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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-14
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
LOTTERIES.
Strataom7s apftEce.

MO. S, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH
~ M0ND, VIRGINIA.
Let all the world say what they can,
For selling Prizes, STATIONS the man.
Drawn Nos N Jersey Lottery, No, 81, Dec. 8:
9 IS 81 81 G. % l6 63 10 60 II Is
Ticket Nos l6 65 IS, prize Of 400 dollars,
sold and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos of Alexandria Lottery, Class 80:
IA 80 e. 81 &c IS rs "a | IS I'll 10 9.
Drawn Nos. of Leesburg Lottery, Glass 20:
90 IA &c a IS q IS "a 30 20 SO So.
Ticket Nos. 20 46 So prize Of loo doliars sold and
paid by STRATTOE
SCHEMES FOR TIE WEEK.
10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
Observation-Disclosures, No. 81. Capitals SEQ 600,
10000, 900 1900, 25GO, aa35 10 Of nO0 &c IS Nos
Is drawn Tickets SIS; halves 9 SO; quarters o.
$4,000 DOLLARS!
WEDNEsDAY-New Jersey, No. 80. Capitalist
8of $4,000, 1000, a5 Of 1000, &C. IS Nos, 10 drawn
Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters SO.
10000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
acknowledgements, No 50. Capitals: SlO,-
600, 1000 1850, 500, l,la 5of 1000. &c IS Nos
l2 drawn. Tickets 81; halves so; quarters as Cts
Orders for Packages, Certificates OF Packages and
single Tickets in all the Lotteries will be promptly Ut
tended to- and drawings sent when requeste' Please
address orders 10 n. STRATUM
Des Is Richmond Va.
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HERR AND SIVORI

HERR AND SIVORI
PERFORMING TOGETHER ON MON
DAY AND TUESDAY.
HENRI HERR, Composer and first Pianist
II 10 the King OF the French, and Chief Pro-
lessor Of the Royal Conservative in Paris; and
CAMILLE SIVORI, will arrive in town on
their way to HAVANA and Mexico, and will give
a Grand Concert,
On MONDAY and TUESDAY EVENINGS,
December the 18Th and l4lh,)
AT THE EXCHANGE CONCERT ROOM.
The Programme will be entirely changed each
evening, and will consist Of number OF brilliant
Solos BY HENRI HERR and CAMILLE ST.
VORI The Concert will conclude with Grand
Duelle Concenante by HERR & SlvoRI.
The Grand Piano Forte is from Mr. HERE'S
own factory in Parts, and has been awarded the
Gold Medal Cst degree BY The French Govern
ment.
Tickets sl-to be had al the usual places.
II The public will please purchase their tick
els during the day, at The Hotels and Music
Stores, that the number 10 be sold at the door
might be limited accordingly.
II IMPORTANT NOTiCE-The Concert
canno, be postponed on any account, every day
until their departure from The United States being
engaged. Concert to commence al hall past seven
o, lock. Dec. 1l-3t
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rICrV DOJJ.ARs REWARD.

DAN AWAY rom the subscribers, oa Sunday, the
n sth August, Negro Man named GEORGE: The
said slave ia ahou; 81 yrars of age black, about !set
inches nigh, weighs about $50 pounds, has good e.'n
and round and likely face lie was purchased a. H.
Mach i,st f,o,r yessrs Mner Keen, OF Pittsyiva-
mia Cour. hou.e. He was purchased BY tlrm-A y X.
in Rockingham, N. c., ana he will in all probability
maze for tha nlne as he ran off last APRIL and was
,,Le, nm nm hIs gay there, n. Amelia Court-hGuse.-
The erso thai is him up that occasion shot him,
with small shat i, the legs, and the shot marss are
very pfresrhe q. the hind part OF Tue caves Sd o. d.
yery az said boy o r. II. Dickinson and Brother IN
Richmond Va, taken up amer This dale, aud; u "a
ken previous is date we WI, I pay S% nor 10 this
place from where he NAV be taken up
r'''N KELLY, HUNOLEf & CO.
p;.h.,nnh Annusi q lSi7.-ctf
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&ut.cs, 4, a0t,.s,aIl', tgencv.

