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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-07
Valuable Real Estate



RY virtue Of two DEGREES, pronounced by York Coun
y ~ Court, on the 18Th oil September, lS45-enc
Fox's next friend faxs Tiusee-and the other in
Taylor RS. Fox's hei,s-the Undersigned commissioner
appointed 10 said DEGREES WILL the 20th day
OF October next (hat being York County Court day
ut the Court House nf said county, proceed sell by
auction, 10 the highest bidder for cash. pOssession
be the first day of January next. the houses and
lois named in The decree Of the first above cited
situated III Yorktown, and kInwn tho property and
residence Of The late John X. Fox licensed lying in
the corners Of the two Cross streets, bGundng the
Count House lot and that Of lle Swan Tavern one Of
them IS used a. Garden and contains half acres the
other an acre lot has IL twO-stpry Dwelling
House and Kitchen. II oilers suitable advantages To
persons desous Ct purchasing such property. And al
the same time and acc 10 execute the decree IN the
last named cause. Will he Sold Tract of Land lying In
York county, nj the head of one OF the branches OF
Back Creek containing ll9 acres, with an unfinished
Dwelling House thereon; portion OF II Is arabic. aud
the rest In good steamboat weed, credit Of nnr and
two years (posscs>ion on The first day u January
neXt,) with Interest thereon, from the day nf sale;
the give bends to the several parties,
cording their respective rights and with good per-
expenses Of the and of this suit, which IL 10 he
paid In cash. The title Ia lie withheld until the pur
chase money is paid. Also ut the time and place,
tuexrcne order Of said Cnnr will he sold for cash
six valuable slaves; amongst them IL good Female
Cook, aud some fine Field Hands
WM. NELSON, Comr.
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ALBEMAn1.E LAND FOR SALE

y mics from Nc GJrdonsrWe Dtp0i.
I WISH TO sell my Farm, situate alom. the South
i west mountains, aud containing eight hundred and
fifty ts5ol acres tadjnin- The lands oil u J. Baonr,
V. hnson and WIN Davis, EsQrs., in Orange; and Gr-
Esqrs . in abemrlr.
II will he so,d upon reasonable terms, aud the
most liberal time allowed rs 10 plyis-nts. | shall
commence the seeding Of wheat during tn, week, and
expect TO about me hundred and scvriy bushels,
the principal part uf which will be upon goo! lnow
land.
Any one wishing IN purchase will find my ovsrseer
at all times upon tile farm, and ready 10 show IT,
ALEX. T.. TAYLOR.
RenIivnrlin L. o. Sent. 23-f2nW lin&cWt1
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Yorktown, September as-ctds
TRUsTEEs, SALE OF LAND.

PURSUANT TO the pro, isons OF a Deed of Trust,
executed by John a. Sheppard To The subscribers.
bearing date The I'd of March, 1884, and recorded III The
coed to SELL 10 the highest bidder, the PREMISES for
cash, on MONDAY the ID day of December, loi5 the
Tract Of Land wlercon The said John A. Sheppard now
resides, lying in the county Of lienrco on Chlekatomi-
ny Swamp and containing a+5z acres adjoining the
lands OF yddall Boxles, deceased and John htpparr.
The title the said Land is believed to be indsputabc,
but shall convey only such title as Is vested ~ Us by
virtue If said trust deed.
JAMES s. RYALI. Trustees
ALFRED WINSTON, ''''
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nenlivogIio 7. O., Sept. a3-eaawlmAcwtr
LAND LOUISA FOR SALE.


OFFER for sale my Land in the county nf Louisa, in
the Fork Creek neghbnrhood, adjoining The lands Of
a. 6. Goodwin, Capt. Perkins, u. ]. Winston and
Others containing between four and six hundred acres
mostly in original forest, aud heavily imbrred with an
abundance oil the best he art pine poplar, &C. II Is coli
hdently believed that the timber would sell fbi more
than asked FOR the land Saw Mill might be erect
ed upnn the premises very little expense though there
is one at Yanceyve, not far tif. The ahuvc land Is
adapted 10 all the that section of coun-
Try particularly wheat aud tobacco.
Any person wishing 10 purchase can ascertain the
terms, &c which will be accommodatng-by address
ng letter, directed 10 Frederickshurs or by en-
quing of my broher adjoining the land, who will show
il TO any one wishing 10 sse IL.
sent 3O-ewtf JOHN GOODWIN.
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LAW NOTICE.
AUGUSTINE c. BUTTS,

