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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-05-31
John Newell's Estate.
ST.1TE OF HERMIONT

S1H1E or PERWONT
DISTRICT OF CHITTENDEN. IS.
The Hon. The Probate Court for the Dis
trict of Ch'ttenden, To MI persons con
cerned in The Estate Of John .NepeN. late
Of Charlotte, in SAID District. decensed,
GREETING
WHEREAS, Ezra Holt, and Hcman RI.
w Newell, administrators Of the estate Of
said deceased propose to render an account of
their administration, and present their account
against said estate for examination and allow
ancc at II session ofthe Court of Probate. TO be
holden at the Registers office in Burlington
on tho l7th day Of June next.
TnuREroRE, You are hereby notified to
appear before said court at the time and place
aforesaid, and shcw cause. if any you have.
why the account aforesaid should not be al
lowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington. this
30ih day Of May A. d. 1899.
WIN. " ESTON. Register.
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LOOK AT THIS.
l. Y MAN s. COLE.

90 q w IN ~ ~ SOAEs
q ii AVE received very extensive as
FL Ia sortment OF spring and summ-,
Goods comprising a more beautiful aud
pleasing variety of light goods for Ladies
summer wear than usual. Among which
will be- found Printed Lawns, Printed JAG
comet Cambria and Musllns; rich French
Printed Cambria. small figure. Par, II
the ABOVE are black ground. for mourning.
A fow pieces of SEQ, Oh Ging ham, free frrn
s'zlng. An extensive assortment OF Frcncn
English and American Calcoes Also,
few cases Of low priced Prints which will
be sold unusually low by The piece or yard,
SILKS.
Plain black and blue black Gro dc Swiss
Figured blk aud blue blk Gro de Nap,
Figured brown and green do
Black Canton Gro de Swiss, wide for
aprons.
Rich colourcd Gro do Nap, superior
finish,
Black and blue black Alpines,
Rich coloured figured do
Black and coored silk Camblets,
Merno Shawls. very rich.
A great assortment of Ribbons, Gloves,
Hosiery, &C.
Fancy Hdkfs., Scarfs, Shawls, Crava,s.
Picnic Gloves, Mn,s and Scarfs.
A rich variety of fancy. checked, STR.
ped and plaid Cambrlcs.
Jacconet Cambrics Lawn, swiss Jacopc,.
Swiss and book Muslin &c. sc.
LINENS.
White md brown Drilling,
LINEN Shooting. 10 i to ID,
DamnSk IA To Cd,
Birds eye Diaper, Table Cloths, Nan
kins, &c.
Superior Irish Linen.
Linen cnmbric Handkercbefs g. Lawu.
BroadcothS and Casslmeres.
MersalIs and valen,la Vestngs,
great variety Of worsted goods e.,
gentlemens summer wear.
Fame! striped Jeans for chldren's wea,
SGtn Jean.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Cotton Sheeung ,Shrting. Tick, Drilinc.
Mexican mixtures. fancy striped Drilling
York mixtures, blue Drilling, BufaL
cloth, colored cambrlc, Nankin, knitting
Cotton, wooden and worsted Yam, &c.
A few pair rich kidd Slips, Cater Boot.
GcntIemen's Pumps. &c.
The above comprise but small propor.
ton Of a very extensive assortment of Gods
which can be found At our sore.
B"rl'ngton, INay 10, 1889.
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CHE Cbedp Cash STORE.

nc V~ SDSUP VdNU SUIT.
:rrRa'h 'ep'ehished with new and beau
.Iu' goods which We're reed last evening
nnsV'ng lusl been purchased and sen, on by
m1 UPWARD from New York. We
nave no time to say more at present, as the
new uooos must be putin order for SELLING,
GEO. r. VAIL,
May 30, 1889.
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ISA A C w A Il N T. r

