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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-27

TN CIiANCERY.- AT Rules held In the
Clerks Office OF the Superior Court OF Chanesry for
the Richmond Circuit, the LIST day Of May, l648:
Charles P. Goodal, Edmund Fontaine ana Jane
Fontaine, flaihtins:
against
Edmund C. Goodwin, and other Defendants.
The defendant above named not having entered his
and given security, according TO the act of
Assembly and the rules of this Court and II appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is not an OF
this Commonwealth II Is ordered that tne sad aeiend-
an do annear At the rules to be held for the said Court
on the frst Monday In August next, and answer the
bills Of tho plaintiffs; and that copy Of tnis order be
forthwith Inserted in some newspaper published In the
city of Richmond for two months suosessvey, and post
ed the front door Of the State Court house. in the
said city. ACopy-Teste,
May ii-ew9m ?. ROBERTS, Cik,
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% NOTlCE.-At the ensuing annual commence
meni Of tIampden Sidney College, which takes place
on the 2sh June next there will be an address deliver
eddy Mr.. William d. Overton, Of Richmond, Va, the
representative Of tho Philanthropic Society.
l.. C. BROWN,
s. F VENABLE,
l.. Nj. SPARROW,
Nav lQ-clOt Committee of r. Society.
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FARM I'm ORANGE FOR SALE.

THE subscriber again offers for sale his Farm in the
! county of Orange containing sir hundred acres
Being extremely anxious TO SELL he will offer barcan
but, presuming that those who may wish to purchase
will first view the premises he will only state that
is equal in advantages to any in the county-lying
well, with abundant timber, extensive water power,
well adapted to every description of crops grown
in this section OF Virginia, aud having comfortable
improvements. For information, he refers 10 WA. ID.
Clarke, or John Willis, Esqs. e. &. MACON.
Orange C.. n May 9-cwl0w<
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COMMISSIONER SALE OF
v AaIU a Is r. EAN ND

NEAR POWHATdN COURT HOCS
IN pursuance of decree made the Sd day Of
March. 1913, by the Superior Court Of Chanc cry for
The Richmond Circuit IN the case OF Saunders ana
others against Archer and others, pending In
said Court, the undersigned, US Special Comm Is.
sioner, appointed by said decree for that purpose .
will, On MONDAY, the Sd day OF July, 1898. be :
ing Powhatan County Cour, day, proceed TO sell, al
The Court house Of said county, 10 the highest bid
der at public auction. piece parcel Of land, said
10 contain forty acres, lying in Powhatan county few
hundred yards Westward from the Court house thr
Southern side nj the Buckingham road md adjoining
the lands OF Messrs Nash and Dance-heing the piece
of land belonging 10 the Estate Of the late Peter Field
Archer deceased and conveyed BY him, by deed bear
ing date the Goth day Of July 1906, snd recorded In the
Clerks Office Of Powtatnn County Court the 18th
day Of November In the same year. IL William Archer
In trust for the purpose therein set forth The greater
part &c this land is IN wood very suitab, fn. fire wood
and all Of IL believed 10 be we'll adapted cultiya
tinn
TERMS-Ona third IL the purchase money 10 be paii
in cash, and the balances In t"o equal nslamens, upon
credit Of one and two years respectively from the day
Of sair the credit nstaimeR;s secured by bonds
with good and sufficient security, 10 be approved by the
Special commissioner, and The title 10 be retained IN
III the whole purchase money Is paid, and n convey
ance directed by tha Court.
TilOs. 4. GILES, Special Comnls sioner.
Msv l1.-dIry r'Iutla
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FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION.
THE Agricultural Clubs of Meckenburg, Va, and
i Granville, ~ c., will meet at the Boydton Hotel
on the Fourth Of July at which time and place an hd.
dress will be delivered by Mr.. Richard Edmunds, Of
Halifax, Va, and Cotilon Party will be given at
O'Clock, P. NJ, al the same place.
Boydton, June "a lB4S-c3i
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,.o-,c,, 10 ppr-rMpTIos CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoS CLAIMANTS.
person entitled TO the right of prescription 20
any Of the lands within The townships ana ifae11
town,hlos above annmeraied is required to estabsi
b s,ms 10 the sstislac on ohe Register and Receiv-
sr Of The proper land office, and make payment therefor
as soon a. practicable after seeing hls notice. ans DE-
nnhlic saIs ofthe lands embracing the tract claimed
pp,hsrwi,e such claim will he forfeited.
o'"'i "'e '1N RICHARD 81. YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
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VALUABLE FARM, CALLED "HALF

