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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-02
Il. d. AWAY.
Sthioney, Book safe Booc Binasr, and deaie

Stiiioney, Dook SeNs Bo"t BiRasr, and dealer in
Fancy Go0fS,
ori hrs FuR SAN ~ I"w PRICES,
rs7HE usual ,sscrtm, n, 81 Bank Books. for Mer
Z r,.,iS aud Clerks "i Courts.
,ua'.,,p. Letter, Bira, and Folio Post paper, of
ytupGs qualities also, a general assortment Of
Latin, Greek, Spanish, French, Italian and English
school books.
Guitars, Vlollns, tsomc very superior,) Flaseplctts,
Nics, Flutes, Clnvionc,s, Trumpets. Kent BuSles,
ilun,ing Horns, Piano. Guitar and Violin strings,
Hair, for violin bows, Violin screws, bridges, tail
pieces, finger boards rosin.
RaIDrs, (some very supcrior,) four sided straps, pos
sesslng the properties OF SrtndStoac, hone and StrCp,
shavIng-boXcs, brushes and soap, Cologne and
Florida water, Preston salts, and n gcnc' al assert
mCnt of PCriumcry, sword and plain canes, pistols,
with percussion and flint locks, elegant cut glass
perfume and toilet bottles, silver ,hImbles, diamond
Tiger rings, ta!Cty chains, patterns for working
lace, reading and sewing lamps, water colours, IN
huX.s or by the single cake, hair and drawing pcn
CHS, gG!! saucCrs tor paIrting, scissors, snuff boxes,
thermometers, pocket books. silver pens, pencil
cases, leads Tor cv"rpoints, hair, tooth, nail and
cirnb brushes, mathematical insi ruincnts, survey
,tN CulnpiSScS, chains a.u measuring tapes, dIyI-
jcrs. rp,rac'o rS, parallel rules, Guntcr's scales,
Bristol, drawing. rice and ivory paper. real Spanish
s'ya,s. s"gar boxes, spcctaclcs, for ul ages, mag
mfying glasses for gold, microscopes, gilt and silv. r
paper, and GILT boGd-rs for { fancy work, music, at
half price. v!Sitin. cards, Lotto boxes, dominos,
magnets, parchment, Albums, port rrayons, Ccn
ouite homes, goggles, dIsscc,si maps and puzz.es,
iuning forks a. hammers. spy glasses, gold and glass
beads, pearl powder. globes, shaving glasses, bead
reuculcs, toy watches, fire screens, extract VI
musk. opera glasses, esprit de rose, fancy poke:
lnks:ands, ladies' pocket borks, fancy note paper,
backgammon boxes, chess men and boards, twec-
zeis, ivory foot and SIX inch rules, bracelets. dress
Jug and pocket combs, cakes of soap, 10 cents per
box of Eve dozen, medallion waters, visiting card
cases, ivory for miniature painting, superior black
ing, tracing paper iui writing and copying lct,crs
without pen or ink, aImanackS given gra'ni,ons,
reels for winding silk or thread, Berlin castings of
the Holy Family, az! crosses. miniature frames,
drawing paper, solar microscope, high mognifying
power, guitar cases. &c. NC.
Il. D.. :. has a large stock % blank book papers OF
the best quality. and is prepared 10 rule snd make to
order. merchants account book and record books
ir courts. Od books rebound, and book binding,
in all its varieties OF elegance and ncatlcss, cxccu-
ted faithfully aud with despatch.
Spcc,ac}rs repaired and new glasses fitted in old
frames, telescopes and spy glasses c!canscd and re-
paired, needles Of compasseS mnguctIsct.
maj lG-'s
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N'VN' NI|I NbIL
EAST INDIA MEDICINE

