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Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-29

6T fous days meeting ~ i'll commence
10 the Methodist Episcopal Church in ,bis
place. on Friday night the Sth Of October
next The Rev. Norval Wilson. Rev
Charles A. Davis. and other ministers
will attend. A collection will be t.L.n
up, on Sunday and Sunday night follow.
ing to be applied 10 the plsstering of the
Church in Charlcstvwn.
Sept 30 1850
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LITERARY CLIfB

FHk neat question iof debais. BY thsTi.
te'iiy Ci"b ~ Cbsfics'ovn. . a. foiiops
W hich h''f 'hs suirrinr'r il sst-rl int,i-
icct, nrirs ~ q -S-i. "
Sent. -
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Total

The census Of this comfy in 1920 vas 10, os7.
The detail, will be gwen next week.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-29
PUBLIC SALE.

NViLL be sold. at the late residence u,
~ Adam Moler. deed. in the ccuoty of
JEFFERSON on Monday the 25lh of October
hex'' the greater part of the personal pro.
perry left by the said deceased, Consisting OF
O"s Negro WonIdn and Fife CLldren.
household and kitchen furniture, farming
u'ers'i'. &c &c. a credit of l. months viii
be given on all sums above five dollars. unon
ine purchasers giving bond. With good sscu
my Tor Their respective purcbsses-for al,
purchases under FIVE dollars, the cash ~ m h.
required No property to be removed. mil
the terms Of sale be complied with.
w NOLER,
Err Of .idGm .nSier, deed
All persons having claim. against the es.
tate OF Adam aoler. deed. are requested to
Drug them forward for settlement, and all
persons indebted to the said estate arc re.
que''ed to make payment As specdil, AS Dos.
sibie, ~ no indulgence can be given
& w MOI.ER,
Err Of Adam NOl.r, decd
Sept. %, 1850
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-29

Mldsbipman ALExANDHR l.. DApE,
attached to the L. ;. Ship North. Ca
rolina, in ordinary at the Navy Yard,
Gosport, vas aeCidently drowned from
that ship on Tuesday night week. be
tween 30 and u o'clock. by falling
from the bow port, and striking bi.
head sgainsi camel, by which Il !.
supposed he was 50 much stunned as
TO proven, any effort 10 save himself.
Nr. Dsde was a native Of Prince
william County. IN this State, and
son OF tie late Judge DaJe, suJ 40
learn, las ,sotber and brother resid.
ing "a that county. lie entered the
Naval service IstNovcu,ber. 1897. and
was "a h's ioih year. = BeaeOn.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-29
NEW FALL AND WINTER
GOODS.

