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CODE'S LADE'!S BOUEl
E,litian $4,000 monthly.

More than sixty Figures of Fashions each
year. Great addition to the Editorial
Department.
!NPS. LYDIA II. SIGOURNEY,
Whose name is SO intimately connected
with the Literature Of our Country and
who has justly been termed by the con-
temporary press The Hemans Of Amcri-
ca. Will assist Mrs. Hale in the editorial
department. 1t is with feelings of the
greatest pleasure that the publisher of the
Book makes this announcement The edi-
torial corps will now consis, of Mrs. SA-
RAN J. HALE, Mrs. LYDIA H. S1GouRNEY
and LuUIs A. GonEy.
Mrs. Sigournev will commence her va
luabe aid with the January number.
The Lady's Book has always been not
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marked distinction which characterizes it
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conductors it will be impossible to go
astray.
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sued. 1t is usualto announce that small
edition only will; be published. Contra
uso this, the Proprietor Of the Lady's
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immense edition, with which he hopes to
supply all those who will favor him with
orders, commencing with the January
number.
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any other in America, and as q
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edited by their own sex and assisted as the
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bellishnenss it is positively the Boudoir
companion.
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tise Fashion Plates.
The Publisher Of the Lady's Book wish
es it to be distinctly understood that the
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ed, and in every Number, which is not
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Uuncoloured Plates of Fdshious..-Also
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about
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capable of doing it justice.
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FOR SALE,

OIt kO4HHI5
n FIRST rate Cook and Washer is Of
SA fered at private sale; the price will be
low, and the terms accommodating. Ii
not disposed of before the first of January,
she will be sold atpublic sale at the Court
House. Apply to
YOUNG g. DEPASS.
Dec. T.
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MUSICAL DEPARTMENT

Is under the superinlendence of J. G..
Osborne, than whom no person is more
capable of doing it justice.
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Hardware, CrOckery, and
GROCERIES,

all of which will be disposed of at the
lowest cash prices. Merchants and 9TH
rrs from the country would do we'll to
call and examine the stock before making
their purchases. -
JONES & HUGHSON.
December 6, 1889.
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NEW AND CHEAP
GOODS.

THE SUBSCRIBERS having established
IL themselves at the corner of Broad ant
Rulledge-streets, have just received ge
neral assortment of
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More than sixty Figures Of Fashions each
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eli rhcsnut st. Phila.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-24
,Sfl.IfffOn'S Office,

TEylCKETS in all the Lotteries and The really lucky
Numbers for sale at STRATToNs Lucky Office.
Look !-39i capitals sod and cashed by STnATTos, the
All Prize Seller in little IL months.
Drawn Nos in Va. Wheeling Lottery, No 7, Extra,
Co 8 7 30 42 as % 80 80 43 3
Tickets Nos 80, and % 40, both sold and csshed
by SrRArIos.
Drawn Nos in New Jersey Lottery, No 50, dawn
September 10:
Is 45 So SO G5 Is "a "a 70 II
Whole Nos Is a. sold and cas'ed by STRArToS
Drawn Nos. in Va. Norfolk Lottery, No. Q, drawn
"a Is "A 90 81 &C 81 &C Go as Sc
Nos IS So 60, another capital sold and cashed by
STRArToa.
Drawn Nos ia Sussex County Lottery No. &c, dawn
Sept IS:
Whole Ticket Nus "a az 80, another Capital sold
and cashed by Stratton.
Drawn Nos in Va Monongaiu Lottery No. 5. drawn
Sep, 81:
"a 81 80 81 ~ - II 10 so 80 40 IS 20 8
Nos 81 so 50 sold and cashed By S.ratton, the All
Pr Seller
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ST. KNESS in lie Snnth

