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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-20
g.. Burruss's Lottery Office,
MO. 6sOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET,
u Richmond. virginia.

NO. 6sOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET,
IN Richmond Virginia.
GRAND AND MAGNIFICENT LOTTE-
RIES FOR THIS WEEK.
For Friday-iwo splendid lotteries Grand
Capitals: $4,000, 5000, 1900, 1000. I,i23,
1900, 100, 10 Of 1000, &c. 70 Nos, Is drawn.
Tickets dollars; halves q quarters |.
Also, Dollar Lottery. Capitals: 5000 dol
lars, 1000, &c. CO No. Lottery, II drawn bal
lots Whole Tickets dollar; halves SO cts.
quarters IS CTS.
For Saturday Morning-a splendid scheme.
Capitals: $4,000, 1000, 1000, 1000, 500, 90
OF 400, &c. IS No. Lottery, I3 drawn. Tick
cts 50 so; halves 25; quarters Co..
For Saturday Evening-two splendid lotteries.
Drawing received BY SUNDAYS mail. Grand
Capitals: $4,000, 1000, 1892, 1850, 1900,
so OF 500, &C., &c. IS No. Lottery, IL drawn
ballots Whole Tickets 4; halves q qnarters /.
Also, the Dollar Loltery-Capilal prize: 5000
dollars, &c. &C Nos, 10 drawn ballots. Whole
Tickets j; halves 50c.; quarters 25c.
Splendid Scheme for 2la february!
10000 DOLLARS! $1,000 DOLLARS.
Grand Consolidated Lottery of Delaware and
ION. Del, Feb. 81, 1876 Grand Scheme =
IOU,SCO io,OoOi f,ooOi oiOoof oiSOo NjooNt ~ ~
1000 90 OF $50, 20 of 500, 20 Of 400, 90 Of 800,
100 OF 200, &c. rs No. Lottery, Is drawn bal.
lots Whole Tickets Sl2; halves s: quarters 3.
Risk on package Of 26 Whole Tickets ;sl43-
halves and quarters in proportion.
OLD STYLE LOTTERY
Splendid Scheme for 2Sii february,
10000 DOLLARSl 10000 DOLLARS!
Lowest three number prize 81 ,000-lst aud ID
drawn numbers $500.
Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware and
Georgia, Glass No. 8, TO be drawn al Wilmington,
Del, Feb. %, 1916. &C No Lottery, 10 drawn
ballots. Capitals: $4,000, 10000, 1928, 5000,
4 OF $500, OF 1000, Of 800, OF 1850 100
Of 1000 Whole Tickets SIG; halves u quar-
ters L. Risk on package Of @ Whole Tickets
Sl59-halve. and quarters in proportion.
Persons sending for tickets in any ofLhe above
Lotteries, should bear in mind that BuRRUSS'
all-lucky prize Office is the place to come or send
il they want the capitals.
Orders for certificates of packages or single
tickets in The above Lotteries, enclosing cash or
prize tickets, will meet with The most prompt al
ten,ion, and The drawing forwarded Immediately
10 all who order from C. BURRUSS,
Feb. l8 Richmond, Va.
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COM MERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS, Feb. 20.

plSAAU1oAND Gu SU,
TOBACCO-The business increases the re-
ceip!s being larger, and shippersas well asmanu-
facturers are at present fee buyers No alteration
in price. The tobacco coming 10 market is rarely
dry enough for export. although this week there
has been some. Very little doing by the commits.
sion merchants. They are, however, opening
more freely.
FLOUR-Very lille doing; held at IS.
WHEAT-luO a los cents for red, and l05 a
0for white
CORN-in demand Sales al IS 70 cents
per bushel
OATS-From wagons and railroad 40 AZ
cents per bushel, and from vessels IS sc cts.
PROVISIONS.-BAcoN: City Cured and
Smi,hheld, II cts Baltimore and Western Sides,
Z - Shoulders 81 4 6; Hams 81. LARD:
New. Ease.
WHlSKEY-Barrels 81, hhts. &c els.
BRANDY-Otard, Dupuy & Co., 50 25 a
2 so; A. seisneue, IS; Imitation. IS so cts;
Sazerac, 3 90 SO; Peach, dull al so a 100 Cts,
Virginia Apple, (old,) IS cents
GlN-American, 80 cts; Holland 100 els
RUM-New England, in bbls., SO els.
COTTON-6. 7 cents per ID.
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JOHN s. GOODIES ESTATE
HaeAd sDy sale,

