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The defendant, VIM. H. Lundy Executor of Joshua
C. iundy dec d.. and formerly admir- of the said deco
dent viii be- pleased 10 attend office Wednesday
the 18th of July next with his papers relative 10 his
transactions, both and adm r. of Joshua c.
l.uny dec d. to enable TO carry the preceding or
der into effect far it relates him AS executor and
adm aforesaid; and all other parties concerned will
take notice. that shall the said 18th of July next
proceed to carry the whole of the said decree into effect
those having claims against the the said Joshua
q Lundy decd will or before the said 18th of July
next present them to the Commissioner properly anthem
catcd in order that the said decree may be carried INTO
full effect WILLIAM BLOW I,o,um;ss;oocr
May 10. d-vs,v
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ARRANGENl for Sea,a-Joats 10
~ Washingion and Baifimore.--Thc new, swift sailing
and excellent Steamboat Chesapeake, will take pasSen-
gcis from the Patrick Henry for the above places on
Wednesdays and Sundays in the Hampton Roads
j. WILSON, Captain.
April 81. lift
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NOTiCE.-Proposals will be received at tho Office
N Of Tic James River and Kanawha Company in the
City Of Richmond, until the 18th day Of July next for
rebuilding that part OF Boscrs dam across James River
near I1ckalioc, which has been swept away by high
water aud also for rebuilding all that past OF said dam
called tic Fish Slope, which fonans now I'm place Int
in nsh1ttercd aud Injured condition
lac dam is 60 be rebuilt without any csl slopc--bnt
to BE- strong and permanently constructed and the con.
tractor is 10 present PLAN showing how nc would re-
build both the timber part well the abutnent and
fill IN Che earth and puddle behind the wall Of masonry
The timber and plank are 70 be furnished by the Com
pany and delivered the bank Of The river near the
dam
al The timber and plank in te fish slope he tho pro.
pcriy Of The contractor bat not to be used in tbc con
empetcd work, unless authorized By tho Company The
stone IN thc slope 10 be used by the contractor in
sirucng The DAM aud any further supply that may be
wanting. 20 be furnished By the contractor himself
The particular position OF the foundation Of The dam
and the abninent wall and connection Of the new part
with the old dam, win be given by Mr. Rcins gent on
the Lower James River Canal to any person wishing to
contract The proposals be handed in under seal
JOSEPH 6. CABEIL,
RANDOLPH HARRISON, , ,9n n 81
JOHN w. COOKE. ST., { re poefa q
RICHARD SAMPSON "t'ee'o's'
June % ff-wtl7 in
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VIM. Ii. TAYLOR. G
COMMISSIONERS CFFIoE,


~ 9M day Of June, 1896
The parties to the foregoing are hereby
notified, That have appointed the 9th day Of July
1880, at my Office at Luncnburg Court House by 10
o'clock in the forenoon of hat day. 10 hcgin the said
accounts All persons interested in the said accounts
are desired TO attend with their papers other ydence
TO assist the Commissioner in iukng up the said ac.
counts. ID. STREET, NJ c. c. s. c. Of H. s. cry
june 70. l5--td
I'm CHANCERY-V iRGivIA.-At Rules held in the
IA Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for the county Of Hanover on the sth
day of May, 1895
Betty Matilda Richardson, ........ Plaintiff
against
William H. Thompson, administrator of Augusta Ann
Thompson, decd, who was Augusta Ann Anderson
Harmon a Johnson, Patsey d. Glenn, David A. John
son, John Z. Johnson and Thomas b Johnson children
and heirs OF Francisco Johnson, decd who was Fran
clsca Anderson, Robert Pulan administrator of Sally
Pulliam, deed Charles Thompson, jr and Jesse VIM
late Sheriff OF Hanover to whom the unadninistcred es.
tate oil John Anderson decd, has been committed for
administration, Observation-Disclosures. Defendants
The defendants, Harmon A. Johnson and John c.
