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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-11

~ CHANc.n.-..o.s,,--fn fowh"san Circuit Court 40
Gallo Wilkinson in hi right and executor OF THO WI
kinSni, decd,
\vniiam Watson and Fanny hi WIFE" Judith cau.y widow oil
YIN tauy ,l.r CnrScr, widow u Rnh' t"A"i De- pu
Gallon Wilkinson Wilkinson only children Of Gt"se
Ih,-.n er Gee" ;,r;ne and Polly his wife, formerly ron!
Wilkinson. Lisbon W!hin@on, David W. "'i"ml-'n Saa.
ork-r aud Pif VIE, Rob. {; todsay aad BeeS ms
nwitc irarn and Royrr,y his wife. Sm tho!n ara Iala
rmc his wife James H. cscy and iaavnia his wife, ai' ,a
IL and Judith Ann his wife, Ihoms- Wilkinson, Noreore Inn
Ion Gr Wilkinson and Francis wilkinson me he anu us Az
bpecs OF Thomas and abiia his wiie the eis anu
uers nj Csc Watson Cnniin his WIFE, the lrs anu
| t'pu' ,.;,, :" sess' '''' 80 Defendant.
The arfnIants Lisbon Wilkinson the heirs Of no. Nv M W.,
wife the heirs of Watson aud VIE, c hes :" !'
knson, of jain Wilkinson, MOI hs'ns
app.arancc and given accnfin" 10 i' ''i "
r ,a % r This CONT ana appearing 10 the satisfaction u
the count thar they ar inhabitants "i th eo'' w. ,,
lhc no,i.u II TN plaintiff iy h. attorney! u : ",fu' %
SAIL Il fI,,aD;S h, ar.raT here :hc i!fst a :" ~" -,
AND an.W na nh II IL. r'liu! and gTe HrrnT! ior i.i
30 @ .,o. - rnr rn NAV make nrrca' and thai ci %
,Is , ~, cl;,wi, inserted suEs ~" sptlef PUNISH ~
the 80 Tor i,yo months 'rs!. e!: a'" go"
cpy b.. posted TN. 'front.' drf OF Inc 'ut''o"' VI ~ ~
r. r. GRAVES, y. c
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1aO ACRES PAMuNKEY LAND FOR SAlE-on Thurs
1LU aag the nf March neM fair otherwise the next
thereafter viii he sud publicly on tie premises, "a tc
highest hide Of lanl- being that phrtion oi inc
called Wyoming directed 10 he sold under he "i :" '
late Thomas Cary Nelson This land Is situated III King william
County Panuuky River miles above Dubneys Ferry asa
of Richmond. Aont twothds are ceafch-ih
mhercd-and is admitted h al VINO are acquainted
with Il; equal any land the river There Is upon thc
river bank extensive bed Of Na Of excellent quality anu easy
of access The Subscriber residing Wyoming, will take pleasure
showing the land any wishing view H. Terms OF sale
third in cash equal annual insalmentSo
secured by with decd of the land Possession
given OF the day of sale.
Also Corn Uata Fodder and Pork, sacAt the same time
aad i'll sold the highest bidder on credit oil SIX
months uhuut $50 Corn 600 bushels OF Oats IN the
shcarrs weight of blade Fodder, and alot 3D iD'
rirklcd Pork. BENJAMIN d. NEisoH,
Erscuror of 7hos. Cgrv .ieis0n, drr
Wyoming. Kng William TO-, Feb. 3, 1910.
Fob sT-2aw2w& w2w
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Jan @

INFORMATION wanted OF ROBERT COUSINS, Young man
~ az with dark and hair who lett here the I
November, 1886 FOR the Western country WIN an IN
enipn ri prartsin. law, teaching school N&G A"ar
aa july IS he had discontinued hI' school ~ fiHr "i
i-,issipp and intended going Natcrz since 'ta c has
Should this The Of vino arc
acquainted with his whereabouts. they earnestly solicited 70
distressed cher; RESTING near ieirai
Neck +. o., Amelia County, Va. ..
byEdtors Southland West friendly 10 the cause Of humanity
would do Of charity by inserting the above.
Ian % s3-iawiM
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THE members Of the American SIX Society and citizens ts
United States generally who interested III The cause Vi
Silk Culture hereby noed thu, m accordance WIN reao
lu.ion passed the annual IN Washington in December
American SIX Society, will hold adjourned meeting IN
Baltimore commenCn. WEDNESDAY the 18th OF February
which il and expected that member Of this
Society who feel interest the success Of
the Silk Culture. will attend Of great Importance
will then be adopted
other business expected that the Society VIII then
offer the following premiums for the production oil silk, viz
Five premiums II One thousand Dollars EACH five o Ere Inn
Dollars each; nifty of One Handrd Dollars ear iy OF Fn
Dos each and One Thousand Dollars in premiums Aanl-
featured Silks.
To funds for the above important! object the
orieiy earnestly requests the members in all parts OF the Ihio;,
and all friendly 10 the 10 make IN appeal Il"
fellow interested in the Culture OF Tcsand silk.
contribute I fund rfrc;a way IN the opinion
The Society the immediate interest Of all coacrnc
and that ihy report personally IL. Socc'y IL lis meeting ~
Baltimore the 10Th February by eter 10 the Cores
pndng Secretary they shall have obtained will hc
sible for 10 The said fund.
Every person interested either the Culture Of silk merely
in Trees Will the importance OF these measures and
ia hoped will Contribute literally 10 the premium "d above
al persons who have produced Silk manufactured are
reanc,tcd exhibit 10 the Society NJ this meeting.
Editors of newspapers friendly 10 the Of SILK Culture
requested The above insertions III thi. re-
Sncctivs papers. ~
Cor. Sec. in SIX Society
SJ--W.
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POETRY,
"MucH YET RrNuss rs.usc.'

(Trensla,si from the Gcrman.l
THE WORTH OF WOMAN
Honored be woman sh9 beams on the ssni,
Graceful and fair, like being of light;
Sca;ters around her, wherever she strays,
Roses of bliss DER our thorn covered ways
Roses of Paradise, sent from above, :. ,or.
To be gathered and twined in sarianu " w.
Man. on Passion s stormy ocean,
Tossed BY surges mountains nle''
Courts the hGrricanes conmotIo"'
Springs nj Reasons feeble eE r.
Loud the tempest roars nroanu An'
!o,ier still IL roars within; ,.;
Fl.sb.,y lights of hope coninuhu niiu'
Stuns him life's incessant uin
Woman invites him. with bliss IN nef sshMe,
To cease from his toll, and be happy a~nlei
Whisnering wo"inely-come 10 my BOWL o',.a,
Go moi in search of the phantom OF power
Honor and wealth are t. csory-cone!
Happiness dwe!ls in the tsinp!esei ho'as'
Man with fury stern and savage
Persecutes his brother mar,
Reckless If he bless or ravage,
Ac;on-scion-si;l h,l plan.
Now cr-aling-now dastrrlag--
Ceaseiess wishes tear ms hIeast
Ever seekng-ne'cr enjoying
Still 10 be-but never blest.
Woman cou,entsd In silent repose,
ENJOYS in its beauty fe's flower as u blows,
And waters and tends II with innocent hean'
Far richer than with his treasures OF art
And wiser by far in her circle confined,
Than he with his science aad niShts OF the ualna.
Colby 10 himself suffcing.
Man disdains the genler arts,
Know III not the bliss arising
From The interchange OF hearts
Slowly through his bosom stealing,
Flows the genial current Oh,
TIL b. ages frost eonsealing,
Il is hardened into stone.
she like the harp that instinctiSely rings,
as he nrh b,eaiiGg zephyr soft signs op cue s'nSs
Responds on each Impulse with ready irpH,
Whether sorrow o. pleasure her sym,a,ny Ivy;
Ard te.r.iyops and smiles on her ;aun'enanee play
Like sunshine and showers OF hioi'ins - 'A~''
Through the range Of mans dominion,
Terror is the ruling word,
And the standard Of opinion,
Is the temper Of the sword.
Strife exuIts, and pity, h!ashlns,
From the scene desparng hss,
Where to battle mally rushing,
Brother upon brother dies!
Woman commands with rrlilder control,
she rules bv enchanlment The realm .! the soul;
As she glances around in the light of her snlle
The war of the Passions is hns.ec Tor whiie'
And dIscord content from his fury 70 cease,
Reooscs cntranced on the pillows of peace
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R0rmley Groec for .S0is.

bDfWSty iJotC Jof ''ote' ~
EEiSiifSG IN purchase farm OF q larger sac, ~
,s's my fSRs pauunky river, con,'I5ins =.
lies within 90 na- OF Richmond, 10 OF hyictt- oH tie
and mics atuyc Now Castle. There is great Hhunas
the ryr, Immediately ubnys rad below. and mere II
Land srnn. Indie q: cJIcsfcoui depo-'cs ~
body Gf valuable woof ilai clear. h. lrnh . n
caEn wheat, and ciOyerthe .r.iH nay be d'''
within miles Df the door, The rSc i'-- +
level, nearly square, Containing ii!c OF s4
OF improvement. 10 sorI ~ point o.yr, v.ar
challenges comparison witt any s,d are near ~ 8
Buildings overlooking - " - =, ,,,r .t6 -
-. a. ,s err, md NJ gc-g codsislins o.
$50, lii ..,- size, kitchta H!ih f''" .-s IA
an excellent cs-hoasc, good oTersesfs h"o. E..
stsLle c.,r-e horse baIn, Germ houses naen ose ~
good horss power, good cabin. and every neces1f!
,.rd sud garden are handsomely Gnci".-, 81 '"e w
a. iso ne summer house srt;,n:s remote
10 en,p,r pe,fse, health with well Of the very 'sss
yard. ...,,,,,pc,.,a I, contain, IS 81 I
., land and situate ou the main road 'eto'a- lie @
church bv Dabrcy's ferry Richmond wtih'H w. pl'
;s ,ool .,and Tor grocery and small dry ~
smith shoo a heelwrishs shop, and private :, %
no ,ub.e house this road fof distance ?. .s - =
rhs bri,dinrs are new, ccasisti6g - d"cn- .s 80
-. ~ rs.,e-o sI,cnen and d1rss, -ief- ss.
wheslwrisht shop blacksmith shop, besides o'he'
~ Address, EoaeI, Kias william r-r F. GAM
Nov u lof-"I
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WEBB. BOOKER a. HAMILTO

WEBB, BOOK ES o. HAN1L1ON,
OFFER FOR sale,
~ HTIns st. crox,
40 do Porto Rico SUGAR
Is s S SsI:, LOAF AND LUMP SUGAR
30 bls clarified Sugar
do powdered and crushed do
6 d. Porto Rico ..o- .=Sra
~ do &. - bbls. y. o. ''o1'N't-
$50 bags Rio
$50 do 70 hbls. I.agn!ra
2Sl do Java, part very superior
25 do q. Domingo
IS do Angnsura
y do Mararaibo
1899 sacks Liverpool blown salt
% bags race ginger
i i DO DO P'Ssn,o
. cases cassa
5a5 boxes bunch raisins
is trails soft -leled almonds
terccs
90 Jars grapes-.,igs
80 Kegs cut nails and brada
10000 lbs. American blistered steel
German cast s:ccl
&c tinrccs rice
go bhls. gross hcrrings
l6 hlis. bacon
81 casks cheese
u 5oxc. Pine Apple Cheese
- DO Browns test Chewing Tobacco
chests and is bovcs Gunpowder Tea
IL cases two pound cansers do do
IL half chests Ponchong do
~ bbls. Malaga
q do Port
0 do and - cases Sherry ,,rrrs
g boxes Muscat 1"i"Lo
81 baskets Champagne
IL bhls. and 2 bbls. Sicily Madeira
Is do cider vinegar
IL ;ierces London porter
% boxes sperm candies
IS do talluw do
D do Hull & Sons patent do
100 do brown soap
20 do white and varieeaicd do
hbs lamp oil
10 baskets sweet do
p kegs butter
bills. roll do
700 sides sole lca'hcr
IS California hides
ID bugs patent and buck siot
80 his. bar lead
bbls. and II kegs refined s:!.pctss, mustard
Alum, coppoTas, madden, indigo
lso boxes 10 by 70 window glass
go do by 10 do Do
1876 coils bale rope
Cotton bagging
:. Seine and wrapping trins
% doz. bed corts
$50 do hemp plough lines
50 do cotton do do
$50 lbs shoe thread
10 bags feathers
l3 bales cotton
Cotton yarns
Stone
$50 leans writing
$50 do letter
1000 do wrapping 'fAP6k
$50 do do double
law WEBB, BOOKER : HAMILTON
sa'f T7-WsW
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Z

xzvnEREAS II has hnen represented by Se.a,,,
w the CORPORATION, Of Frederick Sburg tina; ERNEI H. N
EIyS0N fugitive from lisce from TIC 81 .s.ar,
,u had been arrested S Commonwealth and confined
jan "f ftf"'i''N~"''4 10 " " 'i ~ = so" s'ia: a
lar.r:
Therefore, D.vrp CAMPBELL, Governor Of The Co'Hmcawer
,c,r..aid have thought proper O,r ;r ,.
dollars To- any person persons who vii! apprehend tn
named fugitive and deliver him into the Jail OF FrreI, %
Ard n here by require al officers, civil and military and
tl,c good people of this Commonwealth, Their best
10 aurrhend and secure sad fagitive III order that he
dealt with the law directs.
Given under my hand : GoverEai. ard ander IN. -.
SEAL seal OF The Commonwealth! al Richmond, hi, 2al a.
Of January, isiD. DAVID CAMPBELL
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to aaswer objections to Gen. Harrison,ss candidate
for the Presidency, .Ech have been made. For
instance they r ea-keltle passion at suggestion
that Gen. H. lives s'log house" and is sspoo.,"
circumstance which is seized upon tie occasion Of
much indignant discourse i'll respect to modern demo-
c1acy Now, the complaint unfortunately for this SYM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-11

EEMALE SCHOOL. At MOUNT PLEAsANT.-The snbscri-
Der having employed the services Of Miss Lucy T. Terrell as
teacher in her family would take few young LADIES' her
school, tie moderate price of so Miss T. has been carefully
and literally educated best schools Her OF inc-
ton comprises Reading Writing Arithmetic, Geography History,
Ancient and Modern, Natural Philosophy Compositions Painting
Sesdlcwok Embroidery Her scholastic wal: consist
noa;hs-rt months vacation In The auner Mount
Pleasant healthy and respectable neishborh IN the upper
eri ct Hanover County. MARY W. GOODWIN.
Eeb4 ~ Y4w
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Jan SS

