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COTTON PLANTATION-

SALi-bt0on1d, the late residence
Der, containing 1000 acres IL is suaied on branch
of the Bayou Pierre creek which past the tow Of Port
Gibson in the s~e of Missippi-and distant from ma
ieaton and that town only about six miles 1t has
upwards OF 100 acres of cleared land well
under cultivation aud Is capable the present clearing
producing 80 TO 100 bales of cotton-bas goo m-gin
aud press, also frame dwelling house, curn-crbs an
OLeT necessary buildings ready person proceed
once 10 planting and would he delivered up in January
next The raet Is well watered valuable living
principally ON The creek first and bottom land Ii
will be Sold et'her long credit tolerably
prompt payuients-tor terms apply Charles Ellis, Esq
Richmond or The subscriber Port Gibson spp
june b 8-wtiD JOHN MURDOCH.
uJ'IerInS-S 1000 pay allie delivering up the place
and 1000 in one year or 10000 in four install
ments, with interest until paid.
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the treasury be instructed to present project foI
Inc only consumption within with the county Re-
ferred 10 the conniittee on the treasury.
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NOTICE.

fElE parties concerned will take notice that Monday
The 25ib day of August next shall proceed 20 get ne
commissioners appointed ~ the Richmond Chaucery Court
90 divide the real n Charles Clay in Powhaan
county, between such of The parties choose acn ano
comply with the order of said court.
ALEXANDER MURRAY.
JUNE -. - -wfw' Attorney for Betty Moray
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yIt.GlNIA: To wit Al a Court Appeals held AZ IN,
1923: '~' 'isI
HuLE-Oreyed, That for the future the Docket shall be
called, and the disposed of follows The cause,
upon the docket shall he regularly called tried unesx
Tor good cause shewn saving the preeeB be given Ia
privileged causes And il for any shall he
passed. 1t shall moi be called up, until IL is again
upon the next calling of the docket but the of
party who shall have been ready the frs,
cahng-and for the purpose nj the calling of the duckr
the term shall be conde continuing n ein
Ut The count in October until its nai adjournment HE
succeeding spring or SUMNER without regard the inter
walls of adjournment.
Ordered, That tue regular terms OF the court MS TO all
Other purposes, shall be from the tenth of October ill H.
eighteenth OF December; from The twentieth OF January
m the iirst OF April aud from the May until The
fifteenth of June. - "S
Acopy--Teste JOSEPH ALLEN CCA
June "a. a.
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H4TAs committed tbe jail Of Hanover on the 1872
w negro woman who calls herself JULIA ANN, and
says she belongs 20 Mr.. Cock Of Geogn, and that pc
purchased her 81 Mr. James Clarke Of Maryland She
Of brown complexion, about eve feet six inches bgh
and has wide gap between her upper teeth in front Inc
owner j. requested forward prove property pay
charges and take her away, she will be dealt with -
the law directs. VIM. w. JufLMAN, Acting Jailor
May 20 4-wf2w For JAMES STAKE.
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Needlan, 29,h May, 1928.
DEAR SIR: Your favour Of the 7iI 0f April last was
duly received by mail; hut, from circumstances over
which, had no control, could answer il before
was led TO the publication of of the La,u
School, not so much, with view proi, assure you as
o he useful could in furnishing precedents adapted
our laws; for, saw the want Of such precedrns the
records made by the Clerks of oT Courts rs well a.
the pieadngs of our lawyers, every where rs they
come 20 my view, with very few exceptions prove.
The FIRST volume, you know, published, at my own
expense, and for which have paid and the
proceeds OF shall reimburse and enable 70 on
with the publication of the second volume, | shall do IT,
as is now ready for the press and comprises many
ul precedents, in addition the first and IS no
doubt, II live. that the third volume, will be ready for
publication, by the end of the present session of
School But let the sales OF the first volume, he hat they
may, when the works Completed it shall lie published
aud all those who may have patronsec lou gh
copy ofthe first volume shall have uf the
volume, at one dollar and Of the la
dollars each that the four voldcs IN cost II and
you may now advertise the work accordingly.
1 am, dear sir, your most obedient servant.
CREED TAYLOR.
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VIE following letter received from Judge Taylor will
shew the terms upon which the Journal of the Law
School will 6e sold us ii progresses, when completed
PETER COTTON.
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TN CHANCERY-At a court held for Prince Edwa,a
Il county, April the 2ist, 1893
William Fowlkes, David Hanblin and John Penick,
CoBplts
against
George Foster John Foster, Booker Foster and James
Foster Dsns
The defendant George Foster having an
and given security according the
eral assembly and the rules OF this court and il appearing
the satisfaction Of the that he is inhabianf
of this the motion of the complananS by their
COUNSEL is ordered that the said defendant Foster
the compartments BILL that copy srler
he forthwith of the public newspaper
printed in the city of Richmond for months
~ and also posted tue front door of the OF
this county.
A copy-Teste u. ]. woRSHaM DC.
Jnne 10. i0-w6w+
CHAM klIYAt ltres he'd in the clerk 5 office AZ
the Court of Hastings for the city of Richmond ON tn
second day of June, 1885,
Thomas II. Drew, John 6. Blair and William H. Carmp
late partners, trading under firm of Drew, Blair ami
Carroll PIf'
dgainst -"
ii. hctchun, the Richmond Dock Company, Josenh
Owaihniey, Herbert q. Thompson and William Dabney,
Dsfs
The defendant ketchum having entered his appear
ance ana given security according the Assemble
and the rues of this and appearing sMisfacor
evidence that he il inabitant OF this
ON the motion OF the plaintiff by his attorney ordere
that the said defendant do appear here before 81
"Wednesday in August next and the hill of plain
thus and that copy OF this order be forthwith published
in newspaper printed in this city two mopbs
Of the said city successive court days previous 10
the said third "Wednesday In August.
copy-Tese, TIL. G. HOWARD, Gin
June .. 9-w8w
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J TWTFNT WFTTT UWTTs
DANIEL CALI

