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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-14
Sales at auction.

.
VIE SALE on the ed of April last ut Fs-rt,r,
u Church, IN Richmond Couaty, OF Tnomss Syd-
nors property, Gas previously advertised in the I'm
quirer cy os IN pursuance OF Iced OF Trust date,
9ist OF January 1909, made by the said Sydror 4, u.
as trustees for the benefit OF John w Tornlin s,,n
nstraor of Walker Tomlin, decd having not been
complied With on the part OF the purchaser. W.
hereoy give notice, that on the third day of juu-
next fair, and If not, the next fair day. we sha
Gel. publicly to the highest bidder at the said Church
Ter cash, the said property, to wit several very va
caoie iV.S ADJOINING ssid Church, containing by e..
uwstion about So acres, very well ,mproyet--a,o
-FOUR negro men, (two OF whom are valuable black.
snths') Two horses, twentyeight head of cattle &
good stock OF hogs 1'so three other pieces of
I&nd near said Church, one containing one hundred
acres more o. less, another containing forty acres
nlore or'iess, aud the third Containing Mise and
ban acres more or lsss--also set OF olacksmi,hs'
tools, together with the said Sytnor's Household s,
ttehen furniture. The said Thomas Sy,,or. bv
deed dated i5,h February, 1911, conyeye 10 n. ~
trustees Tor tie benefit OF JOHN w Tomin. admins.
traitor oil Walker Iomin, deceased, the three las,
inentonen pieces Ut and, the blacksmiths tool, and
furniture. an"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-14

& TDN-POWDER.-The subscriber offars fo- 49,.
nc, = one Hundred and -Four Kegs of Glazed F nd
rand one case Of Eagle Gun-Powder in ,.ounJ
sann'Vters-alI Of superior qu,ity - P''Hu
-4.WDREJV SMITH,
Apr 2. ' "Nse laterh'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-14

NS( AN Ed SeyvaHt, who is perfectly geI,
acquainted with driving of carriage. Snf al.
SO haDitusted to housein 9th err respects Of An
e1vepuonable character; for whom liberal n rice
wiz n ne gwen in cash. Apply at this office.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-14

NifGi@iA.-At Superior Court of Chance, =
holden at The Capitol. in the city of Richmond
he 29,h day Of January, 1916
William Blaikeiy pr
against
Thomas borden M
.i J. hs cHese came ON this day TO he heard on the
Bill. answer exhibits and examination a.
ard was argied by Counsel. IN consi,ier,t;on
whereof the Court doth refer tie az ,oants bet
the parties, TO one OF its commissioners, vino IL ri;
Teeeo 70 aTn'ne s'ste aud settle the ssmeSl mike
Report thereof 10 the Court WI IA INV ro,t,s,, go.
eialy stated, deemed pertinent by himself or Which
may be required by the parties to be q stated.
4 Cory. Teste
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-14

Patterson Wre Manufactory.
NHE subscriber IS authorised to receive orders
Tor the following articles, to be executed at the
soo'e manulsctory, and forwarded fron thence
with all possible speed-deverso;s in Richmond at
me faSeory prices. with the charges Of transpor.
tston, &c. Viz
Coarse and fine Wire from No 1 tose5,
Gard Wire from No. 25 to 50,
AnneaPd or bending Wire of vsrious sizes,
Rolling, Standing and Falling Screens for cleans
ing grai",
Wove N'-os of every description.
samples o. the above articles may be seen. and or
ders lodged at the Counting House of
andrew SMITH,
Cary-ftreet, o1 poste the Eagle Tavern.
March so. ,,,,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-14
Ten Doklara u,nrd

ZEN Ooklars Reward.
ESERTED from my rendezvous in the 0;tv n
richmond, private of the Goth u s. infantry
ualnea homas Walton, born in the state of Msss:.
ehusettS, aged SO years, feet nsbs. bab da1
eompiexion, and by profession sailor: his fa.e ia
nnu ! bruised by a fall. The above reward viii he
pau :" any person who shall deliver him to me Al
~" P@Se' OF 10 any other officer of the It.. States
JOHWP u. DUAL,
Aprl 16. ''" -O'" 20 in'antry'
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SUGAR, GINGER, &c. &C.
90 hogshesds Loaf Sussr,
20 bags Ginger,
90 boxes Whittenore's Cotton Cards,
5000 piece, NanGeens,
1000 pair MenS Shoes
20eO pair Woncus' Nioroeco Shoey
Bistered Steel, Copperss and I.orwooj.
For Sale by
April 81. ~, ~
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Aprn47
FITZWHYLSONN q POTTER

FITZWHYLSONN e POTTER.
AVE Just received the knelish 81 French u.
b terPrtfe7', ar School q Copioinp Hsuse Co,,,.
PNm1S 3ol he ase Of Students and .Jfercha1fs
!b!s IS work of great merit, and unites the NEE.
~ with the pleasant in greater degree than per-
hsps any cher work Of the kind extant
WIS e ii, " Pinferton's Lure UniveysH
-HIas, containing .1taps u france,
CeTmany, I0ly, &c.
thess Maps, TO say nothing of the superior stvle
OF execution are peculiarly interesting, rs they ex
b'O"i on seae Sufficiently srge the wlnle face nj
the country, where the grand military operations
OF europe are now going on
Luess's Elegant .4igc; ican Atlas
The OLD BAcHetoR. Byron's Poems.
Nayai History OF the Unhed States
Ssyer,l new Novels aud Poems
Msdemoiselle de ~ Fayette
Edsarty's ID almond edition. Of the B,hIa sns If
tic New Testament, for the pocket
y Sreat variety {" Bitls', Prayer Books and o.
TIER Religions WORKS.
lewis Z ClayPs IrdUcls TO the Sources Of tine
NJ ssonri, and down the River Columbia 10 me Ia
enc ocean, during lac yeas 1904. So with mans
iao' interesting 'ers 60 Biologists and the Iovers
of Sttnrd research.
very extensive 6 ortment or Poctek and Lesh
ttl F'res, Of the frst and inferior quslites
April ~ WV
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-14

IS IL bf SOLD to the highest bidder ri the
on on, me 10Th inst. all the PERSON:8L PROPEB.
o, me deceased, consisting CT valuable oollee.
t !s o. books, Law. Miscellany, Se.ctogether with
ore household and kitchen furniture-Ne gotnbs
'or sixty days, with approved security tsken
Tor all sums exceeding fifty dollars, under that ann
May ids Nu'" l.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-14
80 J 2 .ncres "a LAND

kEoh SALE, IN the upper end Of buckingham, on
8 the head wsters of Appomsttox river, wherein
tne subscriber resides. lying adjoining the mai
iynshbule, nd about 90 miles below the last men.
uone1 place, IL from Bent Greek on Iar,es River.
on this tract Of Land, are number Of advantage
seldom to DC met with in any part of the state, sscb
as large proportion of prime tobacco land. vet 10
clear $500 or 1000 scres) good buildings and water
IN healthy, wealthy, agreeable neigh6orhood toce
Their with one of the largest and best selected Orch
aris IN the state, OF Peach, Apple and smost every
other Kind ct Fruit, late and forward with newl;,
ereet.d Dsiiliery, sufficient to make 1000 gallons
WhsAey per month, which may be bought on eood
terms, and the price depend Cnureiy ON The sreunt
OF the payments; but great bargain m y he bou,ht
Tor prompt payment, or the subscriber will EXCHANGE
tor hrst rate land IN the lower country, provided
the situation IS q hesithy one. Also, about I 10
miles from said tract. so acres of good land. with
1r,st Mil thereon, in an excellent neishborRooJ for
custom.
THOMAS IOGwnNn
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Cnrnrnissi ,ner,s oGiso.

