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Peter Ladd & Co., Ann Register, John H. and Jones r.
Christian, Exors. of William Douglass deceased anu
f'ahcis Layton, Plaintihs..
Judith b. Hi Ann Hill, an infant. by James Caba
Mss hes guardian assigned, and William Tyler Ex'or of
William Il. HILL deceased. laI pens
On motion OF the plaintiffs by counsel J.mes CsLans.
Is assigned guardian to the infant defendant to
nths suit; and hercupon the came on this day TO
be heard on The bill, answers and exhibits as ar
gued by counsel On consideration whereof, the court
doth adudge, order and decree, that tho following ac-
counts bc taken before one OF the commissioners OF this
court; first, account OF William ylers Transactions
as Executor of William +. H decd; in taking which
account the audit returned the county Of Charles
City, copy OF which is fled with the bill, is TO be taken
as Pha iacia true LIABLE to be surcharged and iaed
by the plaintiffs; in taking which account the commits
silver directed to ascertain what portion Of the personal
estate OF lie said VIM L. Hill, has been applied 10 the
payment of debts which bound his heirs; second,
of the claims OF the plaintiffs and such other cred
tors of VIM l.. HILL as may exhibit and prove their de-
mauds before the commissioner the usual terms, desig
mating said account such o. said claims bind the heirs
Of the said VIM T. Hill, decd; hrd, an account OF the
probable annual value of the real es,e. OF the said VIM
r. Hill, which his heirs hold by devise descent, It's 81
ualion aud quantity Which said several accounts me
commissioner is directed TO examine. state and se' and
to the court report, with any matters specially state,
deemed pertinent by himself, or which may be required
by the parties TO be stated.
And Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery
held at the former Capitol in the city of WILLIAMSBURG TO-
James City county and city of Williamsburg 10Th Sent
1885 This cause came this day, TO be further heard
on he papers formerly read and the report of the sale
made by the Marshall pursuant TO the decree of the "a
uay o, FEBRUARY last and was argued by counsel On
consideration whereof, the court confirming the said re-
port doth adudge, order and decree the same be es
taoshed between the partie and the court doth further
audge, order and decree, that of the commissioner
OF this court take, in the usual mode an account of anv
Iurher demand, existing against the estate OF VIM Il.
NM dec d. according TO the principles stated in the said
DEGREES II being ntimated there are other creditors who
nave not heretofore exhibited their claims to the commits
oner which account the commissioner is directed 10
anne state and settle, and the court report with anv
matters specially stated deemed pertinent by himself or
which may he required by the parties to be SO stated
Copies. Tese, JAMES CABANISS1 @ r.
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DIR. a. r. b. MERRITT
IIickslord, Greensville, Va. Oct. I6 55-wAt

, APPAHANNOCK ACADEMY.-Th institution
n ~ VIII open the ensuing year the 18th January,
under the charge of Mr. John c. Lawrence as Principal
and Mr. Oiver White, first Assistant Teacher and as
soon as nifty scholars entered second Assistant will
be procured. The scholastic year will comprise ten
months, divided into two equal sessions The course of
instruction TO embrace the Greek, Latin and French Ian.
guages together with Natural Philosophy, Geometry aud
the branches OF English instruction. such In
slitutions
TERMs-$1lO so for board, washing, tuition and libra
~ lee IL bed aud bedding be furnished by the Stewards
Department. which is submitted TO Mr.. Lawrence's 90
vernment an additional charge Of six dollars will be
made and, the Library ticket be not taken, deduction
of 81 80.
The Board of Trustees in announcing new President
OF TINS Institution, deem il TO be due Mr. Lawrence
state That from his estimabe private character and repuia
ton as teacher, well as from the capacity Of Mr.
Mhtc, evlnced by the late public examination of his
classes in the Academy and the strong testimonial afford
ed blythe ubjoined note Of Mr. Lewis the present Pn
cPa Of the institution combined with the saubrty Of the
place and comfortable Accommodations there can hardly be
lound more eligible situation Tor youths prepare them
selves Tor college, or TO receive good English education
JOHN II. BERNARD, President Of the
Board Of Trustees, 10y order OF tbe Board.)
N u. All applications must be made for entrances 10
Mr. Lawrence, directed Loyds, in Essex county until
Christmas after that time, to him at the Academy POST
Office. r5O-1Ow1 October %. iss2
RAPPAHANNoCK ACADEMY. Oct 4
Mr. Oliver WHITE has been associated with the sub.
scrber, in the management Of this institution for abon,
twelve months past During this time, his exertons have
been faithfully and industrouy directed 10 the improve
inent Of his scholars Mr. WIS conduct has been such az
to secure the affection and esteem Of all who have had tie
pleasure Of his acquaintance. II affords no small "a
hsiacton to bear testimony to his amabe manners and
genlenanly department., since he has been member of
my family GHARLEs A. LEWIS. If.
JOHN DICKERSON, Treasurer of The
Board Of Trustees, 10y orderof the Board.)
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STEAMED CURED TOBACCO.

