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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-09

For reasons appearing to
William IL. Peasants Ma the court, much of the de-
haniei Censhaw, Richard cretai order pronounced in
Morris, jun. and Walter this cause the ninth day
Crew, Pts. OF March last, as conflicts with
dgdinst what foowct is set aside :
Carter berkeley and Charles the doth order that
Creashaw, Defts. the marshal, in execution OF
chard Norris r executor the said decretal order shall
OF the last will and first sell much OF the land
OF William Morris, comprised in the deed of the
sen. deceased, III. eighteenth of June one thou-
-fgGiAst sand eight hundred and f-
Micajah Grew, Den. teen, for the benefit of VIII
And liam Morris, deceased fled
Walter Crew, Pit. among the exhibits, is
against comprised either in the deed
d,ichard Morris jun. executor to Walter Crew. of the fret
as aforesaid, and Charles Of March thousand eight
Crenshaw, De)fs. hundred aud nineteen, or in
the deed of the third oil March
IN year. for the beneh Of Charles Crenshaw filed
also the exhibits and OF the proceeds of the sale
Shereo the debt inter and due the plaintiff
n the second suit and the balance if any, pay into the
Bank OF Virginia the credit o the first suit subject
future order Of the hut If the proceeds OF such sale
-ondy sell, much of the land comprised
said deeds Of the eighteenth Of June thousand eight hun
eight hundred and nineteen, and comprised in the said
'eed ofthe first OF March Of the year, will be uf
ent to pay the plaintiff in the second suit any balance
Mhic may remain and upon the payment thereof, II any
surplus shall remain it shall be paid by the mashal 20
Charles Crenshaw defendant in the first suit and il the
proceeds of the said sales shall fully pay and satisfy the
stherwse, the MARSHAL shall thirdly sell the land comprised
hn the deed ofhe first Of March thousand eight hundred
OF shall and satisfy the plaintiff in the Second suit,
balance may remain due 10 him, and the supas
any, pay to tie said Walter Crew and then the marshall
IN the last place shall proceed sell the residue
aIs comprised in the deed OF the ird OF March thou
sand eight hundred and nineteen aforesaid shall APP
ey me whole OF the proceeds OF the sale thereof if
a TO the of the Chains the Charles
sw and there be any surplus the marshal shall pay the
same into the said bank, 20 the credit Of the first suit SUBJECT
40 the future order of the make report OF bis
proceedings herein the court.
Acopy-Teste w W. HENING, c. c.
tlSA In obedience TO the foregoing de
isEM cree aud the therein referred the 9Th OF
Sk- Aarchli e2i, shall proceed Thustay The IlR
nag Of Otober nert 10 the into execution The
safe VIII he made at public auction, the highest bidder for
fa and viii commence Crewsyie, residence of iii
ah Crew. IN the county of Hanover between the hours
~ anu II ocioc and he adjourned the different premises
directed sold; or continued at CrewsyiIc as crcum-
Stances may seem TO require,
J. GuERRANT, II. S. c. RID
September H. 36-tls
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Ii persons indebedto Join GIiA An. oeceased are
requested to make payment 10 Immediately.
DESTROYS Of closing the administration s soon as possible
and therefore cannot grant Indulgence any body.
WALTER Dun. Executor
Nov. 10. 5f-f q ID, Cr.I, I'M doc
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THE SiIRSCRIREp

WILL continue the business heretofore carried on Nv
W COLI 4 JOHNSTON, ~ The sign Of the Golden AG-
Wis where he Is Just reiyug complete and well selected
assortment nf HhRDWARE, SC. Which he offers on thc
most moderate terms Customers of the old concern are
particularly Tequertcl 20 cult JASf M. JOHNSTON.
Sf1'.ef.tlcl p. IfNf
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PUBLIC AUCTION,
an MONDAY the 18th October, at 10 O'Clock areciseIv
~ AT the late dwelliDg-house of JOHN BELL deceased
bidder, ali the
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
=. COMPRISING GREAT VARIETY OF VALUABLE
Mahogdny Furniture Book, Pictures 4 Prints
neatner beds Mattresses Eighdny Clock
fler ulasSes A Gun
Silver and Plated Ware Iionors
China n Glass Ware CARRIAGE & Pair NJ JIorsee
Bed Il Table Linen Cows
Piano Forte & Music Kitchen Furniture
dnd Tdrfety Of oher useful articles.
TERMS--All under so cask-5o and uuder q tnO
six months : 1000 upwards twelve months, credit
purchasers giving approved negotiable with approved
from date but fpunctualiv paid the infer IN Inc e,,
delivered. - 49, e -
JOHN MARSHALL, BENZ. w. LEIGH,
Ereovfors IF George hehh Taylor dceasd and Trustee
Richmond, Sept IS. 3eM,ds
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JAMES LYONS !
NOTICE.

