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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-15
LOCUST COTTAGE FEMALE SEMI
NApV

THE exercises of this Institution will he resumed The
i 18th of January, lS47, in which will he taught all
the branches of pUlIe En:Iish education, The French
Latin and Greek Languages, Drawing. Painting and
Music.
Mrs. Southgate has been fortunate to secure the
instructions Of Miss Hatiete d. Hughes, oil New York,
ther former teachsr,) whom she conscicaiousiy
Teacher with whose cooperation she hopes 10 advance
In ordinary amer the young ladies committed 10
her care.
The term Of ten months will he divided into a long
and short sesson-gvine the month Of september tor
vacation. Pupils will be received at any time during
the term but for shorter period than the remain
der Of The term, without an express understanding. No
charge will be made previously to entrance, and no dc
duction for absence except for pr0tracted ndsposon
Parents particularly requested 10 send their chill
drrn the Of the session, late
greatly retards their Improvement which is desi
rable 10 parents and teachers.
Every effort shall be made promote the comfort of
the young ladies' well advance their nelleciu
al and moral aiainments.
We use the same books, and teach the same branch
as are taught Ia the most approved Female Colleges
Mr. VIM. J. Bergman will give instructions il thr
Latin and Greek Languages, Algebra and Mathematics,
which win enable US 10 offer advantages u young In
dies heretofore not in our power and 10 carry out col
legiate course.
TERMS
Board, including washing the term Of ten months $50
Tuition In English, %
Music, 30
Drawing and Painting, 10
The Languages, each. 10
Worsted and Fancy Work,
Lodging Lights, 8
8ooksand Stationery furnished, if required.
Address--Stevensyille 7. o., King q Queen county.
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SANDS SARSAPARlLLA

This medicine has, BY its own merits, established
high reputalion and continues TO meet win increased
favor daily. young gentleman OF our acquaintance
who has been for long time suffering from Scrnfu-
Ious humor has been greatly benefited by using ono or
Two hoies and is confident that by continuing s use
for short time, il win effect permanent cure Those
monary complaints or arrangement Of the digestive
organs, will find Immediate relief by using few bot
ties of this potent medicine.
Ut Prepared and said by A. B. & D. SANpS, Drug
stld, also, by DuVAL & PURCELL, Agents. Main
street Richmond Virginia, and by Druggists erie ally
rhrorg hout the United States. fIice 81 per h's or
siI bottles for S. Dec, isie
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SaraItOn's Office.

MO. S, SOUTH FOUR TEEN Tn
IN STREET.
L! a lilag World say %ha hsy a ni4n.
Drawn Nos. of Mononsalia, No. SO. Dec. II
GO 43 % 81 4 "A e. g 20 u AZ 49,
Ticker Nos. 20 Al "a, Capital, sold and
paid by STRATTON.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
10000 DOLLARSl 5000 DOLLARSl
TUESDAY-New Jersey Lottery, No. 80.
Capitals: $4,000, 5000 $500, 2,l45, 1000,
10 OF 500 10 Of $50, 10 Of 1000 &c. rs Nos,
IL drawn. Tickets SIS; halves 80 quarters 25.
10000 DOLLARS 1000 DOLLARS!!
NESDAY-Alexandri Lottery, No 80.
Capitals: $4,000, 1000, 1900 l,lO4, 10 Of 900,
&C. IS Nos, IL drawn. Tickets 81 halves 2;
quarters l.
Drawing of Alexandria No. @, Dec l2
1871 SIS AZ 80 At 81 6S - Sd As % 80 /.
Ticket, Nos. So, prize Of $3.50,
Do. SO 45, do. 49,
Do. 90 AZ AZ, do. $50,
Three more capitals, sold in The above drawing,
and paip by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. OF Sussex, Extra, i07, Dec. ~:
80 81 8 Ia Is &c 10 as IL 81 81 IS.
Whole, Nos 8 II SO, another capital, sold and
paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of Lsesburs, No. SO, Dec. IA:
SO 81 25 81 40 70 GO IS SO s.
10000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
TUESDAY-New Jersey Lottery, No. 100.
Capitals: 10000, 2 Of 5000, 2 OF , 500, = Of
1000, , OF 800, Of 1000, &c. IS Nos, II
drawn. Tickets S.. halves SO; quarters 25.
1000 DOLLARS $500 DOLLARSl
THURSDAY misunderstanding Lot
terry, No 60. Capitals 1000 dollars, $500,
1861, S of 1000, &c. 10 Nos. IS drawn
Tickets 2 dollars and SO cents; halves / 25;
quarters 62 cents.
1000 DOLLARS 1900 DOLLARSl
FRlDAY-Mononeali Lottery, No. 81. Ca.
pials: $1,000, 1900 LOO, 1000, 1888, 3 Of 400,
&c. rs Nos, Is drawn. Tickets g; halves |;
quarters SO cents
1000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARsl
SATURDAY-Sussex Lottery, Extra, No.
ITO. Capitals: S4 600, 1000, Gao, &c, &c.
rs Nos, IL drawn. Tickets $l halves So
cents; quarters 25 cents.
10000 DOLLARS 10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandra Lottery, Glass R, for ls46, 10 be
drawn al Alexandria, December 10. Capitals
| of $4,000, 10000, 5000, 5000, 1900, 25 of
1000, 20 of 500, &c. IS Nos, IA drawn. Tick
els $40; halves S. quarters 2 SO. Certificates of
packages OF 25 wholes 1901; halves SOY; quar-
ters 25i.
Orders for Packages, Certificates of Packages
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly auendedto, anddrawings sent when re-
ouested. Please address orders TO
N. sTRATTON,
E;chp Vi
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Richmond, va, Nov. q, isls.-calw,w


