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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-22
FOREIGN.
.Nczc- YORK, NoUem5er IA.
FROM FRANCE.

FROM FRANCE.
By the ship Sachem, from bordeaux, the
Editors OK the Mercantile Advertiser have
received Bordeaux papers to the 2eth
September, and Paris papers to the 25th,
both Inclusive, containing London dates to
the goth. They furnish nothing particu-
larry interesting, the following being among
the principal articles
Cesar and Constantine Faucher, two
French citizens, were shot at Bordeaux
for reasonable practices, on the 9th Sep
TENDER.
The Emperor of Morocco, has declar-
ed War against Russia, Prussia and Sici-
ly.
t7iransiatedfor the Mercantile Aduertiser.]
Paris, Sent. 81.
tits said that the ultimatum of the allied
sovereigns, will be given to the king iii the
course of this week.
1t is rumored to-day that the two En-
perors of Austria and Russia, will depart
next Saturday, and the king of Prussia On
Sunday.
Slice Marshal Ney has been detained in
the Conciergerie, he has been permitted
to see his wife, his children, his parents
and other persons.
The number of Austrian troops which
will have left France at the end OF this
month, or the beginning of October, are es-
tnated at more than one hundred and hi
ty thousand men.
They speak OF Treaty of Commerce,
signed, or about to be signed, with the En-
g!ish.
Price OF Stocks: per cent. consols 81
omnium 49,
They say that the French government
IL 60 hole -sNr, ~
the slave trade.
Sehtem6er 20.
a letter from Mr.. George Foy, Consul
of His Britannia Majesty at Stockholm, I'M
der date of the 9TH inst. says, The gov
eminent of this country has made Ceci-
SION, by which it perm is the expectation in
foreign vessels Of tirnber and boards, on
paving the same duties as Swedish vessels.
This measure places commerce IN the SC
articles, On the same fotting rs i'll 1907 and
1914"
The cargo Of the Emma, arrived from
Batavia, on account Of the East Iuda Com
pany, consists Of 295 double sacks OF the
first quail ~ sugar, weighing above $4,000
lbs.
London, Seht IA.
The cession Of ME Floridas by the
Standards 10 tie EHgli8h government, is
very currently reported. 1t is said that
that ccssiou Is viewed with considerable
uneasiness by the United States; for since
the ACQUISITION Of Louisiana, which Bona
parte forced the Spanish government to
ccdc 20 BIN in order that he might sell it
again 20 the United States, the latter
have always desired 70 annex the two Flo
rides, which are 50 admirably situated to
augment and round Of their possessions
Tie Floridas, a our readers will remem-
Der, were coded 70 us by the treaty OF 1853.
We kept them until 1891. when they We're
taken by the Spaniafds 60 whom We coded
them by the treaty Of 1885.
II appears that the sentence Of the court
martial held at Montreal, relative to the
conduct Of Mai. General Proctor, has been
so much dtapprovcd by the Government,
that the members would have been reas-
| sembled to reconsider il, had it not been
| found mpracticabls on account oflocal cir
Cumstauces, 10 have recourse 70 such nea-
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PUBLIC aUCII0.N:.

NM Id BE SOLD, at public auction, on
w Tuesday, the 2sth inst ~ the Bejlrayern in the
ety Of Rehnoud 324 acres OF LAND, IN tive county Of
S'ocihaIa' within 10 mesof the city, and thnn
Esq-ere IS every reason TO believe dat great body of
coal pass, through the present Proprietor captain rsc
tWG, having determined 20 10 tie western country
gentleman are assured a Oh, Land will be sold, fany thing
its ynlue Is offered for il. 0
Ontthrd 0ithe purcsc money will be rcairst on the
Isl Of September next, (when putssiO will be- iveO The
balance m two equal annual payments satisfactorily sccurd
A plat or pau can b. seen by applying to
NOs'.nilrr 10. a.
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NOTICE,

Tg9.iE Subscribers have established |, bouse NJ
4 Boston for the transaction OF CoBsnisssios B,,-
sissss, under the firm of JOHN jerks & Co.
where they solicit the commands OF their friends in
Virginia
The AUCTION 6 Commission Business, in this CT
ty, viii be conducted as heretoiore---lnd consgn-
ments OF every description of Merchandise will re-
ceive our particular and usremitted attention
jerks & BILLINGS.
November =. SS--Gw
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RICH TOBACCO LAND FOR S.iLE.
ETTlLL Re SOLD, on Thnrs,i.,y the 18th la,

