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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-07
Nov. l9-,is
IMPORTANT SALE.


Negroes, Stock. Crops, Household an Kitchen
Furniture plantation Utensils &c
rENIlii undersigned a agents for ! anrcl con,
1 will proceed t, sell d; his residence. DLn!ora.
near Charlottesville on Tuesday Tie 81. OF Feb
ruary next fair il not the mex; fair day there
;liicr, Sundays excepted all III personal proper
" Of the said Carr, consisting Of at5u; Twenty
Negroes, Carriage AMI Horses and Stock .: eve
rs description. among which are Improved Cat
lie Of the Durham breed, Surry ant Bcrhsae
Hogs. about fifty head ofSheep, some of which.
are line Mrtiun-all Tie crops, consisting Ia
part OF Corn, OaiS, large stock of Clover ald
Timothy. Hay and Forage OF other kinds, and
also $500 Ii, Of Sailed Pork, and a very large
lot OF fine old Bacon--all the Household aud
Kitchen Furniture ara The Plantation Utensils, Of
every kind.
1erms-All sums unicr SO cash; over so and
under SlOo a credit Q! six months vii !c given
over 100 cfedi, OF twelve months Zones and
approved security viii lie required before the De-
livery d! The property.
II There will also ho soll, ii The same time
and place. a LARGE and valuable Library, ~!
Ten Shares of Stock in the Riyanna Navigaloa
Company. The entire sale will IT, II public
auction, and without reserve
WM s. DAHNEY
Dec 3t-cwiiS WM w MINOR
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TIE Commonwealth of Virginia 10 the Sheriff Of
Prince George County-Greeting.
WE command you, that you cause Edmund
w Ruffn, jr., TO be required from County
Court TO County Court until FIVE Courts be passed,
if he doth not appear; and if he doth appear then
summon him, that he be before the Judge OF our
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery Tor
the county of King and Queen, at the Court
house on the first day OF the next Court, 10 show
wherefore he hath not rendered unto John Roane,
Richard III. Ware, and Frances Ware his wife,
William Douglass, and Martha Douglass his
wife, Charles Collier, Absolom Muire, Susan
Wyatt, Frances Sykes, Hester Ann Muire, Mary
Muire, an infant, by William Chapman, her
guardian and next friend, and Richard Muire. an
infant, by Thomas Edwards, his guardian and
next friend, tenement, containing one hundred
acres Of land with the appurtenances, in the
county Of King and Queen; and have You then
there this writ Witness Robert Pollard, Jr,
Clerk of our said Court, at the Courthouse, the
29th day of November, 1884, in the Goth year of
the Commonwealth.
g5 The officer TO whom this writ is directed, is
required, within fourteen days after its teste to
sch up copy Of the writ at the door ofhis Court
house. A Copy-Teste,
ROBERT POLLARD, Ja, c. c.
Dec. l0-wSw
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DIGGERs PRIZE OFFICE, COrner Of Man

DIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE, Corner Of Main
ID anS GorcrnOr Streets.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK
Splendid Schemc.-S20.0 600 Capital.
Drawing received hy Wednesdays mail Ca
p,als: $4,000, 10000 i,001, $500, 500, ,d0l
) of 1000 of LOO, of 900, OF 900, of sO0 OF
700, of60O, 100 of 500, $500 lowest No. Prize
&c, &c &C Numbers 10 drawn ballots. Tickets
$4,000 Capital.
Drawing rcceivedby Thursdays mail. Capt.
tails: $4,000, 30 prizes of 800, &C., &c. IS
Nos II drawn ballots. Tickets ST.
$4,000 Capital.
Drawing received by Fridays mail. Capitals
$4,000, 5 prizes of 2,000 &c, &c. 10 Nos. l3
drawn ballots. Tickets So
$4,000 Capital.
Drawing received by Saturdays mail, Ca
pitals: SO, 600, 2,O00 500. 1856, &c, &c. 70
Nos. IA ballots. Tickets 81.
Also-For Saturday Night.
Capitals $4,000, 5000, $500, 1000, 1,GO0.
l4l0' &c, SC. rs Numbers, l3 dawn ballots.
Tickets 81.
Grand Schemes 10 drap siOrlly
Snlendid Scheme-Capial: 10000 10000, 10
of 1000 Dollars
Drawing received by Mondays mail, January
18th Capitals $4,000, 10000, G,000, 2,4i0, 10
Of 5000. OF $500, of 1900 OF 1000, &C., &c. =
10 Nos. IA ballots Tickets $40
Grand schemc-S35 295 10000 ne,p-a grand
Scheme 10 buy BY the package
g-y Lowest prize $40 nett-lowesl Two No. prize
$40 nett. Il
Drawing received by Mondays mail, January
Doth. Grand Capitals: So, 295, 10000, 5000,
1000, 1892 on, $500, 2 of 1000, of l,7O0 30
prizes OF 500, &C.. &c. IS Nos, l2 drawn bal
lots. Tickets only $40.
Splendid Scheme.
Capital S25 ,000-g5 Is drawn ballots. e
Drawing received by Wednesdays mail, Jan.
22d. Capitals: $4,000, 5000, 5000, 1000,
Gig, 90 prizes Of 1000, 30 of 300, &c, &c. 70
Nos. Is drawn ballots. Tickets only IS.
Sd, 900 Capital-s| Is drawn ballots. e
Drawing received by Mondays mail, January
81. Capitals: $25, 1000, 5000, 5000, 1000, 5000,
$500, 1000, LOO, LOCO, LAO, 10 of 1000, &c,
&c. 70 Nos, Is drawn ballots Tickets $40.
II For other Schemes call atthe Office.
II Packages of wholes and shares. Single
wholes and shares always on hand, in the usual
great variety, and, as usual prizes paid at sight,
Immediately after the drawing.
E Orders for packages, certificates or single
tickets in the above Schemes, and in all Lotteries,
will be promptly attended To, and drawing sent
when requested. THOS. b. BIGGER,
Managers Office, opposite ruins Eagle Hotel.
Ton
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OFFICE.-Drawn Nos. OF
- aIA..>i.;. I a..ar.. IA January 1tn:

CITATIONS OFFICE.-Drawn Nos. OF
, Alexandria Lottery. No |. January ,g AN;
20 IS Il 56 40 6S . .. Cd o. r. - 1 10 , Half
7icEe, Nos. So As 81; Jan. 8, Tickets Nos, 20 IS
!, and Is 81 73-Four more capitals sold ana
- ~. STRATTON.
Ian. ll-sS5OOo, 10000, 5000, 5000, 1000,
; 40 SC. Tickets $40.
Mammoth,
s5oooo, 50 prizes Of 1000! Alexandria Lot
,ery, Glass;, for is45-to be drawn in AlsSail-
liza, i. C. % Saturday. the 18th January, ls45
Brllian. priz-s: | splendid prize OF $4,000 49,.
ar SOFA 6OOo, 5000, 2,4l5, so Of 1000, 50 Of
So 10 ). 100, $50 OF 300, &c. Tickets $50,
,.alres s quarters 3,eigh,hs Il. Certificates Of
Packages .: % whole Tickets Sl0o, 70 halves
% y; quarters 10. eigh,hs 20.
Od-fs .or pacsages, certificates Of packages
aui single tickets IN the above schemes in all the
Lo:,s;-s viii = promptly attended TO, and draw
ing, ser. WHEN requested. Please address orders
70 y. STRATTON.
Jan. --ca, Richmond, Va.
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npn Nov Sine n, .s S"' as 'o OF ~asa IT,
and nsi Indian lsds cS SU' S Sa a q nPsF
M rspoo and a. mat Ts,e ra less
G Bushels Of Indian corn aSa h from A. a5, snsb
~ tr $500 per moia ofsi bushels. a. Sus n
~ - -. c,nno, advise shipments on the part OF
JaF itle'"s - - GPia. u. S. Ga=ettc.
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pIHI I(, SALE.

rINHE subscriber acting under decd Of tiut
l. from Larkin Litchield, bearing date on IT.,
18th day Of October 1914, will expose 10 sale n.
public auction, upon the premises, on The 9Th lay
Of February next The tract OF Land in said decd
conveyed. The above tract contains some 30,
acres is situated East river, in that county Of
Matthews, and j, believed 10 combine as many
advantages Is any farm oflhc size in that county.
The buildings are cummolous and in eood reraii;
and large portion ol The tract is vel, Imhcred.
Terms u sale will be cash IS 10 onc-icuul Of
the purchase money, and credit Of one, lNo ard
three years for The resiiGe lie deferred install
mcuI, 10 bear intcres; from The day OF sale and
10 be secured by q lien on Tie premises and ap
prored personal security
The title 10 the above property is believed 10 lie
unqucstionahlc; but, selling as trustee, the sub
ecliber will make special warranty only.
LEE ROY BOTLWAnE
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NEGROES FOR SALE.

