Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-02

TN CHANCERY-VInG AT Rules held
i in the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancerv for Caroline Coun-
". on the Sd day OF June 1911:
Corbin BraXlon, Sheriff. of King William
County, Committee Administrator of Anderson
Johnson, deceased plaintiff,
against
Fanny Wilson, Mary A. Pannill and
others, Defendants.
The defendant, Mary A. PanniIl, not having
entered her appearance, and given security ac-
cording 10 the Act Of Assembly and the Rules Of
this Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evil
dence that she is mol an iniabitant OF This Com
monwcalth, II is ordered, that the said defendant
appear before the Judge of our Court, at the
Court House, on the first day of the next term,
and answer the bill Of the plaintiff, and that a
copy of this order be forthwith inserted i'll some
newspaper published in the City OF Richmond,
for two months successfully, and posted at the
front door OF the Court House OF This county.
Copy. Teste, ROBT. HUDGlN, c. c.
June IL l0-w2m
TN CHANCERY-VlhGlxiA: In Amelia Cir
i cult Superior Court OF Law aud Chancery.
April Term, 1874:
Benjamin Bridglonh, surviving partner of the
late firm of Burton u Briigtorlh Plaintiff
against
Anderson Tucker, Administrator, VIM Nor
gan Elizabeth Morgan, infant heir OF said Viii
liam. and - Singlctcrry and Eliza his wife,
formerly Eliza Morgan, widow and reIic oi said
William Morgan, Defendants
II is ordered by The Court, that publication be
made for six weeks successfully in one of the
newspapers Of the city OF Richmond, that il has
been decreed in this cause that the defendant Eli
zabeh Morgan, is entitled 10 receive 4 certain
4. <, Il y
Saving Society OF Petersburg 10 the credit OF this
ca,lse-which sum will be ordered bv this Court
10 be paid 10 said Elizabeth, or any person coming
forward duly authorized 10 receive the same, al
ter paving the costs that have accrued since the
deposit, and the cost III this publication.
4 Copy-Teslc,
T. C. LEIGH. C.
June - H-wGw
PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE
Nj, Tug subscriber is constantly receiving
51sffI from the celebrated mandatory III NUNS
~ X CLARK, New York, elegant and plain
Piano Fore>, possessing the latest Improvements
and that delicacv of touch and sweetness OF tone
so peculiar 10 their manufacture.
Also, large assortment OF Musical In>ri-
mcnts AMI Musical Merchandise, in general.
Piano For,es repaired tuned, lei on hire and
taken in exchange.
1HEAP WI ST. l c ldG1t>t correction OI |Iu-
sic, ever offered tor sale in this Stale may lc
lcced from at the Store OF the subscriber, al Phi
ladephia and New York prices
Those purchasing To sell again, will be fun
niShed upon better terms than they can find else
where i'll the State. =. II. TAYLOR.
Piano Forte and Music Store, opposite the Banks /
jane Is ls-wti /
TIE Nor Tirgtnia Neamboat Lac,
BETWEEN RICHMOND AND NORFOLK. /
L Il The undersigned havin. pur-
.S,srs slsszsss1L-. chased the steamboat CURTIS
PECK, expressly for the James River. take this I
method oi informing the public that She will leave
Richmond regularly every Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday mornings. at 5! o'clock. and Norfolk
every TUESDAY, Thursday and Saturday mornings,
al Tie same hour, and touch at all the Intermediate
landings on the River. They disciaim having any
connexion with any other line that has ever run
on the James River. that they are entirely Il new
company and from the spacious aud comfortable
accommodations OF the Curtis Peek, Il, we'll as the
long experience OF her commander, Capt John
Davis. with the individual attention of the OWN
ers, Ia make everything agreeable, hope Ia merit
and receive support from the travelling public;
and il is not our intention 10 make the fare be
tween this and Norfolk exceed three dollars, with
OF without competition.
Passage ana fare 81.
r. a. Mayo H. L. & f.. s. Taiaieno,
IIaSkinS X Libby, G If. Duicc,
w. c. Tompkns, John Dickson.
Jno Davis,
June llth, 1914. l0-lm