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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-17
LOTTERIES.

T F. WORDS NEW LOTTERY OF
). FICE, opro..rE TIE EXCHANGE HorEL,
Richmond, Virginia.
Single Tickets and Packages in all the Lotto
RIGS. for sale by J. F. WORD.
Magnificent Lotteries for December.
$4,000! Alexandria Lottery, Class 45, TO be
drawn December 2lst. The first prizes are
$50 1000, 10000, 5000, $40, 5000, $500, 1000,
so prizes Of 1000, &c, &c. Whole Tickets $40;
halves 5; quarters , so. A certificate of pack
age will be sent for $3.50; halves 65; quarters
- so.
A word TO those who order from a distance
Enclose your money securely in your letter, and
direct in plain hand TO the undersigned, and
there will be no danger OF loss by mail.
J. F. WORD, Richmond, Va.
n 3. Drawings sent when requested
Dsc IL
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SALE EN EN EIi-tI'H

The undersigned will, Immediately after the
above advertised sale, proceed 10 SELL Gt The day
bc fair, if hot, OIL The next fair day isica(cr) on
the same premises, al public auction. 10 the high
Is, bidder, an undivided moicly OF certain pei>o-
nal property hsld BY her in common with DR..
George T. Keaaon, (who will al the same time
sell his noiery) consisting OF the STOCK OF horses,
mules, oxen, COWS, sheep, hogs. &c; farming i'm
PIGMENTS, grain and provcnder on The said farm.
The terms of sale will he, ior all SUMS over
$40 six months credit; Tor SUBS OF that amount
md under, cash. Bonds with approved personal
security will be required OF the purchasers upon
credit. BRITANNIA w KENYON,
E1ecutrix OF the last will and testament
OF Beverly kennon, decd.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
Oh Water his aay a, o. O'Clock, A. M.

Scnr. Union, Hughes Philadelphia, sundries
,,C gg;ru,s, Z. G. Tonpkins, T. Sharp, Blair
& Eraceeubrough Van Lew, Smith & &C., A.
Dcyal 4 Co. DayenpoT, 4 Allen, Williams &
Robinsoa. T. J. Smith, J. " Gordon, G. Hanes,
/. Lo,iier. IL. A. Wan, T. A. Rust 3. Peyton,
Van Lew s Harris, Fry s Co, J. H. Eus,ace &
Son. s. II. Zachrisson, S. Dove J. Gill, 5. b.
nayita L. D. Crenshaw \ Co, T. Stewart, 7.
sheppard. W. Wallace, w. S. s. ]. Donnan,
Dunlop Moncure < Co, A. Pizini, c. A. My.
ers. c. T. Bots, T. S Garnet, J. c. Clendening
G. J. Sumner, BOYD, Edmond & Co., Lndlam,
Presto. & Co. J. W. Fond, J. Pizzini, w. NJ.
Burruss, O. A. Sirecser, Drinker & Morris, J..
Gihou J. r. Tnp!si < Son. G. Delarue.
SAILED,
Schr. Tan O'Shan,er, York, Boston.
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No. Valuable MARI and I'imbcred Land toy Hi
sale in .Snuy cornty. L
TINE subscriber offers for sale Clio acres OF
LAND, situated in the comfy of Surry, adj
Joining the lands of E. A. Maddrea and P. T.
Spratley, and lying both sides of the Stage Road
leading from Cabin Point 10 Surry Courthouse,
being about six miles from the Courthouse, and
three miles from Floods Landing, on James river.
There are a few acres Of cleared land, with an
old frame building en- it. Most Of The land IS
still in the original growth, there being on II
considerable quantity Of Heart Pine, White and
Red Oak Timber The soil OF the land is we'll
adapted 10 the growth ofCorn, Wheat, Oats. &C.
and has Mari convenient and in abundance Ii
has also, a fine range for cattle and hogs, having
plentiful supply OF water al all seasons OF the
year. Persons disposed 10 purchase will be shown
it by applying 10 Mr. Z. \. Maddrea, or 5 \,
D. Carroll, and they can know the terms,
which will be accommodating, and the price low,
bv applying 10 William NJ. West, Depu.y She
riff of the County, or to the subscriber. in Ports
mouth. Should the above land not be sold pri-
ya,ely before, i, will be offered al public auction,
al Mr.. Samuel n D. Carrelrs Store, (Which is
near the Land) on THURSDAY, the l9Ih OF
December. 4. II. Ia EN-.
Portsmouth, Oct 29-wtds
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NEGRO HIRING 81


