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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-16
RAPPAHANVOCF 9C9DEIIY

t'HIS Institution will reopen the 10th Of Jan 1925
under the superinenjance of Mr. Albert Anderson.
minister OF the Gospel gentleman well qualified teach
e usual branches OF Academic Education comprising the
Lstin Greek English Languages Geography Arithmetc
and The Elements of Agebra& Geometry The fees for Tu,
hon IN the Latin Greek Languages, will he SIP so per
session. and $40 IN all ofthe remaining branches
aht III advance Tbs price for hoard, including Washing
m De S4Z % session., payable also advance each
Pupil hhdns his bed ae bedng, paying additional
charge oi 50 TO the Steward. library Zee OF dolls per
session. VIII De required of those who may books
Institution The well known heahiuness of the situation
oonpOdinusne's OF the building, and the well
seeeed library OF this luuiion, combined with the quail
heaoh' and eAeroDs OF Mr. Anderson, together WITH the
sas tory accommodations afforded by Nj. Daniel Turner
WHO continues TO preside boarding Department
such, as believed, will entile this my to liberal
share of the public patronage. THE TRUSTEES
Nov. 20. al ialEf
The Editors Of the Va Herad, requested t. puhl. III,
above notice, once fortnight for ues and fof ward then
seeoun - lhe treasurer Of hS Institution for payment
1E IIILEroN 4. WALLER, Attorney at Law, J1,Is az
PI'iessoha! SCI wees ~ The public. lie wall pacce N
me Snne" and lniepior courts Of York Jams CITY aud
Ws"iek counties, IN the flu'tings Court of WamsOrr <
address -Williamsburg, Va
Jan. u e4-,C
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SALE OF 4 SLAYE

SALE OF y SLAVE.
NEA uRSUANrto order the county court of Washing
- ton,a) viii sell at public sale, highest bidder,
S eaey money before the courthouse door of sd county,
e ION Jay OF March next being the 1t day March
negro man slave called Sam, committed 10 the iai If sad
county as municipalities the should prove property
previous TO this day. SAMI ID. RoOSER
p On JaOr Washington county
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GOR MIL

SteHE Plantation upon which reside in Albearle counry
immediately upon the TOtuPke Road leading rvin
9n 10 ScossrlF, and 10 miles from the latter pac
me tract contain. 7s0 odd acres about SEQ ceae ed snd IN
goo order tor cultivation $50 zoo Of which consist fer
e creek low rounds well drained and secured aeain II
e., he high land lies WELL aud peculiarly ad ptsd to the
Clover and a er sysieE, wieh has been extensively .ued
upon Tor inc last IOor II years and ny which IA.
eeth brought u almost ITS original fertility PROD ing
nue. crops OF corn wheat aud tubscco The ed land
very reh and heavily timbeed and the panati7n through
oul supplied with never failing spring. Of fine water The I'M
foyemehis consist OF iolei able DIV Hing and necessary
large barn, with threhing tobac-
60 houses suncisnt 10 the crops UPON the land
as am very aDxiou.t1 sell will dpose of the above CT
VI ahI on accommodating tetm, and willtske considerable
par, o. she payment young negroes. JNo. w. GANTr
79-w6w
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FOlHERL.Y'G.4Y FOR SIZE.


VIE subscriber again offer. for sale ,ituA,ed on
me Roanoke River, IN the county Of Montgomery, "a
miles west OF Salem, containing upwards Of acres,
which IA inst rate Bottoms The are
wo sto'y brick dwelling house. eSe,y necessary
sndds ine barn. good Stable good mill ct ii.,i
ey with ECO Sodlsud enclosed for hog pasture ard
the oversee snd quart convenient snbstan
uay hui There also the building that rents
wei as Tavern at which there Post Offer where the
mail running East and Wes day arrives The fencing
s1oh iepaT generally OF Locust Posts aud CAPS There
ACRES "i hfst rate meadow the soil Is suited obac.
CO. aud contagious TO the farm range for cattle
mat Iakesit desirable Stock Farm. The i'm
rovsmem between James River and the Kenha,s pass thro
Estate also the upper survey OF the road from Orleans
10 Washington city This s altogether the b, i'm
proved, mos; fertile and beautiful eat.. Virginia lie also
WISHES 10 sell his Turnpike agenoy,l mile from Fohsringay
Tue law vests perpetual Estate ohg.s metz pro6fs
10 yeld al least per cent D. 10000 The original
81 varies annually from 10 10 ~ The subscriber earnestly
he persons wishing to obtain of the
apply without delay 1t will he sold very low
and on sueh terms, ms TO make object any one 10 pur
chase Upon paying down D. 5000 money he would lake
u 5000 ~ negroes, aud give 2 years credit On the
residue for this ProPeIy II by april May next
twi be offered Tor rent TOR term of years
be made by letter GEO HANCOCK
=, "a Foihefingay, Va.
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UiSNOLNII0N

