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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-26
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tsrnllolss got hy the renos ned SIR ARCHIE,
ms dam by the imported Druid his gfaadam b,
Old Nildar (hes sou Of old FeHrnougbl.) his great
gfand"ni by Americu', his ge graodsm by The
| imported old Janus, bisggg graniam also by old
Janus his seq ersndam by the imported her,r
Moore Partner. hisggg gtandsm by the i'm
naficd horse old Jolly Ro ger, cut Of the import
ed mare KITTY Fiber--t a,oiinisn' : blood can be
raced on the Epglis, stud book MS fir back as TO
me fohoning hnrsssA Places Waite Turk, import.
go ny Mt flsce. Stud keeper 10 Oliver Cfom~ell
| IN 1902 when he Protector the Ly.ier, or
9uadIing Turk, i653 Dodsworlh'. dam, 1919,
&c. &c NC
The subscribers feel no hesitation Ia saying that
they rave general saiislacifon the lat sea,on 10
| ihoso who entrusted their mares 20 their care a,
oht OF more than SKY mares that, were II IN the,
care, not one was returned 0ni ct order, aud near
| " al OF them much fh'tct tan when they ca ne
| they can only promise Continuance Of their best
Ifserlioos 10 give saf',fcllon, aud hope to have
ample proof OF iHef success IN the r,turn OF largr
d"",'er OF those who pniroa ed thu horse the last
SEASON. ttrO'inian served near 100 shsres the Las
season, and ou dig. pnpD, we can tot hear Of
more than five thai have ut proved IN fo,I, aud
we invite all persons whose mares failed the lat
season, to send them back aod they shall he sery-
Ell Al the season price, This he Dg the last sea,
son Carolinian may make in tbs part Of the couns
Try, We SOLICIT al those Win have any wish 10
breed IRON him, TO avail themselves Of the presen,
opportunity, 10 breed from a horse, whose siz. co
o. l"'hh, hl'pn, hh1 performances, aud the char.
aeier and performances Of his got, sll prove him
10 be the cheapest horse ~ Virginia, at $50 thu
'eason All person. sending mares n distance, will
please direct them 10 tie care Of T. Z. Richardson
ono OF the snbscr,bers. living nj the Court House
WIN particular written directions how they want
hfm krpi, whether pastnred or fed their temper,
habits, &c. and their directions shall be honestly
compiled with lie Inns provided himself amply
Win gram, stables, separate rnclosu,e, aud every
hing necessary To the successful nccomplishmeo n,
oiihe end IN view Mares shall be WILL ted at 70
cents per day, mud servants seni with hem boarded
e'a'"' "e would s"sg"" the propr'cly OF sending
mares before they foal every way preferable 10
n" rr'ciiee Of travelling young colts, acccmpani.
Ell with The uncertainty Of The mares standing, &c.
NC, &c. THOMAS I. RICHARDSON.
RICHARD |. GAINES
n, BY reference TO Tho September No.
1882, of the Iurl Register aud Sporting Magazine
tbrolinian' own, and some oil his g.i perfotman.
ces may be seen
kg Coroh"n will be exhibited in Lynchburg,
at Mr., Paul Jones Snblc, on Tuesday and Wed,
ncsday, the ION and llIh OF March next
Feb. II w6w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-26

,NSEED OIL just received a few
- barrels L,nsecd OIl-Whiie Lead and Other
Painis-Also, a large assortmnnt Of Candies
Black Tea in and lbs papers, fine quality.
J. L. " J. h. ROYALL
Nov3 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-26

w wv 0''TIHtHtt INC TkI OF MarLh aud eIDlTe
The LIST ofJoy. To be let To mares a, the reduced
n''ce OF IS the single leap, to be Laid at the time
'he service IL rcnderedJI6 the season to be maid
on ~ before the expiration OF the season -insur-
'"cf 'o' N2o' TO tic paul MS soon Ms the mare 10
discovered 10 he in foni o, IN any way changed .
ana % cents to the groom in every instance. Ev.
cry Afternoon will be paid TO mares sen, to Virpi.
man. but vi" not be responsible Tor accidents or
coP's. q Oh aud extensive pastmTage fer mares
rom distance gratis Mares can he fed on rea
'onable terms 10y the day.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-26
SHOES & HATS.
WOOD FOR SALE.

