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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-16

WINTER ARRANGEMENT
trr5sss-syss FOR GOSHEN VIA NE" foRh AM N
ERIE RhlLROAD-FaIe 10 eo,neh ST.
-sS--Turners Slcl-On and after Monday, JanuaiSi ri,
1e., Tho cars of the New York and Erie Railroad VIII
~ in Connection with the Steamboat Utica, Capt -. d
Schultz daily, Sundays excepied) ,,.,,.t !.
~ Observation-Disclosures Duane street pier al ococA -
". leave Goshen at quarter past A ~ ,,,-s
FOR Freight-Lesve Duane street pier al l. "a a'
Goshen a, half past A. NJ 80, md r,c,r
II The passenger train connects at Sh
CstskiI and Albany and at Goshen with the Carbondse
and other We Stern Line Of Stages IN-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-16
- VALUABLE REAL ESTATE Ia


aA VALUABLE REAL ESTATE 10
..sGss sale private sae.-The subscribers nov oas.s
p.yae sale all that valuable properly situated 10 e m
ship OF MicdietowD, Monmouth County, NewJefseJ,s
talaiDg about 900 OF Land, follows 10 WIN M
l. The Lloyd Farm. containing about Three nsIs 49,.
Acres, which will be sold all together or cut 20 q
two farms OF about $50 acres each-each one Ia'.At
abundance OF b!ar on il, and suticency o. "cSa. Or
2 The Farm lately belonging to Joseph an rfs
deceased, continuing about SIX Hundred ACRE, ~
property can be adyaulsgeousy divided into hss IL 81
Farms, and will be sold IN whole or in part-aHa =
Wooded. ,-r
3. the Mill Property, containing about Twenly @
The I'LL IS in first repair, situated IN an eIrpsysS
dacing grain region, has but lilt!e conpeuron anu
ing very prosperous business. ~.
The wh0!e property situate in the heart OF .be n
tile township the county OF Monmouth, and "s ,sl
the attention OF capitalists or persons "Iahing
residence, it lies within about three or four nc
navigation on Shrewsbury River, and about siA II
the lourishiDp village OF Key PoE:, where s!esm00'-
daily TO and from new-York. r,a.
u Terms will be easy, great part oil ios p ,t
money remain bond and mortgage on sels ~.
Any person wishing TO view said property WIZ y rss
the by calling e!iber OF the subscribers ass,s
the premises. Productive property IN The CRY o.
or New-Y York will be taken IN part payment rg Mr.
particulars Inquire of WM. DUMONTs 81 ..gTrR
York, or of JOS: VAN aa,aTER
,,;,d;o,o,,n r.h II ,saa ri IassTS..-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-16
I'M OYICE TO CONTkACTORS.--

Sealed proposals will be received by the subscriber
anti the nth March, 1913. s. NJ, at the office OF the
Croon Aoueduct Works for the excavation back hi!hg
ranging and epavllg OF trenches fer Water Pipes in the
following slreeLs:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-16

sco1r's sANcruM--A correspondent of the
Newark Daily Advertiser, writing from Abbots-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-21
Ro. CAwrnos, Stc'y.
RJcilyi0SD COUNTY

At meeting held by the Democrats Of Richmond
county, at Farnhum Church, on Saturday, iith Feb
raary, 1913
on r,o,ion, Taliaierro Hunter was called 10 the
Chair, ard il. :. Ecae appointed Secretary.
Jno. n. Powell, Lyme Shac,'efo.d and Larson
Picfcen, we're appointed Committee TO draf, resou
tons, who reported the following, which were unan
mnusIv adopted
Resoloed, That We cordially approve Of holding 9
State Convention in the City OF Richmond, on the
second day OF March next.
Resoi1ed, That while entertain for our Demo
cratic friends in the county of Brunswick who tirs
suggested the plan of the Convention the highest re
speci, we do not consider either the time or place
proposed suitable for the appointment of Delegates
National Convention, bu, think this is preroga,ive
which ought be exercised by the people themselves
in their primary assemblies.
AeSoired, That Instead of Delegate as has bee
proposed. from each Congressional District the Ma
iona Convention, several ought 10 be appointed that
in this and in other way, the popular sentiment
be fairly collected, and fully expressed.
fgrfLer Rcsolrtd, Thai, as The action Of the Legis.
!a:ure upon the District system may be consummaied
at too remote period for District Convention 10 Sc
lect n suitable candidate for Congress. this meeting
have implicit confidence in Robert M. T. Hunter and
express the wish that, FAR they concerned,
should Essex county be acomponeat par. of This Dis
t-ct he will, upon the aScsrtainmeEt OF the fact, at
once announce himsefa candidate ard they request
moreover that he will make il convenient 20 visit and
address the people, Vt possible al the Court House OF
each county in the Northern Neck comprised within
his District, before tie election
Resoired, That Joseph +. Beiiald, saml. Cralle,
Moore +. Brcckenbrough, Solomon HUT, Lyme
Sbackeford, J. l.. Davis, Jno Morris. T n. Bladder
SON. Christopher u Aiohln Roane Shacklefcrd +.
t. Palm, b. c. CHM, G. u. Dudley, Charles w
Saith, + W. Psndle:on, Thomas Oldham, Charles
c. Carter, Dr.. Wan. a. EtockenbFcneh, Dr.. Jno. n.
Powell. Geo \. Anderson, Henry l.. Layton, Thos.
Dobyus, Lawson 7. Pearson. Thos r. Eryant, YIN.
McCarty, Henry Oldham, Richard Lyel Jno. Bel
field and DAM Anvil he appointed delegates repre-.
sent Richmond county, in said Convention.
Resoired, That Thos Richie, DR.. Jno. Broken
brougb of Richmond city, and Walter Rice, of Nor
,humberand county, be appointed alternate Delegates
10 the Convention.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-21


At 4 meeting oil c portion OF the Republicans o.
Elizabeth City county, held IN The town OF Hampton
he LII of February, lsi3 DR.. A c. llndgins wa:
called to The Chair, aud Robert H. Vaughan was APP
poi ned Secretary.
The object Of the meeting having been explained
Mr. Geo. Booker offered the following Resolutions
which were adopted:
]. Rcsolred, That concur in the proprety Of
holding Convention in the City of Richmond on the
2ad Of March, Cor The purpose of perfect organ
izaiion for making known 10 the people of Virginia
the principles advocate, and the deem
indispensable for The safety of the Government, and
the peace and prosperity OF tie country
:. Resoirsd, That improperly in inGica
ting preference for the Hon. John C. Calhoun q
South Carolina, all others for President, and the
Hon. Levi Woodbury. OF New Hampshire, for Vice
President, though we are prepared to make many sa-
crlfces for harmony and union.
3 Rcsoirsd, That will zeaousy support the no
mnation Of National Convention, only on condition
that that body sa! be organized fairly TO reflect
the Will of the people; and the delegates 10 be sen,
Immediately from the people.
A. ReSo.red, That Geo Booker, James NJ. Vaughan
John b. Cary, Joseph Phillips Geo Marsenburg, DR.
A. Ct. Hndgins, DR.. Howard Pool, Levin Il. Winder,
James Burchef, Col. Gill A. Cary, and Robert h
Vaughan be and they hereby appointed delegates to
represent the Republicans c. this county. III The Con
ven,ion to assemble IN Richmond the Pad OF March
) ReSolced, That The proceedings OF this meeting
he signed by the Chairman a"d Secretary, and he for
warded 10 the Richmond EaquHer, and the Old Dom
nion, for publication.
Ro. II iAUGHAS. Sec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-21
To the Hon. Daniel Webster.
Secretary of State Of u. S
LARGE ASSORTMENT or nRY GOODS.

LARGE ASSORTMENT OF DRY GOODS
- H. JENKINS, having removed to the building, at th'
IL. of Main and Exchange streets Richnond Virginia
would invite the attention of MERCHANTS families and Others,
ing ten that in OF selling by wholesale or retail
% hs 10 s
goods prices in any part of the United States
n"ed If ali on h oJ raod and viii hereafter offer very
pce assortment Of the following afticles
SILK GUODS.A the newest styles of Black and Coored
silks all prices and qualities day and evening dresses
MouSLlN DE LAlNEs-Eyery variety Of color and style
CAlCoEs-looo pieces fancy styles, all prices FROM 6, s
10 and III cens The very finest manufactured Also, Mourn
c cLo To- ii cassiaEREs AND vEsTISGs-A very large
assortment always to be found. 49, ., -
and 50 cent. and finer qualities. Table Diapers, all Widths
Towelng Of every descriptions shee.ngs, all kinds. Liner
R Rnsa and G Eye Dape NAPKINS
HOSIERY AND GLovEs.-Eyery description Of kind ant
sk Cotton, Merno, Raw Silk Worsted and other make
%AMI2 S a blue
and half mourning aous,in Cbays aud Bonbaznes and oe
"I EoNNETs, aIsASDs AND FIowERs-La.e fashions.
LACE GO6DS-Thread and Bobinet Lace Wells, scas La
and Edgngs. nsennes, Cuttings. sc, &c
CAPES & COLLARS.-Lace and MIslin Capes and Collars.
FLANNELS.-White, red and yellow Fiannels, English,
Welsh and american make all Qualities from zoe to the finest
UMBRELLAS AND PAEAsoLs.-A very superior manuac-
turs Of these $, articles made expressly far retail
and Drawers Stocks Cavas osie. and Gloves OF ali
kinds susrenies, Linen Boons and Collars silk and linen
SERVANTS CLoTHlNG.-AI kinds OF goods for male ana
female clntlng.
DOMESTIC GOODS-5c0 bales and Of bieached and
bleached Sings and Sheeng from to yards wide.
Also, Apron and Furniture Checks Bed Ticking Cotton ozna
bugs In this useful and branch Of business
given have always hand extensive stock Of
all the most approved manufactures in the sounuy.
SiIAWLS, SCARFS AND MANTILLAS OF the latest mpor-
tanns.
SUNDRY ARTICLES -Merinos, nimity Fringes, Corsets
Silk vevets, ausns of Cambria Book Null and Jaconr' Sew
ing Materials Of Linen Cotton and Silk, Buttons, &c. &C. &c
The Public informed that they rely finding this
Establishment all times full supply of all the above articles
from the cheapest kind made to the finest abrctus snng the
md wishes of all New Goods opening every week
throughout the year, from auction and elsewhere and will be
sold oil ii great bargains, X. II. JENKINS
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods and Linen Store.
Aug l6 29-laftf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-21
LOUDoTN COUNTY.

At meeting of the Democracy Of the county oil
Loudoun, held at Purseis Tavern, in Leesburg, on
Monday the 18th February lS43, pursuant 10 public
notice. for the purpose Of appointing Delegates TO at
tend the Convention be holden IN TIE ciiy of Rch
,nond on the % March ncxt-Dr. Samuel Turner was
called to the Chair, aud Richard ". Ciaxtou. E.q
appointed Secretary. Chas Douglas. Esq explained
the object of the meeting when, on motion, Tie Char
appointed the following gentlemen Committee to
draft resolutions for the action OF lie meeting, viz
Charles Douglas, ~ G. Mason, }. I. w. Heaton ID.
C. Lee, Colonel Charles Taylor, David Reese, David
Loyet Dr.. Tho's D. Heaton, and Chas + SanssteE.
The Committee after short time spent in consulia-
tion reported by their chairman, Chas Douglas, Esq
the following preamble and resolutions, which were
unanimously adopted;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-21
rrrr rrn1rrn srArrs AND MOROCCO.

THE UNITED STATES AND MOROCCO.
From the following letter from the United STATES
Consul a. Tangier TO the Secretary OF s.aie we
copyrom the Madisonian appears that the difference
between the Government of Morocco aud the Uni,eo
States authorities in the Mediterranean has been en-
trely and satisfactorily settled:
TASGIER, December H. 1912
c,,-I bae,en 10 repy 10 your letter n6er date OF
Tho "a Auonst which | did not receive until the Sd
instant.
considered it advisable 10 proceed Immediately 10
Tanoier as no United States vessel Of war had made
lis at Gibraltar upo the date OF the receipt
of your letter. have now the honor 10 rspot. 20 you
ter,;ew with the Bashaw, and made the following de.
mands
First That, as the Lieutenant Governor of Tsngier
had been lately removed from Office without the pre-
sence of Com. Morgan or myself, ne (ibe basha")
wonld make TO me an acknowledgment in writing that
the Lieutenant Governor had been removed by orders
from the Emperor in consequence OF having caused The
difficulty between the countries Secondly, that The
Aas OF the T. s. would be hoisted on Monday the eth
inst and saluied with twenty-one guns from the town
b.,teries that would then proceed 10 Gibraltar as
eo,lv MS convenient and return to Tanger in U. 5.
vessel of war when would be salnted with certain
number of guns and that al equal number DC hfeo 10
return from the batteries upon my lahdins' that
the Moorish flag would then be hosted al mastheaooh
board said vessel OF war; and saiu'ea WIN lwehtyone
pnns All these terms have been fully granted and Ger.
tificates ged in writing that they will be faithfully
executed; and have now TO submit 10 you Tor your
appreciation the course have pursued. AT The same
time, have the honor TO report to you Inc " STATES
flag was hoised this day this Consulate, over sa
lutte of twenty guns, accompanied by the flags oil
the respective Consuls resident here. will, with the
earliest despatch possible report to you the origin Of
the late difficulty, which grew out of abreach Of et,-
Quette the part of my predecessor, Mr. Carr "nich
| he ought to have observed. At the same time, have
to inform the Department, have received an ac-
acknowledgement from the Bashaw that the Lieutenant
Governor of Tangier turned out of office for hav
ing been the Of disturbing the peace between
the two countries; copy of which document, with
copies Of my correspondence with the Bashaw, VIII
transmit to the Department with my next despach-
am now about to proceed to Gibraltar 10 wal! the ar
rival of u S. vessel of war, having reported TO Com.
mudore Morgan thu, the U. S. flag has been hcsted
this day this consulate with request that he will
despatch vessel from his squadron to receive me on
board at Gibraltar and land me here to exchange the
cessary salutes.
/ have the honor TO remain,
Your most obedent humble servant
JNO. +. MuLLOWNY.
To the Hon. Daniel Webster.
Secretary of State Of U. S.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-21

AT large and respectable meeting of the Democrats
of Campbell convened the Court House thereof, in
pursuance Of previous notice Colonel Odin G. Clay
was called TO thaeChair and Robert Cawhon appointed
Secretary.
The object of the meeting briefly explained by
VIM Daniel Jr, Esq. Alter which, the meeting pro
ceeded to appoint delegates to attend The Democratic
State Convention which meets the city of Richmond
on Wednesday The second Of March next The fol
lowing gentlemen were appointed: Col. Odn 6. Clay
VIA Daniel, JE., ESq John Percival, ST, r. H. Gray
u. Siralton Or. q. ID. Gillian, Charles Ii. Lynch
Sterling {. Anderson c f. DAVIS, Capt. Thomas w
jones' b. NJ Dewitt and Capt c. Anthony.
The meeting then adjourned, to meet at next Camp
bell Court, when the nomination of two Democratic
candidates for The county, Us we'll as candidate fol
the mex, Congress will be made
o. C. CLAY, Chm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-21

IMPORTANT To DEALERS IN TOBACCO.-Thr follow ns
section Of tie amend the entitled an act 10 rtdur
into The several acts in force concerning The inspection
OF tobacco, passed 9Th March, 1885, published
ton Of all concerned, and especially dealers
upland tobacco sewin the advantage they would dse m
of any carge in directing their
Public WaielnIse
7ad le further enacted, That any hcgshead OF Tobacco
shall have been Inspected any upland and
forwards be stored in any warehouse chg
and the town of Petersburg other than the public warehouse
the said city and the of Petersburg the Commonw
shall be liable for the loss destruction of such tobacco
any means whatsoever, unless the time when the
stored in such other warehouse there eighteen
dred hogsheads, IL in the city of Richmond
Petersburg, two hundred and hosshead ia the pun
lie warehouse aforesaid; unless inspectors shi
have refused tobacco storage
shall be their duty 10 give certificate il required"
Nov. 4 5l-uif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-21
HATS AND CAPS,
1T Prices TO Suit The Times.

THE subscribers respectfully beg their friends
and the public of Richmond and vicinity that they have
hand splendid assortment of HATS and CARS Of the
and most fashionable styles, present They
their Hats Of superior quality and fest colors being
lured by themselves expressly for their retail trade They give
below list of the Hats present, which offered
public cheap other house in the city for cash:
Fine black Cashmere Beaver Brush Nuta, Russia Muskra
Cnney, and Woo-also good Silk and Angola Hats. They
have just finished fresh lot OF splendid MnIeskn Hats of su2e
luse, light, and elastic Gentlemen wanting good and
cheap Hat, respectfully requested give calf.
SMITH 4 HURLEY
Corner Of slain and lah Streets.
Nay rc-u3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-21
CIrom Sargn,'S .Wasa:,ns for February.
LOVE AND LOGIC.

The gods one dag sent Reason ont
To look Tor LGve,--ther truabi bay.
They hade her seek him all about,
And lure HIN home with tempting toy
She found him in 4 rosebud rocked,
She begged hi,n 70 be hdcS III season.
In, sii!i tie boy the maiden mcc&td;
Fot-'Lcge ir.iiaersr hs' e Rczs9Rf'
Tire Goddess held Jewel up.
"i.h l-avcE's owH glory flashing thro' II;
"Nay. see ;ny Roses biust,ug cap"
sad Love Your gem Is nothin: 10 ~.
''For shane; false boy! must force he tr.ed:
is'f thus yea waste This Ifccioas seasor:"
take care! dye know this bow." he cried.
All. Lore Too eft has conquered Rsdson!-
81 see your aim: your rhetoric speeds
proud Olympus III without me;
But happy Lcre no Reason ncsds
BeeoEe: and when they Gsh aoon, me,
''Just tell them, in my Roses heart,
I've found 80 dear, so pure 4 treasure,
grudCe tEem not Minerva's AIT,
or laughing ilebe's cup cf pleasure"
The maid hal not word 10 say
She knew the rogue Was talking t1cason,--
But back Ia Ida bent her way: 10
For lore can je.tsf pteai tisH Reason.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-21

NOTICE.-Ran away from the subscriber about the mid
June Of last year, negro man slave, named DICK "
about IS years OF age about feet 10 II inches hs
made and very likely he left handed and is rup'usf
lett side, and sometimes He is s1igewb ~
legged, rather more 80 n the left leg and he has oca
complained OF pain In the left knee, and then lnps w
the toes of his left fnot rather inward when he walls
lie is rather Of brown color, and speaks somewhat as ~
his teeth, rs ii he had something In his mouth. 1,
Dick absconded some l6 or II years ago, and was men ~
In Chesterfield county the coal pits, ss Nancy ~
ris' and brought home by Nr. Hancock. Hewas seen
going IN that direction, and am inclined III the belief m
again In that neishbofhood, probably the Canal
James River and Kaaawha Company. ii
viii give reward OF 80 for his delivery me in PdDe
ward county, twelve miles South of the Eouse, u =
secured in any Jail so That get him again. :. ,r,I.
Feb ss-"gr>
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-21

In the United Court Tor the Eastern District vit.
February iih, 1913:
CALEB II. BAKER, individually and Of the late
- Of Caleb Baker ami William l. Baker, raitno-, tradts
in the OF G. H. L ~. l.. Baker, OF the CRY Richmond
having fed petition praying that he may he declared Bank
up Il Ordered, tina, all persons claiming ae creditors d
the said Caleb H. Baker show h- Court the 18th a.
OF March why the said Caleb declared
Bankrupt 10 the of Congress that behalf and
copy OF this order be published in the newspapers aeor: 10
the aand and 9th Relies OF Court
CoPy-Tsste,
HENRY GIBSON. Clrrs.
ID. --uf,x
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-21
LIST February, ls43

RUNAWAY NEGRO IN RUSSELL JAIL There con.
~ med to the jail of Russell county Va about The tt =
September, lef2 Negro Roy, who calls himself Bl-hd
all nearly lie his present masters - w
ams, and was purchased about Is months before he ran a
nm negro trader by the Of Beverly said hos an'
or 20 years OF spare made and very active he sns be az
not ie The nnne of The state county he is from. The o"
requested 10 forward prove property and him 1S;
otherwise, he will be dealt with according To law.
EDWARD u. KEkNH.
ID. Sheriff of Russell cnnniy. "
Dec. C Cl-s5A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-21

TUE Annual General Meeting tho Mutual Assurance
cety against Fire buildings ot The State III Ve1r vi
be held at their Office in the city Of Richmond M TX
eth OF February, at O'Clock, P. NJ.
J. RUTHERFORD. ?.
Feh.4 s7-wlwAaas!s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-21

On notion the Chairman and Secretary were addet
10 the number Of Delegates and The meeting then ad
journed. ,,,,,rrp c,
II s. NEALE, Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-21

LOAF SUGAR AND IN ENGLISH CHEESE.
on BOXES Woolsey's superior Loaf Sugar,
OU casks Imitation English Cheese.
For sale by WILLIAMS & HAAALl.
74-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-21

XEILLIAM F. RITCHIE, ATTORNEY Law, 2ehmsad, Ys.
w Oeeor present With Dr. Richie Main street. above
The Banks Feb. 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-21

STOcKToN'S PREMIUM MINERAL TEETH.-JOHN G..
y WAYT DrSrr received from the above celebrated
complete assortment Of the most beautiful Teeth
that have been brought TO this ey aud which, In all that
constitutes an admirable of the natural teeth!
Those who wish have artificial Tee inserted and all others
specimens oil his work.
G. W. continues heretofore, TO perform all operations for
prevention and cure diseases in the teeth and gums Of
cr square Immediately above the Banks Main street
R.ereaee:-M Clarke, ~ D., George Watson, ~. D., F. H.
Deane II. H.. (. Ii. Carmichael H. d., Rob W. axa ~ d
Thomas Neon NJ D., James Bottom 81 d., J. A. Cunnin CHAM
Sent a5-wlyt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-21

| LANES a. PATTESON, COMMISSION M2acHASI Rseamene,
Pd-Wi give prompt attention 10 sales OF all kinds OF Fro
duce and Merchandise consigned tn his Store on Cary
| O,t' u e 47-w1y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-21

IN CHANCERY.-yrRcrsrA I'm Northumberland County
Court 10Th October, 1912:
Frederick w. Wood, Complainant:
against
William w McCarty and Sarah E. his wife, who Sarah E..
Wood Marianne Wool Eliza T. Wood Georeeanna Wood,
Henrietta N. Wood, John F. Wood and Charles L. Wood,
Defendants:
This day the complainant BY his Attorney and appear
ing satisfaction othe Court that the defendants VIM w.
McCarty E. his wife, who Sarah f. Wood, Mari
anne Wood, Eliza T. Wood Georseanna K Wood Henrietta N.
Wood John T. Wood and Charles L. Wood Inhabitants
of this On the of the plaintiff it Ordered That
the said defendants appear here the 2nd Monday in March
answer the bill PLAINTIFF and that copy Of this
order be inserted for months successivey in the
Richmond Enquirer and another copy thereof posted the front
door of the Courthouse Of this county
Copy-Tcsts,
NJ. D. CRALLE, C. C.
Jan. s0-WSw'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-21

ITO ZACHaRfAH GOODMAN and THOMAS I. GOODMAN.
Esqs:-Take notice. that shall, Friday 81 as Il
March, 5i3 between the hours of q, !. NJ, aud t. NJ lie
Store nuse of Palmore Daniel in Cumberland county, Nf
take the dispositions of Eppa ohson Richard H. Baae
Nathaniel Osborne, Thomas lsbeil and others he
dence in pending in tic Circuit Superior
and Chancery for Prince Edward county, In which ZaciLa
Goodman is plaintiff and Thomas l. Goodman and ether.
PENDANTS. THE TRUSTEES
OF the Upper Appomaitox Comraar.
Farmyie, Jan. 81, 1872 s;-uM