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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-23

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Society. elected al The annual meeting held
short lime since:
Psss,psxr-HoS. HENRY CLAY.
VICE PRESIDENTS:
]. John c. Herbert, Of MARYLAND.
9. Gen. John H. Cooke, Of Virginia.
2 Daniel Webster. of Massachusetts
q. Charles F. Mercer, Of Florida.
s. Rev. Jeremiah Day. D. D., OF Connecticut
&. Theodore Frsiashuysen, OF New ioFa.
7. Louis McLane, Of Baltimore.
S. Moses Alien, Of New York
g. Gen W. Jo.es. OF Washington.
10. Joseph Gales OF Washington.
II. Right Rev VIM Meade, D. D., Bishop OF Va
| r. John McDonough, Of Louisiana.
| l3. George Washington Lafayette Of France.
| "a. Rev. J. o. Andrew, Bishop OF N. L. Church
| IS. VIM Maxwell, OF Virginia.
10. Elisha Whi,;esey, OF Ohio.
II. Walter Lcwris, Of New York.
IS. Jacob Burner, VI Ohio.
10. Joshua Darling, of New Hampshire.
90. Or. Stephen Duncan, oi Mississippi.
81. WIN. C. RiveS, OF Virginia.
%. Rev. J. Laurie, D. D., OF Washington.
%. Rev. Wu Winans, OF Mississippi.
"a. James Boorman, of New York city.
%. Henry a. Foster, oil hew York.
&c. Or. John Ker, OF Mississippi.
81 Gobert CAMPBELL Of GEORGIA.
2S. Peter D. Erooni, Of New jersey.
90. James Garland # Virginia.
80. Ret. Morris Bishop OF NJ Z. Church, Ohio
81. Right Hon. Lord Bexley, OF London.
80 William short, OF Philadelphia.
49, Willard Hall, cf Delaware.
81. Right Rev Bishop Otey, OF Tennessee
IS. Gerald Rals,on, oil London.
&C. Rev Courlrd Van Rensselaer,, oil New jersey
81. Dr. Hoissin, Of Lonton.
So Rev. E. Burgess, u. ID. Of Massachusetts.
3d. Thos. R. Hazard, o. Provldence, < Island.
40. Or. Thomas Massie, Of I've Mills, Virginia
A. Gen. Alexander Bro%n, Of Virginia.
40. Mai. Gen. Winfield Scott Washington.
40. Rev. Thomas (. Bond, D. D., New York.
"A. ReT A, Alexander, D. o., New Jersey
As. Samuel Wi'keson, of New York.
!, 46. L. @. C. Elmer, of New jersey.
az. James Railev, Of Mississippi
"a. Rev. Geo. w. Beihune, d. D, ofPhiladelphia
az. Rev C. G. Cuylcr, D. r.. OF Philadelphia
SO. Elliott Cresson, ESQ., oil Philadelphia.
| 81. Arson G.. Phelps. Esq, New York.
| 50. Rev. Leonard Woods, D. D., Andoye!, Mas
| sachuselis
50. Jonathan Hyde, Esq, Bath, Maine.
81. Rev. ]. p. Durbin, D. D., Carlisle, Penn
IS. Rev. Beverly Waugh, Bishop OF The Meiho
| dist Episcopal Church, Baltimore.
| Sc. Rev. Dr. w 2. Johnson, of South Carolina
| 81. Moses Shepherd, of Baltimore.
!! So. John Gray, OF Fredericksburg, va.
| SO. Bishop McIlvain, OF Ohio.
GO. Rev. Dr. Edgar, of Nashville, Tennessee.
| 81. Rev. 2. Lindsey, .. D., Of Tennessee.
81. Hon. J. r. Underwood, Of ner,ucky.
sc. Hon ]. w. Huntington, OF Connecticut
Ga. Hon. P. White, Of Puiney, Vermont.
IS. Hon. C. Marsh, of Woodstock, Vermont.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-23

TIE CASE OF Carr. FaisBie.-Wc learn from
the New York Sun taatlhc coIored man, Edward
Dus,on, for whose absence Capt! Frisbie has
been seized and imprisoned al Jamaica. en- The
charge OF selling him into slavery, has been
found residing in New York CRY. Steps have
beentaken 10 send out the neces airy documents 10
procure his immediate release and restoration 10
his RIGHTS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-23
NOTICE.

