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&sIX HUNDRED rACKAGEs DOMESTIC DRY

elk HUNDRED PACKAGES DOMESTIC DRY
~ GOODS.-We have in Store, Sir Hundred
Packages Domestic Dry Goods consisting of brown and
beached ID, A and "a shrtings and sheetings ape
tersburg Old Factory" Merchants Company and
Richmond cotton Oznaburgs, Nos 1 and g lat Fac.
tory priccs) Brown and bleached Jeans of several
qualities Sd and "A domestic fancy, and Indigo blue
and Al Bed Ticks, of the most approved makes id
ana o-4 white Canbrics, 81 and IA cold Cambrcs-
A very large assortment Domestic Prints white and
col Canton FiaDnels, white red scarlet green vel
low, and scarlet printed Flannels, white Domets Ga
green Baze ID cases Sattnetts embracing steel fancy
granite and Oxford mkt brown, invisible green laycn
der, blue and fancy striped Blue, black olive brown
bottle and invisible green steel and Oxford mi xt and
Russell brown Cloths blue, black fancy mixed and
lawn drab and fancy striped Cassimeres; Negro cloths
ana Linseys, of various qualities; SHELL imitation dress
ng wire and ivory Combs; silk and cotton Umbrellas
pearl and hone Buttons, Suspendcrs, &c. &C.
Many OF The above goods have been on hand for some
months, and those recently purchased would now
command profit their cost, the places where they
were manufactured.
Also, in Store,
a good assortment of British and Irish Dry Goods
(o our own importation direct from this pace) and
French, German, Swiss Italian Russia and India Goods
II WILL we hope, be remembered by the merchants of this
State, that we stand pledged TO sell cheap as goods
can be obtained In the quantities any market in
the United States, and that this pledge was given under
Tue full conviction that il would be our interest to re-
deem IT, and 1T did not the wholesale business upon
ceh zoe hare MTOrn OrSs1cS eIcLusireIy must be given
mp to the North. i. q. }. S. JAMES g. co,
Market Bridge.
n. B. Ourlarge importation of Fall Dry Goods from
England is expected direct to this place, in all this
month +. " j. s. J. g. CO.
August 4. 2G-16t
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FN ftONION KTVER land FOX SALE.-By var
~ tue OF decree of tine County Court of Char lotto,
VIII be sold on tho premises, the 1st day of October
ie's TO the highest bidder credit of oic two and
rec years. the tract of land late the property of Joseph
morton, deceased lying i'm the county of Charlotte OH
inc waters of Staunton River and Walacc's Creek.
me tract contains $50 acres about 40 of which are
river bottom land, and about the number of acres
creek flat; there is considerable portion of wood land
ON the tract and all necessary buildings This land will
Dc sold by the commissioners the purchaser will be
CURED to give bond and security and lien upon the
land to secure the purchase money.
~ the same time aud place, shall. sell to the highest
oidoer on credit OF IL months the stock the plan
auon consisting of horses, cows sheep aud hogs also
the plantation TOOLS and whatever par, Ut the crop shall
be secured and in condition 10 sell
HENRY ~ WATKINS Executor
Of Joseph Morton, deceased
August IA. oD-xy,d
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-NICsE.M0.s.D, E.z1sGEyx.g,

vttAECUTOE'S SALE or VALUABLE TOBACCO land
IL on Hills Mrer in Cn,a5eyiand Pursuant TO the
Soutia deed, shall offer for sale at public auction at
cumberland Court House, the 2stIi day of Scptem
Ger next (being Courtday that valuable tract of land
on Willis Iiver, adjoining the lands of John G. Page
Valentine Parrish, VIM, Nj Thornton, Spencer Browne,
and Dr John Trent, Esqrs, supposed to contain 900
acres about 400 oil which cleared, and large por
tos of the residue thckly covered with the finest oak
pune, and poplar timber. About third of the is
comprised of frs;-rate low grounds II is situated in the
weait,est andmost desirable part of the counys we'll
adapted to the growth Of wheat and for
cultivation of tobacco is unsurpassed and may be said
To be the hest tobacco farm in Virginia.
