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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-14
TAVERN AND FARM, IN HANOVER,
FOR SALE

DY virtue Of decree of the Circuit Superior Court Of
- Law and Chanc.ry Hanover county, pronounced
in the car ii Taey against Pollard, shall, on MON
DAY tie l7h Of August next offer Tor sale, Al public
auction. on the premises, the Tract Of Land conveyed,
By deed OF record in he CLERKS uice q the said coun
t., from George W. 1ary 10 me- for the benefit OF his
creditors.
This Farm lies in The county Of Hanover, two miles
from the ,ili Church. immediately on the road leading
To Richmond, contains about one hundred acres, AMI
has il excellent dwelling, With SIX rooms and u
passage, aud lie necessary out houses all new erected
by MIR. Iairy al cos, OF not less Than Two thousand
dollars.
The arabic land in good heart, and may, il j. be-
-ved be improved with The NAL winch - upon u =
The wood land Il good lumber for building
purposes.
TERMS OF SALE-Ca,h viii he required Tor 20
mnc ~ sha be necessary d-iay tlir expenses Of the
sale; d al the reminder on the Isl day ci Janu-
AIRY next, and the balance III wu equal Instruments oil
six aud twelve mouth-;-he credit payments 10 he sr
cured by good personal security, ana deed OF t-t on
I'll. premises.
Al the same imc and place, and BY v'rtne Of the
same autar;:y, shall sell, fcr cash. likely Nesit
Girl, about II years 81 age.
The title 10 the abos- property - brevr! 10 be m
questionable. bnl, selling a. trustee, shall convey on
~ such title l. vested III y Trustee aforesaid.
July lI--ctds WIN. +. II. POLLARD.
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VALUABLE LANDS IN MARKET

VALUABLE LANDS IN MARKET.
ID ESOLyED to emi.rate during the present Fall 10
IL the South West, the undersigned viii offer II public
sale, At his residence on The 10Th OF September next
his several tracts Of land situated in the county 1T Ia
rolInp They are known - SPRING GROVE, WEST
WOOD & FARiSu'S, AID comprise IN the whoie about
2,liD acres.
SPRING GROVE, my homestead, situated on the
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad, i.
within ten mites Of Fredericksburg. aud contains at0
acres The fertility OF the soil il unsurpassed IN TINS
section of Virginia. IL i peculiarly adapted TO the
growth of tue Tobacco, such A. used by manufacturers
for special purposes, or for foreign export On u Is
claimed marsh, perfectly from lnnndatoii.
which yields average Of from eight twelve barrels
of per varying according IL the seasons.
TIE bindings embrace Il la..c Dwelling, Kitchen, Ice,
Carriage, and all other oc;honsrs ~ good order Inc
9arn q, modern and conmoiiously atrnneei,
il located within of mile from the railroad, On
which j. turn out, butt inr the convenience OF ihr
Farm Such are the facilities OF TRANSFORMATION 70
Richmond Fredericksburg, that from three 10 hve
hundred barrels Of corn may he delivered IN day.
WESTWOOD, adjoining Spring Grove, contains ~
acres upwards of 2U1 OF which are reclaimed marsh.
Few tracts present Inducements To capitalists
ihan this Know unusually productive u has con-
vrnirny apportloHrd the cleared and woodland, So rs
IL present In, comparatively slight difficulty To He pro-
pfirtor III procuring url ani irncH, ne UhluiulS
for several wears past have been nncccIprd hut WIN
slight repairs may hr maze comfortable. lhey are
rli.ihly situated on an enncncr, commanding view
oil the surrounding. country witicn i eAcrtihei! pi'
turesqur and attractive.
FARlsH'S contiguous 10 We.,wpcd j. srpara's
tract uf 400 acres. Ia Of which y ailuvIl bottom
linds-sIed III Corn, Wheat aud TOBACCO. " hh-
upon IL an abundant aud varied assortment Of Timber
Tor building and other purposes. The indigenous
growth Oak aud Hickory, Indicating III Tbs rr.Iu'
sol! more peculiarly adatri To the cultivation "i tooas-
90, II a superior quality.
The above Farms w.l! lie offered separately, a pr,
vair sale NTH 18Th o september when, not SOLD
they viii he disposed u publicly On that day in'rd
lnp in n lew DAYS 10 ira;e the state on trip 10 the
South W..t, any persons who may desire 10 my 40
view rh-r 81 the tracts. en- do 80 ny calling
on my uvcrseer Mr.. Reynolds, VITO resides al sprung
Grove.
The terms onp-tlIri cash. h credit Of one ana
two years upon The r-mainder-inr deferred payne s
secured by Trust Deed upon The premises, ara
personal security.
In the event o., selling my lands. will expose 10 pub
lie sale nj the aud place my stock OF Horses
Murs, Cattle Hogs sheep, Plantation ltehsis, &c,
upon terms made known n sale.
Iuly aI-ctdr WILLIAM RANKHEAn.
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WOrthaln's <Dfnce,
TO. :, EXCHANGE PLACE, RICH.
NJ AAnNn VIRGINIA.