IL persons having claims against the estate of & AR
"A LaNp THOMPSON decreased late Of Hanover county
are requested 10 make them known and those 10
make immediate payment
GARLAND JAMES Adni'or.
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THE SUBSCRIBER

AYING qualified IS administrator estate Of EBE-
a. NEIER MACNAlk, deceased, hereby requests all
persons having claims against the estate 60 present them Tor
settlements and those indebted said estate are 10
make payment Immediately.
EDMUND d. MACNAIR.
n BIN the absence II the administrator from is civ
az persons interested wiz please make application to mr.
LEWIS WEBB, who will attend to the business and n Is
particularly requested that any gentleman 0ug any paper
relative To said estate, viii deposit with Mr. Lewis l
Richmond. August n. a0L,f
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NOTICE j. hereby gt that petition IN presented
70 the next General Assembly of Virginia, PRAYING the
passage Of law aulorisng ard requiring the sers
cor0nerso the several c0ntc and the secohfs Of The
cra corporations collect and thc quotas and
other cans Of hc NuiGa Assurance Society, In the same
manner esthgy bound Tor thc us
90 NM tsa nv, os cinfs q as-s, Coth 4--;sV
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MARSHAIIS -G1TE

e o. decree Of the Superior Court ofChancery
I icilond district, pronounced, the 29h day 6f
betl ~ cause therein depending between Eiiza-
od 1 81 Richard Taylor deed plaintiff
me 81; IN ms own right and administrator with
,ti -, susSea o. Richard Squire TAYLOR deceased and
isrg,, SHALL OF Sattdpy ne iJth day Of Oclo-
ofi"nd yDs The hours Of u A. NJ aud PM tract
10 he e Py ~ The county OF King William and partly
- -. pl Oi caroline, supposed TO contain beftgeft, a 70
iie ,a Ho acres be The or less commonly
pjrisr5 t,Sc tanaiion, aud adjoining the lands Of
49, "'Vuus5 William West, John Eubank and Mr. En.
Angust q, j. GCEARANTy N. sec. r. ID.
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Valuable JAMES RiYER ESTATE

FOR SALE BY AUCTION.
ON IkU5s1ay the LIT dGy IF N0rrpr lrf, f fair or tIe
- next fair day, will be sold thc highest bidder AT auc
ton, before The door of the Eagle io;c the CITY of Rich
mond that highly valuable estate, known called by the
name OF the Byrd Plantations yiuE James river, opposite
the upper end Of Tlk Island in the county Of oorhland
containing by recent survey nine hundred acres which
are low grounds of equal quality nth the ryer-the
balance high land % very superior quality The improve
ents are good and sufficient FOR planting and farming upon
large scale minute description u this property
cd unnecessary in advertisement, il is presumed no
gentleman would purchase such estate, without prcy
ousy seeing H. There will he seeded This plantasu
large crop of wheat and possession made complete
first day OfJanuaty Tie trrhtS " sale will be literal
Apart of the purchase Will he required in cash and the
lance IN and two years from the day oJanuary mes
u For particular infUfaiion reference can be had
20 Mr.. Edward Cunning ham Archibald 1gvor of II cI-
mond RICHARD II. CUNNINGHAM.
Byrd October 2. l2-tjs
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IN the Isl Of yannai7L 1890. iT far. or n nth
Z 81 nc nsrt fair dGy, 1siH seH FOR cast at Mantle
AZ ~ ~, W .se c9snsy IF King 4 Queen
te5o. ~ % remarkably Likely NEGROES
onIS g. ~ ne estate Of Richard Brooke licensed
So, s''e7'''Y prefer selling Clcm in familici
4o-NS"F WM. GARNET, Ex'or.
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NOTICE.

