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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-21

Hp UNAWAY IN JAIL.-A Negro man. who calls
" n himself MOSS, committed 10 The Jail NJ Han
over, county, runaway on The 20th dsv of Ansus,
last VINO says ne belongs TO Mrs. Ann Pr SAINTS of the
county OF UoochIdnd he approhended i'm the Stage
Ioau leading from Richmond TO Fredericksburg and pa.
per iod ~ his possession, which lie aery ards acknow.
sugeu 70 De forgery, granting Lin permission TO 70 10
we OI'y OF Washington, in the OF Ann Peasan,s
ne said slave appears 10 be about forty years old of
middle Stature, black, and when committed had
~ appearance Of having been accustomed 10 wofno in
coal has several about the hands and wrist and
on when committed blue cloth coat, and grew rass;nci
pantaooDs and old fur hat together with see khan.
sack, containing variety Of clothing The owner Is re.
qnescd 10 forward, identify his property nav Jail
Tees demand bis negro, and take him away else he will
be dealt with az the law directs
LANEY JONES, n. s.,
For Cdrier Berkeley Sheriff and Jaiior of Haaopsr Co.
November B. ga -rI2s.s
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POETRY,
+" Much Yrr nrmA,,s us.rS..,i
TO MY CHILD.

- TO MY CHiLO.
.ihcy any thou act DOT fair TO Others eyes,
hou who dost seem beautiful ~ mino.
ne stranger coldy passes thee, nor asks
What name, what home, what paieutigc are thine
But carecs,y, as though It "cTc 10y chance,
Bestow thee n unadmifing glance.
Art thou not beautiful To mo SCENE
As though ibr blue vsius IL ;hy temples iair--
The crimson in thy full aud innocent lps-
The ! sht that tails upon thy shnin. hiatt
Tho varying co'Ur in thy rounded ch ok
Must all of Natures endless beauty speak.
Tho very pillow tina, thy head hath ptcst
ihiouSh the past night, picture btiu.s TO mo
~ test SO holy, culin, aud exquisite,
my sweet 'ears use ut thought of IL and thee;
reu repeat, beneath the mornings light,
nc mothers lingering gaze, and long good night!
Yea, even thy shadow, as il s'antny falls,
lWhcn NO two roam beneath the setting sum-
seems, MS II iles along the path tread,
somcthn. bright anj lair TO gaze upon;
press thy littlo eager hand the while;
Aud do not turn 10 see the, smile!
AT thou beautiful ~ hear thy voice
Its music sh' uts of chillhocd's sudden nliuh,
And echo back the laughter, thy feet
Come gl4dly bounding DER Tho damp spring earth.
Yet no geze follows thee but mine. fear
Love hath bcwchd mine eyes-my only dear.
Beauty Is that which dazzles-that which strikes
That which doth paIaly 70 the gnzers tongue,
IN ho hath found some rap utcus words of praise
10 boar his proud aud swelling thoughts along;
Sunbcams arc bcsutifl-and gilded hals-
WIDE tcfraces-and showcIy waterfalls.
Yet are there things which through the gain, eye
Reach tho full sUul, aud thrill 1T into love;
Unworthy oil those taptuious woods of praise,
Yet priced, perchanec, the brightest thinss above;
n nook that was our Chi dhoods resting place
a smile upon some dear familiar iucc.
Aud therefore did tho Disconnected heart
Create that Otier word, its thoughts to dress;
Ana what II could not say beautiful,
net gained the dearer term nj iorei,ness.
he tOre and touoly $50 ant thou y me,
Nh'iu IN whose lace suanse eyes no beau'y SEQ.
Bells Weekly
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November %.
observation-disclosures Powhatan Cir.
Il cut Court, September the llth, 1888:
William w. Archer, p,,nua


John Ii. Steger, late Sheriff OF Powhaan county. and
or OF refer r. Archer, deceased, and also as adm or
Of Elizabeth T. jones' decd, John T. Mosclcy Peter F.
