Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-30

a. 70 The Creditors and Hshs " The late .urs .Narv
Randolph. deed, Of Amelia county. Yirgi,,ia.
MAKE notice that shall Friday, the 9th dav of
proceed bsoo n~ n, county
~ Court Of Amelia, to settle up my account
OF tho estate OF the said Mary Randolph Decd so far as
the payment OF debts and distributions among her heirs
The creditors OF tho said Mary Randolph, deed, arc
hereby notified that unless they their claims pro-
pery authenticated for payment the on or
before the 9Th day oil September next that this notice will
plead in bar OF of any claim on
assets remaining in my hands, will take place among The
heirs on the said day. WILLIAM EGGLESTON.
; ;, Administrators Of Mrs Mary Randolph. decd
Amelia county, July 10, 1885, 22-td
NOTlCE-A persons Indebted to the estate OF Captain,
Peter Foster, deceased, late of the county of Ham
over requested to make imme diae nav 10 the
subscribers and all persons having against the estate
EDWIN SHELTON, ad,n'or. soith
the ,ciH annexed Of Peter Foster, deceased
Hanover July 10th, 1888. 22-st
NIX RIVER LAND FOR SALE.-By virtue Of a
~ Deed OF Trust executed by Robert Townes and
Jane his wife, TO the Subscriber TO secure the
certain debts therein expressed, and duly recorded in
the Clerks ONCE Of the County of Psyvania, will be-
sold to the highest bidder at Nicholas in the
State OF Virginia, Saturday the 7th day of September
next that being the Superior Court day OF the County Of
Nicholas mic 1878 AcREs OF LAND, lying and being the
said County Of Nicholas, Elk River about sixty miles
above the Charleston Kanawha Salt Works This tract Of
land was formerly the property Of McCeery and Others
Creerys Tract Its quality good as that of any Tract
on Elk River OF the extent Timber and Coal of the
hnest quality are abundant this Land. Elk River is
navgable considerable distance above McCreery's
Tract, for the largest Glass Of Boats navigating the west
ern waters OBrian's Creek runs through the tract ON
which lair proportion Of the Land is we'll adapted to Gull
uvauonthe timber on which very valuable and which
may DO brought to the River at small expense This
rac' OF Land the rare advantage for in that
Pa Oh inc country OF being easily accessible, and of af
iordng access within half dozen miles, to several excel
lent Mills The Land will be sold entire-or will be d.
vded into lots to suit purchasers Three hundred dol
lars in cash will be required on the day of sale and one
TWO and three years credit will be given for the balance
Bonds with good security and Deed of Trust on the land
%, be required Of the purchaser The sale will be con-
quoted by COL John Williams, who is my agent. All per-
sons interested in the sale of the above land are
attend as il will positively be sold Persons disposed
70 examine the land previous TO the day of SALE will
please to call on Mr. Senne Trple who re sides near the
tract, and will shew it,
The title to the above tract of Land is believed to be in
dspuaoe, but such only as is vested in by the Decd
OF Trust under which act will be conveyed to the nur
Danville, July Is. 2I~3t
IENHE AMERICAN POTTERY MANUFACTURE.
IL ING COMPANY, Jersey City. have opened a
warehouse for sales at No. l24, Maiden lane between
Pearl and Water streets) New-York.
The Company beg leave to inform their customers and
country dealers generally that the works are in full opera
on in the manufacture of c. c. dipt painted and edged
Earthenware which they offer for SALE in with
"Sso unen Vi printed emma and Glass Ware, repack-
ed from the shelves, or in original packages any quantity
TO suit purchasers. 1''
The very liberal encouragement the Company have re.
ceed from The city dealers and country merchants is the
best evidence of the good quality the Ware and that
the American people are disposed to encourage manu-.
acture so important TO the United Sates-and the Com
Pany confidently state, that they offer to
dealers not in the of any importing house as MANY
oil the articles manufactured by them cannot be imported
al charges less than 80 TO 100 per cent.
GEORGE TINGLE, Sole Agent for
the Company, No. 124 Maiden lane, New York
N. Bust received from the Factory a fresh supply
Oh Oh. me celebrated hre-Proof Yellow Naples and Pic
Also an assortment Of Stone Pitchers, variousy orna-
mented; Spittoons Tea Tubs, SC.
Orders promptly attended TO, and the Ware carefllv
packed July 1871 2l-l2t
YHNHE MERCH M A