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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-02

ORANGE LAND FOR SALE-The heirs
Ooflhc late Reynolds Chapman Esq. row oiler
Tor sale the beautiful Farm called Berry Hill, on
which the deceased heretofore resided. The tract
contains about seven hundred and iurty four acres
(1lD and is situated Immediately adjacent 10 the
village al Orange Court House.
About three hundred and seventy acres arc ara
bic, seventy five acres are thickly set with Lo-
Gust and Cedar, furnishing an ample supply OF
durable materials Tor fencing, and two hundred
and ninety acres are in original growth, ;iiiording
a supt abundance ottmber and fuel, ior all the
uses of the Farm. ~,
There is a very productive Meadow, contain
in2 ahoutien acres, and some thirty acres Of tie
cultivated portion arr finely adapted 10 the growth
OF Timothy. 81 tina, the Meadow may be enlarged
a; the discretion OF The owner The soil o!the ara
bic part of the Farm,is indenlical with that OF TIE
Southwest Mountains, 80 justly famed Tor lis
fertility and capacity for improvement under The
use al Clover and Plaster
The Farm NAV be conveniently divided into
FIVE shifts or fields; each one being competent 10
the production Of Corn enough Tor the annual
supply.
The tract is sufficiently well walerc,l, and lies
beautifully undulatinS: The larger part having
gentle dccliration TOWARDS the South. There
is also 4 fine Orchard Which produces a choice
selection Of Apples, Pears. and Cherries. The
dwelling house is large enough. has been recently
built Is olhc best materials Bricks. covered with
TIM and finest workmanship the interior not
quite completed. The out buildings are suii-
cient for the purposes OF the Farm. The tract
contains a fair proportion Of good Tobacco land.
Also. one other tract, about two miles AoIth
west from Orange Coui; lioase, containing about
three hundred acres, ard adjoining the land Of
MAJOR C. c. Macon, Reuben Macon, and VIM
ID. Clark, E>qs; from fifty 10 sixty, acres only OF
this lani is cleared, the remainder is in original
forest, and is covered with heavy growth of the
finest timber which on account OF lis location. is
particularly valu&lle.-Therc being Saw Mill
on either hand. within mile of the centre Of the
tract, and timber being somewhat scarce in the
ncghbo;hood. Inequality oithis land generally,
is equal 10 any in The Southwest Mountains;
large part OF il choice Tobacco Land To one
skilled in tie cultivation o! Tobacco. good up
pouun;ty is here presented 10 make Judicious
invcsimcnt-,here are no improvements on his
Tract. Persons disposed 10 purchase are invited
10 view the above lanis-which will b. shown
ON application 10 Doctor Slaughter, or John NJ.
Chapman, ESQ, at Orange Court House.
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r UDLAM. PRESTON & CO, ToDAcco
IL AID GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Richmond. Va-Make liberal advances on con-
signmenis to their address.
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MEDICAL INSTITUTE, ~ RICHMOND VIRGIL
Hi NIa.-The subscribe. presents the following
scheme for private Medical Instructions and respectful
" soc;ts the counicnance of the members of the pro
frs-inn The course cf instruction VIII embrace i,r1
ycarSa Junior and Senior Yrar-earl "f which Will he
divided into 4 Summer and Winter Session. The SUM
In,r Session 10 commence April 18th, aud t-rainate
September ls,. The Winter Session will commerIe
November let. and terminate March Isl
The fee 70. the year, embracing Summer ana WIN
ter Session SO IN 0dc For ciihr! Session separate
~ Sic IN adroaee. The exercises of the Institute vi
consist OF Lectures, REGULATIONS, and Examinations
upon The several branches uf Medicine.
ARR aNGEMENT OF STUDIES.
JUNIOR YEAR.-SHmmcr Session Special Anao-
my Special Philosophy Mltera Mrdica and fhcrapeu-
ties; Chemistry. Hunter Sessiou-ro The Summer STU
die. will he added Surgical Anatomy; Surgery lIhrore-
teal aud Practically Theory and Practice Of Medicine;
Midwifery.
