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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-30

,.oICcrht creditors OF BGrWeil SafHc are hs'e'y
& m m made deed of trust the bsnei, of such ct hS
,ir,r is , ,nnk proper the same WITHIN ~ uayS
M IL d5.- March lat, l-i) which said deed l. now 'csoneu
s rf,s Office OF fien.co, where sue! as shall ne W'he
~ -, - JOS. STARkE, Trustee
,-' '"' S'' l2-tlJe
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NOTICE The subscriber returns his most sincere thanks 10
~ his friends and the public generally for The liberal support nc
has nj their hands the % aud informs
them that taken lease on the Washington HOTEL ana
undergoing thorough repair inside and OUT aud VIII DC
ready for the ecrp his friends and public generally by
the first Of May dislike newspaper pning, but VIII say ths
much that will he in better order has been
since il was built Of the pleasant locations, and
has handsomes view in MISUNDERSTANDING the Capitol
Square md overlooking the whole surrounding country II shall
and ceanthe bedding shall he cond AMI
kept table shall be furnished with The best the market
a.rds shah served the old Virginia styeiny sta
lie shall Supplied and attended by good ascy ser
wants shall all bc good ceany and accommodaiingmy prices
si,al. be- kal incsaud my friends aud the
plc will give CALI think shaft be able please them
win the accommodation and price such that they
w he certain 10 reeat the visit Will say another nahat
no Drunkenness gaming other dissipation wilt he allowed
in The shall bc kept with perfect order can be und
NJ my old stand until that time. JOHN TALMAN.
" b. The Tavern is for first stand for hus
nessposesson the first Of May nefor information
enquire of the subscriber JOHN TALMAN.
tnril IL ll5-2m
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TPVY DOLLARS REWARD

FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
STOP TUE THIEF AND RUSAWAf-Raa away from Jas
- ,rnsr 70 whom he hired for The present yea IN
-tted county, saturday last slave, named Spencer
yellow nIan aged about - years, feet or inches
ia made intelligent and qiick spoken has
Jaws aud frequently smokes pipe tie tna
@a supposed, variety at clothing tas he Usually
tesad well amongst which Kentucky jeans coat mixed
tanoons and black hat This fellow took with him grey
mare c size, 10 years old belonging 10 Thos New
ny Il supposed the free of negro named Mar
~ Fanet whose he Will probably assume aud whose 9e-
ou the free papers will answer in many respects Tor
noe Ten dollars will he given for his apprehension IN the
e oi Virginia. fifty dollars II uut of the state II secured
@ De restored either of the subscribers and s. in addition
'.t TIT mare ZaCHARIAH BROOKS,
Committee for Thomas Newly.
Nay - la-tf JAMES :. HORNER.
TIE STEAMBOAT RAPPAHaNNoCK, Captain FaRsssx
Commenced he! regular trips Saturday. March itleav
* h'moFe 10 o'clock 2. arrive at Punsoeague about
- s da; lay .erry Point Sunday night; leave there
S Monday morning; III Urbauna about o'ciock
7nnoCs o'clock Leeds 10 o'Clock Pou Royal II oclock
a''c n Frederick .burs about o'ciock Eeiurnine-eave
ueS>trg Wednesday morning nj o'clock arrive al Port
about 20 O'clock and Leeds about 2 o'clock Tap
e'clock; Urlanna O'Clock; Merry Point O'Clock;
N.y Point all night; leave Thursday morning; touch al
'"'''eaeue and reach Baltimore Thursday evening
REUBEN T. THOM, Agent
lfeaeIic ksi.lr. Nav lO2-u
~ F., sale low Ss u ''re' GAYNoR LYELL
',eh u lVi-n
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,,-INE- ruk $ALE-In pursuance Of deed OF trust cie
~ er a. laf l!-. deceased. 10 the fber and 'u'u
v.,...- drr,a.d dated the 2Sah September, l9i an"
- Chesterfield wi be- sold e; 81. leEcr, ~ CheSt-feu
rll pSit AZ IA. June for cash The s'och %
ys nd elor. SAID John iieh, being OF Inc he't m
L m A,ot and con,rism, L. iemions lia Nadeiri' 40 y"
i d.ire II io,rs Ola Hunts Madeira; u dtnJnis 'o
@ ss, aIf pipe Wine; IL bottles Old Fort - DO he"'
ga. l.a;', MADEIRA, ana ~ bottles Claret ,,,, =,
MILES c. SELDEN, Trustee
.,t, l25-tdS
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twice I week,

c.,sg quarterly! from, N. country, whenever
r y,,,in.i is unknown atthis office, must ne aulnen
m n,lorsatan ofthe Postmaster III he hegnovnou',
'' ny mo- Csc be published. every measure ,ial mas
'- vent imposi,ions and guzzcS, mas prove" 'ee'"
s'r ,ve must therefore, insist III Suen '"se NJ
~ Co. cation being certified by the name "' We '"
vi. e.. 6l-s ~ thsI'iitr.j .
,,t,nu. shall hereafter be considered rs
vi" -, and Tar a yelr publication, unless speeii'i!
t 81, . -iie;iuG TIME, aud paid i"f III AT ""' " ~
u.,. So ordered. r. ,,,, ,,.y and nm
4..au >iuilhe sent 10 the order .: AZ! ny ,'''
..f.scr unless paid Tor ~ adFi...o' % - "a =,
' = Ia some KNOWN and accessible person y" e-'iu
.tst az his payment. but IN case oil d." "i"'' o -
IN. Iu,eui from . subscriber VINO - uh"e-
I IN ihr conditions, siG.ie nuhl"ef may VIC 'o"' wa
srco.orani.I by, copy oi taiS re.ua'i""' 49, /, .
n,,.. al all subscribers whose anils 10 pay may W
49, ire nuhlisher and who may remain lHatn'e" w ~
,th- md nf from the time wheh tie ~" ~ ;,
@ due shall BE- erased from the list OF subscribers
n, solutions Of the Editeridl CoArenn'ny 90
q. Resolutions of the results OF the e"i ;;
i- hitter experience of the Editorial corps VI
w. -s.ublrd nj Richmond, the l7th January, io'e
. p.snn,jons we determined toanide ihe 'r,Os.s
pss recommend, anLDur o";n interests frH.ie ~"
r,,,hetn Several # the American presses are uFi'en
M .isls custom al Cash ia.'ns1!S no st,s OF !eh has
-, "A ase 90 TIE Crdtt s.s;rT. than ,ii- tutors Vi
r. fir great Difficulty consists IN TIE transition from
n Ga the other NoWitl landing tie Resolutions vi tie
v-stou W. have h-ea Induced To continue s:Fefa
-s m the hau,, who aye ~ arrears 10 LIES mice
re nr course ihr u7iae OF every subscriber VINO
ltient VIII positively - stricken Oh from our f"
.- 4, .--.leacstncnt Of our NEXT volume ,,
s-l Y'sa, i; b. recommended tho Editors of Newspa
slat, tie Commonwealth to publish al the head oi
,t t-,, FOR advertising, aud that they stficiiS aa
ts -lne ana thrse prices he always suci, as 10
.,. dir c,rlqe.,atiou tor the labor performed
Resolution If. he Editorial Contention
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SUUrIlERS LITERARY MESSENGER FOR SAi.E.-pnl
- he sold, Thursday the 2h une, public safe the
highest bidder, the establishment Of the Southern Literary Mes
together with all the appurenanCes thcrcuno belonging
viz Printing Presses, Type Fixtures. &C., &c.
This paper in competent hands Will certainly yield hand
did 10 its late proprietor, T. W White de
ceased II is well known the literary world need any
encomnm from
Isrms-Onc third Of the purchase will he required
cash. and the balance and twelve months from the day
safe well secured
ANY Communications the undersigned post paid viii he
promptly responded 10. RICH. lliLl., Jh,
Administrator Of Thos. ". White. deceased.
May - l22-wtlsif
35 National nteligencer, New York Tribune. I;a.on
will publish the hove week for -four weeks ad send
o the Administrator for pay meni.
