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NfARSHAL,S SALE

Y virtue of adeeee Of the Superior Court Of Chsneery
~ Tor the Richmond District, pronounced The 9Th day
Of March, 1929, the Of Moncure and others, sssnt
Adams administrators and others, shall "Wednesday the
third day OF Juae next twelve O'clock front Of the
Eagle Tavern the city Of Richmond proceed to sell at
public auction TO the highest bidder for ready money, the
auds and tenemsnts specified IN indenture the
b, mentioned, from Samuel c. Adams to Richard Adams,
George w. Smith aud Richard A. CarripEton.
The following description OF the lands and ents,
specified in the SAID indenrure: -.
Two lots Of land Richmond HILL the containing sixty
I feet aud the other thirty three feet eontinus-
ton OF 24h street, and the re,dusry interest vi Samuel g..
Adams, in thirty three feet adjoining the latter.
All the int crest vi Samuel a. Adams eight Of land,
undivided aud purchased OF Thoms, by Jas Brown,
j. Thomas T. BOuldn anu Samuel q. Adams, This land il,
situated near the Bowling Green, and comprises certain lots
laid OF by George Greenhow.
Also ths inee, Of Samuel a. Adams in lots land,
in the torcn Of Stauno, County Of Augusta, Which
MIs Tmyards, SC. The deed TO Samuel u. Alden. for
this property hom Peter r. Beverly and wife, aud dated
the LIST day OF April isO6 aud recorded in the Saunon
District Court the sih Of April 1906 The property appears
be subject 10 lease ninety six the n day Of
February, 1855.
J. GUERRANT, NJ. $. C. C. r. d.
or one of his Deputies.
mn g. al.
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.Ne,o Spring and Summer
hlRM GOOD S.

~ ~ &FNESASkA StA
TX YLE & COCHRAN have received Der schrs
'sSA Fairfield and Richmond Packet, and former
arrivals from New York, and will receive per yir-
sinia from Philadelphia, their fall assortment OF
Spring and Summer DRY GOODS; consisting, in
part, OF the following:
8, s. Ga ginghams, striped and plaid
8, s. o. do black and white
Fancy colored prints, well assorted
Plain, striped and plaid battiste
Striped and plaid cote palys & French ging-
hams
Black, white and assorted cold Gro do Naples
Assorted colOrs Gro dc Berlin s. Gro de Zan
Black Italian lustring
DO senshaws and sarsnetts
Do satin levantines
do white and coOred satins
Do italianettes
Do and assorted colors palmerine
Do figured silks
Fancy silk and gauZe handkerchiefs
Do ganze wells and scarfs
Plain and figured book; Swiss, jaconet & null
muslins
Corded and striped muslins
4, Il Ga cambrics s. cambria muslins
Swiss, Jaconet and thread cambria crevats
=, D "A bo6binett lace, plain s. figured
Bobbinett quilting and edging
DO wells, black and white
Thread laces and edgings
Cambria and furniture dimity
Muslin robes, Swiss and aconet
Grape do, black and coored
Canton, Nankin and Mandarin grapes
Cray shawls
Belt, bonnet, cap, lustring and satin ribbons
Marseilles yesting, white s. colcred, plain s.
figured
Valentia, do do do do
Silk do, French and English, do do
Satteen, white and striped
Jeanes, do do
Black circassans, everlasting & prunella
Do bombaZines, 8, 8 & Cd
British and India nankeens
Cloths and cassmeres, general assortment
Irish linens and lawns
Do and Flemish sheetings
Linen cambria s. cambria hdkfs. plain s col'd
borders
g., & l0-4 table diaper
10 & I2-4 do damask
Damask do cloths, Russia diaper
Al linen checks
& A cotton apron and furniture do
& A domestic gipghams
Twilled cotton, brown and bleached
a general assortment of brown s. bleached do
mestIcs
Cotton and linen bedticking
German and British o-naburgs
Russia sheetngs and burlaps
And many other articles, all of which they are
disposed (as usuaD to sell at wholesale s. retail at
'educed prices NAYS. 1856
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IN u tEN VFFILE,
Fortress Monroe, HpriL 1871, 1920.

