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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-16
RIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 16, 1859.
AUCTION SALES.
ni Z. NJ. MccO.MICK, AUCTIONEER,


ALEXANDRIA CITY, VA.
EXTESSIyE SALE Of VALUABLE IRON FOUNDRY,
~ TOOLS, &c. tc.-By virtue of deed Of trrst from
Smith Perkins 10 the undersigned. will be exposed to
public sale on the FIRST DAY OF NOVEMBER NEXT,
a. lD O'Clock, A. ST., the prcn!ses in Alexandria, Va,
tie following valuable property:
lat. A LOT OF GROUND bounded follows: COM
encin. az intersection Of If and wilkes Streets run
sng 246 feet ~ nch.s Wilkes stree. 10 It. A,ap
street, thence south s3i feet inches st. A.aph, with
DE exception Of LOT fronting =. feet st. Asaph with
depth Of IS f.el thence easiwary ziC feet Ia inches 10
Pit street: thence moth with Pitt street 53 feet inches
TO the beginning.
This property fronts Immediately Oh ,,e Orange and
!l-xnndra Railroad and Is improved by substantial and
we'll appointed fire proof FOUNDRY 100 by do feet built
brick covered with slate ani has Tie necessary sheds,
obuldrgs and fixtures for first class Foundry busi-
n",s.
"a GROUND RENT Of s22 per anEum on the 10; OF 9?
by lis feet. fronting on 81. Asarh street.
Id LOT ~ III. intersection 81 -. Asaph and Glhbon
streets, fronting ibbon - feet four inches and running
back -; asah street, aoF:hwarly 30 itet 10 ten foot
alley.
THIRTEEN LOTS fronting on Gi:bon stree, I; feet six
inche- each, with depth tn"g;l@a,ly) Of ~ feet, TO ten
A!so STEAM ESGINE-cyiin!cr 10 iach diameter, 81
inch stroke, with tubular boiler.
2cs.t-ron CCr0LAS -. Sc diameter AID n fee: hiyi
Platform Scale; Force Pump
. Charcoal! and Casting Gr!nirr-
AIten, Patent Boger: Your Wheel Tiucs
Large and Small! Crane
Core Oven and Fixtures
10, Car and Engine Whec! Gill. ani Co2e'
Also. luaricrng Machine for Boring Crank ri Holes,
built by Lowell Machine CoEpany
Wheel Drawn. Machine; Fan E.owe.
Ln' Of Grind Store.
Polishing Wheel AMI Fixtures together with large a,
sorimch u Chipping Csel Taps and Dc-. Spirit Levels
and great variety OF Machinss llacksnt- and Boiler
Makers Tools too cxtenveto 10 specify in ADVERTISEMENT
bu, rising such tool, in all extensive
featuring establishments.
lnrg, Ierrng's Firc.Proof SAFE
/ Circular saw and Saw Bench
Double Whip saw, Wood Turnin. Lati,s
set feet Iron E-ucling Rollers
Terms ur SALE:for real estate one.inh cash, balance
in t. H. Is an 2i months with interest deferred pay
nc' and secured by deed 81 trust Personal properynn
all under slpo cash. that SUN. six months,
approved endorsed Notes. Hith interest added.
WM. GREGORY,
ROBERT JAMESON, Trustees
W y. MCIEluli,
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BEAUTIFUL GRAPES.

We had presented to us in Warrcnson, Va,
during late visit, some Of the most beautiful
and luscious grapes, Catawba and Isabella,
that We have ever seen. Nothing in the Rich
mond markets, or fruit stores, can approach
the grapes grown by Mr.. Samuel Bays, and
Mrs. NJ. p. Brooke, of Warrenton. The coun-
try around Warrcnton is admirably adapted
to the culture Of the vine, if enc can Judge
from the taste of the grapes there grown. We
have seen more grapes ripened to the vine in
Fauquier, than in any Of the vineyards near
Cincinatti. Mr. Bays devotcs very great at
tcntion to the cultivation Of his vines, and has
produced new variety Of white grape, which
is very fine, both in appearance and taste
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TO THE DEViSEES Or RICHARD


