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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-17
IHAVE E0R SAIE
TRUST SALE.

oa deed Of trust executed the subscriber
ana Thomas B Conway, by Samuel BROOKS, dated %
pr 1876 and recorded in the Hastings Court ofte City OF
richmond for the purpose Of securing the payment Of
sin sums O money therein mentioned due William Mann,
sbal proceed 10 sell ut public auction Monday me 2ff
aHy o. january nsrt on the premises between The hours
zen o'clock A. NJ and two o'clock r. NJ for ready money,
he property conveyed in said deed that is to saw one 6t
OF ground lying in the city Of Richmond containing feet
upon the street commonly called the poor-house street be-
tween and NJ streets, being part of the lot numbered n
IN Coutis's Addition TO the city OF Richmond.
JOHN DREWRY,
december 49, GG--wfds Acffnv Truefec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-17
NEGROES FOR SAFE
TEN DOLLARS REWAKD.

- ANAWAH from the subscriber, the 3Oth September
u last, negro man named JARRETT calls himself IS
years OF age, is about feet 10 inches high make
stOos IN the back, has blemsh IN the right
10y the small pox, two Of his lower teeth out and
some the upper ones the 'front.' considerably worn
ms under p hangs considerably and he sbews his tongue
great deal while speaking has quite large whiskers
speaks with great deal Of believe he was
raised IN Fauquier county, purchased him about
months ago OF Mr. James Shphard, of this city. His
oymen SINCE ne has been with has been that of
rage driver, towch he has been both in RICH
mond and fredericksburg, for the last fifteen years.
lie has wife living with the Rev. DIR. Bann New Kent
county but think it probable he has made his way on
to the North, by the way Of Fredericksburg. when
he went away suit of satiret CLOTH consisting Of coate
waiscoat and pantaoons nearly new dark gTeyhad also
an old suit OF the same kind Of cloth him-iwo shirts
and cravatiad glazed hat with silver band round
it-sboes and stockings.
will pay the above reward il delivered TO me in Rich
mond or hYe dollars and customary charges " III
any jail so that can get him again
January 1. w
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LAND.


TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS REWARD
ANANAf from the subscriber, in Person county, " O.
~ ON the 9h of December last bright InuIatto Ieie
named SAM but who will probably other name
he is about feet on 10 in hes high aud q wears of
age He play little the ffe flute and took with
him German flute belonging FWaiIon lie AN uncom
monty whit. mulato has fair hair, md look his
eye-lid hang full his eyes, which appear much
weed and Inclined 10 be red. His clothing
Sht mixed coth his waistcoa White wide
at the ANGLE coat stolen from negro his hat black
with small brim. about half worm his coarse heavy
Schdowns. lie is spare built and very active by Trade
natter, and can make good fur wool hat. He will
doubtless attemptto free man. and seek employ
ient IN some haers shop No doubt he will get
Philadepha The above reward will be paid for delivering
MN to me- or combining him in Jail in the United States
so That get him again. Any information about fellow
viii be thankfully received. 5. COCHRAN
II certain VIM H. Buel, also halter trade left this
neighborhood about the time aud il is believed tbey
VIII attempt 10 travel together Duel is 20 years
OF age, about feet Tor in high, dark complexion slow OF
speech drinks spirits very freely badly dressed
TOOK with him an old, poor, bay horsc with eve and
back. January 6. 10 Ca,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-17

w AS committed to The jail of Fairfax county, warrant
w from under the hand of Lawrence Lewis, ESQ
he DAY OF September 1921 negro who calls him
Mr. Hump and lately purchased OF Mr. Cave Vitiers OF
alexandria d. C-but since in Jail h, the property
oil Wliam Skinner deceased OF Stafford The said
negro is about 10 20 years age very black about five
ieet q or 10 inches high, and lad committee, n
Dack Droadclo coat dark green pair of panaloons and
"hte hat The owner requested forward prove
property pay charges and take him away otherwise he
Will be disposed of the law directs.
p. Il. BR ADJ EY, Tailor,
For S.JACKSoN, Sheriff of Fairfax Co.
December IS. 6A-,yto,I W.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-17
NORFOLK ACADEMY

