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Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1833-04-03
Rtet),srotr0 Eg1tt1
PUBLIC ADVERTISER.
Wednesday Evening. .sprH 3.
MIR. ROBERTSON.

We yesterday expressed hope that the speech
of Mr.. Robertson on Monday might be published.
We understand that there is prospect .: its pub.
LEGATION. The friends of State Rights throughout
the District, should exert themselves to the utmost,
in circulating ii. It is impossible that all hear
when the speeches are delivered, but in this form
every person can have an opportunity of Judging.
The people want light. When once brough, to
understand the nature of Mr.. Stevenson's doc
trines,. it is impossible that they support him
longer.
BY the way. We have never heard that Mr.. S.
has answered ono question satisfactorily. viz:
whether hs ...r c,s the mission TO St. James or
noti If no has it in csntcmplation-if as has
been moro than once insinSa.ed, he is certain of
the appointment, his present course Is insult to
the District.
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

ADMINISTRATION Of Deiegatss: Gilmsr
23s; Southall' 552-Randolph 493; A. Rises Isl.
The last named not candidate.
No opposition TO Gen. Gordon for Congress.
letter says--"'rhe candidates discussed tbo
principles Of State Rights, &c. very fully, as well
at this place as throughout the county, and alto.
gether the canvass and election has been ouite an
animated one. Gilmer and Southall ware run on
the same principles. Aibemarle 10 right. Princi.
pies have succeeded. Rives' vote, were single
shots for Randolph"
up. S.--Gov. Barbour and w. C. Rive. were
here"
sroTTsrLvsuA.-COn Congress: John NJ. Patton
40; no opposition.
House Of Deisgaie,-li1-C. L. Stevenson esI:
X. ID. Powell l25; l.. Rawlings 45.-Mrs Andrews
not heard from; Stevenson elected.
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IT'S AMMIDoN, Treasurer.



W SS-rN This distinguished, beautiful tito
S@eAI NJ rough-bred racer and getter Of racers.
A0wili again stand at my sons. Geo. w.
e-s&3-<<2u Johnsons, tho ensuing season, within
one mile of Moody's Tavern in the county Of
Chesterfield, IL miles from Petersburg, and %
from Richmond; and is now at his stand, ready TO
serve mares, at S5th season. payable or the lst of
August next. when j. will expire, but nay H.. dis
charged with $50 before that tiMo 81 90 insuranco.
payable the mare is known 10 he in CosI
or parted wiIh-Sl cash 10 the groom. Mares thar
failed 10 Sir Charles last year ny the season. will bc
insurec this at tue SESSION price. Mares furnished
with pasturagc. which il excellent and extensive.
and servants sent with mares boardcd rratjs
Separate grass, rye. and wheat lots for mares and
colts with stables TO protect them from bad wea
Their, and fed. II required, according TO order.
or without hnnt AZ 10 grain, at 25 cents n dav
No liability for accidents, but every necessary A.,
tention e. prevent item
Sir Charles was never in finer health and thar.
never was surer horse. flo will DO lG vears oId
this spring, and has been ~ often advertised. ard
Is go well known, that u is only necessary 10 ssY
that some Of his colts have won the following races
within tho last years
The Jockey Club purse at Columbia, 8 mile
heats; tho $4,000 mattel, race at Charleston NH,
heats; the Jockey club purse al Charleston, mis-
hoai', $1,000; the cab purse at Petersbnrg, mile
heats the two miln day there; tho Jockey club uurse
$1,000. at Tree Hill; the 2 mile day there; Tho .
mile day at -uf6cld: the beet 3 in s there. tbs A
there; al Norfolk tho milo and the 2 mile d,vs.
the mle day AZ Rroad Rrok; the milo day and
the 2 mile race at Lauronccye; tho 9 mile race
a Jcrusaleng the club race al Gloucester court.
House; The oluh and mile day Al Winiurheld. Fall
leJ2-Tbo Jucky club purse az Rrosd Rock; the
club purse, miles snd repeat al New Market; the
mile day there; Al Raltimorr tho $4,000 stakes, q
mile heats snd The jockey ciub purse, MO hsats,
ihcrei oEo day At Ninierold; tho mile race At Nor,
folk: the jockey c!ub, mile heats. at Tree hin.
$1,000; the club purse a. jerusalem; tho eluh
pursc at New Uepci the Jockey elub, ana
the pToPrictors parse a. liberty; the elul.
rscs az Miliopi the milo club race AZ
HslhsN' Virgins; tho mile day, the ? mile dsy,
and the bcsi w day st ChrsiiansviIlc; the elgs
race AZ Frsnhlin Courthouse; the club rscs
a. Wythe court house; one day al Wheeling; IN.
sweersiakss At Bcscii Bottom; the race vt Eliza.
beth Town; the jockey club, 4 miles, ~ Wheeling,
the mile day there, and al EhsaSsthtown, and
the fsee At Zsnesvills Ohio. where tho field was
distsneed. AL ihesc Rlees were ven bv Sir
Chsrles' Set IN ls5s. Thee faeis sp..k for iheso.
selves ssd ''ae'ssd !ss'' they sra
chsf;srs''e, Fss,stry >, e,f
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NORFOLK, April l.-Au.schr. Morning Star.
Marshall. Boston, days, bound to Richmond;
,loop Charles. Clifford, westport, days, bound to
Richmond.
The ship Fredonia. Page. bound to Hsvre, has
gone TO sea from Hampton Roads. 80
from Richmond.
BOSTON. March 2s-Arrived. ship Samuel
Wright. Allen from Liverpool.
March. ls-lat -, long 4S -, at 3 P. NJ. very
-foggy, camo nearly IN contact with q try large
island or ice; about $50 feet high, and mile in
length--the weather extremely cold. kept the ia p
under easy sail, and at S p. NJ: fell in with an
Esgiish brig. and were informed we wore stand.
ing for more ice, and that she had been FOR day,
surrounded with ltextending from LAT As TO So aud
found no opening TO the Wesiward-kept CO. du.
ring the night, aud fell in with muro ice, bu; kept
clear oft.
ALEX tNDRIA, April lard, schr Virginia
Price. Richmond.
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~ af.f30H NRinS |.
PORT OF RIcH9ON,
.ARRlYEh.

