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LIST OF LETTERS

DEMAiNiNG in the Pos, Office at Har.
~ persFerry, Va. on the LIST April, 1881.
George Little ,
Eliza Armstrong Miss Ann o LINDSAY
James Andrews Samuel Lancaster
William Ault William Leo.
James Lang
Daniel Bedinger N
Jacob Bartlett Thomas Melvin
John bAiy Hezekiah Maddox
Noble s Braden Robert McCoach
Henry Buckles Amasa w Mar.
Martin Briienbaugh ClemTon Mahonne
Robert blanchard David Miller
Sarah border Mary Mckinney
John Best John M.rcuart
George Bloom John Melvin
Iedoc Butt John Madonna
a>mond Barnet Csih'ne Mudersbough
Daniel e Burnes Thomas Morgan
F"untsine Bcekum Patrick MeDevit
Henry Hest Robert y. Middleton
James Berry "
c Joshua Newcomer
NeAle Crisiy Josiah Neer
Eli II. Carroll p
las B. CbenO~e,h ? Mary Piles
Joshna Coz Samuel PArson
David COons Susan Prim
EMILY Compton George Perry
Sohn Curvy VIM. Proctor
Barney Cunningham Vim Pollock
Thomas ClAspy David Powers
besin Cross Ashsly G.. Parsons
William Cirby James Potter 2
H. CsIsgh"h Matthias Prince
ID
o'is Dud'y Rebecca Riley
Notiy bearing wm. topper )
William SmslIwood Sally Reed
Thomas Dayton John Rseb,er 2
Thomas bucket Robert R,denhan,
Robert Duke Iohn Resor
John Riley
Iyds EngIe George w. Rowles
Mary Ann Edmond Samuel Spencer
William ID Engle Mary Scott
Enas Eagle ,. y. sullivan
kohamah Evans Charles Stedman
John EamIek John A. SehsfFer 2
George sypberd
AIRS. Feries Johm s,r;5rr
Alfred Psnnestock 2 George smith
Samuel Funk Jsha Smith
& W. o..n,,.I.
William GiIIiaeo Henry s,rider
William strider
Thomas Hsgerty Ca,harIne sbub,,,Ig.
john Hayden John scum
William Homes Washington Spencer ? .
b'chaei HerTington John Strickland 2
s. Smith
Patrick Jones Michael s1;sber
WIN jerks John a. shope
ChSisiesa Jacobs Timothy ssrsdm,n
Elizabeth Sbn,Rh
9onn Aephsrf William Smailwood
-'lesoiss koonso Mary z Stipes
Amanda kolh II
iieRgy koonse Jacob V;ey
jacob Knghn W
Peter Kiss Jem;D. w;i.on
l. Iurs ,v;,,."s.. /,
Alfred Long John q. w;Iso,
April 2. 1861. "
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MhNtED. IMMEDIATELY.
STEADY ard industrious baod. 4,
e1' cord ,sood. on tie farm, hsIose.s
% nc heirs Of ne late Benz Beslsr me-.
shaf'esioWn. There are % or 200 eorJ.
lof cutting which, liberal mice vii 3,
rsld Apply 10 WI Cnow H.,
Ihafie'town, April n, 1871 ;,
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LI8T or x1xTE10
ID EMAiNiNG in the poss ofBcs q Shop
~ herdseswns March 3iss. 1881.
An John Kendall
James Andrews SsRuel Knott
Charles Aodersoa John kelsey
Joseph Butt l. ANP
Miss Maria Basnhsrt Jacob Line
Sarah HUT Jacob Lopgbsske
Mrs Bailey AissEiixaSeth .sFcrty
John J. Byees krs. Catherine I..fferiy
Abner Balls 2 Mira El,xsseth Il. Nor.
William Berry gan
CD 4. Daniel Miller
Henry Copenhsvef David Moore
Joseph Cr,sswell Heary Mark
Ann Ceons George Nu,z
George A. Clark Lewis Neil
l.. Y. Ciinke"besrd John Pcrrili. sen. .
Richard Uuffield Samuel Potsrd
John Drenner RST
Cs,i'srioe Drenner Solomon Robinson
Valentine Dust John l.. Rstclif
Christisn Eversole Jacob Show
Abraham Eversele Philip or John Shorts
Ann fesrmsn John Smith
& q X John simpson
Susan Goiieher Hillary n. Talbot ,
Henry G.Ilaker John r. Tracy 2
Rev. r.. c. Hutciinson WV
Mr.. Humrickhouse John Unscld
Michael Ha~n samuel Wise
William ~. Hurst John wolff
David Hall Mrs Mercy Wager
DANIEL Hendricks, IT.. Miss Matilda Ware
James Kerney Garrett wyncoop ?
JOHN +. CooKUs, u.
April 2. 1851.
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ALIsr or x.uTrERs

L.ETTE10
e Post O6ce, ChaSies-
3ist March, 1891.
X
jeremiah Kirk
Ssrsh kvnon
NJ, Kable
John Keller
4.
Nelson Lloyd
George Tucker .
james Lindsay
Wm. p. Lock
william Lucas
samuel l.ocklih
William Lasiu,ore
Mrs Tn. w Little 2
Susan NJ Langln
Thomas 7 Lowry
Mercy Lemon
James Nc Nsckin
Thomas Mccormick
Jacob ID Manning >
Jonathan Murpirry
Tuliy Mckinney
Elizabeth Newcomer
Edward Nichols
James Nicholson
William Nelson
Lewis NELL
Henry Nicely
l.
WIN. u. Page 9
Samuel e.. Peck
3 James Peoples
, Dr. 8. Patrick 2
John 5 Pyle
George Robertson
Margaret Reid
Dolly Ransom
Martin Robertson
John Rohrer
James n. Roach
James B. Roach
Daniel Snyder 2
Michael Shee,x
DIR. e.. Sloan
Eli Swearingeu
Isaac Sirider
Richard Swift
Robert Stewart
Joanna Stislman 9
BENZ. n. Smith
Benjsnin Spellmsn
y Robert Slemons
James " Spriggs
Samuel Strider, jr.
Wn. Sweeney
T
wsrnerThrockmorto
Rev. Mr.. fusion
W
Abraham vanhorn
w
Richard Williams
r. Walker
James WATSON
Czibsrine WINNER
Thomas Widirmsn .
b. C.. Washington
Martha wIthrow
HREY kEYES, p. n.
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division az the lsud.
SAMUEL e. SNYDEE
, March s.. is.,. cows.
e5-l have n pleasant room over my 8.
fee, and stable 10 rent 10 this place.
=. G.. &
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Lon sALE nv
in'NrnRer KEYrs.
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I'd EMAiNiNG in the Poss Once q Shop
~ herviseown. March 3iss, 1881.
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nEMAiNiNG in the Pos, Office at Har
~ persferry. Va. on the LIST April, 1851.
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FOR TIE ENQUIRER.
WILLIAM AND MAkX CNIIEEE

Mfr Jefferson, wiring to Mr.. Bsonisiot in 1885, ask
cd Why 'end AZ Amsriea youth to Eufops for eduea
uon' what are the objects Of an useful American edu
ehsn' Classical knowledge, modern languages, chief
y French, Spanish, and IaIian, msihemacs, taiure
Poiio'phy NATURAL history, civil history and athics In
natural phnosophy, he ssy', mean 10 include Ell, mis-.
Wy Snd agriculture; and la natural history 10 aclu6s
DO'any az well as tho other branches Of IN If depart
mel t. liz add: / is true that he habu Of epofk
ing 'bo modem languages eanioi he so well acquitted.
10 America, bn' every her article as wen bs &C
IN Europe"
Such was The testimony Ct NJ. JsGstso1, in favor
William and Mary college, (,f which he w,s s,u-
lent, a!d bad been vitiiorJ ia the year 1886 Nos
al who know any hing Of hatinsi u)D, Al ths lime
wen Know 'hai 'he number Of ptoiessoshps has been
increased ibce 1885, ibsi ut only all The eeiencet
iben laugh, and mont o1ed by Mf fsrsOn, are naw
'aUgh more eSitn'vely oud thoroughly than al iha,
time, but hat some important sciences are now ably
taught 10 the College, which hen were tcaresly heard
OF ailhn It's Halle
Tno'e who are acquainted With the IN j uton, need
noi bs told 'h nsruson bs. kept pas ~i'h ths i'm.
PROVEN Ds in The sciences, aud IT, in 1885, the Col.
lsge fiyaIlei ihs bes Literary Iosiiiuon 10 Enrope
suey would not be going too far to cay, that sl the
Of 3es Of the besl American education may now be
obtained, AZ WlisG s Mary the Alma Msar oil 20 M NJ
d the great men hst have been engaged ihs last ny
years, IN conducting he public sGaifs OF The State and
Of the Uuon. AZ this time the Legislative Halls Of
be State, sod Of The United States, indebted TO The
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Southampton and Surrv TO voc.


PRINCE GEORGE County,.
House of Delegates Wan. Shands" elected by 4.
large msjoty
SUSSEX lone deIegatel House of Delegates Col
Jesse HaTgTavee has ell ced a delegate 10 rspra
sent ibi' county in the next General Assembly
opposition.
GreensUiiie lone delegafel-Thomas spen.er."-No
opposiion.
House of Delegates (Ttoo DEL captain Ssmus,
Hale 687 Capt. W. Woods 4J2 John M Holland
4O4, Chaflss Powell 205, Thoma, Helms 1874
Chesterfield For C0ngress-Wm. s. Archer
No nppo'ition
For State SenGte.-Wm Old-No opposition.
For House DetegGfes.-Dr. PaItesoLs-No oFuo-
siiion. if'
Louisa County -Sseohd day at the Court House.
Tour o'eosk, p. Nj. For Congress 299, Dsde
1855
Al the Courl-house al balf-pst o'clock. third dav
Patton 3l1-Dade IT'S AT Jarkson's al sunset
third dsy-Psron I6S-Dade 45.-Dade's mai,titv Al
Methanicksviile, second day, g..
~ J1ekson's t'unset] Patton 115 Dads 40 Bdh
candidates were even al Msehanckiviils on the com.
meneement OF the sesobd day.
"Monday Say, the Fredericksburg Hsrsla) VISA =
bad Gay for tie elections. We have moi beari Inn
Ca'oine or Stafford, but presune DO v1,ss Vvs,a IA
ken on that day. ond that the polls will copseouentv
be kept open for three days"
from Loudoun, we learn by a gentlemen ,ba, III.
polls will be kept open for four days IN .,
the heavy rains. On Monday al Lsesburg mic co
votes were given, III or for Mercer Tbs sno,ss, -,
the district viii DO close, and ibe result IL upesrtsin
- 9ierGndrid Gaz
REAcT1oNl --.Nansemond County -LoyalI a6d
Newton 266--Hs mai. o.
H. Of D.-Mejority for Webb over Cohoon 70.
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NEW INDIAN TREATY.

OHIo.-hIe'es. ] Gardiusr, Spssisl Commis-
sicner, and Inn EvdS II This iowa, In han Az n
tr this Sae, sigued irsay with the ciief' and
tiors Of ihe Seneca aud S.awnse bAEd Of Iadians
the LswisiowD Reserve, he county OF Log an, o.
Wednesday, lhe 20 Uit Forty Thousand ssres oi
'a'n aNqHrsd 10 the U";trG aIss GJvesnnspt hy
,his Tesy add the ssuSiy Of Logan is cIeaIed OF H.
dian tls. TIC lJdans receive tract of land OF s,ue
greater sXtsnt west Of Missouri and k,n,as l..
g''hsr "ith som. s'ber presents, aud ,he expeuss
seIr removal which, il is expected, ths G.Nersmsn,
Wild perform Tor thsIn next spmmsr Ii appears ih.
these lsdisDs have examined tee tract OF couoirv
"hish taey are 10 receive, std well pleased win
~ Like the white lioDee,s .Le hrsi who remove wis
nave Ibe choice. Ohio A[OltiiOr.
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CE.NTRdL HOTEL,
WAXN FSROROuGu VIDctNIA

VEVHE Subscriber having recently purchased ti.
a pleasantly situated establishments and having
spared no cXpence to put II in FIRST repair hopes by
prompt attention TO business, TO merit share public
patronage.
His servants have been carefully selected, ard will
render (he has no doubO entire satisfaction.
His stable has been lately erected, and in point OF
comfort and convenience, lie lators himself il is not
surpassed by any in Western Virgil Ia.
The Duly Mali Co;cn l. Us o s'sges atop al ,hl,
b0us; stage traveller cen reach Philadelpbi fsop
ihs ia Two aud half dayf-Westetn travellers f.,
he Nor h. ou horse back will fad il a COVE nj, nj
pIaee TO take STAGE, ard may rely ugon low charges
aud having their os well attended TO-.
w. ~ PLUMB.
Aug ~. 27-W4v
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VIRGINIA ELE ;TIONS.
MONTGOMERY.
HiONTGOMERE.
For Congress-Robsri Craig
+. b Miller
Majority in Rockbridge
bI3
1851
23i

For Congress Craig KIN
r. Miller 1851
Majority In Rockoridge 23i
Total majsrity Tor Craig 76I
1--WE understand Gays the FincasHe Patriot Of
August 8 that Mr. Miller has withdrawn him,ef
take this course from the result OF the election 10
Rorkbrdge, as unexpected himself as to the public
generally Mr.. Craig was enabled, it SCENE, TO re-
the objections 10 his vote for the reducion of IN
duty upon Iron, Sc. and prove himself a, good isnd
10 'ne iah Tor the encouragement, OF these
productions of district, as he had been TO he IN
Provemen OF the district by means OF the Buffalo
"Mr. Miller considers the question a, narrowed
down 10 one OF mere personal feeling in which the dir
T,ct Gan OF course take but little Interest ami
hnE m 10 consult MS personal convenience, and that
Of hi. friends
"We have no doubt OF the vote OF This county being
srge, and the majority decided but not sufficient, with
The aid OF Allegheny, to insure success. Me.
Miller Is RICH, 10 soaIu his personal conve nienca and
refe from laborious canvass which in ell prebabii-
~ might result against him. We understand, ,hsi Mr.
MlheT mas been warmly solicited 10 offer for The Lsg,-
aiure, bun that he has refused; aowilhsianli ding ,hs
We believe is the determination Of some of i friend.
to open poll for him, aud we know Mr.. Miller TOO
we'll 10 believe he will refuse the call OF hi. fellow
citizens at this i'm! or,snt criss."
III. Of Delegdtes-(2 DeL) VIM. ID. Preston, by a
large majority. Ths o'hsr Delegate not reported
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
ga letter which we have Just received from Frank.
lin, gives the following the OF The poll. in that
Connty:
C0ngTess-Na'h. III. Claiborne 900
Snae-Norborne Nd. TaiafeTro, 5S5; VIM Camp
bell. 1862.
Our Correspondent says "The contest was quite
animated The members returned are both friends OF
the Roanoke Improvement of which | am hear ,ilv
glad" The came letter informs US Of "a most exees-
sive drought in Bedford, Campbell and the northern
parts OF Franklin counties" DanUilIe Reporter
DISTRICT OF SUSSEX, ISLE Or WIGHT &c.
Below 10 the rssnl, OF the elections in tho District
so iaE as heard lron
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JPdshingt1n, -4ug. s. Louis M,L,a,, Sseretar,
9f the easury, arrived day before yesterday, ans
Lewis Cass, Secre'sry ot War, yesterday AID hsv;
taken loigins, al BarnGrdS Mansion Hotel.
Thomas Eaton Randoi h. OF Fio ida, 10 he Marshal
o. the Unied Safes, for he District Ct dido a,da
vice Alexander Adsr, -oeAssd. [GicJe.
The New York Journal OF Commerce Gays that MIR.
Van Blren will not embark on board the Friga,- PJ-
tomac, hui will taxa his par.see for siaud ia soue
OF the Liverp o. or London Packets
MI Ia On late Secretary 81 War. l-h tue city e +
Baltimore yesterday. [.Ndt LIT. .Aug 6.
W. observe that il is sat ir NV Yo,k paper
-hat Mr. Aaron Vail, lately appointed Secretary Of L.
CATION &c q. ca, B.,ain, is tephew o Ms Crasicrf.
This Is m',,ks M. Vows father a naive eiii-
Zen OF New York, aid 81. in tbc public s.ivise as
Consul ivr h' port o. LO tent IN Fr,n:e. Hi fani y
came TO 10. United Safes ia 1915 For Tie las Twelve
years Nj. v has been employ d 10 III pubic t'iiee,
INFO witch ae was ia;ro lnsed by NJ Crawford; which
probably led to ihe eIcn OF ms shc
iy 10 ,ha' gentleman. F1rih- lasi four yeacs Mir. "
hal been useful Cis,k 10 the Dtpsr,mtni OF ate.
into whieb he was introduced by Mr.. Cay. We OBJ
serve tina, some ii friends take exception TO .h
arpoiD Considering il, however, ss an eNcep
lion TO the prae;cs under this alton, CT be-
slowing Offices as the price reward of marty ssiv
cs, or pre,en'ivn', Can Which score Mr. VA! bad
ca.m) We aEe Soi Giiposel :. had fAul! tn H. ID.
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THE WESTERv ELECTToNs

As usual, the first returns from Kentuckv slvs,.
sound against us . he reason IL, that most of the Dis
ticts nearest to us are the oher side of the ques
uon Its so M the present instance. The few polls
We have received Of tie 6rst DAVIS voting are ssd r. he
on The Clay sde-but the Baltimore Opposition Chron.
clc says with good discretion, "ah6ieh fayofaho1 M
Nj clay, they afford no certain indication Of he ~
suits IN Che districts named"-The ONLY returns W.
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II BROKE out from my pasture at Msnsf ~, near
n - The Pocrhtuse, II nriso county, a bright b.,
MARE, hFee years old last Sprf Y. Sho has lony
black name ahd all her Two If, feet white spd a
White stoi OF her forehead also small wsrt on ~,
leii side OF her neck. + " dollars re~srd viii be
y 10 to any person ,he vii return sail Maze 10 ihs
subscriber on Msns6.M
J. NJ DEI.-CAMpO
Aug ~ 27-y3
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have toows-they 10 at all shake our homes
in the ultimate triumph OF our cause
1.-The Indiana Democrat OF the 3Oth july IA paper
devoted TO Jackson speaking OF the general election ON
the LIST August says "lndana is reused and repub!i-
canism will triumph"
KENTUCKY ELECTION. have re ceived returns
Of the hrst days vo ing ia several Of ,ae counties n
Kentucky. We give the following 70 whs, Nh, 40 C.
tie Of those who snxousy iuquring or "hs ne w.
from Kentucky"
/ FOR REPRESENTATIVES, TO CONGRESS.
In Fayeuc county, first day at LsSing,cr, and
Chilssburs aud NJ Ekhorn prscirct, he vet. .,r
Chiffon Allen Che Clay cAnidae) were 5i2: tor MIR
shannon (his rpporspO 229.
In Woodiod county, ia, tine on tie frs, day
| Allan 3oS, Shonron GIekrn) III.
| In Mason eoun'y, hrst day-f,r Mr.. Marshall (for
C!ayo 625; for MIR. Coismsn, Ae Mrn.b.r1 4i3
| In BOURBON county, Msr,hal III CT. man ASH
| Ia Nicholas. MAtsha,l 3SI, Coleman .6s
| In BrAeksn, Mar,hall 81 majority.
| All . csc are only the FIRST day's voiag.
| In Fleming. h st day at dinu.r f,s Mr. Davis
| (Clay) 406: for MI. Dani-. (lais Memb-rO 1856
i The reader will bear in mind ha, IN re ar. three
days voting. and Will be scme days ys, b.tore results
can be finally sc,r'ain,d. INai. Int.
FIRST DAYS POLLS
| Fronktin, a, dnner-FoId 26S, Leeomp,e, (J)
257-Ctiu-nden 2S9, Sanders (J0 2j2
| Wooyord, at dinacr-AUau 30S annon u III
-Railey POI. WhittiugOn u 2l5 (presinei noi in.
cludsd)
In Clarke coun,v. Mr.. Allan tor Congress RECEIVED
heavy majority ti5l) Judge Clarke. majority over
his JAckSoo oppouen; FIR he Senaie - a, ahoat 100
JesSdnine, at pght-Cunuin ghNu's q IN / ,ritv
over WOoisoD - K'ncaid's majoriy o.er lar q
10.
Scott eounty-Jo! nson % s67-wArd G1 5ss
stevenson q 49, Thompson 37S, Miller l2s
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JuIy 20

NJ CHANCERY- Vugnia a. X les holden in
h'Citrk,' Office OF ,be County Coat Charlotte III,
Isl DAY OF a. gust, 1881
oket Newt aud Allen N.yiI, p n,
agtlns,
Sarah Nevil widow Il George Nevil dec. Eiizsbe,b
IiJttts jams Npvil, Jonah N'v Singleton N evil
l'aa' Nevl, Mary Neyil, and Cef~ent Nsvil, m his
own right AID 20 GuardiD OF be q pnans OF bo Ne
viii dec, and T. zabs, Newt and JohL Nsvil infant,
Mndef !, o age OF one add twenty year, by John ID
~ Sna'u-ou, tber Guardian, al Heu, Dedis.
tbs Defendants iz'beth CLidtess James NJ avu
Jonah New Sl0Eoion Nsvil AID I.aae NeyJ MOI
having entered ,heiT aEfataucs according 10 tbe Act
II Assembly aod the les OF this Court and IL ar
peaiDg 10 he saIisfacton OF tie CouH tii ihey are
not inhabitants Of 81 T. State, on te motion OF tho
PFinh 10y eounsei, Il Is OTdcyed, That The said De-
hndan's do app az here o. toe hrs, Monday in Nc
yamber next and enter their Appearance and snsWsr
me PLAIN H. bill aud give security for peffo ming the
d. CO. OF he Court aud hasa copy OF Ibis order be in.
serted 10 sjWO newspaper printed in he ei,y # Rich
mon > Tor two montus snecssvey, and pos,ed at ihe
f. ni door OF tie CouGhons nj tho said ronntv
Copy Tssie, wINSLOw ROBINSON O.
husU-t q -NSs-
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Msianc!loty fec dent. o. tuesday evening the
Is uumo, hlF RoBSRr JOHNSTON, OF Ill. town,
aged Is years, while bathing, Inadvertently s;epi on
lumber. which breaking, piece OF the ga.s 30 much
Injured his foot so 10 produce his dea'b Saturday
nSh' a''. FIrd Herald
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Notioway county. Ansu., 9
En- Chancery In Chesterfield county couri, July ii

d 1881: 'O'' 'O"''' ''ny II
Sterling Ford, Emiron W. Shelton, and John Isle.
surviving partner OF himself and VIM. Neaie, late
partners trading under the firm of William Nesle s.
Co., pins
against
Sias Chedtham, adn'cr of Isaac D. Porter decd
John E Mary f., and Sarah j. Porter infants of ten
uei 9o"'S' Ny john for'er Senr their guardian and
HeM hlehd' Dei,s
This day this cause 10 be heard ON the bill
answers anu exhibits, and was argued by counsel On
consideration whereof, the court doth adudge order and
Decree mat SIlas Cheaham, admOr OF the said Isaac ID
Porter, decd. do render before Lawson Nunnay Ore,
oil the commissioners of this court account of the
administration OF the of the said isaac d. Por
ter decd by the said administrator, she wing the a.
mount oil assets OF the said in the hands of tbs
said administrator ii any, and the debts if any which
have been paid by the said administrator charging the
lands OF the said Isaac d. Porter, deed IN the hands nj
ms heirs; and the same commissioner further directed
10 state account of the real estate of the said isaac
H. Porter, and OF the profits thereof since the insiitu
ton oil this suits and also after advertising for eiah,
weeks in some newspaper published in Richmond Tor
the creditors OF the said estate in and preseu,
their claims, that the said commissioner do state An ac
count OF the debts due from the said estate includno
those claimed by the plsints, which accounts the said
commissioner Is directed 10 report here with any mat
ers specially stated, deemed pertinent by himself or
which may DC required by any OF the parties.
p. PoiNDExTER, elk
The parties Interested will please take notice tbat
nave pointed Tie 2Ith September next, 10 commence
The accounts directed by the foregoing order OH Which,
day they are required attend the Clerks Office OF
Chesterfield county court, with their proofs and be
creditors Of the said Isaac d. Porter decd are requr
ed at The same time AMI place, produce their claims
before Inc, with their evidence to support the same.
LAWSON NUNNALLY
July 20. 23Nwsw
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I'D

IA the above reward lor john who el,p ID from me
on the lOih Juy He il about feet 10 inches hs b,
brown or nutmeg compls sion, forty live years old,
though hs iookI younger, sOui made but toeraba
Kelly lie ha, a VIE Al Mr.. Wan. III irdaway's, (Cuu
bsrend cSuDty, nsar JI'DeStOwD. Prince IW,rd) aud
reia"ohs III Manchester, AT Mr. B,aGas Cheatbams.-
Some years phsi, Jshu TAX out o Chester eid
jan, aDd near The same tme, OF the Jsii Of Pesfs-
onrs-l Will give ihs reward Ion JJhs, aas pay
all RESPONSIBLE sxgeCcss, II delivered me. or ten dol
lAr,, II eoohn d II. Jail 80 thai get him agan il
probable he has pass, with the date al cred, as have
nos given him Que sinee about the FIRST u June-Johu
mas lost some oil Ia urpef lore teeth believe.
d. j. BEASLEY. a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-12

DIED, At Black Rock Mrs LErIrA PORTER wife of General
Peter Is. Porter, aged 10 yeArs.
~ the Augusta Springs, tho 9Th inst Paisley WEpB
OF Person county, N. q. and formerly OF this city
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-12

Aaoth1 revolutionary Pa'r0i gone David VII
Hans the Lac, Of the eaP'o,s Ci Nj jor Aadce died
Rsus,eisoryilie, N. GU Tuesday The 81 inst il n.
~ Year II bis age. His rsm,ins were ou Thursday
following Inferred wi military hOkors al Livingston
vile, SchOLaIie eomttv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-12

Ths.si signers 10 the Prooeei are the otjscte sf
much ridieuls -Ttoo OF this Spartan Bead are dis
appointed Office Hunters The name, OF the ether
FOUR has bsfore, far can learn crossed
'he Delaware or the Skuylkl most iormid able
band 10 raise Revolutions! Theirs never was more
'supremcly ridiculou.'' atemp-and az a Psnnsylva-
MIA paper observes, "they might we'll sitsmpt 10
raise storm by blowing wind through goose quill
10 itjure the admnis,r on.''