NhE Farneshp between the subscribers under The e.,
John NJ Smith wil pay the debt. due ON and = ,is ~
thoi"ed to collcctthose due to the concern "
JOHN NJ. SMITH, Nelson en- .
4 eh. 4 81 --w5wf EHl ANDERSON u,ehn...l
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W-OTTTE

NNWSlSHING 10 close my finally, the Executor
w of the late b. w. Coleman, 1 earnestly request all
persons having claims against the my Teator to
make them known for stemen and the like request made
Of those who may have claims against the late
man Voolfolk. Those indebted to either u. W. Coleman
or 10 Coleman Voolfolk to Exor H. W. Cole
requested to make immediate payment further
indulgence can be gwen. JOHN SHEPPARD, Ex'or
Of Is w. Coleman, dec.
Ian
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SL.VCILATI1 8 .lTOORE.


NFFER for safe at iheI Sote Pfau street wharf. DslG-
~ mure,a general sssortme9 OF GARDEN SEEDS many
q which fsed uuder teir ast ytssoo Jhes
ore q late importation and have been proved q we'll
hch they know 70 be true and good Also FIELD SEEDS,
sueh red ADD white Glover, orchard Grass, Timothy,
Iieids Gra., Tall meadowoat GraGreen Gre Tor Lawns
LucgTue, milei, Yellow LOcUst, sod Bird seeds.
PLOUGHS
Among The extensive variety OF uPlemepts Of husiandy,
resdy 70 deliver n the shortest uoce, they would the
BABSHAkE PLOUGH u Sizes generally preferred for
hieskoy std sward And for mellow soils, alter vending
the SELF SHAPING PLOUGH for Two yesr,to general
sasfseon and hagug bad 30 rougbed nth lssl
season. enables ihsm without hesitation recommend hem
they take wide furrOv aud crunbe The soil we'll sud
bsve been known 20 without smiths repairs
IN STORE,
CoD shelters hea fans lotion sn for horse haod power
cotton plsner, euvaior several kinds II the most approved
ffsw cutters steel axey, hay and forks spades
ttOve and GARDEN TOOLS wove wire, seyss, safes, snd
wire wofk If ell kinds.
FRUIT TREES,
Among which apple, PEACH cherry, sprco. and thorn
Bck 81 of which viii be sold moderate terms for cash,
9th deductioD Of per cent implements Of Their
nactuIe Just reeeivsd Few copies cMahon and Goblet
onGardsnioy Orchard grass seed ganiing
ism. ~. 8i-wf
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Jan -.
a STTfI.4TTO.N IY5-1TTED-

4 YOUNG MAN, who has a correct knowledge of count,
n aud who has lived several years ehsncery court
9het desirous Of obtaining situation. He would
lfv moderate wages Of any credilable employment in
which he eouidrender justce and satisfaction his
en- Satisfactory testimonials as To- his character &c be
odueed and references when required Letters from
any person wishing TO employ young man. addressed TO w
81 at SALEM Fauquer Post paid, will be promptly attended
to-
Jan H.
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eA%net5y ~, cAsHegJ7rid county court Oct. <,
HenTyR Clarke (by his nsEt friend HSteher Ciarks)
against
Leroy Ne'O1y Nancy G. Netrby and Susan C. Nes6y
ON, Defits.
Ihe Defendant Leroy NetOby haviag entered hs
appearance gtosn security according M Assembly
aud fhe rnies q this court and 1t GPptaring BY saacory
Sp'deneS tAat ne as not inhabitat Of this
i " ordered Ia the said Leroy Nss0by do appear on
sss second u0nday IN March next, and The bill ofhe
Fat s.; and that Of this order be forth,7A Sesr
cd IA some He'Popsr published in the city IF Richmond for
tito months s"eeesSef and that another copy be posted
door Of the courthouse Of tkis county, for too sac
es';,ps court days Copy. Tests, L. NUNNzELY d. c.
Atc. 10 -pr9rn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-16

HGfud6Ie Negroes J0T Sale ut .4ucfiOn
eHValLb he sold at public lor cash ~ the CITY
w Rthmond, ON Friday the 18th Of + ebruaiy next
oou 30 Nrsoesi Consisting Of ntn women, boys and sr
most OF them young aud likely. BENZ ". BARNETT,
lani2f. 76--tds Ahn,ir IA EhnrI.a Ham,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-16

