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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-26

X virtue OF two deeds Of trust executed by Thomas
- Snon and wife, the dated the 9Th ,lav of March
49, anu recorded in the county court Pow n and
e oer recorded in the clerks Office Powhatas on the
Ih gay OF February 1928, for purposes therein mem
"he VIII he offered for sale the bidder nj pu-
hc auction for cash, Thomas Merrymans tavern in the
county oi iowhntan, the 18Th day next n
o. anh lying IN the county Of Powaian which the said
Thomas siraon and wife reside, containing I52
acres more or ess much thereof may necessa.
~ Sasyte purposes of the said deeds. The title
III Tue subscribers Will he conveyed the purchaser
JOSEPH b. DAVIS,
JOHN MAXEY, jun.
SAMUEL WATKINS, it"s'ees'
MATHEW lioBSoN,
Seniember H. eII..,s
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vALUABLE PROPERTY F0R SAFE

FNLC hDbf. fhOFERI1 FUR SALE.
VIE subscriber wishing TO retire from public life now
IL offers for sale OF the most valuable stands on
public honse in Virginia. long known Brick House
a'eTn situated "a the main public leading from e
ely OF Richmond the country nine miles nove
charlottesville, and within II miles of the Universty
mere about us acres OF land attached now in n bigb
state ct cultivation II is deemed unnecessary TO give
''nuie description of the property il is well known
aud those wishing 10 purchase will course view tke
misses liberal credit will he given. Those wishin IA
purchase VIII do well to make immediate application 10 The
terms " ~ ""o" MS
have also small! place within two miles Of the a,ove
known by the of Mountain Plhin containing so
Which is very comfortable place for a small family On
II comfortable frame DIV Cling house. which will sell
on very reasonable terms. BENJAMIN UapniN
August -. On o. iA''
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SALE

(Y virtue Of deed Of executed TO The undersigned
- by Dr. H. D. Anderson and wife date the 18Th OF
June shni Saturday the it day Ofoctober
~ tie town ni New Canton for purposes o said deed sell
The highest bidder for cash the lot IN said town
by The said Anderson OF Dr. Thomas Nelson We shall
transfer tOthe purchaser our title rs trustees.
GEORGE ~. PAYNE, gr
WALTER L. FONTAfNE, trustees
September ~. |qy,
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tdncY Booi & .Shoe Mnnuf rciorn- Remnved

IIlE subscriber has taken the house three doors below
lis former stand, oppo,iie the Swan Tavern here he
viii manufacture Ladie Geatieess Fane Roots Shoes
~ the shortest notice. lie has Lately received some hand
some figured Denmark Satin, and expects ~ receive in
few days very handsome co0red Denmark Satin 6o
Hre AMI Pruuelaw ic, with Bis present sf0ek Of pro-
ncia Denmark Satin, English Mid Morocco and seaiskin
will make handsn assortment a. cannot fail t
please those WHO will favor him with their custom
ScpCiO' Cast PHILIP STARE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-26

Dr. Hamilton, alias Bs1jori, Srhe Grand Jury found
two indictments against hero III the aud
ON Tuesday for hisamy, and the other for swniing.
lie was arraigned before the oyer and Termner We'd
nesay and plead guilty both, thereby derauding
OF both sexes Of the anticipated pleasure peep
pretty creature and of hearing public detail of his adj
venturous exploits in Venus. The extent
the punishment for bisauy is 10 confinement in the
| State Peniteniiary. IN. j. Eagle
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-26
CASH FOR NEGROES-..

VIE subscriber will give the highest price In cash 70
- ~ OF so likely Joung negroes. Al gentlemen havin
9 safe suc would do well to call and me- at the Eari
Hotel IN Richmond before they dispose OF them
StPsb $685. DAVID M HAUnI<a
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buckingham county, Va. Aug. 10. '''' Id So So


virtue OF deed OF tru, from Walihail il.combe re-
corded IN the clerks offices of Charlotte niplell
ceunhe shall sell To the highest bidder payable the first
MAY next ~ negroes, OF them will satisfy
.ne nen, and charges mentioned in the deed. Bonds and
approved security i'll be required Of the purchasers
inese negroes are uncomn,ony valuable, and believe
ue ihaputabe, but will convey other title but
that vested in me by the deed.
me sale viii take plaee at Richardson's Store the up
end OF Charlotte ON the 10Th day OF October next
ctPtS ob-w4wT JOHN MORTON. TruStee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-26

mil turning different The iones are mt in a kia
"ihorper above, pushed down with rake. which
ford regular supply the rollers. The worked
b. roaory engine OF sne horse power ana will break
ton OF hard pebbles completely in from sik eight
machlne has been also invented the dressing WOOL
len cloth. which does much WORK la 50 two
men could do in days. fBath Chronicle.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-26
UNION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

A Propreiors, have opened this TAVERN the old.
been much improved from time time, in all the interior
apartments, well by additional buildings
swer all the purposeso Of public Tavern and Boarding
nase. Sne are the arrangements of the buildings and
accommodations, with improvements which
advancing to state OF completion, that Travellers
and visitors, with Ladies' and young families, be
.enienly and agreeably entertained. The premises
located IN close coniguy To the commercial part
OF inns growing and prosperous town. and being extern
lie situation. can he enjoyed pleasure.
The froie,ors SHALL upon NJ occasions, make il their
pleasure aud duty To give satisfaction and with sincere
view accomplish that great desirable they
shall spare no pains or expense whatever in all depart
excellent Lodging oons duly furnished good Servants
honest and attentive abundant table, with the most
quors, which country will Afford are no, unmind.
full OF the important value OF well regulated a furnish
this department shall answer every just expectation
effect that object have employed able experience
cd Ostler, distinguished for his attention and fdety-he
will do his duty Our Stables and Carriage Houses
now large and will also be improved Our Water 10, is
dered, the stable lot being Immediately situated Apo
This the same Establishment which was so long own
ell and managed by,Mr. James Durell, who enjoyed SO
faction lie was succeeded by Mr. French. and asrsar
ny Mr. Eckles These two last Gentlemen justly meried
and received the attention Of Mr. Durei friends hope
DAVID MEADE resides the premises, and will con
duct the affairs house assisted by Dir. COOPER
who has long served in this establishments his
department is generally known make
for tender assurance or Recommendation in tha
respect.
lis useless for usto for Board day
week, month or year-they moderate the abund
ance OF our highly favored country requireon this sujec
we confidently hope our town and country friends, visitors
and strangers, Mil have complain We Gloss
with asking itns favor That NO person may leav
our mouse with feeling or sentiment OF complaints witou
s,ahs me cause.-the proper explanation redress vii
| always he made.
We think necessary add that kind nature has favor
ed us with a healthy situation The Water uses. at on
house Is perhaps from the best Springs below the
'ans, and our Ice House is very convenient.
PETER III. HAHDAWAY.
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-. - -, :, -. =, =, 80 -2-WoW
VIRGINIA. To wit: Al rules holden in clerks oice
of the county Charlotte the 9Th day OF August
1928 ~ - e
Zackariab Cauviies, Plaintiff
Against
James l. Palmer, William Gaines, sheriff OF Charlotte
Robert Smith, Thomas Oliver and John Mason. De(ts.
The defendant James l. Palmer having entered his
appearance according TO The of Assembly rules
at Vs court ana II appearing the satisfaction
court that he Is not uhabtani this state motion
Of the plaintiff 10y counsel, il is ordered thar said de-
en,iant do appear here the first Monday
next and enter his appearance aud tue plaintiffs
BILL and give security for performing the of the
court aud tina, copy OF this order inserted IN the
mond Enquirer for two moah successfully. and posted
the front door OF the uIthsuse Of said coanty
copy-Teste, WlhSLOW ROBINSON G.
August ~. 9a--wau
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-26

