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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-16

SALE OF LOTS IN FARMVIILE.-On the 22d day
~ OF August next il fair, or il not the fair day
viii be sold TO the highest bidder on credit Of one and
two years. equal ins,alments) fifty lots adjoining the
town OF Farnvile; the said lots generally half
each and laid oil on corresponding with
the plan OF said town. There many Of the lots well
suited for building situations for families, and the whole
well situated aud desirable property The sale
in pursuance OF decree OF the County Court OF Prince
Edward plat Of the land can be by application
the Subscriber and the lots will be shewn any person
wishing TO see them before the sale.
NATHL +. VENABLE,
Guardian Of I'm. g. Venabie
June Ia. Lids
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LAND FOR SALE-nv vir,ue Of a

HNlMBERED LAND FOR SALE.-By virtue Of a
power OF attorney from Richard III. Adams, OF Lou
svile, Kentucky, shall offer for sale, at public
ton, at Fuvanna Court House, OH the 10Th day Of the
present month, being the first day Of Fuvanna Court
Tract OF Land containing 765 IL lying in the
the immediate vicinity Of Bernardsburg, aud the Union
Mills. This land is heavily covered with the best pine
and white oak timber, and in the neghborhood of several
mills, which the timber be hauled over good
road, and from which be readily transported Rich
mond Charlottesville The situation is healthy the soil
well adapted TO the growth Of wheat and tobacco
and from the indications the surface and some
discoveries made adjacent lands il is thought that
probably contains gold ore-The will be sold eure
or divided 10 suit purchasers.
Terms-one third cash, and balance in ami IL months
with approved security. HEATH JONES MILLER.
August 8. 27--tds
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d lSSOLUriON.--r The partnership OF BiiYord Brooks
y & Co is this day dissolve 10y mutual consent All
business relating 10 the said will be settled by
Biniord, Brooks, Gay Co.. to whom those
indebted TO will please make payment.
JAMES j. BiNFORD,
JAS. G. BROOKS,
RICHARD JONES.
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ANO-PART NERSHlP.--The subscribers have thisday
" entered into partnership, under the firm OF BijOTd,
Brooks Gay s. Co., aud will carry the Dry Goods bu
in the house heretofore occupied by BDiod, Brooks
Co. Their stock OF Staple and Fancy Goods is quite
large, and in lew weeks they will be able offer their
friends and the public choice aud extensive assortment
oil every article in their line.
In making this change in the concern, they trust that
they will continue TO receive the patronage literally
bestowed upon their predecessors, aud pledge themselves
TO be unTemllting in their exerons TO give satisfaction 10
those who may idyor them with their confidence.
JAMES J. BlNFORD,
JAMES G.. BROOKS,
CHARLES 5. GAY,
EFFORD B. BENTLEY.
Richmond, lat August, 1898.
N. BAH persons interested hereby informed that
the books and accounts of the late Of Bnior5
Brooks s. Co. hands for settlement aud cOllec-
ton. All debts due from them will be paid by US, and
those who in respectfully requested
inward and close their accounts.
BiNFORD. BROOKS, GAY & co.
August 6. 26-6t
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NJOrICE-AI persons iadebed IN the estate OF Captain
Peter Foster, deceased, late OF the county OF Han
over are requested 10 make immediate payment 10 the
Subscriber aud all persons having claims against the estate
are requested To presen, them immediately TO him.
EDWIN SHELTON, Adm'or Nth
the Iyiu annexed of Peter Foster, deceased.
Hanover, July 10th, 1888. 22-N
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LAND FOR sALE.-on TUESDAY,

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-On Tuesday, the
FIRST day Of October next. far il the next fair
day thereater, shall offer for SALE public auction,
the premises, the Tract Of Land which live, in the
county Of Prince Edward. Ii lies on the main Southern
road, within about mile of Farmve, and six miles OF
Prince Edward Court House, The tract contains about
524 Of which about 100 in woods and so to 60 Of
creek bottom This tract Of land is well adapted the
cultivation Of corn. wheat oats and tobacco it well i'm
proved and very well watered. He deems farther de-
scripion those wishing TO purchase will
view themselves Before the day Of ssle the land will
be shown any person wishing buy by the proprietor
Terms will be accommodating, and made known the
day Of sale. ABNER WATSON.
August l6. 29-whs
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NJEw MARKET RACES-FABL 1S3S--STAKE
~ Still OPEN.--First, a sweepstakes Tor colts and
6Ies, then three years oldiwo mile heats-$l00 en-
trance, half forfeit Several subscfbors-by permission
will close I'LL ls September
2nd. A sweepstake for unred colts and hllies, then
three years old-inile heasS50 entrance, y. or p
From the present prospect there will be many subscribers
10 this stake which will close on the ls September Cen
tenen wishing enicriu either viii please communicate
with o. Z. HARE, Proprietor.
August g. 26-4t
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-On
v Monday, the 2lst day OF October, will he sold
Public Auction, 220 Building Lots and 80 Out Lots in the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-23

OF Eclipse am well prepared to keep mares and will
iced with grain at % cents per day. NY pasturage il
excellent as regards both grass and shall moi he
responsible Tor accidents escapes, but the public NAV
rest satisfied that will my best exerion to prevent
any with truth can say that during the last season
not single injury was sustained by any mare athoug
bad eighty at time; there but one escape: Mr.
hnhonys mare broke out and home. do not flate,
myself that shall afford complete satisfaction TO ALL but
with reasonable men shall succeed il is said Thai
more colts gotten Diamond Grove than at the
oil any other individual.
10 recapitulate the which should induce tho
enlightened and patriotic to encourage Eclipse
Ist His superior form aud strength.
Zd His unrivalied reputation as a runner
3D. His colts run fast and never break down
4th The certainty with which he gets racers out Of all
kinds Of mares. " "
9th The moderate price at which he stands
9TH His colts invariably command ready sale nj the
highest prices. 80
7th He Is an American Horse, and has made perform
ances, mile heats.
single heat of one and half or two miles, Is no
test The British Calender proves how WORTHLESS, is their
stock oil horses The racing in England mere gambling
the by-betng Is the object, and hence is the time 81
performance is never given Their horses are kent for
single brush-acon is alone consued they breed 10
effect this quality, thereby losing the lasting powers
Did you ever English horse with sufficient bone
None can be found equal to the american Stallion the
renowned, the unequaled General Eclipse
rep; 20 l94-w5w J. j. HARRISON
NJ The Editors of the Petersburg and RaIs STA,
wiz PSaso give inc above hvo wooky insertions. T. n
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

a MEXICAN ECLIPSE.-In the contract between
- Capt j. j. Harrison and Walter Livingston Esq in
relation to the season OF Eclipse the present year. now in
my possession, there is the following clause
:. mere - TO be no insurance OF any mnre-and the
horse is TO be advertised such manner and under
restrictions, that the whole of the money as well the
SAID Livingsons part, the said Harrisons is 10 be
payable to Edward b. Hicks the agent both parties
m The price OF the season is sixty doars-Tha gentle
men sht az distance who patronze Eclipse, may know
where ana TO whom to remit this is made public Capt
Harrson's advertisement at large is Iohcomns 70 h;S
quo friends OF Eclipse referred for full informa
ton My address is LaoreneeriAe Brtasvick COMMIT,
FTrgHta. EDWARD b. HICKS.
d. reo. zo 94-2aw4ws
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IN Monday the 18th February, the Stage Coach from
~ Richmond to Fredericksburg will commence run.
mhg daily, and arrive the same evening Washington
city by The splendid Steamboat Sydney-From Wash
ington to Baltimore and Philadelphia, the lines will COM
nence on the same day Travellers from the North and
South will find no delay. E. PORTER s. Co
February ~ Oft
"a NEW LINE Or MAIL ST<urzo.=-s7T5 =557s,y1r
IA are informed that the undersigned Poprietors es-
tablished on January lst, Line OF Mail .lases
from LawreDceve via Boydon and GAINESVILLE 10 Ha-
lilax, Notwithstanding in connection with Line
ot Stages which was established by Them tho same
time from the Rail Road at Befeld to Lawrence
vile. The Stages leave LawPnceve and Halifax on
the same days on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
resting at Boydon over nght ny this The come
ton ' unbroken from the town OF Petersburg 20 Halifax
via the Rail Road 10 Hel6eid lawrenceviile, &c. Stu
dents ing 10 and from Boydon College will find this the
most p'easan, aud direct route.
AVERY s. loMPKINS, Proprietor
Feb 81. 9s-ir
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Ths ENQUIRER published twice week. generally and
thtes limos week during the
rssc the same as Five Dollars payable
sstved 10 Tho Editors will safety of remit
uny them by nall tho postage all being by the writers
will but 81 ,ha
Edtos until all arrearagcs paid no. " '"'
VI mower VIII gsafanoo the OF
,...s TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
9 Ono Insertion rs cents ,acb
% cents No advcrteDio h.a,
Or essu,pcd hy city or i enyirons
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Jahuatylo

THVWENTY DOLLARS REWARD, forthe sppgeben.
- sion aud securing IN ias that get him again my
servant Edmund, who of last Saturday night--pur.
chased last TALL from Jos r Dabney Of Caroline County
Tie IS feet 10 ~ inches high dark mulatto siam
mers little when hurried in speech and very likev 10
or 20 years Of age lie took with hin suit Of pale brown
vrgna cloth and one Of dark giey csssnet lie will no
Doubt attempt get back CarOue where he was rails
CO. CARTER BRAXTON
Brandon, Bfddfeser CouniD
feoIudry 10, 90-2dw4t
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FinnnOLeOrn.

FHNHlS lavorite OF Sir Arcly will stand another
a son in Virginia Great Efforts were made TO obtain
lum this year ia New York and South Carolina Having
hitherto until the three past stood at great dis
lance from ne, chiefly in Alabama other sections of
the remote South West, the of his get is almost
confined ~ ms region to the enduring fame Of Washing
ton, Sally Walker and Sally Magee His get are now AZ
the head OF the Turf in Alabama. IL will be recolccted
ashngton the best three year old of his wear: he
beat the famed Henry, afterwards Ecpses most dslir-
gushed competitors aud other capital races @ g. and
4 mile heats, beating ChiIders, Tyro &C. in the hest
time-Saly Walker ii is well known was ot the head Of
the Turf ia 1927 winning at every distance, beating
ARIEL, Lance, Janet Betsy Ransom and all competitors
sally Magee OF scarce less flames the fall she was
years Old kept pace, being in the stable with Mon
sieur Tonson in almost all his victories being beat onv b
sally Walker and has SAGE maintained her reputation in
the West Alter the fashion OF the day. we will name
other vctOrs Of the get of Timoeon that are not So ell
known to us Heis the sire of Cawthorn, Moo Ticker
Defiance jackson, Norfolk, Micasanca, Cora, 2 Sam
Patches, Pope's gr colt Simmerman's flley Don Pedro
Betsy Smith, Festivals dam, Maria Jarkson's sire &c
&c in the Westoi Mason's Raer the sire of Primero
winner OF the Post stake at Fairfield and Of
at New Market-$25OO was refused for sally Walker
$4,000 for half of her coll Cadet and $1,000 for her
colt when foaled alive and welI-Hotspur and Nancy
Timoleon in fine health and vigor will s,anI ne
ensuing season. commencing the LIST Of February and
png on me 1T July, at my stables Loyds, Essex
county, virginia, distant ~ miles from Richmond; a.
m es from Fredericksburg; 40 miles from Hooo Ferry
and IL miles from Tappahannock
Fasturage furnished galismares fed IL desired Ut 25
cents per dayservanls sent with boarded gratis
No responsibility for accidents or escapes but great care
viii be taken TO prevent either The sub cri er has well
encos ID lots in wheat and oats for grazing NAH
ing need he said OF Timoeou's form or performances as
both are TOO well known in Virginia Terms, $50 the
season. $40 the single leap be paid before The mares
taken from the horse 800 insurance 10 be paid as
soon IS the IS ascertained to be in oa Dr. John
binge, at whose plantation he stood two seasons) as
sufes me That he IS an uucommonly inolg eer.
might annex certificates in corroborsion Of the above
but consider II unnecessary. Gentlemen who send
mares 10 tmoeon may be assured that grea will he
taken 10 prevent sccdens 10 either them or their loals
Having separate lots the vicious aud empty mares will be
kept separated from those with colts None with he dis
temper, VIII be received HENRY A. TAYLOE.
Oakley, near Loyds,
E.seH County. Vs.} Jan. 81 s4-a
& tLAssiCAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL
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TO THE FASHIONABI.ES


RU IL. QOlKk announces 10 the world of taste and
LIVE fashion, his arrival in Richmond ON his vearIv ton,
oil Duty and as formerly, prepared and most re-
specially lenders his professional services with splen
o q assortment OF Ornamental Hair York which he
flaters himself an establishment or snhstii,,a ,nn,
be surpassed-Ladis. aud young misses entire TO adm
ration do baids, plain dressed fronts do constant cr
Puhs reze curls, and la greece, genemen's splendid
wigs and tors metallic and other springs all ON the most
reasonable terms. - ~ o'
Mr. Qs location is at Mrs. Purcell's next to Granniss
store, on Main street. ~
Mr. 9. will leave on the sOh for the South
Feb. % n, A.
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VUNWENTY DOLLARS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS from
IL the Subscriber the 9th IN Miles Ifidein, an
lndented apprentice will give the above reward for
me and delivery of the said to
IN me oily oil Richmond ierewarn all persons from
conveying away, harbouring or employing the said an
PRENTICE as the law will be strictly enforced against anv
person or persons so offending. JOHN DURHAM
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FOR SALE,-I will sell for cash
40 on w Wednesday the 9th lust, before the door o
nos McCoy, in the town OF Cartersville first rate
blacksmith belonging TO the the late Archibald
Taylor-tte unqnesiionable.
TH0S. II. HARRISON 4dn,'or
February %. o. Or
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ANCHOR IRON.
NAVY CoMMIssIoNERs' OFFtcE.