AIlOhNE II La ~
rr\S removed 10 I.awrenccviie, Brunswick county,
LII vieru.a and will attend the Courts al Brunswick,
nov dd,s Cfeensville and Sussex, and the Superior
C.uu. oil Southampton county. Adde'S, Lawrence
VIE, vs.. oct o-eIm
TO PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS.
,E suhsc has for sale large quantity OF heavy
Krrsrys ani Satnetts, inanufat tured expressly Tor
common use and servants wear-u contains III ounces
Of ~oo per yard, double warp. and hard twisted war
r,uea not 10 be surpassed for durability ANY enquiry
respecting it, directed to Milton, n. g. VIII he pompuy
attended IL. :. D. DAMN
Milton, Sept 30, le45-ctf
Vt Wing requested TO copy
FOR SALE,
THE very desirable House and Lot in the '9"S "
Fredericksburg, lately occupied ny Is. :. sou
don Tae House Is of brick well oulit, 'aIee aa 49,
,n.Ious. The grounds, wnich cover heaty ",u u's
..,,r- are ,ttractiye and heautul being laid on WIN
nrh tas,r in slipping falls and wide walks, and adorn
"a VIA many handsome trees. more delightful anu
,l,ibI. residence whether regard be had 10 hcaith
ropfc, or appearance, cannot be found In me
S,io wiIl be made privately, and the terms may %
learned on communication with either OF The underSiSh-
ed. JOHN MONCuRE. Falmouth, ctauoIu 60.
ARTHUR A. MoRSoS. Richmond city,
Aur s-ctf Executors of Thomas Seldom, decd
SALE POSTPONED.
rr,TE sale OF Hoopers Rock Estate Is postponed
1 until The oh day If October. when u VIII DC no-.
,,v ~. >oid IL fair: otherwise the first fair DAY
Ne'y so'u : 'a''' JOSEPH FUQUA,
R.I COOKE,
.,auhar ss.,d J. Nj. TREViLIAN.
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Third Dtstfict.-Lieon Dem, is elected over
Wc'hered, Wing, By alarge majority. A Wing
loss.
F"nrh Narid.-Wm. Fell Giles, Dem. is
elected over John Z; Kennedy, Wing, BY ma
jority otel2. A Wing loss.
Finh Distria-Constable, Dem, is elected
over Wright, Wing in The fifth district Wing
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Surviving Executor OF John MCKINNEY, decd
Sept. 26-ctjs
LAND AND NEGROES FOR SALE.

LAND AND NEGROES FOR SALE.
MILL be sold, To the highest bidder, on The rein
w ses, on WEDNESDAY, 18Th October next under
the will Of he late William II. Wood very desirable
Tract Of Land, lying in the lower tmd Of Lunenburg
county. Va, containing from to 100 acres adjoining
the lands Of G l.. Rogers, William White, Mr. Mcr ar
land Old Tract and others, the waters Of the Not
toway river.
consider th, one amongst the best tracts in the coun-
~ TO the size; reasonable proportion OF creek low
grounds which is well ditehed, and no" IN e1cehent
order for crops of corn wheat and tobacco the upland Is
well set in clover, aud in high state OF Improvement,
and very susceptible; confortnbo dwelling, ana All
other out houses, ice house, &C., &C.
The Land win be sold one, two, three and four
years credit; bonds, with good securities and deed
trust on the land to secure the payments.
also, the Crop aud Stock and Two first rate aes, as
good as any 10 the State. and two horse Wagon &C
The terms Of the Negroes will be made known on TIE
day of SALE think more than probable hey WIN oe
sold on credit Il. K. BEASLEY, Executor
Aug. 29-ctds of WIN. n. Wood, decd.
LAND AND NEGROES FOR SALE.
ITO be sold AT Louisa Court house, on MONDAY, 10th
i Of Noyember-it being Louisa Court day-iiteen
or twenty Negroes, for cash. Also, three Tracts OF
Land, on the head waters OF Hickory Greek:
LIST. a Trac. Of about 700 acres, mostly in woods,
Astounding In fine TIMBER especially old heart p.ne, Of
the best quality. here two small fields cleared on
the tract-eac clearing has fine spring of water ad-
I'd. Tract Of about so acres, on which Achilles
Smith, deceased resided. This tract joins the above at
one corner-lt has comfortable dwelling house, kitch
en-. corn house, stable ana negro son
This traet h an elegant Saw MIL fine stream. This
Saw Mil il in tho midst Of finely mbered county,
There may be attached Grlst Mill within ity yards
below the Saw Mil. The stream Is considered sufficient
TO work both Mills In the Winter and the Grst Mali III
the Summer. Such Mill would DO very valuable as,
in the course Of few years. there will DO no opposition
to Il
3D. This Tract is about one mile from the above-is
mostly cleared Is under good fence, and Is In pretty
good heart, Containing III acres-bens part Of the
land formerly owned by VIM. Smith, Sr.. deceased.
The terms Of the sale Of The above Lands will be, one
third cash, and the balance on very accommodating
credit the purchaser giving bond and approved secur
~, and deed In ust secure The other payments and
interest. Possession given Immediately.
The undersigned will take pleasure In showing the
property TO any person wishing TO purchase.
THOMAS ]. BARRET,
Administrator, with the will annexed,
Of Achilles, Smith, decd.
Louisa, Sept S0-cw,istN
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.StrM Disriet.-There is bu, lille opposition
10 ihe wing candidate in this district and it is
10 be presumed that he is elected. No change.
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a3 To arrive as far as may be practicable, al
The mount Of support which the Government ~.
directly furnishes 10 slavery by and through "s
diplomatic intercourse. ,;r,e
Application will be made at the proper uliis !.
10 The House Of Representatives for lhe use VI
their Hall! The Colonization and Temperance
societies nave had il, and there is no reason WY
thai bouy should refuse 10 grant il 10 US ShouIu
such application be refused, however, Inc Con.
yrntion will meet on the National grounds neal
the Capitol" ,r,ar.
We advise these gentlemen % iorbear. There
is point of folbearance, beyond which The oou'n
cannot permit itself to pass. This attempt 10
defy the Southern people, and 10 plant Goa
Aacration in lie very heart Of the South'
will rouse and irritate them beyond measure
We would not answer for the consequences
Ii is an insulting, impudent unavailable
and unnecessary inerposi'ion with those civi
institution which ere guaranteed 10 US ny tue Son-
sli,ution itself. WHY meet at all 7 Why resort
10 suMerinscs 10 Justify Convention, when
every information they profess 10 desire may DC
obtained through other sourcess They to en-
auirc into the numbers and treatment OF slaves
in the District. Why J. @ Adams and GiddlnSs
will give them all the information which they
NAV desire. They wish to collect information
about the slave trade between the several States,
and 10 stakc measures Tor the abolition OF said
trade" They have already sources enough
through which 10 obtain the facts-and woe to
lhem-woe to the Union ITSELF if they dare 10
abolish The trade. We tell them, at once, TO aoan-
don all idea Of this Convention. Il is not every
Daniel who can escape unframed out OF the hons
den VeybllB, sat
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A TICKLISH EXPERIMENT +!

The New York Herald gives US an account of
bold experiment, which is meditaled by the
Abolilionis,s OF New York. They held State
Convention, some time since, at Albany and e1-
pressed their determination 10 adhere TO their or
neutrality-suspicious. and boasiing that they
could now muster force Of $4,000 voters in The
free and adjoining States. Since that meeting a
new movement has been started by their leaders,
through their principal organ, the Abany Patrioi,
which is calculated 10 excite the indignant atten-
ton of the Southern people. 1t is a proposition
TO hold an Abolition Convention al Washington,
on the Isl March, lsi5. AS a ieeicr for this pur-
pose. their allies in New York West Of Albany,
in Ohio Michigan, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, and
Wisconsin, are 10 communicate with J. c. Jack
son OF Manipulating their opinion OF The
Convention, and pledging themselves, il they are
in favor, 10 attend it, if it should be called toge-
Their. Their friends in New York South OF Al
bany, in New Jersey, Pennsylvania and New
England are in like manner to communicate
with Lewis Tappan OF New York. When 200
have pledged themselves 10 the meeting, The notice
is then TO ISSUE The object of the Convention is
thus set forth:
~. 1t will be to inquire minulelv into the ex-
tent of Slavery in the District Of Columbia, and
the Tenilory of Florida.
40 To get at facts relativeto the sale and trans
fer of Slaves, through the facilities furnished by
the nlsr-State-slave trade under the protection OF
the flag OF Toe United States, and 10 take mea-
surss for the abolition Of said trade.
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county. to take into consideration the proprie'y
and expedency of devsing some means 10 expe,
di,e the administration of justice by The Courl OF
Appeals John w. Wilson being called 10 .le
Chair and Greed d. Coleman appointed oecie'd-
rs, The following resolutions were unanimously
adopted: .ar.
R,solred, That il is expedient that some means
be devised TO expedite the administrator oi Jus
lice ~ the Court oil Appeals and that we approve
of the suggestion OF The Governor, IN RELATION "
that subject, and especially bis recommendation
of the system of Intermediate Courts OF Appears
10 be composed Of the Judges OF The inc e'eietdi
Court. u,,:.h
Rcsolrcd, Tha, if the Legislature shan establish
said Intermediate Cour! Of Appeals II IS eHpea'-
en,, that all cases coming within It's lnrisdic'Ion
be a, once transferred 10 the docket oil me inter-
mediate Court.
Iacwlrcd, That the attention OF Inc virginia
Bar. be invited 10 the consideration Of The above
suggestions, and they are requested 10 express
their opinions in relation oihein.
On motion, il YVES
Ordercd, That these resolutions be forwarded
10 the Richmond papers, for publication ana
copy sent 10 The representative oil CumeeFIaho'
with a request tina, he present them 10 Inc fHe'-
mia Legislature
The meeting then adjourned
CREED d. COLEMAN, Secretary.
u The Wing will please publish these reso'
lutions
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ENATE-1l0nd0u, jan u.
The House OF Delegates sent 10 the Senate
bills which were disposed OF as follows:
The bill "Changing the lime OF holding The
Court Of the county OF PocahonIas, was com
miucd 10 Mcssrs. McCauley, Penn and Craw-
ford
The bin Changing the time of holding certain
Conris OF the second Judicial Circuit" was COM
miiied 10 Mcs>rs. Dennis Spark and Cox.
Mr.. CARTER, from The Committee on Claims.
reported The bill Concerning Samuel Alexander,
Sheriff OF Mason county"
Mr.. CARTER explained the bill and recon-
mendcd its passage
Mr.. WALLACE was opposed 10 its passage.
Mr.. MULLEN was in favor Of the BILL
Mr. VOOLFOLK opposed it.
The bill was further discussed by Messrs.
GALLAHER and SIilNN in favor and Mr..
VOOLFOLK n.opposi,ion, who moved to lay
Inc bill on The table. This motion was lost with
on, a division.
Mr.. PEYTON was in favor Of the passage Of
the BILL
The vote bein. taken by ayes and noes, it
passed BY The following vote
Arss.-Messrs, Sutton, Thompson, Ir, Pey-
ton Crawford, Wiley, Gallahcr, CapeTon
Penn. Carter Sloan, Shinn, McMullen, Crump
Guerranl, Rogers, McCanley-l6.
NoEs-Me>srs Scott Speaker Cox, Wallace,
Spark, Garrett, Voolfolk Dennis, Moffett, Tay-
lor, Ncwman-lO.
DESTRUCTION RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. WALLACE, from he Select Committee
for that purpose, made repart concerning the re-
cep,ion Of Virginias quota Of the proceeds of the
public lands, which concludes with the following
resolutions
l. Rcsolred That the act OF Congress pro-
viiing for the distribution Of Tie proceeds of the
public lands amongst the States approved The it'll
Of September, 1911, IS 4 violation of the Consi.
tuition, and 2 breach Of the faith OF the United
States is Of dangerous tendency, and ought TO be
repealed.
3 Rc0,rcd, That the aforesaid resolution Of
the House of Delegates lie rejected.
The report and resolutions, after some CONVEX
sation among Mcs>rs. Wallace, Gallaher and
Garter, were laid on the table, and ordered 10 be
printed.
Mr.. VOOLFOLK reported the bill, incor-
poratag the trustees Of the Fairfax Academy, in
The county of Culpeper, which was read and
passed
ON my'ion Of Mr.. SEIINN,
The Senate adjourned
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MILITARY MEETING.

A., q meeting "f The Officers Of The 6S,h Regl-
rn.n, hea a; The Civ Hotel in the City of Will
,ianshr-c. on Tuesday, the 3lst December 1871,
90 motion. Col Goodrich Durfey was called to
t;is Chair, ard Capt. John A. Henley appointed
Secretary.
On motion the followin. Resolutions were
unanimously a3opcd
Rssolsrd, That the Officers OF The GS;h ReSl-
,neot concur in the rropri.,y Of holding The pro
posej Mi;t.ry Convention in The CITY 81 Rich
mon. O., the 2o,h day Of January, 1873.
G.so'-ca Tia, we concur with The l?;h Ees'-
rnent in the propriety ofthe Oliicers appearing IN
uaiform curing ,hs sitting of the Convention
P.sa,cs.I. That the following Officers be ap-
noin,cl d.leg ties 10 represent this Regiment IN
ihe sail C,,nvention: Col. Goodrich Duriey. 1t
Col. Washington Cowles, Maj. John NJ Maui
hin. Adj. Leonard Henley, Capt X. NJ. bnck-
trout, Capt. A. II Hankins, Capt. John H. Fox,
Capt. John A. Henley Lieni. H. Lindsey
Lieut.. Roher, F. Cole. Lieut.. S. I. Bonman, 1t
c. P. c. Waller, Ii. John H. Barlow l., James
N. Malone, It. FL NJ. Bowden, L. John NJ
King, Il. Lewis Richardson, 1t. Thomas 1ar-
riss. L. Geo Minor, LII Geo. Goddy, 1t. n. "
rforriss, Ii. r. e. Judkins, 1t Samuel Shield,
paymas'er Moreau Bowers, Sergt. James Gray,
S.rs,. Th, Lindsey.
On motion,
r so,ee, That the Editors Of the Richmond
Wing and Enquirer be requested to publish these
proceedings. q. DuRtEi, PRESIDENT.
JouN A. HENLEY, Secretary.
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MARINERS, CONVENTION.

AT a meeting of the Henrco Agricultural So
cety held at the Exchange, January g. 1915, the
following resolutions were adopted;
Resoiced That This Society look with great
interest 10 the Agricultural Convention 10 be hold
en- in Richmond ON the 2Gih inst. They earnest.
ly recommend the members OF this Society and
the agricultural community IN general 10 attend
this Convention as one in which matters of deep
interest may be considered
Rcsoired That Messrs. Haxall, Myers and
Bolts be committee TO procure room for the
meeting Of The Convention.
Remired, That the editors of the city papers be
requested 10 publish the foregoing resolutions.
w. II. RICHARDSON, Pres't
C. T. Boris, Sec'y pro tenn.
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RICHMOND GRAYS.

