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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-13
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VIRGINIA

NTlRGINIA-Ata Circuit Superior Court
Of Law and Ghaueery, continued nad held for
the Town Of Iynchbag 1T the count iioase, "a
said own, on the 36fh dag Of jun, 1882, sitting
us Court 81 Gbaucery.
Benjamin TalIaferro, sheriff Of the county Of Am.
herst, and as sueh Administrators Of John ) Cartcr
iced. PHI
against
Nelson e. Dawson, shcrif Of the county Of Am.
hcrst, and as such Administrator Dc bons nom with
the will annexed of john Crawford. deed. John &.
Eliot and John g Bnrrose, aud Abrnm Cattcr,
William Jopling and Joseph X. Garter, Deits.
THIS cause came or tins DAY 10 hc heard Oh the
bill, answers Of ALrnm Carter, William JoPlmg
aud Joseph X Carter. lat executors ol John Glaw-
lord deceased and John G. Eliot exhibits, aud
the order Of publication Of the 9th day Of NoYem
Der 1896 against John {. Butrose, which Appears
10 have bccn duty published, and by consent ms to
tine defendant Nelson { Dawson, and was argued
by COUNSEL Oneonsldarstion whereof, the court
without, at lhi, time, deciding, any of the questions
connected with the merits OF this cause, doth order
lat tn order Of account made IN this Gause the
fourteenth Of May, 1877, be- enlarged, that the
aid Abram Garter, William Jo3lng, and Joseph
X Carter darcnder baiorc one Of the COMMITS non
rs u tins Goa an account OF their administration
nfrhc ostlte OF their testor John Crawford, up 10
the peuod oi Their beng Displaced from the man.
agcmeni OF Tie sad estate, Distinguishing III lhcr
aid Id. seat. datufss ments made On account OF
Ia : #ianoae1 L,fi ,'d receipts arising from The
hires .. h,s pot. 9r u ~" si'Ns showing also.
what portion, t'i"ny hhs oseol OF sald estate oi
thcr tesi1tor, devised by ls All 10 the defendants
Garter and Eliot or borose has been oppropria-
ted uy thcm towards the payment OF debts due by
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NOTICE.

E3Y virtue and IN pursuance of decree Of the
a y Girt" t-upelior Courtof Law and Chance
~, for the town ofLynehburs, pronounced in the
case ofJames Powell, Plaintiff against AJAX Wal
kcr executor Of Robert Walker. and others, De
PENDANTS The undersigned eho Is appointed by
sad decree a Commissioner fer ,Ilat pulpo,o, will
odtbc 1stday Of OetobernoNt upon tie PROMISE
and al the Mansion House, sell 10 TIC highest bid
der, for cash. Inc Tract Of Land in the county Of
Amherst, about one mile South West Of Amherst
Court House, bclng the Land Of Wa,ch the sand
Robert Walker died. scizel IN remainder and IN
winch Sarah Powell has life estate. The Land
will be sold sabject'o the life cs,a,e Any inf'r-
nation upon the subject will be given on enquiry
Indthose wishing TO purchase. are invited 10 *
anime The Land ROBERT lINSLE1,
Commissioner.
July % IDS
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Iynehbure, Aug. u

NNTI.IBE SOLD, to the highest laddef, on
eV Saturday the sth dry Of September next
- wei Rnow. pace Jacksonborough the late
s.salcnt. Of john s Mays, dec.l, having ON II
,sree and elegant Dwelling House. two story high
b. II necessary apartments, sons to rondfr II
lent and also three odct very good and
.sas e Dwelling Houses. aud all Other neees.
ssf. ,oas.s, Whcelwright's Shop shoe maker S
...-Aa ~ .iranary, Barns, al. good repair
.es.l.s ~ II be made known on the day Of sale
JNO DOUGLASS Eyor.
Of Juo. $ Mays, deed.
A4z , 5"'
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AN ORDINANCE

