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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-14
3l,fG7,57S 90
i0,O0O,DJ0 90
53,a9O,0OO 90
And have in the treasury

In giving yOu this estimate, have eudeavor-
ed to disencum Der the statement ofthe situation
otour finances ofwilatever mi ght obscure these
important facts. / hope that to those who
nave not been IN the habit OF examining official
treasury reports, il may be of some use in civ.
iug clear, though general view of the state OF
The treasury. Our tellow-citzens viii, l am
assured, be gratiiicd to perceive how earnestly
me government IS occupied IN paying off the
debt, and viii approve, | hope, the adoption
OF such measures as may be necessarily connsc-
ted with that desirable end. As thein.mense
inpol tdtlons OF hepast year, render il prOba-
PIE mat those otthe ensuing wear will be much
less, our revenues from duties will proportion
ANY iall short. It may therefore be necessary
10 retain part ct lhe taxes to make up the de6-
cheney. The direct tax, however, will cease
without doubt: It does NOT appear TO tie even
contemplated IN the report OF tie secretary of
the treasury
The return fpeace will again restore,
hope, thst order and rigOurin the adjustment OF
accounts and III the expenditures of tie liuhlic
money, so essential in all governments. and so
peculiarly proper in a republic, where the hap
pinesS and comfort Of the people is the first
ana most important object of the political
institution. White Il liberal nation will not re-
fuse TO open its treasures freely for the defence
OF tie state-for the Improvements of their
cOuntry-ior the encouragement of whatever
IS calculated TO render a people great, happy,
and respected it behOves their representative
10 be vigiant as Ia the public expenditure and
TO protect the treasury from the consuming
moth ~ineglect IN the adjustment of tie public
accounts 1t gives me great pleasure 10 say
tadt both the Executive and Legislative bran
cnesof government manifest every disposition.
at the present moment, to pursue with increas-
ed zeal and perseverance this laudable end
My friends may rest assured that my OWE mind
is bent towards it with the utmost earnest
ness.
find another letter will be necessary 10
communicate some further information On tie
subject of our proceedings.
l am. Sir,
Yours, sc.
lis. G. TICKER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-14

55.Sos,oeo 90
year ISIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-14
IO,IO0,936 90
100000 90
10000, 900 90
Cash in the Treasury
S5S,gOO,0OO 90

Thus then while the actual expenses of the
government for the present year, including the
army and navy, have amounted only to the SUN
or ST. 232, It's %
We have actually lessen
ed the national debt this
year by payments in differ
ent ways, 10 the amount
OF 81, fGT,5 7S 90
And have in the treasury i0O0O,000 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-14

IN cHsNcERy.--st cosTt continued and held for
A BUCKINGHAM County, the iath day of Dct. 1916.
Zane Fryer Plaintiff, SaSanns Pryor. widow x rect
OF naVo pyor dec. Langsion Leonard. canister, IA
chens William and Nicholas Pryor. Mickey H. Jefferson
anu john T. Pryor children aGd representatives of the
said David Pryor. dec. Ds5rs.Slats
On TIE motion OF tue plaintiff hy counsel, aud il APP
peaft % The satisfaction of the that the
ats Nicholas John 4. pryor inhabitants this
state, ~ ~ ordered 0Ai scrsed. that nuicss the said
Niclclas John shalt appear here or before March
term next aud answer the plaintiffs bill, the Court will
then proceed TO take the for confessed them
ana decree tue matter thereof accordingly and that
~ OF ,his order be forthwith inserted in OF tie pub
lie newspapers OF the City OF Richmond ur tso months
successfully and That another copy be posted up Al The
front doc; Of the Courthouse ofthiS Couaty.
Copy,
K. ELDHlDGE d G.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-14
NiNcEEsTKR, January 1.
hat'uesef a letter Jton, tle Host. II. S. G..
Iactey, dated
~ ,strt,- =. No. n
WAsHINC rON, Dec. aI.

