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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-04
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a L court held for Prince Edward COUNTY. Nov.
"a the 18th, 1873:
Thomas Goode, John ii. Osborn and Sussnnab his
wife, Richard Haden and Lucy his wife. Sarah.
Ann and Elizabeth 6. Goode, an Infant. who snes
by I'hos. Rice, her guardian ConrbPts.
against
VIM. Joseph Goode. Ezra of Robt. Goode. deed
Shth Farley, John c. Goode, Samuel Goode and
Robert Goode D.F,r
he Defendants John Q. Goode, Samuel Gootie
and robert Goode not having entered their appear.
ance and given security according TO the act OF IN
GENERAL Assembly and the rules of this court and Il
appearing to the satisfaction of the court that thee
are not inhabitants of this State, on the motion O,
the compliments by counsel--h is ordered, that
the said defendants, John c. Goode, Sami Goode &
robert Goode, do appear here on the first day Of
feoy court next and answer the compisinants' bill
ana thata copy OF this order be forthwith insertsd
~ some one OF the public newspapers printed IN
the City of Richmond for two months ssccessiyely
and also posted at the front door of the Courthouse
OF this county.
Teste, 3. ]. WORSHAM n .
Dec. s. w8w
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TIfR RJCIfWOND

~ 4. OAf ANtlNANOE IN AJk y d..
nearly ready to 60 INTO operation. aud uiD in a
; few weeks want considerable number of sands
Men, Women, Boys and Girls OF various sizes. will
meet WITH empioyment--and white apprentices
Somior'ahe houses are erected at the est.blsb-
pent for the accommodation of Families and other,
that may be employed.
"a School and Books Sc. &c. will be KEEP. az the
expence of the institution for the purpcse of educa.
une the children both apprentices and others. 3,
'he common branches of an Ensiis!, education.
Untler the organization of this establishment chill.
dren may obtain from their INDUSTRY a comforts
ab.e mainten-aee and tolersble good education
Eohe ON persons ct good character ere intended
TO be enployedi lfothers get in, they will be die,
charged "a soon discovered.
Persons wishing empoymen. mpy learn further
particulars On appicadou 20 Mr.. Richard Harris on
the premises or the subscriber in Richmond
BENZ. JAMES tA IRIS.
" few Young Men, tho, can read end write,
with tolerabe good knowledge of Arithme,ick, caS
get employment at the aoove establishment
Dec 49, tf
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q ,N1O ~ OFFERED FOR S.9Ln-

= / MAT extremely valuable landed estate, known
n by the maine Of the " Bent Mountain S-This
estate, which is now in the possession OF Col An.
drew Lewis, is situated on the Allegheny Mountains
IN montgomery eouny--it is about 20 miles west of
Lynehburs and 20 miles south west of Patton sfurg
from which place James River affords safe and
convenient navigation. The tract aboYe mentioned.
contains nearly 2I,oOO of land, and it is GER
tain'r one of the most valuable stock-farms in Anne
rics. The range, which ia inexhaustible. consists
OF the fich-wesd, bluegrass and pea-yine. The
plantation ia an extensive and an almost level pain
1t az present contains ESQ acres of cleared land.
100 sofes of which ere The finest timothy meadows
These meadows, wife IN inconsiderable portion of
labour, con be extended over thousand. scres for
or SIMPLY removing the timber, the ground is pre-.
sentiy covered with the most luxuriant grass. The
other lands are rich and produce well all kinds of
gram adapted TO the ciinste. The houses. though
not elegant, are csayenicDt and comfortable in The
yard there 10 fountain of the purest water
This estate would be peculiarly valuable either to
wealthy grazier, or to company DISPOSED to eater
into the business of grazing, which business IL. in
this country, extremely profitable. The lands could
30 divided, as to afford many co1nmodious farms
Dol no partial sale will be admitted.
Col. Andrew Lewis. who resides on fbe nleee
will sAew il to any person that call, for the purpose
of viewing it.
me terms OF sale may be known, by application
either 10 COi. Lewis or to the subscribers
GEORGE PICKETT.
CHARLES JOHNSTON,
ROBERT POLLARD.
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N O TICE

