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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-07
:" RESOLVED. further. tina. the inhabitants of

Resolued, further, that the inhabitants oil
other parts OF the state be- and they hereby in
vited, to cooperate with US, in the of all con-
stitutional means to rescue common rights and
property from the jeopardy into which they are
thus thrown by an imbecie act of legislation, and
10 redeem the character of the state from that deg
radiation which such proceedings carno, fail TO fix
upon it in the eyes of the world
a petition IL before the Legislature o. Maine
Tor the incorporation OF n Manufacturing Company
at kennebunck with capital of too miLiious of
dollars Such is the h0t-5ed effect of the Tariff!
The Legislature of Massachusetts are engaged
upon two bills; TO modify the nsury and the Lot
terry laws. The committee to whom the last subject
was referred, have made report adverse TO the
granting OF lotteries and the selling OF tick ets and
1t recommends bill for the efectual enforce
inent OF the former laws. Mr.. Gushing opposed
the Report and moved sundry resolutions Instruct
Ing the committee TO report bill providing for
State Lottery for the selling of tickets by licensed
cekderS, &c. The subject is not yet decided; ;
oui IN the course OF the argument, Mr.. Valentine
stated that he had ascer,ained that s 400 900
bad been sent out of the state for Lottery Tick
cts, during the last year.--lt was also urged
| against tie impracticability OF enforcing the
Lottery law, (Which the public sentiment had no,
| branded as nfamous,) that intemperance was o
thousand times more pernicous than lotteries
why then was not penalty attached to the sale or
consumption OF spiriuous liquors! For the very
plain ceason that they could not be enforced BY
the sac OF licenses to vendors at least one good
would be produced-the revenue would be increas-
| cd"
! Previous to the adjournment of the Legislature
OF .1Iddo'aa, Governor Murphy transmitted Mes
sage TO both Houses in relation to the lands ac-
CURED by the Treaty of the Indian Springs A
| labama as well as Georgia, is concerned in this
- unfortunate Treaty. Governor NJ. expresses
himself 'nost decidedly in favor Of the policy OF
removing the Indias from the limits of the States
and urges that the Treaty should be Sustained
:" We ask no violation of Justice says Governor
Murphy; the u. S. can lose nothing by us, even
should we ask that just provision, if practicable,
be made Tor the Indians which will lead to the ex-
tineuishment OF their title within our limits, at
least TO the extent OF the treaty; and that if he
Indians received too little consideration under it
ioT the lands which they renquished, that the con
slderaton be made ample and sufficient; and thai
the treaty be sustained if this be the ground OF com
plant
This Message has been referred to Select Com
mltiee; whose Report has not yc, reached u.s.
We do not understand, in what way the nelo
Treaty reported to be in the taps at Washington,
disposeS OF the Claims OF .dluJGaQ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-07

Mr. James Cassie' Letter member Of The IT Of Deli.
gates on the Inspection IF Flour unavoiaby popon,
ed I'll ThudayWe efCr last page for The eh,i,
IN relation TO Chancellor Brown, forihe 9TH No on
teres.ing proceedings VI Cougfes,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-07

The - ,,S'as,tg ton Iarern
i9e Rent Its now under good repair aud will be rented
OF leased to suit line applicant. III disposed before the
highest bidder. ~ -
~ On the same day the Furniture the house will be Of
fered for sale. SANIiEr J,IfNE
Richmond. Feb. 8. es,,s,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-10
FRUIT TREES. GRAPES e..

