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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-26

he news iron the army Is quite late-to the 2hh
ult As to the rumor of Anpuda having matched him
SELL CT sent detachment upon II ncllva with view Ct
ntcrcepung Gen Wool, we do not believe it. Gca
TAYLOR is not the man to permit such movement with
ont his knowledge We are heartily Glad to hear that
the main body Of Gen. Woo1's army Is about to i9n
Gen TAYLOR. We have never been able to comprehend
the movement Of large a number Of troops upon Chi
huahua Had this corps been with old Rough and Rea=
d. at Monterey, the whole Mexican army would have
Teen taken prisoners.
The probability is NV that Gen TAYLOR will abanz
don the design Ct marching upon San LUIS Potosi, and
take the route 10 Tampeo. The distance is about the
same and the difficulties to be encountered on the march
to the latter place far less, and, when at Tamp.co he
would be as near the city ofMexco as at San LUIS
Po'osi. lie could there depend Naval corporation
and receive his supplies by sea. We hope he may cat
his Christmas dinner in 'Tampco.
The death Of Captain RAspoLpH RrnGELY Will
throw gloom over the country. 1t would have been a
mitigation Of the public sor)w, had he fallen upon the
field Of battle lie has left nobcr spirit behind him
There Is to fear ,hat the next auyal will bring
the news the death Of tho brave Mayor LEAR who was
50 hally wounded in the assault on Monterey
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-26

The failure ii the second attempt if indeed aaatcmp
II can tie called, upon ANaado, has created much feeling
throughout the country. hut venture say not ha
as much as it did in the squadron The personal gallant
y OF Com. Conner IS hey nd quaston-but he prohahl,
Lacks entcprza and has Ing been a dysIcp;c He al
mts tie word in possible into his vocabulary. We
could name Captains s Commander, who would have ia
ken Aearado had they boon obliged toaac ii in canoes
We give two articles to-day, touching the conduct Of
Commodore Conau-one defending and the other assall
ing, it with grea bitterness. We believe the good Of the
service requires his recall.
1ha last accounts represent Com. Perry. with part
oil the small vessels, of Toasco just about to cross the
bar We may expect to hear Of something crcditable by
the next arrival The nano of Perry must not be con
nectad with ab51tye expeditions.
The last Congress authorized the employment of ten
thousand men in the Navy For some cause or other.
Mr. Bancroft did not fiji up the number allowed. We
pleased to learn that his successor intends to do so at
once and to revive the Apprentice system. The Ohio
ship Of the line, alb to sal under the command Of
Capt S;rngham with sealed orlcry-though har dcstl
nation is supposed to be the G ut.
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Valuable vacant Rot "a Auction.

n saiurda} ssh inst at .. O'Clock, viii sch that
~ ~ desirable on, Ghu1eh Street, opposite tie
denec Il r Jno H. Ias.on, ard ed CHING property
aeln Al. " arwiels and NJ Hart, Fsq'rs.
he ct 10 % fo tuht, running back is2 feet ard for
private taadee OF the most desirable building lots
Offered market
Tt1tMS-6 6, l. AID - ircutis credit
TALBOT * LAEIF-R aucts
Nov 2G-it
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-26

flOC R-'ine activity in the Flour market cantn
ues'io sales Yesterday reached oOO h3l5 aal to d5,
about 10000 btls have been III, all G,1ncssan aa all
2 so Small is picked up the ok at Glll2s
cts. less TIC demand al ir Europe. AMI very lulc
fr consumption baltim re, GelrEalo0uau aud BrudyYnc
5,5Da J.C4!.
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ryOpICE.

BtHORGE g SeR0OLF1EiD having Withdrawn from
- the concern Of nrllic Srbop6 Id the business VIII
BE- continued at the cid stand By tn subscriber
H''' z'=sH JAMES B!SWIDpIE.
Isl reeisa by express, lot of BOyBiF-3ARRnIE Ed
- ~ -. e.,ra fms. WI. b. Il {. FISHER
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-26

O. Mr.. Jons r. ST. JoHs, in we'll written COM
muncaton TO the Union, announces that he has invented
compass which tells at all TINES and in all places, its
own variation. He 1ssers that it las been examined
anil apr v5d y hundreds Of s,on:i and practical
nav Ca'ers. It indcod most important dis,oecfy
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low 4.