TINE subscribers have entered into Co partnership,
/ under The firm Of LlPSC0MBE & BROCK, for the
purpose of conducting the Grocery Business and have
iakrn The house formerly occupied by Messrs D. n. &
T. ST. Jones' number 3Je, Broad Street, Sh0ckoe Hill.
They Intend keeping all lines assortment of Gro
cees and ask call fiom their friends as well rs the
public generally. They hope, by a close attention To
their friends In the connry viii be promptly attended
IN NJ e. LIPSCOMRE, Jr,
Feb. 90-clm6daw WILLIAM n. BROCK.
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TO PHYSICIANS AND TEACHERS.


L offer for sale my residence, Bush HILL most ad
vaniaQeous location for Ply scinn. practice worth
sl 900 might be- expected by n purchaser-my own
having Amounted 10 more than thar sum in the year
1874, and 10 fun Thousand during the last, most
healthy srason. in which distant business called me
much fom home. IL lies near Charles City Court
House, in popuInus and wealthy neiehborhood The
Tract of Land contains only about sixty acres The
House. Two story building in good repair, with 1--WE
large rooms, conveniently arranged is situated
elevated and ealthfnl position. with large and beantI
fnl grove Of nnhle oaks In front AZ convenient dis.
tances are an Once, Laundry, Kitchen, Smoke House
and Ice H,u.e and Well Of tho purest Water in the
Yard There Stables, Carriage House and Grnnn.
~. The Garden 10 large, and well supplied with
rnnch choice fruit and beautiful flowers and shrubbe
The let's are well cultivated, and suficent TO supply
grain, provender, sc tn the resident. a School has
heen Kept here and full might he obtained
by we'll qualified teacher. This valuable residence
will be sold at the Court House Thursday. the 10Th
day Of March neI, that being Court day, 10 ie highest
bidder. The terms will be most accommodating.
gan may be bonsh the property Is not expected
10 sell for 10 much II would cost the buildings
Reference for further information Ia made TO DR.. Ed
ward Wilcox, Mr.. James &. Roane, Nr. George c.
Waddel, or Mr. James Christian Of this county, and
to Major Edmund Christian, or John NJ. Grorory ESQ,
OF Richmond Or G. WIN SEMPLE.
Charles city Cont House, February 10, ls46-ctds
D1T Petersburg Intelligencer requested TO copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-23

FARMVILLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
PURSUANT TO the provisions of a deed OF trust exc
L cut.d 10 the subscriber by Thomas A. Morton, for
certain therein specified and of record in the
Clerks Once OF the County Court Of Prince Edward,
shall proceed TO SELL tho highest bidder for ready
money, on the llih day OF March next, In the town Of
Fsrmvie In front OF James Hotel two lots or parcels
OF Land living In said town aud NUMBERED in the plan
OF the own Nos and lying on Main street 100 feet
and running hack pos feet and fraction, 10 street
which separates ii from the Farmve Ware house, and
it good residence for private family, in The
cupancy Of Dr. j. Lyle; also, good Factory. and
story House, with a Single room on each floor. The
basement IL occupied by VIM. Willis AS a Confectionery
Establishment and the upper part by Or. j. Lyle and
w. 4. Flournoy ofice.
The title TO said property 10 believed 10 be
able hut, acting Trustee, shall only convey such
lille az IL vested In me by the deed Aforesaid.
Jan. 6-cwtds WIN. C. FLOuRNOY, Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-23

SNow.-We Learn that The snow storm which
Sc, in here abou, six o'clock last evening, COM
menced al Washinelon a, lhfeeP Nj. The cars
from that city reached here las; night about three
quarters Of an hou! after The regular time
TBauin,oYf Amtriear Of ;SaHday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-23

u The remainder OF tie pews In Grace
Church, New York, we're sold by auction on Tues
dav. Tie whole receipts from the sale ct The
pews were S!a3,4i2 The toto, valuation SSl ,2sjo
aud The premiums S22 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-23
"LET THERE BE LIGHT"

