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AN ILL be sold to the highest bidder on the 10th day
w OF September next if fair if not, the fair da
that desirable and well known OF Land belonging to
The estate OF George Tyler dec, containing 500 or 900
acres lying IN the county Of Spotsylvania the river,
lew miles below Cars Bridge, and among the most des
rabie afms on the nver-having il a large dive ling
house, Kitchen meat house, dairy ice house. several most
excellent negro houses, stables barns houses and
wheat machine On the same day. shall sell the mill
belonging to the estate The mill is OIL the river few
miles below Carrs Bridge it has pair stones for corn
pair OF burs, boiling chests of excellent quality
and in good repair-We shall on the same day. sell one
other tract OF land in the county oil Louisa adjoining the
above land and mill We deem il unnecessary TO give
more particular description of the above property think
ing no gentleman will purchase without first viewing the
premises The property sdesirabe re invite all gen
uemen that wish TO realize money in such property
give us call, and examine the farm and MILL One
third oil the purchase money will be required the de-
livery OF the deed; the balance in one and two wears
the purchasers 10 give bond aud approved security and
deed oil trust to the purchase money The pur
chaser will be allowed the privilege of seeding small grain
at the usua time OF seeding and full possession given as
soon as we can secure the growing crop.
AT the same time, will be sold some valuable booded
mares and Niles OF the most approved stock of horses rid
ing horses work horses, &C., and superior stock OF cattle
sheep plantation utensils corn and many other articles
The above articles will be sold a credit of IL months
on the purchaser giving bond with approved security for
all sums above five dollars and for all under five dol
lars cash will be required No property will be removed
until the terms Of the sale shall be complied with
VIM. TYLER, Executors of Geo
JOS. TYLER, Tyler, dec.
jury IL 19-w4w 5w
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v,
the 26th day of June, 1882:
Reuben Bendle administrator with the will annexed OF
Jane Cou'ls' deceased, Plaintiff.
against
Sophia Coutts, Jane N. Coutts Thomas T. Boudin Asa
Otis, Edward G. Mayo, James WinstoB William d. Wren
administrators OF Samuel McCraw, deceased, and Edward
tenshaw In MS own right and as administrator OF Patrick
Coutts, deceased, Defendants
This cause, in which the bill hath been taken for con.
essed as to all the defendants except Edward Henshaw
came on this day TO be heard the BILL answer OF the
said defendants replication and exhibits and was argued
by counsel consideration Whereof the Court doth or.
der and direct that one OF lis Commissioners do state
account oil all the money due from the of Reuben
Cou,ts, deceased to the estate Of Jane Cous
AN account oil her annuity secured TO her by the
from Reuben Coutts to Samuel McCraw, James Heron
ond Pleasant Iounghusband dated the 10th day of Sep
ember in the year thousand hundred and nine
ty nine, an Office copy OF which deed is filed exhibit
in this Also, OF all the money due from
the of Patrick Coutts 10 the estate of lane
Coutts deceased, all and every account existing be-
tween them and their esaes and especially OF all money
due from the estate Of the said Patrick Cous 10 the estate
Of the said Jane Couts deceased which was secured or
intended to be secured by the deed of the twenty
day OF February, one thousand eight hundred and twenty
one executed by the said Patrick Coutts 10 Thomas II
Bouldn and David Roper as Trustees an Office conv al
which deed is also filed exhibit in this suit and also
an account oil all money due from the estate of the said
Patrick Couits, deceased the estate OF the said Samuel
mcCaw decreased, the payment of which secured or
was intended to be secured by the last mentioned eed OF
trust ao an account OF all money paid by the said Pa
trick Coutis and his representatives. on account of he
notes described III the trust deed by the said Pa
trick Coults TO Benjamin w Coleman and Asa Ods as
Trustees dated the eighth day of November one bosa
eight hundred and nineteen an Office copy of which deed
is also filed exhibit in this suit also that the defen-
dan Edward G. Mayo, do render account before The
same commissioner Of all payments made by him. any,
on account Of the purchase money for the properly con.
veyed by the said Patrick Coutts in his life time 10 the
said Edward C. Mayo, by deed dated the first day of De-
cember thousand eight hundred and twenty three an
Office copy of which deed is also filed as an exhibit in this
causeal Of which several the said commission.
err is directed TO examine state and settle and TO the Court
report with any matters specially stated deemed pertinent
by HIMSELF which may be required by the parties 10 be
stated But nothing contained in this order is TO pre-
cude the defendant, Edward c. Mayo from filing his an.
swer at any time before tie first day Of November next
Copy-Teste. j. ROBINSON, c. C.
