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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-21
THE NEW COALITION

The N Orleans Argus is still harpng upon ,he div,
sions in the Cabnotand the hopes of divisions between
the friends OF Messrs Van Buren, and CaIhoun-Vain
hope !-Ridicuous calculation In the same .r,;cio
which treats Of the fears entertained by the friends If
the Administration 'of the fallen Henry CLAW 81 Tho
Editor has the folly to say:
"O course General Jackson is left out of the acco,o,
the attempt by the friends Of Mr. Van Buren, to ;rn
pose belief upon the people that he is to he cand
date Tor reelection, having been received bv co..
one VIII Iuc'edu'I'y.' by no one with incredulity'
ter themselves that Gen. j. is out OF the account Tbev
are most wofully mistaken. lucy
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Williamsburg. May 81

FHNHE subscriber, intending TO open Training Sta
n Die This FAN, At New Market, will take four
colts or horses. to train in the Stable with Polly Hon
kins and Kate Kearney. lie has hired CharIes formet
ly the property OF WIN. VIM, dec OF Sussex county -
An necessary attention will be paid by the subscriber
iu person.The training will commence the f At dav oi
Juy-dnd parsons wishing 10 have their horses trained
will apply by or before that time.
THOMAS D. WATSON.
Petersburg, May q. 4-wtI4tJuiv
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RDR8I8lT.
COI.OMKIA

~ Re actor, Of i' City, con'sns an ntpte ting let.
ter rom Valencia Veoezusla) dae goth March, 10
gentlemen Tesiding in St ThCmAs. According IN this
d0cuhent, w cb is declared worthy Of all credit,
the lotces under Gen. Meripo amoune 10 $500 men
VINO though recrut', we're every dav becoming beiGr
aIso'Pined. CarStas had cent 10 Porto Csbe!lo COZ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-21

ne Boston Patriot repeats the Invitation to Mr. Clay
10 Visit N forkand the n. England States during the
approaching summer Gas il has been given ont Tsavs
tha pape shat the President is about make political
move inent in THIS direction, mex, .nnm.r we nrs
sumo MT CIdya private may visit hi- friends her.
Without hnping his motipes n,isyepresented end cai,
ntWea why, these men have all The folly OF the
os'rcn' They would hide their eyes and think
no body else can see them. They publicly press
upon Mr.. Clay am Electioneering tour-and vet af-
Iect 10 treat II as private visit of pleasure or of heal
ihey talk OF the triumph with which he would h. re-
ceivedlsd yet they would diguise the motives which
proIuee1 his visit They would first make him ou, low
e iact Itself TO be poll icdl monnebauk and in,r
guer, and then they affect be indignant al his enc
"ies considering him in the light.
me boston Courier il pressing upon his partz,ns in
Congress and in Washington. to hold Caucus. before
Congress adourns, and'nomnate him for In. pr.sisn
cyi (Messrs. Thomas Chiffon, John Holmes & COY
WeIl-so mu h the better. The sooner they throw off
me 1imsy mask white disguises their views-tbe soon
or ~ publicly known that Mr.. Clay il Candidate fr
the Chair; the sooner the just su'pcions Of hi. enemies
WI De by the transactions OF his friends
20 much the better
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PAEZ AND ROIIYAR-

friend, says the Journ Al of Commerce. has shown
us the original of the 20 called Proclamation of PaeZ
which we published lay two since, a, taken from
the Massachusetts, journal Ii proves to be, rot de
cree OF Paez. nor decree at all hut ONLY form, OF
decree which the Editor of the Caracas
says ought 10 he issued. .......... ..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-21

MEAT SALE OF LAW BOOKS.-Oh the End
NJ Thursday OF September next, will be sold bv
auction. The Law Stock of Bookseller; consisting of A.
bout Thirty thousand Poiun,es embracing the latest
editions OF nearly all books in general use and a
great number of the old Reporters and other scarce
works.
AZ the same time will be soId large number of i'm.
portsnt MISCELLANEOUS works
The Catalogue will be ready by the first Of June
Any gentleman desiring forwarded to him will ME .,a
apply (post paid) TO the subscriber.
nj. THOMAS, Auctioneer
Philadelphia May 81. 4-wst
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NOTICE.

