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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-07

TIE RAILROAD ACCIDENT NEAR RAHwAY.-The
Newark Advertiser gives the following list OF the suffer
ers:
: Mr. Ward, q carriage make, OF Woodbridge, had
5otA hs legs crushed below The knee OF them being
nearly cut OF and one Q. lis ribs driven INTO his lungs
which VII probably end ais lie before nisat
Jas Hastings OF this c!iy had one leg badly fractured
above the knee, and tie other very badly bruised.
Peter P Mcintyre OF IRIS cry lad Ms nip hand and
head severely injured n attempting 20 jump from the
81 the moment Of the contact.
!. H. Lande also OF his place bruised and L IS
feared internally injured
NJ a T Prison, Orssai.t, OF his CRY lad his jaw
t,so!nted and MS shoulder eighty bruised. The Jaw
was. however. Immediately replaced
NJ. Bond. constable, and two Messrs. Syunnes Of
Railway. badly bruised. and others whose
we have not learned we're somewhat bruised, but none
OF tser, fatally, II Is thought except Nj Ward.
The Advertise. peaks OF me accident the following
tarrns:
Let il be marked that those wno were seriously in
jured were upon the platforms outside TIC and TIA,
taose INJURED IN the late dreadful disaster upon the
Ere Railroad We're n similar position and 60 hss Il
been VIII almost al Ire accidents which happened
Tor Yeas past and such We tear VII oe the II urure
accidents unless TIE Legislature make CRIME
az !, already moral offence for persons thus rsHon-
y 10 expose themselves n the face Of reiterated eau
tons, and positive inruncuons which almost every ca
has painted upon T. against standing the platforms
The iaw MAKES il state Prison offence 70 nede-e
with the Trains n such a. 10 endaasef le
{. passengers and il vii De that the company oae
reward OF $50 for the name OF Ike person "no removed
&c bolt and trust i vii DC pfonPy disclosed L
rot song legal measures should De tAsea % cqipe re
discovery OF the perpetrator OF an ac O. "a-cH i Is
confessed there were eys-*tine=se=-
we know rot how it was il th;s case, bu. Il 5iteu
happens on railroads when there Is extra number o:
passengers that en stand tie platform for the
Of proper accommodation inside the cars. Railroad
companies should be required furnish seats for al
rYboro they csyrv.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-07
The Wings and the Governor.

A petted correspondent OF the Courier and En-
qairr dia,es on the Importance OF selecting an hon
est and capable candidate for mex, Governor in an
article OF which me following is specimen
The people mus, have IN the character OF csnd
dates assurance that elected they M administer the
government, with single eye TO the public good
In short to insure success. we must meri. Il Try
Aoassts for i Il is only ror ;Ae roreg q TIE a'9s
This Jay is copied conspicuOasly into the ES-
press, with cuckoo response by Franklin ap-
pended, which runs thus
1t is saying of Soou,ons tsd; II ycv roald e-a;s
friends you MAST Be risrds Ii You would hare the sup
por; OF honest yoa E4 pursue an homes eosrse
We do not pretend TO know what these brethren
sre driving at but We do know that they deal IN
broad and shametully unjust ;nsincstions ssainst
the integrity OF the Wing party and of its past can
didates for Governor. For our part we neither ex-
pect desire hones,er or better candidates than
those we have been constantly supporting since We
were old enough TO cast our first vote 1882 and
we do not hear with patience sdvice to nv honesty
for oaer.' especially from such quarters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-07

DISCIPLINE At CAMBRIDeE-The College Facul.
" disposed 20 pa: restraint The irregular
habits OF the members of College Some ten or twelve
young nave recently been expelled and number
Of others suspended for certain irregularities of con-
duct and violations Of College rules
fRaston TrnYAIIaz Tnsadax
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-07
Important Rumor-Nesotintiona with Mexico

1t currently reported here i'm Washington that
negotiations with the Mexican Government are In
progress and that Paredcs and the Mexican Con
gress propose to give up the whole Of California and
Santa Fe to the United States as an indemnity for
the expenses of the war and for the ns,allmens yet
duo by Mexico to American citizens. 1t is supposed
that these terms which have been proposed in Ha-
vana by the agents and peniposentiaries OF Paredes
viii be satisfactory TO this Government
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-07
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