Il, VERY person having or keeping Carriage or
"a carriages, Tor the conveyance OF persons ID
hereby notified, That SHALL in pursuance of an
OF Congress, attend at Buckingham Court FL use ON
the second Monday in January lSl4--at Prince Ed.
ward Court-House on the third Monday in the same
month--at Cumberland Court House on the fourth
M onday IN the same month-and at Amelia Court.
House on the fourth Thursday 10 the same month
and remain at each place two days, to receive en-.
tries OF Carriages and grant certificates The forfe
ture incurred for failure to attend and make en-.
tries' should induce the prompt attendance Of all
concerned. Persons liable TO the federal tax or A.,
ties, will apply 10 Inc nj buckingham Court. House.
SAMUEL JONES.
Collector of the 18th Va! District
December IS. waw
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NEW LINE OF srAcEs

Lhe KtehmoHd and Petersburg Dishatch,
AS commenced running between the city of
u y Richmond, and the town of Petersburg.
The Dispatch will Ieays the Bell Tavern, every
nay at y; A. M. and arrive at Messrs. Blake and
Thweats, IN Petersburg, at 2. p. NJ. and will also
leave Petersburg every day at A. M and arrive in
Richmond st 8. +. NJ
The subscribers having established thi, line, at a
very considerable expence, hop 10 enjoy that por-
found to deserve.
BROOKS & TAZRWEII,.
~ IS So7,s in che rbove Stages, may be engaged
~ the bar Of the Bel Tavern in this city, at The
Columbian Hotel in Manchester, and at Messrs.
Blaks II Fhvsats in Petersburg.
BIT.
Dec s. o.
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PARENTS AND GUARDTANS

\ RE respectfully informed that Herbert e.
:, Thompson has opened a school, in the house on
~. Street generally known by the name o. the
Small Capitol.
Having been for three yesrs Pupil of the Rev
MIR. Taylor, he will conduct this Seminary on tbe
same plan with that of the Select SehooI.
His course embraces Reading, Writing, Arithn a
We, me rnghSh ana French Languages Gram matt
cslly, Natural and Civil History, Ancient and Mn
dern Geography, the use of the Globes and Sac ell
ementS OF Mathematics -
The number of Pupils will he limited
For particulars apply as above.
Dec. Is. A.
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November Q. 1Oy

GyhNANAY from the subscriber on. SATURDAY,
evening thS Goth ult negro woman named
Croughton of Richmond. Am told she forn,ariS
belonged to dunton's estate near Frederick sburg
where ~ IS also said she has free re!atous and as
she carr cd away all the wearing apparel 81 herself
and child, together with her bed clothing, pre-
sume she wiiihe making the best of her way there.
provided she can first steal away the child IT, in
the mean time, she should not have gone on imme-
dlateJ, 1t Is probable she may he lurking about MIR
fienng's quarter, near Bacon Quarter Branch
She has husband at MIR. Croughton's and several
ehildrcn, SIS well % the child she left with me
when ,hduees me to believe she will not make of
Immediately. will give 1. reward OF 60 dollars 70
any person who viii de'@sr toe said woman tn me
in this place, near Msyos Bridge, and pay reasons.
Die charges; Page is very much peck freften and
pregnant, abovt feet 2 or inches high. spd hiss
down look, and had on at the time of eIopement a
new WOODEN cloth habit, of dark London brown.
blue stockings, and = new pair of northern made
snoes' nnen ana pound. 3. DENNIS.
Manchester, Dec g. If
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virtue Of deed in trust executed to me bv
- thompson fovlkes, for the purpose Of securing
the payment OF 6SUf Il. lid. with interest thereon
que 70 Eizaoeth -. Kennon, exeeutrix Of Richard
kennon deceased, il being the balance Of decree
nDtalhed ~ The said hxeo0trix Christopher Nc
Conn'eo sn, the said Fowlkes, executors of Mathew
Marrabie, deceased, in the Chapeery District Cour,
1T uehmood, oil be soid, 10 the highest bidder.
tor ready money, on the premises on the 25tb day
o. January next, fsir, otherwise the mex tar day
hACI OF LAND, containing 402 acres, situ
a'e N tue comfy OF Meckenbursb, both sides Of
OTTER CRkEK,
hDJoiNING the Finney-wood lasds. This Isn6
IS veil adapted to the culture Of Tobacco. Wbear
and Coro-snd would be shewn 20 any persoa wish
ing % veV the same, on application TO the subssri
Der. John A. RApTIc,r
NS'"oes ~ WSm Trustee.
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RDUCdTJOw