We had given up everything to the democrats in
the result ofthe late cleet9n-bu the last St Louis Re
publican asserts thatit Is still very doubtful which patty
h-t rnaJoriy IN The i.opislantra
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-26

entertain NJ aparcaen, II A. r, Il a.c rupture L.
tween England and franc,-.hat the accession of the
iatu "o Id pro uoe II. we d. not dsutt In emean
tine, ii yazer two, Tho journals in both countries viii
do what they can 70 produce an cxacerbaton Of feeling
Nh ca viii render them ready to take ciese at orc
of tn sc uarxIese incidents which AFRO constantly
sirng n Up IS II = sh1w h5w luae Is ht.cal fore.
SIGH. and Low VAN the plans Il tho abesl sta,tsnca
We III n. the mere immediate danger to the peace Of
Eulope Is that # Catlst revolution in Span. That
Falty-tho majority Of the peoilo-teeyny that under
th' present state ofth ngs instead offending as here
tire, 10 crush them, England might secretly further
then e1use-w tie strongly tempted 10 make another
ehJrt. France would no doubt coyesy-and porhars
oP,niy-succor tho Queen and in tbs ease, England
would certainly, to corresponding extent, take part
VITA the insurgents, and thus war be brought about
II any event, the alienation Of the two countries must
operate IN our favor We shall hear NJ more Of Mr. Gu.
zlts balance Of power, to te maintained on this CONT
nen' as well as in Eur5pcwhilsl England rnay think
worth her while to coacI ate. she has much in
her power - do, the god VIII Of nation which must
Of necessity, Play an important part in the world
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.NEGHULS NJ .lOCl1O.N

.NEGkUES .4I' .11CiIO.N
nN saturday, the 2tth inst, viii sell commencing at
~ orloek, 2NALUAlLE WOMEN, c.usomed to tho
housc and kitchen. 1eins at Sale. {. THEIpS
WA h. added to the above Sale, sundry articles House
hold Inuic, consisting Ct Bureaus, Tables TIN Safes,
Beds, BedHtrads, sc.
ALSO, legi French rr4nlg,
barrels e. y he,
Bod Gotds, floegh Lines, Spun Cotton, ac
Mo- sb-lt {. III + LPS.
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ruascno,a and Kitchen Furniture,
Hcms Estate i'm Lynchhurg for sa

WE shall Tuesday Tho Gath rst o fof sale t, tho
w highest bidder, that harcsome I 4 ardTI Nh MINT
opposite 70 Mathis Wsnhoese, lov ccsupd hy Mr. No.
rs The sale VIII ate place the premises, ,G the Terms
made Known TIC day
BY otIer Ct tic Proprietor.
TALBOT Il LANIE.,
Nov. ie-2t hactr,
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o. The ofiieai orsan-comnentng upon an article
oithe London Chronicle which alleged that the Amer
can Government counted upon the trcachery Of Santa An
ma and was disappointed says:
1--WE deny the Proposition. Our Government, made
TO SOFT Of bargain with Santa Anna and never counted
uTon his trcachory."
VIII the Union then mi, I'm the American people what
lie President DID count upon2 lie must have had me
understanding hopes of advantage to result from
S c5urtesy lie must have relied upon Santa ipna's
Influence being exortad in favor of peace and as ncre
sary condition, large eess,n Of territory With slme
calculations Of this kind, the permission Granted 10y Mr.
PIX, the abrsi Statesman aud mos, successful general
+ the NcNicans to PASS bl5ehaling squadron. III
purpose Of Inspiring the council, and leading the ar
mics OF S csGntymea, was something worse than q
mere act IF faulty. BY dual of all understands NJ he
tween cur vermont and Santa Anna. in a manners
sweeping and conclusive, the enc al organ places tn.
President in tie PIE ieamon Of succong the enemies q
our nntry in me Of war, fr pos,ll lie n, I'M
less display magraninity and courtesy. To clun
try rent wi fleois aud in a state anarchy, the g.it
Of ,f .alon, ard cry, Ike Santa Anna, was
greater con .ha7 u have been d ship lead # ann:
and amn.un ten. And yetths gift, if We are to toley,
the Union the President ale our enemi,s expecting
n)th NJ whatever IN return.
We have always b,IieycJ-and our belief is not sra
ken " h, denial of the tnioa-hat the Government
ntr gued with Santa ANN and counted large, up,n In.
influence when restor to tower We are far from cen
slrng he p,Icy Netlink il had much to recommend
1t, and the President VAS nght in making the cyanr
mcnt. h has turned outunf runaciy. Santa Anna may
nave found the tide f feeling strong to resist or h.
may have tccn Gull ' + drl)crlte treaeh,ry
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-26

tt The MAJORITY IN hyur Of the new Constitution of
New forh Is 10, 5l2 and that against Negro Sulragc
Id olp
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Nov l. =,

