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sight of freedom b. The smoke which arises from
their own fircbrands.
~ sergean; .Jno. z. Resaaul, The Virginia
Guards: Fer thcir soliier-like bearing and gen-
tlcmanly conduct they are Is Distinguished as the
ladies Of the Borough are for their beauty and
their virtue.
By T. c. REYNOLDS. LieuIenan. William P.
Munford, Of The Scarle, Guard His talents and
high character desiine hun 10 i useful and bril-
liant career
BY c. F. Watson Texas Her soil Shall never
be polluted BY the paw Il The British Lion while
the American Eagle hovefs o"er our glorious L.
Mon.
By f. A Smith Tire Democratic Party: Rout-
ell horse. foot and dragons, has gone TO Texas.
By Isaac L. Carey Woman: Immediate an
nexation, ifnot sooner"
By +. Fl. Mo>hy Woman;
When We View thee all divine,
Our bosom heaves sigh,
To think that charms - sweet as thine
Were ever born 10 die
BY Corporal Pearson The Norfolk Guards
and Richmond Blues: May their intercourse ever
he characterized by soldierly ffankness and a
brotherly friendship
ByCorporal Co!bun. Norfolk and Richmond
United By Natures hand, mi; together BY soldier
" affection
By Jos. IT. Crcnshaw Our guests Nav we
al all times be as ready and anxious TO meet our
enemies in battle, as we are now our guests in
friendship.
By VIM L. Montague The Reader Of The
Declaration of independence and his glorious
motto: :. Independence now, and Independence
forever"
By r. Muirhead The Union Of the States:
Let hose who ale threatening dissolution, be-
ware
Bv L. W. Glazcbrools. The Volunteers Of
Norfolk, Petersburg, and Fredericksburg: Sol
diers with whom the las>ies may never fear a
union.
ByG. F. Watson. Education: De,es;e,l BY
Tyrants and Demagogues. because inimical 10
their passions and lust FOR powcr-F'rcemen, MIR
ture ii, and our Union will I've safe
By w II. Pearson. The Union It's preser-
vaion in preference to The annexation OF Texas
b. a Conno>seur Lieut.. Gee H. To:npkins
May his shadow never be less.
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CORRESPONDENCE.

RICHMOND, June -. 1874
Dear Sir We are appointed, bra Democratic
Meeting in the City OF Richmond. Committee
10 invite you 10 Public Dinner 10 be gwen Ia
YOU in this City We leave the selection Of the
tine 10 yonrse!.-We do net hesitate 10 say. tina;
we express the sincere desire Of every Democrat
in the city and ncig!borhoodto meet rou on this
occasion.
An early answer. designating the time when
YOU will meet Your friends, will lie very accep-
table 10 Yours, truly.
THOMAS RICHIE.
THOMAS B. BIGGER.
JAMES BOSHER.
DANIEL TRUEHEART.
JOHN LYNCH,
THOMAS II ELLIS,
:. p. DENO0N.
Camm.4ee q Irritation
JouN W. JoNEs Esq.
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IN JAII-WaS commi

= UNAWAY N JAlL.-Was committed 10
IA the Jail Of Augusta county On the 23d day
of Nav last. a negro boy OF dark complexion,
aged about IS wears: ) feet inches high scar
on the right check: had on. when committed, an
old pair Of negro Jeans pants, dark stuff vest,
an old wool hat, and an CID cassinet coat (Which
coat he states he procured since his elopement y
He states. that his name is Spencer, and that he
belongs 10 Charles Dickinson, OF Louisa county.
VI.
The owner is hereby notified TO come forward,
prove properly. and pay charges, otherwise the
said negro will be dealt WITH n The law requires.
ADAM H. KUR1Z, Jailor.
July9 lSAw6w
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ALABAMA AND KENTUCKY.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, July ,.
Polk and Dallas will ger Alabama. conf
elily think, BY 900 majority. Gen Crabbe "a
.>unsuished member of the last Wing Congress)
- aecome an advocate of their election Mr..
gailion, formerly member of Congress from
Asnipcsy-and great many, who, though not
1E'en>ively known, have their influence AT home.
4.e doing battle for Polk and Dallas; and the
resent indications are such as 10 Justify the ex-
'@cla.ion, that an enthusiasm as warm and active
a. cnarac;erized the Harrison men in 1910 will
animate the Polk men in ISL
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L 8 WINSTON & co, Importers AID
L Dealers in Woolen Goods at rs Pearl
stree, New York, are now receiving from Manu-
iac,urers in England and TINS country. and from
other sources their Fall aseorimcnts OF Woo!!cn
and Worsted Goods, to which they intend mainly
to confne their sales They invite the attention
OF Merchants TO the following articles which are
offered by' the piece or package at the lowest mar
ket prices:
CLOTHS-American English. French and
German, OF the various grades, coors and quail
ties
PILOT DEMONSTRATING Beaver Cloths,
(plain and fincy) kerseys, Tweed Coating and
1wiiied Cloths, for Orercoais.
MEREs-Superfine 81 and 81 black
and fancy Cas>mcres and Doe Skins, English
AMI American ditto in great :srietr
vESTINGS-Engl>h and F,snch Cashmere
ana six. black and coiored Satins. Swansdovn
and Toilinet diEo, OF latest iEpora,ions and new
es, styles
SATINETS-Tweeds, Paddings, and Can
rass. LYONS, and Genoa Ve!veis, Tabby veiyets,
Silk and Wo.sted Serges, French Eombazines,
Drop fEG. Orleans Cloths and Aipaccas
New York. July9 lS-2mif
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:
We congratulate You on tie brilliant pros
poets which are before rs Neycr. in my recol-
lection. has the Democracy occupied higher
ground. We present al unbroken front, and
throughout the whole line energy. industry, and
determination are the striking characteristics in
all our men. And while such is the case with
lis, the exact reverse i the case win the Wings
hereaboutS al least. The nomination appears 10
have STAINED them. There is none of that wild
spiri; OF enthusiasm which marked them in 1910.
1hci- leaders seem 10 be At loss 10 know what
move 10 make. and the confusion amongst the fol-
lowers is even worse than with the leaders The
result Of all will be- that the: will b. over1hrown
before they ACgceive their danger. just a it was
with Us in lsfo. when Harrison was nominated
feel as il victory would perch on eur banner
We mountain boys are all warm for Texas. and
We shall Use all proper effort 10 ron>e up the peo
pie to the importance OF lis acquisition nj Oacc.'
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curSTFpFIrTD

4 meeting OF the Democrats will he held a,
the Brick School-house near the Coal Mines on
Saturday, the 18th July ii o'clock, p. NJ, for
the purpose Of forming an Association al that
place Al who are friendly to the proposed As
ISOLATION are inviredto attend and unite in throw
ing to the breeze the lag of Polk and Dallas
Mann D.motrGtS of Cfc9erf,d
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[From the Nc7r York San, Ezra. JEip7.
ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT WESTERN.
THREE DAYs LATER FRom ErRoPE.-The
steamship Great Western. Capt Matthews, ar
rived a, her wharf little after midnight. bringing
Liverpool dates 70 the 2ad uitimo. and London 10
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DEMOCRATIC RALLY TOMORROW
NIGHT

The Shockoe Hi Democratic Association of
the City OF Richmond will hold lis next regular
meeting tomorrow "wednesday evening. the
10Th ins; at Democratic Hall. over the Marshall
Hotel. en- Fl street Shockoe Hill at o'clock pre-
cisely 1t is hoped every Democrat in the city
will be present
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The Charleston Mercury disasrees with its
~ss IN Russell county, Alabama, in holding a
,.5ern Convention, during the prc@at SUM
5,rause il will inevitably link (itselt) with
,nn-nachins trial for the Presidency, as all
Is mel, into a prevailing epidemic"
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HOYT'S PRIZE OFFICE--lOo0 DOL
II LARS.-Ho;t is in luck, is be n1tl Ano-
Their OF 81 00o sold Yesterday. and added 10 the
lis, recently solj. Nos. II - 30, drew the mo-
ney. Who'll buy Capital to-day at HOiT'S ?
july 9 lS-lt
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M.nH4AHEs.

lG!h NAV. bv Rev. Z. r. yeitch WILLIAM ".
CHARTER. Of Richmond. Va. 10 Miss LYpi.
Booy. third daughter Of George Boon. ESQ, OF
Warm Springs Bath county, Va.
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", have received Inc July No Of The Demo-
psr,e,r." II eminen,ly supports the distin-
-; reputation OF that Republican Periodical.
'.s,etrllished with likeness of J. Fennimore
~ Il embraces variety OF interesting ar
he iir>t Of which is a Just and mastery
49,. n, the grea, services talents. and principles
~ Van Buren,. The next in the series is an
IN Texas. in connexion with Slavery, show
IA. the remuneration OF that beautiful coun-
MI essentially contribute 10 the rapid exinc-
~, institution of domestic scrvitude.
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E1raAcr NJ n letter fran Fau2"io- O., J.7N 90.
Democracy is going on finely in my section
Of country. The people seem well pleased with
the nominees OF the Baltimore Convention tho
Mr. Van Buren, was their frs; choice hot they
are determined to support Polk and Dallas. l
think the Coon is getting very sick and will peg
out tetwcen this and November
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g JiiY ISL
the receipt of Your letter q. ,he 2Jh ult, inform
ngme that YOU have been appointed by Demo
cratic meeting in the city OF Richmond commit
lee 10 invite me 10 public dinner to be gwen me,
al such time as may appoint.
BE assured. gentlemen, that am deoply ard
most gratefully impressed with tie horror which
the Democrat, Of Richmond have conferred mp
on me. SO iiattering testimonial Of t.e;r feel
ing> in regard 10 my conduct astheir Representa-
tive in Congress, cannot he otherwise than highly
gratifying 10 me: but my numerous professional
and ether engagements, win rutirout OF my pow
er 10 meet them on the occasion s.e.raa L. earlier
than Saurlav TIE ooh inst,
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-, Democratic Association of Rockbridge
/, : ,raruihers in the Chair, and James G. Pax
,s,,n- as Secretary have appointed l0 dele
-. 1, -cpcesent that county IN the Charlones-
convention We shall publish their Pro
y, .ne,s IN our next paper. Mr.. Weller, the able
.,7uen, member from Ohio, addressed the
'..,o,;on. The Valley Star says, his speech
:. : mos, splendid effort"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-09

We have thrown variety of interesting
.>'..,,l articles on our lst and 2d pages OF this
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Extract of q lettcr from The .soatt,jdr, dqsed

i!lDS' L. I~Hi>, = l. I'sLGoN.
Extract Of q ritter from The .Soat,tide, dl'cd
"JcSs 20
II heartily congratulate Won uytn onT political
prospects. The nomination of Polk and Dallas
was. under the circumstances of or paIty, a lu-
dicious. prucen; and wise measure The nomina-
ton has united and inyieoraicd our party, and
il has ensured orr success in Siyember. The
Wings NAV read the Handwriting on the wall
The opposition Of Mr.. Clay to tie annexation OF
Texas VIII cause his annihilatiOE.
Il learn that citizen Bots ard N Editors oithe
Wing are greatly gravclled. becaIse few indis-
erect persons in South Carolina Alluded to dis
solution oithe Union. Unless Teus was taken in.
Pray, where was all their pathetic Soictude.
when, in March lSl3. John u Adams and
other Northern members OF Congress- published
an address. not 10 the people OF II, United States
not 10 their Immediate cousti;uelts-but TO the
people OF the free States; (why nthem but 10 ex-
cite sectional prejudice y inveiglirg against Sla-
very, and declaring that annexaion would be
Identical with dissolution" Thee are the words
copied from the address now befre me- When
Mr.. Adams and - ccn;edcra;es threaten a dis>o-
luton Of the Union, Mr.. Bots nd the Editors
OF the Whig arc, in The cha>te language Of the
said Editors. a. dumb as c1s'crs-but, Jet any
man South OF the Potomac talk Il dissolution,
and these sturdy patriots are alarmed AMI horror
stricken"
IA Committee of Wings have even invited
this fiery marplot 10 public dime, given in no.
nor Of Mr.. Bo!is. What will the ieople of Viz
GINA, insulied and ANNOYED "a they have been in
50 many ways by J. q. Adams think Of the
Propriety Of such an invitation ?-Eaq@irerl
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A Copy-Teste,
JOHN HUNTER. c. L. c.
July Q lc-"-h

II CHANCERY.-VrRCi.n In Gooehiahd'
/ County, Court, 18th June 1911:
ThacLer Peryy Colev. Sally Moody, Frank
W nnI paisy siIer and John Moody Fare.
distributes .t, Of Nancy Coley decd-It is order
81 that Al, neTsons who NAV have claims against
s aS,s,a Il said Nancy Coey decd do exhibit
he he ssme for settlement before Pleasant Turner,
Eyecn i Of said Nancy Coley, On or before the
=, dsv Of September next and that copy OF
,b;s order be published in some newspaper printed
IN he Civ OF Richmond, Tor weeks successive
II and posted at the front door of the Courthouse
OF this county on tvo Court days
A Copy-Teste:
MAR w. MILLER, D. c G. c.
Trlv 0 ls-wSw+
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C1D REWARD-Ran away from The SUI
= IL >criher thn d day Of June IL. a Le-

o1D REWARD.-Ran away from The sub
- " >criber the 81 day of June, 1871, a re-
gro man named MAJOR Major i about 26yearSS
old; Of low stature, though >lont and pretty wei
built: he has scar over one of his eyes, mot re-
collected which j lie had on when he went OF,
cotton oznabu!gs pantaloons and shirt and palm
leaf hat and carried with him sundry other cloth
ing: among which he mad pair OF striped ging-
ham panialoons and coat Il IS expected he viii
aim TO 20 10 Hanover 10 Mrs. Mosby's, where he
has some relations, or he may aim TO 90 10 Mr..
Jones Hines. who lives near Col Goodalls in
said county: or he may have gotten free Papere,
ard aimed 10 get 10 the State OF Ohio. or SONS
other free State Any person tina, will deliver the
said negro 10 me- or secure him in Jail 20 that
get hin again, | will pay the above reward. My
post office address is Flies, Goochland. Virginia
THOMAS JAMES.
Tvr- Is-W4w
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r F WORDS OFFICE-Drawingof Alex
j andria Lottery, Class No. u
50 63 rs y SO 81 - > 3 II 81 81 20
Drawins OF Grand Consolidated Lottery Class ~:
Il 20 10 b ) IL T. Il Il 10 81 10 - -.
Drawing Of Virginia MononsaIia. Class No. -:
II - IL 81 Is 10 IS G3 IS "a
Nos - 10 -. and 10 26 6i, both Capitals
in he above sold and paid BY WORD.
Drawing OF Alexandria Lottery, Class l5S, Extra:
~ - 80 - - - ) Ii Is II 81 - II Il.
Several good Prizes in this Lottery sent out
by WORD.
july q ls-lt
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TO TIE EDITORS OF TIE EMO UIRER.


PLATrsBuRG, State OF New YORK
June ~, I-i4. (
Yor will pcrceire b. the enclosed bill, that
the people OF the North" are not al Fanatics
81 The meeting called in tie enclosed bill there
were not more than ten Abo;tiouists-thc rest
ofthe audience was made ot boys and mere look
eIs-on. Abolition il Clinton county. y. Y i a
mere "humbug' ami Is pas>iag awav with the
things that trer.. The Aioiiionisis in this coun-
" nsov GIRO, or ooald eire, two hundred votes. il
poll OF tour thousand-but every Wig Abo-
ition;st will give his vote for Henry Clay Polk
and Dallas viii carry every true Democrat in the
county"
(The Encosurc)
'7o nc FdcnGs of Libafg Gad Fire. Dis
cuSSj0a The Reverend MgRRlrr Bates will dis
cu>s the subject Of Siavery in this place, this
afternoon, at six o'clock. Having been denied
admission 10 tie houses Of RELIGIONS worship ard
the public buildings in ths place Mr. Bates is
obliged to deliver his Lecture IN the Courthouse
yard. We hope none Of the friends OF free dis
cuSsion Of all questions OF morals will BE- deferred
by uidilg inconvenience from attending this
meeting. e. DRURY, 60
e. MOORE, '"7''
Pittsburgh Jane II, l5ll"
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CHAS WORKMAN, LOTTERY VEN
y DER, RICHMOND. VIRGINIA, offers for sale
Tickets in all the Lotteries under the manage
ment OF MeSsrs. J. G. Gregory & Co. and on the
same terms as advertised BY them.
Extract OF rich Schemes 10 be drawn soon:
July l3tl-S30000 10000, 10 Prizes OF 81
600. &c-Tichets so.
July 2Oth-5=lo,O00, 10000, G,o0o &c.-Tickets
July a7lh-s3oOoo, 10000, 100 $4,000, &c.
Tickets 80.
August $50 900 10000. 80 of $1,000, &c.-
Tickets $40
Angus; 1880, 900 Il, 600 40 OF $1,000. Sc.
Tickets SO
zTAll Or!ers confidential, and executed with
dispatch
Drawing Of the Alexandria Lottery, No. 81,
4, Alexandria. JULY 9Th
80 IS IL - SO 81 ~ - 3 - 81 81 90
Nos. 3 81 81, a Prize OF $50, sold al this OF.
fee in the above.
July 9 ls-lt
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JOHN HUNTER, c. c.
lS-w2m

TN Y.-VIRGIsrA-At Rules held
L in the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior
Court Of Law and Chancery for Louisa county,
on Monday the lst day OF July, lSii:
William Thompson, Plaintiff:
against
John Day and Joseph Tallcy, Administrator de
bon;s non. with the viii annexed, OF Nathan Tai
lev. deceased. and a Commissioner 10 sell ccrain
Negroes which descended from the Estate OF tie
said Nathan Talley deceased Defendants:
The defendant. John Day, not having entered
his appearance and given security according 70
law and the rules Of This Court, and it appearing
bv satisfactory evidence, that he i rot an inhati
tan, Of this STATE, on Tie motion OF the plaintiff,
by MS Atorney, it is ordered that the said defend
ant, John Day, do appear before he Judge Of the
said Court al the Courthouse, on the first day &
the next term Of the said Coun, and answer the
plaintiffs bill: and that copy Of this rrcer be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper Published in
the city Of Richmond foriwo months successfully.
and posted Al the front door 0. me Courthouse oil
this county on some Court day.
A Corv-Tesre,
JOHN HUNTER. c. c.
Ju.vo lS-w2m
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TN CHANCERY.-VI ac.SiA.-At a Court Of
| Quarterly Session, continued and held for
Louisa county. a, the Court House thereof, on
WetnrSiav, the 18th day Of June, ISL:
Stephen Farrar in his own right, AMI as Execu-
torof Matthew Farrar. deceased, Plaintiff
against
Matthew Farrar and other Defendants.
The defendant above named not having enter
ed MS appearance and given security according
10 law, and the rules Of this Court, and il appear
ing 10 the satisfaction of the Court, that he is not
an inhabitant Of this State On motion Of The
plaintiff bv his Attorney. il is ordered that the
said defendant Matthew Farrar 90 appear heiofe
the JUSTICES Of our county court OF said county, at
tie Court House. on the second Monday in Sep
;ember next, and answer the plaintiff : bill
and that a copy Of this orier be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper published in the city OF Rich
roond Tor two months excessively, and posted ar
the front door of the Court House Of this county,
on some Court day.
A Copy-Teste,
JOHN HUNTER. c. L. c.
TITO I--W1.n.-
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mo JOHN DAY. EsQ.-Sir 4 you are not
i resident Of the State OF Virginia. | take
this method Of informing YOU, tha; shall proceed,
on the 5.h day OF September, 1914, between the
hours OF sunrise and sunset OF that day, 10 take
the DISPOSITIONS OF Elisha Melton and others, 10 hc
read a. evidence in 4 certain Chancery stlt now
depending in the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chancery Tor the county OF Louisa, State of
Virginia. in which | am plaintiff. and YOU and
others are defendants. The place of taking said
dispositions will be in the Tavern House OF Eli
shaa Melton n the Courthouse OF the said county
of Louisa state OF Virginia. II the taking OF
said dispositions he not completed on the day aore-
said. Shall continue 10 take the same from day
to Gav. between said hours, until finished
Sc
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10 IT, 60 Is SO ~ 5 Is Is IA - % Il A..
Drawing OF Monongalia Lottery, Class No. y.
II ~ ~ ~ - " l3 63 IS "a
Drawing OF Grand Consolidated Lottery Class
30. 40:
Is % 10 p - i6 T. II II 10 IS 4j - %.
Drawing OF Alexandria Lottery. Class No u
- 63 Is ;, So 81 - IS 3 II 81 81 81
Jur . l--lt
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" IN gre2t respect ana esteem.
N-n,- oi,o3;.,. so.-..., -.

!. w. JONES.
To Messrs. Thomas Richie. Tht,nas & Biegc-
Jas. BoshcT. Daniel Trueheari John Lynch
Tho>. II. Ellis. : H. Oencon.
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uoYT'S OFFICE-Drawing Of New Jer-
II >ey Lottery Class No Us
81 - 81 q Il il 3 > Il 81 63 Il.
Drawing of Alexandra Lottery, Extra, Class
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RICHMOND LIGHT DRAGONS

The Richmond Light Dragons, with their
guests the Henrico Troop and Chesterfield ORA
goonS. together with a number oigenIlcmen, cee-
braied The 4ih inst. with dinner a, Fairfield
Captain Gregory presided. assisted hv Licuts.
Wetih, Robinson and Sheppard, IS Vice Presi-
denis After the cloth was rt.lorcd the follow
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WILLIAM THOMPSON.
Louisa co. State OF Va. July 9. lo-w2m
RIO MARCUS \ THOMPSON ESQ

I.oui>a CO.. state OF Va. JAY =. lc-W2n
no MARCUS \. THOMPSON, Esq
i Sir: As you are not resident OF the State OF
Virginia we take this method Of notifying you,
that we shall proceed, on the 9Th day of Septenl-
Der ISL. between the hours OF sunrise and sun
sci of that dav. (in the Law Office OF : w. Nor
ris. At Louisa Cour-hOuSe, state Of Virginia 10
take the GepoSions OF Andrew +. Beades and
others to be read as evidence in 4 certain Chan
cerv suit now depending in the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chancery for Louisa county,
State of Virginia in which we are plaintiffs and
YOU and others are defendants. GourS, &c,
JOHN BEADLES. and
WILLIAM w BEADLES,
Merchants and partners. trading under the firm
and STYLE Of J. & ". w Beadles
Louisa CO., State OF Va, July9. ls-w2m
ID UNAWAY IL JAIL-At Tazewe Court
II House Virginia, a runaway negro is now
in Jail. who calls himself Henri. He is about
20 or - years Of age; dark mulatioe. 3 feet or
) inches high; slow spoken; had on, when COM
miied. gray casinet paGtaloon, and round jacket.
He can read and write. The owner Of said ne
gro is requested TO come forward, prove property,
pay charges and take him away, or be will he
dealt with according to law.
IN NASH, Jailor
July 9 lo-wGw
y CD ANfERf. ECiSIA-At Rules held
/ in ON ~1tfice OF the Circuit Superior
Coz -Aancery for Louisa county,
on -, the st day Of July. 1914:
John Beadles and William W. Beadles. mer-
chants and partners in trade, under the firm and
style of J. & w W. Bcatles, Plaintiffs:
against
Marcus Aurelius Thompson and Mary Thomp-
son, in her own right, and as Administrative Of
Richard Thompson deceased Defendants:
The defendant Marcus Aurelius Thompson,
no, having entered Ms appearance and given Sc
curitv. according 10 law and the rules OF this
Court. and it appearing by satisfactory evidence,
that he is not an inhabtant OF this State on the
molten OF the plaintiffs, By their Attorney. it is
ordered that the said defendant Marcus Aurelius
Thompson, do appear before the Judge ofthe said
Court. at the Courthouse on the first day Of the
next term OF the said Cour, and answer the plain
tiff b and that copy OF this order lie forth
with inserted n some newspaper published in the
city of Richmond for TWO months successfully,
and posted at the front door OF the Courthouse Of
this county Oh some Court day.
4 Copv-Te>tc
JOHN HUNTER, G. G.
July Q lS-w2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-09
III. .Jnrl,SS Rcn'l

JONI W. JONES, Esq.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-09
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