.Ft1c Orlrans The Louisianian Of the 18th States
that the Epidemic "has mot abaed either in maligny
ar frequency, although The number Of recorded deaths
IS ''o so great as il this time two years ago.
lnlerments at the Bayou cemetery, Sept. BIZ
from The hospital s yellow fever 9. Al the Catholic
cemetery 3 ntefmenis-none of yellow fever Al The
American cemetery 9 interments-boih yellow fever.
-H"bHe.-The Register Of the 9Th says, that the lin
tetmens for the los; days number about thirty ftco
comprising many of our mos, worthy friends and several
feiaaPs This decrease must not however, be attributed
TO falling of in ie disease IS owing rather TO the
fe" persons i, has left 10 act upon In the last eleven
days, SG have been inferred Our friends are falling
round Us like ihr !:avrs in autumn But day or two
since we pleaded The death of Of our printers and
the sickness of Others and II is nov our melancholy
duty to state that the junior editor in dangerous 81.
tuation God only knows where The peslilence will
end"
(Lsst Erening's Mail 1.-The Chronicle Of The 19th
cautions lis absent citizens against an immediate re
turn to their homes. II Declares that The fever seems
TO cdntinue without abatement "From wednesday OF
last week a. noon, II o'clock yesterday {one weea)
81 deaths occurred" Ii looks with anxiety for rise in
the river, or for early frost.
AUGUSTA "A letter from Aiken, Of the 10th, addressed
to the Charleston Courier states that g" his place quite
crowded with visitors from Charleston and Augusta
about $780, including children and servants the average
nunber-as some coming and others leaving every
day. The accounts from Augusta most dIscourng
ing Eight died in "a hours, ending II o'clock yes!er
day Sunday
"'rhe Mayor Mr. Cumming, is making every exerlion
10 abule She evil by burning and spreading lime
10 the trcted district He has much 10 do in taking care
Of the sick and dying, and few have the resolution
and courage 10 assist him. Wa mns. not forget The 5
ladies Sisters of Chary) from Char!rslon-they are
doing all they alleviate suffering Humanity in The
Catholic Asylum where there about II persons sick
and dying. The population is said To be reduced 10 about
loco whites in the city We sincerely hope The cool wea
ther ommrnced vii! check this dreadful scourge
Charie,t0n.--The Mercury Of the 1911 states that by
the weekly Report Of the Board Of lralh, published
yesterday The deaths by yellow fever were The total
Of deaths % We learn that there three or four
deaths epcrted Fo, the corresponding week OF last
year the total OF deaths 92 Of which GS BY yel
In fopur
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YuiuaIlc Real Estate for SAFE.

conformity with Of the owners, hereby Offer
for snIr tho tract land which called the RAGGED Is
LAND belonging OF Henry Whitfield, deed The
snd tract lies Wight Va and situated on ne
eide James River about four OF five miles from us mourn
@ IIompton Roads which commands full and perfect view
contain. which fertile and well adapted
10 growth Of Indian wheat &C. e ana es
capable sustaining u DO least IS head CT cattle besides -
m brood mares mules horses the purchase
.houI wish 20 engage such BUSINESS and bcns only ~ mIs
from Norfolk and Smthfcd by waer stock has proved
~ no yery finest "0grng GroHHds IN me St",n
, b, mile or 90 from LANDING the Creek, Which boun.
on tho South and west and which is wei calculated Tor no
SLisG PASTsG" Of Oysters, as has occn ased ot suen
a nurpose for many years 'nst
The dwelling Dutch rooird new Containing Two
,oom. and above hui unfinished state; no place
his section country combines macy advantages WIN :"
~ Besides tho advantages eerfed TO- inc sua
,,, No delightful particularly ~ summer ~
Of the bct from the river roads; when sweep
entirely contributing health and 10 comfort Persons wishing '"
Tho rrcmisr desiring further information in reference to
tho sale o Island will make application to m safAseb Wat
"'''' " " 80 ROBERT ~. WHITFIELD
Snitnficld, Lie Of Whit co, Va Sept ~ 4b-stSwu
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VALUABLE ESTATE SAIE-1he subscriber. wishing To- re
South offers oac the estate he resides on Nag
George county, Virginia. situated immediately the Potomac
sis,y Washington city This place. well known by The
name Waterloo between eight hundred and one thou
The SOIL point Of fertility is inferior TO any m
The county and the great value small
family s been used tho Shore and great abundance "t
.h caught. If extended used, there ~ no
doubt fishery would be poftsble. There have bees continual
an,caiions Of the fishery The dwelling
bou.e spaciou, building and inferior in workmanship
10 any in Tho Statc ohcr Improvements all extensive ard
costly.
when make known the terms SALE fsses'ch
will he given the expiration OF the present year An Ie'
to the subscrbcr nj Hampstead Post Office King Geo'ss
county, Va. will be promptly attended to- ,o.,
ftn-l2tl NEDHAM H. WASfFNlIION,
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YU1o CoNTRACToRs.-Propo'a will be received
u a,,he Office Of The james R''er ana hoaamAa .on-
pany unit, the 25h instant for erecting The superstruc
lure Of bridge across the Canal upon The abuiments
already built, on the land Of Thomas Richie, near
Ri,chi.s Mill The plan and specification Of The work
may be seen at The said office
Nv order Of the President and Directors.
W. b. CHIT rENDEN, Secretary.
Richmond, 2l!h Sept. 1899. 4O-t2s!hs
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Died. Of bio6s fever the 81 instant, his ro,dence in War
county, Mississippi the 18th year age Gen. RocER
p ATKSsor. Tho deceased native county,
Vsni4 he emigae about 10 years ago His death
b. ell who knew him. and erea, affection
his b.rcu,cd wife and four infant children
Chesterfield Coal Mines on Thuday morning, the
10 JoHr NJ ER.aDrn in the 9th year OF his second
William H. ann C.. Brander Of tie town Of Manche
Died at his residence in Charleston Sunday the e5iit
ult tho Right Rev NAlH.sEL BowEa R - Rector OF ST. hi:
chae city, Bishop Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church tho Diocese South Carolina IN the oVth ycat OF MS
age, aud the 2lst Of his Epscopate.
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deep indlgnatlon and that those proceedings will meet
with The rebuke which they justly merit To
friends at home, would say, that it only renns for
US TO be ~ and doing, and with The glorious examples of
Our sister States urging in The path of duty aided
by patriotic and vigorous exer,ons, cannot fail Of
success"
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ElrcttODS.


