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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-24
NOTICE.


DY virtue Of deed of trust executed TO the late John
ID w. Lewis and enjamin Lewis, as Trustees, by
Psyton r. Burwe OF the county Of Mecklenbnra, for
the purpose OF securing the payment OF bond duo TO
Blair Burwel, which deed is recorded 10 the Clerks
Office Of the County Court Of Meeklenbnrg, bearing
date the second day Of September, eighteen hundred
and twenty -four, the suhserber, as surviving Trustee
WILL Ut Chris tansvie In the county OF mocklenburg.
on the eighth day of December next, at - o'c"ck II
fair not the fair day thereafter, sunday except
ed offer for sale, at public auction, 10 the highest bid
der, for ready money, much the following mentirn
cd property In the aforesaid deed as may be
necessary To satisfy the debt due TO Blair BurWe
and costs and charges OF executing this trus-o wit
Tract Of Land lying in the county Of Mecklenburg,
containing hve hundred and fifty -four acres, and bound
ed by the lands of the Estate Of Henry H. Burwel de-
ceased the North, the Estate of George hinge, de-
ceased, on the East and Robert Scott the South and
West, being the same trnet OF land on which the said
Peyton z. Burwe now resides.
Also, between thirty and forty Slaves, consisting
of mon, women and children, &c, &c.
The subscriber, as Trustee, will convey 10 the pnr-
chaser purchasers, such title only IL vested in
him by the aforesaid deed.
Oct. 3-cw2m BENZ. LEWIS, Trustee.
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M ARRIA(sES.

Married, on the 20,h instant. in Baltimore, by
Rev. Thomas Atkinson, The Rev. WM. q. JACK
SON, Chaplain OF The University Of Virginia, 10
Mrs ELIZABETH P. CAMPBELL, OF Lynchburg, Va.
Married on the 2ai instant, at The Second Bap-
list Church, by Rev. +. L. Magoon, MIR. AuGUs-
rus H. DREwRY, merchant of this city, 10 Miss
L.vIslA T. AsDERsoN, of Chesterfield county
Married, on The 10Th instant at Mount Ida,
near Alexandria, D. c., by The Rev. f. R. Lip
pitt, JoHN J. LLOYD, Esq, Of Baltimore, Mary
land. to ELIZA ARMIsrEAD, daughter Of The late
Or. Wilson Cary Selden, Of Loudoun county,
Virginia.
Married, on Thursday evening, 10th inst. by
the Rev. G. Wilson McPhail, JAMES L. GoRpoS.
Esq, Delegate elect 10 The Legislature from
Louisa county, 10 Miss MARY +. BEALE, daugh-
ter Of VIM. c. Beae, Esq, of Fredericksburg.
Married. at Mr.. VIM. Childs's, Hanover
county, on the 18th Instant by the Rev. NJ. B.
Sweeney, Mr. JESSE franklin Of This City, to
Miss SARAH H. GRUBBs, Of the former place.
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THE subscriber will offer, anction the premises,
i on the 10Th Of December next, the Estate called
DUNLORA, the late residence of Col. Samuel Carr,
containing by recent survey, four hundred and forty.
three acres OF these. one hundred and sixty are RI
low grounds, Of the finest quality; more than one
hundred ACES are heavily tnbered the greater part Of
which is within two miles Of charlottesville, where
except what ha, been seeded in wheat this Fall il well
net In grass This Estate is situated between TWO aud
three miles North OF charlottesville, and within Tour
miles &c the University Of Virginia, In a wealthy neigh
borhood, remarkable for its intelligence und morality
The Rvanna river, which bounds the Estate, is navi.
gable for bateaux, In both Of is branches, far FIVE and
sx miles above H. 10 large manufacturing mills Of tho
highest rcpuie There Is also another large mill one
mile below, on a tributary Of the Rivanna. The I'm
pfovements consist Of large and elegant brick dwell
ing and all necessary out hoisps.
TERMS, one fourth on The 18th February, l8aG, and
the residue ia three equal annual ustanens thereafter
Immediately after The sale Of the land there will also
be offered al auction. thirteen Young and likely Ne
eroes, all the Stock Plantation Utensils and fouaehod
Furniture, and The cro9s "f Corn Hay and Tobacco
TERMS made known TN the day Of sac.
Oct I0-elds GEORGE WATSON CARR.
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EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE



IN accordance with the last will aud testament Of
L Mary Drake deceased, We shall proceed TO sell, at
public auction, on the third day of November next
thai being Court day-at Poxhatan &. a., valuable
I sact If Land, yi, in the county Of Powhatan I'M
medaiey Oh the river road, from Cartersve To Rich
mond ore mile below 3iayey's Tavern, and adjoining
the lands &c Rlchafd Anderson, John Noodhn and
others, containing, by recent survey 545 acre+-ah"
two hundred in original growth well tilnheied
and adapted 10 ihe growth nf tobacco wheat, corn &C.
the balance arab. land in good condition, and sus
cnplible Of imptovement-the whole tract wen waereu
The improvements CONSIST nf log dwelling, WIN
shed on each side, good barn. with sheds on uiree
,ies corn hose and ch1cco houses, with other neces
s4ry houses. A further description is deemed useless
persons wishing pure base viii view the premises
before the day Of sale Persons wishing further iniur'
nation or 10 view the premises, wi call on The Execu
tors Mr. o. X. Bristow, residing on the place, or my
self six miles below Gainesville. Either oil US WIZ
take pleasure In showing the lard.
TERMS accommodating, and made known on the day
Of sale. SAMUEL w. DRAKE,
o. X. BRISTOW,
Oct 7-.ctds Executors Of Mary Drake, deceased.
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school for Young Ladies,

THE second session Of my School will commence
The tirs Monday in November, and close on the
on'h Wednesday in April. The course of studies
sts all those sui jects usually taught in the best So
,ies OF The KIND There many advantages nj
u'ns The peculiar position of the school, The build
S az. large aud eommodious, having bcen erected for
-, paii oses Gf Female Seminary.
~: r. Metianer, gentleman Of distinguished sci
ehe atainmenis, will deliver full course Of lectures
heinisiry. These lectures will be amply illustrated
y Experiments.
Professor Sampson will deliver Of lee
es On Moral Philosophy.
~ IA, Including every accommodation, SEQ; Tuition
h. Music SIC, use of Piano g. small extra fee will
NM. payable in advance. Board may be had In The
ST., on reasonable terms.
'ep. &-wriN ROBT. G. BRANCH.
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ALBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE

81 mics froat The Gordonsplile Depot.
I WISH Ia sell my Farm, situate along the South.
l We, mountains, and containing eight hundred aud
ans -5l acres. u adjn,ns the lands Of ]. Barbour,
v lns"n and Wm Davis, Esqrs., IN Orange; and Ge-
neral Gordon, nj. l.. Walker, and James Lindsay,
L'irs IN Abenaarle.
l,w'il be soid upon very reasonable terms and the
most liberal time allowed as TO payments. shall
Commence the seeding Of wheat during this week, and
expect 10 SOW about hundred ana seventy bushels
III principal part of which will be upon good fallow
land
AHy one wishing TO pnrchase will find my overseer
al all times upon the farm, and ready TO show u:
ALEX. f. TAYLOR.
Bentivoslio P. O.. Sept. 23-c2aw lmkcwA
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POWhatan House,

RIG Fl M ON d, V IRG N A.
THIS being the season for visiting, the subscri-
i Der would respectfully call attention to this
Hotel, SO long and well kept by Mrs. Duval. To
those who know the Powhaan House: nothing
need be said in its prase:-is delightful location
its fine accommodations, and the order and
quiet with which it is conducted, make il most
agreeable resling-place for families or indvidu-
ais.
The friends OF the subscriber, who patronizcd
him at Dibrelps Springs and the Warm Springs,
are respectfully solicited 10 renew their acquain-
lance with him at the Powhalan House, situated
on level and beautiful eninence near the centre
ofthe city, fewsu S from the Capitol, Cover
nor's Huusc and City Hail. and very convenient
10 the Railroad Depots Boat landings and bust
ness part of the city.
n The Powhaian Coach will be in readiness
TO convey passengers and baggage TO and from
Hotel ,rithout charge, and thus save them
from so cents TO 81 dollar porerage.
II BAR on the basement Goor.
Board per day 81 So
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TO UNITED STATES PENSIONERS IN
VIRGINIA

