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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-12-23
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New Fall and Winter Goods.
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HAS just received, and is now opening
new and handsome assortment of
EsSs' e1saGS B5'5ssse,. Goods:
CONSISTING oF
Extra Super blue and black Cloths and Cas-
smcres,
Brown, olive and green do do
Drab and steel miX'd do do
Pellssc and Merino Cloths, assorted.
Superilne, fine and common Sattinetts.
Super silk Velvet and buff Cashmere,
Super figured, silk, Valencia and AIarseilles
Nestings,
hlackinaw, striped and point Blankets,
9, 10, u and - quarter Rose do
W mte, red, green and yellow Flannels,
Green BaiZe and Canton Flannel,
Ladies' worsted, and Gentlemen's Lambs
wool Hose, and aIfHose,
Scotch, French and English Ginghams and
Batiste,
Best Italian Lustring, and assorted eros de
Naples,
A large and beautiful assortment of Merino
Handkercheis and Shawls,
Cambria, Jaconett and checked Muslins.
Thread Cambria and Renting,
Plain and figured Null and Book Muslins.
Calicos, new and handsome assortment. all
prices and qualities
Plain figured Bombazettes & Circassians.
Circassian and Tartan Plaids,
Irish Linen, extra fine, and midding quality
Garment and Furniture Dimities.
White and black Bobinett and green Gauze
Wells,
a. and Cd plain and figured Bobinetts,
a beautiful assortment of Thread and Cotton
Laces and Edgings,
English Dunstable and Navarino Bonnets.
Furniture and apron Checks and Plaids.
Bleach'd and brown Sheetngs and Shirtinps
Super Bedhcking and cotton Diapers,
Cotton and linen OsnaburgS,
Super Fancy and Italian Cravais,
Black Bombazine Stocks,
Ladies' and Gentlcmcn's Gloves.
a handsome assortment of bonnet, can and
belt Ribbands,
Tortoise Shell and horn tuck & side Combs
Ladies' Prunella, Seal Skin, and Morocco
Shoes,
Gentlemen's Leather Shoes, Shoetees and
Pumps,
ChiIdren's Prunella, Seal skim Leatherdo.
Helms also received good supply of
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-12-23
CARTHAGE HORSES.

belonging to Judge Barbour-one much
smaller than the other, and PAGES very
well the other PAGES indihcrently. but
trots well. Both horses are about 6 wears
old. The larger horse has wart one or
two inches from his right eye; on the left
hip near the Joint has small spot where
the hair is rubbed OF. The small horse
is rather i'll formed, being quite ragged
about the hips.
Should the above horses be found with
in this neighborhood, say, within 10 or
10 miles, Ten Dollars will be given: but
If taken up beyond that distance, thcn
the above reward Of Twenty Dollars and
all reasonable charges will be paid for
their delivery al the residence Of p. p.
BARBOUR, near Gordonsyille, Orange
county, Va.
Nov. 26--3t
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Superiine BIRD Cloths.
do black do
do brown do
do pelisse do
Cassimeres, Cassinets
blue, black and
mixed,
Vests, made, Swans
down & AIarSeilles
Rowen Cashmere
pantaloons,
White Valencia Vest
ing,
Buff do do
hldCk Suh pam uo
Do do figured
Brown do figured
very handsome
Silk Velvet, very SUI
perior,
Cut do do
Nesting of all kinds.
Mandarines, black &
orange for ladies'
dresses,
rape de Lconsblack
and light blue,
Black Italian Lut-
strings, very supe-
rior,
Leyantines,
Satin Levantines,
Changeable Silk,
eros de Naples, blk.
blue black , brown
Figured Silks, vari-
Gus colours, striped
Silk hdks., Spittle-
field, bandanna,
flag and Raw Silk ,
Of superior quality
and style,
Colipalla, orange and
AiioNJ
Dress hdkfs., Grape
Gauze, very hand
some, new style,
Black Italian Cravats
very good, large
size,
Pongee dress hdkfs. ,
Bombazines,
Bombazetts, black ,
green, brown,
Colored CircaSsians,
orange, scarlet,
yellow, green, lead
color,
Printed Flannel,
4 general
EE A e I'D
$780, -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-08
Nov. 4.

6NoMSTOCK s. Irving, Clarke s. Williams. Clarke
~ & Rhodes, J. Mortimer, j.. Wood & Abbot, Jas.
Dickson, William f. MAyhew & Company, William
Norris & Son. William N rfi' IT,, James N. 81. Dick.
sop, c. Burd & Bu,by, joseph Pond, N. smith Prem
ti.s, and F.. Lesmay s. Company
Sirs: AZ you are mol residents OF Virginia, and have
no known attorney within the sane, 10 whom notice
can be given, you wilt pleass take notice, that, On M,n-
day, the IL h day Of ID csmb.r, 1881, between the
hours OF 10 A. NJ. ard 4 p. NJ, at the office of Taze-
we'll Taylo, + o., in The borough OF Norfolk, we shail
pIoseed 10 tsks the depOsi,ions OF Joseph H Robertson,
William p. Vincent, Rishard l.. Gregory, William
PAnnel and others. TO DO read in %evidense in q ser ain
suit now psndiog in the c rsuit Court of Law and
Chansery, for tbs county OF James CT y, (and formerly
pending and undetermined Ia shs late Superior Court OF
Oh merry, directed by law ,obe held at ms form or CAPT.
u 10 the city OF William'hurg,)in wSirh we are plaintiffs,
and you, tog,,hsr vi b William Cofi sid. AID John A.
Roberts, are defendaps. The taking OF ihs said d,po-
sinon' will be continued from day TO cay, al 'hs plase
and with in tho hours aforesaid, nl comp'.ted; or il any
hing should occur TO proven, The taking Of the said de-
posi'ion' on the day Aforesaid, they will be continued
over from day 10 day, ill begun and completed.
Yours, sc.
Thomas g. Philip Bolfzeli, and Sha,o Tiffany
y Co. by VINCENT
Attorney for The plain if aioresaid.
Nov d. 6l-a1u
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yO Geofgs b INKS md James Hi, Merchants an.
II pa there trading under the firm OF Bank. & Hin

Gorge b INKS md James Hi, Merchants ani
pa tners trading under the firm OF Banks & Hill
Sirs:-As you are no, presidents Of Virginia, and have
no known A tcrney within the same, to whom notice
san be gwen. you will pIes,e take notice, tina, on We'd
.nesday. h. ii h day OF December, 1881, between the
hours OF 10 A NJ. and 4, p. M, al the ofise Of TsZ.-
we'll Taylor, E'quire, 10 The Borough OF Norfolk, ]
shall proceed to fake the deposition OF Caleb Brook,
and Others. TO be read in evidence 10 a certain sui,
pending and undetermined, in tho Borough Court OF
Norfolk, in whisn | sm plaintiff and you, together with
the said Caleb b ooks, are defendants. TIE taking OF
the said drposiiiOn' will be continued from day TO day,
and at the place, and within The hours afore said, iIi
completely; and If scy thing should occur TO prevent the
taking Of ,be said sepositions on the day Aforesaid, they
will be continued over from day to day, iHl begun and
completed. Yours, Sc. THEoPHILus PECK,
By FREDERICK VINCENT, his Attorney.
Memorandum. The deposition OF The ssid Caleb
Brooks W u be taken in pursuance OF an order OF the
Court OF Norfolk Borough TO that effect.
Nova. 5l-w4v
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From Backwood's Magazine for September
DREAMS OF ~nEAVEN.-s r MAS HEMAns.
Dresms't thou of HeHyeo'-What dreams ere hins'
Fair child fair slddsomc ehhd
With eyes that like the dew.dtop shine
And bounding ioots,ep Wild
Tell mo what hues tn immortal shore
Can wear my Bird to thee
Ere yet one shadow hath passed DER
Thy glance and spirit freef
"oh ! beautiful Ia heaven, aud btiss,
With long, long summer days!
j see It's hlIes CLEAN IN light.
Where many a fountain playa.
"And there unchecked, ~me,hinks, I rove,
Seeking wh-re young flowers lie,
In vale andsoidon-fiu' grove
overs that are not to do"
Thou Poet OF the lonely thought,
Sad heir Of gins divine!
Soy, with what solemn glory Taught
10 heaven IN dream oil timer
Oh where tho living waters aov
Along the radiant shore,
My soul, a wanderer, here shnil know
Pho. exile thirst no more!
"Thc burden OF tho strangers hesr,
which here unknown hear,
Like the night shadow shall depart,
With my frst Weakening there.
"And borne on csgic wings ahar,
Free thought shall claim its dover
From every sphere, from every star,
ofglory aud OF power"
o woman with tho soft sad eyo
or spiritual gisamt
Tell mo OF those bright realms on high,
How doth thy deep heart dream'
BY thy sweet mournful voice I know,
On thy pale brow | see,
That thou hast loy'd in silent NO,
Say, what is Heaven to thoe!
~Oh Heaven is where no secret dread
May haunt Loves meeting hour;
Where from, tho past, no gloom 10 shod
er the hearts chosen bower
Where every sever'd wreath is bound,
And none have heard tho knell
That smites tho soul in that wild SOUND
Fdre,oeu, Bsiop'd, EareweN %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-08
Charlottesville. Nov. 1.

I'm CHANCERY-VIReIN1A-At Rul,, bold,o
81 10 the Cl-Ik's Office OF the Cirsuii Superior ConIt
OF l. W aud Chancsry, OF The county Ct Cumberland,
at The Court Houss Of said eouniy 10 the month Of De
iob~r, 1881.
william ~ BAl'ow Compli.
David and Robert Maitland, Joseph Fuqus, Samuel
Christian, and Charles s. Pslmore, DsG,.
The dsiendaos, David and Rober, Maitland, no,
having entered their appearance and given security
according TO the Aft Of Assembly and the Rules Of
ihls Cour', ADD II appearing by satisfactory evidence,
that they are not Inhabitants Of this county. Il IL order.
90, thai The faid defendants, David and Rober; Msii-
land, do appear here on The FIRST Monday in January
pes', al Rules TO be holden In the Clerks OGiso Of our
'aid Circuii Superior Cousi Of Law and Cbsnserv. and
answer The u ~ Of The Compla ansni, and that a copy Of
his order be forthwith lbser ed In some ne wspaper pub.
i'hed 10 the city OF Richmond, for two months sue
ees'iVely, and posted ct the front door Of the Court
House Of this county. A ~copy.-Tere,
JOHN DANIEL, Jun, Clerk.
Osi ~ 46-w8w
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6SCHOOL.-The subseribers, gra,ihed by the pr
the short time thsir School has been In operation, have
bee u Induced to obtain the services Of Mr.. J. l.. CabsII.
Of the University, 10 the Mathematical Department.
by this arrangement, they will be enabled 10 devote
hsir exclusive attention to tbs Languages and CLASH
cal Literature. Mr.. Csbell has been q member OF the
Ma hemaiisal Ciass at the University, for upwards of
'wo se'sioo'. dufi1g whish time he has been disiin
Suished at every examination We have also 10 our
possession, the iighesi te testimonials Of Mr.. C's. a,tair.
nents 10 he science. from Professors at The Univ srsi,y.
We su'joiD a III" 81 the textbooks used in this De-
partmeDi;- L'croix's Arithmetic and Algebra, Legen-
trs's G-ome'ry, Lasroix's Trgons mstry, plane and
spberiesI; Bouehar'a's Difereniisl and Integral CaIeu-
ius, With the Apaly iea' Gsomotry ~pre6xsd.
For informai alton on tbs nature Of the Sch DOL, the sys
tenn OF instruction and discipline pursued, the subscri-
beers refer TO d. r. M. Patterson, Chairman Of the
Faculty ofihe University. w. b NAPTON.
G. MINOR.
CnarIohesvfls, Nov. 1. 61-w3w
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virtue of a e..d Of trust executed to the sub
~ scriber by Vincent j. Cosby, dated Sd July, 1920,
aud duly recorded In the clerks office Of Cumberland
county, to secure a debt duo to Edward w. Sims, We
shall sell Tor cash, at public auction, on tho premises,
on the 18th instant, II fair, II not the next fair day,
Ca Ira, No. 8.
The above property is valuable to any person who
wishes 10 engage I'm the mercantile business, having on
lumber house. &c. SC.
The title is good, but we shall convey such tile as
Is vested IN us. VIM. PORTER JE rrus-
GEO.. IL. Matthew'S tees
NOV. 4. 5l-w4w
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SOMERSET D SALE.-Ths land and residence
Of the late Beojamin Grymes. 10 The sounty Of
King George, virkia,a.
By virtue OF q deed Of trust 10 me executed by said
Grymes In his lifetime, aud duly recorded In The Clerks
Office ofsa'd county, and In pursuance Of q decree Of
The Ssperior Court Of Cbaneery for said county, the
sub ,eriber. AZ Trustee. will cell the aforesaid trss, Of
land on the premises, on the 9Th day o! Jaousry next.
Qs32) II fair, II not, The mex, tar day, 10 tho highes'
b oder. upon o credit Of IL months. as dlres,ed by said
decree, exsep, 90 much ss Is decreed 10 be paid 10
cash. and The expenses attending The sale Of said land,
all OF wfieh' ssid ca'b payment may smoun, TO 10 or
$t700. The purchaser 10 required TO give bend with
GOOD s%seurity, 10 carry interss. from tho day OF he said
sale, for the residue Of The purchase money. (sfisr de-
dostiug The sum required 10 be paid 10 cash } and q
deed Of uu" on The lard, 10 secure ,br pay ment Of the
bond ID. LEWIS. Trustee.
Nov. bl-wids.
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NOTICE,

a CHANGE IN the Exchange Coffee. House, Norfolk.
- Virshia.-Ihe subscriber has taken the Exchange
will enable him to render this. establishment much mora
than il has heretofore been. Families ira.
veihng,, as well as all strangers aud visitors, shall be-
Accommodated with good rooms; and their comfort Sc
cured by the best attendance, and the most liberal pro.
vision. Gentlemen who desire board, shall have every
reason 10 be satisfied with their accommodation.
Ihe subscriber, knowing from experience, what Is
expected in a public house by the boarder and traveller.
and having resumed this business with the determine.
eon ., devonng MS time and labour to his patrons, con-
hdently trusts that none will leave his house dissa,is,
he'd with the arrangements. His stables are in good
order and well provided. wM. FRENCH
Formerly of Petersburg.
Oct III. -lOt#
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N superior Court OF Law and
day OF October, 1881
Whiting Stark s. Co. Pit.
agsisst
Levi, r Rogers and Charles Belois, Dsfs.
TDis day came the plaintiff, by heir Attorney, and
II Appearing 10 the court by the sfit vi. Of Henry A.
Wise, thai ,hs defendant, Lewis p. Rogers, 10 mol an
i~nhaoisant OF Mi. Commonwealth: II 10 desreed aud
ordered. that the dsfepdan', Charles b :loe, be- restrain.
ed from paying, conveying away, or sscreiing The
lor ging TO tho absent defendant, Lswis p. R,ge,s-
And !, is further dsereed and ordered, thu, The defend.
ant, L'wls +. Rogers, appear here On the s'eopd day OF
and give security 10 perform the decree which may be
finally pronounced 10 this cause. And il is al,o order
o., that a eopy OF this order be forth with inserted In the
Rich~'nd Enquirer, AID continued for two months
,usseshvely. A eopv.-Teste.
JAMES j. AILWORTH,
D.pu'y for Tho. r. JOynes, c 8. C. c.. L aud C.
Nov 4. bl-wSw
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$50 793 936 40

$50. 793. 936 az
Thus Il 10 seen, that in the shor, space OF iwen,y.on.
months, with the danger before their ey.,,) the D..
resiers increased The debt TO be Bank, sixietn mill, n.
and 10 that period, two Aew Branches were established,
one al Utsa, In New Voik, and another at Bur,lus ton.
IN Vermont; in The State oil Vernon, on the 80 d O.
September last, ihsre were only t,oo S oekholders,
owning tDenty seceD shares. And furthermore, w..
are informed by the Report OF the 30ih Of September
Last, that applications are under consideration Tor The
esisbI shmeDt Of y anc' es or Off se-, from more Than
thirty pIacesiu The Uni cd S re'. IL 10 high lin. 10
psu,e; It 10 ,ims for h, Siotk. oIders TO look mo ,h,i
affair, noiwi D%'tsnding the Report Of heir Csmml,,es,
10 high y complim may o The Diree'ofs.
There ss macy who psrbsps will reeo!l,ci the cor.
duet Of the old Bank Of the u. s a,es, (asi II Is c,IIeo)
when he C0sr er by I've limlI ion was about 10 e xpire
IL did rot iutr-s'e its d~bis, and aug ment the number
OF he Brauehes, but conmsnsed a whole some eut,a.I.
NETT o. is dsbt,, VIII an produced ii tie distress 10 ~,
del tors, or Ioss 10 The Bsnk.-Witt sueb au exsmpl.
before h. III, reinforced by peculiar eirsumsanes,. a..
Plyipg 70 the prss'Di Bank, the sonduci Of ibo Ditssots
OF " sppests ineHPitsah!e, uDlsss motives are assigned,
whiah would he dove vi much feIucisncs But
m0ives whl bs ssssiaosd; aod when h~onorsbls mo iv +,
do 30, sppsar, Others ~il he sIeribsd. particularly by
abe opponents OF ne Bsut; and Dot uDifequeu,ly does
" spyeaT, hat IN thcir opinions OF 10 our ensmjss CON.
nearer to the ifu b hao oar IL eLd,.
II does not spear 10 ug ihst auy manhattan nj A
IibssAi ssb attach TO is opponents Of he b nh. n
Ibs MOVIES OF us aiTiLitTsioTS ire VII wed ,,t, lea.
lousy aud ,uspicioo TIE i0cte ase Of deb, IN. sss
lit meht Of new off eeg, With he sppl ca ions fo, IN,
W more under eOnsideJdii0H, have, 10 use IA. va,d.
Of a great man. an GUgfut squinffng towards tbs az.
quremen' OF p1wer AID i"hu~nse, bat 10 in'oLdsd 10
sOn"V' % ~'Vethneni'-b ut ht NOSE woo m.ko the
attenp' beware OF The totSequenses, for their attempts
VIII Prove abor'ivs aud fUioous 70 the Institution, whose
incest 'hsy ste I've must in shsil y suPJoJe) endsa.
vori z TO promote
What, ~ nay be %rsnsfked, has called for en- increase
Of tins debt from Deem. er, 1929, 10 September 1881.
Of 30 per sebtf A. this rats Of insrsase, b. fore ths
ebsrtr expires, tho deb's due 10 The Bsnk will xyeed
one bundled and ten millions Of doiiaf,l--I, ought 10
be rseSIscted thai upon every prospect Of A nsn.,s.
nswal o. he sbsrter Of lie B'Bk, us s~dvoe.ts, ivit
EeaboD) have urged, ~ ~srgonenis, ths mischief ,ba
would BOw from pvsssiog me deb,ors Of ,be B.uk 70,
payments The e6oc's upon sho senDsfetal world, vi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-08

HNDUCATlON.-The subscriber, for several wears
" past, having laboured much 10 his regret under
the very many and serious Inconvenience of a dwelling
not sufficiently spacious for the accommodation of his
friends by the reception of their children and wards
in his Family and School; now takes great pleasure in
informing them, that for the succeeding year, he has
obtained OF Mr.. Christopher Ford of Amelia, his excel.
lent little farm, containing ample house room of eyery
description, and all other conveniences necessary for the
comfort and accommodation OF both a Boarding and Day
School for children of either sex, not exceeding 6ftee en-
years OF age, (as none will be admitted in this school
over that age, unless personally known to the proprietor,
and acknowledged to possess such habits of morality and
industry, as would justly entille them TO admittance in
any institution, however rigid its discipline, of either n
religious or moral nature.)-Ast the Instruction of youth
for the last twelve years, has been almost the exclusive
employment OF the subscriber, looking. forward to no
other profession for a support, but making this his set
tied and permanent business for life, IL is natural 10 sum
pose, that he has spared neither labour nor expense to
qualify himself for the discharge of the difficult and
responsible task OF pleasing both parent and child; a
task, which, notwithstanding its difficulty, without vani-
ty, he can say from the patronage invariably received,
has been performed, he hopes, to the entire satisfaction
OF all heretofore interested in his school. This inslitu-
ton Will be opened on the 10Th OF January, and termi-
nate on the 10th Of December following, making the
schooi-term oil ten months, allowing the month of June
as a vacation. Instruction will be given in the Greek
: frenen and English Languages; embracing in
geography, with the use of the Maps and Globes very
extensively.
TERMs.-For Board and Tuition, including bed,
bedding, candles, SC. $50. For Tuition alone. S25 in
every instance, and no scholar received for a shorter
period than a session of five months To such as NAV
wish TO encourage this school, ii may be proper TO re-
mark, That early application would be best, as il is not
designed to be unusually large, having its limit, which
will not be exceeded. The intention of the subscribe
is TO devote his time and attention particularly 10 his
school, having employed an overseer to take charge of
his few agricultural engagements The discipline of
this school will be humane; but offences will invariably
receive their due consideration, g. not unfreauentIy their
deserved punishment.-LetteTs directed to gainesville
p. o., Amelia, will be attended TO with promptness and
pleasure. JOHN ri. DAY.
Amelia, Oct. IL. 44-wt25,bD
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committed TO the jail Of Chester
4N heid county, Va, on the 22d day Of June last, a
negro man who says his name is John, that he belongs
70 James Ross OF Pittsylvania county, near DanviIeo
colour yellow, about feet 10 inches high; has a mole
under his right eye; no other scar or mark visible; a.
bout 30 years old; had on when committed a blue Vir-
ginia cloth coat and white pantaloons, and an old black
nat. The owner Of said negro is requested 10 come
forward, prove his property and take him away, and
aw. j. B. GOODE. Tailor M C6esIerGJ3
Sept. 10. 36~wi2fs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-08

John Mortimer, jr. Thomas and Philip Bal,z Ill,
- Wood s. Abbott, James Dick cd, William Z. May.
hew & C~,mpauy: Will lam Norris s. S,n, William NOT
r' jr., James N. & l.. ID ck,ou, C.. Burd & Busby,
Jo'ePh Pond, N. Smith Pren,iss, and p. Leamay &
Company
Sirs: Asyou are no. residents OF Virginia, and have
40 known attorney within tbs same to whom notice
can be given, you will please take notice thet, on Mon
day tho IL b day OF December 1881. between the hours
of 10 A. M. and 4 p. NJ, at the office OF Tszewell
TAYLOR. E Or, in The borough Of Norfolk, We shall pro.
teei to take the depoiitions Of joseph II Robertson,
William p Vincent, Rishatd !. Gregory, William Pam
nell and others. TO BIO read In evidence 10 a certain
suit now pending in The Ctreui. Court Of Law aud
Chaneery, for the county Of James City, (and former.
y pending and Undetermined in the late Superior Court
Of Csansery, directed by law 10 DO he'd at The former
Capitol. in 'be eli oi Williamsburg in which we are
plainnf', and you, together with William Gift Id and
John A. Roberts, are defendants. The taking Of the
said dsposiiions will be continued from dsy 10 day a,
the place and within The hours sfssesaid, ill completed;
or IL any thing should ossur 10 prevent The tsi ng Of
tie said dispositions on the Cay sfore,aid, they will be-
continued over from day to day, till begun aod ecm-
ple'ed. Yours, SIC.
Clarke & Williams, Com'toek S Iruing, Clarke
j. Rhodes. and ShaC, IeGany & G by
VINCENT,
Attorney tor he plaintiff, aforesaid.
Nov. 4. 5l-W4w
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NollCE.- shall petidtn The Dex, General A, see IN.
~ 6iy Of Virginia, for the privilege OF rendering
hahdolphs Creek ~navigable, and usiog the sams from
my Mills In Cumberland county, (ealled Barr Mill, \
70 he Juncso on OF said creek with Wiliis' run; The die
,ancs will not exceed six hundred yards. resort TO
,n'' m,df, because 1 sanno, make an arrangement with
the individual who owns the land through which he
said creek passes. m BROWN.
Powbaian, OCT IL, 1881 50-w4w#
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&c George Bark aud James Hnl, Merchan $ and
n partners, trading under The 6rm Of Banks s. Hill

and J. C Kstsbum-
Sus: As you are no. residents of Virginia, and hav.
10 known Attorney within the same, to whom notice
can be given, you will please take no,iss, that on Wed
uesday, the ii b day Of December, 1881, b.iwesn The
hours OF 10, A NJ. and 4, p. M. at the ofies of Mr.
Tazeweii Taylor, Esquire, In tbs Borough Of Norfolk,
1 sha all proceed 10 take the dispositions Of Caleb Brooks
and oibers, 10 be read in evidence in a esrtain sui.
pending and undetermined, in The Borough Court Of
Norfolk, in = hi'h i am plaintiff and you are defendants
TIE iskipg OF the said deposiiiens will be continued
rom day 10 d y, at tbs place snd within the hours afors.
aid, ,ll coWple'ed; or if any thing should occur 10 pre-.
vent the taking OF the said depofiuons ON the day afore-
said, they will DO continued over from cay 10 day, ill he
gun anc completed. Yours, &c. THEoPHILus PEcK.
BY VINCENT, his A torn.y.
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