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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-17
Nov. %

EBAN AWAY from The subscriber, about the 18th of
HHy February, 1898, Negro man, by the name of
MOSES, about 45 years Of age, and upwards OF feet
high; straight and square bu but not very muscular
He is Of brown xon and has dark spot about
The size of plun behind the corner oil one oil his eyes
lie protesses be free, and very relg Ee will not
work any kind Of hard labor but prefers making his
living by stealing and was taken up
in Dnnvle, Va, previous TO my purchasing him, as
runaway when he used rcble arguments to show that
he was free, and produced bill of sale fer HIMSELF Of
SIS value which he has doubt in his possession
Nov 20 [59-w6ws] SIDNEY McGEHEE.
To The blenders Of the Senate, and HOusc Of Representa-
tircS.
- ENTLEMEN:-Co Coming many Of you do, from
u the Upper Country, change Of water and Diet are
almost sure affect you less. You have friend
ly caution therefore, if you would preserve your health
TO call and get bottle Of the justly celebrated Anti
Spasnodc Tincture, or Mothers Comfort ;-one table
spoon full Of which, will any rreguIarty of The
Stomach Bowels, and prevent Collie, after hearty
suppers well any bad effects from Oysters sound
unsound This family Medicine, Is highly recommend.
ed by most intelligent Physicians-aud perhaps done
more to arrest the Cholera in Charleston, s. c. than
any or all other remedies that used. See the de-
nand that is for it there still; 1t may be had opposite
he Rail Road Depot, at the late James Bairs Drug
Store; also at Eus,ace & Temples; Nlckilocs; and M
l.. Days; and probably, at all the Drug Stores in this
place. Such is its reputation, that if does not give full
satisfaction, charge made II is said TO be une OF
the best Chamber Medicines in the world-lt should by
all means. be in every man house, and every traveller
pocket. But Judge for yourselves
Respectfully, your obedient seIvt, B.
Dec l3 64-w4w
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Vfrg;asia Stale 5ID9tcTy, sia
ALL PRIZES!
Hzarsiaga State Lottery, Class 27,


TO lie drawn at Baltimore Saturday. Dec q, lS:'li
ScnxnE-S30OO0, 5000, 1000 1900, 2,0Ji, 10 OF
.G;!0 20 Of 800, &c, &c.
Tickets only $O-sharcs il proportion.
certificate OF package Of p whole tickets will be
sent for $ll0-packages OF shares in proportion.
NJ in this Lottcrr all Those tickets having drawn
number on then will be each entitled /" three dOurs,
without discount.
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MAGNIFICENT CAPITALS.

Si0,G0D l3iDu, 10000 aad !0G Gi 81 o'o;
Tickets aud shares or rn!isc .ckog~s III Tie following
srlerdid schemes. will br furnished ut
c. W. DiXONS
Virginia Stale lottery, sass =
To be drawn at Alexandria, Saturday r i;lh DEC.
It is seldin that many rich izrs endfrd IN
one scheme viz grand caplnl Of $iH0oo Of l5.n1O,
Of 10000. of 50UO Of 2:!uO, of 2O0, and 100 Of
l.ON0-Tickrrs $780, shares in proportion.
certificate u. package OF - whole tickets in this
attractive scheme may be had for St4o-packages OF
halves and quarters in proportion.
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POETRY.
ua"ca YET REMAINS USsrsG.'

