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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-02-24
Late from the Indians.
IMPORTANT FROM FLORIDA.


Col. Andrews, L. S. Army, arrived at
ST. Augustine, llth inst. express and m
forms hat Gen. Jessup had an engagement
with the Indians, which lasted two days.
On the second day Jumper and Alligator
came in under flag OF truce, and surrender
ed themselves, stating that the Indians we're
IN a distressed situation, and anxious for
peace.
During the engagement, four I 5. sol
diers, and four Indians were kIlled-one
hundred Indians and Negroes tcere taken
prisoners. Col. Andrews informs that Jun.
per and Alligator appointed the 18Th INST.
as the day to conclude treaty at Dade's
Battle Ground, and had despatched express
es to the Indians to inform them OF The ar.
rangement. They stated that Powell was
on the island in the Wilhlacoochee, with
abou, one hundred and fifty followers they
supposed that he would come to terms, and
should he refuse, they would point out where
he was. All hosilAies were TO cease BY
both parties until after the 18th inst
Charleston Courier lith.
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SERIOUS DEPREDATIONS IN THE
CREEK COUNTRY.

MONTGOMERY, Jan. 31.-We have Just,
received the following letters from gentle
men living in the infected Country there Is
now no further doubt about the representa-
iions of Indian depredatlons. The volunteer
companies OF our town are now mastering
preparatory to leaving.
MONTICELLO, Jan. 2sih, ls37.-De1r
Sir: Ga the evening before last, party Of
Indians attacked the house OF old MIR. Lew.
Is Push, n the north vest corner OF Barbour
County. They killed a negro fellow and a
negro child 10 the arms OF It's mother. The
wench received slight wound but made
her escape, aud saws tina. the las, she saw
Of her master he was running down the
hill, and some fifteen or twenty Indians OF.
ter him, he has not been seen since, and
doubtless Is killed.
On yesterday morning eigh, men went 10
reconnoitre, and 10 ascertain "ha, was done,
bot before they reached the house they were
FREQ on BY from thirty 10 forty Indians,
and two OF them were killed they e1chang
cd three or four rounds with them aud re.
treated.
Our people will raise a company here TO
dav, and will march 10 The morning. la
great haste, yours, DC.
JOHN d. CURTIS.
7. 8. Mrs. Pugh was not at home, 81
they had no ether person IN the fanny that
know Of.
MONTICELLO, Jan. %, 1877. The
Indians are committing depredalions and
numbering citiZens IN the section Of this
couatrv wear the Barbour line, not far from
Fort Watson. On tho 26th instant, they
murdered Lewis Pugh and SOME Of hts ne.
groes. Yesterday our citizens bad two en-.
gagements with them, aud were defeated
with the loss Of two men killed. II IS not
known whether any Indians we're killed,
Please TO make this known TO the citizens
Of Montgomery. The Indians estimated at
from thirty TO fifty. In haste,
A. c, SrILLMAN.
The Indians committing the above foul
murders, doubtless are portion Of those
who were left ~ the friendly camps, until
the return of the Warriors from Florida.
gentleman OF responsibility N our own
town yesterday, who resides ia the vicinity
of the scenes Of bloodsiicd, IS Of opinion,
that considerable force Of the Florida In.
dams have come up and joined the dlsaiiec,.
ed Creeks.
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things 10 come shall be able to separate us from
The love Of our country rs laws, and its liberties
t;ed only knows in whose name this y'et1ry shan
he achieved il matters not; but this know BE- he
who he may, his cause will be consecraled by the
tolls the prayers, the sacrifices, and the hopes oil
the unsubdued aud unterri6ed freeman. No, SIR |;
lei no man despair of the Republic. The hight Is
not We, ended. The People are M. yet vane sh-
ed Their hosts are Withdrawn only for The nio-
ment 10 recruit their forces, and 10 repair Their
broken weapons. The weapons OF our warfare
arc the weapons of truth. Ii shall be my duty TO
assist in pointing anew its spears and lis lanees
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Editors CorrcSpoadeace.--Extraet Of a
letter dated Perry County, Ala, January
l7Ih, 1887.
&c of South Alabama, are likely 10
see rather bard times this YEAR 10 The eat.
mr. line, owing to the uuusua! high prices
OF provisions. Pork is nns selling at nIno
cents per pound Corn at 81 so per bush
81, with ia.r prospect Of It's being Two dol.
lars, before June Flour AT about eighteen
dollars per barrel and Sal, from seven to
tea dollars per sack. These prices cannot
be maintained much longer, for IT they do,
the South West must b. inevitably ruined.
