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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-15

IN CHAMBERLAIN rules held in the Clerks OF.
flee of the County Court Of King and Queen the 5th
Of October, 1922
William A. Garrett, Pltf
against -
Isaac Burnett and Thomas Garnett Dcfts
The defendant Isaac Burnett not having entered his
appearance and given security according the Act of
Assembly and the rules Of this Court, and
by satisfactory evidence that he not nhabant of this
Country: II is ordered tina, the said defendant do appear
here on the second Monday in January next and
answer the bill of the plaintiff, and that copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper publish
cd in the city Of Richmond for months
y and posted at the front door of the Courthouse of h,
County,. Copy Teste.
ROBERT POLLARD, Jr. ID. c.
oct. 81. 54-wSw
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Dec. 10

AND FOR SALE.-In pursuance of deed O
trust executed TO the subscribers by the late Pc
ter f. White, and daily recorded in the Clerks Office OF
Caroline County, bearing date the l6h day of August
1879, to secure certain sum OF money therein men.
toned together with the cost of CARRYING this deed into
execution, will be sold on Tuesday the 10Th day oil
December next, TO the highest bidder for cash. on the
premises, the tract of land wereon the said Peter f.
White lately resided, containing $50 acres Subject 10
his mothers life Interest," and bounded by the lands Of
Samuel errll Isaac Butler Richard Hutchison Achilles
Duimg, marlborough Young, William s. Wya t. and
the Pamankey river This land lies well, is rcinarka
bly, healthy, and is well adaptcd-o the cultivation Of
corn, wheat and tobacco.
ALFRED MINOR,
ISAAC BUTLER, : iu''ee'
Dec. 10. 7iZw,d,
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NM LII be sold TO the highest bidder at ribic suc-
Wv ton on Thursday the 18th instant, December
fair, or the next fair dsy thereafter, at the late resi-
dence OF Joseph Taylor deed. in the County of Cum.
oefiand all the perisbabe property and many slaves
as WIZ be sufficient TO pay the debts OF the decreased
aud oil The estate OF the same: Terms Of sale For al
sums under hy dollars cash, Tor sums oil fifty dollars,
sers giving bonds with approved security before deliv.
erDg ofproper,y. All persons having claims against
the deceased or the estate of the same will plea.e
make them known to the administrator before the
day OF sale that provision may he made for their dis
charge. ARCH'D TAYLOR, Admin'tor
Of Joseph Taylor, decd.
8.
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''Mucn rrr REMAIN, ossyso''-- Cooper.


From tho London New Monthly Magazine for Nov 1891
a THOUGHT OF rHE fUrUaR
mr. FELICIA nHMAss.
Dresmsr. and wouldst thou know
" Love sors with US 10 the vfewiess bourne,
Wouldt moa bear hsncs tn unfathoruod source of scc
in,hy hearts lonely ura!
What hath II uo.n to thso
mat Power, tia dweler of thy tee brcssp
Dove sent forth a stormy SEQ,
Finding no place OF rost.
A precious odour cast
ona wild stream that reckless swept by
voice Of music utier'd TO the blast, ~
And winning no reply
Even such answer tbins
~oudst tho. De bese--too sleeplcs., profound,
Are thy s9sl'. hidden sptings; there j. line
DO not words faint and fail; :
Wnsn thou wcnld,t h them with that oceans powor.
n' h'"e swn cheek before high thoughts grow pale
In some Overwhelming hour
Doth not thy fail form sink n
"hen my heart strives, held down by many q link
Where thy beloved are not' 49,,
Isnot Try very soul
Till a vain tenderness, beyond con,roi, vs.
Bows down thy weary head!
And woulist thou bear all tAi,
no burden and the shadow of thy life,
70 trouble the blue skcs Of cioudIe.. Sii,,
With earthly feelings strife!
Not thus, not thus oh no,
Not valid and mantled with dim clouds Of car,
That spirit Of my soul should with mo Co.
