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I0iin Of WITNEssEs ,--,if-.- - -

A 49, Vs w nNTssss testify TO the .,tonishine
n3e, attaeh % TIE numerous rexe ne
influence on the hail notice those of the most r.
spe bs cat Eens OF bnsten, TO the
erred Tor Penon evieence OF It's cacy In where he
haiI hss fallen on IN consequence a sickness speedily
vests the bald scalp with thick and glossy growth OF hat great
aceesary # beauty All diseases OF the har such
drum souit &c sre tradic'ed by i appicatOn h. SILKY
appearance which impei 10 the flowing Of beauty
ndnrt n understandable article of the Femas toll e. and
gentleman TO whom nature has been sgardly ~ The dsuu
uon OF whisEe hOnors, the S9f
oIuriant BY stimulating its growth with jayne hah
Tosc.
10 by the Agents a. BAD can's, Drug{ts 10.
Fulton Of Gold; u.s. Br!adwW, SAT- DIoao-
way. ivBous~r
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,ss.4tp 0S aEw WORK., JULY "a.
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CuATUAM THEATR n

CHATHAM THEATRE.
MessrS Jack,on q Willard.
Boxes rs cents Pit i2x cents.
Doos will and the Curtan will rise Al
80 au rer before 9 o'clock.
THIS EVENINf;-The performance to commence with
NTW YORK APR MICE To conclude with the
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NIAGARA FALLS.

pERsONS visiting he tslis. informed tia, whole
Of and steamboat fares for BY
way Of the ST. Lawrence, Moutres Tcenderog through
Lake 0orge to Caldwes SIS IS This is prrfeab, 10
returGIpg the same way again by Dnca &c.
Lake George is but 81 miles from Sstogs-Eood stages
Nv 2taW2 W
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$40 ILLINOIS. illinois lLLlNUls - .-any
- for sale low rrice from 80
Of 6st rate land dry aud qnduatsg in VeIm,,oD
ouuy Danvile, Illinois hear purchaser SD.
pI Jog 10 JAMES SH Nv, l2 Fulton st N or b, Itter
taDg the lowest per the lja ION
the quality a. the quantity .! The land; improv. d.
sang he par cuars 81 ,ueh pro emenis and the
when the 'nd suppyed WI water for farming purposes
also stating the and diect cute Eo N.v
York Guy to the lands desc ibed
n BSite the quanty quality Of the fencing on the
land 10 src
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- 4 TO eIBASY Lending 8! : Cox. lie. Ki1:
derhook, and Balumore Pa sage y Dts
Be - Supper IS cers Forward q. c. 80
The ne W and fat sailing ueambost WAVE, u Van
der ill., Will leave foot Of Barclay seet this afternoon at Eve
O'Clock Thu sdav, 9th inst
The Wave being Of hut light dTaught Of and
mai, few Landn passengers will arrive III Albany
good tlne f.r the Railroads.
Regular days from New York Tuesday, Thuud,y, and
SATURDAY Fo,a Albany, Monday, Wednesday and Fridy
Lisht freight taken W. jy27 ltsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-27

xA A GOOD CHANCE j, offered to any person want
t:1 ing TO 10 the Retail Grocery Liquor Feed
business The stsre 10 we'll situ ited, and been
cpped fo the iastH years by the present owner The store
will he let from the DIV Hing ftquTef, for
10 good tenant The terms will be m.de
Aodres. M T H,rslc Ohc- ua2suc
~ TO LkI-Tne store sh Nassau street "a the tier
Oh aid Building admirably calculated for reti hu.nesl
IN being Of tn" POI uOu thorCushfars in the
I'm ned Apply az The Herald Of
fee corner offs and Fulton
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Bark SABINE Merit Toba,co, Nesmith, Leeds. Co-Bigs
Moon Fugh.s Cnar,eston Durham Dimon La Grange De-
nare.t Rio Grande Richard; Washington, Nor) smith,
sttuA Mystic, senmid! Balehen-schr; Jonas Smith,
Btowne Wilmnpt Nc, Ogden; La1s. (Br) Gard Wind
scr, Ms, Ssule Whitney
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-12

GREAT BARGAIN IN LAND-The subscriber having deter
VI mined the State Of Missouri, will sell the tract
of Land county Of Caroline upon which he present re-
sides containing hundred This land Is To-
Gated miles from Chesterfield Depot the Richmond
able Tor good health and good society," being equ distant rom
Richmond and Fredericksburg, and about thirty miles rom
either place The improvements consist OF large ana cor"
veneni dwelling house with six rooms above The anu
large tobacco barn 40 hy acd and built out of the best
materials cabins and all other out house. for a
family an new and IN good repair There the land two
good annie orchards and two dwelling houses that might
necessary divided into farms Of SIX hundred 1aen
pump and good Spring distant The quality Of the and
as good and perhaps better than any ~ the 'nn
hundred OF very valuable FIAT land inferior to h"nr besides
some valuable swamp land About three hundred acres T%|
situation would he very location for Lawyer and woud
aord fine practice further description Is deemed
anime for himself The will be made easy win take
In showing the land 10 persons who may wish 70
chase. .9-wH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-12

y, ED SPRINGS FOR SALE-ln pursuance Of Deed OF
IL Trust executed the subscribers by fp Rogers bearing
date The 18th day OF May 1885, and OF record III The Clerks VI
flee of the County Court of Allegheny Tor certain purposes mere
in mentioned we shall the tenth day OF aaTch neat, ia
il NOT the next fair day thereafter sunday excepted proceed
70 49,. M nubIc auction for cash, tie premises, that well
and valuable Tract Of Land the Red Springs now In the
Of and occupied by said ROGERS ns In The county
If hundred or less and
bonnded on one side by the Sweet Spring Tract,
This land is of very superior quaiy o whcn apou .Mo
red acre, are rstrate land capable OF producing the
most abundant of tobacco gsain anu efuss nc neg
Strings are celebrated for their medicinal Viilurs ana are
in HE Summer months az watering paee rug
buildings for the accommodation Of visitors IRE extensive ana
connections. - :. -. =, m.
AT the time and place. we snail expose 10 sa ~ no
manner for cash. the following Slaves, TO WIZ billy COOK by
Blnc ksn Billy Lewis Albert Jim Right, De Jln hrhstead
HARRISON Spencer Violet Esther, Hannah ana naehe WIN e
females since the date q" SAID deed ho n
stock of Horses, Cattle and Sheep and Az ue osehod anu
Kitchen Furniture conveyed to us by said deed.
The title TO the ubove property IL believed 10 Dr
acting Tus,ees will convey only such as Is vested ~
us by the deed of trust.
I ! rI,s GhoWs Tmotee.:
Mr.. BURKE In his recent work the Mineral Springs Oh
Western Virginia. Eage 81 makes the following remarks 10
establishment which }; one mile distant
Sweet Springs the road leading 10 the "hc sui-
phur:
The Red Spring chalybeate and most powerful agent
in Of treatment This ~ an advantage
besides the kind Of water which Is abundant al Tue
Sweet Springs
rhe situation of the Red Spring is beautiful one over
looking uf the fertile and hest cultivated fdnls IN VIZ
rDia The celebrated Beaver Dam Falls this Far anu
about mile and half from the Spring.
Jan. 5th lSi3 I3-wtds
" The National nt-lligencc will publish once week III
The day Of SALE and forward its account To this office
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-12
fmBOy,an, Decision vnde, The compromis. Act.

A question of some interest 10 the commercial com.
muniiy, and one in regard which, considerable d.
vers,y of opinion has prevailed in Congress and else
where was decided BY The U. S Circuit Court holden
in this city, at its last term-Judges Daniel and Mason
presiding.
A suit had been instituted in behalf of the IT, s. TO
recover from mercantile firm in Norfolk, the dntes
accrung upon cargo of sugar imported by them from
the West Indies, after the Both June, 1872 and entered
at the Custom House in the city of Richmond, the
End July last The defendants, by their plea, denied
the right of the United States 10 claim any
duties upon the cargo; whilst the plaintiffs claimed
duty of 90 per cent upon the value this port
tanned by appraisers appointed by the Collector for the
purpose. The facts in the (about which there
was no controversy set forth in case agreed be
tween the District Attorney and the Counsel for the
Defendants and was referred 10 the Court 10 decide
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-12
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF DRY GOODS.

ID H. JENKINS having removed the building, the
HI. of Main and Exchange Streets Richmond, Virginia
would invite the attention of merchants families Others
the variety of DRY GOODS in the city, assur
ing them that in consequence selling wholesale retail
for cash or aeetpdnees on enabled purchase and sell
cheaper formerly and believes his customers WI mud TIT
goods prices in any part Of the United States
Having contemplation this removal for ne he has ds
posed Of all OF his old goods and viii hereafter offer very com
10 assortment of the following articles:
SILK GOoDS.-Au the styles of Black and cooree
silks all prices and qualities for day and evening dresses
MOUSLIN DE LAlNES.Eyery variety OF color and sty,
imported ann ... .,,,., -, ,..o. oo
10 and LEI CENTS the very finest manufactured Also, Mourn
cLoTIis, cASsIMEEEs AND vEsTINGs.-A very large
assortment always be found
LINEN GoohsIris Linens all prices from % cents to 81
and 50 cents and inner pp a n Liner
Camhc Handke,chefs, all prizes, from 81 cents to 81 each
mosERY 1 AND description Of kind an,
size SILK Cotton Meno Raw Silk, Wors,sd, and other max,
FAMILY MoURNiXGwE|ey quality Of black and blue acl
and half mourning Monsns Chays and Bomoaznes and olhe
BoNNETs, RTEANDs AID FIowERs.-Iaes, fashions.
LACE Goons-Thgead and Boainrt Lace Ves scnis, La
ces and Edrings, lnseriings, Cuttings, &c, &c.
CAPEs 4 CoLLARs.-iace and Muslin Capes and Cuilnrs.
FLANNELs-Wh,e, red and yellow Fannels, English
pLaS S and Negro Blankets all sizes
UMBRELLAS AND PARAsoLs-h very superior manufac
GENTLEMEN always nerino, lambs wool silk
Shirts and Dnwer Stocks Cravats Hosiery and Gloves Of al
SERVANTS CLoTHlNG.-An kinds Of goods for male and
DOMESTIC GOODS-500 bales and Of hleached and
brached Shncs and Shectings, yards wide
Also Apron aud Furniture Checks, Bed Ticking Cotton ozna
brg and necessary branch Of business gr,
,ention hand very extensive stock
all the approved manufactures in the country.
SHAWLs, sCARFS AND MANTlLLAs of the latest mpor
tatinns.
SUNDRY ARTICLES -Mernos Dimiiy, Frnges, corserts
Silk velves Musns of Camc Book Null and Jaconet, Sew
inr Materials Linen and Silk, Buttons, &C.. &c.
The Puhlcare informed that they may rely upon finding this
Establishment, at all times full supply Of all The above articles
from cheapest kind made the finest abricus suing the
wishes Of all. New Goods opening week
throughout the year, from auction and elsewhere and will be
sold off al great bargains. at IL Ii. JENKINS
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods and Linen Store.
Auc l6 o9-laftf
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(From The BpS;a Tram'criPt.J
HERO OF TRUTH.
.Mrca yyr syMAt.s uNsuSa.'

HERO OF TIKI III
,re,rrrrr,Ly DEDICATED TO REV. HOSEA DAiLor
Nohly the war;io, stood
Strong in his battle might;
And hi- voice rang clear ,lro' the solemn wood,
Where tie wach-h.e flashed IFS light.
The startled inti-r spran. up aud hed,
Ana the serpent crrpt away,
For he feared "a bruise on his venomed hoad
From weapon strong 10 STAY.
Bn, The birds sang wild aud sweet
Above The wdrfior's head,
And the wild flowers clustered a'"ind his leei,
Aud bow ed II h. lortiy tread.
Aud far in thu wilderness sand the streams,
With eniinous tones and deep;
They had Weakened his soul from the a;iu dreams
That haunted its nOrnlns sleep.
And noh'y now he stood,
Strc,s in his battle might,
For the cause that uerved him was hmacn good,
The Noble the True the Right,
A, the ffown Of Tie naughty he tren6!el NOT,
Nor SHRINK from the eye Of scorn;
For his SOU giried 10 meet the lot
For which he was molly bora.
WIKI a weapon dyed in blood,
Old giant Error rose;
lie had fought and conquered hcicse the aooi.
Aud who dared rOe oppose:
As A,solvou fought Ia the lonely vale
with the Pilgrim worn aud weak,
So Error Fought, IN his coat oi mail,
With the youth OF the bea.dless cheek
As the Phlis,ns giant sirove,
With his ord and srear and shield,
'Gain,t TIE ycnth who came IN the name OF jovs,
To battle in ElahS ie!d;
So Er,or, the giant Of centuries ssowth,
With oi his i!p e play,
Came ont gansl the stripping ahose sling was :rsa
And vowed hm 10 death prey.
Be. TIE Bouls 1cas sin ;se Lcrl's!
Ant. the hosts oi the giant ned,
Leaving behind with rhei, broken Swords.
Their Champion, Error, iea&
While the army ui lSae', 6fE, and strong.
Shout "Vicnry.'' loud and high;
And the Valleys ring = It'll Tie lri1mp li-sone.
''Ihus Errcr shall de
And nov the warSio, rests;
Peace ga his reverend head
Peace mid the iunu'; cf waving crests,
And an amy laundering tread.
Peace While h- sizrs in p:0Gd delight
Gu The youthful champions round.
He hath run tie fare-he hath fought the e. h.-
Iet the Hero OF TRc III be cRowSEp. = G i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-12

TN Hanover County Court, oeso
Jordan Harris in hs right and as administrator Of Finch
deceased and Margaret E. his wife, who was aicas E.
Cross
Nancy Cross widow OF said Finch Cross Walter IT, Gilman
md Rsi.v Ann his wife who Betsy Ann Cross Shelton "
nss Henry Gustavu EIdTdse Ann Maria susannah Thomas
and Joseph Fleming Cross the six last Of whom are ian's
under age twenty -one wears, Ur'snaa" IT,
This day came plaintiffs by their attorney and ed iher
hill and The defendants Walter T. Gilman and Betsy Ann his
Wife not having entered their and given security
eodne The ACT Of Assembly and The rules Of this Court ana
10 the Ceur by satisfactory evidence that they are MOI
NJ tbi, Il is ordered That The said
desnaanis do appear the rt day Of December Court
and answer the plaintiffs said b and that copy OF this
Je, e h inserted published in the
tv of Richmond for months successfully and that another
COPY /, posted front door of The Courthouse OF This county
WM. o. WINSTON, D. c. H. C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-12

ID EECH CREEK ACADEMY-The undersigned would an
ID The public that they have again employed Mr. b.
F. Whddcn School 1913, which
viii commence the second Monday of February next and
continue months Having been employ for the two
past years perfect satisfaction having been gven feel
confident, recommending The School the public Instruction
given Greek, Latin French Mathematics. and all En
cish branches usually taught in Academies. Particular attention
speaking and rompoon. There i now va
cancy eight scholars and il application j. made
in son they entered The School Few locations
be desirable, either for morals health study.
Tuition year: English, $40; Languages so Board SU
&. P. GOODALI., NATHANIEL CROSS,
JAMES MCDOWELL. THOMAS ~. WHITE,
WM. L. WHITE. JESSE WlNN.
Hanover. Nny q. 1912. i0-wu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-12

SToCKToS,S PREMIUM MINERAL TEETH.-JoHa G.;
= WAYT DEsrr just received from the above celebrated
complete assortment Of the most beautiful @
constitutes an admirable imitation Of Tie natural eeth are I'M
surpassed.
ho, who wish artificial teeth Inserted and all others
interested respectfully invited call and examine hen anu
specimens Of his work.
the prevention and cure diseases the teeth and or
Ace square Immediately above the Banks, Main street
Rsfereacs-M Clarke, NJ. D. George Watson, NJ D., T. H.
Deane NJ d. E. H. Carmichael, NJ. d. Robt. w. laIail, NJ
Thomas Nelson NJ. d. James Bolton, NJ. d. A. Cunningham
H. D.. Sept. b S3-WlyI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-12

rERMINATloN OF co pARTNERsHIP.-The partnership
heretofore existing the subscribers under the nrm
Rves Harris, EXPIRED by limitation on the 3l 9iima Inc
pose the debts due to- and closing the Of
lie CONCERN which attended chiefly by A. T. Harris
who win continue at the office occupied by Those indebted
to the concern will be pleased make SPEEDY as we
are anxious close the business koBEhI htsE
January 3D. Is4a. ALfkhp !. HARMS
the OF the Commission Business in
nv own name and respectfully nc consgnmcns OF Iobac-
CO. intending 10 devote my attention. as hereto
wv ~ ALFRED r. HARRIS.
Inn 2 7a-2awlw&w2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-12
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAILROAD.
Complstion of the Railroad 10 .4guid Creek.
Z UWptettON " NC NuttTUuu 10 'IT@'o
TnriraIfsd E1Dediti0n


Unriuaiied Expedition!
THE Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad compa
nv hereby announce that their Railroad completed to The
the 10Th instant, and that travellers are now
Richmond and Washington NJ MI sess OF
year. by Railroad Cars and steamboats, 1.-THE sttamhoat COM
pany being provided with effective ice boats TO Keep open 1
navigation during the hardest weather IN Winie leaving he
mond A. NJ, precisely, Instead OF A. as heretofore una
reaching Washington and Baltimore ~ y hours or more
than "a hours In advance of the River and Bay Boats
Travellers this line proceeding 10 Phadrphia mraateY
arrival amnre, reach that city at A. M the heA
morning, in % hours after leaving Richmond
Of paying their fare heretofore To Frederckshg
only and afterwards board the Potomac Steamboat ana al
Washington passengers will tickets at the Railroad Omcr
Washington and Baltimore The fare, In this way, wii
paid separately different portions OF the roue
Whole fare to Washington, So
Do. To Baltimore, Siu
Do. u Philadelphia, (hy Peck and Lnres inei or
the afternoon Railroad line from Baltimore, Sla
No charge children under three OF ase-oters under
THOMAS SHARP,
Superintendent u Transpartaiion
Nov 90 I9-wly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-12

ID AN AWAY from the subscriber Saturday. the 7t OF De-
IL cembc 1872 Negro man named STEPHEN, aged about
hiy-ve forty, five feet nches tercabonts, gh,
boned thin ,.aged Of light eompcxio smooth ssin and
his forehead very high, giving hin, somewhat the appearance
being ba-vocr husky, and his department aud manner
much that of Negroes raised the Blue Ridge No clothes
Carried away with him be Identified Stephen IL by trade,
Smith, his powerfully developed No marks scars
any kind known. liberal reward will be paid for the APP
pelenon Of Stephen, if be lodged in Jail Stephen was
brought from the upper part Of Albcare and probably now
there. Address w. VI. AMBLEk.
Amblers Mills Louisa county, Va.
,yff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-12
Dec. G

IN CHANCERY-vrRclxr,-At Rules held In the Clerk, OF
Of Circuit Superior Court OF Law and chance'y e.
Inuisa county ON Monday November the 9Th, Is42:
Henry NJ. Schoo-r and William Nelson, Sheriff Of LOUIS
county, and Committee Administrator de bons non OF Eih1
Schoorr, deceased, fliihuhc
against
Lewis Johnson Executor of Lewis Johnson deceased WIZ
w Johnson liza Johnson Alexander Johnson Jane Johnson ia
gurtha r. Johnson Hugh Simpson and Lucy A. big wife, a
Lucy A. Schoole America c. SchoOler, Rice d. Schoo'er
Garrett NJ Schooler Defendants i
The defendants, willis W. Johnson Ira Johnson, Aesants
Johnson 81 Schouer having entered their ap
peaance and given security according TO law aud the rules n
this Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence tha, ID,
are not inhabitants Of this State, motion Of the pants
their Counsel Ordered That the said defendants, m VI
Johnson Ira Johnson Alexander johnson and Garrett School
cr Go appear the Judge Of the said Court. the Co
house day Of the Of the said Count ami
sver plaintiffs bills aud that copy Of this order be orhs
Inserted in spaper published in the city Of kcnr'
months successfully and posted at the front door Of
Courthouse OF this county some Count Gay.
A Copy-Tese,
n
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HATS AND CAPS,
Al Prices 10 Suit The Times.

E respectfully beg inform their friends
ana The public and vicinity that they have
hand splendid assortment Of h.I: and c. o. the nsws.,
their Hats Of superior quality and fast coors being manufae
by Themselves expressly for their retail trade They give
below list of the Hats at present. which are offered TO the
public az cheap as any In the city for cash
black Cashmere Beaver Brush Nnta Russia
We JUS, flushed fresh splendid Moleskin Hats, OF
nor isr light and elastic Gentlemen wanting good and
r - SMITH HURLEY,
Corner OF Main ard I2th Streets
NJ, "a 56-w3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-12

AW NOTICE-The subscribers have formed partnership te
IL practise law They will attend all the Courts held In The
city and In the counties Of Goochland and Louisa.
Office Governor street, next door 10 Joseph Mayo, Esq
PEACnY GRATTAN,
HENRY COALTER CABEL.L
Richmond, Va, Dec. 10, lsl2. S3-Aswa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-12

IN CHASCERY.- ViRG, SIA:-At Rules holden in the
! Office Of The County Court VI Southampton Mohd'
9Th day Of December, 1912.
willis bradshaw PIaiI
against
Matthew welIons, Dern.
The defendant not having entered hs appearance AMI
security, according to the of Assembly and the rnie'
Court, and appearing by satisfactory evidence that be
inhabant OF this country: II Is ordered that the said c
do appear here The first day Of March term next ana
the bill Of the plaintiff and that copy Of this order Be @
inserted In newspaper published In the city oil m
for two months successivey, and posted at the front d'
Court house Of this county.
A Copy-Teste, 4
Me- % Cd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-12
W. MILLER, C. C.

TN CHANCERY.-v,RolSA:-n No,toway County Court, Oh
L October, 1872:
Isaiah Jackson guardian Of Elias Baughan Sarah aucan
SENT, Plaintiffs:
against
Elias Baghan by Giles Miller his guardian nd item, ami
William Dauslan Sarah Bauehan, jr, bis brother and sister
and heirs az law Defendants.
This day compliments. by their counsel and filed
their bill against the defendants and on Their notion
Eias Banghan The infant defendant for the % defend
ing this ~it; and appearing by satisfactory
are not inhabitants county and they not having
ed their given security according 10 The
Assembly and the rules this co II ordered That .a
defendants appear here the rs Thursday IN January
and answer Tie bin plaintiff; aud that copy Of iii,
he forthwith inserted published Ia tie y n
Richmond months successfully and posted at The from
door of the Court. house OF this county.
Copy-Teste,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-12

IN Acknowledgement Lunenbury County Coai
L l2th December, 1872:
William Ellis, fialh'in;
against
John r Ellis Calvin Ellis Richard Ellis, James Neal and u
n;rl \ Mccormick Defendants
The defendants John r. Ellis Calvin Ellis, and Richard Ell
not having appearance and given security acc
In. Assembly and the rules Of this Court and
pearng satisfaction of the Court that they are not iDt
ans Commonwealth. the motion Of the plaintiff,
his Counsel Ordered That they appear here on the seed
Monday March and ie their to the painh'
and tha. copy Of this order be forthwith inserted In the nd
ond Enquirer eight weeks SUCCESSFULLY and ported at y
front door of this Court.
Copy-Tcste,
Dec % 67-wss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-12
Hanover, Nov. 20, ia.

IT. ANTHONY still Continues TO sell HAS II tHe iUo"1HB
y low prices: = -, -,
Plain RUSSIA or Brush Hats SO so TO S. Silk Hats made
bodies proof from 81 so TO s. oo BOYS nn
from Ell rs TO 81 Caps from 81 $40; Gentlemen" Cloth
Caps from 50 So together with assortment OF Mems and
Boys Hair Seale Glazed Caps black and drab WOO! HAS,
wholesale and retail. Terms-Cash.
p keeps during the Summer large assortment OF Leg
horn, Palm Leaf Straw and Willow Hats suitable Tor all nses'
N. Il. Hats made To order -
January lst, 1912. E'-wIr