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ID virtue cf Trust Deed by Joseph Mann, The
dce OF AiidseA County Court win on TUESDAY, arh
LAY Of June the premises, 10 ae Tie property III
% SUI i , ~ , AMI ~; cp;n ~, nr s,rre # Land
.ins uthe county Of Middles-S. which Steam Saw NIL
was lately erected by said Joseph Mann,
Der Of The finn of o>ep! Mann < Co.. under articles Of
between Thomas b. Exams and Leonard Perry as
signed by the said Perry The said Joseph Mann, and recorded
the aid Clerks Office: aud also all Timber now growing
being certain pieces parcels Of anGa pa o.
survey whereof is attached to said articles Of cserr
with all the buildings and machinery erected the said mrs.
mentioned lot of land with the tools for carrying on
7ms-Cas for much of the purchase money as shall be
CURED m pay The costs Of drawing and recording ns s
notes, viz One for s246 66i with interest from 9Th January
ss o4s" s SS with Interest sa from ron y i nrrss, from from oh
January 1872 and s493 a with interest from 9ih JSn
given until The oh January lsi the purchaser entering mic
bonds with satisfactory security as required ny Inc s
Selling Trustee shall convey just such title, and II" "e
as by the SAID dee" At" XUcusr It OWEN Trustee
April ls ll5-wld.
I AND AND NEGROES rok SAl.E-sve, The undersigned
IL Trustees To Deed Trust hearing date the 9Th OF April
ls3 executed 10 by Thomas letter aud WIFE, ana
in the of Amelia, fer Tie payment o
debts therein named, oier for sale, privately UNI. '
a1h of June .xt the valuable Farm lying IN NC county !" s
within -four miles Of the Amelia Springs and one me i
Jetersve upon which the sad Thomas h. Jeer now reside
acres third Of which is in forest heavily timbered arsf
portion Of the balance fresh or improved anu rfua 10 m
lands in the conntywei adapted to tobacco wheat col o
every necessary building upon The FARM II Is located IN Oh"
the upighbuiouds NgiHa health anu society
also offer said Jeers Tobacco Factory ana
fixtures managers house, &C. n Jecrs"r together w' '
stock If goods Should lr pr"
perry Jc.rsve he disposed of before the lgih al J
privately. will positively BE- disposed Of NJ public auction tl
ay nn the premises CASH >hnnd WAYNE TAX not be us
posed of privately before the hi If June. viii he F"''f!
sold premises hy public aurlion that day WIZ positive
IL be Sold Goth o June Wayne OAK, the redrh'
Thomas T. letter. 20 and 40 Likely and vanho "
eroes all ages and descriptions together with al The stA "
every descriptions, the farm, Plantation Utensils i'rs :"
every kin Household Furniture for cash. ana ho posi-
ponemenl account of the weather.
JOHN w. C. WING0,)
Tlr.MON T. JETER, Trustees
JOHN ~ JETER,
nd
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.,-r7-,r M I0I-RXEYMAN IATrERS.-20 good Journey
arpt mud constant employ. ana liberal wa:e al ~" po
.." u,t Mandatory, Cainak Warren county, Geo!5ia'
> pig 8" ,-,o Sit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-30
LORD BRoUGuAM AND GEN. CAss.

The communication which we publish TO day, AMI
madyer,ng upon Lord Bfougham's attack on Gene
raj Cass, from the pen Of distinguished citizen Of
an djoinlng State who knows both those gentlemen
we'll; and knows, too, well any person in the u.
S., or elsewhere, the injurious bearing Of the quintu
pie treaty the interests Of country, and,
gueny the service that General Cass rendered to bis
country by preventing the French nation from joining
in that treaiy.-Gto6e.
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JOHN TERRILL, }
y. y. j s!6,T.ITla,!AlllL,t Trustee,

The undersigned, John r. Hill and Uria Terr' being the
remaining thirds Of the above described nous
aud brn. dispose OF their interest. Will
sell the accommodating and II CRAFTY
p--or will for land aud and not
disposed they offer Iuhy tie day oil sale
above mentionedbut Sold Will tlen m offered for lease
And said John r. Ill., owning the other nnty
Tie Tavern Furniture advertised aforesaid, will the
day oer that for sale ALSO upon credit OF twelve months.
URiA!. rEERii.I,
AMI.
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Richmond, May LIST, lsi3.

THE subscriber respectfully The friends the old
concern and The public that hc yet business in
the house occupied by the late firm of oodwin cambridge
where ne sole Is call.
WIN. G. cambridge.
M,v
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. TUESDAY, 30, ls4a

% Offices, at lou w
$40 10 sa2o each. 1877 20
6 tobacco factories from al0 10 s40 li6 90
haiters shop, 70 uo
] curriers' shop, ~ W
mile, $50 each, % 90
3 LIVERY stables, at - cents per stall. 81 -
] steam engine, oO W
6 apolhecary and soda establishments,
nj SIC each &c 90
9 railroad depots, $500 each. 200 90
Special supplies, not provided for by or
dinanoe, 423 81
Amounting to $5,s46 80
The receipts of the Water Works, during the same
period, have been $l0,582 81.
From the following sources, viz
For The supply of water, and
repairs for individuals, deducting
per cent. commission for col
Letting, S2,0ss a5
Water rents, deductng inso-
ents and commissions for COL
Letting, s,207 %
Per centage on old supplies,
with the like deduction, 2s6 so
$50 81
The disbursements were follows:
For labor, fuel, and contingent
expenses, vouchers for which
are filed in the Chamberlain
office, Sl,475 81
Iron pipes and other castings, I,026 g.
Lead pipes, G98 67
Brass work 40 30
Insurance on pump honse, 10 w
Salary of Superintendent and
Pump-house keeper, 200 90
81 40 81
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tn pIDu0h Nakers and Me ProprlttorS Of FOundrics'
.rHE LIVINGSTON COUNTY PLOUGH"
THE subscriber purchased the exclusive right of making
The above well known Plough the State IF Iirrinia,
prepared sell patterns TO others with the right of max
Poughs them lie has The original patterns, which
recon Of subscriber expressly for the State of vsna and
they were avoid NIL the objections arising
beautiful Worcester Boston Ploughs which made
for soil and vegetable surface differing entirely from
This N, Lrnrcn County Plough will show its superiority
over ali others when operating heavy clover lay upon land
tbckly covered with weeds or litter For than
have been engaged in the Foundry aud Plough business
in Tins STATE during which time attention has been parti
carlv directed construction and form Of Pouss both here
aud =, the North md therefore confidently rccomend this
Plough 10 nv friends and he public generally combining all
the qualities of eheapness STRENGTH ease OF draft sim
pcv of constructions perfect performance Of ts work. and
last and of ALL beauty There are sizes Of The right hand
Letters addressed TO me Mcadsvie Halifax county, upon
the subject, will be promptly attended TO-
Ap,il'2 ll7-w3n BENI. +. AVERY.
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Total S4l'o9u
Il will be perceived that the principal items included
in the above estimate, correspond in amount WIN the
accompanying proposals of responsible persons, ano
who are every way capable of executing Inc wo,k I'd
satisfactory manner The estimate Tor 'hs maenne'y
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RlCHMoND FREDERICKSBURG * rO1OMAC RAIiKuA
Compilation Of The Railroad 10 .4quie Greek.
Inrirniitd ETysdion

LOWplLlUN y ~ IFHrH VTtth
Unrirnii,d Egped;tion
rt,E Richmond FreccksT. aud Potomac Railroad Compa
NJ hereby that their Railroad completed Ia Ilir
poonac river on the November aud that travellers
conveyed between Richmond Washnaton all
he wear by Railroad and Steamboats, e Steamboat Com
pauy heine provided effective boats keep open the
n,yiro:on during the weather Winter leaving Rich
nond nj g. NJ precisely instead of Al, heretofore, and
reachinp Washington and Baltimore II hours;
than % hours in advance of the River and Bay Boats
Travellers by this line proceeding 10 Philadelphia Immediately
nm their arrival nj Baltimore, reach that A. NJ the
unninr or in 90 hours leaving Richmond aud pas
sensers by the and Bay Boats have left Norfolk
nsead of paving their fare heretofore Fredericksburg
only and afterwards board the Potomac Steamboat and
Washington passengers vii take tickets the Railroad Office
% for Washington and Baltimore. The fare, this way, vii
be less thaa paid separately different portions OF the route
uh,I. fare ,n WASHINGTON,
Baltimore, STU
Do 10 Phiiade lphia, t,y Peck and T.ore's line, or
,,c a,,crpoon Steami,oa, line from patimole) sia
M charge for under three of ageoers under
t.v- wears of age half price Cooed persons half price
THOMAS SHARP,
Superintendent II Transportation
II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-30

PorrtAR LEADEGs.-All will admit that General
Jackson vas popular leader This IS considered 10
be proyen BY he suffages he received when he was
elected 10 the Presidency. Now let US see the compa.
ra,ve popularity of General Jackson and Mr. Van
Buren, tested by the Preside nla votes they recev
ed -:
't )" iSo3 was G5O,945
Mr. :. van ,sa6 ' was '''@' "'' " va 763,55o
Van Buren's vote over Jackson ll264G
Zen en-. '''A'0" '''' ~ : 7O7,2l7
Mr. Van Buren's vote for re election in 1910,
'''~'
U, Rn,en.s vole over Jackson, 46l ,356
ara;o - .at rs see the relative 'conhdence win
hich the FIRST terms Of the Administrations oil Gene
raj Jackson and Mr. Van Buren, inspired the people -
General Jackson vote, first election, 0ou943
,i:a .ote for 70 election. was 707,2l7
Increased vote, in four years. 2o'2o4
Mr. Van Buren's vote, first election, .o5 oo9
Iis vo,e far 70 ELECTION. 1,I65,3O3
J,c,e,ssd vo,e in four wears, 4O4, ia
In thus making the above comparison, we have been
oc,uated solely by desire TO do justice TO Ex-Pres-
dent Van Buren.-Detr0a Free Press
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no CAPlTALSTS.-vALUARLE SOUTHERN PROPERTY
FOR SALEThe interest belonging the Estate OF Josiah
Founoy deceased Factory, being hall
thereof offered for sale Capitalists who wish TO make pro-
able should fail improve this opportunity rs
i, is paving .hyares per cent upon present investment
situated three miles West of Eatonion Putnam county Geo
na On Little river failing aioTding sulhceh
power machinery. Attached Ia 1t, are GOT"
dwelling house all necessary buildings for the accommodation al
las,rer and ~ and MIN in successful operation lhs
property for sale effect DIVISION aud viii be sofa al
together purchasers. The terms viii he le
raj and any communication addressed Eaunn Georgia
will lee promptly attended and will take pleasure IN SHOW
my property any person who wish 10 purchase.
JOHN ". FLoURNOf, rYerc,o,s
Dec ~ eft ~ BASS.
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The experience of four years shows that Pay Cadet can be
educated aud oiO,isd a; the expense Of $50
The state fer the beard, nition fuel lights medical at
tendance, bedding and stationery Cadet in
ton Of which, he oigaes himself serve rs Teacher Two
years after graduation.
Course 81 Instruction.
Isl fear-Aalhemalics, Latin. French. Drawing Military
Tactics, and exercises in English Composition
End iear-Same studies continued aud Completed
Bid Year En2li>h Grammar English Literature Rhetoric
Military aud Civil Engineering Natural Experimental Phi
losophy, Chemistry
NorEExerses in Artillery and Infantry Tactics form part
of every days duty; and during months of the Summer the
Cadets encamped with special thorough instruction
in these subjects.
FRANCIS H. SMITH, Superintendent
The graduation exercises will place the 4h of uy on
which occasion the graduating class VIII he
lows
J. sa'u,ay Addresses by Cadet H. Campbell Bedford
.. Grafton, by Cadet Ed Winston, of Amherst
3 Grafton, by Cadet John T. Washington OF Wesmor,und
L. yaedietoy Addresses by Cadet g. Dorman of Rock
bridge.
The Graduates of last notified la, their puouas
VIII be ready Tor delivery On me ith jay f. II. s
May l9-aftd
Ia
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- THOMAS RlTCHIE X SONS.
~, ,,ictmcpd Enquirer.


