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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-08

vi OIlCE..Ail persons having claims against the es
Ia tate Of Samuel Pointer, deceased, of Haiax conn
ty, Virginia, requested to present them to the su
scriber properly authenticated, for settlement on or be-
fore the first day of October next this notice will be
plead in bar to all such claims shall not be thus pre-
sented DAVID POINTER
Executor Of Samuel Pointer deceased
April s. Ili-2ts
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e. CARD[Mrs. DvPuY respectfully notifies 10 her
IA friends and the public, that she was compelled in
consequence OF the wan; of suitable house. To discon-
unuc her boarding establishment on the LIST Instant but
will use every exeron obtain as soon as possible
when she viii be happy TO accommodate them as here
tofore. OF this event due notice will be given
Apr5. IIl-3t
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RATlNTER ARRANGEMENT.-T A WEEK.
Wv The Steamboats, Columbus and Pocahontas TO
aud from Norfolk and Baltimore, will commence on
Monday, the 9Th becember TO run only twice a week;
leaving Baltimore and Norfolk every Monday and Thurs
day morning, at 10 Uclock and and after Thurs
day. the 9TH January, 1886, they will run only once
week, leaving Baltimore every Thursday, and Norfolk
every Monday morning, at 10 o'clock. Should the ma
vigoon of the Paapsco be interrupted by ice the pas
sengers will be landed at Annapolis, az formerly.
The Patrick Henry will leave Norfolk every Tuesday
and Friday morning. for Richmond and return every
Sunday and Wednesday
Passage and fare to Norfolk Sc. All baggage at the
risk of the owners. JAMES FERGUSON, 9gcat
Baltimore. Decemser A. 6I-tf
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Manufacturer of Stocks Shirt Collars &c.
ID, Cedar street, late 100 Pearl
New York, 25ih January 1886. e5-3m

TBIlMBERi TIMBERii-The highest prices wiIIILe
Ii given for good, seasoned wheel spokes and elloes
deliverable Mt the Pcnteniiury Immediate delivery is
solicited For information respecting them, apply either
to Col Charles > Morgan, Superintendent or to
THOS. G. MONCURE, G. A.
Feb. O. e8-tf
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FRSO THE MERCHANTS OF VlRGINlA-The
IA subscriber having been the sufferers in the
great conllagIaton of the 10th and 18th of December
and lost his entire stock OF goods, begs leave to inform
his customers and purchasers generally that he has
immediate preparations TO get upa fresh supply, and
has the pleasure of acquaning them that he is daily re-
ceving from his manractory The various articles in his
line, embracing first rate assortment viz Stocks Shirts
SHIRT collars, BoS0mS, SuSPcnders &c, and earnestly So
cIts continuance OF their favors H. Cedar street
lie would here remark To those merchants with whom
he has no; had the pleasure of dealing that for many
years he has paid particular attention TO the manuacory
OF such goods in his line, well calculated tho
Southern and Western trade and feels confidence in as
surfing purchasers that he will be enabled to supply them
on such terms as will give entire satisfaction.
In addition 10 his loss in the destruction of his
property he had the misfortune TO lose all his Books and
papes, aud consequently has rely upon those who are
indebted to him 10 furnish statements their accounts
and such as can make il convenient pay in a short
time, will confer particular obligation.
WARREN CARTER,
Manufacturer of Stocks Shirt Collars Sc
IL, Cedar street. late 100 Pearl
New York 25th January. 1896.
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MO UCEPHALUS will make his next season at his
"a - former stand, the Deep-Run Coal Pits near the
Short Pump, iienico county Terms will appear in his
bills, &c ZACHARlAH McGRUDER
hiHch ~ 105- w3w
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kRY GOODS.-W ads,cortA UiYiams Z. Co al Tho
u Long Room Market Bridge, offer for sale large
and general assortment of Dry Goods recent inpora
ton Having turned their whole attention TO the whole
sale trade Country merchants respectfully solicited
to call and examine our assortment
March 49, 1910,
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NOTlCE.-rhe subscriber, Attorney at Law will at
v tend the Superior Court of Law and Chancery of
hennco county, the General Court, and the Court OF
appeals and VIII give strict attention business con-
hded to him in those Courts lie has taken part of the
Office ot his son, DR.. f. Ii. Smith, near the BELL tavern
WHERE or at h's Swelling he may generally be found
JOHN ii. SMITH.