rSY vinue Of a decree Of The cifcn: superior Court
- of Chesterfield, inaie al the last tenn, IN the
OF Bate AMI otbrrs, against !. IS Goodies AdminstIs
Tor Hbd Others, ] shall sell "a the highest bidder on
MONDAY, the I'll iay II frbIu!ry, 1916, the whole
Tract OF Land wherein John a. GooGe resided 1T tho
time OF his death. IN Chest, rd county the resi-
dcnce OF Mack Gooe, Henry az, and Joseph Phaup,
subject To The widow dover estae the Whole Tract 10
estimated contain tS2 acres, Of which 100
been assigned TO The adow, 10 hold during llie Pos
session can be had Immediately and AT the death al the
widow, the purchaser Will he entitled 10 the pan assign
cd 10 her As her dower Persons wishing 10 examine The
land will please cail .;r. iIeniy Cox, or Mr.. Mack
Goote, who yin SHOW the same.
TERNs:-A ciedii of ~, twelve and eighteen months,
bonds win good security required, and the title with
held till the further order Of Court.
JOS GOODE, Commissioner.
In consequence Of al error In the above notice, tho
Land advertised therein Will hr sold at Chesterfield
Court House, on the second MONDAY in March next,
that being Cnur day. ~ iIGEi Of The Court House door,
al about twelve O'Clock, ~ The terms sptoi-
fled IN the above notice. JOS. GOODE,
Feb 9J-rau. Commissioner.
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pURIIC SALE

lGREEASiY 10 the last VIII aud iestamenrof Patrick
~ Carnal deceased, will be sold AZ public auction, ~
bis late residence IN Caroline county, near Co!aDsvc,
on MONDAY. the 93d instant, air " hiherwiss, the
nrIt fair day. all The Crop Of Corn, Fodder, Oats and
Tobacco Stock of Horses. Mnlcs, Cattle, Sheep and
Hogs, Work Oxen, hni Plantation Tools; also, Tho
Household Furniture, &C., &C. AZ the same time and
place will be sold about twenty.ihree young and valu-
mile slaves Also II. TRACT 81 Land which the said
Patrick Cafnal resided al tie lime 81 his death, sup
posed to coni1in about four hundred acres.
All persons having rlaiu. against the said Estate,
will bring them forward. properly authenticated and
those indebted VIII please TO make nmrdioe payment,
a. the situation of The Estate VIII not admit oil indu
gencr.
The land viii he sold on a credl, OF one and two
wears Terms OF sale of the other property viii bc
made known on the day Of sale
WIZ W. DICKINSON. Executor OF
PATRICK CARNAL, deceased.
Cninnayllln Erhrnafy IA c2lNtds
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GREENE COUNTY,

Alta meeting OF the Democratic party OF the
county OF Greene, al the Courthouse of said
county, on Thursday, The 18th Of February,
1916, 10 take into consideration the propriety OF
holding Convention of the counties OF Orange
and Greene, for the purpose OF selecting candi,
date. 10 represent them in the next Legislature OF
Virginia, on motion, Capt. VIM. r. Mills was
called 10 the chair, and VIM. a. Hill appointed
secretary.
The chairman explained the object OF the
meeting-ailer which Mr. Thos D. Garth offered
the following preamble and resolutions, which
were adopted:
Whereas, we deem concert and unity, IN the
Democratic party, ofparamcunt importance, and
that in consequence of The conflicting Interests oil
political aspirants, il can only be effected by the
conference OF The people in their primary assem-
bes; and, whereas, there exists al this time with
the Democratic party Of this county, diversity ol
opinion, respecting the selection OF candidate 10
represent them in the ensuing General Assembly
OF Virginia, 10 such an extent, and OF such
character as seriously 10 endanger that peace
and harmony which we earnestly desire 10 see
preserved in our rariy-Therefore,
lst Rcsolred, That we consider il mos; pru-
dent that convention Of delegates, chosen BY the
Democrats of Greene and Orange, should be held,
with view oil selecting candidate 10 represent
US in the ensuing General Assembly OF Virginia,
and ,ha, We recommend Orange Courthouse as
The place, and the 4th Monday Of the present
month Chat being Orange Court-dayD as the
mos, suitable lime Tor holding said Convention.
81. ReMlred, That - be appointed CON-
mil,ee to report list of delegates TO represent US
In the Convention.
Sd. Resolved, That this meeting consider 1t
highly important, in order TO preserve harmony
and TO avoid dissension in The Democratic ranks,
that annual conventions Of delegates Of the two
counties should be held TO nominate can
dida,e in The ensuing Legislatures OF Virginia
The Chair appointed Major John B. White,
Thomas D. Garth and John Crow, 10 I'LL the
blank in the second resolution, who reported the
following list Of delegates to the proposed Con-
veniion, viz: George Stevens Henry B: Wins
low, Richard Malone, William, Collins, William
F. Malone, James w Grow, jeremiah W.
Piper, Wyat S. Bcazly, Arthur Stevens, Elijah
X. Durret, Garland Dunn, Jane, L. Powell, Ro-
bert Prichett, and Captain Thomas Davis.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
AtUaeer, Gould & Co,

