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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-11

YEYO T0mns PcWon Hnckinson-ln pursuance OF
q the directions confirmed in the decreial order OF the
county Court Of powhatan. in the suit Of VIM LhrnanIt
and wife rS. the said Thomas Peyton Hutchinson and
Others the undersigned, Commissioners under said or
der hereby notify the said Thomas Peyt"n Hutchinson,
that there is now in the hands Of said Commissioners.
the said Thomas Pryton hutchinson portion OF thr pro-
cecdS Of the sale of certain negroes held by In" late
James Hutchinson dccd of Puwhatan, for life, and at
ter his death with remainder to the said llos T. Hutch.
inson and oihrrs-which if not applied for in reason
able time wi!l be disposed of b. the sad Court, to tie
brothers and sisters of the said Thomas p Hutchinson,
Oh the presumption of his DEATH he has not been heard
OF since The year lc23at which time he was then an
inlabltant of i'll the State OF North CuT"IIna
JOHN W. NASH.
lIENRY J.. HOPKINS;
February j. GS6-wiwI Commissioners.
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-. ryoI.iREH Is published twice week, generality an"
81 Il" week curing the Of the State LEGISLATURE
tars ~ Five Dollars per annu"' payuns III "'-
rr" - chartered specie bunks (ou'y? VIII DC re-
. - "c Tho Editors Wiz saatIntss inc ih u" SS wri,ss
i' but at the discretion oil inc
,Sf' y" ,ii arrca.a.cs have been PaId ui. ~ ,u
L. w,,.y- will guarantee the pa! "ie"' VI " f't'
s,r~ the :calh ;'n, VIC or ,nvrRTIslNG
r,,c or less fir insertion i5ccntS each coh''nus'
~ W" iuscrtcd unt it ha' either been pau 'o
.''reH;S w. ,,r ,.,sou IN this city its cnrironS
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a VARIABLE FARM FOR oAi.,.--Chc sub
IA s:rhcr Offers for sale his tri" %! Land living IN :"c
c"lntr Of Chesterfield. eight miles above Rchm"nd ard
within half mile Of James River containing 30 acres
u about equal portions oi cleared aud wond land This
Farm has lrcn so improved by careful management aud
the of clover and plaster that nearly Tic whole {" 1t
now produces clover kindly About ~ acres are good
creek meadow. a part OF which is i'll herds grass
and produces fine crops. The wood has just been
cleared away from 80 Of good tobacco aad which
may be brought into cultivation with very lt" ab,r.-
The wood iurd is valuable tru;m its contiguIiy to
the River and hr facility with which the wood be
carried to Richmond. The wood is worth 70 cents
per cord as it stands the land and contracts for the
sale of several hundred cords at that price annually.
now hc made Tie improvements are nearly new: and
sufficient for the comfortable accommodation OF iani
w. The situation is healthy and the water fine. During
my absence, applications may be addressed to my bro
thrr, Col Peter F. Smith, Of Manchester, (who is fully
empowered to sell and convey the land.} or to my Nama
ger hlr. Thomas Chcatial, upon the premises, who
will show the land to persons disposed to PURCHASE it:
JORDON SMITH.
p 81 wish also 10 sell Sc Of land, upon most
Of which the wood is standing lying within three and
half miles Of Manchester adjoining TIC lands of MIR.
Green Hail. Mr. Fisher and Others J.. S.
Oct 20 iS--tf
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Feb H..

yaNlNBER TlMBERM-The highest prices will he
4 ry:a for good seasoned wheel spokcs aud r!!ocs.
I..y,rahI a, the Penentiary. Immediate delivery is
selected. For information respecting them, apply either
u Co ChlcS 5. Morgan, Superintendent, or to
TIOS. G. MONCCRE, &. \.
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TEyAVERN PROPERTY FOR l,EASE.-For Rent
h or Lease, the Tavern at Rockiish Gap on the Blue
Ridge or Mountain, with the Farm and about half the
necessary Furniture for the house The gcograp hical
situation is not excrcd nor it be cquacd by any III
the world for health and novelty Of scenery and is the
main t!croughare for travellers to and from tho West
and Southwest (Jctwcen Charlottesville and SlaunonD
there being gap Of easy access except this, for 10
miles either way, which brings the roads 10 focus at
this point To cross the mountain The house is very
large and commodous, having twenty odd rooms, and
now i'll good repair. wish tn acquire for this situation
tenant of good qualifications for the business to such
an one it would be permanent home and large bust
ness as the travelling is immense, particularly during
the Spring, Summer and Autumn mnnlhs-lhe Virginia
Springs contributing largely thereto Applications I"
me. now at the Columbian Hotel, Richmond, where
shall remain for trlc-ailcr which, shall be at the
premises, near Brooksvillc Post Office, Albemarc:
SAMUEL LEAKE.