AhRit EO,
Schr Martha Beaston, Petty, 4 days New York
sundries, to Winston. Ralston T. Pisassnts
Hutchison e. Kerr. Dunlop. Moncurs = CO. j
w Beers. and N Mills
Steamboat Virginia. Holmes. Baltimore, ffsigh,
and passengers.
Steamboat Patrick Henry. Chapman. Norfolk,
freight aud passengers.
Schr Henry, Boston. supdries.
Schr Chesterfield, Townsend. New York. via
Norfolk, sundrics, to L Webb & CO, r Haxall
& CO.
Packet schr Tantivy. Couch. New York. 4 days,
sundries, to Shepperson & Radcliffe, worthani &
McGruder, Fry. ID Anderson, IT,, Taylor g.
Garland. Thompson, q Andrew, L WEBB & CO,
Dunlop. Moneure g. CO, Bohannan, C M Mitch.
ell. Nichols & Wiley. Cralle & Dabnev. T
Price. Perkins & Harris, Bosher, wadsworth &
Williams, G Tfkn. B,gwell. Smith & Williams.
Sarvay, T Massis, NJ s Valentine, w w Wool
bridge, Garth g. Colquit. ii Eustace. Crump &
Lyon, w Beers, J J Werth, G v Raymond, I
Tchenor, Walker & Booth, II e. w Morton,
Baldwin & Kent, A w Noting. C Pieot, C. & NJ
Walthall, Binford, Brooks g. co, b P.yton, A Du.
vall Wight, wsldron & Henry, G l. Sampson,
A Myers, Lancaster, DENLY A CO, Hall & Moore,
James & CO. r Thplett, J Anchor. and T Lee.
schr Myra, Perry. New Bedford. ballast.
Sche Betsy. Norfolk, ballast.
Schr Mary. Bsaston, Newark, sundries, to w g.
c Crane.
SAILED,
Steamboat Patrick Henry. Chapman, Norfolk.
passengers.
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From the u. s. Telegraph.
ffO" "e u ~ AeNsr"pH.
THE POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT

On the first of March, the Postmaster at Pitts
burgh, who had discharged the duties with fidelity
and agans. whom there had not been word of
complaint, was removed TO make place for Mr..
Lynch who had BEEN an active partisan of Mr..
Van Buren,, and got up a dinner for Mr.. Eaton.
MIR. Hinton, who a Calhoun man in 1924,
then thorough going Adams and Clay man. then
n pure and disiRferesfed Van Buren, man, has been
appointed Postmaster at Raleigh, N. C.. in the
place of the old incumbent, whose emily offence
was that he did not approve the doctrinal points
OF the Proclamation. And now, Mr.. Baily, u
thorough. going Jackson man, is about TO be re-
moved as Assistant Postmaster in New York, to
make way for a Mr.. Bates, n political sermoni,er,
connected with the wJrkng men of New York,
And tho leaders of the party who have made n pre-.
tence Of putting Col. Richard NJ. Johnson in no.
mination Tor the Presidency.
This movement cannot be misunderstood; il has
double purpose. The 'irorkiss' are n head
strong and growing party. Their nomination of
Col johnson would break in upon Mr.. Van Blu.
ren's forces in the city, and cndanger his ascend
ancy in the State. The appointment Of Mr.
Bates is intended to bring him into the support of
MIR. Van Buren,, and prevent the nomination Of
Col. Johnson. Mr.. Van Buren, has already bee
put in nomination, and all the patronage of the
Government will be used to secure his election,
letter before us, unde- date of the 9th, saws:
at is quite probable that the Courier g. ENQUIRER
" making arrangements 10 come in support of
Mr.. Van Buren,; indeed, the current report is that
the bargain - nearly consurmated. h~.r today
that Mr.. Webb is TO proceed TO Albany in a day or
two to smoke the calumet OF peace with the Rsgen-
cy"
But this Is not all. The appointment Of Mr..
Bates is intended to place SPY upon Mr.. Gou-
verneor, the present Postmaster, to catch some
thing upon which he may be removed from Office
"a measure from which Gen. Jackson has been
deferred. solely by knowledge Of the fact, that
Mr.. Gouveneur holds in his possession documents,
which, in that case, mould be published, and which
If published, would show that he has been guilty
of the deepest ngratitude, and OF acts Which are
yet TO stamp upon his character the deepest dis
grace.
We should then have the truth about tho
Johnny Rhea letter. The Globe has said, that the
Presiden. has copy, and would publish it, He
dare not publish IT without first making FIRMS
with Mr.. Gouveneur. We do not believe that he
can do this: and the appointment Of NJ. Bates j,
TO place spy over Mr.. c., whose duty it will be
to ruin his principal. Mark what we say.
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1833-04-03

From the English papers We lcarn. tina, the i'm.
por,snt trial "TAs Cooperation Of Li.srpssi W.
Bolton, Ogden & Co." has been decided in favor
Of the plaintiffs. This action was TO Try tho right
Of the Corporation to exact certain duties and tolls
upon all goods coming from abroad. consigned to
persons not freemsn ofths city. This decision will
take out Of the pocket Of the American merchants
about 60, 900 pounds year-and this 10 equivalent
TO bounty to that amount in favor Of British ira.
ders. The house of Bolton. Ogden d Co. are said
to psy al least Eve thousand dollars year TO the
Corporation for their dues.
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1833-04-03