V,HE subscriber intending 10 move 10 Kentucky oilers
for sale his Farm called MARL III LII, si,iiitrd ~
The county OF Caroline, IN the Fork ns Msttiponi
p.o-r and Pole Cat Creek. This Farm contains
hrtwrrn 400 anu i,'iU acre., large portion Of
which il HAT Ind, al ihn best quality IL IS IN tine
state of improvements ab"ut 2uU acres !, well taken
with Glover, and well adapted TO the growth Of Wheat
Germ and Tobacco There are upon the Farm three
co,d Dwelling Houses, i.o large Barns, and every
other necessary house for farming purposes, all III good
repair ihrre good apple Orchards, aud enr Peach Or
card first rate well Of water in the yar, ami spleen
did spring very convenient There are several very
iG- beds of mari, very accessible. TIE Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad passes through
til- lan front oi the lni-- for three quarters 81.
mile. There a Turn called Pole Tat Turnout, con-
veairn tn the Barns invite tos- who are in want ot
good Farm call and examine the pfeinisrs. Ii may
he divided adydniagsously. The terms will be accom-
modatng Ny address is Athens, Caroline county.
Nov li-cHSw SAMf. COLEMAN.
POSTSCRiPr-iftheab above Land should not he sold
privately before THURSDAY, the i7Ih day Of Drr,m
her ensuing, will IN that day be sold al public auc
ton IN thr Drt milrs Nov. 27-ctds
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MISCELLANEOUS.
General Orders.
ADuJTANT GgNERAL'S OrgICE.


December ID, 1916. I
THE Commander-in-Chief having asserlained That
the 70 lowing uniform and ctr articles are adapt
ed to the character Of the service in Mexico, and nds
punsable a. regards The can,nrt Of the tous the
form prescribed by the General Order 81 The 2il May
last Is therefore DISPENSED with AMI each non rninnis-
stoned officer musician and private Of the several Com
panies now organizing fur the Rrriment NJ IniaEt.y
Volunteers IL required To provide hinstii with :
Cap If Navy ne clnt.I
Jacket az Nayy blue cotli--,incr breasted with IL
small infantry state buttons in front, upon each side Of
stand up collar, on each Gull The collar Ia he from
Ia 10 inches high, according 10 The size Of the
Collar 10 be trimmed with whit. worsted lace, inch
wide all around, with iva blind button holes OF same
size lace, put on single.
pair Navy blue cloth Pantaioons-pian.
. pair Booees.
? pair woollen Socks
cotton SHIFTS.
flannel do.
dark drab cloth Overccat
] Blanket.
leather Stock.
Officers 10 wear Navy bne Frock Coats single breast
ed stand up collar with 10 large state infantry buttons
in 'front.' small do each cuff swords and epauletS
10 match. ,,n>.
Captains-3 cLeyrons of silver lace on each sleeve,
above the elbow, angular point down.
First euienants-2 chevrons nl same On Each sleeve,
above The elbow angular poin. down.
Second l.lcutenants-l do. 10. do.
Adiu,ant-a do do. do. and an arc Of silver
fringe Joined To The ends OF the upper cilevron.
Srrerans-a cheyTons Of white Wors'rh lace on each
sleeve, below the elbow, painting upwards.
Corporals-i do do. do
Sergeant Major-2 do. do. on each sleeve, helow
the elbow pointing upwards-arc Of wor>led fringe
Joining the lower eytTenlities OF cheVrun.
Quarter Master Sergeant-l Do. 10 on eaci sleeve,
below The elbow, pointing upwards-connected same
way.
MEASURES have been taken To supply all these articles
in Richmond, including making, OF the hest materials
and on the hest terms The advance for six months
clothing, which will be made after the troops have bern
mustered into service, will, II Is believed, cover The
v hole cost
Companies in the interior, wishing 10 be supplied.
will report 10 this Department the NUMBER and HEIGHT
of the men for whom they wanted.
Officers commanding Companies, and who have not
reported are eponed report themselves as promptly
as possible. By command,
WM. II. RICHARDSON, Adjmtant General.
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,770MVERCIAL RECORD.
MARKETS. DEC. ~.

rneaCCO.-No change. Inspections SMALL
l.,.c,uring descriptions in demand. A lew
mahU' 1S me new crop have been received and
hhas, ,, " 10 "a. WequoIe Luss at from 81
50 ,oa III 50; common leaf 81 90 to 90; mid
~ ";, :, 81 IS TO 400; good and fine shipping II
WI I'M extra manufacturing sc 10 %.
"E> 0ITR-S5; since the arrival OF The steamer
ca,ssopia verv little demand.
1c,0RN-Corn so SIS CTS.
0aTS-3O a IS cents-n demand.
WHEAT-Red 95 100; White 100 los C.
caTTLE-For Cattle from The scales, gross
.s;shr y IS a 3 so; nett 4 so 5. according TO
s.,f MUTTON: So a S4-scarce and in
s.mand. Hoes: Live 4 IS as 90.
'COTTON-9t a 10 cents per ID.
WHEAT OFFAL-Bran Is cents; Shorts IL
.sn,s. Brown Stuffs 80 cents; Ship S,uhs So cts.
VISIONS-BAcoN: Smi,hfeld and Cry
Cured 6s a 7 cts; Western Sides a bs cts; /;
Shoulders 5 a 81 cts; Hams u cents. All
Finds OF Bacon scarce. LARDSa 9cents.
RlCE-3, At cents per pound.
SALT-Sl so from wharf; 10 from store.
IlME-Sl from vesseis-last sales.
COTTON YARNS-Richmond and Man
chester Factory prices) Nos. A TO Il, ls cents
Nos. u 10 l8, 10 cents.
RUM-New England, in bbls, 25 26 cents
Price nominal.
GIN-American 25 CTS; Holland 81 per gal
BRANDY-Otard, Dupuy & Co, 50 Is
50; 4. Seisnette, IS; Imitation, 80 80 cts.
Sazerac 3a3 SO, Peach dull at SO cts 81; Ap'
ME Brandy 81 a "a cents-wanted.
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Lectures ON China.

DEv. J.LEWIS SHUCK, (for ten years pas
Ia Missionary 10 Chiaa,) will deliver The
following Lectures, in the Lecture Room OF lhe
First Bap,is, (Rev. MIR. Je,er's) Church, on
TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS,
commencing al II o'clock.
LECTURE lsr.
The Empire-ils antiquity, population and e1-
tent.
Provinces productions and Characters
tiIs
The Goyernment-ils structure and practical
workings.
the Jesuls
Living and Famines Imperial Granaries
Prices OF Rice; Census and Statistics; their mo-
The Tartar Usurpation; Long Hair; Badge
olSubeclion.
Tamerlane; Designs Of Subjugaling The En-
pire Defeated; the Policy which has Saved the
Empire from Dismemberment.
The Custom OF Comprising the Feet, &c &c
LECTURE 2p.
Er,sn, OF Civilization 10 China, climate, &c.
The Ar. and Sciences-Poetry, Painting and
Architecture.
Asronomy-Almanacs; Eclipses.
Chemis.ry-not analytic but organc-Thsory
ct he Blood; animalcula OF the Blood.
Upics-DiseaSes cf the Eye, opectdCes' =.
Hydrics-antiquiy oflhe Hydrauiic
irrigation. go,
Sla,ics-or the uniform motion oil soil oodiesi
me pully.
Music-varie,y Of musical instruments; Seen.
fab, the national air.
Lansuase-Li,eralure aud Education; Speci-
mems.
Lexicography-Yang 500; Pekn Gazsites.
National Cha raceristics- Conrarie,ies, SC.
The recent Warts origin; forces employed,
and incidents; the battle OF Chin keang Foo, and
singular death OF The brave General Heilins,
Commander-in Chief oflhe Imperial forces.
Yong Seen Sarng, learned Chinese, will be
present and lecture on The System OF Education
in China.
Abundance 10 the whole course 81 for gen.
ueman and Two ladies' Each lecture IS cents for
asngle person. Dec. l5-d2l
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zr FREE SCIENTIFIC LECTURES. Fl
DR.BA BANNING, 10 compliance with numerous
~ requests, will give an exposition of a novel
simplifying theory Of distortions and most weak
nesses Of the voice, lungs, spinal nervous, ie-
male and digestive systems; based on the philoso-
ply OF the body, illustrated by an orisina. design
OF oil paintings, and addressed 10 The medical
profession, and ladies and gentlemen generally, in
the Saloon of Exchange Hotel at halt past I
o'clock, on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings OF this week. Public speakers, and all
who care TO avert from their children determines
and enfeebled constitutions, or 10 work out relief
for Themselves may find it 10 their account to al
tend. Lectures free.
DR.. Banning has devised 'lace" or "body-
brace" for The immediate relief Of The above and
analogous weaknesses; and may be consulted
gratuilously, and during This week, al The Ex-
Change, by ladies and gentlemen, in reference 10
a trial Of his support, which evidences imme-
date relief If ever; lis consideration being re-
funded within week. if desired. Private refer
ence will be given 10 mos, distinguished ladies
and gentlemen, both OF The medical and other pro-
fessions. The medical profession are invited TO
call and examine. Dec. IA
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SAFE or SLAVES STOCK &c

WILL he offered for sals Al South Wales Tay
w iorsville, In the county of Hanover, on MONDAY,
the 2st December, il fair, if not Tho fair day,
about twenty valuable SLAVES-among which
Blacksmith, u Plantation Carpenter aud Shoemaker,
several excellent field hands, and women and
children. They The selected negroes Of large
tate Also, The stock oi horses and mules cattle, sheep
and hogs, among which pen that will lie very fat;
the straw fodder shucks &c, aud The usual variety Of
plantation implements. The cait. particularly de-
serving Of attention.
The Terms Of sale will bcFur the slaves, cash; for
the u l- p-nieriy, FOR NJ Sln, credit u
months, the purchaser giving bond and approved
curItv; under So cash.
Nov 21-clds WM L. WIZ KHAN
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Notice 10 Volunteers.

NUJO dN Ur1NEtd Z , OF FTOE,
Richmond, Dec. 4, 1916.
NlE COMMANDMENT Chief having received a
L number OF individual tenders OF service, and
eaoi's having been made TO raise Companies in
different places where sufficient numbers TO form
Company could not be obtained notice is given
l1lng for The field, that fthey will promptly repair
10 Richmond, and report themselves TO Ibis De.
paHmeni, an opportunity will be afforded Them OF
e'nins some companies now in The progress of
enrolment here. By command.
WIN; h. RICHARDSON, Adjt. Gen.
Der S-6itScA,
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Observation-Disclosures!

WANTED, ONE HUNDRED strong, ac-
w live young MEN, 10 serve with Rocket and
Mountain Howilzer Batteries, now preparing by
Inc Ordnance Department, for immediate depar-
,ure.
lnpay, provisions and clothing, this corps will
Dc superior 10 any other yet raised, and from The
kind Of aims used, will constantly serve with the
advance of the army.
The highes, character for courage and physi
cal ability will be required for admission into the
corps. Apply to Lieut. T. L. Ringgold, Ordinance
corps) al Miss Gordon's, Franklin Street, or 10
Capt. Smith, at the Richmond Rendezvous
A premium OF two dollars will be paid 10 any
one bringing proper recruit 10 the Rendezvous
Dec l2-Im
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add Fellows, Saloon

TINE HARMONIOUS Grand Musical Sol
rees are attracting crowded and iashiona-
bic houses at this newly fitted and elegan, Con-
cert Room in consequence OF which, they will
he continued EVERY EVENING THIS
WEEK, with change OF Programme, in'roduc-
lion Of New Pieces &c. II See Programme.
gr Admission so cents; children with their
parents half price.
II Doors open a, half 6-performance 10
commence at half past o'clock.
Y. B.-As an inducement Tor families 10 al
tend, Ladies will be admitted for 25 cents.
Dec l5-d5i
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NEGRO HIRING.

fNlE subscribers tender their services 10 their
i friends and The public, 10 hire out their Ne
oRoEs for The ensuing year.
They would advise those " no wish 10 employ
them 10 inform them as early as practicable, that
they may have an opportunity OF obtaining tood
homes ard eoOt yric slcr their negroes.
They hope that an experience OF several years
will cnillr them 10 liberal share Of patronage.
Their office is on The corner OF franklin and
18th streets, in rear OF City Hotel, formerly Bell
Tavern. N. 3. & C.. L. HILL.
Nnu 20-i&nf,h,hI
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TRUST SALE OF PROPERTY In CUL
PEPPER

pY virtue OF Deed OF Trust, executed b.
ID Thomas Green 10 me, which hears date on
The 2l day Of June, 1892, and has been duly re-
corded in Cupcper, shall proceed 10 sell, by
public auction, upon the premises, 10 The highest
bidder, for cash. on Friday The ninth day Of ia,
nuaIy next, The properly conveyed by said
deed, which, in it, is thus described, TO wit; "Ali
that certain tract or parcel Of land lying and be-
ing between Muddy Run and The Rappahahnork
River al their junction il the County Of Cuipcper.
Also, The CROWN and underground forever on one
hundred acres OF wood land adjoining Tie above
tract, The fee simple in The same 100 acres being
claimed by John Sanard and the heirs Of D. Grin
nan, together win The mill situate on Muddy
Run, and all other buildings aPperlanins TO The
land which is The same lul, parcel or tract OF land
on which Moses Green now resides and which the
said Thomas Green purchased oil Daniel Ward,
containing about Two hundred acres more or less,
exclusive OF The 100 acres The growth and under
growth Of which is hereby conveyed"
The Title is, believe, rerfect, but as Trustee
| shall sell without warranty.
Dec. Odds JAMES LYONS, Trustee.
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ncHIiSTIE'Sa
IMPORTANT CAUTION.

Unprincipled persons have again attempted 10 initiate
DR.. Chrisic's GaIvanc arcies;-the public are there
fore again warned he their guard as oil limitations
entirely worthless. The following is copied from
the New York Sun
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.-We feel it a duty to
caution public against purchasing any of the mlta-
tons of DR.. ChTlste's Gayanic articles, which they
may chance TO be offered. We state, with conf
dence in its truth that these limitations possess no be-
nshcia influence whatever, and must be regarded in
ITO other light than DIRECT FRAUD We know that
the genuine articles really valuable, but we believe
the cuunereits than worthless; there FORE
we say, be cure you 20 10 the right place.
For further particulars, see advertisement In another
part Of this paper. Explanatory pamphlets may he had
gratis by application 10 the agensor this city, Mess
DUVAL & PURCELL, Druggists, l47 Main ST., Ri...-
mond. Va Dec. 1916
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Negro Hiring.