Richmond, April 1, 1896 IlO-IGt
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TSyHE CELEBRATED GETTER OF RACERS.
n ECLlPSE.-IlNs distinguished Stallion who now
looks and feels like four year Old will stand this season
1S3G) at my Edwards in the county of Dinwd,li
immediately the old stage road from PETERSBURG TO
Worrenton, ~ c., % miles south of Petersburg and ~
north OF brunswick Courthouse. He is at his stand
ready to serve 500 the season. payable at lis
expiration, on the 18th July next and $l50 TO insure
mare to be in foal, payable She is known TO
DC III i9al or parted with Servants sent with inares
boarded gratis, and mares fed without limit at % cents
day-Very fine and extensive pasturaee with the
greatest care to prevent accidents escapes but no La
0ity Tor any that may happen Eclipse and his get are
too well known from their characters aud performances
TO say more.
STAR. whose colts Just coming on the turf having
none more than four years old only six Of which have
been trained, and five of them have been winners from
one TO four mile neatshs colts large strono and
handsome, Of them have been sold very hioj1hc
will stand this season 1880 at my son GEORGES in tho
county Of Chesterfield, about twenty miles from Rich
nond and Petersburg, within mile of Moody tavern
and is now at his stable ready serve msres at $50 the
season. payable at its expiration, the 18th July next
and &iOO the insurance. payable soon as the mare il
known to be in foal parted with one dollar cash 10 the
groom. Servants sent with mares, boarded without
charge and mares fed az desired at - cents per day
Very excellent and extensive pastursgc well enclosed
With hne waterThe greatest taken to prevent ac
cidcnis or escapes, bat liability foe either Stars
charaetor, blood and performances, well as the per-
iormances Of his colts are so fully mentioned in SKIN
ners Turf Registers TO render IL unnecessary for more
to be said. w. Il. JOHNSON
MONSIEUR TONsoN viii Island dis season (lssG,
At my stable, at talilax Court House Va, and is nov
.. MS stand IN ne order and condition. ready for
at 500 tie season, and 800 Insurance. For further and
other particulars, see haudbills. &c. w w HURT,
Halifax Court House, Va.
February - 0O-3m
! I'm CHANCERY-- YiaoIxn.--In Chesterfield Conn.
] b " Court. February 9Th, 1885.
James VI Cox, administrator de boais nan with the will
annexed OF John Wilkinson deceased and adninistfa.
! tor Of Margaret Wilkinson, deccased PhT
against
Elizabeth Wilkinson, Thomas Cole and Martha his
wife, and others, Defendants
The defendants, Thomas Cole and Martha his wife not
having entered their appearance and rven security &C.
cordng TO the act Of assembly and ie rules Of this
Court, and appearing the satisfaction Of the Court
that they not inhabitants &c this Common wealth il ia
Odcyod That the said defendants do appear here on the
second Monday in pr next aud answer the plaintiff
bill and that copy Of Ibis order be forthwith inserted
~ some newspaper printed in the city Of Richmond o
two months excessively and another copy posted at III,
front door Of the Courthouse Of this county
CoPy-Tesie, LAWSON NUNNALfY, .. c.
req 10 yi--wSw
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HStNEED AND CARPENTERS PATENT WHEAT
~ THBASHlNG MACHlNE.--The subscribers are
now prepared 10 offer to the public Wheat Thrashins
Machine on an improved pan which is superior TO any
now IN use IN this country.We say with confidence
that they will thrash with less horse power md cleaner
than any other we have seeB-We only ask fair
trial, and we vibrant them TO pleaseWe have doubt
that they will supersede all others wherever they are
known or used. Our patent taken out last Spring
and we built and sold several last season. which rave
perfect satisfaction, and all who used them pronounced
them to he the hest they had ever seen We will sell
patents for counties States reasonable terms and
would recommend all machine builders adopt our plan
We viii also furnish machines built in The best manner
and warranted TO ple1sc Reference Col. T. j. RAN
doph, Col Thomas Macon, John 2. Sampson William
Gilmore, Hugh Nelson, Francis X Nelson, Peter MerN
wether, all of the county of Albemare Letters nd.
