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ENGLISH REMEDY
FOR COUGHS. COLDS. ASTHMA, AND


- CONSUMPTION!
THE GREAT AND ONLY REMEDY for Colds
L coughs. A. hma, and CONSUMPTION is The
HUNGARIAN BALSAM OF LIFE, di.coveredhy
the cele rated Dr. hnchan, of Lon on, England and
introduced into The Uniei STATE, under the immediate.
~uperin enhance Of The inventor.
The eXraor inary success Of this medicine in the
cure OF Pulmonary drea.e., warrants the American
AGENT ~ soliciting for treatment the WORST POS
SlBLE CASES that can ! e found in the community
-ca>es that seek relief m vain from any of the COM
mon remedies OF the day. and have cen given up Nv
the mol di>tingui. he'd Physiclan,, a. CONFIRMED
AND INCURABLE. ' The Hungarian Balsam has
cured and will cure the most desperate of cases.
II Is no quack no>fum, hut standard Eng sh med
lcine cfknown and established efficacy
| Every family in the United States should he sup
| Piled with Buchan> Hungarian Bal>an OF Life, not
ony TO conn'erart the conSumpiive tendencies OF the
Climate hut 10 lie u'e as preventive medicine in all
cases Of Colds Coughs, Splitting Of Blood Pain in
| Tue SIDE and the-t Irritation and soreness IF the
Lung, Bronchitis, Difficulty Of Breathing Hectic Fee
yer, Night Sweat>, Imacaiion and General Debility,
Asthma, Influenza, Hopping Cough, and Group.
! Ill Sold, IN large lollles, 81 FER hottie with
M directions for the restoration Of Health.
i Pamphlets containing mass OF English and Amer
lean ceriiii'a'es, and Other evidence showing the I'M
eqnaei merits f this Great Engli.h Remedy, may
be Obtained Of the AGENT, gratIiou>y.
DAVID F. BRADLEF, sole Agent Tor the United
state. lis Court tree Boston.
| NTS.-BURLINGTON, PECK e. SPEAR,
Arohecalic- aud Druggists Montpelier, Clark d
Cullus; Bratleloro, Duon x Clark; Bellows Falls,
\. darrs; Rutland, Daniels & Bell Woodstock, s.
J. Allen; and Nv The Druggists generally. lily
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COTTON THREAD &c,
CAn LBS. Cotton Thread, rssorted,
COO 25 do Linen do
800 doz. Spool do
Sc do Roll Tape,
200 do Stick do For sale by
Villas u MOVES.
Oct. II, 1874. ~
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II Oticc.

by vote Of the Inhabitants Of his Town at then
- Annual March Meeting held on the l0lh, the
Seiecnen were instructed 10 iuterposc AMI prevent
oh rIIct on- !elne placed n the ,rees OF h~ Village
Hnd a the sea ON tor bUilding is ahou, commence
80 herel give noire that in iitlre all III pu>e, Fen
cri Raillngs and Posts, mprol erlv placed w.thou
the line OF the Streets will We prumpllv removed.
HARRY BR NllEY, S.,,o,,,,n
I'll MORSE, "e''''"'"'
Burlington, l6 March, lsl5 42w3
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Liquors.

Liquors.
NTEDAR'S Swan Gin,
INl Wolle's do do
BARRIERS ware house point do
Pine Apple do
Country do
Clover Leaf do
Pellevoi>n Brandy,
Seignetie do
American do
ST. Croix kun,
Burgundy Port
Pure Juice do
MADEIRA Wine,
Brown Sherry,
Irish Whiskey,
Al>o, on Consignment,
John Felton's n. Z. Rum,
Trul's do
In Hhds, and Bils For sale low bv
FOLLETT, BRADLEY & Co.
South Whar Nov. %, 1914. 26
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5. EARL HOW ARDS
Cheap Cash Store,

BURLINGTON, YER MONT.
COMPRISES one of the most splendid and gener
" al STOCKS in the State.
All goods sold strictly for Cash, and Of course
Cheap.
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j. f.. MURDOCH.
From Messrs. BAKER &: Woodbury., Profess
-,fyg
u = VI SIGE--.

I'HE STORE opposite III" Ia h Hp'el. west part
r., Of Pearl S. now n,ln- np with Goods an
har-ns. 5 WIiEAToN ~ o.
Burlington, March 20, ISIS A2,r
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DISSOLUTION,

YNHE copar'ner, hip heretofore existing between
Murray, is lhi, day dissolved by mutual con,en,
A. " HOfLEY
Eli MURRAY
The SUBSCRIBER will continue business at the Old
Stand and settle the affairs ofthe late Firm.
42w2 A. V. HOLLEY.
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New Fall e. Winter Goods.
DANIEL KERN

XNOULD respectfully solicit the attention Of per-
w s.ns wishing TO purchase Goods TO cal and
examine his stock Of NEW GOODS just received
and receiving from Market Of the very richest and
latest styles.
FOR LADIES' DRESSES.
Alpine French D'Laine,
Alpaca, Leopard do.
i'ombazine, Afghan Satin,
Victorian Cloth, Cash. D'Ecosse,
NJ. D'Laine, Cameeon Brecadi,
Grape do. Striped Cbally,
FOR sIIAwLS.
Thiiet, NJ D'Lane,
Broche, Satin Stripd,
Cashmere, Honey Comb,
Strip'd Silk, PLAID Wool,
Mufs and Boast good assortment Of Gmps,
Fringes, Bugles, Cut Beads, &c.
N B-The subscril er has on hand as good an as
sortmeni OF WOOLLEN CLOTHS, as can be ot,d
n any Store in town, which he will sell as low a,
can lie bought elsewhere Of the quality, no mis-
take. Persons wishing to purchase Cloths, please
call and examine my stock.
Also, good assortment Of FAMILY GROCE.
RIES Tea, Coffee. Sugar, Molasses, &c.
All Of which will be sold at the lowest rates, for
will no, lie under, old by any one if 1 know it.
Twodoor> south of Howard Church ST.
Nov. G. 1874 % DANIEL KERN.
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@EaaG i9arva2mr 9

- 7"--'' = N : lllI-IA
q NJ. POPE womb rc~,ecifilly inform b,s
-. friends AMI the public that he VIII ,elI his re
man'na 'l"ct Of Dry Goods Al reduced prices for
Being dcerm ned 10 sell ont his good. before the
Opening OF NAVIGATION. those waning good Good
cheap vii do well 20 give HIM call.
Burlington, Feb. 20, lsi5 90
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TO DENTISTS

,ONSTANT supplies of Siockton's latest STYLE
~ Molar, B'uspld and inc,.or Teeth. Be-, Gnl
and Tin Fouls File, Forcep-, Lanccl,, Tooh-Pow
der Boxes, &c. &c. o.
Receiving Al PECK &. SPEARS,
so Wholesale DruPgists.
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TO RENT.

I'fiE pla rrcd Ilo &c ON Champlain, two doors
south otPtal street, and near Mr.. Conver,e's
new o,tage. The prrui,r. consist of conf rlable
hou t, arge barn, and good Garlen. Immediate
pose ion gwen. App'v 70 Mrs. Amos PANGBoRN.
Burlington, March Is, 1915. AZ
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INiE Riddle place called on North ST. con.
l. tanning / acres oflaud, with two story pla>-
tered house, Barn and Shed, is o cred for at, at a
n low price and ea>s terms. Apply to SrRONGS
q Co. Jan. 81 IA. ~
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THE ONLY CURE FOR
CON S L NJ p ITO \
AND
LIVER COMPLAINTS

THE QUESTION SETTLED.
A MONG the multitude of medicines and 'cure
n ais which are daily pamed Oh upon tine un-u>-
pectne, people Of EN- get disappointed, that they
hardly know what to elleye when really lnval "a.
bic med cine i, first introduced into he community.
The medicine which now irIng before the pub
lie is a compound not invented IN day "A The ma
turing Of years of re6e ton, all dl ease WHICH
nave a tendency towards CONSUMPTION. Complaints
of the lungs chest, and liver, to ari,e from our
variable climate, most dangerous to the Invalid, and
tho, c of naturally weak consultations.
DIR. Larbor's Vegetable Lungwort
is Of the most extraordinary nature IN H. operations
unon the >v,tem. 1t tales hold OF the complaint al
once and no matter how long the pulmonary orcon-
sumpive patient has cen III eriJg, II The condion
of the lnng, j. such not 10 be absolutely ncrale,
the Lungwori will eradicate every symptom OF Dis
from The body restoring one a ii were again 10
life. For this reason, people who have pulmonary
complaints shund carefully select that remedy al
first which will cure, if there eau be cure. The
Lungwor will do this, ifhealhi> TO lie restored; and
the proprietor hesiaje> not TO lay 1t Is the safest
MEDICINE IN the world for those troubled with cough,
and COLDS BRONCHITIS, wHooPING COUGH, ASTHMA
NIGHT swEATs BLEEDING Al THE LUNGS, OPPRESSION
ON THE CHEST, DIFFICULTY OF BREATHING, ArFEc-
lions OF THE LIVER, aud pulmonary complaints 81
every ind.
We have not room 10 publish the numerous cerii
Gates Of cures hut all are retired TO a medical pam.
phei to be had gratis of any ofihs Agents.
C. J. RO0NEVliLT, Sole Proprietor
81 Broadway, Albany.
For sale by PECK ~ SPEAR, Apolhecares
ant Druggists, Burlington, VI. ly2l
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ycrms of the Richmond Enquirer.

- w. r,.u;rrr is published DAILY and SEMI
.H.giy For the Daily Paper, seven dollars per an
and M the rate &C eight dollars taken for short
pe, .,,., than one year. For the Semi-Weekty, i've
ner annun and Three Dollars fot SIX months,
h,, IN advance, be pad IN e eSee, or RENTED by
ps s.l psid; or Six Dollars per annum at the end Of
u Al, dues 10 this Office may be remitted per mail,
, and available Bank notes, at the risk OF the Ed-
.,s ses.age = oil letters een2 paid by tae 1'ite'S-
., single letter IS scarcely OF any account
- writer II Is the accumulation uf postage, IN an
,,,rn.ivs business, which operates as serious tax
ut''' TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ THE pAiLY ENQCfRER-For Que square o.,
.,.crr lines, or legs. first insertion, fty CENTS ana
,,,; succeeding insertion twenty-five cthts-h iuse-
~ ence a week, twice week, or three times week.
,hr,y seven and halt cent g .;x,.n
IN Tue SEMi-WEEkLf-one square OF saseh
10 or ess first insertion, % cents; io' eao"
ance 80 cents. uor,r;.a ,.,,,h III.
aar nav or satisfactory references, 10 insure eAecn
ti"n. .,,.,oa SOC doi,nr "a for thrty
!, a in ib,, proportion for advertisements OF
49,. 80, i.n.,b-ercept Lottery Vendrrs and Auction
es who nre charged one hundred dollars, (paper IN
49, An o5tsari&s and Marriages from the country,
Ssneye, the party's handwriting Il unknown nj t;is
SS,e must be authenticated by the endorsaton oi Inc
in The neiyhborhood, or they viii ~ n" case
- nuhi,,b he'd Every thai has been E1ken 10
,npositions aud Gaizzes, las proved heretofore
nn,yr;,sf We must therefore, INSIST Ia such case,
n, me being certified by The naie Of
a. psin,aster. or,nes as tls tsek "fihe Letter.
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To the-Ear...ers

OF VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA.
WE offer cur services to customers for the Of
any commission, except when required 10 guarantee
sales. The senior partner, who has had sixteen years
experience IN business, gives his personal attention
this department. aud We 1atter ourselves that We can
Obtain the best market prices.
We keep constantly on hand a large and wr selected
stock Of Family Groceries, which we invite The at
.n,lon OF TIC pnaters rs do not intend he un-
defso!d by any hoase IN The ely.
We siii continue 10 furnish Virginia made AXES, at
81 rach-whch wo warrant equal 70 any made in this
any either country. We have sibs;nu ed another
maaufictory In the place Of tie ole Tor which for
merry acted a. agents, which We as.ure friends is
fur superior. We have sold some u Or l5 Gozen and
have had 10 edeeh but one axe.
BR0GUES made to our order, cheaper than they can
he had IN ihs rity. tall on rs for bar sains.
pry- Refer To the Editors of this paper
GRErTER & GRETTER,
Aug. a9--cts doors below The Bell Tavern.
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We would here remark, that an examination
of the census has satisGei Us that, on this i'm
rorlan. subject, it aboucds in gross faults. For
instance, in The city o. Richmond, according 10
The census, there were in 1910 only 81 persons,
who could no, read or write and in Madison
ward mol me OF these ignorant individuals. In
he Whis county OF Charles City, and The De
,rucratic county Of Stafford, there does not seem
10 have been 4 single PERSON, who could not read
or write Now, these statements must be entire
IL wrong-and force rs 10 The conclusion, that
The real number OF white persons in Virginia
over 20 years Of age, who cannot read or write,
must be much larger than that reported in The cen
sus. formidable and dissfacenl as thai is.
This deduction should induce on our parts sill
more energetic Efforts 10 wire of The dark spots
az ignorance We know not what plan may be
=, oposcd or adopted. The inel;sen; Committee
appointed al the meeting in this city viii, we pre-
snme 70 10 work at once, and gather materials,
90 rs 10 report some weiidigeSted plan for The ac-
,ian of Inc Conventional plan, which will ope-
rate equally and fairly upon all The counties, IN
difusing information, and in dividing The bur
lhens OF expense. II Strikes Us, that The ia'rest
plap would Re 10 authorize The different counties
to levy special TAX for the purpose Of Educa-
ton in each county. The whole subject, like other
county matters, would Le placed under The con-
trol OF each county, ami justice could be better
done 10 all parties But we throw on, this hasly
sueeeslion, for what il is worth. We shall cor
daily sustain any proposition which will attain
the great object in view, The extension OF the be-
,e6,s of Education 10 every white citizen in the
State.
We trust that The people will not, through iheiI
anathv, suffer The subject 10 pass By unnoiiced.-
If il fail now, many long years i'll roll on, before
!, can be fairly presented 10 The delberaivn and
action OF the Stale.
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THE RIGHT KEY

The following article from the Fredericksburg
Recorder exactly speaks our sentiments. Nothing
can be done 10 wipe of the stain OF ignorance, I'M
less the people themselves take up the cause OF
education with warmth and energy. TIE fate OF
The measure rests in their hands, and while there
is ye, time 10 invoke their action We appeal 10
them to meet in primary assemblies in every
county, and give imperative Instructions 10 their
representatives 10 do something for the regenera-
ton of the State The wisdom ard discretion Of
The Education Convention and Legislature will
arrange tie details o.some general system Of edu-
cation. But il is necessary tha, the Representa-
tiyes in The Legislature should bear with them
the commission, under tie hand and seal Of their
constituents, 10 originate somepractcable scheme.
Unless the people take up he question, and con-
vey their wishes in clear language, their Repre-
sen,atives will not lake The responsibility, and the
matter will drop dead:
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IN CHANCERY -SiRciSn:-Ata Court OF Quarter
y season. continued and held In Louisa eouGiy, at
the Court-hors- thereof, Tuesday, the l2ih day Of
August, lss5:
Alexander Vest, In his right. and guardian of
George v. and Nathaniel NJ. McGehee, infant children
Of tliz abe Ii MeGehoe, deceased, Plaintiff:
against
Sarah Wood, John II. Wood, James Wood William
j. Wood, Thomas Wood, Charles w. Wot.d, David
Wood Drury Wood John D. Perkins and Anne his wife,
James Bib5 and Sarah his wife, Grorse McEehee, Geo.
" McGeher, and Nathaniel ~. McGehee; also, John II.
Wood. David Wood and Drury Wood, Executors Of VIII
liam Wood, deceased, and David Wood and Drewry
Wad as Trustees for the said Anne Perkins and her
children, Defendants:
This day came the plaintiff by his attorney, and fled
ms bill, aad the defendants, James Wood. William j.
wood, homas Wood, Charles w. Wood, John D. Fer
hns aud Anne his wife, and James Hibb and Sarah his
WIFE, not having entered their appearance and given
curly according TO law and the rules of this Court, and
appearing TO The Satisfaction of the Court thar they
MOI Inhabitants o. this State, the motion of The plain
M BY his counsel, il is ordered that the said James
Nod William ). Wood, Thour.s Wood, Charles w.
Wood, iohu D. Perkins and Anne his wife, and James
LIB ana Sarah s wife, do appear bfo the is,ces Of
or SID Cour: al the Courthouse, the second Mon
my In November next and answer the bill Of The plain
M aat that copy 4 this order b. forth inserted
"a ai.e newspaper published In The ety Of Richmond
ITO months succeesisely, and that another copy be
posted AZ the front door Of the Cou Of this coun.
y 81 'on,c Court day. Capy-Tests,
aug 2e-ew2m JOHN HUNTER, G L. c.
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PROSPECTUS or THE
UNION BAPTIST BANNER K PIONEER


THIS work will he published in pamphlet furni,
monthly, in the city II Richmond Va, and shah
contain 10 pages runbrr making iy2 pages pet an
mum The UNION BAPTIST BANNER AND r.
ONEER" shall be devoted 10 the ntere of the "tn"n
BAPTIST Church, toa fair aud full Exposition OF her
dociinrs uslgts &c, &c. and Ia IN nntiring Chr =
tan defence of the same Its ant aim VIII he Ia
promote among all evangelical Denominations OF
christaus-Io advance The truth OF God, aud The fur
thrTance uf the ReheeIner's kingdom.
All commune ations ,esH written on theological qn-s.
toRs sent post paid, will meet with prompt at'- nn.
The Banner and Pioneer is def iGrd'y oplo>e Ia
sided statements. The tu'a, nc ,hor truth, Gad
sing hut the truth will be s motto. All y, de-
jsnGtoa, personalities, &c, &c. shall be constantly
and ,ndiousiy ayudrd. IL y th- facts, aud pm
crs ii the Gospel Of lie grea. God, about which
ctb:end. ard MT men.
TyEMs-si Ter annum in advance, or 81 D if not
paid within six months after subscribing, the dsvr
~ Of the first number All who ,all uhtin and pay
subscribers " iih.n six months ae. subscribing
-aa'! he entitled to copy gratis. All cnmhuniCa-
lions. attention, be diri cted The Edi.
tor post paid. All subscribers should hr very rartioI-
lar In giving their address. name, posi- office, toun,y,
aud Safe. Tie Ed:tms address, for the present. Is
''Lun-hhI,s Cont li.r, Va He mnst earnestly 81
ciis the patronage al all his friend in This ehrGn
irrprisr. and ,ru desires IN hear fom ti.tm mmehl-
areiy WIN friends take active part in This work.
Aug 22-wiw JAS. W. HUNNI6ErT.
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Washington University

VIC DIAL lNCItE.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.-The Lectures in this
~ Institution viii commence on the first Monday IN
November next, and continue four months.
MEDICAL FACULTY.
John c. $. Monkur. NJ. D., Professor OF the Theory
AMI Practice OF Medicine.
Edward Foreman, ~. D., Professor Of Chemistry and
Pharmacy.
fl. Wills oakley. N. D., Professor of Anatomy and
Operative Surgery.
Samuel AMMAN, ST. D., Professor of General Palhoio
gy, aud the SPECIAL Pathology, Physical Diagnosis, and
Treatment Of Diseases Of the Chest.
Charles Bell Gibson, NJ D., Professor of the Institutes
and Practice Of Surgery.
WIN. Thomas Wilson, NJ. D., Professor of Materia
Medica, Therapeutics aud Hygiene
John Fonerden, VI. u Professor Of Obetetrics, the
Diseases OF Women and Child.en, and Medical Juris
prudence.
Marshall p. Howard, NJ. D., Demonstration and Adj
juDct Profcs sor Of Obstetrics.
The College edi6e- Is extensive the lecture hall,
admirably arranged, well lighted aud warmed ami The
roms of practical anatomy convenient, ami afford
every facility for prosecuting this impor branch OF
study The Hospital, in the East wing OF the building
contains many patients, whose cases are freely awaited
of for purposes Of instruction in Clinical mcticinr aud
Surgery Students tho desire it. may have appropriate
private rooms and boa,d In the College, ON advanta
eeou. terms Fees for the entire course $780, Maricuia
lion Fec g; Graduation fee Sa0 dissecng ticket OPP
ional with the student; clinical instruction Tree
E. FOREMAN, ~. D.,
Aug l9-cwtls:Nov Dean Of the Faculty.
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POWllatan EIOilxc.

RICHMO IRGINIA.
VNHIS being the season 70. visiting, The subscri-
L Der would respectfully call attention TO this
Hotel, SO long and well kept b. Mrs. Dual To
those who know the Powhatan House. nothing
need be said in lis prase:-is delightful location
its fine accommodations, and the order and
quiet with which il is conducted, make it most
agreeable resling-place for families or indridu-
ais.
The friends OF the SUBSCRIBE, who patronized
him at Dbrcll's Springs and The Warm Springs,
are respectfully solicited 10 renew their acuuain-
lance with him al the Powharan House, situated
on level and beautiful emInercc near the Gentle
of The city, few steps from the Capitol, Cover
nor's House and City Hall, ami very convenien,
10 the Railroad Depots, Boat landings and bust
ness part Of The city.
II. The Powhaian Coach will be in readiness
to convey passengers and baggage 10 and from
tic Hotel ,c;kiout charge, and thus save them
from so cents 10 81 dollar porterage.
II baron tie basement foor.
Board per day 81 so.
June 22-d3wSctf CHAS. L. DIBRELL.
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NO WAR YET.

Welhrow together all The Interesting news we
find in the y. Orleans papers, touching onrtronps
on The Mexican frontier, the movements Of our
warlke heiehbors and The proceedings 81 The Tex
a. Convention II seems that. as YET, nothing is 10
he agp.ehcndcd from The Mexican army on the
Rio Grante. The concentration Of the AmeT-
can forces under Gen. Taylor will inspire The
Mcxicans with 50 much respect, that they will
not be in hurry 10 breaa; lances with The Anne
leans.
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IN CHANCERY-VincisA:-N Il Supelinr Court I"
! Chanc-ry fr The Richmond Circuit held al ne "a
r in the City Of Richmond, on the 9th day OF June
1915 = 80
Jean Ferguson, widow Of James Ferguson, decd !,
and Mary b ,llantsne Ferguson and Jamss Ferguson,
children Of the said deceased under the nf twenty
one years who by The said Jean Ferguson, Their mo
ther and next friend, Piainuhs
agan.t
VIM II. Macfar!and, administrator OF James frrsu-
son alias Gao. +. Hamilton. decd. peits.
This day came the com3la,nlrts and MED iheif bii
10 which the defendant filed his answer whrItupon
the cs,se came by consent 10 be heard on me sad
hill and answer and argued hy Counsel: TN ccn-
.iser,,on whereof the Court doth order that per
sons who mag have claims against James Ferguson
alias Geo. +. Hlmlron, decd, exhibit the sam. before
Commissioner Po,iauI, fr settlement, wiiiin ioir
months from this date and thqt this order lie published
for eight weeks in the Richmond Wing and Richmond
Enunrrr two Of the newspapers published in the CITY
~ Richmond and posted the front door of the Court
House of the said CITY, and also OF the county OF Henri
co on two several Court days
A Copy-Teste y. +. no" aau, O'e'"'s
Aug. S-cWSw
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MARRIAGES..

Married, on THURSDAY last, by 'be Rev L.
Plumer. Mir. RorYRr McCLrLLAx, 10 Miss Man
6aREr G., daughter Of David BARCLAY Es9 =
this city
Married. on Tuesday evening, III d ias;, br
The eey. NJ A. Damn, MIR. W. A. Hcf5 d m,
city .. Richmond, 10 Miss EiIzaEErn Ri.nARD-
sox, daughter Of David Richardson, Esq, q
Louisa county, Va
Mas lasting bliss this union crown,
And pleasant yrars BIZ gwen
By HIM Ia whom fhl- j, known,
And brn. them safe To Heaven.
Whio Religious Herald and Christian hdfo-
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NlE subscriber will ell the Tract Of Land in rnwha-
ian comfy called ii-h Hill, situated un the Eurk-
ihenin road n'prtC,n miles above the ciy nf Rmh-
mond. and llii-r from The CRYSTAL sulphur sprRg,
tanning 200 nrfeS, The NEST nI which Is woodland. he
bdlngs consist ola cunforlah;e dwelling hllse, sni.a-
bic Tor u tavern si.hd private residence, store
lui-e, h!acksniih's shop, With Two nrges, wheel
wri:t's shop together with the ordinary out-hous-s,
all in good repair. Tn the pace are, also, two good
wells Of water, sulphur spring, aud an orchard of
choice fruit trees.
eligible tavern stands trtwee, Rchmund aud lyarh
burg and has always been remarkable for is hralihful-
ness.
a liberal credit viii tc given for The whole or a part
OF the purchase money
For further infrnation -pply nj The stare Of I,wes
Van Beurs,n & Ward, SJ Nam street. Richmond
Mrs. Ann II. Drake, pow.aian C.urihcn.r
ShNI. p. HAYES,
Aue. S2-cwsw Trustee for Mrs Ann II. Drake.