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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-24

yJTILL he offered for sale The third Monday in April, IN
~ font Of the of M.Jge in the of YORK, 100
Land less, lying IN the county Of York.
miles The Of York. belonging The estate Of the
late Col Hugh Nelson AID adjoining the ands formerly owned
IN William Gooslcy, Edwin Baptist, VIM Wynne and Col
VIM Nelson: And at The time all the lots the town Of
York belonging the estate Of The LATE Col Hugh Neson
Terms Of sale will be months credit the purchaser Civ
ing bond and security with deed Of trust Che property
secure the payment.
Q. nq.rd,
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Valuabie PropertD for Sale.

loR sale Of land in Amelia containing 1900
half wood; Of the cleared land about so are
grounds the wood land nearly half good baeco
land, the adapted to The whole is well waered,
convenient manufacturing mills well ereJ cd @hun dan-
y provided with houses, and has weatmacine The distance
Richmond 81 miles, from Petersburg 40 third Of the
money hand when given third payable twelve
months after, and the balance al two years eredh The land
will be shown by James Drake the aud oommunica
addressed to me- Gento Bridge, will he promptly attend
c to. EDMUND HARRISON.
b. 2G-Vil
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-24
L.4N.D & .MEGRoES FoR S.aLE

)uRSUANT TO decree OF the county Of Hanover
chancey sitting; will be sold Tuesday, the 2Sth day
March next fair fno the next fair day thereafter the
late residence oJo dson decd the upper end
said county, the tract Of land wereou the Richard
son resided dung his life time. Containing by
'ey tour hundred and sixty This land remarkably
well timber ed, aud lies immediately the neg hbouhood
an excellent saw andgrist mill For fertility, health
neghhourhOod advantages this situation
the same time and place will besold fifteen twenty kel,
nfgro. consisting Of women, and boys, of then
mulaitoes and Of good character.
Terms: The land will he sold upon a credit Of lively,
months the purchaser giving bond with approved security
the purchase Money; together with deed of up
premises 10 secure the The will be sold
on like credit and bonds with approved security will be
CURED. FRANCIS W. SCOTT, commissioner
view it
march H. sa-w4w
G. From unavoidable circumstances the above
sale is POSTPONED
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-24

MAS committed TO the Jail Of the county of Lunenbug
the 2Oihof December last negro who calls himself
DAP about of age, feet inches high very
black and had when apprehended white clothes
He purchased short time before his apprehension
Ellington Dunns SALE by George Taylor, and says he
forwards sold King Agiers Of Richmond for Robert
trader. The requested apply him,
otherwise he will he disposed Of as the aw direc
march IL IO3-wI2y GILLIE nj. BROWN TAILOR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-24
DEPARTMENT OF WAR,

March eth, 1926.
Sin transmit, the enclosed copy of report
Of General Clark, Superintendent OF Indian AT
fairs the scheme for the preservation and civili-
zation Of the Indian Tribes, now under the con-
sideFston of the Committee on Indian Affairs, in
flfe persuasion that the Committee will find in it
sound and enlightened views that subject
| have the honor 10 be,
Your obedient servant,
JAMES BARBOUR,
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ToHN GARTH respectfully inform, his htiend, and the
- public that he has removed from Lypehbug 10 this place
for the purpose efransetng business III which
he will be assisted by gentleman MIR James w. Dbrell u
much experience, especially the tobacco trade He oecu-
the house street. recently possession OF Messrs
Seymour Scott & William Barrel.
March z. 1OO--wlF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-24
CIVILIZATION OF THE INDIANS.

U t'FC I>UEtV8V t1Ft I~WIUUtT.
The following Report upon Indian affairs, kom
Gen. Clark, contains more sense s. pructice in it,
than in all tina, have been published. If acted
upon, the Southern states will soon be relieved of
their Indian populations and, TO that ertent, pla-
ced ON footing with the others
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-24
.nessrs. David y. 8. PuIaski q. Johnson,

:uessTs. DoUid u. g. PULASKI Il. Johnson
hl Teslden Of this commonwealth Take Notice
Tavern in the county Louisa The hour Of IoL
a. M ana O'Clock Nd shall proceed take the depos
uohs oil Anderson Bowls and others he read as evidence in
certain suit pending in the Superior Cot Of Cbaneery
r me ltiohmond Dlei in which you are plaintiffs aud
Nm L. thompson and Thomas Anderson Defendants.
- WIN L. THOMPSON.
w4
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march II.