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or nearly 81 2 tons The weight Of produce alone was
upwards Of 35 tons. This load was put in motion with
great ease by the engine and on level grades carried
at speed OF is miles per hour II was twice set In mo.
hon Oh ascents OF 30 feet to the mile on which we had oc
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81 AISSOLUTION.-The Partnership OF Workman s.
> McGruder by mutual consent dissolve on the
lst July last Those having claims will present them for
payment, and those indebted will call and settle their ac-
counts. RICHARD c. WORTHAM
SUBLETT McGRUDER.
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a tO-PARTNERSHlP--Th subscribers having en-.
~ tered into copartnership on the LIST day of July
last under the style OF Workman, McGruder & Co.. will
carry general Grocery ard Commission Business in
the warehouse of Workman s. McGruder on the cross
street fronting the Bell Tavern, and directly oppos G
Messrs Ralson Pleasans store. They respectfully
cit continuance Of the patronage of their
and the public generally, which they pledge themselves
to use their best exertions TO merit.
RICHARD G. WORKMAN
SUBLETT McGRUDER,
EDWIN WORKMAN.
August 20. 3O-w2t
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INFANTS situation as Teacher Ia private family.
w Lady who will undertake to teach Engishin all
its branches, French, Italian, German Piano Forte and
Sui'ar Drawing and Fancy Work. The most respecta-
BILE references be given line addressed f. and LEI,
at the Office Of the Richmond Enquirer will reach the
Advertiser. fAug. 20.1 Y0-tf
HAVE now on hand, from to two hundred cord Of
n Superior Hickory and Oak Wood for sale at Milcrs
Landing. Poropoank creek, Glou, ester county, Va.
There sufficient quantity OF water for vessels that will
draw from 8 to nine feet water, Immediately where The
God lies vessel that carry 30 cord be loaded
IN one day. The prices of Wood now, in Philadelp
and other markets, would justify Captains OF vessels
purchase this Wood, aud make good profit. shall keep
good supply on hand during the Ea and Winter
Woods x Roads, Gloucester CO.. Aug. 10. 3O-l3t
aMPRovED STOCK FOR SALE.-I have for sale
u eight or nine Bulls from Is TO 20 months old, by a
halt Durham short horn OF the stock Of j. III. Powell Of
out OF my line Hereford cows-of The stock
imported by Henry Clay Esq, which he selected in Eng
land as deep nkess-thus combining the two rival breeds
and five or six by OF Mr. Meades avorite stock
Application to be made by the lst day Of October next
me, or, in my absence, 10 Mr.. Hargrove, my manager
JAMES NJ. MORRIS.
Pc, Poindexter's Store, Louisa co., Aug. l. 27-l2
IN ERY-vIRoINIA.-At a court held for
n Buckingham county, the 9Th June, 1885,
Peyon Lesueur for himself and as admins traor of
John Lesueur, deceased, PltH.
David Paeson sheriff and administrators with the in
annexed OF Peter Lesueur, dec'd and Leberry Lesu-
eur, Dh.
The defe ndan, Lebery Lesueur, not having entered
his appearance and given security according the Act
Assembly and the Rules OF this Court and it appearing
by satisfactory evidence, that he is nhabi,ant OF
this Country is ordered, That the said absent defend
ant 10 appear here the first day of the next October
Term and answer the bill of the plaintiff; and that copy
OF this Order be forthwith inserted in
published in the City of Richmond for two months sc.
cessvey and posted at the front door Of the Courthouse
OF this county
A Copy. Tes,e. r.. ELDRIDGE. CB.C.
July ID 2l-wSw
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EN- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Rules held in the
ID Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and
Chancery for the County of Gloucester OH Tuesday the
4th day OF June, 1888
Edward 5. Amory, Plaintiff
William Muire and Ann Mure his wife Thomas Muire
and Joseph Powell Defendants
The defendant, William Mure, not having entered his
appearance and given security according the act of As
semby and the rules OF this Court and il appearing by
satisfactory evidence, that he is inhaban of this
country--on the motion of the plaintiff, by Thomas C..
