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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-05


To Doctors Laryfrs, Nerchanis, !iechenies Sc, &c
GLOUCESTER RESIDENCE FOR s.iLE.-The subscribe:
VI offers for SALE most accommodating terms, Ike Place
recently orruprd by Rev. Edward 8 Am"rv ing the
Main road leading Mathews county to the CRY OF Rchnnd
and 10 the town of Fredericksburg Is nine mrs above Gluu
res,er ten Uhanna the seat of Juce in Mid
dsex county about twenty miles from Mathews Courthouse
and twenty fion Queen Court house. The tract con-
tans seventy nine acres of land which is well adapted To the
usual growth, Of the country and might easily 10y the a cation
of mari IA good sunpy which the place, he made
fertile IN short The improvements consist OF roomy
dwelling house. best possible order for the reception OF
large family store house. granary SNAKE hone, and other
bouses all of which are This place is within mile Of
public landing narsahr Creek PoropoIank and Is The
stand Gloucester Courthouse and Cen
trcvie King Queen space o country Of about twenty
miles extent excellent stand for Doctor, Lawyer,
or further description u deemed nnne
cessary advertisement Purchasers are invited TO examine
themselves. Application may BE- made tn the subscriber,
either in person through the mall tposiae..;adi
THO. {. ANGRY
Gloucester C.I H.. April %. 1872 ll9-W6w
" The land mentioned is Fill for sale on lie most nc
Communicating Purchasers invited TO view II and Judge
for themselves IHo Z. amohi'
July - 21-w.w
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r AWRENCEvILLE FEMALE SEMlNARY.-The next SEES
L. sion of this Institution Wednesday, The
Goth Of July under the charge of Mr. and Mrs Woodwoit VINO
during the session. and who nave NOT
only sustained but increased the high reputation they brought
u ih them as Teachers. . .
Terms psr session of mon,is:-Board S45; Tuition English
SIP so Latin French and Mathematics Sl' 5 Music, S!O use
Of Piano, s. 50. ,opp,cox
July IL H. "ohhi"o-'.
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To Tie Honorable the House of Delegates, in The Com
1aonrealM Of Kirginia

1a0nicdaIh Of Tirgintd.
IT will give pleasure in the Capacity Of Door
k.eper at the General Assembly My past
made familiar with the practice OF similar dulles
II ,e your Measure 10 call me this employment will carry
into II heart aud hand that will their zeal constancr and
crtidc 10 your service. The tenure of The office has wisely
.en made from wear 10 year. reappoinrd
The vacancy neither removed from his pos'rsso prescribed
as citizen. Equality Of rights and pc;ension' with occasional
aton i'm office make distinctive characteristics
system Of covernmenand assemblies well as individuals,
may r,tonay believe them better
than their friends. Yours, faithfully, $500 .
~ WIN. G. ALLAN.
Ct
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n orCE-A persons having claim, against the Estate Of
Mary F. George drre.ed hereby notified 10 present
the UNDERSIGNED without delay This notice will be
pcades har nil such promptly prevented and
made known JOSEPH BASYE,
Late Sheriff Of Northumberland,
and Administrator OF Mary F. George drceased
Northumberland, July H. 1872. lS-wtwt
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TWO 1T NDEED DOLLARS REV ARD.-Ran away from the
l. subscriber the III nf May TWO Negro Men, Davy end
Davy about 81 Years did, feet high, thereabouts,
complexion rather contracted; had when
he left, dark rock coat with peal buttons. think il
likely has procured free papers x,nn supposed TO bo 81
years old and feet high dark complexion, coIne
good, nrrby quick will clse 500 dollars for
delivery securing in jill either of SAID
$500 Cor both Of them, If taken Of the STATE SO for the de-
livery securing Jail either Of them, 80 for both if
taken within TIE state OF virginia.
CHARLES g. LAYTON, r. Master.
Monarur F..ry Va, June 81. l;-wiGts
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THE RlGmr OF SEARCH Practically ILLrsrRA.
TEp Mr.. Walsh, (he Paris correspondent of the Nat
In,e'ligencer) in his letter Published to-day, says
"1hc Courier F;Gncais Of this day contains an i'm
portan, Litter 10 the editor, from the commandment Of
the French naval station Of The West coast of Africa
who has Just returned with two Of his ships He
firms the narrative of the captain Of the Two Sisters
,naltrcacd By the British rga,e Madasasca lie di.
aes the abuses of the right OF search, which fell
under his observation he nmatcs tina: the British
cruisers yplored and detained French vessels much
from mercantile jealousy and rivalry suspicion Of
slave traffic; he thinks that the conventions of 1881 and
S.}3, though they useful for time, right
be abandoned with advantage; and he deprecaies
enlargement Of the sphere of search, such rs the
quintuple treaty stipulated, because the English Off
GERS comni, too many and vexations within
their present limits. He allows all credit 10 the French
ministry for philan,hropic impulses and Intentions
If The British irgates already maltrcat the French
merchant ships-if they "eNpore and detnin French
vessels as much from meca,lle jealousy and rivalry
sasp:cinn Ct save-rahc If 1.-THE English officers
commit too many excuses and vexaiions within their
present Limits while their Government is yet seek
ing full confirmation Of the right to obtain universal
surrender of the police Of The % their maritime
power what will be the bounds OF those ''eycesses and
ycxations growing ont of 'smercantile jealousy and
rivalry, when time shall have established THIS British
rretenson, and Submission TO detention, and search
and nquisiiorial explorings the part of British
cruisers shall have hab.Gated the ships Of other nations
10 the authoritative ascendancy which it is evidently
her purpose TO obtain : Proof of the eagerness and
perse verance with which the object is pursued, will
be found in the English negotiations with Texas
power which never yet, we suppose, has had ship,
under its colo7s, on The coast of Africa GoJe.
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DEAL. AND PERSONAL PROPERTY FOR sALE--iIaving
n determined sell Marrnso Alabama,
now offer for se plnaon containing c5 Of tie
Cane brake Land nth Aahama, abnit 80 Of
which cleared and in oIiraon tho balance Is finely
bercd Land There The Farm oil tho necessary
first order; als Good house for cvetseer, AMI
abundant supply This property ia considered by
these Tie neghborhood equal any tie State,
ty and health Upon The farm 81 negroes u Of which
good working HANDS any in the State There also
the farm Is and horses all yonng ahd wrhrSr; aad all
the farming such ~ wagons plDughs
hocs, expected that ~ le.si l bales of cotton, and
from 10 hundred barrels o corn viii be- made on The Farm this
The land Marcaro county, South Alabama about
miles f.Gm Wuodv and ol the neigh
ho,oods State. bounded by lie lands of George
Mingp, Esq, Rev. Edward Baptist and large body Of wild
brake land, belonging Nr. Weaver which afr rds fine
will sell the farm the farm and
esrou, buying prefers TO y tie farm, negroes,
stock CROP will sell nl Together Terms Of salcFur The
fam ya:t cny in cash VIII he required Ike h1!ace
crops stock credit required, viii ao he allowed
part Vi tie purchase money The credit payments all be
well secured If mentioned property should lie
sold privately before day If January next The whcle Of
will then lie sold the Plantation 10 the highest bidder al
public Mr. Edward A. Sempe, living about miles
from the fIocrU(:, the living the farm,
will show The plantation and Ucr property any person dis
posed 10 hug.
Any DESTROYS Of purchasing be Informed Of price
and terms by applying John w. Gieeoy Esq ~ Richmond
Virginia. who fully authorized TO make bargain for The
sale of the whole Of the said property real and PERSONAL any
nj the by appng To the subscriber in person or by
letter, At New Kent Court house, Virginia.
JA;:Es a. sEaIPLE.
n I,r,OO su
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yTALITABLE TONACEO LANIS AND Mills FOR ME.
al
h. resides known Joneshoo Tract formerly
c. of the late Chief Justice cndron lying within mic
of Wliansbnnugh ard mlr 81 Henderson Depot and i'll
healthy excellent nrghhorhood This tract contains
including wood land all Of which
well adapted the growth of wheat and tobacco
Al.o Island Creek. and the tract of land whcreon
thew are situard containing a9 living Granville county
miles North Wiamshoro'. The Grs Mill IL in good
repair surpassed by in North Carolina for mannac
tunr flour There also Saw Mill This tract About
half is in original growth. The cleared land in
excellent heart and very fine Of tobacco growing upon
na of il this purchase
property would do well call the subscriber living Jones
horo will make known m terms, and show them the pre-
misses WILLIAM III. ROBARDS, in.
July - 22-w6w
The Wing will copy wow and send this Office for
collection.
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.hD.,S by -Vr. UiSe
For of the finest specimens Of John Quincy Adams poet
Turn I" tic Port Folio and his .Hamorrhe Mr. Jc
icFson. Thu may he his hate Virginia II is
piece which all ''stiuks 81 Cnn.n'accoliEc his
See preceding note for this quotation rt the poet
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T Meeting held 18Th day q Jnne le42 ~ The BOARD
"A appointed by the County Court of Greene
conformity with of the General Assembly, entitled AN
act concerning records" passed January lh, ls2 petit
having flied with the Boad by raschal wyman against
William Pence, Mary rrndon, widow nf John ierudon dec
ed James Icrndom PIch guardian I'D lien o the
said John lcrndon deceased aud appearing
Of Board the said Mary rrIdna and
James Iiendon inhabitants c this It IL
ordered That the sad William Pence, Mary lirrndon James
,r,ion Robert Pche guardian aforesaid do appear
before the Board Court house of Greene county,
day september next, the said petiton and
that order be forthwith in
published city Of Richmond for months successfully
and posted door e the house Of this county
4 Copy-Tesfc
JOHN ~ sERRILIE, Clerk Of the Board.
Iul
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NAVENPORT & ALLEN, ArrrIoSErss AND WHolr,Lr
- MrRcH.srs Richmond Pa, have "r sale large stock "i
urcLnIisr COMPRISING sugars Coffee andes. Wines Mo
s.. Nails Salt, Gannd Plaster Blasting aud Rifle Powder
Candles Lamp and Tanners OH Teas Almonds Raisi. White
very low prices. fnr cash, or city accepiancci.
~ =
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T7RrsTEEis SALE OF CHESTERFIELD LAAD-D- -
ur NJ Deed of Trlst, executed by arcbli Clary H. a.,
sub.cher for certain purposes therein mentioned dated N,
day February Isa and Of record IN The oe Of tie csrs 4
County Court of Chesterfield sGa'l otter for sab" pail
auction to the highest bidder for cash. NJ Chesterfield %
house on Monday The day OF August neat that being Conn
day, Tract Of Land situated III me county OF Chesterfield
house and bounded y lands of JaTcs Niece uao Pan
En- H. Godser aud Robert McIeand, and containing acre.
Tie believed lie good, but acting IN nilcay caf
~, shall only convey such n Is vested ~ me-
= Wa. WALLACE DAY, Tu.;e.
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WARREN. NnErH CARnILNA- SII ruI,R SpRINGs.

WARREN, NORTH CAR't DINA SUI PnCR SPRINGS.
THE undersigned respectfully informs the public that his
will lie open inr the accommodation r visitors
the June and shall Lee spared render
comfortable t"se o may favor him with their company. lIav
made considerable Improve ment- lac viii lie able 10
much larger nir5rr uf ycrs"ns thln heretofore
The of the said by competent dee 10 he
very similar IL those At ia" White Sulphur Springs in Virginia.
aud nval who have given trial express themselves
highly pleas with is effects Having laid in lagc supply Of
Ice, ami made the arrangements To furnish his table
w all the nAures Of The country and he has hesita
c,pr hi hcet that his visitor. viii br satisfied
The Spring within eleven miles Of Warrrnlon and five Of
ShGcco Springs directly III" stage roa ouishurc and
PERSONS h The Rcgh aad Castor Railroad VIII
Away find hack the Warcnun Depot for their accommoda-
tim.
Families # more Than two persons who board By the
will charged So pcr month each BY week they will he
charged 81 ad b. the dag 81 each single rrr-ons will be
charged So per months b, the week SD; Tie day dollar
twenty Children and servants half price Horses
ten dollars per month. Na. ID. JONES.
Nh, i-il. lg-w7w
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We attended close of the last term. public cxalna
zion of the young ladies the Lawrencevile Female Seminary
II gives pleasure say that the result in both the depart
of Literature and Music highly rcdable to teach
s and pupils. We highly approve Of Mr. WIS mode OF teach
ing The young ladies taught the prime aud cemeni OF
their studies aud permitted repeat hout understanding
what il written by the authors they as text books
we pleasure recommending this institution TO the pub.
lie a. one calculated prepare young ladies' by sound
md useful accomplishments important stations
life. Da bncr sTo WE
7. 7. CaSTLEMAN,
r. D. TURSBULI.
E,u
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Pam Russia or Brush Hats, from 50 50 to ST. SILK Hats, made
nm nc fur bodies water proof 81 80 81 50 Boys Hats
T, u Is 10 81 Caps from 81 Ia sl0 Gentlemens cnh
,.,n. ou - Ia So together with ASSORTMENT Of Men. and
m . HAIR and Glazed taps, black ana dTab WOOL HAS
v,,oi,-a! and ret.. 1erms-CaSh -
F. keeps during lie Summer large assortment of Leg
born Palm Leaf straw and Willow Hats, suitable for all
n. g. Hats made 10 order
i.,nary i, 1870 73-wlyt
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A COUNTRY SCHOOL roE YOUNG IAn!Es.-Mr. and
IA Mrs Cary being sir3is place e school f y"nnc Ia
dies the highest noia., have rrn for tine enevntne
obtain teacher of the Modern Languages. They
have succeeded engaging for that post M P"da Swiss
tleman whose requirements Of the highest orcr, and who Is
uf known aud tried ability telcr They feel perfect conf
enre Mr. Poda's ability Ia teach The French Italian and
languages all 81 Which lie speaks native Mr. Pl
accomplished Musician. and Will lessons
piano. guai and IN singing having been ennenty
cesstu in all these branches. Great pains will he
give Tie yong ladies tie habit Of conrrrsng in the
French language.
The English department Of The School VIII t conducted Ms
by competent nnctress and IN the higher branch
under immediate superintendent Of Mr. aud Mrs Cary
For information Of those who have moi former ad
yen>rmrn would sa that school n our residence
Baltimore county ~ miles from The city. the Hartford Turn
pike road healthy and agreeable n.Ishboo0d Commnni
cations mail may be directed Fork Meeting House r. o.,
Baltimore county.
The board and Tuition, lin the English hranches
for the year, arc $500
Nusir 30
French, -
Italian, -
German, =
Bedding, if found by the pupil, 10
Books and Stationery supplied by the PARENTS charged 10
them. ilal; weary payment IN advance.
There will he charges whatever.
July la l9-w5w
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MARTHA KEY.
.si Ia
July DO

mo MARY WILLIAMSON and Christian, alias rhrsophe,
i alias Kit Wilamson-As you do not reside in III.
Inonwcab Virginia. and have Attorney within tie
known me, notice be served tae III.
tod tn give YOU that WILL Thursday, the I5a day
September next between the hours of sunrise ANA
dav at the kept ny Robert Prce IN the county .,
Greene in Virginia. proceed 10 take the depst
Of Walter IIuuswoIth and Others and Monday. hr 81 dar
October next, between the same honr at tie LAFAYETTE Hotel
the county of Orange Will take the tepoans "f cab N.
ry ard ot,ers- the said dispositions be- read
i'm chaEcery depending In the Ueu,
peor Cont Law and Cancery for Orange COUNTY Ia
State Of Virginia, III which am plaintiff aud You and "rs
defendants. JOS. HinfN
Juiy - 9-wi.
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TN CHANCERY-VIEcxrA:-At Rules held in the Clerk. .,
of Nooway County Court the 9Th day Of June ls;s
David C. Williams pla,niis.
against
VIM b. Cowan and George w Oliver, DEFENDANT
The defendant VIM. b. Cowan, not having his AM,
ance and given security according TO the act Of Assembly mi
rules of this Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence 49,
he not nlabtInt Of this country: II ordered that The sad
appear before the justices Of our sad Court, the co.,
house on The day Of October Court next ana answer ~,
h ~ the plaintiff, and copy Of this order be- foawub
serted in newspaper published in the city Of Richmond
Two months successfully and posted Ut Tie front Of m
Court house Of this county.
A Copy-Teste,
F. FITZGERALD, &C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-05

y3JILLlAM F. RlTCHIE, ATTORNEY Law, R,esmona "a,
w Office for the with Dr. kichic on Main street, aeose
ths Raak
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IN CHAEcERY.-VE ,:At Rules held In the Clera. ~
flee of the Circuir Superior Court Of Law and Charff
Powaan county, from the ith tie 9Th day Of Jul III TIE !
l-i2:
Edward F. Baush, Plaintiff
against
R. +. Graves, admnbtrao Of Edward +. Baneh deceased
and Edward A. Lynch and Hamlet his wife, ana Sarah A. tH,h
and Others, Defendants
The defendants Edward A. Lynch and Harriet hi WIFE AMI
Sarah a. laugh having entered their app and
praring by satisfactory evidence, that they inhabitants
Of this Commonwealth, On the motion Of Tie plaintiff +! Is
Council II is Ordered, That The said Edward A. is ncb AM
wife, and Sarah a. Baug do APPEAR before tn Judge At
Circuit Superior Court of Law and anccty for Powatan
the Court horse thereof, the first day Of The No
term and answer the bill Of the pnEti and thai tog
order be furhwifh inserted in a;-r pt,l
city n Richmond, and continued Tor months
svey, and at another copy be posted al the front door Of tie
Court, house Of this county.
Copy-Teste,
Il. L. GRAVES, G.
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etHOCcO SPRINGS, WARREN COUNTY, y. c-The Pro-
- pett.. Of this Eahii.h nen takes III inform
friends and thr public, that her oscned early
June with every convenience that e IL tie
pleasure nj those who may favor her wi tcr pa,rnac
Tie of the we'll known, hardly
qare refer In those cases If Liver complaint and D"bi
arising from repeated attacks o Bilious Fever III nterDit
Fever, emohsss from weakness, Dropsy and ndiccs
ton have, uumtrress effected permanent
the testimony those who been benefited by their
use might he furnished if il deemed necessary.
III Tor those who eek pleasure aud relief from
ad aSe.es o! business Unsurpassed IN tie state
Having procured ample supply Of ice. with Bar. furnished
of tits aud Luucrs Table, with all the lu1n
IN abundant country, think may safely promise my
patrons thrir moneys worth Ny charges shall be follows:
Board for single person per day, 81 %
Ecrk 50
month"; % 90
families of , or NOR" persons teach) per day, Nv
week, 6 40
month, Oh 90
Rates Of keeping Horses
Horse per day so.5
week, I 90
6. mouth, - %
persons families boarding by liberal deJuc
ton wl he made.
10 parents wuud remark that have employed superior
Female Teacher, o will d her whole tmc 10 such children
ma, he placed under her care.
SHocco .1L-here viii BIZ Ball and Party furnished NJ
ANN JOHNSON.
Shocco July II, l5Ia 2)-wiw
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In tie United the Eastern District vsGl
10Th July 1912:
Of Bankruptcy of Andrew PizyEi, of the
i Richmond in the Eastern Virginia District.
The said Andrew Pizzni. who has been cecced narkaiy
this Court having filed petition praying fo' his discharge
Ordered that thereof be published In newspaper @
In the Guy Richmond seventy day least before M
Of November when hearing will br bad the pm
ton the city HAIL. the city Of Richmond and all cdEm,
proved their IL hts and other persons in interest.
appear tile said time and pace and show II i,y
have, why the pray of lie said petitioner should not be
HENRY GIBSON, t!cfs
Ju 10
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r,AKE NoTlCE-In:ans' round LeshorE Hats
had very low prices at the cheap cash store Of
P. g. GARBANATI,
Sign Of Transparent Hat, sh0ekos Hill.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-05

WANTED nj office Apprentice 10 the Printing Du
w sess Boy from Is 10 old, possessing good In
ishr afinn
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TOWN AND COUNTRY HAT MANUFACToRY,
co,y Street. three doors ab0re the Columbian Hotel
Richmond, ia.
inn
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COMMISSION HoCSE-1he unders Igned formed Co
" par:ner>hp General Commission Business in
the ity Of Richmond under tie firm Of Dtckia,oS, RJsiS,oS
Co." They have taken the large stoeh,use The foot Of
the Basin formerly pied by Me.rs ryton, Drne ard Ed
wards and recently by Mcss Ludlam and McRa- where they
ready receive eonssnents Of goods and produce
and promise the attention the interests Of those who
NAV pa;rouize them VIM w. DICKINSON.
ANTHONY ROBINSON, Jr,
HIRAM B. DICKINSON.
Juiy % M-wiW
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INDIAN FIELDS FOR SALE Offer Tor sale this beau
tul and productive FARM containing about six hundred md
twent, five acres read leading from ChcIle
CITY Court Richmond, and within mile of James
y fer nn. marn., both OF which
can had There about hundred and
sixty oarahe land Nearly all of The red soil highly e'
mated lying well; easily worked and improved
and pays assisted any soil or
remainder undrcd flat land, with valuable
growth timber 1.-THE residue in pine suitable Tor
cord wood neighbo Dr. Wilcox, selling very
ply Mos, Of the buildings
condition. Cf dwell house and all
house,. Any person wi hing purchase invited view The
farm communicate with by letter, directed Chas City
given the h day OF January with the
privilege of seeding crop of wheat
WIN. TYLER.
Charles City July Is, 1872 20-w4w
nJ- Wing viii copy wiw and charge this Office
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flee. March 10. le42.

r,prNT1NG IEK-We shall have constantly on hand a full
sunpy of Johnson Duan best Printing Ink, at moderate
prices. ,e., lss
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LOTTERIES FOR AUGUST

DEIoW the Schemes for Angust-read hcm make your
ID send your rmttances 10 the capital prize sell
iers NOV i &c 20.
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TI,O STUDENTS or !.tW.fhc sua.efi.er proposes - -
open his Establishments South street lialIiwofe G%b VT
same extensive plan Lnnrry. And. should s'aht 1'
uf students natfici,r LfiXrr his aud the mr.; ~ oct"e
there will 10. Givera ol Lectures n.ol ira |
historical sntjrcts. ir aiu Ia on Law, aud ih' |
ply Of general p,i;c. clients viii have the prisi'-.
Aio"t Court, organize ~ he Most praeoea way, ard
sve law aud Iii-ceancGi, library at IIer Command ih
tablis!imeut will lie few students, In Se
nf those who may hereafter attend. ,,,,y
limo : g-n:'
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In CUANCERYAt Rules taken in the Clerks Office c ia'
Circuit superior Conr, of Law and Chanocry Of pfEe ID
ward county, the ilh day Of July, 1912:
Francis NJ Watkins Administrator Of Martha Pankcy dec"
ed, IiaIn'ia
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And ye.ns said "wch ,hnke-t thoa was neenp"l 10 , ,
49,, ~, ,,,,nc tnsy,. ind Su'tnc innn "i>"ec'
,ia, show., EnaIe, 10 h., Aud Jesus sac 20 'iou ''
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TIVE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, COPiAli COUNTY, a.
In the Circuit Court of Copah county, al May Term III.
Melissa Speed Administrative of William W. Speed Adams
of all and singular TIE goods rhailr rights ana G,
which We're of the estate Of John Speed, deceased,
acau.t
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ID. Hoyt a. Co.'s Lottery and Exchange Office
RICHMOND, Va.

culpeprr, June LIST, 1912.