Jonson not having entered their and oiven
security according to the Act Of Assembly and the rules
of this Court and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they not inhabionts of this Common wealth
On the motion of the Plaintiff, is ordered That the
SAID defendants do npper here the first day of Octo-
Der TcTi5 * and answer the plaintiffs BILL and that
acopy of this zzz>r SIf Inserted in sonic ne VS.
paper published in the city OF Richmond two months
snccessvey and that another copy be posted at the front
door Of the Court House of this county
A Copy.-Tesie,
PHILIP B. WINSTON, c. c..
June 8. 1O-w'sw
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, }
IIicksford Anr;l ~ IS2l

The defendant, Islam G. Lundy administrators de boz
MS non of Lewis Dupree, deceased will attend nv Office
on Thursday the 23d of July 1885, with the papers re-
ative TO the transaction of Joshua c. Lundy on Lewis
DuPree estates ALSO the papers Of his transactions
rs administrator de bons the said Lewis Duprce
estate and all persons concerned also hereby notified
that shall the said 23d of July next proceed 10 car
ny the preceding decree into full effect All persons ha
Duprcc Will pu, them my hands on or before that ,av
and any of the parties concerned who may require spc
cia documents (Which in the hands Of said L. Du
pree at the time of his DEATH to be- before the Commits
sioner ON the said Odd of July, will Immediately apprise
The Commissioner thereof in order that he the Commits
sioncr may take the proper steps have said
before him. and the party parties requiring the special
documents aforesaid, will he pleased also to inform the
Commissioner in whose hands the papers $50 ,cviscd)
are. WN RIoW o. y
May 10 43wsw
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I'm IANCERY-VIReiSi,.--At a Circmit Superior
Il Court of Law and Chunccry, held for Lunenburg
County at the CourtHousc thereof the 9Th day Of
October, 1884
r.,
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Gtoaees,cy County, iS& Mag ssS. 'oH 4Nl low

~ OTlCE-Notcci is hereby given to all whom it may
% concern, that Power of Attorney, executed by
ne 10 Joseph Haganof this place but now in the wcs
tern part OF this STATE of date the 9th day Of November
S4 for the purpose Of dsposng Of certain lands lying
IN the county of Russell, in which am Interested and
which were therein described is herewith revoked and
all contracts entered into by him. with regard 10 said
lands under said power Of Attorney after this date will
be Of no force or effect SARAH PIRCET'I
Richmond, June l5 1885 t3-v4v
have also appointed Mr. Williamson TalIey Of the
City OF Richmond my lawful Attorney in the county Of
RUSSELL over the lands aboye.namcd
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IA OTlCE-WfsDmAM KEsr, 4torncyatL0, (latcy
lS Of Gloucester County Virginia) having located
himself at Raymond, STATE Of Mississppi tenders his
professional services lis friends and the citizens OF
Virginia. lie viii practice in the Courts Of Kinds Madi.
son, Cepah, and Rankin. Letters addressed to him. at
Raymond, will be- punctuay attended TO.
RAYMOND. Miss. June IG. I2-wAws
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a AND FOR SALE offer for sale on accomIno-
"a dating terms, my tract of Land CAMPFIEI rs con-
tanning 600 acres, including the Race Course The i'm
proyements are, excellent Dwelling House of brick
with four good and passage with all other ne.
ccssary outhouses. The Land is abundantly supplied
with timber Of every descriptions necessary for building
fencing and for fuel good proportion of the Land is
cleared, and well enclosed with chestnut rails There is
also very good supply of excellent Mari, and a very
good Meadow
CapPfelds is situated within two and half miles of
SFoucester Court house and wi>hin three miles of either
North or Ware Rivers, in healthy and desirable neigh.
Dourhood, and would particularly suit Breeder of Race
Horses-possessng fine soil and its Race Course not
inferior to any in the Country for training 1t also
abounds with excellent springs Of water.
As u is presumed that no person will purchase with
out viewing the premises, further description is deemed
Unnecessary would also sell the present growing Crops
upon the Land privately and also my stock of Horses
Cattle Hogs, Sheep Farming Implements, &c. DC. on
very accommodating terms, should any person think
proper to apply
RICHARD NJ THORNTON.
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June o. " "a 1o Wv, Sy 6.
June 8.

IN IANCERY-YIRcISiA.-In Goochland Coun-
n ty Court Sth May, 1886
Matthew F. Anderson and Daniel s. Carter, Pl.fFs
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~ OI1CE-WHs committed To- the Jail Of this coun-
y ~, as runaway, bright mulauo woman who
calls herself Matilda or otherwise Eliza Turner. She is
about forty years of oge and rather over tic ordinary
size Of womena busly head Of hair; her clothing very
thin. She states that she born near HeGeld Va,
Of Britt.
The owner s requested to forward, prove pro.
perry, pay charges, and take her away or she will be
dealt with as the law directs. NJ +. JACKSON.
Jailor IF Hafifaf, THgiaia.
June TO- J3-,sc,
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-16
AftrD&eI0 EMamfrer:
 ' hUREIsRED KxERY THURSDAY MORNING, -as ts NRY ADAMS.

TERMS. To village and single mail 9antscri6sra. two dollars per year, ayabie before the expiration Ol six nlonlla.
 To companies Of any number over 6iH, @l 50 per year. payable above. To compaGies less than six, a1 7S per yeat payable as before. % will he dedaesed rOm each of these last prices when payment Id made in advance. These Prirea are exclusive of mail or etage charge tas transportation.
 No pa,,eTs iI disc0WaimIGd sm:il Rll aFrearaaes are paid, except at the discretion "f Ihe editor.
 Ne,ce Of wish 10 diSo0ntinae musI be given before the expirasipn Of . year.
 ADvrRfIalEo. Que square, three insertions, ST., md the saue rrUp0rIion F0r tSsO more eluareR Half W sOwHre Facts. CnWliH0anre oyer three weeks o per seat Hes eek. lihersl feISc,ioD made for advertisements c,n,iauetl 6 ar t2 W.nWtha.
 Adminissrators' aed Execuiors' Notices. $t % 'EoEsmiasiOnera' N0ticee, 12S Alt cosnmunicaiOns mSst bc posl.pRid.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-16
CHEAP! CfHEAPy kn TONS OF RK.A STER FOR

k1usSALE. either sr,.ansi ~ n the stone. " *lso for sale. q Fhifiag ifsH, CiOihier's l)sshop Carding Machine, and ne'c Plnster Min, YE,rmrriy OWncd and occupied by Gay SE Riley.
 Also, a DWELLING HOUSE and LOT. which may he had fogrthrr with the before snrot;cn+d premises. Said premises are sitn. a,.d, .b.,ui ,.nr mile from Sharon village. and nre pleasantly and conveniently located. In- qiire of DAVID GooLD.
 Sharon. Feb. 18, 1885. 4msS7
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-16
NOTICE.

e - CnARLEs HALLocK, of the late irm nf Iiut- N Loek & Moore. and GILBERT BATES, nf ihs late firm oi B0ies {, Valentine, both DRY GOODS DEALERS, have associated them. sslvea for the prosecution of the same business, under the tirm of
 Rallock & Bates, oi No. 2S4 Rearl- street, corner cf BaTting Sitp.
 fha commodious store and lofts which they hccupy affords them ample room for continu- ing to keep an extensive stockof
 Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, comprising an assortment which. it equaIled. win probably not he surpassed by any in the tity. They therefore respectfully invite c"uT'- try merclsnts generally to cah and examine their Goods when they visit the city, and they wilt find that the variety Of the assortment kept, in connection with the prices at which they are offered, render inducements tO rur- chasrrs rarely eQMalled.
 Ne,e- York, Feb. 25, 1885. 2mS8
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-16
TO RENT,
IAnTT02D
 Dying Establishment. T. S. NE J. PARKER. H;E. Cation. and WoOlIen DYEES,

OStNV CVsSUVS "'sS 'V"O'' AZ =
 MHLL-sTREET, HARTFORD. REERINO and Circassians. Piece Goods. IVA cOlored claret. claret browns. purples. greens, superior blue blacks, jet. &c.-Also, Piece Silk Cooks, Silk Velvet, Pcngees. &c. SSc. dyed and finished in the best manner.
 Also, Merina and Circassisn Dresses, Silk and Pongee Dresses, Grape and Silk Shawls. Ribbons, &c.. Laee and GSs,ze Wells. and alt kinds of ladies' and gentlemen's garments.
 N.B. White Nlerino Shawls cleansed and pressed iu ihe best style.
 NF Black Merino Shawls eolOred over wiihout>i t>ini1ring the border.
 = An ApPRERTIcE wanted by the last of 1asrh.
 Miss ABBY YARD. Milliasr, ef LitekfeId. agsns Jsr receiving aad Jors0atdiag goods.
 Hartford. Marrh 5. IsSS. IOtS9
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-16

CANDLES q TALLOW. 1900 LBS. of TALLOW. and
 SS10 {" of CANDLES, 6 and 3 io ihe pound. warranted to be equal to any in market. and at fair price-for sale by C. 8. & ". N. BUEL.
 TO RENT,
 TTHE HOUSE recrntly occupied by the U smhserihev. about miles east of this vil. laga. inquire of C. s. BUEL. Liickfeld. MGrek l9. Al
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-16
From ehe Amsricsn Monthly Mngusiae. FIRE ISLAND. ANA.

FROM " "A WEEK AT TIE FTRs ISLANDS,"
 ss-Whaf an infernal lie 70 growl
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Too was hailed by evidence conclusive that there is
no disposition in these sections Union 10 do any act
calculated 10 disturb the harmony Of our Union To-
day we are told that the lay on the table an
equivocal act That it has been rcsorted TO TO afford
an opportunity To pretending enemies of abolition 10 con-
ceal their future purposes Sir is il right aud proper
under these circumstances, persevere in the course
which hos been heretofore pursued IL gentlemen ON
this hoor can be far nisead suppose there is
lurking intention in the mind of any member to turn
loose an Ignorant and helpless population to page aud
piunder IN what condition will you leave many Of the
constituents OF gentlemen who remote from the scene
OF action? Will they not be i'm proper condition To be
come the instruments of the designing? May not rash
ana misguided men, in extreme Of the Union en-
gender those suspicious and dsrusts which will he
sary destructive of all the cnds for which this Govern
ment was established And may the headsrong ia
nscs OF me North be furnished with the
ing their paltry numbers the
nearious purposes are but postponeds In my humble
oPion II we refuse to act decidedly, meet all oues
IONS connected with the unpleasant subject directly we
sna furnish the enemies of peace and Union with
most dangerous weapon. We shall supply the means 10
iacton and fanatcism to agate the whole country And
the day may when these few aud furious destroy
ers Of this countrys happiness and glory will have pro-
ooced real not as II is imaginary, in the North
not as II is now limited, but an extensive excite
ment--whch will sweep in waves to the very walls NJ
mat constitutional temple in which our fathers fondlv
.hey mad garnered up many bright hopes and so
many DRESSINGS Tor this magnificent coniederaoy
UT. speaker: am prepared TO meet the respon.
sioites which circumstances have imposed on MS am
prepared to vote for the reception the peton and
all other memorials Of similar char and an, ro,d,
70 vote against laying them the table to declare dis
uhc'y that the prayers of these petitioners are unrea
sonabie, and ought not to be granted
MIR Robertson asked for the yeas and nnvs h,, ,h
were not ordered. ~
ITO be continual
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IN Monday tbe 18th Of January, 1896, win be sold
~ at public auction, at The residence Of the late Lucy
Berkeley, OIL the personal estate Of the deceased not
disposed Of by her will consisting Of valuable arti.
cattle sheep and hogs few farming utensils On old
charioiee and harness. good carriage horse and mole
two mich cows, few bushels Of oats about forty bar.
res Of corn and proportion Of tops fodder and sbucks
Of the crop Terms will be made known on the dav Of
sale CARTER BERKELEY,
3d1tintstrator uih The tiu annered.
hanover, Dec ~ 1O--2awtds
a DMlNl5TRATOR'S SALE OF NEGROES.--
n On "Wednesday, the 9th January, 1896 will be
ou IN 'front.' o. our Office at 10 ocock - TO 30 negroes
belonging 10 the estate Of John Camro Pollard deocssed
ny order Of The administrator, Mr.. no C. PhcE.
, q s. COSBY & Co, met.
OfccWbfr ~. 7N-2t
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mittee Territories and the practice oe ,.c,on.. \,
'0rs ina, tune did not therefore apply 70 this
port OF his views. - sup
The discussion was continued by Mr. storer and Mr.
-, , oo'n o. whom supported the motion of reference
49, ELECTION OF CHAPLAIN
MT thompson, OF Ohio, called the attention of the
House to the fact that the hour had arrived assigned for
the election Of a Chaplain. ~
The House proceeded execute the order Several
nominations were made, and, alter three unsuccessful
bailottngs the fourth stood as follows
% Nj S,ockion, .................. &c
GIT Somstock ................. 50
, scattering, .................... 10
So the Rev, Mr. Stockton was declared to be duly
MIR. vanderpocl, by leave of the House. submitted
notion that when the House adourns ii adjourn to meet
The House then adjourned
NoRRkcIioS-ln the second list of yeas and navs in
inc proceedings Of Monday published Tuesday,
omitted The question suspending the rules. in
order to afford MIR; Owens, of Georgia, an opportunity
~ ms resolutions relative TO the Abolition ne.
pend the rules Globe. ~ ''''
Indian Waffle Jacksonville (Florida, Co,r;cr
says During a few days past town has been the
sufng scene oil busy preparations for campaign on the
Indian Frontier.-By the last accounts The Indians
evnce determination and preparation for hostiIites
little anticipated The friendly Chiefs Tor such as pro-
fessed themselves friendly are said TO have removed
from the Fort and joined the hostile tribes with The
ception OF two or three immediate of (bns
Mathla, who 1t will be recoected, was a few days
since murdered They have retired in body to n large
swamp near their villages and carrying their wives
and children TO places of security. They are reported
70 nave made an attack upon body Of whites, and
Piunaercd and burnt two or three plantations
In obedience to the call of General Clinch who has
the command OF the u s. Troops Gen. Hernandez has
ordered out the Mitia.-Col Warren Jeff this Mace
yesterday morning at the head of his regiment
only number sufficient for the protection of the posts
near this Every is enrolled for the service Of the
Frontier, or for service at home
The above intelligence brought to Savannah bv
the steam packet Florida and the editor of the
says-"We learn verbally that twelve hundred warriors
nave assembled and determined attack Fort kim
Gen Clinch has, it is said, force of Regulars and Vo
iun'eer Militia, amounting TO thousand
JAMES RIVER AND KASAwHA CoMPANY.-We under
s.aa mat me whole line from this place Richmond j.
under contract mostly in large quantities. 10 vdua
OF extensive capital and long experience from Pennsy
wanna we may therefore expect busy times aono
ne ine so soon as the Spring opens. Now for the Rail
noau we nope our Legislature will not adjourn with
out granting charer-at least from Richmond To tbi,
place. If not TO the Tennessee line-LynehJurg Democrat
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Petitions and memorials were presented bv M Til.
rnaueei Mr. IomIinson, Mr.. Hendricks Mr. Kent fof
yonn Chalmers, George Stubs, William Maurice i M,
DsloWn, Mr. mangum, Mr.. Southland, Sir Robinson
MI, Cah29n, Mr. King Of Ca Mr.. Davis
1olsuS99rough offered the following resolution.
neso.eea, mar the Committee Military Affairs be
instructed TO inquire what number of aoafno sfean hat
icres IL necessary for the defence Of The ,
Delaware bays, and the hator Of New York toectbe,
WIN he stimase Of the probable cost Of the same and
10 report the result TO the Senate ' ~
VII living, pursuant to notice, asked and ATTAINED
ieeye 70 Introduce bill to change the ion
second reading and to be printed.
ny D Is the same as that which passed the Senate
On motion Of Mr. Davis so much Of The p,.s;s...,-
message AZ relates e commercial affairs was refeyred -
The Committee Commerce e" 70
% mohon o. M Porter much Of The Presidonf's
message - relates 70 Foreign affairs was Refereed ~ 49,
Committee Foreign Affairs " VIC
ns,.'o o. MI benton so much Of the Presidents
COMMITTEE on Military Aaairs ~ VIC
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|
Committee. ' ~ 'e'eo'
MI ylnton sad he hoped the motion to refer TO The
COMMITTEE on the judiciary would prevail; and in
pressing this DESIRE he wished TO be understood 40 NJ
havng any objection to the Committee on the Terrific
res Dut he thought the subject belonged peculiarly 10
the COMMITTEE on the Judiciary This came before the
iouse IN different shape from any other previous app
cation of the sort Ia all other cases of anpicotio To-
ADM sson into the Union law of Congress was ey
ousiy passed, defining the boundaries OF the State ,bs
anner OF holding the elections and all the details pre-
Pualoy 70 ADMISSION Congress had then nothing to do
but TO see that the law complied with These
questions not involving the construction of any aws
ana therefore did not belong the Judiciary Comntee
iheSe were questions addressed altogether to expeden
cy. Michigan stood on different footing She came
mere demanding the right of admission based on laws of
tbe united States. The construction Of these laws bc
longed to the Judiciary Committee She based her
claims on the ordinance OF 17o7 her construction Of
which, was disputed and on a certain or an
also disputed. P'e'"'Oi was
Both of these constructions he contended. were es
Sentialy erroneous Now, the Judiciary Committee was
one ofhe abest in the House. composed of men selected
TOT ns knowledge or supposed knowledge of the laws
o ne submitted 1t to the House whether these qoes
tons ought not to be investigated by them The Com
miltee on Territories formed for the purpose az
ransacng business belonging territories as such and
Of State. " '''"'
Mr. Mason, Of Va, did not think, he said thattbe sub
ect oughtto be referred to the judiciary Committee le
ala not mean to 60 into any examination Of the merits
oithe controversy controversy which he hoped would
be decided the basis Of justice and in manner sstis
ooiy 70 Az Pafues lie referred to the in which
states were formerly admitted In the case Of Ohio law
was passed authorizing the people TO form State Govern
eh preparatory 70 her admission Confederacv
Nhen me proceedings OF the convention Of Ohio held
IN conformity 70 this law, were laid before Conorcss
hey were referred 10 select committee In no case
nag an application Of this Sort generis in character
ano unconnected with the ordinary acts Of CopVress
been referred to any bat select committee A. lie
gentleman from Ohio wished different disposition of
we SUBJECT ne would propose, compromise between
hem that, If the House rejected the motion 10 refsr ~
select committee, the subject should be referred 10 The
Committee on Territories. If there was any standing
u was tie Committee on Territories and NO co,nr!S,,e
NAG been Organized during the session. of more csndor
Mr. Howard having made the motion to refer The sub
Jet TO the Committee Territories would he said
briefly state bis views in support Of it, The eentleman
ION virginia had stated that, hitherto il was The usage
select committees He aware Of this and he know
mat the practice Of The House was not lightly 10 o de-
priv" i'o"' b"t onh 800, there Standing CON-