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E. MONTALANT, AGEsT

For tie disposal of Tickets in all Lotteries under the
management Of D. S. Gregory & Co., Successors 10
Yates l. MIntyre in the State of Virginia, Office ocat
ed in Richmond has Tickets 10 sell in all Lotteries OF
d. S Gregory & Co: either by the package or q, retail
Orders containing Cash. or prize tickets will be pune
tuuy attended TO- when directed above.
When So remitted the postage need Lot be paid,
June Ia 1l-tl5Jy
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the bagnios of ~ York She killed some time since,
apparently with the blows of Ratchet upon her scui-
host of witnesses testified on the occasion-the ables
counsel was employed-crowds attended the court, and
the most intense curiosity was excited. On Tuesday
night, The Jury returned in 10 minutes with verdict
of Not Guilty. The result was received Win oursl Oh
applause from the spectators.
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MARRIAGES.

Married. on Wednesday, III instant, BY the Res Antes Mo
uw, Mr. Samuel ~ Cross Miss Sarah T. ireho both OF th
cuuaiy OF lislu"cr. =, c
MARRIED. OIL Monuy 9Th n.,., ,be SAGE, ME- DunieICc"
TO Mis-, Jane lIowc, both oi county OF !lr"'';o
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sy Of =. oc Judge the CHcuii Superior Court
OF w ami CLunrry the coanly CT buckingham MACE ~ Va
c,.ir 70 MI, OH HE -I June directing sIielcn ana &C
CONT m The cas- OF Thomas Sanss, su''": partner Das w
oma, Shnuss against Thomas Saunicfs, Executor VI
SaunIets deceased. Junes $aunLe W Ham Saunders snc
Saunders. James Hooper and Judith his "l!G ;" idm Sh.'on
I S,v hi, ~ Calvin Saunders Samuel SaH1dcr:, stephen
Thomas Saunders james SaundcrS sSa Of John 1ohh
S.nnc. Elizabeth Saundr,s, aud Jancs Anderson, Administrator
=; Smn s,ror ,r.-akc notice, that shall Friday, the
Ih INV Of iy nr,r Office Buckingham C. H., proceed
~ t, u,I The said asked for NJ winch
lime and place parties will please ATTEND with all
PSI proofs, &C. MO- MIL, ~ =.
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iNIt I'IIS

Departed hi. l the al'h day {" Nay ls Ws'""s'on
ram u.at So, nj Dr. Warrington aud Mary Jane Flood, OF Mar
Henry county Va Ihis unusually! interesting child wa
a:.d year, eight mouths AMI eighteen GAYS.
1T f,c Iy ncls Virginia" a"a piH'i'e observer arc
o cupy he
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E1ensiOa o The Ruroad TO Chesterfield, Caroline cOunty
NORTHERN PASSENGERS will hereafter save Richmond ut
20 fur the Morning. Fredericksburg between
p and O'Clock and Washington By Of the day.
Leaving Washington SoushwaGly ct 10 O'Clock at night
s.nscrs 5oatd OF the steamboat and leave Po.onac
between rasr reach Rcmcnd TO DINNER anu
arrive i Petersburg by -.
line Of Cars tie Baltimore and Waingon 'u
with this line, taking lacdiateiy on ~ 81;
val Of the Steamboat Baltimore; thus performing we
Richmond and Bat.noe tetren sahe c"a m The
Still paadoa wt be given hi, r""c g snpn &
Railroad reaches the Rowing Green which IS expected " Dc
OF u few weeks. ,..,o,,-,c.la,ian Ct the
In nioa to the aboro lire, lines for the Iii ,ru AZ
local travel aud cxcursioI passeDscY ~ the ha''''
folo~s: Leaving Chrs,sofeid
LsertaS hi'n's'"'. AT A. II.
AZ 4. ~. i2M
p. 81. az A.
Exclusion pa,.cogsts arc e"sI'Hd 70 'eA'' - ''
charge. 80, -. - ,,.,soe hu, IL will DO carried
oaly >. its owners Tka. !l-e,
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managers office, Richmond, va
100000.