THE subscriber, in consequence Of bad health, Ia
] disposed to sell privately his Farm, called "lla!f
Sink ncontaang 1914 acres, situated in the county Of
Ilrnrico eight miles from the city OF Richmond. This
farm suslly regarded among the most valuable, for
its size, In fIenrico.
The undersigned has also for sale -four other Tracts
of Land Persons disposed TO purchase will please
cali upon me, al "llaI Sink" or upon Wellington
Goddn of Richmond. WILLIAM MlNTUN.
Uenrico June 9Th, lSiS.-clm
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STEBBlNS & ELLIS.
NJ A Oh lNE
EpnS,~.U u.

NUtHCTURER.S AND GLACIERS,
Next Door 10 The Virginia Woollen Factory,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.,
RI prepared to execute all orders In their line
"A reasonable terms, and in satisfactory manner.
Orders by letter promptly executed, aud work war
raned TO please.
Ready Made Work always on hand.
March l7--ctfif
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VALUABLE GREEN SPRING LAND FOR
SALE

TN pursuance Of decreta order of the County Coufl
of Iouisa shall offer for sale nj public auction 10
the highest bidder, on the premises, on FRIDAY thr
18th July, sds, that valuable Tract OF Land belonging
10 the Estate of Nathaniel Perkins, deceased " Is
bounded BY the Sonh Anna River, and the land. oi
William RaslaDd, Or. George Watson, and Others ne
Buildings IN the land plain, convenient comfort
able. and in good condition. Besides The dwelling
house aud all houses necessary and convene Tor
family there a store house and several mechanics
shops, which annually for SIS. Rarely, indeed.
Is ever such valuable property offered for sale al pubic
auction. The land itself was originally good, anu al
this time under 4 high state Of improvement, yielding
an abu ndant crop OF whatever the farmer or planter
NAV choose 10 grow IL, and ~ particularly adapted
10 the growth Of wheat. The tract contains between
five and six hundred acres. Location, Two miles from
lie mineral fountain called the SCREEN Springs'-nt-
tysrvrn from Richmond AMI seven from Trevillisn's
Depot. The road from Richmond 10 the aforesaid
Springs passes through this land, dividing II nearly int
two equal paris which will he sold separately. Fun
possession Of the premises will not be gwen I'll Inc
close Of the present year though The privilege al so~
ing wheat NJ the usual time and all other reasonable
facilities, will lie granted.
TERMS.-Onr-third cash, 0ne-lhird IN L. months.
aud the remaining third in two yrais' me purchaser
giving bonds aud approved PERSONAL security ana inc
tile 10 he land being retained a. aihona security
nut us the rgaecs are minors except one, y pro
babe that The annual interest on he rrrdt payments
Will only he required for many years.
JJ- Those wishing 10 purchase are ihsieu 10 view
The pfemises, which VIII be shown them by Mr.. Heh-
son The Manager on the farm.
June oU-ctds WIN. !. pEhhiNs, aonii.
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CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
V'llE Undersigned have formed CopaEnershp, I'M
i der the firm of
GREENHAYS s. HUDSON
FOR the purpose Of conducting Importing and johbng
Business, IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY
GOODS, NJ no. li5 Pearl street, (fIanover Square,
two doors above the store recently occupied hy Green
ways, Henry II Smith, and will have in store b, the
2nth July large and choice Stock Of New Staple and
Fancy Goods, adapted 10 The Southern and Western
trade, tpar Of their own impor,ation which will he Of
isrrd on accommodating terms.
EDWARD NJ. GREENWAY,
WIN w. 4. GREENWAY,
JSO. HENRY GREEhWAY,
CHARLES G. HUDSON.
.NeD Ynrk, Iuns l5tA, lriS.
?. Sin connection with the Dry Goods Jobbing Blu
siness, c. q H. will give particular attention 10 the
sale Of Produce cOmmisson-surh as Cotton, Grain,
Leaf Tobacco, Ginseng, BeeswaN, Feathers, &c, &C.,
and respectfully sollci eonsignments. June 23-cet
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HURLE4'S OFFlCE, mo. IOf East Main
IL Street.
To those who Of hard times complain,
HURLEY says, Come try agan."
Drawn Nos. Sussex, Extra, Glass So, June II:
915 81 81 IS 76 II 10 A 20 % 65 IL.
Whole ticket, Nos. 90 IS 44( Two more
Do. do. 10 % AZ prizes sold and
paid by HURLEY.
Drawn Nos. Leesburg Lottery, Glass 26. June 20:
AZ Is 48 IS So 81 "a 81 43 p 81 80.
Ticket q 80 81, prize OF 100 dollars, sold
and paid by HURLEY.
Drawn Nos. Mononealia Lottery, 81. June 80:
% II So II 70 69 Is 81 80 70 70
Ticket, Nos. 8 81 So, a prize of l6O dollars,
sold and paid by HURLEY.
Drawn Nos. Sussex, Extra, Glass SIS. June 2h !:
81 % 6 SO l6 25 Sc II 49 As 4 Al.
Ticket Nos. l6 1859, prize of $3.50, sold and
paid BY HURLEY.
To-Day, Tuesday,-Sla,e Lotlery, Glass 2S.-
Capitals: q, 600 dollars, 10000, 5000. 1000, 10
Of 1000, &c, &c 70 Nos, IA drawn balots.-
Tickets S, at HURLEY's Creek Office, below
The Old Marker.
Wednesday 600 dollars. Tickets 10.
Tbursday-25 900 dollars. Tickets 5.
The "Small Fry" as nsua this wees. Capt..
lal>: 5000 dollars, 3 OF 1000, &c. Tickets L.
For Prizes in every Lottery, call at
June 81 HURLEY'S.
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WARREN, NORTH CAROLINA,
White Su1DhUr Springs.

