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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-10
vAIuARIE MILLS For SALE.

DY virtue Of decree of the Cicui, Superior Couri q"
ID Law and Chancery for the county OF Lon'sa, PRO
nouncrd on the 10th day of September ieio Tue Under
gnsd therein anpoIntrd Commissioners for that pir
Dose. viii proceed, on TUESDAY, the 18th day Of De-
eem6er 1896 II fair if not, the next far day thereafter
m Offer far sale by public auction the premises, Tie
valuable property belonging 10 the E.tae of The late Dr.
James 81. Morris, known as the BYRD MILLS, stu
ated on tile Southanna river, in the county OF Louisa.
These Mills have for many years enjoyed high repu-
tatiou and an extensive custom. They consist OF n
Flour Mill, Crist M and Saw sill, all in good repair
Tract Of Land containing 400 acres, Is atachrd 10
the Mills. portion of this viii he sold with the Mills,
some part will probably be detached for the Gceommo
dation of purchasers.
TERMS OF SALE az follows The purchase mo.
ney 10 be divided into three equal Instruments payable
in one, Two and three years. respecvtiy-ihc purcha.
ser giving bond with approved security, and the title
being withheld until the final pay lnent.
EUGENE DAVIS, c,
w, 1D--rids RlcIID o. MORRIS WIN -
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NOTICE

pY virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed L. me by Jesse
- II. Lrath and wife, for the benefit Of William Mar
shall and Edward r. Leath, aud ofrecod in The Clerk
Office Of Amelia County, shall proceed 10 sell The
Tract Of Land conveyed 10 inc in said deed, ON WEB
NESDAY the 18th of November next, on the premises
at public auction, 10 the highest bidder, for cash or
or edit may be determined the day Of sale The
land lies about five miles Southeast OF Amelia Court
House. and contains hundred and twenty-one acres
At the time and place will be sold for cash
twenty NEGROES, consisting of Men, Women, Boys
and Girls.
Also, the Crop Of every description; the stock Of
Horses Cattle Sheep and Hogs, Plantation Utensils,
Household and Kitchen Furniture
The title is believed 10 be unquestonable but actnS
as Trustee shall only convey such title "a i vested III
JOSEfH hhhSHaLL, trustee.
Qrt o--rlds
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TIN WARE. STOVES, CRATES, FIRE
PLACES. &c. &c

THE subscribers would most respectfully eau the at
L trntion Of Country Merchants aud others, pur
chsslnr Tin Ware Stoves Crates and Fire Places, Nc
&c 10 their general stock, to be found al No. - We!
Main street. They feel assured that they can sti ol
The shave articles al Wholesale REAL, US low ;s any
s,m,iar establishment. More particularly would we
call the attention Of those IN want TO our %
Cooking Stoves. Also, plate, plate, plate, anu
c"si s,ov.s NJ well as our Fire Places for burning
wood far more preferable article than The Franklin
s,ova and much safer and stirer remedy for smoking
chinneys. u - u a. !" Nlii'''
rQxn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-10
ny TuE GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF VA.
- pp0CI AMATiON

yxrUrPEAsa vacancy has occurred In lhe GeneTa
w As.smh,y ~ The death Of David Craw ford. Sena
n, elect for he District composed Of the counties Of
shensrdoah, Hardy Page and Warren, the Sherins OF
s several counties the said District are therefore
,~ci,r 10 hold an election on the fourth Thursday Of
The present month"; for Senator TO nil the vacancy
aforesaid.
Given under my hand "a Governor, ana under 'ns
lesser seal OF the Comnonwe al,h al Richmond,
srAl.1 this third day of November. IN the year OF our
Lord eighteen hundred and foity-sx, and 81 the
commpnw ealth the seventy first.
Nov. 6-std WI SMi IL.
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DESIRGHIE FARM FOR SALE.


