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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-19
TRUS1 SALE

f virtue Of deed oftrust executed by Burton and
- Rebecca his wife, bearing date 9th November 1890
and duly recorded in the county of buckingham
order To secure tn WoodSon Staples certain money
therein mentioned shall proceed sell for cash. without
reserve, on Ueinesy the 7h day 81 November ner ON the
premises certain piece ofland lying James in the
county of buckingham. and bounded by the OF Price
Perkins and others, and is particularly described in
'aid deed Such title (Which beie ell he excepon-
abe) as is vested in trustees will he conveyed to the
purchaser WAL ANDERSON D.
Oct.5 w3wt JAMES TAPSCOT'r, trustees
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PURSUANT To deed OF bearing day Of
August 1921, and duly recorded m the clerks office Of
tue county court OF Essex which deed is made by Col John
Daingefield TO the subscribers John
w. tauntleroy cxors OF Tho FauncrOy, deceased shall
on the third Monday ~ Jenrary gcrt ein Essex dUy)
proceed 90 sell the highest bidder for cash. before the
door OF the Farmers Hotel in the of Tappahannock
that valuable tract OF land in the Essex
the Rappahaunock river, known called by
BATHURST also thc following NEGRO SLAVES, TO wit;
sally and her four children, Edmund, Martha, Harriet,
young cild-Alary and her three Children Nelly, Moses
chd-Charlotte and her two Children Lavinia Horace
Patty, woman-sllenry, Nelson Tom, Andrew and John
or % much Of the said land and many of the said negroes
as will satisfy the purposes of the said deed Such title only
as is vested i'm the subscriber will bc made the purchaser.
GUSrAVUS \. JONES, Trustee.
UriJanna, October q 4t-tds
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REMARKApLE LONGEVITY.

There Is now living in the OF Cupcper man
name ofJos. AlOBRESS, who is upwards hundre
t;reire age Mr.. NJ is active and in good health,
its his neighbors and is pleasing in wife,
who is also living is in the hundred aud mn year other age
They have been married serenynne wears i've
children. iChnriottxYilie Dap,r.
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COMMITTED the Jail ct Norfolk county IA runaway
- negro man who calls himself WM BROWN-siatcs
that he is free man. and las ed in the s. navv-rbc
said Brown is Of dark complications feet inches high ~
of age; has the eltieg which he says was
wound by musket ball. and his left side occasione
stab. The OF said negro fany desired 10 prove
his property those interested produce the proper
denceS of his freedom, he will he disposed as The law
directs WM BERNARD, Jailor OF Norfolk county
Nav n
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STATUE OF WASHINGTON.

We learn ;hat this elegant piece of S,atuary, from
the chisci of the celebrated CANovA To be placed in
merchant vessel from the frigate which conveyed it
from Italy, to Wilmington Com. Bainbrdgc having
been requested by his Exceilency Governor Franklin
to make arrangements for thispurpoSe. From thence
the packages will he conveyed in the Steam Boat To
Fayetteville, and in carriage or carriages provided
for the purpose To this place TRaieieh Register.
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ST CHARLES NIissourD Sept. I2on Saturday last the
blowing out his brains with brace pistols. lie placed
the muzZes ofhe pistols against his temples and
his brains in every direction about the Major Me has
been some time i'll this county teaching military school,
he has done in the states OF Ohio and Indiana where is
believed he is generally acquainted. short
The house of Mr. Francis ell he with
bilious fever and put end the pangs natural
DEATH (as il thought he could days he
committed the horrid The day perpetracd
the decd he executed the following WILL which may not be
undressing TO our readers
81. Charles County, Missouri State,
September the 7th, 1921.
In the name of God, Amen l. Augustus Ne, do will and
Dequcatl unto James Howell silver watch.
viii and bequcath Mrs Eleanor Ray, Of New York
my gold and silver watch and what cash in
my DEATH being about thirty three dollars with all my
personal property in this any other state
And as have striven To benefit the public life,
will body after my death jeremiah Millington
any other doctor that he proper permit join him
anatomzing the same.
An inventory of the horse the rest of the property
10 he taken and sold quick convenient benefit
ot the said Mrs Eleanor Ray And do appoint ". Lynch
aud Lewis Howell To be executors this my last
will and testament executed.
In witness ofthc above, hand
date above written.
Witnesses present. \ ME, (ScalA
Francis HOtccH, SEN
Francis H0.cCli.
james Ho-rsNN
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NOTIC,E.

Ii persons having claims against the of ROBERT
EVANS, deceased, late of Charles City county,
quesed To make them known; and those indebted said
estate 10 make payment their bonds
secury-oherwise longer indulgence cannot he given
OLIVER LADD, Error Of Robert Exams, dec.
Charles CITY, Sept. &c. 4i-w6w
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atey adopted the use of pure strong coffee not mis- ed
with srgar, milk or any Ingredient. In short time
me voided gravel reduce, TO sand, with little pain and
relieved.
The above important facts were stated To me by "a
respectable physician, who has administered this
remedy with similar success. |. NJ
Iornddo.-An intelligent friend, who is II careful
observer OF natures operations, has oblisingy favored
ms with the following interesting facts in regard to the
torna,lo m Franklin County on the 9th uli They H.
lustrate lorcbly than could the most eloquent
descriptions the terrible effects OF the wind that &C.
cason.
There was found on the 10Th of Sept. last, in the
Souhcry part OF Groou, ii tdreri, atybook which il
was suspected was brought there from the county of
Fr,nklnn the remarkable tornado of the 9th OF that
month. letter addressed to the Post Master at
Warwick, describing the book, and he was able To
identify IT, and tell whence i, taken. He says
IT was IN the dwelling house of Mr. Jonathan Wilson,
of Warwick, which house entirely demolished by
the tornado in less than ten seconds of time. The
book must have been carried about fory-vc miles in
direct line. Shingles, clap boards, and other light
articles found in fields in all parts of Grotou and
all the towns between that and Warwick.
d" The direction of the tornado was from west TO
east, Groton being in the line of lis progress Be-
yond Groton, in westerly direction towards War
wick, many heavy articles, such timber, &c have
been found. piece OLA bureau and other articles,
was found in Ieominstcr"
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n BALTIMORE COUNTY COURT, Oct. 10, lael.


DalcE } The action in this brought by the
u.s. plaintiff, Andrew Dack damages Of
Clifford - Clifford constable, the defendant,
saut and battery committed the IL appeared
evidence that Clifford lad been employed Il
rant on Dack at the suit OF another person. which he
Cured between them, and in the sequel Clifford had
inflicted wound upon Dalcks head with walking
cane The submitted the jury about o'clock
T. NJ ON "Wednesday, aud o'clock Thursday morning
they agreed upon verdict of : " 30 damages for the
plaintiff.
George Fogelentdn) This was an action nv Fogeleman
against Noblet FOR criminal conversa-
dnthony Nobtet ton with the plaintiff wife II is,
believe the first of this which occurred
in Baltimore county court.
The defendant kept shop for the sale of ready made
cothes-these mostly manufactured by poor womeI-
Here the plaintiffs wife repaired among the for
purpose OF obtaining workof course she became in
way acquainted with Nobct. This intimacy with her
increased from day 10 day. till last ended in her
non and inaliuin The Iducowas proved by the
Ole testimony The defendant married with
family OF cldrcnand the plaintiff the father OF
children The moment he discovered the inidcly of
wie he banished her from his house, and his family
broken UP.
The jury after hearing all the testimony, listening to the
arguments OF counsel and sitting the whole the day.
retired 10 their and returned with
the plaintiff of = 300 damages.
The counsel ON behalf ot the plaintiff Messrs.
VidSc tyson Il Learnedon the part OF the defendant,
Mcssrs- Built, Gill and Jennings.
The addresses OF the counsel for the plaintiff the jury
Were eloquent III the highest degree and listened
with satisfaction and delight by the jury The
defence OF the opposite counsel supported with the
ingenuity and argument of which tine susceptible
We understand that sketches OF the leading speech
ISon were taken tue time delivery and have
doubt our readers would be much pleased by persal of it,
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SIT, WH1sKEY s, IRON:

SALT, WHISKEY s. IRON
TinE subscribers have i'm and Offer for sale
500 sacks best Liverpool filed Salt
100 barrels common Whiskey
% do. old Rye do.
sd tons Bar Iron comprising good assortment OF
Wagon, Cart and Carriage fire
tons Plough Plates
ton Blis,ered Steel
do. German do
With general assortment OF the hest selected Groceries
at Wholesale and retail.
W0RTlIAM < McGRUDER.
October 70 I5-,viv
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JAMES RIVER ESTATE


an Thursday IA. LIT y IF N0SeInber Hcei If fair or the
~ next fair day, will he sold the highest bidder AT auc-
ton, before the door Oihc Eagle Hotel in the
mond, That highly valuable estate known called nv the
Of the Byrd Pantrtisn, lying James river opposite
the upper end OF Elk Island. in tc county Goochand
containing by recent survey nine hundred acres 500
low grounds ofequa quality with any the riyerie
balance high land OF very superior quality The improve
ments good, and sufficient for planting farming upon
large scale minute description of this property
gentleman would purchase such estate, without preyi-
ousY seeing it, There will he seeded this plantation
large crop of wheat aud possession complete v The
first day of January The OF will lie
part of the purchase viii he required in cash and t la
lance in and two from the LIST day of January
IL For more particular information reference lad
TO Nv Edward Cunningham Mr.. Archibald TAYLOR Of
mond. RICHARD ID. CUNNINGHAM.
Byrd, October 2 42-tds
LII persons indebted the estate of SAMI IL FAINE
IN deceased, requested 10 make immediate payment 20
being DESTROYS 10 close the administration
possible indulgence cannot be granted Ina
wing claims against the estate requested make
knOwntO ORRIS PAINE,
administrator IF Samuel Paine, deceased.
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0rSEDUCATT0N.

TlHE school Golgoiha will Be cecommence ed the 9Th
OF january 1922 The Ut Instruction will be al
Together liberals aud rates Of board and tuition moderate
as ~ any seminary within this section Of country Hugs
yovag mtH 'fndious hab,s-and zach oHttrW be cordially
reeeiued Tor Porgs persons interested invited to
apply forfhIrifh to the SUBSCRIBER. W. BRANCH, Jr.
Pihee EJw8rd OFT, - 41-N
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Frqy8er's 7dUeTn-F0r Sale.

ZN15A FrQySeTT8 IuUeTn-FOT SdIe.
Estn1 The subscriber being DESTROYS retire to pr
lIA yale life offers for sale that tract Of land knows
by the of Fayser Tavern lying in New Kent county,
10 miles below Richmond the main road leading
from Richmond 70 Williamsburg and containing 1913 Of
land The situation is healthy, and is surpassed hv
try stand in the lower country Tavern which the sub
scrihcr will sell on reasonable terms.
Idcem Il unnecessary say any thing respecting
The said land, is presumed that any person wishing to
purchase will first view IL, 40 judge for hmselE
Sept 25. 3p-tf RICHARD FRAYSER.
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NOTICE hereby given, that petition will be preferred
20 the next General Assembly, praying passage of
a law permitting remain IN the state
JOHN BIRCH, Free persons
Oct y, 4'-0'iwi AHsD BiJu,} OF color
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Ia The subscriber will sell on reasonable
sssA terms tract of land in the county of Abemarc
I1L4 consisting of 300 acres $50 of yc are cleared
200 fine bottom, and $50 TO lie Immediately sown in wheat
This property offers many inducements purchasers par
cuary farmers and grazicrs, being situated mos; agree
good markets 1t is distant 20 miles from Richmond with
which place there is regular batcau communication IS
aud valuable vein of limestone passes through this tract
ahOrdmS most cheap and eGcacous and giving
rise many saubrionS springs. The whole OF his on i;c
level and well adapted culture by ploahs Flai;ering
specimens of mari have been discovered sres ao.s
through this tract, Which or more rst or saw mills
might be erected The wood land affords oak, pine and
poplar IN abundance. The improvements consist vi two
connGdous dwelnghouses such distance a,a rs 10
admit OF division O the tract, win barns saes and all
necessary appurenances, in good repair suciety the
very picturesque yiew its vicinity the Uni, ersity OF viz
ginia aud commercial advantages OF this esate contribute
10 render purchase Inject with capitalists. For terms
apply 10 the subscribers living premises.
September If. 36-w8wt GEORGE GuNER
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THOMAS COLEMAN, Ex'or
Oct. 3 4j-tds Of William Coleman, dec.

:. -.--J--. ~
NOTICE is hereby given, that petition will be presented
20 tie next General Assembly Of Virginia. praying the
passage Of aw auhoising and requiring the sherh
ronersot the several counties and the sergean Of the
eal corporations 70 collect and for the quotas and
other claims of the Mutual Assurance Society, in the
manner as they hound account for the taxes Of this
commonwealth Or lnrLl- I'LL lLriE Al-tEm
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VIRGINIA ARMY LANDS

IMPORTANT 10 Non-Resideht ProprietO LanIs a; IRE
Il birgiria Military District IA the STATE Of Ohio
IL IS perhaps by generally understood as il
should be that bv of the Legislature of this state ali
lands ON which the taxes of the last shalt be
unpaid after the last day of December next, will be SOLD
the satisfaction of the same.
The taxes OF the arcFor first land 81 so
per 100 acrss-Second rate i2i per third rate
rs cents per do
Nonresident lands usually second rate The
OWNER may calculate the due by estimating every
I00 acres at = i2!.
Where the lands have or long time neglected and
tue taxes unpaid the owner may sale, by paying
the taxes Of the last aud present yearsThat
land IA per 100 acres-For rate = ~ per do
aud for third rate G6 per doand he may before stat
ell consider his land second the tax nj
SIS ~ per 100 acres.
The subscribers will attend the payment where
the romitte, and also land agency business in
the above district oi every description
~ All who may have had claims To- VIRGINIA MILITIA
RH CONTINENTAL BOUNTY, either by purchase by
descent or by military services will do well
selves othe present opportunity of obtaining information
relative TO the same.
An application the Subscribers by letter otherwise
shall receive the srciest attention. and he the
saving To tue claimant considerable properly.
Letters requesting information post niJ
ALLEN LATHAM 4 B. Il. LEON ARD.
Chlicoihe, Ohio, October 10. 15-vovf
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IN GoochldlM County Court, 2ed .HuguSl 1871.
DENJAMIN COOKE, Jr. Plaintiff )
~ AgGiast In C6nne,,,,,
VIM Hodges and Archibald Thomas. De FITS.
This day the paiuy his attorney ard f,pd his hin
against the said defendants; and itappearng si,c-
ton of the court that the defendant William Hedges is moi an
inhabian ol this the motion o I'D plan,iby his
attorney tits decreed and ordered Ivy cour that the said
William Hodges Ito appear here the Cd Monday
in November aud plaintiffs bu and give -
curity for performing such decree the court MAY male
herennnd that copy OF this order be forthwith Inserted
in some newspaper published in the city Richnond and
continued for two months successfully and that ans Ter
copy lie posted the front door of the courthouse of dis
county on the two next successive court DAYS.
! copy-Tcstc ". MILLER. c. G.. C..
Angus II. an-ue.
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A LII persons having claims against JOHN GRAHAM
N deceased are requested to make them known
WALTER DUN. Executor
Nov TO- bit "fiohn Graham, decd
IL persons inIcIted JOHN or AEAl decc1sei are
IN requested To make payment Immediately, as
am DESTROYS OF closing the administration possible,
and therefore cannot grant indulgence 10 any BODY
WALTER Dun. Executor
aaNov. 10. 5t-tf of John Graham. dec
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Land, Houses and Lots, and Negroes Jor SUE.
w in the city OF williamsburg at public auction il fair
not the next r day the following tracts or parcels Of
land lying and being in tic OF james City and
within few miles Of William .burgo wits one
tanning 10 acre, one do 100 do. Ii2 and Of 100
acres All the above lands pretty GOOD soil and Ole
raby well nbered the cleared land produces and
wheat we'll The subscriber will hew the above lands 10
any person Who may wish view them previous 10 the day
OF saecr the hnd IS sold will he offered for sale, two
houses and lois in the city OF Williamsburg, which well
worthy Tie notice Of any person wishing property
IN the city, ~ they situated IN central part Of the town,
and wen suited for the residence of of business. The
terms o the fore going property will be made known the
day Of ale-AtteT tie sale OF tie real estate, viii he sold
Tor cash, from thirty 10 forty valuable slaves, consisting of
men, women, boys and girls
THOMAS CoLENIAN, Exor
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4 9th, 1921 ' 1905
Elijah Brunnall, py,;n,;0.
dgniHst ~
John lrunmall Chnstain BrIimma Josiah Elliott Josh
an Bummail and Green Hancock and re1a his wife late
'', w., - n'ulhH. .l' Deftadaats.
On the motion fihe plaintiff y counsel and aprern
!" he satisfaction OF the that the defendants Joli
nr..ih"I Nhasian bTuminall and Josiah Brnmme ars
not inhabitants of tins commonwealth and Thai nrocc
cannot We served upon them, the doth de-
ce 'ha' We s defendants John ChastIn and Josiah rtnn
MALL 40 appear here the second Monday i'm January
ana enter teir appearance and give se ury according to
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some anr
published ~ the city of Richmond for months success
set' ana another copy posted the front door of III.
courthouse of this COUNT Jr Two successiy. c,rf DAYS
coPy-Testc, LAWSON NUSNALLY, pc
October 70. a. 49,
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The Stated .4nnudt Meeting
nFthe members ofthc Mutual Assurance Society agaiBs
~ IRE buildings Of the State Of Virginia, will be hell
At the Capitol ~ no City Of Richmond, Monday IN
November next. JAMES RAWLINGS,
October rs. 4G--fdm r. Agt ~ d.Su
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In .4mei,a County jay Court, 1921.
MILES WEBSTER. Einintil.

MILES WEBSTER, fiantiE:
WI against In Clon
Iaschal Mctilasson, Herbert Eancs aud Goio ( cru
phil Jeler. Deysndn,ts
hcdeienant Mctiiasson having Ills appear.
ance aud given security according the Assembly and
rules OF this court and il appearing satisfaction th.
court that he is inhabitan of this cnmonw eah an
The motion orihc complainant by his COUNSEL Ordered
That the said defendant McGasson appear here on th
fourth Thursday in October the Till of the
oonpanant-and that copy Of this be forthwith pub
sIeh III some one OF tie newspapers printed in Richmond
or Petersburg, for two months successfully that another
copy be posted AT the 'front.' door OF courthouse on Nv
successive court days.
a -rclta n
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the said defendant appear first day of The neat
term of this court, and the plaintiffs bill and
further ordered, that copy Of this order forthwith in
serted in the Enquirer, printed in the city Richmond for
eight weeks successfully, and another copy posted az
front door 0fihe courthouse uf this county.
cnpy-Testr, JAMES Il. MiCOu, ID. CIR,
Sept. - 37-wGw For w. L. MATTHEW'S d'rk
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VIRGINIA. AT Rules holden in the Clerks Office of Ito
Superior Court Of chancery for the Riehuond Diirics
the 10th day of September 1921.
Alexander Reid, Plaintiff;
Anderson, D~Es,..s
The Defendant William Chewing, not In, ny enerey
ms appearance and given security according Act OF
assembly anu the Rules ofths Court and Il appearing b.
SATISFACTORY evidence that he is not nhabitant this
country " rs ordered, That the said Defendant do appear
nsle onthe hr day OF next Term and the Bill ofthe
flaini and that copy this be forthw h insert
Ell in some Newspaper. published in the City OF chmond
Tor Two months suceessvely and posted the door on
the Capitol, in the said CITY. -
October s. tsH,xs,v -
NihGlNlA: AT Rules holden in CLERKS Office OF the
superior Court OF Chancery for the Richmond district
the ZJth day OF September, 1921
william Frazer, infant under age Of twenty-,ne
years. WHO sues by Herbert ~ Caiborne his FRIEND
,, Plaintiff;
Archibald Ipscomb, James Foster and pLilip Aylett n,
VI Mig Wiiliant county, whom the Of Yam
eey pcomb, deceased committed Tor administration
Defendants.
The defendant Archibald Lpscomb not having entered his
appearance and given security according the of
senoy AMI the rules of this appearing by sas
factory evidence that he i inhabitant
Ordered that the said defendant appear here on the
hrst day oil the neNterm and answer the bill plaintiff:
anu ha copy OF this order be forthwith inserted
newspaper published In the city of Richmond,
successfully, and posted nj The front door of the Capitol
the said city.
Acopy-Testc, WM w. HENING, c. c.
september 2l S9@wSw
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On Tie lst Of January, 1922, if far or if OIL
er1rise, the fir day, r se or Cash. at 1Ianta-
pike ia he county Of King & Queen
10 or 30 Remarkably Likely NEGROES,
belonging TO the of Richard Brooke, deceased
should greatly prefer selling them in fnricy.
Sept %. 40-wCwt WM GAR y EFT Exior
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copy-Teste, ]. T. LEIGH, c.Ac
Au9hSISt. SJ-w3w
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q CHANCERY.--Essex Quarterly Court continued an,
Il held the Odd day OF August, 1921
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II appearing TO the salts
faction of the court that the
defendant Nathaniel Crane is
not an inhabitant Of this state.
and that he hath not entered
iis appearance and given See
curiiy according TO the act OF
Assembly aud the rules of this
court--on the motion of the
plaintiffs, 10 is Ordercd, That
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