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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-15
DUBLlC SALE OF LANDS in tie Counties O

sBUBLlC SALE OF LANDS in The Counties Of
d Pcnhastea and CamybeU.-ln obedience to de-
:e the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and hance1y
q" ten''co coan,y pronounced on the oth cay OF De-
E,%' I'D, IN 4 suit therein depending between WIN
'c!ng administrator of VIM. G.. r. Mewbern, dec, ano
nc SAID WIN Boiling and Mary his wife, plaintiffs, and
i"oi Randolph and Others defendants. the Subscriber
WI" Proceed the 9TH day of April next to sell at pub
" suon, tract Of land called South East, lately the
,s'a'hce oi WE. Mewbern and Sarah H. Mewoerh: COLI
'"-'as by estimation, two hundred and ninety-sefen
rS and one qua,ter-be the same more or less--iyng
ut cou1iv OF Puwhaan, about one mile from the VII
50 II" uen'o. and about the distance from the Ap
ex TiTer, adjoining the lands OF }. NJ Harris W IL
'a MURRAY, and others. This land is in healthy ST.
,.'a and very agreeable neighborhood, ana is no"
?esson Of Mrs. Mary Skpwith, TO whom IL Is REM.
"' lie present year. The sale will be On the Pren'l-
Will Dc subject the lease Of the present tenant
SD The expiration Of the present year, and Inc Puf
So VII! be entitled 10 the rents which VIII 1aii que
sn ' us purchase. One-,hird of the purchase money
required the day of sale, and the balance Paya
% '"o equa! instruments OF six and twelve moh'hS'
@ scared by noles payable and negotiable az bahh'
good endorser and until paid the title Will be re-
W. as G:iher security This LAND will be sliewn oy
!, " ~. Murray VIM. Skipw:th to persons desfous
,,reHasc-tte will also proceed, on the isih cay u
| n1 a, the front door of the franklin Hotel, In the
m" Lynchburg to SELL at public auction, upon the
ia, 'ms another tract of land, containing by estna
1n'. M hundred and eighty-one acres-be the same
s,, ess-lying in the county of Campbell, upon the
$ ''ao 10 Richmond about Gig ut miles below Ly ncn'
ABOUT two miles :rom james rlver, adjoining
W Ihes OF WIN. Ross, Spotswood ID. Crenshaw VIM
Inc "a lister and others. This land will be shewn oy
rs,s" 30" VIM C. McAsler 10 persons DESTROYS TO Pur'
II. These sales will be made by the subscriber, as
Of the Court, acting under the decree
,,,'e'nentioned VIM BOILING, C0mr.
aachs. l00-2aw2w*
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~uERRY VALE NURSERY.-The Subscriber,
n-onrietor of the above Nursery, which is located
abou. mile from Richmond on the road leading to to
Gnu, comprising the usual variety, and of quality
o, He has also hand great variety of
mo. embracing those most celebrated for vine
hs latter s5a f a TSsa Nor
nd ;nes are ofthe best quality, and will be
disposed of on terms liberal as those OF any hs
Nursery He would invite purchasers 10 examine ms
stock before they supply IRON
distance viii! be promptly attended TO- anu lux 81
0'ue'e1 wa % p'' " WV JOHN CARTER.
r.t- On 93-2aw5w
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g lIARK-The great Northern champion, By AmeF'-
S can Eclipse, on of old Lady Lightfno, known to
every gentleman Of the turf will stand the present
son at my stable near Taylors Ferry. in Mecklenburg,
Va and will be let at $75 dollars tho season
one dollar 10 the groom Good and extensive pasturage,
and servants board gratis Evry care taken to prevent
accidents and escapes but liability for either Mares
with foas at their sides will BE- fed al twenty five cents
per day. and those without, if requested. The season
will end Oh the first day Of July.
JOHN c. GOODE.
