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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-06
JannarY IL.

4 AND FOR SALE.-Ihe Subscriber wishes 10 sell has
Irdct o Land, lying in the county of flnvanna on
The Riyaiiia River. and Adrans cTeeA about miles
nom The town OF Columbia and seven from tie court
house of the county
ofthetrac which contains, in The whole, 900 acres
there is only 800 cieared-I00 of which is good
bottom land bordering the river and creek At least
800 acres OF high land good tobacco land and the
Lance OF the Tracts well adapted the culture OF corn
wheat &c svery productive, aud lies well generally
The land has Oh IL large dwelling louse well suited to
The accommodation of family, and also Kitchen sta
Dies, and other necessary and convenient hoes
geher with oierabie good orchard Of fruit trees. The
dwellinshonse is beautifully situated and remarkable
healthy, OF Which the Subscriber from his long expert
ence, can give full assurance.
There is on the land, which will be sold with il good
Manufacturing, Grlst aud Mill the latter ofwnich
VIII b. particularly variable the purchaser as 1909
ores ofheland abounds with good prime timber There
as also house which has been hitherto is at pre-
sent used for Merchandising and considered excel
lent stand for business.
The whole will be sold together, and possession given
Immediately, OF divided into tracts of 500 acres may
best suit purchasers Oncthird Of the purchase money
will be required in cash and the other twohrds in two
annual payments.
Those wishing to purchase will be shewn the land by
my son Thomas Bernard, residing the premises 10
whom application may be made for that purpose or to
mysefat the Washington Tavern, in the city of Rich
mond.
ALLEN BERNARD.
Januarx o. ,a,....'
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VIKGINTY LAND-OFFICcC
Jnu.arv2l.