rI'ilE Undersigned resident of Richmond city. having
been fnf several years engaged in the prosecution
q revolutionary Claims, and, consequently. fahliat
WIN tr proper manner Of preparing Certificates ofuerS
e Courts aud vouchers Of all kinds connected WIN tue
ti.n.-.. ard having observed how much trouble ana
dti'uity attend the drawing Of many of yonr pensions
a IT, Agency OF Virginia. in consequence OF Inc hor
m!ty Of lopr vouchers, also The difficulty ~ getting
~ youY Attorney since the law requires
SUD Attorney make oath that he has no inere.t ~
the ce. h. authorized TO receive, by reason OF any
p-'ce mortgage, sale, assignment, or transfer; anu
whereas, few like To attend 10 business without some
compensation, ne therefore PROPOSES 10 all whose ren
sHn> are made payable At Richmond, Va, that he WIZ
prepare for zach Pensioner all necessary papers, and re-
mn hv mall semi annnally with full directions for NIL
ihc -. &C., draw the pension, and remit the amount IN
check OF money, AS he may he directed and leave II
"tonli with the Pensioner To make such compensation
afterwards lie or she may think proper. By This
ans. y,nr papers will not he subjected To return OF
"ine thrr- four times before they are properly au-
W'ncat-d. He will also continue To prosecute ana es-
'asiish claims on moderate and satisfactory terms.
JAMES r. SUTTON, ia.
J. B-A letters, TO receive attention, must be post
pal. Its
Rksrsr>cE.:--James r Heath Esq Auditor Public
Accounts Richmond, Va 9. III. Parker, Esq, Register
Land Office. Va.
.rhunnd Va Aug 5th l845-c3m
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a Nh FOR SAFE

XI7ILl. be sold on THURSDAY, the 9th day Of No.
w vrnber at IL O'Clock, ON the premises, Tract of
Land in the county Of Hanover Ia miles from Rich
mond. the Main Road 10 the Old Church, miles
from tbs Latter. Il joins the lands Of William Allen
and Richard Burnet one side, and OF Robert Wade
and harles Hughes on the other. II contains ISL
acres mast of which IS in o.ignal growth Of Oak aud
Pine. This Tract will be sold Ia lots 10 suit pur-
chasers although the subscriber would prefer selling 1t
in body. Mr.. William Alien will ahuw the land TO
those wishing To il previous 10 the day OF SAFE.
Terms, fourth Cash, the remaining three nurihs
in annual instaenis of one, two and three Yeas the
purchaser executing bond, bearing interest from the
day IL sale with good rndersrr, and secured by
Deed Of Trust The property The nbnve sa'c will
certainly take place the tth OF November, If fair, II
not. the next fair day.
Oct. 7-t2iwi6thNov. FETERFIEID TRENT
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To The Ediiors 81 Tie Enqnircr
THE PREVAILING FEVER.


