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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-16

i'lllS DAY PInI1saed, Carer E,a = Cnrtv s.. r.
corner Of urth aai Chcsnut Street, the amer. an
oH"tefly Review No g. 'o Sept 1927 containing tie
lowing ati'Ies; l. rheo-y ShiP5. Iisto Rotnauc
. Pjh',ctl ECONOMY & Law 1t M4rrisg and Divorce.
bog aphy u Cnstham .. Southern Afict rarrngt,u
Sksehesoi MS O"n r,mes s. Il Literature. Con-
suuiioiai Lew 10 Fimidi. H. Negro Slavery. Dri-
tish Colonial aud Navigation System.
Philadsphia, Oct 4G-ft
RO1.NORE yN.ipIG.dTTOF CO.IPRg-Y
n GENERAL Meeting OF the Stueki,Idrfs o + tue hca
50 n"ke Aas'saon Company, viii b. held at Crook Neal
FHgnia,ch fue'isy tue Ism day OF Nov.
AJoYNER, SEC y.
w elInn, OCT. 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-16
nMLAWARE ELEcr1oNs

In Sas-ev county, there have been an Adams
ma" elected to The Senate, sad four Adams men
and ilfes JscSs9n nss 10 toe lIosse b r.n-..s.''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-16
10 TILE PURLIC-

WV suhsefhsrs beg fespcctfully inform
= uon OF The citizens Of Virginia, wh s Lstie-
re- lhh they her-sdy 10 supply them at all tmes
'At' aud shares OF iir Lotteries in the United States
AZ very .mai advance upon stlene sees-snd solicit
"t1s, "H1h W." meet with prompt aeuton,as IL On per-
sSa appieauon II enclosures should ccme hand AFTER
.ne Drawing OF the Lottery Which the ticket ordered
.ue money VIII be returned per return lii tickets 81
9usl value the option OF che entleman ordering We
lowing spienpId piizes:
Of $4,000 Of 5000, 5000 of 1000, aud great
number OF 500, 400, &c. &c.
pe'sge need be paid by Virginia lends who ordr
Tickets n cur caice. BERLIN A TREDlyAY
Lottery Exoh1nge Br k.rs, No. II South street.
Phladrlphi'. Oct DIR
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IU27b pIizes 9724 hianls
me prizes ,uiJee, 20 discount Of - per contain
iis intended to aw thi- Lu.ty the ticket. ran
te disposed Of they going q very randy there IS
no knowing hove q that I've.
Tickets at - dvs each for .ale al the Rack IF
VI II. H. FITzWHYLSoNN.
VIZ 10
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FALL GOODS AND FASHIONS,
JOH.Y .N'INTI-RE

iEH Ne chant Tailor, opposite the BfH 7'areyn.
- AS lt received very handsome Fresh
Eau 'od. connecting OF every sea,enahle hi.
carefully seiected great variety of vesns
he prepared T.; dase up prer At short notice IN M
n-sie't aud most 'h'onbie very
N B complete as.orten Of fashion she Ready Mad.
Clothing o"hsaaly on hani, al very -.uced prices.
II Eye'y garment warranted those made to order
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-16
F.E.uaLE EDUCAIION

F1.TU 4 Seff-
mary fer the Ds,in'tion OF femsi.s, the yssr,
/" Their ftsieLcs, tie UPPER part OF King Wisui,
"heh"l he taught Spelling Rsabinc, Writing, Arhmcttc
uboi!, ~ amman, GsUE'aPby ia tie the ivs
"1uai aud Motsi Philosophy, ihetvric aud Composition
i's' the Latin Langusge II required. Airs Ddbney will
eaeh hae needle WORK. They PROMISE
w" 70 '"e i"' maiou OF the minds and OF
se COMMITTED 10 their "hli aud their induces
e h'p' tSt 'h" Ian wl.i be attended Tue
tt'in wa c. mmsHee "a the - Day OF February aud
ie h the Let day of Dec ,s execution oil one ltle
Summer uOnlhs ysr.ijun
Board snd Tuition 500, the Bosrd.r furnishing th.r
beds beddg towels aud candle $40 psysb.s
quarterly They request those. wish 10
sevesoi their 10 make due time 40 thai
opportunity may be Afforded make e..saly al
engagements.
The Subscriber had tie oppv nifty year or ATTENDING
an ESansoB ct the School Syfps, tuition OF
Mise May l.. TomPkins-nnw Mis. Dabpoy. 1t give. him
pleasure {" state, that proficiency the pupils m those
ahenes ct Education, generally taught good Ens
School suChas Htct high e,f credit ca,
capacity aud assuy OF Lady the cond.et of
their sud. and pusts TIE subs, r,ter Ia, seldom wn..
eel an xa.inaon, where tnr principles appear
Ter understood Tie subjects completely
aud he ies 40 h~aon believing that parents a. guar
d'ns eohhjmg Ms, II. for formation VI the aud
manies OF those Committed to her cha se will
oonhieure misplaced. ANDW DROApluS.
Sept. 1891.
most heartily with AT. rcsjdus ia the above
O. AZ rAIIAFEkEo
Dotre. King WIN, OF. 10 4G--w4w
The Coz ~ituehp II Oisey Faiis. 4. i, day dissolved
by Mutual consent. al indebted
requested make Iuniedi4te the undersigned.
JOHN HORSLEY, JT.
JAMES FARISS.
The Subscriber will continue B-ine.. al tie bouse lately
occupied by liO''y Fafiss, IN Bent CLe.k
JAMES FARIsS.
Nc' 10. - --NstvF
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~ II Lottery REALLY and EXCLUSIVELY
10 prom e the Public Good.

4 Nv ly w. va nEr tsoAD LoI +" 4, authorised
law, 10 iatse construct Road
' !" '"yinst'n or Ca'ahsn.. Every ni the
ate, rS,ng he PIi@es and the Po'itrs sxpene,
eohaeeiing the Loiei he t''d Road.
SCHEME
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CAN AL LOTTER Y

P'chcis 50, HaiCes so, Quarters I 25
90 saio o. variety % Nuinhefs 81 the
vi AN AGERS7 OFFICE.
JHder Tie kogte Hotel, Richmond. Ia.
y o-dtrs from the country, postage pa,d IN all eassO
val m"'t wish the Ci4a o. cpt afufou u adJrsufdt,
IdTkS s. -NLN'TYRt, Managers.
R'ei'eoad, ~ OF. y. 1877 s5-fGf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-16

LINES RIHEh L.9.N~IJ FOR SJLE.
4 IbAN IAtl0N, y'ns On ye nos,h SIDE o. Jsmes ~
- YES. N4"f > nts abr Dld J8nt.tDfu. and
upper r'toi s,oay Point neoi) tsied tno ROWE ans
go1"g e 5lD eei'su'e or lee, IT Gnf Chn aud Wheat
Land good dwt m ,u.e ham MI be- sod XII
a bidder, f,t cah. IA.dV rtA SpU. ncr The sale
will take place tne re'nscs, when 'm9tdi~te pcssess
will he given DAVID MiNGE.
june j. e--wta.
.1'OTJCE.
if ssre If, vii be Heie Go tho hifhss bidder fl
- rofp Fodder, together v,iu ~, tl. sfo,
n d-trf n or fhe Farm oons,.ttae ~ Uogl Ug,.
sfstr, Cove. O4 lt &c. sii % Nht o. ace Il, r., IN l..
MARY T.. WtLLfSON.
F''t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-16

The Subscriber will Continue B-ne.. tie boue
occupied by iiVsiey Fafiss, IN Lent Geek.
JAMES FARISS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-16

In the House Of Representatives.
r..Lo..
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-09-01
LAND FOR SALE,

BeiuG DESTROYS 10 remove westward offer
for sale a valuable Farm containing 81
HU.N'DREU .i.NU TJPELYE .4CAA.S,
lying on BallenSers creek within mites Of
Warren, IN A!i>marla county. About ago
acres are cleared u large portion Of which is
fresh, the balance we'll iimbered lhetc is
perhaps 10 acres oflow ground on the creek
which is valuable the creek is sufficient to
turn grIsl mill, and one could be erected in
the centre of the farm at which place am
erectD 3 a barn for the convenience Of ma
chinery.-This land adoins Doctor Charles
Cooke, VIM. Iuley, George R,ves, Berja-
min Childers and others, and is well water
ed and adapted to the culture Of wheat, corn,
and tobacco. The improvements are sufli-
c;ent to accommodate large famiy.-The
terms will DE accommodating. Ii il should
not he sold before The 10th day of Oct ober il
will then be offered OF public Auction, and
the terms made known:-Also one tract OF
E1a ATY-EIGFzT ACRES
Lying OH lOuer, within one m,ie of SCOTS
v'ie-this is prime land; and one unimpror
iI ini IN The tow lying on The main siraal.
subscriber. PETER p0R.rER
August ffth '27-tds
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-09-01

clerical gentleman wished to see revived, adj
ding " You remember, Ma'am, what fine sit
uation occurs in the story when Proserpine in
vokes the aid of Jovc TO punish her gloomy abb
ducer.' My wiie's mother could not accuse
herself OF remembering any thing about it.
When Doctor Stubble had explained the story,
the old lady shook her head, and wondered
that deity, who behaved in that way to his
wiie's mother, could be allowed to continue on
his throne. " 1t was in the internal regions"
said the Doctor. Pm glad of it, brute %
calculated Mrs. Cumming. During the whole
of this cooquy, Sir Anthony Andrews sat
with his WING glass in his right hand, waiting
for my wife's decision. The poor girl she
is only thirty four) waited for her mothers
fiat "White my DEAR" said the old lady,
and white it was.
l own / am puzzled to know what my wife
will do when my wile's mother dies, which in
the course of nature she must do first The
laws of this country prevent her from mounting
the pile, like lIndoo widow, or descending
into the grave, like Sinbad, the sailor-But /
will not antici pate so lamentablc an epoch.
Two incidents more, and have done We
went last Wednesday, with my uncle George
and my wfic's mother, TO Covent Garden thea
tire to see Peter Wilkins, or the Flying In
dians," whom, by the way, my wifc's mother
mstook for defeated Burmese. Miss nj. Glow
or and Miss j. Scott acted two flying Gowries,
and were swinging across the stage, when Mrs.
Cumming expressed wish to go home. Ono,
no, wait little," said my uncle, looking up
wards to the theatrical armament, :" I'm quite
uneasy about those two girls; 1 hope they II
coon settle" Last Sunday Doctor st ubble
gave an excellent sermon the subject was
the fall of man; in which he descanted elo-
tl,,n th,> >f A I,, D,r,
disc. " % calculated | to myself, as we
walked homcwari, g his happiness, even there.
must have been incomplete! His wife had no
mother
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-09-01
LAND FOR SALE.

.hoR.os'S Ears. vs.. Brace &c.
The decree OF the 7lh juno, 1899 !.
mended IN this. 1t appearing to the san,
faction OF the Court that The debt due From.
!he defendant Bruce has been properly anu
legally transferred TO the Orange Human,
Society, II Is adjudged, ordered and dccrrca
ny 'ne Court that Richard NJ. Chapman b,
aad ne Is hereby appointed commissioners
~ aad''ion 10 those formerly appointed b,
the decree aforesaid, who or either of whom
snail have full power, to carry into Ell, c,
me provision or The deed in the bill men.
,,ohed, by sale orothe-wise!as the trustee e
'he saiu deed could have done, aud thai the
commissioners who shall act, shall apply
The proceeds Of the sale TO the benefit of ,hs
oranSe Humane Society.
In pursuance of The foreneinc. dccrea I
shall proceed to sell to the himhest bid,ler
Tor ready money, on the third day of Sen.
tcmber next, before the front of The Cour,-
house in charlottesville, being Aibemarle
court day, twO certain tracts or parcels of
iana. situate lying aud being in the county
% aioen'arie; the first said To contain two
hundred Acres, aud the second three hun
dred acres, or s1ch part thereof as shall he
s"hc'ent TO satisfy the debt ,ue from the de-
PENDANT Bruce, 10 The Orange Humane Soci-
ely, mentioned in said decree, with the in.
'erest thereon, the costs of suit and ex,en-
SEES attending the sale.
RICHARD NJ. CHAPMAN.
Acting Commissioner
August 49,, 1927
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-09-01
nJxNE HUNDRED AcnEs
MARSHAI1S SALE

In obedience to a decrefal order of the
Superior Conrt ofChancery holden al Staun.
on,pronouneedon The 9Th day Of Augus,tsa q
in cause therein depending, wherein Jacob
Bnmgardner is plaintiff, and James HAYS.
Execu!or of James Hays deed, and Others
are defendants, viii be sold on the premises
to The highest bidder for cash, on Welnrs-
day, the ION day OF October next, Two par.
eels OF the large tract OF land in AIbemaric
county, OF which the said James Hays deed.
died possessed, the one containing about for
ty acres lying adjoining the village Of lii.
tie York, aud the land Of Robt. Brooks n, !,
other containing about two hundred acres IA
that part of said large tract, called ShulIz's
tract.
GEORGE BsKRIDGE, NJ. 5 G. G.
August 20, '27.--7t.
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NOTICE

by virtue OF a deed of trust executed 10
me, by JOHN b Richcsou, on the twenty.
hrst day OF !lly, $50. and duly recorded ~
the Clerks office OF Albemnrle county. Ear
the purpose of securing ihos. Moore aud o
'heFs sFon, loss, in consequence of 4. certain
secarl'yship therein expr essed, and by vir
Tue OF written instructions from said Moota,
shall, on the Sd. day Of September mex I,
una. being Aihemarle court duy,) before
the Court hoas2 door in the town OF Char
iottesvIiie,proceedt to sell for cash, 1.-The foIiow.
ing slaves, TO wit; Ben, Tom aud Rose. o,
-s 80 many as may be necessary. Selling a.
:. s""f' ""fy S0ovey tho vft;e- f3rcn
hat Is believed to be uDqueslionabIe.
j. 4. Ct. DAVIS.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-09-01

FOILECAG.
| From the Ne,o Forh, .iIirror. |

LINES
ON TIVE DsATHEor MISS FLEA NJ SUDAN,
AZ WHO LOST HER LIFE AT TRENTON Falls,
On tho 2lst Of July last
a" she was the lOve'iest of the ve,tai train:
Cay as fairy on a star liz stream
Pure as the spanglcs Of the gentle rain
Blight as the image of infants dream,
ANA she was young, and innocent and fair
and beautiful as splits Of the ar.
All eyes beheld her with strange delight.
All hearts adored hcr-yet they knew not why.
Her slender lorn precious 10 the shit
as 'hc urst sunbeam OF the morning skv.
And then her v"ioe--so like the melting th,il
~ f''tioS music when the world is still
hnG"o'r, where is she: -she whose matches worth
beeamc the marcel Of each passing day:
she " ater-sprit tched her from the earth
Ana bore her ON hrs snow cap, waves awav
g She as my victim !" the destroyer spuke,
And her young heart in the fierce stru.ol.-broke
Terrific demon Of tho torrent busb,
Virtues like hers thy strength and arts defy
for sse--a band OF white winged seraphs rush
10 hear ELiza to her native sky.
'he portals open in golden CLEAN,
As her free spirit rises from the stream,
why, doating parents, and fond kindred. mourn
The lovely howeret?- it was lent in love.
And. though untimely f. ON your garden torn.
WIN bloom immortal in the fields .bovc
'h' gushing current Of your grief restrain,
And know-'your loss is her eternal gainp' n
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-09-01
NEW ROCKS

just received and for sale by Nj. w. d.
Jones, the following publications.
rra're, by Cooper, author of the Spy
Pioneers &c. &c. 2vols i2mo
raui Jones. a romance by Allen,
Cunningham. 3v0ls f2mo.
tales of voyager 10 the Arctic Ocean,
2vuls emo
Personei Narrative Of journey from Tn.
dia to England by Bmssorah, Ba rdad
the rui of Babylon, Curdistan sc ia
the year 1921, by Captain the Hon.
George KeIpie tvoI svu.
Historical views of the literature of the
South OF Europe, by j. G. L. Simon.
de de Sismondi of the academy Of The
society and arts Of Geneva Sc. trans
lated from the original with notes, by
Thomas Roscoe, Esq 2vois svo.
u University Of Va. August 4ftb '57-tf
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-09-01
TRUST SALE

10 pursuance OF Trust Deed, of record
IN me Conhty Cont Of Atbemare, executed
10 '"e nndtrs'g"ed by Matthew Casey, 10
secure lne pay"ent OF sum of money there
/" mentioned To Dyer Moore, and a, The re-
quest OF said Moore, shall, ON The nremi.
SIS, on The 1st day of September, 49,. ex.
pose to sale, for cush. TO the l,ah.s, L,dJ.r
,he houses and lot now in The occunanev e
SAID Casey, situated on the mnin street ira
The town of charlottesville, and being d.,ir.
mated in the plan Of said town as lot nuo,he.
% VIII convey to the purchaser such IL
Tie as IS vested III me by said deed
V. W. SOUfHALL, Trustee.
August IL. 1901 Ii.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-09-01
A SITUATION WANTNn

hiehard II. Johnson, who nus br,n .,nm,-
Seu I'D ,he husiucss al Instruction, for Ihe
tast eiSht or tea years, aud who can furnish
satisfactory testimonials Of his character
and P"'''heat'ans, wishes to get employment,
we e. nS year, IN some respectable family
10 me- "o'rho"n. lie will teach the Eag-
rsn Language dramatically, Composition,
.-"n "f"nmar' Astronomy, Geography,
Tue "''oes, Arithmetic, aud Mathe-
matt 8. Aay communication directed n
Eve'e'tesviIie, Aibemsrl.. viii be no,nn,Iv
attended ia. A,,,,., 900.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-09-01

Just received n handsome assortment Of
The McCormIck celebrated self-sbarpenipg
p'oughs TO one of which the premium was
awarded Mt the last Agricultural exhibition
OF Albemarlc) also q complete assortment Of
Mccormick mouid-boards Of various sizes,
all which will be ready for use, at the short.
est notice, with good wrought iron and wood
work Our cnstt mers are informed and the
PuOiic generally that our Carding Machine
is in good order and operation.
RICH. s. JAMES DUKE.
July &c. 1876
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-09-01
TRUST SALE OF NEGROES

W'il be sold to the hishes, bidder for
ready money, before the front door of The
courthouse IN charlottesville, on monday
Tue mira day OF September next, being All
oemar'e court day. under a deed OF trust ex.
''u'eu 10 me 'unscrI6er, TO secure debts due
James ~. b..iard guardian OF Edward G..
and Lucy NJ. Moore, so many OF the si.vo.
conveyed in said trust as NAV be necrsSa..
TO satisfy The amount Of said debts and rho
costs and charges Of sale.
The title TO the slaves is believed fo l..
indispniable, but the subscriber will NJ
course convey TO the purchaser such title on.
Iy, as is vested in him by the deed aforesa;d
RICHARD ~. CHAPMAN.
Orange Courthouse, Angus, 4, 1927.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-09-01
Messrs. Frederick Thompson and
Caleb Smoot.

Gentlemen,
Take notice, that we shall on
Wednesday the 12Ih Of September next, a,
the house Of Robert Brooks in AIbemarle
County, (and continue from day to day till
completely proceed to take the dispositions
of Medley Ballard and others; also on
Wednesday the 10th September at The house
OF James Malone in Stanardsville. proceed
TO take the dispositions of Samuel How.
George Price aud others also on Tuesday
the 25th OF September, at the house Of James
Biakey Commonly called Wolfe Taverp) in
Madison county, proceed to take the depo-
sitions OF George Allan and others (; also on
Thursday the eth of September at the
house of VIM. Lewis at Madison Courthouse
proceed to take the dispositions of William
Cheek and others; all of which are to he
read as evidence in a cause now depending
aud undetermined in the Chancery Court Of
The United States, wherein We are defen-
dants and you plaintiffs.
Should the above dispositions not be finish.
ed on the days mentioned, they will be con.
tinucd from day TO day till completed.
JOHN HEAD,
WILLIAM SIMS,
SAMUEL HAM,
A. G.. HAM.
II-
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-09-01
FOR RENT

wish to rem, for "a term of years the Ten
ement called Roek-Hili, formerly belopmiuo.
TO James Leiteh, deceased. Any pepson
wishing to rent may ascertain the terms by
applying to the subscriber.
JAMES CLARK, Guardian
for Eliza NJ, l.. Leitch.
July =, f6zT-tf
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-09-01
ADVERTISEMENT

The subscriber intends to commence the
practice of law in the Counties of Oranre
and Albemarie, at the next ensuing Aupnsf
term, as an associate with his father pL;i;,,
y. Barbour. lie pledges himself TO bestor
the utmost care and diligence, in whatever
causes either may be engaged
EDMUND p. BARBOUR.
July %, 1871
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-09-01
NOTICE

BY virtue Of deed of trust executed r.
me subscriber by Ralph III. Field, bearin~
DALE The 9Th day Of August 1925, aud of re-
cord in the office of AIbemarle county eourI.
VIII sell at plbiic Auction. for ready cash
al inc residence of the said Ralph Ii. Field
~ A'oemarle county, on the i2ih day of
september next, the following property. 70
wit ;-ooe tract or parcel Of land situated
III me county of AibemarIe, being the same
on which the said Field now resides, CON.
tanning abnut
~ 1SxNE HUNDRED ACRES
together with the improvements consist;,o.
OF comfortable dwelling house, barn and
other out bouses.--Aiso the foIIow;nm
slaves, VIZ: negro man named Harry.
one named Anderson, and a negro cirI no ,
med Susan.-Tbe whole Of the said oro,er-
iy, or so much thereof as will he snfy;r;o,,
TO pay the debts recised in said deed. will ha
sold at the above lime and place by the sinh.
scriber, who, acting as trustee will convey
to The purchaser such title only as is vested
in him in that capacity.
FRANCIS Nc GEHEE Trus,oa
August nth '27--tds
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-09-01
BACON ANDLARD

j have parcel ofvery nice Bacon And
Lard, cured by myseIfin the best manner for
family use; its own appearance will be sor.
iieient recommendation persons in want will
please call and look at it
June 10th ~ P.F. DOYD
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-09-01

l - ! Ll.foi ;'l BOOK SI{Gi;t,
Nj. W. ID. Jones, st Ia, look s,or, i'm.
'ersi'y OF Virginia, has constantly GA ham,
~ extensive assortmcn, of Law. Medical g..
miscellaneous books. He has ali books re.
CURED at HE University, besides Il runner.
Gus and well selected u,snrinrn, q! element
Try works FOR schools, in both he Ancient
anu Modern languages, catalogue of " hich
VIII DE frequently given in aU,e~ easements.
SCOUTS M OF Napoleon will be rereivsi i'm
Few Days, and his chronicles or Cancnra,e
as soon as published. A supply OF naper
aud quilts of the bes, qualities with other
stationary will always b. found. Order,
from distance will be executed with a,ten-
tion and punciuuIiiy.
University at Va. Angus, nth '27-tf
.dt Court held for .4i6emarls Couaty o, mo .
9Th day Of 8ugust 1927.
DaS'd Ferguson a"d Prudence lis wife E,rmcr,
Piudence Thomas, Pa;n,;al
Against
riemins Thomas, Juhu Farrar admr Of Joso,
Thomas decd, John Fleeing, LinJs,v p,.s.,
anthony ShsPherd and Lucy hi, " lie rorme,iv g.,
'"oinas' kalPh Thomas and Spi ey his wicc
hi, ;fs Spicy Thomas denry Bai'y and Judy
Nancy his wife, formerly Nancy Thomas' AMI NJ.
,noma' her at Jaw o. said Nancy Thomas decd
ana Prudence Thomas widow aud rrict of the .ait
Sosepn nomas decd. n.C.n....
~, IN cHANC ERY.
ihe defendant Fleming Tnon,as M, b,,;,
.ered ms appearance and given security aeeord;ne
70 inc act OF ASSEMBLY aud the ruics of tbi, Con,
anu II Appearing oy satisfactory evidence to the
court that ne is not inhabitani or ,h;s ~
wealth, on motion or the plaintiff tv eouns., on,
ordeIed, that the said defendant, FIcn,ing Thom.s
20 appear here ON The first Nonaay in October rev,
sna answer inc Plaintiffs tl aid that cow ns
vno,,s ou o,thMi'h inserted in the Virginia Ad
nlY,t sb.d,
'o't.sviic' 'oT two months successfully. and ,na,
m eopy 'hereoi be posted at the iron, door of
'"e Eoai' mouse Tor the same Icing III Of time
August 1901, '27-om =, ~ Y.
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a 6: 500 ACRES.

on whrch there Is good Grlst Mill, a toll
cradle Dwelling house, and other necessary
,mprovemen's.'-A further description is
deemed unnecessary, as any person wishing
TO purchase had best view for themselves. j.
Hes immediately on the new Turnpike rond
leading from Stanton to Seottsviiie. ahout
81 miles from the former and 10 from the
'aier place, and within IL Miles of the u
n'Ver',ty OF Firginia.-For terms, apply to
the subscriber living on the place
j. kINSOLYING Jr.
August fiII, ,o-,f
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NJ Court hetd for .7tbemarie Couu1,, nm ne
ssh dug Of august, 1897. 80 '''
Alfred Wren, pI,;a
AGAINST
John Wren and Jas Cls,kson Dof,,,
nv CH1fNCERY
Inc defendant John Wren 10, having e,,.,5
MS appearance and given security according to Il.
act o. assembly and the rules of This Court and Il
appearing ny sat- factory evidence to the court fbat
nc !: no' an nhabi'ant OF this common wealth, or
the SAID defendant. JOHN Wren. do sppear he,s o.
'ne hrst Monday in October next and answer the
Pa,"th bill and that copy ofibis order be forth
VIVID inserted IN the Virginia Advocate a Dewsoa.
months successfully and that another COW tbe,snr
ne posted at the front door of the Courthouse for
the same length Of time A eonv-tes,s "'
August 18th '27-2m y.