SENIOR YEaR.-Summer Scssioa-Gcaeral Anao-
ms; Principles Of Pathology Pathological An,on'y Ge'
neral Physiology; Auscuatinn Medical JnriSprndcnee
U.ner Se.sion-Reyiew uf all the Studies of tbs Junior
and Senior years.
addition The above, the Student viii have access,
at all times TO Ire Medical and surgical under
treatment in the Aims IIouSe College Inftmary and
Prnitenlaiy, aarding MIN ample opportunity "f Obtain
ing practical inimmai on. and testing by observation
the accuracy al the principles which are being incu-
Gated. Address AUG. J." WARNER, NJ. ID.
Richmond Arr;l 9th. le4i l07-Gm
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JANIS Rrr,a. 18th July, 1911

produce and merchandise AT the annexed rates.
JANIS RIraR, 18th July, 1871,
To JAMES BosHER,
Prss,den, Of the Richmond aud Petersburg r. r. Co. /:
For the information of ship masters and owners who
may no, he acquainted with the facilities and advan
tages OF your depot on the Apnom,ttox River, pee
leave 10 state in the first place there water for ap
to load TO sixteen teet 10 leave tho depot a. haf nooa
and pass safely llarrisons Bar al r water In
the next place, your Gne houses are OF vast por
lance IN storing tobacco The steved"re can 'ek our
the hogshuads. II is my firm belief thai snip OF oo
hngshcads would gain 81. Your tine wharvrs are great
Of labor, blocks and tails in the hosting 81 cargo
am fully satisfied that the despatch and convenience
for aing dIscharging IS superior TO any o,nst pace
on the river. Mill,
Master OF Ba:qne ST. Joseph OF Baltimore
Extract Of letter from Captain Pearson:
Il have takea the b;que Byron tn Wa'iha IN nai-
last and th:re loaded her with 533 hogseads OF lohac
ca, she then drawing Is feet 10 inches which was n
much water thought safe to take over Harrison
Bar and came out safe--aot having al any time less
than three and half fathcnls
81 was very mach pleased with The place, and nm
confident h.t is the best Place james River for
economy and despatch and would recommend II TO
all my friends Coming to James River.
GRO Il. PEARSON,
"EarQuc B, ron, OF Newhnryron
"To James Bosher, President of K e. 7. X. X. Co."
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DOWHATAN LAND FOR SAI.E.-The
subscriber being DESTROYS OF removing 10 The
Stale of Missouri will oacr for sale 10 The high
est bidder. on SATURDAY, the 'lst day OF An
gus, next, upon the premises, Git not previously
disposed oi) his Tract of Land IN Pownaian 20,
called MOUNT LAUREL, containing, BY a
late survey, s6Si acres. This Farm Is about ,
miles above Powharan Cout House, AMI about
forty miles above Richmond. ON the head waters
Of Deep Creek, branch Of James River The
improvements are Of an excellent character CON
si.tin. of a large Frame Dwelling House; with
all necessary out-houses, Barns, Stables, tobacco
Houses. &c. and has always been regarded as
one of the best old Plantations in the ncishbor-
hool-having large portion Of creek ana branch
land upon it; and the recent additions which nave
been made 10 ii, have given it an ample supply
of Wood Land. A moderate cash payment on
Is will be required, and a liberal credit given ior
the balance Of the purchase money. ,,,.u
The subscriber viii also sell privately his MN
Tract containing 293 acres OF land, win orIS'
Mill, ana small Frame Dwelling House upon
il. situated about five miles above PoWha!an Conf'
House In This Tract an excellent bargain can
he had. aS the Mill itself will yict PROM OF more
than ten per cent per annum upon The Price ASK
cd for il. JOfN N.t'iI.
JULY II l'-i~t
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A MELIA ACADEMY.-Thc next Session
II will commence Sept. Isl, and end July lst,
1915
Board and Tuition, Sl50;S1,:l1 to I've paid Sept
Isl: s75 February Isl. Punc;ual attendance at
the commencement OF th2 session is earnestly re-
qucscd Refer 10 WIN. II. HARRISON.
s-.f Direct, (post paid Elk Hill p. o., Amelia.
July lit w. III. II.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLlC.-The sub
~ scrber has recently opened Tavern IN tle
town Of \"w Canton. Tor the accommodation Vi
hi, friends and the public. New Canton Is slu-
a,ea ON he rich, bank Of the James River IN the
county Of Buckingham, and within hall a mic
Of The James River Canal. He is determined 10
snare no mains necessary 10 accommodate com
louably and agreeably all who may call upon
him. Persons in the ncishborhood OF Bucking-.
ham court house. or within reasonable distance oil
New Canton wishing To take the boat on the ca
nal. going up or down. will find IL to their interest
as well as comfort TO call upon him. He VIII al
ways have ready some agreeable conveyance 10
carry passengers from his house 10 the boat. and
from The boat To his house
The Two horse pos, coach, running from Buck
ing!am CONT house 10 New Canton and back .
times :; week puts up with him, and an arrange
mcnI has been made - that the coach reaches
New Canton each evening on which Inc boat
goes down time enough Tor persons going To Rich-
iGond 10 take passage on the boat for the latter
place. and leaves New Canton the next morning
after the boat going up reaches the latter place
JAMES S. WREN.
New Canton, June 81, 1914 13--2m
NASH FOR WTIEAT.-We wish 10 pur-
" chase WHEAr,he present season, and forSood
crops, rel elcaned we will pay the highest market
price in CASH Farmers on the Dan and Stanton
rivers. and elsewhere, who have good crops, may
find ii to their interest 10 call on us before selling
READ, CARRINGTON Il WILLIAMS.
Clark>vi!le, nth June, 1911.
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CAMUEL WINFREE will sell Tobacco,
- Wheat and Flour on commission, and Will
give particular attention 10 eli property entrusted
TO his management.
Office in ircn, building Of Shockoe Warehouse.
Jan,9 lily
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TTHE subscriber wishes 10 sell his Farm IN
i Hanover county, called GOULD HILL
1t lies on Pamunky River, about six miles below
the Court House, and contains sloi acres o.
which $50 acres have been married with decided
benefit There is on the Farm an abundant sup
PLY of mari, which is more than usually acceSSi-
bic. All the married land produces clover well
The terms of sale will he made 10 sui! The pllr-
chaser. The subscriber would like To sell the
crops and stocks OF every description with the
land. w. H. ->El"oc.N.
In, l.'-ON'
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ID oBERT HILL & BROTHER, .dUCYIo.SEERS,
II BELL Tavern Richmond Ya.-The Subscribers ten
der their thanks TO their friends aud the public for the
liberal patronage they have received, and take this me
thod to inform them, that they still carry on the same
business at the B- Tavern, ani hope tor continual
ton of their fvors. They attend particularly 10 the
selling and hiring of Negroes, both publicly and private
w. and 10 The sale of Houses and ots in Richmond and
lis vicinity as we. the sale Of all kinds of Produce.
They xiii always be found al the Bell Tavern.
ROBERT HILL & BROTHER.
hi, oc GIFT
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nUBIIC NOTICE.-Lnad Eer SHE nndsr
Derd ofTfas-Pursuanlio Deed OF IrlS''
executed On the eighth DAY o! December le1n' oS
Inhn Mcmillan and Elizabeth his wife 10 Law
son Burloo, and The undersigned, and >nTvl-
yor. for certain purposes therein mentioned, which
decd is recorded in the Clerks Office OF Brooke
county shall proceed, on MONDAY. The 18th
dav Of August next, (being Court day. 10 sell.
for cash. at public auction, al the front door Of
the Courthouse in Wcllsburg, IN the said county
Of Brooke, Tract Of Land, lying and being in
the said county. on the waters OF Harlen's run,
adjoinin. the lands OF Josiah Burk and Robert W.