DurIs--Ths Morning Chronicles (I.oudonl con.
tans letter from the notorious o. p. Q. dated Pa
ris. Feb. 3, which gives a shocking account Of the
Dwellings, propensties and habits OF the Parisians
The editor Of royals, paper had challenges
several Of The patriot editors, who very properly
refused to fight. Carrel, the editor Of the Nation.
al was al last, however. provoked TO duel, and so
dreadfully wounded that his life despared or
Tho editor of the Tribune refused TO fight sin gls,
but challenged the whole party Of Royalists 10
meet the Liberals, and made out long list Of
chalenger. All Paris was in commotion; SOL
dien wore placed around the Offices OF the Royal
lists 10 protect them: tho Liberals have avowed
their determination to chastise in public those
who dare not accept thei: general challenge, un.
I'll they have beaten them int silence; and twelve
dusls were announced as 10 be fought on tie Sd.
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N CHANCERY-VRGISr,:- MeckIenburg
A county court, February 18Th. 1888; John Pet.
,us and Miles Jordan. pitts against Leonard vii.
i ,a hIehard Russell, administrator of Jane
WORKMAN, and John w. McQuie. ndmin;,,,s,o,
Of =; Aiexander McOuio. deceased, ders.
:. ne defendants Leonard Williams and John w.
mcQuie, not having entered their appearance and
gwen security according TO the act of assembly
ano Toe rules OF This court, snd it appearing by
satisfactory evidence, that they arc not inhabitants
u, w" s'a'c' on the motion Of the plaintiffs by
their attorney, il is ordered, that the said dof,nJ
Aus no appear here, on the first day of tho mex,
May term, and answer the bill Of the PLAINTIFF;
ana that copy Of this order DO forthwith insert
20 IN SONS newspaper published in tho CITY Of
richmond. for two months successiveIy. aud post.
GU ~ 'he 'front.' door Of the court house OF this
county. A copy. Tesic,
mr. III JNO, q. BAPTIST q T.
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ATTORNEY ATLAW.

HNDE subscriber, having obtained licence Ia
n practise Law in the Courts Of this Common.
wealth. Offers his services as Attorney. in tho in.
icior aud superior courts Of tho counties Of SPOT.
sylvania, Hanover and King William. lie will
also attend tho courts IN fredericksburg corpora
ton, and the inferior courts Of Caroline. HIS Of
fee, TIL further notice. will be at his residence
within three miles Of the IOWA Of Frrdefieks.
burg.
To those who know him, he nattors himself
that an assurance Of diligence and attention 10 snv
scoH6ded 10 him, is unnecessary snd thosa
who do not, he s satisfied 10 refer 70 sny Of his
mum rous soquaintanccs in the rsnge of his prac.
tice or elsewbsre. GEORGE w. BASSETT.
Lansdowno, Marh &c, 1893.
~ Wing, Times and Enquirer. twice /. w.el
for one month. and then weekly until further no.
tcs, and send secounts 10 this ofiee.-ArsEa.
mar 27-c6l-wtf
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II 10 most gratifying to state. that the Hudssn's
Bay Company have extended every facility 10 the
sntsrprrc, and have given Capt. Back commis-
sion investing him with full command through
out their extensive territories. and Unlimited author
ity over all their servants, the Governor alone sx-
cepted."-Bslf. Amer
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THNO all whom II may concern, be IL known.
n that / shall. on tho 1T Of May next. in time
I.r the approaching term Of the General Court,
place IN the hsnds Of the Attorney General, the
unsettled accounts without discrimiuatiop') az
those reported BY my predeccssor, debtor. 10 the
Peniisntisry Institution, on tho 9th day Of April,
1892. with instruction TO take the necss.arv stsps
for their immediate recovery. II will be- reeolIecl.
% tha. twelvs months have nssriy elapsed, since
them are OF years standing.
THO. O. MoNcuRE,
n" ''-'o~T Gee kgsnt
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1833-04-03

rHNAkE NOTICE All persons having claims
Il against the Estate of Richard Lamb, decd.
will make thea known immediately To the under.
signed, and all those indebted 10 said E.,ale, will
DO pleased TO make immediate payment to
HENRY GIBSON,
sp 3-eo24t Ex'or of X. Lamb, deed.
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1833-04-03

Tho Long Island (N.Y) Union Course Rn-
ees, are fixed for Monday, May 9Th. Beside
other races, there is 4 sScepstake, a single four
miles, for SIC, 900, three entries, $4,000 each.
Col. Johnson's Blue Bird, Mr.. Livingston's Terror
and full brother To Henry, are the competitors.
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1833-04-03
SUGARS.
Sale of s25o,ooo of Virginia State
Stock. nj Auction.

