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WARNER HALL FOR SALE.
June %.

WARMER HALL fOR SALE.
w 7HlS valuable Estate containing 1900 acres of the
IA best Gloucester low grounds, is offered for sale on
the most moderate terms In strength of SOIL health
and advantages of location Warner Hall Yields TO no
farm in the lower part of Virginia. The land produc-
tive and easily cultivated, is also particularly suscept
bic OF improvement from lime, and marle lime can be
obtained at small expense from the shells of the oys
ers, which abound in the numerous rivers and creeks
in the ncighborhooi Of the property and there beds
OF marie every part of the farm The Severn river
running the whole length of the estate, affords ready
transportation TO the Georgetown, Baltimore, Philade
phia and New York markets. The value of the estate
is much enhanced by the large portion, 600 acres) that
is hnely tmbered with gum, pine, hickory and oak, of
which the land can be cleared with small of labor
and will give TO cultivation, soil of the very best quail
tiles
The tract can be divided into two farms On the one
there is large two story brick dwelling house. with
i've commodious rooms floor, and attached to il two
offices of brick, Zone Of thein used kitchen and
laundry) with every other building convenient FOR the
use OF the family and farn.-0n the other farm there
is framed dwelling, with every requisite building.
The value of the land, the health always enjoyed by
the residents, the abundance Of fine fish and oysters
and the circle Of delightful and improved society in its
neighborhood, make Warner Hall most desirable and
delightful residence.
Gentlemen DESTROYS of purchasing, may obtain any
information as to the property terms OF sale by COM
munication in person or by letter. directed TO VIM Ro-
bins, Sr. of Gloucester County, Va.
May 20. 6--wS5#
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NEwpoRT.NEws LAND.

FUVHIS desirable and valuable situation, in the Coun-
IL ~ OF Elizabeth City, IL offered iorsale. II
l. situated within miles of Hampton and in full
view OF Fortress Monroe, with toerable improvements
thereon, good water and lie land FERTILE ard is
der ed more valuable for its having been selected by
the board OF Engineers for fort Ii abounds in game
various kinds and oysters and fish Of the best quail
" can be obtained in front of the door, and is
tue most healthy seats in the lower part OF Virgins,
and possessing Of the best fisheries james river
adjacent is good harbour vessels OF size there
oy making il excellent situation for a store or Tav-
ern. This tract contains by suryey236 acres. Any
wishing purchase possess on moderate
terms by applying personally otherwise to John b.
Benton, Suffolk, to the subscriber in Suffolk.
VIM. SUMNER
June L. lO-w4w
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LAND FOR SALE.


NHE subscriber offers for sale his estate, called
"a Green Spring, lying on James River, in James
1ity county Virginia, about two miles from James Town
and forty from the mouth of the River. 1t contains near
y three thousand acres Of land, at least two thousand
Jve hundred of which covered heavily with timber
and wood, equal any ia That section of the State com
nencng at the Bank of the River and living no where
more than one and half miles from the shore. The
amber is OF great variety, superior quality and very
large proportion admirably adapted for shp-bulding.
Inc whole estate is remarkably level, and affords the
fncs roads. On tits large sream with dam already
cosructed and capabc Tor the greater part ofhc year.
oi driving any machinery The navigation TO the land
mgs, equal TO any in the Union.
on IS farm already opened, Of excellent land, Of
about thee hundred acres, and which might be extend
cd, at small expense to double that quantity; large
proportion OF which would be fertile any i'm the
State between two ana three hundred is the finest mea
Cow land. The Improvements consist of large and Gle
CANT brick dwelling, kitchen and Office attached in COM
Yee repair and handsomely painted, brick out-houses
barns stables, &C. fine orchards, garden and grounds
handsomely planted and improved the meadows seeded
tast ia ana wen set In timothy, all under good cncio
surcs several thousand dollars have been expended
on these OBJECTS within the last three years A fine
spring, within few yards Of the door and tn, estate
vel watered In every section. residence OF nearly
i've years. with large fimy, IN which there has not
been case OF serious indsp05on, has well established
tne healthiaesss OF the situation, Would be disposed Of
u desired with the premises crops stock Of various de-
scrpuons, teams, farming utensils, household and kich
en- furniture, several hundred cords Of cut wool carts
caTTyogs, tools lighters and superior schooner Of A.
oout eighty tons, ready 10 launch in few weeks. The
'"Oi "'s CifIicn Oh the WOOL anu thinner hus-
ness for some time past and has found ready sale for all
he could prepare for market. Wood hay sold at from
81 Poets TO 81 J0cts per cord the bank of the river
The proprietor contemplating aremova this property
will be sold extremely low for cash or on very accom-.
inodating credit for certain security ~ will be divided
70 suit purchasers. Also, ve hundred acres first ata-
~ bottom land, lying on the Great Kanawha, about
twenty-five nilcsfrna the mouth Of That river Also
inoiey OF tbousan acres OF good land lying in Fairfax
county, Va, within three miles Of Alexandra.
Terms Il further particulars viii be made known on
tn hoe nf 10 H.,
Co. or to The subscriber inpcrson by letter addressed
10 him at Green Spring, near Williamsburg, Va.
G.. MASON.
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Valua6ie Roanoke Land for Sale.
June I3.

