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PROPOSALS FOR RATlONs.

UEADQUARTERs or THE MARINE CORPS,
QrAETERMAsTER's OFFICE.
WasnlNGroS. Oct, !, 1914.
CtFPARATE PROPOSALS will he received
- at this Office until 10 O'Clock A. NJ, on Mon
day. Ilih November next iorturnishing raiions TO
the United States Marines, Ill the following Sta
tons for the year 1873, viz
Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
Charestown Massachusetts
BROOKLYN Long Island New York.
Philadelphia. Pennsylvania.
Gos?olt. near Norfolk, Virginia.
Pensacola, Florida, and
Washington District of Columbia.
Each ration TO consist ofone pound and quar-
Ter of fresh beef or three quarters Of a pound OF
mess pork: eighteen ounces OF bread or superflne
nour at the option OF Government and al The rate
otsiy pounds of good coffee twelve pounds Of the
best New Orleans sugar, eight quarts OF the best
white beans. four quarts OF vinegar two quarts OF
salt four pounds OF good hard brown soap and
one and halt pounds of good hard, dipped tallow
candles to each hundred rations.
The beef required shall BE- delivered on the or
der otthe commanding officer OF each Station
either in bulk or By single ration, and shall con-
sist of the best and most choice portions OF the
carcase the pork 10 be No. !, prime mess pork:
and the groceries OF The best quality of the kinds
named subject 10 inspection.
No bid will be entertained, unless accompanied
by the names of two sureties, responsible for the
faithful performance OF the contract.
Tobe endorsed, Proposals for Rations for 1915"
AUG. w. NICHOLSON, q. NJ. NC.
Oct. I0-3,awtllN
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Duniop, Ioncure q Co.

Commissioners SAL NJ iHcii0a NJ CcAtJai, COm-
manGin. Real Ea0tr.
DY virtue OF decree of the Chancery Court
ID ofthe Richmond District, will be sold on the
premises, on Monday, the DIST October, al II
O'Clock, that central, most commanding square oil
Lots, situated between i,h and 9th streets, extend
ing from l. or Main to or Cary streets, being
Nos 5S3, ISL, COZ and SOB, according TO the plan
OF the CITY oi Richmond.
Also. Lot No ST. situated on the Canal. a, the
intersection of Il and 9TH streets
Also Lots Nos G55, G3G, GA and G75, being the
square situated between l. and { streets and 81
and III streets
Sale 10 be made in the order as advertised, on
the following terms, 10 Wit:
Onc-eighth in cash, one-eighth in 6 months,
one-eghh in II months, and The remaining five
eigltS a, the expiration ofiive years, all from the
day OF sale, with the privilege 10 the purchaser 10
continue the credit upon tbs last tiveeighths for
the lifetime Of Mrs. Thomas Taylor il she sur
wives the first five years; the said live eighihs ror
ton oi the purchase money 10 bear interest from
the day oi sale, payable quarter-yearly, the pur-
chaScr> 10 give negotiable noles satisfactorily
dorsed, 10: the payment OF the two.eighlhs at The
expiration OF six aud twelve months and for the
residue bonds with good security, payable as
aforesaid and the title 10 be retained, subject 10
the further order OF Court
A plan OF the Lots NAV be seen at the office Of
the Auclioreer>, Dunlop Moncure & Co.
WILLIAM GAIT,
GEORGE w. MUNFORD,
Sept 20-ctds Commissioners.
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r +. WORDS OFFICE.-More prizes sold!
j Ticket Nos II So 70, Il splendid prize in
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 81, sold and cashea by
WORD.
The following are the drawn Nos:
a. 20 AZ Ga IS 60 IA 81 II 35 lG So % &c 5.
Drawing Of Grand Consolidated Lottery No. -:
So Sc Gs % II 4s 81 IS 50 IS II.
Some fine prizes sold in this Lottery.
Drawing of Monongalia Lottery, Glass No. Al:
As is 50 81 p Is 50 40 80 3G 10.
Drawing of Alexandria Lottery, Extra: No Pr
40 81 46 81 Il - As 50 10 CT p J.
Some fine capitals sent out in this scheme.
Drawing of New Jersey Lottery, Class 90;
81 60 81 sc 81 II 81 66 81 % 76 30.
81 Il &c, a fine capital, sold in The above BY
WORD.
NIB. The 100000 lottery draws next Sa'ur-
day. All who want tickets had better write im-
mediatelv. Some choice packages yet left at
Oct Is WORDS OFFICE.
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OHEAP WHITE. RED And YELLOW