March ID lG2-t2Gaiay
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baltimore HOUSE, formerly known as the
I'D celebrated Indian Gu, en- on Market or Baltimore
>.ee-EnIargrd ard rnode!nly arranged with PaIiors
Lit!es Drawing Room, Ladies Ordinary, Saloon, Read
ag Room. lhambers. &c, fitted up with new and eie'
Hi furniture. It's fine locality, proximity to the hail
;ad abou; two slaarcs.) and pleasant distance from
s water give this Hotel great advantages and tor It's
''i:er, the subscriber respectfully refers to those who
aaTe visited me House. JOHN w. KING,
Late Of the American Hotel, New York.
baggage Of the Baltimore House is always walt
H- he arrival Of The Cars from Washington and the
vest 10 bring baggage to The House, free Of etarge
Cages daily leave the Hotel for Philadelphia, and seats
March il. l02-2aw2w
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HyOR SALE, raluoJtc maau} nctnring Net and Plan
r. tation On Roauoke-l offer for sale. the Eagle
Point Mills ard Plantation adjoining Roanoke river,
s;tna,ed 81. miles south Of Boydton aud Randolph, Ma
con College, and ten miles below Clarksviir. The re-
,,,ton Of this Mill is well known in Petersburg and
Norfolk and also extensively known through the coun
try and VILLAGES near the Roanoke Its brand stands as
hyI, as any other mill in the State, where II is known
runs FIVE pair OF stones two pair OF iive.ieet oHrrs,
one of burr and Esopus pair OF EsoPus entre and
nsir Of rubbcIs; manufacturing machinery complete;
and !, is furnished with sufficient water power by ca
nal taken from the 1ve.. In point Of location 1T pos
srsses pnca,umon advantages. Besides constant run
Of CUSTOM it commands business from great distances
during drv seascnS-y!elding annually from 2oV to 3oo
barrels OF toll corn IL receives from ID TO ~ thousand
bushels of wheat annually; and for some years past the
crops have been rapidly increasing in this section OF the
State and vii! probably continue to increase as facilities
10 market improve There is ready sale Tor corn and
every bushel of offa at good prices II may also be
we'll to remark that it would afford an eligible site Tor
cotton factory, grocery, mercantile business
The tract o, land consists of 5l7 acres, 81 Of which
are good river bottom coed proportion OF numbered
land and the plantation in good condition Tor cuitiVi-
ton The improvements consist of spacious old dwell
inu house. with oihe. ordinary out-houses PERSONS
wishing TO purchase the above property may apply 70
the subscriber residing within two miles liberal Gre
dit will be allowed the purchaser.
Should not effect sale, privately before the third
Monday in April next SHALL on that day, Otter IL at
public auction, at Aecklenburg Court House. 1t being
Court day. Possession Of the Mill will be given on the
LIST of June next and the Plantation the LIST of Janu-
arv. 1897. TINGNAL JONES, Executor
Of Jpmcs 3. Jones, dec d.
Mecklcnburg, Feb. 20. 93-t2otiA -.
AZ Petersburg Constellation will please insert the abgye II"
28ih Aprilncxt. :: :.
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ryo,ylRER published twice week, senciaiis, anu
The wen during the session OF the state s "a
e, sane Of ehaT,srs specie bank. onyl Will be
til. s Sssss Si +:
"a: ~ b, scoataued, blu, at the discretion OF the
hs.s . been S Of nine papers,
..te me ;ep'n s'sTTff nsls OF ADVERTISING.
- mrs, in.c ,on, rs ecuts each continuance,
U One inserted, ua has eifheT been Pao 10Y
;Jteas NO WV. ,cr.oa in this cr or its envi'ons. ..
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..j.,6l Prizes. ........... amounting TO 200
Hhoe Yiek,,S sic Ha!rtS 81. Quarters 81 Oh.
Il will BE- perceived ina, Tie above is splendid scheme
10 purchase packages in. Twenty five whole tickets IN
every package which will be forwarded for 40 Shares
N proportion. r.,
70 be obtained by the package single ticket OF the
and ali lucky HOY !,
~ the Virginia Lottery Office: directly under the sign OF
thu Eagle.
= O;ccrs for tickets from any part of the T. States,
SAFES. bv mail or otherwise. enclosing cash or prize
kes thankfully received ami executed by return mall
VIII ,e prompt attention as personal application
ad the result gwen (wen cques,edl Immediately alter
IL. diaHin--ii'addresSrd 10 D. NJ. HOY l.
yB-ln all cases, the original (Managers) tickets
aanarrs will be orwa.d-d-consequeni not liable TO
=! mistake or dispute. ~. ~: a..
March l. lU5-tf
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March j.

IHIERROR. the full brother to Eclipse Lightioot:
Black Maria, Shark, Bay Maria, &c. &c, will
stand the present season. at Orange COURTHOUSE Va,
and perhaps will. every tenth day, make temporary
stand in Albemare, about Is miles from his regular
tand-S25 will be the price Of the season; so to IN
sure For full particulars see h .nd.bils.
Pcdigrsc 6c-Tcrror years old this Spring brau-
,fu dark brown fully l6 hands inches high well proper
toned accordingly and horse of his SIZE that
surpassed him action. He was got BY EePse, dam
Lady Liya;foot. He was reared by Col Walter LII
vingston Of New York, who bred Eclipse, Gol'ah,
NC &C. vino still owns the one half OF Terror IN
consequence Of errors receiving an injury in his right
hip when colt, he made figure on the Tur!-hc
possessed immense speed. have tine certificates of
Col Livingston and his trainer that they never trained
faster horse but the injury he received he never re-
covered, and would always be lame after one heat:
/ was offered this spring sG.5Oo for Terror. Eclipse
Lghlfoot sold for $4,000. Black Maria at any tine
while on the Turf, would haze brough. $1,000. Shark
brought S5 U the largest price stallion ever sold f"r
in America; and Bay Maria, last fall, S70O0-makIng
S46 800; and their dam, Lady Lighoo, is now breed
ing and believe she has two three other colts she IS
also the dam Of Screamer by Henry purchased by Vol"
B. Peyton for s. 600 or 800 after she was taken from
the Turf.
WIN L. WHITE,
JAS c. DlCkERSON.
March g7-2aw4w
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March ].

TASH FOR 200 NEGROEs.-We will give the
highest market price, in cash, for two hundred Ike
IL NerToes from - 10 Is years of age. Every person
who intends to sell, will do well to give US call, near
Seabrouk Warehouse, where we are prepared t" Keep
them safe and comfortable. whether for sale or other
wise. t. IdOS NJ Ci1ilSo q ".
Dec. 81. .. ....-..- ..-.... .-.- ILL -.
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Dra,cn-lst and Cd $250-2d and Sd Sl5o-5d and
4th SlU0-4h and 5th $7O-5th anu 9th $G0-6ih aud
9TH so, Sc, &c.
Tickets $40, halves ., quarters 81 30.
Tickets and shares in the above splendid Lotteries,
may he had as usual in every variety a, the Lottery OF
flee Of GEO w. DtAON;
Opposite the Eagle Hotel.
B. Orders from the country. enclosing cash or prize
tickets will be promptly attended 10, if addressed as
above.
March r. lU2-N
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March !.

WAN. S. HNNSELL. No. %, Market ST., south side
w above Front St, Philadelphia, Informs merchants
visiting the North, and others, that he has in store,
large and general assortment of saddry, consisting Of
saddles of every description, bride leather marngales
be disposed Of upon satisfactory terms Orders forward
ed by mail as above, will meet with runctua attention
RI & S7-2awGw
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N OTICE.-On Tuesday, the 2yth instant, Will be soo
" by the subscriber, executor of Greed Taylor oe
ceased at Raines Tavern the county Of Cumberland,
10 the highest bidder for cash. about twenty Slaves many
of them young and very likely. All persons having
claims against the estate Of Creed Taylor, deceased are
produce them to the subscriber in order that
SAMUEL TAYLOR. E1eenor.
,,h < 99-tds
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olloN fARN.-A constant supply OF the flcn |,
W. nohd Manufacturing Company Cotton Yarn, ali
'*ts, Tor sale AT factory prices, by
Feb 2. e6-6,
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w ANrED, a, this Office, es an Apprentice to the
Printing business youth from IA to IL years OF
M,!pSsssessing good English Education.