To breathe celestial air:
But as tho sky-lark springs
To its own sphere, where night niar i, Sriysn
A. TO its place the flower seed hndeth wings,
so must Love mount to Heaven!
vainy it shall not strive
There There on weak word. to yoo. .tr".m OF fire;
Thought unto though, shall kindlins impulse give,
As light might wake Tyre.
Add oh! its blessing thsre
Shower'd like rich balsam forth some dear head,
foweres, ny more, a gin shall surely bear,
a JOY Of sunlight shed.
= Let me thon, let mo dream
So a.. .ois goes with u. to the shore unknown
In mercy shall he thrown,
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.--The subscriber
IA being DESTROYS to close his administration of the
estate Of Evan Rice, decd requests al persons having
claims against said estate 10 bring them forward proper
" authenticated by the Ist day Of January next orsc
Element As this notice wibe pleaded in bar Of all such
as are produced subsequently, TO that Time persons in
debted are required 10 make immediate payment.
j. Is. +. DABNEY, adln'or.
oct 22.' 59-wllw' OF Evan Rice, deed.
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DAPPAHANNOCk ACADEMY.-Hsvog sue.
~ eeeded In procuring the services Of Mr.. CARLrs
LEwis, JUN a. principal 10 be aided in the Ciassi.
cal Department by Mr. Samuel b. Owen Wilson, (son
Of the Rev. Samuel B. Wilson, Of Fsedericksburx }
the Trusees OF this Institution confidently congratu-
late the public. upon the prospect Of again realizing
those benefits, which Il once extensively diffused;
and indulge the hope. that its enlightened patronage
will obtain Tor Il the success TO which it, numerous
and acknowledged advantages, so eisnentiy ente il.
For me faithful and able discharge Of the duties as.
signed him, the best pledge will be oand in the I'M
waarird and praciisrd zeal with which Mr. Lewis his
bescoiors acquitted himself in the proe sson of his
early choice OF the qual6c ATOMS and amiable di.po-
n,on OF MT. wnson. the most satisfactory testimonials
nave osen sduuceu from sources the most inquest
able. When to these primary elements OF succes are
added others even better sssured and only second TO
them IN importance. vz large and comaodios Build.
ings, IL. saiubrity Of whose site IL Individually tested
by the fact, that Tor year. past. il has proved refuge
ofuntaing security to the inhabiant. OF
iavoure spots aud Tor tho last seven years. to the Pee
sdent h'nsei' and his family, with entire exemption
from autumnai diseases, reoteness from every haunt
OF vice, aud we'll selected library of about 500 yo
Iumes the Trustees doubt il will be secure in
the d,'cernment Of liberal public The course ofin.
sucon WI" % suem, as to qualify students for enter
ing College, or the University. and will comprise the
Englsh, Latin and Greek Languages, Geography with
the use Of the Maps aud Globes. Ar,bmetie. A,yebr,
Gsome'ry; Plans and Spherical Trigonomery. and the
theory and Practice OF Surveying. The moral and
religious instruction Of the youth committed 10 hi, care
will he primary object, and will he incuIcated upon
every TT occon. a. the best foundAo for pety vr-
e and useiui knowledge by the Principal and hi. AS
sis'"nt-Ihe exercise will commence on the 10Th OF
January 1880: and terminate on the 18th of Decenber
following, with vacation Of one month in the sum.
msr-Term. for Board and Tei,ion including washing,
$ilo, each Boarder finding hi, own bel. beddnS
towels and candles o.
Address. 10 the Principal. Bowling Green Caroline
County VI. ill the LIST Of January; and afterwards TO
him, or to the President, Rsppshannock Academy.
JOHN B. BERNARD. President.
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A DMiNisTRAT0R'S sALE.-On Monday The
IA 2lst Of December, 1 shall sell at Pennington all
the psrshabe property belonging 10 the estate Of the
late Iinles Hdrison; which Of cattle Of every
descfip on horses, pork, corn, fder, shncksS paoia
ton utensils, and some household furniture; excel
lent riding horse, suIky, &c.
Al the came TIM, will be s,Ll, for cash, six or eight
likely negroes. Persons from distance wishing 10 pt.
tend The sale will be accommodated The prenses.
