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y. BOIL, FLORIST,

s1xe CORNER of Fifieh and Bloomngdaie road.
~ Hers for sale splendid selection of Standard Ross and
~Aothsrs IN pots comprising m choce,t and
rete' Of Moss, Perpetual Bengal Tea, Nosee aad B9ur
bons, the finest collection 10 the country Also splcncid
lection Of Cameas, comprisns upwards Of 400 varieties
Azes Rhododendron and other green house and hardy
plants Moors Boomngdale pess every ~ III.
door, startitg from Of Chatham and Tryon Row
Bouquets pur up tistfiuly. NJ in.m
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Died.

BY the Rev. j H. Price Mr. VIM. Brown TO Miss Mar
Rowan, both ofthis city.
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CENTRE VILLE TROTTING COURSE L. l.
A MATCH wilt come of tbs course Oh Thursday,
May a. Thrse Mile Heats in Harness. between John Anderson
and achahoaas with Purse Of $50 by the prepetor
aud closed.
Also the same dey Purse Of $40 Mile Heats best three
hvr under saddle for horses that
soto close Monday evening May the 29h before
O'Clock, three more to Ike field.
Centre,ille Course, April IS, 1914 a2j 1src
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FOl.r OF NEW yORM, APRIL rs
,,g M,fear,t Parker, o. e.ddy. St Joha. NJ Tuche,

- afsrs... s...-.5 moon sErs.... go ,l2 A.
n sErs,.- -. 6 ~ HiGH wArga,....,.... 8
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NEW YORK, ALBANY AND TROY STEAMBOAT
LINE.
spsSQoN ~ FOR ALBANY AND TROY-Momne
Line from the foot OF Barclay street Iandng
-Gs----E&.k-a istetmediste places.
she steamer TROY, Captain A. Gorham, this morning
7 O'Clock.
The ste,mer TROY Captain A. Gorham. Saturday nom
ing q o'clock
Evening Line from foot Of Coufl,ndt street. direct
The steamboat ALBANY. Caltain H. u. Macy, this
ng, az o'clock -
fhe steamer Sw ALLOW, Captain A. Mclean to morrow
evening, at 7 O'Clock.
The Boats Of this Line owing 70 their light draught
able NJ al times "a the bars aud reach Albany
AID Frey in ample time take the morning Of cara for
the west
For freight apply board or at the Offices on the
wfayfa a2stc
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nEACHEs30 barrels Dried Peaches, in fire order landing
from ship Ocmulgee for sale lots 80 purchasers by
H.. X. COLLINS * Co,
a7j sire " South street
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Woshs e-ocm it favor, IL Captains Of Vcrsss AL yt
10 Commcdore RoDERT SiLyEY, Of News Flies, Re
port Of the shipping left the Po whence they sailed the
.ny Foreign Newspapers or News they may have lie w,
board them immediately their arrival Agents ard Cor
respondents home abroad will also confer iavo, ~
.-Edlng to this ufeo all the Narins Intelligence they
obai1. Nantc,l aioreaos u Ssy kind viii ts'h,,tfs7
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GRAND MUSICAL ~ MASONIC FESTIVAL,
THURSDAY, April 25th, 1874. AT the TABENNACLE,
for the Benefit OF the Asylum Fund - the Widows and
Orphaus Of the Grand Lodge OF the Sta,r Of New York
The Committee Of the Gland Lodge of tins State have great
pleasure annouucing the Masonic Paternity and the
sininence this city they u,end Grand NscA and
Masonic FESTIVAL, at the Tabernacle on Thursday, Apnf
The following eminent Performers have already prorsred
sIGNOaA T. BORGHEsE.
MADAME OTTO, MRs +. nopEk
MIME BURKHAnDT. Miss TAYLOR,
- 10y pern,son o, W Mitchell ESQ
MIR A. PHILLIPS, SIG. MAYER
MV BROiJGH and SIG. SANQUIR1CO.
In addition the above Galaxy Of Talent Perform
been applied to- and their will b.
published as answers can be received
have in III knd manner consented perform tfo this
only Mend,ohus Forty second Psalm, tor Full Oh or
with Solos Quartet aud Full Orchestra Of Fifty Performers
AN GRAFTON
Will be delivered by the Honorable
Dh j ~ X, N Is. NJ q y y.
Oganist'. ...... -. Mr. Alpes
Conductors -. Bros Lodrr and Iimm
PianO forte Mr.. w A. Mag.
The GRAND LODGE will attend IN Full heaa, and all
Brethren are requested to appear IN Masonic httre
u Tickets One DoarTo admit Lady snd pent efpan
to be obiinsd the Music Stores Of Mcobes o. me ten
y and at the Grand secreary Ofce Howard onse corner
Of Broadway and Howard street and q che Comm ttse
al al, \; RoBE tyRiLT}s p D J" q !" NJ
JAMES HERRING, q. Secretary.
John UOR-PO0L, P. M
J H. ROGERS, X. u. l.. &.
ap2l 5t-ec
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- - .-.----------.---
| EFT THE STAGE

