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TaE CELEBRATED RACE HORSE, Steel,

a Got By ina! capital Racer and most
- valuable Stallion, imported Fyldc; his
QG- dam Dlmo,h by Constitution, which WIS
also the dam of The famous running mare, Sally
E.ubank; and his grand dam II Balls FIorizel, will
stand the approaching season. commencing the
Isl March. al Capt Smiths Tavern, Charlotte
Court House, Va, at Thirty Dollars, cash, and
One Dollar 10 the groo:a. Pa,,urage furnished
gratis, and mares fed at 81! cents per day; and
coorcd servants boarded free OF charge.
STEEL is OF the largest class OF race horses, be-
ing Is hands high, OF great substance and power
fine bay with black legs, and AS race horse
equal 10 any in America. lie won twelve Times
on, of thirteen races. The Only time OF his los
iny was at Baltimore, being beaten by Vasht,
when he was in bad order, though he beat Ports
month THAT beat Boston, in that race, and got
$500 of the purse, as the second best horse in the
race. Immediately after thai race, he challenged
Vosht TO run four-milc heats, for len thousand
dollars aside half forfeit, which was declined.
For further particulars OF his pedigrec and
performances, see large bills, which will be fur
nishcl to gentlemen who NAV desire 10 see Them.
JOHN EUBANk.
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T F. WORDS NEW LOTTERY OF
Richn.o,M, Virginia.
Rich aM Syieadid Schemes fer February!
$50, 295 Capital.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No ., 10 be drawn
FEBRUARY lst 1915. Capitals $50, 295, 10000,
1000. 1000, $500, 3O35, 3,O0O 40 prizes OF
800, &c, sc. Tickets $40. halves 5, quarters
$50. a Certificate of a package OF % whole
Tickets will be sent for $50, halves 65, quar-
10000 Dollars
Alexandria Lottery. Class No. G. 10 be drawn
February Sih. 1915. Capitals: prize OF SID, 900,
- 600. {. 600 5000, 5000, $500, 1000, LOO,
600, i. 800 $50, 200, 30 prizes OF 900, &c.
Whole Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters 3o-
A Certificate Of a package OF 70 Whole ilckels
in the above will be sent for $3.50; halves 10;
quarters 80 80.
10000 Dollars!
Alexandria LOTTERY, Glass NO. 7, TO I've drawn
February 18th, 1915. Capitals S3o,O0o, l2,oou,
GOOo, $500, 1927 80, 5000, 300 Az prizes Of
1000, &c, &c. Whole Tickets STU halves ?;
quarters So A certificate OF package OF %
Whole Tickets will be sent for $3.50; halves Is;
quarters 80 so.
ga 10000 Dollars
To b. drnrn on The Birth ayof Washington!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. s, 10 be drawn
a2nd FEBRUARY. lsl5. Capitals: $4,000, $4,000,
3 600, ) 900 35Oe, 50 of 900, &c, &c. Tickets
slO3shares in proportion. A certificate OF
package OFFS Whole Tickets in This magnificent
Scheme will be sent for $40; halves 20; quar-
tiers S35.
Single Tickets and Packages in all The Loae-
rics, for sale by >. +. VIII: :c
cafes of packages in the above Splendid Lotteries,
smaller ones that arc sh hTawn every Ssy
will receive the most prompt attention, and an
ofTcial account OF each drawing sen, immediate
IL AFTER il is over 10 all who order from
Jan. IS J. F. WORD, Richmond, Va.
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January u, lSi3-wIlJune.
CHERRY VALE NURSERY.

re- one male fom Richmond, on The Hest- -
lam R0ad.
TNHE Proprietor Of this establishment returns
/ his sincere Thank, 10 a liberal public for the
patronage he has received at their hands Tor The
iast twenty years, and earnestly soiicits a con-
tinuance Of their iarorS.
Al this establishment is cultivated the mcsl
popular varieties OF all The different kinds Of
Fruit Trees common 10 this climate, VIZ APP
pies. Pears, Peaches Cherries, Apricots, Plums,
Sec,arincs and Almcn s. Also, few OF the
most choice varieties OF Roses and Ornamental
Trees such as Linden and English Naples
About 10000 Grape Vines, OF the most approved
varieties, native ana foreign;-amongst the for
mer is the celebrated Norlcn's Virginia Seeding,
famous for table use and wine. He also keeps
constantly on hand supply OF Domestic Wine,
the pure Juice Of The grape. Raspberry Vines,
Goaseberry Bushes and Asparagus Roots. good
supply always on hand-all OF which he is desi-
rous 10 sell a, reduced prices. Apply 10
JOHN CARTER,
AT Nurscy, near Richmond,
Orto RICHARD HILL, JR.,
Nov. eft Agent, over Enquirer Office.
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Valuable Real Es,ate o.. .lomes Rircr IN Bpeking-

