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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-01
EXTENSIVE AND VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE AND WATER POWER,



NY virtue of a decree pronounced by the Circuit SUI
ID ueror Court Of Law and chancery, Tor the county
Of Southampton al the November term, lei6 IN the
case of Orgain etc vs. Brydon ETC, the undrr.a
Commissioners will SELL al public auction the pre-
misses on FRIDAY the 18th January, 1917, the Planta-
linn known as Aen's Quarter" late the property Of
Colonel William Allen, deceased, Of suHy county and
containing forty four hundred acres
The land is situated in the county OF Southampton, on
No,toway River three miles below the Norfolk and
Portsmouth Railroad, and twelve miles below Jerusa
lem extending ahou, seven Niles along the river, winch
is nay:pahle 10 Monroe above the Plantation, for ves-
sells drawing ten feet water II Is believed that larger
nuantity of valuable oak and pine timber cannot be
found nm any navgahe wafer in Virginia Much Of thr
oak timber being admirably adapted for shiphui'dine
and pipe slaves; and the pine timber 81 The largest ana
hrs quality To the shphulldrr and timber-seer, this
land offers Inducements rarely To be met WITH az timber
can he obtained and transported al small expense 10
Norfolk thrauyh The Dismal Swamp Canal, or to any
other port, through the Pamco Sound.
On this Estate is Cris MILL situated on Bean Creek
possessing water power rquaied IN that section Of
the country the supply being constant throughout the
in addition 10 the Grst MIL There IS Frame D~elli:'
Hnuse containing six rooms; Gin house, with all olL-
usual ou,-houses for large Plantation. Orchard, etc
The " hole Tract will 5e offered together, ana II mol
an sold will be divided in lots 10 snit purchasers.
TERps :-Enonch will be required IN cash 10 pay al
the expenses Of the sale. For the balance credif
one Two and three equal annual payments without in
ter.st will be gwen the purchaser or purchase e1ecu
tnp bond with good security and lien being retained
unit. the purchase money shall be paid.
THOMAS 3. GHOLsON,
WILLIAM w. TONNES,
Nov a4-cwtds Commissioners.
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THIRD SUPPLY or NEW AND DESIRABLE
Fall and Winter Goods.

One OF the members of our concern returned from
days selecting some of the newest and fashionable
styles of fa;cy Goods imported this season. ana pur-
chased al very low rates, with money; also, various
ljs Of staple articles, cheaper than they have heen
purchased before this Falla part of which
,aIed below:
Rio Grunde Paids (sk and woody entirely now
California and spun silk Plaids, newest style
Embroidered Swiss Robes and Dresses, white and In
Loom sewed and needle work Dresses
Rich embroidered Cashmere Robes and French MeIino
French Cashmere and Mousns, printed and shaded
scotch do, in great variety and cheap
Super black, fancy colored and plaid Alpacas
Rich striped black and blue black Silks and Satins
Rich Armute Gro de Swiss and fancy colored Silks
Heavy black Satin, for Mantiilas and Vestng
Black and fancy coored silk and worsted Fringes
row ditto.
Gmps, all widths and Cords
Rlch bonnet cap and plain satin and lus. Ribands
Rich Cashmere, TOrteri, Thibet and Net Shawls
christine, Mammoth, Lady Peel and Lyons do.
plald, woollen and shaded Shawis, from 3 s. 10 a5
Ladies' silk and velvet Neck Ties and Cfavats
Ginghams and Cacoes, in great variety and cheap
Drpery plaid striped and fancy cold 1areton Musns
LADIES' blk and white silk Hose plain and embroidered
Raw silk, lambswoo Thibet and Alpaca do.
Moravian. mixed brown and white cotton do.
LADIES' silk, kid, and 6let net Gloves and Mitts
Ladies' and gentlenen's Thibet and Cashmere Mt's'
and ladios' Vests
Bal and white Brussels Wells, and black silk Lace
She'll tuck and side Combs; graduated Buttons and
steel Slides
Super wool black brown, rife, myrtle, and invisible
green Cloths
Plain black and blue and striped and ribbed Cassmeres
Super and medium fancy colored Cassmeres, from to
l2 shihings
Super blue blk green, steel and cadet mixed Satines
Heavy beaver and Oregon Cloths, very cheap
Paid and rainbow CIoakine and Gala Plaids
Blue steel mixed, gold do and brown Kentucky Jeans
Welsh Flannels, dine and low priced white and red do.
Whitney, Mackinaw, and twilled and dufil Blankets,
with large stock Of coarse Wooens, for servants
wear, cheaper than they have ever been sold at any
former season-among them will be found number OF
pats Of pieces Of Carpeng, which offered Al very
low price 10 close sales.
Our stock has never at any former season been a.
complete, and certainly never as cheap-al entirely
new" and warranted be of the best of every thing i'm
ported or made In own country.
VALENTINE, BREEDEN & CO.,
Dee. l-e4t No. Oh Broad ST., Shockoe Hill.
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2stcbntoatu aznqtttrer.
AUCTION SALES.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF REAL AND PER
SONAL ESTATE

