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Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1833-04-04
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
nY virtue Of decree ofthe circuit superior
- court Of law and ohancery for the county Of
Henrico, pronounced on the 9th day Of Noven.
Dor. in tho year 1891, in the case Of Cros.s cura
uiI, W. Cross errors, and othcrs;-Tho under.
signed, as commissioners appointed by the said dc.
cree, will sell, by public auction, 10 tho highest
bidder, for cash, at Hanover courthouse, on Tues,
day, tho 2Jd day Of this month, a TRACT OF
LAND, lying IN tho upper part Of The county Of
Hanover, adjoining tho lands Of Pof,una,us Green,
and others, In the neiEhborhc,d Of Darraeotrs
Mill, and containing about one hundred and nine
acres, OF which Henry Cross died seized. A more
perfect description may be found al the clerks Of.
fee Of Hanover county court, in the record Of the
divisioH ~ the estate Of John Cross, Decd tho "a
thor OF the said Henry, from whom the said Land
descended. JAMES LYONS,
aP 4-etds ROBERT g. SCOTT, Cmr'
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BIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE.
New York Loitsry-D:awing will be rco,iyed
Saturday morning.
CaPi,sls-S4O 600. 10000. 5,l6O. 1000. 90 Of
200, 90 Of 500. sc. sc. sc.
gJ- Lowest prize SI2.
Tickets $40. Halves S, Quarters 49,.
change and Lottery Office of
THOS. n. BIGGER,
aP . Corner opposite tho Eagle Hotel.
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By EItt1tl01I. .HOlicIfre ~ GO.
SHOES.
On MONDAY, the sti inst. At 10 o,cI,ck ri.
the store, lu0 packages Shoes. suited to the SO.
son' now receiving from sehr. Theiis, direct frun
the manufacturers.
sP2 d. NJ. & CO. Aucts.
Java Coffee and ST. Crox Sugar.
nj ANDfNG this mornns, for sale--50 bags ia
~ va Coffee, and Is hhds. prime 81 CroI Su-
gar, suitable for retailes.
ap4 RALSTON e. PEASANTS,
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Farmers Bank of V-Srsi,i0.

DY order Of a number of Stockholders in tho
hB Farmers Bank Of Virginia. duly authorised
by the charter to call general meeting, the UNDER
signed hereby gives notice,
That General Meeting Of the Stockholders Of
the said Bank will be held en- Monday the 9th day
of May next, at the Banking house in the city Of
Richmond for the purpose of taking into consider
a'rv" .'ns scts .s,- General Assemblv
! and OF deciding on the expediency of subscribing
me conditions specified in the said acts. "a, the
convenience OF such Stockholders az cannot attend
~ psrsoh' the form of power of attorney TO vote
by proxy is annexed. - WV
As the object of the meeting is of grea, impor.
sance 10 the institution, as well to the comlnu
nifty at large. it is earnestly requested that ,hns,
Stockholders who may not attend. will nnno;n.
proxies to represent them.
=, WIN. NEHERvIS. Cashier Of N.
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Form Of hs POSsr Of A,iO,uey.l

Know all men by those presents, that {
do hereby sPpoint as my subtitut, or
proxy, 10 represent me al general meeting OF tho
stockholders of Tho Bank ef Virginia. to he
held IN the city of Richmond on Monday the 9th
day OF May next, snd in my name and behalfto vote
resp sting the subscription on tbs part eftho said
Bank 10 the James River and Ranswhs Company.
under tac provisions Of an act, "authorisine the
Bank Of Virgins and the Farmers Dank q Wiz.
ginis 10 subscribe 10 the ok Of the James Ri.
yer and ksnawhs ComOanyi" and an act, "authori.
sng The Bank Of Virginia, and Farmers Bank Of
Virginia, 10 increase their capital stock In vi,.
ness Whereof have hsr,unto sst nv hand ,rd
's'' w" oCof IN the year 1883.
Signed, ''sl.d and .staowl.Jg.d
IN presence %
N. 3 When.vers psren means to vot. m En-.
eoo'oI, AaminisfrMor. Gosrdain, Trustee. &c. he
81 81 esgre's IL 10 the Povs. e.e
mar ~
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EoGNAC BRANDY.-Landng from sc6T
~ Charles. 10 qr. pipes Cognac Brandy, warrent.
ed pure for sale by
ap4 DAVENPORT, ALLEN eco.
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PROVIDENCE, March 27.-Arr. schr. Agen
ria, Price, from Richi.ond, via N Bedford; och
Sun, Richmond
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TOMPKINS' OFFICE.
No. IL.
80 Is Al 81 81 % &c.
Sc 30. Capital Prize. sold and paid al
TOMPKINS' OFFICE.
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FOR SALE

RicnD. COKE, Jr. Esqr. Gloucester C. II. Viz
ginia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-02

Inc following letter from The last number of Tie Turf
REGISTER though addressed chiefly SportsmeD contains
description Of the mounted Indians Of the est that is
ehihenuy graphic and picturesque ~. y. American
=, Cdntonment Jesup, Lou, Jidy Is, 1892
MIR EpIToR-Ihe modern turf horse is said TO be de-
hcient IN the power Of endurance and ability TO carry
weight winch were so eminenuy possessed by the imme
ue descendants OF the Arabian Barb and Turkish horses
"nch produced the unrvalled English stock My object
oFeci The attention OF American breeders TO socl,
oes possessing good wind, great powers Of endurance
ana hardy constitutions, with fine bony, sine wy limbs
lcy are indigenous 10 our continents and il the expert.
Inent recommend, OF crossing them with our bred horses
succeed WIZ preclude the necessity Of recurring TO the
present race OF horses in England which doubtless de-
Bensta'e. alIude to the wild or prairie horse inhab
log the southwestern region of our continent srd ;
ainiu 'he immense grassy plains OF that section and 10
lhs race partially tanned by the savage tribes of the
county no one who has seen the Osages galopng over
tanning IDS gait tor hours; viewed their muscular and
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A UGUsTA sPRINGs.-This delightful summer re.
IA treat and well established watering place. again
dence OF the subscriber To such are unacquainted
with the water, il may be proper to say that it pro.
nouneed by those acquainted with the Harowgate
Springs, in England, be of the same quality The s
uaton is very pleasant, The surrounding country wild
and picturesque and the accommodations inferior TO those
Of no watering place in Western Virginia
JOHN H. PECK
u Board by the month, S20-by the week, S6-bv
the day S1Children, servants and horses half price
u Hacks may at all times be had TO convey Visitors
who may travel in the Stages 10 the Springs from stsun
ton. June II. n e.
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AND FOR SALE-Tbe subscriber offers for sale the
NJ land on which he lives, in the county Of Hanover on
Chlckahomlny swamp, 10 miles from the city of Richmond
ana IRON Hanover Court House, containing 43 acres
zlo acres OF bottom land about 200 Of which are first
1uahy-tbe balance (about Is acres) second bottom
o. good quality. The high land is in good farming con-
uluon, and ia state Of rapid improvement There is
al extensive bed OF she'll mar running nearly through The
cenue OF me farm To physician wishing to pursue bis
professional duties, the situation would afford good stand
GUSTAYUS v. JONES
June ~ l0-w5w'
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lhese rlch and lourshiDg States have grown I'D with
IN short time 1t not pretended that all the emerans
by whom hey have been peoped went from Virginia,
But must be conceded that this State furnished very
large proportion oil hem TO say nothing of the number of
her sons WI migrated TO the Carona Georgia Florida
LOUISIANA Iexas, Arkansas, and Michigan The fact that
so many Of our friends and relations have left us and are
prosperous and happy in the States has tendency to
make usrestess and dissatisfied and will continue TO
up and perhaps, increase the spirit of gfation
(Remdinder in our nertJ
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I'm CERY-VIRGINIA.-At Rules holden in
the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for the County Of Buckingham the third
day OF June, 1888:
John Couch, and Mary his wife, John Couch, adm'or.