w AS eomnhtedto the jail Of HcDrieo as runaway on he
" ISh day OF October, 1925, negro who cali, BIN
sen Henry and says that he the property Of C BENJAMIN
ORsmSef negro trader, whom lie states purchased from
f Edmond Armstrong in Baltimore Said runaway is about
80 Or years Of age, Of dark complexion feet or niche,
g sum made, aud has upon the right side Of the fore.
pead Jgd below the hair. Had when Committed Blue
broad cloth coat brown linen panoon; bu Cashmere vest
white cotton shirt aod black wool hat fhe owner Of said run
away hereby desired 20 forward and comply with the
requisites Of the law in such cases he will ne dea with ec
eoidin5y' JOHN =. BURTON, DEP.
4, - for Vim. cambridge, ShR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-24

TFVIIf sheriff Of lie counties Of Amelia Nottoway Cum.
4 BIS land Pcwhai,n, Chesterfield, BunsNi,k, Dnwiddie
Iunenlsrr Meekieabufg, James City, Charles City, New
Kent Iiilabeb CITY rYotk, Warwick uenrico Shenandoah
Bockn1 ham Augustus Rorkdse, rendeon Monroe Green
brer ath fmeiourt Nicholas, Pocshonta aud AeghaBy
the SEX cant Of the City Of Richmond the Mayor Of vii
amsbs K and the Mayor Of Petersburg, will moce tbs,
elected ohe held according TO law al their Couhousc
IN the sonth Of Apfil next choose Senator'S represent
teiys foecye districts. inthc General sssen,hiy.
ADDISON IIANsFORD. Gu II the Senate
Ms,ta ~ ICs-H
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Pennsylvania Canal Bill has passed both
houses OF the legislature at Harrisburgl, and there
appears TO be no doubt of its becoming law by the
signature OF the Governor. BY this bill authority
IS given TO commence two sections OF the canal,
the one on this side and the other beyond the AL
leglany mountains, but soon as these are finished
our neighbours of Pennsylvania will soon be con-
vlnced OF the benefits that must accrue from the
ultimate completion of the whole route Ii NAV be
probable however that the mountains which sepa-
rate the eastern and western portions of this state
from each other, will be scaled by means of rail
roads. There exist some considerable obstacles to
any other mode of junction between the remote
ends OF this canal. Our neighbours of Massachu
sets talk of boring the Hoosac mountain, but the
wise Pennsylvanans will doubtless takea pinch of
snuff and think again ere they think of such 6ores
by the bye, would it not be better for the Bosto-
mans TO bore channel through Cane Cod on a
good sandy soil, which would save distanc e be-
tween us and them of t,Do hundred miles, than OF
boring the Hoosac mountain? Some of the Boston
Editors laughed at Capt Symmes-it is wise to
laugh at home first. ~ Y. .adv.
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Janas.

Nv AS committed 10 the Jail iegfiso county as runaway
on Sunday the 4ih day Of September 1925, negro man
s himself Thomas Robertson and says he Is free ani
that ne was born Long leland the state Of New York ard
sl'eh ny SIR Francis DYao Of Dutch Kilns in said aa
ON sbout 70 or SO years ofage Of dark COMPLEXION
Tor inches high and has scar on lie inner corner bi.en
epoy iiad on when committed roundabout grey cloth,
wered oinet vest olive ooloured fearnougbt panaoop,,
white cotton hTt aud blaek fur hat The owner of ala negro
any hereby required forward and comply with
he requisites oil the law IN such he will he dealt With
accordingly. JOHN p HIIHT0N I,eo
J1f Q. 54-vyfoi a. W., t,a..,..S1.'e m r.
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OF this House will attend the funeral OF the late
CuRIsropHER RANKIN, tomorrow at IL o.
clock.
Resolped, That a Committee Of Arrangem ent
be appointed and that the Senate be notified thereof
And then the House adjourned till tomorrow at
IL o'clock.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-24

