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g.la1Jle Frca Works Property
FOR SALE.

Df virtue Of daed Of trust executed 10 us By the
aD Si1ne all lfJn Manufacturing Company, herring
date the ith day 81 March lcl3 and Vi rcnid III til.
County Court o Campbell. we shall, On VI 1ndly, the
th day Of April lsi3 if fair, and if not the next
ar day thereafter. lsandays excepted at the Furnace
belonging tothe said Company, situated Sunewall
Creek, in the county Of Campbell, expose Ia saleby way
Of public auclo all the property belonging the said
Company. both real and personal consisting amongst
her things OF the Tract Of Land which the said Fur
Is erected. which is very fertile. and contains
BETWEEN -FOUR HUNDRED AND FIFTY
AND FIVE HUNDRED ACRES,
together with all the Buildings aud improvements there
on-a the interest ol the said Company IN certain 9th
or Lands. situated III the nrigbDhood Of the said Fur
mace Containing between thulsad ans eleven hun
dred purchased by the said Company from Curbln
Warwick, after satisfying the lien othe vendor for the
purchase money Also, all the Mules lorses, Wagons
Carts, Wagon Gear, Cart Gear Plantation Utensils
Wheel blrrows, Furnace Tools. Meulls for Castings
and all other Implements and Fixtures connected with.
belonging the sad Furnace or the Casting House
thereto attached and in the POSSESSION o the said Compa-
ny.
1t is confidently believed that there is no Ir,n making
Establishment IN the Safe ul Virginia Which combines
natural cunyenieuces and advantages for the profit
able prosecution Of thai business, than the here of
fered uT sale. There is the Trace Of and on which
tbs said Furnace stands. and within lex hundred yards
Of the Furnace an abm,daa, if not iaerla~tabic sup
ply OF rich Iron Ore, ascertaned by trial lobe suitable t
the tract, and within very short distance o
the Furnace. plentiful supply ofgood limestone. The
Furnace is situated III pppnluus nelahb9ood, within
less Than two miles FLAMES River. which there is
good road; aud the cost of transportation thence to
Richmond by the Canal is very inconsiderable.
We earnestly invite the attention of enlcrprzing cap
aliss to this property aijrIing an admirable opp5r
tuniy fer profitable speculation.
lsrms OF sale-1he real property will be sold
credit Of SIX, twelve. eighteen and twenty four months.
Gu four equal instruments the purchaser purchasers
giving bonds with good personal security for the pay
ment OF the purchase money! and the title 10 the poper
sellto be retained as further security ihere4rand III
the sale of the personal property cash will be require
for all sums not exceeding twenty duilars-and for
all sums beyond that amount, credit ol six months
will be given, the purchasers giving bonds with gond
personal security
The tiletO the property above advertised for sale is be
eyei 10 be good hui acting merely As trustees we will
only convey such title is vested in us by the ld deed
OF trust WILLIAM DANIEL. Jr..
JOHN W. SIRArfDN,
Trustees.
March IS ~'i;
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T2sEtsg SHE or .SE'O.s'E WALL
.TFgY,F,S.

E1I virtue Of deed of trust. executed the subscr
, bers, by Ambrose Plunkrtt, which deed is of re
cord in the Clerks Office OF the County Court ofDuck
,nsham, we shall, Thursday, the 25rd of March
next, offer fer sale, the hughes, bdde for cash. thai
yer, valuable properly known as
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~ YEEx'.

4 SHALL apply to the Judge ofihis circuit. for an
INJUNCTION to restrain the trustees from selling under
the foregoing notice. because Of defect the title to
portion of The property including the Saw MILL sold NE
10 secure the payment IT TIE purchase money, said
deed was executed. When the title is cleared up will
be ready To pay the balance due.
A.PLU NkFTT
March % r23My
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-20

THr PniLosoPnHR Asp MS ERvAsr.-Zcno. the
philosopher, believed IN inevitable destiny lis
avallrd hmseltof tins doctrine day while being
braon iur theft, by .Aclaming. was destined 10
be so'" Yes" replied Zeno, land 10 be corrected
.Isu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-20

YoesG ynrros-"is il possible, sir. - said 3 gsn
tlenaa addressing young VICTOR. THAT You whipped
az old nan like hall" Whipped hind exclaimed
The ,oans fellow; I'm only nineteen. ,nJ can whip
man old sgin as him any time"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-20

A GIsrLrN,s-Thefe have been various d finltons
Of "a gent, raU, bal the prciics aud most poelc Is
thai given by sir girl in New York. the otl,r day. "a
gentleman, sid She III human being. combining
wonah's tenderness " ith mans courage
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II iiKc!y Negro Es0y for SAFE.

W Ill BE SOLD, 10 the highest bidder at Ped
W lar Mills on the 9Th inst that being public
day very likely Maafto Boy, supposed 10 be = or l3
years old. a credit Of Twelve months, the purchaser
giving bond with sufficient security
GEORGE 4. PEASANTS.
.1dmr. Of john Imhersty. dcc'd
April - t27Ap
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llrhT rog llArPINLss.--It is related Of an Eastern
Csllph. that being solely afflicted with e,nni he WAS
advised TIL exchange al shirts with a who va,
perfectly happy would cure him. After long search
he discovered snch person. bat informed lhat the
happy fellow had not slt1t. -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-20

\ ssownRor.-"Ialking of Mieiism. ;" said Grand
gent. the ahet day, whats the meaning ol such a
storin tins ~ late in The seasoul"
Look If the window - said Yates, quietly, 'and
you'll see lie drift"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-20

Daring discussion matrimonial light. man re
marked 10 hrs ietlcr hall ~ hats your, IL mine"--
'Wol Just aho my toythaehe, then" vas the reply.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-20

GeogrgLy. $" said young lady "wherea
bouts shall / find the STATE u .ualrimoay" oh - re-
Piled tho mother. you will ind that be one Of h
United States"
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Oranges! eranSes!! Oranges!

Isl RECElfED, per Canal boat, John Ra-
~ doph, ~ buNes very superior
SIC lY o. GE
which may be had LOW ron CASH. by early appIica-
uon II CHARLES PHELPS, Auct'r,
) DOORS BELOW ruRsls's CORNER, ON TIE STREET
LrApIaG T. the BRIDGE.
March Ii IA
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THE LAST BORDER TROI-RIr