18th January, 1917. 4
compliance with act OF tile General Assembly of
4 Ill. Connlonw eaith OF Virginia, entitled, An Act
areic the several laws concerning EscEeas passed
febrnlTy tie lith, lsil--i do hereby, make Known,
that, by the certificate of the escleator and fol Tie,
tr'Bty NJ Chesterfield, bearing receives into
inns Office this day, appears that the follow lg
Tate oi which certain John ~ Loud M alien died s.z-
Ell ad possessed mas been found by an ngucst taken ac-
cYidhs to law before the sad rscheaor the Sub day
OF match, 1876 10 have cacbeated to the said Common
wcaiE THAT is to say
-Four aud half acres OF land, lying and being in the
said county OF Chesterfield, conveyed to said MLogd by
Robert Anderson, hy two several deeds bearing dae on
The 20i dp ct October isll the acres and
the other for hall an acre aud both ofrecord i'll the cou
~ coGft oi the said c0anty =
Two dali lots OF ground in the town of Manches-
ter, and county atSresaldIhe lying on the south
side oi The main sue- leading Iayo Bridge with Sc
ven houses hereon adjoining the lots of kennon jies
ana otieis, aud known and distinguished in the plan
Tie saId town by Me- 22 and conveyed by John Archer
(suVviug trustee of George Robnsen aud John Archer)
To the said Loud by deed bearing the 3Oth day OF
Hay, and ofrccord IN the county court of the said
coiNty-1h other lying on the north side the main
street leading TO Nato Bridge with three houses there
o-a:Joning tie lot of Robert Graham and others <
known and distinguished in the plan OF said town by No.
225 ana conveyed 10 the said Loud by deed bargain
and sale nom Branch I. Archer. bearing date the lst
day OF May, 1871 which of in tile county court
Of The said county vi Chesterfield.
WM. G. PENBLETON,
February L. ss.,s,y
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k'UIiON.-CI M2BEFsoN's CraNmsr Sclto0l. in he
n vicinity Of Gloucester cOrr.-house, viii be opened
sntne lth inst aud closed on tie 10th 81 Deer which
completes the Session.
JerRs- Hraid aif 1u.on, boardcrs nadiRg their own
beds, s l23 Session.
iac fees oT Tuition arc, faT The Latin tongue 80 per
session rrgiish Gtamnifr- Georlc-fy Geography aud
fraedcai "a henat.ce. copper session KciGng, Wr-
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IA COUNCIL, Jan. 9, 1917.
ETs advised, that aer the l5sh day February ueSi
ail claims against the Commonwealth growing ONT OF
tie late war, siaii, IN addition other requisites be sun
ported by the AFFIDAVIT OF lie ciIinaat-& that tins advice
he published in the papers o: this City The informant
OF the puhl:c.
Ctpy PROM the MWwteS.
WI. ROBERTSON, c. c.
January IL. 5n.tf
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FSOSION GLASS--l he Subscribers author ised 10y
kC the CtaSS WdHnfactnring COap0,,g OF Boston. U
make known to their ricnds AID the pubic, tuat IhsiT
Furnace, lately destroyed by lie, has hsen rebuilt sp0a
more extensive and permanent plan, in
plefe operation IN the manufacturing OF NauOw Glass;
Apohecary and other hollow glass ware OF every Gcs-
cron, superior IN strength and Diiancs any iniIor
ted oT made ~ this country Prompt attention will he
paid to ali % deIs ieit arthe Connuns-House OF
SMirH x RIDDLE,
Ubo hare Refetrcd. 4 small assortment oi Window
Glass, aud few Sheet Glass, of tir- quality.
jannaryii. .g-tf
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Z AND FOX sSLE.-I wish to sell OF land Is ing
within two miles of Amherst courthouse, and 10
mites nom lynciiiur., containing 1870 acres upou
winch Is large and conu!odious dwelling house. with
all The necessary outhouses also orchards of every
crption tnc whole remarkably well enclosed.
one TWO ahd three years credit Viii be given and pos
session the Ist oi December hext.
Application may be made to Peter Walker, Esq OF
Lynchburs, or to the Subscriber.
ROBERT WALKER.
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dkNEHUNDREO DOLLARS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ my service. the i,li inst. negro man named
JdcfsuH, VII" occasionally calls ii.si, y0ck Hudson
H's htsOi Is well known N Ibis city having drove
ioi several wears for Col. Wia. Campbell! from whom
pncHSs," ,in about SIN months tie is very aFifsl
anu probably viii obtain free pass, and cUd,ayOur 10
niahe h7ithwaIdy, as am lately informed lie made
tEfras 10 Ibis elect 10 induce his late master make
'aie Of him. He is about six feet high made incli.
ned 10 sioOp inhis shoulders of dark awny hue tit
tie ochhiIen bad Continuance. and abous rs old
by tisdca shoemaker Ills clothing adark brown coat
te. @ black velvet collar. striped swansdowu acket
giey twica panaio0iis and Il dark brown great coat
The above reward wilic paid taxing no ucsro
and securing him in any Jail "a thai get him again. IL
cut O the State twenty dollars within the Site and
il brought hone in addition ali reasonable charges paid
EDWARD {. DAVIS.
January %. SBtf
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NJ oIiCt.By Virtue OF Deed of Trust, executed to
the Subscribers, by William q. Carrier, and Polly
hs VIE, bearing date the 10 day OF june 1900, and duly
afrtied To record the Court OF Abenlafe County, -
sec,1e the payment OF several of MONEY! die
William d. Hunt, with tie accrrin. interest, specified
IN the bonds referred to, ~ the said Deed OF irGstNi
be sold, on Monday lie seventh day of April s! IN the
premises IN Cha. O,tesyilie, by public Auction, for Cash.
LOT or GROUND, mo. So ia the said tUan, with
the improvements ti.ereOn (which very vauable) adj
tnuins tie Courthouse Square; much thereof
Will be sufficient effect TIE oS,ects OF said Trast begin
ming at The sonA end OF the saId Lot, No 49, and running
= fpel North
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Amherst. Jan. ?.