A the season for hiring out for the ensuing
II year is approaching, we deem ii advisable
10 inform our friends at distance and the public
generally that We are still engaged in that branch
oil our business, and shall continue 10 devote our
special attention 10 ii: that is, TO hiring out ne
sroes collecting their hires, experimenting them
through the year, particularly in cases otsickness,
and dsposiug OF them at public or private sale.
Country persons having servants Tor sale may
save themselves both trouble and expense, by
sending them 10 US, with such instructions as
they may think proper 10 give. We shall also
attend TO the purchasing of slaves, on commits
sion, for any who may desire our services in that
way.
II Office on Main street, corner above Big
gers Lottery Office over the Grocery Store of
WIN. NJ. Harrison, Esq, where one or both Of
us may always be found during business hours.
PHILIP NJ. TABB & son.
E. Applicants from the country, 10 hire
their negroes in town, would consult their inte
rest by giving the information on or before the
18th day of December, and By sending lhe ser
wants TO us on or before that date, or as soon as
practicable thereafter p NJ. TABB & son.
Richmond Dec 4-cu
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Nov. l6-w2m

TN the United States Court for Inc Eastern
| District OF Virginia, December 9, 1911
In the matter OF Bankruptcy OF Samuel Branch
OF the county of Campbell, in the Eastern Virgil
MIA District:
The said Samuel Branch, who has been decreed
Bankrupt BIZ this Court, having filed petition
praying for his discharge: II is ordered, that no
lice thereof be published in newspaper printed
in the CITY OF Richmond seventy days at least
before the Dis, day of February next, when a
hearing will be had on the said petition, at the
United States Court Room in the City of Rich
mond and all creditors who haze proved their
debts, and other persons in in:eres, may appear
al the said time and place, and show cause, ifany
they have, why the prayer Of the said petitioner
should not be granted.
De-. 1o-w11wc P. MAYO, Crk.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE

WILL be sold al the late residence OF Daniel
w p Harwood. deceased, in the county oil
fcnrico, on the Newbriige road, about four
miles from the city OF Richmond, on Tuesday,
the l7th day of December next a quantity OF
household and kitchen furniture, one barouche.
&c. For all sums OF so and over, credi, OF
six months will be given the purchaser giving
bond with approved securi'v--ior all sums under
$50, cash vii! be required
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MOONS MOUNT" &C. FOR SALE.
PURSUANT 10 q decree Of the comfy
L court Of Caroline, pronounced al the Novem-
Der Term fthe laid cour, in the case oil Jane II.
Dickinson, Guardian, &c, rs Dickinson, the ur-
dersigncd Commissioners, therein named, Will,
on the Dist day Of December next on The premises,
proceed 10 sell 10 the highest bidder, at pubic
auction that beautiful estate called Moons
Mount, late the property Of John Dickinson,
decd, with the lands attached thereto, containing
about one thousand acres, more or less. This
estate is situated about hve miles above Port
Royal, on Rappahannock river, and is probably
one of the pretliest and most commanding sua-
lions on the river. The Improvements consis,
Of large frame building with eish. rooms and
an airy passage, and good ou-houses. 1t has on
ii good summer house Immediately on the road
leading from Fredericksburg 20 the Rappahan-
mock Academy. The fertility OF The soil, toge-
Their with its location on navisabe water, COME
nicnt TO market, and adjacent TO good seminary
OF learning, present advantages rarely TO be found
and seldom offered tor sale. The terms Of sale
will be one third of the purchase money TO be
paid ON the lst January next For the residue,
credi, of one and two years will be given, 10 car
nv interest from the said lst January next. Bonds,
according to the decree, TO be executed with good
personal security and deed of trust upon the
premises. +. DICKINSON,
Nov lq-wtds VIM j. DICKINSON.
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF LAND, SLAVES, &c.
IN pursuance OF two DEGREES Of the Circuit
] Superior Court of Law and Chancery, Tor
X ing George County; the one pronounced at the
April and Ike other at the October Term ISL
in the case Of Washington Guardian ag't Brax
Ton, Sc.. the undersigned. Commissioners appoint
ed for that purpose, will offer for sale at public
auction On N1Rddy. tie Git DAY Of .IannGrg nc1f,
1915. if!air ifno on the first arday thereafter all
tn. right ill. and interest oil Augustine VI. Brax
ton in the following real estate in King George
County. Va:
|. Potomac View situated Immediately on the
Potomac River. containing between 800 and 400
acres of land On this estate there is large
anl comfortable dwelling with all the usual ont
houses
, Plentiful Farm, adjoining Potomac View,
and containing about 1873 acres.
3 Poin, Pleasant, lying Immediately in the
nei-lborhooi oi the first mentioned estate, ana
contains 80 acres OF superior iaad.
l. I,o>eland This estate contains so 10 go
acres, and is Immediately on he river!
). Union, containing i73 acres Of good land
ana has on il MILL which, we'll managed, may
b. rendered very profitable.
The interest Of Augustine NJ. Braxton, in said
land, is IN estate that will determine upon the
death of either said Braxton or his wife. Pos
session will be given the purchaser On the day
Of sale. The sale will be without reservation or
condition.
We shall, BIZ virtue OF The authority aforesaid,
sell al the same time, The lie estate OF Mrs. A.
VI Brayion, in 20 or 50 slaves; and in absolute
right large number Of stock, (cattle, mules,
and horses) aud a quantity OF House and Ktch
On Furniture and plantation utensils. The sale
Of all the property, real and PERSONAL will be mace
at Potomac View.
2-'5-Thc terms under the decree, are, for he
land onc-thiri of the purchase money on The day
Of sale. the balance 10 be paid III twelve months
thereafter, the purchasers executing bonds with
approved security for The deferred payments. For
The slaves, credit oftwclYe months will De given,
the purchasers executing bonds with approved Sc
curly for the purchase money; and also, bonds
in double the estimated value Of the slaves pur-
chased, conditioned rot 20 remove them beyond the
limits of the Commonwealth. The rershab!e
property viii be sold On credit OF six months
ior bonds with like security for sums exceeding
Sl0-undcr that amount. CASH.
CARTER N. BRAXTON, ! Conmis-
". r. MASON, sioaers.
King George, Va, Dec 6-ctds.
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Executor Of Jos. T. Claud, deceased
Dec. 3-cwtds

r AND SALE IN BUCklNGHAM.-By
IL virtue OF decree OF the county court Of
buckingham, in the case OF Ferguson against
Eican, &C. the Commissioners therein named ior
the purpose will, on FRIDAY, tie 20th day Of
December, 1911, on the premises, proceed 10 sell
at public auction, 10 the highest bidcr tract OF
Land whereof the late Patrick II Ecan died seized
and possessed, containing 632 acres, lying mainly
or the North side OF the road leading from Curds-
vile to the New Store, and adjoining the Buck
ingham Springs tract. This land is in healthy
region, and upon the tract is large portion OF
frs, rate tobacco land 10 clear. The neishhor-
hood desrablc-and navigation and a manuiac-
turing mill within two miles of IT,
Terms: A small portion Of the purchase mo-
ney, to cover charges and expenses. in cash or lis
equivalent: the balance will be divided into three
equal annual payments upon bonds with salts
factory security, and the title will be retained till
the whs!e is paid.
THE COMMISSIONERS.
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NEGRO HIRING

-NEUNO
TIME subscriber having sold his interest in
i the Auction business and Bell Tavern,
would inform his friends and the public, that his
Oiiice is in the alley of The Bell Tavern, and in
ends 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 we'll secured, and will
pay strict attention TO them through the year, and
particularly i'll cases OF sickness. He iiatters
himself that from long experience in the above
line of business, 10 give entire satisfaction to
those who NAV cn,rust their business 10 him
Persons intending to send servants 10 hire, will
please notify him as early as possible, and send
their servants in Town from the Isl 10 10Th of ia
nuarv. Address 10 ROBERT HILL.
Dec l2-d&cl0J
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Execulrix OF the last will and testament
OF Beverly kennon, decd.

The undersigned will, at the same time and
place, aud upon the terms of The above advertise
mem, unite in selling the personal property there
in referred 10. so thar il may b. sold Is whole
and no, hy Undivided rioe,cs.
GEORGE T. KENYON.
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CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
THE School at Long Creek, Louisa, will be
i continued the ensuing year, under The super
intrndence ofrhe subscriber. The Greek, Latin,
French, and English Languages, will be taught,
together with Mathematics, Geography, Arith-
me,ic, &c The price for board, tuition, wash
ing and lodging, will be sll per month: The
School will commence on Monday, The Goth of
January, ls45 WIN. G. T. NELSON.
Long Greek, Louisa Co, Nov. claftf
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r G. GREGORY & CO., Managers, No. lOl
j Main ST., Richmond.

". 6lSEGoR1 " w., AldHdSeiSi A>o lui
j +. Main ST., Richmond.
Spe,did Lotteries for December, 1914.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass Is, 10 be drawn a,
Alexandria, Saturday, December 2lst 1914. 10
NoS--l2 drawn.
.Spl.ndH Scheme
One capital prize ofS30 900, 10000, 5000, 3,i40,
5000 $500, 1000, 81 of 900 each, and MANY
of 500, 500 200, 100. &c &c Tickets $40,
halves ;, quarters 80 A certificate of pack
age of p whole tickets $3.50; % halves sos; %
quarters S32 80.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No 4G, to be drawn
at Alexandria, Saturday, December =, 1911
IS 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 1869 of 800, of 500, of $50
, of 1900, 20 Of 1000 300 Of 500, and many Of
100 800, $50, 100, &c, &c. Tickets only $40,
halves 50 quarters s. 80. A certificate of
package OF ii whole tickets $40; 2G haltickeis
SOS; &c quarter tickets $50 80.
g-rf Orders for Tickets, and Shares, ana Ccr,i-
ficatcs of Packages in The above splendid Lce-
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
J. G.. GREGORY Il CO,
MOI 2l--3awd&c Managers, Richmond, Va
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SALE, or NEGROES

Immediately after the above sale. will he SOLD
al public auction, for cash, about 80 likely and
valuable Negroes, part OF which belong 10 the
estate OF the late Beverley Kennon, and the re-
maindcr 10 The undersigned George r. Kennon.
BRITANNIA w. KENNON, Execuiriy,
GEORGE Il. KENYON.
IN
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Richmond, Dec. ., lSi4.-d2t cot
WATSON d. DlBRt.LI.,

Commission and Foricardihls Merchants,
No. 6, 18th street, Qron,ing the Basin sheds, and
near Galleso Mils,) Richmond, Va,
DEG leave 10 inform their friends and the pub
ID lie generally, that they are now prepared to
give their personal attention 10 the sale Tobacco,
Flour, Grain, and every description of Produce,
Con which, when in hand they will make liberal
advances,l pedging themselves that their best and
every effort shall be made TO obtain The highest
market price therefor.
w. & D. will also give strict attention to The
forwarding Of Coos, which shall be done with
prompiness. Dec. 3d-c2aw4w
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NOTICE.
a - "fwDD ~

TNHE co-parnership of HUBBARD, GARD
/ NER * CO, expires by limitation on the
is, Of January next All persons having de-
manjs against the firm. will please present them
Tor payment on or before the 3lst OF December,
and those indebted, will be called on for a settle
lnent Of ihcir accounts at an early day in Janu-
a!y.
We have on hand fifteen hundred pair of
SHOES, OF our own manufacture, OF superior
quality, suitable for Factory and Plantation
hands, which we now offer at reduced prices for
cash, OF approved credit, and we will sell, during
The month .of December, BY the package, any
goods we have on hand for cash, at cost
HUBBARD, GARDNER & co.
". 4 u.
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OLD JAMES TOWN FOR SALE.


TIME undersigned wishing TO change his occu-
i patton, now offers this desirable and Yalua-
bic farm for sale IL is situated Immediately on
The banks Of the lower James River; in James
CITY county, Virginia. II contains about 1000
acres of land, about one half of which is arabic,
the greatest portion being now in high state OF
Improvement and cultivatioa two-ih;rds OF II
having been married and lined. And by this
ir rovement, the crops have been greatly in
c -ased This land is, BY many who are ac-
quainted with it, and consequently competent
judges, deeraed to be the Dssr WHEAT soil IN the
Stale. One of the fields having produced last
wear, By actual measurement, over SO bushels TO
the acre There are now seeded on the land,
nearly 300 bushels OF wheat, mostly on heavy
clover fallow, and which, from the present pros
pect bid fair to make from 900 10 a, 600 bushels,
no crop having, from any cause 'rlatcrcr, failed
On this farm during the last Is years This is
one of the best stock farms in Eastern Virginia,
having ample pasturage for 300 head OF stock.
The Improvements are substantial three story
brick house, 40 By GO, with rooms on roor in
good repair, kitchen, a laundry, an overseers
house, dairy, 4 smoke house, barns and stables;
together with negro houses, all Of which are new
and in good order. Since the draining Of the fresh
water ponds on this place, it has been very heal
thy for white persons, never having been other
wise for negroes.
There is young apple and peach orchard Of
the best improved fruit from the Baltimore and
Richmond nurseries, bearing yearly, and which
has never been known 10 be injured By frost.
This farm has ferry belonging to it, productive OF
$500 yearly, as well as steam boat wharf, now
paying an annual rem, of $500. The terms ofsalc
will be accommodating; only one quarter OF the
purchase money will be required in cash, and The
remainder three quarters in three equal annual
instalments, with deed oflrust on the property
10 secure the credit payments. If desired, the
purchaser can have about 20 young and likely
negroes, together with all the stock and team OF
every kind farming utensils, &c. &c.
In concluding this advertisement the subscr-
Der would only observe, that the river prospect,
from the plantation, is very fine, while it were
superrogatory to enlarge upon the muliform in
terestins associations of all this spot with the
"landns Of Smith and the settlement OF the Vir
ginia Colony" Few localities are more celebra-
ted in history than The classic soil of old James
Town. G. DURFEY.
Williamsburg, Nov. &c. 2awtlst jar.
TAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA COM
y PANY.-Notice is hereby given, that, on the
18th day of January next the water will be
drawn from the Canal, for the purpose of max
ing some necessary Improvements and repairs;
and that the navigation will remain suspended
until the Isl OF February thereafter.
By ORDER w. B. CHITTENDEN,
Dee l6-ct12J Secretary
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NEGRO HIRING.

NEdllO alilN6.
TINE subscriber offers his services TO his
Il friends and the public, TO hire on, their Re-
groeS add would advise them 10 send their negroes
in as early as possible.
He will use his bes; endeavors TO obtain good
homes and good prices. lie will always bt found
at the Bell Tavern.
Those OF the patrons Of Robert Hill & Brother
who wish the subscriber 10 hire out their negroes
for the ensungy year, would do bcs, 10 inform him
as early as practicable. y. b. HILL.
Dee 5-clSitf
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MISCELLANEOUS.
COMMISSION HOuSE.

COMMISSION HOUSE,
For tic Sale Of Tobacco, Flour, jdcnt, Corn
and Cotton.
TIME subscribers have entered into Co-Part-
i nership, under the firm Of Jones d Blair,
tor the purpose of transactnga
COMMISSION BUSINESS.
We respectfully solicit The patronage OF the
public, and promise strict attention to every in
terest con6ded 10 our management.
JNO. JONES,
JOHN d. BLAIR.
Richmond, Dec 2, lSi4.-d2t cot
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NEGRO HIRING.

THE 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 10 give that attention which the in
,eres.s OF the owners require, il sickness eSpeci
ally He still continues the collection Of debts Of
every description, renting ont houses &c. Mr.
Richard c. Tunstall, who has for several years
been associated with him, Will assist him in his
business RICHARD HILL, JR.
Dec 2-l&c,lCihJap
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| AND For SALE

TNEiE tract o; Land. The late residence OF r.
4 y. Deik, decd, will In offered Tor sale t.
the highest bidder, al Surry Court House, OH III.
Is, day OF January next, on credit OF one, two
and three years. Bonds with approved security.
to bear interest from the day OF sale, will be- r.
G.ired. This tract OF land contains acres
is situated near the Cour, House, having upon il
al the necessary Houses 70; the comfortable ac-
communication OF a sma! family, ana 4 great
abundance Of the fines, mari A further dcscrip-
ton is deemed unnecessary, Is it j. presumed ti.at
those wishing 10 purchase will view the p'emises
previou, 10 tie sale
P P + T. s FRAT LIE com'ss.
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Admin:straior Of Sarah ilarW0od. decd.
A the same time and place. and on the same
terms, will sell about 30 barrels OF corn, all my
plantation utensils iodcr shgchs &c, and enc
horse JAS 4. HARDWOOD.
N. Ole
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Nov. l9-w2m

TN Y.-VrRcINa:-At Court
i held for Accomack county, at the Court
House thereof on Monday the 2oth day OF oclo-
Der, 1914
Leonard 3. Nottingham, John Ker and Leroy
Oldham, late merchants and partners, trading un-
der The firm OF Nottingham, ker & Co, Assisnces
Of SIiers w Fisher Plaintiffs,
Against
Sou,hey Grnads, Robcr A. Young and Ed
ward P. Pitts, Defendants.
The defendant, Sonthey Grinalds, not having
entered his appearance, and given security accord
ing the act Of Assembly, and rules OF this Court;
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence thai he
is not an inhabiiant OF This Commonwealth it
is ordered that The said defendant do appear here
on the first day OF January term next OF this
Court, and answer the bill of the plaintiffs; and
that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper printed in the city Of Richmond
for two months successfully, and posted at the
iron, door of The Court House of this county.
A Copv-Teste,
J. }. AILWORTH, Deputy
for Thomas r. Joynas, G. \. C..
Nov lG-y9m
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE-E shall sell
\ TO the highest bidder, i9r cash, in front OF
the Bell Tavern, on TUESDAY the l1th day Of this
month"; a likely Girl named Judy belonging 10
the estate OF Mary V. Sheppard, dec. Sale to
commence at 10 o'clock.