LEFT THE STAGE.
m +. LENNON would inform his fsen and the public
that AZ he has lett tn, Stage they will take the
Stage Tor Rail Rost ta} and y, his residence, the
RAIL ROAD HOUSE, 8Gth aud ah Yorkvi'e,
where he will satsfy their appetite and avgore
them uoits On Saturday Cola Cut aad
TO the stomach /, well the house.
Cars stop directly opposite the door AIS 3c
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NOTICE TO Pilots and Captains Of Vessel

All Pilots aud Captains of vessels requested to the
fact that Robert Martin formerly ship collector
ISL nown:our employ. lie therefore, to receive
newspapers reports Intended for the New York Herald
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CLAY MINIS IT IL J. :
,-, siyTu GRAND CONCERT, II Constitution Hall
gla No $50 Broadway, Thursday Evening, April 23th
AA-IH Come all good reople th1fx TO Clay
rs AID hear the Ministries Fusir play,
10 rease YOU all wen do our best,
And sng for HAIRY Of the West.
Ttkett q to be had NJ the doer Concert to
mence a, click --- az. Tire
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T.
- TINGS-LEVr SP0ONER will sell Friday
z6th instant at their sales room, ISL Broadway,
o'clock number of valuable paintings Of established
character in this city imported past specially incor
po'ate national and brought
empory sale. They purchased at high with able
adv from fountain head Europe aud worthy the
OF persons making puhc private collections. The
agctoneeIs warranted stating that there
whatever and ht the bdanss will be perfectly free. Can he
cf sale. aga 3tsrc
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MARITIME HERALD.

Sailing D,xs OF tine ssea1. sa.;,s
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Ship Masters and Axsnsa.

=. Foreign Letter Bags
aeieaiter Letter and Newspaper Bags for all OF IN
w orio, Will be made up az The HNRALp OfsIcE.
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| TO, CARvARs. GLpERs, Compo,,tion Ornament
Man cturers and others the Interior decora
ton of heuse-Ths entire and valuable econ of Gfeean
othc, Fench aud PAPER Mache Mouids together with the
stock consisting of Column aud Autlr Caps Mi che
C.ilIs Flowers Resets Paueas, &c &C. The property of
ton By WILKINS & ROLLINS, at SIS Broadway New
York on Saturday. 2h Apr lst at 10 o'clock forenoon
the above brsnchs this sale will
chance OF aiming valuable loulds other articles.
THIS opportunity which should not be neglected Sale
positive e25 3tsm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-06

