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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-17
IMPORTANT TO PHYSICIANS.
,oIons,s Jr.r; Cur,d bu Eternal IMfans


TAR. RIO. THOMPsONS PELVIC CORSET AND UTERO
~ ABDOMINAL BANDAGE.-We have completed ar.
engagements for manufacturing these Instruments which VIII ems
furnish supply adequate demand Their ncreas
ng popuariy-evdenced by enlarged demand and notices
of appreciation which constantly receive from The r, med-
in this city, and from various parts oi The couny-war
pressing their claims for preference upon Tie notice OF
the medical profession and the public
Physicians throughout the State are invited Ia examine tein
as we feel satisfied they must convinced of their excellence
and applicability To prevent mistakes IN ordering We give
brief description two which will enable decide
which NAV applicable the for which be wanted:
The Pelvic Corset the of Proapsu Uer and attend
ant diseases easily adjusted and by the patient
mi any The pad which gives support
portion the pev Ia part usually tender une pressure ID
based upon firm leather Of proper SIZE and shape neatly CUSHION
ed which secured place by straps composed of soft
material In which added portion Of elastic webbing, sn-
cent all the intentions oil elasticity contemplated IN
the use If bandages.
The Abdominal Randase for the Of Prolapsus
te and other admirably adapts itself 10 The to-
of the patient and onved ana OF uch mate
rails, allow 10 embrace the entire ot ana elastic pofohs
of the abdomen; and, while snsalns the spinai column IN
comfortable allows the utmost freedom OF action 10
every of the hody-and can unosf no circumstances us
drawn into wrinkles folds the skn-preserving lis ofin
and giving lis support comfortably and generaythereby avoid
ing The objection usually urged against common banda2e
which NAV he thrown wrinkles folds, and thereby
rigid This banjase also kept in place BY means OF strips
of elastic webbing
These patented and the of the elias
tic webbing rs part the MATERIAL is the exclusive right of the
patenee and inventor We deem unnecessary 10 dwe upon
suppns.ng readily conceded ny all instruments having
sa ,re ,isbe To the that they rarely if
III comfortably or well, they be modified the
cunsances the These objections entirely overcome
Dr. Thompsons Instruments as they can be made larger o.
smaller n desired with And nd
vantage is that they be had for about half the Of
other instruments offered We enabled 10 Dc this
having plrcbasrd n right make them with view Of
ing The objections generally urged against instruments Of this
kind because the high prices asked for them hoping
bnrse ourselves by an increased ae ny placing them WITHIN the
them and pleased to say that expectations
have been realized 90
Oct 81 50-w;f
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AsornER HuMguc!-The P. Intelligencer states, tina,
Eagle "passed directly the rostrum, whilst Mr.
Clay speaking in Petersburg, in the direction OF
Norfolk" 1t is supposed TO have been turkey-buz
zard
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-17
SPRING GOODS.

At No IS, Hest Main STREET ....-s
GEO. w FERRY, having recently e. .s
e$xses from the North, where he has made ar w..
SA with manufacturers. by which he VII br l.. !.
EGA ly receiving fresh supplies Of Goods oil 80,
<A& scripon usually found in Hat store ana ..,,s
y that will enable him To sell a cheap n "' =. =
est, begs leave inform the public. that he has just
schooner Marietta Burr part of his Spring supply o
Caps, among which will be found gen,lrm.n'', ;"nth
drrns Cloth Velvet and Glazed Caps some new hu" .g a
patterns Palm Leaf Hats, Country Merchant W. ),
their advantage examine hi. Stock before pdits-'.
will be able To offer them bargains. ospr
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ToBaccU PLANTATION Fox ,LE.-

TOBACCO PLANTATION FOX Ill ne pan ss
authorised TO sell. upon accommodating term l 81, ~
bic tract Of land in the county Of Po.vhaan great peru
highly improved, and admirably adapted TO Tue sfa
barco, wheat clover &c. The situation - tNueM! No
the buildings excellent and the neglboriooi bgl.
State of Virginia. The contains about YOU'D
suit purchaser il would be divided and The .qo
sold, with about 500 OF CHOICE land a'"'i
well wa,errd with sufficient supply Of wood a"d MN
To an individual DESTROYS of Investing iwtFr % can 9
sand dollars splendid Estate, finer oppHu n, ~
bly, be found within the limits Of the STATE GofIs
prietor or ~"
Ian
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NOTICE TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
0LD WINES AND LIoUoKs-Al.o, GROCERIES.

old WINES AND LlQUURS-Aiso, GROCERIES,
~ very large and general assortment Of old Wines an
quos, part Of which have been kept hand improving
years and then said To be twenty years old. NJ "n
will hear fair comparison with the best IN the ety. a.
regard quality and price, and canefuaess in putting o hr'
The old Wines and Liquors will be found most benrtca
the preservation Of health when moderately and ndco.i
Should any be found so incrcdulous not To have
unshaken belief, in plain matter of fact ASSERT n N
enquire Gail the subscriber, who has been regular "
Lrr dnker during the last 80 years Of his life, and f
tied with his healthy appearance they can See pofa
uncle, who died few years the State oi New i"'
l07 years; and he rel knonn be drnkin. hsh
day he left Ferentosh, then stripping. WM "ai''''
Aup
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NOTICE TO FAIRNESS

The subscriber having purchased (,,-
Mr Cyrus u. Mccormick. the pat-rt nj.
! III his most highly approved REAPiSG II,
CHINE, for the Counties of iirnilco yry
rkent, charles city, James City ana Clio
tcesier-:he Farmers OF those countir.. H.,
! may be in want of these Machines. ~.
please favor him with their orders ~ ear.
~ they conveniently can, and thry mas ,.
~ upon The Machines being made m 4.
best manner, much superior, he think. ,
any that have vet been made Those ,as
may be unarqilalnied win thtse Machine,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-17

DAM IEAF AND SEA GRASS HATs.-Just received, =
i large invoice the above HATS, which will sell
usual low prices for cash. w. & T.. p. CARPENTER,
No !, Exchange Block.
lI2-M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-17

IN CHAACERY-ViRGrSiA:- Rules held in the cr.., .
hee Of Essex County Court, the Eth day Of MAY sa; u
John Parker, William Parker Sias Is. Gouldn nnJ s.
,rainst PLAINTIFF.
Joseph Parker and Abraham Parker and others n.ea,
This day came the plaintiffs, by Counsel and filed ,
aud The nsi subpoena in this having hrrn , o
The Defendants Joseph Parker and Abraham Park, %
not having entered their appearance and II nhl tey
factory evidence that the said defendants are M, '4
this State, the motion of the plaintiff IL i,, q
sau defendants appear here on the first Mondiy IN @ ~
my rue day and the plaintiffs tl and ,t; 1 be
ms order be 1r~ inserted IN some newspaper pmt
,he ey OF Richmond for eight weeks successfully and th
trr copy hereof be posted al the front door the
this county. A Cupy-Tes:e '"0e'e q
u,v,o JAMES ROY MIcou, CLERK
! GERY.-V'RcrSi,:-At Rules held in The GU
once OF EsSef County Cont the sixth day OF NAV H.
1ohn Parker, William Parker, sas b. Gouldln and S,.,n
against plaintiffs.
Joseph Parker Abraham Parker and Others. Do.
ns uay came The plaintiffs, by Counsel Ell rs'I.
an The nisi subpoena in this not having r.r ef @
the defendants. Joseph Parker and Abraham Parker and ca
io s .'.en .ile'r appearance and appearing hy s,t
tory evidence. that the said defendants are uo '4e
Itt,r, on .r notion OF The Plaintiffs is oitrSed thai i 2
defendants appear here on the first Moni.y IN Iuy n '
rule day, and aaS"er III. plaintiffs bi and that c IN.
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper pub q" IN
city OF Richmond for eight weeks sncces.iycy and ,s We
copy hereof be pasted the from, door o the o,
county. ACopy-Tcste, VI '4''
Man n JAMES ROY Nicou. Clerk.
IN CIIANCERY -ViRGrSr,:-Ai Rules held IN tn 1,.-,
ice of the cmcut Superior Court OF and cb,nc ~
lnuHy, on MOhuly, The sih dag
y tiianiel Penck pi,.x
William q. Morton and Charles :. Palmore Detsr aa.a
The defendant, William O. Morton having eu,.,rd r.
Pearancr and given security, according the ac, Of ,s
and the rules of r said Court, and appearing by sa,
evidence. that he is nhabitant this
l. Ordered, that the said deien do appear al rules IN NJ ~
In the Clrrk's Office Of said Court first MONDAY
nt1t and answer The bill Of The plaintiff aud that COPY f @
order he forthwith inserted III published N ~
cy OF Richmond for ,wo months successfully and posted %
front door { The Courthouse of this county '
Copy-fese, b. d. WOODS0N d T.
March Is qG 20
snrry nunty Court, 22nd Apul leii Upon the appls
oi John W. Lane, child, and dsbuter of Jesse Lane
c-ise, Z" ho u desron Of taking the benefit Of of Tie m
neral Assembly, passed 18th March, 1870 entitled ian aei Casa
crrnne sales under d.rrees o Courts Clerk
dispensing with eiundng bonds aud adanr,
IN certain casts u Ordered That all persons ny ala m
against tr Estate the said Lane deceased dn CO.,.
the same for settlement TO William NJ. West, Aimlp.,r,r,
said Lane within three months from day. and that e ~
this order be published the Richmond Enquirer for rl VA
and that another copy thereof posted N.
Of the Court Of this county Cout
Copy-Tese, WI. r. UNDERWOOD & .
May ll5-v.r
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yIRcINlA MILITARY INSTITUTE.