Having frequently seen communications ~
your paper, on medical subjects, which were nei-
Their speculative nor conroversa in their charac-
,er, present you, for publication, the result OF
nv experience and observation in The prevailing
epidemic. design 10 be as brief and condensed
as possible. To what extent This fever has pre-
vailed have not the means of judsing;-l know
Ina, has prevailed extensively in Charlotte, Lu-
nenburg, Mecklenburg, Halifax and Campbell,
in some of which counties il has been unusually
malignant and fatal consider il as Identical in
all lis essential features with the epidemic OF 1918
and 10
am aware, that medical journals are The pro-
per receplacles of such essays, but il must be
borne in mind, their periods Of publication are re-
mote in point OF time, and their lardy appearance
cause the benefit of the success attending any
particular mode Of treatment 10 he lost, or but
partially felt, as epidemics are constantly vary
ing. and continue for season only.
| willingly conccde 10 every man what claim
for myself, the ficest range of thought, and am
perteclly indifferent, whether the sentiments Of
others coincide with or differ from my own. Uni
tormity Of opinion, know, is neither practicable
nor desirable; and, as The same results in mcdi-
cine are sometimes produced from opposite
causes ! shall complain Of none who differ WIN
me- The door is, therefore, firmly closed 10 every
thing like controversy. This fever passes by va
rious names, which are as numerous as men Ian
cies have been engaged in practice for nearly
thirty years, and have always been perfectly in
different abou, names, when applied 10 diseases.
II you give disease name, you mislead others
as well as yourself--for il is sure To lead 10 fatal
errors in practice YOU are sure 10 treat The ma me
instead OF The disease. The history Of lis symp-
toms, and its proper mode Of treatment, proves 10
me that it is of typhoid or dynamic character
with an intermittent or remient type. The liver
is, also, more or less concerned. il would prooa.
big be more expressive OF The true pathological
state of The system, in this lever 10 style il low
grade OF bilious action The narrow limits
have prescribed for myself will not permit me &c
enumerale all The varieties of this lever. Feeble
action and inflammation are 100 often, by associa
ton OF ideas, considered synonymous terms. /
! is stated by the best authority on typhus fever
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TOTOPoTOMOY LAND FOR SALE.

TOTOPOTOMOY LAND FOR SALE.
WILL be offered for sale, publicly, The premises
w the 3st day of Ocober Ia 5, f fair otherwise
the fair day thereafter, Two hundred and fifty
OF Land belonging 10 the Estate Of Thomas Melton
ceased and known Mulberry Hill. This farm has
il comfortable dwelling and other necessary out
houses il well adapted To- the cultivation Of corn, oats,
hay and early vegetables, the last Of hch may cult
waited with profit fur the Rchmond market being dis
tant only twelve or fourteen mites.
Terms of Sae--One ihmd of the purchase money will
be required Ia be paid The LIST day of January 1885,
the remaining two thirds equal of aud
twelve months FROM the 1t day q" January, 1885, the
purchaser giving bonds with approved security and
deed ofrst on the premises To secure the payment OF
the same.
Mr. Richardson, living NJ Mulberry Hill, will show
the Land to any one wishing 10 see il.
WIN. Il. ~. POLLARD,
Administrator, &C., Of Thus. Melton, deceased.
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500 Reward

WILL be paid for The delivery Of CESAR,
w who ran away on The 18th instant. lie is
leei inches in height. % years old, black, has
good teeth, and has a pleasing look when spoken
10. The above reward will be paid il delivered
at Belts s. Edmondsons JAIL in Richmond, or il
confined in any jail 81 we get him. He ran of
in company with mulalto man named Jacob,
81 years Old Thin visage and stands 5 feet 8 inch
es in height. Cesar was brought from Jackson
N. c., and sold by Sprally Horn.
BELTS & EDMONDSON.
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LAND, STOCK, &c, FOR SALE
THE notwithstanding in Sheperdsiown, Jefferson
county-has determined 10 sell his Tract OF Land,
situated in lower part Of funenburg county, III the
Fork Of Meherrn River and Fiat Rock Greek u CON
tHins $50 acres, $50 1f whch are ancleared and fine
tobacco and-about 100 uf good botto part Uf
superior quality Almost The whale of The land Ia in
good heart and Is perhaps more susceptible Of improve
ment by clover and plaster Than any land The county.
There is good oversrer's house, granary, tobacco
barns, &r., and the situation far regards health
and society. is equal 10 any ~ middle Virginia. ernp
of 50 60 bushels Of heat will he seeded. IL will be
sold the 2lil of 0ctohrr 1915 the usual credit
but ii the purchaser should require longer time, the
payment Of the whole any part, may be extended 10
five .earI on payment Of the interest puncually The
title Is nnexcepiiOnah.e.
Immediately after The sale Of The land the Stock OF
every description, The Crops OF Corn Fodder, OATS
aud the Plantation Utensils will br sold ON credit oi
twelve months, except fr sums 10 or less. for which
the money win be required. Mr. Turner, living the
premises, either Of my brothers, in the immediate
nrghborhond, will take pleasure in shaving the land Ia
any gentleman disposed 10 purchase.
oct. l0-cwtds JOSEPH NJ. ATKINSON
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20 II q n lal q y =

