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TRUST SHE.

virtue Of deed Of trust executed TO the Subscribers by
- William Randolph aud Lucy Il. his wife, 10 10
Eaty iieh certain Of money therein expressed, which
iced was executed the 18th of June, 1917 and admitted
Fcord m the clerks oce Of Cumberland county al June
N the same year they will sell at public auction, 10 The h.
e bidder, for cash. upon the pteme tdsythe 2sh
July next, iffs, fnot, the next fair day. all That
and IN the said deed expressed in the aforesaid county Of Gum
,aud, containing 4g acres he the orless which
ANA was pchaedby Martha Randolph aud the Aforesaid
marry eh Of The Executor Of the late joseph Royal dec aad
od by them TO The said William Randolph, and bounded
follows! To wit, the North by the lands Of Jesse Miller,
2nd The estate Of the late Hughes Taylor dec the East ny
pp9maitox River on the South by e ands Of Ann q. Ran
aoph and on the West by the lands Of Joseph y. Leigh
20 much thereof may be necessary the specified
me said deed the balance thereof due, with interest
nd expenses Of sale, &c. &c The subscribers will only
I such title Is vested in them trustees by the deed Store
sad' JERMAN BAKER
WILLIAM u. SMITH
June &c. IL ids
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STAMMERING.


.Ne,o York Institution for correcting inpedi
rens Of speech, No 25i Breadaoay, opposite the Pars
RS Leigh, the principal OF this Institution, having
I'VE Ell services oi professional gentleman of the hghe
respeeabiiy 10 aid her in experimenting il feels warranted ii
the public, from the peiieei she has had IN
OF siannerng and ether upedmeni of speech that have
uuder her hs all he cured anu the
most obinae eau be made speak with comparative ana
hueney in afew weeks, and inanyfn few days.
Mrs. Leigh exhib Testimonials at her Ins;u-
lion ofhe efficacy of hei SYSTEM The public demand
satisfactory than the following gentlemen who
occupy the first rank silence and and to whom she
Se,p Yonk, Aprftio,A, 1925.
Having received from Irs. exp auao Of hei the
speech, and having visited he, Insa6oB wi great plea
that o;r 10 the public testimony her favour
From the many instances there cure, even when
the habit had been of very loug standing, well from the
assurance of many respectable persur 9fe greatest
lieye will prove public benefit hope that As
Leigh obant the patronage hei ingenuity ad perseyern
We do not hesitate further add our coavciigr
heieneetO her rules on the part Of the pupil, aliiLaI
lssnedl SAMUEL L. MITCHELL, NJ D.
Professor OF MateA Mediea aud Botany the University Of
New iork.
JOHN Nc. vICKAR, u. d.
Professor Of Moral Philosophy, COLUMBIA College.
JAS. Il. MANLEY, III D.
President Of the New York State Medical Society
JOHN WATTS, j.. NJ. d.
Phisieian't 10 the New York Hospital
Copy Of leher from III. J. Il MANLEY 10 Mrs. LEIGH
"NEW YORK, Nay, s2G.
g take q cat pleasure in bearing NV public
mon the excellence of plan for the treatment and
to place the unfortunate subeet OF this habit far least
his .aona talent concerued very nearly the
diiIon OF Mute The confidence have placed by
explaining in detail method and the facts and easonns
ny which have attained such complete
my acknowledgements.
The from time 10 time of your pupils; the
hstnes OF tler from their mouths the oppor
above all, the points of support which yoor system
derives iom deveioPenen Of the OF Stanmerng
laid exposition, have all conpued
that method be successful; aud that, il the pupils
ne auu OF discretionary age having been once cured they
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-04