A REPRogATE HUsBASD-The nelghborlood o.
High near acksons aroused BY TIE Vo!ent conduct
OF neor!ate named Geo Sprase, VINO was according
10 custom vita him enaged in atFeaung h.s bette! aA.
AID stansbury of the SIN ward, who resides nex door,
called N watchr,an and after considerable ditncu3
they succeeded N aesung the man. az the expense OF
torn coat on -e part OF the ocer, and conducted him
the cells. This morning SPrasue VINO mas frequently
been az me police Tor the same offence, and we oeeveS
now under bonds TO keep the peace convicted cl
violently asssulting Ms wife who IL appeera, Is Tsy
worthy rdy and industrious woman, and keeps vese
table stand the Eastern Market The prisoners oes
ing IN Court was ferocious and nsuinug; oui the rna
4rate let him of too easy win me OF $40 and twen3
days IN the county jail Advertiser.
DEMoRALIzIxe SPoRT.-We had hoped thar ne
disgusting sport of dog fighting had been enufsg
suppressed II this city but last evening man nana
Francis Magec arrested By officer Dawson, Tor 2Is
ing d blood dog somewhere Il South Brooklyn Se
and h. animal were taken before Justice Downing :.
the dwelling OF the latter, who held HIM 70 bal ~ 70
sum OF SlUV 10 appear Tor !a az the next Oyer and 1
-.
CoUp DE SoLIEL.-Mr. Bradley, residing az tns
corner Of Degrsw and Columbia South bloos,ss.
while at work yesterday struck, which oloss
on congestion OF the brain. Dr. PRICE, OF IVo t1sss n.
Immediately sent for, and by perseverance, -,
professional abilities, after waiting with TIE man l'
three hours, left him IN fair way OF recovery.
e We are panied to learn that the we ., .rs
j. l. Hodge, pastor OF the lst Bapcs Cnslon' Eodss
died az Su.ed Conn. the sth inst hes. -, h,eaA
reached suteld barely IN time 20 reoe'e nei ri fssss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-07

"a The Bill to Organize a Territorial Govern,
aent IN Oregon was passed yesterday in the House
AN anendmcn, proposed by Mr. THOMPSON OF Pa
to exclude Slavery from the Territory forever was
adopted by a vote OF los TO 20.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-07

SANosS SARSArARILLA.-A grea, number OF
powerful certificates 20 the virtues and pracaca value
OF this preparation given in advertising columns
which we commend every reader afflicted with ~.
en,s connected with lnpuriy OF TIE Blood. Indises
non. &c Sc The multiplicity OF diaercr. Extracts o:
ssrsaparla presented Tor the favor of the public and the
g-ea, number and extraordinary character OF tae cures
wrought by of them would seem a. least to have
established the value OF the root whiehs tie basis Of ali
these preparations and which is known to be Of the
most innocent and sa,u.ary purifiers in Nature Tha
popularity of Me,srs ssndss ss-saparna i, cvnced BY
the enormous aad increasing demand for H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-07

S Rev. Mr.. hardy OF the Methodist Church,
w.Haven. Conn preached to his dock powerful
non against Capital Punishnaer, on Sunday last.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-07

z The Thermometer yesterday stood at go
but nobody else was able 10 stand il al all
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-07

FlRz$-The alarm II the % disric. abou. 9
occek yesterday morning was caused by ere IN 2Ist:,
6,haysnue Two franz buildings were SsEri
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-07
,vsEE OUTSIDE OF To-DAY's PAPER.-9

7saps,r, and oese,. leaving the City in the after
noon are informed that EseniHg Eanion Of the Tn
5e d printed every day containing me stock sales
Markets News by the Southern mail &c up to o'clock
~ mourning of the Newsboys for the Eceniag Edition.
of The Tribune every one will be allie take with him
he latest news up to the time Of leaving the City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-07