v-IEGIN!i:-In the Circuit Cour; Of ;iic ey Of Rich.
' inon,.. February 2lst, l>i?:
George W Randolph. who as administrator dc bons
nos. vr, e will ann-xc OF Richard hdaus, Sr deceased
and IN the right Of his wife. Mary Randolph former
ly Mary T.. Adams, and his aid 'ife Plaintiffs.
Mr. s.an c. Carrnc,on. Sarah Jane Darlington, Eugene
Darlington. Mrs. Eliza g. Carripe;on Mrs Louisa Earring
ton g. W Jones and Louisa ~, h:S wife, George W. Car
tin:tnn Mary T. Carringion Emily e. Darlington, Thomas
g. Marsha. Eliza A. Taylor, William Burnley, Hardin Burn
ley, George Il. Taylor, John Mnge and Mary u, ms
wife John A. Heron. Margaret Heron. James lie
ron A. T. Stokes and Margaret NJ, his wife, Samuel r.
Ia,hrop and Caroline G., his wife, Burwel! u:
Mo-by and Patsy ". Mosby, hi. wife, David Minge anu
E,ira his WIFE Richard II. Adams. Samuel q. Adams
Mr.. Elizabeth NanLew, John y. van.Lew, Joseph klapp
Adams. aud her three children, Kate Gner, and Jesse
- John Adams, DR.. William a. Christian, DR.. George IT,
Minor and Caroline NJ, hi. wife, John d. Warren, and
E.,noria hi- wife and Ch-i,tianna Christian.
'''''' '' Defendants.
This csus. came on s LAY he heard on the bill taken
FOR confessed s to all the lcenans, except Dr. IN A.
Christian and ~ To that defendant by consent and on the
exhibits fled and was argued by counsel On consideration
the court doth ndugc order and decree that the
ease b, referred 10 commissioner NJ this court who shall
ascertain IN, ev.ces Of Richard Adams deceased and their
places Of residence the estate devised TO them SIN re-
naming undivided and Its description and locality the es.
tate conveyed In trust for them by Dr. John Adalns not
subject To prior unslsed incumbrances: and Its descrp'
, and locality the shares Of the said devisees In the
tate devised and conveyed, and the balance due from
Dr. John Adams to the estate Of Richard Adams deceased,
all o which together with any matters deemed pertinent by
himself or desired by the parties TO BE- specially stated he
hall rcpor, 20 VI. court.
Au EX:ract-Tes.e,
BENZ. POLLARD, D. {.
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VALUABLE ESTATE IN CUMBERLAND,

4 OFFER for sale my estate in the county o: Cumrrr'
land yin. James End Wills Riyers and contain
ing, according to survey by Peter Ware In l>l2 2h
Acres a1ou, 2VJ in cultivation, the remainder liz forest
OF which, Clifton, which reside. Is estimated to con-
tain 100 Acres about iVO Willis low grounds. Glcntivar,
sD Acres nearly l2U Acres OF low grounds OF great -rii
ty. The whole estate i, Ia good condition and In Toluc-
tive cultivation.
should prefer selling privately, AMI c any one who
would purchase the land will; the (nbou; 20
In number) deduction NJ sevcra! thousand dollars h"F
the es:irnat, would be made.
II sold privately due notice will b. given Ii E"'. he
land will be offered NJ public auction THURSDAY the
3rd day OF November. Terms On--thrd cash, the
mainrr and two years. with interest," payable
nua!l the whole Of The deferred payments. Payment
to be secured by deed Of lru. The deferred paymca'
would be len gilrnci il desired by the purchaser.
will take pleasure In showing The properly ANY
who wishes 10 view H. rEYTON HARRISON.
Sept li--ctls Clifton, Va.
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the Circuit, Court OF the County @
Hri.rico MArciI sih. j. 9:

H-Irico. Marcia >ih l. 9:
Jesse Harlow in hi. right AMI executor Of tho last
will and ,cs'ancn; Of John Harlow, deceased, PainG'
Against
Andrew j. Jones and Llvinia his WIFE, Sarah Harlow,
AIrew Harlow John ilarlow fzara Harlow Anna liaT-
an- the six last being infants under the Of twenty
ycar.. by johnson Sands their guardian all Hen AZ
-nr,i 10 defend them In this suit Allen Vaughan Joseph
i"yne and Martha is wife, who Martha Nau2han "a
roiu- Vaughan tNho ns incrmarrcd with some one wln'"
name is uSnownJ Walter Chandler and Mary lis wr.
Martin Harlow, Preston Harlow Fleming BrowL and P"
his wife, who Polly Harlow and 'vnisuln Wade AMI
Martha his vii. who Was Martha Harlow. defendants.
Ihc complainant appearing l" nave rrocce,e" ~ I
TO law against The absent and unknown defendants aid
they still failing tn appear, The motion Of the said corn,
planant this is -e down for hearing. -, to si
absent anil unknown defendants and thcreupon lc same
he heard upon the bill taken for confessed ~ ="
all the home defendants John Harlow. Elzarl Harlow,
Anna Harlow. Thomas Williams, Judy Williams and kiLa-
beth Williams and upon the of the said Chandler
and wife, aG Of the said infants, by Johnson sands, cr
guardian al lem and with rcrcntions 10 said answers
and absent and unknown defendants upon the bill ana
the proceedings under the order Of publication aSrueu
against thea; and 10 all said defendants, upon The eS'
ibs Glr, and was argued Icy counse upon con>,ters-
lion Whereof for the purpose Of enabling e court 10 decide
the questions in controversy 10 this cause, the court d"'l
adjuge, order and decree that Of the "'
this court enquire whether any, and IL any, which oi The
female slaves Of c said ieaior John Harlow, had child
or children born between the date Of said will an the death
or said t.ator and what are the ages of said children,
and in whose possession their mothers ~ the time o
their births and afterwards, during the life Of tie sAi ''s
taior and In whose POSSESSION the laid children now h"
OF any OF the legatces of said tcstaor during his e "heher
such session with his knowledge and acquescccc
And that said commissioner also enquire whether the
defendants Chandler and wife, reside together r. husband
and wife, and whether he maintains her not and whether
i, be proper 10 direct the payment 10 him OF any portion of
the legacy lcn 10 her hy said will
And the said Commissioner directed 10 take an account
of the estate the said tca'or, and OF the
of the complainant thereupon, down to the time oil closing
said report all Of which accounts and enquiries the SAID
directed 10 state settle and make ana re-
port to the court, with any other matte, specially stated
deemed pertinent by himself required by any party "a
be so stated And Il is ordered that he publish notice o
IN. time and place taking the said accounts and making
sad enquiries once for four weeks In the Richmond
Enourer which shall be deemed equivalent TO personal
vice on all the parties.
ACopy-Tcste,
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NOTICE.
- AL INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES y
WHICH rIlE STATE Il Nor INTERESTED.

- All. INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES ~
WHICH rllE STATE Il Nor INTERESTED.
~ Instructed by the Board OF Public Works :" call the
at'en;.on Of all internal improvements, in which the
s interested, 20 the following provisions q: the
Code of Virginia, chap 81. sec. 80
TIE Pre,dvn, and Directors OF every company !ncor-
,fa'r! % max a work Of internal Improvement TO the
o which there il subscription by the Board OF
r-, oss- shall lke the following reports TO the Board
A.. " ;A- eai Of year from he completion OF such
>ror, wing the condition Of the work, the whole
.: capital expended In lis construction with the
g--. heads OF expenditure, the s3"un; of tolls received
Zach preceding year. the annual expenses OF the
business and the prof.: nr loss which report
s,l plat nla of hc work and a. The
- every thereafter, further report. showing the
ea,n ihe WORK, the and Suds o! Expenditure
-',cpi and the nett profits for such year Where par
;ssr FORA shall have been prescribe. by the Board of
Pc WORKS aud inade known 10 the company, the report
"a! 10 that .o- In Of failure 20 make any such
for Nty lays the company shall forfeit one
!la:., U:es, good cause he shown for suc! a!!uFe
By subsequent sc:, passed March i>t 'he reports
required be IN the possession Of the Eoard oi Public
"J-Ss by me 10Th day Of October, in eachyear
~ form. prescribed ly the Board b: lad upon a-
a'','ic: =. ;a-ir oiice. In the city Of richmond.
THOMAS II. DnWlTT,
H. ll.l
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HANOVER LAND FOR SALE.

