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vOs4. XYxH.---Mo. $50.

OF complete activity and efficiency, the presunpton
Is me market at Danvllc will be better than i, now IL
" h}hchourg, ami will OF call forth the resour-
ces and awaken the slunlbering energies of a much
greater extent oil country. One Of the most serious
i'nped'ments 10 the prompt and hearty nnencement
:. 'os woh, so Interesting 10 the Inhabitants of the
hoaCke Country, is the idea that IL the canal is o be
preferred ana The river abandoned, then all the labor
III" gu me expense bestowed upon the Improvement of
me channel oil the river, literally thrown aa y No;
nus ihea Is mistake, unless the river had first been
Improved moderate expense and our peouc had M
moderate expense been enabled TO taste OF the sweets
OF water lraisportaon they would at once have al
tempted 'he most expensive and the perfect kind of
navigation lhs Improvement will have proceeded hc-
cordng TO the ordinary stages of improvements We
hnd, when people settle country they first make
away by cuuins down the aud removing The logs
n' oDnc' The passage OF horses aud carts they alter
wards ing up sumps, aud from time 10 time repai1ln
aud Improving the road until the travelling and c ouan
Ny OF pfoH"ce carried TO market justify the expenses
OF turnpike roads; and IL is only when socieiv b,s
made great advances in he acquisition of wealth
that they attempt Canals and Rail Roads I, ba,,ll,,
ever happens that any people leap at once from the
worst To The most perfect kind oil improvements Shall
we uespond because we consider the undertaking too
great Tor us TOO great and sborous and toe exncp
siVe Tor us Compare with the great wc ks i'm some
OF me o'her States, and We may be satisfied that IL Is
completely within power. Nothing il NECESSARY
on' mat we should unite hearts and hands The,
question IL not at this time, whether this work is to he
done by the State, whether the State is TO subsr,b
W ~ ou' whether the necessary steps 10 be taken 10
OBTAIN mat knowledge Of facts without which il will he
hpossihle 10 decide on The propricy of undertaking the
work Is here such RESPONSIVENESS in the idea ss .,
JUSTLY survey and professional exaninalio, Inv an
engineer thlnk would double and treble The yauc
OF every estate IN the Roanoke Country; aud 10 aye
your Honorable body an impression ol The high idea en-
terrain OF It's usefulness and the profits which woud follow
"e execution oil such an enterprise, IL my fortune was
sufficient would invest all in such Canal md
should possess NE high satisfaction OF gaining large pr
vae fortune IL allowed The ordinary tolls and PRIVILEGES
oy scheme which would advance in an eminent de,co
'ie wealth and prosperity of two States OF this Unou
~ Tie views offered Ia this letter strike all or any Of Tho
mei"oers OF me Board AS Important, shall esteem il
kindness il the attention the members of Assemht"
uom Petersburg aud Norfolk and tho Roanoke County
generally, should by you be directed TO it,
Win tile most respectful consider ration T remain ,o,r
obi ser'yt, EDWARD C. CARRiNGToS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-04

ENNECCToR'S SALE OF LAND AND SLAVES
II By virtue OF the last will OF Richard alker deed
the Subscribers will sell, public auction the premises
on TIE 4h day OF December next ii fair, NOT the ns xt
lar day, the tract of land which the said res
ed In the county oil Bedford, containing 925 acres III
miles ironi LJnchburg, and miles iom New London
Ihis Is one oil the desirable OF land in the upper
country II highly productive in corn wheat and TO.
oacso and confirms large portion OF FIRST tobacco land
~ The woods The land lies well, is 6aely wstered and
situated IN healthy an,i agreeable neghborhood.-
comniodaon oil genl.el family crop OF wheat will
be sowed Oh the land
Asr The sale oil the land, the subscribers will proceed
TO sell between 20 and 30 valuable Slaves the stock of
horses, cattle, sheep and hogs, quantity OF pork, the
crop 81 corn, oats aud Iod,er st Tho heessoL and kcl-
Ell furniture.
FOR the land part OF the purchase money will be re-
CURED IN hand; Tor the balance liberal credit will he
gwen TO be secured hy Deed Of Trust. For the per.
soha property IL months credit will be given all sums
ABOVE So Oh The purchasers giving bonds with sasfac
t'' sscury-or all sums under $40 will be requi.
Gu fur'her particulars Will be made known The day
vi SAFE. WIN. RADFORD,
HECTOR HARRIS,
Executors Of Richard IPaiker deed
O''ooer 90 5O-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-04