February :. So-2n"o"
az The Frederick brg and Petersburg Constellation
TO the above each the amount OF s. % an! for
i.o.I.n
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THyWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Nan away
q from the farm Of the subscriber, on Sunday night
the 9Th instant, negro man narnrd Bob sometimes call"
cd Bob Christian he is thick, well set fellow, dai
skin large fiat nose about thrtyvc years DID, feet,
or 10 inches high has the left eye, occasIoned
by burn; had on when lie went away dark drah clothes
Of home made CLOTH and blue ovcr.coa has wife at
Mr.. William B. Moc"ck's, (Ncw Kent Court honsPi
has = mother 1T Col John II. Christians in Richmond,
and relations at Gen j. B. Ifarvcs farm. the ChIcka
hominy.
The above reward will be given for The apprehension
of the said slave, if lodged in Jail in lenrco or Goocn
land; and the SAINT with reasonable charges paid,l deli
vcrcd to me at Tuckaloe, Goochland county.
Lam ~ T70-trl f. l.. WIGHT.
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yaaV ADVERTISEMENTS.

" n,r,,,.r the business formerly done b. him. will
.,.rsstirr be conducted under the firm OF thomas u
On ,res 4 Co-Pcg>onS Ill want oil p'y ""'u may 'e
=, non finding always general assortment, ana upon
as 'h'o''"'~ THOMAS d. QUARLES,
VIZ, door nLore Mr. f. Jaie's. H. ST., 4ockG HtA.
S-Ord,rs from the country shall have spcciaI al
,?n,!nn. ca &,
Feb H. -
raJiIE IMPORTED BLACK ARABiAN-:lh!s
ior:,Ii,l ir, black Arabian has commenced his Sc
J s.,c,n AZ Thomas Fluurnoys 5, in Prince Edward
.,v u mile, south Of the Court. House. II miles
,s, n Ch7rlotc Courthouse. Is via kcysv!lIe from
nr.u,urr Court. House, at $40 the season, winch may
~. dis hlr.cd ~ the payment OF S'o, II pad BY the
.,rI NJ ur al which the season ends; u to IN
warn n,yabl. when the mare is asccrtalncd to be
-, o,l c parted with 81 to The Groom for each mare.
M-s thai failed last season. will be insured this al the
season price. .
I;,rG ras;rracc for mares left with the horse, gratis,
aud v.l, .;; i! rcnrcd, AT twenty five cents per day.
Gr, personal attention will be given by Thomas Flour
,r;. btl, 10 lIlhiiilr Tor accidents or escapes.
BLACK Arabian was presented ~ the Emperor OF Mo-
rocco m the l. States Consul al Tangi ers, doubtless
marked evidence o. his friendly feelings 10 our Govern
iea and sold 10y GREER OF Congress, IL puolc auc'
ton Feb. 9-th. 80.
Tin. n,,, nav Re agarc Of the fact that il is extreme
+ .ri to purchase the t'l.i.hloodcd Arai"n and no
.,a; lie Emnrrn7 o: Morocco would have been highly
qsu" i; a offer 20 purchase Black Arabian, even at
AZ ex,tayaaant price. Many good judges have pro.
unGn""a lin, IN Mi respects the finest horse they ever
lw lie Is cjg,t wears old ,his Springfield FIVE feet
Ei., lta,i ior ira1an} -. great muscular powers
>nipon graceful %c,i"n--und commanding in his gene
raj appearances. lie exhibits all the traits IN character
and ipm Of .r genuine Arabian. lie has proved HIM
III 10 lie an rncommony sue tna.gcttrr. We refer
,e public perfect which presented as an
.!aceucn, breed from this horse We consider him
tie cHcapr>; horse in this country, and well calculated
,on?2yc The delicate long legged horses of the prcr:'i
day. IuOMAS Fly hNOi'
JOHN +. EDMONDS.
r.h II S.l-2iF .w;lM w3A
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WE7M. B. HAAlLIN. (laic ef Td..) ATroESEY AsD
w CorxsE,IoR At LAW, offers his professional ser
vices to his friends and the public. Address: Summer
vile, Tennessee. loo-"omJ Nov IL.
