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Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-02-16
A Distiller Wanted

TIE Subscriber wishes 10 smploy =
n Dntiiler. One Who cen come veil 70.
commended fuT eapsbfity and sobriefv vill
meet EIth good situation and liberal Savss
= mao with SMALL family would be nsrf.y
red. THOMAS WATSON, Sen
aegr Saiit.6eii Jc6sTsya egso,f,.
February .. 1852.
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Western Virginia Lottery.
NEHO MI ~ aCC

T>o be drawn 81 Abingdon. Washington
i county. We. on Tuesday the 2S,h day
Of February. 1852, For the benefit If the
White and Sal, sulphur Turnpike. and Union
Academy.
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FOR SAKE,
1000 Acres of Valuable Ken
lucky LAND.

tract lies in Hopkins county,
n formerly Christian, and 7 miles
from Madson Wiley. now The eouotv
town. u slso lies on the head Watsr, n
Trade River; and there IL a large stream
OF water running through the middle on N
ano good mill seat on a. 7hts land -
yeti calculated Tor farming. as u h.. yoI
h1g-is well iimbered with blsrk sad
~hiie oak, mulberry. hickory. walnut 800
poplar he under growth is ponos,
spice wood, sc There is ten o. 64~sn
seres cleared, and a great mauv ,s;I.
made. u viii be sold On advsn,sgeo
terms 70 The purchaser, By applvin1 10
either Of the sabscFibers, sesr Chn5I,s.
iowa. Jefferson county, We
GEORGE LAY.
Dee -. is3f--f
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VALUABLE LAND
ron SAFE

II WISH To SELL MY FARM, ST.
u tua,e near llalltou n, on the ezra.
Died" road. and nearly equirdis,sat from
HarPers-F Ferry and Charlestown. contain.
iny about
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Jan. &c, 1889.

OF The York Recorder. ffagerstown Mail.
Lancaster Intciiigcncer, and Frc,Irricktowu Cit.
Zen, each times, and their accounts will be paid
on presentation NJ this Office.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-02-16

En0M 3dy 70 2ojy SCORING snd essiss
~ fenclng, snI other NafI.. ~,
ssle ~ JOSEPH g.. RUSSELL.
H-frsrs Ferry, lar %
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NNtlE subscriber has received n Fresh
u supply Of the following. viih q great
variety Of ether articles, which she will
sell CnrAr;
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Please Attend to This
DOMESTIC GOODS.
GEORGE CAREY,

Corner Of Baltinsore and Cherries Streets.
Baltimore.
81 AS for sale 4 General Assortment
IN Of DOMESTIC GOODS, con.
sisiipg, 10 part. OF " TYalfhanl." 20. 1ppIe-
ton -" Lotreh." " Halniton." t" .Nasj.f.a ;,
A." Ertisy, !" F." .9vsry." and I" Pil.s6eid" Ma.
SuFAeTUREs. which will be sold on favor
able terms by the Package or Piece.
February 2, IS92.-Sm.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-02-16

tx. The above Ointment is offered 70
the public as a safe sud certain remedy for
those obstinate diseases. some of which
have 50 long bsfiled HE skill Of medical sci.
enee.
Iii. White Swellings af every description.
I'd. Sore legs and ulcers OF long standing.
81. Schirrus or Giapdulsr tuniors, parti-
culsriy those hardened tumors In women
breasts which oftent.mes terminate in uiee-
rated cancers.
the name Of Cstsrrhs. OF every description.
sih. Rheumatic pains Of the joints.
9Th. Sprains and bruises OF every desctip-
ZION. or In whatever pert situate.
7th. letters OF all kinds. In this COM
plant the patient in appl, iug the Ointmeni.
must keep the part out Of water.
sih. Chilblsins or psrts Affected by frost
May ls, 1881.
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10 MiIlcrs. DistiIIers &c

