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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-03

a The ENoUIRER publshed twice week generay and
three times during tho the State Legislature
iee the same heretcoc Five Dollars 10 ad
Notes OF chaftsred banks (on) viii be
csived Tho kaoss the remit
tug them by NALL the being paid the writer's
No will bs discontinued the discretion oil the
Editors, until all arreurascs IN been paid
Whoever viii OF nine shall
hnve the tenth gratis
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
5acents No has either been paid
assumed by in this city enyirons
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HBlCHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND 20.
az TOMAC RAIL ROAD-At meeting Of the
Directors OF the Company, on tho 9Th March, 1886
IL
Resoiced That further amount of ten dollars on each
or before The 18th day Of April next and s. on or
before tbe 9Th day Of May next and TO be deposited as
heretofore, in the Bank Of Virginia the credit Of the
Company. VIM. 7. SHEPPERD Treasurer
March H.. 1O3-u5M
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EAGLE HOTEL-RichD,0nd, Viyginia
FENHE subscriber having taken this large spacious
III and conmodious establishment, embraces this man
ner of informing his friends aud the public Of the fact
The central situation is generally known that he
deems IT unnecessary TO mention it; and professions of
capaby to keep the good things of this life SO com
and useless that he will himself by saving
give him fair trial, and if he does prove worthy Of
patronage desert him.
All the principal stage Offices kept at this esab.
'ishment. CHARLES &. ORD.
N. B.-Having engaged the services of young man
to devote his unTemited attention his stables he will
here remark, that nothing shall be wanting de-
partment. G.. G.. WORD
IL When the Small Pox prevailed in this city, there
vas case, and only one, which occurred at this es.
Enlistment. / pleased to inform the public
that contagious disease whatever exists and should
any make its appearance hold yself responsible To an
prise every individual, who may extend TO me his
patronage Of the existence ofsuc disease In confrna
ton of the correctness Of the above statement have APP
Piled for the following certificate: G.. G.. w
The undersigned have been requested by the Pro-
prietor Of the Eagle Hotel relate the facts relating TO
the existence Of Small Pox in that establishment
here has been but Of the disease in the IIo.
tel his winterthat has recovered and returned home
The time since its has been such as TO pre-.
clude all possibility Of the infections being communi.
Gated
We have hesitation in saying that there is as lit
lie danger Of contracting the disease the Eagle fo.
tel, at tins une as IN any other situation whatever
NJ. CLARKE, ~. u.
ROBERT w. CABEIT. NJ d.
April 26. ifs
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IA EGROES FOR SALE-By virtue of a Decretal
IL order of the Superior Court of Law and Chancery
for the county of Hanover tAe 18th day
of April, 1886, in suit therein depending in which
Davis S. Chick, Benjamin J. Cooke, and John A. Cocks
and others who for the benefit of John ID. Andrews
Plaintiffs and Robert Cooke, Shandy Perkins and
others, Deendants-we shall sell the highest bidder
for cash, IN front of the Bell Tavern in the City of
Richmond, the second Tuesday in May next Of the
day be suitable one, otherwise the first good day
thereafcr) ten Negroes consisting of man. several
women, girls, and boys We shoonly convey such Title
is vested in by virtue of said Decree which we be-
licvc 10 be indsputable
J. ID. ANDREWS, }co,.;..;
REUBlN NUcKoLs, commissioners.
April 90. IlS-,ds
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j. hte VI 1Ohh randolph OF Roanoke, have
fncnced their seasons
JANUS, that capital racer and son of Sir Archie al
Mr. larIlon Flemlngs, GoOchland five miles North Of
tarersvlle, al so the season. which may be dscharged
ny $2V IT paid on or before the Doth Of July at Which
time Tie senson expires $5 the single leap TO bo aid
down nj TIE time OF service, and in either case al 10
the groom. Any gentleman becoming responsible for
hve mares, shall have The sixth Fruits.
GASCOlGNE, the layore Of the late Jno Raudoloh
and eqoaed by few, and surpassed by no horse that has
tod English or American soil in point Of pedigree big
iorm ADD superior action, at Buckingham Court bouse
virginia, on the same terms as Janus Good snd :
tensve pastorage will be furnished to mares scot IN
al p cents per day. '
TOPAZ.at ClarksviIle, Virginia, under the rnapape.
inenl OF Mr.. John Cafdwell inspector at Vcnsble e
Nsienonse on the same terms janus and Cnscoigne
WlbDFlkE--At holloway Court House under The
infringement and control Of Mr. WOrtham Merchant NJ
tat place. ut SO the season, be discharged by sf0
81 PAID on or before tie 10Th Jolly az which time tGe co.
son expires, and $40 the single leap 10 be paid down A.