NTO. 7, EXCHANGE PLACE, RICH
IN MOND, VIRGINIA.
LOTTERY FOR TO-DAY.
Virginia Mononsalia, Glass No. 80, 10 be
drawin a, the Exchange at o'clock, r; NJ. Ca,
pilals: $4,000, 1000, 57s, 400, 300 Of 200, :
Of $50. 5 Of 100, 10 of so, &c. &c Nos, and 10
drawn. Tickets /; shares in proportion.
TWO LOTTERIES FOR TOMORROW.
First-Splendid Scheme $50, 600 Capital !
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. 81. Drawing
comes TO hand MONDAY morning. Capitals
$40 600 10000, 1000, 5000, 1900, 10 OF 1900,
n Of 500. 10 OF 400, 10 OF 300, 10 OF $50, SIS Of
oso no Of 200. &C., &c. &C Nos. and II drawn.
Tickets 10; shares in proportion
Also, Sussex County Lottery, Class Nos. u.
Drawing comes to hand Monday morning; Ca.
nilals: $4,000, 1852, 3 OF 1000, 2 OF 500, OF
Zoo. S Of 100, &c. Tickets 81.
r....r,.a "a he Drawn at Alexandria Soont
August 22d-Alexandria Lottery, Class No.
$4,000 dollars, 10000 300 5000, 2aoI,
5000 1900, 1900, 100, 600, 9 OF 500, d
/ 800, 100 Of 500, 100 Of 400, &c. Tickets 10.
August 2slh-Alexandria Lottery, Glass No
2aA35 600 dollars, 10000, 5000, 1885. 1900,
1000, 1900, 1900, l,70R 1900, 10 oil l,9oo, @c'
TSAlI orders confidential, and postage paid
m ali sums Of SIS or more, at this Office, without
charge. Shares in each Lottery 10 proportion.
ddres, CRAS. WORKMAN,
aua IA Richmond Va.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
The Franklin House,

NJ. NO. SnESNoI 81, BETWEEN 3 % & TN,
Il l. A d E PHIA.
THIS popular aud central Hotel, established by the
Messrs Sanderscn, having passed into The hands
Of the subscribers he desires inform his friends and
the public that II is now open for the reception Of
guests.
To those who have visited 1.-THE Franklin House, y
Its advantages us desirable stopping place are well
knownto those who have not, will DO only necessa-
~ TO sate that IL situated in tho bushes, part of the
most fashionable street, in the immediate vicinity OF
the Exchange, Post Office, Banks, Custom House,
Places OF amusement, Hotels, Steamboat Landings,
Railroad Depots, Public Squares, Courthouscs etc.
Since the change OF Proprieors, large amount of
money has been expended in charging reftting re-
furnishing and painting Among the numerous improve
ments, may be mentioned Improved Entrances, New
Ladies' Ordinary, New Gentlemen's Dining Saloon,
New Paflors, New Chambers, New Kitchen New Bar
Room, besides many other minor improvements.
The principal features Of first rate Hotel-sThe Ia
BILE and Wine Cellar n-wil be under the management
Of Mr. JAMES NJ. SANDERSON, one Of the former
Proprietors, whose ambition to excel Caterer liz well
aided by experienced assistants will still continue lie
his right hand man.
The Office and Books will be under the charge of Mr..
GEORGE p. BURNHAM, late the able Editor Of the
"Daily Ohio Union," Of Cincinnati and more recently
Of Boston.
In short, great exerons have been made and hereaf
ter will not he spared, TO render "THE FRANKLIN"
one Of the very first Hotels for comfort, convenience,
and good living. d. X. MINOR.
Phi,adeIphla July IL lS46-3iaw6w
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A Valuable Estate
IN TIE COUNTY OF ORANGE
MARKET.