Valuable Real Es0tc o., .jalnfs hrcr IN Bncking-
ham-E0r Sale Jiitiom RrSc,rc
pG virtue Of Two deeds OF trust, or one of them
ID As the case may require, executed BY Chas
A. Scott during his life, and duly recorded in the
Clerks Office of The County Conn of Buckinc-
ham he undersigned Trustee, will. on FRIDAY
the iihday Of March 1915, iilair, if not The next
lar day thereafter (Sunday excepted) offer for
sale TO The highest bidder Tor cash, al the residence
oil William y. Scott, on the premises the whole
or as much as may be sufficient for The purposes
Tor which said deeds were executed, Of the tract
OF land in the said deeds mentioned on which the
said Charles A. ScouresiJed, adjoining the lands
OF George Booker and others, and upon which
there exists a previous lien for the benefit Of
Charles Everett Tor upwards OF 81 000-and un-
der which decd II IS advertised TO be sold on the
same day. This trac, is beautifully situated on the
south side OF James River, in full view Of and
having easy communication with The canal, about
80 miles above Richmond and contains about
=, ZOO acres, of which about 800 acres are river
low grounds--a large portion of the high land is
perhaps the richest in Buckingham The whole
tract lies well is well waiered, and as healthy a
situation as any in Virginia. The title 10 be ac-
quired by the sale under the trust deeds is believed
10 be Gnquestionabls, bit selling as Trustee
shall convey such tile only as invested in Inc as
string 10 purchase, hy William A Scot, or George
Booker. AT The same time and place, and upon
the same terms if necessary, will be offered for
sale upwards OF twenty slaves
Jan. I0-cwtds WIN. BRANCH, Trustee.
WHITE PLAINS FOR SALE.
TNllE subscriber wishing 10 remove from the
L vicinity OF Fredericksburg, offers for sale
one OF the most desirable residences in the State
including 20 Acres OF Highly Improved Land
To most persons in this section Of The country,
minute description Of This property is unneccssa-
ry-suilice it 10 say, that The Dwelling House is
in complete order, containing large rooms,
Green House two large Porticos, the floor of one
Of Which is laid with marhe-two spacious Gel
lars with fire places. The grounds about the
house are laid of. in the most tasteful manner.
and are ornamentedb BY variety Of flowers trees
and shrubbcy. On the premises are two large
Cis;elns-a We'll Of good water-a large and
handsomely laitl-o!l GaTjen-al the usual out
houses, and number OF Fruit Trees, bearing the
very best Fruit
Also. Il Tract OF Land, in Essex county, i'm
media'ey on the Rappahannock River, known
BY the name of Bowler's- containing 900 Acres,
more or less, with good Dwelling House, in
which there is good DRY Goods Store and a
Pos,-Ofiicc. The stand Tor store, is deemed
the best in that section. The River ahounds in
Fish and Oysters. About half OF This tract is in
cultivation, The balance is heavily timbered.
= Bargains in the above valuable Property
may lie had, BY communicating with the sub
scrber ct Fredericksburg
Jan. l1-oaw;lM NJ. T.. LYNCH
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD

WILL be given for The apprehension and
w delivery TO me OF negro man named
Laurance, hired Of Mr.. Richard Hi! and the
property Of Mrs. Ca,harine Page of Hanover.
Helived last year with Mr.. Henry Sharp OF Hen
rico, and received from NE on Saturday night,
the 18th inst, perm, 10 90 TO Mr.. Sharp's re-
.itlence, where he has a wife. He returned 10
the city on Monday morning. Said negro lived
with Mr.. Blair and Mr.. Sym, each one year, and
had las, year, and may have now. another wife at
Mrs. Mary B. Andersons in Goochland.
lie is about feel high, black, large full eyes,
double Lip, without his upper front teeth which is
perceivablc when he laughs; he wore when he
left my farm near Tree Hill sui, Of darl; home
spun Virginia CLOTH cap, Sc.
Jan. 2s-3t JAMES G. WATSON.
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For The ENQUIRER,

TArPauASNock, Jan. 81, 1915.
,,.. Irihs that Mr. Hunter has formally de-
O.. a.. ne app oaching contest in this District for
,.r -.,ess, and seeing many worthy and able gen.
n. - ~, named ! have though; proper TO bring TO
w5a -,,e Of The District The name Of gentleman,
al known abilities, but modest department
o.,o.. a'a.eSeep'lonable private character, might
!. WISE he overlooked in Convention. aludc
/, ''''aaF1 L. /. Bealc Of Wesimorcland coun-
WARSAW
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FEMALE SCHOOL IN LOUISA.