the me OF service, ond 81 in either case TO the g,oo
lnese Horses have been frequently advertised and
MI Randolph stock Of Horses is 40 well known liz,
futner comment appears 20 be unnecessary Indeed n
we were - Judge Of tie blood horse Dv The leno 20
adveT'isemcnts at THE time, when the country IL INN
dated WIN stations Of the highest and all grades fls
cockla class-yes the miserable scrub would as ofen
have the piecedenc0 as Priaiu MamefpLe or ~.
sHHgham Breeders, examine for yourselves-doo't he
imposed on. WYA,fgr SAp6U ~ DC
= my l'iv-"o"J Manager II the Esfate.
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ia OTlCE.--The co.parlnefship heretofore existing
i under the name and style Of John Poe g. Co. was
dissolved on The LIST of Januury last As we arc anx.
ious to settle the affairs of the late as speedily
practicable request those having claims thereon
TO present them for payment aud urge those indebted TO
make payment without delay, to either Of Tie under
signed at the Leather Store Of William Bea Main
street, who will continue TO sell the Leather manufac-
tored at the Virginia Tannery by John Poe.
JOHN POE,
WIN. BEAL.
April 10. 1I4-Gt
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aNHEAP SPRING GOODS.-.3pra, Is36-WLoIe.
- sale or Retail, at Il. III. JExKISs Country Mer.
hants, Families and others, invited examine
nearly hundred thousand dollars worth of Staple and
Fancy Dry Goods-chieAy from the New York auctions
consisting of 200 dozen Fancy Hdkfs, prices from
" i2 cents each TO the richest article imported An
extensive assortment OF Gnghams and colored Musins
some of the latter very rich and new style.
10 cases bonnets flowers and reeds.
do gauze usring and satin rbands.
500 dozen silk, cotton and fancy stockings and half
do.
200 do. plain and trimmed silk and bo,nbaz;ne
stocks.
Also, assortment ofsummer stock and crayat
pads; Chinese aud French baskets
1000 pieces brown and bleached domestic shirtinps
and sheetings, at prices from Sd per yard to fine.
100 pieces apron checks; Also furniture checks fur
ntnre calicoes, at Cd per yard and finer.
$4,000 worth plain and figured silks of every descrp
ton, amongst them elegant jet black and
glossy, Italian, Gro de Paris, French and
English Lusrngs
Likewise, blue black plain and figured silks, all styles
Cheap small figured black silks, % l-2 cts. per
lard.
10 Irish linens, in full and half pieces at prices
rom % cts per yard 10 the finest quality imported
Elegant black and white spotted Thule lace wells new
style.
Green, black and white dotted lace for wells
Green, white and black gauze wells
Brunswick lace for wells and caps
Muslin capes and collars of the newest and richest
styles.
Genemen's summer articles for clothing
Black Italian and fancy silk cravats;
Also, large assortment of common linen goods for
servants.
Brown linens
Blue and yellow nankeens, &c.
Persons wanting goods to sell again for their own
consumption, will find every article in The Dry Goods
Department, as low as they be procured in like guam
tiles at any place, at r. X. JENKINS
Staple and Fancy, Wholesale and Dry Goods Store
April 90. u6-St
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THNO PLANTERS OF ORONOKO TOBACCO -
"A The planters Of whom have purchased crops of
Oronoko Tobacco will confer favor me by deliver
ing them TO the order of X. g. T. Gwahmey in the city
of Richmond, between the 18th Of May and the ls Of
June Those who cannot deliver their crops by the st
OF June, will please defer the delivery until the 18th
june any time between the middle Of that month and
the first day of Jolly. JOHN G.. HUGHES.
March g. OFF
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RICHMOND FRENCH BURR MILESTONE
MANUFACTORY

NTOR SALE, Lot No 454, on ID and Sirects-fronls
III SO feet Oh Street and 80 feet on the Basin bank
For terms, apply to John w Williams, at Mrs. Temp.
kinss or George +. Crump, of Richmond
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references The Most Rev. DIR. Eceleson, the Rev
DR.. Deluol, the Rev. John J. Chance The Rev DR. Wv
att, the Hon. r. B. fancy, Philip f. Thomas w l.
George, Richard Cation, l.. Wethered, II Ecot James
Howard, W Woodyilie Esqs., Dr. Potter, Dr. Chatard
The Hon b Roman, and the Hon Geo A. Waggaman'
Of Louisiana, the Hon. w CASTOR, Of North Carolina,
j.. a.. Peiray, of Charleston, South Carolina.
