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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-29

M Ts9T louisville, the ensuing season. to com
zasSlz2k1 mence on the LIST March, and end on the
30h June. The price of the season will be thirty
dollars, paid within, and forty dollars if paid beyond
the season. Fifty dollars to insure mare in ioal
and dollar to the groom. Three hundred acres of
land covered with various grasses and well wateret,
will be afforded gratis, for the exclusive of the
sent. Better more abundant. pastuas. could
not be desired.
James Barbour, Esq at public sale of Walkers
ine stud of horses London, the 5th June last
is dark bay, sixteen hands high, Of fine form and
great activity, and needs only to be SEEN to be adj
Inired. His age The being only six years old last
spring. adds much TO his other good qualities I'm
ported horses generally too old, before they
brought to this country. Young Truf1le in
iured in his first training, whilst he the property
of the Duke de Guiche. that he never ran. His
Pedigree is in the annexed certificate, reference
which VIII show any one conversaDt with such sub
jects, that he is of the purest blood in England He
VIII be exhibited at the Courthousos of Albemarle,
Louisa and Grunge, the first day Of their respective
| March courts.
| NIB If any one will send five mares, the price
of one will be RENTED; and if sent to him this
season, fall she will be insured the next, at the price
| of the season.
! Two FLIES, from any Slate in the Union, having
won O purse Of $500, will be put gyniis; the first
applicants to have the preferences. Care will be
taken to prevent accidents but will not be respon-
sible for them. S. w. YAGER,
For James Barbour, Esq.
| Barboursyille jan 2Oih, 1880.
18Th June, 1920.
This is to certify, the brown Horse Sold by me TO
James Barbour Esq. bred by the Duke de Guchc,
! got by Trufle out of Helen by Whskey, her dam
Brown Justice by Justice, out of Xenia by Cha5en-
ger Xaulcppe by Eclipse Ttufle covered i'll 1920,
at 5 gupeas. He was got by Sorcerer out of Horn
by Lass, by Buzzard, her dam Puzzle, by Matchem
I Princess, by Herod.
| Signed RICH'D TATTERSALL.
! Hyde Park Corner, London.
Truffle was sent to France and bought back again
at 1000 guineas r. Il.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-29
NOTICE.

HAVING for the present closed my Mercantile
~ business, notice is hereby given to ali persons,
that those having claims against me, will present them
for payment; and those indebted to me, make pay
ment, without delay, as longer indulgence cannot be
given. JAS. P. TYLER.
isn21 &c
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-29
TRUSTEES SIZE

? virtue deed executed for certain
k 'eien mentioned by te late Iandon Garter, r. OF Rich
county when decd bears date The 18th day li March
6 h'o !: OF record in the clerks Office county aire
ar Will at the house or ,he cou,y aforesaid at !
oc'o'h NJ n "icnday Tie 18Th day OF April next of! e.
Toe county aforesaid the sad house and adiaee.
~ 'ae ai which SAID trati the property OF the 50
taer, enu coniaIus aGouI hunoted X;y acres
i-'9'"'ir MINOR Trrs,c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-29
TRUSTEEiS SALE