HUE concern u C0ie Johnston was f,fs dav dissolve
by mutual consent. ah those having Chains on the s,it
will apply James ". Johnston for pa, ntehf VII,
alone IS authorised to scttle up the business.
WIN. y. COLE
Jas. NJ. JOHNSTON.
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NOTICE TO PLANTERS.
TTIHE commissioners for Horslcy's Warehouse having
given notice that they will enforce the law pre-
scrbing the sire OF casks from and after the hereof
is to notify you, that shall in all strictly observe
the same The aforesaid law allows the greatest length
the stave 81 inches and 81 inches within crow al the
head, with an allowance Of two inches for prizing
CLARKE & HARRIS.
IIorslcy's Warehouse Oct. s. 4S-2t
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LOTTERY q EXCHANGE OFFICE.

NOMMTTTED to tie Jat Of Norfolk county as Runaway
- negro who calls himself WM BROW N-stato.s
that he free man, and has served in the T. S. nayvThe
said Brown Is Of dark complexion, feet inches high u
years Of age has the leflsR Which lie saws was
wound y musket ball, and his left side occasioned
BY stab The Of said uegrO Uhny, is desired prove
his property those interested produce e proper
dences Of bis freedoms he will be disposed of as the law
directs. WIN. BERNARD, Jaor Of Norfolk county.
Nav r. S-f
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CGl,d Houses AMI L0fs, and Negroes for Sale.
M Ill he sold, Monday tie i2 dny Of N0tepbr ne IT,
W ~ the city Of williamsburg, public auction IL far
M" ihe next iar day, the following tracts parcels
land Sng and hcing n the county Of James CITY, and
within ew miles Of Wiiiamsburgo wit: tract con-
tanning " rces, one do 80, do. ii2 and Of
acTcs A the above lduds Of pretty good soil and oie
raby wei iinhcred The cleared lsnd produces aud
WHEAT we'll The subscriber viii shew the above lands
any person, who wish n view them the dny
Of saieiicr o aud is sold vii be offered for sale, two
hou and lots in the city Of williamsburg which
worthy the notice Of person wishing properly
IN the city They situated central part of the town.
aud well suited for the residence Of Of business The
terms OF the foregoing property will be made known On The
day Of saeAier the sale Of The real estate, win be sold
Tor cash from thirty 80 forty valuable slaves, consisting
men, women, boys and girls
THOMAS COLEMAN, Er'or
Oct. s5-'ds Of William Coleman dec
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YANCEY5S Mills

Albemarle county will, the premises, on Saturday
the 10th Of October be LEASED out 10 the hple Il bidder
for two three years The Tavern Mills Distlery store
bose and Plantation, all separately great bargain ma
Oe aa ~ THIS properly i9r property in or Richmond
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-09

"A bL persons indebted the estate SAMUEL PAINE
deceased are requested 10 make immediate payment
possible, indulgence Cnnot be rancd TO any, Persons Ia
wing claims against the estate requested TO make them
known to oRRIS PAINE, :
<idRtnistrutor Of Samuel PANE DECEASED.
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If'rom &C DEM .ife,,li1lg pe.t.

IHOse gentlemen bore wands with favouly
OF sky-blue and white ribbonand marched 81
abreast, dressed IN the following costume -
blue coat, with invitation buttons, buff or Whit
walstcoat, white trOwsers, and blue sash woru
over the right shoulder, with the invitation
medal suspended by sky-blue ribbon rro.n
the neck.
After those came the Wooden Weayers,ncS-
the Cotton Weayers, Stuff Wcasers, Silk an
hibbon NeaYers, with various fancifnl decoi.-
uoDs' AiorG !i1e u private carriages ressa
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from Fac D,fyoif Cc.,ff,,

From the Detroit Gc=sffs.
The Pfcrusrp Rocks ON the Southern shore OF
AK superior ATE described by these who have had
pleasure TO see them, a. furnishing enc g the mos.
astonishing aud Aatara sIti,s that an
he found ia'o county. An INTELLIGENT gentleman
VINO accompanied Governor Csps IN b,s iist sum
uier, describes then SURPRISING i'm grand, ur the
far famrd Cataract OF Niagara. The, form NJ.
cnar wall OF ahout three hundred feet in height and
e along he shore shout ten miles the pr"j ctions
sho insrnialpns are nulrrons, and IN msg II
I've observer throws III, rintv va ions fo
.ns a%his o. bndinss-now lover. and an-n castles
fnd Columns appear In varied succes.iou1 Ia many
places vast cnverns .rn into The rock. n, nm.
waves the entrances to which are sometimes craprrd
and irregular. aud sometimes regular
arches suppoft-d by mighn pillars. The s,pall,.t
Have rushing into these causes loud arr,up
Dashed along by echo, to be mingled with and To i'm
Cease Thu noises which rash from more ti.taut cav
The iniians never pass these rocks bnt in n calm
lime, aud when there are no indications Of storm
~ Qua 'Ptr.ts, and, owing TO their sppe,s,o or To
me ase winch tue scenery inspires, they generally oh
serve r,oioesd silence when passing them.
he following senI WAS composed a shotl time since
,, yonne lady, after hearing 'de.criptun Of The
f'ei"reS Roekt. and Msssrs. Editors you hud il
rm altogether destitute OF merit, as Svxg shou,d
os please" 10 see IL tn Your Gazette. A.. A.
Ais-Cdnodidn Boat Song.
Inc hravens snhe, aud bush'd the wind
ne deet seeks bis res, aud The woif his kiad-
Now, now veil launch or dan, iny baraue
ANA glide ny the caves 1f the spiri; $ dsrh
Mheie angry vsices, night and day,
would scare the SILVER waves away.
q, speak mol, brothers, as We move
Nv the caveTns OF noise, where spirits rove
u, oo not break, by snund or song,
me voices that traverse the shore along
rue cries Of daik ones, night and day
40 scare the silver waves away.
hnd. o, when near the dreadful WALL
..et Tho prayer ascend to the God @: ALL
The sndden - inds he viii restrain.
Anr give rs to our Wild hames again
~ Nhiie s'iil tue dark enes, night ND day
rty loud to scare the waves away.
SAFELY we pass'd the aw ful caves,
Ana qnickiy our barQUe leapt DER the vaves-
. M" hToih=Ts- raise Tho thankful song
.. 1" Ia Spirit thatwsfted our barque along:
Mhiie we beard the voice from point aud bay
ihat w"ufn scare the silver wave away
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Diamond Mills and Land for SUE.

i WISH TO sell this MILL and three hundred acres Of
LAND, IN buckingham ceuaty on Stale rivcr, called
the Diamond NiHs. This mill 1. in good order and
runs two pair OF burrs and IS in an eyceiient neigh
borhood for wheat. Attached to this mill 10 a most
excellent Saw Mill, which, 1iib good management
wonid net, from hfleea hundred to Two thousand dol
lars year.
Terms az Sdte--From one to gvr year: crrdit......
WIN ne rented on that day to the highest hide from
cue to hvr years. as the renter may please and posses
tioO given ON that day.
An, person disposed 70 purchase, ar rent will visu
the property, and make application to the subscriber
THOMAS BiNFoRD.
Hnnier's Grove tGnorhiand FEN sss. .wsw
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NOJICII.

'EVHE COLUMBIAN HOTEL, in the city 81 Richmond
having been leased By the subscriber, snsedoD Ca
~ street between the Ba,n and Baye's Bridge where he
tntrnds keeping PUBLIC HOUSE, on the most mode
rate terms Of any house w The city. and scits the
patronage % his friends, aud The public w gsheya...
Tie pledges himself that bis iale shall he supplied With
the best the masket afords-bis hzr with the hest
henots, and his stable shall al all times be furnished
With the best prOvender, and attentive osiler. He
deems onecessary 90 say thing more, invites
the pubic 70 call and judge for themselves
S. ID. CRENSHAw.
n. o. The suhscrihe wonId he ibankfoi for a fev
noIe Hoa1dens AZ Csc z sanun, ,hiee meals Gay.
Exclusive Of isdgae s. ID. c.
Feb. 10. g3..wN
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CARHIAGES.


