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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-26
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lived al Boston, ~e have Landon d4fes 10 Al
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than beIote rHeeNTf.
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d,esJ by thas D. OF me Cpanibrr pi Drprttes
an cha15,or the President. oe the second tai.
llnt.a msj.tly 81 enls tre poies elected the
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fram var, ~ may new with more pr1btbiiitt
anticipate fhat 1he cry o. The younger pnriion
Of Tie Frsnrh 10 take part for Psiaud, hnd 10
hansle Austria lot her conduit 10 Italy, my
prevnii.
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censure upon Pnirr, tor las precip'tais Trtirr-
ment before tire storm, @hlch IL Thought hpt 10
be oredtapie II the good ictnprr lie sagaIhy
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by ord.r Of the King, beio gwen by the II hch
C,mnandani Of the Cttl lH Of An wsrp, thai
on The evening ol the 1lh August 'ha afmbate
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-26
wv ARDS SE'NICE
W eiAsburg AotterN,

cLi@ 10, 10, for 1881,
10 be drawn at Richmond o. Friday the PSI
u orptenbtI, 1854.
20 number LOTTERY orawn ballots.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-26
FRANCr.

leopold applied simultaneously to ENGLAND
and rance, AZ members OF HE Alliance wu,cp
had dscar, d au artnlstice between "A plIand and
Belgium, aud had engaged t1gua,aatee In.
"euuahiy aud Independence OF belgium
'ence dersd her hoors 10 match brcnu..
:, Mas rrp'eo,ni"d by The Belgian Min..t r a,
ram that Immediate assls auce Was ,adi.pen..-
o'y required ior toe protect GA of Belgian
lie Eog,ish GOV, rnmenl Immediately order
gu sB'"ufon 10 The Downs, 10 be ready 10
a -, BE- circumstances might require b !, the
r'e"en troops will enter lg,um solel,
to establish an grmlstce, aud Will s,ae,,eI. ,b,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-26

VERY LtfE AND nlru&TANr FROM
EUROPE
There have been three arrivals At New YORK
since our lat paper, st8-the salem from Inv.
e'pool with adVces To me ION of August IN.
CanaJa Whh Liverpool adsIces 10 the LON
and III Mamma nth Paris dales 10 h. lon
August We are indebted 10 oar cortrspon-
"fn,s oi the Conner. Da,y Advefuser Journal
o' 'omme'cr, American, MeIca0tIle and oraa.
""'o ONT Ni Tor extra snr,ts. from watch W.
maze ne annexed oxra,ts Ne copy Toe J..
'eIlIgence IN the order OF rs ARRIVAL.
By he Saienl.
THIS ship bring, L,4rpooi dates to the 10
August The most important items by ner are
annexed:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-15

N CHANCEkY -At a Court held for Louisa
u county. at tho Courthouse, on Monday October
the 10Th, 1881:
Howard b. Edwards, Plaintiff
against
Francis A. Houebns, Anderson Triee, administrator
Of William Trse, deed. and William w. Bsadles and
Waddy Lpssomb, executors OF John Iipseomb, de.
seased, Dsfendan,s
This day s,me the plaintiff his Attorney and fled
his bill, and the defendant, Francis A Houshius not
having entered hs apps aranee, and given security as
coro,ng 10 law and the rules Of this court, and il ep-
pesrlng to the satisfaction Of the court that he i, not
an inhaban OF this State. On the ion of The plaintiff
by his COUNSEL IL 10 ordered that the said dee ndsn,
Francis A. Houshin', do appear hsre on the first day
Of January next, and answer the bin Of the CLAIM
'i, aud that copy OF tits order b, forthwith insert
ed, 10 some wspap.r published in the city OF Rich
mond for two months susssnivey, and posted at the
front door Of the Couthouse of this county, on rome
eourt.day. Copy -Tss,e,
JOHN HUNTER, C. l.. C..
Oct 20 4S-WSaS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-15

