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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-05-09
TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND, SLAVES
&c, IN BUCKINGHAM.

p Y virtue Of a deed of trust executed TO me by Tho
~ mas A. Morton, for The benefit OF Frederick Hon
son, dated the llth day Of December, 1916, and duly
recorded in the county of Buckingham, for tho pur.
poses OF SAID deed | shall proceed, on the 18th day OF
May, 1915, at the residence of said Thomas a. Morton,
TO sell, BY public auction. the Land, Slaves and other
property specified IN SAID trust deed-tor so much thero-
Of AS shall be sufficient tor the purposes therein Get
f~Orih1-vlZ:
ATrast Of Land in Buckingham, on which snid Nor
ton resides, containing 362 acres, more or less, on
which there is Il gold mine, a water grist mill, steam
engine, and Other improvements.
Another Tract IN the same county, containing 300
acres, more or less, adjoining the lands formerly be.
longing to the Estate Of Jnnn Harris.
Another Tract OF Land in the same county, contain
ing 100 acres, more or less, adjoining the lands formerly
owned by Rolfr Eldridsr, 81. deceased.
Eight Negro Men, Two Negro Women and Children,
all the Horses, Oxen and other Cattle, Carts, Mining
aud Farming Utensils of various kinds owned by the
said Morton, three Beds and Furniture, one Sideboard,
one Mahogany Dining Table, Secretary and Book
Case, and other articles Of Household and Kitchen
Furniture.
The slaves and other personal property will be sold
for cash. The Land, except o moderate cash payment,
duriye to n fair sale. Bond, with good security. Will
be required of the purchaser, and the title retained I'LL
the " mole of The purchase money l. paid.
Acting as Trustee, | can only sell and convey such
title as II vested IN me by the deed aforesaid, but II IL
belirve Ia be uneA ccptiGnah!e.
". T. BOCOCK Trustee.
April l2-dltSc&daawtds
lrT The above de- crIbed properly /. worthy the at
iention OF aIy person disposed 10 embark IN mining,
&C. II VIII be shown 10 any one disposeLto buy, by
Sir. Thcs. A. Morton, who resides upon the premises.
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CARRIAGES, ~BAROUCHES
AND
R UG E

"HE subscriber has on hand at his Coach
j Shop, on Eth Street, near Seabrooks' Ware
house, Coaches, Chariolees, Barouches, for one
or two horses, Buegies, with and without tops,
Rockaways and Sulkies, all OF my own manu-
faciure, OF The bes, materials and workmanship,
latest fashion aud most convenient and suostan-
tial manner; also, many second hand Carriages,
Charrior:ees, Barouches, Buggies and sulkies,
all OF which l will sell on the most reasonable
terms, aud respectfully solicit a call from nose IN
want Of such articles before buying elsewhere
All articles in the Carriage line made 10 order
in The shortes, time, bes, manner and most moder-
ate terms. MlCAJAH
Feb. 4-dAe6m.
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~ELLANE
"A Gard.


SOME time during the last Summer, at The Hotel of
Mrs. Pollock, in Harrisonburg, | was engaged in
GnahSins or handling n large amount OF money which
| had about NE AT the time. / was under some excite
hrnt, and during The time missed a considerable
amount OF my money. Mr.. Tilmon White, of Greene,
oe'hg one OF The persons nearest TO me AT the lime |
missed my money, | Immediately accused him Of
taxing u Examinations were instantly made, and
~" money was discovered TO he about the persons Of
IN! present except that which property belonged 10
.nem In a lew moments found my money IN my
own hat Excited as | was, | al once became con-
scIous OF The wrong which had done him. took my
money, iaid 1t before MI. White, and told him, White,
Il have accused you wrongfully, and here Is my mo-
nfy-lak- what YOU WANT and satisfy yourself Tor the
injury which have done you;'' which Mr.. White in
a,snantly refused, and said, ''Sir, il j. mol your money
sia. ! want, but II Is my reputation that | regard, and
,os me injury nf which | Will seek redress in a Court Of
a";'-siiice which, suit was brought by Mr.. White
al the solicitations of mutual friends, and IL is very
agreeable To nie,l the difficulty has been adjusted By my
giving the above statemeHt-Mr. White desiring moth
ing but u full yindIcation Of his reputation.
r. LIGGETT.
am satisfied with the above statement OF Mr.. Liz
gett LIMO vuiTEe
Man 81 n1
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DEATHS.