Fortress Monroe, .GpriL 18Th, 1929.
WANTED to purchase for the Fortihcations in
Hampton Roads, in all the current year,
$4,000 perehes Of Granite Building Stone, for
which 80 so per perch, of twenty-five cubic fee,
viii be paid. Any stone Of quality superior OF
inferior to that assumed Standard which can be
seen here, and for which the above price is offer
ed, will be valued accordingly.
In addition TO the above, proportion of Break
water Stone, not exceeding one third the amoun,
OF Building, will be received from those furnish
~ the Building Stone, and for which 50 is will
be paid.
The following is description Of the Stone re-
1uired, viz:
Building-Each stone 10 have good beds and
face; the length and breadth to he greater than.
and to bear such proportions to the thickness as to
admit Of good bond when used, and 10 be of such
size as 10 require at least two men TO lit il.
BTeahDnter--To he angular and rough, each
stone to weigh not less than 1000 pounds.
loading.
For further particulars, apply to this office
y. SRATIOT, Br. Gen. Chief Engineer
ApII' IL Ili--2aw1slJ
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I.n,,,i far Sale

tHE subscriber offers for sale hi, whole estate consist.
ing vi Shirley, which CONTAINS niue hundred
hrst rate land which there large dwelling house and
mess barns machines aud every thing completes that
qurhe fer farming.
Ao, b. Hsrdeus tract, miles from Shirley,
between 1900 acre. Of heavily mbered land, with
oil the best Srs Mills ia the State being usver.fspg
stream and a,akins between So 400 barrels of toll
per annum together with Kindred likely negroes
whom are rsdefmsn, hou seIyants, &c. &c.
The above property Jsn~sRiyer, Charles City
county, Val aud '.thn 20 miles OF Richmond,
srsbug add three City Poia Those who are really de-
nod to purchase, ascertain the term, by applying
beverley Randolph esq Richmond TO Hugh Seon, Pc.
tersbursi aud invited TO view the pa emi,ss.
HILL GARTER.
15Ths Editors Of the National Iptss will be pleas
ed to insert the above weekly for months, and
their bill to this office.
NAV ~. ION
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BY RICHIE s. COOK.

Hsr Th. ENQUIRER is published twice week generally
and three tin during the the State
ursPrics the hsrstefofs Five Dollars per
sayabis advances Notes Of skasra banks,
fssiy) will received in psynsn The kdieri will rusrsu-
safety Of rsung thsa by naiths postage sfslis
tsrs being paid, BY the writer's.
n paper will be disc ,utinasd but at the issrssn Of
he Editois) until all IrsMases nave beau paid up.
~ Whoever will guarantee the payment Of pspsrs
sAall have the tenth 1RArlS
TERMS Or ADVERTISING.
- One square, Ga LESS-Fmsti ussrtien7S esns-sssk
esntinusncs, 50 cent?.
ssNe inserted, until has either been paid
assuped by person IN this city, OF its snsusns
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H q. mcNEMARA having formed a connection with
EAe Philip DUPa Jr the ApolheeSry and Drug bushes.
heretofore conducted by him, will carried on by
the subscribers under the fire, Of
.Mc.NE.M.9R.f & DU-V.9L,
At the old established stand door the Bell Tavern
The srsnss ,hsy such, that one or 10th will
swsy, be on ia. SPOT sud from their knowledge Of the
they hvps that the former the house. and
the public generally will have confidence their abilities 10
discharge duties that dsyolye them in
this business Their unremed attention will be siv.n {. all
applicants. They will always b. supplied with general
uf the best articles their ius, aud determined 10
sell good terms any other house city The uu
settled business OF IL MeNemara Twill be attended by 81
Their of ths parties.
III. C. McNEMARA,
p. DU.VAL, JR.
May H. 4-f
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NOTICE

NUTIOt.
VACANCY having occurred the female depart OF
1.-the RehaUnd Lancsean School, by the death
teacher, becomes that the Board of Trustee,
point ,ua bic To this end all who
disposed 10 apply required send in their apple
accompanied by satisfactory testimonials Qualification,
the secretary O the osd before the Goth June
nsI- The salary 500 per snnum, payable quarterly
BY resolution OF the Board Of Trunee..
JOHN ). MYERS, Sec'ry.
Nav IL. l. ,oo,bJupr
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LAND FOR SALE.