DEAR SIR,
Ia my last letter, promised
through yoHr paper. 20 give sOlue farther ac,
count OF occurrences here i'm which nay Consti.
tuents would prob5bly feel Interested.
Among the most interesting concerns Of onr
FoYetnmHnt attbis timc, IS the state of our t.
nauces, which had vten 30 much djgordoreJ L,y
war, as 10 have been f0g some time IN ohipct If
our greatest soHcituie. II IS source OF c.rctt
qualification to find our most sau.uine exnec-
tations realized in relation TO tlis ;mnnrtant
subject. referring yen 10 the annual TREASURY
report, which u already before the public. I
wlil only call To YOUR recollection a few facts
which eSnce our financial prosperity at the
present time.
yariOusly estimated and many had aprrehen-
dcd that the funded and hoatine debt together
would have far exceeded the amount now as,
certained. The whole debt at The present time
II sIJs.IJ,SfS %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-14
n CHANVIRl.-Glou County Court, srptepher

i 1916. ' Nri
JAS nabney, ConFtGiaa''f, against sarrel ronlnsoa
su, =" ', ~, ~. -, i'."h, DricHddWfS.
XII" dvieuuant samuel TomiinsOn having entcrc,,
his appearance and given security according 10 the ae
Assembly ahhthe Rules oftis Court and appearing te
TIE satisiactiono the Court that he hahani OF
this commonwealth. on the motion ofthe Complainant y
his counsel "a IS Ordered. That the said Samuel Iomn.
SON doapreaI here the irs Monday in December
aud answer the plaintiffs BILL and that copy of this or
ar peoluMi nsefteui IN some newspaper published in
the City of Richmond for two ncnts sIcressiyclv snd
tha, another cops be posted the his court
n,e. ON Two successive Court DAYS. !nd IL is further
Dcs1'Gd dd OracrCd, that the Defendant VIM German
q" not IN ire ran time pay transfer couveyrway or IN
any other way disp"se "fany money other effects which
he nial hayeiu his hands belonging to the Defendant Sa
muelronnson bu, hold the same subject 10 the f,urc
ordef oi inis Court Copy, Ic1c,
A. l.. DAVIES, GIN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-14
November 10.

IN ChANCtRY.-in tioOchand County ConTI- IOf
L NOV. ISIS. ' 80
Henry Corg ard EyizoItth his rife Naihrn,cl C,.y
ara Frances as sce, Jain ?. igoryiSsctt osd nan.
an h0'Tfr'Sff, ',htcA said Eiisabeth ana Frances
tNrg, ant Johi =. 0N3 ,b1ttiala JE,yrlsseff me
ch9tdrel, heirs amt dcUiSceS o.; Nm Iorrssct de..
Plaintiffs, against TA0S. Miller SaetiT pf
county, q achGD me estate Of Nm Fi;yrors d,,5J
ic9S committed fVHh his triH aRncacd g-hic6 s0id
u a.. Fayr0r, acc. executor Of nm Jgrri,s,I
H'c ROgqk F0lTdT 0sd sfdrg0rck ais min ,gLic6
S9tH tfGrg9rcf IS Gnu, hoiT 9Rd a 6esLsg of sojd
I'm. NnyriSs6ff, dee. Elisabeth Eurrar tcJ3,r o,.
SG"i-DM. FaTT0r, dec. Jeremiah Ip0oifridre anil
oHSanno MS RYE " M. Farr0y., I'm. Harei1r
yai7es Harding, Jh0iaas Harding ,JokH yTq,,fj,g
GHcS Harding, George HgrdiDr John (eckrX AMI
E!t.dtetA as icc, i0tc Eyi=dbefh HaJli,g Es,atnI
Ford, jr. Da'Hos JrG5Wc lIcttkoic BNyf6af ant
Thomas Bvrfo0t DaHei BurJoot chiidrcn oc sqiI
lN9tttcA Bi'rtoGt and Mary his tate Djte Robcrt
tfcTbcT ara EIi-oDffh MS srifs John EaDa,cs mn
BefSy MS Witc, iGfc Betsy FIra. Dorroy Ford T,s
4. ISfd. 15HR FIcN-50s, l9BSsySop "a. IparS am
ifsH as Tyc, tlts Patsy FdrrGr srf9oiG Of JHlUoy
FrrrdT, dec. 0ta Llis-bafh ana Robert Farm
10 c:!tare@ ~ sA0'71s }oTrCy, der. Defendants
The Defendants IiJglaS {fordiar, Jain F{gy5j,,r
G,leS HarG!1g, Core Harding John CacSYU and
EliSGbCtid iS Wy;e dRd EcnunG Rrss o,,I po;5y az
MR. not having entered their Appearance and given Sc
curity according 10 the act of Assembly aud the rules of
thS Court and t appearing the satisfaction of the
Court ta they are not inhabitants of this country IL Is
Cr6rrcf lAat the said defendants do appear here on
the thfG bohay IA March next and answer the bill of
the plaintiffs; aud list COPY OF this order be forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper published in the city OF
kiohnondtor two months successyely and posted AZ
tie 'front.' door OF tue courthouse ~ this coulty
Copy, 1cste,
strrrrp a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-14