The above sale IS postponed Saturday evening, tie 2sth
INST, at o'clock which time IL VIII be offered y the high
est bidder, at pune auction. T q L.,raue:'rs.
Nov. TT
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Dr. 'o1Fe ,'c Of : r1rs postponed until Monday ~,
2'ha' l1emter nes Whoa II val fl., pl,,e a, ab,. IA
W. l. II. PRESTON, .llHr., To.
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was tha day s75lycd " mutual consent The name
+ tie finn vii only lie used hereafter in settling tho
business # he concern.
SAMUEL MILLER,
4. b. huCkER.
july |. iSf6 tsf
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1etDR'h4A3.
MILLER & RUCKEr.

7 \ VIE corarirors'ip, heretofore cx sting undor tie
u sylc If
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-22
-LGiST!E'SA
IMpORTANT CAUTION.

luo,ineped persons have again attempted 20 '1,.ase
n ''nrs,is,s Galyanic artcirs;-the public are t1efe
~ ssain warned 10 be on me, as al, on.d s,"n
We ,s AZ, TO THE PUBLiC.-We feel it a duty to
s,ooo IN, public against purchasing any OF the lmta-
@ !, n, christies Ga!vanic articles, which they
you, oer 10 be offered We state, with conn
mo-. "a Il. truth that these limitations possess no BE-
e.ea inaueuee whatever, and must DO regarded In
hsl. h ion, man a DIRECT We know that
10 articles are really valuable, hut we believe
ns s eeaa!,e,,, he worse than worthless therefore,
~. me cav ;. sure sou go the RICH, place.
NAV be had
par ~ ,nrc.,iou the agents for this city, Meas
S Hssv PURCELL, Druggists LAT Main 81, RE
plNAES Dec, 1916
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-22
TRUST SALE OF PROPERTY In Gull

TRUST SALE OF PROPERTY in Gull
PEPPER.
DY virtue OF Deed OF Trusr, executed by
ID Thomas Green 10 me, which hears date on
The 81 day OF June 1892, and has been duly re-
corded in Culpeper, shall proceed 10 sell, BY
public auction, upon thu premises, 10 The highest
bidder, for cash, on Friday The ninth day OF ia.
nuary next the properly conveyed BY said
deed, which, in it, is thus described 10 wit: "Ali
thai certain tract or parcel of land lying and be-
ing between Muddy Run and the Rappahannock
River at their junction in The County OF Cupeper.
Also, the CROWN and underground forever on one
hundred acres OF wood land adjoining the above
tract, The fee simple in the same 100 acres being
claimed by John Stanard and the heirs Of D. Grin
nan, together with The mill situate on Muddy
Run, and all other buildings apperIainins 70 The
land, which is The same lol, parcel or tract OF land
on which Moses Green now resides, and which The
said Thomas Green purchased OF Daniel Ward
containing about Two hundred acres more or less,
exclusive Of The 100 acres the growth and under
growth Of which is hereby conveyed"
The lille is, believe, perfect, but as Trustee
shall sell without warranty.
Dec. Odds JAMES LYONS, Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-22
NEGRO HIRING.

..,,o,,hsys offer their services TO their friends
md The public generally to hire out their Negroes
:, ,ss rn,uine wear. They would advise those VINO
t wish 10 employ them to give inoIma.'Sn A.
= aas,s Themselves 10 take good security, ana
Ia,, bonds payable quarterly in all cases. also to pay
or MEDICAL ate ndanee al 81 per annum for each ser
ami, II required From, their experience ~ I =" wer,
80" and A general acquaintance, ihey nope " nie''
W. live A fun share Of public patronage.
~" ny Their once 10 Immediately opposite INC '''
"a ~ II The Guy Hotel. formerly Bell Tavern
K''ai VI '"' HODGES, ROY & PuLLiAA,
Auctioneers aud General Agents,
:, ,1 Wall ST.. Richmond. Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-22
NEGRO HIRING.