V1RGINlA vii. Al court held Tor Charlotte county,
1855
JACK ~ Harvey aud Drusiia Harvey and
"m ct william Harvey G.. CO deceased, Pits
Asaisst
Zackarah Cansie executor of sara Norris dec Joel
OOee and Martha bis wife formerly Martha NORRIS Che
ees'rr Benson aud Mary his wife, frmery Mary sioriss
Dfffs
The defendants Joel Coffee and Martha bis and Che
cester Benson and Mary his wife having their
appearance, according 10 the act Of Assembly and ihr
rnies OF ibis court and IL appearing the satisfaction 81
Tie court that they not inhabitants of this state The
motion n the plaintiff BY COUNSEL IL il ordered tIa fe
s"d defendants do appear here the Monday Nv No
Veiorr next and eut'r their appearance and The
painh b aud give security for performing the decree
81 ihe court. aud that IT this order lie Inserted "a
'"nr paper pfnted ~ he ciiy NJ Richmond mopi
ucsessiyey and posted The front door II the Courhou7
# The said county.
COPY -Tec. wiSsLow ROBINSON, C.
5epNmbef O. 35-wsw
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4 Bib, 1928: ~ ~
Nathaniel Newly, Pr
Agai,st
=, William Newly, lie Roy Newly Paisey Newly, Nancy
New by and Susan Newly, D,H,
me d'lendant William Newly having entered his
appearance and given security according 10 The ac of As
emby and che rules of this tapyearing by sat
isactory evidence that lac is inhaban of tbs com
monweaitb il is ordered that the defendant do aneor
mere ON or before the I'd oDday in October next and an
swer The bill OF the plaintiff that this order
be 9r'hwi, published in the Richmond Enquirer for eight
weeks succesvey, aud another copy posted at the front
uoOr OF The courthouse OF this Tor successive
court days previous the said I'd Monday in October next
August %. ei-.e,
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NlhGlNIA: ~ Rulrs holden IN the clerks ofice Of
superior Court Ch.ncery for the Richmond District,
thu 23d day Of August 1928:
william Garnett, rN'Or of Ri6iard Brooke dec. Pr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-26
In Chansery.

an nir'esibg Court coppusd and held for Fss county
" the courthouse III Iappalanpock Tuesday the 18th
day Of Jun, 1876:
10 N kchnrts Pr.
hgat'et In Chansery.
IL appearing TO the satisfaction IF COURT that the
tndani B'imon not m'sbitaD, of this .onwea;
am that te hath mot entered his appearance gven scr
rty according " the Of Assembly aud ru 20 Of this
court On the motion OF the plaintiff IL ha the
sand defendant! Besuon do appear here
gay on November court next, nnd the plaintiffs bs,
and that copy Of tiIs order be inserted in the Enquirer
printed the city of Richmond, for months
and hh another reofbe posted the front door OF
the courthUuSr IN this county.
Ac"py-rese, WN, II. MATTHEW'S. elk.
Sept ~ Sa-.ug,y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-26

NlkuiNlA; Al Rules, holden in Tie clerks eice of the
Superior Chancery Tor the Richmond district,
tue ed day or August, 1925
Carey Selden, Pr
Against
benjamin James Harris, Richard Anderson and Beverley
Blair, merchants trading under firm of Anderson ami
Blair, Solomon Jacobs Robert Gordon, surviving partner
OF The late mercantile firm of James Samuel
Uarana Ansce Viber and Robert @. Jennings surviving
partner an OF Jennings and toddy, DsffS
pearance aud given security according ac Assem-
oy and the rules of this and appearing by salts
factory evidence that he Is of
u ordered that the said defendant aprear here on liz,
hst aay oi the next Term ami answer The bill plaintiff
anu that of this order he forthwith in
newspaper published in the city OF Rchmond for two
snih; successfully aud posted the front door of the
Capitol, in the said city.
Acopy-Tese, WM w UENISG T. a.
September 9. 1ivs,s -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-26

