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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-01-18
TO Lana KBsggyea'S.

MONTEAGLE. the late residence Of
Craven Peyton. decd, is offered TOR sale.
This is considered one of the finest es-
tates In Virginia, and is certainly one Of
the prettiest situations in the upper coun-
try, and perfectly healthy. 1t contains
1000 Acres.
five hundred cleared, and the balance
well timbered. The cleared land is
bounded on the North and East by the
RivanDa River and on the South by
Buck Island Creek, stream almost as
large as the riyer-forming 300 acres of
ilYer and creek bottom-equal to any OF
the James River bottoms the greater
part being alluvial, and well adapted TO
corn, wheat and tobacco. The high
land is of good quality, and now in
good state Of cultivation. The improve.
menis consist of a large and convenient
AgzA DWELLING HOUSE,
IGhkH and every becessary out house.
lA4a good ORCHARD, &c. This
estate lies in the county OF Albemarle. s
miles below Charlottesville, and 9 from
the University of Virginia. There are
three good merchant mills in FIVE miles
aud one in one and half miles freight
to Richmond on flour % cents. on wheat
10 and II cents, and on plaster from
Ricbmond SD per ton. The subscriber
offers this beautiful estate at the reduced
price OF $50 per acre, one. fifth paid in
hand, the balance in four equal annual
payments. A good farmer with twelve
working hands could make the four paw
nents from the land. ANY gentleman
wishing to buy land in Virginia, is in
vited to view this truly desirable estate.
Also, $50 Acres
adjoining the above-Il5 acres river
bottom. the balance high land of good
quality part cleared, the residue hea-
Willy timbered.
Any communication addressed TO the
subscriber at EyerettsyilIe, Albemarle
county, will be promptly attended TO-
CHAS. L. PEYTON
Executor Of Crdcer, Peyton, deed
Deer %, 1887. A.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-01-18
AsaAGREAT BARGAINS
tH%S OFFERED.

BEING DESTROYS of changing my bust
ness, l offer a, private sale my property
in Bath county, situated between the
Warm and Hot Springs, known as the
BATH HOTEL, containing 600 n
ores or upwards; about 300 acres UNI
der good fence, 20 acres of Meadow we'll
set in grass the balance Of the cleared
land is tillable, and produces as well as
any other in the neighborhood. There
are several Springs OF first rate water Cd
the place, one stream with sufficirncy
OF water to turn mill, and water could
be had in almost every field good
n.y. APPLE ORCHARD.
s9sS aud fine SUGAR ORCHARD
-ca. with sufiiciency of trees to
make thousand pounds of sugar year.
ly. The buildings are large two story
Stone Dwelling House, svvs
63 feet in length, and 26 feet fSfSSA
wide, with Is rooms and 8 1le
ilrs places, porch extending the whole
length Of the house, a STONE KITCH-
EiN, with all the conveniences necessary
about it, good dry Cellar, a large
STONE STABLE that will hold is
horses and five tons OF hay also Log
Stable OF good size. BARN with two
Cribs and Threshing Floor, a good
Stone Mix House with water running
through it, Granary and Three CAB,
ms suitable for movers to lodge in. Althe
buildings are nearly new. aud in good
repair. The above property is we'll cal
culated for public house, being situated
immediately on the turnpike. where the
travelling is great. or it would make 8
delightful private residence.
There will be great bargain sold in
the above property. The terms will be
one-third of the purchase money in
hand and the balance in equal pay ments
OF one. two and three years. Possession
will be given within two mouths after
purchasing, Any farther particulars are
deemed unnecessary. Any persons wish
ing 10 purchase, can view the property
Tor themselves.
III the above property is not sold BY
the first day OF April next | will lease
II Tor term of five years, more or less,
to SUIT the person that may lease it. Ii
desired, will also lease some
Household 6 Kitchen Furniture
with the above property. Any person
wishing to look at the place, will be
shown 1t at any time by the subscriber.
JACOB GROSE.
Bath county, Deer %. 1887. 3t
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-01-18
FARMs& MILLS
FOR SALE.
.&~Xl> -