consequence Of several applications from distance to
ascertain the course Of classical studes pursued in This
eminaIy Is thought necessary publish the following
hst on we books which are read in the Academy:
dHEEk-Valpys Grammar & observation-disclosures Creek
Exercises Wilson's PrOsody Epictetus Greek Tesla
Hel Irst three hooks Of %enopbon's Cyropcdia Muir
phys Lucan first eight books Of Homefs Had Keno
Ih9ns Meinorahlcs, Denosbcnes Longinus Euripides
La lN-Et0n Latin Grammar. Exempia Mnora, Latin
Prosody. Valpys Delecus, Cor. Ncpos Casar oy;d
Salu.t Vrgrs Eclogues and first six books Of Rnrid
Episiles Juvena Sat 8, l. T. 10 49, a. pcfsrs ercent
Sat 4th, Cicero, Tactus and IivV. ~
Greek aFd Latin ProsOdy aud composition in ,,rose and
verse are particularly attended TO-
10 srequiste that each Of the students should be furnish
Paruussum. w '' "V
An extensive OF English education is also eornin
ed with the classics. ~
Vacation closed thc "a Of January
january g. y, pun
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-17

The Evening Post gives, last night, n letter from
IFS correspondent at Washington, affecting to detail
with precision, the circumstances Of Mr. Van Rensse-
laers appointment as post master nj Albany, which
we take upon ourselves to say incorrectly stated
tn Tie FIRST place, the appointment of all his dcpu ties
IS exclusively vested IN tle Post Master General
aud the President has 10 do with them ,llar
Mr. Coleman, or lis correspondent. The cabinet
council, therefore, which is said 10 have been held
as to this appointment, very certainly never was held
nor did Mr.. Thompson object, nor did Mr. Writ an
swer his objections This Is pure invention OF the
part Of the letter writer, one who has imfos-
ed OH his creduty. Our cabinet" as it is called
have other things TO do just now, than 10 arrange the
appointments Of deputy post-masters. That the Vice
President, Secretary Of the Navy, and the two Sc
majors, did write, and press upon the Post Master
General the appointment of Mr.. Lansing is certain:
II is us certain too, that tIey did not draw up any
protest against Mr. Van Rensseaer's appoint,ne mt
after ii was made. The claims Of Mr.. Van Rensse-
laer as gallant, patriotic soldier, none can be
more ready than ourselves to allow but had they
been tenlold greater, would not have counlenanc-
cd by hs appointment the speculation which has now
become so common, Of getting seat in Congress
Tor the suke thereby Of obtaining an office
N. York .1meriCns
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-17
7o2wsw THOMAS w. WHITE.
10 MANUFACTURERS on COITON

OR WOOLLEN CLOTH.
fEWE Appomaox Company at their Locks in the y;
entity ct Petersburg Va two situations which they think
very eligible for erecting woOllen factory Al
each site there Is ~ feet fall Of water quantity su
sient TO drive machinery TO any that mrht br
wanting We think the situation cotton factory reu
dered more eligible from the circumstance that The eop
trading to Petersburg, raise and furnish that market with
an abundant supply OF cotton and purchase In exchange
large quantity OF cotton cloth As wool the country bor
derng on hppomattox river, and trading PETERSBURG
RAISE considerable quantity for domestic present
there are no wooen factories in this section OF country that
we have knowledge OF. And there being regular Dc
mand II Is not considered object for farmer to raise
more than can be manufactured IN way by his DO
mescs bui we think supply might be obtained II there
was regular demand for few years In the mean time
we would reader tle terms Of lease accommodating
Upon the whole consider these uations as having no.
culiar advantages. They high dry ard comnoous be-
ing 90 or 20 feet above the river with sufficient power OF
Water where those who raise and send the raw materials
VIII furnish steady demand for the manufactured fnbfie
IL Is believed that not half the passing over these fans
WIN De wanting TOR the purposes above referred to-soud
tins be the TACT the person leasing the situation will be nc
liberty 10 employ the balance Of the water in driving mills
or any other machinery Any person Wishing TO Lease these
situations WIZ arPy to Daniel =. Allen clefk tie Upper
AppOnottox Company, residing tie Basna Petersburg
u. A. MORTON. r. n. VENABIE.
January s. "a -,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-17