FEMALE SCf1OoL IAN Luz S2
TIME exercises of this School will be resumed
i on the l7h OF February next, under The
supervision OF Miss Marietta Rnuon Of Alex
andra. who is highly recommended as an expe-
rienccd and accomplished Teacher The course
of instruction will embrace every thing usually
taught in Female Semnaries. embracing Nau-
raj Philosophy, Chemistry, Botany, Drawing,
Painting, Music, and the French and Lain Ian
suages A few boarders will he received as as
sociaies OF my daughter. Terms for the scholas-
tic year:
Board and Tuition STU w
For Music and the use Of Piano, there
will he an extra charge of 80 w
The French and Latin Languages 10 Oo
Painting ard Drawing 20
Nv residence is within 4 few miles Q! The
Louisa Railroad, in a section Of Virginia pro-
verbal for good health. Ny address IS PotefS-
vile, Louisa county, Virginia.
$50 CLAYTON G. COLEMAN.
Ian left
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jan. 50 Iii
TN Tie United States Court for the Eastern Dis
L trct OF Virginia, November Ii, 1911, in The
mater OF Bankruptcy OF Gallain VI. Bib Of the
county o: Nelson, in The Eastern Virginia Dis
lrici:
The said Galain NJ Bib, who has been de-
erect Bankrupt By this Court, having filed a Pc
lion PRAYING for his discharge: II is ordered that
notice thereof bepublishet in 4 newspaper printed
in the city OF Richmond, seventy days al least be-
fore the 9th day Of January next. when a hear
ing will be had on The said petition, at the United
States Court room in The clly OF Richmond, and
all creditors who have proved heir debts, and
other persons in interest, may appear At The said
time and place, and show cause, il any they have,
why the prayer OF the said petitioner should moi
be granted. A Copy-Iestc
Nov. l5-wlIt p. MAYO. Clerk.
TASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA:
u SCI, BE il remembered. that an The 2G;h day
10 November, 1914, and in The Goth year Of The
independence oi The United States OF America,
Benjamin Watkins Leigh, Of said District tor
the Commonwealth Of Virginia, hath deposited
in the Clerks Oince OF The Uniici States Court
for the Eastern District oil Virginia The tile Of
book. which is in the following words. 10 wit
"Reporls oil Cases argued and determined in the
Court Of Appeals Of Virsinia.-By Benjamin
Watkins Leigh-Volume MI y The right where
Of he claims as author in conformity 10 the Act
of Congress, entitled IAN Ac; 10 amend the sevc-
r.! acts respecting copyrights,
Y. MAYO, Clerk OF The District.
Jan. 9-w4w
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TIME next scholastic year OF HINTON HILL
1 SCHOOL, situated in the lower end Of LII
nenburg county, near Mecklcnburs and Bruins
wick, " i'll begin on the 18Th January, and end
on the Goth December, with a vacation Of six
weeks. commencing on the 18Th August
The course of Instruction is as full as that Of
any Academy in the Stale, with the exception Of
Moiern Languages.
Boarding, including everything except lights,
for first session, S:i9-one-hal payable in ad-
vance. Second session, S2I-payable al the end
vi The session.
Rates OF Tuition-payabe, for each session,
al lis close: $50 for Ancient Languages and Ma
thcmates or either; $40 for English branches.
JOHN G. BLACKWELL.
n,n Ni-uEmt
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DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
A Ii persons having claims against the Es-
"A tate OF Edward Carter. who died some years
since in the county Of Henrco, are requested 10
present them 10 Mr., Philip 3. Jones, Richmond
for payment; and those indebted 10 said Estate are
requested TO make immediate payment 10 him, as
amanxious 10 close ms administration on said
estate. MIR Jones is alone authorized 10 collect
The debts due 10 said estate
ROBERT A. MAYO.
Sheriff OF Henrico county and as such.
Administrator of Edw Garter decd.
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CARLTON HOUSE,