The subscriber, who is old, and wish
es to retire from public business. offers
his
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-01-18

AT Rules held in the Clerks Office
OF the Circuit Superior Cour; Of Law
and Chancery for Bath County, Janu-
ary lst, 1885,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-01-18
S u S a N M A
FOUNDRY

THE subscribers take this method of
Informing their friends and the public
generally, that they have erected o new
Foundry. on South River. near Coiner's
Mill, six miles below Waynesborough,
and one mile below Gen. Porterfield's.
for the purpose of making
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-01-18

Jan. 4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-13

FAIRFAX INSTITUTE for the Education of Boys, under the
direction Of the Rev. George A. Smith, A NJ late Editor OF
e Episcopal Recorder The site which has been selected for
t 1,'u'on in Fairfax county within three miles OF Ae1Hn
d d. C., aad immediate vicinity of the Episcopal Theoo
nSonnafy Of Virginia. II situation pecuiuy healthy and
IT, RESPECT eligible for the purpose Of education:
pa! OF this institution will devote himself to the edu
,n,oro pupils and will exertions to promote their
tnn of both IN the acquisition Of knowledge and the lorna
a,,,,sr They will constitute family, which will be
s9, con principles with special reference 10 the pre-
b,bts and inmates andhe incubation Of such principles
life. oest 'ehd 10 NJ thcm Iof eseiuiueSs !"
;ssd VIII oe gwen By Principal with the we'll
E,rb edu.a,on and IN all the branches Of good
70 me Modern Languages wi,rao he given ifde.
~ ,.S h'ef OF pupils 10 secure the services of
The instruction Of this irs,,,u,io, viii =, r
hi. Notice Wild respect to the
,iion win be given hereafter The cha,-e 10, ,
non VIII be S2V0 per snnum payable half yr,,Jv - d.
2 will provide their beds betns o u
sanum Furnished by the PRINCIPAL " charged Sio per
Except IN preu'iar cases. pupils will received ,ao -
oScf u years ofasa. """'' Z VI
Letters addressed TO the Pracipal a, F.d;,
March y
II Rules held in The
The Circuit Superior Cour; of Law and Cbance,y Of
~ts county the LIST day Of February, ls3S:
Hlchoias t. Davis and John Powell, ID Plaintiff,
asains; ''"'
Ep-s and Francis and Thomas W Epes their OWE right,
Of Frsncis Eps deceased and trustees of said
Lpes, Defendants:
ga defendant, Peter Epes no, having entered his
according the Assembly and the rules
an snt appearing by satisfactory evidence,
said d.fn Of ;h'' Commonwealth kis ordered That the
Of 10 appear here the the NJ Apr
for two forthwith inserted in The Richmond ENQUIRE,
front of b and that another copy posted the
CO... - house Of this county.
FcS:unrys 's'e G. ". FITZGERALD, D. C..
2uk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-13
March 3

INTERESTING TO TEACHERS.-Not is here.
a by given that The Academy at Lewisburg Virginia,
is now vacant This institution consists Of male and
female department. which the Trustees DESTROYS Of
filling with appropriate and e qualified teachers The
teacher the male department must be competent 10
teach the elementary branches of English education
the Mathematics; Natural Philosophy, including Che
ms,ry, and Astronomy Ethics, &c and the Latin and
Greek languages: and the teacher of the Female depart
ment, the branches Of an accomplished female educa
ton Applicants requested TO make their appca
tons with little delay as practicable. They will be
received until the 25h day Of pr next when the eec
ton will be made. All communications touching The
premises TO be addressed paid 10 John Mays Esq.,
President Of the board Of Trustees.
J. F. DANGERFIELD,
JOHN MAYS,
JOHNSON REYNOLDS,
HUGH WILSON.
Committee IF Tic Bourd Of TRUSTEES.
Feb II S9-2aw4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-13