the l4th day OF December 1921, took from harles
" Gray's beat head Billy Neaey about 500 hounds
OF loose tobacco The is requested call prove
his properly, pay charges and take away-or shall deal
Win u as HE law directs WM. PIGtOTT,
Inspector OF boats. Lock Tiarbor.
January 9. 52-,ysv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-17
EDUCATION.

Tg1lE subscribers school will be continued the ensun
4 year, at his residence in the Of Louisa (near
ureen springs In this school viii be taught the English
geography, with the Of the globes, and the various
branches of mathematics.
The price Tor board and tuition including Washing Iodg
ing &c VIII he 100 doars payable the end of the
Inc school will open about The mid die OF
close on The LIST December The subscriber having
Poyfu hlr Robert Hasai assistant teacher, is willing
TO undertake the instruction Of tw enty five scholors
L. IACKETT.
% Lonisa, December %. eg-wIw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-17
E-rtract Of letter FROM our correspondent 1T JVasi
ton, dated jan. 7th, 1872

Erfract 81 letter from our correspondent 1t WaShinp-
ton, dated JQa, 7th, 1922
" w It'll untelgned pleasure, j inform YOU that the
Post Master General has this day appointed General
Solomon Van Rensselaer,, Postmaster AT ALBANY vice
Solomon Southwlck, remOUed This affair presume
VIII cause some little excitement in New York and
your readers will doubtless be DESTROYS of learning
some OF The particulars relating TO IT, | therefore
give you few, which believe may he relied on
IL having been determined that Mr.. SoutlIwick
should be removed the only question, with the cabi-
net, was, who should be his successor. The late
Chancellor Lansing name was brought forward lac
his friends, and backed by the influence of the Vice
President and your two Senators, Messrs. Van Bcu-
rem and King Gen. Van Rensselaer, was also nom-
mated, and he backed by tic influence as is IN
dersiood, OF the Kentucky and Ohio mcmbers parti-
cuiarIy by Col. johnson, of the former state When
the question first put the members of the cabi-
net, they were all in favor OF General Van Rensselaer,
except the Secretary of the Navy, who objected on
account OF his politics but he answered. by Mr.
writ, who sad that such considerations were out of
the question now there was longer any politics
On which, the Secretary of the Navy is sad To have
acquesced and declared himself in favor of The an
pointment. When il was known to your Senators.
mat was determined that it should be nr.dc ON Sa-
tTday, they requested that IL might be postponed fill
Monday afternoon, and in the mean lime drew no 4,
formal memorial against IL, wh ch read, hut the
appOintn ent was then made. IL was thought by the
President and by all the Cabinet that the seryces
the General had rendered his country IN two wars.
WITH the severe and dangerous wounds he had receiy-
cd III the discharge Of his duty, paramount on
sdcraons TO every other, and ought to outweigh all
the petty local objections Of party nature that could
be mentioned
have the pleasure 20 add that nothing that has
ransplred here for u long time Of "A similar nature
has given such satisfaction as this appointments Gen
Van RENSSELAER, has been waited OIL by great mum.
Der oil members Of Congress, TO congratulate him ON
The event. hope the appointment may afford him
an honorable aud liberal provision for Old age
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-17
MR.. HENRY GRTVEGNEE