AIR. WA r. "a: RTSEY, yon win please to tax" nncc, that
VA tie ti February, &c good day Il no: The u spnl
day thereafter. Bill Tavern the I'll! Of Richmond, be-
tween the hours morning and sunset shall
coed to take po OF Mr.. iuur! Caon Ia III li -
J.ee csc cyIync, IN depending IN ID. Circuit sH>
Cf Law and ciccry Of the County OF hin. tinctn
in which plaintiffs ana You defendant
EAUTHuRS 4 HART
Jan IS S2-"a':
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ysJlLLIAM SNEEN, .J,orrey fir, Covington yr-Ir-
w Will practise regularly in ir Superior and Inferior Cggs
tc-hany, puteioIu, Rcrktdgr ant Grccrh-r, .nd H. nh, :
pcr.or 'o.rts If Eali,and Puralion,i,.
I'm II kn-lr.
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IL CHNNCERy--vmGrSI..-ln Powhs'sn Count: o'i' ''a
uary tn, lsil -. 80, ,.G,i
rho vii, anne y.i of Edward Cox, hc' AMI a a:f nc ~"
ms non VIII upS W" "" " Plaintiff.
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Hho arc the friends Of The South This question:
we think, none but blind partizan Of Federalism can
ind any difficulty in answering In Congress- and ~
Tic Northern Legislatures We find the Democrats .,
Republicans, with now and then exception, going
UNANIMOUSLY against Aboonism, and in advocating
The adoption OF strong in favor Of Southern
Rinh;s; while The Federasis or Northern wings are
a!mos, rs unanimous The either way. These are h''
W. wore led now 10 make these remarks, hy nolic-
n the late developments in the State Of Ohio on this
subject A Democratic member has introduced mo
The Legislature of that State, Resolutions strong de-
nyinn The constitutional power Of Congress 10 i1c
the subject Of slavery, and at the Democratic otas
convcnt;on inst held at Columbus, Ohio, strong Reso-
lutons were unanimously adopted :
Now, we maintain, that the only way Gen. HARRISON
and his Northern friends clear themselves OF the
charge of favoring abolition, is TO do Ike the Demo
stand the broad platform ofthe Constitution.
ITcStcrn Carolinian.
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SioU REV ARD.

ID AK AWAY from The s,.cb,r tic IA. inst, rs go rad
ne BuG-h, about OF - year; .,t a.-l.
high made, dark brown cog2lrNo: on ti, r.
iug beard under m chiE aud wh!sktE, 0y spoken when So
Ken Ia. have believe, ls, h. ha- a..oca; iaa
while lcn, aud making va. .a
III" free Western States VIII huHdrcd dollar,
ham il taken OUT Stale. and twenty doars aud al a,.
Bile expenses the tate, and delivered I, ,
~ ,I - that gel hi;i :sain.
FRANCIS H;,GHi'pER
sh9f. ram. ti?n n!,,vr Richmond, Jan. - rim.
san - 7t-aHN.@
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pa,hy movement comes from the Wings themseivos
Te have never known Democratic press or person ~
,.ts use Of 81 ridiculous objection 1t IS iisn,eh'
~ WHO fancy, and They driving at IT. as II twere
something real and substantial There a'e o spS yta
eho"s" - answer. without making iancfu! ones,
winch require none Instead Of railing and anahsa,as
upon so frivolous and childish s"nseL.h SoI parry q
w""d be better employed IN explaining the To'e o.,
,hc;r candidate on the isn and sedcm los-ths s".e
in The Ohio Lrg.larshs strong Tariff p ss,
strong indeed that he declared ne would . n9s
abandon them though grass should sro'' " me streets
The party can .oeeed to reconcile ms anm5
speeches on the slave ono tune 'ull o.
d,,r;nc and correct sentiments, and at another WIN
Tie cause of emancipation al he owner expense
..n,cr,S 10 his hart Here, would suppose 'hsf'
was business enough, 10 occupy The peiis ana
&c h;s newborn friends in the South 10 convince
tho Southern people that they ere bouad to vote 'or
man who does not hold political principle IN com
mon with them, will call for The utmost ingenuity aSo
;ndns,rv Of Whgscry Let them go to work, and leave
! OF chasing butterflics-.Hobiic Register
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/
r5'UE preslcr, and Trustees q ;as Company re- :" !
L ncy on Dcposi:c nn which interest viii - flowed. g'
ius'r,nres on iN,s, E"nt t"nEii"s ard i""" ,."i@
and :" trust; II rvr'tt ic-'r."a n'.,4l .t'
sitci 10 then cHar-r. whether from I"asldRa '1.
dc. courts # Iusi.gr
:. dos ~ VIII u, receive. aaI A-! (, tr..t. an u,
;.t,,n PAT, seU-tpr.s'ly 80 t.,"i3g 10 r"r; mir t.
direction 81 ii!r ~, .r'. N &c p.ara '
Of every months t, TIE credit q tisn Ttu,; ian" ~ ,
j LrrG r4<cr.rcr>1n. may r&eo issuance. q
rnn,ary mon ,h"ir own lives ~ tc ives ii oturr..
wear y term Of ,.a,. ~ lha Eo!a Al i Tile u s'
computed Tor MS orpany upon iarurtt,
well for The officer. Of thu Navy and Array as
be had on application . the Company l. Agents..
- AxsUrEsfhe>c viii he granted upon such terms .
enable the annuitant 10 enjoy the largest income or a @
amoEm; Of money.
l. E>powmE.t.-A person who desires provide 60.
for ward when IL, shalt arrive AT c ace al q 49,
marriage portion Tor daughter, effect II through s 'a
pang. . W
offers and Trustees @ ne c,~peag-P %aGanI,y, ~. '
President Baiu1fe Iii Diner, E-G l.. :. H. iec i'.'
Ne" io!S, Richard Wilson Secretary, y Thur'i"1 1888,
Secretary.
7ra>fr-Isaac Lawrence, Tevery Robinson. L. MN+Ns
Carc. \. Davis, s'amue! Uc'morc, nryid liadd,E ~.
Ba...,lay l. uarns George +. gliaau, r. g. NCyH- f.
l. Con, a"fis R'";a9" NJ Io'A ':a't,# J.. J. w.,
ii, John Mn,S, f!iatsip.a James L"s, Vim /. ''..
Sarr,r! lloran, Frederick u. BRINE :. O."H.il 'ts
Gushing, Fielding Lucas, jr Baltimore.
api.catIcns nas l.. mad r"r-nma:y, or y letter -
the Agents Tor the COMPANY IN Nr:!na, who ~! pr.a
iss ard other nrccssa'j nj fna;i". - persons h'"1 ,
Company FIR inc benefit oi ti,ciI Gaaiics estates.
4. u. TABR, Rgra:, Ra.no7sr -
Agents u i'rg1la.
w. 5. S'sr.os, EfS.. i'elrr.hars.
RoarET Aspra,os, Esq., williamsburg
JonN BsucE, Esq, "iirir'itcr.
June u l-a
PIANO FORTE i"ARE- Holr"
THE subscriber ! constantly receiving ym tic rrls
d u,,nuaiactmy II Nv>>- 4 C.,Hr SrH. York. o-.#
pa;u Piano Fortrs possessing ~" latest improvement NH.
G:.aacS OF soarn aid s"rrtsss o. ia' = peculiar - e'
nu,cinIa. .-.
llo iq-ec assortment u suscal Instruments, and H
Merslaadi>r in general. !.
pan Fu-irg mel tune lat on y
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FROM THE STATE CAPITOL.
(Frca The Frts Trader Corr,yyon1e,t.

January L. 1870
The highly interesting and imposing pageant of the
reception of the ilustrous Jackson overthe whole
affair has gone off with eciat and it is now my pleas.
ing task to sit down. and for the eradication Of your
readers, give faithful narrative of what was done on
the great OCCASION Yesterday the population of this
little early astr, preparing for the arrival of
the guest whom the people delight to honor. An en-.
camPment of the military occupied the ground in front
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- nnn SLAVES ..NE uEh"iE'i. season d !. Dom h.
,it.DUU "l.. a.. H. Jg3 Hoop Pcr> ivf sama. WAN.
ptn.;,u;ary T.: .s TIC ". la:A"' nr:"r g rs r. w i.
.c..ycT, !. .. = iT<oN
Z .s', f-t,.,t .-.
rehS s---.n'
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ATIOS-hc -uhscrbcr having e"cn.rd Mr.. Peter ".
IL Brown teach his children the ensuing year. would like 10
take six eight hoy boatcr his family In this school
and EncI language, Geography, with
of the Globes, The for h"nri tuition Ta.as
and lodging viii he Sl: tie payable aii yearly f
school will commence the 9th day of January and terminate
III. Doth dag Of no, Glowing inciudn. on G the
r!cr .:aniis a y3cat ". Crown been cag6f IL teach
for the last Fix wears and fo S io2 eS"rIenc" and
high qualifications, doubt entire ail-srt luH q r
WHO mar cnin.sl llc s"s Ia HI instruction.
}. .. g BROWN
Hickory Bottom, Hanover, Dec. 81. J-Hii
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William Coz. John C, bailey, ana Marcy hi Wife, and EDWARD
Con son Of Edward ru, Jr ae.I-.d and 't">,
Thi- da, came plaintiff, l. he a"nr, amt ~. ~ p'
and IN. Defendants ranei not ha'is rHis'" w., -
.i,rn IT., sci ri Ass"i. Ht.
IN. rules Of tl court a2n~"iing =" ~" - -
cGT; thai the. ~, ini,nhiamts OF i!S communicating ~ ~
def ,an,> te inst d! III Npi CONT mr. ~"
answer bin 81 the aimI. AM @rc sFrnrt i"f
mrh decree A. rh ,.rt ,y make ca;i aud that 'op "i ih
order b. fThv nh inserted sPaP'r ahIsG ~ INC
chs Richmond for month. successfully, ana h' Another
rn m n-tad AZ the front the Cuurnmso q" is county!
Copy-restr, H. :. nEANi:>' y: :
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ND FOE ::t.t..-ils .Ei..r #ytag i nnr R..
d nl,vs - jt,. ur ~ ST.. L.. aaG Nt,,l l
t.,!as Is the cunt, o. ;otrdiauG, about ID u,
tonciiaad Cuaii:!ogs aHd m <s:a q: ~ stag read
~. from Richmond th19r,. y,e. con- ..ua. D. Ha.E.
hr the ~anr II les. Hive 7buy 'ti
ailtrd Ia the erorti, all ~ grain, bat so II
crow tll u Tubtrcp qualify and tNlrc. on ,l m
i-a comfortable dwelling House, together w ruiUsrH' s
uf negro Also good .Hacsu EJusp
and I!Ie,hing Machine, nraG! The 80 .
sold tive follow One unTtl
the residue three equal annual payments a'i.. 'f
above land should b srd prior IA" Isl; Il a p
VII on that day he offered publicly, IL Tie sim.
ptrr y. be -ld The crop II ,f U,t. 70 'T Hay &c. ~
ponds Bacon. STOCK q: I'll knds a;i au,
ana Kitchen Furniture, together "ih al TIE Timttunn
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-11