IIAW'S PATENT ADHESIVE HORSEPOWER.
A many persons have expressed desire TO
II see The above machine, The subscriber will
exhibit one at The Henrico Agricultural fair The
ilh Of November. lie has several Threshing
Machines, which he will sell on very reasonable
terms JOHN HAW.
Hanovar Oct 1T-cItt
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JUST PUBLISHED,
and for sale by J. WARROCk,
THE VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA
Al. nj A N "A G. Il,
IA IL 1Fl - - -
For the Ypnr l24G.

CALCULATED by David Richardson, of Louisa
~ county, vrcnin, cnntsining lists Of the Courts Of
Virginia and North Carnlina aud Of The l"n,e Of De-
l-ratrs Senate aud Congress of Virginia, complete
In Iir amusing rtmrni Will be found The Honey
moon Over; The Birth If the Fiuwers The May Queen,
(Songl Variations az The Rose; 7 he Four Leaied
Glover; The Orphan Girl; Be Kind 10 Each Other;
Adams First Sleep; Complete list Of The United
States Navy, Aioa and Rudng: Variety is Charming;
Arithmetcai Questions; Riddles Rrbus; Puzzlr Char
AIDES; and number at al her pieces Aug. l9-ctf
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For SALE,

THE very desirable House and Lot in the town Of
frcierick burg, lately occupied by Mrs. =. p. Sed
ava The House is of brick well but, large and com
m,llols. The grounds, which cover nearly whole
.Ar, attractive and beautiful, being laid OF with
mica taste IN slipping falls aud wide walks, anu adorn
Fl agh many handsome trees. A more delightful and
:, obi residence whether regard be had to health,
comfort appearance, cannot be found in the town.
So vii lie made privately, and the terms may be
canned ON communication with either Of he undersign-
rl JOHN MONCURE, Falmouth, Stafford co.
ARTHUR A. MORSON, Richmond city,
Exrcutors of Thomas Seldom, decd
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The U. S. FaInarE CoNGRgss.-We learn that
Com. Stockton arrived here on Sunday morning
in the steamer Georgia from Baltimore. Com.
s. goes ont in the Congress flag ship, whose des
tination is the Pacific, where Com. 5. will sue
ceed Com Soat as commander OF The American
squadron. The Congress, we Understand, will
sail on or about The 25h inst.
NnrEnK Henfnn
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.
rct>N MINOR II VM. III. JONES

1Iavt. united TO practice Law in the several
III Courts OF Fluvanna.
|. NJ. residing al Louisa c. f., attends, on
Ii, senara,e account, the Courts Of Louisa and
q ochlaua. -
". II. T.. residing AT Palmyra Fluvanna G.
u a..-n.;>, on his separate account, the Courts
Il Al ema.ls and Buckingham. Oct. 9-csl'
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LAW NOTICE.
AUGUSTINE {. BUTTS,
,r.p,r,<,rx, ,T, Az

.,s ,em.ved TO l.awrencevilie, Brunswick county,
y,f,ina aud will attend the Courts OF brunswick,
-. eddie lille and Sussex, and the superior
'.i' Oct 3-clm
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o,Ir oCpFAr rsTATC