Manchester Coaon and Woot !fanutaefnriog Company
al f led ~ bs as Inc
Ordered, That the capital stock of the Company be
increased by The addition Of $4,000 or 100 shales-end
that the present stockholders be permitted until and On
the 18th oc March next 10 subscribe such number Of
shares of the augmented stock may be in proportion
the shares held b. them the scale 10 be arranged
BY E. B. BESrLEY Agent,) paying for the same, at The
time, in cash in dividend certificates and that the
shares remaining unsod after the said 18th day Of March,
be disposed Of as the Bourd may hereafter direct.
In pursuance Of the above order have opened Books
of Subscription for the said 100 shares Of STOCK and the
present stockholders invited 10 call and subscribe for
their respective portions. Z. Is. BENTLEY.
Feb D. 91-2awll5M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-13

~TiNAWAYS-Lefl my plantation, in AibemaFe
6 county, Virginia, rather more than year since
my ,a,be, below the ordinary height, and very
h1oaS several shades brighter than black very pleasant
on,sr,nce and fine teeth. | will give one hundred
So,a,s for his delivery to me- if taken within The State
and two hundred if on, of The State. THINK quite
hshIe he is about some of the Iron or Public Works
po;n 90 free mani would, therefore, call the atten
,on Of agents and contractors specially to this notice
.Jso Gardener, about 90 years Of age, we'll pro
nr,;oned about ordinary size, black and when con-
fused s,smmers very much will give the .s same ,o5
L r. ,,ken within the county, any where nea!
L'h"sa5 MANN PAGE.
c,,, On 90-2awG
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-13
LIND, NEGROES, and othe1 Property for sale.

HpY virtue of Deed of Trust, executed to the sub
B scriber by Col Charles Woodson, in his lifetime
bea ring date the 25th July 1851 will be sold at public
auction on Thursday the 18th day of March, lcs at the
late residence Of the said Charles Woodson in the
ty Of Prince Edward about $40 Of valuable Land ii
being q part Of the tract which he resided. The
entire tract by very old surveys. contains lI0 acres
e-third of which, including the dwelling house, will
not be offered for sale The remainder Of The tract will
be sold in separate parcels-that portion lying
the North side of the Prospect road in one parcel and
that lying the South side, including the residence OF
the late Gen Taron Woodson, in the other parcel it
supposed that there about 4GO uces in each parcel
An accurate survey will be made and exhibited on the
duv of sale-Also. at the same time, about 20 likely
Negroes tile stock Of Horses, Cattle, Sheep and Hogs
farming Utensils. household and kitchen Furniture.
TERMs-The Land will be sold on credit of one and
two years, the purchasers giving bonds with approved
personal security, and deed of trust on The land sold
the Slaves and other property on credi. OF II months
the purchasers giving bonds with approved personal
curity-S5 and under, cash.
The subscriber aching as trustee, will convey Only
such title as is vested in him by the Decd aud no other
All persons having claims against the estate, are re-
uuested to forward memorandum of them to the sub
scrber as claims presented before the Sd day
of August nex will be excluded from the benefit of the
deed. WlNSLOW ROBINsON, Trustee
Charlotte C. Fl, March 6, 1888. J6-2awid
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-13

ENARMERS' BANK OF VIRGINIA An adjourn
a. ed meeting Of the Stockholders OF the Farmers
Bank Of Virginia will be held at their Banking house,
Monday the Cd day Of A pril next, at II o'clock.
JOHN G. BLAIR, Cashier.
March 3 9o-ld
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-13

VAGLE HOTEL.-The subscriber having leased
his we'll known Hotel in the City Of Richmond,
AXES this method Of informing his friends and the public
generally, Of his determination to keep this extensive
Establishment in style corresponding with The wants
of the community, and the liberal patronage which its
location and other advantages have always secured Tor
has accordingly made his arrange for putting II IN
condition OF Increased neutness and comfort and OF
sunnynp his table and bar at all times with the best
which The marke, will afford. His stables are extensive
and M be constantly attended by careful and attentive
,Ie and plen,ifully supplied with forage He is de.
t Us 10 be reasonable in his charges and
10 auaPs '"' HENRY w. MAUCk.
~, m 90-2aw4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-13

ERANK OF VlRGINIA.-A general Meeting of the
EE Stockholders Of the Bank of Virginia will he held,
according adjournment the ID day of April next.
ROBINSON, Jr. Cashier.
March 3 g5-2awtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-13
Worthu the INTENTION of Cupitalists.