VHE proprietor nf this establishment being unab!e
i for the want of room, to accommodate all that vi
sited this healthful place Of al the last
has since that time greatly enlarged and improved his
buildings aud is now prepared 10 accommodate much
larger numbers and trouble pense will be spared
10 make his patrons comfortable aud satisfied.
The medicinal properties nf the water have been
te ted and although sucient "to cure all the ills
of which the human flesh is heir TO- well adapted
Of the Skin, &C.. satisfactory evidence Of which can
be easily obtained from persons living in the neishbnr
hood of the Springs.
Persons travelling on the Raleigh and Castor Rail-
road will always find Hack ready Tor their accommo
dalton Henderson, and also at the Warrenton Depot
The proprietor has good supply OF ICE His charges
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r IGHT KID GLOVES.-AleIandeI's light
IL kid Gloves; fine assortment on hand;
June 2a J. G, CaENERY.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
James McCOnky & Co.,
SUCCESSORS TO WM. MCDONALD & CO., AND
GEORGE w. RICHARDSON Il CO..
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,


Nos. 81 and SO, Bariys Wharf Baltimore,
ry,ENDER their services 10 the FARMERS and NJ Err
j CHANTS of Virginia and North Carolina for The
sale Of GRAIN, COTTON and other PRODUCE l.
Their long experience in this branch of business justify
them in assuring those who may favor them with their
consisnments the highest going rites.
REFER TO
Messrs Webb, Bacon & Co, Richp,pd
Messrs. w orlham, Mctruder & Co.
Messrs. N. NJ. Martin s Domains, | p.,s,shrry
MIR. Thomas Branch,
Messls: I rsI r sohn : Milhad0' Norfolk.
lime g-c2m
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s-a---= s--- .
u A u H y

We shall continue 10 receive supplies o; all
descriptions Of PAPER from some OF the largest
manufactures in the United Saes-lo be sold at
very low prices.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN s. co.
June 27-c2m
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Amelia SDrissss