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I ~, ~

8 CilANCLiti -fIRGISIA.--At RuiH held in the
b. Clerks office Of til" Circuit Superior C"ur. "t Law
and Chanccry Tor Guochand county: tic ID day Of
November, lc;",:
Jackson Mills aud John s. Fleming, l'lI:iS.
against
Elizabeth Lowry. widow Of Noel Lowry, dec d.. and
Branch Archer Lowry. and Cynthia Lowry, children
and heirs of said Noel Lowry, dec, DcfS.
The defendants not having entered their appearance
and given security according 10 The act CT Assembly and
the Rules of this Court ana it satisfactorily appearing,
that they arc not inhabitants of this Commonwealth. il
is ordered that the said defendants 10 appear h"fnrr the
Judrc Of said Court al the Cuurlh"usr nt said coun
ty on the first day Of april Cunr next: and answer tho
Plaintiffs BILL and that cop: "l tins order be forthwith
Richmond for two months sucrcsxivrly, and that
thcr cov b. posted at the front door Of the Courthouse
of this County.
\ Copy-Tcstr, W. MILLER. c. I.
I,u 3O Si--wSw
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a DMlNiSTRATOR'S NOTlCE.-Ail persons in
r tcb;cd To- ,hrcstac OF the late Mrs Sarah w. White,
deceased hereby notified and required to make n'nc
%n'' payment - HE uudrrsigned-And all persons hay
~ can> ?cauS the said estate will present then duly
al..NEiLclirn 81 naylurut.
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HSRANClS \. DlCKINS, at the Cityof Washington,
4 having resigned The appointment hcld by nm Tor
Tie last seven wears in the Treasury and War Depart
ments in relation, principally, to evolutionary Claims
offers his services in attending to Claims before Con-
rrcss and other branches of the Government as well as
such other business may require the aid OF an Agent
Al Washington He also offers his services in prose
cutting Bounty Land Claims against the State oil VIZ
cinia locating Bounty Land Scrip, on The cotton lands
Of Arkansas Louisiana, and Mississippi; recovering
Bounty Lands in Ohio which have been sold tor taxes
and in recovering claims in foreign countries
Letters must be post paid. ..
Feb 6. |'-'t
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nEI Of informing their customers that in consequence
g their Store and Goods having been destroyed hy the
lat" ic !:Y have removed to No. II. Broad Street,
'.icte they vii. open an entirely Stock Of British
and Domestic Dry Goods. which they will Offer at whole.
sic The lowest market prices. They assure their
.cnds tint the assortment of goods in the Aarkc.
generally. Tins Spring, will be complete as formerly,
and II, ei!ar, will he wanting on the part of the New
York Merchants 10 deserve that patronage which they
nav" hc:r,oin-r extensively enjoyed.
New York, Feb J. lS:G SIT
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d. ~ REWARD for the apprehension Of DEN
y GU Ms, negro man belonging 10 the Esnte
OF Anthony Waddy, jr, dec die made his escape
about the mddi" of December laSt--Nhrn last heard
OF. he seeking passage TO Richmond ;y bo#i irrm
(inochand G.. H. He is rather uw black cnmp A"n
ilcsy face polite and intelligent; about 10 wears old
He has probably obtained Tree papers and is seeking
p!oymcnt brick layer and plas:crrr, may In max
i.,m his way to free Stat".-Ih" above Reward
Will be given to any person who will deliver him 10
in Louisa county. or secure him in Jail.
GARLAND Il. WADDY,
.7dm'r. Of .in'hony Unddy jr.. der'd.
Ian Ii 11-r2SF
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"a INTER RRANGEMENT.-TwIC \ WEEK
w Inc Steamboats, Columbus and Pocahon,as, to
t4H from Norfolk and Baltimore, will commence on
'7nfay. The 1lii l'ccrmbcr TO only twice week;
t1''n- Baltimore and Norfolk every Monday and Thurs
|'y morning. at 10 o'clock; and and after Thurs
C'! Ns ~! January, lc:, they will run only once
week, leaving Baltimore every Thursday and Norfolk
"'E Monday morning. at 10 o'clock. Should the ma
"n ne, VIII be landed ii Annapolis. us formerly.
