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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-05
Enancinafinn.
r1,I1s c,l.lra1ed Enril.n Rnce L. I'M S.

rI,IIIS celebrated English Race Iiose and Stallion wl
season of lciJI at ny stable Halifax GoUgitY4.s "a "
viii CONNIE The goth day Of February. ard spin. NJ .
Of July lie viii hc let to mares Al >lo1 tho each. naval
tine day tie season expire ana %' 20 n,Gf.-Nh,a @
claimed u ZOO. the iaci b. a,rriaiurd the
i.rrrd; wth - cash 10 tc groom IA every CASE Es,
attention III be- gwen ny an excellent groom, s"d also
Ia prevent accidents escapes, but VIII not be- .
any that may happen II sal! be- required ~ an ; ~
living ont of the county, send inir l a.r
the subscriber Ins,l. tie night u requiring.
factory 10 bins Mares fed heretofore, AT s. ceur,
Pa.tiragr and servants b"ardrd gratis.
Emancipation inc bay, sixteen hands Agh anI NJ rr
u.rtrrt proportons combined with strength 1t !, Hnf
luou, 10 add hls racing exploits IN Gtai they have
peardy given TO the public; val, Therefore, merely ra.a
that he horse Of The hrst character at all distance,
Ills colt, in this Country, IN size and appearance, cg n
they do not excel the get Of any other stallion have ever
while in England they running with the most Distinguish
success last they twenty times gprar
get only seasons, there beng none younger than ira
older Than four years. WIN htte giEc lew Of their race.
that III, possess both speed and continuance.
Chester Siay tiil-S" scI-i5hes 81 mlIr heats.
Nr Dr.an', H. l. Query, by EmanctItton years old, ~
Mr. smiths ch. e. Psdiar, year,
Mr. W Scott, b. Fame, By Margrave cut uf Euu>o IAN
Four otEcr started and were df"%n a.r the 2nd heal
Newton. Jnnc TN
The Eorou-h Gold Cupof 10 SOW added 10 sHrr},aa>
SOW. each for all age-!a snbcrIbrr>onr mile aud halt
Nh DcnIanr- b. Compensation, BY Efa"e a'oo, pears
Mr. RAMSEY : BIZ h. The Doctor years. ast.
Lord Westminster br b. Cardinal Fun !rar> Old Il
Ludlow, June 18th,
The Oakley Park Stake, Of 10 Sow each with . added h
once round and distance.
Mr. Price. ch {. Frceinan by Emancipation year, DID,
Mr.. Joncs' b. h. BOLIVAR, aged p It
Mr.. Colcti's III. Dncnna, aged, II Il. II ID. IS
Mr.. Georges b. g Tippoo, 3 years Old. =. h. 3
Five Others started, bur were not placed.
Liverpool, JAY Ir!l.
The stand Cup. value 100 s,y r,. added
Of Is each, round aud distance ab"at miles q
Nr DsnAam'. b. c. Compensation b.: Emancipation, yra.
Lord Mltown', en- NJ Crn,secu, years old. -, I2m
Nh iawhcr', Oh. m. Maid at NuUuu y.u, old. ba
NJ OgIrnS afpus, years od, in.; vi T. Il. Pace.
Captain poPS. by iFtan years Old H. s"i ' siaU
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IN tIiASLERN -NiRCIrrN-At Circuit superior Court o
Law and Canccy, continued and held for buckingham coun
the Courthouse Friday, the IN, day Of Ap'il, 1877, s
ting l. a Court ui Chancrp:
Frances Dawson formerly Frances Wood>nm john Fhprn, and
rascy wife, formerly Pasey Woodson John Mayo aud Jane
formerly Jane WOod>on, Mildred Johnson formerly Nil
drcd Wocds0n heirs and of Rine N"ls"h ec
and Mary Fitzpatrick, Plaintiffs.
against
Daniel Nash admir-. Henry Dawson, deceased
and right OF his wife kziah, formerly krZa Noodson, Wal
kcr TnhcrIakc, ard Nicholas Fitzpatrick. Defendants.
Daniel Na-l admir- dc JOHS with the vii annexed Of Ranc
Woodsun dec, Plaintiff.
against
Nicholas Fitzpatrick, Defendant.
Nicholas Fitzpatrick, Plaintiff.
