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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-25
Jefferson l.otterv.
10 he drawn ON the combination plan in
october next, at Richmond
Three Prizes. s follows:

10 he drawn on tue combination plan in
October next, at Richmond.
Three Prizes. IS follows:
Monticello Estate, valued at 81 900
oRhdWell, 10000
Albemarle 100
me above Estates were valued under oath
ny commissioners appointed for that pur.
pose ny the Legislature of Virginia.
W frice OF Tickets SO. There are no
shares Of tickets in this LoHerv.
u Halter myself in offering the abov
series OF Lotteries TO the public, to receive
liberal patronage, and particularly invite the
ATTENTION oil every person To these schemes,
ana 'hey VIII perceive from the very hFst
glance that they are much the most brilliant
ever sol up in Virginia and when they re-
coilecl the OBJECT OF those Lotteries am per-
suaded there are none, but will lend help.
ing hand this is not ali they should look at,
there Is chance OF getting an independent
fortune tor the small tribe Of IS. Where Is
the person who will not embrace this Golden
OppOrfanitgP
Among The above, will be found the scheme
OF the Jefferson Lottery This Lottery was
granted by the Legislature of Virginia, for
purpose well known TO us all. II is expected
aud | sincerely hope, those tickets will not
remain on hand, but will be Immediately
bought mp, by a liberal public, whs wish 10
show their gratitude to a departed patriot,
who devoted his whole life to the benefit OF
his country, aud the public generally.
u Orders from any part of the U. States
by mail, post paid) enclosing the cash or
prize tickets, will be thankfully received and
promptly attended 10 as if on personal appli-
cation. Be sure you direct your orders to
NOilH'o Office, where the capitals are al.
ways tor sule. ABRAM II. NORTH,
.ian-Sireet, Lynchbmg'
| August 8.
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r,cter-how happy he of whom Il may
hr aid that such are the Only ,islbir
hle,nishes upon his eseutcheon. Aad Jet II
b. Remembered d, That these, ard similar
mihlcs, are al that bs most ~ Ient oppo-
nents have "ser attempted ia exbd,Il A.
gAiust the = cstnrss aud excellence al his
character - Ian; and, deprnd upon Il
~ rxgmining, Ia srfutlnizItg the csuduci,
public aud private, OF So bold aud unc0m-
promising an antagonist, they wOuio Hoi
reverse the telescope.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-25
MORE PRIZES THAN BLANKS.


Holders OF two tickets in this Lottery, as
III the Odd aud Even system, are sure OF one
prizr, aud may draw three
" Price OF Tickets 81, and shares in pro-
portion.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-25
Dismal Sframp LotterY,

4tn CLASS.
To be drawn in Richmond, oil in ono day
80 No, Lottery, by combination and permu.
tatI0n- ) ballots 10 be drawn.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-25
70 WARMERS.

/ WISH 10 purchase Wheat, for which
the market price in cash will be paid
4 BRADFUTE.
Sept. IL. irii3
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-25

VANDEltI.YN.

When Aaron Burr was in his zenith. he
happened To be travelling, somewhere in
the western parts of New York and stop
ping one day at IA tavern, he saw what he
took 10 be- a line engraving, of uncommon
,igour. lie spoke of IL to the landlord =
and was not a little amazed, when the lat
ter told him that it was drawing made
with IA pen, by a stupid boy Of hls-an an
prentice TO the black 'mth's trade, of " HON
he feared that he should never be able to
make any thing. Burr sent for the boy,
and VAS SO pleased with hIm, that he tired
Ia obtain mm--but the master suspected
some secret value in his apprentice, and
would not part with him, at lat. on any
terms. Put shut in your pocket said
Col. Burr, IN passlog the boy, come TO
New York, when you can get chance,
and ask for Aaron Burr,-he will take care
of you
Some time had passed, and Col. Burr
had forgotten the Incident, When one NOR
nlng as he was sitting al breakfast, in came
a strange looking boy, and rs he approach
ed pincked out bundle from his pocket
and gave it to nm. The Col. was not II
little amused To find it shirt. Here began
the acquaintance, aud here the emnence of
Nanderlyn; and heaven 80 ordered it, that
When Col. Burr, the Julius Caesar of our
country, VS. IN the wane, Vanderlyn, who
had Just left Paris, warm with favour, and
rch with Ill that makes life comfortable,
encountered INN IN his desolaton--and in
his turn minsteTed TO the necessities OF
his henetactor.
The only pictures of VanderIyn that We
have seen, are his .HdIitS, sitting amid the
runs OF Carthage, and his .4rladne, deser.
medal from the National Academy IN
/ France. Ii is a stern, strange, natural
f picture; with a flush of uuexa upled per-
fiction. The figure is larger than life, sill
tug like a giant lntIudcd upon by some
vision of conquest and rebellion There
is nothing visionary nothing intellectual
about .ndriuS-all is the barren and bleak
expression of the tyra0t man, when III.
hearl is non aud his nature hardened il
blood. II is a great picture, but too ell
aboratcly finished.
Iii, .3rladHs is very beautiful; but you
feel no emotlon--no trembling when yot
approach her. You do not feel that sigh
treinoions qulvering at heart which yoI
ought To feel, when trespassing upon til.
sleep Ui even pictured woman-in hel
innocence, timldlty and loseliness.
nv y. Paper.
General Jackson might well be address
ed vhpn reminded with what dpsprin tior
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-25

W. are pleased II lid il stated on the
an.aorlt, orjhr i4.t Ill 1,eslllr R"cnr-
DIR. n speaking af Gosefnor Troup's IN
trniioo to survey the eeded lands, 90 the
Ii i 81. "that the SURVEYS ordered will
extend ori, To the hatahoochlc, not en-
brscing all the conatry ceded by either
treaty, bat that portion dolly which is nn-
dopbf-dly cedrd by both, and is conse-
qupntly 10 strict conformity TO each"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-25
Virginia Literature Lotterg. 4th class,

10 be drawn on the High aud Low sys-
TEN ; somewhat similar to the Odd aud Z.
ven II will he drawn in LynChburg in DC.
tober next, all in Que day.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-25

General Jackson might well be address
ed, "hen reminded with what description
Of men his ranks are at present filled, in
the language in which Junius addresses the
king:
as it possible for you to place any con-
fidence IN men VIII" before they are faith
ful io you, must renounce every opinion
aud betray every principle which they To-
herlt from their ancestors, and are confirm
ed in by their education?
Whose numbers are 81 nconsiderable
that they have hong since heeu obliged to
give up the principles and language which
distinguished them rs party, and 10 Il gut
under the banners vi their cue mites. Thar
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-25
SCHEME,

BY this plan OF drawing, the holder of two
Tickets is sure OF Que prize and may draw
hree
Halves 25O
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s44-,

The Philadelphia DAILY Advertiser states
Tat Jos'pt Bonapartc has requested ihe
kng Of -'s.drn 10 ,nifrrrde with the
X og of IN. Netherlands Tor permission TO
reside - ne iatler country The subject
WAS referred 'o tbe kng ii France, VIM,
il 4 cabin.t council. decided IN favour Of
tue request.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-25
rpt. q. JONES g. ToLER.
LOITENTES!!
Grand State Lottery of Drginia

FIRST CLASS,
For the Benefit Of the Monongaia Academy
To be drawn IN Richmond, on The 9Th
September next, all in one day, on the Odd
aud Even System, under the management Of
the Messrs. COHEN'S.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-25
DOME 5ILC.

TIE Snip Leeds, which sailed from Now
York thr Ist J,hy, with Mr.. GALLArIN
and family, aud the ship FIplida, iioa' III"
same port, nn thu 9th. both srfl'ed al Law
rrpool on thu 3lst July. TIE Fl"fida was
The iir-t vessel thu carried lie m riligence
If the drsth of Jefferson aud Adams.
Gapf. Fi-herinfurins that the news rxci-
I'D drrp aud general sens ton IN Liver
poll An the shipping in lhs harbor AS
uell English AZ American, displ'y ed their
calors At half mast ohthe OCCASION.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-25

Clock TO u-eif, knew the minute when
Exception bid him speak, aud At this time.
His tongue obey In hand who were be-
low him
he usd ss creatures Of another place
aud how'd his eminent top to their low
ranks,
Making them proud OF bis humility.
Ich man
Mighj be . copy Ia the Younger times"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-07
3e9 e ACE. a MEs

FRESH EASO.N;dBLE DRY GOODS
vi; A.lN" EDWIN JAMES * 90 Market Bridge
IL bales and cases cloths coup choice assortment Of
Ii'no'' every color aud quaitty
10 u" rcd White yellow and green annels and re, baze
:, 90 rose Lon1"n ouile aud point 5lan.ss.s
~ % Oa"d> Y > ms nnPt cotfo-s
. d" Fau aud hsureu acA AMI colorr bonb,ze sp1ne
vety rien patterns
d" iartan aud "a o;ine plaid. anl blue cAn.bl,ts
4 do lion skins and blue Hams
IS cases sattinelts, choice assortment
"a bales negro eiOih,, TeTy superior
. Iu'ses w'nirr vestings, VERY beautiful
oa'e' me aud '"Pe'dne ingram carpetns. aud hearth
cases wOrsted and lambs wool hosiery
bales richly printed Cashmere shawl.
90 quality aud .aIpei hi.d.y
BOX crcassian half hdLi..
IS G d. GS D De- j., 95o%a p 'ad hsns,
10 do beliickngs, from common TO very .o,a
d. domestie plaids and ginshams
> do Common and super aIi IN checks
. 10 cotton yarns good quality and well assorted
- I@'e' COMM to hne fancy prints and ohm'z
do "hIte and co "red plain aud figured M4r.eillrs
do cotton aud ihi eAd hosiery
do cotton and j'eone eanGi iek, aud corded muslin.
do PLAN and hsured b. Oh, nul aud aconeit ,u.a,
- COTTON hanuanna and AladI az hdAis.
d. super S"Ss cambria craras
do d'ao bang uP cords
d" cotton bali, pounds and boxe
S So .,' R sr1I lawn. t,aPer. a"d hollands
do toPsail duck and linen pA,.lin,
do British oznabufgs
do 6euisPs and b,O'Suand white German roll,
- tyleG sackius
do patent ihieA.is. assorted
q cases Nag aud handtnna hdkfs.
shAwis '- ' N'!'
do black aud colIred French aud Italian crares
do at grapes, different gua,,ir.
Do sarsHetts, seuehew vs.. aud leyautine,
DO re " shaded aud hgured .Ss aud sains for dresse.
81" pam and striped 5auns and Gro de Naples silks
do black and color six yrlyets
do ed black tJrentiHe figured lk velvet y,.p,
belt do ~ 800
boxes rich bobbinett wells and isces
do Engl and French thread laces
bon real ostrich }eGlhe,S
eases computing Il choice assortment Of tibbon,
40 se~ing snAs, well assorted
do birds cJe six bukfs.
DO baek Canton ieyantlnt and Italian L bdkls
do silk gloves and hose
do si,s ulBbrtlIss
DO women Kid, HEAVIER and CASTOR aud beaver sn
buckskn gloves - ~
DO mems common auh ane legskio gloy es "a lined
do coat and vest metal buttons
do coat, vest aud suspender n.ouiIs
PACK pins, common aud gilt
Silk butuns, silA btaids
Pr ari buious
Wonsn's and girls lined beaver eio.es
Bonibalnes ladies' plaid cloak.
MEMS PLAID ami osrnblet ciolks
Piping cord bonnet wire
Cotton umbrellas, &c. &c. &c.
Tue goods above mentioned certainly COMPRISE one Of Ia
sale and having bought AZ zoe con fdeny 5,I;g % an
uuaIy 10" Pioes, feel able ,ifer and will OH.
great inducement 10 those 'ehU may call ON M TO bv w
s'di continue 10 receive from house in New YORK .ue
'"rPh's as we may need Throughout the season.
OeI ~. 4f-wsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-07
FALL Dry GOODS.

VsH. y O-dPID KYLE y co
III AYR received by successive arrivals since the
zoth ult. very extensive supplies OF raj and
p"Rer Goods, and are now enabled TO offer an
oFment believed 10 be nearly perfect, at prices
winch 1t Is hoped will meet theexpecta OF pur-
chasers; among them are
Cough Braihwaite's napt cottons
Saitlnets, iinsey woosey, coa,ngs and variety
ei STOUT wooiens, suited Tor negro clothing
MEDIUM and supeIfine blue, black and fancy
coloursd cloths and cassimeres
Blue military cloths at reduced prices
Cambric, Jaconet, null and book muslins
several cases calic0es, comprising handsome
variety OF rich new patterns
Grapes, bombazines, Circassians and CHILEAN
stripes
Gauze, Barese and Gro de Naples hdkfs and
scarfs
Irish linens, shirtings and diapers
Pain and figured bombazetts
ozsourgs, Dowlass and Porter sheeting
a large stock OF domestic shrtings, shee,ings,
:, pisids and checks of various quality
tlannels, plaihsa drab cloths, Sc SC.
-dlSo "A fresh assortment of " Anker" boiling
Cloths from 10 inclusive, said TO be OF very
superior fabric. Sept. -. 3y-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-07
yihaA.V S. IALE.y71nrE $. GO.

n 'te'ted by the packets Effort aud Plaot,r thei
suctionin mp OF GOODS which have be.n purchased
nv 'uet have ever had among them ~ tis tolioyin
SIid in,'. 1o'h' and eas'imeres assorted eUlors
J Jii.aui's anu common do 10.
HeS:! domestic keIseys and iin.,y ,,o,i.ev
SS"Peihnt niddimg aud common sattin,tt,'
i i,'ue anI uiAe'i plans aud padding,
h"'e aud point blauk,ts all .zes
nesi h.AVy haze, for csrpetnr
fHuPei Moor "a, petiug and e~r,rct bidding
Ia H., til aud tal!e rug large si1c.
, " N"r, RED, e!.g" s..'i gr,.u hsonel.
i'hs, green ami scarlet Sal,bnr, do
~, ~, thu, cashmere and cloth &C III. and shawl.
e"eh' niue, green and scarlet Prussan do
super aud common circassian aud tartan ul,id,
y, i."'ial ."'iihet aud sNanstluwn ,esting
fiiln and figured boml,zeits, assorted csl,..
hieh . black satin, Tor peliesse,
nea'} PLAIN aud igui Ell Gro dc Marble
ns''a" 'ui''rng' and satin e,antin.s
:, a., D black mode, best quaiuy
Sths nave, saIC vuet aud furs ur -
ba'k ievanuts aud figured silks
= '"'' tn hnehs, superior quality
Pawn am ,l"c" esn'S!es and ea'hii handkerchief.
~" do hook and caiubric no.
cn' s,ked aud striped muffin various prices
y 1ro" crap" aud satin stripped robes
i.aH'n Grapes aud Grape hdndk .rchi,fs
1 % Lts'y' aud silk harssr, assorted color,
Russia "S su'let siighans and black aud white do
=. "iu cambrie and jacun,t 40. some very fine
III ue NaPie', sluze, pse aud other tibfon.
,,'"S' cotton and wJIsted hosiery
beaver anu silk gloves ~ '"' A''' ou0A
ue'nan anu fas handkrrchiec
C"l'"h handkercis, Is aud shawIs vsrous or.,,;..
CaInbrie aud furniture dinli,y
a 'at assortment IL piints
SnpefhHe AMI common furniture d.
Do steam lOo.n shirtincs aud .he,iiur.
common hlown aud h=aeled do do
o., IL aud 81 linen aud cotton cheeL
81 aus A laid dunestics and t,ek,n
u own aud black Holland
Found aud pack pms and needle,
- 'pes, hobbihs and assorted ooloted braid,
loiit', IVORY aud tortoise shell cn,nh,
S ,1'NFs spool and ao's cotton, orrelrs d.,
STPei hre and hne ( ass cambrics
: bales Briti.h 0znahurrs and urI,p,
h. ia variety OF ohef aros, all which are offered al
ne lowest MAJ kst prices. "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-07
Valua5le Real Prooe1fv for M

* Vhlue OF deed OF executed n, Robert M'Ki,p
- uet' TO John Lee, dec dated Esd dsy Of J,nu.rv
anu recorded ia the court Of hungs to the civ Of
'ohhohd on the 9th day o September 1921 10 secure the
"enl ct oeiidn sum II money William Fleet aud rr
hei purpose 'ei can mentioned, snail heir admin
@'O OF t"e SAID Johu Leel proceed ,en on The pre-
ue' oi ready money, luesd,y the day of NV "a, Al
ot'wten the hours Of aud O'clock IA liz ate
neA ehement Is" The intersections of and IOth st. et, "a IN.
sad eiiy OF RichmouL Also, other buck ererut fon,
ing - aud an aif feet l. street. adjoining to the one
"enIohed Also one other brick tenement fong p Ce.t
I o street. Ahd running back eighty feet with lie piiy
!.Se OF te alley, common all four uf The .,,d Rber
m' hn HtHenls, SUBJECT To the dover OF Elizabeth
"ino" % the SAID Robert Such nile only ,i be-
as Is vested ~ the hen and admir- OF John 81
the trustee IN the said deed. ~
JOHN A. K. LEE, heir and admir- Of John Lee, dec
aI-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-07
Desirable Renl Propert,, 70, SoIe

E(F virtue Of deed OF trust executed by william, NeK
snd Eizbrh his wife, to John Lee and Alexander Fleet
da'ed on the 10th day u September 82 recorded IN t
court Of Hastings for the city Of Richmond ON the i7h da
oil NoVember I8@l, 10 secure the payment o certain ~ f
money therein mentoned TO VIM. Fleet for other
se shai - surviving u-tee, proceed sell on tue
e, or ready money Tuesday the 9Th ga, of N,yenb
next 10 Commence at half past O'Clock the afternoon the
following property, -Four house, otswith ic Improve
meh thereon, tey then stood ed in the Mutual m
anee Society all OF Them fronting r. Street between 81
4'h streets ssd city The said lus extending hack on 81
aud 4th streets hundred aud twenty e, 10 an sev Of
i"eiVc ieei intended to have been opened 60 run th
ne square from Jdo 4h streets. Also eighty feet Of ground
al tue corner oil and 4 Streets aud extending back on an
Ieei one hund' ell and twenty feet Also ali that Lot Of
uround on the North side Of street. nar David Bulckl.
containing 20 feet front said g. erect an extending ae
about io4 iee 10 an alley VI 10 feet Alo Que other ou..
aud Lot containing O. aud half feet fronting nn a. street
ana extending back 20 feet which last toned House and
LOT Is ny the Pfoviions Of he deed afren enoncd subject
we e estate Of the said Elizabeth McKm. Such title ONLY
w" be conveyed a vested ~ surviving trustee ar
sa': rue sale will Commence at the at the corner
Of L. aud 4h streets.
Oct 1926 ,s.tI,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-07
FILL GOODS.


" are RECEIVING and opening a &c proportion Of
ran and "ntti GOuIlSi amongst Iloss uvw OIeGiug
i,'Ies oil rose, point ANA dunle blankets
AbaIes napt oOttOHs, NaiIous makers
iisies hanneis Iearuots aud b,arskins
baes h!eaehed and unh!eA seettncs and hit
inss, complete assortment.
Broad ciois and casm..e. OF all o,.l;,,,s . tho ,,
superior imported
Pe!sse cloths, vi ali colours
Sesiinss, 10 su;t iv ia
Silk, cviInn aud wOIsted hosiery
fniniute Cambria aud ga mem dimies
C"es lTish linen, long lawn and sheeuug
a lew pieces Flanders she etns, and cheap
Cases sattiIet. bed ucktugs anu checks
trade " N''>
Cotton shirtings, cotton cambtcks
LIuslihs, boulazInes bumbdZetts
Diapers aud linen camb.Ics
complete vi nerno and ca.bn.re .bs,l, r
scaIis, beauiill
n sniaii assortment merIuo and cashmere hdkfs.
a tie" beautiful plan black sIas
Imead laces, fiat bObbin
canton, nsnkin and Italian Grapes
piece beautiful gauze flannel
ihey expect daily additional supplies New York and
fhiaue pha, al! which will be sold much una "a lr uer
~" al Wan. AEALE y 60.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-07
T'wentv DoIInrs Re,,o-1

ANAWAf onthe 10Th day OF July last NY negro man AUS
AIH; P1roha.eh MN out Of the estate Of Edward
Jones, at The SlocO Springs, Warren county North S,g
aud expect be lurking about that neghbohood or wa
fen9 as ms mother was bought BY Dr. S. Davis who resides
IN Warrenon austin about q years old. aud yer, ILey
ne hye feet eight o. ten inches high and dark compexon
put 90 not sScee' any particular mark he pa old bse
fur hat aud he carried Oh with him an Old blue br,J ,s
coat and Panlaoon and striped Of northern doth aud
"hf par Of Panaioon he carried on two pair Of
eoFpfas colour Austin = called by the negroes Austin Jone
he has worked at the mrybt and carpenters business
years he very sensible nesro The above reward viii be
given 10 ary PefsUn whJ will cOuiae him in ti OF A. ~ H.
'o the subscriber, in Meeklsnburs county, Virginia
WILLIAM HICKS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-07
ron LEASE.

FTHIE subscriber Offers lease for fern Of year, ,t
Il BRiCh TADERN, al Charlotte Courthouse forme,iv
The property Of his father Mr. VIM NJ Watkins The tavern
house Is large aud commoIious, with necessary
situated lot Of about thirty acres attached to which =
small tact Of and at small distance from It, aaording an
IL public situation, its proximity To- ibs C;,stb,
hg the nearest aud there being bot other tavern al e
place at present. renders very eligible stand tor tavern
Terms viii he very moderate especially FOR the ht year
70 one VINO can come well recommended tavern
foessi0n can he gwen The 10Th December next Apply n
we suosefbef al ms taihers. SAMUEL V. WATKINS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-07
LEAD EOR SIZE

OFFER for sale the OF land which reside con-
tanning by survey 49, and lying county of
Cooohsnn WITHIN Oh "i mile OF tue Courthouse, OF NJ
oheaux Ferry aud i2Of two public landings James river:
TIE land bounded gu one side by branch OF Beaver Dam
Creek aud on twI other sides by public road, is healthy
situation aud i well wateed the Improvement.
and convenient dwelling house for family of ordinary
there are on good barn and every house;
fact few farms, any, the market ard
superior in respect to this Persons wishing purchase
e to view the land which will he hewn with plea
sure by the terms Of will be accommodating part
ony being required in hand application may be Col
John Guerrant, William Miller OF myself.
Oct n. 4aHti
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-07
TaIuabie Real Propestv for SuJe

X virtue OF deed g't executed by Alexander McKim
iS@O TO secure the Vt certain sun, Of money 10
Tles anu isi otheI purposes therein mentioned ha On
unay, Ihday OF NOyembtr next between the hours of
o'clock, proceed 10 sell The premises for resdt one
enc lheeory Brick House Cary-sireet twenty y,
'oi 'se situated on lot of twenty feet front running
Que huhSf ed aud NIT feet twenty aley
one ohs brick house adjoining thereto, same dne
ohs ana situated oDa lot Of equal o that mention 10
zach OF winch lots attached Meat House Kitchen Srb
cd. AIRY I.f = rr "e oO''cy
Oct g. 1926. uuses'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-07
-N.ARNAaL,H N4I 4,

TO ueeite OF the Supeof Court OF Chancery
Sam. faoAnk on the 7th day January, ls6 .baii ON
vac i" Gay Vi NV'tmb'T le offer fo sale at public amc-
% on ie pr emises 10 tue highest bidder Tor cash the t.,t
% iI"r w'reon Warner Euhlnk, dec. lately resira or 80
'sieGi as WIZ satisfy said decree subject to In, do, {,
-" 81 |atia' ne EubanA widow OF The sa Wainer Eubauh
inc aforesaid tract OF land lies about our .., nom, Of NJ
H queen Coui thonse, ia the county KING ana Queen
j. GUEHRANf, al. =. = G. r. d.
orr, o. Que Of has DepHtieS
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no virtue oi deed Of trust, executed The 2,t ,v n
- Noyemhe' rs, 60 The suhsorb'rs, by Smith Psyo,
aud dolly recorded IN the County Court n I.uckineiso
me undc aHtd any them rs trnsees =, ~
said deed uaaatd viii protefd 10 sell 10 tie b;gbs,
Tor ready money, Wedesdsy the 29th II Novebs Il
ia u not e gest FAC day thereafter, tbe premises tbe
east SIDE Of The road adug from New Canton 10 Csrtel
containing ~ sstimation four HUNDRED acrcs and sdri
ne i'n y OF william Audefon John Guerrant and others s
We sid omHh Payne The west side q The ssid road s
NC apTu;ensnoes thertuno belonging; also the olo,
slaves q VT: Tom, Ben, Billy Danger6cd Randolph Arnold
Wnhey Ser Hannah snd her child Joshua Polly and her
children, Patrick, Mary and Rachel and The ncres,f ~
Ien'e since TIE date Of The sand deed ~ uu or en- much
thereof a. may be sufficient discharge be pupes for which
ih un was executed AIDING trustees uo title onl, a. I,
70 be good. ~ ~
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VIE public are respeolull, inIu. med tlai Nh C. Abv -
ys gentleman OF hsh classical attanients aud an.abr
, eni"seu 20 assist IN tho classical department OF
th school Alt Rockford will continue To sy. ,u.,,,,
aud the French la, uage, aud principal
'e m,st u"re'nIus att,nttl has part 10 max,
NE plan OF studies eXteu,iyeiy u.rl A. In, .,,, - a.
Institution will admit "A few ada,,oua Scholars can he adj
Val. Is. GILES
A. :, BARTHW EGAN.