EoMsToCK & Irving, Clarke s. Williams, Clarke
~ & Rhodes, j. Mortimer, j.. Wood & Abbott, Jas.
Dick,op, William M.yhew & Company. william
Norris s. Son, William ,ri,Jr., james N s. l.. Dick.
son, c. Burd s. Busby, Joseph Pond, N. Smith Prem
'iss, and +. Lesmay & Company
Ts: AS you are not residents OF Virginia, and have
no known attorney within ths same, TO whom notice
can be given, you will Please take nos.. on Mon
day, the IL day OF December, 1881, between the
hours OF 10 A. M. and p. NJ, al the office Of Taz.-
we'll Taylor, Or, In the borough Of Norfolk, we shalt
proceed TO take the deposition, Of Joseph H. Robertson,
william p. Vincent, Rishard I. Gregory, William
PAnneli and Others 10 be read Ia evidence In serain
suit now pending in the Crsui, Court of Law and
Chansery, for tn, county Of James CT " (and formerly
pending and undetermined ia The late Superior Court of
Oh merry, directed by law tore held at tbs form or Capt.
to 10 the city OF Wiliam,burg jim which ere plaintiffs,
and you, tog s,her vi William Cofisld. ard John A.
Rober'' are defendants. Ths taking Of the said d.po-
sons will be continued from day to day, az this place
and within the hours Aforesaid MI completed; or IL any
Thing should occur to prevent the taking OF the said
positions on the day Aforesaid they will be continued
over from day to day, I'LL begun aud completed.
Yours, Sc.
Thomas & Philip Bultseli, and Sha,c Tiffany,
& Co. 6y FREDERICK VINCENT,
Attorney for the plain ifft Aforesaid.
NOV d. 5l-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-15

UoMN Mortimer, j.. Thomas and Philip Bsl'rslI,
g. Wood Il Abbott, james Diskton, William 4. May.
how Il Company. William Norris 4 Son, william Nor
ris jr., James N. 4 l.. Dickson, G. Burd & Busby,
Joseph Pond, N. Smith Preniiss, and n. Leamsy &
Company
Srs: As you not residents Of Virginia. and have
no known attorney within the sane 10 whom notice
can bs given, you will please ,ak NOTES that on Mon
day the 18Th day Of December 1881 between the hours
OF 10 A. M. aud 4 p. M, a, The Office OF Tazewell
Taylor, Or, in the borough Of Norfolk, shall pro-
seed 10 take the deposiOns,of Joseph II Robest,on,
William Vincent, Richard I. Gregory, William PAN
nell and others. to DO read in evidence 10 certain
suit now pending In the Circuit Court OF Law aud
Chansery, for the county Of James City, and former
y pending and undetermined the late Superior Court
Of Cbansery, directed by law 10 be he'd a, Tho fomer
Capitol in The city OF Wiliamsburg) In which we are
plaintiff, and you, together with William Coield and
John A. Roberts, are defendants. The taking Of n
sid dispositions will be continued from day TO day a,
the place and within the hours ,sresad I'LL
OF II any thing should 10 prevent the taking oil
the said dispositions the day aloread, they will be
continued over from day to day. ill begun add COM
pleted. Yours. Sc.
Clarke r Williams, Comstoek s. Tving, Clarke
y Rhodes. and ShaU, TeGany, & Co.-by
| FREDERICK VINCENT,
Attorney tor The plaintiffs aforesaid.
| NOV. 4. 6l-W4W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-15
YHNO George Banks ana James Hi, Merchants ant
I'LL partners trading under the firm Of Bank, & Hill

