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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-06-09
.MORVGAGE S.AA.E.

DY virtue ola decree OF the Circuit Court in
I'D and for the county Of St. Clair, at the last
March Term, and by virtue of power vested
in me by said Court, will proceed to sell, at
Public Auction, for cash, to the highest bid
der, on the first day Of July next, the follow
ing described property, situate half mile
west of the town Of Lebanon, near Silver
Greek, being the southeast quarter Of section
twenty -four, township two north, range seven
west, containing one hundred and sixty acres.
Said sale will be made by virtue OF said de-
cree, to satisfy Judgment obtained by Joseph
Penn against James Russell, on petition to fore
close a Mortgage, for nine hundred and nine
ty-three dollars and ffty-three cents debt, to-
gether with his costs about his suit, in this be-
half expended. Sale will take place at twelve
O'Clock OF said day, on the premises.
DANIEL S. WRITER, Commissioner.
Lebanon, .3brfi 80, 1861 St
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-06-09
CASTOR BEANS.

TIME subscriber will purchase any quantity
L of CASTOR BEANS, next fall. He will
give THREE QUARTS of oil for bushel of
beans or, if preferred, will sell the oil, and
give as much per bushel, in cash, as the price
of oil will justify.
JOHN ADAMS.
N. B. Those who have CLOTH at my full
ing mill, are informed that it is now ready tor
delivery.
.4p,si 22nd 1860 If
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-06-09
CONGRESSIONAL EPITOME.

WANT Of time to prepare one for our
selves, has induced US to adopt the sum-
mary of the National Journal, for this
week.
MONDAY, MAY s..
Senate. The several bills yesterday
ordered to third reading, were passed
and sent to the House Of Represen, ative s.
Mr.. Noble obtained leave to introduce a
bill for the continuation of the Cumber-
land Road, and the Judiciary Commit.
tee reported that i, was inexpedient to
appoint a Committee OF Conference on
the subject Of the disagreeing votes of
the two Houses on the Judiciary Bill.
The proposed amendment to the Con-
stltution in relation to the elections OF
President and Vice President was laid
on the table.
House Of REPRESENTATIVES. The bills
relative to the claims of Marquis de Mai
son Rouge and the Baron Bastrop, were
referred to the Committee on the Judi
ciary. The House then went into Com
miltee of tho Whole on the State of the
Union, and took UP the bill making ap.
preparation to carry into effect The Creek
treaty, the bill to aid certain Indians Of
the Creek nation to remove west Of the
Mississippi, the bill to make further ap-
preparation for ten sloops Of war, and the
bill making further provisions for mile
age, &c. to members Of Congress--all
of which bills passed through the COM
.mittee, and were subsequently ordered
to be engrossed and read third time to-
day. A report and Joint resolution were
offered from the Committee on Naval
Affairs, on the subject Of Dry Docks.
TUESDAY, MAY 9.
Senate. A bill Tor the relief Of Mo.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-06-09
WOOA-CARDING.

VEVHE public are informed that have pro.
Il cured new set of CARDS of an excellent
quality, for my machines: and every exertion
and attention will be used to accommodate
my customers. The wool must be well cleans
ed and picked.
JOHN ADAMS.
Edwardsville, May 6, 1s26.-32tf
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-06-09

posed amendment, the majority, in the
negative, would doubtless have been
much larger than that by which the bill
was indefinitely postponed.
Nat. Jour.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-06-09

We mos, sincerely regret the final
failure Of the Judiciary bill. Although
the original bill passed the House by a
very large vote, it was impossible, it
seems, TO prevail on majority Of that
body to agree 10 the Senate's am endmcnt.
We learn that many members voted
agains. the indefinite postponement,
who ye, would not have agreed to the
bill in its existing shape. If the motion
had been taken on streeing to tho pro.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-11
.Notice of Trust Snle