The Steam Boats will land passengers at Ksnnon .,
within miles Of NE place.
COLLIER u. MINGE, AJm'f
Charles City, Dee. ~ 7i-wtd..
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Nh ANSION HOTEL, Penno,lpooio .1rs,,,. 49,
lym the Presidents House and Public ONES, iof.
UfHtdmsons and Strothey's, Washington Gin
~ C.-This establishment has recently undergone
morough repair, and Is now completely furnished.
The proprietor, therefore with confidence besno,L. a.
Il the patronage Of his friends and the public
uP "fulers New Lines, Washington, c;eorgetovo
and Baltimore, accommodation steel spring coaches ;,
s'sr' rom ana come direct TO tbs house. and in few
few days, will be intcrsected al this point nv dl
ne 70 Aexandrs, and triwceky line to Lynchburg via
Charlottesville, Virginia. '
Nov. Is. ar
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UOHN Y. SAVAGE, DENTIST. has removed
- to the middle tenement in the block of buildings
east and next to Mr.. Tchcnors carriage -makng shop
where he may be found all times unless otherwise
engaged He is prepared to all kinds of work
In his line, in the neatest possible manner He will
set teeth from one to full se the most approved
planand where the front teeth are not too much decay
ed, he will renew themin such manner as to defy de-
lection under the srctet scrutiny even from Dentist
he hics, plugs, cleans and extracts teeth with as
much ease to the patient, the of the case will
admit et.-Terms moderate. oct. %. b0-tf !. .
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CHANCERY-ln Chesterfield County Court
n Oct. IL, 1920: $500
spencer Charley and Rsbeeca his wife, and Nose.
al Robertson and lbre his wife, plta..
against q ,r
Nathaniel Hatcher and LittietonJ ]. Hatcher an In
ant OF tender years, by Lawson Nunnaly hi. guardian
ad Item, -, Dt,,
This day came the Plaintiff. by counsel and filed
their bil-and the Defendant Nathaniel Hatcher no,
having entered his appearance and given security sc
eordng TO the act Of Assembly aud the rules of thi.
Court and il airing to the satisfaction OF the Court
hat he is not nhab liant Of this CommonweaItbIi
. ordered that the ad Defendant appear here on the
nrst day oil December Term next, and answer the bill
Of the Plaintiffs and that COW of mi, order he 6r,h
WIN inserted In some newspaper printed the CITY Of
Richmond. Tor eight weeks successfully, aud another
copy posted at the front door of the Courthouse of this
county Tor two successive coprt days. ..f'
Copy. Tcstc, LAWSON NUNNALLY, D. c.
Oct. IL. 40 ,e..s "
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HNDOCAtlON.-The school at my house in The
80 county Of Caroline, near tie White Chimneys
ior the instruction Of females, under the of
MISS Susan r. PeytoD will bs continued the ensuing
year, IN which will be taught spelling, rradng wri-
ting, Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geography Ma.
tural and Moral Philosophy, History, sacred and pro
lane, and neede-work plain and ornamental The
school VIII commence IFS session on the 18th day of
January next and terminate The 18th of December
iohowing making term o, ten months, after deduct
ing one OF The summer months for vacation. Terms.
For teaching any or all Of the above branches. will
be h''efn dollars per scholar. For board fifty dollars.
the pupil Finding her own bed, bedding AID candles
or ~ the snbscti"er fut'i-h trr,Ove dollars vii, bs re-.
CURED The subscriber pledges herself to use her
0est exerons 10 promote the comfort and conven
ence OF those Young ladies' who may lie entrusted to
her care The situation of The school is IetireI ard
remarkably healthy, combining the ADJ antsge of a
good neghbourhool and good society. As il regard.
die ability OF Miss Peyton TO teach, the public is re
fered 10 the sutjoined report.
MARY WORKMAN.
We, the undersigned, having been invited 10 the
examination OF school taught by Mis- Susan F. Pew
ton, in the county al Caroline attended, and take
sure in saJihg '!at her pupils. opinion pc rform-
edwe IN the different branches To which their atteb.
noQ had been directed Ia ustice TO Miss Peyton we
feel our duty to say ,hat she exhibited on The occa
sion, audabIe degree OF acknowledgement as emit.
ties her TO the continued confidence Of IN pupils and
patrons.
