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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-09-25
200 Dollars Reward

10. ANYWAY from the subscriber about the
N y .25th Of July mulatto man named
Richard, who usually calls himself Richard
Baxter. He is about 30 y ears Of age. FIVE
feet 10 inches high, stout made, hair nearly
straight, aud generally long, has a scar over
one of his eyes, not Fecollected which. He
IS a telerable mechanic, working some times
at the Carpenters Blacksmith and Shoema-
ker's trades, and may probably pass himself
Tor free man, and get work at any q, those
trades. He can read and write mdiherently,
and is remarkably intelligent. He was brought
from Virginia, and win probably attempt to
get there or to free State. / viii give. $50
# taken in Mississippi or Alabama, or the
above reward out of these States, or secured
Z = VIM. w. WATTS.
Oktibbeha County, Mississippi, +
I. September Is, 1888. 1-H
The State Of Mississippi, Monroe County.
. CIRCUIT COURT, APRIL TERM, 1888.
Alexander M. Mayo, attachment /.
John H. Z Lawson, s1o y 81
,nN motion, it is orderedby the Court that
" 4Publlcatlon be- made. Tor SIX successive
weeks, IN the Argus, newspaper printed in
Columbus, Mississippi, notifying the defend
ant of the tendency of this suit, and that un-
less he shall enter his appearance at the. next
term of this Court and answer, plead or de-
mur, that judgement final viii be had against
him, and the property so levied on, sold to
satisfy the plaintiffs demand.
Issued this 9TH day O. September, 1888.
~ :. II. BUCKINGHAM, -
Clerk.
By his Deputy T. E. BUCKINGHAM. a
Stow
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-09-25
For Mayor
Eli Abbott.
For Selectmen.
FOR THE ARGUS.


Mr.. Ediior:-I am very glad to see the
DarkieS once moro at work on the Streets;
It savers well. The election for Mayor
and Aldermen will soon be here; and the
present incumbent is candidate in the
lioldi and it may be that they will scrape up
sufficient dust from their various digging
in Nam and Market Streets, to throw in
the eyes Of the citizens as will cause some
ofthem to give him their support. Now
Sir, the proper time to work the streets OF
a town or city, is in the spring ofthe year.
that health may be promoted, and comfort
diffused; but our worthy Mayor it seems
mas taken exception to this rule, and pre-.
iers the fall,--just on the eve oPthe cleo
ton, when the public may witness his eff
cient operations, and at the same time re-
cord their votes for him. We'll, this is an
improvement in politics, should they not
otherwise conclude. A CITIZEN.
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GInoUIr EoUnT sAbalL Tenn, 1888.
q g j. Wightman, plaintiffs, in an !
attachment M
Sc -aRobert Barton Defendant.
zETNIIES dayeanfe the plaintiffs and On mo.
"a ton by their Attorney, ID Is ordered that
notice bel ublished f0r1ou successive weeks
ID the Columbus Argus newspaper printed
m Columbus, Mississippi, previous to the next
term Of this Court, requiring the defendant 10
pleadin tlliscaIlse before the first fiavsof the
next term Of this Court or judgement will BE
against hin1by deiaplk &c. s, a
81 "A true copy as of record. Test 81
81 John ID TERREIiIa Jr.
sa y f.aa Clerk Gireaii E5Oa5t.
The STATE Of MississiRpis Monroe County.
& Calvin AfcCraelen, ~ n
y u.s. ssse Attachment for
sockehsubbys $50 GO
c1RcUrr COURT, April TERM, 1888.
ON motion It is ordered by the court that
" publication be made SIX successive weeks
inthe Argus, anewspaper printed in Columbus
Mississippi notifying the defendant of the pen
dency OF this suit, and that unless the Defend
ant shall enter his appearance at the next term
of this court, and plead, answer, or demur,
that judgment, final, viii be had against him,
and the property so levied on VIII be sold to
satisfy the plaintiff 3 demand.
Issued 18th day Of August, 1893.
4. ..e s. Ell. BUCKINGHAM, Clerk
By his deputy +. 3. BUCKINGHAM.
Printers fee, 81 so slow
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GP Tho. j. Clark win continue the Com
mission Business in Mobile on his own account.
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Dissolution,

A MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATION.
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.sDS ceived and lows
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-30
sRt;s0gcvi2 NisR d5rcsss 5gletfcF.
JOS. f.. NJ HOBBY, MANAGER.

