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THE SUBSCRIBERS.

THE SUBSCRIBERS,
4 NDER the firm of BlADFUTE 81
u JoMPklNS, will establish, on the 10th
day of this month, IN AT C1JON MD GE
NER.9L COMMISSION BUSINESS, in the
town of Lynchburg, in the house now occn-
pied by Mr. John Robinson, nj the upper end
ot The town. "Consigners of Goods are assur-
ed that every exertion will be used for their
interest, and the utmost punctuality observed
In remitnnces. We will also attend to the
shle OF +Roaland Personal Estate IN or uenr the
town, on the customary terms and to the
shipping Of country produce and other arli-
cles To Richmond and to the receiving of
Goods 10 be forwarded To the west.
ARCHIBALD BRADFUTE.
QuARLE5 IOMfkINS.
September 7. ts9
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nv SAC, as n Science.

SnHE subscriber will continue 10 instruct
- imLynchburg two more sessions. Per.
sous disposed To patronise him, will please 10
make application AT The Union Hotel
JOHN 4 SCONCIA.
n. Il. J. a. IS. has very large assortment
OF MUSIC aud MUSICAL INSTRUMENT 5,
which he will dispose of on moderate terms.
Liberal deductions wil he made To teachers
OF music aud wholesale dealers.
Srpiemher 81 1.
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twenty dollars Reward.

pUNAWAETr from the stbscriher on Sun
IL day night, Odd inst my man LODE
hiek' tie is a sleek black negro, OF about %
gears a age, long face ,apering to the chin.
aud slo-r both in motion and speaking. His
height is about feet 9 or 10 inches, broad
across the shoulders, though rather inclined
10 be slender in body and limbs. His dress
not exactly known, but it is supposed that he
had on roundabout coat, flax and cotton
pantaioons, cotton shirt, and small fur hat.
lie took with him white cotton and linen
shirt, grey cashmere panialoons, saddebegs,
EC (fr f,a same NIGHT a ,o,I
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Al A MEETING

r the President and Directors of the
~ Lynchbnrg & Saiem Turnpike Company,
at the Franklin Hotel, IN lynchburg, on the
Sd day of September, le24-
ORDERED, that the stockholders of the
Lynch6ug aud Salem Turnpike Company pay
TO the treasurer, on or before tile 18th day OF
October next, (neXt month"; Ten Dollars on
each OF their several shares OF stock
JOHN LYNCH, Clerk
Sept 10. MtI2O6
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Willow Grove for sale.

10y virtue Of the last will and testament
ID of Robert Walker, deed, we will, on
Friday, the ist of October next, proceed To
sell, 10 the highest bidder, on Il credit of one,
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yALUABLE LAND


gINHE subscriber wishes 10 sell, TIE
il TRACT OF LAND whereon he now re.
sides, containing sO2 acres. aud one third part
/. fri rate Dan river bottom land, part ~
cultivation, aud alt free FROM inundaiion, eI.
eept IN extreme high frea,eis, and even then
bat very Uncomfortable part is subject to
overflow. The upland is well adapted to The
culture OF corn, wheat, &c. Sac. considerable
portion Of il good tobacco land, aud well tim
bered The plantation is ia good state Tor
acrop, and fifteen Or eighteen hands may be
worked Ia great advantage.
1xxvA The Improvements consist OF a
e..Ga new aud elegant DWELLING
ss,M HOUSE, afording every con
as1szszsA venience reqssite for the comior-
table accommodation oiSa family aud hand
somely situated on very high eniinence, in
rs healthy and agreeable ighborbood asany
In Virginia, and all the external rraegeinents
are on n similar scale.
This land lies four miles above DanFtle, on
the north side of the river, aud theEe IS not
the least difhcalty in conveying 10 that place,
any thing for market, in any season OF the
year. join ADAMS.
Pittsylvania, September 3. 4w 4
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Notice