oil his former wife, Elizabeth Couch, decd Thomas
Andeson, and William Couch, adm'or. of Ann Couch,
decd, Pitts
against
ARobe Rives Robert Carter, curator of the estate of
John Harris deceased, Thomas w. Glmer, admor. de
bonis non of Christopher Hudson, decd, &c. Nathaniel
Anderson, executor, administrator heir dstributee
athanel Anderson, deceased, any way
the estate OF the said Nathaniel Anderson decd who
was executor OF Tho Anderson, decd, Thomas Paleson
and Sarah his wife, Price Perkins, sheriff and admor of
Samuel Wnrey, deceased, and Price Perkins in his own
right, John s. Anderson, and VIM. Anderson, Delts
The defendants Nathaniel Anderson, Thomas Patteson
and Sarah his wife, and John s. Anderson having
tered their appearance and given security according TO the
act OF Assembly and the rules of this Court and il an
Pearng by satisfactory evidence that they not nha-
bitants OF this couny is ordered, That the said alb
sent defendants do appear here the first day of the
next September term, and answer the bill of the plaintiff:
and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the city of Richmond, two
months SUCCESSFULLY and posted the front door of the
Courthouse OF this county.
Copy. Teste, r. ELDRIDGE, C. C. S. C.
June "a. Ia-wew
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I'm EoSho. George Jefferson, EdJCdrd EggIeSfOu
1Ea John w Baker, John II. Leigh TPillian EggIe.
ston. Edtcard f. Eggleston .qJred o. EggIes7on
WM , Z. EggiestOn, John Tonnes, finn Jfferson
BerMer Jones, John Cha6in, Er'Or. Of John Gha6in
acc a., Hchdrd EggtestOn Richard Booker John B0ok.
G, francis a. Wilson, John Webster Sheriff of fine.
hg, ana as such adnr. Of Dabney Miller decd and
Thomas Pride
Gentlemen: Take notice. that shall proceed to take
me deposition OF Trple T. Estes ard others ON the ls
~, aud I'd days OF August next, in the Bolnebrook
Hotel, IN the town CT Petersburg State of Virginia:
and on the Goth, Goth and 9th days of July next
sna proceed TO take the dispositions OF Paschal L. ownes
william WalthalI, Walthall Dunayent and others in the
county of Amelia and in the court house of said county
ana state OF Virginia; and the 29,h and 30h OF the
same month"; july shall proceed TO take the de poslions
Oh Alexander w. WahalI, John A. Hillsman Alexander
i Boawnght, and others, at Paincville Amelia county.
oae oil virginia, and in the tavern house of Pascha Io-
Ders and on the 9th and 9Th days August next shall
proceed to take the dispositions of BENJAMIN II Powell
Nathaniel A. Chrenshaw aud others, at Scousvlle Pow.
haan county, Virginia, and in the court house of said
county oil Powhaan; and on the oh and 10Th of August
next shall proceed TO take the dispositions of Field r.
Southal Daniel Burton, and Others the house of Hem
~ H. SOutha, Amelia county, Virginia; and on the ODD
23d and 21th days Of August next shall proceed to fake
me deposons oil John Farley, and others in the city of
hcbnonu, stale oil Virginia, and in the Columbian Ia.
erh IN SAID town; and on the 9th and 9th DAYS of Sepe,n
per next shall proceed TO take the dispositions of willis
rler ana others, at NOt1way Court house. and i'm the
courthouse oil said county OF Nooway and State of Vr
gnla and If then and there prevented shall proceed IN
axe Inc deposition Of said Willis Pille and others ON the
Vh ana llh days Of September the same place above
named-the said depoons to be read as evidence in
sur now pending and undetermined i'm the Circuit Supe
gor court OF Law aud Chancery in Amelia county and
Slate OF virginia, in which plaintiff and YOU and
each OF you defendants and where YOU NAV attend II
you please YOURS &c. JOHN r. JETER.
way 20 6-w2m
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AssegI'E'se ".
J, MucMrnr n,nAir. uN.uNa.


oud be glad kouw something than tho initial. Of II
the author of tho following uucommonly spirited lines, wh
! the London A'h0rmum-.N: u ~. Post.
o, Italy, I've brca,hcd thy skies
Aud wandered by thy streams,
Aud Jtcami, ~ boyhood's cStaeits,
Its foolish tcTvid dreams.
How calmly ON thy lost estate
So ruined now, and dosolato
Thy sun of glory CLEANED
The son--thc very suu--or old
That flashed iom Ce'ar's roof OF gold.
Wrap tlcc in sackclo,h. Italy
Stew ashes thy brow;
Thou hast hut Roman nory
Aud Roman bondmcn now.
on! land OF Gods! what. quailel aud dunib
Before thy slavc--hy Nofcum--
Thou FIRST of nations. Thou!
On Roman soil mid Roman graves
Can sons of Romans crawl os slaves'
o. coull thy scpio see thee noy
Whore'et his ashes rest
Tho seal OF bondage on thy brow,
Its badge upon thy breast.
Ills BRIDE his itay--his own
The cman of u, dvSpot's throne,
The slave of his hehcst,
by mOnarchs spoiled, by priests hefoolcd,
The minon of tho Cloths she ruled.
ys wonder not thy eky is dim,
Thou queen OF sunny climcs,
Thy hisiory's iron leaves are gum
With thy recorded crimes;
Aye crimes Tor all the laud that ellis
The pages OF thy chronicles;
The ou!osistc chimes
OF all that hymn thy Roman praise
And call thy suushiers victories.
o, thou had,t quaFed to drunkenness
Ambitions CORY wine,
Aud ttiumphcd ill no lip could bless
The name Of thee and thine;
Aud culed from every land
Throughout thy Roman universe
From Egypt to tho Rhine;
by every homestead OF tho free
Were nourishod hearts that hated thee.
What lessons ruined conquoroI -
From thee ambition learns,
Where dimly in the scpuchro
Tho lamp OF glory burns
just lighting up its gorgeous glooms,
To tell US nations have their toInbs,
As heroes have their urns;
And mocking, with its mouTnfu state,
That wicked folly--to DO sroat.
Tho hero fool of Maccdon
Might parallel. with thco,
We both have left 10 worlds ye won
A nOmo aud homily.
0'eT thee! tho enrth's rosistoss lord
Now Yields the croSier and tho sword,
Alternate tyranny.
And lle some unmemoiard sod
Covers his dust-thc demigod!
He! Of Ammon's godks race,
or Philips warlikc son,
Went forth from his paterna ThnCe
To die at Babylon.
The mighty mailman! how soon
o'eIshuded at his highest noon,
Like an eclipsed sun.
He hnd ambitions utmost vow,
Grew groat-and por.hed-so did'st thou
And got, o Italy! mid all
The evils thou hast done,
Men vail and wonder at thy fall,
Thou mishty-Guiuod one
- wonder, whan tho West and East
DLl .iir.s tt;rs>il, 1 ire dom feast,
Her Jubilee begun,
Mingliug their voices as they como,
Immortal llclot! thou art dumb.
o. thou wilt come! In freedoms hall
Is still place for thee -
q, ioin-thc nations on thee call
Communion with tho fIcc.
Up! tyrants tho glorious spoil
Up, swoop tho Ocusts fiom thy soil
From Rhetia to the sea-
Up. share with us that gilt divine
OuI fathers sons have won from thee. j. X. II.
