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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-30

Mepu2pi-ra.r 3e::.oas ar now going on
IN J a.s5,ynl IF 4 3'a.rs of tie State Convsri-
t.u. aaaI.afne = IS ution for members
VI .a.s.1'r Z. ~sHu m. aaI ior u member of Con
s.s -; ,seu, IT. of.h' nolls, 70.
,Ar q Ia III Is =, a l al from, 'm5re-
Gin, "a s,t.,oe ,iS ut
- r. G.P!In.r, ,uue ~rea-Dt promising mem
b,nN .3l6
lIsnry Gag, 2-J
john i Gnion, @}iJ
- Fellx II Walker. $50
Nathan l.. Bouldcn iGd
M.sS0nri-Thc elections arc also PROGRESSING
in THIS State, for Governor, for Lieutenant Governor,
members u the State Lc5 stature, AID f5t Congress.
The f,I,%iii, are t.s rstuFas ior Governor and
m3n1a. of Cor sress, Is far as received
Fer Gorcraor.
FA john Ball 1920
To- Ouliei Dun!lln 29O5
Tor If u5er At Congress.
Tor William II. Ashley 1869
Eor II. ". Wells 1906
,'4as. ,cat.ensn are al Of the Jackson genus,
#.1;]tfee y the syccies-Messrs. Bull and Ashley
arc sdpportcIby ,he party opposed 10 Col Benton,
ant a.l4sor o! the Bank, the Tariff and ln;ernal
#iup,otanent; wn,le Mcssrs. Dunklin and Wells
a5c sl45orel by tie Benton faction.
= Amoug the members elect of the next Lee
slsAltfe u kentucky, We observe the name Of
iaoo,as Ch.l;on, of Re,renchment memory.
- f,,Y t.alrAr. arrival II tho VI erpoit 700 mar
H7lty He, Oh tao l1tl INST. He is SAID to be in
good health.
- The "Cuipepcr Gazette has again chan eed
hands. Robert A. Thompson Esq. its late Editor,
hasd:sposed oftlle establishment TO james F. Stroth-
CT Co.-Ihe new proprletors announce that they
snail = wagean nncompromistng waragainsta sys-
TEN OF internal improvements by the federal govern
iaoNt a laritf Tor protecting duties United States
b'nh II short against the whole system of i'm,
Piled powers'-and yet, strange to say, they 20
Tor the reelection Of Gen. Jackson, who, if he be not
Tor " svs'em' of internal improvements, is in IA
'oF OF such as suit his fancy Or advance his interests
Who Is in favor likewise ola Tariff for protection
who, although opposed to the charter Of the Bunk
passed at the last session of Congress is in favor of
" United States Bank" Of another character, not
less ridiculous m its provisions than corrupting in
w'ehdetey-ih short, who IS as much guided in
his decisions BY It implied powers" as any, the
most iatltudodrian Of his predecessors III this is
an 1ncompTomi5tns war;" We have yet TO learn
'S meaning of our vernacular tongue. The Editors
vi nave to take lessons in this mode of warfare
''0m Col Ets,en. III. Plia:ox ofG!c wes'. snt who
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-30

f,en Jackson arrived at the Hermitage, nea
A1iiy He, Oh tAe l1th INST. He is SAID to be ii
good health.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-30

= Among the members cleo. of the next Lee
StsAltes u kentucky, We observe the name OF
inoot1 chIton, of lse,renchment memory.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-30

f. The Ontario (N. " Republican, has fol
lowed tn. example Of the Courier and Enquirer,
aud hauled down tbe J,ckson hAg Ditto OF the
Telegraph, printed at Muney. IN Pennsylvania.
The signs thi,kcn as the battle draws my.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-30
NOTICE..

CAUTION all pelsoi,s against trading viii,
Thomas Sands, and Pcrnea SANDS his slte.
for tieir iuterest N The estate o. james Marin, de
rcased, Of amherst county, as haze bought OF
iiern, and paid IN cas5, FDly Dollors, their own
P,lac, on Nottmhcr Ii, 1923.
JAMES T. MARTIN.
Aug 80 WY
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NOTICE.

