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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-22
RzCA.NO.sD, VIRGEvIa, FRIDAY, MARCH %, lsa3.

SSALE UNDER DEED OF TRUST.-In pursuance
OF a deed OF trust, dated on the 18th day OF Septem-
Der, 1877, recorded in Henrico County Court office, exc
cuted TO us by William Crawford, to secure the payment
oil a debt TO John Parkhin, we shall, on Monday the 22d of
next month, between the hours of III o'clock in the fore
noon, and 2 in the afternoon, before the door of the Eagle
Tavern, in the city of Richmond, make sale OF a tract of
land lying in said county, about Z or s miles below Rich
nond, on the main road leading from the Seven Pines to
containing according TO the said deed 226 I.2
acres, the boundaries whereof are therein set forth. We
know OF no objection to the title; but, acting as trustees,
will convey only such title as is vested in us.
JOHN ENDERS,
NATH. DUNLOP, iruSees'
March 10. IO3-tds
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A DVERTISEMENT.-wilb be sold at public auction,
IA and to the highest bidder, at Blenheim, the late re-
sidence OF Joseph Hobson, deceased, (near French's Ia
vern' IN Powhatan county9 on Tuesday the 26th day of
this month, (March) if fair, and il not, the next fair day
thereafter, all the stock of every kind, belonging to that
estate-say horses and colts, cows and calves, ten yoke of
oxen, sheep and hogs, household furniture, (amongst
which are some very valuable articles) kitchen furniture,
farming utensils of every kind, wagons, horse carts, and OK
carts, a carriage, single chair and carryall, with harness
Tor eachD carpenters, blacksmith's,a and shoemaker's tools,
a patent balance, to weigh 2,50Olb., the crops of corn, fod-
der, oats and hay, with many other articles too tedious and
unnecessary TO mention here. The day after this sale is
hnished, a similar one will be made at a plantation of the
deceased, called Markhams, in the same county, on APP.
pomattox river, adjoining DR.. Crump. For all sums not
exceeding ten dollars, cash must be paid-forl larger amount
twelve months credit will be given, and a bond with appro-
we'd security, required, to carry interest from the date, if
not punctually paid. THOMAS L. HOBSoN, .Adm'or.
Of Joseph HObson, deceased.
John Hobson will at the same time sell, at Blenheim. ON
the same credit, and for similar bonds, a remarkably fine
saddle horse, a fine blooded brood mare, and two Of her
three years old this spring, and the other one
and another very fine colt two years old this spring, a ba-
rouche and harness, a well-selected library, a bath (of best
UNI, &C, &c. March o. 9S-tds
~ The above mentioned sales are postponed. Notice
VIII hereafter be given when they are to take place.
March 27.
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VnNHE~i imported horse "CLEVELAND," will stand the
n present season at the South end of Trent's Bridge,
near the town OF Manchester, in the county Of Chester
held, at $l5 theseason, which will close on the LIST day
oil August, and twenty-five dollars to insure a marc with
foal-with fifty cents to the groom in all cases.
Cleveland is a dark bay, with black name, legs and tail,
seventeen hands high, and is eight years old. His form
Is very hue, aud | doubt il there is any stallion in Virginia
possessing equal bone, muscle and sinew. He is said TO
be oil the best and most approved breed of horses, used in
England for harness. A cross of this horse with the mares
IN this part OF the State, is calculated TO produce a valua-
Bile stock for the draft and the saddle. Cleveland was sent
TO the United States in 1928 by his owner, Sir Isaac Cot
fin, TO improve the breed of horses in Massachusetts,, Sir
isaac's native State. where he stood several seasons, and
where his colts are said to be of high promise.
Mares sent to this horse will be pastured grdtis-or
granted at 20 cents per day. The fencing is good-and
every Precauton will be used against accidents or escapes;
but the subscriber will not be responsible, should any oc-
cur. L. C.. MAYO
March %. IO4-st
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BY RITCHIE A. COOK.