Pf EDWIN u. CAMFSslI.
Darkness was on The mighty deep;
No light was kindled there;
AS yet drear, uubroken sleep
Lay on the sky and air;
Not We, Inc Suns all-quickening ray,
Had given to Earth the primal day.
Ne morning lish, had never shone
Upon the new-furmed world.
Nor had the Evenings starry zone
It's .plendors vel unfurled,
To lish, The dark and lracsesS waste
On which His impress had been placed.
aLet there be lishl'-and as The word
Came forth DER earth and sea,
A thousand angel harps were heard
To sound with melody,
And voices mingled with the chord
Behold the lighl-"Praise ye the LordI'
lie, there be ligh,"-The lightning wors
Around its dazzling chain,
And from the darkness far above,
Descended on the plain,
And wrote upon the face OF night,
In burning words, "Lei there be lighs!'
And light was on the ocean wave,
And Ia The dashing spray;
Far in the deep the gitleringcave
Received The vivid ray,
And many gem, with lus,re bright,
Flashed back the words, lie, there be light"
lie, there be light!"-The rainbow's hue
There mingles gorgeous dyes,
Far in the vaulted arch OF blue
Is painted or the skies;
It's scroll uniolds 10 mortal sight
Behold, oh man !-"Let there be lighl!'
Then praise 10 HIM, whose power divine
Lit up the gli,ering skies
Who taught Earlh's glowing orb TO shine
Wiz light that never dies
Who, from The deep, raised earth in air,
And Sc; his seal Of glory there.
And whilst The STARS and planets roll
Midst thine eternal spheres,
The lamp tia! light. the human soul
A brighter light appears,
And sheds its ray DER every land
That CLOVIS beneath Thy mighty hand;-
"Lst there be light" while time remains,
By power benigoan, given,
Ger Eal,h's henighied hills and plains
The glorious light OF Heaven,
Tha. breaks through Supers,ition's gloom
And sheds halo round the tomb
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-23

- F. GRAVES who foI the last seventeen years has
~. b.en Deputy Clerk of P0whatau. being no longer
engaged In that business Offers hs servccs the pub
lie generally and the citizens oP"whatsn particularly
for the transaction of any business for which he Is qua
lihcd He will draw ccnvryances OF all kinds, settle
accounts, (bring Connssioner III thancrry.l collect
debts, &C. &c. VIII undertake The collection a dsbts
In Amelia Cumberland aud Cnoclland, In addition Ia
his county, and will go to any other parts OF tho
State, If sufficient lnducrmant he offered
lie takes the liberty. without consulting them, of re-
fening Judge Cop0n and Samuel Taylor, H. Rhodes
and Samuel p Halves, Escrs., and TO every gentleman
In PoWha,nn.
aJ Address Powhatan Court House, Virginia.
Eth l7-rwiw
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TARl.E OE RATES.

TIA Meeting of tie President and Directors Of The
\ Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Company on The 18th day of October 1915. The follow
ing Table Of Rates for The Transportation OF Passengers
was adoped To lake effect on and the lst da. Of
December next, until otherwise ordered by the Board:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-23

TOR SALE a lot of land In the upper part of Rich.
mond now occupied by JOSEPH Mayo, Esq, and ~
ing between ID and streets, containing nearly one
acre. belonging TO the heirs of the late Captain Samuel
Travis, and which was conveyed 10 him hy John G and
Robert G1nhle trustees, by deed of he ith day ri An
gust 1875 and recorded In Hcnr;eo County Clerks Of
fee This vnluablc lot offers an inviting spot 10 any
pcreon wishing to make investment, md Is now for
sale. Apply 10 RIO. H. ARMISTEAD
Jam 20-dw3w of Williamsburg.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-23

The inlamou Madame Costello has been con.
vic,ed IN New York, and sentenced TO fine and
Imprisonment
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-23