FdIuo6fe Roanoke land Tor Sale.
virtue ola deed of trust executed to the subscriber
n by John Taylor and Elizabeth his wife, duly re-
corded in the County Court of Brunswick, dated the
2fth of March, 1923, shall sell the highest bidder
at Public auction, Monday the 18th day of Au-
gust next, at MeckIenburg Courthouse t being court
day0 tract of land lying the Roanoke river called
Blacks Ferry, and partly in the counties of Mccklen
burg, brunswick and Warren, N. c. containing 1900
acres, about 500 of which first low grounds the
upland of deep mulao soil, very productive, and a.
bounding in wild locust growth Possession will be Civ
en- on the LIST January next
The terms OF sale will be one half Of the purchase
money in twelve months from the day of SALE and the
other half in two years thereafter The purchasers
executing bonds with approved security, and decd
rust on the land TO secure the payment.
LEW. JONES, Trustee.
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May 10

VENRUST SAI.E.-Inpursuancc of the provisions OF a
n deed OF trust executed by Daniel Mayo, TO the
subscribers on the 2oth day of May, 1928, and of
cord in the clerks Office of the County Court of Cum
bertrand, to secure debt in said deed mentioned we
SHALL on the 23d day OF July next at the residence OF
said Mayo in the County Of Cumberland, proceed to
sell to the highest bidder for cash. public auction
seven hundred and seventy of land be the same
more less, being two parcels, part of which the
said Mayo resides and bounded on the south side
by Wiliis's River, on the north by Henry +. Wat
kns, Edmund Segar l.. Spears and r. Spears last and
west by Benjamin Carrington also the following slaves
to wit Pat, Watt, Judy, Suckey, Charlotte, Little
George, Mariah and child Randall Tom, ADAM Joice
and children, Rose, Cate and Mariah, Lavina, Ander
son, Milley, Lucy, Reubin and Moses, much of
the above property will be sufficient satisfy the
deed of trust aforesaid Acting Trustees, we will
convey such title only as is vested in
MORGAN UTZ, }r
JNO. DANIEL, Jr. ii"'''e'
June 49, I3-tis
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April II.

A%/AS committed, a runaway, 70 thc jail Of Buck
w ingham County, on the 18th day Of March,
1929, negro man who calls himself John Ha;on. lie
says he Is free man. ihathe born and raised in the
upper part Of King and Queen County, and bound
apprentice TO ono Jno Bullock, (faYmer) Of King and
Queen County, from whose service he deserted about
9 years ago. John IS likely well pToporoned man,
D feet inches high, OF dark yellow complexion
lndishnguished by any mark except that his upper
has been engaged in navigating James River from Rich
mond to Lynchburg, for about years past. The own,
err Of said ncgrois requested come forward prove
property, pay charges and take him away, nc will
be dealt With according 20 law
JOHN McBEYNOLDS, Tailor.
Buckingham G. II May 26, 5-@IA
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EINOR SALE.-The subscriber offers for sale on
credit of one, two and three years. his house and
lot at Price Edward Courthouse The house of brick
two stories and half high, with all convenient out
houses,a good well of fine ice house. which
keeps ice unusually well, and a convenient office in
the yard The lot contains three acres and half of
and and on it is garden in good state of cultiva
ton, and very productive. The situation is believed to
be very desirable for professional gentleman with
family The location is very convenient, being but two
miles from Hampden Sydney College, and the same dis
lance from Church the neighbourhood healthy and 80
ciey intelligent and agreeable Any person wishing to
purchase may make application directly tome. Poses
session given on the lst of October.
A. w. VENABLE.
MAY 10. 3-wtIbthJuly
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LOYAL COMPANY.

LUZ \.
NoTICE is hereby given to all concerned, that Tho
mas w. Gilmer of Aibemarle, has been appointed
General Agent of the Successors OF the Loyal Compa-
ny-and that other person is authorised to transact
business of the Company in the character of Agent
By order Of the Standing Committee
Of the Successors Of the LoyGU
Company.
N. B. Mr.. Gilmer's address is TO Charlottesville.
June -. l2-w6w
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. III AND FOR SALE. l wish sell the tract OF
IA land on which reside lying in Charlotte county,
containing about 1000 acres; OF which about acres
are bottom land of very superior fertility; 80 Saun-
ton River and the residue on Little Roanoke. The
w-grounds on Staunton River have been long cele-
brated, for their fertility, and of high
improvement Those on the liitle Roanoke a part
IN woods and most of the remainder recently cleared
considerable portion of the up land is OF very good
quality This tract is esteemed Of the best the
county and inferior to the River And in addition
TO the extenta feryof the alluvan lands strongly
recommended by its heathness, and its location on a
nayigable stream, in improved and agreeable neigh
bourhood. The improvements well-built, two
story dwelling house, with every necessary aPpurte
sesssudicient for cropping on large scale. will
shew the land to any person wishing it, and am
disposed 70 sell on accommodating terms
ROBERT DARLINGTON.
March 10. IOI-wtIsA
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June IL.
FOR SALE.--Loi,d IN .fiGe,narle
kT EAR fotlr hundred acres of land inclucipu

FOR SALE.---Ldnd IN .fiGe,narge
'N EAR four hundred of land, including the
" Tavern and other buildings at Evercttesyie. This
Land embraces the point where thetwo posroas unite
and where the two lines of stages pass every other
day, from the City OF Washington and Richmond lead
ing TO Siaunton. The place contains Post Office and
other houses useful to Mechanics is seven miles dis
ant from Charlottesville, and is situated in a healthy
and wealthy neghborhood. 1 will make the terms
moderate, and the payments from four years to the
purchaser and invite TO this place, the attention of
those who would occupy good stand for business al
most of any Sort Ii not sold be fore the ls of August
will rent or Lease il. G. EVERETT.
June ~. 12--wtlstA
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June 10

AND FOR SALE-The subscriber offers for sale
u his whole estate consisting OF Shirley, which
tains nine h1hdred acres of first rate land on
which there is large dwelling house and Offices, arns
machines and evcy thing completes that IS requisite for
farming.
Also his Hardens tract two miles from Shirley,
tanning between Ia and 1900 of heavily tnbered
land, with of the best Gris Mills in the State be-
ing on aneverfaling stream, and making between s.
400 barrels nett OF toll per annun-togeher with
one hundred likely negroes; among whom trades
men, house-servants &c. SIC.
The above property lies on James River in Charles
City county, Va; and is within 20 miles Of Richmond
ten of Petersburg and three of City Point Those who
are really desr6us to purchase, may ascertain the
terms by applying to Beverly Randolph, Esq. Rich
Jnond or 10 Hugh Nelson, Petersburg; and are invited
60 view the premises. HILL CARTER
W The Editors of the National Intelligencer will be
pleased to insert the above weekly for two months, and
transmit their bill TO this office.
May IL. I-w2m
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"a OTiCE.-By virtue OF deed Of trust, executed by
JAS. Smith TO the subscriber and of record of the
County Court of Buckingham the 18th July, 1928 for
certain purposes therein expressed, shall the 23d
day Of July next at the residence of said Smith, in the
County of Prince Edward offer for sale for cash, at
public auction his stock of horses, hogs cows, and
also his household and kitchen furniture; end also on
The 18th Of said month, at the residence Of the late
Nathaniel Morris, deed. in the County Of Bucking-
ham, shall offer for sale for cash, public auction his
entire interest in the estate Of Nathaniel Morris, decd
Acting trustee, shall Convey such title is vested
in me by said deed.
BENJAMIN HOOPER
June %. I3-w3ws
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a RUNAWAY IN JAIL.--was committed to the
"a Jail OF Gloucester County, Va. the Esd day Of
January last negro man by the name Of Hcnry-who
says nc Is the property of Dr. Fletcher of Castillo
rida; chat he purchased in Georgia when small boy
aud carried some where the Mississippi, where he
was bought by the said Fletcher. From the appear
ancc of the said negro and his account, nc is sup
posed TO be about twenty eight years Of ago. very black
about five feet six inches high, and is very intc-
gent for slave When committed 10 Jail, he had
coat OF grey cloth The owner is requested to
come forward, prove property and take him away he
will be sold as the law directs.
JAMES II. JONES, Jaiier.
Clio. County, Va
April IL. II2-w3n
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EXECUTIVE DrPARrmrNr,

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
FEB. 81, 1929.
EFROPOSALS will be received at this Department
"a for the purchase of the transports in the Peniten-
hary. Terms, cash Those disposed TO purchase will
give in their proposals without delay
BY order, VIM. ii. RICHARDSON.
Feb 2I
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NOTICE.
NGURSUANT TO an order OF the County Court Of
Chesterfield will BE- sold 10 ibe highest bidder for
cash, at Chesterfield Court House. the let day OF Ju
" court next, negro man named Sam, about 2S
"a years OF age who says he belongs trader by the
name OF Clay The said negro has been in the Jail Of
this County for twelve months runaway
J. b. GO0DE. Jaor.
Csferhehcld June IL. 10-v9w~
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BY RITCHIE s. COOK,

OF Tho Enquirer published week generally and
three times week during tbs session of tho
Price, the heretofore, Five Dollars
advance Notes Of chartered participating ban ton) will be
received IN payment The Editors will gusntee the safety OF
uniting them mall the postage Of all eo being paid by tho
writers.
~ paper viii be bu tho discretion of tho
Ehtos) until all arrcarages have boen paid up
1 Whoever VIII guarantee the payment of papers shall
hsvo the tcnth CRAFTS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Or One square, OR LE5S-Frst
tinuancs, 80 cents.
advertisement inserted untt has either paid
sonaod by some person in this city, its cnvirons
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NOTlCE.-A person who has had several years ex-
periencc in the business of housekeeping in this
State aud who can produce satisfactory testimonials Of
character and qualifications, wishes engage I'm that
line OF business assistant, would take the
management of an establishment in country Ell
Their In this or any of the Southern States A line ad-
dressed 10 H. W. Marlborough post Office, Sussex Coun-
ty, Va will be attended to-
June 30. I5-wyv
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|VE1WENTY DOLLARS REWARD will give
IL twenty dollars for the experimenting and delivery
TO me in Petersburg, of my Moses, who went off
on the 9th insttIe is about twenty three four years
old, feet inches high, dark skinned, but not very
black rather stout made and bow legged, slow in his
movements and of not sprighuy countcnance-took
with him stock Of very good clothes, amongst those
now recollected blue cloth close coat and blue
cashmere panaloons gray cassine coatee and panta-
looms. far hat good deal worn, boots and shoes The
only information have been able 10 get of him. is that
he was seen in fishing boat which trades to this
bet, the night Of Sunday the 18th inst going down
James River and ase originally from Charles City
County, very probably is in the neighbourhood
OF Weynoke, Doctor John Minge's place, Of Mr..
W lliam III. Minge's where most Of his relations live
HUGH NELSON.
petorsbirro IuDc
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Petersburg, juno 80.
GtEVENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.-WiIl be

mSEVENTY-FiVED DOLLARS REWARD--Will be
- given for my Ben, who runaway 9TH inst. if
taken out Of ths State, and 5 If taken in, and deliver
ed TO me VI Richmond. lie Is a bright mulato, and
has been taken for white He Is feet 9 or 10
inches high, stout made, about 80 years OF age has
white spot on The front Of his headhas lost piece
of his left earhas very large feet He carried with
him blue cloth coat and panaloons, casnet frocl<
coat, corded panaloons, and fur hat He is rough
pcner and millwright has good idea Of agriculture;
can read and writel have doubt he procured free
papers, and will endearor to make his escape 70 Nor
thern State, he runaway from Stafford county seve-
raj ago. with three of his daughters and taken
in New York, Sept. 1926.
June 10. lift JOHN HILL.
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LorICE.--The subscriber has appointed, during his
= absence from Richmond, Mr.. BGsref W. Wal.
iholi, his Attorney in fact for The purpose Of enabling
him 20 collect the debts due the late firm of William
Neal Co. and the subscriber earnestly requests The
debtors TO said firm to call on Mr.. Walha al his dwell
ling, Of Main and 4n Streets lately occupied by
Wa. Ncae, deceased, and discharge their accounts
JOHN Isle.
Surviving partner in the late rm Of VIM. NeaIe & Co.
June 8. ST.
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fAJ EfsROES FOR SALE.--Pursuant to a decree Of
tho County Court Of Hanover, will be sold at the
Tavern Of John w. G. Phillips at the Old Church. in
the ger cndo of Hanover, Monday the Goth of July, if
r not the next fair day thereafter, II or Is very likely
negroes consisting Of men, women boys and girls, be-
longing to the estate Of Ann u. Brown, dec. credit
until the st day Of January next except for 80 much
viii pay the expenses Of the suit aud costs Of sale, for
which cash will be required.
Bcnd and approved security viii be required Of the
purchaser or purchasers.
VIM. CUNNINGHAM, Com'r
Hanover, juno 30 15--tds
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e. OIlCE--The Executive will receive proposals in
conformity with the provisions of the Sd section of
be further enacted that the Executive be authorised
and required TO ascertain upon what the Hynory
buildings and Land attached thereto, can be sold cx-
to the next General Assembly the result of their enqu-
ry." BY order of the Executive
VIM. Ii. RICHARDSON, c. C.
Executive Department.
18th March, 1929. :
March III. IOI-n
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FROM OUR coRREsPoNpENT.
LETTER Ill.
Washington June :

Washington June 25ib, 1sao.
SIR,--Tbe next fraud committed by DIR. Watkins
through the Navy agent at New York, was commenc-
ed by the following letter
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-29
Sn\endiA Furniture.
CHARLES KOONE

CHARLES kOONES,
Cabinet and Sofa Maker, kinS, nert do0r
to the corner of .a5fred-sfrcef,
HAS on hand, and constantly manufacturers gene
FASHIONABLE CABINET FURNITURE.
which, for elegance and durability, defes competition.
His stock, generally, consists OF
Grecian and plain sofas and lounges
Mahogany and other drawing chars
Grecian, wing ed and single wsrdrooes
Gothic, and various other sideboards
Pier tables with marble and mahogany tops
Pillar and block dining, card and breakfast tables
Ditto claw do do DO 40
Plain do do do do
-: -, do
Ladies' dressing tables with mirrors
Ditto work stands and music stools
Ditto and gentlemen's cabinets, secretaries book
French and other bureaus leases
Wash.stands, with marble and mahogany tops
Mahogany, bird-eye, curl maple T. comm oeds'eads
Cribs and cradles-with every other article IN the
cabinet line
St. Domingo mahogany in log, plank, board and
Honduras do for hand railing veneer
sacking bottoms, cords, copal varnish. &c.
The above articles will be disposed of on the most
reasonable terms for cash, or to punctusl persons
A very liberal patronage from Washington, induces
me to saw thatI vii, send furniture to any purchaser
in that City. free of all charge.
TURNING & CARVING
handsomely executed. march lo-dom