f.s meeting OF the Richmond Grays held at
Military Hall on Friday evening, January Sd,
1915 Lieu,. Scott in the Chair, the following
Preamble and Resolutions we're adopted
The Company of Richmond Grays having
seen with qualification, tia, the Common Coun-
ell. o. the Soh day of last month, BY Resolution
ce.hat BODY, appropriated The sum Of 700 dollars
for III. repair Of Military Hall, and mailing this
evidence Of lbrali,v on the part OF the repreSen-
ts;ivss of the peopie oil this city, as going lar 10
remove the vuia II prejudice entertained by many,
mat there is nothing good in Volunteer Compa-
n;es, and believing now tina, they take some
interest in the prosperity and success OF the
Volunteer Corps Of This ely, We think II due
10 them and 10 ourselves 10 manifest our sense OF
inc obligation aud gratitude Tor the kindness they
have shown. Therefore,
Isl. R.so,rcd raanimouslv That We tender onr
sincere and grateful thanks tothe Common Coun-
ell of the city OF Richmond for the liberal dona-
tion which they have presented TO the Volunteer
Companies OF this city for the repair OF Military
Hall.
=. "a Heso,rsa, That copy Of the FOREGOING Pre-,
ample and Resolution, signed blythe Chairman nd
Secretary, be delivered 10 the President OF The
Council
sd R,,o,r.d, Tha, the city papers be requested
"a publish the foregoing Preamble and Resolu-
lions. ROBT. G. SCOTT, j., Chairman.
&. T. BARCLAY, Secretary.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
BIZ and ,c,tt The adrice and Consent Of The !Scnatc
Robert Walsh, 10 be Consul a, Paris. vice Lo-
renzo Draper recalled.
Franklin Lippincou, 10 be Consul at Glen Flu
egos vice Samuel Mclean, transferred 10 The Con-
sulae Of Trinidad de Cuba.
William Collins, to be First Auditor OF the
Treasury Department, vice Tully r Wise, de-
ceased.
Eli F. Stacy, lobe Collector Of the Customs for
the District OF Gloucester, Mass, vice Addison
Gilbert, whose commission was revoked.
Philip Sage, 10 be Collector of the Customs for
the District OF Middletown, CT, vice Austin Bald
WIN removed.
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We have received from Mr.. Gill the Decenl-
Der No. of Blackwood-among its excellent con-
tents we observe two interesting sketches of Ed
mund Burke and Guizot, and some capital tales
To Drinker & Morris we are indebted for Nos
l and 3 of Smiths Weekly Volume, on the plan
of "Waldies Revived" containing travels through
the three Kingdoms, England Ireland and Scot
land, from the French of Dartmouth. His
sketches are light and sparklins-and make rs
acquainted with many Of the cclsJtites OF Britain.
This IS one OF the best and cheapest literary en-
ierpriZes of the day
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE r.
SENATE.

SalNFd0Y, JaNNd7y ].
The Senate re-assembled today: there being
quorum present, thirty bills from the House Of
Delegates were read and committed TO their re-
spective committees
The resolution granting to new members Of the
present Legislature copies of the last census was
read and passed
On motion Of Mr.. WALLACE
The Senate adjourned
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TN pursuance of decree Of the Circuit Supe-
i rior Court Of Law and Chancery for the
county Of King William, pronounced al It's late
session, on the 2lst November, 1914, in the SUIT
of John Detfarees and others, rs. Thomas b.
Mitchell's Administrator and others, the under
signed, acting as Commissioners OF said Court,
will offer for sale on The premises at public auc-
ton, on MONDAY. The thiri day Of March
next, (iS45,) if fair, / not, on the first fair day
thereafter, the Tract Il Land OF which The said
Mitchell died in possession, containing, By sur
vey, 5i7, acres. The said tract lies immediate
" on the main road leading from King William
Courthouse to West Point, and between seven
and eight miles from the former place, and hall a
r,ile from West Point Church. There are on il
a convenient and suitable dwelling house, with
several rooms on floor, and, also, the usual out
houses, &C. &c.
The terms under the decree are twelve months
credit, except ior so much as shall be necessary
10 tcfray The expenses OF sale aid costs OF suit,
which will be for cash.
The Commissioners are authorized TO execute
a good and sufficient deed OF bargain and sale
with special warranty 10 the purchaser-the pur.
chase money being required 10 be secured By
bond and good personal security, and deed u
trust on The land
Persons wishing TO view the premises can make
application " " iilldui ~. OiCSoIY, ohS vi 'uS
Commissioners residing at King William Court
"0'Ss WM. N. GREGORY, Commits.
SAML. c. SCOTT, }
JAN 7-cwtds
TTOYT'S OFFICE.-More prizes sold a
IL head quarters for Capitals. Three paid il
the last three DAYS:
Nos 2t % 81 city.
- % - country.
80 81 SIS do.
For Capitals, always send to tioyt $ anu please
do SO immediately for this months tickets.
10000 Dollars,
Hoyt's pet scheme for this Notwithstanding L
take place the 25ih inst. Please note the scheme
particularly, and make remittance early.
To-Day
$4,000 Dollars Capital! Tickets So.
jan. 7 HOY1'S, No. 3, Exchange.