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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-28
Dec. 90.

VIRGINIA: At rules holden in the Clerks OfIico Of
the Superior Court Of Chanccry for the Richmsnd
District, the 4th day Of January, $780,
William Roundtree, Plttf
against
VIM. cambridge, lac Sheriff Of the County of Henri
CO, to whom was committed for administration all the
goods chattes, rights and credits which wore of the
estate OF Watson Paman, deceased and others,
Defts
The defendants Prico Shoemaker and Cynthia his
having entered thier appearance and given
curity according to the Act of Assembly and Rules of
this court, and appearing. by satisfactory evidence
dercd, that the said docnant, do appear here ON the
frsd day OF tho Jsne term and answer the bill of
the PLAINTIFF and that copy of this order be for hwi
inserted in some newspaper published i'm the city OF
Rchmon', for two months successfully, and posted at
the front door of the C.pitol, in the said { ity
Copy. Tcse,
VIM. G. PENDLETON, C. c.
Jan.
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a NOTION YARN pirginia- Union Fdctory--
I .iimaied u mile. below Charlotts. yile. on ihc

a NOTION YARN pirginia Union Fdctory--
" situated IA miles below Charlottesville, on IN q
mail stage road leading from that place to Richmond
The prorretors have hitherto forborne solicit pub.
lie attention TO this establishment owing to the crcUm.
stance OF the portion Of machinery in operation being
so limited to be insufficient 10 supply the orders OF
hose, with whose custom il favored in the outset
The superior quality Of the Yarn, they can conf
IDENTIFY say, has been fully testsd and proven by expe-
rience; and having procured such additional stock
OF machinery. as 10 justify the expectation. that they
will he enabled 10 keep stock hand, .ufrieDt TO
supply all orders which hey may in utore be favored
with, they are inIueed respectfully 10 solicit
extended share OF public psonsge,with assurance,
that tho article shall at all times be furnished the
most moderate and reasonable terns.-AH orders III.
reced TO Union Mills Post Office, Fluvsnna county
(Va) shall be promptly attended ioaDI the Yarn de.
livered either At the establishment -deposi'ed in lite
vicinity the Three Cbopt Road for he purpose Of
beirg conveyed by Wagons, retufn from Richmond
conveyed by water navigation may suit its des.
iinaiion.
TiMBERLAKE & J. * }. -. MAGRUDER.
Jan. 10 S6Lf
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DEN TAI
SUR Gerry

MENTAL SURGERY, Grrenhov's Bui,djpg. Main
~ street. nearly opposite the Virginia Banks Dr..
MUNRoE has located himself in mis- city, and win be-
asppy 70 aend 70 AL those who may require The pro-
fessonsl aid OF Dentist. He hafters bi,n.eIf fbst
thorough Knowledge Of The most approved principle. Of
Dentistry, and ample practical experience aided by
great ssstduity and attention, will him the
hdsnce aHd patronage Of The public. HE connection
With many Of the most d. hnguished Dentists in the
Atane cities, en'ufes him the earliest inforina Of
the most Ieceht improven ests in The science.
~ and symmetry Of their rildrrns ea,ures reenisf-
", and ,oundn's'o OF their TERN should the pre-
fusion Of the second SET con.uit an experiences Dem
u.s. wren every irrsgnldfity from natural presents
ton o! the teeth may b. corrected.
" Hou" Of aItendnnee from Toto 4P. NJ
Jan. ~. s9-l1
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NOTICE.-Agreeabiyt to the provisions OF two seve-
~ raj Deeds OF Trust, executed to the subycribers
by Daniel A. Wilson, and for the purposes therein men
toned, we sha procesi TO SELL Thursday, the 25th
day OF February next, a, The residence OF the said Dan
iel A. Wilson, in this county, all the Household and
Kitchen Furniture, belonging to the said Wilson, and
any other personal Propsrty, which may be contained
In said Deed and remaining un.oli.The sale will be
made at public auction, to the highe bidder for cash
SAMUEL ANDERSON
WIN. NJ. IT ORNTON,
Trustees
Cumberland, Dec. 10. 7i-wd.