THE subscribers again offer their SERVICES L
their friends and the public generally, a.
srenls Tor hiring out Negroes the ensuing year
They premise 10 use their best endeayors 10 pro
cure good prices and good homes for all Servants
nuusled 10 their care, and every necessary aueh
,lcn 10 them during sickness.
DABNEY & CAUTHORN,
18th Street, opposite new City Hoiel.
nsc l5-cw3W
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W. P. TURPIN's PRIZE oFFlCE.-Drawing of
w. Sussex County Lottery Glass I07, December ~ !:
32 81 "a Is &c le as II A 81 Is.
Ticket Nos. is 81 45, Capital in the above Lottery,
sold and paid by TURIN.
ANOTHER SNUG PRIZE!
Drawing Of Leesburg Lottery, Class 49, drawn yester-
day al the Exchange Hotel:
50 81 25 81 40 70 GO 65 80 S.
Whole Ticket Nos Is % 73 Prize Of $500, sold and
w. P. TURPIN.
Ticket Nos. % 81 The Capital Prize of $4,000, lin
Sussex County, No. 9s,l sold and paid at sight ny
TURPIN.
Another Splendid Scheme for To-day drawing
Pize of $50 o0O, 1000 500, las 1000 10 of 800
$50, 1000, &c. IS Nos, la drawn. Tickets s.;
shares in proportion. lf the Capital is wanted, pur-
chase Ticket at the Capital Prize Office No. lOI East
Main Street. W. T. TURPlN
n.c Il
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RAPpAHANNOcK LAND FOR SALE.

RAPPAHANSOCkL LAND FOR SALE.
THE subscriber oilers for sale either of two
Tracts ne Land situated in Caroline county, on ihs
Rappahannork river, asaut nine miles below FreJeI-
ichsburs, and containing each between 600 and $50
acres Nearly the whole Of the abov. tracts is cleared
ia; land very productive, Of easy cultivation ard equal
~ we'll adapted To the production of wheat and
The Improvements upon these farm. mostly new !,
and very superior ! heir situations are suth, with
gard heah Illness and society render then de
srabe II not the mos; desirable residences The river.
Any persons wishing L. purchase are nviltd 10 view
them and for further infonatinn Will Apply TO George
Taylor, Eco, Richmond, Thomas F. Knox F;edrrltss-
burg; or 10 the snbseriber. BAyIL GORDON, in.
Prospect Hnl Carn,in~ CO.. Nov 3--ewif
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u TURNER. rx..,,,o,,
Nov. 2t-cw4w w. J. ilL,'
IMPORTANT SALE OF LAND AND Ne
(IROES &c

- virtue ola DEED n Trust mace by Dani- Turner,
- the undersigned Will sell Il the residence Of the
said Daniel Turner four miles Sonh III The iown Of
WaiIcntnn, Moth Caolina, on WEDNESDAY, the
nth day oil December all The land owned by hin,
ccisistn: Of the tract which h- resides, containing
about son acres, and another adjoining thereto COLI
tanning about aiiW acIes. The land - of excellent
quality, in Il perfectly healthy region Of country,
and In the midst .f good society Tn. buildings an
Tie first mrDtiuncd tract new, ana very extensive;
tile Dwelling Iinus- is finished very superior sly 4,
aud probably there 10 ~ tl- state beautiful
a more desirable resn.ence.
At the same tins aud place, the undersigned will
sell by virtue of the decd, and by full authority
from Thomas Turner Of Granville County, The Land
aud Mill owned by me said ihomas and tie said la
mel Turner; the Mil being within ana bali mites
Of the sad t"wn o: Wanrnton, ana The land attached
thereto containing about U ACRES, extending within
one mile OF the pare The Mill Is well stuatet.
tn command good custom, and i never failing
stream and the land II III part well tlmbeitd, and rs
OF fair quality.
Al the time and place, the undersigned v III
SELL under The same deed, eighty valuable Negroes,
twenty five Shares of Stock III Roanoke Savrcasstu
Company; all The Crop If Com. Fodder, Tobacco Oar,
Wheat aud Peas. raised BY the said Daniel Inne< the
present year all his stock Of Horses, Cattle. Hogs and
sheep; all ms Plantation Tools his rariage Wagons
AMI Carts and his Household and Kitchen Furniture.
The sac will be continued from day 10 DAY until all Is
disposed of.
The several tracts Of Laad and SIN wIl be- sold IN
credit Of Twelve months, with interest from The day oil
sale; and the Negfo-s and other property credit Of
SIX months, with interest from The time; and il IL
not doubted, that by IN arrangement with The Creditors
for whose benefit the said deed was made, a much
longer indulgence may br had.
Bond aud security Will In every ease, be required he
fore the property Is removed.
ALFRED ALSTOE.
WILLIAM PLUMNEE.
Warrrnton, North Carolina, Nov. l0-cw3w
hIu mt IN