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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-06-14

Other sinners serve the devil Tor pay
lint cursers and swcarers arc volunteers
who gel nothing for their palms.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-20
AUCTION SALES.
SALE OF A VALUABLE FARM NEAR
RICHMOND

RICHMOND.
PURSUANT to a decree OF the County Court
i Of Henrico, pronounced on the 9Th day OF
November 1914, in The suit Of Britannia Wei
linslon kcnnon, widow OF Beverly Kennon, de-
ceased, and Execurix of his last will and tesla
ment Plaintiff against George I. Kennon and
others, Defendants, the undersigned acting as
Commissioners under the said decree, will, on
MONDAY, the 30th day OF December next, at
- o'clock, NJ, proceed to sell at public auction,
on the premises, 10 The highest bidder tract or
parcel of Land lying in the counties OF Henrico
and Hanover, called Soletaire, al present occu-
pied b. the said George Il. kepnon, containing
eight hundred and twenty-Seven acres and two
tentIis OF an acre, about seven miles from the
CITY OF Richmond, on Chickahominy Swamp,
and near The Brooke Turnpike road. The sale
will be made on the following terms, TO wit: For
cash as to so much Of the purchase money as
will be sufficient TO pay the sum ot twenty-five
hundred dollars with interest thereon from the
lst day Of April, 1914, and all the costs attending
the execution of said decree, (including a COM
mission on the whole amount OF purchase mo-
ney OF five per centum on the first three hundred
dollars, and two per cent. on all above lhat) and
the residue of the purchase money payable one
half on the lst day oil January, 1916, and The re-
sidue on the LIST day of January, !Si1, for each
of which instamen,s bond will be taken, bear
ing interest from the day OF sale, to be paid when
the principal is payable. No conveyance will be
executed TO the purchaser until The sale shall be
confirmed, the purchase money paid, and con-
vcyance directed by the Court.
GEO. P. CRUMP, )c
LOFTIN N. ELLETT, o0'h D.
Nov 20-d&ctds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-20
Commissioners

EXTENSIVES SALE OFLAND, SLAVES, &c
TN pursuance of two DEGREES II Tic Ci.cni,
j Superior cour: Of Law and Chanccry, Tor
Kin. George County. the one pronounced IL tie
,,rl and the other al The October Term, lsif--
in the case Of Wa>hngton's Guardian ag'i Bray
Ton, &C., the Undersigned. Commissioners appoint.
cd for that purpose, will Offer for sale ii public
auction, on .N0ptav nc GU day Of Jaau0yy nf2i.
1873, illair !nol, the first tairday thereafter al
the right title and interest of Augustine NJ Bray
ton in the following real estate, in King George
County, Va:
|. Potomac View situated Immediately ON lie
Potomac River containing between 800 and 100
acres OF land. On this estate there is a LARGE
and comfortable dwelling with all The usual GU,
houses
,. Plentiful Farm, adjoining Potomac View,
and containing about 1873 acres.
). Point Pleasant, lying Immediately in thc
neiehhorhood Of the first mentioned estate, ant
contains 3Ii5 acres of superior lard.
T. Roseland This estate contains go 10 3l;0
acres and is Immediately on the river
5. Union, containing f.3 acres CT coed land.
and has on i; a mill which, well managed, MAJ
be rendered very profitable.
The interest Of Augustine NJ. Bra1,on in said
land, is an estate that will determine upon tar
death Of either said Brax,on or his wife Pos.
session will be given the purchaser on the ca,
Of sale. The sale will be without reservation or
condition.
We shall, b. virtue OF the authority aforesaid,
sell at the same lime, the life estate Of Mrs. a.
NJ. Braxton, in 20 or SO slaves; and in absolute
right, large number Of stock. (canle, mules,
and horses,) and quantity Of House and Kiich-
en- Furniture and plantation utensils The sale
OF all he property, rea and personal, will he made
al Potomac View
ss.The terms under The decree, are, for TIE
land, one-third of tie purchase money on The day
OF SALE the balance 10 be paid in twelve months
thereafter the purchasers executing bonds with
approved security for the deferred payments. For
the slaves, credit oftwelve months will be given
the purchasers executing bonds with approved Sc
curity for the purchase money; and also, bond
in double the estimated value OF the slaves pur-
chased, conditioned not TO remove them beyond the
limits Of the Commonwealth. The perishabl-
property will be sold on credit of six months
for bonds with like security for sums exceeding
Sl0-under that amount. CASH.
CARTER NJ. BRAXTON, D Commits
w. r. MASON s;oners
King George, Va, Dec 6-ctds.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-20
LEGAL NOTICES.

TN uANCERY-V,RGINiA In Richmond
i Hustings Court, August l1h, 1914:
Hutchinson ana al rs. Mckim and A.
This cause came on this day, 10 be heard on
the bill taken for confessed as 10 the absent de-
PENDANTS, Joseph McKim and Alexander Nc
Him. against whom, it appears IL lhe Court the
plaintiffs have proceeded in the manner pre-
scribed by the act OF Assembly, and on The bill Of
the plaintiffs, the answer OF The infant defendants
replication thereto, and was argued by Counsel
On consideration whereof, the Court doth adjndge,
order and decree that Wellington Goddn, who is
hereby appointed Commissioner for that pnr-
pose, do SELL on the premises, 10 The highest bid
der, the House and Lot in the proceedings men,
toned lying and being in the city of Richmond,
for cash. as TO one-fourth part Of the purchase mo-
ney, and on credit of three and six months as
TO the residue, taking from the purchaser nego-
table notes, with an approved endorser, or en-
dorsers, for the credit payments, and retaining The
title TO the property as further security for the
same, having given at least ten days previous no.
lice ofthe time and place, and terms Of sale, by
advertisement, inserted in some one or more OF
the newspapers published in the city of Richmond
and posted up at the front door of the City Hall,
and make report how he has executed this decree
And leave is reserved 10 the infant defendants, TO
show cause, if any they can against this decree,
at any time within one year next ailer they shall
respectively arrive at the age OF twenty-one years
And the Court doth further adjudge, order and
decree, that the plaintiff, Jane Hutchinson, do rem
der before John Shore, Commissioned Of this
Court an account OF the rents and profits of the
said House and Lot, for such time as she held the
same, and received the said rents, which account
the said Commissioner is hereby directed TO state,
settle and report, with any matters specially stated
deemed pertinent by himself, or which may be re-
quired by the parties TO be SO stated
A Copy-Teste
CHAS. HOWARD, Clerk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-20
LAND FOR SALE.
NOTICE

DY virtue of Decd of Trust from Alexan-
ID der L. Page 10 The subscriber, and duly re-
corded in The Buckingham Clerks office, shall
sell 10 the highest bidder, on the premises, on The
nth day Of January next, the Tract OF Land,
mentioned in said deed, containing 355 acres, more
or less This land lies in the lower end of
buckingham, adjoining the lands OF John G. Page,
T. C.. Gannaway and others. Al the same time
and lace, will be sold the crops of Tobacco,
Corn, Oals, Fodder, &c-four head Of Horses,
the stock of Cattle, Sheep and Hogs-the Planta-
tion Utensils Of every kind-also Two Negroes,
Anthony and Lucreta. The Negroes will be
sold for cash-the perishablc property, on credi,
Of six months for all sums over ten dollars, The
purchaser giving bond with approved security,
under ten dollars, cash-as 10 the land, the terms
will be made known on the day Of sale.
JOSEPH FUQUA Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-20
PRIZES! PRIZES !! PRIZES =!
In Lotteries n0r Draring,
TO DE HAD At
\ NJ. HOYT'S OFFICE, under the Ex.