t{Nok sALE-for Aij-0ryc Lors. lying in the town of
II Urbanna together 18th the buildings therelnto he
longing consisting Of stoTc-house formerly occupied
b. James Ross y 20. bu exclusively tor and admirably
adapted 10 the cautiic busessthe house is forty
ieet or more III length, is completely sheved each
SIDE, and possesses every other cOnvenecebeneat is
good dry cellar, capable Of containing Lhs. OF
fnni-thefe are also dining aud three bed cham
hers, two ofwiiich are large enough to held beds
the other capable of containing one on,y-two large
warehouses immediately Oh tile creek-the one with two,
TIE 0fhi with one room above pl tie reception OF grain
Ia kitchen, cec.-The said buildings sonewh,t ia
want OF repair but MAY be put In good order
siderable cxpcnce ia proportion 10 the value vi the pro
perry.
more particular description is deemed unnecessary,
as 1t Is presumed persons wishing 10 purchase viii
the property beforehand.
Ii not previously disposed OF privately the said lots
and buildings will DE sold at public sale the
prii next, ii fair fair day. Bonds ayasie
in twelve months from the date with securities, aud
deed ~ deeds of trust TO secure the payment will
quiied OF the purchaser purchasers.
JAMES ROSS, SrrEisis Z partner
ojJuMeS Ross y Go.
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HANGING CHooL.-1fr. CHigon has the honor 10
- interim the Ladies and Gentlemen of Richmond
Lai MS second term viii commence lie first Wednesday
III February in MIR. Buchanan's long room
For further particulars, please enquire Of Mr. G. at
Mrs. MetzleT's.
January ls. 40 In,
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planned in tile following
DEDICATION
10 THE LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.
Gentlemen,
A citizen. who loves the State in
which he was born, begs leave TO dedicate to
you, its legitimate Delegates, the following
TABLES. IheymGy furnish YOU some assistance
In deciding the important question, which will
come before you, OF a CHANGE or the CoNsII-
TUITION.
The first Table is List of the Federal Tax
on LAND, &c. extracted from the Books of the
Commissioner ofthe Revenue at Washington;
as aiiording tie best data we can Obtail.-for as
pertaining the real rdiue of the lands IN the i9e-
rent counties OF Virginia, with tie exception
OF nineteen counties, which form four dis
tricts)
The second is drawn principally by calcula-
ton from the flrst-in this way-By reference
to the Auditors Books it appears, that the
State Tax imposed on LAND under the exis-
ting law OF Virginia, amounted in the yeaI
1915 to S237,g10, OF cents. If this sum be
divided by the whole value of the land, as as
certaned by the federal assessment il will he
about thirteen and thrce-iourtlI cents for each
hundred dollars-and if imposed ON the Coun-
ties and Districts, according to their value. as
iixed By the United States Assessors, would
give to each, about the sums exhibited in this
second Table. II deserves to be remark ed
that the federal taxation differs from ours in
compreheEdng theVa!ue of houses and iaiprorc-
meRts.
These two tables are calculated to point out
the inequalities of our State system of 1axati-
on, and Of course the propriety of equalizing
the Land Tax.
The third table furnishes the CENSUS ofVirgi-
MIA, so useful in calculating the state of our
Representation.
The fourth points out the inequalities
which have creptinto the Representation of the
SENATE.
No. FIVE explains in another point of view.
tie inequality III both branches, but parficu-
larry in the House or DELEGATES.
That your deliberations on this as well as on
other subjects, mag contribute To Use good
or our beloved country, is the sincere wish
Of,
Yours. most ResDectfulIy
CITIZEN on LIDEINTA
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EoJBLiC SALE-By virtue OF deed OF trust cA coated
to the Subscribers by JOHN 1. Pussants for purpo-
therein mentioned and recorded in the county court
oil rnWalan, and BIZ he and consent all the
parties concerned VIII positively he sold. the highest
bIddei, nilhoutr.serye, al Pomhaian rtbOuse,
te fi Wednesday IN fcb nary next (Ueing Court DAY
the TRACT OF LAND, conveyed by the said deed, and
wicrton the said John L. Picasaats lately resided
iiAg IL acres, more 81 less, lying ON Jeness Ceck
the saio county.
The Terms Of Safe will be 1000 dollars in casr and
the bsldccin Two equal annual payments, b. secured
b. deed oi trust The lard
hr tile believed To good but the subscribers ac-
ting trustees, viii ony convey the right vested IA t,in
BY Tie trust deed and agreement aforesaid.
JOSIAH SMITH,
and 7r.nstecs.
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NEW 4ncfio1 ana Cos,ss.fs.ioa yf,re--rhe suhscri
Der bcgs leave TO inform his friends 2; tie public
that be has obtained commission As an sucsioneer
ana eiiefs ns s1Nces 10 chose who will favor aim with
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WM. DANCE,
January 10.