WAS committed to The s Of The Of Petersburg
w runaway the 4 day Of October la,a negro boy
ed Lewis. who says he beouEs Mr. Cato Kennedy who
lives in fenoir county, y. C. Re feet and half inches
high, light compleeed; has ia The forehead which he
saws 10y Kick from horse another The
left elbow which he GAYS occssoued by burn and APP
pearso he twenty yea age. The requested
cone forward prove property, pay charges and take him
away. or he will he dealt with as tie aw difecfs
J,p.5 7f-,gf2t ROGER MALLORY. tailor.
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w as committed othe Jail Of Fauquier county, Va on the
w Nh day Of August s25, negro man who calls himsc
ahd says he belongs @ David Walker Of Prince Edward,
and vas by bin 70 Mr. Legrand, Of Charlotte county
from whom he ran away. Bob about feet or nehes high
has scar pnder hseh eye and also his lcn arm, st
bove The wrist Hc Is tolerably built and appears be
about % years Of age. lie had on when committed swans
down waseo1i Pan;aoons Of mixed blue and yellow chon
bray cotton and white cotton shirt His owner Is REQUESTED
to come and release him, he will be disposed Ct ls
dirccts J8Ih.s rgc fsff i,;io,.
iFaiTtotop Fsb p Soc
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fl Breach of the Marriage Promise
more summary way ofrepaifing these breaches was
adopted last week, in New York 4 Young
md pretty girl, not over Is years of age, residing
in the neighbourhood Of New York, received: the
addresses OF young man in rather hasty manner .
the consequences OF which could not be concealed
The younglman whether he had business in the citv
or repaired here to avoid the fulfilment Of an hon
durable and implied contract, is not known, but
here he arrived and after him the aged and enrared
father, with the timid and deceived daughter The
young man was arrested and upon full considera-
ton of the case agreed forthwith to make the only
amends in his poverty marriage. A justice of the
peace was sent for, and he entered the prison. On
one chair sat the weeping girl, her head reclining
like broken lilly, and on the other the consc-
ously offending youth, also in tears while the stur-
dy father paced the room, graspng his oaken staff,
and, with knitted brows, regarding, occasionally
the sinful pair. The light cleaning through the
prison bars did not tend TO enliven the scene The
parties stood up and made the usual responses re-
ceIvcd the marriage certificate embraced each 9TH
er, and, with the contensed father left the prison
an honest welded couple. a large party of moor
debtors were present to witness the ceremony and
who accompanied the young couple as far asshe
turnkey would permit. IN. y .adp.
Cold Mines. We understand says the Will
mngton Sentinel, that splendid contract been
made with the North Carolina Gold Company by
some of our influential citizens at the North. The
Gold obtained during the past year exceeded eight
hundred thousand dollars in value. The mine is in
Cabarrus county, and promises help 10 the many
dormant resources of our State.
~: ]. Nat. ado
There must be an error in at least one cypher
and possibly Of two cyphers, in this statement
The error is probably purely typographical but
might do injury were II 10 pass unoonlradcled.-
Until more accurately advised, we do not hesitate
to advise the reading Of eighty thousand for eight
hundred thousand, CSC, 900 for 500, 0O0--an error
easily made) in, the above paragraph. We cannot
4 err, we think, in supposing that even our reading
| Of IL would exceed the true amount.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-24

Hon. JAMES BARBoUR,
Secretary of Uvdr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-24

oshaneery' In NottOway county court, 5h Janlaf3,
frane! Dyson eomplt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-24

Against
John w Jennings and Thomas W. Webster aerts
Inc defendant j. W. Jennings having entered APP
pearanee and given security according the Assembly,
and the rules OF this and appearing that not an
uiabient OF this commonwealth therefore ON the motion of
the plaintiff by has attorney is ordered that dee
dant do appear here the fourth Thursday April next
and answer the PLAINTIFF bill and that copy Of this Older be
forthwith inserted IN the Richmond Enquirer for eight weeks
speeessivey and another copy posted up the
the courthouse OF this county. cory. Teste
Y.W. POWELL, d. G..
rQ..@
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com MUNICATFD.