ChNL IO-N iIOUSE.
A SUIT of two or three rooms on the first
~ floor Of the Carlton House will be vacated
BY or about the 18th February. These rooms
are much the most desirable and convenient ia
mily rooms in the house, and can be connected
with each other, or not at the option OF the ucct,-
pants.
Possession will be given about the above date,
If early application is made 10
Jan. 30-it B. Fl. SMITH
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CITATIONS OFFlCE.-Drawn Nos. OF
- Monon.alia Lottery, No. !, January 2iih

CREATIONS OFFlCE-Drawn Nos. OF
- MononGalia Lottery, No. 4, January 9th
50 3 IS II 80 IS TT IL 20 AZ 80 30.
Half Ticket Nos. 3 A. *, a Prize OF 5000,
sol! and paid by STRATTON
Drawing Of the Alexandra Letter., Class !,
January 25lh
% % II % Gl II 2G 30 6 IS 30 II i;
Drawing of The LeesburS Lottery, No 4. ia
nuary 9Th:
II 20 81 10 lG II 80 s 20 IS 81 - l6 -
Half Ticket, Nos. II Is II, prize Of $500,
sold and paid BY STRATTON.
For Saturday Feb ls,-S3'5 ,295, 10000, 40 OF
800, &c. Tickets $40.
For Saturday, Feb. Sh-Si0,0O0, 10000 5000,
5000, 5000 $500, 1000 100, COO, 800 $50,
1000, 20 of 1000 20 OF 800, 20 Of 100 10 Of 300,
so of20O, 100 Of $50, l00ofl00, &C. &c Ticket 5
SIO halves j. quarters 5O-for sale in grea,
variety Of lucky numbers by The package or sin
gle Ticket, at THIS OFFICE.
Feb 22d-Si0,0o0 $4,000, 5000, 5000, 3,2OS,
&c. Tickets $40
Orders for packages, certificates Of packages,
and single tickets in all rhe' Lotteries, will be
promptly attended 10, and drawings aeut when ~
questcd Please address orders 10
~ STRATTON
Jan. % Richmond, Va
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
NEW YORK MARKET Jan.

BRE.DsruFFs-Noa alteration to-day Demand
supply and prices are the same as on Saturday
CoTToN-The market opened today with a
good feeling, and the bids were free al the rate,
paid al the close Of last week A further i'm
provement was demanded BY holders, and accc.
ded 10 By purchasers 50 that the market NAV be
considered one quarter cent higher than before
the arrival of the steamer. Sales 800
HAY-Common qualities of North River bale
are held al y C.; prime al So 60 c. The de-
mand is moderate and The supply fair.
WnsKgY-Drudge CASTS are sill held al y c.
Western and prison barrels are dull at % %! c.
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COMMISSION BUSINESS.-Thc s,ib<cTi-
" ber after an experience of many years IL Tho
sales of Tobacco at Shockoe Warehouse, offers
his services to the Planters end Dealers in Tc-
tacco in Virginia and North Carolina 10 sell t..
bacco, Wheat and Flour on commission. a.!
produce entrusted 10 him shall have his s'riess.
attention Ofice-in front Of Shcckoe N'fe-
house. JNO. NJ. SHEPPARD, "a.
Richmcn1, Dec p, lSl4-c2m
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET Jan. os.

TnE MAaKsr-The transactions in cotton
were $50 a 300 bales, principally al 81 cents for
middlng uplands, old crop; the Flour market is
without, an? change and bu lille export demand:
fair brands arc held at 81 l2l; there were no ope-
rations in Rye Flour or Corn Mcal 500 sacks c.
Ashtons fine Salt on private terms some further
sales of n 0. Sugar on landing, ard an invoice
OF y. @. MolasSes al pa C. on time.
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SAILED

SAILED,
~ IN. Iuscarora, Smack, New York.
S.I .' James, Barrow, Charleston, S. C.
S.r- Coincidence, Fall River.
amer Pocahonlas, Hoilingshcad, Baltimore.
:, . ~, January 25-Arrd, Schr. Narragan-
IN, naSrr Richmond. CID. Schr Mariner,
yo,D :, Norfolk, City Point and Richmond.
II ~ J OK, Jan. 2I-Cpd, schr Nassau, Ches-
c t,"y..iad.nIphia, January 27-An'd, schr. Cora,
s....es, Richmond. e'
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LOTTERIES.
NToRTHAM's OFFICE, No :, Exchange
w Place

NT n y.ha
w place - 80 : l''>"'''sSe
Extra, Glass No. D. Drawing received Al
o'clock, to-day. Prizes $50 O(lJ. 10000 LAO
2,6f5, 20 Of 1000, II of 500, 20 ol 300, 30 Of
$50, 200 Of 100, &c. Tickets S5-shares in pro
portion.
LotteYsfor To-Morrow.
81. 600 capital in The Virginia Monongaia
No. 5. Drawing at II o'clock 10 Richmond
PrlIes SloO0 ooO, 6lo i65, Of 'in0 Of 200
POI ioU, OF I'D, ~ OF ioo, ~ o. W. ~ OIL 90
az OF ~, &C. tickets q; shalcs ~ proportion
Cet n oi PaeHaSe Oh "hoies III oo halves
~ quai'e S.h !" -" e. 10 yvoo,.
rL,,rsa,v ,an ., - r,an ono ~ ooo ,ooo
Q AK On .. ,o M" So T;nI.a, " 'o'ooo' '''ooo
- rr;,,,y i,sh al ono oG ~ c,o ,co . !.
am &c Tickels Il ''V' ~ "
Samrday Feb SIP 600 s O0O 2 0oO ,oo
/ 500 &c Tickets 81 ' 'OO'' -''0o
Saturday. Feb. 2-S35 205. 10000 soon 4 ooo
$500, SC. Tickets $40.
And 10 be dra'rn sam:
FebIy Sth-$iO, 600, 10000 5000, $500, 1923
&c. Tickets 10 dollars:
February l5lh-S3O, 600, 10000, 5000, $500
3,22S, &c Tickets 10 dollars
February 23d-S1o 600, $4,000, 5000, 5000
''Ioo, w - ieAe'S ~ c uuiials ,uon,,r
Tun s 90 y Was WI. ia NJ.
'A.. -
RlGGERS PRIZE OFFICE, Corner " Maj,
- and Gorcrnor Streets.
Schemes Ter Tie Week!
10000 Dollars
Drawing received by THURSDAYS mail. Capt.
tals-S2o,Ooo, o,uou b,uuO, 4OOo, 1000, 800
l,lGo, ~ Prizes oil l,0uo, 'o0, 3oo, 25O, &c, &c
10 Nos, l3drawn ballots. Tickets 80.
10000 Dollars
Drawing received hv Fridays mail Capt
tals-Sl0,000, 5000, $500, 1000, 500, l4oO
&c, &c. IS Nos, 10 ballots. Tickets $l
1000 Dollars
Drawing received BY Saturdays mail CAM
tals-&1 600 1000 / 600 / Dan l5O 0Ii a.
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r c. GREGORY & Co. Managers, NJ. lUl
u Main Street, Richmond.

1880, 200, I 900, $40, 4UU. Nc, &C.
Tickets $40, halves 50, quarters g 80. Ger
,iicales of Packages OF 2G whole Tickets Sl3o,
halves 90, quarters % so.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. :, for 1913, 10
be drawn a, Alexandria, ID. C., Saturday, Febru-
arY IS 1915.
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I \.
w ~ -. TED TO HIRE, for gentleman near
l., MS city, good Ploughman. Apply 10
RlCH'D HILL, in.
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BH he Gor.rn0r III Virginia.
4 pRncI .ANaTI0E

y3THEREAS, i, has been represented to The
w Executive that EVERETT DAY, a free
man Of color, heretofore confined in the Jail of
Chesterfield county, charged with felony, has
made his escape and is now going al large
Therefore,
|, James Mcdowell, Governor of Virginia, do
hereby offer reward of Fifty Dollars to any per
son or persons who will appreh.nd the said iusi.
tive, and deliver him into the jail of Chesterfield
county And hereby require all officers, civil
and military, and request the people OF the Com
lnonweallh generally, 10 use every eyerllon for
his arrest, that he may be dealt with as The law
directs.
Given under nv hand as Governor and
under the lesser seal OF The Common
fSc,r.. wealth. al Richmond this I'D day ol ia
mary in the year lS1l
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ia: MCDOWELL.