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RH ESSRS. JOHN HARDIMAH and JOHN MoRRIss:
I'VE You will take notice, that shall, the goth day
oil July next in the Court House Of Buckingham county
between the hours of ten o'clock in the morning. and four
o'clock in the evening, take the dispositions of Peter r.
Jones and Others TO be read evidence in The case of
foreign attachment pending between us in the Coun-
~ Court of Buckingham, and continue from day to day
Sundays excepted0 till completed.
SAMUEL JONES,
9Th June, 1893. n1--wlwl SAMUEL FORD.
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FHNfiE late excessive rains the consequent high waters
II and the circumstances beyond the control of the sub
scrber having intervened to defeat the sale advertised bv
him to have taken place the third Monday in last month
(May) induce him once TO offer sale that vaua-
BILE property, called the James River Slate Onarres TO
which is attached fertile and valuable slpal} m
one oil the strongest mineral springs of sulphur and cbaIv.
beate below the mophgins. These Quarres containing
an iheAhausg fund Of coDiescjy the best quality of
siee ever Bought 70 the Richmond market and living i'm
ncatey on naveaon just sixty miles above that mark
e with many other advantages all others that will
hereafter DC pointed out,) well opened and been in
prosperous operation for many years back II not sold p
vatey before they will be offered TO the highest bidder on
the premises, the 9th of July next subject to one lien
that must then be provided for And ali other persons
having just claims against the subscriber are TO
bring them forward at that time and place for final settle
ment or at any rate the most Distant and unable TO at
tend at that time and place. before his death all brought
forward after that me will be considered as held back
with improper designs, and this advertisement pie in bar
against them. The subscriber has doubt of making
such arrangements with all holding just claims against
him. as to enable him give very extensive credit on the
purchase Besides which, to encourage the enterprzinp
engage in the purchase and make favorable commence
meDt, two hundred dollars for every thousand given for
the property, will be loaned such purchaser But more
on the score Of particulars, at that lime and place.
JOHN NICHOLAS.
June ii. IO-wt1
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MoNSlEUR TONsON.-Ths distinguished and
1v4 beautiful Rase Horse, will again at my stable
the present season, twelve miles from Beheld fifteen
from Jackson fifteen from Halifax, thirty five from War
rentoD N. Z. and hityseven South Of Petersburg Va
His season has commenced and will terminate the first of
july and Is now ready at his stand to fifty
dollars the season. but may be discharged by the payment
OF forty dollars within the season. mares can be insured
at seven,y6vc dollars; the insurance money will be ex
peced soon as the Is discovered be in foa or
the property changedone dollar the groom in every
instance Mares that failed to Monsieur Tonson last year
by the season, will be insured this at the season price
Large and extensive pastursge sown in small grain,
presy for LETT with the horse and lots for
mares and colts and board of servants, gratis Those
sending IRON distance convenient, will please send
servants with their mares that they may be attended
to- agreeable to instruconmares will be led with grain
at 25 cents per dayno responsibility for accidents that
may happen but every precauton will be taken prevent
them.
Description Of Monsieur Tonson.-He is beautiful
blood bay with black legs, and TAIL five feet three
inches high and have hesitation in saying that he is
one OF the most active and handsome horses ever exhibit
ed in this other counry and he is the horse when
on the Turf that beat all the Archie horses that came
in contact with him. the Timoleons the Ecpses rhe Vir
gnians, the Sir Halls the Directors, and every other fine
horses colts, in this section of the country that came on
the Turf against him, which all his friends that ever saw
him run will admit; and persuaded that every gem
tleman that sees his performance is friend to such
perior Race Horse. His colts Of great promise
agreeaby to the number that has been trained there has
been great many winners; his produce the stallion
stake last spring at Tree Hill, Norfolk and Jeters last
tall his produce the stallion stake at Broad Rock Fair
Held, Liberty and at Wythe Court House.
