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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-20

: MEETING IN RICHMOND.

81. meeting of the citizens of Rich
Aa pa s.ned at The City Hall, on THURSDAY
p''d s. n motion Of Rober, G. Scott ESD
'n,'" .h,r ESQ.,, Mayorofthe city, was eau,
D. NJ Chair, and VIM. F. Richie s appon Sa
.. r. and Richard B. e'''h Assistant O.
'a'y ,,.uo, having announced the object of'he
TIE N y y. to pay appropriate honors to the
's''ns :, Andrew Jackson, the late d'st'n-
'n'', p >, Of the United States James
'ssea ..,, Esa., Governor Of the State arose.
tpO ca, slsQusn, and beautiful address sub
a a''s a. t,,lowiug Preamble and Resolutions,
f7'asa w ny. -. rr,a py Roberto Scott Ese.
4nich were w. =. man 10 die While life lasts, re-
II IS nd enmily, passion and prejudice may
s'n'nis :, n, thew are buried with the dead; and
P'ss' !, nsrmade grave, Truth and c Charity '1
|OTeF : :. "a Generosity, nee, and join their
''s,' and unite in a tribute TO departed worth.
hans =. me citizens Of Richmond, without
ias .,.,n Of creed or party, but as Amer,
:. N claiming property in the Renowned
gan, = ps,nhlic. have assembled, 10 offer 10
- n,.mory Of Andrew Jackson the need OF
' - "a ,ra,iuJe which the virtues and servi-
a's ~ - n,od ever deserve al The hands Of the
| And earnest, and iervenl, and deep
IA ,b,, need be, now that the Hero, the
..,.o.n the Patriot, has passed from amongst
h;s holy 10 The tomb, his soul 10 the God who
!, and his fame 10 The imperishable annals
s,rh's us,rious sons. All, everywhere,
J. rsrere greatness, should mourn hisloss-how
Il more his nation, 10 which has been given
I. T,e and his love, which his sword defended,
!. wisdom guided, and for which his last prayers
- brsa;hed That our feelings may be shadow
i in our acts, We resolve,
II, That, in common with our counlrymen,
k deeply deplore the death of General Andrew
|,cLson one OF the Presidents of the United
S..ss and offer 10 his bereaved relatives and
lends our cordial coincidence and sincerest SYM
rshy.
al mat q COlHllllllSc vi tNSutS -ouS OS OF
ou,ei 10 invite such person as they shall select,
/, i.lyer an Address commemorative Of The vir-
,.s 0: The Deceased, and 10 recommend such
.,er bonors as 10 them shall seem fit and proper.
.srl. That The proceedings OF this meeting be
,isned By the Chairman and Secretaries, and pub
llshed in the papers ofthis city"
mo. NJ Patton, Esq, one of the State Execu.
.re Council, seconded the Resolutions in few
uching and appropriate remarks.
TIE Preamble and Resolutions were then
UNANIMOUSLY adopted
On motion of Major Charles II. Hyde, the
a,e,ing adjourned.
VIM. LAMBERT, Chairman.
WMF. RITcH's, Secretaries
RIcHp B. GoocH,
The Mayor was allowed until today, to appoint
L Committee Of 81.
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CEsichaisOnaar,y Ealsd,

FIVE MILES fROa EltHMoHD.
n pursuance Of The provisions Of a Deed ii
L Trust, bearing date the 1h March 1913 and
ol record in Tie Clerk. Office Of the County
Cnuri Of Hano"cr, from William L. TalilaTo 10
he subscriber, Trustee for purposes therein men
Toned will be sold Public Auction upon The pre-
mi-e>, on FRIDAY, eth June, il iair, if not, the
next fair dag thereafter, Sunday exccr,ed) the
Tract Of Land upon which The said Talarro
nav resides supposed TO contain Dbl acre.
more or less ami lying on Chickahomny swamp
al the head Of The Mechanicksville Turnpike
upon The following terms: Cash for an amount
sufficient To pay expenses OF sale, and two bonds
Of one thousand dollars each, with interest from
Isl day of January, 1915 a credit until Isl dav
81 next January, tor one thousand dollars, with
interest from Isl day of January, 1913; and a
further credit Until The St day OF January, iSiT,
Tor ono thousand dollars, with interest from Isl
day Of January, 1879: as 10 the residue. terms
made known on The day Of SALE The credit pay
mens 10 be secured by bonds, with Deed OF
Trust on the property. This Tract is one Of The
most desirable in Ibis vicinity being within a
short ride Of The city, and situated IN delightful
neighborhood. The title is believed 10 be unques-
iunable. hut acting y, Trustee | shall convey
such ,i.lc ONLY as is vested in me b. the aioesaid
Deed Of Trust. ~. II. DREMRf,
lime l,--culW Trustee.
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June 20-w2m

MFRS. SARAH E. DAVIS:-As you ale
lNl nonresident OF Virginia, you will please
hereby axe notice, that shall, at the house ofJes-
Sc Walker, in the county Of Buckingham on the
ah of August next, lsa5 between the hours of s
o'clock in the morning and o'clock in the even
ing of that day, proceed 10 take the dispositions Of
Nancy Walker and Others 10 be read in cvi-
dence in a certain m tier in controversy now
depending before the Circuit Superior Court OF
Law and Cbancery for the county of Bucking-
ham aforesaid, wherein am plaintiff ana you
are defendant when and where you may attend
said dispositions shall not be taken on thai day. or,
having been begun, shall no, be completed on that
day, the taking OF the same will be continued
from dav 10 day, between the same hours OF the
day, and at the same place, until the same shall
be completed and finished. Yours, &C.,
lime on-cmSw PETER C. DAVIS
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

DY virtue of deed OF trust. executed 10 the
ID subscriber by Alexander Paris, bearing date
on the 18th day Of April, 1914, and of record in
the Clerks Office OF Allegheny County Court.
shall proceed, on the l9,h day of July, 1915 (or
the purposes therein mentioned 10 sell at public:
auction 10 the highest bidder, cash, on the pre-
mses. the following tracts or parcels OF Land, 10
wit: III, III, IS, % IG9, 80, and % acres, (or
such interest as The said Paris may have therein,)
all OF which said tracts are supposed 10 contain
40 acres, ard adjoining each other, lying in the
said county OF Allegheny, on Jackson's river: 4
large portion Of which are valuable low grounds,
ant in high state Of cultivation, well adapted 10
The culture Of grain, &c., and upon which is erect
ed valuable Tavern establishment, known rs Pa
ri,'s Tavern, situated on The turnpike road, be-
tween Caliashan's and The Hot Springs. The
tile 10 said lands is supposed 10 be indisputablr,
bit, acting as Trustee, will only convey such
tile as is vested in me By said trust deed.
WILLIAM SKEEN, Trustee.
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Lottcries--Important Notice

TINE undersigned have, from causes which
Il may be hereafter explained, determined 10
cease selling Tickets in the Lotteries OF ]. c.
Gregory & Co., or issuing Certificates therein
All orders that may be hereafter sent to our Of
flee will be executed in The UNION, a series of
Lotteries The frs, OF which will be decided on the
18th Of June, BY the drawers Of the Alexandria,
Class No. 2G. II is fully known 10 The public,
that we have been for a series OF years engaged
in the Lottery business, and notwithstanding The
vast amount OF Prizes we have distributed, our
prompt payment has, even during the money
pressure of 1896, rendered our Certificates Tor re-
miance eqna TO bank drafts, and they still COM
mand small premium; and as we now offer TO
pay in specie all Certificates, with one per cent.
premium on all that exceed $50, 10 clear OF our
prize book, we presume that The outrageous at
tack of our rivals will be properly appreciated
Satisfied of The integrity of our payments, we
stand TOO firm 10 fear the venomous ISLANDERS OF
others engaged in the same business. We refer
orr correspondents 10 the Union Lottery, and
from the nature of the Improvements on the
scheme adopted by its managers We are satisfied
that much larger amount OF prizes must be sold
than under the schemes of J. c.. Gregory & Co.
CHAS. MCINTYRE CO.,
No. 35 Wall, and l3 Broad streets n. York.
June 1875
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COLUMBIA ACADEMY

THE second session of this institution will
i commence on the 18th July and close on
ne 18th December The terms Of this school
Or The session ofive months, are as follows; for
ne English branches, ten dollars. and for the an
tent and modern languages, and the higher
ranches OF Mathematics, fifteen dollars; board
int tuition fifty dollars.
:, The Principal is graduate OF Emery and
henry College, and can prepare his pupils for
o!ese. He deems it unnecessary 10 trouble
Ne public with recommendations, as any who
nay feel disposed to patronize him, are referred
BIS former patrons, who will attest TO his ability,
'Mahulness, in the discharge of his duty.
ROBERT w. WATTS,
Jane 20-cwSw Principal.
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The Orphean Family

WITH pleasure, announce TO their friends
w and the Public that they will give ONE
CONCERT atthe Exchange Hall, on FRIDAY
evening" when they will introduce 4 selection of
their old and tavorite Music, with many new
pieces. This will be The only Concert they will
be able to give this season, as their engagements
ublige them TO leave for the North.
Tickets so cens-can be obtained at the Ex-
change Holel at the Music Stores, and at The
door. June 10
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VALUABLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FOR SALE

FOh s,hlJCj
On a CrcdH III inc, tiro, MT.e, and forr Years.
fsNIIr: subscriber Offers for sale his plantation
living 7 miles Yves; Of Columbus, Miss.
coptainin. 10 acrcs-iI0 acres in Z high state
of cultivation, and 30 acres deadeDcd which can
be- taken in during the next season. This Is
norton of that valuable estate lately owned by
Col. John d. Amis, late of North Carolina, and
is considered one OF The finest cotton plantations
in North Mississippi. This region OF country IS
considered The healthiesl where cotton Is grown
successfully Levers being as rare as IN any
norton oil the Southern States: Colonel AIMS
and son. with Slaves 10 the amount OF 300, having
never lost one BIZ fever during 4 residence here
Of five wears. The clubhouse. screw, hoIsc-mlli,
cabins Tor the accommodation OF 20 or 80 me-
oroes and other buildings Necessary on farm,
are new and well-consruced. There is lake,
which always supplies water for stock; and
bored well, supplying an abundance OF water
C;oht ard len bales OF cotton 10 The hand have
been made on The place. ANY person wishing 10
purchase fine cotton plantation, can, AT The pre-
sent prices Of cotton, pay the purchase money
in Two wears. from The proceeds of The plantation.
Cnrn fodder farming utensils, and stock OF every
description, will be sold low TO The purchaser.
During the past season. there have been sales
in nv ncishborhood at 30 cash, per acre, and on
short lime, Possession given Isl January. Price
800 Der acre: and a small cash paymcnt-say
one sixth. y. y. ChhNDAEi'.
Columbus Mississippi
~ Raleigh Register vii! rcrub.ish until Isl
December, and forward account 10 q. a. Z.
Nav 30-c2amllstD
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xNOrtIlana's Office.

MO. :, ENC II a NGE PLACE, RICN.
~ MOND, Virginia.
Lottery for This Morning.
5000 Dollars Capital Virginia Monongalia,
Glass No u. Drawn in The Exchange to-day,
at l2 O'Clock Prizes: $1,000, LOIS, 1000. :.
Of 500, 3 Of 200, II ol l00, p Of 20 80 of 80,
3a5 Of 30, &c IS Nus, AMI Is drawn. Tickets
-. good scheme Tor Packages.
And 10 he drawn soon:
June 2l>l--$ 5000, l0,0Oo 1867, 800, 1900,
10 prizes Of 800. 80 Of ESQ, &c. Tickets SO.
June 2S.h- $4,000, 1900, 6,000, 5000, 1000,
5000 2,62S, $500, IS prizes Of 900, NC
Tickets $40.
Tickets and packages in all The Lotteries ad-
yeriscd ty J. G. Gregory & Co, for sale on the
same terms at This office
\. b. All orders conf entail
June 20 CHAS. WORKMAN.
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HOYT'S OFFlCE.-Perhaps il will not be
amiss. in these days of Prizes, for lloyt 10
say. that he has sold two Capitals somewhat
larger than any Of The present generation Of Ven
der> in Richmond. -.
Nos. II 81 II, S50.O00-also, Nos. 10 3i,
so 00O-Sold bv the Pet Of the Blind Goddess,
Hoyt. Her Majesty is now holding Count at
No. 3 Exchange, and daily yon may expect 10
hear that through her agent, Hoyt she has smiled
on some one. and lha; smile OF so or loo0o
value. Immediate remt;ances will be lad before
her gracious Majesy Suppose you Try her
while she is in humor, and that's now no
wants money! 1O1 VI iob,
p. S. When in town always call at Hoyts Tor
Prizes please note the following Schemes, and
remit Immediately.
Sulendid Loticrics tor June.
10000 Dollars
Alexandria Lottery, Glass %, for 1913, to be
drawn in Alexandria d. c., on SATURDAY, June
2Ist lsi5 Great scheme $50, 900, 10000, 1867,
} Of > 50O s OF 1000, 10 of 800 30 OF 200,
so of Goo 50 Of 500, &c. 10 Nos, u ballots.
Tickets $40, halves5 quarters 81: Ceriil-
ca,cs NJ Packages of 26 Whole Tickets $40,
26 halves 70, 20 quarters 80.
10000 Dollars!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 90, Tor 1919, 10 he
drawn in Alexandra, p. c. on Saturday. June ans
ssih 1915. Splendid Prizes: SiO, 900, $1,000,
5000 5000, 1000, 5000 2,G2s. $500, % prizes
Of 1000, IS of 500, &c, &c. - Nos, Is bal
lots. Tickets $40, halves quarters oo, G ,so
25 halves Go; IS quarters % 3D.
ar Orders for Tickets, and Shares, and Cert
fcates OF Packages in the above splendid Loae3
ries will receive the most propt u; ATTENTION, na anu
a. neJ Ii s r r. all who may order Tickets from
i"I 1.'n. NV DC D. NJ. HOYT.
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FRESH GROCERIES.

TNI!E subscriber having taken The store re-
i Gently OCCUPIED by Mcssrs. Dickinson 4
Hunter, corner above the Richmond, Fredercks-
burg and Potomac Railroad Depot, has in store
and offers Tor sale a general assortment of Gro
cerc>. lie would respectfully invite his old Gus
TONERS, iicns, and the public al large 10 give him
call, as lie is determined to sell low Tor cash or
Ia punctual customers.
ALEXANDER GARRETT
n. e. The subscriber will pay particular al
lcniion 10 The sale Of ali kinds ol produce directed
10 his care. Il. GARRETT.
NM 1-.-cIw
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BosroS jane l6-Arrivcd, schr. Aid, Stod-
ad, from Richmond. Cleared, schr w. w.
Wrer Adams, for Norfolk and Richmond.
Providence, June l4.-Arrived, brig Poko-
rsse, BIueheart, from Suffolk, Va. Sailed,
,:ar Messenger, Sands, for Fredericksburg.
NEWPORT, June l4.-Arrived, schrs. Mayhow-
= and Caroline, from Norfolk, and schr Time
JON Suffolk, Va.
Nav YoRS, June lS.-Arrived, schrs. Naviga-
81, Bosar, and L. Ireland, Somers, from Rich
1ond; also, schr. ]. w. Smith, Few, from Rich
aond Cleared, ship Pontiac, Parker, for James
RIVER
NORFOLK, June ls.-Arrd, schrs. VIM. Apple
,arih, Cannon, and Pastory, Creighton, from Bal
more, bound 10 Richmond.
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MERCHANDISE,
Thomas & Charles Ellis.
Dry Goods, Hardware and Cutlery.

AJ Noouos lAdauNdTC duu OUtIcTy,
No. l0G West MAN Street.
II AVE received by late arrivals from Eng
L 1 land and the Northern Cities. large and
varied assortment of SPRING GOODS. which
they will offer 10 country dealers, and TO nurcha-
sers generally, at very low rates, consisting in
part Of
Satin stripe Adrianoples
New and rich style Balzornes
Lawns and MouSlin lie LANES
Black Alpaccas and Bonbazines
Earlston and other Ginshams
Polka and many new pattern Prints
Rich Barge Shawls
Lace, check and plain Camhrics
Drab d etc, Croton Coalings
Virginia Cord and Summer Cloths
Fancy and plain Cassimeres and Gambroons
Valencia and Marseilles Veslinss
Irish Linens, very cheap
Irish and Bamsley Shectings
Table Cloths, Diaper and TowcIling
English German and Silk Hosiery
Ribins, Gloves, Milts and Suspenders
Marshalrs Seine and Sewing Threads
Seine and Samplng Irvine.
THOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS.
April l4-lt
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

MY MAN SIMON left the employment Of
lHl Capt Hening T. Smith last November,
while at work in Martin county, N. G., and |
think j, probable that he is now lurking about the
ncighborhood of Walter Myrick, Esq, HEREFORD
county, North Carolina, as he owns his wife or
The vicinity of JAMESON, Martin county, North
Carolina, as he had been al work there with
Smith for several months. | will pay The above
reward Of fifty dollars to any person delivering
said man to me, or thirty dollars ifsecured in any
Jail so that gel him again. Simon is about IS
years DID, Of bright brown complexion, ordina-
~ stature, and quite bow-leesed-no scars rccol-
lec;ed. JAS. II. PERSON.
Southampton CO., Va, May 10, 1915.
Nav 23-clm
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MOST VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

MOST VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
TN pursuance OF The last will and testament OF
l The late Col Gideon A. Strange, We shall pro-
coed, on The 29h day OF July next, or, il prevent
et by bad weather, then on the next TAR day 10
expose 10 public sale, on the premises, that va
luahle. wei! known, and highly improved Estate,
OAK HILL, late The residence OF Col oideon
A. Strange, situate in the county Of Fiuvahha,
within ahou, two miles oil Fluvanna CouTt mouse.
This Farm, comprising O2i acres, IS beauti-
fully situated on the Rivanna RIVER, win me
exposure 10 The South ard East, wen hhown ioi
The proIuctivcncss Of lis soil, and The hSh Stale
Of Improvement OF which ii is susceptible. The
Farm Buildings Dwelling House, Barn, Stables,
Tobacco House. &c, are large and conmodions.
There are 800. or $50 acres oil cleared land, 250
~ which arc III. rate Rivanna low grounds, the
balance in woods well imbered. The soil IS
will ADAPTED TO corn, wheat and tobacco.
The tract will he sold subject TO The dover in
te,est OF Mrs. Mary Strange, widow oil The SAID
Col. Strange which has been laid OF and allot-
led 10 her. though it is understood that her inter-
es, will be offered 10 tie purchaser Of the farm
on the day Of sale Al a fair price, which will be
made known before the sale. Possession will be
given, 80 far as necessary for sowing crop OF
wheat This fall, al once, and full possession on the
l., Of January next.
Terms-Sl Geo will he required in cash, tie
balance in one, two and three years Bond and
approved security, and deed o! uust en- The pro-
perry 10 secure Tie purchase money, will be re-
Quired.
Mr. James NJ. Strange, residing on The place,
will show The land 10 any one DESTROYS OF exa-
mining il before the day ol sale
BENZ. II. MAGRUDER,
A. p. STRANGE,
Acting Executors Of G. A. Strange.
MAY 0--cijs OWING 10 copy
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NOTICE.

DElNG appointed receivers Of al claims due
ID 10 lhe firms oil Fitzpatrick, Clarke & Lyon
and Fitzpatrick & Lyon and Of John y. Filz-
patrick Individually, by the Superior Court "i
hlbcmarle county, We notify all who are indebl-
ell 10 The parties aforesaid, either by bond, ac-
count or otherwise, that speedy payment must be
made, as ii is important that all matters con-
ncclcd with these concerns be closed rs early as
practicable.
We have put claims into the hands Of Col.
Alexander Fitzpatrick, due 10 the firm of Filzpal-
rick * Lyon and J. \. Fitzpatrick individually,
Tor Settlement and collection, as many OF them
are too remote for us attend 10 their collection
in person; but no suit is authorized 10 be brought
until reasonable notice tails 10 effect our wishes.
HOGG, WHl'rMORE d co,
Scoltsvie, Va. Receivers.
a. b. No other person than ourselves is an-
lhorised 10 collect any claims whatever, due 10
the persons aforesaid or John n. Fitzpatrick IN
dividually, except such as we authorize
Junet-cf H., w. s CO
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FOR SALE.

T OFFER Tor sale ny Plantation, situated in
/ The county of Buckingham, on James River,
a shor, distance below Bent Creek. The tract
contains four hundred acrcs-one hundred Of
which are James river bottom, in high state Of
cultivation. The high land is exceent-con-
tanning fair proportion OF tobacco land, 10 clear.
The improvements consist of a small tut CON-
Portable framed dwelling house, large and well
constructed barn, and all other necessary out
buildings in good repair. Any person who may
wish 10 purchase will be pleased 10 call on the
subscriber, who resides in The neighborhood OF
Bent Creek, Appomattox county.
Nav I6-cIli. ID C.. JONES.
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GOOD BARGAIN IN LAND

A GOOD BARGAIN IN LAND
TNIlE Tract in Louisa county, owned by Mrs
i Lavinia c. Smith Tor life, AMI afterwards
by the children OF Nathaniel A. Smith, deceased
is for sale, containing l73 Acres, on Elk Creek
and North Anna River, near Cars Bridge, 80
miles from Fredericksburg, Is from Richmond
and ) from FrederickshalI Depot, on the Louisa
Railroad. Two or three hundred acres are rich
low grounds, and about two hundred and thirty
first rate wood land; besides one hundred and
fifty or more in pine, inierspersed with oak, hic
DRY, sc. The tract has much granite, is admi-
rably suited 10 clover, and makes The kindest re-
turns for all manuring and other efforts al i'm
provcment. Good Judges think, that, with sin
Gle exception, il is the best tract in The county,
0pt of ne GrccE Spring acisdJOyho0d Tocrown
lis many recommendations, it is surrounded by
the best OF ishbors-plain, kind, sober and in
telligent.
The Dwelling House (ot bricd) is large and
commodious with more than The usual ont houses
and conveniences The purchaser or purchasers
may easily divide the land into Two tracts, one OF
about rio, and the olher of 1870 odd acres, either
OF which would make very Gne farm. Per
sons inclined 10 buy, are earnestly invited 10 come
and SEE. Mr.. William 0. Smith, living on the
premises, will show them.
Terins-Onc third cash for The rest, easy Gre
dts. Possession given next Fall, with entrance
10 SOW wheat sooner il desired Apply 10 me at
Louisa Court House.
LUCIAN MINOR,
Nav 30-cSts For the Owners.
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Hanover Land for Sale,
,,rnrp , pgcpPE M COURT


10y virtue Of decree Of The County Count al
ID Hanover, pronounced on the 9th day Of
Nav, 1915, in the case Of Eimondson Ct ais, Is.
E...nondson ci ais, SHALL rs commissionerlherc-
in named, proceed 10 sell on the premises, al pub
lie aucion 10 The highest bidder, ON Wednesday,
the 25th day q! June, 1915, The Tract Of Land
mentioned in the proceedings ollhe suit aforesaid.
living in Tie county Of Hanover on The old road
leading from Richmond 10 Hanover Town. about
nine miles from Richmond, and eight miles from
Hanover Town, adjoining The lands OF Edwin
Shelton Thomas G. Tin,ey, and Thomas Gard
ncr The Tract contains about 100 acres, two
thirds OF in cultivation, The balance in wood AMI
swamp land, lying Tor three quarters OF mile OH
the Poiotoiomoy Creek, with an abundance OF
mari. adwe'Iiug house, and other on houses:
The above sale will take place al II o'clock on
the day above mentioned, il fair, II not, the next
fair day.
Terms. -One-lhird Of the purchase money in
cash. the balance in equal instruments, OF one and
Two years Bond with approved surety for me
credi, payments, and The tile withheld until The
paymen, Of The whole purchase money, and
CONVEYANCE directed by The Court.
WIN. A. EDMONDSON, Comr.
Al
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|uoYTS OFFICE.-Drawing OF small
IL Lottery comes 10 hand BY l2 o'clock. Ca
Eial $1,000. 80 Nos, Is drawn ballots
Tickets s. package Of 90 whole tickets costs
Is halves 81 quarters -, which is warranted
draw back half Sales close at ii o'clock.
For this evening-Slo,0O0. Tickets only dol
|ais Shares in proportion. For sale at
HOYT'S OFFICE,
June 20 No. 8 Exchange.