| To sH0yI against The possible fdraefs If he IA
air Ctaleya. by eteludfag oe5tetq Jyuifs Una
restttbies dsemed Hnetalesome, rom The lois1i
Of LyH1hbpe 5ropl aud ater tts 1874 dug .
Asead 10 IL dgg = tggember. ls32
WNTuEREAs there IS reason 10 urptel.and thai
w ouf Town my be visited by thc dreaded
siatc Cholera, and II IS deemed bigliy important
m tn, event that al, 1oy Gus ard un@ h1'cspmc
ectal,es aud fruits shoul1 be- ezcludei from the
public market, and from tic town generally-
Therefore
lst Beis ordained by the Boad Of Common
Council, IN common hall assrmbe.l, and il 10 here.
by adalle1 thai from aud after the 18th day Of
August Is.2 Il shull not b. Lawful! for any person
or persons, to sell ~ buy, or bring into ts Corpe
ration the following articles, 10 wit water mel
ous, muss-m,lora, Cuenmhers, WhgllIeb.rres green
corn. unrpc iIuIt, or West India fruit cx-
r.pt lemons and oranges, And any person, bcug
frce, WHO shall offend by selling, or buying, OF
bringing into thIsCmpurdIon any one or more Of
the before named articles, shall for every such OF.
fence forfeit and pay fine Of o. To the use ot the
SAID Corporation, 10 b. recovered by warrant, IN
thr name Of the Treasurer, bctHe the Mayor,
any Alderman for the Town Of Lynchburg - And
every Slave o'Ifudu1u tins ordinance, shall.
for Every Offence proved before thu Mayor or any
Alderman Of the Corporation, receive ten a5hus
ou his or her bare hact.
- BE II further ordained, that if any ot the IA
Love mined articles, shnll b. bronshrinlo this Cor
poration or offered for taie violation Of this o.
duancc, !, shall b. the duty Of IL Police Master
AID he Is hereby instructed to ,cize the same and
destroy them, unless, upon notice the owner shah
forthwith remove them from the Corporation
81 Tins ordinance shall commence and be IN
4. .. H.. & 4 al II.
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,RALs, NAD. l,Sa

FE(lE Fall Races over the Liberty Race course,
IL Bedfod county Va. vii commence on We'd
nesjay 18th September 1882, md coutlaue tour
days.
The first day. mis- heats, purse ;s4oo, entrance
Sl5.
Seconi dav-3mle heats purse three hundred
a..d nac,ae, i'lar., .atrantc $50
-lset a. --l. '.a,~,lor's Purse Will be run
20. ~ nj ...6 ..',.lf. eu,rarcc $40
- eHitaase Il cacA day toby #dl,d 20 the res
Pc pufs1s.
Iae fourth day--two weep stake raccs, mile
heats. In one Of IN -e races entries. 500 each
to wit john p. Whites aud l. II divers Mon
sieur ronson colt, Vim. Garth's do. Paschal Blu
foTd's Shakespeare, William Terry's do and clio
sed
Same day colts entered, at $50 each, aud clo
sed
The Proprietors wilLpa the Cash, as above, to
the winners of each day, without discount--exccpt
the Propretor's Purse TWO binds ofwbich will be
pad to the winner.
Thu proprietors viii furnish GOOD stables and
litter, gratis, for horses and every thing ne
ccsssry for thcr comfort, ON reasonable terms and
every cxrrtion used to have the track IN first rate
order The three first days racing are free for any
horse, mare, or geldng carrying the proper
weight. WIN. TERRY, Propri-
Y. y. OLIVER, ! c,ors.
July 30 With
x-' The Richmond Enquirer and Whig will
publish the above fortnight till l2th Septcm-
btr aud forward their account 10 this Office
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

MY strlus ola d,y / Of trust. executed to is hy
IA y Wuaan VI Eyes dutd ,hc l5lh day ot De
cemJer, ISIS Idly recor led n Campbell Clerks
OGet, Nc u one of Us will ploceod,on the 18Th day
of September ntN,. at public auction on the prcm,-
ses, / 81 to the highest bdlc- certain tract or
parcel ul land lying IN the County aforesaid about
three mi, = from Lyuchbore. and immediately on
thu turnpike ood. consisting Zone hundreda ndfor-
" two acres, nolc orloss.
The deed uuthor,scs II sale for re1ly money!
but hy consent oftlIs partt, ioclal credit vii he
allowed, aud the tract divided tosai. purchasers.
Acting ms trustees. We shall, convey such ttlc only
N IS conveyed - as.
L. pAENiI, ,r.,.,,..
A. N HEPBURN 'f"4''2.
consent to The allows sale.
w. n. RlVES.
Aug 6 wds
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COMMISSION BUSINESS.

NDWAtD NJ CREAM ~ q 10, lI3
= a Pearl street, Sow York continue to transact
Commission Business on their usual terms. La
wing devoted their time and attention to the same
business for many ycafs. they Gater themselytsit
IS now N Their power 10 render entire satisfaction
n#ail Merchants who. 1nay wish t1etr services in
tic purchase ofuuy description Of Goods wanted
for anv part II !hc Gmtsl States
=. Iii orJari for Guo1- promptly attended -.
~ Prpuss oi al hIad5 received AID sold on
Commission
July 81 In
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PRIVATE SAKE.

NrENHE Subscriber having removed 10 Norm '"t-
Il Gina several years ago. and lsine DESTROYS
10 remove further south wishes 70 sill hts uaet OF
LAND. in Amherst county, and Stale al Virginia
knnwn as bis Willow Grove Plantation-fof
h.r,l4 and beauty. II ism surpassed by any place
- lr.Iaia. bclns situated "a an emlnenee nj The
-, ii thr Last sur oftho Tobacco Ro@ Noun
tau. overlooking to tn Aoah Last and South, "a
v i,ic fan-e al country, which may be seen four
teen pra,4ts ,lwell,ngs Of the neiElbors=-l The
gourt luuse of the county and the Town OF Scw
tiIlseev. to the West may be seen, mountain "a
ma Aehlad mountain for nearly twenty mules ! his
tract OF Land contains. by recent survey, nhogi
Twelve Hundred and Forty Access well adap
ted 70 the Culture Of Cram AMI Tobnefe-latge
Orchard. Of rycry KIND Of ituit winch The climate
4eil mature Beng determined to1sell.a great snc-
mace will BE- made For further particulars, arTIi.
cation may b. ma,o ,a Mr. John peur vino lives
adjoining ihls Land, OF tothe subscriber.
A }. NAIhER,
Milton, y. Z.
Lllva v3m
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CLOTHS,

. pieces sopefhae London Blue, snlendid -
) do Medium do no and low ~. putty,
do Extra super London RIack F'-''
| do Low price md a good arlicIe
do Mulberry, ola fashionable sba DC .,5,
tlfalIy fine, anu oeau-
do Invisible Grecn, also very fashiceosg,
do Green Habit Cloth, for Gentle
, do Brown. one very fine 'isa wear
, do Olive. fine and saperfne.
do slocl mix, one OF whchis alo v4r,. g..
do Drnb fnr Alrr 49,. l.-- w! nc
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VALUABLE PROPERTY.

EHuRSuAST,s 9 deed 81 trusf txecuied 10 'hr
4 subscriber and 6ieerse r. SotsrH. It,. fr
The psyment Of certain debts therein mentioned.
which deed Is duly recorded 10 the Office OF tn
County Court Of Amherst nail, or h1nday the
20h dav OF August neri, Chat heins court day.
roc.ed - .eii. Al public nnci"r, before the doof
Il J+,n.s Fos I'll : Tavern Al Amherst Court house,
n sted. + 81 onp aud f,Uo yraas. tit following
Facts Of l.snH .fuste in 'he rneniy Of amherst
100 arrr. If heav.ly tmbrr'd VOID l. ndf AZ
lp. nlle nfJanrs River. AZ ,lrlnP the Lands al
tI,nsyti. Wait. Brui. ~ slSpr and o'hrr AS.
tD5 sr.a. aci ming Henry II. Waits. he h"lss
~ Jainp- Loudnr dec. aud oihrrs. aud ~ min abuu
, ~ is Of srapc.'. Al1l,-Al.o Que ofhrr parcel
II Wood Lani. fop'a,nlns > TO ac'es. heavily
timber -, On Offpr Creek, alI-na#ag III Lands Of
VIM. II Garland aud others, situate urai the | wer
-aJ - lre Jame. RIVER Cannl, IA Amherst. irs.
,ons -hing to huy 'hpsc lauds, viii please exam
~" thru H. they III he -ol5 prsarls II preferred
Iader AID j. urs4anrr bt tue sene I'D O.
f,u-,. shall, on fudl} u,e 2jth DAY OF August, a
HE te-'deoer If Cap. Il. Natytii. IA Amherst co
rocrsf toll n p"hhc eer''un. Tor readl fnoney
ia, toll ing ayes Maria aad Ter 10 ,hliircu,
- and ---. as fur head o. lior.es, or
~ 'se'u aud Gear, oue llir,r CaTt inern hran 81
ca tie, tneuty hsnd OF o.'fp, 'urtt head oi II -,
40 sHIi., aed = Il NM IIo hU'd aud h III
~ furniture, - &C. Persons wishing ~ bu,
tuy ol The n9o.r nsWrd properly privately. an
10 a. on accommodating rtms hy application l.
ny sci ct NJ. Lnr.oz No,s,iI VINO /. hereby au-
h"rfz.d 10 moI,a Of a., par lac sub,crlI'ft
III eopv .och Il. ~ is - 81 IA lin trns
-, bn' ia u'las are h ll'ved 10 h. Gaud.
{. ANlUONf. Surviving Ituslee.
- Iheaho,e saIs Is madr at my request, az
ju, ) enurc apirotntr.u
KEUaEN NORVELL.
L. III a.
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Va AuTII STOLEN.

AN Tuesdly the TIN. ms. a small slI'Fi.H
~ WATCH, cold Enchsh,) vas stolen rom
tie Time, E sdop Oft o'Auhee The marSs were
II. NJ On the case, nearly ciaeed BY use, L. i r
on. ine back oftbc watch aoarse'y engraved both
h,.nds nearly ofthe same length shaF' and hlnn'.
with a strong steel ahain and brnss ltsy attached.
Tie negro who is supposed tahege sloien IT. Is
s.out - Y ars Old Eject or 10 inch. hieh dfeS
81 in white pantalcons, striped round coat and
wn,e hat Iwurewagd any person who VIII re
TN the watch to me.
THOMAS ANDERSON.
Iynehbure, Aug. u
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CAUTION.

M Y ONERSEER lost a receipt given by Mes
4Vh SIS. Nj. u II. s I.anehornc, on the 18th July
last, for - bushels and % lbs. Wheat, weighing
60 lbs. to the bushel, and number b
The Messrs Langhorncs and their Agents, are
hereby cautioned agalnstpn SAID receipt to any
person presenting the stmc (lfnot already pad
unless TO me or my order
RO {. MITCHELL.
Liberty Va, OIL Aug 1892 ct
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rVp GILES HALLE.Y-sir, a,

M hass no place u Fess'eiee known 70 me- ana
are ..cs an inhahitart Of Virginia, hereby n"l'y
ycu, thrv,sh TIC public newspapers, that sha'l' on
iAe is,h day Of Sepsen'osr lS3s n - = "ee''aea
Tavern, n Ps,tensiarg Va take The O. poS's''"A
ofNa.La,iel DAVIS and otls'fs, 10 be read A. ef'-
s,nse ~, the lrial ri my sun, now depending ~
u..f,rl 1,,rnalt Sune, ,nr Cou=; ~ laV ard thsp-
Gerry, agair,t you, and ~hall eon'''3e lrom DAY 10
,lay. a, The same place, until ct though and
shsl ,l.e on the llih day Of octrber. ls}2 iu-thc
rapIe Tavern at Liberty, Bedford c. H. ukr
die DISPOSITIONS Of Elijah Haley, Charles aud
rhonas Rutress an1 others, % b. foad As e,ldenor
IN same suit, aud shall, at sanc place continue
t,arn div 10 tIsv, Until get through, when and
where Yeumay Suend it3oa chow
Your oblsent JOIN HALEY.
Aug 2. ~"
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~ NOTICE. II

PWtiE having determined, with.
~ ma short time since, To remove from this
pace, hereby informs all persons indebted to him
OF the same; with request that all such, Will
come forward, and make Immediate settlement, as
twill pc out of his power to give amy further indul
gtnce.
All persons having claims against him. will pre-
sent them fer payment his present stock Of fresh
aud splendid goods WILDE sold at yer, reduced pr-
ces, from this time uHtil he leaves Lynchburg.
which, viii be very soon. JIG. SHELTON.
June H. Is
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JOHN &. siFELTON.
DRAPER AND TAIIap

N Lynchburg and the Public genersIl,' ''z ct
has returned from New i ork and pbl,s, ,'3' lie
where he took much pains in procurinr NJ. IN
fashionable Stock Of splendid GOODS e,r C a.d
mems wear. Consisting IN part Of tbe f., ,.,'''.-
articles al Of which he viii selIyc,v Io, .'.''"il5
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DIR. 4. vi. GILLIAN.
" knNN,% NEsENlSN,

YHNAkES pleasure IN announcing to the Lnal,s
-a and Gentlemen of Lynchbulg, that he has re
turned to this town, wharche intends to renain
Two weeks, and again tenders h professional ser
vires TO ihom.
lie may BE- found, as previously, athis Fathers
corner Of third street, Turnpike alley.
July 81 e
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Il Dforge Il U0Ods0n .nnrsbniof the iaie ST.
prior Court Of fh'Heerg for the I'm ch6urg Dis.
tict, md Hugh Raiue. Charles Rnine, miller
Ioodson. John Rnme, adn,r Of Ndncg Raine,
dec and J9scph B. Hoods0n, er'or Of Te,ChrHer
y Olson, dec the sad Hugh Rnne. Chgries
Ramt, Miller Uoodson Nancy Raine IN her life
tire aud Technrner B0ode0n in his life Hnls, be.
ug he securities Of said George b. gooason
NdtShnt as afo eSd,G
FRTAkE MOTIF T. Ghaian the first day If thu
a mex tsrh, ofthe Crrruit Superior Court OF
Law ani CHANGER. Cor The town of LynchhnIe
1T he Court house in SAID town. | shall. by my a.
totney Move the Hon. Judge Of said last named
court. Tor - Judgment and award uf cxeGution a
eanst YOU, and each OF yop, Tor the Gne imposed
b, law IN consequence nj the failure OF shih George
Il. Woodson, NJ rslal AS aforesaid 10 make due
ro'urn ofmy executions nj S3l o. against Polly
Davidson. alias Polly Wrieht. Martha Ann Da-
wilson, alias Martha Ann Wright. an infant by
SAID Polly hsrnes friend, Stephen Periow AMI
Arthur Lucnford-whlch SAID execution of feri
5aciu issued from the Clerks office 0i the SAID late
Superior Cont Of Chanrrry for the Lynchburg
District, dated ON the 10Th DAY OF Ju.e 1926, aud
retuintble to The first dry oil the October term
1926. OFFS ia last nam Il court. The sand expru.
ton IN due time wenl INTO the hands OF said George
b. Woodson, Marshal rs af,r,'ait but has never
heen returned .-When and where you will please
adeud. Your obtsVt.
THOMAS 2. WRIGHT an infaut
toy Samuel FpmmIn , his II frenG
July Ii h.
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Summer [ loths or Silk C,mlot

, pieces black, blue, brown, LIGHT and dark or,,a
do bomoozeen, black, brown and oIn,' W..
fine ''a'' Nff3
) do Luna Cashmere, beautiful an,,l -.
all shades.) '''''' 10.
do striped and plain Meruos. very fashion.
; do 40 do Saueen do
6 do Imperial RIB, Whit, dfau 6a,l bro. =.
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To JOS p Chiffon aud Nicholas kablcr,

To JOS p Chiffon aud Nicholas IA bier,
"a Rs AXE noloe, that shall proceed, ON the
- afs, Monday in October next at the residence
= ,a2 "a Chiffon, in the county OF Surry, and
s;.te e. $etth Carolina, 10 take the deposition of
80 sAsoE, to be read as evidence on the trial of
q suit aow depending in the Circuit Superior
0ouri flaw and Chancery, for the Town of
lynehburg, sitting as Court of Chancery, in
'.hieh suit | an plaintiff, and you and others are
~etendauts. And, in case any thing should pre-
cut the taking of sand deposition, at the time a.
oresaid, the taking thereof will be continued fiom
DAY 10 day, till completed,
Your obedient servant
WIN. Chiffon, Scn'r
Agg G. I'm
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10 TAIt.tplSS.

A cool Tailor Of sober hablts who can como
L "A well recommended can Of a first rate s,tua-
ton, otthc Rcd House, Charlotte, va.
July 30 IN
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To William DAVIS, Robert Suastcad, William
Shastead, Edmund Shaslead, Francis Shastcad
ard Elizabeth Shastead, heirs and representatives
OF James Shastcad Sen decd.
rake NOTICE That on the 23rd day of
- Angus, next, at VIM McCauIs Tavern, Ped
lar Mills, Amherst county, and ON the two DAYS
next succeeding, shalt take the dispositions OF
Lindsey Burks and others to be read as evidence
in the trial of cause depending IN the Circuit Su
perior Court Of Law and Chanceiy, for the county
Of Amherst, in which am plaintiff, and YOU are
defendants. RICHARD S ELLIS,
Surviving partner fJno q r. S Ellis.
June Is wSw
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, }
Lynchburg, February 9th, 1892 I
'fhe parties in this cause viii take notice, that
have appointed Tuesday the ith day of September
next commence the accounts directed by the fore
going order of court, on which day. at the hour of
ten O'Clock in the morning, they are required to at
tend at my Office, in this town, with their accounts
vouchers, and a copy ofthc court papers, prepared
for examir alton aud settlement.
s. |. WATT, Com.
July 80. WiW
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Jul, 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-26
20.

