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D virtue OF a trust deed executed bv Thomas n ~.
NE and Susan his wife, bearing date the 9Th day of
J1y 1924 and of record in the County Court of Gouccs
er or purposes therein expressed, shall Trustee Of
fer for sale, Gloucester Court house ON SATURDAY. Tho
SIN day oil December next 10 the highest bidder for cash
tract OF land, containing from ninety TO one hundred
acres on which there comfortable improvements for
small family, and also two likely young negroes or so
much Of said property may be necessary to answer the
purposes of said trust. MANN PAGE T,rustee
November 27. re w,I
December 6, 1892
u The above sale is postponed 10 Monday the 7th Of
January T64-wtd1 Dec "a
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE-In obed
ence to the last will and testament of Thos Broken
9fough dec offer Tor sale two story brick House and
Lot IN the village OF Mount Sidney in the county of Au-
gusa If not previously disposed of by private sale,
shall oiier The said property at public auction on the pre-
Of Sale: One fourth of the purchase money to he maid
in cash. aud the balance in two equal instruments in and
months TO DO secured by negotiaiable notes with am
approved endorser, and deed of on the
Persons wishing to purchase may communicate with
by letter, post paid, at this place
JOHN w. BROCKENBROUGH
.4ctins Er'Or Of Thos. Brockenbrough, dec
Richmond, Dec. l5. 657J
0Tho Stounton Spectator will publish above advertisement
for collection. ' - ''S 0"'0o
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81 Dan REWARD ---Solen from ariish K Alassie's
p AV store, in Goociaud, a BAY MARE, M
wards OF i've feet high, her right hind loot white scar
on he' et hnd leg sink apparently in the skull bone
under her lore top and saddle spot her lett sides
Is eght or iine years Old. !hc above reward will he
gwen Tor the detection of the hie dollars for the
delivery Ct the m'rc TO me.
ANDERSON w BRADSHAW
December 1S. 66 20
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Williamsburg, Dec. 7, 1882. 6io

~ clerks otce oil the county court of Buckingham, on
Monday the third day of December, 1882:
Zane Pryor, Plaintiff
against
Langson S Pryor Banister s. Pryor, Zach BIPryor
Wn' > Pryor. John c. Pryor, Nicholas b. Pryor, chill
Iren anu heirs OF David Pryor. Decd and John Randolph
Jefferson and Monroe johnson, of Mickey johnson
decd, who was daughter of tho said David Pryor. dec
- Defendants.
The defendants, Zach. b. Pryor John c. Pryor, Ncho
las b. Pryor. John Randolph Jefferson and Monroe John
son. not having entered their appearance given Sc
curly according TO The Act OF Assembly and the Rules Of
this court aud it appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they arc not inhabitants OF this counryt is ordered that
the said absent defendants do appear here the FIRST ay
oil May term next and answer the bill of the plaintiff
and that copy of this order be forthwith, inserted in some
newspaper published in the city of Richmond for two
months successfully and posted at the door OF the
court house OF this county. A copv Tese
ROLFE ELDRIDGE, G. b. c.
Dec. 10. OK g
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N CHANCERY YGRGINIA.-In Chescrfie Id Coun-
" ~ Court November 18th, 1892
Robert Belcher and Sarah his wife Thomas Belcher in
his own right, and as administrator of Archibald c. Fer
gusson, deceased and his wife Elizabeth John d. Baugh
and Frances L. his wife, John Roberts and his wife Nan
cy B., and Mary Hatcher, late Mary Ferguson, Pitts
against
John Ferguson Aaron Ferguson, and william Fer
gusson, Dcfs
and given security according TO the Act Of Assembly, and
The rules Of this Court and it appearing the satisfaction
OF the Court, that they not inhabitants Of this Com
nonwcalth the motion of the compliments by coun-
sell is ordered that the defendants do appear here on
the second Monday In February next, and answer tho
compainants bill, and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted in Of the public newspapers printed
in the city OF Richmond for two months successivey and
also posted at the front door of the Court House Of this
county. Copy Tese,
LAWSON NUNNALLY, d. c.
nov. ~ 57-wSw
VHN1E subscribers beg leave 10 inform the public thss
a they will open their MACHINE SHoP between this
and Christmas, where they will be in readiness TO serve
the public in manufacturing all Of articles for
Agricultural purposes among which will be WHEAT
THREsHNG MACHINES upon the best construction, up
on the following terms, to wit -
Portable or Stationary Machines kept in repair
One year for 81 55,
Two years Sl60,
Three years $40,
-Four years $50.
They will their Machines 10 tresh canal 10 any
ia the United States They humby solicit the public for
heir patronage All orders addressed DdUis HoiHs,
IN Fredericksburg, Fa,will be promptly attended TO.
DAVIS 4 HOLMs.
RECOMMENDING, Nov. % 7-w4H
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RRoAD ROCK SPRING RACES, Isss.-A,wssn.
- stake open and will close the LIST day Of January
mile heats (or year od)-entrance 800, half forfeit
seven subscribers now; John He.h, William winn VIM
~; west; william !. Egeston, James =. Harrison, ir
1onn NJ Bolts, and James L. Garrison Subscribers will
Peasc make her entries known by the LIST Of Jan. 1888
Also post stake for ) years old mile beas-en,ranc.
Sioo or Pour or more TO make race and close by
he hrst oil April next. There are now 3 subscribers.
No. . JOHN BELchIiER, pr0prie,0r'.
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NVIlCE'--Was committed to the Jail Of Prince viii
nam county, Virginia, ON the Sh day of June last
SIX feet high yellow complexion, between We ami
hy Years OF age; he is well known this negbborhood
ne .o'nerIy belonged TO Mr. Cooper of this county;
about six back he sold to trader and was ,a
ken to the State OF Louisiana as the negro sates) and
rom hence he was taken TO Havana, and there set nj IL
oer'y; no has no papers Of emancipation The owner
Is requested to come forward with proper authcntica-
uoms ana get his property; otherwise he will be dealt
August 81 o., %
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NOTlCE.--Any person DESTROYS of oblaninc first rate
Booded Stock OF Horses, would do well 10 call ON
me very soon either in by letter. by delay
GeSt bargains might be lost propose sell or trade
the following horses The well known and fine booded
horse Murdoch (by Sir Chares his dam by the imported
Bedford out OF Bell Air; she Of Shark; she out of
Wildare; she out of Lexington; she out of jolly
Roger; she out of Spanking Roger out Of the old inn,
ported mare Miss Bell, years old last Spring. s feet
inches high His colts large, Of fine form and colour
!hree year old Johanna colt, beautiful bay feet
inches high; his dam by old Forizel, dam by the inn
ported Robin Redbreas & dam Pandora, by Lamplght-
er' { e dam by the imported Shark, & & dam by
orea imported horse Shock. two year old colt, and
Two year old hy last Spring, by Murdoch out of Sir
charles mares OF first rate blood. One sorre colt wear
old last Spring, by Murdoch Charles mare Two
mares i'll ioa by Murdoch of which the dam of the
johanna colt named above, whose colts have sold for good
prices to Mr. VIM r. Johnson and others
CHARLES c. GRAVES.
IN H. Letters to me may he directed Chesterfield
Court House, Virginia T4S-w,0 Oc,ober 81
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Ia OUISA COURT HOUSE FOR SALE.-In pursu-
ID ance OF three several deeds of trust the first execut-
ed by John NJ. Price and Elizabeth c. his wife TO Garrett
NJ Quarles and Charles Y Kimbrough as Trustees bear
ing date the 18th day of September 1925 and duly ac-
knowedged by said Price and wife, and recorded i'm the
Clerks Office Of Louisa County Court conveying one un-
divided moiety OF land lying in Louisa county adjoining
the lands OF is Beadles M Baker and Others being the
lands OIL which Louisa Court House is situated containing
three hundred and ninety four acres or less the Sc
cond deed executed by the said John NJ Price and Eliza
beth u his wife to John Hunter and John r. Quaries as
trustees dated the 2lst day Of June 1925 and duly ac
knowledged by said Price and wife, and recorded in the
Clerks Office, aforesaid, conveying the interest of said
Pce ana wie in and to the tract OF land which Louisa
Court House s situated being moety OF said tract
which was purchased by said Price and Charles Tbomp
son. @ OF Henry Lawrence, which said tract is supposed
to contain three hundred and ninety acres Also the follow
ing slaves to wit: Gregory, Mat, Lewis Charity, Carter
Sarah, Martha, Judy and Nelson; and the third deed
executed by the said John NJ. Price John r. Quarles
and Charles Dabney trustees, dated the 10th day of
November, 1881, and duly acknowledged by said John
NJ Price, and recorded in the Clerks Once aforesaid
conveying certain tract parcel of land, lying i'm
Louisa county, adjoining the lands of Waddy Lipscomb
and others, called and known as the Court House tract
containing 392 acres The named in the said deeds
or one OF them, will, the Ilb day Of February next
at Louisa Court House upon the premises proceed TO sell
at public auction, Tor cash, TO the highest bidder i'm order
TO satisfy the purposes Of the before named deeds of trust
IN the order ~ which they have been recorded with all the
costs ana expenses attending the recording and executing
the said deeds the aforementioned lands and slaves with
the increase Of the slaves since 2st June 1928 accord
ing TO the directions of said deeds The trustee mr. trustc
that may act, will convey only such title 10 the pur
chaser purchasers (only) vested in them though
the same is believed TO be good. THE TRUSTEES
Louisa, 24th November, 1892 6s-vtds
NOTICE.-All persons having claims against lhe Is
tate OF Rob Johnston, decd or against the Agency
lately carried on lorhim by James NJ Johnston are desiT
ed 10 present them to the undersigned; those indebted
to the same, are requested to make speedy payment
Peter Johnston Is authorised TO receive and grant re.
leases, Tor any money paid on account Of said debts
ANDREW WHITE,
ANDREW JOHNSTON,
Executors Of Robert Johnston, deed.
nov oV s8-WAW
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~ GORGE RI. MATTHEW'S, Atornev at I'm, b..
N removed to Buckingham Court House He viii
continue 10 attend the Courts Of Buckingham Prince Ed
ward and Cumberland. I64-w4w1 Dee 49,
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H - i'm
"a his own right, and executor of Aaron Purdo do
ceased and as late administrator OF Edmund Purde de-
ceased, pIa;n,1
against
John PGn'e, Jeremiah Baugh and Polly his wife, late
rory fuidle' Sally wilkinson, late Puie Aaron Purdie
Robertson, - Gahnaway and Polly w his wife late
itooer.son Lawson Forsee, Seth w Flournoy and Sally
MS "i'e' ate forsee Charles Forsee, and Thomas Fin
ney, late Sheriff OF Chesterfield County and as such adj
49,, " i, VI E,zaoeth Iurdle, decd, Defts
nc circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancery for
Chesterfield county, the 29i day of August last bav
ing anong other things ordered and decreed that the un-
derSgned Commissioners should examines state and settle
accounts OF Thomas Purdie and Edmund Purdic a, eve
cutors oil Aaron Purlie deceasedthe accounts of Tho
mas Purde, as administrator OF Edmund Pudie deceas
ed-and the accounts of Thomas Finney late Sheriff of
Oheserhed county, and such administrator of Elizabeth
Purde deceased The parties interested are therefore
nolied that have appointed the 18th day of December
1852 at O'Clock, A M, TO the settlement OF
The SAID accounts at which time they are hereby reouir
ed to attend before at my Office Chesterfield Court
House with The several accounts and proofs necessary to
enable me 10 perform the said duties.
LAWSON NUNNALLY, M. c.
A>o'' To- 54-wtlSD
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JOHN III. HASKINS, :
BENZ. MOODY,
w. HALL, and
THOMAS GRAVES

N observation-disclosures Rules holden ir,
u the Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of
Law anu Ch"hcery Tor the county of Cumberland at the
House OF said county, from the Sd to the sil DAYS
oil September inclusive, in the year 1882:
Maurice Langhorn, jr., Complt
against
BOSNIA Hatcher, Martin r. Hatcher, Henry Hatcher
""T DeJah'n IL ocruggs, Defts.
his appearance and given security according to the Act of
Assembly and the rules of this Court and appearing by
satisfactory evidence, that he is not nhabant Of th,
county, 1t is ordered, that the said defendant Martin r.
Hatcher do appear here, the first day the next April
ieTin and answer the amended bill Of the Complainant
and That copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the city of Richmond for two.
months successfully and also posted the front door of the
Court House of this county
a Copy Teste, JOHN DANIEL G. e. q
4'ovehoer' q 5l-wSw-
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N ChANCERY -vIRGINIA.-In Amelia County
Rylsnd Miller, Clement crute and Sally his wife, for
meriy Sally Miller, Datney p. Miller, Nj nv b. Miller
Martha NJ MILLER, Audelso Miller Charlton Miller ard
Armisead Miller, the six last of whom 81 infants who
sue by Ky land Miller, their friend Virginia Nj Wo-
mack, Ju III W. !" omack, ana Nathan Worna,k infant
children OF Charles Womack aud Elizabeth Wonack de-
ceased, formerly Elizabeth Miller, who sue by the said
tiares "omdck, their father, and next friend all of
whom are co'heir OF Dabney Miller dec late of Amelia
county, (omnIainan,s
against
Mary Miller, widow and relic Of Dabney Miller. de-
ceased John Webster, sheriff of Amelia and as such adj
mnistrator, with the will annexed OF Dabncy Miller de-.
ceased, William Miller, Thomas Miller, and Virginia
Miller children OF William Miller and late of Tennessee
, Defendants
This day came tile plaintiffs by their coun ell and filed
th:lr bill; and the defendants, William Miller Thomas
Miller, and Virginia Miller, not having entered their APP
peatahce, and given security according the OF AS
senOly and rules OF this court aud appearing TO the
us action oil his court that they inhabitants OF Ills
commonwealth Oh motion OF The plaintiffs by their coun-
sell Is ordered, ;ha the said defendants do appear here
ON Tie Ia Thursday in February uex and answer the
OIL oil The plalnils otherwise the will take the same
ior confessed, and decree accordingly: and that copy
oil his order DO forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in he city of Richmond, for two months sue
cesvey aud posted the front door of the court hoase
OF his county, on two successive court days
Copy. Tesie, JOHN +. Ii Ugh, C. AC
December IL. t3-wsw
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w ANIED 10 take charge OF six boys, Teacher ca
wv Paolc oil lnstructng them in the rudments of Eng
sI Latin and the other branches of School Education
10 person thus qualified and bringing with him saisac
tory testimonials, as 10 character and ability situation
VIII De Afforded in healthy part of the country, and in a.
oesraoe neighbourhood For further particulars apply
d. lnls ONCE Dec. Is. 66-2awtlJan
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tons from the state of New Hampshire, rec
commended the adoption of the following reso'
luton, in which recommendation the House
honoured.
Resolped By the House Of Representatives.
(the Senate concurring herein) That our Sena
tors in Congress be instructed, and our Repre-
sentative requested TO endeavor) to procure
the passage of law for the more perfect OF
ganization of the militia of the several states
The bill to abolish the Office Of State hecor
der was taken up and passed.
The House went into committee OF the whole
(Mr. CARRIco In the Chsir) on the resolutions
offered by Mr.. CARTWRIGHT, in dlsapprobatr' Il
IF the doctrine of Modification, and having spen
some time therein, rose and recommended +
the House 10 adopt in lieu of the resolutions
prnpused, the preamble and resolutions iron
the Senate on the same subject. The resolu
tions as proposed to be amended were laid o
the rabte; and on motion OF Mr.. SEMPLE =
Joint committee of seven appointed to take thu
subject under consideration, andreport to both
Houses.
The bill for a road from Baid's Ferry to
the Des MONIES Rapids was taken up and pas
lsed.
| The Bill for an act concerning enclosures,
was read ID time, and committed to selec;
|committce-and the bill to amend an act con-
corning Justices of the Peace, read %
time and ordered to be printed.
The bill for road from Springtieldto Bairds-
iowa, was read Sd time, ind ordered TO be en-
crossed.
The bill to authorize tie Governor to sub
scribe for work therein mined, was read a I'd
time and referred to select committee.
Adjourned.
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to taxation as soonas SUN.
The House vent into committee OF the
whole Mr. TAYLd in the Chair) on the bill to
repeal the act recurring auctioneers, pedlars
&c. to take out licnse and amended the bill by
striking out all afer the enacting clause, which
amendment was oncurred in by the House.
Adjourned.
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whom was referred the petition of sundry Cit.
zens of VermilioD county, reported a bill to au-
lhorise the petitioners to build bridge across
the Vermlion at Danvile.
Bills passed. To establish state road from
Springfe to Bairdstown To change part
Of the State road leading from Carmi to Shaw
|neetown.-An act for the relief Of Hugh NJ.
Weed.
Mr.. CARRrco, on leave obtained, introduced
bill to change part of the state road leading
from Shelbyvile to Paris, and for other purpo-
ses-read and ordered to second reading.
The bill from the Senate, to establish road
from MI Carmel 10 Palestine, via Lawrence-
vile, was taken up, read and ordered to Sc
|cond reading
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SENATE.

thursday, Lee. w.
The Senate wa called to order at 10 o'clock.
Mr.. SNYDER, finn the Judiciary committee
to whom was referred the bill to amend an act
concerning the daties of Attorney General,
reported the same without amendment-read
and ordered to be narossed:
Mr.. Ew1se from the joint select committee,
directed to examine and endeayor to obtain a
full sediment of the accounts of the late
TreasurG, reported that the committee had
prepare a bill for the purpose intended, which
was inprogress in the other House.
Blu passed-Bill from the House of Rep
resenhtives to establish a road frotl Boards
ferry 10 the Des Moines Rapids-io locate
a ROAD from Springfield to Beardstowa.
The Senate concurred in the resolution adop-
ted BY the House, requesting the Executive to
correspond with the Executive of Indiana, rela-
tive to an appropriation to improve the navi-
CATION of the Wabash river.
y,
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from Marlborough ~ Alt'l. A.
YER s.ren act su8fiamr m4y 10 tie sa.se.
nctsta aiose Ae business the STATE bark en4
branches
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

UESDAY, DeC. 10.
Reports.-Mr SEMrLE, from the COMMITTEES
on Finance, to whom was referred the "Reve-
nue. Bill" reported the same without amends
ment-laid on the table and ordered to be prin
ted.
Mr.. BLACKWELL, from the select committe
appointed to examine the accounts of }. X
Taylor, submitted a report recommending tn,
passage of an act to authorize the treasurer IL
pay said Taylor 1888 ., for repairs Of tn
State House.
Mr.. BARNETT, from the select committee, "
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SENATE.
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 10.

w EDNESDAY, DEC. ~.
The Senate was called to order at 10 o'clock
M. Mills presented the petition Of seudry
citizens OF Wabash county, praying the Legis
ature to pass an act, to change part OF the
state road leading from MI. Carmel to Mays
ile-referred to the committee on Internal
Improvements.
Bills yeported.-By Mr.. McGEHEY-from
The committee on Education, to whom was re.
ferred the petition of citizens oil Crawford, a
|Di, to authorize a credit on sales of school
snds. Bv M. SNYDER-from the committee
i the Judiciary. TO amend an act concerning
Notaries Public.
Mr.. Davidson, from the select committee to
whom was referred the bill from the House, to
abolish the office of State Recorder, reported
the same without amendment-lald on the ta-
BILE and ordered to be printed.
Bills passed. To change part of the state
road from Vandalia to Atlas; To establish a
road from Balrdstown to Alton; To change
the name of the county seat of Knox county !;
To locate road from Pekin % the Vermilion !;
Ia repeal an act authorizing the commission
ers of Shelby county, to laya tax for certain
purposes; To establish road from Danville
10 Charleston, Coles county -and, to locate a
certain state road in the bill m,ntoned:
The bill from the House of Representatives
making partial appropriations fAe rules of the
Senate icing dispensed witty was read THREE
times and passed. IN
| The Senate also concurred lnthe memorial
tadopted by the House in relation,o the Cum
berland road, after striking out the3d resolu-
ton therein, which provides for the Passage Of
a law prescribing the conditions upon wNch the
state Will permit the road to be continued
AdIournel
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SENATE.

FRIDAY, DEC. Il.
!. Petitions presentd.-By Mr.. BIRD,-trnm
citizens of Tazewel county, praying the Lee
qlslature, to mem,rialize Congress to grant
presumption rights toone quarter section oil land,
to actual settlers for the period of three years.
Bills passed-"To amend the act relative to
the duties of Attorney General"-''fo author
ize the election of an additional Justice of the
Peace in Gallatin county"-'To locate state
road from Galena to Chicago
The Senate concursd in the resolution adopt
ed by the House, appointing joint committee
to examine the books, accounts and vouchers OF
the Auditors Office, and report thereon.
The Senate went into Committee of the
whole, on the bill to create additional judicia!
circuits, and having spent sometime therein,
rose and asked leave to set again, which was
not granted. On motion of Mr.. MATHER, the
bill was laid on the table.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
FRIDAY, DEC. q.
Petitions presented-By Mr.. BLACKWELL
from the committee ON Internal Improve
ments, a, instructed by resolution of the
House, reported memorial to Congress, pray
ing an appropriation to improve the harbor al
Chicago.-Mr. McClintoch, from The seec,
committee to whom was referred the petition Of
John Foley, sheriff of 10 Davis county, pray
ing compensation for expenses incurred in the
recapture of MADEIRA, a fugitive from justice
reported bill to pay the petitioner $24O, -read
and laid on the table.
Mr.. EDWARDS, from the select committe, te
whom Was referred the bill to regulate interest
on money, reported substitute which was
adopted, and the bill ordered to be printed.
Bills introduced-By Mr.. PIERcE-To re-
quire Judges of Probate to reside and keep
their offices at their respective county seats
BY Mr.. BLAcKwELL-declarin certain roads
therein named, state roads. BY MIR. BEELER
to establish a road from Ewingtcn to Shelby
vile. BY Mr. BLoCBUReER--to locate road