u,
fEIAKE notice that shall proceed under commission
Il isssed from the Superior Court OF Chanccry for te
Richmond districts to take the dispositions of sun,ry
III certain case wherein plaintiff aud are dcien-
dni al my dweling-house, Lege, in the Kingdom the
Netherands ON the I'd day Of April 1922 hours
OF IL III and T. NJ and il from deposi-
ions or any OF them should he taken above
specified viii be regularly adjourned such time ami
place as snail be requisite until the object OF the said
mission shall have been Accomplished.
JOSEPH Gil. DE SoER.
Richmond, December 10, 1921. s4-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-17
NOHICE.
December Eff
For RENT
"a GORDONSVILLE FOR SAFE

L1EfsA GORDONSNlLLE FOR SALE.
IsssAl The subscribers have determined to sell this
AI- very valuable estate, containing about DO acres
OF land, lying in the of Orange, road
leading from Charlottesville fredericksburg. which is in
ter ccd by the stage rad from Richmond HarsonLurg
within 20 miles of the O"ire,sity II PWgiajc.
The land is handsomely situated under the Soutl-S est
Mountains in wealthy neglorlUod, and has the pre-
misses three cOmmodiOGs dwengouses, Stables other
necessary outhuildrgs well OF excellent nevcnilin wa
ter, good garden, large APPLE ORCEIAR choice tiu
and an abundance OF limestone hch easily be
This establishment has long been known the most eli
bic for TAVERN Of in the upper country and on nc
count OF its healthy situation pleasant retreat in the
summer season Tor people from the low part siac
We have rented the Tavern the ensuing should
sale he effected the ipte be
have the liberty Of secdn" in the fall
For terms apply Doctor leae Nathaniel Gordon on
the place. 10 james GorlOu Butetourt john
Gordon OF the house of Williams * Gordon, Richmond.
JAMES GORDON, Htirs al lao JOHN y. GORDON,
LUCY GORDON, }ofNat4amiel} NATHI.. GoRDON,
CHARLES llEALE, Gordon dec. SAAlL H. Gui,pON
GorlonSN lille. December {. SAT-
a IL person, IndruIodtO JOHN GRAHAAI, dcc,Sy are
requested To make payment 10 Immediately rs /
am DESTROYS OF closing the administration soon pOssc
ana therefore cannot grant indulgence body.
=. WALTER DUN. Executor
NnN. w Dill of John Graham doc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-17

~ persons who may have claims on Tie estate the
- mie Col WILLIAM BYRD, requested 10 commu-
ncate them TO me for examinations without teav as wish
70 dispose according 20 law, Of the estate remaining in
ny han shall be in n chmonG dur ny the session of the
assembly, AMI will attend any communication which ma
be made 20 mc on the subject.
WILLIAM B PAGE
gannary J. I'LL Executor Of Col. William Byrd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-17

LE@ZA by virtue of Il deed OF trust from
lsssHj John Adams aud Samuel u. Adams executors of
1lsA. Richard Adams, deceased, bearing I7t,
June 1913, and recorded in the county lcnrcn
made TO secure the payment Of certain therein mem
uoned 10 william H. Page of Mrs.
was executrix OF Col William y ri shall sell III pnlc
auction IN front oil the premises for ready money Thurs
day the 7th Of the mouth (FtLay n tenement m The
concr OF + an h streets, having front OF - feet
street and extending back 40 the of
dr Charles Palmer @. j. MACMuRDO
THOMAS TAYLOE, Trustees
EDM. CHRISrIA&,}
January 10. ,ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-17

A IL persons having q
n deceased, are requisite
Nov. "a. 54--if
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-06-18

iatfoil a
ltlAority.
,cd MIR.
hdolg is
rem.
Die MAJ
lehcenc
ne he
Of trus
and p
all bis
he les
ii out [
he bo
rents
g.. he !
iits, lie;
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-06-18
An apprentice