May o. II9--w3m
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TO CONTRACTORS

Engineer Department, Baltimore and Susquehanna
Rad Road Company, April 25 1886.
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office, until
a the 10Th May for the graduation and nusonry of
twenty miles of the road, including deep the
summit. This division of the road commences in this
State and ends in Pennsylvania, running through u
high healthy country Astounding in cheap provisions
Satisfactory recommendations must accompany the
proposals OF those who unknown TO the undersigned
ISAAC TRlMBLE, Chicf Engineer.
VIM GIBBS MCNEIL, Consdting Eng'r
May g. Il9-4t
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SITUATION WANTED.--An elderly Lady WHO las
- had some experience IN the cement OF fa,ni-
~ wishes 10 obtain situation house. keeper She
has recently taught school, which did not agree with
her; but should situation offer 10 healthy section Of
country, she would be willing 10 take charge Of small
school Her terms will be moderate, and she would pre-
fer to reside in religious family.
~ B-lle applicant be or heard from bv
applying at Mr. William Mayos Shock0 Hill
April -. 1I4--tf
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NAN MoCRERY, Draper md Tag0r, has fecciy-
w ed handsome assortment Of new Spring and
Summer G0ods, Of beautiful and superior quality. He
soclts an early call from hs customers and the public
generally IN the City and countfy-and promises his
best efforts to oil who favor him
April 90. Us-s,
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RMiSs E. MARCILLY's ACADEMY for tie in
1yA struction IF Young Ladies, No. IL SouM Charies
street, BaifmoTeThis Academy is situated in plea
part Of the city of Baltimore and enjoys all The ia
cilities for instruction which may be derived from
and literary community. The patronage with
which, for number of years. il has been favored and
the accomplishments of the young ladies' who have left
it, the pledges of the excellence of the mode
in which instruction conveyed and OF the
paid TO the department of the pupils. To those who
wish to acquire knowledge of The French language
this institution offers peculiar advantages the Ian
gusge of the family, and all the pupils compelled to
use IL In the class rooms and during their hours of
creation.
The of insiruction embraces Reading Writing
Grammar, Rhetoric, Composition, Arithmetic, Algebra
Geography, Astronomy, History, Chronology Mytho-
logy, Logic, Ethics, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry
French, Spanish, Music Dancing, Drawing Plain and
Ornamental Needle Work
The discipline of the Academy is mild, but firm and
regular. The emulation of the pupils is excited by
Ty gentle means, and their is rewarded by
annual distribution of premiums.
The institution is provided with good library.
he pupils are not permitted to walk out unattended
Their visitors always received in the presence
member of the family. During recreation they are un-
der the superintendent of one Of their teachers
TERMS
Board and tuition per annum, 5000 90
Han boarders, tuition not included 60 90
EXTRA CHARGES. " w
French, per onnum, 900 90
Spanish, Music, Drawing and Dancing, at
the Professors charges.
Ordinary iDfrmary charges, not including
Doctors fees, 90
Each scholar must be provided with bed and
bedding, or pay $40 if furnished by The in
Washing, per annum, 90 90
Boarders pay the current charges half yearly in adj
Day scholars quarterly.
Parents and guardians residing at distance are re-
qured to appoint responsible agent in the city
2oh OF July, and lasts until she first Monday ia Sep
TENDER
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TUNO Persons hoping .Negrocs for Mre.-We wish to
"a hire for the ensuing year. large number Of hands,
to labor the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Rail Road. They will be employed between Richmond
and Fredericksburg, and between Fredericksburg and
the Potomac River. The country and occupation is
healthy; and they will be well fed, well clothed and well
treated We will give from seyenty-ve ninety dol
lars for good bands and for first Apply
by letter or otherwise to J II. Hopkins at the Rail OF
clc, Richmond, or 10 Thomas j. White the county Of
King William, and The neigbohood; or 10 James Hun
Ter, Assistant Engineer, near the White Chimnes Ga.
roilnc, or TO Theodore $. Garrett Assistant Engineer
near Fredericksburg to H. f. Guy g. Go. in Frc9c.
rcksbufg; and 10 others having authority from J. n
Hopkins, Assistant Engineer
JOS NJ SHEPARD,
agsnt fer The X. +. d y. n u. Compang
December u. Gg-tf
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~.
DO. quarter do. 30.
IL The most splendid Scheme aver drawn in Ameri.
:a..
$00,000-nnd only 7l40 tickets in the Scheme
alexandria Lonery Class ~ to dra,o in June or Juiy
SO No Lottery-5 drawn ballots
GRAND CAPITALS:
$iOOOO0-$25, 00O-$i0 ,000-$ 500, &C., &c.