Pedigree.-Monsieur Tonson 60. by Pacolet he
by the imported Citizen by Pacole Of England he bv
Blank and Blank by the Godophin Arabian, his Ma
don Tonson by Top Gallant, he by Gallatn and Gaatn
by imported Bedford sc. his grandam by GRAY Medley
imported Oscar imported Fearnought; Monsieur Tonson
iu brother to Sir Richard and Champion, Sir Richard
and Champion have never been beaten.
Monsieur Tonson has made himself so well known by
ms unnvaed achievements the Turf render all
further notice unnecessary. Those that desire to see
more detailed account Of his pedigree and performances,
are referred TO the American Farmer, vol g. page 3O9
and also the Turf Register and Sporting Magazine.
VIM. MOODY,
:. Mount Forest, Northampton County, N. C..
May 10. u7-2m
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In CHANCERY--vrRerrrA.-- Louisa County
II Court, May 18th, 1888:
Newell Baker, p6
against
John Sims, Jr., Garland Sims, Executor of BENJAMIN
sims, deceased, and David Richardson, DTS.
The defendant, John Sims Jr, not having entered his
appearance and given security according TO the OF
semby and the rules this Court and il appearing TO the
satisfaction OF the Court that he is an nhabian of this
State, on the motion OF the plaintiff by his counsel il is or.
Justices Of said Court at the Court house. on the Sc
eond Monday in August next, and answer the plaintiff.
BILL and that copy OF this order be Forthwith inserted in
two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted at the front door Of
the Courthouse OF this county. A Copy-Teste.
JOHN HUNTER, c. l.. c. c.
June 4. sws,vs
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N NCERY-VIRGINIA.-Ata Circuit Superb
III or Court OF Law and Chancery continued and held for
Mecken6urg County, at the Courthouse thereof the
goth OF May, 1888:
Richard H. Walker, Sheriff and admir-. of Margaret
Clark, decd. PlaniiF
Against
William Amis, Exr. of Archibald Clark deceased VIM
Clark, Edward, James and Michael Clark John & Mary
Cuibreah Lizzy Robert, Sally Frank, Nancy, Tabitha
Peggy, Samuel and Lemuel Wilson, children of ancy
wilson, desd and Elizabeth Johnson, Defendants.
This cause came on This day TO be heard the BILL
answers rePcaions thereto exhibits and Examinations of
witnesses and was argued by Counsel OH
whereof The Court doth adudge, order Decree that
one oil the Commissioners oil the Court do take account
between the Plaintiffs estatriX and Archibald Clark the
tesator OF the defendants William Amis, and also the
counts between the said estaor the defendant and each
the other defendants in this cause and report the
TO this Court with any matter specially stated deemed per-
nen by himself required by either of the parties be
SO stated Copy-Teste RICHD. b. BAPTIST, ID. c.
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T2NO WATCH MAKERS-I have for sale two very
excellent large regulators belonging 10 the estate Of
the late VIM. Cowsuthey will be sold very reasonable
June 20 Ll4-3rl G. " RAYMOND.
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COMMISSIONER WALLS OFFICE,
Boydfnn Nav 2Ist lG2Q

N, I5UyU0UII, oIst, J
The parties concerned in the going order are here
by noed that have appointed the 18th day July next
to commence the same, at which time they will attend
before me at my office, at Philip Raneys tavern in this
place, at 10 O'clock, A NJ, with all necessary papers
proofs, SC, WILLIAM C. WALL Can
June ii. IIwly
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COMMISSIONER WALLS OFFIcE,)
BoydtOn, MAY 24th, 1888.

49, Boydt0n, Nay 24th 1888. !
The parties concerned in the foregoing hereby
notified, that have appointed the 10th day Of July next
10 commence the same which time they will attend be-
fore me al my Office at Philip Kaneys tavern in inns
place at 10 o'clock A. NJ with all necessary accounts
vouchers and papers relating thereto.
W. C. WALL, Commissioner
May % Uw,y4w