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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-03

NOTICE.
TINE Co-partnershin Of HUBBARD GARD
l. NER y CO., expires by Limitation on the
first Of January next All persons having de-
mands against the firm, will please present them
for payment, on or before the 3lst OF December
and those indebted, will be called on for settle
ment OF their accounts a; an early day in Janu-
airy.
We have on hand fifteen hundred pair d
SHOES, Of our own manufacture, OF superior
quality, suitable for Factory and Plantation
hands, which We now offer at reduced prices lol
cash, or approved credit, and wc will sell, during
the month Of December, by The package, any
goods we have on hand Tor cash, at cost.
HUBBARD, GARDNER & CO.
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Observation-Disclosures SLAVES Sc

LA ENSi v l. DALE VI Lh.ND, clSA I.S &c
TN pursuance OF two DEGREES Of the Circuit
i Superior Court ul Law and Chancery, for
King George County: the one pronounced at the
| April and the other al the October Tenn, loi4--
| in the ease OF Washinson's Guardian ast Bra1-
Ton, Sc. the undersigned Commissioners appoint;
ed for that purpose, will offer Tor sale al public
| auction. on lonH0y, tic om day al .Japuafl n.yt
1913, ilar, ifnot on the Inst tairday thereafter, all
| the right title and interest OF Augustine NJ. GraN-
ton, in The following real estate, III King George
/ County. Va:
| l. Potomac View situated Immediately on The
| Potomac River, containing between 800 and 800
I acres Of land. On this estate there Is d large
and comfortable dwelling, with all The usual 90!
houses.
2.Plcnitul Farm, adjoining Potomac View.
and containing about 1873 acres.
g. Point Pleasant lying Immediately in The
ncighborhood OF The first mentioned estate, and
contains 315 acres of superior land
L. Roseland This estate contains $50 IL 800
acres and is Immediately on he river.
5. Union, containing AS acre, Of good land,
and has on il MILL which, wei! managed, may
be rendered very profitable
The intcres, vi Augustine NJ. Braxion, in said
land, is an estate that will determine upon tn.
death Of either said Braxlon or his wife. Pos
session vii! be given the purchaser on the day
of sale. The sale will be without reservation ar
condition.
We shall, by virtue Of the authority aforesaid,
sell at the same time, The life estate OF Mrs. a.
NJ. Braxton in 20 or so slaves; and in absolute
right, a large number of stock, (calt!c, mnlcs,
and horses and quantity Of House and kilcn-
en- Furniture and plantation utensils. The sale
Of all The property, real and personal, will be made
al Potomac View.
g-SThe terms under The decree, ;re, for The
land, one-lhird oflhe purchase money OH The dry
Of sale, the balance 10 b. paid in twelve months
thereafter, The purchasers executing bones with
approved security Tor the deferred payments. For
The slaves a credit oftwelye months will be g:ysr
the purchaser, executing bonds with approved =
curly for The purchase money; and also, bonds
in double the estimated value of the slaves puI-
chased conditioned no, to remove them beyond The
limits Of he Commonwealth. The peIishal!e
property will be sold on credit OF six months
for bonds with like security for sums exceeding
| Sl0-under that amount CASH.
GARTER c. N; BRAXToN, commiS-
w. r. MASON, }sioners
| King George, Va, Dec G-ctdS.
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OLD JAMES TOWN FOR SALE.

