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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-01
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL Es-
uL, IN ,nlE GlIIN,TE OE II A MOVER


DY virtue Of 4 decree Of the Superior Court of Chan
ID Gerry for the X chmoud Circuit, pronounced In the
suit of Barker and ais, Fletcher aud ais, the
23lh day o June, ei, shall, special commissioner
appointed ny the said decree, proceed on WEDNES-
DAY The 9Th day of December next if fair, II not, the
next day The premises 10 sell at publ; auction Ia
the highest bidder all The real estate Of which William
Rnhrrlson died srizrd, consisting cf two tracts of
land hing IN The county Of Hanover, adjoining each
other, and containing lay estimation one hundred and
one and three quarter acres, upon the following terms
10 viii one.ihird Of the purchase money payable N
ninety days, from the day Of Sale and the residue III
two quail nsalinents, nj six and twelve months, from
the date Of the first payment The purchaser or purcEa
sers giving bonds wiih curity, for The several install
ments of the purchase money! and Lie title 10 be re-
tanned until the ast payment shall have been made, and
a conveyance directed by the Count.
This Land lirs IN The Nam Road, leading from Coal
Farbor Richmond, about ten miles from the latter
place, and has on il comfortable dwelling and out
houses The land IA we'll uhrrrd, and Is within hall
a mile Of n good Grisi and saw Mil.
The title 10 this properly IL believed iobe uudonhied
but selling Commissioners shall srll only sush title
as Is vested III ME by ilIr said drcIrr.
ROBEET BARKER, Commissioner.
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SANDS, SARSAPARILLA.

FuRTHER TESTIMONY.-The following testimo-
nv 10 the value OF Sands Sarsapara Is from the
Rev Luther Wright, aged seveniysiS years, Pastor Of
the Congreg alional Church Of Wobnrn, Mass:
WopvsS, Mass, March 9Th, 1916.
Gentlemen: From what have experienced, and
from the information have recently received from
number Of persons Of high responsibility, who have
used your Sarsaparla, have not The least doubt but
that II il most valuable medicine, and that the hume
rms certificates YOU have received Of IL efficacy
fully sustained by experiences and although its fepnta
ton and utility are very extensive and stand in no need
of my humble efforts to increase Them want all VINO
are afcted by disease To become acquainted with ths
efficacy and power of your valuable medicine.
| am, gentlemen, gratefully and very respectfully,
Yours, LUTHER WRIGHT.
ar Prepared and sold by A. B. & D: SANDS, Drug
eists 100 Fulton street. corner of William, New York
Sold. also, by DUVAL & PURCELL, Agents, Main
street Richmond, Virginia, and by Druggists generally
throughout the United States Price, 81 per hottie or
nix bottles for S. Nov. 80
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,,y last Evenings Mail.

n,n;.l Webster and Judge VIM. Kent were
pa" ""ers 10 the Atlantic from Boston as far as
gGa sSsh where they left either from some en-
Weren't nsn, there or not liking the looks OF The
we a"s Atlantic was valued a. about $50, 900,
ln ms insured both agains, fire and sea risk
an a.. Glowing amounts were insured in New
y,'s s,.o0 5000
! ,ns.sIs ate,y $4,000
Mu.u. $1,000
a', a,ohsbly $4,000 more in the Eastern off,
anu rnssius in all about $4,000. She was in.
ca =, iour and half per cent against fire,
s susG one and half per cent. against sea risk.
ana 'As bali. American.
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capOTINr LAND FOR SALE

CNNOLTNF.
PURSUANT 10 n deed Of trust made By ihr late Mrs.
L Sophia Burke we, the subscribers will, on tie
18th day Of December If fair, Il mol The next fair
day Their, after on the premises, offer for sale 10 the
highest bidder tract or parcel Of iand lying IN The
county Of Caroline on the North side Of The Maiaponl
River Just below Burke's Bridge, containing three hun
dred and seventy f37U) acres, more or les.
There is IN the premises good and convenient
Dwelling House, with all necessary Outhonses. The
land is we'll enclosed, and adapted 10 The cultivation Of
Corn, Wheat and Tobacco. crop oi wheat viii be
seeded this Fall.
This land is situated in pleasant and agreeable
ncjrhborhuod, about ten miles below the Bowling
Green and will be shown persons desiring 10 buy by
Mr.. John Burke. now residing on the premises.
The terms ~ hCh will he liberal, viii he made known
on the day of ae. Selling Trustees, we shall only
convey such title as IL vested in us which j. believed
to be perfectly good SAMUEL I. SCOTT
WILLIAM G. MAURY,
~, Trustees.
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PUBLIC SALE.