ME subscriber inteRds to continue his school at
n Mr.. Thomas Burton's, near Richmond. the en-.
SUNG year. He proposes, with the assistance of Mr..
samuel burton, to teach the Greek, Latin and Bn.
giIsh Languages, Geography, Mathematics, Aritb.
metie and Writing. Board may be had in genteeI
families, near the school house, for 75 per scholar
The price of taition viii be S24 per Scholar to be
will also be required for fuel The SCHOOL viii com
mebce on the ar:: Monday in January next, and ter
inmate on the first Friday in December foliowing.-
There will be a vacation OF four weeks in Aur,.gf.
JOHN G. NELSON.
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Sales at Auction.
VALUABLE PROPERTY
+ U X IS Il Il K II Y II &c ITO "

4 On Monday the 10th January NEXT, if fair II
~ not, the next fair day, at II O'clock, A. "A. on
me premises, win be sold by auction, positively
withoutreserve,
TWO SQU.4RGS or GROU.N'D COwI.qLN.
ING FIFTY SEYE.W LOTS,
Being part OF that property.n the valley, common
y called Msckenzie's garden. The pleasant situa-
,'on oftAes. lots, aud the plan OF wbieh they are
's"i out, aiiori'ng besides double front TO all of
them, uninterrupted access to, ard The free use IN
common forever of Of 100 feet square whieS
may be applied to variety Of useful SIS we'll ss or.
oamentai purposes, ensuing moreover free oir.
enstion of air, will it is hoped invite the attention
OF the public, aud particularly those desirons of n,-
vesns money in property daily increasing in valne
a plan OF the lots may be seen at the Merchants.
Coise House.
IEHMS----One fourth cash--the balanee in euua
nsta'mens, Al 8, 12 and 3 months without teres,
10 be secured by deed oftrust on the propertv.
JAMES IL LYNCH, .8ar'y.
December, az, 1918. tbs
VALpABLE NEGRoES.-On Monday the 10th
day Of January next. will be sold before the
door OF the Bell Tavern ----Tbree Valuable Black.
'm'ths and Boy about ii years OF age. Terms
made known on the day of sRle--tbe sale will com
msHce at III o'clock.
BARTLETT STILL, Buct'r
Dec' W ids
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NOTICE.


be sold for ready money on Monday the
w 4th day Of JsnHsry next (that being Abe.
marie court day. before the door of Edmund An.
derson in Charlottesville, pursuant to a Deed OF
Trust executed TO us !iy Nsry Thompson. Jesse DIS.
venPort and Susqnnah his wife, (fornerlv Sussnnah
Ihompson) bearing date the 18th Dee. 1909, and
recorded IN the Coanty court oil Albemarle Tor the
purpose OF securing SUM OF money due William
viz. ~
one negro woman Sarah, one negro girl Mary
ann, one small girl Fanny, one small bow AIexan-
der' one negro man Nicholas, negro 10y George,
one negro child Mereweather, one negro boy Bart.
lett, one negro girl March, and their encres Sc
sinee the execution Of said Trust aso all the right,
interest and claim of him the said Jesse Davenport
to and in the estate which have accrued to him, by
the desth OF Mrs. Mary Thompson, in consequence
Of ms ;ntermarriaee with her shter Susanna
thompson, or SO much Of said property as will sat
'sy The balance due on said trust. aud The expenees
attending the same Acting as trustees for the benefit
such.
JOIN NICHOLAS,
NLEX. G.ARROTT,S A'N''ees'
Albemsre, Dec. ID. 9awtds
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u BE SOLD on Tuesday the 4th day of Jsr,,
cry next, about fifteen likely Slaves con,istir =,
Lpscomb deed. at MRS. Drewry's Tavern in RI " q.
WINE, the greater part for re .dy money the OH
On months credit upon the purchasers giving bn s.
approved security to carry interest from the a i
ny pune'uay pad III persons having CLAIMS sps;ns,
Gay OF ssc or this notice will be plead in bar me
any coming m thereafter as it il the nfentI ~
the admir- TO close his accounts as soon az oos.hi VI
jOHN FOX, admir-. of
King William, Dec. IS. ueco
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A, DWAFD iALLAM has just received from
n 4 Philadelphia and New-York, supply of fresh
TEAS, superior in quality and flavor to anv before
of the George and Mary's, Tea
Flant, and MiIl-Wood's Cargoes, imported in Isl2'
wenty -nYe pipes Madeira and particular TeneriFe
VINES, rory hhds. Old Rum, two hundred boxes
Northern Candles, forty crates Green and RIue
Eds'd Ware, principally Plates, two hundred kegs
FF' ana FF Gun Powder, forty casks fresh Glow,
seed, nifty bushels Herds Grass, sc.
Dec. 80, r.
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STONE W6RK.

