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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-25
April
YELL0EV HPRLNcIfN-

I'VE subscriber having been long rendered incapable
= lending to business from interpretations oilers that
celebrated establishment the Yellow Syringe situated in the
county Of Montgomery and State Virgins six miles North
oil the courthouse and main road leading the
y Inc great medical qualities of the wafer, situation and
Improvements all combine render this as desirable ua
on to obtain health any the state lie will venture to saw
'ha me waller has no SUPERIOR AMI that the roads leading It
section OF the country Should any person nrne to rent he
can 1850 FOR eveal years, accommodating terms as he
could expect who calculated for this enploye
ana WI enter upon Determined 10 do WELL confidently be-
s a he cannot fail An early application will be advisable
IcFuifs 70
mehecs' Some furniture will be supplied and frat rate lis
'S Hesf Tue SFinss who can be employ eden cav terms
Jan. 81. % o.. iAI6oh.
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- DRUGS, .NEDICLN-ES, &c.

- or,r =. >I'D' sNEDICIJN Els, &c,
bVOA n brooks respectfully infoi the pubIiek tb. 10
- mas his spring supply Of drugs and mel
0'S -, ne iol9"ingh iewof his general assoitmrDt
do Glauber do
= Gases Eng lump Rlagnesia
do Calcined do
400 lbs refined Caniphor
SO lbs. Gum Opium 1urkey)
lbs. Sulph Quinlnc Fr,nch
- his Cantharides
40 lbs Calomel
20 lbs. powdered Ipicaeuanha
20 lbs. Tart Emetic
80 lbs. powdered Jalbp
80 lbs. 90 Rhu5arb
SO lbs. Sup Carb. Sudae
10 lbs. Tartaric Acid
lOolbs Yellow Peruvian Bark
% lbs. Pale do a,
20 lbs. Red do do
a. my medicines were carefull, selected b,, 49,. q 81
hest Northern markets, can Wild the utmo, s,n5je ~ we
RAM them TO be genunei aud will sell then, on s - -,
dephil. ~ III we" 1ofk q Phila-
BESIDES general assortment of mede;des IN. ,bi
suis OF every description '' Au''y' ana pye-
as Agent Tor MIR John Rorer, will sell his .rr.I ;,
prices. s( a'"i' hldaeiphia
amy MEDICINE chest. complete, with printed direction
~ b Country Merchants and Physicians vino o;
IA THIS city, viii find it their interest to ali =, H.
s9o;eilbet Drug aud Apothecary store ana euouire
oi us medienea and examine their quality
w.ioc, III ANsoN BROOKS.
April Il. --'s''' i'''inohd a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-25

non-palmen; o. CLAIMS Is N some measure as;si-
oG'able TO the claimants. This objection csnno,
IN the slgh'es, degTee, apply to the allowances al
interest from the date assumed by the committee
Mr.. Monroe was, soon after that period, point
ed Secretary OF State, when considerations OF de.
licacy and propriety forbade the settlement and
allowance OF any account in his own case. for
winch there was no established precedent in the
previous decisions of the Department. The same
cause continued TO prevent any steps from being
taken IN relation TO this claim, with view 10 a
decision before his retirement from the late high
station which he occupied in the Government In
determining upon the several items of this claim
It should be observed, that the commite have u
sed their best endeavors TO ascertain the amount
proper TO be granted, and, in doing so, have an
Piled the same rules which they would have done
In the case OF any other individual. In the allow
ance OF contingent expenses in the missions 10
France and Great Britain, the committee hav e
not adopted the highest sum given TO other min
siers, but they have in both cases, taken the ave
rage amount paid TO all our public ministers at
the respective governments, as their guide in
determining upon the allowance proper TO be made
TO Mr. Monroe.
In the other items ,he Committee have allowed
nothing more than what they have reason to be-
heve was unavoidably expended by him, and to
which he was subjected in the service of, and by
the orders OF the Government.
The following statement exhibits the several
items OF the claim as proposed to be allowed by the
Committee.
l. Three months and twenty DAYS
detention in France, after audience
of leave, at the rate of $4,000
year, 2,75O 90
=. Contingent expense OF that missi-
on. from the lst of August, 1894.
to the list January, 1897, being the
average allowance to all the Ameri
can Ministers in France the sum of
$ll0, previously allowed being de-
Quoted; 1895 s5
3. Amount paid by Mr.. Monroe 20
j. Hicks for demurIage, SC. $50 90
1. Contingent expenses oil the mission
to Great Britain, in addition TO the
allowance made at the settlement of
MIR. Monroe's accounts making the
average of the paid to all the
other American Ministers at the
same Government, 437 6s
D. Remuneration for extraordinary ex-
penses incurred by Mr.. Monroe's
detention in England by direction OF
the Government, for two years and
four months, at $4,000 per annum. 10. 500 90
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OF any local legislature. An order m Conncil WAS.
issued to this effect; the strongest recommendations
20 pursue the proposed plan. were urged: but the
excellence OF The principle did not secure them
favour 'ole reception IN quarters, where, at least,
81 should have expected they would be tried
This ook place in S2l, and to shew how err
roneous the Hon Gentleman is in his assertion that
we have done nothing, that all we have done
has produced nothing. / will produce the returns
that have been made from the different colonies to
shew that Parliament has not been disappointed in
the reliancet placed on his Msjesty's Government
to carry It's intentions into gradual, yet certain
operation. The honorable gentleman correctly
states that said on former discussion on this
subject, =" If there should appear spirit of con-
tumacy, or determined resistance to the views of
Parliament, and the recommendations OF Govern
ment, on the part the local legislatures that in
such a case the Executive Government would come
down TO Parliament and ask for the adoption OF
some measures to which attention would be paid -
This, sir, said deliberately, and, l trust with
every becomingness and propriety, because knew
the materials with which we had 10 deal, and the
interests we had 10 conciliate We were not TO
destroy an existing fabric in order 10 erect upon
Its site an unsubstantial edifce. In a word. we
had to consult and weigh conflicting crcumstan-
ces, and, In endesvoring to improve the slave. we
did not seek to invade the property of his mas
ter we wished Tor no unnecessary sacrifice, and
W N'1'J "FOiNeu pIeCIpltate interference
NOW, however, the question comes 10 this does
the conduct pursued by the Colonial Legislators
amount 10 such degree of 60 contumacy and de
termined resistance to the measures of Govern
meni, as would render interference now neces-
sary on the part of Government. Or has such
case arisen as to make it necessary for Parliament
10 consider the matter again, and take new course
oil more direct and Precpiate interference. must
say, slr, that although cause for regret-that,
although see cause for blame on the part of the
Colonial Legislatures, yet l confess tina, do not
see such degree of contumacy as to Justify our
summary interference. do not deny that see
symptoms OF alarm for the future as if that time
would come when interference might be necessary,
e oG. l nope WIN De more remote, than perhaps
fair reasoning would Justify me in expecting. we
have right to do our duty, but in performing that
duty, we must work no unnecessary mischief, nor
bring injurious consequences on this country and
our colonies
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TOR N4LE

a 9MALL act OF land, containing about 400 aeres N;,,
o Whch h,D lying on ihe south side Of spfng flecG
ln running along ie said Creek mile and qraric2 rb
'"' NoI'Hy rue attention oi1ny dcsirous of po. 80
nlil idin in an agreeable and healthy neisbb.rLi
nHe' above Che CcrthOusc. II hateevtraiye2v fec
dna 'uncicnoy Of wood land. Tcr1is. one fourth ; L,
and three equal annual payments for te balance veil ,-
Prince Edward,Apul a. - D,s,g, VI,
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~ 0RDER or THE EXECI5yTty

I,en'1gs Sqii"e' o. large being collection If all ,
t ,is"'s from Che first session Of fhe Isr;,i,, m
"t year i'i'5 in IS y01nts " The law 81 - = '
neis'aiy connected viii every thing beonein. 10 6e "
~ so,lst thorough knowledge Of Them md of ,b
tI'i W9"id INFORM us Of every thing lI,f gs, ot ~ "
9I|9 ro1 ,ns aud Que Of e greatest nperee,s5o Of
~. Tn 6ll5h ow,ng 70 Their ignorance Of LsgyS
9u''y sTe'' bargains may be lad, il carly sppie,ioos ~
March H. ). IT. < r. MAST T.
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.FE1L.aLE SEMI0raDv

We tflhoiPal Of this seminary gives notice that the n
= session commences The first DAY Of NAV next A.
e expected 70 occur, arrang emen are made IN, tbc
instruction OF or 10 additional pupils. Those berefr ~
y nleha ayoIng him with their patronage are
'e'Heseu 70 give information as early az possible
ne beneht OF the class in chemistry regular ,
experimental Lectures may he expected Ap,rafus ~ a.
I,ans Tue most ipPorant principles in Natural Phosopl
9'ueu' AND no pans expense spared 10 sdd A.,
fious branches Of Female Educstion useoi inc f4-
the hisAcr branches OF Education viz, C;coe-,,-.
WIN ule drawing OF maps aud Of The -Iobe, Vkstg'
logic intellectual Moral and Natural Pho7ouhv
per session Of months. 'su's 81
shin. oe vino attend ;, onty to Reading spellmg Penma
oeVstaphy without The drawing Of maps or ge ~ a.
Siqees' Arithmetic and Grammar--Si2 per ssssion N " T
=! me Two last named branches be omitted "a ne, ,
~ fdnlmg aud drawing, additional ehsrge Of - ~,
IFolP'ntiug on velvet or figures do st2o.- =.
st1ns y P'{ St'I p ADVANCE , JOSEPH EsTABRook
ic Of e Board and Lodging may he had respectable f
mrs George who has bad many years periencs 81.
e music proposes opening school he fsf Ia, n ~
te E'inS lessons on the piaDo ia a room n H.. 60 ucA
2he van instruct in no other brsneh but devote be b ~
,shlon 70 thc young Ladies II the Seminary adj ti
moy fish 10 take lessons. 'S' '"u oiheis Fh'
tuition so PEI session payable in advance
Si1union, April ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-25

= . - q 70 " 11to OF VHE.HI'Y COTTON.
ne subscriber at his Cotton Gin shop near the Docs
- mas co mmenoed 10 manufacture the Uheat YhreEfBo
oi,'e ''h ne Pore'Pe Drum, This maehine outstri1s
INNS :" ,he KIND that nc has seen, read, OF heard Of Ii
nay oe- SUIT the farmer purchaser, will be afforded
y moderate price This valuable Machine was invented
aus Iul INTO operation Ivy CoJames CLARK of Poyhatsn
lotion ems, with s1dins Engines receive and card The
proved plans. ~ va '''e H'2' I'M
mooi aIdins Machinery and Engines of various desrip
"U,is, 9e also manufactured by the subscriber.
=, 5-l I.I, -. IIl-wt RICHARD HARRIS.
IohMlfTED 10 the jail Of Norfolk county a, a F,,5.,,
negro man named Henry Dry, about q years OF ace
inehes hsh stout made, and 81 light complexon hss
soaI on ms right shoulder, and says that was occaonr Ia,
Gu. WIN knife he further saies that he was born free n
The owner Of the said negro is requested 70 call an, ~
y WIN the acquisitions Of the law in such case. or he Nil he
~ WA 90'Viuinsy WIN. BARNARD.
Anil ., Jailor Of Norfolk county
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-'H--ISN'tt
Nj. INGFAsi, from the Select Committee. TO
vnich the subject had been referred made the
following
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-25

-, Co''nis''oner s-QGice Richmond 1Tayel ~ 1907
The Pafties interested val please take notice tia, ! 80
pointed ue 9th day Of Nay eXtto execute tbe ,;
soIDeu IN me foregoing order ofeou which dav al
a. NJ they are requested TO attend my Office in G % ',o@
pared with ihe necessary papoIs, SC. ~ ''y'Pe-
April z. 1iO-WH II uavrp =,
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April IL '-s'e' i'''hnohd va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-18
.N.aTIO.VgL. UOTET

ESilE poblic respectfully informed that the splendid e
hoc recently erected in the city of New York by Joseph
D,acroX, Esq will be opened tie 18th inst This ed-
OF Broadway, nearly opposite the City Hotel was built ex-
pfessy for house Of public accommodations aud is believed
10 possess advantages for rendering residence strangers
business or leisure pleasant and comfortable surpassed
th, country.
le PPreiors anxJOus TO render the National Hotel alike
eredhabe to Themselves and TO this commercial metropolis
have spared exeftion expense up this establish
ment IN style which they fully confident will sec pub
ic appreciation and support Its immediate superintendance
oontded TO Mr. f. BOardnan gentleman whose expert
ence aud capacity for conducting Of this kind are
well knpwD the public and render any pledge on the par
OF me prcPrecrs for its proper gonasenent
Extensive arrangements have been made for the reception
Of permanent BOAR DERS and tie recommendation of gfr,Is
men v their Families, wii private suits Of apartments
New York, APfil11. 1ii-st
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Hery Vaiuable Real Estate for yole

SHALL offer Tor sale Monday the ah iay of Mov nov,
II the part of George Ibel decd estate allotted IN ,b
On ~ sad estate TO baala IA egaee then the wife of Fra
IT, This iotbeing sold TO Richard Harris SEN and
lying about 10 miles s. T. Of Bowling Green on the Ma,opo
ny f,yer one hall in King William aud other half in Caro-
ie county, goo portion being low grounds it being divide,
~ sara river Being duly authorised by Mr. Richard Usrr
s%c an1l proceed to sell the same ae courthouse door Of
On tHe DAY above naPed, to the hsbe bidder
ing % purchase will apply to r VIM Harrison one Of the
.o;pnyhers who settled that estate, who resides in the
egnoooo lie viii give the Necessary information of IN.
'ltuali9n &c OF this valuable Of land The terms win be
hade known on the day OF sale. BENZ. STEGER agent
April H. 1It-4l+ for Eirbard ILL., -
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.lM.4RNHAL,S N.9LE

PURSUANT 10 decree OF the Superior Of Chancery
for the Williamsburg District, pronounced 3i;t
day OF January last, in the of Ann Garrett Admx of
Richard Glrre dec plaintiff against Mary Stedau Adnx.
OF JohD Sednan dec and Henry p Guthrie Catherine hi.
WIFE, William Gillatt admir- Of John Gliati dec Mathew
Wills, sheriff and committee Of the estate Of Richard Garrett
senr dec and Robert William Jane aud John Stedmau in
rant children OF John Stedman, dec by Henry p Guthrie de.
PENDANTS shall sell at public auction beoie door Of the
courthouse OF York county, on Saturday the 9th day Of Nay
next being York county superior day valuable
ton ia the county of York about three below Yorktown
OF which John sedmau died seized and possessed supposed
20 contain from 500 TO 1000 This plantation lie on
York River in most commanding stu1tion is rich and
and IN every well worthwhile attention Of men Of capt
,9L Tue sale viii be made subject to the dover right
sSie aud when The property shall put up plat and uIyey
on the premises will be shswn Attached the farm wa
er grist mill Terms One third cash. and tie balance m
~ and twelve months The purchaser giving deed in trust on
fhe land, toseeuTe the purchase money.
WAl. McCANDLISU, m. :. c. c. w. d.
. York county, Auril T.,
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IN1iE high finished horse Ar al stand At D,,,ond n
so s"cH county, Tue present season, 10
S fec pay able at the ed Of the year but at t, IL maid
withn the s.ason with dollar groom for every
M season commenced the LIST of February and will expire the
i' ~ july wii besiow oD every attention but will
not be responsible for accidents escapes They viii he led
agrceahly 10 ORDER and at moderate charge Arab is fine
10y uy sAscen han and quarter high possessing match
ie strength and great elegance of form; aud he
by the best Judges better calculated to improve the torL NJ
me horses Than any other stallion the sire
not excepted In 1--we crosses he combines the of the
nation being sired by Sir Archy his DAM by Sir Harry III;
grand dam, old Medley his g. 4. DAM Max Antlony and
h &. DAM the imported h,fse jolly roger .br bc;nr
out OF inportnd Nowl defy the most
gentleman with the English Stud book 10 select from arg
I'VE stations superior to theses aud, what hest OF ALL 1t is
a mat they have produced stock our country
lhln any others tor unless Ofheu he engaged Won viii
find runner. ~sT '
have continued champion this day but for di,.,..d feel
which became PAINFUL that lac refused TO n lie noyc,
e'ef 10 mug race than jeanette AMI in mile
race fe could not he held within thirty yards Of her until hi
eet became painful that he Stopped and refuse. 10 ON m
although she had never been less distance ou him bn
hiTy Yards lie Is full brother Coquette and
the blood Of Jaue,e aud repeat aud will maintain Ia,
ne was much the beet horse then running. would euoir az
the knowing ones whether they wouI3 unt nrer
non horse descended from .Utk constituted Of race
TO bleeding from one, which although himself racer
belonged To family from which other had appe,reJ
This would appear acedcnta and the chance Is aran the
op9 Arabs feet from rest an attention appear TO have
got wells and hope TO have my power 10 prove his m
Peory ne eiL IT SIZE form, blood, and running
nahees recommend any stallion The ronuent-sa be
disappointed al the expectation Of full share NJ pn
ronge The av.wer must be- that the exptc-
tatiOns viii be realized, gentleman acquainted with mai
tiers OF this Kind, deny that he horse and AZ u
fact, that the finest the nation have already
the march TO Diamond Grove and ar, now arriv;,, 4
part OF Virginia, weIlas ofNoIih Carolina will
this opportunity Of recalling the request made in III. Pe.
bug intelgencer and in the hand BILL that gentlemen youJ
send their notes for the being apprized Of The in
convenience OF s2ecuting and forwarding them; being inform
ed also that Is not the custom of Capt Harrison or whom
IapPeared, he being absent in the South.
RICHARD II. CUNNINGHAM, for j. j. Harrison.
April H. ii2-wti5tbM
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SPRENG GOODS

w wiz ia lew days receive assert ipent of S,r;,,
vi )ust arrived in Newfuk per ship. Coiumb;a ana
in nsr, r and the Aeaa hOm London consisting
e9'ns and eSssimere', assorted colour. aualie,
Inns - s's' '"''es anu Jasohst mus
. settles quilting ' Iia'-
ssd wnae brown and eOred threads, gloves needles.
1a'eoes assorted, aud furniture ealicoe, dimities
and double prime grass sc ythe re,p hooks
~ anu common hoes knives and fyrks, buttons, &c
sdy writ mails, besides full and desirable asr,nr, s
,sawsre aud cutlery, all Of which hs. purchased
- wv, easn prices, are represented being very
eheaP, and will be sold at small profit 10 couI eu.
TONERS. r'' ~ ooSe ess-
Also
Weespeet by the first arrival from Bremen r ,.,o,,
% usfmaa o1oaburgs, riekienburz., Burlsps, &c
Aprilii. AZ ia ,,l-i u f'
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LIND EOR SHE

OFFER for sale the tract of land on the R,nn,b,nnocL
fErver immediately below Ffederckshus adjoining the
IsHd late tine property Of Byrd c. Willis. being TART Of the
'uhed cid tract and containing TO acres including Mr.
Pages dover Also. tract Of woodland living within two or
three miles OF The above described tract The Mas,aponno
and containing about 200 acre-AppIicaon ,v he nn ~
John Minor, VIM. NJ. blackboard, or to the subscriber
LUCY L. MINOR.
A'euei'ehsHuFss Airn lie IlI-8t
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~ The ENQUIRER is published twice week generally,
AID three times week during the session of the Leea-
t1ePrice the herstoore Five Dollars per annum
payable IN advance. Notes Of chartered speceaynx
ony will be received payment The Editor. will suara-
See the safety Of remns them by mail postage o. all
tiers beicy paid, by the writers.
~ No paper will be discontinued (but the discretion of
the EcMors until all arrearages have been paid up.
" Whoever will guarantee the payment Of nine paper,
shall have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ One square, or LESS-Erst insertion IS centseach
Continuance, so cents.
- No advertisement Inserted, until Ia: either been paid
for or assumed by some person in this envron,
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MAS eommiuedio the Jail II Henrico A. a ounce, -
w i5h day Of October 1876 negro man ,bn III % i
sen Henry and says that he the Property Of o., B,pin
negro trader whom he states Purchssed him from
~ o. 70 years 81 age Of dark complexion, feet or nrb,
gh n made and has upon the right side of tb
9ead, lus below TIE haf. Had when committed bi,.
broad coh coat brown linen psntaoons, bull csss,e yc
white cotton shirt aud black wool hat. The owner ~ I
away = hereby dcsred 10 forward sod coplv Win H.
requisites Of the '4w 10 such case. OF be Willie ds,k viii ~
eoidmgy. Join Z. BURTON p s,'" az
,oe iorWm. psndfJge, Shr
g. EI2W
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.lL.HRSHaL'S S.aLE

pursuance of decree Of the Superior Chance
~ Tor The ichmond District, pronounced the 10Th day
lott &c shall ON Che 29h day Of May next, King Viii
liam courthouse otter for sale, TO the highest bidder public
action, FOR cash. the two following land lying
county, to wit One containing hundred acres
and the other two hundred and twenty three being the
same land by deed from the president masters and
professors Of said college, 10 John Elicit.
J. GUERItANT, NJ S. G. C. n. ID.
I'll
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Lona-O,Fc, I-;r,in;. A., - -

Lana-ogTce pirginia Marel 49, 1876
conformity 10 an aei entitled Al act 10 reduee into
several acts concerning Esehesors passed on The
oil Jsnuary 1913 do hereby known 10 all
may e1neesn that appears by the certificate o,he E.ohea
d r e county Of Wyte, dated the 2oh day Dec 1894
anu al tins office 2st Feb 1926 that bv
Iion and Office found the 20,h pee 1874 the foa;
property of Henry Jones' have escheate
h VIZ one tract OF ii7 acres and one
s' 'ao' oi % acres both situated the county of Wythe
.h., W. SELDEN, Register Land. oescs
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tnte OF deed OF trust executed to the subscriber by
"a me clerks office Of Gooohand county court Ishsll
On he 14h day OF april 1926, Watkisvil- in thu
uon Tor ready money two hundred fifty acres Of land
J h or ie called Wakinye and adjoining the lands Of
NJ SrJs, 70 ',iy the EuP9s' the deed by raising
ole. wsf MI, =, IT ,t unea &c ePoha-
GOOchland, April II, 1896 I'LL, .'ai'ee'
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BufaIo .lfarsh for Sale.

FlY virtue Of deed Of executed by John Hopkins 10
- William Waller Iening, Receiver General Of the su
tre1c CvI u Chaneery for The Richmond District IN the
year 1875 and pursuant 20 Order o the Circuit Court o
the United States for the District Of Yirguiatha valuable
Tract Of Land lying in the county u Frederick the State o
\. MIA, called DuAaoe Mstsb Containing $50 acres Of
ian with Tue half Of manufacturing mill thereon which
attached eight Of the said tractg be exposed 10
~ public auction 20 the highest bidder the front door Of
i5e Eagle Hde in The city Of Richmond, " o'clock on
Wednesdsy The 18th day Of April nest Such title az pass
ed " sIr Hopkins deed will be conveyed but that be-.
syed TO be an objectionable title 70 the property in fee
Esq. Ancl'r. -
Ticbmond, march q, 1896 los Ids
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The hdlDes Of Bank Notes mispiaced.
rEE subscriber ha' deposited in the Bank Of Virginia
A Richmond, the following halves Of two Note, Right
part q si0O payable At Petersburg. letter A. No 29; en
part Of 500 noe, payable AZ Norfolk letter g. No 1890
pasted together aud received by him Any person
or having The parts corresponding may effect an 81
change AZ the Bank. WILLIAM u. CLARKE.
march 4.