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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-25
y y.-v,,@,.:-In So,toway County

cour, November oh, l-is:
Sarah Dillon, Is dew Of William nilion and Bafo'd
French md Eiz beth hi wife, Robert French and Mar
lha lii wife, Benjamin Mann and loni-a u H. wlr,
John J. Dillon, Wm. H. D,,iun James Wrober and Nan
Is i.r, Berry Foster aud Frances Ia. it G-or:e
Is Mckay ami sally 4. HI wife, nowland an:crron
and Sasy his wife, Robert Pnari ar. Lucy 4 hia
wire. John Dillon, Adr!.Es ~ Li!ioi. H-rry r Dbl.
ion aud lanes and Jane Dillon, inr las, tw" AZ whom
infants under the ace of twenty yeas. vino
by Georle y. Mckay, ,hsi: nei fiend, Pain.H-
against
John ii Enish- ani Edward T. I,.T.ess E%eru'ot, 4
the will Of WIN Dillon. {, a.ed, hc.eud,a..
ky ccnsoE: If parties, ts rduse ~ ny ~ 10
he nc,rd on the tii, answers ar. aNhous, ara
rm.d i. co;:rs- On CONSIDERATION h.ruf lie Cou,,
doh acjndge on, I'D tesrre hat In dr2.4fanis ~
r'utn's Is te WIN o'he saia Wm biin" .rcsas,d DE-
i9tI ever and surrender 10 I plaintiff, al bilnn,
the properly devised 70 her ~ hsU,Uu ~; ih- sad
ell, it az, tie household aa r.t'i.n iLrn lnc
81 the rsta'or, te crops hand. ava III tsiaor's car
rin:- ari !itr:css; hi tnEt dom .sisr lju:s-,
:d csrree thar i..r .a .l. near, aln re,iyct
~ 'ee division al he sisy-s cf -, and for srd
t.a' >anaei H. B,ikc, 81 ~. ..aef,."r I.r,. Il. Jen-
rihae jams = Eoaerfsnn. t:a jcahirg-, 20 a:y tr
~ ra, v hc are here a.g'ts. COMMISSIONER FOR
The nrycs., do fair; y"- III ral sv-s, aud permit
lie sa.! p.aI, .lr,.n iilion 10 iEa.a .iiocr Of
mar: n viii :.aount I" t.t ai.,h vsiae -"i, al
;,.c ,G slaves ELECTED asi-n {, hrr htr part Of
he slaves devised ~ The wli tge .ad I-s'atnr; ard
thar s1d Executors sell >, pa'c aitisl. f.f CART
giving due notice al rt~ time aud ;iscr of sale, Tie
-iT:ss remaining s:l-r the -,ii assignment 10 s pain
tin, Sarah m on, End ,rpo:, arcuEn 81 sJth sale Ia
Cart ana tcy are Ttqrhc' - make repof u iarir po
r.ec:a.s: Ahl II appearing - sa;isiattniy evience
;n1t lie re-taors brother join, AMI s three s..lrts
'ercy, E-.z tbejh ana fsancrs inhabitants Il
,h:s Commonwealth, and it heing unknown ihr' they,
Gr et.ier vi them, lad Children living the death o
he l,sito, The coI dat, arrt.r, orde. ana decree,
thai lie child Children Il eiei q the said persons.
any there tie, appear here III February Cort, ls47, and
make themselves plsiics defendants, he their answers,
aoa assert their rights or claims ruisE III" rs At the
aid e>.t0r, and that copy 81 This older ne Published
.i.ht weeks surreasive:y m 81 TIE newspapers
'.ntet III the city &c Richmond ,d thai another copy
a a. ttr II q
C. uniy. copy--Teslr,
bee. s-owsw Z. W. Fl ZGERALD, ID. C
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NEGRO HIRING.

HNHE subscribers tender their services to 'helI
i friends and the public, TO hire out their Ne
aRoEs for The ensuing year.
They would advise those who wish TO employ
them 10 inform them as early as practicable, thai
they may have an opportunity of obtaining go0d
homes ard goo prie sior their negroes.
They hope that an experience OF several years
will cniille Them 10 liberal share Of patronage
Their Office is on the corner OF Franklin and
18th streets, IN rear OF City Hotel, formerly Bell
Tavern. N. B. & G. B. HILL.
Nov 30-d&ctl5lhJ
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Negro Hiring.
'HOMAS Fl. TALIAFERR

THUMBS H nLli 9 LIeIeO
OFFERS his services again TO his friends and
~ the public generally in hiring out Negroes
for the ensuing year, and collecting all claims
entrusted 10 his care-also, renting out Houses
aud selling all kinds OF Produce. He takes This
method OF informing those who wish 10 employ
him, that il would be advisable 10 inform him as
early as they can that he may have an opportuni..
ty Of getting good homes. He pledges himself
that every exer,on shall be used 10 obtain good
prices and good homes, and hopes that an
experience OF fifteen years will ent,lle him 10
share Of patronage.
II He will at all times be found al MessIs
NIB & C. B. Hirs Office, opposite Messrs. X.
IL. Dickinson & Brother, franklin Street. in
rear ofthe Bell Tavern. Nov. 4-cu
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General orders.

hHJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
Richmond, bccs.Ihcr Is, iSi6.
, He entire Regiment Of EfiEtTy Volunteers nov Or
lanlzing under a rcquisiton Of the President OF the
Battalion VIII proceed l'om Richmond 10 Fortress
M"h0c sru: Il Il mustered into the service o tie
in al States, preparatory 10 their cmbarkation ior
Me..,u.
Companies IN the Interior already organized, VIII
;lo 1 Z. report themselves Immediately.
fur,inns Of Companies whicb have been enrolled! nj
different place ana individuals wi-hn. 10 volunteer
are requested - report themselves nj this department
with all possible despatch, that they may be organized
vidrd fo them here. aud fair communication for snb-Is
by the way, will ht allowed Ia Companies and To
every volunteer who shall pnrs muster M man viii
be received o in years apparently over a. or under
Is, or who is mol in physical strength aud vigor.
The following articles will be- required for each man,
ana VIII he furnished hrrc-viz:
Navy blue cloth IMP
d. JACKET aud pair Pan'anons.
apair Bu0le,s.
.par woolen Sock.
> cotton SHIFTS.
! linnrl d..
| Uvercnat.
leather Stock.
But il IL recommended to those who suppiifd ith
any Of the articles Ia bring them with them, especially
Shoes, Socks, and shirts.
Il is of The utmost importance that the Virginia ReGi-
mrnt shall be fully organized hy The end OF tins month,
and The Commander ln.Liief desires 10 impress nnn
enroll for ts service The necessity for The utmost
prompiiiudr aud despatch ih'ir movements. Al ne
crs-ary infurEaiiu III be promptly supplied from ts
Department. by command,
WA. II. RICHARDSON, Adjntant General.
Dec l6--dltcit
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ny TmE GOVERNOR or The STATE OF VIRGINIA.
A PRlGI NATION

sUllFREAS, il has been represented IL the E1ecl-
W tive, that WILLIAM A. GLERE, who was CON
fined IN tile jail ii Franklin county, under conviction
for felony has made hiI escape. by breaking said jul,
and is gong al large Therefore, !, William smith,
Governor Of the Stale oi Virginia. do hereby otter i-
ward hundred dollars Tor The arrest lah delivery
Of the sald William A. Lefe 10 The lainr 81 the sad
County Of Frankn;-and do require all officers cisi!
and military and request the people If III. Common
wealth generally 10 their best eAerOns Ia procure
the Of tie said William A. Cere, that lie may he
dealt with according 10 law.
Given under my hand, AS Governor, and under The
lesser seal ofi.ir Commonwealth al Richmond,
sE.I. this ninth day of y vrmher N tie year of our
Lord eighteen hundred and .r;y-sx, and ot the
Commonwealth the seyeTty-iir-t NM. SMITH.
IleIe IL described hrlng abnnt feet hish Wen
huIll, aud rather SPAR light complexion, sandy lar
and whisktrs-had on, when he escaped, black jrans
and pantaloons and black cap-iS fond OF drink
ing, and, after having access To liquor hi comprA"n
bpcuies ilord He an indifferent house painter, and
claims he native uf Richmond city, where his mo-
her Ia widow resides. Nov. lO-cwb"
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS!

