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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-03-05

A ball has been given by the Cit.
Zens Of Richmond to the members Of
the Legislature.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-01
from the Bangor Maine Wing, November l".j
lion IGHN QUINCY ADAMS.

The following letter, from the pen OF the Hon JOHN
O.,yrv Au,us addressed 70 MIR SOrrHwoaTH, was re-
y.d nv rs several days since but, the gentleman to
h,, i was addressed was daily expected in town. lis
nnbi,ca,ion has been omitted I'll to-day
QrtNcr, 18th October, lS3J.
: : SnrruwoRru Editor of the Bangor Hhtg and
Courier, BGng0r, Ne.
Sir ha ve receives your letters OF the Atm aiio i-,
ms, and with the latter, the Bangor Courier OF The
18th. ....
In your Letter Of the 4,h You gavetne notice that you
should on III. then ensrdng Tuesday, admit 10 the CO.
runs OF car Bangor Wing and Courier, aniarucie III
lion to me- which might do Inc political ihJustcc uno
Won kindly offered the columns i your press
For this notice and this offer, tender you my ',InN
|, ,ha Bangor Courc: find trO arucIes "eaue ,o %
~, n,mc one under date OF the otti, ana Oh 'le
bn.h Of which d. .ae great nldstIce-Sc e'ea, w.,
as ~ ,,ecluic the proprie.y Ok reply from me iou
, me who the author OF theih IS, 'i "'!'
va ;,s =, know NV condnct is open 10 the com,
, I'D NV mc,scs are open 10 the surmses OF al
,, who deem them Of sufficient importance 10 10
, ,i.c,s of political speculation; but nave never
,Loht ms self bound 10 reply to ASSISTANTS whose hh
J ,;yrs were not much open to Inspection Us my
90 a., c ,so IN an article III
- ,hs rewsnaper under the head Of the Hon. lt7laiiI
Res:' in reference to which have to observe, hstI
TLI NV letter of 9TH September last to Mr. fearce Clio
40. a;2m as it first appeared in print, have heard
! A. Durc.s complain"-but have heard Mr. burge:
ean,,jnins He had not complained to me; nor did al
! Gr,n ,hat he had But had heard Of Mordecm-ano
had heard the result Of the Senatorial election III nou
Island There had Lcsn illusions to lhem J" ne"s'S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-01
GAMES RIVER AND KANAwHA CANAL; Viz,

HAMES RIVER AND KANAWliA CANAL PlR-
ID cIyIA-Noticc to Contractors-1he Board of Drcc-
tors of the James River and Kanawha Company, having
resolved to place under contract miles
h line of their improvement viz All that part extend
no from the works dam at Lynchburg TO the eo
Of section No lis in the village OF Scottsvlle ana .e
thirteen miles between the Sercnlslahd fals, anu "'e
village Of Columbus :, , c.u &c
III. Company. at their Office in the city of Richmond;
from November 18th, TO December !th inclusive, LOT a
the excavations enlbankmen and wang IN that distance
The portion OF the line which 1t is intended 10 et'
comnrises manv difficult points, and considerable
amount of river wallng and blasting , ,,
The line will be prepared for examination oy tne Leu"
of November; after which date, up to the e Oh s'si
III ncedfu information will be given. and the maps anu
nrofles exhibited contractors, on application oes
made To either Of the Principal Assistant Engineers: 81
mon W. Wright, in the village OF Cartersvie' na.'I
Liyermore at Scottsvilc, and Charles Ee'' J' !" '"'
town Of Lynchburg. = .,. ,rho
II is expected that the proposals OF contractors W"
are not personally known to either OF the PrncPa as'
ami Eneineers will be accompanied by proper testo
,ols of character and experience from the
other works on which they have been engaged ,o r
The seals of the proposals will be broken on the olh OF
n.hr and the acceptance of the propositions ny me
Beard made known soon after as VIII oe
r., ,rd.r Of the President and Directors
10y o'N'' " W B. CHITTENDEN, Secretary
Notsrhis advertisement Is not INTENDED TO ".s or
the Locks Dams, Curerts, or any other OF "'e "
rprior 10 the letting Of which as we as OF inc resi-
a., f tho excavation and cmbankment between Scol'S-
Iii. and Maidens Adventure, due notice will be gwen
'iie anu nay nn Std
October 30
1.-THE tenor of the in the uDovS n0' the
hu;,r !, some instances, been mlsaPPrchendeo' Inc
i added as conveying fully and correctly
'6e easng of the President and Directors
It is expected that the proposals of persons wishing to
oon,rac, who from their distant residences or loc.
coh'rac not already he sufficiently known as lit
Other . saSss Ut to the Board of
u w be- accompanied by proper dna
in the case of persons who may have e the
ntracors on other lines and may not be known 70 ''
p,rd NJ 10 eber of the Principal Assistant Engineers
that the proposals will be by proper OF
mails of character and experience, from the %
the Works upon which they have been enge s;-ts
| Nov. b. --.--.-----
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-01

9Th. enquirer published twice week, generally, aud
- week during the session Of the State rslSlatne,
IN, ,c srr."a, Fiv" o!ar> per payable IN nd
Notes OF chartered, paying orl will be
" u 1. ,cni The EIr. WILL guarantee the safety OF remit
y, , tho postage OF all letters 5c:no paid By the writer's
will be diScoanucd hui at the discretion OF The
rt1'-, .@;ii all arrTnragrs have been paid up. .
will guarantee the Of nine papers, shall
- n. ,caih gratis -
"' TERMS OF ADV EKTlSING.
less, first insertion, cents each continuance
uatili has either been paid iot
:nmei ,y some person in this city IL envrOns.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-01
V1rGlSlA LAND OFFICE, !
2Ist Ortober, 1885. !

MN conformity to act of the General Assembly, ,s e.
t;tlcd An Act to reduce into one act the seVe!a'
oncerring Escheators passed the 9th January
ISIe hereby make known to those whom it may con-
that it by the csFes'e of r bas by M
hneS, SUI otfco found this Sd day of October, 1882
lot of ground which s5garesa w.s ha dsS
e the 10, of the "a street ss
Monunet s ,h First Baptist Meeting House, on the
ess and fronting a. 2 feet on said street.
S,,h dnS escbeaed to the OF y'sna
na'h ou! es'"eo W. SELDEN, Reg. LHnd Claee'
w. 52-l2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-01
Nov. 3.

= - NEGROES, 10 Be Sola on FET,1 g ~
4 ASs months-They are at rye RIVER, hacN e Is,
,anJ and Rockey Point Farms, and at hana~ha 'a''
WIN" or A. d,. ,hc 9th day of November next, at ye
p; o." T F.r within miles Of New Glnseow and "a
;ySi from a, Lynchburg will sell NS"noEs
Of Women" boys and G Es s ca's and
Soo 10 io tnols large quantity Of sheave oats:
nngs ;5dr two new wagons and harness: jus, bought
ana On r' Mondav the 10th November next at Rack lsand
Farm II niles below Lynchbug and four ss OF o 1,'Ss
nvr', ;;-s. l,rge quantity OF corn, shrave oats,
with stock of horses cattle hogs, and sheep plan
,a,inn tools, with of backs''s t"os ,hv poin,
On Monday 2d November next at KpcS%y u
raI, I~rc nsGroes; consisting of men, women; o"Ss
nd Grs quantity of corn stock of horses cae S"a
anu ,,,aon tools with new wagon and harness
bought. 47-w5w
Lynchburg, Oct ..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-01
Robinson's Practice, Vol. 2.


+ it remembered that on The eleventh day Of Sep
n - temter, Ammo Domini, thousand eight hun
area ana thirty CoSwAY RoB1ssoH, Of the said Dis
!lct hath deposited in this office, the title Of Book the
Ite OF which, is in the following words, to wit: "The
Iacce IN the Courts OF Law and Equity in Virginia, by
CoSwAr RoHrssos. Volume H. Containing Practice in
suits Equity Richmond. Printed by Samuel Mcphc7d,
ana sold by Robeyt Smith, lS:5'-The right whereof,
lie claims author, in conformity to the Act Of Con-
gress entitled .'an Act 10 amend the several Acts re-
HENRY GIBSON, CLERK of the District
u The following extract from Mr.. Robinson's fre-
face 10 his Second Volume, will give some idea Of its
contents:
The consideration that under the Judicial system Of
PTgtna. Chancery causes must often be decided with
out the benefit Of Libraries and desire to make the
lue useful beyond the limits of the State have together
induced to give greater scope to it than lis i'm
ports 1t is in truth treatise upon the principles Of
equity well the practice and will prove think,
convenient book OF reference to the practising lawyers
IN any portion of the Union. In it will be found the
Pirginm Statutes and Decisions such Applications in
the Ch'nctry Of ENGLAND and Ireland il seemed pro-
per to mention OH account of their importance, Of the
recentdate at which they made, and most Of the
Equi' Decisions III the United StnteS. The Nec York
Reporters, Carncs. johnson, Co,cen WindcH. Hopkins
and .agr ci!cd nearly often as those If Prginia
Frequent reference made the Decisions of the Su-
prrt'c Court Of the United State, in DaLns, Crunch,
UhmtOs and Peters, those of MIR Justice Storv in Nh
and to The Decisions Of South Carolina in Bay, De-
and .UcLUd-and occasionally citations are
ma!e from tn" Pennsylvania Cases in Yates, Bnnsy and
Rdeic and from the massachusetts, Reports, including
the latter not only those called hut volumes
Of Mr. Picktriny.'
the Second Volume of Robinsons Practice, contains
AZ pages with table of Contents and table Of Cases
cicd, comprising Il pages and complete Index to both
vlun"s embracing 2OG pages more, making altogether
j6 pages 1t is in the Binders hands, and will be
FIR sale at the Of the subscriber in Richmond in
n or II days. Price Of the Volume, So 50 cts
September Il. [:}9-tfj ROBERT /. SMITH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-01

YNDUCATlON.-A young man who has oeen eau
s. Gated with a view to Teaching, and who can pro-
to teach the Latin and Greek Languages.
and is now engaged in prosecuting Mathematical
course wishes to procure situation for the ensuing year.
teacher or an assistant teacher.-Letrrs addressed
~. A. W. Midway Inn, Prince Edward county; va, va
vii DC promptly attended to- o. -. w.
n.cprnhar 1 ob-N''"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-01

IN CONSIGNMENT, by the ship Grace, from Liverpool
NJ offer S fol SALE Brussels, Trecpy Kdae'ns.r nJ
amJ Ven,an Carpetings-Brussels Wilton 9.'e 20
other Rugs. 1A@oHDiN 5o-oaw6t
Richmond. Nov. 81. "---
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-01
new ADVERTISEMENTS.

S-OTICE-A petition will be presented to the next
Legislature PRAYING for separate election in the
,.r,r part of Gloucester county.
n.,.n,rr CO-3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-01

ENEMALE EDUCATlON-The subscriber having
n engaged Il female teacher, with high recoHmenna-
lions from Troy Seminary New York, in order to edu-
cate his daughters home, will take ten female 6oarders
as memoers OF his family, whose morals and education
nrnce The FIRST of January next There will be vaca-
ton Of six weeks during the summer, and two weeks IN
pr;oa of bo,rd and ENGLISH tuition. 500
40
Painting $40, French $40, ~
Washing and candles, &c, NC, gratis. Letters Will
be addressed to the subcrber at Slurgconsve Bruins
wick county, Va. ~ W. % Slll ~
December ]. oo-MoM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-01

