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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-24

ENOR SAJE--A very valuable TRACT or LlJNU
containing about 32l acres with about one mile and
nan OF the Brook YdDera, aud handsomely situated in
hesitny and agreeable neighborhocd. A part Of this
Iand IS very than half in wood aud
The greater part Of that UGfa0bte T1ber. There al
so 0ntbs Land, fine spring OF excellent water These
advantages with that Ola good road the city ofRich
mond) make this avery desirable Tr0ct Of Lqad and
worth the attention of those DESTROYS Of yesng money in
real estate.
For Y'ERHS. which will be very accommodating. an.
ply 10 hr. ). owen at the Brooke Tavern, or to
DloncsVe, Robinson s Pteasants.
Maybe. ar
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I virtue ola Deed of Trust executed the 2d day of
- December 1875, by George Markham, and recorded
IN the County Court of Pewhatan for purposes therein
stated will be offered for SALE the Trustees OH Tues
day. the LIST day of July next OH the premises to Tie
highest bidder, for cash the TRACT OF LAND lying
IN the county ofPowhaan, which The said Markham
at present resides, containing acres lie The same
more or less or so much of the said Tract of Land as
shall he Sufficient satisfy the purposes of said deed
with the legal costs attending its execution.
WILLIAM A. TuRPiN,
HENRY HETH, T"Stee'.
June3. S-,vtde
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NOTICE Is herehy given-rhat the next august
Court ~ Charlotte County the Court House there.
o. sbail SELL at pubic auction for casa So much of all
ne Lehds III that county returned delinquent for the
hoh-pay inent of the Taxes the year as will he sum
ceht 10 discharge The of which shall then
remain unpaid for tia, year and per cetu DANA.
sSs together with the taxes of the present year
rue sd'es VIII commence on the first day fthe Court
and continue from day to day un, they shall he comn
ted. 10y ~ " ''"'Pe-
lie Subscriber rs authorized to receive all such taxes
anu uaaSes at any time before the Land shall he sold
deiiquencies he tlr Clerks oic. of
me County in possession ofhe Subscriber or IN the OF
ice oithe Auditor Of Public Accounts.
Jennings NJ. Jcfiess, DIS.
For Thomas Pettms, S. G. C.
JuneIo Ia -
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NoTicE.-0n the 9th May, took from, Oh hoard Of
Peter T. Jeilersons boat, head man fr,Aur three
bags OF Wheat, supposed To be ten bushels This il 10
notify the come, prove his property and nav
Charges, vi it will be sold according to law
WV. PIGGOTT,
May IL. 10
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Jnne II.