~ There was nothing at the Police ofHce Yes.
teFdAy worth recording.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-07

q The fremont vocalists' give Concef' at
the Tabernacle on Thursday evening in AID OF the SUI
terers By the late FIRE in Nantucket
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-07

- Mr.. TEnrlEroS was IN Toronto :; the last
dates and had gwen tvo concerts ts-e which w.re very
crowded and successful He siass in Kingston this eve
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-07

~ The latest excitement ont is the taking
down the awning posts IN Nsssau-st While the man was
engaged n taking the posts down, around Redheds store
Gluten Han, large crowd eeslsssea-snd tas three
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-07

sore doors were literally Scssesc with anxious faces L.
t9ui-t-. What does :: mean
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-07

CALIFORNIA NoLUxTEERS.-The enrolment for
the re-2ent OF mounted goes on sw,ulu:nsy.
Already hs. :hc number Is made up, and beicr, week
the comp.,3sent Will DC obtained They viii be in
ford their rendezvous at the OF chrysre and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-07

q Don't forget the steamboat Albany thatgoes
down the Bay to-day and tomorrow, landing az Fort
Hamilton going and returning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-07

e The Editor OF the Mirror forgets himself and
the character OF MS Journal in ndulng constantly IN
personalities which Zone but the most hopeless vulgar
ian. ever n,srake for VT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-07

e CHARLES Brennan, Clerk for Lord q Tay.
lor cathernest drowned yesterday morning while
bathing II ne East River
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-07

We lean from the Brooklyn Advertiser
that Miss EoarHL gives two Concerts az Newport next
week-the first OF Monday evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-07

The Southern Mail is in, bringing Ncw-Orlcans
dates to the 3oth a gentleman who left Yucatan
on the 9th ut. reports that the people in all the
towns were for Mexico and for the United States
The Mexican flag flying every where.
No news from the Army.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-07

- The workmen are getting on tamously with
the sT' 'c-boeA pavement IN ;rcu; OF Stewards pew
Dryso sry. The foundation hss been iNd in pure
cc''iea; -'o lie arm granite blocks VIII De put down
before ;ae mass has hardened;aus forming sold snd
ndesTUete'c aooT for the incesssnt tsap,e OF Broad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-07

Mr. EprroR-Ihe grievances OF those unfortunate
persons who required appear Witnesses before
the Grand Jar. speak loudly Tor redress In this
hot weather some fifty persons daily summoned TO
wall the call the officers the door OF the Grand
Jury room. have myself lost two days IN attendsnco
without being called the time been forced 10
come IN contact with some OF the vest wretches that
disgrace mankind The heat this morning intoera.
Bile. Is there no help J. w. B.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-07

% The Piano-manufactory Of Messrs. Nuns &
Clark in Twenty sxth-st- considerably damaged
nightbeforelasr by the overlooking Of large water
in the STORY which KEEP; full Of cso'on and
whence pipes lead every room in the building Inc
Cro,op was turned on 10 fl the tank and forgotten 10
he .bp- o whom be establishment, was closed at night
Yesterday morning every thing wa, aaOat The damage
is about $50.
Cool AND CONF oETAsLE.-W see that large
company OF Brooklyn ladies' and gentlemen have gone
on pleasule.pa-ty to FFelsand' We hope they took
the:r shawls and overcostS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-20
LAND, NEGROES, STOCK CROPS,
EDP SAL f

