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NOR SALE-Tha Tract Of Land on which
i reside in the county of Powlalan, oh the
Appomattox River, about thirty-tour miles from
Richaoad adjoining the lands OF DR.. Abncr
Crump ana others, containing about nine hun
drc,l acres. wit, all The necessary buildings !or
farming purposes and the comtonaile residence
Of a @enlenans family.
The nciehborhooda affords as good society as any
part of he State. The locality is very heal;hy
The farm abound. in great number ofexceleni
springs, and is well supplied with irui OF most
kin,!>-it has been worked Tor come ycars IN ii
livc-'ie'd system and j. now IN ~ IMPROVE
,.ond,ion-Inc>t Of il has been covcred, ami
wherever la>tef of Paris has been arliic'', ma
ni.,.st aGv.,ia,e has t,"en oi'>ervci. will show
Ito any one wishing 10 hook IL it, and laake
Known the terms %-hich will b" cn lime, II de-
srrA BENZ. L. MEADE"
Nav iiG-2awlm&W2m
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July 10

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-The sub
IN scriber has recently opened Tavern in the
Town OF New Canton, for the accommodation of
his friends and The public. New Canton is stu
ated on the right bank of the James River in the
county of Buckingham, and within halt mile
of the James River Canal. He is determined to
spare no pains necessary 10 accommodate com
f6rtably and agrecably all who may call upon
him. Persons in the neighhorhood OF Bucking-
ham court house or within reasonable distance of
New Canton wishing 10 take the boa, on the ca
nal. going up or down will find il tot their interest
As we'll as comfort 70 call upon him He will al
ways have ready some agreeable conveyance 10
carry passengers from his house 10 the boat, and
from the boat 10 his house.
The two horse post coach, running from Buck
ingham court house to New Canton and back 3
times week. puts up with him, and an arrange
ment has been made, 50 that the coach reaches
New Canton each evening on which the boat
goes down, time enough for persons goingto Rich
mond 10 take passage on the boat for the latter
place. and leaves New Canton the next morning
after the boat going up reaches the latter place
JAMES S. WREN.
New Canton, June p, 1914. Bpm
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-s...,,,@. nn,yr orrIcE p,cuNo.p. Va

"OYT,S PRIZE OFFICE RIoHMo.D, Va
ii As III, wheat crop is in and safe loyt 'l;'k:s
ii. pen in hand" 10 SIR a tH!c INK Tor the Dehcll'
e ,hosc whn have no whcat-those whose crop
has been Destroyed by the ly-'hosc VINO w,.'
COMPLAIN Of low priccs-and the WorM seHeie"!
who want moEey. e.u. - OH ,be
.usn,,on of every body in this world and 'otaef
country (and particularly Anncxationists) 10 inc
brilliant Schemes To he found below. ;.
- EIoyt proposes TO annex 10 each indlviohai
nocEet who orders from him ticket, CaPi'ai
Prize This may seem extravaSanl 10 soihc, pe.
bans-hut Ia those who know that lloyt uls'ii /
hui.s some MILLIONS OF DOLLARS month-
" il will not appear So ,o
Therefore all We who want money all yc VINO
don't wan money. but would like To loan II 10
your flicnds-all We who have never seen cap,
tai prizc-all re who have seen nanJ through the
aid Of IIoyt-al! all, every body iufih"l'h ulul
an order enclosing the amount oil money you d'I
willing 10 risk-irom one dollar 10 one huh.ie u
more or less-no matter what the amount i: IL
will he attended to-the same by lloyt as mo II
was n milton; and he has Tickets from % cents
Ia 10 doIars-Packages from - TO ouo uolafs'
The following are few of the leading capt.
tails for August. though We have other drawings
which are received daily-capitals ranging nom
four TO twenty thousant-any Of which can Dc
had by sending remittance TO
d. NJ. HOYT, Richmond.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Lottery for August ID.