THE USE OF FLOWERS.-By Mary hons.''
God might have bade the earth bring 'oi'"
Enough for great AID small,
The oak tree and the cedar tfto,
Without flower Il, oil.
He might have made enough, enough
For every want Of ours,
For luxury, medic::e ana toI',
And vel hare made no flowers.
The ore within tbs n,ountain-inlac
Reouireth none TO grow,
Nor doth il need tho lvtus-hower
To make the river How.
The clouds nigh, give abundant rain,
Tho nightly dews nigh, fh!l,
And the herb that kerpe;h life in man,
Might yet have drums them all.
Then wherefore, wherefore were they MADE,
All dyed wth rlinbow light,
All fashioned with suprcmest grace,
Upsp:.nging day aud night:
sprinsiug in valleys green and low,
Ana on the mountainahish,
And in the silent wilderness,
Where no man passes by:
Our outward life requires them not,
Then, wherefore had they birth!
To minister delight 10 man,
To 5cautify the earth.
To confor, ma8-to whisper hope,
Whene'er his faith is dim,
For whose care,h for the flowers,
Will care much more for him.
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VALUABLE Pr IMITATION far Sai"rhr su'~"i', i. ROM
s"ln"mcr Of III" Heath Of his pa:tmcr Toaa> g. u-a.- ,
Cor h hi Plantation ani Ne ;ToHs, Ylzuu ccu.,y ur
from Benton and know The .H3UEkfl Pl!ur7. Irr
OF you 2o0 Of choice land well snpplcd with r
bc all susceptible of cuI:i"ainaaaoui g N.:u .c
oi the baSt description Of which ID to ~ w",kn h
tG.ctirr wagons hrrS@S mWirs cattle uN"n sleep
and m Ter suici FOR thr plantation There a"gy
under fence which 800 crare! ~ -
land dwelling" nrr aud out U!!,u u. . uI
-cp.rut gin, good quarters, good .,ar
a press, and is in;"nc 10 bai. n' g:sc t
.l the 70, which made, an. ;I AMI .mc m y
III" spot As the property large sill d :Ic Ran
arions Try; making the N"rthcIn ~ are, and
hands tinl the Southern i.tu nri. witt
the Improvements an! 10 ID hands; which vii ~
nhc. and spring. and leave each good sLs" o iita r,>
will he given ghcn c crop gathered ,ny gr.CG
il. purchase, kuow the terms BY applying nt'c Cara
iac, near Ecnon Francis Turner on the premises rIu !rn
near Clinton; YIN. Gartl.y vernon; Rich ra. 70,
Eick burg; John e. Turner Coz ri Manch"-;cr; ECi;, spg
Co., Sew Orleans, aus, tho subscriber, 81 HHtrt"I.
WILLIAM FEEGlpAY.
" n. There is an! raom.h orrn aGa with what the hams an
clear this nic for 0U 10 l20 hnns TO ak" u! crop
sou. T.
Septcm5rr2 p !!-r!iaa
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HsesS;ENS
LoEEeyy asaN Exchange Office,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.

Madame Fortune being perfectly satisfied with The
manner in which Hnyt has distributed her iavors has
appointed him her agent for another term. The schemes
issued exceedingly brilliant. Hoyt, as he has here.
toore done, will distribute large number of the Capitals
Forward your orders hm-he is anxious 10 give all
Christmas and New Year presents.
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EIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away from the subscriber
living Charlotte Court house. Virginia. about the l oil Au
gust last named ROBIN about thirty years as oil
dark complexion with broad fore teeth with small space between
hem about five feet eight inches and very strong built
purchased William Beach, of Prince Edward He may
be lurking neshborhood he may be making his
free sa,e-housh hiak it probable, that he will
make an effort River having been employed
on tina, river boatmanl will give the above ewurd il lie is
taken out of the tutc dollars taken md confined
ai in the State, SO tba, get him again.
THOMAS CARDWEII..
Oci25 t3-wH
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SLEEP OF THE FLOWERS.

SLEEP OF THE FLOWERS.
BY LOUISA rwAhLEY.
We lusv flowers sleep: at tho daisy small
Foldeth all up
Her blush tipped rays; aud the waves empress shuts
Her stnr-lit cup:
And each fair flower, though some with open ego,
Listen. aaL Yields to Naturc's lullaby.
Tho holding Fox glove slunjers on her stalk,
And ian like Ferns
Seona poised still uad secpily, until
The morn returns
With singing birds end beams Of rosy light,
"A hi them dance anil froc in delight
NJ Itowsy Poppy, who las oil the day
Proudly ouispread'
ri, ssarlet mantle, folds j, closely now
Around his hend,
And lulled BY soothing balm that his own leaves d,st
SIocps while the night dews fall upon tho mooalt h
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Dec. -