Tne and IN pursuance Of deed of trust bearing do,e
the 2i day Of February 1915, and admitted 10 rreerd n;
Iuvanna county clerks Office executed 10 me bv Y,;,
rs OF the souny Of Fluvanna for the purpose of
ing the payment Of certain money therein m,p,;on5
l the subscriber, MONDAY the Twenty fourth Jsy -,
Hpt'i rS u ts,r e not the next fair day, FLUYN
~ CUOhf-hoOSE, shall proceed 10 sell al pub,,.
auction for ready money, so much of three certain
land ~ aud by the said deed citrus, and
nte or less yins and being situate in the said COUNTY %
and the same tia, were conveyed by Thomas
tit, by deed bearing with the ahoyemenioned ia
OIL rust as shall be sufficient to the eight Lunds
anu sixty eight dollars and fifty cents, with lawful nie,
her con from the 2is day of february 1871 till payment,
eSpene; OF sale Acting merely ,rutec .hac
deed Of nn.t; but excluding all warranty thereof go
asn', myself and all claiming by hrough or under me
Richmond, March 81, iece ios'.,d.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-11
200 Dollars Retrard. :

anyway from the subscriber, the nigh, Of the 25h
Booth. N "'N'0H anu D'o
ned remarkably stout and well built abou, fee,
nigh, and % years old. lie toerable rood
anu mas formerly worked stone cutter, very
Gus AZ any thing that he undertakes He hes no v,bs mai
scar but has been stabbed in the left elbow with knife;
eah oe very easily discovered upon examination he had
On when he went OF sbue cloth coat nearly new LIGHT blue
s'ine' pan'aoon new fur hat; aud generally weas Sill
yer STOP watch, with "a gold chain andkey.
300 Booth about six feet high, well built and
os and athletic he issomewha inclined to he bald his
'ety black, and has his right cheek hone hi,
age not exactly known but he somewhere IS and
4 mad on when he le he agre.n cloth coat and blue psn-
oons but Is rrobablehc may change his dress as he took
oer clothes with hun, among which were, blue cloth coat
considerably wofn and red plaid cloak watch which he
wears Is similar TO Nsd Bob has been in the habit Of passing
ia that character. WV f"'f
Is they OF blanket each the probability i, that they
VIII sleep out all night. They have live nv family twelve
years and never expressed dssac,on and have never
ed 10 run of by white pcrssn
above reward will be given them if taken above 200
niue. ro Washington 100 taken Mar, land or Virrnia
ane 90 dollars II taken the District of Columbia or the hail
OF these snms for either If them RO;B IECKIE
Washington city, April 4. JOg--gt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-11
zcdS WyN ~1@.

An incident occurred in this village ON Saturday
.as', wnieh deserves to be noticed, as evncing a
remarkable degree of presence of mind, exer,eI in
saving the life of fellow being. 1t seems that !
10Y had been padding abou, on raft in the wa
'eI' which, in consequence OF the freshe,, has for
a Few days past overlooked the banks of the river.
,entur'ns little too far. however, he go, into the
stream, was swept rapidly down the current TO-.
wards the bridge. His danger was perceived bv
Eoer Hamilton, man whose GOODNESS and cou-
rage IN such emergencies has been frequently dis
played; at single glance he took the direction in
which the boy would make his appearance after he
passed under the bridgc--ran to the opposite side
burst on the clap boards with his foot-s,re,cbes
himself over, and finding he would be unable n
reacA slfcien'iy low to rescue the person in dam
ser' seized another boy, and suspending him over
'ne water at his arms length, held him in that po
'ition until the one in the had emerged from
under the bridge, had been caught in the arms Of
the one suspended, when Hamilton drew them
both out together. when il is considered that bis
calculation was ths work of single moment, and
Una. .oo' one OF considerable excitement, i, strikes
us as singular instance Of presence of mind.
which merits mention and praise. + Utica Sem.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-11

nose islands 10y any other European Power than
Spain, under any contingency whatever.
Having understood your excelency to saw tina,
the policy and views OF the United States, as dis
closed by me, correspondent with those of His Ma.
jesty's Government, I shall not fail to communi.
cate the information 10 the President, who will fee
happy If finding the two Nations agreeing ON :
point OF so much importance to the Tranquility O
that portion of the Globe.
Irequest your Exeellency to accept, &C.
JAMES BROWN.
MS Exceiiency BARON DE DAarAs,
Jh'nisfer Of Foreign Affairs, &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-11
KaIuable PropertY "a sale-Juniper 80