SHALL. resume the duties Of my SeEsg on
=. MONDAY 3IScpt.ub1r Tine. or 10" pupils
can be accommodated with Bo.rl IN my family
JOHN CARY
Aug - mi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-30

Mss9uri-Thc elections arc also p.oare5siae
in THIS State,fr Governor, for Lieutenant Governor,
a,cmbets to the State LIE stature, AID i6t Congress.
The following art the retu7as ior iossrnor and
m3n1a. of Cos .ress, os far as received
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-30

'4s.# ,eaf.cnen are al Of the Jackson genus,
,'t",fse n the SpccieS.-Me.srs. Bull and Ashley
arr sapporteIb by .he party opposed 10 Col Benton,
4nI 81. i4sor Of the Bank, the Tariff and ln;ernal
inp,oysnent; while Messrs. Dunklim and Wells
&c sl.fofel by tie Benton faction.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-30

q nUosS IS rd ia. VIII l. !O.t'e u Nia-,i " tiah
conclude our remarks 10 day. Butt -, feveftie-
less, oa.ous eroaghto call for market r%cfrehsn-
sior. IL the studied ap?ea! Which - made Trough.
out the Message TO vulgar errors and bad pasf'ens
AMI the aEtful elaboration Of arguments, hollow aud
deceptive, but plausible, calculated 20 ooerH,e I'll
those VINO feel more than they reason. The Ell
dent purpose OF the message in this appeal IS follow
ed w by the circulation Of hundreds OF thousands
Of papers full of matter OF the same stimulating ten
dency. W. can liken this conduct to nothing that
we know ofbut tie exciting ola mob, by the hope
of plumber, under the name OF an equal distribution
of property, TO sack a city. -" The humble members
of society, y says the Message, " farmers, mechan-
les, and laborers, have a right 10 complain Of the IN
Justice their Government, . On account OF tie Bank,
because II makes " the rich richer, aud the potent
more powerful - The master of human nature
has embodied similar pleas of leaders Of mo0s III
one Of his Dramas. Like ;hls message, hey
-' Sighed forth proverbs
That, hunger broke through stone walls that, dogs
must eat
That, meat was made for mouths that, the Gods
Stnt not Corn for nc rict men oAt
"The Preside MS advisers are not ignorant OF
human nature they know lis weakness and creda-
lousness, unasslstet by education and, instead oi
trusting 10 their intelligence, have relied, IA thus up
peal, upon the ignorance of the multitude. Down
with this Bank, says the Message, aud you shall
all have IA far chance IN another, OF which | wall
furnish a project for you Down with the Bank,
repeat the cervilo echoes Down with the Baak,
and what a scramble we will have, boys iluzzah !!
lIuzzuh lIuzzai for the ltEFoRM p
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TNliIb ntXt session of the subscrlDef = Schoo. fr
u Young Iadlcs @lll commtiee on Monoay tho
% OF September
Terms, as heretofore, 'fl5, payable N advance.
Aug - 6uf ]" q. SMITH
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l.. KOHEP, MD. Il te ta'ee''e
Pca1SgiraHiJ.
SURGEON DENTIST,

N. Ut Af1t s.. Ta1dAeIbht0,
Offers hs professional sery.ices, n all rs various
branches.
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- so otpor oess by iastaight's mail.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-14

g COMMISSION BUSINESS 5dUard ~. Green
~ cey Co., ll3 Peari-street New York, coatinuc 10
transact commission business their usual terms.
Having devoted their time and attention to the same btu
nes5 FOR many years, they Aaer themselves il is in
their power to render entire satisfaction to all Merchants
who may wish their services the purchase ofany descrp-
ton Of Goods wanted for any part Of the United States
All orders for Goods promptly attended 70. Produce OF all
kinds received and sold on commission
.Nc,0 York, Jidy IS, 1882. 24-st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-14