PURSUANT to a deed of trust, executed by George
i NJ Powell To Francis w. Scott, and duly recorded
in the Clerks Office Of King William County Court TO
certain debts therein specified, shall proceed
SELL FOR cash, by public aucon, 10 the highest bidder,
on the premises, the 5th day o. January, 1917, The
Tract Of Land upon which the said Powell resides
called Woodbury. containing, ly recent survey, 5.9
acres, lying Immediately npon Mailapony liver, ihaut
miles from Kin. William Court house The iud-
ings upon This farm extensive and well sniird Tor
the niudation of large family. Tins farm like
all The lands upon The Aaarony, IL very productive
Connected with tins tract Is marsh Vi twenty five
acres, very valuable for grazing.
AT the same time and place, VIII be sold, upon the
same terms Tract Of Land in the upper end Of King
William, near Mangohck Church, containing 200
This of land is good as any In its neghbor
hood, and well adapted to The growth Of corn, wheat
and tobacco.
Also. al The same time and place, and upon the same
TERMS will be sold about twenty likely young Negroes
consisting OF Men, Women and Boys, Stock of Horses,
Cattle, Sheep and Hogs Household and Kitchen Furni-
,ure, Plantation Utensils, &C., and one Barouche and
Harness.
Acting MS Trustee, shall convey only such title as is
vested in me ny the deed aboyr referred 10, which is
believed TO be perfectly good.
George N. Powell, living at Woodbury., will take
pleasure In ing these farms 10 any person wishing
TO view them. F. w. SUIT, Trustee.
Dec. I-coaWfdS
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

THE subscriber intending TO 10 Kentucky oilers
i for sale his Farm called MARL HILL, situated IN
the county Of Caroline, In the Fork Of Matt.pon
River and Pole Cat Creek This Farm contains
between $50 and 1000 acres, large portion Of
which is fiat land Of The best quality IL Is in fine
state OF improvement; about 900 is well taken
with Clover and well adapted to The growth Of Wheat
Germ and Tobacco. There upon the Farm three
good Dwelling Houses, two large Barns, and every
other necessary house for farming purposes NIL in good
repair; good Apple Orchards, and Peach Or
chard first well Of water In the yard and splen-
did spring very convenient There are several very
fine beds Of mari, very accessible. The Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad passes through
the land IN front Of the hose for three quarters OF
mile. There is Turn called Pole Cat Turn out, con-
venient the Barns. invite those who are In want OF
good Farm, call and examine the premises. II may
he divided advan,aceousy. The terms will he accom-
lnodating My address Is Athens, Caroline County
Nov IO-cwew SAMI. COLEMAN.
POSTSCRIPT -Tfihc above Land should not be sold
privately before THURSDAY, the l7th day Of Deem
her ensuing II will that day be sold NJ public auc
lion on the premises. Nov. 27-ctds
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NOTICE.

rs execution of decree pronounced by the Superior
i Court of Chancery for the Richmond Circuit, on the
18th day of July, in the year 6i6, in the sutsFoser,
Executor of Foster, against copton and others; Ciop
ton and others against Foster and Others. and Howard
and another against Campbell and others-will be sold
a, public auction, 10 the highest bidder, on MONDAY
the 2sh day Of December. 1876 upon the premises, by
the undersigned Commissioners, by one of them, the
following Real Properly lying in the city of Richmond
and IN The ne,ehborhood Of Richmond, viz All that
Tenemen living on the North side Of Main street,
occupied BY Mr. Sterling T. Curmp, stated In the
decree contain % feet inches but IL believed 10
contain &c feet front Main street, and running back
100 feet Also the Lot and the Buildings thereon lying
near the Depot Of the Richmond and Petersburg Rail
road occupied by Polly Bo Sler. or Mr. Seymour r
Vail Also, piece OF Ground at the Bowling Green.
near the city Of Richmond stated in the said decree 10
contain two acres, but which Is believed TO contain in
fact only acre. three roods and eight poles, the
following One-fourth of the proceeds Of sale OF
piece of The said property to be paid in cash. and
the residue Of proceeds Of sale Of each piece of the said
property be paid in two equal instruments Of six and
twelve months from the day of sar the payment of the
credit nsaments 10 he secured by the negotiable notes
cfthe purchaser and The title Of the property sold to be
retained until the whole purchase money shall be paid.
SAMUEL TAYLOR, lcor,x.
HENRY w. MOSCURE, eon -
der
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IMPORTANT SALE OF LAND AND NE
GRlES &c

DY virtue ola Deed Of Trust matte by Daniel Turner,
- the undersigned viii sell IL thr residence OF the
said Daniel Turner four miles South Of he town u
Nafrrntun. North Carolina, on WEDNESDAY, The
18th day of December newt MI the land owned by him,
consisting If the winch hr resides containing
about 800 acres, and another adjoining thereto, con-
tanning about 2,400 acres. The land ID oi excellent
quality, in a perfectly healthy region Of country,
and in the midst If good society. The buildings on
the first ntinnrd tract new, and very extensivt
The Dwelling House il finished IN very superior style;
and probably IL in the Stale beautiful
a desirabe residence.
Al the same time md place. the undersigned VIII
sell hy virtue Of the deed, and by full authority
from Thomas Turner, Of Granville County, The Land
and aill owned by the sad Thomas aud the said Ia
MEL Turner; the Mill heng within one anda hall miles
ot the said town OF Wansnton, and the land attached
thereto containing about 800 acres. exendrgto rihin
one mile az the same place The Mill IS well si'nat
Ia command good custom, and IL on never ial'
stream, and the land Is IN part well tlmberrui az ~
nf fair quality. 5
Al III. same time aud place, The undcrsigneE.&s,
sell, under the deed, eighty 2aluabi. fs.sros1
twenty five Shares nf Stock ,hr Roanoke NaviFt q
Company; all the Crop IF Corn, Fodder, Tobacc0;i3
Wheat aud Peas, r.i-ed b. the said Daniel TninAVis
present year, all al. stock Of Horses, Cattle Hogs arm
Sheep; All hiI Plantation Tools; his carriage Wagons
and Carts and his Household and Kitchen Furniture.
The will be continued from day 10 day until all l.
disposed al.
The several tracts of Land and M will br sold on a
credit of twelve months with interest from the day o.
safe and the NegInrs and other property on credit Oh
six months with interest from the same tme and II
doubted that by arrnnc with he creditors
for whose benrlil the said deed was made, much
longer indulgence may he had.
Bond and security will IN every case be required he
fore the property IL removed.
ALFRED ASTON.
WILLIAM Pi.fNHER.
Warrenfon, North Carolina New. l0-cw5w
G.r Wing requested 10 copy.
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LOTTERIES.
STATIONS once.
SVA @GVUHA . OH1NCCN
MO. 5, SOUTH FOUR ENTR
IN STREET.
Let aIlthe world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRArToN's the man.

IN SIhEE 4.
Let allthe world say what they can,
For selling prizes SrRArToN's the man.
Drawn Nos. Of Alexandria, No N, Nov. 81:
G3 So % 25 81 II SO 46 81 81 l6
Ticket Nos. 3 IS So $1,000, All sold and
:" i6 So g. 1000, paid by
3 l6 So. 500. J iSTRATTON.
Drawn Nos. OF Alexandria, No. Al, Nov. 25:
So 81 80 A 81 70 Is 60 SO 43 9 70 SIS.
Halt Ticket, Nos. 9 So, prize Of 500, sold
and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. OF Monongalia, No. 48, Nov. 9th:
81 70 80 II &c Al Sc Is - 10 40
Half Ticket Nos. Is 80 Al, a Capital, sold and
paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of Sussex Lottery, Extra, No 1Ol:
November %:
Ticket Nos. 81 So g., Capital sold and
paid BY STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of Alexandria Lottery No. o,
November %:
IS 81 IS IA SO 81 IL q 80 As 10 Is 4S A 40
vember 30
SO Al SIS s 46 IL 50 &c 81 Is II IS 16 GO.
STRATTON.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
TUESDAY-New Jersey Lottery, No. 95.
Capitals: $4,000. 10000, 5000. 5000, 1000.
10 of 1000, &c. Is Nos, Is drawn. Tickets
IS; halves So quarters Is.
10000 DOLLARS 1000 DOLLARS!!
WEDNESDAY-Alex Lottery No. 49,
Capitals: $4,000, 1000, $780, .l04, 10 Of ,000
&C. 70 Nos. ID drawn. Tickets 81; halves 2
quarters l.
10000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
THURSDAY-New jersey Lottery, No. &C.
Capitals: $4,000, 5000, $500, 10 of 1900, 10
of 1850, 10 Of 1000, &c. IS Nos, 10 drawn.
Tickets IS; halves so; quarters 25.
1000 DOLLARS! $500 DoLLARS!!
FRlDAY-Monongal Lottery, No. 40. Ca
pilas $1,000, $500, LOO, 1000, 933, Of 400,
&c. IS Nos, l3 drawn. Tickets $2 halves l.;
quarters SO cents.
1000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS
SATURDAY-Sussex Lottery, Extra, No.
lO4. Capitals: $4,000 1000, GAO, &c, &c.
IS Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets 81; halves SO
cents; quarters 25 cents.
10000 DOLLARS 10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass P, for December
| 5, 1896 Capitals: Of $4,000, OF 10000, !
OF 5000, Of 3,l40, Of 5000, OF $500 OF
of 1000, SO OF 900, &c, &c, &c IS Nos, u
drawn. Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters 2 SO.
Orders Tor Packages, c. nificaes OF Packages
and single Tickets in all The Lotteries, will be
promptly attended TO, and drawings sent whenre
ouested. Please a's'ress orders 10
v. STRATTON,
Nov. 80 a,chmond. Va
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AUCTION SALES.
By Kent, Kendall 4 Atwatcr
DRY GOODS Ar AUCTION.


On WEDNESDAY,, the 81 December. CON-
mencing al 9 o'clock, We shall sell al our Ware
house, large and valuable assortment of Fresh
and Seasonabe DRY GOODS, now in store
and receiving from New York Philadelphia and
Baltimore. The sale will be without reserve,
and worthy the attention Of The :rade-consisling
IN pail Of
Blue, black and fancy Saines
Plaid and cor!ed Satinelts, Of extra quality
Medium and rich chnts Prinls, part Of which are
OF new and splendid styles
Cashmers, Mou:eline de LANES and Reps
Extra super French Merno scarlets, blues and
assorted coors
Super black Alpaccas; Orleans Cloths
Blue, black, green and fancy colored Cloths
Woo-black blue and fancy CaSslmercs
81 10 I'd plaid and fancy Tweeds
Black cashmere wors'cd and merino Hose
White, mixed and black collon do.
Lady Douglas Plaids; Gala do.
Scarlet and white Flannels, twilled and plain
Heavy blue Flushngs and Forest Cloths
81 TO l24 Whitney Blankets
Dufiil and twilled do.
Black Alpaca Robes
Super family Irish Linens
Manchester Gingnams
Plain Madras and cotton HGkfs.
Pongee and Spitalfeld silk Iidkis.
Splendid embroidered satin Aprons
Plaid Linseys; Kentucky Jeans
Black and colored Cambrics
Check, plaid and Swiss Mnslins
Brown Hollands; Diapers; Sail Ducks
Red Paddincs; elastic Suspenders
Solid head Pins, Vestings, &c.
ALSO,
IS cases heavy KeIseys, direct from The manu-
iacturer, and to be closed without reserve
10 cases cotton Umbrellas, common 10 extra qua
lily
% bales 3-4 brown Shirinss
20 bales 7-Sand Al brown Shiriings OF approved
styles
TERMS Under 500, cash; over 500, ioul
months credit for approved paper.
ADDITIONAL
| Will BIZ a,de,! 10 sale on Wednesday an
invoice Of French Goods, just received, consist
ing OF Bonnet Ribbons, Cclored Silk Velves ans
Fancy Silks, Mems and Women's Kid Gloves
Brocha Shawls, Black Bombazines, Veslngs
&C., &c, 10 be closed without reserve.
KENT, KENDALL & ATWATER,
Nov. 81 Auclioneers.
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GOLD LAND FOR SALE.