S'o, DioliltCIo, &C.
aHE subscriber has opened = house on
Wster-sireei, Georgetown, ID. a.. 70,
the sale Of Flour, w hisksy, and other eo,nyrv
Produee,on commission. Any bushes. ,vb;ch
msy be entrusted to him wiIi be ,bank G,,II,
received and pro@ptly attended 70. sale. n
Flour effected ~ cents per bbI. snd cthe,
produce in proportion. '''e'
LEWIS BROOKS.
HftereHes.-hessas DAvIDsos 4 DoDoH.
February 2, 1862.
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~~s9a
ENTIRELY NEJT.
Which he proposes 90 sell low, for ea.h.
or on accommodating terms 10 punelusl
Customers; amongst which are
Black, blue. brown, olive. drSb. and
steel mkt Cloths.
SattIOstis and yesting,
CAssiuIeres and FlanReis assorted.
SplendId Cshcoes,
Black Lus.finE and Gro. de Nsp. Silks.
Fancy eoloured ditto,
Cashmere. MeIino, ak and variou,
fancy ShawIs.
Figured and plain Swiss muslin and
book Shswis,
general assortment % LIenched and
unbleaehsd domestic Cotions,
Blankets, coarse Cloths and falled Lin
sey Tor servants wear,
Cutlery and Hardware.
shoes for gentlemen aud ladies.
Stationary. Sse.
Groceries aud LiquoFa
Also. Al ADDITIONAL suPpIV OF
Fresh Drugs and Medicines.
which makes bis assortment very cam.
pIefs.
surgical InsfrtHaenis. TAsrsnopssfsrs. &c
Country produce faken in exebsDoe-
Rags. S|e. add the highest price giysn
JOHN r. HAYDEN.
bohvsr' Nov ~. 1891 If
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OF hrs'-rs'. H-r.on Zines one IanJ-ky
abundance ut COED timber Th. ,sp,D,e.
m-n's are rather 'nd,fiy rent. A f.r,h,r De.
sefip'ion IS deemed unnecessary. =, p.r.ou.
wishing TO purchase will daub,ie,. view H.
Will be shown BY The subscriber, Mr.
Moore. ot VIZ r. Hitr. upon application -
Terms of sslc--baif the purchase money 10
hand. the balance in -four and nine months
Possession given the Ist Of April next,
] will sell, a. the same time, two small
NEGRO GIRLS, for cash.
BRAXroN DAVENPORT, r.,
jan II. ef a. Darenpsrf, det'A
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nm. w. JuDxuGg
Patent Specifc Oinfnenf.

UteHN OPcC.1IC Ot"tcTH.
dams have been taken 10 make this sup
IL ply very good. u mel DO had ~ the
places. via
Humphrey Keyes'. Charlssto,cn,
-7ds,n loung's, Mariinsburg.
.7dam fonns a. Co., Harpers- Ferry.
IoTaer e Harris, Shepherdsfo,cr.
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Free-Road Lottery.

SECOND CLASS, FoR 1892,
'o be drawn ~ Lexington, Va. on the
2isi day Of February, 1882
cnI uAr,ar. q $1,000.
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PUBLIC, SALE.

WILL sell, on Thursday the Ist March
Il afxt. ON the premises. the Tract Of Land
adjoining Nr. Gerard ID Moore and other,
about four miles from Chsries,own, the pro
perry OF the late Major Abram Davenport.
deed, and directed BY his will to be sold -
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Char'sstown. Feb. g. 1889.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-20

n ERY-VIRGINIA.-At rules held in the
n Clerks Office oil the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
aud Chancey for Meckenburg county, the first Mon
day in September, 1882
James b. Jones, sheriff and administrator will, the will
annexed oil Powell Shelton, dec Richard Wooon Pol
~ Wootton, Thomas Overton, administrator of Powell
WoOton, decd; also Susan Wootton widow of the said
Powell Wootton, and Johu Wootton William Wootton and
Powell Wooon children of the said Powell Wootton, by
Thomas overton, their next friend, Plaintiff
against
Peter Bailey administrator with the will annexed of
Samuel Wooton, Sen, Joseph b. Clausel Samuel woo
ton aud George w. Brame (is secures;) also the said
Samuel Wootton, Martha Tanner, Samuel wootton Jr,
David c. Wootton, John Wootton, Wm Daniel, Jr., and
Elizabeth his wife, - Coleman and n ancy his WIFE
and William Wootton; also, VIM SHELTON and Ephraim
Allen and Martha his wife, aud Samuel Daniel, Henry
all and Sarah his wife, Elizabeth Daniel, James Clar,ly
and Ritter his wife, Walter Daniel, and John Daniel and
Martha Wall widow of Frederick Wall, decd Dcfs
The defendants, Peter Bailey George w. Brame, Mar
tina Tanner, David c. Woouon, VIM. Daniel Jr. and Eli
zabe,h his wife, - Coleman and Nancy his wife
William Wootton, William SHELTON, Ephraim Allen and
Martha his wife, Samuel Daniel, Henry Wall and Sarah
his wife, Elizabeth Daniel, James Cartly and Ritter his
vile, Walter Daniel John Daniel, and Martha WALL wi
dow OF Frederick Wall, deed, having entered their
appearance according 10 the of Assembly, the rules
OF this Court aud appearing from satisfactory evidence
that they not inhabitants OF this State on the motion
OF the plaintiffs, by Richard III. Baptist their attorney il
Is ordered that the said defendants here at rules
TO be holden Tor the said Court the Clerks Office thereof
on the first Monday in January next, and answer the
plaintiffs bll and that copy OF this order be inserted
in some newspaper printed in the city of Richmond or
town OF Petersburg, for eight weeks SUCCESSFULLY and
posted at the front door of the Court House OF the SAT-,
county copy.-Teste
J. J. DAILY, ID. c. NJ. C. s. C.
OctOoer x 42-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-20

Gallatn and Brown may in fact be aseribed,
however paridoxiea may appear, 10 the very want
OF That other sort OF success TO which have alluded
The genius OF Mr. Rves is of that perSeverine and i'm
domabe character which is hwarted i'm it, course NV
such obstacles arc raised by the forms OF courly e
quette Having undertaken public duty il becomes
necessity OF his nature TO achieve its lulfment The
Establishments of Prince Pognac, with whom his mart of
the negotiation began the address and the attcry of Count
Mole with whom the treaty e-opencd after the Re-
vouiion OF July, aud the deeper cunning of the orscan
SchaSli over whom the victory ultimately obtained
were all equally unavaing before that slesdGs,nes of
purpose and that confidence in the goodness of his cause
which prompted Mr. Nvcs TO pcrsevere under difficulties
which dauutcd or discouraged his predecessors.
Now that the affairs O Holland and Belgium are virt
ally settled, and that nothing TO affect the relations of So
cety Of government likely arise out OF the
state OF affairs either in Spain Portugal to Germa-
ny hat we look Tor one OF those great revolutions which
may hereafter be spoken of in the history of the
world. The public mind OF Germany is in a very differ
eh state Iron" that OF amy other country the face of the
earth The people are in general, educated, although
they have not hitherto applied themselves TO the consi-
ration even III theory OF their social political rights and
and still less 10 their practical enjoyment But the stream
OF knowledge has at length begun flow and all the ,kes
and embaukmenS which be raised TO stem its current
VIII but accumulate the mass OF until they burst
and overwhGlm the ptesumpuous architects and their work
IN one common ruin. The movement. in Germany, and
particularly in those States OF the confederation which
border on France has however, been retarded by
deratons which from their nature have not Of course
been much noticed in this country. During the whole
period oil warfare which succeeded the first revolution in
France these States exposed TO the most serous
evils aud it is wonderful if the thnkino mar, of th
community, convinced they may he of their political,
degradation should hesitate before they exchange their
present tranquility for all the unknown of
encouraging that spirit OF propaganda which would nau
rally arise out Of general determination with France Ii
Is III tins light more than any other that the npor-
lance oil maintaining for another year least the system
OF the 18Th OF March. IL the Germans could be fully
persuaded that the French 10 longer wish for war of
popagand for the sake of page they would be ready
throw themselves soul and body into the scale of freedom
which is now trembling in the balance. Another wear
VIII produce this result in spite of the censorship and the
Diet of Frankfort, and then the world will indeed be
worth living tor Yours, sc. Y. Y. H.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-20
November 10.

