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N pursuance OF decree of the Slltriar
IL Court of Chancery, holden at the Capitol
in the City of Richmond, pronounced OH the
3lst day of January last, between
John Preston, Administrator, de bonis non, of
George Mayo, decd the said John Preston
and Elizabeth, late Elizabeth a. Msyo, his
wife, which said Elizabeth A. Preston, is
one OF the cc-heirs of Edward Carrinetsn,
decd. and George Darlington, Elizabeth
Darlington, Alexander Darlington, Wil-
am Robert Darlington, Maria Carriuyton,
Albert Darlington, Codrngton Carrngton,
Jr. Wilson Carringtcn, Elizabeth Gytiih
Darlington, George Darlington, Mayo Car
rington, Richard Adams CarringtNn, & Join.
a. Darlington, infants under the age OF tvven
ty one years, by Codrington Carl.ingtoli, the.
elder, their next friend, the said Codr;ngton
harrington, the elder, Elizabeth Watkins,
Hannah Cabell, Judith Bernard, Geo. Bcr-
nard Ann Bernard, William Darlington, Jo-
seph Darlington, Littieberry Darlington,
Benjamin Darlington, Paul Darlington ir.
son OF Joseph] and Paul Darlington, the
elder, others OF the co-heirs of Edward
Carrlpgton, decd. and Addison Harrison,
and Theodosia his wife, Thomas Murray
Walton and Fanny his wife, James Pitman
and Heningham his wife, Willis Wills and
Elizabeth his wife, and Charles COPELAND
and Henngham his wife, which said 1'heo-
oosia ftarrlstn, Fanny Harrison, Henng-
ham Pitman. Elizabeth Wills and He
bingham COPELAND, are the residue of the
said co-heirs of the said Edward Caring
ton, deceased, and the said 10 Preston,
administrator of Lotisa Mayo. decd. Pll6sI
AGAINST
John Mayo and Elizabeth.J. Darlington, adj
ministratrix of Edward Darlington, decea-
sed, De6Is.
WILL BE SOLD 1T .4UCrIG.E:
On the Premises, on Thursday the 5th Of
i'm. ne1t, for ready money, the qu0ter
GRIST MILLS
and appurtenances, commonly called Mayo's
Mills, below, but adjoining the town OF Man
chester, in the county of Chesterfield.
The sale will begin between IL and I o.
clock in the forenoon.
EH.4RLES COPL4NrD.
MILES BOIT
N5v. "a. tds
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"a"ss'''i'her beng d- siruus OF turning TIE mai
y passing Through Use town OF Gatesyii.. (cou,-
non' ed'[d Corncs) las spii, tn tie eonn,y court
=, isu osts'od al order appointing CON-
'"SstherS 70 view the ground on vhich The said 49,,
- FoloSes 20 be turncd II IS inende- that the mo-
P;eo '"' shon;d leave che present ole at ke,,v.+
az" running tenos nFsTy. direct course tn the we,S
~ u'J inns, ~ W. sad tnTn, row oceopie by Ed
,". fayior us atsNen anti ctn.tii t,x nearly in tho,
@"csDh SO as to enter the present road near Geores
CoIs b'aeksmiil's shop:
ne subscriber lakes ills method Of -aak;,g known
's IA order that tic proprelors aud te,,.u,s
t: rs si'u town, may have opportuisy Of ma.
h'lg known their objections to the tr,.r OF .h ,s}
roar, any they have, at the next court to be held fr
the z.id county. - " "eN' i's
.UiCH4EL X. .HJTRR3Y
Chesterfield. Dec. % -=--a.el.. -. 1'-I1
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SIIHtiNIA--At Rules noIcen in the Clerk 5 Ofice
1.-THE superior Court Of Chancery for the Rich.
T mnnd District, the first day of November fsis
h''e ana Shelton Ft65
Joseph lddngs and Celeb r. ndinga, merchants and
partners, under the firm OF Joseph and Caleb p ID
9,,Ss, ana Andrew Sehneemann, Deifs.
lHE defendants not having entered their appear
aec ana gwen security according the act Of 4 ssem-
bly, and H. rules of this court d appearing BY s
isiactory evidence that they are not inhabitants ibis
country Il is Ordered, That the said Defendants do
appear here on TIE twenty first day of the next term
Ens"er me bi OF the Plaintiffs; and that copy of
THIS order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper ppb
hcd IN the city of Richmond for two months success
sVey, add posted at the front door of the Capitol in
the said city.
A cory. Testc,
Nov o. 80. ''
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A BRIDGE TO BE BIJJLyI

