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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-15
LAND EOK SALE.

LAND tOk SALE.
Up virtue of a Decree of the Chancery
District Court Of wiiiamShurg, pronounced on Tie
2uday oil OctoS,r 1915 in S'nt ~ which Eerjam Carr
er understanding Of George Wilson, ie.. and
thomas Griffin, tdTs. Z" dc boIs noii OF William Cary
decd are Prnt2s, LuSiwe Gooseley, in her right
aId as admS with The viii annexed, William Coos
deceased, Stc Deiendants-Wi be Sold on Tuesday
tn 2lst day Of NsyneXi, in the Town OF York. the several
tracts OF Land in te proceedings the said suit Bentomt
ih'se several Tracts of Land situated from hv
tofb Rather more than n,ic tie public rOii leading
hVm Williamsburg York Town. end are the same uI,on
which tie late William GOoseley resided. TIN. number OF
acres c2naii IN The diAorcnt will be Dae on
tia day Of sue. more particular description d. ,ncd
unee, ssry as is presumed that amy pery u,cq an
g. WIN ,se lands and who may ISL purchase viii view
them before the day Of sale.
leig Of ioA cset OF twelve months will be given for
ihe whole purchase money, the purchaser giving bond with
approved security.
By tie Commissioners.
April o. l1s.td,
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5iy+.

EsY virsu, of a Deed Of Trust executed
& TO the subscriber. by Nm Marshall I'm 1qHn, fac,.
T. PgOgssr. Harrison D1cc, and hsfbon SD 1beii dated
dc 10Th jaw asd admitted record in the Hmslirs
coar Of the CITY Of Richmond. in order tn
Baker, and Martin D1ker, JIM. the Of lcoIey IL
lie sid de mention I, will " sold. by tn srsvrIbtr,
Wednesday, te 18th ds Of this mons teprerl.ss Ger
tan ouiid ia the SAID decd mrir'i aud decriit %
thereof may ~ necessary raise the ppes ,i,e.
unirrtle sand deed, - said Hdrti Bke- SER naI Mar
Tin Baatr, tn. for The pucha Of ,he sad GROUND, Much rs
suat Baern's nqrcr Brandt dons The los oT
Isaac Il. Judah, Peter Hawkins ard oilers.
j. no BLNtSCN. i
Msy i. Holds
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Land near Richmond. Tar 81

: Am DESTROYS of selling, by private con-
tract, my right to property both sides OF the yqres
re CGaai the same which claim by virtue Of contract
maze WITH Col. yohn BGrpic dccd some time h, for. bs
death The chief motive of this desire NJ present Is 10 sat
y debt which owe to Neil 3f'CouN I'm (tie amount
not l.criained) secured ni property. sall pr 4 To-
sllan undivided moiety IF private bargain shall NOT M
mad in snort iime, public sale will be ATTEMPTED h,
nature Of ny right, with description ofseyeral claims a.
gans The estate of tie sind fiaryie for considerable oua,ti
htynf lands emay b. understood by an examination
Of de Ills flied against his Representatives in Supfror
Court # Chancery, requiring perfect tide the above
mfntn1'd properly, and compensation for the Western
tarls. Copies of ecl of tl> bills viii tie docuneuf,
Teitrrt ~ lre ieft az the MeTchqnfi' cutie ForiSc
n tie first those bills. Il is ADMITTED TINT the raprescn
tauc 0 CelDnel liarfie VII b. etitled annual rent
chage % 20nL year or the property offered for sale 50
s1oD vested with such c ard possession ne the
cont antuFiDs. The rert charge originally 30ol
year ad rasruccd 70 scCL year ~ sbseq ucnt com
traetif ao allely,d that my claims agains the estate,
~ he Western Lands Of value dian the rent
ci1Tre
ave made improvements the above Land the snn,i.
~ fet 0fvich have been estimated dois-;iie ben
eisf which, with the and profits Of the whole land III
GLIDING -fere qarrii. enjoyed by Coll Har,ies
reprftu ffiyes for which entitled 10 credit.
Ah rhrr pariicnlrrs may h. known by examination
oflic jo,uuianis referred T., appieiheii
HE,NJ1Y BylyN'RS.
-N'Hl O. 1t7-T
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SpREAlG GOOEG.