To the Planters IF Ywginid and North Carolina.
TEVHE very high price obtained last year aud this
~ t'ne tobacco, cured by steam. may induce many OF
you TO cure in that again, unless YOU are appsed
oil the ac that steam cured tobacco has gone very much
out oil vogue. Our manufacturers have been the chief
buyers OF it, and they begin doubt whether will
WELL improve by keeping much as tobacco cured
in the old fashion way by fire. Shippers have great
lection to III your tobacco should be well cured but with
as little smoke possible especially the better kinds
RI. s. Il. GWATHMEY,
Nov. .. [52-wIMl Com. Merchants.
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JAMES LANIER, Secretary
Danville, Oct 81. 56-wIv

a tERTlFlCATE IF an eStrdy Con- taken up by Nm
" MGyO.-Pursusant to the within warrant 10 us di-
ected, we have this day viewed cstray COW, shewn
us by William Mayo and DO find the to be larg
re COW, with white streak between her fore legs and
white spot the inside of her left hind leg supposed 10
be seven years old and do appase the said to the
sum OF ten dollars Certified under our hands, this 9th
day OF February in the year 1892.
tSEAL1 JOHN ELLIS,
[SEAL.1 MALACHI TINSLEY,
[SEAL.1 CHARLES CHILDREY,
Copy Teste, LoFTIN n. Elicit c. II. c.
Nov. 10. 55-w3wA
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NOTlCE.-I'y virtue Of a Deed Of Trust executed 10
the subscriber and Garrett NJ. Quarlc, Ivy John NJ.
Price and vile, and Of record in tie CLERKS Office Of
Louisa for the purpose Of securing the payment Of Of
money therein named 10 james Minor, aud assigned 10
william Morris & Co. Acting Trustee, shall proceed
10 sell at public auctions for cash Louisa Court House,
on Monday, The 10Th day OF December next, that being
Court day, undivided nOety Of the Tract Of Land and
appurenancos which Louisa Court House stands pr
chased by said John NJ Price Of Henry Lawrance This
property includes the Tavern az House, and Is
sidered very valuable Any further description Is deemed
useless, those wishing invest money in property Of this
kind will examine and Judge for themselves. The title
is believed 10 be unquestonable ! shall however only
convey such title as Is vested in INC.
CHARLES Y. KfMBROUGH,
Nov. 90 lJ6-2twds'l .4cfiHg Trustee.
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CoMMIss1oNrR's ORA

Nv, VHHdWSOUg, OH yN0D'T 1892.
The parties interested in the foreeoino order ~ co'
are hereby notified that have appointed the 18th day of
december next TO make the therein ordered
on winch day, by o'clock, A. NJ they are desired TO
attend at this office, with their vouchers and evidence
and tins original order JAMES CABANISS, Com.
november TO- 55-wSw
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hANVILLE MALE ACADEMY-ln conseouenc,