l. subscriber Proprietor Of the Lnnaan Botanic Garden
ahd NuIsrIIes near NesD York, otrs TO the D,byc 1
s,sortnsnt IF TREES md PLISTS as Si ,no SS'
1ne coot'on Of Fruit Trees IF alt the curious knds and
afso 81 ornamental Trees, Shrubs aud Plants !, jy
E"oio or us great orient and sPeiorif-but IN addition
70 ihe acquisitions Of per years the o
Vt'S aoope ouu new varieties Of the choicest Fts 5b
e nor az possession 81 any other eabhnlet in f6is cam
az - ''Iich are announced ia Caaloetes for
80 ''lch maze tst issued from tie press-1He
Ur4PeS consists Of abo0s $50 Varisiies and comprise ne
'"e dofs Grapes k"oign i France, Gern1Gny Jta.
~ ana ne tr1ned-Gnd the proprietor hapinp aeor, -
J l on The subject from exp5riene e s
"9t 20 maze SHch selections may be suitable TO ay t;
agr |ocdiHyand 'Oheye such selections are len IN G
t send S"eH as cannot fail 70 succeed The price for ne
nfs' assortment Of t'Vefr Je is eight dollars far tJS
s,ftmtn SIC dollars and for the third assortment mn |
nag aottarS Ihe collection Of Roses ercseds 500
@ ~ uTeen hoNie RANTS about 1000 Species copipis;rg
''heh, are all those ko.s as most be
Catalogues may be Rad grail. of Jane. Ue-on 1,..,, r
Street i"d orders through him, per mail .o meet pto
- NJ ac,t. 70; mn. PRJHCE
raj Goe,sty ~ london and efhe Pial Society of
oct. a. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-10

been subsequently ratified by the other contracting
party, goes into immediate operation. Its
leading features are
LIST. The equalization of tonnage duties imposed
on the vessels OF the two countries;
"a. A reciprocal liberty OF importation and eH-
portaon in the vessels OF the respective parties OF
Whatever may by law, be imported or exported, in
native vessels, without reference to the country OF
origin or production of the cargo;
And 3rd. A mutual reception IN the ports CT
each, OF the produce Of the two countries, subject
10 no higher duty than similar produce of the most
favored nation is liable to pay.
The second feature, above described, is founded
on the principle 20 which we lately adverted,
when promulgated the Danish Treaty. 1t has
been adopted, in this instance, without any exeep-
ton; so that whatever may be imported export
ed in the vessels of either party from or TO any
part Of the Globe may, IN like manner, be import
ed exported in the vessels OF the other party
All restrictions upon the navigation of either
country; all selfish provisions of law, aiming at
engrossment the side and exclusion the
other, thus entirely swept away, and free and
fair competition is allowed between the ships of
the two countries. A vessel of the Central Re
public, in our ports, will be received and treated as
our own-and our vessels will be received and
| treated in their ports their own Beyond the
application OF this principle can hardly Imagine
the navigation OF nations in their commercial in-
| tercourse. We hope the Treaty will prove as be =
nehcal 10 both parties, in its practical operation
as ii has been satisfactory in its conclusion, and
that 1t will tend to increase intercourse with a
Republic in whose welfare the United States have
particular TO feel the most lively interest.
Nat Jour
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SECOND edition of the work published under ihl tile
by my father has been prepaed b, myself and
press The various forms contained IN the former edition
been adapted IN this the laws ioree, many ferns
have bees inserted under every ue and considerable aJd
uons made 10 the work other The collection
forms uedb by Clerks Of County Courts Superior Uour
Of law a'ss aad embraces form, Of process aud in
Cheneery SUITS PehXed 10 the work collection Of
sionS Of the General Court Court OF Appeals relating 60
the practice IN actions law, and the chapters Of orde
records at large, executions snG bonds there
many decisions which could be comprised in that eoec
toh. sketch given of the proceedings in Superior Courts
OF law III criminal causes, with references decisions
10 those proceedings and 10 the entries in such cases The coz
lection OF declarations, indictments and information
structure OF these preeedens The chapter Of
CONTAINS many forms and collection of decisions, relating
ehthy I" the execution aud recording OF uch
The work will upwards of 600 par,s (sbou 9sn
more tsn the former sdiionD will be hound IN calf and
sod 30 per copy Some copies Will be prepared with blank
leaves at the END OF each chapter, which St
charged Persons who send copies, aud wish them
'h description, VIII direct their agents To that effect Ii
peeted that copies will be ready Tor delivery in fortnight
Ot IL. --il--u CON. RnRINSnN
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FLORTD4 L8N-D -91IF ~ y

Office fo hc pOtchsse and sale Of land orened a,
n Tallahassee The seated government 90 Florida II kpo
that te rich snd' n 1 da we'll adapted 10 The eulu
n those graf staples, Sugar C1e Sea Iiaud Con.a
That gentlemen, who visit ii country with view 4, pern,,
neH settlement, labsr under many dfaavansres w a.. ~
chase OF location Of sl1si which believed might be- oBv,s
ted 10y this office. To-, the intention " the undegn n he
prepared with special uornsion rsiiiye 10 he qaiy AMI
ertsnt IF e most valuable faf, which may he orrsd gf
sale by tHt government or by individuals Boz will he iren
cd ft Che registering % al estates which may be committed m
ue charge Of Sid Office Nth drafts and descpiop soei.l
examinations will be made ~ all Il deemed e,e...rv
The SAID Office will be prepared Co. atsnd TO ,i business, fe
i've 90 the Pefect completion s0Instmeu Of fd cofs
10 al business appefiairnE 10 The donation or pre,mBfi
Love- passed by Che Congfes of the Cnned State, r. The
hcneh Oi the euly settlers Fofiis and to every 6er
ton Of bunt relitn % Generai LIND Agear, Mao. ~
ihe public buds, which offered IN NAV, 1870 sod a.
those which may be hereafter advertised m Isle w thu 49,
vetrncn all ugcs DO r.o,uied. letters fo,f cs,D
add esscd 10 Kichlfl O. Alien a 90. Tasts.ce IN ',i5
vii be attended tn. hIOHARD e. ALLEN k 90
Tailahssser, Ga June, 1876
REFEREvCES
Ils Ersecncy, WIN. T.. DuvsL
Col. N.bsfi Butfr. Surulg9r Grssraf
General Richard X. gslL
Cai. lsuirs q il.itn,
Nsi1 BENZ Chaaes. Taith4isle.
Jonathan = bronf va, Ctfslt,. Co.s,'u Fyoyid4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-10
IRUNT S.4LE on IaNrD

Nntue II sdeed of trust executed By George Robertson
- OF The county OF amelia, 90 Edmund Harrison or his
eSa htpresentave ON The sh day of September s22 aud
admitted toreeoTd IN the clerks office county on the
'h DAY OF Norembtr, IN the year, for purpose Of
occurring The payment OF certain bonds James Ro6.r.o
IT, sha pocetdt 10 sell for cash. the err on the
premises ON Sstudy the Sh day Noyembe ne x a, fairs
S'ntlwise TIE next dr day, or parcel ot land
yhg amelia county, much thereof will be sufficient
ssuy The purpose Of said deed, bey tue same tract OF
'anu on whcn the said George Robertson des living ON
ApPomatoA RIVER between miles above the sb
u fat creek and containing huudied fifty two ACT
more or tess Sucu TILE only will be The pu cha
r or PURCHASERS by the subscriber was vested IN IN. late
Edmund Harrison, dec VINO was trust...l
NATH. HARRISON
90, Executor of Ed. Harrison. Tee
Sid
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-10
James RIUeT Land, Negroes, STOCKS. Corr
&c. for Sale

bN friday, the 18th day Of Novembs next If fair ia.
lhe next iair day will sell to the highest bidJer
~ suction, my tact Of land james RIVER near Ws5ma',er
~ we county OF Nehon, credit Of T. and ves,. h
l contains about $40 acres produces abundsntiy he &
FIX q mas Gu large oonyeuint brick dwelling house Ge
he situation Is beautiful Il very healthy. IRON ~ -, ~,
Ie :O'yn 10 good time and in good ORDER and pesion h
@ en- % after the sale Atthe same time will he
IN nnb peio9gngio The SAID farm being seventeen
ke 'e,veej and as set Of hands, certainly VIEW
tb salu,pie' Three hundred barrels Of corn al
~ ioh utensils aud all The stocks Of horses cattle hoe
81 oe oid at me same time There are some valusbl
bs iJ aug "oIS steers The negroes aud The corn viii
eosH OF ine drafts or accePtance Of approved uef
s 81 ye,y short dates The stock other aeles viii he
ii & cent bonds with approved security will be re0uir
o. uuI VIZ be required fom the purchaser Of The l5s
i4ls "it lake place on the farm, and will be CONDUCTED
1twn oy the nansser, Mr. Duke Loving ON A. Person.
10 PWth''e any portion Of this properly need moi o.
6red a' ny DETERMINATION 70 sell b absolute ara
DE-, n GEORGE CABELL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-10
DRY GOODS