EHE Subscriber having established manufaetory
OF SFO.NE W.7RE on James River, twely,
miles below Richmond, offers for sale at the manu-.
factory Cor delivered in Richmond,) large and
general assortment of stone ware. in quality eou,I
to any ever imported constant supply OF Soda,
eyder ana beer bottles 20 answer The pur
pose tor which they are nscd. Orders lett at the
computing house Of c. J. McMurdo viii be attended
to, and ware made agreeable to order.
RICHARD RANDOLPH.
Ocsober 90 az
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S TR I'VE n.

S1>hum THE Subscriber, in the month Of July
\ iaat, likely Bay Mare, six or seven years old.
tour feet ten or eleven inches high, very wild and
apt to run away with the rider also sorreu mare
colt three or four months cd. She was not the dam
OF the colt. The mare was traded by Doct Wills.
OF Cara to his brother of Albemarle ANY person
who will deliver them to the Subscriber shall he
well rewarded for his trouble.
r, BURTON.
Warren, Alb. Dec %. vsusn
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LAND FOR SALE

4 WILL sell great barsain in my tract Of land
y lying IN Mecaienburg County, on the south sid e
OF hcanoke River, containing ego acres by late sur.
vey. This land lies within four miles of the river
co IN the town of st. Tammany; lies extremely le.
vel, good stand for Tavern, snd most excellent
stustIon tor Distiliery- For terms apply TO the
Subscriber living near Cumberland Court.house mr.
to John b' Goodes residing in Mecklenhnre County
November s. wIswn 'h
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n AND FOR SALE.-Iweuld wish 70 sci, IN ~
IL hundred acres of Land. lying in the county OF
Orange, on the road leading from Swift Run to o.
range Court house, and 10 less than mile from the
@tter place The greater part Of this land is IN its
high land IN the state There is on it from sxty 20
seventy acres of the very first rate low grounds
he land viii be showed by myself, or, in NV ali.
'enee' By Mr. Robert Brock, living on the premises
THOMAS MACON.
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PATTERSON WIRE MANuFAcTo.

IL
III. subscriber is authorised TO receive orders for
the following articles, TO b. executed AT the a.
boye Maruiactory, aad forwarded from thence H;h
All possible sreec--delyersbie in Richmond At tb.
Factory prices, with the charges OF transports,ion
etc wiz -
Ccssrse and fine Wire FREQ, No. 1 ia 95
Card W'rs icon, No. IS TO So
Annesi'd or bending Wire 1T ya-iopssize
Rolling, Standing and Falling Screens for c,espa.
ing grain.
W oya wires of every description
Samples OF the above srtieessms5 he seen and or.
ders josgeJ at The, Couptirg House of
ANDREW SMITH,
Cary Street opposite the Eagle Tavern.
Dec. 9Th
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GIN pNNNnER

fEvHE iSrbscriber hss Just received and oHsrs f.,
> sale, one hundred ard four Kegs Of PLACED r
ard ft--and Of eagle gun pszpaey a
Pound cGanisters--dH "a sueerier GnGiity
.A,NJREW 'S.1fIrH
Cdry-sreet opposite The Eagle LFasern.
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EDUBLiC NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN :
That the several Acts of Congress, passed at
o, .1 'ss' SESSION. laying eeptsin Internal Duties
'smoer, 1918 the provisions of which must be com.
pled with, Gu pain of incurrDg the penalties NJ
taehed to violation thereof THESE provisions re
qcre Retailers Of Wines, Spirtuous Liquors or Fo.
reign Merchanaizey to make application in writing
,or ana TO obtain License; owners o. superntepd.
ants ~ stills or Boilers, intended to be worked. n
make application in writing for aud to obtain Ii
cen'e; Auctioneers TO enter into bonds and under
eertan circumstances to take out License; Re.
ke'psrs Ut Carriages 10 enter the same and obtain
oeruncate OF the Payment Of the duty and Dis.
change, to be stamped. . 80
Persons M ere sted herein, may examine the sad
Laws 1T my Once, where the mode of making an.
pleaton, sind duties payable with other cirenmstan
ses proper tor them to be acquainted with, roay he
legraed. r r HC,gslRg' ny "e
Collector Of the Revenue for the s5tL
Donkirk, Dee. 49, 1873. Wv
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Marine A"suTa"ee Con1taay IF Richmond.
HE Stockholders in this institution will be plea
n sed to take notice, that Tuesday the 4tb ~.
OF January next is the day appointed by the o. If
Incorporation for the election Of fifteen Directors 10
serve for the ensuing year.
Dec. fl. =
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VTRGJhT3.

III
AT Rules holden in the Clerks Ogce Of TIE So.
perior Court Of Chanoery for the Richmond Diaries.
the Cd dsy of November 1913 ~
James Cannon and Rebeeba his wife and Fl,r,rs
Butler and Martha his wife, PM
against,
Thomas White, John Starke Williamson. Arm
W.; Butler, and Thomas Williamson, Defs.
The Defendants John Starke Williamson A.,
W. BotIer, and Thomas Williamson not having en-.
tered their appearance and given security according
to the Act of Assembly ard the Rules Of this Court
ara 1t appearing BY satisfactory evidence that they
are not inhabitsnis of this country n js or9l,.y
That the said Defendants do appear here ON the
Cst osy ofthe next term and answer the bill of The
riainufs and that copy of this order be forth
~. I'm I'fstSu ~ some newspaper published in the
CITY OF Richmond for two months succe s.iveIv ans
City. " '"' '-'n
A Copy. Teste.
VIZ. w. HEsIiNG, Q. c.
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A lmhNACK5--just Published. bv PETFp
g. COTTON, and for sale by the Groce. Dozen
or Single. at his Book and Stationary Store, seUond
Virginia .4lnlanack, for tie pear of mn,
Lord, 1874.
Of G th tam the rising settiD$ places and eopsss
latitude of the Moon, longitude Of her anu
node NO. the rising, setting and southng of the
conspicuous planets and sxed stars; the EQUATION Of
ume, SUMS deciination S<c. also the increase and d
crease and length of days, with the Festivals Sc
a'so' List OF Members of Congress and Virgins
assembly, courts of Virginia, Federal court. Of f,w
ana cirent courts of the United States, Ds,rot do
"g Tie courts OF Maryland Anecdotes, Sc &c.
states and of the state of Virgins, and table sbv
m at one view the Stamp Laws, with the necesss
} stafnp Tor any sum to be paid by Bond, More or
Bill OF Exchsuge, sc. Se. -'o'e Vi
Trunk M4nufactorv.
- he subscriber hss established al his RoeL on5
,'s'nIy store, Trunk Mandatory, where
trunks are made to any pattern at the slorte,, NO.
t.ee. PETER COTTON.
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Notice 70 Surueuors.
Dec95.

"FOI1ce 70 ouTUeyoTS.
OBERT GREgNHOW, Esq. Of the eitv If
: kiehmoud, is appointed agent to receive of
surveyors, to whom Il may be more convenient to
pay than to the Bursar, any money for the College
OF WHham Mary. IL is requested OF Surveyors
that they be pointed in rendering accounts ana set
Ting annually in the month of December.
WIZ. COLEMAN, Burssr of
$780,, William \ Mary College
Williamsburg, Dee 81. Sw
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Jnfans GeneraPS Office, Richmond. ,
1911 JuiV, 1913.
GENRR Al ORnEDc


All concentrations 10 the Governor. rs Ce,,.
manqer IN Chief OF the militia, are, in future, to be
mace through the Adjutant Generals departn ept.
his regulation, of sourse will not Apply to cases
N which the Governor acts in his cipii CAPACITY -.
NC con,uuu cations such subjects will be address
ed to him, as before the war.
bf order otthe Commander in Chief
WM. w, HENIN(S, ID. A.G
FDR
MOSES GREEN, A. G.
July 10. vim
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sHARMER,s BANK or VIRGINIA. - T5,.
2 oioekhoIders are hereby notified tlstasr
ing vii he held at the Bank, Tor the election o. III
reetors thereof and ofthe several Offices OF Dseoi,nt
and deposit, on "Wednesday the s,h Of J9uusTz
next' WIN. NEXERVIS, Cashier.
DecemherS. tiil5tbJ
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FASHIONABLE ROOTS . SHOES.

w I G II + e ID .6RIS,
BOOT & SHOE manufacturers from FhTshey
= pha. are now opening in the store lately oecu-
ped by Messrs Boyce statoners on The main strces
2 little above Messrs James Brown, ir & co.'s ysn-
Adams:
I'm elegant assortment of near and Fashior,sis
boots and Shoes,
Made Of the best materials, and superior workman.
Rack strap, Fair ton. y
Cossack & = CosSorl uo.,s
Buckle. Rucksk;n 8, Io,s
Over. and walking shoes, walking and d,rcin,
pumps in the neatest style, and of the -,te.t fssh
isns. 'eS' '"s''-
Wright and Davis fatter themselves that Inv
Sul give perfect satisfaction those Who ,naq "a.
vor them with their custom they iii receive q
cons'snt supply of articles n their line from their
manpfsctoTy in Philadelphia of superior quaiy. s.
.ne arrest LGSh'ons' Prompt and ready attention
may be calculated upon, every fort will he mad
to please rerairi done the s6ortes, notice.
as above. ' ~ 'ai~
80 eriy
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JUST RE CKTVED-
gar IRON, assorted, Cot Nails, do. Wbists = in
,, barrels, Window Glass, 10, X 10 x 10,
Mosld Candles, different sizes. -
lind in Store,
p Lost and Brown Sugar, Coffee, Sack Salt, bes,
'ireen CoPperas &c. Sre. For sale bv ''''
GEO. ROBERTSON s. Go,
Deeemb.r Cary Street.
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.IDVRRTISEMFNY

sDUVkRIISEMFW
a NY person Wishing to use in their D;st;r,s,v
Grocery or otherwise, DR.. Allsoa's highly 10
pIo T'etnod OF improving spiriiuoas liquors, sc
',nJ os Iurnshed with Individual rights at S 26 in
any town or county in Virginia, not ALREADY exeim.
npSey furnished, on application to MIR. Cornell,
Fsyne' LynchbUrgh, or The Subscriber. R;sSro,nr.
o..., JOHN PERKINS.
promptly attended to. - f'''' ""' %
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" BS SOLD on Saturday the a2d day OF Janu.

n airy next, u 'anu-
Ts0o Tracts of Lind,
or as much thereof as NAV he sufS,ie,4 a. -.
CERTAIN sums OF money, specified in an ;nds,t,,ra
executed by John Temple, on the 9Th day 81
March, 1907, and recorded in the county eo,,gt IS
king william. These lands lsy atiioninp ~ eSot %
ther, in the county of King william about fon W
miles from New Castle, and two from Pamunkv n.
yer and contain two hundred and tr,e,,, :. -
acras-on each is griat mill erec.e, a. .S
waters OF moneaen q Horsepen Greeks, in esci, oI
Wh,ch are run two pair of Stones; in one is mir
OF freneh Burr, with boiling machinery, for RI :
manufacture OF Flour. The Creeks sfford an s,rni
supply OF water for the of the mills, in Amos,
tne uriest season The country hereabout, is an
abundant one, for wheat and corn. " "
ne sale VIII be at Mrs Drewry's Tavern. abo,,
naii mile from the mills, and for cash.
LANES SE.JtPLE,
Dec. o. 1'3
~ The above Sale is postponed until Tbur.Iov
the Sd day of February next. '-' quay
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