IS A A G. w A RN Il r
Tn AS received his Spring Goods, among
esS-a which are
BROADCLOTHS,
CASSIMERES,
SATTIN'ETTS,
FL.4.N.N'ELS.
MOLESKIN.
A variety of summer wenr for men g. bows.
C4LICOES.
C.4,NBRJCkS,
MUSLIN DE L,4LNE.
STR1V &, TUSCAN BON.N'ET'S,
TUSC.f.N & strap BRAID,
PLAkN g. FANCY HOSE,
GLOTES.
RIBBONS.
COI7ON YARN.
BUTTONS and other 7'RTNf.DfINI1S
and many other articles, making good
ASSORTMENT for the season.
Also, Rum, Brandy and Gin Of the hes,
quality; Cd quality of the same articles {;
Molasses. pure Wines. lump and brown
Sugar, Coffee. Chocolate, Teas, Goldfish,
Sa'arntus, Starch, Pepper, Spice. Ginger,
Ra'sins and most other articles 10 the
Grocery lire, al Of which he will sell at he
lowest prices. Tavern keepers are particu
larry invited to call and examine his liquors.
Store opposite S r. IIoward's Cheap
Cash Store. Burlington. May 1880. #
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FLOUR.
400 Bb's.
Nv 100 Half Bills superfne for sale by
MAY 80. HrcKoK g. CArLir.
SstDerfne FIO7lr

WARRANTED purely from Western
w wheat, md Of choice brand, Just
received and selling rery iotc. by
Nav 81. LATHRop 81 POrwIN.
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John AbbOtt's Estate.
ST1TE or VER.WONT, }

OI1 IL OF Y ER.UONI,/
DISTRICT OF cHITTENDEN, IS.
"A ] Probate Court, holden at Burlington
IA within and for said District. on the Both
OF May A. ID. 1888. Present, the Hon. Charles
Russell, Judge.
An instrument purporting TO be the last
VIII and testament Of John Abbott. late Of
Burlington, in said district. deceased, being
presented to the court here by Lucy Ann Alb
bolt, the exccutrix therein named, for probatc;
IL Is ordered by said court, that all persons
concerned therein. be notified to appear n,
session ofsaid court. to be holden at the Office
OF the Register. of this court. in said Burling.
ton, on the second Wednesday Of July A. D..
1859, and shew cause, if any they may have.
against the probate of said will. for which pur.
pose it is further ordered, that a copy Of the
record of this order be published three weeks
successfully, in the Free Press. newspaper
printed at Burlington in said District, as soon
as may be. A true copy Of record.
Attest, WIN. WESTON. Register.
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STRAYED.
GEORGE PETERSON

hn removed to the South end of the
- Thomas Hotel where he has received
ms spring supply of Goods. CONSISTING If
most all kinds OF articles usually called fl,
~ 'n,s market, among them may be found
Fresh Ground Flour by the barrel or hail
barrel, Strong Beer by he barrel or bolf
6arrel. Congress Water, fresh from the
spring. in boxes of & 3 dozen bottles
each.
Burlington, May 90, 1889.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-22
yqao,her Cheering Sign,-7hs Kanarha Senatorial
.,s= p;efr;rf

The Ball is still rolling VIZ congratulate The Demo.
cracy OF Virginia on the election Of Mr. Thompson tn The
Senate Of Virginia He fills the seat vacated by MI
Smith, Wing. This gives u.s. therefore, majority OF
in that body-and another vote for Administration
Senator We and more satisfied. that Mr. Rives
cannot be elected What ssys the Delegate from Lo
gan under this development of the sentiments of his
county, Will he vote against the Democrats?
To the Editor: "CnAsLEsTos, ko., Oct 10, 1889.
"Balow you will find the result of Senatorial cleo
tios as lsrss heard from. The most sanguine Wings
hssso% all hopes of success and there is no
.t6ub, but that s'ented cenddaes Thompson, 10
elected by large majority. Every exertion was made
by the Wings in this county TO cleo, their candidate
sThe General: but all 10 no effect The immense " hig
maturity given @, our Congressional election in 81 soy
446 odd has been reduced now to 49,! When we con
slider the powerful and unceasng opposition Thompson
met with in this county-un opposition which combined
the amos, irresistible Influence of tina, apoweiful mo-
nopoy The Kana,cha Salt Company. and all the wealth
of orr county we are as much graled at The result as
the Opposition have been astounded Mr.. Thompson
has been educated Jefrrsonian RePubican-he 10
gentleman of fine talents and whilst he will prove HIM
self faithful and honest representative, he VIII De
no less distinguished able and talented member OF
tanlnn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-22
Commissioners Sale Of HoiuaLie REAL ESTaI,E, IN
tie Couutg of Haiifax, Pirgina.

The County OF pronounced
enber Term, 1899 in between Caroline Morgan,
plaintiff and Robert A. Morgan and others defendants the under
signed acting under the said docrcc, will The
e day Of November next az fair not The fair day the
SioTehouo of Wm p Tucke& Co.. tho and State ac
sad SELL public auction the highest bidder Valuable
Tracts Of Land whereof Edmund Morgan died seized lying the
said Hyco, called the Upper and Lower Tracts the for
contains III e the portion OF which nndrr
woods of rich fertile soil well adapted the cultivation ni
Tobacco. The latter contains 3 about 70 OF which
low grounds Of valuable quality, which good Dwelling
House. Htceu Stable, and three excellent Barns The purchase
money viii be required IN equal nssmens of aud two
from tho day Of sae tie purchasers giving bonds with
proved socuritier
who wish purchase requested apply TO jos
l. Blackwell Matthew g. Young who will tske pleasure
showing the Land. WaI. c. TUCKER,
ROBERT E. OWEN, ComHr's.
WM uOWERTUS, }
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-22
Nun 'ns I.T.;ant members Of the meeting and 10 pur
WV, WIN mem N the enjoyment and expression of

~, '"s cent members Of the meeting, and 10 part.
WIN mem n the enjoyment and expression Of
: ). ~ s''> ~ occasion s p, we'll crlcula
- = /. = S3-sTs-..n,s >. ho-gPrc- 80 ---I -
prevent me (eyen II The between this nd hs te:,
no' 100 from attending the dinner and pre-
e ;. IS 700 "'e even 10 send you any sentiment so 60
~ ieac" you uy mat Time. cannot, however forbscr
rom nstauia'ing YOU and those whom YOU represent
as patriots and as members Of the De,pocta,ic nsr 80
The present happy state of conntry and The b,c,
and glorious prospects before u.s. BELIEVING 40 yn ~
c"nHt DO, and as every true member Of The Democai
parry must that The prosperity Of country msipIv de-.
pThds" Inc permane establishment az
'hT great principles OF government, which In common ue
are surviving 70 uphold. there has, we thrk heen no period
wren we an more cause 10 "he pleased with The present
ana hted with glorious hope " is true tint we must
YET have many struggles With adversary who mum.
oes IN s ranks large portion OF The wealth and power
ana talent OF The country but, if are true to our.
selves we have 10 anticipate any thing other
'ah Tue hnai and comple establishment Of tho princ;
t n Snd measures for which we ar< con'ending; for We
ch ,rny encouraged and sn'tained BY the prophecies
m y, ~ yer gi"G" e'i OF It's own success but
y ar Uy :he light Of former victories
IN, e s'ue ~ chs more recent lrumphs. vet
relings. md happy &C Won aiu, influenced b. 90
mons doubt your tSS" must be 10 such ~,iic'pa
the occasion of much pa>.o,ic on the l9,h WIZ
mpnt, and regret very much t6as gill ond ENJOY
power to be with you in person, though feel nat,B
now, and shall be then with you 10 spirit and sentiment
BE pleased accept, gentlemen for yourselves ana
respect which you have rendered me- and my best wish
Tor your happiness and prosperity, and the com
pete success Of the good III which you are enga
ged.
remain, very respectfully, your most obed,en' SER
want, WIN DANIEL, in.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-22

Tie poohes,s, Democrat States that con the receipt
6 ,he ns,ss ba be Liverpool. wheat Immediately rose
from 90 cents 10 ST bushe -four from So to 50 sO
We told ha, 600 barrels o. n"Is a and ,ha s
@ar,hnae Railroad has been crowded nigh, and day The
mas, week in getting il 10 the steamboat landing
Baltimore, -four has advanced 81 per barrel Gram mas
risen in the srme proportion, and sales are now MAKING
The New York Evening Post says, that Inc o'defs re-
ceiyed by the Liverpool to be executed n1.w
inc the advance in price which has taken place 10 'a
market since the receipt of the news respec,eT III ~
favorable pIospeo,o of the harvest IN Engiana: m
,ess of Thursday says, that least 2OOOO Dds "ou'u
b ,,len from New York this week.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-22
Virginia State Lottery,

For EndoW.ug The Leesbufg Academy aud Tor oiher
purposes
Class No. D. for 1880
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va, Saturday, 26li
Octobrr, 1889.
BRILLIANT ScHEME.-S4O,Uno, 10000. 6.737, 3 of
5000 : OF 1000 10 prizes of 900, ~ prizes OF 600.
30 OF 500. 40 nj 800, 10 of25O. &c.
Tickets only SlO-Hslves 5-Quarers 9 30
Certificates OF Packages OF % Whole Tickets 800
DO do IS Half do Is
Do do % Quarter do $3.50
For Tickets or Shares or Certificates of Packages in
The above splendid Lottery. address
n. STRATTON, Richmond Ia.
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.Mkdifa[ C0LIf0e in Richmond.