Inc !aiick Henry wiIilcave Norfolk every Tuesday
am "day morning. for Richmond, and return every
sunday aud Wednesday.
t">>i@r and fare 10 Norfolk So. All baggage at the
''S :: o. III" owners. JAMES FERG USSON. .lgcat.
baltimore. December t. Eft
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PREACHER WANTED.-I wish to employ in my
il family Lady qualified TO teach the usual orahci'-
es Of an English education. Any communication I" me on
,Lo subject must he directed TO buckingham g. r., Va
January 49, [7o-l2tl J. w. CAN'T.
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ia "ep'oy for the prescni Te e LADY, aualitrd to
the !'c ordinary branches of an English education;
latter Language, painting and music, though the
Jan =, I''' Indispensable. Address to this Office.
' -. 7a--2awJw
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BYREDERlCK A. MAYO, Book Binder: soiic'tS Inc
q public once more, i'll the course OF - years eHpr
ricnce in this city, for portion of patronage IN ms ne
(if as mechanic he deserves such) LIS 1re"@S a.,u
customers. including Clerks of The different Courts
through Virginia, are respectfully invited.
n; His Bindcry is situated on the Main srfct, near
the Market Bridge, MIR. YIN. Palmer ana mex, 10
p Sm;,,'s bookstore ISI-Gtl January 80.
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a STALI,ION.-I wish 10 sell or farm out, young
"a Stallion, not inferior in purity of pedigree to any
horse in America He will be five years old next Spring,
bu has never appeared on the turf of an
c!cn, a, birth, which ruined him race horse and
Impaired his beauty His parts excepting those injured
are very ne he is of GOOD size and of tho richest dark
bay color with legs black nearly up to his body Tie CO.
f,al. gc,er He was got by Gohanna his dam by Sir
Alfred his grand dam by Sir Harry, his great grand dam
was taxalls fine imported mare Pomona, got BY "or'
Eccl;nsr Terms moderate ABB. CRUMP.
ptwL,,,r E.bruarr > SJ-2awGt
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JAMES RAWLINGS,
.Mmr. If Mrs. SarGh ". White. dcccnstd
Jan. J. 1,}--2awSw
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MW ISSlSSlPPl LANDS FOR SALE.--Ihc Sub.
w scrber offers for sale, on accommodating terms,
several tracts of Land varying from 20D to 5000 acres
each in the counties of Washington, Rankin: and War
rem in the State Of Mississippi. Some Of the tracts IN
Rivers and all of them believed TO be- first rate. Emil
grants and others wishing to establish plantations in
either of these counties, might do well to confer with the
subscriber Ncsburg in his absence with his friends
Mcssrs J. j. Chewing and VIM. H. Sims, of the same
Mace from which some Of the tracts but short dis
lance -Rcrcncc for further information is made to DR.
VIM. J. Scott and Mr. Thomas Green of Richmond,
Virginia. join L. oColm.
Dec. 81. L-2ot
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HEENRY full brother Of Monsieur Tonson: will stand
q the ensuing scasou (l5:iG) in the vicinity Of Hall
fax North Carolina, al fifty dollars the season, and Sc
vcn;vvc dollars insure From his great size, supe-
rior bone and finish his Citizen and Medley blood, 1t is
believed that stallion is better adapted TO the Archy
and double -ArcIy Mares (Which abound in Halifax and
Northanptonl rs cross, beth in t0r and ond, than is
Ilrury. For his Memoir and Engraving, ian Engraving
which by no means docs justice 10 the horsc) see the
March No., 1885, of the American Turf Register. He
WA ~ BALE PEYTON.
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GLATE LANDS FOR SALE-In conformity with
~ decree pronounced by the Superior Court Of Ca;I-
Gerry, held for the Staunon District August the 18th,
1880, in suit between William NJ Swoope plaintiff,
and John Nicholas and Alexander Garrett, defendants,
SHALL the 9Th day Of March next, the tavern of
John Anderson, in the town of New Canton sell at pub
nc auction, to the highest bidder, for ready money, The
Land and appurenanccs in the proceedings ofsaid suit
mentioned.