WILL BE- sold, at Amherst court house,
on The Goth instant, il being court day,
Twelve Likely NEGROES, hclonginr 10
th' estate OF Thomas 5. Holloway, deceased,
nj public auction, for cash--the same being
young men and Young women
HENRY L. DAVIES, Admr.
September H. otl1
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c. IMAII .EMa
HI.AIIS1'


l. RESPECTFULLY offers his services,
IL ~ the line ct bis profession, 10 The cti-
Eens OF bynohburg aud lis vicinity. lie for.
bears entering into de tail OF the various op.
cretions occnsionall, requisite Tor the pr.ser-
walton OF the teeth, hnd Tor requesting them,
ar Tor supplying their deficiencies when lost
by premature decay. disease or neglect. SUI.
fee IL 10 shy TINT pc performs .eteny neces.
shry operation thnt may he required OF dem
tist, aud in all OF which he Is regulated, and
that With the most scrrpnlons attention, by
ihe maxims aud experience OF Mr.. H. II.
Hayden nf Baltimore, with whom lie studied
his profession,) which have been warranted
by his twenty-five yenrs' prneice in that city.
1t tenderness and care in We different opc-
rations, aud u The mos, implicit candor in
his edvi e, nre inducements, those who may
honor him with their confidence may be as.
sured OF meeting with sniigfaction.
Persons wishing to be waited on nj their
residence, will plenrc send TO his lodgings nj
the Washington Hotel.
September y. 10
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils,
and Dye-Stulls,
4
THOMAS j. DUVAL,

At THE s,GS OF THE GOLDEN MORTAR,
ON BANK sQuARr,
HAS just received, in addition TO his
i i former stock, an extensive assortment OF
DRUGS. MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS and
DYE sIuffS. which enables him now TO Of
Ter to his friends, customers and the public gc-
morally, the most complete aud extensive as
softmehl ever before brought to this market.
AaoEa THIN hnE THE roLLowIHc, VIZ
26oO 10. Chamber Salts, 90 do. Tartar Eme.
5oO io. Epson do. TIC,
60o do. Gum Shell 90 do. Quick Silver,
Lac, 20 dog bottles Anne
COO do Pehrl Ash, ricen Castor Oh,
loo do. Gum Cam 10 packs Gold Leaf,
phor, 900 gallons Alcohol,
100 do JnIap, 900 do. Lamp Oil,
Ion do. Sponge, 100 do. Spts. Tnt.
10 do. verdigrs, peutne,
90 do. Calomel,
Ana eeory other article in his line, all of
the best quality, and Tor sale al the lowest
prices for cash, or at six months 10 pnnclnal
customers. Scniember3.
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IN CH9ECEPY


on the motion OF the complainant by his
counsel, who filed his bill, and il ap.
penring to the satisfaction of the court that
ihe defendant cambridge CIasby is not nninhu-
hitani OF this commonwealth aud without Tie
JURISDICTION OF his court is ordered anddt.
cretd, that the defendants in this country he
restrained from paying away, secreting, or ..
'herw'se d'sposingUt any money, property or
other effects, " hich they nov have in tieic
hands, or which may hereafter come to their
hands belonging TO the absent defendant. to
f fne amount OF fifty dollars, subject to the
nng the same. IND il is further ord,rtd, that
, 10, SAID said. pandr'ige Clasby do appear here on
.he fourth Monday in November next, and
answer the compliments bin, and that a CO.
~ OF This order be forthwith inserted in the
fFg'nian,' published in thetomn oiLyncb
n"rS' once week for eight weeks success
s;;Tely previous TO that day, aud that apo
iher copy thereof be posted up al the front
door OF the court house of this county On
some court day.
a Copy-Tss'e.
SPOTSWOOD GARLAND, Clerk
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NELSo.V COUNTY, July Court, 1924
John Staples, colnpIai,rant,
against
~ cambridge CLASSIFY, Mary Cla.by, widow of
William CLASSIFY, deed, William CLASSIFY John
Spencer and Nancy his wife, formerly Nancy
CLASSIFY, William Mantiply and Polly his wife,
formerly Polly CLASSIFY, Dabney T. Bryant and
elizabeth his wife, formerly tiiznLeth Clasty,
Snsannah HaleS, formerly Susannah Clasli,
Creed Z. Garter aud Polly his life, formerly
fviy CLASSIFY, and Martha Clssby, John Clas.
by, virginia and Elizabeth Clasby, Jas. CIas.
ny and kohert CLASSIFY, children and heirs Of
ihomas CLASSIFY, deed by Greed c. Carter
specially assigned their guardian,
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yAI.TAHLE I.ASNs

FOR S.4LE.
FIIlE subscriber wishes To sell ,h. Ga
l. lowing valuable TRACTS OF LANn
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD,
For a Runaway.

