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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-29
$. A. ROBINSON,
Has just receired and offers for sale,
At the Store in the
MERCHANTS BANK BUILDINGS:
a General assortment Of

MERCHANTS BANK BUILDING:
a General assortment Of
G. Il o G. + X | f. S:
WINES. Madeira, Sicily, 1'cncrile, Canary
dry and sweet Malaga, brown Cherry, Port, Cla
ret, Ro,,sillon, and Champagne.
LIQUORS.-Brandy, Outard and Dupuy,
Signette; Ram, old jamaica, ST. Croix, &C.; Gin,
Holland and country.
TEAs.-llyson, Yosns hyson, hyson-skin,
Souchong, sc.
| GROCERIES SUGARS, avana white &
brown; st. Croix, loaf, lump and chrystalized.-
MoLAsssEs-CoFFEE,C Cuba, It. Domingo, old
Java, Iaguira, and Porto Rco.-RAIsINs, kes
and box.
4 NurMEGs, cloves, cinnamon, citron, pimoent,
pepper, curants, almonds, starch, soap, indigo,
mustard chocolate, prnes, olives ,capers, ,anchovies,
ginsr7, cheese, rice, beans, soda and butter crack
ers &c. &c.
Iorillards, Macabcau, Rappce & Scotch Snuff
and p. A. l.. Tobacco. Il. B. Miller's fine
cut tobacco, and Virginia, cavendish, ladies twis,
and head tobacco.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-29
NOTICE..

n fresh supply Of Drugs and Medicines,
ar the best quality, and cheap as at any
~ other shop-kept constantly for sale by DIR.
JonNsoN,-at his .Nedicai Dispcnsnry, No.
lSs, Ihames-st. just north Of the brick market
where he hopes erery body will send or call, and
purchase their medicine, &c.
Medicine chests put up, or replenishcd with paw
ticular care. Prescriptions of medical gentlemen,
faithfully and carefully put up.
lIonIaiuL,s ANAL ol,,.irnd
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-29
SHOPPING.
SCENE IN A JEWELLERS SHOP,


JeweIey, Solus. Hero comes the two
pretty Miss Edwardses. They are al
ways gadding, and give more trouble TO
the shopkcepcrs than they are worth.
They are ford of overhaulirg the incest
goods, but never buy any tiIing-always
complaining of the extravagant prices!
Egad, il they call in, Pll find out what
they are after, IN warrant them or my
name is not Jack Robinson. Here they
come-good morning, ladies. Enter Ia
hes.) Can serve you with any thing
this morning.
Miss T.. Why, l don, know, What
have you that's pretty: ] want ring,
IA finger ring. What do you ask for these
amethyst sts'
Jeuciler. Three dollars and half.
| Miss f.. Three dollars and a half,
what price, l know | can buy them at
other stores for two dollars. What do
you ask for this plain gold ono'
! Juelhr. have always sold rings Of
that kind, for one dollar and quarter a
piece, but if you really wish to purchase
it, you may have it for fifty cents.
Miss K. Fifty cents for this plain
ring why it is monstrous pricc-l
never heard of such thing.
Jcwelier. l wish l could trade with
you, Miss E. Come, you shall have it
for thirty seven and half.
Mss E. No sir, cannot think of it
i want to buy ring. but cannot al
ford to give such an exorbitant price.
! Jereller. Say no more, ma'am you
shall have it for twenty five.
| Miss f. y, that's altogether too much
Il know l can buy them cheaper else
where.
i Je,cellcr. l am desirous of securia,
your custom, ma'am, and | will sell
for twelve and half cents.
!, Mss E.. All, you are getting to be
little more reasonable, but twelve and I
half cents is too high.
Jcueller am resolved to please yo,
and my lowest plice is six and quar-
ter cents.
MISS E. (l(ler erominimg it closely
Will you warrant it to be pure gold
4 Jerellcr. Gold of an extra fneness
1t suits your finger exactly, and you shaI
have the little box in the bargain.
Miss K. (.4side 10 her sister, o, I al
most wish we had brought some none
with us. (.aloud) Is that your loves
price sr9
+ Jcweller. That ma'am, is my loves
price.
I Miss f. If that's the case, l am a
fraid we shall not be able to trade
know | can buy them for three cents a
the other shops. Good morning sir
I, Ert lodies)
:, Jecelier. Good morning, ladies'. We
that beats ALL Three cents for gol
ring, that cost me one dollar by the do2
en-! And this is what is called shopping
1t is shopping with vengeance. l wis
these pretty women could find some be
ter employment than to 60 the rount
regularly every pleasant day, to exhb
d their charming persons, and tire out tn
:. patience of the shopkeepers. They wi
. not trouble me ap ain very soon howeye
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-29