INV sue o story Is always gn0d. every one knows
until the other is heard Il is as we'll ,bs,oi;,rs ,l,
a' we r9isa say Ut the late arrest Of SAVAGE with
20 we supposed jurisdiction Ut Maine should be known
oo'c We seue the question OF ifes border wrng IN
va quarter. ibe following comes from the Bagcty
oms, Respectable and intelligent Maine papef:
me .fTest y Crdrcn at .Gademasha-Ils account r.
INC .1Dar-DisaiiJactoa ,cith The 7rcdtu
The Woodstock, New Brunswick telegram. in al
FUSION 70 me action OF The Legislature If Tins State in
Ieison 70 me arrest o Savage near Fish river ndul
ges the following remarks:
''I'he citizens of Hancock plan,,,i,, c,o, ~, :,
oukh i'e ,feaiy mas been ratfed--a treaty that IN
s pa'' " 'ae oni'ed States is founded on dishonesty
snu pased on onncilyihe line has not vet becn rnn
wa. ne" biuhswics has heretofore exercised a civil
snu maly jurisdiction over the sane islapd In the nv
g, JOHNS On WHEN MI Savage was arrested, and
when pe au'hof'es IN That nolglbooud are pleased
u.sgna'e as part OF The Stale of Maine and that un
I'll the line is ran BY JOINT cummi soner an tho ,,,,
Great Britain AID HE uned States, and reclf rims
Ter Vt the land Ia question duly made they are v,rn.
ally ard bona fde he property III The original pssess
The arrest was made upon island on which the indi
the limits OF each Power Defined il ca mot be ascerainec
70 Mat Government the said island shall belong"
lite following account of the circumstances Of the ar
rest given BY se Telegraph, certainly puts dieren
complexion upon the matter:
1T appears that Mr. ITayen. Mlo is Of the de
putty sic ifsfr b connty, authorized hya writ
arrest MI Daniel Savage; that he proceeded the res
idet'ce VI The said Savage slaud in the 81 John
river abont eight miles above FisIaki1k that, after Sa
wage vac arrested be caipnI eeaf aSuAnss
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tal"s held III the clerks oicc IT the rifrt Snprr;,,
cof OF law aud cluncery, holden ia aud t the ouni.
OF tampbril, ihc blh day ri + brnary, 1915;
samuel l.. White aud William / Smith Int, m,nLnni,
aud partners lrans ahdsr the st le aud firm Of White *
'"'''' Plaintiff,
daduiSt
William II. {. Toney ani William Y. Minion,
Defendants.
l. CUASCERy.
The defndant William H. C. lonrv NOT hnyi,Iq entered
lbs hPpsmRnrr and given security, according net OF
assembly aud the rulrs al this court aud appearing bv
satisfactory evidence thu he i inhnbtuni nf t com.
monwraith II j. ordered lint The said defendant do nppraI
here GA the first day OF lhe >p of said conn., aud
answer the bill OF ME plaintiffs, aud lh copy lhls order
hr forthwith inserted in spaprr, printed the
u IVherg, or Two months succtssvriy aud posted nj
the front door OF the courthouse OF l, county, ON some
count day. copy-fcstr
JNO. ID. ALEXANDER, elk.
Feb. 10 M2m
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Old bachelors d, not live 50 long as o,hcr men The,
have no b9dYln darn their stockings and mend thor
clothes They catch cold, and there is nobody 10 make
them sage tea consequently. they drop off.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-20

Robert 1anucbill, a Scotch poet, is the author Of a
pretty lntlo epigfam on Woman:
Nature impartial III her ends,
" hen sho made men the strongest
In justice Then 10 make amends,
Made woman tongue the longest.
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1,S,EE' fp.v's,.PsE.A"T.

The abpvc sale is postponed until Saturday, the 81
day Of May next. Is, +. WALKER, }.r...,..
JOHN DlLLARD, 5 '"'''''
March % tl3M
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.TSStFBESf.FE .S'fbY'SCE,

'HNiE srrscWprH having scitrd in Iynrhburg. of
ers his services ia the different branches of hs pro-
irSslon 10 the citizens of the and surrounding cnun-
try lie may generally be found during the day. at his
office, III the front part OF the building occupied by A. Il
Bansiord Esq, nearly opposite the Franklin Hotel, and
At night. Al the residence of John Rcvely, Esq.
CRAWLEY FlNNEA N ID.
Feb. Is Sin
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-20

7 Court of Quartcrl, Sessions, continued and holden
Tor the county Of Patrick, at the Courthouse thercof
ON the 18th day of March, 1873:
Joseph y. Evans and William Alison late merchant, and
partners trading under the firm and style ofJoseph D. Evans
. To-, Plaintiffs,
against
Charles L. LEG Defendants.
In CHANCERY
The defendant, not having entered his appearance and
given security, according the Act Of Assembly and the
Rules Of this Court and it Appearing by satisfactory cvi-
dence that be is inhabitan, of this cah On
motion Of the Plaintiffs by counsclit ordered that the said
defendant do appear here day of June term
and answer the PLAINTIFF BILL that a copy of this order be
forthwith published in the lyuchbuig Nirgjnan for eight
||fskaux H,nd posted at the front door OF the
enty, on some Court day.
vi &. STAPLES, d. G
<Dftprh - wS,y
RlLL* or 49,.
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A MORN er LOVE.

The sun afoss, mid clouds withdrawn,
In golden haze, in amber mist,
The mountains in the gisipsl dawn
Blush'd a. the god theil Iof,heads hist.
The spirit 81 the morning threw
A holiness whcr'ef VI trnd,
And every drop OF perfect dr,s
Enshrined an nuasc d IL, god
Oh, thus, sieh'd hears the dew
The presence Of YOU orb divine,
So shrines nay heart tafm a, true.
And that best Iolln, deaf maid, 4, thin,
In swoe, confusion stnad lie by,
With modest air, abash'd, and meek
1he bushes Of the eastern Il,
Had ltii their throne te grace hen cleek
still not in these spoke llape alone.
But ii her eyes Where Truth was horn;
Oh, never heart Of man had Known
So fan love, So sweet nom
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EVIsED CODE .aND Supplement
IL TO TIE REFUSED CODE FoR SALT uy
PAY n E G II GORiS
F,huary 9
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Low nrPrrE.-A young fellow by the name Of
Wlseicy, fcsld.ng somewhere tout West IN fit Of
Jcalon-, recently attempted 10 stab another by the name
OF lonWcll 1t seems The young lady who caused Tho
dispute
"Ono who loved not u ls.ly but Iou- ,rtu"
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VIRGINIA, 10 Wit:

I rules held in tbt Glerk's Office Of the Circuit Superior
Il Court of Law and thncey for til. Of Pitt.y
vania Monday the 9Th day OF februt.ry, 1913:
Edmlnd Johns, Plaintiff,
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EEgss.. EFsgE!! EE.NE! ,.

JSl REt FlN ED. on consignment, 81 barrels
- Mountain Lime. \ bargain lnay be had by apply
Ing IL CHARLES PHELPS, Auct'r
; doors below Purslss corner on the street leading TO
he bridge
March Ii is
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G%din st

lIob,on Johns in hi- -h; and executor Of William
Piohns, decd, John oss Morton Pannil and Mar, his
vile, hicaah Clark and Susan his vic " iflisAn e. CLARK
and Martha lis witt " itlu CVske and Eiixlsih his wife.
Edmund nsaata, Ric;.td icade4 ehn CAdress and
Elizabeth his wc aud Robert and Snsan hi. vile
hciro OF Nancy llealcn. decd. formerly Nancy Johns.
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VIRGINIA, to wit At rules held in the Clerks Office
the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chanccry for the
County ui Nelson, ia the month of Mach, 1915.
Elisha Shepcrson Plaintiff
aoailiJ
,y5ft;,,, II 1t,,-.. l IL, r ~ ,.iu r.,
c. III ' - 80? i,',l, III ~ .iii' ~, ~ a., .
n 1,,,',n', So l., tila, ,I ~ -, II ~
" h'' " " NV - % s,, - - a., '''
t.
~ shAN't N''
The Defendant, William / liaglore. not having cyerc
his appearance and civ security, according to the Act Of
Assembly and the rules OF this court and appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he not an uha hn 81 bi, ON
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Defendants.
Il CH,scERY
defendants, hlicalah Clark and WIFI, Edmund Head
i..iII1

The defendants, Micasl Clark WIFE, Edmund ffead.
ani Richard eadea, not Tia wing cd their appearance
and give security according the of Assembly and
The Rules OF this Court and appearing by satisfactory
dencc that they not inhabitants of this State, il i.
eed that the said defendants do appear here the first
Monday in May next and answer the bill Of ;he plaintiff
and that copy OF thi, order he fshw it'll published the
Iynrhbr \giuian for is months surce.i, CIV and that
another copy be posted the front door OF the courthouse Of
his county And subpoena is awarded against the de.
PENDANT John Chldoss and Eliza his wife, to BIZ directed to
the Sheriff of Campbell county, reurnhlo To April rnlss
ueAt, the continued till March rules for
the answers Il the other defendants.
Coly-Tcstc,
W. II. Tt INSTALL, c1k.
Feb. 90 WIN
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William T. lIargoyr, LeWecn r Cash, Arabch, Cash,
Susan iirsroye, Edmund " HILL Elizabeth \ Hill, Robert
IL iiargroye Susan + iagro,e Aad Margaret lIlrgro,c,
pelendanis.
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Feb. 90
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Is Cfi,NcERy.

VIRGINIA. Alta Count of Quarterly Session held for Ne
County, at the Court house. the 9th day OF Eel
ruary, 1918:
William Mays, Plaintiff,
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SANDS SARAAPARILLA.

ENACTS In relation To important cures effected
Il by the OF Sands sarsaparlt.
From the Ne1 Jersey Journal. April 25, 1913.
sANDSS ARsAPARIILA.-rhe letter of Mr. David White
head OF this furnishes undoubcd testimony value
this medicine Mr. w has been sufferer for many years
well known of highly
nnnand his fully benefit he
has derived om the OF sauss sarsapar as,on
ing.
Etiz,nErnruwS, Nrw JERsEy. April II, isI3
ing To- (and wish the whole wor
derived from the OF your sanapara
II five years confidently believe that should
have been afflicted with the face
OF twenty which has continued spread
towihn some two three months; Though ravagcs
much rapid within the last five ycars) During period
have made usc of various remedies but all facd About
1--we myself under
Dr DAWSON OF Albany remaining with him five weeks being
dueed To do by his len him
went inasnueh rs yet had when him. part OF
have used various advertised medicines promised
nirey which almost prevented
tie food About
commenced taking invaluable Sarsaal which had
effect To restore appetite stopped
which healing fast and health better
las been and has all probability
OF poongng lite until and WILL confidently believe
Gods blessing restore entirely health For the benefit
Others wish To make this public and would be glad
afflicted in similar call ELhbcthown
other instances where has been highly
lns entirely LETT Yours with
DAVID WHITEHEAD
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HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
A1NG1N

TENE subscriber le his friends and the public
generally that he stn continues to carry the above men
toned business all branches shop above
the Depot H. Street shoekoe Hill where he hnsa large
of glass paint eoa vai putty &C. which he will sell or work
the reasonable lie would inform especially those
who Signs other ornamental painting done. that he
has connected with him M Richard smith, who wel known
first rate who will always be the shop
thankfully all orders both and small and execute the
with neancss ami with Dispatch lie woud inform his country
friends would happy reasonable distance
mcae them with his services lie still ready send short notice
any part ofthe city lights OF glass My
tca always OF the market afford and ask
only price for painting that or three work 20
per yard. r. 4. SMITH.
doors finished in that beautiful style called white polishing
acquired thorough knowledge the am prepared
dcttakc a equacd
other painter the city. My shall be present
~ r. r. SMITH.
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NkIiNlA:-M Superior Court OF Chanccry Rich
mond Circuit held Capitol in the CIV of Richmond
Monday, June 20. lsI3:
lanes Kelly late Of Carrck SUR Ireland William Kelly Of
CaTrck SUR Ireland onora Kelly Ann Kelly Cotl,rino
Kelly and Bridges Kelly the said William being brother OF the
said James and the said H1nora BRIDGES being a
sisters and Ann Walls Of SUR in Ireland all he
cousins OF Edmund Walls deceased City Richmond
~ ue state OF virginia, Pitts.
Against
William Williams IIaxan Executors Of Edmund
Nhs. drcd Dcfts.
THIS cause came This day TO he heard by par
ties on the bill answer, replication argued
by Council On consideration whereof Court on appca
ton oi the Pln doth order and require persons having
enims against Edmund Walls the Defendants SHAH
exhibit the same 20 the CoIr for
The next JanuaD Tenn and doth Published
10 one of the newspapers printed City
ncd therein for eight weeks AMI be posted the door
Courthouse Of the County Hennco, and
Courthouse n tho City Of Richmond days
ju s5-w8w Copy-Tcstc: WIN. G.. SANDS. e. g..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-14
PARRISH N lEA2LLY.