For a Runaway.
y UNAWAY on Friday morning the 9th
Ia inst from the batteaux on which he as
working, on James river, thirty miles above
Richmond, young negro man, named BOB
about twenty years OF nRe, of small stature
yellow complexion, straight, black hair some
what Of the appearance of an indians, speaks
slowly, almost 'droning, has at first view Of
him simple appearance, int on examination
will be found TO be shrewd and intelligent. |
do not know il he has any flesh marks about
him. He WIS raised by AIR. jefferson, at
Monticello, in All'emarle, who sold him TO
Mr.. Wheat, who sold him 60 Mfr Mckinney
OF Charlottesville, OF whom I purchased him
the first Tuesday in last month. He has reIa-
tons at Monticello, at AIR Jenerson's pania-
ton near Lynehb0rg, in kchmond, at ar
Thomas Mann Randotph's plantation, near
Tuekahoe creek, few miles above Rich.
mond, and at Wilton, below Richmond.
think il most probable he is making his way
either to Albemarle, or the plantation near
Lynchburg. lie ran away from MIR. Wheat
about a year ago, and endeavored TO get TO
Pennsylvania, hut was apprehended | will
give Fifty Dollars reward Tor apprehendinp
aud delivering him TO me nj the Virginia Mills,
in the coonty of Buckingham, il taken out of
the state, and reasonable travelling expenses
paid, or Ten Dollars if taken within The state.
and secured in Jail, so Tint | ge, him again.
and reasonable travelling expenses, If brought
home. ASBURY CRENSUAW
nng. 10 vii 3
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r,,sosr- ff the pnrcl-e of Tracfs 10 he
istriblird, iist, amongst the ntmhrts
,,b, ,ociefy aud afterwards, given To- the
-.,,r aud destitute, a. a nlean, ol awaken
, in them, Il srHse Of moral aud Iell., rous
.Jiqafian. So have recently been eNpend
IN materials. 10 h. worked into garments
b the indus riot,s poor, which are TO bc
Id. a4Ia thcproits applied to their adyfn
.gs with 4 view ofcXciNag them 10 habits
Iand,bls. rxeriions far tapir own support.
,yith the exception of these sums, every
..ot drawn II m the Hrras ,rv, las been
o,reariafed IA the immediate relief ufthe
SICK AID destitute.
Through the rusfrumcntality Of this 81
aety. many Il child, of poverty aud alI,lc
,,nn has received comfort; and has had ls
wants ministeied unto.
After careful examination, 10 the best Of
our brii.f, IN 40 instance, have is funds
been appropriated, but Ia eases Of extreme
suffering and necessity Although VT lave
reason IL coneIade dat many cases of dis
tr,ss nilhia our reach, have not come un
dor our Obsei vdton and although our
r,s,ngres have been too In ted 10 he *
tended to all yet to know, that we have
been enabled tc contribute, even in an hum
bic measure, to the alienation OF hu
man wo, is source Of thanhfulness, aud en-
,ouragrs rs 10 persryerc.
Tothat Almighty Being who looks with
an eq lai eye on all, "who makcth rich and
ml,etA poor y to whom the tlug aud the
b.5s,n are dllhe, we would offer The tribute
dthanhiulness and gratitude, LOT thus lar
yospeHng rs Ia our feeble ctiorls to do
pod That Il" may dispose the hearts of
~aoy uponA hom, III his providence, he
tas bestowed the means, Of dispensing his
buntles with liberal hand, To unite with
a., is our fcryrnt prayer, Oar Divine
blaster has said, at is more blessed to give
hqn 10 receive" To feed the hungry, To
doth, the naked, aud to minister 10 the at
fctcd, is therefore, equally, our duty aud
ow privilege.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
MONDAY. APRIL H.

