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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-24
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE WOOL
LAND

PURSUANT TO decree Of the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancery for the county of Sur
ry pronounced the 10Th day OF October lsi7, in i
suit styled "Ruin, &c against Scanme and al -
the undersigned, Commissioner tor the purpose ap-
pointed Will expose TO sale, III pabc auction, to the
highest bidder IN front uf the Cou house Of the count,
If Surry on SATURDAY ;hs Isl day Of January, 1858,
two Tracts of Land Surry county, the first contain
ing two hundred and seventyve acres. adjoining John
H. Bage and others, aud The other containing seventy
and hait.acrrs, adjoining the Il 81 named tract
These lands valuable on account Of thr great guam
tify Of pine wood upon them, which Is contiguous to
lanes river being within one and half miles thereof
further description Is deemed unnecessary, as II is
presumed purchasers will examine for the nseives.
The TERMS will be--a credit OF one and TWO years,
in equal proportions for bonds bearing interest from
day sale with good personal security, and deed of
the payment OF said bonds, on tie lands
Sold Except for much viii be necessary to pay The
expenses Of the sale, which viii be required III CASH.
The title 10 this property Is unqnrsonabie but the
subscriber will convey such on Is vested IN HIM BY
the decree. WIN. 7. UNDERWOOD, Com'r.
Dec. 3-cwtds%
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF INTEREST
I'm Real Estate,

IN TIE COUNTY OF pENRlCO
PURSUANT To the acquisitions Of decree Of the Su
pc'or Court OF Chancery, for the Richmond Cir
cult pronounced the 2i day of February, lri5, in
The causes Of Sheppard, Waller 0uares, and smother
against Richard Elyson'S administrator aud Others and
John WhioCk Jr., against Richard Ellyson' admins.
traitor and Others, snail Is COMMISSIONER appointed by
said decree, proceed 10 Sell on MONDAY, the 10Th
day Of January, 1915 upon the premises, AT public
ion 10 The highest bidder for cash, the portion and
;er-st IN certain Tract at Land referred in the ssd
Decree which had been the -fure allotted Ia Sarah Ann
Eys0n, widow OF Richard EysOn, deceased, as her
dover therein, by former decree pronounced In said
causes The said Tract of Land whereof Richard
Eyson died possessed aud lies in the lower end of
tue county Of Ienrco ia the Fork Of Four Mile Creek
and Bailey's Run, and the River Road TO Charles
city Court House The portion which had been assign
ed 10 the said Sarah Ann EysGn, her dow in said
Tract acres, rood and thirty percnes Of
high land, including the House, and three acres two
ronds, AMI sixteen perches of marsh land and may be-
fully by reference TO plat and survey filed in tho
record of said IN the Clerks Office Of the said
Superior Court OF ChanccY for th, Richmond CIcnit.
This dover interest Of said Sarah Ann EIiyson Ill be
the subject OF the present sale.
The sale will take place IL O'Clock, NJ the day
above named. IL, however. the weather should he
clement on that day, twill take place the fair
dav. p. Is. JONES.
Dec. 9-cadtds
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s-c,IaJan. p. NJ. TABB & SON.
ron GALE pDNr Oy LEASE

FUR oALC, Nt1IN VIN LENoE1,
THAT valuable PLANTATION called Martins, the
L property of the late Albert Z. Goodwin lying III
Dinwidde, on Hatcher, Run, ahou! five miles from
the Courthouse, and Twelve from Petersburg, contain
ing about $500 acres large portion of 1t in woods Of
prime quality. Few such estates be- found in The
county being well adapted 10 the growth Of corn,
wheat oats aud tobacco The lots in excellent or
der. There is a Dwelling house, with five rooms
Also, necessary out houses, wanting slight repairs
Planters seeking investments seldom meet witt. such
an opportunity of sI'ng themselves market The
Terms will BIZ liberal. II. X. MEADE,
Executor OF a. Il. GOODWIN, deceased.
Sent. l7-eotf
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TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD

TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
My SLAVE WILLIAM, who has been hired for the
vi last two years TO James Fisher Jr, Of this city,
II is believed has absconded and is endeavornc
cape a free State. will give two hundred dollars
for his apprehension and delivery to me- If taken with
out the limits Of the Siate-one hundred dollars r
ken within the l,its Of the State, and beyond the IL
mits of The county Of uenrico-or twenty dollars if
ken within said county. The said slave (wh0 is some
times called William HID ~ likely copper cooIed
fellow, between 25 and 20 years Of age OF pleasing ad
dress, about feet inches high, very bushy
head Of hair, and generally dresses WELL but plainly
He will, however, In all probability, change his appear
ance us much as possible. JOHN HILL.
Dec l6-d4tSc6tt
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SALE OF SLAVES IN THE COUNTY OF


WILL be sold for cash, at the Tavern Of VIM. s.
w Ware, in the county Of Hanover, on THURS
DAY, the 30th day of the present month, December
three four likely Women and Children, and one
likely young Negro Man, about twenty years old.
WIN. 7. II. POLLARD,
Administrator of E. r. Melton, deceased.
JNO. GIBSON,
Executor Of John Miieston, eceased.
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NEW FORWARDING AND COMMISSION HOUSE
L.. "a. rigg

HAVING taken House the Basin, t.nders his ser
vices to his friends and the public generally, in
forwarding merchandise, and for the sale OF all the
,tapc articles OF produce.
L. H. T. in the sale OF Tobacco, will be assisted by
gentleman, no, from long experience and acknow-
lodged judgment, fully competent sustain the In
terests Of Planters. Fet. 4-c1
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,. w. yaasssy 81 Co.,
WIN. Hurley's DfsiCc.
MO. l0f EAST MAIN STREET, Richmond

$4,000 DOLLARS! $4,000! 10000!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 81, for ls47, To be drawn
Saturday, December 25lh. Splendid Scheme: s-}5 Geo,
3O00 10000, $780, 3,5U0 5000, 2Ds9 1000, 20 prizes
Sl0; halves 5; quarters 2 50.
Packages, Certificates and single Tickets for sale by
WM. HURLEY, Richmond Va.
Orders for certificates OF Packages, single Tickets
and Shares in any Of the above Schemes addressed 10
tho undersigned will receive the most prompt atten-
ton, and an account of each drawing forwarded as
soon as il is received WM. HURLEY.
For smaller Schemes see acknowledgements
Dec w. HURLEY
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Nosonng lady will be received for n shorter time than
the Term after entrance; no charge will be made previous
10 admission. and Ito deduction for absence unless de-
tanned by proracted indSposition II is very desirable
thli parents should enter their children at early Pc
ROD, as every preparation for their ptIon Will be
made, ana their advancement greatly promoted by il
Locust Cottage King Queen County, SteveRsviile
! Posi- Office. Der 7-e6w
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1-ANnIN HANOVER FOK SALE

THE subscriber will offer iof safe, pnbc auction
1 on the premises on WEDNESDAY, the 9Th day o
January lels u far i not, the rst fair day herea
ter small Tract of about hundred and thirty acres
of Land, living in the county of Hanover, fourteen
miles from Richmond and adjoining the lands Of Mr
JGun Raw aud others abUut one half Of this land is
arabIe and adapted to the production "f The usual Va
riey of crops-the balance is we'll mbered for pania
ton PURPOSES with oak. pine and chesnut. further
description the premises deemed unnecessary, as
persons wishing purchase requested TO examine
toe premises.
The TERMS will b. made known on the day Of sale
by VIM. II. Pollard, who is authorized to make the
sale bias. f.. r. CRUHP.
Dec l7-ctds
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LAND, NEGROES. STOCK, &c, FOR
SAFE

by virtue Of Deed of Trust, executed TO US by Ma
ID tfaniel Penick, bearing date the 9ih dny al Ah-
gust. 1874, and duly recorded IN the County Court o
Cumberland, we shall proceed TO SELL pcshiUety, on
FRIDAY, The 2lst day Of January, 1913 W fair, II not
The next fair day. the premises, To the highest bid
der for cash, the following named property, IT, wit -
81 III Land, less situated on Apponat-
tOx RIVER, tns county al Lu!uDeTiInu SLY miles
above Farmvlr; IL being the tract Of land on which
the said Nathaniel Penick resides aso, the follow
lag Slaves: Solomon, Anthony, Rowland, isnam and
Robin; Martha, Maria, Thomas and Betsy.
Also, two Mules and one Horse, together with his
entire stock OF Hogs, Cows and Sarep Plantation Tools
Of every description, one Carriage and Harness. and
onr OK Cart: Household and Kitchen Furniture.
The sale Is made for the benefit of the creditors
named in said deed of trust and will continue from
day 10 day until all Is sold.
JOHN A. ALLEN,
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EDUCATION.
fErs. S1HtEl.afc1s

SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES.
'HE exercises Of this Seminary will close on the 18th
December, and will again be resumed 18th Janu-
ary. ls4s ''''
The course of studies pursued in this School is ad.
qiate tn polite and thorough education and any Young
n' that Ii tolerably advanced, may complete cole
gas course by remaining tour years.
ne English routine Of studies will embrace
G'amnGr-Smiih's or Kiikham's
chrrs. ''
nfithmeiic-Smith and E,ne.son's Series.
Hisor!-Par!ey's Series, Wooster; Pennocks Series:
GancroiPs History Of the United States.
Rhe:or;c-Boyd's or Jamrrson's
N.iurni Ili.iory-Smlie's
NatuTa! bllGsuphy-Comstock
Chfmistry-Jones's
eo.raphy-Cnmstocks.
R0,any-Mrs. Lincoln's
Mind.
Spelling, Writing and Composition, particularly at
tended Ia.
Miss Hughes, lady Of tried aud unquesiionable
quahcatlons viii again take charge Of this Seminary,
WIN the united assistance Of MIS-. and Miss South.
ylte.
MI w. J. Bergman will give instructions in Latin
Greek, Mathematics, &c.
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MALE ACADEMY, WARRENTON, N. C
- A EZELL, A. NJ, Principal.

- ELEl,lI, q. NJ, Principal.
H. Ancient languages-R. 4. EAXELI, a. ~.
English, French and MlthemaIics-JOHN JOHN
SON, a. NJ.
The seventeenth term will commence on Monday
the lGIh uI January 1913 In this Institution boys ale
fitted fnr the Freshman, Sophomore or Junior Class of
any College Ia ltr Union, which the parent or auardi
may select, the business pursuits of life The
School is entirely free fiom any patty bias
The attainment Of 4 sound morality, and high order
Of intellectual improvement, are The ends sought,
whil, irm and Wholesome discipline. and thoruu Oh
r1d'c ii Instruction in all the branches Taught cons,
tt The means employed. No pains or expense viii be
sp red 10 place the Institution in The front lank Of the
high sclnos OF the country. Globes have already hccn
procured and full and complete apparatus for illus
irdt!ng the sciences, Will soon be reldy for the Of
the Academy LECTURES IN Mora and scientific sub
Jecis will be delivered 10 the Students regularly through
out the session.
The patronage of the Institution has continued to in
tor each consecutive session since the Principal
was called 10 lis charge above eight years ago; and he
hopes THAT, s. It'll hiss own energies nnIinpaired aud
viii Tie aid OF very able instructor in the MatIemat
cal Department, III march will he onward Mr John
"as educated At Trinity College, Dublin, where he
afterwards taught for yrars, and then removed TO
the United States. He was Professor in ST Mary's
College WILMINGTON Delaware, from the President VI
which he has atterin. Testimonials. iIis references
IN this country are Rev. p. Reilly, President Of st.
ttrsbnrg Classical institute; Rev. Mr.. McCaw, New
YORK; Francis Dinonh, ESQ, Philadelphia: and Hon.
Edward Lazy, Pincrs- Anne, Maryland His testnO-
nia;s from his native country are ahundaniy sas!ae-
tory, all pr0vin. his uncommon ability teacher and
the most nnrXccptinnal'c moral character.
No student above The age Of sixteen will he retained
for day longer than he shall reidly adhere to the
laws of the Academy; and parents and guardians
assured that the sirces attention paid the comfort
and moral and intellectual welfare OF the smaller huys,
from ten TO fourteen years OF ace. Boys from dis
tance in all cases. required 10 board nj the AcadS
my, where their Teachers reside.
TERMS for the session Of five months, payable nva
raby in advance:
For Board, including washing, fuel, lights, at
tendance, &C., $50 90
Tuhsn in The Ancient and Modern Languages
aud Mathematics, Is 90
In the higher English branches, IL 50
In the lower do 10 %
Fuel n Academy the only extra charge, ! 90
Bows are requested IN have their names marked ia
full every article ufcl.Ihnr before leaving home
bee. 2l-C4w X q. EZELL, i. NJ PRINCIPAL
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Sealed and dclivcd in the pre-
.a-na ~ (

mo proxy Is valid unless il is executed within sixty
days before the tmr of any election. is proper that
II should be verfedon oath before Magistrate.
BANK OF VIRGINIA.
THE General Meeting of the Stockholders of The
i Bank If Virginia will he held nj The Banking
House, in the City Of Richmond, Monday, the lon
January next.
By an act Of the Legislature. passed 9th March,
lni2, mo Officer D'iec Of a Bank shall vote by
proxy for any Stakeholder, in any election Of rrc.
Officers Of Bank, shall any proxy he valid
which shall haze been executed sixty dav' before The
time Of any election" SAML. MARX, Cashier.
FMm of a POwcr for Voting 6y Prory.
Exow ALL MEN mr. THESE rREsEsrs, That -
- hpreby appoint - - 10 he Substitute
and Proxy for and IN name and behalf. To vote az
any election of Director Directors of the Bank of
Virginia; And, furthermore, to represent al all
meetings ofIhe Stockholders of said Bank. ANA in =
name anu pr.ihii 10 49," -~'''- '' e""e''"E, "
pean2 or auirndin, such By Laws Ordinances or Re
pnlaons as may be deemed necessary and convehen,
for the government and management of the SAID Bank,
fully might or could were - personally
present.
Witness - hand and seal this - day Of -,
lsi -, lsE.L.l
-, iss.;.1
-, lsKaL
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AUCTION SALES.
7gy ~. IL. q: e.. ES. Hill, AuCts

SALE OF VALUABLE NEGROES.
A S Executor Of William Wngfsd, ST, deceased, |
n shall sell at the Auction Room of ~ y. & G. B..
Hill, in the City OF Richmond, TUESDAY, the 4th
day Of January lSiS a; 10 o'clock, To the bid
der, for cash, TWENTY-SIX NEGROES. They are
mostly young likely and valuable. and sold for distri-
button among the lesatees OF the Estate Persons who
may wish to purchase for their owa will have a
good Opportunity 10 do So. e.. p. GOODALL,
Executor Of VIM Wingfeld, ST., deceased.
Dec. 7-dtxctts n. g. & c. p. HILL, Aucts.
EXECUTORS SALE OF NEGROES.
WILL be sold to the highest bidder, for cash, on
w MONDAY, 10Th January, 1888, being Cour, day }
nj King and Queen Courthouse about FIFTEEN VA
LUABLE NEGROES, belonging TO the Estate OF Geo.
X. Carlton, deceased.
wM. b. DAVIS, Executors
Dee 0l-rtds
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
LAND In louisa

THE undersigned Commissioners, acting under a
decree Of the County Couit of Louisa, In the case
of Watson and others Watson and others, will sell
by public auction in front Of Elisha Melons Tavern,
al Louisa Courthouse, on MONDAY, the 18th day Of
December, ls47, that being Court day. Tract Of
Land lying on South Anna river, in the county of
Louisa adjoining the lands Of DR.. William s. Fowler
Col Ro. II. lsbell and others, containing aiO acres It
being that portion Of The Louisa lands Of the late Col
Joseph shelton which was allotted, at the division
thereof the heirs of the late Mrs. Elizabeth Watson
This land Ia believed to be very valuable, most of 1t
being either heavily mbeed tobacco land or river low
grounds.
TERMS-Cash as to SO much as will satisfy the Z.
penses Of sale, and credit OF and two years as 10
the residue the purchaser giving bonds with approved
personal security and the legal title being retained AZ
additional security.
Th ,9 4 sx :: WATSON COMMITS.
Er POSTPONEMENT-The above sale is post
poned to MONDAY, the 10th January, 1915, that being
Court day, when it will certainly be made, at Louisa
Courthouse. Dec e4-ctds
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RICHMOND THEATRE.

On FRIDAY EVENING, Dec. "a,
Will be performed the Comedy, in acts, by
BonIsecanlt, entitled
London Assurance.
g.. tI...n,x, Horr,i, M II pi,,;Ie
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asy IL. FL. Dickinson IL HsrO.
SALE OF SLAVES AND OTHER


N pursuance OF decree OF The Superior Court
i OF Chance9y for the Richmond Circuit, made
on the % h Jane, IS47, the undersigned will OIL
Ter Tor sale al public auction al EiIer>ie on
WEDNESDAY,, The 22d OF he ne1i month (Dc.
cember0 II lair, if no, The mex fair cay, ali the
SLAVES belonging 10 the estate Of The late John
Wickham, on his James River planlalion..-
They are in number about one hundred and
Thirty, and arc thought 10 be particularly raiua5!e.
consisting IN great part OF efficient hands.
Al The sa me time will be Sold all the Horses.
Mules, Oxen and other Caule; Hogs and Stock Of
every kind; Crops, Fodder Shucks, Straw, SC.
Also Wagons, Cars, and all the agricultural
implements. Among the Horses there are some
thorough bred Mares and Coils The cattle are
principally pure Dero'ndue o: a mixture OF the
DevoHShue and Uuriam 6,eeds, and are highly
worthy OF attention. There will be for sale from
1900 10 1900 bbls Corn.
There is large pen OF HOGS in fine order
and the usual proportion Of stock Hogs.
There will also be sold several articles OF
Household Furniture.
Mr.. jenkins, on the premises will show any Of
The property 10 those desirous OF purchasing
The terms will be, toT The Slaves cash.-ior the
other property credit OF six months Tor all sums
ever twenty dollars-,he purchaser, according 10
the terms Of the decree, giving negotiable notes
with approved end1issrs-for less than twenty
dollars cash will he required
w LEIGH
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SALE UF VALUABLE SLAVES AT LOU.
ISn EOIlRE-Il0iISE

THE undersigned, as Administrator Of the Esate
fthr late Col. Joseph shrl;on, will sell IL the
highest bidder, hy public auction, AT Louisa Court
house, On MONDAY, the l'th day Of January, le's,
THAT being Court dayl some fifteen Negfoes,
belonging 10 said Estate And At the same time AID
Mace shall SELL as Commissioner, some six or seven
Negroes belonging The Estate Of the late Major Tho
mas Shelton. Both lots include men, women, boys and
grs possessed good qualities, and sold for no fault
Terms-Cash w. $ FOWLER,
IouisI Dec H. l3iT-ctds Administrator
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF REAL AND PER.
S0NAI ESTATE

PURSUANT 10 a decree OF the Circuit Superior Court
L OF Law and Chance:y, for the cOInty Of King VIII
liam, rendered the suit of Christian. Agent, &c,
against George g. Powell and Others. shall As Com
missioner, proceed To sell. upon the premises, on
TUESDAY, the 18th day Of January. ISIS, if fair II
NOT the far day thereafter, by pubic aucion iir
Tract of Land upon which the said Powell resides,
called Woodbury., containing, by recent SURVEY $50
acres, lying Immediately upon Mattap0n river, about
two miles from King William Courthouse The bnild-
ngs upon the farm are extensive, aud well suited for
the accommodation of a large family. This farm like
all the lands the Mat,aponi, very productive
Connected with this tract, Is marsh Of % arres, very
valuable for grazing
AT the same time and place, will be sold another
Tract Of Land IN tile upper end Of King William, near
Mancohick Chu.ch, containing 3p9 acres This last
of land is good my in tho Heighsorhood and
is well adapted To the growth Of corn, wheat and to-
bacro.
Also, at the same lime and place, will I've sold about
twenty likely young NEGROES, consisting Il men,
women and bnyJ stock of Cattle, Horses, Sheep and
Hogs; Household and Kitchen Furniture, Plantation
Utensils s. c /; one Rarouche and Harness
The Negroes will br sold for cash, and the terms Ut
for tn. other properly which viii be accoamodat'
ing, will he made known on the day thereof.
F. w. SCOTT. Commissioner.
N>y- George NJ Powell, living at Woodberry, will
take pleasure IN showing the land 10 those who may
wish TO purchase. Dec. J-cld.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SegrO Hiring,
AND GENERAL, AGENCY