Nelson County Juiy Court, 1896.
On TIE motion of Joseph C.. CabplI. the
following preamble aud resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
whereas II has pleased Almighty God
TO remove from this life, on the A. Of Ju-
y, our distinguished Cou trymeu, Thomas
Jefferson and John Adams, the author. and
the ablest defenders Of the declaration ofip-
dependence, and Icitizens p,r-eminrnt for
aoiil'y, virtue and course 0fpubllc spr,i-
ces, the most extraordinary to America.
and the "orli; & whereas il is due 10 worth
SO rare, 10 examples ST. benefcrut that the
memories OF such men shonld be- honour
ed by the highest testimonials Of respect
and veneraton; Resolved. by the members
and officers of the Court, aud the Bar o(
Nelson County, that we will wear crane on
the lett arm for the space of thirty DAYS, in
token OF our profound respect for the mem
cries of the lIustrious dead.
Resolved, that we do hereby recon
mend to the Citizens of Nelson County
generally to follow the example.
Resolved that we deem it d az to deuar.
ted worth 50 eXr ordinary and so exalted
that there should be "A general and simul-
lane9ns sole,nnlzation throughout the
State, and that, should the executive think
proper In make such Recommendation, We
ourselves and we have no doubt the Cit
ze1s OF the Counties generally, viii evince
their apPfobaton by the most pointed and
respectful attention.
Resolved, that the Editors of the Rich
mond Enquirer, Constitutional Wing,
Lynchburg Yirginian, and Central Ga
zette, be requested to publish the fore.
going resolutions in their respective pa
pers.
A Copy-Teste,
SPOTSWOOD GARLAND, Chr.
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NTlRGINiA-At Superior Court of
' Chancery holden at the town Of Lynch
burg the DIST day fOctobrr, ls25.
William d. Wren, Admir-. OF samuel &
Adams, dec i. John Eanirw Surviving part
ner Of Adams aud VanleU, aud Jacob Leu
denberger surviving parluet Of Georg" and
Jacob Lendcnberger, Prs
ngqina
Oliver NcReYnold.. aan'r Of lanes IsH-
ninelon, decd. lanneti Dnnaington, a5>l \,
de bonis non OF Walter Huntington decd
Nicholas Harrison and John II Smith
Defs.
The plaintiff Jacob Lendenberger being
dead the Court as To him can at present pro-
coed no farther in this cause, whereupon
the same came on To be heard, as 10 the u
Their parties on The bill, answers and exhibits,
aud was argued by Counsel, on considera-
ton thereof, the Court doth order that one
Of the Commissioners of the Court do take
IN account, first OF the claims Of the plain.
tlfs respectively as set forth IN the bill n
gaiust the late concern of James aud Walter
bennington secondly an account OF the
administration OF James bennington, deed,
on the estate Of the said Walter Huntington.
deed. Thirdly, of The administration Of the
defendant Jannett Huntington, a. adm'1. de
hons non on the estate IF the said Walter
Dnnnineion, dec ID and fonrthv. Of the ad-
ministratiun of the defendant Oliver McRey-
nolds on the estate OF the said James Dun
ningtou, deceased, aud The said Comms-
sioneris directed 10 examine, state aud sri
lie the same, aud make report thereof 10 The
court, with any metirrs specially stated
thought pertinent by himself or required by
the parties TO be so stated. And
Al a Sunprior Court of Chanrprv, holden
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VIRGINIA to wit At court =
Monthly Session coulioued md hell
for Campbell county nj the courlhousr there
oi on lnosd,y the lIth day ct July, 1926.
N,liiem Erperson, Complt-
against
John Cohhs, executor of Thomas Cohb4
dec d and Thomas IoLbs, Defts
N CHANGERY.
u appearing 70 the satisfaction of the court
that the defendant 1homas Cohh- Is not AZ
inhahiIant Of this stale and he having tiled
10 appear and answer the complain MIS- bill ;
II is Ordered that he DO appear here on The
second Monday IN October neXt and answer
the bill OF the compliment, and that lhis or.
der be inserted IN the Iyprhhur~ pifgnlHn
cor eiqht weeks succo-syriy aud poslrd up At
the front door OF the courthouse OF this roun
~ on some court dny.
copy-~Tesle,
JOHN ALEXANDER, elk.
July 27. 81
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Virginia
A. cub, huldriin tie rlet1s VfHet yf he srperIns
court 81 chncrr iof tn tyuchburg Distrie the ioh
da Of June, 70
Dpd" s ,har, K'Ie, piu
again
tmb. -, Ruetci and sctse, HI, eifr iphn Miller,
DnWd R.Edlc Etu IL ). Huekcr 1aies Gil anE Abras
ham Ma run, Abrsm Nniti. tnrn a.. iaren- :
tndci sob, h TINS Gts.oi0. lie prss,debt, Dis
ets tDmpuI Of Il, Banil o. Virgin al Isbella
hdnN, % Zsr1nript lsbi H. ed, ~. NJ gan, lhoi.
Nurl. sem, Hugh Mon gomer5 David n'sies Japas
ih,k y, William ilneker, Dabnty rhi5p= flzabeh
.aniu, Nassbafl, Dabne5 Var anu Mel On aw-
sou, tx ~. of co, McDan,t. decd. NJ. Dais. Lind
sry Bayi. Iahrh 4. sehols. Exei ol 70 Eeboll.
Z, ci. " IAN 3 olson. Iesse u adm ni An.
thony Rnekcr, deed aud Richard ). Ellis, Dets
he Duit HdnHb lufth1o Henderson nd ilham
Edison, not hu,tny thiered der aprsuai giyea
ls,cuity accord ~ t' otHse bis Z The riios OF
th court. itnppparngb } 'aitinefati Evidence That
they are nDt inhaban sol this country 1t Is 0rdfftds
that The SAID doienHants du lppraf here ~ day
" the next and r bill aiths plan ptfss
aud tbai a copy OF this order be forthwith inverted IA
some uew,papef printed in the tow OF iyue b ~ for
o months ,nccesstel, and posted AT the front door
Oi the suuTthtaaf ~ lts sad IL. H.
copy-feste,
81 JOIN Wills. C.
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NWg,uini -
A, tnc' Golden Ia tbe rltrka me-, of la. sa :, ,ef
Cont ~ 'hanrcr, for In IDnehhn Dsffaf Ia. lo,h
day at lUnr, 1870.
h"tnnt wwto fhamRa fress And sally his " IL.
lunhd Ftni, illiHis onE aud Ehsaa la Il H..
NihAn y. Ne Itns adj II fsisrs n = - lid.
lhumN Hash IA aud M Ida Nah ~. her On II nah, nd
''A' "t blt' hash, d''d. fln.
arhuBt
Charles t"n'ay, A'm'rof lanes fenn der'd So.
PHI Saw'n and ~ ia llefehri. es,ps aud ea1 81
. hhhW 7 IA lhrd d. hpphi nufrnas samuel AM
l'un hud dthtB Hue tsHts \ cxffs fnsaplt trA
rV.' Ftd Hnt In Penn aud t,fa " pehii, ank ana
n!mt 81 Villain Penn doefl5 laiharne y. tla6eh.
admf van the vi lHlne ~ = rtilin 60. ID. deofds
lhomh Penn. John n iioittl AMI - faftzt hia lie,
anu tlniutl ~ me- Dots.
he d'irn ant, Georre Penn, MT ha.iHf unlsrs
90 hs appearance aud 50 ,ffnfY according tho
httuf A,srmhly and i rules 4 4ouufi aud hIusnr@
my Nv 'n'isihcntN tyd, 1tpr a. j. mi abb
TAM oi HI eountr' u Is urde i. tn He said defen.
|nn dp appear irfr Ire hTs da a The nexi term kx
answer tsblh II hs plnindha and iiai y copy aftha
uid,l 10 '.thwith nseif insu aspnper pinned
~ he "Nh" L}nrbu Y, Tor teo NINTH, apeeessiyeIy.
nnl posted NJ from dur II me house IN tho
'ard tOWn. A Crpy. Ioair
80 J."I Ls.c.c.
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vrg,niqi

NttRtunf
A. Rule, holden the cIerl flee ~ le sut,rfIot
Court Of ChaneerY iol The )ncburg Dist the loth
dag Il Junt. 1870.
orchbald liobrruun, Samuel Head and no 5. nrr.
late met hant. anu partner trading undes 4 hfln al
Archibald UpiI~rtsln AID %. Archibald H.henson.
Boyd Muller, Benjamin Ogden and ,gnes,hn y e..
Plf6.
agRinst
Rch"cca Rucloer, widow Of Anthony Rneler dfea.
Ahucr tucker, hrmistend Hueter. Absalam Huel -,
Marin London, and Ann II. his wife, Anthony Rusksf.
j., aud hcbreea D. lis wife, Nancy Shields niin'A
VIM, rads, and "a her avn righ ,hB pufchasa II "a 4
Anthony H"rkrr n. and wife. yarianh Hiehesan WD
A. tnct SOM John, Hcbeeca, lane, Mar 4. Narilla an6
lc'r hrlcsnp. lntHug under thr aye N. twenty Ons
yclIs. liudsr Cbghii and Ann his wife. Iir' gory,
nd Npria his wifi. Jesse X ehoson. admir-, uah tho
viii annexed Of Anthony Hufktrh cd Ambgose tucker
aud N,lion {. Da son 'hr er'rs and sp neer RsEYes
onr ana Elins lis ~ irsecut itea, lehsrd II. fHrks
cali, Hu,lo"k hnd Gu, Chlsse DShne,, spnihei Bars
lmd, 90 v. Tuner Richard Burks, VIM. slIeltonA
aud Arthur II. Davies. sf'ls.
TIE Of naanls Abner quicker. Arm,icad auslers
Richn H. Bhtks ahd Eicln Bnrls. not having eBA
hrcd ui' appearance aud given security according
thc net Of hsWmbij and the rules o this md aIl-
prnrWr b, snu'ipcnly tdi ai they are not iniabs
it'h, 81 this cpuit Il Is dersd.tha he sid defend
ans DO appear here The his dn5 OF The nfxt q
ah"'r thc bill Of the plaintiffs aud thar copy Of his
| Drd,i nt forthwith nsered Ia me- sprp pfnua
~ the 10 0i lYnchbufr iertAo nolnbs .nseessvelys
sud posted ~ Tia. front door Of the oohrhouW IN the,
| sad own. Copy. Ieste,
81 }. Wills &C.
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hanoger's DHes JuIg ,9.e