SNYr He suDoiibeT has for sale
A4&@Eaxz-I2 al his Mandatory, 10
SEEiSS ItEfsNY41 miles from Petersburg, Va.a
0syAQ&3s&8xLn1os large assortment Of Work In
--=rnaG<AaR58 his line Of business, viz
coaches and Coaches, with
oouhie AND HeDie steps, with elegant Trimmings and
plated, bellbaud.
FIRST rate paunei Gigs win the BET, scat springs. viii
plated beilbauds ara full aed joint, and tons
rilbuiy Gigs With grassppper springs (newe,i fash
ION double aud single.
siugle snlkies and Stick Gigs, double aud single,
With and thput tops.
Low priced Family Sageo, handsomely finished fixed
to work wiib or bo rsee
Elegant Races with elliptic springs, with handsome
tops, With morocco nings, hxed TO work with or
two boise
with variety ofohev low priced work, suitable for
families aud traders.
excellent assortment ~ the bsst plated aud brass
mounted Harness for Carriages, Gigs family stages &C
The Subscriber tenders lbs sincere thaaks TO the pa
Of his establishment, living In this state for 20
years back, and assures ten that bir future orders
and those Of their friends. will be thankfully received
and duly attended to.
The whole OF this work has made up by the first
rate Northern Workmen, ahO are entirely devoted 10
the finishing of work of 10 hest kind Which can be
With confidence, reeomnet ded the public al Iarg.
3FERLiNG WOODWARD.
NJ. n. snppy Of The a bove work may he had by
applying opposite to Mr.. WIN. French's Tavern Old ST.
Psiersbug liberal scsuBt will he made for cash
payments.
- orders from any part of the countty addressed
to- Poplar grove Pest Ofisre, Dinwiddie county, Va
will I've attended TO. ssafcb27 5..Gt
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A LII persons having claims against the estate Of
n GEORGE N. SKiPwIrH dc are requested to
make them known aud those indebted 10 the estate 10
make Immediate paymentt to JOHN MILLER
IgeHf for the Id1iHfsfTGtfir.
Crnbersnd, March IL.
~ wf. Miller Is authorized 20 settle the claims on,
and receive the debts one the estate oft SkipNtb,
as above rated MARY sKIPHtTH, Adn'k.
march 80. Ios.svaw
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LAND FOR SAFE

IL pursuance Of deed Of usst executed to No nv
] John GaKofd, to secsre the pa,nent Of certain
sun, 81 none therein mentioned. To John Holman il
ana George Holman. executors OF John Holman sen'r
deceased aud recorded IN the county coun Of Cum
betiana, III he sold the premises for ready money
on the 3ofh day Of 1prH nest, the tract OF LAND con-
ve,rd I" ms by the said deed aiming Thy late
vey) $50 acres, n"w occupied by the John Gaord
lying In The count, OF Cumberland and bounied by
lands of AeR Wilson. james Ftzgera aid and rothers
much tbrrof as will pay the sum nov due ON the
ssi' deed. and The rxpenees Of the .aie The tit.
believed Z" be unq 'es,i liable. ALLEN WILSON
Nu,ch ~ is5..tds JOHN MILLER
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Joseph II Hopkins. WIN. p. Hopkins, Mary Hophint,
and Samuel %. Hopkins, children Of Samuel Hopkips
and Anney hi, wife. formerly Aanty Had.n, Mary SA
SrattoD, Jahn NJ Saiton aud Rober ~ Straiton infanA
children OF Jane Slraon formerly Jane HadeD eliza
c. Haden, Maryann Haden, VIM. A. q. Haaen, Judith
c. Hadtn. JaneR Haden, Sarah Ann Haden, Andrew j.
Haden and Richard d. Haden, children Of Richard D.
Hadeu, Reason T. Haden, Elizabeth T. Haden, May X
Hsden and Joseph ID. Haden, children ofJOseph Haden.
Eiicner y. Msretos, Amanda r. McTeton, Mary v.
children OF Rebecea MoTeon formerly Rebecca Hasen
Joseph u Moon, Jacob N Moon, Richard D. Noon,
Joanna r. Moon SamueI ID Rice anu Rebecca ~. Rice.
Chi dteR OF joanna Rice formerly Joanna sden Tbomas
Hughes ,trusee for Policy Martin formerly Peis Had,n
(Which said Anney Hopkins, Jane Strat,on Richard n
badeB, Joseph HadeD, Rebecca hnteton Joanna Rice
and Policy Martin, children hers aud distrbaiees
Jos ep baden, dec.) Defendanfs
The plaintiffs bill being died, and the defendant,
Joseph H., William r., Mary p, Jane r., Joanna J
Iobn NJ. and Samuel ID. Hopkins, shiIdrsn Of sannd
MARY X, and Joseph u. Haden ChdreB ~ Joseph
Haden aud Hllener Amanda p, Mary ", joseph
(OT George and WIN. MofeioD, children Of Rebeeos
M"Teon, not having cred their APPEARANCE and given
security according TO the act ofAsSmby aud re rules
OF this couTi and II Appearing that they nha-
bitaDts Of this commonwealth, on the notion " the
plaintiffs, by their counsel n Is Ordered That The
said defendants do al The courthouse Of The said
county The fourth Monday tn ApriI next and ansger
forthwith inserted ~ newspaper pT,nied ~ the
city OF Richmond, aud continued for eight weeks snc-
cessvey and also that another copy he pssted
at the front door Of the courthouse ~ this county
copy-Teste, ItNBERLAkE, e. y. c.
Feb az o3..wsw
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Valuable Land fOr Sale.