Cloud and containing one hundred and ninety
eight acres The said land was convcyedto The
late Lawson Buriooi and myself, as Trustees, 10
secure the repayment OF loan made NJ the Com
monwealth 10 The sranter, Mcmillan from the
Washington Monument Fund, and the Title there
10 is believed 10 be indi>puiable Acting Is Trus'
tee however shall convey with Special warranty
JAS Z. HEATH. Surviving Trustee.
Richmond, Va, May II, ISL. 2-lalIsoA
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DEWARE OF COUNTERFElTS NO one medicine
ID has ever been more cOunterfried than Row1nd's
Tonic Mixture-,c S,roage pro hit no one has ever
been more POPULAR This, however, calls for The great
er vigilance on the part of Fever and Aeac patients Ia
avoid the toasaa ehsots by means Of which, their sni
ferinas will be prolonged, instead of hins promptly "a
Ideally and permanently cured by procuring that old "a
ror,e and sterling remedy, the only tue, KiGiSAL and
genuine Rowand's imprnvedl Toaic Mixture, guarded
by the rrit,ea signature OF John r. Rowand on paper
label which pa scs the mouth Of every bottle oil
the true article and must be destroyed in drawing the
cork.
Merchants of int giity and honesty deal in the true
Tonic Mixture Knaves and impostors sell the counter
feits A word 10 the wise is enough.
Sold by all the respectable Druggists in Richmond,
Petersburg Fredericksburg, Norfolk &C.
Sole Proprietor, (again.)
JOHN Il. ROWLAND, Phila.,
Graduate Of University of Pennsylvania
In,
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MORE NEW BOOKS Cycloprdia of
INI Practical Medicine, edited by John Forbes,
NJ D.. A. Tweelic, NJ. D. and J. Connolly, M.
D. Revised with Additions by X. Dunglison,
NJ. D., to be completed in 2l Parts at so cents
each--a Part TO be published every two weeks
6 and Parts TO hand for subscribers. TlLNEY
HALL. Novel, by t. Hood, Author of Whims
and Oddities. &c Price 25 cents.
LEGENDS Of Ireland-Traditions and Fairy L.
ssn,is Of the South Of Ireland, by t. CroXion
Crockcr, with numerous Illustrations. Price 5O
cen;s-)ust received for sale BY
DRINKER & MORRIS,
Book binders and Saioneis.
July 2 l6-wg
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DUBLIC SALE.-Thc subscriber acting IN
dcra decree Of the superior Court OF spot
sylvania rendered on The first day OF May last IN
n s,,i, therein pending between Lewis Wrcnn and
Eliza his Wife plaintiffs. and Edmund Clarl' adj
minisra,or with the will annexed Of John Carrier,
deceased, and others defendants will sell a puo,
lie Auction. on the second MONDAY in August
next, at the Bowling Green, in the county oil Ca
roIine the Tract OF Land in said COUNTY oil wh'cn
the said John Carerdied seized. Inc II acl con-
ains about forty acres, ana adlolns me itts VI
Mrs Boutwell,. b. Boutwell,, and Theodorick Gar
rr,t Somuch ofthe purchase money as will cover
me cost and charges Of sale, and one-onrlh oil
The residue thereof, will b. required III hand
for the balance thereof crc 1t Of onr year Will
~, 10 In, ~, n'''''' JOHN l.. MARIE.
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VIRGINIA AMELIA SPRINGS-These
v Springs are now open for the reception OF
visitors. They are in excellent order, and every
effort will be made TO give entire satisfaction to
those who may favor me with their patronage
a further description is deemed unnecessary.
FRANCIS A. WILSON.
June % I4-wCw
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r AW SCHOOL AT STAUNTON-Thc
IL next session will commence on the Goth No
vcmbcr next, and continue until the 2Jth March
following The Text Books employed will he,
Chlvs blackstone fuckers Commentaries,
Lomax's Digest of Real Property. Lomax on
Executors Isl voame of Slarkic on Evidence lst
volume Of Chilly on Pleading, Stephens on Plead
ing and Lubc's Equity Pleading. Fee for in
struc,on $50, PAYABLE in advance. Boarding
and al. other ncccssarv accommodations can b.
had at the best public houses in Slanton, upon
very moderate terms.