O.TEsI-.
NJlLL BE SOLD, on Thursday the 18th day
w OF December next, my Tract OF Land /,
ing in the county of Bedford, on Jay Greek, about s
miles above Lynchburg. The above Tract contains
between $50 and goo acres about $50 acres clear
ed, the balance heavily tnbered, and rich Tobac-
co Land. About 90 bushels of wheat is sown on the
plantation, all on fresh and tobacco land The
terms oi sale will be onethrd casa, the balance in
one and twoyesrs-the purchaser giving bond with
deed OF trust, to secure the payment. At the
same time and place, will be sold for cash, about
800 barrels OF corn, the crop Of fodder the stock
oil cattle, hogs and Sheep and the plantation otcn-
sis Possession may be had the first day OF Ja-
nuary, 1916 EDWIN TCRptN.
n. B.-The above tract OF land may be divi-
ded to suit purchasers.
NovembrrIt 55-tI.
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FIFTY D0LL.9RS jEW-4RD,
taken so miles from Riehmond, or $50, if I'M
q der that distance.
Runaway from the employ of NJ. w Hancock, at
ms Coal-pits, at Deep Run, two negro men, viz
NELSON, about e5 years ofage, about six feet
high, strong and bory, his walk quick, ana s,oops
little, IS of yeilowsh compilations and is very ike
II. He had on pair Of air-top boots green cloth
coat and furred hat, rede of, Il is supposed, a
yellow BAY MARE, sbnut Z feet 10 inches hsh,
with star in her forehead.
NICK, on NICK FLEET, about feet 10 inch-
es high, slim made and ola yellowish complexion.
L'kely, and about IS years of age---had on grey
Virginia clo,h surtout coat, blue under coat black
SIX waistcoat, par ofsuwarrow h0ots and filrred
hat-he rode 3 small REY MARE, i feet s inch
es has several small knots round each ear
and a scar on one of his hands--t is supposed they
haTe procured free passes. and endesyorins to
make their way 10 Philadelphia, by the rout Of FIRE.
deriekabirg. 1beabovc arsl viii be given for de-
ltSeriag them to the Subscribers, or Mr. Rl'Gru-
der, at the Pits, securing them in JAIL so that
they are recovered agsin---or 800 fer either OF
them. DAVID PATTERSON,
WIN. CAMPBELL.
November 9. si-,f
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LATEST FROM FRANCE

We have received the Journal dc PsrisI
20 the Oath and 25th Of September, whichI
contain Variety of incidents Sharacteris
tic of the unsettled state Of political afsairsz
in FTance---among other transactions, is AMI
entire change ofDiniSteTe. 1t has alwaysf
been understood. that Talleyrard audi
Fcuche were rivals and enemies, and tha,f
Fouche had been the principal agent Of ths Il
dsmission of Tall yrand from the superiorI
ministry by Napoleon and that Talley-
rand had been the cause Of Touches re /
moval from the ministry If general police Il
and being sent To Rome. Many Gf theI
French politicians attribute to the riyalryA
OF those men, many of the re ent distrae-
tions and present misfortunes of France -
1t would seem that those men bore With
each other VIII lie they were necessary III
e. ch other. There are IGHeyrands asdE
Fouehes IN other places besides France.
{ IranSigted)o for the aurora.
Paris, Seff. ~.
A pamphlet, entitled C2emency and inc
lice, has just appear cd at Paris it IS attri
butcd to NJ. dc EfonfeaHiard.
\ new literary heTifage has appea, -.
at Paris, after the suppression of La
Jam, or the YELLOW Dwatf; it is a
Geant Aoir or Black Giant--it is
sed of epgrams, anecdotes, sma
table ethics, good natdred stori
tured persons, and i'll nat !. S
good natured persons, eec -
de Par S, says the Cian 4 u I:
scandalous as the D7Dor
A writer in one of
discussing the insiitutio.
fioiicc, observes that
end by the constitute,
in the journal dc L s. i s
remark, makes on an
writer, IN which he sa
pears TO be ignorant a.
his re turn from Client,
Der and the attributes Of q
---snd that in The rev
ministry ofg neral pclice Il +
ded but ae, the writer, h3' s.
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Novembe. s.