TlE subscriber wish the view Oi making arrangements 10
Il move 10 the State Of Louisiana, will, on THURSDAY,
SEPT EMBER 29T l>q AT the hour Of l2 ", o.icr at bun
lie auction, the premises the Tract OF Land Which b.
present resides known SPRING GROVE ,thc former
residence of Col Lakn White situated abou, is miles above
Richmond and three miles of Ashland contanin. i
About Onehs OF iii, Tract arabic land In GOOD
heart may he by N" growing crop Of Corn obac
CO. &c. The residue is In Wood Timber Il swe supplied
With falling springs and in every field and
Ia divided by creek which aGords some thirty ioFy acres
OF pretty Meadow Land.
The improvements consis: Of Dwelling House contain
inS eight roon- basement aclucd large Barn,
Stables Servants Houses &C. most 0l rhch have been
paired within the last five There two hcau: and
neyerfsiling Springs within yards Of the house. The Or
chsrd sordin: quit. variety OF i several acres
The purchaser will have the privilege u sow: crop o!
Wheat and he also have the whole or portion .! the
growing crops, AT valuation
Should sal. Of this property hc Elected prior IN e Gy
specified above due notice cW he giren Of the
TEKNS, moderate and made kncHn the day Of sale
application 10 the subscriber
S-should y sale not be sr,c'eI ,is Farm will The
DAY above mentioned b. rented o Cor the year l,jp
At THE SAME TINE ASD PLACE. the subscriber viii
expose 10 sale his Stock OF Cattle, Mules, Sheep Plantation
utensils. Sc Also, - iUh bushels Of Wheat
raj stack. OF os Road Wagon Cart and variety Of
other articles. !. ". T0MklkS.
Ny address is Ashland Hanover cona;y, Va.
~ The aboyc sale Is postponed until the 29th Of
September, 1859, in consequence Of the 18th heinS
Hanover court day. August .2--cti,
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~ rHE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

YNFl.NirloN having been received Ay the Executive,
"a. THOMAS SCANlN, on ;!Ie 18th u.:ino, after hav-
. ,!- al unprovos-i assault and dangerously II not
:.s wounded respectable gentleman In the county oi
Nn mas led from justice AMI i nov :oias at large there
'-e 10 hereby oser OF reward Of hundred dollars
- ,ay pers m who shall he said Thomas Scann and
yr Lin the jail of said county Of Nelson. and do
r. v-r r.qui-- all Officers 81 .hs Commonwealth civ'!
,i military and requrs; the people generally their
-. yrr5ns procure The o! The said fugitive that
* aAg be brou;,i: 10 justicc.
,,ys uader my hand Governor. aui under the Less
sea! % .hr Commonwealth t. Eirhnvu,i, this sixth
- > Gsy of September, lss?. HENRY A. WISE
v She Gcyernor GxoRGE v. NtNgvar Secretary Of 81.
cr-u,.."A.;h.
I5-4- Scsun j. IEsIian, ah"u. :. old, about
ss- :r.; IN -r inches h.h, w-i-s- aAoa hun
t.i Aai sJ-y poun has roua! rrGy face. Dark ryos
AL b-owa curly hair l- cap aud whit. oznabug;
'.sg..rs lud w-a, OF wl;hou; \ coat,
-. -
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Woo oDSTOCK EOIs SALE