LUCAS p. THOMPSON.
July 2 15-wtf
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nor SALE OR EXCHANGE-A large lot
i o. piece of ground, about two hundred feet
by four hundred feet fronting on second, third and
Walnut Streets in the Town of Lagrange, Fay
etc county Tennessee. The Improvements
thereon, consist of 4 large lwo-slnricd Frame
Dwelling twenty feet by fifty feet; a one->toficd
Cottage, eighteen feet by thirylwo feet, with por
lico side office, and back building; Mil House,
twenty -vc feet hy fifty feet, with horsepower al
lached together with Kitchens, Stab.e>. Smoke
House, We'll OF excellent Water. &c.. &c Thc
original eos! Of this property was about = 600;
i clear OF al membranes and sill ne sold l"w,
ar exchanged for small Farm, or unimprorcd
land having water power on il. in Il healthy and
suitable part of Virginia. Direct 10 The >''b>cIi-
bcr No 1915, Arch Street. Philadelphia
CHARLES POTTS.
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r OUISA LAND FOR SALE.-Thc sub
IL scrihcr wishing 10 move TO the West this
Fail, offers for lie, privately, his Farm. situated
on Fork Creek, in Louis! county, containing
!.Os3 acres The improvement are all new, and
sufficiently commodious for The comfortable re-
ccp:ion OF a tolcrahly large family. The Farm is
in good state of rnprocemeni-it is divided IN
10 four shifts, OF about 90 acres each, and stand
ing pasture OF 900 acres Some Of the Land Is
we'll taken in clover and herds grass. There are
only about 800 acres cleared the balance timber
cd land Tic above land is situated in an intel
l;gen, and agreeable neghborhood, and one of the
hcalthie>t locations in the State. A further de-
scrrtcn is deemed unnecessary, as it is pre-
snmcd that any one disposed 10 purchase will
fist view the premises. The terms of sale will
be liberal. and made known ON application 10 the
subscriber. JOHN {. u. GooDN ~.
Jouisa Julv , l6-lai5t.
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SHIPPERS AND SNIP OWNERS

T II T 80 TT = Wit Y W 'I@Kt'7'
NOUR attention Is asked To the annexed communities
L .ions, showing, by actual experience, the superior
advantages of Waiiha port for receiving or dis
charging cargoes. The Richmond and Petersburg Rail
road Company are prepared to transport all articles OF
produce and merchandise At the annexed rates.
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OEN NEGROES rOn SALE.-The sub
ACO scribcr will sell. by private contract Ill
families and lots To sui, purchasers The Above
named number of likely and valuable negroes 1t
any time between The present date and the iirSl oi
December next. or until that number Or there
ahouts is disposed OF. Southern planters and 9th
ers rising 10 yVrch0s". requested 10 call up
on the subscriber. residing near Loretio Post o.
fee. Essex county, Fa.-and all letters oi enquiry,
pest }wd will be promptly attended 10. The la
ciles for transportation, bv land or water. are
very rood and The negroes, as 4 lot, are equal 10
any ever offered Tor sale in Va.
RICHARD BAYLOR,
July / lift Executor OF hohi p. Waring.
4 VALUABLE FARM IN AMELIA FOR
"A SALE-By virtue of deed in trust cXccll-
led 10 the subscribers b. Thomas T.. Letter and d,;-
Il recorded in the Clerk Office oi Amelia, We
offer for sale, privately. that valuable Farm on
whic. Thus /: Jeicr lately resided near JelerSvlle,
known bv lie name of Waync Oak. AM contain
ing bv recent survey, one thousand two hundred
acres aboutiwo bundled ana >cycniy-ilvc of which
are IN Original. forest, well limheged and fist rate
tobacco land \ large portion III the open land is
vi good quality and produced fine crops ottobac-
co. wheat corn and oatS. The i'm, .rovcmcns are
very superior, consisting, oi a large tWo-siory
dwelling. house nearly new, with nine rooms, heat
Is PANEL inside and out, three p3rcheS. with turn
eli pillars. &c, good framed Kitchen ice-hoil>c
servants house and carriage house-bc>idcs -four
or five negro cabins with hric! chimney, and
every other clubhouse necessary on such farm
If immediate application he made, This farm
may he bought for a low price with money. III
Their OF the undersigned Trustees will take plea
sure in showing the Plantation &c. 10 any person
who NAV wish 10 purchase. II will lie sold i'll lois
or entire to suit purchasers.