Executor Of RoGert Means, deceased.
~ expect the purchasers, the sales in the state of
Ohio last year. pay Chcohe in the said OF
Ohio, the money due their bonds for the FIRST install
the day the said bonds respectively become pay
able As the affairs of The require punctual payment
Richmond. June 20. t9-tds
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District, Nop,Inber 80, 1922
YXTALTER DuN, exor of the last will and tesameno .
w Of John Graham, deceased, Plaintiff. =
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IN CHANCERY.-At court continued held Tor Lou
isa county at the courthouse, Tuesday the tenth DAY
/ OF June, 1928
Elisha Smith, Joseph Carpenter and Nancy his wife, and
John Gillian aud BeI-ey bis wife, Ptvs.
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IN CHANCEGN~-ULted Snies Court fIiL circuit aud
Virginia district November so, 1922
walter Dun executor OF the last will and testament Of
John Graham, deceased pm
~, -
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NInUINIh ~ suptIlOr court OF chhcty lOIutH az
the Capitol In Tie city Of Iliohmond, lhe 18Th day oil
January, 1873
James Iiord, appellant, On motion Of the appellee
against by caunsci, the doth or
Edmund Hord, appellee der that unless the appellant
he the cross BILL for which leave given, by the order
O the 28h DAY OF January 1890 within sixty days after ne
shall have been served with copy of this order, that his
appeal he dismissed Mt the OF the appellant act oil
this day. gopy-Teste, WM. W. HENING, &C.
June 90. i8-Aeiw
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Having appointed the 25d day July next for carryn
the above order into effect the parties concerned
qdesed to attend nj my Office with their accounts
vouchers for settlement, by
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MARSHAL,S SALE

OF P3LUABLE CHiCR44HOMiNY LAND.
PURSUANT To decree of the superior
Tor the district OF Williamsburg will he sold high
ei bidder ON Saturday the 9Th day Of July being ay
Tavern that valuable called Yarmouth belonging
the estate of John Coke dec. and
late Col lines. This estate lies in the county James
City Immediately Chickahomny river here is navi-
gable Tor craft OF almost uthen coninns 26O
acres oil prime land great portion which first rate
50w grounds and is in high ofimprovement and
hnder good and substantial Enclosures This estate affords
The best range for all kinds of stock in lower country
atounds IN fine springs of the best
and agreeable neighbOuThood There belonging this
faTn good fishery for shad, behring's, Sturgeon rock &C.
venson and wild fowl in abundance-The buildings con-
sit ola very excellent two brick dwelling
ing the river aud aioding handsome prospect
dairy smoke house granary stables every other out
souSe sufficient for the comfortable of
family, which have all undergone thorough repair About
1000 acres o ~ land abounds in timber n quality of
various kinds, and from its convenience
might be prnftahly disposed OF Mach fine meadow
might be reclaimed this estate NJ hut e expense or
ing land respectfully invited this sale il will
positively be sold, aud la my opinion VIII be such bar
gain viii not he with again.
VIII he sold at the place under the afore-
a decree small grist MILL with land
ached, aud lies within about miles Of Yarmouth
s'tuaed ona good srenm and in Iopulous neighbour
hold, aud has been found very profnbe. A poui saw
ni might Ire erected nj hut little expense and Ia the pur
chaser of Yarmouth would he found extremely profitable
The terms will be and credit for tw thirds
oil the purchase money without interest the remaining
hiF credit during the lite lime of the widow, with inter-
esi from tie day OF sale o be paid 10 her Bonds
asd approved personal security, in trust on the
red Nm. hiCkNDIISiI nj g ~ n tv n,
June 6. ads "
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NOTICE.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber on the nighs the nth
May last, TOM negro "a or % years Of age, 8
feet or inches high copper color made, p face
and eyes has small opposite the Of orc Of bis
eyes, (it is believed the rightly larger than pea and
only perceptibe strict examination also lump his
breast the unknOwBbas good set Of teeth, large
heard when permitted grow aud whiskcrs lis
clothing is not recoleced lie TOOK with him and
shaving bfxand had pass pass and repass until Mon
day morning. ANY perssn apprfendiBg said negro and
combining him in any safe Jail in the United States 10 get
jann Coiquet GreenesJoro, Georgia, shall be literally
wared and all reasonable expenses paid Tom artfu
fellow and will doubtless change bis name, hisowner
aud pass for free iIe purchased in Mary
land about past from hr. Welyard, by Benjamin
COlqustf from whom he escaped the road but APP
pretended and put IN Charlotte county, Va jail where he
called his Elias, and said he the property Of
Mr.. White, atrnder. JOSEPH MOORE.
lam a
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Richmond, Nav so. 2: y
.Manufacfuring mn for Renf

ON the 9th day Of July propose attending the
- Franklin Hotel in Lynchburg, in order my
farm mill Harrss creek its with James
river short distance from Lynchburg with commodeus
dweng-house near il, and large umber-house the
edge Of Backwater creek, its confluence with
river and within the corporation ofLynchburg-beiug
s,red aconTenentappendage to the mill for the purpose
OF couniingroOm and of storing wheat -four, Gc-and
from thence TO the mill boats pass with great facility.
thorough repairs going and the mill works 5
pair OF burr stones and pair OF rubber the
capacity of manufacturing immensely OF flour the first
quality The situation is perfectly healthy. A few hands
may be worked to advantage a small plantation eonnec-
ed with the seat ifdesired large quantity of materials
prepared 10 make -four barrels the of the
The term of the lease will lie two years, further
required The present prospects in the adjacent
10 the mill are in favor ofconsiderabe crops of wheat
the mill is too distant from residence think OF
Quoting II on my own account, am determined 10
very cheap ri fair price cannot be obtained.
june rs. n-IOt JAMES BRUCE.
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For SALE


MY tract Of land in Albemare county, heretofore my
k residence, consisting of $500 about 1000 OF
which OF the best mountain quality, and 500 lying
the mountain and extending from it, generally good
quality, and remarkably well timbered, The
tract lies the south side OF the vanna, branch Of
lanes river, navgable for batteaux Milton which
within 81 miles IL is miles from Charlotesyi lille,
from the University OF its advantageous situation,
heah and society, remark need be made here The
has alt the usual improvements il, commodious
dwelling house, bulldogs for and other domestic
good stables two barns with threshing
grist and saw mill, with good houses for managers and
tborers, well posted for each purpose and all in
The be divided,
parts and will he SO disposed Of il desired The payment
the purchase may be made by instanents, with
very liberal credit, I've agreed the OF sale
The furniture and the stock every kind may sold with
the land.
have also for sale anoiher tract Of raher than
three miles below Milton, within nf river,
It's northern sde which lies well, is of good qualify well
tmbered and watered, and has valuable vein
passing through it, This tract is divided Into two farms
each living ia dwelling house, commodous
small family, with necessary buildings. will be
given Tor this tract in like manner, the other
Persons ncnabe to purchase will address ihems
directly 10 JAMES MONROE.
Washington June 10. IO-Sm
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COTTON PLANTATION.