hANVlLLE MALE ACADEMY.-ln consequence
B-V OF the determination OF DIR. Weld, TO retire from
the Institutions OF the close of the present Session the
Trustees are desrous of engaging Gentleman fill the
vacancy occasioned by his resignation Applicants
be able TO furnish unguestionabe testimonials of quaca-
lion and eha,acte and man OF experience and who in
ends TO doyots himself to Teaching would be preferred
Letters upon the subject post paid addressed the Trus-
tees Secretary, will be attended TO, and any norma-
ton given which may be desired
BY order of the Board,
JAMES ID. PATTON, President
L Ia
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P9shIa Hatcher Martin r. Hatcher, Henry Hatcher,
'" ,r ne'yannn L. ocTuSgs, Defts.
The defendant, Martin r. Hatcher not having entered
MS appearance and given security according TO the Act of
Assembly, and the rules of this Court and appearing nv
Satisfactory evidence, that lac is an inhabant of this
county 1t Is ordered that the said defendants Martin r.
acner 90 appear here, on the first day OF the April
erm and answer the amended bill of the Complainant
ana mat copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the city of Richmond, Tor two
Court House Of tis county.
"A copy IeSte, JOHN DANIEL, C. C. G..
4'V'elrDer' q 5l--wSw-
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UZBOROUGH.-This capital Racer and Stallion
u lust imported will stand the ensuing season at Hicks
ford, GreenSvilie County, Virginia. He is dark bay
without any white very handsome, fully feet niche.
high OF great substance length and pocer lie was pir
chased at very high price and selected expressly TO i'm
prove our stock Of horses, by good Judge any in
England, and tcih this Ue,o attention paid to his form
blood racing exploits, and reputation a stallion which
| are all OF the first character.
lie was got by WilliamSon's Ditto, the winner of the
Derby in 1903, the sire of Sutans DAM (Sultan is now
covering at 90 soveregns,) and brother to Walton
who covered at ESP 10; his dam by Dick Andrews the
best horse OF his day. his grandam Eleanor the hest
OF her day. the only winner Of both the Derby and the
Oaks; sister Julia the dam of Phantom who
ed at f52 lO and Cressida the dam of Prian the best
horse now on the English turf by Whkey the best son of
Salran, out OF Young Gantess the dam OF Sorcerer
and the best brood mare of her day. Gian,ess by Machc
sc. (See English Stud Book)
L. won n races, beating many Of the best horses of the
day, Longwaist aterwards sold for 1000 guineas locke
Signorina, Prosody Euphrates, Pcton Presennent &C.
&c. He ran many heat and won all except one
when he beat by horse that he had before beat and
beat afterwards, and esteemed perhaps the earnest
horse IN the Kingdom" He generally handicapped
TO carry Uey high ocghts, and remaned on the turf un
ul he was rising years old, perfectly sound
lie covered in England 10 gs and his colts
remarkably fine.
The public cross the daughters and grand
daughters OF Sir Archie and our other Mares with a
commodaons will be provided for Mares and under no cir
cumstdnces will be taken than can have complete
justice done them. Refer 10
J. AVERY, ESQ. or
DR.. a. r. b. MERRITT.
EIicIsord Greensvile, Va. Oct I6 55-uu
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Petition will be presented the Legislature of
Ia Virginia, praying for the formation of new county,
out OF that part of the county of Halifax lying South of the
Dan River. IL The two counties to form an election
district, until the next Census TOct. I2.1 45-wuD
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u ChANCEkX Manifestations PunGe -,
~ ms own night, and as executor of Aaron Punle i, ;"
ceased and as late administrator OF Edmund p,rl Nc
ceased, T~NT' ,,y,'us, de-
against N'~nuL
John Purde, Jeremiah Baugh and Polly his wifi. -,
po,y pufde' Sally wilkinson, late Purdie Aaron p,rl;
n st' " 'ahnaway and Polly w his wife late
hooerison' Lawson Forsee Seth w Flournoy and SaIIv
ns WE late ESsse, Charles FOrsee, and Thomas Flu
ninistraor OF Elizabeth Purde deed - N Dsns "u-
Inc circuit Superior Court Of Law and chancery, for
chesterfield county, on the 10Th day of Auoust las, bav
ing among other things ordered and decreeJ ,ha he -
dersgned Commissioner should examne state and settle
accounts Of Thomas Purde and Edmund pmrlis ne go
cutors OF Aaron Purde, deceased-the accounts of rh
mas Purde, administrator Of Edmund PurJie deceaS
ed-and the accounts of Thomas Fnney late Sherifi Of
Chesterfield county and such administrator of Elizabeth
purSe deceased. The parties interested are therefore
nonhed that have appointed the 18th day of December
1857 at o'clock, A. NJ, to the settlement of
'e sara accounts at which time, they hereby requir
ed 10 attend before me, at my Office Chesterfield Court
House. with the several proofs necessary to-
enable me TO perform the said duties l''1r'
- LAWSON NUNNALLY, NJ c.
wy To- 5t-wtlSD
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n CHANCEk1 -VIRGINIA.-M Rules holden in
n the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancey for the county of Cumberland at the
House OF said county, from the 3D. to the sth DAYS
oil September inclusive, in the year 1882:
maurice Langhorn, Jr, Complt.
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II N CHANCERY-VIR Cumberland Court
a October Odd, 1882 80
Norrell H. Robertson Hull c. Hill guardian for Alon-
70 r. robertson, Theopilus w Robertson and Madison
b. Robertson infant children of Jeffrey Robertson Jr de-
ceased Daniel c. TaIIey and Sally n his wife formerly
oaiiy n. Robertson and Wieby Robertson, Cornplts.
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Nov. 10