TOR TIE EUR or RIIEUMNTisM, sc.
E'''ltf = 4 err f'am NJ Rsr. Ja'ra En,,A. daitI I-.ai. Or,
t.H, nr. T. H,hcaH, IN Loriri.
,.r!!.NN Sli.-N rtcrah'y 10 your request have vih
'NEuiy procured 1uf NOW send yuu by the ,u.n y,.5,
I,pIain R"brr'So> n icw pounds of the P]ol,delph,. /"
MhLi Eencflly Gd"s by the npmC at India Extract. n M,,ii
enc u~niNcts,.ay '-''cn'-i among the people of INDIA In
ne cure al hhriW''lsn'. Was | tu inform yOu of the nun,
PER oil people $3.50 nc daily relieved and cured hy M - ynlu,.
Ir Tc.acuy, u would require more paper than am all, 4,
n0lcnMrr. ami more tune than am able 10 bc.i.y. Iudlr+
-" .iin,i ~ ''- NC!ctr" Is So Iminrdil.c. that In RIM
go ISL you wuuil ~ some eases -uppuSc y acted ulmrt
nN', "a Chn'n IN removing that painful t!srT -. Tin ugt Il
rag ~ tHttns n - IN ftc form ~ pills. ! rtaLl use an Cy
='u-1' wa 10 ts'd you u constant supply J.. Z
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rRI%CiS BEuuriI. NJ y
Just received aud for sa'o Ly
jan 10 Iawtf II. G. McNENARA.

WmGlNIA:-Ai rules holden in the clerks Office
~ oF the superior court Of chancery for the Rich
mond district, tie 10th day of March, 1851: James
Hamilton, pltf, against q } Fitzgerald q Co, and
James S. Foley, dts.
Tic defendant Il J fitzgerald, not having entered
his appearance and given security according to tho
act q Assembly and the rules OF this court, and il ap-
pcarlng, by satisfactory evidence, that he is not an IT,.
habitant Of this country: II is ordered, that the said
defendant do appear here on the irst day of the next
June term, ard answer the bill Of the plaintiff; and
that q copy ofthis order he forthwith inserted H. some
newspaper published in hc city Of Richmond. for two
months successfully, and posted ut the front door OF
the Capitol, in the SAID city. a Copy. Testc,
% Wr. q. ~ yrt ,ro.
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enco on Their progeny. lie has heretofore Stood m
Kentucky. where blooded mares, are scarce; and
where the decided partiality for the Virginia stock,
produced a most unequal competitions; vet, under
these Disadvantages; he has produced some among
the best racers ever raised in the State, though il
was not until he forced himself into notice, that
he was patronised by the breeders OF the turf. The
subscriber has IN his possession a letter from Col.
Buford, near Lexington, Kentucky, Ia distinguished
raiser and patron OF the turf0 who has been breed
ing from INN the last two wears. He says his colts
are OF equal or superior size to his colts from the
same mares by any other horse; that he has a two
year old lilly, fifteen hands high; and his ycar!.nr
COLTS equally promising; and that he does not be-
Ile'e that any horse could have gotten as yood ra-
GERS out OF the same mares. | have. also. many other
testimonials 10 the same eject; and one from DIR.
Lewis Marshall, II mention h,m. because [ presnmc
he Is known TO many gentlemen IN Virginia:) he
speaks OF the stock in tho highest terms. particularly
OF their superior size aud fine !urin. And, all the
gentlemen with whom | have correspondent, concur
IN the fact. that he has been let 10 20 bloodcd mares.
until the last TWO years; SO that his colts by them
hoNe not yet come Oh the turf The distinguished
racers he has produced, kasSIna, supposed by many
the very best race horse ever raised IL Kentucky
and others, have been from common mares. By
reference TO the American Turf Register, vol. l..
page ILL., he Is spoken Of as producing a striking and
very superior race of horses in Kentucky.
March Ii. lat6t JOHN THICKER
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Additional Proof Of the Value of
SHEPHERDS OINTMENT,

SDO--

INa K. JOHN II. EUSTACE-Dear Sir: Il gives
!TA me pleasure TO add my testimony to the won
Certnl operation OF our truly invaluable "Shepherds
oiIn'neht,' and TO advise you of 4 cure upon myself
that almost would seem to bafie belief.
For thirty years ! have been threatened with what
IS called a white swelling in one Of my legs; about six
Years past, the limb was afflicted with a violent acute
rLeunatIc affection, and broke out from the knee to
the anclr, in deep and painful so,es. l applied hun
dTeds OF remedies. simple and compound, advised by
people, who's experience had given them celebrity in
such matters, But received no substantial benefit. !
thcn TeS0rted 10 the practice OF medical men, but
found iit;lc or no benefit. Finding that | must part
with my limo or my life, l began TO prepare my mind
to submit 10 the knIfe-ai a last resort to lea, the
limb, l was advised to try your Shepherds Ointment.
IN Angus, purchased a small jug, and have continu-
cd the Application according to the directions, until a
perfect cure is nade-my leg is as free of pain and
disease 80 ever Il AS and | can safely pronounce,
that tic Ointment alone produced the astonishing re-
sui. communicate this, that all who may be suffer
cs from Ike causes, nay in ike manner, be certainly
and speedily relieved. | have used it also, in a num-
Der f crscs If fresh wounds in my family, with singu-
lar efficacy. Very respectfully your ob't sery't.
BENJAMIN WILLIAMS. Sen'r.
Stafford County, Va. 10th Dec. 1850.
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WARD

