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Elixir PEcroR,sLr

rovths cure 0 Conghs, Colds, .7sfAW0s, c..
!aryh, and all Affections ef Ms Large.
''HIS most valuable Medicine, the disssv.
u cry of which originated from Ione ssn1ss
r'cnce in the study Of Medicine, 10 ensjsDsf e
coohdescc from the cIvcuinssancs that L wess.
used In the practice ofa regular well bred rhvsS.
cian. number Of years; and was offered SsthV
public alter much solicitation and fsoasths ~
nsvoIent wish to alleviate soms Of thsssf fbsinsv
inherent 10 our nat0re. Unka moss Mv5jsjaSe
OF The day. there 10 no quscksry sbout Il, - sks
!estimony of Physicians who know is will prove.
The )ouocing iatsresting sxtrsst II isftsr
| from ne Rer z. L. Baseow, sSij ~ af
service 10 those seAo wish 10 Aud ~ s,nsl
pciuac!s Msdieins for luss eompiain<s.Sg
In gratitude to you. and bsnevolsnes ssvs, o.
numerous class -of the public. who like sayvsjf
have boen, or now arc. afflicted with coasuspp-
i've complaints, would address 70 yeu she ~
lowing statsment offacta ] Mss early subitss
to Cough, which at tin,cs occasiop psd shsl fajs-
'"g "f mnch blond, In Nay Isst. wss attselsd
with much hoarsoncss, most distsossinQ soueb.
severe pain 10 the side and breast. which sbIf
cd me TO suspend my public lsbors I sssoivSd
SONS reicf from medical advice, bus The di&-
cnltiss sill continued. In July last (ftom lko
Recommendation Of ffisndl prosuved NJ
Ito OF tho "EtlxIs rxoroNAtf," and hsd ~ -.
ken moro than 100 drops before ] an ssesptIelDD
rslievsd. ] have now ussd keSwson Z cad = ~
ties, and hnd myself fafiy recovered a. ysl.y
feoI no symPion, Of tho return Of nv Efaeb
complaints and J can nav ssy, what seoM
ss.,ss'y ;;. ssy before %, thirty ysssA ~ vssI
"s'. = EZEKIEL L hlscox
yEwErrs cERsrE OR sUax sxEzr, !,
Jawstts Csrats 10 poeuliarly ssleulstod ~
Burns and SeaIds; i imnsdisssly sIlsysl ~
?, hsss, giving q! sss. 10 the woSns, asd seeseet
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EeyTan,s-k NJ s.so tsr A. = -
Near the Custom House.
may De rad every article usnalss
wv in the various departments of Groceric-
Hooden. Stone and Earihenware, Cordase
hardware, Dry Goods and Medicines.
NJ B Second hand Articles Of lronwars. ths'
mos, cssss answers as we'll az new. at . l0oU'
br cent, bolow it's regular price in fire, hands
The Medical Department embraces, a grea'
Iriety Of Patent and other Medicines Of tn,
Est quality and at reduced prices.
az Cash given for old Iron and Junk
fr J. w. EDDY.
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s rossoRIAL ODE,
''arna ronsnTe,nqpv sane
~. sing or afns and ;Iarbcrs too.
otrap the raz,r 50 keen strap tho razvr again |!
Aud SIocu will shave 'sm if hc csn get al en-
From bis chair, cind IN aprons he'll spring up
ampin, r tf
Like Frencbnan refreshed by the smell Of po-
msium
F''nn the place where he lay
lie sprpss in arsay n rft SO aa
i.ixe csajfsmcn thai saAyE in The face of the dsy:
md hrsowsffn'n pollution your iacss ho'll clos n
Z en- your cheeks. uecks aud upper lips, whis-
kers and chin.
Ger y.uf cheeks SEQ the snowy white Ia.hsr
lirs fon'es warm the face and run swift up your
NOW round the cerebrum'the light vapors dance
Like lavender water with Oyro Of Roses
AZ snow in the air,
Bee the l1ther so fair, tH
That covers our faces So late that were bare,
., Yet from bristly pollution &c.
Thy brnsh worthy Siocum, impends from on
high. ..,,s s.-..-
With style and grace tina. before no er was
heard on;
Now swift Ger the face does the white lather ay
How aeitghyat to man with long greasy beard
Omay IIoYKiss in aid.
3 Ofthy art be orrayed, 4s
And SAvioSY polish and sharpen thy blade.
5 hsfl M fa That you from &c
10 the land ofhis birth no rcjoiccs to find,
From the old race OF BARRIERS a new generation, |
Who leave not one hair save the mhiskers be- |
hind. f
Ind who laiher and shave with dsvout conlen,-
plation;
Whose razors 80 keen,
Will shave you So cloan,
hat moi bose hair ON yoar phis shall be seen.
ll'f n nj as For he swesrs, &c.
nen ger tiemen call ~ the ald sx--i---------
- SIX SS.-.- ,vsr. race each suporAuous
" 7 hair, q 20 81 ~
Ind charge you no more than a mite Of bill,
Doth early and la:e, if
He'll give you seat, s e
Ind VIC think him iostg worthy your custom to
share, Since he vows &c
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NEWcERTYF7cATEs

This ais to certify that the subscriber wa'
brought vory law BY splitting of blond, attended
with erogh and cstsrfh, and that nothing ar
forJsd me real relief until ! commenced tshine
Andorsons Cough Drops. IN" uss Of which were
tho means in the hand Of Goa Of restoring me
again 10 a comfortable state ofheslth.
Md do further certify that the wifs of Mr.
Nathan Huntington, living IN the same place.
vas afflicted with q very bad cough for . nnns.
bsr NJ ssss. aud in la23 She was reduced % low
that il was thought, she must soon DO IN hes
grave. ssshe WAS scarcely able IN walk tom hss
bad IN tho hro. when she eommonceo taxing An
dessonS Cough Drops, the uso of which, IN .
short time 30 far rosiofsd her. that she was soon
able to dpa good days work. ] can ehssFfaIly
reromnsnd This spsdirino TO the public.
PHiLO JUDSoN, Pastor ef The Church IN
Ashford ~ 1f eftt WIZ" w.
1sIs,s Conn Sept ss. 1924.
oAUyYoW. = Dswsts ef csunfs.fsts :
Evsry purchaser who values health viii ~.
ssrvr that Zach genuine bottle We sell has AN
DERSoN's COUGH DROPS. prepared By, J.
MELLEN, stamped In ths GlAus, and that each
Of the dirssticns are signed Ia writing. JAS
NELLEN kxsmins befors yoa purehsso, %
there ere number Of spurious kinds in msshet.
rimilas IL sppsessnss bot very difsFsni IN sSsr
st5ssss For ssls BY
S. w. VINSON.
Dsossi:.: rs..ers; Ks y, TSsnss e''sst'
Wk>,otoev . ~ haA all Sioc>s sf no3<toos and
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ADMINIS7NH7F 7FJR'S NOIICE.
flStiE ondst-iga ned h,s been appointed Ad-
m,s,s'sstof on the esissc nj Capt. JAmEs
EAsros. late of Newport. deceased. and
shereforc requests nII persons indebted to
said estate to prrscn' their claims for settle
snsut. and those indrbled ~ said estate srs
requested to'snskc imnsedisse psymentto
HENRY Y, CHA NSTCN, .1dm's
Nov. 2. 1881. on lanes E0sfoR.
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80 NEW cx ssaii
FALL GOODS,
AT NO. l64 tn AM us-sTRuET

Thomas Fowler, Jr.
WouLD inform bis cusiomers that he
has just received a fresh, supply of
SEASONABLE GOODS, -
va''nosi every Description, which he VIII
sf'' a. cheap as eau be purchased a, any 9th
q store. Sept. ia
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NEW g.. CHEAP GOODS.

NEW g. CHEAP GOODS.
A u TlLLEY'Scan be found the follow.
"a ing:---Hab,t cloths for Ladies from
q. Cd. TO lesyd.. Calicoes for comtor,ers. very
good. nj s. 10 cents; c0lored cambrics far
laid cassimrres from rs To- Sl:stoai 6ang1ps.
and very good from 20 10 25 cts; good India
Cotton. yd. wide. at I24 cts; a complete as
sortlnent If shirting. very cloths and t:ircas-
$Ians; a fine lot of plain cheap: a handsome
assortment of nlerino and fgnrcd Bombszetts
,nd thousand other articles equally cheap
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SHOE STORE.


ESmrf Of Probate. svssePorl. Oef. Sd 1881.
k1HER appIicntsbn has tins day been
a made for ADMINISTRATION ON the estate
caot. JAurs EAsror. mariner. late of
1 on,s. deceased. and the conu 'e,as'cn
rcf rcfs rscd 10 a Coart of Probate 70 he
4, the STATE tTo,se. ~ ss.d N"wcoss 90
sArss Monday of November next. ss .
bck. o. N. a.
e erdersa tksrsor. That due nc'ies BE-
Sa nv publishing this order three several
a In the X. i. Rcpubl'csn) to sH person:
Sesled in said estate. 70 APPEAR - ss'd
ssd place and they sha'l be hesrd'
B. q RowLANp. PA on. y
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1sS SAT4n
n y > = D u
on REASONABLE TERMS,

Ia T.fE is- ife frnsfiy owned
ffsfessssyT ffsessT hy Capt Asa Books. deceased.
I,...#sR situate on the Point, near tiIe
-AssAsA4 North eud ri Washington street
A Lsp : = house and lot in Third street, for
merry occupied aud is owned by Francis Ander
Fon. mex, north Of the Morse ssta @. nnw occu
pied BY Mrs. Ann Marshall Applv ~
Sept. 6. eWN & J.VAKRS
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Black 4 ooIored las,
iDgs.
Russia Shcetings.
No. 2 aud 3 ribbons,
Dsvid's best galloone,
8inding ak.
Silk nnd cotton braid
Silk and cotton boo
cord.
Boot Webbing,
English shoe thread,
AMERICAN do do,
Grand uppcr leather
Blk. e. buff buck skins
Black & colored mo.
rocco,
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RAJ" ""sB-p. Toey ase conf lent the sat
's'nction her"f"iore feceiv.d ~ old customers
a. The establishment, No 1907 will inducc
'ham ss'.i 10 oc"r;'inne their patronage
iiavinE iisc ,s3 stance 81 Mr. Potter IN ths
es'an''s'iment, eycrg a,tcntion w'Il be ia N
70 70 a'' those who @.sh ios The A., style of
uoo.- ~ Shoes.madc 70 measure on tho new
es' "shioo 'cs!s shas iheyhage Inst reces.
ed ram New sc.e. Phey have on hsud an
e.epsivs ssao1 m.Ri ol Lsdles Geulemen's,
N~s.s eNt Ch1ateo's to5ls snd shoes OF ey
ery- d"-criptan nsaaily teiled form shoe
s'o'" Of heir own manufacturing Also
anmbar n' cascs 81 the shove afticies, whch
hey bought for cash 10 WORK, aud are de
ieempedto sc! them az low as al any o,ner
store IN town.
Ti'ey k""o constantly on hand the follow
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N. d. Az Post masters who have no ebjss-
tions to At ~ orr agonts, are rsqsssted 10 re.
csivs subscriptions and remit mamsy q The
tho paper. Il u expected that they win se,sjS
In their hsnds 10 psr cont. Of the amosut 70.
csived, % . remuneration for their trouhls.
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PETER M. SLOCuM.D

iow c'I'zens to Tho highly iupor,not subjects
of soar RAz,Rs aud iior water, BY way oi'
the following lsf' aFsf
TossoRfAL one. @h
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S. w. VINSON.

Dsneeiss. NsvtaFs. Ns. q, Thsnss oussts
\ W1<so1nsy " he'd al kinds sr nstielsss and
dssgs q ~ best eusssy, sxd q Ne svsss Ssss
y 40 usu,f
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
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400 RS & SHOES.
CO-PARTNERSHIP FORMED.
DAVIS Il POTTER,
At the old Stand of JoHN w. DAVIS,
Sign oftie BIG BOOT,
loo,
THAMES STREET.

THAMES , TKEET.
HAVE Jist Turned from
New York sIih superior so
letlion nf Stnrk of the first
quality. for The purpose IL nan
"fsciurlnc. L,'li"s. Gen,t,nsn's
missss md chiirrn'- BOOTS
!, ,vD spoE', ~ the most
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-23

brought down TO the standard Interest ought
not to be charged duties merchandise in bond. and
Of public houses; these but few of the many
defects in the present tariff Whether il will be pospon
ed to the Congress is another question, but that il
must undergo revision, is manifest.
With regard to manufacturers can be dispos-
ed TO deal unusy by them; bat other interests are not
be sacrificed Tor their especial benefit We have moreover
long settle with them. They have acted sie
by side with the Bank OF the United States; they have
spent their money literally and supported their progae
presses To calumnd,e the President and his Adnsira-
ton.
They engaged in the contest the parizans of
Mr. Clay. and with determination to PROSTATE General
Jackson We do not see with what grace they can now
ask for any peculiar indulgences from the party which
they have bitterly and universally opposed. We
for chastising manufacturers for their political
against us but among those who believe the har-
mony and Union oil the whole TO be infinitely npor
tan than the degree Of encouragement to be extended
any particular branch of industry.--.N y L. Post
In Senate OF Georgia, on the 7th inst. Major Wood Of
Mlnosh county, laid before that body, Preamble and
Resolutions, recommending that the Convention of the
States of Virginia. North Carolina, South Carolina Geor
gia, Alabama Mississippi aud Tennessee should be call
cd, for the purpose of consultation, and collect the
opinions and fixed purposes OF the States represented
produce perfect concert OF action hcreaer;
and that the citizens of Georgia should proceed, III,
first Monday in October OF next year, elect Delegates
to such Convention and directing the Governor TO CORE
spond with the Executive Of the aforenamed States
der TO fix upon the time and place for the meeting OF the
Convention. The resolutions read and laid upon thu
table.
In the House OF Representatives, on the 9th instant
Thomas Haynes OF Hancock, gave notice that he wou
ask leave bring BILL TO be entitled act, declaring
high misdemeanor for Attorney, Solicitor, Coun
sellor TO appearin any Court OF this State in behalf Of
Cherokee Indian, descendant Of Indian, any whit
person, in any motion petition calling in question
the States right oil jurisdiction that portion of he
Territory in the occupancy OF the Cherokee Indians;
who shall make any motion or in any manner attempt
enforce the late decision OF the Supreme Court in the
OF Worcester and Butler against the State of Georgia
| punishment
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| C,,,.,...-r florence, Nov 3, 1892.
fGHIckAsAw TREATY.-We understand The princi,Ies
" e a'e treaty TO he bese:The whole Indian erriior,
~ ceded 10 the United States: not one aero il ,eserreJ
me rTedentis to bave the country surveyed s 40
Possloe' and TO advertise aud sell it at public sale i'm ,e
shhe manner, and on the terms in all resnec,s az
Puoc hndsihe sales be made az soon az Inc land
"a" NC surveyed II is stipulated that the arc
Seec or themselves, country west of the Missis mi
anu possible, TO move away before the first public
de OF lheIr lands Should they be unable to remove he
,H'e, 'hey are permitted TO retain tract of land
M e"Sn 'ay 10 live on until they fix upon the place of
e ih'ure residence. II is expressly agreed however
"' ley VIII remove they can and when tl,o
go NOSE tracts upon which they resided shall he solI
oher lands are, but all the Indian territory not nov
occupied oy hen, is to be old when surveyedno per
SUE are permitted to move the coded lands until tbe
''he place; should any presume do So they will no
NV" OH. me Chickasaws, TO receive the nett pro.
ecus arising from the sale Of the lands deducnq all Incl
expenses connected with the survey and sale of the
s""e lhree-oUrhs OF all the money derived from The
ISu safes are TO be vested In stock at interest bv c
General Government for the benefit Of the Chickasayv ma
o, soWing them to use The interest, but never tovcb
G principal reserviny that fund for the use Of The
aIon ioreyer-Ihe coded territory is about 100 miles
qu"e' ana the number Of acres is estimated ct 600 600
CHEROKEE Consecutive understand (sovs tho NJ
con advertiser Of Oct 9th) that there will be ge,o,at
conference OF the headmen and chiefs held at Ne,y FL
"a, morrow, the 18th inst II is said that The Ca
meets 70 discuss the present state of affairs in ybcI a.,
nation Is placed, for the purpose Of coming % an
uuma'e decision upon The course they intend 10 pnsnS
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ANTI-TARIFF CONVENTION


MILLEDGEvILLE, Nov. I5.-Our readers will per-
ceve by columns, that the State Anti Tariff Conven-
ton commenced its sitings Monday last, and that it
still continues its laborsAs yet, although have listen
ed with great pleasure TO the eiiusonS of eoquence Of
high order, cannot pretend TO give TO readers
inmaon OF the which will be pursued by that
Resistance party considerably in the majority i'm the
Convention; and that OF action will be re-
commended 10 the citizens of the State, relieve
from their expressions cannot doub but what
that recommendation will be, must be content TO
know, when the Convention itself has determined it,
We doubt not from the materials composing the Conven-
ton, that it will be such will command the at
tenon, the appreciation and OF the ireemen
OF Georgia.
MILLEDGEvILLE, Non l3. !
Tuesday, 3 o'clock, u. M
The Convention met pursuant TO adjournment.
MIR. Bea OF Bib, presented certificate of the appoint
ment of Thomas Butler King, Esq Delegate from the
county of Gynn, which was read
MIR. Rockwell, from the committee appointed 10 prepare
and report rules for the government OF the Convention
reported certain rules, which were agreed TO.
Mr.. Forsyth proposed the following resolutions
RESOLVED That committee of five be appointed by the
President TO examine and report TO this body at il:
next meeting, the authority of the persons assembled
Delegates from the different counties OF the State
present the people OF their respective countless the
luons, any, under which the election in each county
held, the notice given of the time of the election the
manner OF holding it, the number of votes given the
election, and the number OF voters in the county,
ReSOlred, That the individuals who have acted as
committee, of what's known the Athens meeting, be
and they hereby requested present this body
correspondence they have ED connected with tho obec
OF their appointment
Rsc ommtee Of eeco OF and ,D SnS
% oe now appointed, TO enquire into the right of an,
e0er TO hold his seat whenever the same shall be con
'esed' and report the facts TO the Convention
Mr. torrance supported his substitute and il was ais,
SSu.oca'ed oy Messrs Berrien, Bea of Bib, Gamble
NreWs and others, and opposed by Mr.. Forsyth
n'eT pTo'racled debate upon the original and subs
.u'e' Mr. Haynes moved for adjournment when the
yeas and nays were called for, when there were in vor
adjournment 81 against 65 ~ "
a.. ne PRESIDENT announced the following gentlemen as
e'e Committee appointed, under the resolution of Mr. Tor
rance, oil yesterday, viz
Messrs; BIdckshear Berren, Forsyth, Cumming Claw
W Tu!nnert Gamble, Reese Spading, TAFT Rockwell
U Lea, o nI6O' Taylor of Burke, Bailey Warner Dawson
Harris. ~ " '"'S' 'dhes anu
O'clock ~ 'e'''oo''
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we regret TO learn by gentleman who left Martins
oug yesterday morning. that several cases of Choiea
Winehester PHginiari. -" ""S''-
IosT OF CHoLERA.-In New York. there was an.
pointed special medical committee of eight physicians
during the prevalence Of the Cholera The precdant Of
ms BOARD received 1926 per dayhs whole receipts
"eggr , OF 'helr compensation $1,000
sneir assistants who Pered their lives by continued
Posure ana unmltgaed labor, received various sums from
$500 to $3.50. O"' SUMS from
The whole expenditures Of the CITY of New yorL On
Iou OF the cholera, were $40 900 of which nearly
9IV'ooV h lumber will be available. One hundred thou
contributions 0'''ueS "e PhVa'e
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Duty byTdriG y 1916,
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FOREIGN.
NORFOLK, March IS,

NORFOLK, March %
From LIBERIA.-Thc ship James Perkins, Capt.
Crowell, which sailed hence on the Sth December.
for Liberia, with about 300 cmigrants chiefly from
Southampton having safely landed them at their des-
unation with the exception of the wife of James
Cotton, an elderly and weakly woman, and two i'm
FAINT children, who died on the passage) returned to
this port on Monday last having been absent only los
days.
AS we believed at the time, the report received at
New y ork, VIA Hayre, of mutiny among the emf
grants on board the James Perkins proves TO have
been sheer fabrication. Capt. Crowell states their
conduct during the voyage to have been entirely be-
coming and orderly.
Capt. Z. represents the colony to be in a thriving
condition. and the people healthy and contented
The growing importance of the colony as a mart of
commerce. is peasngy attestcd by the list of vessels
trading there, as furnished by Capt. C.-Herald
From PoRrUGAL.-From Capt Graham, of tho
Br brig lcander, arrived here yesterday from Opor-
TO, whence she sailed Oath February, learn that
the political affairs of that kingdom were in very
unsettled state. Don Pedro's fleet was momently
looked for at Oporto. Two British ships of war
were lying III that port, having made preparations TO
receive on board the families of British merchants
resident there, in the event of the arrival
OF the fleet, which was reported To have sailed
from Bresi, rendering it necessary-I.
From MEXIco.-The New Orleans Bee of the I2b
inst, acknowledges the receipt of Vera Cruz papers
to Feb. 25th. No decisive meeting had yet taken
place between the forces of Santa Anna, and the
troops of the government; the only movements were
limited 10 few sklrmshes. Gen Santa Anna hov-
ing been informed that convoy of money! stores
and ammunition was marching to the cnemy's camD
made sally on the Odd, with body of horse 500
strong and two select companies Of infantry Di-
rccung his march towards Santa Fe, he attacked and
subdued the convoy.-The troops which escorted
the stores, passed over to the Generals side.
Alvarado, small seaport below Vera Cruz, has
declared Ill favor of Santa Annals plan.
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n CHANCERY. -VIRoINtA-Ata Circuit Superior
T. Court oil Law and Chanccry for Henrico county,
holden at the Capitol in the city Of Richmond Saturday
The twenty day of January, thousand eight hun
dred and tEirty-two:
Sally, Moses, Billy, Mahala, Matilda, Robert, Henry
Pleasant Polly, William and Louisa, pitts.
against
John Bell, acting and trustee of Reuben How
ard, deceased, Thomas White, Nancy White, Sarah White
John Miller and Mahaa his wife, Reuben and Thomas
Melton, Thomas Martin and Elizabeth his wife, Thomas
Boaze and -- his wife, and John, Agne,s James
marina, Harriet and Ann Melton, dcits
This cause this day be again heard on the
papers formerly read and the report of Commissioner
kerr made pursuant 10 the order Of the sixth dav OF july
one thousand eight hundred and thyy and was argued
by counse On consideration whereof the doth
that Commissioners Baker do take OF the out
standing debts due from the OF Reuben How ard
deceased as well as account OF all his real and
estate, and report the the court together with the
names OF all the creditors OF the said Reuben Howard,
and the amount due to each OF them such other
tiers specially stated, deemed pertinent by HIMSELF or
which may be required by the parties 10 be stated
Ana unless cause shall be shewn the contrary
Tore the tenth day o the term, the will proceed
to make an order for the final emanc patton and removal
the slaves directed by The will the said Reuben How
ard TO be emanciPated And the court doth further
order that the defendant John Bell do on or before the
names, of the slaves aforesaid with the in
crease OF the females, with plan scheme for their
removal and settlement; and that copy of this Order,
win the day which the Commissioner shall appoint for
ang the account aforesaid, be previously published
Tie richmond Enquirer, for four weeks successivcy
Copy Teste, WILLIAM G.. SANDS, d. C..
March 10. 99-w4w
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By The G0rernOr If The Commonwealth of tyireinia
a PROCLAMAFION.--W Whereas a vacancy hath oc.
IA CURED in tie representation in the Senate of this
John Floyd Governor Of the Commonwealth of Virginia
have thought proper 10 direct that the SherGs of King
Queen, King William, Gloucester Matthews and Middle.
SEX election to be held Tor their respective con-
ties at the court day thereof in The month of April ne xt
for suitable person TO represent said district in the
Senate Of Virginia.
Given under 10Y hand as Governor and under the
lSeal1 lesser seal Of the Commonyve alth at Rich
nond this 2lsi day Of March. 1892.
March ~. flVi-w4wl JOHN FLOYD