IN Chesterfield County Court, January lnih, 1915
Daniel Cannon, III hiJ proper person and Georae "
Cogbi Juetia rcghili, TebItla A. Cogbill, Polly l.,
Cogbl, and Kelsey y. Cogbili, infant children of VIII
liam Cogb deceased, who sue by Catherine Coghl
their mother, and next friend, Plaintiffs:
against
Patrick Cannon administrator OF Edith D. Cogbill,
deceased, and Jess. Cosb Defendants
This day This 10 he heard upon The bill
and answers, and appearing 10 the Court that the
der OF publication the absrnl defendant Jesse
Coghill, entered In this the 18th day OF Oct0
ber l5i5 has been duly published In The Richmond En-
lurer "a paper published In The Cy OF Richmond) for
two months and the aaiG lease Cogbill sl falling ap
pear and the bill of the compliments; upon
consideration whereof, the Court doth adjud2e, order
and decree, that Commissioner Edwin W. PohdPxtrr,
after having published notice FOR months
newspaper published in The Cty OF Richmond OF the
lime and place Of taking the sanr do proceed 10 eia
mine, and SETTLE The amounts Of SAID Jrsr Corb
as agent OF Edith q. Cugbi deceased, with any mat
ters, specially stated deemed pertinent by himself
which may he required Ia b- .tated by thp parties ard
that he make Of his proceedings this Court, In
order final decree.
Copy. Tesie, W. W. T. COGBILL, d. c.
The parties uamrd and interested In thr above decree
hereby notified that have appointed Thursday, the
2nd of April 1916. carry into effect the said decree
attend before me, Chesterfield Court House. With all
necessary papers and other evidence. If from any
the settlement Of the above accounts should not
be completed on that day, the same will be continued
at the time and place, from day TO day, until tie
shall be completed.
EDWIN w. PoTNDExTER, Com'r.
Chesterfield Court House, January eO-ew2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-23

WA. Harris ESQ OF Va, was confirmed by
.i.e senae, on Thursday, as Charge d'AfaiIes 10
Buenos Ayfes We congratulate our brother
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-23

Appointment, By The Garsrnor Of VUginia.
John A. Linton, Of Washington, as Comuis-
soner to lake dispositions, &c, for The District OF
Columbia.
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COMNl.slosrn's o,f,cv w.

" ''eonof' OF Thomas 4 Citss. lr.e,,e..,. :.
ao'es"ln2 order, arc hereby reqri,ed 10 MI,
isiS The ssa aa 0rs' on sf before NE hrs by o a
T. "o amouht OF Their respective aim. s..r,
Estate OF the said Thomas A. Cas-. J.ee.td -.
s,,'t We same my b. settled arr rcl ,.c :,
Commissioner 10 The said Couri. - = - =
Dec. 9a-cwsw SAW sHsILD cnm,. I.sinnrr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-23

AZ cHaHCERi.-ViRcixA:-In Nollcnay C,ur'y
Court, ith nrtrmlcr, lci5
William X Jennings, Tla;s,;s.
against
Johnson ". nnncar, William 4. Chamber. sawe.i
G Chambers, Robert I. Chambers. James &. claG t,s
Samuel A. Chambers John &. Chambers ard 81: .e :
VI. Griffin and Eiizsbelh his wife DIRT naanfs.
IEis day came the p'antf by his Counsel, az. l. al
nis b: against the defendants; sud the defendant =.
ward C. Chambers, Robert 4. Ctamhrrs. itirce -
tLamhtr-, Samuel A. Chambers, John &. thu.sss3.
aud German " Griffin and Elizabeth h.. NJ, ~
having entered their appearance and given .,onr ac
rording !" the net Of Assembly and tie rUics ia.
Court, and II appearing by satisfactory eviasp,e
they not inhabitants of this country. IL l. pi:,o
that tho said absent defendants do appear he"
hf.t day OF March ourt reNi and answer tie t,l y te
plaintiff; and that copy Of this order ho foithwnn ~
serted IN some newspaper published In The CT. OF X u
monh Tor two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted a. Z
front door Of he Contribute of this comfy.
Copy-Test-,
Dec l6-cw2u = FITZGERALD e e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-23

IN CHANCRRY-VrsoisiA:- AT Rules held !aus
Clerks Ufice OF the Circuit Superior Cont Of tW
and Chsncey for Lousa county, on the 9Th dcy Of s'
ary, 1916:
John Hunter and william NJ. Amber, plaintiffs,
against
John Is. Carpenter, John Lpvcless ard Many hs
wife, the said Nancy's children by The said john Lae
lrss. and byhrr former husband - Ainctt. de,e:'ss'
tia descendants OF Sally Tisdale, drcsassi, fnHip
Iis and sou Hall Nelson, Charles g. Gay and Thsr.'
W. Marion late merchants and partners, trading gh
der The style and Arm OF Hall Nelson & Co. 4na
other Defendants
The defendants above named, no. having et1fe.
their appearance and given security according q ="
and the rules This Court, and II appearing by sn
tory evidence that they not iDhabtans ~ this ss
on motion Of the plaintiff by teir attorney IL s otee
ed that the said defendants John Carpenter. y
Iovcless and Nancy hs wife. the said Nancy GU
dren by the said John Lovrlrss. and by her former ~
band - Arnett. deceased, The descendants of 81
Tsdaie, deceased, Philip Ltis and son, and Hal tsF
son, Charles g. Gay and Thomas w. Marion, i'ir re-,
chants and parners trading under the lyle and y =
Hall Nelson & Co do appear before he Inde- o.
said Court At the Court House, Tie h,st Say 81 -
next term OF the said Court, and answer rms pla*.
bill; aud that copy OF this order be forthwith me-
IN newspaper published in the Cry Of RicDn.s',
for months successfully. and posted al re IT,. "a
door Of the Court House Of tLi- county on so'0e '4''
day. Copy. Tote, }.
Jan. Sl-cw2m JOHN HUNTER, y =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-23

