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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-03

N pursuance OF an order OF the Superior Court of
n Chancery for the Richmond District, offer for sale
Tract OF Land on Crump's Creek, in the cosnty OF
Hanover about four miles below the Courthouse con
tanning ll20 which laid off into lots and
will he sold jointly severally.
.dlsO, Tract of Land in the county OF Goochland
the waters of Little Byrd Creek, containing 537
acres-adoining the Lands of Mr. j. w. Payne others.
The Hanover Land will be shewn TO persons WISH
ing to purchase, by Mr.. Laney Jones, who Ewes near
1.-THE Goochand Land, by Mr.. Payne
For Terms, which will be accommodations applv To
me near Hanover Courthouse. WM. F. WICKHAM,
SurvivngT Trustee OF the Estate of Sam'I Gis., dec
Aug. Ii. 1880. 2S-.f
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k1SSOLUTION.-Tbe Co-parlnersbip herstof re
~ existing between the subscribers, under the firm
OF air & Anderson, is this day dissolved by mutual
coDseDt-Ail persons having claims against the same
will present them to Beverley Blair and those
to the concern, will make payment 10 him-be, only
being authorised to and discharges tor the
same. BEVERLEY BLAIR
Richmond, 3lst b e. 1880. DAVID ANDERSON
THE Subscriber will continue 10 transact commits
sion business, at the stand Cary ,tee heretofore oc-
cupied by Blair Il Anderson. To the patrons Of that
concern he tenders his aoknow Judgments and assures
them and the public generally, that any business COO
hded TO his care, shalt receive uDremited attention
The books and papers Of Blair Anderson being LEFT in
his custody be invites all those having claims against
them, TO call on him for payments and those INDEBTED
TO liquidate their respective balancesbe only being
authorized, may be seen by the advertisement above,
10 recei' and grant discharges for the same.
BEVERLEY BLAIR.
Richmond, let Jan. 1881 73-2aw2w-w1
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NOTiCE to Underwriters. --Tae subscribers will
receive proposals until the 7h day of April next,
Tor building Clerks Office at Notoway Courthouse
OF the following dimensions aud materials: The
House to be 81 feet long, by 10 feet wide from outside
to outside Of Brick the walls two feet thick from the
base, (Which is to be sufficiently deep ensure good
and sufficient foundaon,) up to the hoor which Is TO
be two feet from the surface Of the ground-the wall
up to this point may be either Of good brick or stone
the pitch OF the III feet, the walls IL inches
thick, partition wall OF brick dividing the House into
two rooms, and a chimney at each end of the Haus.
Stills within the walls which the sleep ers are 10 re st
with studs reaching to the ceiling, the who'e to be
lathed and pastered leaving space of inches be-
tween the laths and was.-The floors TO be tongued
and grooved, wash and chairbosrds. An out door 10
each room, and partition door four windows, Is
lights, 10 by IL, with iron CRATES The doors to be
furnished with good and sufficient locks and hinges
The House TO be we'll sheeed and covered with slate
OF good quality The whole of the brick to be of good
quality, hard and we'll burnt, and all the tmbers OF
good heart pine, and well seasoned The work to be
finished within the present year executed faithfully
and in workmaDlke style. The money will be paid
in November next, or as the wcrk is complet-
ed and received. All letters addressed 10 the under
signed, at Nottoway Courthouse, (post pad) will be
work, earlier than the 7h OF April next it will then be
let to the lowest bidder II being No.oway Court day.
JOHN p. DUPUY,3
JOHN II. KNIGHT,
SOL JETER,
NATHAN WARD,
Feb rs. 95-2awtdLg A. CAMPBELL.
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NOTICE In pursuance OF u order OF Chesterfield
~ County Court, will sell at Chesterfield Court.
House, on tho second Monday in March next being
Court DAY, negro man slave, named no has be
committed to Jail as runaway The said negro sold
TO pay Jail fees, &c. aud says hs belongs to the estate
Of John Walton of North Carolina
JOHN b. GOODE, Jaor
Of Chester cid County.
February 20 95-w2w
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FENRUSr SALE-By virtue OF a Deed OF Trust,
III. executed TO tho subscriber, and Gideon Bosher.
by Presley Elstt aud wife. on the third Of February,
1920, and recorded in the Ceks Office Of King Will
liam county; shall, surviving Trustee, proceed TO
sell Tor the purpose expressed ia said Decd at the
quest OF the President aud Masters Professors of
William aud Mary College in Virginia, at public suc
ton, to the highest bidder, Tor cash, Monday the
2Sth day OF March next il fair il not the fret fair day
thereafter, at King William court house, being Court
day, certain piece parcel Of land, situate lying
and being in the county OF King william Brandy
Wyne, containing ons HUNDRED aud sixty Elk acres
more or less.
such only is vested 10 the trustee will be n,de.
Pab &c. 05-w3w EDMUND CHRISTIAN.
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TEfRUST SALE BY virtue OF deed of trust
~ frem John s. Taylor, bearing date be 23d of De-
nenburg, tor the purposes therein mentioned will be
offered Tor sale, at public aucon 10 the highest bidder
at LuDenburg Court House, Monday, the IL b day
oil March next, being court day, Tract Of Land,
tanning sls Ia acres more Than one fourth Of which
10 wooded, lying on both sides of Big Holloway River
part in the county OF LuDenburg, and part in the
county OF Not'oway, adjoining the well known Falls
Mills, on the said river. This Tract Of Lard may be
very advantsgeously divided into several tracts, and
will be so divided, found necessary, to suit purcha
sers the Trustee being authorized to do Ii is
less TO say any thing about the land, as those wishing
to purchase will, OF course, view the premises. The
land will be sbewD by Benjamin W. Fitzgerald Esq,
who resides adjoining it.
The sale will be on credit OF IL months. Bend and
security, 10 be approved by will be required for the
purchase money, also lien the land itself Pos.
session will be given the first day OF January next,
with he privilege Of seeding crop OF small grain
next fall. LEW. JONES, Trustee
Feb. 10. SS-24wtds
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Srho ENQUIRE published twicea week generally
three timcs week during the session OF tho Legislature
Price, horeofsre Five Dollars
advance Noesof cha,ered banks onyj will be
foccived The Editors will safety OF
mahe postage OF all being paid BY the
writer's.
~ No papcrwilbe dsoonnuedb the discretion OF the
Editors) until all arrearages have been paid .
@ Whoever will payment of nine shall
have the tonth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ Onesquare OR LESS-Fst insertion 75cents--eachcon-
tluunnce, so cents. 4,
either paid
person in this city, or its cnvirons.
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ANURIOSlTY FOR Satellite Subscriber wishes
~ to sell his horse Curiosity and one oil his Colts
now old enough to max. this year. Curiosity
is beautiful dark bay, about is l.2 hands high and
IN point OF form perhaps unequaIled by any horse 10
the State Tor power and aetion.-A good many of his
colts in use, and considered among the best
horses in the couniry-Some of them are used as
matched horses and probably not equaIed 10 apes
by any in the UuionI will sell either or both of
the above named Horse' reasonable terms, as am
too old to attend TO such properly There is no
doub1bu they would be valuable property to any one
who can give them the proper attention | will farm
eJer bo.h Of them II do not sell them during this
month. VIM WALKER Sr
Cumberland, Feb. IL. S9-w4w#
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NARSHALLS SALE OF CHESTERFIELD
1v1 LAND.-Pursuant to decree OF the Superior
Court OF Chancery for the Richmond District pro-
nounced on the lIh day Of January, 1881, in the
OF Bays Ex'or. us Archer, &c.; shall, on Saturday
the 81 day Of April, 1881, at III o'csck Nj. on the
premises offer for sale at public auction, to the high
est bidder for cash. the tract OF land mentioned in the
proceedings 10 the said cause, 10 wiz tract of land
lying in the County OF Chesterfield, near the court
house, and adjoining the lands Of William Winfree,
James MCGEE and Leonard Nunnaly, containing Psi
acres. more or less-which was sold by Edwin w.
Pondexter to Robt p. Archer in 1927
J. GUERRANT, M s.. s.. C. C. r. d.
or one oil his deputies.
March 8 97-tds
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NOTICE.-In consequence oil the death OF Philip
IN Hodnet Of Buckingha county, Va certain
VIM. Findley nephew of the said Hodnet, is entitled
TO portion OF said Hodnes estate; this is therefore,
to inform said Findley, his heirs OF the guardian
Of such heirs any friend in of Fndleys death
leaving heirs to write to me, directing the r letter
to New Store Post-oice Buckin CHAM, Va, stating the
place Of their residence, am DESTROYS to hear IRON
them
N. B.-Mr. Hodpet has been dead about 8 years.
March 97-3t ESTHER ANDERSON.
TN CHANCERY.--At Court held for Prince Ed
IL ward county, February the 2Is,, 1891.
Vincent Phillips, Pl,f
against 81.
John Booth Ex'or. Of Richard Phillips and Adm or.