OLD JAMES TOWN fOR DALE"
TIME undersigned wishing TO change his occu-
patton now offers this desirable ana vaina-
bile farm for sale. II is situated Immediately on
The hanks of the lower James River; in James
CITY county. Virginia. II contains about 2,ooo
acres of land about one half Of which IS arabic,
the greatest portion being now in high Stale OF
Improvement and cultivation; two-ihirds Oh II
having been married and lined. And oy tnis
imnroyement the crops have been greatly IN
creased. This land is, BY many who are ac-
ouainted with it, and consequently competent
Judges deemed TO be the BEST WHEAT SOL III lhe
Stale One of the fields having Proauced lds'
wear by actual measurement over 81 ousnels 70
The acre. There are now seeded on the lana,
nearly 200 bushels of wheat, mostly on heavy
clover fallow, and which, from The present pros
pect, bid fair 10 make from 600 10 ooo bushels
no crop having from any cause mhateper, iaiied
ON this farm during the last Is years. ms Is
one of the best stock farms in Eastern virginia,
having ample pasturage for 300 head OF STOCK.
The improvements are substantial three story
brick house, 40 by GO, with rooms on moor, IN
god repair, a kitchen, laundry, an oVerseer
house, dairy, smoke house, barns anu Stables
together with negro houses, all OF whicn are new
and in good order Since the draining OF the ttesh
water ponds on this place, 1t has oeen very neal
thy for white persons never having oeen olhef-
There is young apple and peach, orchard o. Of
the best improved fruit from the Bal'iGre i ana
Richmond nurseries, bearing yearly ana ~ I froe,
has never been known to be injured py lros' y;
This farm has ferry belonging 10 it, productive o.,
$500 , yearly as well as steam boat wharf now
having an annual rent OF $500. The terms OF sac
will be accommodating; only one quarter OF i. ~.
purchase money will be required in casn, ana .n1
remainder three quarters in three equal annual
l. Joctr nj The DrODerlV
10 secure the credit payments If desired i, the
purchaser can have about 20 young and likely
pps.soss ,oos,her with all the stock and team OF
eyery Kind farming utensils, &c. &c. ..;
Concluding his advs5ssmen pys The sossee
would only obssrys ss7' ns while It
snperrosatpry to enlarge upon the muloIn in.
handing Of Smith and The settlement moee eeeSra
tea IN h's'oiy '"'A G. DURFEY.
Town; N,v a6 2awtlst Jan.
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COMMISSION BUSlNESS.-The subScri
" Der, after an experience Of many years in the
sales of Tobacco at Shockoe Warehouse, offer:
his services 10 the Planters and Dealers in To
hacco in Virginia and North Carolina, to sell To-
bacco, Wheat and Flour on commission. All
produce entrusted 10 him shall have his s,rictes
attention. Oilice-in front of Shockoe Ware
house JNO. NJ. SHEPPARD, in.
Richmond Dec d ISj1-c2m
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CONCORD ACADEMY

TIME next session of this Institution will COM
i mence The Isl OF FEBRUARY, and terminate the
Both OF November following. 1t is located in
Caroline county, Virginia, about forty miles
north of Richmond and three miles from the
Richmond and fredericksburg Rail Road, in a
situation retired and healthy, and Offering as few
templatonSto vice as any in the State.
The course OF instruction comprises the Ian
guages and sciencies generally, and is designed
10 prepare Students thoroughly for Colleges and
Universities. The Students Of Ancient Langua-
ges are arranged in two classes, Junior and senior,
and are instructed by daily projections and exa-
limitations They are also exercised regularly in
converting Greek and Latin into English, and En-
glish into Greek and Latin. In connection with
Ancient Languages are taught Ancient Geogra-
ply and Ancient History.
The Mathematical course is extensive, COM
prising Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, Plane
Trigonomesry, Spherical Trgonometry, with its
application % Nautical Astronomy, and the Diff
ferential and Integral Calculus.
The course of Natural Philosophy comprises
Mechanics, Hydrodynamics Pneumatics, Acous-
tics, Electricity and Galvanism, Optics and As
tronomy.
The course of Moral Philosophy comprises
Belle Lettres, Rhetoric, Ethics, and Political
Economy.
The price of BOARD and Tuition, including
Washing, Bedding and Fuel, is 5000; 500
payable the first of Frcbruary, 800 The first Of
July.
Forlhe character OF the Institution, and the e.
ficiency OF his mode OF instruction, the subscriber
refers 10 the gentlemen whose names are given
below, and to the annexed testimonials Q! the
Professors OF the University OF Virginia, and OF
William and Mary College
Parents and Guardians who may wish TO place
their sons and wards at This Seminary, are re.
quested 10 direct their letters 10 Concord Acade.
my, Caroline County, Va, addressed TO the sub
scriber.
FREDERICK WIN. COLEMAN, A. NJ.
President
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AIREMARIE LAND For SALE.

ALBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE.
DY virtue of decree Of the Circuit Superior
ID Court of Alhemarle county, pronounced on
the 18Th day of October 1914, in the case OF Ap-
ping guardian, &c, rs Darnielle et al, | shall
proceed on Friday, the 9th day Of December next
if fair il not the next fair day. 10 otie Tor sale on
the premises in said county, the Tract OF Land
called Enfield, wherein Mrs. Sarah w. Darnielle
now resides, and which was devised TO her ana
her children, by her father, the late Ben. john
son, decd. The said land contains between 50O
and 600 acres. about one half Of which is cleared
and the rest is in woods, well supplied with excel
lent timber 1t lies exceedingly well both ioT cul-
tivaton and improvement-and is only about
or Ii miles from the town OF Scottsylile on
the James river and Kanawha Canal. Tbs land
is good-highly improveable-an particularly
ada pied 10 the culture OF Tobacco and corn. The
situation for family residence is particularly de-
sirable being scarcely surpassed by any, IN
the county, Tor health, nearness TO market and So
ciely Only about $75 will be required in
cash, 10 defray the expenses OF the sale, &c: on
the remainder OF the purchase money, credit OF
one, Two and three years will be gven-the pur-
chaser giving good personal security and Trust
deed on the land The land will be shown at any
time By the subscriber, or Mr.. Benz. L. Darnlelle
living IN Scottsville.
AUSTIN n. APPLINCs, Commissioner.
~ STPONEMENT-The above sale is
poStponed until TUESDAY, the 18th day of January
next if fair. ifnot the next fair day.
AUSTIN M. APPLING,
n, ,2-c,ds Commissioner.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET, Jan. /

PHILADELPHIA MARKET, Jan. |. +,
CorrgE-The market is quiet, with ~ mmllea
sales OF 81. Domingo at 81 CD mos and oVo oas'
Of Rio on terms not public.
FLorn-The demand for flour is almost en-
,-e,v confined to The city retail trade at prices
Gans-Receipts BY wafer are nearly suspen.
asd. We no,ice small sale OF Southern whea: at
esc, in store. Rye-last sales Southern 81 70
csn,s Corn-we notice a cargo sale of good
new yellow at 4Olc. Oats-lasi sales OF South
Srs,n-Thc transactions have been confined
70 new crop New Orleans; we notice sales OF
near 700 hhds on the wharf al II 81 G.
WHlsxEY-We quote hhds. al 2l3 % C., Dds.
Oh 81
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NEGRO HIRING;

THE subscriber again offers his services 10 the
i public in this branch of his business, as the
time for hiring out is near at hand. His en-
deavor will be To give that attention which the in
terests OF the owners require, in sickness especi-
ally He still continues the collection of debts Of
every description, renting out houses, &c. Mr..
Richard G. Tunstall, who has for several years
been associated with him, w'll assist hin in his
business. RICHARD HILL, JR.
Dee 3-d&ctI();h Ian
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soMMERCIAL RECORD.
MARKETS-J.NuARY ).

n n,rpNOND MAhhcA
| RiCh,f 1olesols Prices Current.
,co-Lugs,S ST. 5oas %; co,n. ,,r;n ,.~ mr.
ssmming and common manaia, 20. ross I
io' :; fine manutaclurlhs' . -, Nav Npa
pes Very little ofold Tobacco onurins rom :,
eai. ,reiy-and sales are making a i'o'n .
t.se s,d y; according to quality
~ - ors-S4 ia. duii.
vur.r-90 % Genus. .ho,
WIS, ss. 10 cents per busnsl, n WAGON.
s-ss cents from Railroad ana M s;sca !,
ONs,s~sucar has rather declined slnce :, 'a a.
Stun .r> sales of ST. Croix, al aue.'on O. "
oal,o ,r,o Rico. 6; :; New Orleans o. h 1s
"S,.a,R-Smee LOAF, iosaiii oouoie ie
L9u "a a l2.: lump do, "a ~; ,, % %. p
i sa,, ,ssrs-New Orleans, IN ooi''' - : -
i ss0,T ToG the Wharf, 81 So Liverp00i n''e'
ON store SLasuira, IL Rio, Ga = Cuoa' Of a
u :, Domingo 5, {; Java; - a =! n. Western
ip',coywNsw Virginia cured " . ~ "
Fdes old; u s 6, cents new, 4 "a ,ross
L LAM uarrires No. l, 81; No. - ~ ~ 8" >
!. shad. 7a7 a5; Mackerel, No. : : -
a. 5 80. Country bar SD 50; T 7s g;s
\. 90 Swedes, 80 90; hiisii'"' y %
es 80. ,,A
cno--ya. Wv,he Shot Tower . io = 20
CWoo0alx|rair re quality 6s at. .,..,..
corIoS Y,RSs-Richmond and Mahcnes'ei'
49,; 70 p IS C.: from Il 10 10 nc.
FFElTTInsMBaimore Whiskey in bills, 26s G.;
hhS Sr's 81 %; Virginia apple brandy 81 81
40 cea;s. -. on comic
1Lsk'',pusa-Marked good, light weights, l5s !, a
,s. middle CO., l4s 10; heavy, IA; damaged ~
a 1870. .oa. sn,n;sh IA 1G.
c,ynIrs-Spcrmaceti, 80 80; patent taiiow
p, IA mould, p TO- adaman'lne' S'' ala
plane, 80
RrTrea-Moun,ain, 9 l2t G.; Fresh, IA 10
CnsesE-6s al ~. c,re
0rraL- Bran, 7c.; Shorts, 8 c.; Brown sun
Is g: Ship Stuff. 20 25 c. 6
P,,sreR-Lump at Rockets, BY the cargo -
15a3
BrsswAx-25 4 sc. -,
RANK axp STATE STocKs.-tarmers banh
sock SOC per share: Virginia Bank do 80; tx
,h.nre Bank do 100; State Stock lo6 lo'
lanes River and kanawha Bonds lOV.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEGRO HIRING.

TIME subscriber offers his services to his
i friends and the public, to hire out their nc
groeS, and would advise them TO send their negroes
in as early as possible.
He will use his best endeavors to obtain good
homes and good prices. Hewil always be found
al the Bell Tavern.
Those Of the patrons Of Robert Hill & Brother
who wish the subscriber 10 hire out their negroes
for the ensuing year, would do best to inform him
Is early as practicable. y. b. HILL.
Dac 5-cRdff
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WATSON Il DIBRELI

Commission and F0urardine Merchants,
No. g. ETH street, Fronting the Basin Sheds and
near CALICO MiIls) Richmond, Va.
DEG leave 10 inform their friends and the pub
ID lie generally, that they are now prepared to
give their personal attention 10 lie sale Of Tobacco
Flour, Grain, and every description OF Produce.
Con which, when in hand, they will make liberal
advances pledgng themselves that their best and
every effort shall be made 10 obtain the highest
market price therefor.
W. & D. will also give strict attention 10 tic
forwarding Of Coos, which shall be done with
promplness Dec. 3d-c2awiw
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NOTICE,

DI virtue Of Decd of Trus, from Alcxan-
ID der L. Page TO the subscriber, and duly n
corded in The Buckingham Clerks Office, shall
sell 10 the highest bidder, on the premises, on The
9TH day of January next, the Tract OF Land.
mentioned in said deed, containing $50 acres, more
or less This land lies in the lower end q.
Buckingham, adjoining the lands OF John c. Page,
r. G. Gannaway and others. AZ the same time
and place, will be sold The crops of Tobacco.
Corn Oats Fodder, &c.--.our head o. Horses.
the stock Of Cattle, Sheep and Hogsthc pap,a
ton Utensils of every kind-also Two Negroes.
Anthony and Lucrelia. The Negroes will ;.
sold for cash-ihc perishable property, on credit
Of six months for all sums over ten dollars, The
purchaser giving bond with approved security.
under ten dollars, cash-as 10 the land tie terms
will be made known on the day of sale.
JOSEPH FGQUA Trustee.
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NEGRO HIRING.

TINE subscriber, having sold his interest in
i the Auction business and Bell Tavern,
would inform his friends and the public, that his
Office is 10 the alley OF the Bell Tavern, and in
tends continuing the Commission business, in
Guiding The hiring Of servants out for the ensu.
ing year.
His object will be 10 get the highest prices, good
homes, and have the hires well secured, and will
pay strict attention 10 them through the year. and
particularly in cases Of sickness. He hat;ers
himself that from long experience in the above
line of business, to give entire satisfaction &c
those who may enlru>t theie business 10 him.
Persons intending 10 send servants 10 hire, will
please notify him as early as possible, and SEND
their servants in Town from the Isl 10 l0th of ia
nuary. Address TO ROBERT HILL.
DEC 12-d&clOJ
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NEW YORK MARKET-Dec. 81.

