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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-07
EDUCATION.

'sNtIE SUBSCRiDER having lGat returned from
q the NortI, agaio Oa,srs his services as Teacher
At Lttle Yale, near OlOi9l ia Caroline His school
VIII be opened IN the 18th Of January next, and
di-coutinueJ on tlie ljth Of December follow me-
making the scholastic year nf zen months after de-
drciing 4 summer mouth CIR vacaGon-The sub.
sorher viii tpch dc En- 'i5h. Latin and Greek
languages Writing, Arithmetic English conp1s.
don anal Geography The fees for tuition in aiy
or 40 Of the above branches witt be twenty dtllars
Board lodging and washing iLclu-ivc, wi be fur
nished b7 The sniecrlh 1t eighty dollars for TIC
term. Hoard may also be ob.mncd 10 tic neichbay-
hoOd on mo 'era'c tcr1s. Patrons OF the school
are hereby ivit-d 90 vi-itit ~ ascertain the pro-
gress of lhejr ppil7 From Tire prevailing taste for
lcern;rg aad his own cxperI-nce in teachine, fhe
su5s"rhcr hatfers m'nsaifthet lac shall be favour
cd vih tlat SHIRE n he public patronage which he
so.icHs. RUFUS CHANDLER, a. 81.
Nnvanrhfr T. 52-wGes
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TIE srfpsrprprps

TIE SUBSCRIBERS
SEAFE FOR SALE, the following articles,
which viii be sold hy the Package, on accom-
TnoGating terms, for town aceeptances:
HfRO-W.9RE6 g CUITERY.
casks brass head tongs and shoyeis
do brass knobs. Scl,s, iron rim locks
HI. ead chest hinges
DO Ssddery, containing plated bride bits,
roller brciIic,, s;irrGps, martingale
hooks, saddle nails, common strrups and
bits
do tea trays, snuifer trays, waters, hearth
brushes, .Szc.
do table, back fans and butt hinges
do knob ard square latches and bolts
dn chest, IL. Ill and T. hinges
10 needles, tsh-hooSs, buttons, aad button
monitis
case German steel handsaws, mill, pit and
X cut saws, ard compasses
do best gilt and plated coat and yes; buttons
casks wedding hoes, do plough traces
do table and desert knives anl forks pen,
pocket and shoe knives, files, scissors,
specfacles &c.
5 do Weldou's best scythc blades, As 81
nshes
40 boxes = and common tin.
DRY GOODS.
80 bales rose and DuiTle Blankets
: 10 DO plains aud blue and white kerseys
do white and colnisd hann-ls
do real sup "A Welch hannels,
10 do napt eottous and plains,
i 10 Due 90.
] do blue and olive Bear skins,
10 London sup. cloths & esssiin eres,
2 do Yorkshire do
do low priced cloths csssImeres coatinss and
y,sings
so do hest heavy German Ticklenburg and
oznaburgs,
do blue sers.e,
y VARIETY OF GoOUS,
CONSISTING OF
Hosiery, caun5ricss, book and leno m uslins
Narcotics quitting, shawis, einghMns, sc.
Also, Stoekinet,s, Lambs wool hose, Irish laens,
DOwias, sc. sc.
GROCERIES,, &c.
so hhis. and 100 bbIs. New-0rleans, Museoya-
DO and loaf sugars.
Antigua rnm, teas, German and bls.ered steel,
20 hhds. prime ,nolasses,
pipes real Holland gin,
100 bbs, Carutl,er's 9TH proof recti6ed whisI,ey
old,
10 bags old lava coffee, for family gsc,l
so DO old WestIodl do
DAILY EXPECTED
General Assortment ut LONDON GOODS.
Imported in the ships Indian Chief aud l'hI5
I'db6.
]. BROWN, Jr *
". FINNEY, Y. .1h's
Eo7emberf. s2---f
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ALBEMAnLE TOBACCO IANps

FEOR ShLE--'I'le subscriber viii sell. ON tenn,
z accommodating to the purchaser, a Tract Of
Land lying o. both sides of Hardware river, in the
COUNT oi Albemarle, aud Containing $40 acres.