n AND FOR SALE-The subscriber wishing to re.
IL the South, will sell bargain in tract of
land lying on Pamunkey River, in the county of King
William, containing 400 acres. description Of The
land is deemed unnecessary persons wishing pur-
chase will examine for themselves RO. HILL, JE.
Dec Is G5-w4w-
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6,OAC MAklNti.1he suIIcTlbcfs, having erected Le
house. directly the spot where Charles t. tha;c
was burnt prepared manmfacuG. Carriages Ba!0u,
lusss ti.s uIkrs aud Harness of every description and inc
They have selected their hands principally :um the Northern
aud been careful! employ but tie best c,c
branch Of their business. Their materials have been r:oG' by
on, Of firm h cash. the Northern markets, wirh w
BIZ! then, furnish all who b" disposed TO !
or they be- supplied else" here. ~ k"" Of pans c
with ncnt,css and DESPATCH all iinrS kct rr stock
81, materials 10 ou, line, w! VIII sI! small avurr L..
G. happ,i will attend umhcIi Prince E!waf and Charlotte
G. l.. s. X. q. CuAPfE!i.
" b. we would take ia e=h bay! apprentices t" tn a.
business from II to IS years old. {. h. 4. L. 6.
Drt l. if
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ImyOrtaLion of Genuine TVIyfES.

Importation Of Genuine WINES.
TEYHE subscriber having, on former occasion, an
il nounced 10 the public of his having made arrange.
mens with one of the most extensive Wine Dealers in
London, (Messrs. Smith, Woodhouse IL Co.. 10 be sup.
piled regularly with genuine and superior Wines, he
would inform his friends and The public generally that
his stock Of Wines at this time, very good-bu by
the spring he will receive additional supply, which
will render his assortment inferior TO in this place.
and will be Sold at very small advance, for cash.
puncual customers. Country Merchants, Farmers and
Dealers generally invited to call and examine his
Stock In addition to his Wines, he always has hand
Old Liquors, Of every description Warranted genuine
and selected by Of the best judges in the Boston
market-Orders from all parts of the country, will re-
ceive prompt attention. and every article put up in the
neatcst style,-consisting of The following kinds:
Choice Old l.. P. Madeira
Superior do do. do.
Do. Straw Colored Sherry
Do. Gold do. do. WINES
Do. Sicily Madeira
Do. Old Port
so baskets Champagne
Old Champagne }pp,nnv
Do. London Dock { DrNANDi'
Do. Holland Gin,
Do Do: }'%s!ss }RuM.
~ RICHARD s. MAsslE.
Dec 13 64-wSw
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E5i:COss's E1,:set'y Office,
RICHMOND, VIRGISIA

rrsw;noo IF G-anri Consolidated Lottery Class no 43.
y s. II 10 81 II a. -
Drawing of Virginia Stale Lottery. Class No. )!
80 10 81 II fl 10 is | ~ "a as
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Mansion House, Richms1d, Sept. q