FINDER decree Of The Circuit Court of Chester.
~ field, IN the of Fore, &c. Fore and al
and Beaziey Fore and nj, pronounced 3st October.
1896 will he sold the Dwelling House Of Anderson
Fore, in Chesterfield couny, on FRIDAY the 4th De.
c-er next, the Tract of Land which he lives, sup
10 contain about hundred and ten acres also
The stock oi Horses, Cattle, &c; Farming Implements;
Tools &C. Household and Kitchen Furnilure and al.
other thngs, except Slaves contained IN his Gcen
Thomas A. Fore, Trustee recorded in Chesterfield on
the 25fh March. lsi5. The Land will be sold for
third cash. the balance in equal payments, Of one and
years. The other property for cash, To all sum.
of $40 less and Six months credit TO larger sums
good security. SiLAS CHEATHAM,
Nov. l3-ctds Deputy of II. Hancock, Sheriff.
P &. Que hundred ard len acres of land adjoining
the above Tract, belonging to Thomas A. Fore, will he
sold on the same day, and on the same terms. Z. g.
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EXECUTORS sALEoF LAND, NEGROES,


xNII.f. IL sold IN TUESDAY, the S,lI day Of rtCem
w ber next. the Late residence oil Ph,ip Wondson,
Senior Lrc-tsrd ihr county ii Hanover the Tract
al Land which said Woodson resided, containing
four hundred and hlly acres, adjoining Dehtnnsvlle,
and al0nt mile from the Rocky Mills The land Is ol
average quality al land III the neIghborhood The i'm
prnveinrmt- comrEodous, hut somewhat ont Of re-
PAR. The land vi" br sold ujert 10 the right OF dover
Of Sarah Wuudsun, widow oi the deceased. VIII be
sold III the time eleven Negroes consisting oi
Men, Women and Children; fur Horses seven head of
Cattle about twenty Hogs; eighteen Sheep the Crop Of
Corn, Oats Fodder, Shucks, &c; also, AL The Panta-
ton Utensils aud Household and Kitchen Furniture
The Of sale will he, for the land onsthrd cash.
The balance IN equal instruments Of and Two years
the credit payments To be secured by bonds with ap
proved security, and deed of The land. All
The other property advertised, with the exception Of llr
Negroes, will he sold credit of nine months, for
all twenty dollars, the purchaser giving bond
with approved security; for all Of twenty dollars
and under, cash will be required. The Negroes will be
sold for cash. JACOB WOUDSON,
Executor Of Philip Woodson, deceased.
Nov. l0-c2awtds
1- also wish 10 sell, privately Tract Of Land ad-
joining The aiuvH, containing $50 acres which or
sinGlIv part Of the above tract.
Nov 10 JACOB WOODSoN.
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AUCTION SALES.
Esy Hodges Il PulIiaIn.
UNION HOTEL FURNITURE AT AUC


ONiON HOTEL FURNITURE AL ACC-
TlON.
pf virtue OF deed OF trust, dated the Isl day
ID Of April, 1886, executed 10 the undersigned
by John ). Moody and Samu-l Dewbie, for The
security and indemnify Of Z. A. Hodges and du.
" recorded in the Clerks Office OF HE Musings
Court OF the City Of Richmond, and by the con-
sent OF the said John S. Moody and Samuel Dew
bre, shall proceed 10 SELL 10 The highest bidder,
on TUESDAY, The Isl day oi December next,
CONNIE ncing al 10 O'clock on the premises all
the Furniture named in The schedule attached 10
The deed OF trust, now in The Union Hotel. con-
ssting OF about IS Beds, Bedseads, &c, $50 or
300 Chairs, Sofas, Sideboard>, China and Crock
cry Ware, Carrels Tables, &C., together with the
usual variety OF Furniture and Fixtures necessa-
ry 10 the keeping OF large Hotel.
TERMS-For all sums OF $50, and under,
cash will be required; for sums over $50, and less
than 800, sky days credit; over 500, ninety
days negotiable notes with approved endorsers
in all cases.
DAVID NJ. PULLIAM, Trustee.
HODGES q PULLlAM, Aucls.
n III
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INFORMATION WANTED.

HAD Negro Roy, who ran of in March last named
Colhrr-about 81 years old, stout built, Of dark com
plexion has the right Of his upper p,
also one on Of his eyebrows; his HAIR grows nncon-
monty low dow On his forehead. lie Is raised near
Petersburg, Virginia, and no doubt is making his way
hack as before attempted 10 do so, aud changed
his own and owners name. Tie may be appreendrd,
and in som. Jail, and has gwen wrong owners name
Any information respecting said boy Will be thankfully
received addr ssed 10 Chester C. H., South Carolina
INV l7-cw4Y JAMES T.. llfEKLiN.
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D TUKNEK, Executors
Nov. a4-cw4w w. J. HILL,
VALUABLE MILLS FOR SALE

VALUABLE WILD TUX On LIZ.
DY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit superior Court Of
- Law and Chancery for the cnnnty Of Louisa, pro
nounccd the 10Th day III September sI, the under
signed therein appointed Commissioners for that pnr
pose, viii proceed, on TUESDAY, The 18th day Of De-
cember. 1916, air il no hr next fair day thereafter
offer FOR sale, by public auction on the premises The
valuable property belonging To the Estate of The late Dr.
James ~. Morris, known AZ the BYRD MILLS, stu
aed on the Souilanna river IN the county Of Louisa
These Mills have for many years enjoyed high repm
tatiun and nm extensive custom. They consist 81
Flour MIL Grisi Mill and Saw mill, III in good repair
A Fact OF Land containing 400 acres, is attached In
he Mills. portion of this vii; he sold with the Mills;
part will probably be detached Tor the accommo-
datinn nf purchasers.
TERMS OF SALE as follows The purchase mo-
be- divided into three equal Instruments payable
in one and three years, rrspectivey-the purcha
giving bond with approved security, and The title
being withheld until The final payment.
EUGENE DAVIS, r,
Oct 3O-ctds RIcHD. q. MORRIS, '' -
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RAPPAHANNoCK LAND FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale either one Of two
Tracts of Land situated in Caroline county, on The
Rappahannock river, about nine miles below Ffedrf-
cksburg and containing eHch between 60n and ESQ
acres Nearly the whole Of the above tracts II cleared
hat land very productive Of easy CULTIVATION aud equal
~ well adaped Ia the production Of wheat and corn-
The improvements upon these farms are mostly new,
and very superior. Their situations are snch, with re-
gard hsaihness and society u render them as DR.
sirable il the desrable residences cn the river
Any pei sons wishing 10 purchase are invited 10 view
Them and, for further informatinn viii apply 10 George
Taylor, Esq, Richmond Thomas r. Knox, ffederi6ks
burg: or 10 The subscriber. BAIL GORDON, in.
pInsneci Hill. Caroline Coz Nov. 5-cwM
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Ircwpw. ROBERT WADE. Trustee.
PUBLIC SALE AT SPRING GARDEN

PUBLIC SALE Al OPKING GAKDtN.
Is my lease a. Spring Garden terminates with the
n present year, shall offer for sale, at that place,
Two miles below Hanover TOWN. publicly, without
on WEDNESDAY. the 10th day Of the present
month"; peeemoer) II fair, otherwise, the first fair
dred bbls eight Mules and Horses, twenty odd head
Of Cattle consisting of Oxen, Cows, Hefers and Year
hpss fcrry odd head Of Sheep, among them nine fine
mutton between forty and ffty head of heavily fatten
rd Hogs all The blade and top Fodder, sheave Oats.
sbucks and Straw OK and horse Carts one four horse
Wagon and Gear, couple Of Wheat Fans, double and
single Ploughs iarrows Drags and Caltivators, Axes
sna Hoes, SC, &c.
credit Of nine months will be allowed on all sums
Of s. and over. the purchaser giving bond, with ap-
royed security before the property s removed Under
' n.s' i~ew3w LANEY JONES'
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MaINE-The Bethel district and Penobscot
,pi Cas,ine district, having elected Democrats,
.ss Argus makes the House stand, Democrats 6o,
II chels 6s, moi counting The Madawaska man
Ii districts 10 elect.
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UTHWdT SWdI1P Ldtu OUHPuT
Smi,hield, Dec. /, lSi6.-c5s'
TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND.