WILL. be open on the ls day Of July FOR hr rrcep
w tion Of Visitors, and can accommodate IS TO 100
persons with good accommodation.
TERMS-Board for single meal, so cents per day
81 25; per week, So; per month, S2i; Children and
servants half price. Horses so cents per day.
June G-rst. THOS. e WILSON.
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IN CHANCERY.-ViRGiNiA;-A Rules held In the
Clerks Office Of the Superior Court Of Chancery for
the Richmond Circuit, the 5th day Of June, 1913
Joseph E. Venable, Plaintiff
against
A. G. Elliott and c. A. ThTlckston, partners, under
the firm and style Of A. e. Elliott and Company, and
other defendants.
The defendants above.namcd not having entered
their appearance and given security, according TO the
act Of Assembly and the rules Of this Court, aud II mp
nearing by satisfactory evidence that they moi nha
bitants of this Commonwealth, Is Ordered that the
said ee ndans do appear at the rules TO be held Tor The
said Court on the first Monday In September next, and
answer the bill Of tho plaintiff; and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted 10 some newspaper publish
ed in the city OF Richmond for two months successive
w. and posted at the front door of the State Court
house, in the said city. A Copy. Teste,
Juno l6-cw2m i. RObEsls, CiR'
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May l9-cl0t

eddy Mr. William b. Overton, of Richmond, Va, the
representative Of tho Philan,hropic scciety:
s.. F VENABLE,
l.. NJ. SPARROW,
May l9-clOt Committee Of r. Society.
DRAGON LAND In KING AND QUEEN
FOR SALE.
THE undersigned IL DESTROYS Of disposing Of his Farm,
i called ROCK SPRING, in King and Queen county
lying Immediately on the Dragon swamp, aud contain
Ing hundred acres, about one hundred OF which
are low grounds. The Dragon lands are famous for
their fertility, and this farm is one Of the best.
The low grounds emitted both for cultivation and
grazing Astounding in The very best grass for grazing
and hay and la capable of sustaining two hundred head
of cattle, and might be adVanageousy used as STOCK
An in.xhaustable source of improvement is furnished
by the Dragon mud, accessible At all times, and es-
teemed by those who it second IN fertility and dura-
bility to no other manure.
The Improvements consist Of large two.stored
dwelling house. recently completed and finished in the
most elegant STYLE overseers house large harn, stable,
&C., and houses sufficient TO accommodate large aIni-
iy Of servants. .-.
at a low ph CO, win sell great bargain.
NV overseer, MI. Newbll will show the farm to any
one wishing view Il, and any information viii be g.
Won by the undersigned, ifapped to ehs, personally
county, Va" WIN. b. DAVIS.
June a.-cw4w
FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION.
THE Agricultural Clubs of Meckenburg, Va, ana
Granville, N. c., will meet At the boyuton tioiei
on the Fourth OF july atwhich time and place an hdc
dress will be delivered by Mr.. Richard Edmunds, o.
Halifax, Va, and Cotilon Party will be given at
O'Clock, r NJ al the same place.
Boydton. June "a, ls4S.-c3i
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE,
Near Henderson, Granville Co.. North Carolina.
THE valuable Tract OF Land on which George G.
i Eaton lately resided, within one mile of Hender-
son, on the Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad, containing
over $3.50 acres, large and commodous Dwelling
House, Ice House, and necessary Out Houses Barns,
and every hxure usual on Tobacco Farm. This land
Ia first rae-one half In original growth-the location
remarkable for health and good water-und will be
sold reasonable terms by the subscriber Agent for
George C.. Eaton, who will take pleasure IN showing
the premises TO any person dssirons to purchase.
JNo. 9. EATON,
Attorney for George c. Eaton.
Granville, N. c., May %, i84s-cw6w
THE FRANKLIN PAPER MILL.
THE customers of this Mill are hereby informed,
l. that although has passed into new hands, there
Ii no suspension Of Its operations0n the contrary its
product will soon be increased and will be found fully
All orders should be addressed to the Bevidere Manu-
featuring Company, or TO
~ RAGS purchased as usual at the MIL, for cash.
June 24-cst
M Petersburg Intelllgencer and Republican, Ra
leigh Regstor Standard and Star, win please insert the
above four times each.
HUGUENOT SPRINGS.
NOR the accommodation of Visitors, Coaches
i connect with the James River Canal Packet
Boats at the Manakin.T Town Ferry.
une l6-dI5t
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NATHAN a. COHEN