GT Address, White Chimneys Caroline
RUFUS CHANDLER.
FRANCIS w. SCOrE.
Dec. 10 7I-2awtf
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HfARMERS' BANK Or VIRGlNIi--The annual
~ meeting Of the Stockholders. Tor the election OF
directors OF the Bank and nj the Offices of ID count and
Deposit. will be held on Wednesday, the 9Th day of
January neat. WIN. MEX ERVIS. Cashier
Dec 3. 6S- 2awtdm
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e NRAND SOLAR MICROSCOPE.-rhe pubic.
Nm are respectfully informed, the Proprietor Of tho
microscope has obtained very eligible room in the Mu-
scum III this city, Qorery occupied as the Satuory
foom,) and which is now fitted up for the purpose Of
better displaying the great magnfying powers Of the
astonishing instrument. The will be open for vi
sitors from 0, A. NJ to 8, p. NJ. every fair dav.
MS surprising instrument discovers view the most
minute bodies IN the ANIMAL vegetable and mineral parts
Of creation, magnying them than S,O000OO tines
Inc apparent dust on figs cheese which living ami
inaicua scarcely pecepble TO the naked eye is mag
mined TO the enormous size Of from to feet and in
actual notion fighting and conendng in the most spirit
cd manner Many Other objects are prepared and viii,
De exhibited The interesting process Of Ch,ysfaisa-
non Is shown in most respondent and magnificent CO.
needs but TO be TO be admired IL be-
ing impossible TO give adequate description of i.s
brlllancy. ~ Abundance so cts, children half price,
Nov 8. 5R-tt
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a. ELECT SCHOoL.-My School will be continued
~ the ensuing year. The course OF instruction will
embrace the Greek and Latin Languages, atbemaiics
Arithmetic, Geography, with the use OF Maps aud
Giobe,; hngish Grammar, English Coipposton &c.
Inc school Will commence the 25th day OF January
1880, end terminate on tho lOh day Of December FOL.
loving
There viii be vacation Of four.weeks, commencing
on The 18th day Of June.
The charge Tor board tuition washing, lodging and
fuel, will be hundred and te dollars pava5le
halt the Isf day ofJune 1890 and the oher half on
the LIST day OF December following.
The diecipne of the school will be parental and a.
much care and kindness will be extended to boys con
bded my Instruction, az 10 my children.
No boy, more than Is years old, will be ADMITTED
into the School, unless he shall be personally known
to me tor orderly, exemplary department.
My residence Is remote from the hsunts Of vice and
mIno atty, and remarkably healthy Ills situated in
the county Of Louisa, sy mites from Richmond and the
IKE stance from Frederieksbufg The stage from
Fredericksburg Csrterye passes ny my rssiJence;
and that tom Richmond to Hr isonbufe within short
dstauee oft
Letters 70 me should be directed 10 CarJnef's Y
Hosss, lo' lee. WILLIAM NELSON, IT,
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I'm CHANCERY-ln Nottoway County Court, 7ti

ri ,Sl.ts III 1No1t5"dy Nouhty Court, 1th
IL August, 1929:
Ordered that the account Of William Doswes execu.
torship OF am Boswell dec. be re- committed to John
+. Dupuy, Master Commissioner In Chancery of this
Court that the said Commissioner audit state and settle
the same, IN such manner as TO show how the account
stands between each legatee of the decedent and the
Executor that he allow the executors receipts for dis
bursement and that he report hercupon to this Court
Copy Testc,
+. FITZGERALD, C. c.
The parties interested will take notice. that have
appointed Moniay the fifteenth day Of February next
to attend at jennings Old Ordinary in the County oil
Nottoway, for the purpose Of carrying the foregoing
order into effect where the parties requested to at
tend at an early hour with their papers &c. ready for
settlement. JOHN +. DUPUY NJ c. NJ C.
Dec. H. 72-wSw
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT. !