THEAP WHITE, RED AND YELLOW
~ FLANNELS.-Wbite Flannels al 2 shil-
lings 37s and so cenis-fne red F!annels at %
cents, , shllings, 31s, and finer; yellow Flannels
at % cents, 81 cents, and finer mlled Flannels
for gentlemen's wear White Canton F'lannels
at pence and shilling.
A large assortment Of the above just opened
and for sale cheap, BY wholesale or retail, at
Oct l5-tf RO II. JENkINSS.
TO THE CREDITORS OF THOS. JORDAN.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the sum Of
IN Sal 06, is in the Bank of Virginia to the
credit of the Court of The United States, Eastern
District of Virginia. at Richmond, in the case OF
Thomas Jordan, Bankrupt, and that after ten
days the Court will make an order for dividend
and distribution thereof
EDMUND CHRISTIAN,
Oct. 15-Iaw2w General Assignee.
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Maradioa in Singing, ami an Tie Pioao F",t>
MIR. JOHN DUNDERDALE respectfully
wi announces, that il is hi intention u receive
limited number 81 pupil, Tor instruction in
Vocal Music and on the Piaro Fore, in The City
of Richmond, commencing GA The Isl OF October
next.
Communications addressed 10 Mr. D. at p H.
Tayor's Music Store, will bcprompily attended To-.
Sept 2S-lw
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NEGRO CLOTHING

Ear Farmers. I~baccoaiaS and lErch0nts
MY stock of Heavy Negro Goods is unusu-
Itl ally large, and will b. offered at low prices
Blankets of all sizes and styles. as we'll as all
kinds of Domestic Goods will he oiicied al very
small advances | also offer for sale al reduced
prices. several eases OF medium and low priced
Satinc,r> Buyers will do well 10 examine The
stock. d. II. LONDON.
Oct 1I--ff
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BIZ lie Lieutenant Governor Of Virginia.
PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, a vacancy hath occurred in The General
w Assembly of this Commonwealth, by The death Of
Joel Halleuian the delegate elect for the county of Isle
OF Wic The Sheriff of ihr said county is therefore
authorized and required TO hold election on the first
Monday in November next, v Thin his said county, Tor
a delegate Ia I'LL the vacancy aforesaid.
Given under my hand, "a Lieutenant Governor, act
ing rs Governor, in pursuance of the provisions
I,EAl of the Constitution, and unrer the Lesser seal
al the Commonwealth, NJ Richmond, this fourth
day Of September in the year ls44.
Sept. 10 36-,d JOHN RUTHERFORD.
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T, ~ Editors NJ the Enquirer:
Genllemen-I observe in your paper of The Isl
instant. a notice OF the report of my remarks IN
n. Richmond Wing of the 2S;h September in
which Won propose 10 investigate this admission
q, Mr. Venable in relation TO The Toryism .!
EzesieI Polk
sincerely regret that any person should have
mad. il necessary for me 10 notice IN the papers
an incorrect repor; OF any remarks, which may
have made during the canvass; and as some friend
sent me the Wing containing the statement, i'm
msdiatelv addressed a Card TO the Editors con-
aiming The true statcment-which | hope they
all publish will also furnish YOU with the
rue rerSion which please publish. Having on
.iue or Two occasions before been unfairly report
a. and mol deemng the matter worthy OF notice,
| passed il BY: but took the precaution Of making
ample notes of nv speeches, and preserving them
70 aasrd corrections, il necessary. presume the
..,ort in the Wing refers to a speech made al
r,ank!inlon in August last am made 10 say :
Il ADM, the Toryi>m of Ezekiel Polk, but claim
in ni> grandson, James X. Folk, the greater me
ri, on that account since with that bad example,
lie is not Tory likewise, but true friend 10 his
country" Now, did say in relation to the
charge made against Ezekiel Polk and its effect
upon James X Polk, that all that was charged
NJ proved was, "lhat Ezekiel Polk took British
rejection which he with many other men were
forced TO do But admitting not only this charge,
hut charges sill more serious, il made against
Ezekiel Polk. what had this to do with the claims
al lanes X Polk?-That the hyena who opened
the recent grave, and Toasted on the flesh OF the
di>nierred body, had his hunger aud his instinct
ior has excuse but thar envied neither the head
northe heart OF any man who could bIrrow through
The graves oftwo generations, and snatch hand
ial OF the dus, of grandfather 10 throw ii in
>ul,ingly in the face Of deserving grandson
that il. was a distinct admission OF the Wings of
The purity and patriotism OF James X. Polk, when
they we're driven to the miserable shift of going
back two generations for grounds of reproach."
have thus given you the statement accurate
II as it was made on the Nth of August which
vas the last occasion on which have addressed
ne people having been prevented from pursuing
.e canvass by delicate health. Mr.. Haywood's
indication OF Ezekiel Polk had not then appear
cd and concur with sou, that with all but r06id
ITigs his question is by i'll put 10 resi-. am not
a.onished a, any thing which may occur in the
>-ogglc of a party who begin 10 see the desperate
Ies..on Of their affairs.
Yours, respectfully,
A. w. VENABLE-
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PASSAGE TO BALTIMORE.

:. - n The Steamboat CURTIS PECK
,,sr-e. s;s WILL from this date, connect with
The Baltimore boats every Monday, Wednesday,
and Thursday allcrEoon-and passengers going
Nouh.will by this route, arrive in Baltimore the
next morning in time for the Northern cars-rc-
turning will meet the boats so 10 arrive in Rich
mond every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
evening, by 3 o'clock, P. NJ.
Passage and Farc-Six dollars each way.
Oct. ll-l2t HASklNS 4 LIBBY.
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DRAPER AND TAILOR,

No. lOI, WEST Mas STREET,
JJTOULD respectfully inform his friends and
w those who have 50 literally pa;ronised
him. thai he has Just returned from the Northern
Cities. where he has selected with great care,
beautiful assortment, Of FALL GOODS in his
line, comprising Cloths, CassimereS, Vestings,
Gloves. Sc. and indeed every article constituting
a Gcnilcman's Wardrobe. He has spared no
pains in the selection of the above Goods, and
would respectfully ask the attention OF his friends
10 them, feeling assured that the terms upon which
he will be able 10 furnish them, will be such as
to give satisfaction, being determined TO sell
them as low as such articles can he purchased al
any Northern or Eastern Establishment, style and
quality considered Sept. 30-eolm
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UToRTHAMs OFFICE, 40. :, Exchange

NTORTHAM'S OFFICE, No :, Exchange
w Placc Riehmoad, Fngin'a.
$4,000 Capital for to-day! The drawing Of
the Alexandria, Extra, Class No. ZIG comes by
this evenings maiI-Tickes for sale until p. NJ
Prizes $1,000 1000, 1900, l,I6l, 10 of 600,
10 of 1000 % of 900. 40 of $50, 60 OF 100, 30 OF
-, &c. Tickets $i-sharcs in proportion.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
"Wednesday, Oct. lGth.-S20Oo. 5000, 1900,
5000, ,52l 3, &c. Tickets 70.
THURSDAY Oct. l7.-S25, 900, 1900, 1000, a,Ooo,
LIS So Tickets IS.
saturday, Oct. I9.-SG0Ooo, 10000, $1,000,
10000, &c. Tickets $40.
And 10 be drawn soon:
October 2Gth.-S335, 295 II, ll,76i 20, 5000,
5000, &c. Tickets 80.
Oct. lit
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II. w IL
Brcsville, y. c., Oct. 5, 1914.
IT, tie Editors Of the Enqnircr:
a CARD

a CARD.
have seen letter from a gentleman in Fred
er;cksburg, TO his friend in Richmond, staunS
mat Mr.. Griswold, of this City in a public adj
dress 10 the people of The town or vicinity OF
Fredericksburg. endcavorcd to bring down the
high political reputation Of the Spartan Band oil
the Democratic Republican party OF the City OF
Richmond and aimed blow AT the party through
me bv assailing my political character, and as
Serring that W. ID. Wren, the President OF the
Association, was an old FederaliS, The writer
Of that letter desiring to be informed as 10 the
truth of the charge made By Griswold, my OBJ
Jet in addressing you this morning, IS to give the
lie direct TO The charge made by Griswold OF my
being an old Federalist, and 10 inform my Demo-
cra,ic friend of Fredericksburg, that never did
Unite with or join the old Federal partv on the
contrary, in the year 1900, joined in with the
Democratic Republican party OF Richmond, and
have uniformly acted with them up TO this day
ana hot having seen any good cause tn alter my
political creed | expect 10 die as | have lived,
S;aunch Democratic Republican
w D. WREN.
Ha2ay Morning, lih oct. 1874.
Bad health, for the last three months, has de-
p'red me OF the pleasure of comminging with
!av Democratic Republican Associates in their
evening meetings, but have been much gratified
with their reported proceedings May | then be
permitted 10 say TO my friends, Go on, as my de-
lliiacd state of health will not permit me TO say,
Come on; and may God prosper the good cause.
w. ID. w.
,.SfIf any thing could surprise us in these
hish party times, it would be the declaration 10
N'neh Capt. Wren refers. We have been living
III ms CITY for more than forty years-and during
al That period we have never known stauncher
:, -. more consistent Republican, than Captain
William y. Wren Will Mr.. Griswoh never
earn wisdom from experience? Should not the
leS>on which he was taught in lSi0 about his
pFecocious memory" in relation TO Mr.. Van Blu
len nave taught him the necessity of a little more
rio'ion and discretion, in making his s,atements2
ne has recently charged MIR. VIM. Wallace of
ms City with running of like coward 10 Cana
ia during the war; when Mr.. w. did not arrive
IN Inns country until after the war He has charged
one OF the most steady and mos, respectable Re-
pGoicans of Richmond with being a. old Fede-
ia's. Capt. Wren puts that assertion down in
We preceding communication. What nen?
Editors.
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MODERN LANGUAGES.-MR. !. GULL
wi LET has RESUMED his duties as Professor
of Modern Languages. Besides his former
French Glasses, which will I've recognised ri his
rooms. new ores will Nc formed ior FRENCH,
SPANISH and ITALIAN. Private classes for
Ladies will meet in the bascmrn, of one Of the
most central churches on Shockoc I'LL. or IL the
house o one of the scholars Mr.. G.'s Rooms
are AT No l0l, Franklin Street.
lct fl
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MARINE JOURNAL.
High Water this day at ! o'clock, p. NJ.
ARRIVED,

ARltl Ed,
Steamer Columbus, Parrish, Baltimore, sun
dries
Schr Lychburg, Matthias ~ YORK., sundres
To Rovall &. Morgan, l.. ID. Crcnshaw X Co..
w. Piemont, d. Smith, J. III. Anthony, lnocs
Davenport Il Allen, J. Thompson Y Co, w.
II. Donin. Ludlam, Preston, Co. q. w. Ferry
r. Robertson \. Arsell, d. {. Randolph, @. a.
Streckcr j. PiMni, w. Taylor, J. Biselow, J..
Il. Anderson W. Barret, Kent, Kendall X Atwa-
Ter, c. Gennct Van Lew, Smith y Co, J. a.
Lancaster & Co, Richardson & Co. w. Ritter,
J. Dooley, j. Sizcr x Son, J. p. Taylor, y. +.
Harris, Boyd Edmond x Co., Beers < Poindcx-
ter Richards 4 Gardner, Dunlop Moncure X
Co. r. r. Duval, Il. c. Rice. Gaynor, Wood y
Co, j. r. Triplctl &; Son, L. y c. Ellis, G. Della
rue. Keen \ Co, G. t. Sadler, r. w. Allen, w.
Mitchell, Webb, Bacon 4 Co., J. y. Gordon, +.
Pcyton Van Lew 4 Harris, :. Bonavita, J..
Goodc A. Thornton J. Gill; w +. Richie, Will
lianis Il Haxall, Ii. w. Tyler, Warwick, Bro
theirs 4 Co, J. w. Randolph u Co., Fry IL Co.
Lathrop & Vandeurscn, 5. ID. Dcnoon, L < 5.
Hardgrove, T.. Shepperson, J. ]. Ferris {; Co, J.
Myers, S. NJ. Zachrisson, d. Burlington, J. Lips
comb, Workman, McGruder X Go.
SchI General Scott, Doughty, New York, sun
dries
Schr L. p Smith Mills, New York sundries.
Schr Squire and Brothers, Price, Philadelphia,
coal and lumber
Schr New Jersey, Bell. Albany, lumber
Cleared, ship Knckerboc6cr, Jcssen, Bremen,
by L. w. dc Voss.
SAILED,
Schr Rambler Merhew, Portland, coal.
Sailed, from Port WalIhall, 18th Ociobrr 1914,
ship knckerbocker Capt, Jessyn, for Bremen,
with tobacco.
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,r,,a NoBLY REDEEMED, AND

NEKtEC I'll SAF L fON FOEN
". cave Yesterday returns from So counties,
aI,rh we had gained 3,003 since last year,
! , ~ ,6c Wing Governor was elected BY sissy
MAY morning We received the returns OF II
nal counties. which will be found below IN
S.,,,.ne,t i've districts The Democratic majority
/. ~ is 2,120, and the remaining 10 counties
' '.lI carry ii 10 upwards of three thousand. Our
Vim since last year, is IRE thousand three hundred
~ >rea'y:tow!
Frs DISQUALIFICATION Counties
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T Ai. GREGORY 4 co, MANAGERS
j u. Mammoth Scheme for l9:h October, loil

T 81. GREGORY x co, MANAGERS
y. Mammoth ;schcme for l9h October, ISL
N,rc Pti-cs INN R'opky J.,
- III Grawn Nos out Of IS g
Alexandria Lottery, Class +, for 1911, 10 be
drawn at Alexandria, ID. C., on Saturday, 10Th
October, 1871! IL drawn Nos in each Package
of III Tickets Grand Scheme II Grand Capt.
tai Prize of $50 600 10000. $1,000, 10000, 5000
1000, 5000, 5000 1000, 1900 2,3ll, OF 1000
of ,75J. l0of 800 10 Of 1880, 50 Of 900, 50
500, 40 of 100, 100 Of 300, 100 of 30. besides
prizes Of 300, $50, 100, so, 70, CO. 80 40, -, 90
Is, IL, 10.
Whole Tickets so, halves $40, quarters s.
cighths - 30.
Certificates Of Packages of 2G whole Tickets
$3.50 certificates ofPackaccs OF % half Tickets
$40; certificates OF Packages of 70 quarter
Tickets. SO; certificates OF Packages OF 20
eighth Tickets, So
~ Orders for Tickets, and Shares, and Ger
iifcate> of Packages in the above Brilliant
Scheme will be promptly attended to, and as
soon as the drawing is over, an account of ii will
I've forwarded, when requested, 10 all who order
from us. Address
!. G. GREGORY & CO. Managers,
Sept. ~ Richmond, Va.
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GEORGE w. DOMAIN,

LATE or PErERSBtRG,)
GROCER, COMNISSION AND FOR
HARDING MERCHANT.
BASIN BANs, in the brick building recently erect
ed by AIeSsrs Crcnshaw * Co,
OFFERS FOR SALE-Sugar, Coffee, Mo-
" lasses, Salt, Leather Bacon, &c; and So
licirs consignments Of Tobacco Flour, Wheat,
and other produce.
All business entrusted To him will be faithfully
attended TO-
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r WISH 10 hire an active, skiltnl, and lr,rsty
J. OSlIer and Carriage Driver: also a qualified
Waiter OF good habits likewise wish 10 cnr-
ploy Dnchcr, and 10 procure 4 number OF
Posts sufficient TO enclose several acres of land.
Posts of Cedar, Locust or Sas>alraS are desired.
A person disposed 10 engage in the culture Of
small farm, or a market garden in health;ul
situation cuntsuou, 10 the city oi Richmond,
nigh; be suited on application To the undeI<ign
ed. PETER V. DANIEL.
Oct 5-ccfIif
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PcEcrrurcs-Iy nermissj0n.