lo very vaabls tract Of land, lying on 6eber,n river
4 and on Which the subscriber resides contains abo cni
aorSs aud Tor fertility, well known (, he of very
quaHy' Ahou 7cO cultivation and welt
nody OF about 900 acres good land and almost
PRIME sou lot tobacco. The quantity OF low rround on
uaei may he about $40 The buildnaS are Nos.
yau3he The situation is high and healthy; dc land !; a
dainty supplied with timber and is well Ratred tbers l. a.
orchard Of 1909 well selected ress of spple nr,, h
plum and cherry grape vines some iress RI
Instance TO Richmond is about 60 Peershurr e5 and ~
RAJ Vi,ie 20 niuesi aud about average to
heyCoheEe, Pruee Edward, Charlotte. Mecklepbur 4 Nj
way soufihousesI "a miles. Those who may eon,eop, scb
psTohase are respectfully invited examine the soI
D themselves. IL 4 very probable, that ano her
no- perhaps caunnt present itself in This par f ,l
ne uuetlDer dcou 70 discharge certain Jus, claims ara,
him also some assumed; and in order TO MAKE ear J
ces'ay arrangements ior The reception Of his family ON
ne holds nthe West prefers sell PRIVATELY but II NO,
UId ny tho 18th day Of April next then on tina, dv Al
ns oyuiHou'e, beng Superior Court day. Proposes se
IL iEtds.-Cal forone sixth Che amount Of The purchase
NJ. 10 &C omnodaie the purchaser, note Begoii,I N [
~ te banks OF Richmond, Peierbme to sy th,t @ j.;
from tie day Of sale will he aceerted the ,e;
yer ~ aye equal annual payments with interest from ,bs CT
gay Of Deeeinher nest hut the interest 10 he RENTED y
principal bcPmouaiy paid Bonds In he executed H., d.
Pwc',eT wheh conveyance will be made and 80;
en- No. nue TINE 20 seed wheat. constyanee In f, 80 r.
premises must he duly executed aud good person,i , e
ieqheu' iof the payment Of tho in.taiinens '1'''
.Luneniury county, March II. TO- ii IGTAH'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-11
most Y.4LU4BLE STaac1

s{oh saie mat noted and valuable stand Al ~
ea," 'he Mountain Top The buildings are of R,;T
aud spacious with aiafge stone stable and well ccuIs
% '' business; from tue geos apeal situation of ,h.
ase ana PRINTABLE Tavern business being a, ,h
,rre, , oae russ or mounain through which ap all
,fave's rom the Eastern or Western country have 10 %
s "a. ony SAFE and easy passage between The po,omsr and
JAMES 't'ef' IheTc Is attached the stand 400 q,
acres Of land, more than zoo which laws "a ,, -
OIL most profitable cultivation; there is at his time
eOn'aty Incorporated and the work far a,,,rc5
making road from Stanton TO s;oo;,, f "a su.in co
e VIII DE from Charlottesville inersectis with tL AT
been survey through gap for The S,I "a, a'o
tc iy , IL SeT ort5 Any person wishing see
; ~ ~, ~ WI" DC shewn them oy MIR Jacob Bernard who
"'"a 'a7 the purchaser treat for The property
March 7. SA'iu Ell iEaRE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-11
.M.4RSH.dL,E SIZE

OJnLE.
uhS UAN 70 decree of the Superior Court of Cbancerv
Tor the Williamsburg District, pronounced ON the Sis
Gay oil January last, in the of Ann Garrett Adnx al
Richard GaeIi, dec plaintiff agsn., Nary Seda,an Adx
81 o%n dee and Henry T. Guthrie and Catherine his
VIE am Giliat,, Admir- Of John Giilatt dec hfatbew
walls, sheriff and committee the estate of Rich
enr. dse; and Robert, William Jane aud John Sleman in
Of John Stedman, dec by Henry p Guthrie, de-
euhoase oi York county, Saturday the 9Th DAY of Nav
o's York county superior court DAY, valuable pan,a-
~ 'hs county OF York. about three miles below Yorktown
o. winch John Steman died seized and possessed
contain non zoo 10 1000 actes This plantation lie. ON
ie'eF III most commanding situso and fertile
ana every respect wei! worthy the attention OF men Of cant
me sale will he made subject the dover riybt oi
mr. Sednan and her thirds will be laid of before the ay Of
and when The property shall he pu, up plat and
OF Inc premises will be siewn Attached 60 the farm il ~,
'er sfs mill Terms One third cash. and tie balauce u
SIX and Twelve months the purchaser giving deed in If .t nm
the land, 10 secure the purchase money.
VA, WIN. McCANDLISI, IN. s. c. c. W. d.
York county, April7. I1o-,Js
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-11

PARIS, Jan. Q, 1926.
SIN In the month Of July last, had the honor
TO state to your Excelency, with the utmost frank.
ness, the views Of the President of the limited
states, m relation TO the Spanish Islands Of Cuba
ana Porto Rico. informed you that the United
states could not see with Indifference those Islands
passing rom spain to any other European Power;
aud that the United States desired no chang, in
Their political or commercial condition, nor in the
possession which Spain had Of them. Tn the con-
terence with which your Excellency IGNORED me on
'his day, repeated The same assurances, and add
ed, IN a spirit Of friendship, and with view Of
guarding beforehand against any possible Difficult
ties on the subject, which might arise, that nv
government coa!a net coasrat 70 the occupation ol
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-11
Vaiuabie Real PrOperfv for Sale.

virtue OF deed OF executed BY Alexander McK;m
to Alexander Fleet dated on the I2th day of January
Es secure the payment Ofa certain of money VIM
Tuesday the I'd day of May next between the hour, of
oTrHs proceed 70 sell on the premises for ready Honey
forty fee situated lot oft eniy feet front and running
one hundred and hythee feet 70 twenty feet alley Also
one other brick house adjoining thereto OF e same imens
and situated lot equal size Of that rst
eash OF which lots niaehed Meat House and Kitchen Such
TILE only a Is vested said will be eony,v
ed The sale Obe conducted by Monc,ue Robinson & PEI
s".s. oo. ALEX: FLEET, Trustee.
DQ--c,
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March ~.
Ton DoHqys RoI0oyd

X a. 5s from the subsorief on Tuesday rn,rnr, L..
instant, an indentod apprentice 10 the so,e4
ves,s ~ named John Lunsford between 10 and -
s,s, ss oei feet or inches high aud Of slender and
coL s.s t 'a sht complexion. He had on a bne bro,f
n,,r, 20, "nne hat with Grape on t. lie !, o1 SUR
nv ,5 ~ mne,e ne connections living he Is in eomp
ford 10 ,ceo ,l VINO h:, been 'ednced by the said Lun
l,eis~ 49,, iiy nm TO Alabama, where he has b1oiler
h, he, s 10, ey received letter from him which eiier
ir- bh ln MN. IL Is expected he svs s,of A. Itssh.
AN f,,', 5e ne sad wonld he biz first Stopping ree.
T.; @ arc forbid trusting, hafborirg, or emplo;pg bis
b & :, Ine ,'w will IN ~ cases 6e put n sgSe Tic
hu, 80 maj can get bin, sod al Pi 80
March ~ N''hD'''ri- y. TJCHENO5t.
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PUBLIC S7TE

virtue Of deed Of trust executed ia the .,,; : .
ii M Mann and wife, the 2sh day Of December ,siS
nueoorded III The county Of Powhatan for nnrpoae
1nsen ~ cash, at Powhaan Courthouse on MONDAY ne al
3 1ay next tract OF land, lying near Pnyyhsan corr,
ate ,ne residence OF MajUr Frederick Wooden dee
containing 6o2 and an half or so much thereof a.
10 r3ise the amount due upon the trust decj
WIN he coats and expences ofexecnng The frust rio ill.,
Te'tei in the Subscribers will be CONVEYED TO The
CHARLES +. POPE,
A., 49,, VIM S. DANCE, Suustees'
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PUBLIC sAL%

~ LII dc sold at Thomas Nerran's Tavern in The COUNTY,
OF fowhaian, on "Wednesday the 18th DAY of April s26
stoe' The property OF John Smith, dec eon,i,,nr Of
nAey young man. likely young and child aid ano-
,ner woman, upon credit Of ~ mouths upon the
nond with approved security TO carry the
us out 'ht money be runcuay paid the inere 10 be
RENTED. JOSEPH Is. DAVIS, Admr deboni, non
with the will annexed Of John Smith, dec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-11
49, cottage GrOUe TdpeTn for Sale.

