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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-09
ALBEMARLE ESTATE AT

dOSIIOAt
ngr .ns,c rib-r will offer, al auction. on the premises,
On The 10Th OF December nest. the ss.aue Car,
tr<t oR the late residence Of Col. Samue, cau'
.,,,n,ns by recent survey, four hundred ana iofly-
.re acre. OF these, one hundred and sixty are o NJ.
~, t,x grounds. of the finest quality; more thah one
-, w. ,n-s are heavily timbsrrd, the greater part OF
.nea !. within Two miles Of { c s,,h a,,ss fn s rss,.
. ~, h., bren seeded in wheat this Fal, u wen
~ rra., This Estate Is situated between Two ano
,4. NILS forth Of characteristic ana ~hm'n ,Oh.
~. r HE University Of Virginia, In q wealthy neleh-
,so.l. remarkable for its intelligence and inorality.
In Rlvanna river, which bounds the Estate, Is nav
"a, ba,teaux. in both of branches. for nve ana
!, -gr, above IL, 10 large manufacturing mills oi the
:.-,r r-pute. There is also another large m,i' One
!. s.l,w. on n tributary Of the Rivanna. Inc im-
,.,,r,nts consist Of a large and elegant brick DWELL
p and all necessary out houses. -.
fgPMs. one fourth on the 18th February, 1876, ana
1. ,,,dus in three equal annual instruments Thereafter.
Innrdlately after The sale Of the land, there VIII also
), 5..r,d, al auction. thirteen young and likely Ne,
49,. al The stock, Plantation Utensils and househoio
F,,,rrs, and The crops of Corn Hay and Tobacco.
Terms made known on the day of sac.
a = -, q las GEORGE WATSON CARR.
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land FOR SALE


WILL. he sold, nj public auction. on THuRSD ~,
W me ll,h day of Dec. mber, lsi5, at IL O'Clock, on
NJ p'-mises a Trac, OF Land, in the county of Hanover,
Nv acres and q fraction; about $50 acres in its orls'-
d uowth, heavily timbered. This Land Is well adapt
nathe growth Of corn, wheat, oats and toblcco-has
"ta very comfortable Dwelling House and Negro
slart-r.. a large Barn, 4 large Tobacco Houses-all
as~-'nd frs, rate water; bounded by Taylor's Creek
vas mile aud a Ii luton which IS some fine creek land
and ny ,h- lands of Mr. Morris, Isaac Lradbrtter, and
bowling vaughan-25 miles from Richmond.
Itkhs.-une, TWO and three years ctedit-the rur-
enasrf giving bonds with good security Tor the FIRST pay
Whole.
And, on the same day, all tho Crops of Corn, Fodder,
saacks. Straw and Hay, Household and Kitchen Fur
azure, Plantation Utensils, Hogs, ] Yoke Of Oxen, OK
tsr and a parcel Of Shingles and Slabs, on a credit of
VI months for all sums Of five dollars and above; under,
asn. Bonds, with good security, for the credit pay
lenl,.
And, on MONDAY, the 18th, viii be sold, at public
.ar,,on, at my house, in Louisa county, and ON The
IAN. terms, all my Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Plantation Utensils, Crops OF Corn, Fodder, Oats, Hay,
Q raw and Shueks.
The above sales will certainly take place on the days
Named, if fair, if not, the next fair day.
Snv. Is-ctds ELISHA JACKSON.
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NOTICE.
TO NONRESIDENT KENTUCKY LAND OWNERS.