lhe freaks Of sailor on shore with
his pockets full Of Uncle Sans bank
bills, are often vastly diverting, but the
following incident which has been COM
muSicated to US, is more SO than any we
have ever heard Of
Last Saturday a son Of Neptune land
cd from one Of the steamboats, in Prov
dence, probably just discharged from the
frigatc Brandy wine, and made sail i'm
meJiately for one Of the stage Offices.
'Hawl in your bob-stays and avast a bit,
said he TO the driver, Il want TO charter
your craft for passage for myself and
baggage to Boston-what dye aski
Two dollars, answered the driver,
'lor yourself, and dollar and half (or
youI luggage
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-29

Curious SurERscRipTIoNs.- 1.-Two let
ters Says the Massachusetts spy were
mailed at the Post Office in this town,
with the following directions.
To Mr.. what keeps the Tavern
in Fayetteville, Tennessee. He is a
very pious, good sort of man, and keeps
very good Tavern, You will know him
by his nose, which is about the size,
shape, and color, Of boiled lobster.
TO -, Esq.
Being u man that has got plenty OF re-
ligion,
Near Ruthand,
Vermont
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-29
.AD.NL.NI.S TRAITORS TICE.

vlrlIE subscriber gives notice that he has been
Il appointed by the Court of Probate, Of New
port, Administrator OH the estate Of
Stephen Baiiey,
late Of Newport, yeonaa dec. and has given bond
for the faithful discharge ofihe duties of said trust,
and requests all persons having demands against
said esate to present them to him for settlement
and all those indebted to said estate, 10 make inl-
mediate payment 10 HENRY +. BATTEI,
mne 6 Administrator.
.Nfwport, June 5th, 1888.
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

ivy y, '''e',
Willard's gcogra-
ply,
" oodbridee's ge-
cgrarhy & atlas,
OIney's geography
and atlas,
Woodbridge and
Willard's large
geography & atlas
hiihmciics.
Primary lessons i'll
arithmetic,
Arithmetic tables,
n. American ariih-
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, Colburn's lst les
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Colbuln's rlatcs to
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, Smiths arithmetic,
!, Colburn's sequel,
! Key to Columns
! sequel,
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} cs& Bcnln Is s,s-
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! Gibson's surveying
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Primers.

W. 'fN '""t
Sherwocd's primer.
W"rcrsler's primer
Fran!in primer,
N-Nork preceptor,
Church catechisill,
Barnunn's 1T ele-
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Spelling and read
ing, do
Barnun's s Cd Gle
mcnlary book ,con-
ncctcd with writ
ing,
Barnun,'s 3rd do,
connect'dm i'h nn-
mcralion, ncnsu-
ration, and usc OF
maps;
Barnunn's lth do
being the lsl hook
Of ge"g. connect
ed with spelling,
reading \ writing;
Picture S' d, linins
book
Sp'H"" Bo"hs,
] aihuI"Is : i. 81 les
sons,
" cbslcr's spelling
book,
Introduction to Ma
/ lional spelling J
, book, !
National spelling
book,
Alden's lst part,
Aldcn's ID do.
NY spelling book
Readers.
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ton,
Murray's reader,
Pronouncing Eng
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Agricultural readcJ
y oung reader,
Introduction to n a
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National reader,
Historical reader,
Rhetorical reader,
American lst clas
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Acade'nicaI speak
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L History.
Epitomc Of history
! First book oi histC
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Goldsnilh's Eng
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Geogrophy.
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-29