91VVSVVVs
The brian. scheme dra,o in the United staes
Containing 74o ,ickets-36 Number Combination Lottery
ALt x sssi5IiY < f GoTrE!Ry,
or Internal Improvement the District Of Columbia, Class A.
r. G 1s" q G. yA9 ss
formed on the crnay combination of So numbers making TAO
tickets. from which will be drawn at the time and place
Tor the 10 prizes en- having three OF tho
drawn HunsTs onI3lo pzes racL having
also 1905 tickets having numc. on blanks
Grand P'"e Of $IoO'ycO to ,hr LIST, I'd, aa Sd drawn
from the wheel, 100000
from The wheel, $4,000
prize OF IDN 10 INC 9d Sun unI ON drawn do do 1000
prize of $780, TO the LIST, 2 anl 4h drawn do. do. $40
prize Of 5000 to The Is!, 3D. and Ih drawn do do 5000
pze OF 1890 to the Isl, ID, and 9th drawn do do 1880
n-e Of 600 TO the LIST, 4i and 9Th drawn DO. 1000
prizc of 300 TO Sd and 9Th drawn do 10. 100
rdze Of 500 to tie 2l 9TH drawn do. do 1854
81 Prize. Of 500 those tickets having the s' and ID
81 prizes of 800 To- those tickets having the ls and ID
81 prso. of aoo TO- th".e ticket, huvns the M and 18th
prize. of lOo 'ho.s ' tickets having the M and m ,oo
81 pse, 3d. to chose tickets having the ID and ID ON
81 prizes So those tickets having Cd and 18th ~.
81 prize. OF TO- having Cd and 9Th
90 prize, OF Co. 10 bose having the 81 and 4h, 0, Sd
aad Sin, 18th and 5th asso
4Gi prizes - 80 the lSt drawn number only, G,,2o
i6i prizes Of 10, the I'd drawn number only, is,G0o
49, prizes Of 80 the 81 rawn number only l3,9oO
800 prizes OF % the ill or 9th drawn nInheteuS az''
t5s5 H Sa"E'', Amounting to sa.s,soo
lao Ticket.
be sold by the package single Ticket.
II Orders from this any other State will be prompt
ly attended to- if directed 10 D. S. GaEeoRY d Co,
Managers; or 10 =. MIN "a LA
7tert for tie .hoaagcrs, Richmond: Ia.
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l.1-t1stJy

~ OLD.-The avdity which many display 70, the ac'
" QUESTION Of this precious meta have leo to the
grnssest frauds and mpositions the too creduousy
which general prejudice is excited even asais' lar
opportunity Of realizing those golden visions WHICH fancy
punts ,. !, x.,;c,;,
/, can be no longer doubted, and mast De gta'lylhs
to eyery well ws;cT of Stale to know, no" PecuI
arly favored she is in the possession o. vast ita
treasures which only require the application OF caP''a
and entrrprizc to develope 10 the greatest ao'ahtase
The wri,er has recently 5elurned f'on al exploring
,cnrs;o in part of the gold regtsn OF ths etae, rom
,;h L has selected few specimens from the ricneSl
IF Which he las the disposal, situate IN bncklng
nA' i;oociand and Fuyanna now IL successini oPe
a, nv which their value can be fairy tested Joinea
- liz he has obtained information of rich veins OF cop
nsr i1on marble &C. in locations eligible for operating
J transporting Offering the strongest inducements TOR
the profitable investment of captal-ths advantages OF
which it is hoped may be retained in the State whch
a,rds them, in preference 10 seeking distant or 10
reign ad-for which purpose, The writer Wall defer MS
intended journey the North for few days Persons
DESTROYS Of iurterihg the object IN view,
NAV obtain particulars and satisfactory inioIna.I ~
anolying al the store Of Mr.. Henry Lyman, ~
ker, Main street, from I'LL |, and from 70 y -"
June Ia ------
STIpER 0R ASKING MACHNES-Ihe saossnee .niss
! - a- - ,bc Linton IiutcI) would hereby give
~, for Fox q DnlApI i''eI HH't
VIII DC ele 70 Emon, Chain Band HoF.e Powers IN
Inu
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GENERAL HOUSTON.