DICKS, MOORE e Co.
Haze remaining cfAe .Ifarcels1s'S Cargo;
A Few bales rose and dufile blankets
Blue, green, and white Ga plains
Bloc ard green kereys
Coarse and fine cloths asd esssimeres
Blue napt plains
Swansdown and toilinett vestiaes
FaAnels and coatngs.
-lfsdhaJe Just Received, aer tie Indian C6set.
from London,
Cotton shirtings and dimities
Rernai and Madras h'dkfs. aud cotton shawls
Silk and cotton pisds
9S and Ga cotton cambrics
hiarseies and Princes eurd yestings
Calcoes and Irish Linens
Fancy tc'lnett vesngs
London superEne cloths and cassimeres
Pins, needles, &c. sc. &c.
Ind 1gW receive in a fec ddys, BIZ tie PLiIb TaLb,
from Li1erp0o',
few casks Hardware e Cutlery, in packages
suitable for country merchants,
Anvis, Bellows, sc
All Of which they will ae'l FOR cash, or negotiable
aper- November s. 5i-tf
{ pursuance OF decree made in the Superior
u Court OF ChanceTy, holden at the Capitol, in the
City Of Richmond, on the 18th day Of January last
Between Allan Pollok and David Buchanan,
surviving partners Of Robert * Allan Pollok * Co
Plaittifs-against Thomas Wilson, Robert Turner
NCpi ~ ANAHSi ttAh SiiiVu DiOShJ pSictludulS
WILL be Sold at Auction, on the premises on
Monday, the 27th Of this month,
that beautiful Farm called MANSFIELD, near
the city Of Richmond, containing FIVE acres and 90
poles, more or less. The terms Of sale will be in
conformity with the sctof Assembly, entitled. An
act concerning executions and for other purposes
passed the 25th November, 1917.
C. WILLIAMS, :
C.. COPELAND, Commissi-
p. HENDRENI Z oners.
W.HAY, in.
November b. 5s-tds
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YENHE Annual Meeting Of Stock-h will be
q hela at The Manchester Exchange in this town,
the first Monday in December next. Matters
important 10 the interest Of the Company, require
iull meeting; meantime, the undersigned requests
10 be furnished with evidence Of shares bought and
sold since the last meeting to wit the deed itself.
a certificate Of It's being on record
JAMES BllANDER, Clerk.
November y. 57-2v
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- ,,,.,sl,S CO. -
TIE CTrnCrilYn


TIE SUBSCRIBERS
FfANE FOR SALE, the following articles,
: 4 which will be sold by tie Package, on accom-
modating terms. ior town accepiances:
G.4RD-W.iRE 81 CUTLERY
2 casks brass head tongs and shovels
10 brass snobs bolts, iron rim locks
I'LL. aRd chest hinges
10 Sia'l.ey, coat aiming plated bridfc bits
roller buckles, stirrups, nimtinsale
hooks, saddle nails, common stirfups and
bits
do tea trays snuifcr trays. waters, hearth
brushes, Ssc.
!. do table, back laps and bntt hinges
10 knob and square latch.s and bolts
do chest, IL. i'll. and L. hinges
90 nes,liss, hsh-hooks, buttons, and button
f7foulds
1 case German steel baadsaws, mill, pit, and
= cut SAWS, and compasscs
4 do best gilt and plated coat and vest buttons
casks weetsng hoes, do plough traces
do table ana desert knives aud forks pen
pocket and shoe knives, files, scissors
speetaeies, sc.
do Weidon's BEST scythc blades 10 81
inches
1i0 bexesS and common tin.
UHY-GO0DS
so bales rose and Duffie blankets
10 do plains and blue and white kerseys
do white and eoIoied fannels
do real snp. ~ Welch lannels,
10 do napt eottons and plains,
90 blue do.
i do blue and olive Bear skins,
do London sup. cloths s. cassimeres,
do Yorkshire do.
do low priced cloths, cassimeres, coatings and
veslings,
so DO best heavy German IicklenBurg and
oznabUrss,
do blue serge,
A VARIETY OF GOODS,
coGsI5TING or
Hosiery, oambricks, book and leno m usns
Narcotics quitting, shawls, ginghsms, sc.
Also Stockinetts, Lambs wool hose, Irish liaens,
Dow.as, sc. SIC.
GROCERIES,, sc.
SO hhds. and 100 bbs. New Orleans, 3Iuscova-
Go and oafsugars.
Antigua ram, teas, German and bstered steel,
20 hhds. prime noiasses,
b pipes real Holland gin,
100 bbis: Carrtlier's 4th proof rectifed whiskey
OLD,
10 bsgs old Java coffee, for family vse,I
so DO old West-Inds do.
DAILY EXPECTED,
General Assortment OF LONDON GOODS,
imported in the ships Indian Chef aud Pulp
Ya66
J. BROWN, Jr. &
w. FINNEY, " .JI's.
November !. 5s---.tf
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THE SUBSCRIBERS