THE srbscrib,r intending TO rneasr ~ othef w,
n,F-r. far sale The very desirable Farm which hr
resides generally known llart's Bottom The tract
contains ~ ,cre>, 81 Which 500 arr good bottom
land IN hi.h .iatr nf Improvement ~ any Farm ~
Virginia i,ns ~ 4 cnmpac, form lmmediariy along lie
North River, AT AL times navlsable for -mali bafeatS.
and eight mlies from james River. The nslchhorpod
i-hralhy intelligent, and away from al records inr us
sl,inn aud within s.ort ride of LcSh.ton with is
huIrshing Literary Institutions. The Fam u capable
Of yielding between and 100 barrels Of corn year,
tobacco in proportion, and may he converted INTO
Stock Farm, ora dI,lery may he condEr.d by any
one disposed. with much profit where, there
being every Convenience the Farm inr The pGrpoe
long credit VIII nr given, II desirable, s securing 10"
purchase with interest Address the subscriber,
lpns,acr paid, Lexington, Virginia
So, J., ,,.,, WILLIAM A. READ.
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INFALLIBLE REMEDY FOR AGUE AND

FEVER-No Cue, no I30Y.
nR PRICES AGUE AND FEVER PILLS are war
~ ranied to cure Ague aud Fever in from twenty 70
thirty hours, ir directions followed. Ten Pills
have frequently permanently cured the worst cases IN
no instance have thirty been known fail. They
prepared from simple vegetable medicines. Each box
contains twenty Pills. Price 81 per box; or 81 per
dozen Planters and Farmers would find II to their IN
teres, 10 keep supply hand they may thus save
large Doctors Bills The Pills can be- put up in neat
letter packages aud by mail at letter postage The
popetors order prevent counterfeits and mposl-
ton, are determined not 10 establish agencies All or
ders must be attended with the cash. post paid aud d.
rected TO DR.. c. J. KENWORTHY & CO.,
Bank Street, Petersburg, Virginia.
" B. The money will be returned in every case oil
failure July Cleft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-10
A DESIRABLE ESTATE FOR SALE.

n OE~olhh OLE Ed II Il 4 Oh oAAL.
THE subscriber offers for sale the Estate lying neE
Prince Edward Court House. known Ms Springfield
The Tract Of Land contains 800 acres very fair pro-
portion Of which consists Of excellent wood land and
low grounds, large quantity of improved high land,
with good buildings, aud all necessary improvements
Tor comfortable residence. II is situated within one
mile OF Prince Edward Cont House, TWO miles from
Hampden Sidney College, and seven miles from Farm
vile. These places furnish a constant and excellent
market for all Of lis productions There is place in
virginia more entirely healthy and society superior
IN intelligence and morality 10 that In lis Immediate Vi
enity Its nearness To the Court House and College,
ahmd superior facilities for education There are TWO
nouiishng female schools and male school, al the
Cont House.
The oyerse-r will show the premises to any person
oNhe'o Zee them. Persons wishing TO purchase, will
e e the subscriber at Farmve, Prince Edward
county, Virginia
and ~ .-one third cash. on delivery Of the deed,
iavm.., ae in one and two years. For the deferred
f's"''' o'ad and security win be required.
r,,ov;u. n CfIAS. S. DARLINGTON.
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NEW GROCERY STORE.

vv,pE .uhscribers have entered into C"-patne,shr,
/ under the firm oi HERRING & GARDNER, for the
uurpose of conducting the Grocery and Commission en
siness, and have taken the Store formerly occurred b
william r Barrett Immediately opposite the Richmond
and Depot Broad Street They me nd
keeping a general assortment Of FAMILY GEoCE-
RIrs 10 which they ask the of their friends
and The public generally. One Of Us having been en-
gared in the business for several in this city, we
hove hv close attention, to merit share OF patronage
W. viii nav particular attention the sale of all kinds
Of produce consigned 10 from country friends
GEO. J HERRING.
Oc6-r3m GEO. w. GARDNER.
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r. he Ed,iors 81 NJ Enqnircr:

GUM SrRNd, Nov. .th, 1916.
In the Democratic Convention assembled a.
his place to-day. to- The purpose of selecting 4
candidate for The Senatorial District al Hanover,
Louisa, Fluvanna and Goochiand, the following
resolution was adopted BY a large maloriIy
Rcsorcd, That a only = small number 81 he
del, gates appointed 10 this Convention III at
tcn,ancc lc-iay, this Convention will adjourn %
TG-sday the l7th ot his month 10 meet again
a, his place, (Micajsh Panishs,l Tor the purpose
al making selection o: . Democratic candidate,
10 IT, - ;hr election which i 10 lake place n
The fin Thursday Of This month u il The vacar-
cy in tie Senate ocoasoned by Inc death Of
Colonel John GueIrant
WI. .. HARRIS, Chairman.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-10