tn pur>uancc 81! decree ollllc Circuit Superior
i Court Of Law AMI Chanccry for The county Of
y ison, pronounced in thc case OF Fortune and
wic, &c asains, lIansbioueh, Sc, al The last
term Of said Court we shall sell II public auction
10 the highest bii.er, credit Q: Twelve months,
li,c purchaser giving hoid> with approved srcci-
", al The residence 81 Samuel tian>5iou.h. IN
lie conniv OF Nelson, OF Wednesday he go Of
January, 1915, between Efcor and hr.at1 likely
Slaves. :. CLAIBORNE, tounIi,.
Ncy. I6-Wids J. GARLAND J s,onrr..
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NTOTICE.-A situation is wanted as an Over
IN seer, by man Of about thirty years OF age,
with small family. He is thoroughbred Far
mer, and is prepared to give good references. Any
person OF persons, who may require his services,
by addressing letter 10 J. j., through the Rich
mond Post Office will be promptly attended TO-
Jan, 4-c3t
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lie: al! he world say what they can,
FOR selling oysters Aliens the man"

FOR selling oysters Aliens the man"
.Stratton.
YORK River, Tanners Creek, Lynhaven Bay,
/ Cherry Stone and other celebrated Oysters,
..xays 10 bc had fresh at The Alhambra.
Ca.Ya-s Backs. Red Heads, Teal and other
DIX. with Partridge, Venison, Terrapin, and
--.,s species Of Game, constantly on hand and
,s';ti up in good s,yle. Gentlemen eating sup
Il. 1, this iavo:i.e establishment will never have
i eyc!am, Sod sends meat but the Devil sends
e,3;>p II. w. ALLEN.
Ian Il
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II EDUCATIONAL Virginia Lady well
qualified as Goyerness, wishes employment. the
ensuing year in senleel family.
Direct as above.
Dec 2i-wtiw VIM II HARRISON
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Underwood ACADEMY The exercises
L. of this Institution will commence on Mon
day the 18th Of January. II is located near The
Brook Road, about one mile from the city OF Rich
mond. a few more pupils can be received.
WM A. PEARMAN
EATON NANCE
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COMMISSION BUSINESS.-The subscri-
~ ber, after an experience .; many wears in the
sales OF Tobacco at Shockoe Warehouse, offers
his services to the Planters and Dealers in To-
hacco in Virginia and North Carolina. 10 sell To-
bacco. Wheat and Flour on commission. hll
p,oiuce entrusted TO him shall have his s,ric,est
attention. Offce-in front Of Shockoe Ware
house. JNO. NJ. SHEPPARD, JR.
Richmond, Dec 81, l8i4.-c2m
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COMMISSION HOUSE,
a<z,.,

01.e sc1r Stocsos Warehouse formerly occupied
jv Dt5reR, H,leombe & Co)
bridges & BROTHER having associated
- with them in the COMMISSION BUSl-
Ness, Peter D. Mckinney, lately Of the firm OF
Hall Mckinney & Co., and formerly salesman
III Dibrell, Holcombe & Co, the business will
Hereafter lie conducted under the STYLE of
BRlDG ES, MCKINNEY & CO.
The: will pay particular attention 10 The sale
4! Toescco -Four, WHEAT, and every descrip-
iic.. .. produce
Ricalnond. Jan. |. lsl5-c6t
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Jan. 6-3t. m tu&f