Died, in the county OF Caroline, on the 9Th inst,
,A.s. ELlzAssrH THOMAS, vile OF Mr.. James
Thomas, ST., in the 80lh year OF her age, having
k.sn a consistent member OF the Methodist Epis.
Epal Church for upwards of 60 years. Their
Eoase was the preachers home for many years
Eh. leaves an afsctionate husband and tour
|aliren 10 lament the loss Of a beloved vile and
|, ear mother. Their loss is her gain.
Died, on Friday, 2lst April, ls4s, Mrs. ELIZABETH
esELlNE WALTON, in the Seth year Of her age, at
residence Of her affectionate and attentive nus
land. Sir. Jesse w. Walton, 10 Goochiand county, VIZ
kaa. After severe and distressing bodily suffering
Ere departed, leaving a bercaved and disconsolate hus-
and and Ave small children, four daughters and a son;
ys,, blessed be the Lord, their loss was her eternal
Ian. al is the Lord let him do what seemeth him
ir,od.o Reconciled to Gods will, with perfect faith
lad trust in Jesu, Christ, az her Saviour, her departure
|rs peaceful and happy With great composure she re-
IGi.d her dear, afsctionats and interesting children,
Is.eious levels! entrusted TO her, into the hands OF HIM
lao gave them. earnestly beseeching her friends TO as
Irr Ia rearing them in the nurture and admonition oil
Iat Lord.
Unerring and unseen, the shaft OF fate
Strikes the devoted victim 10 the ground.
whig and Religious Herald requested to copy.
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NOTICES OF BOOKS,
FOR SALE BY
nrinEer 4, OrrlS.

Publishers, Bookseller, and Dealer, in Piano
Fortes.
4 LLIsoN'S LIFE OF THE DUKE OF MARLBo-
"A RO-GH with six colored Maps-muslin, extra,
81 So.
The able historian of Europe has here presented a
volume of great value TO the general reader, for which
we anticipate a wide and deserved popularity.
Literary GaSette.
II presents a more favorable specimen OF this authors
composition than his greater "Hlstory OF Europe ;
Tho Book has fewer OF The writer's usual detects. aud
very considerable merits. spectator.
THE CHILDREN OF THE NEW FOREST; by
Captain Marryatt; paper covers 37A Craftsmanship au
cents.
This new production by Captain Maryatt, designed
for Juvenile readers, comprises a historical taie oil sur.
ring interest, relating TO the flight and subsequent fall
Of Charles !. The great leading characters OF the Com
monwealth are Introduced, and there are many graphic
sketches of the domestic life of England during those
%troublous times.
LANES NEW TRANSLATION OF THE ARA
BIAN NIGHTS ENTERTAINMENTS; richly embel'
iished by 600 engravings; part I'd; price o5 cents.
Fifty volumes Of the Books of Travel extant, VIII
not convey the instruction concerning the singular and
graceful habits OF the Asiatlcs, that may be found IN the
reading Of these fascinating tales, and In the correc,
and beautiful engravings. The dress, the furniture,
the architecture, and the Charac teristic Of rank and re
lirion. are painted with SO much truth and energy.
that this edition will be valued by the accomplished
scholar as q precious galaxy Of oriental pictures
From the title page TO the last engraving, II IS q caske'
Of rare and beautiful gems; and from the palace TO the
hut, IL lays bare all that Is interesting to know OF the
followerso OF Mohammed. lS. i. Sun
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FOR SALE.
n,s .ry Valuable Land, lying on Swift
S0S ACRES OF seIy ,,~s of chesterfield and Pow

,cprs of very Valuable Land, lyins on 5"n'
595 Creek. in the essan,,e, Of ces.,sfhs 1!Ss aa sab peT.
hatan, WIN a sooa ~ Sremoyins 10 The South, would sell
Der being Geslons ~. above property. About one.third
a great na,sa eon"ists OF creek and branch flats, well
OF tne 'an : ? fertile and productive. Distance from
RicnHonu 60 Ninesl about five miles. There are
mafheh a ~ comprising more advantages than thls IN
Few p of h.althfulness, quantity and quality oil wafer
pps',i,,;,y Of soil. abundance Of timber, Vicinity 10 mar.
ie,hins Ae, The buildings are good, particularly the
&C.,, and dwelling house, which last has six rooms,
Independent Of store room and passage;
For particulars, address Hallsboro p.,,2 rownaIsn'
April 9l-sln' i. AohhIio' '
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By Mcknight, Register & TO-,

TO THE ApMlRERs OF CHOICE AND BEAUTl-
FIJI BLOOMING FLOWERS.
NOTICE This, TUESDAY, May 9;h, we
~ are in receipt OF another assortment OF rare
and beautiful Roses, embracing the Clo.h OF Gold,
White Scarlet and Blush Moss; all OF The varie-
ties OF Luxembourg, Tea, Prince Albert and nu.
merous other varieties that are seldom seen in
this m~aIkst-loselher with other choice flowers
and Plants, numbering together about 500 the
whole If which will be sold al auction, al our
Sore, on WEDNESDAY morning, May ION,
commencing al 9 O'clock precisely.
TO TIE LADlES-The above collection
are already arranged Tor inspection this morning.
The grower, Mr.. Robert Halliday Of Baltimore,
will be present and give all information that may
be required in regard 10 the varieties, culture, &c.
McNAUGHT, ROYSTER g. CO.,
May go Aucls.
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TURKEYS OFFICE, No. lOl Eas, Ma

TTURLEY'S OFFICE, No. l0i East Main
IL Steer.
We will not boast! Allow US to say,
HURLEY sells prizes every day.
THE CREEK OFFICE TRIUMPHANT
HURLEY sold a snug prize of $500 on the
18th instant. Here is the drawing:
Drawing OF New jersey Lottery, Glass 80:
80 A % 60 26 60 SO "a % 80 90 l3.
Ticket, Nos. 20 80 6S, a prize OF $500, sold
and paid by HURLEY.
Draw Nos. OF New jersey Lottery, Extra, IS:
is 80 81 S - 8 So 8 A 4 l9.
Ticket Nos. 8 A 81, a prize OF 500, sold and
paid BY HURLEY:
Drawn Nos. of Monongalia Lottery, Glass No.
10. Extra, May S:
GA % II 4S 2 sc 60 % 10 SO 50 10 81 80.
Ticket, Nos. II 66 6s, } both sold and paid by
Do. 4s IS 70,} HURLEY.
To.day-Splendid Scheme-Capitals: $685.
600, 1000. 5000, 1000, l,64O. 10 OF 1000, 500,
300, &c.-Monongalia Lottery; draws at Alex
audIia at 6 O'Clock, draw wing received at Tick.
els 5. For sale a, HURLEY'S Old Market
TO-morfow-sso,oo 600, $4,000, &c. Tickets 10
at HURLEY'S. Mays
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Greek Nation Prize Office,
40 lnl EAST MAIN STpEET Qnh,nnn

lN Virginia.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMES FOR MAY!
10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARSl
Virginia State Lottery, Glass No. 10, for 1913, 10 be
drawn al Alexandria on Saturday, May 18th. 7S No
Loitery-l4 Drawn Ballots. Grand Scheme: 100000,
1000, 1904 5000, 3,0uD, 1859, 2,nOO, 30 Of 900, 80 Of
500, 40 Of 800, &c. Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters
> so.
$4,000 DOLLARS! $4,000 DOLLARS!
Virginia State Lottery, Glass No 90, for lsiS, to be
drawn al Alexandria on Sa urday, May cath IS No
Lottrry-l3 drawn ballots. Splendid Scheme: SIS 200,
l4,0D0, 7,OOu, 5,0OU, 1000, $3.50, 10 of 1000, IS of $40,
&c. Tickets $40; halves S; quarters . 50.
5000 DOLLARSl 10000 DOLLARS!
Virginia State Lottery, Glass No. 81, for lsis, to be
drawn at Alexandria on Saturday, May 9th. Brilliant
scheme: s55,DOO, 20. 900, II .a3h, lO,OUo, . of6,uuU, } Of
1000, 2 of a,nU0, 10 Of . 1000, 900 of 900. &c. Tickets
si5; halves . SO; quarters 3 IS.
JERSEY LOTTERIES FOR MAY, l849.
May loth-capital $4,000. Tickets $40. &C Nos, II
drawn.
&c. Tickets $40.
May 2~4th-Capilal s5 900. Tickets $40. 10 Nos, Is
drawn.
N. B-Hurley pays postage on all letters to and
from his office.
Hurley's rule is 10 cash all prizes al sight.
Hurley will cash all prizes sold by other vendors.
Hurley has al all times a complete assortment oil
Tickets, ranging in price from 81 TO S2a.
Please address your ord-isto WM. HURLEY
No. 10, M1in street, Richmond, Va.
p. S-AlI husiness strictly confidential. May "
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II TO MiLLERS AND MILL OWNERS
French Burr MiHsfOneS.