or Tho ENQUIRER is published twice a week, generally, and
three times a week during the session of the State Lesislature,-
Price, the same as heretofore, Five.Donars per annum, payable in ad-
vance. Notes of shattered, specie paying banks (only) will be re-
ceivcd in payment. Tho Editors will guarantee the safety of remit
ting Thorn by mail tho postage of all letters being paid by the writers.
9y No paper will be discontinued, but. at tho discretion of the
Editors, until all arrearagcs have been paid up.
DOT Whoever will guarantee the payment of nine papers, shall
have the tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ Ono square, or less, first insertion, rs centsS each continuance,
Oh cents. No advertisement inserted, until il has either been paid for,
or assumed by some person in this city or its environs.
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THHo BENAJAH EXCLUSIONS As YOU arc no,
n an inhabitant Of this Commonwealth, and have no
known agent therein, you are hereby notified, that 7 shall,
on the zist day Of March next, between the hours Of 10
IN the morning and 5 in the afternoon, Al the tavern of
Grandson Is. woodbridge, in the county Of Chesterfield.
take the deposition Of Povall Turner, and others, TO be
read ~ evidence in a suit now depending la the Circuit
Superior Court Of Law and Chancery, for the said countv
Of Chesterfield, in which you are plaintiff, and myself and
Thomas r. Morfisett defendants.
Feb. II. [93-w4wl ELIJAH BRUMMALL.
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THNHE SherIHs of the counties of Charlotte, Lunenbure
N Nottoway and Prince Edward; Patrick, Henry and
Pittsylvania; Stafford, King George WestmoreIand Rich
mond, Lancaster and Northumberland Rockingham and
Pendleton Berkeley, Morgan aud Hampshire Harri.
son, Lewis and Wood; Washington, Russell, Scott and
Lee Charles City, James City, New Kent and Henrico,
and the Mayor of the City of Richmond, will take notice,
that elections are TO be holden at their Court Houses, and
other places appointed by law for holding elections, in the
month OF April next, TO choose Senators. to represent their
respective districts, in the next General Assembly.
March IL. ADDISON HANSFORD n .
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March 10.

& SD6A above reward will be paid
~ Aey TO any person who will a~pprehend my boy
WILLIAM, and lodge him in any Jail or deliver him TO me
at This place he is a stout made boy, yellow complexion,
good looking, about Fl years old, FIVE feet eight or ten in
ches high. He left me on the 23d inst, and took with
him my brown horse, saddle and bride he was raised in
Virginia and may be trying to get back.
THOMAS McLURE.
ChesterVIle, ,. u, Feb. 9th, 1888. 102-3t
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NAMES RIVER STEAMBOAT COMPANY.-Tbe
% subscribers to the lately incorporated James River
Steamboat Company are hereby required TO deposit TO the
credit Of the President and Directors thereof. IN the Far
mers' Bank Of Virginia in Richmond, or its branch at Nor
folk, on or before the 25th day Of March inst, the iull
amount Of their subscriptions to The stock Of said Company.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors, made on The 2is,
February, 1888. ED. G. MAYO, President.
RoBERr ANDERSON, Secretary.
March Q. 10O-w25thMh
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A NEW LINE OF NAIL sTAGEs.-The pubic
IN are informed that the undersigned Propietors, es-
tablished on January LET, a new Line Of Mail Stages
from Lawrenceville via Boydton and Clarksvile 10 Ha-
hlax, Virginia Trimming In connection with a Line
OF stages which was established by hem at the same
time from the Rail Road at Belheld to Lawrence.
Vile The Stages leave LawrenceviIle and Halifax on
the same days on Tuesdays, Tbtrsdqys and SATURDAYS
resting at Boydion over night. BY This route the connec-
ton is unbroken from the town Of Petersburg 10 Halifax
Via the Rail Road to Belheld, Lawrencevine. &c Stu.
dents going TO and from Boydton College will find this the
most pleasant and direct route.
AVERY & TOMPKINs, Proprielors.
Feb. 81. gs--0
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IN SCRIP o SALE.-I have Land Scrip-to
-HA the amount o. about $3.50 belonging to the repre-
| am authorised to sell for cash; persons intending to re-
move TO the western country, and wishing TO locate on the
government lands, either in Ohio, Indiana or Illinois,
Will hnd it to their interest to purchase the above.
March Is. 103-l JOHN KING
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

FENO JEPHTHA ~LEET-Take notice, that shall on
IL the 10th day of April next, at Chinquepin Church,
In the county OF Amelia, and State of Virginia, between
the hours OF nine o'clock in the forenoon, and eight O'Clock
IN the afternoon OF that day, proceed TO take the dispositions
OF Joel Morriss and others, TO be read as evidence in a
suit depending in Powhatan Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery, in which 1 am plaintiff, and yourself and
others are defendants and, if from any cause the said de-
positions should not be completed on that day, they will be
taken on the next day between the same hours.
Yours, sc. JOHN JORDAN
March %. I0i-w1w
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FnNO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Raymond
III & Kellogg have now ready for sale, a supply OF
their celebrated Virginia Oil Stone-an excellent article
Tor plantation use, and consequently, an important article
OF trade.-Al orders left with G. V. Raymond, late Raw
mond & Brothers, will be thankfully received.
March 10. IO3-6t
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6 hN Monday the 18th February, the Stage Coach from
~ Richmond to Fredericksburg will commence run
nng daily, and arrive the same evening at Washington
CITY by the splendid Steamboat Sydney.-From wash.
ingIon, TO Baltimore and Philadelphia, the lines will COM
mence on the same day. Travellers from the North and
SCUM VIII hnd no delay. +. PORTER s. Co.
February 10. % N
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TNNHE JACKSON IN. c. SPRING RACES. "
COMMENCE the 3d AnriI and cnniinne four daus:

TNNHE JACKSON IN. CO. PRIMO RACES, will
n commence the 81 April, and continue four days.
LIST Ddy.-The Proprietor will offer an elegant Silver
Tea Set, worth 500, free for all three year olds which
have never won a race-mile heats, entrance $50, to 90
TO the winner.
End Day.-Proprieor's Purse, 800, two mile heats;
$50 entrance, TO be added 10 the purse.
Sd Ddy.-Jockey Club Purse, $500, money up; three
mile heats, entrance $50.
4h Day.-The Proprietor will offer an elegant Saddle
and Equipage, worth $50, free for all three year olds
which have never won a race-mile heats, entrance S25,
10 be added to the Saddle.
All entries to be made with the Proprietor, by o.
clock, the evening previous to each days race.
JOHN WHITE, Proprietor.
account to w
Northampton C. H., IN. CO.. March %. IOi-td
BRLooDED COLTS FOR SALE.-Whl be sold to
@D the highest bidder, on Thursday the 25h day of
April, at 10 o'clock, A.. NJ, at Tree Hill, for cash and
without reserUe-a blood bay 6lley, three years old this
spring, by Rockingham chestnut colt, two years old this
spring, by w ashington-a chestnut colt, one year old This
spring, by Sir Charles. The pedigrees of the dams ofthe
hlley and colts will be made known at the ale-Theya are
thorough bred and belong TO the estate of Thomas r..
campbell, decd. HUGH CAMPBELL.
HARLES HILL,
.adm'ors. Of 4. II. Campbell, deed.
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SITUATION W~ANTED.-A young man of regular
~ and steady habits, who has been constantly engaged
in the mercantile business for the last Is months, and is
well acquainted with bookkeeping, wishes 10 obtain a 81.
tuation in some mercantile establishment, either in town
or in the country, in the course of three or four months
ii required, it will give him the greatest pleasure to pro-
cure recommendation from gentlemen of the highest
standing, in the city of Richmond.
Any letters addressed TO A b, Turner's Store, Caroline
county, Va, will meet with prompt attention.
March 9. ION
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~ cHANoERY-vIaeINIA:-I Noloway COUNT

II n Observation-Disclosures Nottoway County
n Court, July 1881:
Sarah Camp, William Flournoy and Ann his wife, jim
cey Jennings and Mary Oliver, Plaintiff.
against
Langley B. Jennings, executor of Joseph Jennings, de-
ceased, James Dupuy, Benjamin Ward, David G.. Talbot
and Martha his wife, and John Hall and Elizabeth his
wife, D,fendants
David &. Talbot and Martha his wife, Complainants.
against
Langley ID. Jennings, Sarah Camp, William Flournoy
and Ann his wife, Jane Jennings, Mary Oliver, John Hall
and Elizabeth his wife, and Robert b. Bilups and Armon
ms VIE, Defendants.
On the motion Of David &. Talbot, II is ordered and de-
that the order heretofore made in these cases, re-
ierring the accounts between the parties to Commission
ers, be set aside, and the same accounts be referred to the
Master Commissioners in Chancery of this county.
A ~Copy-Teste. w. L. SEAY. ID. c.
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HRLACK w~ARR1OR.-This fine young Horse will
ED stand the ensuing year at Taylor's Creek, and Ne.
gro-ioot, in Hanover, aud al the y Roads in Goochland. on
in the season; 50 the single leap, aud $50 to insure a mare
TO be in ioal, with 25cts. to the Groom in every instance
The season will commence the ist Of March, and termi.
nate ON the 18th July--Pedigrees-He was got by Tariff,
dam by old Sir Alfred, out Of Mexicon, by the celebrated
horse Dungannon, and he by old Bedford, out Of the Over.
ton Filly. JOHN ID. MORRIS.
March 8. gs-6t
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T. COOKE respectfully offers his profe ssional
~ services to the citizens OF Richmond audit vicinity.
His office is Immediately in the rear of Nash's Bookstore.
harch ~. lott
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CoMMIssIoNER's OFFICE,

sNOllOUdY, FeOTUdTy Ia, 1888. )
The parties interested will please take notice, that /
the accounts directed in the foregoing order of Court, ON
which day, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, they are requested TO at.
tend at Jennings Old Ordinary, in the county of Motto.
way, with their accounts and vouchers, ready Tor exami-
nation, and with office copies of necessary Court papers.
JOHN p. DUPUY, nj. c.. n. c..
February 81. 93-wsw
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JERUSALEM RACES

YHNHE Jerusalem Jockey Club Races, will commence
"a on Tuesday, the 10th day OF April, and continue
4 days.
LIST ddy-A sweepstake for colts and FLIES, 3 years old
mile heats, entrance 800, TO be named and closed LIST
April; there are at this time 3 subscribers-3 or more to
make a race.
End ddy-ProPrietor's purse $3.50, two mile heats, SIS
entrance.
Bird dGy-Jockey Club purse, $500, subject to the
usual deductions, 4 mile heats, $50 entrance.
4h ddy-Post Sweepstake, free for all ages, mile
heats, 800 entrance. On the same day, an elegant sad
die, bride, sc. complete, will be run for, free for saddle
horses only.
N. b. A meeting Of the Jockey Club is particularly
requested at Southampton March Court.
March 10. IO3-2
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INN CHANcERY.-Iu GoOehlaud County Court, lsth

I'M CHANCERY.-In Goochlaud County Court, 18th
III February, 1888:
Benjamin Phaup and Elizabeth his wife. formerly Eli
zabeth Ellis, Pltfs.
Against
William Gray, late Sheriff of Goochland county. and as
such, administrator of Absalom Ellis, deed, aud Leroy
Ellis, John Ellis, and Charity his wife, Joseph Watkins,
and Jerusha his wife, formerly Jerusha Ellis, Rebecca
Mallory, formerly Rebecca Ellis, Joshua Ellis, Hercules
Ellis, Bartholomew Ellis, and the children of Eleazer Ell
lis, deceased, distributes OF the said Absalom Ellis, de-
ceased, Dts.
This day came the plaintiffs, by Henry l.. Hopkins,
Esq. their counsel, and filed their bill: and the defendants,
Joshua Ellis. Hercules Ellis, Bartholomew Ellis, and the
children Of Eleazer Ellis, decd, not having entered their
appearance and given security according to the act of As
semDiy and the Rules OF this Court, and il appearing by
satisfactory evidence, that they are not inhabitants of this
country, 1t is ordered that the said defendants DO appear
here on the first day OF May Court next, and answer the
bill OF The plaintiffs; and that a copy OF this order be forth
WIN inserted in some newspaper printed in the City OF
Richmond, for two months successfully, and posted at the
'front.' door OF the Courthouse of this county. A Copy.
Teste. MAR. w. MILLER, ID. c. G. c.
March Z. 99-wSw
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Buckingham, I1th January, 1892.

Sale Of $250,0o0 Of Yirginia State Stock, at AUCTION.
NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue of the autho.
In rity vested in me, by an act of the General Assem-
bly,, passed the 10th day of February, 1888, authorising a
subscription by the State of Virginia to the Stock Of the
chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company, l shall sell at pub
o'clock, in front of the Virginia Banks, to the highest bid
der, Tor cash, certificates of State Stock, amounting TO two
hundred and nifty thousand dollars, in certificates OF one
hundred dollars each, bearing interest from the date there
OF, at the rate of FIVE per cent. per annum, payable quar-
teriy, at the Treasury of the Commonw ealth; the princi-
pal sum whereof will be irredeemable prior to the wear
1850. l.. BURFOOT. Trea of the Con,,,I
N. b. As the act requires the certificates 10 be issued
in sums OF 500 each, as many will be printed on one
sheet as a small, but distinct type will admit of.
March IL. [lOl-td] L.. BURFOOT, T. C.
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&SDA REWARD will be paid for the delivery Of
~ my man NED. He went away on the night
OF Wednesday 18th inst. Ned is a bright mulatto, about
D feet or 6 inches high, and stout made. | will give the
above reward il taken without the City of Richmond, and
Len Dollars IL taken within the City. He has been EN-.
ployed in the market for three or four years.
March 10. Tl03-4t-1 BERNARD BRIEF.
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DAVID ANDERSON, Jr., Cary Street, has in store,
and will be regularly receiving between this and the LIST
May, the above stock Of Cotton Yarns, Sc, from the
most approved factories in the United States, viz: Gun
ningham s. Anderson of this city, C. Clarke OF Manches-
ter, and James Scott of Isle Of Wight.
March %. IO4-w4v
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"A LII persons having claims against the estate of Mrs.
IA Hannah Howle, decd, or against the estate of her
husband, Daniel Howle, decd, Of New Kent county,
are requested 10 make them known Immediately az am
now prepared TO settle up the estates, and shall plead this
notice IN justification Of the settlement and disbursement
Of the alorefaid estates.
JAQUELIN p. HOwLE, Er'Or.
Of Hannah and Daniel Hotoie, deceased
February p. o4-V1v+
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February 81.