TNHE .ubscTibeTs tender their services 10 Their
i friends and The public, to hire out their Ne
GRoEs for The ensuing year.
They would advise those who wish IL employ
them TO inform them as early as practicable, that
they may have an opportunity OF obtaining / God
homes and gori prizes Ter their negroes.
They hope that an experience Of several years
will enlillr 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&rff5ihJ
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DIVIDEND.-The President and Directors Of
- the Manchester Cotton and Wool Manufac-
turing Company have declared dividend OF FIVE
per cent. on The Capital Stock, payable at my of.
6ce, on the l7lh instant
ALFRED T. HARRIS,
Agent of the Company
Fr The Annual Meeting OF The Stockholders
ofibe Manchester Cotton and Wool Manufacture
in Company will be held al The Exchange Ho-
rel, on Saturday, The 26;h inst, at Ii O'Clock, A.
N. Punctual attendance is desired.
Dec I2-eo7
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NJ. HoLIf' 70" 80, ,,, 49, n
Mr. Seth " fswl.-psar S; H GMsRp 1sed VI
t.n.6, 10 myself cheerfully comply with your
.ea. 10 i've my testimony favor OF H. Some time
1,o,k cold and /. settled on my lungs. was
,as,a icr several weeks with very bad cough, rails
s"oJ s,yrral times and had all the alarming symp-
:. ,,.na,ng confirmed Consumption. l despaired
- ,.coyrn Alter trying various remedies In vain,
os,,a,d bottle Of your Balsam. took three bottles
md 10 nv establishment, entirely cured attr'
bnr INV restoration 10 health TO that medicine alone
anwho are SICK or afflicted with Pulmonary affections,
- ..nd recommend them to try DIR. WlSTAR'S BAL
~ immesia,ely THOMAS F. keller.
Q. careful and &c; the genuine Or. wstar's Balsam
If Wht Cherry. None genuine unless signed by !.
"-''''@''''' GAYNoR. WOOD Il CO.,
NJ. % No 4S Main Street, Richmond.
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AUCTION SAILS.
Valuable Pamurakey Farm


WITH NEGROES, CROPS, STOCKS, DC.
INTENDING to remuye permant nty tfur the beret Of
wlics health,l u The recently purchased
hy of Nr. Ross IN the county of Abrmar,e shall,
on MONDAY, the a5ih day ~ December NEXT, It IL
O'clock VI, ii fair ii not the next fair day thereafter
sell public aiciion, npon the premises, my WOOD
BURY ESTATE, lying on The Pamunkry river, In the
county ot Hanover three miles below the Court house
and eighteen from the ri,y Of Richmond The iraet
contains e60 acres, OF which ub0rt 400 are PImuDkey
gro" ing thirty bushels Of wheat To the acre. Tie land
10 good Stale of and the crop of wheat
for The present year, Of he SHIFTS has produced
l.50ii bushels.
There j. small Dwelling House of four rooms tair
~ rrpaifed with Stables, Barns, sc and sufficient
number of comfortable Cabins for double The force r.
qurd 10 work the estate. Contiguous 10 the house, u
one OF the finest springs Of water III lower Virginia
The nriahboihood ~ highly intelligent and agreeable.
At the line and place, shall sell publicly he
tween fifty and siAty .aluaDle SLAVES, oonsisns OF
men, women and children. with such Sindr ot STOCK
may wish 10 remove, and the Crops al Corn, Fod
der, etc etc.
TERMS or SALE.-Thr land will be sold on 4 ere.
dir Of two and three years with interest. 10 be sc
cured by bond and approved personal security, with
deed If The land The Slaves for cash. and the
Stocks and Crops a credit nf twelve months, (ior all
SEEMS over $780,, with bond and security.
Mr. Jones, the Manager Of The Estate, will show II 10
any DESTROYS OF seeing II, and give every iniorma
lion wished. a. STEVENSON.
am disposed TO rent lease for term OF years the
Crumps Neck Estate, adjoining Woodbury. and Broad
Neck, the residence of Williams Carter, Esquire, con-
tain,ng between six and hundred acres, and ~
been seeded this Fall, this land. between Two and
three hundred bushels nf wheat Terms Of lease most
liberal good asIcuIurast and tenant, the OBJ. Ct
being rather Improvement than immediate profit.
he sale viii be conducted by Wellington GoCdn 10
whom reference can br made. A. ,.
Richmond. 18th November, lSi6.-ctds
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NEGRO HIRING &c.

THE subscriber, al his old stand, Main street
i corner below the Banks. continues to Hire
out Negroes Rent out Houses, and attend 10 Col
lectons of every kind. Persons intending 10
send Negroes TO be hired out for The ensuing year
ought to send them TO him as soon after Christ
mas as possible. thereby securing better homes
and prices. Every attention in sickness is given
10 The servants.
Mr.. r. G. TUNSTALL will continue to as.
sisl him in hiring. RICHARD HILL, ia
Dec. 4-d&cll0thJan
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Mill AND SAW MILL FOR SALE

SHALL offer 10 the highest bidder NJ Prr cr George
Court house, the IAN iny III JannHry, 1887 t be
ing Conit day, The valu bic rist md saw MIX .elone
ing 10 The Estate Of my deceased brother, George l..
Harrison situated on Wards Creek s1in county to-
s-lhrr wiih about twenty-five 81 .and arpurtt
thereto, and The IL landing he Creek, aht
mile distant The MN contains two pair ~ excellent
stones, is good s,ream and ~ well situated for
ION. Win su,idsle stippntons. Ion. credit would be
allowed, Lul the Isrn.s will he made fully known the
day Of sale.
The dam has Lreach in at present, bul in other
spects the mill IL in good repair and ready 10 work.
The above sae IL directed In the VIII uf my Tes.atov.
and there Is order from the Circuit Conn Of Peters
burg for the same Ch rendered necessary BY tho
bith Of posthumous ehit.
There il comfortable house for the Miller attached To
the pronerrv Wh q. HARRISON.
AdininslraloY Of Geo. f. Harrison dec d.,
with the VIII annexed.
Rrandnn DEE. q lsia.-ctGsif
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SicatsDn,s alssaCe.

S&h sa&Sokh - 1GbASSs
MO. 5. SOUTH FOUR TEENTH
~ STREET.
LIE, althe world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRATToN's The man.
Drawing of Alexandra, No @, Dec 10:
- II So AZ SO AZ 81 6S y 81 4S D SO /.
Ticket, Nos. 9 S., prize OF $50,
Do. SO as, do. 150
Do % AZ as do. $50,
Three more capitals, sold in The above drawing,
and paip By STRATTON.
Drawing of Alexandria, Glass R, Dec. 10:
% 80 81 SIS 81 10 al 81 81 ii "a 6 40.
Ticket, Nos. 10 "a Co. prize Of $500, sold
adPaM by STRATTON.
Drawing Of Sussex Extra, No. ITO, Dec. 10:
q "a - 43 Al II IL "a IL 80.
Ticket, Nos. "a 80 43, capital, sold and paid
BY STRATTON.
Dlawng OF Leesburg Class 81, Dec. 81:
50 10 % "a S 10 81 ) 43 II IA IS.
Icist, Nos 3 81 "a, prize of 500, sold and
abby STRATTON.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
IoO0O DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
- ICESDAY-New Jersey Lottery, No. l0l.
I,aplals: $4,000 10000. $500, 2,0s9, Is OF
IVY &c 70 Nos, Is drawn. Tickets SIS; halves
80 quarters 25.
iiSNO DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARSl!
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Lottery, No. 81.
equals: $4,000, 10000, 900, 2,4i5 20 of 900,
n . Nos, IA drawn. Tickets IS; halves Q
" i0afers 25.
T MM DOLLARS 5000 DOLLARS
nvsSDAY-New Jersey Lottery. No. 1902.
SSop oa 10000 dollars, 5000, 2 OF $500, = of
wv, wv q 500, OF 1000, &c. 70 Nos, IA
lawn, Tcke's IS; halves ? 50; quarters 25.
p YGoo DOLLARS! 1900 DOLLARS!
snDA Y-Mononsalia Lottery, No So Ca
sssss: $1,000, 1900, 1000 $50, 10 of 500, sc.
- NOS, y drawn. Tickets ST. 25; halves &c;
siafeis 81 cents.
ZOO DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS,
ia "IcoHOAY-Sussex Lottery, Extra, No.
Is NJ oap'als: 81 1000, 1000, GAO, &c, &c.
GEMS, NOS, u drawn. Tickets 81; halves SO
ssoo saI nos cents.
AIs .vv DOLLARS! $4,000 DOLLARS!l
drawn :, Lottery Glass S, for 1916, to be
/ OF s2a ;, iexandIa, December 26. Capitals /:
Of I'm $4,000, 5000. 5000, A. 900, g. 100, 80
lo.s ''o w 30 Of 500, sc. IS Nos. Ia drawn bal.
.Sc,,. .'cSels Slo halves 5; quarters 3 SO. Ger
ca ass Oh packages OF 26 wholes 500. halves
~, G'aers Tor Packages, Certificates If p,cr.os.
~ single Tickets in all the Lotteries ,n;ls -
promptly altendedto, anddrawinps sen, WIZ III ue
4'es'ea Please address orders 10 NC"
Der ., N. STATION.
Richmond. Va.
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IL CHANCERY-yIRcISfA AT Circuit Court OF
i The United States for the Eastern District Of Viz
gina, held al the United States Court Room, IN the
Cuy q Richmond, on Tuesday, December 9. 1886:
Th- President, Directors and Company q the Bank
II III, rnied States, Plalntins:
agan>.
George Winston and other, Defendants:
Richard hian Administrator and other. Plaintiffs
against
ceorp. Winston and other Defendants.
= these Gases II beng represented 10 the Court that
he 'eBsmebs which IL annually rented out by
l.! r.ha II The Cogh for the bench, OF the cIeatofs
81 ., (. H.n.,o:, deceased, being that marked No.
y the last report OF the Marshal and described az "a
part n Drict tenement, which was used as stable
formerly ~ he B-n Tavern, rented to Hill e Ia
hfsrro, of s. per quartet" will probably be
injured en-. ngercd by the corporate authorities OF
the city, WI min. and Strengthening the Bell Tavern
alley, and thai tie interest II all parties 10 the suit re-
Quifrs SAL OF tha, tenement: Therefore, on the mo-
ton OF the creditors Of the said George Winston, de-
ceased parties 10 these suits. II is adjudged ordered
and decreed, tia: Edmund Christian, the Marshal, as
commissioner OF the Court after public advertisement
10 one or more newspapers published In this City, and
posted upon the premises for such time AZ is reasonable
OF etgrncy Of the occasion will allow, do sell, al
public auction on the premises the tenement aforesaid
me purchase money 10 BE- paid IN cash, or secured oy
Negotiable note al ninety days. and that the said CON-
missioner collect the proceeds Of sae and after defray-
ING hee'fom thr costs and charges OF the safe, oepo
III me festue thereof IN the Bank of virginia 10 me
o OF these CAUSES aud report his proceedings 10 .ne
neat Term nt the Court.
4 Copy. Tes,e, r. MAYO. Clerk.
10 pursuance ii The above decree will be solo, pho-
m auction. L. the highest bidder, on the premises the
w day Of January, 1917, between the hours OF u
"s'oes L. NJ, and O'clock, p NJ, the tenement us,
mentioned EDMUND CHRISTIAN,
De. l2-2iwtds Marshal and Commissioned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-22

IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES "A; Rules held IN tho
L Clerks Office OF The Circuit Superior CoGn OF Law
and Chancery for Buckingham county. MONDAY, tho
Tth day u! December, 1876
Alexander Nosery, styled Trustee for Nathan W,
Walton, who sues FOR Hubbard, Gardner Co,
against Plaintiff:
Madison n. Bagbv, Defendant.
The defendant, Bagby, not having entered his ap.
pearance and given security according TO the Act Of
Assembly and o Rules Of this Court and II appearing
by satisfactory evidence that hr is not an intaetar Of
this cngniry il IL ordered fha, III aid aharni tefcnd
ant appear The rules be oicen for The said Conri
on the fir. Monday Ia March next, and answer The
hill Of tho rlainti and thar cory Of this odef be forth
wh inserted in some spaprr published IN the CITY
IL Richmond for months successfully, anc posted ut
The front door Of the Court house ~ this county.
A Copy Teste, + ELDRIDGE, Z. 4. &. c.
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