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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-03
FOR SALE,

fOH SALE,
The JottowiHg Reat Estate, IN Richmond.
&EVEN LOTS in AdamSs Valley, distinguished on
- plan made by Richard Young nth June IslJ as
Nos. !, 2, ga, rs and ".
ONE LOT, fronting forty four feet on d street, aud
lot Of Robert Gamble, Esq.
And one undivided third part of TWO LOTS. each
having ton OF 20 feet the Cross street opposite
10 toe Bell Iavera, aud in depth abont 100 feet
hounaed on the north BY tue property Of Aessfs. Ellis
FoI terms, apply to Messrs. Cambreling & Pearson
View fofs, or JOHN @. SMITH, Richmond.
JAN w 1u..u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-03

EN- PAT of deed OF trust from Thomas Icli-
4 ardsou aud wife, bearing date the 23d OF March,
1919, aud duly Tecorded-Wili he sold At the Coffee
House ia tue city OF Richmond, Friday, the lSth
day Of February neIf 10 the highest bidder the fOi-
lowing tracts Of LAND, lying on the Great KaDawha
river in the county of Mason, much tbei eof
will be sufficient to pay the debts ior which the pro-
petty is liable.
one 1ract containing 500 acres, being all low
grounds OF the very first quality
f1nr other Trdefs OF 400 acres each, lying above
and adjoining first tract, which afford considera
bic ioportiou of rich valuable creek owgrou,d and
most OF the upland III for cultivation.
one half of the purchase money to be paid on the
day Of saiebe balance on the first day of January
next the purchaser giving Negotiable mole with
approved endorser, aud a. deed of trust the
petty JOHN FOX, trustee.
Ian. 10. ids
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pursuance OF deed,of trust executed 10 q e sub
II scrbefs by Blake u. Woodson of Cumberland co un.
~, Bearing date the 23J OF August 1870 for certain
purpose therein expTessed-Ihey will proceed TO sell
10 Inc highest bidder before the door of Smiths Tav-
sIh ~ FarinVIle for cash, the SIN day of Jfarck
Seil, certain tract of LAND lying in the county Of
Sunderland, river AppomatoX coutaininG eight
hundred acres more less. Should the day appointed
above not be fair the sale will take place the next
isir cay THOMAS a. MORTON,
SAMUEL ANDERSON.
Jan. lS. 7S ,ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-03

TIVE subscribers have for sale GOO acres Of LAND
IN the counties Of Monongalia and Randolph late
the property Of Ezekiel DaHce or Chest,rGeld-Ana
also 800 acres OF LAND in the county of Amelia adj
joining the lands ofWm. b. Hambliu aud Peyton Boil.
ing, Esqrs-whicb they will dispose of accoulnis
gazing terms, " applications be made shortly to
WIN. s. DANCE, at Pswhataa G. H.-or to
JOHN W. DANG 2, fihe city oil Richmond.
Jan. 10. 1T
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-03

~ virtue OF foar deeds of trust executed by Ebene
ger Melvin, (of the county OF Clark in the state NJ
oh'o now Of the city of RchIuoBd) To the suhscri.
Der Tor The purpose OF securing the admor OF David
Doye certain sums Of money therein ackuow ed TO
,s,s deeaS are dated three the Alb October.
ISIS, ana on. the 9th January 1871 shall proceed
oM saturday, the 5th Of Fsbrgarp at 10 O'Clock A
~ AZ The Eagle Hotel, TO sell The following tracts OF
1000 acres, on Little Kenhawa.
200 acres, granted Ola land Office treasury warrant
No. 10 573.
1000 acres, No. II So Little Kenhawa adjoining
the mouth of Hughes river.
,oo9 acres, No SIS. on east Of Little Kenhawa,
above the mouth of Bnghes'.
ioOo acres, No. 81 sol, west side OF same river
adjoining Titon & Co.'S survey.
Which said five tracts lie in the comfy Of Wood
Also, the following tracts in Rasdoiph county, viz /:
3,oio acres. on head waters of Bakers and Lead.
1000 acres on Leading creek and Tigers valley
river
900 acres, lying on the waters of Leading creek
creek.
s,so6i acres, Cheat river and the waters Of Ty.
gers Valley nver.
1905 acres, on same waters last mentioned.
10000 acres, on Cheat river.
goo acres, on n branch Of Eli river.
l,000 acres, Oh a branch of GanIey riNer.
800 acres, III the county OF Mason. formerly Mont.
gonery, on the Ohio river, aud IN the point between
tile Ohio and Great kenhawa.
500 acres, in tile county Of Randolph, on Tigers
Valley river.
$500 acres, in the county Of Randolph lying on
ELK river.
Also, the following tracts in Harrison county.
900 acres, oil land ONCE treasury warrant, No.
IL POS.
1000 acres, on No. 81 .iss, adjoining claibornes
survey.
goo acres, No. 81 1852, both sides Of Little
KehhaWa.
1000 acres, branch Of the SIND fork Of Little
KeDbawa.
900 acres, on both sides Of Little Kenhawa.
900 acres, oil west side OF Little Kenhawa.
1000 acres, on same side of same river.
l,ooe asres, No. 2l,5o5, adjoining Tton's & Co.'S
survey.
l,4Oo acres, Nc. 1888, adjoining TiIton & cIal
borne's surveys.
$4,000 acres. No. 1888, adjoining Ton & CIai
boTnes surveys.
tracts, Of goo acres each, Leading creek and
Little kenhawa.
All Of which lands the said David Doyle derived
from Richard Smith, agreeable TO his will lnly proven
aud confirmed by act Of the Virginia lesislaiure;-
Reference to the surveys may be had before the sale
my o1ce-l shall convey such title as is invested in
RIO: DOUTHAT Trustee
Jan. II. ids
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REMOVAL,

