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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-22
Nenovating AiQuiA,
Prepared and Sod BY II. s. DER
N1RD, Draggisf, Norfolk, Ia.
RECENT DISCOVERY.

,. RIRNARD'S RENeNAIIkG Il
Aes oUID for exiradtng oil KINDS of Oils
Paints, Taf, aud Grease from the most delicate 60
Toured Silks, saiins, Cloths, Bomb zines Vel
vets, wiihou. injuring ia the least their Colour OF
| Texture
THIS recent and valuable chemical discovery Is
offered Tor sao by the subscriber 1t almost su-
pefsedes the necessity Of dying, and the scouref's
. vocation Is gone Fifty cents worth will &c
cute Bacon Merchants bioeches from criticism
for II months. IL acts llkc charm UPON silks oi
finest texture, 10y Instantly removing the tblnls OF
grtase without IN tho leas; affecting the fabric II.
self--tho most tnyotcrate loIgmculs Of wax upon
Cont Collars H. before Il Ike dust before a huh
II Is 10 QnattoV, but the true sccundum nfiem
mode Of appearing decent old clothes nj the least
imaginable expense Il is offered 10 GeHtisaol. at
50 cents P4ial, and oil other sorts of people can
have II nj tie same price
No danger need be apprehcnded in using IL upon
the inosl and most delicate Slks--not IS II like the
soaps 50 commonly advertised ~ our dnys, which
another of double size nor docs II require the PIE
paraiofy means OF all other rcnovutors such as hot
irons md the Ike. Only little clean waiter, nc.
eerdins 10 the directions, - winning. Oh or
Grease Of my kind can be extracted from the mos
d eaie coloure carpets, without the usual llolblc
Of taking them u II used according the dlrec-
tons, II will nj once extract every particle Of grease
from iho finest Clolb, or most delicate Silks, with
out lnjufine III The least the colour or texture
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-22
OBJECTIONS.

For eplonfed Silks OF Snuns. Ike one par, Of
the Renosalng Liquid, and two of soft water mix
II together and arrIy II To the grease by Of
soft sponge, observing TO rub II hard and quick ut
the same time Ibcn dip the end of the sponge IN
water and wipe of the LIquld-and Justly wipe II
with piece of dry cloth
For black Silks or Cloths Of any kind, take u
small quantity of the Liquid and opply IN rs orr
gal state, obssfvlng as before to rub quick and
had sponge II with waler md wipe itdty with q
piece OF cloth Pre- 5Oc's
For sale by J. L. y J. T., nOYAII., hgts.
LynehburR Vn.
June ) VII,
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Ladies' Mourning Goods,

HPLAch ca Bombaziae, very cheap
Il Black Grape de Leon
Black Italian Lustrings
Black Z.
Black Italian Grape, and GA
Back Nankeon Grapes, sup.
Black Ponsec and cold DO
Black Crnpe emb. Ildkf5.
Black Gauze and de Chez IIdhfs.
The above just received and will be sold at redu.
ced prices. ROBINSON & ELLIOTT.
May u IS
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NOTTGE.

~ virtue OF two deeds executed Nv Rnbn,t
- limrsion IN trust 10 the subscribers, and hllv
recorded in the Clerks office of Franklin county
we sholl. on the 10th day Of October next. NJ tho
house oil said Robert Halrston, in the SAID eauntv
sell The following valuable real and persona, pro
perry, 10 The highest bidder, the lands ON n 1rrdt
OF one, TWO aud thee years, the slaves and other
personal property on II credH oftweive months UNI
less otherwsa required 10y sand Robert Hanston. To
VII One Tract ct land obtaining 3S3 acres one
uac', containing lS1 one Uact, containing 60 ;
Que noe', containing 10; one tract containing 276
one Hae'' containing 81 one tract con,alnins
10 one tact containing 1876 ono tract, containing
io3 one tract, containing $50; or SO much thero
Vi rs may not DC embraced IN deed of settlements
executed by SAID Robert Ilarson, the : h day -,
'oiy, 1904, 10 INC undersigned, all which lands Law
IN body on Pig River nnd Turnels Greek. in IN,
courty OF Franklin, and arc very valuable h,,na
well adapted 10 hc culture of Tobacco. Grain Sc
and contain fine body of low ground in 6no CON
onlon, and large quantity of up land well adape,
to the culture of Tobacco, yet to clear
And ,he following valuable slaves. Dick Rose
Lucy, Judith, Fielding and Eppo,son, ,oge,he
with the Plantation Tools and Utensils Do,ses
togs. Sheep and Cato, including lott of fin,
beei Cattle, large stock of Leather and Hides !,
The Ian Yard one sctt Of Blacksmitb's Tools
two Wagons, &c.
| ne lands VIII be shewn by Col Robert Hairs
'on ihey consist OF number of tracts and nrcsen
mug opportunity TO purchasers, whether tl,ey wisl
W ouy IN single tracts or body.
A"o SUBSCRIBERS acting as trustees will only con
Wy rue" Ute Us is vested in them by the deco
'''''Sa'u' ROBERT r. WOODS,
so,,.o SAML AAIRSTON, jr.
| 4w
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keMtucky A.anA.