HE SUBSCRlB ERS
OFFER FOR S.qLE,
90 hogshea,ls Muscovado Sugar
90 boxes Hayanna ditto
hhds 81 25 bbls Loaf ditto
ditto * ditto Lump ditto
100 bags prime Green Cetee
100 ditto White ditto
100 sacks Liverpool Salt
90 tons assorted Bar irou sheet s. hoop iron
. tons German Steel, / ton BlstGrsd Steel
% isggots Crswley do.
$50 bbls. Caruthei's * Leyburn's best Rectfed
Whissey
40 90. Frui,ed diito
so do. and 10 tierces Common ditto
10 tierces Apple Brandy
hogsleads Antigua Rum 3 hhds Mossses
Malaga, Sicily, Madeira s Port Wines
boxes " hittimore's Cotton Cards
is ditto Wool ditto
crates Queens ware
SO gross black E.tes, 2 tons Patent Shot
so kegs warranted Gun-Powder
so boxes S by 10 ? 1u;,5,,, c,os,
10 ditto lObyie Window Glass
so kegs Cut ard Wrought Nails
1000 lbs. English refined Salt Petre
Crude ditto
1900 ditto Seine Twine
8 chests x boxes Imperial
s ditto Young Hyson ( TEAS
100 Lacquid caddies ditto
cases Coffee Mills, cases States * Pencils
so boxes Chalk Pipes, Cordial Cases
cases Haerlem Old, 500 Demjohns
$50 lbs. Turkey Yarn
Alum, Copperas, Spanish Scgars, F!otsrt Indigo,
Msdder, Mustard, Rosin, shaving Soap, Log
wood, Cloves Cassia, writing, letter and wrap
ping Paper, Quilts, Spinning Cotton, China,
Leading Lines and Bed Cords, Shoe Thread,
Ivory and Pocket Combs, Stuff, Grind-Stones,
sc SSc sc.
.GLSO-A large assortment Of Domestic Coo's,
CONSISTING, CT Shirt;ngs, Stripes Gingbams, Pla;ds
sc. S.c. SHAPARD * WEBB.
November 10. 57--l2t
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S. CLOTHS, AND CASSlMERES.
Milied Stockine;t, Ioilenetis and Marseilies
Cambria and corded Dmi,ies
Ginghanls and cotton Checks
Jackosett AMI cambria Muslins
Calcoes and Prints, Lustring aud Bombazines
Bombazctts and Moleskin
Ladies' and Gentemens' worsted Drawers
Gentlemens' worstea Skirts
DARK worsted Half-Hcse
French Can5rics and long Lawns
Damasz and diaper able Cloths
81, 81 aud i04 Diaper
lsesdy-made Great Coats
i dozen ready -mai9 hair Mattresses
lteady-madc kidder minister Carpets and Car
petting
] dozen elegant Brussels DO. and hearth Rugs
Bobbing, coIored, and oznsburgs Thread, and
red Lace
Rives' water colors in boxes
Cotton shirtiug, fine e bread ani cotton Lace
so kegs White Lead, l6sSpanish brown
Durhsm Mustard ard Putty
Best Dutch Gnills, Pins AMI Needles
Received 1y a!e indian C,ief, and fer sale.
ELLIS SALLAN.
October 9s. SIT
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BOARDING
fHlGHT or ten gentlemen Of the Assembly csb
EL be accommodated in private family, with
BOorcli'tg s. Lodging. in Z. Street, one door
bove the sign Of the Golden 7,ai, during the sea-
son. GEORGE CASKADEN
" no offers for sale, a choice collection Of GRO
CERES, consisting Of,
Sicily Madeira
LIP. Teneriife
Sherry WINES.
Sweet Malaga *
Port
brandy, Rum. Gin, recti6ed Whisky, Molasses
Sugar, Coffee Teas, general assortment OF Brush
es, Stone and Hollow Ware, witt, such other arti-
Giles as are usually sold in the line OF business.
November III. s5-tf
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FOR SALE.