aianager's Qaiee yaiy, i9a6.
HAVE the pl,asnre Ia snnoance IN ,b..
'"hl,c that the drawing Of thu 5i Class
V, 'he Virginia Literature LOTTERY. toek
place on Friday last, aid that the enit /
p |, of $4,000 was drawn by Lady IN
h"'kofldsr--The Prize of $4,000 was
owned IN Mrckienburs.-The prize Of
81 600 VS. sold 10 Mr. Charles ildeber
OF y" Inlk.-Fhe two prizes nj $500 were
owned %, b, Iod'idoal, in Lynchburg and
Franklin, one of them in shares -Tha
.o''un''e holders are most respectfully IN.
vlted to call for their cash.
AUG. LEFTWICH,
Manager.
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Valuable Real Estate for sale

WISH Ia sell two tracts of Land l., ~,
IN the county oil Campbell. one CONAN,
'nG ABOUT 1000 acres. the other between 4 \
"'u acres. The two tracts are senar.t.d
"hly by creek. On the first. III heinz tbe
WaC' on which reside, } there are not more
,"a' a'o acres oi "peu land most oi which
mas ueen cleared within II few years. There
Is now 10 cleer large quantity oil first ralr
EVoACCo LA ND, nearly all ofwhich
"es III one body. This trnct lies relnatkabIN
we''' oeing very little undnalrd--ihe water
hhe, aud the neighborhnud healthy aud n
sreeaple. The improvements are n lnrp.
swelling house OF rick, kilcnen,smake hons.
zee mouse, NC together with an overseer',
hon'e,& GOOD tobacco houses all of which nre
new vi the other tract NEARLY hnlf Of II i
open land. aud IN high SLATE oI imoraye-
menI part OF which IS FIAT LAND
" terg superior quality There 4. also ON #
an excellent MILL SITE, and a good or.
chard ct we'll selected fruit trees. hr i'm
pr"vements are two god dwelling hansps
about mn half mile apart, with all the usual
ont houses attached To each Of them Icon
slder II unnecessary 10 describe - nroperty
IN more particular manner, knowing that
those who are disposed Ia buy will first view
t-bnt 10y way OF further inducrment would
state That there IS ON these tracts. n lerge
quantity Of good MEADOW LAND. which !.
certainly considerable acquisition 10 them.
All parsons who arr sirous otpnrchasing
Inc above property are particularly invited
~ call aud view the SHINE. Tire terms will
he liberal aud accommodating. and made
known by the subscriber living on the pre-.
m'srs, about 20 miles south from Lynchbarg
an" 9south-east from Campbell {. House.
NATH tNiEL W. PAYNE.
n. b. The above land could be convent.
emily divided into smaller tracts TO suit pur
chasers.
July 81 cIf6l
The Editors ofthe Richmond Enquirer will
please publish the above ndverlisem nj once
II week TIL forbid, aud forward their account
to me for payment. N.W.p.