To Tobacco and Cotton Planters.
go T. GWAFHMEY, wall receive and sell on Com.
<2o mission tobacco cotton for those Planters
hnk n, 10 eOnsisn their crops TO them.
Nov M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-16

I'hE directors Of the Broke Turnpike Company bsv,
deoIWed diytenA ~ per csnt, Tor the l3s, Iyor
~Ineh VIII he paid 10 the StockhDlders on or sne, H.
JAP a. tn Ogppin5 House OF MI r. Eu,iaec IN the hau,
" % a"n,'d ~ mf. Crans =. IT, EUSTACE See'rv
~! - AZ adjourned meeting ~ the goekeslIs,s ,u a..
5eh :" The Bell Tavefn, Friday at i2o'cjoek Nh, Ill IT,
~ ne purpose o eleeuug Directors PUneua attendance ~
sh'plutey necessary. 81 ~ ts '''.o' -
1FN shoneey Ia Richmond uu,inEs Court jan 1 ts9a.
- Wu; L. Smith aud Msthsp Kennedy spJ Jsgs b. -
wl'o was Jane Smith, ~ DE-, ,N VIE
against h"u''
Brand, dec. " ''"'' ~ ~ Mary
Tn. r,cC.rgt.rt. 49,. 49, Dffdts.
totdips 10 the act IT assembly auI The rules n a
sPPesriug The sa'iactou Of the court ,h,t tbs ana
hsohsps of THIS state Oatbc motion tue pis, - uv m
sh Il nwdefed Thst he SAID Defendant, do ,., ,onn-
hs f1osy beisfe hs last Monday IN April next snd ~
'"t NJ ~ the fisntts and that a copy Of m ~ 11'"ei
serted 70 the Richmond Enquirer FOR t,,g 49, et re ~
Hnd also posted at The font door Of the c It
Pebo coy. TIL HOWARD. ris,E
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Z Jan the 2fs, 1923
Obadiah F. ilg9iley John D. Huniey, Leonard Miller in
Parrot in right Of LIS wife saiab NJ fvimerly Sarah II Huni
ley Compjt.
against
Hundley, Dfci,,
Inc Defendant VIM g. Humidity not having entered HI, an
sarance and gwen secury according Of the general
assembly and the rules Of this court, appearing to the
sasiaton OF the court that he inabian this staie
On motion OF the ComPlanants by their Attorney II is order
ed That the said fedant VIM e. IIundley DO apppar
on ne itday OF April and swOr the tobnla-
ants b aud that copy OF this order he forthwith inserted NJ
some one Of the public newspaper, printed the cy Rich
mond TOT two months sueeessyely and also posted the ont
door Of the eow thoue of this county. copy. Tssle
Jso.2s - rs N,sa g C.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .VOTICE

DEMONSTRATORS .NOTICE
LII persons having claims the Carter D.
Berkey, dec, late Of Barn Em the county Of Mid
dtsex hereby requested present then adjustment
properly authenticated and all persons deb,ed the es-
tate will Pisase to make payment. WIN. holland.
Ad'mr Of Garter Il. Berkey, dec.
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.Ian2s

OERSONS having stion by mail with M. .v,lI
hereafter direct Their stIeis Warren Ferry Barking
ham. GEO u16KEu
jan. i5 7sio,Sss
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Lttuafic Hospital, Williamsburg
NOTICES hereby given sisii the cells institution
a are OceupsI aud that psteus will he received
rnisone ftbe said cells vscant due ootceo which Wi
b. gveu. lly order ~ the CoUrtof prectorl.
49, "a 81 I,uEELEV,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-16

E subscriber having positively declined hiring out Boo
by the volume to any person respectfully informs Il
punc That he VIII on the ls OF Feb. opeu for their sceo
moda'ion' regular Circulating Lbrsry, on The follow
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-16