EIAROlINE LAND FOR SALE.-By virtue of
8 tie last Will and Testament of Humphrey Sale:
r,sspt Of Caroline county. Virginia. the subscriber
vii otter t" The hghrs, bidder. the premises, on Mon
t.y the i day OF January. 536. the next fair day
,,,,.arr Tract of Land in the county aforesaid, 81
.::,sd an Beverly Rum and estimated to contain s;'t
ares .srr or less This land will BE- sold credit Of
Z months, the purchaser giving bond with approved &C.
c!..y and Deed OF Trust to the punctua pay
.oat Of tie purchase money. This is among the most
desirable Forest Farms in Caroline county. There is a
s,urn,,licrs two-story dwelling house upon ia spring
Of tie coolest and purest water, perfectly convenient to
he mansion house-and very large orchard Of the best
selected kinds of apples, with other convenie"ces The
slaioa is nncomnonly healthy, being entirely exempt
om atmospheric that produce the bilious diseases
.: cur climate, The soil of this farm is we'll adapted
the growth of the usual staples corn wheat and to-
hacco \ further pton Of the Land deemed I'M
necessary is presumed any person DESTROYS OF buy
my will virw it, and judge for themselves
Nj William Duling, adjoining, will shew the Land
any person wishing 10 purchase. The subscriber will
make such title only is vested in him. as the Admins
traitor, with the Will annexed. Of Humphrey Sale, dec d.,
which right. he believes unquestonable.
JAMES w RIfpWELL, .t'tmt'.t".--r.'
Tith the viii annered Of II. Sue, dec
c,,;. ~ VI D,cenh.r Colds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-01
~. :. 7tE
Richmond, September 18TH 1885. IS

KENT fn OR S SALK Kent @ s the c c.
1an,nges of this stand are, sbf! hsif way between VIII!
ausburi and Richmond. There is Land sufficient al
t,chrd to to work six hands The crop is about four
barrels Q" to the acre. There is ond 5% Fs dc
land Of fine quality wood 10 make COCA aa' of
tobacco or cotton might he made to pay for hr land IN
@ ,n,r. There is on this land fine shell nar which
con be used to great advantage Any person WI, W.smg
10 t.. =. WILLIAMSBURG. or to MIR. &. F. Crump OF
Rchmond who is authorised to sell or rent
h'c'''"""' ""O BURWELL BASSETT.
4J-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-01
d! y nfA REWARD far WAsuuSeroS, who wen
a RE LII In. ita inc, In t,lcrnhlv Il q

&16AN kE"AhD far WAs"!s.TOS, who vent wen
nrgro. about . years old, has full eyes and down
lok when spoken to, his left hand mostly; he had
when he off, suit OF homespun clothes, with
an cid white wool hat have believe lie will
try make Off for free State and has probably golen
free papers from free negroes working the Rail-
.,ad, hls paSs written by in thu neighbour
hood. There a number of the Raruad hands
travelling about, and it would be well 10 keep look out
for him. "l give the above reward, if taken Out of the
State 500 If taken in the State and secured in any
jail or delivered 10 me, at TaylorsviIle.
November 10. I5I-Gtl WIN. d. TAYLOR
NTOTlCE TO COMPREHENSIVE Richmond,
~ Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Company
wish to cmpluy wurkmcn 10 execute the Carpenters
work of IL miles of Railroad superstructurc. The
highest pricrsby the day OF job will he given.
Enrknrn also wanted for the construction Of Rail
Road Cars
Tae building nftwo Lattice Bridges will likewise be
arled for.
As the work must soon be commenced, and vigorously
r "s"c"'"d, immediate application is invited
}. H. HOPKINS.
Prin. .7Sst Engineer.
Richmond
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-01

NIOTICE-A petition will he presented to the mex mex
Legislature ofVrgna, praying for prec.nS ereo of
ton at William Twins Tavern, in the lower Esher
Cumberland county. 10 J
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-01

RL ;r.Snao pn % inpor,aion Of Fail British Dry
Gods has City Point James R,sG and T be-
bc in store and opened in day or two wore no no
said of it anon. E; ~ . - MARKET BRIDGE
SaDt. J. l1i-uJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-01
DISAPPOINTMENT

POSTPONEMENI -, -
II The above sales are PospoHea TO and to the
1885, al yc f''yet u ' w. MORGAN
18th at Hockey Point 52-w,d
NoYember 5.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-01
Loringston, Nelson Co., Dec. l.