Yesterday the Second Session Of The Medical Faculty
Of Hsmpden Sidney College c"nmenccd-when Dr..
Warner delivered The opening Lecture on Surgery
We were prevented by indispensable engagements from
attending hn-but understand that histecture was
highly able, beautiful and eloquent. DR.. Johnson deli
vers the Lecture On Anatomy l2 o'clock TO day.
We learn that the fall has been i.ted up in hand.
style. The Institution re opens under favorable
auspces-about 80 Students having already matrcu.
lated. We wish il every
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-22
(From The Milton ~ G. Spte!0.or
e following letter reached US since cur las. pno!
:.LrscHBrRG. Sept. II, l:23!

'a''' :.LrscHBrRG. Sept, II, 80.
.yor, ,o,,e, &c ,be OH instant inviting in behalf
,,;op of the People of CGswei county, 10 Par'ake
of p,h,;c dinner TO be given Thursday, The l9th
" ,hs .o,,b n, The house Of Air Zeri Gwyn near Yum
csvvle was mo-, received By me owing TO my absence
from home ill this morning assure you gen'iem
,hai feel highly graisd by this mark Of respect from
J,vduols 10 the most Of whnn mus. be personally IN
known; and tina, il would afford the grea, pleasure BY
accepting your polite invitation, TO become acquainted
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-22
T,,o ;n,,r.stioo Facts-6u the liverpool.

:, W. understand that before The Liverpool sailed,
80 STANCE and suspicious had been the course o. Inc
dcled that BY The next arrival they WOULD snI hear o. ''
OF specie payments Oy e ponr pound notes.
WHICH had been prepared by the Bank of England-so
,hu, we may sspec, hear by one OF The hfs' steamers
Of The suspension Of that Institution
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-22
B.7AK If tic Z. S,
y Y I.r,r.Io =. S,,,,..,. 20 hss inst rubl;ehed

rsis =. IL r.,,--E r-c~q,o-s us ;re t,h.rte- 81
I Amp. ,aee ~ fir re f.i'nwr1 ls,.
nat a" notes Stall b. .2acd rs tlr C"-g"ras..n 'or
denomination less than I'm dohars !" (ihe Bank has
thrown The IS cf the old Bank into circulation
"a, II 'ShaH NOT directly ndrctdy deal or nade in
any ling cretpt ts IF exchange, goid md srtr bullion
" IN the safe u goods really and truly piedged for uonry
tent and not redeemed in due tme-0r goods mheh shall
be Me proceeds IF III loans -The Bank is believed TO
have purchased, or made advances upon cotton not
within The pntview IF this power) Sd, 1t is required
10 make To tie Auditor General monthly returns al
us condition $50 lar from complying with this ,"'lnl
tl'1on, the Auditor General - 49, - anaer the
Governors Instructions 10 call upon me BANK or Inc
return, which il hes failed TO make:) 4h: II II ias 20
redeem its notes IN specie, and The fact be established
upon Judicial investigation, specified IN The charter,
the Governor is required TO issue his froclaaton De.
clang the charter Of the said Bank TO be ioreited-and
9Th The Legislature may enquire whether The provisions
OF The charter have been abused violated; and II The
Bank refuse 10 submit 10 nvestgauon, the Leeiaia
ture may repeal The charter; and Sce Facias may be
issued by The Supreme Court call on The Bank TO show
cause why The charter should not be forfeited, DC, &c
Under these provisions, the Legislature are bound TO
probe The late misconduct Of the Bank-and IL may
become their duty then 10 punish IT. abuses, 10 resc
its powers 10 limit lis DURATION los the condition OF lis
continuance if not 10 wind il up as is compatible
with The sound interests Of The State. These duties she
owes not only to herself but to her sister States.
Mr.. George Jones opened the Avon Theatre on Wed.
nesday night with great cciat This Theatre has been
built with the extraordinary ropldty The Herald
snys that "A numerous audience were grahed with
view of IFS interior beauties and adornmenslls admit
rnble plan and commudious arrangements The sent.
ment appeared 10 be unanimous. that every thing was
CONNIE faut. The Dome, Proscpnum, Boxes, lis beau.
tiful Drop Curain representing the ancient Acropolis
Of Athens and The entire Scenery, designed and
Painted by MIR Geo JonPs.-Asslsant Artist, Mr. VIM,
Cnrk. Mrs Jones delivered in her most effective
ma amer the opening Prize Address. which was written
by Dr. Henry Myers of this city The house opened with
the Huncbback The best wish could frame for NJ r.
Jones, is that he may receive rich reward as his
merits and exerons deserve.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-22
THE BANKRUPT BANKS.