EGENTON, MORRIS d CO., at the Old Stand, w.
IL Falls Avenue, near Pratt 81 Bridge, Baltimore,
continue 10 make 10 order FRENCH BURR MILL
STONES of all dimensions, which they will warrant
10 be Of best quality, being made from Burr Blocks of
best quarTies IN France. They keep constantly for
sale, OF all sizes. COLOGNE and ESOPUS MILL
STONES, and FRENCH BURR BLOCKS.
4r Orders from any p,rt of the United States, nc
companied with satisfactory reference, will be prompt
ly attended To.
gy Mr.. Daniel 5. Delaplane, Deputy Flour lnspec-
tor at Richmond, Is our Agent for the sale OF any of the
above articles. EGENTON, MORRIS & CO.
blay 2-cw3W
W The lynchburg vireinian and Stanton specta-
tor will publish once a week for 3 weeks and send bills
TO Enquirer office for payment.
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ECCLESIASTICAL NOTICE.

CASE Of the Rev. JOHN SKINNER D. d., faslor
Of tho Presbyterian Church Of Lexington, Va.
Whereas. a prevailing majority in the Preshytery Of
Lexington have appealed TO the publicity causing 10
be inserted in the public prints a certain uerdiet which
they have been pleased to pronounce against me, the
undersigned-as the finale Of proceedings, the partial,
arbitrary and prosecuting character of which Is almost
without a precedent in the histoIc of the Christian
Church, even in the dark ges:-TherefoTe ! deem II
nv duty and privilege to advise the same public, that,
from The commencement of the said proceedings, In
November last, l have acted under a solemn, unan'
swered-and. II is believed by multitudes, uIani"era.
BILE PROTEST against the Judicial COMPETENCY oil The said
PRESBYTERIAN Iibunal;-lhat only nineteen, out CT q
Presbytery consisting Of fifty constituent member
have been found daring enough 10 incur the RESPONSE.
biIities of the said uneQuitabie and publicly heraided
verdict; that the case is now removed, not only by my
own appeal, but also by the solemn .cosrLAiSr' 81 I
highly %venerated and protesting minority OF P~resbytrrIy
to the General Assembly Of The pIesb ,y, C VI Me-
,84s;-and that, therefore, il becomes The imperative
and generous duty of all enlightened and unbiased 70
yers Of ius,Ice and truth 10 "~susp.nd their opiniOns' IN
this extraordinary case until its merits be publicly and
fully detailed and discussed, and tho final verdict pro-
nounced in tho Supreme Judieatory Of the Church;
JOHN SKINNER
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whig and Religious Herald requested to copy.
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PLANO FORTES!

TUST received, per schooner Charger, a large
j assortment of Piano Stools, Of rose wood and
mahogany-some very beautiful styles. Also
received, a few days since, further supplies Of
Piano For,es from Messrs. Stoiart & Durham
making our stock more complete, perhaps, than
we have ever had il heretofore. A look from
those wishing TO purchase is respectfully solicited
NASH & WOOD4OUSE,
Booksellers, S,ationers and Dealers
MAYS in Piano Fortes and Music.
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NEW E.NGI.ISH BOOKS.

ssT DO wish The au:ho of Jane Eyre would
i give US a new book, said a friend yalon'ng'
iy some two weeks since: and then, as 1t IN reply
10 the very observation, the morning papers an.
nounced The publication of"Wu,hering Heights"
by The very author in question Comments o.
the English press followed, all Of which praised
il highly, and declared il even superior to the
first mentioned tale in point Of strength and in.
teres,. Scarcely had the new book been received
al the Halls of The "Coun,ry Members" and It's
leaves Gu, over English tea and toast, when, as il
by magic, ii was announced in New York, a
beautiful addition having been published by Har.
per s. Brothers The past week.
MEALS (Philadelphia) Gazette.
Jane Eyre, an autobiography; Is cents; and
Wuthering Heights, a novel; paper 50cn bound
IS c. For sale by
May 9 J. w. RANDOLPH q co.
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ITO ALL WHOM IT NAY CONCERN: Knew ye
/ that /, Elizabeth ]. Peter, Administrative of JOIN
P. C. Peter, late of Montgomery county. deceased IN
end 10 apply TO the President and Directors ot Inc
3ank of Virginia, as also 70 tho President and Dlrec
,ors OF the Farmers Bank Of Virginia. 10 have all the
Bank Stock in each said Bank, belonging 10, and stard'
lne in the name ef John &. c. Peter, my interstate
transferred 10 me, in my own name, as soon as the Ia"
Of Virginia will allow me snt do.
ELIZABETH J. PETER,
Anril u-cw5m Administrative Of j. 2. e. Peter.
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VALUABLE LAND AND SAW MILL
FOR SALE.