NtIF subscribers have made arrangement to
- haul Wood to this place Throughout, the year,
and any person wishing TO buy, can be supplied at
any time, by applying at the Store of E. B. Estes
DUKE g. ESTES.
Feb 10Th 4t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-26
The beanif'l and splendid young
Horse

"lLL sana the ensuing sfason at nv Stable
w in the cosn,y Of Bedford. miles south
essi of Iibrr,v. aud a hall mile from Clayton,
AllA, on Little Otter. aud will be let TO mares a.
tie reduced price Of SO The season, payable D.,
ihe 20sb day Of December "eu.-i he season WI
commence the Isl of Msica and end The ist OF
Ansnsi--S 10 the single leap paid at the time OF
serv,ce--aad $40 insurance, payable as soon rs
The mare 10 known 10 he in fosl, o. transferred.
Any person putting 8 mares viii only lie charged
with 100 cents 10 be pad to the groom for eact
mare. Any person that put 10 this horse laF
spring by the season aud his mare has proved NOT
70 be in foal, can put this spring for hall price.
The proprietor has procured 100 acres oi land for
the purpose OF pasursge, which will be grabs,
aud also stablesio project mares and colts rom
The incl niency otthe weather. Mares can be TED
with grain, IL required, Tor % cents per das
No responsibility for accidents or escape. b1t ~
cry eser'ioa will he made To proven, them. There
viii be no charges made Tor persons or servants
that may bring mares from distances TO tbs horse.
tie ~'ll always be in place, with the exception Of
cubic days.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-26
9se ai8fagutstesI SiGaioa.
All
g "A r OIL N I a n !,
Tiaae alafagmsieI .slailloa.

~iIL commence his neat season on the ION
February, and close the 10Th day OF July
afs'' ~ me stable ofthe Subscribers, nj thsilohs
Govt HOUSE. Va. AT $50 The ses.on, payable nj
me expiration thereof aud $50 to insure. the insn
,aare 70 he paid whensver ihe mare u known 10
DC WIN idsl or parted fom; and ! fa'h 10 The
groom Tor the service of each mare. Every posi-.
ne care will be given 10 prevent accidents, but no
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-26

we, '"s under written subscribers do certify TINT
Ma'eh'ess, the property OF Pleasant Greasy ma
sure foa' geher, aai We have pu, our mare. "a
MN, and all have proved 10 he IN foal at the first
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-26

Nov. 2
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-13

o"siess;ona caucus nominations, and accepted those
TEey examine the question Of the cleo
49,, o. resident falling upon the House of Representa-
cnnId ahI .ey prove satisfactorily, that nothing which
precatcd. ~
ne OBJECTIONS, so industriously propagated by the
enemies OF the People against the Convention arc re-
,u'eo, and their ial!acies made apparent The attempt
10 create sectional parties and divisions is carried home
to the Deposition. high enlogium is paid to the dis
nnSused services ofour present Chief Aagis,rate and
an earnest call is made upon the Dcmoci attic Rrpubli-
cans OF the Union unite upon man who will carry
out The principles of Andrew Jackson 1t is needless TO
say that Martin Van Ruen has been called unanimous
" to fill the high Office Of President ofthe United States
Pursuing the path pointed by The immortal Jefferson
and t!:e il'ustrious Jackson, Mr. Van Buren, and Col
the People, and the Baltimore Convention will deserve
the thanks Of the Democratic party"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-13
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR sALE.-By viz.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-By vr-
tue OF decree Of the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chancery for Henrico county. made the 2Gth
OF June, 1895. in suit in Chanccry between Whitmel
II fugh administrator and others, plaintiffs, and James
winston and Others defendants the unde assigned Com
nlssoners will Friday, the 18th day of October, 1888,
AT the premises, sell at public auction TO the hg hest
BIDDER: the middle tenement in the block of buildings
The south side of street, in the city Of Richmond:
near the Market bridge: called the Mansion House, with
the use of passage feet inches WIDE and the STAIR
case therein between the said tenement and the one
next above in common with the owner or occupant OF
the upper tenement; subject, however, tn such ground
rent as may be properly chargcabe the said middle
tenement. Also the houses and tenement: which on the
9th Of December, 1877, were occupied by Cochran q
Williams dry goods STORE and by Mrs judith Vel
son as Boarding house: being the south side OF r
Main in the City Of Richmcnd and the fourth
house from the Of 18th ST. west together with the
ground and lumber house attached thereto Aso two lots
parcels of land in the said City numbered and two
in a survey and plat made by Richard Young, contain
ng "a feet front street running back lou feet; and
being tho property conveyed to James Winston
by McCraw, Hay and Campbell, by deed, May 2}d,
lSl7 of record in The Hastings Court Of Richmond.
Terms Of slle-onc third cash third in six months,
and onc-third in twelve months from the day OF sale.
the purchase money bearing interest from the day OF
sale Bonds with security or negotiable notes with en-
dorsrrs will be required of the purchasers and no con.
vcyaucc will he executed to them until directed by the
Court. The sale will commence at II o'clock with the
Mansion House tenement.
Mrssrs. LANCASTER & DENY, ;auetiOneers
q. A MYERS. c;;,u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-13
October =.

