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rTyHE Virginia Patent Thr,hing sul,ib.r
mon, on illh Street, near Mr. Mayos bridge, tenders hi
the farming community of Impl.-
of Hubandry the approved plans lie wi,he,
TO call their attention parc his much ppr ,yed POI
BILE Threshng Machine, which believed pass now
IN use IN this other country for execution chespness
durability This machine extremol, simple in its structure
nearly all its parts of iron, is completely portable can
he adjusted from par, of the Farm another and put
operation hour after the place
by the plantation hands None parts deranged by re-
moving Acotton GIN be attached same machine
with little OF no eApencc, after the Oin Is furnished
late improvement the above machine making,
that will render simple durable and business with
greater dispatch The price Of the machines complete
factory 500 tie manufactures Cotton Gins appro-
we'd souihe'n plan Wheat Fans, self-eeding common
kinds 81 wrought iron aaehney made agreeable pattern
direction, by the subscriber. SAMUEL COCHRAN
Mr. Boiling AID s. F,zhugh, Of Stafford Mr. Gle, z-
hugh and Capt Thomas s. D. Barber, King Georse co DR.
Wan Boyd of King Queenco; Edward IL. Bosseau Jaulc,
Lhe and Tho HOwleh E,qs Of Chesterfield CO. OF 10 their
IL Persons wishing get any of his machines for the get
Ing of their next cIop, will please leave Orders
Boy, from n years OF age from the country, ct
good character, will be taken if application be made imme
atey TO sc.
have purchased OF Mr. Samuel Cochran Portable Thes-
g Machine, which may be worked by
hands, aud although have been able gave air trial
e ur asses my expectation the quantity and ceannr.
Of me wbea which gets out and am Of opinion if well
Caroline county, Aug 1892. oIIAs. MORRIS.
hereby certify that owo one OF Mr.. Samuel Cochrans
ate Improved Portable Thresbing Machines with which an
much pleased hrehed between $40 one thousand
bushels oi wheat OF the last cop by Of three
seven hand 10y Judeios management am confident that the
said machine will from l50o 300 bushels per day with
eese 10 horses and hands Is perfectly portable be
up and removed, erected and SCI TO work hours.
etive simpler and better machine cosd be constructed
OF the use ii was intended. GILES FIIZHUGu.
Mouieyideo, King George May, ISI4
do certify, that Vt AI. Samuel Coclrans Por-
able Thiesins Machines which worked with OF mule,
horses, and eight hands with which thrcshed durin
Ihe last summer between 800 1000 bushels OF wheat
from the averaging bushels per a
The Machine with he from one farm to ao-
her different parts Of the farm aud erected by the
plantation hands lorr five hours. think the machine
superior 10 machine have for economy,
Of threshns and durability A. witness my baud Ibis ash Of
January, 1925. Chesterfield county.
EDWARD Ii. DoISSEAU
March IL. ,Ot-,y,r
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4 TRUST S.aLE

ESY virtue Of deed executed by Arnis
- Hoemes, bearing date the day Of October 1924 ami
duy recorded in the Clerks Office OF the county Caroline
shall on Monday, The 10th day o Hay net ont
door oi the Bowling Green Tavern the county
oh for sale 10 the highest bidder upon following
to wit; one third e purchase money be paid in cash
and The balance IN two equal nsianen the
OF purchasers to give bond with good personal security
deco OF trust the premises 10 the purchase money
the iRACT Or LAND COVE, ed IN b. said deed, stu
ate, lying aud being the county Caroline
RIVER bounded side by Baylors line, also adoin
ing the lands OF dis Jones aud others, containing as
ed niue upward Of one thousand three hundred acres be
tue ane more or less, bong the known BY name Of
ssPen bil and which devised 10 sai Ami5: cad
ioone 10y ut viii Of hi, father, col ,hn Hnooaes
ices IN the manner and upon he expressed ia the said
~ which can he certainly sy reference 10 the
ae duly recorded IN She clerks Office of The county court If
"a oine The tract Of land will he divided suit purchas-
e. % sll be deemed necessary enhance The sale. The
uee ~ also reserve The liberty pFeyeL, the land fron,
heug struck of upon the bid Of person. which in he OPT.
La ~ M trustee would x sacrihce ia the "a he
Of n and ais heas authorized BY the said deed ,,u 10
e ie 4ia tract q tDd private sale, the liberty OF
o SO 81 any tBe before The day hereby for the pub
e sal thereof II ~ the an vrr should be mad,
"hie r trustee may think proper accept. Only such lille
wal a conveyed vested in the BY the aid deed
oi urt J. IL. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
apr
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From London Papers.l
POLICE.-BANK CLERKS.
LONDON. March