T'HE subscribers have established General Agency
in Richmond, Va and most respectfully offer their
services IL their friends and The public generally for
the transaction Of ell business requiring agent In said
CITY They promise pnncliallty and strict attention 10
the collection Of and claims of every escip
tion selling all kinds Of produce, hiring ou servants,
renting out and receiving rents Of HOUSES, cilecting p
vate sales OF real estate, paying taxes on delinquent
lands, ait II deenln. those that are sold, &c.
Pensioners who receive their semi annual pay IN
Richmond are informed that Correct forms III be re-
rted Ia them, with instructions for the proper authen
ticatcn Of their vouchers, ii desired, Tor moderate
compensation.
soIdI-f= widows ana Orphans, who may be entitled
To Claims from the United States, may have them
promptly attended TO, By placing them IN is hands ri
the undersigned.
Office In Wellington Goddin's Building, Bank
street, nearly opposite The South ra;r nf the Capiio
Square JAMES L. SUTTON, JR,
JOHN Is. SOCTuALL.
Virginia Military Land Warrants bought and sold by
u.s. Juiy lf-cGm
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MACON CLASSICAL SCHOOL, FOR 1913.

MACON CLASSICAL SCHOOL, FOR 1913.
HAVING employed Mr. Charles r. Pryor To take
charge of this School, ii will BE- opened on The Sc,
cond Monday in January, near h-con, in the county oil
Powhatan. TIE School House vii be located about
midway between two homes of pivaie entertainment,
well kept by religious landlords on The buckingham
rod NJ which any number Of harding pupils may bt
comfortably accommodated. A healthier OK more mo-
raj neghborood j. no; b. found in all Eastern NIr-
ginia presenting cheap and hary refuge for Children
especially in the asue and fever regions below u.s. IL
Is within sbori days !rave! a aichmond and pub
lie stage from that place 10 Lyn;hburg passes by ihr
doors OF both these houses of private entertainment
daily, except Monday one q which Macon h'rc
Is post office iir Pryor has Been selected upon the
satisfactory testimonials OF experience and quaii'
fcations The whole costs 81 board and tuition for lir
scholastic or ten months viii exceed but little or
any one hundred dollars Applications fur Board may
he addressed to Mr. John Spears, r. NJ, Aac"n or to
Mai. Alex :. Owen, near Puwhaan Court house. Tut
ton fees FOR Mathematics, the Greek, Latin and French
Languages S2I. ii. H. HOPkiNS.
Nov .J-cwiw
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gPOOECIEID FOR SALE

THIS wv;i.kBown Estate, situated on the Brook
l. Turnpike, miles ftoa Richmond. Is now offered
for sale. contains 593 acres large portion Of which
are 0w grounds. Of .rea; fertility The improvements
consist OF good Dwelling House. the usa! ou,b0uses.
Stables and an excellent Barn Few Estates OF IT. silo
combine more advantages than BrooSiisd. II IS re-
narkabe for health aud beauty, Wills It's vicinity In
Richmond offers all the attractions OF sorety and the
benefits OF market The payments will be made to
accommodate the purchaser, upon good security being
gve FOR their punctTIliiy. Tie Estate Will be shown,
BIZ the manager on H. any DESTROYS OF purchasing
Mari has been discovered on in several places and
used With excellent effect on the land. For further
particulars inquire II No. !, Law Buildne.of
Dee. 3-ctfif &C LEE.
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Nov. 25-c;ds


PUBLIC SALE OF LAND, STOCK, &c
WILL he exposed Ia pIblic sale. the premises, on
W Wednesday. the 18Th December. Il fiir fnot, the
nrrt fair day, TIE plantation which the subscriber
resides lying III tie county OF Hanover, about miles
from Richmond IN he immediate vicinity OF a we'll
conducted Academy, aud abuu, Two miles from Pole
Green Church. SAID T,ac of Land contains $50 acres,
about half OF which IL in cultivation.
~ the same time and place, the Implements OF Nus.
baniry Crop Of Cora Fodder, Hay, &C., with Stock Of
different kinds, Including very valuable and we'll
tried Mule
TERMS OF SAIE.-Cdsh for all sums under $40;
over ti.s sum- 4 credit cf nine months, with bond ana
approved security 10 be executed previous To the deli.
very OF the property, Times OF payment f"r the !ac
made known the day OF sale -
HENRY SMITH.
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". =. ElWeII,
popNR ATT PAINTER,

orrrRs his ,rofess.ona services 10 the ladies and
~ gentlemen o! Richmond and vien MY. ,..,s,,d
l.; H. st,i,s A,,n IN call and examine his Specimens
Of Painting, at lis Room, als Main Street. over Ma
thew's Tea Stare .,;,,, o., ,t,,,
i, .'f. ,,, med usrson,: Messrs. Isaac pavcn-
uorr Il: L. Ken, Wm H. Hubbard, Caleb Iones, John
n. Gordon.
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RICHMOND CLASSICAL AND COM

MERClAL ACADEMY.
FOHN c. +. BENNETT, Principal, and teacher
y the hncien, Languages, French, German, and Of
Commercial Correspondence.
LUTHER II. CONE, a. g., tencher Of the Natural
Sciences, Mathematics and Book keeping.
The second term Of this Institution Will commence
Monday, January Sd, 1913, nj Richmond Hall, IN
Governor street Air. Bennett in making this
nounccment, begs eaye 10 renew his pledge of ndeliy
lu those who have already CUntd-d their and
wards TO his charge and, in soliciting an extension Of
PATRONAGE repeats his promise, that tile course Oi in
strucon pursued In his school shall be thorough. cr,;
cal, aud IN the hshrs. atilinable drgJre pactica lie
takes Great pleasure III assuring his ilends aud pat
Tons that his Assistant Is an experienced and accom-
plisied teacher.
Particular attention will continue 10 he drvoird to
iEc essential English branches, and strict and whole
some discipline invalabIy maintained.
1T thr end oi raC!rru, the school " i'll be submitted
TO public examination.
Trims for .,eadesae year Of ten m0a'4s
Common English branches, SO
Higher do. Classics and Mathematics 80
DO do. ID. French u German, 80
Applications TO b, made at Richmond Hall, on Co
vernon Street.
RErEEEHcrs-R,v. Geo. Woodbridge, DR.. John a.
Cunningham. Mcsss. a.. w Noting, Isaac Davenport,
II. |. Kent Fleming James, Caleb Jones, VIM. Palmer,
Jchn n. Gurium, Samuel Sublett.
Dr. S-d1'u 4 Titan
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by the Magnetic Telegraph.
A Hours in Advance of the Mail.
CONGRESSIONAL.


WASHINGTON, Dec. l3-7l P. M.
SENArE.-The President called The Senate 10
ori,r to-day at IL o'clock
Senator'S Bell, Benton aud Yulee appeared and
took their seats.
The President OF The Senate laid before that bo-
dy The annual report Of The Secretary OF the Trea-
snry; and, on motion of Mr.. Breese twenty hou.
sand copies, in addition TO The usual number,
were ordered TO be printed.
The President also laid before the Senate
communication from The Secretary Of the Trea.
sury, transmitting The report Of the Commission.
er OF the General Land Office, exhibiting the ope-
rations n that branch of the public service during
the past fiscal year.
Mr.. Di kens was to-day reelected Secretary 10
the Seaa'e; Mr.. Beale, Sergeanl-al-Arms, and
Mr. Holland Doorlee;e-. Al these officers we're
elected with great unanimity.
The President Of The Senate announced the
Chaifmen of The standing committees as follows:
MIR. Sewer, Fo eign Relations.
Mr.. Cass, Miit ry Affairs.
Mr.. Anterior, Finance; and
MIR. Fairfield, Naval Affairs
The remainder oftte Committees will be An.
Eounced Tomorrow.
The Rev. Mr.. Slicer was elected Chaplain ~
The Senate
TIE Senate then adjourned.
In the House OF REPRESENTATIVES, the Speak
er announced the Standing Committees.
A message was received from the Senate, an-
nouncins the death of Senator Huntingdon.
Mr.. Rockwell delivered an eulogy On The de-
ceased; and on his motion the usual resolutions
were adoped-aher which he House Adjourned.
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.FFHTIJi y "
OSBORNE & BRAGG.

n conseuuepcr Of the death Of The Senio. partner OF
the CONGO IN and he .ng unable give the business
myself thar parsnna! attention witch ia welfare de.
psnds am disposed sell all the stock, fixtures ana
appur,enaHce and belonging 10 The store a'ey &C.
cn.d bv ~ a; the Gu-donsvii!e Depot, Orange coun
ty 10 any one willing 20 embark in such business
SUCK an opportunity young nan oiTodrfa'e means
hut rarely occurs. II IL no mere experiment, when
mag b. uasucce ssfu--hut, having hem established
moe than i've years. the has good run nj cas-
TOM h.. So Tar proved profitable and only needs INDUS
Try and attention make II Continue p" TO be- fer-
.cns willing to purchase will find disposed 10 make
the LENS Is favorable n possible.
T.. a WILLIAMS,
Surviving partner of Hamilton * WilIiams.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF INTEREST
Era Real Estate,