N| ARsHALL HOUsE--This spacious HOTEL,
Y@ situated in the most fashionable street in Ph'ade
phia is to be rented for term of years.
II yill present on Chestnut street succeed front Of
"a feet inches cmbellished by massive Grccan doric
porlico of white marble, through which the baroom
81 feet by 4? will be entered private entrance al tle
eastern extremity of the front will also give access t" the
hotel. M ., r., =,
1t contains in the first story, one room 7oS24 G3S24
2Gx2l, 24x20, 2lx23, 2lxl4, 2OSl4. =,
In the second story, one |ox2a '2Sl', 3@%Ii 'H
23x21, 2lxlG. laxl3, l5x7; rooms each lGxll and
In the third story, one 3Ox19 27x24, 22x2I, 2lxl4'
2lxI6 l5x7 each 2Ox; four each 2oxl1; and seven
each lGxl1. -, =, ,o e.
In the fourth story 30xl9, 27x24. l2xl:: four
2Oxl7 two 2lxl1; two 23xll; three l2xl4, and seven
lGxll ~ c ,,,c
In the fifth story, four, each l7x7 one 24xl6 2lxlo
16y15 l4xll three each l4Xl2 two each 20Sll, ana
two each 2lxlI Apply to ,e
RICHARD DAVIS,
Walnut st. near 4M ST.. PhiladclPhtH.
o,,I,r q 45-Gt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-13

The ENQUIRER is published twice week, generally anu
times week during the session Of the State
hcret"oc, Five Dollars unnum payable IN I'D
Notes chartered, spacicpayins banks ony) Will be re-
lived ia payment The Editors will guarantee the safety Of remit
by ma the postage Of letters being paid writers
No paper will discontinued, but the discretion OF the
cETors until all arrcurages have been paid Up. ,
~ Whoever will guarantee the payment Of nine papers, snail
have the tenth gratis.
" TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
square, inse:tun cents; each
;,cns inserted. until has either bcch pau io
med nv in this
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-13

yEyURNPIKE STOCKHOLDERs.-The Siockh9 !,la
ers in the Manchester and Petersburg Turnpike,
are requested to meet at the Eagle Hotel, in Richmond
on the Sd Monday in October, to take into consideration
the expedency Of peoning the ensuing TO
gran, them the privilege OF establishing ran on"
ram Manchester to Petersburg using the present Turn
nike for that purpose, nasar as it may be practicable
and advantageous to do BY order of the Directors
WILLIAM TAZEWELL, President
oc lid
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-13
Sept. %.

II AND FOR SALE.-fIavng determined on
Il ing to the West, again offer for sale my Tract CT
Land in tl,r county of Halifax, lying Dan river Sc
South Boston, and twcnty above Gainesville contain
inr 215 acres y further description is deemed unne
ccssary. is presumed those wishing: - r!c:c wi!
first view the premises, which they invited TO do If
Der next it will positively he sold on That day. the
highest bddcr-On the same day. shall sell mt public
auction all my crop of corn oats, fodder and hay stock
of cattle, hogs and sheep, two yoke Of oxen one yoke
rate cart; plantation tools and utensils household and
kitchen rnturc about 30G0 lbs of pork with my crop
of tobacco A credit of twelve months will be given,
on all Of five dollars and upwards the purchasers
giving bond and approved security; under five, the cash
will be required The terms for the land. will he made
known On the day. CRADDOCK VAUGHAN.
September ID 3S-'ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-13

MTOTlCE.-Thomas Thweatt, one Of the Executors
Ia of Richard n. Thweat late OF Chesterfield coum
h,v;np RECENTLY returned from the Western country:
he representatives of the Testator have all duly quail
fed as required by the viii. Wishing to execute tien
trust and close the administration with all nn ~.
spectly requcstedto make payments forthwith o!otheF
wise suits will be necessarily and indiscrlmlnateIH,
hrouqbt. Those having claims against the Estate VIII
present them for immediate satisfaction The COLLECTION
IF the debts will be principally attended to by Thomas
Tbweat, of Dnwiddie county.
MARY THWEATT,
..-.. ARCHIBALD THWEATT,
THOMAS THWEATT,
E,.,r;r and Editors of Rchd Noble 7haoeaa, dec d.
October 2.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-13

WNOR BALTIMORE rla WASHINGTON CII y
n The Steam Boat CHESAPEAKE: CuPtatn -Nay leaves
Hampton Roads on Wednesdays and Sundays, on the
arrival of the Richmond Boats-and arrives IN WASH
nu,on the following Manufacturing it optional win
travellers to depart in the 10 o'clock, A. NJ or cnck,
P NJ Rail Road for Baltimore, which cary , tne"
,hronsb in two hours. Passage and Fare to Washing
ton 81. Passage from Washington to Baltimore o. w.
Senicnher % fo-ti''A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-13

lFtSnao Pk6 GG %poSaI S Of Fail S By
Goods has arrived at City Point James Rysrl ana VI" III
be in store and opened in day or two wore s WI Oe
said of it anon. r a. ;. p mts, nil.
Sept. |. l5a-uJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-13
October 9.

d AND, MILLS, AND OTHER PROPERTY FOR
FL SALE.-The subscriber, about to remove 10 the
city of Baltimore offers for sale. the following property:
His residence near Prince Edward Courthouse, with
every necessary house and convenience for large
family and about sixty acres of land attached 10 Of
which trstratc meadow land. (Thls place has been
long occupied, and well known Il situation Cor prac
titoncr Of medicne) Also, tenement near the above
named with good dwelling and out houses, and other
.nn"c enccs trr family, with from 81 TO ITO acres Of
land 10 IL Of it meadow, and excellent orcrslot
Gris Mill attached. Also MIL situated On Little Buff.
ialnc, with pair OF stones, ineSiausble supply
Of water, good Boiling Chests and most Of the APP
paratus necessary for manufacturing. it is believed that
with some few minor additions this Mill might do an
excellent manufacturing husiness-it is one and half
miles from the Courthouse in very thickly settled
neghborhood.
This property particularly the dwellings, is situated
in the immediate vicinity Of l1ampden Sidney College,
Mr. Roots Female Seminary and classical preparatory
School for boys-a of them highly respectable and flour
ising Institutions. The character of the neighborhood
for morality and intelligence, addition TO lis scholastic
advantages renders these situations desirable for parents
wishing educate their daughters secluded from
vicious temptations and under their immediate
If not disposed If before the 18th of Octotcr nst the
above named property WILL that day, b. offered pub
cy with the crop of corn fodder and hay stock Of
ry kind household and kitchen Furniture, &c.
The terms Of sale will be accommodating
JOHN 7. METTAuER
o,, hcro a. tl.O
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-13