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HBUBLiC SALE.-By virtue of a deed OF trust exc
q cu'ed by Abner Kerr. TO the subscribers, on
the 25h day OF June, 1871 and recorded in the Clerk
Office OF Powhatan, for purposes therein eniioned
will he sold TO the highest bidder at public auction, for
ready money, at Mrs. Elizabeth Woodsons, on the
buckingham Road, above Powbatan Courthou,e, on
the 18th day OF March next, rart OF land Of sixty
Tour less lying The said Mrs. Wood
SOM, adjoining the lands Of John Moore and others
aud such tile il vested in the subscribers i'll be
conveyed TO the purchaser
JOSEPH II DAVIS, 1r.
wM. S. DANCE, trustees
Jan. H. ssi-wsws
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Of this county Whatever may be the feelings Of o.
Their sections OF this State In regard to your In
the Convention, be assured, cir, that will always
appreciate your WORTH and hail you the Star OF the
East. y =. - -"
With respect, your obedient servant.
JNO ID. CHRISTIAN.
At meeting OF o respectable nunter If tho citi.
nens Of New Ken, county assembled at their Court.
hou'e. on Thnr'dav, the lith day Of January, 1880
w; Leigh, E.q in the Convention OF Virginia:
John W. Koys'rr. Wa called to the Oh ir; and John
ID Christian appointed Secretuy.
The o'ject OF the meeting having been explained by
Edward L. CrumP, Esq on motion. the Chair srro nj
rd committee, consisting Of Coprads Webb, Thoma.
II Terrell, Edward G. Crump and Richard L. Lacy, to
PrspAIe suitable resolution who after having retired.
rstui ned and submitted the following:
whereas, the citizens of the county Of New Kent,
nave see" with pain snd regret I'll pursued in
r.ietencs to BENZ wakin. Leigh. Esq in Of the
Western counties Of this State, whilst they have wit.
messed with entire satisfaction the firm dig.
nlhed and able manner in which that re an has
DISCHARGED the duties devolvng upon him Delegate
ID tue Convention now assembled i'm the city of Rich
mond TO amend the Constitution Of this Sa,r and be-
ing DESTROYS Of making apublc expression OF their sem
iImen's In relation thereto
Therefore. Resolvcd, unanimously, That W. highly
approve Of the Of Benjamin W. Leigh, Eco, in
me said Convention, ard tender to him our .inceres
hanks Tor his untiring exertions in that body.
hesoired. That these proceedings be signed by the
Chairman and Secretary, and copy thereof Tor.
wndet to MIR. Leigh, and that another eopy be for.
w"rded TO the E'tors Of the Enquirer and Wing with
request that they insert the same in their papers
AMI then the mee'ing adjourned.
JOHN w. ROYSTER, Chairman.
JOHN ID. CHRISTIAN, Secretary.
49, Richmond, Jan. Is, 1889.
Sr;-i have to acknowledge your letter Of ys,,er.
day, enclosing me copy Of the preamble aud re.olu.
tons adopted at meeting Of my fellow citizens of N
en-, on the nth instant, expressing their
oi my conduct in the Convention.
Without affecting to disregard the peculiar interest.
OF lower Vrgi"A. to which belong, have hone silly
fahored 10 promote the welfare of the whole Common
wealth TO the best OF my poor Jndsmsn and am
truly happy to ind in these proceedings the cizen.
OF Now Kent that they give elit for good in,.
uon', aud honest zeal in the common cause. Their ap
probation confirms my confidence in the prorri.ty OF
inc course which my judgment and my duty dictated
tender you, personally. my hear thanks for your
kind letter; and am, cir. with all respect,
Your ob't serv't,
IryrtI
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TENWENrY OR THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD.
- Runaway from the subsc iber living IN Camp
bell county last May, my negro man Jim will give
800 reward lar experimenting him and ccnfnng him in
Jail so get him again. $50 taken of this ate
Jim IL an artu fellow, between forty and forty five
tall OF yellow complr xion with bu,hy head of hair
his movements are quick he IL good coarse shoe
k"r, and do almost any kind OF coarse csrpenter
work. | have no doubi he has obtained free papers
ard il passing a. a free man by anoiher name Any
informal ion Of Jim, line directed to Falling Bridge
will he thankfully received. q. JOHN HOBSON
Campbell county, Va Jan. IL. Si-w4m
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Jan. IL.

ED ANDOLPH'S REPORTS, vol. 9th, OF cases ar
E-o gued and determined in the Court of Appeals OF
Virgina-just published
Complete Sets Of the Va. Reports
Journals oil the Conventions of 1876 and 1888
Journals of the Senate and House of Delegates OF
Virginia, from I776 to 1870 inclusive
Hening's Statutes at Large and
The New Maps Of Virginia,
All appropriated TO increase the Public Library of the
State, be had Of the SUBSCRIBER at the Capitol in
the city of Richmond, upon the lowest terms.
VIM. III. RICHARDSON,
oct. 9. lift Clerk of the Council and Librarian.
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STEAMBOAT AccIDENr.-The Wheeling Compiler
states, that on The inst about 6fy miles below that
town, Gietessing di.aster occurred on board the
Steamboat Stranger, by the colapsisg Of lur. a
deck.passenger. nstned Joseph Sree', OF Newbufeh,
above Sieuhrnvi'le, scal1ed In dea'h; aud MIR
Hughes f Peunsylvanis, , cabin passenger, was sc
verely Injured. a few others, belong ny TO the boat
were tightly hurt The ves,el was coming up Tie H.
at the lime. The Amulet came aicng side az
ter The Accil. NJ. I'D iogsh her 10 Whaling.
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uOHN Y. SAVAGE, Dentist, has removed
% TO the middle tenement in the block Of buildings
east land next TO Mr. Tichenos carrsge-making bop)
where he may be found at all times unless otherwise
engaged. He is prepared TO execute all kinds of work
in his line, in the ncatest possible manner He viii
set teeth from one to full set on the most approved
pIanand where tho front teeth not too much decay
cd, he will hcmi such manner as TO defy de-
lection under the srictct scrutiny even from Dentist
Hc files, plugs, cleans and extracts teeth with as
much the patient the nature of the case will
admit of.--Terms moderate. oct %. 5O--d
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Dec. 81.

VIRGINIA: In Chancery-At court continued and
held for Buckingham county the 18th day OF De.
ccnbcr, 1929.
Charles Mills, Pitt
against
Joel W. Flood, in his individual capacity, and ss ex.
ccutor Of Mary Flood decd Thomas Trent acting ex-
ecutor Of the said Mary Flood, decd. Catharne Watt
Ludwell Dawson and Jane his wife, Louisa Watt, j.
Henry Iogwo Edward +. Log wood, Charles M. Log
wood and Thomas Logwood, dcvisees of said Mary
Flood, deed. Defs
The defendants J. Henry Logwood, Edward F. Log
wood, Charles NJ Logwood s. Thomas Logwood not hav-
ing entered their appearance and given security accord
ing to the Act of Assembly and the rules of this court
and II appearing to the satisfaction of the court that they
are not inhabitants Of this country: is ordered that the
said absent defendants do appear here March term
next and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs and that copy
OF this order be forthwith inserted in the Richmond En-
gurer for two months successfully and posted at the
front door Of the courthouse of this county.
Copy. Teste,
r. ELDRIDGE, Jr. C. n. c.
Dec. ~ 1S-wSw
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a tHESTERFIELD RAIL ROAD COMPANY
~ REoUisfTIoN.--N Notice l. hereby given, that ten
dollars required TO I've paid upon each share Of the
Chesterfield Rail Road stack the Let day OF Fsbru.
cry next, vt the FHmefs' Bank Of Virgins.
by order Of the Boafd
NICHOLAS MILLS. President.
Jan IL 81 2swiIsF
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IN CHANCERY State Of North Carottn, (:r.,
n VIE County, November Term. A. ID. 1929
and others. 'PN'
Cavsat TO the probate Of paper writing, purportpg
deed. ~ - A'
IL Is ordered by the Court, that notice be given by
advertisement tor six WEEKS in the Richmond Ep.
q"'rer ana Raleigh Star, to the Trustees or Di.
rectors OF the Female Humane Society of Rich
mond and State OF Virginia, DR.. Thomas Nelson.
william Ford, Samuel q Smith Francis Smith, Thcm-
as SMITH williamson AMI Jane Smith, Williamson who
are egatees 10 the Papcrwrng which l. here offer
ed as The last wiz and Testament Of John g. Smith
DECD, that this suit is in this Court and that they
may appear and make themselves parties the eontro
sery " they think proper, at the Court OF Pleasant
Quarter Sessions TO be held for the County and State
aoressd, AT the Court House in Oxford on the first
Monday in February next.
Witness, STEP. X. SNEED, c.
Drc D. 6S-w6ws
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TREES, PLANTS, &c.

NEw MARKET COTTON MANUFACrORY
"a Hanover County, Virginia.-The Subscriber hav.
ing essbhed Gotten Mill a, the above place known
here toiore a. DotwelPs Mis) IL now manufacturing
Cotton YSrns aud Osnahurg. Of good quality, which
he offers Tor sale at the fair market cash prices or in
exchange for Cotton; and will purchd'e the latter in
the reed, at the Richmond price.
Having first rate Cotton Gin and Cotton Press, he
will gin and bale Cotton with dparch al the
ry tolls and will he thankful To planters wto nav
yor him with their custom. SAMUEL COCHRAN
Having removed my machine HOP from Richmond
to the above place, where have the advantage Of water
power, am enabled to execute al orders for machine.
ry with more expedition and easepAble term. as
any o'her manufacturer in the State. Mill SpinJles
turned and repaired. Turning of Iron agreeable TO
Patterns and Smiths work in general, will be attend.
ed to- rttur my sincere thanks to the planters and
others for The great demand have had for nv Port.
able Threshipg Machines. Cotton Gns, &c. while To-
Gated al Richmond, and still hops from strict atte pton
in having the best materials, and the ell
executed to retain share 81 their liberal patronage
All ordSrs for machinery addressed to Mr.. John o.
Lay. my agent in Richmond, 10 at Yerion p. o.
Hanover county, will meet with prompt attention -
Wheat Machines, Cotton Gins. &c. will be delivered
at Mr.. L'ys Office in Richmond, without any extra
| charge. s. COCHRAN
NEWMARKET, Hanover county, Jan. IL. sl-wlw
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"A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, wltb has for 'tvsra
Ia yeas been engaged a. Teacher wishes 10 pro-
cure sHu'ton IN rome public private seminary He
mas been deemed qualified TO instruct in The Greek Latin,
French, aud ord nsry branches OF Engisb. letter di
reeted TO Lindsays Store, Albemsrle. information
may slso be obtAipedb by applying 10 me- in Richmond.
Jan T. s3-r3w BLNJ. r NICHE.
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.Ne,0 Eent q. U, Jan. IL, 1880

BENJAMIS WATKINS LEON, Esq
SIH:--I herewith transmit you copy OF The gre-
amte and resolutions entered irio the 1th instant
by re pecfable number of the citizens Of New Kent
county. Permit me IN prcent The same and assure
you That ney speak ne feeling. Of greater poi lion
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I'D OANOKE.-Roan Ike, inferior in blood form 10
~ a hotse in America, will stand al tie usual Terms
rear Charlotte Courthouse, during The ensuing season,
which will terminate on the i0.h Of July.
Jan. 10 ST fr
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New ORLEANS, Dee. 3O.--1he convicted negroes
which we mentioned the other day, Tor mutny on
board the lafayette had their sentences pronounced
Monday lest by the Hon. Judge Harper. Four Of
them sentenced 10 Ten years imprisonment at hard
labor and the other rhree TO flee yeai.. Courier
We have been told by one who was present at the
execution OF the Iour negro slaves, at Greenupsburg,
Friday week, that they all maintained 70 the last,
the utmost jrnRess and resignation to III r fate. They
severaly addressed the assembled multitude, in which
they attempted t. justly the deed they had committed.
Portsmouth Times
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OHIO CANAL.-From tho annual report Of the Ca
nal Commissioners OF OIo lately presented 10 the Lee
glslaure OF that State. ind that the whole line OF
Canal from Lake Ei., TO Newark, or the Licking
Summit-dboui $50 miles-wil be ready for naviga a.
ton this spring. and that the residue Of the line from
that point TO the OHIO Rver-sbout 100 miles-will be
completed before the first day of June 1881. The
whole cost OF completing tbis Canal If 80 miies with
its size cuts aud feeders will not il is estimated
coed 50 5S4 ,367-or about $4,000 per mile.
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from the Banner Of tho Con,tiiution, Jan. o.


The Bill reported to The House OF Representatives. OF
the 9TH inst for road from Buffalo, in the State Of
New York through The city Of Washington 10 New
Orleans, is well calculated 10 bring iulI discussion
OF the constitutional pow oi Congress 10 appropriate
the public money towards internal improvement Tbs
appeal which made by that till to The selfish feelings
OF New York, p nnsylvania, Maryland, vi gnia, N.
Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama and Lour
lana. VIII doubt, enlist 10 lis favor strong sup
port, but before we admit the utility Of such road,
setting ssds The constitutional difficulty, should like
TO sec The argumenv which be advanced in favor Of
IT, We apprsbefd That the roads aud water ca
lions now existing between Buf,lo and New OIL eans,
and all points situate between them, arc AIDE quate TO
the transportation OF persons and property, rapid
~ and more eheapy than be effected by s,road
like the one projt cied.
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IN HANCEkf-At rules holden in the CIerL,-
Office OF Mecklenburg County Court, the 4th dav Of
January, $780, '"
Thomas Neal, p,a
against
william Coleman, surviving Ex'or of CIevesius Cole.
man. dec a, who was of the Executors of benjamin.
" n uec a.; Dens
appearance according to the Act of Assembly and be
ues Oh this court and it appearing the satisfaction Of
the court that he is an inhabant of this STAT.
motion OF the plaintiff by his attorney: il is ordered th,t
me said defendant do appear here on the Istd Of
arch court next and enter his appearance and answer
e Paht'is Di and that copy Of this order be insert
ed in one Of the newspapers printed in The Tovr ~
feter'burgor the city of Richmond, for eight weets
and posted at the front door the court.
Jan. H. s4-wsw JIG baptist, d. C.
IN CHANCERY-La Lancaster County Court Doc.n,-
n Der, 1929: o'D''y '0u''' ooesm-
Al. sa n. Brent and Mary Ann his wife, who Mary
Ann Dameren, and the said Isaac Brent or
Caroline Dameren, deed. pin.
James Ellis and his wife, William Ellis and Eliza,
beth his wife, James Berryman hiargaret R.rrvman
children oil Nancy Bergman, who was Nancy Dame
r rem Wills Dameren, VIM Dameren, James Brent and
snzaoe'h his wife, who was Elizabeth Cameron and
margaret . Bryant who was Margaret S. Dameren,
The plaintiffs by their aornes having heretofore filed
er oii and appearing TO the satisfaction Of tho court
nat ne defendants James Ellis and Jane his wife Will
liam Ellis and Elizabeth his wife, James Berryman and
Margaret Bergman and Willis Dameren ars mo, ~
habitants of this commonwealth II ia ,be,.fnr s
o.
Cd that the said defendants appear here on or befor
the hrst day of March Court next, and answer
he bi oil The compliments and that copy of tbi, or
ner oe published IN some newspaper published in the
city oil Richmond, and another COPY posted Al Tho front
aoor OF inc courthouse of this country for eight weeks
successfully. Attest
- RoBT. T. DUNAwAY, d. c.
~ -. S6-wSw~
NACHANCERY-At Rules holden in tbe CIorL,.