FHTHE proPrieors respectfully announce TO the Ia
Il dies and gentlemen Of Richmond and lis vicinity.
lhGt they have united their extensive MenaTerle and
Equestrian Circus Company for tI;s eeas"n and in OF.
fering them to the public for exhibition determined
to give such variety Of entertainments cannot fail
10 meet the appreciation of al! classes OF the community
TO effect this they have engaged Of the most Ia.
! Tented and celebrated Equestrian and Gymnasiic per.
living Animals, will afford rich and treat to the
Naturalist and lover Of Gymnas,!c and Equestrian Tx
ercses
| The Mcnagerie and Circus both arranged under a
large and spacious pavilion and will he exhibited toge
Their at Richmond, on "Wednesday, Octoter the 3lst,
and Thursday the LIST, Friday the 3D. and Saturday
the Sd days Of November, 1888. For six days only -
! Hours Of exhibition Of the Animals, from 10 four
| ?. VI Hours of exhibition Of the Animals and Circus,
from IN 10 at night Admission TO the Animals alone,
% cents admission 10 the Nlenagere and Circus 81
night 80 cents. Children and servants, half price
Commodous seats will be erected 10 accommodate visit.
ors-lldes and the juvenile branches Of families always
have the preference. The Proprieos pledge Themselves
that nothing shall be wanting their part 10 render The
exhibition both agreeable and interesting. For a lis, Of
the animals contained in the Menagerie, see bills at the
| Hotels.
There will be exhibition the same time and place
Of specimens Of the 6ne Arts-the richest Gle
CANT and extensive collection Of Paintings ever offered
tho citizens Of This place Representing burning
mountains, contngra,ions cities buildings battles ship
wrecks &c. Neither pains xpensc have been spar
ed in procuring works Of the celebrated and inter.
es.ing character. The exhibition will be accompanied
with variety OF Comic Songs. Admission % Cents
Entrance TO this splendid exhibition from the inside of
the hlenagere.
| NJ The above will he exhibited ut Columbia on Sa
turday. Oct. 27th-At Goochland Court house on Mon
day. 2a,h and al Thomas raylors Tuesday Oh days
| OF October, 1888.
II Place Of Exhibition OIL Council Chamber Hill.
Got % 45-3l
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PGiuqjic LAND for snie in Ln,rrr @inid
FENHAT valuable tract Of Land called BLCk-ROE,
IL has hcen conveyed by The owners 10 Tic Subscribers
for the purpose Of being sold and they will proceed 10
Offer it for snle nj public auction The premises 10 the
highest bidder. THURSDAY, the 18th day Of Noycrber
next, if fair, if not on the next fair day thereafter.
This estate lies in thc county of Eiznhet City, and
State Of Virginia, The Chesapeake BAY directly Op
pose to Cape Henry, adjoining the Government, land
Old Point Comfort and contains about 90 acre.; about
$50 open. The ep is naturally rich bu; Of
late it has been much elected IT is susceptible
n. gh improvement and is well adapted 10 the culture
Of whPat, oats. Indian buck wheat. clover and in
decd every thing that fertile soil. in this climate will
prhhnce3u bushels of wheat per have been raised
This land For the purposes Of gardening the soil is
not surpassed by any in the State There this
OF the most eligible sites for fine building in the
lower country, embracing unbouuded wafer prospect
in front. On the beach, are two fishing staionsone OF
which is very valuable. This land is famed for its heal
thiness. and for The excellence Of lis warrThe remain
der o! the land a5out 500 acres) is in wood and much
Of is covered with growth Of very heavy timber, suit
able for ship building II is The mos, heavily timbcTed
land in the section Of country in which il is situated
The advantages Of the water are very Crcat-fsh oys
ters crabs &c abundant and moi surpassed in qua
lily, by any in the waters of the Chesapeake. ready
marke, he obtained Fortress Mnnruc and in Nor
folk Every luxury furnished by the waters and the
soil Of this climate, can be procured in abundance, in
son, at this place.
The land is 10 be divided into three equal parcels and
cold in that FORM each parcel will contain raabe Pnr
tim Of wood land. Col. Cary Of Hampton, and Mr..
Philips, the present tenant, will chow the 10 any
persons disposed TO view it.
TERMS OF sALr.-One third of The purchase money
will be required be paid in hand, and Ike reminder
in two equal annual instruments; end Lr purchaser will
be required to give bonds with approved personal
rty, and deed Of the property 10 secure the
las two payments The title This is unqucs,ion
able. JOHN CARY
ROBT. 2. SWAMI
Arg23 32-wis
20 Editor Of the Nopro1K ErAcos will the above
advertisement weekly iii stoed and cud his this
fec, for lcclio
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-30

THE PUBLIC CANNOT BE TOO CAUTIOUS
about purchasing pills purporng 10 be Brandreth s.
Let il be REMEMBERED BY ALL that no druggist,
apnthorary padlar can sci! the genuine pills.
FnrihrT,rorc, every authorized agent has an engraved
certificate of agency. signed hy B BRANDRETll. NJ
D. See that il has been rencwad-NO CERTIFICATE
BEING ANY GUARANTEE AFTER lively +
MONTHS FROM DATE. THAT PILLS SOLD BY
THE HOLDER ARE GENUINE.
\ B ALL travellers from DR.. Brandrcth have pow
or Of Auorrey--obsrrve II
All Pills having WIN RRANDRETiI on the top. and
GEORGE HUTCHINSON on the edge. ARE COUN
TERFElTS and made to DECEIVE the PUBLIC and
ENADE ito Law al The same time.
DR. BRANDRETHS VIRGINIA OFFICE, for
The exclusive sale of his Justly celebrated Vegetable
Universal Pills is l3I MAIN STREET, a fec doors
Lcio,o the Old .Inrkei Richmond.
10, IJ dJ-6t
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and = each VI

These If capitals alone, vii! amount to over Two
Hundred Thousand Dollars 10 VIII CHI he adds many Of
IS 600 sGO0O 1000, 81 900, and hundreds Of 81 goo,
&c more than halt o! which have been sem; 10 The
Country 10 those who have favored with their orders,
and all have, usual with Bigger, been promptly paid
at sight
He again calls The attention Of advcntuiors TO the
splendid Lottery for the l7ih Of November. $lGGo9O
Ca,i;a and assures them that all orders addressed
him will the mos; pronp, and confidential acn
ton and in all cases The Original Managers tickets
will be iorwardcd; consequently not liable TO my r:is
iake dispute. Fer Grand Capitals. be particular to
address THO. B. BIGGER,
Richmond, Va.
0c, 4S-td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-30
NOGk1s Office.

The opita Prize of FIFTY THOUSAND Dol.
LARS whole ticket, in Alexandra Lottery. Glass y
drawn the 18th instant, sold By u. NJ Hoi-, TO
gentleman from the country. This Prize amounts 10
fire times much MONEY that Ct any one ever sold
by any vcnder selling tickets in Richmond. liorT
is truly the lucky one 10 forward orders to tor the One
Hundred Thousand and other Capitals
The blind Goddess has selected Hurr ns her man TO
attend TO her affairs hereafter; therefore for The LARGE
Capitals it is necessary 10 direct your orders to me
ID. NJ. HOYT.
Oc, III T49-lf1 RjrhraoRi, Va.
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FR&'EE &.
{. yrcu YET rGu,t>. us,uSG."
TIE SAILOR Dul's rAar" thf.

