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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-08

IEliA AcADEMY.-Thc neat session of this Institution
- VIII commence the 10Th Of January, aud end
The course ." Studies viii embrace the Acet and Modern Ian
guases, mathematics, Natural Sciences and Bellies and
designed 10 prepare pupils for the Senior Glasses any College
or University
TEnMBoard and Tuition per Session Of moas slO paw
able in advance Nopupi will be permitted board The
eo,ood except in The family Of relative, and deduction
for absence from hut scknsss-Pnpils Richmond
stage can nd conveyance at Ovens Tavern, from ne
Academy Both Of the subscribers graduates OF UNIVERSE
W and for their capacity Teacher aud character Of III.
school, the public referred 10 the following gentlemen:
Professors onnycasile Emmett Harrison and Rogers University
Of Virginia. Thns. r. Dew, FISH,, William Mary; Gen, Iohu ii
Cooke Fuvanna lion. john Scott Faugier Richard H.
Baker Southampton; VIM. g. hrcr Wl J. Barksdae Isc,s
Dr. Thomas Hcaux and H. Meade Eir., Amelia Wan. Old Er
and Dr. VIM Cium7 pohataa; Gen. Iaqelins b. aris Rich
uohd Edmund Rifn and Charles F. Osborne Esgrs Petersburg
nirec. iposi paid 10 either Of the subscribers.
WILLIAM II. HARRISON
DONALD u. HARRISON A. u
Els Fill ?. O., Amelia, Dss7 as-aaw4waw:w
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- ,,o,her il must be settled before his
nnaI;fcnt;on according to the UNIFORM usage
rress and that commission, Fe.'ii' " ~; On,
doe. no; confer a title to membership VI ' .I,,
I'm, = onlv circumstance OF evidence, anu ma
~ Ala a. !, uuavoidabiv ncidc ut to the h'es''s
;n &c sncb risLt is ncta denial Of justice cGs s" ~
~ d,no ;ustice: and that the proceedings III ,ie 80
NJ Representatives in relation 10 the COW =.
!, seats in tia, body, BY those Claiming 70 u y
.t;ys If the people of the State OF New Jersey ~
sei" II, s;xtb Congress is neither unconst'ti-
.;,,I u,worrant3,blc, unjust, ana does hol 'aAs
r,r from the remaining Representatives from thc ~
vera States the right or authority 10 eAe'I'Ss !
N. mowers conferred upon constitutional iioue -
Represc natives nor d"es IL abriaee OF hi,.hSe u
d r;abts of the State of New Jersey, which ny tir
n1.;,n,ional compact hath voluntarily constituted
L uouse OF Representatives. the exclusive Judges OF
"oh questions without appeal qualification by the
said State. :, .,;J That H..
20, ' contained in the message of his Excecncy
,U;l,,, Pennington GovcrnGr OF the State Of ~ scr
sas 70 the Legislature thereof, dated the fourteenth
st hat whether "thercore the decision oithe 'unc-
tonaries of the people in granting ccrchtes 70 easfS
Aycrisg, Hals,ed Maxwell, Stratton ana ore, was
r;g,htnr wrong, Congress at all events is bound t.
raceire the credentials thus furnished, as the mandate
ost the State to then that they admit their represent
l;vcs To their seats until others can show better u
lie is palpablc violation Of the Constitution oil Inc
| United Statcs-oi the solemn compact made by The
states Of New Jersey, with her sister States-at wa
with The fundamental principles of Republican nst'sn
tions-unwarran;ed by any State law, and wrcse
the right Of suffrage from the people, and vests
in their functioncry, aad is of a most alarming AM
DANGEROUS tendency, and the Legislature, as the guar
dams the rights Of the people, IN their highest sose
ronu copacity feel bound in the most respectful man
ner solelnn 10 protest against The same as unconst'
tutional, arbitrary, unfoundcd, and Destructive OF t
rights of the people, and the principles Of their insttu
n tons.
ind be resoleed By The authority aforesaid That tn
thanks Of this Legislature and of those we represent
are due to Peter D. Vroon, William r. Cuoper, Daaie
B. Ryall, Philemon Dickcrson, and Joseph kille, on
members of Congress elect for their firm, yet discreet
digniied and honorable course in asserting the right
Of themselves and of the sovereign people of New Jer
sey and we hereby request them not TO leave the
posts or cease their efforts, until ample justice is don
10 the State in their admission 10 their seats IN tn
House of Representatives,
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JAM

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-iccordins 10 a
decree Of Northumberland County Co bearing date De-
cernhrr term 1892 shall sell al public anction oh day Of Feb
lsl0 the premises llu's Greek, Northumberland Cuun.
y Va) uii's Creek Fnm containing 35 less,
credit o: twelve months, except much Of the Pcaac money
may be required in cast Gcay expenses said oar This
farm, originally has recently been divided The heirs
John ul dec, and rcrced against accordingly ,r
Their DIVISION and will be sold follows, To w;ia the
dover of .ariha nll of which died seized The widow
John HULL senr, dec and sold for division heirs
said Hull: ALSO 50 Of which said Martha Hull died seized
her right and sold also for division aforesaid aso ~
acres of which Samuel Hull died seized and sold for division
aforesaid: also 81 n which Erur 5. Hull died seized
sild also for div isinn aforo said
This farm these several parrr! Of land, situated
Potomac
social advantages perhaps surpassed By any
Northern Neck. The su IS o IN excellent quality and well
adapted 10 the productions ~! .S s-eGn n Corn
Wheat, Oats lr SC fish, oysters and wild Uul,
y obtained abundany III their The
dover Comfortable two story dwelling with necessary
houses, the other parcels have no Improvements.
Bn:ds "l approved security will be required party. ~
TiIUS. GASklSS COMMISSIONS.
Jan l9 7p-v:w
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POETRY.
"Mucn YYr KrMAIss us.rsa."
(FSom tie Laadoa Forget IMe-.Sot, for iSio.j
THE FATHERLESS.

(From re London Forge. -Me-.Tot, for 1910. J
THE FATHERLESS.
MRS. ABBY.
Seek not the smiling vale, sweet boy,
With eafly wild flowers gny,
Where birds pour forth song of joy,
Aud silvery waters play,
Though vioiets spring beneath thy feet
Though blossoms scent the air,
No welcome shall thy presence greet,
Thy father is not there.
Seek not the room remembered weii,
Where often thou wouidst gliuc,
Eager thy childish tale To tell,
Close to thy fathers SIDE;
How wou,ist thou count his treasured books,
And praise his pictures rare,
But revcr shall faiher's looks
Again rejoice thee there.
Some bid thee turn to yonder mound,
Where mouruiul yew trees rise,
And tell .hee in the hallowed ground
Thy cherished father lies;
Oh. seek his grave with sorrowing heart,
Strew IL with fowrets fair,
But its ihy fathers mortal part
Alone that mouldeIs there.
He tires above the vaulied skies,
With spirits pure and kind
And casts peychance his watchful eyes,
On those he left behind
May all the counseis he has given,
May oil his pious care,
Aid thee 10 turn thy thoughts on heaven,
And lead thy footsteps there!
Sain, dearest boy, thy earthward gaze,
Vain thy beseech!ng signs,
The guardian of thy infant days
Can glad not here thine eyes;
Yet stiA pursue thy search of love
In faith, in hope, in prayer,
IT'LL thou shalt reach the realms above,
And meet thy father there.
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TRUST SALE OF PROPEkrYBy virtue of deed o trust,
executed 10 tho subscriber by Stephen Cooke m certain pur
ls and is dny recorded in tie Clerks afcc Cf Cumberland
Ccuiy will offer Tor sale Cumberland Coln,Sc, MON
DAY the 9th day n February GCA be!n. Cumberland trlrt
LAY, public auction f.. cash. the following property rac
deed, that ab 500 g On the
Davenport road, and winch said rookc esrsth-
excellent farming panatoa Also the following slaves, Merrt
Maurice and Marina, much Of said property viii -a.
the Of abcnt = 300 The tr 10 this property unquc,
abIe-thous acting Trustee will convey the title only
HEH. FORD, TRUSTEE.
Jan55
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f,n ACRES PAMrNKEY LAND FOR SAI.E-On THurs
~ day. the 9Th day Of March III fair otherwise the
fair day thereafter will be- sod publicly the Premises the
highest bidder i2l nf land being that portion 81 the
called Wyoming: directed To be sold under the vii: c
Thomas Cary Nelson This lanh situated in King William
Comfy the Panunky River miles above Dabmy Ferry
the city al Ririmcn. Aboi twotrS crarrd-h,
balance welt mberedaud admitted by MI who acquainted
with IT, TO BE- equal any land tie river There upon
hank extensive bed Of Marl u excellent quality
ofaCces-. The subscriber residing At Wyoming will take pleas,
In showing the land 10 wishing In view H. Terms nfsa
third IN cash. the balance equal ANIMAL nsiaimeni-to
be secured by bonds with decd Of trust the land Possession
given tho day nf ralc.
i-u Corn, OATS Fodder ard Pork for sac.At the time
and place VII bc -ud 10 the highest bidder credit Of
monts about $50 barrels Of Corn GOO bu.cl, Oats
s:avcs, and IL G0 weight Of blaze Fodder and ainu lbs
Picked Pork. BENJAMIN u. NELSON
EL.:star Of ThoS CGry 't.soH, dee.
Wyoming, King William Co., Feb p 1910.
DAY lySN .s
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ID AITIMOGE MUSEUM FOR SALE.-rh's large and salna
10 bic collection curious and interesting objects i Offered
for sale.
II was originally gotten by Rubrns Peac ESQ., whose FAINT
~ is identified witt; iha great establishment in Philadelphia, ANA
hose experience enaicd him make the Baltimore Museum
second only of which his father the founder Within
IN. Ja few yeas collection has been much inc a,ed, and
arranged In believed 10 be unsurpassed in the
United states Every part Of is IN the best order and preerva
ton gaerY pictures contains of great excellence,
I'LL large saloon The department Of Naigai History ese
cialy Of oTnEodsy ConclCo:y ana EtomDgy IS
well led and i eNtrnsiNcir collection Of Shell" alone
Indian SrHs being nf great value The objects m GU
rosy and numerous and In the rnnT> ~
haze he-n accumulated from all paris of The d
An oDnorl:niy like tie is arcly Offered and the under
s;.ncd ,rr7I that viii ~ enabled sell the collection
rio,r h IA hands preserved and pcrptlard
The collection kept in the large taidinc tbs
Baltimore and Carcr; streets Belonging 10 line General nsu.
Company. r" which has breh rencdand which viii
be- rented for the purpose should tn purchaser ce
n.
htion nol. hold 700 pcTsons, where have been
formed Naud virS Concerts, Rop. Bancin. le.cdrman.
&C., snd hh has stage orchestra scenery and properties suit
these purposes These will BE- sold with the collection
the Museum, or separately.
The be application either Of the
scribers, or 10 Mr. Dc Scldins at the Museum.
JOHN II. II. LATROBE,)
THOMAS WILSON, Trustees.
WM IA.Ii.TOS.
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Two the Tobacco lanrr the South SIDE ." James HH"r VINO
in the habit Of wagoninc their Tlrc" 10 this market
In consequence of of Mayo Bridge being removed, VIC
have made with the Agent Of the Richmond aud
Petersburg Rail Road, jrn. al Tobacco intended for Shoe
Warchouscand I'll have taken from the Depot this
side The will deliver the Tobacco at the Depot on III,
South sdr l;c above Manchester where the Company Will
have Agent attend receiving and forwarding H. The
freight viii be if:y cents icr los-icad
MOSRY < SHEPPARD.
Jan - S2-lawiw
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v,1uIJtM sKEET, .ft;srE.y Lrn, cGsingtDn yu.,,.
w will practise regularly in The Superior and Inferior Court
AlIrpauy Eotrtnii, RDrkbrid2e and Gfce5'"r, tt In
rs.rior Courts ri Eah and focali"nrts.
Jan 81 eO--Jm
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b, ac s3.r,.po, >. u. cogmop,.,1,a # rv.r4.

.
vsyiIEREiS a2pes documents transmitted = ~. y
w tho .r, ni Charles County tM'r, u1 SINrhi'
HOPKINS, nTrg.h wih the LIurd Of Jan,s taaadu " q
Couut. irri justice. ard J, going ~ large
iiytl the 5'iG
apr SAID, thought proper ~ urt reward 81 two hna
dI- any pcI son pgn- Wiu II aIpcicud tie ad l
,iyc and deliver rim ir Tho IL Charles CIy County I'd
!sroy require officers cv and mlnry and request tie
sood people ca: 10 their best cNcrlon 70
aprch.nd Lbs laid fugitive ra he may be deal; 'a
IDS the Jaw .irscts.
Given under my hand Governor ard under tlr lrse.t
l.E,Ll seal Of In, G"a,'nonm ea:h Rchuon ii a.n IL,
of January, 30. RAS IL taNiBil!"
.n>tIn Opkin the twenty second Ut hi az, a..
Evc feet eleven and hrf ncnc high. fair Comerfn,
rather slender hn, large limbs, stonps cwhtl ~ t shoulders
.Hnedru Il speech There = sC!s on one q '
shoulder biir- clI$,,, the e::prcn j.. !rat
lead, fire hands i. recni 'ci"d
Sl--ElN
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HATS HATS :! HATs!.!

THE subscriber grateful for past So returns his thanks 10
the Of Richmond and the public generally, for the
liberal patronage that has hitherto received from rm aud
respectfully inform his friends and the public that he a>
re-opcnrd Fashionable Hat and Cap Store in the ons
directly opposite the Virginia Banks with entire new and fash
innalr stuck Hats from the manuaci All those In
want will please call judge fol themselves, and ni.c Their
obedicnt, CHARLES JOllNSIoH.
ST-5aW3yv
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.SEE' FIR.H.
THOMAS BRANCH 4 nRGTiiER.
E subscribers hive this day associated themselves III hr
L GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS, under the above
AMI style All orders directed Ia their care, VII receive
,r,,u,n attention. THOMAS BRANCH,
u. II. BRANCH,
Petersburg, Jan. q, l5t1,
E.I5
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S.rat;oil,S Office.

DRAwN Numbers in Virginia LrrsIrs I.,lrrry No J. drawn
~ February l>t.
{ 50 ~ Il 80 !? . IS 81 n u Ii
Drawn Nos IN Mononsaa Lottery, No. Q ES drawn Feb
: 90 Al 50 IL ~ 20 10 s. % - ~ 81
Whole Ticket Nos - 81 Two capitals both sold and
Do do Q ~ b7 cashcd hy STRArTUS.
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,.,.p ,,,, ,s,ou, Hannah Price, Chles Terrell and
~ %",r;a b. BIZ % T lSnn A. ra"sns and Mary vi"
GEORGE Hamilton Maria r hi WE, I''s a. na
susan j. his wife Thomas L. teslts Juliet Jackson, @
3 John Iam k,s ara hi VII, ieni'> Havoc
and iizah hi wife, Join q" kr saHs t. =, -
, a mi inhabitants III: STATE Of l.'i, you WI
i,Lr nr = that on ;h das i February 3d. c''"''" VIZ
t II rnri,r and -nG.4 ii day, i.i proceed t. tihs
m, n.n,j,ns OF John Ir.enden II lass John :c.n a:i
Cacc and others Browns "isl: N Nn.ninsl", :. MN, Wv
nis,,;rt III T,l,,,: and hc siI'
aII mi m taken or completed ihe d.: at1Trsa me! WI ~
adjourned day day between he -;e , la'' @ III"
and completed. on the Gt day Of tpn, ,n n 81 .
hours sunrise and sunset 9" Tia. day, AT m IT, 80. - nn
mcay sa, proceed II lac the Dispositions Of s" S'mai "
sps.a:r and il from any ta.-r M ' H",. H. =.
"nn Mace te sam mil completed On hr
a-t. ii April. ISM hrtwcei tte nis " -; ~ ,s,f III
s,ll proceed take ,r Dispositions OF JAM H.
;-, and others and from any t INC s .I h. c@tin,"i
n a 10 4a, 4, lr same place between III same hour nh;,
' ~, - r,amE IL thu State Kentucky. IN III i'rh :
ONE Of ;ia Federal Court between The hor:s o. nne "ha
Hanna John Bacon Elantni and "iirr-i Il from '
caasa said Dispositions -i'"ii n"' = ',' H. Nv. I be-
useea lie .aar hours until they stall b. taken ard r"u3t
And it M M ." Nay n IN H. %% "l q rio, c for rh",
Tow H. between sunrise and sunset 81 maj "'
irr.: an If from apy eau. -ai nepaars should not be
taken anil completed ~ ta lay meg WI y ann
are g. ard cn,ittsd All which said Gc!'sion sa!i rt
evidence ~ certain 'gi nnm ne.nha , ~ 49,. ~ tpr
4
wherein Iawrrrte latair, late sheriff 2! t cm"'; :" "r
rr mr. pIan;i.: and l. in my right. aud Admhssta
| W Ia ~ 90" - 10 ,y;.,i i.iliT,E UpSii.tW.
~ i.U iVt'EEYv to wi; At rules h"ij ia TIL
Cirks .fic. al, the Circuit superior t" OF Law an; Chan
Gerry Tor Pnwaran County tic ID to the M day OF December
inclusive, in the year lsJi :, ,.,.
Richard Bass iti''''''
! a-.ii.;, -
Henry w. Watkins. administrator Of Claiborne Watkins d"'d
and Charlie, n Moslry and Iaviga wife, formerly iayi-
! 49,, n v.ttm, ,rJ ,,b.r. Defendants
The defendants Charlie. IIuscry and arint H. ms W.T."
having cf appearance and given secuf! "'cg
10 hi nr q nhly Of this court hhh Hlp'ar"
by evidence that they not inhabitants !" t!i' ti
monwcah, the motion CT the plaintiff by his Attorney u I
Charles L. Muscry and ms wiic DO APPEAR DE-
Judge of Crcn superior Court oi La" ana name
Powhatan County, the court house oil sh "in m
tie bill 81 tt laii!
AID gYc security cr performing such decree as ;a court may
thai copy at this order be- forthwith iRs'c"
in some newspaper published city oi Rcmd aud 60"
rnued for months successfully, and that another COZ" "
posted 81 The frua 81 80 house uf iis county
i e. F. GRAVES. D. c.
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IL 4. BENJAMIN y. ANDERSON. OFFERS his services 10 h
~ friend: aud c public Tor ~" Of thI~ Grcteras '
l,a..i, ia-. such IL confidence u ms mode % iIT
ucnt that charge Il. b" made unless b. ,"gas'
Ills residence immediately the road ratn: from R
mond IL lyncbnrg BY wa oi Car"gs.r and BgcHnsraa
uuItC, eight mi:s= bu"v tt latter place Letter. a.
dressed Inn E!dtidgr r. o. :tichn -um County Va, %
raid VIII meet with prompt attention.
Jim - evil
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IN CiiA%rEHi il> held IN the Clerks oiirc
the Circuit Smi.ri"r Court ot Law ami thaGcGr if t
Comfy of NunMal. sIh January, e@
Thomas owen ana his children, viz Ca:harnc Ei"ari D.,
Charles H. Henry f., Mary X. Srphcn Nathaniel SARAH WI
Lam r,.. wl. last being infants y their said
father und Peter Gri4s and Elizabeth his wifi, Plaintiffs
against
Ils.y : Hopkins John B. G"r Samuel Williams. and Jack
Stewart, free mgsro,l defendants.
The defendant John H. iictrs, having entered his ippt
given crary according tie Act "f Assembly and The rules
Of this and appealing ~ satisfactory evidence 'a ~ :
a!aiinG. n this commonwealth ordered, that The
SAID Defendant do appear here The IiT,t ui ip terra N aud
the bill al the plaintiffs: and that cory - tbs lrr h
forthwith: inserted tie Richmond Enquirer months
ccSIvr and posted the front door Of tbs EGGhou-" 9" :-
County
\ cory-rcsi2, E. W. FITZGERALD, d. c.
Jan rs ..-w.w
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A-I'Is FIR 81

eight DRAFTS on BALTIMORE, wanted by
- n. I. FARO,
Exchange 0Fee, .Naia-st
FcbG o1--tf
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The ran- Robert aud John H. .ns, ana Alfred hclar.
irj his wif. HAY ing irtd their appearance
and gives. according the act 81 Assembly and ~ "
raift. and appearing by satisfactory evidence that u
m nn, uha 5fan,s nj This ordered thai
ai,ra io" r dg" %! it aiG court At q
April aud answer the plaintiff uTs'a! AMI
amended Ii... 4 copy this ur hr forthwith inserted
il! newspaper published in c cts If Richmond !I r."
months SUrcrsvr, ant pasted - hc iont d"a II - t"I
house oi tiis tHlE;y.
\ Com TcStc, MR.. ". HlLLER u [.
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E,hy TIop.oaJ DoiLrs fer 22d February!

Capi,aIs-s5Ou0n, 2O.o, 500, &c. Tickets Sl0'5 NUN
hcr4 drawn Certificates Of ~ Whole Tickets il! be- for
Sl2n-halvrs md quarters in proportion.
Tickets in all Lotteries and the really lucky numbers for
sale nj STATIONS lucky office.
CT
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PIANO fOR;i. WAREHOUSE
rE'!ii. sHbsc:.cr constantly rcrrrit: the crl'":
nariairiury 81 NCNr. Crank, New York, elegant 81.
plain rano fu", possessing The latest improvements, asi 'h
d!it"cY ." touch and sweetness Of i"r peculiar 10 r "
ngGGciUT5.
, large assortment 81 Musical instruments, anj 1a'A
NE!c.t3mdg; :. H-sal.
tinn" Fotcs repaired, tuned LIS AMI taken n II
change.
CHEAP Music.
The largest collection Music off red for sale h ~
state may hc selected FROM Tie IL. subscriber, VINO
noiE enabled 10 eel AZ t!c Philadelphia aad Ne" foTk "o!
and retail prices.
T.. II. TAYLOR.
Piano Forte and .Ya%is Store, opposite tss E."~'
Aus I6 Soft
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IN IiASCERY-Ni.ar~r,.-At Circuit superior touu Il
Itw and uIauccy contained held fr buckingham tol
Ia, r,tuu,c FRIDAY, III" 18th day ." Aprs, 1889 srn,
q, = al thrnccs:
Frances pas son formerly Frances Woo-on John tIp30
wife, fpIntG SIS Pa: W""i-"n, John Mayo,
lane his WIFE formerly Jane Woo,uu, Mildred Johnson formerly
Mildred WUuds"G heir. ad legal representatives al anc Woo
son, ard Mary s;spar,S. l!liGt.!s.
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l.. EI.DaiDGE., c. {.
Cnn8r..toNEbs OFrIc

i,nrkircham Cour;i.rissr, .s,h January, l.iI.i
Tic parties the foTg going DEGREES, Wal! ~ az
take no; ICE thai appointed Tasfsy III" d d Of Maa
where the parties "' please 70
attend q; ~, uaiy. Oock, t. W., Of that day, WIN ih.r
vouchers, &c. kOBEk4 81 t"".''
Feb rl--"HHs
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~ Ci.ANCFEY-VIa,t>;,-At ri. hrii in the Clerk once
uf the surrEir Conn of Law nnd tEa2cF isr 5
lanG Comfy iii JannEry. i:iv:
James Il. t.Ig,:g.:. l".naH'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-08

Martin James, ard lohH u. H:s, and hfre1 hras
and Martha h ifwli. said Robert aud Jotn ~ aut
Mar na Ann. a,r heirs al ldw Robert l;m-, dec,
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,YFOlEs ALE and retail fashionable and cheap Hat All -

r. have on hand Ia@c rnf general ii On,
Far sal S,iria urS,rdf stgfh, and Other CAPS am ds
exporting ra.,ye, additional supply d MEMS b.
iI ,'gp- :rli viii rc|ter assortment Of Cloth an
al III, ns; al offered III this cI! III oi which !,
determined 10 al, the mot reasvnab!s ieEG...
Jan 80 still y. T. sTr&ia.
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Il-,m,,f
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/ IN CHaECERT-N iGG S;a.--.i Circuit Superior Cont
Law and Chnt-sy continued ard hi 1r buckingham Coma
" ut tn; Friday, IL, lirh d.; u Nlr i-G7 ;.
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THE Preside, and Trustees Of III. Company reeeiv.

AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE ND Trust CuMrANi
'lRcc ", 49, SgrLh St,,d, RoiiEorc.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-08

Daniel Na-', ~ administrator @s tosS q Henry Dav,
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-08

france, Daw .vn formerly Fraucc- Hoodon John Tir
and Palsr h- wife, formerly Pa.ses Wnuison John Nao ss
lame his IS H. I,y:s tIy Jane tooisr N!:rd JUtusnn
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-08

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