CAREY STREET.
OFFER for sale, low for cash. the following ar
20 hhds Porto Rico Sugars
20 do N. q. Sugars
20 boxes Lowering double Loaf Sugar
IS bbk n. u. Molasscs
IS bags Java Coffee
200 do green Isruin Coffee
100 do do Rio OF best quality
$50 do do Havana Coffee
100 boSes Crews Candies
10 do Sperm do
80 do Turpentinc Soap
terccs Rice
SO packages Teas, embracing all qualities
20 boxes bancs city made Axes
100 sides Sole Leather
10 bbls Fish oh
10 bales Cotton
$50 ucrees Thomsston Lime
bags Ginger
do Pepper
do Spice
ceOons best Indigo
25 bbk Tar
10000 lbs Cotton Yarn. a, Factory pr,ees
soO rcans Wrapping Paper
20 DO Letter do
so doz. Cotton Lines
so do Hemp 10
25 do Bed Cords
es kegs Powder
goo bags Shot, assorted
bbls Madden
> do Coppens
do Alum
$50 boxes ssiO Glass
loo do l0,i2 do
$4,000 lbs Western Bacon
10000 lbs city cured AMI Todds Bacon
$50 bbls No. nett Ierrings
- do Shad
100 10 family roe IrrringS
50 do No. I gross do
20 boxes Tobacco assorted qualities
$50 bbls old Rye whiskey
IS do Common do
% do n. T.. Rum
10 10 Common
10 do Apple Brandy
10 do old Peach brandy
% tisrccs domrSiic Brandy
> do old Cngnac do
10 small packages do
20 bbis =. NJ Wine
10 do Malaga do
do old Madeira
do Sherry Wine
100 meats iron bound Tubs
80 do wood do do
IS packages Shoes aud Hats
20 tons Tredegar and Country Iron assorted
> do Hoop Iron. assorted
> do Mould Boards
All OF which viii be sold low for cash au
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-14
I'll. o. CoGBuL. &.
NTIRGINIA-At a Superior Court of Cbancerv

w
for the Richmond Circuit held Capitol IN the City Of
Richmond. Thursday, June 2gth, I543:
John Thompson Jr. andC Curtis Carter, Plaintiffs.
-
Ihs cause in which the plaintiffs appear proceeded
against the defendant Alexander McKm this
n.y. IN The mode prescribed by law absent
SIN failing to appear and answer this day,
the bal taken for confessed defendant answer
OF the other defendant replication and
counsel On consideration whereof the
missioner Of this publish n for two months in SONG
newspaper printed in the City of Richmond requiring
OF Alexander Mckin, who claim
property conveyed by the deed day March ona
thousand eight hundred and twenty VS. Geo
winston and Edmund Bailey n and place
to be appointed by the said Commissioned prove their claims
That the said Commissioner showing
die the creditors respectively who prove
that lac also state apportonng
nind Bailey trustee those thereto all which nc
counts the said Commissioned report with
matters specially stated deemed pertinent by himself or which may
lie required 10y tie parties be - stated.
Copy-1este
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wM. C. SANDS, c. G.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

"
Pursuant o. tie foregoing decree creditors Alexander SIC
KIM who claim To share in the proceeds Of property
by TIE deed u the Both day March, 1890.
Kim 10 Geo Winston and Edmund Bailey
tend nj my Office in the City ut Richmond by 10 o'clock
THURSDAY the 18th day Of October and prove
And the parties concerned hereby attend on the
same day and At the time and place Tor
settlement and the evidence enable perform
duties required by the foregoing decree
g-wpw John SHORE Commssorcr
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UARDWAREl

w n
pOCkET Knives; Eazors; Razor Sops. Homes Knives AMI
Forks Ivory handled and Buck, and by dozen
Walters common fnc and quality Cator Plated Brtai
a. Curtain Bureau and Looking Glass Knobs SCISSORS shutter
Tays Plated Bss and Steel Candcsck, Plated lranii
and TIN Nucnckef Coscrcw Combs Ivory and Bone; Brse
Hair Clothes Nail and Tooth Spoons Britannia Plated Gcr,
silver and Iron Work BiKos quality
Chcssnen Backgammon Boxes Dolls dressed and undesseG Tea
Pots BHianu also Coffee Pots Creams Sugar Bowls Britannia
and many Other articles Of Hardware which will cell very low IN
dispose o. Can and examine yourself
JAMES EVANS
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