TIE SAILOR Bon = fAKEu tbl'
TO MS MOTHER.
Tao sail, arc act, the anchor wcigh'd,
And seward blow. the gNio,
Farewell my friends, my viilrsc hcme,
To ell long hrcwcl.
pnar mother, ist no anxious thought
Eur me your mind employ;
70, God ~ safs'y o'cr the d2ep
viii guide your sailor boy.
I've climh'd tho chs,,uut's loly bcush;
its prIckiy store 10 culi;
Dat nos ci!tab the taper mast
Eh,t crowns the rolling hull;
Ia mcuy s.csnw God have heard
Tho Wild winds rush aud rave;
Bat row they swell the huttering sail,
Aad curl the hearing wave
80 more around our cottage Ere,
4, haPp: cveu;ids,
" l:tle brother On my knSc,
Ms sister NJ my side,
No more jUu my ccniradss gay,
4, sunset Oh the lea:
Dul watch The twilight stars cone OUT,
Aboy, tho lonely sea.
ANA little sailor boy.
But twelve years old, ';is tfuej
But eau l"arn Orrci and steefI
Aud ali that sailors do.
Ani. mother, Pil remember now,
What on you've said TO me;
Tho honest heart aud busy hand
Can never iucklcsf 60.
An;i time dies iis;-.n twelve years more
may plain stlai,
And guide Il gallant vessel home,
With wcai;h from iorsisG ignd,
Ny father dear, 10 toll loI US,
IL forced star to roam:
But mother thea TN :oil for him,
Aud he shall biie al homs.
And whsn bis ravon locks are white,
AGd your rad CHEEK - Pntc;
For both III s.scr lie hyICg ship,
And spread the h'staht sail
So, mother ucvcr weep Tor inc,
But think OF al! the 10Y,
When come hone captain bold
And bless ynIr sailor boy. a D.
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Oct Q

Nm CHANCERY-VrkeiSlA- TO oott.-At Rules held
ia in the Clerks Office Of the County Court of Cum.
berand the Courthouse thereof from the list 10 the
9th day Of October, 1888:
Edward G. Walton, plainlif
against
Joseph Baughan, Edward Baughan, Peyton Bnughan,
John Baughan, Warner Baughan, William Baug han,
and the heirs of John H Jones' who claim under James
Bauehan, to wit: Samuel Wilson and Susan his wife.
formerly Susan jones' John P King and Caharine his
wife, formerly Catharne Jones; Harrison Jones, Joel
Jones, Mary Jones, William Jones, John Jones' and
Martha Jones, Defendants
The defendants Joseph Baughan, Edmund Baughan
and Pcy,on Baughan, not having entered their appear
and given security according 10 the Of Assem-
bly, and The rules of this Court, and it appearing by sa
,saclory evidence, that they not inhabitants of this
Commonw ealth, it is therefore ordered, that the said
defendants Joseph Baughan, Edmund Baughan and
Peylon Baughan, do appear here on the 4h Monday in
December xt, and the bill Of The plaintiff and
that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the city Of Richmond for two
months successfully and posted al the front door Of the
Court house of this county.
ACopy-Tss,e,
EDWARD W. SIMS Jn, d. c.
Oct9 44-wSw
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Real Estate Cary street, at .4uctton.
81 WILL sclI. Wednesday. the 3lst October. at l2
u.y hiIi or es-tre HIIateVST mat
most valuable and desirable block Of brick Building
Cary street, fronting The rohouse and Basin consist
ing Of five Tencu,ens Cary street and one on the
Cross street running from Cary 10 Main street
TERMS One fourth cash, the balance in equal pay.
mens of g. r. and Is months, without interest more
particular description ofhs valuable property regarded
unnecessary persons DESTROYS Of purchasing, ii is
sumed will view the property previous to the day of
sale To any SUCH the subscriber will take pleasure in
shelving it. Ie will only remark, tina, such opporlun
ties Of investing are rarely offered upon favorable
terms DAVID ANDERSON JT.,
.9nyf for Hiu:am Orerion
0c, % iS-wld
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Il .UonSirr in he shapc Of n Lottery!
Sim non f',.;,,I
scva.,dria g,astcry. Glass a.

To be drawn a, Alexandria, %. c., on Saturday, No.
vrmtrr I1h 1898, with Capital of $780, 900
of $50 eco 20 O9O 10 600. 600, 1900 GO00 5,G00
900 3 40; Of 1900 10 of OOO 80 Of coo, GO of
900; 70 oil 800 &c, &c: amounting in all 10 more than
i million of dollars.
The tickets in The above mammoth scheme, are now
received, and will be sent by msi to any part Of the u
s., for $50 each.
A certificate of package of wholes fer 2GO-haves,
quarters and eighths i'll proportion.
u Please address,
D. NJ. HOYT, Richmond, Ia,
AT the Virginia Lottery Office directly under the sign
OF the Eagle. who has and is selling more Capital
Prizes than any other vender in the known world.
IL Orders for Tickets from any part OF the United
States b. Mail otherwise, enclosing cash prize
tickets, thankfully received and executed by return
mail, with the prompt attention as personal APP
pication and the result sent (whcn requested) immeG
a,eIy after the drawing.
Dct2 az
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Bss6sesE3ss'S
Exchange as'd LOTTERY CM'e,