VV'TtHt'N 70 7HF'Hf'H'
Peer>burg-Mrs>rs. A. Kecvan X Bro; Nc
llwaine, Brownley 4 &C.; y. NJ. Martin &
DOMAINS; Samuel Moriecai, Esq; Lewis +.
Hicks; Col. Henry Thweau.
Richmond-MeSsrs Jno. Maben Co; Webb,
Bacon x Co; w. :. q J. Donnan John G. Hob
son, Esq; Samuel Marx; General James w.
Pegram.
RICHMOND. Va, Sept 81 1914 est
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Oct. 10-cif

A CARD,-The subscriber will not attempt
n an enumeration of the various styles and
Qualities Of SELECT RETAILING DRY
GOODS. which he has recently purchased in the
LARGEST markets in our counlry-but will content
himself with saving to his friends and the public,
tba, his STOCK embraces a variety, and was pur-
chased with advantages which justify him in say
ing, that he can and will furnish lhemon the most
t,vor,h. terms. lie invites calls and examina-
t;ons THOMAS r. PRICE.
net Civ
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~, REV ARD

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber "a trader
II travelling South, on Sunday the 18th Sept. Il
negro man named PLEASANT. The said negro
is about FIVE feet. ten or eleven inches high, Of a
yellow or copper color; has quite sullen look
and speaks >ulIenly He wore away coarse
homes pun shirt, a blue coored coat, roundabout
black country Jeans pantaloons, and an old black
fir hat He was raised in Albemarle county,
Va, By Mr.. Mann Page, ani will doubtless en-
the above rewar! for his apprehension and de-
livery 10 r. H. Dickinson & Brother, Richmond,
Va or for his confinement in Jail, to be delivered
TO them upon application and The payment OF The
reward. T.. G. PONDER,
R. H. Dickinson & Brother, Agents.
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GEORGE w. MUNFORD,
Sept 2O-ctiS Commissioners.

Taiudbie Raj Eaaic on .JameS Rirer. in Bucli ing
ham. fer sac, mithom reerre.
D1 virtue oi two deeds OF trust, or one OF them,
ID a. the case NAV require executed by Charles
A. Scott during his lie, and duly recorded in the
Clerks Office If the County Court OF Bucking-
ham, the first of which bears date the Dist day OF
April, 1885, and the other the 18th November,
1912, the undersigned Trustee. will, on WE'D
NESDAY, the 18th day of DECEMBER, 1914,
offer for sale, 10 the highest bidder for cash, at
the residence OF William A. Scott, in the said
county. the whole. or 50 much as NAV be suii-
cicnt Tor the purposes Tor which the said deeds
were executed ot the Tract OF Land in the said
deeds mentioned. on which the said Charles A.
Scott resided. adjoining the lands Of George Book
or and others. and upon which there exists a pre-
viou> lien for the benefit Of DIR Charles Everett,
upon which there is due about $4,000 This
Tract is beautifully situated on the South side
OF James river, i'll iu view of and having
easy communication with the Canal about nine
y miles above The city Of Richmond, and is esti-
mated 10 contain about twcnty-seven hundred
acres, o which il j. supposed upwards OF three
hundred aclc> are valuable river low grounds
y large portion OF the high land j. perhaps the
richest in Buckingham. The whole Tract lies
we'll is well watcrcd, and as healthy situation
as any in Virginia The sum required TO be
raised under the decd OF trust which is for the be-
IciH OI NlTS. Nancy MICROBES ADMINISTRATIVE Oh
George Nicholas, deceased will be upwards oil
nineteen thousand dollars. II is expected that the
lien in favor of DR.. Everett will be enforced on
the same dav, and that the whole Tract will be
thus offered for sale al the same time. BY the
terms Of the deeds The sale i required To be made
Tor cash. but it is probable that the purchaser, or
purchasers will be- able 10 make with the parties
interested some arrangement By which reasonable
time may be obtained The title Ia he acquired
bv the sale under the deeds OF lrus; is believed 10
be unqueSionable. The sale will tc made sub
lcct 10 the lien existing in favor OF Dr. Everett or
with his consent, and 10 The dover rights OF the
widow of the said Charles A. Scott but seingas
Trustee, shall only convey such title as is vest
cd in me- The land will be shown 10 any person
desiring TO purchase by William A. Scott, who
resides on tie plantation, and whose house will be
open Oh the day of sale, with all necessary com
forts for those attending the sale. Ii, from bad
weather. or any other cause, the Trustee should
deem i, proper Tor the interests and rights OF the
parties concerned, 10 postpone the sale the same
will he ADJOURNED from day 10 day. The land
will certainly BE- sold, and persons DESTROYS OF
purchasing n most valuable healthy, beautiful
and convenient farm, are especially invited 10
come and examine the fine crops now growing
upon it. WM. BRANCH, Trustee.
Oct. l-2awtds