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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-14

WILL BE SOLD, by virtue of deed of trust
w entered into by Samuel Foster, to secure the
payment OF certain sums of money to Taliaferro
Hunter, on Friday the 18th day of December next,
at the Mansion House, upon the premises, for ready
money, so much of two Tracts Of Land, lying in
south Farnham Parish and Essex county, to wit; one
tenement tract parcel of land, containing three
hundred and twenty-nine acres and half acre, be
the same more or less, being the same land which
was conveyed to Taliaferro Hunter by John H. Beale
* Apphia his wife, by deed dated the Goth day of A.
pril, 1907, and recorded in Essex county court on
the 2Ist day of Sept. IS07And also one other tene-
ment, tract or parcel Of aad, containing twenty-se-
ven acres and quarter of acre, be the same more
or less, being the same land which was conveyed to
Talaferro Hunter by John H. Beale and Apphis
his wife (but not sgned by the said Apphia) by deed
proved and recorded in Essex county court, on the
18th day of July, 1908, and being the same two tracts
oil hand which were conveyed by Talisferro Hunter
and Eliza Mary his wife aforementioned, to the said
Samuel Foster, by deed bearing date the LIST day of
january, 1911, shall be sufficient pay and salts
fy the contingent charges attending the same, and
pay the sum of three hundred and eighty-ve pounds
twelve shlinss and one penny, Virginia money. with
legal interest the same, from the first day of ia
nuary, 1912.
TIL. C. HooMEs, Acting trustee.
September I. wSw
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TaNflE Subscribers trustees Cor the Appahannock
" Academy, are desirous.of engaging president,
and steward. The buildings and situation of this
academy probably unite more convericncc, healthi-
ross, and remnteness from vicious examples, than
those of any other In the site. Above oirOi viii be
Immediately invested in the best hooks for enabling
students to obtain refined taste FOR heir mother
tongue The clsssicks, and such Of the sciences as
the resources reach, will he taught. and strict
te6'ion paid to the com ort and proficiency of the
pupils II would contribute to the probability of OBJ
tanning accomplished tutors fthose who purpos. to
send scholors would be pleased to ,licate thsr in.
tention to of the trustees possible and
It will also enable them TO ascertain and pub
fish the terms of board and tuition. If miuisr af
the gospel should become the president of this aca-
deny, il is situated and adapted to procur, for him
encouragement in that capacity. Application may
be made to either of the trustees.
JOHN y.9YLOR,
J Ri N-R-HE.7D,
REURE.N- TURNER
H4Y B.2TT.PTLE,
CHPS. T.1LLL3FERRO
Caroline, Oct. 2stk, 1919. wswn.
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4 ME subscriber respectfully informs the public,
n that having taken his nephew Henry Tompkins
Jr into partne rship, the business heretofore
ried on by him. will from the first day of November
next he conducted under the firm of Harry Io4ao-
k!nS, g Co. who w' always keep on hand g neral
assortment of Groce ries and other articles in that
line, of the best qualify, which will he sold on the
most reasonable terms-being provided with a large
and convenient Fire Proof Lumber House, they will
commission, and promise the utmost punctuaiiy and
dispatch in executing any order. that may be intrust-
ed to them.
Harry IonlbkinS earnestly solicits those indebted
to him to come forward and pay of their accounts
Immediately, existing circumstances require
speedy settlement Of his affairs. All those having
cseims against him will please call for settlement
HARRY TOMPKINS.
October 16. If
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&c svahuND STONE WARE.-Benjainin IJu-
EN Val s. Son, at the sign of tAe Golden Mortar,
Richmond, have on hand, large assortment o.
tS1'ONE HIKE, q, superior quality, manufactu-
red in this place by u. Duvai - CO which they
Will sell at the New-York wholesale prices.
Orders for the abnve or application made at their
Mediciae Store, viii be strictly attended to.
assortment of Drugs, Medicines, Dye Stus, Paints,
Oils, &C., of genuine quality and moderate terms
Sent 1. wtf
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Nov. 10.

VALUABLE PROPERTY for SATELLITE
subscribers are authorised to dispose o., at pri-
waite sale, that valuable piece ground purchased by
Mr.. Moses Davis of Isaac Webster Esq. situated on
Cary street and containing 90 feet front, on said
street having thereon a large brick Lumber House,
dwelling house and other Improvements.
Terms will be made known Oh application to
.uoncure, Robinson g Pieasants.
Sept. % tf
Ii the above property is not disposed of private
sale before the 9Th inst, it will that day be sold
without reserve tor cash, at public auction, on the
premises. M. r. & z.
Nov 9th, 1912
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JOSE BERNARDO GUTIERREZ.