IN CHANCERY.-VIRGINIA:-Ata Circuit Supe-
IA rior Court Of Law and Chancery for Henrico county.
held at the Capitol in the City of Richmond, Saturday,
November 24th, 1882:
Martin Drewry and William Carter, Pitts.
against
Preston Smith, Giles r. Hallam, William G. PendIe.
ton, George Richardson and Benz. Green, Dens.
This cause cam on this day 10 be heard, on the hill
taken for confessed as TO all the defendants and an exhibit.
and was argued by the plaintiffs counsel. On considera-
ton whereof, the Court doth order, that the defendant.
Preston Smith, do render an account of his transaction,
as trustee under the deed of trust in the bill mentioned,
before the Commissioners of this Court, who arc directed
to examine, state and settle the same, and make report
thereof to the court, with any matters specially stated.
deemed pertinent by himself, or which may be required
by the parties TO be so stated. a copy. Teste,
J. n n
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TWNRUST SALE OF VALUABLE REAL, ESTATE

VENRUST SALE OF VALUABLE REAL STATE
n by virtue OF a Deed of Trust executed to William
h. Matthews and the subscriber, by John w. Hoomes.
Tor the purpose OF securing the payment of a debt due TO
Austin Brockenbrough, and OF record in King william
County Court, !, as surviving Trustee, shall, on the 18th
oil March next, or OH the first fair day thereafter, sell at
public auction, on the premises for cash, that valuable
tract OF land now owned by the said John w. Hoomes.
lying in the counties Of King William and Hanover, on
the Pamunky river, which runs through a part thereof.
caving only a small part in the latter county, containing
by estimation, about seventeen hundred acres more or
less, or so much thereof as shall be sufficient TO raise the
sum OF money in the said deed mentioned, with the costs
aud charges attending the execution of the said Trust,
and also, a certain other sum OF money, TO secure the pay
ntent OF which, to Winter Bray, the said Hoomes execu-
ted a prior deed of trust to Lawrence Muse and the said
William B. Matthews on the same land, and which is also
OF record in King William County Court, and has been as
signed by said Winter Bray TO said Austin Brockcnbrough.
This very fertile tract OF land and the fine improvements
on It, are too well known to require a further description.
The title is believed TO be unquestionable, but acting as
trustee, j shall convey with special warranty.
TIL. GRESHAM, st0UiUing Trustee.
req. II. 03-w5w
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FREDERICKSBURG IRON AND BRASS FOUN-
n DRY.-The subscribers having associated them
selves together under the firm of EGdSOn & Jones, would
respectfully inform the public that they have nearly COM
pleted building an extensive Iron and Brass Foundry,
situated on the head OF Commerce street, and will have
it in operation by the 10th March, when they will be
able to execute Castings, Goth of iron and brass0 of
all descriptions, and also Smith Work: And from the ex-
perience of JONES, who has managed some OF the most
extensive Foundries TO the North, and understands, tho.
roughly, the business in all its various parts, they expect
TO give satisfaction, and solicit public patronage.
EBENEZER LIASON, Jr.
JAMES r.. JONES,
N. B.-Letters addressed TO the firm will meet with
prompt attention. FEB. % 95-2aw4w
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NoIlCE'-An persons having claims against Mosby
~ q Young, late Inspectors at the Shocke Ware
Rouse, are requested TO hand them in properly authenti-
Gated, that arrangements may be made for their settlement;
ana all those indebted TO the same, are hereby desired to
se',e 'helr accounts, as ii is necessary to close the affairs
oil the concern as soon as practicable.
JOHN MOSRY.
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AMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE.-SOO acres of
Cd land in the county OF Albemare, about two miles by
water above the fourshing little village OF Scottsville..
About 200 acres of the land are river low grounds. of very
fine quality. The highland is also of excellent oualitv2
There is on this land a large dwelling house. nearly built
put diminished. VIM. Scott, living on the land, will shew
it to any person disposed TO purchase.
C. A.. SCOTT
buckingham, l1th January, 1882. 76-2awtf
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n IN CHANCERY-VIRGIN1A-In Powhatan Coun-
II ty Court, February the 10th, 1888:
William McGruder, plf.