WANTED, ONE HUNDRED strong, ac-
w live young MEN, 10 serve with Rookie. and
Mountain Howilzer Batteries, now preparing by
the Ordnance Department, for immediate depar-
re.
pay, provisions and clothing, this corps will
b ,arcrior 10 any other yet raised, and from the
kir. Il rms used, will constantly serve with The
advance OF The army.
The highest character for courage and physi-
cal ability WI be required for admission into the
corps. App,y h. lieut. T. L. Rinsgold, Ordinance
corcs.) at Miss Gordons, Franklin Street. or TO
Capt Smith, al the Richmond Rendezvous
A premium OF two dollars will be paid TO any
one bringing proper recruit to the Rendezvous.
Der l2-lm
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TIN WARE, STOVES, CRATES, FIRE
PLACES &c Sc

ryNE subscribers would most respectfully call The at
4 tention of Country Merchants aud others, pur-
chasing Tin Ware Stoves, Gaies aud Fi'e Places, &c,
&c, their general stock, Ia be found AT No. 80 West
Main street. They fer assured that they can sell Of
The above articles olesat retail, rs low any
similar establishment. More particularly woud we
call the attention Of those in want 10 assortment "i
Cooking Stoves. Also, plate, plate, plate, nhd
Coal Stoves, ~ well our Fire Places for burning
wood far more preferable article than the Franklin
Stove, and much safer and remedy for smoking
chimn1ys. ID. & C. X. WELLER.
0rt I'm
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lNFIRMARY OF THE MEDICAL COL
EGE,

THE sick are admitted into this Institution al The
following charges, payable tor the first week in
advance:
White patients So per week
Co!ored patients per week
These charges Include Board, Medical attendance
operations when requted, nursing, medicines, and
every necessary service.
Separate apartments nre assigned TO the different
classes of patients. Private can he furnished NJ
IN additional charge of 81 per week. The Medical
cases are under the charge Of three Of the Profess OF
the College, for prescribed periods in rotation. The
Surgical committed In the Professor of Sur
gerry and the obsIetricl the Professor uf Obstetrics
The attending Physician and Surgeon visit The lnsi-
tuition daily aud in %: difficulty. The whole Col
leSe Faculty is called in consultation, without additional
expense to the patient.
Gentlemen sending patients from the country, VIII
please give city reference
Oct. 23-ctf S. MACPIS, President.
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agile OteI,

n K vi L l. T. :, N U n II.
THE subscriber, having removed from The Farmers
i Hotel to this did and well known establishment,
recently kept by Col. f. H. James, which is ngreeaby
and conveniently situated Main street, within fliy
steps of Randolphs Warehouse, and within short IS
lance Of the Farmvillc Warehouse, and IN the ost h-
sneas part Of the town, begs leave TO make known 10
his friends and the public generally, that he Is now pre-
pared TO accommodate all persons who may favor him
with CALL His table shall be constantly provided with
the best The season and country afford-hs bar with
the best liquors TO be had in this and the Eastern
kets-his stables with the hest grain and provender,
and attended by experienced and attentive 0sti, rs.
From hls own experience in the business, and de-
termination TO spare pains or effort 10 make his house
comfortable and agreeable Ia those who may either
board with him visit him he atters himself that ie
will receive portion Of public patronage HIS charges
shall he accommodated 10 The times call aud sre.
Nny rilOS. w. EPES.
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FOR SALE, A VALUABLE FARA:lN THE
LOWER END OF HANOVER,
IHnleln rnles flon "a a. el Rhlnlnrd.

IhufecH El'1fS tfoW NJ Cfy ~ RastmOpd.
ssYII.L ae offered I" the highest bidder SATURDAY,
" The :6t!i ly oi December il fir. IL not "a,
first fair III: ihregite ihr premises i.r Ifirt ii
Land called Mulberry ll aGp;n.is The snts al NG..
l.. Ia.,ieaGea ellison Wa AN. .!crs, Toto, 0tolnry
Creek. This Tract Contains 250 a-res; about three
quarters Of which il cleared, and adaped to Inc cni.
Of Corn. Wheat and Oats; quarter of yh;rh
III low grounds Il Is laid ~ IN three i.,, each ii
which Will produce hundred hafr-i- al Com, aud
iiir Hay crop alone VIII more than average SiJj lie
buildings good Dwelling iou.c. It'll nee rooms
and cellar, Kitchen, SnoSehuusr Barn, nd al other
Necessary huiiin.s together wit "a GOOD Orchard ~
choice irult. THIS place oilers inducements a,,y u BE-
net with, hriIg short dis tar fiY II
Richmond AMI coGli be III al. ro.aoic lnf marketing;
il- >oiI being remarkably GIek. y ~i! ie s.;own
any onr by sr. Henry Z. Richardson residing The
premises
Terms or s,LE-onr quarter the purchase money
will he required IN c,>h aai credit ~ one, two and
three years VIII tc even iur The r,maiHn. thir-t;
The purchaser gvi. bona, "iE ap?sog security, sed
breed of Trust On Ire iTr.n>r> To the credit
;;ly MEETS. \. H. y. III. POLLaRD,
adn.in's:fa'or ii Thomas Melton, deceased.
Nov. i:-,t!-
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RaPPAHaNNoCK LAND FOR SAFE.