THE s-riber, intending remove eity for
the purpose uf practising lie profession ii winch
hr a member, oilers fnr ~ar flIr plantation un waich
hr now resides. called GLt,AIiInRA. situate. on The
South fork Of gnch-lluvcr. Nelson coig.y, tneaty
,lrrr miles from th- Jamr- X ger canal
THIS tr,,t contains 80 ares, nhou a.l u which =
riser bottom .. superior lailiy. mach a-iur i.r
tohlrcn ni, ani The wb,!- hcrng ~ s,str 81 RAPID
improvement.
good ortlon IL hr high lani i cleared aaa Is wr.
suited Il farmn. Purposes. ana large portion ~ tie
woodland hra siiy tinhsTrf, and y particularly well
adapted 10 the prod mct,"n ~ tobacco
The place securely enclosed, and j. divided iato
IL Ids of convenient >i2r. and. liberal : stem ~
rlovrrln. La> pursued II Tor y-a', II =
IN 4 layurahir cOndon ior h.acy crn9rn:. From
twelve IL eighteen hands nave heretofore M0fscd q but
from twenty Ia twenty .fvr ght be aiyaHd- coU>ly
employed IN is cultivation
TINS place J. remarkably well watered ana much oG
the river aud branch bottoms igt h- converted
meadow land uf the best qualify. tile several bold
mountain Though II mIgt hr 50 ma
naged 10 irrgat- aud enrich considerable belt -
land lying adjacent To their course whereby Y would be
fitted Tor the production of luNurabt crops ~ grass
The improvements are decidedly good There u a
spacious and handsome brick dwelling, occupying a
beautiful and romantic situation. AMI commanding
picturesque and Interesting vl-w, III winch are EN-
braccd The valley Of Rockli-h, which - mucB admired,
and an extensive range OF The Blue Ridge. The yard
and other grounds aboai The dwelling are thicaiy SET
with forest and ornamental trees: and Al Convenient
and proper distance there orchards oi excellent fu
The other buildings are alike suited Ia The place
consisting al large harm thoroughly shielded and
tanning ample siabng; WE bniit ad substantial Iohac
CO honses corn cribs; comfortable nrc:oi cabins. with
plank floors and brick chimney; lce-hons-, which
work house the tn last a. rrick, besides other n-rrS
srry out.ho,ises all IN complete repair There - a-o
a comfortable dwelling. with some ouhousr-, situated
towards The lower end oi TIE plantations ahi the lanhs
lie in such form that they might be divided into two con-
venent and desirable tracts. Both portions VIII he
seeded with wheat and iye this Fa
The terms are, 900 ~ cash. and The balance IN one
two and three years from the day .: SHE. the purchaser
giving bord- with approved security for the deferred
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-20
FOR SALE, A VALUABLE FARM IN THE
LOWER END or HANOVER,

Thirteen nuts Tram tie Cpy NJ R,@tmo"d.
WILL lie offered 10 the highest bidder on MONDAY,
w the 2cth day II December next II TAR, II not, The
first fair day thereafter the premises, the Tract II
Land called Mulberry I'LL, adjo'nin. The lnds OF VIM
H. Chttrnden, Gibson Via and Others, on Toiopptomuy
Creek. This Tract contains go acres abcnl three
quarters OF which CLEARED aud adap-d 10 ne cni-
lure Ut Corn Wheat and Od'- quarter oi which y
in low grounds Il Is lad or IN three fields, each of
which vii produce hundred barrels 81 Corn, and
the Hay crop alone viii more than average Sl3 he
buildings "A good dwelling ilun-e. ~ith 1--WE rooms
and cellar, Kitchen, Smukehuuse, Barn. aud all Other
necessary buildings; together with good Orchard "i
choice fruit. This place oilers inducements rarely 70 be
met with, being short distance from the Itty oi
Richmond, and could he made profitable for marketing,
the sui being remarkably quick II will br shown 10
any one by Mr. Henry Z. kichardson residing on the
premises.
TEEas oy sALg-One quarter Of Tire purchase money
Will tie required IN cash, amt rrcdi, OF one, two anu
thee years Will lie given fpr tn remaining thre t"uuh,
ihr purchaser giving hont with approved security, Led
Deed If Trust on the premises e. SECURE the credit
payments. NM 4. II. POLLARD,
Administrator Of Thomas Melton, deceased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-20
AUCTION SAILS.
Esy W.. esOddiE, Auct'r.
A VALUABLE pAMUNkEI FARM FOR
SALE
WITH NEGROES, CROPS. STOCKS, &c.