A MELIA ACADEMIA few vacancies.
IA Apply soon. Terms: Board and Tuition
Ill July lst 800, pupils entering in January;
SIS, pupils entering in February-payable in adj
poppa
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\ hEEViL F. S. A., OF London, will have
ma. ~. 'ne aonor Of delivering two popular Lee
IN -, ~ Astronomy and one on the polarization
~ LdE EXCHANGE CONCERT ROOM,
- .hcen'aes Of Monday the Gu, Tneslay the
Maad Wednesday Lic slh of January:
'aa exhibit the Magniicen, Chemical Dora-
J. consisting OF forty Scenes of the Holy Land
re nncE places Of Historical interest.
.H Astronomical Lectures will be illustrated
- Immense Planetarium which has been
J1 55." I,d under the superintendent OF Sir
j - -. herschell, shelving at one view the motions
ra IN Primary and secondary Planets with up
.Tm m, q 1000 objects Of the Sideral Heavens,
/, @"n .ne most beautiful and complete Appara-
Taa si exhibited in America.
c,lo- m L;e'ture on the properties Of Light and
:, !, w.. u illustrated by the Polariscope and
>. In,ysla'' worth $4,000
.as nc DoorS oien at and the Lecture to COM
i ,,se q. T. admission 50 cents each Lecture
coo'sa sefanle Ticket TO admit one person to the
Iies, u % cts; hay be had at the Exchange
So,,' Drlnker and Morris, Taylor's Music
scbe, or door OF tie Room. Children and
ans MOS IS admitted at 2scls each. In Phladelpbia
had new York, The Planetarium and Views
Persons :" ''le man n'e thousands
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NEW TIN, SHEET IRON AND STOVE
ESTABLISHMENT.
TNHE subscriber having commenced the Tin,
Il Sheet Iron and Stove business, is prepared
10 receive orders for anv work in his line Fa-
miles will always find good assortment OF
housekeeping articles at his store.
Merchants from the country are informed
that his assortment will be extensive and every
way worthy of their attention.
Roofing, Spou,ing and all other kinds Of Job
work, done al short notice, and in the best man
ner.
Browns celebrated Patent Counter, Balance
and Platform Scales always on hand.
CHARLES D. YALE,
l2S West Main ST.,
Opposite of Eagle Hotel Ruins.
Dec. 24-c2aw3m
PROFESSIONAL NOTICE-The under
i signed having associated themselves in the
practice of the Law, will attend the Courts held
in the city of Richmond, the Superior Court Of
Meckcnburg, and the Superior and County
Courts of Hanover and Goochland. They also
propose TO practice in the Court OF Appeals at
Lewishurg.
Ofice-on Main street, front room over the
Store of Thomas r. Price.
ROBERT C. STANARD,
WOOD BOULDIN.
Dec. S-c2m
Tn HANCERY.-VIRGrSIA TO wit: Al rules
L holden il tn Clerks Office of the Circuit Sn-
perior Court OF Law and Chancery, for the coun-
~ Of Accomack, on the seventh day Of Nove!n-
Der, 1911:
Lewis L. Snead, administrator Of Thomas II.
Stargis, dec, and Elizabeth NJ Sturgs, the latter
an infant, who sues by the said Lewis L Snead,
her guardian and next friend Plaintiffs:
Against
Vespasan Ellis, Thomas H. Bayly, and VIM
Parramore admir- of Levire Core, dec,
Defendants.
The defendant vespasian, Ellis, not having en-
tered his appearance and given security accord
ing 10 the Act Of Assembly and the rules of this
Court, and it appearing BY satisfactory evidence
that he is not an inhabitant of this Common
wealth. it is ordered, That The said defendant do
appear here on the first day Of the next June term
oil this Court, and answer the plaintiffs BILL and
that a copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the city of Rich
mond for two months successfully, and posted at
the front door of the Courthouse OF this county.
A Copy-Testc: j.. AILWORTH, d.,
for Thos. r. Joyncs, G. A. c.
Nov Icu
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T G. GREGORY & CO., Managers, No. lOl
y Main Street Richmond