OFFER one hundred acres of Land, lying in louisa
county, Va directly between finders sHd Niece
hes incorporated Mines, near Victoria Furnace, Tin
nshtl Contrary Creek running througbfhs middle OF
.n land There is about IS 40 acres Of fiat land on
which gold IL found all parts of it, hich have been
.iplo'ed but not regularly worked. could here say,
maj on finders now belonging, behave, to the Rich
mono Co, lying Immediately above, there have been
,oana about $4,000 worth Of gold within tho last IS
sas' and on mcGehee's, lying below, 25 or 100000
and on Coopers and others, by, some 80 or
s sSOo more within the same time. The subscriber
is. 70 Capt VIM. Miller, Crenshaw Syms, Of Gooch-
and DR.. Cooke, Of Albemare, Va, so acres lying
fo below, taking only equal portion Of fat land
=, which they got, In only, 81 600 worth
tug, not working more than II acres Of the same.
ma e'e Is dwelling house, with two rooms below
above stairs, and other out houses, and the land
.,osed with a rail fence.
Ia, .e,eenee-David Tindes Spottsylvania CO., Va;
spL VIM Miller, Frederick Miller. and Col. Roberts
on, aoTsh Carolina who worked finders and Nil
shos ana Dr. Cooke and others, the so named
beIts 4 Son. ''s' "o'"e1 A'"1e' "''A Nv
,.ar VIM. Stout, at Victoria Furnace will show
a,h. and also contract for the same, for tho sub
,an,. G. @. McGEHEE.
LOulsa, Der I laac ,-0.
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Hogs Fiat Hogs !

lures ~ having rented the Lot, Pens and Fix
having had we late Benjamin franklin, deceased and
who drive thu. em lifted up anew, would say TO those
will slsurb,s, Hogs 10 the Richmond market, that he
IN the CIV H on good terms a. II can be done
10 bis Pens and S accommodate any quantity Of Hogs
families. who wnn Hse feed always hand Heads Of
'.s snhsd e sse and s havs no, The
scrber, by tbe, s, ,os can have done by the sub
will return ,hs e furnishing him with the hog and he
lar. anuy 0 shoulders and joie For further psr,ieu
New Aarkr, subscriber, on the premises or al the
Am every morning until half past 10 o'clock.
Refer 10 Mr. L., MADISON JORDAN.
Dec l-c2aw3w 'e' A"u "esS's' b & 8 Jones.
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NEGRO HIRING.

TNHE SUBSCRIBERS tender their services 10 lheiT
i friends and the public, 10 hire out their Ne
aaoEs for The ensuing year.
They would advise those who wish 10 employ
they may have an opportunity OF obtaining lood
homes and good prizes for their negroes.
They hope that an experience OF several years
will entla 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. b. & Z. b. HILL.
Nov. 30-d&cll5lhJ
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FOR SALE, A VALUABLE FARM IN TIE
LOWER END OF HANOVER,

