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Professor of Moral I,diios, III ~

I'D edmond COUNTY LAND FOR SAIE-
A0 The subscriber being dcsrous and determined 10
remove TO new State, provided he can dispose Of hs
lands, Nc, in the Northern Neck he therefore offers hj
Pu1c Lots and Houses at Stoncy Ill., the most rca-
sonabie terms consisting Of tavern which is new
house three stories high containing under the roof EIGHT
rooms and passage, which renders quite
ana wen calculated 10 entertain travellers &c There are
good stables, ssore-house, a granary kitchen
icehouse and all other oulhouses necessary at pnblc
piacc--a Of which has been built since $50 There is
also good well in the yard, be excelled by any
for good water. this State There are about IS acres
Of land attached TO the lot
w also offer another lot, ADJOINING the same tract
known by the of Whites Tavern containin abo,,
81 ocEes, with good dwelling house and other ont
order. - " go"
viii also offer another tract containing POO acres Z
miles south West Of Westmoreand Court louso win
good dwelling house, kitchen, granary stables and
other necessary outhouses.
VIII also offer another tract containing 200 acreg
3 = mies West Of Westmoresnd c. IT. "a valuable
Forest farm There is good dwelling housc eraDary
corn houses, stables &C. and rstrsie gris mill lately
! will also offer another tract 10 the extreme end If
,hc county containing $50 acres with good dive in0.
house, and other out houses it.
All the foregoing lands. lying IN the county Of Rrb
mond and State Of Virginia, healthy situations
deem 4, unnecessary to give further descr;non m ,
lands, as those Wishing 70 purchase can view fg them,
selves, &c. JOSHUA p EnNIV
Aug. ~. r3i-Gl Soneg mn R;ob,soaJ ~, H.
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An officer cp board the United S,stes F,;,,fe pr
VAC now IN The Mediterranean writes 10 h,s friend NJ
Charleston, under date Of August 2Otb an account Of
~ H.''f cruise, ~ winch he says, that the FrIeaie
~ ~ guns 40 honor OF TIE glorious day when the
IVh""ihg incident occurred sIhe second ,nn cd
SaH'e Fefy neai dong great deal Of damage-,t had
been sbotted ard ihe runner Ind e,ro,ife rs ~ ~
lne sho, passed through The bows Of the fac
sn,P Dea~ote about % yards off The reader cannot
-" " IemenDeI ihat by similar inadvefence ~ ~,
gunner on board another Of COR national ocss W we
Or 40 ago. ~ The harbor 81 Taulon 4 shot was 49,
a fiench snip ~ war, which dad much damage and pro
onced gfeate&citenent on shore, an m feeling ,ch
- some accounts are ~ be believed vet cxisss r. ~
minds 81 some of The naval Of that conntro rt
VIII - pffsuned, cease I" entertain auy fnribe, -
s"s OF ~ VIII 90 fegafd % Iu unfortunate catas,i
VIZ tOey hpd that the ConinDdOe's ship al our ,o
sq'aaon has been subjected 10 s1,iar chance medley
Nat Int
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UNIrrnsIrY on Ylnn,nn, San, ood 1eos
Prelessor Of .M4tAematirs.
UEIyrRsIry or V,pc,v,. No. 1907

:, UNIVERSITY OF VIReNIA, Nov. 4, 1895.
MIR F. w. COLEMAN, having graduated in the science
OF Chemistry, and received his Diploma TO that effect
from the authorities Of the University of Virginia. bears
with nm The most efficient and honorable testimony Of
merit that can be desired. 1t gives sincere pleasure
in addition, to state individually, that while ember of
my class, Mr. C. always distinguished himself by habits
OF assiduiy great proficiency, and uniformly gentleman
ly department. JOHN = FMMET
Professor Of CAemistru and .Materia Msdiea
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October 10.

~ AND FOR SALE-'rhe subscriber offers for sale
u JoT thousand acres Of Land, lying in Granville.
~ Carolina, seven miles north from Oxford and twenty
south from Clarksvlle There is Mill on The raci
newly built, with pair of Burrs and pair of Esonus
stones two sets of boiling cloths elevators packing ma
chino, &c. The toll from the alone amounts to
between two hundred and two hundred and fifty barrels
year. The other buildings the land cost between
eight and ten thousand dollars, when built There are
half is good tobacco land The neighbsrhood is an cx
cclen one, and the range for stock every kind Is
bably as good any below the mountains The fences
are in good repair and the plantation in excellent order
for making large crops Immediately The land will be
divided into two tracts if desired and the terms
made to suit the purchasers 1t is believed that no land
in the Union produces Wheat and Tobacco of quality
superior TO that raised on this land
October 30. T5i-w0tsl w O GREGORY
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Professor Of Chemistry and .Materia .usdiea.
UxIvEnslrY or VincJSIA. Nov lae

. UNNEhslrr OF VIRGINIA, Nov. 8, $50
Understanding that MIR. Frederick w. Coleman is
about TO become instructor in Concord Academy,
readily add my testimony that already given of his
qualifications. The degrees which he obtained III.
three years in which lac was a student in this In.
s'niion afford the best evidence he give of his
Prohciency In the several branches of academical
knowledge; and Mi Coemans moral character and
disposition recommend him a teacher, no less than
his intellectual requirements During the two wears
that he attended the school of Moral Philosophy had
an opportunity of knowing him welt aud il appeared
TO me- that no one in greater degree conciliaed the e
teem bot OF the Professors and bis fellow
cannot orbear TO add that OF the fruits of M
University, anticipated by its founders and friends
was that IL would dfuse throughout the State the means
OF occarate aud thorough course of instructor,
than 1t before possessed that these hopes have been
Py reaiizedand that il remains for the public to decide
py he encouragement given to such Of its alumni as en-
gage in The business Of teaching how far tarv will ro
fit ~ the advantage, and make il permanent
GEORGE TUCKER,
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I'D UMFORD ACADEMY The exercises in this
IA "a Institution will commence for the ensuing year
on the 18th of january and close the 18th of Decem
be following, with the usual vacation of month
Inc course OF instruction embraces all tho important
History Philosophy, Mathematics, and the French La
tim and Greek languages. The situation of Rumro,d
Academy, unsurpassed in point Of hcalthness by any
in lower Virginia. aud quite from temptations to
Irreguarity and dissipation peculiarly pied TO scho.
lastIc pursuits.
The subscriber will have the continued coopcraton Of
his present assistant, MIR IT. j. Christian who has been
associated with him for the last three years
Terms, heretofore, $3.50 for board and tuton Tor
$tl0, when the pupil furnishes his bed bedding and
candes) payable seannuay on the first of Anil and
the first of October. n ROBINSON pr;rr;aoJ
King William, October %. dg-wgw
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] am, with great respect,
Your friend and obf so.

Mcssrs Wv Canaan, &c, Com,aiaee Of hsjs,,;e,
Not so coarse. Only one half Of the al,ov, le,,,.,
relates 70 the humble individual that wrote If The
Mr. Clay breaks OF With telling the committee tbsi ne
shares with them IN the feeling which prompts t,co, =,
TeHder apYfoJri0o hon0rs TO those who gallany Eugt
our battles during The late .9gpyODriafe hons,s
SPproFfiate is the word and "iudicions' one
could not lave been selected. Mr. Clay is conss,en'
re was Tor rendering what be protested to consider an
hear hin praised as General aud him feaslcd AZ
Hcro-willing 10 vote him lands or money as re.d
for his services, but Mr. Clay did not think il atoyoo,
TO honor Gen Jackson with the Office Of President
But we have now the testimony Of Mr. Clay in r.,
vor o. Gen tiarflsonund what does it amonntto, IL
served With The General in Congress and takes ppssa
~ gearing testimony 10 the purity Of intenton snd i'd
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81 nn REWARD-kan away from me, during
~ wv The early part Of the year BIN MosrS
tEY stout pulaio, aged about IS years What nsr
ticuarly designaies bin, the prominence Of HE e.,
lures, having nose much Of tie Roman CAT II -
probable that he has reached one Of the free Sfs,e
mere passing ss free man though may be- that he
. s lurking about Al no great distance Having Iong
acteo as bcatpan, he may be some where on Jomcs
river The above reward win be fven 10, h;s deI;o
70 myself residing IN the upper end Of Chesterfield Or
possession Of him ANNE ~ A0of,v''''
ChesterGsld. Oct 81 s0-,gsr
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SAMUEL &. SCOTT, .ittcresy at Ls,r, viii. in flu
- turc, regularly attend the County aud Superior
Courts Of King Wisn County as well as those of ca,
ronc and Hanover. Hs Post-Ofce is White CHM
neys, Caroline
Nov 27 S0-Lft
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NoIsS<.--i Will 70 eaallsy a 1racisrr, ST. neat
IN year, to take charge of Spring. Grove Academy,
the scholars for the University Any gentleman desiring
the situation, will please address me- Hsyesvc Post
Office, franklin County, N Caiolina. and will make
Nov. ~. 57-st
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~. RICHARD BUCKNER, Jr., President
pro tem,pors et the board Of Trustees
November 13 55-2a. 81
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ing oaieo Columbia, November 10Th, says
we nave had, within the last week presented in
th's place, specimens Of COH, which are assured can
be procured ~ miles above US, on Little RiyerPro
lessor bliet goes up tomorrow examine the plaee
"hre u Is found The geological position is tic same
as lhe Coal Names Richmond, Virginia and il h
therefore probable there mly be- mistake in the mat
Ter we shall soon know. Our Raj Road should Il,
pass up the valley Of Broad River, will run alongside
Of not through the spot"
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tue Of decree of the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chanccry for Hcnrico county, made the 26th
OF June, Eo35, in suit in Cbancery between Wlntmel
H. Pugh administrator and others, plaintiffs and James
Winston and others. defendants: the undersigned Com
misSoners will Friday the 10th day Of October 1885,
at the premises, sell public auction to the highest
bidder the middle tenement in the block of buildings
the south side Of E street, in the city Of Richmond,
near the Market bridge, called the Mansion House, with
the of passage feet inches wide, and the stair
case therein between the said tenement and the ono
next above in common with the owner occupant Of
the upper tenement subject, however, to such ground
rent as may be properly chargeabe the said middle
tenement. Also the houses and tenement, which the
23th of December, 1917, occupied by Cochran IL
Williams rs dry goods store and by Mrs. Judith Nell
son as Boarding house; being the south side Of
or Main street in the City of Richmond, and the fourth
house from the Of 18th west together with the
ground and lumbcrhousc attached thereto Also two lots
or parcels land in the said City, numbered and two,
IN survey and plat, made by Richard Young, contain
Ing "a feet front street. running back 100 feet and
being the same property conveyed to James Winston
by hicCraw, TIay-and Campbell, by deed May Odd,
1917, Of record in the Husting Court of Richmond.
Terms of sae-onethird cash, third in six months,
and third in twelve months from the day Of sale,
the purchase money bearing interest from the day of
sale Bonds with security, negotiable notes with
dorsers will be required of the purchasers, and
vcyance will be executed to them until directed by the
Court. The sale will commence at II o'clock with the
Mansion House tenement.
Mrssrs. LANCASTER & DENNY, .7uctionccrs.
c C Il hYE R5ibIssoS, Commissioners.
Sept 25. 4l-tds
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,- The ENQUIRER published twice week. generally,
nd week during the session of the Legislaure,
mss til" as heretofore, Five Dollars nd
. Notes OF charercd specie banks ony)
,i payment The Editors will guarantee the safety Of remit
ny mail; the postage Of all letters being paid the writer's
Ct No will be discontinued but the discretion OF the
riiors, until all arreuruycs have becn paid
Whoever Will guarantee the Of nine papers, shall
s.l! the tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One less first insertion, each continuance
No advertisement inserted until either been paid Tor
l..uned by person in this CITY Is cnvrons.
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AND FOR SALE-We will sell to the highest
h;ddcr. on the premises. on Friday the 18th of Dc,
ernbc, next 59 of Land lyng in the aHun, yy T
Mecklenburg mile West of ChFstlansy.l'e Win
GOOD buildings we'll wa,ered, and about one ha al In
Eds and rood tobacco land. Col. a. Burwell IS our
hor;zcd a1ent-Any person wanting information wall
Apply ~ '' JOHN TABB,
THOS. TABB,
October2 T43-w10w'] En- Of e. b. lao0'a a.
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rteu ior my country. But finding that my feowciti-
conSJo .e~ fork are DESTROYS to express publicly their
.u: : IN me, and TO give their appreciation to the
manner IN which have discharged my public duty,
!'ei consolation which shall not pretend to express
as live. ~ '''' "'> u" wig
would not be perfectly willing to make any, sacrifice
which the happiness Of his fellow citizens Tic prcserya
ton oil the Union, and the independence Of his country
may require Of him. Whatever cxci,cmen. NAV have
prevailed IN our country, political other subjects
whatever irregularities orages may have been occa
slonal!y committed; and notwithstanding the untimt,y
aid misguided attempts 10 interfere with The sovereignty
OF the States III relation to matters exclusively nccuar
" and consttulionally belonging TO the STATES have
never for one moment of my life despaired Of the Repub-
lie whenever false and dangerous PRINCIPLES we're
pushed to extremity we have found and shall always
md an ,ntrii'gent patriotic, and saving majority
combined und united TO destroy the evil spirit of whatever
character, which may threaten the peace and harmony
Of the States of the Union. Taking full view Of
The past the present, and the future, think have
abundant cause tor gratitude and to rejoice at the spirit
Oh unallnty which prevails among our fellow citizens
ana The prosperous condition of happy country.
fTr@rrt extremely that it will not be in my power
be present at the celebration On the 5h arreeaby to
your Poite invitation have received many proofs
0i kindness and confidence from the citizens of New
for past that this renewal of their approba-
ton cxc!tes IN Inc Tcii"s- which il is not my power
With sentiments of great respect
Your friend and fellow citizen,
RH. NJ. JOHNSON.
Mcssrs Barnabas Bates Joel Curtis Philip E. Medo.
lrr. Allen NJ. Snifcn, John Advise, Eber Wheaton,
job Haskell, Nathan Darling Richard Riker Charles
G. Ferris, Rodney S. Church, Geo. w. Mcpherson,
Alexander Ming, jr., Benson Milledolcr, William Hub
bard-C0mmihec.
7. S. Allow to Offer The following sentiment:
TmE GREAT STATE OF New York: May her advance
mrnt in science philosophy and the mechanic arts, keep
equal pace with the spcndor of her internal improve.
nrnS and the dcvcloPrmcnt of heI natural resources.
. (iIrre follow The other Rega'ar and Poun-
icr 11astS -wth Letters Of acknowledgement, Nc from
invited GucstSD
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Peyton having take X
u en- into co-partnership MIR THOMAS ). DEAN,
the General Commission Business heretofore carried on
by him in this CITY, will hereafter be conducted under
the firm Of PEYTON d. DEAN, who respectfully So
licit share of the public patronage.
Richmond, August !, 1885. I'll
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MJEGROES FOR sALE.-The subscriber wishes to
sell G2 slavcs-2 from 81 to GO years of age, from
40 to So from 30 to 40, II from 20 to 30, - from 10 to
20, from to 10, and from to g. near az he can
conc at their ages They are all likely for their ages
The most of them raised by himself and nearly al o.
them in families Application TO be made to the suoscri-
her ot his residence in Middlcsex county near Church
vile, until tho LIST December next. He will be willing
to sell upon credit of from to FIVE years The inter
est being annually paid and the principal BENG ss.Siac
torily secured "a 49,
October 2. 3'"1"
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

HN7ANTED at the pits of Michacls L. Co, Chester
W field, from ten 10 twenty bodied hands for
III, balance Of the year-For such, either white black,
In; CHEST wages will be given-Applcation to be made
other to Geo. E. Wills, at the pits to A. Micharls
Manchester.
Oct l:}. 46-tf
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FENURNPlkE STOCKUOLDERS-'T StockholG-
IL ers in the Manchester aud Petersburg Turnpike,
requested to meet at the Eag le Hotel in Richmond,
the Sd Monday in October: To take into consideration
the cxcdency of rctoning the ensuing Legislature to
grant them the privilege Of establishing Rail Road
from Manchester to Petersburg, using the present Turn
pike for that purpose, inasar it may be practicable
and advantageous to do BY order of the Directors
WILLIAM TAZEWELL. President
Oct. G. I'd
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r. Tract of Land lying both sides of the Fin
wood creeks mile from Aillgrovc, from Chris
.,nsyi!lc and Is North Of Bnydon, containing $40 g
,,,.s- about wo-thds of which are heavily timber
ID with original growth the balance mostly fresh land,
6nr state of cultivation, and well adapted to tho
v,h of corn. wheat and tobacco On the creeks
h,c are extensive fairgrounds, consisting Of about Is
rs small portion Of which is well set in grass; the
~. well dllchcd and adapted tn the tobacco crop The
findings arc new and amply sutiicen. to crop.
i-uarly of tobacco. The terms will be made to &C.
anolac purchasers. Any further information can be
ncd by applying to the subscriber, the premises,
all A. Garland Esq. in Boy dton, or TO Sas Bigeiow:
Isl. in Farrn"il!c a. BuRNELi..
tc,ubcr 16 4T-N
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October 9.

II AND FOR SALE.-Having determined on rrinov.
Land in the county of Halifax lying Dan river, Sc
ven miles South cast of the Courthouse, three below
South Boston, and twenty above ClaTkcsvic: contain
inc 215 acres. further description Is deenrd nhhr,
cessary as it is presumed those wishing to purchase VIII
first view the premises which they invited TO do IT
the above land is not sold before the 2St day of Octo-
Der next it will positively be sold on that day, to the
highest bdder-On The same day: shall sell at pubic
auction all my crop of corn OATS fodder and hay stock
of cattle hogs and Sheep two yoke of oxen, one yoke
not SURPASSED by any in the county, with new ana hrst
rate cart, plantation tools and utensils household ana
kitchen furniture about o0 lbs OF P"rk, WIN my crop
of tobacco A credit of twelve months will be gwen,
IN all sums of FIVE dollars and upwards, the purchasers
giving bond and approved security; under Ave- the cash
will be required The terms for the land VIII be ma"e
known on the day. CRADDoCh 'AC6lAS.
September 10. o2-tus
BNORTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Lost or stolen,
from on board the Steamboat Patrick Henry, on Inc
5ib oC Septembcr last between Norfolk and Richmond,
Iarpe sized new black leather TRAVELLING TRUNk,
marked OH each end in white paint with capital ~ ana
nm the back with the letters s. b. Lord containing
quantity of Ladies arpat:, among which tic foliwhg
articles &c rccolcclcd-Oue blue black silk dress; one
dark stone cooured ditto; fawn-colonred figured
silk dress PATTERN unmadc; one striped frcnch cac"'
buff and white dotted with green; one light rrehch
calico, white ground brown stripe and small flowers
of = variety Of colours; light blue calico with
cape Of same, trimmed with whi'c camcfc eust,s,
onr chocolate coourcd calico, with cape OF same one
DIN phlm
Each crimson mcrino with hoddicc waist; four white
dresses of can,brc and muslin; an tIenr
cape and COLLAR lace cape trimmed with thread edE'ng
DC &c; an open worked cottage stTa" oohncs '.
with figured blue satin white Thihet shawl; bun
French cashmere ditto variety of small fancy handkeT
chiefs scarfs belts &c The wearing apparel nearly all
marked with indeiible ink, S. B. Lord. miniature
likeness Of a gentleman set in gold med1 S".
having the initials W. L. on the back; sn'a. n, Gos
containing a gold and pearl clasp for the waist '
Ec Sc. There were also several books in the
among which ,n were ss sma
;hI mich worn. bound in calf skin; the "Rccords OF
Good Mans Life, bound in purple muslin; "Iours for
Heaven, small book, bound in caIe silk miniature
sd;,;on Of "Rowes devou exercises in Russia binding;
blue morocco pocket book with steel clasp two blank
books in marble the one m pr,
vate Journal The other Ui others
The above reward will be paid for the recovery
SiCOS boarding school, in the city of Richmond va
Oct 49, DE. ... .... - -.
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3 AN NEGROES. to be so!d On II trcdi IF sir
AsB morthS.-They at Tyc River, Rack Is
NJ. and Rocky Point Farms, and at Kanawha Sal,
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ATOTlCE.-Thc subscribers have purchased from Mr..
Y George Mills, his entire interest in the concern Of
Nils Reid s. Co ;, and will continue to conduct the
Cn,i business, under the title heretofore.
A. REID,
CIIAS. S. MILLS,
Som, % 1885. G47-6s1 WIN. NJ. ROBINSON:
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.fsECAs.WO.s:as, EgeGA.sH:a,

EDUBLlC SALE.-Will be sold. at auction, at The
n United States Armory, at Harpcrs Ferry, Va: on
tuesday 18th October, 1885 the following property, VIZ
23.4l6 lbs. steel, assorted sizes,
lOo, lG4 lbs scrap steel and old files,
lob, 90 lbs scrap iron. Of good quality,
l,O00 lbs. hammered iron, do. do,
1l2 lbs. iron. assorted sizes,
239,21s lbs. borngs and turnings,
7o:2'O lbs. cast iron. I'd quality,
l,3l2 lbs. brass filings,
90 carbincs,
2 blunderbusscs,
los muskct barrels, various stages from the boring
to the finished.
99l6 bayonets, in different stages, from the forging
to The finished,
422223 componcns of muskcts, comprising nearly all
the parts of the lock and mounting,
1888 musket stocks, turned, &c,
431 do. do, rough,
SO lbs. emery,
90 demijohns,
1877 worn down grind-slones,
l73 lbs scrap leather,
Componcnts Of the Hall Rifle
1850 barrels, s..-
,096 bayonets, .-,..-...-...~. .,
1.260 Iam-rods, -, :
1896 componcn.s, comprising receivers, locks aud
mounting,
2,4l1 stocks, unfinished,
173 spring vices,
"a screw drivers,
2,435 wipcrs. Terms Of sale, Cash.
BENJAMIN MOOR, .4ct. SnpM.
L. S. -4rmory, Harpers Ferry, Va.
September 25. dl-tds
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BNOR SALE, 4l6 raiuabic PamunEcy Laad-
b By virtue nf Deed of Trust executed to me, by
John Cnrnm Pollard and wife, BEARING date on the 18th
dag Of Apr 1885 shall proceed to sell Tuesday the
10Th day of Octnbrr next on the premises, for certain
purposes in the snid deed expressed (having been
Hanover cne mile from Hanover Town. eight from tho
Court-IIou Of said county mud eighteen from the
City of Richmond This land, for the number of acres,
is perhaps not surpassed by any in lower Virginia.
fence of three quarters Of mile in length cnclosrs the
whole farm.
The terms will be made known the day of sale
Such title only will lie conveyed is vested in nc by
said deed, although believe it to be unqurstionahr.
WILLIAM r. NELSON, Trustee
October g 43-t2CO