The land to which the decree refers tract contain
ing hundred and fourteen acres lying the waters
of Slate River and Hunts Creek one mile below the
Virginia Mills and three miles above New Canton anu
the recently erected furnace of the buckingham lrun
Manufacturing Company
The Land is fertile, aud contains abundant quantities
of Slate, of the kind well known in the Richmond
market by the name of james River Slate.
If the day above advertised prove incrment the sale
will be made the first fair day thereafter Sunday
ecplcd. GEO. NJ. PAYNE, Commissioner
February l. SG-2awtds
ssALE OF NEGROES-WilI be sold, to the highest
Ky bidder, for cash, at Ancerson's Brick Tavern, in
Louisa county, the 22d day of February, Gnsl) %
negroes belonging 10 the Estate Of Anthony Wnddy r
dec d. consisting of men. women boys and girls very
likely and valuable, among which two pair very good
Sawycrs. GARLAND +. WADDf,
?dm'r. Of .1nthony Ituddy, Jr.. deceased
Feb 3 S5-tts:
EEOUSES MD LOTS Jar <ait, in The turn IF Co.
e 8 lmnatia, ITuraHna couaty, fa.-Thc undersigned
having determined 10 10 Richmond, Offers the
following very valuable and desirable property for sale,
viz very large three story st"mc'hosr. at present IN
compclc repair: and in every respect we'll adapted as
country HOUSE, and suited 10 extensive aud gene
raj trade, having attached thereto suitable warehouse
what otisc smoke. house, Carria.c house. stables: &c.
logrlh" with garden in good order. The above house
aid premises, with few alterations might be made
suitable tavern, NC, Tor which, in this place, at present,
there is very f0iring opcWHy.
Also spacious and convenient Glniy residence in The
eligible part Of the town: having attached thereto
he necessary ou houses, ice "uar, and excellent
GARDEN
Also, one house and ln which is well adapted FOR
lanyard, for which there most desirable opening in
this !cc al present. as he nearest establishment Of that
kif:; nt any note is twckc miles distant.
A!<n eight lots well enclosed, and IN high state OF
cultivation. lie thinks it useless /" comment OH III" adj
vaItaEcs that viii II short t:nr be- derived III this
place from The james River and kanawIa improve
mentS which now in progress: and will run within
i'w yards al! mos, ni the above lots.
Bcing .f"iy a~arc that any description he might at
tempt give would fall very short upon examination Of
tic property, and the future improvement of the place,
he prefers let those who NAV be drsnus to purchase,
cxt;nc and decide for themselves. Apply Oh the pre-
niScsto JOHN M'ENTIRE.
Columbia. Feb. rJ2aw3w
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NylL, by Monsieur Tonson,cdaa, IsShea-wll
a stand the ensuing season QS3G) at Hal1tax Court,
uH.r IN nj thirty dollars the season. and orty-hve
dlsnT Il, nsnre His performances are too we'll known
in Virginia 10 require comment That he was race,
horse Of the first class at all distances. manifested in
his contests with TriHe, Medoc Mucke,J on' Jessup
horse and his dams were runners to the latest genera
tons. He has grown and spread very much. and is in
form most striking likeness Of the Godolphn Aianian
AS TO his pedigree, it without bemSh, and VIII DC
giycu With ~ pa !Sru,anr due time. lie Will be
under tie direction c. sir. Robert S. Woodng.
January IA. tI3--lSl BALE PEYTON.
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Il (h;., LE-4H0 Of good Land, On the
raoud '.I""Aominy; lies WE'LL eight miles from Rich
>1w.I;,I y heavily numbered, and within half mile of
land some buildings and about one fourth Of the
a; Tho ns' Possession given Immediately. Enquire
Dsccmbc: H. ."' ny u Enquirer &c
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r r;n ana thorough bred horse MINOR, from Viz
Mill VIII make his frs, season in the vicinity Of
,rnl,rs n Ge"Tsia this Spring, 1886 Further par
:-,-Tri - Sl-2awIw
w.. 70, c Journal is requested insert tho above twice
"ee"S, and send their office cnilec
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n" HE MERCHANTS OF VIRGlNlA.-The
e ''osc'hTf having been amongst the sufferers in the
si e""liagraon Of the 10Th and 18th of December,
S his entire stock ri goods, bcgs leave to inform
'us,nrTS and purchasers generally, that he has made
preparations 10 get up fresh supply. and now
=" "ra>rrc u: acqnanng them that lie is daily re-
H"'n '''> nanu'actu!y the various articles in his
NJ first rate assortment VIZ Stocks, Shirts.