THE subscriber. having taken charge of the interests
4 of several Estates in Kentucky, has removed la
Frankfort, from Cnipeper county, Va. tie tenders his
services TO such persons as have interests IN lands IN
Kentucky, which are likely 10 he lost, for non pay ihrni
oi taxes. or neglect in other respects a large portion
Of these lands will he sold in January next, unless ie-
deemed before that time. Further delay may be Jafai TO
the interests &c the rightfui owners. The subscriber
will also attend 10 the collection OF debts due III this
state, and has made arrangements for the recovery of
claims tor land or money from the Genera Government
or State Of Virginia, and pledges himself TO a dtisent
and faithful discharge of all trusts conhded to him.
Having been actively engaged in business iot several
years, in his native county Ut Cuipeper, he refers to The
Judge and Justices of the Courts, the members oil The
BAR, and the cirzens generally, for any assurance winch
stranr gers may desire. that any business placed IN his
hands will be attended 10 with promptness aud fidelity.
Letters should be addressed 10 him, ut Frankfort, KY,
and will be- answered as soon as received.
IL The owners OF lands prefer 10 pay a portion Of them
for their redemption, such arrangements may probahi!
be made as will b- mutually satisfactory
He has made arrangements with Dir. THoMao
GREEN, Of Richmond. Va for assistance In rroseIu.
ing claims upon the Government, and Tor op'A"'"e
agencies generally. ..,, pa,.
Reference Is made 10 him; also, TO Gen: =
ton and Hon. John NJ. Patton, OF said cry, OF ~"
GEORGE MASON GREEN
- nr A1S-rl "a
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For tie present We stop here. We nave quot
ell these extracts, merely 10 show that te N
Shoots lar ahead OF The mcsl lrabid Wing louI-
mails in The country. How much better would
il have been in lhr Times, il il could mol adopt
the liberal and cordially patriotic views OF The
Norfolk Herald, 10 have remained silent: and not
hurled insult al the head OF the American Gov
eminent, at a moment when We need a perfect
union Of American hearts against the world!
But We DO not believe that The cry OF "dema-
goeue" against MIR. Polk, raised simultaneously
By the Times and The Wing, will meet with
any hut a feeble response in the hearts Of
their own party. We know Wigs, who APP
sentiments OF the Norfolk Herald, quoted by
Us OH Saturday, and who accord 10 Mr.. Folks
whole conduct on Oregon the credit Of wis
dom and patriotism. II the Wing press wish 70
preserve peace with England ii they desire 10
save a small fragment OF the REMNANT" OF
Whigsery, We appeal 10 them 10 spurn the igno-
biz feelings Of party, and stand up for heir conn-
Try, which, in this case at least, is most clearly
and entirely in The right. In the kindeSt and
most earnest spirit, We advise them, tor tic sake
Of peace, and of their own Wing principles,
'.RcmemLcr J:xas" This j. the advice which we
heard a liberal and moderate Wing give 10 his
brother Wing. We repeat ii. Il is full Of good
sense, fruitful Of peace, and is The only thing that
can save Whiegcry from utter determination.
We are greatly deceived, il an Overwhelming
majority OF The whole nation wall not cordially
respond 10 The following yusl, and proper, and
vel expressed sentiments OF The Petersburg he
publican:
"We have thus given a shon, AMI we confess
imperfect, abs,rac, 81 the more important mat
ter, referred 10 ia The Message, which. upon a
careful and fair examination, will he found 70
be much better than any language we might use
would Re able 10 represent II. The President has
discussed with great calmness, ability and dlsni.
" all The subjects which belong 10 onr national
welfare and prosperity, and in all the opinions
he has expressed and the suggestions lie has made,
he has spoken, not "a a man OF a A,rty, but as
an enlightened statesman, a devoted patriot, a
true American
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WIN. D. WINSTON and
FRANCIS BLUNT Executors OF
Sos. .-ewlds JOHN CHRISTIAN, deceased.

VALUABLE NEGROES FOR SALE.
Under tie authority of a Deed of Trust from the
y iile Benjamin Harrison Of Berkeley, IN Charles
Ciy county. and Of a decree of the Circuit Superior
Court Of Law and Chsncery for Charles City County,
rendered The 30th May, 1915, in a suit therein depend
Ing between the President, Directors and Company OF
The Bank Of virgini,. plaintiffs, and Mary w. Harrison,
eieeutrI Of Benz ,miu Harrison and others, defendants,
nc Undersigned trustees in the said deed, aud commis-
.nG-rs appointed by the said decree, will on Wednes-
CAY. the Jist OF December next, IL fair, II not, the next
ar ty thereafter, at Berkeley aforesaid, in The county
Y Charles City, sell nj public auction, for ready money,
Noa.,hiriy slaves, many of which are said to be young
al valuable.
hue time and place aforesaid, the Undersigned, I'M
r. he authority aforesaid, will expose To sale, At public
ACTON, a Tract OF Forest Land, containing 2i5 acres, "
~ said county, not far from Berkeley. The terms Of
q. sale are, one fourth Of the purchase money pay
~. IN cash, and the other three fourths payable In
a'sd-s. one Of thsn one year, and the other two years
ipa'n. day Of sale, and bonds with approved security
Isen fcr them, and the title TO be retained as a security
b,a- bonds.
RICHARD ANDERSON, Trustees and
ROBERT STASARD, Commissioned.
Nly. .-dofSrtha
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1,Np FOR SALE.