IN EssliS. Jrsac Lenw,eh. John Lenwieb ,Wm.
WE L"n.icb, Ed ward Thurman aud Elzabpib
his ie, Mary Oirv. Lucy McClanabnn, James
Ni'th.ll and Ann tis wife, WIN Walton Marin
Ls"l', Robert tfng aud his VIE Mnnda WI.
ham I. Leiiwicb, John s. L-hwich, Robert c
9tfp'"s and tlizhrcth bis VIII, William Mcniss
FRANCES Mepss. VIM. l.. Utey, 1homns J Oiey.
John II. Olsy, Reeves {. Scruggs and Nalinda his
VIE Jss,e Bnftop, Alexander BnrionIewi, p,iee
anu angeline his wife, Charlie, Jordan aud Ala,l-
h' his ~if', Gnsuvus II Burton John BUT n
lhfistopbe' Burton, Elizabeth Burton, Saral
ia'net hlniy Lrhwich joel Lenwich, Jim
nu"de AMI Ann his wife, Ashrlinn I,ftsieh mi
Aatine lelt"ich-Iakc notice, that on 10 trial al
inc eJeciment case now depending an1 rndei,,.
mined III the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
,hhneefy iot the county Of Beef ford sly led on The
docket, Sechright Lessee against Donoueht in which
you ale the real plaintiff, and am defendant thai
III pursuance Of an act of the General AssembI,
III such case made aud provided, | shall give in
e'aencc before the jury on the TRIAL Of said suit.
that alsop Taylor, dec under whom | claim title
10 lhe premises III controversy, in his lite time nc.
"illy pad 10 YIN. Ltltsch dec in his HE tune
l"e iull amount Of the purchase money for snid
'ahu aaa rtmises aud ns have understood and
"e II W. II h be true, that the said Nillium Left
wien last Samed, III his liic iime executed TO Al,op
taylor, OF IL Brown & Claw tor, or to some ON,
else. ior In, the said lay lors benefit, title bond
10 ihe lahd AN premises IN controversy mud ,ha,
mai honf o, copy Of IT, ia IN your possession. o,
NJ lhe possession OF zone one or more Of YOU
,ns, III itloie, Is TO require YOU 10 produce sale
'''e oond, On the ttial OF said SUIT, or That | vii
proceed 10 give evdence of its contents.
PENELOPY WHITE.
l"e fentlopy la, lor
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Yake Notice..

WHOSE indebted 10 the late firm of Thco. Ro
." bcrtson < Co are hereby notified to make
immediate payment TO the subscribers, as (arhe,
Indulgence cannot be gwen.
II. |. RICHARDS & Co.
July 81 ,s
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LOST.

I'm the Street 10 day, Saturday, tho 18Th inst.
~ nbou' ! o'clock, small pOCk EFT
WALLET, containing from 80 10 40 dollars
IN Bank Noies,of The Va. q Farrnefs' Bank ALSO,
Bond on Jonathan +. cundf for the sum OF
three hundred and forty some odd dollars, due 10
Ctcsley Cundii Co, and pefhaps ono or two
other papers OF not much importance. A reward Of
hive dollars w'li be given 10 tha finder who will de-
liver IT with It's contents 10 me- J. H. ECuOLS
Sept - ts
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al 10 -, received fresh supply Of Candies and
April II NV LIZ
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Cash fov FLAX Seed.

n l. x j. E. ROYALL will give the h,h
sI' est prices IN cash, for any quantity of cleo,
Sept s
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New Goods. & Cheap Goods.

New Goods. x Cheap Goods,
From the Ncw YORK AuotionS
w E are opening some of the cheapest Goods
~ VIC have ever had, embracing the most
fashionable styles, a, prices that will astonish the
buyer. The tunes are hard-vcry haId-and we
are resolved to sell at the lowest cash prices. The
Ladies are respectfully invited as their interests
will be greatly promoted,
ROBINSON s. ELLIOTT
April 81 -
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Il uSf received fresh supply Of London Brown
y Stout and Port Wine.
-. j. +. & J. E. ROYAL.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-22

RTIRGISiA.-At 1 court held or Nelson count, ., -
" d., Of August, lssi.-John IIughc. 20 "- -
David e. GlatkSon, and Robert RHcs, admins ~. 'aa
Jcssc Cilrksoa, Iced. Dens. -'f ii
On the mot o. the fiaiFtiif, bY counsel bo a.
bill, II l. ordered IL. Tie defendant Robert Yo. M 3
isttnt"c - h',se la ksan. deco be restrained
ing ava sase isF8sing of my monies or ,,r A.
iccts ohio Inv or ne5 hereafter cuiau into m.
benug,. l., 80 l. enlait, Lid r. tlurksou a, "ai1'
the heifs # utees aid .iease Tqtksor ri
otherwise T. . amount five hundred dollars r,
further decree 81 this coult Concerning Tho s
And ~ TIE satisfaction Of the court ,t
DrGu..t, David Il. lt'k-nu l. not an inhabagt oF We
country, II = "a. .e nat lac do avi hero ,a d. -
day If Noseashr court aeyt, aud answer the hIp ~. "
plaIntIt uid tatl 10y ii the order be for,,.i ~
serted IN IN, yncahu- Nraulnn, for two i,,r,' H.
cc.sively and 5o.tna al tic 'front.' doc, Cthc cont,
Of this county. Gopy--resle, SP. GARLAND ems
Sept. va
SyIiGlAiA.-At Rule, lid IN the Cier&'s oe.-
" the Circuit Superior tourt of | NV and =, 81
Ccty for the toAn Of fynchburg the 1t ia, t e"
tcmDef, lc3I.--Jalnes L. Muo'nan, Plif ay,r.,
Iap Clark surviving trustee Of James I. M,o,nn :,
cal IA Davis adm. 81 " nm u. IJnch decd lr55 ".
Anderson, executor OF Jhcob Anderson dee mn, D.
McDlurh, Shetil Of Bedford and adnr. If UrD,, r. ~
dec. Dcis a'
The defendant James Ander, on not having erin,
OF Assembly aaa the rules Of tins court and It appc ~
by satisfactory evidence that he is an ahalls,,
hs country 1t la ofde ed, that the said defendant
appear mere the fri day Of The mud ans,
the bill Of the plaintiffs and thlt copy Of this orf,l
forthwith inserted IN some newspaper pfrt"d ~ The %
of Lynclbarg, for two mouths su.cotsiyeIy ard p,
at the front door 81 the court house. in thr
copY-lesie' L. NobES, CHI
'7'P''i ~
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Sept. Is
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WIN HOLT, D. c.
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Aug 5
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-06
I'M "A RION

WlLL stand the ensuing at the New Hope
w Race Course, Halifax, NJ Carolina; and will rem
der service at $50 the payable its expiration
which may be discharged by $40 cash; S75 insurance
Parting with the mare will forfeit the insurance; 81 cash
to the groom, in every instance The will COM
menco the 10Th February and end LIST August Major
West will furnish good and extensive pasturage gratis
and mares grain-fed at 25 cents per day Every after
ton will be given to prevent accidents or escapes but
no responsibility for either.
Marion is OF fine size grea, muscular power end
manding appearances bis blood and place him
in the foremost rank Of racing stock he the very
type Of his sire and grandsife old Archie and Citizen
from whose oins he sprung and whose unvaed fame he
is sustaining as will be from his own performances
and those Of his get:-Francis Marion bore off at two
heats the great sweepstakes Of 1000 TaIIa-
hassee, Florida, mile heats for year ods, entries
paid ioreii beating Veto of s. c., and Mary Smith of
Tennessee in handsome syle guished nsgs; but
the old Roanoke, Gas ID. would say) produced Francis
which caused his owner TO fob 80 aIe chn, lin the
language OF Maj Downog,) and refused 81 500 for him
Immediately after the race.Mara West CIar de Kitchen
a.; Patsey Burton, Zuleika, Mr.. Corprew's colt, and
MIR. Whittaker's filIy, have all been winners.
my knowledge, than 10 OF bis colts have az
toeen on Inc several OF them out OF
mares VIM. l.. LONG.
New Hope, Halifax county, N. c., Feb 8. 87--w2m
Ay The Wing, Petersburg Tneigencor Norfolk Beacon
counts to tho subscriber w T. 4,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-06

TVHE thoroughbred horse BLACKBOARD. will stand the
u present season, which commences this day, and
VIII expire on the LIST OF July next at the stable OF the
hrst subscriber mile below Dunkrk at Stevensvc,
In this county, and at the Old Church. In Hanover lilo
will be at each stand pnctuatiy, every ninth day The
forms thirty dollars TO insure the mare to be In osl;
twenty dollars 10 be paid when the season expires or six
teen dollars cash, when the is served y cents
to the groom Ia every case. Parting with the will
orfe the insurance. Mares left with the horse, will DO
fed with grain at 20 cents adsy Good pasurag. furnish
ed gratis and every attention paid 70 prevent or
escapes, but will not be responsible for either.
Blakeords descended from the very best horses i'm
ported, to wit: Morton's Traveller, Fearnough, Janus,
Otheilo Medley, Shark, Domet, Gabriel, Selma Jenny
Cameron, Jenny Dismal, &c. &c.-By referring to the
Turf Register, vol g. pages 253 aud ass it will DO
that his pedigree authentic, and his blood of the rs
order.
Blakeordis beautiful dark chestnut, full 10 hands high,
OF great bone and muscular strength lilo foaled in
prooed OIL BY njudieous training, when very young,
Blakeord broke down; he was however very promising,
aud remarkable Tor hi, speed.
Pedigree -BAkeiord was got by Gov. Rob. wrghts
SILVER Heels, his dam Selma, by John Taylors Top Cal
liant, his grand dam Lady Jack Bull by imported Gabriel
his & <. dam Active, by Fzhughs Chatham, &. <. <.
dam Shepherdess by Gov Eien.s imported SLIM <. &.
g. < dam Shrewsbury, by Dr. Hamilton's imported FL
cure, & g. &. g. G. dam Thistle, by DR.. Hamon's inn
ported Dove; g. &. e. dam Stella by Col. Taskers
Hae.0; g. dam was CO.. La.
drdban. Silver Heels got by Gov. Ogle's famous
Old Oscar, his dam Pandora, by Col John Taylors Grey
Diomed, e. dam by Halls Unon ALSO the dam Of EJe-
Inns celebrated Forea. g. dam by Leoniiss, g. g. e.
ported juniper & g. e. g. &. dam by Mo,tons imported
Traveller, e. K. e. e. e. &. dam was the celebrated and
imported Selma. by the Godolphin dra1ian Old
Oscar got by imported Gabriel, his dam Vixen, by
imported Medley hi, &. dam Col Tayor's race mare Pc
nelpe, by Old Yoick, G. &. dam by imported Ranter,
dam by imported Old Gilt, who was hall brother e
! the famous old Cub Mare. HUGH CAMPBELL,
| WIN. p. COURTNEY.
King s. Queen County, March 1, 1884 97-w5w
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POETRY.
"sucW VET REMAIN. ur.rro."


From tho Liverpool Chfonicie.l
THE VILLAGERS HYMN TO THE SCRIPTURES.
Lamp OF out feet! whose halowed beam
Deep In our heats its dwelling hath,
How welcome is the cheering CLEAN
Thou shoddest DER our lowly path.
Light Of our way! whose rays are flung
In rnoTcy Ger our pilgrim road,
How blessed, its dark shades among,
The star tbat guides US to Gods
Our fathers, in tho days gone by,
Read thee in dim and socrod caves,
Or IN tho deep wood 81 eutly,
Met wore thick branches o'or thom wavcd
TO seek the hope thy record gave,
when thou wort u forbidden thing.
ana ne strong chain and bloody g'svo
Were all on coith thy love cou d bfss.
Our fathers, in the days gone BY,
Read thee while peril Der them hung;
But we, beneath the open shy,
May search thy leaves OF Truth along;
Fearless our daily haunts among,
May chsunt the ballowed LAYS OF old,
Once by tho shepherd minstrel s,ng,
When Isroel's bls oerhung his fold.
In the sweet mornings hour Of primo,
Thy blessed words our lips engage,
And round our hearths, at evening time,
Our children spell the holy page
The wnymark through long distant yours,
MO guide their wandering footsteps on,
I'M thy last loveliest beam appears,
Written on the gray chuIcb-yard stone.
Word Of tho holy and the just.
To leave thee puro fathers bed,
Thou art TO US q sacred trust,
A relic of the mautyrd dead.
Among the valleys whore they fell,
The ashes OF our fathers sleep!
May wo who round tbum safely dwolI.
Pure as themserc. the record keep!
Lamp of our feet! which day by day
Are passing to the quiet tomb,
IL on II fnil Thy peaceful FAY,
Our last low dwelling hath no gloom.
How beautiful their calm rcpose
To whom that blessed hope Mas given,
whose pi grimage on Garth was closed
by the unfolding gates OF hoavon,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-06

HROTET0URT SPRiNGS.-The subscriber having
I'D recently purchased the above property from the
executor OF Charles Johnston, deceased tenders his
acknowledgement TO those individuals who palronised him
during the Is years which he kept the Hot Springs and
hopes that they will favor him with call his new resi-.
dence, where he them they shall find every thing
calculated promote their health snd contribute 10 their
comfort and pleasure TIE buildings Of the establishment
are all briek-commodous and elegant, and uniting, In
high degree neatBess and beauty with comfort conve.
Dence. HEZEKIAH DAGGS.
FebrusryS. s5-w6m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-06
Really Cheap GrOccrics.

yUNHE Subscribers having connected themselves I'M
IL der the style and firm oil BRAcKETT & BseEpEN,
for the purpose Of TRANSMITTING genee Grocery and Com
mission Business beg leave most respectfully 10 inform
the customers Of j. o. Breeder, their friends and the pub
lie generally, that they have taken that spacious tene.
ment recently occupied by Mes.rs. Tompkns & Fisher
and next TO Messrs H. Il Fry where they solicit
call from heads of families farmers and e,bers 10
anime well selected and general assortment of prime
Groceries, purchased principally for ecsA land since
the removal OF the Deposites
be expected-consistiDg, in part, Of
Sugars ST. Crox, N. Hs Teas Imperial, Gunpowder,
vana, &c. and Poucboag,
Cofiees, Old Java, Havana Loaf Sugar, family lump,
Rio and Manila, Window Glass, assorted,
Molases, Orleans w. L.. Blistered and German Steel
and Sugar House, Lamp Oil, pore winter,
Iron, assorted kinds and sizes Nails and Bads assorted
Cotton Yarn, different manu- Bunch RasiDs and Almonds
factories, Liverpool blown and ground.
Candles, sperm and tsllow, Alum Salt,
Powder and Shot, Indigo and Nader,
Writing and wrapping paper Copperas Spices &C.
Also, constantly hand, Family Flour Bacon ans
Fresh Hops, &c. &c.
N. B. Any Cosnry Produce confdeJ 10 our disposal.
will meet with undivided attention We shall at all times
be advised Of the Market Prices; and motto shall bo
Promote The Farmers Interests.
Feb. a. [95zSw] BRACKETT BREEDEN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-06

a. ADDLES, SADDLERY, &c.-The subscribers keen
~ constantly hand for SALE oil PbiIsdelpha manuac
ture. mems superior and saddles side do do
bride feathers; marngaes gig cart and wagon collars
wagon and cart Whips worsed aud cotton girhs COM
mon snaie and curb brides; wagon DO leather trunks
&c &c; TO which they invite the attention Of country
merchants aud dealers The prices will be found to suit
The times. J. & s. COSBY s. co.
February 20. 95-2aw6w
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| SOMETHING NEW.-Being the authorized agent for
| ~ The State Of yirginiaof Messrs Webb & Weight
man OF Washington City, for the sale of KeIers highly
improved horse power for Wheat Machines Horse Mills
Cotton Picking Machines SC. offer TO the public
what has been so long desired and sought for viz
power constructed as TO combine cheapness simplicity
and durability, and susceptible of enarg MT as TO
apply any power which may be required. saw cbeap.
because It's cost will not exceed 40 dollars simply
there but wheel (besdes the band wbeeN and
only iortyhree inches In diameter yet there is mo-
ton enough got up tor the purposes requed Durable
cause IFS gearing is OF roD and OF such and
construction as TO render 1t II is 80 portable that five
men can lii 1t on wagon and gains such advantage
that two horses will 10 The work of four am now hay-
ing constructed which will put in operation eav
next week in this place, where farmers aud mechanics
from the country have opportunity OF seeing and
Judging Tor themselves. The day upon which IL will be
put IN operation will be made known through this
at which time the members OF the Legislature togeter
with all Others invited TO view its operation NV
quarters are at the Washington where may be generally
found aud shall take pleasure in making any explanations
which may be desired My stay here will be until the
10th OF March. Any communication by mail will be
promptly attended TO. After thai all commu MD afions
will be pleased addressed TO Madison Court House Va
to REUBEN Nj. STROTHER.
Richmond, Feb. %, 1884. [97-2aw0
HD EMOVAL.-Tbe patrons OF the VIRGINIA HAT
n STORE respectfully notified that the
have removed TO the New Store, front tenement lately
occupied by Mrs Mcconnell fancy goods and mil.
nery store, directly opposite the u s. Bank and second
by keeping full assortment Of the and most fash.
onabe Hats, Caps, &c. that the Northern market affords
to insure continuance OF their former custom.
SAMUEL CLARK
WILLIAM CUNLIFFE.
Feb. %. 0I--2,wst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-06

~THOLESALE STOCK, Shirt Collar and Bosom
w Nonndctory.-The subscribers have on hand,
and are daily receiving from their Mandatory
Stocks Of black and blue black silk velvet
DO do do. do. French bombazne
do do. do. English and FIR. silk veslDgs
do. do. do Paris satin yesiiDg
do. do. do and white satin.
The foregoing made Bris,le frsmes in the very
best manner, by experienced and first rate hands, plain
and trimmed, with bows pleats. apron fronts &C. in eve
ry variety Of style. Also, large variety Of Stocks made
Patent iraes plain and trimmed before
together with black, white and fancy coored hair cloth do
white and fancy coored marseles, and white linen do
Bosoms Of every style, Of linen, linen csmbric gross
cloth, imitation do, plain, pulled, herring bone, hem
stitched, &c.
sbr, collars Of every pattern and qusIi,y-sn extern
sive supply.
S1'penders-s large assortment Of their own npora-
ton anu manufacture, consisting Of superior quality dou
bic cnd worsted white and fancy stripes, do double
END whe and fancy striped and coIored edges best Eng.
sh SIX also, an extensive and various supply Of gum
elastic do, which for and comfort the wesrer
stands unrivaled
The subscribers beg leave to return their thanks 10
their old customers in Virginia their liberal
heretofore, and TO invite their future favors also those no
have not as yet favored them with call are cIiuIIy
invited 10 do The subscribers beg TO assure por
cbssers generally, that they will be supplied with every
article IN their line fe lowest possible rates Orders
promptly executed. EDGARS & CARTER,
Manufacturers and RENDERS, late Warren Carter,
No. 10, Hanover street, JNs,o York.
New York, January II. s0--w3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-06

IN CHANCERY-vIRaINiA.- rules held in the
Clerks Office Of Chesterfield Circuit Superior Court
Of Law and Chsneery, the 9Th day Of January, 1894
Elan Lockett, Plaintiff.
Robert Locke,t. King Loekett, Nancy Akin. James
Locket Michael Lockett, Francis Lockeit, Milton Lock
others, Defendants.
The defendants, James, Michael, Francis Milton, Ma
ry, Maria and Zachariah ocke having entered their
appearance and given security according the act Of
seuby and the rules OF this Court, and appearing that
they not inhabitants Of this Commonwe sh Ii is or
dered that the said defendants do appear here on the first
day Of March term and the bill Of the plain
Till and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in
newspaper published in the city Of Rchmondf for
two months SUCCESSFULLY and another copy posted the
front door Of the Court House Of this county.
Copy-Tese.
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