s' saturday, tie SVh day piesen, month a, -
- oohck 10y virtue of Deed Of Trust, from the late d.
6re ,,,"m Gnu oi record IN fienico County Court Ct
me- s'ah as surviving Trustee. sell auctou at the p.
ss' anu i cash 'wo lots of land, Church Hill nea
i 1n o., 1 enondi bans Tie half OF Ce,emont Square
auJ"hbs the lots OF MIR H. C. Nl'Nemara as Trns
'er' sai OF course convey Only tile as is derived ~
me, tui;isr the deed Of trust. N~' :"
Jan 2g-tas CnAEt Es COPELAND
virtue OF Two Derds OF Trust executed to Job, Al an;s
= tead and William, cambridge, by William, k1orr;o a,
rceiLi ms WIFE, TIE the eighth dav of Januarv Ie
no ,ne 1'nsi On the eighteenth Gay February ISas-and
Deco OF irus executed Herbert A. Claiborne and
SaieS cay by tie said iam Morris On the ,entl, Sav
o. 'uy lS2Sa of which deeds recorded in the Hus,;ns
Court OF the city OF Rcfmnnd shnl pIocced tn sell nm M
premises, the l6, February next, Tor ready mn
r the purposes therein mentioned Lots pieces or parcel
Oh Land IN the city of kichn,ond and distinguished
the plan M 'e said by No (347) and frtv
svei, and No (32) three and y two which
conveyed TO the said William Morris by Thomas Ru,erfor
ana sarah his WIFE, by their deed bearing The 18Th ay
June la2 and admitted record the clerks office of e
Sourt OF Hastings iDr sd citand WHICH now eectc
e"ehs'Ve ch pudnss, used warehouse, othsf
purposes: also three other Lots pieces parcels of a,5
Known and distinguished Tie plan of said CITY nv ,,u,i,..
OK tTce hundred and three Hundred and
iHy three (Sl, and number three hundred and forty fri
ann al DINER buildings ii,roy emcn,s ihe,eon which
perry was conveyed to the said William Morris by t.f
o'.s io Undivided nolei'es teeof-one tn.
ein DAY o. 'ue d26, hy Richard Gregory Elizabeth h
wife AID John Pesrn, Wilson Gregory: ,he o,bcr n,a
on Tie same day NV Joseph Dudley s,ercld countv an
atiIiNld Of the
Court of sad cay also, Other o piece or parcel of S
oV ana distinguished IN the plan OF said CITY, by nunbet
three HUNDRED 1885, which, was conveys -, 80
William Morris by liam Smith and SARAH Saint h
their deed bearing date day of September 1895 ar
admitted To record the c.e! Ks Musings our, TO-
5!Ie-city a!ntesaid.
The Trustees Rave the tide TO the fo-epu,r
opelly TO be 'esioned bu, they will only convey
is wasted themselves.
JOAN NJ ARMiSTEAp
w cambridge,
a azssTfT ! ! az elf4.'noHsn. Trustees
Etci'Ioo3t. lee Hin 1929
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-29
MON SIEUR TONSON


VIII stand the ensuing Tree I.il,
rESA Richuhnd, Va. Ills season o conn,enue
M4N LIST February and terminate lsi July lie
EaA>aN will he bet 81, dollars season,
an gM which may be discharged by the payuen, 10
3@FzzszA9 dollars within tile haIes
red at 10 dollars. One dollar 10 the groom
Every desirable arrangement has been made
mediation OF this horse. They will pas,ured
gratis wen fed with grain if required "a Per day,
stalled in all bad weather
One OF tie Subscribers will give bis personal
ton TO mares III order that they he returned their
ss ~ good coniion We be responsible for accidents
or escapes but will every exertiou prevent both
Monsieur Tonsan beautiful hay, fifteen hands inches
high with black legs, main and Tail lie finely popo,
ell exhibiting beauty power throughout form Fills
blood appearance performance equal if no,
10 any hoso tie continent His coils likely, and
high estimation. THOMAS WATSON
AIlsER ROBIESON
Trep Fiu, an 3. I2l--c3,n
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-29
"St1N selling off at Prone EoSt," uad

many Instances much 6eiozU Cost.
FEsHE proof that the subscribers have bpen selcg
large and scns,l assortment, of Seasonaile DRY GOODS
az "Pr'u,e Cost" GPnren!, that they would deem
ceSary 10 insert second advertisement t: eject had
'gcnererS attempts besn lead Tire putc believe
the contrary They therefore again respectfully inform
lriendS and Customers that they SIN con.s 20 Sc III
Prdne Co2 and N oiGr To assist the sale Of tie Fea1;re
stock they have adaed thereto, (er ,ie !o
New York variety Ci such goods iiy' posed OF
oafy l7art of their sales Among these many Of the
description OF goods that considered ei'ay cheap
'G,lnes 81 ami doneSt,cs, Gro dc NpsS GrcS de- In
Ola and Ncn irtei'iogs SEe St, iicos ion p,;cso
anu supc:e Satinetyi and ether goods all Of which
viii he sold al PRIME Cost aud in May Instances tie goods
hat have bern hard inr time WI, hn sold
P,fne COST In announcing their intention close
SINGS this manner. sLcrhers pcct to elicit m
lbera reark ioln person, nevertheless, Sch remarks
nave BEEN made, and tbs public ce a they
from Interested i.o,c how their
ness KYLE & COCHRAN.
IF
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NOTICE.
Edwd. M. GreenWay s. Co.

ll3, Pearl Street. .Ne1o YORK.,
TONT1NUE to purchase manufactured GOODS
- o" commission, which affords gr .ar facilities to
dealers at distance, in keeping their supplies of
goods general without being extensive.
Their long experience in executing orders for
every description of merchandise wanted in Virgin
la and the Southern and Western States, induces
them to believe they give general satisfaction
to those who will favor tn an with their business
/. is their snenton hereafter to transact general
Commission Business, and viii attend particularly
to the sale Of Cotton, -Four, Tobacco. or any nro
duce consigned to them
References.-Mr. Chas. NJ Mitchell, Richmond,
Va Messra. Hancock 81 Brown, Lynchburg, Va.
New York, Goth January, 1880.
2aw2twSt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-29
WINTERS ABRAHAM,

FEtHlS beautiful and Arabian Stallion will stapd
at my stable, in the county of Brunswick, SO
miles South of Petersburg, und rs miles Northeast
III Lawrepcevle, and 8 miles Northwest from Bel
field. Those having booded res, and being desi-
rous of improving their stock, VIII not omit this OPP
portunity of doing So it is probable be will not
again stand in this section of the country 1t Will be
readily admitted by oil breeders Of fine horses that
stock does at this time, much need cross Of
this kind, the English did at t,c time he Godo-
phin Arabian commenced Governing in England und
no doubt will be- by this cross, much improved
that was. Evidence Of his Arabian origin and the
Ire at which he will be ea to mares, VilI be pub
lishca before the season commences
jan SITS JOHN FUCKER.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-29
BOARDING.HOUSE.

0ver Mr.. ChU5bs Lottery Office, and door aJoUs
Mr. Conan, clock and t0otch maker.
NERS. SARAH PURCELL, could accommodate
Iva few more. Members of the Legislature, with
comfoT; able good beds, &C. moderate
TERMS if application be uade this week.
dec 1f--tfg
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DANCING SCHOOL.

DANCING SCHOOL.
IAk K T. w NAUGliAN'S School VIII be orened at Tan
Iva bark tia Tor the reception of Scholars Thursday
next at O'Clock Z. NJ and continue three days lie will
also practising party, Saturday evening the 23d
jim Z0--eca r W. VAUGHAN.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-29

amou'1 y Produce and number Of Boats passed damn
through The Lower Locts.
Jan. e5.-13 hads tobacco, GA bbls. four,
bushels wheat, l3 do corn, box talow, kegs
butter 800 #. plank, cords wood 10 boats S coal
boats. 1917 bushels coal
Jan. 26.-3l hhds. tobacco, 8Ia bbls. -four. e3e
bushels wheat, II bags feathers, S bags ginseng,
key tobacco, li8lbs.; kegs butter % bouts coal
boats, 1885 bushels coal
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-29

'a'BIRTy I'd Fly NEGRors.
an Wednesday. lie 81 Feb. | shall proceed t.
- sel'-ln ila:'t otIhe Ben Tavern. at II o'clock
a NJ. fom 60 to 70 likely Negrors part of WEIGH
are first rate tobacco faciory hands.
Sale TO b. conducted by j. & S Cosby g. Co.
PETER LYONS, Exor of
ian s2 John LYONS decd.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-29

81 PRING RACES over the Broad Rock and Tree
~ Hill courses, will commence at the first naued
place, on the Sd Tuesday April next, and at the
latter, Oh the 9TH Tuesday in April by order of the
Clubs 1SHAM PUtKETT.} p..;
JAS. N. SELDEN, f'iiie'ofS
ian D elf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-29

NHE general meeting Of the Mutual As
surancc Society against fire on buildings of The
s ate of Virginia, will be held ut the office of the
81 i'd society in the city Of Richmond, Friday Tic
zSth day of January mex, 1880.
JAMES RAWLINGS,
Principal Agent of the
dec 2q-1Ot Mutual Assurance Society
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-29

FOR RENT
2szA The Tenemen: on II street, lust above
1sfseS4 the Swan Tavern, lately in the occupancy
lisSsE of Mr.. C.. G. Richardson. II has been
a - heretofore considered excellent stand
for "a reta,i Grocery. Pc session may be had imme-
dately. For terms, apply to Gr. G.. r. Hailam, on
the premises, to
ian29-ts PRESTON SMITH, Trastce
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-29
IN DAVENI{jEJ, ALLEN IL <-EI-
STOCK or GRO( EEIES 81.

YIN MONDAY nest, the ist FEBRUARY AT II
CLOCK. we snail sell Il, the store. of Mrs EliznhefL
Jones l! street, stock If Groceries, Shop FIxtures
&c Also, seine Furniture.
Terms at sale. d. A a. co ,,o,
IAN y
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Tue imported YOUNG TRUFFT

6sNa THO imported YOUNG TRUFFLE,
CSEA-~, entire Horse of the best blood in En-
rraA q ln gland, will stand at the village of Bar
81 y1S louisville, the ensuing season, to com
zsssssEsaku mence on the LIST March, and end ON tie
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-29

u This LOTTERY is under the management OF
Yates & NJ Intyre.
Tickets s., Halves so. Quarters 25--for sale at
jan % LAMBERr'S Office
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s!Essrfa@ss - @aNm.
EIAT@ LAY.
- - =
Tank Stock at .1uct

Huns DAY "A - O'clock. Mil Dc SOLD at ,h.
Il Cofee House, so sIarcs II Fa.,crs Bait
Stock. for cash !. IL ilNI.U
ian %
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-29
MICKLE'S OFFICE.

VIII be received Day after To Morrow.
Only 1890 tickets III the lottery.
Sio,ouo, 4OOO 1900, 1850, 5 of 1000, GOO, 400,
&c. &c. &c.
Whole tickets So halves SO, quarters ..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-29

~ The following were the Ayes and Noes on the
motion of Mr Gilmer to postpone indefinitely the
consideration Of the resolutions in favor of re char
tering the Bank Of Virginia, the Bank of the Valley,
and the N. Western Bank:
AYEs-Messrs. Banks, (Speaker,) Bayly, Gilmer,
Booker Of Amelia, Garland of Amherst, Kinney.
Campbell of Bedford, Faulkner. Shanks, Bessley,
rroter, Bocock, Ysncey, Tyler Of Charles City,
RICHARDSON and Alexander of Charlotte, B1rfoot,
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InHwENTY DOLLARS REwARp.-Ranawa,

TNVWENTY DOLLARS REWARD Runaway
a from the subscriber, about the FIRST OF this month
a negro man named Aaron, who sometimes il called
Aaron Dodson. lie is nearly sig feet high Of dark
brown complexion and about IS years old. Bling a
good bosman s probable he has obtained free papers,
and IL at work James River, or the Roanoke. The
above reward will be paid 10 any person who will de-
liver the said negro 20 me, him. that Get
him again NATH'L e. YENABLE.
Fsrmyhle, June 20. I5-w9w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-09

"a p OANOKE.--This capital Stallion will stand next
g n Spring near LswrenccvIe, Brunswick County,
Va) His blood is inferior to in this Country
England, as will appear from his pedigree.
Roanoke got by Sir Arche-Dam imported
Mare, got by the famous horse Trumpeter -Highhyer
-yatchem-Yixin, by Regulus, sc. &c. sc.
Further particulars in due time.
July .. IS--w3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-09

FHNRUST DEED--By virtue OF deed of Trust
ID executed to = by VIM o. Walton, bearing date
the 22d day Of July, 1929, aud duly recorded in the
office OF the Clerk OF Cumberland Court, for purposes
therein mentioned SHALL on Thursday the 10Th day
of August next, fair Otherwise the fair day. pro-
coed TO SELL TO the highest bidder, at public sale, the
premises, "a tract Of land lying in the lower end of
Cumberland county, containing three hundred and ten
acres, less-also one othsr tract Of land in said
county, near the former, containing hundred and
ten less: saa tracts OF land being
particularly described 10 said deed-Aso the following
slaves viz: Washer Peyton, Lizy and her child Bur-
WE'LL and Charlotte with the future increase of the fe
males, the stocks OF horses, Sc. The crops of
Tobacco wheat SC. valuable stallion, and the house,
hold and kitchen furniture of the said WIN. o Walton,
much thereof as may be necessary carry the
reqvsitions OF said deed effect. The title is be-
leved TO be good, but such only will be conveyed
vested in under the deed.
SAMUEL HATCHER, Trus-
EDWARD WALTON, }tees.
Cumberland July Ia 1880. IS-wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-09

81 COMMISSION MERCHANT--The Subscriber
" tenders his service TO his friends Commission
Merchant, for the sale of produce, &c. and returns
his thanks for the encouragement he hes received for
several years past in that line: ne will, required,
make advances upon Crops Of Wheat Corn upon re-
ceipt OF Bill OF Iading the of the de-
livery OF Crop VIM. +. MfCOU,
Commission Merchant, Main ST.,
few doors below the Bell Tavern.
Bar Iron Sab Sugar, Teas Coffee, &c. SC. kept for
sae by the subscriber as low they be had in the
Market. w. +. M.
Juy9. 1S-w3w
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UNIVERSITY OF VA. D

UNIVERSITY VA. D
July Ist 1890
YHtHE Examinations of the various schools OF the
IA University, will commence the 10. Ii nsisnt in
will be delivered by Messrs. Benjamin +. Moseley Of
Georgia, and VIM Nspion of New Jersey-and au
Essay read by Mr. Henry Tu,wiler of Va, in the Lii
brary Roem OF the Rounda--at which time Degrees
will be conferred and o'her business transActet-A
which, Parents aud Guardians, and the Public are n
vited 10 be present:
Saturday, July ION
School of Law (Ssnior & Junior Classes and An.
tent Languages Latin Glass is o'clock A. NJ.
School OF Modern Lang uages (French CLASP and
Anatomy s. Surgery III A. NJ.
School Of Mathematics (FrSt s. Second CLASP 3 p
NJ.
Monday, July l2h
School of Modern Languages (Spanish CLASP A
NJ.
do Moral Philosophy
do Aniient Languages (Greek C1ass) III A
do Medicine Nj.
do Mathematics (Se"ior class SPIN.
Tuesday The 1871
School Of Antient Languages Geographic & Hisfo
rus A. M.
School of Mathematics (Fgrst s. Second Glasses j.
and Chemistry & Maeria Medical Mat. Med. I'LL
A. NJ.
School Of Natural Philosophy
do Modern Languages (Germdn) I . = W.
Wednesday the l4M.
School OF Modern Languages (Haiidn) 8 A. NJ
DO Moral Philosophy & Political Economy
(Poiitcai Economy and Antent Languages Orai)
IL a. NJ.
do Mathematics (J,miOr C1ass) Tsp
do Modern Languages gio-iSaron) : NJ
ROBLEY DUNGLESON,
July o. 1876 Chn,'n IF The Faculty.
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TgVO THE PUBLIC-The subscriber begs leave to
N inform his friends and tn public in general, that
in consequences Of the great press Of professional bus
ness IN Richmond he will he compelled to defer HE in
tended journey until the ~ h inst
r. HOUSTON, Dentist.
July Is-It
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-09

ANE EIGHTH OF THE COLUMBIAN MILLS
az FOR SALE-Pursuant to decree of the supe-
rior court of chancery for the Richmond District pro,
nounced on the 18Th day Of April 1880, in the of
Moore, Bell and otheri shall, Saturday, the 7h
day of August 1880 at III o'clock, A. NJ, the prem
ses, in the city OF Richmond, proceed to sell public
auction, TO the highest bidder, credit Of g. IL and
Is months undivided eighth part of the Columbian
Mills with the appurenances conveyed by John Gran
berry and wife, to William and Philip Haxa, by deed
bearing date the 22d August 1907 being the interest of
John Bell therein.
Bonds with approved security requred-and the title
retained until the bonds all paid
j. GUERRANT, VI. 8. c. c. r.. d,
OF his deputies.
July g. IS-tds
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To the Snpernttmeory officers Qf the Tirginid state
Line, during The Revolutionary Ydr.
TEVHE Court Of Appeals having recently decided that
u the Supernumerary Officers entitled to half
pay so long they live, and il appearing that suit
must be brought in every case, before the debt will be
paid, the subscriber tenders his services an agent
and attorney in prosecuting such claims Having for
several years given his attention 10 this subject, and
the claims Of officers to Land Bounty, he has made
himself familiar with the Laws respecting such claims,
and the ans OF procuring the evidence necessary,
establish them, il 10 be had by reference 10 the PUBLIC
Records or application to the surviving officers.
Letters addressed to the subscriber at this place will
receive punctUal attention. THOMAS GREEN.
Richmond, April 10. 1l7-wtiif
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rag iLLER wANTED.--waated Immediately at
lVEthe Galego Mills, assistant or third miller to
whom liberal wages will be given by The month year.
p !. CHEVALLIE.
Joy9. 1910
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LAND FOR SALE.
July 9.

LIND FOR SALE
a hN THURSDAY. the 26h of August, being Anne
~ liza court day, wall sell at Amelia Court House,
To the highest bidder the tract of Land, which Ste
Phen o. Archer lately resided situated on Appomattox
river, in the County Amelia about four miles above
Gentle bridge, and adjoining the lands of HIM s. fir
cher major Seger,an others 1t is supposed to contain
about 100 acres, between two and three hundred Of
which are river and creek low grounds, Of very
superior quality. The supply of wood land is album
dant The buildings consist of spacious dwelling
house, in good repair, wheat barn, and tobacco
barns sufficient Tor curing large crop. Any person
desiring TO view the land, may do by application to
Mr. John X Roberfson who lives on the place, or to
the subscriber who lives in the neighbourhood Terms
will be made known on the day of sale.
STEPHEN c. ARCHER,
By his .aHOyney nm. EGGLESTON.
July 9 lS-w7w~
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against
VIM G liam aud Elz abeh his wife, formerly L liza.
beth Barclay, George Boxley aud Ctharine his wife,
formerly Catbarne B,rclay, John Kmbrough and Ca
,harne his wife. VIM. 5. Boxley. Samuel Hunter and
Mary his wife, Albert Boxley, John Marine
his wife, Eliza j. Boyey, which said last mentioned
Catherine. William s. Mary, Albert. Marine, aud Eliza
j. children OF John Boxley ami Mary Boxley, dec,
who was Mary Barclay, John W., Lucy Anne, and Ma
ry Is. Boxley, which said John W., Lucy Anne, and
Mary B. B,xley, children Of John c. Boxlev, dec
another child Of The said Mary Boxey. dec. Virginia
aad Martha B)xley, children of Joseph Boxley, dec,
another child OF the said Mary Boxley, dec Mary and
Elizabeth BsSley, children OF Benjamin Boxey. dec,
wills, John VIM and Lucy his wife, Nancy Boxley,
now the widow OF John e. Boxley, dec, which said
John, iney and Nancy, children Of John Wills and
Lucy wills, dec, his wife, who Lucy Barclay,
John, joshua, Horatio, Lucy Anne, and Elizabeth
Wills, children OF Hora,io Wills dec, another child of
the said Lucy Wills, dec, james L. Oliver and Nancy
his wife, which said Nancy child of Susan Dickin-
,on, dec who, in her life time, inermarried wi h Jas.
Dickinson Jr, her first husband, aud the father OF the
band, the said James Dickinson. Jr, and then inter
married with Pallison Boxley, Robert IL. Andrews,
child OF VIM Andrews aud Bona his wife, which said
ol'na u child OF the said Su'ap, by her said first hus
band, James l.. Holiday and Hudah his wife, Caha-
rine Boxley, George b. Nuckolls and Mirah II. his
wife, Jane and Susanna Bosley, which said Hudah
Catharine Mrah r., Jane and Susanna, are children of
the said Susan, by the sad Pa=on Boxey, her second
husband, Debts
! The defendants, George Boxley and Catherine his
wife, John Ii nbrough aud Caharine his wife, Virginia
aud Martha Boxey, James l.. Oliver and Nancy his
wife, and James L. Holiday and Huldah his wife, not
having entered their appearance, and given security
according TO law and the rules Of this Court aud APP
earng to the satisfaction OF the Court, that they not
inhabitants OF this State Ga the motion OF the Plaintiff
10y his Counsel IL is Ordered That the said defendants
do appear here the first day Of September Court
next. and answer the bill OF the Plaintiff; and that
Copy Of this Order be forthwith inserted in the En-
quir=r," paper published in the City of Richmond,
two months successfully and posted at the front door
oil the Courthouse OF this county some Court day.
Copy. Teste JOHN HUNTER C. L C.
| July 9. 1S-wSw