MONDAY. APRIL -
Il The Sneaker pre,rntrJ ia the uause a va
luminous address from Ninian Edwards, OF II.
4 Iuoies, lately appointed Minister 10 Ma.ico.
which address was Transmitted by The writer,
|Eom Whceting, ana mirroring to vindicat,,
himself rou certain alterations implicatiag
|h, character, contained in ii fopart lalely
|maIe bY the Secretary OF the Treasury. in re-
#hlon 10 government deposits in the Western
|Ranks of one OF which Banks Mir Edwards
asa, a Director.
H some desultorv conversation took nlace AS
4 10 the proper course To- be taken with this
&Gmmunica ION, between Messr,. A. Stevenson
How'd, Cuthhert. kremer. Tracy, AcLanr. Of
4 pI and Warfed.
Mr. Floyd, moved To lay the memorial on
#fctabe.
Mr. Tucker. of Virginia, moved that the
address aud ACCOMMODATING panrry. be printed
{, string to sce the whole truth, whatever it
4 m-ht be Mr. WAKEFIELD called for the reading
4 d the address. and the Clerk proceeded ac.
4 odin2v To Rad il
4 The reading bad continued about half an
I 5lr, when, the address not having been gone
#more than halt through, Mr.. Warfeld said h.
wa, satisfied as to the character OF the paper,
/ and di1 not wish the time OF the House to be
lotro up with II longer, as it would obviously
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PROPOSALS


IN his Old md taiighieu state, ui.trf
i M Pffa Is SO hbsraiit sH,Dturetd, n is,n
nfgtier Of asIgrtaAmtm md r,prrt Hdi Her, ~
nat ope yapfr dtf0frd 70 Gtrorg projtr'.pas ---
FaeIfpg m impofiaprr NJ arb nm establishments
! 10 hf pHbitr, amt eeipdifR bV plofary - sfiE
| rm1lHmcH ayd Improvement, the atb7crtbfH UR
tH'ef on Hr o,dtol1 itsi and bapr,, bg aprt-
ulaisj hfrHhon, 10 aRod hf u'tteuy n c9pdaBt
| HppiV 0f Htr0r0 amUs.ttt1R ami o,itif1. fact.
| In ms dotug daV 0t poia,cal coptf9iiog, whcp
the pubitc huHd - constantly ogi,uirf ~ The
stai u purity Uriisrs, IL Udi bc n pa ing ftiot-
ail0n 10 fttirc al itiure from Mr mn y columns
Of IN pottirI papsrs 10 hf cd'm aii ptafffK
MbJfeh 0lfr3 shut fH he Ldray .lrgns---
The mai1r fOt He .i,gIn daU cofsI NJ Origi-
Hnt tNags. rtrJfps Of urn HgWV pfodpt-
ho1' and elt,och trom ht most rciebratfo pc
tlodtrM Jomnat n Hs da1 amt her. He edi-
tor noWd particularly i.tite an mtH NJ taiebtS
"pd edurafioH 10 c6Hhibait Her Anrf 81 a.
mDaemcHf and msirHrion-sfro m He phdosophcr
"bo tails N se0ceh N INJURIES h,ddtn treasure,
10 Hc part Rhoso targ
" Ride, sublime upon the scraph wings OF
eStaoy'
II The c,ttffh in gtntr1iof I'M date tht tdtlor
mdbts an appem for heir support ugdsptltrh
rs ioW bf for Ht only JorunnfofMt hHd ron
dhritd amongst them, dHR, rs his primnrg mo.
oifn ungraifI m tost 0f npubhc editor, uas far
IN Pppoo ofcutror0i0g 10 dtiaeh amir defsr,c
NJ c,tdH 10 He mirIitcioM taste If his Hafte
stair. he lrek c0,Hc,eiw Hai Hc app,oi NH Hot
be m1dc N ,oW-=tf is atso coHfdtm lint his
PdifouN NIL rfCtsr my crrOr NJ opi0,ou INTO
0hteh hS5pag bs hi ~ has gouh and ueJperi.
Caef iot hir,abI4 ~ matpQ ptopfr oi'oU-
dHec IN, Ht to0jrertcpcjes NJ jis Vouth, md i,l
pafrouis'ng Uho dirccic1 M inpdobie pirtt
has oI~oys hem chnrac'cris,te Of he -" OF p,-
ulinioH."
TERMS
The 3RGUS mil ISSUE monthly, on n.
medium shirt ~ hDig-irlo poces-bs price oC
aabaeriytiou wdibe rom DOLLHRS PR M
UojH oue haif gagajic ON He d,hUerance o5the
hr3 HnHber. No subscription mil h. reeeirrt
toe hoder PERMIT nun hrcire moDfhs, and
min be disfonhnaed only NTH hf ssHiemtm Of
IN afrrnraafy
Ihr Grd No nil be jssued NJ ,oop n, n ,ud
ciew number NJ spbWrjbers haH br oGiaiued 10.
Ja71R,t SFEPHEN +. LITCHELL
.lp,H % 4i95
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NJ" oHb. Npril til ~ The William
Rynes, nom liverpool We have or rcgu.
lar files from Laudaa L. lh. .,rula5 or the
10Th inclusive, aud from Liverpool or -
28th February. The fpus dalr, are ~ IN,
I'D, onr or two dai7 !aIcr thau W. brfnrr
had. 81 general political new, tf,fc ap-
pears In BE- nothing o. much interest Tin
decree ofamnesty hy ilr king Of Spain
MAS not yet issued, though a report - Otbt
effect had prevailed IN the south Of France,
and spurious eoptrs had been circulated -
The Agcrur war seems tu he viewed IS
bagdi,He, Which could have no important
result. The most raportanl item in these
papers Is the speech If the English Chau-
Scior oil the ENrhrqoer, Mr.. Robinson, on
presenting the Budget II e,luces the in
cr"asAg prosperity ot thai country. aud
what Is more IL our present purpose, cvn.
ccs The Triumph ct ihasr principles of pol.
tlcd ecuunmN. from the true Observance Of
winch alon'' can the permanent prosperity
Of any country result. After showing that
/ l. addition 10 about one million lnd quHs
Ter of surplus, from thrl,7t year, there will
h" over million OF surplus THIS year aud
estimating that for three Years To COME
there VIII continue 10 accrue an annual ex-
cess OF receipts h0youd expenditures, VII
of snn,.. AID ro,n,,,a " ,n'a, i l.,,a
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NEW GOODS.
G.. II. Norvcli K ". II. Morgan,