II To The Friends and Patrons Of Fortunes Lounge.
The many Grand Capitals which have in short space
of time been sold Fortunes Lounge (Birgsrs oicc)
Will warrant Bigger in saying that III no office in Anne
rca or in the WORLD, is there better chance TO
that splendid capital of
IL One RHndrci Thousand DOiiaTS!
Than at Bggers Office. Richmond, Va. lie announces
few rf the leading Capitals which have been sold by
him nn, challenges The world for en- equal
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-30

CITY SAVINGS BANK Of Richmond
THNHlS Institution has active capital of upwards
q Of 0,000 and receives on dcpnsi,e any sum of
money not less in than FIVE dollars and grants
certificates for the same, bearing interest Of six per
cent, pei annum for such sums remain on dcpose SIX
months longer, and five per for remaining
shorter period-Ofce kept at the store Of Messrs
Samuel F. Adie d. Co. Main street
SAMUEL WINFREE PresL
SAMUEL F. ApiF, Cashier
E. B. BENTLEY, Srcrcidry
Richard B. Flaxnll, Benjamin Sheppard, Jesse Snead,
james G.. Crane James Bridges, Jamas Allen Robt
G. Williamson, John N. Gordon, J. j. Fry, Alexander
VIM Allen, R. Edwards Jr, H Baldwin. r NJ Crump'
David Bridges. James w Dibrell, T. Lalhrop, Judah
Myers and WIN. S. Plumer-Direc,ors.
Sept Is So. wsw
HEYhNTED he s,o~,;l., na,,, , u, il.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-30

rtAsu SALE OF NEGROES.--I will SELL tc Tie
a highest bidder, for cash, at LawrenceVie, on e
eIh Of November next i, being brunswick Court day,
twenty negtoes, consisting OF men, women: g,I,s and
boys. hNDN1' ~ -
a'-tu
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,sT'Es.sT'G's1.e7;s Lottery Office.

Drocn Numbers in 4Ie1andria Lottery No. T.
II Il 81 4G 7 II 4 81 30 % d. Gn
Ticket ctos 20 ii az prize Of $780, sold and cash
ed By Stratton
SPLENDID SCHEMES
Every wcck-A brilliant scheme for the l7ih or no
ven:her Capitals 100000. $50 ,O00 $50 600. $4,000
5000 $500 $4,000, So 900. 81 900. &c. &c Tick
cts S20.-Tckcts in all the Lotteries, and the really
lucky numbers for sale at STATIONS Lucky Office
Look 2i5 Capitals sold and casled by Sratton-the
al! prize seller. in a little over twelve months
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-30
ESdS Y'Y';S Cotf,,s OF Fortune.
Coon News FOR THE CousrRY.

Coon News FOR THE COUNTRY
Whole Ticket No IL 81 H. the grand Capital Of
$50, 00U! was sold by Horr to gentleman in The
ry who is requested 10 hand in his Ticket and &c, the
money.
This is the largest prize sold in Virginia for - years.
and larger than any sold by any Pendrr dong
business in Richmond. Who cay Hoyt is not the
favore son of the blind Goddess He selected by
her Majesty to sell this nice little prize.
There are Two Prizes Of $4,000, and one Of 100000
now on hand Let ali orders be forthwith directed the
lucky spot (HOYT'S) for them. Let it be remembered
thai oil Hoyts large prizes are sent to The country. lie
is peculiarly fortunate in that way. The following
The drawn numbers Of Alexandria Lottery. No. Z:
II II 81 4G II 81 20 20 4S GO
Oct lG DO
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HOYT would nsl say 10 his old patrons and the pub.
lc that his Office is still the place for them to apply for
tickets he is dealing out "c one thing need in his
old style II goes thousands by thousands
By glance Of the eye below, you will Of the
most Magnfccn, Schemes ever offered. The chances
for the advenurer much better than in any scheme
before offered therefore, let your orders come to the
right place, HoYTs OFFICE
n b Besides the schemes you see advertised in his
paper tickets in uny Lottery, advertised by any one,
he had in any quantities of U.S. Probably all the largest
capitals below will be sod by
D. ~ HOYT, Richmond, Ia.
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Louisiana Lccf and CLARIFIED SUG.7RS.