PURSUANT 10 the acquisitions of a decree Of the Su
l. prrior CouIt Of Chaacery, for the Richmond Cir
cult pronounced the I2h day of February ls45 in
the OF Sheppard, Waller 4, CHARLES and another
against Rchari Eiiysons administrator and Others, and
John Whillock, Jr against Richard E!iy-nn's admins
traitor and others shall Commissioner. appointed by
said decree proceed To sell on MONDAY, the lL;h
DAY Of January 1913, upon the premises, At public lnc
Gn 10 the hgGes, bidder for cash, the portion and IN
erest in certain Tract of Land referred 81 in tile said
decree, which had been therefore allotted Ia Sarah Ann
Eiyson. widow oil Richard Ei!ys0n, deceased, as her
dow therein by former decree pronounced In said
GAUGES The said Tract Of Land Is whereof Richard
Eyson died possessed and lies in the lower end Of
the county nj Hcnr.cu In The Fork Of Four Mile Creek
and Baiiey's Run aud on the River Road 10 Charles
City Court House The portion which had been assign
I'd ~ the said Sarah Ann Ellyson her dover in said
Tract, acres one rood and thirty percges Of
high land including tie House, and three acres, two
rUods and pe'ches OF marsh land, and may bo
fully By reference plat and survey iied IN tho
record of said in the Clerks Office Of the said
Superior Conrt OF ChanceIy for the Richmond Circuit.
This dover intcrcs, of said Sarah Ann Eyson will be
the subject Of thr present s4ls
I'll, sac vii! take pace At IL O'clock NJ. on the day
above named II, however. the weather should he in
clement on that day, twill take place on the nett fair
day. +. ID. JONES.
nsr
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TI1E. FEAIAI.E SCHOOL

Ellenion, the residence nf Dr. John Field, in the
n cnunty OF Brunswick VII br rropenrd the first
Monday In January, Isis, BY Miss Sarah a. Mater
aud Mrs. NJ. l.. fIo"eTion.
The services of IA experienced teacher have been
cured 10 give Instruction IN Lam. French and ila;!s
Eat'cs. -,
TybMs FER SESSIONS rES NoSrHs :-Dohrhih. sou;
Tuition 90 Music -; Languages and mathematics 10
Vocal Msic taught rra;uouAy llaf Of the eNprnsrs
10 nc paid ii fIIr expiration Of i've monhs-'he
balance IT the end Of The sssiG1 M charge for
fessiunal services in cases Of sickness among the
young ladies' boarding. in tie family.
Nov. N-c2atNiI
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SALE OF VALUABLE NEGROES.
$ Executor Of William Wngfcd, Sr., deceased.
"A shall sell al the Auction Room Of y. Il. & Z. b.
Hill, III the C!ty OF Richmond, on TUESDAY, the 18th
day uf JanIary, l-i-, ut 10 ocloch, the hshe bid
der, for cash. 'rWENrY-SIX NEGROES. They are
mostly young, likely and valuable. and scd for distr
button among the l.gaters o! the Estate. Persons VINO
may wish TO purchase for their own use Will have a
god opportunity 10 do So c. p. GOODALL-
Executor Of VIM. WIngdeld, sr deceased.
Dec. 7--d:sctds N. d & q. b. HILL, Auc;s.
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS SALE.

THE undersigned, appointed Commissioned by ;he
4 Circuit Supeiio. Coun of Law aud Crancr!y Tor
the COUNTY OF Goochiand the April term, 1877 in The
cas-. OF Carter Us. Carter will offer for sale, AT public
auc,.on At SAgOT NIL, in slld county, at u o.
clock, L. ~ on MONDAY the 2Oih December. 1877, if
fair, il nor tile next fair day the following property,
viz: Twenty or thirty Negroes, .iiieea Males thirty or
forty head cf Cattle, or two hundred Hogs, small
dock Of Sheep the crops OF Tobacco, Germ. Hay aud
tas Of the present year lot of P:u"rn!er, and lli the
farming mpi.mcn,s belonging 10 sai Estate. In case
the sale is not completed the 2j.h It val be con-
time from day to day.
The TERMS US decrtrd BY the Court, cash.
e. II. CARTER, Commissioner.
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AUCTION SALES
Hsy sscnEsslsiss Davjs, Auct.
TEIRTY or FOpTY SLAVES FOR SALE,