BRILLIANT LOTTERIES FOR JANUARY.
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. = for 1915:
To be drawn AT Alexandra, d. c., on Saturday,
January IL, 1915 Grand Capitals S35 900,
10000, 5000, 5000, 1900 1920 80 prizes Of
1900, so OF 800, 80 Of 400, &c, sc Tickets $40,
halves 5, quarters 80 Certificates Of Packages
of % whole Tickets $3.50, of 20 half G5, of 70
quarters 81 80.
Alexandria Lottery. Glass 3, for 1916, 10 he
drawn in Alexandria, d. c., on Saturday, Janu-
airy lSh 1915 Is drawn ballots! Splendid
$500 1000, 500, 10 prizes Of 900, 10 o. 500,
10 OF 200 &c, &c, &c. Tickets $40; halves 5;
quarters , 80. Certificates of packages Of -
Whole Tickets $3.50; halves 60; quarters so.
Mammoth
50000 Dollars SO Prizes Of 1000 Dollars
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 4, for 1915: To be
drawn in Alexandria, n. c.. on Saturday, the
25,h Of January, 1915 Brilliant Prizes splcn-
did prize of $4,000, $4,000 5000, 5000, 5000,
2,4l5. so of 81 900, 80 Of 800 80 of 400 1870 of
900 &c, &c. Tickets SD, halves G, quarters
3, eighths 80. Certificates Of Packages of PC
whole Tickets SlG0, 26 half so, % quarters TO-
eighihs 90
gr Orders for Tickets and Shares, and Certi-
fcates Of Packages in The above splendid Lotto
ries, will receive The most prompt attention, and
an account of each drawing will be sent when
requested, 10 all WHO NAV orIer Tickets from us
J. G.. GREGORY & CO.,
Dec I5--2awd&c Managers. Richmond, Va.
JTToRTHAM's OFFICE No. :, Exchange
w Place
Lottery for this Morning
$4,000 Dollars Capital! Drawing received
To-day at o'clock Prizes: $1,000. 10000
5000, 1000, $500 5000 1899, 10 Of 900. 10
Of 500, 20 Of 400, 40 Of l25, 300 of 100, &c.
Tickets S5-Shares in proportion.
Lottery FOR this Evening
10000 Dollars Capital Drawing received
Tomorrow at o'clock. Prizes: S200 900, $500
2,l45, 1000, 10 Of $50 10 OF 900, 10 OF 300,
90 $50, SIS OF 100, &c. Tickets 50
Schemes for the Week
Wednesday Jan'y SIS 600, 5000, $500, 2li5,
1000, &C. Tickets So.
Thursday Jany 9-S3O000, 10000, 5,3i0
5000, 1000, &c. Tickets $40.
Friday, Jan'y l0-S9090 1900, 100, 1900
1876, &c. Tickets 81
Saturday, Jan'y LIS, 900, 3,00o 500, $50
1917, SC. Tickets 81.
Also Jan'Y ll-35 600, 10000, 5000, 5000
1000, &C. Tickets $40.
And 10 be dranrn soon:
Jan'y $4,000 10000, 5000, 1000, 3,l00,
$500, &c. Tickctssl0.
Jan'y 25-s50,000, $4,000, 5000, 5000, 5000,
2,4l5, &c. SIP.
For sale by CHAS. WORKMAN.
Ian
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NEGRO HIRING

NElIItU HIKING.
THE subscriber, having sold his interest in
i The Auction business and Bell Tavern,
would inform his friends and the public that his
Office is in the alley of the Bell Tavern, and in
tends continuing the Commission business, in
GLIDING the hiring of servants out for the ensu-
ing year.
His object will be to get the highest prices, good
homes, and have the hires we'll secured, and will
pay strict attention TO them through the year, and
particularly in cases Of sickness. He ha,ters
himself that from long experience in the above
line of business, 10 give entire satisfaction to
those who may entrust their business 10 him.
Persons intending TO send servants 10 hire will
please notify him as early as possible, and send
their servants in Town from the lst to 10Th OF ia
nuary. Address 10 ROBERT HILL.
Dec l2-d&cl0J
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Nov. l6-W2m
LAWSON'S FOR SALE.

m That large and excellent Farm belong
G:s5f ing to DR.. r. B. Stark, called Lawson's,
,kzsaW in Princess Anne County, and contain
ing ITO acres, about GOO acres in cultivation, is
offered for sale On this Farm is large Brick
dwelling, with four Rooms on floor, with all
necessary out buildings. The land is generally yer
good The purchaser can have Negroes, Stock,
Provisions, and every thing necessary on the Farm
Apply TO GB. COOKE, Executor
Who offers for rent dwelling Houses in differ
ent parts of Norfolk. Dec. l2-eo'ds.
TN the District Court of the United States, for
i the Eastern District Of Virginia, December
10Th, 1914:
In the matter Of Bankruptcy Of John S. Healy.
There being on deposile, in the Farmers Bank
Of Virginia, the sum OF six hundred and six dol
lars to The credit of the Court in this case, the
Court doth order, that notice be published in the
Richmond Enquirer, for ten days, that at future
time, dividend and distribution will be made OF
the said sum, and OF such other monies as may
be collected by the assignee, among the creditors
who shall have proved their claims.
A 'Copy-Testc,
Dec 2i-10t P. MAYO, Clerk.
JAMES RIVER AND kANAWHA COM
y PANY.-Notice is hereby given, that on the
18th day Of January next, the water will be
drawn from the Canal, for the purpose OF max
ing some necessary improvements and repairs;
and that the navigation will remain suspended
until the 1st OF February thereafter.
By order, w. 3. CHITTENDEN,
Dec l6-ctl2J Secretary.
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Nov. 5-W2n
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Nov. l6-W2m

TN the District Court OF the United STATES for
/ the Eastern District Of Virginia
Claims being contained in the inventories OF
the following Bankrnpls, 10 wi.-Of james Fl.
Wal,hal. who was discharged in July. 1912; Of
Robert c. johnson and William Johnson, who
were discharged in September, 1912; OF Robert
w. Hunter aud John A. Lcseur who were dis
charged in January. 1873; OF Lee Thompson,
who was discharged in March, 1873; Of Joseph
IT, WorSham, who was discharged in May, 1913;
of Amanso CouIinho, John Dunderdale and Hen
ry |. Reed, who were discharged in October,
1913; Of Geo. w. Johnson ard John A. Parne,
who were discharged in Noremocr 1913: 81
James Garden, who was discharged IN March,
1914 of John Anderson and Asa jackson, who
were discharged in November, 1914; And there
being claims contained in The inventories OF The
following persons, who har: been decreed Bank-
rllpt> to-wi, Samuel 5. Clark, who was decreed
in MAY, 1912; Archer Womack, who was de-
creed in July, 1912; William +. Jones, who was
dccreed in September, 1872; Harrison G. Cooke,
was decreed in January. 1913: Gallat;n NJ. BIB
and John Manree, who were decreed in Octo.
Der. 1913: and The inventory OF Ezekiel and Hy-
nelnan, who were decreed in December, 1912,
containing one share in the estate and funds
of The Rio Grande and Texas Land Com
panv-Thc Court doth order, tia. the Gene
raj Assignee, alter publishing copy OF this
order, with a notice snhjoned of the time and
place Of sale in The Richmond Enquirer, once
a week for one month, do proceed 10 sell h.
auction. for cash. the share aforesaid in the Rio
Grande and Texas Land Company, and also
such Of the claims contained il the said inrento-
ries as may no, have been collected before the
time Of the sale
A Copy-Tcs,e P. MAYO Clerk
The sale directed by The foregoing ORDER will
take place in front of The City Hall, in the City
OF Richmond II will commence on the 9th day
of January nexi at eleven o'clock, and be con-
linued from day to-day, between the hours Of
eleven and three until the sale shall be COM
plcted. EDMUND CHRISTIAN,
December 27-lu I'm General Assignee.
Tn the United States Cour. for The Eastern
/ District OF Virginia, December 9, 1917
In The matter OF Bankruptcy Of Samuel Branch
OF The county OF Campbell, il the Eastern Virgil
MIA District:
The said Samuel Branch, who has been decreed
a Bankrupt By this Court having filed petition
PRAYING for his discharge: II IS ordered, that no
lice thereof be published in newspaper printed
in the City Of Richmond, seventy days al least
before the 2ls, day OF February next, when
hearing will be had on the said petition, at the
United States Court Room in the City Of Rich
moni; and all creditors who have proved their
debts, and other persons in interest, may appear
a, Inc said time and place, and show cause, if any
they have, WHY the prayer Of the said petitioner
should not be granted.
A Copy-Tes,e:
Dec. lO-wllwc P. MAYO, Cpk.
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--oo1 HATS, WOOL HATS..-lhavs
" ms, received an additional supply Of white
,h.ct Wool Hats. which will sell atreduced
a'd "."'S Tbose in want, will find it to their in
l'iess an E. STEPHENSON,
e5s y Door below R. Fl. Jenkins.