This land is commonly known by the name OF tia
,o;ge Tract, aEd contains quantity Of first rate
Tobacco Land Its situation i; very healthy. in =
neghborhood popul0us and wealthy, and a ord,
sciies for waterwOrks of any kind on great scale
Immediate possession win be eiYen. Captain
john Harris, whom this land ad,ios, has very obi
gne!y promised tn show it TO those inclined TO view.
forlarthef particulars. pPlioa.ion may be made
to the Subscriber in Richmoni, by ietteror Other
wise. VIM n CNREII
November 90. 6O-st
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DEEp RuN COAL pITs.

SsyHE Subscriber, wishing TO decline tue Coal Lu.
4 siness, will, ON Saturday the 9Th day Of next
month, (DsseEnber) sell at Public Sale, under the
direction or Mr.. Thomas ravlor his Undivided ,.i.d
OF the Deep Run COAL prs.
There arc on hi. tract 1880 acres of Land, and
1t IS believed IL contains the largest boiy OF coal in
any enc tract OF land ID this slate. The pits bciue
now m operation, my person disposed 20 examine
the qoaity q, ,ue coal, can do so By applying to Mr.
Zach. Masruder, the manager OF the works. Dur.
ing the late war, number OF shafts have been sunk
and are res'y .Ur work. which it is presumed Will
yield at least one mliiOo Of bushels OF excellent
coal. The success attendin, the finding The coal,
has been such as 10 induce belief that the quantity
rs inexhauaGble There are dwelling houses, Sta
bes, &c at and near the works. sufficient Tor every
necessary purpose. a particular description oil
them or ci the place, ia thought Unnecessary as il
spresumcd those inclined 20 purchase will view th.
premises ard ndge for themselves. With the pi,s
may be had a considerable quantity OF coal already
IaisedATo, mules, mae nery, tools, SEC licier,
t. commence immediate Operations. In order that
The purchaser may have an oPplf unity Of making
the greater part, II not the whole of the purchase
money out of the proPoF;y ITSELF the Terms will
be liberal, say ten annual isstaiments CONNIE ncin
the first dry OF January nezt, with ;eerest isysb.
snnuav-Approvedn notes, pay bile md negotiable
at one OF The banks III the city OF Rchmond. secured
10y deed oil trust the property Will be reuui,,
cd IN undoubted title, in fee simple, will be made
ard possession given the lst january next These
wishing further particulars, before the day OF sale
vii siply to Mr.. Tsylor.
W. w. HANCOCK.
or Tie above mentioned Coal Lsnds. &c will
be sold ut The Bell Tavern in the city OF 2ichmond,
The sale 10 commence at l2 O'clock.
At The same time and place. will be sold vt Pubic
Auction, an undivided thisd mart Of ,lle
DOVER COAL PITS
In eoochland County, containing 90 acres; for
whch credi. Of /. . and years viii he gwen on,
approved notes, payable az either Of the Bsuss IN
iNehmond, and giving Decd Of Trust upon the
property. BY order Of the Proprietor,
THOMAS TAYLOR
November %. 6O-hs
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LANDS FOR SAIE


PURSUANT to a decree Of the Court of the
Il United States Ton the 5th Circuit in the Virgil
MA District, rro ouuoed June the Sd, 1915, in suit
IN Chancery, whorein Frances G. Hauro,t and Tho
mas Burkett, merchants and partners, trading ua-
der the name and firm of Hanrott & Burkett, Plan
tiiia--sganst Joseph Jackson and Charles Spescer,
eX' outors OF William Carter, decd. and - Spen-
Ger, late wife OF said Charles Spencer, and Jane
How Garter, devisees of the said William Carter,
deed. defendants.-
VIII be Sold, to tie highest bidder, at Public
Auction, at the Swan Tavcro, in the city Of Rich
mond, on the 10th day Of December next, upon q
credit, as to one ulooty, Of four months and also
ne other moicty, upon a credit ofeig months the
purchaser giving notes negotiable and payable at the
Bank OF Virginia, with indorser, to be approved
OF by VIM. Mann The Tract &c Land a one thou
sandaud syiy-two and two thirds acres situate be-
tween the Little Miami and Sciots rivers, on the
wsierso the latter, granted by the United States to
tIe representatives OF the said WIN. Carter, decd
WN MANN, commissioner.