Louisiana Lccf and CLARIFIED SUG7RS,
e. IN PACKAGES, comprising every ersde-caf'
eSe1S3 90 of brig Daniel Webster, from New of'
leans, landing, for sale by ,xov 9 20
Uho hare in store,
80 rhGs ST Croix, P. Rico, and y O. Sugars
80 bhs "Loyerirg Il Cos crushed do
d bo,es do single loaf do
90 boxes Superior white Havana DO =,
1890 bags P Rico, Lagrira, Rio, St. Domingo cad Old
Iavc Cnfisr
20 riaes, and half do. Champagne and C'snnc
Brandy.
1000 bags Shot-assorcd.
Cotton yarns, " adding, ana Bats Of cur own manu-
tic!l;S. i'-oiI oCt -
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Alexandria Lottery,

Tlckf's S2U-Halves SIU-Ilnarsers S0-Eghihs g %.
Certificates Of Packages of % Whole Tickets $3.50
Do. do p Half Tickets 100
Certificates of Packages of % Quarter Tickets 65
De. do. . Eighth Ticket 30 80
Tickets and Shares Certificates of Packages in the
above Splendid Scheme for sale a, c. C!arkcs Office.
Oct l6 4G-wld
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Besides 500, GOO. 500, 400 800, 200, &c, &c ma.
king 2I5 Capital Prizes sold and cashed by Straton
since January. 1887. Orders punctualy and confden.
TALLY attended 10, if addressed 10 n. STRATTON,
Oct 10 Tt7-f1 Richmond, "a
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EN- CHANCERY-V,Rc.SIa.- rules tatcn in the
IA Clerks Office Of the County Court Of Prince Edward,
the lst day OF October, 1898:
Martha S. Moore, Plaintiff,
against
Sygnal Moore, Phoebe Bracket James Bonnet and
Frances, his wife, formerly Frances Bracket John b.
Davidson and Martha his wife, formerly Martha Brac.
ket and John Nj. Bracket; which sud Frances. Martha
and John NJ. Bracket, children of John Bracket,
decd; and John Davidson, Defendants:
The Defendants except Signal Moore, having
entered their appearance and given security according
of the General Assembly and the rnles of this
Court and it appearing that they not inhabitants of
this State the motion of the plaintiff by her counsel
il is entered rules aforesaid md accordingly ordered
that the said defendants, except the defendant Signal
Moore, do appear here the first day of December
Court next, and answer the plaintiffs bill; and that
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some one Of
the public newspapers printed in the city of Richmond
for two months ssvey and also posted the font
door Of the Courthouse of this county.
Copy-Teste
b. }. WORSHAM, C. c.
Octo 4i-wSw
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Eigge.:s Esrise CIsjCc.
RIcuMoNp, FIwGISIA.
.3roiieT Capiiai b. Biggsr.

Drawn nu,n- rs cf the Virginia Wellsbug Class 6:
ii | 10 % II 10 % 80 10 CO IL
= IL -, Whole ticket small Capital OF $500 sold,
md as usual paid al sight, at Fortunes Home: Bigger
Office.
Oac hundred thousand doi'ars Capital 10 Le drarn
III: I7h .N6rtmJsr 1885.
The tickets in this Splendid Lottery nnw received
and for saic Packages Of whoes, halves. quarters
eghihs-S Single whole shares at Bigger Prize Office.
He requests those Of his friends and patrons who have
already forwarded their orders 10 lose no tire in
sending them him. order that they may receive their
tickets on or before the day Of drawing
The tickets in the $40 GnO Lottery also received,
and tor sale Fortune Home Fer large Prizes please
address THQS i BIGGER,
Ocl9 1II-w,!1 Richmond Va.
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DpsIueS Pl'ZFs OF gov, S-"U, SOW, SIUU, SCV, HOV,
$50, $40, and lowest prize $50.
Tickets only $50 halves $l0-quarters S5-eighths
81 30
Certificates Of Packages of % whole tickets $3.50
DO. do ~ halt do. 1870
DO. do - quarter do. 65
Do. do % eighth do 81 so
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