ltk GLASSES, COFFEE and SUGAR, on consignment.
I'VE 30 hhds prime Trinidad molasses; o2 bays prime
green coffee 20 boxes brown iavanns sugar-Landius
this day iion the sloop Beisey, and Tor sale by
THOS. II. MITCHELL.
Jnn.ary2l. s3-Gt
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Yours, most Respectfully,
\ CITIZEN OF VIRGINIA

n BGROhS for sae.-By Wrtue OF q decree oil tle
court otthe United states for the 9TH Circuit and
hisct OF virginia between Rcbceca Bond adininI,tta-
flN OF Phineds Bond. dec who attorney III fact fr
the creditors Of Ezekiel Edwards plaintiff and layid
Ross and Others defendants shall proceed to sell a,
public auction, rmmbcTOf SLANES-being tie SLAVES
and their increase conveyed by David Ross 20 William
MeWbuTn and others by deed trust OH the 2.t Of r,,
bcr 1907 aud recorded IN the court Of Canpbel county
he sale VIII commence at Oliv.T Towiess Tavern IN
tie Town OF lynchbnig the 7ti DAY oil Mach ueNt
and continue from day to dsy uuttl tie ssn,r A. ~i.
ted.
the Slaves will be sold for approved endorsed notes at
90 days, negotiable and payable The Bank Of Nrpiu ar
Farmers Bank oil Virginia.
These slaves are represented extremely valuable
most if not al II then having been eiurloyed In or
bout tc oxford Iron Works in tie county Of Capiobe
number ot themare said 10 BE- remarkably wc sailed
~ the wofsiuK OffOu. JAcy viii I've sold in families a.
tsT IS practicable with Justice 10 ic parties concerned
u would he more agreeable Inc % receive two euso
sers, town aud county endnsscr. in all eases
VIZ. MANN, Commissioner.
n The Eiif0r offhc Pyesy LgncA5rye. teju mar,
ne a59't easerfic0cst fiH TIC dag Of SITE ad f,r
ttb'k3,g !. sstas
Mo- stt.-being dssirous vest asat pf0voro,oS
! m property ia the stocs Of an aupoted iank -,
banks onef Tor sale Two beautiful ana valuable /r1,
~ the vicinity oithis town, (winchcser)
Any ihBg which will bo received ia oavr,ert f,,c ,t
subscriber. 20 tie United States Bant or ~ ~, .s
paper " any approved bak, viii b. received in
Janusryii. '' wa ~. h.
LNuuiONA caoTd LI6Neg has 7e-0T,ed Ii- ,.-o-,--
- s'sn asa teacher Of the LATIN Greek ana rfercl
lauguages OF the practical mathen,atcs ana ~ 49,, 800
ous brsnces ola liberal English education ~ ,i -.
% VIZ. Mathew O~en, about one mite ron Inc foor r.
| vern. 'N -
RID. Is willing to receive scholars la the a,,oy ~
ciCs-and hOcftling fob any number Of no,;,. -, =.
Tod OF lsrn r..
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ALLEN bER NARD.
80 Jaw 1yY
January IS.

VALUABLE LAND FOR sALE.-1he Subscriber Is
DESTROYS OF removing to the Western Coun,ry-aiid
Affect that object proposes 10 sell the Tract of LaNd
whereon she now lives, ia the county Buckingham
containing abcn 800 acres the lands Of Capt
JOHN A. Jones' Capt Merry others. The and lies about
I'VE miles above Buckingham courthouse about ten
from James River, and about eiey-vc above Richmond
is wen adapted To the culture ofco, wheat and tobacco
lis III an agreeable neighborhood very good mill
has socent quantity of cleared land 10 work eight or
ten hands 10 advantagea dwelling house aud other out
houses for the reception Of family Possession may be
had next all.
The terms of sale will be made known to any person
inclined 10 purchase by application 10 the subscriber H.
wing on the promises. ELIZABETH PERKINS
Erecntrir ~ JOhn Perkins, decd.
IanuaTyQ ,,o,r.
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,,,sI Z:

AZ. ihi e. tiss wceh ,Iaing tie session "a the
wsfo {ess.9tRss .ii &C. sbc sanle Eeieoioe Iite
r,i4,s ref aiIt. is,abic ia advance. Notes OF Char
,,,c Lanha. (0t wil. be received ia pasmcnt. The
ri.tul III guarantee lite safety OF reniiltng thri by
mail the postage oi al letters benny pad b. the Wi
tets.
k1r No papers will be dsccnaacdtlbn at the dscre.
non tie Jd.ioi until ail atIeaia.es have been paid no
II Whoever wiiignarantcs Tic payment vi nine papers
rLail receive a tenth gratis.
TERMS OH ADVERTISING.
l one Sc RaTs-i .rSf Insertion, as cets-fach con-
r.ntQsre 81 cents.
No idrtyiise0,ssii Inserted Ea;H 10 has either been
5a or, Gss3ed ~ Sose person ia thiS city or as
sIssiIOhS-
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February |,

Ew GOODS O6erfS Hal NeiIson have iilsi lie
celved aiarge and general assortment OF Naukc s
faHcg GOODS-amongst which are:
sHcst London supcriue cloths and cassmeres black &
coiored moeskn and silk cuttings Irish linens lawns
Diapers rich lace shawls, wells and capes elegant satin
ahd lace trimmings thread and silk laces eyantine
hounce aud Italian SILKS with great variety of other
Goods, which they will sell al the lowest prices.
January Z. 77tf
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EOhN WINSTON has, in addition to his former stock
- received from Ncw-York, " schooner Superb an as
soitinent OF HATS, manufactured by IIhne Brothers
o. principally of superior quality and f0tssf Cash
loH and have made arrangements for continued supplies
York and Philadelphia.
Also, will be kept regularly hand good supply Of
htch'7o"d made HiIS-ail of which is offered on fea
sonable terms, by Wholesale or retail
November 10. s6ua,n
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January 81.

IL ENrUCkY OHIO LANDS FOR SALE-The
IA Subscriber wishes to dispose Of two lfIit0ry
fTGctS q Land, tide undlsputed) each containing
ontwelye to fifteen hundred acIes-the one yinr on
Brakes Creek. branch OF Muddy Pond River which
einPties into Green River in Hopkins County, OF
hentncky ten miles from Madisonvie, the county town
Az eighteen miles from HopLnsgic. the county town
Of Christian This land is bounded side for near
" two miles by tie said creek, which navigabe within
ave OF siN miles of tiles beautifully is finely
tmoered contains about three hundred OF rstrase
meadow land, and is Acknowledged by all in the ueig
o"IDoOd oil H. TO be the best military Tac in that
Of Country.
The other tract lies on the waters Of cloverIick
Greek one ote branches of the Little Miami River in
the county Of CleTmont State OF Ohio vithln two or
thice miles OF Williamsburg. the county town nv Of
faitaFa twenty 81 NeWtOwn. thirty OF Cincinnati and
twelve OF the river Ohio. Williamsburg is fapdlf incres
sug 10 population aud At present contains many sofes
anu mechanics shops two printing offices aud four Ia
N'iis-ihs great atc ROAD hOn Cincinnati 10 tire Eas-
tern states passes through IT, This tract il any thing Il
superior ~ The former thc soil Of both admirably dap.
tou % he culture Of corn, wheat, hemp and tobacco
aud not one acre Of either tract with toefabie cutyat.
on bat would produce not less than SIXTY to eighty
bushels Of corn.
10 avoid unnecessary Communications asio price the
subscriber has sed the lowest that he will alre in
cash. peTacrc az ave dollars or on credit Al an e,fe,
dcd price according tie length Of credit or lie will
take meNchangc, real or personal Properly bonds and
other negotiable papers, at cash valuations. From the
nnieuse emigration TO those Countries, he prices -
land increase not less tan twenty-five pei annually
and IN many instances high as my per cent.
Although the Subscriber has very recently been on
these lands ANA describes item from their actual -tse
yei lie would greatly prefer that person desrors of pur-
chasing should view them afs have them examined
| by ono IN whom lie had f'Iil confidence.
u these lands be not sold ont before the FALL they will
be let 10 small farms on leases OF years, the follow
I ing terms, VITO clear ouethifd daring the term
leave undpr good fence aud leave IN good repair any
ienemens he may erect for his accommodation. 4
general warranty will be given these lands Re
l0nged TO Coz iict kcheson, dec o. kngWiiiau. Any
letters oBthc subject OF purchasing pleasing post paid
directed 90 The subscriber. at Cr0Rdof Cropc, rear
Charles Guy court house, will be duly attended to-
PATRICK HESDEEN.
l p -N.ll
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z AND FOR SALE.-On Wednesday, the 10Th of Febru-
E% AIRY next will he sold 10 the highest bidder at Pow
batan courthouse, at being court day. Tract Of Lama
belonging TO The estate of Wm IiobsOm dec. aGreeaby
To ms last VIII aud testament. This tract contains be-
tween $50 and 500 acrcsoaerd Of which il is suppo-
sed is wood land.
he land lies upon the Buckingham Road, miles be-
low Powhatzn Courthouse aud within seyei, miles of
manufacturing mills IL adioiEs the lands of Thompson
Bonn the estate Of John HobsOn, Brett Randolph the
estate Of Jelfery Davis and Jeptha Ieet.
Inc land VIII he shewn 10 any person wishing view
the premises, either by the Subscriber Mr. Richard
Adams, who lives adjoining the said land.
Terms MADE ku0CH tie doy ofs0le.
FRANCIS d. POYALL, Error
January 81.
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CONGRESS-.
SKETCH OFTHE DEBATE IN TIE
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,,

On tic bill to prereHt citizens Of the Uni
ted States fi'on selling resseis Of way' to
the citizens or subjects Of any foreign pov-
e., Sc.
The House in committee of the whole, Mr..
JACKSON, Of Va in the Chair
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FOR N4LE

EOR SALE
a THE OFFICE OF THE ENQUIRER
~ |nahpdnphiet, comprising certain Ia
bies, calculated 10 exhibit some OF the effects
OF the existing Constitution
Inc precise object of this pamphlet is ex.
planned in the following
DEDICATION
TO THE LEGISLATURE OF FIRGINI4.
{ysufIeDeu
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August 81.

% S1aN W. kh hatlSsiivc. Srras.ee'.
August Al. 3,st,ls
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Iannary 4.

TN CHANCERG.-At Court held fer Cumberland
L County the 10Th day of Oct. lSl0.
Ehomas H. Walton, Plaintiff, agans, James Spears
Robert Spears tile said Robert eXor OF VIM Spears
Gee. and Leonard Daniel, exor of Sarah Spears dec.
k,sg.
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I'm CHANCiRY.--iu rowhatan County Court, Decem-
Z bel ts, 1915.
iriafd Noel and Poll, w lis wife, formerly Polly ".
JogWood, md " lli.m " LoswoUd and thomas =.
loswoeu Infant children OF Edmund Logwood, cec'd
rhs ate osle JOHN Eswood dec. by their enarei-
~, the said Iho.:i@s LoswoOt, PLAINTIFFS. -
y aCAi.sr
,essc Hughes IS'Or Of John iogsood dec. Jane Pcorc
aud JaG.tn fucker, Ronert foDrc, Robert sampson
Agnes his wife, losait fJurs, ftanois Sin and Mar
tina his wife, David poNfe and Anu rJorc in their
tights, and rs kciis of sampson I,oOre decd,
DefcesaAiy.
Ihs dag camel the plaintiffs by their aores, aud it
appearing to the satisfaction OF the COUit that tie e.cl
Francis smith ;td martha Lis wife not inhabi
OF this State, rs, therefore, U6crecddnd O,Gor
sd Ihat lie said Francis smith aid Martha Lie Wife, do
appear here OH before ihc third Wednesday in March
next aud answer the plaintiffs M ana give secnrity for
performing such The Court say make lien elm
and tllisi cop, OF this order be forthwith inserted in
oome newspaper published in the City al RichmOnd and
sOntInded for months SUI cessivcy, and that another
copy be posted up door ol The courthouse of this
county successive days previous Tie said
saiId "Wednesday in March next.
Copy, fesie,
wM. S. DANCE, OK.
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