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NIATAWBA GRAPE VINES.--The subscriber (ncar
q j Richmond) has for sale $4,000 Catawba Grape
Vines from one to three years od-and can furnish Cut
ngs of this grape (f applied for within the pruning
n,sonI n those who NAV prefer them rooted vines
WILLIAM ANDERSON.
ri 70 n0-l2t
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ORNAMENTAL HEADS OF HhlR.-al1 Quirk
q y announces 10 the world Of taste aud fashion, his
arrival in Richmond his yearly tour of duty and as
formerly is now prepared, and mcst respectfully ten
ders his professional services, with splendid assortment
or Ornamental Hair Work. which, he lairrs himself,
s an Enlistment substitute that cannot be snrpdss.
cd Mr. Qs location is at Mrs. Purcell next To Gran.
Miss Shoe Store where he is ready to offer Ladies and
Young Missrs heads Of Hair to admiration: also ra'ds,
Torouc,s Rose Bows Plas, Plain aud Dressed Fronts,
togiber with every variety Of Curls and splendid as
sediment Of Gcnlcmens Wigs and Tops, with metallic
and other springs. all the most reasonable TERMS
Mrs G. will attend 10 the calls of the Ladies
Nil, = Hl-Gt
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THYO Persons haring Negroes for HTe.-We wish 10
hire for the ensuing year. large number Of hands,
TO labor on the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac
Rail Road They will be employed between Richmond
and Fredericksburg, and between Fredericksburg and
the Potomac River. The country and occupation Is Is
healthy: and thew will he we'll fed well clothed and well
treated We viii give from seventyfsc to ninety dol
lars for good hands, and for first rate ones Apply
by letter or otherwise to j. H. Hopkins, at the Rail OF
fce or Messrs George F. CrGmP and James rat
King William and the ncighborhood; or TO James Hun
ter. Assistant Engineer near the White Chmn'es "a
rone; or to Theodore S. Garnett, Assistant Engneer
near Fredericksburg; 10 H. F. Guy d Co: IN feGg
richsburs; and 10 others having authority from J. H.
Hopkins, Assistant Eng ineeI.
JOS. NJ. SHEPPARD,
.7gent for the X. +. g. P. K. r. Company o I'M
December "a. oJ-u
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MISSISSIPPI LANDS FOR SALE:-Ihe sub.
7H scrber has for sale, number Of choice bodies OF
Land in The Of Mississippi in healthy and beau
liful region of the State, we'll adapted to the growth
ofcotton and con-He is also authorised to sell num-
Der OF valuable settlements On i, B. and years eTed
Tins pyur the purchaser time to open the lands and
make the money 10 pay for it. The grea inducement
held out TO settle in this State both for comfort and
profit, is daily becoming manifest: No one who
visits the country particularly that portion lying east OF
the Biz Black and Pearl Rivers have any fears on the
score Of health The country is finely watered general
y aud high and broken enough The State soon 70
be pu, under system of Railroads, which VIII afford
convenient markets all portions oft The roads from
Jackson Mobile, from Jackson to the Iomoe s:
river near the mouth of Noxubee river and from
,h V;cksbnro road to Columbus and the Orleans and
Nashville road which is required to be run east Of Pearl
river, will make the counties of Winston kempers
Laudcrdalc Noxubee. &c, tie most desirable porpnI i
lands. lie may be found at Columbus until The middle
of Nav and alter the 10Th June in Richmond Virginia
MADISON WALTHALL.
Mach z I00-9t
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March -.
GARDEN SEEDS, ,cnrraninA Fresh and Genuine,
g 4 JGr safe, ,rho'eSuLc md reaa, hy
WI PALMER,

a y
w ~ WI. PALMER,
Mar The Old market, huin Slrse..
Asparagus, large giant,
Arilchokc. large globe,
Beet cay blood urnp, early yellow do. long blood,
Sir j,,hn Sinclair, French sugar amber, Mangrl
Wurz,
Beans early dwarf China, do. R1che! do, yellow six
weeks do. Mohawk dwarf cluster, Warrington or mar
row. refugee 1893 to large white >osson pe beans,
French early white do.
Celery white solid Nor.hs giant red,
C!rsS, br0ad-leaved garden
Carrot, long orange, large yellow new red S!udley:
Ai,ringham.
Cabbage early May, do oxhcart, do. York, do sugar
loaf do a,tersea: fiat Datcrsea large York, Phlladcl-
pha late ilnt Ouch, drunhead late Bergen, green curl
ed Savoy. globe Savor: blood red,
Cuu!:lowrr, early.
Broccoli, early purple cape,
Cucumber early cluster, do Frame, long green, long
prickv, GhcIkin,
sugar.
En!ivc, green curlcd,
Err Plant, purple oval. do round,
I;:ucc early cur!cd, Silesa. Ice, brown DUTCH large
green head cabbage,
Melon. Murray's pine apple: green cIlron,
Mustard. white and brown,
Onion. White PORTUGAL silverskin, potato top do.
Peas I.andctl's early primitive, do. May. do
Charlton, Bishops dwarf prolific, blue Pr,ss'an early
roya dwarf do Frame dwarf marrow fat, tall marowtat
Parsnip, long smooth French, turniP do.
Parsley. extra cuTled,
Pepper: large bell,
Rudish, long scarl- short top, long salmon, scarlet
turnip, white do,
Rhubarb,
Spinach round and pricky,
Salsify,
Tomato, large red,
SQUASH. summer bush, do. lemon, do crook neck,
winter crook neck vegetable marrow,
Turnip early white, ruta baga,
Herb and flower seeds.
Mach 10 l0l-2t
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M AND SALE-ln pursuance Of decree OF Inc c,r-
q 4 emit SUPERIOR Court Of Law and Chancery for The
town of Petersburg rendered at the last term in the
case Of Proctor U.s. Moore, shall proceed, on the 3is'
dav of March instant the premises, TO SELL at pubic
auction, on credit OF six, twelve, and eighteen monlns
oou,I ;nslaments-al the real estate Of which Hora,lo
Me- died seized situated a, City Point and consisting
Of three Lots fronting James Rver-One Lot has
wharf and store house thereon.
! !. A ;! sFoSSeR. Commissioners,
,,L IN l0l-2awtdsN
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u OUISA HOTEL.-The subscribers having rented
this desirable situation, a, Louisa Courthouse,
der the firm of James W. Smoot & Co., respectfully in
wife their friends, and the public generally, To give them
CALL The buildings have been recently and thorough
Attached to the establishment is large brick building,
in which are several comfortable and convenient rooms,
exclusively for the accommodation of families and
others who may desire quiet and retired situation
The stables will receive the particular attention OF the
NIessrs R. NJ Wier & CO. line Of Stages from Rich
mond, Charlottesville and Warrenton, stay all night al
this house three times week.
''''' CHARLES S. JONES.
JOHN HUNTER,
JAMES W. SMOOT.
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NETINTER ARRANGEMENTT1w 4 WEEK
Wv Tie Steamboats, Columbus and Pocahonas, TO
and from Norfolk and Baltimore, will commence on
Monday the 9TH december. to only tm ice week.
leaving Baltimore and Nortuk every Monday and Thurs
day morning. at 10 clock; and and after Thurs
day the 9Th January, lo3G, they will only once
week. leaving Baltimore every Thursday, and Norfolk
every Monday morning, at 10 O'Clock. Should the
visalion of The PaapScu BE- interrupted by ice the pas
scnrcrs will be landed al Annapolis, asF ,rmerly.