YSO BE LET, to The Lowest Bidder, ON next Ches.
a terheld County-Coart day ION the 9Th da, o. ia.
nuary).
TIE Building ola RTidee,
across the Powhte Creek on the powLatan Fo,I =
The length Of the Bridge is imp ossbIe at th1 mo-
ment to spccy---hut say from 50 to 10 feet or lrer
Unnecessary Further particulars, however mI be Sta
is on the DAY oil Letting Its wished TO put up the
Bridge as soon possible; and the refore any enc vbe
is in the mean time disposed to take it AZ private CON
tract wil Immediately Apply to the subscriber i;vpr
on the spot. WELLLq1fE.4RR o}Ue
f,ya Of lillian Ft.rr Is Lo
Powhte Paper Mills Dec. 20, 1874. If
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STAY BOND9-

For Sale ~ the Jo-Ofiice Of P;trJ3. - -
Hafrss Corner, Brick Isor
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VALUABLE PlOPERTY


WTHL BE SOLD on THURSDAY the oO,l, ms, .,
w tie late dwelling house OF VIM Hol,son. deed
IN Powhatan cDunty, the TRACT OF LAND where.
on TIE said HobsoD resided This land lies ON the m,i
buckingham ROAD. miles from th.. court bosc e,y,
IRON James and one from Appoinatox Riyers-jt 10
tiin tlirtyfve miles Of Richmond and fort ve Of
Petersburg, and contains, by late survey eight hun
red and eight acres two thirds OF which are veil TIM
btrcd with pine and oak..A the fields are under gonI
enclosures, and ninety bushels of wheat are sow for
the veNt crop-a bold stream runs through each field
Tile improvements are all in good repair, and con
st ot dwelling house, with two rooms above and be-
Iowa lumber-housc, meat-house, dairy, sprire-
honSc, lee-housc, kitchen and laundry-An excellent
framed barn, two log tobacco-bouses a very large
s'wed-log courthouse, with framed stables sroind
ANY person Wishing to view the premises car, be shewn
them by MIR William Royal, who can be found there
ut all times The terms Of sale will be one fourth nj
the purchase money in cash. the balance IN three an
n'isi pay mens, To carry interest FROM the date if not
punctualIy pari--Bopd with approved security and
mortgage upon the whole land. will he required
ALSO--at the same tine and place will be s1l fine
crops on corn wheat oats anil fodder the stock of ber
ses hogs, cattle and sheep the household and kitchen
furniture farming utensils &c &c--rhe rms of tbs
sale viii he cash for a under S20 and for an o.
Vsr " months credit with bond and approved sccuri
ty, TO carry Iuterss from the date
FR.3.NLLS n. T'DT. nh, Firm
efU1a. H9JsOn, hec'h
Dec. ~. hG
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DESERTED

ETI!ON my company NJ Camp f}otton,'s Br;d,. 80.
lhnfs''ay Tie 'isy NJ Zee. IVi4,
EB REX DEH{tF g. JESSE RRy7VY,
}pELL,
br'vaies N my company of7H regimen tI b,igs9
ne "rs 'sa man ct very dark corn lexion. ,;srkLaj
black eyes, about ak feet two jne,,es t,t @ ,-'
Wagner and resided in the county o. Prince FL
ne iatter about i've feet ten inches high. sIsa,Il,y
complexion, dark hair, grey cyes, down jock CO.,
a,poh sshoe-uakcri resided in the county If Prime
,"~''" roth the aTve deserrers were from, tba a.
Regiment Va Light infantry. Tie Ieg,I r,,r, ne III
DC pad Tor experimenting md dealing with those dec,
ters according tOIsw. ''''' "e'e'-
Dee. 90. s, '''Si'' C"P'Na.
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TIE ,SUU.SCRIREp

I'll ENDING TO move 10 R,chrnod To- live will oe.
Ter tor s'ie TO the highest L..er at A.y.r C.oa
rie's on Tuesday tac 10th day oe la,uA,, reyt i -;
mol, Inc mex Ear Gay, hs stock flea; lie AID hos =
E'o"-'H sohe SpSd horses and o,,cs--is hnusehoI5
FURNITURE OF every desvrS;io - i.rr,:ing tens;l,
Neiy negro *crsan whuuadcrs,A;s wasir q and sr,;r
hns ava plain cooking handsome ,,iae,o,, and b.,
s.ss or .T horses, ato hanjs.o sukey flied with
Ups %hu cshmns ana plated har,.sss, md nu,br,
OF s't'ees MT here onu,n, rated Six rro,,,,, -
WIN fe gwen the purchasers M sc,-s Of go ~
upwards ard bonds and COOL security will be reo,irs
"'I or ~, Purchases under 500 cash will be rcc:;,
- he saie"il commence at II O'clock
~ q, DANIEL. TRIPlETT
-, :. -
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NEGROES Fop SALE.

An THURSDAY the 18th of Janoary next il ftr os,-,
Ny er~'sc, on te aext fair day, viii expose to r.,-
,ic sale, at MISSIONER, the colat, oil Charles City,
Cpsrtnds 81 an Hundred Lk-ty yi-gi,a barn yL,,cs
Among them are coarse carpenters, shoe makers ans,
oiack.sm'ths; also, COOL washers AM, plain cooks and
house servants Of both sexes. l do not know such
valuable nmseroi good nrgroes- a credit ,f twelve
si,ns bc@ls with approved securities hcfoe the rrmo
W" Of the rnlery. Persons preerring tn pay cash,
VIII be aIo~ci discount OF per cent upon ,.i.r So
AT inc 81 fn< time, upon credit Of six months win
sell, Ten faie ittes, tro tuggons and an ecelent
Chariot.
RICHARD w. BYRD
December 49, ma
~ The Editor Of the Petersbur, Republican is
requested to insert the shove till the ay OF sale and
forward his account the Editor Of the Fxauirr.r
ST meeting Of tie Directors of IN. .j1,in. f,s,
ra,ce Company Of Rcianoasd, held tis esiy at ,s;,.
Ofce:
DISSOLVED, That dividend of Three and a ha,r
d d per cent tor the las: SIX months be declared on
been paid in, and paid 10 the Stockholders or their a
tonse'l agents, at the Office OF The company On Tcs
day the 9th instant.
Resolved, that the transfer books of this cn,npanv
be closed till after The general election OF Direct
ors.
Published by order of The Baarl,s
A. CAMPBELL, Sce'ry.
18th Dec. 1874
., % The Stockholders viii please To take Notice,
that an election NJ Fifteen Directors to sery. for ,l,,.
ensuing year, will be held ut tire Office OF III. Comma
ny on TUESDAY the 81 day az January next the 1rf
To be opened At IL o'clock fureason ant; CLOSED 81
l.. VI. r..
II. cember 20 2aw,3lJ
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FOR RENT.,
NOV. OF

IH\Wo three story brick tcne'ucnts, adjoining the
IL dwelling house now occupied nv Mr. Leroy An.
deson, on III. street, main street. Shookoe ni-Ap-
ply to u u. J,OTTLyJ1YF
Nov. 10. v+f
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VALUABLE LAND

t>ois SALE.--Ihc Subscribers viii sell To The
H. highest bidder, on Monday the 2ai day Of J,nua
mond, under the superintendent uf Mr.. Thomas
Taylor,
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JOHN II. SMITH,
PETER T. SMITH,
WV. WATTS 4
JORDAN SMITH.

December II. cptIstJ.S
N b. At the same time, one Of the Subscribers will
sell three hundred Of Land two hundred * TWEEN
~ OF which are heavily tmbered-J Lani Joins the
above Land, and formerly part of the .srne
TrSct
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I'R 9CT OF L.9.ND.

the county of Chesterfield, ON James r,ver seven
miles above Richmond, ami directly opposite the lands
OF John Graham, Robert Gamble, and fhonn;s Wilson,
EsGrs THIS is unquesonably, Of the most va.ua-
bic ttc tnrmsin the vicinity OF Richmond: apart OF il
CONSISTS OF h,ty acres OF prime wood hand, aud fifty
erss OF the htst rate river low grounds laid doxn the
last sprung IN red clover. which las stod remarkably
judges, to be much superior to any in tI. ne;nbbor.
hool The improvements consis, ola large aud Ecu
rshns orchard OF almost every description OF fruit, and
buildings which considerable. hut old and decaye
opo" this ian', there is most excellent settle for
water grist, ar saw mill within 100 ya~ls OF the river
Possession S the premises will he given immediately
alter the sale, with the exception OF The house & garden
which the present occupant III tain till Nav next
The Land will bee shewn by Ior,an Smith, living
thereon, and the terms made known ON the day OF
sale.
JOHN H. SMITH,
PETER SMITH,
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NE1fENrT.
The above sale is uDavoisbIy postponed unsil
THURSDAY the lojh 0f January Rp
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FROM the Baston Patttot.
REPUBLICAN ELOouENCE.

REPUBLICAN, ELOQUENCE.
Shecch Of the H2n. Mr.. HoLMES, in the
Senate of Ma gSgcbusefts. during The de.
bHe on me ''horteG /rdcrai anS7ver 10
NE Cover Hor'S Sheeeh
MIR. PREsiDENT, VI hen after eight days
deep c. gitai io, Of the committee, an answe,
is produced, which, | apprehend. will re-
ain a standing monUnent Of the degreda
ion of this once respect able state the gen
tlemen If the majo'iiy must not deem it IN.
reasonable, it | occupy some time IN discus
sing its erRs. But in III s, confess des
D:fr Of IN king any impression on the ma
jority of tn board. ALTERNATING, during
a war ofe hlern months, taken their grount
against their unity and in favor offs en-
envy ; after having condemned their owr
government, and justified the aggression,
and atrocities of the enemy, IN every parti-
cular, without solitary exception, an at
tempt to dis.uade them from this course
must in this case be desperate. might a,
well attempt to convert an Atheist by scrip
ture; might as well go into the church.
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Jan. IL.
BoSToW GL.ASS. MAMUFACToRY.

va7HE subscriber having been appointed BY the
Il proprietors of The above Manufaetory, their
agent for the state Of Firginia--Wnl undertake to
execute orders for WiSfolv Gidss Of any size from
by to ls by "a. Superior hriIlisocy & strength
60 any European Crown Glaa.-Aso,
HOLLOW GL.7SS W.9RE,
Comprising Shop Furniture, for the purposes Of
Druggists rumblers of all sizes Spirit Proofs, Pitch
ers Blue and White Cruets, Lamps, Lamp Shades,
Lamp G!assess, Kettle goods to be delivered ut
Richmond, and any other Town in the State Of
Virginia at the hanut"etory prices, together with
expsnces of transportation, &c.
ANDREW SMITH,
Cary Street, opposite the Eagle Tavern
Jan. 90. If
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CO-P HRI,N ERSHIP.
N. IIIr.I,(,III 4, Il

NINIIIL o Ito OtIIINOON q JUf1N Wal.
y son respectfully return thanks their friends
and the public for the liberal encouragement they
have previously received. Having now connected
their business, it will hereafter be cs-ried on under
the firm OF Hutchinson * Watson--Dy their united
eXertons they hope to merit s. continuation of for
mer encouragement
Agricultural implements on the most improved
principles.
Mill Irons and Smith work Of every description.
They have like wise on hard for retail an assert.
rDent Of bar iron of superior quality
Orders from the country promptly attended to.
Jan. 81. 3w
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SPRIWG.H HILL ACADE01Y.

ISNHE Subscriber living in the lower end of Able.
l. marie County, will continue to instruct youth
in those branches of learning usually taught pub
lie Seminaries.
The Rev. James c. Wikson, tote Of Norfolk, will
unite with me in my professional business, in which
hope TO be able TO- render satisfaction TO all
who msy eonfide their children to our care and in
structon.
At this Institution, both males and Females will
be received and instructed in separate apart
ments--but none for a shorter period than twelve
months.
Ny price for Board, Tuition and Washing schol.
finding their Bedding and Candles will be
fifty five dollars session, or FIVE months, payable in
advance. ,.
Oar Winter vacation will commence the I5th of
December, and close the 18th of January. The
Summer vacation commences on the 18th of June
81 closes the 18th of July
JAMES G. WADDEL.
Jan. 49, i'm
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Gloucester tosO Groands for sale /.

Gloucester io7U Grounds f0r sale.
VkNIE subscriber Offers for sale, that valuable farm
" which H. resides, sitsated in the oOun-
~ Of Gloucester. containing five hundred acres,
three hundred AMI ffy of which is IN state Of cul-
tivaton and improve ments, he otter part in heavy
thrnber-The whole farm is inferior TO none in the
sste for the cultivation OF Corr, Barley and Wheat
---On the farm IS excellent framed Dwelling.
HsUse, t~o story with three floor, With
every Necessary out use, all new and in complete
order. This Farn4 lies on Severn RIVER, which T.
bounds in 6si, snd oysters and has navigation to
che Barn door.
Any person DESTROYS of making the purchase, may
know the terms, by applying 20 Mr.. Thomas Tayior
Richmond, or To the subscriber living on he farm
Between thirty and forty likely negroes sccus.
topie'i TO '',e farm witt! the stock oF every Kind
Tuoy be bal wfh IL, and possession given immed
s'ely.
JOHN LEWIS.
Feb 10. eptf
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.MOIICE.

NOTICE.
NAILI. be sod to the highest bidder, at Prince
w Edward Court House, OF the third Monday
in March next,
90 LIKELY .NEGROES,
Consietirg of Men, Women 4 Children. Terms
OF sale made known on tina, day.
PEYTON RANDOLPH.
Feb. 10. 2aw2wp
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e5TH0EvEK my have borrowed or are 10
w their possession an English Edition Of q
piece OF Music, not belonging 10 them, called
LocHINvAR," by Mazinghi, the words taken
Soru Walter Scotfs Ma mon, will obfge the
owner by leaving IL at the Office of the Enquirer.
Feb g. IF
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w L ST ERIN l. A - - D
FOG c9JE

Y compliance with the viii of the late col. Vim.
Il Hsih. 7, together wi;h his surv wing Executors
and Trustees, John Marshall and Harry Heth, now
offer for sale,
THREE TRACTS OF LAND,
Lyng between the Sciota X Little Miami Rivera
North West of the Ohio, the same being lands
granted the Testator for military services during
the Revolution. One tract lying on the East fork
of the Little Mism containing 1913 Is acres.-One
the Seiota River, containing 500 scres--and
another on Brush Greek containing 900 acres,--Al-
So, one tract containing l777 2-3 acres lying on
Hghlond Greek, a branch Of the Ohio. Those
lands amounting 10 5677 ga An persons de-
sirous of purchasing, wo cannot more conveniently
communicate with the Trustees of Col. Beth, will
please apply TO Mr.. Waiter Dunn, of ChIliieothe,
for particular information. shall he at Chill
ieothe. and the lands, by the 10th of April next,
prepared to give in;jsputabe and satisfactory con
StysEces 20 purchasers, should there be any sppli
eaDts.
n IIpTu
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II. q. HETH,..
ExO'r and UuSIec.
Feb. 50.

FtN. III.
or The Editors ofpapers printed in Chillicothe,
will piesse insert the shove advertisement Tor three
months, and transmit their accounts to the Office Of
I'll" Enqur Y for payment, or, they shall resolve
their accounts fron rne when arrive in ChIIico
the.
Fl. Oh.
Fsb m am
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At TIE ENQUIRER OFFICE


1T TIE ENQUIRER OFFICE,
I7eiiiah's Iravets il, the U. !Sfafes. sc. tyc.
I. Map and description of the Seat of War, with
Maps OF the Straits Of Nissara, of the f.. End of
Lake Ontario, aed Map and Plan of Montreal.
9. Map and description Of the Southern Section Of
the u ). including Florida, &c.
8. Do of the American Coast from Lynhaven to
Naragansri hay.
4. DO 81 Detroit river anil adjacent Country.
s. Do. Of Quebec ssd Adjacent Coantr,--with Of
fetal Documents relative to the operations Of the
British army under w offe.
6. Military and Topograpbicsl atlas of the u States
sc. &c. comprising the s last iticles, price IS
CT The last will be exhibited only specimen
for few daps-GentIemen who want Copies will
please call Immediately, and leave their names.
..."THE OLD BACHELoR', has at length
passed the press. is binding at Baltimore, and will
soon be pub'ished at 'iiis Office.
s 4 A q +. 5
HE public respectfully informed that the
STAGES which have heretofore the
Eagle Tavern, viii heytatter so to the Columbian
Hotel, in the City Of Richmond, where the necessa-
ry arrangements have been made for the accom-
mediation and comfort of the Passengers.
Mrs Moseley who keeps the heuse, will make
every exertion in her power to give general salts
faction 10 them, and a other gentlemen who may
please to favor her with their custom.
THE PROPRIETORS.
I4n.S'. ept
jOof RECEiVEO By THE SUboCnI
BER,,
Il General assortment Of
D T CHI Boil TIN G. G. L o T III S.
A EF SUPERIOR quaLiry-three hundred Spanish
y HIDES ana teuo thousand POUNDS Of Kentuc
Ky SEINE THINE.
JOSEPH D.4R,afSD-9TT.
FEB 10. ST
GENE TWINE-3OOOlbs. Seine Twine, of a
- quality equal to the best London Irvine, just
received--fOr sale by
N. & J. DICK & Co.
February TO- ep2w
Notice TO the Stockholders of The Brooke
Turnnite COMPANY.
A n Ipsta,ment of Five Dollars, each share, is
"a requested to be paid to the Treasurer or
before the first day Of March next
BY Order of the Directors,
CARTER B. PAGE
<fata Treas'r See'ry.
Teb-rcry TO- umar
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" CILfyVCERY
A TIA Chancery District Court held in Williams.
~ burg Oct. 10Th, 1913.
Bushrod Washington Pitf:
AGAINST,

Bushrod Washington Pit6:
AGAINST,
Henry Lee 4 Thomas Rowand DeEs.~
This cause, in which the plaintiffs bill has been ia
ken tor confessed agsns, the defendant Lee, and
the nis decree returned executed, on this day
10 be heard the bill, the of the defendant
toward, exhibits. report OF master commissioner
Coleman, and was argued by Counsel, on consider.
auon whereof, the court confirming the said report,
doth ndudge, order and decree, that unless the de-
PENDANTS do on or before the twentieth of April
next pay upto the plaintiff the of eleven thous-
and eight hundred and fourteen dollars and seventy
eight cents with interest Eight thousand two
hundred and twelve dollars and seventy three cents
part thereof at the rate Of six per cenum per
thereon from the 9th day of October $685. till paid
and all the cost and charges attending the prosecu-
tion of this suirhat the defendants, their heirs 6
all others claiming under them, be from theneeforth
barred and toreeosed OF all equity and right
deem tract or parcel OF land lying and being in the
County OF Westmoreland on the river Potomack,
commonly called anh known by the name of Cabin
Point, and at the time of the execution of the deed
of mortgage, in the posses sion of Mrs Nj airy
Smith, containing about eleven hundred acres,
which said tract parcel of land is in the pos
session of the defendant Rowand, and in casa ofde-
taut ct The payment OF the money with interest and
costs aforesaid the time sfore said, that Richard
E. Parker, Ely son Currie and John Campbell, or
any two OF them, alter giving months rotce in
one OF tie newspapers published in the city
Richmond and also at the front door of the court
house OF w estmsreland County, do exposesto public
sale by Auction for ready money, the tract or par
eel of land aforesaid in the indenture of mortgage
mentioned and fled an exhibit in this cause and
out ofthe proceeds Of sale aforesaid. pay first the
expenses of sale, and then pay the plaintiff the
aforesaid sum of Eleven thousand eight hundred &
fourteen dollars and seventy eight cents, with inter-
est on eight thousand two hundred and twelve dol
lars and seventy three cents part thereof st the
OF six per centum per annum thereon from the 9th
day OF October 1912, till paid, and the costs, and
the surplus of the proceeds of the sale Of any depo-
| sit in the Virginia Bank to the credit of this
cause, aud make report of their proceeding, ths
court in order to n final decree,
| Plaintiffs coets $3.50 SO.
Copy. Teste,
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SADDLER,

SADDLER,
4 T the sign of the golden Saddle next door to
IA Messrs. r. Nelson & r.. Street grateful
for past avours bess leave to inform his friends and
the public generally, that he has now hand
variety of IN snufactured goods, such Ladies' and
GentIe,nens Saddles and Brides of the newest
fashions, with Harness, Ye!ieces &c. together W III
an assortment of
SIDDLERT 81 LEATHER.
' ALSO, 'ht .
fashionable coi!ectio- Gust reeeivedf Of Uhips,
Canes ana brushes
And avarietS of other art les, all of which he
win dispose of, ON az low terms the times will al
init.
Feb. 10. It