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SALE OF TOWN LOTS
AT THE COUNTY SEAT OFryAY

IHE undersigned will sell 1T public sale SATURDAY he
lath OF October next. the premises, fty-seven snN
Lots three OF which lots and three
acres the baance corn,oa They will be sold with
out reserve credit given suit the purchaser BY paving
Interest The ccuaty Jay allied Pos,land ana q
ON the State road leading from Fort Wayns Rehmona
I! miles from Richnoad and 81 from For, Wayns. The
lad adjoining IS good and the settling AZ
Town Lots generally high we will II,
people judge foE themselves tho day of sale.
DANIEL REID.
DAVID HOOVER
Sep:embe. ,. 1887.
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y new. But ITS novelty is not its wors, feature
an ABANDONMENT Of the great objects for which
the constitution was formed and the C;oyero.,e,,
established 1t Is declaration Of war against
ms eA'ensise interests, in whose prosperity a.
lone the people can find their happiness, va,
more cruel and fatal than if il wa. openly mr.
fe!eo and boldly declared 1t is the destruction
~"'cn comes by neglect, and the starvation oi a
famine following the crisis Of a fever The admin
has fostered the seeds Of all the evils We
are suffering; their course Of policy has
me exchanges and annihiiatcd commerce Their
senseiess hostility to the Bank Of the United
STATES mas cow ertcd the best currency n nation
ever enjoyed, into the worst--and their ouacke
~ with the credit system to provide a metallic
oasis. has resulted in a confusion in which the
metals and credit have alike disappeared. In
stead OF rctracing their steps. and bringing back
the prosperous times which their folly has obli,er
atcd, they tell us that they have NO SPECIFIC
PLAN FOR RELIEF, from a conviction ,ha, No srcu
PLAN Is within the constitutional province of the
Gcncral Government.
Aa1gAabLe scene in Dnblin.-The following cx-
traordinary scene took place at the nomination of
the candidates in Dublin
MI west, the opposing candidate. after rcpe!-
ling the Charge Of cruelty fohis Roman Catholic
tenantry, said That Mr. O'Connell had often ac-
cused HIM OF being ugly. and he wore no borrow
ed plumage. Ii Mr.. O'Connell prided himself ON
personal appearance, let him stand forth unadorn-
ed by Bond street pcruquicr's hardy work. and
then let all Judge and say which was the handsome
man. Mr. OConneli, seizing his head GOV crinc
with one hand, whisked off his brutus, and ap-
peared IN his full suit Of native nakedness-not a
hair between him and the chandelier above his
head. 1t As impossible to describe the effect OF
this rich incident. O'Conneli's face bcamed
with frolic and fun; he roared and all roared in
triumph, as i;were. at the ready answer to Mr.
Vests appeal for a judgement on beauty The
whole court, sheriff, candidates, orrangemen
green-mcn, and all, seemed for while to drop ali
recollection of the contest, and to indulge in enc
of the most exciting and whimsical scenes ever
witnessed.
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~ RsAx Estate n raE rows OF MiIaoN, " ASSk
Corxrr. IxDsAxA.-On ths Stn Gay O iotH mo- nexs
.oand eoo.ir;ue near seres The property Of ss lase
S.m,.e, ss.niey aecses.d The ground may Be divided
- IA =. .r.se lots all together viii best psr-
80 .. -oraroenee 1T O'Clock. r. II. A credit of sx
,ooosa,s will Be given
ss.oeember Is, 1887. 3S3w
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COvIxCfOx COTTON TARNs.
1UNHE sobscrber, agens Csvin&soa Cotton Fac
tory, has hand large supply OF ans q AL nsan-
bcrs franted
w5ekine, Carpes Wap. and BATTING ~ 80 ~ shs isss
4. nUCHANAN.
s..n...rb.. y le3- Ga. Gax--3Sow
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Oats Wanale

THE subscriber will pay Twenty Gents Per hasAol
for quantity OF Oats; delivered the Na,iOaal Hoss
Richmond, Ssp:. 2, 1897. (3aa) ID. D. SLOAN.
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CALEB 30 WulsIiINNfSo

ID ESPECTFULLY requests all indebted TO him, 70
make payment he is much in wan, of CASH
this time.
or N. b. He has constantly hand a. all times.
SADDLES, BRIDES, HARNESS, WHIPS COL
L~4RS and SADDLE TREES: all of which ne will
sell ON far AID reasonable terms.
RICHMOND, Sept. %. 1887. SIT
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ding, cd tAe P1aa propose IL sound and won't
cost nothio, NOT half much at any rate - il will
70 pay your expenses in making long speeches
about il.
Every thing i aground. The 1.-TWO Pollies''
Treasury" and steke fsd1sfvy Of he coass-
oy"-ahe hull scsaPe Il IN the mud-iest where
expected We should Be and ~ l teli'd you three
years ago-but don't want to say any thing more
about il. Some folks I know want me to sharpen
my axe and stat round and chop up folks==but that
aint my notion. l am willing to say YOU all ment
Tor the best-but you made great mistake. and
the best Of folks make mistakes some times. and
the only difference bctwixt good folks and bad
soess ls-that good folks soon as thew see their
mistake turn to and mend it-whilst bad folk.
Try 70 brow beat and threaten and bully and git
out o. that are way-but this won't do:
The uPshOt Of the matter is-thc country Is in
troub'e-isdssevy which its seaad b., 10 ut sea.d
se'S, and no one but Office holders GIT any thing TO
1--we by and they are paid out Of the earnings Of
tho PeoPIe--cvesy thing depends on the Industry
81 Ae PcoPIc--f you check or obstruct that
every thing must 60 to smash and in a little time
tie people wont be able to pay your expenses in
going to Washington TO make laws for 'em You
w''i bring their noses to the grindstones, and as
I'm one on en- my nose 1 sposc will be ground
too, but hope you'll let me grind my axe also on
the same stone, and if can ony keep one as sharp
as tother, Won't have tho worst ont now I tell
you.
Your fellow citizen,
J. DOWNING, Major.
I'd Brigade, Dow ningv lille Militia.
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1NIANTED-A good DISrlLl.ER one who can
w come well commended, will find constant employ
nent and liberal wages. Also
- 900 Bushels of CORN, and 4 nnn
0,OOO do. of RYE; l,OUO
For which the highes: market price will be given.
.4kLs, H.4RD, & co.
Richmond Sept %, 1897. o7,f
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IMPORTANT TO ALL.
HEALTH
"Tha poor man's RICHES,
The rich mans bliss,ss

To the readerYo earnestly gusssed q, read se
following advertisement fo beginning end and hosid
rcquirc make trial Of valuable
Medicines treated Of adapted yosr particular eass
OF shsir efficacy thousands (nany whom were incred
idus) testify.
The following are Recommendation which capnc, be de-
nied and Of such character be
other preparation.
FssThey have the appreciates of Physcian.
the Navy, Csrgymsn and tnssands of others
Newspaper publication Of cereates being expensive;
certificates Of hc wondered cures accompany the
rection, the Proprietor will give refsrunee
thousands who have bee" cured and relieved
thereby
ccond-Thcy are no: to cure sxery ,h;ns
(Which other medicines profess dog prspa-
ratiOl train dstnc
m which Circumstance th.y have received con-
selves.
Third--They ars warranted purely vegetable and bal.
samicand warranted free from mercury and other
rails which cOnsaned other medicines, (fosn
of which the foundation many diseases laid
rendering mssrabis and shortening lives
Fourth-Ehey all have been initiated and the base imi-
tations ushescd before public under nanes os
have procured the original preparations filled
their bottles herewith selling shes, psepara-
lions, thereby expecting establish. reputation their
call them by nearly Similar or sound
ing somewhat like IN, t'ie propriesos's pre-
partitions. Others in order offer public
similar virtues, purchase the original. and
manufacture heefrom, Syrup calling them Pncsosai and
ting Syrup Syrup of pnra Compound
Syrup Of Sarsaariln Fever aud Ague Syrup-, Tonic
rup, &C. well various other advertised a. mix
lures, compounds, Specifics, Sc.
FiitOhe bottle Of either Of tho propeto medicines
warranted equal strength and efficacy some
and ,hre. of osherss Of the preparations
the public; in consequence Of which they have
tanned preference all Others, add daily inessaase
I demand confirms the fact
pscsable individually (eercasss which will b pu6ii
ed in forthcoming pdphles) where the following sssdj.
have succeeded in Of five fifteen
ns and where the nos celebrated Panacess Caolicans
&c. had failed.
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and tersom gallon Of 6ysup, eas6 b.
some Ssrsaparilla syrup, Ccneenuased ComPoad 0srP
Dn. BncmrERs
PULMONARY PREsERATlvE.
medicine Families and all pssseas wAo
aeourins under affections OF shs Breast end Lsa
Coughs; Colds, A.hmas, Ca Pan bssas asA siAs,
sanhs 1n1usnses, Whoop- Shorsess of bssasA asA
ing Cough, Pashisie, Spit sessefappsosehing eoasanP
ting Of blood, ton.
fy.Fo, long tine .his Medieae has enjoyed de CO.'S
dencs public, Notwithstanding sniss
ons Of and she stealth by ~ The very 1eAgseee
used die Proprietor in his diseesinas and a6vesss
success eonssans Increase demand. (CpwsSds -
oos thousand bodies h.~ing sold in shis city aSe de-
ring the pas, winter. Price fifty cents pr oossas
M. r.,a,,. r..ie asa A.si-DysPspese Cssase,.
Aa.n,sa 70 the whole diseases rssulsia fsun and
I'd viii, disofdered coodition Of Ne Liver,
sch and Intessines.
G.u.r.l debility weakness Iasf .ppeise, Cosvesss
FI.suens AMI blisss es,ie bses Na.s.e esd siehsss
Headache, Jan.6see, Of stomach aed fos d.
! 1<eeual - PtrssGsent ese ef DYSFEPSLA, o. H.
Iigsstos.
fo scesssfsl has shis ssedicins bsen in curing Dy
psa ard de a1sesons Of The stomach, liver asd
usia il il hsqssady prescribed - f1yeaas h ei9 -
seis patients aad squsns essn II Is ssesivs46D ~
sieians shrosghon tIs cosassy, and IN sats -
stanee e sdeins bsen knswn - ail, wsa 49, -
cordiae 70 dirsesiaus- Rsies deaias bsssss
Ms. nsoa,s Reseesesave Esixts - Ds0A1ss.
valuable msdieaal prsPas.sen daily psssenesa y
ana ss.nS,. Rsnssks "a -sI.ssss ssasss
shs dissesioss uedieins- H. essns nsees y
N. Iouisa Rssd - ess1s
IL e.sPrirs ffsy esaes ~ Dsesss-
1Ae s'ose IkviN ekEnI niAus.S, 4.
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cPRING FOUNDRY STOVES new AMI ,,,,ov,,
= kind for sale the Store of
EDMUND EVENS
Richmond. 9Th mo- 2Jd, 1881. 37n
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30, 900 lbs. Sole Leather.
LNDMUND EVENS offers TO the public genera,
IL assortment of Sole. Upper, Calf Skins, Saddle and
Harness LEATHER, with good stock Of the best v,,n
wholesale Retail his Store on Main strse,
Richmond, 9Th 23, 1897. 97,f
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ArWANTKDImsdiaaely II - 0sssrx
:. Appeessics 70 l1am - Hnseiae bsssaD.
ALSO 50 sssss = WOOD -.ss.sa A. 80 = -
scIjYsion-
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DR. L.EfDY's


Being concentrated fluid of Sassapasiila. COM
bincd with osher remedial agents, rendering invauah1e
in all
Rheuma tic Scrof- Cafies diseases 0f es
Ia, Erysipeias. homes,
Ulcers Of the Nose Throat, Tsttsr and breaking
CIeerous sores Of the b0dy, the face and body Of dry
White Swellngs, Piles, l6s- wasssy pssseulss.
cases Of tine Liver and SYPHILIS, zues, vsnsssal.
Skin,
And all diseases arising from impurities Of he D)ood,
from indiseretons and impsudsncc in e ~ evdieios
of Mercury. Banks, Qninnc, Arsenic, etc.
As Fan and Spsins Purifier of the Hoea od5eino
venting dizxiness gddiness, dmness Of vision, fassne
dcar individuals in the habit az psschasine s
and turing sereom gallon q By
Sersaparilla SYRUP Coneentased ComPoad O3P =
Sarsaparilia, etc. eve.
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coocned IN the most pacific language, the sub
stance OF which was, that he considered the note
OF Mr.: webb, species Of blackguardism. unwor-
thy Of Bis notice still IL any exceptions were Ia
ken at what he bad said in debate, by any GEN
~ ne Mr. Ghoison, would waive any and
81 privileges he might possess, as 4 member Of
Congress, and would afford the amoss promnt and
1deq.ase sasi:facs;os.'' To this response, Col.
Webb, up to the closing Of my letter, had not
made any rerlv. I homo the affair will esd
where It is. Dacliing is Improbable, and hope
1t will not be encouraged
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estlng period settled this fact to the unanimous
conviction Of mankind, that the action of the Gov
eminent would determine to all future time the
industrial character Of the country.
When the Bank Of the United States was es-
tablished-again when the veto Of President
Jackson terminated its existehce-once more
when the Dcposites were withdrawn-and vet a.
gain when the Treasury Circular was issued
the operation Of the Gov ernment on the exchan-
ges was powerfully felt, and if we are not mista-
ken. intended to be felt in all its force to the
extremity Of the country.
But it is unnecessary to enumerate the success
commerce, the courses Of exchange, and the state
Of thu currency.
The great struggle has been to force upon the
people hard money system in opposition to that
system Of credit by which, through the instru-
mentality Of the National and State banks, the
affairs Of our extended commerce has been suc-
cessfully conducted.
But now when the empy rical efforts Of co0ceIt-
ed and ignorant charlatans have thrown the whole
country into confusion, and the skill and ability
Of the cabinet is wRlly at fault in devisine way
Of relief are told with the coolest indifference
| By the President, that exchanges and commerce
are no affairs Of the Government and that the mer-
chants, il there are too many Of them, must 90
back to the plough.
! The plough, without the loom, might a. well
be drawn over the sterile sands Of the sea shore
as over the rich fields Of the West, aud the loom
and the plough together may be buried in the O.
cean whenever tho commerce Of the country
shall fail Of protection under the National Govern
ment.
! The doctrine Of the President-in the httl.
significant paragraph We have quoted-is entire
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-16
Febru,ry %

XJIRGlNiA;--A AT rues held in the Clerk
Y Oh e OF the circuit superior couh OF law
md ch lnrerv. TOT b .liorl couIty the 9Th day OF
February, 1887:
Mcai,h Davis. Jr, Ar'helaus Gillian, and
Hardin d. Murrell K David G. Murrell late mer
chant, and pirtucr>. trading under the style and
irm of II. & y. G.. Murreli, Plaintiff,
against
Wesley Tracy, William Harris, admini>tra-
Tor OF W,Ilam Tray. decd, and in hi, own
night, Sally Harris wife Of said William Hams
Nancy Tracy widow OF W lllam Tracy, decd
John Tracy, Matthew Glib. and keziah his
wife late kezah Tracy. Defendants
In CHANCEnY.
The Defendant, Wesley Tracy, JOAN Tracy
AID Matthew Gibbs anl Keziah his wife, no.
having entered their appearance, and gwen Sc
rurty, according to the Act Of Assembly, and
the rules of this court, and 1t appearing by salts
factory evidence thai they are not inhabitants of
this commonwealth 1t /, ordered, That they do
appear here on the first day of the next term and
answer the bills of the Plaintiffs, and that this
1lder be inserte in some newspaper published
| in Lynchhurg for two months successfully. and
no ted at the front door oil the courthouse OF this
county, on some court day.
| a Copy-Teste,
| JOS. WILSON, elk.
| February % w2m
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WYNN OF AZ RACES.
1rNNlIlS rea " spiehiid and ansurpasSel IN
r ported RACE HORSE, will cover uIarr
at my stable, the ensuing season, at S.
the season, payable within the same, and $40
insurance. payable whenever the mare - a5cef
tuned to be IN foal, parted with, and on
! dollar TO the Groom, IN each Gaze. -Exten,iv
p ,sturage will b, furnished without any chitse
md mares well led with grain, Tor two shiliin,
! per day. All exer IONS and care will be mad
| 10 prevent arcident- and escapes, but there ~
| be no possibility for either
SkYLARk Is a handsome bay horse, !
hand. inches high, without any white, oI I'm
'cton and hlh racing form lie has lir2
bone and tendons. AMI IA plenty Of muscle, Is eH
rellent in all cardinal point, has an uncommon
y good shoulder, and deep chest and a iul'
round and heavy carcass, with short and yers
strong back and cran and dry illnty legs.
HI. career has been unrvalrd a. :
Race Horse on any tn ~ winning turing
n brilliant caTeer OF six years, az race.
neaJiy 80 Of Mem being and 1 miles, an,
oten heat. under the highest weight, and
: rinst the best hofses and,v'h under the,
,lrcum,tanres he wa' very rarely beaten.--H
has won more Xxi e's Plates than any horse III =
ever run. 81 IN number, and 50 successful wa
he under the heaviest weights and long dl,tan
ces, that = the alteration, IN The KING, Plate
have b zen attributed to his unparalleled perform
ance." md what u most rtmlrkible IN tn
wonderful performer, he was Al the age OF nine
with lrawn from the turf without blemiSh an
a. sound n, :" the dav he 6f,t started" aftei
halenglng any horse to run mile, with llp
bs. til, races are too numerous even for detail.
~ he won both clas>e, Of the Madrid Stakes, the
q III Cup, the Peel Cup four Ilies, the GJlt
WHIP gwen by the Turf Club twice, the Gold
Whip gwen by His Majesty three times, the
W,lllnuIon Stakes the * irVan Stakes twice
the sligo Whip, two Matches, anl twenty -iour
King, Plates
For further particulars see Hand Bills.
SKYLARk WIS got by Waxy Pope, winner
of the Derby. and first rate four mile horse, IN
Skylark by Nh iran. Pirnuctte by Young L
gle, Para>o by Sir Peter Tcazle Deceit 81 ,ter to
The celebrated Yellow Mare by Tandem, Per
lI,a bs ll"rod. Il ,ir Forester by Sloc, Forester.
Partner, Croft, Bay Barb, e..
Wnxy Pope by Wdxy, soa OF pots,s, his dam
old Pfunela by ilghIyer, The " dam Of eleven
first rate runners and grandeur OF Whalebone,
Whi-ker Woful Wme, and standam oil Cha
teaux Margaux and Camel.
Young Eagle was by Volunteer, son Of Z
clp>e, dam by liishhyer, Engineer, Cade, Lass
Of the Mil.
Musician by Worthy, hi, dam Woodbine by
Woodpecket. (dam Of Music and Nlnuet. win
nets Of the Oaks,) Puzzle by Matchem, Princes,
by IIerod. JUL, by Blank, Spectators dam by
Partner &. For game, speed, las,lnsness aud
form, nothn, can suiplss this pedigree.
JNO. l.. WHITE.
Pittsvlyania Courthouse, February 2.
III" Tho Editors OF the Richmond Enquirer
are requested to publish the above advertise
ment, weekly for eight weeks, and forward their
account, 10 this Office for collection.
February wsw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-16

VIRGINIA ~, n.es held in the Clerk
Y o.hce OF the ca euit superior court OF Law
add chancery, for the couaty Of Amherst, on ihs
2J day of January, 1887
William NJ. Walter and Dabney Sandljse
survivors oil John M,onfeastle, late merchants
and partners. trading under the dun Of VIM. Nj
Wail,t i Co, Plaintiff >
Against
TIuisoa ". G1rlaai AMI james Powell, al
minislralors. with the Wi, annexed OF Jesse
Kennedy. drs'd., CHRISTOPHER |. Timberlake and
Eiizabea HI, wrtr, late Elizabeth Kennedy,
wido AMI rcl,ct OF o,eph Kennedy, dec
Nictoli. Kennedy, jesse PnndeStef Jes,e
Wrig ht. JESSE Kelly, and Susanna Alfred, wld-
NV OF Thomas Alfred, and formerly the widow
Of Jesse kenneJy. the elder. decd. Defendants
In CnAsoEny.
The defendant, Christopher l. Timbeflake
md Elzlbeih b., WIFE and jesse Polndehter,
not having entrred their appearance, and gwen
.eclirilp according 10 the act of Assembly and
the rules ofthl, court, and II appearing by sail'.
factory evidence, thi they are not inhabitants
II TIL, eogntrv IT or Tered thal the said deien-
isnls do appear here on or before the 'ird day
NJ the newt Aprll term, al an'wrr the bill oil
the pllinrf', anl lhu copy or thi' orl'r D.
forth With ~ .ertpI IN - n, nevsplpei published
n III To vn OF Lvnchhurg for two months sue.
,e..ivclY, an | po tel at the front oil the court
iou e OF dis county.
A Copy -Tesie,
JOHN THOMPSON Jr. c.
J,npdry 20 w2n
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PLDIGR.lG,-na

GOLiAll wa, bred by init cxle lsive and
successful breeder, Col. Walter Livingston o.
New York was gel by Americas Eclipse hi
dam, Lady the Lake, by Mcndoz HI, grand
dam, by the imported horse, Expedlllon-h > =
: dam. Mad ol-lhe Oaks, by the imported hur>,
Spread EIgle his . = 9 dam, Annette, by til,
imported horse, old Shark-hls = { ! dam 10y
Nelson, iockiu. ham - rmr ljhls. BlylUl
Gallant; imported hor {, BurweIl's Re.uu, :;
imported horsc Old Diamond, son u Oh Haul
boy Darles', Arabian.
Men lolI was got by the running hor,e lIick
ory-bl' dam Nrltetop, by The imported horse.
Old Dmmed-Bet>y LcWl. Hv iae imported
horse Shalk- Alalanla, by tAe imported horse,
I.ynds ", Arablan celebrated American run
nlng horse Lee, Old Mark Anthony, imported
Crawlurd-mporred Sllvcreye,- j.
nn>-lmpoited mare, imported by the lhe GIN
Alexander Spotawood, 0! Spot ) lYaAll county
virginia.
THIS - truly rich pedigree, and one that
cannot be surpassed. ~ here have comhina
ton of two OF the mo,i desirable STRAIN, OF bloc!
that OF the renowned Felipe, and NIal-of the
OakS-tO whon. in the maternal line. GuIrah
race, immediately. 1t Is from TIL, Justly cele
brated mare, that SO MANY race horses OF this
d,tncuol have descended. Among them, we
W, uld mention the highly r>lce ed VI doc MI
las, RoIoph, Bertrand, junior Lady Of the
Lake, Nancy AR, Clara Fisher Caroline Scott.
and Others, ii hlsh fame. t'oliah'> atm (who j.
one OF her immediate desrendant,) Produced
several other fine rartrs. She l. III. dam OF
that di ,linLuished Young horse AdoniS con>i-
aercd the best horse 81 his age north OF tie PO-
tomic. " deem 1t unuece sary 10 comment
further on this great family of race horses, a,
they are 30 favorabiy known to the puhlr.
GAINES & ri HARRISON.
NE. Goah will he exhibited al Lynchburg
on the % | AMI 9th and at Bedford Court
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WIiEREAS the circuit superior court of
w law and chancery of Bedford county, did
on the iIh day Of May, 1886, III suit IN chan
Gerry therein dcpendli 9, Of
William Dickinson, Plaintiff
against
Thomas Stewart and Tirz, h1 VIII, Patrick
Xix, Matthew Pate, Lewis Copper, Hiram u.
Raihburn aud Tirz, his wife, John Holiday and
Blrhena his W.T., MiIIv Harrison, Jefferson
Board and Sally his wife, John llirrl>on, Smith.
son II Davis, Joseph Payne, aim. OF Josiah llar-
RI son dtc't, T. lmund Pate, Chl>well DabneY,
France, Board, Ann Bailey aud Susanna 5. Da
vls, II tIcnulnt' :.
/ Among other things, aliua.e, der and de
/ cree THAT one OF 1t, commissioners 60 take al
! account of the slaves, which went INTO the hand
OF the DER. Tho ms stewart, aud ih' hers ol
| Richard Davi, deed, under the division OF t!lt
30th Dee, sic, IN the proceedings mentioned -
also an account OF the descendants OF the female
Of them, their ages, and sexes, III whose posses
sion they hayetern and may be Al the date OF IN
report together with the value of such OF the slave
as may /. we been sol --al so an account of tn,
lures ol the slaves IN the mortgage OF the 9Th o
April. 1906 mentioned, and til IT descendant,
from the goth Dec. 1916, and report his proceed
Ings to this court with any matter specially I'D
ted thon !hl y rtinent 10y himself, or required b,
the pdrte' Ia he so stated
Now therefore the above named parties, ar,
hereby notified tl,at in pursuance Of the SAID de
ere, | shall, on Tues lay the 4lh OF Aprll next
n nay Office IN Liberty, Bedford county, Virginia
at 10 o'clock IN the morning commence the ac
rounts directed bv said decree at whl'h tur
and place, they are requested 10 attend, witt
their accounts, witnesses, and copies OF count pa
pers prepared for animation aud settlement.
7 mo. A. WHARTON {. $, C. II. c.
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