ysNO THE PUBLIC--lnr. Henry Butter. re-
z. Gently from New-Haven, Connecticut.
(w'Iere hekept a Public House a number Of
years, that was Tesorfed to BY strangers from
all parts Of the United StateS,) has lust opened
a PUBLIC HOUSE in This city oil the cor.
ner of r. and 10th street,. in the Kew Building
lately erected b. DIR. Adar.s. and which Is
commonly called the Bank House he intends
keeping that until the Union Hotel is compile
ted, and respectfully informs tic ladies aud
gentlemen travelling TO Richmond. that thew
can be elegantly accommodated with new fur
nisbed rooms,a well stored larder, old fine fla
voFed and choice IquOrs-FIe natters himself
from the reputationhe has sustained in Tie bu.
sinesS, and the knowledge he possesses, gained
ON actual experience, that those who favor
him with their custom, will meet with thatkind
OF attention that's necessary to make strangers
and travellers pleased with their accommodate
ons; and in fdct, to produce feelings to cores
pond with those experienced. while 1t their
own homes and in the bosom of their families
His attentions will be particularly directed to
the accommodation Of families that NAV be CO.
ming 10 the city; and ladies can always calcu-
late upon receiving the personal attention of
Mrs. u. who will exert herself to make their
stay pleasant and agreeable-W Waiting maids
are provided that perfectly we'll understand
how to make their attentions well accented
The establishment will be kept in superior
be satisfactory to the occupant, who homes his
eXertiOps to please, will only be equalledby the
custom lie shall obtain.
y y. There are attached to his house. fine
stables-and Mr. u. is we'll provided with nor.
tthern oats first quality, hay, and good Ost-
lers.
May 20. Ppm.
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ftOTTON YARNS, from The linton ManafacforV-
- ANDERSON 4 DtgNBY, Agents for the Union Mann
featuring Company ofMaTyiand will IN a few days cou
mence the reccipOfS regular supply Of COI1ON YARNs
for sale at Baltimore prices These Yarns have long and
deservedly ranked with the best in this country.
WAY 30. 7-2m
TTWkNTY.FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away
from the Subscribers the LIST inst. likely ulso
woman named SALLY. heshy aud well made abort II
years oi age about feet inches high her hair gen
crazy tied up towards Tie OF her head and basiya-
bOvethe ears thick lips her front teeth wide apart She
teok with her one white, buH striped and two blpe
striped dresses aud mag I've supposed have gone with
heT husband, Peter who here few days 10 see her
and who lives with his MASTER Mr. Joseph Collier in
kng Queen County. IL Is likely she may be lurking
ahoHt IN that neigiborhood, she raised and has
some relations there aud only sold from that quarter
few moutbssince.
Whoever will bring The said Slave to u.s. shall receive
Jail, half the above.
A. & d. NIsBRT.
June 10. Ii-r
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rnne 10.

toMdiSStt ON HtRCHAN IS.--iierGader T6wpEinf
~ & Co. having procured conImodious Lumber House
on the bank of the river will receive all kinds OF Goods
on storage sell ship produce on commission aud
pledge themselves to execute all orders committed .o
their care with fidelity.
Lsnchbnrg, June 10. Io-o,.
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June II.

hE Subscriber residing ilLtie county Of Orange 10
"A c'sppsed TO sell a very Valuable TRACT ofLJVD
B.hs heat Orange court house, and upon the Ratidan
RIVER containing by actual and recent survey screen
gre" hn'dred and eightgfrc or this Land $50
acres are low GROUNDS the best quality the residue Of
ne tract high Lands IN the southwest mountains and
'rsloes the known fertility % that kind Land (posses-
sung tue advantage ing extremely level for Mouutat,
inn IT is well adapted to the culture OF Corn Wheat
ahn tobacco AhoHt thirds of the Land is cleared
husf GOOD fences and lin every Tespectn good order
in farming The rest is Wood Land heavily tinbered
i'h the most valuable kinds of Timber This Land lies
IN Tue great Market road to Fredericksburg about ~
i'es rom that place and immediately the Rapidau
'Nrf whic ~ confidently expected he made ma
vsaDe much higher than where this Land lies as the
'nnds Tor that purpose already subscribed and an en-.
seef has nouaiiy surveyed the river speaks of is
benz rendered navisahir with great facility There 10
now IN cultivation asuciency of Land ofexceilent qua.
my, To grew crop OF Wheat Of shes Liberty
WIZ be given 10 the purchaser at the usual time or
"e subscriber will have il done for hin Complete pos
session wall be- given at the end OF the year the terms
made known, eithe' by Mr.. Thomas Taylor Richmond
VINO has plat Of the Land and whoi. authorised to treat
for the sale oft, OF bv the Subscriber
There viii also he sold part Of the NEGROES now
nponthe above describetl Tract OF Land.
THOMAS AIfCON.
'n''F w. ta-St-&wtf
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ETiNERAL wATER.-The Subscriber TesIdne At
~ Miii-Grove, in Amelia, the Mineral Spring
having heretofore kepa Boarding House for the acsom
mediation ofvisors to that valuable water hereby gives
notice to the public that he has declined receiving any
boarders the present year. though he will
Travellers as usual.
Beng anxiousto retire private life offer this "a
lnabte Estate, with the 5Lt for SAFE on accommoda
ing terms IL deemed useless TO give any Hatterng
description of this place, being generally known
TILHON T.. JErER.
.Jstt,e q. q-,rsr.
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Revolutionary services 81 ,Fames Monroe.
In the remarks Of late Certuel upon the
observations of the Editor of the Democratic
Press. there is not oniya great want of that
liberality which has lately characterized the
newspapers throughout the Union, but also an
egregiOuS error as respects the person and
subject that gave rise to them. BY recurring
to WHkinson's Eewoirs, it NAV be seen iidt
JAMES MONROE trGs w0uiide2 willie combating
the enemies of his country. BY request. and
for gener", information, we publish the fol
lowing extract relative to the occurrences OH
the day OF the battle of Trenton. In the at
tack upon Trenton. the right column was led
by Gen. Sullivan, and the left by Gen WASH
,nstcn DoSt. Chr0n.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-24

VALUABLE Real Estate For .SaLc.--The Subscriber
offers tor private sale, his Tract IF Land, contain
Ing about 500 lying in the of the BROOK rum
some OF adjoining the Brook Turnpike road the
BRIDGE and between four and i've miles OF the city
Richmond. ON tiis land is very fine spring, and
remarkably handsome settles for building. The tract
viii either be sold together in lots suit purchasers
For Terms, apply to Hogcmre, Robinson s Pieasants
who have plot of the land, aud fully authors.
dispose thereof. EDJfUND ITIyByT,ER
Feb'y rs. % wifi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-24

TWENTY Dollars rs~ARD will he paid by the
Il Subscriber for apprehending RALPH, a tall, dark
muatto fellow about2 years odte has bushy head OF
hair-He absconded the Sd Of last month. Had on 4
dark blue coat light colcred psna!ooas aud dark col
ored great coat He Is pretty good Gardner and Ditch
err and probably will cEdeavor business in that
line lie IS pretty well known about Manchester he
trained horses Yeas ago Maj YIN. Fails lie
VIII probably endeayor get business at the Turnpike
Road now erecting 10 the west OF Richmond. He has
Consini In Rchmond named Jerry that belonged does
belong, to sir. Thomas Fonkes OF that place and
likely Jerry may har6or him. The above reward wilt be
paid and all reasonable charges allowed. deiwerin:
him TO JOHN BRANDER
Chesterfield. June i3. ii-6t
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FJNlRIf DOLLARS REwARD.-Run away from the
SUBSCRIBER some time last summer a negro mas
NAMED hkUGbN, feet inches bigh--no pariculdr
marx Iecoiiected except one his right hand which
has been badly burnt.
will give the above reward to any person who viii
deliver the said Negro 70 me, him in Jail 50 that
get him. JAMES WILLS, Sen
NtloOh, June II. ll--3m
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BATTLE OF TRENTON.
Extract FINN tie ,St rot chaD. 3, pqee l2s
-

A>SDNCs Ht 1HS !St. DOt. CHND. 3, pare l1s1
AZ tWikinson's Memoirs.
" It was broad day, and the storm beat
violently in our faces; The attack had com.
menced on the left, and was Immediately
answered by Col. Stark in our front who for
ced the encmy's picket, and pressed into the
town; our column being close at his heels
The enemy made mOmentary show of resis-
tauce, by a wild and undirected FIRE from the
windows OF their quarters, which they abar-
doned as we advanced, and made all ATTEMPT
to form IN the main street, which might have
succeeded, bat for six gun battery opened by
Captain T. Forest, under the immediate order
of General Washington, at the head of Kings
street, which annoyed the enemy in various
directions and the decision of Capt. William
Washington, who, seconded by Lieutenant
JAMES MONROE, NOW President of the United
States) led the advanced guard of the left col
umn, perceiylng that the enemy were endca
vOring TO form a battery,--rushed forlrard
dr0re The 0rfiHerists from their guns and tooE t,ro
pieces. in the not of firing.
These officers were both wounded in the
charge; the Captain in the wrist, the Lienfeu-
ant through the shoulder. These particular acts
OF gallantTy have never been noticed and yes
tbey could not hare beeH too hjghly apprqciafcd
for il the enemy had got his artillery into ope'
ration, in narrow street, it might have check
ed our movement, and given him time TO form
and reflect; and ii he had retired across the
bridge in his rear, and taken post, he wovd hare
placed defle befueCn us, which in our haIf mn
ked hdD frozen condition, he ought to have do
Tended against our utmost efforts; and me in
turn might hare been compelled to retreat, lchich
,COaid hare been fatal to u.s."
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THOMAS TAYLOR.

guessed 10 insert the above advertisement IN ter naper
twice week till day of SALE and their account
to this Office.
June IL. n. al.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-24

'E'HE Subscriber will practice law in the Superior ,r
Inferior Courts of the Counties Of Hanover ca,o ma
y, N,.s- niam. EECr0K DAVIS
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VNCHANCEKI AT n COuTt held Tor Cunbc land cOun
D y, tte2Ith day ofApril, 1917.
Charles Lee, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Josiah Wright aud VIM Wright in right Of himself. and
as ex'of. ofSainuel wright who ex'or Of Thomas
Wright, Isaac stephens and Mary his wife, Charles Car
ter and Susanna his wife. WIN Lson and Pats, his
wife, Nm. Glenn and Elizabeth his wife. James Hob
son aud John ilolen,an, u. DejsRdaHfs.
TIE Defendants Isaac Stephens and Mary his wife
Charles Carter aud Snsannab his wife Benjamin Cu,us
aud Sarah his wife, Nn Lyon and Patsy his wife, JOSH
ah Wright ard VIM. Wright, IN right of himself. and
executor OF samuel Wright who executor OF Thomas
wright not having entered their appearance aud given
security ordng to the Act al Assembly and the Rules
ofths Court aud appearing To the satisfaction OF the
Court that they not inhabitants OF this Common
wealt--On motion of the Plaintiff, by his Attorney,
Is Ordered, That they appear here before July
Court and answer the Plaintiffs BILL aud that copy
OF this order be- forthwith inserted in of
the newspapers printed in the City OF Richmond,
tor two months successfully, aud another copy
posted at the front door of the Courthouse ofhis Co
~.
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Jnne %.

lHOUND-some LOTTERY TICK E1.S.-For farther
n particulars, apply az this Once.
June IL. l2-a
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WANTED-about one or 7ico 7noRsaH6 Dollars ~
w loan. liberal interest," and tie best seca5y can
be obtained.--APPiy at nts Ogce.
NeyI3. y
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N~ oLo tiS-An assortment Of Boiling (lofhs
by sntSe 81 . anu ,on SAFE,
Jnnel7. ,aN Lc~.
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NJANTAPiKE FOR sALE-wni he offered, at prb
W. lie sa,e the Grs Monday in November next. (f
fair ORR ohcruisc ON the Het fair DAY. that valuable
Plantation called MtNTAPiKE, on which the late Mr..
Richard Brooke, OF King and Queen County, resided.
This Iy0ct contains upwards Of 1000 acres Of Land
lying on the Matapony River aud within miles OF the
court house of the county. The quality of the land is
considered equal ii not superior To upon the River
II is weiitimbercd and has large proportion of first
rate Nc00Ow Lana upon ID. THERE'S also large aud
comu,odous Dwelling House it, very thriving apple
orchard an excellent shad fishery, anda toll mill
iy built, and in good neghborhood for CUSTOM
As is presumed that any wishing la purchase
will view the premises, further description is deened
unnecessary.
The terms THE sale WILDE accommodating and made
known the DAY of sale.
Ans that may feel disposed to contract private
~ for this land can make application by letter. address
sed to me, at Loyd's, Essex County.
wN. GARRETT, Error.
NAV " 2-NSwe
SEiLL RE SOLD, the highest bidder for ready
ney, at Gloucester courthouse, the LIST honca>
IN August next. being Gloucester coart day all the Lands
returned Cor the nompaynen OF Faxes for the years 1915
aud 1916, with damages thereon.
copy of the said denguents NAV he in The Au-
dors Office, i'll the Clerks Oice of the County afore
said OF in the hands OF the subscriber aud payment
~ any time before the sale ofthe land.
". Il. RbG Frs, ID. s.
For Francis Uniting.
May ID. 2-wsws
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WILLIAM n PAGE

Ersc1fnr ofiot. HIN. Byrd
= In consequence Of the rains on The OH ,,d inn
lust. the safe OF WESToVFR is Posi- poned until Thurs-
day the I'd dav of July, when IL win he sold before III,
front door of the Farmers Bank of virginia in the CITY
Of Richmond without any imiiati n. rhe sale will
commence at ~ O'Clock, A. ". SURVEYS &c to be seen
at tie counting-house Of Heron Sntou \ Co
Ry order Of Tie Executor
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A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, qualified to take charge OF
4 a Clerks Office who can he well recommended as to
capacity, attention and good morals. may etwh
ployment at Richmond Courthouse, Va.
An address ~ George Saunders postage paid will be
attended to.
June IL. l2-iis
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june 10

'H1uE Office OF the sherifof IeHrico County is reno.
yed 20 the house Of Alexander buchanan a fr, doors
above the Hastings Court Office.
tune IT.. n, IN,
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HnRRID

HORRID.
Wolearn, that Captain Morrison has been
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June IL. I2-its
EETEST0VnR.-1Ais ralAabif Properly for .Sale-
w BY erection Of The will of the late Col. Ryrd the
h"eestaie of Wesover will he sold at public auon, on
the premises, on Tuesday the 10th of June next, if fair
or the first fair day thereafter. This tract contains
cording To recent and il is believed sur
vey 5s3 acres of arabic land exclusive Of between
800 acres of marsh. The improvements elc
CANT and spacious, consisting OF a commotous dwelling
house with every sppendage which convenience
can require. Few estates in Virginia, IL is believed
combine in themselves ntally 30 many and so great
advantages as hatwhich is offered The public view
situated upen the edge of the finest of rivers within 2J
miles of Richmond, IL has always afforded nroprie
Tor greater share of health han "a usually eHiuyed ia
that section of the state Although il has sustained for
strength yet ubroken and the last years crop
was perhaps superior to that of former rear To The
man Of capital and enterprise the draining OF the marsh
VIII anerd field FOR industry and prod-A great pro-
portion OF IL was reclaimed and yielded abundant
crops of corn tobacco and every other plant adaped TO
the climate and soil until during tie stormy pero Of
the revolution the banks of necessity suffered 10 20
10 decay. The gentleman of wealth and leisure may
here enjoy an agreeable retirement; or attended by the
genius Of ancient hospitality may partake every HES
sing winch taste and the finest scenery afford The
farmer VIII ni prolific soil awaiting his acceDance
ready TO Weld an ample trhne his abors and To re-
ward him for all his industry Thers is al.o small
tract OF forest land containing about acres contiguous
Ia the Wesover Estate, which will he sold M the same
time. The purchaser will he allowed TO nut in cron of
the LIST day OF January, 1885, from which time palmeps
will commence.
The terms ofsalc will be credit 81 . and ? vears
bonds with approved security notes with apnroyei
endorssrs will he required the Whole the uurch,s
mouev mus he secured nv deed Trust on The
The sale will he conducted by Thos. TAYLOR witt, when
plat will he deposited.
WILLIAM B. PAGE
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/ oihAELk LoTS-FOR .S4LE--On Friday the
- n inst al O'Clock, p. II. OH the premises will
oe sou without reserve. of GROUND Ivinc o
9tn alr streets, on that elegant hill north Of and adj
!"'hhe N"sy i!Hs, and near the Lots of MI Judah Mr.
Mccor and others-This property possesses an exten
Veaa teghtfu prospect. 1t will he divided into OTIS
ana years credit, approved endorsed me-
gotab,e notes and deeds oftrust will be reouired m ga