,,,,,,. C0Hqge GroDe JaDern for SAFE.
w sun'cTber willing 10 sell out offers hi, Tract ~ an,
pns ~ ihe upper eud Of Chesterfield county ~
ie ron Hehmond and Eve from Goode's Drire NV
Voo5 m hRdied and eighty acre., third u which n
aok'mnh and Wheelwrgh shops good annie and 9
ss, hs land well adarted to the colqatioh Of corn.
anl cotton. Terms viii be made known by aspy;es a.
F,b ~ '' VH"e fpee JOHN BASS. Sen.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-11
LIND FOR SIZE

EoN aI my tract of land IN Abenarle county, her.toror.
my tes;denee, Consisting Of 800 acres about 2O Of
are Q, uie oe; mountain quality aud 500 lying below The
mountain, ana extending fen it, generally Of GOOD ouaIv
ana reniaf kahy wen timbered and atered The W
's SCUM sde ri the yenna branch James River noy;
sapie "T DaeauS 10 ion which within three and half
mes ~ I'VE ini'et from Charlottesville and six ZION, d.
osy' vi us advantageous situstion for health and soc;e
ho remark need he made here. The estate Ina. ali The
Impo'emeh on Il, comuojious dwelling house bn;din.
aIni wh maciaes,a gris saw mill with roo
houses iof managers and iabore well posted for each
ym'o several pat& WILDE 'odiposed Of de.ired The nav
mem o. me purchase ;ney may be made by is,aucnts viii
very iheiai CT edit, be agreed the time of sale m
ana me stock of every kind may be sold with the
iso ior sale another tract of rather more than 7oo
cTe miles ov1hton, within fthe river on he
lae, which hes well IS of good quality we'll tnberrd and
rb. Ta, sha mas valuable ven Of lime stone passing il
very e0ninodou. for small family with en-
ns Credt will be given for this tract in like manner !,
selves directlyto IA i,ss Az N Va 1e ID
oakliill Louioun county, Va April 10 iGs,S
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lLo lsSIfInIKo

* - oLLi aequainis his friends public that
n ne has taken the store iartv orepr;n b.
earr; ahon,a Lambert where the Tailoring Bune. will be
on on a. nee'oore and he hopes from his a.siduy and
snare Of public PATRONAGE and pledges himself that no
lie will Len nn.,a,i ,'aaer generai Satisfaction
S Oods u ~, line which he will make up M The
nal oee ~ reasonable prices, for cash lie has al.o
; "ue emens IN Philadelphia and New York 10 he fur
their arrival from Europe. ''''y "a
l.. X heg' leave inform those gentlemen ,s.;,;,r
,ne country who have been in the habit of dealing with M
& na ne has retained their measures, viii attend
ed 20 favour him with. " '' 'A'y may "e peas
March o. ~ .
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BuHnIo ICoreL g. O.

virtue Of deed of trust executed by Lob, Iy,; =,
~ IMAM waller iienng, Receiver General Of the Su
CVu' Of Nhaheery for the Richmond District, in the
ana pursuant TO an Order of the Circuit Com. OF
me- me onfd sate: for the District of vgnahai valuable
LAM YiS IN the county Of Frederick in the State Of
eaied tSuhaloe Marsh. Coutanipr 33g arc. &c
WIN Tue nall OF manufacturing mill thereon to which i,
eisht acres OF the said sctwi be exposed 10 sale
~ PUBIC 1Io,f1n 20 The highest bidder, the trout door "a
,ne 5ase Hotel il the city Of Richnond at 70 o'clock on
eIvd'y me l9h day Of april next Such title n, pass
sen +" DC an tle proper ty in fee sim
Esq. Ancl'r. " "0"''S 63for
Richmond march %, 1929 ms a.
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70 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

VIE subscriber encouraged by the credit of the
L maize ny ms late Father and himseand ao he he 80
usseent he hasreceiyed these last fuu{ years No..
l" INFORM ms friends and the public generally h,t he fo
hue 10 make both Portable and Fixed Wheat Tbr,sb;, NJ
ehines OF ditereni sizes and reduced prices All Of
"aie OF the hes. materials put together in the .trop,
neT aud hopes the respectable names , m
su1icien; recommendation. WIZ ne
Richmond, Feb. s. 1895. - N<"''e'
have used Mr. Exails Wheat Machine for four wear.
nave no hesitation III saying, that of the best
ing Machines IN this country. 1t certainly hresbes ONT b
i'Gr ana cleaner and less liable ret out of order than
msohne have ever seen, and believe have seen ali ~
modern machines Of this country. Ii is very durable b
principally OF cast ron and will last if taken proper
mae hines mr. T ~ gnr, o, al
Shirley, Jan. so, 1895. o-A' Elk
have had in use the Exa Portable Wheat Thre,bi,,
LOT years aud have hesitation in saving thai ro
durability, expedition and saving of grain II !. a. @ 10
any T!resain- Machine have ever sen rb '5
which Is moved 70 different farms gives il no rcJ ~
'an'ages, and IT'S easily kept in order. j. ARCHER
bermuda Hundred, 5i.tJ 1896.
avn well satisfied with the work performed h., AZ T.t
use. TOSisp,i i we. , ,e III
Richmond, ist Feb. 1926 II mAi'A'
REFERENCES TO
john Wickham Esq. VIM F. vV;ekb,r r.
WINS. Carter, Esq. Edmund r VIII -
DR.. Trent. TOO nur,er,;y g., ~ anu o'"eiS
N H. Wheat Fans, Straw Cutting Machine. Corr ca 81
ieT and all kinds Of Agricultural Implements made in ,b
be,t manner. Smiths Work In general ~
Eep' ..
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TIE hnlpes of Boy,t No.. ,,,;.,,I,

1he hdtoes Of Bank Notes misplaced
iib subscriber has deposited in the Bank of Vrri,, a.
Richmond, the following halves of two Mote, s'H ~ az
par, q ICo payable Peier,hug IserA, No 2ls iet
ra,o, note rsyane al Norfolk, letter i No i79o:
or persons having the paris corresponding. NAV eject an e
irarch g. ~ Obni1hE'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-11

pursuance OF decree Of Che Circuit Court of the Jn;,sd
- iy the 9TH circuit, AID Eastern dist, let of Virgna,
a. t es'e oi Geo,ge W. Wallis, against William d. Wres
LII catherine f. Adams, widow and George poi
~ ' nlsTy Il his wife, and Others heirs Of Samuel g.
lei in he WI" de sold the front door Of The Eagle 10
VI ~ ,ne Guy Of Richmond Monday the f7th daS Of A.
rIheS, at public auction, q the hghes, bidder tbH vI,ole
nsaed 10y n1artd and seventy Of land uore sr le
m and described in the deed Of rpossgs exe,ufsd
y We SAID Sanl g. Adams, dec 4 Catherine Ri, sfe h, IA
and By bin assigned She said g. W. WALTZ
M in H. we iSh February 1919 lying on The ClicLa6onro-
s5S m '0 one adidsd esty one llSdrsd and nste,
and % sete Of land lying ia the county Of Goocian5
winch wac sold BY the father Of The aid Samuel a.
th oeI 70 rhiP Wooison, with reservation Of The eo,l
ton; 20 he provisions Of the said decree and te direc
,rc,, 't'nh counsel in writing the above ppsn,i,ued
f, I De sold Qua credit Of one two and three 80
sces I Tue purchasers giving bond and appyoysd
mont oetu Of trust on the property 10 secure he p,y-
" Wv purchase money. a. II THORNTON d. NJ.
March II. for John Pegram, M. V.D.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-11
iessrs. William Clopton, Sarouel CIoo1on a,,,f

hison, heirs and legaiees Of Reuben CIopton dee.
~ WIZ please take Notice. that we shall on be ad and
. fin ays OF Stay next, Il Cumberland courthouse sne
oee OF Nmgn7, between the hrs Of . O'clock in liz mon
~ uo olook nth evening Of each day, proceed take
e aePoios OF Daniel Gardner and others 10 he resd IN 80
W s"t now depending in the Superior Court of chan
10y .he Whan'burg District, wherein We arc plaintiff.
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