yfE Virtue IF deed of trust bearing date The 2sh day Of
November 1922 and duly recorded the clerks ofbcs
Of the county court of Amherst the 9Th day Of Jsuuay
1885, whereby James b. Pendleon of tbs said county,
vsysd to the undsgusd ia trust FOR the purposes therein
nsntonsd ous certain tract parcel Of land containing
755 be the same less, lying and being 10 the
county Of Amherst Busoe river, both sides of the
road from New Glasgow 10 Lynchburg, aud adjoining the
lands Of David s. Garland being the Lands which Thos
AldrIdge purchased OF John Oamm aud John Warwick,
and which conveyed by said Thos Adridge and Csths
Tine his wife, to tbs said Jme s.. Psndn by deed hear
ing date the 29h day of April 1887 shall, Monday,
the 9Th dsy Of June next before the front door Of the Es
gle Hotel IN the City Of Richmond proceed 10 SELL I. the
highest bidder public suetOn cash. all In part Of said
tract Of land which lies east Of the said road, with small part
wer oil the said road TO include the barn. containing
bly, 10 recent survey S93 for the purposes said
On that portion Of s.d tract which will be sold Aforesaid
there two story brick dwelling house. with other necessary
out houses tbs situation healthy water good ngbouhooJ
sgsssbls improvement IN good eondou and plantation
der good system OF culture. The title believed he 10
di,pusbIe, bat acting uuse,~e shall sell and y
only the title vested IN
Pm. NICHOLAS, 1r..,
WM. NEKERyIS, i'u'oe''
- 6ptii7. 1909 I'd,
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.MARSHaL,N SHLE.

ykSY virtue Of decree Of the Superior Court Of Chsncery
~. fcr the Richmond district pronounced the 9Th day
3snussy, 1s2s the Of the Mutual Assurance Society
Peter IT, Archer, aud others; shall Saturday the 5b
dsy ef June 1879 the pTs,s offer for sale, al public
suctcn to the highest bidder for cash. "he Houses the bill
mentioned aud described IN declaration executed by Peter
r. Archer dated The ish day Of October 1915 snd
ed i7i7, copy OF which fled exhibit in the eau,s,"
such part Of said building, shall be sufficient 10 satisfy
the debt interest ADD costs sud the erpenses Of sale
Tia buildings, referred ihe foregoing decree are -
stsd the plantation Of Peter Archer called Springfield
in the county Of PovhssD the Appomaitor River and
bounded by the Lands Of Creed skns and Ffsne
IN 1919. ]. GUERHANr, m. .. c. r. II. d.
or one OF has Deputies.
Nays. ids
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Land, Negroes, &c. TOR Sale.
" the land on which reside Powhatan county; il con.
1000 acres about 100 of which good
There balance Of this land $50 acre, IN wood. Of
good quality this ishd good dwelis house
will be required cash the bslanee twelve months to be
secured by bond and security, with deed of
land. the time shall SELL for cash. between
and fifteen likely negroes, stock plantation utensils house
EDWARD MosELEY.
Pc,se'ionw he given the 25h day OF December
April II. Ii2-w6w
j Steam Cotton Manufacturing Company, of Providence
r. have, at great expense, prepared their establishment for
ry of the latest aud improved models, Mill gearing bey
Mill Irons yudgeons and boxes shss round
pie.e. press screws. Casting. for steamboat 4
for boilers and for mills cslenders with
packing of every kind all be made at ,hor notice
il, long establishment and business prepared with
p,lterns for all ordinary work.
The Cotton Manufacturing Company, in conjunction with
the Iron Foundry, have Machine Shop of great eEeu
where they prepared to make cotton hey of every
variety and warranted OF superior quality Thro,tls frames
spesdsrs beed and searsd drs..er,, prssd
ing and sppDg machines and doubler he had short
notice Any separate pieces OF castings will be furnished
request, and the comp'uy ready supply all
he upsh sud running gearing OF anil Of SIG, prepare
:. Is all Of The 6rst suaty and cause The same 1,
be put uP and 'si in complete operation,
rhey are also prepared 70 DO all kinds oil Turning snd
Filing, 20 sake hyrosta:io presses, essnder. mills
per mill and machinery Of every kind ordinary
slso to and finish machines from drawing. and
terms.
The company have employed superintendent, 10 each de-.
Psrment of great experience aud skill, and unhetang
offer their work equato any manufactured the
Samples OF 6ue castings left at the Of Shaw 4
Tiffany, Baltimore and with Tpleu aud Johbson Richmond
TO whom we refer for any particular DioIma alton.
Applications, accompanied with d.swing or necessary
descriptions, be made 10 George Is Holmes the
Providence Iron Foundry or the subscriber
JOHN III. CLARKE, Agent.
Steam Cotton Man'g Com.
Providence, II. may 10 Sim
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REV VA am

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
WILL he given fer the delivery Of my man CYRUS tn me
w Hsnovsr Court House. lie Is dark mulatlo be.
tween IS and 80 Of rather below the ordinary hsb
prominent cheek bones, wears whisk generally aud has
new Of brown cloth with Kilt buttons stirred ,,ysns.
down wateost; think he has large one Of nd.
lie " aim o universally known 10 Rohoond where he
has lived iron d. iusucy until shout eighteen months
first MI Mscmurdo family and Afterwards il nine. III,
wife lives at Mr.. WIN McKim's, and his father s black
smith MI Il. q. Scotj he remarkable for his sotIyty
snd intelligence, and msy possibly stsmgi sscspe IN
FL or sesn boat-he masters Of which cautioned
sceive him board. left him in town last Friday ezrsc
Ing him 10 follow He left de Wien IN about The 10th
Of January, sud certainly there Tor the two succeeding
months WIN. L. WfCKHAM.
msy 10. s5-u
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FRESH SPRING GOODS.
+. s. L. LANES. s CO.
NOI'ICE.

HAVE two boat, navigating the river from my mills in
Fuvanns to Richmond, Tor my purposes only and
do not consider myself Public Carrier and hereby
all irus mNkng any with either OF
men, BUCK or Bartlett OF putting produce goods, other
articles on either Of my boats at.sny iiue.
w. TIMBERLAKE.
Palmyra, Jan. 30. si--SM
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Steam Cotton Man'g Com.
pfOyid enee. II. T. NAV f9 al,
S2n REWARD,


~ ANYWAY from he subscriber living in hseklenburg,
- Va. the 9Th Peer he msy endeavour TO ps,s BY
The Of Cook Peter Cook Peter ;Funk; he has
queniy been called by the latter, and his faihe1 whu lived
10, su5 about Petersburg for by the former by
some fictitious name he has epdesvouTed TO procure free
papers from free Of colour, who lost her bu,b,Dd
two three years ago, who free Of colour
aud whom he supposed TO have had free papers from the cir.
cumanee Of his wishing TO buy them, oro obtain them by
loan fof the purpose Of getting wrote, there
several free of colour in the neighbourood
lived who write Peter dark mulatio man, about
thirty FIVE years Of age, and about FIVE feet eight
inches high, be has small bis face by burn
aud hi, face quite Pibd at times bis Of the
fora than usual for slaves, his eyes sma aud very black
small psir Of thin uhskeIs Wbeu he went Of he
speaks quick, but il Intercepted spt ssmmer and
he directs his eye TO the face IFS under sly lock- quickly
Withdrawn. He is OF the ordinary size, hrosd across the
shoulders for Of bis size; be had eothe, except
OF old mixed pants0ons; 1bsn he o. The baaue
Of his clothes arrested from him, and n probable the
clothes he may get will not II him we'll can read and
perhaps wrie he j. Of good sense brewd and affu
lie m'y possibly stemtto escape in vessel steamboat
the masters Of which cautioned 10 receive him an
bosrd The shove reward will be given for The delivery Of
the said 10 me 10 Meosenbug, rear Jomhsrdy Grove
ARMSTKEAT DAWES.
" ~.
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NOTICE.
tVANTED the Psntentisy, thousand Flour
W Harsi Billtu. THOMAS NELSON, y. a. P.
Jsp. 81. att
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Executive Department,
Feb. q, 1929.
DROPOSALS will be received at this Department for the
purchase ofths transports the Penentsry Terms,
disposed to purchase will give their proposals whou,
delay.
BY order, VIM. II. RICHARDSON.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

ineE 5s
n;,"s AZ" I'll. ss Of Stage
before the frat Of May next commence running the Route
The Line will pass through Charleston, and from thence.
by the Sae Turnpike to Lew,burs aud the principal M.di
eius Springs. to wit: the whs Sulphur the Hot the Warm,
willis.s. auyandsa:, twice week. at o'clock, A. NJ.
And, lis return, will lesve 6taunton twice week.
From Guyand0,,e the Springs there will be no nigh,
At st.sn,on the Line meets the Charlottesville, Richmond
nd fredericksburg Lines, running three times, week
The Route, from Guysndote 10 s,aunon, will be performed
in Ave days, and from Ssunton Richmond, Fedsr.
etsbrrs, ~ two days, sni from Rehmond, the City of
Washington ia IS hours, and from Fredericksburg, to the City
Person, ascending the Ohio way to NORTH will
find this route the plsaantest cheapest, Aud those who
wish to visit the Spring, informed, ths exclusive
Of The Line, they a. all tias be short
notice, with good extra Coaches those watering places
And the public assured, that attention
ad a4 % sss ssa
the line shall not os inferior to any other the State
Richmend, Va. March II. 1896
i.rss, Gner'. Randolph' Report. of case. argued
and House of Delegates OF Virgins from i77d 1880
ass ADD Of The s,.s Il, .9d ns'
maps, many Of which we're purchased by the State insure
the Jouru,) much cost the proceeds are
to be applied to the increase of the Library Of the State,
ply himself this source. OF the ,r MAP, Virginia
Justly admired for it, general seeur.ey aud beauty Of
Journals which have emily been printed at The public
embrace the srirs period OF the Revolutionary ruS
Be contain much valuable aud Interesting matef
where else to be had aud with the Statutes large ought
he Ui Ss 81 .y ,ma NOV @ are n
Statute, at large uer set of S vols. ~ dosfs; lmss ~,
pors dolls, per VOL rer set 20 dolls, or in pro
portion for anv vol the b which cannot be sold for
5doli, for the 1ourp., ner ,,t connri.nv
and octave vols IS dolls being no noe hsr he sIpsDs Of
pr;ptip, and binding =
Order, addrenrd to the subscriber at the Capitol in the
EaSIe Hotel will bs promutlv attended 10.
WM H RICHARDSON
<g.rL oT M ro,,nrJ onJ . ;b.o,;c.,
e'"V "'e ~o"''''' '''" -1' 'ns ~ ~
MsIen -. .oo-u
COTTON AND WOODEN MACHINE.
TINE MArTEAWAN COMPANY, at their Machine
Shop and Foundry near Fishkiii Landing North
aud'onl h,vef stsie OF New YORK, are constructing every
Of md on ih b. ,na ~ ~ ~ s,aroIsd %
(ns of In, mariner, Ia, visited Enrop, sn brough xnh
him Model, and Machine, of The latest anti n noe
two branches Of Hisnufse- featuring.
They do every de,criptiou of Casting in their Foundry
and .Ie particularly calculated for ms.nr ali kind, of Mil
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may 10.
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Pcnessionwl he given the 25h day Of December ext
with tbs privilege OF seeding crop OF wheat. IN.
April 1T It2--y6w
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NOTICE..
0AHE Executive will rsceive proposals conformity
tue provisions of the Sd section of the
the Armory, hereto annexed " And be further enacted
Sthat the Executive bs authorised required to ascertain upon
whit the Asory BNildngs Land attached Thereto,
sold exchanged leased for of years.
muRicats the Gsnera Assembly ths result Of their
snqsry.n BY order Of the Executive.
WIN. II. RICHARDSON, &C.
Executive Department, 4
18th March, 1929
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FLORENCE, tAE.) April 0.--Lieutenao,s On.
mese and Grayson, OF the United States Engi-
neeTs, arrived in town on Saturday last. Col
kearney, and the other gentlemen, composing The
detachment, engaged inSthe service, Of directing
the plan for the removal OF thoobs;rucoDs in tie
the river, al Colbert's and the Muscle Shoals are
daily expected. The duty assigned them, is to
lay down complete line for canal, with all tho
necessary marks for beginning the work, on both
sides Of the river. This service they expect 20
complete in about six weeks. Their repo,,
viii then be submitted to the President, WHO 10
under Lhe law, to determine upon the plan for
toe canal Immediately upon his adopting Of the
one or the other plan, the work might haze been
commenced. ~ is now apparent that the wo,k
night have easily been commenced early next
talI. Can any thing now excuse the course puS.
sued by our State Senate, IN defeating the crm-
II encenent o. the woss altogether lGo1s8s
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night and she could leave her In the morning little
lad in with horror depicted his counenance saying
the chief of the Mac Gegos found murdered within the
precincts Of their domain the ridge ofmountans
Lucy fantedand when recovered from nsensbiy, her
had fed and the beaueous English girl returned to
her parents confirmed maniac Often the valley of Che
shire e-echoed with her rawlings She the hand of her
brother lifted against him she oved-and plaid of Mac
Gegors her favorte MANTLE EMBODIED in this she bra
we'd the winters and the summers rain, and the only
pleasure she seemed take this dreary world warb
ling mounu Gaelic dty she had learned in the Highlands
THEODORE.