'H5 SUBSCRIBERS having entered into Copsrt5e-.
srip IL M Commission Business under Tho Grnr of
KoO thS & MfR'wGThEB-hsve takci, q uarf Of NJ
themselves that no exeyiirn saaii be- sa,t,iy nm IN.
10 theE care. 10y '0hs'.h
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-14

ENAlSoN COUNTY Broke the jail Of Ibis coaI,;S
- on lie uighi OF the llth November tfr.., ~,
pEas0t charged with murder. He Is tween q,
dhd 10 inches nigh with light hair sandy conneS;n
s'shaeTinade, large shoulders weighs ahout Ia H.
WIN remarkably large feet down look blue eves st
a soft speech. ~ ''cs ShS
whoever will sppreleHd and deliver the above wfI,
I0gs. DDnER,T n-tf,-t-.,,. ' - .i'H E't-
December 81. 49, S"iesT'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-14
Amherst. Jan. ..

rENHE SUBSCRIBER las 40 longer an n'cTe.I mn H.
Sweet Springs after tue 10th tLis month hayinc
sold II 10 NJ. A{erdHdcr Kitchen, (his partner i'm
lease otihat property the present proprietor.
octobers. December 2j 5a.9oras,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-14

AullCt--fhe ie1atces OF Henry Mood 10 -.
: hefeoy notified that on the an "wednesday in ts,,s
noatn 70 se.g Hanover Court. there will he sale al
80 ~ ''c "l' fslIe ana division will iske Iacc -
svoi carer 40 possible. Tiev nav st.,,, m ,n.
.N p'upi' HENRY WOOD Flar.
1NANNAg =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-14

- ANN OF ViRGlNih.-The President and I,irer,or,
nave tnis Gay declared dividend Of 81 per cent, on
-pta 3tocs OF the Rank for the half yeaT ending on
Si9t Hit.-payabc on the 18th instant
r ". DANDRIDCE, Coshicy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-14

- Their Office Is kep. on the Cfcsssireet INV n.
aatsis f'nk o. Virginia, aud corner OF the street lead
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-14

AND FOR SALE wish to sell tract of land yine
- within two miles az Amherst t-bouse aud 10
hntes from Lynchhurg, containing 1850 acres; mon
which Is large aid comOdioHs dwelling liose with
al the necessary outhouses also orchards of every es
ciipton the whole remarkably well enclosed
one, two audhrce wears credit will be given and nos
session the LIST ofDecrmher next.
Application may be made to Peter Walker Rsc of
tyrchbHrs, or to the Subscriber.
ROBERT WALKER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-14

n +" Isl AbliSRaENI.-faK SuEscETFTgs la
us inimed connection, are prergraf 10 ~
cue booh s. JOb PRINTING, in is various braneles
WIZ n.sness ana ds9aioh Their E,ateria ae.Ie All
cuicd by them, viii be done the ens.re satscart,o f
'no ~, VINO may favor them with ;lIeir commando
Ms,itN tfcrhS aud N0WrertiqI BLANKS of eysry
description, executed at the Shortest f,otice =, S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-14

stNbNths' BANK OF VtRCiNtf.-Ibe President l.
bifeciofs have declared dividend. subject ihe
~ tle states Shares. Of q per cent. for q
siN Ia"nhs which viii br said to the Stockholders
~ ~. .s.l INST va. NEKERvIS, Cashy.
=
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-14

EEuRsUANI to decree OF The WoreI,ioIoj Co,1,-
Louisa Couuiy-Miil b. SOLD. on a credit of ,,,,
months. 'he purchaser giving bond with snod sern,s
Jesse Roberts. N'e" al
This property will be sold on the 18th day os apu.,
ncAt iar, II not the NEXT fair day, ii Sir. J, H.. CO.,
rants I9cefa, ia GOochlaRd Comfy ~ ''''
Tile Commissioner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-14

~ tW GOODs.-lo5syf & TT1IT Ni1TJ,, il, ma :
ceiyed large and general assortment Of Aygpe &
AgnDc9 GOODS-anorgst which are:
nest LOudon supeffne cloths and ca sjn,syes hact g.
Suloieu inoieakD and silk cuttings irish linens lawns
uIes fIch lace shaws. wells and capes elegant satin
-" Ice trimmings thread and silk aoes Ie,-,ntine
hounce and Italian silks with q great vsrotv 81 osI
"Tods which they will sell at tie lowest prices
Jdhh.fg 4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-14

R'OIiCE.- Dur.d Ga ltoH holds two bonds III ,,in.
\ given TO hsni ~ ne, mich are aSu ygJ9.
, GEO. WINSTON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-14
December s.

IN ChANCERY.-At Court held for Cumberland
A Coanty, the 29il cay of oct. 1916
Natnaniei fngua for himself and admor Of MaIy Fu-
qua, dec and cua rd-n for Joseph Flpqua, pleiaflG
against Jnnith fuqna Edmund fuqua and Elizabeth his
N'ie Joseph Fnqua, sen. John Tugua, Daniel Fnu,s
Benjamin FuqHa, sanue, Baker and Polly his wlfe n,
Than Spencer and Judith Ills wife, and Ellabeth liz.
qua, by Hercules age, Lea guardian
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-14

2 bRUGs uEniCNtS. sf &c i'm eY ne 5:5l7sa
h|'af-ihe subscriber having associated titaf
stlyes De'te' Under dc Hfa Of JlDiss lphfiore Co
,aNc pnIcne.ea ne Nctic0t Establishment o. Philip
nHfai, Ji.S Co. where hcy nteal Keeping general -
soithent " the boss article. re taerIins
meet WITH prompt attention.
JiMrS n'0ffDOE,
WILLIAM +. JONES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-14

January 7.

! AnIES' HOARDlNG-SCHOOL TygrcIc,- f57-,asjt--
- JoaR FtHHpS respectfully Informs his ffcnss -,
NE pre'ic hat lrt. Phtips' School rcseEln,eoc m
. c I'm lnst. on the premises 81 TIE late Dr I,,c
tTentNtouT miles, ffom Richmond SIX mites .hc. -
""ona,Fs Tavern on tue great mountain rod ~
Terms for Board and Cducation far IN. c..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-10-03
New MillinsrS Store

AIRS WHITE, Ia fer doors beiofv the Bell 1aser7
FI inn ho.se fafety occapied BY James Hdr,iss $
quauti, her friends and the public, that She is
BLEED to execute all Kinds III MANrUA NAMING, in the
mos, fashionable STYLE having procured :ron Newiork
one ofthe best Miners and mathematics.
is opening ihis d0g,
I case chidrens' BEAVER HATS, with feathers,
Has JUST rscciYfd,
cases STRAW BONNETs-among which plain
and open work straw, of the best qualities and most
fashionable shapes.
Observation-Disclosures Leghom aud Willow Hats,
Misses plain and work Bonnets and Hats,
Boys and Misses Willow Hats aud Bonnets with few
largeenough for Ladies, uery iou.
Ladies Leghoin and Chip Bonnets,
SIN, Satin and Grape Bonnets and Has-all OF which
are made OF the best materials, and TO the latest
fashions of American taste, aud will be disposed Of
on terms which cannot fail OF pleasing the purcha-
case Dollman's Ladies' Legborn Chip, Straw and
silk Bonnets, imported diIect from his establishment
IN London,
WITH 4 VARIETY OF
Capes, Coiarets and Friiis, Caps and Turbans, Rib
bons and Necklaces Grape and Sik Shawls, Silk and
CotIoh Stockings, Silk and Rid Gloves Fancy Ridi-
cuies, Tortoise Shell Combs, Work Boxes, Visiting
Cards, Needles and Needle Cases, Pins, Scissors, &c
ARTIFICIAL FLOwERS-witha complete assortment
ofgenuiue French Pei fuuIery cOnprsng every arti-
Gle used for preserving the beauty ofhe skim as we'll
pleasant to the smell. Connected with this
soriuent, are 10 be found the best double distilled
LAVENDER and COLOGNE WATERS,
Crayons, Rose Tooth Powder, Hair Oils and Pomatums,
ESSENCE OF NESIIMENTALE, which win remove
stains esther from Cloths, Linens OF Cacoes, without
either altering the coier injuring the articles pos
sesslns also the properties vi destroying vermin OF
every description.
ESSENCE OF VINEGAR, which removes all pmplss
and bunlouTs from the skin
ESSENCE OF SOAP, used both by BARRIERS and trav-
eiiers for shaving.
II Country Merchants are particularly inUted to
jdtoNr her Gith cur, she can supply them eitheT
ith M.uH other Bom..s ferns The most accom-
n0dutits. etk.r by The dozen
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-10-03
Jeremiah s. names Kyle

HAvE REMOVED to the house lately occupied by
WcsSrs. Dicks, Io0rc i Co. next door but one IA
hove the Market Bridge, where they ROW opening
complete assortment of DRY GOODS most OF which are
jnstIeeeivedand well adapted TO the present and APP
preaching seasons-Among which are
Sheppard's best exua.sup. blue Cloths and CASH
London superine fancy colours do. do.
O. 10 ia rose Blankets
Point aud dufie do. well assorted
Tollinet xestings and German Bookings
Brown, black crimson, olive and scarlet Bombazetts
Green, brown, olive aud coburg Peiisse Cloths
Irisl Sheetings aud Lawns
Twiiied habit Cloths, well assorted
Rrssiado aud Irish Linens &c. &c. &c.
All which they determined to sell az the lowest
Ses.Tbeir former customers will still find il to their in
.eIests call and examine. Sent pa 40 q,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-10-03
Virginia Museum.

THE public respectfully Informed that the VIR.
a GiSiA MUSEUM will be peued on the first Monday
III OCTOBER ensuing Sensible that long indnlged expec-
tdtois too frequently productive the
fIopIietors Notwithstanding the diligence with which
they have eNerted themselves render the collection
pleasing, various, aud Interesting, anticipate with much
uncnce The TINE hea IL shall be submitted public
observation.
It's by comparison, analogy. contrast that every
eDIect which is presented 30 attention estimated
end hessrs U0,TeAA Lortoa conscious that should
then INFANT establishment tie appreciated only as II IN
stand the test ofcr5fcGk examination they have LILLE 10
nope and much 10 fear They confde therefore in the
iieeIaity OF an enlightened continually and trust that
when II is tecoecied how gradually such institutions
progress AMI how long II is they attain any
excellence, that many allowances will be made for The
very incomplete exhibition about 10 commence and
for the heterogeneous arrangement, which has been
found unavoidable. Did All ardent desire TO promote
the best interests of the Virginia NseMm united to
most Jealous assdnty to render tworthy the title by
which II Is distinguished constitute claim TO appro-
baton success then might the
boldly forward aud demand their mead this con-
sciousness of desert however sincerely felt il remains
ior time and facts 10 demonstrate. Should the industry
already manifested be nevertheless deemed surety OF m
tre application and the Institution thence receive pa
tIonGge pTopotioned to its merit Messrs. Uarrcfi x
Iort5H pledge themselves 10 deserve continuance
OF favor.
II The SUBSCRIBERS to the ADORE Institution
are rfSpecDnIy inUned 10 sac the ARRANGEMENT on
SATURDAY, the IA % October.
September 80. a2tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-10-03
Sept. o.

TTNioN HoTEL.-HENRi BUYL ER takes this Cd.
poftuny to return his most grateful acknow ledge
ments to his friends and the public for the very liberal
encouragement already afforded him. and To give notice.
tat on tbs d0y he will remove into the UNION HOTEL
winch, though still unfinished, Will afford extensive and
elegant accommodations for ladies and geniletHen ues
gam pledges himself that possible exeriion shall
His Stable is cool and spacious is furnished at all
times with herds grass hay from The extensive meadow
OF mr. dddmS aud generally with the clean and heavy
oats of the Northern States.
Members OF the Legislature wishing obtain lodgings
during the ensuing session for thIns alone with
Their families are requested TO make early application
by some friend residing in this Cy may make choice
OF suitable rooms.
Carriages will be furnished, gratis, for CARRYING Mann
hers to the Capitol during the session of tie Legsa-
tlre.
August "a. aa,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-10-03
Valuable Coal LAND.

4 WILL SELL to the highest bidder on the 7fh day Of
a neat MONTH (October before the front door the
Eagie Hoiei, III the Cy OF Richmond that valuable ES
TAI ia the county of Powhaan known The ByN0nfS
Tract containing by late surveys l25s acres and adion
the lands OF John Depp, Charles Branch the coal lands
known as the paerson's Pits, &c. The quality of this
tract as farm renders valuable, having large pro
poren o low grounds aud other advantages. The pros
pect ior coal very great several thousand bushels ha
wing been raised aud have been bored into in yarious
parts of the Landmany good judges have said there
no uopt nut large body of coal might be raised at but
little expense The distance from Pits to the Land
ing on the River is about miles.
TERMS-one third cash, the balance in 90 or 40 day.
negotiable notes, with uneXceptisnabe endorseTs will
be required. PETER DIJpIy
Sept. 20. Al IDS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-10-03

k1 The ENQUIRER is published twice a week, gene
r.ly and three times week during the session OF the
ats Legistafwre.Price, the same heretofore. Fire
L,tfars pei annu, payable IN advance Notes Char
Bauks (oaiy) viii he received in payaent The
Editor will guarantee the safety OF renting them BY
mail the postage OF a letters being paid by the wri-
Nc papers will he discontinued but at the discre-
tien Editor until all arrearages have been paid
n whoever wiiignarantee the payment Of nine papers
shall receive tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
n One sqnare-firss iassrtiom, rs ceats-sach con-
ffnKaace, 50 cents.
No Advertisement inserted, until IL has either been
ysidJo assumed by person H this city its
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-10-03

IOUBLiC SALE.-By virtue Of deed Of trust executed
To- the subscriber BY Philip Grymes, the 18th day
az March, 1879 and Of record IN the COnn COu OF Mid
oeseN Tor certain purposes therein neniisned will be
exposed to sale ~ the town 81 ufbHnna Monday the
18Th dav ~ October next " fair " not the fair day
TRACT Of yery valuable LAND IN said county u Mid
dlesex called aud known by the 81 tie ORANGE
containing BY estimation $50 Also a Tract Of
land IN The county Of Augusta, near Owns Gap WITHIN
miles of stanton, contaning2l5 Also, iot
Of Ground, situated ne town Of Fmcastlr u tie county
Of Botetourt. Also, ~ likely Negroes aud some "a
liable Plate much Of the said properyas will pas
aud satisfy the Of in said deed aud
an expenses attending the sale.
The subscriber, acting a. ustee wih only convey to
the purchaser such rht they have in said land by
virtue Of said deed Of Hust.
PETER KEMP, Trustee
Of RobfrfUts
Sept q. sstss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-10-03
n Great Hargain offered.

HE subscriber, desirous of removing 10 the western
country, oilers his valuable FARM for sale np,u ilr
premises, on the lith d0y ~ October This f.t
81 land adjois the land OF Doct. W. M.icheli ana
Flahters Faeit contains absit ESQ acres so Of which
Is HAT land upon creek. The buildings
Two story dwelling house with two below two
above, Kitchen. icehonse, good tbresbng wheat
aud all other secessary outbopses-a hne young apple
orchard, with a new seered srist mili.--At the same
tinewill be sold my stock, plantation utensils and
SEQ pounds Of pork.
Terms Of sale The land, one-tlrL cash. the ba
lance In aud Two years, with deed OF the
land 10 the payments. Credit will be given upon
the stock-but cash will be expected for the pork.
DlEUGuiD MINIS.
Walnut Grove, Goochand, Sept. dior
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-10-03
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WISH TO SELL a Tract Of Land, lying on the Byrd
Creek, IN Goochiand county, and one mile ana
hall from James River containing s67 acres
would also sell between SO and 20 4c,es of Land
mg the same county joining the scite of the Byrd
MIL anu III something less Than mile flames River.
Upon the last mentioned land are considerable I'M
pioVeens and Public Landing, GRANTED by the Virgil
MA Assembly from which large quantities OF produce
are annually shipped.
For Terms, apply the subscriber living the Byrd
(G0oehahd who will shew the land To any one DESTROYS
Vi purchasing WARNER LEWIS.
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