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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-17

NJ IN y 7'.g'ar ofdis city, Juror in "A
Di8'tict Court the United tacs, cafne INTO { ou
on Monday Iasr. De. 81 short tine after the il
~ roll hsd BEEN cal,d. lie was, Of course, MAJ
led as defaai'ar rot entitled 10 pay that day. 1h|
JUDGE, however, observed thai he understood IL.
on TIA day, fity seyen years age, MIR. Taylor wa
standing by the side Of GENERAL Montgomery whe
he fell il his attack or sbee and that Il wou
never DO to have hitl co0tJed as dofaul.er on Il
Anniversary Of that day The default was order.
70 be erased, and Mr.. Taylor noted as presens
,oli call Pail. Nat Gas,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-17

Wetake the f3llowng welcome infornsas|
froal a letter dated 81 instant, ifonl> an .ss,n,e|
cores ond,p, IN Virginia. fS5t.s ia
" ba1l Jest returned from short visit TO
Madison, whose iealts, am happy to sry.l
greatly impfosad, SO much so. that hope he
! be enahiel 80 % soe mauy summers, and ell
that commanding ,nteloct and those unrivnlle,l
cal qualifications Tor which hs Is so wsn "a
Il i 20 much Ss,e4mei}' ZFI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-17

Lord Nugcnt, on opening the coffin containing
the body oil Hampden, found 1t entire after burial
Of two hundred years! Even hls features werc
preserved. His hair, Of raven b.aokness. came
off at the touch of the hand, and there were disco
vored an infinite number Of little red worms o'
treat activity pla, ing upon the Uranium No in.
ser,s were found in any other pat, Of tlle body A.
if,he IRAN contained within ITSELF living priuei-
pie which was cngendered by - o.n corruption.
';os RAT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-17

Nae, and Ffmoles.-It appears by correct Sci
,Iuies Of lhe Fifth Census Of the United States il
published that in every section Of the country c
rep New England, ,hp tree males outnumbsr i
rec fmales The excess OF free females over Fl
males u New England is 2i,639. Excess Of 81
males IN the Middle States, 1924 DO in 4
S9u.hlp States, 1926, do in the Western n
south Wcsien, States, ,027 do in the III
ritts and Tetr,ories, 3,6fo
uisSoar.~ The Census ofitis State, as recenI
taken by authority ofthe State, presents en- ags|
gate OF i73 2.G douls, Of whom b, lsf are SlavI
The number of White Males we observe, exec
that Of th9 White Females, BY hea.iy n.sie III
sand souls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-29
sDOETEe a.
y MucM rnr nAM.Ir, nN.rrn.,
From the y. Y. Knickerbocker.l

lf'FH h" NH -
WILL. LOVE THEE No MORE.
l VIII love thee 40 aprr, I have loved thee too (,n-,
Thou ha't wasted II heart that was thine TO its cuto.
y ! have sirivcn To break vert too strong,
ihcy <c bt"kcn Mt ia.t,-i will love thee no moro.
Yet pause for a moucn,,-ycs, ere I erase
That picture whoso colour, are laid IN my heart,
Lot me call hack its beauties III soul, fotn and face,
qua ~ M The stern purpose that tcats US apart.
All: they nncd no. the summons, already they socm
iosart from the canvsss,-that form, aud that brow,
ssmo I haNn wors'ippcd IN many a dIsam,
Tho same must blot from my memory now.
That dark hazel eye, in whc.c sweet bosom d we'll,
a witchcry far beyond poetry Sirean,
Which, though keen as the eagles, yet like the razrllc,s.
Loves to melt into soitnoss its brightness OF beam.
Iho'o lips, whence sweet words come moro iiquidy sweet,
And so slowly, thcy seem as if wishin. to smother
Ina, prison OF rIhie. whose ripc portals meet,
AL pouting aud rcddening to part from each other.
That brow like abook. on whose white page is seen
Euro thoughts aud affections, high purpose aud .oul;
Nodark limos where passions unholy have been,
NO waste where the lava hath but ceased to roll.
A mind full Of nneies rs gentle a. bright,
Nhonec not bitter with sarcasm, but dazzling with wit.
h'cr satifes sharp arrow, when quivering for hisht.
feel snrs cannot wound, though Ills certain to hit.
A heart, whose full chords u {, o tembinyly ,ruo
Ia each hnar motion, that did hut uy
lie yrisve thee IN jest, IL would change thy chooks' bu..
Send a 'igh to thy lip, and a tear 10 thine owe.
And a form IN whose fullncss and beauty OF mould,
fhs eye OF the soulptcr would brighton TO see
ihs charms which wcIo gathered from hundreds of old
All blended in ono, and all breathing in thee.
The picture is ini.hd-one kiss on that btoy.
One glance from those Dyes could aught but adore
~ 'mllo, ono sweet word, one soft pressure, aud now
The picture 10 broken,-I love thee no moro.
Thou&ast spurn'd my affection twas all I could rivs.
Thou hast blasted Hopes troc,-the sweet blos,um. n bo,a
Are strawn at thy fcct,-thou couldSt yt bid il live.
"ut 1 scatter their promise, IL lore thee no more.
L will worship no lonser,-my heart I redeem,
Inc years thou hast wasted thou canst not rrstoro.
Tho past gave thee, thou hast lett il a dream,
put Tho iututo ia minc,-t will love thee no more.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-29

AND FOR SALE wish TO sell the tract of land
HA on which | live, lying in the county OF Meckien-
burg, about five miles east Of Boydton, and contains 542
scrcs-about one half is cleared. This land is in good CON
ditlon to make . crop the greater part low ground and
fresh nigh land. The improvements arc sufficient for The
size OF the tract. We made last year about $50 barrels
corn, $4,000 lbs. tobacco, wheat, oats, &c. | have lived
on ibis tract FIVE years, with about forty in family, and
have not had a single case Of bilious or aguc aud fever
II this land is not privately disposed Of before the month
OF September next, (Which ] would greatly prefer) / will
then sell to The highest bidder. The terms will be made
accommodating. JNO. COBBS.
m"Fch TO- I02-wSt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-29

RRlMMER.-Ths thoroughbred horse, a beautiful
Ne pay OF good size and great power, will stand from
the 18th inst. TO the 10Th Of July, 10 tho county Of Gooch.
land, at The mills of Mr.. John Watkins, Is miles above
Richmond, and at the store Of DR.. VIM. NJ. Anderson. s
miles below Goochland Court House, 4 days out of 8 at
the latter, and 3 days out Of 0 at the former place-to CO.
yer al 10 dollars a mare, discharged by IL, if paid by the
hrst day oil October neXt-S dollars the single leap, paid
al Tue Time oil service-25 cents TO the groom. Mares fed
Attic usual price. Pssiurage gratis. Care will be taken
TO prevent accidents and escapes, but no liability Tor any.
Information can be obtained from Mr.. I. Watkins and DR..
W. M; Anderson. Brimmer was got by Herod, he by Di.
omed, he by Florizel Gn England9 he by Herod dol he
by Tartar, he by Croit's Partner. Brimmer's dam was got
by Robin Red Breast, his grand dam by Shark, &. &. dam
BY Give, &. &. &. dam by Leitb, &. &. z. e. dam by Bay.
Tors Fearnought, e. e. &. &. <. dam by old Janus, e. 4. z.
8. &. g. dam by Wilmington, &. e. G. z. &. e. 2. dam by old
Janus. JOHN Go0DE o.
P%Owhatsn. February 9Th, 1888. so-wsws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-29

SALE OF w PR0PERTY.-By virtue Of
~ a Deed OF Trust executed TO The subscribers, by John
NJ. Price and his wife, and recorded in the Clerks Office
oil Louisa, Tor the purpose OF securing TO Charles Thomp-
son, Jr. certain sums of money, in the said deed mentioned,
we shall on Monday the thirteenth day OF May, on the
premises, proceed 10 sell TO the highest bidder, for cash, one
undivided moiety OF the tract OF land and promises, includ.
ing the Tavern at Louisa Court House, containing three
hundred and ninety-two acres and a half. This is a valua-
BILE piece OF property, but having been recently advertis-
ed, no further description is deemed necessary. Persons
inclined to purchase, are requested to examine and Judge
for themselves. Such title only as is vested in us as tuis-
tees, (believed to he good will he conveyed.
CHARLES Y. ~KINBROUGH,l
CHARLES DABNEY, trustees.
M,rch 8. 9SZwI0~
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COTTON YARNS, COTTON O~SN4BUkGS, &c.
10000 % aS bsl co' co,o 91 o.asDu,e..

30 bales 3 4 Sbirtings,
10 do. "A Sheeings- Cunningham and Ander-
sons Factory.
DAVID ANDERSON, Jr, Cary Street, has In store,
and will be regularly receiving between this and The LET
May, the, above stock cl Cotton Yarns. &c from the
most approved factories in the United States, viz: Cum
ningham Il Anderson Of thu city, G. Clarke OF Mapcbcs-
ter, and James Scott of Isle Of R light.
March ~ IOl WY
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March %.

EUR. JAMES CHILDRESS-Take notice, that on
IVA Monday the 22d day of April next, at the Tavern
house oil Jackson & Medley, at Halifax Courthouse, vir-
gtnia, l shall take the dispositions of William Bailey, Ma
than Penick and Others, TO be read as evidence in a suit in
Chancery,, depending in the United States Court, Fifth
circuit and Eastern District of Virginia, in which you arc
plaintiff, and myself and William Frame, Samuel McKin.
ney, William Webb, Henry Terry, and Thomas b. Chill.
dress are defendants: aud, if from any cause tho deposit
lions oil all the witnesses cannot be taken on that dsy. |
shall continue from day to day, until they be all taken.
March 20. Tl04-w4w1 THOMAS McCARGO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-29

Monday the 18Th February, tho Stage Coach from
~ Richmond to Fredericksburg will commence run
ming dshy' and arrive the same evening at Washington
City by the splendid Steam boat Sydney.-From Wash
ing'on, to Baltimore and Philadelphia, the lines will COM
mence on the same day. Travellers from the North and
south VIII IND no delay. l.. PORTER & Co.
February 10. e2-f
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subscriber offers for sale, once more, that valu-
able property called the James River Slate Qusrries.
to which is attached a fertile and valuable small Farm,
With one OF the strongest mineral springs Of sulphur and
chaybeate below the mountains. These Quarries contain
ing an inexhaustible fund Of confessedly the best quail
y OF slate ever brought to the Richmond market, and wing
Immediately on navigation, just sixty miles above that
market, with many other advantages over all others that
will hereafter be pointed outJ are well opened and been
in prosperous operation for many years back. If not sold
privately before, they will be offered to the highest bid.
der, on the premises, on the third Monday in Nav next
subject TO one lien that must then be provided for-And
all other persons having just claims against the subscriber
arc requested to bring them forward at that time and place
Tor hnal ~settlement; or at any rate the most distant, and
unable to attend at that time and place, before his death:
as all brought forward after that time will be considered AZ
held back with improper designs, and this advertisement
plead in bar against them. The subscriber has no doubt of
making such arrangements with all holding lust claims
against him, as to enable him to give very extensive ere.
dit on the purchase. Besides which, to encourage the
enterprizing to engage in the purchase and make 4 fayo.
rable commencement, two hundred dollars for every thou.
sand given for The properly, will be loaned such ourc.,a.
ser. But more on the score Of particulars, at that time
and place. JOHN NICHOLAS
The Editor Of tho Washington Globe isreoue..ed to give this
adyerisement two or three insertions, and send bis bin 10 H. Rieb.
Enquirer bf ooDceliohs j. n.
March ~ 103-wtds
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CoMm1ss1oNER's OFFICE,

W0ftO1c0y, February IN, 1888.
The parties interested will please take notice, that I
have appointed the sixth day Of May next, TO commence
the accounts directed in the foregoing order Of Court, on
which day, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, they are requested TO at
tend at Jennings Old Ordinary, in the county Of Motto
way, with their accounts and vouchers, ready Tor exami-
nation, and with Office copies Of necessary Court papers.
JOHN r.. puppy, M. {. Nc
February n. 93-wsw
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n OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Noaoway County

I'm CHANCERY-VtRG1S1A-In Nolloyay COUNTY
n Court, July 1881:
Sarah Camp, William Flournoy and Ann his wife, jim.
cey Jennings and Mary Oliver, Plaintiff.
against
Langley b. Jennings, executor Of Joseph Jennings, de.
ceased. James Dupuy, Benjamin Ward, David G. Talbot
aud Martha his vile, aud John Hall and Elizabeth his
wits, Defendants,
David G. Talbot and Martha his wife, Complainants.
against
Langley b. Jennings, Sarah Camp, William Flournoy
and Ann his wife, Jane Jennings, Mary Oliver, John Hall
and Elizabeth his wife, and Robert B. Billups and Arnon
his wife, Defendant.
On the motion Of David G. Talbot, il is ordered and de-
freed, that the order heretofore made in these cases, re-
ierring the accounts between the parties to Commission
Gre, be set aside, and the same accounts be referred 10 the
Master Commissioner in Chancery Of this county.
A Copy-Tese. w. +. SEAY, d. c..
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THNO LEET-Take notice. that 1 shall on
III the goth day Of April next, at Chinquepin Church,
IN the county oil Amelia, and State of Virginia, between
the hours OF nine o'clock in the forenoon, and eight o'clock
IN The afternoon OF that day, proceed TO take the dispositions
oil Joel Niorriss and others, 10 be read as evidence in a
suit depending In Powhatan Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery, in which | am plaintiff, and yourself and
others are defendants: and, il from any cause the said de.
positions should not be completed on that day, they will be
taken on the next day between the same hours.
Yours, SC. JOHN JORDAN
March %. I0i-xiw
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NoTICE.-Wa committed to the ial of this county ON
IN he 18th inst. a negro man, who calls himself
says he belongs 10 William Dickson, of Ba-
tan Rouge, Mississippi; about twenty-six years Of age, five
feet Eve and a halfinches high, a scar on his right shoulder
said TO be occasioned by a dirk, two toes on his right foot
mashed. The owner is requested to come and take him
away, or he will be dealt with as the law directs.
MYERS, JuiiOr, Wyfhe County.
January 10. 76-Wl2W
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WOIICE. The subscriber offers ( r sale about 5000
1N acres OF land in the county OF Amherst, and i'm the
vicinity OF Amherst Court House and New Glasgow,
about twelve miles wet of James River, and the same
distance East OF the Blue Ridge: The country is elevated
and pleasant, finely watered and healthy, the soil is good,
resting ON a rich clay foundation, well adapted TO the pro-
duction OF tobacco, corn, snSll grain and clover. These
lands are divided into different farms, rome of them well
improved, and will be divided so as TO sui, purchasers: the
terms VIII be accommodating and possession given when
the purchaser wishes The subsc, iber can be seen in
Richmond Tor about two wechs-ater that, at New Glas-
gov. DAVID s. GARLAND.
march z. 97-wSw~
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TuckahOc.

' 1NHIS beautiful, leopard coloured horse, will stand tie
~ ensuing season, at the New store, in Buckingham
county. The season will commence the 18Th Of March
next, aud expire the 18th Of June following. Tuckal,oe
will be let TO mares, at ten dollars the season, which may
be discharged by the payment Of eight dollars, within tic
season. l deem IL unnecessary TO say any thing in COM
%mendation OF this approved ioal getter; his coltg viii con-
trast greatly to his credit, with those Of any horss, that has
opposed him in the public favour.
FEB. rs. [~95-w6wl THOMAS FLOURNOY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-29

NOTlCE.-Nouce is hereby given, that a Certificate
IN OF funded Three per cent. Stock, issued TO the Presi-
dent and Professors OF the College of William and Mary
in Virginia, for the sum of 1920 sc, numbered 1901
bearing date, the sixth day OF September, 1917, is lost, or
mislaid-and that application will be made for its renewal,
at the Treasury OF the United States, in conformity with
the rules and regulations of the Department, in such cases
provided. EDMUND CHRISTIAN. Bursar.
RICHMOND, february Is. 97-w6w
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OIlCE.-Was committed to the jail Of Prince vii.
~ liam county, on the 9th day Of December last. a ma.
lauo man, as A runaway, who calls himself William Hvden.
lie is about 20 or n years Of age, bright mulstto, about 3
feet 2 or 9 inches high. lie had on an old black far hat.
and an old blue cloth coat and panfaloons. lie denies that
ne has any master, but contends that he is free, and was
travelling from Ohio to New York. He has no papers
whatever. ~ there be any owner, he is requested to come
forward as the law requires and take hin away.
49, BRAWNER,
Tailor Prince Wiliam County, piyginia.
mAch . 99-wIZt
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FENHE parties concerned in the execution of the FORE
n going order OF Court, will take notice that / have
appointed ihc 25th of April next, for their attendance be-
fore me, at my office in the City of Richmond, on The
matters referred by said order; on which day, by 9 O'Clock,
a. NJ, they are hereby required TO attend, with their ac-
counts, proofs, and office copies of al necessary court pa
pers. JNO. SHORE, Com'r.
March o l00-w4w C. S. G. J.. s. G. Henrico.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-29

NOTICE.-The undersigned as Executors of the late
~ Mrs. John Swami, OF POwhatan, and as agents of
the Iegatees, will offer for sale at the May court for the
county OF Isle OF Wight, two tracts oil Land in said coun-
ty, containing from six TO eight hundred acres: This land,
II is understood, is mostly in woods, and well tiinbered.
The terms will be accommodating, aud made known at
the sale. The subscribers expect to be in the neighbour
hood several days before the sale.
WILLIAM WALTHALL, r.
TIL. MILLER EN- orS'
March 2. g7-wIOtr
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* ING WILLIAM Ian o SALE-The plan
MA- tauon called Cowne-, belonging to the estate Of
Philip Aylei, dec. lying between the Herring creek and
the M~attapony river, aud about two miles above Ayletrs
w Warehouse, will be publicly sold at Aylet's Ware-h house,
on Saturday the 25ih Of May next.-This tract contains
$50 acres OF land; about one thirG of which is creek and
river low grounds, and the balance Of very good high
land. The Improvements on the tract are amply suni-
cient Tor all farming purposes, AMI the comfortable ac-
COMMUNICATION OF a family; and the land will be shown 10
any person wishing TO purchase it, any time before the
oil sale, by the subscriber who lives near the premises
The terms of sale are, $4,000 to be paid on the first day
OF January next, and the balance on the first day of Janua-
ry, 1885. The purchaser Of this land will have the priv.
lege of seeding wheat upon il next fall, and entire pos
session will be given on his making the first payment.
p. AYLETT Ex'or of Il. .Ayieft, dec.
Montville, March IL. Ioi-wtds
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N CHANCERY-yIRotNIA.-ln Powhatan Coun-
u ~ Court, February the 10Th, 1888
William McGruder, Pltn.

Ha
against
William Crump Sheriff Of Powhatan county, and as such
Adm'or. de bonis non Of Geo. Bailey deceased, and Joseph
A.. Bailey, Martha T.. Bailey, and Albert A. Bailey, infant
children Of the said George Bailey, decd, by Richard i.
Graves their guardian, adj Item. Detts.
BY consent Of parties, Il is ordered. that the decree pro-
nonhced in this cause, on the 10Th day Of December last,
be set aside, and on the motion OF the plaintiff, John W. Fau-
Tree and Nancy his wife, formerly Nancy Bailey, widow of
George Bailey, deceased, Mack Goode aud Richard Goode,
Executors OF Benjamin Goode, deceased, who was former
~ Adm'or. sf the said George Baly, decd, and Benia-
min Bailey, arc made parties defendants in this cause, and
leave Is granted the plaintiff TO amend his bill accordingly
and process is awarded against the said new defendants,
except Benz. Bailey, according to law to cause them TO ap
pear here, aud answer the said bill-and il appearing TO
The satisfaction of the Court, that the said defendant, Ben
Jamin Bailey, is not an inhabitant Of this Commonwealth,
and he falling to appear, and answer the said bill, aud give
security according TO the Act of Assembly. and the rules
oil this Conrt-it is, therefore, onthe motion of the plain
ut, decreed and ordered, that the said Benjamin Bailey,
10 appear here on or before the first Monday in May next.
ana answer the bill aforesaid, and that a copy Of this order
De forthwith inserted in some newspaper published in the
city oil Richmond, for two months SUCCESSFULLY, and that
another copy be posted at the front door of the Courthouse
oil this county. A. Copy. Teste,
March z. ~[99-wSw1 II. +. GRAVES ID. C..
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aud Chancery OF Prince Edward county, on the 18th day
OF February, 1888:
Peter J. Grigg, Executor OF Edward Jones, PlR
against
Edward Redford, admir-. of Augustus Watson, Mary
Ann, Sally and Thomas Watson, Joseph Wilson and Do
rothy his wife, Joseph Price and Elizabeth his wife, Sam
uel Johns and Francis his wife, Sarah E. b. Watson, Ro-
bert strange and Elizabeth his wife, Dehs.
The defendants Samuel Johns and Francis his wife.
not having entered their appearance and given security
according to an act of the General Assembly, and the
rules Of this Court: and ii appe airing that they are not in
habitants OF this State, on the motion of the plaintiff, il
is entered at rules aforesaid, and accordingly ordered, that
the said defendants Samuel Johns and Francis his wife,
do appear here on the first day of April term next, and
answer the plaintiffs bill; and that a copy OF this order bs
forthwith inserted in some one of the public newspaper
published in the city of Richmond for two months sue
cessiveiy, and also posted at the front door of the court
house of this county.
A Copy. Tesle, b. ]. WORSHAM, elk.
March 9. I0O-wSw
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I'm CHANCERY-yIRGINIA.-In Louisa County
n Court, February the llth, 1898
Rowland Gooch, Pumphret Gooch, John Stewart aud
Mary his wife, formerly Mary Gooch, Pitts.
against
Gideon Gooch and Ivry johnson, Defts.
The defendants, Gideon Gooch and Ivry Johnson, not
having entered their appearance, and given security ao-
cording to the act of Assembly, and the rules Of this Court,
and II appearing to the satisfaction oil the Court, that thoy
are not Inhabitants OF this State: On the motion Of tho
piainuiis by their attorney, II is ordered, that the said do
PENDANTS, Gideon Gooch and Ivry Johnson appear here. on
the first day of May Court next, and answer the bill of the
plaintiffs, and that a copy Of this order be forthwith in
serted in some newspaper published in the city OF Rich
rnond, for two months successfully, and posted at the front
door Of the Court-house of this county.
a Copy. Teste, JOHN HUNTER, C. l.. c.
March y. l00-wSwN
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Nm acknowledgements Circuit Supe-
n rior Court of Law and Chancery for Henrico county,
held at the Capitol in the City of Richmond, Saturday,
November 2lth, 1892:
Martin Drewry and William Carter, Pitts.