VIE Election of Common Councilman,
IN the several Wards. will be held on the lsf
Wednesday in .Aprii neri, VIZ: In Jefferson Ward,
No. |, at the Watch House: IN Madison Ward. No.
?, at the CITY Hall; and n Monroe Ward, No. 3, at
the Shockoe Hill Tavern Polls will open in each
Ward, at 10 o'clock, A. II. "The trccholders of lots
within the said city, whether improved or not, and
whether such freeholdcrs reside therein or not, and
the housekeepers and inhabitants Ofthc SAID CITY, who
shall have resided therein at any time .us the .,ucc
OF three months, without the IntcrmiSsion of one -
months, aud possess III their own right within the
same, movable and immovclblc property 10 The value
of ono hundred pounds are entitled 20 vote.
ml-32t w. ID WREN. Srrr't. G.. II.
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q. IlsNN SIX ] h". leave 10 iniUfm you that I have boon
i'' nc 70 sos. To-! months -" Infected with such violent pains
20 NY hips, thighs, aud lrgs. AMI swelling Of the Joints, that
could q rest day nor night: nothing shat wgs applied ghvo
sgy feil'ii nnili a neighbour Of minC informed me III the India
Lt'fi'i mas '' iriDuncd many cures, scat for a box,
sN.'i gave wonderful relief. aud 10y using two boxes and 4
u Hi' ! am H' vel d. ever ! was m my life.
Nuuf ubcd.cUt ser" nt, J. Els
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Richmond, March 9th, Ia3I-Git

INIChtilohu, mufcl Jth, lHJl-Jt
To Daniel Call q. Daniel N.orborne Norton.
Il EN- TLEMEN:-flaving paid and satisfied TO
~ you as the agents for Walter Dunn. exo'n.
II John Graham, decd, nearly the entire Dobt. for
which the land advertised by You Daniel Norborne
norton as Trustee, 10 be sold on the 18th day of April
next, Is liable, mad having informed on, that in a few
days, and certainly before the day fixed for the sale
shall have arrived, that the entire residue of the said
Debt, shall be paid with all proper costs, for recording
th" DEED OF Trust, and inserting the said advertise
ment-and having been BY you D1niel Call, informed
on the lIth day of the present month, that you should
forthwith send the Bonds executed by me to Walter
Dunn, and tor the payment of the residue of which the
sad sale was to be made, and that the said sale would
yet proceed TO be made, for the residue of the debt
due from me-now therefore, as you. the said Daniel
Call, and Daniel Norborne Norton, have undertaken
20 act, and have acted, as the agents for the said Dunn.
hereby notify you, that before the day of sale, shall
be ready To pay the whole Of the residue of the said
Debt, and the costs aforesaid, and shall require the
d@i'"cry afthe Bonds aforesaid, and that they must not
ba by you removed, or so disposed of, that they NAV
not be cancelled, and delivered up to me. ! am, your
obedient servant, EDWARD ANDERSON.
March 18th, 1831--tf
A. l.. Bolts e. CHARLES L. BOTTS,
ATTORNIES ut L.1U,.
TVIIE subscribers will regularly attend the courts
a held in the city of Richmond. They promise
faithful and dIigcnl attention TO any business cntrus
ted 10 them. 4. +. Bolts,
Gil II BOTTS
a. l." Bolts proposes TO establish in tho city of
Richmond Il General Agency Office m connection
with the practice Of The Law-to collect claims and
to secure dcbts-to effect snlcs of stock of all dcscrip.
tons, publicly or privatcly-to procure loans of money.
and 10 dispose of the same. In every instance the
commissions will be moderate.
The subscriber you'd be glad 10 draw deeds Of
convCyances, and in trust deeds TO oct as Trustee.
Any person having Claims of a doubtful character
would do wei! 20 apply TO him 10 have them arranged,
and that 1t they please cOndtIOna,iy-m any matter
of difficulty able legal advice viii be procured with
out additional CHARGE.
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Stafford County, Va. 10th De