MILLEpoEvfLLE, October 2s.-Capt. Moore,
company ct United States Infantry, consisting OF
ninety two fine looking soldiers, passed through thi;
place yesterday on their march to Fort Stoddert.-
The whole of this excellent company, far surprising
in point ofnumbers and appearance of the men, any
we have vet seen, were enlisted in the neighbour
hood of Greenville, sc. within few months past
Another company from the Bath Springs, in this
state, we understand, will march for the same
place Fort Stoddert in few days.
It has already been observed in this paper, that
the U. States troopsin the Mississippi Territory,
were concentrating near Mobile aud that the mill
tia of the territory have the same destination. 1t
is not to be supposed that the government would
order so many troops to that neighbourhood without
having an object in yiew-and that object must be
the occupation of the Forts of Mobile and Pensa-
cola fsrl-~ H. ~,
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NOIICE.-Ah persons Indebted to the estate of
~ Joseph i'rahue decd Of Powbatan City, are
requested to make imm ediate payment; and all per-
sons having claims against said estate are requested
bring them forward well authe the sub
seriber or before the 25th day of December next
for adjustment, he is about close his admins
tratorsl,ip.
This advertisement will be plead in bar of all
claims not produced or before that day.
ARTHUR SUBLETT, admir-.
Of Jos. 1yabue, decd.
November 6. wSwp
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November 6.

ME SUBSCRIBER, having leased the Tavern
Il and other houses at Hanover Courthouse, for
the term of three years, proposes opening a
Tavern ON the LIST OF January, 1918.
He will provide himself with good beds, liquors
and diet for the accommodation of the pHblic. A
house uneonnected with the Tavern will be appro-
priated to tie use of families. Mr. Chandler will
teach school in the White House. 1 can board
from ten fifteen scholars, on the terms mentioned
in Mr.. Chander's advertisement below.
JOHN THORNTON.
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WOTICE.

~ NOTICE..
ME subscriber begs leave to inform the Citizens
u OF Richmond and the public in general, that ne
has removed TO Richmond in the house formerly
occupied by Thomas Dlddep, thirteenth street.
where he intends TO carry his business in all its
various branches and he further all who may
favor him Will! their custom it shall be done with
the shortest notice, and the neatest
WILLIAM WORD, TAYLOR.
Oct. IS, 1919. ars.t. wiwp
NIB wish also to employ two or three work
men.
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NO IICE. ...l.
nWING to the death of Benjamin Ames, Of the
- late firm of Ames and Underhill, the closing of
said concern necessarily devoives the subscriber.
Those having claims will please make application,
and those indebted will make paymentto
WILLIAM UNDERHILL,
,Surpiving partner Of the late firm Of
.3nfes 81 UInderhiH
October 25. wSw
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October 8, 1912.

EDUCaTION.-Th public are again respect
IA folly informed, that the subscriber viii contin
tie in his profession, as teacher of youth, the
ing year-And for this purpose he Engaged ,llat
large and coInmodious building, called the White
House, few yards distant from Hanover Court
house, where Ice will teach the following branches
of learning, viz the English, Latin aud Greek lam
guages Writing, Arithmetic, English composition
and Geography. The fees for tuition, in any all
the above mentioned branches, will be so dollars
payable at equal quarterly payments. Any scholar
becnraIng member of the school, viii be liable for
tue tuition fees for the whole year.
The school win be opened on the 15ih of January,
and will be discontinued the 9Th of December fol-
lowing making term of 10 months, after deduct-
ing of the summer months for vacation. The
subscriber will be prepared to accommodate a few
of the scholars with board, washing and lodging, IN
elusive ut 20 dollars for The term, payable quarterly
The balance of the scholars, ,Ir. Thornton will
board, the same terms. The subscriber will feel
his duty to attend particularly tn the morals and
general department of the youths intvnsted las
care; ard TIC Puhe may rest assured that no gam
ing viii lie allowed lay Mr.. Thornton.
The subscriber returns his grateful acknowlcd
mens to the public, for the liberal patronage with
which he has been heretofore favored and hopes,
by ardent desire To- please, and close attention
to the discharge of his duty, still merit the conf
dence Of Gentlemen disposed educate their sons
in The above branches.
Scholars can be engaged by application to Mr..
Thornton, or to the subscriber.
RUFUS CHANDLER A. NJ.
CERTIFICATE.
Mt the request Of Mr.. u. CHANDLER, we have
examined hs credentials, and testify that lie is
in possession Of satisfactory vouchers Of his having
been hbcrsIy educated at Yale College one OF the
most reputable Seminaries IN New HngIsnd. Be
side the literary honors conferred him by the
College, find him highly spoken Of by the profess
sors under whom he studied. lie has also exhibited,
from Gentlemen of high responsibility, ample tcs-
timonias in favor of his moal character, and s az
siduity and success rs teacher. IN addition to al
which gives pleasure to say, that, from per-
sonsl acquaintance with MIR. Chandler, we readily
concur in the favorable sentiment expressed by
others. ANDREW RROADDUS. :
PETER NELSON.
Nov. 10th, 1919. WOW
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3 AND-OFFICE, Oct IS, iSt2--Tn pursuance OF
IAN act Of Assembly, passed the i4t, of February
1911, entitled An sct 20 amend the several laws
concerning Escheats," do hereby make il known
that the two following tracts Of land situated IN the
county Of Brooke, have escheated to the commen-
wealth. appears by the certificates of the Eseicst-
or Of said county, hearing date the 18th day OF Sep
tenIber last, yiZ-one tract supposed contain one
acre, lying on the top Of the river I'LL, Charlie
town. late the property OF Carlos Don Quoxctte de-
ceased, who died seized thercof--the other being
part OF LOT Federal street in the town Of Charles
town, late the property Of Gideon Baeheior deceas-
cd, Who is said TO have died seized thereof.
CHAS. BbAGRONE, Regr.
October f6. CIV
gT The EDITOR nc the Nstiapsl Inteigeneer will
pse.t Che above advertisement ~ lis payer for six
weeks sIecesaie s. and transmit lis seoount to this
department forj5sy iacnt- e.. y.
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r ou1sA County Court, September 1I,h, 1sis-
IA James T.iee, Plaintiff.
against
Anderson 1rice, Dabuey Tree, Alkaline Smith
Triee, John Tr,se, E',-ha Acme ;riee, Washington
rrice, and Jeif-,son Trice aud Nancy Dekenson
Trice, who has in,ermariied with certain -
Cavitt William Anderson rriee, Hatsey D;,bney
free, who has interinaiiied wi,h certain -
Bradley, and Dorothy Anderson Tricr, who has fn-
termarried with certain ----- Evans,
Dsfendants.
III ChaneeyJ ---Thc defendants Nancy Dcke,sop
Cavtt, William anderson Trec, aad Patsey D,,hney
Bradley, not having catered their appearance and
given security according to the act OF assembly AND
the rules OF this court, and it appearing tho salts
faction ofth that they not inhabitants of
this stste the motion of the plaintiff by his
sci, IL as ordered that thc said defendants Cavtt,
Trice and Bradley, do appear here the second
Monday in December next au, answer the hi, of the
plaintiff, aud that copy of this orler be forthwith
Inserted in one OF the newspapers printed in
The city of Richmond, for eight weeks srcessively,
ind published at the front door OF the courthouse
OF this county, on some court day.
n copy. Tcste,
NICHOLAS ]. POlNDEXTEE, d. C.
September 90. wsw
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September 90.

4 FATHER Il HARDWARE.--I have now on
I 4 hand a complete assortment ni Northern Lea
Their; plated and common Sa6dlery: Carriage and
Gig Mountings; Brushes Whips aud Spars Cutri-
ers', Shoemaker and Sadd.ers' Tools-Eor sale OPP
poste the Eagle Tavern.
JOHN .icPUERSON
N. b. Country Merchants. Ia mers and Mecha-
hicks, earnestly requested call, deter
mined to sell low for cash good paper.
October G.. wtf
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WILLIAMSBURG, Nov. I, 1Sf2.-The sub
" scriber having failed to give notice in time for
the commencement of the present course of Lect.
ures, that her intention still prevails, OF taking stu.
dents rs boarders who may attend the Seminary of
William and Mary College at the usual price com
mon for boarders. She also will, with pleasure re-
ceive Ladies and their Families who may chose to
pass any time in Williamsburg during Summer or
AUTUMN Should female school be established here,
Young Ladies should receive every attention in The
power of the subscriber
MARY MoNRo PEACHY.
NoV,o. w1mp
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NIRGINIA-At Rules holden in the Clerks
' Office of the Superior Court of Chancery for
the Richmond district, the llth day Of August 1919
Timothy Brunddge, John Minor & Philip .lsrri-
son, executors OF Benjamin Bolts, deed. who sue
as well for themselves, such other creditors Of
John West decd win come in, and contribute to
the expepces ofths suit. PIt6ss.
against
John West, and William Jacobs Def's.
THE Def ndant William Jacobs not having enter
ed his appearance and given security according
the Act of Assembly and the Rules Of this Court and
it appearing by satisfactory evidence, that he is not
an inliabltant of this country is ordered, That
the said Defendant do appear here the first day
of the next term and the bill of the Plaintiff
and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper peblished in the City of Rich
moud, for two months successfully ami posted at
the front door of,te Capitol, in the said City.
A Copy,--Teste,
VIM. w. HENING. C. O.
Nov 10. w3w
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B1tARMERS' BANK OF VIRGINIA-The
u Stockholders are hereby notified, thar agreea-
bly, to the Charter ofncorporation, the third install
ment OF twenty five dollars share on the Capital
Stock, viii be payable at the Bank, to the Cash.
iers OF the Offices OF Discount and Deposit, or be-
fore the 9TH of Dec. next.
VIM NEKERVIS Cashr.
October 10. Jawt7D
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in the cultivation Of those lands which, pledge
myself; will be assigned to every individual among
you, in the pursuit of wealtl, aud happiness in
such way as your ncirations may point out to you
To those who desire it, the right OF working or dis
posing of any mines OF gold, silver, what nature
socver. which you may find, will be gircn.
The right of tamsy and discosing OF the wild hor-
ses aud mules which roam unclaimed over an i'm
mease of country within the limits OF the Mex.
lean Republic, will be common to- all of you. The
surplus &c property eonscated, belonging those
who nimicai 20 the republican, cause, alter the
expences OF the expedition paid, will be divided
amongst you-and these powerful aud almost inesti-
mahe services which GU will render, will further be
rewarded from the public treasury of that govern
ment which you w,ll have SO materially aided in e.
recting.
Signed.
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NoR RENT or LEASE-That Cusmodious
, brick dwelling, occupied hy the late Ch.ncc,-
Ter Tyler in the City OF Williamsburg, sessng
every necessary convenience OF cut houses, sc. 1t
beautiful situation aud has attached to il several
acres OF ground with garden in high cultivation.
Possession may be had immesately--For tel ms
apply at the Raleigh Tavern, Williamsburg.
SepteIub.r 90. If
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A MEXICAN LITER ATURE.-The patrons OF
~ the" Mountain Muse" are respectfully inform
ed that in consequ of alterations which the
soicitude of the Author for the merit ot hiS work
has induced him to make in his plan, particularly
by an extension of some of its principal scbjccts the
delivery OF the Books subscribers will delay
ed until some time next spring.-Persons who are
acquainted with the terms of publication may have
an opportunity Of manfestng their good wishes for
It's success by The transmission of subscriptions the
post.olice Of this place, any time between now and
the first of February next.
THOMAS BRYAN.
Harrisonburg. Rockingham county,
November 5. 5tD
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~ OBERT JOHNSTON, Having removed from
q the store he formerly occupied, 10 one oppps te
the Globe Tavern, at the sign Of the CHOSS Gu T.
S4W, oiers for sale general & welI-seieetcd
pent Of JROoN:.HO.VGERP, CUTLERY and
DRf GOODS-Which he viii dispose Of tI,e
lowest terms for casl, or scceptanees.
November g wSw
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October 16.

'HNO MHlLERS-I have on an arm of Roanoak in
Il the county of Meeklenburg an excellent settle for
mill AHy persons disposed to enter into the mil
ling business and are willing to take the use of the
mill tor No of years in proportion to the expence
Oh erecting u may make an advantageous bargain by
applying either to Lewis & BurweIl, Manchester or
the Subscriber,
J.R. LUCAS.
Lombardy grove,
MeckIenburg, Oct. 90. v2m
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'aNOMPKINS & MURRAY. Have received &
are now opening their LONDON GOODS, con
sisting Of valuable and extensive assortment of
&c.& on board of the Oliver Eiisw Orth from Liver
pool nov, at City Point, they have considerable
portion of their WoOeus, Hardware and
Cutlery, which may he expected ~ in the course Of
or 10 days; all Of which they offer for sale, on
reasonable terms, for cash, negotiable paper.
nJ' so Bales Napt.Cottons on hand.
Nov, 8. tf
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VALUABLE LAND for SALE-Pursuant to
decree at the Superior Court of Chaacery,
District of Richmond, pronounced the end day of
July last, will be offered for sale on the premises on
Friday the fourth day Of December next on credit
of twelve months, that valuable tract of land where
on Mr.. John keisa now resides, in the county of
Cumberland, four miles from Farrnville and one
from Apponattox river, now navigabie to Peters.
burg, containing $50 acres, handsomely situated and
in high cultivation further description OF this fine
farm, is for the present. deemed Unnecessary, as on
the day OF sale, the many advantages attached to it,
will be duly made known, by
b. B. WOODSON,
w. MICHAUX.
Consnsiss toner's.
october 9th, 1919. w4wp.
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VII. w. HENrNG.