.,,,r,o az !, decree 4. the Circuit Superior Court
AInelnarie county. pronounced at the Oetope'
~ ls,.. IN the case OF parne'lie vs. parnell.s, So
nr-r ior sale. at public auction, on me p,emss,
-uiRSpA Y the 27,n day Of November, ie4,, the
- lana called ENFIELD, the present residence
~. san IS. Darneilie, lying within one ana a guar,
",r. a, sccrsvil e. in said comfy, containing 20
~ rn- couvrn,ences that this land has over the
~ and now in market, render II very valuao'e'E :
i ann of The purchase money Will be required IN
\. ~. h,Ianrr IN one, two and three yeais- J VIII
: me land to any person wishing 10 buy, before the
f" AUSTIN VI. APPLtNG,
~ c,,ds Commissioner.
- The above sale is postponed until TUESDAY,
IN day Of December, lf tar, u not, tue next Ia'
A. NJ. APPLING, Commissioner.
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Mount LlrreI, Halifax, Virginia. Nov. ll-cwlOt'
a

THE subscriber intends opening u School, At his re-
L sidence, The ensuing year, AMI would be clad to
get six or eight pupils TO hoard in his family. the stu
alton Is healthy, and Of easy sccrss, being within three
hundred wards Of the Richmond and Fredericksburg
Railroad, fourteen miles from the former place. He has
had several years experience in teaching, and pledges
himself to use every effort Tor the advancement OF The
pupils committed 10 his charge, and To pay strict atten.
lion TO their health, comfort, and moral department =
The School will commence the l5,h of January next,
and terminate the 18th Of December following, with n
struction will embrace the branches usually taught in
a good English School, and a thorough course OF Latin.
TrsN,. For Board, including washing and lodging,
and tuition in English, 800; for instruction IN Latin, an
additional SUM Of SlD. One half OF the above sums will
lie required on the Isl july, aad The residue at the end
of the scholastic year.
Address Go0dall's ?. o., Hanover.
PETER ". BROWN.
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We had intended 10 review the Presidents Mes
sage, The great document Of the age, but we find
al hand The thing so we'll done by the Washington
Union, that We freely and fully adopt il as our
own. The Message is 80 lucid and simple, 50
frank and manly, that, as much as any Other DO
cument Of which we know, il speaks lis own hest
exposition. But ii is always ussiul 10 group To-
eether conte mporaneou authority, 10 assign 10
the language oil so important a public paper lis
meaning, as awarded by The popular voice. For
this reason, we extract The sketch Of The Urion,
which, though long, clearly presents each roiu,
of the Message, and whose conclusions, We feel
satisfied, will quadrate with those OF every unpfe-
JUDGED American. But We hore that no one will
be satisfied with any commentaries. The Mcs
sage itself should be read, and deeply studied
The sober sense Of the people cannot but be en-
ligh,ened and elevated by an intimate acquain-
,ance with every sentence OF Mr.. Folks Mes
sage.
press had charged the President with an aitemri
10 pursue an altitude Of non-commitalism, esre-
cially upon The Tariff. We defy any man who
reads The Message, particularly if it is coupled
with the mastery Report of The Secretary Of The
Treasury, 10 detect any traces Of a desire 10 paiier
with language in a double sense. Nothing could
be more explicit. With The exception Of 'te
sheer ofthe Richmond Wing, every Wing paper
which has reached us, declares that there are 70
lwow ways" about what the President meanso on the
Tariff. As a specimen Of The whole, we give an
extract from the Alexandra Gazette
1--WE presume that The p~artizans OF The present
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TRUSTEES, SALE

