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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-06-14

MT subscriber having fecenlI Fetllfned
from New XorIs, II 10 n feeeixipg III 3 x
fensive assortment az Va IA r. III ana I' }Y
GOOD is, which he g. lisposed "a sen IL low
A any enc ID town hose who pfotess tolsell
1T cost moi excepted. Those who are Ia
wantaf Staple Goods or Fashionable Fancy
Goods, IRE particularly requested u call and
examine Tor themselves. u III NJ
LYAlAlNs n. SMITH. m
u EE sfnh Gny1 Tuna = fa4@ @ *s KO
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-06-14
AsT HEDUCED PRICES

Az REDUCED PRICES.
n YTaIIE subscriber has lately re-
n ceived nc the sign Ut =. drugs
and Medicines, fronting 8. street.
an addition ID an extensiye and
Wellfselecfed assortment Of fresh
ar,d genuine m EDIC i'm u which will be sold
Fl quantities Ia suit purchasers IS low as they
III; be purchased within The State. however
,in,isualIV f6M they may be NOW offered! in
cludisg alI those articles usually found 10 such
estahliahments--a general assortment Of Ais
cohcl, Acids, Banks, Bfonzes from one to- SIX
dollars, Opium ind all its preparations, Nor
plline; Nareotine, Oils. Spices, Sal Eratiss
preparatiohs for making soda, Ssidlitz and
C0ngF ess I'M atSFs Also Gums, IngRepfines.
Lamp OH Tamarinds Chlorides Of Lime and
pure N ioes and aduIteratsd liquors foi
I i.edisinsr purposes ondon s'''s Il nlladel-
Also, & large assortment of a 1nsrican and
Enelisl Rdtsst M edicuaes.
The public arereques f64l 10 call and exams
{ Inc for ihenselse NJ ye have neitherroona
foraia kDunlet tibn 0f articles, nor price ours
rent. Phys 81 ans, Druggists, Hatters, &C.
supplied M New Y Ork prices 90 them, and a
& small dance from our purchases from ita-
ssssorters Present price Of Opium Snlph.
i|n. French, $9 4 o. Other articles lower
5tIAn they hAxA been offered, at wholesale and
tbs, juss received IL addition,
16D0eD lha. pure White Lead 500 Spanish
lIite. English Venetian Red Spanish Brown,
Fine Paints, Englisli and Baltimore Chr0me.l
green and yellow, Prussian Blue, Nos. j and
~, Chinese Vermillion, Rose Pink, Red Lead,
AaFGe, Lamp Black, szc., AZ prices
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-06-14
OOls haze Fallen,
n Olles' store,

WEST STREET.
1.-THE Subscriber having suddenly .determin-
j. ed to tiscontinAe trade heres and leave
town as soon as he can bring his business To =
EcIose,wiII this day commence selliht Ms whole
stock Of GOODS sat very REpUcEp PAGES
most Of them lower than can be bought At
any store ii this county. Asthtfe has been
81 much ps.I about = new arrangensntss,''
/" selling oF SIc. III may be taought that this
no hoax, 4 few prices will Be named. For
cash. 81 credit a. cash, | Min Sell stout az
brown Sheetings at 8 cents A bleached do.
liz to M ga Cotton Diaper ss 1 ia Book
Muslin a5 "A fig' a do. 3O%-5 Il E0fd Casns
brio s9 N On so good white and slate
Cotton Hose "a rs black Lutestring silk 40
80 pieces CAIicoes q l-2 10 25 Furniture
do. ~ Blue Calicoes III 1-2 to Blue
Blaids, g0nd at 10--7-8 stout and good Tick
ing at GET "A Muslin Cravats go Silk Flag
EI'kfs So Cotton u mbrellas gl--5-4 Bol'l3js
nett Lace 58 cent? good black Prunelle $I
stout 81 Beayerteen 25 cents Pins B.
good mis- ia 81 itinett 10, and all other goods
equally low. The assortment Of I'M
DIR NJ GOODS
sis large consisting Of almost every article
wanted. Also,
r0cEersf and Glassware,
lower than can sc found elsewhere. Also,
GRO c. les st
III 81 inds 1900 lbs. Br0gn Sugar. y IA for
q dollar Lump Sugar "A cts; Fresh TEAS,
Young III son92. Old Tyson no. Pouchong
no. Hyson Skin SO Cnfce "A /; Mol aCho-
colate I8--and other articles AZ much lower.
WIN Nails, Glass, Glue. Patent Bakers,
Saws Sheep Shears, Tow Cards, and yarl-
LnIo
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-06-14
seiit;F and ri Va Dislyiet of Sharon, "a tks

