not given. as authorized by this
act, till the execution be LEVIED, the sheriff
or officer shall be entitled 10 the same Com
missions as for taking repievy bonds, and
may issue his tickets, aud have the same
remedy for their recovery against tho de.
iendant as heretofore against the plaintiff in
forthcoming bonds. And in such cases. lie
oihcer shall restore the property, Oil the pro-
duction ola certificate from the clerk. that
bond and security has been given. Sec. IL
The clerk or other officer shall recover Of
the defendant, IN the same manner as other
fees, sixty-tbree cents for each bond taken
underthis act. Sec. Is. All costs shall be
paid by the defendant, before he shall avail
himself of the benefit of this act. Sec. Ia.
Where debtors fail to avail themselves of
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-21
JENNlNGS'S GAP, June oath, 1909.
Robert Mcdowell,

- ESPECTFULLY informs the public
"a tina, he has Removed his family from
Stanton to the Red. House in Jennings
Gap, on the R,ain Road 10 the differen,
mineral Springs in Bath, Monroe s. Green
brier, where he keeps HOUSE of EN-
TERTAINMEN'T, at the Sign of The
SPREAD EAGLE, twelve miles from
) aunion and % miles from Havtison
burg. His house is large and airy, vel
lurnlshed with good beds, liquors Of the
best, good stabling to hold upwards o
thirty horses, with plenty of hay ane
grain and rastdrage. Also some Mine
raj Springs very convenient to the house
and as he intends paying particular atten,i.
on 10 the house him&lf; he hopes TO Civ.
general satisfaction to those Who favour
him with their custom.
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N O T l C E.

a LII those that have claims against the
"a estate Of Waddy Turner, decd. Wi
please bring them forward, authenticated
agreeable to law, Tor adjustment.
Those who are indebted to the said es.
tate are requested TO come forward, as soon
as possible, and make payment, as the 81
tuation Of the estate will not allow of am
further indulgence.
A. TURNER, Admir-.
June 9th, 1909. sw.
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20 Dollars Reward.

Is offered. for experimenting ANDREW, ne
= gro slave, who about the beginning of this
month RUN AW AY from the subscriber resi-,
Girg In the neighbornood of Amelia C ourt
iieuse. Andrew is about thirty years old.
IN Intelligent. active, small man, good house
and stable servant, drives a Carriage we'll. un.
derstands LITTLE of Shoemaking. and readily
performs any kind Of plantation lab;r. Some
years ago ne WAS in the service Of Mr. Turner
AZ tse Bell Tavern in Richmond where l be
iieve he generally acted as ,hooier, and after.
wards tall LIST Christmas, was employed BY Mr
Henry T.. Biscoe of Manchester in his tobacco
stemmery, he has wife living at the Man
chester coal yard free mulatto woman nsmea
SAKey Hoiinses, by whom have reason 10 be
Iieve nc is secTe,ed. will pay the above re
ward 10 ANY person who win deliver TO me the
above men ioned slave, or secure him in Jail 50
that get him again.
James Henderson.
Goth June, 1909. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-21

HAVING executed a deed of trust to
~ Benjamin Oliver, jr. William Cum
ningham. and Samuel Richardson, convey
ing certain property therein mentioned, to
them, for the purpose ofmaking sale there
OF, in order to discharge all debts for which
am bound for my father, and my own
debts,--lt is therefore my wish that all such
creditors may as soon as possible, make
their respective claims known TO the above
named gentlemen, that they may know how
far to carry the sales, which will take place
the LIST of August next.
JOHN NJ. SYME.
4th June, 1909. IDS
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Tracts of |. and

With their appur tenances, or so much thereof
as may be necessary 10 pay certain debts in the
said deed OF trust mentioned, that IS to say.
one tract situate in the county of NIontyomery
containing eight hundred acres being that tract
on which the said Andrew lie sis now lives.
one other uac' adjoining the las. mentroneu on
the north, Containing ten Thousand acres: one
Other tract adjoining the first mentioned bc,pu
an inclusive survey, containing seven thousand
seven hundred acres, one other nac, adj in,py
the last mentioned at the west end, con a,n,n,,
four hundred and fourteen acres one o.h.r
trac, called the CHsssUr Meek containing three
hundred and sixty six acre, one other ,racr
ca led SgvEa.s tract OH Bottom CrccS. aaio,n.
ing the first mentioned tract of eight hundred
acres. and containing one hun3,ea ana ffy
acres; one other tract aisp adjoining the 6rst
ne Ioned tract called pfothnous Garden con.
tanning one hundred and twenty eight acres
one other tract adjoining the las. mentioned.
containing one hundred aud thirty acres: one
osher tract adjoining the Inclusive survey of Sc.
ven thousand seven hundred acres aooyemen.
TONED, containing eighty acres one other tract
adjoining the same inc usve survey and contain.
ing one hund. ed ACRES ono other tract lying on
both sides OF Little Rvcr, containing ore hun.
dred ana htry acres, on which is situate Hope1
well Forge-one oiher tract adjoining thereto.
containing one hundred aid forty acres--one
o.ber tract adjoining the same, called the Saw
io'i u~S', containing 'our huhn'ed anu thirty
eight acres-and one other tract adjoining the
last mentioned tract, containing one hundred
acres--which said several tracts of land arc
| situate in the Comfy Of Montgomery.
! The said sale will be made agreeably 10 the
directiens in such cases, of the act of Assembly,
passed the Slst day OF January, 1909, emitted
can act concerning executions, and for other
| purposes"
EDWARD JOHNSTON,
| JOHN PRoSSER, trustees
N. b. The above mentioned properly is stu.
ate on and about what is generally called the
BENT MOUNTAIN. and Considered q verv
valuable estate, particularly for gazing Any
one wishing for moro particular information,
may apply to Charles Iohn;ton, residing in
Campbell County, near Lynchhurg, or to Robert
| Pollard. George p cke;t. or Gallego, Richard &
Co. in the city of Richmond.
Richmond, uly IL, 1909. tbs