The Montpelier Patriot Of the l6h has returns rom
nearly all The towns in Vermont, and puts down .''e
strength of the parties in the Legislature thus:-se'
nate II Democrats IL Federasts; House ll9 Demo
crats ITO Federaliss. Democratic ma iorty on JOINT
ballot 8 tensions (Fed majority for Governor ABOUT
1900. ,L
The Augusta Age of the 9Th cnims signal TRIUMPH
in .Uains-Gov Fairfield elected by near 6,OOo MAJ.
the Senate carried by IN increased majory-ano 'ne
House by as large, and perhaps larger majority IMAM
las, year. - It,: .,
Our friends in Maryland will 60 into The action TO-
morrow week, in fine spirits. They are active ana san
puire OF election in Georgia takes pace
in . few DAYS The Milledgeville ''Federsl Union OF
The l7,b states tia, from NIL quarters, reports are
Tho same The friends Of Mcdonald no longer DOUBT
his success For obvious reasons, .iew Jersey IS oPs
lined 10 be the theatre OF contest Blu! the rann'
which has been attempted to be pamed upon the feope
in relation 10 the i've members Of Congress has roussa
the Democracy 10 exettions and if we may JUDGE
nv The following articles, they will carry the day
aNep Jsrseg The Republicans in this State are NOV
inc in their preparations for the approaching STATE e.
linn recent convention in Niddesex county was 'he
nest and most husiastc held for many years. Son
corning The prospects in the State, the New bnnsW''"
Timrs says: - - tho
TO our friends abroad then, we would say III ' r
bonrs, sincerity Of firm belief that the prospects 70,
The triumph Of Republican principles in New Jersey -
The ensuing election is eminently cheering we nave
reason to know that the high handed measures wl''cn
were enacted last year. have created general eens u
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WV. BouLwARE, Secretary
ron TIE ENQLTRER.


AT an adjourned meeting of The Democratic Commit
tee appointed al September Louisa oouf.; al LOUISA
on Saturday, the 2lsl Of September 1880 on motion
Captain John Graves called 10 the Chair, and Dr.
WIN. G,llispie appointed secretary-i, was
Resolped That public dinner be given by The Demo.
cratic citizens of this county al Louisa Courthouse
Saturday. 5th Of October, a. which all The Democratic
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For Wednesday,.
ENN. 600 Dollars.

Lottery authorised by The Slate Of Maryland, Glass
No /. for I539-Tob be dramn on the 25A Sept IL.
The leading Capitals are-0ne Grand Prize IF 800.
COO of % OOO Of 10 600, OF 5000. OF 6o9o, Ut
G000 ] Of 5000 Of 4 900, 10 Of 5000, 90 of 1000,
20 of 500 so Of I,0O0-and great mony other very
fine prizes amounting 10 an immense sam OF money.
Is Number Lottery and I2 drawn ballots.
certificate Of package OF % Whole Tickets 10 this
M.rn;6cent Sche me will be Tor $3.50.
A certificate OF package Of 25 Half Tickets $i25
Do do 25 Quarter do 60 80
DO 40 IS Eghths do 81 %
Single Whole Tickets $20-Shares in proportion
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COMMUNICATED.
T meeting of the Voters OF Louisa county, for the
purpose Of taking into consideration the propriey of in
strucing Delegate elect 10 vote for VIM G. Rives
will be held at October Court
SEVERAL VOTERS
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R. ELDRIDGE, c. S. c. c.
CoMM,s.IoSrK's OFFICE,

