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TREASURY DEPAnrmKNr, !

NOTICE is hereby given to the popnetors of the four
and an half per cent stock created in pursuance Of
an Act Of Congress. PISSED on the 9th day Of May,
1924, that the Certificates Of the said stock will he paid
the first day Of April next to the propretors thereof
their legal representatives attorneys duly constituted,
the presentation and surrender OF the said Certificates
at the Treasury the Loan Office where the same may
stand credited.
NOTICE is further given that transfer OF the Ger
hcates OF said stock from the books of the Treasury
any Loan Office will be allowed after the first day OF
March next.
Aud also that the interest all the Certificates Of tho
said stock will cease and determine the 9lst day OF
March next.
LOUIS McLANE, ssc'y Of the Treasury.
Jan. ~, 1892 74-IaflAp
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II N CHANCEKY .-VIRGINIA.--At rules holden in
the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court Of Law and
Chancer for Powhatan County from the 9th to the 10th
day OF December inclusive, in the year 1881.
John Jordan, Pitt
against
Jcphha Lcet, Joseph b. Davis, Benjamin T. Davis,
Edward Mosclcy, Amanda Lcet, Lucy Ann Lcct, and
Emeline I.ee DefJts
The Defendant, Jephtha Lect, not having entered his
appearance and given security according the Act of
Assembly and the Rules of this Court and il appearing
by satisfactory evidence that lie is nhabitan OF
this Commonwealth; the motion of the Plaintiff by
John w Dance, Esq. his Attomey-H is Ordered, That
the said Jephha Leet do appear before the Judge of our
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery aforesaid
the Courthouse OF the said County, the first day of the
next April Term and answer the bill of the Plaintiff and
give security for performing such decree Court may
make here and that copy OF this order be forthwith in
serted IN some newspaper published in the City of Rich
mond for two months SUCCESSFULLY and that another Copy
be posted at the front door Of the Court house of this
County Copy. Teste, r. F. GRAVES, d. C..
JAM IL 79-wSyys
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-26
Dec. 30, 1891.

VENHE subscriber living White Hail. in the county
Il OF Hanover, having employed young man. who
has had some experience teacher and who can give
satisfactory evidence of his Abilities would take into his
family four or five small boys boardcrs exceeding in
age fourteen years-Thc situation of my residence in
healthy and agreeable ncighbourhood, and commands all
the advantages which be desired by any who NAV wish
to conidc their children my careThe terms for board
and tuition, during tho space of ten months, viii $780,
payable at the end of the second session The school will
open the 9th day of January next terminate on the
last day Of the ensuing November.-There will be va
cation Of month"; during the season. Instruc-
ton will be given in all the branches of ordinary Eng
sh education, viz: Readings Writing, Arithmetic, Gram
mar Geography, &c; and also in the Latin and Greek
OF tho boys both within and of School and every aid
afforded them, in the prosecution of their respective stu
dies which prompude and steady application on the part
OF their teacher ensure.
Parents, living at distance, who.may wish to engage
their children will receive prompt attention, by addressing
letter to me, and directing vcrdon Post Office or
Taylorsvc. THOMAS BOSWELL
Dec Z. b9-2tySt
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Is expected that tho troops, which numerous
in the vicinity OF Lyons, will be allowed take the city
the Of day two, without hosties and that the
workinS men will quietly surrcnderup their Should
this be the $50 far Lyons is concerned win be
fortunate result there is little doubt strong garrison
will DO kept here. IL is however dangerous and much
to be regretted precedent for f the workmen succeed in
establishing their tariff, it will very probably lead TO SINH
lar results in towns similarly situated namely Rouen ST.
Quintn, Moulhousc, &c.-.N. Y .Mer .ddr. 49,
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a tHERRY VALE NURsERY-T subscriber hav

AtHERRY VALE NURSERY subscriber hav-
" ing devoted himself for the last six years the es-
Enlistment OF Fruit Nursery, between the wostham
Turnpike and Old River Road, about nile above the
City of Richmond, is enabled TO offer to the public
selection OF Fruit Trees, Grape Vines, &c. embracing the
best varieties known culture with those of highest
reputation recently brought into notice, by distinguished
Horicuuralists of other countries. Among the Fruit
Trees are, Apples, Peaches, Aprcos Cherries Pears
Plums Nectarines, Ounces, &c. And he has now up
wards of fifty varieties Of native and foreign Grape Vines
selected with particular regard 10 latitude, en-
bracDg, lie confidently believes the very best kinds
both for wine and the table, which have been found suit
climate. Among his native varieties are the Catawba
celebrated for wine, Isabella Schuylk Muscadcl Coo
pers Wine Grape &c.-CuDgs Of the various dcscrip-
tons Of Grapes will be furnished to those who may prefer
them TO rooted vines at So per hundred SI5 per thou
sand-ie has also regular supply Of Asparagus Plants;
all OF which will be sold at comparatively moderate prices
and packed to reach the purchaser without the ha-
card of injury Catalogues will be furnished TO appca
cans at the Nursery, or by John NJ Symm at the James
River Toll House, to whom reference may be had.
Z p. s. John Carter recommends the native CdtatcJa
Grape as most suitable for making wine.
Jan. II, 1882. f77-wtfI JOHN CARTER
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RE-ExPULsIoN.-Mr. Mackenzie, who after being
expelled from the House of Assembly of Upper Canada
was elected has been again declared unworthy hold
seat In that House, by vote of 27 to 49, passed
'h INST: The new offence of Mr. NJ the publication
the Lieutenant Governor OF tho Province and the Advi-
sers OF the Crown in which he charges the House of
Assembly, with sycophancy; and also publication in hi,
paper the Colonial Advocate, in which he stgmased the
thirty members who voted for his first expulsion ely
rants ="
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III HAVE iarIncd Maj John II. Whites celebrated Race
~ Horse COLLIER He will stand the ensuing season a
Chesterfield Mecklenburg county, Virginia. His reputa-
ton and character Race Horse, comment as
he is we'll known to the racing world. The season will
commence oil the first OF March next previous which
me the terms OF the Pedigree Performances SC
VIII be published, which have doubt will entitc him
to rank Stallion he has done as Racer He is To-
ken from the turf without the least injury
RICHARD G. PURYEAR
NOV. 20. 6S-wu
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The Washington Correspondent of New York Clay
paper, says of the nomination and confirmation of Mr.
Livingston, that the default often mooted has been
thoroughly investigated and the result only avora
ble but highly honorable to Mr. Livingston The state
oil his money concerns with the Government when fully
understood, will Rebound 10 his edit."Bah. Rcp.
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NoIICE-The undersigned is DESTROYS of adjusting the
affairs OF his ntestate aslspeedily possible, and
therefore requests all persons indebted to his incsate
make payment as he cannot delay the performance of his
Guues lie also takes this method Of notifying all persons
having claims against his ntestate his individual ac-
count or as security Tor person persons whatever
to make known to him all such claims without deIav This
notice will be plead in bar Of such claims shall not be
made known within reasonable time
RICHARD G. SMITH
Admir- Of VIM. Cunningham, decd
NOV. IL. 56-law TT Late Of Hanover county
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The following resolution was offered at the late Ohio
Convention of the friends of the Administration and after
discussion adopted by large majority:
ResOiUed That this Convention approve the views of
tho President with regard the Bank of the u state,
and we believe that the best interests of our country re-
qirc that that Institution should he -chartcrcd
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WAsHiNeroN, Jan. 2o.-From the proceedings in the
House OF Representatives yesterday, infer that il will
be late in the Session before tho Tariff will up for
discussion in detail. The Committee Manufactures de-
carcs that 1t cannot act without the information which the
House yesterday voted call upon the Treasury Depart
ncnt for; and the Financial Committee, by asking for
similar information, has i'm effect made the declara-
ton 1t cannot be expected that with all the industry
which can be cxercd, the reports required for the Of
those Committees be prepared the Treasury in less
than two months Until tho reports received, and
printed, the Committees cann0k go seriously work
their separate divisions Of the Tariff and after getting
under way it will be necessarily before they
can report generally upon the subject of its modification
We should say. them that the main Debate can hardly
be expected TO be brought before the month OF April
though the merits Of the question may be expected be
Incidentally debated at every opportunity which offers
Introducing them.
