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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-28

TN CHANCERI-vrRGirI.-ht Rules held IN the Clerks o.
fee Of the Circuit Superior Count OF Law ard hancey I,
Iouisa county, Monday November The 'ih ist2:
Henry Il. Seho1er and William Seson Sheriff Of Logs,
Schooer, deceased f.a.nG.
aga,nst
Lewis Johnson, Executor Of Lewis Johnson deceased Will;
" Johns, Ira onson Alexander Johnson, lane JUhr,a L
cuha Johnson hugh simpson and Lacy y. his IA,
Lacy A. Sohoocr America Z. hooier Rice D. Schaocr and
Garrett VI Schroeder. Defendant.
The defendants, Willis W Johnson. la Johnson a-r,nG
NJ Schoo.er. having entered hei,
pealance and security accordns 10 las and the urs
this Court and appearing ty satisfactory evidence that TIE,
are no, inhabitants this Stale, motion If the pani,
heir Counsel is Ordered, That the said defendants, Nils
Johnson Ira Johnson Alexander Johnson and Garrett " Sho
90 appear of the said Co ri the Co.,
hn Sc nf Tie OF tie >ai Ccu,, and
s,ver The plaintiffs BILL aud that copy OF this order he forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper published in the CITY II 2mth
successfully aud posted NJ tile front door Of tie
Courthouse Q: III. county Cocrt day.
JOHN HUNTER. c. c.
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/rOMMISSIOAnRS SALE Of SLAFES-By virtue oi re
cree County Court of Hanover pronounced on r "a
day of November oia the undersigned pecay
,n,ed for RAJ pupo,e will SELL public auction, 10 The
hiehr, bidder. ayorsvle the Richmond Federckshns
and Potomac Railroad, the county OF Hanover on
s Second day of January next fair if the next fair
day on credit except for $" much rs w be ne.
crsay pay the cost OF sun anu snpe'e :" s If two wa
nrn one about forts years the about twenty-five The
haarre arr bnys and s twelve eighteen years, all
yery likely aud under good characters .
I viii me- required give bonds with approved
security for tie credit Payments -
'N'''' - FRANCIS BLUNT, Commissioner.
~. G2-wtds
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Innisa. Va. Dec o.. 1912.

mo Z1CiiARIAH GOODMAN and THOMAS GOODMAN.
Eas-Take nocr that shall, Friday The I'm ia! o.
Lamar; cen the of g. A. NJ aud l. r. NJ nj 'fe
store. house of Pamore Diniel in Cumberland county Nsi
mia take tie deposition. Of Epp. llobs"n Richard H. aze
N,,nirl nnc Thomas shell others Ia he read As -tI
cuce IN a suit sending Tie Circuit Superior 'm Ia"
and ancery FRINGE Edward cnnnty, i'll "ncn Ha'na'
I:,,an &c nunt,i and Thomas Guud.nan others de
PENDANTS. - r. No. it'
or the Upper Appona.toI Company.
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SCHOOL AT sLIGO.-The subscriber proposes to open
y School the 18Th of January ls43 NJ Sligo in the Forks Of
Hanover quarter Of mile fI" the first the Louisa
Railroad In s School will br taught the Latin and Greek Ian
guaees, Spelling Reading. Writing Enash Grammar, Compost
Keeping, Natural and Moral Philosophy, and Chemistry Sligo
situated moral religious and intelligent neghborhood and
proveiba its heahness and pleasant scenery Having
had several in teachnc and having FAR he
knows general satisfaction those who have
children and wards his and instruction, he bu,
indulge the iore, that he viii be literally patsonsed
7es-For hoard including washing, lodging, fuel and lights
per Of 10 months s Latin and Greek, $40; English IL
icraure SIS The subscriber VIII receive into his family
little boys bcaiders SIR Samuel Redd living hnt few
ded yards rm s=o prepared to accommodate 10 board
upon the above terms.
ANDREW s. WILLIAMS.
Reference respectfully made Dr. Edward L. Nelson
Dr. Francis G. Taylor of Hanover Mr. Iohn G. Nelson Of Caro-
line and Jeduthan II. Davis, Esq, Of Gainesville.
Dec. 20 67-eaw2w
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,ppaT BARGAIN IN IAND.-The subscriber h1sins g ,
" mined The state of Miss. WI, a. re.
80 I'D IN the comfy Of Caroline, upon which ne u - IN
ides containing about hundred acres. us hond
Gated abart two mile, Chesterfield DEPOT nn We
r,s,er,cl sbu-r and Potomac Railroad IN neishDop g.,
,Lie tor rond heath good socety, hem. eini go
chmond and FrederirEsbnrs and about .hiy l' I'd en
IT., Mare The improvements CONSIST ut large anu
~ nept dwelling house with six rooms above hs
,,Yo m The ta-cm, excellent rrlnay sleneu ON uIee
,aro harm 40 by ~ framed, and tut OUT OF the brst
material; Cabins, and all other necessary oa h
~ ,,r orchards dwelling houses, so tha' II u
divided INTO TWO farms Of M nafe% by
nn and good spn. far distant The quality OF .e ,hu
: a good perhaps better than any IN The h @
of very valuable Hat land inferior TO nonc besides
,r valuable swamp land About three hundred acres Is no"
~ crow heavily tnbrrrd with OAK and pine ms
,narn would very location for Lawyer, anu "oh
afford fine practice further description y deemed amnses
my "a person wishing to purchase WI nist A
anime for himself The wal: lie made easy WIZ take
pleasure ing the land to persons no nay w - @
chase. in''.'oi' w. 81 wtf
Nov.f -
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WILLIAM F. RITCHIE, ATTORNEY Law Relr=oxd, pc.,
w ocs the present with Dr. RAshs Main street, above
TIE Seass Feb 81
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Up EECH CREEK ACADENY.-The und.ricr.d " 50 ur e.
u the public, that they have again tmfsa wLn
F. Wbdden supsrnierd this School for tho year I'd, snd
viii commence the second Monday Of fesrua me
continue months. Having been IN our eHpo. rs fe
past years. and perfect satisfaction having been
confident In recommending The School to the pao and En-
will he given In Creek Latin French, Matthew
gs, branches usually taught in Academies. ~ nos
will he given 10 speaking aud composition. Is lDa''
cancy Of eight ten scholars ana e.. oe.tlcr "a
in season they can Ike entered 10 The senoo'. nsy
be more desirable either for morals, hran en- o.rd go
Tuition per yea: English $40; MEL CROSS
c. r COODALL, maam,s A. WHITE
JAMES MCDOWELL, !IN.r ,yJyN
WM. L. WHITE 'AH@~ ee~aF
Rsnossr, Nov. ., LEA
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IN Rules held in the Clerks Or
fee Of tie County Court OF Louisa County, Monday, the 9Th
day of December, 1912:
Robert N. Tricc, Plaintiff:
against
Enos Gurer, Jchn Turner Thomas Turner William DECKER
and frances Dtckerson his wife, Defendants:
The defcnGan William D!cksnon and Frances Dickefson
his wife, not having entered their and given security
according law and the rules this Court and II appearing ny
satisfactory evidence Inhabitants Of this state
ion Of the plaintiff by his Connect is Ordered hat the
said defendants William Dckerson and Frances his wife do
pear before the Justices OF the said Court, al e Courthouse on
The second Monday In March next and answer the plaintiff
BILL cnny OF this order be for hwh inserted in some
newspaper published the city Of Richmond for two months
cesvey and posted the front door Of the Courthouse Of Thu
county some Court day.
Copy-Tsste,
psa q e7-M6W
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NrI iIiRI.G.- The subscribers will Continue the business
~ III Negro Hiring for the ensuing All servants hired out
their personal attention during ckness
They Will attend the Cole of Claims of de-
scuplion, Renting of Houses, &C., &C
DABNEy l. CAUTH0RS,
Gross street fronting the Bell Tavern.
.y
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~ zero HIKING Tic ubcrer again offers Ia. services 10
pnic branch uf his business, the time for mr.
al hd HIS end-avor will he 10 give that itrn-
of the reluren sickness ese-
cay
III still continues the collection of debts of every
description. renting houses, &c.
Mr. Richard Tnnsiall has for several years been
ciaed with him. will assist him in his business.