INTENDING I" remove TO Richmond, 0iier for sale, pri-
vatcy, my farm, well known Woodstock Woodstock
situated about i've miles below Richmond and less thxn
mile from the York River Railroad the New Bridge
road adjoining the lands Of Dr. John r. Garnctt and others
The farm contains 400 loo OF which well
tlmered with oak and pine about 123 Chicka
homny low grounds easily drained and the remainder in
arabic high lands. In improving eendon, producing
well the crops usually cultivated In This region, such as
whca,. oats. hay &C. Tobacco is cultivated by sevs
raj OF my nrichbo-.
Woodstock Is one NJ the most commanding situations in
Eastern Virginia The residence being located ou beau
,ful eminence. commands fine and lovely view ofthe sur
rounding :or miles around The improvements
all new. The eng which has been completed with
IN the last year. is large two story wood house, having
been built OF the material and planned with an eye TO
taste, comfort and convenience. Il contains large
rooms two large and five closets The house
ay aud internally, In the modern style. There Is
houses. snch Kitchens quarters barns s;ale4 &C.
all The place abounds In .pr!nss, sufficiently
ncnt, Of rs water any in the state Besides old
apple orchard there young apple aud peach orchard
on The place. The proximity @! this farm TO Richmond
renders it particularly valuable and dc-rsb and II is sell
dom that such farm combining all the advantages and
conveniences, Is offered in market.
My sonn law Dr Royster who resides OF the premises
will take pleasure in showing 10 any one who may wish
sea il.
The purchaser have the privilege u! seeding crop
o: wheat this fall sui ul possession tie lsi VI January
l>6O.
July c. csm MARY T. PRICE
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NORTHERN MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, Sept. l4-Flour is steady; sales
Of Howard Street and City Mills at IS. Wheat
i; is buoyant; sal sales Of $4,000 bushels; white tic
81 40, red il lOsl l5. Corn is is trmi white 80
asa cts, yellow 50 cts Bacon Sides loc., Mess
pork si5. Whiskey is firm at 2si cts.
New York, Sept. l4-Flour has down
ward tendency; Southern s to l5. Wheat
Is slightly lower. Corn is dull and unchanged.
pork is firm; Mess Sl5, Prime $10 81. Whis-
kew dull at 26s cts. Stocks are lower; Virginia
G's s9+5.
ErExISe.-Beeves, prices ialc., lower; the Of:
ferings we're 1900 head; sales were made at s6a
10 SO, average IS 0Oas so. Sheep advanced
25a5Oc. Swine are buoyant at IS Sac So
Cotton is steady; uplands II 62c. Ohio Hour
has considerably declined. Lard 10tallte-
Sugar steady, Muscovado 54a64c. Cohee urn urn
at 1910 Turpentine firm at 46t. Ros'n n'"
at SOC
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MOUNT COMFORT FOR SALE.

FI1IE subscriber cEsrs or sale privately the Farm on
Il which hc at present resides, called Mount Comfort
containing less situated In the updr end
Of Hen-i-o county, lO miles west OF Richmond, on Deep
Rum between Chopped and Qulociron roada and
about miles below short Pump The improvements
consist Of large aud conveniently frame
dwelling house, containing II and ample passages
abor, half OF iii stories high with good brick base
n.n, kitchen and quarters, stab carriage and ce-houses
brick snoke-house &c This Farm Is wel!-watered, Deep
Kun being the boundary entire side for about mile
aud stony passes entirely through The centre Oft upon both
which there good mill sites; well OF excel
lent water in yard springs OF the water con-
v-..niiy dispersed the Farm The subscriber deems
any further description unnecessary but respectfully In
wife, all disposed TO purchase 10 and view FOR them
selves ANY communication upon the subject, drecteds
The subscriber at Erin Shades will be promptly attended TO.
Ssn. i-r.w wM. r.. HARRIS
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M oer for sale privately tract OF land !ing IN the
w county rf Rockingham, y. c.. about twenty-five
miles above Dnnve Va, aud three below Icasssiiie. y.
u, containing Fifteen Hundred and sAiyNne acres This
lsud extends within hundred yards OF Dan River,
which! is naveabie to Dauvic, and is IN The heart of
celebrated section Of coury called the Meadows OF Rock
inghan II lies gently rolling, Of dark red Color and Is
particularly adapted 10 the production OF the hnest tobacco
and wheat Ahou: half Of the tract Is III original for
heavily timbcre with abundant supply or Tue best
plan: land, and every part OF It j. well w"'ered
The society is good any in the country Methodist,
Baptist Episcopal ami Presbyterian Churches are all con-
venirnt, and Ia the town o. Lraksvlc besides large cot
ton factory there mills shops and stores OF every de-
scripton.
Ia addition both coal and rcn found on H. as forms
part OF the Leaksye coal fields which tue last Lcgsia
OF North Carolina chartered railroad, and which
without doub; will he built and thus open tue mineral
sources OF that country
TERas.-Any reasonable time given 10 the purchaser
the purchase money being satisfactorily secured, and the
interest promptly paid Persons wishing TO hear more Of
this land will address ,h-r Of the undersigned.
JOHN r. CLARK,
T.!cott, p. o., Charlotte Co., Va
W. II. SIMS,
June 2.--ctf Clover Dep,.. Halifax Co., Va
Mr g. Terry living on the land will show II TO any
m -iy any inf farm IA. "A concerning IL.
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TLnRERED LAND FOR

)Y virtue Of decree Of The Ci:cui Court FOR the cou'-
ID Of New Kent. entered at ;r Fall Term o said Court
lshs. in the suit Of "Aprer,on Apersons Heirs,
will SELL special Commissioner, ty rublic Auction. TO the
hi.hcs, bidder, on THURSDAY, TIE TlIIETEENTll DAY
OF OCTOBER ls3> \Cour day. that excellent piece ."t
Timbcred Land known "DILLAIDS." of which Tho late
Dr. Aprcr,on died scizci containing l .on acres more
less. said land has on It the finest lot n. Fine tihrr N
hi. vicinity distant three miles from the ramuns"y River
where ready saIr be ne With for it t. Northern "ca-
sell.
TEENaA crr:t of g, Il and j. Tbns will he circ!l, ~
ccp; i1r small .nm U "iray the of sac, The ur.
chaser being required 10 give GOOD personal security, a
the c withheld until ihe last payment and transfer IL
w. 7. TAlLoE,
Son. !l-r.d- Special Commissioner.
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EXECUTOE'S SALE OF 4 VALUABLE
L, a


TIME valuable Farm OF the late Dr. j. H. Grandcr in The
county Of DiuNiddie, Is miles from Petersburg ard
from the South side Rail Road, lying partly Nam"zine
Creek and adjoining the lands or JANE, llnnl!n, benjamin
Tucker and Others containing l3 acres, 3 Of which
cleared and In high State Of Improvement by the growth
uf Clover and other grasses the balance in original growth
of Oak &C., with small portion Of second growth Of Pine.
for sale. The so" j. chiefly clay, and we'll adapted 20
Wheat. Corn and Tobacco
The improvements better than OIL farms generally,
consisting Of larc: Dwc.liu; of stories, incluans base
ni.nt with IL In good repair; large ah new
iranary four Tobacco Bars. AMI other necessary BULL!
ngs Of which recently built. The location is
= very >uiiah. one FOR p'l!sl.ian.
Tile place offered for sale privately bu; IL no; sold
privately before TUESDAY, III. ELEVENTH DAY OF OC.
rOBER lj Il will be sold a. II O'Clock that hty u.
public auction. together viii; Corn crop of 2UC barrels a
large number % Cattle Sleep. Hog, Mule, and o,herpch
able property.
The terms vii! be made accommodating.
The place br shown hy tie myself, one .;
whom will be always OH the place.
Farther Information h- had iy addressing me ct
Mulberry Inn DlawidLi., VI. = r. EIAHpkR.
Nnv1 13--cfta
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SALE or LAND IN
GREENE CAINtEX

DI virtue o' decree OF the Circuit Court oI Greene
ID County, entered the l,;h day OF November l>j,,
IN thc suit of Robert A. Banks Co. against Sarah Samp
son and Others, will, THE SIXTEENTH DAY Of
NOVEMBER l>"?, in front OF the Tavern House Of Viii
liam Dunn, Stanard-yc In Greene County, o0er for
sab the hshe. bidder the Tract of Land IN The decree
me1ioncd adoinn. the lands of tie late W. IL. Conway,
a. Oth-r-, containing about - icrr-, hring the sanc
Tract Of Land conveye! Icy william Sampson 20 Sarah
Sampson.
TInN-Onyha half o! the purchase roncy viii he required
10 hr paid in cl the residue in twelve months from the
.al- secured by bond nih gco personal security.
10 bear .crc from the day Of sale. and The title Of the
ilrd 70 III retained un.ll the whole purchase money paid
0--rNix TIInS / Ul.MplIEEYS Gnrl'r
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VALUABLE PRINCE EDwAnD LAND

HAv1NG had srea, inducements offered me 10 move
Ill south | will offer At pubic sale TUESDAY, the
FOURTH DAY OF OCTOBER next, II fair not the mex,
fair day Farm which reside lying on Briery river
m,lr from Meherrin Depot, and 10 miles from Keysvle,
Oh the Richmond and Danve Railroad, aud miles from
the Court House. South containing $50 acres 2 In original
growth which is excellent tobacco and plant land
Also 100 or OF Brery and branch nas, mostly
very productive The improvements consist OF two story
frame dwelling with rooms, including storerooni aud
cellar with ali n.ces-ary out.budngs, including tobacco
barns Sc &C. further description Is deemed unnecessary,
those desiring To purchrse will examine Tor themselves
Tie subscriber will take pleasure In showing the pretnes
To all such.
For further information address the undersigned, and
prompt response will be given.
Pos, OGice Mocres Ordinary Richmond and panyille
Railroad a. V. ohLhH'
S.ut S-rIu