Amory his Attorney is ordered that the said defendant
do appear here at rules, TO be held in the Clerks Office
aforesaid the first Monday in October next and an
swer the plaintiffs bill; and that copy OF this order be
forthwith inserted in newspaper printed in the CITY
the front door of tho Court house of this County on two
successive Court days. A Copy-Tese,
July 26. [23-wsw] ARTHUR l.. DAVIES, c. C.
kIE Tavern, Farm and Store Tenement, situated at
IvE King Wniam Court House, may be leased for the
next two or three years Those who have applied and
who presidents OF this county, are hereby notified
that a may he concluded at any time before An
in the county, 10 Herbert A. Claiborne Attorney Law
in Richmond, THOS w s. GREGORY
King William county, July II. I9-w,lstS
nSJ ESSKS. Nathaniel anderson, Thomas Patfeson
1vs and Sarah his ,Ofe, and John s anderson: Take
notice, that at Warren Ferry, Buckingham, the 23d,
24ih and 25h days OF September next shall
10 take the deposition OF James Tapsco and Others to be
read asevdence in suit Depending in the Circuit Supe-
ror Court OF Law and Chancery for Buckingham county
in which plaintiffs and you and others are deen-
ddnts Yours, sc. JOHN COUCH
and MARY his wife,
JOHN COUCH, as
Admir-. of Elz. Couch
THOS. ]. ANDERSON,
VIM. COUCH, Admir-.
August9. l2-w4w'] of Ann Couch.
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I'm ERY-vIRaINrA-In Powhatan co,,r
Il Court, August 9th, 1888:
William McGruder, Plaintiff

William McGruder, Plaintiff
against
William Crump, Sheriff of Powhaan county and as
such administrator de boDis of George Bailey decd
Mack Goode and Richard Goode, exors OF Benz Goode
decd who formerly admir- Of the said George Bailey
decd John w. Faudree and Nancy his wife, late Nancy
Bailey, widow OF the said George, and Benjamin Bailey
children OF the said George Bailey, decd the three las
being infants under the age of 81 years, by Richard F.
Graves, their guardian, al Item. Defendants.
decree was rendered in the above named cause on
the 9th day Of August 1885, directing that VIM. Crump
Sheriff OF The county OF Powhatan and as such admir- de
bonis non OF George Bailey decd should render an ac
count oil his administration before the Commissioner of the
Court; and that Mack Goode and Richard exos of Ben
Jamn Goode who in his lifetime admir- of the said
George Bailey, decd should render before the same Com
missioner an account OF the administration of the estate
the said George Bailey, decd. by the said BENJAMIN
Goode, decd And il was further decreed, sthat the Gre
ditors OF George Bailey decd be required by notice. 10 be
given by the said Commissioner and published for four
weeks in some newspaper of the city of Richmond
produce their claims before the said Commissioner who
said with any matters specially stated deemed pertinent
by HIMSELF which may be required by any Of the par
ties to be so stated"
In pursuance OF which decree, the parties
are hereby notified, that have appointed the 10Th day
September next for commencing the accounts required
by the said decree, on which day by 10 O'clock A. NJ
they are requested to attend at Powhaian Court house
with their papers ready for examinations; and the creditors
OF George Bailey, decd. hereby notified to produce
their claims properly authenticated before me- on or be-
fore that day. in order that may make report thereof tc
the court JOHN w. DANCE Comm'r
Scottsville, August 8, 1888 29-w4ws
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THNHE AMERICAN POTTERY MANUFACTURE

- ING COMPANY, Jersey City, have opened =
warehouse for sales at No. l24, Maiden lane, between
Pearl and Water streets) New-Yoik.
The Company beg leave to inform their customers and
country dealers generally that the works full opera
ton, in the manufacture OF c. dp painted aud edged
Earthenware which they offer for sae in with
full assortment OF printed China and Glass Ware repack
ed from the shelves or in original packages in any quantity
to suit purchasers.
The liberal encouragement the Company have re-
ceved IRON The city dealers and country erchans is the
best evidence OF the good quality Of the Ware and that
the American people disposed to encourage
iacture SC important TO the United Satesand the Com
pany confidently sate that they offer inducements
dealers not in the power OF any importing house, many
OF the articles by them, be imported
at charges less than SO 10 100 per cent
GEORGE TINGLE, Sole Agent for
the Company, No. l24, Maiden-lane, New York.
N B-Jus received from the Factory, fresh supply
Dishes
Also assortment Of Stone Pitchers, variously
mented; Spittoons, Tea Tubs, SC.
Orders promptly attended 10, and the Ware carefully
packed lJuly 49, 2l-12t
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9SsTo the Cssdtos and Heirs ef the late Mr.. Moyv
Rondolph, decd, Of -d,aeiia county. piyginia :;
VNAkE notice that shall Friday, the 9Th tav Of
II September next, at my residence In this county,
proceed before commissioners duly appointed by the
~ Court oil Amelia, TO settle up my administration account
OF the estate Of The said Mary Randolph, decd, far
the proceeds the said has come into my hands for
the payment Of debts and distributions among her heirs.
hereby notified that unless they their claims pro-
pery authenticated for payment TO the on or
before the 9th day Of September next that this notice will
bc plead in bar Of payment Of any claim on
or before the said 9Th day September division Of tho
assets remaining in my hands, will take place among the
heirs on the said day. WILLIAM EGGLESTON,
Administrator OF Mrs Mary Randolph. deed:
Amelia county, July 10, 1888. 22-td
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IN CHAN CERY-VIReINIA.-At rules holden IN
II the Clerks Office Of the county Court of Louisa at
the Court house, the 9TH day of August, 1888:
Robert Dalton, administrator Of Arthur Robertson, de-
ceased, and as admir- of Peter Crawford decd. Ptf
against
Winny Robertson, Bcsey Robertson, Anne Robertson,
Mnyard Robertson, Crocia Robertson, Polly Robertson
Nancy Robertson, Cassandra Robertson Davy Robertson
Lazana Robertson, and Malissa Robertson Elizabeth
Crawford, Eliza Crawford, Beverly Crawford, Peter
Crawford, George w. Crawford, Reuben Crawford, and
William Crawford, William Dckerson, Peter Dickerson,
Elizabeth Dckerson, Richard Dickerson James Dicker-
soa Martha Dickerson, Sarah Dckerson and John Dick
erson, Defendants
The defendants, Beverly, George W. Reuben and Will
liam Crawford, and William Dickerson Peter Dickerson
Elizabeth Dokerson, Richard Dickerson James Dicker.
Martha Dickerson Sarah Eickerson and John Dick
erson not having entered their appearance given
riiy according TO the act OF Assembly, and the rules OF
this Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they not inhabitants Of this State: is ordered That
the said last named defendants do appear before the Jus
tees OF county Court of Louisa the Court house
on the first day OF the next November Term of said
Court, and answer the Bill OF the plaintiff; and shat co.
Ply OF this order he forthwith inserted in some newspaper
printed in the city of Richmond for two months success
svey aud posted at the front door of the Court house OF
said county.
Copy Teste, JOHN HUNTER, elk.
august % 29-wSw
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HN ERY-VIRGINIA.-In the Circuit Supe-
rior Court OF Law and Chancery for Henrico county,
the 26th day of June, 1892
Reuben Bendle, administrator with the will annexed of
Jane COutts, deceased, Plaintiff
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HTNION HOTEL.-The subscribers have taken that
u well known establishment, the Union Hotel and
have been at considerable expense aud trouble in putting
the house in good order and repair They promise their
friends and the public, that every exeron shall be used
TO give the utmost satisfaction in every Department. All
sengers before going to any other part Of the city.
VIM. b. BAILEY.
ED. C. MOSBY.
Richmond, August 18th, 1888. 30-12t
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Newport and Boston Mail Stage, via.

Newport and Boston Mail Stage, via.
Fall-Riyer and Taunton.
IT EAVES Townscnd's Coffee House.
H-l Newport, every day, Sundays excepted
at Z O'clock, A. N. dine in Taunton at | o.
clock, arrive il Boston same evening. Re.
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washington st. Boston, every day, Sundays
excepted, at7 o'clock. A. NJ. dine in Taun
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Fare through SO.
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Bedford stage, at Fall River. Fare So.
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August
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