HIS Establishment viii be open the ls uf June, UNDER
the direction OF nr Ohm g. Wright experienced
1ageT aud every eG will be madcO give general saEfe-
ton IL beautifully situated the Eastern the North
Mountain, is miles N W from Stanton 20 miles 5. ".
from iarsonug and the road leading through each
place TO The Warm Hot Sweet, and White Sulphur srins.
The climate is believed to he the mos. healthy, and
ncr the most desirable IN the state aud The improvements
cond TO none IA point Of comio aud sufficient the
notation of 100 boafdefs.
The waters consin quantity Of uphu cited bydio a
with some oarbonic acid gas, aud sufficiently pug1ye
Their effect upon the kidneys skin aud stomach is
mediate aad upon all the secretary organs powerful
all cases Of gravel where has been tried proved ielf
peculiarly eicatous, aud euaUeou Jpepc hepat,c
bilious affections experience has fully rs efficacy
Good music and good pack Of hounds will be provided
The Stages from Richmond, fredericksburg and Wiuces-
ter at stanton thr times week. whence pas
ssnseIs ny hack reach the Springs three hours.
Asthe place yet IN its infancy compared with The old
tgis places IN Virginia, respectful reference made.
several gentlemen, under named all OF whom had
opportunity of becoming acquainted with merits and an{
CLAIM II may have TO public patronage.
June 6. sta
Hon. James Barbour. Washington; g. L. Steyenson VIM
bernard, Esqis, Fredericksburg; Hon John CoaeI
Chapman Johnson, Esq. Richmond DR.. X. T. Walter and
Robert Saunders Esq Willansburgj Mathew Cuff NorElk
Henry RpbeIon Esq Hampton Col III Montague, Powha-
snj Dr. H. James Car!sryille Dr. Ludlow and Payne Wa
ring, Esq Essex Hon r. T. Barbour AMI Walter Key Orange
John Kelly and r. d. Dyer, Esqr Charlottesville.
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LNTERESTYyvG TO PL.aWrERS.

YEvHE Prgtia Patent INreshny NGckfie The sub cfiber
n having very recently made great improvement the
hove machine wishes call their particularly the
late improvement he has made the Portable Ma
chine In the The above machine he
ses entirely with the large belt; lieu Of there suhi,u ed
COS wheel and pinon to operate the theshng powers both
and the operative power connected together
less than those his nal plan. These
combined with ohe he made, Caters
they 10 any thing the kind either Europe
America for execution, chtarness and durability This
chine extremely staple in its Structures nearly all parts
arc of non, perfectly pOrtabie be adjusted from srn
10 another, aud put operation after
the place be used by the plantation hands OF it,
parts are deranged by removing There eau be the
alive power OF the machine two Cotton Gins saws
EACH without any additional e&pence after the gins
nihed.
Persons wishing get machines for getting their next
crop Will please to leave Their orders early possible
The price Of the improved machine $685. at the factory n,
manufactures Cotton Gins approved Southern
plans, with single and double breasts Also Straw
SAMUEL COCHRAN, head of Mayos Bridge
p $ The subscriber sold machine ON the new plan last
year, and FROM the utility OF he has orders Tor
nesLbpurhood for the Approaching season. SC.
heseby certify, that Of Mt Samuel CochIans
much pleased. Ithreshed between thousand
bushels of wheat Of the last croPby three horses and
hands; by udicious n.anag eme am lie
said machine viii ont from 1910 200 bushels per day wilh
up and removed erected and sci 70 VOL in s: Or bns
simpler and bsiier machine could not be
ivT ,he use u was intended GILES klrZhuGn.
Montosideo, King George co. May 1914.
do certify that Mr.. Samuel Coehrans Por
table Threshing Machines which worked with u,ue
tho 500 1000 bushels OF wheat clean
iron tie straw averaging c;wee 80 To O0 bush The
Machine w.th be removed one farm 10 ano-
ther different parts the ar the
plantation hands ia four five hours thiuk the uacnnc
superior any machine nave ever seen for economy facility
OF iresng and durability As wines my hand lh 18Th vi
JaniaIy ), 1875. Chesterfield county.
EDWARD H. ROUSSEAU.
This 10 certify that Ipurchased Of Samuel Cocha
INST or second wheat Machine that he Ffedt
riekbug and that have used the said machine years
on large estate, aud have been much pleased L. a
The last purchased Others hun, and ordered
iour. ioI e year Unnecessary 1t eaaberenoved
any pat OF the far md put in operation hours
have found three horses sufficient power Keep
Gwen under my hand TINS Zis May 1925. King Queen
county WILLIAM BOYD.
o
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.NARSH.aL'S S9L p

y CHANCERY United States court hith circuit virginia
District, June is, 1920.
Robert Dnl,p aud James Dunlop surviving partners Of the
late neroahIie huuse OF Dunlops & Crosse, Pitts.
against
Thomas Il. Rootes admir- with the will annexed Of john
Baylor dec who surviving cxor John Bayor The elder
dee Frances Bay lu widow, John Baylor GeuFge D. Day
o children, heirs and devisees the said John Baylor dec
who wa. wing heT and devees of the said John
Baylor the elder, dec. Defs
This TO be heard by consent Of the plaintiffs
and thu defendants uhn aud George D. Baylor
John Baylor dec &c wheeupon the ordered and de-
creed, that the defendants John and George d. BAYLOR payto
the plaintiffs the of 237I 81 interest on 75B II
day OF MAY, $40 until paid Aud further ordered aud
decreed that unless the defendants john aud George d. Bay
o pay 70 the plaintiffs the aforesaid S237l on or
before the Isl day Of January, 1922 with
sa that The maisal of this court lido default such pay
men after advertising the time and place osa four
.uccssveiy, m newspaper published in the of
Fredericksburg orthe city itehm0nd, public
much the Tract oiand part thereof that he may think
proper called Rev Market lying in the county of Caroline,
shall he sufficient pay the debt and interest aforesaid and
the costs attending this sale, credit Of months the
pueh giving bond bonds with secury hearing
interest from the day cf safe aud on land
the payment Of such bond bonds except much 0f
the purchase money shall he sufficient pay the
charges osale which shall he paid in cash by tie purchaser
10 conformity TO the terms of the foregoing decree shall
oner for sale public auction the Bowling Green in
county Of Caroline, Monday the 10Th Of next between
the hou Of ~ and o'clock p. NJ. Of that day, much Of
the tract Of Land called New Market mentioned in the said
decree shall be sufficient satisfy the purposes therein
mentioned.
The pateuar parts Of the tract which will be offered will
be designated on the day OF sale.
Il. II THORNTON, DIN.
jane y, 1925. 9--ids for John Pegram, NJ. V.D.
~ The Herald, at Fredeficksburr viii publish the
above I'LL day Of sale and send the FOR collection
this Office
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TRTJSr SALE

pursuance Oft provisions nf deed OF executed by
Dr. ShadswIek Alliend ana Elizabeth his wife bearing
august 1921 of record IN the county city
yl Tor The purpose OF securing the payment
money therein expressed to d. Richard Jeffrey, shall
Monday the 10th July next beng James c.y day the
Raleigh Tavern IN w burg proceed public
make sale of that valuable lying and being the
aforesaid, called Powian containing about acres
distant about three miles from The city Of Wiansbufg As
presumed That any person disposed purchase th pro-
Perty would prefer to oonhde in his own view OF it,
particular description deemed superuou only thai
tins tract OF land conveyed by l;chard
to Pleasant Akil and by him transferred Dr. AenJ,
daries. THE TRUSTEES
Tertns cash.
June 2. lids
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.MARSRaL'S SaLE

NDEH aderte of the superior Court of Chaneery for the
u Richmond District pronounced the 4th day Of Fehru-
~, 1925 IN the case Of Burwe VS. Burwell shall Mor-
day. the i7th day of July next, at Doydon Mecleburg
courthouse that being Mecklenburg county day proceed
TO sell the tract Of land the proceedings mentioned lying
IA the comfy Of Meekienbus, Butcher Greek, in the
neighbour hood OF che city which hre said be
upwards of $50 ocee low grounds more than half
IN WOODS, OF Tobacco land Of superior quality, and which
10 Hands may be employ ed 10 advantage Terms credit OF
ooe two and three Bonds with approved security will
be rrquLed and the tile retained until they paid Off
j. GUERRANr, IN. $. c. c. v. d. of his Deputies.
June 49, 1fttds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-04
BY RICHIE 81 GOOCH

Nv Tn. ENQUIRER is published twice week generally,
II three time. during the Of the State Lega-
s-proe, the heretofore, Five Dollars per
ble i'm advance. Notes of Chartered peciepaying banks
piyl Will be received payment The Editors will
ss the safety Of RENTING them by na the postage o all let
Ter, being paid, by the writer's
No paper will discontinued (but At the discretion of
the Editors,) until all arrearases have been paid up.
nv Whoever will guarantee the payment oil zane papers
.h,il have the tenth GRATIS.
s"s q TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ One square, OR LESS-Frst insertion rs cent,eacb
continuance, so cents . =.
No inserted until has either been paid
f, or assumed by person thu, city, its enviToas
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500 REIHARD,

ToLEN from the subscribers stable night Horse
~ Saddle, Aartinga and Bride lie large light bay,
ORG years d. very fine ORDER
but believed TO have white hind toot long rather
hollow back short tail, which he carries badly, and the
rubbed from the top has hoo unusually Nat short and
from having been iops hod bad and
PAGES pretty WELL bat steps rather short and very wide
fore leg.
The above reward Will be paid sre recovery IF the Horse.
JAMES CASKlE.
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no CLERKS on COURJ'S.

INFANTS employment Deputy CLERK If county cotrt aud
W Superior Court OF Law, who has been engaged in
such duties for eleven years past and vho would prefer
alton in the upper Of state where the
tent Of business will justify the payment Of salary sufficient
for The support Of small family. He viii undertake the
Tire Of such Offices engage assistant
Good endation TO caPabily, diligence and
ais can be Produced line addressed TOP a., Gloucester
Courthouse, Va. will he attended 10 Immediately.
Juuc Al
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CIorer Eorcst ~ Sale.

lY virtue Of the last will and Testament Of John Lsncaef
- dec shall proceed sell The prentice, that well
known stand Tayein lying IN the upper end of Cumbsr
land county, containing about $50 acres the main Western
road, 10 e highest bidder, Thursday the 9th day Of Az
gust next Terms third Of The purchase money paid
the Goth day of December ney which tme possession vail
be given te balance in two equal annual payments, with
deed upon the property 10 the purchase money.
further description Of the property deemed unnecesary
IL Is we'll known NAT LANCASTER, Ex'r
In-lla nl InlIn nr m.
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TRVST S.9LE-

PURSUANT 60 deed II Trust exeorCod by Edmund Penn
10 John Camm aud Thomas Crews. dated 2d June Iso9
and daily recorded m the clerks Office u The General Cou
FOR puPoies therein named shall projected to sell for ready
moncyon the premises, Tuesday the fth day Of July
rev certain tract parcel Of land lying and fen in the
county 9 Amherst North side Of Bufslo River adjoining
he lands Of David s. Garland, james Hzeinhobam aud others
generally known by the u the Glehe Tract and no,e m
tee possession o said Fdnd Fenn containing about nine hun
dftd Acting tince The subscribe. will only convey
such tile is yesadn bin trustee tho he believe Che t
10 he oil TlfOS. CREWS fttrice
Amherst June 20. i2Ci
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TRUSTEEN, SALE-

,Y virtue of deed executed by Reuben Uilcy
ID subscribers bearing date the 3is' day of March, 1896
and of record Office al the clerk Of Goochand county
court for purpose Of securing the payment Of certain
therein shall sell at public
tiop for ready money Goochisnd courthouse, Monday
the i7 day July next that being Goochland county
day. undivided noie,y Of Tract OF Land containing by
estimate i6 acres lying the county Of
river road about mile. from Richmond and adjoining the
lands Of Richard Sampsoa aud Richard Harris which said
land the from his late father JOSIAH Utey.
The title conveyed will he such only derive by
virtue Of the said trust deed.
WIN. u. TAYLOR, Trus-
JOHN 5. FLEMING, { tees.
r-....i.oj r,n. On i6a6 I5-Ntds
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ID ANYWAY from The subscriber about the 20h ofMay last
H. negro by fhe Of JOB, put oals himself Geo
Godon about % years of age he Is about feet niche
high with little impedinent speech he has his rsh
printed with blue ink, two capital t e very mel
igent, something Of tawuey colour n supposed that
be has taken shipping for 81 the Northern ce The
above reward will be given any person who will deliver hin
10 me, IN Henrco county, Va Richmond, 10 p.
flubbard, in Ric hai 1nd WIN. MONTAGUE
Tuna a. fg-r
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NOTICE.

NlIE subscriber duty authorised TO lease for term Of
a years, the Tavern aud Farm at King William Courthouse.
TINS property is really valuable public stsud and
ne senono sby perscn qualified to conduct the business
% Public House. II situated upon the road from
iehmond the Eastern part the State aud distant from
richmond about ~ miles Various Improvements have been
made upon the houses aud others pogrcng-and the
proprietor DESTROYS of placing this property possession
OF man well qualified for The station Of TSve nkeeper IL
not privately disposed Of, il customary 10 put up public
auction the first day Of King William County Court the
fourth Monday in August which will be pursued 10 the
Absence Of private contract.
June "a. ii-n HERBERT a. CLAIBORNE.
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PENNSYLVANIA CbiJnlcD

Pennsylvania Chimney Marble.
EHHE subscriber, with the plometor e2-
4 tensiye Water Power Saw Mill, prepared To supply
any quantity Of the different kinds OF yy4na Gimme,
Marble Sabs, the lowest prices cash, cceances
short sight. ISAAC -. GARRIiUES
Marble Cuter-Zaue street, between Seventh ( Eighth
Philadelphia Nav so
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L.qAD FOR S4LN-

f37iiE Traft Of Land New Glasgow Amherst county,
called The Glebe, containing about 1000 acres ri eSceli
tobacco aud wheat land, and reHed the present ysrs
Wesr Cfswford Barrett and which capt Edmund Penn
lives l. fo sale, with liberty wheat IN the fall and fuli
given he1d 81 Jsnuay For terms, A. sppi.
cation 10 be made 10 John Hoss IN he county Of Aemae
IN this place 10 JAMES ROSS.
Fredericksburg, msy - l--asis
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BY ORDFR or THE EXECUTIVE.
- AND0LPH's Reports.
- $3.50

Jennings Statutes # large being collection of al the
Lan o. Vi gina. from the fast 81 the Legislature in
e year 1919 IN IS volumes. The laws Of country are
neeesay connected with every thin belonging the pe ope
n oih thorough knowledge Of Them and Of their pfo
wcs, would inform q every lung that useful to be
known about them and Of the greatest mpeeotons Of
Hoilr in general owing 70 thei ignorance Of LayD
~ The above works will he sold reduced prices eonse-
gacny great bargains may be lad early applications made
TO- ]. ii. 7. NASH.
III
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,WOIVCE.

Ill persons indebted to the old firm Of Buchanan, Dun
"A Top Co.. the late firm Of James ami john Dunlop,
ohn Dunlop, upon transactions Virginia. hereby Bo
tba, by arrangement ofthe 10Th February last their
hehs 10 the said transferred 70 James Dunlop,
ad The Subscriber appointed for their collection
e has urgently 10 request all those indebted, to for
yard and make immediate payment ROBERT LESLIE.
Fefcrsburr. Iupa
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rJIIIE tract Of Land called Till Goye, containing shcv
300 acres, lying the lower end Of Amelia county or
merly advertised, still for sale IL would make exoele
cotton plantation. II will be cold al together diyded n
els. The terms will he accommodating.
JyIsvam nrarch4. e9-d mn y. GILES.
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TWEWry DOLL8RS REW.aRD.

ANYWAY from the subscriber, negro named John
Edmonis, feet inches high, stout made and about %
~ years OF age lie has wife living with Mr. John Hewet
''out miles from Stafford Courihouse
ne above reward will he given any who will deliver
'n W itichmord Or secure hun ia any I1i
Juns &c. iii
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NOTICE.

Z WISH purchase askful and Trustworthy Carriage Df
aud Ostcr and who IL young. healthy aud
None need be proposed for whom the undoabfd e
mopisll I'll e qualifications aforementioned eannci be
given. T.. DANIEL.
Richmond, psy us.ee0
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I9-ND FOR SdTE

TJyE offers his Farm for sale lying Pamunky
river Newkeni county, about 10 miles above York
yer anil miles below Newkent Courthouse containing
200 acres of high land and 700 of marsh The
land inferior the river and peri y level The
marsh affords an excellent range cattle during the splins
and summer months and for hugs during the whole year.
There is very good herring fishery sufficiently large work
~; ss:ges; there comfortable dwelling house. ,yih
room. below above and excellent barn. nearly
i further description deemed unnecessary, any person
wishing to purchase will, presume view the land. The
are ed OF land adjoining which may be
purchased moderate The terms OF sale wall he
half cash and balance twelve and eighteen months equal
payments TO secured by deed OF the land Should
not sell privately, shall oIei the highest bidder the
18th day OF September Newkei courthouse that being
court day. JOHN AUGUSTINE TAYLOR.
June so. lo-w5t
MY wife Elizabeth Z. Moore, has ab,eued herself
WI my he'd board without cause, aud take this
thod 10 all persons trading with her my account,
am determined TO pay debt debts of her contracting
shall petition tae Assembly OF Virginia for di-
vorce from the aforesaid Elizabeth p. Moore, my wife. or
this my determination all concerned will please take notice
JEREMIAH MOORE.
Hal fax county Va. Juno so. 1896. I5-StA
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Lunukic HosDifql. UYI[Io1n sbvro.

e VecuPied shu thui no more patient VIII br recelVeo
Sh some u the said cells yacan due notice of which viii
be gwen. BY order VI the CourtU f Directors
hay 70. ST LEG: HENLEY cd.
IA ANfED al the P.nienary large quantity 4 Flour
w Barrel HOOP-POLES, IoT which the highest price
be paid IN Cash, by THoS. NELSON, +. A.P
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COJM.MISSfoN BUSINESS.

YEyE subscriber having removed Richnnd tenders his
Il services his friends aciuahtances, andthe public
eray merchant. He occupies Office FOR
the present near the basin WIN. MOON
June so. l5-u
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.Aesnt for Shippine UIheat.

OUCH Farmers disposed ship their crops OF Wheat
- rather than submit the low price which is thought will
rule here informed that they have done
moderate expenses and receive liberal advance
IL shall he put on board, from the subscriber
yune -