THIRTY OR FORTY SLAVES FOR SALE
BY virtue of a deed OF trust, duly recorded, from
John Archer, Tor purposes in The said deed speci-
fed, the trustees will SELL al Public Auction, 80
or 40 oil the Slaves conveyed by The said deed, in
The CITY Of Richmond, on THURSDAY neI.,
IN" 10Th inst, at the Auction Room OF Benjamin
Davis, on Wall Siiec,.
The Trustees sale conducted by Benjamin
Davis. THE TRUSTEES.
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Mons. Alexander,
THE RENOWNED MAGICIAN,

FROM PARIS,
INFORMS the public that he has taken the
L ODD FELLOWS HALL ONE WEEK.
He has erected an extensive stage for displaying
his superb apparatus. He will give each eye
ming a varied and intellectual Soiree in NATU-
RAJ PHILOSOPHY and MECHANISM,
producing most pleasing effects in Encaantments,
TRANSFORMATIONS, Melamorphoss and Creations.
EJAdmission 25 els. Doors opea al I'll, conn.,
mence al II o'clock
II For particulars, see small bills.
II Front seats reserved Tor LADIES.
Dec l3-tf
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FLEETWOOD ACADEMY, KING AND
q HEN


THE Eleventh Annual Session will commence on
L the 2i,h January, ls4s, and close on the Goth De-
ceInb-r following. vacation Of one month Will be
given during The Summer.
The continued aud cordial support given to this In
si;u.ion through Of years is evidence Of the
high estimation in which il r. held by The public. The
concurrent testimony of Professors as 10 the distin-
.uished mannrr IN which they have acquitted them.
selves who have gone from is walls, gives ASSURANCE
that II highy appTeriaed by those who judge nj
II by lis fruits Only true of excellence. The
present houri>hig Condition Of the School shows that
public confidence Is undated. They who leave this
session forth Wepad 10 suS lin its reputation either
al College or in auIvr lie.
The subscribers a. little inclined 10 make hasty in
novatons AS rXtrlgagant promises have Gilt 10 in
uoGuce gradually, and ngrait upon their own, some
Thing Of that system Of instruction and discipline
which has proved 81 efficient ut The virginia Military
Institute. Reports at stated periods In patrons i0se
lher with the Method and OF Instruction In Ma
thematici, have been adopted The effect has been
more beneficial t,an was anticipated. a system
of class marks will nryt be introduced, experience
having shown tina, n,ttBg tends stimulate ;hc
indoent, and encourage the industrious, than the
knowledge that each eraion Will BE- registered.
Thr Terms will he-for tuition board and every ne
cesSay except lights, $3.50 per half paya
hle al the expiration # the rst session, and lie resi-
due al the end Of the ytlr o. WHITE,
JNO. u. PITTS,
JAS. w. SMITH
few vacancies will ,ccur Il; the end nf this session
For admission, information respecting The ScLoa
address .. WHITE, Fieclw Ood Academy.
De IO-cHtSw3w
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OFT l5-atawids

PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE SLAVES.
IN FRIDAY. the 3lst day of December, lei7, tn
" fair Otherwise, the next fair day. the undersis
sJ WI, offer for sale at public auction before the front
door OF SaaioTds United States' Hotel! in III. IOWA Of
fredericksburg, FiFrY-FlNE LIKELY AND VA
LrABt.E SLAVES, consisting Of rieD, boys, eihs.
wnm-r and ctiidren-among them an excellent Cook.
TERMS on the dav of sale.
WM y. WELLfORD, Trustee.
ErrLsric K shiIry. Dec. lD, lS41.-rtdI
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NEGRO HIRING.

THOMAS u. TALthFERRo offer, biz services
i again 10 his frisud- aud the pnb'ie generally III
bring Negroes for the eEsuinsy-aF he 'nHes ms
method of informing those who wish 10 employ him,
that IL would be advisable 1" inform ANA AZ eay ~
they can, that he ray have al opportunity OF getting
good homes. rr pledges himself that every exrrion
sha be used 20 OBTAIN good prices and good homes,
and hopes tina: experience Of many Years VIII snt'ls
him IL :: share @: patronage
lie will also continue act ~ General Agent for the
Renting out of Houses, Collecting Claims, &c, and
pledge himself spare rIstions TO render entire
satisfaction Al! who may favor him with their bust
O.lce-Cornsro Of Wall ard franklin streets.
Richmond, Nov. &C. iai7-ctf
IN pursuance OF decree Of the Circuit superior Court
of Law and Chancery for Chesterfield county, pro
nounced tie 29 day Of October, 1917, in The TWO
following cases.:
Henry 5. Bate, and ais, Plaintiffs:
against -
lao D. Gaoae's Adm'rs., and ala, Defendants: 2
Mack Goode, Lawson HunnaIly, GOD ais,
against Plhnuhs: :
The San. Defendants: ::
Ard also Of on. other decree Of the said Court pro
non red on the saiae day, ~ the case Of
James G.. Gales, guardian, &C., for Lucy A., John ,
c.. and Robert VIM. G0ode, Plaintiffs: :
Lncy +. Goods, John c. Goode and Robert WIN.
Goode, Joseph Il Woodbridge and Louisa h,s wife, 2
and Pnlip +. So';tha and Eliza J. his wife, the .
THREE ilsl BY Alexander sns their guardian al u -
lem, beien'"Hto
The undersigned, Commissioners, VIII sell 10 the
highest b.dcef on The Pfeni.es' OH % VIZ
lstb day of December lei7 the wiole Tract OF Land
called Rnberyuns Appomai,OI river, one mile be-
low Goodc Bridge in Chesterfield county, lately own
e and cultivated by John u. Goode and Robert GOode
"A partnershp es:ale, and supposed In cOntoin $50
acr,s-sut order ascertain the real quantity the
whole tract Will be- surveyed previous TO the day OF sale
sao on the dag, ami at the same place, Gfbt
Mil on Saponey Creek the said county, with the
machinery water rights, mill privileges and appnT.
nances belonging Thereto on credit Of one Two and
three years, except 10 an amour: Ia cash sufficient
10 drfly ell the expenses of obaiDin. hrse dsefees
and n:ranyine the in;o etfec'. Bonds with good
.ecuty yilI he required, carry interest from the
date and the lille The land aud other real estate
withheld az further indemnity.
ALEXANDER SIMS, commissioners.
JOS GooDE, COMMISSIONER
Nov. l9-cw4w
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Hanover, Nov. sd, !s47.-cwtds
NOTICE.

THIS will GRITTY that Thomas Jones, late OF tn.
| county Of Surry, Va, moved to the county Of
Warwick some fifteen years past; he then moved TO
Ohio aad IL IS said that he moved from encs 10 Ten
neg.se If he IS living, and will come TO Snrry roun-
~ hr vii receive about two hundred dollars Gwen
und., .,y hand &C. JOSIAH HOLLEMAN,
Nov. g-cw6W Administrator Of Ann seward
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rr,iiE Subscribers have fosm-da Co Prtnership FOR
4 th- purpose OF manufacturing BAR IRON, boil
Err PLATES and NAILS, at tie ManaHin iron "orSs'
in c,achl1nt couaiy seventeen miles above Richmond.
on The James River Canal under the style and arm OF
GROVE, JAMES L DU-VALL.
JACOB II. GROVE,
WATKINS JAMES,
BENJAMIN J. DU-VALL.
Richmond Nov 10 iai7.-iIclm
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s0L,EOF LAND AND NEGROES.

ON THURSDAY December 31th, lS47, flair, Il not,
" Tho next fair day, VIII - sold 10 the hghrs, bidder,
at the house OF Carr Fleming, IN Tie county q; GoDrh
Lard the Trac; OF Land on which Joseph Perkins, lie.
ceased formr'. resided, lying in the lower part OF
Louisa. and usually known rs P-rkin y Hills, adjon
ing the lands Of Knight Bvwes, Mrs Susan Bowles Col
John Guerant decreased, and othois. This tract OF
land contain. f67 acres aGd has commodious dwell
ing house. and all necessary houses for family,
also u first rate brick barn.
The terms OF sale will be-onc- third cash. and the
balance IN TWO equal annual payments the purchaser
giving bond and deed OF trust IA The land TO secGEo
the payment FREDERICK PERKtSS
At the time aud place, will br sold thirteen
likely NLGROE-, belonging 10 the Esiiie Of Robert
Perkins, deceased, consisting OF men, bois: women and
children, on which viii be- gwen a credit ofiwelve
months the purchase. giving bond and approved secu-
ri;y. FREDERICK PERKiHS,
Administrator OF Roper: Perkins, deceased.