november 8. 5G--eri-,
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Coby ma h'rr { an Jde,a 49, n his rober m
Uifc7jGrd, ~ =. ) dqted r. 8. aip Otfor.o,
.5,eFieig. Asm, Ia. sc, 10, ign 30, &c, T. .fu-
c1,s' =. 1875.
-. a,4 Gil, nov or our gay to 'lrgof taG'an
a.. e,,j,nl of tHc ia o. safdaia, 81 Js.i on fr
'.,,.r.cr ar oheut cn q 'rsd icct, sx.end.Dg 20
a., vtt's caseia q sicI q "a ana d .ot;s fic
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KNoWLNDGE. THE SOUL or rRNEDoM.

KNOWLEDGE, THE SOUL or FREEDOM.
iea90as. o ye S.ses, c.! a.eaner dc5atcs
6,ss.iieei tint iis hSif mar csteji, "a &rtcS:
Disp,iIe q. ,'G6iesee i.--siid East.re a;e dry
cSnsiic. hl- lsEh 'ee.ae;-' atSngr'cl3c is s,sdy.
lis lucid sunshine, TIN, every fire. race,
Keen ls-'dees ol patty plunge into dslace,
AiwaYsmyre intent in its der rise.
Than rSiNier the multitude happy wise.
80 mar a I,acl,incand The toll Of the a.~.
Stands ignogsrt r,aty fowl nisehi, to do
lnpeaee by rt,lc Glamour 20 iIarc.r coar.e hid
an vac to!nlSc havoc 4 popular trade.
3Ians general ignorance old as the ioot,
fcr csssl o. ages has pu him IN blu8i;
S,sosris--Or NinUs-Pui-scrsaii or Nf.alr
II earn doniaeerd for whole Nations TO bleed
SEE TgTants tiversifcG, rgyagc the l.au,
A Cyrus Assyc,s--, I,c.,r tie Gaul:
MahOihet o. Gcnys--ArA.ian or XIV
Spur isfc;lace bli.i!Olt or Nations nni,ic.
The Tarkor tie Tortar--tle yanail or Jew
Htpt midnight tor MILL ~, and s,ursui.e fJr few;
HJ dark public Jaiid WAS so,iety slain.
from N'iarod, aialthintsr, to fierce ts.nerlanc.
The egisst, oroM Erypt from Tam, 70 Thin,
N1nogo.Isd dict LuN, ghvsic ani sin
No wonder the lew hal l-spodc control
Aayros.i'g all knowledge ur b.,iy aud soa,.
Gree. ignorant poa~o,ty rsera dol, in ,Ar9ng.
Hoy! coult t.cy hay rights vino were tlt,rd n wrong
But fttie ri'Schf.nrs, i.;oA danger ,aparts,
u rrihd that wonderful Cradle OF Arts.
Fes,sgre. ss Sagsr an ,,aeaier s:es7tes,
ce7@i1es' tist u Hsh. r'sr establish s,4'e;;
Dispense 4a3'ls61ss "a ,id Em5Hc hte d4y,
csnciqcc9Li& siRh frNren iia kaotg'eRgc u ,sgqy.
Nexan'er the Great ,,a, ambition had crezss',
VINO noble Tyre saCkd and pelsepolS r.,z,d
get dbl not set japtcr mankind
III Greece had been s,i?pd OF lar noble free Mind.
Bark Single bright Athens ere Liberty ceaseA
Ccy-nateh ny btRm MINI al the power Of the EaIt
Her ..yr'tnt expsrd-scv tic light Of t,e wise.