Mn J. II. EC-TACE.
Dear Sir: That the public may know the supericr
efficacy OF The invaluable Shepherds Ointment. !, af.
tnrGs ne pleasure, 10 state TO you a case in which |
was advised By my friends, TO Try il in NY family. 4
negro boy Of mine was laid up with the most unman.
aS-'b'e sore on his ANGLE. | ever saw, and | expected
20 be deprive Of his services for the winter. I pur-
chased a small pot at your store, and to my great
qualification and a~stunlshment, before fused half the
contents OF the pot, his ANGLE was cured, and the boy
again at his daily occupation. Very respectfully,
JNO. SHEPPARD.
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e. .s f. 90 rortfr flat ! have appointed Doctor
1.r.i in tc I uiird S'rirs, f. r.,rc'e Of tI,,
valuable medicine, called ihr P.!oil yis. or E,J;f
hr'rT"t, witt lu!l power 10 appoint aotnts whc.,
l.; my think pul'r: and as the g:cat demand
may induce "'priuciplci persons Ia flbricatc tl..
medicine 20 'Lc injury v! iur public, have lhougnl
l"or,r o. "r"nrFrry ~ Is certificate, sigEcd i'm NV
own iHHl willing, with tie directions round each
LrN aud tie more of,rluHily 10 detect counter.
ici.', tie public will observe TIC r.rralurr of my
orcui on 'hc outside of o,ary box. 10 c1unieriri,
Which j, felony. And ihc J@UrrLaeG- is request!
~ rNaWiU" carefully TIC oUi ilr of iLc Box, and If
w" name of RobCri Hy..r. .uu. is no on il tho
Nted'riuc IS not genuine. Sirr.i az my Office, 10
= Greek Street. IOvpuS.
m AECgS AZ ~
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IIenrico County, Dec. 20, 1880.
Louisa Comm HoT,

LOUISA CoURT House., Va. Dec. 81, 1880.
Nj JNo. II. EUsrAcE,
Dear Sightseeing the many certificates with
TO the public, il would seem 10 be sUperhuous for me
10 attempt to give another. But when I reflect upon
tie many inpositiDcs, the public has received, 1 can
5nt justify their crrdrity, and knowing that in the
multiplicity o! witnesses that people will be inclined
% rely, AMI believing the very superior virtue Of your
Ointment as a remedy for white sweliing-I therefore
uhtr the following short certificate, viz:-On the tenth
day Of November last ny wife was delivered i of a fine
boy, and TO all appearances WAS likely 10 do we'll
but about twe l6'h she began 10 complain Off violent
pain in her left hip, and it soon swelicd from her hin
10 her ANGLE to an alarming size. purchased a Jug
Of N. Shepherds Patent Specific Ontm. ut Of Mr..
Elisha Jackson, applied two plastcrs at one time, one
on her O'iBh and one on her leg, each extending near.
" around them. Upon apply 'ug The first plasters, in
Anew moments Size stated It appeared to feel like
there were small needles passing from the bone to
tie skin, in half an hour size commenced a most
a. rceable pcrspirstIOn, became quite easy of the pain
sad had an agreeable tights res which she had not
enjoyed for several days b, fore. The next evening I
removed the first plaster, wl.ch I found had much
sbated thc swelling. then applied Two other plais
,,s5 winch entirely relieved her ~ hat time. low
ever. IN a few days Sic began to complain q The
mail at her back and her r'gh, lcr. l Immediately
,plcJ the ointment 20 thcn and il had ali the dcsi-
gsl effect, and she IS now IN good health. Had not
...t rIjh your Ointment, % might have cost me many
.. .o:'s visit, and much costly medicine to no pur.
...-- Yours With much respect,
a.t5 'TlOBEGT T. wuITE.p
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WINTER ARABIAN.