IN cHANcERY-Unitrd States Court 9Th circi, ana
Il Virginia District: June ilt. 1928.
Be,pmin Sergeant, John Iounow snd Harnah bis wife
md Lucy Perrers adm'x Of Henry Wilson Perr,r, who
was the admor of ais former wife Rachel which. Ben
!amin and Hannah The children Of Edward Sargent ate
builder of Kingston upon Tnts, Rachel who
dhdi ~ 1872 was daughter OF Ezat Riiourau SUNG
Tor themselves and other cgalees William Hill Sarpcpt
Piaiatig5,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-26

1NChANCEhY.-In Powbaian County Court july The
Il nth, 1923 ' 10y s
ann D. llas.in widow and relict of Aaron Ilaskns dec.
IN he own rgh and AS the next friend at her infant
dren Mary Page HaskinS, Thomas Is. Haskins Martha
ttaskibs, Edward NJ IlakiB Sarah ~ HasAins William,
ii"'"i''s' ana Eh1aneth III. uasAins, Pis
John Haskins, Robert Haskns, Leton Waher Sher.
wool Walker Richard Walker Martha Walker, and Wal
ter Walker, ID, CnJ,,'t,
This day came the plaintiff by hei attorney and II np-
pearing 10 the satisfaction Of the court hnt The
Sherwood walkers not an nhahtni OF this state the
moion oil The plaintiff II is decreed ordered the
court that the said defendant do appear before
The third Thursday in October answer the plain
uh pl ana give security for performing
tue court may make herein and that
oe forthwith inserted in some newspaper published the
city oil hichmond, and continued for months
w. and that another copy be posted up al the door Of The
Courthouse of this county successive court DAYS
previous TO the sa'd third Thursday in October next
copy-Teste, THO. U. CO6BlLL ID. @.
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MI persons ndsbed 20 the of Charles yhiilock
usceaed nIe requested TO uiake payment without delay
nT Edward Biddick is authorised to collect due the
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The RENEGADE, from the French of M. LIE

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LEES ELIXIR.

This truly valuable medicine hPs for the last xtee years
been the most elcacous medicine in for spe Oily and
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Dear Sri was attacked with moz. Iioe., headache
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detected my complete cure. You at Berry to make
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Yours &c. JOHN L. VI tIlINGTON.
To M. Noah Ridyely, Baltimore.
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LAND AT PUBLIC SALE.

DURsUANT to the last will and testament OF William
Jordan dec will be exposed TO Public Sale on ihurs-
dav he 23d ns, at o'clock, p NJ at the house ct Mrs
ncbecca Jordan n F.iLU.4BLE Farm, situated on Il e
forks of the Newport and Wilmington tGrnpkes, N Mill
Creek Hundred Newcastle County and State OF Delaware
about miles from Wilmington adjoining lands OF James
Jordan Daniel }yrncs, Frederick Ford and others con-
tanning about 60 acres with good proportion OF wood
land The remainder arabic land under good state OF c
Itya,ion and well waercd convenient to several mills ana
places of public worship the whole divided mo conse
nient fields chiefly with post and rail fence On inc pre-
misses are log dwelling house, frame barn, stone spring
house ayoun bearing apple orchard OF grattediru ana
falling spring Of water near the door POSSESSION
river on the 25th of March next Further particulars ere
deemed unnecessary those inclined to purchase VIII no
doubt previously view the premises, which may De gone
and further information obtained BY apphcauon 10 eici
of the subscribers, living near the same
" ~ MOSES MONTGOMERY, ! E1,-g
JAMES GlFFiN. } -.
N01,rrE All persons indebted to the Estate of vii
Ian iodan late of Mill Creek Hundred, dec. are re
uastoJ to make immediate payment and those having
cams 70 present them legally atesed for settlement L
th suhscrihers, MOSES MONTGOMERY E,,rs
'''O JAMES GIFFIN,
Januag 8, 1923, AQ'-fE
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Lees Grand Restorative, or
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Amongst the most symptoms att nding this dis
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The proprietor Of Lees Family medicine has been put
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LEES 4.
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Family Medicines,

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