LIND basis 10 grandeur t.llt iowegd 10 the siltg
Would carthasc hageraet her deplorable doom,
Srnis d rival and nlassaersd victim oi Rome
CQTstg
f7;teaF y stcsH 9asaTehs l-oysii1sing goid|
Hi-nfeent Rome Gil extinct in he- turn.
nut meier while her lights permitted 10 hlrll
while Eagles % knowledge b.i sit PaIu,tcisu,iurfI,
hat Queen of The Cities st.l goyernd Ih> World.
Let iyrants detesied fear popular thought.
I,N'n brass cannon reason AMI ini llcct nought
Eft ye. TN mans rank hqve restored 20 i5 source
!1H ck-Tjsh nigh nsira--as invi1ci5c fire..
To stamp with sound doctrie from Orleans 10 Maine
he preeions crude ore that precincts eont. :
C-lus knowledge on gem that no Kingdom caIi boast
The scut energetic Of LHeTty's Host
Al Trccmen instructed tie agents of all,
Eilcliiy Empire that never eau fall;
o,n.ff7g Der tie lump = bright scienor lagfrFG,
1ne Rod Jno Tyra't can Sssay he Ne1e World.
POSTPONE, o ye .S5sor, all niegTsr Gejaier.
Convinced thu rs Hgtf os05iish Gun St6tes
Ctgbe'se GEfGlftSc .t-gild Empire like G1y
Convinced Hgi ran ite1en} tW kE9ygtege is s7say.
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free Irdde and SaHors' Rigbfs !
no PAPER UIOCEtDrG

THVHE Steamboat Camb Ten VII BE- 1t the landing
q dJohn llOos, on Potomac riv. every morn
ing by nine O'Clock. after The 9th rs us month
(Noye,nber) and viii he ready o. take PASSENGERS
from Richmond, BY the wsy of Duakhk and Port
Royal, to Alexandra AMI Wash'ngton where
size viii arrive by Z O'Clock, ". The
fare ol passengers IN nc Cambicn.witl be g IN 10
A'-zariria, and IS % Woshi- ztou, inculine brrsk
ias, Every Attention viii be paid % render tie
ressars Agreeable % those Who may be pleased to
favor the Camkde~ 9TH the-~ cornyenv hv
ROBERT afOFFlTT. Sfce4-K
December Gl-ft
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N OnERT NFU.sCN & Go. have received. and
3 are now ope1ine, en extensive and general a.-
sortmrut ri Sap,s a,d Fancy r ois, 81 tl,e newest
ias' ION aud 'fc d'g evpccta'i0i Of iuftf-i. at.
'igsls, Which, try eil sell, vlolesale or re,ar. IL
reduced prices. ilr e'asi o. acc Ifaescs ~ toss
.4ocembyi 20. 5s-et
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VstfiE Subscrib rs 20 the E3e0dosv B,1dg-
= e. T'rrpk, are ro,ed to attend 1t Tie Eagle law
err, III The City OF Richmond The Murlay in Janua-
~ ne, when they VIII he expected rpy dollars upon
each sliare subscribed. THOMAS IgTLSON,
HrrC-ty y ans
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ETOR experimenting negro SAM. who Runaway
4 from the subscriber on Saturday the In inst
Sam Is about ~ years Of age; not a very black ne
gro is well grown, and unusually bow.ierred his
head is rather large aud his hair busly hls face Is
fat and broad, his lips dick aud outins, and he has
uniero1e Of his eyes, near the oac, bone. scar.
which having been received in childhood. is not Vi.
slble ai distance, nor on q sight view. part of
hi5 apparel (now recollected) IT the time Of his g.
lopcmcnt, we're pair Of blue wo1en pantaioor7.
perfectly new. he wag brought hi.her from GIo,i-
ecsicr county, arG hrs relation belonging 10 Mr..
Robert y. Fiie, in Viis towr. viii pay the above
reward fer bringing home the abovc-rne toned slave
ord u hc IS apprehen'ed more than 20 miles from
thiq CITY, viii pay in addition an reasonable expen.
ces incurred in transy ogtnE him hitler.
PETER v DANIEL.