TlLMON L. JETER.}
JOHN A. JETER, }Trustces.
J. W. G. WlNGO,
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TlLA.ON E. JETER,}
JOHN A. JItTER, Trustees.
J. w. G. WlNGO,
March 9l-2amii

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-We Of
' fer for sale the Farm On which the late Mus
coe Boulwarc resided, lying in four miles OF tie
town of Port ROYAL, and containing about 500
acres. The farm is diviGc into three lcIds each
field Welding abort 5oo barrels Corn, and 500
bushels small grain, and is i'll all improving con-
dition.
There are upon ii, abou, one hundred acres OF
first rate meadow land, each field having in ii
portion cflhcsamc The orchard ahounds with n
great variety of choice fruit, and the garden with
many beautiful flowers The dwelling house is
commodiouS enough 10 entertain a large family,
and there are sutciency OF out houses for the
nsc of The farm. There is spring OF excellent
water very convenient 10 the house. y further
description isdcemcd unnecessary. a. persons dis
posed la purchase would 20 doubt prefer viewing
liz premises. which will hc shown them al any
time hy r. II. Garrett. vino resides within mile
of said farm.
Should VIC be unable 10 sell the farm privately
before the 18th Angus, next We shall. on thar day,
II t?ir. ifnoi. on The next fair day. otter the farm
for sale publicly on The premises.
:r4~ Terms. made known on the day OF sale.
~. The purchaser would have the privilege Of
seeding the land in small grain this tall, and iull
possession given on the Isl OF January next.
THOMAS b. MARTIN,
RICHARD Ii. GARRETT
Executors of NJ Boulware, deceased.
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uODGES UNION HOTEL.

This Establishment is now undergoing
IA thorough repair in every branch iH;i g., OF
nished, and opened ready to receive Day Board
ers on Tuesday the 10Th of July. Transienls
and Families on the LIST OF August. II Is deem
cluseless 10 say any thing in way OF rccommen-
da,ion of this House, for il is conceded by all
who know it, there is no, a House in Virginia to
surpass it for comfort and convenience; It is
wei. located for business, can accommodate
abov, 200 persons; it will be furnished with Wa
Ter from the Bloody Run Spring, which is con-
>lered equal TO any water in Lower Va. me
Stable is large, airy and in first rate order; the
O>tlers are as good as any in the State. All The
proprietor can say for himself and assistants, is,
thai every effort will be cxered 10 give sailstac-
ton. =. "A. hoDuES'
Richmond July Il, 1914.
P. S.-A first rate House Keeper wanted, al
50. a No / Cook; none need apply unless they
can come well recommended, and are fully quail
tied 10 discharge all the duties faithfully that ap-
pertain to each branch oftheir business.
G. A. II.
J)--Sm
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ITO w. n. DAvlS.-Take notice>>.a,I shat, on Sa-
turday, the nth August, ~ at the Courthouse,
in the town Of Lewistnn, E| Lunenbnrg county, aud
state Of Virginia. take the deposiiins of Christopher
Anderson, ST. Samuel Crauey. and others, :" be read
as evidence in suit prndiGs IN t:e Circuit Supsricl
Court Of Law and Clancc,y FOR Cumberland county
Virginia, in which you Plaintiff, aud Josiah NJ
Young, and others Defendants
CHRISTOPHER ANDERSON, in.
I,ly If 20-tut