NEW YORK MARKET-Dec. 81.
The sales OF Cotton to-day reach 500 bales
prices are steady. There Is no alteration IN
ern coin sold at 50 a 5Osc. VT. BY auction, So
hhds New Orleans Sugar, common, 81 ii c.,
and $50 hhds do. a, al &C., and mos.
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TRUST SALE OF REAL ESTATE,

In me county oI CEFsHIIpW
DY virtue Of deed of trust from Abner 70
ID binscn, which bears date on the 18th day OF
November 1912, and was duly admitted TO record
in the County Cont of Chesterfield on the 18Th
OF The same month, and which was made for the
purpose of securing TO Charles F. Goodall OF the
county OF Hanover, the payment OF the sum OF
1926 81. with legal interest thereon from The
9Th day Of September in the year iS39-,he un-
dersyned will sell by public auction, 10 The high
est bidder, for cash, at the store Of Wilkins Hall,
in the county of Chesterfield, on TUESDAY,
the 4th day of February next, at the hour of IL
o'clock precisely FOUR TRACTS OF LAND,
which are conveyed in said deed of trust, and in
il are described in the following terms, viz:
The frs, called Newbv's" containing 400 acres,
te The same more or less The second called
"clatse's," containing 325 acres. be the same
more Or less The third called "Baughs," con-
lainrg 300 acres, be the same more or less And
the fourth called "Gli's," containing 1877 acres,
be tue same more or less.
Ii he ih day Of February should be bad
dar, The sale will be made at the same place and
hour and on the same terms, the FIRST fair day
thereafter! We believe the title TO the property
10 be perfect; but, selling as trustees, We shall
make no warrants.
JAMES LYONS, Trustees
r. T. DANIEL, ii"''e
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ISropNaTI0S WANTED

INFORMATION WANTED.
TOHN WATTERSON, the son OF Jos. Wat
y terson, late Of Montgomery county. State OF
Virginia, left his fathers house some thirteen or
fourteen years ago, and was last heard OF on the
Wheeling road, acting as agent for wasoners, or
some snch business. This was some seven or
eight years ago-sncc which lime, no iniorma-
ton has been had Of him. His father having died
since he has interest here worth attending 10. II
he i sill living, any information of him will be
thankfully received By line addressed TO James
Heslep, Lafayette P. O., Montgomery Co., Va.
Dec 30-c2aw6m
u Wheeling Times requested 10 copy for one
month, and send bill 10 James Heslep, as above.
An EXPERIENCED TEACHER, who is a
II graduate of one of our principal institutions
is DESTROYS Of Obtaining situation for the en-
suing year, either in an Academy or private
school, where the services of Classical and Ma
,hemaiica Teacher would be required.
The best references can be given.
Address r. II. G., Barbours Y Roads, Isle Of
Wight county, Va. Oct 7-2awii
TANlES RIVER AND kANAWHA COM.
j PANY-Notice is hereby given, that, on the
18th day OF January next, the water will be
drawn from the Canal for The purpose OF max
ing some necessary Improvements and repairs
and that the navigation will remain suspended
until the Isl OF Febrna nv thereafter
By order, w. B. C1lTTENDEN,
Dec. l6-ctl2J Secretary.
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A COOK WANTFO

a rr.a WIN WANTED
a R;m sSaLs resident in the City Of
eood rnnond, wishes to Purchase or Hire a
S Sr;cs FEMALE Cook-for good servant liberal
AN. OF p are will be paid Address Box No. 32I
De- : 10 oN Ehce, or enquire Of the Editors.
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Will be sold, on SATURDAY, the i,h instant,
at half past 10 o'clock, six likely NEGROES
consisting Of two Young Men, Two young We
men, one Boy 10 or II years old, and a Girl 10
or II years old. n. y. HILL.
Jan , Auet
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FLEETWOOD ACADEMY, KING AND
AI,EEN