~ oihce OF the County Court of Charlotte ON the 6r.t
Monday in December 1929: 80
Edward B. FowIkcs pnr
against
william fowler, ex'or. of Edmund Keeling decd
E'Zabeth Keeling and Gustavus Hcndrick and Fila.
beth his wife, 1T, A"-
Inc defendants Gusavus Hcndrck and Elizabeth his
wiie not having entered their appearance according u
the Act oil Assembly and the rules of this court and n
appearing TO the satisfaction of the court that thew ara
not inhabitants of this State, the motion of the plain
I'LL by COUNSEL IT ordered that the said defendants do
appear here on the first Monday in March and en-
ter their appearance and the PLAINTIFF bill and
give security for performing the decree of the court and
That copy OF this order be inserted I'm the RicbnonJ
Enquirer Tor two months and posted At the
'front.' door oil the courthouse of the said county
copy. Teste,
WINSLOw ROBINSON, C.
80. ~. T-wSw
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VIRGINIA; In Cbancery-in Goochland toun,..
Court, alst December, 1929: N"y
Hugh Mcdowell and Amy his wfe, formerly Amx
Crcnshaw, ono Of tho distributes Of Susan Crenshav
decd. ,s p.T
against
and Eliza his wife, David Crenshaw, and
an infant child OF Jefferson Crenshaw, dec which said
Mary E'za and infant child also distributes of
Susan Crenshaw, decd. ff
ms day came the plaintiffs by their attorney ami
MED their bii and the defendants having entered
ne and given security sccordingt to the Act
the satacton OF the court that the defendants are not
inhabitants oil this Commonwealth: the molten Of ths
PLAINTIFF by counsel, IL is eered that the said ,sf.ns
dants do appear here on the first day of March com.
next and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs and that coz
Py OIL this order be forthwith inserted i'm some ne wspapsr
printed in the city Of Richmond, for two months sue.
eesseiy and that another copy be posted at tho ffon
OF the courthouse of this comfy two
court days. A Copy Teste. ~
~ On N. W. MILLER, ID. C. G. Or
80. So 79-w7w
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HHIELD { GARDEN sEEps.-In .ddiiion 10 III.

HNIELD GARDEN SEEDS.-In addition to IN,
IL usual stock Of Clover and Grass Seeds, The sub
scriber has now hand, general assorm-A of exc.
lent vegetable Seeds o; the crop, raised expressly
Tor his sales hy careful and experienced euv aor. on
grounds widely sepa ated, hereby avoiding that mix.
iure which must inevitably take place with those rown
on the same tlaniaton, in the immediate mel
hood.
TREES, PLANTS, &c
Ard as agen for Col Ro ert Car proprs tor of Ran
trans Botanic Gardens and Nurseries, he offers for sale
very large AMI bne coec ion OF Fruit, Forest and Or
nanenal Trees aud Shrubs Green house Plants. Ever
green's Vines and Cree pre-. Herbaceous and edici-
nal Plants, Bilious aud Tuberous rooted Plant, /,
their greatest variety, both ndis and Excite AL
so, upwards of one hundred and fifty varieties of Craze
Vines The fruit of which highly esteemed for the ia
bile, celebrated tor the making Of wine All orders
will be carefully packed and PROMPTLY attended TO by
GEORGE NJ COATES,
No 40, Market street, Pbi!ad.Iphis
N. b. Fresh white mulberry SC ID of very superior
quality. dec 81 79-w6w
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CHANCERY--At rules taken in the CIerks' or
January, 1880: "-J "a
ana;n., o'okes' Complt
arnold Ihomason and Daniel s. Mccormick. Drffs,
The defendant Thomson not ha wing en,eS.i NJ AZ
Pearance and given security according to an Act Of he
General Assembly and the rules Of this Court and II an
bearing ,na he Is not an inhabitan Of this State ON the
!hat inc said defendant Thomson, do appear here on
the hrst day OF March Court next and answer the corn
panants bill, and that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted IN some one OF the public newspapers printed
IN the city OF Richmond, for two moths successiveiv
and also posted at the front door e the f
county Tese ~ 'AS"
JAM IL. S1-vSw II wOpcuAnr 4, -
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m. 1870, - + II LUEHAI.D, Z. Z.
ne parties interested will take notice. that have
appointed Monday the fifteenth day of February next,
%. susna Jennings Old Ordinary, in the County sf
INTO elect where the parties requested to at
lend at an early hour with their papers, &c ready for
SctSencnt. JOHN p. DUPUY, M. C. N. c.
Alet' y. 12-w2u