THE subscribers having been for number Of yrarr
4 engaged as General Agents in this City, a.gh Of
fer Their services 10 their former prlr"irs aud
public generally for the collection Of claims uf every
descriptions; renlIng out houses, and rec, vic the GrG-:
and selling real property III town or onnt h,fina ni.t
nrCrurs tuI-cring thtr hires. and selling pun
lc "r.';isa!c sale, &C., &C. SPECIAL a"riiI'n VIII is
given through III year 1" srrrlEtS placed HHt'ri-
control hey Wi also pnic.ii-c slaves r.,!iG.
sion. f,n ability d purr -iit. wi;h :.nc III y
attend business they refer u the ritlZs:s Rich
mond generally, bu; particularly 10 the following
persons, viz
General William Lambert, Mayor, Bernard P,yton,
William H. Richardson, James {. Heath, Auditof,
George w. Munford, William F. L Thoml, RIche,
Coward;n e. Davis, William Sands, Nicholas Mills,
John Rutherford, Andrew Stevenson John VI. palon,
Fleming James, Webb, Baconr3 Baskerville, Archibald
Plcas.lts William Williams, James Caskir, John G..
IiohSon, John Tate, Dunlop, Moncure & Co., George
T.. Eonker, II. W. & ]. J. Fry, Thomas & Charles
Ellis and Lntn n. Elicit.
Office OH Main street, opposite the Exchange Bunk,
a nd neat door above Messrs. Jamcsf co.
PHILIP NJ. TABB & SON.
NJ 3. Persons wishing their Negroes hired out by Us,
would consult their interest by giving early Information
thereof and Dy sending The servants TO or before
the 25th Of December or as practicable there
AFTER
Dec. 3-c,lsJln p. NJ. TABB SON.
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TN pursuance of decree Of the Circuit Superior Court
Of Law and Chancery FOR Chesterfield county, pro-
nounced the 29th day Of October, ls47 In the TWO
following cases:
Henry S. Bate, and ais, Plaintiffs: ] -
against
Jno. b. Goodies Adm'rs., and ais. Defendants: /.
and re
Mack Goode, Lawson Nunnally, and ais. ;
against Plaintiffs: :
The same Defendants: :
And also of one other decree Of the said Court pro-
nounced on the same day, in The case of
James c. Gates. guardian, &c for Lucy A., John .
C., and Robert VIM. Goode, Plaintiffs: :
against ! :
Goode. Joseph r. Woodbridge and Louisa his wife, :
three first by Alexander Sims their guardian ad H.
tenn, DefonoantS:
The undersigned, Commissioners, will sci! TO the
highest bidder, on the premises, on SATURDAY, the
22d day of January, 1913, tho whole Tract of Land
called RobersoIs, Appomatox river, one mile be-
low Goodies Bridge, in Chesterfield county, lately own
Cd cultivated ny John y Condo md Rnhsrt Coooe
as partnership estate, and supposed To contain $50
acres-but In order TO ascertain tho real quantity, the
whole will be surveyed previous to the day Of sale
Also on the day, and n the same place, Gris
Mill on Saponey Creek, in the said county, with the
machinery water rights, mill privileges and appurte
belonging thereto, on credit OF one, two and
three years. except to an amount in cash sufficient
and of carrying the same into effect Bonds with good
security will Do required, TO carry interest from the
date and the tltie to the land and other real estate
withheld az a further indemnity.
ALEXANDER SIMS, lco,,m,ss,ons,.
los. GOODE
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w VI. F. WICk HAM,
Nov. 24-3iaWtds

II POSTPONEMENT.-In consequence of
the heavy tall OF snow on Tuesday, the above
sale is postpoaet 10 WEDNESDAY, he 90 h day
OF The present month, (December) WHEN il will
POSITIVELY TAKE PLACE. WITHOUT REGARD TO
WEATHER, commencing al The honf Of IL o'clock,
NJ 3. W. LEIGH, lc,.
Dec. % W. F. WIckHAM c0m'rs.