fHNo HOTEL kEEpERS.-The undersigned (Trus-
Il tees for the Stockhodrrs) offer rent or lease or
SCR" OF years the establishment in the town Of pterJ
burg, Va, known as the DoILINopRooK Herr -
me building Is spacious, being 100 iect front and 10
ieet deep-three stories high, exclusive OF basement is
convenient well arranged and favoraby situated
with Spring Water, aud has commodious stables Sc al
tached 10 the Establishment.
Inc great Increase OF travelling through Petersburg in
oil the iaci,y presented by the Rail Road 10
Norh Caroina in CONNIE xon with Mill Coaches in every
utecon' anu Steamboats, from the Northern cities insure
q" extensive customs exclusive OF many v,iors from the
ne'gnoofng country ard as large number OF regular
boarders as could be desired.
There are few situations establishments which pre-
sent as many advantages this to person disposed 10
Keep large Hotel. Possession may be had on the a,
January, 1885 For terms, apply to
JOHN V. WILCOX
HARTWELL u. HEATH
NATHANIEL FRIEND.
- ~ 47-I3t
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q AAKRIDGE FEMALE sCHoOL.-Ihis school, ST.
W tuated near Bowling Green Virginia. will tie con.
unmed the ensuing year by lis present teacher, Miss
JONES The usual branches oil he best English Educa.
ton are taught by Miss j. including Grammar History
Arithmetic aud Geography with The Of e Globes; al
80 the Elements Of Manuel and Moral Pilosopby Che
risify and Astronomy She will also learh plain aud or
nanenal needle work, for small additional compensation
u required The terms FOR Board and Tuiiou, embr acng
every expense bat books, will DC ninety dolIsrs one ifd
10 advance.
Ten or twelve Bosrders be accommodated al Oak.
Iige on Tue above termsand il sy be smiss 10 say
that thus lar this has proved be ons Of The healthier
spots ia Virginia WILSON ALIEN
Oc'ouef 81, l5l-uDl agenf for the School.
~ MIXERS WANTED AT THE pgNITENTIARY
- 1000 feet inch yellow pine plank
1000 feet 81 inch yeiiog pino plank
oOO DO 80 DO do DO 10 crooked edge, lor
500 do DO do poplar plank, clear Of knots and
500 do 5.8 DO do do do clesr or knots
BOO do birch scanIng, inches square, IL feet long
clear stuff
500 DO do do do do do do
100 hickory axielrces
OOO tyi,ppl failnae
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BY RaTCMEE 81 COOK.

v The ENouiRER published week, generality,
wock the the Lcsislatue
Price the hoctoioc Five Dollas ad
Notes Of chattercd, banks (on) will
eovcd in Tho Editors will the safety offem
them by mail Of letters being paid by tho writer's
No will he discontinued discretion ofthe
Editors, until all arrcarasrs have been paid up.
Or Whoever will the payment of nine hal
havo the tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Que Insertions rs each
% until paid (of
assumed bv this cits its cnvrons.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-04

q Aw N0TlCE-FoNrAINE II. PErrIs. I.te q,
Orange county, Virginia, having located in the CITY
o' new iork In The practice of Law respectfully ten
oers ms professional services TO his old Virginia friends
ana fellow citizens generally. Being generally known
nrougn The State, lac deems references unnecessary
an business communications to him addressed, post paid
N. d. PERSONS in the Sou'h, who have, or NAV here
aiier nave runaway slaves suspected 10 be in either
YORK or phiiade'pha, may find il their ADVANTAGE q,
send infinitely descriptive communication. most nsi "
above September 80 A, e. "
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October

AND FOX SALE.-By virtue OF a decree OF the
n Superior Court OF Law and Chancery for tho
towno Petersburg, pronounced the 10th day of June.
1854 IN The case oil Cooke and wife, against Friend will
be sod 10 the highest bidder on the i2,h day of Noyem
her next, ON the premises for cash. piece or parcel of
an, containing hitycight acres three roods and tirtv
SIX poles, being tenth part oil The Island called Eppes'
Island in the proceedings meutoned lying in the county
OF Charles City, nearly opposite City Point agreeable 10
ie plat and report; much thereof will he sul-
cient 10 pay the OF three thousand two hundred and
twenty dollars and cgh,yone cents, with interest
on thirteen hundred and fifty three dollars and sixiy.six
cents from the 2lst day OF JULY 1881, ill paid, and the
cost OF this suit. JOHN :. STUBBLEFIELD,
Sheriff Of Charles City county.
October 3d, 1884 a5-,Js'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-04
TEVo THE SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF yIR.
ISL GINlA.-The attention OF lie Schnol Cu,u,uisainn-

FEVO THE SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF VIR-
M GlNiA.-Ihe attention OF le School Commission
es oil The State respectfully invited the OBJ
legations imposed on them by law, viz:
L. 1t IS duty to HID annual meetings al the Count
Houses oil their respective Counties or on
the hrs day OF the Courts OF the said counties or CORPORA
tlons, to be holden ia The month OF October. A majority
oil Tue whole nmne - q.:-i'- io.,n Board
transaction OF business.
2. At the meetings To he held, TO examine correct
and settle their IeasuIers up the 30h OF Sep.
tenber preceding; prepare their annual reports aud
transmit TO the Clerks Of their Courts the said accounts
ad reports, (Which must be in the form prescribedO in
time Tor the Transmission of certified copies thereof TO the
Second Auditor by the LIST day oil the ensuing Session
the General Assembly.
) Al said meeting, thereafter as possible, 10
elect Treasurer aud Clerk, for the year commencing the
LIST OF January thereafter, and
4. To adopt such regulations not inconsistent with law
as will enable them TO conduct their proce edings for the
ensuing year, actively and Systematically.
As the forms prescribed Tor The oil the School Com
missoners together with abstract Of the laws relating
10 lie education OF poor Children have been in the hanGs
oil the School Commissioners since the Spring 1929 no.
tee Is now given that strict compliance with them will
be hereafter insisted upon, previous to the
quota oil the year following that for which
due.
~ Those boards OF Schso Commissioners who have
Jailed to prepare and transmit, according law, the
clerks Of their respective courts returns of eir
are also notified that unless that duty be performed with
ont further delay, necessarily be taken TO
recovsr the legal penalties imposed in such cases.
J. BROWN, Jr. 2nd Aud'r
And Sup. Lily Fund.
September % An he,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-04

EeOANOKE NAVIGATION STOCK FOR SALE
n q N aih Robuds, Executor ofJohn Washington deed.
rs James L. Worhlm and wileBy virtue order of
Tue supreme Court oil North Carolina, made in hs above
SUM- VIII sell at public Auction, upon credit of six
months, in the town OF Clsiksve, Friday, the 28th
aay oil November next, twenty i've Shares OF Roanoke
Navigation Stock, beonging 10 the OF jain ASH
ing,on, deceased. THOS. b. LlrrLEJOHN, Com.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-04

n AQOELlN p TAYLOR has received by the ships
" Caledonia Brandtr aud Hark! Away an additional
supply OF Goods suitable, for the Fall trade which he offers
Tor sale, and will be happy TO any orders with
whch merchants, Planters or Farmers may him
Sr'ooer Il 1876
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-04

b ENNCo NURSERY ,,oithin three and half mills
X r. Of Richmond Va-The subscriber oners D '..ie'
a. hs Nursery, n varieties OF Apple 20 do Pear "A do
Pinm' III do Peach 26 do Cherry do Apricot do Nee
tefIne, do Almond, do Fig, do Crane Vino 4 ia
1oo-eheires, do CurranIs, and of Raspbc,ries. ,
al Prop~gsed from trees in full bearing in his own Or,
ha'u anu embraces, perhaps, selection Of Fruit Trees
nd nave not been surpassed Tor the climate of yiroin,
he Trees are large aud thrifty. and many of them have
ul' OH al 'his time Catalogues 90 which have added
oil numerous enquiries ample dire clions
Tor plantiug) may be had, gratis at the Nur.ery a, H.,
bookstore ci Peter Cotton, aud the store of Tioma. n
Drew' where any orders left, will be punctualy attended
90 JOSEPH SlNTON.
w. - 49-4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-04

a ShikIf NEGROES.-On Friday the 9Th Novem-
"a Der, at 10 o'clock, will SELL in from, of our Office
90 kely Negroes, consis,ing of men, women bows aud
ers-and all iom estate.
Oct. 2s 9 " "a '" ..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-04

FENHE Trustees Of the Academy in Smlhield Isle of
IA wight county, will, on the ID Saturday in Novcm-
Der next elect Teacher Tor the year The price of
tuition Tor The scholastic year il, $40 for Latin aud
Greek-ior The lower branches S25 There is no fixed
saaryoul The patronage generally such insure
gentleman OF qualifications, ample PER-
cons wishing The situation may address postpaid 10 The
President oil the Trustees Of the Smihiield Academy
Snlithheld, Lle OF Wight county, Va.
October 81. XII,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-04

ANALLEGO MILLS FAMILY FLOUR-We ara
M now making additional quantity OF Family Flour
from choice White Wheat Those who have not supplied
eseWe,' are requested to make early application,
this is The last Flour OF this description we shall make hi,
season. r. J. CHEVALLIE s. Co.
October 81. IS-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-04

M1DUCATION.--T'hu Trustees Of the Lagrange AGA.
4 GeG'ies wish employ ajy competent TO give in.
strucon ia the usual branches Of female educ alton in.
GLIDING Music aid drawing knowledge OF the French
and Italian would be recommendation.
Lagrange j. beautifully situated in saluhous densey
populated and desirable neghborhood Thefees present
iII lt'e short Of $4,000 per sppun UnquesonabIe tes-
u9nia Of character and qualifications will be required
Address to HE undefgned, Lagrange, Fsyeue, Tennes-
see, post paid.
by order Of the Board,
c NICHE, Secretary
September TO- 90 Io,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-04

John A. Cooke, Thomas C. Digges and Frances 4 hi.
wiie Robert 7. Cooke, Edmund d. Cooke, William g. f.
Cooke, Mary T. Cooke aud M4rtia w aud Elizabeth Pull
An--the six last OF whom under The age Of
twenty one years, Defsuh.nfs
The defendant, John A. Cooke having entered hs
appearance, aud given sccu according the act of As
senbiy and the rules OF ls Court aud appe ring by ga
usiactory evidence tai he is an iuhahitant OF this
coinmonweatL-On the motion Of the plaintiff n is or.
defed ba the said defendant do appear here on The first
DAY OF JAnusfy FERN next, aud the plaintiffs bill
aud that copy Of THE order bc loriwlil Inserted in sor
newspaper Published in the city Richmond for two
mouths successfully aud that another copy be posted at
the front door OF tie court house OF This COUNTY
Copy Teste, PHILIP b. WINSTON C II. c
Wv l. 52-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-04

AISMAL SWAMP LAND COMPANY.-Jhe An.
ny nusl Meeting OF the Stockholders in the Dismal
swamp Lind Company, WILL according to law, he held in
he town oil Suffolk on Saturday. the 18th OF November
next no. BUTLER, Pres't
. ID. s. Land Company
SmNhheld, Oct Il. 4S-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-04
September %

&A, ILLIAafSBURG LADIES' SEMINARY
" Misses BALLANTINE, grateful for the liberal en-
couFagemen they have received beg leave inform their
friends and the pHblic that the duties Of their Seminary
will be resumed the frs, Monday in November, and
terminate the last OF July.
The course OF instruction in this institution is carried
on according TO the psn OF the first Northern Sc minaes
and every attention s paid to the and department
of ti,e pupils
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-04

81 Court, October 2s, 1881:
Rowland W. Terrell John b. Francis, ard Jane NJ
hi' vile, late Jane NJ Terrell aud John X Hendrck and
Mary g. his wife, late Mary @. Terrell, Pills,
against
Joseph NJ. Terrell, Charles 7. Terrell, and Ann e.
terrell Tue t"o last Of whom are infants under the age
OF twenty year, by George s. Nc.erIand lieir guar
dian, dd Item, D.its
The defshant. Joseph NJ. Terrell, not having entered
MS appearance and given security according 10 the act
OF Assembly and the rules Of this Court and il appearing
~ satisfactory evidence, that he is not al nhabiant oi
is commonwealth Oh The motion OF tic plaintiffs i
ordered That The said drendans do appear here on the 1s
Gay OF January Term next, md the plaintiffs. b
ad that aenpy Of this Order be forth i inserted some
newspaper Published ia the City u Richmond, Tor
months succrsvey and that another copy be posted at
tho front door Of the Coufhouse Of this county.
CoPy--Tcste, PHILIP b. WINSTON, c. H. c..
Nov. 4. 52-MSw#
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-04
NEW ADVEHsTaSEsaENTs.

AMlLL BE SOLD. at public auction. for cash. at
Wv Mrs. Susannah Haden's tavern, in the upper end
OF Goochiand county, the Both day OF December mex,
all the Negro Sisves, late the property Of Mrs. Sarah
Duke, deed, nineteen in number, Consisting OF men. wo
mon, and boys WIN. M DICKINSON, Com'r
under decree Of G0ochiand Circuit Court
Nov. 4. 52--wlw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-04

NREAT BARGAINS OF ELEGANT AND FASH.
M lONABLE ARIICLES.--1he subscriber has made
arrangements to sell his present Of elegant aud yaa
os gooHs on a. moderate terms as possble they are not
TO be surpassed 10y any merchant ia the State as
Let be understood That every thing Il Of tie hest ou,
iy asd uni eiEay allowed 10 be the bendsomes assor,
inent IN Richmond. II Is necessary that the STOCK Of
Fancy Clouds shoud be disposed before other sanee
mems are entered into, which under consi,er,,t,n
The lddies aud gentlemen Of Richmond and Its vicinity
viii do well TO coll and view tic above extensive assoe
Of useful and Ornamental articles.
CHARLES HORN, age,M
September 0. "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-04

H IND FOR SALE.-Wi be solI ON lie prrn,iscs
- OF The 10Th Of November, Zone rd Of The purchase
ca'h, The balance in two equal annual nstan,ens) NV
ueI' OF 'a"d ON hppoma'tox river, IN the county Gun.
pe'ahd, containing 622 acresnearly hall Of which
rve or branch low grounds, and The high land general
W Of hne quaiy. is good tobacco ifaciand lie best
is believed, for aud whea', IN al ths section Of
country There is dw Filing house Of six rooms on lie
land but needing repair good grlnafy and bre si,ng
machine; aud all necessary houses for securing c,oss
&c, &c At the zane time and place some corn stock
&c viii be sold: Terms at the sale cfop Of wheat vii
oe so~ed OF tie land JOHN MILLER.
Cumberland, Oct. 2l. lD-whIs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-04

WISH 10 purchase young, healthy aud we'll dspo..
81 ed Female Servant, for employment about house
De-, g liS-wW r. v. DANIEL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-04

D'"1V HOUR barrel bilets
10 600 hoop poles
ne whole, ssye tie bills'a aad hoop poles 10 be deli
vefel q hs Penitsniary by the 1T Day Of March next
t,Dyl ffoposais viii be made either TO Col. Morgan,
(snpern'cndent) or the subscriber.
TnOS. G. MONCURE
oe"oes =" lH-uJ General 9genL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-04

Us'Iho above sale is postponed d Tnesdsy the 25l Of
November. In the nr'h lime. will receive Offers for
i've l1rd ard should effect 'ae privately, wi0 adj
yeriise eisel 10 prevent di.appoin neni.
Oct p. JOHN MILLER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-04

According 10 the terms OF the above decree shall on
MONDAY Tie S'l day OF December next, III being Cour,
SayD at buckingham Courthouse, proceed sell the
iau III The decree mentioned. much thereof as
satisfy The said debt, inere,t aud The Land lies
III me county oil Buckingham, part thereof the waters
OF Muddy creek, and Is bounded by the lands of David
Bondurant, Rices heirs Thomas Hsckei Captain John
Turner, aud others. N A HOLMAN ID Cr
november % -ids] james JPans Sniff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-04

ri OIICE-Ihe beaud.ui Slsllioo, Eclipse Iiehtfooi
winch have recently purchased at s lO, 600 in 40
,mau honor o. be psrensge. re aoequ.ed American
Eripse ana ne af-iimed Lady Lehooot Of whom not
syllable need be said among horserso will stand A.
my'housein Mecklenburg, Va, The next season. Ns35
1encmen Invited to call aud him as he viii ouly
De SHOWN on the Capital square IN Richmond ,l,e III
week 10 DeccmDer and FIRST week ia January and return
10 DIS place. RE s Tie very likeness Of one Of bs best
ancestry, the imported Shark lie best Horse taf aver
crossed 'he Asnc having upwards Of D. 600 pines
before be LEFT England aud hsl brother TO he gfes,
Eas'sh Eclipse. The Two Eclipses csfnot be eeje.ed
except by the Hgh and bflsDcy Of Lady Ligbaoot
Vf'. ~. 5O-3fl JOHN &. GOODE
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR sALE.-rl,e bouss
and lots corner Of n and Streets opposite 10 fhe
CITY Hall, 10 be sold upon accommodating terms Appy 10
J. A. CBEyALLfE. or 10
2. J. CHEYALLfE
vc'opcF a. 1851
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-04

i n observation-disclosures At Superior Cour,
Il OF Law and Chancery held for Prince Edward couu.
~, the ooh OF September, 1884,
William H. Venabe and a. u. Vensble merchants and
partners trading under tic fun and style OF w H. We
nable s. Co., pIinnn.
against
William ID. Hix, Merritt Hx, and James Hx D,ns
One Of The parties in The above suit moi being an in
h"Oan OF ihis STATE hereby give notice, that will al
tend at my Office. Prince Edward Court iou.e STATE i
Virginia, at ten O'Clock Friday. 2Sih day OF Novem
her next at which time all arc requested TO al
tend, with all their necessary vouchers and u,ners mo,
pared Tor settlement. WIN. BERKELEY, CoD,D,,y
October %. 5O &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-04

I'm ERY-ViRGtNIA.-Ats Circuit Superior
u Court of Law aud Cbancery. continued and held Tor
buckingham county, Il the Court. house, Thursday the
l7th day oil April. 1891:
James Scott. Executor OF John Leslie who Exc
cutor OF Robert Craig, decd Daniel CALI Receiver
Sco Plaiulfs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-04

VIII be seen from tic above notice that The Interest
~ Of William Foster James 10 all busnoss establish
ncn's, Terminated, by agreement, this dayand that lie
has transferred 10 W. authority receive sl n,ones due
and g'ani discharges Persons indebted viii therefore
make payment only 20 US; aud those we owe will pre-.
sent 'heif caime There will DO change any Of he
firms tho several businesses m be conducted a. hereto
tore +. ;. $. JAMES & Co
Oct Q, 1884 a6-we0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-04

zIOTiCE.-rhe public, and all concerned are hereby
notified, ihai interest ia the business OF r. r. l.
~ Jdnit CO.. Of this city, and The city Of New York
~ vel 90 a other kinds OF business IN hcit rc ns
OF +. < j Jamss & Co interested terminates nia
day. 10y agfeemeUiand ai The other plfners ,re Gtilo
authorized 10 receive any aud oli monies due and geai
lsrhaiges aud that they will pay al claims against siJ
concerns NJ. FOSTER JAMES
Richmond, Va. Oct o, 1884,