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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-18

SUPREME CoURr.-Tho Governor, i'm his Messrre
communicating tn" notice of the Attorney for the
Missionaries Of his intended application for further
process, expressed the same unquivocal resistance
to this usurpaon of sovereign rights as he has
heretofore recommended, and repeated his same
determination TO resist it TO the whole extent of
OF his author,y.-Sdranndh Gcoryian
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To William Watkins, and Younger
Watkins.

A you are not inhabitants of this Common.
"a wealth, we take this method of informing
you that the 9th. 25th, and 2Gth days of Janu,
airy, 1893, at tho tavern house Of entertain
ment OF Mrs. Elizabeth Fox, in King 60 Queen
County, between the hours Of ten in the morning.
and five in the evening, Of days, we shall tako
the dispositions of Harris Carlton. Edward Fox.
John Walker, James Basket, and Others to be read
rs evidence in suit now depending in fhe Circuit
Superior Court of Law and Chancerv for King &,
Queen County, wherein VIC are plaintiffs, and
James Govan, EXor Of Edwin Lumpkin, decd
Hugh Campbell, Sheriff of King q. Queen county.
to whom has been committed for administration
the estate OF Richard Lumpkin, decd, unadmini-
steTed oy the SAID Edwin Lumpkin, decd; Mary
.. furklns, Thomas Jordan, William t. Gibson,
solomon .. Kille, Susan Lumpkn, Richard Lump
sn' winter u. Lumpkin, Robert Saunders William
saunders, Catharino 6. Saunders, Patrick H.
n,1uu,mPkln, and his wife Deilah, Corbin Watkins
william Watts, admr of Richard Watkins, decd /;
[,oggy Lqinpkin, Samuel Augustus Lumpkin, Ca
marine Lumpkn, Sarah Emoa Lumpkin, and
yourselves are defendants, when and whore you
may attend, if you please.
ARCHEE BROWN,
LINNAEUS G. GATEWOOD,
dc ll-w4t Ex'ors of George SAUNDERS decd.
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yIttolesaIe 3ortres Currru1
RICHMOND, DEC. Is, 1892


STABLE ARTICLES.
Iodacco, leaf
fine, lUOlb. 6alo
good, 5 a6
fair, "a n 81
refused, 81 a 4
lugs, 3 a 81
nanufactured-
lstqualcavendish, lb35a4U
malltwist, no. /, llal3
no. 2, 10
Flour, city mills, &c
country, So
Wheat, l2OaI25c brisk
Corn, bush TIA
Coal, hes, for shipping 8a2O
inferior, II a 10
Cotton, 81 a "a
VARIOUS OTHER ARTICLES.
Beesrar, best, 10 a 20
Rutter, l2al7
BEEF, mess, Dbl. 10 SO
Bacon, 7',8
Cheese, Z a 81
CdndieS,tallow, mould, l3al4
sperm. 32a34
Ce6te, WI. green, l4AaI5
Rio, llall!
Java, white, Halls
ordinary qualities, lIlal2
Chocolate, no. !, l0aI8
CoppcraS, ID. 2Aa3
Fish, herrmgs, no. !, $50
shad, no. /, 81
mackcrel, no. I, 5 IS
do. 10. 2, 4 so
do. no. 3, 3
Fr"'t--raiSins, bunch, box,33
muscatcl,3a
Feathers, live geese, good, SO
Glass, window, sxlO, so feet,
2 10 l0xl2, do. 3
Gnnpo,0der, Dupont's, 5
Rogers 5
Hemp, Amer. , ton, 100 20
Hides, Spin, sun-dried, I6als
sailed, l2al5
igo,Sp'h1otant, lb125al75
Iron, Swedcs, ton, 80 a 80
English,, 50
American, so SIS
LarL, 9aIO
Lime, 81 IS
Leather, soal, l8asI
upper ] 75 a275
Lumber, clear, 1000 #. %.
merchantable, II al3
Mahogany, ST. Dom. h.lOal7
Bay, $ a 10
Molasses, gal. N. o. 81
w. India, generally, 32a37
Meal, bushel, 80
vans, cut, lib. 54a5A
Oil, linseed, gal. 81
tanners, bbl. lIi ais
sperm.winterpr.d. gal.IO5
do. summer do. 8OaS5
Oats, bush. 35a37
Plaster Of Par7s, ton, 4!
Pork, prime, Dbl. ia
mess, ii 50
Rice, Carolina, 44a4I
Sugar, loafl3aI7, lumpl2aI3I
N. o. brown, 100 lbs. 6a74I
st. CroiS, do. z! a iO4
muscovadoes, 7 a3Y
Salt, sack, Liv. filed, 2 25 |
groundalum, l 40
Saitpetre, lib. Sale |
Spirits
brandy,cognac, gal.I4aJs |
apple brandy, new, 38a4O |
peach do. IS n 90
rum, St.Croix&Ant. 6Ga9O
do. New England, 81
gin, Holland, IOjaII2
no. American, 30 a36
Whiskey, "a
Steel, German, lii l2al4
English b!is,ered, IL
Amer do. 54a6
Sho,, NJ
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NOTICE.-Tbe subscriber having duly quail
IN fed as the administrator of Josiah Hotchkiss,
decd in Hcnrico Court, and being DESTROYS TO close
his administration rs soon possible REQUESTS all
persons having Claims against hs intcstatc,, to
bring Thorn forward duly authorized us soon as
possible; and those indebted to said intcstatc are
requested to make immediate payment.
nov l7-lawlSc JOHN DUNLEY
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HN CHANcERY-VIRGINGA:--A racs held in the
n clerks Office of the circuit superior court of
law and chancery for Louisa county, on the 5th
day of October 1882: Philip Smith, plaintiff against
John White and William White, defendants.
The defendant William White, not having enter.
ed his appearance, and given security according to
the act of assembly and the rules of this court and
II appearing by satisfactory evidence, that bo is
not an inhabitant Of this commonwealth, on mo-
ton OF the plaintiff, it is ordered, that the said de-
PENDANT, William White, do appear before the Judge
OF our said court, at the courthouse of our said
county, on the tenth day Of April next, chat being
the first day of the next term Of said court and
answer the plaintiffs bill; and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub
lished in the city Of Richmond for two months sue
cessivey and posted at the front door of the court
house Of this county. Copy. Teste,
O5 JOHN HUNTER, {. l.. c. s. L. &C.
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MIneraIOgY and Geolooy.

HIIIcTaIOSY ana Zoology.
WfAMlLIAR LESSONS on MineraIopv and
"A Geology, desingned fer the Use of younp
persons and Lyceums, in vols. BY Isaac Kellv
ing, with lessons in Botany" Volume LIST. includ.
ing lessons in Mincralogy and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
published for sale by Il. l. SMITH.
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Messrs. Isaac Burnett, Samuel Parrish, James
Allison, and Henry Garnet:
a NENILEMEN-Asy you are not inhabitants of
M this State, you will please take natice Thai
shall, on the third Saturday in December next
at the store OF Thos. Walker 81 Go. in King e. Oneen
county, between tho hours of sunrise and sunset
proceed to take the dispositions of Hugh Campbell
and others; and on the second MONDAY in Jannory
next, at King g. Queen court house the denos;,;ony
OF Robert Pollard, and others; and on the fourth
Saturday in December next, at Miller's Tavern in
Essex county, take the dispositions of William A
Garnett ind others, all of which are intended n he
reau as evidence IN a suit depending in the
chancery court of King 81 Queen, wherein Rich
ard Bagby is plaintiff, and you and r,yself are do
PENDANTS: If the dispositions should not be finished
at each pIacs in day, thew will be conf;nuod g.
day to day until finished (Sundava eIcontcdI
can attend at either of the above places if Won
proper. Respectfullv
MUSCoE GARNETT.
king d Queen, Va Nov. 10th, 1s32.-w4ts
a CLASSICAL SCHOOL.-fhe School at Long
" Creek, Louisa county, will be continued ncvf
year, under the immediate superintendenco rs ti
subscriber, who has had twenty years perienco in
the profession he has chosen. In this School will
be taught the Greek and Latin languages, Enr
lish Grammar, English Composition Gooor.,5,,
with the use of Maps and Globes Mathons,ics = ~
Arithmetic. The School will commence ON Mon.
day the 2lst of January, 1893, and terminate an
the FIRST dayof December following There will be n
vacation Of four weeks commencing on ~ 1o,I
day of June. The charge for board tpition yv,sb
ing lodging and fuel will be SllO payable ono half
on the LIST day of June, 1893 and ibo o,Ler Lsit
on the LIST day Of December following I,onr
Creek is 80 miles from Richmond, 81 from FredeT'
icksburg, 81 from Orange Court House. and Do
rom Cartersville. Tho stages from Richmond ia
orange Courthouse, and from Fredercksburgh 10
Cartcrsville pass Immediately by tho School b9nse1
Letters to the subscriber should be directed TO
Creek 7. o., Louisa.
dc diff WILLIAM NELSON
THVHE Commission Business heretofore eonJ,,c,
n ed by JOHN GARTH, will hereafter he
continued by The subscribers under the firm Of
GARTH g. COLQUITT, who promise nnre1
mittcd attention to the interests Of those who
may think proper to make consignments to them,
JOHN GARTH,
nov 16-2aw4t&1awU
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.NEW GOODS.

ICHOLS ~ WILEY have received by the
of new and desirable DRY GOODS, which. with
their recent auction purchases, and the stock on
hama, they are disposed to sell, wholesale or re.
TAIL on reasonable terms. They respectfully in
mine them. 40 "a
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Doctor Chalmers ON PRAYER

Doctor Chalmers on Prayer.
VIE Efficacy of Prayer. Sermon, preached
H at st Georges Church, Edinburg, on Thurs
day, March 3D. 1882, beng the day appointed for
National Fast, account of the prevalence
of Cholera. BY Thomas Chalmers, D. d. Just
published tor sale by X. /. SMITH.
de IL
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SENAFoR1AL ELEcTIoN.-Thorc was no election
ut either Of the precincts in Nanscmond and
consequently WILLIAM MAXWELL, Esa. who had
tie greatest aggregate vote at all the other cleo
t1ns in the district, is the returned candidate.
I sT0ld
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ShOckOe.EEiIl Tavern.

a. HOCKOE HILL TAVERN.-Thc subscribers
~ have taken this well-known stand, formerly
kept by Mr.. John Talman, and recently by Mr. viii
| son Bracket. The house has just undergone a
thorough repair, and no pains expense have
been spared In furnishing the rooms with furni
| ture beds and bedding, all of which are entire
| ly new; and We pledge ourselves TO Keep our
Table and Bar well supplied Our stables are
large and airy, with pure and wholesome wa
ter flowing in abundance at tho rear door of
the stable. We shall take great care to have
on hand. at all times, good supply of Com
clean 81 Sheaf Oats, and Hay& Fodder, of the best
quality Gigs, &c. preserved from all
kinds of weather. Servants accommodations COM
Portable. And now ready to accommo
date, in good style, travellers, or permanent
or transient bearders. The high and healthy
situation of the house, III. between LIST
and I'd streets, into which the main west
ern and northern roads enter, and the long ex-
pcrencc which one of the firm obtained in the bust
ness, having been employed by John Talmun at
this house, also at tho Planters Hotel and after
wards being principal manager for Mr.. Archibald
Robertcon at the Washington Tavern, together with
the unremtted attention which we shall paw to the
comfortable accommodation of such as may favour
us with their custom, will, trust, ensure us Ii.
beral share of public patronage.
B. g. S. JONES.
~ From 10 to Is Members of the Legislature
can be accommodated with genteel Board, upon
very moderate termsS The walk to the Capitol is
very good, having been graveed. In Indictment
weather, our Carriage and Horses will be furnished
to carry the Members to the Capitol free Of charge.
Il. g. S. ].
Is Boarding Horses can be Ia ken at moderate
PAIGE in our superior Stables. nov 26-6td&9tc
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N CnsNcERr-VIR rules held in the
clerks Office ofthe circuit superior court of flaw
and chanccry for Louisa County, on the 5tb 5,y of
October, 1882; Philip Smith, pltf. against John
White, and William White, DTS.
The answer of the defendant John White. I'm.
wing been adjudged insufficient, and ho having
been ordered to answer tho plaintiffs bill more fully
and Snifciently, by rule of the said court enter
cd on the ilth day of April, 1892, in this cause,
and no still failing to file more full and sufficient
answer although live months have elapsed, us we'll
since the plaintiff hcd his BILL as since the making
tho rule aforesaid, requiring more full and suff.
cient answer: On motion of the plaintiff, his bill
is taken for confessed, to the said defendant.
John White, and tho court will proceed ut future
say to decree tho matter thereof, unless the said
ueiendant at or before tho next term after he shall
nave been served with copy of this ORDER shew
cause to the contrary.
a. Copy. Tssto, JOHN HUNTER,
~ G.. l.. G.. C. I, &
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Farmers Bank of Virginia.
ME annual meeting of the Stockholders, for
~ the election of Directors, for the Bank and
Tor the Offices oe Discount and Deposit, will be
held on Wednesday, the 9th day of January next.
de 4-2awtdm VIM. NEKERVIS, Cashier
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.NHga.OeS for, .N1aIp.
Executors Sale.

NsNCSNNOk AONANs
A/N ILL be sold, on Friday, the 28th Of the
w current month, at the residence of Mrs.
Maria A Bottom, in Manchester, all the Personal
Estate Of which the late William Bottom died pos.
scssed, to wit: all the household and kitchen Fur
nlture, comprising the usual variety, one substan-
tlal Coal Wagon, with six. prime Horses, and their
gear; also, several other Horses, number Of
stand Casks, and the usual fixtures Of Grocery
Store, &c. &c. Terms made known on tho day
of sale. THOMAS BOTTOM,
Admir- Of VIM. Bottom, decd.
Manchester, Dee. Stb, lS32~2aw II
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Soap lb SAT
Spaces, ginger, Id. ia
pimento, Jam. 10
nutmegs, l so a 1 60
mace, z SO
pepper, l8
Tar, bbl. 2 90
dn,pentine, srt. gal. 40 a 45
aaHo'o, good, 10. ~ a IUA
Tea, imp and gunp. fresh
LID I 10 al 35
young hyson, S5a9O
Wine, Madeira, gal. 2a3 SO
Sicily Madeira, / O5al ia
Ienneriifc, IalI0
Sherry, I IS z 80
Malaga, 40 a so
DOMESTIC GOODS.
'Aeetings, brn. ,5-4,yd.l4a16
Al, llaI4
bleached, Al, I6 a is
do sd, Is a 20
'Shirt,ngs, 81, yd.7aIO
brown, 10, 9al2
blcachcd, II ais
Ptaids andsirpes, good qua
ity. 13 ais
Denims, Hale
L'nSeys, % "a %
Bedhcks, A, 18a 20
Checks, 3-I, al2
Sdttinefts, good, IA a so
com. 40 a So
Cotton Yarn, no. IO,2
FRElGHTS.
Liverpool, Cotton, liz. ld
Do. Flour, 3s Sd
Do. Tobacco, hhd. 80
london, do. do. IS
Bremen, Rotterdam, Am.
stcrdam& Antwerp, 1850
boston, Flour, Csc
coal, bush Ice
N. York, Flour, sec
coal, busliel, l2c
wheat, lOc
Baltimore, coal,
PRICE OF STOCKS.
o.
U. States Bank,
tanners Bank, lI2
Bank of Va. ll2
Chesterfield RailRoadI7O
BANK NOTES.
U. States and Branches, par
NEw-IIAMPsHuRE.
N, Hampshire Banks, q dis
VERMONT.
Burlington, 6
! MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston Banks, paI
Country Banks, 2
RHoDE-iSLASD.
Rhode-Island Banks, 2
CONNECTICUT.
Connecticut Banks, 2
NEw-YoRK.
New York City Banks, pa,
Country Banks, 9
NEW JERSEY.
New-Jerscy Banks, 2
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia Banks, par
Banks near Philadelphia, ,
DELAWARE.
Delaware Banks, 2
MARYLAND.
Baltimore Banks, par
Country Banks, ia2
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Over SIS, par; un der IS, 2
NoRTH-CAROLINA.
State Bank g. Branches 2
Cape Fear, 2
Newbern, 2
sourH-CARoLINA.
State Banks, 2
GEORGIA..
Savannah and Augusta te
LOUISIANA.
New Orleans &
Douhlons l5I
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NJ o. (December) American Turf Register, re.
y ceivcd by JOHN ii. NASH de IL

B5ssgElSFe .tBsl9seENES.
VHNHE Subscribers have this day received an o.
ri Their supply of English Animals, they consist
of the following:
New Years Gift,
Literary Souvenir,
Comic Offering,
''Iiase tho nymp, and bring with thee
Jest and yeuhfuI joiiy,
Sport, that wrinkled cared crides,
And laughter holding both his sidrs"
The Amulet, a Christian and Literary Rom.m.
brancer.
The Forget Me Not,
Appealing, by the maric of its namo
TO gentle feelings and affections, kept
Within the heart ike gold"
The Juvenile Forget Me Not.
We haze Also,
The Token and Atlantic Souvenir
The Pearl or Affections Git,
Ladies Literary Album.
Thine eye, fair lady could not brook
An instant the Sun q look;
but shed through our prismac glass,
His severed beams i'll rainbow pass
Aud TO the glowing page given,
Tic richest tcndcrcst tinis OF Heaven.
10 the above will be added all the English and
American Souvenirs they are issued from the
press. Ladies and Gentlemen are respectfully in.
vited to examine the above Annals, as they con
tain specimens of design, paintings andeng cravings
from the most celebrated artists living.
de Ii SANXAY & STREET
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IhAIRS.-A further supply ofrush seat, wind
~ sor and rocking Chairs, just received, and for
sale by SELDEN g. CLELAND
do IL
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Judge Black has been appointed United States
senator Tor the state of Mississippi. in place OF
Mr.. Wilkins, who declined serving
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IA Middlesex county court, October 22d, 1882:
IL William Burke and Sarah II. his wife, who was
Sarah X. Steptoc, comPl'ts, against George Hesly
and Martha e. his wife, who Martha G.. Step
toe, Richard a. Christian and Elizabeth A. his wife,
who was Elizabeth A. Steptoe, George N. Steptoe
and William II. Redwood, administrator of James
Z. Stcptoe, decd, defts.-IN CHANcERY.
On motion Of the compliments by their attor-
ney, leave is given them to amend their bill here
tofore fled i'll this cause; which said bill so amend.
ed, is by futhcr leave of the court filed. And it
appearing to the satisfaction of the court that tho
defendant George N. Stcptoe, is not resident of
this Commonwealth and that process cannot be
served upon him: The court doth, therefore, order
and decree, that the said defendant appear here
the fourth Monday in February next, and enter his
appearance and give security, according to the acts
OF Assembly and the rules of this court; and that
a copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the city of Richmond
for two months successfully, and another copy
posted at tho door of the Court House Of this coun
ty, for two successive court days.
a Copy. Testo, GEO. HEALY, G. NC.
oc 3l-cSw
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TIMOLEON.
Entensipe Sale of Valua6ie BLoopED
HORSES

Em On Tuesday, the 9Th day
W s~-yA of January next, 1 will sell in front
sSA I 81 OF the City Hall, in the City of Rich.
M IA mond, on credit of six and
es.ssa4s2s3 twelve months, tho following valuable
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a. feStO' WIN FIX,
- G.. L. e. ). G.. l. g. c.

" lRGlNIA.-At u quartc,>y court, held for
mug ~ Queen county, at the courthouse,
y" mohaay' 'ho Eth OF November, 1882: Catharine
Faulkner, mother and legal guardian Of Horace
~. Faulkner, pltf, against the said Horace ID.
Faulkner, Richarcd G.. Faulkner Cl,;borp. FALL
ner, George Garrett and Nancy his wife. Jobn
hchc I ana sally his wife, james +. Roane, and
Ann Elizabeth Montague, defts.-IN Cu,Scrnv
Tho defendants Richard C.. Faulkner. CI,;bor,..
Faulkner, John Richeson and Sally his wife lance
r. Roanc, and Ann Elizabeth Montague. not bo =
wing entered their appearance and given security
according to the act OF assembly and the rules OF
TINS court and 1T appearing, 10y satisfactory evi--
dcncc, That they are pot inhabitants of this coun
try; II is ordered, that the said defendants do
pear here on the first day of the next March term
ana answer the bill of the plaintiff and that COPY
OF this order BIO forthwith inserted i'm some news
paper published in tho city of Richmo..i, for two
months succcssivcly, and posted at tho front door
of the courthouse of this county
DE ROBERT POLLARD, Jr elk.
Two Mr. Isaac Burnett, IS Martha, F.. his wife
II samuel Parrish, and Mary A, his vito.
James Allison, and Elizabeth b., his wife, and Hem
ry Narnett-As You not inhabitants of this
state, you will please take notice. that shall. ON
the thrd Saturday in January next at the store of
mos w aiker N Co., in King 81 Queen county
between the hours of sunrise and sunset take
'no ucPosnions OF Hugh Campbell and others; and.
%" INC third Monday IN January next, at Tappa-
hammock, take The dispositions of William A. Gar.
nett, and others; and on the second Monday in Fc
bruary next, at King g. Queen Court House. talk,
the dispositions of Robert Pollard and Others all of
WHICH arc intended 10 be read rs evidence in u suit
now depending In the chancery court of King g.
queen, wherein Richard Bagby is plaintiff. and
you and myself are defendants If the depos;tions
should not DO finished at each place i'm one dov
they VIII be continued from day day. until finish
cd, (Sundays exccpted.) You are respect f,lly ro
questcd 10 attend at each of the above places
MUSCOE GARNETT.
King g. Queen, Va Dec. 4, 1892. d7 Wit
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esssfz4ssssa twelve months, tho following valuable
HORSES: 'a'"a''o
lst The celebrated running Horse and Stallion
Ga; aiISe.c' py fhg'n'an, dam by Archy, G. d. by
or Harry, g. g. d. by Chandelier, g. g. q. d. Nv
Meadc's Old Celer, (he best son of old imported
Janus, g. g. 6. cd. b. Mari, ANTHONY g. 81. o. a.
d. by the imported Flimnap, g. g. egg e. d.
by Mark Anthony 6. g. g.g.g. e. e. d. by imported
jolly Roger, out of the old Imported mare MARY
| Gray-For Lafayettc's performances, see Turf Re-
gister.
I'd. Logan, years old, feet inches high. a
rich dark brown, by Archy, out of the dam OF La
tayette, a fine looking Stallion-he was founderad
when two years old, which was the cause of his
not running.
ANY gentleman wishing to procure Stallion,
would here have opportunity that seldom offers
Either of the above Horses, judiciously managcd
might make for his owner, two or three thousond
dollars, before he had to pay u cent
sd. Brown Mare, large and finely formed in
foal by Gohanna, full sister to Lafayette
4th. Tonson Colt, years old, a fine bav nm,
of the above Mare, mo. 81
5th Sorrel Mare by Play On, who was full bro.
Their to Stump the Dealer, out of a Mercury Mare,
g. d. by old Janus, g. e. d. by Shark in foaI bv Go
hanna: she is tho dam of the sorro filly that won
the swcepstake this fall at Fairfield.
, 9th. Johanna Colt dropped last spring, out of
the above Mare. s' N' ~
7th. A fine Young Stallion, n handsome b,v
Horse, by Sir Archy, five years old next snr;n1
oain JACK Andrews, g. d. by Diomede, &c.
WIN numerous other Mares, Colts and Fillies,
| that will be exhibited on the day of SALE
The above Sale will Ger any tai Ike place without
limitation or reserve, as the number have COM
peis me to meet the sacrifice that may be expected.
JOHN M. BOLTS.
Henrico, Dec. 5tl, 1882. cst
~ Tho Iynchburg Vrginian, the CharIottes-
Vile Advocate, and Winchester RcnpbIicon Iii
please insert the above until the time of sale. and
send their accounts to the subscriber, in Richmond
a LBERT MICHAELS begs leave 10 inform
"a his old customers in Manchester and lis yic.
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"A LBERT MICHAELS begs leave 10 inform
"A his old customers in Manchester and its vci.
MY mat he mas removed his mandatory of Sad
dcs Brides, Harness, Sc to the Citv of Rich.
mond, and has associated with him in the business.
MIR. JOHN MARTIN, a gentleman well known
TO them as first rate workman, and asks for the
nim' continuance OF the liberal support they gave
him. In rendering to his old customers his crate.
tui Acknowledgements for the support heretofore
gwen him, he bogs leave TO assure those indebted
to him, that his grateful feelings would be consi-
dera6iy increased if they would speedily come for
ward, and settle their respective amounts.
Manchester, Dec. 10th, 1892 c4t
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~ OTICE-Thc Co-partnership Of ]. Block g.
~ Son, having by mutual consent been disslov
ed on the l4th ult last past therefore it is hereby
notified to all those having claims against the late
concern, to present them for settlement, and all
those indebted thereto requested to make paw
mcnt without delay to Jacob Block, who alone is
authorized to settle the affairs of the late concern
JACOB BLOCK,
ELEAZAR BLOCK.
N. b. The Stock of Goods now on hand which
comprises large and extensive assortment of eve.
ry article in the Dry Goods line, which being mostly
fresh and of recent purchases will be sold at very
reduced price" Tor Cash. they being anxious to close
the business possible.
no lG--2awtf.