Suie me PAYMENT which to carry interest from the
date, payable aunuall, ~ ~
~ order Of Nr Benj. 5fos6y Trustee, lsnder Tho
apiHef Richard Crouch decd.
J. BROWN, JR. w. FlNNRY
49,, Ve1dKe-JIdsfers.
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I4V DNnHI WI stII, on vtTy ACCOMMODATING teTm8,
y the TR1CT' or L1ND wherein now reside
containing three thousand acres ying in the lower end
OF Nelson County ahOnt three miles from James River
particularly adapted TO the culture of Tobacco and
Gram uncomnonly wellfimbered and watered and
mas twoexcellentin seats omit. 1t will be sold entfe
OF divided to snit purchasers. Persons inclined 10 pur-
chase,aTe invited TO call aud examine it.
NORBORNE THOMAS,
June 10. f0-9ms
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ENSoPUS MiLI~SToNEs.-The Subscribers will he
receiving IN few days. quantity of Esopus MIL
keeps consan, supply of them Gentlemen de,rous OF
purchasing thar kind, be Supplied at very short no.
tice, II We have them haiid.
johnson & Watkins.
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Copy. 7csfe,
MILLER wooDsoN, jr. d. c.
Inne g. S-us.,~
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NIoTfcE.-The Assignees OF Wight q Harris bSgug
been furnished with Funds ready "a pay the
naming three nhs balance the debts which Re.
manned unpaid after the final dividend of said Estate
They also furnished with funds Tor the payment OF the
balance OF the debts proved against Hez L. Wight ndyd
rally. Apply at the Coun,ing-Hcnse of JOSEPH
MARX. .Trrc q. o-D
GOHN HENEY, grateful for pact favors returns III.
~ thanks TO the Inhabitants Of iehmori aud asnches-
ter for the encouragement he has received in his business
aud hopes that 10y strict attention to all orders In hs line
continuance OF then avors will be insured 10 hin
HE iSJJyI'RECEIyED
go hhds Porter, 30 do. Cider
500 dozen Porter, bottled and warranted OF sups,
rior quality.
-fRd expects shortly from Philadelphia,
100 hhds. oithe very best Porter.
tie viii not, Ike others his line pledcc him.
self Cards along with any o:ders he NAV have
executed as he feels confident that sny pons done ~
ms cellars IN consequence offs superiority in quality
anu execution an. other III this place. willony
nei necessary for persons 20 GJd1sie and tdff
cue whether or not Il has cone nom either Of his Gel
lars.
bans oil virginia, under the OF Y. A. Mayo aud n
nohet opp"site Tie u. Bank the OF street
itauihg 70 Col. MayO's hriPe.
" n. Having provided t,mself with some OF the beet
bol,ers -, the country, and who an well acquainted with
can be accommodated nj the shortest notice and the 10
Nave. IIssm
lHoR SALE. 1hai valuahle farm about ONE mile from
the Rowing Green. in the county Of Caroline ca ted
KO5NE'S QU1fRJ'EI?, containing between 4, ara
1900 acesahon, Of ciearedhose inclined TO pur-
chase, VIII give in their terms to Col. A. Richie o Ia,
ex ny the list of July stating the prices they are wn
to give aud the terms of paynentthcy desre-Tese pro-
positions will be acted on in July by the subscriber
ARCH'D. r. RuFFIN,
HaRser-Io Stohes
County, ". C..
April . IO9-tf
JUST puBLisHED, andfo sale, az Benjamin WaTne1's
bookstore,
Vol. Ar WUNFORD's REPORTS.
containing the cases argued and determined he ycars
1913, Ia and 'i5-Price So so.
ARAIOR,
Third edition, revised and ENLARGED Inv Col foux -
June 10. e' =.
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UPWARDS Of 200 NEGRoEs-FDP s,fLE-on ,Ia
y DIST day ofJny next. at the Oxford ron-Norks IN
The connty of Campbell Commits soner acting nuder
Decree of the Court Of the United States in the case OF
Bond against Ross. and also Of David Ross
deed shall proceed to sell the whole Of the SLAVES
anu 'ther erSoHds property Of the decedent OK