YHVEN DOLLARS REWARD--Siolen from tIe sub
n scrber, Monday night last out Of my bed at
The Bowling Green in Caroline county, Twenty Dollar
Bill, number not recollccled. The circumstances
lOlows bad obuy barrel Of -four for Mr. NJ Young,
and told the bar-kceper would bring lin The money by
the return Of the stage; he told ne would trust ne
so had some money belonging 10 Of the drivers, and
IN the lot was the twenty dollar note before named and
handed It to lfe bar-keeper, who gave ten dollar
note and dollars IN silver and then retired bed and
they stole the money whilst was asleep.
+. ROLLS. Driver
August 10. 127-20 for r. Porter & Co
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-14

M Office 70 the creditors Of n. X. Thomas deceased;
have snail sum Of money in my hands TO be d-
vlded among the judgment creditors Of n. K. Thomas,
deceased Alpersons having SUCH other claims against
sa estate, will do well to present them Immediately
wish to pay away the funds in hand possible.
VIM. d. WREN, Scrgt. G. n.
July TO- Ism
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my RHTCEHaE 4 COOK.

9 Tho ENQUIRER Is published twice week. generally,
three times week during tho of the
rtee the same as heretofore Five Dollars
vance Notes OF chartered be
cevcd The the safety of remit
ting them by ma the being paid by the writer's
No will DO discontinued, discretion of the
Editors until all arrcaragc have been paid up.
OCT Whoever will guarantee the payment nine papers, shall
have the tenth gratis
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
o One less, first
% cents No advertisement
or assumed by in this city its
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-14

FEV0 SLAVE HOIDERS.-A gentleman owning rs.
y taies in Louisiana and Mississippi, is willing to pur
chase from % TO 100 negroes, in families be paid for
n Three nsiamcnts commencing year from the day
Of delivery with 10 per cent interest the purchase
money and payments secured in the most satisfactory
manner by mortgages, accepances, SC. o. ne would
purchase for cash, 80 prime, effective hands. Address
ELLIOTT HAMPTON,
August 2. f25-t1 Richmond, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-14

NNTlLL BIZ SOLD, on Thursday the 10TH day Of Au-
w gust next, the promises, two tracts OF Land,
within six miles Of Richmond one containing l2G acres
being the tract of land which reside; Tic other 226
lying back OF the Brook tavern and joins the lands
OF Mr.. g. Tdylcr and others 1t is thought unnecessa-
ry TO say any thing about the lands those disposed to
purchase would frat view them At the time will be
gold The growing crop Of and all the stock Of every
knd cows, hogs, sheep, &c, ~ehcr with the house.
bold and kitchen furniture. Should the weather prevent
sale on that day. it will take place the next Terms
oil sale made known on the day OF sale
July IL. f2O-tds1 J. WHITELAw.
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NOTICE.By virtue OF a Deed OF trust, executed by
q John w Jones and Martha his wife, bearing date OH
TIE 10th day Of November, $780, and of record ia the
county court OF Amelia, and to accomplish certain pupo
poses in said deed expressed, shall the Goth day Of
August 1892, OH the promises, sell by way of public
Ton Tor ready money, certain tract parcel Of land
with ITS appurenances lying and being ia the county oil
Amelia and adjoining the lands OF David Mann, James
Piche, and others, containing 2l5 acres more or less
such portion thereof may be necessary to answer the
unsatsled purposes OF said deed and deay tie expen-
ces incident to the execution Of said trust The title 10
said land believed to be good but acting trustees will
only convey the purchaser, the title vested in by
said deed. RICHARD s JONES Trustee
july ~
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a RUNAWAY.--Was committed 10 the Jail Of Eliza
IA beth City County, the 18Th day Of May, 1892,
negro who calls himself SAM and SAYS Inc was sold
by Samuel Sous Of Rockbndge Mr. Anderson OF Ala
bama He is five feet ten inches high; awnoy complex
ION, and has his lc eye brow and one on the
neck Just above his left collar bones large full eyes aud
very likely The will forward prove proper
~, pay charges, and take him away or he will be deal,
with according 10 law. WILLIAM T.. MOORE.
July 2T 23-2OOct. Sheriff r. G. G.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-14