T1HE subscriber oilers fnr salc either une Of tno
Tracts Of Land situated IN Caroline county on the
EapplhaGnock river, ahout zine m'cs tciow frrteI-
irh-hnrc, and containing. each b.,~een GDD ami $50
Nearly the whole of the asay- tracts j. cleared
TIA: land, very Productive, ri rsy cultivation aud equal.
IL well adapted IL lie prsGsc ION Il wheat and com
The Improvements IRON i'es- farms are mnS:iy new,
aud very superior hsi. situations are suth, with re.
gard hrahne>s 2nd sos;r, IL render them as de-
sl!e, no. Tie nos, i,srisr, 'ssiencrs he river
Any p@'sis wiS!G. :. .u.rhtSe G;e iIvii1d 10 view
Them and T further rihli0n viii .prlv fn G.urge
Tayicr, 10 E!t.munc; II U:pa, +. EGox FEEDER. Ks
iurs; or TO the sub.rr,hsf. BiIli. GORDON, in.
iiosp,c. Ei, Caroline Co., Nov 3-cwif
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NEW GROCERY STORE.

TINE subscribers have entered into Co-paftneishp,
i under the firm Of HERRING & GARDNER, Tor the
purpose of conducting the Grocery and Commission En
sness and have taken The Store formerly occupied by
William T. Barrett, Immediately opposite The Richmond
and Fredericksburg Depn, Broad Street. They intend
keeping general assortment Of FAMILY GRuCE-
RIES, which they ask the attention Of their friends
am, The public generally. One Of US having been
gagged in the business for several years in this city,
hope bv close attention, merit share of patronage.
We Will pay particular attention la the sale Of all kinds
OF produce consigned 10 ns from our country friends
GEO. HERRING,
Oct 6-r3m GEO. w. GARDNER.
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SANDS sARsAPARILLA.


TN this preparation are combined and concentrated all
L the medicinal properties necessary TO regulate and
give tone 10 the digestive organs and to purify the blood
from the elements of disease in tho very process OF ts
formation 1t at restores power and visor 10 tue
stomach and the seeretorv organs causing them to pro
duce puro and healthy materials for the bood reno
Yates the hole system, and eradcates not only sero
la Kings Evil, Liver Complaints, and the whole tribe
feet digestion and impure circulation It's efficacy Is
a,es,ed by thousands Of rheumatic and scrnuous pa
tents who have hcen restored by its healing power
NJ Prepared and sold by A. b. D. SANDS, Drug
risfs 100 Fulton street corner OF William, New York.
Sold, also, by DUVAI. & PURCELL, Agents, Main
street, Richmond, Virginia. and by Druggists generally
throughout the United States Price, ST. per bottle or
six bottles fot Is. Dec., 1850
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Alnuselnents for Christmas
ADMISSION 25 CENTS.

ADMISSION 25 CENTS.
TIME HARMONIOUS have the honor 10 an
i nounce 10 The ladies and gentlemen OF Rich
mond, that in consequence of The liberal patron,
age received in this city, they have been induced
to continue their Grand, Unique and Novel Enter.
tainmenls. comprising vocal, instrumental and
operate performances. every night during Christ
mas week al the Odd Fellows newly hIted and
elegant Hall, with nightly change ofprosramme.
Introduction of most pleasing variety Of new
pieces, SC. For particulars see small bills.
II Abundance for gentlemen or ladies rs cts
Doors open at haiEpasl 6: 10 commence al hall
past7 o'clock. Dec. q
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STATIONS Office.

