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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-27

EN- CERY-VIRGINIA-At a Circuit Superior
VI Court OF Law and Chancery continued and held for
the county Of Cumbeildnd, at the Court house Of said
county, on Thursday, September 5ib, 1888:
Philip J. Buster, adm'r of Blake b. Woodon dec who
for the benefit Of John W. Nash, Pills.
against
IIezekah Ford, admir- de bonis non Of George Carson.
deed, John Marlborough and Elizabeth his wife, George
NJ Carson Matilda Carson, Theopbilus X. Carson, Au.
gustus E. Carson, EgbeH w. Carson, Sarah NJ Carson,
Mavina W. Carson aud Alonzo b. Carson, and Beverly
Brown admir- Of Benaah Brown dec. aud Samuel Clop-
ton, Deus
The defendant Samuel Clopon, not having entered his
appearance, aud given security according TO the acts Of
Assembly aud the Suies OF this court and appearing by
satisfactory EVIDENCE that he is inbsblant OF this
counylt Is ordered, that the said defendant Samuel
Copion, do appear here the day Of the April
term aud answer the conpsnanIs bill aud that copy
Of this order be forthwith inserted IN some newspaper
published in the city Of Richmond, for two months
cessyely, and also posted at the front door Of the Court
house OF this county for two successive court days,
a copy. Teste,
JOHN DANIEL, C. c. c. c.
Dec. 10. 63-wSw
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n AND FOR SALE. By virtue Of a decretal order
H. from the County Court OF Chesterfield The under
signed commissioners will offer for sale, the 18th day
Of January, 1884, upon the premises, auction 10 the
highest bidder, credit fone aud two years. tract Of
Land (he residence OF the late Henry Brdgwser, deco
within five miles OF Mancheste adjoining the lands Of
William Lankord, Benz Hatcher dec. and others,
and supposed to contain two hundred and thirty Acres.
The place is well waered, considered healthy the
buildings t little expence) sufficient for the Of
family Bonds with approved security will be required.
and the title retained until the purchase money is paid.
JOHN HOWLETT,
ANDERSON EDWARDS,
BENJAMIN HATCHER, Comms'rs.
BENJAMIN HORNER,
THOMAS HOwLETr.
Dec. 27. 7o-w,as
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A CLASSICAL SCH0OL.-Th School al Long Creek
" Louisa county, viii be continued next year, under
the sole superintendence OF the subscriber who has had
twenty years experience in the profession he has chosen
In this school will be taught the Greek Latin lam
guages English Grammar, English Competitions Geogra
ply, with The OF Maps and Globes, Mathematics and
Arithmetic The School will commence on Monday, the
goth OF January 1894 and terminate the day Of De-
cember following There will be vacation of four weeks
commencing the 18th day OF June The charge Tor
board, tuition, washing, lodging fuel will be SlIO,
payable, half on the LIST day Of June 1884, and the
other half the LIST day OF December following. Long
Creek is 80 miles from Richmond 81 from Frede
81 from Orange Court house, and % from Gainesville.
The Stages from Richmond Orange Court. house, and
from Fredericksburg Gainesville pass the School
house Letters the subscriber, should be directed 10
Long Creek p o. Louisa. WILLIAM NELSON
December D. 6l-laff
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THNO TOBACCO PLANTERS.--Wc have understood
~ that report in circulation in the Tobacco conn.
Try, that the Inspectors Shocke house. ia the
habit OF making deduction Of per cent from the gross
weight OF every hogshead OF Tobacco weighed 10y them
and that this deduction is maGe At the Public Ware.
house in this place. There mistake in point OF fact: we
do not make deduction of per cent, but we have
been IN the habit Of dednciing hall per from the
gross weight OF every upon epunrv Of the
Inspectors at the Public Ware house we find that SINH.
lar deduction il mae 10y them. The reason why this de-
duction has been made is this; when the Tobacco
weighed altogether in scales ii the practice Of The
Inspectors TO give down weig since the Patent Balances
have been introduced in the Ware houses found by
balancing hem and taking Oft half per cent, the weights
not better, than giving down weight 10 the scales
But ia future, no deduction will be made by
MOSBY & SHEPPARD, Inspectors
ot Shock0 WGre.house, Richmond.
Dee. 18th, 1888. 6S-w6w
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CHERoKEEs.-A Cherokee Council was recently held
at Red Clay Tennessee, which is said have resulted in
decided division between the grating aud non eni
grating parties.
Messr- Ridge and Cody belonging 10 the former
dered their designations, which accepted, and they
expected TO enrol their for emigration, and
that with them, nearly half OF the Indians would 20
OF the Mississippi The enFomen,s said to be go.
ing OH rapidly.
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MfXCHANGE TAVERN formerly kept by Puryear,
VI and last 6y BaIL-Tbe subscriber having rented
this well known stand, at the corner leading 10 Trent's
Bridge respectfully informs his friends, acqUainraDces,
and the public generally, that he is prepared accommo-
date and horse with board, by the day or week.
His table, bar, and stable, shall be all times ell SUD.
Piled and his prices moderate. He will use every exer-
lion give general satisfaction, and hopes by attention
to business, TO merit a share of public favour
BEVERLEY J. SIZER
N. B. Horses will be kept on livery as moderate
any other stable. Particular attention will be
paid TO horses left in his care.
Manchester, Dec. 81. 6S-w4w
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"a ABOURERS WANTING.-I wish TO hire for the
III ensuing year. seventy Eve young, active and able
bodied Ldboures for the Of the Chesterfield Rail road
CompauyFor such, liberal prices will be given Appli-
cation TO he made to the subscriber the Rail road ofc
in Msnchester, to Mr. David Moore Roadsve on Tie
Railroad, nedr tie Chesterfield coal mines.
TIIoS. JORDAN, Superintendent.
December 10. 67-usJ
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MARRIAGES.

Married at Wnnsvlc the evening OF the l2th
d" a. Brown Dr. John NJ. Wls, tho amble Miss Emily
"auS"er oi SAMUEL Il Wooden, all OF Fuvanna county
My fair content forever I'LL their breast.
Aud not anxious disturb their rest.
IN Halifax Va, by the Rev. Nit Britain on tho
AZ Linn r. Nm mt at the residence OF Mr. Matthew Young
"" noNey a." Williamson couoty Tennessee, to Mics FL
mira hSuns see1.' Is"gh,r OF MI Matthew H. Young
inc "eN Jas Edwards, the 5tbinst, John Wilson, Esq
OF Sury county TO Ms Minerva daughter VIM
Jones' ec ae Of the same n COLLECT Nancy
H. Williams both 81" Sury
inst Dr. Cary Wilkinson, CITY county, to Ms Re-
becca Il Soutlnll . Sury
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SITUATION WANTED-A single who wishes
~ TO get business a manager on farm who has had
several years experience large farms James River
aud who can come well recommended Any gentleman
who may wish TO employ manager for the year 1884,
that viii give toerable liberal wages will please
muncate to E. II. j. adore ssed Richmond Post Of
hce and will be attended to. Should situation be
oi red to suit farm, he would engage in any other
business that might offer, SO he could do well,
December 27. 7O-2,-
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~ large meeting Of the citizens Of this place was
were addressed by b. W. Leigh. Robert Stsnsrd j. Ly-
ons, Jr and Jno Forbes Esqrs the subject Of the
novai Of the u States Bank Deposites Pacu our
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NOTlCE.-There is now confined in the Gao OF the
~ City of Richmond, negro man, who calls himself
HENRY WILSON, and says he belongs 10 Arthur En-
merry OF King s. Queen County, State Of Maryland Said
Henry is about 80 years OF age of dark complex
ion. and about five feet inches high II said Henry
does belong 10 said Emmery he will please
prove properly pay charges and take him away other
wise he will be dealt with the law such cases.
THOMAS HARDY,
Gdoler for HIM d. Wrenn, S c. r.
Richmond Dec. 9Th, 1888. 70-wl2w
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HNiFTY DOLLARS REwARD.-Ran away from the
IL subscriber, living Richmond, in the county of
Chesterfield, negro woman named MlLLY, about
twenty five years OF age. She is small thin of
light complexion. Her left ring finger is sf-She carried
oil variety OF lothing-sbe may probably attempt
cape TO New Kent che originally came from General
Chamberaynes estate The above reward will be paid,
II taken and secured out Of the Sa,eor $685. if taken
in the State, and all reasonable expenses paid.
Dec. 27. [70-w4t1 GEORGE COX, Jr.
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|heSSTs. WtHidm O.. ODe,fon, and Samuel O,e,to,.
ana Mrs. Elisabeth Il. BoOker. tcido,c ami yeGct ~
Porhdm Booker, deceased, Formerly EHsabs6 ~
OUeTfOn L.
TENAKE notice, that I shall take The deoos,;oo. ,
N nard Sesy, Dudley Seay, Samuel Button AInn
Burton, Allen Jeler, sr, Rodophil Jeter, James HiIsm"n'
rlIldm ! Egg.e''on' Thomas Pride, Austin Seav. John
IN The county oil Amelia, on Tuesday The FIRST dav Of o.
.1oer next, commencing at 10 o'clock in the morning of
we. icy, sna continuing from day to day, until Friday The
to"IIn uay OF me same month, unless sooner finished. IN
y. 70 'eSu = evidence in a suit in Chancery, depending in
.he circuit superior Court of Law and CRsncery, for ic
and Others are defendants. "J'e"
yours, &c. CHRISTOPHER FORT.
Executor If Samuel Ford, deed
august 9Th, 1893. % ,"""
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JOHN WILEY,
NJ. GREEN,
THOS. WILEY,
ALLEN JETER,
JONES WOOD.
2S-2aw2x&y wtI,
Augus, ID.

VA HITE HALL SEMINARY.-Thc exercises IN
v mis Seminary for the instruction of yontI, yvl
commence on the 18th OF January, 1891, and terminate nm
VI" ioth december foIIowing.-The conduct oft will be
!" NE immediate superintendence of Mr.. Tompkies
.ne same Individual who has charge Of it at the presen,
ume'-in relation TO the qualifications of The tearhsr
whose services are engaged, | forbear saying any hing
oeing impressed with the belief, that whatever ,nioI,
say 10 ms commentator would probably have little WEIGHT
WIN the publlc.-ADy who may feel inclined IN r.,
your US with their patronage are invited to visit the scbool
~ person. he course OF instruction will embrace ,bs
oTuihary branches OF the English language, TO wit: Rad
ing " ritlng, Arithmetic, Geography, History. and aIso
ue LaUn and Greek Languages. Stfict attention will bo
Pd,u 10 the department Of pupils, both within and ont oi
scnoo'' and every facility afforded them in the prosecu,ion
0 'helr respective studies, which steady spplcaion
un''eu TO unremitted assiduty on the part OF their instrnc'
Vol can cnsure.-Tbe subscriber wishes 10 take into LHs
Idhl'y SIX or eight b%oarders, not exceeding the o. If siv
,een years. The terms for board and tuition arc eiaL,,
dollars, payable at the end OF the year. A vacotiop q -
month VIII be given during the summer eason TLe
wen attested claims which this, az well az the ,dio;nin.
neIghborhoods can prefer with regard to healthinIness
are too well known and appreciated 10 require anv COM
ment. THO nGSWE" e0m-
n White Hall, Hanover county.
P.S. Any letter addressed to me and directed 70 T,v
'orsviIle. Hanover county, Va, will be promptly at,e"1
ed to.-Persons who may wish to engage, are desired 70
G., e "PP""" II. ID.
SePD 85-w2w&15Dw4w
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S. ESTERN YIRGINIA-

feEh'pS no section Ot country Of the same extent ma
etsses greater natural advantages than that portion Of the
STATE oil virginia westward of the Blue Ridge, which zoe
sha'I dcnoiuiuate Western Virginia. Possessed of a eli.
mate the most stlubrious and invigorating, and a soil han.
ply adapted to The production of almost every thing nae.
iI 10 man, ho'hing Is wanting but industry 10 render hi.
one OF me iairest agricultural portions of The globe. The
Y1iles OF Tie Shenandoah, the upper James River. the
Cfaat handwha and HOlstoin, found in this porlion of na
Commonwealth, present a field almost unriyaIled for t,e
eSer'lons OF an industrious aud enterprisiue population
some "i these, a. yet, are comparatively unreclaimed and
IA a state OF nature; but the time ia not distant. when. an.
DER The invigorating influences Of wise aud saluiary regu.
l@'ions' they viii be seen teening with the products Of
enterprise and industry.
Dut "e'iern Virginia is not remark ible ONLY for ag,ic,L.
'uid' advantages. Her ios.ii and mineral wealth is ma
WHERE surpassed, II, indeed, IL is any where eo,.Iled
lou l.'o' ~ psuin, coal aud salt are found disper.eJ IN
u'"s'en' places IN ms region, some OF which have slra,dy
Income iruii1l source OF commerce. and of vsaIu,
OH,eT atu similar sources Of wealth may SUI be hurled
ond concealed from the eye VI man in our exiensivs f.,
rest regions. "'
The salt Of the Kinawha ad H,,s,e;c ,o,.
tie home consumption. is already an ardcis of oypro,yHas
anl profitable commerce upon most OF the yos,c,, 80
The iron OF The valley, the excellence Of which il r.,Ii'
'dfnittct, fvoid ' so'u become a staple Of commerce ,,I
source OF wealth % tbdt section, did the Improvement -
ths coin ~ supply the required facilities Tor the ,r.nsn,r
'auoI OF 20 rumbersotde ~ arIcie3 1he4 euutne rated ma
hn'"e'oil'', U'oug1 aifeIly claiming ndiice from their con.
sequence, are 10 be regarded ~ Yeti in their infancy. com.
Patea WIN the rank they will hereafter attain 10 In nun.
nsF' anu extent should the increasing commerce and en-.
IefPri'e OF the country coll forth their resources. with
she exception Of he commercial channels. which nature
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UNn"Af IN JAiL-Wasc committed TO the JaI
OF hanover county as a runa way on the 18Th dav nj
hPrn Ia't, negro boy named Perry, who saws he was III.
req lor we present year by Richard n. Payne Of Hen,ico
s'u ,hdt ne belongs TO the estate Of Francis TimbetIaLc'
gee o Of whom Granville Timberlskei is The adm'r The sati
boy Is about fifteen or sixteen years old. is a btioh, sa"
la'o, mas a scar on the under part Of The right isw. occs.
stoned by the cut Of = switch and another on The 1,on, 81
ms leit leg: had on when committed a homo sn,, ro,sy
about and pantaloons, aud an old velvet vest. The oyvno,
vs. requested TO come forward, prove his property, paw isiI
ices, and take him awsy-otherwise mo 1yiIi be :, ~ ~
as The law directs. LANEV IoNEs N 81 ' WIN
Csrter Berkeley, Sheriff aud Tailor Of Hanover O..
'"g 3" ~20-wI2gs
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a SITUATION WANTED.-A Young Man Oh
IA for some time past. has been ENGAGED ~ ;, VINO
school, wishes to get employment for the ensuing vesr' i55
some nee'tny section Of Virginia. He is well onaI6ed in
.sacn .e ureek, Latin and English Languages, the Ma.
thenancs' Geography, with the use Of The Maps and
y.ooes, At'.n!nehc, &c. Ample testimonials Of his moral
,a"nGc, = u quahhcations will be given. Early com
p,nns ere requested. Letters addressed to J. II. O.,
VI pans Post Office, Orange county, va, (post paid,
September. f""P aSwt
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& N~koCEkiES, DOMESTIC GooDs, CorroN YARNS
w &c.-Ddrid. anderson, J., Cary street, has now i,
Store the principal part of his Fall stock of Groceries. Do
nestle Goods, Cotton Yarns, &c.-consistinp in mart Of IN,
following articles, most OF which, having been purchase,
before the I'm Important advance which has lately taken pIac,
III many staple articles, he is enabled 10 offer 10 his cus,o
mers and the public generally, an assortment of Goods i,
his line, upon as good terms as they can be purchased II
any OF the Northern Markets.
1875 hhds. St. Croix, Porto Rico and n. q su,ars
part prime
S5 boxes and hbls. refined do
i65 bags Porto Rico, Rio and Java coffee
20 hhds. prime retailing molasses
laoo sacks Liverpool filled salt, a very superior article
zoo do. do ground Alum do.