b. the shin Cli,nn H. IN London.
scpsriis,e cloths AMI cassunsr 5. extra q'.al.sy
Ls,,ht ,tripe prints o.. fiiic quality
o. do and dark fAi:ccs, l,enrais. isri,etis
G ihags. graidril's, c1rled and eanlhric dimfes
cuItou bestyk-s bornisiZrfns, .scn'al,tss
FopinsN,j lustrcs, b. quilts. 81 20 IA
Ready made waiseoa,s. gingr,nis. cotton balls
SIX and cotton braces Nfeus back AMI dGRwn GLOVES
threads. lace tapc, bobbing Ivory aid toupen combs
Liseuand COTTON checks yery tine tc.lle.:barg
Gentlemels' and Ladies' cltion huse
DO. hIif hoe. pins, ues d,ss
Plain and paided lasrino, black crane sewing SILK
shawis, Hsrcelona haniSereiief, tw.l.ta i.lui.een
Cotton >hirting. iaeunett m,Slins
kegs ground white lead. a,d Iarthams Snuff No. Q
ELLhS'cs .?LL.2N:t
.7iay i. tI6-T
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FIFTEEN NEGROES.
Bost9n GLaas Aiannlactoru.

Boston Class 1fannjactory.
TETHE Proprietors of the Boston end
Z Chsimgflrd GAos. Sfonyecories, inform the pubic
tha; their Mandatory. which destroyed By the hufr
care IN s. ptenher last, IS rebuilt, with many improvement
and now IN full operaionad having on hand supply
Of tue best materials. enabled Manufacture crown and
cylinder Whow Glass, OF the very first quality both for
strength and brilliantly and flint glassware. oqma if not
superior that imported England. Orders for Win
uow-Gisss Of eier Kind. from by by 3d. or ;nt
glass ware, including aPotheear shop irnGre, directed
70 LAHRASON y EOIVLE.
Alexandria,
CHARLES T. RUFFER,
Al the Chase Marifaetorv. or 70
J.. II. PEdPSON.
~ their Warehonse No.is MARLBOROUGH i. Boston,
VIII met with tue attention aih dispatch.
.4brsi 8. 1Og.1gezy
The Editors Of the Norfik LcfY aud P7ersttr~ R~6t5
he0n are guesd 10 inert the above weekly w6eis and
transinit their accounts 10 tisoiicc.
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ADVERTISEMENT.

'eN.h 81 BSCRiRER has lately rereiv-
- ~ large supply ~ Firii~h Burr, Biost and Boiling
Cic'is. u tc best quality Which vii .aie HIN tonppy
in thu United States. 'LSiic U'SHE RSUN
Bsllinere, April IL iIt-wls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-15

MAS brou1, to my house on Vhursday the
~ lSth Of ip,iI, BY man whose name WAS
net made acquainted wlh q large 81 OF BIZ Horse,
ahont IS hands or3 INCHES high, suppoieG TO be a.
nont o. 10 years Old. lie HAS 4 Number If white
spots on lis back, ocoasioned by TIE ssddls a white
spot under each ear PAGES remarkably well, aad
Is fiue Il. king horse.
The man was very ndiat rent looking person,
badly dressed ia Old Virginia cloth coites. lie quiz
IA ny huss D. t1e OF the same dag b: srri.
vel 81 il, ~ilhou, assigning sny eason + 50 doing
have every reason to believe lie is stolen
horse.
The owner is requested to come forward, prove
BIS property, and pay as necessary charges.
TUNSfALL BANKS.
Tspnahannoek, kpril e5. J15-sw
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THEFT!

iIIIIFI!
: t5e night of IN, 26h inst. the stable
-. 9t,iS barwas broken cpen and HORSE Sro
OZARK bay, 9 years Old, about feet two in.s
mn, '9ns tan hanging manc snl b,:le marked y. .,e
& u,tWs Ven ~ iar''s & when put o'i; II tro
very iiclinah pace his back sr,rwls IN
.iiig>f by the saddle upon his honldars "''"' i
Te"sru oftwentY dollars Willie s-n Tor die lor,. and
double the amount for the Thief W Wv NV anu
(THOS. CROUCH.
y; %. ne has three whi.sc-Gt, snip and s,ar.
-NirH 10 IIO-if
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THirtv UaY,,rs }lc,e4JIi!