Are NOW receiving from Philadelphia aud
Nrv York their spring supply 81 Goods,
comprising general assortment OF
British, French, Mdia aud Bones
lie GOods,
Among which are ~ great variety Of the Ia
test and most fashionable patterns
A. They were bought principally nj Auction,
Tor cal h, md selected with much care, they
Gattcr theiusrlvee hat They viii be found To
snlt those dlsposed to call md examine them.
both III quality aud prices.
April =. olif 70
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Quan'ico Canal Lottery, 3D. class i.
l7Copri2ns. ! 4oGo : s,e,,o
G 200 hlnnk =. { nrkrt.. aIo-IO

-''V bIhHh7' iith'iS.
The prizes ia the preceding scheme villa
be determined ~ follows Thnty Nos.
from 10 % inclusive, will seyerally b.,
pIlcrd into the wheel ON the day of draw
ing, aud of them be- drawn ont and thidt
ticket .. ,ing Oh ii the lst, "a and 81 Nos
drawn rom the whr,i will be entued DO
the highest ptLe that having on ii ID q
Sd, ilh and 9Th Nos. drawn rs aforesaid.
will be- entitled - the next highest prize.
| that having CA II the ID, alh aud 5th Nos.
drawn as aforesaid. viii &c entitled TO the
! prize Of $50 that having on it the 2d.
! ID and 5th, viii be- enii led to the prize Of
| 600 thai having on Il the Cd, Sd and 4th.
viii be entitled 10 the prize Of $500 the
| five other tickets, which shall have ON them
respectively, three of the drawn Nos. shah
be entitled 70 4 prize of sIG3 the 900
tickets winch shaii, respectively, any two
of the drawn Nos shall b. entitled 10 prizes
of $40 aud the 800 tickets which shah
have one of the drawn numbers Oh them.
shall be eotitlcd 10 a prize of s..
Noticket " hich shah have drawn pr;ze
Of superior denomination, can be entitled
to an inferior priae.
Prizes payable 30 days after the drawing.
aud subject to a deduction of Is per cent
a. The drawing will positively take
place
On Thursday the o7h Of .Nay meet,
PRESENT pRicE or IteKErs.
! Whole Ticket, 81 so Or Ticket, 81 tg
Half do. Q %
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Toaigi0ao Eicction.-There are no less
than fsc can dates for the Office Of Go.
vernon IN Louisiana, IN the approaching
erection, Thee are Mcssrs. Johnson, Vii
'crr, Marisoy, Thomas, and Butler. The
Governor IS elected for Tour years, aud IN
eligible the succeeding term,
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TICKETS and SHARES for sale at
ECHOLS 81 NOR1H,S

LUCKY OFFICE, Lynehburg,
Where the CASH will always be paid. at
a trling discount, for all PRIZES in this
Lottery, as soon as drawn.
ORDERS, post paid, Thankfully reoei,
ed, and promptly attended to.
Clubs dealt wah on the most tavorahle
'efns. April sc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-12

IS. District Of Orange, Madison, AMI Cnpsper-
R'bt. l. hudson Esq. OF NJ olson.
rs. D>,r'ct nf Ffuuui-r, Ponce William, and
Fnriax-.Joitn marshall, Jr Esq Of Faup"irr.
II. District OF Loudorn, ffrrson aud Berkeley
Daniel Morgan, Esq. of Jefferson.
l3. Distriri of F,edrrick Hampshire, 'aud Nor
gau-Doct Robt. Riteniouss BirfOn, OF Frederick.
10. District of Rockingham, Shenandoah, and
Hardy-Coi. WHiidm Carson, Of Shenandoah.
20 District OF bpieiouri, Allegheny, Rockbridge,
end Aueusta-.hoses n. .NaIu,, Esq. of Allegheny.
81. D,s,rc, of Bath, Pochahon'as, Peadi-ton,
Greeabr,er, Cues, Tazeweii, Monroe, and Monigo-
ry-Hugh Cap.yton, Esq of aionroe.
%2. District vi Washington, Russell, Lee, Wy'he,
Scot, and Gra,son-Heniy Ch,pa.ui, Esq. Of Wash
iDgton.
%. District OF Harrison, Wood, Lewis. Nicholas,
Mason, Cabell aud kanawha-- Daniel Sirinser, Esq'
Of Lewis.
"a. Disiric,of Monongalia, Preston, Brooke, o.
bio, Tyler, and oph-jsaae LeGitr, Esq OF o.
hio.
The following gentlemen are named as the
Central Corresponding COaim.tiee, to wit -
Hector Davis, Carter Harrison, Archibald
Robertson, William q. Pendletun John q.
Moseby.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-12
LAND FOK SALE-

Nv virtue o. deed Of trust executed The subscriber
- HHd william Rndfprd, The s50th day nr Noyepbrr
Ieis lw William Allen md dniy recorded IN The clerks
ohce o The county at backing ham w February 1910 con
yeyrg tract % land ying and being The ountv al
Buckingham, and containing by survey 22f acres being
part Oi tile tract Of land owned 10y Edmind Winston sen
decd, 20 secure Tie payment of certain Of money ia
the said deed nentionedto Edmund Winston adnor Win
The will annexed Of Edmund Winston sea deceased shall
on Tie premsec sell 90 the hicesf bidder for cash IN Fri
day the SOh day % Aprii next, the lid of land or 90
much thereof rs may he necessary pay and satisfy The
amount ~ pripripa and interest dIp The denis above
mentioned together with the charges ~ sale.
The tract IS vel situated and lies on 10th sides of Ducke,
creek nud about three miles south of the Sew Shore
lbelieve the purchaser will acquire fee simple hut
acting rs trustee, shall convey such title only vested
IN me by the deed unter which act.
Marrh - 80 MIN g8@uEL BRANCH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-12
NOTlCE-

NiL he sold ~ public hueon SumniprviIis the sts
'esidrnce OF Judge Fleming deceaFcd IN the fonutv
81 Chrscrhcd on lbsday the 25ih March II fair II MOI
we htNi ' "' valuable negro wcnan. ai h. sfork g
horses cattle. sitep aud rs The cron ~ corn AID ce
NE hnvsee"1 n"d kchc9 furnr,' rieata,iou utensils
~ "'so, pHb"n n'd hafuessAt iite TIME ar
place viii br sold the Judges Hir.r, conipnss Of vain
awe SCI OF mw books, ONE historical nod few medical
WORKS - letnsi credit uuth Ire first dnt Of Jarunrt
1920 viii he given uppn Nil SUMS nbne ten doll f n
ihr giving bond and proyr eruri, 10 carry
T's' rom tue dac, hut u punrtuaiy paid Tie Interest,"
cash will he REQUIRED IpWD.H aOstIFV p
March 70. 100 ft 1.as.',i.