OH Kegs cut nails and brads, assorted sizes
~ do. box and clinch nails, for tobacco factories
81 IONS Swede, country and English iron
L ton plough plates
z tons American blistered Steel
IL ton English and German do.
10 boxes tallow candles
20 do. sperm. do.
20 do. soap
rs do. s by 10 and 10 by IL window glass
Fresh gunpowder, imperial, and black teas
500 sides heavy russetleather
$50 calf and kip skins
300 oak tanned sole leather
pipe and 2 half pipes superior old Cognac brandy
i puncheOn very fine old Antigua rum
do. Jamaica do.
sicily Madeira wine, woOdhouse brand, In pipes,
half pipes and or. casks
20 bls. Bumgardner's old reciied wbiskey
Common do. in hhds. and barrels
Pepper, ginger, and pimento
~Sa',petre, indigo, and madden
COpperds, alum, and birthstone
Cap, letter, and writing paper
Bed cords, leading lines, and Irvine
20 kegs Dupont's gunpowder
$50 bags shot, assorted sizes
1000 lbs. bar lead
80 bis stark Armistead's' family roe behring's
20 bis. cut do.
l25 nests iron and wood bound ware
ALSO. Cat factory prices0
ZooOO lbs. virginia yarns, from the most approved fac,o.
ries, viz: Cunningham & Anderson OF Rich.
@ond' Ghas'ain Clarke of Manchester, James
Scott OF Isle OF Wight.
45 bales cotton ogsnaburgs, D.
IS do. 3D. shiriings, cunningham s. Ander-
ID do. A sheetings, son.
81 do. Sd sheeiings,
3 do. 7S do.
o do. cotton ogsnaburgs, Northern msnufac-
10 do. Suffolk drllings, iure.
4 cases bleached shiriines.
Aug. 30. % n,
HAMES CoNt,1Ss,o- H--.-.
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THH KS. JARVIS has removed 10 the house on lire cor.
uyn nr opposite her late residence, over The store Of Mr.
i" aiter ~ Blair, and directly opposite the Theatre. She
."NeS VIZ opportunity OF Offering her thanks for The patron.
age she mas received, and OF soliciting a continuation of the
tember. " "eP-
Miss Liscome's Infant School will he ken, in ,s auo
house with Mrs. Jarvis. and open at the same line ~
Richmond, Sept 9Th, 1888. al
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q NoNF loNAR ESTABLISHMENT---1ba
~ subscribers having entered into CO. partnership. nm
d'rihe urn OF ATKINSON s. NOEL, md taken tho s,,nd
on MAIN street formerly occupied by Mr.. George Wilson
ana recently ny Mr. Samuel Coe, for the purpose of car,
Iynson ue confectionery business, hey beg leave to ac.
Iuo'n' VIC" friends and tie public, that they will kee,
constantly on hand every article in the confectionery line
~ 'e oest qualify, and will sell the same on reasonable
eams, KEY are PTfPared 10 furnish families or Public
the'r oar VII he furnished with the best liquors and " ines
'"a' can be procured; and we pledge ourselves TO a ~
pains IN trying 10 give satisfaction 10 those that NAV f,ros
US with their custom. They will at all Zines sell candle,
&c. at a very small advance.
TURNER ATKINSON,
EDWARD +. NOE
N'P' 3b-8t
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we! Those ,crse. form F, b outitul eoGp,erpsrtto the lines add,
inter.
from til. Albany August
An APPEAL-BS a YoUro LADY or KtxprRu,ov
Why choose the crowds iynoble doom,
Ani Ma.,e Thy morn, Of pleasures Dir, amiOss
Wien an ,bing. light for aim arc bcamins!
~ every hope men fond v cherish
tY NIL the he rts to ,hinc allied
" IN 'osd'rp ere hio's vcrdute perish,
VI, many n lip condemns thy PAST,
long has, ,ho9 seemed a %~syword rovsj
new. u stainless pagr turn over!
topns th !. .o S,s , T",GT'. .hS nef FL yr''
Tn I when youth. cloud 4 star has sc,,
Thy m~enhooIs sun shall rise in cory.
What link in plcasure', Gr,sile choin
Hath kept thee mid har victims ,oilins!
kno~ft thou not eve'y spell is vain,
IhSt sefpents Meath her bowers ac coilinss
Thou'st ~wor'hip'd a, her Protein. shrine
In many a scene of naughty ~splendour,
And mSny II land OF charms divin,
Hath soon thee to her power surrender.
She'li haun, thee iong. Thy danger know
Lest honor Troop -uiec,iou weary,
Add Garth Mt last n desert grow, -
30 iount TO cheer, is sam meas dIeary!
my genius blight, thy spirit's death,
For these her wealth the siren scsi;srs.
For these her cup-her songs rich breath.
For theso thy widest dIoam she n tiers.
Like spring flowers mid ing niai snow.
Seep ,n.sth Thy pride the germs of feeling
When lip and brow wear scorn congo ding;
Oh, to ,ihyself one hour he iu.t;
hcn caU thee yet tho nnrbic- hearted.
away with pride aud cold distrust,
Prove feeling pure has not departed.
90, on and gather knowledge nop,
Lot wisdom check thy spirits rowing.
Etc ono frail loaf desert life's hor.h:
No 6rSt mid go " favor'd moving!
Thou boatest n nnmn DER which is she'd
Tho light that from her tempo benncth-
AID yet as sunshine on tho dead,
Ocr thy young heart the rndia nco strenme m.
On, on! farewell accept my PRAYER.
That grief may naver dSrkcn DER thee.
That sunbeam, ioun,, and 1uw'ret fair.
May bless each path that 9 cams before thea
May no rude storm Hopes anchor move
May holy Famo no moI- be shaded:
And may "tho passion lie ayes OF love-,
Breathe fragrance when III bloom hns f,ded.
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IAMPDEN SYDNEY COLLEGE The semi.an.
EA nual Examination At Ibis Insiilution, will be held
P""no'y W the College Chapel, commencing on FRIDAY
the 10Th Of September, and closing n n TueoJ,, d. o,IIS
- commencement viii take place on Wednesday the
on. ne Anniversaries OF the Literary and Philosophical
9o..e,y, u" me Ph'l 'nihropic and Union Societies, will
be celebrated publicly on Thursday the goth. The annu,i
ineellig 81 the boardoi Trustees will take place on FRIDAY
'he Z''h The next session of the College will commence
Guilty, "'
Sept. 3. I3i--51 p McyTCCAD
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NOTlCE.-was committed to the Jail Of tho city of
IN Richmond. on the sixth day Of May last. as a runa-
way, Vhe owner onknown) a Negro man, who says his
name Is Charles Day, and that he Is a free man; was born
aud raised in Alexandra, has no free papers, aud saws that
he never had any. Charles is about 20 years old, five
fset two inches high, OF a dark copper color, well set, no
marks discoverabie; had on when committed. grey cassi.
net round about and pantaloons, blue cloth vest; he saws
that his mother was set free before he was born, by Mr..
Broadwater,a Methodist preacher; that he has worked tor
MIR. &. Neal. (when ho was Mayor Of Alexandria and
that he knows him to be free; il he Isl runaway. his ow.
ner is required TO come for Sard, prove property. pay cbarp
es and take MN away, on oc will be dealt with as The law
directs. DAVID WHITE. Tailor.
for William D.. Wren, Serg't. Richmond
August l3. 2S-2m
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SSALE OE In pursuance II a decree of the
~ Circuit Superior Court OF Law aid Chancerv for The
county OF Nelson, pronounced in the case OF Rivcs agaius,
Austin aud others, the undersigned, as Commissioner. will
proceed TO sell, at Lovingston, in the county OF Nelson. on
" ednesday, the 2d day of October next. To the HIGHEST
bidder, on a credit of onc, two, three and Tour wears, Che
purchaser or purchasers giving bonds with approved secu-
riy, and a deed oil trust on the land to secure the nav
lnents) a tract of land in the county of Nelson, on The
branches of the South fork OF Rock6sh River, adjoining
The lands OF Norborne Thomas, the estate OF Zach. Nevii
anu others, and containing by survey 1872 acres, l rood and
30 perrhes. This land l. all in woods, and is we'll adapied
10 the culture of corn, wheat and tobacco.
MAYO CABELL, Commissioner.
July 80. 2Iwwsy