Sale of s25o,Ooo of Virginia State
Stock, AT Auction.
NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue Of
~ the authority vested in me. by an act of tha
General Assembly. passed the goth day Of 70.
bruary, 1888, authorizing a subscription bv
the State Of Virginia, IL the Stock .of The
Chesapeake and Clio Canal Company, I shall
sell, at Public Auction, on Thursday, The
25th day Of April next, at ~ O'clock, in font
OF The VTginn Banks, 10 the highest bidder
Tor cash, certificates OF State Stock, Amounting IN
two hundred and hny thousand dollars, in certi6.
Gates Of one hundred dollars each bearing interest
from the date thereof al the rate IT five por cent
per annum. payable quarterly. at tho Treasury or
he COmnronW sslth; tho principal whereof will be
irfodeenAblc prior 10 tho year 1851
l.. BURFUOT, Tres. Com'th.
N. d. As the set requires the certificates 10 h,
issued in sums Of 500 oaeh. as niauy will be
printed on enc sheet, a. sma l. hut distinct tvn,
will admit If. l.. BURFOOT. r r.
mr. li-cts&d2t
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1833-04-03
HAWKINS Fortunate once

On Thursday Morning, the drawing of the
Grand Consolidated Lottery will be received.
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
Also, prize Of 1850. l Of 1000, 1 Of /, 200, 3
Of 900. &c. &c. &c.
Tickets 81, Halves 9. Quarten /.
N. u. My office is still considered the Fortunate
place Tor frizes. S. HAWKINS.
an .
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DIED,

This morning, in Manchester. in the al,b ga.
OF her ago' MtnT d. ARcHss, consori of AI.ysr'
der Aroner' The friends and scqusintsnc,s =,
morrow At I o'clock. "0'ai TO-
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1833-04-03
MICkLE,s OFISICE.

New York Lot,sry-Drawing will DO fecoived
Saturday morning.
Capi,als-s4O'Ooo. 10000. s,lso, 5000. 90 of
LOGO. 90 &C 500. &c. &c.
" Lowest Prize Sl2.
Tickets $40, halves S, quarters 9 so.
For sale, as usual, in every variety. at the Lot.
terry Office OF f.. MIcKIE
sp Next below the door of the Eagle Hole
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JOB PRINTING.

o. The Proprietors of the Wing
have just received large and complete assortment
OF Large Plain and Fancy Job Types and Borders,
and are now prepared to Print Posting Bills of the
largest size, in superior manner, as we'll as all
other kinds of Job Printing.
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Farmers Every Day Book

Farmers Every Day Book,
OR, ENCYCLOPEDIA OF AGRICULTURE.
IL one &C svo volume, illustrated with en0r,.
= wings; specimen Of which nsy now be seen AZ
tho subscribers store, where subscriptions will he
received for II. The work shall be illustrated nv
about $50 engravings Handsomely printed ON 6nc
Paper, and neatly and dUribly bound in sheep with
gilt back and marhled edges. The price IN sub.
scribers will be 80 so. To non subscriber. 81.
fthe work is not found fully to equal IN. de-.
soriptron and specimen, no subscriber shall b.
bound In take IT,
Ihe work 70 dssignsd IN from a hardsome vol.
umn of shout $50 pages, and he sdsp,.d 70 a..
wants Of every farmer, aud oil persons residing in
the country.
The work is bssed on the popular and celebrated
Encyclopedias of London.
aP RI SMITH.
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"BY AUTHORITY"

TESH subscribers beg leave 10 apologies TO their
IL friend. Mr.. J. II. Nash, for inserting in their
advertisement q word susceptible of a different
construction from that intended. As many belle.
we'd that We published the notification of tho loss
Of the pencil cases, we were unwilling 10 wrest
from the brows of the author the bays due him for
so celebrated a production; and regret that our
friend should for a moment suppose that il was our
intention 10 dictate 10 him the course no should
I've pursued on that occasion.
ap3 SANXAY g. STREET.
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1833-04-03