TBNO George Banks and James Hi, Merchants and
IL partners trading under the firm Of Banks & Hill
STs:-As you are not esidents OF Virginia, and HAYS
DO known Attorney within the same, TO whom notice
can be given, you ill pleo take noiise that on We'd
nesday, The Ia day of December, 1881, between the
hours Of 10 and 4, p. M, at The se Of Taz
we'll Taylor, E.quire, ia tie Borough Of Norfolk, /
shall proceed 10 take tho posi- ion Of Calsb Brock,
and o'hsrs, 70 be read in evidences in certain sui,
pending and undetermined, in the Borough Cour, OF
Norfolk, in whish plan.if and you, toge her with
the said Caleb Brooks defendants. TIE taking OF
the said dispositions will be continued from day 10 day
and al the plase, and within the hours aforetaid ill
completed; and If ary ihirg should prevent the
taking Of he said dispositions the day Aforesaid the
will be continued over from day 10 day. ill un and
completed. Yours, Sc. THEoPHILUs PECK,
BY FREDERICK VINCENT, his Attorney.
Memordndum.-1h deposition Of the sid Caleb
Brooks will be taken in pursuance OF order of The
Court Of Norfolk Borough to that eifsst
Nov. 5I-w1z
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-15

uoD,Y PRKsENIsAs tho distributing presents
approaching we expect TO The
pnc of these periodicals entitled Tar PE.R published b.
Carter aud endce, and have ogcoaby tho
,nss aud interested with tho literary Of tho h
whole execution OF tho work is well
uveno present a table We
! ho 'oiowlnS ait,elo; Boston Paper.
lNFANCY-BY MRS. uucHs.
sweet IL LIES first opening flower,
Sweet is every budding graco--
sweet tho tondly hattcring hour,
When life first lights tho infants face,
sweet then tho thrObs tho mother feels,
Tho smile that kndlos up her eye,
When II ito first fond glapecs steals
On the weak form OF Infancy.
Sweet arc the na,tcrins hopes that swell
80 Her ardent breast, "a she tho form,
To her SO new, yet loyh we'll,
Clasps ward oil each threat ming storm,
And as tho pieous she hears
OItho hrst sad aud mournul cry,
" nut the young sufferer cnicnrs
AS the sad wall OF Infancy
Young life is weak wherever found,
In man the creature Wild
But noUgbt there is the world around,
so helpless u human child.
Inc kitten soon aud play,
The dog acts with
But Is there ought hepess-Saye
80 weak as human Infancy!
Yet that Almighty Power above
Hos orderd with the kindest care,
That an untiring moibor's love
should ali its wants. its share
And whilst with seepless eye she hangs
Oer hS SICK couch, and brea,hcs tho sigh.
tond hopes suppress her struggling papgs,
Aud wins hor smiles for Infancy
1t tolls her that the breast ia purc.
ThOt vice is yet u stranger there
Aud should truth hold the fort secure.
And virtue wave her standard there,
lhon, though the Infants cry should prove
herald of Tho future sigh,
SUI will DO near those forms of love.
which watchd the couch OF Infancy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-15

N NARY-Conducted by Miss Boggs, will be con-
tinued the ensuing year. 1t will be opened on the
10th January, and will close the 18th OF December
the 18th OF July-The pupils will be instructed in
photography, Reading, wiring, Arithmetic, English
Grammar, Geography, with the use of the Globes,
and tuition will be $780, one half payable in adj
vance, and the balance the end of the year. without
any deduction on account of absence from school
Each pupil Will bring wi her pair OF blankets pair
OF sbeet' eolort rpape and mr. low ,s
all marked; or IL it is preferred they will he furnished
oy me, Tor an additional charge OF S5-Sueh Young la
d,e, as remain In nv family during vacation, will be
charged at the rate of $40 per month. There are a
lew vacanses yet to bs filed. Letters addressed 10
me, should be directed to Long Geek Post Office Lou
isa. FREDERICK HAPPIS
Frederiek's-HaI, Nov. L. 5I-w6,E
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-15

EATErTEyILLE suryERERs.-A meeting OF the
sufferers by he dreadful ere which osenrrsd In NAV
last, ia Fayetteville, IN. Tssenily held In that
to~ NJ at whish the Magistrate Of Pslise on bshaIf Of
we mmis'ionsrs, submitted statement Of the amount
reeeved In the way Of donation, for their relief from
me several States towns, end individuals. The gross
amount Of the receipts excesds NINETY TWO THOU
SAND depat', by few hundred. Among the resoIa-
hons adopted BY the meeting, ssys The Fayetteville
Journal, was one SpPoIsiiog sommiitee, 10 nsks sule
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-15
nHIO AND KENTUCKY Ian os-Tho Sui

Milo AND KENTUCKY LANOS.-Tho Sub.
" rcriber tf.rs his services 10 non e-ident pro-
prictors OF lands In the States of O-o and XIV
for the sale thereof, and payment OF the taxes All
isiters fddressed TO him at Cincinnati or 10 John H.
Price, Esq Of Riehuo nd, POST PAID, will DO duly A..
tended to. Hs refers tLose to whom he may be un.
known, to
Copland-and SAM Myers, Esqrs.
JAMES SOUTHGArE
r. S.-J. S. will also attend az Attorney At Law ia
sus in the Federal Courts at Columbus ard Frankfort
NOV. 6l-w6m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-15

n AND in The FOX, oi Hanover for saie-A, Tav
IL iorsyiie, on Saturday The l9ih day Of November
will be offered for sale 10 The biehest bidder ,hs 80
main5er OF my land, 1853 acres, third Of whish i.
woofi@nd: Iho tract includes the mansion house, SC
ne Whtle VIII be offered wi a reserved bid OF
S3ooO cash on The sane, payable ihe LIST of Angus
oeng permitted 10 enjoy the premises the ensuing
year state he reserved bid publicly, that persons
nay Dc assured OF my determine ion SELL and siso Of
gieat bargain Tho purchaser be aecomn oda,ed
WIN several hundred bauels Of CORR stock OF yariou,
kinds, pan a'ic1 utensils, &c.
For particular hca len, see Enqni<er Sem,
@otn ana iono"iDg. II. j. ANDERSON
o.. II. Ak o,s,i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-15

' "A A'ERN FOR SALE.-For sale, on aseon 10 I'd A.
Iho' Thweait, at .he jurciign u Goodies and b :,
wills bridge roads, in Chesterfield county II not sold
privately, IL will be sold 10 the highest bidder on the
1h gay OF November next on the premises; should /,
be sold privately, public notice will be given Term.
may be known by applying either TO the subscriber OR
Thos. b. Thweatt. SPENCER WOODBRIDGE.
Trusiee for Nancy J. Thweatt
Oe'. 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-15

VENO George Ban ks and James HUI, Merehan aud
N partners trading uuder the 6Im OF Banks & Hill,
and j. G. Kstshum-
Sirs-As yOu are moi residents of Virginia, and we
no known Attorney within The came, 10 whom notice
can be given, you will please take noes on We'd
nesday the IA day Of December, 1881, between the
hours OF 10, A. NJ. and 4, p. nj. at the offies Of
Tszswsh Tsysr, Esqni.e. 10 ths Borough If Norfolk,
shall proceed TO take The drposiiions Of Caleb Brooks
and others, TO bs read in evidence in certain suit
pending and Undetermined, in The Borough Court Of
Norfolk, In ihish am plaintiff aud you ere defendants
The tskirg OF the said dero.iers will be contained
om day TO dy, at the place snd within The hours afore
aid, Till completed; if any brg should occur 10 pre-
vent the taking OF the said deposons the day afore
said, they will be continued from day 10 day t hes
gun and completed Yours sc. THEoPHILUs PrcK
BY FREDERICK VINCENT, mia A torn,y.
IN w. Il 5l-w4y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-15

~ PLANTER about 10 miles above Now OrIa----'
va on the West side Of the Mississippi, having -,
.ract OF land eigiby situated for Sugar Estate. sn
under actual cultivation OF the plant with sugar
cleared sufficient to raise upwards of 300 hhds of %
gar Is willing 10 enter into coPartnershp upon eits
o,e ana liberal terms, with any gentleman who can
tIc1lsrs, apply to Col Philip Hicks, Baton Rouoe or
TO JOHN NICHOLSON, JVe,o Oyisn,s. -
~ ~ vGuy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-15
BOOTS. SHOES, SC.

--oc,n,x DOOio, oHOES, &c.
ooEph GILL, respectfully informs his friends
- and The public generally lh,t he has taken ,oss
nearly opposite the Msrehan's' Cog,e Hone "a 20
few doors above the Genital Hotel where he will keen
on hand general assortment Of Boots and Shoes. of
manuiae'ure Of good quality and suited TO the
ea,oD, which he will offer for sale al nodsra,. i.a
lie VIII also be prepared 10 manufacture the above
tamed arlici',; be eiIl keep good workmen and use
GOO na'eia's, a3d he pledges himself 20 uss every
enIt 10 give 'aii'iaesien to those who NAV favor him
with sbsir patronage. 'V' A'"'
low. Oct a " ~" oe sou
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-15

"a OTiCE.-By virtue of a deed of trust executed 10
the subscriber by VINO Walton, bearing date the
I'D July, 1929, and recorded in the clerks office of
county, we, or either Of us, will on the 10Th
offer for sale tract Of land mentioned in said deed
containing three hundred and eleven acres be the
more or ess-for cash The said land formerly belong
ed TO the estate OF Fred. Jones' decd
SAML HATCHER,
EDW. WALTON, I trustees
Oct 81. A7wAu.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-15

VH/ AS Committed TO The Jail oil the Cry Of Rich.
Wv mond, on The 9Th day OF June, 1881 a nc GRO
man by the name Of HENRY: he appe ars TO be about
hriy'h9e years of age, about six feet high ard little
inclined 10 be bald, bad en- when comm ted, dark
yarn COAL and pair OF brown pana The owner
10 requested to como toward, prove the property; nav
the ex2enses, and take him away, or he will be her
vie dealt wi h according TO Law.
8 pit. 23. 39DwJSw .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-15

kSCboOL.-dhe subscribers, grained by tbs mar,
~ ton OF public cor fdeDss extended 10 them dn,,n
the short liue their School bas been 10 hss
os.h i1quseo 70 obtain tho services OF Mr. j. L. Cab,u
o. 'hs Ooiver'iiy, in the Matte matfsal Dsoayimsn
Dy IN" arrangement, they will be enabled 10 dsvo,a
ihsir exclusive attention 10 tbs Languages and CI
esi t'era ure. Mr. Csbell has been member Of The
ne hemaiissi Class at the University for upy rds If
,e''on', ouhdg wbish time he has been di,tIn-
po''sssioo, the lighes, testimonials of Mr. C's attain
msnis 10 ms science, from Professors at tho Uversty
"s SUTTON u" of textbooks used 10 this De-
Ariihmec and Algebra. Ise.n.
drs's Geometry, Lssroix's TrgoDemsiry, plane and
,phsrissl Booeh,rlsr' DGereuiial and Iaegrsl Cacu
Eo, inf,rna,,on no 49,. ...y ~ onsvu'
TEN Of instruction and discipline pursued Ibs sobsSri-
bsTs refer TO D. II. M. Patterson, Chairman ~ a..
FSeuiy 0'he OnVersiy. w. Il. NAPTON
,.,--,-,,.. c. MINOR.
~""''V'e'Vihe' WOW u Oi-n3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-15
ENEMALE TEACHER WANTED.-Tpe ,n

HINEMALE TEACHER WANTED.-The pnbserI-
IL Der, re,i ing in the county OF Henrico, wishes 10
employ, for the ensuing year, Female Teacher and
reslde In her family. Saisfaciory ties imonais 10
now the qualifications Of tho applicants to teach aecur
ateiy reading, ling, srithmets ge geography, and the
use and application Of globes and maps will be requir
ed. For iur,her particulars enquire Of Messrs Wor-
ham Il MsGrudsr in the city Of Of Richmond.
MARY G. c. SHEPPARD
Oct Il. Al s. wifi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-15
THE TARIFF AND ITS EFFECTS.

We have gathered few scraps which were used AZ
Ne" York. There can be no harm in showing them
In advance Of long reports; and among these is one
which refers to the effect of the tariff on iron manufac
burg.
In 1928, bar iron sold for 800 2lO per ton.
Now the price is 100
In 1873, boiler iron was $50
Now il is 40
In 1928, sheet iron was scarcely ia the
western market-valued at Is
Now II is manufactured in Pittsburg, suni-
Gent for the valley OF the Ohio at $50
In 1915 a 20, cut nails were valued at 14aIs
Now the same kind sells for 6a7
Hoop iron In 1928 was worth 25O
Now Ii sells for 100
Axes in 1920 were worth "a
Now they sell for 10
In 1920, iron hoes ground, sold for o
Now, steel hoes ground, are worth 4aAI2
The same remarks apply to spades and shoyels; and
socket shovels sell now for Id, which in 1920 were
worth IL.
English vices in 1920 were worth 2es2z
better article Is now made in this
country at 1912
The same article in 1924 sold for Is3-I
Brazers rods Qmported in 1924 sold for IA per b now
our manufacturers supply them at 100 per ton, ia 10
3-S inch in diameter.
Within the lasts years there have been created ~
new furnaces in Kentucky near the Ohio
6 up the Allegheny,
on the MonoDgaheIs,
I'll in West Pennsylvsnis,
8 rolling mills in PiHsburg.
Steam engines fifty per cent lower than in
1920. "'''' "
Within the last year, than 100 steam engines
have been made in Psburg, and IL is thought thai I'M
wards Of 1850 will be finished In 1892
Some other items may hereafter form another collec-
ton, that will 60 TO strengthen arguments.
u. s. Gdzefte.
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A GREAT IMPROVEMENT.

George Wei h. Esq. OF Gettysburg, Pa. has nearly
completed steam Engine intended for The Ct
ran nosd Cars, on sew principle which In the opin-
ION some Of our best engineers PROMISE, 10 surpa,
any hitherto invented 10 simple neat aud compact
occupying space 90 email TO little ncommode an or.
dnary ear. Tho experiments already made with il ex.
perhaps OF ir portanee not less value TO this
application Of Steam. Is the accomplishment OF The
grand dsddsratum Of consuming the smoke, which Il
most effse,ually doss. gentleman Of large expert.
enso in the department Of science and who has wit.
nened most Of tho experiments instituted in Europe
and our own country. declares ibis the most inter sting
no has seen, and ehershes the hope that II will
with suese" tho expectation Of ito worthy and talented
Inventor. TBaif. Rem
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HH EssRs; John NJ. Marlborough, Augustus Carson,

lVa ESSRS: John M. Marlborough, Augustus Carson,
I'VE and Egbert Carson
GenHemfn;-As you are not inhabitants of this State
ana nave not any known Agent Attorney in fact with.
IN me same, you are hereby notified, that on Monday
the 18th day OF November, 1881, between the rising
and setting OF the suns that day, Morris Bobson
Tavern, at Cumberland County Court house, in this
State, shall proceed 10 take the dispositions OF Stephen
COOK, Benjamin Bradley, Reuben +. CloptoD, and
Samuel Hobson TO be read as evidence in certain s,;,
IN Chancery now pending in the Circuit Superior Court
oil Law and Chancery for the county OF Henrco where
IN ! am painful, and you and Elizabeth Nc orough
wife OF said John NJ, Richard Gordon sheriff ot C,,sn
6ersnd County. and such admir- de bonis nom with
me WIZ annexed, OF George Carson, Sen decd Ma
uIda carson, Theophilus Carson, and Emily Moly,na
ana Alonzo Carson, are defendants The taking oi
which dispositions, II not completed on the day above
mentioned, will be continued from day 10 day at the
same place, until completed. Your obt serv't
RICHARD A. RISON.
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able ACKNOWLEDGMENT behalf Of the suIerer for the
very great iibsra'y and kndne" Of the eou,rbu,ors
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