In The Senate Of Pennsylvania, on Wednesday
the bill granting he "Risht q Way" 10 he BAL
,ilnore ard Ohio Rail Road Company was oe-
feaiet-l5 10 l6.
IN The House, the biz granting the right OF way
:, no Ne,v York and Erie Rail Road was passed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-23
cw2m +. FITZGERALD, e. G.


IN RANCERy-yrpaIsIA In Chesterfield {, u..y
Court, January The l2h, SIC
Thomas Gregory, administrator ds bonis pon with he
will annracd Of John LapTade, deceased, PanIa:
against
John Martin and Ann hts wife, Thomas Cox opi
Phebc his wife, GEORGE W. Lspfads W. hi- o,,n iiss
and the sale George W. Laprade The administrator IT
Martin l.apradr, decreased; an Andr4w Ilpad- R,n-
l,inp llpradr, Alexander Lapfad-. fhnea- L,pradr,
Edmund l,apradr, and the unsDown htirs Il iluarl
Laprhdo and John Lapradr, children o! me - Join
lnpraie, deceasrd, pt'rrGdb;-.
This day Game the plaintiff hy council. aud hl.d d..
hiil. aud iii- defendants Andrew LcFtlce, Btu}aW
Laprade Alexander Laprade. Ph'ueas Liprad~. Is.
nund Laprade, az" the unknown here ~ N'llrn
Laprade and John L1prade, children Of the salG Ju
Lapade. licensed. not having rfed thc,t ai.fer.
ance and given security according thu Of Ns.,-
bly, aud The Rules Of this Court, aud j; appealing by
satisfactory evidence that they lot ubahlau,. -
This country, Is ordered that the said u
PENDANTS do appear here al the neat April tenn nf Z
said C"ir. aud answer the bili q: The plaintiff uii
thai ccpy Of hs oder be- forthwith Inserted ~ :s
EnqGEer newspaper Published ~ the az. 81 ili.
moId Tor Two mouths sucreasvry. ind Iisttd I'll Tie
front door Of the Court Ilou-r Of SIS couutY.
Copy. Trste, ". w. 7. CoGPiLL y. {.
Jan. Cg--cW.m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-23

IN Observation-Disclosures Goochlanh County
Court, 18th January, 1886:
Massey Shelton. Thomas Shelton, David R. Shelton,
Elizabeth Mer-diih, ho was Elizabeth Shelton, C,-
celia ID. Turner, who was Cecilia ID. Shelton, who
sues hy her next friend and husband, George w. Tnr
ner and tbs said George W. Turner tiarbu,ers Of Jo
seph Shelton, deceased, Plaintiffs
against
David = Terrell and Others, distributes of Josrph
Shelton, deceased, Defendants:
On the motion Of the plaintiffs, by Counsel lenvc.is
granted them TO amend their hill and make parties
IN place ,f the defendant Elizabeth Watson, who is
dead, and a. 10 Wn,i ;bls abaes and they
therrrpon le amended h,il. making the heirs and
disrihutreS Of the said Elikabe Walton, deceased.
parties defendants IN hs srt; and the defendants Hem
~ r. Watson, Shelton Wa.on, and Gorge Watson,
not having entered ther appearance and gwen security,
according 10 the act 81 Assembly aud the rr'ca of this
Court and il appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court
that they not inhabitants of this Commonwealth, 1t
Is Ordered, that they do appear here the first day
of April Court next, and anrwer The plaintiffs original
and amended bills ard thai copy Of this order be
fodbu th inserted in newspaper published in the
cty of Richmond fortwJ months successfully and post
ed al the front door OF lie Conrthous- of this county
a Coay-Teste,
jan. 3I-.cw2m Mar. w. MILLER, d. c. G. C.
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
p AN AWAY on the frst day Of January last Ne
IL gro Man, belonging to thr Estate of Robert Bailey,
deceased, by the name OF HARRY. He was OF very
black complexion, about five feet Fix inches high, be-
forty and forty five years Of age, speaks SHIRT
when spoken To- No particular marks recOllprtrd-hud
when he left country woven Coat and Pantnoons.
will give the above reward often dollars TO any person
or persons who will rnprebend te sad Negro Man, and
deliver him 10 me In the county ,f Hanover or through
Mrs. Frances Bailey In New Kent county, or lodge him
In New Kent jail 20 get him again.
JOHN $. ATKINSON, Administrator nf
ROBERT BAILEY deceased.
Hanover County, February l3-cw4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-23