CN0R SALE-A plantation in tue State of Mississippi,
IL situated on the Bayou Pierre, miles below the
Gndone Ford, and FIVE from the town of Gibson PORT
contains about 1920 of laud nearly the whole of
first rate quality both for cotton and corn400 are
cleared and now under good fence and tuyaon-a pas
OF about 800 acres is also enclosed.
person DESTROYS of migrating with his negroes from
Virginia, aud farming IN cotton large extest would
find this estate worthy ofattenon thirds OF the land
is qte level, not subject To overflow, does not
wash and wear out like ofthe Urands AIiss-
sppi IL has il small dwelling house in an
elevated situation, commanding extensive view of the
plantation Very superior house, stables cot
ioa gn new grist mill corn cracker smoke house
and cabins for eighty negroes OF them framed and
quite newt is exceedingly well watered and tiInbered
and has produced ie0bs OF clean each
good stock OF horses, cattle and hogs farming utensils
be had with the plantation and if The purchaser
should wisl from 20 so negroes.
Application TO he made Mr.. George Robinson South
wood Lodge, Naichez, of mississippi ar 10 the
subscriber. ANDnEW SMITH
Richmond. June &
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UNION HOTEL FOR RENT.

~ Possession to be given the first day of Au-
fST5fs6 gust that extensive, conmoous and ee-
lssIm giant establishment in this city, (Richmond,
Val called the Union Hotel at present occupied
by Mr. Joshua Doing IL Is unnecessary the
advantages oil this establishment oany resident OF Rich
mond who might be disposed engage the business
conducting house Of public eniertanmen-but the
Of all others disposed IL be safely
serted, that there Is establishment tue kind
state Of Virginia. superior to IL, for extent convenience
and elegance INSTRUMENTATION, in particular, for
such purpose indeed II fairly challenge com,ar-
son with the first establishments of the kind in the United
States tits scarcely necessary TO add, that the stables,
winch OF brick, upon seae aud OF
corresponding with the of the establishment The
Hotel Is amply provided with suitable amt valuable Furni-
ture which may also be had bv purchase or for
There is also the lot, good story Brick
Dwelling House, for rent either with without the Hotel
Applications TO be made by letter. addressed Richard
Anderson President, Charles J. Nicholas, Cashier OF
the Office OF Discount and Deposit of the Bank Uni
ted States nj Richmond, u.
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By RITCHIE & GooCH.]

m The ENoUIRERis published twice week, general
To- aud three times week during the session OF the
the same heretofore, Fire Dollars per
nsus payable in advance Notes OF chartered, specie
Banks (ony) will be received in payment. The Ed
ors will guarantee the safety of RENTING them by mail
the postage OF all letters being paid by the writer's
ny Nosper will be discontinued but the discretion
Of The Editors, until all arrearages have been paid
NJ Whoever will guarantee the payment nine papers,
Shail have tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
II One square, tes,-Flrst INSERTION rs cents-each
continuance, SO cents.
inserted until has either been paid
for assumed by some in this city, or its envirens
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NOTICE.
HYGEIA HOTEL.

rTIIE subscriber has the Old Point Comfort,
known 10y the above title, and is prepared TO
ceive company.
The Proprietor conemplaes building large addition,
which, when completed, will increase the number of
To twenty. This will be in readiness early in July.
The this place by Steam Boats from Baii-
more, Washington City, Richmond Petersburg
which the passengers land within few yards Of the
housee saving in the expense of horses and carr
ages, which entirely useless hereeyery facility being
afforded by the Hampton Steam Boat which daily be-
tween Norfolk, Old Point Comfort aud IIamptsnTbe
lubrity of the climate, being constantly refreshed with the
breezesthe hard sandy beach for Salt Water Bathing
and Bath Houses which he Immediately erected for
the accommodation OF the Ladies' all combined render this
the most desirable situation, perhaps, in the United States,
Tor inval well for those whose object is pleasure
and amusement.
Sheeps-head Hog-fsh other fish for the table.
he caught in the abundance, and about the
Rip tap and will afford great amusement to those who
may he fond ofthe sport.
The subscriber has made arrangement for constant sup
ply ofJUNIPER WATER from the Dismal Swamp-and
he promises his Visitors abundant table Of the best Meats
Fish, Oysters, and in fact OF thing which graft
~ the palatethe best Liquors, Wines, &cgood
dance (having already engaged excellent servapts
and his time, which will exclusively devoted the
management Of the Establishment.
Terms Of Granddaughter day, : so per week, =
onger term than week, at the rate OF dollars.
May 16. 3-14t FRANCIS s. TAYLOR.
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SALE OF LAND

by virtue Of deed of trust executed TO the subscriber,
~ on the 3st day of October 1915 and recorded in the
clerks office Of James CITY county court, by William p.
Harris, for certain purposes therein expressed shall
in the city Of williamsburg Of the Raleigh Tavern,
at public auction to the highest bidder Of land
containing hundred and twenty-five acres and the
other containing hundred situate living and be-
ing in the county of James City, within six miles
Of the city Of williamsburg between Barreits Ferry and
the said city. The title is believed be good, but will
convey only such title ms is vested in
EDMUND CHRISTIAN, Trustee.
:.
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WESTERN AiENCY.