Mr. Clay expected 10 vote for MI Adams t rr,
the moment lie anticipated his own exclusion rom
the House He isa good Judge o! human mn, cilIl-
5c;er. lie knew MIR Adams Ia hc coa' cd'c.-
ting diplom&.;s' whose principles arc s"o SUI.
Went 10 his ambition CT his avarice 9'ahG'il9
uncommucsl, With The Presidency III ms manu-, ne
krew, thai from snch man, he could oa i III any
price for il, which he might demand. Inc urn
patriotism, and stern integrity oil ueie,dl '"e"-
son, were also we'll known 10 HIM. he'.: was
i;ti. ground 10 hope from him the promise VI fiil
favor or advancement, consideration OF h'S
support II is, therefore very probable, 'la' even
in October, 1891 he expected IN lne Gnu - VIC
tcr Mr.. Adams. and declared such On intention 20
his confidential friends. lie thus MADE evidence
for himself which he now finds II very COVE
nien,to call forth. But had h. found 1t ms ia'ercs
10 vote for General Jackson, these aecl"ld'lo''s
would never have been head OF. On The contra
nv, had his motives in giving s,lch Vo'e se t
callcd in question. he could have proTea o.
Messrs Carneal, Moore, Wicklite!,, and Floyd
by al bis public conduct, b. The WISHES OF hcil-
lieky, and the resolutions oil her legislature
that he had not only anticipated such course
but tina. il was strictly contormabc to every lie
lnblican principle He was, therefore, well pre-
rarei for Il yindication on either Sldc, WINE ms
real oJjrci was 10 ascertain how The Cabinet was
10 DC filled. and vote accordingly.
(T1Jc ConiiaRd)
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BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION, EQUIPMENT !
ASn Rrr,iR Inlr IL ISL.

ASD RrrAiR, Jul; IL, ISL
HNO cary into efectthai part ofthc act Of Coz
i sress making appropriations for the naval
service for the fiscal year. ending June 30, 1915.
which relates TO the purchase oil American water
rotted Hemp
Proposals will he received at this Bureau, until
: o'clock, p NJ, of the Both day OF August next,
for delivering at the Navy Yard. Chareslown,
Mass, TWO hundred ions vi American water-ro,-
ted Hemp
This Hemp must be equal in quality to the
Riga Rein Hemp heretofore purchased for the
Navy-samples of which are now in the said
Navy Iari-muSt be delivered free of all cx-
pcnse 10 the United States, and be subject 10 the
inspection and approval of persons who will nc
appointed by. and act under instructions from The
Navy Department.
Persons making offers must state the price
asked per ton ol 2,2i0 pounds, delivered 4! the
Navy Yard, and must forward with them the
offers of persons OF sufficient property 10 become
surcties in onc-thrd the amount Of the contract
for lis performance il The Offer should be accepted
Separate proposals will be received for guam
titles Of not less than thirty tons, nor more than
two hundred tons To diminish the hazard 10
contractors OF forwarding hemp from the West
ern States, which may not be OF proper quality
or sufficiently we'll prepared, the Secretary ofthe
Navy has appointed two agents. who will, when
requested, inspect hemp that may bc prepared 10
fulfil contracts 10 IL made under this advertise
ment. One ofthesc agents will inspect the hemp
that may be sent 10 Louisville, Kentucky, and
the other that which may BIZ sent 10 ST Louis, in
Missouri. Thcs, agents will bc furnished with
samples of Riga Rein hemp and with the means
Of testin. the strength Of hemp aud will be ready
10 give all information in their power, To enable
contractors 10 have their hemp properly prepared
andt ascertain the strength and character Of il,
before the expense Of sending it 10 The Navy yard
IS incurred 1t mus, be distinctly understood,
however that the inspection and opinion OF these
agents is merely 10 diminish the risk to con-
tractors, By furnishing useful information. The
only inspection By which the hemp can be final
u received and paid for, will be that at the Navy
Yard where it is TO be delivered.
The whole quantity of the hemp embraced in
any contract must he delivered at the navy yard
Charlestown, Mass, on or before the Isl day of
August, 1915.
In addition 10 the bonds which will be required
for the faithful performance of contracts ten per
cent. will be deducted from all bills for deliveries,
and retained until the completion Of the contract
as additional security for its performance The
remaining ninety per centum will be paid within
thirty days after the bills, duly approved, shall
be presented 10 the Navy Agent at Boston.
July p &-,oA
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POETRY.
"MucH YET xEm.r>. uSsrSo"
5Er,,,, ,5c y,os,o, nil, J,,.cs \

(From The Boston Daiiu Tfmcs)
IE STEAM-HATCHED TO THE HEN
PICKED CHICKEN.
Be off, you little crawling thing,
lnsutferably mean.
Ani shelter'd by your mothers wing
From Sun and rain to screen.
How droo;s your little pql,Ty crest,
And shrink Your little legs
While strut OF with swelling breast,
And spur-protected pegs.
You are my elder by week
Yet Just compare our size
Why. my already hardened beaI,
Could gouge your puny eyes.
And while around the "gob" of dough-
Lahorously YOU travel;
cut the "Indisn" long ego,
And took 10 eating gravel.
You can't impale single worm,
Without your mas consent,
While on grubs dila:e my form,
AID keep no foolish Lent.
And then WHIT Jolly rows we have;
The like YOU never saw;
Yon little chap dig gave.
Ami picked his cock's-comb raw.
The Eccele bion man.
Coniound the cfack-jaw name
Topauns does The hest he can,
And scod> and cries on, shame
But well he knows be would fare worse,
Ii more he tried TO do;
A man. you see, .; nj govern US
a hen can manage You.
Claws off! you lille bob-tailed chick,
Scorn YOU for brother;
One saucv peep" and Twill lick,
You Ind your sidy mother.
Hush there's chick of whom dream,
A dream Of Young desire
Good bye, young sumph! hurrah for steam
Hip! who's afraid Of ire2
OLD 'Ux
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scHooh will d.r BE ssGe1 5 at ny h2 2"
commencing OF TIE Is, OF September and closing
the Isl OF .Iuy next The subscriber. having the
preparation of his own Boy Cor the University
solely in view in establishing this School VIII
limit the number 10 fifteen pupils. of whom he i
desiiuus Of having six as Boaa.crs; and il lhese
be promptly engaged the number will he liInitc'.
10 lwcyc. There are row four vacancies.
The subjects tanEh, arr Tie Greek, Latin,
French and German languages; Geography, His
cory, English Grammar and Composition, Arh-
metic and Mathematics.
Terms--For Board and Tuition for the session
of ten months, payable half yearly in advance,
SlG0. WILLIS H. WOOnLEi,
University OF Virginia.
July IL 2G-;f
-. Wing requested 10 copy in country paper
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Jaly %

ITO MARCUS \. THOMPSON. Esd
j Sin As you are not a resident OF rIir State Of
Virginia. VIC lake this method ot notifying ycu,
that we shal! proceed. on The 9TH day OF Sep,cn-
her, 1914. between lie hours OF sunrise and sun
St; OF that day (in the Law Office Of ). W. Nor
lis. at Louisa Courthouse STATE of Virginia. 10
take the deposition, OF Andrew 7. BeaG!es and
Others % be read as evidence in certain Chan
Gerry suit now depending in til, Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancery for Louisa comfy
State OF Virginia, in which We are plaintiffs ana
YOU and Others are defendants. Yours &c,
JOHN READLIS. and
WILLIAM W. BEADLE:
McrclahS and partners. trading under the lIrin
and style of J. & W. w. Beacles.
Louisa co., State OF Va. July9. l5-w2m
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CEABROOK's WAREHOUSE afford.
y the Inspectors OF this Warehouse pleasure 10
inform the Planters Of Tobacco in Virginia and
North Carolina, that Seabrook's Warehouse i
now in good order for the reception of Tobacco:
that ample insurance against fire will be made OF
all Tobacco in the Warehouse; the rate OF dray-
age is the same as 10 other warehouses; thai
freight will be paid on all Tobacco sent TO them;
that their undivided attention will be paid 10 The
business Of the Warehouse, and every effort made
on their part to expedite business.
THOMAS c. BURCH, ! 1rs,e.,ors
THOs. T. JOHNSON. iusPee'oi'
Jan, la 67-2awa
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(tLERK's OFFICE, Eastern District Of I'ir-

(tLEGK'S OFFICE, Eastern District IF Fir
~ nid--T1 r1t:
BE i, remembered that on the 81 day Of July,
1871, in The 6eth year OF the Independence OF
the United States OF America. Drinkcr 4 Nor
rs deposited in this Office the title OF Book, the
right whereof the said Drinker & Morris claim
as proprieors, in the worJ, AID figures following.
to wit: An Essay upon the act OF the General
Assembly Of Virginia. passed April 81 ls.is, en-
titled an act amending the Statutes Of L.irnItd-
,ons. and founded, on The English Statute Of
9TH Geo. II. c. itii. with preliminary erqui-
r.; into The law Of New Premises under tie
Statute of Limitations" by William I. Joynes
Of Petersburg, in conformity 10 the &C, Of Con-
eress Of the t. States. entitled all act 10 amend
TIC several acts respecting copy rights:
P MAYO
Clerk Of the District.
Inl,. .? ao-wiW
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BrnEAr Oh CoxsrRrer!oN. EorlrMENr }

BUREAU or CONSTRUCTION. Equipment
AND REPAIR. July Is, 1871. (
SEALED PROPOSALS viii re received a,
- This Bureau until 3 O'Clock p NJ, OF the
ith Of September next. for furnishing aad deli
veriug at the Navy Yard, Brookin, New York
Isl. All The live oak timber necessary 10 com.
ple,c the flames brcas.hooks, beam and hecson
pieces. and promiscuous timber for ship OF tie
line, :; tiica:c and s!oop al war, lor which par
tial deliveries have leen made 10y Chas. l.. Sib-
bald under former contract: and
2d. For Il ship %; tn l;ne. sloop of war. anu
a schooner; for which partial deliveries have been
made b: Alcssrs. Van Hook and vaughn, under
former contract
Schedules. showin. the particular parts OF the
frames the brea>,- hooas-uG:nArr ana tie dimel-
,ons d! the beam and keeison picces--ouanii:ies
and dimensions Of pfo!niscuous timber, Ieqniicd
Ia complete these contracts, can be obtained by
persons wishing 10 ci!cr, on application Ia the
Commandment Of the Navy Yard AT Brooklya, y.
York.
Separate offers must be made for supplying all
the deficiencies under each II the former con-
tracts and the prices ashc'i per cubic foot Tor tic
frames, timber, AMI lrea,t-hooks for the beam
pieces for In" kcclsoa pieces; and for the pro-
miscuous timber. for each class OF vessel, in each
offer must IN. stated separately. The frame tim
her is 10 tc cu ~ noulls, ani the whole. in con-
UllN lkIl iil>tH ItI5S W llGil Viii u
cd TO persons with whom contracts may be made.
The said timber must have grown within
twenty-five nilc, from lie sea. which must be
proved 10 the satisfaction Of The Commander nj Of
the Yard, and must he free iloIa all injuries IL:
defects, which may impair lis good qualities for
the purposes ior which i. is intended and must be
subject 10 the inspection ard measurement OF
persons appointed by said Commandant, and in
all respects 10 his entire satisfaction, The whole
must he delivered on, or before The first day ot Au
gust 1877.
No proposal will IL considered, unless accom-
panied hy Il guaranty, signed by two persons
(whosc ability 10 make good their guaranty shall
be certified 10 hy some Commanjan; VI Navy
Var! or Na;r Ageal,) tina, the person offering
shall, if his offer be accepted, cnier into contract
before the 10Th October next ior the good and
sufficient suieties 10 dclive. the timber embraced
in his offer, within he Tim. specified for lis de-
livery.
Ten per ceniam of the amount Of nil deliver
les will he deducted from the amount Of all bills
which may h. approved for deliveries, and held
a, additional security 10 the bonds 10 be given,
and will not be paid until the contract shall he
fully completed. according 10 lis provisions. The
remaining ninety per ccntum OF bills thus ap-
proved will he paid by the Navy Agent al New
York. within thirty days after the presentation OF
the bills 10 him.
july - 22-lill.Scpt
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TINE tr-weekly Mail Coach for White Sui
/ phur Springs, Lewisburg Charleston an'
Guyandotic, passing Ba!cony Falls, NaiGfa
Bridge, Dagsers OF DibrclIs Springs, Clii,ol
Forge, Coving,on and Calaghan's-end, also, IL
connection isdirect 10 Lexington from Lynchburs
Alum Springs, Warm and Hot srrinss-wil
leave Lynchburg every Monday, WEDNESDAY am
Friday after breakfast. Extra coaches Will D
furnished at any time
JAMES NJ. BOYD, Proprietor.
May lief
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DROWN, TAYLOR & TUCKER, (forme;-
IL ly Brown & Taylor,) COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS GRooERs, Richmond, Va, will pay par
ticuar attention 10 the sale OF Tobacco, Flour and
Wheat LUDWELL H. BROWN,
EDWIN NJ. TAYLOR,
BEVERLEY TUCKER.
Refer to Messrs. Storm, Dubois & Co, New
York; Caleb Cope. Esq, Philadelphia; Lewis
Webb, Esq, Richmond Wyatt Cardwen, Esq,
Charlotte G, 81 William Kinney, Esq, Saunton;
Mayo Cahell, Esq. Nelson's Judge Henry ST. Gee.
Tucker, University OF Virginia.
Feb 20 ss-w1y
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AGAINST
Joseph jenkins administrator of Lawrence
Anderson, deceased. Joseph Anderson, Jacob An
derson, Reuben Anderson, Meredith Anderson
Robert Anderson Bc,>ey Anderson. and Rhoda
Anderson, John Blanton and Joseph Fuqua,
Defendants:
The defendant, JOSEPH Anderson, Jacob An
derSon. and Reuben Anderson, not havin" enter
ed their appearance and given security according
to the Act Of Assembly ami the Rules OF this
Court ami il appearing hy satisfactory evidence
that they are mol inhabitants Of this country, il is
orered that the said dccadanl>do appear here ON
the iirs, day oil the August term neX,, and answer
the bill q. the plaintiffs, and that copy OF this
oricrbc forthwith inserted i'll some newspaper pub
lslla in the cit: Of Richmond Tor two months
successfully, AMI posted at the front door OF The
cour; house Of this county.
A copy-Tesle, JOHN DANIEL, c.
June Is I2-w2m'
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July 9

TN CHANCERY.---VlRalN AT Rules held
L in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancery for Caroline Coun-
~, on the Sd day Of June, 1911:
Corbin Brax,on, Sheriff Of King William
Comfy, Committee Administrator Of Anderson
Johnson, deceased, Plaintiff
against
Fanny Wilson, Mary A. Pannill and
others, Defendants.
The defendant, Mary A. Pannill, not having
entered her appearance, and given security ac-
cording to the Act of Assembly and The Rules OF
this Court, and ii appearing By satisfactory ext
dcnce that She is not an inhabi,ant Of this Com
monweah 1t is ordered, that the said dct'.ndan,
appear before the Judge of our Court al the
Couu House, on The first day Of the mex; Term,
and answer the bill of the plaintiff, ana thai a
copy of this order he forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the City of Richmond,
for two months succcssivcly, and posted AT the
iron, door of the Court House of this county.
A Copy. Teste, ROBT HCDGlN, c. c.
Junell l0-w2m
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TN CHANCERY.-VlEo Rules held
L in the Clerks Office Of the Circai, Superior
Court of Law and Chancery for Louisa county,
on Monday, The lst day Of July, 1911.
John Bcadles and William W. Beadlcs. mer-
chants and partners in trade under the firm aud
style OF ]. s w. w. Beadcs, Plaintiffs:
against
MarcusA urelus Thompson and Mary Thomp-
son, in her own right and Us Administrative OF
Richard Thompson, deceased Defendants:
The defendant, Marcus Aurelius Thompson,
not having entered his appearance and given So
curily, according 10 law and the rules Of this
Court, and it appearing BY satisfactory evidence,
ihat he is not an nhabitant OF this State, ON the
motion OF The plaintiffs, by their Attorney, it is
ordered, that the said defendant, Marcus Aurelius
Thompson, do appear before the Judge ofthc said
Couri, at the Courthouse, on The first day of the
mex, term Of the said Court, and answer the plain
tits bill: and thai copy Of This odcr he forth
with inserted in some newspaper published in the
city of Richmond for two months successfully.
and posted at the from, door of the Courthouse OF
this county on some Court day.
4 Copy-Tcste,
JOHN HUNTER, C. c.
July 9 lS-u2n
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IN RY.-VmdINn:--At rules hol :
4 en- in the Clerks Office Of the Circnit Superb
ol Court OF Law and Chanccry, Tor thc county
of Cumberland, a, the court house nj said colu-
". ON the first Monday i'll june. in the year 1911
John Anderson ana Frances his WIFE,
Compartments:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-06

IN CHANCERY.-ViR SIA:-At Rules hcd
L III the Clerks Office OF the Circuit superior
Court OF Law and Chancery for Louisa county,
on Monday tn Isl day OF July, 1911:
William Thompson, Plaintiff: