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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-10
NEGRO HIRING

THE subscriber, having sold his interest in
Il 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 cnsu-
ing year.
His object will be 10 get the highest prices, good
homes. and have the hires well secured, and will
pay strict attention 10 them through The year, ana
particularly in cases OF sickness. lie iiat'ers
himself that from long experience IN Inc ABOVE
line or business 10 give entire satisfaction 10
those who NAV cnlrllst their business 10 him.
Persons intending 10 send servants 10 hire, will
please notify him as early as possible, and send
heir servants in Town from the Isl 10 10th Of ia
mary. Address 10 ROBERT HILL.
n,c Jo-d.Sr10J
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TN Y-vmGIxIA.-At a Circuit
i Superior Court OF Law and Chanccrv, con-
tinued by adjournment, and holden for the county
of James City and the City of Williamsburg, at
the Court House in the said city, on WetneS-
day, The fifteenth day Of May, in the year one
thousand eight hundred and forly-four:
John Blair Whiting, an infant, under The age Of
twenly-one years, by Richard Horner, his next
friend, and Richard Homer and Mary his wife,
late Mary B. Little, Pitts:
Thomas G. Peachy, Executor OF Mary B. An
drews, deceased and William 5. Pcachy, adm-
nistrator with the will annexed ofJohn b. Peachy,
deceased Delis
The complainant, john e. Whiting, having at
tanned his age Of twenty-one years, and being no
longer an infant 1t is ordered, that that fact he
suggested upon The record; and this cause having
abaed by the death of the defendant, John Blair
Pcachy and having been revived in the name OF
William S. Pcachy, Administrator dc bonis non
with the will annexed oithe said John +. Peachy,
and coming Oh now again 10 be heard upon the
original and amended bills, exhibits filed there
with, the transcript of the decree of the Court OF
Appeals made in the said cause, the answers OF
The defendants Thomas G.. Peachy, Executor oi
the last will and testament OF Mary b. Andrews
and the answer OF William 5. Peachy, Admins
traitor de boniS non with the will annexed of John
f. Peachy, the examination Of Witnesses, and
was argued by counsel. Upon consideration
whereof, the Court, without settling any prin
cipic in tie cause, by the consent Of the parties
doth adjulgc order and decree, that the defendant
Thomas G.. Peachy, Executor OF HE last will AID
ieslamcn, OF Mary i. Andrews, deceased do rem
der before one Of the Commissioners oil thi'
Court an account OF his aciings and doings upon
The estate of his 1'esialriX, The said Mary T., who
is required 10 state, settle, aud report The same I,
the Court with any special matter deemed peril
nent by himself, or which he may be required Il
state by either OF the parties. And ii is further
drcreed and ordered, that the aforesaid defendant
Thomas G.. Pcachy submit himselllo be exanin
cd in solemn form, upon oath, before the Com
missioner who may execute this decree, upon III
lcrrusalorcs 10 he exhibited 10 him by The sail
complainant touching and pertinent 10 the mat
lcrs Of The said account reiufedlo be rendered. by
him. A Copy. Tcsle,
TIL. 0. COGBILL, c.
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FLEETWOOD ACADEMY, KING AND