I'LL he given i,r delivering TO my Overscer,
n:5F Carterssille, a Hegro man, na'ued
hOi--"'l" ran away about the Igih last month
Hci about 20 YcA-s 81 age. Of moderate stature X
ehigfmed-spca@s toierabis qH'ck, and is very
Intelligent boueit hiu ia ianu,ry last ir Rich
mona. tinm MIR Slas $, member of the Assembly
from Ncw-Ken,
Fs,c,n fs'In's will b. given Tor lodging Hin IN
jsI, - tiiat J e;t hin, again.
RANDOLPH HARRISON.
T. He was ouce hired 10 81. Ea, .he,., and is
probably lurking about The City ofRicA,pond.
Marcel Is. lot-S,f
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1sY virtue Of Decree of the Superior
Court Of chaneery FOR the Richmond District pro-
iionfed az the last term ihereoi in hertin ptlis'
Between isccs of Wiam cambridge, deed. Ei,,6
an DHviu bennington and Susan his wife si a.s cf;,
en., Us suo'es'Ders VIII eNpase 10 ssle public auction
~ me acnn store of Heron, Sinor ~ o. In ,r said CIV
- Hseh,4S@y, tle 18th day 81 June next ir fair or lie
" ia,r "y re several parts Of the Estate in
w enty oil f4iEir-, called HiTDSOP, designated in tie
pt. 1 b.eSi Yrlirg TO which it was lately sod, and
- % eeorl IN ie sand by the numbers i g. l. 7
., W. -, Ia, u ard 10. y
credit during the life of Mrs. Darlington will be given
Ion onetlird sf the purchase uIey, provided Size lives
nnger tran 1--WE years ru the September las; g irs,
ihoa de inre tat ne hen or i've years from the said
- OF Strte'nteg OF live years from the said of Sept
4 i"r h'e-si,ts ri 'be residue, and he remaining one
ixh thereof 70 IL paid the lstd day OF Sept. neat
Interest wall b. required the whole amount of the pur-
chase nones PAYABLE seminmay until the expiration of
me credit upon the LIST of September aud - Ist of march
% each year. he purchaser will aisu be required TO pay
- ready mDney, one full years Interests III tie same mani
ne rs Il possession lad been given him the lst Of Sept
las.
Bond and sseity also deed Of on the property,
will De required Of the purchasers.
nH3in .'!s;shaRl Con-
Jhoras Taylor, mi.sion-
Uidar H4y. 5r } ers.
April II. 1ii--tis
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I'VE TYPE
NOTICE.

CTsHE PTinting business heretofore carritc
under the firm OF PYrcHIE y TRUER Il RI
ui alter the 5,h inst b. conducted under the GRIN OF IA
40 rsixtrgyy y Du-gGi.
Iio- ireh e 20 the firm Of Rirle q Tusicqrt arr
s 10 tde their respective accounts before at eyre
,ase having CLAIMS, present them for settlement
TH0S. RilCHIE.f
d. TRUEHEAHr..
.Nay 8. ii7-T
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THE PROPRlETORS.

THE PROPRlETORS.
'e Rehmord Cotton Mandatory, rorewain
p all persMs from cres!iting any one interested.
connected or employed in that establishment, on
account OF the same, excert
BENZ. JAMES HARRIS.
December T. ION
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NO DISCOUNT!

FOREIGN MONEY Al PAR.
.Reig e. Cheah Stare, NO. %, Eaeie- ROY.
4 an now opening, under the right
wing ofie Eaa-G avcrn, second door above nc far
mcrf anis Of Virginia, elegant Of Brtsh,
tfeha oi Ine.a Coo1.. comprising almost every article
nv ic DryC4ocd iine. which will sell cheap for cash, and
receive Bo.iin1orc aud District Noney n barl
~ iic srd geutlenien arr invited call ord view tle
raritf.
lhre wo WANT Bargoi1s, wiz find h ~ ilsr interest TO
e..' am determined no ono ~ Firiinoui q u'ner-
sli ~. JOHN MCPHERSON.
Jfosa I1.f
To DE Members Ct ne PfotesIaht hflis-
conal Church.
TEWF Convention If Clerical and Lay
p ies from The several pari'l.s Of the rro'ea't
Fuss kurch Of VirruI,wfli b. held ia DE CITY Of
Neia - hiOnir 81, the e9hi of .ay next
~ WV. NUN FORD.
Secretary gfhs C9nrclA9n.
Ari lll-stdn
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q , Y virtue OF Deed OF Trust, executed the 9th
4 , day Of May 1915, and now OF rc cord IN Henri
60 Court, g-iR 6e sod TO the highest bidder, on the
lst day 1T June next, at the fe'Favern in the Iii.
" q Richmond, ON the terms prescribed b. Law
eH7be riglt, aske, interest and estGts OF Henri,
Tanks, Esq. Of, in and to q ITart efJeseH, in ~
Coi"iy of HenricO, throsgh which the Canal passes
containing about 500 acres-0r so much thereof
as s discharge the sum secured % be paid by the
ssid Deed to Mel McCouli, taether with The ex.
P.nces attending tie execution Of said Deed aud
Sal
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SPR4vG GOODS.