People seemed TO he near mad with almost
every thing, and fthe price Of Cotton should
unfortunately 60 down, before Southern
planters eau pay off the debts they have con-
trHcted for land, negroes, &c., thousands
must be ruined, for there is not money c.
uough in our State, to free our citizens from
membranes. You eau form no idea how
people IN thus country 20 in debt, and Of
present prices Of real aud personal property
It IS folly to suppose thai things can long
exist as they are. Matchmaking this,
II IS really surprising TO see with VITA, reck-
lessness people 60 in debt, for any, and al
most every thing they want, 80 they can
obtain credit, il is all they wish for but,
payday must, aud will come, and then be-
guns the tug OF war. --Ral Standard.
A case was few days ago decided ~
the District Court Of Philadelphia, which
settles mn important point 10 consignees q
goods, VIZ that It captains and owners Of
vessels, on landing goods on wharf do mol
give notice OF It 10 the consignees until too
late an hour in the day to enable hun 10
store them, thoy are responsible for Tho
damages that may be sustained by the e"
posture.
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LATEST IRON TE.XAS-

The Secretary Of War has issued an or.
der announcing, on the authority Of PRISON.
ers Of war lately escaped from Metamoras
that formidable preparations were making
to attack Texas and calling upon all able
bodied men 10 he ready TO repair, al mo.
ment's warning TO the standard Of their
country, with arms, ammunition, and pro.
VISIONS for ten days.
NV ORLEANS, FEB. l.-Gea. Brauo at
Metdmords.-By the arrival yesterday even.
ing, We learn that Gen. Bravo had arrived
10 Sletamoras on the 9th ultmo. in advance
Of the troops under his command. When
the vessel sailed, which was the 22d, sew.
eral attachments OF troops had come in,
and others TO the number Of 5000 are ex.
pected. Quantities Of military stores had
also been brought III, among which were
seen, portable batteaux for crossing rivers,
&c. 10 fact, the material preparations for
invasion seem, far more complete than be-.
fore, but still the great material of all, is
SAID to be wanting, as complaints were not
suppressed, Of no pay having been for some
time received. Thus the note of prepare.
ton for the invasion Vi Texas is more than
sounded.
A gentleman observing his horse to show
strong SYMPTOMS Of biting lady as she was
passing by, Observed" NV horse madam,
considers all flesh as grass. "-Nep Hapen
HeraId.
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Monus FEB. 2.-Mcrico.-The Brig
Lucy, Captain Bell, from Tampico, yesier'
,lay. reports that the Californrans had Sc.
parated themselves from the Government
of Mexico and that rumors were in clrcu.
lation To the purport that Com. Kennedy,
of the American squadron, had landed sew
eral hundred men TO assist them in the stand
thus taken.
The following is an extract Of letter
from Vera Cruz, copied from The New York
Star.
"Affairs with us in this quarter continue
in a most unsettled state, aud bear an as
pect of war with the United States. A re-
solution is now before Congress 10 pass
non intercourse act, as II Is sand, with our
country, and another TO declare war but
hope the leaders of Government may not
act thus unwlsely.
Bustamente, formerly the President OF
the Republic, and lately returned a, the IN
stance Of the existing Government, will, 1t
is supposed, be re.appoinied 10 that office,
or named Dictator.
Should General Santa Anna reach the
shores OF his native country again, which !
doubt not he will in few months, (being
now IN the 4. $. he will place himself at
the head of Government. IL is supposed
that he has a strong party We, 10 this coun.
try. The army is with him, and the cler.
gy is also on his side b; and with all his faults,
he seems the only man IN my opinion, capa'
ble OF ruling the destiny Of the republic.
Commerce is greatly fallen ott within
the past year, and particularly with the
United States and unless some favorable
change should be brought about, we shall
find 1t necessary to close our houses. A
forced loan Of $4,000 is proposed to be
raised forthwith, to meet the disbursements
Of Government, which must be paid prin.
clpaly from the chests Of the foreign mcr.
chants. The Texas war will probably be
abandoned, at least for the present, for want
Of the necessary means OF carrying II on.
The navy OF the Government Is now m port,
and unable TO proceed to sea, from the sane
cause.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-17

FENERRAPlN NECK SEMlNARY.-The suhscr
e. bers Classical md Mathematical ScJ0ol will re.
commence on the first Monday in January next. The
scholastic year will consist of months and the mum
b.! Of pupils will he limited TO twenty-eight. Every
s:drni who may enter before the first Of March, vii
be considered as "'ch9'e schotr, and none will be
crIred to discontinue before the expiration of the year
No deduction will be allowed (uuIess in cases Of long
pro!actcd Illness dcccase) for time lost by any
alter the period agreed on for his PIT.
pills will be regarded in the atrc'iunae light Of younger
relations; but they will: at the time, be managed
with undo waiting trmness B0DhS &c, will be furnish
ed 10 Ill who may desire it, al the customary book store
prices.
Jani0r Department. photography, Reading, Writing,
Defining, Arithmetic, Geography, English Grammar.
Rhetoric: Composition, History Moral Philosophy, and
the clements of CHEMISTRY and Natural Philosophy.
!Scni0r DcpGr,meat.-The Latin language the usual
branches of Mathematics including Algebra Geometry
Tngonoin"try, Surveying, &c. &c and the elements Of
the French language, comprising all that is most gener-
ay taught in this country.
TERMS FOR THE YEAR.
For tuition in any of the studies OF the Junior Depart
men'' ''''..''''; .'.:..''.......S2 w
DO do Senior d0.......W 80
Board. where The teacher resides in Dr. Wood
wards private family, including not only bal,
bedding, and washing, but the Dnctors medi-
cal attentions also, if needrd, .............S 80 90
Suitable deductions fom the price Of board will be
made for all articles furnished by boarders.
LOCATION
The school is situated on the Namozine road in the
eastern end OF Amelia County. about twenty miles west
of Petersburg, and twentyseven south west OF Rich
mond, in Of the hea!hlest eghborhoods in the
world.
Address "Terrapiu Week P. O.. .qmclie County, Fa"
RO. Fl. BRANCH, Principal.
Dec!5 70-witT
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PabETR u.
From the .7taeriern .,!cn:siy u sd:ia9fT Neej
"aucnyEr REMAINS ra'@a"."

From The .7aaericrn .,!ca:siy " ed:.a1f-T Nee)
THY .V:!.H;.'
I, comes 10 ME VIXEN ir"!th> 60 'en ID
knd u'er the WING their s"i Vn'' ",es'''"s
TIL. flowers Of wi .;h ia':sic ""1"u,
Are fte.hl, from III. so'!ct 'ea'h ns
From spa king song uni SAL! -"y
II comes to s,csi my :.aart away.
Aud Ill, my soul 'mii its"i =iec,
WIKI sad, sweet, sc;.t Thoughts OF thse.
|, cu:ues to ne upon ,ic m'rt
Nh-.s are M i"siilas csO~ds Is RE
S'hsrc .iv.r.cr :OL!s the soI.:! h'aiI,
o. could .,Cna.,:o1 prompts :" sT..e;
il cUnI, 10 whisper u Ia. iaf'",
Iii b.: Wit. ;a"c ach ;''i2h - aiaie
~: Fame wc,e mol -ucccs- 10 ne.
Nor riches wealth, un.hyIcG ":th lice.
II comes 10 ME whcn .inilcs c:r ,; .'i
On genrir fps iGut uiur'nur ionn" Hie,
AMI ki.Gn. s:ances Hash d~S";
Ii egg. sI.oso spell wouid once a"'c 'osa. S-
Ii coEirs-5ui coiDrs 10 ar"g n!"'"'
Remembrance OF some lcDk u: zone,
iJraGrr ihar aughI hccr 81 sec.
Eecsp,a t~a, won at r,a:;.ca ly ihGc.
II comes 10 where c'o:s,c'r1 '""S"s
T;.c. shadows enst Gpo" tic Sc,
Awnlc in Natures lajo ny Fn"S
Are l.tr,! !fu;n Ecr Face IL GoGi
" :. r;rs ,u Tell that al. III Ho':E
drnun IT, heaven OF kG0n on tn:iE,
Iowc,e. i.i-h ar dear II BE-,
l. blended Wit, N! thought - tree.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-17

FATO TEACHEES.--A voting grnl!cmnn, "ho can
& produce satisfactory trS'iilni"lS Of character
qualifications 10 take char" OF school and ''arh q,
Greek and Latin languages. and the higher branches
English rGuca:;0n vii! meet W!ih Il situation af %
Gera wages for The ensuing year, by addressing F'''
to me (post paid Blacks and Whites =. O., N";'"'
cona:y. Va. VIM. b. lRNi
Dec 81 IL"
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Dec2S

gtORN MEAL.-We shall keep constantly on hand,
a. at cur Mills, supply of fresh ground corn meal
maze from SQUAD white for sale the lowest mar
ket price. T. }. CHEFALLlE IL co.
nov. H. 5l-4dwts
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FE7!IE subscriber. having purchased the TaT'i%
L. Eavdton, MrckIen1urg county. known as T.
Bnyion Hotel, and recently "ccupi' By Mr.. Na1.'
3. Nelson informs his li;cnts and The public c,"fJ.
that he Is prepared accommodate customers. i:i
incurred considerable expense N repairing ana ii;'rI
the establishment, and IN laying in supplies. he vi
culnmuGatc those VIII" may visit him. in style of ~.
ness and comfort, which cannnt fail 10 ai"rd Sa:ac
His table shall be supplied with tie best ptoT''.'
which the country affords: lis bar with the bcs Ga'
his bed-rnns shall be neat and comfortable; aud MSS
hie'. with ample supply of proyrndcr. shall be ca1
charge Of careful, experienced and attentive osc
The public need only favour him with their pairoons
tes the fidelity with which his plrdgrs to them sif u
rcdscmed GEO. RuGkH>.
~; Tic Petersburg: Constellation viii lse,, '
Nov IL 3D.,
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& TUR RENT Or LEASE. That ok! and sci! h.,,Y,
& Establishment. tic Union Hotel. situated On ;e
corner Of Market aud Old Streets. in Tic occupanc
%: Samuel 3. Morgan: together Wit, large iirre.
Dwelling House. adj'Inng the Tavern. on Gla STREE
Possession given the FIRST Of january, !c:!1. Fro,
The central situation OF this fa'alsr;rm and !rar 4. .
run Of custom, i: has lad the las years !! ,,
,aps o.rs as gcr. ;iducc."I's any rcfs"n wi,.oy
f., cnra, in keenr4 Public lIGu*a. ~ arY 9TH; ~
,h. S.air. Fer terms. apply 10 l.. Wi!Ti!UHE.
PETERSBURG Ncv % :!'--t:
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* q fksh REV h!.D 81" BE- 4Ivrn IT. Ia arE,r.
-. Z wv heriSl0n Of my n'-:" Ed ii; Nd KIN
KEY aias ROBERTS, H. Is about II y:ais T.! age
low aud well made very large moniI pleasant ccunc
nee seldom failing 10 smile wien sr"t"a "a" BE- i!s
srraG!I: !air AMI complexion nearly White. ;hi' /;
ts:irvr. stranger would suppose t!I' 20 Arica
h.r. ia him. he is very ari: tia, ~ i- TnguIr"
!. sciy he viii dcct'ye those ~ Ito !r:@ be- GSp"srI
SUSPECT him lie hired ont f.; TIE last ycaF !'w
nl: informed has been s:*:!nm :"rc H. 1 i"" in"n!!
H., iih iny boy D:ck s"rt tame since Iii N"ltus
and n!tr:'d him 10. sale. and unprecedented. t!;
capped under pcr,crc" q! being white man.--ii taken
e the Stale, and delivered inc. in the upper
81 Hanover secured any jail so that Q,
l;:i aran the above reward Will be given. II take. III
tie State aud secured il ?.l that yet im. :r pay
50. hdGrSs ANDERSON BOW Les.
Nca!0RSsHic Z. y.
Ian 1.i--ri
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ETEAlALE SCHOOL.-'rhe next session OF Mis-
e Wilson's School, will commence Il, my house, 90
the first Monday in January next In this School, will
be laurt all the branches of an English Education
Music Painting ard Drawing. The School is situated
in ore of the most hcahu regions Of Nrgn;a, lie
road leading from Bucking ham Courthouse to Richmond.
and eight miles from the i0rrT, with Post Office 1T the
place Miss j. son's superior acgurcmcnts and the
great !nci!iiy with which she inparts knowledge to her
pups Justly entiilr her 10 the patronage Of the public
al her several examinations the young ladies' have
omitted themselves in manner surprising tine most san
Gue expectations Of their parrnLs and guarIans, and
Of the visitors.
TERMS FOR HE scuci.srIc YEAR OF Ten MONTHS:
Board, including fuel, lights, Sc, $lnO 90
Tuili"n 20 %
Lessons in Painting, different kinds euch) 10 GO
Music 20 60
C.e Of Piano per month, 90
Pupils will b. charged only from the time they enter
tie School, but deduction will afterwards be- made
for loss Of time except in cas- as; 81 s'GknssE
Buckingham Co, Va. Drc. 81 72-w4w T
MTORFOLk EngiiA and ra:hemntical Scm;nury-
Ia The Principal of this Institute, with plsasure i,us
publicly Announces that the Seminary will shortly have
attached to il, complete set OF suitable Instruments
imported expressly i,nm Europe, whereby the mnu,ia.
Of Civil Engineering, Leveng, Land Maritime Sur
veyng, ana the practical Mathematics generav can
be thoroughly obtained he purposes occasionally to
npar his pupils all the detail Of theoretical and prac.
ca information, from actua! observations and measure
nrnts made By them the field Of operation This fI-
nula of instruction will assurey drvelnpe no in.
considerable portion of the materials so essentially reoui-
site 10 acquire in order to render the science nsnuanr
familiar, and ultimately lucrative to those DESTROYS oil be-
coming skul practitioners
A few additional students at Civil Engineering can now
receive admission in the above Seminary $50 per an.
mum, payable il punclua quartr!l. instruments in ad-
Those DESTROYS of amlssun particularly re-
guessed to MAKE early application otherwise, the present
vacancies may cease 10 exist.
Board may be readily obtained in very respectable "a.
miles in the said Boroug III. moderate terms.
EDWARD L. YOUNG,
Dec2S l1O-2mTul Principal
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WN CHANCEEI-F iRc!sii.-At Rules hr'd IN '''
3 Clerks Office of Inc Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chaacery, fer the county Of alcck!enou'g on luz
the first Monday in November: c:J: go
Charles OLJuFn adm u: hur4 non. with the VIII an
n.xci. Of Howell T. fait: c2cd Lucy II. Harper ana
Charles @. iIarfrr eHd .tE,' ia ". Harper. infants,
BY the sa; HiiaE.s Ugburn, ti";: s.arSa'. fa'"'is
Ari;i.<:
Martha I.:;rr. R.p,t Moore James ga az original
Fisher: ::l4 THIS. d Fisher. d,l Is t:ii.
.i:.A
Charles 9 haca. adn'!. dc bonis non ri Howell i
Eas.cr. decd Charles .. lr;"r. "c? Il. Harper and
Re. r:,. Il ilar.ri. and ."sr.!na !; his sic ri Hs
A.!in>t
,!a!in7 Harper! El;z,irf!, J. N""e, rxrcu'i< "r E"
!'rt I?"ar., s!'cH. Ru''en :. fnry""r: I!",:'as H.
t:,:~r. 'i""r2" Tucker, Henry "t's.n- !:'" '" Gre
=T". D'E:r Al';!'a.h anh J""'!i /. f1rTar: Deirn'
daii- anrr.:"t bill:
Th.. ,riinla, lEni:,s y Fisher not having Entered
hi> apn"aran:" n:a i:"n security a"c"''n% !" '' "c'
%! Assembly a1h lie rI5 st lh:s i"I:t: "hl " arlcaf'
inr .. satisfactory :I,ncu :a: lc - Tr AZ 'ao'
AM Of this Commonwealth Oh motion I" tn" id!Ht'::
b. Counsel! is n:i,rri thai The sad defendant Il" mp
pear rr. c IL" hr>t A!,ndsy III April next, that hc:ng
nY,..,ar ana answer the Els ri ;iIc plaintiffs a:!d I'
T. copy ri ts order tr forthwith inserted III s";r nc~.
payer puris!rd ii, lie tt!y Of R!c:mo!t! or I""" d!
r,srburG for months s!cc"s:iv"ir, and post" ~
r.r iron! door Of Ire Courthouse If the san" county
4 Crry-Irslc. }. }. DAILY: {.
Fec & Gi-w-w
EN CHANCERy -E.wri>r,.-Ai rules Er!d i" tho
p Clerk u!:ia. Of the Conn'y Cna:; oil NGti'"ay, "f'
Inc Gin day Of December is.&:
S,l;y F1Yyi;rs C.i.g t...,...S, and Nancy c. Sally,
Thy::s c. and ra.,.. E'o.viE"., children Of iumcliq
i"a!..s dc d. and intln's b. their next friend. Opr
F,., ik..: and W,n A. Fnw!:c3, WIN. T. Fuw Hes and
n,a.y g. lis wifi! and JOLT. Kea.on ana Martha :. his
wife, Palm!:.
acainst
E!warl g. i'py 'a"$ and Van G. koyk.s. Executors OF
YIN. ErvI krs dee d; and IN i.ic cwn rights Klnscm
F,y!kys. krnnon Fnw!krs EI%ars! T. Fnwlhcs Sami
II. T,w!Hc.. Edward rrllis. --- Buch1nnan and
hl:cli:a c. lis wife: Jlln T. I.!rso:.. and - liar
,,u hu g sen IF liqr,ii1 :;,,rj>,r formerly Fnwlkes
f., -. r,ar.Ia an ,.j Et,,, j.,,, =. f'ow.lIr* DTS
T. 1rl:.r!nr,, E,:,s,,;a nYh,.s kcna,. FUwlncs.
E:;,yy-J T. E,. Ij;,.s Sl;ru.i II. Fuvi4rs Edward Pet
,ns -- in,i,ann,n and ilq::!a e.. his WIFE, Juhn 7.
iiarrisau ;,d = ia;,sp:, son 81 Ma,ll!a harrison
~. l.yir5 catered a., If aap.n!aEcr ami given <cc'iiy
rcc,r;;,,., e. the acl 81, Ass,,.:ir and The rurs of s
Cnnrl. and arna.ing BY satisfactory evidence. that
t!cy are net ia:tuns ~ this country II is o!dr!cd
Tia; tie Sal; defendants appear here the first DAG T
,r next March texan: and answer tie ill Of tie PLAIN
,,;. and that co,y Of this order hr forthwith inserted
i, .,e r.:sus,rf nuii,.l.d in t,,. CIV Of !tcinlnd
OF tow" OF ie!ef>Hn5- E '"' !'",'' '''
poSc'' IL lHS rom "' I" ~: |"'' ''''S "a 'e ~'"'
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& ltl iiECiHf AND DRUG STORE, EchWon&.
Ii I"E'"'H,-- he SulScfhar having p"f"ha>"" u:
Mr.. JGnmS .HCh:'Gsr his cnii-r So ! OF medicines
DruLs Paints O!$. DYE slui:. SUc-ros Instruments.
&c. cT,tiu"> t.a business tie cd sand and VIII
rH"i hIrs" - keep general i g; articles ~
M h"" H. vi. r paTijcuiar!y csiri:I to lave sucI
Only as ~" pare and cHHia"E:crr"i II WI: Oe 'n'"r
E3t only 10 sustain. bni improve The "onton "i al
establishment hitherto we'll co;;':"c'rA
II" subscriber will gi"c his p"rS"t'A at'enu"n tH u"
h"S.icS* and has engaged The scTv ICES OF ~
Former assistants. Hrnt care shtt u" 'aK'" 10 ""E'
every article WHICH is sent 'f"' liz '"s' "~"'''y
pat up ,
fhysrin"s, DiTGg!s's, c"n"'r: .h''',,'''S al" 81
"i' deal ~ tins Tie. ar" T''S''C u can h', '
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-17
II. ELDRiDGE, Llclk.
CrMNIsS!OsERs OrriCE. }

C"MMIs>!n:ER's OrriCE,l
Buckingham {. u Dee q, 15:G. $
The pares Interested E the aho"c order. will please
take notice, that have appointed Wednesday, tIs 9Th
day Of February next: to commence the duties required
BY the SAID ordrr-al which tinc, The parties are re-
Grrsled 10 attend al my Office, ut Buckingham Court
house: with all necessary vouchers. papers &c.
ROBERT HILL, II. e.
c' The c. s. [. # l.. i T.. far G"rhinghom Co.
Jan. 3 12-wiw.
EN CHANCERY-V RorxlA.-ln the Circuit Supr-
q Ior Court Of Law and Chancery for Prince Edward
county:
John James Ewing, Plaintiff,
against
Charles Wooison and Samuel Yenable, Executors OF
James Ewing, deceased Defendants.
HvI!c E.--Ihe Commissioner to whom was r, lrrred
the execution Of the order made in the above The
April Of the Court hereby notifies those Interested
in This suit, that WEpSEsDAY the 18th day OF February
1887 has been selected The time fur the execution Of
said order; when The parties attend al office and
present such evidence may he n"c.ssury examine
settle, aud repor. the accounts ordered
+. n. WATKINS, Commissioner.
December 2l G!}--wIw