mt subscriber as agent for number Of citizens Of Vr-
g. glhia, having found IL necessary 10 establish
we scat OF Government in Kentucky, has procured
lance with view of extending business and will
G agencies for doing business Of all descriptions,
no ,sg land Investigating titles, prosecuting suits pay
bpss Ae collecting money sc. TO aid him in which, he
"Sageu the best counsel in the Having been
IN his business for five years. he has
10 compelled to procure extensive connected surveys Of
die ,,yi WIN every tract laid down, shew all
70 b connecting with H. and these connections
us strong confderre in his ability determine
strength. These connections already extend
ailv OF oOO miles on the Ohio river, they gradu
rent sng, 50 that after while he hopes upon the
strenc agency TOR land be able determine the
the W ne iie and from his general acquaintance with
fcutv ny 20 Know the quality Ofthe land without much diff
senscrber has also Office established in
HE r,h @ ai the Yellow Banks where, in his absence
ana i,Lil tbiip Trpiett, will attend his business
Tended -, rom frankfort his business will he
,p,ech ~ 1r' a. T. Burnley. Letters directed the
ed 4, S az Frankfort. post paid will be promptly attend
OF M PPicauon can also be made Mr. Thos. Green,
,',,ts..Nnnt Va who will make known the terms and Is
I'-eu 10 enter into contracts for agencies.
,snrp =, ROBERT TRIPLETT.
" may not he amiss TO inform tho citizens Of
tbst , WHO hold land and have agents in Kentucky,
fsi, lnu may be lost for vast Of attention, 10y for
Inc non payment Of taxes of limitations IN bring
1Ni IN opening DEGREES obtained by default
can Nery himsy grounds death Of witnesses, who
are NV ssinolsh their claims, aud in other ways. Many
r,i,i NY mus lnstbui supposed he lost which
~ good management he reclaimed.
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NIARSHAL'S SALE

OF P.7LU.3BLE LANDS and SLAVES
1 NDEt decree of the superior of chancery for
- the Richmond district pronounced the 26tl day OF
January 1919 in cause depending therein between Will
lam Bernard, executor Of John pkins deceased nit a.
EainSt Thomas X. Rooies, deit SHALL day of
July next the frsni door of the Eagle Hotel the city
richmond offer for sale by public auction, the highest
Odner Tor CASH the following property, much thereof
As may I've sufficient 20 satisfy the balance due under
decree viz 1873 OF LAND lying county OF lou
ses,e iO acres of which purchased of Lewis
wen aud wife by the said Rooles and 32S of John
olunbs, and adjoining the lands Of Lewis,
Wa.kns aud others lying pary Severn 1877
VI anu conveyed by the said Burwe in the aforesaid
as1 the hnnse and land containing acres wherein
ssd hoote formerly resided, adjoining the Frede-
ckseure and the follow ing SLAVES viz. Peter, Nicha
e. Iom Isaac Nat, Ned, Peter, Jesse Eredcrick Miles,
9""ney Sarah and child Sal Easter Charles Phis Jen-
Y and bee daughter Jenny Patty, FTankey, Phils child
nurla, Hsmphrty and Tom. Alice and her child Sally
eiy and her child Billy and Lucy, FANNY, her child Billy,
aslet her child POliy Rose her child Div Jonathan AM,
TIM Itachei Sila, Dick Blacksmith add Tenor his wife
aforesaid. 7 GTEpti Nr n g :, =. ~ 70 m 10y
The balance due and payable under The above decree
S WIN interest from tue fret day Of January last.
I'D
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TRUST SALE

virtue OF deed of trust executed by William o. Bar
r 20 ne subscribers bearing dae the 18th Of Deem
J2i and duly recorded in The Office of the county conrf
oD 70 secure the paynent Of certain sums Of
e,ag leren mentioned to James u. FerguSOn Of the
81 11egtors c Thomas Miller decd we shall on bs 18Th ia,
60 ~ nN proceed 60 sell upon fhe premises, TO- the he
f;e,'eF ior cash, ten OF land IN the county OF
oochland, commonly called Mnlersve about fw miles
n,r 'ns Courthouse the present residence Of thc said
10 ~ winch there IS public landings lanyard, &c o.
much thereof shall be sufficient 10 pay and satisfy
on may he due under the said deed. The trustees viii
I 'y such title as Is vested in bem-tht title be-
''es 10 be iudspuiabie.
WILLIAM BOILING, lr.
5Rs.- "0HNiAs NJ VAu"h"S -,