Everett Day isof ordinary size, and some - or
10 wears old. and ill-iavorcd, with bushy hair,
very low forehead, white spot in one eye, and a
white film over The olhcr-re>iGci Of late in Pc
tersbnrg. but is native Of Southampton county,
where his relatives now reside, and whittier, il is
suspected, he vii! seek 10 return
Tan .l3-c w1W
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A FEMALE SCHOOL.

ut PowHITE, HANOVER CoCNFY.
WITH view 10 the education Of my laugh
w ers, there will be opened in my family, a
Female School, on sldayuf February, and ermi-
nate on 25Ih OF December Tie situation is re-
narkably healthy.
Miss Roberts has beer procured as teacher,
whose qualifications arr Of The hiyhes, order, and
inevery respect competent 10 take charge Of a
Female School Very particular attention will
BE- paid 10 the morals and department ollhc young
ladies
Terms-Board, $50; English, 20 French, 10;
Music 80. One halt paid in advance Address
WIN. F. GAINES, Richmond.
To, a
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AUCTION SALES.
BY n. u. IIiII, Auciioncer.
NEGROES.

NEGROES.
Will be sold THIS MORNING. al l0i o'cloct:,
Negro Man, "A years old also . Negro Max.
- years old, VINO is good Blacksmith.
Jan. 80 y. b. HILL, Aucr.
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FOR SALE,
A DOUBLE COMPOUND SOLAR Nil
n CROSCOPE-magnily power five mil
lions-a very desirable instrument for some Semi
ary of Learning Apply AT the Dasuerreo,ype
Rooms. No. S. Main Street. ian 29-tf
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TRUST SALE or REAL ESTATE.

TRUST SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
III tac County Fl Ckfasrfeif
DY Write OF decd OF trust from .abne. Re.
ID binson, which bears date On the l5lt Gay 9.
November, 1872, and was Gully admitted - record
in The County Con-, Of Chesterfield on lie ION
OF the same month, and which was lrste ior ,te
purpose o! securing 10 Charles p. Gco9aii i Ike
county OF Hanover, The payment Of Tie sum OF
Sl926 -. with legal interest thereon from y:
9TH Gay or September in The year lc39-lhc IL.
dersigned will sell by public auction, 10 tie high
esl bidder, Tor cash. AT the store u wilkins fia!
in The county Of Chesterfield, on TUESDAY,
the 4th day Of February next al The hour al =
o'clock precisely FOUR TRACTS LAND,
which are conveyed in said deed OF tysi. aEG !.
il are described in Ike following terms. viz:
The first called Newbvs containing iC0 acre.
be the same more or less The secota ca Id
'ClaIke's," containing 325 acres, he lie sam..
more or less. The third called "Baughs cot
tanning 200 acres, be the same more or less Az,
the fourth called "Gils," confaipins Is. scy,.,
he the same more or less
Ii the 4lh day Of February should BE a IA!
day, the sale will be made al The same place al.l
hour, and on the same terms, TIE FIST lar cay
thereafter. We believe The lille i The rorcr,y'
10 lie perfect; but, selling as trustees We s!a.
make no warrants. JAMES LYONS, Tus-
Jan. 3-ctS r. L. DANIEL, lees
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL AND PER.
SONAL ESTATE.
IN pursuance OF The last VIII ard Testament
i OF Col. Archibald w Hasten decc. we
shall, on HcdncSd0u the 5h NJ F,Jyuayu nc1'. rro.
ceed 10 sell on The premises The PLANTATION
on which The said Huston lived. known rs he
LETIIE ESTATE, lying aboni four miles re.
low Port Republic, on both sides of The Shen. II.
doah River containing between eleven nd
| twelve hundred acres. This is one Of the besr
and most beautiful farms in The VALLEY
We will at The same time and place sell seven
teen Likely Negroes, consisting Of men. women
and children: also all the Hogs. Horses, Cows
and Sheep on The farm, together with The Farm.
ing Utensils, Household and Kitchen Furniture
and lie crop OF Corn. Oats and IIav.
We SHALL also, on the M F5rprrv, on The
premises sell the Farm Of sid Huston. near
the town o. llarri>onhurg lyina on both sides If
the McAdamised load. containing iJur huEircd
and liiy-six acres. This farm is D. the best line
stone land
We will sell al the same time and place, al
The stock Cattle belonging 10 the state oi Sal!
Huston, the Hogs, Farming implements, Con-.
Wheat. Oats and Hay, and grain in The srourd
The terms Of the Real and Personal properly
will be made known al The sale
ROBERT GRATTAN, r
ALLAN c. BRYAN, i-A'e''''''
Ton ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-30
MARINE JOURNAL.

FORT OF RICHMOND. JANUARY 80.
hish Water This day at Q, o'clock, A. nj.