THE for sale his ,LASn lying in James river
. city Of Richmond, continuing about o5 acres OF
Of which rich land be, and the whole
% BE for nn. Bu. its chief value consists its
- ...,powcr and failing bank Of the purcs sand The
u.. rans be made adequate to demand,
m he valuable Tor building the city Of Richmond hay-
m .d for that purpose nett annual acone, Tor the last tive
~ 80 si The sand also considered BY soma to
y manufacture OF sls The arges bouts that
m Jams canal in its Improved state can at all
.pproacs the island which will render deabs location
MS and The island also abounds
in The lfsne for building purposesTh property IN
il condition. readily be rented out for
tenn OF $500 per For parioulaIs apply TO Wor
b.n NcGuier & Co., F. l. J. :. 1ames & Co., or 10
FrbI3 LSI-2a~uJ ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-13
LUMBER FOR SALE

LUMBER FOR SALE.
y#JHE Georgia Lumber Company have now on band,
a their depot at Daren, a large amount OF Luni
Der for sale by the carg", IN IN ---- nran!ilies upI
they are fully prepared 10 furnish on Snort noce all
kinds of the best quality of Southern Pine Lumber,
saved to any required dimensions, and at the most ia
All communications may be addressed TO the .4gent Of
the Georea Lumber Company al Dnrien nd will receive
prompt attention. siH1oN o. ~
Lumber City, Georgia, Feb. e2-3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-13
rERus OF THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

NJ The ESQUiRER IS Published three hmes acseS Gn
,s the session Of the State Legislature, and teee oee6
daring The rest IF the year
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Five Dollars per aasu, and Three Dollars for six moath
All SUBSCRIPTIONS shall hereafter be considered incurred
n advsae anl wears publications unless specially
dad and paid Tor IN advance Tor that sio''e
Inns ordered.
No pu!i:aoa shall be sent the order Of and
suhscteer paid advance satisfactory refer
..a.ess or his mymen, But in order for pu5ica
wiIhou: parmcat from su3scoet VINO
With the conditions single NUMBER may DC sea'' e0aans OF
se:oinp tniej By, copy Of this regulation
The Gil subscribers whose ability to pay may DO
pubhe and remain indebted on open
tas time when the advanced
DUE shall be from The lis; Of suhscser
r. Associations Of tse EIteris Coa-eatioE Of Pa
Thes. Resolutions OF the collective Wis
" .ai the experience the Editorial Corps OF Virginia,
az xs,. assembled AZ Richmond on tn. January 1888.
,bs,s Resolutions we are abde-he Interests
., recommend and o~a Interests require aa nheA
An dues to tt, csce RENTED per null good and
Slak notes. the o. the Editor; he postage Of al
-, mug pad So tae rrs-(Thc postage Of single letter
o. aay account writer II the accumulated post
az extensive business which operates 1' serious Tax upon
soever will pay @ niue papers, auuualls. sLal base the
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
.octG Tha, be recommended to the Editors OF Newspapers
the TO publish Al the head OF papers
that they strictly adhere 10 tue sasi
these be always sue as to re iar
''' ''' '" rResox.s1 sf the Edilcrisl csnrenton.
square OF sixteen aes less hrst insertion, cents; Tor
.,ch continuance, 50 cents.
distance be accompanied with the adHaRee
c,, 0, satisfactory references, 10 insure execution
whose advertising amount 10 Sloo per annu DIS
will 30 and TO $50, OF ~ per cent
u Ali Obituaries and .Garriagss om the COUNTRY The
, handwriting unknown al th. Office must De
the ncishborhood, they
w pahhei Every measure that has been taken
70 7sr mposoas and auizzss proved heretofore unara
therefore, such the Comraun
cpo certified bv The OF tina Postmaster rriea on the
;a-t Of The !:tse-.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-13
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

NOTICE TO TR.AVELLERS.-Traveler going South are IN
formed they reach Petersburg, Fa there is eaoee
II rv the Great Mail Line, which daily through
s;oa Raleigh Fayetteville, Columbia, Augusta a &c, or ny
,s Wilmington Railroad and steamboat Co.'S iHe from the
the Petersburg Rsiiroai through Halifax, Whining
ari Charleston. Sc.
tn day, starting Petersburg Tuesdays Thursdays
N. saturdays delay pos, coaches ato
opr!iej At each line.
p.,sr.nrts Railroad Office. Dec. 10, 1897. 65-Jm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-13
MlRGR3VE. ninner Of tie great 81. Ledger Stakes

MlRGR3VE einner of the great ST. Ledger Stukes.
TIE Race Horse and Stallion imported
best E,rse year. bred and the best Of Mucy,
Of Levii,haa whose colts running we'll the West
@ The & ea e
OF Hanover Court House. and miles of Col C. r. G"odas t.
, soon as sses1ained so or parted with
every Mares will be well fed for 81 - cents per
oa. oan= and barren Mares. bu, will not be
.,,:nsse pasture. viii be furnished without charge.
Narzave rich dark chesnu without white, fully feet
u of s7es, strength power bone
any thorough bred Horse America and beauty enough to
sae action temper and ioa and
o to % ~ n where he has
considered by ali good judges far ss best Horse
Of SPEED aud stoutness and being Horse OF such
bone and sze such ,ranscendant power he win
noble stock for osg dsoHe being descended rom
foan! 10 the whole English stud Book.
He Stakes is subscribers New Market and
good the Cear~e Stakcs 40 Subscribers after
vsy bad start, and being Gro pncee the
Stakes great Ledger % subscribers, the Gas
Grsrd Duke Michael Is subscribers New Market besides Other
He started Vs the Derby Stakes ol sub'crc' which all
allow he could have With ease h. had not been compromised
Horse the stable The Enslish Sporting Maya
say: 1.-The Derby remarkable for the immense
3arsave made and had all been running Mar
s'avs would have b-en r and Refrain seccnt Again: cr
he Ledger aad onh 10 have won the Derby feat ne
performed since the year 200.
sions pun and marsave povid
ed 'a=y were not trained until ) or yeaIs old"
Maryrave's very brilliant the turf having
he great and travelled 100 miles in fortnight without
effect him considering the Of Margave
With stride he better adapted ds'uRre
lie and conquered all the best horses OF his yearspong
Nas.riael
Misr.ve by Muley Of orr!e winner Of the ST.
Lt and capital Stallion having covered at 5, (or $780,
Eleanor Derby and Oaks the only time has been
one the bcs; Of her ADD to dam Of
Pn and Julia, dam Of Phantom Orvie got Eus winncr OF
the Derby covering $685. and Of Priam and Penipo,
of the Derby 0ysen Of the Oaks Mango winner
OF the ST. Ledger l Sapedon md many other good Mn
leg FesPa winner Of the Oaks, Lria,bsn imp auiey Mo-
ioch aud many Others.
His dam E!eron, of The Derby, uud FIRST four
nile Horse Of Gchanna the best Horse distance his
DAY and equal Stallion Of his sranddam Fair
en hy Hambeonian who invi8cbe dstance Helen
by OePn RoSaand by Phenomenon Aanta by Machem, Lass
Mill by Oronoko Trave!er Miss Makeess; Bmner; Dcky
Ps.on Bur;oa Barb Mare Ths pedigree the OF good
and perccon rich and fashionable and remarkable for the
undochns Of all crosses, being Of the
bard boIloned four mile Pi, areTcre and
III essend1E from the and akin; and
Lnar OF Els Of the ST. Ledger Levath,n and
ohc' highest and The frat Horses
.vcscnc but farther proofs and particulars will be given
m sn bills is only for those who wish to the
stock 70 Narsave. do the public ne the outest
ne Horse have and OF fine appearance 10 short,
hss hin better than any Of the importation. -
VIM. L. WHITE.
Feb2 93-2awtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-13
FsICEs.MO.VD, v'zEsGxysY.g,