Daniel Nash and Keziah wife FRANCES Dawson John Flip
pin, aud Patcy his wife, John Mayo aud lane his wife, Mildred
johnson, and Walker Tlmbcllakc, Defendants.
BY the otle parties by their attonics il ordered that
these be united and hereafter proceeded in together and
being suggested that there outstanding fact, be-
aCerianrd and be taken before final decree In
entered therein; and the motion Of both the plaintiffs and de
fcndaT L their COUNSEL the Conf doth order that 1t he referred
of it, commissioners, take the follow that
h both real and personal Dc
vScd by Rane NooisOn dec, Ia his widow Martha WOOdsuI,
deceased life such portion thereof remained
III the death of the said Martha, showing when and how
disposed Of aud 10 whom and of the rents and profits and hires
thereof distinguishing also between the real and personal
d. between the plaintiffs and defendants respectively
Sd, date of the Policy Fitzpatrick, late Of ri
Fitzpatrick dec and lastly that Walker TnberIake who
defendant the first and last suit aforesaid do render before
the inventory of the fund his
hands the bills the said suits mentioned, together
of the profits thereof and the disbursements
made BY him the deed the said fund; which
the directed take state settle and make
the court any specially stated deemed pertinent
himself required by the parties 10 be 50 stated
a Copy-Testc, ROLFE ELDRlDGE, c. c. d. c.
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OLD WINES AND LIQUo
Pc and q half mines India Madeira Win.

OLD WINES AND LIQUORS.
I PIPE and half pipes India Madeira Wine
do Old London Dock Cocaac Brandy
Being part The Stock of Mons J. Il. Brengeri.
.7isO.-A general assortment OF Old Wines and Liquors
Madeira in pipes half pipes and Or. casks
Pale and Brown Sherry, in half pipes
Port, in Or casks and bottles
Champagne Clarct. &C.
Old London Dock Cognac Brandy, &c.
Do Jamaica, Antigua and Hollands
Richardson's and Gibsons Barley Whisky, &c. &c.
Groceries in abundance all of which will sold at prices CON-
nensurate with their qualities and the present ,imps
April 10 !ll2-w22w WIN. WALLACE
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Publishers oft "BroGier JoHa.tGa,' y. 1rH
'"'''S'''' -
March 10
IN CHANCERY- yigGI~n.M Court held Tor Prince Id
j InunfH. Anil tlIr .AiI I-iU:

IN ERY-VigGi~A-h touf' h''" i"r fhnce Ia
i ward County, April the 2Jiii, l-iW
William VI. Carter, ildihtlh.
John F. Price Nathaniel j. Ecnate kohtrt Nenahe james
vsna md o..nh r Veuabe Nathaniel J. Vrnahr ad'nr.
Charles Wuodson dec Nancy H. PRICE, administrators ot John
Price, dec, and Richard NJ Dillon, Alexander : Dillon ana John
c. Ingram, p'iehdthts.
The defendant John F. Price, having entered his appearance
and given of tie General Assembly
and the this Court and appearing To the satisfaction OF
the Court nhabtant OF this Sinte on me motion
Of the plaintiff counsel ordered that the said DEFENDANT
John F. Price appear here the first day Of July Court next
and answer the plaintiffs bill and that copy OF tins order b
inserted in of the public printed
in the city uf Richmond FOR months successfully and a"
posted AT the Of the courthouse o Tins county
f c.ny-I'rst. y. j. WOR$fIAM, c. C.
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POETRY.
"Mucu YET REMAINS vssuNG."
(FrOm the Democratic Refer
THE SPARTAN MOTHER.

From the Democratic Rerieir.J
THE SPARTAN MOTHER
nv THE REV. j. ". cLiNCH.
When Sparta, rich in all but gold,
Most rich without IL, To the hsid
Sen, forth her sons the lance To Wieia
For Freedom in her strongest hoid;
"A mother-(could the man be less
Than hero, when the woman rose
Above her sex, and scorned h.f ioeS,
And in high devotedness
Gave 10 the land larger love -,
Than 10 the children she hau buiseu:j
mother, turning To her hrst
And fondcst, then about 10 prove
His earliest prowess, 10 has hand
His fathers shield, by many thrust
Dinted. and soiled by blood aud dust,
Cave with the brief and stern command,
"With H. OF on it,'-further word
She added not, but passed him by
With step of pride and fearless eye,
And cheek uublanchrd; for feelings stirred
Her Spartan heart, OF powertoo deep
For mothers love TO turn aside,
Or woman's weakness 10 divide;-
Alone for Sparta could she weep,
Should Sparta fall. Her native soil
To her was Neutrality-suspicious.