TO DE HAD At
n NJ. HOYT'S OFFICE, under the Ex-
~. change Hotel
HoYT's ARRANGEMENT ron THE WEEK.
TODAY!
Friday, one Of 700O.-Tickets s..
Saturday, one Of lO000.-Tickets ;s3.
Saturday one Of 3D000.-Tckets $40.
Splendid Lotteries for December, 1874.
Alexandria Lottery, Class IS, 10 be drawn at
Alexandria Saturday, Dec. 2lst, 1914. IS Nos,
~ drawn.
Splendid Scheme.-One Capital Prize of $50,
0O0 10000, 5000, 3, l4O, 5000 . 800, 1000, 80 of
1000 each, and many OF 500, 300 200, 100, &c.,
&c. Tickets $40; halves S quarters so. A
certificate of package Of 25 whole tickets Si30;
25 halves 65; 25 quarters 50 80.
$4,000 Alexandra Lottery, Class No. 4G,
TO be drawn at Alexandria, Saturday, December
%, 1874 78 Nos II drawn ballots. Grand
Scheme Grand Capital Prize Of $4,000, Of
10000 of 5000, of 5000, of $500, OF
$500, of 1000 of 1863, OF 1000, of 500,
, of $50, 2 of 200, % Of 1000, 200 Of 500,
and many Of 400, 300, $50, 100, &c, &c Tick
els only $40; halves S !; quarters 80. a ccr!i-
fcate of package OF 2G whole tickets $50; &c
half tickets G5; 20 quarter tickets 81 So
Persons visiting the city should call on HOYT,
if in want OF money.
Orders for Tickets, and Shares and Certificates
OF Packages in the above splendid Lotteries, will
receive the most prompt attention, and an account
of each drawing sent Immediately after it is
over TO all who order from d. NJ. HOYT,
Nov 26 Richmond, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-20

BALTIMORE MARhEr-Dec. 49,
FLorR-Thc market for Howard street Flour
is quite massive. Some holders are offering to
sell good mixed brands at 81 l2., but we are not
advised of any important sales. The receipt price
by cars is 81.
GnAIN.-The receipts of Wheat have been
very light tor day or two past, and in consequence
OF the apprehension that the cold weather will
close the navigation of the tributaries Of the Che
sapeake, prices Of wheat have advanced little.
We quote good TO prime reds 10 day at So 90 cts.
and ordinary 10 good at IS SO cts A very
prime 10, Of red Wheat was sold to day a little
above our highest quotation. Sales OF Com al 80
cts. for white, and 80 40 cts. for yellow. Rye
is worth 81 GO cts Sales of Oats at 25 81 cts.
HoGs-Live Hogs are worth al a 4 ia per 100
lbs, and killed Hogs are selling at 80 81 4 l2l,
as in size and quality
PRovIsIoSs.-Therc is some advance in the
price OF Beef, and We note sales Of ZIG barrels New
Prime at SO. We quote Mess al IS 0a9, and No.
lat7 so. We hear ofnothing doingin Pork, and
quote as before viz new city packed Mess a. $40
SO, and Prime at9. A sale to-day of 90 kegs New
No. | CITY rendered Lard at 7 cents Butter is
scarce, and sells readily a. 8 TO 10 cents for
Western, and at IL to IS cts. for Gades according
to quality There is but little new Bacon offer
ing Sales OF Hams are making at cts. and OF
Sides and Shoulders at cts.
WnlsxgY-The demand continues very active
and prices show an upward tendency. Sales OF
hhds. at pa cents and of bbls. at DC cts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-20
VIRGINIA LEGlSLAIUNE.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
-, 80 n.- 10 1Stj

p.,>,r,. were made from Standing Commiltces'
Nj FRAZIER presented a memorial OF G e.,
..ns Of Augusta county, for the passage VI :"
;ncornora,ins the Augusta Female seminary IA.
Wr LACY called up the bill concerning ueeu'
!, ,rust &c; the lst section OF when p ie,euso
Gshors from giving priority orpreierehee' W 49,
..ns, ~ any security, or other person; over Ms
sel Mr WITCHER spoke at length in favor OF
no hill. and in reply TO Mr.. Preston; contenuins,
' ~. the more the bill had been attacked the more
!. had grown in beauty and Strength an ms MT
WI PRESTON replied to Mr.. Wi,chcr.
s.a o'clock. Mr.. Preston having concluded,
i. iii, was laid upon the table, on motion OF MIR.
|.,RVETT; il being understood, that other ar
',a,ents would be made on the subject.
The SPEAKER laid before the House COM
..an;ca,ion from the First Auditor, in reply to
IN fo- information relative to certain lands In
vn o., county, known as the French Survey,
.,rmrrly the property Of De Tubeuf, French
aI.o from the Second Auditor, transmitting
- Annual Report Of the Rector and visitors Of
~ University OF Virginia-transmt,lng, iurther,
:" Statement showing the amount OF all and every
s,,ropriation up 10 this tmc for and on account
q he University Of Virginia.
bn
Iv tIr. BLUE, tina, the Committee on Courts,
.. sncuire into The expediency of authorizing
sn,cals from the Courts Of Hampshire county to
.bI cont Of Appeals at Lewisburg, instead OF the
Court OF Appeals at Richmond.
p,. Mr. GARNETT, that leave be given to
,-;no in bill, providing that the provisions OF
on al Of Assembly, passed the 18th OF February,
ISti entitled, an act requiring that sealed mea-
snres shall be used in ascertaining the quantity
- nvs,ars sold in or taken from certain waters,
.haI be extended 10 the waters OF the Rappanan-
rnck river and lis tributaries.
INr. G. presented petition OF ninety-eight CT
,,,.ps Of Essex county to that cf1ect.)
~ Mr.. COOTES, that the Committee OF r.
,,ncs enquire into the eXpediency OF 50 amending
,Hs law in relation 10 dclinquences OF county and
a,,;sb leycs. as to ensure more faithful collec-
I'm and accountability of the same.
Pr Mr.. RICE, that the Committee on Schools,
&C. enquire into The expedency OF reporting Eli
n +, al last session, having for It's object The es-
lsbIishins OF Common Schools.
ps,i,;ons were presented and referred:
~ Mr.. WINSTON, Of sundry citizens OF
1I.novcr for law authorizing religious. bene-
,oIsn, and literary societies TO hold requests;
By Mr.. THOMPSON of Botelourt, OF sun
irv citizens OF that county, for an act incorporat-
inc company 10 construct turnpike road from
B9cbanan 10 Glover Dale Old Furnace, in said
By Mr. MARSHALL Of Fauquier, Of sun
dry citizens OF Fauquier, for new county out OF
n portion Of said county,
By Mr. STOVALL, documents relating 10
me Caroline contested election.
on motion OF Mr. STREET, the House ad-
icu,ncd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-20
T G. GREGORY & CO., Managers, No. lOl
d Main ST., Richmond.

". 1REGOhI u w., MdndSciS W. lUi
y. Main ST. Richmond.
Splc,ldid Loticries fer December, 1914.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass Is, TO be drawn at
Alexandria, Saturday, December 2lst, 1911. 10
Nos.-l2 drawn.
.Splcndid Scheme.
One capital prize of $50 600, 900, COCO, B. li0,
5000, $500, 3000 SO of 1000 each, and many
Of 500 300, 200, 100, &c. &c. Tickets $40,
halves 5, quarters 3 so. A certificate OF a pack
age of % whole tickets $3.50; rs halves Sti5; %
quarters S32 SO.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. 40, TO be drawn
at Alexandria, Saturday, December %, 1874.
IL Nos, Il drawn ballots. Grand Scheme =
Grand Capital Prize of $4,000, / OF 10000,
of G,0O0, of 5000, Of $500, Of $500, of
1000, Of 1869, Of 600, OF 500, of $50,
, of 1900, 90 of 1000, 300 Of 500, and many OF
400, 300, $50, 100, &C., &c. Tickets only $40,
halves SIS, quarters 81 80 A certificate of a
package OF 60 whole tickets $3.50; 26 halftickets
Sos; 2G quarter tickets $s52 so,
II Orders for Tickets, and Shares, and Certi-
fcates Of Packages in the above splendid Lotto
ries will receive the most prompt attention, and
an account of each drawing will be sent, when
requested, to all who may order Tickets from us.
]. G. GREGORY g. CO.,
Dec. I3--2awd&c Managers, Richmond, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-20
NEGRO HIRING.

THE subscriber, having sold his interest in
i the Auction business and Bell Tavern,
would inform his friends and the public, that his
Office is in the alley OF the Bell Tavern, and in
tends continuing The Commission business, in
Guiding the hiring Of servants out for the ensu-
ing year.
His object will be to get the highest prices, good
homes, and have the hires well secured, and will
pay strict attention 10 them through the year, and
particularly in cases Of sickness. He 1aters
himself that from long experience in the above
line of business, to give entire satisfaction to
those who may entrust their business to him.
Persons intending to send servants to hire, will
please notify him as early as possible, and send
their servants in Town from the Is, to 10th of ia
nuary. Address TO ROBERT HILL.
Dec l2-d&cl0J
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-20

y-F The Ladies OF the Roman Catholic Con-
eregalion, Of Richmond, will open FAIR, Tor the
Benefit of the Orphan. Of St. Joseph's Asylum, on
Monday Dec 23d, at r. NJ, in the City Hail.
This being their first appeal 10 the charitable feel
ings of This community, they confidently hope Tor
Share Of public patronage. A handsome asso:t-
men, Of useful and fancy articles, well suited for
Christmas Gifts, will be offered Tor sale.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-20
--------------
SAIL, nv TX EcTTTpIV

The undersigned will, Immediately ailer the
above advertised sale, proceed to SELL Gf the day
be fair, if moi, on the next fair day herealer) on
the same premises, at public auction, 10 the high
est bidder, an undivided moiely of certain perso-
nal property held BY her in common with DR..
George L. Kenaon, (who will at The same time
sell his moiety) consisting Of the stock of horses,
mules, oxen, COWS, sheep, hogs, &c; farming i'm
plemcnts, grain and provcnder on the said farm.
The terms of sale will be, for all sums over
;20 six months credit; for sums of that amount
and under, cash. Bonds with approved personal
security will be required of the purchasers upon
credit BRITANNIA w. KENYON,
Executrix of the last will and testament
of Beverly Kennon, decd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-20
NEW Work MARKETS. Dee. hi.

NEW YORK MARKETS, Dec. II.
CorToN-Thc firmness of freights at ID checks
operations, altho about GOO bales, sold mostly for
shipment at previous rates
HAY-For Eastern account sold at SO cts.
FLOUR does not change much Genessee ra-
Their dull at 81 rs; Western 62A; Troy 60;
Scratched 43i sc; some Southern fancy
brands brought So; Georgetown dull at G2l;
Brandywine 80; other descriptions S4 so a
G2.. Rye flour 50 25 37A. Jersey Meal s.
so "a 62l.
GR.lN-Some lots Of wheat are offering, but
the demand is small Southern arrivals add TO
the supply Of corn. Sales Of 5000 bushels new
al 40 a 49l weight; old 81 50; new Northern,
46 Al, measure. Northern oats "a SO; South
ern 81 3d.
WmsxEY-The prices are more firm. West
crn sold at 24S 25
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-20

NOTICE.-Applcation will be made TO the
IN Treasury of the United States for paymen,
or renewal of the following certificates OF The old
funded debt of the United States, viz:
One certificate six per cent stock. for Sl56 IL,
on which is due 50 SO; one certificate of three
per cent stock, for sos 81; and one certificate
six per cent deferred stock, for s7s 05, on which
is due ST. 16-all of the above issued BY the for
mer Commissioner of Loans, for the State Of Yir-
giuia, in the name of Stephen Freeman
Dec, I3-cl2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-20

SALE OF NEGROES

Immediately after The above sale. will be sold
valuable Negroes, part OF which belong 10 the
estate Of the late Beverley Kennon, and the re-
mainder TO the undersigned, George L. Kennon
BRITANNIA w. KENYON, Exccutrix,
GEORGE 4. KENYON.
Nov 0O-dcc,Je
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T F. WORDS LOTTERY OFFICE, opp

+. WORDS LOTTERY OFFICE, oppo
y. site the Exchange
Drawing of New Jersey Lottery, Glass no.
~ 81 81 43 80 9 so SO Al Go 81 81 81
Ticket Nos 81 so 6i, capital prize in the
above, sold and paid by WORD.
Also, Nos ii 50 20, (whole ticket,) worth
$3.50 in Alexandria "A. sold; and 81 25 Mo-
nongaia Lottery.
:, The grand Si0,0oO Lottery draws on the 2sth
Every body should have ticket in this scheme
Ills particularly favorable for packages See
prices Of certificates in another column, and send
your orders TO J. F. WORD,
Dec. 20 Richmond.
RIGGERS PRIZE OFFICE.-Drawing OF
u the Pokomoke River Lottery. Class No. 343:
81 % 20 Is 80 10 10 60 10 l6
Nos Is 10 80, sill another capital, sold and
paid BY BIGGER.
Prizes sold and paid this Week.
:, iIcxet Nos. 2 80 IS prize Of 81 ,000-Ticket
nos "a 63 81, prize Of SsO0-bcsidcs four other
1,raap,'ais-making six prizes sold and paid this
= $1,000. Drawing received BY this DAYS mail.
Gsaa IP $4,000, 1000, 1000, 1890, 80 prizes Of
'oo &c, &c. - Nos.-l2 ballots Tickets SO.
n THOS. B. BIGGER,
Dsc' :" Managers Office.
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Dec. lS-w1wc

ALBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE.
DY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Superior
ID Cont of Albcmare county, pronounced OF
the 18Th day Of October 1914, in the case Of APP
ping, guardian, &c, rs. Darnielle CT a., shall
proceed on Friday, the 9th day of December next,
if fair if not the next fair day to Offer for sale on
the premises in said county, the Tract Of Land
called Enfield, wherein Mrs. Sarah w. Darnielle
now resides, and which was devised 10 her and
her children by her father, the late Ben. John
son, decd. The said land contains between 800
and GOO acres, abou, one hai( Of which is cleared
and the rest is in woods, well supplied with excel
lent timber Ii lies exceedingly well both for cul-
tivation and nproyement-and is c.iy about
or !, miles from the town Of Sccl.sville on
the James river and Kanawla Canal. The land
is good-highly mprovcab!e--and particularly
adapted TO The culture OF Tobacco and corn. The
situation for lanily residence is particularly de-
sirable being scarcely surpassed BY any in
The county, for health, neaTness to market, and So
ciely. Only about ST5 will Re required in
cash, 10 deiray the expenses Ct the sale, &C.: on
the remainder Of the purchase money, credit Of
one, Two and three years will be given--.he pur-
chaser giving good personal security and Trust
deed on the land The land will be shown at any
time By The subscriber, or Mr.. Ben L. Dafnielle
living IN Scollsvle.
AUSTIN y. APPLINCi, Commissioner.
II POSTPONEMENT.-I above sale is
postponed until TUESDAY, the l4lh day of January
next, if fair, il not the next fair day.
AUSTIN VI. APPLING,
Dec l3-ctds Commissioner.
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.His own propery--or the property Of his
ward-or of his tesiaior or intestate's estate,
naming the tcstalor or intesiate-or is bona fdc
held BY him in virtue of some duly recorded will
or deed in trust for some other person or persons,
naming the persons and deed.
Dec, Ii-oawtdm
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PUBLIC SALE


TIME subscriber acting under deed OF trust
l. from Larkin Lilchlield bearing date on the
l4lh day of October, 1914, will expose 10 sale at
public auction, upon the premises on the 9Th day
nf February next, the tract Of Land in said deed
conveyed. The above tract contains some 3G5
acres, is situated on East river, in that county Of
Matthews, and is believed 10 combine as many
advantages as any farm Of he size in that county.
The buildings are oommodious and in good re-
pair; and large portion ofhe tract is we'll TIM
bered.
Terms of sale will be cash as 10 one-fourlh OF
the purchase money, and a credit Of one, two and
three years for the residue; the deferred install
mcnts 10 bear interest from The day of sale, and
10 ne secured by lien on the premises and APP
proved personal security.
The title TO he above property is believed 10 be
unGncs.ionable; but, selling as trustee, the SUBJ
scrber will make special warranty only,
LEE ROY BOUL.WARE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-20
NEGRO HIRING.

TIME subscriber again offers his services 10 the
i public in this branch of his business as the
time for hiring out is near al hand. His en-
deavor will be to give that attention which the in
erests OF the owners require, in sickness especi-
ally He still continues the collection of debts of
every description, renting ont houses, &c. Mr..
Richard G. Tunstall, who has for several years
been associated with him, VIII assist him in his
business. RICHARD HILL, in.
Der 9-d&cfl(lthJan