NOTlCE.lose stockholders the Ryanna Navigation
Pany who have subscribed improve South fork Of tic Ri
wanna ver are hereby required the und Of the Trca
su'e hcen dodfs each share Of stock subscribed the fol-
lowing times, TO witt Five dollars hioc the !s dry
oil April nexre dollars May
nextHud five dollars per share before first dcy Of June
next. by order of the Board Of Directors:
DAN. L. CARR, Treasurer
RraHud Navigation Company.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-13
p.Dy!ItJ q C..cn INC. -
Y.,er,5uts Railroad Office, Dec. 10, 1897.

SAINT LEDGER, by Eclipse, and full brother 20 Ate Lance
so OKsy will MAKE his next in Virginia, at my sta
~. Tee Hill miles below Richmond Particulars will appear
hi, s.s and advertisement in due time. JOHN P. WHITE
T-s Hill, jan p eu-ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-13
Feb. 10

Rules held The CLERKS Office
the Circuit Court Of Law Chance for the
ty Of Amelia for the month OF February, 1885:
Moses nverton, administrator Of Roda Bcadies dec, Plaintiff,
against
John p Boiling sheriff OF Amelia and SUCH administrator Of
Nathaniel 81 o,ley dec Porskl Motley and Miranda s. E. NJ
Motley his wife, Joel Thurstun Pauna r. Thurston James ~
Thursou John r. Thur.ton Pasha H. Thurslon and Alex b.
Wah7ll, 50n Joel Motley, said
Alex b. Waha administrator with the will ANNEXED Of Sylvia
Sayre, dec, Defendants:
The Defendants Parski Motley aud Miranda s T. 81 his WIFE
Joel p urson Pnuna R. Thurston James 81 Thurs;on John
Z. Thuon, Pnsc,n H. Thuson having entered their
ind given security according the OF Assembly and
the rules Of this Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they inhabitants Of this ordG That said
defendants appear the nntan-
the bill ote PLAINTIFF and that copy ofhs order be forthwith
nseredia Published in the Of Richmond for
months uceiycy and posted the from, the Court
house OF this county. 4 Coly-Tcste,
JOHN TONNES LEIGH, c.
February Sf-WSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-13
Feb %

rules held in csrh's office
Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law aud Charcey for the
county OF amcliu, forthc uspnh of February, 1888
Samuel jones and Ann q. bis wife, Plaintiffs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-13

VOTICEA ne,,ons ;pdcbtcd to the of ELIZABETH
wHScros decd will please MAKE immediate ,;ns
further indulgence gvcn and all persons having
asain. estate will present weeks for payment
ae that time will psd as te estate WI nave
beea divided. JOHN WhshiHHiON,
Eeo'r Of E. Washington, dee Ca'olos e0Snts'
March 10 30 ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-13

ngninst
William T. Esscson administrator of Joseph Cooke, aud urvir
Ing husband Of his late wife, Martha, formerly Cooke, James p
locke Mary Archer formerly Mary Cooke Judith Archer formerly
Cooke and Jas obson and Jane s. his wife, formerly Crck Cha
Cooke aud Richard Archer, Defendants.
The defendant Richard Archer having appear
aad given security according Assembly
rules Of this court and appearing
is nhabi'an Of this S,ae II rules
ed that the said defendant Richard Archer Rppcur
first day of April and bill plaintiffs
and tina. copy this order be forthwith published
paper printed the city of Richmond months
nd another copy posted The front of the
county. a Cnpy-Tcs,c,
JOHN TONNES LEIGH C.
Feh. -vSvs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-13

n Tie ENQUIRER IS Published thTee H1nts ucseH nH
rim, The Of tie State legislature and tiree toee6
I,s,,y The rest of the ycdr.