IN IHE COUNTY or cABBLL, STATE OF VIRGINIA.
WE WISH TO sell a tract Of LAND, lying IN Cabei
county, In sigh, OF the courthouse OF said county
ana on the GuyanaoSe river, six miles from the mouth
"t .aih ver-conair ng about 75o acres; about
timber.
This tract ~ land IS considered be one Of the most
Vauahe tracts Of laa in the section ef country in
which II Is situated aud will he sold ON accommoda ling
terms (which will IL: made known by application to
i"nh samneis Esq clerk OF Caheii county residing al
ne courthouse, OHIO will sh, the land and aulho
'zea 10 sell the same or To the subscribers residing
IN Jefferson county, Virginia.
wORTRINGTON,
We" '6. f6,-n IptiN COOkVS
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March z


NiRGi - III q saI syfor courf u chaacerg not.
dsn az the CdlitOtiH the city Of Richmond me
OH day Of June, 1919
He"'y ooHNN'' ''''.'...'.'.'.ss...... .Plaintih,
Wiiiiom DXuat administrator Of HiHisnn Price
deceased I'm Price, James Price, 5kerandey
Price, John Harvey Price aud .San p Prize infant
chitdren and heirs az t9w Of the said I'm. Price
dec JacqneHae Hari!e, snrriring erfcxfor of John
HGrSle, decreased, JshR n. Uarpie, g. Lsnfs yaylff
irtonf chiiarc" and heirs Of Eanin j Hdrrie. dec.
Nfidm BTockenbron9h ddu'or OF the said John
Hdruie, dee. NTH the nil Annexed and also Of me
said E6uin j. Hsy,ie and John Brocksn6rourh
SURVIVING trustee of htnssy ana samuel Sheppard
d"H lo7H fTosSfT.... ....... 80. DsfenaaHIs.
This cause or this day 10 be heard ON the btl
fhe az sueys oi UHtdn DNVdi and the t1Jant heirs
OF btWam Prize, deceased and 10 tke other
dejend0nts on the several dscretaf orders taking
The biu to- confessed as 10 them, Srh.6ifs and
ros argued by c0vnsff: on consideration apLerscf.
me ro:rrt doth resr the accounts 6efpesn the I0r-
ties 10 IFS COmmiJSianezJ nho is dirersea 10
eramine, stare, and settle he same, and make report
5hereof 10 the court, acifh ung matters speciaUr
stated. deemed pertinent BY himself, or uLich mar
De required by abe parties 10 be So slated.
d copy-1esfe,
WI. ~. HENINIr C. q
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Il Valuable Iamvard for .Solr

ON LONG
HHE subscribers are willing selI a valuable TAM
YARD in The town Of New Canton and couaty OF
buckingham for moderate price and on 10 q. credit.
The capari ofthis establishment ri inp space
Tor the tanners operations and room for family...
the excellence Of the materials used in the buildings
The convenience offs situation, on the margin II James
river, and M neiehhorhood affrIdng attendant sup
plies Of barb and hdss, must render 4 valuable TO
an Industrious tanner.
IL not sold by the irst the Subscribers living in
Richmond car by the Other in New Canton. before
saturday, The IN day Of 1pri 1t viii that DAY be
soid Ia The highest bidder credit Of live YEA s.
the purchase money to be satisfactorily secured.
JOHN HOBsONjr.
March .99..w5t gro: M P1YNg