Under these circumstances, we suppose the discussion
oil the Bank Question will precede that of the Tariff pre-
summing that bill concerning the Bank will be reported
before the Tariff Bill or Bills be-
needs not the gift of farsceing prophecy to predict
that the present So ssion Of Congress will not terminate
before fe month OF June, il being reduced to certainty
in our mind, that the Tariff will undergo thorough ex-
animation and modification TO greater less extent at
this Session.-.Ndt. Int.
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Jan. /.


FHNHOMAS l.. SHIELDS, of the County of James
Ill City, is hereby notified that at Court held for the
County OF Sussex, on the 9Th day Of January inst the
bonds for his disbutabe proportion of the Tho
mas Cooper dec which he entitled in right OF his wife
Eliza Formerly Coopcr by order of said Court
in the hands OF William Parham, Sen. late Sheriff of
the County of Sussex and committee Of The estate of said
CooperThc said Thomas L. Shields is therefore request
ed TO forward and for advances TO him
by the said Thomas Cooper in his lifetime and to receive
what may be due him on a settlement.
Sussex County, Jan. If, 1892 79-w3t
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NOTICE. Teacher Wanted.-A gentleman of
~ unexceponable character, experienced i'm School
keeping, well versed in the Latin and Greek Languages
and the elementary branches of Mathematics will find
desirable situation in private family by application at
at Morgansvillc, Nottoway, Va.
Dec. 10, 1881 62-wtIstF
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NOTICE.-I forewarn all persons from buying negro
boy by the name of Creed belonging the Estate Of
Isaac Johnson.-le taken from the possession of Mrs
Mary Johnson few days ago.-I have no doubt but no
VIII be offered for sale in the City OF Richmond Creed
about IL years old dark complexion little inclined 10 DO
nearsghted; and he has shaking Of his head which
IS increased by speaking 10 him There is trust decd on
Creed, executed TO Jenning Jones' in which John Da-
mel ana myself are trustees. DAVID SNODDY. y
Jan. IL, 1892. 77-w2w
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% sgnmen large of very handsome Brus-
sells best ply kidderninste super Ingram and Yenitan
CarPcngs and Rugsall which he offers for sale the
most reasonable terms. Jan. II. 77-2aw2w
SSTATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, Supreme Court
~ December Term, A. ID. IS3l.--Mary s. Clarke and
Others legatees of Mary S. Boun deceased against tho
executors of Mary S. Blount.
Whereas Mary s. Blount, late Of Marlborough in tho
State OF North Carolina, in and by her last will and tesla
mcnt, duly published in the year 1922, made among
Others the following requests, viz:
al give TO Martha Barrow daughter of Bennett Barrow
Esq, four hundred dollars
81 give TO Catharine Darby four hundred dollars"
al give to Mrs l.. b. Prosser of Mississippi five hum
drcd dollars"
81 give 10 Elizabeth Hunter four hundred dollars'
And whereas the executors of Mrs Blount are unable
to determine with certainty whom pay these several
bcquess
LIST, Because Bennett Barrow, Esq, had daugh-
ter Of the of Martha
3D. Because Catarinc Darby, late of Marlborough died
intesate, without saving any next of kin known tho
her estate.
3D., Because Mrs. l.. b. Prosscr of Mississippi, is I'M
known TO the executors and although letters have been
written TO her supposed residence, no answer has ever
been received and application has been made for this
legacy.
1th And because the testax has not with sufficient
certainty described to which of the Elizabeth Hun
tiers she intended ogive the legacy Of $400herc being
several of that name
And the being moved make such order in the
premises will the parties an oppo-
tuny OF having the several matters fully nvestiga tc; Ii
is ordered that advertisement be made the Star and
North Carolina State Gazette the Richmond Enoircr and
the National ncllgencer, week for six successive
weeks that the parties file with the clerk of this court az
Raleigh or before the I'd Monday of June A. d. 1892
any evidence that may be pertinent the inquiry herena
ter ordered to be made by the clerk and that the clerk
this court report to the next term Of the any, and all
the evidence touching the lapse OF the aforesaid cgacies
which may be filed in his office in pursuance OF this notice
true copy from the minutes.
Tcste, JOHN j.. HENDERSON, g. C.
Jan. 81. T79-w6w1 =, -
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NOTICE.-The legal heirs of John johnson, formerly
OF the Goose Pond, Caroline county, Va, deceased
whose second wife Elizabeth Dizmukes are hereby
informed that the said Elizabeth died the 3Oh ul cav-
ing negro slaves to which they the said heirs are
titled and which will be delivered TO them proper ap-
picaiion be made to Mr. Samuel Cofman Merchant New
Market Shenandoah county, Va. II is deemed proper
to remark that the applicant should be provided with all
necessary papers to establish his right to claim said slaves
JAN ~ T-w4ws
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NOTlCE-This is TO inform Charles and Griffin Carter
legatees OF Griffin Carter dec. their legal repre-
sentaives that !, Administrator of said Griffin Carter
(who died 10 the County Of Caroline, yirgnia0 do re.
sPecuy solicit them to forward immcdiaeiy pro.
perry authorized and receive their respective portions Of
SAID estaeAs, unless shortly receive such nonnation
by ieer or otherwise, stating where they live &C. tho
money VIII be drawn out Of my hands, and the said lega-
tees will in all probability lose their respective shares
Al communications TO me should be directed "Bowing
Green, Caroline County, Virginia"
RICHARD SAUNDERS, Adnn'or.
jan II. T--3w
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fDUCATION.-A School for the ensuing year, will
~ be opened at the residence of Francis w. Scott
the county OF Caroline about thirty miles from the City Of
Richmond, and the distance from Fredericksburg
In this School will be taught, Reading, Writing, Arh
meuc English Grammar Geography with the Of
Maps History, and the Latin and Greek Languages, toge
Their with the Translation of the French The exercises
the subscriber will be conducted by Mr. John Scott who
for ability to teach the above branches with the excep-
ton OF the French,) is recommended by Mr. John Kidd
OF King and Queen Richard Norris deed, of Hanover
and A. F. Rose, of Stafford in whose family he taught
for the last four years.
TERMs.-For board, washing, lodging sc. $50
Tuition in the Dead Languages, 20
English Is
The School will commence its session the Esd of ia
nuary, and terminate the 23d of December following de-
Quoting one month for vacation Six boarders can be
accommodated in the family Of the subscber.Letters
directed TO the subscriber, the White Chmneys
roinc, will BIO promptly attended to.
FRANCIS W. SCOTT
Dec. 30, 1881. T7O-IawsxI
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HNDUCATION.-My school will be continued the en-
~ a suing year, at my residence in Hanover County
about ~ miles from Richmond, and above Col Goodals
MY course OF instruction will comprise the Latin, French
and English Languages Geography, with the use Of the
Maps and Globes; regular of History with Giro
noogy Arithmetic Mathematics and the art Of Survevnp
English Grammar and English Composition. My term slor
board Tuition, Washing, Lodging, and Fuel 800 the
scholastic year Of ten months. NJ school will commence
on the 18th OF JAN 1892, and terminate o the 18th Dec
a vacation of four weeks will be given in tho summer
There will be examination the close of the wear
the result OF which will be sent to the parents and guar
danS OF children committed TO my Particular aten
ton will be paid TO the moral conduct Of my pupils and
good discipline maintained in school have been engaged
IN teaching for eight years past and fully sensible of
the great responsibility which my profession imposes NV
residence is unusually healthy and from places of
vice and dissipation In relation my character and quail
ficatons authorised 10 refer the following gentle
men, viz:
Right Rec Richard e. Moore, ID. ID. of Richmond
Rev. William HymsfrOng, Of Richmond.
T. + f. James, & %. Of do.
Her. WhHidm Meade, d. d. Of Frederick County.
Hanover, Dew 1920. HERMON DAVIS
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CHANCERY .-Meckenburg County-November
u Court, 1881.
Thomas ID. Wall, PltG
against
Hiram p Roffe, Def
The defendant not having entered his appearance ac-
coding to the Act of Assembly the rules of this Court
ana appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that he is
not an inhabant of this Commonwealth On motion of
the Plaintiff by his Attorney it is ordered that the said De-
tendant do appear here the third Monday in March
next and enter his appearance and the Plaintiffs
DILL and that copy OF this order be inserted one of the
newspapers printed in the town Of Petersburg City of
cnmond Tor eight week: successfully, and posted
Copy. Teste. j. j. DAILY, ID. C.
Jan. FL. 79-wsw-
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Certificate of Bishop .1foore.

Mr. III. Davis was employed by Bishop Meade pri-
yate tutor OF his children for upwards Of years and
nave every reason to believe approved by him.
therefore, can with propety recommend Mr. Davis to such
parents as may be disposed 10 employ him.
RICHARD CLAIMING MOORE
letter addressed to me- must be directed to Montpelier
hanover county, Va. HERMOH DAVIS
NV ~ 5S-Wn
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Carnetiugs,

EAQUELINE p. TAYLOR has just received on con
% sgnment, large Of very handsome Brus-
sells best ply Kiddermnser super Ingram Yentian
CarPcngs and Rugsall which he offers for sale on the
most reasonable terms. JAM II. 77-2aw2w
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PRESIDENT Thomas l.. Chester, Vice President; Henry
" Gxreson. Treasurer; Samuel Kip, Jr, Sccrctary,-
and DR.. James Anderson Mr. Theodore p. Boger Alder
man w. w. Cowan Mcssrs. VIM Fordham and David
Quick, Dr. Lawrence Proudfoot. Messrs. Lambert Suy-
dam, Daniel c. Van Winklc VIM. c. Wales and VESSEL
Vessels, Managers. They will enter Immediately upon
the active performance Of the duties assigned hom."-
Compiler.
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I'm CHANCERY.-In Powhatan County Court Janu-
n airy IS, 1882.
Thomas Moseley and benjamin Moscley, Pitts

Thomas Moseey and Benjamin Moscley, Pitts
against
Joseph b. Davis, adn'or of Richard Moseley, decd
and John Moscley, Bennett Moscey, Richard Mescley
Edward Mosccy, Robert Moselcy, Henry Howell and
Pamela his wife, late Pamela Moseley Mary Susan
Moseley and Arthur Moseey; which said John Bennett
Richard, Edward, Robert, Pamela Mary Susan and Ar.
thur children OF Arthur Moseey decd and EIizabe
Williamson Moselcy and Robert MoseIey children of Ro
bert Moscley, deed; the said Robert MoscIey (son of
Arthur0 Mary Susan Moseey, Arthur Moscley Elizabeth
Williamson Moseley and Robert Mo5eley son of Robert0
being infants under the age of 81 years. Dcflts
This day the Plaintiffs by their Counsel and filed
their BILL and the Defendant Davis filed his answer and
the Defendants, Bennett MoseIcy Elizabeth Williamson
Moseley and Robert Moselcy on of Robert) not hav-
ing entered their appearance and given security according
to the Act Of Assembly the Rules of this Court and
appearing by satisfactory evidence ha they are not in
habants Of this country: II is Ordered That the said
Defendants do appear here the first day of March
Court next and answer the bill of the plaintiffs: and that
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some news
paper published in the City of Richmond two months
successfully and posted at the front door Of the Court
house Of this County. Copy. Tcstc,
Jan. 81. l79-wSw'] VIM. s. DANCE, Clerk.
I'm CHANCERY In Chesterfield County Court,
H. January 9th, 1892:
Austin Spears Plaintiff
against
Winnifred Chcatham, Sally Landrum, Lucy Landrum,
Laban Landrum, Egbert Landrum, and Joseph Landrum
Defendants.
The defendants, Laban Landrum and Egbcrt Landrum.
not having entered their appearance, and given security
according to the Act OF Assembly and the rules of hi.
Court and 1t appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court
mat they are not inhabitants OF this ComInonw eah IL is
OTdered That the said defendants do appear here on the
second Monday I'm Apl next and the bill of the
Plaintiff and that copy Of this order forthwith insert
ed in some newspaper published in the City of Richmond
Tor Two months successfully, and another copy posted
the front door Of the Courthouse of this county
copy Tese, LAWSON NUNNALLY, c.
Jan. ~. so-,.s,.