ITO the Tin Plate-lcorking business is wanted.
One from the country, who can come well
recommended for steady, sober and industrious
habits, may hear Of a good place by calling at
TINS Oihce. June IL.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-06-18

THE subscribers have received large supply
Of ~ and by =, CHELMSFORD GLASS,
which they offer for sale at The Factory prices,
which have recently been reduced 25 per cent.
.4LSO-A few Chaldrons Of COAL
n. 4 l. DANA g. Co.
Portland, March IL, 1922. e.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-06-18

AMES TORRANCE, would inform his friends
- and tn. HAhEe. tL-. aPFOrutru me
agent OIL. KoLLocK, Nj. ID. in the esta blshment
of an Apothecary's Shop-and having taken a
convenient stand in Fox's buildings, opposite Mr..
Il. Boyd's Middle Street-and supplied il with
a good assortment of
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-06-18
Robert Boyd.

Corner of Erchange and .uiddle-Streets.
LAS lately received blk. blue and Oxfard mixed
II BROADCLOTHS-Woo lenets-Satt
Nankin Crapes--blk. and cold Canton Grapes
French and Italian do.-blk col and striped Silks
Caicoes-worsted and cotton Hose-Ladies kid and
silk Gioyes-Mens silk and brown do.-Indispensibes
plain and garniture Ribbons---Musns- Cambric-
Dimoties--crape Shawls-Vestings Parasols--eing-
ham and silk Umbrellas cases Leghorn Straws-
Gentemens Leghorn Hats-neck and pocket Hdkfs-
sewing silks-fag and blk silk Hdkfs--blue compa-
ny and short yellow Nankins, &c &C.
AF.4LSO.-S0
Domestic Sheetings. Shirtings, Plaids and Stripes
Tckinss S'c-All of which win be sold very low for
CASH.
Portland, June a, 1922
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-06-18
Drugs s. Medicines.

No articles will be offered for sale but such as
are Of the first quality--and will be sold as reas-
enable as at any store in town Personal attend
ance viii be given at all hours. Physicians are in
formed that all the compounds are prepared ac-
cording to the direction in the National Pharma-
copeia, and that their prescriptions will be atten-
ded TO by himself. Portland Jan. IS, 1922.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-06-18
JOSHUA DUNN,


HAVING purchased the EXCLUSIVES right Of
manufacturing Mr.. Nathan Mixers newly
invented and highly approved PATENT STRING
RIDING SADDLES, within the State Of Maine,
now offers for sale & will keep constantly on hand,
at No. 5, Columbian Row, MIDDLE STREET,
A good assortment Of Gentlemen's SADDLES,
constructed upon Spring, highly finished, at l8,
which have been pronounced by the best judges
to be the greatest Improvement ever offered 10
the public. The Saddles being so constructed
as to be free from every liability to injure the
horses back, and to carry the rider with incon
eeivable ease. ......aLSO.....
Centlemen's best plain SADDLES, highly fin
ished, with plated Stirrups, from II to $12-sec-
ond quality do. do. with common Stirrups, from
to S10-third quality do do from to $7-Bitt
and Berdoon Brides, Russell and Black, from
to S6-plated Curbs do do s. So Snafles do
do S2-Curb Brides, with tin'd Bits, ST. So
Snsfles do do from rs cts. tc l-best Potted
and Brass Wagon Harnesses, $40 Plated Chaise
Harnesses, from $40, S25 to $30-Trunks-E-
quipments, with Red Belts-Whips, Spurs, &s.
cheap as the above.
on HAND,
2 elegant Bellows top Chaises-
and now finishing off % more, cheap for cash or
approved Credit-Old Chaises Painted, clean
ed, and repaired in every branch, with short no.
tice and cheap.
j. y. WISHES to employ Journeynlen
the above business. e3dwtf. March 2s. -
-----,I.-I-I1TIT-Y TYT15TTTT-T YYTTT 4 M
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puv podls :'sy4purH 6oueI pup sIsmqseO quar-
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-15
MARSHAI5S SALE