NJ ORRIsTOWN BOARDING sCHOOL-This Institution -
~ located cmincnce about fourth Of mile below no
llouiins borough Of Nqown, the Ridge Road utnA',
IL miles from Philadelphia.
Tic situation is retired and healthy commanding OF the "0
picturesque views the SchuyikilI
Connected with the several acres of pleasantly
pupil will b" allowed to leave The premises without "
from the principal. The pupils viii be permitted 10 mass
frequent excursions with either the principal OF the a'h
The princp will devote attention 10 TIE health
and literary Of those placed under h care Ia" "t
of study thorough the discipline parental liz a"!c AMI 70
will render the Institution worthy Of II" c"ih
dencc and patronage Of the community
Instruction will he carefully given IN MI the common f2'
bauchosiu Geography, with the use Of Globe ic rfo!'"'
Maps the Mathematics; aud the n Greek FIenrh ard 'rir
languages also in Mneuogy BOTANY Natural Philosophy "i
Chemistry
Durin. Of familiar Lectures N'u
Philosophy Chemistry will br given, which will he illustrate
by appropriate experiments FOR which purpose the school" o'"
with the requisite apparatus. :.
c. Mcrilt, will also during the h"rai gc ro"
Lectures on Bo"ny Mr. NJ IS graduate from ,he "'"f,
Bcrnc, swtz some time ucmbn! o Fc!en"rg, lni'H'o
oryl aud from his r-tceG kr"" ledge Of cachin: Is cnnc'
qualified ODE useful IN literary ,n,n'ion
Including hoard washing mprin-, fuel, lights
and iution in the Eng, branches, $50 per ananA'
For the above with the Languages and Ha,hc-
matte, Si'J 40 W
40 charges will be made excepting for crss books a9 "a
tionary which will prohnly be- from FIVE dollars pet ana
Pupils remain in the family during the vacations.
Norrisiown, l536. Wa. VI. HOUGEI P';'c."1''
REFERENCES
Norrorn PMr. Snmi Jami.on, NJ R"bt li7'n'' VI. ~!
oovcn Rev. Rot Adair Jas. NJ rnw'in: Ep, l"n H. Nu"
ny, Esq.
Bctbici0u, PG.-Dr Stout.
SsmngLrra, Pa--Mr. Daniel Jacoby. ;, ,... Nm
Mem HDp Pa--IIon sam. o. n.hrm, Rrb D. Gofs9n ~ ~
Nrtbarmgh, Pn-Nat B Boi!ean, E'I'' ''0' lie '1"''7
Piiiaicpha-CC Cuyer D. D., Alex. iiao'y, Esq? An'G'
White, ESQ.,; Nat Ctamaan NJ D. Nathan i r", , h
osmme' u. u, Jon" n ''''en'''' '' D "''' aj-w!2m
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--, representative OF Robert S. FarsI dec d,
Thomas B. Parish, George Ross and Mary his wife, john
Lafoe and Ann, his wife; George B. Parish, Edmund
S. Parish, Stevens Parish and William H. Farsh
Defendants.
The defendant, Edmund S Parish, not having entered
his appearance and given security according 10 the act
of Assembly and rules Of this Court, and it appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is not nhabtant OF
this Commonwealth: il is ordered that the said defend
Courthouse in this county, the first day of next
term; and that copy of this order he forthwith inserted
in some newspaper published in the city of Richmond,
for two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted at the front door
Of the Courthouse Of this county
A Copy-Tesle, BENNETT TOMPKlNs, D. C.
Nov % 57-wSw
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EN CHANCERY-VIRGISiA-A rules held in the
Il Clerks office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chuncery for the county of Caroline, at the Bowling
Green, in said county, on Monday the 9TH day OF No
ven,ber, 1886:
Charles T. Farish Plaintiff,
against
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Majority,

George H. Floyd CORNER clerk) was elected Clerk on
the second ballot (No,e above) After the election
Of the other officers and the transaction Of pre
minary business, both houses adjourned iii, Tomorrow
when it is understood Governor Lucas will send in his
annual message; after which they will commence rcgu
lar business. warm time is anticipated in regard to
the election Of United States SENATOR is though, the
election will BE- had resy early in the session. From the
above votes you will perceive tina, the Van Buren, party
have majority of eight joint ballot so it is thought
MIR. Ewings is gone case. His friends will make
most desperate effort in his behalf | do not think he
will be beaten by so large majority; but do think land
hnpe) from the best information can obtain, he will be
beaten. Governor Lucas, Judge Wood and Mr.. Allen,
formerly member Of Congress, are spoken Of US canG
dates for The station.-Gf0Jc.
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AEONT AIR, FOR SALE.-Pursuant to n decree Of
lYA the Crcui. Superior Court of Law and Chunccry
for the county Of Hanover, pronounced the 9Th day
Of October 1885, in the Of Nelson Nelson, and
others, shall, commissioner thereby appointed, pro-
coed 10 SELL at public auction to the highest bidder,
Tuesday, goth December, i5G. between the hours of II
and ! on the premises that valuable tract of Land
known Mont Air. the late residence Of Francis Nelson
Decd lying in the nppcr part of Hanover on the South
side of Little River adjoining the lands Of Capt Thos
Nelson and Mr. VIM. Fucher in healthy and agreeable
ncighborIood. 1t contains, by late survey, about 74O
acres, good portion Of which is in wood well timber
ed there from 50 10 Is Of fiat land the river
which is very productive in grass. The improvements
are dwelling house Of brick, with four rooms, barn.
stable and other necessary outhouses more minute
description is deemed unnecessary, persons DESTROYS
of purchasing will FIRST view the property: those wish
ing 10 do SO, will call Mr. Philip Nelson residing
the premises, who will take pleasure in giving any in
formation required
TeIms-One third cash, and The balance in install.
mcnts of one and years Bonds, with security, to
bear interest from the date required for credit payments
and deed Of trust the property 10 the pay
mens. FRANCIS NELSON, ConmiSSr
Nov. Is. 55-%tds
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se ApPAIlANNOCk ACADEMY.-Thi. INSTITUTION viii "nn
nc 18th ny january under the uirinird NJ
Charles Lewis. Principal, aided by COMPETENT approved
Tic long experience Of Mr. Lewis 30 the !nsr"cn"
I tn: lsk veil Git"Siri b. l>
service in the institution an amp!. pledge OF Tie r
and intellectual advancement Of those who may he committed IL ~
h" Of Instruction viii embrace all t inches o. goo"
Eaca! E!u"n,io embracing Natural Philosophy, tie T1" AID
par:ice o.: Surveying, Mathematics, ana .. Latin, G e. "ni
fi"nch Languages.
Tie whole cyucnsc nj iis institution incnis noai Tuition,
Washing with the cAcclon Of Bed Bedding and C'ns viii
be l21 Bed and Bedding. if furnished. Tie charge vii! be- "
Il is hnrcj, the enlightened experience ct the PiiLra Ia"
hcalncSs s;uaiion and the advantage Of "oo! Library
Will the Institution o! that liberal aiE"na"
enjoyed by for several years past.
Letters a,i:sd TIM InriP NJ Fll"h"ro' Ca"r" comfy
till 18th Discomfort and after that the i rhan'"k
AcaIrmy, the President ii Port Royal viii cccr i"i 81.
tcnun JOHN II. BERNARD,
Pst5'aeqt If BcGrd .! Tru>'t'.
:f!-,i
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H7EMALE EDUCATIONAL school will be opened
II the 9th Of january, at my residence, in Hano-
yer county, FIVE miles below the Court house, in which
Miss Ellen Z. Turner will instruct young ladies' in the
various branches Of an English education. The number
of boarders being limited, early application should be
made. Parents may expect the molas and Of
their children claim the attention of the nstrucrcss
This situation is considered by all who are acquainted,
to be uaconmoniy healthy. Letters addressed TO the
subscriber, Hanover Courthouse, Va, will be promptly
attended 10.
Terms-BoaTd and instruction in the English
branches, per len months, SS0 w
French, Is 90
RICHARD A. HUNDLEY.
December 10 63-w3w"
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rEIERSHnRG EE.M4LE SE.lkN.4Nl.


RS. Lucy Y. GRAY who has been i' nEy years engaged
W. in the instruction youth respectfully informs
hafanis Of Petersburg and lis vicinity that she ~" open female
GaY Of OcnbCr M:. Gray VII !r "uI
h expo ricnccd and wei qualified assistant cachcrs ]" m.l
thinking, train The GHd 10 act TO; " and
anuly-c of Hri,Cn substitute active mental
else reception OF uprmRon, will hc the haUc
this school The morals anI at tie
pupil, III REGARDED subordinate branches Of cHal
Instruction will he giy"n II Orih"srarhy, Defining Nig H.
Geography with the the Globes aE ,
Arithmetic, prccal History, modern and aacirt: ~
tura Moral and Mental Ph!o.orhy, Philosophy Of a'ura !
Botany t:.uo.y, Government Of the In'cd States. R
Chcmi.try, Astronomy aud iidioma'irS.
RhctoeuI Reading aud Composition will be attended IL tho
whole school.
The boarding establishment is connected will; the coc M
trrly under The control of tho Principal.
The female traccr number viii r"'c ~ The
family of Gray, will IhcInscr promote the
will enjoy the double ndvn"t"=" OF 'ai! instruction
attention. The in This sria
' Frr Tuition in Encl;.h Branches $!900
French drawing painting en:olry &c n rN,'a ehaTsrS
For i,o"n,ing ScIIinr, fuel l,h,, &C. $;5ro
Washing, $50"
Young i,s received for shorter period tLGH Whole
ny desirable lEat all should Ike school tie
o ming yet pupils admitted p"u, ta
dc uciiou made m absence, the expenses oil I'll" Inu'o" s
same VIII her the pupils present oI ah4cTi.
failure after engagement made, the sam
pupils will be limited, is important thut information c ron
Glcatci " ihOwt delay.
References DR.. Hill, AlcxanAai Rev 8. u Wilson a
=. Wexford, Rev. K. Wexford! NJ D., CEn C. Wexford e. i
Stcvcn,on Col Hugh Mercer Fredericksburg. Dr. Bnckcnr"r
Hon. VIM. Brock nbruu., Joseph James, Rlm"nt Hugh Nelson
Wn .Nkason, Thonns Atkinson Pc.cIsjurs James fou W.
Or, ~ ~ ~ t3-f
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November 1

EE .usctibc avl. associated themselves :o.cthc u%" u"
firm Of CRoucK & NIMo, exclusively 70: the purpose OF 'a
wholesale and retail" hay"
taken the house formerly occupied by Nm David n IT, ana more
recently by Jennings Aolm Goa where they viii !" fey days
open an extensive anil desirable Of P nu Fairy
Goods which, having been selected carefully and purchase"
feel that they shall he able 10 sell tvofahr
terms any rEy keeping article that M"
be called their iar showing their goods Al all times W."
the Rni persons TO buy unless "E
perfectly suited they far. themselves thai they VIII At '
dealers call and cNann" tH
stock before they supply themselves. IN)S. nMiI vi,
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THE PRESIDENTIAL ELEcrioN.-We learn from New
York that The Electors for that STATE 42 NUMBER voted
unanimously for Martin Van Buren,, for President, and
R. NJ. johnson, for Vice President of the United States
The following recaplulaton comprises the votes Of all
the Colleges that we have heard from:
VOTES For PRESIDENT.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, !
Buckingham c. H., Nov. e. 1886.
The parties Interested in the above order, will please
take notice. that have appointed WEDNESDAY,, the 18th
day Of January next commence the accounts and state
ens required by said order, which time they re-
quired 10 attend at my Office, at the Courthouse, With
the necessary papers, evidence, &c
Deco [Gl-w4w] ROBERT HILL, W. C.
YN CHANCERY-VIRGiyiA Rules held in the
Clerks office Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery FOR the county of hecklenburg on the
the first Monday in November, 1885,
Charles Ogburn adm de hSas uun, =j!t the will an
nexed of H0wel-P Harper decd: Lucy II. Harper and
Charles O. Harper and Angelina w. Harper, infants,
by the said Charles Ogburn, their guardian, Plaintiffs
Agans.
Martha Harper. Robert Moore, James On en- original
Fisher, and Thos. ID. Fisher DEF ts bill.
Charles Ogburn, admir-. de bonis non of Howell P
Harper, deco d., Charles o. Harper Lucy H. Harper and
Richard f. Harwc!l and Angelina W. his wife, pl'tAs
Against
Martha Harper, Elizabeth J. Moore executrx of Ro-
bert Moore, decd, Reuben A. Puryear, Thomas d.
Fisher, George Tucker, Henry Wilson. John W. Gre
CORY, Daniel Middagh and Joseph G. Farrar, Defen-
dants on an amended bill.
The defendant Thomas d. Fisher: not having entered
his appearance and given security according TO the act
of Assembly and the rules Of this Court and il appear
inrtom satisfactory evidence that he is not an nabit-
ami of this Commonwealth: On motion of the plaintiffs
by Counsel it is ordered that the said defendant do ap.
pear here on the first Monday in April ne It, that being
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some news
paper published in the City Of Richmond or Town of
Petersburg for two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted at
the front door of the Courthouse Of the said county
Copy-Tcstc, J.. DAILY, DC.
Dec s. 6i-wcw