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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-14

GREEABLY TO the provisions deed executed
10 the subscriber by William Bondurant and Martha
his we, which duly recorded in the clerks office of
berland county 10 secure 10 VIM b. Chambcrayne the
payment OF certain of money therein mentioned I
shall proceed to sell the premises, Weneday 20l
81 February so much of the land conveyed in sadd decd for
cash. rs viii the money due and charges and
costs attending the SAID sale the subscriber conveying such
title as is vested in him trustee.
L. II. MOSBY, Trustee.
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]. RIDDIE
TRUST SAI,E-

TRUST SALE.
by virtue ola deed of the subscriber
- the Esd day OF February, 1921 by Matthew Cox for the
purpose of securing the payment of Marcus
Ecan and recorded in the county of buckingham
shall sell at public auction for cash. New in the
cousy of buckingham, Saturday ID day of Bfare
neat the following SLAVES wit Pompey, Jerry, Sam,
and Marian and child of them
sary 10 raise sufficient discharge debt named
IN The said deed, and charges attending the OF
trustActing Others shall convey such title
as is vested in me by the said deed.
January o. sO-vt,ls SASIUFT an AScu
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MATTAPONY LAND FOR SALE.

sAVING determined to the south 1 shall dis
pose OF the tract OF land which live, in Caroline
county on very reasonable terms The lies within
three miles c Bowling Green and contains 1888
GENT Suryey-neniy all FIAT land and of quality equal
on The riverAbeu 20 ar so OF The low grounds
on The river side OF which bank has lately
~, TO sectise il from nundaOn No tract land in this
pArt OF The country combines neutrality-suspicious.
purchase, will view aud judge for them
selves IL sale is made in time privilege Will be given the
purchaser TO seed wheat This fall fmof Subscriber will
sow TIE ground prepared, and sell il with the land.
POSSESSION viii be given first OF January next perhaps
sooner, IL required. AILEy ApPERgONF
Oct. " 40
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MR.. HENRY GRIVEiIE7TTT;-N-E

'EANE noIee tha, shall proceed, under commission
u issued from tie Superior Court OF Cancery Tor the
Richmond district 10 lake the dispositions uny Witnesses
IN certain case wherein plaintiff, az cern
dani, my dwelling at ie in the Kingdom OF IN,
Netherlands, ON lhe I'd day of April 1922 hours
oi Il NJ ando T. NJ. and il deposi-
tons or any OF them should be taken at the TIME above
Specified IL will be regularly adjourned such and
place shall he requisite the object OF the said com
mission shall have been accomplished.
JOSEPH Gil. DE SoER.
Richmond December n 1901 c.,
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I.AND EOR SAI.E

TN pursuance OF the county of Chester
field will I've sold Thursday the Iita of February
il iarif the next day, the premises Cash,
piece parcel OF Land wing and being the county
Chesterfield containing sStyeight less, and
bounded nv the lands of John Wahall VIM Lowndes and
Others being part the OF land formerly owned
William Worsham deceased, known by the of
Airy by THE COMMISSIONERS.
c., 132a. SO-w9vT
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TRUST SALE

pursuance of deed OF me by Wilson
a Alien and wife, for purposes therein mentioned bearing
date the 2lst of December 1913, duly in Caroline
court shall proceed, the CA Of uh n,rs, low
Ling Green by public auction, sch for cash the
ian CONVEYED in said deed containing about thousand
much thereof will raise the sur, 5000 with
interest from the lSt January 1922 and tia charges
OF executing this
The uact lies within a mile and half IL Tho Bowling
Srsen ana has toieTabe improvements for small family
The subscriber acting trustee will CONVEX but such iie
s as is vested in him by the deed al trust.
January S0-t5f
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BURR MILESTONE MANUFACTORY
I'VE subscriber successor White Davidson Co. and
Davidson Sne Of Richmond, respectfully bcss leave
to inform the public that he continues manufacture
order, and has now hand handsome
made, neatly finished, and WARRANTED French Burr Mil
Stones which he will dispose of prices suitable
times Orders will be thankfully received and promptly
executed Country produce market prices negotiable
notes satisfactorily endorsed win be taken in payment
September 81. S9-vtf
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BANK MOVIES LOSE