n N ShANCEkf- VIRGiNIA-At Superior Court
a OF Chaucery held former Capitol in the ci,v of
williamsburg, the 9th January, 1890, Robert Christian
pe'er Ladd & Co., Ann Register, John III. aud Jones r.
Francis Clayton, plnintifTs
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IN CHANCERY. -VIRG1NIA.-ln Chesterfield Conn
n ty Court November 11th 1892
Robert elcher and Sarah his wife, Thomas Belcher i'm
ms own right and administrator OF Archibald c. Fer
gusson, deceased, and his wife Elzabot John d. Baueh
and Frances L. his wife, John Roberts his wife Nan
cy ID and Mary Hatcher late Mary FERGUSON, Pitts.
against
John Ferguson, Aaron Ferguson, aud William Fer
gussOn, Defts
The defendants, not having entered their appearance
and given security according 10 the A ct Of Assembly and
the rules OF this Court and appearing the satisisetoD
OF the Court, that they are not inhabitants of this Com
monweath, on the motion Of the compliments by coun-
sell il is ordered ba the defendants do appear here on
the second Monday in February next, and answer tho
compliments bill, and that copy OF this order be forth
with inserted IN some 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. Teste,
LAWSON NUNNALLY, ID. G.
NOV ~. 57-wSw
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r, mdi'hew W. Robertson, Henry NJ Robertson, Alonzo
r. robertson, Theophilus w RoLertson Madison b. Ro-
beFison jeffrey a. Talley Thomas North and Rosamond
Z. ms wife, lately Rosamond G. Talley, VIM c. r. Tai
ley lphus d. Taley, Marcellus c. Talley and Susanna
A. laey, children Of Daniel C. Taey and Sally NJ his
WIFE, Louisa NJ Robertson, VIM ID. r. Robertson Virgil
MIA H. a. Robertson, Alfred b. Roberson r. r. Robert
SON children OF Norvell III. Robertson and NorvclI Ro-
bcrson brother OF the said Jeffrey Robertson Jr decea
ed, Judith Wineiord relict of - Winciord deceased
and khodee Gannaway, rect OF -- Gannaway de-
ceased, No
Miller Woodson is appointed guardian adj Item for be
infant defendants in this cause the defendants Nor
ven Robertson Louisa Nj. Robertson, VIM d. f. Robert
son, Virginia f. a. Robertson Alfred b. Robertson T. r.
Robertson aud Judieth Wineor having entered their
appearance and given security according the act Of AS
seDy and The rules OF this Court and appearing to the
satisfaction OF the Court that they not inhabitants of
s Commonwealth, it ordered that they do appear here
on the rst day OF January Court next answer he plain
s oi ana give security for performing such decree as
me Court may make herein and that copy of this order
DC forthwith Inserted in newspaper published in the
city OF Richmond and continued for two months success
sively, and that another copy be posted UP at the front
door OF the Courthouse Of this comfy on two Court ays
a Copy.--Teste, p. III. NUNNALLY, ID. C..
November 8. 53-wsw
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You've seen us-pray-iorgot us not
Such tho llrnt, eli Of NNruItn. 80,

- Such the farewell OF Walter scott NJ
=, isIT 70 ABBoTsFoRD.-The New York American
uuhg 10 the above article says: eve shall save our
serves trouble and not offend, hope the deicacy of
end by saying, at once in answer to numerous inoui-
res mat the narrative published in this paper of Monday
was from The Journal Of Professor JOHN McVlcKAR OF
Columbia College," ~ "
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-09-12
FOREIGN ITEMS.

TIPPING. The following is the German
way of preventing Sunday tipping ALL
persons drinking and tipping upon Sundays
and hoitinys IN coffee-houses. during divine
service, are authorized to depart without
paying for what they have.
A hoy died in London, after excrucia,inq
torment, from swallowing piece of India
rubber. lie at first concealed tie fact of
swallowing.
Some of the most opulent fruit, sellers who
had supplied the London market, had lost fI0O
a week, on account of the cholera j,herJicIion
in eating.
Isaac Cohen, German Jew, is now living
at Coventry, at the advanced age of I0I years,
with health and faculties seemingly unlmpaired.
Within the last ~ months, the French ..rmy
in Africa has not only been entirely renewed.
but has been at least doubled there are nj
present at Agiers, Oran and Bona, upwards of
$4,000 men.
Count Chaptal. the celebrated French chem.
Is', died on the 29lh Of July, III his 77th year.
The King of Spain has directed that any one
coming by sea OF land from a country infected
ny cholera. who may attempt TO Introduce,
iIaudulentIy, suspicious merchandise or articles.
IS 10 DC SHOT on The spot, aud the goods burnt.
The ,o,,,l.,;oc r... .-.--,.
census nr H." go, faa"ce' aceorHlng 10 me
cd an,ho,,in F. ye"', w"'cn Is l" o tse 1een'-
az nc,L, ' en- i.' years 10 COME Is 52ooo''
ond NJ ~, ." He P"''ineh's' NOSE oil Inc SEINE
u noo ' nen afges' population, VIZ each
,Inna !. ~ 3 oo ne pop"'at!nn oi farIs
ment has the larges. share, II ,8GG
az az 9nuTILkcocK OF Europe. The brave
,gu- a.Iiolc Sax"hs we're compelled to FIGHT in
I2oo against France Tor Prussia in 1907, for
france against PRUSSIA in 1909, for France
qsoInst Austria; in 1872, with Austria against
Russia in 1878, for France against Ans,ria,
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-09-12

CHERoKEE PHrNm. Mr. Elias Bondnot has
resigned his situation editor OF this paper,
after having been the conductor of it for four
years. His reasons for SO doing are that the
leading objects Of the paper he defence of the
rights of the nation, and the representations Of
their grievances to the people of the United
States, have been accomplished, and therefore
the expense OF continuing the paper is unneces-
sary; and that his views in relation TO the iu-
ture management of the paper, do not entirely
agree with those of the government of the ma.
ton. The paper IS the property of the nation.
and 1t will probably be continued under new
editor.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-09-12

On the Odd ult. workman in Danforth's
iron works. AT Windsor Locks, Conn, named
Orrn Parsons, lost his life IN the following sud
den and melancholy manner He had been e,m
pIoyed at one Of the grinGstones, when having
occasion 10 leave for a short time, he mpru.
IDENTIFY, and contrary to his usual practice. left
the stone going at full speed On his return it
had acquired such velocity as to cause it to fl
to pieces, one of which, weighing about cwt ,
struck the unfortunate man on the side Of the
head, and instantly deprived him Of lie, taking
off greater part of the skull and mnngng his
head in irghtul manner. He was 80 years
OF age, and has lett wife and children
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-09-12

The London Court journal states tina, Lord
Durham, the English Ambassador, was kept in
waiting for an audience, three weeks, by the
Russian Einperor--during which period the
Auiocrat sent the Ambassador diamond ring,
as sop, Which was contemptuously received,
and handed over in presence OF :he messenger,
to one Of his Lordship's suit. Nicholas was in
formed of this, and improved in his demeanor
towards him.
[Lord Durham, probably, did not fall down
upon his knees, when introduced TO the Imperi
al family, as did John Randolph, the Republican
Ambassador Of Gen Jackson
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-09-12

From the Montgomery (.4i0b) Gazette, ing 81.
RFsIsrAYcG MI Craw ford the Marshal for
the Southern District Of Ahbaml was n short
Time since resisted by portion of the white
settlers in the Creek Na,inn, while attempting
to carry into effect The Proclamation Of the
President of the United States, ordering an
immediate removal Of ii.ruders out Of the
limits OF the same. 1t appears that certain
citizens formerly residents Of the lower parl
of this State, under the impression that they
would be shielded by the " S0oercigRty If
NE Sfate,' made it convenient TO build town
on Indian lands, and 10 name il Erwinton -
Upon the Marshal arriving at the spot, he dis.
llnctiy informed them That tneV uad .o,od In
direct violation of the instructions lie had re-
ceiveG from the Executive, and requested them
peaccably to leave. They refused to comply
with his request and threatened him with Their
vengeance.
In short time after, detachment Of the
Federal troops under the command OF a Lieu
tenant were marched from Fort Mitchell to the
spot, and the town consumed by FIRE Upon
the news of the c0nf1agraiion, a process was is
sued against the Lieutenant who commanded
on the occasion, for the purpose Of bringing
him before the civil authority of Pike county.
for a violation of the laws Of the State The
Deputy Sheriff attempted 10 execute the nro
cess. and. in the attempt, was pierced by fed
eral bayonet to such an extent that his life is
despared of-and 50 ended The matter A few
DAVIS ago the Marshal left Wetumpkae for the
white settlements in the upper part of the Creek
territory. What has there been done we know
not So much for The doctriae Of Modification
,ohen put into practice.