- This beautiful and true Arabian Horse,
U~ will stand again at my stable in the coun.
xuAty at brunswick, about ffty.fve miles
EV $N8 South OF Richmond, and thirty,hree
AE4n6 South of Petersburg-fftecn north. cast
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whether wo seould have government without us ",
papers, or newspapers without government, should
not hesitate moment TO prefer the latter. But should
mean that evry man should receive those papers, and
DO capable Of reading them am convinced that those
societies (as the lndian) which live without govern
meo,, erjoy In their general mass iL6pely great.
or degree Of happiness than those who live under the
European governments. Among the former, public
opinion IL in the place OF law, aud resrsins morals a.
power ly az LAVE ever did any where. Ancnx tho
lat O., undrr preteuce OF govern ng, they have divided
their Ma ions into claseeswolves and sheer. do no,
exsggerate This 10 rue picture of Europe. Cher
sh therefore, The spirit OF our people, and keep alive
their attention. DO no, be too severe upon their er-
ror', but reclaim them by enh gbtenrg them. II once
they become ina,teniye to public affairs you, aud
and Congress, aud assemblies Judges and governors
shall oil become wolves. II be the law of our
general nature In spite Of individual exceptions; and
experience declar hal man Is the only animal hieh
devours his own kind for can apply milder term
the governments OF Europe. aud to the general pre- OF
Tho rich on the poor."-l7s7. Vol II. D 81
l)"HELIoIoN.-The result Of your fifty or sixty
years OF religious reading in the four words be lust
and good Is tina, in which all inquiries mus, end;
as hs riddles OF all the prissthoods end 10 four more
ubi pants, i6i deus What all agree ill., is probably
right. What no two agree in, most prJbabl wrong.
one OF our fan -coiorng biographer who paints SIN
men as very great, ipqur. of lately, with re
the Ihange in my religion, mus h spoken Of 10 soms
irees. Now hi, supposed INA, they knew what had
been my religion before. taking for IL The word OF their
Pries,s, whom certainly never made tho eon6deu ,s
OF my creei. My answer was, &, y nothing OF my
religion. Ii 10 Known 70 God and myself alone. Iis
evidence before the world is TO DO sought in my lie;
il that has been honest aud duiul to society," the re-
ligon which has regulated cannot be bad one' -
1917. Vol. iv. p. sos
(To be continued
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May 10.

~HEREAS, by Decree OF tho High Court OF
w Chanee'y Of Great Britain, made in a cause,
" UlhH0rns v. -NichoHs" IL is referred to John Ed
mund Do1desUeH, Esq one of The Masters Of the
said Court "to inquire and stale TO the Court whe
Patrick Philips, the Bankrupt in the pleadngs OF The
said cause named died Tes,ate or Interstate, and who
was his heir al Law at tho Tins OF his DEATH and who
was his personal representative and in the said
Master should End that Michael Phillips was The
Heir at Law OF the ead Patrick Phillips, then the
said Mas or was to inquire aud state to the court who
was the heir at Law ami the personal Of
Michael Philps"-Thersors, any rsrson claiming to
be tho heir at Law OF the said Patrick Phillips (or
merly Of Hungerford Market, in the Parish OF Saint
Martin in the fields In tho county of Mddlesex, in
Great Britain, Fish Monger, and Afterwards Of Bath
Town, IN the State OF Virginia, in North Amsrics, and
who died there, in or about the month OF November,
1851 at the time OF his death. any person
TO be his personal representative is by their So
citors forthwith to In before the said Master,
Mr. DotcdesDsI at his office, In Southampton Build
ings Cbsncery Lane London, in Great Britain afore-
sad aud e',ablih such respective claim, in default
thereoi they will be excluded me ben. at Of tho said
Decree. HAMILTON & BOLDEN,
PIa!nfif Solicitors IL, Southampton street,
C0pent Garden, London.
June IL ll-St
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MNENRY o. MIDDLETON, residing in Fr.d,.

HENRY o. MIDDLETON, residing in Frede.
n ricksburg, Virginia, offers his services 10 per-
sons who wish to have their Western Virginia lands
secured BY the acts OF The las, Virginia Legislature
which are pubhed for The information OF those con.
cerned; the impor OF mmeJiAo attention 10 the
payment OF the taxes due their lands viii be cor
sidered.
Persons holding lands can get Information Of what
Tax Is due by communicating with me at Fredericks.
burg, Wa certificate of deposit in any
ing bank In the United Sales will be applied inmed.
atey to the discharge Of atearages for tax or 10 any
other business transacted.
He will continue 10 give lis personal services eisks
months in the year. to The management OF lands or other
business, wet OF the ALE ghany Mountains: will have
lands accurately resurveyed, and attend in person 10
ma Ike sales.
Northern Merchants and other person, wi,hpx spv
busness transactions negoiiatsd; debts cole eied and
bonded for, In any part Of Virginia, may rely on tho
most satisfactory and prompt dsspaich.
My compensation shall be moderate, 10 be paid after
The rendering OF services In the investigating OF land
titles and making sales, willing to contract for
portion oil the land srcured or The proceeds OF sales
but in all instances, all srrearag.s OF taxes must be
year, in fredericksburg, Va: and eight months In
Lewisburg, Gresnbter County, Va. MY eorrsspon.
dents will direct TO Frederick burg for Ga, next three
months, pot paid.
AS am stranger TO many who mpy re al ihi, adyeY-
,isemeDt, refer 10 John Menalfe John s. e. c. Well
'ord John Puck Co., John Scott, and William Jack
son JuD, all Of fredericksburg; Robert Oliver and
r. II. MOale, b. ltmore, ID. Mark Richsri, Pbilsd,l
| phs; and Sas Wood OF NJ York.
HENRY o. MIDDLETON
| May Is. III
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June IL
LAND FOR SA LIE


ME subscriber offers for sale ti3 tract of Land
Il lying In Powhatan county, on Appomat,ox river,
about eighteen miles above GsDo, three below Gle
man Town, and twelve above The Court house. sdjon
ing the land OF Charles Eggle',on, Richard Watkins
Hugh French, and others. The tract contains about
eight hurd;ed acres; between two and three hundred
Of which creek and river low grounds of very
cellent quality, equal TO any .Appomaltox river
Some ct the river low grounds are yet uBeeaed The
high land is in good state for cultivation and The pur-
chaser will have il in hi, power 10 seed from 100
100 bushels oil wheat, or good corn aud tobacco land
The wood land is wel-tmbered, and Than a SUI.
hsieDcy for the support Of the plantation, independent
ly OF the uncleared low ground' The improvements
consist Of an overseers house end good negro quar-
'ers, an excellent new granaTy and thrssbing
attached TO H. and tobacco barns sufficient for curing
twenty or thirty thousand weight OF tobacco. Any
person wishing to view The land, will any timo be
shown it by my brother, c. Egglcsop, who lives adj.
joining Mr. Hugh French, who at prese nj occupies
~. The purchaser will be allowed tho privilege OF
'eediDg crop Of wheat this fall. Should the sbov,
described land be Roi cold privately, Doce OF
which will be given, II will be scld publicly, 10 the
highest bidder at Hugh Frenchs Tavern, the Buck.
ingham road, twelve miles above Powhatan Court
House, on Thur'day, the 18Th day OF August IL fair
II not the next fair day. Tho terms shall be accom-
noda;ing and will be made known the day of ,ale
application TO tho subscriber residing 10 Ameli,
county. VIM EGGLESTON.
May 20. 3-wtds
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H AND FOR SALE.-In pursuance OF d, cree OF
n the County Court Of King & Queen in Chance
ry-pronounced on the 10 day OF May, 1881, in the
case OF Churchill A. Hodges and others, sgain,t the
sdm'or and heirs OF WIN. Stone, jr decd SHALL at
King Queen August Court next offer for sae al the
said Cour House. the rsi day Of the said COurt, to
the highest bidder upon credit Of six monIh'(except
much may be necessary TO pay the costs OF said suit
and expenses Of sale, which will be required 10 cssb
the OF land il the sad bill mentioned, where Of the
said VIM Stone, il. died seized and posSessod-Thls
tract contains upwsrds OF Two hundred scfeshas upon
sesThe land is Of good quality and lies contiguous 10
The said Court House.
RICHARD GAINES, co,ou;s.;one,s
GEO X CARLTON, '""""'''''
July I. l5-.ds