These aithess corporations nave AGAIN V'oa'e" tt't
ob,,Ie,s o,d ,rov,d themselves unable unwilling 10
discharge their duty and obligations TO the pubic oy
second suspension Of specie payments, and no d"nh
again expect 10 be excused and Pardoned for their ms
conduct bv an ndulgen, Legislature as was done ll'e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-22
Difference,
IPHCp, III
[ AElLedneriIlc z [lni

-NWtdgfrIHC r UNtON.
McDonaId's majority will be at least 1910.
Election IN SouM CarOina.
"B.RSwELL e. n Oct lG.
81 send you The result Of the election for member
Of Congress from District The is The smallest
polled in the District
"Butler 1912, Jameson 220, Caughman 44-Total
I406. = Charleston Mercury.
Inother FUe!-Vicksburg The Vcksburg Wing OF
the Slh inst, gives The particulars OF destructive hre
which occurred in thai City The 9Th. II commenced
in the office of John Pierson, Atorneyat Law on
Cherry street, which was entirely consumed together
with eight other Offices The residences Of Hon s. ).
Prenliss and R. -. Crump Esq, al the North end OF
Cherry street and several offices Main street we're
also consumed II is supposed 10 have been The work
Of an ncendlnrY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-22
HOus's Bank Of E5riseS.

NRAWN Numbers Of YIrg nia Petersburg Lottery,
~ No 6:
ID 90 % s G. so 81 % 40 Is
$50 900 to be drawn Tomorrow. HOfr has the
Tickets
Oct % 4S-lt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-22
Camden and Philadelphia RI,

Col. w. r. Johnsons Boston took the Jockey Club
Purse SlOn0 mile heats; subscribers inside stakes,
P. r. $4,000 side; beating Hatcher and Wilson's m.
Omega who Withdrawn after the Isl heat.
airds Clarion took the Projectors Purse last Friday.
(Inst tat.) mile heats beating w K Johnsons Argyle,
10 years old (who took the LIST heat ond J. Kendals
Mary SeIden
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-22

Cap, John B. Richardson has been appointed ny .ne
Governor Captain OF the State Guards vice Capt bia!f
R,lj;ng deceased "a good appointment
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-22
Oct -

'Eo M John AbrU and Elizabeth H. his wife, Henry Tudor and
Mary j. his wife, Thomas Butler and Frances A. hia wife,
VIM Wnlrcc and Jane r. his wife, Isaiah Bradshaw and Sarah
~ his wife. Mary A. Miller, John W Miller Nathaniel Miller
Benjamin Mccall, Wm. n. Mccall Elizabeth Francis Pleasant
H. Beard and Polly his wife, and Elias Jack,on Take Eolce that
shal take the deposition OF Leonard Henley and Others a.
the office of the Clerk Of tho Circuit superior Court OF Law ani
Chncery Tor tho couaty Of Henco and City of Richmond
Thursday the a, day Of November 1885, between the hours Of
O'Clock the morning and in the evening OF that day
be reud evidence pending Chanccry IN the Car
Superior Count OF Law aud Cancery for the county Of Hen
aud City OF Richmond which John Tourmun and Thomas
PuryeGr PGTs and yourselves and Others Defendants
And Thursday, tho 2sh OF The month, November ~o
shall the John C. Sanders John
Cutch VIM Henley and Others between the same houE., u
Wade and Sucsu the of Guochapd 10 be-
read evidence the suit md il from any the said
dispositions shall not be taken completed those days at either
Place taking will be continued from day day al the
places the hours Sundays cxceped until tho
taking OF said ieoositiOns shall be finished.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-22
iSfl'AHsOR's office.