Ocfnher Lat 800

NoTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO the proprie tors of
the Si1 per cent Stock created in pursuance an
Act OF Congress- passed on the Sd day OF March, 1875
that II has been decided by lot that the certificates Of
the said stock, which are mentioned in the annexed
Schedule, amounting in ,-, whole TO three millions
Jorty-nine thousand fue hundred Jorfyt,oo dollars
and ninety three cents be paid, the ist day NJ jan
udry merit, TO the propFieor thereof their legal rep
resentaves or attorneys duly constituted, the pre-
seniatiOn and surrender OF the said certificates at the
Treasury al the Loan Oihcc, where the same NAV
stand credited.
vofice further gipen that no transfer of the Ger.
uhcates mentioned in the annexed Schedule, from the
books OF the Treasury any Loan Office will be al
lowed after the at DAY Of December next.
dd also, that the interest on all tn. ceric men
toned In the said Schedule; will and determine
on the tday OF Dec. next s. ID. INGHAM.
Secretary THE Treasury.
Schedule Of the Certificates Of the ,ix per cent stock
OF 1915, credited the books OF the Loan office at Yir.
GINA, aud which to be paid the LIST of January
1890. agreeahlY 10 The lnrcrnin nniice
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BANK OF VIRGINIA.
.November, 80, 1929.
Nhe annual meeting of the Stockholders Of the Bank
X OF Virginia viii take place the first Monday in
January. WM. cambridge, Cashier.
If
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IL qnence Of tho death Of Mr.. James Heron. IN.
late agent Of the Farmers Fire Ensuranee and Loan
Company Of JNew- York, the subscriber has been
appointed agent Tor the said Company, and reques,s
persons DESTROYS OF ensurng houses furniture stocks
OF Merchandise, sc. &c., to call hi. office in Cary
Street. JOHN II. TRIPLETT.
Dec. III. 7I-2aw2m ~
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ENE.hdLE EDUCqIIO.E-.afss elizabeth Ba-
~ con grateful for the patronage of a generous pub
nc, tenders her services at Laurel Meao,o the resi-.
dence9f the subscriber, in Chesterfield Counfv about
Hpe mtes from Manchester. The branches of Tuition
are spelling, reading, ,oriting, arithmetic grammar
u'id ge0grdpiy Dt the use Of the globes The terms,
are $50 per scholar for tuition and 75 for board each
oodrdo, furnishing her bed, &C. She aoiH com
mence on me 8h Of January nert and ,ciH give "a
cation Of fire toees in Summer. Payment to be made
hap yearly MANUEL B.aTTESOyV
" b. Strict attention tciH be paid to uo,ng La
dies morality Oct 13. 26~S
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VUf1c ,VUvRASkkI.ERs between IN.
<Da]- H,ff4PX IL ciu 80 Of Washington and
~ Baltimore. 49, conveyed by the
!, Union Line. ct two dollars fifty
9uire at the Coppsnys. Office in Washington. near
Browns and Gsdsby % Hotels and Baltimore. at the
offices kept neasthe, Hotels OF Bssnum and Bels,roo
ver-s part Of the Company. coaches have ALI sady
Ttik PRopRIEroRs.-
DEC. ~ a. a, 7I-6i
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Lands IoElelted 10 Me Llie1aru find-

AUDITORS OFFICE, 9TH July, 1929
EBUBLlC NOTlCE.-I}y the act passed 9Th March
n 1877, entitled An act concerning lands returned
delinquent Tor the nonpayment of taxes the operation
OF which was continued by subsequent act passed 9th
Feb i52S-al delinquent lands which were vested in
Tie Literary Fund, and not redeemed on or before the
Tsf o. the present month by the original owners have
b"come absolutely forfeited. Provision made how
by the hrst above mentioned act in favor such person
OF persons who may have good legal or equitable title
to such lands, held derived under grant fofa the
Commonwealth, bearing date prior TO the time of the
said lands vesng in the President and Directors of the
Literary Fund, who previous to the 9th OF March, 1927
may have settled and improved the lands claimed by
them, or who derive title under some person having
thus settled and improved said lands But no person
shall be entitled TO the benefit Of this provision who
shall not before the first dayof December one thousand
eight hundred and t,oenfy nine, pay into the Treasury
on the proper warrant of the Auditor of Public Accounts
all taxes upon the lands claimed by him either in his own
name orr name ofhosc under whom he may claim title
or by the person. persons in whose or right the
same was forfeited such portion thereof as the land so
claimed oughto be equitaby and rataby charged there
wnh with per cent per annum damages on the amount
which shall be each year due from the Ist day of Nove
her OF the year in which IL becomes due until paid
JAS. T. HEATH,
July 10. 5-u Auditor of Public Accounts
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In CuANCERY AT rules held in the Clerks Ol
bee Of MecklenburE County, on the 6rst Monday IN

In CHANCERY AT rules held in the Clerk's Of
u bee Of Mecklenburg County, on the 6rst Monday in
Sept. 1929 .sh.,-
Philip Rainey. admor OF VIM. Manning, dec Chas
Baskerville, George ID. Baskerville, and WIN. X. Basker.