Thirteen m,ies from lie CITY If Richmond
WILL be offered 10 the highest bidder on SATURDAY,
w the o6h day of December next, If fair IL not, the
first fair day thereafter the PREMISES the Tract Il
Land called Mulberry Hill, adjoining the lands of WIN.
b. Chittenden Gibson Via and Others, Totopoomoy
Creek This Tract contains 80 acres; about Three
quarters OF which is cleared, and adapted 10 The cul-
ture Of Corn Wheat and OATS one quarter of which Is
In low grounds II is laid of in three fields, each Of
which will produce one hundred barrels Of Corn; and
The Hay crop alone will more than average Sl5O The
buildings are n good Dwelling lloise, with five rooms
and cellar, Kitchen, Smokehcuse, Barn, aud all other
necessary buildings; together with IN good Orchard al
choice fruit. This place offers inducements rarely 10 BIZ
met with being so short distance from the CITY Of
Richmond, and could he made profitable for marketing;
the soil Leng remarkably quick II will be shown To
any one by Mr. Henry Z. kichardson residing on the
premises
TERMS or sALE-One quarter of the purchase money
will be required cash. and credit Of one, two and
three years will be given for the remaining tuurh-;
the purchaser giving bonds with approved security, aed
Deed Of Trust the premises 10 secure the credit
pnylncnts WM. T.. II. POLLARD,
Administrator OF Thomas Melton, deceased.
Nov 1q-cids
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AcHRISTlE'SA

nR. cHRIsTIE's RINGS, BANDS, BELTS, MAO
r. Rowarth the well known Minister Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. residing lis Division street, New
York, has heen subject 10 cts since BIRTH He has gene
rally been attacked In the night and has several times
been supposed to be dead The Of DR.. Christie's
Galvanic Bracelets and Fluid has caused their complete
disappearance. The system being much weakened by
the attacks his Gaivanc Strengthening Plaster
commended, which was used with the happest result
For further particulars, sec advertisement in another
part this paper Explanatory pamphlets may DO had
GRATIS by application the agents for this city, messrs
DUVAL e. PURCELL, Druggists, la7 Main ST., Rich
nond. Va. Nov. 80
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YOU SHALL BELIEVE -Beliefs not act Of the
will Sufficient evidence our assent; 40 listen,
dear reader and will convince yon that rr. Wisiars
Basam of Wild Cherry is by far the best remedy for
diseases of climate TO be found in this country u
Wild Cherry Pine, etc } that Nature seems to have
placed here as powerful antidotes tn all affections OF The
Lungs and Liver that our ever changing climate IN
duces. After the skill of our greatest physicians was
exhausted, II has cured Asthma in various cases IL
cured lady Of an ncipent Consumption, whose fan-
" had all died Of the same dsense Refer TO iraac
Plat ESD, Editor Of the "Poughkespss Eagle" Tho
mas Cozens iiaddonftld, ~ j., testified, UNDER OATH
tina, il cured him Of internal ahscess, violent cough
raising of blood etc. after he deemed beyond hope
we could refer 10 plenty of such instances of Its uncon
mon power The doubling are invited 10 inquire OF IN
divduas and that we alnde TO, MS we publish M
stateme ns that will not bear the most rigid scrutiny
Be careful, and get the genuine DR.. Wistars Basam
OF wild Cherry. Mono genuine unless signed by l.
Butts Address all orders 10 Seth w. Fowe, Boston,
'"'''''No'''>'' GAyNoR, WOOD 4 CO.,
Nov % No. 4s Main Street, Richmond.
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TRUST SALE OF STEAM ENGINE, &c.
DY virtue .of a Deed Of Trust from William $.
- Richardson the subscriber dated on the 9th day
of June. 1916, and duly recorded in the office Of the
Clerk Of thr County ouri of Louisa, and for the plr
poses Of lhr said Trust, shall proceed on SATURDAY,
The 9Th day Of December next if fair, II not The neat
far day, Sunday excepted AT the Farm of Anderson
Tary, in the county OF Louisa, near the Tavern OF
James s. Harris, 10 sell at public auction for cash, the
property and interests by the said deed conveyed This
property and interest described Ia the SAID Deed as
one certain Steam Engine and fixtures now on The
land Of Anderson Talley, in the county ~ Louisa; and
all and every he said Rchardsons share and in
teres in Tie fun aud partnership Of George W. Fisher
ca and in and TO all property and contracts, aud IN
Of and belonging TO tlr SAID Company, o what
ever kind. The subscriber acting Trustee, VIII only
convey the title vested IN him by that Deed.
GEORGE FISHER,
NV l3-cfhs Tmriee