LONDON, March %.
Mansion House.---Another bankers clerk was
yesterday brought before the Lord Mayor, on a
charge OF felony. Francis Netterville Watkins, a
young man of highly respectable connexions and
gentlemanly appearance, was apprehended some
days ago, charged with having stolen EI39 in the
banking house OF his employers, Sir John Lubbock
and Co. Evidence was, however, only given with
respect to the particular note. The case was not
gone into until yesterday.
Mr.. Hobler, jun. who conducted the prosecu-
ton solicitor to the banking house. stated that
it was the request of the prisoner, to which no OBJ
lection made the part of the prosecutors,
that the examination might be deferred for a week,
in order that his confinement might continue to be
in the Compter instead OF being ordered TO New
gate.
The Lord Mayor expressed his sorrow at being
obliged TO send such person to Newgate, amongst
the lowest description of leons, but It had been his
painful duty TO commit to that prison persons whore
connexions were equally respectable and to whom
he had been compelled to refuse similar requests If
such applications were acceded to, the Compiler
would be filled with prisoners in waiting for trial
Mr.. Hobler then called the evidence.
Mr.. Higham, a clerk in tire house of Lubbock
and Co. stated, that the prisoner was senior clerk
in the house. On the 18th of February last they
missed parcel of country notes, which had been
received on the day before.
NBere me witness IN voice which was trequent-
ly inaudble TO all in the Justice Room, except the
Lord Mayor, began TO relate the mode Of doing
business at the house) We understood him to state
that this and other losses had occasioned much con-
fusion in the house, that one of the notes which the
prisoner was charged with having stolen, was paid
away by the prisoner .. another bankng-house; that
the prisoner was recognised as the person who
paid it away, and charged with stealing that and
other notes. and that he confessed the robbery and
pointed out hole in one Of the water-closets
where were found EI3S in country notes One
of The notes was identified as having been paid
into the house. The notes were taken from
parcel with which the prisoner had no business &c
NEEDLE.
| Mr. Abbott, another clerk In the house. stated
that it was his department to check certain bills
aud notes. He had to fetch them from the pofleT's
table, where many parcels were laid out in the
morning, IN order that each clerk might take the
parcel set apart for him. Upon examining the
parcel for the purpose Of checLing it, witness found
that notes 70 the amount Of Gl3S were missing
This sum, in country notes, was taken from a
parcel containing from SI,zoO to g2,oeo
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Plaintiff

VIRGINIA: AT Rules holden in the Clerk, OEee of The
Superior Court Of Choncery for the Richmond District the
9th day Of April 1925
John Robertson, Esq Attorney General ofthe said
wealth, plaiufir
Agains;
Thomas Mitchell wiam Mitchell William Griffin Edwsrs
Tsum, John Burch aud George Hairsion, Defendant,
The defendants Thomas MITCHELL William Mitchell Wilt
Griffin, Edward Taum, John Buoh not having entered
their appearance and given security according the Act 81
assembly and the rules Of this court, and appearing 10y
tiactory evidence that hes not inhabitants Of this country;
" ordered that the said defendants do appear here the
tenth day othe next and Bill ofhe Plaintiffs
anil that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the city Of Riohnond FOR months
suecesvsy, and posted the front door Of the Capitol tho
said city. Acopy. Tede WIN. w. HENING.C. G.
Aprile. f0g- 40
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TRIIST RALE-

~ virtue Of deed in executed by Henry AnseaJ,
- dec William Craze. and Robert Taylor, n trustees be-
tween said ArmseSd and WIN Lighoo dec. which deed = OF
record ~ the county Of Charles city bearing date ooo-
5eT 1000 conveying certain tract Of land lying 20 Charles
C,y County containing hundred and cighty aere cali
ed and Known b. the Of BLACK swamp The trustee. be-
ieg both dead, am called the rePsenaiive Of Wias
braves dee oi the trustees Aforesaid make sale Of sd
tract Of land which sale will take place AZ Charles city Court
hois On The Sd Thursday ~ May next oeing court day ns
land will Be sold for cash. for The pupots m said deed on at
mentioned, and such conveyance made b, The subscriber be
viii be authorized TO make BY deed afoea5 The above
land well adapted 10 the culture Of and wheat ano y
heavily dubered with vpe, aud vel worth the attention OF
tnbsr-gettert
WYATT WALKER, kr'or
y WiJfnn Grave dec.
Apf7s geg~Nsz
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Land and Fiffv .Negroes

WILL be sold my plantation near Cumberland court
w house, IN the 18th dsy ofMay next fair II the
next au day. the Tract IF Land wherein now live cousan
ing seven hundred and forytwo acrepayabe in FIVE equal
annual Psymcnb At the time and place, will he sod
az my stock Tools aud Crop, twelve months credit also
between forty and fifty valuable Negroes auy in Vgiuis
Tor cash The sale win be conducted in my absense by OF
Maurice Langhorne and Mr. Daniel r. Allen.
cumberland, April 2. 1926. JAMES ALLEN, Jr.
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j. HUNTER, clerk.
YnE o.

IhOlNiA AT Rules, holden The Clerks Office of III,
SuPe,or Court oil Chancery for the Richmond DISTRICT
Edw1r. H. Mosely aud Archibald L. Woodbridge executors,
ceased, " 49, ., ;H.iias5' ue'>
Against
markham and Caroline NJ. Harris, William A. Tur-
pn anu Eahid Cox, and uf Tkon,a, I,
RS dec and Lucy C. Maram aud Bernard Mar kla Chanpe
j. Marklam VIM. Markham a. d Mar, Z. Markham and r.
dEh v? Sso'. L,neus D, Hugh NJ, Martha L. f. O,ben AZ
'" 70 IN ~ ~ - ' nam Defendants
fhe defendant William Markham having entered biz,
ami gwen security according the act Of Aem
o AUG e rules OF tins court and appearing by sarioTy
N'dehee tha be = not nhabant this count ~ Il /. o.
nsfe h.' Ia defendants sppea here the rt day OF
eh term and answer the Bill the plainuGs and h
copy OF ms order he tohwit iH erted some ne,un.T
pu9'hed n Getty OF Rchmon months sue
aud posted the front door Of the Capitol in the said civ
VIM. w. HENING {. C,
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.NOTICE.

THE Subscribers will open choice supply Of SE1SON
Il ABLE GOODS, the 10th Of April, veil known
stand in Amelia recently occupied b, Thomas Perknson,
Pekinonyie. Oar Goods will be boue ht an Baltimore Pha-
dcphia and Newiork for cash, and wall he sold
able The former that place. and the
pie generally, invited to call and examine. Handb will
be out designating the goods, &c
MOTLEY IRVING & Co
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LONDON PAVED WITH OOLD.
Nu.tos ia former day. were told
That London town paved with gold:
They thought gilt MADAM
Safe breaking ingots in the street,
Gut, when they ran 10 share the tseat,
They found Il all a sand KUN.
Ia these Dorado DAYS
Resolved To Tealise the drea
tor highways, hedge, dhcbe..
Proher me gold at every turn
And all my kind acquaintance burn
10 smother me with riches.
Early or late, wh.r,'er rove,
In park, or square, suburban grove,
In civic lanes alleys,
Riches are hawk'd while rival, rush
io pour into mine car su>h
Oi mon ey-makng saliiss.
Haste instantly and bay, cries one
Real Del Monte shares, for none
Win ,i.lda richer profit;
Anolher cries-No mining plan
Like ours-ihe Anylo-McAiean;
Is for Del Monte, soof II.
2AiS grasps my botton, and declares "a
There's nothing like Columbian shares,
The capital a million
Ihat, erie, La Plata, sure TO pay,
Ur bid. me buy without delay
Hibernian or Brazilian.
Escaped from these tormeni, Of the Mine,
Rivals IN Gas, an endlsssline,
Arrest me as travel;
Zach sure my suffrage 10 receive,
II will give him leave
His project to unravel.
By Fire and Life Insurers next,
I'm intercepted, pe-tcr'd veN'd,
Almost beyond endurance;
An though the schemes appear unsound,
Their advocates are seldom found
Deficient in assurance.
Last I'm worried share, to buy
In the Canadian Company,
The Milk Association,
The Laundrynlen who wash by steam,
Railways, Peari-li.hing, ar the scheme
For Inland Navigation.
Dewidsr'd, stunn'd, l cry in vain
Avaunt! We miserable train,
BY thirst Of gold tormentcd
My little competence Is wealth,
That gives both mind and body hesttE,
So long I'm contented.
Ye shall not ravage and infe,t
Ny bosons holy temple, bcst
With Images IF gladne-s,
Nor place my heart in MamInon. fang,
To wraek 1t with The pains and pangi
OF Avsrice's madness.
oh when my peaceful cottage, when
Shall exchange this strife of men,
This clamOrous confusion,
For song Of birds, the hum If bees,
The .uiisic Of The brooks and trees
Aud all the soothing hlrnonics
OF nature and secipsioS
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Richmond Burr MIL Stone Afdnufactorg.
FFit subscriber respectfully Inform their friends snd the
public generally, That they have hand gond and
vel selected assortment Of Trench BURR BLOCKS
oi the beat quality And also, ready made Burr WSfoc
81 VARIOUS sizes which they not inferior 10 any built
~ country Peon wanting the above article be sup
Piled Northern prices We sre determined TO sell 4. low
they een be bought IN anyfePeetabe shop for cash town
acceptance Their shop II the ol r and 18th
Streets. Orders will be thankfully received and promptly GU
eenied SMELL q RUST
Anye. It7.-,vt9y
b. 70, reference ~ 10 IN, quality OF our rcsdv made
Burr MSones, apply the Richmond mlers a. iey have
universally had isir trial Of them s. Il r.
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az AS the Jail OF Prince William county, the
~ Sd da OF March, 1928, runaway, negro named
BdRTLETThe states that he the property of Mrs Mily
Pag OF Richmond county, Va. Said runaway about
years old Of dark about feet inches high lie
had when committed dark brown aud blue panta-
iOons Tue OF said hereby tequr
forward prove property, pay charges aud take him away, OF
he will be dealt with as the Law dh cet.
JOHN MERCHANT, Jailor.
April % ii5---wi2w
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GEO: ROBI-sI'SO.N, .ltiorley az Ldtr,
ESlDES S.ollssie, in Albemarle county, aud will
IL continue practise tn, Superior aud Inferior
Of Aihemarie, Fl,vanna and buckingham.
lie Will attend with sssduy ali business eonJed TO his
anagemen.
May ftT--w2wt
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Acting Secretary Of the Treassvg
IO5-f1Dfhg