NEW LONDON ACADEMY.-Mn. Henry l..
~ DAVIES having resigned his situation as principal
TEACHER al this Seminary, the Trustees feel pleasure in
announcing to the public, that they have engaged Mr.
Geo. E. Dabney, Of Campbell, to take charge OF the
Institution.
In making this announcement, the trustees deem it
proper to state, that the standing of Mr. Dabney
gentlemen and scholar is avouced by the most ample and
Satisfactory testimonials After graduating, with dis
tingushed honor Hampden Sidney College, he be-
student at the University Of Virginia, where his
education completed upon large and liberal scale
Entertaining high opinion of his literary and classical
attainmrn,s, and believing that he will faithfully dis
charge his duties TEACHER the trustees take peasue in
recommending his School to the patronage Of the public
The exercises at this Institution will commence on the
first day Of January rext, and terminate the Both day
of June following. when there will be public e1alnI-
nation, Conducted fairly to test the proficiency Of
the pupils.
The course of instruction, will embrace the Creek, La:
tie MAPS ienc WI" ;,hn",;
Mathematics, NC.
The charge for tuition IN the Languages and higher
branches Of Mathematics, will be 49, and for the English
branches, 81 per month. Board, including bed waD.
THE TRUSTEES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-01

NIOrlCE.-A memorial will bc presented 10 the next
~ General Assembly of Virginia. praying the pas
aye of Law for the removal of the seat Of Justice Of
he county Of Hanover to some central and con-
'rnirnt location than the present.
Srnrmiu.r l. 30-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-01
Nov. Ia.

~ENERAL AGENCY.-The subscriber has l.; De en-,
for number of years, and still engaged n t n5
.;ness Of General .4gcnt, in Mc City 81 R'c""o"n. 10,
M aoscon of claims of every crp,ion-recevng
Subscriptions 10 periodical renting out 'T nSa1or
the rents and selling real property hiring out mfSio' or
cnacnr their hires and disposng OF them al pnG.u
,o.nc ssis &C.. &c For his ability and inclination l."
p.,farm with fidelity and dispatch, whatever nusn'sf
may entrusted to HIM he tc,fs to 70 the the owng
joseph Ta'c yor Messrs J"s'2h Mn5S Jo sT
r,'' G..o owls Webb a. Co., j. & s. Cosby N Co''
i,ueas,er DENLY u Co., Peter J. chevalIie ,; oo'
Crump & Lyon Eusace & Temple J1mI F TzwhyI,
Charles Ellis, Richard Anderson, and "m H. 1 '"'""'
n, Office on Governor Street nearly 9ppTsa,tRs '
Post Office. iiih -, hic their ser
n,s i; town. would consult their interest ny g'S's '
before the 18th day OF sss ha. date
by sending t'c Sc, thereafter. P. Nj. T.
Richmond. Nov 20.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-01
Oct. q.


wa1IYANAYS-Iia away from Mr.. Robert fSyne,
Hs on The ninht of the fifth inst, III the upper ensI
Buckingham county, two Negro icIo"s, w. p "..
Lv Andrew was purchased ny nr. raEi'c ~ ,.
c. Cosby. in Rch,nond he Is sau 10 NC ;I" hh and
Svo vcars Of age, five feet eight or ten inchs: "u
I'M r,I,,i,lv w:eph about l65 pounds; ne Is plo"N
mnlato straight and well made, with no 'Ns VI his
orcted he had small whiskcrs, ana mas e"p ~ H.,
upper under teeth ne o wore -, was purchased
r wal,or u.olv near Urbanna: in Mldd!esea county,
and about 10 years old; he is very oIach l'" ,nJ
,h h.uht of Andrew, stout: coarse "'aue ... ',I
will weigh lS5 90 pounds; his nose ,b IorJ he
s, h ween the eyes, and is very broad al tne c'lu m
I n old r,ir of lean pantaloOns, anu pan vi c'u'
linen ditto and all old jean roundabout aiI" d pJ
w 40 uGr,ned that Andrew has 4 wiie III I f''" W.;
w. -, and ,unv be lurking about in that county w.
S ~ lion thai Jim will leave him. ANY person t'
@ dryrr them to us, in this place or secure t iT w.
any, Jail in this State, 50 that we can &C. midi
handsomely rewarded apT al SetSs: TlEMPLEMAS
w l2-tf
1p0y STORE.-We have il store large anu I WEI.
NJ .ssoruncnt of Iron. to which we arc u''''
ali r receipts per almost every packet ".'r' "
. low nrices. 900 ions, Of the following
w; ~ rorrsb Swedcs. Country and Ulster almost
RGGfSDEnglish. swedcs and lister from Ia 10 Ut
c6aIIT1a T' swedes and Us'eF from il 70
diameter.
oTAI-7.5 oval Ulster Iron,
Ro1 hand, sheet, hoop and plating Iron, oror.
S,;I RoJs spke rods, axetrce nonlds tor
Crow Bars. ,r1
:, ions best American blistered Steel. ~
:, u'' -, Enrlish do. al stamp0
g d do. sf STEEL from - ~ c ,bc n.o,I
40 Sanderson IL Bros hest Cast Steel, OF th' "'''
'aie'! p p, Moud Boards, from No. to 3 ~
AN hS--''''''''W WORKMAN, McGRuDER & CO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-01

EINATENSlFE SALE OF SLAVES AND REAL
e. ESTATE AT .'COBBS. will he I'D 1t public
auction, the premises, Monday, jan 4, $50 the
valuable Plantation which Col. VIM G. GTeenhl
resided at mis- decease. called "Cobbs lying on the APP
ponattox about six miles from this place. The Tact OF
Land contains thousand acres has oil 1t all the ne
cessary improvements for the comfort of family Is con-
sidered remarkably healthy aud is very productive
1T the same time will be sold FORTY VALUABLE
SLAVES consisting cf men, women, Nc, amon5 which
Blacksmiths, and Carpenter.
Tcrms--F"r the Land, third cash-one third in IL
months and third i'll - months payment TO be salts
tacorily secured. For the Slaves, cash.
Should the weather, the day Of sale, be unavora-
ble it will take place the next fair day.
JOHN L. MEADE, Executor
Of Col. Him. {. GrcenhM, dec d.
JOHN d. TONNES, .7uctioncer.
Petersburg Dec. |. ISIS. GO-wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-01

nm the sutin Chancey depending in the CTc Ill., 81"
q ncrior Court of Powhatan, in which hoya" sari'n:
If and Trustee under the Will of John OrPP, is
sfy s D Esso a"d pSP 5s ~ D"
H Hspn SIMON Depp, Lucy Ann Depp Mike DrPp, WAL
bp E1a5 4 and wsIc DHH S
poc,b"ntas being infants under the age of II years are
hy the co1' Se the nss day sdadgsd
ooI d ~ Ibat Commissioner Of the Court state
an Of the of the IL, ra" On t0e
sccount Of the proceeds Of the sale OF the
property, real and personal specifically devised ia and
beuueaihcd by the testaor to each OF te sPeG'c ues
sees and lrraiees other than Nancy Brooks also an ac
count Of the debts due from the tcstator if any &c
&C. In pursuance of which decree, all persons m
sJ ,-c hereby notified, that have appointed the i"th
dar of DECEMBER next for commencing the saIa &C,
counts: on which day, by 10 o'clock a. A., iey arc
.O"nrcd to attend at Powhalan Court House with tr'r
n,nars and vouchers, ready for examination ana t's
rTeors of John Depp fany, are required on OF DI'';n
49, 4, to present their oluis 1" the undeIslgheo "
order that they may be reported to the CnnIs c
Std
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-01

SEGEOES FOR SALE-rursuant to Decree of
Y the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery
II the COUNTY o! Halifax. the undersigned appointed a
commissioner for that purpose. will the 2Sth day If
rcembcr next, hat being Court day at Halifax Court
.s expose to sale, at public auction for ready money,
yc likely negroes belonging to the estate of the late
asher, Read. deed. JAMES MEALEi, Drpsty
for John X. Linn, Sheriff u Halgtar.
December l. OO-ct