~ AM EEY.-viR"l>i.:-A Rules he'd IN t.s
SlriA's once Of the Crcuii Superior Couri Of LIZ;
ana hancery Tor Fiuvanna, IN december. .5:t:
Mary p. Strange, plsinuc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

The Norfolk Baaccn contains an account o.
The EXPLOSION 9th boiler Of The steamer iioneef'
bound up The Roanoke River on Monasy las
The boa, was wrecked, and he boiler onfsI INTO
fragments The engineers, tlIemen and one DECK
hand thrown into the woods from 70 10 loo ieel.
M lives LOST. but all hands badly burnt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-23
Jan. 9-csow wM. +. SHEPHERD y 6.

~ GAaScERY -VrGi>iA; Al ,upr,i.,,.r,i :,
1 Chancery. f 7 the Richmond Circuit h.if ..,t-,
pito. ~ The city Of Richmond, on ,ar 81 dsy o I.g
AIRY 1916:
Catharine Grangrr, Alexander Gfsnssf, -Iriss 40.
ger, Jane Granger and WIN. Granger fis!.,g..
against
Jane &. Shields. eIecutriI and deyis,e OF Win,
Shields, deceased, who was execu,or IL Wls,o !, :,
ger, deceased, Edwin Farar aud lienry y. jiru.u.t
TN III" motion OF The plaintiffs, by tonns- h Il >
doth order, that all persons Who mas ha.. h.,
AGAINST The Estate of William Gran ger decra.td az
BIZ The sane before Commissioner P0,iauN foT sttt
meE. on or before The ten:h day of uarca, !. -
hundred and oiiy.sy, and that t- order "a uYIt ii
tor eight weeks 10 The Richmond fidnlffr ana b.
Inund Wig, Two 0f the newspapers pbtii>ttd ps
city OF Richmond, and posted at Tie coof the t,u
house Of the sad city, and also M The cue 81 IL, C..
honss ~ rnreo county. on two several Cou tt, r-.
Won, 10 n. said tenth day OF Mach, eighteen agaci
and forty-sI; and the Clerk is authorized and f,r.,d
IN deliver forthwith, 10 the plaintiff. i.e. C.u 81
one ar more coprs Of this order. \ coiy-rs.i.
Jan. ll-cwsw r. HOWARD g.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-23

IN CHANCERY-v, AT Rules held q 10
4 Clerk, Once Of the Circuit Superior CrtiI a /
aud Chancery for King William County, :. the LtDH
House, on Monday, the I'd day Of February, isi6:
Ann King and others, fialatifs'
against
Moody Blood and olympia his wife, and Washing
ton z. Mann and Mary hi. wife, Detrndtn-
The defendants above named, not having rnirftg
their appearance and given security according e -
Act Of Assembly and The Rules II this Court aGc az
pearng By satisfactory evidence that they no; ..s
bitants OF This Commonwealth, IL IL ordered, iLsire
said defendants do appear here The first day II -
next term and the amended bill of The p'Gi
and that a copy Of this order be forthwith ns,riCd r
some newspaper published In the Ciry Of RiohmoHc
continued for two months snecessively, aud an-lts'
copy posted at the front door Of Cou, ou.e ii W.
county. A Copy. T.ste,
Feb l7-cw2m J. .. POLLARD, o. e.