The Patrick Henry will leave Norfolk every Tuesday
ana Friday morning, for Richmond, and return every
Sunday and Wednesday,
Passage and fare to Norfolk ST. All baggage at the
risk Of the owners JAMES FERGUSON, .7gcnt
Baltimore. December H. OFT
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~AROLlN!AN will stand the present season, which
a ! will terminate the 18th July next. at my stable,
Spring Grove, Hanover county, Va, al So the season,
which may be discharged By The payment of So if paid
within the seuson $50 Ia insure mare TO be- in toai-
nar,ipr with the will forfeit the insurance money
and 81 TO the groom in every case. am better pre-
n,rcd than have been take good Of mares
hat NAV be 10 the horse and fed with tvs" gallons
Of otan per day al . cts charge for ssrvanis that
NAV be Sc nj with the Every Care will be taken
10 prevent accidents and escapes, but no responsibility
for any that may happen
Caronian is so well known: together with his rich pc
doree that deem il unnecessary 10 say more than to
s,ae no horse could be in better health and spirits than
he is al this nr better constitution surcr and bet
ter foa gclter. never saw:
His last get of cults in this section of country will DO
three wears old this spring. and will be exhibited the
Turf / shall, without accident, run four Of them
myself as have each Of them in several stakes ran
one of them late last fall half mile and repeat, (Which is
he usual distance for that age,) over Major Dosweils
course against a very favore GoIlanna col" Of Captain
WIN. Wiliamscns $, for $500 side which race | won
with great case never ira med colt of his age that
was as fast: the others that trained very promising
w. l.. WHITE.
March / a1-2awiw
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H1YT:s E1s'ENEEssA OFFICE,

HnYT. ever ANXIOUS serve his numerous pa'rons'
,, this eary opportunity Of laying before Them one
n. most s.eadid schemes the managers have issued
h; ,ong time Forward Your orders early TO Dame or
.aar cny Agent. Hoy,. who deals out The go'oe' Cd
D.ls!s with an unspa7ing hand.
F'''' s5nGait SnfOOOm so Of 81 .0O0
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NJOTICE.-The subscriber wishes to hire tof Inc od
~ I.nce of the year. a first rate man Cook who can
come well recommended and for such liberal price
will be given. 1o1n WV III In
Feb 49, ... ..- ,-... S4-u
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SayXDN'S OFFICE.

THyHE subscriber having taken the Lottery Office for
T. merly occupied by George II. Tompklns, requests
call from his friends where he will be prepared al all
times to furnish them with Tickets ,,
:, .E,'' GEO. w. DIXON.
.3nothcr Mammoth Schtmc
" S+5o,NGo-S9D .O0O-Sl0 ,o00-and so of $l,ooo.
Virginia Norfolk Lottery,
Class No. ].
ToLc dracn at 7lerandria, april 3d. l536-1o Nos,
Eleven drawn.
MOST SPLELDID C.4Pl73LS.
Prize of S50,O0U Prize OF S2'3Oo
20OGO 2.G00
10000 1.Gl0
s. 1000 $500
1000 so 1000
~ - -' room 100 500
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nrOTlCE TO FARMERS.-We shall receive no
more Wheat this season, after the twentieth day
ofthe present month, (March) Those who have Wheat
=, deliver are requested send it in before that day
" P. J. CHEVALLlE s Go.
Gsllego Mills, March /. "-SoA -e
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March /.

EDY virtue Of decree of the Circuit Superior Court
IS of Law and Chancery, for the county Of lenrco,
pronounced The 9TH day of December, 1855, in Tie
suit of David &. Williams against WIN. D. Wecn Ser.
ecant of the City Of Richmond, and Administrator Of
Edmund Wills, deceased, who Sheriff of Nuttoway
county and Administrator of Samuel Greenhl, we will
proceed SELL 10 the highest bidder, for cash. at Char
lutte Court; House. Tuesday the 18th day Of March,
that valuable Tract Of Land containing 1872 81 acres,
belonging the estate of Pascha Grcenhill, lying in
the county of Charlotte adjoining the lands d: K. l.
Gains Francis Vaughan, William Jones, Francis Pol
lard Thomas Pollard Martha Cook, Charles NaIchn-
son. Prices estate, and William Smith.
Feb y E.1-tGs~l COMMISSIONERS.
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RaB1Rr H e NIsRolLAs, Commissioners


The National Country PaPc aud the Gazette pub
Warrenon the above advertisement
until the day SALE send their bills 10 The subscribers fo' pay