- - January ~. 1883.
EDROPOSALS sealed and endorsed will be received at
- this ohce, until the LIST of March next TO nsnufac-
tnfe and deliver Mt the Navy Yard, Washington ID. c.
about izOOoo pounds OF the best quality American Iron
Tor making the Bower and Stream anchors following viz
From IS 10 $4,000 lbs. for Bower and stream am
chors for ships OF the line
From 81 TO 40, 900 los. for Bower and Stream an
cbors for frgates
From ~ to so 900 lbs. for 10 Bower and Stream an
chors Tor soops Of war.
The shapes aud dim tensions Of the bars for the anchors
oil the several sizes, must he made cOnor 10 the mo
dels and drawings which will be furnished to the conirsc
tors Tor that purpose aud by which he iron Oh delivery
will be inspected IL must also be tested tie acceptance
and sdiisfac ion OF the commanding officer the
Navy Yard
The LIST Of May and complete the delivery OF the ole
quantity or before tie 31st October, 1893
Ten per cent will be reserved rom each payment 10 be
made, collateral security, in addition the bond hcb
viii be reqared, and Will not be paid until the whole
quantity Is Delivered inspected and tested unless spe
ciay authorized by the Board Of Navy Commissioners.
January 10 7g-2sw
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q Aw BOOKS, MAPS, JOURNALS, &c-The Un
- dersigned has for sale,
HeningS Statutes at large
Gilmers, RandolPh's and Leighs Virginia Reports
Journal OF the Convention Of I7756 and of Tie Con.
ven,ion of I7SS
Journals OF the House Of Delegates from I776 to 1890
and OF the Senate from 1850 and 1885 TO 1890:
ALSO,
lew copies Of The large Map of Virginia AT $40 and
The small Map Of Virginia at 81, both on rollers and
in portable cases
Separate volumes Of most Of the Reports can be fur.
nished. "
It's proper to guard the purchasers Of the Virginia Re-
ports against prdfed edition OF the 9th volume of Ran
dolPhs Reports which has been printed in violation of tLe
copy right, aud thrown into the market here II will bc
readily distinguished from the original edition (printed nv
s. Shepherd Co, Richmond 1920 by the nierioritv Of
execution, and II Is scarcely necessary 10 remark ha t-
tie reliance can be placed upon the aectracv of law
book which has appeared under such circumstances
The undersigned has in his power 10 snppy any nuo
Der OF Law Books, Of tie best editions and al the lowest
prices; and will promptly attend to all orders from pur
chasers Of tic above mentioned Books and Mans without
compensation The Journals Of H., Conventions and &C.
neral Assembly contain of valuable aad interesting
Information which entities them TO place in every p0b
lie aud private librJry in This State.
Letters (post PAID will receive instant attention
VIM. ". RICIARDSON
Librarian If Me State
January 10. 79-Ist
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IA TPWARDS OF 10 years ago, William Thompson. son
~ oil Robert Thompson The ~~..,.y 1T
MA removed to the western States, and it is said had
wife and children the said VIM Thompson or any of
MS iamiy are living, they requested apply to me
with the proper evidence of their connections as there
in my hands, small legacy 10 which they are entitled
My residence is Farmve, Virginia Editors i'm the west
will confer favor by giving this a few Insertions
JAMES MADISON
ddmor. Of Robert Thompson, decd.
zen. ~. 9l-wSy
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yHNRUsT SALE Of vaiuaGie property in Richmond =
N BY virtue and in pursuance of Deed of Trust ex
ecuted to us by George W. Truehesr, bearing date the
lith day OF july 1929 and admitted record the of
nee oil the Hastings court for the city of Richmond the
l7th day OF December 1928, made to secure the paw
ment oil debt therein mentioned: we the subscribers
or one OF us, on the 18th day OF March 1888, if fair if
not on the next lawful fair day, or upon the land and
tenement aforementioned, will sell public auction for
ready money all the property and estate conveyed 10 ms
by the said deed, that is to say all the right title inter.
est, and estate OF what kind nature, degree or quality
soever 10, in and OF certain three brick
and the land thereof and thereto adjoining lying and be-
ing situate on the South Eastern side OF l4th street and
between and streets in the city of Richmond and
particularly between the house formerly occupied as the
Office oil Discount and Deposit of the Bank of the
United States in the said city, and the Tobacco Ware
house, on the said 18th day of July 1928 in the Occur
patton OF Garland III. Mitchell, with all and singular
the appurtenances to the said land and tenement be-
longing, all as conveyed to by the said. Deed
Acting as trustees will convey to the purchaser only
such title we have by virtue of the said deed and with
out warranty by us; although by such conveyance we
believe the purchaser will acquire perfect and complete
title to the premises in fee simple subject to Mrs True
hearts claim OF DOVER which she has not vet
ed. FLEMING IAMES
JOHN FORBES.
Richmond, Dec Is, 1882. 6I-3m
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ExEcUr1vr DEPARTMENT, J

Tuscaloosa, January 81 1888.
pursuance Il AN act of the General Assembly of
"a the State of Alabama, entitled can adopt print
bind and distribute the Digest, compiled by John C.
AIkin ESQ., and for other purposes" notice is hereby
gvcn that will receive until the first day of March
next, sealed proposals for printing binding and delivering
at the town OF Tuscaloosa, three thousand copies said
Dgest the printing, binding and delivery TO be included
in one entire contract The work will required to be
executed in point of paper, Typography and binding in
style equal TO that OF the standard law books published ia
the United States, and delivered at Tuscaloosa As mo-
del OF the size OF the type and pages, have selected
the edition OF Gorlons Digest of the laws of the United
States printed at Philadelphia in 1927
The printing OF the work will be under the superntcn-
dence OF The Digeser whom the General Assembly have
appointed the agent OF the State for that purpose II is
estimated that the Digest will make from six hun
dred TO six hundred and fifty pages but as that is
ly uncertain the contract will be made by tie page and
III this form, persons DESTROYS OF undertaking tie work will
please TO tender their proposals The undertaken will be
required TO enter into bond with sufficient security for the
performance OF his contract according the terms above
specified, and the amount stipulated to be paid will be
discharged on the delivery of the work. il executed ac-
coryling TO the contractors bond.
The person whose proposal shall be preferred will be
Immediately notified and the stipuatons of the bond re-
CURED to be given. will be specified
By the Governor. JOHN GAYLE
JAMES |. THoRNroN, Secretary of STATE
1 Tho New York Daily Advertser, National tho
baltimore Chronicle, and the Palladium M nd
yenemen 1.-The lat Of March, and forward accounts to this
department for payment. w
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NOTlCE--Ail persons indebted 10 the Estate of the
late Col VIM. Allen OF Surry, requested TO come
forward and discharge their respective balances and those
having claims will please present them properly authen-
hcated, without delay TO the Undersigned in that
they may be paid aud they are hereby informed that this
notice will be plead in bar of all claims not demanded
within the time prescribed by law.
GRIFFIN ORGAN,
Ex'r. OF VIM. Allen decd.
Claremont, Surry County, Feb 49, C94-6w1
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KECANO.sD VERGEvXg, S4TURD.aY FEBRI.9RY. Dr. 1s..

- Ale Or Stock, Farming Utensils, and Prouender.
~ On Thursday, the 2s,h Of this month if fair II no,
inc next lar day thereafter, will positively sell to the
highest bidder at Northbury Situated the extreme up
per END oil New Kent county, my stock of CATTLE incud
ing some sheep, hogs very good pair of mules
utensils. -
Terms oil sale-For all sums of ten dollars and under
cash VIII be required,and for all over that
credit of nine months will be given.
Feb. 10. T92-4t1 THOMAS MACON
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Ill persons having claims against the Estate of Ar
IN cbibad Taylor, decd, will make application TO
william Ford for settleneutand those indebted are re.
quesed TO come forward aud make paymen, tie same
Feb. IL. ts0-2awIml THOS. r. HARRISON.
- ALE or REAL ESTATE.-By virtue Of decree
- OF the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancery
Tor The county OF Henrco. pronounced tie 9th day Of
November, in The year 1892 in the Of Cross's cra-
rx vs. Cross exors. aud others the undersigned rs
commissioners appointed toy the said decree viii sell
public auction, to the highest bidder, Tor cash, At Hano
yer courthouse, Thursday, the 2Sh day Of this month
Tract Of Land lying in the upper part Of the county
Hanover adjoining the lands Of FOrtUnatus Green aud
others, in the ncighborhood Of Daacotrs Mill ard
taiDg about hundred and nine acres and also Tract
Land, containing about l22 acres lying in the neghb0r
hood Of Col. W. l.. White, Of which Henry Cross died
seized. perfect description may be found at the
Clerks Office Of Hanover county court, in the record Of
the division Of the Of John Cross, decd the father
OF tie sd Henry, from whom the said Lands descended.
JAMES LYONS. H.
Feb l6. 9t-,ytds