n AND FOR SALE.-By virtue Of a Deed of Trust,
"a executed to me by George Claiborne for certain pur
poses therein mentioned, bearing date the 26ih March.
1892, and duly admitted to record in the county of King
William, shall proceed sell, King William Court
house on Monday the 20h of August public auction,
and Tor cash, the tract Of land whereon the said George
Claiborne resides, called Cedar Grove, lying Immediately
on the road leading from King William court house TO
West Point aud containing about two hundred and eighty
seven acre.; also the land which allotted the said
George Claiborne in the division of the estate of William
cambridge Claiborne. deceased, lying the Pamunkey
river in the county aforesaid and containing
Selling trustee, such title only as vrued in me
by said Deed will be conveyed.
RO. Il. WALLER, Trustee. :
August 7. 26-tls
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kssCz%M0.vD, U'ERGAyMg, TUESDAY: .qUGgST IA Isaa

VALUABLE AMELIA LANDS FOR SALE.--Pur-
suant to decree OF the Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for the County of Henco on the
zSd day oil June, 1882, in the of Scott al rs Har
rson ct AL the undersigned, Commissioners for that
purpose appointed will, Wednesday, the 9th day Of
September 1882, at the hour af IL O'clock A. NJ on the
premises oler for sale, at public auction, the highest
bidder the two following tracts of land belonging to the
estate oil Edmund Harrison, deceased, lying in Amelia
County, suecctto the dover his widow therein which
has been assigned, TO wit The tract called the Upper
Plantaon, containing in the whole 1923 acrcs--and the
tract called the Oaks Plantation, containing 1902 acres
the wholeas per pas and surveys thereof which will
be exhibited at the sale These will be sold entire
or IN smaller parcels TO suit purchasers shall be deemed
eXpcdicnt
1efmSCash will be required 10 the extent of the OK
penses oil and commissions the saesand the
lance oil the purchase money, credit of one, two and
three years will be given, in equal payments the purchas
ers executing bonds with approved security, and the title
VIII be retained until the whole purchase money is paid
The sale will commence on the Upper Plantation at the
hour above named-and will be adjourned TO- and conli-
noed on the Oaks Plantation Immediately thereafter.
HOLDEN RHODES.
SAAlL. L. PULLIAM.
August 2 Ok 81.
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NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NOTICE.-Randoiph, Macon College will be ready
IN Tor the reception and accommodation of Students on
the ninth day OF October next-Tuon fees will be fifteen
dollars for session OF five months, and board thirty dol
lars, exclusive OF bed washing, wood and candles. To
fifteen years. and must be prepared stand an examination
on English Grammar, Geography, Arithmetick, Mars
Eneids Jacobs Greek reader, Greek stament S John
GospeD and Gr@ca Minora their equivalen,s.-Th
Grammar School is already in successful operation the
secon. session commencing the 9th August Qnstant)-
Tuition fees for session of five months are:-
For the lower branches of English education $40
For Latin, Greek, and higher branches OF English SIP
Board may be had in the neghbourhood at SO
including bed Washing WOOD sc.
BY order of the Board OF Trustees.
August f.
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THNO TAlLOBS.-A good Tailor Of sober hal,s who
a can come well recommended, may get first rate
stand for business at the Red house. Charlotte connty
Virginia H. NJ ARMTSTEND p ~
aug. 10. 21-tlstOct
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AhANTED, an Apprentice to the Printing bus.
" ness, active, intelligent youth Of respectable
connections, from II to 10 years Of age Apply at the Of
Zee Of lis paper
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-14
August L.

IN5 FIELDING BELL:-As youare not an inhabi.
I'VE tant OF this Commonwealth, | notify you in this
mode that have filed in the Clerks Office OF the Circuit
Superior Court OF Law and Chancerv for the county of
Sussex, statement OF the for which shall nc
uuon the General Assembly Of Virginia at its next
session, TO be divorced from you, URcWlo HnairiO-
NH This statement Of facts is filed, for the purpose Of
having them established by the verdict Of Jury in the
sald Court agrccaby TO statute in such provided
preliminary TO the application to the Legislatures
Yours SC. SUSAN w. BELL.
august IO. 27-9tN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-14

IOrlCE.-fiaying purchased Land in North Carolina
and Intending to move thera now offer for sale my
tract 81 Ao"d on Iurnip Creek, (about two thousand
acres) in the upper endoi Charlotte county one mile from
the Fork OF Big Falling and Sanlon Rivers adjoining the
lands Of the heirs of Governor Patrick Henry ana Mr.
VIM. Taley & Sons who sl by shippers of tobacco
to be the best tobacco makers in Virginia This land Is
well adapted 20 fine Fancy Tobacco Corn and Wheat
large proportion OF it now to clear heavily tmbered,
with about two hun ired of soft rich bottom land
With the Tunip Creek running through il for three miles
which has been reclaimed by large canal with consile-
rabe expense, which renders lase proportion of this hot
tom land safe in the largest ieshets and good springs
on IL than any other tract Of the size have ever
In Virginia The improvements consist OF large and
convenient two story Dwelling House, with other
onvenicnt out houses, aud good set Of Tobacco
Barns any in the State. IA healthy a situation
as any between the Blue Ridge and tlie Aiopfr i
TO the Society OF the ncigborhood, it il not excel-
ed by any, principally composed of religious moral
and temperate people. This Land lies within four
miles OF Manufacturing Mill Big Falling at Brook
neal, very louiing Village where capital viii he kept
al all times TO purchase wheat, within cents of the LYNCH
burg current price, and VIII increase in price for wheat
inc hoanoke navigation improves, which Is in great
slate OF Improvement This Land will be sold on the pre-
misses, on Thursday the OH day Of September, 1892 to
the highest bidder ono twond uee wears credit tc
divided II required, into three four Tobacco Plana-
lions; In nay absence, Mr. John Cage, who lives in the
ncgborhood. will shew the Land. invite all who wish
70 purchase Land TO make the fine fancy tobacco to come
and view this, as it is seldom such Lind IS in market
viii also sell two other tracts OF Land privately, al
and years credit; lying Stanton River, one mile
above Brookncal, in Campbell county containing two hun
ded acres. This Land is well adapted 10 corn wheat and
tobacco with most valuable mill site on the River will
fall sufficient and wafer in quantity cgcct Manuac.
turing Mills Spinning Facloes, or any other establish.
meni that cn'erphsng Of capital may wish engage
in.
The other Tract Of Land, lying on Great Creek IN
Mccklenburg county one mile from Roanoke River, an,
thirty miles from the town Of Weldon This tract contain
3OS acres, one-tlrd OF which is first rate Low Grounds
This land is well adapted to the culture Of tobacco corn
wheat and cotton; we'll watercd with eooI Springs am,
Great Creek running through it, For terms for these tv,
last mentioned tracts, apply 10 the subscriber, Mr. Ro
bert Morton Of Charlotte who is duly authorized to con
firm any contract THOMAS PALMER
Mar BrooFneal, Campbell county, Ha.
7 August TO- 21-6t
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N. b'-Being necessarily obliged be from home for
months to come, the above sale will he postponed un
III me Isl oil November next, whchd day il vii be posi-
uVey sold at public auction. In the meantime the usual
crop OF wheat will be seeded on the farm
July Ia. 20-tds JNO. w HOOMES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-14

additional Books Of Subscription opened.
Vie President and Directors of the James River
n Company have appointed the gentlemen named in
the following list, Commissioners for opening Books of
Subscription to the James River and Kanawha Company
at places respectively designated
Where Commissioners appointed for county gene
ray they are authorised TO open books the
ana such other parts of the county they may think
proper.
The Commissioners arc requested TO open their books
immediately and keep them open, unless otherwise in
structed until the second Monday in December next
when they are 10 be closed and returned forthwith the
Second Auditor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-14
INVALUABLE PAMUNKY Lamb FoR SALE

" ALUABLE PAMUNKY LAND FOR SALE
ne subscriber again offers for SALE that valuable
lar lying on both sides of the Pamunky river, in the
counties oil King William and Hanover, and containing
from 1000 TO 1900 In point of locality and fert
oil SOIL this farm excelled by but few in Eastern Viz
ginia. III lies miles from Hanover Town from 3 10
rom hanover Courthouse, II from Richmond and i'm
OF the most respectable and genteel society
ne son is wen adapted to the culture of the staple COM
ouues, such as corn, wheat, cotton &c.-The fields
well arranged and well supplied with am abundance of
uhoer and water and the whole almost an unbroken
,eVe ihe improvements, situated cmnence on the
Ming William side, consist OF a comnodious dwelling
mousse sufficient for the accommodation of large family
WIN All the necessary outhouses necessary for am extern
ve arn-Ihe subscriber invites those disposed TO pur
erase oview the farm, and make their communications TO
MN by letter or otherwise at Tappahannock Essex coun.
", va. and they will meet with prompt attention
Should not this farm be privately disposed of sooner il
VIII without reserve, the 30th day of August next or
the premises JOHN w IJOOMES
iaPpahahhock, May 9TH. 2-wt30hAug
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August 2.

HHLK ISLAND FOR SALE.-In obedience 10 a de-
hZ cree oil the Circuit Superior Court OF Law Chan
Gerry Tor the county of enrico pronounced ON the 10Th
day OF June, 1882, in suit pending in said Court where
in John Peyon Boiling and others plaintiffs, and John
Gillian and others defendants the subscriber the COM
missioner therein named, will offer for sale, public
on at the Eagle Tavern, in the City OF Richmond on the
Both day of August next the estate in the will OF Doctor
James y Gillian, mentioned, called Elk Island Including
the high land called Tuggles and halt the fishery
This property is generally known be of the most va
liable estates in Virginia, the Island being James River
low grounds OF the first quality. Persons desiring view
the land referred to Mr. Fowler the present manager
OF the estate, by whom il will be shewn Possession will
be given on the first day of January next; but the pur
chaser will have the privilege of sowing crop of wheat
this fall and the privilege of curing the growing crop of
tobacco will be reserved Judge May the present tenant
The sale will be credit Of one wo three and four
years. equal ins,aments the first payment TO be
by bond, with approved personal security, and the title
to the lands TO be reserved until the whole purchase mo-
ncy shall be paid, a security therefor.
am authorized say, that the purchaser shall desire
it, Judge May will have full crop of wheat on the
land on fair terms.
w. M. ATKINSON, Commissioner.
Petersburg, July llth, 1882. 20-td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-14

a CUMBERLAND LAND FOR SALE.-t9ill be sold
" on the 9th day of September next by order of the
county court OF Cumberland, made on the 26h July,
1857 on the premises, 10 the highest bidder, by the un-
dersgned commissioners, appointed by the said court or
any three OF hem tract of land lying in the county of
Cumberland, part OF the estate left by the late Geo n
Skpwiih, containing about 625 acres about fifth of the
land is well tmbered. The dwelling house is large
and connodous, and has adjacent it every Office
cessary for the accommodation of large family The
terms are one third cash. the balance in equal annual
payments with interest from the day of sale, be secur
by bond and security, with deed of the pre-
misses Possession will he given the first of January
cNi ila nmEclasnr will he al,a.-n