-N.9.N.V s. V.9LE.NIIJv.s s. co.
AVE received by the packets Effort and Planter, thei
auction IN New Ya k,h eah Comprising the hest assot
men, ,h.y have ever had anang hem are the following:
NlIdd!iig inu common do. do
Heavy domestic kerseNs and hnsey woosey
Snpeihne niiddling and common sa,tIntus
Blue and mixed plains aud padding,
Rose and point blankets, all sizes
Best heavy bsize, Tor csrpetmE
Super hoor earP.tng aud carpet binding
aith aud table rug., large
White, red, yellow and green flannel.
Pink, green aud scarlet Salisbury do.
Merno cashmere and cloth scarf, aud shavls
Black, blue, green and scarlet Prussian DO.
Super aud common ciroas.iln tiI tan plaids
SaiencIs, toIlnet and swanst!ovn vesing
Plain aud figured bouhaleiis, assorted cVlo,s
Rich Z g black satin, for peliesses
htSVy pam aud figured Gro de Maple
I,aian uis,rings and satin levannts
= "a, 81 black mode, best quality
2enshaws saIcenet aud florence
Black lsvantines and figured silks
case lttsh linens. superior qItIitv
Lawns linen e4mbrie and canhrc handkerchief
flah aud figured Swiss and null musliis
DO do. book and cambria do.
checked aud striped muslin, various prices
Cation Grape aud satin stripped robes
Italian grapes aud Grape handkerchief
Barge 's.s'es and silk barese, assorted colors
ana 81 dark striped engbams and black and white do
Russia binds eye and table diapers
"a and 1 canbric and jlcontt do some very fine
Si9' dc NarIei, gsuze, love aud other ribbons
SilSs, cotton aud wJrsted hosiery
Ladies aud senilemens silk, CASTOR hcrse skin kid buck
beaver aud silk gloves
German and dag handkerchief
Cotton handkerchief and sha,Sis various OF, ,lities
Cambria and furniture dimiiy
a large assortment II prints
Super6ne ani common furniture DO
De- steam loom shntngs aud sheeiit,s
Common Brown aud bieacited do do
81, ii aud 81 linen and cotton check,
81 aud Al plaid dome.lics and ticking
Brown aud black Holland
Pound and pack pins aud needles
tapes, bobbns, aud assorted coored brsiis
Iotle', IVORY aud tortoise she'll combs
CIaikr's spool and floss cotton Orrell, do
ouPeiiine aud tine grass cai,hrics
bales Britt h Uznaburgs and burlaps
variety OF other articles, all Of which are offered at
'ie lowest Ikt prices. "
Nov. 8.
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Il TE4CHER VaN-TE1

"a uiN iLEMAN whu can offer objectionable evidence,
oI ms competency 10 teach full course of nIah.ms,
@ ne french and Spanish Languages, may obtain desirabe
'uaoh III very hourishng lnsttu ion net far from Rich
n'nd situated IN healthy neichbourhooJ where tls ;,
Is a. good as The State affords The advantages offered 20
hnenah OF steady habits, qualified above are board
rug and lodging aud salary 400 per annum ApnIico
20 ,he Editor. Of the Richmond Enquirer viii be n
ne"aey t'tenied 10, knowledge Of the Spanish anrs
though desirable may he dispensed wthan acc,ra t.
Sept. IS.
u The Editors Of the New York Daily Advertiser ~. .
ad , ,t me above six Tines in their paper aud Tor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-10
IwentR DoNnrs Re,rnr.l

ANYWAY onihe 10Th day July last my negro man Ans
I-,, L9rGha,ed nun out Of The estate Of Edward /
AZ we 9ioeo springs Warren county, North Caralng
ao expect ne Is KING about that neehbourhood or war
As ms Wa bought by Dr.. S. Davis who reside.
ne Is i've ie4l eight Of ten nehe, high, aud dark cop ZION,
Su' a" MOI teececta any Particular mark he Of an
Iu h7' ana ne carried OIL with him old blue broad loT
coat and pandloon and striped Of northern cloth ana
"he Pd oi PanalOon he carried OF or yo pair az
he has work at the mrigh aud carpenter, bushes
year" he - very sensible negro Tbr above reward iI he
&c the sub'enbe IN Meekienburg county, Virginia 'D
Oct a. '" n'ChS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-10