NJ ~ would respectfully announce 10 our
" hiends and customera. that ~e have.
wnh'n the Isst week. commenced receiy,o.
our supply of faH and UIaiey Goods. AM;
shall be receiving from time TO time una, Our
stock - completed Our u. &. lane - ,,,II
." market, attending the Suction rooms. from
~h'ch he Is seoding us goods at the mos, re
"ooed Prices, enabling US thereby to rive
Sovu bargains To- our customers or any others
~meh may give Ia call Among those lust
received, and opening, may be found
niue black. olive and mix, Cloths,
oi"e. black aud MAT C.s,iuarres and Cas<;.
nets,
Dr.b Cloths. (very low)
Dutle and point Blankets
- ~, II. aud IL rosa Blankets.
scarlet hapnel, plain aid figured.
''e'', yellow and white Flasuels
is'ch Scotch Csrpeting,
Venetian do. cotton do
Scotch aud Tartan rl..6s,
"o,e"os Mud Crcassisns for ladies' dresses or
closks,
swans down. Toilinett add Valencia y,.,;,,,
Boab.zei,s and Bombszinrs,
Black aud blue black Gro de. Nan silks.
fashionable figured do. do
rash,onaSie cb.ngesbie siiis, q new article }
Black Cro-dc berlin do
broSn beog.'iAn PoPhn e new article for
4 d'cSss)
Rich black Italian Silks, livery che.p)
Sen''einep's black Italian silk Cr.ya,s.
Rich winter ribbsnds and Belt,ny..
fi.in aud 6oriered linen cambiic Hsndker.
chiefs,
Ladies Hoskin Gloves and Miss.
Gentlemen's do. Gloves,
Irish linens and Lawns,
Linen Csmbricks. livery chsap)
| ihread iaces aud edgings, bobbinet l,ess and
Edgings.
very large supply Of rich C.licoes,
Long ana square scarlet inerino shavI,.
black do.
BLACK aud scarlet Csshmere 10.
Al sesrie'. blue, black. white and black thi.
| bet DO.
With I. grea, variety of small Shawl, and
Handkerchief,
Rose bordered cloth shsals. nl,;o and hi..S
"a "a and io4 linen table diaper-bird eve
ditto.
8 aud ~ checks and furniture Cot,ons.
"oo YARDS furniture Dimity, livery h,nds ONE
and ebcsp)
large supply oflsles black prunelIo shoes.
So"dfen's prunsiio boots aud ~ or.,ed Socks,
"a and - o!.cs Italian Grapes, hat do.
biaok, scarlet and gree silk Vei,e,..
large supply Of brown and bleached do.
PLAID aud striped do
large supply Of China glass add queens,
ware. comprising elegant tea sets. and
every other article IN general use. Also.
HARDWARE & CUTLERY.
A general sssortmeut; together with n re.
neral supply Of groceries. say
k'o. 80 Domingo aud Java CofIees.
orleans, Porto-kico aud u.y.uah Sup.rs
Loaf and lump do.
Imperial. guopo~der, old Tyson, young hy.
son. aud dyson skin Teas,
b~st j. T.. Madeira Wines,
Sicily Madeira do Lisbon and Malaga 60.
Pure old Por, snd Cisret do
French Brandy aud Holland Gin,
Reg and box Raisns,
Sof shell Almonds,
Craeksrs-sperm and fish OIL.
Sugar house and Orleans Nolas.cs.
Sperm and tallow Candles.
hlso. -ageuersl assortment Of Medicines.
Paints and d. e Stuffs, aud q multiplicit, or
ARTICLES too numerous TO be comprehendcd IN
an advertisement We therefore sgain invite
all ~bo may want any article in our xsy. to
come aud they will 6nd our goods, az above
stated, new aud cheap
THOMAS C. LANE & CO.
Shepherds'own, sept. %.
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Iurinance:

LIST mile. in 4 minutes IS seconds.
al mile. 10 : minutes IS seconds.
Sd m''e. connecting band broke, ~hici
arrested the progress Of the engine fo
short time.
4'b mile, ia minutes 20 seconds,
o'h mile, ~ minutes I6 seconds,
9th mile, in minutes 20 seconds.
9Th mile, in 2 minutes = seconds.
9Th mile. in minutes,
9Th mile, in 4 minutes % seconds.
10th mile, in minutes IS seconds.
llth mile. IN minutes,
l2th mile. in minutes so seconds,
lS1a mile. in s minutes 20 seconds.
BakiDsSre .7meYieGn
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-29
WARTEU.

A YOUNG Man. Sbo s sn accomplished
n salesman snd good AecouBtsst. Who cen
produce satisfactory Testimonials u character.
&c. such 40 one gill fnd = good s,tu.s,o,,
80 an se'ive retsh store. by sdlsessinK lice
TO W ssd lsssiag il a. thB ofAce.
sept "a. 1880
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-29
CENSUS OF JErFERsoN COUNTY

We have just received, from Mr.. Tnox.. sc
hAnais' deputy Marshal, the fOllo~ing s,ascmen,
OF the population OF this county.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-29
AM APPRENTICE

INViLL be taken a, the office Of the v;r.
~ gina Free Press A lad Of from 3 ia
ID years Of age, Who has pretty good Eng.
iisi' education. aud IS Of an INDUSTRIOUS aud
attentive disposition, " III 6nd good situation.
Sept. 20, 1850
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-29
PINE PxANR.