NEA LIHABErH CITY county court, Jan. 24;h, 1929
~ Happening 10 the that David Meade who claims
The land on the north side Of Mill Creek county
sad from which it's contemplated Toll Bride across
the SAID creek, resident of this IL l..
ordered On the motion ofthe Hampton Mill Cree
Toll Bridge Company, That the said David Meade he sum
inoned 10 appear al the courthouse the county
on the 4ih Thursday 10 Feb ceng day
she" cause M any he ea) why the said should not
aulborse the erection said bridge from, the ands foT
said to the extreme point of Old Pom, opposite
thereto and that this order he published in the RhmopJ En-
quirer tin the fourth Thursday iD Feb aforcsard
AeoPy. Teste, w. S. ARMISTEAD, clerk.
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ehaneey: AT held ieC ki-n6Urs coaaiy the
n 10Th day oi Nov.Is27- "
John r. Finch, Ohm Smhh, WIN. N. Smith and Archer n
Smith, pIas
against
Mm. 8 Wills aud Wn. Townss, Dsfdts.
Inc Defendant Wn. 5 Willis not having entered his APP
pesrance according to the act of assembly the
n court and hapPeatng TO the satisfaction the that
he nhabau this states on motion of the Plain
ts by their attorney 1t i, Ordered, That defendant
appear here on the let day Of March
tn plaintiffs BILL aud that copy Of this order he inserted in
one Of ihe newspapers printed the of Petersburg
Guy OF hchmODd tor weeks posted al the
front door Of the courthouse OF county copy Tee
- j. q. BAPTIST, d. G.
jan. ~. SS-rQw
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-04

ERY virtue Ola deed oltrusi, executed 10 n.
~ subscriber by Col. David Jones aud M,
wife, bearing date the l0ih day Of April, lsoa
and recorded in the clerks olfice of Cam.
bell county, for purposes therein mentioned
we shall proceed, on Thursday the End day
oi Oct. next, il tair, ii not, the next fair day
thereafter, Sundays excepted, at the re.
dence OF the said Jones, 10 sell, to the highest
bidder, al public auction, for cnsh, tue tract of
land in the said deed mentioned, and on
which the said Jones resides, containing 5ea
acres, more or less, or so much thereof rs vii
be sufficient to pay the debts now due aud SC
cured by the said deed and cost ATTENDING
the same. Acting as trusteeswe thai convey
only such title as is vested in US. ! his Ian
lies well, in The low end of the county, =
miles from the court house, % from Lynch
burg. The buildings consist OF a good dive.
ling house, kitchen, smoke aud ice house, Ct
with all other convenient oni houses. The
greater proportion Of this land is now in
woods and is good tobacco land, and the grea-
ter proportion of the remaining part is fresh
land. We deem il unnecessary to give fur
ther description of the land, surprising no
person will purchase without viewing the
land. JNO. HOBSON, I Irns.
WIN. ROBINSON, tees
Ang. 4. idsS6
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VILUiBLE WORK.

THynE q POCKET FARMER" or Gentle
mans Guide, IN the management OF
Horles, under various diseHses with All ca
planaiion OF the symptoms attending 'he DIT
f,reni disorders, and the shortest, I'la nest
aud most humane methods OF curing them, d.
rcelions iorjndgll Z Of the horses age, and
usefp, observations on the breeding, raising
and training ol colls.--lliuis Ia purchasers,
aud general directions Tor usinga horse on u
Journey, with useful rules Tor riding with safe
~. graceiuInc,s, &C. aud d,reciiups 10 per
form the necessary surgical operalinnsi Re
ceipt for geld,ne, On "a new aud inlproved
plan, aud Tor securing horses from ihr dan
gers arising from Bots, rrnncheons. &c. 10
which Is added Tn Horfs Skeleton, taken
from that oil tue Academy OF Sciences. at Pa.
fis.
The above work hns been compiled and
written by James Ware, of Amherst county
and good Judges who have seen II pronounce
II superior 10 the wnlks on FHrriery now IN
general use. The above work iusi received
and for sale by {. A. WiillEk5.
Aug. z beT
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
Adg. a.