NTlNIUN , =.
n y. ABRAHAM takes this method Of informing
~s his irieuds and customers that he has removed
10 mat wen known stand formerly occupied by Messrs
Ems Allan, Corner of aud 18th streets lately Kept
q, Tue virginia Lottery once. and opposite to his Oid
tHNd where he Is epenng very general assortment Of
isnnne Drugs, MEDICINES aud DYE sTUfFs To
.ther With the finest assortment Of FREsH GARDEN
ttDS that ever vas IN Northumberland nc has assn
ihces ttai The c0rdeH aHd EOWcr Seeds are al ofhe
years ernp-An ~ 9hiCh WI We sold low for
dsh, ~ 10 TaRcfL0t customers on the asR0i Time
Jan ~ "a tat
~ Oti' E.-thc subscriber Us conveyed tie hoi,
ofbs remaining psipie both f.ai and persoyat r.
%. Paifich Ghson aHd nr. John G.. BiAr by deed q
i'i dai@i zee lh ca. ana fr the psrpo5es tierei,
Npts'eH- g. :. AaCMURUO.
fN - 7f..U
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a SAW MII-I.ER

SAW MILLER.
w o can bring With him testimonials ofcauaeity
w and steady habits, will meet win ennJov,s,,i
1he Vicinity Of RiChnend by application al tbis Office
r"'s 80 8
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-03
Land an POwhofap for safe

Land in POWh0tan fOr safe.
EHR subscriber wishes dispose Of or 500 acres
a LAND, lying in the upper end Of the county Of
PoWbatan, being part Of the tract which he re.
sides The greater part OF the above land in woods
aud some Of u hTst rate tobacco laud As no one is
presumed, will purchase without first viewing it, far
ther description is deemed unnecessary.
HENRY SKIPwITH.
Powhatan, MayI4. III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-03
LAND FOR SALE

. an. VIZ
NEAR tue Meadow BTidges.-By yifIue of a deed NJ
- inst from John w. Ellis to WIN. ID. Wreu az
uusteS, 'or the benefit Of ThorHas TinsIey-WIIi he
SOTO 10 the highest bidder for ready money on the pre-
on saturday, The 10th Of merit month (Fe6'y
~ na"Svs' county, 80 acres OF LAND, being part Of
ts,anS .h wren Ellis snow hves-Or so much
f a. mdy be Sufficient to raise the sum OF Eve
nanuieu o"'iars with the interest thereon and the
ehsges ATTENDING the execution Of The tTust
=, ns IaaS iis' Oh Chckabominy swamp near The
n.Seow Bridges, between the lands Of Robert hie
"a u'" u3 .. Crsnshaw. IL is esteemed valuable
S'"'' Only convey my right as trustee.
jan. IS. - WIEN, trustee
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.sE9 FOR LONDON,

4jrWn IOIt- I|OIfI|OAF, ~
2EE To The address OF Messrs. John
S,ilslt Son. with the liberty of consignment. The
substantial fast saitiug brig FAIRY, I&0Sds hnafp,
master burthen 900 hhs is loading IL Warwick
aud v ia be ready TO sail IN short time For freight
or passage appIyto WILLIAM GiLLiarr, or
SCOTT, IRWIN CO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-03

N pursuance Of deed Of trust from Thomas Macon
Tor tue benefit Of Heron Sinton Co. bearing date
the 9Th day Of June, 1917. aud duly recorded in the
ONCE Of Orange countyWll be sid at public auction
III city OF Richmond before the door ef the Office
OF Discount and Deposit of The Bank of The u. States
the irst fair day thereafter, that valuable Of
LAND, IN the county OF orange, on which The said
Macon resides, containing ,82i acres.-.Iiso SiaGlE
frGcf adJ0tHiag thereto containing 90 Also,
al Tue same Time and place. all tie SLAVES conveyed
by The said deed Of trust, not heretofore Sold and
posed 10 amount to il0-some of whom valuable
Haueslhen The home tract will be sold eiiher entire
OF IN TWO separate parcels, according plat
exhibited as the undersigned may the day Of sale
hnk ADVISABLE rbe slaves, IL not brought forw
wiii be sold In body without any responsibility on
the part Of The undersigned for their delivery nor " i'll
they take upon themselves put n e purchaser or
purchasers ia possession OF the lands. They will
convey such right only vested in theR
OF trust
he sale will commence with The lands. The terms
VIII he ready money, until much is raised as will
pay what due, including the expences attending the
execution % the trust, under the deed ef trust Mr
Macon may then the sale of what remains il
thinks proper. Should he ciuse 10 do this after
sunclency IS raised TO pay off the debt due under
deed OF fnsi, credit OF eighteen enths will given
for the surplus of the purchase money TO be secured
oy deed OF trust upon the property and by with
GOOD end0rsers, payable and negotiable the Bank
Virginia. -
Conveyances will be ready the sale aud the pur-
chases vi" be expected to pay the money forthwith.
In The event of default by purchaser the
" purchased ny him will be immediately resold and
he will De held responsible FOR any in the re sale
WIN. HAY, jr. Acting
EDMUND ". RoOrES. }Trnstees.
JanI, =, 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-03

lou ittNGtS
o'"'s Dro~n StoW Louipn Porter
Dee s5 sac Is, JANIS ~. BROWN
'''' fasi stds ofsaorso4 rr-s5s-e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-03

100 bushels Fresh Ciove, Seed,
PARTICULARLY selected in Baltimore and PbiIa-
sale by WIN ANDFRSnN
Jan. l. III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-03

VIE subscriber has removed his office to SAmueI e.
- AaanSs building on ID street......Mr. Ben; amin
1omFktNS will attend TO the business my office sas
collector, III my aDseuce.
wiLLIAd d. TAYLOR, Collector
-, g the 1874 District Of Yirginid.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-03
TRUST SALE.

rENHE subscriber by virtue Of certain deeds OF trust
Z executed to him and John X. Jones, deceased
by Robert Cam beii for the security and udennca.
ton OF Zachariah Brooks, will, on the iOth day ot
Fcbrnsry Rert, at IL o'clock, A. NJ at the font door
OF the Eagle Hotel in the city of Redmond expose
Tor sale, by public auction for ready money! the fol
lowiag VALUABLE PROPERrY:-one tract OF LAND
Dug and being IN the county Of Jefferson and state
Kentucky, on the south side Of the Ohio river
about sixty miles below the falls, containing z, IU0
acres.-One other Tract containing 10000 acres Of
iand, yiug aud being In the county OF Bourbon, state
NJ Kentucky, the north side of the north fork of
Kentucky rver.-ORe other Tract Of Lard, contain
ing 1000 ncres lying in the state and coustr
The notth FORK of Kentucky Tver.hlso eight undvid-
ed twenty parts of tract OF ~ 900 of
land. lying IN the county of kanawha, state ofNirua
between the waters OF Great aud Little Kanaw rivers
Also, one other Tract containing 551 Of land
The same county about two miles Rom the
Also, oHe other Jrget, containing 81 OF land in
Tue same county AT the mouth of Loop creek nclud
the salt lirk.-Also, other Tract containing six
acres OF land, IN the same county the Small Gravel
Island AT The lower end OF casTolPs Island, nciud
the salt spring on the said isand.-Al.o, one other
Iracf contaiuing l2i5 acres, the waters of Blue
stone, ~ the county Of GilesAlso, other Tract
containing 1850 of land in the county of RAN
dolph, on The waters of Roaring creek: much OF
said lands AS may he necessary TO satisfy sunry neso
liable notes aud debts and the the said
mentioned In said deeds, and the and charges
attending the execution OF The said trust.
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE, Surv'g Trustee.
The above sale Will be conducted by Mes:rs. ". C.
& q. Clarke. ii. A. CLAIBORNE, Surv'g Trustee.
Jan. l. II. ids
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der Spears s 90.
Xou NOT being an inhabiIant Of this stale and no
- agent that know Of. will please to take notice
~ Tue elate Of Tennessee shall proceed To- tale the
Opposition of silas Scott be read AS evidence In
s, SOW oepenning ia the county court Of Buckingham
and state OF Virginia. In which You are oia;ut,r s"d
duI ue'ehoaht. Yours, respectfully,
'HH' 10. T5sVlw DRUCILLA SCOTT
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A SPLENDID EDITION
OF THE n
Declaratio,a Of Independence,

Which shall be, in all Prospects, Ameri-
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.dec3o
Charles Scott.

DETURNS his sincere thanks. to his
sfriends and the public generally, and in
forms themsthat he still continues TO keep
private entertainment al bis new establish,
ment on the south side of King street, be-
tween the Diagonal Pump and Butts and Cay
woods Flour Store-having thiIteen rooms
handsomely furnished, independent of tue
front room now occupied as a grocery store,
enables him to accommodate number Of
EGentlemenand Ladies, either by the day or
week--having also new stable furnished
with good hay and grain. and attended by a
|ostler that's well acquainted with his bust
ness, is a great inducement for travellers to
stop, as horses will be taken by the day.
weekor month at reduced prices.-Three
more genteel boarders can be accommodated
at $50 dollars per. year. i have good Sc
cond hand Gig, with plated harness, and
Horse. which will be sold for one half their
value for the cash, or will be sold Tor good
paper or goods at their real value.
March 8 eosw n
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THE
Declaration of Independence.

| WYE have no authentic copy of this most
Wv important state paper, the very basis
| that supports the proud column OF American
liberty none, atleast, on which the eye OF
taste can rest, for moment, with satistac-
ton. Why have we not
The English nation, still proud of their
| MAGMA CHARTA, though every proyi-
sion it contains has been trampied upon by
the bold ambition oftheir rulers, have pub
llished edition after edition of this instrument,
each more splendid than its predecessor.
Sir William Blackstone has collated and
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ofart, and the fac-similes Of the seals and
signatur sshave made every reader OF taste
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gree, not merely with the state acknowledge
and Of art at the period in question, but with
the literary attainments, also, OF King John,
King Henry, and their I" Barons bold. !"
Surely the Declaration of American lnde-
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! decorations OF art as the Magma Charta of
England I; and it the fac Smiles Of the sig
natures of the patriots who signed it were
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WHICH, CdltS iOI ttIlltdtiOuo VI tbCf
dents of Junius or of the aristocracy that
wrested the English Charter from thereuc-
tant monarchs OF the day.
| We are firmly persuaded that the more
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dence are spread out before the eyes OF the,
world, the more they will be admired, by
foreign nations as well as our own and eve
| ry innocent and honest device that may serve
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berry. Such an embellished as will
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ltowardsthe subject. Such an edition will
serve to place itcontinually under the eye
|ofman, woman, and child in a family--it
will associate the pleasurable ideas of ele-
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transaction itseli-and lamiliarize those
principles which form, or ought to form, the
! very tond and cement ofpolitical society,"
! Nor is it OF small moment that such an edit
ltion, well executed, will serve as specimen
lofthe state OF the Fine Arts amongst us al
| the entday. Actuated by these views,
| the subscriber proposes to publish
SpJ ENDID EDJTION
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PROPOSALS
BY JOSEPH NJ. SANDERsoN
For Publishing by Subscription,
a Biography Of the signers
OF THE
Declaration Of Independent,

Accompanied with Plates.
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the fac smile Engravings ofthe SignatuD,s,,' "
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New- York, Jug 8. 1919.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-22
FIFTY Dollars Heua1 d Mon re yITc17I

rug DoHdrs Ieewa' d-Siop tie Tibet!
The night OF the 18th inst the stable ON nv farm
= near inns cIiy was forced. and handsome com
paoul formed CHESNUT SoRRtL HORSE was stolen
heieYon. HIS "a ight is MOI known hui he onid NOT
DC caleu tail nofse-he is supposed 10 be eleven
.s"rs GU mas hony well formed head; has a re.
id ~ 'heJ shction OF The neck and sbouiCets
whlcb makes his neck appear nat avid his rither,
more Ihan Usually higb his left hinder hook i. white
Ney wear me hooi and he may have marks ofthe
saddle, collar aud traces he pace. t,o,s and o,in,
anu Is extremely well broke TO the carriage gig or cart
inonsh yer! active horse he no, free under ibe
seOs'e..... VIII give FIFTY DOLLARS for The an
ptehehi" 81 the thief aud hts prosecution TO conyic
uon-and TEN DOLLARS for such information as wilt
ehane me to recover toe horse and in addition ali rea
ssnaoe expenses which may be Incurred in hiug,nr
""' ~ n1e' PETER V. DANIEL.