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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-15
SECOND SUPPLY OF FALL AND WIN

SECOND SUPPLY OF FALL AND WIN
TER GOODS
THE subscribers have received by the steam
i packet John ). Mckim, from New York,
sevcnlr packages Of seasonahe Dry Goods com
prising Il great variety and complete assortment
Of every thing in thei: line, purchased with mo-
ney ard al prices much below what similar ar
ticles sold for in August; they are prepared To,
and will, offer great inducements 10 purchasers,
both al wholesale and retail.
They are in part, as follows
Extra supcr striped and shaded Cashmere De
Medium and low-priced ditto, and Mouslin lie
Lane
Plain black, changeable and shaded silk velves
Plain and plaid Alpaca, Gala Plaids and Chu-
sans
Rich Pekin striped Silk, and Ombrc plaid and
striped Levaniine
Ombre Brocadc, and plain and shaded Chameleon
Silk
Rich embroidered dresses and striped Toulari
Tartan, Thbct, Cashmere and rich Silk shawls
Velvet Cashmere and Silk neck Tics and Hand
kerchieis
New Style bonnet, neck ard cap Rbband
Silk Fringes, Gimp, Paris Cords, and Coris and
Tasse!S
Thread, Gimp, Lisle, and French Laccs and
EdginSs
Egyptian Fel, raw Silk and wors,cd Mitts
Ladies and gcnllemcn's Kid, Silk, Tibet, ard
Bcarer Gloves
Ladies Alpaca, Cashmere, Merno, and Lambs
Wool Hose
Ladies black and white silk do, raw silk ard
Moravian do.
While, brown, mixed, slate, and black Cotton
Hose
Heavv Lambs Wool and Germantown do, for
servants
A superb assortment Of furniture and habit Ca
licoeS
Fancy plaid, and black and white Ginghams
Whitney, Rose, Point and Dul Blankets
Figured and plain green Baize ana Lnseys
Brussels, Ingram, and Stair Carpeting and Rugs
Extra Wool blk, and fancy cold Cloths and Cas-
sinners
Beaver Cloths Tweed do, and plaid ard striped
CassimcrcS
Plain and plaid Satnets and Kentucky Jeans
White and red F'lanncl>, all qualities and prices
Irish Linens, table Diaper, Dowias and Napkins
Plain, hensti'ched, and Revere boricred Linen
Cambria Iidkts
With fall assortment Of coarse Woollcns, for
field hands and Iaborers; also brown and bleach
cd ShiringS and Shceings, Cznaburg, &c, &c.
VALENTINE, BREEDEN 4 co,
pit, Broad Street Shcchoe Hill.
Twenty additional packages b. the packet Mas
sau 10 arrive the last OF This week-all al reduced
prices. ", Il. & co.
Oct. 2G-2aw3w
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LAND FOR SALE.
pIFAsANT GROVE rop SALE

PLEASANT GROVE FOR SALE
T WILL offer Tor sale, 10 the hi.hes: bidder, a,
i public auction, upon The premises, on The Goth
November, 1914, nv valuable tract oil Land usu-
ally called Pleasant Grove II lies in the count;
of Cumberland, on both sides OF Willis river. :
miles above lis mouth and ) miles from Carcrs-
willie. This tract of land contains about i200
acres; 400 acres of original wood land, 400 acres
OF low grounds of as excellent quality, and as
free fiom high water as any land lying on VIII
lis The soil of the remaining land is improva-
bic, and OF superior quality. The dwelling
houses are of convenient size, and have a healthy
location Attached TO This farm Is Mill siti;-
ted on creek which never fails 10 supply sulli-
Client water. This mill runs one pair OF Corn,
and two pair of Wheat grinders; the machine
~ is in good repair, and lis custom cxicnsiyc-
The advantages which this farm combines tend
10 make il one of the most desirable now in mar
kct. II will be sold all together, or in separate
portions, as NAV best suit purchasers. will Of
Ter for sale at the same time and place a small
tract OF land about two miles distant from Plea
SAINT Grove containing about 1870 acres: also
or 10 likely Negroes, nv Household and kich-
en- Furniture. Plantation Tools and Utensils, all
my Crops OF every kind, my stock Of Horses
Co.'s, Hogs, &c. Terms made known on the
day of sale Persons wishing 10 examine this
property are invited 10 call upon myself, or Dr.
Richard F. Walton now residing on the prcmi.
scs; and those desiring further information, will
address me at Gainesville.
THOMAS II. WALTON.
ne, o3-tIoNov.
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Taua5le Real Estate on .L,mcs Rircr, in BncLing-
ham, Ter SAFE, icRhont re@rrc.
Df virtue OF two deeds o trust or one OF them,
ID as the case may require, executed by Charles
A. Scott during his life, and duly recorded in the
Clerks Office of the County Court OF Bucking-
ham, the first of which bear, date the 2lst day Of
April, 1885, and the other the ll:h November,
1912, the undersigned, Trustee, will, on WE'D
NESDAl the 18th day of DECEMBER, 1914,
offer for sale 10 the highest bidder, for cash. at
the residence OF William A. Scott, in the said
county, the whole, or So much as NAV be Su;'i-
cent for the purposes for which the said deed.
were executed, OF the Tract OF Land in the sa ID
deeds mentioned on which the said Charles A.
Scott resided adjoining the lands OF George Book
or and others, and upon which there exists Il pre-
vious lien for the benefit of DR. Charles Everett.
upon which there is due about Ssl1000. This
Tract is beautifully situated on the South side
of James river, in fnll view of and having
easy communication with the Canal, abou; nine
" miles above the city Of Richmond and is es-
mated 10 contain about twenty-sevcn hundred
acres, OF which ii is supposed upwards OF three
hundred acres are valuable river low grounds
A large portion Of the high land is perhaps the
richest in Buckingham. The whole Tract lies
we'll is well watercd and as healthy situation
as any in Virginia The sum required TO be
raised under the deed Of trust which is for the be-
neh oil Mrs. Nancy Nicholas, administrators OF
George Nicholas deceased, will be upwards OF
ninetccn thousand dollars. II is expected that the
lien in favor OF Dr. Everett will he enforced Oh
the same day, and that the whole Tract will BE-
thus offered for sale at the same time. By the
terms of The deeds, the sale i required TO bc made
Tor cash. but il is probable hat the purchaser, or
purchasers, will be able 10 make with the parties
interested some arrangemeriby which reasonable
time may be obtained. Tie title 10 be acquired
by the sale under the deeds ri trust is believed To
be unqucstionabc. The sale viii he made sub
jec 10 the lien existing in favor of DR.. Everett or
with his consent and TO Tie dover rights of the
widow of the said Charles A. Scott; but, scllin9as
Trustee, shall only convey such title as is vest
ed in me. The land Willie shown 10 any person
desiring u purchase, bv William A. Scott, who
resides on The plantation, and whose house will be
open on the day OF sale, w;th all necessary com
forts. for those attending the sale IT, from bad
weather or aEy other cause the Trustee should
deem i; proper, Tor the interests and rights OF the
parties concerned, TO postpone the sale, the same
will he adjourned ircn day 10 day. tn land
will certainly b. sold. AMI persons DESTROYS OF
purchasing most valuable. healthy, beautiful
and convenient farm, are especially invited 10
come and examine The fine crops now growing
upon il. WM. BRANCH, Trustee
Or, I-0aC;lS
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MISUNDERSTANDING Is.
Wholesale Prices Current.


ToBAcco-Lugs, 81 so a =; common leaf a
poses, 6 a :; fine manufacturing, 10 %; receipts
light.
FLouR-Sales of mountain -four Richmond in
spcction, have been made from the Basin Bank
al 25 ont OF store 37l.
WHEAr-White Wheat 97t 81; red go a
95; but lille coming in.
CoRN-35 a 40.
OArs-25
SuGARs-Sales during the week, at auction,
have been made at slight decline from former
rates We now quote 81. Croix, I. 81; Porto
Rico Of fair quality, Z a 1t; New Orleans IA "a.
LOAF SuGAR-Sinsle loai l0lall; double re-
fned IL l2.; lump d. % a 10.
MoLAssEs-New Orleans, in bbls., 30 %; P.
Rico 25a30
SALr-From the Wharf, ST CO. Liverpool filed.
CorFEE.-Laguira, Il; Rio 6, I; Cuba, 81 a
81; ST. Domingo, 81 6.
BAcoN-Wes,ern Sides, out Of store, 81 a 81 !;
Shoulders, 4. s.
Liant. 7-dun.
FlsH-Herrings, No. /, 81 No ,, 3 80; gross,
3; Shad, Ia SO; Mackerel, No. l, II SO; No. :,
SAG 80.
InoN-Up Country bar, ST.! a sO Tredegar,
IS 90 Swedes, S. 90; English, IS 70.
NAILs-Assorted, 4sa4t.
SHoT-Va. Wythe Sho, Tower 5; loule's, 81.
WooL--25 81 G.
CoTToN-Fair quality, : II.
CoTToN YaRNs-Richmond and Manchester,
Nos. 5 TO L. c.; from II 10 Is, l9c.
FEArHERs-2S 80 c.
SpIRITs-Baltimorc Whiskcy in bbs., D c. {;
hhds., 25i 26s Virginia apple brandy, 81,
37s 40 c.
LlMg-Trom dock 90 cents.
LEAp-5 5sc.
LEArHEn-Aiarked good, light weights, l5i a
l6; middle do, l4l 10; heavy, IA; damaged, l2A
a Is! c.
HipEs-Green, 5 c. cured; Spanish, "a a l6
| CANDLEs-Spermaccii, 80 80; patent taow,
l2s II; mould Q! 10; adamanline, %; dia-
phane, 81.
CHocoLATE-St &C.
BurrER-A lot OF Mountain, so kegs, from
wagons, No. / was yesterday sold at l2t c.
| CHEEsE-6. !.
OrrAL- Bran, c; Shorts, s c.. Brown Stuff,
| l5c. Ship Stuff, 20 - c.
OlLs-Fall Sperm 81 o. Winter do, | 10;
Linseed, SO S., per gallon; Tanners do, ;Sl2 a
l3 per Dbl.
PLAsrER-Lump, a, Rockets, by the cargo, s.
75a3.
SoAr-Lee's, 5a 81; Colgate's, 3, 4 cents
! SrARcu-Ts a Sc.
BEEswAx-25 Il % c.
/ tRElGiIrS.- Nothing uoinS 10 loTei5n PoTls.-
New York-Flour, per DBL, 20 cents; Coal 81
cents per bushe; Tobacco 81 per hid; boxes ~
cts, kegs %. Philadelphia Flour, very little go
ing; Tobacco, 81 per hid, Is cts. for boxes, 20
for kess-but little going; Coal, cts. per brshel,
Richmond measure.
FariGrrs on THE Castillo Lynchburg and
intermediate places, 10 cts. per 100 lbs.
ExcuANaE-F0rcign: On London lOs per cent
premium Domestic: New York Checks I
per cent prem. Philadelphia / a prem. Bal,i-
more !. per cent prem; North Carolina Bank
notes. large !. small per CT. discount South Ca
rolina per cent. dis; Savannah per cent, dis.
Augusta per cent dis; Tennessee 3 per cent
dis; Alabama G a per cent, dis; Specie pei
cent. prem.
bank AND STATE STocks-Farmers' Bank
Stock sos per share; Virginia Bank do. IS; E1
change Bank do 100; State Stock l05; jaime:
River and kanawha Bonds loo.
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L. STEPHENSON.

l.. SftfIFtRSON,
y ESPECTFULLY notifies his friends in
IL City and Country and the Public generally,
that hc has taken the store Ca few doors above
his old stand) one door Below II. II. jenkins,
where he has on hand a fresh fall supply OF
HATS, CAPS, LADIES' MUFFS, sc
of every style, from the best TO cheapest and Of
ieis them on the lowest terms. He has also adj
Ged TO his hat business the
BOOT, SHOE AND TRUNK
business, in all lis branches, and has received
most general assortment, 10 which he is constant
" adding by weekly arrivals from the best ma
nuiacturers in Philadelphia, and al the North,
and OF his own manufacture in this City To
those who buy by the Package, he will sell on the
lowest terms. His stock comprises Ladies,
Gents, Boys, Children's and Servants Boots,
Shoes and Caters, in almost every style; also
thick Boots and Brogans, for Factory and Plan
taion hands which will be furnished very low
by the dozen. His Retail assortment Is nEcqualed
in the City and he respectfully solcits share oi
the Public Patronage. L. SIEPPERSON.
90 Nam 81, l door below r. Ii. Jcnkinss.
Oct. 29--tt
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1femoranaum.
Dealings in Exchange.
,,,onn, Of bills discounted and pur-
chased in and out of the State,
(since las, repor,) SlOI,o59 81
Amount OF sterling bills OF exchange
purchased, (>nce last repor,) s,6O7 60
Premiums paid on Northern and
other funds, from Isl July TO the
Is, October, 1911, s'l 90
Premiums received or Northern and
other funds, from Isl July TO the
lst October, 1914, lolo 81
The above dealings in exchange were at Rich
mond Some of the Branches not having report
ei. condensed statement cannot be made OF them
Notes of banks incorporated by the State
on hand, Sleo,ol4
Notes of banks incorporated elsewhere
on hand, 81, 'oo
The stdividend of profits is three and one quar-
Ter per cent on the capital.
(;od and alccr eoin.-Some of the Branches
having reported the aggregate amount OF specie
only on hand, condensed statement OF the amount
Of each cannot be made, but the whole amount OF
specie on hand is stated above.
Notes in circulation of the whole Institution:
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AUCTION SALES.
by II. II. Dickinson 4 Brother, Auetnrs.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF YALUA-
RI L REAL ESTATE

BILE REAL ESTATE,
In Tic Clyef R.clm0d and County NJ Han0rer,
DY virtue Of decree of the Circuit Superior
- Court OF Hanover county, pronounced on
the 9TH day ot April, 1914, the undersigned, act-
ing as Commissioners under aid decree, will
proceed 10 SELL =; public auction, 10 the highest
bidder, on the premises on Tuesday the 10Th day
OF December next if fair, il otherwise on the
next fair day thereafter, Sundays excepted, the
following real estate lying in the City OF Rich
mond, 10 wit:
Ist. Lot No. 33G, on or Main street, upon
which are two brick tenemen,s, nearly opposite
he Fell Tavern.
-. a valuable 10, OF 66 feet front on d or Ca
rs street, adjoining Poi,iaux Robinson's Tobacco
Factory.
3rd. Part oil Lot No G35 on + street, adjoining
the properly OF Thomas Williams and Others,
with two story brick house on the same.
Attn. One hall acre lot in Adams Valley with
a small wood house thereon. adjoining the pro-
perry Of Betsy Harris and Peter Crew
9th. Lot No. 1OS on 2nd street, with a two story
bIick house thereon, stable and other on, houses,
adjoining the property OF Thomas Goolsby and
others.
9th Lot No 735, vacant lot on d and Is,
streets adjoining the property Of Robert Hill.
9TH. House and lot on End street in Duvals adj
diiion, (two story brick house, Joining the pro-
perry OF Mrs Thomas.
sth and 9th. Lois No. 50 and Is, in Duvars AL
dition, adjoining the property OF Thomas Weh-
erhead, :. {. Davis and others.
ItrmS 0f Sdtc.-Onc-ourth of the purchase
money, cash; The remainder on six, twelve and
eighteen months credit Tor approved endorsed
negotiable Eotes, and the title retained until The
credit payments are made.
The sale will commence at II o'clock with the
property first named and 90 on in the order il is
advertised and continue from day to day until all
the property is sold.
CHARLES p. GOODALL,
HENLEY c. BOSWELL,
Commissioners.
By virtue of the same, above mentioned de-
cree, we shall likewise proceed TO sell at public
Auction TO the highest bidder, on the 9Th day of
December next, if fair il otherwise, on the next
fair day thereafter, Sundays excepied) on the
premises, tract OF land containing Two Hun
drcd and Fifty acres; lying in the county OF
Hanover, and adjoining the lands of VIM Pat
man and others
Terms OF sale Onc-fourth cash; the balance
on a credit OF 6, II and is months, for approved
endorsed negotiable notes, and the title withheld
I'LL the credit payments ale made.
CHARLES p. GOODALL,
HENLEY c. BOSWELL, 0o'' -
Sale Conducted by X. II. Dickinson & Brother
Richmond, Nov. 9-cwds Aucioneers.
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BARGAINS FROM AUCTION-We offer
ID for sale, at greatly reduced prices, the fol-
lowing, among other goods purchased at recent
auction sales, liz
Rich new STYLE Calico a; 3D.. worth Is.
Rich Furniture Chin.z ior !0c, little imperfect
in The print.
Super Es,erhazy Cassimeres at IS. Cd. worth
los. 81.
Dark mixed Saiirc,s a, IS, very cheap.
Pat Organizes for d!.sscs. % per cent less
than they originally cost.
Elegant Bonnet Silks and Velvets.
Tiiley, raium and Walkers superior Sewing
Thread, a, Gs
Glasgow and Washington Plains, for laborers
Woollen Stockings and Socks for servants.
SMELL s. RlLEIGH,
Ncv S-tf No %, Main ST.
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Schr. Presto, Sutton, Baltimore.
Schr. Ann Eliza, Tyler, Elkton.

New York, Nov ll-Sailed, brig Bridgeton,
Richmond Nov l2-Cleared, Schrs Red Jack
ct, Dearborn, and Tuscarora, Smack, for Rich
mond.
BosroN, Nov 9-Ceared, schr. Aid, for Nor
folk, City Point and Richmond. Nov l0-Ar-
rived, schrs. Union, Ryder, and Willow, Shibles,
Richmond.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 1l--Arrived, schr. George
Washington Parker, Richmond
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NEW MARKET FOR SALE.

PURSUANT 10 the proyisSo::S of a decd OF
| Trus, executed 10 the subscriber by Thomas
Massic and Elizabeth p his vie, Tor the purpose
Of sccurinst 10 Alexander 5. Payne ofCampbelI,
ccrtainsums ofmoney therein mct.i0ned and duly
recorded in the Clerks Office ot GoochlanG Coun-
" Coari. | shall. in compliance Herewith, on
Tuesday tie i0,h day of December l-il, if fair,
if no. the first fair day thereafter proceed 10 sell
II public auction to the his!ics, bidder on The pre-
rlises. for cash, Tie 1rac; OF Land on which the
said Thomas MaSsc now resides. situated on
Beaver!am Creek in The County OF Goochland,
called BY the name OF New Market conia niug
Six Hundred aces. more or less, and adjoining
the lan.s the h.c Mrs Ann Harris. Stephen
Woo,ison and Others.
The Dwelling House is large and Convenient,
well suited for the accommodation Of Il large
family, with all necessary ont houses attached
thereto: good Barn with an excellent Machine,
&c. Tobacco Houses recently erected with the
fixtures requisite for securing a large crop The
land is well adapted TO the raising OF The usual
crops the neighborhood such as Tobacco,
Corn. Wheat, &c, AMI is susceptible oil the high
cs. improvement. Persons disposed 10 purchase
will of conrse view The premises before the day
of sale, which will be shown by Mr. MasSie or
the subscriber The title 10 this property is be-
lieved 10 be unquesioned; but The undersigned.
acting as Trustee will convey such title only as
is yesed in him by the decd aforesaid.
CHARLES GuERRANT.
Nov. S-c2aWlds Trustee
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TN the United States Court for the Eastern
i District of Virginia. In the matter Of Bank
rupicy of George e. Taliaicrro:
In pursuance OF an order OF the Court, made on
tic 22i iay OF March, 1913, notice is hereby given
tina: | have deposited the further sum OF fourteen
hundred and eightv-six dollars and fifteen cents
in the Bank Of Virginia, 10 the credit oi the said
matter ot bankruptcy, subicc, TO the iu.nFc order
Of the Court; and tia, the said Court, after ten
days, will pass an order for 4 dividend and disri-
button thereof among the creditors OF the said
George t. Taiaierro.
WYNDHAM KEMP,
Nor 2-dl0t Assignee in Bankruptcy
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COTTON AND SUGAR PLANTATION
LIN FLORIDA TO LEASE-The sub

COTTON AND SUGAR PLANTATION
" IN FLORIDA TO LEASE.-The sub
scriber is DESTROYS 10 lease for a term OF five OF
ten years, to some responsible individual, the
whole, or such pant as may be desired, of the
plantation called Bu!ow:ille consisting OF four
thousand acres, eigh, hundred and fil,y of which
are cleared for cultivation, situated on Smiths
creek, near Musqucto inlet, about forty miles due
South from St. Augustine, East Florida. This
plantation is considered and was selected as one
Of the best in Florida; the soil and location are
extremely we'll adapted for the culture oihe long
staple cotton or tobacco, an! the growth Of sugar
cane is luxurian, in that latitude. There is
large growth OF ike oak and cedar upon the es-
tate This propose! offers great advantages 10
any Southern gentleman having The negroes and
a wish 10 settle in Florida as terms would he
very liberal. For further information, address
w. G.. BUCHNOR, New York, or
J. w. BRYANT, Esq,
Oct l5-oaw1w Jacksonville, East Florida.
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sa Prnc:S Lina0aa Curtin and NaySerics, Zsa
FIuStNg, Hcof .Sttr York.
WTM. Il. PRINCE * cos New Descnp-
w tive Catalogues of Fruit and Ornamental
Trees and Plants, 3ilh edition, will be sent 10
every post paid applicant. They cost above
500 for the present edition; and comprise above
800 select varicic. Of Fruits, and 1900 varieties
Of Ornamental Trees, Shrubs and Roses, not to
be found in any other 4 American Nursery. The
superior vigor OF The Trees ana Plants has been
Witnessed by thousands OF visitors tue present
season Orders will be executed in a superior
manner, and shipped as directed. The prices
are much below those usually charged by 9th -.
WIN. Il. PRINCE & co.
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WEYNE OAK FOR SALE
THIS Valuable Farm IN Amelia County for Public

w Il ANES VAN L ot paLL
THIS Valuable Farm IN Amelia County for Public
Sale.
DY virtue of deed of trust duly recorded in
ID the Clerks Office of Amelia county, We will
sell, to the highest bidder, on Friday the 9th De.
ccmber next, QSi4,) this valuable tract of land
living two miles from Jetersville, containing 1900
acres;-275 in original wood, very fine for tobacco,
60 acres OF low grounds, and some fine tobacco
lois with two story dwelling house, nicely paint,
ed inside and out, with three porches with turned
pillars, nine good rooms and cellars, good kit
chen and work-house; five cabins-brick chin
MES 10 four of them; carriage-house, granary
ice-house and tobacco barns; good garden, or
chards OF almost every kind oftrui,-wth another
good settlement for an overscer, with many other
advantages This land will be sold entire or in
parcels 10 sui, purchasers, for cash. Either Of
the trustees will show the land.
TILMON E, JETER,
JOHN A JETER, Trustees.
JOHN w. c. WINGO.)
.E,r-
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T AW SCHOOL IN RICHMOND-Thc
IL subscriber proposes to open Law School
in this city-ihe term commencing on the first
day Of November, and terminating on the last
day of April next.
The fee for instruction, will be $50 for the
tcrm-payabe in advance.
Applications may be made BY letter. or Per-
sonaliy TO the subscriber, al The Powha,an House
Oct. l4-d&c If WIN. MAXWELL.
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TN the United States Cour, for the Eastern Dis
i ,ricl OF Virginia, November II, 1874, in the
matter OF Bankruptcy of Galain NJ. Bib Of The
county of Nelson in the Eastern Virginia Dis
trc,:
The said Gallaiin NJ Bib, who has been de-
creed Bankrupt by this Court, having filed pc
titun praying for his discharge: 1t is ordered that
noticethereof published in newspaper printed
in the city of Richmond, seventy days at least be
fore the 9th day Of January next, when hear
States Court room in the city of Richmond, and
all creditors who have proved their debts, and
other persons in interest, may appear at the said
time and place, and show cause, if any they have,
why the prayer of the said petitioner should not
be granted. A Copy-Teste
Nov. l5-w1lt P. MAYO, Clerk.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WOOD. COAL AND COKE.-Thc sub
w scriber prepared 10 furnish families with
Wood, Coal and Coke, al very short notice, upon
reasonable terms. Orders left a, my office will
be attended 100. GEO w. TULER
Agent and Collector, Lise's Row.