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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-01-16

not taken out before
be sent to the Genera
ters.
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Austin Jno y.
Austin Nathaniel
| Anderson EucrecIa
Alien Herman
Acsoyd Hannah
Arnold ID. l..
Burgess }. p.
Bug Joel 2
Burgess Joseph
Brown Samuel
Bulia Eiizibeth
Bulla Thomas
Beason isaac z
EaekhOuse Allen
Bates John
Berry Joseh
Brown Sarah Arm
Brown John N
burgess Joseph
BARNARD Hartmann
Bond John
Bodkin Hugh
Drown Eli
Baxter Malinda
Banker Thomas
Bond A. Il.
Bancroft William
Coal p. b.
carson Elizabeth
Champion Jonathan
Conner Robert
Charles Nathan
Cook Jacob G..
iCamm William
Conner Stephen
Church Warren
{Chalfant Ruth.
Benjamin
Abram
jeremiah
hambers John 2
iCJlby EIIas
Gale Daniel
CLARK William l..
iClawson Isaac
| DAVIS Phanuel
Davis Henry
J Demos William
Dix Caleb
DAVIS William
Ellis Thnrsey
Ervin Peter 2
Ellis Joseph
Edgen Eli
Ellis Jonathan
/ Ella Thomas
Ensley James
Edwards William
Limerick Elizabeth
| +
Fleming Samuel ?
Foredice James
Frazer Beriah
Foster Miltada
Fleming Peter
Fnk Blijah
Furgusou Joshua
French Luke
Fnrnan William
FuIgham Josiah J.
Furgans Chris TOPPER
Farr Henry NJ. &.
Frazier Doradah
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| Graham Edward
Griffith Edward 2
Graham Joseph
Graham Phebe
Graft Thomas
Goldins John
Graves Mary
Grave David
Harris Mary X.
Ham 7ton Abram
Hodge James
Hays BAIL
Hunt Ann
HHif Chr;sty B.
Holsm AZ George
lIois i.indley NJ.
Howell, Needhan
Harrington n. +. 9
Hamon John
Haynes David
Hawkins William
Huff Jesse
ffinshaw Isaac
Holeman Isaac A.
HAT Joel
Han William G..
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-01-16

re the Stockholders OF the Branch
Bank at Richmond.
4 dividend OF three per cent. or the
stock IN shis Branch was declared by the
Etate Bcavd at their session in last month,
which ~.!l be paid TO stoe kholders on per
ssnal application or by attorney, deduct
ing the state tax for tie current year.
The remainder ofthc profits for the scond
half year being thrown into the Surplus
Fund. ELIJAH COFFIN,
18th me-: 10th, 1898. CASHIER.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-01-16

Richmond, Jan. 2nd, 1886.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-02
POET,,,R Z.
uMucH REMAINS rAscH9'

From the Suiiona, IHe9&genere'.(I .,,se of mol
A. tho National Intelligence Is inI the accon
in politics. mil Oh nunb.r axe London Az
pa", ;e vy;ne ,c scnt to for pua'iraoH. viii recon
bie Of being set simple and cntrs ,cs win nse wsh
asad hc 10 ine S as have imbed tho frae SP'" o. "
ions II the minds oil snch - '~ e.
A'''''"'> S0yc Of THE WATER -DRiNkEE.
81 DR. r. JoHSsoH.
a., o.,,, for me, bright water Tor me,
A. al ,yinc for the treunuous dehanehee:
!, rn,lc,h the bfow it cooeth The ofa'n'
!, r,,k,,h the faint one strong uSaI";
ruue. o'c the sense like a breeze toHtie sea-
An freshness like infant purity
oh. water, bright water far me- tor me;
CIV, wine give wine. TO The deSGncnre
FIJI TO the brm! Fill, fill 10 the bm!
Let the flowing crystal kiss the rim!
For my hand is steady, my eye is true;
For |, like the flowers, drink naught but dew
Oh! water, bri sht waters mine Of wealth,
Aad the it yicllcih viso. ana health
So wa,er, pure water, for me. tor me!
And wine for the tremulous de5auchcc
Fill again to the brim! asnn 10 the btlm!
straightforward life and limb
10 ,hc DAYS Of the aged it aidch lcn5th
To tho might OF the strong it a'lach strength.
!. iceshens tho heart il h'ish,ens Tho sight,
'Tis like Qusias goblet oil morning lIsT
So wNue, will drink nnu .ht but thee,
Thou parent Of health nnd energy!
When DER the bills, like gladstone bride,
Morning walks forth in her beautys pride,
Aul, eadn. band oi laughing hours,
Brushes the lev from the noilng flowers
Oh. cheoriy then my vorc Is heard,
NinsIiug with tia, of the soaring ht,
Who finscth abroad his mat ms loud,
A. he ftcshcns his wing in tho cold grey chul
But when Evening has quilted her she!icrinS yew,
DrowSily flying and weaving anew
Her du4ky mcSlIes ocr land and sea-
How gently, y sleep, fall thy poppies on INC!
For drink wRtcr, pure, cold and bright,
And nv dreams Of heaven the liveloas nshs
so, hurfah fer thee, Hntsr! hnrah. hurrah
Thou silver and sold thou art rihand and star!
IurTah, for bright water nurrph, hur:nh.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-02

ErtoGY UPON MIR. MADIsoS.-Ihe Committee OF The
City Council whom ii was referred 10 adopt such
measures as might be deem expcdi:nt 10 commemorate
the virtues and public services of James Madison, yes
,erdav waited upon ExPresldcnt Adams and invited HIM
TO pronounce Eu"gy upon the exalted character OF
tine Deceased patriot. Mr.. Adams happy TO an
nouncc expressed Il cheerful readiness 10 comply with
the request OF the City Councils From what we learn
OH this subject, have To believe That The Euo-
oy will bc delivered about the first OF September The sea-
SON Of the annual commencement OF Harvard Unve''
silly ElsInu illus. .Iuin %.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-02

fNNANTED TO HIRE, any number Of HsIeSOdied
w Negro -Ntn, for =. or years.-1'he Alabama,
Florida and Georgia Rail Road Company, engaged in
the location and construction OF Rail Road from PEN
sacua, ia West Florida 10 Columbus, in Georgia. dis.
lance OF 200 miles, DESTROYS to hire, for !, = or )
years, may he preferred by propretors, as many as
j 800 able bodied negro from lS to 40 or 43 years
of age to he employed in telling cutting. and hcwng
timber and in forming the excavations and entertainments
upon the route Of said Rail Road.
The Company offer the very lig, wages Of 5000 a
year hire for each and every able-bndied and healthy
negro man of the ages above specified. and will furnish
them with ample food and clothing, well as medical
attendance and medicines in d sickness. al the
Cvmpany's expense, and free nf charge 10 the owners
during the term Tor which they may be hired.
The last expressed offered the more cheer
tuv because the route of this Rail Road is confined
throughout, To perfectly healthy region Of country. OF
dry soil! covered by forests Of the lofty yellow pine
timber
The route throughout is cxcel!ed by portion of the
United States equal extent for the subrty OF It's eli.
male at all seasons OF the year.
The work is progressing upon the Southern division OF
the route that which adjacentt to Pensacola. Its
moteness from the of the Indian disturbances, being
about O miles from The nearest boundary Of the Greek
tribes and upwards Of $50 miles from the nearest boun
Diary Of the Semnnes is sufficient evidence of security
TO persons employed upon The road
The force employed upon the road will for wear 10
come. be within convenient reach of the Notifications OF
Pensacola and could, in of any emergency derive
ample protection from the garrsons belonging those
works. we'll as from Snlps O war 10 The
West India squadron some OF which always riding
anchor near the wharves of Pensacola.
Shareholders invited to ship send their hands
direct 10 Pensacola under the charge Of their agents
cyerSePrs and they will be received III the Company
service as they arrive.
Provided that 100 shall arrive from Maryland, Virgil
MIA. North Carolina. answering TO the description here
given before the LIST Of October next. and enter the
Companys service for term not less than year, the
additional of So ahead will be paid BY the Company
towards deraying the expenses Of their passages to This
place.
They will be expected TO he provided with one good
suit OF clio hes and good blanket EACH on Joinng
Those who apply first will nave 4 preference, and
kind treatment will be extended al who perform their
duty fairly.
Communications addressed to either OF the unders
ed at Pensacola will receive immediate attention, and
contracts will be concluded without delay.
WILLIAM H. CHASE,
Capt. u s. Engineers, President Of the Company
JAMES D. GRAHAM,
Major q. 5. Topl. Engrs., Engineer Of the Company
g. June %. 15-l2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-02
July l.. [20-tdsl Errrutors gf C0t. T. .hat

FEIANERN STAND-Being determined TO remove
d to the Southwest, offer for sale my well known
stand at Wilmington, in the county Of FInvanna: Stu
alcd on The main stage road from Richmond to Char
lo,tcsve and at the lrncton of the road leading from
Louisa Court house n New Canton. Scottsve and Pal
myra Being the main route to the Virginia Springs
Guyandot:e, &c. rs road is great deal travelled
The daily line Of ges from Richmond to Charlors.
vile STAY all night at his place. The situation is beau
tiiul elevated and very hcahy-thc water excellent
The buildings consist OF large and commodous frame
house. all necessary and convenient onihouses. extcn-
give stables. and good frame store house, al! in good
rcpair There arc attached $50 Of land of which
about one third is in cultivation, the residue well tim
bcrcd. The soil is good. and peculiarly adapted 10
growing the celebrated Fluvanna tobacco, and to co-
yer and plaster. A portion is now VOL Set in clover
and in timothy and herds grass For terms (Which will
be accommodating and further particulars, apply by let
ter, in person, 20 the subscriber at this place
WIN. J. COLE, p NJ.
Wilmington, Va, July ). l1-wr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-02

ETOR SALE. LOcast tirOrc, the residence Of the late
e Colonel Thomas Minor, deceased. This Farm
lies in the county of Spo,sy vann ten miles south OF
Fredericksburg on the atrapony River. aud contains
about 400 acres upwards Of 800 Of fist ra: low
grounds equal any land in Virginia. perfectly secured
from any rcshe, by canal 80 feel w'h"sldes the low
grounds large portion OF the high land Is first rate
tarnne land the unclrarcd land being well tnbered
with oak hickory ash, nc. The Improvements consist
Of dwelling house. kitchen larn, stable garden well en-
closed negro houses, orchards, nc, &c.
The Railroad from Richmond to Fredericksburg
passrs within n mile of this iarm. Il Is very seldom
That 50 valuable farm is offered for sale For farming.
planlinG grazing, there but icw farms in Eastern
Virginia equal ii the Mattapuny low grounds, for to-
bacco. wIea, timothy are universally known to
BE- the best lands in Virginia.
This valuable will be sold At public auction on
the premises on Thursday the 18th day OF August next,
on the following terms, to VITA credit during the ma
turai lie Of Mrs Minor and until one year after her
DEATH the interest to be paid annually from the day OF
sale, the purchaser will have the privilege of seeding
grain this fall and be supplied with as much com,
fodder, hay, stock, and turning utensils as he may
require on liberal credit Persons wishing To purchase,
will be shown the Farm by Mr.. Carter the ovcrsec
the premises, OF by esther Of the undersigned.
II. r. MINOR,
w. JACKSON,
In, 10O-1jS1 ErrruiDrs Df ('OL r. .fiu0r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-02

HnUBIIC SALE OF LAND.--A greeahIy TO the pro-
q visions Of the will Of Capt Ralph 9uaries dec d,
will he sold to The highest bidder on the premises on
The 10Th August the tract Of Land on wh'c the sa'q o
cecn lived lying in the upper end OF Louisa, on po'h
ds Of the road from Newark 10 Gord0nsvilr, and con-
,aining between , and 1000 acres \ good portion OF
this land is Iubacco land, all good farming land lies
well and is very susceptible Of Improvement J. lie con
terminated Louisa rail road when extended to G"rdonS,
viI must pass either through or very near it, and should
it stop at Newark this land will be entirely convenient
To il, being only mile lS" FROM that place 1t Will
be divided to suit purchasers. We shall! commence a
survey of il on the 2Iih inst when persons wishing to
do So will have an opportunity of viewing it: but either
Of us will at any other time take pleasure IN showing IT,
TrHMs-One. third cash: the balance in and years
NATHANIEL MILLS
DAVID THOMSON: Executors.
JNU. R.QUARLES,
H., IN oI-wtlnA-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-02

against - -,
henry T. Chilcs and Zaclarial w. Perkins, Sheriff
of Louisa county, administrator and appo ntec OF Lucy
Mchic decreased Defendants.
The Defendant. Henry T. Ches, not having entered
his appearance and given security according TO the act
Of Assembly and the rules Of this Court and it appear
ing the satisfaction Of the Court that he is not an m
Labant of this State: On The Motion oi The Plaintiffs:
by their counsel II is Grdcrtd. That the said Hem
r. r. Ches do appear before the justices of our SAID
Court at the Court house, the first day Of next Sep.
tr,nbrr term Of said Cogrt, and answcr the Plaintiffs
bill and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper printed in the CITY Of Richmond, Tor
two months succpssivcy, and posted at the front door Of
the Courthouse of This county. Copy -Tcsie,
JOHN HUNTER, c. l.. C..
IrIv : lT-wSw-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-02
BAsx OF VIRGINIA, July IS, 1896.

BANK OF VIRGINIA, July IS, 1885
ue President and Directors Of this Bank, not nav
ing authority under the charter and 'r Dy ysD i"n o
The institution to accept the Inc by
Tsy %" n congress- passed on the of sne last
.f I'. IN act to regulate the Depostes of the PUBLIC
money do hereby call meeting of tue s,oGkhI b Cv
said Bank to be held at the Banging houI NJ spo,embe
usrt for The purpose Of deciding The expeaeney o
receiving the Depos,es of the public money i" ss
&c VIRGINIA, on the terms specified in The act afoTesnau
Stockholders who cannot attend IN person, VII. .,
-, annoiul proxes to represent them at Tile hecl"s'
~ "lf Rv order of the Board of Directors, .
A. ROBINSON, JR., Cashier.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-02
(FoRM OF THE PowEE.)

(FORM THE FoWEEJ
Kao,c all men by these presents, That
If do hereby appoint
substitute or proxy to represent co..
called meeting of the Stockholders OF the BANK OF
Gina to be held on Thursday the first day Of September
r at tie Banking house, in the City OF klch'nonu'
and in name and behalf to vote respecting tne pro-
position for which the said meeting has been caeI
In witness whereof, have heIeunlo SET ma"u
I'D :" senI This day of in the year 1876.
sgocd. sealed and acknowledged } IL. 81
in the presence of on 49,.
Julv ID. ~'--'u'"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-02

EgTllEAT FANS MANUFACTURED IN Eirh-
w moHd-The subscribers respectfully inform the
farmers Of Virginia, that they manufacture and keep
constantly hand Whea Fans, which they believe 10
be superior to those commonly used in this part of the
country. They submit the following certificates for the
information Of those who unacquained with their
Fans and pledge themselves every effort to merit
WooDARD & CARLL.
have one of Rice's Improved Patent Wheat Fans.
1t is superior any have tried, inasmuch, that
found il unnecessary TO pass that part of my crop which
was for market but once through the Fan. If others of
the kind could be otlincd, would not take twice
the cost for the one have. W. ~ TURPlN.
Powhalan, Feb. lst, lSJ6.
PowHiTAS County. Va.
This to certify that purchased of john Woodland,
one Of Rices improved patent Fans manufactured by
Woodard d. Carl in The City of Richmond which
find cleans grain with less labor, greater speed. and
takes out more filth than any other fan have
in operation. also believe it 10 be more durable than
any ether fan In short would not dn without Of
them should they cost 500. have cleaned hrashcd
wheat sufficiently clean from the chaif in operation.
10Th January 1896 WIN. DRAKE.
CAROLINE, pr Ist, 1886.
purchased one Of the fans manufactured by Woodland
& CarIl which find expels filth, cleans wheat with
more speed, and less labor, than any fan have in
operation. IflO- lALiat EhO
CAROLINE CouSTY 9th Feb ls;36.
This is to certify that purchased of Rice's pa
tent improved wheat fans manufactured by Woodland II
Car oil Richmond, Wicn Hnu cleans DttleF tnhn any
fan have ever used TtlOS HURT.
WoopArp & CAR11 have also on hand, several four
horse ,hrashing machines which they will sell low for
cash Their shop is at Ricketts, Immediately opposite
Mr. VIM Changers grocery store.
April 20. lle-wt
SITUATION WANTED.-An elderly Lady, who has
SS had some experience in the management Of faTni-
w. wishes 10 obtain situation as honse.keeper. She
has recently laugh, school, which did not agree with
her; bu, should situation offer in healthy section Of
country she would be willing to take charge OF small
school Her terms will be moderate, and she would pre-
fer to reside in a religious family
n. B.-The applicant can be seen or heard from, By
applying at Mr.. William Mayo's, ShockH Hill.
April Is. lift
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-02

COLD Consecutive copy from the New York Ire
nng Post the following remarks respecting the coinage
of quarter eagles
I'VE been asked WHY quarter cls's are NOT chHea NJ
= This lpwr Denomination CT COLL cuI"' poe
authorized bv law cCia4 they Ii the CO.
vgrnnrlt ovlc substitute Tor small notes, has Inc
pw agrs. The malt eagle, which IS INC most
common substitute for five io!!IT note NO dell
and hi III silver heavy load for ones purscu, IL ! Hey
pcccpti' weigh; or bnik The 1AnKS IN ms tE nave
quarter eagles !"i.'' =. ,,,-
On inquiry We find that long ago May, 1873, in
structnns were given by the Treasury Department. to
the officers Of the Mint conne the coinage OF gold 10
quarter eagles unless when otherwise required by epo-
sors Those instructions have lately been reiterated
so that, hereafter if there should be any compliant on
account IF rity | ,osG the posi- 'oIS' u'u
Mi the Government, most be baned-I6.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-02
Courier and Enquirer Office: !

NEW IURk, July "a
Mare N,acy-It is stated upon what is drcIned good
authority that The Bank Of the United States have made
loan to the house of lluttcngem Co. OF Paris, OF
TWELVE MILLION DOLLARS, Mt four per cent iHte-
rcst and that more can be furnished nj the rate, /!
wanted 1t also stated that agent Of the Paris house
arrived here on Saturday. in The Siive dc Grasse and
LEFT the same day Tor Philadelphia. This is ii, subject
for GENERALIZATION 10 the coumrrcIa! community.
Mare ficid The Silvic de Grassc. arrived al =. York
from Ilavre brought 2 900 francs gold, consigned
t, George Ncwbo4, (Bank Of AmrricaJ 40a707 francs
gold and 600 0G0 francs silver, to JCowPcrthwae, (3ank
of the United Sla'rs and 10000 francs 10 De Ram y
Aloore--amounling in all 10 neatly SaGU,0U0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-02

I'll
a sdent and Directors of the Louisa Railroad COM
r ot Louisa Courthouse. on Tuesday, the llth day
nr june lS36-Present Frederick Harris, president;
Charles Y Kimbrough, Jas. NJ Morris, ChaTIes 1h"hp-
con and Thomas Johnson, Directors: ::
R,soircd That this board looks to the extension o The
on;sa Railroad TO the Valley of Virginia. in The drec-
lion of Harrisonburg, with much interest.
Rcs0ired That the success i'll obtaining subscriptions
in ,bc short time since the opening OF Tic books las
hoor such rs to warrant the confident cxPcctaon, that
nv proper exertions funds may be raised TO cXleha e
road u least as far as Godpnsvc in the county oil Or
augc. 80 - $500
Rcsolrsd That if the amount of funds necessary can
he attained this board thinks it decidedly for the inter
cs of the company TO extend the Railroad al least as
far as Gordonsrille speedily as possible
Rcsofred That the citizens Interested IN the extension
IF the road be invited to cooperate by their influence
and ptons in raising the necessary lunds Tor te
prosecution of this important work 80 -.
Ordered, That the President and each OF The directors
Of this Board be authorized 10 receive SUBSCRIPTIONS "
the stock Of the company and that books be opened on
the first day of July next for receiving subscriptions
at Louisa Court.hcsr under the direction OF Joh nun
ter and Nathaniel Thompson, or either OF them; Ill uor'
donsyr under the direction of Charles Beae aud VII
liam F. Gordon or either of them; at Orange Court;
house under the direction Of Reynolds Chapman and
Edmund Ia ylor or either Of them; at 1tyorSvl!c I'M
der the direction Of William d. Taylor and Edmund
Winstnn or either of hem at Walters la"rrm IN spot
svlvana. under the direction OF Lewis RAWLINGS and
John Bingsly. either of them; at BarbonrsVi!!r
under the direction James Barbour ST., and Philip l.
Barbour or either Of them; at Jackson Tavern under
the direction of David Richardson and William Nelson
OF either Of them: in Richmond Under the direction OF
Conway Robinson and David AndcrsJn r. or either OF
them and that such commissioners receive two dollars
upon each share subscribed al the time "i subscribing
and that the said books be kept open until the further or
der OF this Board.
NATHANIEL THOMPSON, Gierk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-02

wN CHANCERT-EineISlA;- ~ ~ 49, cnmotv
Court of Law and Chancery held 0r f1ei'''0o '0o''
June 10, 1876: Plaintiff
Henry Anderson,
yyiiI;a y Wren Sergeant Of the city OF Kchmonu
and Committee and Administrator WIN te ,,. pssdent
ed Of Lewis Eisennenger, deceased, a"I '' c -.
and Directors OF the Ltelnry Funo, Ion.e,, of
Tt;s nso came on This day 10 be hcnrd, by consent
the narcs. on the BILL answers nf the ueienuan'' u'
Tie exhibits filed, and argued by c"unscl v" , Tho
dsrotiop whereof the Court being OF opinion l'a
Io;n,i is entitled TO sale of The lnds III thr
n'r. mentioned. doth adudgc, order and decree; t'a'
p.r,rd Whai,rs be, and Inc Is hereby, appointed C
missioner to make sale OF the "Ii@"ing h'r
,nh for cash. in front Of The Eagle ilol' III tne Ivy
~ Richmond, viz: one Tract containing twenty-five
rJ spvrn hundred and eighty Eight and one quar-
49,. 400. ,rran,cd TO James Swami. ana delinquent !"
VIZ , II, the county Of Russell Virginia. from Tue year
IS1J 10 1898 inclusive, and in the name oi he" 1
ncngrr in that county, from l7 10 BOOK of
fran (prred since that date TO The EoIi'iS'i"'''
si,nwci county in the Of the said Lewis E<eh
,,ppger: one other tract, containing s'A'ee'' .,-
rns in the county Of Bath, in Virginia; ana l''e o
,o,s ,pr containing glt thousand i've huhuFcu ''
"'', r oo,,,,iniuG II thousand FIVE hundred acres
1 ,. o,h,r containing eighteen thousand acres, !! W.
nm Knap's and Beaver Creeks ana Gfec'o''ct 'i'.
fin. comfy OF Pocahontas. Or SD much u '''c S'u
W. ;c.n, To satisfy and pay all tn" expenses o.
DIS '' RI his suit the amount, with legal interest
,L, oS day of April 1896, advanced by inc pam
,;ns far REDEMPTION from the President ana D!eGoI :"
the Literary Fund of the said Ends an" ,lie JG i;
I;I H. tho rI,ni' against the defendant William
I 3D. Wren Sergeant Of the city of Richmond t" whosS
lands tho .sl,Ie Of Lewis EisenncnGcr, deceased iH
bee" committee for w'n ms sb sn'nf thi!
'a h; a;ycn a, least six weeks previous notice OF
s bs iis and place of such sne by il"
serted in nne at eas of the papers published in the cY
Of Richmond, and in the LcwisbuFs AlleghanIa Inu
nm, of tire proceeds of such sale. shall first deray Ill
muses. attending the same shall then pay all The costs OF
this snt and the residue shall deposi'e in the Bank o!
VIRGINIA. to the credit of this causr subject to the !utne
order of the Court And the Court doth inr'hct
rirr and Decree that the said Defendant " imam
WAN de- render an account Of his administration OF the
csnt Of the said Lewis Eizcnmenger, deceased, before
on, Of The, Commissioners of this Court who Is hereby
directed to state and report the with any matter
nno;"lI S:,,d deemed pcr,inent by himself, which
NAV be required by the parties 10 be stated - r.
a Cupy-Tcstc, }. hoN'N"ON' " "