=. Lowest three No. prize s 800
Tickets $50
full scheme of this brilliant Lottery will appear as
the day is fixed for the drawing. The demand
or tickets is already great that it is confidently
believed that the drawing will take place June there
ore delay not your ORDERS for another such chance
nay not occur for years Bigger usual will be GRE
cared to furnish his friends and patrons in Town and
COUNTRY, with packages of wholes and shares single
ickeis and shares in his usual great variety
Orders meet the most prompt attention, and in all
'ases the orgna! (anagers) Tickets and Shares will
Ne forwarded consequently not liable to any mistake
dispute The Cash for all Capital Prizes can be had as
usual at sight, the moment the drawings received.
u Please address THOMAS B. BIGGER,
Richmond IA.
April 10. lI7-4t
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"A YNCHBURG RACES-The Lynchburg Races
n will commence on Tuesday the 18th of May, and
continue four days.
FIRST DAY.
stake for colts and FLIES, three years old mile and
repeat, 800 entrance, forfeit $780, TO and close
18th April
SECOND DAY.
Projectors Purse $780, mile heats entrance $25
THIRD DAY.
Jocky Club Purse $3.50 three mile heats entrance 800.
FOURTH DAY.
Propr;eors Purse $500, mile heats, entrance $I5
colt stake the day for three year old colts and
hes, one mile and repeat entrance $50, half forfeit,
to name and close the 18th of April To each Of the
colt stakes there three subscribers.
~ The money for each days viii be paid to the
winner, after deductng the usual discount The Pro.
prieior accommodate 80 40 Race Horses with
good stables and straw gratis
MELVILLE TALBOT, p. r.
April 30. IlS-1Ls
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MJOTlCE.--By virtue of deed of Trust executed
I% to me by VIM Il. Slanard deceased. bearing date
the fourteenth day of july 1885, and upon in the
Clerks Office of Orange county, shall, for certain
purposes therein mentioned proceed to sell the high
est bidder for ready money Friday the 9th day of
May next without fail upon the premises the tract of
Land upon which said Snnard lately resided-adoin-
ing the Town of Stanardsve and the lands of George
Price and VIM. Sims, and containing between THREE
and FOUR HUNDRED acres. The land will be ac-
coratey surveyed before the day of SALE and plot there
of then exhibited The title is believed be perfectly
good; but selling Trustee, shall convey such title
only as is vested in me by the Trust
MANN A. PAGE, Trustee
Orange G. H., Va, April g. Ii4-tds
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EsHGGEas,s EXCHANGE.

~ The Lounge ai,cays friunphant!t!
The following the drawn Nos. for the NoRroLK
LOTTERY, No. 1, drew the Odd inst in Alexandria
80 6S 90 81 ~ 30 SO 40 50
- Whole ticket 80, 40, So snug Capital of 2,0G0
a. 81, 40, do of 81 600
WITH numerous other comfortable prizes sold and
will be paid at sight usual by BIGGER
BIGGER presents to his friends aud patrons the fol-
lowing splendid Schemes, to which he respectfully
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FuNHERE will be sold on the Sd of May, the whole
n contents of the Richmond Museum, comprising
fine collection of Paintings, Indian Cufostes, Fossils,
and other things appertaining TO Museum, tedious
to mention, but which well worth the attention of
Proprietors of such establishments.
THE LATE pROPRIETOR
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ApriI Il4-wtdS
Q Tho New York Courier Enquirer, Boston Atlas, Phldel
phia Pennsysanian and Baltimore Republican will please
above advertisement times aud forward their bills Office
collection
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" OUISA RAIL ROAD.-By virtue of an act pass
H ed February 18th, 1896. Incorporating the Stock
holders of the Louisa Rail Rond Company books will
be opened on Monday, the ninth day of May next for
the purpose of receiving subscriptions the of
$3UOO00, in shares of 800 each constitute Joint
capital stock for the purposes contemplated by the said
act. The books will be opened in the City of Rich
mond, ut the Merchants Coffee House. under the drec-
ton of Richard Anderson, John Rutherford Nicholas
Mills, Conway Robinson, Richard b. Haxall David
Anderson, jr and Captain Thomas Nelson, or two of
them at Taylorsve, in the county of Hanover, under
the direction of William ID. Winston, Henry Robinson
Francis G.. Taylor, Joseph NJ Sheppard, Edmund Fon-
taine and Thomas boswell, two of them; at Jack
son Tavern, in Louisa, under the direction of Elisha
Jackson, David Richardson, Frederick Harris, and H.
NJ. Burnley, or two of them; at Louisa Court House,
under the direction of Thomas Johnson William Craw-
ford, John Hunter Richmond Terrell Peter Scales and
Benjamin M Francisco two OF them; and at Gordons-
vile, in the county of Orange, under the direction of
William F Gordon, James Lindsay, Mann Page, and
Coleby Cowherd, or two of them. Gentlemen willing
to subscribe and not sufficiently any place at
which books to be opened TO attend there person.
by power of attorney authorize person sub
scribe for them The books for receiving subscriptions
will be kept open at each place days At the expi-
ration of that time the Commissioners each place
requested TO make report directed 20 " Conway Ro.
binson and others, Commissioners in Richmond" show
ing how many shares have been subscribed for at each
place. Upon every subscription of stock, there is be
paid at the time of subscribing TO the Commissioners,
The sum OF two dollars on every share subscribed
April 90 IIS-6t
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m ilARk-Tbei great Northern champion, by Amcr
- can Eclipse, out Of old Lady Ighifoot known to
every gentleman OF the turf will stand the present sea
son at my stable Taylors Ferry, in Mecklenburq
Va and will be le TO mares az so dollars The
one dollar TO the groom Good aud extensive pasturape
and servants board gratis Every taken 10 pre- vent
accidents and escapes but liability for either Mares
with ioals at their sides will be fed twenty FIVE cents
per day, and those without, # requested The season
will end on The first day Of July
JOHN c. GOoDE.
March ~ tO2-t20May
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25,sGl Prizes, amounting to s5i0 oO0
Tickets $i0-Halves $5-Quarters $3.50.
Certificate Of % whole tickets for $40
Do. half do. 20.
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FENREE.lllLL JOCKEY CLUB SPRING RACES,
ID 1896, will commence usual the second Tues
day in May next, and continue four days.
FIRST DAY.
sweepstake, (for colts and FLIES, years old J mile
heats, entrance $780, forfeit 800, and close
the first day of April subscribers, and several
more expected.
SaCscriJers-John Heth, VIM. Williamson, VIM. r.
Johnson, VIM. Wynn, George Goodwynn VIM Nc.
Cargo, VIM L. White.
The subscriber that in the above stake will also
be bound in another stake this fall mile heats $500
entrance, forfeit $780, by the first of September
next but will moi be compelled to the same colt
SECOND DAY.
PToPrietos Purse $780, two mile heats entrance SIS
THIRD DAY.
Jockey Club Purse 81 900, four mile heats entrance
SEQ
FOURTH DAY.
sweepstake with colts and fles three years old
mile heats, entrance 800, half forfeit subscr
Ders, ana 10 name and close on the 18th April.
Same day, Silver Tureen, will run for sinple two
miles out, Tree Tor all ages-entrancc money depends
upon the subscribers.
WILLIAM WILLIAMSON, Proprietor.
April ~. Il3-td
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IA OTiCE.-The subscriber, Attorney at Law, will at
IL tend The Superior Court Of Law and Chancery of
llenrcO county, the General Court and the Court Of
Appeals and will give strict attention to business con.
hded to him in those Courts lie has taken part of the
Office Of his son Dr. f. II Smith, near the Bell tavern
where, or at bis dwellings he may generally be found ex
cept when in attendance upon the Courts
JOHN ~. SMITH.
Richmond April 1886 110-IGt
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TERROR.-Ths very fine stallion, Z years old a dark
brown, 10 hands inches high full brother to Eclipse
Lighfoot, Shark Black and Bay Maria &c will stand
at my stable Spring Grove Hanover county, Virginia
Ten miles west Of the Court House. S25 the season
Pedigree He got by Eclipse, dam Lady Lighlfoot
April s. TII2-Si1 WIN l.. WHITE
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n YNCHBURG AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
BI The Commissioners appointed for that purpose by
an act OF the last Legislature passed the 10th Of
March, 1896 will open books of subscription for stock
IN the Dynchburg and Tennessee Rail. Road Compan
on the LIST day of June next in the town Of Bynchbure
Books of subscription will also be opened on the same
day, by the Commissioners named in the act the fol.
lowing places: City of Richmond; Liberty bedford;
Salem, Botetourt Chrslansburg, Montgomery; Wytke
Court house, Marion, Smyth county; Abingdon Wash.
ington county; Lebanon, Russell county, and at Eslil-
villc Scott county
The books will be kept open at each place thirty days
" copy of the Charter will be sent to each of The
Commissioners, directed to The place where the books
are to be opened. JOHN EARLY, Chairman.
April % 116-IOt