,4aiisa.d ..ree ,es ,7'sA deFs'k tHe ssss'e"
s,.,.letu-e, ar! .a7ice Gee. asr,ag .e rev" ~
IS TFRNS OF SUBSCRIPTION. ,,,,,.
..n.,,t arr sanu1., and ih5ee Dollars o' siA "a, nS,
= ;,,,c - b. paid The otet or ,eI''leu y! ''
1,,rs n,r annum n the end ci the wear 1 and
49,. tr,b,- Office may 5enr. ps! ~ .,g, Of all
gL Dn,rs ~ the risk Of the h"i"l, 90. imcle lei er
N r5 sa .,s r'rifers.t The P"<'ass c@rmuianu OF
accourt to writer II Is s ~ srrn,,s tax
.'fce.H Ut ""s $50 business, which oaea'es 49, 49,
me s 4 ray for nine papers anaaay
i. GRATIS TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
',,,eeu lines, or tess, FIRST insertion, % een'sio'
s,stinaauce, 80 cents ..,,,.r.a with he advance
rae ,.,,,ory references, TO insure execution. .
ns. advertising may amount Ia SlUu per auhuMi,
t made of - per and To $50 OF ~ per cent
Ernest solicitation cf several Of our city iriehus
r ,.r-l 10 take limited number OF yearly ausei
Sn, Il altogether unnecessary 10 say any ihhs w
SECS. ir~,asss likely To result thereirom I" the whoie
M . Il. ezclsrs circulation Of our paper III ''ie g"
.et the fact that annual advertisements t"ee
$40" y a ertru paper and once week ~ ersrs otIe'
-sN "" rftis.rS will be- Srttt!g mitea, however, !" ''e
~ an oar general terms and Ia SinR'' '.us ~
,,.; u-y for an enlargement peF"nu wy
ne Aa' M .1. .avc the privilege ut chanelha tte auNe'-
4so' . =, tiey please, without any adail'o,i cost
I.,t.s9'''=-: are s'' ''''"' w - $40
,f
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V,RESCH BURR MILESTONE MANUFACTuRY.'rhe sub
scrher surviving partner the late firm of Snel Rust.
continues the above business, at the Old stand lie
time and large assortment OF ready made MIL
stones which he alt.rs himself VIII
in quality aud workmanship with made III this country Ow-
depressing OF the times. e has considerably low
cred the picrs and viii sell good be OBJ
tanned any other establishment Having Just received large
and ri materials he prepared 10 nil
any order that may with prompness and des
paich Of good article of French Burr Miones
would their advantage call the subscriber he
feels satisfied his wond entire satisfaction His Office
and 18th opposite the Old Market
where all orders will thankfully received and punctuay
tended TO- the quality Of Burr Nsnnes,
apply to the Richmond Millers. YOU'LL 5. RUST
'Nsrchu ln0-2aw3m
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Trust Sale of Vnlua6Ie Tarern Property, il

of Charlottesville, at AUCTION.
ID Of deed of executed Ia the shbefbrr u"
ID the Of March, 1913, by William L. Trrnl anh re-
office the County Court OF Ahemar we s"'
request Cra Ter aud John i. lii' offer F sr
premises, public auction Tuesday, the H dy al NAY
next If the first fair day thereafter a Tue es
right TILE OF the said William H. Irif III ana
Lots and Buildings in The town Of charlottesville srheg
known a. the MONTICELLO HOUSE, occupied a- a.
yern and owned and equal proportions nv tie sao
Ida Teu John r. Hill. and William Tcrnl lhis proper
~ handsomely aud conveniently situated, the centre OF
the town aud has been for several years. tue sop
place Of all the folces and stage coming
aud leaving Charlottesville The Lot contain each a,
acre oiand and adjon each other making square iffodhr
nv Streets buildings large four starry hrick
house with slate roof lately built containing twenty one rooms
with spacious, three story stone AMI wood ee'
containing twenty rooms, all In good and
pair-a wood and dwelling house, detached from
buildings brick kitchen, brick smoke house, bfck ice
wood stainless all other
fu houSes.
In the story OF the above described brick building,
large rooms neatly led NJ for mercantile phf-
poses aud Tailors shop.
Al time and place and ny virtue Of the same deed
shall otter for sale likely and valuable saves Ia "i'
Cows Horses Wa and Gear PIANO. ana divers
of valuable Household Furniture the absolute pro-
the said William H. Tcrri Also. H,nIe. nl 'r
Tavern Furniture, in said iavern consisting o hraS
brdrads chairs tables, cnf cnckey aud sss
stoves lamps utensils, and variety "i pro-
the comfort and Ui puhc uie
TgsMs-Ths will be sold upon credit OF ONE TWO
and years the purchaser ssn. bond aud approved sccn
th the popery;-and the personal estate upon
credit of twelve months, with bond and good security
II the sale not finished IN one day. II VIII be Continued o
day 10 day, until completed.
The title the above believed 10 be rnqiesona
BILE but acting Trustees shall purchasers such
As is vested in US by the deed Of trust
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i,iVE DOLLARS REWARDstayed Or stolen from tne SUD
10, -, he 18TH instant from Mr.. Henry VI. Wadss sta
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