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and send their Bill TO this office for collection
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-11

VALUABLE JAMES RIVER LAND FOR sAlGlE *UERY.-
Will h highest bidder at Snrry Eoui;insc the
Monday it, February under the will Of the late James D.
Edwards Farm known by The Of P-a n%
James river til late residence ii ;he sa deed
six seven mcs the Courthouse containing upward-
900 al which valuable land
in the county, well adapted TO the growth Of all the deTen,
crops usually in this part Of The country large portion
OF this denscy covered with mbcrccs and wood of
rous kinds Mari this farm in srca, abundance, OF the finest
quality every held and quite accessible That
part Of the land married. two and three years ago. - IN high state
Of improvement illustrating the important advantages 10 be de-
rived from There is large marsh attached from
which any quantity OF lay may h. cut annually The quantity
The buildings sufficient and
comfortable for family \, the came tia,e and place will
be sold another called Rock Spr;RE, containing M
within or Ics Of the river and i've from
Courthouse ni also, MAIL Of good quality abundant;
lying convenient and quantity of wood aud pine timber.
The tracts Is unq;astioaabcaE John X. ftcctt,
resides within few miles, viii show Tie premises any
person who call Oh him.
credit Of ono and years vii! be allowed the purchasers
upon execun. bonds with approved security and deeds Of
upon the property the payment Of the ru;c1se
P. I. SPRi1LEY,
T. y. DELk,
.7iEs'rs rlth thu viii irneysd
Jan Is 7s-2awaw
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-11

az CHANCERY vIuGiSr.a Rules held in t!e Clerks Once
nr the Crrn superior Court Law and Chancrry for King
William County the lst day Of July, 1882: ,,,~
Robert VI. Davis, li"ihi''
against
Baylr Temple admir- OF Roanc dec d. and nn j. Rhane,