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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-08-17

in fact physical geography, this Lake,
though it has no efflax, is fresh aud yet
saline lncrustations are found in some
parts of the country around, and small
salt pools are found close to its North
ern margin, The Lake Tchad has
number of Islands on its Eastern side,
which are inhabited by the Biddo
mahs, race OF pirattical savages, who
came in fleet OF hundred boats, and
rob or carry into slavery ihe People
living near its banks. The Lake
swells greatly when the periodical
rains fall, and vast numbers OF lions,
elephants, and hyenas, driven from
their retreats on its bank, by the wa
tiers, destroy the small crop OF the vii
ayers, and carry off the cattle or the
women who are sent to watch the
fields. Sometimes these animals attack
the villages
The Frankfort KY Argus, If the
Goth ult states that convict in the pen
itentiary, named Edmund Johnson, was
stabbed to the heart on the esd, by a
fellow convict On the following day be
was tried and found guilty.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-08-17

ffHULsI.9--iisfkeiey County Court, 10 wi, :;
:. Apausr Teak, 1896.
re,er W. kerney. Jeptha Morgan, William
Brown and Garrett Wynkonp. Ffff,.
AGAINST
john Z. Vanme're and John vanmetro, Def'f,-
IN CHANCERY
THE defendant, Joln T.. yapmetr~. not L.v-
ing entered his appearance. and given serur;,v
accordingto the act OF assembly and the rules
OF thus court, and ii appearing to The satsfac-
Won OF tie cosIri that he il not an inhabitant of
tbs state Is Ore.ered. That the sad deien-
cant, Jonn Z. tanmetre, do appear here on the
second MONDAY ~ October rex, and answer the
on' OF tue plaintiffs, and that copyof this or
yer pc iorthwith inserted for two months suc-
csss'ysly in the Marlinsburg Gazette, and be-
posted at the door VI the Court.House Of this
county. Copy--Testc.
aug u. 1896. d. HUNTER. c.s.c.
VLiGLN7.a---Berkeley County Court. 10 wit:
Aueusr TxnM, 1896.
christian Henrg's lasnfE !.
John Kay, Samuel Ray. jr administrator ofg
Samuel Ray. ST. decd & lohu shober. Def'6I
IN CHANCERY -
NE defendant, john hay. not having enter
cd hs appearance. snd given security according
10 the act OF assembly and the rules Of this
Court and tappearns to the aats@feesse, Of the
court that he is not inhabitant of this ssate-
IL - Ordered, That the said defendant, John
Ray, do appear here on the second MONDAY in
October next, and answer the bill. Of the plain.
Till and that copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted for two months successfully in the
Martinsburg Gasetie. and be posted at the
door Of the Court, House Of this county.
a Copy~-ieste. ID HUNTER, c.Be.
aug. IL. 1926 --2m.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-08-17

Mr. RIcos.-Fhe following modest and
characteristic paragraph we extract from
the last Schenectady Cabinet
TIMELY NoTIcE.-- Candidate for Con.
gress.-Unless some one OF superior
qualifications, dominates binself, as a
Candidate for Member Of Congress, by
the sosh inst. intend to nominate N.Y.
self. And if find il is we'll received by
my republican friends, generally, will
continue It'll not, | can withdraw.---
Hug. .. |. RIGGS.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-08-17

1t is worthy of remark, that by the
success which has attend ed the efforts
of Major Denham, and his enterpri-
sing fellow travellers, to penetrate the
interior Of Africa, they have fully as.
certaiped the truth of the theory ad
vanced and so ingeniously supported
by the enlightened Spanlard who trav
elled in Africa and Arabia some years
ago, under the auspices of Napoleon,
and under The ieigned name of Hi Beg,
in the character of Turk; that there
must exist an immense Lake or Sea,
in the centralregions of Africa. The
English travellers, above mentioned,
reachedand examined an interior Lake,
1000 miles long and $50 broad, called
Luke 1chad. IF Major Denham's
account be correct, this is one OF the
most remarkable lakes in the world.
II is thus described Nat Intel.
"It is situate in l6 deg. E. Longitude,
and 13 ! 2 of y. latitude; is abou. two
thousand miles long from e. TO w. by
one hundred and fifty broad, and occu.
pies nearly the precise position of Wan
guIa, as laid down in Arrowsmith's
Map in which swamp the Joliba or
Nigeris supposed to terminate. 1t
covers about as large as the two A
merican Lakes Erie and Ontario,
both together. The Tchad receives
river called the Yeou, about fifty
yards broad in the dry season, which
has its source about four hundred miles
distant in the S. w. and which was
well ascertained not to be the Niger.
Another river, six times as large, with
delta Of fifty miles broad at its en-.
bouehre, flows into the Lake from the
$. and is called the Shary, which may
be, but most probably is not, the river
alluded 20 What is rather nuzzlipg
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-08-17

FIRES.-TEe losses sustained by fires
in Virginia have been immense. Some
idea Of their extent may be gathered from
the facts, that the Mutual Assurance So
ciety of Petersburg, have paid from the
the year I796, down to the present time
the following amounts:--for losses in Pc.
tersburg, Sa7l,a5l; in Fredericksburg
Si5s, 500; in Norfolk 1885, 9s; and in
Richmond, SOL, $50: making an aggre-
gate of losses paid by one Insurance Soci-
ETY. alone of $67S,s50. The total amount
OF losses must be astonishingly great
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-08-17

The honorable RuFus KING and fam
lily, engaged passage in the packet ship
Acasta, Captain Chadwick, which was
to have sailed from London on the 1st of
July for New York.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-08-17

United States Hotel, Saratoga.-A-
mong the distinguish foreign visitors
TO this house, at the present time, are
Joseph Bonaparte, Prince Murat, Lord
Castle Coate, Lord Courttown, aud
Lord Henry Seymour Moore, from Ire
land, by the way of Canada, on their
way to New York.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-08-17

Commodore PORTER has resigned his
commission in the Navy of the United
States; and letters from him, received
in Washington, state that he has accep-
ted the command of the naval forces of
Mexico.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-08-17

. Books.-Itis curious fact, that the
empire of China was full of books before
there was man in Europe who could
read or write.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-08-17

an for lore, and little for Tie bottle =.
II isreported, thata couple of young sons
of Saint Crispin, who had both placed
their affection on the same fair one, on
Monday afternoon proceeded to Wind
mill, or, as il is sometimes called, Gal.
iows'lsland, opposite this city, to settle
their dispute in an honorable way, after
the manner OF gentlemen IN high pla.
ces.p Three shots were exchanged with
as much. GOODNESS as could have been ex-
hibited by Randolph or Clay, although
one of them is reported to have turned a
little pale. as the contents of his antago-
nist's pistol whizzed by his ear. After
the third round, the parties, at the in
stance of their seconds, shook hands, and
ended their quarrel over pint OF brandy.
II has been since ascertained, that the
pistols were loaded the firsttime with pa
per balls; theasecond time with sand, and
the last time, with guilds OF tobacco.
Phiidd. Gazette.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-08-17
BAKER TAPsCOrT s. C,

HAVE JUsr hEUEl vED,
Prime PicEling Vinegar,
Loaf. Lump aud Brown sugars
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-08-17

The Editor Of the Salem Gazette
affirms. that at the late celebration OF
independence in FreetowDsN. Hamp
shire. a col Tarbox, who fought, bled
and DIED at Bunker Hill, acalEed a
lone in che same dress that he wore on
that m emorable occasion! il is added
that there was not dry eye in town
when he passed May we be permit,
ted 60 ask whether The colOneireturned
TO his grave when the procession was wa,
ended? or does the patriot spectre sun
walk IN the haunls of mortality
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-08-17

AN Irishman swearing the peace a
gainst his three sons, thus concluded his
affidavit, ''and this deponent further saith
that the only one Of bis children who
showed him any real 6lial affection, was
his youngest son Larry, for he never
struck him aeten he ras DOZEN"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-19
TRUST SHES

Vtue OF deed Of trust from John g. Gamble and ,,ic
nearing date the 18th Oct, 1913, and recorded in The In
"ss Count OF the city OF Richmond, 70 ,erre the
eht OF certain notes therein mentioned, to Tbos T,vr a.
De' tn Harrison, commissioners Of the Cont of CInre
~ the SUIT OF Birds Representatives vs. ROBINSON. Adj,
at we shall sell, At public auction trout Of tho F
iotel IA the city Of Richmond on the on Inn, , a.,
towing property, viz "a lot Of ground in Inc said ef ~
th9her lot ~ TuPIes addition TO the said CITY No coz
anu e ihe ghi title and interest Of the said Gamble in and
creek, bounded by the lots Nos 32i 315 and $50 otI Nt
me w est by line contnuins The We.tsrn ho,n I,ry ~
"h street, 10 the river that the sad street would be- 49,
ufu extended to the River The South by the River an
The terms Of sale will be cash.
WM +. WfCKTIAM, p,
may .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-19
SPRING GOODS

TIE subscriber respectfully informs his friend. and the pub
a lie generally that he has lust received from b
and NewYork, choice supply of scasonable GOODS which
added to his former stock renders his assortment complete and
extensive consisting i'll part of the following articles
Extra iue aud common blue cloths and cassmeres
Blue, black and drab Denmark satteen
Black oircas'iar, Angola cassineres
Long and short nankeens
PLAN AMI striped Russia drillin.
Black aud colored Floreniine yes,irr.s
White aud ooored MaIseilles, some Serv Enc
Superfne London prints
Al French chintz patterns
a and 81 caubric gnghams
i aud O. cambria and cambria muins
and 81 PLAN ',,l; aud figured India null musia'
PLAN and rich figured hook m,islins
Superb needle worked robes
Ladies. and genemens English and French silk hose saI
Genticmen,' thread and cotton half hose
Ladies' and gentlenens' beaver gloyes
Hack and cOored rich figured silk, for ladies' dresses
White, blue aud pink rich figured satins
BLACK senshaws, sarsnet aud Leyautines
Rich iis uTed satin robes
BLACK and coiored nankn robes
A and IA Grape shawls, assort colors
Figured gauze and silk han .kcrchiels
Til cad and bobbinet iaces Gle CANT assortment
Bobbinet wells lace and caps
rs and IL heavy IRISH linens
Thread oanshrcs aud long lawns
Company flag scarlet and elbow Dandsnors
Rhodes PLAN and isuied black tombalct5
a handsome assortment OF ribsnds
Ss and cotton umbrellas
and ID thread and cotton checks
. furniture do
@ and 4 plaid 1omestcs
Power-loOm btd-ticl.ins
i.leached aud brown dome'; shifting and shect.n.s
German OAnaiusgs, tckenburss and btr!.rs
Hussid sh6eting, duck aud dowias
barmeUt aud furniture dimily
Cotton Yarns, from No. ) TO rs, approved factory
Gent emens' hea and common fnr Hats
ladies black and cOlured pruneila and Denmark m Shoe
Gentemens' shoes OF every description.
also, large assortment Of Hardware and Cutlery together
with extensive supply Of Glass aud Crockery Ware and
pendid assortment ole ghorn, Straw Black Satin ION
nets, Of the latest fashion, both to shape and trimming
general assortment Of Groceries constantly hand The above
goods o3ered for sale moderate for caE or IL
punetuai customers short credit. ALEX'R. LEVY.
Louisa courthouse, may ~. f-st-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-19
spAIMG GOODS.
-8LaA:v s. YaLENTL.orE 3. c.

-bl-f-E.N s. VALE.NTI.NcE & co.
lVE received by the packets Ely aud Manchester from
New York, and Fox, from PhiJelphia, an assortment
ioniole articles of t,s springs mpJration which have
1advancc, for cash.
IRISH linens, lawns and linen cambrios
Do sheetings and linen cambria hdkfs
III Ilan and isui ed hook ard null muslins
III - and ID cambria and jaconet do
II large assortment Jfprints, new patterns
lieno and book muslin hdkf.
Common and cambria cnshams
Table and bird-' eye diapers
Uama,k table cloths and napkins
SuPerine Hollands aud grass Cambria
Fine and superfne muslin robes
Gsuze barese and Gro. de Naples hdkf:
waterloo stripes, new and handsome article
brst German aud Tag hdkfs
Striped, corded, checked and Powered nuslius
GauEe and bonhinet lace wells
Italian lus,rng aud Florence silks
BLACK, white, blue, pink aud green sattins
Giuze and Grape lcsse, assorted rolors
- and ID French bumhazine for summer coats
italian grapes and Grape shawls
Superine imitation cdmbtics
Ladies' cotton and silk hose
do silk, kid and horse skin gloves
isnred and plain ribbons assorted colo-s
Eiounce and inserting trimmings
BOhhinet inseTtngs and iuillings
~ aud 81 hohhinet lace, supeffinc
lne bobhnet do. aud edginSs
Fine thread laces and edgines
Floss and spool cotton, tapes and bobbin
One case OF plTasus and umbrellas
Best blue, black aud assorted italian sewing silk
tiilt aud common pins and needles
Silk striped linen drillmss and plain do
do. do. cotton do do
White aud black sauecns and nankeens
White and colored Marseilles yesturs
Valencia and best black silk do
French eassnels, for spring wear
Common and supeTiine circassians
Do. do llmbAzets
Furniture aud apron checks
Russia diaper, duck aud sheetnss
Dowas, German rolls and oknahures
White and colored cravats and ldkfs
Gen,emens' beaver, Woodstock and deer skin gloves
Domestics OF every quality and price with number OF
TALLER articles, comprising very general assortment of
'rng aud Sn"me' GOODS County merchant. and other
alers have an opportunity of purchasing small advance
the New York prices the goods bought auction
al many OF them IN quantities too large for retail establish
tent.
maya fI7-st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-19

IN PURSUANCE Of decree of The circ,,i -, = a.
L Unied States Tor the 9TH circuit and Eastern ~; ,i'
~ o. virginia, IN the case of George W. Wallis a,-i,,
"''''" ~ wren admit CathaIine T. Adams, widow and
george pollard and Mary I. has wife and others hers OF S
nnei u Adams, Decd will be sold at the front door r E
Idsle iote nihe city OF Richmond at II 'clook on S,ur
ay me 1Oh oi may irt, AT public auction TO the big,
uuer, that whole tract OF 40 acres Of LAND (nr or
mentioned and described ~ the deed OF MORTGAGE ex,ceJ h.
une sand Samuel u Adams, dec. Catherine has wife
d~ard Canning and by INN as'ig ed said g. W. wal
h"n''uy IN the county of flcnrco, lftser ype half an
sr1ne y@th Also one undivided n,oiey and han
~ Ann lying IN the county oi Gooehaud, and one un-
was old by the father Of the sand Samuel G S.,u. dee m
hiP ~P'hoF with arestrvi ithe therein ami i
Sh""h ny the name ct Tie Do,er Pts AccorIin~ H.
me provisions d" the said decree aud Tue dire,tiop G
ahIi aFonhsel IA writing he above Mentioned ,ronrt III
ne sofa on credit 81 and three yea; = toirl n,i
msn's tn purchaser v,ug bond .,t,ty ami
"etd e" tFu't ON the property, the a, iien III
purchase money. A. r. rlOB Mix n AZ - '''
April 81, 1926. s'"',', a. : e H.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-19
,"s'SHaFS Sale Of Coal Lands, and of Jvest-
r Lnnfs -


p ci OF decree OF the Superior Court of C5
March is,s n hnond District pronounced on the 2i Of
oei shall on the 27th isv of NAV mex, og
public a@,u oO0 , o. Tue Easle Hotel the he, bidder al
ch tili i oowinS real estae 10 All the estate
Jsnc and Ohio, belonging 10 the estate OF DR.
six thon C' w; one moieiy of undivided tract of
yi, o, bS iio"s Greek mocy of seven un
Ierny M H., a NE Iron Banks IN the OF kenluck bor
Nis.,s, ,'ssiipl, Wa 1000 the waters of The
nee 100 acre. ON the waters Of Town Greek: io0o
The OH N.er OF me same 1000 ON the waters Of
yater I9sola creek and aG6 word acres on hs
,rr " Dsia"1re creek undivided uioety of I0o0
%oe'y OF 1000 acres Goose creek in HE STAT, ~
% % ana one twelfth of from six TO 5000 acres in The
Sueu tract 81 land containing coat situated in The c,, r
- adjoining Black Heath called the Failing f,.ct
; - s" crtdh "i SIX months, the purchasers ,xecu
S Ad and the title Retained eoury until they are d
Saie TO commence at 10 O'clock ~ wy ' P"'''
April II. ""hNi' M :: c, c. I'd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-19