A intend TO close my present busin-s,, and re.
"a. move from the city Of Richmond in a short time
would he thankful 10 all hose indebted to me 10 come
md 'e'Ie their accounts as a. possible, az am
de'irous Of closing all before 7 20 away.
JOHN TYLER
My ~. 4-3t
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CoNSTITTTIONAT pol

ne commissioners reports are now daily coming in
d0ns-and we This morning lay before our readers fbe
Oincid returns from 10 countes.--The New Const,n
ty Of about 10000 - '"'JO'i-
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PRIM TING.

SAMUEL SHEPHERD r co.
GROSS STREET NEXT below THE EAGLE HoTrIA
D ESPECTFULLY inform the Public that thew are
u u now better prepared TO execute work. than they
have ever heretofore been. Besides having many new
Fonnts Of eIegan, Type, Book and John fact their
Office Is almost entirely new) they have recently in.
troduced the C0npos0n Roller, for applying the bk
TO The Type which is among the greatest improve
ments yet made in the art Of Printing These Rollers
10 much better work than any hing here toore dseoy
9red-their execution is beautiful.
Their hands inferior to none; and their materials
being OF the best kind, they can with confidence pro-
mise, which they do, TO execute all work. OF every de-
scripton, which may be cou6deI 10 them with aceurG.
cy (Which sot the hrsi imporance neatness, and dis
patch, and the most accommodating terms
They return their thanks to their Fisnds and the Pub.
lie, for past fdvors with promise to exert tn nseIyes
" possible, more than heretofore, to merit their prefer
ence.
They keep on hand a general assortment Of Blanks
on good paper.
April n. I20-w4wif
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April 6.

" CHANCERY AT rules holden in the Clerk,
u Once OF the County Court OF Amelia for the month
OF April in TIE year 1890
Miles Webster and Rebecea his wife, Complts
against
John Webster. Excr OF Edward Webster. and a,
nan or OF Elizabeth Webster, and Adm'or OF Fanny
"sOo,er, and IN his Own right; and PaschaI MeGa.son
and Phebe his wife, DetI,.
The Defendants Paschal McCiasson and Ph.be his
WIZ not having entered their Appearance and given
security according to The act OF ssembly and the ruIe
OF ms Court aud appearing that they are not inhsb
'dhts OF us Common wealth, On The motion OF the Com
Pahans by their Counsel, IL is Ordered That the said
90 appear here on The fourth Thursday in July
next, and answer the Complainanrs bill: and he, >
copy Of This order be forthwith inserted in some
paper, published in The City of Richmond for TOO,
months successfully and another copy he posted al the
front door oil the Courthouse of this couny
Aprh 81. Ioo 81
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
May 81.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Ri SHALL sell TO the highest bidder on the LET nj
JuEenex fair, fotherwise, the first fair hay there
afier the tract ofiand which reside situated ON IN.
southern bank of Dan River and on each side of "A
ro"s Creek, (Which is the dividing line between the
Coun,les OF HALIFAX and Meckenburg) On this Creek
and about the OF the tract il -construceJ
Hris MIi which affords yearly profit Of $50 barrels
OF grain. Also, Cotton Machine, in separate build
ng ioSo acres, Is The quantity Of land contained IN
the tract, about hundred and forty of which il lo,y
grounds The most substantial evidence can offer Of
The value Of this land H. that my average crop is about
TWO thousand pounds OF Tobacco, and eight hundred
pounds OF Pork and Beef to each hand; besides
abundant supply OF every grain crop which is neces.a
iy ior the plantation, that add 10 the comfort of
large family.
MY terms will be, four equal annual PAYNE nts 10
take date from the first day OF January next (t which
TIME possession will tie giveD) and each payrx il to be
secured by bond with personal security, and len on
the property.
ROBERT NELSON
nPrh o. lll.--wt1Jeif
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As friend of the Naval service and of Capt UofI.
man, but without his knowledge that of any other
person, send you the following statement, because
think 1t is subject in which the country has deep in
'efest on acc cunt OF all the circumstances which APP
pertain 10 the whole affair.
Yours respectfully,
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THE RANK on TnE IINIrED srArrS

We would warn the unSuSprctinP and inerDerieur
ef az INST entering into in the stock of this
Bank The fact that il fell no I26 TO ZIG IN few
weeks after h' publication OF the Preside nl's Message
aud that il afterwards from ll6 TO 1877 uron
pnbcai) of the reports Of the two Committees of
Congress, so lar iTon being argument in favor Of
renewing the present INK Of the strongest ar
gnments against il. The sales at The advanced ptire
are stated to have been iy shares eniy; anil no one
knows but the vender and the vendse the a,ae per
son, employed by the brokers of the Bank 10
the price of stock for the purpose Of enabling the large
holders TO sell on, TO advantage The stock i. now IN
der M control OF few large holders Ifif is worth
SIS per share the renewal Of the charter will nut 2
dollars per shdr, or 100000 dollars into the pockets
OF the present share .hodersI n the charter o. mi.
bank Is worth 20 much. oil jsct TO The monopoly w.
OBJECT TO making the rich richer sil IL the bank must
be renewed, h old republican maxim OF rotation would
open the do1r for others besies the favored mon,po-
hsts who may desire 10 come in for SnGcks
I baltimore Chronicle
Great praise i. giv.n dnd Judy, no doubt TO Mr.
Living-'on's reply in the Senot- 10 Mr. Frelinyhuv-
sens speech against Sun lay Mails. The resolution
proposed hy The litter genIs man was laid nm tha ti
by cru hing miiory We perceive that At The re.
cent meeting at New York Of the Society for G,e OH
retv"nce OF the Sabbath, the Ryv Mr. Rice Of Virp-
MI, moved The following resolution -
Res0lred, That we earneuly recommend the
10 nation OF auxaries throughout the United States:
me diffusion OF appeals IN behalf Of the Sabbath:
tbs collection Of funds for the employment of a.
gents 'he union OF christians of every denomination in
this 20 nnon cause; IN active add abors Of
The friends OF III" Sabbath in promoting its observance
IN every part o. the country.
The collection Of funds for The eo,DIoyo,e,,f nj NJ
gents Here the true expsdient. When funds are
collected, agents ea1u9h will be forthcoming Dry.
osn mus describes on Of tho successful saints Of hi.
Gay III" has the turn Of an eye,-a demure smile
AMI cody cant, which worth millions 10 him "
Nat. Gaz.
During tie lat- cfuze OF ,he Peacock in the Gulf
ot MeNi"o. sailor blown ON ths top-eaI!ant.
Ina'iroyal yard into the $50 feet He was pick.
jury
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April 81.

\VikGiNlA In Chancety.-At Court continual
March, 1880. " wy "
Ltheberry Hardiman, pl,g
against
III irdiman, decd rGI" '''"
The defendant John Hardiman not having en-.
tered his appearance, aud given security according o M
Ac' OF Assembly and the rules Of this court and 4, an
pearing by satisfactory evidence that ne l. mo-, AN ~
oi'ant OF this state, On the motion Of the plaintiff II
Ordered, That the said John Hardman do appear hero
on The hfst day Of August term next and answer the
oil OF the PLAINTIFF and that copy Of this order no
forthwith inserted in the Richmond Enquirer for two
I9on'hs excessively and posted al the front door Of The
Courthouse OF This county. Copy Teste,
APH D. u4-wSw II ELDRtDGE. e. r
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Against


Against
Ri;bard l. Moore and Susan his vile, Virginia Cath.
arlne and Julia Travis, infants the said Caharne and
julia by Thomas o. Cogb their guardian assigned,
Delis.
hall proceed to sell bf,r- tn. Cour house door Of
James City County in the City OF Williamsburg, on
Monday he IL day Of July next, being Court day,
the following property TO wit:
tract Of land, part of jamestown Island. supposed
10 contain eight hupdrsd acresthe whole being James
river io~-grounds OF fine quality.
large and cOumodious two story Dutch ROOTED
house, IN the City OF Williamsburg and the lois attach
ed on which the late Samuel Travis re,ided at In,
time 81 his u, a;h
And also sina rac. of land in JAmes City County
within one half mile Of the City OF WILLIAMSBURG
called the Hobby, supposed 70 con ain 100 acres
The terms will be Ollows for the tract Of land in
mesown Island credit Of one, two three four and
hive years the four last paym carry interest from
the end OF one year from the day of SAFE and the in
teres TO he paid annually For the houses AMI lois in
The City OF Williamsburg, a credit for one half du
the lat day Of January, $780, aud FIR the other half
credit Till the la. day OF January 1852 And for the
piece OF land called the Iobhy, credit OF one ty and
three years, the ast payments 70 carry inere from
the end OF one year from the tims Of the sale the inter
est to be paid annually B,nl aud security aud deed
oUust TO be taken on the property sold secure the
payment OF the purchasc money.
CHAS. l. WINGFIELD, NJ sc. C. W D.
- or his deputy.
Williamsburg. May 2I ids
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SHoCco SPRINGS. Warren, ~ Con- 7ns

D. HOCCO SPRINGS Warren, " C-On the
~ i-t day OF jane next, the houses at SHOCCO
SPhIINGS, nine miles south of Warrenton and
six cen miles north OF Levi burg, will be opened for
The reception Of Vsors.-The great ADVANTAGES nj
hh watering place in most cases Of dyspepsia In other
diseases and debility, have been often tested by
those who have attended, that such it is ony nece
a'y TO say that all the bull ngs in excellent
pair and condition The accommoda atoms in every
pect shall be such my hest eff rts can effect for
comfort and convenience to all who may visit the place
% those who have not visi el Shocco, il NAV he ne
cessary to say, that the buildings sutfic, ntly nu
msrous ana conveniently for the la
ion OF large assemblage. The private apartme n, .
WIZ hfori ample retirement III who pre- fer IT, and
The public halls abundany spacou. to receive all
who may d"'i e company, and where mu-c aud dane.
Ing can be enjoyed by such az d-ligh in il.
Arrangements will be made to have divine worship
performed at the Sprinks on the Sabbath day. where
such visitors "a may choose, can attend preaching
without incouv enience.
10 di'on to the valuable medicin qualities of the
Sh,cco waters they located in most healthy part
of tn country, surrounded by polished society
tie in aid be restored TO he alth in an
circle
The best servants have been proyidsi; the bar will
De found TO contain The choicest liquors. and no pains
VIII he spared TO render the time of visitors perfectly
comfortable. .,r $40
My terms for board, Sc. will he one dollar per dav
Tor each grown p"rsin-children AID servants ma
price For horses Sl5 per month, 60 cents per day
ANN JOHNSON.
There ,ciH be BALL & PARTY furnished a,
Sh1cco Springs on the evenings OF the 9Th and of
July. The music provided for the occasion will not
be inferior TO any that ever was heard in North Ca.
rCna.
MAY 81. -wSy
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NOIlCE.-An persons are hereby cautioned again.
trusting my wife, Sarah ~. Hurt for any article
wh'eh she may purchase my account a. ! am de.
ermlre not TO pay the same-she having voluntatllv
quit ny bed aud board SAMUEL I HINT
Charlotte, May IS. 3-vAs
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NIav2I


N CHANCERf-ln Nottoway County Court, 9Th
q May, 1880:
Bar'elet p, Todd, adn' Of William Bates, deed
Complt,
John II Cscke, Rob't H. Pa,tillo Lew Jones. adj.
minis,raor Of John Hamblin, dec Philip Jones and
'o n )" heVeS Defts
Tbs day came the Complt. By his counsel and the
DER John H. Cpcke no having entered his appcaran
and gwen security according to the act OF Assembly
anu tie rules OF this court, and il 10 the @
OF the court that the said DC 81 John H. Cooke
Is not an ithabant OF ths Commonw ealih: On the mo.
uon oil the Compl il II ordered: That the def John
Cooke appear here he first day OF August court ne
TO answer the bill OF the said Conplt., that the d.fs
kobt H. Patllo, Lew. Jones, aim'or OF John Ham
blin dec Pailip Jones and John G. Reeves keep from
pay'he' Conveying away, 'ecreting, otherwise dis
posing OF the money ef.c's Of the defendant John
H. Cooke, in their hands, until the further o. der and
deere OF this cour and that copy of this order DO
'orthwith inserted in public newspaper Published
IN the Vi OF Richmond town of Petersburg for two
months SUCCESSFULLY, and posted the front door OF the
cour'hou-e OF this county, successive court DAYS.
copy. Teste,
=, \. FITZGERALD, C. C.
May 81. a-wsa-
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APPOINTMENT BY THE GOVERNOR


John Snear Nicholas, OF Bal imore city. and John p
Gale .; Somerset county, be his AIDS de .mp with
me 'iue OF Colonel Eat. Rep.
MARRlEDiOn Wednesday, aSIh ul nv the RI Rev Bshon
Meade, ALnsRr ruRNG" ESQ, OF King George
ELI ABETH CARY NELsoN vi Frederick Co.
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OFFICIAL.
For Rejecting

BueklnghGm Couafy-The complete vote OF this
county, including the May Poll, is,
! Fer the Con ;tiuio, 5eI
| against 1t 10
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Majority

HOUSE OF DELEGATES
Prince Wilham-Jno w. Tyler and Rednon Fos-
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Union COURSE RACEs

Newly onS May 1.-the
$1,000 each, yesterday William H. Johnons bay
slender, by Sir Charlie Reality heating MIR John G
stevens black Maria, and Mr. grey soy
ian'om-the latter broke down the third mile, or
the course. Tmc7 sec. - y"
NEw-YoRRy May 2.rhe following wern entered ye
,aoay Tor the of 1852 nile
rciipsc S Lowell, Lady Jackson Arictta
SONS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT the ucnt starting all
werc held except Arca aud Lady form akng
''o Nurse WIN gtrli ease (GI-
Ths Raees-frSt d1y-The southern
purse yesterday with entered the field
~ cohli stnnl against - OH Vusiaa"
NEW DIRK, May I3Iic Rgees-- TVsipesfTy-M Pm
noSe sr Lover was successful in heats, winning
n9dve ease. The knowing greatly disappointed as
pr arH.ons mare Yankee Maid aud Mr. Bntchc.
10 tno fVais OF SL Lowell were each backed against
IL suppo'ed that Sir loyo would have
had un no entered, but owing mistake his rider did
NOT near the tap Of the drum used the
cond 5m. AS. - - ~ ~" ~
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Tyhe Edifor of The ". s TtIcc,onb


StR:-I regret The necessity which imp Is me TO
ticit place in your columns. for the purpose denying
certain mi-r-presentation' fabricated by wanton
serbh'er and put forth with grea, circumstance through
the n. Y. Commercial Advert ser OF Monday last. In
the course Of paragraph twenty lines, the inge
pous editor Of that print has conrved 10 promulgate
series OF grauous statements perfectly destitute of
truth, az they incapable OF palaton Ii rverred
that the undersigned 'ei Nantucket and established
Journal at Boston, to support the claims Of the present
exscutive."-I never "esab.hcd journal at Bos-
toa'' OF any description; the Bulletin (ths
Journal iDtended) established ',o support the
claims" of any candidate for the Presidency. The
publication OF the Bulletin commenced in Novem-
Der, lS21-and did not assume political character
until January, 1929, at which time it was united with
the +" Jackson Rspubicau."-The writer proceeds T..
remark that Nj jerks has been rewarded il is said
by receiving from Mr. Van Buren, an appointment to
cIerk'hip in the Department OF 5 ate.' This being
totally untrue, requires particular comment. There
are sundry other assertions, equally and inbound
cd and alike de serving notice beyond simple contra
Hadicon Some ren -c,ion' about paying editors
and partisan writer's making contract, bargains, SC
are app nd.d by the saesciou. editor With these il
hoped he may console himself, when he shall detect
the mope which p onpted his charitable efforts in the
premises: and, ii there should chance TO remain with
him particle OF regard 10: justice, may reasonably
expect alton, through the vehicle which
heeh 20 ociousy employed in attempts 10 inure one
who isnow merely private citizen ..'I. f
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VlRGlNIA AZ Superior Court Of Chencery, hold
en- at tho capitol in tho city OF Richmond the 2st
q IL. In

VlRGlNIA AZ Superior Court OF Chencery hold
en- at tho capitol In tho city OF Richmond. the 2sd
day of March, 1929;
Henry w. Moncure and John Robinson, survivors of
themselves and Frederick Peasants late merchants and
partners, trading under the firm Of Moncurc Robinson
Peasants on behalf Of themselves and all others tho
creditors OF JOHN Walker, decd who shall come i'm and
seek relief by aud contribute the expense this suit
Pitts.
Lyddall Bowles, aCin'or. of the said John Walker
decd Calvin Walker, George W. Walker, Lydia Croads
Bosworth Walker, Mary Daggeu Joseph Walker and
Luther Walker, heirs OF the said John Walker, deed
Mesby Sheppard, Orrss ). Paine and Orrs Paine,
Detts.
This cause in which the bill hath been taken for con.
iessed as 10 the defendant Girls Paine and which the
plaintiffs appear TO have proceeded i'm the mode
ell by law against the other defendants Except Lyddal
Bowies aud Mosby Sheppard who out of this coun-
try came on this day TO be heard the bill, the an
swers oil the said Bowles and Sheppard with the rep
cations thereto, and exhibits, and was argued by coun-
sci: On consideration whereof heCourt doth order that
inc defendant Lyddall Bowles render account of his
administration OF the estate OF his intestate before
Comn 'sionor OF the Court, who directed TO examine
state and settle the sane and the court doth further or
der that the said Commissioner take an account of what
Is due TO the plaintiffs, and the other creditors of tho
SAID intestate, Tor their debts and the amount dig
NIFTY and priority thereof, for which purpose the said
other creditors TO be Of liberty come before the
SAID Commissioners and prove their debts and the Court
doth further ORDER that the said Commissioner state an
account OF the real whereof the said nesate died
Seized and OF the proceeds OF that part thereof
been sold by the defendant Moshy Sheppard; and that
all deeds and writings in the power of any of the par
es, relating to the said real estate be produced before
me SAID Commissioners; and the said Commissioner is
TO make report thereof the Court of ali the said
counts, with any matters specially stated deemed per-
tinent by himself, which may be required by tho
parties to be so stated.
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FOR THE ENQUIRER.

-.Not in tie last Legislature.
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nE ARSHAL'S SALE-PurSrant 10 Decree
lVm OF the Superior Court OF Cbancery for the Will
liimsbure District, in cause therein depending pro
nounced the h day Of February, 1880, between Hen.
~ T. Toe and Elizabeth tis wife, aud the said Edloe
guardian OF Virginia, Catharine, and JUL. Travis,
pitHs
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A Copy. Teste,
VIM. G. PENDLETON, G. c.

CoMMIssIoNER's OFFICE,
Richmoad, May 18th, 1890
The parties interested will please take notice. that
have appointed the Both day of June next to commence
the accounts directed in the foregoing order Of Court
on which day at clock, A. NJ. they are required to
attend at my office in this city, with their accounts
'ouchers, documents, SC. ready for examination and
settlement and with office copies OF the necessary
Court papers; and the creditors Of Jno Walker decd
will at the same time and place exhibit aud prove their
claims against the said estate
HILARY BAKER, Comr
May 81. So