GEASONED PM PLANK, fof sale by
- ANDkEW s. GODS.
Chsfies1ovn, Sept 3, 1890.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-29

II has been proposed in the Boston
Courier. TO the citizens Of Plymouth
Congressional District, TO support Jonx
QUIScY ADAMS as n candidate for Cou.
gress at the next election. and thus TO
give him an opportunity 60 defend the
measures of his administration. in the
councils Of the nation. PonIsou.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-29

Tie burlington y. J.) Chronicle
states that Joseph Buonspsrte was va
Ing arrangements toicicrS 70 Ffan.e.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-29

A fire occurred q, Gloucester, Mas.
saehusetts, on Friday morning last.
which DESTROYED about thirty houses
and two vessels before il was subJued.
salt Amer Sept Il.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-29

The barn Of Mr.. Rudolph Herr,
near Clear Spring, Washington ouuu
", Md. was struck by lightning on
Tuesday afternoon. and burnt 10 the
ground. Ii was filed with grain aud
his loss il estimated at $4,000.
bait Pat SEPT -
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-29

We regret TO learn. ssyS the New
York Gazette, by a letter received 10
this city from Pensacola, that the ycl.
low fever prevailed OF board the slOops
~ war Erie aud Peacock. Captain
Rose, Of the former, had died, aud all
communication had beer cst OF with
he shore.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-09

EDUCATiON ON RICHMOND HILL.-The
- Subscriber with the cooperation Of his daughter
Mise sarah Ann Banks, will open School on Rich
mond t on the Est Of next month"; Tor the instruction
oil young persons OF both sexes.
In this School will be taught Readirg. Writing, and
Arithmetic; Grammar, Geography, History, and Bellies
Lettres.
The Subscriber being the Father Of very many chill
dren, has been induced TO reflect much upon the sub
ect oil Education, and to feel deep interest in the rs
ing generation. which he hopes will qualify him Tor
the duties he is about to under'ske.-P Parents and
Guardians therefore, who may patronze this instu-
ton, are assured that great pains will he bestowed up.
on the moral and intellectual improvement Of the
Scholars.
Six or eight boarders would be taken at the reduced
price OF $50 per annum, for board and tuition Terms
OF tuition alone, So per quarter. GEO. w. BANKS.
Reference il given to Francis T. Brooke President OF
the Court Of Appeals; VIM. Fl Roane, Esq; and TO
Col. Thos Brockenbrough; Judge VIM. Brockenbrougb;
4 Thos. Richie, Esq.-with whom the Subscriber wa
raised and educated. G. W. b.
March H. l09--3t-wtf
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NnrIlE

TNNHE public are respectfully informed that w do
"A not wish our Bodtmen (Billy Clark and Fhbin)
to take any loading without knowledge and con
.ent Thosc who attempt 10 thwart our wishes by
putting back loading on our boats without express
authority Tor doing, informed hat we shall not bc
responsible for any lose sustained hy them.
WALTHALL & MiCHAUX
March 16 1Os-wf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-09
M arch 9.
TE1HE CELEBRATED HORSE SIR ARCHIE
will stand The ensnina snasaa -. - ~ =.

HNHE CELEBRATED HORSE SIR ARCHIE
n VIII stand the ensuing season at my stable in
NORTHAMPTON county, North Carolina, about 3 miles
IRON the Courthouse miles from the town of Halifax
and Il miles from Belheld, Va. He will cover mares
at 10 dollars the season, payable the l of January
next WIN one dollar to the groom in all cases. Such
Of Sir Arche's friends that live AZ distance will
their notes with the pa able the l., of Janu.
ary also feeding OF the TO be paid for when aken
away. The season will commence on the LIST Februa-
ry, and terminate on the lat of August
Extensive fields OF small grain and clover are sown
Tor the benefit OF mares, which may be left with the
horse, with the addition of grain eding at SO B cents
per day. Separate enclosures are provided for mares
with colts No pains will be spared in taking the hes,
possible care OF mares, SC. which may be LETT but no
responsibility for escapes or accidents.
u Sir Arche's blood, great size, performance on
The uIt and celebrity foal getter. sufficient
recommendations. JOHN ID. AMIS
March 10 IOe-way
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-09