pursuance OF decree Of the Suuerur Cour, of Ch,,c,
" i9r we h,etmond District, pronounce ed on the 9s,
~, 5",i 1922 IN the case of Cooke Gpin I .b,
i 1o,h day OF MAY next the front duor Of In. , ~i
i:I III inc Guy OF Richmond, oIer for sale To- ,b, b;-bs
AZ Puniie auction, for cash, of land living In a.
s Iuhy, state OF Kentucky, containing one tIiou.,nJ
Sal, m ana thirty three acres third OF an acre
70 at half past 10 o'clock or imme,,eIy a
saie advertised by ne 10 take place on the sam. 3a
'hc case OF Stctt VS.. Cuirie. - ~ N'9' I'd
April Ii. - ~ o. I. y. ~. ID.
n. I,,,,,L ar,I-,, Ii2-d
Instead OF the whole of the above tact at land
tb i rai uhdivdcd no,iy Of said land will he sold at
" III . "nu pace ana ~ the manner above Described
hP'' To- j GUERRANT M c or
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-19
mrs. UJLLS

~ ESFECTFULLY acquain The inhabitants of R;eb-,rf
- tn the public generally, chat she has o5cned All -
VERY md MfNFUIM4KiY(f FaoL/isbr,C.s -; a.
noue owned by Mr. Michael Gfctter two door, b.i,r
it h"chclls Jcwefy Store aud opposite Nfe.,r. ,i i
cochran. She will be aided u her business bv l,,,S c
Ne" York and Phdidephi1, who have been re~ni,ta ;
0lueted ~ each branch Of buncss, and Produced de-
,N'c'oy assurances a. regards capabty tis,e re.pee,,
She pledges herself Tor the faithful performance r s,,,t
s"es en,ruedto her care, and she ha, no errer X | d.,
10 give uniyersa satisfaction. Tier cstablishn,erf , ~
on Punctoalny and desire 10 please. Her eodl nee -
carefully selected IN New York by htrsef nnebs.oJ an
pest Terms Of he latest imp7riios and ne,y. t,.li,n, ST.
as brought on most splendid assortment NJ REAV 0fAu
mlLLlNbHKi consisting of Hats iioupefi. t,f., m T.
o. the latest Paris lahionfhe materials are Il bt , r,
iul shnpos varius together with large as.9r .,f X IT,
quality Lcsh0fn and spit Stfaw itlff and lf.oo., ft
snd cottage shapes msse and children plain ,nI omen 60
Hats and Cottages; mems and hnys' Lcrhfn- ,y,rlei 49,,
9nd collars fancy harece Handkerchief; srf rb Fet
Nov Work Flowers aud Feathers large a..arfrt of C
tiige and splendid assortment 81 hhous thrff sf
"tt lsaces white 7nd black hobhinai lace Vfti. ob tf
and grccn g1uzf Weiss hand5omo fancy nfestss Ion i,,
WIN trimming i0 correspond; csta inr anil .1orf ,,t
eolored kd aud h1r.c-tsn Giut variety ,f NIL,
Dolls aud other fancy aiccs lffrv soaps s6l pcr.nn,e
eiher with aim ut every er cs utcaly olch an cfsb
Orders from The county cticd ir - ss.i ,,,,e, m
with the sroatcst dc.pli0h lLtDoRtS eisn.. I'D ,I
,snea 70 appear snew' altered d d,es,st Sc most fl
t, 49,, -.sn' 'ittf irF tHIlar 10 thc Nant1ami-
- f''it..-sl n ihc bcsCmann. In.
4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-19

The ENQUIRER is published twice week generally.
Tree tunes week during the session of the State
tPee 'h- same as heretofore, Five Dollars per anrp
lie in advance. Notes of Chartered spece-pa,ny b,nL
Fiii he received IN payment The Editors will suarau-
safety OF Renting them by mad the postage Vi all let
ping paid, by the writeIs.
No paper will he discontinued (bu, at the discretion Of
ftors,l until all arTearages have been paid up.
whoever wn' guarantee the payment Of nine paper,
have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One square, OR LESS-Frst insertion rs ceut.-s,eb
lrsnce, 50 cents.
No advertisement inserted, until il Ina. either heen paid
assumed Ivy some person IN this city, lis envuons.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-19

~ virtue OF a deed of trust executed bv Holm TroLr
- William Waller IIenng Receiver Gese4,I OF me S
pTeme Court OF Chancery for the Richmond District in &
Nearl8l% aud pursuant 10 order OF The Circuit Ont ~
NE United States for the District Viiripi,-,I,at yi,
ract o Land lying ~ the county Frederick IN The St If
virginia, called Buiaoe Mnrsh Containing asa ,crc, NJ
lana with the hall ut manufacturing mill thereon 10 yi il
tafhed eight acres OF the said tract-will he rx no4
ny pubic a"ction 10 the highest bidder at the front don f M
dsle h1lei 80 The CITY o! Richmond, at - O'Clock a, E
,he -ch day Of May ney. Such title a. pas.ed Inv Nh IL
ans deed, will be Conveyed bat tlat believed ib a., an
Questionable title 10 the property lee simple. Terms r
9Iie 10 be conducted by IA0nias Taylor Esq A,i II
Richmond, AIarcl, y, 1925. tiG 49,
=. H. The former sale OF the fore.1pr prone,t,. ,;
heen PTe7ened by letter from Mr.. Iogkin, derir; h.
hAl hat lie e-iae in IL, tie uloined note OF the ito =;
ohefed The land in question the propert, nj
Lee and was conveyed by him and his wife Anue'I 90 a. az
Hon Bu'rod Washington for the purpose of .ern,in he
payment OF sum ot money William Iiwe 80. b,s l,, i
hearing date on the 7th day Il April IN the wear l79g
q recorded IN the General Court Cice A6.r,yarI C a.
purpose OF raising the money due to William, IuJ,y. 80
th'i property ri the instance of Mr. IIo..on The F.
eWor ct william l.. Ire sold pubic auction I NJ NJ
nstou, and was purchased by Mr. lfopkns ard = nyo,J -
him by Mr. Washington, by deed hearing date ,b 97i H.
OF January, "j6 which deed also recorded in t C.i
Court "a this state Judge Wihington', dcrJ II, Nj IL
kin- conveys the property in Zee Copies of ;bee ed LIN
he exhibited on the day sae. MIS-. Ilopkins never
estate IN the foregoing land but only rig of Dover n ~
had survived MIR Hopkins. ' - sue
T. $. The Editor ofthe Gazette, in yyincbetsr :; rc,.
ga to publish the above three times his parer and forward
hii account 10 this Office. - - $500 ''iu
apr" 90 ffG-fIs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-19
NL.gRSHAL,N NALn

pursuance OF decree OF he Superior Court .eCbancerv
n oi tue tehmond District, pronounced the 4 dav Of
o<o "a me cases Of Gregory Preston. and Preston
vs. ou'rie shall on the SOh day RIay next on the
IS u sell al public auction the he hest bidder Tho
at oil land lying in the county King William ON vbrb
lanes hIcheson resided in hi life Tine and nv him
Gu 70 hs son Hot ct'son. Terms credit vi one and t,,o
year, Tie purchaser giving bouds and satisfactory
the title retained until tLry are naid 9 al"
April /, 1926. 80 o ~ roo a 70; H.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-19
.M.ARSHAL,S SaIE

pursuance "t decree of the Superior Court of Chance
y, Tor the Richmond District Pronounced , tho MI E
OF Marih 1876, III the of WIN. and Mary Collie 49, R
o' &c, .hl on the 2sh dayof May ntAi at KING Vii
mana courthouse, oer Tor sale, TO the highest bidder Al rt
action, for cash. the two following tracts of I,nI -
@ 'oTi one containing two hundr and thirteen
.Ie Jer TWO hundred aud twenty three acres being the
professors OF said college, to John Elicit Af'
march 81. ~" d y. - IL; u.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-19
POSTPON.E III

rs 'he survey and plat. surveys Of the land
ae, vii N n 9SSsd ny the IN day of The month the
[ % "a Pi'ee' until Friday the 2Gthday Of Nav next:
r on saturday The 27! Of the month"; The land, IN sr
ty, y W' be sold commencing with the Hot wstcr',
'ou' or so much thereof niiy necessary 10 r,c
'u' Of seven thousand dollars, and the costs of e,ee
April 20 1f5--tt. VVAJ II. ~ N-r,,o,,