DYa decree of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
ID Chancrry for New Kent Court, pronounced on the
23d of November 1896 shall proceed, the oath day
Of December, TO SELL on the premises, 10 the highest
bidder for cash. the Farm Of which Samuel Frazer, de-
ceased died seized aud possessed, lying In the county
Of New Kent. The said Farm is desiraby located and
has many advantages but rs is presumed that those
desrous Of purchasing will examine for themselves the
,ait farm will be any persan by application to
Mr. William AGREE, who resides thereon The title is
believed to be good, but viii only convey such Is
vested In me as Trustee.
Dec l--cw2Wt ROBERT WADE, Trustee.
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weare glad to learn that Mr. Charles I. Hull,
-. S,a,bern Mail Agent has so far recovered
AK The serious injury which he received on board
=. mail boat at this place, on The 18th inst,.a 10
- enabled 10 resume the duties OF his station.
Alexandria Gazette.
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Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters So Certificate Of
package OF wholes S9a So halves 46 IS; OURS % -
Persons ordering by the Package may deduct the
price Of three Tickets
We have every day Lotteries from one TO twenty dol
lars and when remittance liz made to us, large or
small we will always invest In the most popular Lotto
ries on hand. The drawings SENT when requested, 10
all who order from The cash for all Capitals can
be had usual sight On all letters enclosing cash
or Prize Tickets, the postage need not be paid The
Tickets In the above Lotteries received, and all
ders addressed will the most prompt and
fdential attention. Address
u. PAINE & CO., Managers.
~ o7 Richmond Va,
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TN CIIANCERY.-ViRGisIA AT Court held for
Mecklenbug County, at the Courthouse thereof, on

Mecklenburg County, at the Courthouse thereof, on
the 10th day of November 1876:
Lewis Garner and Barbara his wife, formerly HALO
way) Samuel II. Holloway and Mary Ann lialowny,
against Plaintiffs:
Samuel Daniel and Elizabeth his wife, formerly Hal
loway rilman /. Johnson and Priscilla his wife, for
merly HALFWAY, Robert Holloway, George d. Wade
and Harriet his wife, Amanda s. Ilaow.y and Iacha-
ri-h Holloway; and sarah E. 7. Holloway James Ia
loway and Martha galloway, infants, by Richard B
Ran,ist their guardian nd Item, Defendants:
The defendants, Samuel Daniel and Elizabeth his
vile Tilman I. Johnson and Priscilla his wife, Robert
Holloway George ID. Wade and Harriet his wife, Arnan-
da s. HALFWAY anu Zachariah Holloway, not having
entered their appearance and gwen security according
Ia the ACT Of Assembly and the rules of this Court and
II appearing from satisfactory evidence that they are
not inhabitants Of this Commonwealth on 'hoton OF
The plcIns by COUNSEL it IL ordered that tho said de-
PENDANTS do appear here the I'd Monday in February
next and answer the plaintiffs bill; and that copy Of
this order he fhwith inserted in some newspaper pua-
lished In the city Of Richmond town Of Petersburg
once in each week FOR eight weeks successfully, and
posted al the front door Of the Court house OF this coun-
iy. Copy-Teste,
Dec. l-cwsw RICHD. b. BAPTIST, elk.
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LOTTERIES.
ID. Paine 4 Co.,
MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS FOR 1886.
THE following Grand Schemes are presented to the
1 patrons Of Fortunes Home. They are offered as
Christmas Presents, aud those who are DESTROYS Of
tainng one more Of them for small SUN should
make selection and forward orders TO
Z. w. PURCELL. Richmond lireinia
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NOTICE II shall petition The next General
IN Assembly, lor reasons 10 be sci forth in my
neti,on. for divorce from my wife .Viginia
Mvers. VIM, r. MYERS.
Nov. l3-e30d
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SALE OF FNLCHb DIE FNOTEN I
IN oheder the last will and testament Of George
+. Spru deceased. The subscribers will prucrrd IL
sell a MS late residence ia Warren county, Monday,
the 2lt of December ensuing the Plantation, crop ot
Corn, Fodder, Oats and Stock uf every description.
TIL. Land is of excellent quality, and IN tiIr imme-
dair vicinity othe Shocco and Whlie sulphur Springs,
eight mi es south al Warebton On II = a large and
convenient Mansion House, recently hulit, with every
necessary ou.uilding &C. The Plantation - IN excel
lent condition ur making Crop, having ~ il all thr
necessary Barns Stables frnnary aud good houses for
the accommodation Of Negroes. II cont,ins three
ihnlsand acres, and will be sold III two more iiacs
suit purchasers ana on long credit. Persons who
feel disposed 10 purchase privately are invited to come
forward and do so.
Al the lime aud place Will br offered for sale
about twenty valuable Slaves, part of them, il i ex
prcted for cash.
The terms OF Ike above sale will be made known on
the day of sale, which will be continued from day TO day
until all j. disposed of.
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RIgger,s Prize Office.


xVi00O'
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass 49, to be drawn on
aurday, Dec. 5ih, 1886, at Wilmington, Delaware. 70
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DISMAL SWAMP LAND COMPANY
TIME Dismal swamp Land Company, al their Annu
L Al Meeting on the 10Th November, declared dIv
drnd Of and per CENT which is 500 on each quartet
share over ana above SIX per cent interest.
The Company require that Stockholders should give
receipts for divdenos Ia their Record Book either per
.onsy or BY attorney The President Of the Company
dads necessary adhere strictly TO this regulation
ANY person disposed 10 purchase quarter share Of
stock in this Company can do for 81 $780, If immedi-
n. notification is made 10 the subscriber.
RIO. BUTLER, President
Dismal Swamp Land Company.
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Henry q. scaIlple,
ATTORNEY AT LII ",

MONTG merry, ALAB ANA,
WILL practice in the Courts of Law and Equity OF
w Montgomery and Lowndrs countless IN the CIR
cult Court of the United States at Mobile, ana In the
Supreme Court of Alabama.
REFERENCES Judge Beverley Tucker, Professor Of
Law in the University of William and Mary, Virginia;
Judge William II. Cabell, President OF The Court oil ap
Law Cambridge, Massachusetts; II. W. < J. J. Fry
and Charles F. Osborne, Richmond, Virginia; Gwnih-
mey, Forbes & Co., aud Beers & smith, Mobile, Ala
hama; Fisher & Co., Boston, A. Thornton, New York
William Z. Maitland Of New York. Aug. 25-cw6m
N~y- The Washington Union requested 10 copy.
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!. g. Gregory 4 Co.
NhGEkS, NO. TOT, MIN STREE
RICHMOND, Virginia.

