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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03
the terms, will not be entitled TO the pri,i-
lcges. JOSIAH WA. WARE.
! Frederick city, March d, 1854.


"John Richards " al be IL years old the
ensuing SPRING. beautiful blood bay color,
with black legs, maze aud taIl, star IN the
forehead, 10 hands high, OF remarkably fine,
indeed iaultiess figure, Astounding an bone and
sinew, With a full, bold chest, and IN point Of
strength uneNceiled by any horse in the 4.
states. John Richards, a. wall be seen by
tie following letter from VIM. II. johnson,
Esq. "a member of the senate of irgnio wv a.
originally selected, after trial from all the best
horses, OF the South. To run the great match
race Of $4,000, mile heats, against Eclipse;
but having accidentally injured one OF has
iore-feet, II became necessary to substitute
Henry IN his place"
Richmond, ia. ,Juufary ., Is26.
ana GLAD yOu have s0t rsie bou'e ~ith John
Richards. aud much pleased that you arr the owner
Oi - hue horse, although l most sincerely wish
he coGid have remained ia Nirs,uis one season,
that might have put my mares 10 him. John
Richards cot Injured e.tly and when % Dung :,
that the puLl'e has not had opportuuit, u iorn-
inS all o'iii'on Of his crccilCBCe racer. have
had a FAR sud full way ~ Judging OF him, hI,in;
trained him With man, others, IA Or,ier TO niakr
~ lr'tiUn 10 run the grvst and celebrated match
18th t,hps,, sud hesitate not To -ay that lac ~ss
", ciiCuly nav choice, nDd that had lac remained
sout'd, lac would Liost uuqacstionabl, have run
thc "..fsh-ss troui trial I.isde at newmarket, a
Nay N TO before IA. departure foe Loug land,
Ia ,sftain, sas thc best IA IA, stable. Ih,s Tact,
ioSeht With hi- app, srsncc, aud b,ood, max
hiti, Ia MY opin,o1, taisabie stallion. " ish-
'nI you success With him. ain, respectfully, your
most OLcdieui,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03
w. Il. JOHNSON

Believing Sir Walter Scott to be one of the
best young horses in the State, . purchased
one half Of him the fall aller he Was wear,
old, for which paid Fifteen Hundred Dollar,
cash. His feet being in bad condition, yery
seriously injured, turned him out and took
him up last fall and put him in training, when
l had the highest expectations from him,
Judging from his private trials with Pizaro.
Eliza Warten, and other distinguished horse
IN my stable. considered him about the
best horse IN the State, and sought the earliest
opportunity for him to display his power, bat
the disease in his feet returning, be let down
IN his first race at I.ynchburg. See Turf Re
gister, November No. 1893 shortly after
which, Mr. Robson refused Tteo thousand
Dollars for has half Of him.
THOMAS BOSWELL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03
Feb Goth, 1884.

do hereby certify, that saw a private
trial with Major DoswcIl's stable of horses. a
short time before they set out for Lynohbury.
fail OF 1888, when It was evident SIR Waite.
Scott was much the best horse he had and
as such, he selected him to run for the LYNCH.
burg Jockey club purse, although he had IN
his stable, Pizaro, Moscow, Eliza Warten.
Lady Roland, aud others, most Of " bich have
distinguished themselves as racers. Given
under my hand, this Dist Feb. 1884.
MM. Williamson
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03

~" bafrcl- Of so. } MACkERrt. for
sale by IL tItt.
arch -, 1895
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03
PRIVATE SALE.