Ri virtue OF a Decree OF the County Court oil
~ Cumberland, pronounced on the 23d day of Feb
1881 in the case OF Thomas +. Swami aud Sally
his wife, against Allen Wilson and Daniel A. Allen
Exors OF Sally Macon, dec. and others, defendants"
we shall proceed, on Thursday the 18th day OF May
next upon the premises, to sell to the highest bidder
so much Of the Tract of Land, formerly belonging to
the said Sarah Macon, lying in the county of Cumber
land upon great Guinea Greek, as will be sufficient TO
satisfy said decree.
The sum oil $1,000 will be required in cash, and the
balance in one and two yeats-,he purchaser giving
bond and security, and deed OF the land to Sc.
cure the payment. JOHN MILLER,
JOHN HUGHES, Trustees
SAM'L HOBSON. y
March 9. IO6 w,d,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-09
IN cHANCERY: In Amelia County, January Court.

7,
il $780,
Ann X. Lyon, widow Of Joseph Ligon,>
ses w S .a Lr SS.: and pmn
against
John c. Jackson in right Of his wife Susan)
formerly Susan Ligon, Anderson Jennings, in
right of his wife Nancy, formerly Nancy LII.
gou Mrnda Lyon, infant dau ghter Of Reu. DeEdts.
ben Lyon dec by Gabriel Jones her guar
dian. adj Item. and Alexander b. Walthali, al.
ministrator of Joseph Lyon, dec.
! The defendants, Anderson Jennings and Nancy his
wife, and Mirinda Lgon not having entered their ap.
pearance, and given security to the Act of Assembly
and the Rules of this Court; and it appearing the
satisfaction OF the Court that they not inhabitants
Of the Commonwesh-Itis ordered. That they do an.
pear here on the fourth Thursday in April next and
answer the Complainant biIl and that copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted in wspaper publish.
ed in the City OF Richmond Tor months successive.
~ and another copy posted up at the front door Of tho
Courthouse Of this County on two successive Court
days. A Copy. Tese,
J. 4. LEIGH, c. A.c.
Feo 20 l02-wSw
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Correspondence Of the Journal of Commerce
=

w ASHINGrON Z9th March 1881.
The Senate to-day acted on The nominations Of Mrssrs
Swariwout, Decatur, Cushman, &c. The first named
gentleman was confirmed by a handsom vote. OF the
fate OF the other tNo do net desire be The graph
They will know it enough
The House OF Representatives progressing on the
road fem buffalo to New Orleans. 1t is enough to
know that they not yet at III end of the journey.
II requires long time to get long road, even If
it he Tree from ruts and atumPs.
MI Swarwou, may cmat for tho benefit of country
readers, ~ theCOccoro Of this port Mr. Decatur appointed
Collector ut Portsmouth, NJ ~. and Mr. District
Attorney, for the State. Wa believe that
the rejection Of Mr. Docaturs appointment nearly
Editors.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-09

npY virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed by VIM.
u y Z. Bass TO Richard Booker and the Subscriber,
on The 18Th day Of March, 1928, and recorded in the
Clerks Office Of Chesterfield County Court for p,rrpo.
therein mentioned will be cold TO the hehest bid.
der, at pubic auction, at the Farmers Hotel in the
town of Manchester. en- The 9Th day Of May next, cng
half acre lot o LAND lying and being in the said
town Of Manchester with Tobacco actory thereon,
late in the occupancy Of Blair Burwell.
The TERMS Of Sale will be made known on the day,
and such title ~ is vested in the Subscriber under tie
deed ai)ressid will be conveyed 10 the purchasers.
WM. S. DANCE, Trustee.
March IO5-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-09
SAMUEL G. ANDERSON,
WIN r. RANDOLPH,
GEORGE BOOKER.
IN. Il.