Archer, Robert Haskns and Martha F. his wife. John
Archer, John jones' and Sarah r. his WIFE, Louisa Ca
widow OF the said Peter F. Archer, decd Defts
This cause this day, TO be heard upon The bill
taken Tor confessed, to all the defendants
Archer, and John Jones and wife, as 10 whom the or
der OF publication awarded in this cause has been duIv
Puohed and upon the exhibits filed, and was argued bv
counsel: whereupon the Court doth aduGge order and
Decree that the defendant John III. Steger late Sheriff
OIL fowhatan county, and admOr. Of Peter +. Archer de.
ceased do state and settle the account of his
on upon said estate before the Commissioners
this Court and that the said Commissioner be also direct
ed 10 take an account of all the funds which have
20 me hands oil the defendant John r. MoseIey as
ee under the Deed of Trust by the said Peter
hrcher deceased to the said Moseley on the 9th dav
Oh May, IS24-also account Of the MONEY maid bv ill.,
PLAINTIFF for the benefit of the estate of the said Peter
Archer deceased, since his deatalso an account of ali
The estate OF the said Peter F. Archer incudino onv
debts due to the same. which likely TO be available
Also an account of the claims now OUTSTANDING and ua
oy the said estate and the Commissioner is directed IN
report the same TO Court, together with any other
ueemed pertinent by HIMSELF required be specially
stated by any of the parties.
Copy. Tesle. wM S. DANCE. C.
The parties interested desired TO take notice a,
have appointed the 10Th day Of January next for enter
ing upon the duties required to bv The
ORDER on which day, by 10 O'clock A. nj thew are re-
q"es'ed 10 attend at Powbaan Court house. with ma
Pers &C., ready Tor examnaton-and all persons
Chains against the estate of the said Peter f. Archer de,
ceased unsatsfed, desired exhibit them before te
commissioner on or before that day.
JOHN w. DANCE, Commissioner.
Scottsville, Nov. OH, 1888. 5S W.
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"M. MCRERY. DRAprn AND TA,,op. E,,,
~. go Corner % and 18th streets, nearly opposite
sne Edgte Hotel, keeps constantly hand, complete
ass Of Goods embracing all that usually in
MS me Of business most Of which OF the very best
s sosa - He pledges hi: reputation to fashion the same
la, 20 any other establishment in this country and re-
pss , sones continuance Of the liberal patronage
@ ~ u' we last ten years and promises his best ef-
,. - - dec. Cliff
n AND FOR SALE.-The subsc,iher ,yu sell a, nnh.
a. lie auction. at Hanover Courthonsa % Tn.rsSs,
the zih inst, az being Court day) his SANITATION in Ham
over 81 on b'nky river eighteen miles from the
from the head Of navigation of said river. II con,,ns
four hundred and sixteen acres, lying very comnacv
IN the bend o. The river only requiring straight line Of
icncng, less than half mile in length II is we'll adspt
ed to the culture OF aud wheat and the subscriber
iec's confident in saying, that il is inferior to any land
duced each year Of the five he has owned H. "a God nro
III upon its estimated value and expences of cultivation
as any plantation OF equal size from the crops in
Virginia Sixty bushels OF wheat seeded the last fall
mas upon II barn, built the last summer an excellent
wnea. machine, built at the same time; and all other
houses necessary for such plantation. ANY gentlemen
wishing to lay his money out in profitable farm will
rarely nave such opportunity Of suiing himseE and
nose disposed to purchase (wshng view it) will be
George Dahney, living immedi in the neg6borhood
And on the first day OF January, al AyIes house
IN ,he county oil King William the subscriber will also
sen NJ pubic auction, the plantation upon which he re-
Sides lying half mile from said place and Maapony
river: and about twenty from the City OF Richmond
containing sos and 81 acres 1t is well adapted TO tho
culture Oh corn, wheat and cottoutbe dwelling house 10
oil wool built Of the best materials sixty feet by twenty
TWO stories high, with rooms and weji ma
al me out houses are nearly several OF them paint
ed' and the barn very large, with brick stable and car
rage shelter underneath The yard and are very
hey enclosed the bed. under good enclosures and i'm
good condition. and suf iency OF timber for the various
uses OF the plantation. Sixty bu. h,s of whea, were
led the last fall, and most of IL upon m.nured
land Corn, sc. be bought upon either farm, should
the purchaser wish it, Terms Of sale Of both planta.
ions-one third Of the purchase money cash. and tho
balance payable in and two years
49, JNO. CAMM POLLARD
King William Dec. 10 63-paw,,s
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Il 0n REWARD-Ran away from the subscriber,
Up AaN IN the early part OF the present year, negro
ned Tor term oil years from the keeper of our CITY Jail
ne having been confined there nearly twelve months and
,hen disposed oil Tor the payment Of his ai fees Afer
leaving me, he went to Lynchbug and obtained free ma
pers-but they are OF no TO him The fourth finger
OF ms 'e hand oil at the second joint He has also lost
nearly all his front teehhe is about thirty veats of .ao
VIII give the above reward Of 800, and ali reasonable
expenses, Tor the delivery Of said negro 10 me in Rieb
mond. JAMES NJ p aTr,I iEE Eno"-
Dec. II. az
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q SA REwARD.-Ran away from the subscriber
P OO ON the 9Th instant, negro man, CYRUS nv
carriage driver; he is well known between Richmond and
The White Sulphur Springs, and is likely pursuing that
course 10 the State OF Ohio He rode of bay horse and
new saddle, Is well dressed, with large dra6 over-coat
his thumb is badly bitten in fight with servant: Cy-
rus Is about 30 years Old with dark brown
can read and write little will pay the above reward
Tor his apprehension and delivery il found within the
STATE or 500 caught without the confines of Virginia
and delivered TO me at Richmond or Petersburg.
JOHN v. WILCOX.
Dec. L. 66-4t
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"A good COOK wANTED.--I will purchase or hirs
- Tor the ensuing year, Cook that can come well re-
GO mn Tor honesty sobriey, and knowledge OF his
VI roI oSs"css- JOHN ALLAN.
~. ~. 66-6t
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c., ~ LIN rikGiNIA-At Circuit Superior
~ .ou. o' LAW anu Chaneery. continued and held Tor
the county OF Cumberland, at the Court house of said
county, on Thursday, September oh, 1883:
fhiip j. Buster admir- OF Blake b. WooJson dee who
sues Tor the benefit Of John w. Nash ps
against rus
Hezekiah Ford, admir- de bonis non of (,.or r, $780,.
deed, John Nj thorough and Elizabeth his wife Geo..
N. Carson, Matilda Carson, Theophilus r. Co.. 'ose
gustus T. Carson, Egber w. Carson, Sarah NJ Carson
Mavina W. Carson, and Aonzo b. Carson, and Bsy.riy
Brown, admir- oil Benaah Brown, dec. and Samuel Cion
ton. mr.. Twp
The defendant Samuel Clopon, not having entered his
appearances and given security according TO the acts Of
Assembly aud the rules Of this court and il appearing bv
satisfactory evidence, that he is nhabitant OF this
Souhy-it Is ordered, that the said defendant Samuel
Poh, DO appear here the first day OF the April
S '; anu answer the compliments bill and that a copy
U,h. s oraer be forthwith inserted in newspaper
eessivey and also posted at the front door of the Cou
mousse oil this county for two successive court days
copy. Teste,
n. ~ JOHN DANIEL, C. c. &C.
49, - 63-wSw
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But taking the increase Of those bills II
Will be seen that the increase of loans is s5I2i sun ~
Ana the increase OF Bills OF Exchange l2696 sis GO
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WDOARDiNG SCHOOL.-1be subscriber has enoag.
HH cd 10 open school in Port Royal in Caroline coun.
ca on The "a Monday in January nest for he insrucen
o. boys, in Tie Latin and Geek, aud The usual branches
OF an English education. Having taken a commodous
house, Tor the residence Of himself sud family he would
be glad 10 receive 10 IS boarding pupiIs 800 each
Tor board and tuition; each 10 furnish his own bed End
bedding HENRY Y. AN DERsON.
N. y. Reference may be bad TO Or. Charles Morris.
DR.. John Duyal, or 10 Robert Hood.
Nov. %. 5s-wuI
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ANCERf-VIRGINIA.-A rules taken i'm the
clerks oice OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law
ann Chancery OF Prince Edward county, on the 4h dav
Of November 1888: ~ Wy
"a nna;m., I"a'hoer'ayne' Appellant.
Henry Y. Jenkins, William M. Jenkins. William p
a'on and Elizabeth his wife, Samuel Morgan and Ann
MS we, John NJ jenkins and Sarah his WIFE Obadiah
~ Jenkins Richard ii. jenkins, William O. Morgan and
Frances his wife, Martha jenkins, Mary Jenkins Thomas
'e TIs S a'n oaran 'enKins' Appeees.
he defendants, William p. Hatton and Elizabeth his
we' not having entered their appearance and given seen
ny according TO an act Of the General Assembly and the
rues OIL 'ns our and appearing that they in
hanan's oil ths State the motion Of the appellee Hen
ry Jenkins, it Is ordered that the said defendants will
nam Ha'ton and Elizabeth his wife, appear here on the
hrst "ay oil April term next and answer the original and
amended 6li hed against them by the appellee Hem
y Jenkins and that copy of this order be Forthwith
inserted in some Of the public newspapers printed in
the city OF Richmond, for two months and
also posted at the front door the Court House of This
county. Copy-Teste.
b. l. woRSHAM, Clerk.
A'"'e"ocr &C. 57-wSw
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POtter's VegctabIc CathoIicon.

WE proprietor OF ths Medicine has desire 10 at.
Il tribute TO II properties and virtues which il, does not
IN reality possess. He has testimony in his moss on of
us healing efficacy, such satisfy all inouirers Of s
having performed almost mracles-he has the TESTIMONY
o learned anu experienced physicians and show null
uuues oil certificates from the the
absolutely rescued in cases from the law. Of
uea. he proprietor pledges his TO the pub
Tic Tor the perfect innocence and safety the Cahocon
anu II, enre freedom from every deeterious drug. Its
ingredients are not only essentially but entirely regeab
~ Prorts sovereign and unfdiiing remedy i'm all cases
Gfisng either immediately remotely from ippur of
1,ooa and has cured rery many ,chich S,caim
aandeea, gfer long USE had entirely failed The dis
eases in which perhaps has been uniformly successful
are parncnarly and emphaically the following -Scor
iua, rheumatism, syphilis necrosis, white swelling mer
cura disease liver complaint liberated sore throat cuta
neous diseases, and milk leg The caholicon has cured
many other complaints not included in this list as for ex
ample The ague and lever domestic cholera and anv
ohers but for the diseases noned above the pronric
reinphaucaiy recommends II in every stage
Inc proprietor oil medicine which has done so much
as The Catbolicon and whose curative virtues can he al
tested by many, would be unjust to himself 10 offer
IN cases that would not resch and he consulted he
must owe II to his reputation and the extensive cejs
bry Of his medicine, honestly to whether anv no.
nent may be expected from administering it, One thing
however, that may be taken with safety i'm any case
ana ha SO lar from its interfering with business or diet
the appetite for generous living is sensibIy ami
may be INDUCED without danger or impeachment and bu
| siness may be pursued with greater aIacry from the
strength aud spirits impaired by it to the system
THOMAS L. POTTER,
Agent Tor III. Potter, widow of the late W w Potter
No. ZIG, Market street, PHILADELPHIA.
~ prevent imposions and impostures which have
oeen numerous the top Of each bottle is distinguished by
the name wv. w. Potter, genuine" not "W. Potter
whch Is The name ON certain spurious medicine exten.
sively vended. ~
The Catholicon may always be had by the single bottle
or dozen orders from the country, for exporiaion in
any quantity, promptly attended TO- For sale by CuARirs
"oDpARp' agent Tor Richmond 64-w4w
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MEAZELw GOD FOR sALE.-Ihis Farm, containing
ooo acres OF Land, lies between four aud Eve miles
from Fredericksburg, adjoining the lands ot Me..rs
James Gray, Robert b. Sempe, and others About one
, nh Of e land is in wood consisting of pine and oak
anu mas on convenient Dwelling Hous, with all other
necessary houses calculated TO render the situation ex
remey CONFERENCE.-The Yard and Garden are newly en-
closed both handsomely laid off, and contain good deal of
beautiful shrubbery. minute description Of the place
deem useless, presumng aud wishing all who have de-
sire 10 purchase, to call and view for themselves will
merely remark, that the region of country in which
lies is ned for its heahluIness Anv one wisb
ing Tor Information relative the land &c. or terms of
sale, can obtain by calling upon Mr. William Jackson r
Freerick'burg, upon the subscriber living upon the
premises. SEYMOUR n SiOpKE
t'oV' 53-2m
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RoYDIoN FEMALE ACADEMY.-Ihe annual
Id session Of this School will commence The GnI
day in February next and close the last Wednesday, in
November. "'y u"
All the departments filled with compe,en, IN,
suetcrs, and the subscriber pledges himself thai
pupil shall be thoroughly disciplined in mind manaor.
and morals. o''
Expenses for the Session often months:
iuiuon In all the b. snchcs OF English education,
including course of Mathematics and Sci.
Fence. enee, with experiments, $40 co
s,eo" VI i''iah' 10 10
T usic on me fano' 81 90
p pu,.o" ma, ~ Az Tue ABOVE branches, 80 90
cluded, So per month, an M
Painting and drawing, in all cases, a separate
charge, 10 90
at the end OF five months. Wv ~
Mrs. Kingmon will give private lessons on the Cu,.r
Oriental Tinting and Introducing.
II. A. GARLAND
Boyd'on, Meckenburg County.
Zee. .. 62-wtlJ-eotlF
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n ANCERY-V1RGINIA.-At rules held in The
III Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law,
OF November, 1888: ~ guy
James t. Sutton and Edwin Shelton, plaintiffs.
against
Thomas Price, Jr. and Thomas boswell Executors IF
James boswell dec Samuel Anderson Charles Vest and
Eliza his wife, John Pearson and Charlotte his ,yif Wi
liam l.. Thompson, Taron Peasants and Thames D.; ~
Jr, administrator de bons Of Sam Anderson The eiIe
and administrator Of Lew. p. Anderson dec DeHa -
The defendant, Samuel Anderson not having en,ersd
MS appearance and given security according 10 the ACT NJ
Assembly and the rules Of This Court and II an,ea,n h
satisfactory evidence hat he not an inhabsnt of his
on the motion Of the plaintiffs il is order.
e. na' me said defendant do appear here on the 6rs
Monday In February next, and answer the psinG, hi
ana mat copy Of this order be forthwith in some
umnpper published in the city OF Richmond, two
nonhs successfully and that another copy be posted Al
The front door Of the Court. house of This county y"
a Copym1rSsts PHILIP d. wINsT6N,C.c
-,O,eoOer 10 - 5l-wsw
SPLENDID FORTE PIANOS.-Tbe subscriIrr- :,
~ agent for the truly celebrated Forte Piano Manuf,c
tory Of Mr. Joseph Risky, in Baltimore has received se.
yerai first rate Pianos, Of different prices They have
oeen selected WIN great care for this market are of SUI
PerioF tone and workmanship, and NAV witt, ssfetv no
placed alongside The best Pianos London particular
those OF SIX octave where the highest treble keys are
very sc win richness and ullness Of tone in pro.
per proportion 10 the bass seldom with in other ma
nuactofies. They sold al Baltimore prices The ma
buaeurer warrants them for several year.; and There arc
many specimens in town aud country, some of .Iish
nave been used for years and more and are AZ ,osont
III as good condition as ever TO which those are referred
who had not opportunity Of seeing any of them here
toofe The best OF them have pedals. The lovers of
sweeioned instruments, are therefore respectfully iny
ed TO examine tbcn, at The Confectionery of MIR Teno
two doors above the Post Office; and where also orders
either for instruction the Piano. OF for tuning Them
nay ne ,e'" , g. WALbER
Dec a [62-w4wl agent Jor The Mannfaein,,r
UDvhoOANI TO decree Of the Superior Court Of
Law 0i Hanover county, will be Sold on the 27r If
!ne present. mouth, at the front door Of the Bell Tavern
" me wy OF Richmond, to the highest bidder Tor cash
s The Negroes belonging 10 the Of Gideon RsglsnJ,
oceeased. HENRY POLAND,
Admir- dc bonis non cf Gtdton RogIand, dec'd.
DeeemOer " 62-w3w$
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IASH FUR NEGROES.-I shall be absent two or
~ three months from Richmond. During my absence
Mr. M II. Goodwin will attend my Jail and the sur.
chase OF slaves for Liberal prices will be paid
Nov. 26. [5S-ti1 LEWIS A. COLLIER
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JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA COMMISSIONS
Frs.
A meeting of the President and Directors of the

a 1 meeting Of the President and Directors of the
IA James River Company. the 9th December 1888:
Resoiped, In pursuance of OF the General As
semby passed the 9TH instant, entitled An act further
10 extend the time Tor keeping open the books of subscrp
ton for the stock of the James River and Kanavba Com
pany-that the Commissioners heretofore appointed for
opening the said books be requested transmit TO this
tcabe, statements showing the amounts of subscriptions
respectively received by them up dae; and to con-
tnue The said books OF subscription open until the last day
oil the present session OF the Legislature. a Copy
j. BROWN, JR, Second .Qudfor
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2sO52,972 So
S52,7O6,7ss 80
$40 ,428,O50 II
52,7O6,13S 80

R,r;,,. n ~ Sl772I .8I2 %
rom ihs IS manifest, that between those two periods
'ne nanS had received from Government the reimburse
r, bad dr..o t.., $S67I,6Sl OF
,unns $2,3s793I 10
correspondents for an adj.
U'onsi sum OF 1,s7sJ22 20
Thus fsrnis1;o" s1Edo,., - 1,265,453 4s
p
Yet its actual oa".N;,n ., Ill., $i29lO,I34 s.
Tn. 20 .,,s',.' V m, 5,I24 SOB II
transferring Of the funds OF the Coveromen, o 1r ,he
avs, make separate and independent bnso ouViou.
on the demand for the interior Of o
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IN CHhNCERY--VIRGI rules held in the
III Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
oil November, 1888: ~ S
James T. Sutton and Edwin Shelton plaintiffs.
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AN ACT

Further TO extend the timeJor keeping open the books of
suoscrpttonJor the stock ofthe James Riuer and Ra.
ndDhd Company Passed Dec. 7ih, 1898
re It enacted by the General Assembly, That the
books oil subscription for stock authorized by The act emit
lied An act incorporating the stockholders of the James
hver ana kanawha Company" passed on the sixteenth
Gay oil March, 1882 may be further continued OPEN i'm
me manner and Tor the purposes prescribed by that act un
III me last day OF the present session of the Legislature
ana the said act shall have the effect and TO all in
tents and purposes shall be in the same manner
as IN The LIST section of the said the time for keeping
open the said books had been limited the last day of the
pese session OF me Legislature, aforesaid instead OF
the "a Monday in December, 1882: Provided that no,hing
1ere contained shall be construed to debar the present
ueneral assembly from modifying repeating at lis
and kanawha Company.
ne ~ enacted, That the James River Company shall
be, and they hereby required to ascertain in smc
mode as 'ney may deem expedent, the amount which
sha nave been subscribed TO the stock the said compa
NY up TO the Sd Monday of the present month and az
soon thereafter as practicable report the to the &C.
This act shall commence and be in force from and af
ter the passing thereof. Dec TO- 636,
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IN CHNCERY-VIRGINIA.-A Crcuit Sunerior
court oil Law and Chancery, continued and held for
Nor,numoeriand County, at the Court House. on Thurs,
day the 2ih of October, 1888: " '
John Dickinson, Co,:.