YHSIiE Subscriber IN pursuance OF two
deeds oitrust, executed 10 him they
surviving partners of the late firms of Cult
Bullock, ~ CO. and Gall y Bullock, and
tue executors of VIM. Gait, deceased, (Which
deeds bear date on the 3lst day OF March
1929, } Offers for sale, the following valuable
real property, Ia Wit:
90 IL acres of land, purchased by the
said Gait, Bullock Il Co. OF H. Il A. Brad
flute, situated in The county Of Bedford, ne8e
the town of New London.
1875 81 acres OF land lying in Campbell
county, near Gamblers Mountain, anu in the
vicinity of the tow OF LyHchbnlg
An Undivided mOiety of the Black Water
Mills, and the lands thereto appnrienhni, stu.
ate IN the immediate neighborhuod OF the
town Of Lynchburg (lhe properly above
described b, longs 10 the concern OF Cali.
Bullock & Coz
Also, the following real Estate, belonging
10 the concern of Cali X Bullock, to wit:
The House and Lot, with the arpnrtenaH-
ces in the town of Lynchbutg, formerly ooc.
cHpied BY the said concerns, as d Store, an0
now in He occupancy of Mckee Il Meem.
Also, the House and Lot Immediately in
the rear Of the one last mentioned, and now
occupied BY Landlord q Vedder,
The terms OF sale will be liberal, and made
known On application 10 the subscriber, who
will convey 10 the purchaser CT purchasers
such title as is vested in him 10y the deeds OF
trust aforesaid. aud no Other
CHISNELL DABNEY, Trustee.
Aug. 81. ts3.
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VIRGINIA At Rules holden IN the clerks Office ofthe
superior court Of Chanerry for the Lynchburg DISTRICT
the 4lh day OF August, 1926. Samuel Lenuv, sar>i-
yur partner Of the late firm Of irceaGd and Gilhcs,
plLag linst Sterling {. Anderson, admir- ofJus. Ander-
sor decd John b Goodrich Peter Francisco the ald
Storing g. Anderson, III his own night. james +. An
derson, Peter L Anderson, Henry i. Beaumont and
Sally b'- " lie, Martha Eaicv, Adenc Anderson. Ed
uund T. ice and Susuannh lis wife, Thos. Woodsou
and Lucy his Wife Safah p, Alien, Virginia l. Alien,
Amanda =. Allen, Jefferson Lindsay Mary 7. has lie,
Adenc Anderson, Widow Of Edmund 4. Anderson,
decd, james Anderson infant OF the said Edmund
Anderson, decd, and another infant child of the sad
Edmund +. Anderson, decd defendants.
The defendant Adrue Anderson, widow ofFdmund p
Anderson, deed not having entered her appearance CIV
en- security according 10 the act OF Assembly aud the
rules Of this court ana II appearing by satisfactory
evidence that she Is Not nhHhitant Of this country
IL is ordered that the SAID defendant do appear here on
the enthda Of the next term or the amended bill
Gfthe plaintiff and thar copy ofthis order beforthh
inserted IN some newspaper printed an tho town oily nrn
burg, ior two month"; successfully, and posted nj the
front door Of the courthouse in tie said town.
i Copy-Testc, JOHN WILLS. G.
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a I special communication of Marshall
"a Lodse, Ne 81, at tbep Hall. in Lynch
burg, Aug st Odd, \. L. 5S2S, A. d. 1928. the
following resolution WAS unanimously adopted .
Whereas II has been represented To this
Lodge, that our Nor. Master, and bro. Henry &.
Holmes, departed this lite on lie ilth INST. in
Salem, Connecticut,
Be il therefore undnimoUay. Resolved, that
rs Lodge and individuals we deeply regret
his untimely death, and in testimony OF our re-
spect for his memory will wear Grape on the
left ann for 30 days.
II was further Resolved that. onr Rev. bro +.
6 Smith he reqUe4ted to Preach Funeral Ser.
mon IN memory al aur departed brother at 81.
Paul's Church, IN this place on the SCcoRd Sun
day in September next The Lodge will meet
Al This Hall s.Sadday,a i halfpast9 10 clock \. NJ
~ move in procession TO ST. Paul's Church The
members and brothers of New Glasgow unlon
Lodge, No. 81, and Liberty Lodse, No. 95, are
particularly invited to DIN us ON that day, as
well as all regular master mHsons.
THO5. MCKINNEY, Sec'ry
Marshall Lodge, No 80.
Aug %. SD
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IN HE subscriber " i'll sell privately In tract
Il otlsLd in Bedford county, situated on tne
Itt aud south forks OF Goose Greek, and on the
main road leading flem Lynchburg TO Eincas-
tie, - mules west of Liberty and adjoining
Capt. Butord 1t contains about l400 acres OF
which 500 are uncleared. The part Which is
uncleared, except very small portion, is excel
ent tobacco land. Of the cleared land, l50 a.
ores are low grounds ofthe first quality, and the
remainder remarkably fine highland. l his is
one OF the best tracts OF land in the upper coun-
try, being well adapted TO the cultivation Of To-
baccn and all kinds of grain it lies Iemarkaby
well and is very free from stone; if diylded ii
would make two very handsome tracts which
shall be done, II those who wish 10 purchase
wish il. Persons wishing 10 purchase may APP
ply % The subscriber residing in the neighbo,
hood OF New London, or to Capt. Bniord, resi-
ding near the tract. WILLIAM IRVINE.
January g. ts25
H. The Editors of the Enquirer will insert
the above advertisement I'LL 'orbid, aud forward
their bill to this Office for payment