HNiFrY DOLLARS REWARD-Absconded on
"a Tuesday the 10Th instant, from on board Mr. p. J
Archcrs boat, then lying at Cartcrsvilc negro man.
TOM, (who calls himself Tom JellersOn) He is re-
markaby likely man. about 20 years old feet or 10
inches high well formed and very straight, dark com
pexion though not very black, high cheek bones, and
has lost of his front teeth, believe an upper tooth
his dress is not known ne went 10 his wc's house
Cat Goochand courhouse) the night after he absconded
and there changed his clohes he has been carriage
driver several years, consequently he is well acquainted
in Richmond, where is probable he may 20; he is
very gul fellow. and may try TO pass for a free man.
and attempt TO leave the State ! will give liberal re
ward for his apprehension in the State and $50 if taken
up out OF the state and secured i'm Jail That get him
again. Any information respecting him, addressed 10
INC near Scttsyille, Powhatan county Va will be thank
ully received. ROBERT X. DABNEY
Powhatan, Feb. Ol-wG
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Feb. %.

VIRGINIA In Chancery.-in Hanover County
v Court, Feb 25,h, 1890
John Mclaughlin, PhG.
against
Archibald p. Matthews, James b. Matthew'S and
Pleasant Matthews, D.id,.
This day came the Plaintiff by his counsel and fled
his bill in this cause; and the Def ndant Archibald
r. Matthews, not having entered his appearance and
given security according TO the Act of Assembly and
rules OF this Court and il appearing to the satisfaction
OF the Court. that he is inhabitan of this Com
monwealth, IL IL ordered That the said Defendant Ar
chbald p Matthews, do appear here the first day
of May Court next and the Bill of the PLAIN
TIL; and that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted
IN the Enquirer, "a newspaper published in the City
oi Richmond,) Tor two months sue ce ssvely and
that another copy be posted at the front door OF the
courthouse OF this county. a copy. Teste,
PHILIP b. WINSTON, c. III. c.
March9. IO6-wsy+
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"Sivcm VET REMAIN. USsvSo"-Co rper.D


tFrem Hoods Comic Meiodies.)
LIEUTENANT LUFF.
All you that are fond of wine,
Or amy other stuff,
Take warning by the dismal fate
OF one Lieutenant Luir.
A sober man he might have boon
Except in one regard
lie did not like son water,
So he took to drinking hard.
Said he, let other, fancy slops,
And talk in praise of tea,
but am no Bohemian,
so do not like Bshed-
III wines II poison, so IL tea,
Thosgh in another shape;
What matter whether one is killed
by canister or grape!
According to this Kind of taste
Did he indulge his drouth
And being fond of port, he made
A port hole Of his mouth
single pint he might have slipped,
And not been out Of sorts;
In geologic phrase, the rock
He split upon was quarts.
To "hold the mirror up to vico"
With him was hard, alas
Tho worse for wine he often was,
But not "beforc CLASSIC
No kind and prudent friend no had
To bid him drink no more;
The only ekcqJers in his course
Were at u tavern door
Full soon the sad effects of this
Ills frame began to shew,
For that old enemy the govt
Had taken him in toe,
And isincd with this an evil came
OF quite another sort,
For lille he drank, himself, his purse
Was getting Something short"
For want of cash he soon had pawned
One half that he possessed;
Aud drinking Showed him duplicates
Beforehand of the rest.
So now his creditors resolved
To seize on his assets,
For why, they found that his hdifpGy
Did not hag-pay his debts.
But Luff contrivcd novel mode
His creditors to chouse.
For his own execution ho
Put into his own house
A pistol, to the muzzle charged,
He took devoid of fear,
Said he, "this barrel is my last,
So now for my last bier"
Against his lungs he aimed his slugs,
And not against his brain;
So he blew out his lights, and none
Could blow them in again.
A jury for the verdict met,
And gave IL in these terms
We find as how As certain SiWgS
Has sent him To tho ,oOrmS."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-09

EN- CHANCERY In Louisa County Court. March
"a OH 1880:
Mary Carer, PHI
against
Reuben RenDodg, Executor of Thornton Git,o, decd
anu "hian carter, Defts
The defendant William Carter not having entered bis
appearance and given security according law and tho
rules OF This Court and ii appearing the sa.faction
OF the Court, that he s not inhabant Of This State
On The motion of The plaintiff by her counsel il is or.
dered that the said defendant do appear here on tho
hr'' day OF June Court next. and answer The hi; Of the
pIanlit and that Copy Of this order he frrhwith in
serted in some newspaper published in The City OF Rich
nond' Tor two months excessively and posted al the
'front.' door OF lib" Courthouse Of tls County on some
court day. Cooy. Tesie.
DAVID NJ. HUNTER y. c. t-c
March 49, 100 VS.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-09

EHOTSPUR will stand the present season at the
n N Glebe iC the County of Charles CITY: the season
has commenced, and will terminate the 4h day of
July Hotspur will be let at fifteen dollar.
the season, which may be discharged by the payment
oil ten dollars II paid before the expires-Mares
wii be ensured at twenty doars-hliy be paid
TO the Groom for each Good and extensive ma .
urage VIII be furnished gratis and every necessary at
tention paid TO mares, but no liability for accidents
ran will be furnished il required twenty FIVE cents
day Hoispnr has been standing horse two seasons
Ills colts would do credit TO any horse in America and
IN support OF this declaration, appeal 10 all who either
have colts OF his get, or who have seen them.
Hospur was gotten by the celebrated Timoleon: his
dam wa. by old Archie z. z. dam by imported Magic:
g e e dam by oil Wildair;g. g e. z. dam by Mark An.
hony; e. e. e. &. e. dam by Fcarnought-ihus combin.
ing most oil the best crosses of this country.
Hotspur was injured in his training when young, and
IN consequence thereof take from the turf Ihave
been informed n" ran two seasons and never beat
en-, until he sustained the Injury. Those wishing 10
raise blooded horses expect TO do upon bet
ter terms than here offered, | believe there il no
horse in Virginia of equal promise standing so low
should like 10 dispose of half Of this horse 10
some gentleman, who is good manager of such prom
erty. JOHN b. CHRISTIAN
March 10. IO9-w1w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-09

iKGlNlA In Chancery.-ln louisa county court
March I0!b. 1880:
Lewis Thomas husband OF Frances, late Frances For.
tune, pI,G
against
William Carter and Mary his wife, Reuben RennoId.
Executor OF Thornton Gibson deed Lucy Fortune Ar
chIoai Fortune LavDia, Alexander f., Kitty and E.
hzaneth Fortune, Defis
The defendants William Carter and Archibald For.
tune not having entered their appearance and given az
curly according TO law and the rules of this Court
and appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court that
hey are rot inhhiiant oil this State, the motion Of
The laDtff by his counsel il ordered that the said de-
PENDANTS DO appear here the FIRST day ri June Court
next, and answer The bill OF the plaintiff and that
copy oil tbs order be- forthwith inserted in some news
paper published In the City OF Richmond for month.
.uccessvey and posted at the front of the Court
House OF this County court day.
CoDv Te.e
DAVID NJ. HUNTER. d c. l.. C.
March TO mo u.s..
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NOTICE.

MI ICE.
virtue OF deed Of trust pxscuted by RenbeD
~ ~ Cowhord, dec, 10 james Minor, dec for the
purpose nj securing the payment Of certain sums of
money therein specified TO be due to Ralph Qnarles.
which said deed bears date tie LIT day of So. rnb.r
iolI and duly recorded in the Clerks Office of Lou
a county, VIII be sold Tor cash the premises on The
YIN day Of April next, II fair not the next fair day
thereafter, (Sunday excepedO certain tract or parcel
OF land, lying ard being in Louisa county on Gold
NINE creek. adjoining the lands Of the sam Ralph
Quarles and others containing about eight hundred ,nd
twenty.one acres, much thereof as will be suf.
cieni TO pay the amount remaining due 10 the said
Ralph Qnares The subscriber believes The lille to be
indspnable, but he will convey such only as is vested
in him by the order Of Court.
@. M. QUARLES. Com'r.
March ~ 1O0-w3ws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-09

"a p OANOKE.- Roam, Ike inieror IN blood ~ lofm 10
"a a. horse in America will stand at n usual terms
nem Charlotte Courthouse during the ensuing season,
which will terminate on the 10Th Of July.
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