ELEVEN HUNDRED AND SIXTY
HA AGNES Of Psmunly Land--This is n part of the
S~eetIal Tract lies the erabout nles above West
Point III ule county of King WilEnm; is level exceeding
y ierulc, Wen watcrcd, considerable portion heavily
ire and the situation uncomonly healthy. Attached to
the etv ven hundred and sixty large parcel Of vJu
able marsh minute description Of the e gance the many
convent noes alit advantages Of this place is thought
viewing, or making particular enquiries relative the
same.
IL VIII be disposed of entire in parcel5Io each.
The title IS ndisputable and payments will Ia made Easy.
should sh Valuable Estate not be privately sold before the
ZI OF Nov. next, that day, il will be offered TO the
highest bidder al King-William courthouse.
For FURTHER information apply Major James Rudin
September ID. 7s-tIs
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20 DOLLARS REWARD,

20 DOLLARS REWARD,
THOR JOE FOX, a black man about 35 years old,
Y much pock-iretted, has q wife at Mr.. X. Me-
Kim's in Richmond; lac formerly belonged to Rich
ard Terrell, and was bis stagc.dryer from Rich
m0nd 10 Charlottesville has since been owned by
MIR. Moore, who keptthe Washington Tavern, then
by George Claughton, who purchased him of as
he ran, about a month past.
Also, twenty Dollars Reward for Sorrel Mare,
strayed or stolen from this place about the first of
the summer, about years old, and about S feet
high she has several knots Jumps on her back
bone from hurts with the saddle she was raised at
Hooe's FRY by Mr.. Hooe, sold by him to MIR
M'Ilae, then by u. Brooks 10 u lawson, who
had her Of. ELIJAH MAY.
Manchester, Noyember3. 5@-6
FbY Virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed TO The
: subscribers on the 18th day OF August, 1918,
ny Mai. Joseph Mayo, and duJ admitted 70 record
ia the Hastings Court for the city Of Richmond, on
the i0ti day Of November, lSi5--We shall, on
"Wednesday the Doth iay Of TIC present month"; on
the premises, re the hour o. - o'clsck, proceed to
sell 10 the hishcst brider--The Lot Of GROUND,
Witb the improvements thereon, ~ present IN the
occupancy Of Mai Mayo, and KNOW by the No.
IN tie Plaza Of the city which SID Lot is situated
or y or Cary street ard 81 street. snd directly back
oi the CoWtliouse snh @ntarsln front Of D street
$50 feet, running back l65 leetn order to satisfy
2 debt due Ntr. Manuel Jadah Of 5000, with iate-
rest from thc first day Of JANUARY 1919, aud all costs
incurred IN executing and carrying into effect the
said deed Of trust.
JOSEPH MARX, I Trus-
EDWARD W. TRENT, s tees.
November 6. jf-tds
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LYNCH - CITHHR

LYNCH IS C.HI'HHR
HAVE just received by the ship Philip
rahh, from Lrcrss5i.thc following goods which thy.
oir foT sale ~ ter store, ~ Prys5arg, b. the pce
package. reasonable a Tor cash ap proved paper.
clos, casswrcs vestinys. yytts cords, stocsnrn.ts
fushUgs. b1miazetes. paias, aracl Blankets. caiicc
gfgifns. dfits. sir,avs, ce1h1es. bntns. hosiery.
hl~ hanIss sbsi, odgDgs acs herd sase gallery, SAD
icrys Sr Noysoloee y s2-4w
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90 U0LL.4RS REW4RU.