RICHARD HILT, a.,
Office the Enqu Office,
Main street, corner below the Banks
b3-toJ
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az eli iNCERY-vixcisi.-M Circuit Superior QUIT 8!
aw and Chanccy, continued and held for Rgck.s
y Il the Eon,e Friday, the 10th day Of ScDtea.
l.i2 sitting i a Court of ChaDce!:
yarv sander Robert Hooker and Mary Jane his wife, wso
vas fupr,y Hocper lame T. uorr, Ann W. Hooper, Them.
l,onprr Elizabeth Hooper, the said James SIM ~ Taos
n and Eizaheh being infants, BY the said Robt k o,ke
their friend, ii1i''1,s:
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In pursuance order Of Court the heirs ds
buiee- of Elizabeth Wa ke deceased late II Ccchlsnd county
Virginia. the entitled o the distribution al her
hereby notified and required make hen.elvcs known
before the 10Th February is43 at the flee
Bryce the county Of G"ochlapd Amy communication riy.
ing information heirs and Distributes Of said EnsLr
Walker Geniinnrd The above order Of Court be address.
ed 20 me, fifs's Post Office, Gocchand county. Va
". 81. BRYCE, S. Com.
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IN CHAEcERY.-vIsorSA:-At Rules held IN the W. :.
Office of the Circuit Superior Courts OF Law and
Cumberland county, Monday the 9Th da, OF n,f
William 6. H1skins, ia'"
against ;, rr,,.,.
Nathan w. Walton, Edwin D. Walton, Branch H. Ellhs"
and fsham Seay, prieH" A.
The defendant Edwin n Walton, not having entered ~
peaance and given security according 10 the &c, Of h
and the rule. of this Court aud il appean by saisfa
dencs that he nbabtant OF this country u
that the said defendant do appear here the fret DAY
March term and the bill Of the plaintiff and thai
OF this order ftbw it'll inserted in
in Tie rity Richmond for months suceessr!y ss'
al the Il ont door Of the Court house Of this county.
CCpy-Testf, .ov n E.
Dee Is
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+. ELDGIDGE, C!tik.
Couut,,ioyrp'. Orrtcr

buckingham G. lGth Nov, iSi2
The parties Interested the foregoing DECREE VIII please
take notice, TINT have appointed Tues.y, the lGth Jsnnar
l3 The time for taking The accounts naea IN r sad
order, will the day HEi
petsd Sundays excepted where tie parties viii please Ia attend
by 10 O'Clock, 4. ~ o: that day with necessary Court
ptrs for carry ing the same Into effect
ROBERT SHAW, Commissioner.
us,.
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7;71E HO0KER GOLD NINE STILL IL MARKET.-owins
Ia the nclcmency If the weather, tins valuable property IS
unsa!d and VIII be offered 10 the highest bidder, for c-h
nm The rr,usrs 2 ii far. II not fair tl neat
Iy the decree under winch this property offered for
sell for rash: the greater part Ul The
ruIrhase money l. To he paid Bunker ESQ am
ruthrts-d y linn lie win give accommodating
49,. GEO II MATTHEW'S
Tee IN Cav ids
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IN cHAScERY.-vnersi4-ln Gooch'and Circuit, sup.ra
Court Of Law and Chancery Odd day Of September 1915:
Benjamin Phaup Elizabeth his wife, formerly Elizabeth
Ellis, Plaintiffs
against
William Cray late Sheriff o! Gooehland county, and .r.s
Administrator Ahsalom Ellis deceased and Leroy Ellis Jbs
Charity lis wife, Joseph Watkins and Jenua his wiz
formerly Jenusha E' Joshua Ellis Hercules Ellis Barboo.s
Ellis and Eeaz.r E decreased, distributes OF the said Aha
lum Ellis drcea-ed, Mary Ellis widow Of Ahsalom Ellis dec.
ed James D. Ferguson, late Sheriff of Gooehand county,
Administrator de bnns Of Elizabeth Walker dece
William Ellis his heirs Jacob Els his heirs David Ess
hi. heirs, David Johnson and his wife their heirs,
atki>son and - his wifi. John Bills or his heirs,
Clarke his wife their heirs. the heirs cf Mary Pov
r deceased and Polly Ellis, Rchad Ellis Kiufah Ellis VII
married Rober, ". Martin, ezekah Ellis and Lucy F. Eli,
children of Caleb Ellis, deceased, DetchdInts:
day TO be further heard
pers formerly read and argued BY Counsel wheeupon he
Court doth adudcc order nd decree that the aaster Co
.oner Of this proceed ascertain aad report III,
Court at lis distributes 81 Eiz beth Walker de-
ceased entitled her and, for this purpose the
is Hereby empowered and required II necessary
newspaper printed IN The city OF Richmond
curing rntit-d II distribution Of tn. -ad
make themselves him or before the tern
Of this Court \ CoPy-Testr,
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.-,,s
IN CHaNCERY-ViKGiSIA:-tt Rules held In the CLERK So.
flee Of the Circuit Superior Cont OF Law and Chaneey OIL 10
toway county, Oh the 9Th day Of December 1872: r
Samuel Rudd Pla'nhs:
against
Jobn Eu,Id and Aanson A. ELLINGTON Defendants
The defendant John Rudd having entered his app VIZ
and given security, according the of Assembly ana
rules of the sad Court, and appearing by satisfactory
th said dsSendan do aan, hea m. ,dre n The s,I
at the Courthouse, the first day Of The next April term
answer the bill Of the plaintiff and na copy Of THIS o'a
forthwith inserted in newspaper published IN the el
Richmond for months SUCCESSFULLY and posted at the W.
door Of the Court. house OF this county.
Copy-Tese,
Dec l3 Give"
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IN CHASCERy.-vrG,sI.:-In No,to"ay County CouIt,Fi
November, lsrl:
Villa $. Foster Louisa b. his wife, and Pa.cha ca
dock, PLAINTIFF.
against
John H.. Mary f. ArmIs.ead and Grief T. Craddock.
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McrABE & MaRTIN-SURG EOF DENTISTS,
lJEMBERS Of the Society Of the Medical and Crncira Fa
WI ars land and Of The American socrt! Of Dental
street, ahove the Eac!anSr, AND
nearly nupnsire Dr. Pnnlrs Church. Richmond ra-Andcia
teeth inserted the approved and all operations
carefully performed Lcass The country. rso find neoncf
,H 10 r e CRY, ,H be vaed der redsHe vishd. 4
lire through pat paul erH 6e promptly attended TO- From
4 number Of references they select Tie following:
E. n Carmichael, VI. D. Prof {. a. Harris, ". D., Bali
Prof II L. I,hannan, ". ID. Col. Dental Surgeons.
las Beae. NJ ID. Rev. w !. Waller, NJ u.
F. Il. Watkins, II. D. Rev u NJ keesee
Cbas. BeaIe, NJ D., GordonsvIe Va.
Gar, Alvin
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eTfrf1nt1
This day the plaintiffs, by their Counsel and Ged f
bin caas The Defendants aud appearing 10 the saa,S
of the Court. that the defendants John H. traddnrk and A
ead and Grief r. Grad ock naans nf ;hs oogr
and they no, having entered their appearance and scc
according 10 the art "f Assembly and the rules III thu Court
ordered ta, the said defendants appear tie rst d.
Janu3'y Court and plaintiffs
that of this order Re nthwh inserted in r'
published IN the City Of Richmond for months srccessV!
posted door Courthouse this cour;
ACopy-Te.te,
+. FITZGERALD, C. C.
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IN CHANCEkY.-vrsniSIs, To wAt Rules holdrn In III
Clerks Office o the Circuit Superior Cont OF Law AID Char
Gerry for tie county Aecolcs the l2,h day Of Soseh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-28

John Morris. his right and Administrator Of Nancy
Morris deceased, Samuel Morris, Nathaniel Morris Eiwar
land heirs of sarah Holland deceased, Frances Smith, Goot
ridge Sanders Price and Alice his wife, formerly Sante
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Gerry for county Aeco,lcs l2th day OF Soeb.
1872:
James j. Ailworth, Plaintiff:
agains
George " Copper John Thomas Thomas Cooper Thona'
Croppcr, WIN. u. Parker AID Henry Whaley, D--ndan.
The defendant George W. Chopper, no, having entered rs
peaancc and security according Assembly al
the vi tins Court; aud appea by satisfactory eyG
that he l. inhabitnn, Of this Commonwealth il l. Odsrt
That tie said defendant George Cropprr dh appear here
Isl da; Of the June Of the cou, and
tie paaii- b that copy of this order be forthwith
serted In newspaper published IN the CITY Of Richmond
months aucce--vey, and posted al the front door Of -
Court house Of sa,d coun,y
True Copy-Teste,
THO r. JoYNES. c. S. c.
Dec II
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Sept. 10
LARGE ASsoRTMENT OF DRY GOODS

LARGE ASSORTMENT OF DRY GOODS
u H. JENKINS having removed III" building, At the
IL. corner Main and Exchange Streets Richmond, Virginia
would the attention Of MERCHANTS families and others,
the most extensive variety DRY GOODS in the city,
ing them thar consequence selling by wholesale retail
for cash aeanees enfy he Is enabled to purchase and sci
cheaper than formerly ard believes his customers VIII find the
goods low prices IN any pat of The United states
Having contemplation this removal for some time, he has dis
posed of all of his old goods ani will hereafter oe very com
pce assortment OF the following articles:
SILK GooDs-A The newest styles Of bacs and Coo'e'
MoUSLlN DE LAiNES-Eyery variety Of color aud style
imported
ChicoEs- 0GO pieces fancy styles, all prices, FROM g. g
10 and la cents the finest manufactured Also, Mourn
III" cL L@ cASSIMEREs AND vEsTINGs-A very arg.
LINEN GOobsIsh Linens, all prices, from q cents to 81
and and qualities Table Diapers, all widths
Towelng Of every dcscriron Shectngs. all kinds Linen
camt,c t M all 'e ,"% = cents to s. each
HOSIERY AND GLovES.-Eyery description Of kind and
size SIM lotion MeI' law ak nss an rs o'e'
FAMILY MouRNlNG.-Every quality Of black and blue black
and half mourning Mouslns Caiys and Bombaznes and Other
BoSNETs, nibASus AND rLowERs-Ialss fashions.
LACE GOODS.-Thread and Boblnet Lace Wells, Scas La
ces and Edeincs. nserlnes, Cuttings &c, Nc
CAPEs CoiLARs.-Lacc and Muslin Caprs and Collars
FLANNEI.S.-White, red and yellow Fiannels, English
VISA aIa and Nero asris all sS
UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS.-A very superior mannfac
turr of these articles made expressly for retail X
GENTLEMEN will always find merino lambs wool and siS
kinds, snpendrrs Linen Roons and Collars, SILK aud linen
SERVANTS CLoTmlSG-Au kinds of goods for male and
female clothing.
DOMESTIC GOODS0 bales and of bleached and un
beached shng and Sheetincs, "m narrow yards wide
Also Apron Furniture Checks. Bed Ticking Cotton Ozna
hIrg I'm useful aud necessary branch Of business great at
trntion have always hand very extensive STOCK
ali the most approved manufacture in the country.
SHAWI.S, ScARFS AND MANTiLLAS Of the latest mpor
tatinns.
sUNDRY ARTICLES -Mernos Dimity, Fingcs, Corsetts
Silk Vclyris Muns Of Camrc Book Null and Jaconet, sew
ing Materials Of Linen Gotten and Silk Buttons &C., &C. &c
The Public informed that they may rely upon finding His
all times full supply Of all the above articles
cheapest Kind made To THE finest suine
wants and wishes of all. New Goods opening week
year, from auction aud es-whei. and wil be
sold off al great bargains. al H. II. JENKINS
sape and Fancy Dry Goods and Linen Store.
Aug lG 29-niti
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE-t1yine in the fork formed
by the junction of the Richmond and fredericksburg and
boswell Terrell ESQ., The subscriber viii offer
public SALE Junction Tavern Friday the 3Oh Sep
tenber NEXT al II o'clock fair that valuable uninproved
Tract of Land known Bas Tract in Hanover county, 1.-THE
properly of the Mrs Judith Winson within half mile
of he Richmond and Frederic and Louisa Railroads. and
containing abnut 375 acres This land lies the North Anna
rve easy from both Of the above Roads and
THAT norton Of the land fronting the river Of fine quality
grounds but the entire tract Ito use the expression OF
abundance good and heavily tmbrred land in the tract TO
mcnd market, and placing improvements thereon
hest tase this certainly presents most favorable
The terms of sale will be- onehird In cash. and for the Ia
of the money equally divided approved negota
will payable the FIRST day OF and
first day of July si3 The title TO the property will be with
held until the last payment Is made. 49,
WM. F. BUTLER
Dt.h,.,5 .,o,s, 10Th 30-wtds
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Aug. 30

A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-Ths Farm es James
~ River IL and half miles by The Cann from the city OF kIc-
3a6 G0O acres Of land Of htch
1876 are river grounds Of the first quality log acres being the
upper part of Tuckahoe Island which lies above the highest
residue "a lies somewhat lower and was
extraordinary fresh by The ruent water from
Creek through inlet which dixie o 80 yards IN
length would etrcuaIy future nundaons The
open high consists Of 7 acesof This 43 acres lie be-,
and Kanaw ha Canal and the Stage Read
leading 10 Richmond AMI ~ on .he No'tn sns OF ,a' oa anu
bordering Turkalne Canal Tile land South oil the oan Is oil
excellent quality and is generally In GOOD farming oIdsI pa
il Of red sol the surface and the residue has
good red clay foundation This portion divided III us whoe
by fertile valley OF about 10 yards IN win ana aeou ~
meadow the remainder being nncrarr. ne Woe
of the open land very susceptible OF high state OF cultivation
or woodland tabcu $40 acres the growth consists o OAK
hickory and pine.
The improvements consist small dwelling house Of four
rooms kitchen and dairy Of brick servants houses and STA
bles brick barn, with iresng machine, house, an
enclosed, and prepared for extensive cultivation
a,c,cl n mi, ,rm ar. (rist and Saw SILL suprled with
water from the James River Kanawha Canal
rent The lite Of these mills Is perhaps the most favoa-
Virginia for the establishment oi anuiacnry oil iRoS
On large scale has heen made will the
lanes River and Company for 44 cubic inches of
ter Of 25 feet price Of oneird Of the rate paid at
heing Than miles distant, anu the
Of rendered cheap by railroads and canals
Besides several Coal Pits, company are now sinking
shaft ns of coal not more than three iots OF ne
this site from which manufacoy could he supplied win
fuel nj very small expenses anu which, am authorised 10 say
he purchased at moderate price RoS REs ais" abound
in y, and Ply Metal coming from The upper country,
by way the great canal can be Delivered iron" me boats mo
the factory. In fact place in The United states combines
advantages for the establishment OF iron works Oh large
scale and merits the attention Of
be disposed To make an investment in the
whole property farm. will show them II any time,
in my absence overseer Mr. Saunders will cheeuIy do
The which will be accommodating, Will be made know
on application To subscriber, Powels Tavern F. o.,
oochand rouny, Virginia. 10 John Brockcnbronc Esq al
the Bank Virginia. where plat of the Estate s left for exal
nation " privately before the l0ta day II orem6er
ncIt property WILL that day he offered al pnc sale on
the premises. THUS. NJ RaNI:odh.
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EXECUTORS SALE OF LAND-In accordance with the
r. last viii and testament Colonel PaIke Street, late OF the
COUNTY o Hanover shall proceed, Wednesday The ah o.
SELL the premises, al pubc "
HE highest bidder of Land whercon the cstau re
r situated end of anover obout enc mile nc
Inv tie Oh Church. called and known ~ Santee, anu containing
,.'survrv two hundred and eighty acres
upon The SAID tract OF land spacious ana @
Dwelling house which recently undergone thorough repair
aond "ire on tie yard all neetu buildings ior servants
mari &c and is in neighboood healthy and agreeable as
nny tide wafer.
more minute description deemed unnecessary as II Is pre-
mrd all wishing 10 purchase will examine for themselves nc
race will n, all times any wishing to view the
same by Dr. c. Z. street, residing thrreun
credit and years VIII be given on Inc
M chase money! purchaser executing his bonds wh an
nrnved the land Possession VIII
be given first day of January next and the
chaser allowed the privilege OF seeding crop OF ha
grain this fall 4 4 /; 1ooDaLL,,
,,..o.a. ,c,h aro 29-Yls