TN pursuance Of decree ofthe Court OF the u Stnes
for the 9TH Circuit and Eastern District of Virginia,
pronounced on the 18th day Of May l645, in tho name
OF Lewis Rogefs and Charles Saeary. merchants and
pirtnrrs trading under the firm and siyle af Rogers
Co. plaintiffs against Thomas iindsins Robert iludsns,
John l.. Hudgins, Shepherd C. Miller, John IL. Diggs,
John Bohannon jr., and John J. Burke, and Albert u
iudcins defenlnts-wll he sold by the undersigned
Commissioner appointed for that purpose, ON Ihuri.
the 3Jh Of October lS45, between the hours OF lO
and O'Clock, in front of the Courthouse of Eli
z1heth city, situated in tha town OF Hampton, at pubic
auction, 10 the highest bidder, certain tract OF land
living and being the county of Elizabeth CITY, stale 81
Virginia. containing three hundred and seventeen acres
moe less; including nll the md purchased by Thos
bounded as follows: North by the land Of Walker
Watts Fast by Back River, South by the land OF Henry
H. Shield and West by the main county road, as stated
in the deed from Thomas iudgins to Robert Hudgns,
bearing date the lth day of April 1872 recorded IN the
Clerks office Of Eiizabr.n City Co., stated 10 have been
since sold by said Robert udeins Albert Hude ms
the following terms that Is To say: the cnss OF sale
other thirds In equal instruments at Nix aud twelve
anths credit the purchaser purchasers To give band
with good security for The deferred pay ments, and a
deed OF the premises, or the title to be retain
ed until the credit payments are d,scharyed al inc oi"n
of the purchasers. EDMUND CHRISTIAN,
Marshal and Commissioner.
Sept. 26-ctO30
P y. Al the same time and place will sell one hun
dred and ninety OF wood land, attached to the
ing Back river inc 1hnns lille Indian bank
aud is situated lwn miles from ttanpton ana hVc from
uld Point Comfort also, my Horses, sheep. ana supe
rior stock OF Durham Cattle, all my Crop ANA Farming
O"t I4~rlf ALBERT C. nUDGINs.
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The Union SAYS, "all The returns are mol yet re-
ccived but The present prospect is decidedly in IA
vor Of his Brockcnbroueh'sI election.
We confess, that we have orr fears Tor the re-
suit, looking al the returns in Yesterdays Times,
and at The neglect of 80 many Democrats in Jei-
ierson county 10 vote for peterborough, from
some ill.iounded jealousy Of The nominating
Convention. We cannot vet believe, that De-
lnocratc Florida has pursued such suicidal po-
licy, and has sacrificed gentleman, whose talents
and pure political principles enlilIe him TO the
highest honors al the hands Of the Democrats Of
Florida.
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THOMAS ]. GAKDEl
Charlotte, Co., Va, October 9Th, lS45.

The Washington Correspondent OF the Bati-
more Patriot, referring 10 The Memphis Naval
Depot, for which the contracts have just closed,
says:
at is estimated that the wolk cannot be COM
peted short of iuo millions Of dollars! space
of ground measuring ioriy acres is to be cleared
high emba nkments are 10 be cut down, and deep
swamps filled mp; and nine great buildings are 10
hs erPcled
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I,E ~nh-cribrr wishes 10 rent, for the next year.
1 small FARM, with a good dwelling house aud
crr mouse attlched-one in the upper country would
~ preferred. Address u. F. A., Louisa Courthouse,
T., Oct I4-c5t
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NOTICE.

IL the United States Court for the Eastern DISTRICT oil
Virginia, October 9th, 1915 !:
II the matter Of Bankruptcy OF J. NJ McCuiloch-
rh.-e being IN The hlnis of David May special as
.n. in this case the SUN OF 81 655 Oh cents: the Court
doh orr that notice be published in the Richmond En-
Gr-r for len days. that al future Term dividend and
distribution will be made Of The said sum- and Of snch
other N ,ney may be collected BY the said assignee,
,aonc The creditors no shall have proved their claims
A Copy. Tes,e,
Oct lI-c3t Z. MAfO, Cietk
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NOTICE

NUIICE.
JN The tinted States Cont FOR the Eastern District OF
vu:lu october 9Th, 1915
n The matter Of Bankruptcy Of Edward Cunningham
There h-,nQ deposit, in the Rank nf Virginia, the
sun Of Sgi 30 cents TO the credit Of the Court IN tins
c. the Court doth order that notice he published In
M Richmond Enquirer for ten days; that 3 future
term dividend aud distribution will bs made Of the
sai aud Of such other money as may be collected,
among The creditors who shall have proved their Claims
a Copy. Teste,
Oct "a cr p. MAYO, Clerk.