I ,""r$ i"$om< >@$pcndcrS, &c., and earnestly
ia Ii'''''aic" cl lclr tavors at ID. Cedar street.
he bND'" "F" remark TO those merchants. with whom
' mad The pleasure of dealing. that for many
HAS pad particular attention to the anufactory
so'oS y, his line. rs are we'll calculated for the
s,, "h' Western trade. and feels confidence in as.
o., purchasers that lie will be enabled to supply them
In ,%d; "''"> as will give entire satisfaction.
n.r 10 his severe loss in the destruction OF his
s ":G Tie misfortune to lose all his Books and
inr ' consequently has 10 rely upon those who are
and xi "'n 10 furnish statements OF their accounts,
,... ;r - I'm make it convenient TO pay IN q short
'' '"Afe' Il particular obligation.
, WARREN CARTER,
''i'Hacinrrr %! Stocks. Shirt Collars, NC.
Neuy., IL, Cedar street, late $50 Pearl.
."'N' =',i January, lcH. S3-3m
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I'm VIEG!SIA.-At Rules held III the
FL Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chancery for fIuranna County, IN January iS53:
John n. Gunlcr and Garland Lilly administrator on
the estate of his late wife Pamela d. DECREASED formerly
fnTcla ID. Guntrr, which said john and ia'lrt D dc
ccascd, children and distributes OF john Gunlcr de-
ceased, Plaintiffs,
against
Mary \. and Rhoda a. Guncr, children and dstrihn-
tees of Jeremiah Gunrr, deceased who was one OF The
children and distributes Of john Gnncr, deceased,
Richmond Terrell Sheriff of Louisa county. and cUul-
m!ticc Of the estate Of John Goner, dec d, una'ln's-
crd by Enos Guntrr, former administrator thereof Da-
rd Lpscoinh executor OF Enos Gunlcr dec d, thomas
Gunter, OF John Guntrr, GrlI Mary i. Guncr,
William Dickinson and Frances A. his wife late Fran
crS Il. Gunlrr, John Gunter Judith Guncr, and Enos
Guncr, which said Mary l., Frances ~, John, Judith,
anu Enos children and distributes oi Euns Hunrr,
deceased Of the said John Guncr, SEN, dec d: and
which said John Gunter, jun Judith and Enos, are IN
hns under the age of twenty-one ycars-Aary o. Ware,
john Ware and Susan J. his wife: John Ware and Pa
1lel. F. Ware which said Mary e., Susan John (last
namcd,) and Pamela T., children of - Ware and
Pamela his wife, decd: formerly Pamela Guntrr: daugh-
ter OF said John Gunter, sen, DECEASED hlarthaA IN
ter, Mary l.. Gumtcr james a. Guncr, and John Gun
ter. children Of Charles Gunrr deceased son OF John
Guncr, srm.. deceased, which sad Jnhn, son OF said
Charles infant under the of twenty years,
and Elizabeth A. Guu,cr and James NJ. Gnncr. chill
drsn OF John Gnntrr: JIM, drcrased son OF John Gun
ter, Scn deceased, Defendants.
The parties defendants in the aforementioned suit
in Chamcrry pending aud undetermined before the
Circn Superior Cnurt Of Law and Chancrry for Flu
comfy. and more particularly. Thomas Guntcr,
Mary T. Guntrr VIM Dickinson and franccs his wife,
Mary G.. Ware, john Ware aud Susan j. his wife, John
Waf,, Pamela f.. Ware, and Martina y. Gunt".. who
inhabitants OF this STATE viii please take notice,
tina: shall! ut She Dwelling house Of Jn!n Holland. in
tie county ct Eiuvanna. Tie 2st day 81! March next:
between tie hours If eight clock A. NJ and sunset Of
the day. proceed IT, take the drirospnS Ui Robert
kH ST. al" others. - hc read in cyidencr the trial
Of t'r above SUIT. j, iom any cause, The 'ns!'eSs