And him, her cherished one,
She saw go forth to strife aud toll
But as q comeiy sacrifice
Her country needed and her heart
Leaped, as she marked the boy depart,
To think that she had offered twice
Victims so glorious on the shrine
OF Freedom, as the one VINO now
Went forth with proud, undaunted brow,
And him, whose form and face divine
She saw repeated in their child
The husband whom, long years before,
Stretched on tina, shield his comrades bore
Homeward with songs and triumph wild.
Better so brought than from the Tray
A recre1nt he should seek her side
TO live dishonored,-to abide
SCOTS, jibes and curses day by day.
Had she not seen, IN throes oil death,
The sole survivor OF ilsht
Where Strength had trlumphcd over Kight,
Come home, and with his dying breath
Tell the sad tale: And from the throns
Heard she not then the bitter jeer
That fell upon his closin. ear,
And told him he had lived Too long:
A day OF less barbaric pride
And milder virtues dawns for us;
But may not still the mother thus
Speak to the son who quits her size,
Not with his country foes alone
To cope, but in the walks Of life
To hold with Vice nobcr Stritc,
And hur the Passions from thelr throne:
Ills iIen the mothers part Ia frame
The shield OF Principle, and say
'sWith IT, or on !t''-"CaSt away
All but thy Cop and thy good name;
Come back with innocence, or come
Borne as a cOr>c II there MUST be
A choice for death or infany,
And will jog To take thee home.
Thy death would grIeve me, but far more
My sons dishono:: from the field
Bring back this bright and sacred shield,
Or die defending it. My door
Would upe unwillngly-ny heart
Wonld break if bitter shame mus, burn
Nv aged cheek, al thy return
To sec thee other than thou art"
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IN CIlhNcERY-VRcSr,In Northumberland Circuit Srpe-
i rior Court Of Law and Chanccry ,3fd April, lciO
Moses Shelly aud Frances wife, William sutton, ana he
r-a-a his WIFE, Vincent Sutton, Lucy MalHey aud Bct,y sit
ton, ,'''i''i'"'''7'
Thomas nu.l,rti admir- Of sutton, d.c and the sa!
Thoa. IIugh surviving partner oi the said John sutton
and Waiter Rice, Dcithdalts'
The .!prnas awarded the plaintiffs having been returned exc.
cute. tie defendants Thomas Ilughlrt amd Walter Rc ana
more than four months having elapsed the Ming "i the
pl,inI,' bill said Defendants sill failing To- answer the
same confessed ihr SAID defendants. ana iIs
carse coming heard upon the said bill and exhibit there
couu>r consideration whereof, the
amse order and decree, that the defendant Thomas
before the commissioner at TINS court, an &c.
count of his the estate of John Sutton, dec
and the partnership subssne between the SAID
lIughe and the said John Sutton dec which said &C
counts directed To examine state and
tie and report matter specially stated deemed
pertinent by himself which either party require 10 he sta
ted. tOpy-Ic~e, = y. VI. Lfi.hSp, I. I.
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| The NE>T CAMrAlGN-Ihe time is rapidly arriving
when the strength of the opposition is to be tested and
when votes must take the place of noisy huzzalngs
The Wings have expended their ammunition for the
last two months with the reckessness of men grown
desperate. The imbecty Of their candidate has
PEELED them TO keep up the DIM 10 turn aside nvestga
ton. Having locked the old man up, and given the
kew TO his keepers so rs to prevent an expression OF
sentiment which should mar their exalted schemes, they
prepare to take the country by the with the camor
Of s'log cabins and hard cider. Unhapply for their
success the press Of the United States has exposed the
artce and proved that the great araidbiC is not only
unfit for the Office, by the possession of the requisite
qualities of intellect experience but that he has not
the merit of poverty, and the virtue OF hardwork
ing farmer which his friends eager to impose upon
him. The whole scheme has been laid bare and the just
indignation and scorn of the community are rapidly
following the exposure. The enthusiasm of the lead
crs of the party has been cooling fast within the last
days. and they the Democracy of the nation
preparing for the struggle they begin to look aghast
The Wings have fired their heaviest guns; and after
the smoke has rolled away, they, who in the umult
the readcst TO throw up their caps, were the
first to vanish reaction has followed the drinking
of hard cider, and they feel depressed and dispI
ritcd They and feel that they had raised but the
iroth of the tempest without its power and that the
which dashed into fury have subsidized TO their
natural calmness. Their enthusiasm was all forced.
