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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-14
ZOE SALE.


FANtE Tract Of Land on which reside
a. in che county Of Cumberland containing onc thousand
acrsab1ut one half Of which is ceardtp haincs /, u
celent Tobacco Land. Two hnnd, acres are cool Az
ppHos lON-gruundaiOu fnry fifty of Which Is
~ VOID. and Is first rate .oacco bmd-fitces or twenty n
cts Of gsSl meadow land may BE- made siua. pres
a great proportion OF this cleared hand is re.i fi, pIru.
at0n is divided into four fields. and some b.eiyimpio,cd
tobacco lots. and The land generally covered with clover
The building TOR iamiy and agricultural purpose, IRE nu-
nieruu and gOOda ~ them having bccn built within DE
last fourteen years Of choice limb RI, and now In ir.
ctt state O rppar-fe clearinghouse containing x room,
is finished n handsonc styieie b1rn forty ft BY thirty
two, b twotory high, 4 has gDc rt s1ng cneon te
upper -four. The situation Is healthy aud he neiplOriood
agreeable There severed nnnufctt ring mills
distant froa four 10 twenty-five miles from this Estas
from which and many mites above The river j. naeiys-
NE mpecr.bpg With The plantation, mry " hai The
stock Of work h0rs cattle sheep and hOgj, polarization a
and csr Of corn aud fodder Bank stock ncgro5 viii Le
received for part the whole Of The purchase money. Ihs
terms will BE- made known and he prCiles stvr a --
ion 20 tle sulecberor. IN his ab .ie ~ pcsf i b.
81 by i1s lend and neghior, sir. EdnsId Fr stone
IbeusUai quantity of what will b, nice on r ava
1870. gERN44 Bft<fl ~
WseigIle, sFia1nbeT 3, 4i-wutD
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TIE LATE l.ENERAL PIKE.
[from The .qnalcl.c .,fnrnzire. !


The following lisa correct copy ofthe last lctte
ot Gen. Pike. 1t was hand5d to his aid, on the eve
mig previous to his iai, with this iniuuation-
" mould fall, and yen survive, hand tins yourself
10 Nrs. pike."-As it breathes spirit of patriot
ISM and affection, worthy OF tire departed b. 70. 1
have thought it worthy Of preservation anG publ
cation. n =
" Ny Dear Clara,
We are now standing On
and off the harbor CT York, which we shall
attack at daylight in t { morning shall
dedicate these last moments 10 YOU, my
love, and Tomorrow throw all other IDEAS
but my country 70 the winds. As yet |
know not if Gen. Dearborn lands he has
acted honor .bly SO far, and | feel great
gratitude to the old gentleman my sword
and pen shall both be exerted to do him
honor. / have no new Injunction, no new
charge to give you nor no new idea to
communicate d; yet we love to commune
with those we love, more especially when
we conceive it may be the last time in this
world. Should fall, defend my memory !;
and Only believe, had l lived, / would have
aspired to deeds worthy of your husband.
Remem5er me, with fathers lovc--a ia =
TIERS care, to our dear daughter and be-
l'eve me to be, with the warmest senti-
ments of love and friendship
" Your MONTGOMERY.
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FOR NYLE.
Se!1keniber %.

FOR OHLE,
F.Nt Z Subscribers Landed Property in
the county Of Lunenburg 2lc7 Acres on the south
branch OF Aishern River in body which are all ne
cssarJ improvements both FOR family and for the panta-
ti OF the hest klt-iio healthier situation below noun-
rms nor any with better spring water and convenient
Ims Land lays remarkably well. is chiefly in woos great
proportion being good Tobacco Land and every acre in the
tract, sound Kind clover land. There good AiilSea, ON
ms ract, on which is erected Saw-nG with plentiful
supply Ofvater and timber.
I17o Hufe ed and Forty cyr in the same county and on
the same River, which is very valuable Ggisli now
uer nm advantageous rebuilding and repairing lease, to-
g:tr with IS acres of the Land Northern Miller and
vii soon h. IN order for manufacturing -four eSensively
ihs corere most excellent situation for the MercaIl
ME eonnects With the Milling business and o. mea-
sur1t miles from PeersburgIC houses sufficient TO
accommodate small family comfortably
1H'f hUnGTea ana toriine deres in Mecllenbir- cour
y, un'proyed small part cleared-dant abou; thirteen
iieS IRON the courthouse. and distance from Luz
Lawyer. -
Any removable payments will be made
to pureaserand person DESTROYS of settling himself
the opportunity is iicre OF settling down NJ once, with
Stock Furniture and % very valuable Negroes now on the
phantom, Sc. all in place.
Itt,is addressed &c ChTjstiGnSte, NekeHL.r cou-,pwi
meet WITH immediate attention, as viii personal apPcons
or application may be made aftssrs. rwciis, Lewis
ofNi7nee'ter, who fI. AUTHORISED TO max contract
for Tie
36-wu JOHN S. RdRENSCR 70 FT.
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HURPHYtJ' SCOTI,
HAVE FOR SALE, IN STORE,

500 sacks salt, Liverpool filled,
> crates queens ware, containing ems ono
90 ''ueers, various sizes. bowis, mugs, Sc.
Is tons bar iron,
10 hosshesds Muscovado sugar,
100 bags and barrels coffee,
puncheons Antigua rum
Ocfo6er Z i5-rp1 m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-14

A Petition will be presented to the next General
"a Assembly OF Virginia, praying for the pas
sage Of 4 law authorizing the payment Of the money
Tor watch the land ofwhiclI Samuel Walden, deed .
died siezed, be paid to the Subscriber
JOHN II. WALKER
Sebfember so. is VIM
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NOTICE

MI HE
'sNiE Subscribers undcrtIie firm of Iesris, Per
u &tns, e Co. having taken the South tene.
ment of Col. Bnlock's buildings, frontiag the Ba.
ain, where they store large quantities OF any ar.
uc'e, offer their Sc vices las Commission .fyer-
chantS,) to their friends sndthe rurlic at large
hey have for sale large quantity of Pit Goals.
y'ng sdJo'ning the lumbei-house of Fox 4 Rich
sr'son, on the Basin, and viii treat with any
person (who comes well recommended for ra-
sing OF coal at MAJOR Jno. hlallorys Pitts in Pow
hatan.
Farmer Le7vis, Robert Minis.
Nat Perkins, Ro5erf French,
May 20 5-6m
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.N'D1JCE.
'sNHE SUBSCRIBERS have Just receive
s cd and Offer For Sale
80 pieces best tWiled saclGng,
OaieS containing Is4.Dieces bspciny
70 bales containing Az pieces German oznaburgs
box containing 100 pieces book cheeks,
TO- 100 checks,
do. checks, common,
10 trunks GA and - cotton cainl,ics cotton sIfinr
gnSans black casnjcs elegant sawls case lish linen
ease nErstiiits vesting, real linen diapers.
e above articles will b Offered private sale until
wednesday ue goth inst low prices and liberal t
the balance then remaining hand will be sold 81 Public
Auction.
THEY H4VE IN STORE,
100 crates ware,
60 hldS. MIscnVado Sugar
50 barrels prime old Baltimore wii4Sey,
20 Puncfeons fine favored genuine sd and 9Th proof
Antigua rum
20 h'Et. prime Pennsylvania wlisScy,
100 bags coffee.
80 bar IRON
AZ half clggots crawley steel.
20 hhls. glass ware,
200 sacks salt.
20 bbls copperas
NloncHre, Robinson e piea8ants,
Nendue Masters
We are now receiving, by the Oliver Ellsworth direct
from Liverpool 1876 crates wareof assortno equal 20
ny imported tins Also, from New-York 90 pipes
genuine Holland Gin. NJ H. 3. u
September 20. 4o--.f
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SI'EECIl.

DO not grievc. M.sfertuIes viii happen to the
wiscst and best n. Death will come, AID al,ga q
comes cut oi season. II is the command Of lie
',iest Spr, and az nations and people must ohc,.
What IS passed and Cannot be prevented, sholid
moi b. greed for. 81 not discouraged or dis
pleased, tnCn, that ~ y'sitsg your father here Won
have lost your chief a mi fagune Of this kid
may yeragin hefd you, buttbs would havea. tond-
cl YOU perhaps at your own village. Five times have
VISITED t. is land aud Sever returned with sorrow or
psi. MisLrtuncs do no' flourish particularly in
orr path. They grow every whore CaLircs5iHr
MmSeD fogeuetHor EHgHftis md c0iojieL Ill Ter J
What misl rtune Tor me- that ! c oil not have
ID this day instead Of the ciief that lies fore us
Tie trhag loss my nation would have sustained in
ny death would have be Il ubiy pal fnr, By the
honor, Of my burial.--Tbcy wolfi have med og
evtry iug Ike regret. LIST, al o. bing GOV red
WITH q cloud u sorrow, MY warriors would have
f'it The sunshine ofjy in ti ir hearts. 10 me il
would baycbccn q NOT 81 Tiols occurrence n r.-
alter, when ] d., At home, ad OF noble
Save AMI gra-d ~ i01 ths Iolli z auscand
tic derins caaao., with fsg was ~ az nv
!ct-I alri vrapprdma robe (aa oil rois
pe imps) AID ho.,ied 0n q si,ndsr scsRold to the
Visiting Winds sron 20 b. blown % the osr.h---my
Isl. q bed aoHei ~ the lse-, and ny b1a,s
rauicf q q Fitn " To vjJ beats.
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LAND FUR SALE OR BARTER
NOTICE.
Aurlst5O.

A PETITION will be presented to the
y next General Assembly of virginia prayin thar an
act may - passed. authorize the Trustees OF the Gou
csr Charity School, sell Tract ofLad, IN the county
OF Colchester devised by Morecai Cooke. r "a Ware Parish
IN iie sad county, for the purpose of educating the poor
clren therein.ALSO all the Church
tae Parishes Of Abingdon Ware Piwor in the said conn
~ and apply the proceeds the objects TIE said Charity
Gloucester, August 26. 32-wsm
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ALBEMARLE LANDS FOR SALE
Bg virtue of O,cree Of the Wo.shipluI Court
Of AibcmarIe County, viii be sold, to the high
est bidder. OH fues'sy the thrty-iirst dag of Sc
tobc next, Cfiar, ifnot the next fair day m tic
premises, b tween and7OOacres Of land, lying in
the aforesaid county, belonging to tue estate Of VIM
Robertson, decd. bounded by the lands uf James
L. Cooke and James Walk, and others
The Subscriber deems q minute description of
this land unnecessary, presumEg t:a thase disposed
TO Purchase, viii first view the premises Suffice
IT to say, that it has it. suicieney Of timber, is
wen adapted to the culture of Corn, What, C,o-
yer, and Iobacco and lies in one oithe most gen
teel neishborhoods in the county. within two miles
otan excellent Manufacturing Mill, twelve miles
OF Warren, and the same distance Of SCOTS Fer
~, on James River.
This Land will be sold on a credit Of three four
and i've years, subject 20 the dover Of Mrs Rob
enson, who, am authorised to say, will dispose
oil her right, on equitable terms Bond, with un-
exceptonsbIe security, will be required Of the pur-
chaser.
JOHN II. STEGER, Executor
cfUm. robertson, decd.
September so. 4s wtds
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ctnoinno'i, (0Lo.) Ssfsesn5er Is.
AZ the Yellow Springin Green county mnnnfartory
OF PANT has been commenced which promises 20 b. of great
nnty TO me country, anda fwealth to the
ms spring issues from small archn rcc! At ;h ton of
precipee about 90 feet in height and falls into missing
r'net 1t the bottom of rayne. lhcde position Of matter
from the water OF the spring. has formed hank r aching
nearly across the rvine. and rising almost aeye with
blSon oi the spring. The substance ofhis hank with little
preparations forms valuable reddish brown pigment viii en-
must pereee importation of Spanish brown into this co,-
Try ps lar superior to that article III quatyFro an
Imperfect examination Of the water of ts beautiful spring
is supposed 10 contain carbnat o. lime, caroic acid and
an oNyde ofiron. II this analysis correct the theory of
inet9rnnuon OF the n, will be the estape OF the supera-
ouhnt cSruOinc acid exposure the atmosuhere
inF the crhonate OF lime soube in water The coorirr
matter is dey oXyde OF iron. This srrinr long bs
e'ehr'te .Dr rs MEDICINAL QUALITIES and promises 10 become
place great for those who IN search Of health
or reertaaon In addition the romantic beauties of the
taton at the spring. the great number Of natural erosi-
ties IN rs vicinity will always furnish field Of amusement
20 the admirers OFnature's ecceutric;ties,
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ROBERT NELSON .9.ND CO.

AVE just received 80 packages of goods con-
y sssting Of Supefhne Clot 5, Cas,imer,s,
S5tockfngneus. Callieoes and printed Ceubrics,
Sinshan1, Bonbazettg, Bombazeens, rs g a.
ShTings and Long Cloths. Cambria and Madras
HankerchiCls, Muslins, &c. With variety of other
articles; and are in daily expectation Of further
supplies, which will be sold Wholesale and retail,
st reduced prices, fer cash, &c secepiances in
duly IL, 1877
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FRESH DRUGS 4 MEDICINE
A General Assortment of Drugs aui Medicine,
IA Paints, OIL, Spirits Turpentme, Varnish, Dy-
ing Wood, Indigo, Nader, perinmery, Har-pow-
der, PLAIN and perlumed, apothecalies' Scales and
weights, rose, transparent and white Soap, Paint
brushes, Glue, Aqusfortis, Lorlard's Maccaboy
and RapPee Snuff, sc. Sc.-Also, several Bathing
Tuhs--To be sold at FANS Medical Store,
Shoekne Hi, Msin-street, near the Swan Tavern.
October :. diff
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INDIAN ELOOUENCE-

On the night Of the 18th July the Riack
Buffa!oe. principal Chief Of the Teton tribe
of Indians departed tbs fe at Portage
Dcs Sioux. The succeeding day he was
solemnly inferred with the honors of war.
Robert Wash, f g. Secretary to the com
mssioners, has furnished the following
speech delivered over the grave by the BIC
ELK, Maha Chef. It S lrIly eloquent, < is
ahigh evidence that genius of the most br =
liant description is not Confined to the CT
vilized world. The speech is pathetic and
filed with energy. - is literally giyen.
EdifOr Vest. ./oHy,ioI
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Fall MN WkNIEh GOODS.
yEvHE Subscribers have lust received, fiily pacla
a ges fresh imported DRY GOODS. consisting
in part, Of the following articles
superhne, mddting, and coarse broadcloths, of va
rious coors
Ditto do do csssi,neres d;.to
superhne olive, fawn, French grey, La-Vendee,
Grass, imperial blue and black pelisse cloths
White and colored srperfne and common fannels
Plans, tearnoushts, flushing and coating various CO.
lors
superiine and common rose, Duffel and pcin, blsn-
kets
Black, blue, green, brown aud fawn twilled and
plain bombazett
Tartan plaid and checked ditto
ease aSsorte, worsiel hosiery
Elegant silk apd worsted tollenet yes,ing
Ditto swaBsdown ditto
StocSinsuetts, assorted colors
irish iiuens cambrics and cambric rnuslins
Cai'coes, sehans, dimities, stirtings, d;s-
pers, cOrduroys ve'yeis, &c.
JOHN G FRANCIS WOOD
Sentember g. Ap-s,v
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The Sale Of Chester Hill, is postponed IN.
hl Saturday the 2st instant, at which time, it will
eertainIy take place.
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ID AN-iWAy, from the Subsesiber, ON Monday
IA, the 2Stn inst Negro .n0ses--lIe Is about
ixteen years old, and tolsr-,biy tail for his axe
as complexion is more inclined to be brcwa than
otherw'Se, with short wool,y laiv. which is cut in
Ridge or Crest, from his forehead across the top
of his head; has large eyes, tie Writes OF " bich
shew mueh, wide mouth, withti,,k pnu,ng lips, his
fore teeth rather wider H,'art than is usual had
on when he went oft, an oznsbprgs shirt aud oyer-
ais wore sway a leather apron, such as Black
smiths usually wear, but without shoes OF bat He
can strike toleraby we'll at Cue smiths business,
but dislikes work ofany Kind mas a very siuvenly
appearance, aud can hardly be keptfrom the fire, f
1t rs m the least Kid. suspect he will attempt
to pass lorTirce Lad and such, en,eavor to inn
pose himself spon. some Master Of Vessel, as
Cook, either ia this place or at Rockets Landing
where have some suspicion he may go, as he late
~ made such an attempt, in which he was detected
should he o'ier himself 20 any such, they are re-
quested to stop him, and commit him TO Jail, for
which viii pay a reward of Five Dollars.
AN persons are iorwarned not to employ or con-
veg the said lad away at their periI.
JOH.N- G.. PEN {SI'OW.
Petersburg, September 80. IS CT
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NOIICE-Coai Land For Sac
D II " .t.file Of n I-rrtst nral n.nrnA..

NOIiCE-Coat Land For Sac
RY Virtue of Trust Deed executed to
the Subscribers by Cornelius Bc for the purpose og
I5.idng the monies thereby nieuied be secured VIII BE-
So on Saturday the twenfhh day Of November next At
IN eliayern, in tn city Of Richmond, IN confrnitv 10
IN act Of the General nby passed the 25th DIV
yeWbr, 1914 entitled An act concerning execution. aud
Tor other pu poses" Stiy rc3 II C5gi L1if yinr in Tie
cOlniy Of Chesterfield. the south side Of Falling r.e,
adjoining TIE lands OF tie ,tateof nartn Railey deceased,
Nr. William Wo0drdg, and Tie coal lands 0r ine aie,s,.
RleysNine undivided tweuctls OF 80 i-2 acr, OF coal
Lan lyme ~ tie county and negoirhuo, on the
east SHE ofFaiing Greek, and commonly known BIS dc name
Of fie Union Coal Pits-aui, undivided sixfeI,tl OF
trace OF coal Land, containing Ia acres in the same cof,
Wherein Mr. John Cwiiit resides commonly known bv die
name Of Back & Cunliit's Coal Pits.
Robert GTHIiGM, ~.
James ~. Ublfiee. foS'ee''
September 90. 43-v8w
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LAMP ZOE SALE.

Inn u FUR SAIE
. WING in the lower end Of Caroline County, 95
( miles from Richmond, 42 from Fredericks-
burg, (imm,aiately On the Stage Road,l containing
900 -4CRES. by an old survey. This Plantation
IS well Improved, with houses, orchards, Sc is re-
n"ikabiy well wstered, aud the situation peculiarly
healthy; il combines many advantages, Offering =
situation for tavern, and mechanics Of different
kinds ia also well tmberei Nth gsod pine and
oak, there being about $50 acres in woods. The
soil 70 well adapted TO the culture Of corn, wheat
and tobacco, flax, sc. with clay l0unclation--
Eight or ten hands may be employed to advantage.
An indsputabie right viii be mads, and immediate
possession given.
The Reverend Jesse Butler, who !. the present
occupant, will sIew the land 10 any person wishing
to boy, and make known the terms.
JOHN @. BURRUSS.
Gloucester County September o. 4o-w4w
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IA MES ID RIDIiI

JAMES ID. RIDDLE,
q TTORNEH at Law, will practice in the Supe-
( y rior and inferior Courts oe Hanover and Hen
rico Codnt'es, and in the Musings Court fertile CT
ty of Richmond
Ills Office is over tbs Post.Oiice.
September 80. A3-wSw
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HE PROPRIETORs.

THE PROPRIETORS.
hF the Richmond Cotton ManufsctOry, f,rvsr,
7 all persons from erediting any one interested.
connected or employed in that establishment, o.
account Of the same, except
VENJ. JAMES HARRIg.
Dcssrbsr liza
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IN CHANCERY In Fluyanna County
3 court. September 25th. 1915
Jinos Bs,f It AMI ROe Baso children and distributes
Of Tie estlte of William Basket decd PLAINTIFF against
Abraham Basket aud ve BASKET, Of the said
William Basket deed who, together with Warren Cash and
Szinnal his wife. formerly Sonim Ba5ke William or
nelly and Percy lis wife, Iess Dayle, Elijah Dayie John
basket, Thomas Basket William Basket, John Shepherd
and Nancy his wife, formerly Nancy Basket, job Basket
John Kent and Ellbeu, ~, VIII formerly Elzabt III Bqsi
and Joel Parrish ad Nifty bis wife formerly NGly Bas-
ket also di,trbuesO Of the estate Of the said William
Basket, deceased. DeftHdUfs.
The Bill eng th, lay Sled on hearing TIE same AMI IL
appearing ~ the satisfaction Of the at the defendants
Warren Cash and Susanna his wifi Wiaa Connolly and
Peggy his wife. Jse Dayic, Elijah Day" John Raskett
Thomas Bastfu, William Basket, John Sht rd and Nan
G. his wife, and job Blko are no; inhabitants Of this corr
nOnvtah, md the s6d last mentioned defendants not hay.
ing entered their appearance and gvcn security according
IN the act Of Assembly and the rules Of this court On the
motion ofhe PLAINTIFF By their Counsel t. oTreh That
the slidla mentioned Defendants 10 appear here on the
hrrt day Of Nov. next answer the plaints bill and
THAT copy Of t order b. forthwith inrtdiu some news
paper published IN the city OF Richmond and Continued for
months geiy aud asp another copy thereof post
e AZ ts front door Of the cODroue Of the said county.
a copye-ItSc, JOHN IJfTbERLlRE, e. nc.
d3--W9gu
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Z Intend to petition the uext Assembly, to psss
aR act permitting my slave, named Biliey, or
Biiey Eve, to reniiu IN this stste siir he Snail be
emancipated FREDERICK HARRIS.
Sept -rnber so. dS--w4,v
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LIND IN .lLBE.tL4hLE, FOH SHE.
BY virtue of a deed OF trust, bearing
date the hiay Of December, 1907, and of record in
the county court OF Abenarle, executed the Subscribers
by Joha Garrison, Nancy Garrison, and Hii ciakso
secure The payment ola of money mentioned in
the SAID detdWi be sodat wins Tavern Charlottesville
On Ncngg ne 9th dry Of 0ueibcr neat, certain
or parcel OF land, containing 552 less aduin
ing he lands OF George TSvyino,i, and Others
Samuel DYER,
J0HNIyATSON,
dNDREW H.iPl,
On the day, viii be sold another ractof land con-
tanning 4So acres, less formerly belonging iay
Ckson amt adjoining the lands Of Georgc Troynan andeo
Tiers AFORESAID.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
October 4. As-tis
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FREDERICK H. MAYO 81 Co.
bOOK-BINDERS. Book-Se1Iers an

HOON-BINU EKS, booksellers and
Statoners, az me eel kiO,on stand f5re,4y oocuSssy
Mr. D. Ffezsea decd have constantly for sale valuable
Collection OF Books, n the departments of literature
among winch are number OF English EGitieng-
ths greater paat of which they enabled 10 offer Ut very
reduced prizes.
ihey also carryoD the Bi7HilgBu,ine in all us VARIETY
From their perfect acquaintance and experience, they feel
unsuitable IN saying TO the pebble that their workmanship
viii We interior TO none in point of neaness OF execution
and durability.
They have provided themselves with general assortment
otStoi2lqry and keep hand ev1y description of Blank
York. such As, Letses, JCaTncss, nay, Cash. Later and liz
72'ce BOOKS Clerks Records. Deed ant 1I1LBoOks Rule
Doce.s, tleetiol and Fee Books; Memorandum aud Sey-
~ Books, eo oc-Ittnding put every article in their
s upon the most reasonable terms Merchants and Clerks
Will hnd ii 10 their interest call OF ihenis
o. Books ofeyery description ruled and bound to anv nat
tern-cr'iers from town and country thankfully received
% Their Farmers New Virginia ALMA
NACk viii be ready for delivery in few days.
Octobsr7. 45-zp3z,
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ADVERTISEMENT.

ADVERTISEMENT
virtue of deed Of trust bearing date the
: 9th day OF December, 1915, and ofrecord
IN The county court OF AIbemarie, executed TO the
subscribers iy Thomas Wills and WIlheImina his
wife, to secure the payment Of certain sums of mo-
ney due and mentioned therein to John M Shep-
pard, Will BE SOLD, to the highest bidder, ac-
eording to law, on the premises on the 9Th day Of
November next, the LOT No. I, in the town OF
charlottesville, with its appurtsnsnces, together
with piece or parcel of land, in the county Of All.
bemarie, near the said town Of charlottesville, and
particularly described IN tie deed aforesaid or so
much OF said property as will be sufficient to pay
and satisfy the payment in the deed mentisned as
becoming due on the first day of January, 1915,
with interest, and the COSTS and charges of execu-
ting the trust the subscribers being trustees only
aud acting for the benefit Of others, win only con-
ycy such title as 10 them vested by the deed afore
sad, taking no responsibility whatever Oh them
selves IS TO the title
ALEX. GARRETT, IT,.
JOHN WYNN, '"S'eeS'
September i6. 30-w7ws