"A LETTER containing the following Bank Notes was
put in the post office Nashville the 22d November
last addressed TO the subscfibcrswhc has moi come to hnn
Louisiana State Bank, letter u, 30 payable az New
SI t,s. 10 a. M Longee ID March 1919 500
FARMERS Bank OF Va. a 500, payable at Lyncblurg
- 20 9. Johnson, 1919, so
Ditto do S1at, payable to do. q Nov. 1912, 80
ptto do. G5t5, payable Od0. 2July 1915, 80
Ditto do. A24g7, payable TO do. . April 1915 80
Bank ot.Virg'ni, a AS, payable Jynchburg to w.
Ditto G SO, payable 10 do ? Jniy i8i3 so
DittO u s95 name not legible) 4 AUG.
a. 1915 or 1915, 30
ahe above notes were endorsed az Cor underneath
TIL. Ycatman, % Nov. 1927
Post Notes Of the Merchants Bank Of the CITY Of New
Hork Nos $40 353 35 555, 55, 557 aud each
oil payable 60 days after date To James H. Malte or order
anu endorsed Pay 20 the order OF T.. Cunnin cham Co.
Rlclmond, Ya. Til. Ycatman.'
measures have been taken sion the IA nent ofc above
n1e anu all persons cautioned against them
~, EDWARD CUNNINGHAM K Co
nc EDITORS OF The Iyuchbrg Press are requested TO nub-
sh me above for month forward tcr account 10
T.. G. 4 Co. Jan 2s go n, "
Vas committed TO The Jail Of Fafax county ,y warrant
" from under the hand Of Lawrence Lewis Eso dated
ue zist1ay o. September 1921 negro man who calls him
eh JUN runaway, and committed rs the propertv az a
nF.hunP and lately purchased Of AIR Cave Wbers of
AeHannria " Cbt since IN Jail ht was The uropqrtv
ol Wna'n skinner deceased. OF Stafford county The said
ekio = ABOUT B or 70 years Of age very black about five
feet or no inches high, aad had 81, when rorofsss, =
sck iroadcloth cont dark green pair Of pan1aioons
Nntc nat The owner IS requested n come forward prov,
property; pay charges and take him away. oheyie re
WEI he disposed Of as the law directs.
r. y. BRADI ~, Tailor.
December 70 Siss W
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N.LLIA-h ". NOKV ELI, )
l.ynchonrF, January ~. 82-wtls
Notice to Non Resident Landh0Idfrs.

sNOttCc 10 won HeSluent LundhOlufTS.
VII. subscriber having lived upwards thirty years in
te western part OF Virginia. having been
vi ahs or several years past in the OF Wood
necessarily acquired, during his employment
rough knowledge of the various granted in the
counties OF Monongala and Harrison BY the
Oh virginia as well as the particular situation great
number OF tracts His experience therefore, in these mat
terS wi" enable him ascertain with facility but little
expense the locality of lands persons distance
IN either OF The above counties lie
NONRESIDENT andhoders resurvey the boun-
darles oi their lands in finding the corners &C.
neey establishing their title beyond dispute ultimate
lSaon Many late locations have the lands
OF non-resdent and the depredaons
destroying corner trees The
ing Tue marks and their importance
therefore, OF establishing titles lands, particularly rich
notos where settlements and encroachnlents most
hey 10 be made, is obvious To
may conde TO the subscriber the resurvey their lands
ascernng boundaries, &c he promises the
est aftcntion-Leters addressed him Wood Court
mousse shall meet with the earliest attention.
January rs. 82--wtf MATTHIAS CHAPMAN
4 ME subscriber having purchased all the COAL PITS
a and COAL PROPERTY belonging TO the estate of
Maj Harry Hen, deceased will in future carry on the busi-
ness himself He expects during the present large
supply OF coal OF the most superior quality will he happy
10 furnish all the Of the late Mai Het well
the quantities they may require.
Richmond, Jan. &c. BEVERLEY RANDOLPH
~ The Editors Of the National lnieliCencer baltimore
Anerican Philadelphia Am. ID. Advertiser New York Mer-
camille Advertiser, and Boston Cennei are requested to in
seTt the above twice week weeks and remit
OiiIs 70 inc subscriber for payment. b. X.
january ~.
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DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARrNERSHIP.
TTvIIE Copartnership of GOODE SPEARS, this day
4 dissolved, by mutual John &. 0oode, having
purchased the interest oil Austin Spears in said concern will
pay all claims and receive all debts the firm.
JOHN {. GOODE,
a. SPEARS.
John c. Goode, having taken A5nor Coode partnership
the business viii in future he conducted under OF
JOHN c. GOODE CO.
JOHN GOODE
Feb. >. 26-wSw ABNER GCOUE.
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,oMhiT TED 10 chesterfield jail as a rInaway on The
Ith o. December last, negro the name of is
RAEL, who SAYS be belongs TO Mr. Peter Moore negro
ade anu was bought from the estate Of James lIays Of the
county OF NorthumbeTlaud-la complexion round fl'
face about Is or - Of age, feet or inches high
h,s cotng IS blue Virginia cloth pantaloons and dart
Pns great coat with cape The Dwncr Of said negro is
requested 70 come and prove his property pay charges and
kc him away, otherwise be will dealt with rs The law
u'Itcis WIN. WiNFREE, Act Tailor.
ddtuifN IT, fy
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"a VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
"a One, Tao and Three Years Credit.

- one, Itco and Three Years Credit.
s.W By virtue Of deed Of executed 10 the sub
liz scribers by James Stewart and Nancy H. Stewart
ms wite Tearing date the 18th day of February
purpose OF securing the payment of certain money
and which deed is of record in the county
court on Sanpoe and the husngs of Iynchburg
sii sen 10 The highest bidder upon the premises,
agy ne ~ day february er:, haacre lot in the
OF LNhc situated Sd street, being the now
pied 0s The laid Stewart his private residence This
s"ei improves and has convenience for
h'ouation OF large family. Attached II n large
Ton' enient brick tenement near the Methodist meeting
ho = when VIII be sold separate together
agreed on or directed by parties Interested on The ay Of
sai also one quarter OF lotion 18th Wnirees.
ava on ire 18Th day of February next SHALL the
ttthe said trust sell the hishe bidder upon
hs premises tract OF land in the county Of Campbell
he waters oil Beaver and Opossum creeks containing
acres more or less This tract is within miles
anu contains, informed fair proper
Ton Oh GDcleared tobacco laIA credit OF one Two and
hres years viii be given The purchaser giving bonds or
noes IN equal proportions annually, with
may be approved by the creditors in
rue viii convey 10 the purchaser such title
Is vested IN them, and other.
FoRrUNATUS SYDNo3, (r,
WILLIAM w. NORVE irusFss'
L.shchpuIE, JnnnnrY w. 82-wtds
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FOR LEASE

lsssE1 The WASHINGTON TAVERN and possess;o,
1gtl< given the FIRST Of April ANY person wishing I.
lease sain propt ry apply Major David Holloway q
Richmond % the subscriber, who may bc found ~ IA,
Washington Tavern &c tsasl 5. n. i. CHRIsTIAN
5rrNNfy o. e0s.,, 80
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MDUCATION-

HAVE engaged lady fully qualified take charge of
school, at residence in Caroline county, miles
from Iepage's bridge. The pupils will limited 10
seven in number and be nught photography reading
writing English grammar, arithmetic and geography.
will admit into the school only four children my own
and they must be boarders rhc school has ed
and will terminate about the middle of December. yaca,
don Of one month will take place in the Board
and tuition will be eighty dollars-one half paid on
18th June and the other the 10Th December next. An
allowance OF Eve dollars M be made each pupil finding,
bed and bedding. Female scholars would be preferred
and of either Older than twelve will taken
February s7-n CHARLES NORRIS
ONE HUNDRED DlH4LAitS REWARD.
oST-a bond drawn by John J.. Harris of Goochand I'm
favor OF Thomas Mainlcy, for 49, 80 dated March
l2i and payable the it January 1892 with interest,"
HE above reward will he paid the delivery
TO the editors oi the Enquirer. Feb 9-stT
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
ss'ilAT division OF the personal estate OF Captain JOHN
FALiAt ERRo, deceased, having take place, and Wm
at'rrr', eratee thereto, being absent he
tined 10 came forward and receive has proportion OF the
ROBERT OSROlJR h,inir;s,rator
Isn,afv " 83-ain
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NOTICE.
IL persons having legal debts due then, nv the
late colJas Byrne, win please present them imneiate-
administration upon that estate -
n, JNo. S. BARBOUR.
pecemner 10. VII Admir- of JAS Byrne. decd.
IL persons no have caims on the OF the
= late Col WILLIAM BYRD, requested 10 commu-
ncae them to me for examinations without delay MS wish
my hands shall be in Richmond ng the session of the
be made TO me ON the subject. '''''
WILLIAM d. PAGE,
. January It'll Executor of Col uyrI
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WILL BE SOLD,

an SATURDAY tue 23d inst Bacon Quarter Branch
- some household and kitchen furniture properly
artn Baker, deceased also, about 100000 well burnt
bricksrerns ofsale all of dollars under
eash and for all sums above, cred,t will be given OF -
mouths ihe purchaser giving bond with approved security.
Also, the TAVERN and Meadow attached 10 it, will be
rented Tor twelve months for which and good security
will be required, be paid quarterly. Possession will be
given on the Grst Of March next.
CLEVEARS BAKER, EreenioYs If
MARTIN BAKER, Martin 3D.
WILLIAM BAKER, ter deo ased.
q d. !
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CARRIAGES.

fTIllE public are respecifully, in.
Tc<fWN. formed, that the subscriber
coninrc 10 keep regular
t65Is2SST 9SIzEsJSSzx supply " CARRIAGES 4 GIGS.
- VI the newest and flshiona-
=. DE Kind, at his manufacfory ~
iies "eso Petersburg, Virginia and will continue TO
Keep supply Of the above work Mr. William Berry and
Co.'S OdStrect Petersburg Va opposite the njon i,eI
Tate Frepch's TavernJ 49,
Also, regular suply Of the hest plated
CARRIAGE & GIG HARNESS,
VII be kept at each place and Of low priced
gentlemen. "s
~ uriers from arv part Of he country, addressed 10
Poplar Grove Post Once DinwidGie countt Va viii be al
tiltuto. STERLING WOODWA ARD
January -. 82-wty
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u From London papers 10 Jan 1. reccired az The o.
nee Of die .Ne,c York Commercial .2drertiscr, PR
the. Albion IN 81 days from Lirerpool
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-14

four out of The remaining six persisted be-
fore the morning, and the other two, quite ex-
hnusied, were picked up by fishing boat, ard
they hav? only escaped 10 tell the dreadful
tale. Among those reported to have PERISH
cd, were Miss Heriot, daughter To Lieutenant
Heriot, of the Bengal establishment, and al
female attendant. Miss Heriot was coming To
England for her education, and the captain
was to have delivered her to the care of her
grandfather, " o resides at Chelsea.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-01
NEW YORK.
THE NEW MINT.

II seems good deal singular that so fagrant
eGsus onlissUs should exist in our laws, as
that man may carry on in our city, and IN
the very face OF our criminal authorities, the
wholesale manufacture OF spurious coiR.--
Such, however, is the fact James b. Wal
lers, The man mentioned in some of The papers
as having been arrested in coming bad money
OF the several denominations current IN Hayu,
was allowed by the police 10 take s'f-ffis APP
paratus back 10 ms burrow, No. 40. Beekman-
street, where he il knocking off his slrer
rdshed copper coin again by the cwt. The
police have RENTED 10 President Boyer a
sample of the miserable stuff which was found
already coined in Walters possession, and
impressions in wax Of The larger pieces--some
with the head Of Boyer on the front and some
with that Of Pefion motto on the reverse
Republigue de HoyG, An. l9' The coin Of
HGyti not being recognized by he U. States
laws as currency the magistrates could DO no
more and il has been further said that Wa
tiers IS really turning out Of his mint as good
coin as the regular circulating medium of Hay
H. HIS profits, he says, are good 50 per
cent. and that he il coming for an authorized
agent Of President Boyer himself!
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-01
CENSUS.
TERRITORY OF OREGON.

Columbia Riuer.-On the subject Of the 70.
port made by the committee, relative 10 the
occupying Of Columbia River, the National
lntelligenSer remarks
bill has lately been reported in the House
of Representatives, the title is 6 bill TO su
Lorlse the occupation of the Columbia river. "
Yes, reader, you may believe it, for il is true,
that bill is before Congress, and for aught
we know ought TO pass, for establishing Col
ony now, 10 be hereafter Territory, at the
mouth Of the Columbia river, about forty de-
grees Of longitude west Of Washington, and by
water distant, how far we know not, but at the
least ten thousand miles. The territory, how
ever, belongs TO the United States, and we
understand that already our Eastern brethren
resort there for timber, which they transport 10
the Southern Provinces OF America, where that
article is scarce. Ii will soon become neces-
sary, il it be not now, to establish post there;
and it may be well % anticipate those who
may else undertake 10 establish one for US,
seeing that their attention is already turned in
that direction.
The first section Of the bill provides, that
the President of the United States shall be au.
iborized and required TO occupy" that portion
OF The Territory of The United States on the
waters Of the Columbia river" and TO extin
guish The Indian title 10 portion Of it that
every actual settler. being the head of a fam
lily, shall be entitled 10 a certain quantity OF
land, and every unmarried settler, or mechan
c, also, shall be allowed so many acres, after
probation of limited tme.-When the pop
ulation Of The settlement amounts 10 two thou
sand souls, all that potion Of the Territory OF
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-01

A Lucky .4ccident-Lssi October, as boy
Of The name OF Cole, employed 10 The Laehine
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-01
PIRAClES.

The Eastern papers teen with accounts OF
Piracies. Within few days, we have read
accounts of between twenty and thirty cases,
in the vicinity of Cuba and very many be-
leve that the authorities Of certain parts Of that
Island sanction if not openly } privately this
abominable traffic. Whether this suspicion is
just or unjust, it is the duty Of government TO
inquire into IT, We have been repeatedly in
formed, that it is common tor boats to proceed
out of the port Of Havana, with arms conceal
Ell, few hours previous 10 the departure Of
vessel, and a, soon as they get out 0 ( sight be-
gin TO paint, SO as entirely 10 disguise their
boats, and without being recognised wa ylay
and plumber vessels--that the men are seeu
walking the streets the day following perhaps,
with mere change of garments.
Il is sincerely to be lamened by the civil
lied world, that Cuba is not in better hands,
as their depredaions are confined 10 the COM
merce of no particular nation-they plumber
all who come within their grasp. They have
become at length so bold as TO fortify them
selves, to The number of about seventy, at
Point called ST. Antonio where il is said they
are secure from any interruption by the Span
i,h authorities. II scarcely need be enquped
10 whom the Island ought 10 belong and who
would govern il righteously.
Mobile Register.
a Lucky .4ccident.-Lssi October, as boy
Of The name OF Cole, emPloyc 10 The Laehine
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-01
NEW YORK, JAN. 90.


The very fast sailing ship Adonier, Capt.
Brumey, arrived last evening in los days
from Canton. She bad passage of only | Re
days out. Capt Bruuley has sent US the fol-
lowing interesting intelligence.
AboeI the latter part Of September, sea
man belonging TO the ship Emily, Copeland,
Of Baltimore, was accused Of having killed
Chinese woman. The mandarius Immediate
ly demanded the man, in order to punish sim
tor the alleged murder. But capt Copeland,
not being satisfied respecting his guilt, decli-
ned giving him up. Alter considerable ne
enciaiinns between Mr. Wilcocks, our con-
sui, joined by the American residents, cap
'alns and supercargoes, and the Chinese au-
thorities, during which The Americans eyinced
determination not to give up the seaman
without having his guilt proved, and many
threats were thrown out on the other side, Of
stopping the trade, and other coercive meas
ures-it was at last agreed, that tue man
should be tried for the offence, on board the
Emily ii was also agreed that The evidence
Of the white men should be admitted as we'll
as the Chinese. These concessions, on the
part Of The Chinese. when compared with
their former conduct on similar occasions,
wherein the English were concerned, was
considered at Canton as proof Of their ia
Vorable sentiments towards the Americans.
However, if the man should be found guilty,
and then not be given up to be punished &C
cording TO their laws, an immediate stoppage
Of all trade aud intercourse, will no doubt i'm
nediately take place.