.ifi0Hiic Souvenir for 1927. We have just
received from Messrs. Carey and Lea, of Phila-
delpha, copy OF their very pretty publication un-
der the above name. I, is beautiful in typographical
execution, s. in its engravings, and from the names
Iume, Pauiding, Washington Irving, Fercival,
Bancroft aud others, its literary merit IL, We are
prepared TO believe, equal 10 its other attractions
Their Souvenir constitutes very tasty gilt Tor
Christmas and New Year, and supersedes very ad.
vsntageously the papers of bon bonS, or useless
Emery which formerly testified at such seasons the
good wishes OF friends and relations. We annex
specimen, taken at random, being the last
piece in the book, translation from the German,
Oh more probably parsphrs.e. by Mr. Bancroft,
oil the distinguished founders and associate OF
the Northampton School. W L. Inner.
from the atlantic SOuuenir for 1927.
THE ROSE UPON THE LEA.
From GOeshe-Jy GeOrg: Bdncrcft
boy beheld lovely rose
Rose upon The lea!
Fair a ~h-u first il Sows
Near the flower he guts,
aud right p,esstI was he.
ltose. sweet rose, sweet crimson rose,
Rose upon the lea!
s4iu the hoy. III pluck thee now,
Rose upon the ieai
SAID the I'll prick thee so,
Thoult remember for W.,
Ani will not sudrr thee.
Rose, sweet rose, sweet crimson rose,
Rose upon the lea
Aud the boy, he plucked rude,
Rose urOn the lea;
Though III pricked all II could,
oh. and an, they did gvod,
Gathers it must he.
Rose, sweet sweet crimson rose
kVse upon the lea
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-10
EOR SIZE

VNEGNG desous toremove The western country oasr
30 for sale MY farm called HaGhk, contaisnz nv late sui
vey 40 acres large portion NJ winch l. low rr,tpd II, a.
situated the road leading Gou, E,ebrorJt ~
rckshng, n'ne miles above Richmond on stiornan,
swamp there val he 'eedea ON The farm from $50 rs hush
unnecessary, those persons wishing purchase viii R view
the premises, whee the terms wi be made known hy the sur
scibef. WM WINSTON.
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FOR IN SE

i1HE ,uhscriher offers TO lease for tern, of ,. ,t
EHICh JdPERN al Charlotte Couuhou,e fo,,I .,i
me property Of his father Mr. VIM NJ Watkins The tavern
mouse large aud oommOiious, with necessary
'uaed lot Of about thniy acres, attached IN ,yh;I x
small tact Of and at small distance from it, aaordins an
abundant supply Of wood for fuel timber for The nae ~ H.,
same. IT. public situation, lie proximity 10 The C,,,5 va.
hns the nearest and there being hut other tavern al m
pace al present. renders very eligible stand Tor tavern
Terms " be very moderate especially for The f year
one VINO eau come wen recommended tayefnkeepet
o''eson can ne gwen The iOh december next AppIv a.
vac .u' ~ 'Dei al MS 'ahefs SAMUEL Y. WATKINS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-10

",nse upon accommodng terms two tracts of land Lem
- ~, up""y OF holloway Containing between ,Is,99
,soe I'u"dTtd acreS, srtuated Noogav River su5
onans arSe portion Of first bottom land ,geIi 81
o"n 81 iobacon, any other crop; the bigb land
900 and wen suited for the culture of ceon Tbs ,h
rae containing between and eight hundred aey,S H.
ueP creek and IS bounded by ether creeks wb;cb 81
IaYt quantity OF very excellent Ha land All pet.on A.;
20 tut are invited to view the premises which will
august -. 52--u RICHARD T. HAKDAVUAv
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FRLL GOODS

z All NELSON has received by the Richmond pat,
- aug Sthyl late arrivals from Ne.g Yo;k and Philadenb
s,,e,e us III uCO'Si Amongst which are London
n,ae ana s~andown Vestng rose, point and whitney
@ f WITS req aud yellow iInues; carpelings and heath
ana thread and cotton check, aud tic King AS
1879 sui .inS' shesiine' aud Plads; London printed cam
"0h' anl eacoe lnlia, Swiss aud Scotch mil bcnL ::
comet aud cambria muns with general assortment Of 70
As, S''n; laee', and other fashionable Fancy CooS
S"pt. 90 r :,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-10
NC UIAyN GR.aM3L8R SCJJoo1