I'm HANCERY-YIRG1N1A.--A Rules holden in
n the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chanccry, for the county of Buckingham on
Monday, the first day of October, 1882:
James Scott, executor OF John Lessie dcc'd who was
executor Sc OF Robert Craig, deceased and Daniel Call
areeelver, &C. Pitts.
against
Thomas Peiieson and Sarah S. his Wife Maria Couch
Thomas A. Wiulrcy, John : Winfrey Eli Ballowe and
sarah his wife, Samuel Winey lillian Balowe and Eli
zabeth his wife, Charles Scot, William Anderson Will
liam Turner, Mary Ann Turner, Julia Turner Robert
Turner Sarah Turner, Ellen Turner John Turner and
James Turner, the only heirs Of Fleming Turner deed
and George Booker and John Forbes, Trustees Dens
The defendants Thomas Pacson and Sarah s. his wife
Maria a. Couch, Thomas a. Wnlrey, John 5. Vnirey
vi Bdowe and Sarah his wife, Samuel Winey William
Baowe and Elizabeth his wife, not having entered their
appearance aud given security according the Act As
semby and the rules of this Court and appearing by
satisfactory evidence, that they inhabitants of this
country; It's ordered that the said absent defendants do
appear here the first day Of the next Apri term and
answer the bill Of the plaintiffs; and that copy Of this or
der be forthwith inserted in newspaper published in
the city Of Richmond, for months successively and
posted at the front door Of the Court Of this county
Copy. Teste, X. ELDRIDGE, G. G. S. e..
october ~ 4T-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-20

NBURSUANT TO decree of the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chancery, held at the Capitol in
the City OF Richmond will he sold the highest bidder
Tor cash. on The premises, Friday The Both day OF Nove
Der next, the tract of land which James Andrew now
resides lying Cold Harbour in the lower end Of Ha-
mover county containing 80 acres be the same more or
Tess winch said sale will be made according the pro-
visions Of the Deed Of Trust made by the said James An
drew to lne as Trustee TO the payment Of money
IN the said Deed Of Trust mentioned. As shall sell in
my character aforesaid, will convey only such title as
am authorized TO make by virtue of the said decree and
Deed OF Trust. BOWLING STARKE.
Oct. 3D. 5O-wtds
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September rs.

RER. JOHN WILLIAMSON-S1R As YOU are not
ITH an inhabitan OF this Commonwealth take this me-
thod OF giving you notice. that the 18th day of De-
ceInber NEXT between the hours Of ten O'clock A. NJ
and o'clock, p. NJ, shall proceed at the honse Of Lit
tebury Weaver in the county of Fuvanna and State of
Virginia, TO take the dispositions of the said Liulebury
Weaver and others, to be read evidence in certain
suit in Chancery, depending and undetermined in The
said county court Of Fuvanna wherein You are plaintiff
and am defendant; and il not completed OH that lay TO
continue from day TO day-at which time and place YOU
may attend, If you think proper. Yours, sc.
WILLIAM WEAVER
November 10. 5f-y1,y
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FsbHSgsS y.
"mvcu w urNa,Ss uN.vNo. ("