TRE1SURY DEPARTMEYT, 29th April 1875
NOIlCE hereby given, that the first day Of October
nest the principal Of the ss per Cent Stock Of the Un-
ted States created uuder the authority Of act Of ong,
entled, An act authorizing loan for not ereesding
eleven millions Of dollars" OPened the fourteenth day Of
March thousand eight hundred twelve together i'm
the interest due thereon will be paid to the proprietor N d
stock OF Their aofnes duly authorized al the Treasury Of
me United States in Washington aud at the several Loan Of
ce on the books ofwhicb any portion u said Stock ma stand
surrender Of the Certificates Of said Stock will be rsoursd
The tune Of payment and The interest said Stock will cess
from and alter the hirtitth day Of September next
SAMUEL L. SOUTHARD,
1ay ~ 1919, l-SNhS Acting See'ry Treasury
WISH 70 hire, purchase healthy active voung man
Eservn Of good character, who 10 the
msn' oftIons', and rbo n a 'stfsl ssrriSse driver
hstsb y. GO
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4 CHANCERY-At held for LOUISA county ON ~.
Il iitl DAY of March, 1895: ' Va inv
h91an rnoma' James Thomas, Margaret Thoa. and NTH
A., -, 't -i'i1ieu hohnas, Pltfs.
Dai a'ehnrdson and Lavina his wife, late Lavin;, Tt
ma, |" imam l. Themes Peggy Thomas Nancy Tboma, ~
'y loms iarian homa David Ric on and Elisha -
, .Inhi''te 'i . annah Thomas and David Rictard "a
m, IaSaal.", ', ~, '.'" -, h"ha', nee Defts.
ma, ana laah Thomas having their appsar,c
@ gwen security according TO Law aud The OF hi e,
n, commemorative On motion Of the Plainfs by Tboms
'" Coeman Esq their attorney, il ordered tbat A., "a
let's Peggy, Nancy, Luey and IaiaE Thoua, do anne h
on o. SeoTs The second Monday in June and answer The
Psnl OIL, and that copy Of this der be inserted ~ IL
Enquirer newspaper edited in the city Of Richmond for ;b
weeks eeess''ely, and posted the or Of the
Monday la Juue next. - ~ ''S seeon"
otarrsg' Te''e' j. HUNTER, clerk.
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April 9.
onAMcEkYIn GooelIand counts eourl 2l.l FeIra.

N CHANCEkY---In GoocLland county court 2I,t FeL,
lillian hopkins Sally his .pits, and HIM gir. agen,
~ i'en.y ts'date gho intsH1rrted h Francis Masi;s
H'' s@a SGIy and Francis too Of hears dibu
| f'e' q SHsann" Music, dse PLAINTIFF
Na.ha.isi Wass;e, Thomas Messie, Hear, Ala,e R,,,,
Mlsic, James Roberts 6igiiy 6is .g - jSo5ef ES1 ~
Retsa III 0!, Naacy Hassiz, Cidso, M,tse Hji JaaSs
and Chtri0e u Jane Dssic d. afn4s AMI Ss'e',
ais i'ys aud Constance Miller H., or right and az al
nin''t iE IF S'ls'aA 5Iassss dee oiieh said Afnsies
S' ' 1s'sa'e az eneanfs are ao Aes and dsr5zes Of
The Pa b lacir attorney, fled their bill asaa. The
aud the defendants hanei Aias4ie Tlou. Mas
se Henry 'as-ic, lhumH AISLE Betsey his wife james
h9oeI'S and oily Us ygiis Nancy Aa,ss William Jane. and
charlotte hs VIE, aud D. im aud Palsy his wife, hay-
ing entered their Appearance and given security aecori 10
The act OF Assembly and rules of this court and it psa
s ihe satisfaction OF the hat he na6iants
u hi slate, ON The motion OF the plaintiff y, their attorney
Is ordered tina; the said defendant, do ppe,r
the third Monday ia Stay the plaintiff bi
ana give security according that copy s order
he forthwith Inserted in public newspaper printed ~ m
city Of Riohmond for months ,iycy and that another
copy pePos'ed al the front door of the cour-bose this
April i ios-Nm 3. y -
n GhnNC ERY-In Powhaan county court, March the
l7ih, 1925:
Simon H. Block Plaintiff
Thomas Nirt Sheriff of Poyyhaan county and a, such adj
ninia'or of joseph Woodon dec. and Elizabeth Woodson
samuel Woodson, Jesse Wosss NJ Thomas Woodson Hurhc
W9oh'on and Hughes Owen and Sarah his wife, heirs OF
aidJosePh WoOdson deceased, Defendants.
Ihi day The plaintiff by his attorneys filed his bin
the that the defendants Jesse wooison and Thomas
"ooison inhabitants Of this states they not having
entered Their appearance and given security according
act Of Assembly aud the rules this court therefore on
The motion OF the plaintiff deereed ordered by the court
that The said defendants Jesse Woodon and Thomas Wood
SON. do appear here before the bird Thursday in June
next and the bill aforesaid give security FOR per
forming such decree may be made her cory
this order be forthwith in some newspaper pubhed
in ,he city Of Richmond, aud month. ,uroc
veiy and ih another copy he posted up the
courthouse Of th, county court days pryious
TO the said third Thursday u June next.
AeOPy. Tsste, VIM. s-pANoE, clerk.
April 4. 107-wrgp
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SHALL present petition the Legisisturs Of Virginia Al
uhsu DeF session, OT divorce from my wife Mary d.
Cooke BOWLER +. COCKE
nay y 1873.
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20 lUlINDliERT;Il.aKERS.

pursuance Of Of the General Assembly Of virginia
entitled, An set 70 authorize the establishment Of West
ern Iunatio Hosphal'-rassed 22d January, 1926:
Noee hereby given that Saturday the 9TH day Of july
next proposals for the erection Of the necessary building,
horzed by the act aforesaid, will be ed by the under
that purpose.
The work will he required be done in the best and
10 be commences early possible after the said 9th Of july
plan OF The buildings and the site will be sbewn any per-
son Or Peson disposed 10 contract upon application 70 eHher
Of the mtmbcrs of the committee.
Bond with approved security will be required Of the under
take or Gndeiker' in The penalty Of twenty thousand dol
under The immediate SuPtrnisndance Of the directors.
HiLLT4M KINNEY, m O
SAMUEL CLARKE,
WfLLTAHBELL,
LfT WdDDEL,
Nm. s. ESRRIDGE,
s.sustou, sTqyb Ii7---,Sts.R july
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NOTICE.

nN 18th April, 1925 executed Bond to Edmund Booker
Tines Town, Prince Edward county, for eight hundred
do or the Pnresa'e Of one negroes belonging Peter
Bon OF Amelia county For not necessary here Ia
ae orwafn all persons whatsoever from trading for or re-
oeiyny an az 'gumtnt OF the said Bond.
GEO: w. PERKINSoN.
Amelia county, bfay 6, 1925 iis-w4y
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Mr.. " iIIiam II. Hughes, Francis Pledge and
(fhTisIjolt his grife

DLEASEt to take notice. that Saturday the 9TH day Of
June next betweente hours ten o'clock the morning
and W IN the evening Of day. at the house Of T. Warren
ShookG Iii in the city Richmond shall proceed To-
take the Dispositions Of William D. Clarke and Others and
nue from day day unit, completed be read evidence
in suit depending the ohancery for the Rich
nond District in which plaintiff and you are defe ndsn,,
at which time You may attend ii you please
Nave. fI7-v4w John SHEPPARD
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INTER TO PL.A.VT'ERS.

IRVING & co.
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