FLEETWOOD ACADEMY, KING AND
QUEEN.
TIME exercises Of this Institution will com
i mence, Tor the ensuing year, on The both OF
January. and he continued until the 20,h Deem
Der The subscriber will be assisted by his
pteSen, associate, Mr. John H. Pits gentleman
Of high auannents and emnen,ly qualified in
all respects
The course Of studies will embrace (besdes
The elementary works. The whole range of Clas-
seal and Mathematical authors usually studied
q, college, and all the branches constituting a
sound practical English education, including
Natural, Mental and Moral Philosophy.
Inc siricieSi attention will be paid to the habits
o. iae Students, and candid and impartial state
ment forwarded every two months to each parent
W guardian, OF his sons or wards Intellectual
progress and moral standing. To the former
ana present patrons OF the school, BY whose par
uaii'y and kindness il has been 50 long and libe-
iaIly sustained, We promise, that our uaremi,lins
ea0!,s VIII Be cxerted 10 merit continuance of
public patronage
ne annexed certificate of Col Smith SUPER
imeaoeni Of The Virginia Military Institute, is
apte'ueu Tor The satisfaction Of those acquainted
Ahe wear VIII be divided into Two sessions Of
nse i'on,ns each, and the entire expense per ses-
cL VII os Soo, Tor tuition, board &c. payable
III TIT e": " 'nc session. 0. WHITE.
s = 70 ceFiiiy that Mr.. John Fl. Pitts, Of
..,se1 county, "a graduate OF this Institution,
= :, o"I year engaged as an Assistant Instructor
~ me institute, and he is considered in every
=" dudiihed 10 perform The duties Of an Instruct
W., ", eHheT IN Latin, Mathematics, French or Eng
,ao an,i d sucn Is recommended to the patron
y me public FRANCIS Fl. SMITH.
a,. Sup. v. M. j.
A Ada $, Q. WnI7E, Fleetwood Academy.
nov. 22-c3,&wtE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS taken
en- N me Clerks Office of the Circui, Superior
n oUu,. OF Law and Chancery OF Prince Edward
'oIn'y me i,h day Of November. 1874:
ri se Michaux Sheriff Of the county Of Prince
Aa"afd, and Samuel Watson, Plaintiffs:
"; Joseph u Williams and Jane E. his wife, Jno.
~ h''chie, Joel J. Scott John T. Je,er Edward
: ~. Tspoel,s and Cnthberl Roach, Defendants:
~ nc defendants, Roberts and Roach, no, hav-
aug enered their appearance and given security,
,us..o'uinS 70 an act Of the General Assembly and
a,s ,ules o. this Court and ii appearing that they
nv no' Inhabitants Of this State, on the motion OF
s paintlds, by counsel, it is entered at rules
Seesaid, and accordingly ordered, that the said
R. nl.N',, Roberts and Roach, do appear at
r" Cues 70 be taken in the Clerks Office of said
SUar, on the first Monday in February next, and
ns@ef the Plaintiffs bill; and that copy of this
u us DC forthwith inserted in some one of the
p ,n"oa newspapers printed in the city of Rich
ID 1 1a Two months successfully, aud also post
60 at The front door Of the Conrt.house of this
county. A Copy-Tes,s u'A'0'' - '"''
Nov 90 o B. J. woRsHAM, c. c.
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NOV 2a-w2m 3. J. WORSEAM,C G. z
SCHOOL AT WEST VIEW.

SCHOOL AT WEST VIEW.
Mrs ZONES and Miss RANDOLPH will
Vl continue their School al Dr. Mason's The
ensuing wear. The Session will commence on
The first Monday in February next, and il is re-
specially requested, that those who intend send
inp pupils will make application before that
time. either TO DR. Mason or Mrs. Jones.
Address-Stoney Mount Brunswick CO., va.
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NEGROES FOR SAFE

NEGROES FOR SALE.
WILL be sold on Saturday. the 18th day CT
w January, 1915, at The tavern OF Elisha
Jackson, in the county of Louisa, on credit Of
six months, nineteen Slaves, belonging lc the es-
tate Of Abner Burnley, deceased. The slaves are
likely and valuable.
HENRY NJ. BURNLEY,
SETH BURNLEY.
Executors Of Abner Burnley
Dec l3-2aw3wc