TEJlCkETS in all the Lotteries and the really lucky
b Numbers for sale at STRArToS's Lucky Office =
Look 40 Capitals sold and csshed by STRATros, the
All Prize Seller. in a little II months.
Drawn Nos in Va. MonongaIia Lottery Extra, No E,
Oct =.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-22
Richmond, Tuesday, Oct. De.
THE STATES.

PyxSsY,vaNi.,-'Th Harrisburg Keystone exhibits
=, ,r,uus and results Of the recent Election from the
s,seten, districts and counties OF the State The Sum
-, stands thus:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-22
MARKETS-Ocr. 81, 1889.

MARKETS-Ocr q, lS39.
Flour l.2
WHEaT-llOa llJ.
CoRS-G3 20
suuNsUA'S STRINGS RACES cUnneucc on the hat
- Friday November, and continue days:
Ddya SwUcpinke, male colts that never
SlGU, hall ioricttc aud closed
DGyTherc viii be Rece that
race, Tor q splcEdid Sadhle, valued at SIS.
EDWARD S. VALENTINE, Proprietor
Gooch'and Co Oct -. i.-w2w.
~ O1lCElAving determined 10 close present business
~ the ist day Of january lsiO beg leave 10 inform Jus
that shall all Of them 10 the! respective
that dstc and Also respectfully
tho public generally that will sell oil any part Of my
stock make order the mos fashionable M REDUCED
for cash. JAMES REID.
Ocr0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-22

POSTSCRIPI-Lc Lest treniDgS Sauthcrn Nail
ELEcTIos GOVERNOR GEORGIA
IN the 10 counties heard from Dougherly 8 vote
is, 2S1l
McDonad's do 2S3O9
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-22
% % '0'' '''-" - John TAURMAN
BY one Of his Aisorncys, and
Oct a2 f4s-w4wT1 THOMAS PuRY EAR


IN CHANCERY-VInGiNi.-At rules holden in the Clerk.
Office OF Circuit Superior Cont of Law and Chanccty tor
Reub.n u. Pat,oson, Plaintiff:
Robert Irving Peter Walker William J. Robert son. Francis d.
Dcane, Francis b. beane, the Trasden Directors CO.
the Bank Of the United David PatesUu Daniel War
wrk Henry ianghornc, Waiter L. Fonrane, James Powell,
Abraham Warwick, john NJ. Warwick, David HIgginhothum,
lanes Boshrr Boyd Miller, surviving partner Of William Brown
Co., and -, tho administrative of Thomas H. Bradley,
deceased, Defendants.
Tha Defendants retcr Wnkcr Boyd Miller surviving partner
Of VIM. Brown S Co, and - -, tho Giminsa,rx or
Thomas Bradley deed, having made their and
given security according Act Of the Assembly and Rules this
ceEri and appearing by satisfactory evidence that
nnbnEts Of this ordered that the said De
PENDANTS do nppcnr tho first day April Term
md nnswnr the bill OF the Pnn asd that copy this ordsr
he othwrh inherited IN some rriGtcd the City Of
Richmond for months posted the font
door Of the Courthouse Of this county
Copy-Tesc, RoLfE ELDRlDGE, c. c. s. C.
- lr-wsy
IN Observation-Disclosures Caroline county Court li.
= Oct, 1893:
John D. iIarsavc tho appointed BY
superior Court Of Law and ChanceIy the county Caroline
pending therein wherein Frances a. Pcass and ovrs
paa!, cad Richard SUmcn and others defendants,
Plaintiff
against
Richard Somcnt and Soibornc f. Sutton, Defendants.
The defendant Richard NonDcG having his Gppch
given setIy according the Assembly nnd the
Of this Court and appearing By satisfactory evidence, that
inabtnnt Of this nw0n, ordered that tho
appear here the srunJ MooIn January
the bill Of the plainf and thst copy tins
forthwith inserted slaper published the
oil Richmond tor months succcreIy and posted tho
dooI Of the Courthouse Of this county.
JOHN L. PENuLETON, c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-22
Difference,

Difference, l3S
In the remaining fifteen counties TO be heard from,
SchIeys mejorilies were, l,556
Gllmer's DO. 352