NpEk decree Of the Superior Court Chancery for
inc hichnom district, pronounced in therein
depending on the 18th day fJanuary 1920 between Robert
Gordon and james Curric administrators of lanes Currie
deceased and Henry uks Others defendants and FIcn
~ Dauhs plntiii against Robert Gordon Others
iennu snail, on Thursday the liza day Of January IT.
at the front door of the Eagle
9" htenniond expose 10 sale public auction,
highest bidder for cash, the following tracts or parcels of
iah or so much thereof be sufficient satisfy said
decree, to witS - '' ~
$40 Alo Hughes river in the county of Aonon-
20s0 y gala
ae0 ), All on Sand fork OF Little Kenhawa, in the
Z $50 county OF MOnongaa
4Uo acres in Harrison county, the left hand fork Of the
- west fork of Little Kenllawa
81 acres ON Pcdlars run in Harrison county
~ acres on simpsons creek and Pedlrs run Harrison
acres on the waters OF Booths creek in Harrison
o. acres on the waters of Lost in Harrison
'o acres on the waters of Otter creek in Harrison
acres on me waters Of smpson's creek in Harrison
% acres on the waters OF Lost run in Harrison
oSi acres ON the waters of Simpsons creek and ery
in the county of Harrison
$50 acres the middle branch of the left hand fork Of
Simpson s.cYsek, in Harrison
S37 acres on b>rkleys its confluence with Tiger
Valley river in Harrison
229 acres on Shelby's in Harrison
600 acres waters OF Derrys ranch OF Simpsons
creek, in Harrison
81 acres on PedarS drain OF Simpsons creek in the
county Of Harrison
800 acres BerTys and Tcrrys rum both
Simpsons creek, in Harrison
100 acres in HARRISON the left hand fork OF Ten Mile
- creek,a branch Of the west fork of Monongalia
io0 acres on The waters of Tiger Valley river HARRISON
1870 acres the side of Tiger Valley
IZ25 acres on BOOTHS creek in Harrison
5s0 acres on the ustead fork of Booths creek in Harrison
'-6CO acres on Simpsons creek in Harrison
Making III the whole 42,9i0
December es-2owtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-15
SALE OF LAND.

DURsUANT deed Of executed TO US by Thomas
MILLER and WIFE, duly recorded in the CLERKS office Of
King William county, TO secure tie payment OF sundry
ot money due 10 Robert Sanard AID Gar Minor trustees
OF Warner l.. WOrmey decd the request nf the aid
trustees shall sell or the premises for cash. the highest
bidder, that large md valuable estate called ANSKfS
LODGE K WORMLEY GROVE containing abont 2sOO
The day sale will I've Saturday The 10Th Of ia
nuary next. ROBERT S. CHEW,
UABNEY EERNDON, Srrustees.
Oct. 80 JOHN METCALF.
u BY of the undersigned executors a. Thomas
Miller and tie trustees Of Worny h- sale j. postponed 10
hc 0h f Fbrary When 1t will certainty tsLe place. The
lands will he divided aud sold ~ more convenient
firms aud the terms will be- about ouehirtcruth part Of
the purchase money in cash. sixv days. interest
Tor the sixty DAYS. ami the residue 90 the purchase
payable the 80 VI January 1923, boar from e
date the interest ~ he payable the Of January 1873
and anomaly that das, IN the years 1895 1876 1925
1877 APO 1924, bonds md approved sccuri given tor
the akpunt OF the interest yabe ~ tive times afore
said, and bond without security for tic principal, paw
able the lt January 5gs ard these 0nds secured deed
Of trust he land 20 Tic puncial payment thereof
GAERfr MINOR, Trustees OF WhrneI
ROBERT STANARU,t l.. Worinlcy
3 -. FKRGUSO5 J. .ecufors Of Tho
MM. MILLER. Brs Miller.
Jan e r-9-lds