X virtue of a Deed Of Trust, executed TO the sub
-; - s'rihers by Melchezedec Miller, dated 3Uth March,
~, which Deed Is duly recorded in the Clerks Office
.ns County Court Of Henrico, for The purpose Of Sc
s,.uns 10 John Hill N certain sum Of money therein
m.S',onsd, We will sell, TO the highest bidder, for cash,
u SATURDAY the 18th Of December, ls4s, at Patrick
* : SSentry's Tavern, so acres OF Land, in the upper end
P.i nenfico county. adjoining the lands Of John Lacy,
,a"ny Lacy and others, and Is described az being the
r ~ tract Of land whereon Peter Coitrell, Sr's saw and
e.. u"e .tle Is unquestionably good; but, selling as Trus-
ty hsuen tile only will be conveyed as is vested In us
"ns above mentioned deed.
NJ, CHARLES CLARKE,
>eN WA. FRANKLIN, trustees
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III. IC a r,

THE subscriber, acting under a decree of the County
Il Court of Hanover, rendered on tho 23d day of April,
1874. in the suit of Jordan Harris In his own right, and as
administrator of Finch Ctoss. deceased, Margaret f. his
wife, who was Margaret E. Cross, plaintiffs against
Nancy Cross and Others, defendants, will ssll at public
auction, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY, The l7ih
day Of December next, if fair, if not, the next fair day
thereafter. the Tract OF Land which Finch Cross died
Dover Lands Of Mrs. Nancy Cross. Walter Crenshaw,
Robert Giazebrook and others. so much Of the pur-
chase money as will cover the costs and charges Of sale,
will be required in hand, the residue upon a credit OF
one, two, and three years; The purchaser executing
bonds and approved security for the deferred payments,
and the title retained until the same are paid.
JORDAN HARRIS,
Nov. ls-cwtds Special Commissioner.
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SALE OF MILLS, LAND, &C., IN HAN
0VER

WILL be sold on the Goth day Of December, 1s45,
w Girls, and saw Mills. in good repair, on a never.
falling stream, about Is miles from Richmond, The tract
oil land on which I reside, containing seven hundred
and ninety acres, on which is a dwelling. in good repair,
containing six rooms. besides cellars, all necessary out
houses, and young orchard OF choice fruit, in about
twelve miles Of the above CITY; a part of which land IL
in n fine state of improvement, and contains some fifty
acres Of meadow land u will he sold in a bndy. or to
suit purchasers, or IL will be sold privately by the sub.
scriber. who can he found ON the premises, BY %applica-
lion before the day Of sale. Also. on the above named
day will be sold household and kitchen furniturs, corn,
crops OF all description, farming untensils. horses,
mules, and stock Of all kind. Terms liberal, and made
known on day OF sale.
Nov 95-cwIds JOHN r. GREEN
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FRANKLIN HOTEL-LYNcHBURa, VIRGINIA.
This well known Establishment, situated
f;:sA on the Main Street, 10 for rent for one or more
Gs6sH1 years. The House contain, Sc bed rooms,2
lE&parlors, bar room and office, and other eonve.
niences necessary for the conduct Of a large business.
On the premises there IL an Ice House, Carriage House,
and q good Well Of Water; and besides, the bar room
and yard are we'll supplied with wafer from the Water
Works. There Is stable room for 81 horses, and ample
room for putting away proVendrr. Possession can be
had on the lst day OF February next. For terms apply TO
Nov 2S-cw4w J. NJ. WARWICK
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TN Hanover County Cont, October 2Sth, l845:
L On the motion Of Mary NJ. Muncus and Ellen 7.
Muncus, TWO OF The heirs aud distributors Of Francis
Msncus, deceased, who has been dead more Than two
years, il Is Ordered, That all persons who have claims
against the Estate Of the said deceased do present them
to John d. C. Brown, Administering of Francis Muncus,
deceased, for settlement, on or before the January term
Of this Court; and that 4 copy OF lhi, orfer be published
in the Richmond Enquirer for eight weeks succes sively,
and posted up at tho front door OF the Court house Of
this county for two several Court days.
Nov. I&-ewsw WIN q. WINSTON, C. H. =.
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EIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

WILL be paid for the apprehension and delivery oil
w nv Negro Man EDWARD, who ran away In No
veml,sr, 1874. He 10 between 25 aud 10 years old, stout
and muscular. and in stature rather lower than ordinary.
H- has a d ,rk, smooth skin, With a full husky head OF
hair. and good eUuntenance. He carried with MN a
Roundabout and Pantaloons OF Grey Cassinet, some
Years ago. of a Mr.. Thomas Williams, who brought
him from Washington City, TO which place he expressed
n desire TO return, and In the neigahorhood OF winch ne
was raised, and has relations. tie has no doubt pro
cured free papers. and - probably passing by The name
Of BOWMAN; and | have some reason 10 suppose thai
he escaped from The county by the aid OF the boats run
ning Banis,er and Roanoke Rivers.
THOMAS JOHNSON.
Noun, 7 ,r,eI Ualif,r VIRGINIA. Nov. ll-cWlOts
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TRUST SALE OF LAND, &C., IN
HANOVER.

rs pursuance of the provisions Of a deed OF trust, exc
| f,,-4 10 me by George w. Talley and others, Tor GER
~ purpose, therein specified, shall proceed 10 seH'
4 m ,r.m,.cs. in the county Of Hanover, on MON
6.Y the end Of December, lsi5, If fair, II not, inc
"a. sr ay thereafter, a Tract Of Land. containing
Al. nualrrd acres, twelve miles from Richmond, on
IL r.n ,oad leading TO the Piping Tree, adjoining .he
,LtsO: Charles Hughes, Mrs. MINIS, anu o.mels. ine
al l,nt j. we'll ,imbe led. abounds in excellent mari,
ia. lie Improvements on it new and valuable, consist
ola lwo-sloried dwelling house, with foor rooms,
IN! he necessary out houses, erected recently, Al 4 COST
u s2,Wy.
Also, a likely Negro Girl, "a or Is years o. age, and
.ar, psr.onaI property, enumerated in the said deed oil
ips,
TERMS made known on the day of sale.
WM. 4. II. POLLARD, Trustee.
uannrar Nnu d lsiS-cihs
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LAW NOTICE.

-, d ANDERSON and L.. MASTERS, Attorneys
n ,. ,w wlil practice IN the Superior ana County
' II Nn,,owav, Amelia, Powhatan, Cumoeiiano
70 s,nr, Edward Address,
An. II ANDERSON, Setioway oouI5 HOUSE,
"Ww,sTERS, Amelia Court House. va.
7 49,. commissioned in Chancery, VIII al any
: Ind 10 .rulins accounts, or taking dep's,,ions;a Al
N.,, Amelia Court House. NV. 70"
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GRlST AND SAW MILL, IN HANOVER,
FOR SALE.

RY virtue Of a decree OF the County c, urt of Hanover,
y pronounced on the 25th day Of December le4S, in
ne Cause Of Melton's Guardian against Melton and
ahets. shall, as Special Commissioner. appointed for
ne purpose. proceed, on TUESDAY, the Both of Decem.
eh, to the highest bidder. on the premises, The Grist
aad Saw Mill, With the Land attached thereto, belong
!hs TO the Estate Of f T. Melton, deceased.
me above property lies in the lower end OF the eoun-
y Of Hanover, two miles below Cold Harbor-is To-
ss,.d on an excellent branch of the Chickahominy-and
vel situated 10 secure custom for both Mills. The Saw
Nil ia new.
TINS W sALr-One third Of the purchase money
WI be required in ca.h the remainder in two EQUAL in
.atnrnis of -four and eight months, the purchaser exc
sAns bonds with approved security for the credit pay
,Heh''-tho title 10 The sad property to DO retained TILL
&c whole VI The purchase money be paid.
WIN. T. IL. POLLARD, Commissioner.
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TRUSTEES' SALE OF LAND.