AN ious sell either n portion, or the whole OF
my land, upon the Rapid Anne River, In the couRty
al Orange. THIS Estate IS esteemed by those who
know equal II not superior, Ia any IN tlis region s
assesses, value l. a high any 10 the county. This
Tract il supposed 10 contain about 6cO acres and
willing To sell either the whole 300 acres, without
tlir buildings. II divided, fun proportion OF timber
could be allotted each part. Adjoining thl- la.t sou
acres there asn ~ very valuable timbrred
land, hch can he had, The two united, would form
mos; desirable Farm. Owing 10 thr excessive drought
oi the past summer, my lands do not present their
usual .fo, grass yet their line adaptation grass,
all grain crops aud 10 tobacco ~ well known IN this
vicinity. There 81 Of the richest low grounds
and on part of this drposte from The river suh
enrich ut least 200 IT. qualities have been
tested with result altogether satisfactory. The dwri
ing this Farm has heen consumed by lire but uir
walls -iil good. and be fully repaired al
uf 500 the prIce offered hy excellent work
man. These walls 81 feet by 10 feet, story,
with an excellent cellar The cost 81 wood work Il
depend upon rs execution. The timber. however Is
abnndani on The land, and there two Saw MILLS,
distant less than mir. The contiguy Of these saw
;il>, TWO Grist Muls arse fiourng Mil and flourish
ing Woo-n Factory. must add essentially 70 The con-
yrniCncr and value Of this Estate The location u
siic that II cannot BE- made pass way, and IL p-cu
iiaIy removed from annoyanrrs Of all kind. Thr
has be-n surveyed, and company ~ nOw form
with moss illtcrln. prospects Of opening n1slga
this Farm Frederic ksburg; aud lis distance
from GooGsvilic -. pot 81 LOUISA Railroad only IL
miles. The buildings standing excellent
Kitchen. win four rooms, M-a; House, Dairy, a
large Framed stable, Barn, Corn and Tobacco Houses.
aud necessary Negro Cabins. The GARDEN s prodGc-
tive, and the Yard beautiful with extensive noun
tain view Ny terms third each, residIe III one
and TWO years, with without interest, ~ may b.
agreed between myself and the purchaser. An unGne-
iionahle title will be conveyed.
Orange, .ay EFF e. &. MACON
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VALUABLE JAMES RIVER LAND FOR
caTE

THE subscriber, intending 10 The South,
i will sell The Estate on which he resides, called
NEW STEAD. in the lower end Of the county of
Cumberland, the town of Gainesville, on James
River. II contains ss acres OF which 1870 IL
yer low grounds OF hrs; quality The high land lies
well, probably better, than any the river; IL
slopes advaniaseousy to the South, and is gene
rally esteemed equal any In this section Of the State,
and n portion highly improved. The society Of the
neighborhood is intelligent and agreeable. The lii-
provements all new, and in good condition. They
consist OF large dwelling house, handsome and con
venient with beautiful yard and garden we'll enclosed,
anu all the necessary buildings for such establish
ment. The OUT buildings of the best kind-ife
built last year, with rock basement and contains
lhreshng machine Of great power the tobacco houses,
stables and houses for the negroes are all good IL is
thought unnecessary TO OF the advantage oi
situation and qualify OF the soil of this Estate as u Is
presumed purchaser would examine II carefully for
himsef-hut the subscriber will add, that, To person
wishing purchase estate for residence, II is sell
dom such an one is offered. The distance Richmond
is 46 miles by the canal afordng easy cheap
porfaton for travel and produce
The subscriber has two smaller Tracts OF and-one
containing $40 acres, within half mile of the New
stead Estate-the other la0 acres, disan, mile and
half both having them abundant supply of TIM
her, which will be sold with this estate not may
best suit a purchaser.
The subscriber wishes self, and those who
wish to purchase assured that he will not demand
than the fair value of such property. He viii be
at any me ready 10 show the property 10 those who
mag call on him with the view Of purchasing
June l9-cw2m ED. j. CARRlNGTON
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Z. Burruss's Lottery Office,