TN CEANcERY.-ViRc AT Rules holden in the
Clerks Office Of The County Court ii Southampton,
on the 'th day Of August, ls46:
John Cosby, Pialntih
against
Jonas Cosby, nnah Cosby, Mills Cosby, Miles Cosby,
John Cosby and Dempsey Cosby, Defendants.
The defendants not having entered their appearance
and given security, according 10 iIr act of Assembly
and the rules al this Court, and appearing by sstisac
tory evidence that they inhabitants Of this eoa-
try il IL ordered that they do appear here on tile hfs
lay Of November nsxt, and answer The piantin-
hiI and that copy Of this n.drr hc forthwith inserted
~ some newspaper published in the cliy Of Richmond
for Two months successfully, and posted AT the front
door Of the Court house Of this county.
ACopy-Teste,
Sept. ls-cw2m L. X. Eu"ahos' :. :.
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ny THE GOVERNOR or THE STATE OF VIRGINIA
PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS. a vacancy has occurred in the senatoT-
w al District composed OF the counties OF rleyanna
oochiaud Louisa and Hanover. by the death Of John
Guerant, Esq., late Senator in the General Assembly
for the said District Sheriff. Of the several counties
~ Inc said District therefore required 10 hold an
election on fourth Thursday In November ls46, fora
senator 10 al the vacancy aforesaid.
Gwen under my hand. Governor, and under the
lesser seal OF the Commonwealth, ut Richmond,
rssu ths hlrtirh day Of October, eighteen hundred
and forty six, and in the seveniy-hrst year OF
u, ,.,aonw.alh WIN. SMITH.
No. --cfh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-10
Nv THE GOVERNOR or The STATE or VIRGINIA.
PROCLAMATION.

xx-urREAS vacancy has occurred BY The dealh Of
w John T. Street, Esq Delegate elect 10 the General
Assembly the county Of the sheh Q, ,na'
county i therefore required TO hold an election on e
fourth Thursday in November, 1916, for delegate 70
supply The said vacancy. Al.
Gwen under my hand, IL Governor, ana uhur1 .'.e
lesser seal Of the Commonwealth al kichhohu'
,r.t on the thirti-lh day of sciober, eighteen nun
bred and forty-six, and in The seventy hIst year
OF The Commonwealth. WV S-"i -
Nay
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-10
SPLENDID SALE OF HORSES.
Two Stars for Sale
So AT Buckingham November Court-STAR
IN OF the EAST and STAR OF THE
HH SOuTH

h~ AT buckingham NOVEMBER CnuIt-Si q IL
IN OF the EAST and STAR OF THE
VI ~ SOUTH.
Trkxs third cash, and the balance in one and
two years-Bonds with approved security. There has
been the last accurate as can be guess.
ed-from three 10 five hundred mares offered TO sIaR
OF THE EAST-about une hundred and forty one
hundred and fifty served. STAR OF THE SOUTH
did not make a stand last year, on account OF Inc
scratches one leg the critical time OF the season.
hut fine booded Horse my opinion rs the earth
produces.
STAR OF THE EAST appears to be known through.
out the State and the middle States Of the Union and
will make fortune, or the foundation Tor one any
where; therefore persons nj distance, aud companies
are invited TO attend the sale. He would be blessing
in any community.
Pedigrees on The day Of sale. The South West, or
any where, Is The place for those Horses.
On the same day beautiful, full-blooded GELDlNG,
half brother to STAR OF THE EAST. and sired by
Double Archer Horse, and considered as fast horse
from 10 -four miles, any the continent. h.n
a very likely NEGRO MAN, and probably BLack-
SMITH. These Horses ought not to touch mare oi
less than fifteen or twenty doars-and not tiavslea
at that. {. r. FoNTAINE.
Oct. 03-ctds
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STAUNTON LAW SCHOOL.

THE subscribers Law Lectures will commence Is
i heretofore on the ooh November next and irrmi-
mai. on III. amh March following. Each student viii
bring with HIM the following text books, many "I
them as he may lind il convenient and practicable 10
procure ChlIy's blackstone, fuckers Commentaries,
Slrphen on Pleading, GouIds Pleading, Lihes Equity
Pleading. chiily's Pleading, Starkie on Evidence,
Gr-enleas Evidence LomaI's Digest Of Real Property
and I.omax on Executors and Administrators.
Those no may intend 10 apply for admission IRE r.
nuesrd 10 do so by letter addressed IN The subscriber
al Slaunion or personally, by The 18Th November next
Fee for instruction, son, payable IN advance
LUCAS L. THOMPSON
sannntnn SrnI Il lsif.--cWInM
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NEW YORK.

Youns's majority for Governor 1856 The
Wings and Aboitionists have elected a, and The
Democrats 81 members, 10 The Assembly.
The Congressional delegation stands Wings
p Democrats -
1. is supposed that the new Constitution is
adop,ed. The New York Commercial! Adycr-
user says ",herc i no doubt IS 70 the tate of The
negro suffrage question That is decided against
BY a large majory' The following is speci-
men Of lhr voiln2:
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JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA COM

rU,IIE twelfth annual meeting If the Stockholders Of
i the James River and Kanawha Company will he
held at thr Capitol in The City 81 Richmond, "Ii per
mission Of The proper authority on Monday ihr ih ."
November rs order nf the President and Directors.
W. Il. CHITrESDEN, Secretary.
Richmond, 18th October, lsi6.
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EDUCATION.

4 VIRGINIA LADY, "a member e The Episcopal
~ Church who has had snnir years experience a a
Teacher wises employment The ensuing year III phi
van family ~ rovrrn.s Of small .ciionl u children.
Terms moderate. Direct post pad i.,,''r- 7 . AIr
In county, Va WM H. HARRISON.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
nD DENT

an THURSDAY, The Goth November, that being
~ Amelia Court day will hr nasrcd fcS sale, in par
GELS 10 suit purchasers t!ir Tract Of Land n Amelia
Cont house, containin. nine hundred and ffly 1851
the Tavern and all necessary hni!d
ings, and store house. The property will tie offered III
four or more lots and ividrd by roads meeting al The
&. H. II can be recommended good stand ioi Ia
vern and Store The land u o( good qualify, having
between three and four hundred in fore. mnsdi.
ately adjoining the buildings The buildings
modious and the orchard and garden unsurpassed by
any in this country IL j. about forty miles distant from
Richmond and Petersburg, and is proverbiay healthy.
II mol sold il will br offered for lease rent on the
same day Persons wishing o-Xamin- tie property
referred To Mr.. l. G. Leigh Al the L. H. with whom a
plat OF the property has been len.
IN, o---cids LEWIS T. IIAkyIE
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INFIRMARY OF THE MEDICAL COL
EGE

THE sick are admitted into this Institution AZ ihr
i following charges, payable Tor tue hrst week III
advance;
,yhi,. ,,,i.,,s S. per week.
Cso,ors5 n,,,sn,. per wrtk
These charges include Board, Medical attendance,
operations when required, nursing, medicines, ana
every necessary service. r
Separate apartments are assigned 10 the different
classes patents. Private rooms can lie furnished AZ
an additional charge of 81 per week. The Mehltai
cases are under The charge Of three OF The Professor OF
the College, for prescribed periods in rotation Ihe
surgical cases are committed The Professor or Sur
The attending Physicinn and Surgeon visit The nsii-
tuition daily. and of difficulty. the whole Col
,ese Faculty is called consultations without additional
Gentlemen sending patients from the country, VIII
please give city reference
~, Safe S. MAUPIN, President
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LAW NOTICE.

CHRISTOPHER c. SCOTT and ABNER A. SIlTH
L, prac,ice law in partnership, under the hTm oil
seorr S1ira in all the Courts Of Law and Equity I'd
South Arkansas. .
az Office Al Camden. Washta county. Arkansas.
P.b la-clv
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AMELIA ACADEMY.

AMELIA AGA DENY.
have initu1uccd h marked succrss The st-fem ~
disoiplnr ard demeril Thar charaet-rses The Virginia
Military Instiinte al Lexington frw vacancies sill
10 he filled the Of $40 per month from tir time ~
entrance Ill Isl Of Jui,Pa, able III advance. Fur
further particulars, direct rs above. W. u. u.
fVy
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For SALE OR RENT.

T1HE Bent Creek FLOUR MILL, which IS in The u
j m,s of the new county of AppomattoI bordering
upon the line of Buckingham, and within mile or less
OF the James River Canal, and III miles by this route
above the city Of Richmond.
This Mill has fixtures very supplementary COM
plee-is on a never-fang stream and the brand OF The
mill high standing in Richmond aud other markets
The country adjacent the mill is rst-raie wheat
growing part Of Virginia.
Those who NAY be DESTROYS Of embarkne in The ma.
nufac;ue o Hour will find this mil! advantageous W
ali ,espec,s and those who NAV have disposition 10
engage woollen cotton, other kinu OF
tory, would find this property very suhaois ~ suoi y"
undertaking. The mill house ~ large, ana 'pe uan'
constructed most solidy and endnrably The mouse IL
s-lf could he converted into cotton or woolen manu-
factory or such n mandatory could be added to the
nour mill most conveniently aud advsntasrousiy.
Mr. Andrew White who lives al the Mill, WIN sho"
This properry To any DESTROYS OF purchasing or rent
lng the same. For terms, apply Ia
us RICHARD POLLARD.
Alta Vista, Albemarle county, near Warren.
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fFfom tic .New orleans 1iopr, Oct. 81
A.pcD LppNI NinNTEpG

The steamship Palmetto, Lewis arrived last
night, in 81 hours from Galveston. Among The
passengers, were Or. Conrad and Lieut.. Nichols,
i. S. A, Lieurs. Doricndort, Price, (reporIed
dead J Smith and :Smedcs, OF The Mississippi vol
untecrs, and Lienl. Read, Of the Texas Rangers,
with IL volunteers.
Lieut.. Cob McClung was rapidly recovering
from The eff. cts OF his wounds. One 81 The OFT:
GERS ut his Regiment informs us that the gallant
Colonel was the first man that showed himself on
he first Tor, s,ormed b. General fsy!or's Divi-
sion and that he received his wounds whilst way
ing his sword alofr, and cheering On his men,
,hnu,ing "Victorv" The musket ball struck
him On his left hand whilst holding his scabhaid
10 hi. hin and cut OF Two 81 his fingers, s|anc-
inc IRON tho scabbard and entering his ABDOMEN
trac,uring, in il course, The bone above Inc hip
joint
nation since tls rerea, from Monterey, calling
anon The Mexcans 10 flock 10 his standard 70 re-
mel The invaders Of their soil. HIS cIcnsc IN The
proclamation, for defeat al Monterey, and he sur.
render III that ci,y 10 our troops, is WANT
or AMMUNITION The uner falsity OF this
statement ia well known, Tor any quantity oi ann
nnnjrion was found al Monterey alter the cari'u-
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I,,om n, N.sm orleans DeNo1

ye con vcrsed uilh some Of the officers who
arrived la, evening from Galveston in the steam.
sb;n Palmetto. They are from Monterey, and
tr,n, Information from thence 10 he l2lh instant.
IN, t,.Ilowing is a summary 81 What we have
cleaned from hem:
There are various reports floating about the
camn 4, Monterey, respecting the movement, Of
th4 Mexican ARM, bu nothing authentic or ceh-
mite. e.,
The following is the disposition OF The army al
Monterey. Gen. Wor,h's division, with which IS
R,ar,bard'. company u Louisiana Volunteers,
attached 10 the 7lh Regiment, garriscns me cry.
The Isl. 81 and 4lh Regiments, and he bneade
al Artillery, with General Taylor's slsif, are en-
canned about ionr miles North ol lie CITY
The Kentucky, Tennessee, and Georgia Voinr-
reess are encampeda mile sui further Norm o. ne
civ. ,,,.o.o,.
Blu. few Of the cil,zAns remained IN Monterey
amer lis evacuation by tie Mexicans, ana pu' y"
Of those who ten have yet returned.
Oar previous accounts from Monterey SPOKE 81
two duels being on The aris7ohe oe.~e1n .n III -
Bale Peyton oil this city, and Gen. Ma,sha.', ~
Kentucky; another, between young Hi. Musson'
OF This civ, ard Capt. Shi"ers, q MISSISSIPPI.
Cnl Psylon made written apology 10 uehelai
Ms,shali and. Of course, that settled mat.
NJ Mnsson and Capt. Shivels went on me
W., ~ 6rt,. with rifle. at ior,y PAGES. Some
aars n The U. s. Army al this stage oil The pro,
nS;ros nerlered; Capt. ShiveIs made verbal
ee ~ Mr.. Musson, and thus was amicsbly
a apd number two at which we heartily Telo'ce'
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JOHN nj. WILLS,
Oct. l4-dlt&cwids

II BY consent Of The parties interested, the
property advertised above will be sold on the 9Th
OF November, instead ofthe 10Th, as slaled-Tues-
day being the l7th and not The 10Th OF November,
1916 Oct. %
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Ids LEWIS L. IIAhyIE
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY, IN
L SA,II L, NOD - IL l.

pY virtue of deed If irnst, eSrcu!e! 10 the under
ID signed by y. L. Vrnahl- aud SAMUEL W. N-nah!r.
the 3St day Of July, 1883, L. secure debt due tt
Exchange Back OF Virginia, and which said deed hrs
duly recorded in the CLERK : Office nf Mrcklenburg
county, we The unGersigned shall proceed on w Ed
NESDAY, the lth day OF November next, in the town
Of Carksvc, 10 sell nj pubic auction, 10 The highest
bidder, credit Of SIX, twelve and eighteen months,
equal instruments MI The property conveyed to " in
SAID deed consisting OF twothrds interest IN Lot Nc
~, on which Is valuable Tobacco Factory; half 81
Lots Nos ~ and II, which last i improved; Lots S"-
O. TO- IL 81 i2 Isl, l50 io. la3, leg, Sc 81 ana 10.
liz ia 100 and 2I also, The entire property, or iht-i
est or title the following Lots IN the nr" survey 81
lal IS 49, 3D. l23, -, l3l Is, II, 40, 80 ST. los an
fa The title TO said property Is believed 10 be good
but selling Tru-lce., we shall convey only such IL
lie n vested in by tn deed aforesaid Should The
day Of sale br rainy shall proceed 10 sell the first
fair day thereafter. The SAFE II not completed on tie
first day, will be continued from day 10 day unill com
pieted. y. a. NENdBLE, Trustees
Sent. ll-cEtds. :. V. WATKINS. \ .I"s.,-.
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DIX. G; J; KEN WORTHY,

WHO, 70 r.E;TrERssuRG, VIRGINIA.
w Botanic Msd au se;s Dealer in Thomsonan and
onments, sups aud every rars,y % IS sn,,, md
Stores. !" p"tahic Meuiciho
Dealers supplied al the lowest price. e.,
Petersburg, July a. lo46-cwim VI 'ash'
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TRUST SALE OF LAND AND NEGROES
In .rHE CNIINTY DE EIuXANNA

DY virtue of deed of trust, executed by William F.
- jackson 70 the undersigned, bearing date on the
18th of June 1885, and duly recorded The same day
in the County Court Clerks Office for Fuvanna, for the
purpose of securing the payment Of Certain sum Of
money therein mentioned, we shalt, on TUESDAY.
The 10th day Of November 1896 proceed 10 sell, al pub
lie auction, the premises, 10 the highest bidder, for
sides near Columbia Also, eighteen Negroes, consist
ing Of men, women and children, all Of them very like
ly-and among them several excellent house servants
and two or three Of the raised and Instructed in
trades.
IL the weather h- such 10 prevent sale on the day
named il Will be had on the premises the next TAR day
thereafter.
The title to the above property is believed nnquesiion
able; but, selling as Trustees, We shall convey only
such right as is vested in
RICHARD lvANnOE COCkE,)
JOHN @. JAMES, Trustees.
InT\ NJ lylfIS