JnTn fnls5l iner-s UIiiec,
Richmond, 1lth April, 1914
The parties concerned are he-elv notified tlof '
have appointed "Wednesday the 73a dav 81 in1e
next, for carrying into effect the foregoing oder nj
Court on which day their Attendance is rsonired 8,
my olce, with their papers, sceounts and voucher
ready for exanED alton and settlement
April I6-wgu ava -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-14
L.s;N'Din re COUh1Y Of P00Kq1aN.

LILY ~ IN tie COUNTY of POH'H4TAN~
FOX SALE 1T PUBLIC AUCTION,
IL ING released my land from the contract of
4 exchange with Capt. Richard X. CraIe. snd
having declined agricultural pursuits viii sen. on
me premises, on Saturday the 2Sth day OF This
month to the highest bidder that valuable tract of
land yhereon lately lived, now occupied by Major
John ay'of, lying about three miles north of Pow
natan Court House, and within miles of several
large manufacturing mills, which gives convenient
market Tor wheat other grains Of any kind find n
ready market without the trouble of moving Them
bis tract OF land is good, lies exceeding we'll CON
ta'ns ooD acres il more than half standing m woods
conveniently situated ON three sides of the plantation
which, le1cept small part) has been cleared lstev
IS tree trSm guilies, only having or small eslded
spots Ibe improvements convenient and suasc nj
Tor genteel family The water equal to any on this
s'fe OF the mountain it Cows aut of rsek into .
neat etone-tiou3e and ia very convenient to the
dwelling. All things considered, this tract Is vel
worth the attention of persons disposed to rarm;na
one third OF the purchase money will be required
az the tune ct sale, the terms Of other psynents
made known at the same time roy
May H. tbs ~
~ H. stock Of either OF the banks in Richmond
may be paid IN lieu of money at the price il NAV he
selling Tor at the time Of GALE n
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-14
VINCENT GRAMMAR.
BARTHOLOMEW M'CARTY.
GEORGE SAUNDERS.
May :.

May .. w&wp
virtue u Deed Of 7tusf executed 10 RE sub
~ Seri6ers ~ Edrara GTLterson, to SECURE Tie
payment 9f tsoo debfs due from him to DR. J,aycl
HaTdalpdy, MILL BE SOLD, or the bre-ni,es
IN the County IF .4nIeha, on Saturday the f1,,yfb
day Of Iure nsx., tie TRACT OF LAND on
Srhich the S9ia Pilkersor Noso lives, cDst1in;n n
s3o .7cfeS, more or less, togethey svifh EIGHl'
NEtihcES, consisting Of Hen, Wonnen Bow g.
CirIs, or So much thereof toiH BIZ sufficient 10
pay and saty the aforesaid aebts, gcih the costs
attending fhe execution If the said irusi-yNe
SAFE TUiA be far caih the Subscribers, acnao ns
trustees, SoiE corVey sn!y Such fite to RE a6orr
meHhoHed fToPerty SIS IS, II. that character ve4fee,
an them. " ''''
WIN. 7, EGGLESToN,
PETER BLAND.
amelia, May lisp.
EeuRSUAN9 TO Decree Of the Cbsncerv Dis.
a triet Csur, o. Williamsburg. pronounced IN Nh a
10th day of April, 1872 wherein Robert Hron,gb
surviving partner of Thomas Bland & Co. !, nls,n'
Ill, against Peaehy Wills snd others, defendants =,
William Coleman, pit! against William Halt. der
WIZ be sold before The door Of the EAGLE Tavern in
the city OF Richmond, on Monday the 18th dav of
April next, for ready money-one rnoie,y of 5&27
"a acres OF I.H.ND, lying or the voters of Big
sandy and Mil Greek, in the county of s,ouonval;a,
JOAN .4.fBLER, Com
no. GREE.NHOV, mission
S.s.u. GREE.NHOH, } ers.
mareh IL. eptds
OF The sale Of the Land above mentioned :,
postponed TO Wednesday the 9Th of May next.
The COnl0.iSsioseYs.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-14

YAhuAnLE tcTS OFLAND FoRsALE.
'HESu scr Der viii sell, on Wednesday a.. tsb
last. Of lo c'elock, on tie pre- nses, tha, verv
h,r 'o''e ses', buoI Hili, tbo resent resldenee
81 'uuge C0-irr.---ALo, number of
UNI TPROVED LOT'S.
Frop 10 &C. Nn.s Of Land, sdio1inr The F,;-.
td e. - ems, ''S aad Twelve .oonihs cre,t
"' '~ris'i 10 Soy chat ever lot put an. 0,l.
most poo G,e:y tc so''.
May IL
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NOTICE

NOTI(F..
A IL persons having clams against the estate rs
"A Joha Warden, Esq. decd. SIRE reouested tn
U'etn as early as possible to tie subscriber
u, ~ oiuer .nat arrangements may be made for dis.
charging the same. And all persons indebted n lie
said estate are desired TO come toward and max
speedy payment. anu i""Ne
JAS. WARDEN. admir-.
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WIN. 7, EGGLESTON,
PETER BLAND.

81 The sale OF the Land above mentioned, il
postponed TO Wednesday the 9Th of Nav ncxt.
. The Consn2tSsioseYs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-14
From the Albany .1rgus Erna. of Man 5

From the Albany .drgus Erfra, Of N7ay S.
We heartily congratulate our friends
throughout the union, on the signal trump
which has just been proclaimed from the
polls. Although harassed by an enemy ON the
north, distracted by powerful and daring
faction on the east and in her bosom, and
suffering more than her share Of the hard :
ships and burthens incident to war, the pat
riotism OF New Yark has triumphed over
every obstacle, and she has come forth
from the ordeal like gold thrice refined.
She has elected nine republican senator's,
and probably ten, the whole number chosen;
twenty one Of twenty two republican men,
bers OF congress, out of twentyrseven; and
majority of from So to ~ republicans in
the house of assembly. Such is the briIli-
ant outline OF our triumph-and such il cam
not but be termed, when it is considered,
that last year. our opponents had major-
ity OF 1850 in the Eastern district--that
they had majority of nine in our house of
assembly, and that at our last congressional
election, they elected 10 Of their candi
dates.
The imperfect state of the returns pre-
vents our going into details, though we are
Confident the result must come within our
calculations.
AZ 'hS LasteIh iIistiiCt, We are Wdrran-
ted in saying, Mr.. Van Schoonhoven will go
into the three northern counties with a ma /.
jority over Southwick, of more than 400
votes while Tibbts' majority over Wood
worth will be about 200. Southwick, there
fore. is not elected. Tibbits may be. The
three northern counties gave last year re-
publican majority Of $50.
Madison has added three to the republic
can gain--Iefferson is federal by i4--Onta
rio is republican.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-14
MODERN EEDERAIIsAi

"OlivcrWolcott,la late President the Rank of
America having deserted his political friends,
previous to the late election. IN New York, the
stoeShqiders Ut the said Bank have substituted
another m his place as presidenr and Director
oil that Institution"
The foregoing is extracted from PhiIadel-
Pima federal paper, & VIC copy it not merely to
shew the existence Of an insolent, prosecuting
spirit, but also to express our surprise that
any party should have the hardihood and folly
10 tell and TO ex'ilt at their own shame Oliver
Wclcott, man of FIRST rate talents and hitherto
an idol OF the Federal party, il at once insulted
and discardcd---for what Merely for the
display OF an honest independence, which
shrinks fvom the idea of being fettered by party
when the interest aud honor of his country il
at hazard. Such is the spirit of modern fede.
raiism. and such the intocrant axiom by which
the party is governed" Believe and act in,pii.
city with US. or condemnation is the coase-
quence. Mar. Int.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-14
LAND EOR SALE.
May IL.

MILL be sold, on the premises, to the high.
w est bidder. for cash, on the 18th day
OF June, 1914, according 70 decree OF the SUI
perior Chancery Court OF Williamsburg, svs.
pended in part by decree of the Superior
Chancery Court Of Fredericksburg, so much Of
the LAND now occupied by Thomas Row ane,
known by the name Of CABIN POINT, lying
in the County OF Westmoreland, as will be suf-
hcient to raise the sum mentioned in the first
decree, with the expences Of Sale. after deduct-
ing the sum OF five thousand dollars mention-
ed in the second decree. The sale Of this land
has been heretofore prevented in consequence
OF the advertisement not being made according
TO the terms OF the first decree.
Any person DESTROYS to purchase will Be
shown tie land, by applying to either of the
Commissioners
RICHARD r. PARKER
ELLYSoN CURRiE.
JOHN CAMPBELL.
Commissioners.
May Ii (eptds)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-14
Virginia Argus.
RICHM o ND.
SATURDAY, MAY II. 1914.

The LAkEs.-The circumstances of the wal
on the lakes. afford great scope for the moral
ist - well rs the politician. At the commence
ment OF hostilitics. our naval operations were
considered, almost exclusively, in connexiun
with events that were to happen on the ocean.
The fame which the British had acquired on
that immense theatre, deluded avast proporti.
on OF the American people and we are not
sure that the delusion had not insinuated itself,
in some degree, into the cabinet itself Hence
it was, that almost the whole nautical force and
enterprise of the nation was directed to the
shores of the Atlantic. The war, ON the side
OF Canada, was regarded too much simple
a, Hto,y concern. This mistake, however,
Is entirely pardonable. 1t was common to en-.
iightened men of both parties, and to AL clas-
ses of citizens. 1t grew out of that noble dar-
ing, that thirst for glory. which animstes the
heart of every true bred American to rush in
to the midst Of peril, in order to procure hon.
or for himself and renown for his country.
And here the individual. who makes morals his
study. may mark how our passions, even those of
them which are the most exalted, bias our judg-
ment, and mislesd US with respect to our best
interests. Time, which regulates the emotions of
the heart which softcns the asperity of our feel
ings, and subdues them to the dictates of the
understanding, has demonstrated to US that
howsoever glorious field tile ocean has been
Tor the Union, it is more advantageous, more
immediately ting to exercise the I'm
daunted yalor OF our tars upon the lakes. Ac
cordingiy, they are now proceeding thither, of
6cers and men, in sufficient numbers to put
at rest, for the duration OF this war at least,
the question of supremacy there. We do not
regret the exertioas which government has
made on the ocean. Our naval stars, as bril-.
liant as the star of evening, have shed re-
spiendent lustre on our arms, attrac ting tho
admiration of mankind in the four quarters of
the world. To Ontario our gallant oombatant,
will carry spirit and an energy superior to all
obstacles. 1t would have been well If their
chief force had displayed itself on that lake in
the FIRST instance. Erie will long attest the
proves o. our seamen. Ontario itself confess
SEES their ardor for battle, their restless pursuit
of tie foe. May Champlaln soon resound wiih
the shout of victory. and the song OF triumph !
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-14
JOSEPH MAYO
Nav ? 1914
A Prize Of 10000 Dollars

WILL be drawn on Thursday next, and
the drawing of that day, will be received at
the Subscribers Office on the 10Th instant.
A few tickets warranted undrawn, can be
had at S IS. until the 10th instant, and af.
ter that day the price of tickets will be
sly.
The Baltimore Hospital Lottery, has
drawn 48 days, and continues to draw three
times each week. On tile 55th day of draw
ing, the prize of s $4,000 will be drawn
present price OF tickets in that Lottery is
S ID. Both lotteries will finish in few
weeks, and exclusive of the above prizes.
there still remains several Of 8 5000, s 1000,
S 500, &c. undrawn.
Prize tickets, or negotiable notes will be
received in paym for tickets, at the Lot
terry Office of
J. b. KERSHEEDT,
"A fe.v Doors 6elo,V the Bell Tavern,
Nav ~. q,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-14
From the Boston Pa.nof.

We have seen sermon preached at BY.
Held, in Massachcse on the 9TH ult. being
the day Pro.essedly set apart by Governor
Strong for religious and devotional exercises,
by the notorious parson Parish. If any
thing were wanting to complete the cup Of
this mans iniquity. the sermon before us
will be found more than sufficient. THAT
evil exists in the world. (says hc) requires
no proof" This assertion was not necessa
ny. as every one who reads his atrocious
performance will be fully convicted of that.
While clerical partizaDs are thus permits
ted to prostitute the sacred desk 10 the ba,
scst purposes OF faction, and to illuminate
their anathemas in tie presence of sober CT
tizens; while with unrighteous zeal they
defend the cause Of the enemy, array them.
selves against WASHINGTON, preach
up dissolution of the uncn, and endeayor
to bring upon their country the horrors of
civil war, no other proof OF the existence of
deep depravity and evil is requisite.
1t will be seen By the extract below, that
this clerical declaimer has attempted, by
perverting the holy scriptures, to draw
parallel between the Egyptians and Israel,
ties OF Old. and the republicans agd federal-
lists OF the present day. But he has totally
failed; the effort is so labored, the sophis--
try so lame, that he has only exposed his
cloyen foot, wittcut eflecting his purpose
PARISH'S FACrIOUS ANATHEMA
"Had not the barbarous despotism of e..
Egypt extorted tears of blood and signs Of des.
pera.ion, from TIE posterity Of Jacob, they
might possibly. Til this day. have been the
slaves OF her servile princes, the vassals of
her imported Mamelukes. Tie sons of Is
rael we're passionately attached to their u :.
MON with Tins Ancient I.nrp,n,cp
separation from the Ancient Dominion, who
had oppressed them, yas the great, the
grand result, OF their political miseries In
this event were involved blessings, TOO great
TO be deserted, blessings too numerous to
be named BY this, they were freed from
their former bordage--They bid farewell
to the brics ki!ns and bitches of Egypt
Israeps sons no longer sailed on the great
sea, nor on the Red Sea but were defcn-
dsd by The eternal rattle OF dismal manu-
ures.--I'hese measures OF government
we're as fatal to- the prosperity of Israel
as were the ten plaques to Egypt israel had
submitted to the unlimited control Of Pha-
raoli, proud iniidcl despiser Of religion,
profane scoffer az divine things but when
Israel separated. Jehovah became their le-
gislator and King They had been vexed
and sco0rged by petty tyrants, tools Of go-
vernment NOV they were under the pious
guid1nce OF Moses and Aaron. IL was ne
cessary that they should sigh under the
rod Of oppression, 10 awake them from
their political lethargy, 10 dispel their pre-
judices in favor Of the union, under which
their fathers had enjoyed repose and pros
perry, to provoke them to seek better go
vernment TO ibflame them to noble dar-
ings, in bursting th Rds Of oppression
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-14
FOR SALE
1T PUBLIC AUCTION
Land in Powhatan County.

III ATING released my Land from the con.
L 4 tract of exchange with Captain Riehard
Cra'le, and having declined agricultural pur.
su IS, Twill sell, on the premises, ON Saturday
sth of this month, to the highest bidder, that
Vaiu .ble Tract OF Land whereon 1 lately lived.
now occupied by M.jor JoHs TAYLOR; lying
ahous three miles north OF Powhatan Court
Hous.s and within six miles OF several large
m An',ta itoring mills, which give conveniene
market for wheat Other grams, of any kind.
find ready market, without the trouble of mo.
wing them. This tract Of Land contains goo
Acres, lies exceeding well, is more than half
in woods, situated around three sides of the
plantation; which, except small part, has been
cleared lately, and is free from gulies. The
improvements are convenient, and sufficient
for genteel family. The water equal to .ny
on this side the moun,ain ; it flows out of a rock
into neat stone house, aud is very convenient
to the dwelling. All things considered, thfs
Tract is well werth the attention sf persons dis.
posed to farming. One third of the purchase
money viii be required at the time of sale
The terms of other payments made known az
the same time.
JOSEPH MAYO.
May7 1914
N. b. Stock in either of the Banks at Rich.
nond. will be received in lieu of money, at the
price it may De selling for at the time Of sale.
(tdsN