'nNiiE subscriber VIII sell. at private sale.
the FARM upon which Jacob Benner
now resides, and lying on the waters Of the
Potomac ris"r, aud adjoining the lands of
Adam Moicr. iced, George Reynolds aud
..IIrr. rnrf IIur-r ul....Lt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03
The Beaufyul Horse
YOUNG s1R ORARx.Ea

~HL stand the present seasos st tho
v subscribers stable. Terms and ped.
gree will appear in hand-bilIs
JOHN CLAwsES
Haiues' Mil, March 10, 1891
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-04

a tONCERT-Mr. Horn respectfully announces to tho
~ Ladies and Gentlemen of Richmond, Manchester,
and their vicinities, that his next Concert will take place
on Thursday, Dec. 4ul, at Terpsichore Hall; on which oc-
casion, arrangements viii be made by elevating seats for
the accommodation Of his patrons and friends in general;
and IN consequence Of the great overflow, and satisfac-
ton bestowed on the first night, moro than usual exertion
viii be made 10 merit a continuance Of their approbation.
TICKETS, 81 each. And, for further ~uceommoda-
ton, Family Tickets, TO ddnit s1, price S5-to be had at
the Book Stores Of DIR. Sanxay and Nr. Smith; of Mr..
Beck, Coniectioner, and Mr.. Q. Horn, at his Piano Ware
rooms, Main street, whore Ell particulars and inquiries
will be p%unctually attended to. Single Tickets only to
be had at the door of the Concert
Nov. %. 59--3t
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N OTICE-Pursuant TO a decree Of the County Court
1N of Hanover, pronounced on the 18th day Of Octo-
Der, 1884, in the case of Eggleston and others, against
Eggleston's administrator, &c, the undersigned, Com
missioncrs appointed to carry said decree into effect, will
sell TO the highest bidder for cash, at Cooke and Antho-
ny's Store, (Henderson's X Roads, ON Tuesday the Both
day of December next, if fair, if not, the first fair day
thereafter, FIVE negroes, belonging to the estate of John
Eggleston, decd, in said decree mentioned
L. Ii. JONES, Commis-
JOHN G. DICKINSON. sioners.
Hanover, Dec. g. GO-2awt3OD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-04
by g a. COOK.I-

QC The ENQUiRER is published twice "a week, generally, and
three times "a week during the session of the State Icgilaturc,-
Price, the same as heretofore, Five Dollars per annum, payable in ad-
vance. Notes OF chnrtcred, specicIaying banks (oniy) will be re-
eoivei in payment. The Editors will guarantee the safety OF remit
ting them by mail; the postage Of all letters being paid By the writer's.
10 No paper will be discontinued, but at the discretion oil the
Editors, until all arcaragcs have been paid up.
DO Whoever will guarantee the payment Of nine papers, shall
have the tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
fG- Ono square, or loss, frat insertion, 10 cents; each continuance,
80 cents. No advertisement Inserted, until il has either been paid for
OF assumed by some person ia this city OF its enyirons.
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NWARWOOD SCHOOL-This Institution. for ma
u y nv Ycnra nnder tLe slIrnriniendnncn of ll1nrIns

HARDWOOD SCHOOL-This Institution, for ma
80 ny years under the supcnntendence of Charles
Inckett, ESQ, lately deceased, will, for the ensuing year,
be conducted by the subscribers, who have, for n consi.
dcrable time, been engaged with the decd in transactng
the duties of the school. lie exercises will commence on
the 18th day of January next, and terminate the $50, Of
December following. The course Of instruction will
comprise Photography, Reading, Penmanship, Arithmc-
TIC, Practical Mathematics, Geography with the use of
the Maps and Globes, English Grammar, Blair's Rbe.
toric, Composition, History, mud the Latin Language.
Terms for Board, Tuition, Lodging and Washing, dur
ing the scholastic year of ten months, will be S105;
-one third 20 be paid in advance. The boardin0. de-
Partmcnt will be under the direction Of Mrs. A.
Tackett, whose long experience aud unrcmittcd at.
tenhon, eminently qualify her for the important
charge. Students viii be admitted al any time, from
the commencement of the School to the first OF
March, and be charged only from the time of entrance
bat none over is years Of age will be received, who
cannot produce satisfactory testimonials Of correct de-
pertinent The Subscribers, both residing at Harwood,
pledge themselyes TO use every exeriion TO promote the
moral and intellectual improvement Of the pupils COM
united TO their care. They solicit a continuance Of that
patronage which the School has, for many years, re-
eelyed. Letters addressed to either of Tive eubscrbcrs.
near Someryhle, Fauquier county, Va, win be promptly
attended to. JEFFERSON SP!NDLE y
HARLE A.. TACKE1T
Stafford, December4. 6I-w1M
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ErrY LOAN OF go, OOO.-In pursuance of an Or
u dinance passed by the Common Council ofthe City
of Richmond, Nov. lIui, 1S3A-proposals will he rcceiv-
ed at the Chamberlain's Office, until the 22d Dec. next,
for a loan of$25, 900, bearing an interest offs per cent. per
annum, payable quarterly, and redeemable on the LIST
January, lc47. No proposal will be received for a less
sum than $500, nor for u fractional part Of 800.
WIN. p. SHEPPARD, Chamberlain.
Nov. IL. 56-t22D
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n AW NOTICE-FoSrAIFE II. PErTIs, late Of
h Orange county having located in the city Of New
York in the practice Of Law. respectfully tenders his pro-
citizens generally. Being generally known through the
State, lac deems references unnecessary. All business
communications TO him addressed, postpaid, will receive
prompt and faithful attention.
NIB. Persons in the South, who have, or may hcreaf-
ter have, runaway slaves, suspected TO be in either New
York or Philadelphia, may find it to their advantage to
send infinitely descriptive communication, postpaid, a.
aboves September 80. 42-6m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-04

AND FOR SABE-The subscriber, as agent for n
NJ part Of the Lcgatees Of Col. John Quarles, deceased,
offers for sale a Tract ofLand, lying on North Anna river,
in the upper end Of Spottsylvania county, aud adjoining
the lands Of Waller Holiday, Esq. and others, and con-
tanning by a late survey G77 acres. Nearly halfthe above
land is FIRST rate Tobacco land, in woods, and the balance
in good farming condition. Persons wishing 10 view the
Land will apply to Mr.. James billiard, or the mbscriber.
DAVID THOMSON.
Louisa, November -. 5G-w4w
II Reference may be made to VIM Ellis, Richmond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-04

HpANDOLPH g. MoCREDIE, in addition TO their
Me stock Of Family Groceries are now receiving the
following articles, which they will sell MS Tow as can be
had in the market. viz:
FINE old Cog and Champagne brandics
Old Madeira and Sherry Wines. on drau0ht and bottled
~ and st. Champaignc-bcst brands
Family Mackcrcl, in ar. aud hf bbls.
Buck Wheat meal in do.
fresh Raisins. preserved Ginger, Ciiron, Pruaes, Cur
rants, soft Shell Almonds, West India Preserves. London
ssauces, Current and Guaya Jelly, Macaroni, ycrmicelli,
Dec GI-2aw3w
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NOTICE.-By virtue of u Deed of Trust, executed
Ia to me by Robert Sangyter, of record in Albcmarlc
County Court Office, and in pursuance of an order of the
Superior Court of Chanoery, at Stanton, made on the
18th day of June, 1895, in a cause therein depending, in
which said Sangster is plaintiff, and Thomas Sangster
and others are defendants, | shall, on the 9th day of Jan.
uary next, if fair, otherwise the next fair day, expose to
sale, upon the premises, to the highest bidder, for ready
money, Tract of Land, now in the occupancy of Mr..
Robert Sangster. containing 23l acres, more or less, ly-
Immediately on the turnpike from Stanton to Scots
vile, within about ID miles of the latter place, and about
the same distance from Charlottesville. This land is said
to be in a highly improved state of cultivation, ranks
with the first quality Of the very fine body of land in that
section Of the country-and is surrounded by q highly in
tolligent and respectable neighborhood. The title is
thought indisputable-suc as is vested in me, howe
yer, i will convey to the purchaser.
v. w. SOUTHALL, Trustee.
Charlottesville, Dec. 2, 1884. Colds
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APORERS WANTED-The Subscriber wants to
M employ IS OF 30 laboreTs, and a or 5 good teams
On immediate application FIVE or six months constant
employ will be- given TO industrious men. Such as arc
accustomed TO %chopping and hcwing will be preferred.
Apply at the Jewellery Store of Mr.. John Mcconnell,
Main Street. THOMAS A. MERA.
Nov. T. 53-tf
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I'm PRESS, the Practice in the Courts Of Law and
n Equity in Virginia, by CoSwAY RoBIssoS. Vol. 2.
Containing Practice In Suits in Equity.
This volume is divided into twenty chapters the first
Of which is treatise upon equitable Jurisdiction, embrace
ing the following subjects: Account, dover, partition.
fraud, mistake, accident, bill TO perpetuatc testimony; bill
Of discovery; removal of legal impediments: preserve
ton of property pending litigation; aid to Judgment Gre
ditor; mortgages and deeds of trust; continuing trusts
resulting trusts; bill to contest or set UP a will DISPOSE
ton of assets; partnership; surctyship; assignment; set
off; suits for freedom; husband and wife; infants; idiots
and lunatics; suits for forfeited or cscheatcd lands; scirc
faci0s TO repeal letters patent; settlement Of boundaries.
bill qn0 hnotj bill Of peace specific execution; nc CT
cat; foreign attachment; and iniunctions.
The tiles Of the other chapters ne as follows. z. limi-
tation Of suits in equity 3. proper parties 4. matters
which may be comprised in same suit; 8. process; q. plead
ings; Z. proceedings at rucs; 3. evidence; 9. change Of
parties by death or marriage; 10. orders entered upon mo-
ton; IL hearing Of the cause; ~. order directing issue
and proceedings under same; 10. order Of account and
proceedings under same; II. order for sale Of property
end proceedings under same; 10. rehcaring after interlo-
cutoryand before final decree; 16. final decree; II. taxing
costs IL. mode Of compelling performance Of decree
10. bill Of review; 20. appeals.
The volume will have in the FIRST part Of it atablc Of
contents and table Of cases cited; and in the conclusion
there will be a full index both 10 this and the former vo-
lumc.
About one half Of the matter is now printed; and IL is
expected that in December tho publication will be com
plctcd. The book will, as soon as 1t is published, be for
sale Mt the store Of the subscriber, in Richmond.
OctoberI7. T4z-t1 ROBERT T. SMITH.
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NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

H CHANCERY-VIRoISIA.-A Rules holdenin the
III Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery, for the county of Buckingham, on Mon
day. the sixth day of October, 1884:
George Ann Nicholas, Walter l.. Fontaine. and Mar
garet, his wife, formerly Margaret Nicholas, John 5. Nj
cholas, Wilson Henry Nicholas, and Lorenzo Nicholas,
Plaintiffs.
against
Charles A. Scott, Executor of Elizabeth Nicholas, de-
ceased, Samuel Jones, John Nicholas, Joshua Nicholas
Robert Nicholas, John S. Nicholas, George Nicholas
which three last named are sons of Robert Nicholas, de-
ccascd-WillIam A. Scott, and Frances. his wife. who,
before her intcrmarriagc, was Frances Nicholas, daugh-
ta-ol' George Nicholas, deed, John N. Rose, Martha Il.
Lewis. tAnn L. Payne, Mary Carter, Wilson Price, son
of Elizabeth Pg;ce r-rpcrlv Fl;xaL Il iy0sc. rnhrgsncr'
Rose, Thomas Pittman. and Susanna, his wife, Charles
Taliaferro, and Louisa, his wife, James Taliafcrro, and
Jane, his wife, James Rose, Arthur Rose, and George
Rose, which said John N. Rose, Martha T.. Lewis, Eliza
beth Price, Ann Payne, Mary Carter, Margaret Rose,
Susanna Pittman, Louisa 1aliafcrro, Jane Taliafcrro,
James Rose, Arthur Rose, and George Rose, are the chill
dren of Molly Rose, deceased, Defendants.
The defendants, Charles Taliaicrro, and Louisa, his
wife, James Rose, Arthur Rose, and Martha Il. Lewis,
not having entered their appearance and given security
according to the Act of Assembly and the Rules of this
Court, and ii appearing, by satisfactory evidence, that
they are not inhabitants of this country-H as ordered,
That the said absent defendants do appear here on the
first day of April term, next, and answer the bill of the
plaintiffs; and that a copy of this order be forthwith in
serted in some newspaper published in the city of Rich
mond, for two months excessively, and posted at the
front door of the courthouse of this county.
A Copy. Teste, II. ELDRIDGE, C. C. S. C.
Dec. a. 6l-wSw
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EARMERS' BANK OF VIRGfNIAZThc annual
meeting Of the Stockholders, for the election Of Di-
rectors for the Bank, and for the Office Of Discount and
Depositc, will be held on Wednesday the 7th Of January
next WN. NEKERYIS. Cashicr.
Dec. I'd, 1884 6lL2awtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-04

NREAT BARGAINS OF ELEGANT AND
~ ARTICLES-The subscriber has
made arrangements TO sell his present stock of elegant
and valuable goods, on as moderate terms as possible:
they are not to be surpassed by any merchant in the
State as bargains. Let 1T be understood, that every thing
is of the best quality, and universally allowed to be the
handsonest assortment in Richmond. 1t is necessary
that the stock of Fancy Goods should be disposed of be-
fore other arrangements are entered into, which are un-
der consideration. The ladies' and gentlemen of Rich
mond, and its vicinity, will do well to call and view the
above extensive assortment of useful and ornamental ar
ticles. HORN. .4cent.
September -. aft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-04

HROARDING AND LODGING-Eight or ten
ED Members of the Legislature can be comfortably
accommodated at Mrs. Aliens, in the house lately occu-
ped by MRS. Christian, ON the Main Street, at its inter
Store of Messrs. Granniss, Son and Brothers.
Nov. q. 50-4t
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RICMNOVD.

Subscriber having declined going to the West,
IL he would engage to supcrintcnd a large plantation,
asoverscer. Having always been employed on large es-
Esq. gives him such n knowledge of the business, as
ton. Testimonials as to character and capacity, will be
chcerfally submitted. if required, by addressing me ut
Columbia, Fluvanna county, Virginia.
Decd. [6l-I4 VIM. III. POLLARD.
NOT1CE.-Thc heirs of William Garrett. ir.. decd.
IN late Of Lexington, Ky, and who, l am informed,
Afterwards removed to Louisville, are hereby informed
that | have a sum of money in my hands due the said
heirs, which will be paid over to them when legal appli-
cation is made for the same,
RICHARD III. GARRETT. .4dn'r.
Dc bonis non with the win annexed, Of
WM. GARRErr, scn., dec'd.
Ncwtown, King & Queen co., Va, Deed 4. (6l-w3wl
SITUATION WANTED.-A young gentleman, who
~ has had several years experience as an instructor Ct
youth, and who can produce satisfactory testimonials of
his ability to teach the Latin, English Grammar, Arith-
mctic, Geography, and the elementary branches of
Mathematics wishes to engage n situation in n private
family, in a healthy section, for the ensuing year. Com
munications directed to l.. NJ, Turner's Store, Caroline
county, Va, will meet with prompt attention.
December q. 61-2aw3ws
SIyIIaTInN .WANTED,-A young Gentleman
~ who has had several years experience I'm teaching
the English, Latin, and Greek languages, together with
geography, and the various branches of Mathematics
Is desirous OF obtaining a situation as an instructor. i'm a
private family. A line directed to Hiram Hanover,
RICHMOND, VIII receive prompt attention.
Dec. 9. Gilt"
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V/ERY VALUABLE KANAWHA LAND FOR
v SALE.-We offer for sale one moiety of a Tract
of Land, containing / ,207 acres, situate in the County
yer. This land is part of a survey of 1O,549 acres. made
for the heirs of the late Gen. George Washington, and
marked in said survey No. 10, and is to be so laid off as to
p%utable, being conveyed by Col. Lawrence Lewis and
wife. of the County of Fairfax, (who inherited from Gen.
WashingtonD to T.. G.. w. Butler and wife, by whom
the title will be conveyed. II will at once be seen. that
the situation of this property is most desirable, and it is
n rare occurrence that such is in market. Persons dis
posed to purchase, can apply to T.. G. w. Butler, Ibber-
vile I. o., Louisiana, or to the undersigned in Richmond.
LANCASTER, DENNY 81 co.
Nov. 1S. 56-St
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|, A SITUATION WANTED by a Lady. who is quail
: N ned to give distraction in an the branches Of an
English Education, French, Music, Drawing. and Paint
nR. A line addressed to the Editors will Be- promntlv
TENDED TO. Dec. A. Gift
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I'm CHANCERY-VnoIsIA.-In the County Cour
N of Prince Edward:
Philip Woodson Plaintiff

Sally Watson, widow of Augustus Watson, (now dead
Edward Redford, administrator of Augustus Watson,
Joseph Price and Sarah B. his wife, Elizabeth Watson,
Mary Ann Watson, Samuel Johns and Frances his wife.
Joseph Watson and Dorothea his wife, Thomas L. Wat
son, Robert Strange ond Elizabeth his wife, and Sarah
r.. Is. Watson, Defendants.
Some OF the defendants are Ron-residents of this
State, and the residence of others is not known they
are scattered in different counties. The plaintiff hereby
notifies them all that he will, in person, or by attorney,
apply to the Honorable William Leigh. Judge of the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chanccry for the
county of Prince Edward, for a writ of csyti0yari. to re-
move the above named cause from the County Court of
Prince Edward to the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for said county. The application to be made
at the residence of Judge William Leigh, in the county
OF Halifax, on the twenty-fth day of February next, to
wit, 1895. PHILIP WOODSON
hanover County, December d. 6l-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-04

VALUABLE POWHATAN LAND FOR SALE.
Tobc sold at private sale, the tract Of land in Pow
hatan county, formerly the property Of Mr.. Henry An
derson. Its supposed TO contain about twelve hundred
and thirty acres, is situated on the north side Of the main
Buckingham road, and on the waters Of Deep Creek
This property viii be sold on n liberal credit. Iii in the
ncighborhood Of John w Nash, Esq, and DR.. William
Crump, both Of whom are well acquainted with the land,
and can give information 10 any person DESTROYS 10 pur-
chase. For terms, apply at the Farmers Bank of Virginia.
Nov. 9th. 1884. 59-tvff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-04

In CHANCERY.-VIRGiSIA-Ata Quarterly court
II of Hastings, held for the city of Richmond, at the
court house, on Thursday, the 9Th day of November,
1884
John Mitchell, Catherine Mitchell, Leroy Ellis, and
Harriet, his wife, who was Harriet Mitchell, Dabncy
Perkins and Catherine his wife, who was Catherine Nit
chell, Cabell Ryall, and Hardenia his wife, who was Har-
denia Mitchell, Elizabeth Mitchell, Eliza Mitchell, and
Sarah Mitchell, Plaintiffs
against,
John G. Mitchell, Benjamin Mitchell, David Mitchell.
Charles +. Mitchell, - Fible, and Elizabeth his wife,
who was Elizabeth Mitchell, and William Mitchell,
Defendants.
The defendants not having entered their appearance
according to the act of Assembly, and it appearing by sa-
tisfactory evidence that they are not inhabitants of this
State; 1t is ordered, That the said defendants do appear
here on the first day of the next February term, and an
swer the bill of the plaintiffs and that copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
In this city, for two months successfully. and posted at
the front door of the court house of this city.
a copy-Teste, N. /. HOWARD. c.. C. Her.
Dec. a. 6l-wSw
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"A Ill persons having claims against the estate Of the
"a late John Goode, Sen, decd, Of Powhaton county
are requested TO make them known, that arrangements
may be made for their paymcnt--and those indebted are
desired TO make immediate payment.
w. A. TURPIN, administrator,
Nth nc wiH anucrtd, Of John Goode, Sen., dee'd.
Dec. 2. 60-wfw