ODE,
he memory IF SIR Halter S,ut-BH Robert T6i'ar Ieisor
"Oiiyinai Spnys."
The Minstrel sleeps tho charm l. Ger,
The bowl beside the Iount - broken
Aud we shall hear that harp no more
Whose tones to eNe,y land hath spoken.
The Minstrel slceps > aud common clay
Claims what s only common now ;
His eye hath lost its kiullinc tHy,
Aud darkness sits upon his brow
The Minstrel slccps- tho spcil is past,
Ills spirit its last flight hath taken;
The magic wand il broken At last
Whose touch all things life couF wakcu.
The Minstrel shropshire gorys ncd
The souls returned back u the Givcr,
Aud all that could die is dead
OF him whose shall live for
Tho Minstrel sleeps aud Genius nioutns
In tears Of wo, and signs OF SORROW;
For though each day his song returns
Ghe Mins,tofs voice, it Knows morrow,
Tho Minstrel slocpsi-and Death oh! thou
Hast laid the mighty with the slain
The uautlc fallen, is folded npw,
And who may UNFOLD again
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-20

NOr1CE.Thc subscriber wishes 10 sell three or four
likely and valuable Negroes, and they are sold for
fault would prefer selling them to some person or
persons in this section Of country who may want them for
their Persons wishing to purchase will please 10
make early applications should they be sold on or be.
lore The 18Th Of December next Chat being Powhatan
Court day. they will then be sold at public auction i'm
front Of my door, to the highest bidder, for cash
Scoitsyille, Nov. g. f52-wtdyJ RICHARD BASS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-20

MDUBLlC SALE.--By virtue OF 4 Deed Of Trust. exc
~ cuied by Jefferson Swami, the 22d day OF Sept
1920, and recorded in the Clerks office Of Powhalan for
purposes therein mentioned, will be sold to the highest
bidder at public auction, for ready money, at Powhaan
Court house, on the third Wednesday in December next
(heing Powhatan County Court day. Tract Of Land of
1919 acres in tie county OF Powhatan, called Woodland
adjoining the lands Of Richard Taylor and Samuel Drake
and otheror, much thereof may be necessary To-
satisfy the said Trust Deed and such title only AS is
vested in the Trustees will lie conveyed to the purchaser
BY THE TRUSTEES
October I6 46-wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-20
November 6.

N CHANCERY.-VIR a Court conlinu-
a cd and held for Louisa county, at the Court house
thereof the 10th day OF May, 1892
John Thomasson plaintiff
against
William Smith, (B) and Robt Rimbrough Dens
The Defendant, Robert Kimbrough, not having enter
ed his appearance, and given security according TO law
ana Tie rules OF this Court; and appearing TO the salts
faction OF the Court, that he is an inaban of this
state, on the motion OF the Plaintiff, by his Counsel il is
ordered that the said Defendant, Robert Kimbrough, do
appear here on the first day Of January Court next and
answer the bill OF the Plaintiff and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper published
III the city oil Richmond, for two months SUCCESSFULLY and
posted at the front door OF the Courthouse of this county
on some Court day.
Copy. Tese, JOHN HUNTER G. L. g.
Oct. 30. IA 60,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-20

RERwiLLtAM sMITH,G)-TAKE Nortcr. That
1VA on the 2Sth day Of December 1892 I shall PRO.
coed to take The adavits OF Kezi1h Hancock Mordccsi
Thomasson, and others in suit in Louisa court i'm which
am Plaintiff and yourself, Defendant at the house Of
Col Edmund Pcndeton, in the county Of Louisa and to
adjourn from day to day i'll all be taken.
Oct 30. [5O-wSwl JOHN THOMASsON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-20
October 3.

