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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-08-14

~ OiNE--Thst by virtue Of Deed, in Trust.
executed by John G.. L,ticpsge Esq. to the sub
scriher and others, shall ON Monday z.th August
next, between the hours OF i2 g o'clock, before
the front door OF the Eagle Tavern in this city, ex.
pose to sale by Public Auction to tlie highest bidder
fer ready money the follow ing tracts pieces, or par
GELS oil land VIZ 2270 in the County of Fayett
aud State Of KenrucJ, the north side of the main
fork OF Licking Creek, and s,rveye' for the said
Littlepage, on the 25th day of March 1876 2OGO A.
sres in the county Of Greenbrier and state Of Vr-
GINA, on Glade Creek---1es5 acres in the same
county on the head waters of Glade Greek s. also
acres in the same county, between Giademan's and
Laurefs creek, snd which said three last mentioned
tracts OF and we're granted to the said Littepage as
| assignee OF Wm, Frog, by patents from the Com.
monweatl ot Virginia bearing date, each, on the
ie;h day of July 1876 = or much thereof, as may
DE necessary TO raise the following sums OF money
secured by said Deed, in favor of Robt. L. Hooe
and Richd Harrison, TO wit, the interest upon l93-
l5sSd at the rate OF five per centum per annum 10
be computed from sOtl, Nov. 1887, to the 9d June
1871, also l4S-l5s-5d principal money, with like
interest thereon from the day last mentioned; and
alsoS % Sc, together with the necessary costs and
charges Intending the creation and executions of this
trust. :
SANPL. M'CRAW, Tlxstee.
July "a
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~ OTICE-Books for receiving furt!et subserip.
~ tons to the Loan of eleven millions of dol.
lars for the of the United States authorised by
the act oil Congress of March Ii, 1915 will be open
ed on the fifteenth day of the present month of juy
| at the Bank ct piygiaia, for sum mot exceeding
one hundred thousand dollars, wish books will
ordinary hours OF transactins business at the said
Bank, until the said sum of one hundred thousand
dollars shall have been subscribed, 'or public uotce
shall be given OF the Subscription being closed.
Terms of the Loan.
L. The whole amount subscribed shall be paid at
the time OF subseribing-and for such amount the
Cashier ct the said Bank shall give a Certi cate.
which, upon being surrendered at the Loan offc of
the State OF Virginia, shall entte the subscriber to
receive from the Commissioner of Loans, a certif-
cate or certificates of capital funded stock bearing
Interest from TIE following dstss respectively, that
| is to say
From the Grst day Of -Gxsa.t next, ON all sab
scrptions made from the 18th day OF July to the
| 1 sth day Of August inclusvely.
From the Jfyst day of September next, on all
subscriptions made from the 18th day of August TO
| the 18th day Of September inclusiyeiy.
From the .fTst day Of October next, on all SUBJ
seriptions made from the 10th day of September to
| tho 18th day of October inelusively.
Which certificates Of funded capital stock shall he
issued in sums of one hundred, four hundred one
thousand, four thousand or ten thousand dollars,
at the option of the proprietor, and shall be trans
ferrabie by the creditors their attornie. duly
constituted, at the treasury and Loan Offices res.
pectively, in the same manner as the present fun
ded debt Of the United States, and in pursuance Of
the rules which have been or which NAV be estab-
ished relative TO the traner of the said debt
q After the last day of December in the wear ont.
chou.and eight hundred and twenty four s. after rea,
sonable notice to the creditors which shall be given
by an advertisement in some public newspaper prin-
ted at the seat of the government of the IT, States
the said capital stock shall be redeemabls at the
pleasure OF the United STAGES, by the reimburse.
ment OF the whole sum which, nav at that time
stand credited to any proprietor, on tile books of
the Treasury or of the Loan-Offices respectively
ALBERT GALLATIN,
=, .'-''' Secretary Of the Treasury.
Treasury Department, July 9. usOct.
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r AND FOR S.4LE.-I wish to sell Cog acres
J. a OF Land in Albemarle county. They lie imme.
disteiy on the North River, in genteei neighbour.
hood, and about six miles from Charlottesville, to
which place navigation is nearly extended Ofthe
cleared land, which is about three-four1ls OF the
whole tract, there by estimation thirty acres OF
Hat Land the River, and about the same quantity
on a creek running through the tract. The quality
OF the res 10 various-some Of it poor and exhaust
ed by njudieious management (ihough of this there
IS but small proporton but the greater part what is
called tins country, good corn and grain landthe
part in wood is esteemed excellent high land The
improvements are inconsderabls, consisting only Of
two log dwelling houses, with out-houses constructed
IN the same manner, and a small framed barn, but
there on the tract, and within 60 yards of spring
OF excellent water, handsome scite to build upon
as any in that part of the country, commanding an
extensive view of both ranges Of mountainsothe
Blue Ridge and South West think this .Droperty
worth 1901, payable in this manner--one third il,
cash, and the balance in two equal annual payments
bearing interest from the delivery q rossession
shall expect good personal security-I require no
lien upon the land. If sold before the st of January
1913, possession will then be given, otherwise il viii
be rented out till l can find purchaser.
June 10. vte
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July "a

OTICE--In pursuance of advice from the Exc
l cutive council Of this state, shall on Monday
gath of August next, between tile hours of 10 and
IL o'clock, before the door. OF Aenrico County
Court house, in this city, expose to sale by public
auction to the hghe:t'bdder, for READY money, one
and the street leading NorthwardIy between judge
Marshall, and Mr.. Alexander Mcfsae, and which
said Lot, was late the,property of one John Myers,
subject of the King ct G. Britain, aud by Inquisi.
ton duly taken hath been found to escheat to the
Commonwealth of Virginia agreeably to the provi,
sions OF an act of the general assembly, passed in
the year 1879, entitled .. IN act concerning, Es-
cheats and Forfcifwes from, British su6jects"
William Hay Junr. and Peter v. Daniel Esors.
are appointed by the Executive, Commissioners on
behalf of the state their attendance is requested
at the time and place above mentioned, being pre-
viously qualified the Law directs.
SAML. MeCRAW,
Escheator for Henrico County.
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y AAIES BREANI, Golden Anvil f Cor main)
eE Jtreet, city of Rchmond, will offer the highest
bidder, at public auction, Friday the 2lst in
slant, for with approved endorsers negotiable
and payable at the Bank of Virginia, in equal install
ents of 5, 6, 12, and months, in Lot his en-
tire and valuable stock of H.1RDTV.4RE, IROW
.sfOyVGERY, CUTLERY, sc. sc. sc. compri-
sing general and unbroken assortment of almost
every useful and saleabe article in these branches If
business, and many which not now to be proeur-
ed from any other store In the Union.
An object, which the existing state of our political
agairs has rendered of paramount Importance, calls
the attention of the subscriber to the part
OF the state, and oblges him, very reluctantly to re-
linqUsh business which for some years past he has
found to be safe, lucrative, and annually increas
ing. With the stock therefore, the most eligible
stand for vending it which the city Affords is at the
sonn.and of the purchaser, while the stock by its
magnitude and the scarcity of many Of the articles
composing it, will merit the attention of those who
may be already engaged in this business, in the diff
ferent commercial towns within our Capes The
two objects united viii be sufficiently attractive to
those young men, who with credit and responsible
connections, but wanting in capital will here fluid an
establishment, as respectable as it is profitable.
The Goods may be viewed and examined during
the three last days which shall precede the SALE and
any further Information obtained application as a.
boye.
August z. IDS
]. b. has also for sale, svery handsome PhIadei-
phia made GIG with patent springs, plated Harness,
fSe &c. complete aud nearly new--price S325 90.
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(BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF
MARYLAND.1

$4,000 tickets ut Ten Dollars each S35OOO0
CASH PRIZES s.-~ :
Subject to deduction of fifteen per cent.
Stationary Prizes as follow: er'
.. a,a'" GOO 5Is"S' 70 SIG each S''0'
do Ticket after the 6000 blanks ., =. e; S50CO
First drawn ticket on the 18th and until the 25th
- a. .-..; day $500 each
.t ns e ssh to ssth sssspns 100 reAst
The said ten prizes TO consist of the numbers from
to 1000 inclusive, each hundred of the said 1000 to
be one prize, the first drawn hundred or lowest num-
Der Tor the 9sth day, and SO regularly ascending to
the 35th a. n 4
First drawn ticket on the S5th $1,000
10. 3btil to si1st 500
DO. 4ist to 50th inclusive 1000
Do: 55th day 49, $4,000
The pri2s booLS 70 consist Of JVos. 1 a 1900. 90.
The object contemplated to be accomplished by
the above scheme, is eniDently entitled to the favsr
and patronage of the citizens of Baltimore, The es
tabislment OF Medical College will unq,ie5tionably
have beneficial influence on the general literary
character OF our citYQn it pei haps may be hercaf
ter engrafted the other Colleges and thus an uniyer.
sity he constituted.
Ii will however give us other important advantages
1t will promote spirit Of investigation in tie IL.
Guilty, VI viii induce young of talents 10 establish
themselves IN our city, and thereby permanently Sc
cure to this community the best aid that can be az
forded by the medical profession 1t may also be
proper to remark, that il this school should prosper
ed annually in this city, which would otherwise BE-
disbursed in other places.
We presume that those gentlemen who are ami.
Gus for the advancement of the interests OF Balt-
more, will give us their support On the above consi
derations.
To those who are inclined to profit themselves Al
the same time that they encourage us--we conf
IDENTIFY say, that scheme of lottery 50 splendid or
promising as the above, has been offered in this
country.
THE MEDICAL COLLEGE LOTTERY,
Us now drawing in the city Of Batimore--An the
high PRIZES still IN the wheel.
Present price Of Tickets, Sli so, but win soon
advance.
Applications fer Tickets from distant places tpost
psid) incosng the cash, addressed to either of the
subscribers, at their respective lottery Offices in
baltimore, VIII be Immediately attended to.
KEhRNY WHARTON, Soutb-st.
PHILIP IT. NfCklIN, No. 502, Markets..
J. L. COHEN, Jun'r. Medical College Lottery
Office, No. 10, Markets..
": y. sips Of each dt1's drdvvinc arc regularly
pohashcd and will be forwarded to those who may
Apply.
Baltimore, Ialy Z. 9awtthOet.
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me will rent for the following year plan
w tstions adjoining to that on which reside
--On the one is 90 acres good James River low
grounds, and about ioa of Highlands now in
corn; well enclosed. This plantation is eminently
calculated for wheat-On the other is about 90 a.
cres of DANES River low grounds the first quality;
and nearly 100 ores of highlands, well enclosed, s.
mostly fresh LANDAU of wiigh has been this year
in Tobacco, Oats aud Wheat. The privilege of sow
ing Wheat &c, this season will be granted on both
these piantationa-We will also hire IL working ne
groes, OF which s are men, ri! likely, and of them
very good watermeh, and 4 women--ycung. likely,
and unincumbered with children. '..l
We will likewise sell between 3 and 400 Barrel.
ut corn, sphciency ot proyender for the of the
2lantstions, sood work horses Plantation tools &c.
on very long credt-on OF these plantations is
a new barn, with Threshing machine or the most
approved plan. 90.
If the above property i, not privately disposed Of
previously; will offer it at public Auction on the
25th day of Nov. next, ca the premises further in
formation may be received, by application to Messr
Jas. Bullock, or, Mr.. Jno. Higsin6otham, Warmin-
ster,
JIM. ROSE,
.,+. M. ROSE.
Selma, buckingham. August d st
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HCGH CHAM BERG has removed his Counting
III House TO the Office of Mr.. James Brown, ir
where he requests aIl those who haze claims against
him, win present them for settlements and that
those who are indebted to him, will make early
payment.
II. Chamber has still on hand, his former stock
OF well assorted Dry Gools Of eons;ierabl. amount
consisting of--Low priced aud rndling Cloths, Elan
leis, Coatngs and Fries; best London Superinc
Cloths and Cassimcrcs Cotton aud Wooden Vest
lngs Ladies' Cloths Cords and Velvets tndia Cot
Gons, Ginghaus, Cailicoss and Muslns: Silk Goods
great variety elegant Silk Shsvs, Scarfs, sc. ;
Lace Goods Of different kinds; Cotton Silk and
Wooden Hosiery a good assortment Pins, Needles,
Threads, Sc. stc &c Any person inclin.- to pur.
shasc the whole Of the stock together viii b nd,ls-
cd In very d'e'fsgeees ,sTas, both prices and
credit.
July ~
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M ARSHAL's SALE.-By virtue of decree of
IVA the Court of the United States, for the fifth
Circuit in the Virginia District in suit therein dc.
pending between lanes Henderson, Executor of
John Blair, plaintiff and Thomas Ham, Archibald
Blair, Mary NJ. Pessby, ad,u'x. Of VIM. Samuel
Peaehy and others, defendants in Chansery, win be
told, for ready money, at public auction, to the
highest bidder, at Sterling Gary's Tavern in the
aounty OF Prince George, the 9th day of August
next Tract of land, containing six hundred acres,
be the same more on less, called and known by the
name OF Duchy Hill. otherwise called Blacks, adj
joining MycoX's, for the purpose of raising certain
snms Of money in said decree mentioned
WIN. MANN, D. VI. for
n. MOORE, NJ. V. ID. -.
July 2s. I'm
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master general, in addition TO the sum already ap
Ptopriated by the " Act making appropriations fol
the support OF government for the yesr one thous
| and eight hundred and twelve" there be arpropri
atrd the further sum Of seven thousand seien hun
bred and fifty two dollars aud fifty cents, to be paid
out OF any monies in the treasury not otherwise ap.
propriated.
SIGNED, as above.
April 81, 1879.
AN ACT to revive and continue in force An act to
provide for persons who were disabled by known
wounds received in the revolutionary war, and for
other purposes.
T. n enacted BY the Senate and House of Rebye-
- senfofires the United Sfafes of .inic,ica IN
Congress assembled, That the act entitled, " An
act to provide for persons who were disabled by
known wounds received in the revolutionary war;
pissed on the tenth OF April, one Thousand eight
hundred and six, shall be and the same is hereby re-
vived and continued in force for aud during the
space Of SIX years from the passage of this act, and
from thence to the end of the next session of Com
gress thereafter, ard no longer. .
Sec q lind be It further enacted, That the agents
Tor the payment OF invalid pensioners of the United
States shall in future be required to give bond with
Two or more sureties, to be approved by the Secre
tary tor the Department of war, in a sum not ex-
eeeding i've thousand dollars for the faithful dis
charge OF the duties confded to them respectively
SIGNED, as above.
April 25, 1879. x
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Selma, Buckingham. August .

" virtue of deed Of trust executed to us by
sS John Carthree, r. Of Rockingham, (of record in
che county court of Albcmarle) for the purpose OF
therein named, due from said Carthree jr to Dabney
Minor, executor. of James Minor deed. we, the
undersigned trustees, viii sell for ready money, 1T
Brishtbery Browns turnpike gate, in the county
of Abemarle, on Wednesday the ninth day of Sep
tcmbcr next, tract of 377 acres or L.Q.NIj,
ON The waters Of Doyle's river, and adjoining said
Brown's turnpike road, which land SAID Carthree,
junior, purchased Of James Miuor's executors,
o. SO much or said land, will satisfy and Pzy the
balance due on said deed Of trust and the costs OF
executing the same. The undersigned acting as
trustees for the benefit OF others, will convey their
,trnst title only.
III CHARLES YANCY,)
N JOEL HARRIS. Tyxsfees
GEORGE GILMER,\
July es. tgs
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YyoWN Lors FOR sAIE--rha ..a.,..,.....

1NOWN LOTS FOR SALE-Tbe commission.
n ers appointed by an act OF the last General AS
ssemby TO lay oft a. Town at Mecklenburg court
HOUSE, Virginia, will Offer for sale to the highest bid
''er OF the premises about forty Lots Immediately
around the Court House of the town. ,of Rovdton
lauo OUT pursuant to authority, on Monday. the Sc,
,ehtesnth day OF August next, it being court dav-
the sale will continue from day to day until all the
.ots are sold. Terms of sale, Bonds with approved
security forthe payment Of the nurelsse MINE s
The 10Th March 1873, H. and Is. -. :.
June 1e tJs
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1 ANYWAY last night from the Subscriber
se POOL, negro Man about So or 40 years oil
age; about feet or incnes high, rather Aeshy-
walks with his feet rather far apart, of his up
per teeth, next to the foretooth, is broken of he
isa Negro rather of the red cast, and smells very
Offensive when frightened, or made angry. He wa:
purchased from the Estate of Mr.. Tankard-He
has mother living in about Richmond, and q
sister IN the neighborrhood that did belong to the
Estate OF Mr. Cowley, dec'd. 1t is believed he will
inrk about Richmond 4 liberal reward in add
ton to what the law allows is offered if taken and
secured, so that he can be recovered by the owner
MATTHEW CLAY,
OF Pittsylvana county, Virginia.
July 20. #
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I N PURSUANCE of resolution of the Common
L. Hall for the CITY of Richmond, Notice is hereby
given that petition will be presented to the next
may pass authorizing the Common Hall of said City
TO lease or otherwise dispose of the Commons be-
longing to said City.
n. SHEPPARD,
Chamberlain Of the City Of Richmond.
July 28. Pm
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Win Rent that most agreeable, healthy, little
Il Farm, adjoining the town, and about one mile
from the centre of BUSINESS late the property of Mr..
H. Ii. Girsrdn." The numerous advantages attend
ant ON spot thus situated need not be detailed, as
they will he dulyapprecated by those inclinug to
rent. The terms will be moderate, and made known
on application to
RIO. GREENHOW.
July |o' I'm
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BY Thomas Richie. |

or CONDITIONS. Dollars year, to be
paid annually an advance Those who do not direct
their papers be discontinued at the en OF the year,
viii be considered engaged for the next.--None
will be discontinued, until all arrearases have been
paid
ADVERTISEMENTS will BE- inserted in
this pepper unless they paid for, guaranteed by
some respectable person in this city Manchester
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June 10

hNOR SALE-An excellent House Servant and
his Wife, good cook, washer,and ironer: a
master in town will be preferred For particular,
apply at this Office.
July 2S >-------.- ,e
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'HE fourteenth drawing of the nnsty number
= Lottery took place at the Capitol OH the 14tl
inst. when the following numbers Came out viz. y
"a, IL, 76, SO, Al
July II.
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RIO. GREENHOW.
I'm
July 28.

"HEAT.-Thss subscriber viii pay the highest
w price in cash for all good clean wheat deliver
ed at Ampthili Mills or at Rockets Miilss
JOHN j.. WERTH.
3 jury "a. >>c~- - I'm
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which has not been received. The public arc hereby
cautioned as anst receiving said notes, the payme.l
OF them VIII be stopped at the different banks. In
the letter should have been sent another post
oaice, they hope it viii he Immediately forwarded as
directed. Any information respecting the above
notes, viii be thankfully received by
COLE Il HENDERSON.
Williamsburg, August Sd. It
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TSOR SALE, fwenty FIVE acres of LAND, in a
q healthy and pleasant situation, about mile be
low the church,, the Williamsburg road. and adj
,onins the lands of Col. X Adams. There u n
growth on the iah sli Giant to kespit enclosed with
excellent water. An indsutabe title vii! lie given
sso credit of q, 6 and months, to purchascrs--
By JOHN GL.YNN.
August II. ~
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(BYAUTHORITYA

AN ACT for the relief of Aaron Greeley, ,.r.
ElE it enGcteabV the Senate and House Of Reby>-
sent atiUes of The United States of 1,,leyich in
Congress asseHL6ked, That the acceGntiDv ofioers
Of the Treasury be, aud they are Hereby authorised
and required TO settle the claim of Aaron Greeley 81
allow him the rate Of three dollars per mile for
each boundary line, common to any two private sur
yeys he mas have made ia the district of Detroit
and thst they also allow him 1T the same rate for
each lne run by him in the said district not III
boundary Of any survey, but run in order to
tile several surveys into general plot Provided,
That the aforesaid allowance shall be 10 full for hs
services assistant surveyor in the detrict sfore
said.
II. CLAY,
Speaker Of the HoiSe of Ee6recsafofivrs
VIZ. II. CRAWFORD
President Of the Senate, pro te1npOre.
April ~, 1919.
.4bpyOvcd, JAMES MADISON.
AN ACT to continue in force for limited time
an act entitled, San act continuing for limited
time the salaries sC the officers Of government
therein mertoned..,
IL it enacted ~ the Senate ard House Of Repre-
sentafiveS q tie y. States of .]nleyicG IN Co,,.
gyess asseul6lsd That an act passed on the twenti.
eth day of February, one thousand eight hundred &
four, entitled" An act coBtnuingfor hnted time
the salaries of the officers Of government therein
mentioned" shall be and euntinue in force for the
term Of three years, aud to Ge end of the next
sion OF Congress thereafter, and no longer.
See. q. yfnc Re a. fnrfhe, enaned, That for pay
ing the salaries Of the secretnry of STATE, tresury
war, and navy the comptroller auGtor and register
the treasury, the tressurcr NJ the United States
the accountants OF the and navy department.,
the pest master xensrsl and he srst assistant posi-.
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SNAUTION-The subscribers gut into the Post
" Office in thiLcity, on the 96th OF June last, a
letter addressed 20 Sir Fly Balderston merchant,
Baltimore" contaning $500 in
l Baltimore Bank Mute, No. 719 z, pay IS
able tn j. Yaruum, S,st December, 1850, 800
I Commercial and Farmers do do No.
A76 A, payable to J. s. Leveiey, Angus, Is,
1910, so
do do No. COG 90 so
5000