, UNAWAY from the Subscriber on Monday
y a. the 25th September, negro boy about 81 or
22 years OF age, by the name ofHCLLOTYELL-
a bscS, likely looking negro, Of rather small size,
weighing about one hundred and thirtY-two or three
pounds. He hiss been accustomed TO travelling, aud
is well acquantedin the state OF Virginia us far as
Alexandria; has also been accustomed 10 taking
Of running horses and has often travelled with
them i'll different directions through Virginia and
North Carolina, frequently unsecompanied by any
white person, and OF course is pretty generally
known, having rode number Of races in different
parts Of the country. Iias bold and Intelligent
countcnanee. Slaves and cuts hair tolerably well,
and may attempt to pass for barber in some Of the
towns. He WAS seen on the road from Marlborough
TO Halifax within ten miles oftte latter psce, going
on towards Virginia, and doubtless aims TO get into
Eomc OF the northern states IN order 10 obtain his
freedom. He is well acquainted in Petersburg and
Richmond, where l have no doubt hc will make
some little stay should he get far. He travels
the road quite bold and tslls who he belongs says
he Is going TO take Of race horses, which, it
is well known, ION tie road 20 RchnOnd) he has
been accustomed to DO. Had on, when he went a.
way, a round blue brosdcloih Jacket, white cotton
home-spun pantaloons, and 4 white fur hat Of good
quality, with hght-cooured rbband tied around it
.--had small bundle andcr lis arm when he was
met on the road. lie ). a.tfai, ard may change his
clothing, particularly his ight.eolourcd hat His
feet are very remarkable on acc INT of the r. pecui-
form about the toes, s great toes taking direc-
ton very much out Of The comiOon shape, the right
Ole turning very muea % tie sight, and tic len az
much TO the left his other toes meeting them In
point, forming'cry large ioin,s, which appear Co
have thGm--bis feet are likewise very r A.
Keepers Of toll bridges, gates and ferries viii lge
alayolaGle opportunity OF appreheudirg hm. will
give the above rew4rl Of Twenty Dollars 10 have
him secured III any jail so that get bin ain.
H. HUNTER.
Marlborough, n. G.. Norembcr IS. s7..5t
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Will BE SOLD,
VzNO the highest bidder, on the 18th day of
December net flair ir not the next fair day. AZ the
Old hiasioH House, formerly occupied by 2os. dcTson
decd ON the prem,es, the following Tracts ofInd don-
ing each other, in the county Of Buckingham OH Juncs FL
yr four miles above Warren ard from the new mills at
GOoSbys falls Ono tract Of 46T acres, and two Other
tracts otFarly 500 EACH including 40 acres of fy
Jde Jr7es RiIer L0rCrords the greater pnr of which
Will be seeded IN wheat this fall As the quality of this aid
J. 50 generally known rot inferior any lands te same
rver and presunng also, tat no person would purcbass
without viewing The same, deem it unnecessary TO say
more Of iu qualities ~
Inc terms vii be made accommodating aEd known on the
day Of sale Any person wishing to view the Land or make
private contract for the same before Uie sale can be nc
eosnmodaed byapplyingto the subscribers residing thereon
JOHN S. ANDERSON
JUHN cOUCH, Seis'r.
JESSE COUCH
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VALUBLE LAND FOR SALE.

VALUBLE LAND FOR SALE.
Il pursuance of a decree of the County
Court OF Hanover, barring date the s7th September,
1915, prono'ncfd IN suit wherein George Wntloce, H.
by his guardian plaintiff ard VIM Clarke and Other
dgEndanss-HILL BE SOLD, atpublic auction, before die
Bell Tavern in the cyof Richmond, u O'Clock on Sa-
CHicKhH0WoN7- LANDS, lying in the county of Hano-
ser about teii miles below the city Richmond credit
Of u months the purchaser giving bonds with sufficient st.
eury, payable to the parties respecyey equal proDo>
tons
plat OF iheand may be seen at the Merchants Cof,
House, and the premise will be shcwn on application 10 Mr.
VIM. Alei,, The prevent teIient.
JyiLian Trielca11, | Thomas Aeree,
Edrv'd. C. SydnoT, John ycres
John n. Richardson, I'm. HHle.
Richard II. !rhIaso7l.
Commissioners.
November I'D,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-22

Tie Grand Lodee Of PDginia,
NNTiIL meet IN the Mason's Hall. ia the CITY OF
w Richmond, At O'Clock in toe evening Of the
second Monday in Desci0bes reSl.
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