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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-19

eJ The ENQUIRER is published twice week. gene.
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NO daoe,iise'nein Inserted Mu has eisr Jeri baid (
Or d'fHfed oy so7e person IN this CITY is eglvo;is.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

Fs7o close sundry CO; sgnmen,s. we shall sell at
q Public Auction, on "Wednesday the Goth inst.
stour store, on 18th street, opposite tie Be-ray-
Srn, the following articles
90 hhds- Muscovatlo Sugar
9 tierces Loaf do.
60 bags Green Coff,e
tierces do. do.---l0 bags Pepper
so boxes Cotton aud Wool Cards
SO boxes New Soap
pipe real Holland Gin, do Brandy
4 casks Port Wine. . d. 'Teneriif;.
The Sale will he .oithoHt ,eses-ue. Tt will be
conducted by Nlcssrs. Psrkhiis, Dunlop X Cop
land, to commence at II O'clock
ASA & JOSEPH OTIS.
December I6. 67-fde
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Mr.. JAMES WINFREE,

SIR,
EBLEASE TAKE NOTICE. that shall
4 proceed to take the deposition of Christopher Clark
Esq and others al the house OF ArmStead Otey town
OF Liberty (BeSiord coent) the 26h day of February,
1915 TO ~ read as evidence in suit depending the
superior Court Of Caueery for the Richmond district
wherein am plaintiff and you defendant admins
traitor u Walter Scott deceased which place You may
attend if you think proper.
JOHN HAYNES Afol'0r,or
~ iiiia1.s Scott, de'd.
December 5. 62-sys
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FOR SHE.

A IN the third Monday in January next,
being Prince-EdWard day, will b.. sold, to the
hshes; bidder twenty Likely NEGROES consisting OF men
wonSn, and children amongst which good blacksmith
The terms will be made known the day of SacAlso 37S
acres of LAND, lying 1.-THE side Of Bush River and
inferior no land IN the county.
For the erniof the Land apply tn subscriber on the
estate. PEIIOH RANDOLPH.
December q 61-fls
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LOST OK MISLAID,

FEyHE scrip certificate for 'rhirty-sx Shares old
n stock ofthe Bank o. Virgins, numbered az ;
AND in name of Edward Friend, administrator of 10
seph Fiiend-Notiee IS hereb, given, tina, unless de-
posted with the Cashier of sail Bauk, Application
will be made for its renewal, by
PETER RANDOLPH.
December Q. 6i-epSw
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q n
general assortment ofDryGoOls, which will be sold low Tor
cash, town aeeepmncss. N0o. /. 52-tf
A I Chancery District Court held i'll
"a Williamsburg, October the 2sth. 1915.
Nancy Allen, Amey Austin, Robert Norris Thomas Norris
William Richardson, and Nancy his wife, Nancy
Morris, Betsy Morris h Susan Morris. ilni bv
mas Morris, her guardian and friend. John Allen,
David Allen Betsy Allen Fielding Alien aud Mary Allen
The three last being infants, children OF Richard Allen, by
john Allen, th,ir guardian and friend, Plaintiff.
gainst John GOUdail Defendant.
ihs cause came on this day TO be heard by the
ii answer ana the EXHIBITS filed, and argued by
sci consideration whereof, the Court doth adiudee
der and decree that WIN. MCmlllish Edmund Christian
James Lee and Robert MCandlsh, any Of whom may
act do sell the tract OF land, in the bill mentioned, living
the County oiJames City, and said to contain four hundred
acres or less late the property Of Ro Anderson dec
notice IN some newspaper printedin the CITY Of Richmond
Of the time and place OF sale, taking bond with good security
from the purchaser for the purchase money. And the
doth further aduge. order ad decree. that the said Com
missonerS, such of them may act after dectin the
expenses OF the sale, divide the proceeds thereof into two
parts and out ofone part pay Nancy Allen vglths
Betsy Allen Fielding Allen ami Mary Allen the remaining
eighth in equal proportions and OF the moi
y, pay TO the plaintiffs Amey Austin fGur-nnts Robert
Morris, Thomas Morrl VIM. Richardson, nrht of his wife
Betsy Morris aud Susan Morris other n equal nor
tons; and the defendant Gooial the four remaining.
ninths and the Commissioners who are directed 10 we,
port their proceedings the court in order final decree
copy, c. CLARKE, ID. c.
PURSUANrto Che above decree shall on the first dav
Of January before the Raleigh Tavern in the city of
williamsburg precisely at O'Clock. expose public SALE
he tract Of LHNin the decree mentioned, agreeable
the tens of the SAID decree. This land hes about four miles
from Williamsburg, handsomely situated tor farm, and has
about forty of prime meadow attached to it, some of
which has 81 in cultvaton an excellent orchard, and
common buildings.
Ln,EyTp ScHaisTLAN, lcom,r,;.
Noren5er 81. ss-tds
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CASH Safe OFNECROES.

4 IN "Wednesday the 9th instant, Dec. I
will BE- sold, io>esh, Powlaian courthousc, Ne
ORDES Consisting al men, women. boys &c.
The sale j. intended salty deb; due by the Estate IF
Francis Lewis decd. the Bank OF Virginia and have bon
convey 10 me III Irust for thal purpose.
JAMES ROBERTSON. TRUSTEE.
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WILLIAM WARDLAW & Co.

TETfIE Subscriber, the only surviving partner Of
the late drm Of William Brown & Co. hereby
gives Notice, That he has empowered Samuel Read
aud Archibald Robertson, m collect the dehfs due
To the said firm, at Otter Mills, Iynchbure * War
miaster-ani has also empowered David Hieninbo,-
ham and William Barrett, 10 collect the debts a,
Milton and Richmond. AZ those indebted are re-
guessed 70 make payment before ihe lst January
next, failing whioh, suit will BE- brought.
BOYD MILLER.
RiShmcnd, Nov. %. 1915. cost
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JOSEPH JACKSON,
GNOLD s. SILVER SMITH. from Ra,t;

ore most respectfully informs the public. that he has
yomuehsei business, ON Shoekoe Hill, Street, next
door TO the Street and ado ming Major c,,,c
ned where he will manufacture he nanuhctu-
re, an kinds oil gold and silver work. IN the particular
branch Of Spoon H he considers himself nroic;nt NOT
10 heAeeei in the United States. He has been the ha-
ot OF workinS sterling SILVER which he would highly reeon-
mend 10 the inhabitants Of. Virginia. as il Will never chance
Sente'nn wishing full ofspoons, from salt spoon TO
sup iadle, can he accommodated 'lc shortest notice
the whole 10 mach Re likewise have sets of plate M
nuactnred by the first woSmen in The city baltimore
quality (which cannot be doubcdas law OF that city
requires the silver be equal TO the British sterling Ladies
am gentlemen IN the lower part o the city will do well to
eau anu examine ms he is they are SUI
perior any ever manufacturer sold in the city,
j. viii always keep on hand general assortment of
Spoon n, and other articles in his line, which will be dis.
posed Of nj the Baltimore prices.
An Apprentice wanting to the above business of respeca-
December l6. a.,
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EDR Al u
DEFENDERS.


'l<iE tract of land on whieh reside, in the coun-
q ~ of Cumberland, containing one thousand a.
cres-about one half of which is elesred-the ba-
lance isexce,lent tobacco land wo hundred acres
are good AppomattoX low-grounds-sbeut forty or
fifty acres of which is in wood, and is first rate tobac-
CO iand-biteen or twenty OF good meadow
iand may be made at small expence.-A great pro-
portion OF this cleared lands fresh. This pianta-
ton is divided into four fields and some highly i'm
proved tobacco lots, snd the land IS generally cover
ed with eloyer-Ihe buildings for family and agIi-
cultural purposes, are numerous and good, all of
them h2vug been built within The last fourteen years
OF choice timber, and are nov in perfect state Of
repair-the dwelling hnpss, containing six rooms
IS finished in handsome style the barn is forty feet
by thrty-two, is two story high, and has a good
threshing machine on the upper floor. The stu
alton is healthy, and the neghbourhood an agreeable
one. There are several manufacturing mills, dis
tsnt from four TO TWENTY-FIVE miles from this es-
tate, from which, and mary miles above, the river
IS navsabe to Petersburg. With the plantation,
may be had the stock of work. crses cattle Shoes
and hogs; plantation tools and crop of and foi-
der. Bank stock or Negroes will be received for
part or the whole of the purchase money The
terms VIII be made known, and the premises shewn
on application to the subscriber in his absence
the premises will be shewn BY hist friend and neigh.
Dor, Mr.. Edmund Eggleston.---The usual quantity
Of wheat will be sown in nice order and due time
Possession may be had the first day Of january
1916. JERMAN BAKER
Wood'ille, Dee. IL. 66-tf
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TzSHE SUBSCRIBER has rented che brick Inn
4 Der house on the Basin, opposite 10 his Coat
yard, ono half Of which bengsuAicient for his use
he viii rent tie other half Oh reasonable terms
lie will be glad To receive on storage 81 the cus-
tomary rates, country produce, and goods Of any
kind-iie begs leave 10 make tender of his SER
vices 10 his friends aud the public in the Cormissi-
on Line.
DANIEL TRIPLETT.
October IT, 4G-tf
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TILE SITESrHIlEI5s-

4 hE now receiving, additional supply Of
n GOODS, viz
Napt Cottons, herseys, Flannels, Rose and Stri-
ped Blankets, Umbrellas HandSer chiefs, Sewing
Silks, Bo,nbazetts, (assorted colours Ladies' and
Gentlemens' cold Worsted Hosiery, Gcntlernens'
Buck and Beaver Gloves, Shaw,s, Callieocs. Vest :
ings, Linen, Cotton Shiriing. Linen Camblics. Cot
ton Cmobrics. Muslin, Double MiIled DIab Cloths,
MoleSkiu Coatings, Pound and Pack Pins xc Ssc
And an elegant assortment of London Superfine
Cloths and Cassimeres.
WHITLOCK e .S7LQTo.9RD.
No7s,nJe, 90 5SIOt
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LIN d FoR SHE.


TEHIIE Subscribers will offer ut public sale, ON the
q 3Oth day OF the present month, (Dccember,)
two Tracts OF Land in Charles-City County.
One containing about 500 Acres, on which is .
clearinghouse, in good repir,wiih six rooms and
tour hre-paces, with other conveAient outbuIdiDgs,
and spring of excellent water, convenient 10 the
house.
The other Tract adjoining, contains about 500 or
$50 acres. Both are welI-timbered, and are about
miles from James River, aud 5 from Chickshorn-
my these lands, tho somewhat worn, lie well for
Improvement and cultivation; both have good an
pie-orchards, and also afford some COED meadow
land and may be seen on application on the pre-
misses.
Terms viii be accommodating 70 the purchaser.
which will be made known on the day Of sale. to
commence at The dweilng-house, on the first men.
toned tract, at 2 o',loSls, tuoon)
THOMAS LADD,
AMOS LADD.
December &c. 67-td,
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sol NEGROES FOR SALE.

so NEGROES FOR SALE.
EgTILL BE SOLD to the highest bidder on Mon
w day, the LIST day OF January next, ii fair il not
the next fair lay, at Amherst Court-iiouse, fifty
likely NEGROES, consisting of men, women aud
children \ part of the above negroes will be sold
credit Of ninety days purchasers giving notes
payable and negotiable at either of tle Banks in
LyBehburg or Rch'nond, with approved endotseis
the balance for cash.
WILLIAM MITCHELL Jr
CHARLES THOMPSON, Jr
November %. So tbs
Posfhoncnent.
The above sale is postponed until the 10th day of January
when u "ill positively take place in Iyichhr belore tr
dooroi ilvyies Tavern. nm MIITHELL,j..
CH-fS. THOMPSON n.
lJcce5fbcT Of--tls
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TINTED
bT0cken5rough q HarUie

Brocken5rough u HarUie
EANE remaining on hand, Of their importation
By The Indian Chiefand Phitip Tabb. varie-
Sco%t Wooilen aud Cotlon Goods and Cutlery,
sSa they are determined 10 sell 80 the mos; re-
q el prices, by wholesale and retail ~ their store
We Market.Bshge, foF cash or scceptsnces in
december 7. e5.w
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HILL BE NOLD

WILL BE SOLD,
I'm MONDAY, the 9Th day Of January next, TO
the highest bidder, all the screws presses, aud
other implements for manufacturing Tobacco used
by Macnnrdo, Jones s. Co. at their Factory, ON
Carey Street.
DcceDjer 16. 67-tds
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
EEIiLL be Sold, to the highest bidder, on the
~ premises, on the Goth day of February next,
1910, that we-known public house called Frayser's
taVer'' IN New Kent county, situated the stage
ro"i' leading from Richmond to Hampton, 10 miles
from the former place, 10 which is attached ISi a.
cres OF land The houses are in good repair, aud
well calculated for tavern
we've moaths' credit and immediate possession
VIII be gwen upon the purchasers giving bond, with
approved security, to
THE EXECUTOR
December14. 2aw1mr
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EDMUND TAYLOR & Co.

Chief and Philip Tabb. from LONDON and Liverpool
general assortment ofDryGood which will be sold low for
cash or town acceptance. Ms. 1. 52-tf
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TIE RICHMONn

STON'E-W.qRE .JL4N'UF.4CTORY
\ now in full operation. The works, (which have
Il been much impeded SOM time past, by the fall
uTe OF one ofthe kilns,) arc in complete re pair, and
Wi turn out Ware in future TO the amount Of one
aousind dollars per month, at the least They
vii be further extended, whenever the demand
shall justify il.
The quality and price Of the Ware, strict atten.
uon to selecting and packing at the shortest notice,
u'e prospect Of complete assortment at all times
snd the immediate delivery in any part of the city,
iree OF expenee, cannot fail to ensure a continued
encouragement 20 this useful domestic mauufac,ory.
ne Proprietor IS determined tn use his best en-
ueavors, tomerit the confidence of and give gene
fal satisfaction to his customers.
Inc present prices (Which it is believed arc a
oout the same as in New-York, and much lower
wan The baltimore prices. ere as fnllnw
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257.276 6s
2,5s9,s14 OF

p,.. a,5s9,s14 os
In Baltimore. the subscrip-
tons have amounted,
l. In money to
the sum of 1oo4819 5o
3. In treasury
notes to the
sum OF 60S,661 90
----9 6O7 Aon IL
In Philadelphia, the sub
scrptionS have amounted.
1. In money to
the sum of 1,945, 600 OO
2. In treasury
notes to the
sum of 1,26O.568 80
IN eco 60
In New-York the subscrip-
tons have amounted.
/. In money to
the sum of Col ~
2. In treasury
notes, 658,37I CT
In Rhode Island, the sub W
scriptions have amounted. in
treasury notes, to the sum
In Massachusetts. the sub ''e~ ~
scr'ptions have amounted. in
treasury notes, to the sum
of
In New Hampshire, the '0OA %
subscriptions amounted. in
treasury notes, to the sum
of
In North Carolina, the sub 5000 ~
scripdons amounted, i'm treas
ury notes, to the sum of az non
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lnk-Stsnds
!, ORDERS left with Messrs. Asa and Joseph Otis.
q essrs. johnson and Watkins, Messrs. Pbilip D1.
,dJr. h Go. or at the Manufact1ry, will BE- duly
'"sndedto. BENZ. DU.VAL,
December rs 67-e68,,Sy,,s,,
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From Co5bett's Weekly Register.
no LORE CAsTLEREAGH.

On he contrast bef,Oeen the Return of M
poico1 and that Of LOaiS and on the
Question Of lO}Iat is RoI0 10 be done lCith
France.
MY LoRp-There vou are, then, once
more Mt Paris. And what viii you nov
do ? But, before come to the discussion
of this important question, let me beg your
observance ofthe contrast, the great and
striking contrast, exhibited in the return
Uf Louis and that of Napoleon.
Last year, it was asserted that all
France was f. the Bourbnns. We were
told that the people were so happy, so sin.
core in their ioy, so unanimous, that thew
sigled so deeply for the return of their
parental governors, and that they so Ia
mented their absence, that Toe fact was.
at last, proved beyond al contradiction.
Tint the princirlcs ~ the Re9oletion. that
is to sly, the principles Of liberty were
held in execration, and that the cause Of
Kings and priests, was, forever, assured of
triumph. The deatb-bIow was, by the
partiIans of the borough meyers, said TO
be given to those opinions and doctrines.
which bad caused the French peorle ~
rise against fcudaI and ecclesiasi;cal fy-
nanny. That ropuIous, Ingenious, indus
triOus. and gallant people, who Inhabited
the iairest part of The whole world, and
who, under The banners Of the rights Of
man, had first rcpeIled the aggression, and
then 0ycrrun the countries. AMI brongst
TO their iect, ali tlie old families of the
continent Ct Earnpes we were told that
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LONDON, August "a.
REYIEHv or THE PERSECUTION or
TIE ISP. q.NTSH I'.aTRnoTS.

Though the designs Of Ferdinand VII. were
we'll known from the moment of his arrival in
Span, and tho every intelligent person beleved
that the Cortes would be dissolved, and that the
national representatives would not be again as
sembled, yet no one could persuade himself that
the deputies of the Cortes, and the majority of
the patriots who had so greatly distinguished
thcnselye, in th~ war Of the Penlnsua, by Their
heroc services, and by their devotion TO the nde-
pendence OF tier country, would have been the
victims Of an ungrateiul persecution
In order to be able to form a correct idea Of the
injustice with which these unfortunate individu.
ais have been treated, Il is unnecessary to do more
than 20 trace slight comparative sketch OF the
patriotic conduct Of the prosecuted, and that al
the judges appointed by the king to try them.
The deputies imprisoned at Madrid in conse
quence of the events which began On lhe 10th Of
May, 1914 were the following
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$50 DOLLARS REWARD.
NEsERTED from Camp Pchdleton. Hanover

kESEKTED from Camp Pchdleton, Hanover
EI county, three soldiers:
ISAAC CURTIS, five feet four inches high,
dark eyes, dark hair, sallow complexion, by pro.
fession farmer, and was enlisted in North Caro-.
lima.
THOMAS .N:4NCE, five feet eleven inches
high, dark bne eyes, light hair and by profession
a farmer, ard was enlisted in North Carolina.
JOHN CARR, FIVE feet ten inches high, %
years ofage, blue eyes, dark hair, fair complex.
ion, was enlisted by Colonel Hamilton, North Ca.
rolina, Surry county it is expected that the above
deserters have gone the route towards North Ca.
rolina, and whatsoever willapprehend the above de,
serters, and deliver them to any officer in the
United States army, shall receive the above re.
WARRIOR FIFTY for either of them
JOHN PENDLETO.N,
Lieut.. Sd Rifle Regi
$ Auer1,st < -
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

INSERTED .f.on, a detachment ofthe Sd RiRs
Of Firsinia, CHARLES RHODES, 5 feet high
Is years IF age, born in Orange Cor1,fy, NJ. C
has dark eyes, dirk hair, dttrE complication, and
6y trade q hGtter-had on 1phen he deserted, his
1mJorm. IL iSpro5o5le he mill sell his Uniform fhs
frat etoortn1ty. .F1oeDer 7oiH apprehend the SAID
Charles Rhodes and deliOer hin TO any officer in The
United States Grmy shall receiue fhe above REGARD
and ell reasonable ersrnces.
JOHN PE.N'DLETOyN,
Lieut.. Sd Rife Regt.
June 90. If
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LAND FOR SALE.
ToiH sell the .L.3.FD nOsr lire on IN Chesferfel6
county, contdiaiRg, ty estimaSor,
SEVENIY-TAVO ACRES.

SEFENIY-TWU AC!tfS,
.sfore or lessIHs situation is high, healthy ana
agreeable, ard improvements good for the ace ON
nIOeLItion Of q moderate sized family. From, this
hriid, dndin the centre Of il too, ThGpe raised ut.
uards Of 100000 6nshcks Of coal at 'dT6erent
ferods-or the last ,e years it has nor been spork-
ed. 1HatH contains large babies Of excellent C0aL
there can be RttIe doubt; being bounded BIZ John
.9furchie, Cu'tb6e and Buck, on the .NortE, The
Falling Greek on the East, and he Failing Greek
Coal Mines, ozsned by H. Hefh, on the Solth, and
By the heirs Of Z. WoOidyfdge, on tie East.
I shGRreqtare about one. fourth Of the purchase
money IN hand; for the balance time .ciH be qi5,en
10 SRt the purchaser, The amount being satisf1c.
forTty secured. 10 say any more as to the land
prospect Of coal, &c. IS deemed u5llccessarv, as
those desiiOits 10 b1achase wM doubtless uis9y fhe
proberty--they sciH iiease dbbh, to me on the bre
mises. TH0.NPS0.N BLUN'i.
Chesterfield, .HnV IL. -
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NOTICE.

TN future, It win he required Of every person
n saving a claim against the State, and who can.
not attend in person at this Office 10 receive the
warrant for the amount thereof, to authorize by
written order, some one to receive it.
JOHN BURFCOT, Auditor
Auditors Office, Get 2. 6w
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bE LOST
Between Rockets and Marion Hill, a
ppCVl,I, pnoV

CONTAINING papers OF consequence to the owner
the finder will oblige me BY delivering the same
to MFR. Burke-Editor of the Argus, who will paw
a liberal reward.
JOHN II. SAUNDERS.
Oct. 28. 1t
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From English papers By the Philip Ta65, from
IiUerpooJ-reeeived al the e6es eflie Norfolk
Pubic Ledger.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-27
Land fop Sale,

WILL soil the Land now live on In caes.
l 'efhe!d county, containing, by estimation,
seyenty-two acres, more or i.ss--,he situation
u nigh, healthy AMI agreeable, and improve
mcnt good tor the accommodation OF a mode.
rate sized f,a,ily.. From this land, and in tho
cea a OF y too, have raised upwards of 200,.
900 bushels of coal at ifferent periods--for the
last i've years it has not been worked. That it
contslns large bodies Of excellent coal, there
can be little doubt being bounded by John
Murchie, cuniiHe and eucs, on the North, the
Failing C,-ek ON the Fast, and the Falling
Creek coal mInes, owned by Il Hcth, on the
South, aud by tile heirs of L. Woodbridge, on
the East.
shall require ubant one fourth of .hc pur>
chase money ia hand for the balance, time will
be given TO suit the purchaser, OH the amount
being satisfactorily secured To say more as
to the land, prospect FOR. coal. &c. 10 deemed
unnecessary. as those desirous to purchase wiIi
doubtless view the propcrty--they w;ll please
apply to me on the premises.
THOMPSON BLUNT.
Chesterfield, May I7ih, 1915. If
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April 3.
VIRGINIA

At Rules, holden in the Clerks Office of the
Superior Court Of Chancery fcs' the Richmond
District, the 2sth day Of February 1915.
Walter Coles and Sally L. his wife PWs.
against
John Leslie ex'F' &c. Of Robert Craig deed.
William Gait and Thomas Craig. DeG's
The Defendant Thomas Craig not having en-
tered his appearance and giving security a..
cording to the Act Of Assembly and the Rules
OF this Court, and il appearing by satisfactory
evidence, that he is not an inhabitaut Of this
country II is ordered, That the said Defend
ant do appear here on tn FIRST dsy Of the next
term and answer theb III Of the Plaintiffs and
that a copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
~ some newspaper published in the City Of
Richmond, for two months excessively and
said City.
A Copy--Teste
April 8. w8w