ID Y virtue Of a deed -; trust executed by James d..
ID Porter 10 the subscriber, which deed was daily re-
corded in the Clerks Office Of the county of Louisa on
the asih day ol August. 1872, | shall, on MONDAY the
2a.h day ol May, 1913, On the premises, sell NJ public
auction, to tie highest bidder, for cash, The FARM on
which tRr and James d Porter now resides, lying In
the county of Louisa, a1oiniHg the lands Of Charles Z.
Jones, j. 4. Cowhefd and others, about foui miles
above the Court house, and containing four hundred
and twenty acres. There Is n comfortable dv cling,
goodice house, stable, sc, ami All excellent SAW mill,
on said land, with a very large proportion OF fne nm
Der. The saw mill Is not more than Two miles from
the Louisa railroad. The Title TO the above property Ia
unuurstionable, but, selling as Trustee, The undersigned
viii convey such title only As Is vested in him by The
deed aforesaid. JON PO~ISDEXTER, Ia,
Apr,l oe-rtds Trustee.
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7. STEBBlNS & ELLIS
MACHINE
RIuh. Sash and poor

MANUFACTURERS AND GLACIERS,
ysIt Door 10 the Virginia Woollen Factory,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
. RE prepared to execute all orders In their line on
A reasonable terms, and in a satisfactory manher.
Orders by letter promptly executed anu y" ~
Ready Made Work always on hand.
NaYeh I7-ctfif
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TIE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSuR
NOE NV

THE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE lNSoh'
ANCE COMPANY,
OGu-No. ST, Main ST., Rlehmon6' "a,
CONTINUES to gran, policies on Lives only, al ~, fnp
iawss, rates of premium. All persons insurer ~
&c LIE are stoc kholders Dividends are niaae
annniu is over $50, a portion will be loaned 70 !. .n is
Insured, if he wishes. The success o. - o"f"
without parallel. o.crposoy President.
RssI. &. MILLER, Secretary. h,d he rail-
NJ Prospectus Of the Company can ee vau : N \ NJ
ing a. Tue ase ay.r The store of judah Myers, Esq.
Main street, over NC - II w. KNOWLES, Agent.
as,r.p.M NJ. D., corner ri 5til and s y s awt,
ueJicnl Examiner. "
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>. w. fsaury * Co.,
NJ A N 9 RS.)
Successors TO j. c.. GREGORY & CO.
OFFICE, NO. |, CITY HOTEL, RICH
" MOND, Virginia.

c. MANAGERS
Successors TO j. G. GREGORY q co.
OFFICE, NO. /, CITY HOTEL, RICH
" MOND. Virginia.
GRAND CAPITALS FOR MAY, 1913.
NAY ~l0IH.-Jersey Lottery, NO. aS.-S3O,OO o Capi'
tai. Tickets $40. 81 Nos II drawn.
MAY I3rH.-Leesburg Lottery, No: 10. $4,000 Va
pitnl. Tickets $40. 80 prizes OF 800, &c. cert'h-
Gales of packages Sll0, $50, and s' 81.
MAY HrH.-Jersey Lottery, No. 40. S3O,l46 Capt.
tai. Tickets $40. i0prizes Of 900, 10 of 5000, &c.
MAY 2orH.-Leesburg Lottery, No. 90. $50, 900 Ca
pilal. Tickets $40. IS prizes OF 81 ,uo0, &c. IS NOS,
is drawn. Cert. of packages sllo, SIS and s27 50.
nay ~24TH.-Jersey Lottery, NO. ~. s39'ooo Capi
tai. Tickets $40. 70 Nos, 10 ara"h'
MAY 27rH-Leesburg Lottery, No; q. 5000 Ca a.
initial. Tickets BIS. s 1000 lowest 3 No. prize. ~
prize, Of 3 ono. SoO of 1000, &c. Certificates Of pack
ages S2uQ, 500, $50 and 80. r,k.
SJ Orders for certihcatesor faekages, singls &c
cts and shares. in any of the above Schemes, address
ed tn the undersigned. will receiyethe most prompt ~
tention, and an account of each drawing for~atueu
as soon as it Is received. ,,re nv
j. w. MAURY & CO., Managers,
Anr, 81 Richmond, Virginia.
A FARM NEAR RICHMOND FOR SALE
r OFFER for sale my Farm in the county OF hehi TIL,
i about two miles from the OLD Market HOUSE.. LII
farm contains two hundred ana. : .arsd The balance
about one hundred and twenty arc cieaieu, ,no Hn I'm.
In wood. The cleared land has all been higny =, -.
proved with lime and putreseent man1.es, h hma On il
duces very fine crops. The umf h,sh r,o am ire n :
a very heavy growth Of wood, o wn iss i aIGm t he are all
u !" boa,rs. in good order, to wit: a dwelling
HOUSE. Win seven looms s,, s,s sns s's' saa: saf fss sfi SaIns !
kasneh. u Ia eows. and an abundant supply
81 sta 6na wa,s sp''1 I have lived on the farm for more ,han
four :" Years as'v with nearly forty in my family y,a ana nIa ,nsi IL
has no, been a case Of serious Sickness ,s : 2 ss,,,b b11 as p any in
considered by those who kno" i . "'''''
Virginia. .u 4. ,hat 7 NAV devote
Il VIII SCH blU io''"
my .ims entirely !1 10 my the most liberal terms. Persons
10, wi.h, ~, !, PIN Inv are invited to call on me, either al my
esses' Is + Richmond, or at my house, on the faf%; =.
| Dee, Sl-eif
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- yoTTow.yC oUyTYc COURT, APRIL TERM

l 1919: =.
ON rlrp motion Of John II. ~Tia.chett, one OF The az
.rihutres ni Abraham Hatchett, deceased, II IS orueleu;
,ha, All persons having claims against th- Estate OF said
Iecedant, Abraham Hatchett. present them TO atchi-
aid A. Campbell, late Sheriff Of said county, and' as
such, Administrator of said Abraham iiatchett, ne
.eassd, for payment, on or before the first day oi june
nexi, two years having elapsed since the qualification
81 appointment ofsaid administrator, and that q cory
II this order be published In some public newspaper iof
eight weeks. Copy-Irstr, >
Auril 2I-cwSw e.. w. KALI - Z.
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PUBLIC SALE OF FRANKLIN PAPER

PUBLIC SALE OF FRANKLIN PAPER
MILL, MACHINERY AND FIXTURES.
THE undersigned, Committee of stockholders, be-
auction. to the highest bidder, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, the lat day of June, ls4s, at 4 O'Clock,
P. NJ, this very desirable property, situated on 9Th
street, near the Depot of the Richmond and Pc
tersburg Railroad Company, containing about one
hundred aud thirty feet square Of ground, upon which
stands a PAPER MILL, of brick, with stone base.
ment, constructed In tho most durable and substantial
manner-with two water wheels % feet 10 diameter,
entitled TO 100 cubic inches of watcr from the James
River Canal, drawn under Al feet head, with tho privi-
lego Of conducting the same through a canal from tho
basin-three machine water Wholesome s24 ihcn cy-
Under machine, with S copper driers and two moalds-
one az inch Fonrdrinia machine, with S copper driers;
one IS inch cyilndar machine, with ne drier OF cast
iron, fee, In diameter-thIee stuff chests, one Tor each
machine-s engines for grinding rags tubs ior poiiing
raps-e tubs for sizing paper-a steam bohers-l hoist
inp machlne-3ra rag cutters-3 rag ansters-2 ruling ma
chInes-2 callendars-2 cutting machines stamping
presses-5 screw p~resses-2cap aud letter presses-and
press for the company seal-together with every
thing else necessary for the manufacture OF paper. The
Mill has an extensive run of custom, and has been do
inea very profitable business during the last few years,
by which its large Indebtedness has been greatly re-
duccd.
notes, interest added, from the day of sale, secured by
trust deed.
HERBERT A. C~LAIBORNE,1
JOHN RICHARDS,
p. NJ. TABB, a.. ~SCommittee.
FREDERICK ANDERSON,
WM. ALLISON,
May 9-deotGs