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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-22

anon aI int 4SF0HSlVn sit"P VI NV VIC
p ,bic mind IL b.. set At resi- D. TIE sub .
irct, b, the / fu NATION contained ~ The
fiiiusing par tgraTh, which w. extract
from the New York inp1iean. al Monday.
L. viii be gratifying, not only In our hardy
hrcthr'n IF The Noltb, who are moe dt-
,rc'ly interested in The p.osperi y Of the
Fisheries, bur o all who POSSESS g"nuiar
American teellng. Ia perceive thai the Grn-
eral lius.ranent has moi been ibattrutIsr
Ia The complaints OF unr fishermen, and -
not Disposed To suffer rcpelrl II ~ in. uIt
ADD ripy: Nj. journal.
"The United States snip Lexington, a
sloop t var al the idl grst Glass; under Ia"
command Of Wm. Bradford >h lhrlek, so.
briug noR ready TOR sea, Ms Yesterday IN
sp"Cted. prep tratory To her sailing by The
commanding officer of tne port, comn"-
dprr ChaunceY, who vas s1iated on gong
on board. Tins is one of tn ne" sIoops,
bound IN her lirsl cruise, aud a huer Nr5o,l
is no ras.it 10 bp s~t.. UNITING ,tt,uGth,
WITH convenience ol acrointnsd ,ilan loI
the Officers and crew. and beauty ol model,
The Lexington constitutes is fine GO 80
mand ~ need br desired by young auu
enltrpIi-lng ultirrr. After Tar Inspection
was gone through, Capt. obabrick enter
tanned hi. gue-ts with hdudsom" COLA
h"n, "hica was sraced by Inc presence of
pral ladies'. The LcAlngton sails, 40 i.
I. drr,tuod, i0-murruW, estied to the
coast OF Labrador, 10 look "i,er The rights
Of our fishermen"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-22
We have pcrnspd, with no slight emo

We have pernsed, with no slight emo
ton, a copy Of III" Li5trta Heruid'
"hIch was eoliecd IA an ard,Ie IN oot inst.
""" ,papor from Afr'c'! Al Amrr,co
Alu'"" o""spaprr! "" comics, mt We
"r''' 'N'mttd aay other oe"spnptr with
1' mnr" interest as we did th' lillt sheet.
II rr"I'1ed Ia u more rh'n any thing lsr
'o'Jd d.. Al So great distance, the growth
me STABILITY, and the prospects, of the AZ
9r"o t"ion, and ~ can imagine thu
p''ao"te ""ica Il the tli,eds ol that Z cat
ann "'""ic.ot seh'm" mn.t leel II tn m
ierrsihS stlleor" III th' progressive sue.
r'9- 81 lhelr an"a' r''ng Efforts. Let them
o'N n"'Nr'e =, AID mol and complete sue
f'NS wa ere i''r rX"ruons. Public
OPP ION VII bf'om" universal II ils favor,
ana p"bte opium lhu- united, viii Gi,c
a. inpa'n' /" the Pnhilc c"onssts favorable
I" 'nt 'oiooy.
l" ""N'ae oNtr ibr N"nretta paper. II
va 40" tn. :" ''~'r'e tie saflon' no
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PIRATES.-Ey une Olive Branch,
Mathews, al PhiladcIphia, 10 days tron
Havana, We learn. that on tne 27u day.
= Spanish armed schr. carried mlo Havana
Htrteea PIRATES, SAID 10 have been taken
~ u launch on The south side of Cuba. II
was also reported in Havana, thai a pirai-
cal schooner MAS cruzlng of the Double
Headed Shot Keys.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-22

us. Hitf'"Soa. widow Of t..
Wilkinson, drceastd, IS ,boat - ~
d " Female Academy IN Np-Ol,.# ."
The following articles are wortiy al
ing counted togelher:---
From The kenntbec Journal
Predjrfi0n. w uoderstanG man,
d,loas people, IN tbs pat Of the =,
have, with greedy cas-" listened -
marvellous story which rmnrth inibl.
with some variations That uut hno -.
Il Hoinan luSnnefsrt cuunty,W h4a
deaf AID dumb for a. wears, ,,.da..,'
looked wondrous wise, and Ia the sim.
m.nt ii al her lends. gave. dislia,, -.
audible uitrr,nce t. thr prediction H.,
thu mon b of June ensuing, the br,t :.
M sun would be- 80 intense AZ 90 mi, y,
gia>s i the windows; 10 be arron, a "a
by an earthquake; the Whole to CONF 4
las the Theatrical, say,1 It'll a gr,u5 ss..',.
storm aud tbr freezing If thu uv,rl IL'
prophecies then expired. The nam. :.
this Woman, who could rend the yea Mia
covers iuturiiy, aud SEE " coming e,,,,s
easl th"ir shadows before" we have NJ,
learned.
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with hin of late. that he bFliesrd G1d
would give Vengeance Ia thnSe y ho oushi
ia la,e it. 9. I'd mol inior,n witness al
e. ; APPS murder
l. aas lhi- same Lowe. OF whom Bean-
chainp attempted IL NIX cat I'D" IL
Vraarn the t., .itnpny OF z. Darby, ahd ~
fscI IL noId INN up 10 ihe suspicion 81 III.
in1 thr real Hiuidrref oil Snap. Il. penn
II ~ al Il l"ug -iafrfnent If the tesiinany
n hirh he wished l.. to deliver in Court. -
lIii5 y 5 banded II l.. by Brapchamp's
WIFE, "ho is strongly suspected If being
the accessory and the InaHg tor oi tse
holfiblr murder; BIT l. had prLirnce or
principle enough Ia eve In paper 10 i1ua
hands Of the Ptoserallon, and 10 turn the
plot against the PROTECTOR him elf.
Mr.. Sharp "as alsn produced ~ M =
lerIal wilnr-s. .she Had u.'Hrt seen Il. NJ
,-r aeald his vote, MI t1r lnument ii he
hush nd, murder, bit the f,nv aords
winch he IL, = SPOKE, nd tnr peculiar
solce IN "hl,h icy nefe utertd, lnadr
AZ deep an impression upon her, lhai size
us ronliirU, she would gam rrcoilrct
the oice ot the assassin: When b. vas
apprsbrndcd aud IN jail, she concealed her-
ssli 'or thc purpose Of hearing him peak
q" Nheo she Gr,t heard his voice, slIr aid,
II IS like It; whrn abe heard him sp'ak
IA. ther, she sdlu II must br tbp ,nce aud
- hr progressed III consers alton, she Mas
SUR IL nas.'
81 conclusive in fact was the chain of
circumstances agaln-t Inn, that The jury
could not resist thelr force, and according
E, found htm gulitS The subsrqaenf con-
lrsslous ot the criminal himself haze r.
moved every possible daubt upon l,e
SUBJECT. According 10 the Frankfort Ar
Is ri the 3lst 'lf. many ramoprs are
lpal ar 10 those confessions lrw OF theu
entitled Ia any confidence. " 1t Is certain.
ho,.erer, That he has confessed the crlne
tuat ht gave directions whore the knllr.
With which 1t mas executed, might be
found !; aud that on enquiry, it was asccr-
famed, thrt IA kUlle precisely answering
his drscrPti n had brrn tourd at thu spOi
Where he sad he lid concealed IT, Il !,
small Old fashioned butcher knir.
ground harp On the back as we'll a. edge
an lnch ur Two from tue point. Ii was
toand IA lot occupied by MIR. W ,de
where Bra"champ bad burned II. lie al
rged hlso, tnat hr had concealed the cor
aer Of the handkerchief near the same spoil
aud conid 6,d a. On Sunday last, hr
vas iaNru out of Il aud went with aun,-
1sr ii pers"ns ior HAT PURPOSE, but did
DOT succeed. The ground where the
tnlit-. aud, - he staied, the corner of tn
taudkr Cniti, wee contralrd, had ben
-paaeh op. he pointed 'ovihru SIX l#ch
- 81 ihc pot "here IL hnltr was tuudd.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-22

Tn, The coincidence between the appe.,.,.
oil s"eh spots, aud seasahs ot IT, - II
d. yness aud warmth. - va, Tho ~,
summer, has h"rn 81 ofien ren,.,t.a at
ihh''ce M sn~pirioH tllat thpy ~, -
snne nr1suf", deaepdenl ON - ~ ~
canse. Whether This b. the r,., - ne
tht subject Is ccttainly Of sulli ian, -. -
1T TO .'ndrr den. abb a more esse, -. ~
"l observations nan ha- ~ ,et b,., -
|" 'l'hr' confirm nr o'erthr"v Tue ls.,.
lhtsts That base 6een psopuseu.
jun 10. w. HOWhEn
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far .o3 r.,, ana lr..n ,,.,, r,dot f III,
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rn3rz zion and IN self. nh;ch r,a ,r4Gs
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sad r,t'l,s,.nL,s - ,hai go GREAT o.. III,
i,onx If n,,nul,t;,o ,,a,,di Gin hi .Ile
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-22

Alter the various reports which have OBJ
tahed IN ,eaI'on 10 the sailing and teslin-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-22

Yesterday was the Ut, for the merliHg
oft GtHerai CUaL seven Judges ap-
Praed -"ur ony waa.,u5 70 glohr g.
sulr. Ore al tgr ahseut judges 10 81
aeady rAPycurd. 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-14
FRUIT TREES. GRAPES SC


HE sb'er6er, Proprietor Of the Lnnrsn Botanic Garden
and Nns.tles Nec oTk, offers 20 the public surh
assortment IF TREES md PLANTS as tGsv raav de,ire
re COLLECTION Of Fruit Tees cf all The Kinds, aud
a''o % ornamental Trees Shrubs and Plants 4, ,seil
tHo'' '' ats great ertsnt aud peroritybut addition.
20 ne acquisitions Yns,r years proprietor
ers at'Ve SOo new varieties the choicest Ffui 4pkch
are no" ~ PosSession Of any other establishment IA this oo,
hy-H"d M " utieA announced the Catalogues for
oich nave J'st issued from the Press.The assortment
Ua2es consists Of a6oUe $50 varieties comprises is
"e't me futile Grapes kaoJen IN FrGnce Germany TIA
~ md the cTiniead the proprietor kiP acquired er-
tIs've information on the subject from experience Is
age 70 make such selections may be suitable y partio-
"G ocaudnd srheTe such selections are Tn TO him he
'L send such as cannot fail to scc,ed The price for The
't assortment CT ee Uihes, eigh, dollars for hs second
"rtm.n SIR dors aud for third assortment four and
"gg dollars The collection Of Roses e1ceeds 500 aretes
and ~ Green House Plants, 1000 species conpyiyinr
Pots-"Ho"g 'ohich all those kao.on mos beau
Catalogues may be had gratis If Jane. Heron Esquire
eIet orer "foasA him. per mail .gH prompt
'@tc".'on' Nm. PRIGCE-
e. M effhe Lreap Society Of Paris Of the Hor,icuLu
I Soeetyy Lo"d' and efAe Imperial Society Of
oct. ~. 90 O.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-14
T,R UST SIZE OF LIND.

virtue 81 sdeed Of executed by George Robertson
o. the county Of Amelia, (o Edmund Htrri,on his
esh representative the 9Th day Of September, s2 aud
admitted toreeOrd ia the clerks office county, on
9h day OF November IN the year. for the purpose Of
securing the PayBentof bonds lame. Robertson
Jr shall sell cash. to the bidder ON the
premises, ON Saimdy the 9Th day Of November next Ut
the next FAIR day. certain tract parcel Of and
lying IN Amelia county, much thereof a. viii be
70 satisfy the purposes u said deed being the Of
u on which the said George Robertson resides lying
Appomsox River, one and two miles above III, mouth
OF Fiat creek, and containing hundred fifty
more ore', such title only will he convey ed the putcha
Edmund HARRISON dec lwho was trustt-.l
NATH. HARRISON.
80 Erecltt0r of Ed Harrison. Zee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-14
FILL GOOOY,


~ receiving opening large proportion of our
~ ran and Winter GOODS; amongst those opening,
Bales OF rose, POint aud dufe blankets
Bales napt cOttons, various makers
Bales hannes feaInOts aud bearskns
Bales beached aud unbeached domestic sheengs and shirt
ings, complete assortment.
Broad cloths and ca.siueres Of all quaes some e n,o.t
superior imported
Pelisse cloths, OF all colours
XestIngs, to suii the
SIk, cotton and woisted hosiery
Furniture canbrIc and gaIulen dimitigs
Gases IRISH linen, long lawn sheeting
lew P,eees FLANDERS shsetns heauu and cheap article
Cases satiineL he'd jickings and checks
Boxes oi looking glasses, put up DOZENS for Wholesale
trade
Cotton shrtings, cotton csmbricks
MtBiins, bombazIues, bombazetis
Diapers aud linen cambrics
complete merno and ca.bmere siagi AMI
scarfs some beautiful
a small assortment inerino and cashmere hdkfs.
A few beautiful PLAIN black siks
Thu rad laoes, fiat bObbin and
Canton, nankin and Italian grapes
piece beautiful gauze flannel.
They expect daily additional supplies from New York and
Philadelphia all which will be sold much unde former rires
Oct b 4&-u WIN NEALE 4 co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-14
SELLING OFF F-SELLLNCi OFFI

TIME subscriber Of III health, has determined
Z close his busine Louisa uihous he there
fore prepared oder has stock goods such prices
tail please Hts stock at large and vau
able the principal part ot which was laid IN this Ia Sr cash.
the northern cities, amounting upwards of S2Oo0O
s.iiug of almost every desirable article OF DRY GOODS and
stationary scho books &c. Ii needless enumer7te
the different articles Sufficient say, the assortment larger
and complete than he has had and the goods much
lower.
lie also offers at private sale, of land at Louisa
Courthouse, which his stands and which well
kaown a stand business. The improvements
besides the Store good and convenient Dwelling house
two Lumber Houses, good Kitchen Garden surpassed ny
we'll OF inside the LOT. further description deemed
unnecessary, any disposed purchase will doubt
the place. The will he moderate lie also Oilers
sae Of 40 land, we'll mbered, and with
n two miles Of the Courthouse THIS land from proximity
the Courthouse auI the scarcity of tmbeed land for sale
this ghbo hood v,luahe, than 60
20 acres9i cleared, which will yield small grain
bscco hac will be sold IN and the liberal APP
piica;ion be made the subscriber in Richmond.
ALEXANDER LEVY.
Nov T..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-14
RORLyNSOA,& FORAfR-

SECOND edition of the work published uuder this title
n ~ my iaihef, as been prepared by myself and
press The vatOu forms contained
been adapted tbs TO The laws force many new forms
have bees inserted under every ej and considerable add-
irons made 70 The work IN other respects. The COLLECTION Of
forms used by Clerks Of County Courts Superior Cour
Of law large and embraces forms Of process entries n
Chsncery SUITS Pfefxed 10 the work cole elton Of dsei
SONS Of the General Court and Court Of Appeals relating 10
The practice IN actions at law, and m the chapters Of orders
records large executions aud bonds there are reference
many decisions which could be compsed that eolec
ton sketch q given Of the proceedings Superior Courts
o law IN criminal causes with references decisions relating
TO those proceedings aud 20 the entries n such
lection Of declarations, indictments and information Is ns
enagedj aud notes snhoined Of decisions relating 10 m
structure Of those precedent The ch8per Of
contains many forms and collection o decisions relating
chiefly 70 The execution and recording Of such Instruments
The work will contain upwards Of COO pages (aou $50
more han the former edrionO Il will he bound ~ calf aud
sold al So per copy Some copies will be prepared with blank
leaves q the end Of each chapter which S. 50 o will he
charged Persons who send Tor copies, aud wish isn Of
THIS descfPiIon viii dreotthcir that effect II ~ s
peced hat copies esiil be ready Tor delivery in ftr,bf
Oci ~ f7--a CON. ROBINSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-14
II 1,EaCBER IKsNyED

a GENTLEMAN whU offer unquesionabl evidence,
=" ms competency To leach full Mathematics
4hd the French and Spanish Languages may obtain able
situation III very ui Ehiny Institution, Tar
mOnd situated IN healthy neighbauhood where society
a good the State affords The advantages offered TO
gentleman Of steady hsbs qualified above, board wash
Ins aud lodging and salary $500 per
made To the Editors of the Richmond Enquirer will be i'm
medately ATTENDED 10, knowledge of the Spanish language
though derahe may be dispensed withan accurate knoS-
ledge Of the French and Mathematics in iispenabe
Sept. ID. s7-,f
IL The Editors Of the New York Daily Advertiser are re-
questei TO insert tn shove IN their paper and for,
ward their account o this ofIice f,t PAYMENT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-14
TDR Y GOODS

.M.4N.V =. V.4LE.NTL.NE " co.
AVE received by packets Effort aud Planters their
auetonin New York, with cash Complying the hest
nsnt hey have ever had, among he" tine following;
SuPrihne cloths and oas,imerrs, assorted cUlUis
lliddiing snd common do. do.
Heavy domestic kerseys and lnsey woolsey
Supeihne middlng aud common saitinrils
Blue aud mixed plains aud padding'
Rose and point blankets, all sizes
Best heavy haze, for carpeupg
super moor carpetng aud carpet binding
1rai III aud table rug, large
White, red, yellow sod green ftnnels
Pink, green aud scarlet Salisbury do.
Alerino, cashmere aud cloth scaifs and shawls
Black, blue green aud scarlet Prissian do.
super aud common crcassaE and tartan Plaids
valencia, toilne; and swansdown vestng
ram and hgufed bomha1eus assorted cU.oIs
R'eh 7-s black satin, for Peiesse.
Heavy PLAIN aud figured u 10 de Maple
Italian lutstrings aud satin levantInrs
50 IL, 54 black mode best quality
Senhaws, saroenet aud 1nrsnces
Black isvanines and figured silks
case IRISH linens, superior quality
Lawns linen eAmbrics and cambria handkeICliefs
Pam and figured Swis, and null mu.iihs
Do do. hook and oambric do.
checked aud striped mun>, various prices
Cahton Grape and satin stripped robes
Italian Grapes aud Grape handkerchief
barese is.s'es and silk barege, assorted colors
aud o. dark striped ginghams and black and white do.
RUSSIA birds eye and table diapers
c. 1 and Cambria and j,eOns do some very fine
Slk', cotton and wIrsed hosiery
Lade' aud genem.n's silk CASTOR horse skin, kid buck
HEAVIER AMI silk gloves
German aud flag handkefchiefs
Gotten handkerchief and slawls various qualities
Caiabne and furniture dimi,y
large assortment Ut prints
SupeTine and common furniture do.
D" steam locm shntings aud sheeiines
Common brown and b.acicd do. DO
I'D, A. aud 5-4 linen snd cotton checks Ls =
S-4 Aud A. alaid domesiIcs and ticking
brown aud black Holland
Pound aud pack pms and needles
tapes, hohhIns, aud assorted colOi ed hraids
oiet IVORY aud tortoise sh, II combs
Ciafkes spool and floss cotton, orrePs do.
SuPeIile and fine gfas. camhrrcs
bales BrHrh oznahures and huilaps,
with vaffy vt other articles ala ui which are offered at
the lowest market prices.
Nov. s. stu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-14

~ The ENQUIRER i, published twice week generally
nd three week during the sessn OF the 5tse Les'
,uePrce The heretofore, FIVE Dollars per snnun
in advance Notes chartered .peee-Paying banks
n) received payment. The Editors Will susran
the safety renting them by uai the postage Of all let.
I erI being paid by the writer's
p- No paper will be discontinued (bu az the discretion OF
the Edtors,) until all arrear Ses have been paid up.
r will tee the payment oil niue Papera
,hail have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ One square, OR LESS-Fst insertion rs cent,-eseh
eoatinusnce, 80 cents
No inserted, until has either been paid
for or assumed by person this city ITS envons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-14
MOTIEE
ne Jail Of Hanover county, 1r.naway,

Va As committed TO the Jail Of Hanover couny, Lnavay.
~ ABRAHAM BRoJtlY, and GEORGE BRAXTOy
aoaham was committed the nth July last, says he
ee man. was hor, and raised IN the City of New York. aud
70 Richmond ~ the capacity steward hoard VI
sl9op Virginia Capt Petite h. feet niche, high,
yellow e9mpirNon small ring through his speaks he
ue"se was committed the 22d July last, he
ihGhe hsh very dark compile xon says he born and
raised IN ihe county OF Che sterrd, claims To- tdon
IRON The emancipation Of his mother by Col Bun foot Persons
canning SAID negi'es requested 10 prove property, pay
,hages aud take hen away they will he dealt Whss the
Law directs. JOsEpu STARKF J,ior
Oct c,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-14
:. LRND FOR SALE.

OFFER for sale the Of land which reside con
tanning BY survey 435 aud lying the county Of
Goochland, within ST. u mile of the Courthouse OF Mi
chrauX Ferry and of public landings James river;
the land IS bounded ON side by branch Beaver Dam
Creek and on two other sides by public road, is healthy
situation and well watersd; improvements
aud convenient dwelling house for family of ordinary size
Ihee ale on 1t good bsI and every necessary house;
tact few farm, any, the make afford
superior IN every respect this Persons wishing purchase
requested to view the land which will he shewn plea
by the terms of sale will be part
only being required in hand, application may he made Col
John GueTrani, William Miller or myself.
Oct 81. 4aHtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-14
-NOTTCE

VIE subscriber has the satisfaction TO the pub
@ that he s again prepared accommodate them al the
ONION HOIEI at the corner OF Market aud Old streets
and will only k that he thinks he has some claim To
patronage, as competition will have effect IN their favor
Having lot nearly the whole Of his furniture by the destructive
IN January Ia ne mas provided himse particularly, with
entirely beds and the hest cued har Nattre..e his
House and Stables are both and the latter particular he
WI, recommend as the very best m VII guabui rock
with dirt floors, edatefy the ri.er. III, ss,ures he
public that he viii be always regulated his charges nv tie
IN town, which sGords equal accommodation.
Petersburg, Nov. T. sQ-st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-14
ELL GOODS

NIL NELSON has received by the Richmond P,cl a;
and other late arrivals from New York aud Piad
part OF has FALL GOODS; Amongst winch are london
'uPerhne and common cloths and eameres Valentia Flo
Tentne and swan''own vestugs5 rose, point WhEey
blankets white, red aud yellow innels carpenr and hearth
RUGS lh linens 'heengs aud diapers; rrman oznaburs
AMI tcklsnhurg thread aud cotton checks aud tokin, do
nestle 'htns heetingi aud plad; London printed cam
bricks ani caiicoe; India Swiss and Scotch null Ncok Ia
comet and cambria muslins with general assortment OF 10.
winch he will sell at unusually oss prices.
Sept %. Aft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-14
Lnlld. Neeroes. 80. ~ Nnle.

Y virtue of deed OF tLps executed hy Smith Payne Of
Ed Buekng ham, and of record the office OF the clerk of
SAID county, the undersigned, of them, will
the 18th day of November sell TO the highest bidder
credit of one, and three yeaI much of the tract IT
land which said S. PAYNE lve lies the side
the New Canton road supposed he 600 Also
twelve slaves stock IF every kind crops &c portion Of the
property will be sold for cash. the credit sales
toe usual securities will he required The will
Fey the title only vested in them by the deed Of trust
GEO. WoODSoN PAYNE
w. S. FONrAINE,
GEO. HOLEMAN.
Nov = 5o-,ds
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lM.4RSIi.aL5N N.aLE

PURSUANT to decree OF the Superior Court Of HANGER
ot the HichmOnd district, made ~ the case of Carlton
against Eubans, the 18th DAY VI Jauusry 1876 shall on
the 18th day Vt Novemb,r 1875 offer fof sale public auc
ton on tbe eise 10 the highest bidder tor cash the tract
Of aod whereon Warner Eubank dec lately resided or So
much thereof a. will satisfy said decree, subject 10 the dover
the Aforesaid land lies about four mile. north Of
and Queen Courthouse, the county OF KING and Queen
Oe,tz 4s-,ds Or oss 81 49, =. Jj,o, s. " o.
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NOTICE.

TIME members of the late firm of Lakeland, Henshs Co
Il ofhis CITY having assigned their property, including
bond notes hand and ether securities, Tor the
benefit 1T their creditors conformity deed Of by
them executed aud record in the Hastings Court OF this
city, hereby notify the indebted 10 the said Lack
land Henshaw Co. that discharges them the said debtors
he grated by ourselves only, by agent, agents
authorised therefore; and desirable bring close
possible the affairs of the request
who indebted to it, make Payuen agent
without delay. GUSrAVUS LUCKE,
TllOS. MAY.