|
THE Board Visers of the Virginia Military Institute vii
Lexington Monday, the gath June, TO Consider ap
make appointments Cadets Ia which
time the testimonials II applicants should be forwarded
following Senatorial CHESTERFIELD sposylva Isle
Wight Halifax, Accomack. Wythr Charlote Berkeley Wash
ncon oudoun and Kanawha Cadet, furnished
srauito-y board tuon fuel, lights, books, stationary
and medical attendance and appointed
nnIuestionahe evidence that The circumstances Of the
picant such require this aid from The state In conside
ration which, they bind themselves 10 teach two years ate
Applications vii! be received for Pay Cadets, the charges
being follows for twelve months Board ssh washing s2
S25 Physician So fuel and lights Si5 total SLED
The experience years shows that about $3.50 will meet al
necessary expenses nciudng cothns OF Pay Cadet for u
months The course Of instruction embraces Mathematics French
Latin, English Engineering, Chemistry, Natural Philosophy
Drawing Tactics &c Besides the daily exercises IN Tactics The
Cadets in Camp during months Of The summer
There in the Institute, but the Cadets are per
United TO visit their friends, when desired during the second Ell
The public exercises the graduating will take place
follows:
saluaiory Addesses-by John A. CAMPBELL of Wash
:. oraon-h cade, J \. Clemens, of Ohio county.
3. oraton-by Cadet Edmund Taylor Of Caroline county,
Vardcory Addressesby Cadet A. C. Cummings, OF w ASH
Previous To The graduation exercises. the Declaration indie
penence will be read Cadet John 81 Patton and an Grafton
delivered by Cadet John $. Meredith
March 10 l0O-mtJeSwt2fJe
~ Wing requested to copy.
IMPORTATION OF GREEK nHgx aS2 LATIN BOOKS FROM
RANDOLPH & CO. have jus, received. direct from
Germany the following books, winch they will
Demosihenes' Works. vols.
J.schnes do. vol.
i.scbylus do. vol.
Pindar'J do / vol.
Salnst's do vol
Xrnophon's Cyropra Anabasis, and Memorabilia VOL each
Sopiccles Tragedies, , volumes.
Terences Comedies, volume.
Septuarint Bible and Greek Testament.
Virgil / vo Quinlilian, vo Lucretus, vol Curiius,
vol Lvy vols Horace, vols. Cesar vol Pauis vols
Persius vol Ciccro's Epsiles Tacitus vol omcs
IIad and odissy vc rhucydides, vol Enrpides, vols;
Aristopanes vols; Dodos sicnus vos Pltarch vols
Poybus, vo Plato, vos strabo, vols and erodotus
vols.
0y Dookbinding in the best style, At -
j. IS. RANDOLPH & cos
Bookstore and Bindery, III Main street, Richmond.
April ~ lOs-wn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-17
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
A GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF
JI3TS am caps

At the Town and Country Hat Mandatory, untt
the Columbian Hotel, Richmond, Virginia.
H. ANTHONY respectfully informs his friends aud The
lie generally that he has hand larger and better
ment than he has had consisting Of Fine Fur SIX ~,
and Russia Hats Fur, Cloth, Velvet Scaei Giaz,d #
Hair Caps Black and Dab Wool Hats &C. in all te Nv
and varied styles and shapes Under The that me "
TEN Of small profits and quick most advantageous
has adopted the method of doing business entirely for CASH M
IL consequently enabled TO sell at much lower prices an
who give credit.
p. S.-To his friends In The Country, who have plifoh
him, he his thanks-to those who have n0 he bo
be better acquainted with Oct. - Nv!
NOTICE TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
F. WATKINS, dealer in Boots Shoes, Trunks, Cafp., '
- Backing, &c doors below Messr.. Wad9oita ls
Co., respectfully inform Country Merchants, Farmer ahd
chasers generally that his Spring Stock OF BOOTS md ~
will bf very large and complete having Teen selected so"
and purchased Of the best and celebrated nAtn
upon The favorable and advantageous trrrs IT.
b- receiving, IN all tins week, larg- additions 10 ~ sc.
which viii he found many pretty Goods, unsurpassed a.
fashion yle; and also by almost arrival from TIE
such additions 10 his stock VIII render Attractive and '
pete.
No pains shall he spared please and give entire sa'''f
10 all BIZ the closest application and attention To The niece
my customers, and all who favor me with a call.
March - %'-"a
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NIDD1.esEx oIryTy

C. W. WoRMLEY, See'y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-26
NORTH CAROLINA.

There seems 10 have Lccn a perfect farce
enacted in The Senate OF This State. Up 10 Friday
they had not elected a Speaker having made un-
agaiing eiiotis 10 that purpose, since Monday.
On Saturday We gave summary OF .hclr FRO
cccdnss, up 10 Wednesday. We showed that
with Democratic majority of one present, the
Senate could no; organize hy appointing Speak
nr. in consequence %. TIC Wig candidates not
following The example of the Democratic candi-
date, Ono: voting a; alD but continually voting
:or a third man, thereby preventing an election.
We collect the following events from the Pa-
leigh Register (Whg) of Friday.
On Wednesday ire Scralc proceeded 10 vote
for = Speaker The result was, as for two DAYS
before, Wilson Dem) u, Joyncr (Whig) %,
Dockery (Whig) Wilson not voting al all
and Joyner voting for Dockery. No election
another ballot with the same result.
Aflcr pause OF few minutes Mr.. Joyner
rose aud addressed the Senate as follows;
Senators Our situation is embarrassing, and
Unprecedented in this Stale, so far as have any
information. The public business is delayed
no doub, to the regret OF ALL and 10 the disappoint
merit OF the public expectation II is condition
ofthncs which am ANXIOUS to ob:ae; and rs
it is probable, that ny name, being in nominal
lion iog the station o: presiding Officer OF this ho-
Gy. NAV have formed an obstacle 10 lis organize
ton feel il due 10 the puollc, and to myself
that tins difficulty il i; really exists should be re-
moved. Under this conviction OF duty ask Of
nv political friends the favor 10 withdraw my
name from The nomination for the Chair"
"Nlr. Gather, in compliance with the earnest
wish Of Mr.. Joyner withdrew his name from
nomination.
Mr. Dockery then nominated Mr.. Waddell.
(Whig,) OF Orange. The vote sooi-Wison
81; Waddell %; Dockery l. Again no election,
and another ballot with the same result. Al the
request of Mr.. WaddelI his name was with
drawn BY Mr.. Elliott, who nominated Mr.. Dock
ery. The vote siood-Wison "a Dockery %;
Joyncr /. No election, and another ballot ended
in the same way. On motion Of MIR Waddell,
seconded heartily by Mr.. Edwards, the Senate ap-
pointed Committee Of Conference, equally d.
vided in politics 'ior the purpose, if possible, OF
compromising the difficulty which exists" The
Senate then adjourned.
On THURSDAY Mr.. Waddell, from the Com
mittee OF Conference rose and said, that it was
with the most unteigned regret he had 10 state,
that the Committee had been unable 10 agree on
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-26
From The New York Herald, Extra.
.ir,ral Of Tic Britannia.

SIXTEEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The steamer Britannia arrived AT Boston this
morning (Nov. 22) at half past : o'clock.
The Britannia left Liverpool or the 9Th, and has
been somewhat detained by rough weather.
The Caledonia arrived ont on the 10Th, il II
days from Boston.
The cotton market remains in quie! state,
with a fair demand from The trade, Spectators
nib5ng occasionally.
The Londcn Clubs persist in their determine
ton not 10 ADM! Americans. 50 long as any oil
our States repudiate their debts.
The Overland Mail arrived at London on the
4!h.
BY the monthly official returns just published
We perceive that the Bank OF England has COM
mcnccd diminishing its issues as nearly as pos
sible to the amount Of drain upon its gold builion
and what is still more worthy of attention, its de-
posites are increasing while lis paper currency is
also decreasing.
Twenty persons were killed on the lst inst. by
the fall of cotton mill at Oldham.
The grand ceremony Of opening the new Royal
Exchange OF London took place on the Isl inst. and
was attended, in great state and splendor, BY the
Queen accompanied BY His Royal Highness
Prince Albert, her Cabinet Ministers, many OF
the nobility, Foreign Ambassadors, and other dis
tinguished individuals.
Mr.. Wheaton, the American Minister at the
Court Of Berlin was received by their Majes;ies
on Saturday evening.
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To tic Eiiims Of tie EnqnHcr.

;AI.iEAMA, .'DF, IJ'ii Ipfi.
a thousand guns for New lorl-'rn thousand
for Democracy How glorious the ncws-how
cheering 10 the heart Of every patriot The $50
ber second thought has ,rinmFhcd. and these
WORKS OF Mr.. Van Buren, are inmofializcd.
What will the Coons say and do? Here they
are outrageous, and G--.n The foreigners | tel.
them, that We much prefer the votes o. foreigners
10 The votes of Ahoitioni>is.
And poor Mr.. Clay, how bitter must be his re-
Elections Ito have used so many clec:ionccrin.
arts, and then ne beaten! He may say, "insa!i
ate peope-couli not o'pc suffice. 1hr'ee few
hv ,ha!is, and thrice cay haoss were slain"
Please inquire OF Mr.. Ri"es, when lie se!s out
for Texas There are many here vino speak al
emigraling 10 Texas, and they would like 10 ac
company him. He coald raise company, and
colunisc part Of Texas, OF California perhaps
II lie mW c0ssc bv 1Io5ic, ] trW gre him a fetfcr
10 Mu jrohic, ncmbcr nj mr. 1sxiaa Congress,
RIA X a Wig How small he must feel, o5oai
nor!
God bless Old Virginia. How rroad SHOULD
be 10 claim her as my native State!
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The following from Saturdays Compiler

w HlSJ Stloiioil eciiopo'"'SS o'i 'i|N''
"1'Hg WnId's Wholesale SYSTEM or Pao-
scRirrioH-Fln Wing OF Yesterday aGheres 10
its advice 10 Wings in all ,hc: business relations
and in the be>;owment Of employment 81 every
kind, to give the preference to Whigs. 1t declares
this 10 lie dkieo2y .jra In orroPinion it is en-
caAy unjust, and socially REASONABLE. And while
we regard the Wings counsel in this light, wc
saw that its effect, coming from leading Wing
paper, mus, he 10 injure not only the Wing parry,
b;il help greatly 10 increase the already too general
country hostility towards the Wings Of Rich
mord. For these reasons, we ielt called upon To
avow difference Of opinion with The Wing, and
10 express our rcprobalion Of the dangerous and
erroneous principle, ii had laid down. In his
difference with Tie Wing, we know that almost
every man in the city oil Rchaond concurs; for
in The ultra proscripiiye sentiments oilhat pareiI'
we believe il Stands alone, without single iol-
lower" and it is but dine 10 The people OF Rich
muyd that his shoI,i he known
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-26
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. MoRNlyG NOVEMBER

We will no, consider certain Wing presses as
ezpounding the course Of their party. We hope
that c:en those presses are only under the inilu
encc OF a temporary aud evanesceni excitement
and that they will be wiing,oenIcy the peace, TO
winch we would respectfully Invite them. Eut il
We should be mistaken in these hopes, and if, Ike
Semprcnius, they are already "bent upon war
why, we must moi disband Our forces, but Use
ouf power wiseIy--and do our duty in the VEGA
ton 10 which ii has pleased an enlightened people
0 call James K Pull.
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Terms of the Richmond Enquirer.

Tne ENQUIRER is published DAILY and SEMI
,::TsklY For the Daily Paper, seven dollars per an
% and al the of eight dollars II taken Tor short
n",,od than one YEAR Far the Semi-Weekiy, nse
,,s n.r annum, and Three Dollars for slK months,
This IN advance t0 be pdd IN the etiee or RENTED oy
p., posi- paid, or Six toafs per annum al The END OF
"a" Al, dues 20 this office may he RENTED per mail,
ot ana available Rank notes at the risk OF me Eui-
"a, postage Of ali letters beng paid BY ne nr'ers.-
o,s,,ye OF a single letter scarcely OF any account
- M writer 1t is the accumulation Of postage, IN an
.,,sn,,ve business which operates rs serious TAX
n ""'"s TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ THE DAILY ENQClREk-For one square OF
,,sen lines or less. first Insertion, MY cents, ana
ing insertion twenty! live cehts-n insert
y. ncr week twice a week, or three times week,
- ~ seven and half cent.
advertisers are charged 6ity dollars Tor thirty
-" an in mat proporlion for ADVERTISEMENTS OF
,,s, lenr,h-rxcrpt Lottery Vendors and Auction
,,ho are charged one hundred dollars, tpaper In
T iue SEMI-W EEKLY-one square of sixteen
,rs n, less frs, insrrllon IS ee.t- for each coaiinu'
an,e. 5n cents. ,,,, ~.
ndrs from a distance must he accompanied with the
nay or satisfactory references, 10 Insure eAeeu
n1r All Obituaries ara .NcrriG-ss from the country,
ubrn. YER the party = handwriting is unknown al TINS
Once must be authenticated by The endorsaton oil Inc
Postnla er IN the neisborhood or they viii In no case
he pu.> hed. Every measure, that has been taken 10
rsvrnt ipustions and Quilzes has proved heretofore
anavailmg. We must, th-ret"e insist, ~ such case,
upu the communication b log certified by the name Oh
ne Postmaster. cri;.en the book Of the letter.
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AND FOR SALE--Wil te sold for cash,
! 4 on The 9TH day vi December next, if fair,
Otherwise, the first day thereafter, (Sunday ex-
ceo,ed,l the Trac, OF Land belonging 10 the es-
la:e Of John Harris deed, lying in the county of
Goochland, on Dover Creek. snort distance
above Dover Mills, and supposed 10 contain
about one thousand acres, in which the willow
will lie entitled - her dover. AMI ii will be sold
>ubcc, 10 that interest. y part OF this land is
tine!y timbered; there is on II a Grist and Saw
Mil. which, il put in good repair, would be very
,.oiilale We shall onlv sell as much OF the
above land as may be sufficient to pay the debts
cue from the estate.
J. NJ TREVlLIAN. adm,rs
WILLIAM A. DIETRICH, aam Rs