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GENERAL AGENCY, &c.

r,,Ir su.scriper offers his services 10 his city and
cauntry friends and the public generally, rs Gs-
,.i .,.n; for the collection OF claims OF every de-
.,o,,sn renting out and receiving rents of houses,
hnr out servants aud collecting their nires ana sucn
s,,s A. may ne intrtisted 10 his care and Judgment
80" ,,.n, &c His charges in all cases will be rea-
s,. and he hopes by assduity, and strict attention
,-nsss i. merit aud receive portion OF public pat
a Far ab,liy 10 cischaiee faithfully all business
,,s,.a IN hn, he would refer TO the following gem
"e p","uo>n-lawson Nunnally, ESQ.,, Bank of Va; P.
p Grattin Esq Ro g. scott, Esq Judge haiypurton;
~ ca ~ Minor, I Bigger, Z NJ; Webb. Bacon
sRa.lerv,iie; Chls F. osborne; JOS G. Spotts; j. n.
- ! Son; Jos Alien; Iathrop, Christian Co (;
w,,,sn Fauis: Haskins & Libby, and Massie &
%Sw Er., Dr. John r. Christian; K. T. Lacy;
YIN \ l. Douglass and Thos u. Terrill
Rrc,,,.u,x-Col. I. N. Bondurant, and Jno. F.
Miller. E,q
tr>ncg-MaJ. Edmund Christian, and john d. ore
gry E-q - -. ,y To-,
Gnocal,Sp-Dr Joseph Watkins; DIR. Geo. w. har-
p. ,na Epw.sDHenry 1. Watkins, and Frank N.
Watkins
K,,c Wrlli,M-B. 3. Douglas, Esq.
Wlt,.N,BrRc-Judge John Christian. ana W M
Wallet HEATH JONES MiLLIn.
yg-Hay,nc for the last eight or years held an
ono. in one Of the Blnhs Of this city, would oier my
ID attend 10 any Bank business entrusted 10 my
care 10 The hgyng and selling of Stocks Of all xmas,
AMI also 10 the selling of Produce for any OF my Country
f.nt, |, hn may employ Those IN The country
whps me 70 hire their servants or transact any
other bisines for them, Will please address me ny a'i
sad those in the CITY viii find me NJ my ofnce, over
i,ron { "a II. J. NJ.
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I'm CHANcERY-vlRciSiA AT Rules held in the
Clerks Office Of The Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chancery. for Buckingham county Monday, the
7th day of December, 1886:
Alexander Moseey, styled Trustee for Nathan w.
Walton, who sues for Hubbard, Gardner & Co.,
against Plaintiff:
Madison H. Bacby Defendant.
The defendant, Bagby, not having entered his APP
pearance and given security according To The Act oi
Assembly and the Rules of this Court and II appearing
hy satisfactory evidence iha, he not al inabtani 81
this country it " ordered, that the said absent defend
ant do appear The rules 10 be holden for The said CouT
on The first Monday in March next, and answer me
hin of the plaintiff, and that cory Of this oIder be forth
with inserted in some spaper published In the CITY
OF Richmond for months SUCCESSFULLY and posted al
the front door of the Court house Of this county
A Copy. Teste, r ELDRIDGE, G. q. 5. e.
Dec. l5-cw2m
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5. MAUPlN, President.
NFALLlBLE REMEDY FOR ACHE Ann

nn d., tEV EK.-No Cue, mo Pau!
- ,, nM1E'S aGUE AND FEVER PILLS are war-
,huv se 10 cure Asre and Fever in from twenty 10
have f,sonas..,lh directions are followed Ten Pills
iu.tsne. IVY permanently cured the worst cases: in
prepared ,o hirty been known to fail They are
Contains tw.n ,.hnle vegetable medicines. Each box
dozen. pan,.,y PMS Price 81 per box; or 81 per
,ersa 10 keen ana Farmers would nd ii to their in
letter psso. B The Pills can be pui up Js in S neat
Proprietor, s. and sent by mail At letter postage The
,oD are order to prevent coun,ees and impos
ders must be MOI 70 establish agencies. All
ietted n attended with the cash ps,st Maid and H.
Or; G J: KENWoRTHY' a CO. GU VI
n The ,,o,. BANK Street, Petersburg, yIrriaia.
failure. '"es VIII be returned in every cas-. of
July 3t--cu
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TIN WARE. STOVES, CRATES, FIRE
PLACES. &C. &c.

~ w W.
surscfiarrs would most respectfully call the at
rn'm" 81 Country Merchants and others, pur-
chasing I'm Ware, Stoves, Crates and Fire Places, &C.,
10 'hrif general stock, he found al No. g. West
"a IAN street They rrl assured that they can sell of
,"o'e articles, IL Wholesale or reail rs low n any
a the attention II those In want TO our assortment of
VA'ne Stoves. Also, plate, plate, 9 plate, and
~ STOVES, as we'll ny Fire Places for burning
'a' more preferable article than the franklin
ss,na aua much safer and srer remedy for smoking
>"'n"ess ID. l. Z. R. WELLER.
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NtlRMARY OF THE MEDICAL COL
EEE

ncNck are admitted into this Institution al the
,.lo"ins charges, payable for The first week in
While PATIENTS es n., wssr
eu patents 4per week.
These charges include Board Med,ca, attendance,
,y.,a when required, nursing, medicines and
,,ya'a,e apartments are assigned TO the different
an ,sa patients Private rooms can be furnished at
caxSs.ohai charge Of So per week. The Medical
n, ohoer The charge Of three Of the Professors Of
Su,,,,se, Tor prescribed periods in rotation. The
ge,t a'.s are committed To the Professor of Sur
Tn. ,N ub'irricti Ia the Professor of Obstetrics.
tu .ehaine Physician and Surgeon visit The lnsti-
leg and 10 cases Of difficulty, The whole Col
ernru. i called in consultation, without additional
pl-ssr .s sending patients from the country, will
10 ,,e' eve city reference
So-eu S. MAUPIN. President.
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IN CHANCERY.-yIRoiNIA AT rules held in the
Clerks Office cf the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery for York county, at the Court house, on
Monday, the 9TH day Of December, le46:
Thomas crandol, Administrators OF Richard NJ. ran
dol, deceased, flaint'u
against
John N. Kimbal and Martha his wife, VIM A. Cram
dol, - Peck and Thomas Z. Curtis, jr Defendants
The defendant, John NJ Kimhal, not having enter.
ed his appearance and given security according TO the
of Assembly and the rules Of this Court, and ap
pearing by satisfactory evidence that he 10 not an lna
bant Of this Commonwealth, il is ordered, that the
said defendant do appear The rules TO be held for the
said Court the first Monday in March next, and an
the bill of the plaintiff; and that copy OF TINS
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper publish
ell In the City of Richmond for TWO months successvey
and another copy posted the front door OF the Court
Dec is-cw9m ALEX. GARRETT, Z.
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EXECUTORS SALE or VALUABLE
81 a YES

an WEDNESDAY, the both day cf December next,
~ If fair. II not the NEXT fair dav, will he sold for
cash al pblic auction near the United States Hotel,
in the ,nxn Of Fredericksburg forty likely ani vaia
he Negroes. Among Them are Nv" very good Cooks,
and one excellent Carpenter The sale will
Al - o'clock WM. II. FiTZHUGH Executor
Nay l7-ctds of VIM. Jones, deceased.
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IN CHANCERY. --vrRGI~r. In Powha,an Circuit
Court, November 9Th, 1876
Benjamin Watkins, Plaintiff:

Brpiamin Watkins Plaintiff:
against
kinsnn Richard W. Atkinson, John j. Watkins, John
Watkins. and Henry w. Watkins, and JOS Wren. late
administrator Of Thomas Mrrrman, deceased, and Ino
". Holman and Edwin Holman, administrators de
hons non of the said Merrinan, aud Peter o. Elicit
executor Of Thomas :. Suble, who was also an adm
njsrator de boGis non Of the said Thomas Merrman
deceased, Dtftndahls
This cause 10 he heard an the bill, the an.
swer of VIM. w. Atkinson aud NJ. p Atkinson, and
the replication thereto, the bill which appears IL have
duly taken for confessed against the other defend
ants upon process duly served rs 10 all OF them exfp
Richard W. Atkinson, 10 whom the order OF Inblica-
zion appears have heen duly executed aud The ex-
hits and examination Of Il WITNESS und was argued ny
Counsel: consideration whereof The Court, not now
deciding upon the questions rIiscd by the said answers
and The cross bill Milton P. Aikn>un nor the eycep-
lions the said exanuntion doth adjudge, order mud
Decree that il he referred 10 Commissioner Of this
Court To take account Of the liabilities of The plain
tiff specified in the bill tor and by reason oil The iransac-
tnns of the said VIM. VI. Watkins in the bill particu
larry specified; and also an account Of all other iai-
tcs Of the plaintiff, for aud by reason ut any other
transactions, omissions defaults Of The said Nm NJ.
Watkins and Milton p. Atkinson either Of thrm as
the deputies Of The plaintiff, sheriff, as IN the bIl Is
mennned and that In taking such accounts he do give
ght weeks notice 10 all persons interested therein or
having clnins against tile plaintiff ms such sheriff, for
and 10y n the ttansariius omissions or defaults
Of his said deputies, ecr Of them, u produce the
same before him, with the proofs thereof, under pain OF
bring barred hereof-suct nnticc Ia he gwen ny publ
cation some newspaper of the city al h'chmaid;-
aud that he report Such accounts mere, win any Hial
tiers specially stated deemed pertinent by HIMSELF or Ie
CURED by any party
A Copy. Tests, WIN. 5. pANCE, Y.
The parties interested IN the foregoing order Of Court
are hereby notified That have appointed the 2th day
Of February lS47 for commencing the accounts directed
by the said order on which dav, by 10 o'cinck, 4. NJ
they required To attend al the Clerks ofhce oi f'w-
haEin county with their accounts and vouchers, ready
for examination aud settlement. Aud all persons
having claims against benjamin Watkins, as la'e
lhariT nfp
transactions, omissions or defaults Of his depu-
lies. William NJ. Watkins ard Milton r. Akin
son and all persons interested in any such clanis are
hereay required To produce the same before me, WIN
nroor thertn f on the day and The place and time
aforesaid, under pain Of being barred thereof.
Drc po-cwSw. Il. r. GRAVES, Com'r.
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APPROXIMATIONS WANTED.

BEVERLEY q BOSTON, one oftIe Legatscs Of Heu
ID hen Roston, deceased, late Of Baylow Root, Oange
county, Virginia, has been resident Of Madison conn
Is. State Of Indiana for the lat thirty yrats No den
information has been received of him tor three 81
fu;r years past.
1 TIE Editors Of newspapers in that State parlicn-
larly, and Texas and The adjoining States, would con-
him and his heirs sprca! iavor and oblige ma
ny friends by giving this few insertions IN their re-
specve papers, that ne may speedily receive hi. portion
uf said Estate. Dec 25-clt
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PETERSBURG, VA.
THE subscriber has taken charge Of this well known
! establishment, recently occupied by Dr. Jno. Mlnce
He promises his friends and the public generally, thai
effort shall be unemployed 10 render The house every
way worthy of patronage.
tlar l5-c0aty0w WILLIAM KIRBY.
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HUMANITY HAUL ACADEMY.
sCuOOI AR WEST view

nCTIOOII T w ES lew.
AIRS. JONES and Miss RANDOLPH will resume
iFl their duties in The School West View tie IL
day of February next. Terms as hereIoicre-viz:
Ruard for ten months, S?a
runn IN The Eupl,sl, Bfalchr.:, -
10. Freath, ~
Music ~
Persons wishing Ia engage pupils will please address
DR.. George Mason or Mrs. VI. 4. Jones, stony Mount,
Brunswick, Va. Dec. lS-ctFcbl
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TO TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS.
THE sbhsctlers. declining business IN Baltimore,
l offer for sale at very lo@ p,ces, all the Tobacco
Presses Machinery aud Fixtures As used by then and
m,acing every thing necessary for the Manufacture OF
Tobacco Among them are IL first rate Iron Presses,
with bars bands and Castings Fatenning Presses with
mil. or mouds for the sizes of lump and spun
Tobacco &c. the whole in complete order for immedl-
al u'r. For further information apply TO SAMUEL 8
MYERS & TO 3, Richmond, or TO
JACOB MYERS L. SON,
nee ia-c3, an Baltimore.
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The Southern mail Of yeseIday morning
brings US The painful intelligence Of The death Of
Brisader General Thomas l.. I1amer Of Ohio
who died at Monterey on The Slh OF December
alter an illness Of very short duration &C.
neral Hamer was one Of Oho's most distinguish
cd, gallant and cbivalrous sons. He was for
many years one Of her representatives on the
floor OF Congress, and but short time since we
announced his triumphant election 10 seat in The
next Congress al The United States. While on
the battlefield, in The service OF his country, the
Democratic Parry selected him as their standard
bearer and he was most triumphan,ly elected 10
Congress. Now we are called upon TO annuonce
his death Peace 10 his ashes
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LAW NOTICE.

CHRISTOPHER c. SCOTT and ABNER A. sTITH
~ practice law in partnership under the firm oi
scorr STrrH, In all the Courts Of Law and Equity In
South Arkansas.
ad Office At Camden, Washita county, Arkansas.
Feb. l0-ely
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Captain VIM B. Archer's Company Of East
ern Virsinians (lhe Marshall Guards) has re-
ported 10 The Executive and been received as one
OF the companies 10 compose the Virginia Resi-
ment of Volunteers FOR The Mexican war; Capt.
Archer has reported the minimum number and
i anxious 10 increase his roll 10 "a. Sixteen
more good and lrue men are desired to complete
his company. Capt. A. requests Ill these who
have sgnited their intentions Of joining (by let
lcr) 10 repair 10 Richmond forthwith; quarters
and provisions will he supplied them immediate
" upon reaching this place.
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YORK RIVER LAND FOR SALE.


OFFER for sale "BELLE vUE'' situated in The low
er end OF King and Queen county, the residence Of
the late Thomas G. Smith, ESQ.,
BELLE VUE Is situated Immediately on York river
contains about 800 of land lies beautifully level
and for ten years has been under anrliorang
tenn Of culture IL ono Of the beautiful sites on
the rivcr-nftords all the facilities Of cheap and ahund
ant living tn The way at fish, oysters, ETC, and 10
sidsn, owner would he a most valuable property.
TERMS-One-fuurih Of the purchase money to he paid
IN cash, the residue in three equal annual payments, Ia
he secured by bonds with approved personal security
and deed OF trust the properiy-hc deferred pay
ments 10 bear interest frnm the day Of sale. perfect
Dec. i5-clJanl +. RuFFIN, JH.
MANSFIELD ACADEMY.
A MATHEMATICAL aud Classical School, BY Al
IA fred G. a. Coleman, Will he re-npened on the 18th
January, lsf7, and close 18th December following, with
vacation of six weeks some time IN Tie summer.
In this School will be laugh, all the branches prepa
ra:ory Ia College, and full al Mathematics and
Languages, with other subjects, far practicable Ia
an Academy TO young not intending 10 nisl lheiI
education al College.
lie will continue pursue hs Former mode of nstrnc-
tion critically anayz,ng each recitation, rendering
clear and inteligi5e by familiar lectures. In order Ia
give variety aud zrsr, The Lancasierian aud inducivr
modes will also be pursued
Tuition and Beard, not including candles, 500, hall
ply able In advance
Address the subscriber post paid, Wikersonville L.
o., Chesterfield CO Va. Dec 2e-cw5ws
HUMANITY HALL ACADEMY.
THE exercises Of this School will be resumed on The
i 18th Of January. 1917, and terminate IN the liii
November, making one entire session Of ten months
The of instruction VIII he Thorough, embracing
the English, Latin and Greek Languages, the various
branches of Mathematics, and the Sciences generally
This is permanent establishments and The subscribers
PROMISE fidelity 10 the discharge Of every duty connect
ed with The School.
Board Washing, Lodging, &C., will be furnished for
500 The term; half in advance and The balance on 18th
November; and Tuition SIS per scholastic year
The location of this School, in The lower end ol Buck
ingam, regards health, &C.. is unsurpassed by any IN
Virginia.
p. 8 Letters directed to Gravel Hill, Buckingham
county, Virginia. will he attended Ia.
ELIJAH q. HASES, Principal.
WILLIAM Is. SHEPARD, A. ".
Mr.. Shepard is Vrelnian, and graduate al lamp
den dnry College, and admirably fitted, by experience
and educa;lon for the station lie VIII orrnpy IN tins
Academy. ELIJAH G. NAMES.
Nov. I0-cwew
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~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES At Curt held for
MccSicnbu,g County, III the Courthouse thereof, on
The iblh day q! November, leit:
Lewis Garner and Barbara his wife, (formerly HALO
wayj Sau,u-l II. HALFWAY and Mary Ann Holloway,
against Plaintiffs:
SAMUEL Danrl and Elizabeth his wife, formerly Hal
lo@ay Tman I. johnson ard Priscilla his wife for.
meriy Holloway, Robert Holloway, George D. Wade
and Harriet ms wife, Amanda s. Holloway and Zieha-
riah Haioway; and sarah f. r Holloway, James Hat
Ioway and Martha Holloway, infants, by Richard Is.
Baptist their guardian al Item, Defendants:
The defendants, Samuel Daniel and Elizabeth his
wife Tman |. Johnson and Priscilla his wife, Robert
Holloway George Wade and Harriet his wife Amian-
ia = Holloway and Zachariah Holloway, mol having
entered their appearance and gwen security, eco'din:
IL The If Assembly and the rules Of This tonrt and
u appearing from satisfactory evidence mat they are
moi inhabitants Of this Commonwealth, on motion 81
the plaintiff by counsel, Is ordered that the said de-
PENDANTS do appear here the Sd Monday In February
next, and the plaintiffs bill; and that copy Of
This order be forthwith inserted in some nrwspaprr pub
i,shrd in the civ Of Richmond or Of Petersburg
ONCE in each week for eight weeks excessively and
posed at the front door OF the Court house of this coum
| y. C"py-irs,e n.pr,or c,,
| Dec I-cwaw RlCHp. Is. bArIlsI, GIN.
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VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS. : In conse-
quence Of numerous tenders OF service, Governor
Smith, We learn, has requested permission for
Virginia 10 supply an additional Battalion OF Vo-
unleeTs for Ike Meyican war
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in common, they would undoubtedly cause The re-
sroralion OF Cracow; but il is too much to expect
Britain TO make common cause with France IN
question where The auers honor and in;eres, are
almost exclusively concerned, when she accuses
France Of dcceiving and .ljuring her. What,
then, will France do7 To protest alone, will
be worse than useless, Tor h- three Northern pow
ers will despse Ter proiest, and thereby iniicl
new insult upon her Will she make war TO
cause her protest 10 be respected No, for war is
no, 10 be thought uf. VIII she herself violate The
treaty Of vienna2 People lay that she will doso,
b ginning BY erecting certain fprlhca'ions on
her own eastern frontier, which that treaty tolbids
her to d.; but such rcrancdc would be childish
and puerile, and would to nothing towards the
restoration of Cracow. Will she ronciliale Eng
land by making remuneration Of al The adyan-
lages expected BY The Spanish marriasc2 That
would be dishonorable. What, then will she Go !
"Thal is The question: bu, unfortunately il Is a
question that no one can answer Just now, non
even Ministers themselves for there IS said 10 De
a split in The Cabinet on The subject lev days
however, must decide il; and The decision Is look
ed forward 10 with great anxiety. II is moi Impro.
bable that the matter may lead 10 change Of
ministry, and 10 reconciliation, or mayhap vi.
der hostility with England. POitr le moment the
unfortunate French Government is in most
awkward "fy"
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l.nuCA1ION.

,I,E School for Young Ladies' at the residence Of the
1 subscriber, tMIIl~nod, Powhatan county, under
the snprrnicndenc- q; Miss Isabella Given, viii he
snmrd on The fifteenth oil Jlnulry next and he nrst
SESSION vii terminate the 18th Of June win vaea-
ton o. month.
In this School all the branches n n thorough English
Education will b- ught, also the French Language,
and Music ON the Piano BY Professor.
TERMS Board, Washing and Tuition in the Eng
fish and Ff.nch Languages $40
tn ton alone, 70
Music NJ the Professors prices
hat: payable At The Termination Of the frs! ses-
sion N the balance ON the nrsl OF November
Dec s-.wiw DAVID McCAW.
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COM MIsstoNER,s OFFICE,

YoRK lows, December LIST, lao
All persons having claims against the estate 81 Da-
nie ,wson deceased late of the county Of York, ARE
hereby required present them before on or before
The twenty-seventh day OF February ls47, that may
audit and report upon Them ~ obedience 70 ne n0eso
ing decree. ALEXANDER y. GAhhE, -,
Dec. lS-cw6W commissioned.
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yVANTED-At the Penitentiary, Hoop Poles and
w Pine Cord Weed. Nov. 2-ctf
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TEACHER WANTED

THE Principal of the New Baltimore Academy, from
i an anxious desire for repose, after n service Of
twenty years, having retired from this Institution, The
Trustees DESTROYS to supply his place with compe
tent Teacher The School, besides the scholars OF the
neishhorhood, has, for many years commanded from
twenty-five To forty boarders Any applicant who 'an
come well recommended for classical requirements,
qualifications for mparting instruction. and Tor ire
proachable moral conduct will meet with employment.
4 middle aged man would be preferred. Letters, pos,
paid addressed the Trustees of New Baltimore AGA
DENY, New Baltimore, Fauquier county, Va ana com
mp TO hand before the 5h January. LEAF, will be prompt
IL answered CHS. HUNTON, President
Of Trustees of New Baltimore Academy
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IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Rules held in the
Clerks Office Of the Superior Court Of Chanc.ry, for
the Richmond Circuit the eth Gay Of December, 1876
The President, Directors and Company OF the Hank oil
Virginia, fldih'ns'
against
Joseph Howard and John T. Howard merchants and
partners doing business under The frm ana style OF
Howord and Son. and members of the late firm Of
Harvard and Sons which composed of Joseph How
ard John T. Howard and Joseph Howard junior iner-
- a,d sans and other Defendants.
The defendants above named not having entered Their
apearance and given security according TO The act OF
Assembly and the rules Of this Court, and II appearing
b. satisfactory evidence that they not inhabitants 81
this Commonwealth it IS ordered that the said defend
ants do appear the rules TO be held for the said Court
nm m. first Monday in March next, and answer the bill
al the plaintiffs; and that copy Of this order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper published in the CITY
Of Richmond for Two months successfully and posted
at the front door of the Capitol IN the said city,
A copy. Teste,
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COPPERAS-5 so hossheads. iierces ami bar
~ rels Copperas, in store. for sale BY
Dec. ls JAMES sIZER & SON.