GLOVER SEED. &c.-Two hundred Bushels OF
u Clever Seed,
200 bushels Herds Grass do.
100 do. Orchard Grass do.
81 do. Timothy do.
Palmer Mould.boards, Nos. ], =, 3, and LIZ,
Plough Plates. all sizes,
Iron. Of all kinds and all sizes:
For sale by WORKMAN, McGRUDER & co.
Not q 85-3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-13
TEFs GE.N.EaH,
ATOUNT CLEMENT JOCKEY CLUB RACES
lH@ will cOmmence on "Wednesday Eth October, and

TAE CUNT CLEMENT JOCKEY CLUB RACES
1fA will commence on Wednesday. 18th October, and
continue four days
FIRST DAy-A Sweepstake for colts and FLIES three
years old-entrance Sl6O, half forfeit, and closed.
ESrRIEs-Wm. n. Tayloe, james P. Corbin, VIM.
williamson John P. White.
SECOND DAY-Propretor's Purse, $3.50, two mile
heats, $l5 entrance
THIRD DAr-Jockey Club Purse, $500, three mile
heats entrance $50. ..
FOURTH DAy-.A sweepstakc, one mile and repeat.
fer three year old colts and les entrance so: half
forfeit, five subscribers aud closed
EXTElEs-Thnmas Hoskns, Jefferson Minor: VIM
Williamson. J. Govan, Orlando Jones'
Same day Silver Plate. worth $780, two mile heats,
entrance $50.
glance at the above programme will it is presumed,
be good evidence of the propieors desire to make his
coarse substantially attractive to and patrons OF
the turf-the So the pewter will be planked up
to the winner orwnners the day of success. 1T Is
unnecessary to comment on the purses: will deny,
for the opening of new course. they are hbtral in
every way. and properly proportoncd. 50 as to afford an
opportunity for every kind OF anma from tIe scrub
to the high melted racer to in for chance tor
some Of the dust But that every thing may be suit.
cd and every taste catered for the proprietor has en-
gagged. from the celebrated Otry Of Rchmond first
riding saddle padded stitched &c. secundum arem
Now Mrssirurs if there be not opportunity for every
one-ron the blood to the bucko suit his Taste: then
he must 20 to New Market 70: better bill Of fare.
With regard to the accommodation of visitors, the
proprietor from 10 10 20 gentlemen racers
on the course; and the town of Tappahannock. mncd
ately in the vicinity of Mount Clement. will afford
vcnicnt and agreeable quarters &c. Travelling faclli
ties afforded for visitors from Baltimore, Fredrrck
burg, and the various points of the RapPahanock by the
steamer Rappahannock, regular boat plying between
Baltimore and Frederick sburg and landing tho vsiters
at Tappahannock. I-2 miles fem the course.
As s,aj!cs and litter will be furnished at Mount Glenn
ent. gratis such gentlemen intend 10 bring their horses
with them, will BIZ pleased to notify the proprietor Of the
by letter in order that suitable Prparal!ons may he
made for their reception. JNO. p. WHITE.
Proprietor IF II. E. j. {. L..
October 2. I3-lt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-13

NITANTED at the pits Of Michaels u Co, Chester
w field, from ten to twenty able-bodied hands for
s balance of the year-For SUCH either white or black
tue highest wages will be to be made
.rhcr to Geo. E. Mills, at the pits: OF to A. Nlchaels,
Manchester! ,
Oct 9O-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-13

~ROUND PLASTER in casks of 500 lbs. each,
&E from the Lubec Mandatory "-,oarraa1ea pure
nud Of the best Quaiity constantly for sale by
DAVENPORT ALLEN g. co.
Sept. o. 4l-wow
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-13

A TEACHER WANTED.-l wish 10 employ for
4 the ensuing year, Lady WHO is we'll qualified to
,..ch the English and Ornamental branches usually
nu.ht in Female School. To one who can come we'll
,ecSmnenied, a liberal salary will be given:
WIN. d. TAYLOR.
yn,,.. IfcY Susscr In I'm OFT ID i6-it
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-13
October =.