StFdtSUm>S sSEESCSs
MO. 5, SOUTH FOUR TIE EN- TIL
lN STREET..
Let athe world say what they can,
For selling prizes SrRATroN's the man.
5000 DOLLARS! 1900 DOLLARS!
Mononsalia Lottery, No. So Ca
pitals: $4,000, 1900, 1000, $50, 10 of 500, &c.
IS Nos, IL drawn. Tickets 81 Is; halves &C.;
quarters 81 cents.
1000 DoLLARsl 1000 DOLLARS
SATURDAY-Sussex Lottery, Extra, No.
ll3. Capitals: 1000, 1000 GAO, &c &c.
IS Nos, IL drawn. Tickets 81; halves so
cents; quarters IS cents.
$4,000 DOLLARS! 10000 DoLLARS!!
Alexandria Lottery, Class S, for 1916, to be
drawn at Alexandria, December %. Capitals
Of 1888 900, 10000, 5000, 5000, 1000, $780, 80
OF |, 500, SO Of 500, Sc. Is Nos, - drawn bal
lots. Tickets $40; halves S. quarers2 so. Ger
tifca,es of packages Of 26 wholes Sl2O; halves
so; quarters 80.
Orders Tor Packages, Certificates of Packages
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly attended to, anddrawings sent when re-
oues,ed. Please address orders to
N. STRATTON,
Dec. 81 Richmond. Va.
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VIRGINIA AT n Court of Quarterly Session, held
Y Tor Kin. William county, al the Court house.
Monday, the 23d day of November, LIDO:
Lucy Ann Pemberon, Plaintiff:
against
VIM A. Edwards John Edwards, Napoleon Burke,
Samuel Tgnor and Mary Ann his wife, Eleanor Pol
lard, Elizabeth Pollard and James Pollard, the next OF
Kin uf Susan Edwards. deceased, Defendants:
The said Lucy Ann P-mbsrton this day pr"pnunded
for prohar 4 paper writing and certain n ates memo
randa endorsed upon another paper writing proponnd-
ed by VIM. A. Edwards rs hereinafter mentioned, AS
containing the nncupative will of Susan Edwards de-
ceased; n nd thereupon The motion Of the said Lucy
Ann Prmberion, the Court doth order, that summons
or snmmonses be issued by the Clerk the said VIM.
A. Edwards, John Edwards, Napoleon Burke, Samuel
1rnor and Mary Ann his wife, Eleanor Pnl!ard Eliza
beth Pollard and James Pollard, the next of kin n said
Susan Edwards, To appear here on the first day OF the
II term o this Court and contest the proba OF SAID
nuncupalive WILL IL they shalt please 10 do 80. Aud II
anpearing to the satisfaction Of the Court, that John
Edwards one Of said parties, Is not resident OF this
Commonwealth il is ordered that copy Of this order
lie forthwith inserted in newspaper published in
the cy Of Richmond, and regularly continued until the
first day Of the term Of this Court; and another
copy he posted At the 'front.' door Of the Courthouse q"
This county. And VIM. A. Edwards at The same time,
prnpoundrd for prohat es!anenary paper purPorilns
IL be The last will and testament of the said Susan Ed
wards decreased. in which he i named as Execuinr
and moved that the lie proved and established as
her last WILL which motion j. continued 10 The next
term. a Cspy-lesir,
Nov. a5-diiGcwim J. o. FoL'.aaD, ID. Z.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
EsOliiligb:OOk REOfei,


e HE subscriber has taken charge of this well known
establishment, recently occupied BY DR.. Jno M,nge.
tie promises his friends, aud tho public generally that
no effort shall be unemployed 10 render the house every
way wotEy Of patronage.
IIpc I5-c2aW2W WILLIAM KIRBY.
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HUMANITY HALL ACADEMY.

THE exercises 81 This School will be- resumed the
18th Of January. 1877, and terminate on The l5tn
November, liking entire session nf Ten months
The course of instruction Will lie thorough embracing
The English, Latin and Greek Languages, the various
branches nf Mathematics and the Scrn ~ generally.
This is permanent establishment, and thu subscribers
promise fidelity in the discharge Of every duty connect
Ell with llir School
Board. Washing, Lodging, &c, Will be furnished for
SGU The rm; half in advance, and the balance 18th
Soveu her; and 1'n So per scholastic year.
The location If this SC!ocl in ihr lower end Of Buck
nghani, regards hrail DC, unsurpassed by any IN
Virginia.
P. $ Letters directed 10 Gravel Ili, buckingham
county, Virginia, will br attended 10.
ELIJAH &. HANES, Principal.
WILLIAM Is. SHEPARD, A VI.
Mr. Shepard is Il virgnau, and graduate Of iamp
den sydney College, and admirably tilted, bj experience
and eduraion iur the station he viii occupy III tins
Academy ELIJAH q. HaNES.
my. IU-c,ysw
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NEGRO HIRING. &c.

THE subscriber al his old stand, Main street,
i corner below the Banks. continues 10 Hire
out Negroes Rent oul Houses, and attend TO Col
lections of every kind. Persons intending 10
send Negroes to be hired out for The ensuing year
ough, 10 send them 10 him as soon alter Christ
mas as possible. thereby securing better homes
and prices. Every attention in sickness is given
to The servants
Mr.. r. G. TUNSTALL will continue 10 as.
sisl him in hiring. RICHARD HILL, a.
Dec 4-d&cil0lhJan
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IN CHANCERy.-VmGiSr.: AT Court hrIi inr
ilecsirnburg County, AT the Court house thereof,
the 10Th dag Of November, is.6:
Lewis Garner and Barbara his wife, (:ormery Halo
way,) Samuel II. Holloway and Mary Aun HALFWAY,
against Plaintiff:
SAMUEL Daniel and Elizabeth his WIFE formerly Hal
loway Truman /. johnson and Priscilla his wife, Tor
mrriy HALFWAY, Robert Holloway, George - Wade
and Harriet his wife, Amanda = Holloway and u ,ca-
ri.b HALFWAY; and sarah e. y. Iiaoway, James Hal
lusay aud Martha Holloway, infants, by Richard y.
Baptist, their guardian I'd item, Defendants:
The defendants, Samuel Daniel and Elizabeth las
wife, Tiim7n {. johnson and Priscilla h!s Wifi, Robert
IIal.owa: George Wade ana iiarfri his wife. Amau-
din : Holloway and Iacharah lial'oway. not lawn.
entered their appearance aui gwen sscuily arcodn.
10 the act Assembly and tile rules nf this :onrt. ni
appearing from satisfactory evidence that they
moi inhabitants Of this Commonwealth, on motion &c
The plaintiffs by counsel II ordered thai the sald de-
frndans do appear here the Sd Monday in FEBRUARY
neat and answer the plaintiffs bill, aud that cnny uf
this order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub
he'd In the cry Of Richmond toan of Petersburg
nnrc in each week for eight weeks excessively. and
posted al the ioor 81 The Court house 81 this
-. lnpy-ltstr, . ...-,.
Dec. l--cwsw RlcHp. H. BAPTIST, CIR.
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"NEvER GIVE UP" 50 long as it is in your
power 10 avail yourself Of thai justly celebrated
remedy for Coughs, Colds, and every species OF
Lung Complaint,
Mr.. S. W. Fowle:
II You think the following certificate worth
publishing, Ills at your service
hereby certify that was afflicted with very
troublesome Cough for about one year. tried
great many different remedies recommended TO
me, but all 10 no purpose; finding that was not
getting anv better, | was induced 10 try
DR.. WIsTAR's BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
and accordingly procured bottle Of Edward Ma
son, Druggist and Apohecary in Portland. Al
ter using i, according TO directions, can truly
say, il CURED ME- ENTIRELY. am now
we'll and able TO attend to my work, would cheer
fully recommend il TO any one afflicted with any
disease of the Lungs DAVID ALLEN.
Witness, GEORGE ALLEN.
Pownal, Cumberland Co., Me-, Oct. IA. 1915
Be careful, and get the genuine DR.. Wistar's Basam
OF Wild Cherry. None genuine unless signed by |.
Butte. Address all orders to Seth W. Fow e, Boston,
Massachusetts For sale by
GAvNoR. woon & CO.,
Doc % No. 48 Main Street, Richmond.
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a Copy. Trste.
Now 2)--ca2m MAR. ~. MILLER, {. &. G.

IN HiSGERI-VfE.i.,, Al rules held IN the
1 Clerks Office nf tie Circuit Superior Court 81 Law
and Chincrry Tor buckingham county, Monday, the
5th day 0f October si6:
Joseph +. Lyon, Plaintiff
against
John r;lc, Alex. Moseley, and John v.rr-e,