QUEEN.
TIME. exercises of this Institution will COM
Il mcncc, Tor The cnsuin. year, on the Goth oi
January, and I've continued until the Goth Drcen-
Der The subscriber will be assisted by his
present associate, Mr.. John ii. Pits, gentleman
Of high attachments and cmincnily qualified in
all respects.
The course of studies will embrace (bcsidcS
the elementary works,) The whole range Of Clas-
steal and Mathematical authors usually studied
al college, and all the branches constituting :.
sound, practical English education, including
Natural, Menlala AMI Moral Philosophy
The sriclest attention will bc paid 10 the habits
Of the Students, and candid and impartial stale
mcnl forwarded every two months 10 each parent
or guardian, of his sons or wanfS Intellectual
progress and moral Standing. To the former
and present patrons oi the school, ~ whose par
TALLY and kindness it has been SO long and lihe-
rally sustained, We promise, that our llnrcmntin"
efforts will be exerlcd 10 merit a continuance oil
public patronage
The annexed certificate Of Col. Smith, srper-
intendent Of The Virginia Military Institute, is
appended for the satisfaction ul those acquainted
with Mr.. Pitts.
The wear will be divided into Two sessions OF
five months each, and the entire expense per yes
sion will be SG3, for tuition, board &c, payable
at the end of the session. O. WHITE.
This is to certify that Mr.. John III. Pitts, ol
Essex County, Ga graduate Of ihls institution
was one year engaged as an Assistant Instructor
in The Institute and he is considered IN every
war qualified 10 perform The duties OF an Instruct
or, either in Latin, Mathematics, French or Eng
lish and as such is recommended to the patron
age OF the public. FRANCIS II. SMITH.
Sup. w. M. |.
Address o. WHITE, Fleetwood Academy
Nov O1-c2fSWlf
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one HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
DAN AWAY from the subscriber, living
n near New Canton, Buckingham county,
Virginia, on the 9th inst, Negro Man named
Henry Lanshornc, about IS years old and about
5 feet 10 inches high, snare, but we'll made, with
a bright brown complexion; he has scar on one
check believed 10 be the right; he has an honest
open counlenance, and is quite intelligent, his
nose is formed more like white mans than
negroes is something OF carpenter and q rough
shoe maker Had on, when last heard from,
coarse jeans frock coat, and pants dyed brown,
neither new, the coat too short, black fur hat
somewhat worn. purchased him last fall OF
Rev. J. r. Bennett, who moved TO Missouri,
about the same time. He has a wife at Mr. Tho.
mas Eidridge's in this county. He was heard
fromon Friday the 9Th inst, in making three I'M
successful attempts 10 cross the river IN The
neighborhood of New Canton, with view pro-
baby OF escaping by the canal. The same
night gentleman in the vicinity lost black
horse, which lie may have carried of. 1t is pro-
bable he may aim for a free State. The above
reward will be given if taken out OF the State Of
Virginia, or fifty if taken in Virginia to be Sc
cured in either case until can get him.
WILLIAM LElTCH.
Nov 26-cw2m
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ctIEppy VALE NURSERY

~ One mile from Richmond, on The Hsst- -
ham T'Oad. Il
TSFIE Proprietor of this establishment returns
i his sincere thanks 10 liberal PUBLIC for The
patronage he has received at their hands for The
last twenty years. and earnestly solicils 4 con-
tinuance of their favorS.
All This establishment is cultivated the most
popular varieties of all The different , kinds Of
ples, Pears, Peaches, Cherries Apricots, Plums,
Sectarines and Almonds; Also, !; few few of IT the b,
most choice varieties of Roses and Ornamental
Trees. such as Linden and English Naples,
About 10000 Grape Vines, of the most approved
varieties native and foreisnanonss. a the tor
famous for table use and wine. Ele also keeps
constantly on hand supply ofDomestc Wine,
the pure juice Of the grape Raspberry Vines ines
snnnly always on hand-all of which he is dcsi-
rous 10 sell at reduced prices: Apply TO
JOHN CARTER,
Al. Nursey, near Richmond,
Orto RICHARD HILL, JR.,
Nov. 7-ctf Agent over Enquirer Office.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
COMMISSION HOUSE

(OGce near Shockoe Warehouse formerly occupied
bv D,dycil, HoleomJe {, Coz
DRIDGES s. BROTHER having associated
ID with them in the COMMISSION BUSI.
NESS, Peter d. Mckinney, lately of The firm Of
Hail. Mckinney s. Co., and formerly salesman
for Dbrell, uolcombe 4 Co., the business will
hereatlerbe conducted under The style Of
BRIDG ES, MCKINNEY & CO.
They will pay particular attention to the sale
OF ToBAcco, FLOUR, WHEAT, and every descrip.
ton of produce.
Richmond, Jan. l, ls45-cGt
NTOTICE.-The co-partnership OF Hubbard
IN Gardner & Co., expires this day by imila-
lion. The business will be continued under the
firm of Hubbard, Gardner s. Carlton, who will
continue 10 keep large stock of SHOES
BOOTS, HATS, LEATHER, &c; and solici,
the patronage oflhe old firm, and the public gene
rally. WIN. II. HUBBARD,
JAMES Ii. GARDNER,
AMBROSE CARLTON.
Richmond, January l., lSi5.-eoGt
COMMISSION BUSINESS subscri.
~ Der, after an experience of many wears in the
sales of Tobacco at Shockoe Warehouse, offers
his services 10 the Planters and Dealers in To-
hacco in Virginia and North Carolina, 10 sell To-
bacco, Wheat and Flour on commission. All
produce entrusted TO him shall have his stricteSt
attention. Othce-in front of Shockoc Ware
house. JNO. Nj. SHEPPARD, JR.
Richmond, Dec. "a, lSll.-c2m
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
Mecklenburg, and the Superior and County
Courts of Hanover and Goochland. They also
propose 10 practice in the Court OF Appeals al
Lewi>burg.
Ohice-on Main street, front room over the
Store OF Thomas r. Price.
ROBERT C. STANARD,
WOOD BOULDIN.
Dec 7-c2m
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STRATToN's oFFIcE.-Drawn Nos. Of

CITATIONS OFFlCE.-Drawn Nos. OF
- Alexandra Lottery, No. |, January ilh;
% 80 Al So 40 G:5 s G1 81 10 Is 10 L.
Dec. 81, Ticket Nos 10 GO &c; Jan. ., Hall
Ticker Nos. 3G As 81; Jan.3, Tickets Nos Dc ~
80, and 10 81 773-Four more capitals sold and
paid by STRATTON.
Jan. li-S35 900, 10000 5000, 5000, 1000,
1920, &C. Tickets $40.
Mammoth,
$4,000! so prizes of 1000! Alexandria Lot
terry, Glass 4, for lsi5-io he drawn in Alcxan-
dria, D. c., on Saturday. the 18th ofJanuary, 1915.
Brilliant Prizes: splendid prize Of $4,000, 10
900, 5000 G,000, 5000, 2,ll5 80 Of 1000, 50 Of
500, 80 Of 400, 40 Of 200 &c. Tickets SI2,
halves G, quarters 3,eighlhs u. Certificates Of
Packages of 2G whole Tickets SlC0, % halves
~, 20 quarters 40, eighth, 90.
Orders for packages, certificates Of packages,
and single tickets in The above schemes in all The
Lotteries, will be promptly attended To- and draw
ings sent when requested. Please address orders
to \. STRATTON.
Jan. 7-c2t Richmond Va
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NEGRO HIRING.

TIME subscriber offers his services 10 his
i friends and The public 10 hire out their ne
groes, and would advise them,o send their negroes
in as early as possible.
He viii use his best endeavors TO obtain good
homes and good prices. He will always be found
at the Bell Tavern.
Those Of the patrons of Robert Hill & Brother
who wish The subscriber 10 hire oul their negroes
for the ensuing year, would do best TO inform him
as early as practicable. n. B. HILL.
Dec 5-c&dlf
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MARINE JOURNAL.

u;,b Water this day at 5 O'clock, T. NJ.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Curtis Peck: Davis, Norfolk.
''N" SAILED,
s,hr Marietta Bnrr, Bameer' New YORK
SIr Oneida. Collins, New York.
s.hr. Walter K. Jones, Brown, New nrk
Steamer Pocahontas, Hollinsshead, Baltimore
Srbr Curlew, Stone Baltimore.
BELOW,
shin Louisiana, off Pagan Creek.
srbr. Bergen, OF James Town.
ScSr Tabant. OF Windmill Point.
Sebr LADY, Washington, oil Watkinss.
Schr. Cora, in Dutch Gap.
p,,r,vcag. Jan. S.-Arrived, Barque r. II
y M.lass. Norville, from Rio de Janeiro, % Nov,
mn rodee 10 merchants e Baltimore and Dun
~ Moncure 4 Co. OF Richmond.
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~ MroINp hSNi'iI.hi l.
TTIE subscriber would inform his former pa
j. irons and the public generally, that he has
again taken charge of this Institution, the exer-
cises of which will be resumed on the 18th inst.
In this school will be taught the Latin, Greek and
French languages, Mathematics, including Arilh-
metc, Algebra, Geometry, Plain and Spherical
Trisonometry, and Surveying, Natural Philoso.
ply, Chemistry, together with all the branches o.
The English language usually taught in prepara-
tory schools of the highest grade.
The strictcst attention will be paid 10 The moral
culture of the youths entrusted 10 him, and his
discipline will he firm but parental.
Terms per Session Of Ten Months
Boarl including every thing, 500
Tuition, 80
One-haif payable in advance and the balance
on Isl September III. J. CHRISTIAN.
Jan 3-w2w
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LAND FOR SALE.
SALE OF VALUABLE LANDS AND

SALE OF VALUABLE LANDS AND
OTHER PROPERTY In LOUISA.
ON The 2lst January, 1915, will be sold 10 The
~ highest bidder on the premises, all the lands,
tenelncnts, &C. belonging 10 the estate OF Hugh
Goodwin, ST., deceased, consisting OF about 1000
acres 1t will be divided and sold in four lots.
The mansion house. Gold Mines,) with 600
acres attached thereto is one of the most desira-
BILE places in the country, and has been proyerbi-
al for being the most productive Of Indian Corn,
and well adapted 10 the growth Of wheat and To-
bacco. The house is large enough Tor a large
family, with convenient oui-houses and lhreShing
machine, and beautifully situated in full view OF
the Southwest and Blue Ridge mountains.
The mill LOT, called Duckins Hole, contains
about five hundred and eighty acres, which has
mustvauable gris mill that gets $50 bbl>. ioll-corn
per annum, with rock dam 20 feet high and -
thick. Attached 10 This lot is place called Smith
field, with houses sufficient for small family
Also, The most OF the Iot called Daniels lately
purchased at SIG cash per acre. The third lot,
called PoplarfooiS, contains over 300 acres. The
Creek called Dragon. runs through il, and is
bounded on one end by Gold Mine Creek, has a
considerable portion Of arabic land attached there
To, "a well as some fine timberej land, and great
quantity vi pine timber growing on the balance.
The il lot, known as Whitock's, contains about
10 dCIeS, SHUdlcu dpOut lNu vi tlltt llilcS
below Louisa Court House, on The Louisa
Railroad, and is valuable on account Of the
wood and timber on the same. All Of the above
lands have ample timber for all useful purposes,
with fine ard ncver-iailing springs, branches ard
creeks running through the same
One-hirl oil the purchase money vii! be re-
quircd when the deeds are executed; the balance
in two annual instalmcnls, and The lesaIees hold
ins deed in trust la secure the last payments
The property will be shown 10 any person Ges-
rouS Of purchasing by Thus Waldrop, living ON
the premises.
Al The same time and place, will be sold, on a
crcdi, Of l. months, a large crop Of corn, fodder,
oats, hay, &c.; several Yoke oil oxen, laige Stock
OF fine cattle, good team Of young mules, seve-
raj fine horses "a well as fine Hook OF sheep, a
number OF hogs, and about 5000 lbs. new bacon,
carriage, wagons, carts. plantation utensils,
household and kitchen furniture, ana various other
articles too tedious Ia mention. The sale will be
conducted by Capt. James Tlce. For all sums
of $40 and under, cash will bc required for sums
over that amount bonds with approved security,
payable Ia The lesalees. Should any alteration
be made i'll The terms of the sale, OF the land oier
wise disposed of than indicated il will be made
known on The day Of sale.
71J-Will bc sold at the sane time ten shares
OF Louisa Rail Road Stock
by TIE IEC;ATEES
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Jan. l-W.H

ALBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE.
DY virtue of decree of The Circuit Superior
ID Court Of Albemarlc county, pronounced on
the 18th day of October 1911, in the case OF APP
plihe, guardian, &c, rs. Darniclle q It,, shall
proceed on Friday, the 9Th day of December next,
if fair, il rot the next fair day. 10 ollel for sale on
the premises in said county, the Tract Of Land
called Enfield, whcrcon Mrs. Sarah w. Damiellc
now resides and which was devised 10 her and
her children, by her father. the late Ben. John
son. decd. The said land contains between 500
and 600 acres about one hall Of which is cleared
and the resi- is in wou!s well supplied with excel
len. timber Ii lies exceedingly well both ioI cul-
tivatiun and mprovemenl-and is only abou,
ar | mile, from the Town Of Scoltsvillr, on
the James river and Kanawha Canal. The land
is .oui-hishly impruveabe-- particularly
adapted 10 the culture OF Tobacco and corn. The
situation for family residence is particularly de-
srablc being scarcely surpassed by any in
The county, Tor health nearneSs 10 market, and So
ciev Only about go will he required in
cash. 10 delray the expenses Of the sale, &c: on
the remainder Of the purchase money a credit Of
one, two and three years will be givcn--thc pur-
chaser giving good peIsCna security and Trust
deed IN the land. The land will be shown at any
Time hy the subscriber, or Mr.. Benz. L. Darnielle
living IN Scolt>ville
AUSTIN y. APPLING, Commissioner.
s-r POSTPONEMENT.-The above sale is
postponed until TUESDAY, The lilh day of January
nex, if fair, il not The next fair day.
AUSTIN NJ. APPLYING,
Dec. l3-ctlS Commissioner
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INFORMATION WANTED.

TOlIN WATTERSON, the son Of jos. Wat
j terson, late Of Montgomery county, STATE oil
Virginia, left his fathers house some Thirteen or
fourteen ycals ago, and WAS last heard OF OH The
Wheeling road, aching as agent for wagonerS, OF
some such business. This was some seven OF
eight years aso-since which time, no lnorma,
ton has been had OF him. His father having uie',
since he has interest here worth attending Ia. II
he is sill living. any information Of him will be
thankfully received b. line addressed 10 James
IIrslrp LAFAYETTE r. %, Montgomery Co., Va.
Dec 30-c2aw6m
a.. Wheeling Times requested 10 copy for one
month. and send bill 10 James Heslep rs above.
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NEGRO HIRING


FTHE subscriber again offers his services 10 The
Il public in this branch OF his business, as the
time for hiring out is near al hand. His en-.
deavor will be 10 give that attention which the in
terests OF the owners require, in sickness especi-
ally He still continues the collection Of debts Of
every description, renting out houses, &c. Mr.
Richard c. Tunstall who has for several years
been associated with him, will assist him in his
business. RICHARD HILL, JR.
De, 3-d,Scil0ih Ian
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NOTICE-Appicalion will be made 10 the
or renewal of the following certificates OF the old
funded debt ol The United States, viz:
One certificate six PER cent stock for SLID H.,
nm which is due IL b; one certificate Of three
per cent stock, for $l05 81; and one certificate
six per cent deferred stock for SIS o., Oh which
i due 81 lG--al OF The above issued b. The Tor
mrr Commissioner Of Loans, for the State oil Viz
yiuia, in the name Of Stephen Freeman.
Dec I3-cl2t
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DIED.

>. THURSDAY morning, JAMES MoHRls, son
IN i,,s lanes NJ. Radcliffe, aged one year
y ,ne ~" mon;hs The friends Of The family ara
na , ,,.r requested 10 attend The funeral with
e>ps''.n ;nyila!ion. This afternoon at 5 o'clock
-. u u. r...;lsnce OF his late father.
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r-ANSOY'S For SALE.

I.AWSON'S FOR SALE.
That large and excellent Farm belong
f4z1 ii ing 10 DR.. X. Il. stark, called Lawsons,
,aA5W in Princess Anne County, and contain
ing 10 acres, abou, G0D acres in cultivation, Is
Offered for sale. On this Farm is large Brick
dwelling, with four Rooms on q floor, with all
necessary out buildings The land is generally vei
y good The purchaser can have Negroes, Stock,
Provisions, and every thing necessary on The Fam.
Arplyto 6. b. CoohE, Executor,
emf parts ot Norfolk. Dec l2--r"tis.
A VALUABLE FARM IN AMELIA FOR
"A. SALf;-By virtue OF decd in trust excel
led 10 the subscribers by Thomas f. Jclcr, and du-
i. recorded in the Clerks Office Of Amelia we
oicr for sale. privately. that valuable Farm on
which Fhos r. Jeter lately resided near JelersvIlle,
known b. ,hcn of Wayne Oak, and contain
inc. by recent survey, one thousand 40 hundred
acres. abou, two hundred and seventyllve OF which
are in original forest, well timbcrcd, and FIRST rate
tobacco land A large portion III the open land IS
Of good quality and produced line crops ol iobac-
co wheat corn and OATS. The Improvements are
very superior consisting, 81 large two-Siory
dwelling house. nearly new, with nine rooms, neat
Is painted inside ard ON. three porhes with turn
ed pillars Sc, n good framed kitchen, ice-holisc,
servants house ard carriage honsc-bcsdes iour
or five negro cabins with brick chlmncyS, and
every other clubhouse necessary on slic farm.
If immediate application be made, This farm
NAV be bought for a low price with money Ii
hcr OF the undersigned Trustees will take plea
sure in showing the Plantation, &c, 10 any person
who NAV wish to purchase. II will be sold in lots,
or entire, 10 suit purchasers:
TII.MON f. JETER,
JOHN A. JErER, Trustees.
j. w. e. WlNGO,
March l-3amlt ~
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EDUCATION.

EDGEWoOD ACADEMY.-Thc exercises
T. of this Institution will commence on Mon.
day the 18th Of January. 1t is located near lhe
Brook Road about one mile from the city Of Rich
mond A few more pupils can be received.
WNI A. PEARA1AN,
EATON NANCE.
N, tn.Sf
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Dec. IS-w7wc

TNRACT or LAND FOR SALE.-For
i sale, privately, on moderate terms 4 small
tract OF highly improved land, consisting Of about
80 acres lying in Cumberland county, ; miles
below the Courthouse, on The Stage road leading
from Richmond to Lynchburg. On this tract is
convenient dwelling house containing four
rooms below ami two above slaiIs, with dinin..
room in the cellar; and a small house on one side
Of The yard, containing two rooms, formerly used
as a school house; also, the usual ou-hou>es, such
as kitchen, meai-house courthouse, stables, &c.
The ne.lborhood i. lhichly settled and very
good. The advantages Of this place make II a de-
sirabe location ior mechanic, teacher, ~
professional gentleman. Persons desiIins further
information, will address Edward ;. Brown,
smithyillc, Powhatan County. Dec 2n-cw5"-
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TDMUND I. MORRIS, Attorney At Law,
IL Richmond Va, will attend punctually TO
any business that may bc entrusted 10 his charge
He will practice in the Superior and Inferior
Courts OF the City of Richmond and the Counties
of Ilenrico, Hanover and Caroline.
IT Office on Main Street over the Store OF
Warren & Faris nearly opposite The Bell Tavern.
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