MO. 6SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET ,
~ Richmond, Virginia.
SCHEMES FOR AUGUST.
$4,000 Dollars.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass %. TO lie
drawn on Saturday, Aug. s, 1916, at Whining
ion, Del 66 Nos, II drawn. Grand Capitals:
s25 ,OO0 1000 1910, 20 Of 1000, ~ OF 500, 20
OF 400, &c. Tickets $40; halves 5; qr's. 80.
$4,000 100000 100 of 81 900
Grand Consolidated Lottery. Glass %, TO be
drawn on Saturday, Aug. %, 1916, a, Whining
ton, DEL is Nos, Is drawn. Grand Capitals:
$4,000, 10000 5000, 1000, 5000 2,l5S 100
OF 1000, 100 Of 500, &c. Tickets SO; halves
5; quarters so.
$4,000! $4,000! 10000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class 81, 10 be
drawn on Saturday, Angus, 80, 1885, al Will
ming,on, Delaware. 70 Nos. IL drawn. Grand
Capitals: 10000 dollars, $4,000, 10000. 6 1000,
1000, 1871, of 1000, 25 Of 800 IS OF GOO,
IS of 400, &C. Whole tickets 10; halves 5; quar-
ers ? SO.
Orders for packages, certificate Of packages
and single tickels in all the Lotteries, advertised
by Messrs. D. PAINE s. CO., Managers, will
be promptly and confdeu;ally attended 10, and the
drawings sent when requested, if addressrdto
C. BURRUSS,
Y.,,o Richmond Va
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pAN1TNEEy LAND IN MARKET

THE suiscr her. wishing 10 changrhs place ~ ioca
i ton, either Tor the south or West, IL induced BY
that and other considerations, IN offer for sale
.onablr t-ns, three Farms, located the Pamunkey
Riger: Fi,st-rhe OAK Spring Farm, lying immediate
~ the river, oilers perhaps ~ many inducements a.
any Farm Of the tide water section u con
tains three hundred and Hfty Of land Two hun
bred aud my ri which is arabic land. and now under
n nigl state al cultivation and Improvement, having
recently married wiki The green sand mari, md
rnS well SET IN clover. II has II n Two story Wood
House with eight conmodious rooms, closets &c per
tanning 10 convenient house; Kitchen with Tour
rooms; barry Ice House. Negro Cabins; Barns; and
fine Stable, carriage aud Cart House, rs To be- found
ANYWHERE Tb. Farm has attached 10 IL fine Fishery,
and the river banks abound IN nid The second Farm,
called liay-ld rs separated from the nrst by rnrow
strip Of land Ths Farm contains, ny recent survey.
sx hundred and seventy acres - land. Two hundred 81
when i. IN wood; remarkably we'll iimbcred-thaf to-
rrhrr with the arabic land u under nae -nclosnr-
and good safe ~ cultivation. some OF tiis lana mas
been married. and all of II wei! diterd lhs Farm has
an Orchard II. containing some eight or nine differ
mn rd- Of fruit all hyperion quality. IL boast
III fcc water als", th,re tesng numerous springs aud
well on the Farm. Tire Buildings consist 81 an cser'
.,.,,. House with rooms; Smoke House, Stable.
garn Corn fin-ee and Negro Cabigs, all OF comfort
,he order The third Faim being some two miles dis
IN, ron, the two above mentioned Farms offers
siderable Inducements. regards health, tnr antrr,
&c II contains three hundred and thirty acres If land,
ali living beautifully. some very productive meadow
land attached IT. and the greaief portion uf the higi
land has been married. and Is clover. Tie ni-
J prov-nrnis consist in Il small Wood House with
tour rooms, AMI necessary ouihouses. These lands
all well -ltuitti priDR huHbuHuco Wy
honorabe planters; and the ne:hborbood can boat ~
as good health any other lid water section. Either
al thr above nIioned Farms admirably adaptoi
for physcian the practice being worm from ohr th"n
SAND FIVE hundred lw0 thousand dollars; and gooh
| money al that
| PIRATE notlons, connected with my future arrange
m-nts, induce III offer these lands for sale. Ny
anxiety 10 self will guarantee good bargains All wish
ing purchase lands in lide water seciion, WIZ 90
well view these premises. II ihe purchaser wishes
II, liz be supplied with every Thing heerssay i"
| cultivate the Farms wta.
| TERas :-R,asonabie time viii be allowed the rnt-
chaser Possession for sreding wheat In The Fail VIII
b. given and entire possession he hrst day o jan-
| ary next; WM. r. BRAXTOS.
| King William County. Jaly lo-e3m
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Straften,s Office.

e1kkASSs
MO. S, SOUTH FOUR TIE f " tn
~ STREET.
Let allthc world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRsTToNs The man.
Drawn Nos. Of Alexandria 81, August Sth
- l6 81 so Is As 76 "A 10 II Is 80 ?. a.
Half Ticket Nos IA IS II, prize Of $50,
sold and paid by STRATTON.
Drawa Nos. OF New Jersey Lottery, Glass 20,
August II:
80 40 81 9 81 II rs II IS So II - 81 ..
Whole Nos. 80 ii 73, Prize OF 500.
Nos. 80 81 -, Prize OF 200, both sold ana
paid BY oIhA Wv.
Drawn Nos. OF Delaware Lottery, Class 10,
August u:
81 Gs "a A 66 GA II % So &c AZ 81 CO -.
Schemes for tho Week.
Dra,cang recclped every dap al : o'cl0ck. p. H.
1000 Dollars 1000 Dollars
day-Monongalia, 80 Capitals $4,000,
1 900, 579, &C. &c Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets 81 (;
halves so cts +; qrs. 25 els.
1000 Dollars 1852 Dollars
Sa,urday-Sussex. Extra II. Capitals: 81,
600, |, $50, 2 OF ,000 2 of 500, &c. rs Nos, l3
drawn. Tickets 81; halves 50 CTS; qrs. 2acls.
10000 Dollars! 10000 Dollarsl
Monday MISUNDERSTANDING, No. r.. Ca
pitals ,000 10000, 1000, 900, 10 oil 800,
&c. 81; Nos, IL drawn. Tickets $40; halves
5; quarters SO. A package in This Scheme Is
warranted TO draw more than half the cost 81 IT,
$4,000 DOLLARS!
In prizes Of 10000 dollars. New Jersey Lot
terry. Glass II, for 1916, 10 be drawn al Jersey
City, August 18th, 1916. IS number Lottery -
drawn ballots. Pf;zss: oil 10000 dollars, 100
Of 500. Tickets So; halvesi; quarters 2.
Orders tor Packages, Certificates Of Packages
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly at,endedto, anddrawings sent when re-
ouested. Please address orders to
N. STRATTON,
Aug. 10 Richmond. Va.
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SANDS, SARSAPARILLA,

It's now beginning to be generally understood thal
the herbalis has done far than the mneraiogs
the discovery of remedies for the diseases of man. no
dern experiment has developed the fact that many oil
the corrosive preparations, which, in eeetns he cure
Of one disease TOO often the seeds OF another can
be dispensed with, and that harmless veeeinDIe msGs
cincs are often more thorough uniform and speedy IN
their remedial operation than any other. There cannot
be found, it is believed, more pertinent and eoneiu-
remedy for external diseases whether chronic or &C.
tive hereditary or self Imbibed suitable for all ages all
Notwithstanding interruption OF ordinary pul,
suits, and though last, not least, leaving oehnu " ~
pates.
For further particulars, and conclusive evidence OF
Its superior value and efficacy, see pamphlets WHICH
may be obtained Of ngents gratis.
% Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail and Tor
expectation, by A. B. s. d. SANDS, Druggists ana
Chemists Granite Buildings, No 70, Broadway, corner
Of Chambers street, New York. Sold, also, by pUVAL
& PURCELL, Agents, Main street, Richmond, va
Price, 81 per bottle, OF SIX bottles foI g.
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-. last Evenings Mail.
-....,,n cTATES AND MEXlCO,

~~.y,rep STATES AND MEXICO.
lays In,elhgencer contains the Mes
i'> =. he President 10 the Senate, on the 4sh
ss' and the proceedings OF The Senate there
Az 'n, which the injunction Of secresy has
u '. .,,noved in relation 10 Mexico. The Pre-
fs' communicates letter tromthe Secretary
"s. go. - The Minister OF Foreign Relations OF
'., again proposing 10 open negotiations
wen .,rrlnae treaty of peace, which shall ad-
=. N he questions in dispute between the TWO
s,,,slcs. lie says;
"lt~,,siserirs the relative power of the two
...,,es the glorious events which nave ALREADY
N.al,,e5 our arms, and the distracted condition
wsxico. did not conceive that any point OF
ma hoaor could exist which ought 10 pre-
-, me- from making this overture. Equally anx-
-. IA terminate, by peace honorable LOT pom
-. .r;s> : was originally 10 avoid the existing
=, a.. have deemed il my my again 10 extend
- hive branch 10 Mexico Should The Govern
II ina, Republic accept the offer in the same
indy spirit BY which it was dictated, negot'a-
will speedily commence Tor the conclusion
IA Msaiy.
~ ,ben. suggests that Congress ought TO APP
,,,oriate a sum, adequate 10 pay Mexico a tar
.,oiysleul for any territory she may cede.
Tn. letter of Mr. Buchanan 10 Com. Conner
!. 9TH july enclosing the Letter for the Mexican
Minister, requests him, in case the Mexican Go
,.,nmsn; should determine TO accept The offer and
,u,er upon negotiations, and should propose an
srnis;ice during their tendency, 10 promptly but
sia.ly reject il" as the two parties would not
stand on an equal footing.
whilst, therefore, the President sincerely de-
sizes with The utmos, prompi,ude TO restore onI
friendly relations with Mexico upon fair and IL
ssral terms, The war mus, continue 10 be prose
suied with the utmost vigor until dehniive
,eaty of peace shall be signed aud ratified BY
Mexico.
"You will not fail, with all the despatch in
your power. TO transmit the answer OF The Mexi'
can government to this Department"
The following resolutions were adopted BY The
Senate, after many motions 10 amend, &c.
/. Rcsoived, That the Senate entertain strong
!.sire that The existing war with Mexico should
~ terminated by Treaty Of Peace, Just and
honorable 10 both nations; and that The President
be advised Ia adopt all proper measures for the
ala inmeni of that object.
> Resolred, farh =, That The Senate deem ii
advisable that Congress should appropriate
sum Of money 10 enable the President 10 con-
Glade Treaty of Peace, limits, and boundaries
with The Republic Of Mexico, and 10 be used 10y
hin in the event that such Treaty should call tor
The expenditure OF The money SO appropriated, or
any par, thereof.
On the 9Th July, MIR. Lewis offered resolu-
lion, nstruciing The committee to report bill
app,opra,ing two millions ofdollars, to be PLACED
a. Inc disposal of the President, 10 enable him 'e
conclude said peace, sc. Particulars hereafter
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Aug. iw

IN CHANCERY-yinciSiA AT Superior Court Of
Chancery for the Richmond Circuit, held at the Ia
pol in the City Of Richmond, June 20, ia46.
Edmund Christian, fialntin
against
Thomas < Dicken, Committee Administrator OF Fran
els Nelson deceased, aud Committee Administrator &c
bonis non Of Francis r. S;ubbs deceased and Sidney
< Baxter, Attorney General of the Commonwealth Of
Virginia, Defendants.
The plaintiff this day filed hs bill, and the defend
ants their answers the same, which the
plaintiff replied generally: and, therrupon, The cause
being docketed by consent Of The parties and hy like
consent coming on 10 be heard upon The bill answ ers
and repcations aforesaid. upon exhnlt fled VITA
The bill and upon the adavit az j. ~ Couing, taken
on half of the plaintiff and hciny argued by counsel;
on consideration thereof, and the motion OF the
plaintiff hy COUNSEL and with the Of the de-
PENDANTS by their counsel the Court doth order that the
heirs OF Francis Nelson, deceased the part OF his
mothef Amy Still, deceased ifany such there be, and
If not then that the heirs of said Amy STILL deceased,
on the part Of their mother, mothers, the case
may be- do on or before the first day OF The next term nj
this Court file their petitions praying 10 be made de-
PENDANTS In this and exhibit with said PETITIONS
the evidence of such heshp; and that copy OF this
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper pub
lisbed in the City of Richmond for egh, weeks success
syeiy and posted the front door Of the Capitol in
said city. Ccpy. iesiei = -
July l4-caawew r. ROBERTS, u. =.