dressed 70 Stapclcn c. Sneed, Evcretsvllc AIbenare
county, Va, will be attended to-
January 90. s2-w3m
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T'zHGsN.z.a,

FENHE SliERiFFS of tho counties of Isle of Wight.
m Prince George, Southampton, Surry and Sussex;
Sieckienburg and Halifax; Buckingham Campbell aud
1umoer'and; Accoinack, Northampton, Elizabeth City,
York and Warwick; Culpeper, Madison Oranpe and
hapPahannock; Frederick and Jefferson 1azewell,
wyihe, Grayson and Smyth; Greenbrier Monroe Giles
montgomery and Floyd; and the Mayor of the city of
Williamsburg will take notice. that Elections are TO be
held, in the month of April next, their Court
ana other places appontedby law for holding Elections
choose Senators TO represent their respective Districts
in the next General Assembly.
ADDISON HANSFORD, C. S.
March 81 1896. iO9-4t
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TERROR This very fine stallion. years old n dark
brown, l6 hands inches high full brother to Eclipse
Lighfoot Shark, Black and Bay Maria, &c. will stand
ten miles west of the Court House. S25 the season.
Pedigree He got by Eclipse, dam Lady Liqhtfoot
April q [Il2-Stl VIM l.. WHlTE
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I'D UNAWAY.--WSs committed to the Jail of Hen.
IA a rico county, on the 18th February last Negro
slave who calls himself JoHN and says is the proper
ty OF john McRae, of Alexandra. The said negro is
about feet inches high dark brown complexion had
on when committed suit of black cloth clothes; has Sc
veral small his face and is about "a years of
age The is requested come forward and paw
charges, else he will be dealt with according 10 law
HENRY l.. CARTER D. s
April5. [III-I2l For inc Hates Shf u c
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a MY FLOUR MILLS FOR SALE-I am t,e
" sirous 10 sell my mills the James river canal
near the city OF Richmond Persons DISPOSED TO mr.
chase are invited TO view the property which will be
sold lows and ON liberal credit if desired by the pur
chaser Should the property be disposed of before
necessary arrangements for carrying on the business no
heretofore. THOMAS RUTHERFOORD
March 30 no ,ogM
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PERSONS indebted to the estate of Thos G. Mon
n cure, deceased late Agent Of the Penleniiary are
requested to make immediate paymentand all those
whom the estate is indebted, viii present their claims
properly authenticated to the undersigned for
JAMES G.. WATSON,
Curator Of Thos G. .Noneure decd
April 8. lI2-4t
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EItOK SALE, rdiuabie mana dcfuriag mil and Plan
IA fafton, On Ro0Hokc.--l offer for sale the Earle
FONT Mills and Plantation, adjoining Roanoke river
situated SIX miles south of Boydton and Randolph Ma
con College, aud ten miles below ClarksvjIIe The re-
putauon OF this Mill is well known in Peersbur,r aud
Norfolk, and also extensively known through the conn
try and villages the Roanoke. Its brand stands os
high as any other mill in the State where il is known
IL runs hive pair OF stones, pair of vefeet brrs
one OF burr ana Esopus pair of Esopus entire and
par oil rnbbeIs manufacturing machinery complete;
and IT is furnished with sufficient water po,yer bv
mai ahcn from HE river In point of location Il pos
sesses uncommon advantages. Besides a constant RIM
OF custon II commands business from great distances
during dry seasons-yieding annually from $50 to 300
barrels OF toll corn 1t receives from Is 10 90 thousand
bushels OF wheat, annually; and for years past the
crops have been rapidly increasing this section of the
state and Will probably continue increase as facilities
TO market improve. There is ready sale for corn and
every bushel OF oiia at good prices It NAV also lie
well to remark that it would afford an elpble site for
cotton factory, grocery, or mercantile business
he tract OF land consists of 5i7 acres 81 of which
are good river bottom; good proportion of tmbered
lanuj ana the plantation in good condition for cutiya-
ton Inc improvements consist of spacious old dwell
ing house, with other ordinary out-houses Persons
wishing TO purchase the above property may appIv 10
The subscriber, residing within two miles liberal Gre
dit viii be allowed the purchaser.
should not elect sale, privately before the third
Monday IN April next SHALL That day. offer 4, at
public ancLon, at Mecklenburg Court House il BEING
Court day. Possession of the Mill will be giyen ON The
LIST of June next, and the Plantation on the LIST of anu
arg 1897. TINGNAL JONES. Ereevtor
=, Of James b. Jones' deed
nieeKienpprg, FEB ~ 93-t20hA
20Ih Apilnext. ''' ''' II ~ j. ~"
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NI EGROES FOR SALE-By virtue of Decreal
i v order of the county Court of Louisa pronounced
on the 10th day of March, 1885, in suit therein depend
ing, in which the Administrator Of John Brockman de-
ceased and others, are plaintiffs, and Charles James
Brockman, and others, are defendants, we shall sell to
The highest bidder, for cash. front of tavern house
OF james w Smoot 81 CO., at Lousa Courthouc on
the second Monday in April next Chat being court day0
and girls. We shall convey such title only as is vested
in us, which is indisputabIe.
ROBERT N. TRTCE
OSWALD BROCKMAN
Commissioners
marcn ~ 109-tIIA
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NEW ADYEleTdSilNa IliV,rss.

M,NAlRFIELD RACES--SPRlSo MEEriSG 1886,
q will commence ON Wednesday, the 9th April,
FIRST DAY
Sweepsake for colts and FLIES years old mile heats,
$500 entrance, H. f., seven subscribers.
j. Randolph Harrison, c. flby Timolcou, dam by Jack
Andrews
g. Robert stanard, E. by Gohanna, dam Lady Green's
vile.
4. VIM Gait, C. c by Eclipse, dam Sally Drake
5 Is. Peyto C. f. by Ti,noleon, dam Merno Eve.
9. WIN. III. Roane, blk f. by riinoleon, dam by Tom
Tough
z. John Allan, dead.
Same day, Sweepstakes, for colts and FLIES, years
old $500 entrance, a. f., mile heats, eight subscribers
l. Il. Adams, C. by Sir Charles, dam by Tptop.
WIN. Il Minge, c. c. by Tmoleon, dam by Hornet.
g. j. ). Garrison, b. {. by Tmoleon dam Margaret.
a Pucket 81 Robertson c. by Johanna, dan the dam
s. w. T. Scott, b C. by Marion, dam by Washington
g. w. l.. White, by Carolinan, andy Sir Charles
a. VIM r. Johnson, b. c. by Sir Charles, dam the dam
g. o p. Hare, c. by Tmoleon dam by Gouty
prOprie.ors Purse, saoo two mile heats entrance s5
Jockey Club Purse, $500 four mile heats, entrance $50
Breeders Stakes three year old colts and es mile
heats, 800 entrance, h. 4.
l. X. Adams C. f. by Sir Charles, dam by Sir Alfred
= John Mcleod, b. f. by Eclipse, dam by Timoeon
3. VIM. Townes, C. by Eclipse, dam Polly Kennedy.
d. D. n Patteson by Sir Charles, dam by Bell Air
o. John Morris, by Bollingbrooke dam by Caroinian
o. Watt H. Tyler, c. f. by linoeon, dam by Jack An
drews.
q James Lyons, b. c. Gully, by Carolinian, dam Per-
dita
s. Abner Crump, c. by Eclipse, dam by Sir Alfred
D. Geo Waldron, 'b.f by TimoIeon, dam the dam Of
Gloucester.
10. D. II. Branch, f by Sir Charles dam by Gallatin
H. A. L. Dabney, c. by Sir Charles, dam the dam Of
- james % Kendall, b. by Sir Charles, dam by Arab
10 John Heth, C. t, Emily Chapman, dam the dam of
Collier.
ID WIN. wickham Thetis. by Eclipse, dam by
Arab
Same day, Sweepsake, for colts and FLIES, years
old, 500 entrance, h f., four subscribers
l, Wm. l.. White, by Carolinian, dam the dam of
Lepanto.
9. WIN. X. Johnson, g. c. by Medley, dam Kate Kear-
g. VIM. Williamson, c. f. by Eclipse dam by Sir HAL
A. VIM. AlcCargo, f. by Sir Charles dam Sally
Flynn. RICHARD ADAMS, PROPRIETOR
April D. li2-td
N]E NJ AMBLER, attorney at Lar, has removed
w his office 10 the basement story of the Powla
tan House.
ApnlS 1920
YHyAYLORSvILLE RACES will commence on
"a Wednesday, the 18th inst First day-two sweep
stakes for untrcd Colts, and closed Second dayJoc
day-Proprietor's purse, two mile heats-Sl50. Fourth
day-A first rate saddle and bride.
WIN. ID. TAYLOR, Proprietor
April 8. ll2r2.s
II PERSONS indebted to the estate of Thos c. Mon
a. cure, deceased late Agent Of the Penteniiary are
requested to make immediate payment-and all those 10
whom the estate is indebted Will present their claims
properly authenticated to the undersigned for
JAMES G.. WATSON,
Curator Of Thos. G. Honeure decd
April .. il2-4t
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VEyIiLIAM F. RlTCHlE, (la,e of Richmond Va1
Wv Attorney and Counsellor u Law Vicksburg
!Missssipp) will practise Law in The counties of Kinds
Madison, Yazoo, Washington, Warren, the Parish of
Carroll, in Louisana-and in the Supreme Federal and
Chancery Courts at Jackson Feb. 27.-if
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a NAROLlNlAN will stand the present season in
" Brunswick county, Va. within two miles of Law
rencevie. He takes the stand of Timoleon W no lately
agement Of Carolinan, and has made ample arrange
mens for the accommodation of that may be sent
to the horse.
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FHNAYLORSVILLE RACES will commence on
"a Wednesday, the 18th inst First day-two sweep
stakes for untrcd Colts, and closed Second dayJoc
key Club purse, miles and repeat-purse SdOO Third
day-Proprietor's purse, two mile heats-$l50. Fourth
day-A first rate saddle and bride.
WIN. ID. TAYLOR, Proprietor
April 8. Il2-2ts
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EAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA COMPANY
81 Alta meeting the President and Directors of tho
James River aud Kanawha Company held in the CITY
OF Richmond Saturday, the 26th day of March 1886
fseSotped That tho Stockholders James River
md Kanawha Company other than the State, be- and
they are hereby required pay into the Bank of Vir
GINA, of its branches the of sx dollars on
each share of Stock held by them in said Company OH or
before the 18th day Of May next.
BY order Of the President and Directors,
w. Is. CHlTTENDEN, Secretayy
~ B.-The nstalments that have been called for (in-
GLIDING the abovcD follows
LIST. lnstanient, 81 per share paid at the fine of
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FHVEACHER WANTED.-The Trustees Of The vii
IA iomston Academy, Martin county, North Caro-
lima, wish TO employ Teacher Of good moral standing
to take charge OF the institution they will require one
competent TO prepare students for the University and
he can teach French il would he preferred they are
wiling either to give him peInane Mt salary OF $500
per year, or let hun take the school upon his own re
sPonsolhty II is intended that the school shall COM
mence early in june and the undersigned will be ready
to receive proposals pest paid for The situation until the
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25,S6i Prizes. ............ amounting to $500 200
th0ie Tickets $40, Haires So, Quarters So so
IL For sale, usual, by BIGGER, in every variety
Shares OF Tickets.
Orders meet the most prompt attention, and in all
cases the original (1anagers) Tickets and Shares will
be forwarded consequently liable any mistake or
dispute The Cash for all Capital Prizes can be had as
usual at sight, the moment the drawings received
IL Please address THOMAS %. BIGGER
Richmond, Pa
AnF1l -
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NOTICE All persons having claims against the cs
tate Of Henry Kuhn deceased late OF Cheste rfeld
county requested TO present them 10 me- properly
Authenticated for settlement
JOHN 3. GOoDE, d. S. 6or
John 9,eter late ShG md 9dmr. Of Henry KUHN deeA
March ~. 103-wfw
HhR EDWIN p. TALLEY, having located al New
n y Canon, respectfully offers his professional scfy
ces 90 the public.
Buckingham, ApriI5. 1ff-2t
GsfARK-The great Northern champion. bv AmrG
~ can Eclipse, om of old Lady Biahfoot, Known to
every gentleman Of the turf will stand the present sea-
son at my stable Taylors Ferry, in Mecklenburo
Va aud viii Lc let to mares at SO dollars the season
one dollar 10 The groom Good aud extensive pasturage
and sefvnnis board gratis Every taken 10 prevent
accidents and escapes but no liability for either Mares
with oas at their sides will be fed twenty Ave cents
per day, and those without if requested The season
will end on dic first day Of Jolly.
JOHN G. GOODE
March ~ tC2-t2OMay
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Fifty thousand Dollars!

Icenty thousand Doiiars-Ien thousand Dollars.
90 Prizes or 900 DoLLARs!!
Virginia State lottery,
For the benefit of the Mechanical Benevolent Society of
Norf,lk-Class No. ! for 1886:
10 be draea at aerandra, Saturday. 4prI 23d 1886
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TENHE subscriber, intending to icnove from ile Stats
n OF Virginia, offers for sale his lot and houses in the
town OF Scoitve, (Powhaan Courthouse and small
piece Of land near enough to be convenient Tor fire wood
The lot has dwelling house, large stable and other
and good garden, with good well in tie yard The
houses well situated for merchant being in the
centre Of the town and the Subscriber has carried on
the mercantile business at tlo place fof twenty years
past Tho terms will be accommodating, ond will be
made known application to the subscriber residing on
the premises. SIMON L. BLOCH
P.S lf not disposed Of privately, it will be pot up
At pubic auction IN November next. $ T.. B.
March 2G g10s-ofts1
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EINOR SALE, Lot No 49, on d and streets--ffonts
n 36 feet on Street and SO feet on the Basin bank
For terms, apply 10 John w Williams, at Mrs Tomp.
kins :, or George J. Crump, Of Richmond.
FEB. %. o.
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kS Vie OF LOIS iH the 1Otcu of FdrmyiUe.-On the
- 22d day of April 1896 will be Sold at public auc-
ton, the premises, Farmville forty acres Of the
Land Of Josiah Chambers, adjoining said town in lots
not exceeding half each on credit Of one an Two
ycarsthc purchasers giving bonds with approved per.
sonul security, and lien upon the property.
BY THE COMMISSIONERS.
March 81 105 a.
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a. Ale OF LOTS IN lie Toaoa If Farnlviile On the
~ 2lst day OF April, 1886, will be Sold public
ton, on the premises, Farmve, twenty five acres
of the Lands of ST. George Randolph, adjoining said
dit Of and two ycars-lhc purchasers giving bonds
with approved personal security and lien upon tile
property BY THE COMMISSIONERS.
March "a. lO7-tds
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RI OTiCE-On Tuesday, the 2Jih Instant will be sold
by the subscriber executor of Creed Taylor de-
ceased at Ranes Tavern, in the county Of Cumberland
to the highest bidder for cash about twenty Slaves many
Of them young aud very likely. All persons having
claims against the estate Of Creed Taylor deceased arc
requested 10 produce them to the subscriber in order that
preparation may be made to pay them.
SAMUEL TAYLOR, Erecvtor.
March 3. Odds
P From cause not loreseen the above sale is ncces-
sary again postponed until Friday the 18th day Of Drill
on which day the sale viii certainly be made.
SAMUEL TAYLOR, Erccator.
April [.