WOvenheri7. S6-.wtf
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Ihe Grant Lodes of Vsrgi7ia.
WTTfib meet IN ihc Mrs1n's Hali, in the Civ Of
~ tchmoai, n o''!oc' iu Tho evening Of &c
second tionIav if Dcccmbrr next.
E0yenbes IL H.. ,l,a
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Pocket Aiw4aqcts far 1916.

..L y,ttS HWHHGcH8 pr 1910,
EUST PUBLISHED, and for sale, Il PctcrCA-
90 ton's Bookstore, The Lediss' anu Ce,tc.
mems Pocket PbHGnach and Rcg7cr15Yr,ce~, lo-
the year Of our Lord, 1916.
ALso-Just received, from ESQ 70 $40 Rearis Of
cool Uf1ffHg ami Lctfet P0ber, and an elegant
assortment OF Paber HngiRgs.
WtNTkp, young r'ar, who writes good hand
and - cOnVerssnt in aeeompts and whn can come
vel Recommended none else need apply.
December =. 6I-if
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TYR SVBSCRI4ERS-

IAE' = = I'D .
r Q AVINCI connect d themselves IN business I'M
Z lie the firm of I'm. & o. H. .1iItcieR s. Co.
pei' t,er services to their fTiens the public, as
CorEMIssroy MRRcEASrs.-They have taken
large fire proof House the Street leading from
F. or Main street. to Mayo's Bridge, and nearly OPP
posite the Rising-Sun Tavern.
WH MITCHELL, Jr
G.. ~. MITCHELL.
1HOS. II. MITCHELL.
December Q. f1-lm
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SAFE.

hIC hoLE FARM FOX % LIZ
4 m Monday, the 18th day Of January,
lSW, istmr Il not, the fair day. the iialVay
House between York and Hampton will te sod, ths ,viua
ble LANIAliON, eonginr the estate OF cs.oicl LAX
kin SMITH deceased. anil ays in the lavcr on OF York
county on Poquvsn R'er. h Farm consists Of alout
9ceaeres IS eSted fertile any IN that part % tive
country, and welnp'ed to the growth OF wheat and
The inproNe'tss ar small but very comfortable biclS
dweiiis iore, vii two aud passage below stairs.
and tte above a!arse new barn. tn body OF which IS
Sed aneNceien' new horse mill, which orc horse convent
entity turns ana corn breaking machine turned in
manner one other older harm, co:nhorsa kitchen <
dairy, AMI number OF very comfortable nesro houses built
IN the best insncr. Three four peach and apple orch
arss good house and tenement the lower q the plan
tntiOn.
oN>tnrd Of the purchase money viii berequircd NJ the
tine OF making the deed, and the balance annual pay
ment leaisy interest from the day ofsNe secure the
two test payments bclls. With approved security viii 10
required, and Deed Of rrus, ON the land.
c. H.SNITII.
Whi. BROOKE.
CUGfjtS ond ao'ipg Errcttsrs
LdrSiH Smith, DISCUSSED.
r. The Poero'in River ray5S,se for yssc of u or
1900 bushels, and abound. nhe lest fish and oysters
Sle.erraer = 6l-wtis
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Tie land IS generally high, but -Ftna lias her lony
mead to such IN extremity, that the other lnOun.
tnas appear ike ant heaps. The Commodore ha
promised tSt all the officers shah visit this celehr
ted place. Caibre, on the Continent is Just cmerg-
Ing IRON the sea right ahead. Itisneariy eaitn
now we arc waiting impatently for the sea.breez
TO watt us u Messipa said 60 he one Of the most
commercial ports in tie Island oISicily.
1t is ssid that Commodore Bsinbrilge has arrived
at Carthssena. LII pc it is true, FOE wish very
much TO hear from America shall wa.t now Till
We arrive at Mcssiaa, before write more, for two
reasons--theo ne is want subject the CHER it is
my watch decs.
On the Goth arrived at Mess;na, where we
Icy III! the FIRST of August. Messinaisa large po-
poos city bait of stooe aud is remarkable for ,ns-
NY eerioal,ies, but my paper is too limited to SAY
much ab0u; them. The equestrian square, is celc-
brsted walk for the middle class of peOplc, the frs,
class never walk but &C shutdown you will see
hundreds oil carriages, flied with beautiful women,
OF every age and coicr.
Every thing is very cheap here, aud were it un-
der government Ike ours, this part Of Sicily, and
Colna, which IS oppoiite, would be my place uf re-
sideneS, Whenever should feel iacln~G to settle.
Eofrdct ola letter from Com S:eblen Decatur 20
-li. .idins, dGfel l.. S. Snip Gusriere, az sea-
Jny iiti, 1913.
upon our arrival or Algiers, n negotiation was
opened on board the Gueriiere and Gnally conelu,-
ed by treaty ofpeNce, within 81 hours. This trsa-
;yexpressly puts end to any claims of,ribuie, eli
ther in the shape ofpr~sens or any o,her man
ner; and that The Dey engages to make cosnpeusa-
ton s''r American property captured aul deta;aed
! since the war This stipulation has already been
carried into e- ct, ard the money and effects Placed
in the hands Of the Coasul. Oar captured citizens
have also been recased'
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The annual meeting oft!e 1cety Of Cincinnati ,
place ct The Capitol in the Cyof iicuond, on the seoni
Monday in December next.
ROBERT oJARL rs, Secretary.
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IN pursuance Of a Decree, made in the Superior
: Court of Chancery, holden OF the Capitol, il. the
City OF Richmond, the 17ih DAY Of January last,
between Allan Pollok and David Buchanan. survi,
wing partners Of Robert aad Allan Pollok &
Co. Plaintiffs, against Thomas Wilson, Rob
ert Turner, George Turner aud Simon Block, De-
Pendants WIZ be sold. Auction, at the EEL Ia
vrT1l, II TIC City Of Richmond, on Saturday the 93l
OF this month, that beautiful farm called Mansfield,
near the City Of Richmond, containing FIVE acres and
90 poles, more or less.
The terms oSsae, viii be in conformity with the
Act Of Assembly, entitled, " IN act concerning ex-
scutons, ard for other pu,poses," passed the 25ih
of Novemer, 1919
W. G. WH.LIAMS,0 -.
e. COPELAND, Coh-
y. HEND3EN, m''S''h-
w. HAY, Jun. CTS
December 2. 6l-tds
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4 T a Chancerv District Court heId in

4 Chancery District Court held in
I Y williamsburg, OctObcrihc ssth, lsl5.
Nancy Allen, Amry Austin Robert Morris, Morris
Miiln lticiarrson and Nancy his wife, who Vas EacJ
Horrs Betsy Morris and SuaI, NorrT infant BIZ Tho
mas Morris her guardian and friend John Ailsn,
Da'id Allen Beis"y hllea, Feldc All and Mary Alien
the three last beng infants, children Of Richard Alien, ty
John Allen their guardian and friend Plaiai0.
gainst John Gooia. Deinlqn.
s cause came on this day to he heard by consent on tie
b, answer and the exhibits filed, and was argued By co,u
sci on confederation whereof. the Court doth stiiee or
der and decree. that WIN MCaniis,, Edmund chistier
james Lee and Robert fPCndsh, any &c whom nav
act do sci the tract OF land, in the bill mentioned wing in
tic County Of James City and sid cootn four hundred
acres more or less the property Of !lo. Anderson on
ere OF twelve monis, alter giving months previous
notce w soue newspaper priredin The City of Richmond
OF the TIME and place o' SALE taking bond with good security
rom the purchaser for te purchase noi,y. And the cort
do'h further a'usgc order and decree that the sad Con-.
nsers nr such of them may net. after deductng the
expenses Of the sale. divide the proceeds thereofin two
parts a ON OF ore part ply Nancy Allen fiveigith
JOIN 8len oncelghth. 20 David Allen igh,l and 20
Betsy Alien, Fielding Allen and Mary Alien the remaining
.1Sh', ~ equal PROPORTIONS and ta Qf the other MOI
tyiay to Che plaintiffs, Amey Austin oui-ihnts 10 Rolvrt
NorT Thomas Norris Wm Richardson in right of his Wife
Betsy Mnrrsand Susan Morris other ninth IN equal boz
tons and 70 the defendant Goodail the ir rennninr
mnihs,a ana the Commissioner Who d1ectd to ~
port itir proceedings to the IN order final deere.
copy, {. CLAREE, D..
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FsShE SUBSCRIBER has rented the brick lum-
z Der house ON the Basin, opposite to his Coal
yard, one halt Of which being sufficient for his uss
tie viii rent the other half on reasonable terms
lie VIII be glad 70 receive On storage at the Gus
tomaiy rates, country produce, and goods of any
kind-He bess leave 20 make tender Of his ser.
vices to his friends aud the public in the Commssi
on Line.
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RICH TOBACCO LAND FOR SHE.
NATiLL BE SOLD, on Thursday the 1ath day
Y? o. December next, my Tract OF Land ly-
ING IN tle county OF Bedford, on Jay Creek, sbout
Jules above i.ynehburg. The above Tract contains
between $50 aud 900 acres about $50 acres clear
ed, the balance heavily tmbcreh, and rich Tosae
co Land. About 90 bushels Of wheat is sown on tbs
plantation, all on fresh corn and tobacco land The
terms Of sale will be onc-tiiird cash, the balance in
ono and oysars-the purchaser giving bond with
deed OF trust, to secure Che payment at the
same time and place, will be sold for cash, about
800 barrels OF corn, the crop OF folder, the stock
o. cattle, hogs and sheep, and the plantation utcn-
sis Possession may be had on the first day fJa-
nuary, 1916. EDWIN TURPIN.
~ B.-Ihe above tract Of land nay be diy-
ded 10 suit purchasers.
November n. 55-fls
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A(iNS became &c -cYfor a .li0uY Bird. and
3 4 efcoHrse Of Col TrJlfap Bird, Gate of5Fest-
ooe'', gfre tbs notice 10 an 5gion, IL mar con-
csf@ IL 70 mater Of the almost i'm borfu,ce that
ne situation oftie HesfoDer estate sL0nld 6e dis
f1cty understood; therefore respectfully inrfe
az persons haz2ny claims against said estate, to
coi7Wuucate 10 ne their nature and a,no,nit-
I nose zeh0 purchased negroes ut the Fesfouer
sac are reminded as their Loids 4giU become dre
on the 20h ofJn,rtqry merit !; and Hose .gho mr.
c'ased ofher kinds Of PROPERTY, are reminded thai
mf'' de56s are 6He G'reGdv. Letters directed 10
me 5y post 10 .Ji;fyooI nil iecsius tie utmost az
fc''f10n ULLLL7.H r. P.9GE,
Of F'referics Coiu,fy.
Decen,ber 9. 6l-9rr.
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LOST OK MISLAID,

LUoI OK IUIOI.TIU,
" THE scrip certificate for Thrty-six Shares old
! stock ofthe Bank OF Virginia, numbered " (;
aud in name of Edward Friend, administrator of Jo-
seph friend-Not;e is hereby given tia, unless de-
posted with the Cashier OF said Baak, application
viii be made for its renewal, by
PETER RANDOLPH.
December .. 6I-eusw
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ADVERTISEMENT.
bTOR SALE, at the late residence. OF
HiHiqpi FAR. decd in the countyo of Chesterfield on
Saturday the ninth day of December al the property
belonging to the sand FgrTs estate consisting of sndry att
es o' elegant mahogany furniture. excellent assortment
OF carpenters tools, with many other articles tedious
Inentiun.
Terms 2fSaie-sx months credit the purchaser giving
bond With approved ccurty Those who have claims aca
tie estate are desired TO make ticrn known 10
:. BUEFOOF, j.. s. fer
Il. BRANCH, Sheriff. and
AdnT. said TarJ, 5yogtler eT6oUJf.
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