COMMISSIONERS
Buckingham e.. H.. Sept TO- 1889
=; ,h Go,ssoing lice re, will please to take
,o,;ee bs, have appointed Monday ID day next
to carry the same into The parties win please 70 %
my otnco oy AZ ocioeAi a. ~ pogERT SHAW. Conm'r.
Court papers. A 4o-N4w
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MARX TS-SErr. "a

ToBAcco-No change in psices-receipts very light
some parcels Of the crop have appeared in mar
ket and been sold at prices ranging from 40 81 ~
WINFREE, WILLIAMSON & co.
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cIllzcrs of th, county are invited to attend.
Resoired That this Committee invite such Of their
Democratic brethren from other counties TO partake with
them as they MY deem proper
jNO GRAVES, Chairman.
Wm A. GILLIspIe SecTetaru
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CAY BENTLEY have received by the latest arrivals from New
Boston, Philadelphia and BALTIMORE large and general
OF Foreign staple and fancy DRY GOODS
they prepared sell cheap oE cash. or 10 prompt Gus.
omcrs-Iey offered larger desirable stock
or Goods 10 The public Without making further comment they
ak wishing purchase either WHOLESALE G. RETAIL
"a. 40-tf
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agains, D.. u.,kar Io,,
merchants and partners ang under tho firm md style o.
Roe,on Coz and the same Robert Irving, Peter Nas una
William as partners another firm OF Peter walker
s. Co.. Lynchburg; Reuben Patterson Daniel
L. Fontane. james Powell Fraucis eane 81, ano ra"'' "
De,ne r Abraham NJ Warwick and John NJ Warwick,
e'J' 'o'a"1" ~ y Defendants.
This cause came on asnn 10 heard the papers formally
read report commissioner under the eee'a ofa",
of the which there nfc Dy
nuin, By the defendant Reuben b. Pateon md tho
Abraham John NJ Warwick, and was argued ny &
whereof and by of the PARTIES the Court
Job recom said report the commissioner VINO made
Win that he conform the IN all hr
nJr which be H. and with the further instruction. mat e
nor, nil debts properly tho trust unds 10 n
together with the evidences IN support
And that said do exTmine state, ano
settle the said and make report to tho Court WIN
matters .peis ;, sbe parties to bo so suited
AeoS- R. ELDRIDGE, C. s. C. c.
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without being able 10 tell whether was rising or sci,
ting But now al length, have the happiness 10 know
thatitis rising and not a setting This anecdoe
concludes the invaluable work which Mr. Madison has
bequen,hed 10 his cnun,rymen.
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M, m 10 Nt,o York 10 purchase a Piano, rkCn yoa

cnn do as 1ceH or letter IN Petcrsbmrg, Ia
,s,E .b,cbcr believes maJurlty oi cases, poFsorE
purchase their Pianos III Pc"rshu: thnG 10
, 20 Nov Yo;s for Them keep constantly on hand from
twenty selected and choice lnumcntsi and ~ NJ
r STORE in Norfolk Richmond, Baltimore, Philadelphia, or Ne"
yk viii be ouna one than hall that qualify
,h, 20 TAR "a assortment GOES hold th greater nducemchi
All r.prr prices be found by reference 10 several ir
,crs which have pubh from gentlemen wlo are IN the hn'
m visiting the have SOLD Them on az !tost
rc where; fact, believe That
rrny persons pay great deal moe at the Nohot
than they vouid IN ms
cc m brsui fnc. toned Gre tecrnsc they have the
sam, N buyrg single that others have w.o
00rc custom IA retained by beng
n with the very snj upon the best
,cms Besides Advantage those who purchase PIanns here
ro, trouble aad risk that they would ba occd To have
in n, tho North II individual purchases Piano
Of me and hy chance should badly (Which Thing en-
.a 10 happened although have sold nearly
ON. uulrd and forty Pianos bul myself 10 exchange take
il, I,ark--TEi. proclaim high and loud.
Tn.e who wan, really Pianos shali be a2poinrd
,hry favor orders, either make choice myself Tor
,jc,u a, have il don. by somr +. p. NASH.
Boot and rauo Ftr.e Sn-r, rr.,rsburg, Ia.
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$50 esEwARD.Ran away from the subscriber, 10 The up
per end OF Hanover, the 10th inst, co"Fed man
named Nicholas about 20 Old middng stout hu quito
dark and when spoken looks aad on
hen he left clothes, wool hat Twenty dollars reward
will be paid for him. If taken in this State and secured my dol
lars If taken cul Of the State. SIMEON SOUriER.
Sent "a 3O-Tiws
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MARRIAGES.
DEATHS