soifl.;R and Va Dislyies of Sharon, oR he
R9fk dan AZ zolis x. n. laS2 s
lrssf''1. Samuel Gtnsek, ESQ. .ls,dee
ETRONiIlf petition ef William r.. King, of
SenecH Via. ia she COUNTY of Seneca.
slate 81 ew- 4 6fl s1eNinE % ibis Court l|iaf
he d Eu&tjian of Augusta King and william
81. King. of said Seneca Falls. minors: tkat
said nainors ase tbs owners of real estate sito-
Aled n sharon. n lla coualf ef Eitehneld,
end ssete 81 Conneeticuf. W. he 60e.nintlI
#Aft updivided end ID eomnnnn az III a s feal
estate which came and descended IA &6Ia mi
noro IS heirs pf law uf Daniel Cav. Aecsased.
and which They Q<sp Nc aforesaid Is tenants n
common Nth The other heirs ~ the said nan.
ia Gay, deceased. valued IL about thras hun
6f46 dollars; ihet L would De Tor he Interest
81 nhid minors TINT snid real estate 81 sold ana
tIns nrnilS thereof vented fof ihe benefit 81 sa;d
4inors aceez1i6a q issy. praying for liberty
10 Ae|I sai& property far ths purposea afore.
sAid. s. ~ psil'leec q Az
n e ordered ~ ftis Gnu that hsiH *hnfai.
e give notice of said application, ~ causing
.lhe same 10 be published ii ono of ihe news.
papers printed Ii Ksiithhelds IL iha coHHiy I'll
xiith=1!d. thiHe weeks rl;s sesis4ly. st |eoel
Ak Nesks hsfale ihp h1Ar and that said
nel',ion VIII ~ heard IL the Ff1helo Office Ii
se'd district. pN Tie 18th dag of August next,
"a B O'Clock ii HE lofshoon.
Crrliled ll0m Record.
.s SAMUEL CHURCH, fudge.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-06-14

dssn Couyt d fsfDbtike Aolden &c hitch 1tsI q,
spifhi, aid jof ne oyot1f District IL Gileh-
ted. b. ne 29kh DAG lA1a3, asa
n Present, Frederick " 6lc0t5, EsQ.s y 3iQRs
.TTPON ne petitio0 Of Trunnhn Kilbofn,
Y shewjng 20 this Court that ~ n guardian
of Abhe Wilmot and Willis Wilmot. Of said
town Of LitchHeld. both minors and that said
minors are Jointly Interested il fee.simpIe III
three tracts 81 land lying in said town 81 Izllth
helds one containing 3 acres quarters aud 50
rods one l2 acres and Is rods, anA one !
acres aud 60 rods, heing the same fsAkts 81
land which were distributed u the heirs 81
Willis Wilmot, deceased, - The dis,Fibutlon q
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s2.OCc2'9G Us, 'C.

Which they will try ~, sell IS low as their
neighbors. and 90 - favorable terms. 81
Litck feid, May 10 4s
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-06-14

IelD Haeen UNI "a, 1852
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-12
VOICE on PENNSLYVANIA.