ti0n, WHICH, m addition To his Ornicr stock makes
his assortment complete any ever offered in
Newport.
ALso-a kinds Of boots and shoes manufac-
tured to ORDER and repaired at short notice. lie
feels grateful for past avors, and socits the pat
ronage of his friends and the public.
march 2S. 1888
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-29
SIGN OF THE GOLDEN BOOT

" AVE just received their Spring supply Of
l. BOOTS II SHOES, Of almost every
description, color and pricc-amo which are an
elegant assortment of ladies' French kid and cloth
slips, misses do do gentlemens' goat dancing
pump, sc SC &c-whch in addition 10 their for
mer stock, makes their assortment very complete;
all Of which tlty offer ms low as eau be afforded
at any other establishment in the place
All kinds Of Boots and Shoes manufactured to
order, Of good materials and workmanship.
april iih, 1888.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-29
WARDS
JEGET.1BLE HAIR OIL.

For he restoration Of hair on Bald heads,
Giving health and beauty to the hair
when il becomes dry and
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-29
j A nj T. S G. 4 A S Il q N,
NO. 0i,
Near Rutland,
Vermont

.Morhet-squme-sign IF The great shoe,
Eg1 Has just receiw'd his spring
" Stock of ladies, gcntlemcns, mis-
o%E S<S ses, boys 4 children's BOOTS
A soJ SHOES oC oy.,, Jo,o.;,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-19

Suppression Of Lotteries IN this State We
see piil before the Legislature. Tor the seppres-
sion Of Lotteries IN TIN, State II Is an unusual
occurrence for the British Fioyernment to pre-
cede our own N measures "i political reform, yet
u ba, b-en folly eight wears since the iss' lottery
was drawn III Eng and. Richmond Comp
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-19

rearagcs from Mar.
4, 1881, IN casesin
which payment has
not been made, 3,OOO,Ooo w
Naval service, mclu'
ding the gradual
improvement Of the *
Navy, 4,o5i,Wo ~
Puciic Debt:
Principal 1850 0s2 o8
Interest 255 OU0 90
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-19
4,995,0s2 0S

Which will leave in the Treasury
on the 5lst December, 1884,
balance estimated at Hz''o'"9 "
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-19

m e -
'"e ~, Wv
| '"o'" q"a,,' e,s ooo m
ar e>'' 'n ,,,,I .s go, 49,
49, a, 90 oeo e,7 O:
p:n a.. ,o ,h of
az" Wv" 90, r:
100 o,o oos sr
Srega'e VI "
.a,ee va" as,;o,,tsd at n
ye"'' a'' "a oas sss Is
w
Wv" '-'''' -"
Intercourse, ana
misce''aneou' cn
oluo'ps oo'''o''
D"ues Ie,unueau" -
"e' "e
on a.' VI '"Sye"'
noJor rho Con.
v.n,;o, w;,bDen.
mai 4.e51 46e I'd
Military se,vice in.
cIn,,,no for,;6r..
firms. ordnance.
Indian AIRS
$50;
"' Wv. ,;,;,,"
"g ."e 'h''.d'
anu '"'e'na' '"''
~ p'o'e"ent S'S'o'o49 ~
Nara' service '"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-19
REPORT ON THE FINANCES.


~ Den,r,men,. +" the Secretary Of the Treasury
submits the following Report:
of the Public Revenue and Expenditures
The receipts into the Treasury IRON an soooee CO.
durins the wear 1881. were S2S.52o. $50 %
The expenditures for the same
wear, including pay ments on ac-
count of the Public Debt, were SO.05S'44o IL
The balance IN the Treasury on
Ist Of January, 1882. was 4.502'9l4 40
The receipts. from all sources.
dnr;ns the wear 1889, were sl,s65,56l 1f
VIZ:
Customs S2s, 465, IS! 81
Lands statement
D0 2,625. SSl OS
Dividends on Bank
Stock, (E. 100000 90
Sales of Stock in
the Bank Of the
U States, (E.) 10000 90
Incidental receipts,
(E.l 1892 SO
Making, with the balance, an as-
are.s,e Of $685. AIS 6
The expenditures Of the same year
were IT, a4'a'o'o9' "
Viz:
Civil List. Foreign
Intercourse, and
MISCELLANEOUS 4,577,l4l Sc
Military service,in-
GLIDING forthca-
tons, Ordnance,
Indian Affairs.
Pensions, Arm
ing the Militia,
and Internal I'm.
provements 7,9o2,S1f vs.
Naval service, in
Guiding the grad
ual Improvement
of the Navy $3.50, $40 90
Public Debt 1880. 500 90
-1---------------
Leaving a balance in the Trea.
surv. on the lst Of January,
1855. Of 2,Ol1,777 5!
The receipts into the Treasury.
the first three quarters Of the
present year, are estimated
at 24,S55,517 95
Viz:
Customs, e1.256.nS9 y
Lands. tG.J 2,2l9,957 So
Dividends on
Bank stock,
fH) 475,9S5 90
Sales Of stock
in III Bank
Of the Unit
I'd States
~ $1,000 90
Third install
mept under
the Cur,sn-
ten with
Denmark,
~ 22l,SI5 II
Incidental re-
ceiprs, (H.) 9l.970 66
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-06

I'm CHANCERY-VIRGINIA- AT a Circuit Supe.
n ror Court Of Law and Cbsncery, held for the county
OF Accomack at the Court house thereof on ednesday
the 18th day OF May, 1888
Thomas c. Maberry and Joseph o. Pollard, Merchants
and partners trading under the firm Of Mdbery & Pol
lard, Pitts
Against
Philip c. Donley, william Parramorc Jr. and Levin
Core, Dens
This this day. and being heard upon the
Bill and answersof the defendants William Parraore Jr
and Levin Core, and it appearing the Court that the
said Philip o. Doney is not inhabiiant OF this Common.
wealth and cannot be served with the process OF This
Cour lbereuPon ordered by the Court that the said
defendant Philip G. DonIey enter his Appearance 10 this
suit on the second day of the next term Of this Court aud
give security Tor performing its decree and that copy
ofths order be forthwith published in The Richmond En-
quer and another copy thereof be posted at the front
door OF the Courthouse Of Aecomack country and he con-
tinued for two months successfully. a Copy--Tese.
JuneH [il-wewl THO. II. J0YNEs, c. s. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-06

AND FOR SALE-In obedience to the Will of
Daniel Guerrant, decd, OF Cumberland county, will
he offered for SALE at Cumberland Court House. on Mon
day the 10Th August that being Court day i fair, il not
the next fair day. five hundred of Land more
about hive miles from Farmsville adjoining the Flat
Lick Clover Forest Mrs. Disns and Others on the sur
lace oil this Land there every appearance OF Coal the
buildings with some repairs) comfortable Terms-one
third oil the purchase money the first January next;
and the other part in two payments, the one half on the
first January 1885 and the other 1856 Bonds with ap-
proved security will be required Tor the first payment
and Tor the two last lin additon) Deed of Trust to So
cure payment. Capt. Gannaway, on the premises will
shew this Land, Col. Pnick
PETER d. GUERRANT, Dr.,
ABNER WATKINS, FIX %s'
July 26. 23-wavs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-06

MER. THOMAS BLANTON, SIR-You not being an
1VH inhabitant of this State, (Virginia) adop this
mode of notifying you, that SHALL by my attorney, on
the second day OF September next, bat being the time
of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery for
for writ of Certorar praying the removal of the case of
injunction now depending in the County Court of Cumber-
land to the said Circuit Superior Court OF Law and
Chancery, in which case you plaintiff and am de-
fendant, orressons which shah then shew to the said
Counat which time and place you Requested 70
tend, II you see cause. SILAS WATKINS
July %. 2I-w5w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-06

I'm CHANCERY-yIReINIA.- Rules holden in
"A 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
Of his iormer wife, Elizabeth Couch, decd, Thomas l.
Andeson, and William Couch, admor. Of Ann Couch,
decd, Pitts.
against
Robert Rves, Robert Carter, curator Of the estate of
John Harris, deceased, Thomas w. Gilmer, admor de
bonis non Of Christopher Hudson, decd, &C. Nathaniel
Anderson, executor administrator, heir, dsrbutee OF
ahane Anderson, deceased in any way representing
the es ate OF the said Nathaniel Anderson, decd who
was executor OF Tho Anderson, decd, Thomas Parteson
and Sarah his wife, Price Perkins, sheriff and adn'or Of
Samuel WDfrey deceased and Price Perkins in his own
right, John ). Anderson, and VIM Anderson, Defts.
The defendants, Nathaniel Anderson Thomas Palteson
and Sarah his wife, and John S. Anderson not having
tered their appearance and given security according TO the
act OF Assembly aud the rules OF this Court and it ap.
pearng by satisfactory evidence that they are not nha-
bitants oil this country: IL is Ordered That the said alb
sent defendants do appear here the first day of the
next September term, and the bill OF the plaintiff:
and that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the city Of Richmond for two
months successfully, and posted the front door Of the
Courthouse Of this county
Copy Teste, II. ELDRlDGE, c. c. S. c.
June a. 1A--wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-06
Iasssla'ss =.
'srcn ,sr asaNs, pSscNo."
TIME An ms cIlII.DREN.

TIME ASD Ills CHILDREN.
Time paused enc day IA he wont his round,
For h" ielt an irWst'i ram,
All he took his sslt on lcny siornd,
With a 'Mcholy strain.
"olhr nv d,ughtcr Truth 50 hi Int.
With f,i,ebood could keep pace;
For src he Troubles the wcIld outright,
And covers With woos its face"
Aud his hcs,t hea, high. ne no turned around,
At tha-noise of footsteps Nth,
And he knew a. he heard .ho thunGetin! sound,
II was faisehool speeding by.
"s,e" crlcd Falsobood, since wc met.
have hu-ily BEEN, engaged;
aavo made breach ia thU kingdoms each.
And the world Left cnragcd.
mot, just now, poor old man,
And his locks were tuning gray:
mo mercy cried, 'iot your guilt ia dyed,
And cannot no washed away;'
+" So tho oil man porishcd In despair,
!. Is Where no humbly kneeled To pay
And then came up maiden fair,
Whose lover was iai away:
&C. told her he lay by anothot's side
hnd so she faded away;
Bu, her lover returned anil found her not,
And he died yesterday "
Then the old man shook like a lcnf, and wcpt
When he heard this IA o oil woe:
And he turned tn Truth, and said, " Forsooth,
% daughter, what can we dos"
30 sirc," she cried, '.my eye, nro dim
With my weeping night aud day;
For Falsehood is strong, and no Clos alon-,
Like lightnins's nash away.
" And no will not stop u moment for mo,
But mady on he goes
Aud wherever go, 1t ia over so,
He has lied tho world with woes"
And tho old man wep, again, like a child,
AT what he heard her say
Then he took his course on his Gnry horse,
For he could not ionger stay.
So Time passed on in his eagle flight,
And Faisehood followed fast,
But Truth wen, slow, and her heart heat low,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-06

RY virtue OF decree pronounced by the Circuit SUI
10 perior Court OF aw and Chancery for the county
OF Culpepcr, on the 14ih day OF November, 1882, in
cause therein depending, in which Robert Stanard Atto
ney, &c, and others Plaintis-and John Nj. Patton
surviving Trustee, &C., aud others defendants-he
Subscribers acting as Trustee and Special COMMISSIONS
appointed by The Court for that purpose-w expose to
SAL at public Auction 20 the hg bidder on the sixth
Hay OF September, 1888, on the premises that valuable
Tract Of Land, lying in the county Of Cupcper, on the
Rapidan River, described in Deed OF Trust from Robert
Patton, Sem decd to Robert Patton J dated the Sd Oc-
tober, 1920, containing 1888 acres, less and
bounded by the lands OF Isaac Willis, William Morton
Reuben Garrett, and the Rapdan River.
This is highly desirable estate, finely adapted TO the
culture OF Wheat and Corn. II contains about 700 acres
OF cleared land very large portion of which consists
low grounds as productive any the river. The re-
sdue oil the land is well mbered Ii will be divided IL
necessary TO accommodate purohasers-forw which purpose
II has been laid OIL into two parcels and also
parcels, by plas which will be exhibited on the day of
SALE and may be seen any time before, by any who
VIII call on me Tor that purpose. As it supposed that
one viii buy without personal examination OF the land
more particular description is deemed unnecessary.
The terms OF sale will be as follows, viz ith TO be
paid in hand or in sixty daysand for that ii paid on
the day. negotiable note, with approved endoser and
the discount added will be required For the residue
credit oil one, two and three years will be given-each
nstament to bear interest from the day of sae and the
payment to be secured by bond with approved security
and deed OF trust the premises believe the title
nnquesiIonabe-bu sellng.as Commissioner Of the Court
VIII not warrant IL. JOHN M. PATTON,
Trustee and Special Commissioner.
July 16 2O-waw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-06

NoIlCE.-Io William Le,Dis, Esq.-SIR: As you
are not an inhabitant of this please
to take notice, that SHALL Saturday, the oath OF Au.
gust next at the Tavern OF Francis Watkins in Geno
and between the hours Of 10 o'clock in the morning aud
in the afternoon, Ito be continued from day day. if me-
cessary) proceed TO take the dispositions OF Mark Taylor
and others, TO be read in suit depending the Cir
cult Superior Court OF Law and Chancery for the county
Of Powha,an, in which plaintiff and you and Rich
ard Watkins defendants. ID. RATTRAY.
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EN- CHAN CERY-YIRGINIA.-At Circuit Supe-
rior Court OF Law and Chancery held for Prince Ed
ward county at the Court House, the 9th day of April
1888:
Elizabeth Hawkins, Vincent Phillips and Harriet his
wife, Plaintiffs
against
Temple Lipsconhe and Elizabeth his wife MARY f..
Jeifress, Francis G. Barnes aud Nancy his wife, John p
Hawkins, Richard II. Burke and Francis his WIFE VIM
H. Hawkins, and Paulina Hawkins by Rich'd. H. Burke
her special guardian, Defendants
The parties interested notified that on Tuesday the
18th day OF September next 10 O'clock will attend at
my office, at Prince Edward Court House, Virginia to
state settle and report the administration OF the
estate OF Benjamin Hawkins, deceased, where they are
respectfully requested 10 attend with all vouch-
VIM. BERKELEY, Commissioner.
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Ply virtue Of Deed in Trust Clearing date the 18th
HD day OF January, 1889 and of record n the county
Court OF Chesterhe'D executed by Peter Mason and
Elizabeth Mason his wife, for the purpose Of securing the
payment OF sum oil money therein mentioned to Alexsn-
der Reed, will be sold the 22nd day Of August 1885,
at Chesterfield Courthouse, TO the highest bidder Tor cash,
one piece parcel Of Land lying and being the Man
chester Turnpike in the county Of Chesterfield, and sup
slave, named Paulina andher child Julia Pink Such liz
lie only is vested in Trustee will be conveyed
ANDERSON EDWARDS, Trustee.
July IS. 22-w4ws