q ANDS ron .S.4LE-Ry virtue Of the above
decree oil tie Honorable Superior Court Of
Chanccfy FOR thu Richmond District ell Be Sold at
public auction, IL the Highest bidder, n, the Eagle
a'ern !" The city ct Richmond, upon the fourth
day at January next, il fair otherwise the next fair
day, the following tracts efiand in the state of Vr
ginia, viz e.et t3l -
1o9s0 acres in the county Of Grccnbricr. on the
no,tl-S st site o. the Meadow river.
500 acres formerly in Harrison. hut now in Ron.
doiph count, on Stewards ,,in.
500 aci'es formerly III Harrison, but now in RAM
Golph county on the waters of Stewards run.
500 acres formerly in Harrison, but now in RAM
do..a, county between Stewards run and Heddins
Mill run. $3.50
500 acres formerly in Harrison, hut now in Ram
delphi county, on SteWs.;'s run.
$40 acres in Harrison county. on the waters Of
ST warts run. drain OF Tiger Vailc, river
300 acres IN Harrison county on Hackers creek.
1000 acres form rIy in Harrison, but now in RAN
do'rh county, on fhe hesd-waters OF Stewards run
a dran of Tigers Valley river.
1000 acres formerly IN Harrison, Int now in Ran-
dolph county. on the Gladly fork of Cheat river
1884 acres in the county of Harrison on the waters
of Gnatty creek
5000 acres formerly in HARRISON but now Rau,lolph
county, on tho Glad, fork ofCheat river
ZOO acres IN Harrison county, on the right hand
fork OF Gnatty creek.
1000 acres in Harrison county, on the left hand fork
of Gnatty creek.
The patents for the above lands are all issued to
the said Robert Means, assignee of Henry Banks
and the sale WILL according 10 the terms Of the said
decree, be upon credit ~ twelve months as to one
noety OF the purchase money and of two wears as to-
the other moiety. The pur chasers to give bond and
security, and deed of trust upon the lands in order
to secure payment of the purchase mopey.
DANIEL CALL.
Executor of and devisee in trust.
under the iGsf WiN and 7esfanaenf
Of Robert Means, decd.
Oct %. 2awtds
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bfALL GOODS-Tbe subscriber has received by
n the late arrivals from Liverpool the following
goods-kindai Cottons, Flannels, Manchester Stuffs
and Hardware, and is in daily expectation OF a fur
ther supply from London and Liverpool, of the most
useful articles for the present season, which he will
sell on moderate terms at his house near Mayo's
bridge.
~- JAMES INNES.
hicnmOnu, october S0th 1879. lawn,
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= VIE Subscriber will receive in few days gene
n raj assortment of dry goods suited to the sea-
son, consisting oi Napt Cotons, Plains, Rose and
Striped Blankets, Flanne's, Bombazettes, Supcrine
Cloths Il Cassimeres, Manchester Stuffs, SSe: &C.
Which will be sold ON liberal terms.
JAMES BROWN, Jr.
Nov. 8. If
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WIS is to give notice, that the subscriber has ia
q his hands the Of twenty -four pounds, be-
longing to the estate Of Francis Anderson deceased
OF King William, and is DESTROYS that the money may
be taken ont Of lis hands. lie therefore requests ala
the egatees OF the said f. Anderson to come for
to the will OF the said r. Anderson
CHRESJOPHJR TO,NPRINS,
Ex'r. # Francis anderson, decd of Ky. Wzz.
Novemirr 6,p
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.Nessrs. Thomas Oliver, James C. .2nthony and
Jacob Kenny,

GENTLEMEN, :. -s,-'a
4 kNCE more am constrained tc give YOU notice
v that on Saturday the 2Sth of November SIe
shall proceed to take the depositious of Capt John
+. Price and Mr.. Gideon Hatcher, at the Washing.
ton Tavern in the city of Richmond, between sun
in suit depending in the Superior Court Of
Chancery for the Richmond District, in whiclt1 am
plaintiff and yourselves defendants, at which time 4
place you may attend if you please.
JOHN MCBRIDE.
November III. w3wp