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Ns CHEESE, sc.
First qaniity Cheese
Soutlctn Corn
Dnrieo's Hoes, &c. Cor sale by
STEPHEN MASON, in.
April 10.
fARRE.V 1C3DEMY.
srJ" The Spring Term of the Warren
Acaacmy, will commence on Monday
next Terms ofTuiion "a usual.
ELIAS MAGOUN, Preceptor.
Warren, March a.
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ACROslrIC.

ACkOSlIC.
as tribes vet unnumbe'd in beauteous form,
Rose from chaos 10 life and light
On the young perch Of nature ! welcori'd the
morn
Der the garden tov'd with delight.
Some eall me o war; a. Of exquisite skill,
To wound without aitow or steel;
Fer give oer TIE battle. conquer or kill
Rcdressing caeh wrong by the point Of my heel
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u TO SPORTSMEN T!
'>WNOR sale by the subscriber, rery
~ io,c, one double barrel RIFLE
hosc in want Of good Rifle will do well
ID call soon. -.,...
" THEODORE BARNEY.
~ May l..
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.-TAJ JOTICE.-All persons indebted to
IN the subscriber, previous to the h,s'
.of January, 1880, arc rcquestedto to make
Immediate payment. ,rn
- JOHN LUTHER.
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RMMDW ALa
.,rD rD5ssHSSs-Y1.'GsSP55 sHS 'GS5' sP5rr.
SAMUEL BLAKE,

(Laie Of The firm Of Blake . Cole.)
sYEyAKBS this method Of informing his
n friends and the public III Warren
bnnd Vicinity, that he has removed to Ills
new Store, in Water street, a few doors
North ofthe Hope Bank, where he has
Sfor sale an assortment of
Ladies and misses cloth Boots and
Shoes
DO do Leather Shoes
Gentlemcn's calfskin Boots & Shoes
f-of the best quality, and VIII be soid OH
3thc lowest terms. -
Also for sale, Bells, and Lee s. Ihomr
son's Paste Backing
Ladies' Cloth Boots end Shoes ofevery
description made to measure, in the most
\ fashionable style, by an experienced
workman, at short notice.
lie feels grateful for the liberal share Of
co,ronoge he has heretofore received, and
solicits continuance ofthe same.
N .M0u /.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-14

BRf virtue Of ID ed OF Trust, executed to the sub
ED scribers by Matthew r. p. rknson. bearing date
the twenty.eighth day Of February, 1928, and Of
cord in the Clerks Office OF The County Of Amelia for
certain purposes therein mentioned Tho undersigned will
proceed to sell on the four Thurdayu January next
at Amelia Court House, being Amelia Couri day, at
public auction, to the highest bidder, for cash. tract
oil land containing three hundred acres lying in the
said county, and seventeen likely negres, consisting Of
men, women boys and girls, in the said de par,icu
iary mentioned-We believe the title to this
to be upquestionabe, but acting as trustees we will
convey only such title 10 the purchasers az /, vested
In u.s. JOHN Il. LEIGH,
JOHN w. BAKER,
Dec. II 64-w2,r Trustee.
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A RUNAWAY HUSBAND -Ranaway from the

| a
IA subscribers habitaion. In the county Of Nooway
Virginia, on Monday, the 20h Of September last, a
certain JOHN c. CLAY. who had intermartied with
my daughter Judith Roberton, the Thursdsy evening
prect ding his elopement, and has been h. ard
snee except soon alter lis departure expressing every
epithet OF abuse aud calumny towards pait OF the
family, to Which he had associated himse ne IA
and amongst o or expressions, he said he would
again return to his vile. therefore with to notify the
public TO be guarded against such nefdriOus seoun
dre the said John c. Clay is since known 10 be- 10
this hood and for fear he may impose on some
other respectable i.male, and change his name as he
may have done by this time. will eDdeavor TO give
description OF his person He il about feet 10 inches
high, salow compile xion, dark bair black eyes, has
mole on his left eyebrow and eye-lid on the lett
side OF his nose and lip. and has mark on the let,
hand. in the form Of a he art
L, Is believed he has gone TO the State of Georgia.
where brother oil his liver. JOHN ROBERTSON.
Morn owAY COUNTY, Dec. Sd, $780,
Dec. II. 6I-w4w
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BY RITCHIE s. COOK.

0rhe ENQUIRER 10 published twicea week generally and
times week during tho session OF the Legislature
Price, heretofore Five Dollars payable in
advance Notes of chartered banks on will DO
received In The Editors will the safety Of
hitting them by OF all letters being paid by the
writer's
No paper wilibo the discretion of
Editors) until all arrcarages have been paid up.
Q- Whoever will tho OF nine sha
have 10 tonth GRATIS.
mo TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One square, OR LESS-Ft insertion 75centsoach
Instance, so cents.
ssNo advertisement until has either been paid for
assumed by somc person in this city, its envrons.
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is SnHNOh"f 81" H'"''s County Cunt October SOL
joseph woofoF, William ibuoy, and Jo,sph D,bu,y,

Henry sPitG David sPceT, John L. su Eibeh hi.
wife, Def,ndants
This day came The Plaintiff by their Counsel
IN this esu5and the Defendants, Henry Spice Sims
an1 E!K,hh his wife, having eusd their Appearance
given security according TO the Act Of Assembly Of
this Oou sod appearing 10 the sa'setiol ofthe Court
MT inhabitants II hs OOIm rwealth IL Ordered,
'ad Defendants Henry Spieer, John III zbeth h,
wife, do here on the first dy Of February
the sad Bill and that Of this
serted ia the Enqure published ia the City
mond Tor two moth, ucesyey and that another copy posted
at the front door OF the courthouse r county copy Te,le
Dec. 8. 60-wsa PHILIP WINSTON u. II. @.
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NoIlCE-On Wednesday. the 29 h day OF Deem.
Der next, II fair, IL not the fair day, at the
late residence OF Lewis Dupree, deed 10 the county
OF Creensvi'ie, will be cold, between forty aud fifty
i'keiy Young Negroes, consisting OF men. women.
boys and grls-all the stock Of Hoses. Mules Cattle,
and Hogs-ihe b lance Of Household and Kitchen Fur
ni'ure, Plantation Utensils &c-the crop Of corn. fod-
der, oats, and wheatthrse or onr Yoke of Wo Oxen
The negroes, torn fodder, and oat-, will be sold for
cashi the balance Of the estate will be sold credit
Of twelve nths the purchaser giving bond with sas-
factory security before the property is removed The
sale oil ctrn, fodder, oats hogs, cate and plantation
utensils, &c, on the Mason plan aon in Southampton
County, will take place said plantation, on Friday
the 3lst day OF December nex,.
JOSHUA c. LUNDY, Admins 'ra'or,
with the Will annexed Of Lewis Dupree. deed.
November, 1880. Dc Ia 64-tds
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TN pursuance OF an order OF the Superior Court OF
III Chancery Tor the Richmond District, offer Tor sale
Tract Of Land on Crumps Greek. in the oen,y OF
Hanover, about four miles below the Courthouse con
tanning 1920 acres, which laid off into four lots and
will he sold joiotly or severally.
Also, Tract OF Land in the county OF Goochldnd
on the waters OF Little Rvrd Creek, containing 537
acres-adjoninR the Lands OF Mr.. w Payne * Others
The Hanover Land viii be shcwn TO persons wish.
ing to purchase, by Mr. Laney Jones. who lives ne ar
1.-THE Goochland Land by Mr.. Payne.
For Teens, which will be accommodate ting. apply to
me near Hanover Courthouse. WM. +. WICKHAM
Surviving Trustee OF the Estate OF SaInI Gisi dee
Aug. h. 2S-t(
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EH ATS s. CAPS.--Just received by the subscriber
ri D. pr. Schr. Exit and oher late arrivals from M w
York, splendid assortment OF gentemens Black Bea-
YER Hats, OF the Manufacture OF s.. John; Smith and
Hannah and Others, of the latest Broadwa y fashions.
Also, gentlemsns youths and clildrens cops Of va
rious kinds On hand large and very general asor-
men, OF middng and low priced fur and wool hats,
which will be sold provided any person will buy the
on the most accommodating terms.
59--St JOHN THOMPSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-14

W lRGINIA AT Rules holden the CieIks Office
IeriOr Court of ChineUy for the Richmond Dutiet, 1t
day OF November, $50
George w rruhsari Bartholomew Tueheai and WIN. True
heart,
sg,insf
Gsrvs Storr., and M,ha his wife, Ltlebery Moty and
Louisa r. hts wf. aud other DstJts
The defendants Lltbey H. Moy and Louisa p his wife not
according
the Act OF Assembly aud the Rules Of this Court aud appearing
~ sscoIy ysnestba thy inhabtaht, this couny
Ordered the said
dy Of the January Term, and hall of the plaintiffs;
aud that eoTyof this Order be forthwith
FER published the City Of Rohmond for months
aud posted o the ftout the CAps the City
AeoFy' Te'e' WIN q. PENDLEroN, PC.
NV
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NEW ADvERTIs EMEMTs

DUMFORD ACADEMY.-The first session Of
- the ensuing year. will commence in this Semina
~ on the 18th January, and terminate ON The 10Th
June. The Greek and Roman authors read In the
classical those which are approved OF by
the University OF Virginia. The English and Mahe.
aticai department will continue under the direction oil
Mr. Kenny, wtose oil instruction Is extensive,
and conprehends Algebrs, Surveying, and every
branch OF Mathematics requisite. not only for adms
sion into College, bu, likswiss into the Navy or the
Military Academy at West Point.
TERMs.-Board, Washing, and Tuition, (each Beard
fnding his bed. bedding, towels, candles, &c)
500 per session Of FIVE months, payable in advance
Tuition alone SIS per session. able, also in advance
1oarders who enter at any time previous to the 18Th
February, are liable 10 the expense Of the whole SEES
furnish fre.arms wM. HAwKESWoRTH
Dec. ii. ol Dec. II, 81, %. Jan 4 IL
HNEMALE EDUCATlON.-An Academy has been
recently established this place, called the Mays
Vile Female Academy, under the management OF a
Board Of thirteen Trustees, ost Of whom have per-
scnal in making the Institution Of the best
character as il IL the place at which their daugh
ters are to he educated. They pledge themselves to
che public that exeitlons will be wanting on their
part TO Gauss uis Seminary 10 take high rank among
kindred ms buttons oil our country.
The stusiion as is generally known, Is remarkable
for Its heahness and the character Of tie village and
neshborhood is favorable to the pursuit OF liberal
cosr.e OF educa ion.
the services OF Miss SoPHRoNIA ABnI, in conduct
ing the ns.ru cton tf the IL suuon They jusii-
fed, by personal acquaintance and observation. in
speaking very confidently of Miss .fbbes qualifications
and skill as on instructress. Should the number oil
pupils who may enter the Academy, require the as
distance of another teacher, well qualified will be
be speedily obtained.
The exercises OF The Academy will begin on the first
Monday in January next The scholastic year will EN-
brace ten months. Tie vacation months will be June
and December. All the branches of good English
Educ will be taught For the elementary branches,
viz: Osihogrsphy, Reading, Penmanshp, Grammar,
Arithmetic, and Geography, SO per session Of five
months. For the higher branches, viz: History. Bsirs
Rhetoric, Chemistry, ard Natural Philosophy (Mes.
BE- conversational Hedges Logic, Paleys Moral Phi
Iosophy, Aiison on Taste, Drawing and Painting, $40
per session.
Boarding in the village and in its immediate vicinity
can be had in good families, en- moderate terms
BY order of the Trustees,
THOMAS NJ BONDURANT, Pr esdsut, Sc.
ROLFE ELDRIDGE. Secretary.
BUcxINoHAM, z. H., Dsc. l. 1880.
Dec. Ii. 6l-w3w.
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Reynolds bearing date the third Of November, 1880
and Of record in the Clerks office OF the county oil
Campbell for sundry purposes hereia msni1ned. the
will proceed to cell TUESDAY, the 18th
day Of December, $780, by way of public auction to
he highest bidder, the following property, 10 w.t. one
moiety OF the tract Of liul OF which John M'Reynolds
di, seized, and on which James C.. M Reynold now
reeides, containing 5Sl acres; aso another tract ad
joining thereto, called Deprssrs tract containing 80
acres; also another tract a. lining TO the ics,m. non
ed tract called the Long Dive tract, containing 2l0 a.
ores: ALEC forty odd slaves, consulting of men, women
aud ehdfet; hogs. sheep, horses. cattle, wagon, the
crop OF tobacco OF the present year, hOus hold aud
kitchen furniture, farming utensils, backsniths tools
Till, shotgun and the remaining stock OF DDS OF j. &
j MReynolds The ssle will he had at the house
where James C. M'Reynods now resides. in the coun-
~ OF Campbell about 20 miles southeast oi LynchburC
and will continue from day 10 day until completed. The
land viii be sold credit OF one, ami three years
equal annual instruments, the purchaser gvrg bond
with good personal security, bond with deed Of
trust on the snd the puncual pay there
OIL IL Is TN ersood that those interested in the other
moe,y OF the tract OF 5Si will pin in the sale
aud conveyance OF the whole tract The personal Pro-
periy including the negroes, will be sold credit
until the let OF August next the purchaser giving bond
with COOL security. The undersigned are, however,
authorized by the deed to cell privately an for cash il
they think proper The land il said to be good tobacco
plantation, and will he shewn by Mr.. James M'Rey-
nods TO any person wishing to purchase The slaves
are principally young negroes and very likely, and said
to be OF good character-Aciing as Trustees, the
OF the above property, Is vested in them oug gin the
title, so far as they have understood IL good.
JOHN b DABNEY,
Nov. l6 55-tds ROBERT h'REYNOIDS
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NNiFrEEN DOLLARS REWARD -Suayed or
d stolen from NY plantation in last, BAY FILLY,
two years old last Spiug white about the rshesd
any other mark by which 10 Distinguish her, unlrs.
rhsps white hind foot that MT distinctly recol.
lveieJ. will give the above rrwerI " taken up out
Of the county, ten dollars n taken in the county, and
delivered 10 at my house, near Slate River. sbout
Tour u,iies above the Virginia Mile aud two miles he
low the Dams Mill tor sDy information dat
act her again. MARY FORD.
BuoxIxoHAM covSrY, November, 1880.
Dt H. 6l--u
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WOHN BROWN, dark, cheshut souel, nea ~ a
Cd black, with siar in his face four years old last
apr n.y. full fifteen and half hands high strong made
fns form aud MUSCLE will stand ,xt spring, in the
county Of franklin, at the cour' house, under the
mansg enc Of Mr.. Charles Carter at the mod
price OF Fifteen Dollars. which may he discharged by
tho payment OF Ttseire IL paid within the season
Thirty Dollars TO insurs mare to be with foal, and
Fly Cents 10 the groom. Those who pu' mares by
the Insurance, and part with them, will forfeit the in
surance money.
PEDIGREE John BrOUn got by Sir Charles
his dsn by oil Buck Rabbit he by Jim Crack Jm by
old imported Medley John Bro,Dn's dam old by import
ed Nosrlry, out e full tired B-llair mare.
PERFoRMANcEs.-lnth the tall OF 1929, ran John
Broun. when three years old, in bad condition, at
Louie courteous, mile heats, the beet three 10 i've,
carrying IA pounds his weight, against Mr.. Will
Iiam.Carth's Sir William Mare, by MIR. John NJ. Botl's
VirgiDian fey, and two or three others which race
was by Mr.. Cath, in three hsss. This spring
1880. when four yrars old, ran him at Tee Hl
the mare, two mile heats, Tor $500 eide, which
race he 10 two beas, with great For rfh err
particulars, reer you 10 The Turf Register vol 1. No.
IL The Sans spring ran hig, at t,e Bird Wood Joe.
key Cup al droite4vilIe, two mie heats, against
Mr.. Thomas Wa sons hose MeDun, aud Mr.. William
Garhs mare Mrgi4ua, wh'c by Nc
Duff. lew leeL For farther particulars, refer you
10 the Turf r. gi4er, vol. L. No. i1John Broom la
bourng under severe fever. and apparently in bad
health. The fall after, trained bin, and in trial he
proved lame, which induced M to take him from the
turf Eos fuh ParicuIHs, I refer 10 you to Mr..
Charles Carer. THOMAS boswell.
Dec II 6l-6t
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4 II
William STAKE. Bowling s.ke Lucy Stark, Thom., Durts,
hoe hi, wife, who Ad,he Stake Della su,ks, ChnIot,
guardian sd ii,srn, Pha.
Heary white and Mty shrmhley hi. wife, who wa. Mar,
s,h'.sley Stalk and John Ls'hs' and Jape his wife, who
j 49,. Stake Dsril.
Th' day the plaintiff by their COUNSEL and cd their bill
in this and the defendants havus their
snes sud sven security according the Assembly
Court ih they inhsbsnt, sh o.
gy Court u IT. answer The 'sd Bill and that's copy hi,
DER ne forthwith in.et.din the Enquirer published
copy he posted eourhon.s Of iii.
Ma e,,sy' r''te PHILIP B. WINSTON. Q. II. c..
YHNHlRTY DOLLARS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tom
last, bis Negro man MOSES: he Is among the common
slz from 80 to 81 years Of age Of dingy yellow
pex'on has scsr on one side Of his face, believing It
be on the right eide coming up 10 the right eye also
one on his hand, believed to be his lett hand coca
stoned by burn. Moses Is by trade Blacksmith and
can make a sewel shoe, a. we'll rs p.yged: he some.
times calls himself Moses Lewis will give the above
reward II delivr 10 In Goochand or fifteen
dollars IL lodged in any Jail 20 get him az ain,
VIM. SOUTHWORTH.
r. ). II is believed that Moses carried off with him
Silver French Wach,he dots le,we en- the II cures
are guilt also enclosed with two guilt lines w. s.
Goechand, Dec. 8. 6O-wSt
YH1HE SCHOOL All LLANGOLLEN The mex,
January. aud end on the of July, 1881 Tits Is a
Clas'csl and School Intended 10
boys for college, or for the active pursuit. of lie A
good knowledge Of the English language and its Gram-
maiica structure made The basis OF further Iers.
ry acquirements and Arithmetic and Algebra Of high
err Mathematical studies.
Terms-For board aud teaching. washing liehts
luel and bed: $40 per session The boarder 6adt hi,
own oed-clofhes. JNO. LEWIS.
Nov. so. 59-wsw
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n. 1880. ' -
Edward Anderson, Phh
asaind ~
WIZ, Ande'on jams Anderson Lindsey Anderson John P.r
ION snd N'hey his w.t. who Nanny Aude,on Cbsfe, Fail
p sou sud only heir Of Alice Fsln J,e Alice Anderson
r. T.. .----,, .,- Debts
Tbs dsy came the Plaintiff by his counsel. md II appesrnv 1
tie sat OF the Court thst Defends nJey Andson
nt sn nhahnsnt OF tbs STATE On the
dee Th the d defendant appear on the cond edns
dsy IN Fsbusry ntx aud the The Psn,G srJ
copy NJ this order be forthwith two
~ 70 some newspspsr published within State sod o eos =,
'"e "V" "VV " "e Nop'o"e ~ w" youniy
- "a NJ .. CHALLE, %.
~. ~ Ga -wswt
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y edmond COTTON FACTORY, The Sub
n scrbere offer for sale, at their Office near Shoeke
Was ehouse, the following goods made al their Faotorv.
a. Cotton Seedlings
3-4 do ShirtinRs
Stout Cotton OSna6urgs, 20 inches Uids
find general assortment of Cotton Yarns
These goods believed TO be equal in quality 10
any made in the United aies. and will he sold as or
% goods OF 'lsT quality be purchased 10 the Nor.
tbefn Markets
The highest price will he given for prime Cotton
CUNNINGHAM & ANDERSON.
Sept Is. OF
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HRY virtue Of a Deed of Trust executed by Jacob
HD Hill, jr and wife, bearing date the eth day oil
September, 1928 and 'uly recorded in the Clerks or
nee OF the County OF Pendeton. shall on Monday
the 10Th day OF January, 1884, in frcnt of the Bell Ia
fern IN the City OF Richmond, sell for cash, at public
sale to the highest bidder all that tract piece pa &C!
OF ind situate in the County OF Pendeton and convey
ell or devised to said Jacob Hill by bis father Peter Hill
containing from $50 to 400 acres more lees, snd
bounded a. follows, TO wit: On the South and Eas
oy Jacob Sniiers land, the West by William Hil's
iand and on the North by the lands OF ames Skdmore
Ire title Is believed TO be good but such title only
as Is vested in under the deed. will he conveyed
Dec. IA. 64-tds THE TRUSTEES.
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IR INIA-A,s Superior Court Of Chaneery holden at the
Capitol the City Richmond, the "a June, 1880
joseph SPh sud Mary h.. wife Frederick Wollty Eli
"a hi vie, Nancy Hackney snd Jane s. Hackney PhG.
Joh Napier and Moses Napier Adm'or, John N,pse
Wlism thrnatf"k AMI Dolly is WIFE, Bensmn Wlram,on,
Williamson John Fiz?aeE, Poly Fz?sick, and John N.
FdHpauiok DsfJt.
THIS this dsy he heard lor con.
ed to all the defendants TIE aiminiratOr
Napier dec the Of said
cation thereto aud sxb, sud argued by Ga con.
- etaon whsoi the Court doth der That the defendants John
Napier and Moses N,per TSnler
~ VI the Estate o heu Inesate, before Of
Of the Court who directed examine, state,
sad soeoun sud report the 10 the Court With sry matters pe
ty stated deemed pen by himself which
by the raftiss to he 50 stated.
June 26,h 1880
The plaintiff frederick Wosy, h,yns departed th iean
Wolsy, bs widow, having Intemsffied
Len the O1ut doth order, th, be hee.er conducted
the the ssid George w McJsD snd vile
be 10 all things the plight and condition.
time OF The marriage Aforesaid. Copie. Te'L
VIM G.. PENDLETON, G. G.
Commissioners Office, Richmond, .NOU. 1871, 1899
The pafte, interested will please take notice. Inst ron
ed the 7b day Of Jauuy the
10 the foregoing order Of Court which o'clock H.
they required TO attend ofce, tbs city,
counts sod Vouchers for exsnston sud settlement With
om,s 'Vt - % 'nt neCe''afy ..ut ,.,ieIIs
Nv 20 57-ws~ hillary BAKER, cdnnjssioasr.
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IN CuANCERYs--At court held for Cumberland County,
25'h day Of October, 1890
Reuben Johns, ador of Joseph Johr., dee. PtG.


Reuben Johns, Ad'Or Of Joseph Johr., dee P;G
against
Lucy Bunon, Benjamin Wocdrud ntemarred with Judith
Johns, Mildred Tn,sy, formerly Johns Charles
tha his wife, formerly Martha Johns John T. Johns,
Johns Thomas johns Csvn Bennett and Ley his William
MI Daniel, Guardian for r. Tiny, George NJ. Tnslsy
D. Johns aud Franky his wife, AeI TASTY Mildred
ley children and representatives. Uf Chsoe Tn y,
ly Charlotte Johns, Defdt.
The defendants, Bsnjsmn Woodruff aud Judith his wife md
Charles Roper and Martha hi, WIFE having
aud security according the Assembly and
rules Of this Court appearing TO the ssisction
III they not inhabitants OF this Commonwealth. II Ordered
Tna The said defendants do appear here the
Der Court and the bill Of the Piu, IN
Of thI, order be forthwith inserted Nwparer published
the city pf Richmond for months sueesvy aud
es::vs court day" copy Tese, r II NUNNALLY, d. c.
Oct -. 50--wsw
~ oHANCERY -As court he'd Prnee Edward county,
Il October the 18th, 1890
William Biightw,ll and Nancy hi, wife, PNG,.
sgalDd
Charles Brrghwe Josiah ishweI IIeuyY jerk n. and MIR.
tha his wife, Reuben Biighwel John Bghwe Alexander
BTghtwel aud Sauda Am Bightwsl Ensne
nt children Of Barnett Dyhtwel j., dec, aud May
Dfldt,.
The defendants; John Drighwel Alexander Drhiwe not
hiYns entered their appearance, sad security
act of the General Assembly and t rules Of this
II the IlacOu the that ia
Of this Ststu, vt Plaintiff Ordered Tina,
appear here dsy January u1 and answer The
Plaintd hill and sta copy Of this order be in
Of the public newspapers, printed
mond Tor two months uece.svey and ao posted door
Of The Courthouse Of this county. A cory Te,te,
NJ 81 -Wswt o. J. WoRSHAM. c. c.