WITH NEGROES, CROPS. SiDlhs, &c.
INTENDING Ia remove permanently ti"f ,''r peheh'".
nv wilrs health a. lhr estate receGiS phith-rn
by of Mr.. Ross III the county ~ ilt marie 'h',i,
On MONDAY, The 2-jh day oi December next ~ =
o'clock ii fair IT NOT the next far day thereafter
sell AZ puh!ir arciion linen The premises, my WOOD
BURY ESTATE, WING on the Pamuhkry nSeT, w le
ountyof Hanover three miles below he Courthouse,
aud eighteen from the cry ~ Richmond. The tract
contains acres. of which about Inh are Panunkry
grow thirty bushels uf wheat 10 the acre Tue land
is in good Stale Of improvement. and The crop OF Wheat
for the present Year, On one OF Tie shiit ms produced
,5Jp bushels. ,.,
There j. small Dwelling House of iorr rooms, tlaie
~ reparrd.) with Stables Earns. sc ana simsieht
numir r IL comfortable Cabins Tor double hr force r.
quircd work thr estate. Contiguous 10 lie hosc, y
one 81 the inrst spring, If WATER IN lower virginia
The uri. harhooG hlahy intelligent atn aEirtabt
AT the same Time and place, shall sell publicly ne
tween nc and sr,ty yainaair SLAVES. consisting III
men, women and children, with SUCH hinhs ~ stock as
may not wish 10 remove and the Crops OIL Corn, Fod-
der. etc etc.
TERMS OF SAi.E.-The land ".ll he sold on = Gre
dit Of one two aud TIRE, with Interest, 10 be
| cured hy bond and approved personal --curiy WIN
deed uf s, the land. The Slaves Tor cash ara Inc
Stocks ana Crops credit al Twelve months, or al
SUMS over $780, with hoad and s-cnfiy
Mr. Jones the Manager of ihr Estate, VIII show u 70
any one DESTROYS o, seeing H. and give every iniorma-
nan wishrd A. STEVENSON.
am disposed TO rent lease Tor term oil years The
CnImp's Neck Esiat. adjoining Woodbury. aud Broad
Neck the residence al Williams Carter, Esquire, con-
tanning tetwcen -ix and seven hundred Gce- and ~
ine Immediately on The Pamnrkey There has
been seeded TINS Fail this land. between Two ana
three hundred bushels If wheat Terms 81 lease mos;
liberal good agfiruuraiist and TENANT thr OBJ q
\ being rather Improvement ihan immediate profit
The sale VIII he conducted by Wellington 6oiiin, -
/ whom reference can be made. a. =
II Richmond, l1fh Move tlhrr, lSfb.-CtiS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-20
ssooes, shoes, Trunks, etc.
"a NEW SUPPLY. IT,

1aursioy Noc,ins, Norsmier 1911, l-i5.
WE a:e row opening. per different ratk e's
w tirec, .io.n re manufacturers, NEW
STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES comri-
sing Mems prime ?esget Water Boots, asse
sizes Mems prime zip fcaged Monroes, large
lies. : 10 H. 9 10 l., : to Is; Mems coarse peg
gel Broeans, vefy cheap ana g cd; Gentlemen :
fine cali Wafer Proof Boots, large sizes Wo-
mems ine sewsi lace Leather Vets We
mems fine Pessei Wells large Sis; Mems
prime sewed Wafer Boo.s, extra qualify
= We Invite country merchants and ali Others
in want 10 give us a call. We vii sell ycty
cheap Tor cash or to 2unctua customers.
PUTNEY & WATTS
Wholesale and Retail dealers in Boots, Shr E, &c.
r AW NOTICE Tie sulscritc5> haze az
IL sociated themselves 2, Partners n th- prac-
tsc OF The Law, uuter TIE stylr Of JOSEPH 4
GEORGE 5. FTQEi. The former partner,
who resides near New Canton, Buckingham,
will attend the Superior and Counlg Courts Of
| Buckingham All Cumberland, and lie Superior
| Couus ol Albenatc and Flg"anna; ami the
| later, who resiic- il Scousvil!e, Abemare
countY. will attend inc Superior and County
| Courts of AibeinarIe, Fluyanaa and Bucsing-
ham. ANY business conf!:ed o Them VII ia
pfonr;l. attended 10. JOS. FUQUh,
| Aug l4-cwl0m GEO. S.FU4UA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-20

IF YOU are ailing with mid cough, slight pain in
i the side or occasional darling pains through thr
chest or in the region Of ir shoulder blade AMI l>i
somr excuse fur lounsing-tsay if that he your wish,
doctor yourself with candies ynps and mixtures pre-
psred by qlcks, and recommended by forced crr'ih
Gates aud yon viii he satI-d but AFTER you b.
came tired uf this pas;iine u. Dr Nl-tafs la >an
Of Wild Cherry aud the b'"om ci health wiii again
tingr your hitherto pallld cheek
TINS Balsam is devoid III all quackriy-being pre-
pared nv ssn chemist, aud it, efficacy Is proved hy
the numerous testimonials 81 cures ~ cases Germed m
curabr We publish statements OF c'ir-s thit arc
not strictly true r. Dunlap sen. merchants, ,n-ff!
Valley New York. relate 4 cure ni Asthma th1t hah
withsood medical Treatment for years. H. Freight ~
Saurertrs New York, says lie cured Liver Compliant
Of fonr years sanding haf wohid Eoi ysld 10 the usual
remedies Abraham Skillman. " u OF B"nndh'"ok'
New Jersey SAYS il IL the best medicine Tor consnmp
tion. in every stage, that he mas ever known. we
might refer you hundreds of cases, had We ROOM
that would convince all OF IL. great virtue.
BE careful. and get the genuine Dr. WiSfais balsan
OF wild Cherry. None genuine unless signed by !.
Butts Address all orders To Seth w. Fow'e, boston,
Massachusetts,. For sale by
GAySnR WOOn L. CO,
Nov. l6 No. Is Main Street, Richmond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-20

Tn public are pc tuiy informed, lha, the
PEKlN TEA COMPANY, Il New YORK, have
established 4 Branch of their honsr at No. 80
Man st!eet, one square above The Ranks. i,r me
sale Of their celebrated Green and Black Teas,
Coffees, &c al New York prices
County merchants, srccers hotel propririors
and all in want OF god. pure and fragrant Teas
arc Invited to call ana examine before purchas
inc elsewhere.
Every chest or package OF Tea sold al this es-
adjustment thar does not prove 70 he precisely
what We recommend il, may be returned, and the
money will be refunded.
These Teas are all Of this years importation,
and selected by good Judges expressly Tor he re-
tai trade.
Our Teas arc put up in ;Ib, slh., arr III.
packages, and il 5lo. cattoonSi also in ami 1873.
fancy lacyured b xes !. AMI whole chests. Per
sons wishing i, can selecta snail quantity o each
Kind and nave them paci;cd n one box. A Sir-
Gle trial will convince any ono oi their >urefiou.
" anu ch,apaess. Try jhem and Julse
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-20

IN CHANCERY-VtscI>t.:- ln Goochand County
L Court, 18th November. 1866
Martin James and Thomas James, ~ his own
right, and Administrator Of Richard James, de
ceased, flaihtiHs
against
David Hodges and Nancy his wife, who was Nancy
James; Mary Lee, who Mary lanes. i. II West
and Elizabeth his WIFE, who was Elizabeth James:
George Hire and Nancy his WIFE, who was Nancy
James; Thomas James, Robert James, John James,
William James nrury vs.. James, and John w Mimns
and Mary his wife, who was Wary James; The SAID
Elizabeth Nancy, Thomas Robert, John, William,
Dn,ry W. and Mary being the descendant, of John
Jamrs deceased Defendants.
Bill filed and The defendants not having entered their
,npra,ance and gwen security 1ccorinG 10 the act of
Assembly and the rules Of hi, Count, aud II appearing
10 the satisfaction Of the Court that they mol lnhab
tnnts Of this Common the motion 81 the pnlh-
lifts hy counsel IL Is ordered iha the -aid defendants do
appear here on the third Monday IN February next and
answer The plaintiffs bl and that copy ot this ordsr
he forthwith inserted in newspaper published III
the City Of Richmond, and continued for Two months
surcessivey and posted at the front door If the Court
House OF this county.
A Copy. Trstr,
W o0-rw0,n MAR ~ MILLER. g.. e.. @.