$50 900 CAPITAL, 10000, 80 of 900, &c., &c
- Nos. IA drawn. Tickets SO; Shares in pro-
norton. A certificate of package oil Wholes
will he sent by TIoyt for ;sl2O; Halves oo ouat-
tiers 30
alexandria Lottery, to draw 10th August
Capitals: 100000, 10000 10 OF ,O0o. &C. sc
Tickets so; Shares in proportion. a cefliica'e
of package Of Whole Tickets VIII be sent LOT
$50: Halves G5; Quarters u %
New Jersey Lottery, Glass ?, for IAN Angus aug
Grand Scheme: ~ zoo, 1000, ,0uo, 2DoU, :
47s So 10 of II. 600, 10 Of 1000, nc. llcke's
-; Shares in proportion. Certificate vi pan
age of % Wholes 800; Shares in proportion
Alexandria Lottery. 10 draw I'm August.
Capital,: $4,000 10000, 10 of loco, &c, &c.
GIG Tas and Is drawn ballots. Tickets so.
A certificate ola package OF Whole Tickets VIII
be sen, by Hoyt for S9O--IIalycs Is, Quarters
$3.50.
Alexandria Lottery. 10 draw 9th August.
CAPITALS $1,000 5000, 10000, % oil 1903,
100 Of 800 &c-1ic!icts $40
A certificate OF package OF " hole lleNet'
will 5c sent by Hoyt Tor SlGo-tialyes 81, Guar
tcrs 10
Alexandria Lottery 10 lie drawn 3lst August
Capitals 10000, 10000, y of 1000, &c.-
Tickets 80
A certificate Of a package Of Wholes will be
for Sl2c halves and quarters in proportion
Persons from tie country when in town should
always call on Hoy;. if they arc in want OF
money.
a.; Tickets in all the Lotteries advertised by
J. G. Gregory & Co, constantly on hand, Or
ders enclosing cash or prize tickets, attended TO
with pronpness, and The drawings of Lotteries
SEM. when requested, IL all who order Of
d. NJ. IIOYT, Richmond.
JULY % III
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GUNNER CLOTHING-The undersigned
- will sell the balance OF his Stock OF Summer
Clothing, al reYu reduced prices, 10 wit:
Plaid and plain Linen Goats, at - 90 to 3 80
Black Summer Cloth 4 30 10 90
French Merino : 80 10 10 90
Vests from OO 10 w
The above goods are all fresh and made express
" for retailing in this market. Those in want
are earnestly requested TO call and examine be
fore purchasing-as great inducement will be Of
fered in way Of aye, make and prize.
SlLAS MERCHANT, 100, Main ST.
July9 el-a
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CHRISTOPHER ANDERSON. IT,
JULY II;

NORTH CAROLINA, WAHREN CorN-.
" Superior Curt Of EqHitN .Sp,iag Tfm, III
In thi, case, ii is ordered tnat publicai1a b,
made III the New Orleans Picayunc and the Nica
mond Enquirer, for six successive weeks, iniJn
ing Willis Robertson, who resides in George
and Duke Robertson, who is supposed 10 rt,ld,
in Illinois, both otthem sons of VIM. Roher.oa
who died in Warren county, North Carolina. o.
the year 1910, AMI also informing The childtr II
Thomas Robertson, deceased son OF said ".
liam whose names are unknown, anu vino ar
supposed 10 reside in South Carolina, and ,e
children OF Henry Robertson, a Gecca>r. = Il
said William, whose names and residences -.
unknown, that out OF the proceeds OF The iIac q.
land sole under decree Of this Court, ap9 Eh.r.
belonged 10 the estate OF the late VIVA 2obtr>oa
the said Willis Robertson and Duke Robertson ar
entitled respectively 10 oEe-twellth paIt, and o.
forming the children oi the said Thom;> Roller
SON that they are entitled 10 one-twclila pant %
hc III, idea between them, and also tie chi.
drcn o, Henry Robertson, that they are eri,.lr. 10
onc-twcl;th part thereof 10 b. divided among ,ham
Notice is hereby given toihe above parties 10 con,
forward and receive their respective sEsteS sgr'
lect neveIlL less to the cost OF these ajvcr're
incDts, and eirproporion o.the cost oi ,aiaSue
Witness, l!ealy II. Burwcl, Cier< at! !a,,-
Ter Of our said Cont OF Equity, 1t Office IN Va
lcnron, the tbi!l Monday a.ici the lit MONDAY d.
Maic:r, 1871. ii. H. BURNELL.. {. NJ y
July IL l9-Gw-Pr', TO- =
g The New Orleans picayune is reqa .ai
10 inSelt he above, aiiixing thereto the price
advcrii>in@-and send a copy OF paper conit.la-
sameio ii. II. Burwe.l, NaTcnlon, =. {
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yI7EBB BACON & co. offer for sale
WV -. A.. Orlnans Suyar

w lbI ilhtS. Ne" ''i''"'.
liG hhds. p. Rico and ST. Croixdo., part PRIME
recently imported rr,,
!. 500 bags I.aeuyra. Rio, Porto Rico, Havana
and s.. Domingo Coffee
ST bags fine old Java and Maracaibo do.
So Ehds West India Molasses
500 sides Sole Leather
81 dozen Russell Leather
800 Spanish dry Hides ee
II boxes and half boxes double Loaf Sugar
bbis. crushed do.
81 lierceS Rice
800 sacks Liverpool blown Salt
l0l do Ground Alum do.
80 boxes Tallow Candies, Hnlls patent anu
other brands
2i1 boxes Soap various qualities
- boxes Spcrm Candles
& tons American Blister Steel
81 bundles Hoop Iron, of various widths
112 boxes Window Glass, sxl0 and loXl2
II tons Nova Scotia Grind Stones
80 bblS North Carolina Tar
- do Tanners Oil
81 dozen Painted Buckets
Alb bags Shot
~ keys Duponis Grnpowder
II cases Calabria Licorice
All kegs Nails and Grads, assorted sizes
Also. Coppcras, Logwood, Alam, Indigo, Mad
der. White Lead, Sal:pclre, Bar Lead, Shoe
Thread, Lcadin. Lines and Bed Cords, Ginger
Pepper. Pmcnt0, Starch, Teas oil various quail
ties, Corn Brooms Twine, WOODWARD, Hops,
Paper &c, &c, &c.
Richmond july a. 1911. lc-2m
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Tn TuE TIANELLING pEELIC

TO IHE. IRA ' ELl.!NG IL BIN.
GTaeS>.e Daily Linc Of S'a@s.-lhe I'M
sst.S 2s3sdcr,ignet, proprietor OF the Line
OF Stage, running from LyEchburs via New
London and Liberty, to Fncasc and tie Big
Lick. hereby informs the public, that Inc has cs-
lablishcd DAILY LINE Of Stages from Inch
burg To Finca>c connecting with 4 daily line
of Mr. William ~ ATasiin'. from f'incastle. ~
the Sweet ana Red Springs, 10 Tie White sal
phur. which connects with 4 Gailr lire BOW i'll
iul operation IL Guyando;te. A, the Sweet
Springs, there is iri-wecky line OF Stages Iun-
ming TO the Sal; and Red sulphur. and from The
White Sulphur there is a daily line running ~
the Warm and Hot Springs on 10 Staunlon, va.
The daily Stages Of the proprietor from Lynch
burg. interScci with the Steam ard Packer Boats
ri Lynchburg; and stages WILL on The arrival OF
the boats. be ready, on The banks oi the Canal. 10
convey passengers, and their baggage 10 any la
vcrn 10 which they may 20, in Lynchburei free
Of charge.
The ri-weekly line from Lynchburg TO Big
Lick is still in operation Tearing l.vnchbur@ eve
~ MONDAY, Wednesday and Friday, passing
through Salem and ChrisliansEurs by Fariss
line to Wyhe c. H.. and thence by Boyd <
Co.'S line, through Abingdon, 10 Brownsville,
Tennessee.
There is no nshl.lravelns on either Of the
above lcuicS of The Proprietor: and passengers
cOI1lllS IOIil " - VI ''N''i VII 'N''N''
I.ynchburg by 5 o'clock p NJ, in time 10 trans
act business and take the line al boats 10 Rich
mond next morning.
He would say % those who wish 10 visit The
Virginia Springs this season, that they will find
this pleasant and expeditions route The roads
are in good ORDER and nc view from The Blue
Ridge, orcr which the Stages pass, is equal in
grandeur of scenery 10 a view from the Peaks Of
Otter
Having a, considerable expense provided him
self with fine and comfortable coaches, excellent
teams and sober and careful drivers, and plcdg
nr himself 10 spare no pains or expense 10 ac-
commoIac those who may choose 10 paironise
him he respectfully asks The patronage OF the
| travelling public.
Fare 10 Finca>l!c and Big Lick reduced 10 IS,
and way travel in proportion.
WIN. TERRY, Proprietor.
The undersigned, proprietor of The line of Sta
yes iro.a Fincasc 10 the White Sulphur Springs,
would say To the Public that his daily line con-
meets with that Of Mr.. William Terry from
Lvnclburc. on which there is no night travelling;
that he has GOOD coaches and teams, and careful
drivers. and he assures the public that there shall
he no detention Of passengers after they reach his
line.
Fare reduced through 10 the White Sulphur
SPRINGS to sc from Lvnchburg; way travel in
proportion. WIN. a MASTIN.
Proprietor of the F'incastlc and
White Sulphur Line.
july 10 2l-6t
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july %

BELL TAVERN, nreuHoNp. Va.
n TnE subscribers will take charge OF ihi'
a popular and wel-known HoHN, Oh Tues
z:l.W .dav. the 10Th. and respectfully solicit
share OF patronage from their IricnGs ami The
public They have furnished the house through
ont with new furniture. Their table will AWAY,
be supplied with the best catahlcs the market VIII
afford, and their bar with the best liquors
RO. HILL x BROTHER.
July lG Eu-ilo
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THE tr-weekly Mail Coach for White Sui
i phur Springs, Lewisbnrg, Charleston ard
Guyandoae, passing Balcony Falls Natural
Bridge Dagscr> or DibrclI 5 Springs, Clifton
Forge, Covinpton and Calaghan's-aRd, also. the
connection isdireci 10 Lexington from Lynchburg,
Alum Springs, Warm and Hot Springs-will
leave Lynchburg every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday after breakfast. Extra coaches will be
furnished al any time.
JAMES NJ. BOYD, Proprietor.
Ny,,. 11E-sS
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SHIPPERS AND SHIP OWNERS

SHIPPERS AND SHIP OW NERS
V7OUR attention is asked 10 the anacxc. cog
i munica;ions showing. hy ac.ual eyrti nGa
the superior advantages OF Waltliall as roit!
receiving CT uischarciEg cargo :. The R,Am1a
and Petersburg Railroad Company are pr parsc
transport al articles OF produce ana merchant.
II The annexed rates.
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ITO TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS
/ LICORICE-Wc have on hand, ami shall
continue to receive from Importers, The best brands
Calabra L;coricc. Also an assortment; OF second
and third qlalies-all for sale at the loves;
prices DAVENPORT & ALLEN.
Ill. IN Gift
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pOE1Is Y.
" uvon YET REMAINS uss:sG


To tic Editors IF he Eh2@'fer'
ColuNBrs, Geo, lIh July, lSii.
I,,l,e The ljserty of forwarding 10 YOU The
o,,',,nan,,;no Democi ate Ode lnthese iilnes,
n.n,ncr:,, feel, that he is s.ranger,o The "klc
,no,J Enouircr." and, therefore, assume Inc
,i,udc OF an acquaintance, for The purpose O, sd
mo ,b., Georgia is safe 6cu0nM donof, lor FOL
Dallas TENAs and NicToRY;
DEMOCRATIC ODE
AlR:-"Rcsin tic Bor.'
November Election is coming,
To arms, all true Democrats, rise;
Fear not The loud braying ana drumming
In which all Wing argument hes
An over the country, the rally
OF Democrats gladdens the land;
They gather from mountain and valley
Whole armies are on every hand.
Oar Polk IS he Joshua blowing,
The bias, thai 10 victory calls;
Around the last time be Is gong,
And tumblins are Whisgery walls.
The sun in his course need not tarrv,
For Poll; 10 encompass MS Toe;
One moment 10 charse-0nd Old Harry
Is senl To the REGIONS below.
The Wings obtained power and station,
Bv thousands of promises maze
Deceived ana dcirauded the nation,
And its best interests BETRAYED.
To millions they promised, in 40,
Roast beef and two dollars per day;
And many working man thought he
Might trust i'll the promise OF Clay.
But, when the election was oTer,
Hear how the duped vo,erlan"ntS:
The lead nasS were rolling in c!oveI-
The Others out side OF the fence.
Then, Democrats, follow Your banner,
Like spirits Of 10;
Next Fan we'll talk over the manner
OF catching Coon a, his tricks.
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JAMES RIVER IJ,N Jazz M
t. Jas BoaurR Pr,uH R.cA'aGna pr. H. i. e.
For the information of shipma sier, and owner
who may not be acquainted wi,h The iacIIiie, II
advantages OF ycurdc?ot on the Arroma;.oy Rise
| beg leave 10 >iate. in The first rlacc. rhele
wa;er tor a ship to load TO ID fec. 10 lcaye
depot at half food and get oyci i!ar:i>ons rs
ut nigh water. In the next place, yoGr fine wa''
houses are OF vast importance in storing tobaca
as the slcvedore can pick out The hogllradr. J. .
my firm belief, that a ship OF coo hosEeads wolI.
gain 80. Your fine wharvts are a g!ea, Sayir
of labor, blocks and falls in the hosting OF G; ?
am fully satisfied ll,aI the despatch and conr'r
cnce for loading or dischargins i>>upcrior ID a'l
other place on The river. T. NEIL.
Master Of Barque 81 Joseph OF Baltimore
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TAAIES II. JUREY. COMMISSION 1fER-
j CHANT, RICHMOND, VI, sells Tobacco,
Flour Whea, AMI other Prolucc-and on con-
si.nmenis in hand makes liberal cash advances.
Office on Cary street, three doors above Williams
l. Hayall> Warehouse, on the Basin Bank.
RgrRRGNcEs-Me>srs. f. Il J. ;. James d
Co. Richmond; Col Jno r. Jones. w. p. Parish,
ESQ. Charlottesville; Messrs. i. 4. Tin-ley Il
Co., Lvnchburg E. May Esq, S,auntop; John
G. McClanahan Esq. Buchanan; J. w. A.
Saunders, Esq. Buckingham; Reuben RaSland,
Esq, Powha,an; DR.. James L. Jones, Orange.
March . 9h-t'
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Rates of Freight on the leading articles Of NJ
chandize between Appomato& and RicLnl
and Petersburg:
Hhds " Orleans Sugar, hcr
Bbl>. do do. II
Ihds Molasses, ~
Bbls. do. -
Hhis Tobacco, ~
Cof ; per b5gof 100 lbs,
Do. do. 80 lbs,
Cotton, rersQnare bale. ~
Plaster, per ton of 2Ooolbs., 10
| Bacon, per hid, - d,
Castings and zig iron, per ION, ~ "
Iron in bars or plates steel and pig lcad do -
( Tobacco in boxes or kegs
Small packages in proportion
Dry Goods in cases, boxes and bales per
cubic foot when measured
Hardware do do.
Hhds. tobacco including drayagc in Rich
mond -
plaster will be carried a, the CONVENIENCE 81 %.
COMPANY.
There will be no charge for Wharfage On p
duce or goods sent BY the Railroad.
JOHN WILLIAMS, Treasure:
july 10 ~
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Extract Of a Letter flom Captain Pearson.
u have taken the baIque Byron 10 Walthau
ballast. AMI there ioadcd her with .::Ei hog hea
Of Tohacco, She ihcf drawing - feet Ia iacia
which was as much water a ! though .ac
take over Hani>on's Bar, and came oGr nj. -
mol having at any time less than three ana ba
lalhoms
81 was very much pleased with the place ai
am confident that ii is The best place on Jane
River Tor economy and dispatch, AMI wou.d '
commend ii 10 all my friends coming to Jane
River. GRO II. PEARSON.
"Barquc Byron. of NewbnTPr
To JAMES BosHER, Prc,C't of r. y p. Il. re-
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July IL
DFwApE on coryTcRrEITs .

4 IE w ARE. cf wv ~ Ils''i -
ID one medicine has ever been more cou"u.
feilei than Rowand's Tonic MixiIre-'iie N'''..
est proof that no one hs eyer been more 'f, i,,
This. however, calls for the greater 'Isidns' -.
the part of fever and asie patients 10 d,"' me
popmnd eicats, BY means OF which 'NeiI '.',.
inps will be pr0longed. instead oil beng i'VAi
radically. and permanently cured ny
thot ali Earo,iic and sterling remedy. 'hf "''
true. ORIGINAL. and genuine Reward inf'',
Tonic Mixture sa0fded b. The lrflf''' - ,,...
of John r. Rowand on pd7er t"'9, WIKI. ~. ~.
Is across the mouth Of every bottle o. .''
article, and must be destroyed in drawing ue ~.
Merchants of integrity and honesty tea! J. J. II
true Tonic Mixture. knaves and liiPosy,., I'll.
the coun,crieits A word TO the VIE > ~ p,.r-
Sold b. all the respectable Drugs.,s N! = s
mord PETERSBURG. Fredericksburg, Nof!O'A'
Sole Proprietor, again ,xn pb;la,
JOHN Il. ROWAN r n I'm
Graduate OF Unirers'! , y.
June %
TOHN s. GOULDIN is now on a L'P Fl yirsj.
j the Valley and Southwestern par ", Rtt
MIA, collecting for the Richmond t.nqu..e Les.
mond Wh;q Richmond Compiler, Sou'n''Et zen a
rary Messenger, Religious Herald, " So, AVA
Iool; out Tor him, and don't lei hlLl I'm ,,II
empty NlLLla-n =. uG rnanirrr, s.
P. S.-Georgc a. Wright IS cel!eeunsi sto.
above named papers in the counties TOUT M
Lynchburg. Pay him. WM' wv So
July ~
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$50 S sSst n ,t Gp Sy S plss confse 1'H
families and lois to sui. purchasers, the above
named number OF likely and valuable negroes at
any time between The present date and the first OF
December next or until that number or there
abouts is disposed Of Southern planters and 9th
ers risl5agt 10 purchase are requested 10 call up
on the subscriber, residing near Lo,c;to Post or
fee. Essex county, Va.--and all letters oienIuiry,
past yaid will b. promptly attended 10. The ia
ciliics for transportation, hy land or water are
very good and the negroes Is lot, are equal TO
any ever Offered iof sale in Va
RICHARD BAYLOR,
Ju,r1 lift Executor ot Rub't 2. Waring.
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tho w. ID. DAVIS: TAXI NOTICE that >han
l. on SATURDAY, the 9Th August. ~. a b,
Court House in the Town OF Lewiston in L.
nenhurg county and Stale OF Virginia. tas. ii.
dispositions of Christopher Anict>on. r., sam
Cfaucy. and Others 10 be read a EVIDENCE N a
suit pcndnsn the Circuit Superior Coauoi Law
and Clancery for Cumberland county, Virginia.
in which You ale Plaintiff, and Josiah NJ Young
and Others. Defendants.
CHRISTOPHER ANDERSON. IT,
July 10 ~.
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Drawing OF Moronsalia Lottery. No. 90
- - 4 Is Us II 10 IS IS % : IS
Ticket, Nos % Is, Still another Capital, sold
and paid by STRATTON
Drawing of Alexandria Lottery, Glass D, July
20,h:
Il - II % 60 81 10 III 5 - Is 81 Is 80
Tickets. Nos - - 81. aud Ii 80 3. still
more Capitals making frc Capitals sold ami paid
per last drawings Received at
STATIONS LUCKY OFFICE.
JULY % 22-.t
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4 NJ. GREEN, Esq.-Sir: Take no,ice. ..
a. on TUESDAY. the 10th day Of Scptemoe
ISL, being the second day OF the mex cr,u.
Term of tie Circuit Superior Court OF Law an!
Chancery for the county o! Caroline >ha.
move the said Cont. i'll the case recently in>i,r.
ted By me in that Court. against you ana othe!s
10 appoint receiver 10 take into his possession
hold. rent out and manage the Trac, oil Land il,
privileges, and appurtenahce>, purchased d,
knocked of 10 YOU as the purchaser. 4; a >alr
made BY Robert c. Stanard, Trustee and CON.
missioner, on the 9Th DAY OF FebnIary. lsi2 n
pursuance OF d decree OF the said Corn. eil,r,e
in the ease OF Dejarnou rs Coleman, aals.. tier
pending in said Court, on llth Of Sepemte-
1911, and 10 take and collect The issues. rur,>
aai profits from the said land and lis apqurrnar
eos, and apply the same either to the reduction
the debt due to ne. dis claimed both in the said III,
of Dclarneu rs Coleman. * oi>., and the ,se
first above mentioned, a>rcccn,y instituted bvne
OF in such manner IL the Cont MAY hcreap.,
direct. DANIEL DEJARNETT
July II l9-wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-26

."This is literal extract Of a letter written
from Europe, by Mr.. Adams, about The time Of
BonaIarte's FIRST dethronement.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-26

IN CHANCERY.-VIadryl. a, PIT,
j. in The Clerks Office Of Esscy Circu, So '
or Cout OF Law and Chancey Oh the 81 day.. II,
June, lSfi ' ~ I'd: q.
James Croxton, Jr., Executor Of Tbos cron.
deceased, 49, BIZ ~"
against '''''i"
'o'''ia" : 1AieAdi"'e' ana fobcrt NJ. Davis
Came the plaintiff, by his Counsel, and f@d l..
BILL and the nisi subpoena and attach,nen, ,,r.a
ca IN this cause being returned not eyecu-i ~.
the defendant Alexander, and the said det.nd.,+
not having entered his appearance, and it anna.
ing ny satisfactory evidence, that the said da,..!
an : not an nhab!tant ot this State. ON the NM
ton of the plaintiff i, is Ordered. thai the sa;i :.
iendant appear here on the iir>i MohGay II l.,
gust next being rule day, ami answer the ri,,-
III ; biil and thai copy oi ih;, order be- ,ar,.
with inserted III some newspaper published ;ntt.
city oi Richmond for two months >urrrS>,,.J'
and another copy hereof be posted at The I..,,,
door Of the Courthouse Of this conty '''''
a Copy-Testc, JAMES ROY MICOr
Clerk +. e. 5. c. l.. \ e.
June : Is. =
ITO JOHN p. KIMBROCGH-Ymrc,bo,
! John kimbrough, died ahou. ,welve 49,, ~
ago. Hispropery has bcen divided amopg
children, and your part is in the hands a., 49,, ~,
Executor who wishes 10 see or hear from van .s
soon as possible. Direct Your letters. ei,ier =.
your brother Edward w kimhrough or "a i,l.
d. G. Brown, Negrofoot Po>; Office Han.
county. Virginia, and they will I've attended IN
= The Editors OF the newspapers. IN Tenn.
see, Mississippi and Alabama will confer lar.,
by giving the above notice TWO orth.ce in>e,fi...
in their papers.
June ~ I2-w>y.