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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-05

A l.. Bolts & CHARLES r. BOTTS. .aT
IAe IORNEYS at LdW-The Subscribers will
regularly attend the held in the city OF Rich
mond They promise faithful and digent attention to
CHI. T Bolts.
A. L. Bolts proposes TO establish in the city of Rich
mond General Agency Office in connection with the
practice oil the Law-to collect claims and to Sc cure
deb's-to effect sales Of stock Of all descriptions pub
iiciy or privatey-to procure loans Of money! and 10
sions will be moderate
The subscriber would be glad TO draw deeds Of con.
veyances, and In trust deeds to act as Trustee.
Any person having claims of a doubtful character
and that IL they please. eonditionaIy- any matter Of
difficulty, able legal advice will be procured wi,bont
additional charge.
Having an extensive acquaintance in the State.
those wishing to lend borrow sums of money wouI5
do we'll to apply to him-This can be Done fres of no.
tage and if not suitably negoti a,ed no loss or
nience can be sustained. Every honorable exertion
'ha be used and not the emote risque hazardd
as lar as the subscriber is in any
der. '' " 'e"
r. havinE been for the last ten years a member of the
versant wi the subject Of land claims for Tepotion
dy sIo,ces-Sueh claims will be attended TO for the
conditional compensation of four tn II obtained mo-
bng u not allowed In after ding to such claims he
VIII 90 AIDED oy gentleman Of much experience and
VINO mas devoted much time TO the same.
Attached TO his office will Be established il
oy the citizens of Richmond and its vicinity RcaJ
ing hoom and Exchange Office, under the management
OF suitable person; and wherever an agent or auc
will be observed ' '"'e
The above establishment wi go into operation the L.,
given. ROTTS "e
Feb. 20. o5"wE. 10
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Commi,aon,r's ofifs, n.lif.I county.

,,., 90, January i2b, Isst.
me Pste inissd will pis''s take notice Inst b. spp lot
e i'h aJ o. April 10 Commences the
foregoing order Of court which d,y hey arc 10
ny once With their see2un voucher, rs,dy 10, x,n,,ion
~ SOU "'hOmSe cope, Of the neeeasfy pspsu
T.. 20 THO5. EASLEY, CONNER.
'aHs 20.
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IN oHANokRy.-A. Rule. holden 10. o.s, oas: Of II.
sos"y count os.ssaa Monday the sia'y Of jsDvay
Maurice L.sshsra., jr. conpn
:s In. 9. sSr with tn. win .us1'd 4 cAle
% x :..:.:S a .Sss
a,s :; . .s D. a. :. @
heie the 6r day Of March answer the B
Court copy sfs s esrs ss
4 s.wpsp publishes IN ns CITY
sdop nths front door Of the courthouse OF this county
J.n.a "-~s~ I'm STssALLY,s..
IN0aANcERY-Ia Cumberland county esu DECEMBER 27lh
Tbo~., II. Walton, Compile.
n :s Tss sseSr s.%.' ..s Mart" Hawke w%
This this day heard &c and .ppssnr to
made III thi, the defendant Henry su,phu had been
Of the eoumioue Of h. 20 lie the partner
dsb for liable either q. the eopn"r o,
Of the said su,phn Individuality report ZANE to
''' ''''' ''''s' PHI I N tSssi rii. D @.
The parties interested will please have appoint.
BY the foregoing order day. o seoek they are
s.so, e attend At my Sss this place. With ,h.
' Feb s's TO- Of a.. .s.:'y soI pxs,r
inaIniAmu Ohaneery-In Uurberi,oa County Court jan
Dsrj,min H. Powell, Couplr,
Like Lincoln George w. Cliff, and Alex. O. Smith, Dfir
til. asa y & md ID dd hi and
Syen security according to the Act Assembly rules Of
H. y % .
sna,n DO sppss, here on the i day April next and an.
'; si deere ::
% .: sa
up at the font door Of the this COUNTY
=. 90 copy. Ts"s, PHI. NUNNALLY, DC.
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Jasnury Is.
Tray. Brooks, PIsina
Against ''

Tray. Brooks, ' F"' PI,;",a '''o
Against
b''dsie Ors~iy and John II Wimbih, administrator
r, Duhe W. soviet dec, Defendants.
appearing that the plaintiff proc the
~ who not nhabtsn Of in the mode pre,e
aw and he failing TO the plaintiff BILL the SANE s,o
Ior oone''ed On confederation whereof court doth
aoudSe orser and decree that Esy do tai, an
count between the plaintiff aud the defendant
also between the said Ba,dae Cawy W. Rov . A.
"hch sad accounts the commissioner Aforesaid directed 10 ,t,,.
po 70 tne court with mstter specially stated, deemed
ptunen oy hl'el required by parties to he so AMI
tue court d further order that JChp Wmbrh do r,nJ,r an
account oil experimentation Of the beore IN,
'au m''oner, who is directed settle aud report IN,
80 ny matter specially stated deemed periinen himself
OF "au"sd ny the parties 10 be so stated.
-, coy -rete SAML WILLIAMS CI.,k
aue' interested will please take have ,ppones
he o'b gay Of hrI next TO take the
49,? o eouI al HALIFAX courthouse, which hey are
& 70 s.nd WIN their papers aud vouchers ready Tor eI.m
Jan. l6. 7s-wsw THos EASILY commi..;on.,
WlholNlA; In CbansTy holden IN IN. ce1I1.
1881, ' % "e Hh cay OF Feb
Samuel ID. PsatrO,,, PI,n
James Tbompsos and Su,sn wife and said lame. q, .d,
d. hon non with the will Of William Psaro dsd md
''n rl, DePs
esuo'' william P@sror the heirs Of Hudson
r. flames and Sarah his wife, and John and jane his
having entered their security 10
'h Ae OF Assembly aud the rules Of tb, court
'vdshc that they are not nhsbsn', Of
wealth ordered that the said defendants th,
Juee, Of said court the ecuthou,e
IN April neI aud the PLAINTIFF aud that copv Of mi
ode De inserted IN some newspaper published Rich
posted at the front door Of the courthouse bi, coup,y ~
AeoHy. Ts,te,
JOHN L. PENDLEroN, D. O.
rto. ~. So wswt
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STATE NOMINATION,

BosroN, F. b Is.-At very large Convention Of
both branches OF the gslature held last evening In
the Sae Hnuse, agreeabiy to public notice. the Hon
oTge Blake, OF B'slon in the chair, aud Mr.. Robin
son. member of the House, from Lowell, being S.ere
tsry. 10 was resolved, without dissenting vote "a
nominate HE ExcelleDcy Levi Lincoo, and His Honor
Thomas L.. Winthrop as the National Republican
candidates for reelection respectively Governor and
L. Governor Of this Commonwealth for the ensuing
year.
was also resolved that this Committee be instructed
to add resolution expressing a nomination of Henry
Cay az The National Republican Candidate for the
next P' esident Of the United States This was also
said be the numerous legislative meeting of The
kind that has been held in this state The usual
Committees preparatory to organization were also APP
pointed. TCo,y;1r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-05

The resolutions nominating General jackson for re-.
election, have passed the lower House Of the New
Jersey lie gissture, by a vote of THIRTY ONE to
fourteen - -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-05
CHERRY VALE NURSERY.

The subscriber having devoted himself
for the last six years to the establishing n, of
Fruit Nursery. between the westham
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-05

tO,Phhi NEkSHlP.-Haying taken AieronieT
- Due" INTO co-Partnersbip, the Apothecarv and
Drug business heretofore conducted by me- will In IN.
uIo oe carried on under the firm o! James NE E,;i
aoe y 70 As It IL very desirable TO close nv ALI
ness as speedily as possible, will thank all those
noeoed to me, to settle their accounts az early sa inv
conveniently csn do JAMES McKIi DoE
AmES McKILDOE & Co. RespeetfIllv info,,.
~ the Public, aud sricuIarly the customsr. 's
James Mekildoe, that they have always on bana .
complete assortment Of every article in their Iins' -
That one or the oiber Of the concern will be aIw ,yI
he house for the purpose Of paying his oerson,I -,
on 10 the business. JAMES MeKtI,DOE
Feb. g. eS-nN ALEXANDER DUVAL
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IICE.-Was committed to the Jail of No,,o,yav
Oouu'y, on the IL h day Of November, 1890 az a,
Iunsway negro man, who calls himself PEYTON
COUSINS, AMI who also says that he was born free
ana mat he was raised in the County of Charlotts
he Is about thirty years cid nearly six et bjsb CO.
or black, no particular mark recoesied. The ownsy
" any, srequested to come forward, prove ptopsr,v
pay charges, and take him away, or he will he ss,s
with according TO law. "
II sny person persons in the county Of Cb,,o,,.
can produce satisfactory evidence to the County Conrs
OF NoiiowaY, that the above named Pev,on Coy.ins q;
entitled 10 bic freedom, they respe cully ouesed
10 90 so. 49, A. A. CAMPBELL
Feb rs. 9o-wl2w Jailor Of No,,owsy Coun,v
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land thrice no slew the slgin.n
Fellow Coun'rymeD-Lofd Auglesey il what thew
call great captain and renowned military man hui
he carries on the pot al warla more in the ashion
OF the ssVaees OF New Zealand than the modes
ny civilized nations. Not content with bavin,S found
amongst the almost forgotten dea two OF the intended
ietes s,raOgied ia their hirh by the Duke Of Nor,
,h"mberland-snd which socis,ies Lord Anglesev who
y man OF honor, declared, In his letter 10 Mr. erl
iAuu, he would not touch-but have found them dsad
suu naVog himself contrary 10 shat dec araon ssugh
's'eH TWO or three sore he now, like Zeal nder over
me loss VINO have been slain, comes with his proela
uoDcIub, and breaks the limbs and batters the faces
to already deprived Of life
This new proclamation is, iheref re-, In fts nature
sly and ABSURD IL 10, in one view oft the most fool
ISL Proeama i'm ever Issued, merely shoyyoS eb,IJ
ish sod Psevsh disposition, without The powsr ~ he
miscbievous. f'' !" Oe
Before proceed, Iei me once again copjurs every
man, woman aye, and child IN ireland TO rseoIsc,
We are bnseI 10 struggle for national ndeuendenss
ny ,ns rs',oraon Of DO nestle Legislature lie, ever
uud" oeog recoliect that, year seF year. since ths
ru'on ie'snd has become more and more exhausted =
1ISn on aosen'eeis the drain of eight millions o,
Pouoos ,'erng every year. has had its natural effect
AggVA'h almost TO madness az the misery Of ireland
IL, ny The b'srhess subletng act. Fanine suceeeds IA
niue IN country which exports more nI The n,I,oc ne
cessarts OF life, IN provsons Of all kinds ,b,n ,nv
o'heT country on the face Of The esub Every
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-05

We are requested by Mr.. Brown. o. North Carolina
.nat ~ our synopsis OF bis remarks in reply to
Mr. IdzeWell on the subject Of the Turkish agency
mere was an insecurscy in regard 10 bis Expression
reshve to the Safe OF Virginia; and that 90 lar from
expressing any dsresPecl for the public course of thu,
eulogy. fNT,91 49,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-29

7HVO Hugh Davis and Susan his wife, Finch
-A Cross, WIN. l.. White and Elizabeth
his wife, Jno. Cross, and Tinsley Davis, in his
own right and as next friend for your son, Jno.
Hector Davis,
You will be pleased to take notice, thatI
shall on Monday. the 18th day of December
next, at the Tavern of james F. Huffman, in
the county of Hanover, proceed to take deposit
tlons of Edmund Glenn and George Hoskins
and others, to be read evidence in a suit now
depending and undetermined in tho Superior
Court of Chancery, for the county Of Henrico,
IN which you arc plaintiffs and am the defen-
dent: the said dispositions will be taken on the
DAY, and at the place aforesaid, between the
hours of o'clock in the morning and o'clock
IN the evening, and if from any cause the taking
OF the said dispositions shall not be completed
on the day aforesaid, the taking thereof will bo
coa'lnued from day to day, at the same place
and between the same hours, until the taking
thereof shall be completed. am your obedt.
ent servant, NANCY B. CROSS.
Widow of Flemming Cross, deceased, Gu
ratrix of the estate of the said +. B. Cross.
oc 10-1aw
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EXECUTIONS sArr

vs. I'LL DO sold ot public Auction, 10 tho
W highest bidder, Monday the 18TH
day OF December next, at Lebanon, the formor
residence OF Henry b. Christian, decd. of
Charles City, If fair, if not, the first fair dav.
thereafter, the stock OF horses, cattle, sheer
ana hogs, household aud kitchen furniture,
plantation utensils, and crop of corn, fodder
oats, peas, sc. belonging to the deceden,'s
estate.
TERMS OF SALE For all sums exceed
ing ten dollars, nine months credit will be given.
with interest from the day Of sale, which will
be reunited it punctually paid, and for all sums
OF ten doiiars and under, cash viii be required
OF the purchasers. AL persons having claims
against the estate, are desired To present them
for settlement, and I'll those indebted arc re-
qucStcdt TO settle the same.
EDMUND CHRISTIAN. },
WILLIAM F. WALKER. DSeeueors'
no i4-lawtds
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-29

SIIRGlNlA.-At rules held in the clerks Office OF the
v Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chanccry OF
Inc county OF Cumberland, AT the house of said
county, Oh the first Monday in October, 1881: Blake B.
Noodson, who sues for the benefit of John w. Nash,
will annexed of George Carson, decd John McAfor-
rough aud Elizabeth his wife, George ~ Carson Matilda
G.. Carson, Theorhus r Carson, Augustus E. Carson,
agheT; w. Carson, Sarah Nj. Carson. Nlalvna W.
Carson and Alonzo b. Carson, and Beverly Brown,
adm'or OF Binajaa Crown, decd, dfts-lN CHANcgRY.
ibe defendants JOHN Marlborough, George n. Carson,
Augustus l. Carson, and Egbert W. Carson, not having
entered their appearance ami given security according
The act of Assembly and The rules OF this court and it
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are not
inhabitants of this commonwealth it is ordered that the
SAID defendants John Marlborough, George n. Carson,
Augustus T.. Carson, and Egbert w Carson, do appear
mere on the first Monday in January next, at rules TO
DC holden IN tie clerks Office of said court and answer
the conplanans bill, and that copy of this order be
iottnwitn inserted IN some newspaper published in the
city of Richmond, fer months success iyelv and cost
ed al the front door of the house Of this county
copy. Teste, JOHN DANIEL, Jr.C
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NN Tuesday, the 18th day Of next month,
W (December,) if fair, if rot, the next fair
day thereafter will be sold, at public auction,
on the premises the Tract Of Land on which
row reside, called Brookfeld, lying on the
Brook Turnpike Road, FIVE miles above the
City OF Richmond, containing by late survey,
3S3 acres There are about 100 acres of first
low grounds; the same quantity of second
low grounds, and the greater part Of the
high land of very good quality, and in a high
state OF cultivation. There are seeded on the
lard, from 10 to 1870 bushels OF wheat.
The buildings consist of comnodiouS two
story dwelling house, and all the necessary out
house; much better than usually found on
firms IN this part of the country. There is q
very large and nearly new barn, with one Of the
best threshng machines [ ever saw, which
cost $3.50 There il good spring near the
house, and wei! of excellent water in the yard
This is n most desirable country residence.
and Is sutHc emily near the City of Richmond
Tor gentleman residing on l., o attend 20 bu-
sness IN that place; as it is not more han ore
hours rrIe.-Any gentleman wi5b,ng to view
the Plantation, before The day of sale, Will be
shewn 1t by my son John, or myself both Of
whom reside on the premises. The terms will
be made known on the day of sale and Will be
accommodating.
AT the same time and place. will be sold at pub
lie auction, all my stock of horses mules cat 10,
tamong them four yoke Of good oxcD,) hogs and
sheep, plantation utensils crop If corn fodder
AID hay, and some articles of household and
kitchen furniture. For all sums under ten dol
lars, cash will be required. For oil sums of,
and above ten dollars, a credit of six months
viii be given; the purchaser giving bond with
approved security, or notes, negotiable and pow
able at one Of the Bcnks in Richmond, with ap-
proved endorsers BEN. SHEPPARD.
nov 1O-2ayy rs
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SO Holm II. LEiGH. r

VlRGlNlA:-At rules holden in the clerks oflic. OF
Pow hatan county court, from the Sd the 8n day
OF October inclusive, in the year 1884, Henry w Lock-
et' PHI, against Thomas Miller, late Sheriff of Powhatan
county, and as such adn'or OF Joseph Woodsnn decd :,
Jesse Noodson, Samuel Wondson, Thomas Woodson
tiugheS Noocson and Hughes Owen, and Sarah his
wife dfts.-IN CHANcERy
Inns day came the plaintiff by Jno. w Nash, ESQ
ms Attorney, and the defendants Saml. Woodson,
Thomas Woodson. and Hughes Wood.on, not having
entered their appearance and given security according 10
the act OF Assembly aad the rules this court and it
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are not
inhabitants OF this commonwealth: the motion of the
planti, by his said Attorney, it is ordersd, that the
said Samuel Woodson, Thomas Woodson, and Hughes
'oodSon' 40 appear here on the ;hrd Wednesday in
January, 1882 and answer the bill of The plaintiff and
give security Tor performing such decree the court
may make herein: and that copy of This order be
t,rthwlih inserted IN some newspaper published iii the
city OF Richmond for months successivelv and that
another copy be osted at the front door OF the court
mouse OF ms county, for two Successive court days.
copy Teste, II. F. GRAVES, ID. c..
80-Iaw8tH - - "
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IN CHANCERY-in Amelia County Court,
u September 22d, 1881: Tilghman T.. Jetei,
admir-. of Elizabeth Hannah, decd. and heir
OF his late wife Sally Js.cr, Sally Thurston.
VIM T. Ellington, III right Of his wife, Nancy,
former widow and adm'X If Joseph Motley, Jr.
decd. Joel b. Motley, John G. Motley, George
r. Motley, Nathaniel NJ Motley, William r..
Eanes, in right Of his wife Mary w. formerly
Mary w. Motley, IN their proper persons. ard
Bctsey Ann Motley, an Infant VINO sues BY VIM.
IL. Eancs, her guardian al iitcm, which said
Joel, John, George, Nathaniel Mary and BETSY
are children OF said Joseph Motley, decd. and
which said Sally Thurston and Joseph Motley,
decd were children Of joel Motley, Sc NJ. dec d.
.5gGtTSt Comprts
Alexander D. Woltha,l, admir- de bonis non
OF Joel Motley, sr deed. and $50 admir- OF Pas
chal Motley, deed. Nathaniel NJ Motley. ST.
Thomas Motley, Pascha! Motley, - Brom
well ind Elizabeth hts wife, formerly Motley,
- light aud Martha his wife, formerly Mot.
ley, Sylvia Motley, widow of John Motley deed,
IN their proper persons, and Mary Motley, WIN
Motley, and James Motley, infants by Thomas
W. Webster guadian ad Item, which said Tho
mas, Paschal, Elizabeth, Martha, Mary, Will
am &; James, are children Of John Motley, dec;
end which SAID John and also the said Poschal
Motley, deed, and the said Nathaniel Nj Motley
>r. were children OF the said Joel Mctley. sr.
decd. DecnL,nt
This day came the complainan;s 81 ,he,r n,
torney, and filed their bill against Inc def n
dants, and ON their motion. Thomas w. W chs ter
IS appointed special guardian 10 re infsn, de-
tendanis, William, Mary and james Motley
and the defendants Nathaniel III Motley. senr.
Thomas Motley, Paschal Motley, - Brum-
we'll, and Eliza beth his wife, - Hight and
Marina his wife, Sylvia Motley, William Mot
ley, Mary Motley, and Jamea Motley, not hav-
ing entered Their appearance aud given security
according to the Act of Assembly, and the rules
oil thl5 Court, and 1T appearing to the satisfac-
ton OF tie Court, that they are not inhabitans
| OF this Commonwealth: II is ordered that the
said defendants do appear here on the fourth
Thursday In December next, and answer the
bill Of the complaipants, and that copy of this
order &c forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in the City OF Richmond, for two
months successfully, and posted at the front
door of the Courthouse Of this county.
y Copy Teste.
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VWE NoN.NoR

FHNiE subscriber having commenced pruning
q his Vineyard, will have for sale from this
time, until the first ofApri cuttings from a hume
rous selection of the most choice Foreign Grape
Vines. both for wine and table use) Upwards
OF twenty species Ct which appear to be admi-
rabIy adapted to this soil and climate, are thri-
wing extremely well, and bid far to become an
exceedingly profitable culture. He will have
for sale few vines with roots Of one years
growth.
The vines or cuttings shall be labelled and
packed IN boxes, in such a manner as 10 ensure
their sofcy, and sent to New Market on the
James River, or tn Lynchburg, where they may
be forwarded to any part Of this, or the adj DIN
Ing States with very LITTLE expense, and the ut
most care shall be taken 10 have them fora arded
as directed'-IIc pledges himself when the
is left to him to forward none but OF
such kinds as thrive well IN Lis own vineyard
The cuttings he EI!l sell at twenty dollars the
thousand, or three dollars the hundred, and the
vines with roots at ten dollars the hundred Dr.
rec!ions for peuring, & c. shall be sent with the
vines.
Orders and communications on he subject 10
be erected to Tye River Mill, Post Office Mel
son County, Virginia, where they will receive
immediate att ntrUn.-A catalogue of his vines
may be had on application.
nov 7-law6t II. BUSHNELL,
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q Wish to employ, a Governess to reside in
IL my family-bcsides the usual branches of
education, she must be well qualified to teach
the French language and musIc.-Letters di--
rected to Gooch.and Courthouse, Va, will be
attended TO- WILL: BOILING
nov 4-w4ic
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-29
ANTI-JACKSON MEETING

At meeting oftho citizens Of Nanscnond coun-
ty, opposed TO the reelection Of Gen. Andrew
Jaekson as President Of the United States, conven-
cd at the tavern OF Bray y. Walters, Esq. on Sa-
turday tho 19th Nov 1881, pursuant to public no
tice
Col Josiah Riddick was called to the Chair and
1gohn B. Benton appointed Secretary.
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POWHATE0

fEVHG late Res denCe Of our Testator, viii
Il again be offered on the 18Th Of December
next, II fair, il not The next fair day thereafter,
ana positively sold to the highest bidder This Es-
tate, having been formerly advertised, any fur
{ Der description is deemed useless, as it is hoped
nat these who wish TO purchase Will Gfst view
the premises.
1t wilr either be sold entire, or divided TO
suit purchasers, which may be advantaqeopsly
done Terms one fourth Of the purchase mo-
ncy 10 be paid on the first day Of Jsruory next,
When possession Will be given; The balance in
! hrce eGuaIonnuol instruments, for which bonds
win approved security and 4 deed Of trust on
the property, viii be rcqriseG; the bonds TO car
r, Iot2res, from the day Of sale, but if punctu-
any pad, The interest will DC reunited.
JAMES GOVAN.
EDWARD GOVAN. EXITS. ct ). Co
a. GOVAN, van.
nov. Zt-2avy'ds
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MeciigaS oa"tgac E.Oyal GosmDonv

A Meeting Of the successors of the LOYAL
"a Company, Will be held at the capitol, IN
Richmond, on Tuesday, tbs 9th of Decem-
Der next. 1t is important that those inter
ested should be pune ual in their attendance.
as 1T Is expected, that a partial dividend will he
made among the men bcre, ard business of
much conseq ucHce TO he company transacted
The usual day of meeting (tho 81 Monday of
December) has tcen anticipated, because it is
important that the Company should convene
as soon as possible after the meeting Of the
Legislature. 1t is advisable also, that those
cIlnng shares or parts or shares in The conpa-
ny, should bring with them, or serd by their
proxies. the best proof ;hcy con produce Of their
title by inheritance, devise or transfer from the
original shareholders.
THOMAS W. GILIER.
Agent for successors Of Loyal Company.
NJ 21-lavGt