Nm CONCENTRATIONS rules taken in the
Clerks Office OF Prince Edward county court, the LIST
day of October 1882:
John Pearson, PlG
against
Theodore Williams and William b. Smith Dens.
The defendant, Theodore Williams not having enter
ed his appearance and given security according 10 an act
OF the General Assembly and the rules of this court and
IT appearing that he not inhabitant OF this Sate-on
the motion OF the plaintiff, by his attorney, is entered
al rules aforesaid and accordingly ordered that the said
defendant Theodore Williams, do appear here on the first
day oil January court next, and the plaintiffs bill;
and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted i'm
one oil the publc newspapers published in the city of
Richmond Tor two months SUCCESSFULLY and also posted at
the front door of the courthouse of this county.
Copy. Testc, B. }. WORSHAM elk
October &c. A9-wS,vs
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gBOWHATAN FEMALE SEMINARY. -Thocvcr

EBOWHATAN FEMALE SEMINARY.-Tbeexer.
~ ciscs OF this Seminary, will commence on the second
Monday in January next, and terminate on the second
Saturday IN December following, including vacation Of
ono month"; during the summer. Instruction will he given
In all the branches OF literary, scientific and polite edu-
cation II will be the great object Of the Instructor TO
lead his pupils to the formation OF correct habits and to
The government Of tie school will be entirely parental
Terms, per session Of ten months as follows:
Tuition in all the English branches, 500 90
Music, 40 90
French and Latin, 10 90
Painting on Velvet, 90
Ten twelve Young Tadescan be accommodated with
board IN The family Of the subscriber at SIS 90 per scho
lasiic Communications directed 10 Smiths Cross
Roads, wll hc attended to- without delay.
Nov. 2. L5l-w0rl JOHN b. TINsLEY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-20

n CHANCERH-NIRGINI a Circuit Supe-
4 rior Court OF Law and Chancery continued and held
for the county of Cumberland the Court House of said
county, on Tuesday, the 4th day OF September, 1892:
John o. Page, surviving partner of the firm of Jas
Deane aud John C. Page, trading under the firm Deane
& Page, Complainant
against
Francis ID. Doane, Executor OF Thomas Doane decd,
Francis b. Dcane, Jr., Francis b. Deane ST. Thomas
Jellis, Elizabeth Dcane, widow of the said Thomas NJ
Deane, Robert Irving Henry Page, and Jane his wife
Maurice l.. Hohson and Ann his wife, Thomas Jcis and
Mary his wife, William Trent and Elizabeth his wife
Thomas Deane and Francis Deane, which said Jane Ann
Mary, Eliza, Thomas, and Francis, children and heirs
OF Thomas Nj. Deanc, decd, Edward Cunningham VIM
NJ Thornton, James Steptac and Mary his wife formerly
Mary Dillon, John Cunningham and Elizabeth his wife
formerly Eliza Dillon, James Dillon, Patrick Dillon
Richard Dillon John Dillon Alexander Dillon BENJAMIN
w Leigh Dllon which said Mary, Eliza, James Patrick
Richard, John, AeXandcr and Benjamin. are children
and distributes of Edward Dillon, decd. and Edward
Cunningham Henry f. Watkins, Charles Morton and
John Gillian, Executors OF Edward Dillon, decd Defts
The defendant Patrick Dillon, not having entered his
appearance, and given security according 10 the Act of
Assembly, and the rules of this Court; and appearing bv
satisfactory evidence that lac is AN inabtant Of This
Commonwealth, IT is ordered, that said defendant Pa.
trick, do appear here the first day of the next ApriI
term, and answer the bill of the complainant; and that
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted i'm some nevspa
per published in the city OF Richmond, for two months
successfully and also posted the front door of the Court
House OF this county.--A Copy-Teste
JOHN DANIEL, &. c. c. S. c. J.. and C.
September 2S. d-wo.,
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Commensurate OFFICE.
Richmond, October 29fb. 1899

-, ItICHNiOIIN, OctOOeT 2JfH, 1882. {
Inc parties interested, will please take notice that
nave appointed the 18th of December next TO commence
TIE account directed in the foregoing order OF Court ON
winch day at o'clock a. NJ, they required TO attend
my once in this City, with their accounts and vouchers
ready Tor examination and settlement, and with Office CO.
pies OF the necessary Court papers
HILARY BAKER, Commissioner
November6 52-w1y