v late merchants and partners trading under the firm
and style Of Charles Baskerville & Brothers. aud sme,
Bruce and Beverly Sydnor, late merchant and part
ners. trading under the rm and style Of Bruce & Sgd
nor, .f Pitts
against
Lucy Mum, Saludy Mum. Elvira Mum, Jas Mum,
and Lewis Num-, DeCits
The defendant Lewis Num-, rot having entered hi.
appearances according to the act Of Assembly and .s
rules OF this Court. and appearing 10 the satisfaction
Of the Court that he is not nhabitant Of this State
On motion OF the Plaintiffs. by their Attorney II il or.
dered That the Defendant do appear here on the FIRST
day OF December Court next, and his
and answer the Plaintiffs bill. aud that copy of this
Order be inherited in Of the newspapers printed in
the Town Of Petersburg City Of Richmond. for eight
week. succe..ively aud posted the front door Of the
Courthouse Ct said County copy. Te.te,
Oct. q. 43-wSw~ VIM. g. BAPTIST, d. C..
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HtDUChTlON.-At very healthy situation near
EI Golandsville, Caroline the subscriber will open
SCHOOL, ON the 18th JAN ensuing. He will teach tn.
English Tongue, including Reading. Wiring. Gram
mar History, and Geography,-with Maps, Latin, the
various branches OF Mathematics, Geometry Tri,o.
nometry' Algebra, and numerical Arithmetic.
Several Boarders can be accommodated by the sub.
scrioer at 500, Tor Board and Tuition the Boarders
$40. JOHN " 'KEAW
Dec 2 90 10,
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IHNhOSr SALE--pnfsuAnt to The provisions Of q
NJ deed oi trust, bearing date on the fourth dav If
FEBRUARY, 1920, Executed by James ID Elicit and
VIE, 10 Gideon Bosher, and EjmuDd Christian and Of
record IN The olhce OF King William County Court
as surviving trustee shall proceed to sel at public
auction 10 The highest bidder, before the Tavern door,
AZ Ming "illlam Caarthouse on Monday the 2sth day
oil The present month December, that being Court day
a Tract OF Land nihe County oil King William, con.
.a'nng two hundred, aud twenty-five acres, be the
same more or lees. and three negro slaves 10 vii:
LEWIS Jess and Jacob. The Tract Of Land is near 10
BRANDY Wine, and adjoining the Moneuen Mills
Dec. - 6S-9t EDMUND CHRISTIAN
I'D ANDoLpH'S REPORTS, vol. 9th, OF case, ar.
Virgnia-.just published
Complete Sets Of the Va. Reports
Journals Of the Conventions of 1855 and lisa
Journals Of the Senate and House of Delegates Of
=. Virginia, from l776 10 1870 inclusive
Henng's Statutes at Large and
The Now Maps of Virginia
All appropriated to increase the Public Library of,ho
state may be had OF the SUBSCRIBER at the Capitol 10
the city Of Richmond, upon the lowest terms.
VIM. III. RICHARDSON,
octS H--tf Clerk ofthe Council and Librariso.