aed on Tuesday, tbs 10th ins in ths county Of Hanover,
oy inc new WILLIAM Easby, OSWALD BAxER Miss SorHRos.,
daushter Of Walter Censhaw, both Of the above couny
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Genuine .HVyus MuitieautiS

NOR SALE-2O TuEEs from 10 fee; high and 5ooca
Currrxos grown on the Byrd Estate. Arfi! nA4
CHEATH.M, Columbia, F!uvanna couiy, Va
I0--wf
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IN CHANCERY-VIRGIsiA-lnG oocland Couny Court 2Vn
= August, 1889: n,.,r
Louisa Lowry, fIa'h'H'
against ~
ThS:non Lowry Elizabeth Lowry, widow of Matthew Lowry,
decd Samuel Lowry, Thomas Lowry, James Lowry, h1hah
Lowry l.. Lowry mud Elizabeth his aile, Dens
THIS iay Plaintiff by Counsel md filed her o ana ne
crnu;s James Abraham Lowry not having
cd their and given security according to the act As
semby Of this Court and il appearing 70 Ine
ofbe Court, they inhabitants OF this Common
ca il tho said Defendants Jume and Abahan
Lowry do appear third Monday in nrA ana
snswer the Pnins BILL and that copy OF this orInr 10 io
with in some newspaper printed in The City Of kichmona
for months posted the front doof Of inc
Courthouse of this county ,,,,,,, "a
A Copy-Testo, Man. M'LLc"' an msws
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~ ,nJ P.auoL< Rail Rand

Pe.ersturs and Roanoke Raj Road
Chs F. Osborne, Esq. the intelligent and efficient
President of The Petersburg and Roanoke Raii Road
Company, has resigned his Office and Henry D. Bird,
ESQ. has been apponied IN his place.
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Snni 2i

Es0yt's Bank Of Prizes.
Eh RAWN Nos in Monongaia Lottery, No 5, drawn
g. 2ls inst
Gi 30 50 81 70 ~ II l3 so so 40 IS 90
Coo, 81 d9-lt
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FINDER the pro, Trust !iom John c. Clabop
me- paymcu, Of a nf money 10 Samuel b. Jclrr
bich il Of record clerks uica Of Nooway county, s
the premises, Wednesday the tt
day OF November the Of land which snd Claiborne
sd situated ely Coz lord, said county Of Not
oway confirming ~ acrrshc buildings srnrious ma We
suited n tavetn hcc tho land Rae" Course, and
nerns lock Club until c-Rutly md The odt
which this the public between Peterstnf:
and South of Virslnn and Norm Soo'f,f "a
% vcs.cd in mr. n nrfcy good one Of shall only
convey with special warranty II. K. ANDERSON, TRUSTEE.
Srpt2i hV-"'n.
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IN Strucs nken IN the Clerks of' .
Of tho county Prince Eds ard the % Gay OF September e9
si,,. Rislon Pu:
against
,r,I Roxnil aud loui. +. K.ips,inc. Deils.
Morgan Wells having entered their mp
according OF the General ~
emb The 'uc Of this Court and II appearing that they
no, nh,innts this State the motion OF the plaintiff By
al il nj saoes1 and accordingly ordered that tho
id defendants Morgan Wells do appear here the first day
of November AMI tie plaintiffs bill and that
opy of this be forthwith inserted Of The public
pcwspane printed the city OF Richmond otwo months sucrc
.e posted tho front door Of the courthouse OF tbs,
Comfy. C0p{-itss,, e,,.n,, = =
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an Observation-Disclosures Circuit superior
Court September Tern 1857: p,,;,,iF.
Daniel Puttcson,
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n NOREA, on a Rccuyrfnce 10 FundnmGntnt Princi
u,cs Of The ConslIulion. win orpest forthwith: