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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-13

VIRGINIA AT a Superior Court of
Chancery holder, Mt the Capitol in the City of Rich
mond the goth day Of June, 1914.
Thomas West and Elizabeth his wife, Plaintiffs against
VIM Fleming. eNor. of Thomas Fleming. who ex'or
ofRobert Boiling, Dgc7dGTtS Joseph Cabell and Poca
honCas his wife Fldim1S against tcslme VIM. Fleming,
eSor. aforesaid, POwhatan Boiling. Linueus Boiling
and Thomas West and Elizabeth his wife, Defendants
and the same VIM. Fleming, cNor. aforesaid, Plaintiff.
against Powlatan Boiling. Linp;euS Boiling, ThoS. West
and Elizabeth his wife, Joseph CaLell and Poeal0ntas his
we,and John Pttman, sheri'fo the county Euckine-
Ram, 20 whom administration of the SIsanlsi
Wilcox decd hat been committed by the court of the said
county, DEFENDANTS.
These causes ODE heard together upon the papes
formerly read and the reports made by Coiits0e i0y
since the former hearing and argued by counsel on
consideration whereof the Court being of opinion that Us
the iegaees of the said Rob. Boiug deed. bound 10
contribute To the demands of the said VIM. Fleming the
eeutor IN the ratio of their interest respectively said
hcbert Boings they should alllavc been before the
(ourt nc the time the first directed in these
s ana rs the sand Susanna Wilcox tn widow and one of
ue iebateeS OF the said Robert Boiling. ed. was not a
apy untisn the Hast account reported her person.
~ the accounts heretofore taken. doth order ha the Who'll
OF The said report b. recomme commissioner of the
Court ior that purpose and that lac be directed in case the
fund provided by the testaor for the payment his debts
shal he found insufficient, the proportions OF
nus ie5aee nsreeably tothrint fortsad, exempt
ing the sad SHSalmas sixth part of The testatus negroes
Which by him was hequeathe her clear debts and that
he make report thereof the Court sati, such matters
specially as lac may think pertinent. the parties may
require TO be so stated. cupy-7este
I'm. W.RENTNC c c.
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NOTICE.

pY Virtue OF Deed of Trust bearing
date the 10Th May, 1914 and duly recorded in the
county of Chesterfield, executed by Thomas Wool
bridge, the Subscriber, for the purpose securing the
payment OF certain ofmoney, with casts
due Willata Woodbridge and Others, specified in said
deed, will be sold, for cash, Powltan eourthouse.
the first day of April court next, four likely NECROES
three of them males the other enae their ages are
twelve and twenty yearsall of good dispositions
characters. A. l.. WOOLDRIDGE. T,tgee.
M0rch
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March 16.
Ld1POR1A.NT' no .hEVW OF EN-IER-
PRIZE MN .4CIIYIIY.
LOTTERY,

To be Sra7Un for the beneft oFthe Litera-
ny Fund Of Virginia.
yH7IE president and directors 0fthe Literar, Fund
z Of the Commonwealth of Virginia, beog en-
powerd by law to raise, in aid of toe said fund, an
nuaily, Tor term Of years not exceeding seven BIZ
lottery, sum not exceeding thirty thousand dbl.
lars, and to contract Tor The drawing of the said
lottery" do therefore give noce that propossJs
will be received by Them until the first day of Nav
next, from any person or persons who may be
willing or DESTROYS to contract for the drawing of
lottery or lotteries, who will specify in such PROMO
sails the terms on which he or they are willing 10
contract for drawing the same-Bond and good ST.
eurity will be required for faithful compliance
with the terms of the contract.
10 enable the President and Directors TO have
the fullest information on the subject, they will not
act upon any application made to them und the first
OF May-such applications may be male by letters
addressed, (postage paid, to tie subscriber
WILLIAM MUNFORD
Clerk 10 The Literary Fund
Mlrch 10. 10l-tf
The Editors of the National Intellipencer.
Baltimore American, Norfolk Herald and Peters
burg lntelligcucer, will please to insert the above
advertisement once week for six weeks. in their
respective papers, ssd forward their accounts, for
pay ment, to the Clerk the Literary Fund
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TEWDoLLdR8 REW.ARD.

ke RUNAWAY from the Subscriber, a ne
2 gro man named KII.T he say. ne formerly work
al with Mr. baSey, III MideSex, the baelSsniths trade
he says nc has wife in King & Queen, at Mr. FLAIR.
wards, named Violet, where expect he win aim to
90 has wifes father lives at Mrs. Muses.. mt King
x Queen courthousc purchased him of VIM. Oldham OF
Lancaster county. the second day Of February last. He wore
away and pantaoOnS OF blue cloth, new and stri
ped Virginia wstcoa he is between IS and so years of
age, about feet inches high, has doNncast look when
spoken TO, and speaks but little.
will give the aove reward any person. With all ne
eessry eenees, that Will deliver the said man 10 me in
him again. JOHN BEALF9
March 27. Ios-wIw
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In COUNCIL. March 6 1g16.

l IS advised that the Treasurer be at
thyri1dt to dispose Of the Treasury Notes Of he Unit
Smtsin ms possession belonging 10 the Commonwealth,
either "a payment of claims due by the Commonwealth o.
rn or Tor notes OF the Virginia Bank of the Farm.
ers Bank, provided be can part Will the saii rs,rS
Notes at their nominal value with tn interest due ON teu
A COpy-IeSic,
AglL ROBERTSON. T. r..
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ATlRG1NIA.--At rules he d in the
1.c-L. OIL. oc..c l.I...o.r. 49,. - -

Clerks oGlee oftbe Chaneery District Court ofWil.
H1insbIrg, December 30, 1915.
John Mnge admor de bonis Of John cambridge Plum
iii, against John Hopkins, cSOr. Of John Hopkins. and
the said John Hopkins, IN his own right, Dcjend1H
The defendant not having entered his appearance and ri
sen security according to the act Of Assembly and the rules
Of tins COURT and il appearing by satisfactory evidence that
he IS not inhaitan of this country the motion Of
the PLAINTIFF hy counsel, is Onyed, that the said defen.
dant do appear here the tentd day of the term.ad
answer the plaintiff sb, and that copy Of this order b.
forthwith inserted in Oftc newspapers published
IN the cty Of ilichmOnd for months scccssiyoly. and
posted az the front door of the former Capitol in the city
Williamsburg. a cOpy-Tesfe,
I'D CHRISTIAN,C.C.
n
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Al u a Court I'D for Albemarle CountY

"a tIe 5Ii day d Fcby. 1910.
Alexander Garrett COMPLAINANT against Nenan Mills John
Keicyand Opie Norris DfjsyNi0nfg.
Ibis day the complainant by his counsel and the
defendant MCf0u Mus. having entered lis appearance
and giver scnrify according 60 the Of Assembly and
the rules Of this and appearing the satisfaction
the chat the said McJau Niisis nlahitant OF
this commonwealth the motion Of the SAID complainant
Odrcd jV me curt that the said Mcr0n AHfs do au
pear here before the first W0ndcg in tune next and
answer The bill 0f tire said complainant, and tlmt
copy Of this order be fOrthwith inserted in some
Newspaper published is the city Of Richmond for
months suceessycy and that another copy be posted the
front door ofths court house Of this county, for The
length Of time. copy-Tcsfe,
D.4YID ROBES, u. G. a. C..
FlGruqry % o7-,rsw
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THE SUBSCRIBERS

I EXTENDING to leave the State, will
eertainy expose to sale, Saturday, the 9th April
that valuable Farm, called Strawberry NIL on Chiclebom
ny, containing upwards of 400 hundred and forty
OF Which ere St rate Grounds and between 20 and so
Of them cleared and most of them Yielding heavy crops of
natural and herd grass The conyenence of this place to-
gether wIthitS proximity Richmond innumerabe in
dependent Of GristNll, and Saw-Nil which arc cont
g,ous TOT IN addition TO this the Legislature has passed
law TO establish Turnpike the Meadow Bridges, ro'
which itmust necessarily and for the accomplishment
ct which many shares have been taken. The distance from
Richmond is about miles according the road now ira
yelled; but IN direct lineit isnot more than 3.
Possession may be had imnedately with Tie and the
hands may b. hired till the end of the year.
This farm has been divided into two distinct Tracts but
may be purchased either separately or together rs may suit
those who may wish purchase.
One-iourh ofthe purchase money b. paid upon pos
session; one-tourh III six months, one-fourth in twelve
months and the remainder IN 10 months fOrn the day of
sale. The two lest payments to bear interest.
The sale viii he conducted by MFR. Thomas Taylor, of
whom any information may be obtained by those who de-
sire IT. cORBlN BRAXTON,
WIN. +. BRAXTON,
The Proprietors of the land pledge themselves to the pu
lie that tey Will not make bdafter the land gets to seventy
dollars an IO5-wfds
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VlRGINlA :-At Rules holden in the

VIRGINIA AT Rules holden in tie
Clerks Office of the Superior Court Of chaneery, for
te Richmond District, tu 5tlI day olAlareli 1915.
John Hoffman. surviving partner OF Peter 10 man 3. Son.
PiainaG, against Philip 4 Thompson NhGam 7. Niyi-
tr Augustine Slaughter, and Charles Lsbuzan, Deend.
The Defendants John =. SLAUGHTER Augustine Slaughter
and Charles IaLuzan not having entered their appearance
and given security according t. IL Act u Assembly and
the Rules Of this Court sud tapp airing rs satisfactory yi-
denee that they not inahts of this country Hso,-
GeTed That the SAID defendants do APPEAR here The tenth
that copy Of this order he forthwith inserted IN some news-
paper Published in the City of Richmond for months
successfully and pcs the front door Of the Capitol in
the said City. eoPy.-1tsfe,
Nm ~. HENINC,c {. c.
April G. lOS.wSw
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LAND FOR SAFE.

Ian - L YIN On L.
NTlLL certainty be sold, On the premi-
ses, aud possession given the of November next
from 20 soc acres of LtED lying M the county of
tatan on the main Buckingham road, miles above the
eonrt-honse' on Monday, 22d Of April next About
thru OF the said Tracts IN woods, OF superior quality and
well waertd there also excellent mill
some good hhidnsS which are new and all completed.
The advantages of this situation publican. eountry-rer.
chant Farmer physician, would be- very considerable
hose disposed 10 purchase It's presumed will view the
misses, which will be sleWn by the subscribers.
ROBERT w. NOSBY,
JESSE OWEN.
Marcia. Qs-w7ws
Terms liberal and mrde known m the day ofsnie.
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March Q.
B5efsn GAGS MqnuG factory

I'-VI5U UlloS lVIlII1NCtOFY-
FkNiE ProprietorS of the Posfon and
= Cct1a.jcrd Class Mqnujaofories inform the public
that their Aanunetory winch destroyed the hurri-
cane in September last, Is rebuilt with man,
and isnow III full opCTat0iiand having on hard supply
OF the lest materials, enabled Manufacture cr and
cylinder Window Glass, Of the very first quality both for
strength and hriihoncy and flint glassware equal T not
Snperior 10 tnt imported from England Orders foo Win
dow-aa of ei,hcr kind, from rs 10 % by So or flint
glass ware, including apotecari' shop furniture directed
TO LAspRASON d EOH,LE,
Alexandria
CHARLES T. KUFFER, W.
At the Gla,s Nluufactorv or TO
T.. 4. PERSON.
At their warehousc, No. 10 Marlborough ST. Boston,
VIII meet with due attention and dispatch.
.qbrH 6. I00-.rezo
The Editors OF the Nolybh LEDGE, AL p=es siig R-5h
icaa are requested insert the above weekly weeks and
Tfinsmit their accounts ibis oftce.
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TrensTy0fcc, Maycbs, 1915,
lhe treasury Notes mentioned III the above advice Of
Council can NOW b. obtained IN either of the modes te
prescribed, BY application at this Office.
March 10. tot-,c
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LAND FOR SALE

A BOUT fifty or sixty acres Of LAND.
lying rs me county OF Hanover, and part Of the land
Is useless for me 60 say much about Ibis land as any person
wishing to purchase would first view the land. can state
thai c greater part Of the hand will bring prime TJoo
and there IS alsOan cxcelcnt meadow ON Il.
Terms Of sale, one third ia four months one third in epbt
MONTHS ana she balance 10 twelve months. Bonds with az,
proved security will be required carry interest from
the date fnot puuctualy paid and deed Of trust will he
required 70 secure the ultimate payment Of the same. The
sale wall take place az the dwellng.louse Of James Mann
deceased IN the county Of Hanover, ue 2OG day of a,
prii next.
WILLIAM MANN.
March %. 1Ol-.wtls
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Anril @.
NTIRGINIA ~ RnTes hnIden n ~

VIRGINIA: At Rules holden m the
Clerks Office of the Superior Court of Chancery, for
the Richmond District. the 5l day OF February 1876
Thomas S. COaIter Piq,WE, against Daniel Guerrant,
C'ilie Lewis and John Polly. Frances sally, Caroline &
VIM. Anderson heirs at law ofJohn Anderson deed VIM
II. Allen, Bartlett Davis Peyton Harrison, Smith Payne
Daniel Bagby, William Johnston, Thomas Johnston, Sa.
mue Allen. william Cannon, and Robert, John, Little
berry and George Nicholas heirs law OF Robert Nicho
las, deed and WIN. and Richard Anderson, heirs at law
OF William Anderson, deed. and Samuel and Martha IT.
vine, heirs ut law Of Waller Irvine deed. John uobsor
William Anderson jun. and George, Ann, Nfargarei-
john, Lorenzo and Frances Nicholas heirs law Of Geo
Nicholas, decd. which said John Hobson, WIN. Anderson
Jun and George Nicholas, trustees Of the town Of
NcWCantoB, JScjeH1qHtS.
The defendants William II. Allen, Peyton Harrison Sam
uel Alien aud VIM. Cannon not having entered ter arp
peaanee and gwen security Recording the Act of Assem-
bly, and the Rules Of this Court and appearing by sac-
tory evidence that they inhabitants Of ts country
II IS ored That The said Defendants do appear here ON
the rstday oftle and answer the bill Of the Plain
uf and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published III the City of Richmond for
two months successfully, and posted the front door the
Capitol. in the said City.
AcopJ-1este, HIM. ~. HENINC,C {. c.
April o. N8wa
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To Clerks q (ouitY Courts, hyperion Courts of
LGtv and fsegiTieHfGt Courts Of Enquiry.
a LAW that pissed at the last Session
OF Assembly requires each Clerk ofthe County Courts
aud Superior Courts of Iawto 20 the Auditor NJ
the same period IN each year. which they are now reuu
red ~ law (iSt January and july lists of fines
on behalf of the Literary Fund, lists OF all claims apns
the commonwcalhaliowed by tCr resp courts IN the
ST. months next preceding each RETURN and require clerk
OF each Resimenri Court OF enquiry transmit TO the
Auditor list ofelans allowed by ter respective courts
wilma so days after ter adjournment This law prohi-
'i courts until he a have compared it with the list
give notice toeaeh Of the clerks aforementioned thar no
claim OF the description herein mentioned will be received
mited.
JOHN BURFOOT, Auditor.
Marchg fOO.am
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JUST PUBLISHED


A ND FOR SALE, at Peter Cottom's
~ Book and Stationary Store, The following
Vezv Publications.
Personal narrative Of travels the equnoctial rerons Of
the new Continent, during the years 1900 and 1904 by
ted BY n. Maria Williams, vol. 8 20.
TrecotbiciS Rover. the Lady OF the West Country
iale, ~ Regina Maria Roche auior Of the Children
Of The Abby, vols.
Josephine, o. the adsanagesof Summer, intended for the
instruction Of young fades.
Says She 10 her NeghbOr What four volumes i'm two.
The Field Of Waterloo, by W. Scott.
iargtd.
Congressional caucuses for President and VicePrcsden
from the Olive Branch. price g cts.
supplementary volume Of Cowpcrs Poems, prepared for
the press, by his nephew, John Johnson
ALso-JUST RECEIVED,
large number ofCoiHs o. Cos stereotype edition Of Muir
rays Grammar. for Schcols-lcwise his reader, intro
duction, exercises, key. Orc. cJc.
Also an assortment of family bibles and complete asor
mcnt Of School Books.
March IS. fo1-x4,v
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A TEACHER WANTED.

Nm consequence of tie reverend Geo.
Haow's resignation, who for many years past has dis
charged with saeh distinguished ability the functions Of
Principal reacherin the Hampton Academy resignation
produced by desire TO visit part of Europe Teacher
IS wanted TO suppiyhs place. The Gentleman who would
obtain the appointments must be acquainted with the Latin,
Greek and French languages, the branches of Ma
taematicS, Geography. Natural and Moral Philosophy
and ofclaraeter irrvprOachablc.
The Hampton Academy having capital offs own pro-
misses To he durable. Fifty boys and girls arc
sual number ofpups comnoiions two-story brick bull
ding, the second story of which will b. adapted 20 tie use
OF the Teacher will shortly be erected. The salary of the
Teacher is fixed, TO wit: 1000 dolls per ann. The elec-
ton Is intended and wished the OF kprilneNt. Com
munications addressed Samuel Watt, President OF the
Board OF Trustees, Hampton, Elizabeth City, Virginia, will
be attended To.
AIGrch23. 1o4-tm
OF The Editors ofhe Aurora and Baltimore Patriot are
requested to insert the above twice week for one month";
and forward thor thi, Office.
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YOUNG HYSON MA.

FyVHE Subscribers have Just received on
conssnmentand offer for SALE chests YOUNG
HNSON TEA, Of the last impor Of very
lily. SMITH o. RIDDLE.
Fe6rud,y n. 9S-ff
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& n CHANCERY.-At Court held for
{ Prince Edward county, February the 10Th, 1916
Samuel Rice, Thomas Rice and Francis Rice Coablnautf
agains, John Rice and ElenOr Rice sxecutris of Fras
Rice. the elder, dec. D-EnalDts
The defendant John Rice having his appear
anee and given security according of the General
Assembly and the rules Ut TINS court, aud il appearing
te satisfaction OF the that lee nhabitat OF
tins State ON tie motion of the Complanan by COUNSEL
IS OTerd, that te said Defendant John Rice 10 appear
here ON the first day of May Court and the
compainantS bill, and a copy Of this order be- forth
with ilsertdin of the public newspapers print
~ ia the city OF Rehmon ior months suceesveS and
also posted ut the front door Of the courthouSe oou-
ty and this cause came obe heard by of The
other partners the bill, the defendant Ellen
and exhibits and arguments ofpars y counsel cosde-
ration wcreot i'll dected and further ordered, thar Nl-
taiiel Price, Jacob Price, Llious ID. Wonacl Tirnal
Nomack AMI James Bigger, any three OF then sell the
NSres ntle bill mentioned, credit Of twelve months,
money arising from such sale equally bevscn the com
lhercofto the court for a final decree.
a copy-1eSte,
B. j. WoRSHAI d. c.
Ma Fch 10. IO-vsvi
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JOSE ALVAREZ DE- TOLEDO.

Grahsn, baker, OF thii town. being in a room where
there WAS pistol which they had often snapped at
each other in play, one Of them took up and pre-
seated It at the other in n mock combat most
unfortunately the pistol had been very recently
Loaded, of which neither ofthe bows bad any know
le'ge, aud when he who held it pulled the trigger,
the fatal weapon exploded and shot his companion
through the head, the bali entering the left side
oitle forehead little above the eyebrow and max
my its way ont at the opposite side. Strange to say,
notwithstanding quantity of braius gushed through
the apcr,ures otthe wound, he still survives, and is
expected to recover This dreadful accident ought
to be warning TO those who handle firearms, ne
yer to touch them without first ascertaning whether
ornot they are loaded. l.NorfolS Herald
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Brockenbrongh:sg EIarpie

Brocken6rough,J HarUie
FAVE just received London superfine
cloths and caSSperes, ariieS, 1Oin,Tt and silk
vesirgs cotton cSsimeI ganurils, York stripes aeont
e'inbles, calnbrie mus, Waterloo Iacone ginglalns
Jeans dnnties plain aud figured cno ;nusls variety of
shawls crlbge pocket hdiS, NeworTns and Cham.
plain victory hdkts Irish linens, long towns, light and jarl,
ground c,coes. iIdia long cloths Caution grapes Madras
hdkiS steam loom shrtinss SIX hdS ladies' Nd gloves,
Gentlenns. beaver TO- cotton hosiery. ySpenders sewing
silks and twist cotton balls tapes huhhis, pins needless
green SILK umbrelttS ei ,aras. eocrCd threads buttons
and burton nous knives and FORKS pen and pocket knives,
rzcrs &e. win variety Vi other articles which ury are
determined TO How, Ter casa Gccenaiocs ia
April 3. IO7-tf
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TEN DOLLARS kEWARO-

Inn DULLANS NEWARD,
FTOR RANDOLPH belonging TO the e.,.,.
n John Fore, dec'd.-A boy ot a dark CONN.,
ION, with scar near his nose, with thick AMI shos,
upper lip, about 10 or 20 years OF aye, hired io.I.
year &" Robert Temple, near Ampthiil, in Cb.sast
field county, troro whom he eoped some tim. ,Se
spii 81, is supposed that the said negro is h,
ing about in the neighbourhood of Mr.. A. 'Turr;NN
in Powhatan county, to whom the father of the sa
boy belongs. The above rewart will be paid ,;"
all necessary expences to any person who will Az;
yerthe SAID boy TO me, lodge him in ,ail. 50 H."
get him again. JAMES FORE Na'
Admir- Of John Fore, deed.
February s. S7-o.n
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tsh statesmen and is nov openly ineulcated by the
Brtsh writer's OF the present times. II the girdle
that was proposed at Client ncircie this country,
couil not be accomplished, that is no reason why
Grest Britain will hesitate 10 plant her seeptre in
the vic,nage OF the United States.
Americans, be on your guard. Be assured that
the coalition ofdsgitimates in Europe are disposed
fnr crusade against whatever people or country
that have hoisted the banners OF liberty.
Mexico free and isdepenient, and allied to the
Unhed States by interest and gratitude well as
by The laws OF nature, would be gilmore importance
L. the human race and to the civilized world than
ny event that has occurred since the 4th day OF Ju
ly, II76.
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ID Y virtue ofa decree of the Honorable Superior
, Court nfChsncery for the Richmond District,
made in q cause between Conrad Webb, executor OF
the testament and last will of'Thomas Shore, dec
PtaintiG, and David Ross and Christopher Mc'Con-
nicc, defendants, will be sod to the highest bidder
for resdy money on the 25th day OF June next, at
the Beli-Tavern, in the City of Richmond, two I'M
divided sixth parts ofal the lands belonging to the
concern of John May, John BanisterSx Company,
situate in the state OF Kentucky.
w. c. WILLIAMS,
DANIEL CAUL,
C0misSioneTs.
March 16. IOo-wtis
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-03
Public Sale.

Butchers, Farmers and .M;Hers!
On Thursday the Slst IL October, will,
be sold at Ben6eld, near Port Tobac.
co, in Charles County,
|nNE hundred and fifty head Of cat.
" tie, also the sheep, hogs e horses,
the crops Of corn, fodder and straw, Of
three plantations, farming utensils, &c.
For all sums OF money above twenty
dollars, six months credit will be given;
bond and security will be required.
Also, several farms for rent or sale,
of superior quality, and adyantagesusly
situated for water carriage.
Also, an excellent and we'll accstom
ed Grist Mill, just rebuilt with new
boiling cloths.
n. B. The cattle, may be purchased
by private contract.
! Warren Rye,
Manager
September ~ staw6w