Of Elizabeth PHILLIP Richard Mar.hali and Sarah his
wife ---- Gray, and Lucy his wife ,t,rmerly Lucy
Neal, Mary Smith, Elizabeth Hawkins. Richard Phil
lips. Joseph Phillips Jchn Phillips John p Hawkins and
Martha his wife, deits
The defendants - Gray, and Lucy his wife former
by Lucy Neal not having entered ihsi and
given security according to act of the Genera AS
erai Assembly and the rules Of this Court and il APP
pearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that they are
not inhabitants Of his STATE. the motion of the plain
ti by his torney, Ii is ordered tina, the said de-
PENDANTS - Gray, and Lucy his wife, formerly
Lucy Neal, do appear here the fret day OF May
Court xt, and answer the pa nti's bill and that 60
py Of this order be forthwith inserted in some one Of
the public newspapers printed in the City OF Richmond
for two months successfully, and also posted at the
front door Of the courthouse OF this county.
Copy. Teste,
March 97-wS@' h. J. WORSHAM. G. C..
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1881.
DUBLIC SALE OF NEGRoEs--on the ,hird

UDUBLlC SALE OF NEGROES.--On the thir,
IL day OF next month (March) will be sold at public
auction, at Nooway court-house being Court ,ay be
tween 40 and so negroes belonging to the estate o.
Edmd irby deceased; consisting of men, women, boys
ana gr's among them an excellent blacksmith, capen
ter and hrst rate man cook. The terms OF sale, will
be six months credit, with approved security or cash
with the interest deducted Creditors that purcbas SO
will DO allowed credit for the due them by the
estate. LEW JONES'
w. II. JOHNSON,
.adm'rs. Of Ed. TROY, decd
On the same day, and at rhe same place, will be
sod al public auction, to the highest bidder for cash
~ or IL likely negroes belonging OF Richard
4. 1aruaway, decd. VIM. OLD, Ex'or. Of Rich'd
rep. Q. eo-tds f. Hdrda,ody, deceased.
YALE OF lands and slaves postponed, owing 10 the
~ previous inclemency eff the weather, which rem
dered the l9ih inst unsuitable day for the sale OF
the Carys brook estates OF lands and slaves here
advertised in this paperThe said sale was postpon ed
Wednesday the 10th day of March when il will
certainly take place the premises and on the e ans
as In the said former advertisement mentonedif no
impeachment by unfavora5leoess Of weather should
again occur-and in that event, the sale will be pro-
ceed.d in on the first day after the said impeaiment
shall have been removed. w. TIMBERLAKE
Admir-. With the will annexed
jan. ~. sS-tds Of Wilson J. Cary decd.
NNASHINGTON TAVERN, STAUNTON- VA
MRS. CHAMBERS having declined keeping the
wayne Tavern in this place. the subscriber late of
Waynesoorough, has been induced to lease this extern
sive establishment, formerly kept by Mr.. James Ed
monsoon Tor term OF years. and takes pleasure in
open Tor the reception of company. The house is in
excellent repair-and having been furnished in supe
rior STYLE and provided with the best servants and ma
sras for genteel accommodation, the subscriber pIedg
es himself that by unremng attention to business en-
tire satisfaction will be given 10 all who may favor him
with their company.
Messrs Porter & Belden's Line of Stages between
TINS place and Guyandotte will benceorth stop at this
house; which will afford to passengers bound to any of
the Virginia Springs other points westward the most
speedy opportunity OF entranceTo which subject the
Ia maat nfaffa
Feb 70. 95-tt l.. HARTMAN.
DICHMOND COTTON FACTORY.-Tne Sub.
scribers offer for saIe at their Office. near Shocka
Warehouse, the following goods made at their Factory:
A Cotton Sheefings
S-4 do Shirfings
Stout Cotton OEndbtrgs, 20 inches toide
.9nd general assortment of Cotton Yarns
These goods are believed to be equal in quality to
any made in the United States, and will be sold as low
as goods OF similar quality be purchased n the
them Markets.
The highest price win be given for prime Cotton.
CUNNINGHAM & ANDERSON.
Sept. "a. 4O-tf
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81 OfiCE,-An persons having elsms against the
q estate OF the late Col. Zchariab Nevil deceased,
requested 10 bring them forward properly anthem
ueated Tor settlement; and those indebted 10 said es
tate respectfully invited to make immedate pay
meDt, as snxious TO bring said estate to eose
az soon as possible.
JESSE JOPLING, . Admins.
JAMES l.. NEV1L, : traitors
Nelson, Fob. II, 1881. o5-w5w
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EBERsoNs hsviug claims against the Estate Of
n Edwin Lumpkin, deceased, late Of the county e
KING Il Queen, are requested to bring them forward;
and such AZ are indebted 10 said Estate are desired to
make immediate payment
JAS. GOvAN, Jr., Ex'or Of
Feb. a. 0l--w4w EdtoaJd Lumpkil dec.
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NLOTICE is hereby given that called meeting Of
IL the stockholders in the Rivanna Navigation Com
pany will be held at the house Of William d. Fitz in
the town Of Charlottesville, Friday the 18th day Of
March next BY order Of the BOARD Of rsctors.
DAN'L r. CARR,
Feb. H. 80 Win Sec'ry NJ Company
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&1nA REWARD Runaway from the sub

isSsl sdas ia s 5s" es as sub
Buckingham, negro man, Manser, and his wife, Ma
linda.-Msnser about the ordinary size, between rs
has large his breast, occasioned from "a burn
when small; he Is harmless nofIensive negro. Ma
linda about the age the man, of ordinary size
has a very uncommon bushy head Of hair, rather Of
indian complexion, with dark frecklas in her face
she Is very intelligent woman and was principally
raised on Kanawha, the Salt Works; she is well
acquainted in the counties of Bedford and Giles she
was the property Of Joseph Evans. who owned said
woman two years, and lived in the county of Giles
Evans purchased her Of Brown s. Cayter, Lyncbburg
We will give reward of $50 EACH If taken out Of the
State, that get them again or $50 each II taken
in the State, and secured 10 Jail so that we get them
POWHATTAN JONES,
ANDERSON ID. ABRAHAMS.
Buckingham county, Va. Feb. o. 0l-IOt"
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HDULLiNG & DAY, respectfully inform their
u friends and the public generally, that they

DRUG And .dPOIHECARY BUSINESS,
AT the old established stand, sign of the Black Bon
and Mortar, Market Square, where they offer Tor
sale, at unusual low prices large and general sssor
ment Of fresh and genuine Medicines, Paints, Dye
Stuffs, Window Glass. Perfumery, Fancy Articles and
Patent Medicines Of every descrip,ion-To which will
be added regular supplies of every article in their
line, from the Northern Cities.
All Of which they will sell at wholesale or retail
on such terms as cannot fail to give satisfaction.
Merchants, Physicians, and the Public generally
are requested 10 call and examine for the mseive be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. THOMAS PULLING,
Feb. 26. 95-2aW 3w&WAW MOSCO l.. DAY
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u hISSOLUTION The co-partnership heretofore
y existing under the firm OF BARNES s. BELT il
this day dissolved by mutual consent All of those in
debted TO The concern, will please make payment to b.
L. Belt-and those to whom the concern is indie bted,
will be paid by him, he alone is authorized to settle
the whole business. NEWMAN w. BARNES,
BENZ. LLOYD BELT.
Richmond Feb 1871
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UBE1NG DESTROYS TO close my administration, In
n - tbs estate Of Gen. ChamberayDe Jones, decd
All persons who have claims sgsnst tho estate, will
present them for payment; ho.s nd-bisd are request
ed TO make payment without delay indulgence can
no, be given. LEW. JONES, Adm.
With the Will snpsxsd Of chsmbersyoe Josos, deco
Feb 10. B-w4T
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A LII persons Indebted the Estate Of the late De.
IN James Henderson Of Manchester, are requested
20 make immediate payment TO the Subscri or; and
these having claims against the saii estate, will be
pleased TO present them properly authenticated ioT set
Element. HANCOCK LEE, ES'or Of
Feb 20. 94-N4w James Henderson.
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House, Sign, Chairs, and Ornamental Pointing, OiId.
ing, &c.
THNHE subscriber, truly grateful for the ptronage he
u has received during the last ten yesrs, respect.
uy informs the citizens Of Richmond aud the public
generally thai he has taken great deal Of pains TO per.
ieet bigse in his profession and invites them to call
Al MS old stand. next door the Compiler Office, and
examine his limitations Of wood and marble
VtdeFs ''om The country in his liue attended 10.
Dec IA. 6i-H G. W. NOMINEES.
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HRANK STOCK AT AUCION.--Wn be sold on
u - Monday, the 7,b Of March, at 10 o'clock, attbe
CoHss House, in the City Of Richmond, III shares OF
Farmers Bank sock, and 30 shares OF Virgisia Bank
tOek. Terms Cash. JAMES II. LYNCH
Feb. rs. 03-2l
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u The subscriber is this day moving his goods from
the store recently occupied by BARNES s. BELT, TO
the store the OF E. and 18th streets opposite
the Bell Tavern, where he will dispose OF his stock on
hand at very reduced picesay about cost and charges
which will be done for the purpose of reducing the
stock as much as possible, before his Spring supply
rves. He has received recently from New York add
Philadelphia, great many and desirable articles,
both for Ladies' and Gentlemen, which he will dispo o
OF las before saidl at very reduced prices
BENJAMIN LLOYD BELT.
Feb. 26 95-w4w
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n TEACHER wANTED.-A Lady well quali6.
IN ed to teach all the branches Of Polite English
Education, with music, lie desired in private family.
Letters, post paid, VIM. Cook, Liberty, va will be
promptly answered.
March 3. 97-2aw3w
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TENHE subscribers having associated themselves to-
n geiher. under The firm Of Cochran, Barnes &
patterson, will be ready, 10 few weeks, offer to
their irerds aud the public, extensive sssortmef
nj s,apls and fancy DRY GOODS, A. the old stand Of
KYLE & Cochran. MARCUS COCHRAN,
NEWMAN w. BARNES
DAVID N PATFESON
FEB - 94-wlw
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- CHOOL AT CHARLOTTESVILLE. The mex
- Session Of five ontbs, will commence the 9th
Of March, and terminate on the 9th Of August. The
course OF instruction will be similar TO that which has
been pursued in the School for the last i've hs and
will be directed with view to preparation for the
classes in the University. have made arrange
ment With Mr. HUsH GARLAND, late of Hampton
Sydney College, who will aid in the superinten-
dence Of the school, The terms OF admission will be
heretofore.
For The English branches Of Education, per session
oil months SIS.
For Ancient Languages and Mathematics $50.
For Board and Lodging, including washing and at
tendance, fuel and candies S55
For French So.
Mr.. FERRoN, a native Of France, and an experience
ed Teacher, is expected TO give instruction in the
French Language. The Tuition Fees, and one n ali
the payment for Board, will be required in advanced
the other half In two months.
Feb. 26 95-6l l. HOLIADAY.
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NEW ADVRRTISEMEMTS

"O MILLERS.-We wish to employ for the next
u season head aud second Miiler-None need APP
ply unless they well recommended for their ca
pability, industry and sobrie'y.
SINS & CRENSHAw.
Virginia Mills March 8. 97-2aw4w
NOTICE The keeping -of the Manchester and
IN Petersburg Turnpike Road, in complete repair
will be let, by sections, to the lowest bidder, who can
give satisfactory security for the performance Of the
work. the 25h day OF March next, the FIRST fair
day thereafter, at the HALFWAY House said road,
kept by Capt. William Hatchsr-at which time what
10 meant by said keeping In repair will be fully explain
ed by THE COMMISSIONERS.
March 3. 97-2awtd
nVERSEERS, CARPENTERS AND LABOUR-
" Frs II want 40 Overseer for farm: To
that can well recommended, (and mono others
need apply liberal wages will be given Two three
negro Carpe ners, will hnd employment at good wages:
20 able bodied abourers wanted by the month"; to sho
vel dirt.-The highest wages paid.-Appy to
N. F. DUNN,
March 8. 97-6t Fo,chdton Coal Mines.
RUR KAYLOR-Asent Tor the Revolving Steam
Ivl Washer in this Cityrespec,fully invites the
q nton OF the public to this valuable improvement in
domestic economy. Notices Of exhibitions may be seen
in the DAILY Papers; and for certificates, sc. the
hand bills. Orders for rights and nj achnes received
at the Bell Tavern, and punctualiy attended to by
the Agent.
Richmond, March 97-3,
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On the same day, and at rhe same place, will be
sold at public auction, to the highest bidder, for cash
or IL likely negroes, belonging estate OF Richard
T. Hardaway, decd. WM. OLD, Exor. Of Rich'd
Feb. 3. S6-tds Il. Hardatcav, deceased
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FH7HE Subscribers having taken leases on some We
n ry promising gold lands, wish to employ person
we'll skilled in mining They would prefer that such
person should become Interested in the business by
taking share in the profits None need apply without
satisfactory evidence of good character lis necessa-
~ that application be made by the middle Of April
JAMES y. ANDERSON,
hBRAM COOK,
VIM. 70. COOK,
JOHN fSBELL,
Feb. "a. 9t-3t VIM. w. MEREDITH
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I'm CHANCERY.--At Court held for Prince Ed
il ward county February the 2ls,, 1881.
Vincent Phillips, Pl,f