EXTRACT OF \ LETTER TO The EDITORS, DATED
m Harrisburg Jtue 1St, 1882.
The enclosed resolutions have just passed the House
Representatives unanimously:
RESOLUTIONS relative protective duties and the Bank
Of The United States
Resolved, by the Senate and House of
oil the Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania i'm General Assem-
bly, met, That view with the most serious
sion any attempt lessen the restrictions upon e impor
taon oil any articles OF foreign manufactures or proiuc
uon which may compete with articles Of similar growth
production, or manufacture OF the u s.
Ahd he 1t further resolved by the authority aforesaid
mat reduction OF duties upon articles the like of which
are neither manufactured produced i'm the United States
or which does notmateay affect the industry of the conn
Try would meet the appreciation of constituents
Aud be further resolved by the authority aforesaid
mat the people OF Pennsylvania can consent TO an
abandonment of the protective system.
And be further resolved by the authority aforesaid That
reduction OF the revenue becomes we should
prefer prohibition of the introduction articles of foreign
pilc ana productions the like of which successful
manufacturing and producing, 10 any reduction upon
projected articles which produce and manufacture
as chcapiy AMI as good amongst ourselves.
Ana be IT further resolved by the authority aforesaid
nat we view the American System, as whole which
requires the united concentrated operation Gifts
against all attempts attack in detail and that no stems
should be taken preserve portion oft at the
of another.
AND be 1t further resolved by the authority aforesaid
That the confidence of one interest i'm the aid and fellow
ship of another is the true shield of safety of the friends Of
me protected industry and that such confidence should be
cultivated and relied on throughout the Union.
And be 1t further resolved by the authority aforesaid
NAT connected as the prosperity of agriculture and manu-
actures are with the successful financial operations and
sound currency OF the country view the speedy re-
carerng OF the Bank of the United States as of vital inn
por,ance to the public welfare.
And be it iurtler resolved by the authority aioresa
mat the Governor be requested TO transmit these reso-
IONS TO our representatives in Congress- he laid before
their respective bodes.-P hiindelphia Sentinel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-12

By i.s Governor qf the COMMONWEALTH Of Virginia.
A PROCLAMATI0N.-Whe Il appears from an
IA indictment found by the County Court Of Bedford
that certain Charles Marshall Jones, did the 3Oth
cember, 1881, murder Mr.. Edward Sayre, by shooting
and other voence that said Charles Marshall Jones has
been baed by the Examining Court and has forfeited his
ecognzance and under the charge Of MURDER the Grand
Jury upon the indictment preferred on him, returned "a
true Ban the said Charles Marshall Jones still be-
lieved to be in Frederick Fauqucr county:--Now,
therefore, John Floyd, Governor Of the calth
OF Virginia, do hereby offer reward of Three Hundred
Dollars, to any persons who will apprehend and
convey to the Jail Of Bedford County, the said Charles
Marshall jones' and do, moreover, require all officers
civil and military, and exho the good people of the Com
monwcah, to their best endeavors the said
fugitive TO be appehended that he may be dealt with as
the law directs.
Given under my hand Governor and under the lesser
[Seal seal of the Commonwealth at Richmond, this
2Sth day Of May, 1882. JOHN FLOYD.
Charles Marshall Jones is about % years old and quito
slender made, dark hair, fair skin, thin face, little
cckled sharp thin lips and has lost about half of
the fore finger OF the left hand is probably about feet
or Sinches high s-w4w June g.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-12

N CHANCERY-VIRGG a court held for
u Prince Edward county, March 2Oh 1892;
Archibald william, Peyton, George Nj. and Giles Flu
qua and Thomas Lgon PITTS.
against
Emmeline NJ, Elizabeth r.. Mary A. s.. William r
John g. and Samuel A. Smith, infants, by VIM. r Smith,
their special guardian, and the said William r. Smith,
Dens
Peyon Fuqua, one of the painiTs and commissioner
in this cause, having departed this life, on The motion of
the other parties, Archibald Fuqua adm'or of the said
Peyton Fuqua, decd is made party defendant in this
suit and the said Archibald Fuqua admor Of Pcyion Flu
qua, not having entered his appearance and given
" according to act Of Assembly and the rules of this
Court and happening TO the satisfaction of the court that
the said Archibald Fuqua, ad'or Of Peyton Fuqua decd,
IS not an nhabtant Of this State the motion Of the
plaintiffs by counse-Iti is ordered, that the said Archibald
fuqua adm Peyion Fuqua deed, do appear here
the FIRST day Of July court next, and the plain
tits bl and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
in some of the public newspapers published in the
city Of Richmond for months successfully, and also
posted at the front door Of the court house of this county
Teste, -. J. WORSHAM, elk.
May 4. 1i6-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-12

IN pursuance to order Of the County Court Of Eliza
n beth City, bearing date February 3d. 1892 will be
let TO he highest bidder at the street in the town Of
Hampton, the 26h day Of June next the Ferry from
Hampton TO Norfolk for the term Of FIVE years. the
to give bond and security according tolaw.
WILLIAM T.. MOORE Sheriff T.. G. G
May rs. 5-wt26tbJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-12
SAMUEL CAssrDr, Esq.

Opposition understanding. -An Opposition Editor says
he understands that majority of the members Congress
from Virginia have out in opposition the nornna-
ton OF MIR. Van Buren,, and have written to MIR. Bar.
bonr requesting him TO stand candidate for the Vice
Presidency He does not condescend inform his
what has produced this understanding Que thing how
ever, very certain that the who believes word of
either must think the Virginia members Congress are
devoid OF common sense, or is himself possessed of very
shallow undeTSfdndino.-B Rem
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-12

Upon that subject have expressed my mind freely 10 my
friend Mr. Potts, whom wish you to consult.
Before the rejection of Mr. Van Buren,, his friends in
New York gave decided indications of their disposition
promote tho views OF New Jerseyand trust under this
new aspect of things, all will be disposed TO promote the
views Of his friends, and TO with them in greatest
hdence and cordially. Ii were member of the Con-
venton should do all in my power to promote the nom
nation Of Mr.. Van Buren,.
l am, with great respect, your ob't servant
NJ. DICKERSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-12
R'OETE'RSY.
fI0m. sal LG ,! !, M9a!ly Magazine.
NucH Yrr nrNAiNs uN,uNa.N


From the London MoAthly Magazinc.l
TIE CONNAl.ESCENT.
we sometimes Gni disease strip IDEAS
tho flames OF Gvcr images to dus
n confusion" which seemed to be sas if soysd
Bi2Athc gently breath, Npof this wasted Frame
Ihpu breeze Of spug that .tirs tho lewy air!
breathe, gently breathe. for io,er's rcsiicss 1o.io
Hath lons been madians tierc!
Non vale how sweet, 'ris fairy spell
Binds nay soul llarc, aul bid me toljlv gaze.
h1tA. twas votc ttt muruuI a ilifgI IA tho doll
Ani splka oGhipps iuys!
Ani who're are .hrys-o thousand vi,;ops pass
\ Thousand llintoms melting into dir
Hast tiou records, oh! hear!-Alas.
Alal ia vacant, tlcro!
WHY sluni5cti memory In its depths unknown?
Wake, sNcrt rn,rmhlancoi ere the doom DO
Long hath this heat beon dcsolutr AMI louc--
oh! bring mo back Co the past.
Roll back, thou tile of being! Break your rest
lie ltht Winsd drc1ms AMI from that slumbcr
Oh all ~ dark'nng IN this drcrty breast
Couio-anl light up the heart
IRIS plst-tlc tic hath burst, Away. bright vale,
I've NO communion with thee! all is flown,
Then coni,, Wild Fancy wizard tale
some memory orthinc own!
Wing wayward thought thy lone mysterious way!
Mount through all marvellous plain
thc WinJs!--the melancholy iuoon---nway!
There's madness my brain
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-12
SpEED OE rHE MAIIs


letter from Batavia, Cermont county, Ohio, distant
nearly five hundred miles from Washington, dated 18th
MAY, 1882 saws:
1--WE have now daily mail through here, which is a
great accommodation. We receive news iron,oW ashng-
ton in fOu days The coalition are wonderfully alarmed
Tor fear that MIR. Barry will produce earthquakes if he
ratuc' TIE snge wheels the mountains and valleys
so inconsderaiely. They think he hates the name of
Gay SO MUCH that he does just out of spite TO the poor
edTh' Please give this hint 10 John Holmes, that he
may RAISE committee 10 investigate IT'D.
PToscriptionP-The Globe publishes list of the Of
hcers and clerks in the Departments Washington as
compared with 1929 when General Jackson went into Of
nee FROM this list IL appears that under the last admin
istratlon there 2I7 Clay men, 55 Jacksonmen and
now ~ Clay and III Jackson only Shetcing majority
oO Gay men at this time! a beautiful commentary
truly upon the slang OF the three last wears
III Is curious TACT that Notwithstanding the noise made
about removals. SC sc there are at this very time in me
STATE Department 10 Clay men and but 10 Jackson In
me Treasury Clay men, and but Jackson In the of
nee OF FIRST AUDITOR Ill Clay and but Jackson-o Third
Auuior, Ia Clay and but Jacksonof Second Auditor
Clay, aud but Jackson-of Fifth Auditor 7 Claw and
Out Jackson-ot Treasurer, Clay, but Jackson Re-
giser IL Clay, but Jackson-General Land Office II
Clay, but Jackson-War Department, 26 CLAW but
Jackson-Navy Department, 10 Clay, but Q Jackson
Onher the administration OF Adams and CLAY there
were 3OI clerks OF whom 80 Jackson and 27 Claw
majority OF Clay 1927 Under the administration of &C.
neral Jackson there 3I4 clerks of whom ~ are lack
son and 1917 Clay; majority of Clay men so! Mark The
dlerence Under the last administration there were but
% jackson clerks out of S02under the present admins
tra,ion there 1877 Clay clerks of 34 At whose
door VIII properly lay the charge of representation" Don't
all speak at Ce!--HeRfisci-Y Ga=
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-12
CoNfMIss1oNER's OFFICE,
D,eI,,o,,y Ar, nm 1890

- IIIcHHOnU, .IIuy I4IH, Iooz J
The parties concerned in the execution OF the foregoing
order, are hereby notified that have appointed Monday,
the Odd June next the same; at witch time
they will attend before at my Office, the Capitol in
The City of Richmond, on the matters so referred.
VIM. G. PENDLETON, Com'r
May % 4,w1w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-12

q ALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY In pursuance
~ oi Decree OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancey for the county of Nelson pronounced in
the case OF Rives against Austin and Others the under
signed as Commissioner viii proceed TO sell the Varie
y Mills in the county of Nelson Wednesday the 18th
day OF Iuy next to the highest bidder on credit of one
two three and four yearsthe purchaser or purchasers
giving bonds with approved security and of rus
the Of Riyes Murphy consisting of the va
rey Mills tract of land containing ALL lI6S acres up-
on which are Mills, Tan lard Dislery DIV cling house
&c. There are two Mills: Merchant Mill containing
two pair OF Burs in good order and ready 10 receive the
next crop OF wheat the other Grist Mill, containing one
paro Esopus Stones also in good order. The Tan
is in good order and every convenience for carrying on
the business extensively part of the land is very vau
are most oil 1t yet to clear and portion of first rate
tobacco and-Also at the same place and the same
day, tract OF land lying within mile of Nelson Court
house, and adjoining the lands of Lunsord Loving and
others, containing 260 acres the greater part of il heavily
imbered Also another tract lying in the county of ell
son. adjoining the lands of Benjamin Car others
containing 339 acres Also, lot adjoining the town Of
New Market, on which there is lumber-house.
And on Friday the Goth day of July next the subscri-
Der will sell in the town of Bent Creek in the county
buckingham, the above terms, the interest held by
Rves and Murphy in the following valuable property
an undivided twohd interest in three of land adj
joining each other, containing eight acres hundred
and ten and hall acres, and sixty five acres upon which
are Merchant Mills, Saw Mill Grist Mill Distilery.
Dwelling house, &c. The Mills in complete repair,
and are perhaps, the best in the upper country being
situated in fine wheat country upon never falling
stream-Also, an undivided two-third of Lot OF Land
adjoining the above containing Acre-Aso an undi-
ved two-hird of Tract OF Land, adjoining the town oil
Bent Creek, which stands Lumber House supposed
to contain fourth of Acro.Aso an undivided two.
third part of town lot supposed contain fourth OF
an Acre-Also, undivided wo-hird interest i'm Tract
OF Land lying in the county of Buckingham near the wa
tiers OF James River, containing 200 acros-Also the
whole of the following tracts, all lying in the county
Buckingham-one tract containing PIG acres, or three
miles from the town of Bent Creek, the of Bent
Creek.AO, tract containing ID acres, the waters
OF Bent Creek-Also, tract containing 93 acres bought
by Rives and Murphy from Nj. Pendleions legatees-a
mir foFh
The property lying in the county of Buckingham, will
be shewn by Andrew White, residing the Bent Greek
Mills and that in Nelson, by Alexander Brown, residing
at the Variety Mills. MAYO CABELI,
May 10 2-w8w Commissioners
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-12

N CHANCERY --YIRGINIA.---At rules taken in the
"a Clerks Office of Prince Edward County Court the I'd
day of April, 1892
Thweatt s. Miller, Plaintiffs
against
Henry Y. jenkins, William NJ jenkins, William Hat.
ten and Elizabeth his wife, Obadiah Jenkins Samuel Nor
and Ann his wife, Samuel jenkins, Richard Jenkins
Frances Jenkins, Martha jenkins, Mary jenkins and Tho
mas Jenkins, Defendants
The defendants, William Hatten and Elizabeth his wife,
not having entered their appearance and given security
according TO act OF the General Assembly and the rules
OF this Court and it appearing that they ntab-
tans OF this Stateon the motion of the plaintiffs, by
COUNSEL IT is entered at rules aforesaid and accordingly
ordered that the said defendants, VIM Hattcn and Eliza
beth his wife do appear here the first day of September
Court next, and the plaintiffs blk and that CO.
Ply OF this order be forthwith inserted in of the
public newspapers published in the city of Richmond for
two months successfully and also posted front door
Of the courthouse of this county
Tese, b. j. WORSHAM elk
May 25. 5-wsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-12

The parties interested, hereby notified that have
appointed Friday the 9th day of July next carry the
foregoing order into effect on which day they request
ed 10 attend my office at Dennise amelia coun-
ty at nine O'Clock, A. Nj. with sch accounts and other
papers as they may wish to I'll sin the settlement.
FAEfUS LAWSON, Com'r
Nav o. Awa,,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-12
Camden Journal Office,

-, - South Carolina June 9, 1892
bEATH OF GENERAL SUMrER.-A few hours after
dea OF TINS venerable relic of revolutionary gory-at
once The patriot and the patriarch of his counys history
re died at his residence South Mount Yesterday at II
o'clock NJ full Of years and full of honors The ndisno
sion which closed the days of SUMTER was sudden and
unlocked Tor We have no time TO say more and hardly
nave the une even to record the melancholy fact Full
Justice will be done hereafter to the character of the a
liant soldier, and the unspotted patriot
ii handsome o6er.-We understand that the owners Of
me Line OF Packets, known by the title of LoNpoN
iAckErs' aware that Mr. Van Buren, about to re-
turn to his native land generously offered him token 0
respect Tor his WORTH and admiration of his patriotic acts
5e enre cabin OF one Of the finest ships OF their line
proceeding to the Continent of Europe was comneIled 70
deCilne this generous offer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-12

MIOTlCE.-There will be sold at the Tavern OF VIM.
~ D. Fitch, in the town Of Charlottesville on Friday
the 2zd day Of June next (and should that be bad day.
then the next good day thereafter, Sunday excepted)
all the shares Of stock the Rvanna Navigation Compa-
n.y. held by persons who have not paid the full amount Of
calls made said shares, amounting to dirty dollars
each sbare.--By order Of the Board Of Directors.
DANIEL r. CARR, Treasurer,
Rirorna ,Naeigation Company.
Nav Is 2-wtds
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p. PoINDExTER, ok.
CONFECTIONERY OFFIcE,

CbeslefIleId .. IT. ApriI OH, 1872. 3
The parties interested in the execuonof the order, arc
hereby notified that have appointed the I'd day Of July
1892 take the several therein referred TO- az
which time, they hereby required to attend before
me at my Office, at Chesterfield Courthouse with the
necessary accounts vouchers &c 10 enable me to per-
form the duty required by said order.
LAWSON NUNNALLY Comm'r.
April a. 113-wSw.