'ib public are repeatedly Informed that Nj, q Mi
- young gentleman 81 high Classical attainment. and
I, - s engaged 60 assist in the classical deo,,f, 2
.ni 9ehool Mr. Rockford will continue To give ,n,ie
~ 3'Eemacs aud the French language, and me sriet
we most unremittins attention on HE fs,f A., ~
e pltn OF studies az cStensey useful a, The psr, ~ @
n.ng'''n viii admit IA few additional sob,lsf. c we
WIN. Il. GILES
6pvy,, q, BAKfHW. EGAN
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FREEMASONRY.

Mr. d. @. Miller, editor of the Republican
Advocate, adveriises, Tor sale, at his Office he
First Part of Masonry INV eiIed, containing a
full exposition OF the secrets and ceremonies of
that dncieht and hOHOra6Ee'' institution, Free
masonry" God said, let there be Light, and
there was Light pa He further states, that " the
remaining part is now IN press, and will shortly
be published" This is The editor who was so fero-
ciourly assaulted, some weeks since, in tie ives
tern part OF the Stale, by a set of men,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-10

u. >. Shymansd --PRAcr1cAL Drvr,sr
4 40 lhe pressure 10 niofm b. friends aud M. -
- general throughout the sf4e.,5s II. ~ ~ Pgnhc in
''ve en Richmond tor the ensuing winter ''A'" D" re
more H., ',' 0esn resu2iy bred Deo,st ir Eup, sos t
h , yen y-sfs' practitioner n fhc pfarissf ~, ~. W
~ p. Ihe public repeatedly invited ~ l W. o. ne
on ~ | e, sy ne The ae Of be- pse. s
NIX ~ Yas} ~ tne opefstion Of supnisane tl -
Ho"AN IEEtH Hs rorn, esei,.ei y u ~, q, we Io,' ~
s ' Id'l,.,'o' visitors above d.. Abrsg,, 49, ePoa
until b. ~. ~ "''i ml lnd from
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Sale of Naernes

Sale Of Negroes.
! SHALL offer for sale to highest bidder on Monde a.
I'm gay ol September ne xt, II fdr otherye the nsxi fr
, 81 tne 1'e residence of Edmund Hsfrisou dec in he
county CT between 30 aud 100 Nesroe. CONSISTING S
mem wonei boys and ss. Among whom are some =, AL,
'ne mouse servants As 10 ths state blacksmhs rarn
Is anu crop hands The sale to continue from dsv 10 d.,
u'i Completed Terms made known on the Jav an =, ~
pace o. safe NATHL HARRISON Ex,r '
Amelia county, August l. 1926 ""' iia' 9n dec.
consent TO The above sale so far a. 7 ~, i,,.I 'u'
n I'll .te,. JAMES L. COOKE
NoVeniteT next, at which time will positiyev taLs u
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Vaiunble James Riper L.on,t

E'HAT valuable estate called Chiroaks IN SURE ,,,
about four miles below the oounfOuse is offered FOR s,
lies on The South side Of james River near Ifoy H.,
nd BINDS Tor some distsnce the river. Bv late ,ury. ~
onaif 1851 acres the greater part bf which ejesre4
From The fertility Of the soil which T. not eqr,led b
h ue county THIS estate c1nsjtfed BY competent
admirably ADAPTED 20 the growth Of cotton Posses:o, =, o.
be had on h frs Of January next Cspt John Faulc via
resides near The premises, Will give any Information
ID. Go WN % ffof,1.ee.,,,e ~ "a
August ~ ~.
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- Pfison indebted 10 The estate u Edmund Will t,
"l Notoway county required 4, usks 49,. ,l.e
y'm." 10 we suDscuheii aud al pcrson, bsvis. 49,.
s'' ga e'iite are requested 10 make Them kno,sr9 %
Auotnec ~ 70 ee sub,eriber or to Mr. a. b. spoonef
cunts 90 which the IS concerned w sule a'i
- 'ne aoI iuins coUGties aud 90 leersLu5g y 2" any
"m' j. WIEN, 0crg C. r. and
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