II had nothing Of the confidence necessary its nature
or continuance, and, like the bubble over-bown it cx-
ploded at the very moment the huzzang the loud
est The leaders continue to Shout but their followers
have decamped, heartily satisfied with the cider which
they have helped TO drink but farther from conversion
than ever.
We will tell the Wings a secret worth KIN owing,
though the knowledge will be too late TO help them in
this campaign They spend their po,cder too carly and
when the action commences their shot have all been
fired We like the good old doctrine our revolution
AIRY sires, to draw trigger till you the whites
of their eyes This the Democratic mode OF welfare,
and while the Wings have been cmptying their guns
in the air, chdike to hear their crack, the Democra
cy of the country have been Furnishing their fusees
and giving them double charge, and when the con-
tests sufficiently close they will pour hail storm of
bullets into the ranks of the foe The whole country is
waking up to the contest and from Charleston
voice has gone forth which shall arouse the whole De.
mocratc force ofthe country.-Ths afternoon the De-
mocracy of the city and county will show their strength,
and the Opposition may read its fate in the determined
course of its proceedings
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against
William Walton, Defendant
This this day heard upon the bill of the plaintiff and
the answer defendant counsel: on
consideration whereof adudged ordered and drcrced that
of this do examine, stat" AMI
settle the accounts the partnership bill mentioned: and
order elect this Object the rid plaintiff and Defendant
render book. and papers brlun-in. 70 ia" >ad
mercantile partnership, that the ttes upon oath all
such may he deemed pertinent and proper that
NAV prGpuuIdrd each other, Is the commissioners and
that MAKE rrpar. thereof {" 's court
together Ith special such matters and things be
NAV deem rrratn: stated by HIM, hc either
ciirr 10 be- - stated \ Cnpy--fc>te,
< T.
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May -
MENIcAN LIfE INSURANCE ANn TRUST C0Mri.
OGce No. 10, SOath Strre', sel'.@ore.

OFcs No. 49, South Strr,t, BALTIMORE
CArITAL rArp ~. Two MILroNs % b"rLNrs'
THE President and Trustees of thu Company r'',' w.
ney on Drprs!e, which interest vii We allowed U
assurances on Lives, grant !nnn's ana LnH@"i".' a,
Seisc and manage Trusts of every description winch may u"
United 10 their charge whether from individuals =" "
dies, or courts nf justice. ...
thereon paid scmi-anEuay, quarterly, IA cni""G y" M
direction of the "rer"r the interest vi, to- place., =" w
81 every SIX months, I" Tie credit oi tie !!isI '" '
la;Ion. -, -.
]. IrE IxsvsxcE.-Psrsons may cJrc: INSURANCE. WIN ~
Company upon their lives, III. lisCs 81 o' ~ .
year term Of years, OF the Whole Of HE" ir , 4.
computed for this Company upon IL; most a'"AH.
well Tor the officers OF the Navy aud Army. 2. ci's-' ~
be had application TO the Company it, Agents iii
;. ANNuIriEs.-Thssc VIII be granted upon such terms -
enable the annutant 10 ENJOY the largest income 10 90!
amount of money. r,,rt
4. ExDowMxxr.-A person who desires TO provide e,s
for son ward, when he shall arrive at the age Z"
marriage portion for daughter can effect IL hf"as" ~
pany. - VI.
Officers and Trustees r tie compG9g-P MaG9"Sy, FL d
New York. Richard Wilson, Secretary, y. Thursion A
SecreIarY. , ,,.,.t-r
7rn..ces-rsaac Lawrence Beverly Robinson, T. AtN h
Charles A. Davis Samuel Wcnore, payid liadaen a.
Barckay, l.. Suares. George f. TalIman 70. Ne'lu,,
l.. Colt Morris Robinson, New York; Matthew L. ge'2.,
Samir Hoffman, Frederick ". Bruno, q. ; oId'.''' 49,
Cushing Fielding Inca- r., Baltimore ,.., mos, rs,a
Applications be made personally, or ny lrstt - h.
the Agents for the Company Virginia, who WI!
rates and other necessary inornaon to persons He.d@"
feeling assurances making other arrangements '""'-
P. ~. ThEB, 7Got, hts'7'''' -
1sfHfS IN pg'hi1.
PHrLrP NJ. TABS, Esq, Richmond.
WV s. SIMPSON, ESQ.,, Petersburg
GEO. w. CAMP, Esq, Norfolk.
RoBERT ANDERSON, Esq, Williamsburg.
Jonas. BRccE, Esq, Winchester >, n
June u -
PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE. ,,,s!
THE subscriber is constantly receiving from 'he go =
manuaactory Of NUSSs CLARK, New ioIh' e'-@gsi.s
plain Piano Foes, possessing the latest mfovI,s f
drcacy of touch and OF lone, 50 peculiar 10
nufacture. , u..,ta
Also, large 9ssormcn, of Musical Instruments, aad
Merchandise in general. -, IN rr
Piano Fcres repaired, tuned, let on h!re, and taEs'
change
CHEAP MUSIC. - re
The largest collection Music offered for SAG
State NAV be selected FROM the of the suDsCt
now enabled sell at the Philadelphia and New YORK ""
and retail prices. r,v,OR
Piano Forte and Music Store, opposite 1f
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EOLrE ELDRlDGE, c. c. 5. c.
CowMr,sroxER'. OFFICE,

Buckingham c. IT,, May 10, $50.
Interested in the above decree, will please Ia take
moi appointed the nd day of June next for the
purpose Carrying effect. The parties will please
10 NY office by 10 O'Clock y. NJ Of that day with the
books, papers, ROBl. SHAN, C0"miSstphcr
May - i-Wlm
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style.
Ap 10

4 TEACHER WANTED.-Mr. u. :. OHpiiauf. rnucigAel
~ New London Academy, HAVING resigned III" rinr-r "
same the Trustees DESTROYS of procuring -ur,r.>
may charge of the Academy the III day SprH
neat, when the Fall Session VIII commence
The New London Academy i situated m The County rt "
ford, near New London, Immediately the road N
Iynchurc Salem. building has been recently ,rG
near the the Old Academy which for beauty and u
surpassed by any other IN the state, and E@
vicinity of the mountains possesses the adyauu." 81 " n.y."
pure most essential requisites ~" ra
the SiudentS.-Connecicd with the academy very r"tt
81 the Professor, IN necessary uI a
garden
Ii i. required that the Principal of this Academy BE- a
Ii,hcd classic scholar, and well v..rd Marh"a. and
he should furnish testimonials Of good moral thari,I,
Applications may be made the subscriber post paid, "
near New London, which shall be dUly attended To-
GERARD ALEXANDER,
Prs.t " Lrn.ea .i....
Nav f-iaWi"
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IN CIIANCERY-EIR"INIA.--M Circuit superior Court ~
Law and Chance, continued and held for buckingham coun
~ Courthouse Thursday, the l day Of september,
1859. sitting a Court of ClIancey:
William :. Loving, admir-. Of Richard Clarke, dec. -
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BsESTEE-Thi thorough bred Stallion Rare lior
"A make his first Buckingham Courthouse md vi,
let ut SIS the which may be discharged n
payIurnt uf $40 II ld the season, winch vii t,Ep.i
ih- 18th day Of Jgy next $40 Ia insure ia! ana .
The Groom all caSc..-Mares viii be- pa-iured ana .
cents per day. and great will br taken prevent arr
ESCAPES but u responsibility Tor either
Absentee old ths spring, beautiful Lzv
out white spot, black legs, name and tr OF
form, and size, full feet four inches hgh and To-
blood, no hursc in America SURPRISES him.
Observation-Disclosures was got b. the imported hor.s a.
rough olt Of Silver Tail by Sir Achy, she ont Coi.i.
arcy Ctiurie Of the famous Bet Bounce y a.
Observation-Disclosures, III the spring IL l7 vl,r II
oil won III. swrcpsrake 4; Tree iiIi L. subs, fl,.r. ~
5000 rntranccIInc, In. 5istm. -. lhr W,uk III 10
carried 10 Baltimore, 3Hd f'r the DUrsy staHr
winning the fir>t heat wi h caSe!r second and .gt H.
~. beaten b. Col. WiEn'> r!r,uu ~ having ls tr
yyhn ha! never rudr hHi beg:e; after that va r .
urGrl and run utr heats, nch be- 10 i!.r., L,s
cnlitendinG ug the fr,;. Time, IN. i.s-,u. i.,-. u.
Ending the almost three leg, having gyr T.,
tine tendon ui one fore le1. JOHN 4DNs.
Ccr'ifcI,s Of Mr. fiam Paol,n
trained Absentee, in i-t9, aud Thought iu ;
colt ever saw and think take him for speed ana
have never seen such colt In the trial Trer Mn
two weeks before he his biz sweei'take h. mad, a.
time ever knew. lShAN FCCkETT
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:, ADD ERY-iard Solder Strup. and Bits, Alnser Out
> side tirrup, aud t, English N"Fst"d Web strain
ur Web Saddc Scpcs Fine and Plated Spur Harness
Mounting Of every description English Heads and Rein and
MaringaS-With complete assortment OF SaidcTs Materials
for liberal terms by WN. :. HANSELi' y soN
Iaportcrs and HholSG!e dealers, y .HarEttE.,
A,I7 lIl-a,,I Philadelphia
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~ CHANCERY-VrEGIx,A.it rules holden III the CLERK
office Superior Court ~. Law ana ,hacefl, IL"
In. county of hccumiae, On 9TH day Of May, l-i:
William l. Parker tate Sheriff Accunrac county, anf ~
such adgr. OF John Wharton Watson, dec, lalntii
against .,".. !.
Elizabeth Cn!unna George ". r. Srcad and Caiarne his
wife Jane, = Inrl and Mari his WIFE Joseph o. Roberts, ana
Ann Eliza WIFE, John Ephrm James, Ihnnt- Watson J"h
Watson Elizabeth Watson. talnr WATSON james hemp ana
Susan ms wife Watson, MARY Ann DIN, Iabthn biA aes
H. DIN Maria C;rutcl William T. Grrtrn John L. Crotch, james
T. t;rrtrn Samuel W. GOn and William y. Grucn herr al Ia"
If Iha Watson dec aud also heirs Al law "i ntlei"n
Watson ~ another heir al -ad Iabtla Watson, dt',
Defendants.
The def nIan, John Ephr James not having entered hl-
appearance security according Ia the act OF Assembly
and the rules this and appearing by satisfactory r'i
drnce that lie j. not nlaItaut tins Commonwealth, u Is
ordered that defendant John Eph!aim James, do appear
av the October icFin and answer tir
hi of the pa!ntii and that copy this order hc forthwith IN
serted IN some newspaper published IN III" city f Richmond Tor
successfully and posted the front door oil tr Court
" go THO. Il. JONES, c. c.
N,,
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TOHS r. COOKE will regular atcmiil'c az, Tie
IT, on the rst ay of the ensuing rer which will Commence on
Monday, the Ilrh of May.
a.. " lls-lgwi
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Al Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chance, continued
and held for Buckingham county, the courthouse, Friday
the 18th day OF April 1889, sitting as Court of Chancery
The order Of cted in cheese by dccrsal
order of the t day of April lsS which have
cued by Edward L. Scruggs special commissioner having
been executed by the doth order that the
things referred TO- and executed by Shaw
the commissioners of this court.
a Copy-Testc, ROLFE ELDRIDGE, c. C. S. c.
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ROLFE ELDRIDGE, C. C. S. c.

Buckingham {. H., 10Th May, $780,
The parties interested in the foregoing DEGREES will please
take notice. that have appointed the I'D June next pur
pose Of carrying the into eectwhere the parties will
please office by 10 O'clock A. NJ with the
sary papers, ROBT. SHAW, Commissioner.
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SPRING DRY GOODS CHEIr. FOR CASH.

Y - . y
address Jas. f. VI. Palmer I!al.fl& e. H.. Va.
March :. i4I-"h"
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IN tIiASEERS-SIRCIsr,.-At Circuit Superior Court o
Clanrcy. continued and held for huc bingham
" the Courthouse Friday, the i day Of April, 1877, sit
Inr a. LnlI t.IL hnncr