PURSUANT TO the provisions of a Deed of Trust,
J. executed by John A. Sheppard TO the subscribers,
bearing date the Sd of March, 1884, and recorded IN the
coed 10 sell, to the highest bidder, on the premises, for
cash, on MONDAY the ed day ~ December, lSi5, the
Tract Of Land wherein the said Juhn A. Sheppard now
resides, lying in the county Of Heinrich, on Chickahomi-
ny Swamp, and containing 245i acres, adjoining the
lands of LydlialI Bowies, deceased, and John Sheppard.
The title TO the said Land Is believed 10 be indisputabie,
hut we shall convey only such title as is vested IN us by
virtue Of said trust deed.
JAMES S. RYALL. r-.
ALFRED WINSTON, u'ee
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EXECUTORS SALE OF SLAVES

DY virtue OF a decree OF the Circuit Superior Court
ID Of Law and Chancey for the county OF hanover,
pnnounced on the luth day of October, le45, in The
.at 4 John Christians Executors, against Virginia and
ah,f.. We, the undersigned, viii offer for safe, at pub
lie auction, 10 the highest bidder, for cash, al Taylois-
!@hdl, of December next. if fair, il not. the first fair
d. ,n-r-aner, 10 likely Slaves, belonging to the Estate
Il lh- late Iohn Christian, deceased, consisting OF two
men. one of whom Is a good Wagner, the other a good
Gr.t and saw Miller, and a coarse Carpenter, two
Plough Boys, three Women, and the balance are Boys
sn! Girls.
Tie undersigned lake pleasure in recommending the
a3ove Slaves To persons wishing To purchase for their
pSn u.s., a. they are mostly young and likely, and I'M
tr good characters.
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PETER w. BKUWN.
Hanover, Oci. %, Is45.-cwtJan.1
tn the United States Court for the Eastern District Of
u lIrninia Ocfnhsr llih- IS4i-

IN the United States Court for the Eastern District Of
L Virginia, October ilth, 1916:
In the matter Of Bankruptcy of VIM. w. Cwathmey
II appearing 10 the Court, from an amendme. I hereto.
fore. hy The order Of this Court. allowed To he made In
the schedule Of effects surrendered hy the said bankrupt,
that an unascertained interest of the bankrupt In the es-
tate of his grandfather, VIM. Watts, supposed to be
worth some three hundred and fifty dollars, or there
abouts, remains undisposed OF, and unconveried into mo
ney, far distribution On motion of Temple Gwathmey,
a creditor, who has proved his debt against said bank
rupt, the Court doth empower and direct Edmund CHRIS
tian, assignee of said bankrupt, 10 expose TO safe. ahd
sell, at such time and on such terms as he may deem
most advisable, at public auction, the unascertained IN
terest. after re ssonahle notice thereof: and to collect and
receive the proceeds from such sale for future distribu-
lion. A Copy-Tesie, P. MAYO, Clerk.
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b. Saturdays proceedings, il viii be seen, .hat
the House have resolved 10 so into the cleo
lion Of Governor on Wednesday next. We have
no doubt that the Senate will agree to the lime.
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PUBLlCSALEO OF KINDERTON ESTATE.

a. WEDNESDAY, the gath day Of December, le45,
~ will be sold in the Town nf CiarksvIllc, at public
auction, my entire interest in the residence tract of the
KindeIton Estate, containing 3D acres, aud adjoining
the town OF Clarksvilic. THIS welt known establish
ment Is one OF The most elegantly improved in the up
per country, and is a most suitable establishment for
professional men, o. gentlemen owning es'ates on the
river Roanoke; II Is sufficiently remote from the river,
TO be perfectly healthy, and IS we'll watered. Mr.. A.
Morton, ON the premises. will show the estate TO those
desiring To see IL. At the same time | am authorized TO
At the same time aud place will be sold a tine situation
for a settlement also adjoining the town of Clarksville,
called Springfield, containing 81 acres; and sundry other
lots of cleared and wood lands in the same vicipity.-
Terms will be very liberal, and made known ON the day
Of sale. Purchasers ae also referred TO r. + Lester,
ESQ, GAINESVILLE. n. L. vENABLE.
Granville. Nov. 25. lRah-cw4W