Ii desirable the land can be sold in two parcels beno
well calculated for two farms
Isrms-One fourth of the purchase money in cash.
chaser giving bond with good security and deed of.
trust to secure the credit wishing to
view the premises, referred TO Mr. Valentine Par
rish and Dr. John Trent Goth adjpning,) who will
show the same. JOHN MUTTER, or.
Aug. z. o7,,s
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EPR!DGE Ar CovINGTON.-Proposals will be
NE received at this Office until the 10Th of August
next, for building Bridge across Jacksons River from
The eastern termination OF the Kanawha Turnpike TO the
Town OF Covington Allegheny county.
The Bridge is to be completed in all respects of the
very best materials and workmanship ready for use viz
superstrncture, abutmcns and wings, piers embank-
ments hilng IN, &c, according to plan model and
specifications possession of the Clerk of Allcphanv
county court, who viii shew the same.
The Proposals must state the kind of wood proposed
to be used the quality of the rock and whence obtained
the time by which the Bridge TO be finished and such
otner particulars as may seem necessary.
When the Bridge is completed and rendered TO the
Board of Public Works. agent will be appointed bv
them to inspect it, and receive their behalf if faith
fully executed according 10 contract
Payments will be made the work PROGRESSES reserv.
ing 10 per centum of the value of the work done until
the Bridge shall be received from the contractor
bond and security in the penalty of 5oG0 dollars will
be required for the faithful performance of the contract
by order of the Board of Public Works
]. BROWN, Jr., I'd auditor.
I'd Auditors Office, Richmond, 24th July 1895
July 25 DID
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Benjamin Phaup and Elizabeth his wife, formerly Eli.
zabeth Ellis, Plaintiffs
against
William Gray late Sheriff of Goochirnd county. and
as such, Administrator of Absalom Ellis dec d. and
Leroy Ellis, John Ellis and Charity his wife Joseph
Watkins and Jerusha his wife, formerly Jcrnsha Ellis
kebeeea Mallory, formerly Rcbccca Ellis Joshua Ellis
Hercules Ellis Bartholomew Ellis, and the children of
Eicazar Ellis decd, distributes of the said Absslom
Ei's dec d. Mary Ellis, widow of Absalom Ellis decd
James Il. Ferguson, late Sheriff of Goochand county
ana as such, administrator dc Joais non Elizabeth
Walker dec d., and Rebecca Mallory, Defendants.
On The motion of the plaintiffs, by counsel William
Ems or his heirs Jacob Ellis his heirs David Ellis or
ms heirs, David Johnson and - his wife, or their
heirs - Attkisson and - his wife, or their heirs
john Ellis or his heirs, - Clarke and - his wife or
ther heirs, and the heirs of Mary Powell dec d. are
made parties, defendants to this suit and they not hav
ing entered their appearance and given security accord
ing to the Act OF Assembly and tile Rules of this Court
and 1t appearing 20 the Court that they are not inhab
ants OF this Commonwealth: 1t is ordered that they do
appear here on the first day of September Court next
ana answer the plaintiffs bill; and that copy of this
order be fowith inserted in newspaper printed i'm
thc Cy OF Richmond, for two months SUCCESSFULLY and
posted al the front door Of the Courthouse OF this county
Copy. Teste, MAR. w MILLER, D. C. C. G.
July II. 21--ws,v
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CoNMIssIoSrR's OrfleE,

The parties interested will please take notice that
have appointed the hour Of 10 o'clock A. NJ Of The 2st
day OF October next, aud this Office the tine and place
Tor commencing the account directed by the foregoing
orders Of Court, when and where they are required to at
tend with their accounts, vouchers SC ready for cxa
mnaton and settlement Aud the creditors Of WIN G.
kcsee, aud all others having claims against lis estate
are hereby notified to lay aud prove their claims before
me at this Office, before the said 25th day Of Octo-
Der next under pain Of being prccuded fro al benefit
under the decree the Court shall make in this cause
July 81. 95-Ws,y
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TBtlMBERS WANrED.-The uiGHEsr PRICES wal
N be given, for hickory axletrees and tcoes split
white oak and hickory-biets headings, hoop poles
&c. &c.-Devcrable at the Penitcniiary
THOS. G. MONCURE Gen .9gent
August 81 3,Sat
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IRON STORE.
AJ ORTHAM, McGRUDER q CO. offer for sale
w 100 tons Ulster, Swedes, American and English
Iron, of nearly all sizes,
Flat, square and round box, horseshoe sheet
band and hoop Iron,
Palmer's No. J. g, g. and 3 10 in,proved bar
share Mould Boards
tons Plough Moulds,
do. Nail Rods, assorted,
English blistercd,0
American do, ~,
German, "'e''
Cast
We have made arrangements with the Ulster Iron
Company to keep supply Of Ulster Iron of all szcs
Aug n. [20-S1 w, MEG. x co.
En6h ACRES OF BEAVERDAM LAND FOR
OVV SALE.-ln pursuance of decree of the
county Court OF GOocbaud pronounced the 10Th day
Of july 1885, IN the case Of Markham against Markham
and OILERS, the undersigned Conmisoners appointed
by SAID decree, will proceed SELL publicly the high
est bidder, at GoOcbland Court house on Monday fbe
h day OF August next the tract Of Land mentioned in
SAID decree lying IN the county aforesaid Beaverdan
Creek, containing eve hundred and i've and half
moro or less, and adjoining the lands Of Jno Gacrrsnt
Jno. g. Gray. Jno. Martin and others
The above tract OF Land contains from sixty to seven
" acres Ot low grounds Of excellent quality. The hig
land IS well adapted TO wheat clover &C. and is very
susceptible Of improvement There is upon IL a conn
Portable de Cling house and the necessary out bon
The terms Of sale will be, cash for much as NAV be
necessary to defay the expcnccs Of the suit and tbe
sale Of the said land, and the balance payable iu on
two, and three yearsibe purchaser executing bond
or bonds with security for the same-and the Commits
sioners retaining lien upon the land secure the
incnt of the money Such title only as is vested in fI
undersigned, Commissioners by the said decree will
DC conveyed 20 the purchaser.
GEORGE w. MARKHAM.
L. GUERRANT,
July "a. [29-w4w'l Commissioners.
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WHALlFAX LAND FOR SALE-Thc Subscriber
IN a being desrous 10 remove to the South West will
offer for sale at public auction, the premises on the
23rd day OF August next, Of not previously sold) the
tract OF land on which he resides lying Difficult
Creek, III the county of Halifax, and upon the main
Southern stage road about 10 miles northeast of>fe
Court-iouse. 1t contains from 1900 to 1000 acres be-
tween 2CO and 300 Of which excellent creek bot
tom, and is considered One among the best Tobacco
plantations in the county The high land lies remarka
bly, WELL fine springs abound in every portion of it, and
is well adapted to the culture of grain every dcsctp
ton The plantation is in good condition for pro.
htablc planting, having been laid oft upon the four field
system with each sufficiently large work twenty hands
to advantage The improvements coInmo dious and
embrace almost every necessary out-buding. The To-
bacco barns, in particular unusually good and suf
Gent to secure crop of 10000 pounds The situation
is healthy and in very agreeable ncglborbood. This
tract will be sold in body divided suit
if required
AT the same time aud place, will also be offered for
SALE my Plantation known by the of Springfield
This tract contains 52 l2 acres aud lies upon both sides
OF the road leading from Halifax Courthouse To Nose.
ley Ferry about five miles from the former place IL
Is well suited TO the culture of Tobacco and vcfy re-
markabe for the production Of grain This tract also
lies extremely we'll and highly susceptible of improve
nent Purchasers are earnestly solicited to view the
lands previous TO the day of sale The will be made
accommodating. WILLIS CHAMBER So
" The sale of the above property will take place on
the 10Th, instead of the 23d August
July 3
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Lamcasicr. DeMhY N G0..

Lancaster, DeMbV ~ Co.
a hFFER for sale in store
W 400 hhds, St Croix p Rico and New Orleans
Sugar, part prime,
so tcrces clarified do
200 boxes and bbs. double, single, and No steam
refined loaf do.
loo T Isis Porto Rico, Laguira, Ilavannah, Rio,
20 ticrces { and old Mocha Coffee,
100 hhds and tierces ~ Orleans Molasses.
GOO sides sole Leather,
1000 bags Shot,
10000 lbs cotton yarns "Clarkc Factory
@'O . and 10 catty-boxes, gunpowder, Imp. and Y.
so Gags cloves and race Ginger,
100 half boxes 10 Glass,
10 bales Glue,
1900 kegs Western Lard
300 barrels No cut and family roe Herhngs,
$50 do prime Pork,
300 kegs cut Nails,
800 quarter boxes Cigars
$50 boxes S. APP and Candles
IO hhds Stone Ware,
l do. Nader
70 half pipes pure cognac Brandy,
j pipe Champagne do
3 do Holland Gin
od 10 Puncheons Jamaica and Antigua Rum,
300 barrels Creole do.
: S SsSi Pipe. Fine old Nader. Wine.
GG sif pipe. {siouy do. do warranted pure,
casks Ciaret do
do. Port, very superior
100 hampers Champagne imported direct
20 old Hook,
20 do. superior Madeira
md hare ofoot, daiiy cxpecied
5000 bags Rio, Laguird, and ST. Domingo Coffee
- bales old Mocha do
100 hhds St CroiR and Porto Rico Sugars
ITO boxes and bbls Candy & Lowering and Beehler's
steam refined loaf do.
80 packages Louisiana steanIcfncd loaf and clarified
ditto,
500 sacks Liverpool filed Salt,
: 3 BBSiff'd prime, old, Sicily, maa,i,. Wine
Aug q. 2G-iGt
TNVO Sally Watson, widow of Auoustus Watson
~ deceased, Edward Rcdford Administrator Of Au.
gustus Watson, decd, Joseph Price and Sarah r his
wife, Elizabeth Watson, Mary Ann Watson Samuel
Johns and Frances his wife, Joseph Wilson and Doro.
thea bis wife, Thomas T. Watson Robert Strange and
Elizabeth his wife, Arthur Bcrndon and Sarah f. B.
he wifcTake notice, that shall at Charlotte Court
House, Virginia, the 18th day Of September 1885
apply to William Leigh he being Judge Of the Circuit
Superior Court Of Law and Chancery OF Prince I'd.
ward County, to order writ Of Certiorar to remove
cause IN Chancery, in which ! Complainant and
you are Defendants, from the County Court Of Prince
Edward before the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery OF the same County for trial
HENRY N. WATKINS, Executor
VWm l.. pena5le, $. p. Of SAINT ~. and Inn J. VeaaJe
august ~ 20-w4w
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August 81.

a NDREW JOHNSTON, .4uorncy at Lac and No
In tary Public, offers his professional services TO his
Ire nds and the public generally. His Office is over Mr.
Belt store on Main street. nearly opposite the United
States Bank.
PERSONS having business with the late firm of Robert
Johnston ~ Son, are requested call him for settle
h.cnt August II 3l--il
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BAsx OF VmGiSiA, August Ia, 1895.
)TICE TO PEN SlONERS

NOTICE is hereby given all concerned that Str
rESns under the act of June 7th 1882 will be paid
at Ute Bank Of Yirginia, (Rchmond) on and after the
4th of September next Aug Is T3O~6,l
@ The Editors of the ''Consc
Norfolk; Herald FredeIcksburg; Democrat Iynehbre ana
Stannton will publish three weeks and
forward copy OF each of their containing
with their accounts, to j. L. Edwards, Penoas Wash
- --' y ~'"
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NOTlCE TO LAND OWNERSHIP subscriber
" wants to purchase plantation of or 500 acres
lying on the navgabe waters of James York rivers
or some of their tributaries Those wishing to SELL can
address me at Accomac Court House. by letter postage
PAID A. w. BAGWELL
August2l. 3l-ats
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August IA.

AND FOR SALE.-ln obedience o the VIII of
- the late Maurice NJ Langhorne deceased of Buck
inghan county, the tract Of Land which he resides
lying about half way between Ca Ira and Buckingham
Court-house, containing by survey, S67 acres will be
soi, to The highest bidder, Wednesday the second
OF Septenocr next, credit of one, two and three
years, (with the privilege of seeding crop of wheat as
possession cannot be given before the end of this
yearl the purchasers giving bonds with approved
security, and a deed of trust the property
cure INC payment There are on the tract about $50
or 400 of cleared Land the most of it in
high state oinprovement being well with clover and
other grasses the woodland well tmbered and large
portion of good tobacco land tho soil generally is
wen adapted to the culture of tobacco corn wheat oats
%c The improvements comfortable dwelling house
WIN all the necessary out houses good orchard and
garden; the situation is very handsome and healthy
one The prospect for gold has been pronounced good
by several miners portion of the land the di-
rec,ion from Bookers to Ayrcs Gold Mine 1t is deem.
ed unnecessary to say more those who disposed
10 purchase would hrst view the premises, and they
hereby invited do whilst the crops arc growing on
the land JOHN w. LANGHORNE,
Error. Of ". W. Lapghorne, decd
July
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July Is

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE-The subscriber
being anxious To move TO the West, wishes TO dis
pose OF her Tract of Land, Halifax Court house
virginia The land contains about hundred acres
about four hundred of which cleared and about two
hundred rs in fine state Of cultivation and is well suit
ed Tor the production of corn wheat tobacco there
are about 100 acres of cleared land which right fresh
never having been cultivated AT ALL The plantation is
IN three good shifts and Is 90 hands mig hi be worked
TO advantage IT. The land lies about four miles North
from Halifax Courthouse, Va; has good dwelling
barns, granary, stables, &C.. &c; it also has fine
mill site on IT. which might be made very profitable; there
are Two good orchards 1.-THE land is in fine ncir.
borhood more minute description is deemed unnc-
cessary, as persons wishing to purchase would rather
view the land before purchasing the land will be shown
to any person by my son, VIM c. Roberts who resides
on part of the land. MARY ROBERTS,
Halifax, August ii. 29-wGw
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q NOPARTNERSilP.-B Bernard Pcyton having TAX.
u en- into co-partnership Mr.. THOMAS j. DEAN.
the General Commission business heretofore carried on
by him in this city will hereafter be conducted under
the firm of PEYTON a. DEAN, who respectfully so.
lic share Of the public patronage.
Richmond, August ], 1885. 27-H
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VBNhE SCIOOb az Charlotte Court. house, formerly
~ noticed in this paper by tie subscriber, opened ihc
third day OF August, and closes the FIRST duy Of July
next, having vacation Of month in the winter
Terms Tor tuition are $40, half payable in advance
Board may be obtained at situations In all respects de-
sirabe, for 3 or 10 dollars a month
Prompt attention viii be paid letters directed TO the
subscriber at Charlotte &. ~
THOMAS T. BoULDIN.
avg IL 20-fr
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NOTlCE.-LAND AND NEGROES for saie.--l
l v shall offer my Land and Negroes at auction
the next fair dayMy plantation is in Amelia county
ON the south side of Apponattox River it contains 456
acres OF real good and the situation is healthy and
remarkably well watered-improvcm good. This
land adlons the lands of the late WIN b. Giles and H.
X Randolphs. Further description is deemed nnne
cessary, as purchasers will it for themselves.-My
negroes are as likely any and perhaps valu
able, as they have Dcen exposed or abused las
many negroes are) in ali their vrs-the number is 20,
and consists of men, women, boys, and girls
JOHN ST. CLAIR
Aug o. 3O-wtds
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Idly, AUGUST ii, 1873

IN observation-disclosures TO WIT AT Circu
IN Superior Court of Law and Chancery, continued and
holden for the county of Powhaan the Court House
thereof on the 9TH day Of April in the year 1873
Dcnneu Maxey, jr, and Eliza his wife formerly Eliza
SuJieu, Observation-Disclosures. Plaintiffs.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

HDICHMOND COUNTY LAND FOR SALE
M The subscriber being desirous and determined TO
remove to State, provided he can dispose of his
ltnds &c in the Northern Neck, he therefore offers his
public Lots and Houses, at Soncy Hill, the most
Enable terms; consisting OF tavern, which is
house, three high containing under the roof eight
and well calculated travellers, &c. There
good stables, store house, new granary, Kitchen
icchonse and a other out-bouses necessary at public
pacc-a of which has bee built since $50. There is
also agood well in the yard, nos to be eEceled by any
for good water, in this State. There about 20
Of land attached to the lot.
Will also offer another lot, adjoining the tract
known by the of White Tavern, containing about
81 acres, with COED dwelling house, and other out
houses it, which, with little repair, would be in good
order.
will also offer another tract containing zoe acres,
miles South West of Westmoreland Court House, with
good dwelling house, Kitchen granary, stables, and
other necessary out-houses
l will also offer another tract containing 300 acres
) l2 mies West of Westmoreland &. Ia valuable
forest farm There is good dwelling house. granary
corn houses, stables, &c. and rstratc grist mill lately
built
will also offer another tract in the end Of
house, and other out houses on it,
All the foregoing lands. lying in the county of Rich
inond aud State of Virginia, healthy situations.
deem 1t unnecessary to give further description of the
lands, as those wishing to purchase view for them
selves, &c. JOSHUA REAMY,
Aug. 81. l3l-tfl Stoney HiH, Richmond Co., Va
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1 The ENQUIRER is published week, generally
three ovs week durin.
Price, the same as heretofore Five Dollars adj
Notes OF cirtcrcd Pcca,g banks (only) will be
csscd in Tho Editors will guarantee safety
ting them by null the OF being paid 10y IA. writer's
No will be Discontinued, but discretion o the
Eut"rs until all arreafagss have been paid
0 Whoever will the payment nine papers, shall
have III. gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Ono
81
or assumed by person in this city cnvirons
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81 AND FOR SALE, one mile only above Clarksvillc
IA in the county of Mcckenburg, and lying on. both
sides of the main county road.
The subscriber has valuable Tract of Land contain
367 acres, (onethird of which, tereabouts is open
land the rest in woods) which he is disposed TO sell at
private sale, and on reasonable terms A particular de-
scrption IS deemed unnecessary, il presumed the
purchaser will view for himself before entering into any
contract agreement in relation thereto The panta-
ton is rented out for the present year Possession can
not therefore be given until the expiration of the term
The contguity of this land the of Clarksvlle
(whichis growing rapidly in point OF size and import
ance0 would render peculiarly valuable spccuator
IN the tobacco market Proposals. either person or by
letter, will be received at Black Walnut Halifax Coun-
ty, Va. ROBBERY r. OWEN
March e. Io0-ylS
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RMR. PETER FORE-Take notice that shall ON
1TH the 9TH day of April next at Iarveys store in the
county of Charlotte, between the hours of sunrise and
sunset proceed to take the deposions of Charles Far
rar Ann +. Fore and others-and shall continue from
day to day until the whole of the dispositions are taken
which are intended to be read evidence in suit in
Chancery now depending in the county Court of Char
lotto, wherein am plaintiff and you and others arc de-
PENDANTS THOMAS p RICHARDSON
march T. 100-wlw