u AND FOR SALE-'rhe subscriber offers fir sale
q 4 his Tract of Land, containing about 22U acres;
more or less The soil is very rich, and well adapted
r., the ,ru,vh Of corn and wheat There are about 80
acres cleared and 200 in woods. There is great guam
,ity of good timber on it-whe-oak, redoak. hickory,
poplar, and some very large pine-About - acres of
rs!ratc meadow &c. This land lies in the county OF
King Il Queen about one mile and half above the
Court house il the fork of two public roads, and about
one mile and quarter from the Matapoy river which is
navigable for large vessels to pass. There is very
good dwcng.housc it, built about - years, srts on
a high elevation commanding handsome view of the
river The water is good and the situation healthy
Terms of SALT $40 per acrc--Si50O in cash-a credit of
two years will be given for the balance of the nancy
one half payable in twelve months the other half twelve
months after If any person should wish 10 purchase.
they will apply to Mr. John Pollard who lives there,
and he will show them the land.
October =. [l3-wIwl ELLIS CARLTON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-13

ET4E SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF VIRGIL
n MA are particularly requested to be punetual in
tobcr Courts of their respective counties and corpora
tons and to be careful in the preparation Of their annual
returns, comply strictly with the forms prescribed in
pursuance of Law. for their Departures
from these forms, however trivial they may appear VIII
probably causc delay in the payment OF the fuotls when
applied for particular reference TO the abstract OF the
Iaws-to the remarks OF the Supc rlnlendcn accompa-
nying the samc-and to the Supcrntcndcnts Circular
of 1892 will be attended with much advantage 10 the
children whose instruction one important OBJ cct OF
the institution of the Literary Fund, and will relieve
both the Commissioners themselves and the Supcrlnten-
dent from disappointment and unnecessary labour.
J. BROWN, Jr., Superintendent
Of tic Literary Fund
October =. 13-1l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NrOTICE.-By virtue of Decretal Order of the
= County Court of Louisa, pronounced on the
ia day Of September, 1885, in suit therein de-
andiou' wherein David NJ. Hunter is plaintiff and Jas.
Kiln and John Ellis are defendants-we Tor one of us)
hal proceed to sell to the highest bidder, upon the
,,,mses Oh Saturday, the oath day of October inst,
on. third part of The Rattlesnake Gold Mine being
,;J Bbbs entire interest thereinTernis will be &C
.n,nn,oda,ing, and made known the day Of sale.
r. prospects for rem and surface Go'd-and Iron ore
m ve,y attering and large have been offered for
S land for the purpose of procuring them 1t lies IN
r, anne region and near Waltons Gold Mine.
JOHN ELLIS. c;..;,,,
DAVID NJ HUNTER, COMMISSIONERS
October ID. ao-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-13

spY virtue Of Deed of Trust. executed to me by
I'D William Dabncy and wife, bearing date 26tl day
i Nay $780, and recorded in the Clerks Office of
louisa county will sell to the highest bidder for rea-
~ money in front Of the Tavern at Louisa Courthouse,
- the second Monday in November next, that being
r day. the Trac, of Land conveyed in the said deed,
rn,a:nne BY estimation, 246 IA acres, lying in the
~, county of Louisa, the waters Of the North Anna
liver, adjoining the lands of Timothy F Grady and
or so much thereof shall be sufficient to salts
s. n. PURPOSES of the said Trust. The title is believed
:, b. ndsputablc: but acting Trustee, shall only
ysy such title as is vested in by the said Deed of
l."S "oN'" 'i.'i|
October Is. io-W"t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-13

VOTICE.-Thc Co-paltrership between George +.
I knauff and |. de Waning. under the firm of Geo:
Hnauf Il Co, has been this day dissolved by mutual
rESent All accounts must be settled with Geo T.
Eruh-the fees for instruction. given by l. de Waning
enl excepted AS Geo. p. Knauf has engaged the
nc,, competent master of music in Virgi he
gd be glad to engage pupils for the Piano or Guitar,
every moderate prices either at their respective dwell
ms or at schools.
Fsmvi!lc, October ID. 46-3t