NAtiEkS, NO. IOl, MAIN STREET.
RICHMOND. Virginia.
Nos. ~ ST. the Capital of $4,000, In Sussex Lote-
~, No 90, Nov. sist, sold by W. P. lURPlN, vender,
Richmond.
Orders for Tickets in any of the following Schemes,
addressed the undersigned attended to by return Of
MAIL and drawings forwarded free Of postage as soon
as they are received address,
J. G. GREGORY CO., Managers,
Richmond, Va.
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR DECEMBER!
Alexandra Lottery, Class P, for ls46, to be drawn
December 9Th.
IS Number Lo,,ery-l2 Drawn Ballots.
Grand Scheme:
l prize Of 100000 prize Of s3,l40
10000 50 1000
/ 5000 90 500
Tickets $40; halves S; quarters So Certificates Of
Packages Of 25 Whole Tickets Sl2O; 25 halves 60; %
quarters 81.
Alexandria Lottery Class @, for 1896 TO be drawn
Alexandria, December 18th.
rs Number Lottery-l5 Drawn Ballots.
Grand Scheme:
prize of sa rs GOO 10 10 prizes of sl' 800
| {" 5000 10 800
/" 3,55 IS 900
1920 40 $50
1000 &c. SC.
Packages OF a6 Wholes costs sO2 halves ST. DC quar-
tiers rs so.
Alexandra Lottery; Class R. for 1886. TO be drawn
at Alexandria, December l9th
rs Number Lotery-l4 Drawn Ballots.
Grand Scheme:
prize Of 100000 prize OF $4,000
!" 10000 95 1900
| 6,U00 % q sou
5000 &c. &c.
Tickets $40; halves s; quarters 50. Certificates of
Packages of 25 Whole Tickets SOl; IS halves SO 50;
25 quarters 25 25.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass =, for 1876, 10 be drawn
December 2G
IS Number Lo,tery-l3 Drawn Ballots.
Grand Scheme:
prize of $50 900 prize Of $4,000
Ia 900 ,3,l20
5000 30 500
5000 81 I" 500
Tickets $40; halves s: quarters 50. Certificates Of
Packages Of &c Whole Tickets $780, &c halves 60; &c
quarters 30.
6J- Orders for certificates or Packages single Tick
and Shares in any of the above Schemes address,
ed 10 the undersigned III receive the most prompt at
tentIon and an account of each drawing forwarded
free of postage, nv as II Is received.
J. G GREGORY & co Managers,
Nov 40 Richmond, Virginia.
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Tickets Sl2; halves 6; quarters 3. CeTlihcats OF
package OF wholes Sli2 halves II; quarters, IS IS.
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Nov. 80
T.. Ii. Pendlet0n,

SUCCESSOR TO ID. M. HOYT9
Lottery Office, No. Exchange Hotel, Richmond,
Virginia.
TUE following Schemes show beautiful arrange
ment for December. Note these Schemes patticu-
iarly. make remittance to PendIeton, and get Capt.
tai Prize. On the 2th Of December you have 00O-
70 Nos. and Is drawn. On the l9h go, 0O0-75 Nos.
Prizes.
Notice these Schemes particularly-they are worthy
your aention-and Capital Prizes will be the result Of
L remittance Of SIS or sluto
E. B. PENDLETON, Richmond.
?. s. Orders in all cases strictly confidential.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
7 WILL srIl al public auction, on TUESDAY, the Ist
L day of December. 1885, II fair, II not the fair
day thereafter, in curdsv that valuable Tract OF
Land. adjoining the town, lying in the most henhy
and desirable ~ rlion of the State both sides of lit
lie Wis's, and extending to Big Wills's navigab-
stream This tract contains between and 900 acres,
500 of which cleared, and in fine cnnd ion Tor cui-
vatlon l20 being excellent low grounds. The balance
IL heavily timbered wood land. The Improvements
good con sisting of excellent three stony brick DWELL
ing house, and the necessary out houses
Persons wishing 10 purchase are invited 10 examine
the land before the day Of sale.
TERMS--A credit OF one, two and three years, IN
equal instruments, will he gwen tho last payment To
carry interest from the day OF sale. Bonds with ap
proyed security and deed Of the pur-
chase money, will he required.
Nov 27-c2t@ WILLIAM BALDWIN.
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FOR SALE, BY TOLER & COOK,
q A gentle FAMILY HORSE, good
~ in harness or under The saddle; also,
AVS young RIDING MARE.
TOLER g. COOK,
Dec. Agents and Collectors, Lisle's Row.
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SALE OF SLAVES, STOCK. &c.

SALE OF SLAVES, SIOUX, &c.
WILL be offered for sale al South Wales, near Tay
w lorsvilIe in the county Of Hanover, on MONDAY,
the Dist December ii fair, u not, the next fair day,
about twenty valuable SLAvES-nmong which are a
Blacksmith, n Plantation Carpenter and Shoemaker,
several excellent field hands, and some women and
children They the selected negroes Of large
tate Also stock Of horses and mules, cattle, sheep
and hogs, among which are pen that will be very tat;
the straw fodder, shucks &c, ana me usual variety OF
nlautation implements The cattle are particularly de-
-erving of attention
Tho Terms of sale will be-For the slaves, cash; for
the ofthe property for n sums over slo, credit OF
months, the purchaser giving bond and approved Sc
Curlty; under $40, cash.
NV 17-etds WIN. F. WICKHAM