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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-09-12
THE GAZETTE.
MARTINsBURG. sErrEMBrR IL, 1888
Ia high political excitement, in Kentucky, in

In high political excitements in Kentucky, IN
former days, resort to pistols and dirks was moi
uncommon. However forcible such argument.
may be, they seldom produce conviction, and we
had hoped that public feeling had assumed q
better tone in Kentucky. We have not seen the
abusive articles complained Of by either party,
but we well know, that nothing that could have
Of Mr.. TRoTTER. He challenged Mr.. PREs-
TIcE to combat. Mr. p. accepted the invitation,
and his second prescribed, as he had an undoubt-
ed right to do, time, place and weapons. These
we're objected to, and Mr.. TRoTTER resorted to
an attempt at assassination. The following ac-
count Of the affair is given in the Louisville
Herald Of the Goth ult.
The rencountre between Mr.. TRoT-
TER and Mr.. PRENTICE on Friday last
-oi which we took a brief notice on
Saturday-has occasioned greater ex-
element than any occurrence of ST.
milar character, that has ever transpir-
ed in this community. The subject
was brought before the Grand Jury on
Saturday, and it will consequently be a
matter of future investigation. We
understand that the facts as detailed
before the Jury, place Mr.. TRoTTER's
conduct in very unfavorable light.
From the testimony of those who had
the best opportunity of witnessing the
transaction, it appears, that Mr.. TRoT-
TER and several Of his friends were
standing on the pavement on Market
Street, near the Post Office, when Mr..
PRENTICE and another gentleman pass
ed them-that they had advanced but
a few steps, when Mr.. TRoTrER called
to Mr.. PRENTICE to defend himself, but
that, whilst Mr.. PRENTICE was in the
act of turning to face his adversary,
Mr.. TRoTTER fired, the ball grazed
Mr.. PRENTIcE's left side, and glancing
off struck barrel standing against the
wall. Mr.. PRENTICE attempted to fire,
but his pistol snapped; the parties then
closed, but were separated with but
little additional injury to either. How
ever Mr.. TRoTTER may have felt him.
self aggrieved, the manner of his at
tack upon Mr.. PRENTICE his warmest
friends cannot pretend to justify or de-
fend. In relation to this transaction
we have thought proper to say this
much, and it is as much, perhaps, as
we are justified in saying, as the whole
affair will hereafter be the subject Of
judicial investigation.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-09-12

lTPrice of Flour in Baltimore SO.
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TIE Weatler.-After distressing drought Of
several weeks, the earth was refreshed by de-
lghtful showers on Saturday and Sunday last.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-27
P&osITSs

from Dornnse''- Sons.

from Goranse,'- son-Sl
tue ACTRESS LAST SCENE.
II SHOWS, IL SHOWS, but on the pavement siiN
She knrcis an pfAys, nor Ina her head;
Bonelth th through which the blast blows shrl
Shive. ing she kneeis, aud " it, for bread,
Hhh-i each mara sh" ctopes her weary way;
Winter and summer IA, re- u she,
Blind 1. tho wtctched crpatuJe we'll a-iey,--
Al give the blind on cha ity.
Al once fnt different did that fn, ". a,post
THAT sunkcn CHI ~, that our Wan,
T.e Pride oil thrnuged theatIes, to hear
Het vice, Cnt ipturcd rati. TAU;
10 snhl"s OF ica's before her heauty's shrins.
,"hie" oi IA has not bowed III, knee p!
" % owes not to her rh ru,~ some dreams dvIneI
A.. give the blind ons eha,iiy.
low ot whom fiom tho crowded spectacle,
Houcward her rapid coufsers q ~;
AdoTs1g crowds wou on her footsteps dwell,
And loud hmzsis her paih pursue.
To huui her from the gtt'ri1y ca, that bore
Her home, 10 scenes of mitth and CLEO,
How many rivas thfon.'d stound he, door
An give the blind one ch Ji,y
When all tho arts to her their homage paid
How sp endd was her ray nbod.:
WHAT mirrors. marbles, broazes were hsplayod
tributes 10y love an love DO .towed.
How duly did the muss her bsnquots gid,
Faithful to her pr, sporty;
In ovcty palace wal tho swallow tuild
All. give tho poor charity.
But sad rse-sudien Iii. ease appears.
het eyes are Qncuchcd, hcr voice ~ gone,
AM here, tooin and poof, Tor ,w-nty years,
The blind ono kneels and beg. alone.
who once so promp, her gen rous aid 10 lend!
-. Whnt hani more bssal frank, aud Tree,
ihan that she scarcely ventures tn oxtcndi--
All give the poor one charity
Vas for hor for faster Eli. tn. snow
And every limb grows stiff with cold:
Ihht rosary once woke her smile, which now
Her frozen fingers hardly hold.
II, bruised hcne ath so many woes, her heart
a.. By pity still SUSTAINED may be,
Lest even hor faith in heaven itself depart
An givo tie poor one charity
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Sept. 10

VH KS. ELIZA ". HARRIS, late OF MsncLe.,er
I'VE where she has taught school many wears and for
me 'a' as an Assistant Of Miss NJ, Kenzir in his civ
removable Richmond and will open school Tor Misses
on NE ist October, i'll Mr. Calls house on IL H.
ann streets Lately occupied by Mr. Sanxay oppo.e
10 byrds warehouse, and near the of The CIV Ss
can accommodate young ladies with hoard and lodging
~" woI ne glad 10 receive any FROM the country
parents wish them faug ht here Every auen,on; H.,
gwen 10 'her moral aud scholastic improvements OF which
she IS capable la her school viii he taught speIln
rhetoric, elements OF philosophy and che ,ostrv sny
sn,hme'c. Aware Of the value Of time and of lis loss
W me usual mode OF computing scholastic sessions
VIII be 10 summer vacation her school: hut she
10 regard each consecutive period Of three months ne
qu''Fr' anu 10 charge aud he paid accordingly The frat
quarter commencing on lat October, will terminate vvi,h
me year. allowing tile usual Chrstmss HOLIDAYS Anv
enfy WIZ be considered Tor quarter. Her terms a,s
fghi dollars quarter of three months and for bo.
ana lodging 40 dollars per quarter, fuel So
September 18. as 3D.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-27

N CIlANCERY-VI Pow hatnn Co,,u.
~ Court, August 6lh, 1898 On an Injunction
Alb'n G. Saunders, PIsintG
against
foher, u M icon and Manuel JUDAH late executors of
t""hceilor H. Saunders, deceased, aud Ronulus NJ
L'yne deputy for William Crump, sheriff OF the county
OF Powhaian, ID tnd,~,s
ms day came the fliinf, by his Attorney aud the
defendant Manuel Judah having entered his anpear
ahce ""d gwen security according to the Act
ana The rules OF this Court and appearing TO the salts
Ia"'on oi The Court hat he is an inisbaut of t,s
commonwealth; on the nioion OF the plaintiff nv his Al
orhey, II is ordered that the said feDdant Manu. In
"'h 90 appear here on or before the first Monday in No
'enber next and answer the plaintiffs bll aud give Sc
cury Tor performing such decree the Court ,psy make
'rei" AMI that copy of This order lie forthwith inserted
W some newspaper published in the city Of Richmond
anu continued Tor two months successiveiy and thar ann
,ner copy he posted up at the front door of the CONT
House oil this County. Copy--Teste.
G., -, VIM. S. DANCE, C.
NNF'' -" 81
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JEFFERSON MEDICAL COLLEGE Pu1tAnr,
- PHIA The Session OF Lectures IN Jefferson Msdc,
o'ege WI" commence on Monday, the 4lb Of November
,, Anatomy and Physiology -.GnAHviLLE SHARPE
PATrisoN, NJ ID. M =
Snrgcry-GEoRGE MCCLELLAN. NJ ID
Theory aud Practice OF Pbysic-JouN Rsvs,r AZ =,
Ma'eria Medcs and Pbarmscy-SAMUEL CoIuovw.
Chemisiry--JAcoB GREEN, NJ. ID.
Obstetrics aud Diseases Of Women and cbi,i @
MUEL MCCLELLAN, NJ ID 0"''"'e"-oA-
The D'@sechng Rooms OF Jefferson Medical Co,ieo are
paceu u"ue, 'hc shperDtendence OF the Professor Of
Anatomy aud TO enable those students no NAV h. DESTROYS
70 Inp1oyt themselves ~ Practical Anatomy they will he
opero without any additional Fee one month before the
commencement OF the lectures
-, SAMUEL MCCLELLAN, NJ D.,
august H. lsS-wt4Nl Dean Of the MedIeaI Faculty
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-In purs,.
ance Of three several Deeds Of Trust one executed
"y ION" ~ boswell and Lilly Ann lis wife, TO Thomas
OF March 1881, duly acknowledged and recorded in the
Clerks office OF Hanover county, aud yng the ioI
loving property TO witt tract OF Land in The county of
Hano adjoining the lands Of Pleasant Terrell and Pa
trick IA. P'ice, containing by estimation two hundred and
twenty mine acres other Little Riv er in said
county containing Ivy survey sixty aces, which
the Mills and lanyard belonging said Dosw ely are
situated; and other tract, adjoining the
tract lying on both sides OF Little River, known as New
Market supposed TO contain upwards OF fourteen hundred
acres, being the same land which the late James Dos.
we'll resided, aud the following slaves. witt William "a
tanner) Lewis, Matt, Nick Charlotte TcinpIe and iva
children, Armi>lead aud Mary, Venus and three children
John, Dick and Grace, Raioph aud Isaac son of Miy
Patterson, ami the future Increase OF The females Another
executed by said Dosw ell the 22d day Feb 1892 TO In
Glen Ii Price aud Jno. ID. Andrews duly and
recorded in the Clerks Office OF The same county CEN
yey'nl the following por.r'y to wit: one bright kin hoy
TOM, one hundred barrels corn, twenty head Of cattle
(eers include twenty head OF sheep, five feather beds
and two road Wagons. And one other Decd, caring
date the 18th day OF March, 1888 executed by said Dos.
well 10 Lucien Is. Price aud Charles w D.bney duIy
acknowledged and recorded in the Clerks office of the
same county, and conveying The following property Chat
IS 10 say) hive horses, mules, two colts twenty sheen
hy hogs, all cattle no, heretofore conveyed carts and
ar,nng UTENSILS some machinery for spinning, carmen
-rs TOOLS crops and provisions household and Kitchen
furniture, hlacksin's tools, two shot guns and h.
aud all said Dosw ellis dues aud credits The Trustees in
the said several Deeds named will proceed on TUESDAY
the 29th day oil October next il fair if no, the ne y, al
day, al New Market, The residence Of said boswell TO
sell TO The highest bidder, for ash, all the ao noned
property, conveyed TO them aforesaid. The property
mentioned IN the first named Deed, hcng only bound Tor
he p'ymen' seven Thousand dollars with interest and
co.sso much oil said property will tie sold as NAV he
sunren 10 satisfy the said amount. The real property
WIZ be sold in lois TO suit purchasers Besides the well
known value OF the New Market estate for icutural
AMI commercial purposes, there is now on il cotton fac
'ory IN successful operation, under lease Tor fifteen
years, rom The i>t January nex at handsome annual
remt. Many considerations mish make the properv now
advertised worthy OF the attention of Of capital and
S"ch are invited To examine Tor themselves The ii IL j..
considered "ninPeachable hu, only such title will be con.
Veye"' as may be vested in the Trustees hy said Deeds
- BY THE TRUSTEES.
| Hanover, Va, July %, 1883. 23-wtJs
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AAiLLiAMSBuRG Ladts' Seminary Misses
w BALLANTINEs respectfully inform. heir patrons
dhd Ia" puhc That The duties OF their Institution will h.
resumed the lst Of Move The course of ips,,uc
,oh comprises all the varou. branches Of a conplrte
E"s'sh Educ ton: French, Drawing, Painting in Enr.
sro's style Japanning and Music. Misses return
thanks Tor the liberal encouragement already extended TO
'"in ana can assure their patrons that their ar,os du
es ar faithfully discharged The Discipline of she School
" yer irm and every attention is to morals
., meir pupils The session prsrs months from
Nov"mber Isl till July 3ist. Terms Tor the whole cou,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-27

N HANCERYAVIRGINIA.--At rules holden i'm
The Clerks Office OF the Circu, Superior Court OF Law
1888: ' " ''
HE President aud Directors Of the Literary Fund Ps
against
Thomas NJ Randolph, jr. and Susan his wife, and
other Dfo,,,,,,s
ne defendants above named, not having entered their
appearance and gwen security according the Act OF
Assembly and The rules oil this Court, and appearing b,
satisfactory evidence, that they not Inhabitants this
country: AZ IS ordered THAT The SAID DIFF uiauis 10 APP
pear 'eiorr me Judge OF our said Court the C,pio ia
the cry oil Kichmon, the first day the next Otto.
Der esn to be holden for the trial causes aud an
I'VE, ne ni OF the plaintiffs aud that copy of This
der be forthwith Inserted in some ne she'd in
'he 'i'y oi Richmond, for two months successvry and
posted al HE troH door OF the Capitol In said CITY
copy. leste, WM q. SANDS, ID. C.
huS"N U 26-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-27
WIN. II. RICHARDSON,
Sept 20. 1851 Librarian nj ~ G, 30

NH iSS MACKENZiE'S SEMINARY will h, re-
1vE opened the 1t of Oroher for the ,erc,,,., 81
n'"IhrrS aud day Pupils She thankuliy acknom DIGS
her o"igdi'oh TO The public for continued pef r.,r,
gwen % her establishment, aud them h. She is
"'-duous to render il, III every respect, WORTHY of heir
patronage I"rn'S Board during The .clI slr wear NJ
~ ""S, Szuo; English Iui'iOn all The branches us,.
ally slecihrd. Sl0 ancient, aud ,drrn laugu,on ss5
nf'"'"g, $50; d"nci"g 20 $50; music rs Gems ior
ts-o OF az hour, halt that half an hn,r ssluue
$50 S.pi. 20 a6-,,.,oc's
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BORN. APRIL ID,
I7l3. o. ).
DIED. JULY 4, 1926.

The present session OF the University has commenced
sssn, Vu"o'e auspices. The prospect Tor iul
SESSION " oe'cr th'nt has been II so early p.,oJ
from lou Ia 40 students have already and
are r""i"g ~ d'iiy DR. MagilI. who appointed Ia
we |h'r o' medicine, has accepted The appointment and
WIZ he at The University 10y The I5il, OF October ,.Lam
Dr. Dunglison will leave there Tor Bsl,imore ". ,r
n"npy 10 state, that the Medical Class buds to be very
" one thiS session As soon the classes are reYu.
formed, we will give the number OF Studrn,. in ea :
och"o' as well as the OF all tuse " no have ,tri
cu'aed This session Most OF the suJr MS 90 bo arc ,
mere are new ones: 30 that il the usual proporti m nj oLI
ones should return, the session The fullest nca
cafe. "'e 'i"oo-
=, ,ExAs.-in the autumn of 1881, Mrs Mary Ausin
Ioiy' w'do" OF the late President Holly of
University Visited Texas with view TO the n,
her SON. On her return, Mrs. H. has publisI.d a. , Il,
volume concerning this country in which u 49, ''
accounts OF s natural beauty and resources its
o'e 'erhy' Tie variety OF its productions the subrv of
e"""'e anu 'S mia Temperature during all seasons of
the year. are reiterated and enlarged upon yub e,Ji
asin Mrs H. arrived at Brazoria on the Brazos il, o.
"uer MS place was founded about three Years suce
anu '"""'"s ABOUT oo ames some Of which are iu,.i
gent e"ieranis from New Et gland suhseom.,,i ~,
wre' p"nr ated The interior. The climate is Jescyibed
w general terms, TO he perpetual summer A. Am 90
drnce OF The terIify Of the soil il is said t,a, s,.s t
toes yield times, 500 busleI, 10 the acre. and % -,
.nen wtigh nom four 10 pounds All her vegetables
anu TIE most delicious fruits grow in great abundance
mere are large tracts heavily wooded m live OAK and
oher valuable timber Some portion OF Ausiins Colonv
IL '" snu u Us ~ short, acc ofdng lair a,i-
NOR lie very ri Dorado OF romance and the
era Is at last fully realized. ''''"'
r rue people are universally kind and bospitabIe
Every bodys house is open to the traveller "rIp'
poor s"n no 'eh That il. who have much ,n,ew
on ~ are H'pPy' because busy; and none NEEDLE with te
a." " e'r ne'ghbors, because they have enough TO
DO 10 take care Ut iIeir own" 6" W
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. I7-Three men were arrested
YESTERDAY m"rnng at The Steamboat wharf Chestnut street
checks uron Mes~r.. Mn-grsve and p.,L LIE W., VIC
houSdnd dollars ~ large notes on the Bank of M, JIa
sde' and The Gnard Bank found in their Iogggs
besides quantity OF coming apparatus amt
laI dollars. The notes thought 10 he som 81 80,
""n rom me banks by means OF The counterfeit cberks
~ en we're examined before the Mayor and committed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-27

-VIRGiNIA.-lnC heserheII coun-
n ~ Court, August IL II, 1888
Iabtha McGary, Beverly McGary, and Mackness Me.
Gary, Plaintiff
against
nei"y Cheaiam and Lawson p. Forsee,
OF 'hon"s H. MrGaiy, deceased, Joseph McGarv, Har-
III" M'G,rN, Susan NJ Gary, Mary Mct;My li.nry Me-
uary and Z'chariah McGary, the three las, whom are
infants D.r.,J..,
The defendants, Joseph McGary, Hardin NJ cGary. and
susan III Gary not having entered their appearance and
gwen security according 10 the of Assembly and the
rules OF this Court, and appearing the satisfaction o(
The court thai they inhabitants of This Couu,o,
wealth. on the motion oi the plInuf-, il l. ordered thai
rue SAID defendants do appear here before the
""hl'y III N"'rhbr next, and iie hill al ia.
p"'hf; AMI that copy of Tins order b.. forthwith in.
seized III some newspaper printed in the city Of Rch,
p eis"t week. Succcssvey and another copy posted al
me mont door oil the court house oi this county.
Copy. Tese, l.. NUNNALIT ID q
""e'-' W. 30 wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-27

WNALL DRY GOODS = Wadstcorth g. tFihian.s in
Ill form their customers, and merchants gener,iy they
are now receiving from Ph"dalpha, New York and
Boston. general Of Dry Goods; and Ina, in
few days their assortment will I've complete the fall
trade. Their stock of goods will all times be- luur,
worth the attention OF country merchants their prices
as low as in amy Northern market.
August 80 33-9t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-27

To Richard Nvwggs, james SeyuxSs 4reA,Sold Brvce
adnor Nth The toiH ANNEXED II James Seruggs de-
ceased. Ehsdoem Lo'o'y Henry Seruggs, Timothy
Scruggs, John Scruggs. Elizabeth Scruggs, Priscilla
ScIuggs, and Nancy Scruggs, the Orerseers IF the
Poo, ~ the county If Gooehiand. and John Robert
son, Attorney General Of the Commonwealth Of V-
gtni0.
NOU will please to take notice. that shall proceed on
the fourteenth day of October ne xt, at the house OF
lssac Lane in the county oil Jeer-on in the State OF
Desee between the hours OF nine O'clock the morning
and nv o'clock in the evening of that day. take the do.
positions OF the said Isaac Lane Rebecca Lane and
aud The eighteenth day o the month, October
shall proceed al the house OF James Calsnghan, take
the deposition oi the said Csanehan, in the county OF
Green and the State aforesaid and the twenty SECOND
of the MONTH (Oc,obrt) AT the house vi james Suh
IN the rouu,y OF KnoS. ami State soresad proceed to
take the dispositions OF the said James smith, and Sarah
Smith and Others, he read evidence IN three several
suits IN Chancery. now depending and um, eruined IN
the Circuit superior Court VI Law aud Chsnccy tor the
county OF Hruco in one of which you Richard Scrugg
and James Sciuggs pianun., aud you, Archibald
Bryce, Ador with the vii xej OF James Scrugcs
decreased Eiz ,heih Lowry, myseii Shriiffof Hanover
county, AMI Adm'w. ot David Scruggs deed, Herr,
Scruggs, and Timothy Srruxgs defendants In ons
other Ut whrh. the Sheriff OF Hanover coun,v an,
Ad"'Or OF David Scruggs. deceased the p inf.
YOU. Archibald Bryce, Admor. with the will xed o
James Scruggs decd Eliz abe Lowry, Timothy Scruggs
Henry Scrugg., John Scnyg- Ehzabeh Scrugg. Prisci
ScruggS, AMI Nancy Scruggs are dcend,ns And IN
other OF which you, e O,.rseerso the Poor
~ OF G1oci'and arc the piainiih', AMI You, Tnoh,
Scruggs, Henry S'rugg., Archibald Bryce, Adm'or a
aforesaid Elizabeth Priscilla and .ncy Scrrys Eliza
beth Lowry. the Attorney General OF Virginia. ss III,
Scuges, deed, Richard Srruggs, and James Scrugys am
others defendants and, f irun any cause the taking
OF the said depo,ons. shall not be completed the day
aoresaid lie taking thereof will be conuued from day
day between the hours, aud the places nm
til the taking thereof sha he completed. am, OH
ser, ant, CARTER BERKELEY
Shtirf9 Hanover county. and Administered of
Ddrid SeTuggS, deed, by his Attorney.
Sept. 10th, 1888. 36-wIv
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q Y-VInaiNIA-In the Ci,cvi S,,ne.
= r,or Court OF Law and Chsnre,y Tor Hrnrco county
% June, 1898: '''
job" Harrison, administrator of Martha Anu Harrison
dec, aud OF Sarah K IL ,rrison, dec, plsiniiiT
Edward II. Moselry, executor of and devises !, ,,s
under The last will and testament al Ann w Hams dec
E'z' r. k"y-'er, execnix oi Joseph II. Roy-t.r dee .
David RoySier in his right and as sJnu,.t,,,or M
John Roys'er dec E.hrr Cunlic administrators n, Jo,
Cu"lie, dec, Sarah Price. execu,rix of william Pr.
dec Wllim Salnon, Jackson Aill- Curl, C.r,.r md
"", "t: slefiH oi Goocianh, and admins.
traitor OF John Nj Smith, dec Det,d,,,s
rms Cause, 10 which the plaintiff appears to have pro
ceeded "g'ns' the defendant David Roy .ier who is ont
q" 'hs coury'n The mode prescribed by law against alb
sent defendants, he sill filling To appear and am,ve
came on This day 10 he heard The original aud amended
bills. taken Tor confessed ~ TO the defend u,s EI, ID
Koy,isr, execurx OF J,srph r. Rnyster dec E,thrr
Cn"e, administrative of Jon Cunlh. dec : rnb p,ice
eMer MIX OF i,'l'm Pmce dec w''n salmon Jack
''d' ami administrator OF john M Smith dee lie an
e, Am Harms The irsa''ix of the defendant Ell.
"'" Mp,e'ty' 10 The original hill. cf the d,fnd.
, Gurus Car,er 10 The amended BILL with replc atons
Were'o AMI exhibits and was argued by counsel: on con-
>h'ri'sn whereof The Count ds order thar The le nd
ant, Eliza y. Register, ret!vr an account nj Icr ad;;
"uon OF The estate OF her te>tator ph r. Rovser
so a" account OF all the belonging In her s,J
% es",e, ana an acro mi OF the debts due from his "a
"e a" ue ume OF his death showing The exact Iioi,v If
each, before one Of the Commits of mi, Conr L
u u"ec'ed 10 examine" state aud sre the same. ann,
.t,,.a dos,od :" me our; "iii any nat RS specially
CURED by the parties To be so stated A Cony r. 49,,
}. ROBINSON. C. c. |
CoMMfssIoNER's OFFICE D
Tho ,,.,;o. - Richmond, 9Th sept, 1893 { |
me parues concerned viii lake notice tina, l,u
pointed TUESDAY, The 10Th day OF November nrx, rr
e, fh"'ncs before me- at my office, III the civ Of
n"oho' on ne matters referred by the fore going orJer
81 court on which day. by 10 O'Clock A M tl,ev ,rs
G no"heh y" attend, with their accounts proofs and
PM. me copies OF al necessary Court papers. ''
. Az persons having claims az aust The estate or Jh
" hoys'er, dec, Al The time Of his death are he,eLv No.
nru 10 present men, with the legal evidence thereof be-
ore me- =" my oflce before the 18Th Jsy of Nov.u
Ter next, by 10 O'Clock A. M
JNO. SHORE, Co,n'r
NJ Cir. Sup Co. L.. 4 G. Henrico
-, PN'""V' ~" 39-wiw
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ia Akf OF BUkGU NDY.-Mary OF Burg,,,Iv mr.
I'VE The revolt OF Client, by the author of ID,
B"''u'' "henry m"rtcfton,,' &c novel received by
r. X. L. SMITH
August. fSept 2l1 f''' W we oV'h
HANE now b'nd. from one 10 tvs lun,I,eI ro,I -,
uperor H'choTy and OAK Hood for sale at Miller
sahiing, Oh Poropofsnk creek, Glou ester cou,tv "
"tT suihcient quantity OF water for vessels th, v
IRA" ron to nine feet water, Immediately where h
oou "esi vessel that carry 30 cord can he 1o,
10 one day. The prices Of Wood now In PbIadsJnt,s
sno oher markets, would justify Captains Of vessels q,
pu'en'se WIS Wool, aud make COOL profit sl,U Leen
E"Vu suPpy Oh hand during the Fall and Winter
w.. JOHN H0WLETT
"ooS' " Roads, elsScester co, Avg 10. 9o~ia,