TLASSICAL SCHoOL.-The School at Long Creek
" Louisa County, will be continued next year, under
the immediate superintendent of the subscribers who will
take care that all his pupils shall be thoroughly instructed
in whatever they may undertake TO learn. AS the method
instruction pursued at this School, very different from
the superficial course of Education which has become
fashionable the subscriber deems it necessary to inform
the public that every member of his school actually
required TO understand and parse every he may
read This method rarely fails to make good scholars but
requires more abour and study than the fashionable plan
oil modern sciosts, and therefore very irsomc the
Ignorant and ndoent-In this School, will be taught the
Greek and Latin Languages English Grammar English
Composition, Geography with the of maps and globes
Mathematics and Arithmetic. The School will com
nence on the 18th Of January, 1892 and terminate
10Th oil December following There will be vacation of
weeks, commencing the 10th day of June.-The
charge for board tuition, washing, lodging fuel will
be $lo, payable one half the LIST day of June 1892
and the other half the LIST day of December following
Long Creek situated in part of Louisa County proven
bal for health and stcrty. 1t is 80 miles from Rich
mond, 81 from Fredericksburg, and 2s from Gainesville
The stage from Fredericksburg Cartersve passes inn
medaely by the Schoolhouse and that from Richmond 10
Orange Courthouse within short distance Of -Letters
tothc subscriber should be directed to Long Creek p
Louisa" WILLIAM NELSON.
Nov. 90 58-lanf
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CoMMIssIoNER's OFFICE,

J
The parties interested in tho matters referred by the
above decreta order of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for Hcnrico county, of the Commits
soners oil said Court hereby notified that have APP
pointed Thursday the fifteenth day OF March next for
their attendance before the matters REFERRED
Office at the Capitol the City of Richmond with their
accounts and proofs And do further, in pursuance
the SAID order, hereby notify all persons having claims
against the estate of William w Thman, decd in said
order mentioned to in before me- the said cc
day OF March next at my office aforesaid prove their
claims, in order that of said claims may be
reported TO the court in obedience the said order
Punctual attendance of the parties concerned will be
Pected as the commissioner will proceed with all practical
bic despatch i'm the performance of his duties
VIM. G. PENDLETON, Co,n'r of the
CIR. Sup. Co. Of l.. s. On. for Hemico
Jan. II. 78-vSw
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TNlIR EAGLE HoTEL.--Ths undersigned aas talon
u this Hotel Tho convenience ofits locality with its
extensive accommodations surpassed by any a-
in the United States. Professions Of attempts to
please common, that II is useless mako them
The Proprietor has taken this establishment so short
notice. (only days previous to the meeting the Le
gisature that he may have opportunity OF manifest
ing early as he would wish, his desire to please.
generous public will excuse in the beginning, the
tempt OF one not much accustomed TO the detail of such
concern The Proprietor gives solemn that no
pains expense shall be spared elicit appreciation and
bring custom. The liquors shall be the best the country
affords, and table TO conormBoarders are
and every effort made for their suitable entertainment
The undersigned would be particularly indebted to his
friends in Richmond for such custom.A separate table
will be prepared for members of the Legislature. "
ALEXANDER l.. BOTTS
Richmond CITY, Dec. 2. 1881. bg-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-26
Fancy Goods.

Id UJAC HENSLER, 176 Market street, between
9Th and 9Th, South side, Philadelphia, offer for sae
ON reasonable terms, Wholesale, general assortment of
FRENCH German, English and India Fancy Articles Also
French and English Pistols
Beads of all sorts
Musical Boxes, 2, 3 and tunes
Mathematical instruments
Bead Bags and Purses, Dolls Of all descriptions
Snuff Boxes of all kinds
Thermometers
Perumery, Work-boxes
Vions and Violin strings, Percussion caps, and gre
many other articles TOO extensive to enumerate.
French Chind.Dnncr and desert sets, white and gold
and plain white.
Tea SETS English and Fncnch pattern, white and gold
gilt lowered, landscapes and painted flowers.
Breakfast SETS do do
Besides, full assortment of all descriptions OF French
China. JAM 81. SO-w4w