TOBACCO COHMISSION MERCHANT,
CHARLESTON. 5. C.,
MAKES liberal advances on Tobacco consigned 10
l'l him for sale.
Also, a,tvndsto receiving aud forwarding all deserip.
tiou of merchandise. Nav q-rJo,
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TRUST SALE.

by virtue Of Two dasda vi Trust. dated January 6th
- 1877, OF record In Chesterfield, executed one BY
WIN. j Fore, ana the other by WIN j. Fore and Eliza
beth his vir, the in derssned, Trustee oi Rebecca
Harris, EIrcutx Of john harris, deceased VIII offer
for sale, Ivy publ: auction. the premises on MON
DAY, the cath day Of July, 1913, the following Tracts
OF Land in the county ot Chesterfield, VIZ: Tract OF
Land known ~ the "tiDms Tract" containing l05
ccres mentioned in Of the SAID deeds, and anohe.
Tract Of Land. containing four hundred and ffy sr
acrss, lesI 10 ;he other OF the said d-eds
Toned for cash sI52a with interest thereon from
the 9th OF January, l5f5 ard TO the charges and
commissions Of the SAID trust, and upon credit of two
and three years from the eth January, 1885, 20 the
siiue he tract last mentioned Will be- first sold. Tho
purchaser will be required To give bonds for the pur
chase money hr credit payments, and tho title
Will be retained mnll payment
p-r Sale 10 commence Al l2 O'Clock.
June 2T-ctds II. RHODES, Trustee.
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SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
THE subscriber, wishing to remove from Inc county
natcd therein upon the West side Of the pubic ROAD
leading from the Court house Of said county 10 T. IA
zers Ferry, nbou, two miles from the Maaponi ,lVs
II contains 500 acres Of land, about 800 OF WHEEL In
Guiding so acres Of swamp land is cleared The WOOD
land consists chiefly of red and white OAK, cehai anu
pine Of which last kind three or four thousand cn.us
may cut from the land aud still leave a1umaane1
II a bed of mari of good quality. The Improvements
thereon are comfortable dwelllng house, Kitchen
dairy narn and other necessary houses all IN saoa OF
~ as neTsnns esrols OF purchasing such farm arc
TO view the PREMISES which VIII De s''"
them by The subscriber, who resides thereon,
CHRISTOPHER LIPSCohb.
hin, w., % rune lg. lSiS-clf
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NEW YORK, June 26-P. NJ.
FLouR-The market is steady, but not active.
Genesee brands sell a, IS 4 49,; 5000 bbls
of tavorite brand, however, found a purchaser
today a, 5 SO a 68I. Southern brands sell at
6 l2i.
WHEAT-Sales of 900 bushels prime red al
i..dolar per bushel. There is good enquiry Tor
wheat for milling purposes.
CoRN-Saes to-day $4,000 bushels prime vel.
low at So cents The market is rather inactive.
CoTToN-No alteration in rates..
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uTT3SUCNOT SPRINGS.

HUGUENUT SFhINUo.
EOR the accommodation of Visitors, Coaches
i connect with the James River Canal Packet
Boats at the Manakin.T Town Ferry.
nne l6-dl5t
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MANAGERS OFFlCE-D. PAINE & co.
lyl Richmond. Virginia,

