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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-12

EDATRlCK HENRY ACADEMY.-The subscriber,
IL entertaining feelings of the dee pest interest for The
continued prosperity of the Patrick Henry Academy,
and observing with pride and delight its increasing pa
tronage, has at the instance Of the Trustees
with himself in the management of The Academy the
rev William Perkins. The exalted character for intel
lgencc and pety which Mr. Perkins bears and his ouaI
fcaons n scholar added to his experience as Teach
err will give to the Academy advantages which it has en-
Joyed at no previous period, and every pupil
IN all the branches OF cducntion equal and in
struetion JOS. p. GODFREY
Inc SUBSCRIBERS having associated themselves i'm the
management of the Patrick Henry Academy, Announce
to the public the of the exercises of the
next year, on the 18th January, 1886.
The course of instruction in the ancient languagos
together with the Sciences is extensive as in any 81
mar school in the State. The subscribers pledge them
selves that pains will be spared To render The
entirely familiar with any branch of education which
may be the subject of his attention With the nnceni
languages and the sciences ancient history geogra
phy VIII be strictly attended to. Adams and Potter are
the text books in Roman and Greek Antiquities
The first principles ocducation so generally NEGLECTED.
IN our schools, (wrng and aIthnetic,) will in no in
stance, be omitted.
The extensive and suitable arrangements of the AGA
demy Tor the purposes of study, too well known 10
require any remark And the public are generally nc
quainted with ITS other peculiar and rarely
advantages.
Arrangements are now making to furnish the Ac,do
my with general collection OF the latest and most i'm
proved maps, and also pair of globes The foundation
for library also lad by furnishing the Academy will,
books Tor general reference; with all the nators
upon the ancient languages, and the cxcons and die
uonares tue prices OF which, generally deprive our youth
OF the use Of them. '
The regular examination will commence nj tho = x;
ration OF each session. and be conducted SO as TO a,
the proficiency of the school.
Extensive arrangements have been made through The
neghborhood for boarding in the most respectable ami
lies. ~
. Boarding, including washing. lodging candles and
fire wood per session ofGve months ....... $40 on
luiuon-Ancient Languages and the Sciences, l2 so
hhgIish; '..................... 10 90
JOS p. GODFREY
WILLIAM PERKINS Jr
ne subscriber viii be prepared accommodate board
ers IN ins family, and will regularly enlarge his esa
blishment for their future accommodation
m WILLIAM PERKINS, Jr
The Trustees, whose duty it at the establish
ment OF the Patrick Henry Academy to attend TO the
execution OF all the rules and regulations for The
ment OF the Institution, and TO be present at the public
examinations, will in every instance, promptly attend 10
the same, and make such report the case may re-
quire. THE TRIISrEEs,
DEC ~. 67-w3w
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A GOOD COUNTRY SCHOOL.-The subscriber
IA residing four miles north Of Charlottesville in the
county of. A bemare, with view 10 educate his own
daughters, has employed Miss Heart young lady from
Mrs Willatds Seminary, Troy, New York She has re-
sided IN his family for the last ten months He feels no
hesitation IN saying, that his daughters and others
who have been committed TO her care have made very
satisfactory progress She is qualified 10 teach we'll
every branch Of English, the French language Music
ana Dcrewing lie will take eight or ten girls under the
age Of 49, boarders The next session will commences
on the 10Th Of January, and terminate on The o0lh OF
June Every branch Of English will be taught for 500
French $40 Music $50; Drawing SIS Board bedding
and candles furnished by the subscriber, 800 Board
and tuition fees TO be paid one half in advance
a native Of France will be employed in the school,
who will give French lessons for the additional sum Of
$40 per session. SAMUEL CARR
Dec. 10. 63-.. WHY
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James II Cox, Admir- Of Margaret Wilkinson. deco
Thomas Cole and Martha his wife, and others OFFS
The defendants, Thomas Cole and Martha his wife,
not having entered their appearance and given security
according TO the Act Of Assembly and the rules Of hs
Court and appearing 10 the satisfaction of the Court
that they are not inhabitants of this Common wealth. il
- ordeed that The said defendants do appear
the first day of February Court next and answer the
planth bill and that copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted in newspaper printed in the city Of Rich
mond, for eight weeks successfully and another copy
posted at the front door Of the Court house of this conn
y... Copy. Teste, l.. NUNNALLY, ID. G.
November a. 5S--wSw
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University OLE YrRo1r1.. Nov a 1873

UNIVERsfTf OF VIRoINIA, Nov a. 1885.
MIR F. W. coleman, having graduated in the science
Of Chemistry, and received his Diploma 10 that effect
from the authorities of the University of Virginia. bears
with him the most efficient and honorable testimony Of
merit that can be desired Ii gives sincere pleasure
in addition, to state Individually, that while member Of
my class, Mr. O. always distinguished himself by habits
OF assiduity great proficiency, and uniformly gentleman
ly department JOHN p. EMMETT
Professor Of ChemistrA and .Materia at1dlca
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Plaintiff.

r. N CHANCERY-vIReISIA.- Chesterfield Coun.
e ty Court, November 9th, 1895.
Elizabeth Wilkinson, Plaintiff
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-. COHTNit5SIOH -HtFtFdnfy.
RICHMOND, December 10. G3-l2t

a RKANSAS LANDS.--I will purchase Military Pa
Ia tents for lands in tie Territory of Arkansas
Jan .. [75-l2tl GEO. H. SAMPSON.
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VHNHE SUBSCRIBERS, Dealers in S,lks and faacy
n Goods, lately atl3l Pearl Street, New York, would
inform their frents that in consequence of the desrnc
ton Of their store by the late cnantous fire. they have
removed to the large and convenient building No 81 LII.
berry Street, between Broadway and Nassau Streets
on the ground formerly occupied by Grant Thorburns
Seed Store and Immediately contiguous to the City nd
other Hotels The loss they will sustun will be bnttr-
Hing and as their stock, the coming Spring will be en-
trey new they hope to offer increased facilities to pur-
chasers Of goods in their line.
COMSTOCK & ANDREWS.
Jan T. ~ 10,
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UsIyRRsIry OF VtRosr, Nov X Is25

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. Nov. D, 1885.
Understanding that MIR. Frederick w. Coleman ia
about to become an instructor in Concord Academy
readily add my testimony that already given of his
qualifications The degrees which he obtained tho
three years in which he student in this In
stituion afford the best evidence he give of his
proficiency in the several branches of academicai
knowledge; and Mr. Coeman's moral character and
disposition recommend him 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 well; and ii appeared
to me- that no one in greater degree concated the ca
TEEN boti of the Professors and his fellow students
cannot forbear to add that of the best fruits of tho
University, as anticipated by its founders and friends
was that would dffuse throughout the State the
OF more accurate and thorough of Instruction
than before these hopes ma been am
ply realIzedand that it remains for the public to decide
by The encouragement given to such Of its alumni n.
gage IN the business of teaching how far they will pro-
mt by the advantage, and make it permanent.
GEORGE TUCKER,
Professor of Moral PhitosoDLy
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NJ OTlCE.-All persons indebted 10 the late concern
IN OF WIN Ford ~ Co., or TO the Estate Of William
Ford, requested to come forward and settle with
messrs Fords " Woouson, toiice Cary street) who
are duly authorized 10 receive all debts due TO the said
concern and said Estate and grant receipts for the same
And all persons who have claims against the said con-
Germ and Estate, are requested to present hem without
delay, to Messrs FoIds az Woodson, for settlement
SAMUEL FORD, Suruiring Partner
OF I'm Ford q Co, and Executor Of HIN Ford decd.
~ The serious loss our honse has met with in the
death of our partner, VIM. Ford will make no acra-
ton IN the style of our firm, in our business We
arc now prepared to grant every accommodation TO our
friends as heretofore, and hope TO give satisfaction to
those who trust their business our care and ma.
nngcment We are also TO prepared make liberal adj
vances on produce sent 10 for sale by friends par
t'cularly Tobacco, Cotton. Flour and Wheat.
FORDS 81 WOODSON
Commission Merchants.
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October 10

AlRGlNlA AT rules held in the Clerks ohs
OF the county court of l,edford, on Monday 100
9Th day of November, 1885,
Smithson II. Davis, Bo~ker Preston and JOHN "
,.eftwich, late merchants and partners trading W.
der the firm Of Davis, Preston & Co. HM
against
Moses Hawkins. james Hawkins, John 1la's~
and Caleb Ewing, pef""
In CnANCFRY.
The defendants, Moses Hawkins, James HasA'A
and John Hawkins not having entered their aPpt."
ance and given security, according tho act Of -
sembly and the rules oIthis Court and it appeaiS"'
by satisfactory evidence that they are not ph'',l
rants OF this Commonwealth, it is ordered, ha' ~,
defendants appear here on the fourth Mon''l n.
January next, and answer the bill of the comps" y"
ants, and that copy of this order be forthwith
serted in the Lynchburg Virenan for two mop NV,
successfully. and posted at the front door OF w.
Courthouse of this county.
Copy-Testc. r
X. G. MITCHELL, C. bO'
Nov 81 W I'm
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Nov. -

nN the Goth OF December, Immediately after the
" above sale. as surviving Executor of William
ats, and IN pursuance Of the provisions OF his Will
will sell to the highest bidder, the TRACT
r LAND, on which the late Mrs. Mary Watts
resided. II contains about 1900 acres, and lies
both sides OF Flat Creek, IN the county OF Camp
bell, " miles from Lynchburg, and six from New
London. Much of the Land is very valuable and
contains neshaustible bodies of Limestone--Thr
BUILDINGS are large and CONFERENCE.-The terms will
be one half OF the purchase money in hand and the
remainder IN one and Two annual payments, ade
quately secured
Possession will be delivered on the LIST Of January
EDND AFFS,
Surirtag EI'or. Of HIM. Fats.
Novemhe "a tlYD
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Nov. 81

" lRGlNlA-At rules held in the eta's OFF,,
OF ie ctrcat superior court oi Law aud chan
Gerry for Bedford county, the 9Th day oil No,ensst
1886:
John Shrewsbury, Plaintiff
agninst
William Shrewsbury dof Eedford,) William shre1,
bury and Rhoda his wife, and William Dickinson
leten Ianth
In CHANCEHY.
The defendant " illlam Dickinson. not having en-.
tered ms appearance aud given security, sccorJlW
to the act OF Assembly and the rules OF tbs cOur.
and II appearing by satisfactory evidence that heu
uot IN 'nhabitant Of this Comlnonw h. is order
ed la he do appear here on the first d,y of the mh
tern and answer the plaintiffs bill, tint this snsr
be IN serted IL some newspaper published in L,nei
burg Tor two months successfully, and posted at The
ironl door OF court house Of this county on son,
cour, day. Copy Teste
JOS. WILSON. Tx
Nov. II WIN
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Negroes for Hire, & Land &c. for
RHMT.

AT the sare tim. and place Of the aborc sale, all
the negroes belonging to the estate of CGrIstophc,
isbel dec d. will be hired for The ensuing year pub
lie auction. Among them several excellent
Coopers, a first rate Blacksmith. two three shoe
makers a " Waterman. boys for the factory. aud seve
raj Cooks. and House Servants. ii the lands and
lots belonging TO said estate, are not privately dis
posed OF before that day then they will be rened
pubic auction for the year 1897.
Bonds with g.,od security will be required.
The hirers OF the negroes for the resent year. will
be so good as to have them forthcoming at the time
and place above mentioned The hiring will com.
mence at II o clock 4. NJ.
MAURICE II. GARLAND, admir-.
,oih the riH annered Of christopher LbeH, Decd
Nov. % tds
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JOHN II. STEPTOE, D. C.
October l3

N Pursuance of IA decree of the Snprtnr
= Court of Law and Chanccrv for the connv Of
Bedford, pronounced at the May term, 1886 in
The Case of William Die kiusnn, against Thons
Stewart. and others shall, on the ;,lst day Of
D"r"nb'r, 1886 on the premises, proceed to aA,
10 me CHEST bidder, for ready MONEY, II CERTAIN
tract "i Land, l,h g in The county nt Eel,url,
ear the Me nloNs ot G"o>r Greek vi the
same tract of Land Wherein Thomas pbeh,
now lives, containing about 200 acrrs-and at
HE same TIM" and place. AMI upon the same terms,
>undry Slaves, nr such of them AS may be forth.
coming, being III" property in said decree ne :.
toned. VIM. SHREWSBURY, ShsrH
Of Bedtord emmy
Nov 81 81, NJ.
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unohssiANS from l51 cents. 10 the fines,
~ quality. "~ ''"'''
Cslicos from 10 cents, TO the fines, ;n,o,,.a
domestic Cloths, from cents, TO The bes, m,nur,c.
tured, " -" 'e'' '"~"""o'
very superior twillsd Calicos a, allprices,
rro de nap Mernos various shades,
Figured Merinos. superb quality,
Best black Italian aud Cd Silks,
Richest style ofDress Handkerchief,
Tame, blond and Partisan Wells.
WIN oshsv Goods daily looked for, all Of which
Sn1h oe sold at prices unusually low.
ROBINSON h ELLIOTT.
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On so mnch thereof as Is not embraced by deed
OF settlement. executed BY said iaston, on the 5th
day of July, 1891, to the Undersigned As trustees
for the benefit of Elizabeth lIalrson wife of said
Robert iIairston.-The above Lands lie adjoining
on Pig River, and Turner'S Greek, branch thereof
III tho county OF Franklin, about ten miles west of
the Courthouse, are very fertile. and merit partcu-
larly the attention of Tobacco Planters rs there is
large portion of TOBACCO LAND, of excellent
quality veto cut. The portion cleared in princi-
paly Kiver and Creek Low Grounds, and is cousd
cred equal to any in the upper country. The lands
WILDE offered in body. or divided to suit purcha
scfs All persons wishing to purchase good land are
invited to attend as the above safe take place
The undersigned will convey such title only IA is
vested III them by the deeds aforesaid, vet they be
hcve the ute unqnestionable. Terms more fully
at sale SAM'l. iIAiRSTON,
RO. T. WOODS, 'rus'ees'
December ,2op
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r Il q Nj ENGLAND.

'if. snip Grace has JUS arrived from liye,noo,
80, bringing in tie balance of my Fairs supp.y oi
|"iNA aud EARrliEN-W WARE which NAV h..
expected mp in few days. MERCHANTS NAV
10 obtain any quantity of any article o.,
for their sale. IOSEpu !, ~ .,e4u'e
Nov.,,. Belop the Banks.
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iNkLE n RUMBOUGH would r.,ncc,1nlI

n'NNLE kuMBOUGH would respectfully
- inform tfeir customers aud the public cpne
rally that they no" opening rener,I ,.so,,-
ment Of Staple and FANCY Goods selected in the 81;
ties OF New York, Philadelphia and Rahimorc
which will be offered at prices thar .nuot fail, siys
subsection Also' asplendd assortment of ladies'
Fur Capes Collars and Downurs. and C.n,,sn,.n.s
Fur Gaps, from 81 50 TO $40, the 6ne.,
in his market ''"' ''e'e"
'at manufacturing in all its various branche. still
carried on at their old stand "e' SUI
November
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August 25

lKHiNlA At court h cid for BedG,rl -
~ al the Court house. the 26tb d,v ~ ."an
emoer. one thousand eight hundred and ,h,r,. sP
Manice III. Garland. administrator of .ray' VA
aobeftsos, dec, plaintiff s'"''d
Igain1
william Shreswbury, sheriff Of Bedford ~,
'och administrator of Abram King, dec. Raw"
heador and Miriam his wife, te Miriam Kn,"
'ram Nlng, Samuel King, james Kinr, sn,L.
,ing' S,na King, America King, Amanda K".
Wary Frances hing, Alkaline King. llarve, K"s
nd "ilnIngon King, (the last named 81, q, v Ihs
ne infants under the age OF twenty one year,l Ss
endauts, us
In CHANcERy.
The defendants, Abran King, Samuel Kin.
James King, Sophia King and Sina King, moi h,,
ing entered their appearance and giving secun,,
according TO the act Of Assembly and the rul., II
h's Court and IT appearing to the satisfaction Of n.
Court that they are not inhabitants of this Com.
monweah II is ordered that abe said defendants d.
appear here on the fourth Monday in Dccemh,r
next and answer the bill of the plaintiff and thai !,
copy OF Tins order be forthwith inserted in xnm.
newspaper published in the town of l.,nchburg ,or
two months successfully, and posted at III. front
door OF the Courthouse of this county,
ACopy-'reste
JOHN II. STEPTOE. c.
pha,l
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NOTICE.,
Nov. II

INl'E mdrrsi cnrd, acting under and by y;r,n,.
Il OF decree ot the ciicuil superior rourr of luv
and chanc"rv, for Nh town o: L>ncl bur.. nr,.
n"'nrrd on ihr 2l day "f F-r. 1896. in u cans,
her IN d"prmne, in which Nrls. n G. Dnys,r
sheriff "t the county of Amherst, and ,s sucb NJ.
min'stra'or de h"ni> non with the will ANNEXED nj
John C'a"f"rd, dec. is plaintiff, and Richard En-.
bank, Joh" NJ. Enh,nk. and Thos ~ Eubapk
ei"ndants-Wil, pnr,,ran, In the said decree. nm
III" 2S'h day Of December 1896, proceed u, III.
premises, to sell t" the highest bidder for ready
money, the TRACT OF LAND in ,bc sa;d
deere" mentioned, being 1904 acres, situate lyin.
and being ON ilor,rl'. Creek in the county If AM
hrrs'' and adjoining the lands of VIM. PRYOR., .s.
'al'' "I ut Ahram Carter and other. and is part .,
larger tract formerly h"onrinc To IA, cs,,,, ,f
John Crawford, drc'i. The tract of Iand ,f,,o-
sad VIII b" sold, subject, however,, to the comm
gent right OF dover, in favor of Mrs. P,oov En-.
hank' the VII" OF Richard Eubank, that is >br will
or dnrahl" 'hrrront il She survives her said Inns
"'h". This Land lioins the Saw NH tra,, ~,
Mr. Ahram Carter, which is to he sold ON III. Sam
"aV' ana III" two tracts would make a very dos;
'h' s'ill"mem. A deed will he m,d. G,r ,h
Lar"' ON day OF sale. JOSEPH X. IRVING.
Nov. rs
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476 ships of $50 ION. each. To carry It to the
Bank oil Ensland in one horse carts, each contain
ing hall ton Of SILVER. it would take 23S,o9o.
These ranged il. one unhrnke" line, would extend
GIG miles, 81 from Lani's End 10 within "a n,irs
81 JOHN o'Gro,t's l"nse. II Carried ny me- 'a'e
loaded with SO lbs. weight, IL would require. 49,
1913, ar .39l ,033 men ~ addI,ion 10 'he "'"e a.
dult male ,,opuation ot Great Britain
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.rn1s ADDnussuD TO a LADY.

xxss1s ADDAEssUD 70 \ LADY
fS;r ttalter Scott considered fAsas lines a, "A
kaest productions 81 Byren.
There !. q mystic thread Of Ito
30 dearly wrsnth'd With niue alone,
Thu dssens . relentless knife
At once mas, sever both or none
Theirs u form or which these eyes
Have often gased with fond delight
Nv day thar sosm ,ihe'r JOY supp.'ss'
And iresms restore !, through the night
Thar 10 a voice whose tones inspire
such thrills OF rapture through my o'sa''
I vould not hear d ssraphs choir
rnle.s that voice could join the rest.
There is face whose bushes tell
Affection's tale Spon the cheek
Hut psllid at one fond farewell,
pyocl,,u,s more love than ~ords sae speak.
There 10 hip which mine has prcss'd
Aud none had ever pr~ss'd before;
Il vew'd 70 mako the sweetiy be,s'd.
And mine--,n,ue onl, pressed II novs.
There Is bosom--sll my owl
Hath pihow'd off this aching head
mouth which smiles on me alone,
An eve whose tears with mine are shed
ssas sa
There are two hearts whose movement" 'n'"'
In unison ~ CLOSELY sweet.
That pulse to pulse, responsive still,
They beth must hcave--or ce'se to b"n.
There are IT, o souls whose equal dow
In gentle streams so calmly run,
That when they pau-they part ALI, no
They cannot psr,--thosc souls are ohs
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MIG HT SAL Il 8
as'!'a|aiA

IN Tuesday n glt 2f;tb inst | will commence
~ my S;gaf $ les and shall be regular every
Tuesday and Friday night, during the I all all"
Winter msn;hs Having recehtly fitted up my
house for the night sales. am now piepafe' 10 u,
ter inducements 10 purchasers. Sales vi" eohsi' VI
Dry Goods Suitable tie season. Cntlery' eH'eS'
Boots. Hats, Books. Clocks, Watches 1e"e'fy' &C
&c.
All orders strictly attended to- and returns prompt
" and specially made. Consignn.nts thandiuly re-
ceiyed. CHARLES PHILIPS
Oct 81 Is
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NOTICE..


TIVE undersigned, Trustees in decd trust ex
l. ecued by John iiorsely for the benefit Of Ger.
tam creditors therein mentioned which is dull, re-
corded would inform the pablo, that the ELK
MILL TRACT OF LAND, or that part of 1t stu
dted IN the counties of Amherst and Nelson which
includes the Mills and three Islands. making 1914
acres by old surveys, is still for sale and will be
sho"nto those desirous to purchase. by John Iors-
ley or Alexander Mundy, one ofthe Trustees; and
u not sold before the LIST January next will on that
day be rented out. There is an Injunction to the
sale OF 327 acres, and Lumber House at the mouth
OF Bent Creek, in the county of Buck n , am and
considered portion of the above tract but we are
informed BY the plaintiffs in that injunction that if
satisfactory sale OF the whole can be effected they
VIII be wiling 10 let it go with the other first ascer
tanning ITS separate value and the thereof
to be held by the Trustees to abide IN. resul, Of
that injunction.
FREDERICK NJ. CABEJL.
ALEXANDER MUNDY, T.ut tiers.
Octobcr20 80
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NJ 0NoE3 FIR SALE.

an ,urdav the 3lst day OF December 1850
~ there viii be sold, at puhlle auction, AT the
Tavern House OF Alrs. sally Ta)Ioe, IN the coun-
~ Of Amherst, Immediately opposite the town Of
Iynchburg.) between 81 aud ~ valuable SLAVES
consisting oil mcn, sonIeD. boys aud gnis. Among
them is first rate carpenter. These slaves are We
nv likely, aud sold for no fault whatever.
Ts,ins-Tweve months credlt-tLe purchasers
giving bonds with approved security
The sale Will be made IN pursuance oil decree oil
the Cucnit Superior Court al Law and Chancety Tor
the county Of Amherst, entered up at The last Term
in the case If E" Miller s. z. VS. kucker a. nj The
title 10 the property unguestonable but as com
,nissooers shall sell aud convey such title only
a. is vested in US by the decree aforeiald.
KOBr. TINSLEY.
Nj. II. GARLAND,
Commissioners.
II IL the intention Of the commissioners 10 meet AZ
the late residence Of Anthony kucker decd IN the
county of Amherst, on Thursday the 29th day OF
December, 1876, for the purpose OF making such
division and allotment OF the slaves Of said decedent
rs is directed by the decree of the court aforesaid
The egatees interested IN the estate, are requested
to meet on the occasion.
by the terms Of the decree aforesaid, the present
administrator Of SAID estate, tNelson q Dawson) IS
directed deliver up all the said slaves TO the com
nissioners, at the end OF the present hiring. lie.
and those hiring the slaves for the present year. will
be pleased to have them all forthcoming on the 18TH
day of said month. at The present residence OF Mrs.
Rebccca Kucker, III Amherst county.
X. TINSLEY,
NJ II. GARLAND,