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DIED.

In England, Mr.. Barring, third son Of the late
SIR Francis, brother Of Sir Thomas ani Alaxas-
der Barring. He was Ii the prime of life. possess
ed OF above 100000. a year. with lovely wife,
aged "a, and numerous family had twice
attended divine service on that fatal Sunday
when walking on the beach with rs lsdy and
children, he proposed 10 hi. young friend, . Cler-
gyman. that they should Just take shor, turn
IN his yacht which was then lying fl. Mr.. 3.
and his clerical friend embarked a. coraiugly.
Mrs. B. and the children remaining spectators on
shore. They had not sailed above 200 yards,
when Mr.. B. proposed to change places With his
companion, and for that purpose stepped forward
but catching his foot egass. par; Of he ves-
eel. he was arecipitsted overheard He friends
leaning hastily over the EIDE - assist him upget
the boat. The agonizius shriets # his vile at
length attracted assistance the body vas hf0u hit
to shore, and Nr, y. hesVed deep sigh II vas
his last, for unhappily cue was At haoa to APP
ply the means Of DEMONSTRATION ale was N ex-
cellent swim ner but from the Appearance al his
forehead, was PROBABLY stunrsd by falling AZ ainst
some part ofthe vessel. Not the least of ihs mel
ancholy detail Is yet "a be given Mr. 9. be-
came furious maniac slfppas off her hair, brace
lets aud clothes tail al most IN state of nudity
she was secured, and aow hes confined in utter
darkness.
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.aNlToMY AND pHYsIoLoGY

ENfiEMEN having Complained of the late
gives this timely intuuaion tina, his next course
viii commence the beginning of Nas.nlher aud
close on the middle Of January. Fer far he frat
course Se0-suhseqnent courses si5 -pfactition-
srs, who have already s'nt,ed, wal be accommo-
tated in sprivate room fer Improvement, a. mem
bsrs If The anatomical society. -Four Gentlemen
will be admitted as private pupils who eegagc for
twelve months. whirt includes four courses 4 in
struc,ion. anil their studies and reading directed
syste'ra,icaiiy-- Fees, for cash, SO. ~
B"ard in the vicinity, St,s5. Gentlemen
whether novitiates. demonstrators or assistants
must come prepared for dissection, by being fur
Wished with instruments.
Cenwap, ". y Sept IN, 1920.
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Notice 10 Innh0lderS 81 Keiatlfss

TNSfOi DERs RETAILERS, who hasA
L beea app ooa,.d by the Seectmen Of their re-.
speclive Towns IN the county Of Cumberland, are
informed that they must apply at the, le,k' sO0ce
Within twenty days from the date hereof, f.r their
Licences.
The duty required by law is four dollars for an
innholder AMI four Dollars for a Retailer.
The Court OF Sessions is adjourned to the last
Tuesday in October All persons who may have
any business before said Conr, will take notice and
govern themselves accordingly
WV. T. VAUGHAN, Clerk.
Portland, Sept. f6. 1920.
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BUSINESS TO MECHANICS. &c

Al Fon,bil, in Wiltshire, in England, is a
seat OF Mr.. Beckiord, one of the richest ind
vidusls IN Europe. As specimen Of the
mode OF getting lid Of supeIHuous wealth. al
present in fashion IN Great britain may be
mentioned a ruined abbey, which this gentle
man has 6ul in his pleasure grounds at Font
hill ; a painted glass rindov, which cost lin,
twelve thousand pounds sterling, OF upwards
OF .tiffy thousand dollars.
Another curious instance, 10 The same pur-
pose, is The restoration or repairing of Arun-
del Castle, in Sussex, by the Duke Of Nor
folk No conlrivance, IN any degree compa.
iible with The antique plan, can make con-
fotlable habitation OF an Anglo Saxen fortress.
The sum, however, expended on these re-
pairs, in ! 807. amounted to 990, 0oOi. or more
than million Of dollars, and The repairs weie
still incomplete.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-10-03
FOR SHE,
LARGE and commodious Dwelling

a mouse, situated on the sonthwrstery s,dc o.
Mugs street, in Portland, with the valuable Ioi
81 LAND on which il stands. containing abou,
nall an ac,e. There is u Barn. and an excellent
we'll Of water on said lot. The situation is pleasant
and convenient.
~ II said estate should not be sold at private
'ae. before the dirfieh day Of October merit, /,
w'l then be sold, al Public Auction, al n o'eloek
IA the forenoon of said day, on che premise..--
sale bv order Of the heirs of Samuel .Mounyori
late Of Westbrook, deceased
STEPHEN LONGFELLOW, Jr.
Portland, August is, 1920. q
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NOTICE.

THE annual meeting OF the Eastern branch If
= the Massachusetts Evsug eiical " iss,onsry So
cety will be holden at the Rev. Mr. Fletcher.
Westinghouse in Ker nebnuk on The frst huss-
day in Octobe' nex,.-A sermon will be ~. acl.
ed by the Rev NJ. NIcaois 81 Portland.
Per order, W RICE. REC. Secretary.
Cont * f20o
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SPRINGFIELD. SEPT. 6.

SPRINGFIELD. SEPT. g.
Effects Of anrestro,ned PASSION. the ives
tern part Of me county Of Hampshire, a Mrs.
III was eDraged al her husband for gently
correcting desperate and incouigible son OF
her. GOT whom she had the entire charge Tor
.eveIs years before she bad husband J that
he flew al him with desperation aud fierce
ness surprising tina, Of The yorsoious animzk
4 the forest, but was unable Ia satisfy The
boiling ire that ranked IN her bosom. She
then look knife for the purpose of cutting
her own throai--bui she was discovered, and
the fatal instrument was taken from her. -
hen took rope, unperceHed, flew TO the
woods, but was pursued and brought back
She, however, watched an opportunity, and
was gone. For some time search was made
about the house--bui in vain. Al length she
was discovered b, her husband, standing upon
precipce, some distance from the house adj
jnstibg The rope about her neck, which was
fastened TO the limb Of tree. On finding
thai she was seen, she Instantly swung of,
hul was soon cut down, and after considera.
hle exertion, was resusitated. Passionate PEG
pile should ever check the 6ist impulse OF an
ger, when reason never fails TO volunteer her
services, and still the ,umulluous ocean within
The breast.
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lin and the colored man advanced and Mere
IN the act Of spurriDg him forward with their
Whips, when one Of the cross-timbers on that
s'deof tht Bridge, (Which proved to be de
teciisel and into which the plank timbers
running length ways OF the Bridge were lei,
suddenly gave way. and tbs Elephant, the two
horses and their riders were preclpiiated to-
geiber with the falling tmbers and planks
Of forty six feet, on 10 the rocks J.
The Two horses were instantly killed--Capt
Robin had his thigh broken, bis head very
much AEYised, cpd received such injury in the
spine, q she 1hdAsyslem, thai he lived bui
about four hours, revs'hlng his senses 10 The
k4-The colored man had leg broken
osay, ,whHh WAS ampuiatsd aud he IS likely To
do ,welN-The Elephant, weighing between
B md 4 tons;ihe IsaSer would naturally sup
pose was instantly titled. Not so. He ap
peass 10 have fslIen'upon bis back or breech.
and Is doubtless iojutsd inkrnaIIy, bu, !, is
difficult TO asc~fsaln what extent. Wed
nesday morning hs was r,ised upon bio faef
by means Of takles, bul was. unable to bear MS
weight, and appears y pave bat little Use al
his hind legs. In the afternoon they got him
upon an OK sled, and with eight yoke OF oxea,
assisted by men with drag ropes, drew him
up the steep bank and took bun to barn on
The hill in the village OF Weslmoreland, where
this noble animal now lies, in much distress.
The Horatio is a male, and in size, we
should judge, one third larger than the female
which was shot 81 Alfred, The owners in
tended To winter him 10 Boston.
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POWER OF A WICKED HABIT.

From The Charissf9n. S. c. fatsMgenesr.
THE following aneodote was related in %, hear
ing = short time since. II seemed - AFFORD
such a striking illustrator Of the Influence If
INDUCED annette over the most solemn coayic-
tons ofSs(t9b AID conscience, that thought,
il comm undated, xmght. perhaps induce some
to adopt tine resolution - Touch ao.. fas MOI,
handle NOT" A. ID
Sen. -, hitherto regarded as very IT
Specialize Citizen ot - asssng recently con
hscted the hsbi If miagiing strong drink"
three OF ioul tunes day. was visited by his
Trend, Mr.. -, who proposed TO have a
= serious talk" with him upon the subject
The General replied Please 70 hear what
lave to say first. | am sensible drink more
than is necessary IL am sensible that IL |
persist IA my present Course, the habit will IN
crease upon me, and my respectable standing
~ society will he losi ~ sn sensible that
my estate will be wasted Tor want OF proper at
ieniion - ain sensible thai ny amiabie fam.
Ivy will be lived 10 disgrace and wre'ci.ed.
be underm'ned--ny health will be gone--my
counIensnee will carry marks OF deprav'ty-
my mind become enieebed-my soul lost for
ever--.xcepl repent Now, SIR, II all these
considerations. Hasbing full conviction on my
mind. and sometimes filling me with horror,
cannot deter NE from this detestabie habit OF
drinking ,hlSk you that your eioqusnce IS go
ing to do il ~ HIS friend made no reply,
but went away sorrowiul
Surely, VINE Is mocker, strong drink Is
raging" U that msa were o,se thai they
understood this. Aat they zrouid consider The end
taereof.' before the habit ot daily ripping Is
once established. Il is, at best, a sensual
qualification. debasing The intellectual and
moral faculties, and leading down 10 Jatk-ome
dungeons and yawning caserns Of perpetual
nigh:
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Society TOR Theological Education.

TINE annual meeting OF this society is 70 be
i holden az the meeting house in Winthrop, the
second Vednesday u, October neat al nine O'Clock,
II. M. The Trustees are requested to meet a, the
house Of the subscriber the evening preceding.
DAVID THUkslON, Secretary.
Sept. 10, 1920.
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Portland Benevolent Socislu.

THE members Of Portland BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY, are hereby notified that 'hsir an
nua Meeting, for The choice Of officers SC. will be
holden ut the Court House in Portland. on Wednss-
day The ersnh Of October neat, at three o'clock in
the afternoon. ;. LONGFELiOW. jr. Stc'y.
.Sepi 10Th 1920
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NOTICE.

THE annual meeting If the oxford MEDICAL
SOCIETY,". will be heid III the Dwelling
House u Mr.. Noes Hammond, in Paris o.
"Wednesday the sh 4 0o,ob.t al 10 O'Clock VI
O7-rhe par ituar attention at ,he members y
requested RtBtRP CARR Rec ste'y.
Sent Oh 1920
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A spur 10 Female Industry.

In Poland, the women of mid,lling condi-
ton are moi allowed To marry, till they have
wrought, with their own hands, three baskets
full Of clothes, which they are obliged 10 pre-
sent 10 their guests, who attend them on their
wedding day.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-10-03
SOUTH .fMERICA.

Great British is said TO enjoy about three
6Ilhs OF the Commerce of that extensive and
poPulons country, France aboul one -hfb, the
United States, aud other countries, the re
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-10-03
Maine Charitable Mechanic Asso-

claft0n. n
THE Members are Informed that the Animal
Meeting ri said Association for the choice If
Ofscers, will be held at COBURN'S HALL. on
TcrsDAy, the 81 day Of October next, at o.
clock in the evening
The business which win then come hef re the
Association renders il desirable that the meeting
should be fully and punctusv attended.
4. WYIR Secretary.
Portland, September 10, 1890
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-10-03
MASONIC NOTICE.

NAASOSS FALL at Frerpert vill he iedica.
s1Sl ted 10 due form on Thursdsy the 1eih of
Ocnber next at. 10 e'clack 10 the forenoon.
IL Brethren Of The fraternity are respectfully
sntiicd 10 attend. NY orde Of he v. W. NJ.
j. X, DILLINGHAM;. Stc'y. off. Iodee.
Frcepntt Sept e6, 1920. 2w.
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Thiriy-nine newspapers are published in
he state Of Ohio.
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AUCTION.

TO BE sOt.D by order of the Judge Of Probate.
at The Store of Isaac II Bailey "a N,rth-Ysl-
mouth, ON FRIDAY the 18th day Of October
Next, at 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Two Lots of LAND lying in sumner. in the
l. county Of Oxford, being lois Numbered IS. in
the 1T range, and eight in the 5ih range of lots
II being par, Of the Real Estate Of Nathaniel
Jeuks, late OF North-Yarmouth. deceased or ~
much thereof as VIII ,aise the sun Of five hundred
aud fifty dollars, With incidental charges.
RUTH jerks,
Adaiaisfrntrir on said Esiaie.
TIorth- Yarmouth. Sept 20.
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MEDICAL INSTITUTION OF HAIR
NAv ARD UNIV ERsirY.--ih he Lectures ol
the Medical Institution Of Harvard univefsisy
will begin at the Medical Celegc in Boston on
the third wednesday~of November next, ard con
t,nue daily fof three nionihs.
Anatomy aud Surgery b, DR.. WARREN.
Chemistry, by Dr. GoRHAM.
Midwifery and Medical Jurisprudence by
d.. CaANsING.
Maieria Medca by DR.. B,skLow
Theory aud Practice Of Medicine. by
d.. JACKSON.
boaon SEPTEMBER g. te.o.p. 4w.)
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An apple raised IN New-Jersey this year
weighed 22 l-2 ounces Five apples, raised
by Nh. RlDDLE, in New Castle, Del weighed
81 i-2 ounces.
A Leopard has been killed in Kentucky
weighing so pounds. 1t is said TO have al
the marks and properties Of the Leopards of
Asia and AREA.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-10-03

l. rerpoot Salt Uqoat.
a y r, nslg 81 nc,s b.ea OF \ 10, Long
~ - bari t. sale. -fpply to
- JOHN DICKS.
p'sf'or, ess1. IS, tg2o
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Sept 22d, LAT Al, long q, brig Francis, for
Portland.
Sept. 81, East of Georges Bank. an Eastern
brig from the Isle of May. probably the Agile,
Tor Bath.
Sept. 23, II South Channel, brig Orion, II day:
from Martinieo for Kspnebunk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-24

trThe ENQUIRER is published twice a week. gene
rally three times week during The session of the
STATE the same as heretofore, Fve
Dollars per annun payable ia advance Notes of Char
tered speciepayg Banks, GHiy) will be received in
payment. The Editors viii guarantee the safety of
renitng them by mail tue postage Of all letters being
paid by the writer's.
n No paper will he discontinued tbut at the discre-
onof the Editors until al arearages have been paid
up.
whoever viii guarantee the payment Of nine papers,
.hali receive tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
II one S9aare-tirSt Insertion, Is cents-sdch
tgRtiHaaRee, so ceRfS.
-. No Advertisement inserted until 10 has either
beeH paid for, aSS1A.sl Gy person la ts city
q It's cRgirOHS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-24

IN pursuance Of a decree Of the Superior Cour, Of
Cb3ncefy directed ny law To he holden in the city
OF Richmond, pronounced he 18th day OF March is07
aud OF an order of the Supreme Court Of Chaacety
holden ia ibr town sf Lynchburg, made the 10th day
of October, 1910, between Robert Graham, only sur
Vvng acting executor OF James Lile, decd. paintiT
ana William Loving and john Loving, executors OF
W llam Loving who was administrator OF John Loving
decd the Children heirs aud epi rsentates Of the
saiA William Loving, deceased, defendants-wII lie
sold on the pieusrs, TdsJdag the ISth d1y of iy
near, on credit OF twelve months three certain
lhNClS OF LAND, hibg and being the co,,nty Of
Nelson, (frfmery An;IeTs,,) the containing one
hunaTed acres ny patent to the sdid John Loving bear
ihs date the 10Th day OF March, I56the second tract
containing as acres, by patent bearing date the 81
uay 81 September i76a-the tITd tract containing four
HUNDRED acres, by patent. bearing date the I'd day Of
June. t1U2 or such par; thereof shall sufficient
10 satisfy The balance due said decree tie purchaser
or purchasers giving bond with sufficient security or
tie payment OF the purchase money to bear interest
al the rate OF SIX per CenJ auigpi from the day
"f safe until the payment, and the lands tenain in
Tue hands o tue purchaser purchasers bound aIid
subject as further security case default be mad,
Ia The pa, eut of the purchase money aore.ld
forth Ia the said decree the iO,h of May lsO,
JOHN HOLCOM6E,
RdrStGl Of rte S~psrior Conrt Of CAaaesry
for thc District Of LyRch1Hrs
paIrn Il.
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NO HOE

DCRSUANT 10 a deed Of trust executed TO the sub.
- sctibers by william Woodbridge, dated February
22d 1874 aud Of record In the Clerks Office uf Ches.
erhed C0hn, for the purpose Of securing Edw ard
woodbridge certain sum Of money thefen EXPRESSED
~ sad deed, We shall proceed t. sell 10 the highest
def Tor ready money IN frsnt II iiatiey Coles tavern
IN SAID county, OR HedHesdaV, tie 2Dfh instant M "a
o'clock, fair, or Otherwise The nexs air say Iheresf
ter' the following property, 90 witD'TWO NEGROES,
Jerry, man, and Fanny, woman, or 90 much Of the
had property As will be sucient discharge the said
deco Of trust together with the cost aud charges ~
carrying the said rust deed iuto effect Such title will
only be given as Is vested 10 trustees.
EDMUND LeCKETT,l r..,..
March "a. loo IDS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-24

OFFER for sale the tract Of LAND on which now
i've formerly The residence OF Judge Williams, con
tanning between sixteen and hundred acres
The place Is well watefcd and healthy. IA lies within
one mhc of WilliansborOugb, on the waters 0f MT
BUSH and has good buildings upon H. Persons wishing
70 purchase, may know The terms by applying to The
subscriber, ON tie premises. ROBERT BURTON,
Granville, N. &. Feb &c o5-tots
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-24

GROCERIES,.
WE are now receiving, aud for sale
w 20 hhds Sugars
80 barrels excellent Gin
100 do. WHISKY
lao bags Coffee
90 do. Almonds, soft she'll
IS barrels Loaf Sugar.
OTIS. DUNLOP & co.
mNCn IO III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-24
ADVER,I,IsENIEN,l


THE SWAN TAVERN in this city has been lea..d
Oy tue '"n'cTrber for term OF years, aud is nov
under has management. His friends and the pnlJic
who may favor him with their pany, may NJ assur
ca OF ms utmost eXert,oas to afford them comfortable
accommodations.
Attached 10 the premises is an excellent STABLE
which shall be at all times ell furnished.
Dec. 25. 90. IT ARCH. HOBFRTSnN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-24

li virtue IF deed OF trust executed ny Tho',a- y.
Ap Jeti els aud Nancy his wife, bearing date the
day ofSepember, 1875 aud recorded ia The hustines
couri Tor The cIty OF Richmond the l7th day Of
ssDruary 1870 for the psfpOse OF securing the
1--WE hundred aud eighty dullaIs and uGy cents due
VIM al~ug, by note bearing even date with said trust
VIII be sold on Saturday, the 25th Gay OF the pre-,
SsHt month, 5fnTch) one LOT OF GROUND bing in
rrce's addion 10 the city of Richmond, containing
thirty feet upon stIeeI, and extending from said
street 10 The street which separates Prices addition
Dnvais addition to the city OF IIchmond with a two
story brick house tbereonor much ii said properly
30 VIII be sufficient TO raise the sum, with interest
and expenses attending the sale of the same.Thc sale
viii be made on the premises at halt o'clock
the evening of the aforementioned DAY,
BY THE TRUSTEE.
March 3. o. ids
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March IL

To the blenders Of tie Ri6ie !SocietY of Vjrrjaiu
n meeting al the managers OF the Bihls SOCirty OF
virginia, on Saturday, the iia of March, IS2n-
hesOtUtd, hat tie Rev. John ~. Blair the Right
Rev RiSIdrd q Moore, and David !. Barr be 40
pointed a committee To prepare the annual Report 10
hrsi Tuesday la April, after being submitted 10 aud
approved by q meeting OF the managers.
heS0tUed, That The Rev. JESSE II. TURNER be re.
qHested 10 open divine service the general meeting
III April next, with hymn and prayer, aud the Rev
JOHN H. RICE 10 conciu e II with apptopri.
ate to he occasion and that the annual port he then
publicly read by the Recording Secretary.
heS0ved, That the ministers Of the several religions
CONGREGATIONS IA The city of Richmond requested to
give pubic notice, ON the last Sunday in sonth
ana on the hTst Sunday IN April, that tie general
ing q" tue ihenIheTs 81 this society will take place on
uesddS the slXth OF April al the PRESBYTERIAN
ia The said Guy, at ten O'Clock in the ulorning that
divine service will be perfoI ned on that daV ard
that Tue bell VIII be RUG at niue, and AT ten O'Clock
TOT Tie purpose of conEeuug members and all Other
persons who may choose To attend The meeting.
CS6GTtd, lhat the SAID Resolutions be published
l"Ge week IN the several newspapers in this ely
Hnli the daj OF The general meeting.
Tue foregoing vs. true extract fTOn the
WH MUNFORD, RecoTd'g Sec'y.
Richmond. march7. 0a.taA
A Ii persons having claims against the estate O +
IA JACOB WILLIAMSON, dec. are hereby notified
To sue ON them Immediately aud those indebted IA
Tue said estate are iequTed to forward and make
PayHent-ihc pubic are Cautioned against Transact
iIg any business relative to tue said estate win any
person Other than the snbsCTIberaDd such person or
persons as have possession OF The papers i said re
oeht are required 10 forward them TO the
SAMUEL BOOKER,
-4dm'or de 6OHlS nan, With The uiiE G5inercd.
Of Jacob Williamson, dec.
hdICu d qT..if
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-24

MILL be let to- The lowest bidder at Halifax Court
w House, OF the f5Mrth HoHday ia JpTiL 1eIt (be.
ing court dayO rHE BUILDING OF JAIL, for the
uss OF The county. The plan may ne seen, and the
terms SHOWN, on application to- Major William Bailey
at Tie court house, or al The Clerks Office.
BY the CORDiisSioHerS.
MarchI4. Ino 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-24

NUIIJE.
M ESSRS Ann Goodrich, VIM. Chase heir al law Of
- James Cbdsv, dec. Richard Phillips aud Thomas
rbps- Gu ana each y-u not heing inhabitants Of
the state Of Virginia. take this method Of n.ticving
S"H ibat shaI Oh Monday, The sd II April next be-
tween tue hours OF SIX IN The morning and sunset al
t1e store VI Nathaniel PeTkins ~ the county Iou.
sA proceed 10 take the dispositions Of William Smith
(B) ana others to be read evidence in suit uo,g
depending IN the county court Of Louisa in which
ain plainEn, and you aud others are defendaais
am, yours, &C.
NICHOLAS J. PoINDEXTER
Louisa, March .. o. sts
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Feb.3.
lRCST SALE.

H1Y virtue Of deed of trust made to the subscribers
40 ny David !. Burr aud vile, Francis Fsllet aud
and Vincent Lea and wife. dated the day Jamy
III tue year 1915 aud of record in the hustng
ofthe city Of Rie6mond-wilI he exposed 10 sale al
auction, On the premises, NOHddy tie mr. ddU Of
6PTft hetf, all that LOT OF LAND ia the city Of Rich
mono kunwn aud distinguished IN the plan The said
city, by tue HumbeI 500 aud all buildings aud improve
Tleiits thereon, aud which is known by the uamc of