M ANAGERS OFFICE-D, PAINE q GU,
lN Richmond, Virginia.
Another Splendid Prize in PAlNE's Lottery
The Whole OF IS, 600 dollars sent TO Petersburg.
Drawn Nos Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass; 8:
Sc so 5 46 3 5773 IS 20 II rs 81 70 9ls4 3s2lSo
Tickets having any one OF The first ten drawn
Nos. entitled 10 S20-those having any one OF the
remaining ten, entitled 10 $40.
Whole Ticke3 46 81, the second highest ca.
pila Of 25, 900 dollars sent 10 Petersburg and re.
turned for want of purchaser.
Share IL 90 IS, prize Of 81 900 ! Both sold
do 9 80 so, do lbs and paid
BY PURCELL
This Day-2o,OOo dollars, 10000, OF 5000,
20 Of 1000. Tickets 5.
Tomorrow 10000 dollars. &c Nos, Is
drawn. Tickets 10. June q
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IN CHANCERY..-VIRGisi AT Rules held III Tue
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court oil Law
and Chancey for the county Of Halifax In the month
of May, lssS:
Richard Edmundson, Plaintiff
against -
William Wauhop and Thomas Toran, IT., az WI
liam Wauhop q On William Wauhop, Thomas Leigh
David Shelton, Thomas T0ran, Sr., and Evan = nag
land, Defendants.
The Defendants, Thomas Tcrian, Jr., and william
Wanhop, not having entered their appearance, ann J.
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they ARE nn
inhabitants Of this Common IL is ordered, that
the SAID defendants, Thomas Toran, Jr and william
Wanhnp do appear here The first Mondly IN August
next and answer the plaintiffs bill; and that copy OF
this order be forthwith inserted the Richpond IN
quirer for two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted NJ the
front door of the Court house Of this county.
NAV l5.wom f' WA. HOLT, e.
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FLouR-The demand for Flour is sic ady
though not active. Holders OF Howard 81. Flour,
ask SIS 62i which is shade higher than the
views OF purchasers.
WHEAT-Sales TO day OF prime red al lie a
ll9 cents per bushel.
Coas-Prime white sells al 40 AZ cents, and
prime yellow at As cents per bushe.
In other articles usually quoted, we have no
change 10 note in prices.
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DALE of LAM IN CIR rhr lCLb'
IN execution Of the trusts created by two deeds, one
made by Littleberry Walden. to the undersigned on
tina 30t November, 1912 for The benefit Of Thomas Va
den aud lhr other made by the said Lttebeny Walden
and Thomas Walden, to the same Trustee. on the 26tt
OF July 1922, for the beneft Of David Weisger and
Matthew BurfoOt will be sold by the subscriber at
Chesterfield Cont house, on the second Monday ~
July Isis that being Chesterfield Court day, by public
auctio 10 the highest bidder for cash 10 onsthrd
Of the proceeds Of SALE and TO the residue OF the
proceeds of sale, credit Of six and twelve months.
in equal instruments IN undivided moety of q Tract
Of Land lying in the said county, about six miles South
of the Court containing 49i acres appears by
the said deeds This tract Of land is the same which
was devised by the will of George Walden, deceased 70
his widow, Mrs. Sarah Walden, for her life, and on
which she lived until her death, aud on which
SIR Thomas Clayton now lives. The purchaser VIII be
required to give bonds, with more approved sure
ties for the credit instruments, 10 cary interest from
the day of SALE and The title viii be- retained unt the
money shall all lie paid. SAMUEL TAYLOR.
lima I7-dItI rfds
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LAND IN KING & QUEEN FOR SALE.
N pursuance Of ihe provisions Of Deed OF Trust fY
rcutei by the late George q. billiard and wife, Of re-
cord in the County Court OF King Queen, and by vlr
tue Of decree Of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chancery for said county, pronounced al It's spring
term, lSia shall as Trustee, Appointed by said de
cree TO carry into effect the provisions Of said deed OF
tfIs, expose 10 sale, publicly, for ready money, az
King and Queen Conn-hnuse, on the 10Th day OF jay.
lag, that being King & Queen Count day. Mi thai
Tract OF Land, situate In said county, about Two miles
below little Plymouth, Immediately on the road lead
ing from King and Queen 10 Gloucester Courthouse,
known "a The GOLD ELEBE,'' and containing two
hundred and ninety acres. This land has on II com
Portable dwelling and all necessary out houses for
small family, ahounds IN pine wood suitable for mar
ket, and II only about and half miles from the
Malap0ny river. The soil too, Is fertile, and We'll
adapted TO the growth of and wheat shall con
vey only uch tide as I. vested IN me- by the decrrs
aforesaid though the little is believed 10 be lndsputabs.
June 20-cwtdS J. NJ. JEFFRlES.