Sale. at tho Now York Stock Exchange, March
SO..xl0 shares U: S. Bank llei llOi; 100 do.
do. llOb-;4 mos. G p. C. int.)
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Union Fire Company, No. q.
A TTEND meeting at the Engine House, on
IA Thursday evening next, at 4 O'Clock. for tho
purpose of washing the Engine, &c. This meet.
Jag is required BY law. The members are also no.
titled that at this mesting the annual election Of
officers will take place. A full aud prompt al.
tendance is expected by the Captain.
ap3 A. LEMOSY Secr'y
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u. "a. "a w. ALLEN

j. r. a. w. ALLEN
I'D GsrgorTuLLy tender their thanks 10 the publ,e
~ Tor past favours, and beg leave 10 Inform
their ousionors and dealers in their line. thu, tbsv
have nov nm hand. ready fcr sale, a choice coi
lection NJ SEGARS, ~ overy description, and Of
the most superior quality. consisting in part, Of
10000 Havana segap. Whiting brand,
10000 do. do. Csnsio do.
$500 Superior do. DO de-
10000 81. Domingo and Cuba. yellow and
brown,
10000 brown Cubs, superior,
10000 Kentucky snd Cubs,
$4,000 do do. ST. Domingo, AZ as NJ
500 lbs OF Spanish Shoris. Tor smoking,
200 dor. papers hns cot Tobsceo. Do
Msoabau snuff. In ysrs, from 10 rs ibs.
The shove articles can Ne purchsssd at our Ma.
nufactory 80 cheap n 10 tho North. Country
Merchants and dealers would do we'll 10 call and
ex'mine their stock, mthey s-e determined 10 sell
on accommodating terms. All segars purchased
from thsns, not suiting. can be fcturnsS, ans the
monoy WI 70 fefsndss fnf 27--e3t
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Portland H..

ND EcEIvING tbi. day. 20 byrd,., A.,
10 or Portland Hay, which will bo ,o,S ~,
MATTHEW A. TRIcE. y
aP Near Mayo's Bride.
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TO UNDERGRADUATES.


pursuance OF an act Of the General Assem-.
by OF virginia, passed on tho 1st inst, sealed
proposals will be received by the Directors of the
western Lunatic Hospital, at Stanton, until
The twenty.hlh day Of May next, for tho erect.
ION and completion OF a brick addition to the
said Hospital two stories high, 10 contain fsrty
cells Tor bunatcs-tbe walls OF the building 10 be
OF well burnt brick, on a foundation of stone.
he undertaken 10 furnish all the aisrials com.
Ple'e the building 1T for use, aud deliver the key
on or before tbs first OF January 1894, plan
OF Tie proposed building can be sSsa by applica.
ton to the undersigned
mar II .woto HIcHsC. KINNEY.
IN Goochland county court, 18Th March, 1892
~ Fred Harris, Plf. against Terrell g. Mar.
tha Eliza his wife, formerly Martha ElEa Sanp.
son, Severn Donelson and Mary his vile. former.
" Mary Sampson; William Hops and NaTcssa
W. Ills wife eSmerly Nsrcissa NJ. Sampson
Jacob ID DonsHM and Agnes 2. his wife. former,
" Agnes z. Simpson. and William NJ. Gxinp and
Caroline is wife. formerly Cirnnc SNnpson---
which said females arc children and distributes
or Stephen Sampson. j.. deceased, defs.--IS CHAS.
ogRT.
This day enno tho plaintiff, by John :. Fleming,
ESQ. his sttornry, and filed his bill, and the de-
Pendants not having entered their appearance, aud
gwen security according 10 the act Of Assembly,
and the rules Of this court, and IL appearing 10
the satisfaction Of the Court, that they are mot IN
habi,ants Of this cJuntryi on tho motion Of the
plaintiff, by counsel, Il IL ordered, that the said
defendants do appear bore on tho third Monday ii
June neat, aud answer the bill Of the plaintiff and
that n copy ofthis order be fonh~ith inserted in
some Newspaper printed IN the city Of Richmond,
for two months successfully, and posted al the
front door OF The court house OF this county.
Copy. Teste,
spi MAR. w. MILLER. D.c.c.c.
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Irish Potatoes.

~ EcEIvING this day, 900 bu.bo,, ,r,,,A,.
80 for table usa or planting. In s,ors a fsv
PsnPers Of English--for sale BY
NJ, A. TRIcE,
P' Ner Msyo's Bulge.