vMILLTAM GILLIAF has Just receiy-
81, by the ship cil,oi and other lacurryis from
Lof"ion, The following as'orie OF goods, which he oF;rs
for sale reasonable terms. BIS store the eacy
from the Farmers Bank ~ 5oc&ce warehouse, yiz
SUPER IomUA cloths haiitsonieiy asserted
DO. do do. do. eassiheres do.
bales 2d quality do. do
do. do. supcrti,s DO.
trunk ,cstngs ia.
q do. canbgic muSns do.
do. cola and ;aconetJ do. do.
do. null do. d..
) DO. super. callcocs TO.
= uo- coniinon do. do.
do. gat pockets do.
. do. fine patent siftu-s.
do. low-prieri 10. 5 d0. cn.fon hosiery
do. habegNi.,hery, do. Mai.ass ilaisiLt reliefs
do. a. Irish linen
90. ~ TO. 90.
4 do. best Lois5on gil; pins
4 do. do
do. ladies' Fashionable london made shoes, &c.
DO. colored anl pat.iit bull na.: Neens, assorted
do. back cambries piain ami twied
dl. bun,bn.ttics
10 kegs OfEiglish larl, paint, of superior quality
10 'u. do. brown do. do
pair sh;pse-ews, assorted sizes.
ALSO--Just Recei0cd, her the Mary &
Hrances, direct from Madeira,
10 casks London Particular Madeira wine superior quality
do. sesrsl or Madeira loeA do. 10.
4 do. Aialrrlcy do do
May s. Il7-tf
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FOREIGN.
IMPORTANT DOCUMENT.
TFrom t,e I.0ndon C-orier. /

Furnished by The French Chamber Of d:
hf.EIs8.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-15

COPARrNERSHlP
80 ENJAMIN L. HoLLINyS having returned t
: Riclrcnd, the Subscrib rs have formed
ronneNion in the Grocery BUSINESS at tle stand OPP
pnslie the Masket-tIous-, lately occupied by .ohu
Rollins X Co under the f.''a OF y. & =. RoLGas
--where they have general assortment Of GRO
CElsihS, S>c. which they are determined to sell
loy for ca-h OK towa acceptsnces
BENZ. Il. EOLLl>SS,
JOHN HOLLlN7,
Isy 1. lllf
TIE Subscriber baing ,lesir7us to clos the su-
sin'ss OF !. NsliHs = c.. requests those indebted
70 come iorwai'i ap' make payment, and those la.
nng claims 10 spnly for settlement
JOHN HOLLINS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-02-10
NAVAL COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

18th January 1876
YaNIIE Board of Naval Commissioners will re-
"a ceiye, until the LIST Gay of April next, pro-
Posais for furnishing the following description Of
articles required for navy use, viz.
Cannon, carronades and cannon locks
Ball round, grape, CANISTER and lead,
Saltpeue, sulphur
Cannon and printing powder
Siuskets, pistols, swords, boarding pixies ana
battle axes
Copper-sheathing assorted, say 1-8 of - oss.
18th OF "a ozs. 18th of26 ozs. 18th OF %
ozs 18th OF 50 ozs. and 18th of 81 ozs.
Copper bolts spike, shca;h.ng nails-assort,
Lead In pigs and sheets
Anchors from 500 to 5000 lbs,
Iron Kentledge
Hemp, American
Iylne-whiPping, sewing and seine
IroE Tor shipping
hunting
eeamsn's elothing-hAts, shoes. trowsers, shirts
Flannel and @ild-bore for cartridges
Lignum vita and paints
10 be delivered either at Washington, Boston
or New-Tvrk
Persons rendering supply of any of these ar.
tIcles, Will be pleased 70 siale particularlv The
klnd-t1e greatest and the least quantity of eAca
article they may be disposed to furnsll-Land on
the envelope Of tIle tenders they will endorse the
substance OF their proposals in the following
form
Proposals TO furnish ------.
Tor the use Of the May, made by ------------
: -, in consequence of the Navy
1916"
!, with those whose proposals may be accepted,
The Commissioners will enter into contract !: and
IN case where the articles are not TO be immedi-
ately delivered and paid for, the contractors will
ne required to give satisfactory security for the
performance of their contracts, and II will be
wen Tor them to accompany their tenders with
the names OF the persons disposed to become
her sureties, and evidence of their competency.
On the hist day Of April ne&t, and not before,
all the tenders Will be opened and acted upon
JOHN RODGERS, Presidcit
ofthe Board of Navy Comm ssloBers
CT The Printers Of the laws OF the United
states Will insert the above, once eysry week tn
s,oners siice.
Jan. 2O-wtA
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one IHoUsAgi D D0LLaRs

A YEAR, CLEAR INCOME, WILL BE I'm
SURED FOR $500 DOLLARS.
FENlIE Editor of the Republican Constellation.
n being anxious TO get out of debt, and To en-.
large his business by commencing BOOK PRTxT-
TSo extensively, for which favorable opportuni.
tynow offers, wishes to engage partner, to whom
he will dispose of half his Office and establish.
ment. The Office, he believes, is as complete.
for country Office, any in the state Of Virgin.
ia, having two presses III operation aud one moi
up, which with a small expense Gun be made an
elegant press. His price is $500 dollars cssI,
for which sum he will ensure his partner one
thousand dollars year clear of all expense aris.
ing from the bushes, from the commencement Of
the partnership.
To a temperate man, who is a decided Re.
publican, and Of az accommodating disposition,
CnO other Will be received) and who has about
5000 dollars which he may design TO commence
business with--that is, $500 dollars as purchase
money, and 500 to put in trade, with the likes sum
from the editor, an opportunity is now offered to
do good aud much more certain business than
merchandising. Book Pointing being added to
the present business of the office viii afford a
handsome additional income
a mechanical knowledge OF printing is no,
required, By the Editor, A. necessary dualifca.
ton IN partner.
Any information respecting the healthiness. &
fertility Of this part Of tie country, the expense
Of maintaining family, &c. &c. can be obtained
by line directed to tic Editor post paid, which
shall be promptly attended TO. II
Wmehe5ter, Va Nov. Il.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-02-10

afterwards exposed TO Ne open ar, gave sparks
and set fire to the neighborins bodies
20. Derbyshlre wood (Which is an oxide of
Mansanesl when mixed with drying oil, was for
merly used as :. pant, an0 vas much employed
by See:e painters. At length, this mixture
Vas observed TO take fire Spontaneously. It's ap-
phcation as paint Was u.ea abandoned; and 20
London.
1t also, may be well 30 Put manufacturers ON
Their guard against fire, from the frcsion of their
machinery. From this c.use, Mr.. i,1binson's
flour mill, ii.c miles from the city o. Philadelphia
was set OH fire."
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.NTLES H,EEKLY REGiS7,El3

A special agent for this work, SO well known
TO the public, will be in Ricl1ond, in 10 or 10
dsys-and at about the same time, there will ar
rive Is or 90 complete coies for sale. AS it is not
probable that Ike opportunity of SO convenient.
ly obtaining tlie"Weekly Register"will again oc-
cur and as the number of files Offered are, and
1t present, must be very iimitcl--Gentlemen
wishing TO possess ii, will please to make early
application, as well TO secure it, as to save the
time of the agent Orders left with John Mad
dox, the regular agent for Richmond will be first
attended to.
The" Register" will be forwarded bound, in
ghtyolumes- may be had in sheets as pub
ished, or in volumes, hereafter, as may be pre-
erred.
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Pr0srecfus.


FROM the advantages of tie nhvs;ea, s;,,.,.
from the native fertility, improved conJ,,,',n
and increasing. wealth OF the circumiacent COM
Try and Particularly, from the industry. cnternr;,.
and iiberaity OF the people of the Town orl :, :
environs, iynchburg derives ADVANTAGES mo- -.
MAN adequate to the patronage and SUPPORT or ],
se'n-weekly paper
This consideration ;unpels M IN ,,,,..,.
paper. -AA : Susn
This paper is intended tn be chiefly nro,,,.
! and convenient vehicle of domestic and fore,gn
news. at the same time, ii will be omen IA 60;
enthc, moral, agricultural and political ESSAY
we are hepubhcans-but on questions oil general
Importance, we will chseriully admit the es,avs
OF those who may differ from us in opinion. mr..
Viae.i those essays be marked with iiberali,v
OF IDEAS, and moderation of temper Our main
OBJECT will uniformly be, 10 collect TO a focus
those rays ofpotical light Which NAV be scatierI
ell IN the intellectual atmosphere around us-and
ny mat means, TO shed the cfIulgence of truth
on every face, sidea aspect of such tones OF
o,scussiohas may excite deep and lively interest
we are young -bent on enterprise possessed
OF ndustry-capable Of perseverance We have
pom been broughtuP to the printing business
ana we are not utter strangers to the due manage
ment, and proper conduct OF newspaper. Our
Efforts will be unrcmitte;i and, we trust. snc-
oess'ui. they Will be constantly and earnestly
directed to the collection of the most recent in
teliigence OF every sort-;o judicious selection
ofbosrowed materals-in short, to the repulari.
~, symmetry, aud eleSGce Ola whole, combin.
ing, at the same time. variety ofsubiects and uni
ty ofplan.
In promising thus much, we do not oversten,
we hope, the modesty of Prospectus. We are
conhdent that disappointment wilinot tread IN
on Inc heels OF promise. We have well consider
ell what we are able To- perEorn.-and We feel the
srdor and energies Of individuals ambitious of
s,iccess-and whose success chiefly depends on
the extent OF their exertons 49,
Our hopes become the more ssguine, when we
reiieet ON the characteristic beralty of those Der
sons whose patronage we solicit. They are, we
Wen Know, disposed to encourage cornrnendabIe
ciforts--to aid modest mdustr, and To reinune.
rate useful labors
With these motiyes-these rneans--tbese boncv
and tins prospect, we will commence the publ
cation OF the ECHO about the 18th of March
next.
Wa. w. GRAY,
russell DAWSON.
Lynchburg, Jan. 1916
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FOR SALE.
on .acco.M.uoD.4YIyG TEB

on ACCOMMODATING TERMS,
my valuable and beautiful FARM, in Tie forks of
The i.Nanna R!ver, in Albermarle county, con
taining 5s2! Acres, about $50 of which is enclo-
seq and in good repair, with comfortable dwell
ling house, and ether necessary out houses Sc.
veral hundred Fruit Trees Of Various kinds. The
balance good farming and
t o BAC CO Nd,
excellently watered, and timbered, and consider.
Cd as healthy situation as any,
DASIDJ LEWIS.
January 18th, 1916 w4w.
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PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT
Il OR s a f

FENIE editor of The " Political Examiner" wishes
u to dispose of his Printing Office and Estab-
lshment. The Office is complete and in good or
der. II contains, besides the type employed ON
the paper, a handsome assortment of lob Type
The terms will be moderate to good man 4
credit will be given OH one half the purchase mo-
ney Good security will be required. Possessi-
on may be had on the 9th day of February next
Particulars viii DC made known by applying to
he editor.
Frederick Town, Nov. 90 1t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-02-10
STRAY MARES.

During the SuEmeT, two small MARES got
out ofmy pasture and were often seen in The
neighborhood during that period from whence
tits probable they have strayed.
Any person who may know where they are, is
requested TO inform me by post, or Otherwise and
viii make reasonable compensation for any trou.
BILE. One Of them black with star and some
warts on her, years old the othera light sorrel
with white on the face and nose, years old.
w. NEWBURN.
Gento Bridge, Powhatan Co.
Dec. 10 1915. 3g.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-02-10
N o TICE +.

VESHE partnership of JosephP 8 Samuel owen
x being dissolved by the death of Joseph p.
o'en, all persons having claims against the firm
OF Joseph +. Oxen, Individuality will make
them known to me for settlement, as soon as pos-
slble and such as are owing the firm, or Joseph
PaOvsn, as aforesaid, Will make immediate paw
msnt, Is 10 longer indulgence can be given.
SAMUEL OWEN, Surviving part
ner of the firm of Joseph r. &
Samuel Owen; and Ex'or of
Jos. II. Owen decd.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-02-10
CHESTERFlRLD COURTS

Nm future the County Court Of Chesterfield will
~ be held, ON the 9Th Monday in every month,
instead otthe second Monday, and the quarterly
terms will be IN February, April, July aud oc-
tober.
The fall term ofthe superior court of law for
said county VIII DE held on the 2nd day of No.
veInber.
The court for January having taken place, no
court thersfore will be held, on the lti Monday
Of tire present month.
July 81, I8ls.--(tf)