A corrcs,opdeut Of Hudson" at Washington states
son undoubcd authority that plot Is now on foot l" de-
nrive Houston of the command Of the army OF Texas,
and place Gen James Hamilton Of South Carolina a, lis
head" This is the first time that we have heard
such suspicon; but cannot believe, that Cen Ha-
milton will lend himself 10 such design. houston mas
performed one of the most brilliant achievements o lie
nge The whole country is ringing with applause; aud
ne name is now so we'll calculated 10 rouse the cnthsI-
nsm Of Texas as Houstons Why should he be sus'
,vndrd; We are aStonshed 10 see IN The ~ l. onrler
and ENQUIRER letter from Texas, hnung censure at his
jrco,,-and in,iulting the opinion OF sone that he
wos co,curd! Coward. The man who went into battle
ahead Of his linehad two horses shot under hIm-was
the only general officer who was wounded anu whose
ANGLE was shattered BY TALBOT whom SO many pens
u,on the spot have written with admratOn and So many
,onpues dHet with rapturc-he coward! and a lei
tor 10 be published breathing such suspicion HI
dcuous false ungraeiul! There Is not an act OF his
,yIy,e life bnt what stamps him rs man OF iron nerve,
ami chi arous bearing He did retreat, II Is true-but,
, eyer any manu.uvrc wise and fortunate in its
resuI,s twas The admirable system which WASH
inoton pusued-and like Houston p:" was even form
ed 20 suvcrsede Washington. What! il ii ID succeed
od ,ouipst him: And what! II II now succeeds against
Housiou: We will not believe 1t.
TIe New Orleans Courier Of the 2sth staes that he
u * fast recovering from his wound, and will in short
time he able to head his army.-lhe same paper says,
g 4 gentleman arrived from Texas by land states that
bp Tcxan army amounting to about one thousand men,
unLrr the command OF Generals Houston and Rn=k had
crossed the Colorado, the 10Th inst, in pursuit OF the
Meyicuns who rapidly relreailnE lie gives l. Us
his opinion. that the war was at an end
A. Washington Correspondent who knows Houston
Intimately thus writes The lltI-"lhe news from
Texas is so wonderful and extraordinary that there are
many here, even since the ecioi reports aEs been re-
cpyed who cannot realize It's truth houston - Tue
Lien Of the day, and feel douty grahed at his sue
cess, as at the most gloomy period of the Texan aIirs
stood up for him, and maintained that he c1u!d yet
give good account of the MexIcans. lie has ,"asfa
done So and may he long live 10 enjoy the honors he has
so gallanlly and nobly won
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The New York papers are filled with the Reports OF
the trial of Young man of 10, Richard Robinson, tor
the murder Of Ellen Jewet,, girl Of i'll fame, in one OF
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MINISTER TO LONDON.

We have seen letter from MIR. Stevenson, written on
boa rd the ship Montreal below the Hook: June 9th lie
had arrived in New York twelve days before, and was
prepared to embark on the lsL but owing to the wind
and weather the packet Montreal had been d'laine with
some hundred vessels The packets OF the 2lth May,
and list and 9Th June of course there and sail OH
The same day together. This is unexamped in the his
tory of the country His plan 10 land at Portsmouth,
and send his baggage up 10 London Eight or ten hours
ride would take him and family from Portsmouth to Lon
dom. His adeu to his country and his friends is cx-
pressed in the most aeconate and tender "N no
is i, that says that in crossing the we change our
climates, but not our souls hope Says he) TO find 1t
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lScExDIARY BILL.-A scene worth being known, was
presented day before yesterday, in The Senate, on the
bill to proven, the transmission by mail OF nccnd'ay
publications, which BILL it will be recollected, was car
ricd By the casting vote Of the Vice President promptly
given the instant it known that there was tie-
This vote of the Vice President suddenly 10 nave
impaired new and extraordinary degree OF importance
to The bill. Instead Of reading it the third llne as
matter of course, the next day. the !lVa' or Iaht
the exrval competitors for tie Presidency took ii
immeda,ey into their precious keeping, postponed
it for week ,-made The special order OF day. as
if it was new matter for the first time to be de-
bated The day comes, and the candidates take The
es against Mr. Van Buren, for that vote, and con-
sumo the whole day in stumpng at him. contrary to
all the laws which govern stump speaking in other
cannot reply Mr. Van Buren, could not reply, and b!
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SUPERIOR TRAsBNG MACH n;v aos that b.
- ,bc IIuon Hotel would hereby give hoee . r ~
Coot o en- few orders Fox DotIApt fu'ep, l.sh
ing Mlehnes Enons pi!s" SGs,n eo Sa"
for tho present yea1i vs., JABEz PARKER.
1uns 3.
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,rTS IN THE WEST ND SOUTH.
.'E;rn. 10 devote our editorial head TO those
We %;rh excite so much the public curiosity We
eyrns Mr MANY interesting articles upon the last page
haSr throw" The following have come to US BY sub.
our outer S,% was sss aSe np 5 S
p,ss l .,nrut OF the defeat and capture of Santa
Safes 0" "rw feature in the drama. If it goes on.
Anna ,.,crr predc, what it may not bring forth Mexico
ean seSr' cpnc as attractive theatre to Texas
b's VII, she pass through another revolutions or is
'. :, Infatuated as to prosecute the war against Texas
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-24

i LARGE ard saluobie tract Of Land IN Fuuqut"
Co"Wy far saio.--By virtue OF decree OF the Su-
T''F Court Of Law and Chancery for Henrco county;
a! lie case of - Norton Norton, the undersigned
'llh!S>loners will, Monday the 18th day OF March
- ~ al "arrenton, in tic county OF tauquer before
"r rent door o. the Courthouse Of said county, pro-
Su 10 Sci. at pubic auction to the highest bidder
ms. o. land lying in the county of Fauquier, near Ger
rrAn'oWn, and within or 9 miles of Warrenton long
, Is the Eling cham Forest estate and containing
% sGFrS according to actual survey made some years
49, II was then divided into nine parcels or lots, Win
CT being rented or farmed out: these lots were
mo hour parcels containing about Goo acres each,
-" rs To make convenient farms OF each parcel.
lie land will be sold in parcels in such way as TO ac-
"oda'c purchasers, and upon the day of sale plat
lac w:!ee land, divided into separate tracts, will be
~. This land is situated in very healthy coun-
ana believed to be fertile, and well adapted to the
OF Indian corn, wheat rye, and OATS and III re-
s-.n 10 society, is well situated.
Terms Of Saie-One third of the purchase money 10
aa III nine months, onc-tilird in ei ghtccn months
NV Inc residue in two yeurs from the day OF sale
with approved security for each instrument bear
interest ron the day Of sale, will be required oi The
rcnas"fs: who it is expected will be ready with thc
ees TO execute said bonds at larlhesl, OH the day
The title will be retained until conveyance shall
'e directed by the Court
R RoBEkr H {. NIS2oiLAs Commissioners
Jan 10. 75-td
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23.SGl Prizes. ............. amounting to $5402OO
HAoie Tickets $40, Iiatrcs 50, Quarters 50 80.
Il For sale, usual, by BIGGER, in every variety
OF Packages of Whocs and Sharcs-Single, Whole, and
Shares OF Tickets
- Orders meet the most prompt attention. and in all
cases The original (Alanagers Tickets and Shares will
he forwarded consequently not liable TO any mistake
dispute The Cusl ior all Capital Prizes be had
usual at sight, the moment the drawings received.
II Please address THOMAS B. BIGGER,
Richmond, IA.
March ID l02-w4w
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rvnt'iRER published twice week, generally, and
urrh Auri"s the >r>>" oil the state les.sII.is
" i.,,rrrd, specie paying banks COMFY Will bc re-
49, Tuc Editors viii guarantee the safety OF remit
81 "a m l,,:.r all letters being PAID by the writer's
hen . % I n, .cnnH,c bat at the discretion OF she
= ~ al vS t%Sn "a up Of nine GAMERS shall
=. ;he %T,:&MS OF ADVERTISING. ,.,,;,,,,..
- Do -" ...; asserted, until has either been paid tor
: '-a;S ~ ~. IN in ,.,: city u: is cnvirons
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GREEN HALL,
Grocer and Commission .Herchant, Richmond, V'ginm,
AAfFERS for sale his usual accommodating terms
W ljJ bags Porto Rico, Havana green, and ST. De-
in;ngo coffee,
80 barrels n. E. rum,
Is binds do, ...-
20 boxes and barrels loaf sugar,
5Vu sacks salt,
10 tons Swcdrs iron assorted,
80 cases satin beaver and fur hats,
~ barrels prime beet, City Inspection,
10 do. DO,
80 boxes raisins,
81 DO cheese,
80 do. candles,
81 barrels yellow Irish potatoes,
~ Go. cider,
% do. old rye wh,Skey,
il do. do. 90. (Iciglrr brandt
) crates American car.iicnwa.e,
pipes Ccgnac brandy,
} ar. casks VI. NJ wEc,
i! bags pInlentp,
~ German liquor cases,
~ barrels almonds,
~ boxes oranges,
~ DO. lemons.
l-t' kegs nails. asserted.
Liberal advances mad" cnnsignments, and al! goods
ie:"!ved ana forwarded with care
Mare. -. 107-2aw2w
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EsEsaezEae's ENCEaANezsI.

AND LOTTERY OFFICE, Rlcnmoxp, VIRGINIA.
Dra''a .lum6ers If the VIRGINIA PErERsDUnG LOTTERY,
'chteh .caS draca IL .lie1undria, fcJ %, 1896
81 10 - Is Il IS - Is is 4S II &c
u Whole Ticket 10 ~ So, small Capital Prize of
One Thousand Duars, with several other snug Prizes,
was sold and paid at sight, as usual, by BIGGER.
Fifty Thousand DOEaars!
1'ecnty thousand Do!!arS-7tn thousand Dollars,
% PRIZES OF 600 DuLLARs!!
SEPg5EsIa SsHac Lottery,
For the benefit of the Mechanical Benevolent Society of
Norfolk-Class No. /, for 1886:
To lie draicn ut .3crn,dra or SaturdaU 3DrH Odd 1896
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MJOTICE-The subscriber wishes 10 h'c lo' ,he W.
come well recommended, and for such n9erni price
will be given. juicy ,MG In
Feb. 90. H-n
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Drarn-lst and Cd :230-2d and Sd Sl50-3d and
.sth SlOU-ih and 9th $7o-5th and 9th $Go-Cth and
eth $50, &c, &c
Tickets Si0 halves 50. quarters 50 So
may be had Us usual every variety at the Lottery Of
fee of GEC w. Di-\oN,
Opposite the Eagle Hotel.
~ B. Orders from the country enclosing cash prize
tickets will be promptly attended to- if addressed as
above.
March ID 1G2-tf
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March |,

3 oTiCE.-On Tuesday, the 29th instant. will be sold
" by The subscriber, executor Of Creed Taylor de-
ceased, al Eancs Tavern, in the county of Cumberland,
!he highest bidder for cash, about twenty Slaves, many
q them young ana very likely. All persons having
'ans against the estate Of Creed Taylor, deceased are
requested opruuce them TO the subscriber, in order that
PREPARATION may be made to pay them.
March ) YD-tds
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bNGKTY LIKELY NEGROES FOR SALE.-An
Z at has passed the General Assembly Of Virginia,
authorizing the subscriber to sell the real and personal
't-e OF John fa*kins, sr a lunacO and vest the pro-
'"ra9 thereof in Bank other profitable stock.
- virtue o. SAID act shall, therefore, 1hnrSduy,
I" :M Instant, on tic premises in Brunswick county,
2' A"trwav river. and about Is miles northwest OF
lie Court House. sell tn the highest bidder, for cash. be-
'",en ~ and - likely SLAVES, consisting OF men,
E'"n. boys and girls Among the men is u very good
carpenter.
On !!r day will be offered fer sale. the Tract
4" iANh, consisting OF 1896 l2 acres credit OF one,
$50. ana three Years The Land is wei! adapted to the
'n'r q" corn: wheat, cotton and tobacco. There are
" bushels wheat sowcd The fences are III good order,
Az! the houses comfortable. There the usual
"a;ihcr "t barns. gran2rirS, stables, &c.
YIN the same day. will be- sold credit Of IL months,
~ crop Il" corn, nbou! 500 barrels fodder and oats,
Tie STOCK ot cattle, hogs and sheep, all the work horses
' mules. about Giiu light of bacon, the plantation
utensils. including road wagon.
. ho;d>, with approved security, will be required be-
tc The property is devered to carry interest from the
%'e bNt tr interest will be RENTED if the principal
Dc pune iua!y paid.
The sale will be continued from day 10 day until finish
co. The negroes will certainly be sold On the first day,
unless the weather is extremely had.
JAMES HASKlNS,
[on.miuec If John HaskinS, ST.
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I9JlIE subscribers III addition 10 their present stock
q of far,!y groceries, are receiving from New Y ork,
supplies Of very superior Champagne, pink and white,
in Whole and half boitcs Claret Havana Segars, and
reserves, Black and Grccn Tea, few small English
Cleeses &c, Nc, which they will sell low.
RANDOLPH & McCREDlE.
March q. lpI-2t
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asGNaSN'S OFFICE.

TENIIE subscriber having taken the Lottery Office for
e mrrly occupied by George Fl, Tompkns, requests
call from his friends, where he will be prepared at all
times 10 furnish them with Tickets
GEO. w. DIXON.
.7noiAer Mammoth Scheme.
so .OO0-S20 UU0-$l0, OU0-and so Of $1,000
Virginia Norfolk Lottery,
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Spring GOODS-The subscribers beg leave to in
= form the Merchants of Virginia and the public ge-
neray that they are opening an unusually large
sock OF staple fancy and domestic Day GooDs, adapted
the approaching seasnnand Ivy every arrival from
ysa York In addition the entire purchases made in
the Northern cities, we have the pleasure Of announcing
friends the receipt of splendid variety OF French
G9pd imported BY Direct consisting Of new style
painted Mnsirs, plain and figured Silk, Paris Gloves,
Ribbons thread Cambrics and llandkerchiets, &c. &c.
Al Of which will be sold the usual terms, and at sa,
.silcory prices.
BINFORD, BROOKS, GAY & co.
Richmond, March "A. lU7-N
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y77RyS! SALE ei Real and PERSONAL Estate-pur-
Z s,nt % i!,, provisions of Deed of Trust execut
.',,,rs Subscriber hy William b. Barker, and record
~ H., Clerk otiic. Of Hcn.ico Comfy Court, for
T., ,,n,Srs in said deed expressed, shall on Mon
,,' al! day OF April next before the Bell Tavern,
- ne cav Of Richmond. proceed to sell, for cash,
,.rs Of Land. in the county OF Henrco, near Boar
,,1,nr sy,y.,;ye acres more or less. Also the
%i,yos slaves: Il negro man named Joe, and 4 woman
.,,I Maria. and her two children, Betty and Nancy
r.. title to the above property is believed 10 be good,
Ig shall oulv convey such is vested in me as trus
Ice, Sale will commence al - clock
CHRISTIAN ALLEN, Trustee.
March -. lu|-4t
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g15ss :agsy ssss'EFsll7azl NI;s.

-.ur OF LOTS IN tic To'en ef F"rmriI'e,1cn the
a NJ. DIV Of Aprl. 1856. will be sod at public auc.
a. TT, ne tests. FarmviIls, twenty-five acres
he Lands of s. Gs"rss kan9opn' d aSl0nns sa'a
i""H - ,I ~, ,,a!s-lhc purchasers giving bonds
o. "F s PERSONAL security. and lien upon the
..opcfy. ln7tds
March -. vs.
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-,Ns OF LOTS in nc Ia,ca Of FarnlriNs.-On the
"a ~ ~! DIV Ct April lS3G will be Sold at public auc.
~ premises, rear Farmville, forty acres of the
aj 81 Jsial Chambers, adjoining said town, in lots
'- half acre each credit of one and Two
M W.. nrrcl,asers giving bonds with approved per-
: A. ssru-i:y. and 4 s,: upon the property:
''"-' : EY TIE COMMISSIONERS.
;. . ., lUT-tds