u WALL STREET, NEW YORK.
A REnow receiving their Spring lmporaions
n ofBrilish and German Dry Goods-also, Of
French Goods, fine and extra fine French Cloths,
Cassimeres and Doe Skin, Satin Silk and Sum
mer Vesrines.
Irish Gocds-Linens Shinincs and Sheeings,
Toweing>, Buriaps and sacl; Drings.
Hosiery in great variety.
Mems Wear-Many styles of Worsied, Wool,
Cotton and Linen together with 200 packages
American Goods.
Their stock has been selected in reference 10
The Virginia and North Carolina trade, and they
desire the attention Of tuyers from these markets.
ATWATER, GOULD s. co.
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Rtrbngoorn azopqntrer.

On motion, the Chairman and Secretary, toge-
ther with the appointing Committee, were added
10 the delegation
On motion, il was
Rtsoirsd, That the proceedings OF this meeting
be sent 10 The R. Enquirer for publication.
VIM. r. MILLS, Chm.
WM A. Him., Spc'v
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FARMING IMPLEMENTS.

WE manufacture Cleared Horsepower OF
w any size, from two e eish, horsepower.
for one hu1dsed dollars; and also manufacture
Fox & Borand's S,aple-iooth 1'hreshng Ma.
chine, costing forly dullars-i.ry- dollars the
smallest sizes. We manufacture Parkrrs Iron
Cylinder Com Shelters, and lhe very best now IN
use; for hand machines, with TWO cranks, twenty
Two dollars; for horse power, !wenty.four dollars;
Tor wheat fans, lwenly.eieht and lhirty-lh!ee dol
lars. We also manufacture the cheap pest and best
Straw Cutter now in use, for Iinc dollars; VIZ
warrant it 10 give satisfaction, or no sale.
Feb. IL CARDWELL & WILSON
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StraflOn,s Office.

STATIONS Office,
MO. S, SOUTH FOUR TEENTH
IN STREET.
Schemes for the Week.
Draining reeetred every day al o'clock, r. N.
1000 Dollars, 1000 Dollars!
Friday-Mononsalla, Nos. Capitals: $4,000,
1000, 600, 300, 300, &c IS Nos, 10 drawn.
Wholes ST. halves 50 cts; quarters 25cts.
10000 Dollars! 1000 Dollars!
Saturday-Alexandria, "A, Extra. Capitals
10000 dollars, 1908, 1900, 10 Of 1000, &c. IS
Nos, Ii drawn. Wholes iS4; halves ,; quar-
ters |.
$685. Dolars 10000 Dollars!
Monday noTning-Aletandria, 8. Capitals:
IS ,29i dollars, 10000, 5,000 5000, 100 OF ,000
lis Of 300, &c. IS Nos, ~ drawn. Wholes
$40; halves 5; quarters 2 so.
Orders Tor Packages, Certificates oil Packages
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries, will DC
promptly atlendedio, ana drawings sent when re-
qaesied. Please address orders 10
N. STRATTON,
Feb. l6 Richmond. Va.
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STEAM SASH, BLIND AND DOOR
4" - "a n1s

On 7lrcyh Shcst, near nc H7ig OEes,
W HERE nay be had, 10 order, al The short
w est notice, The best Of the above articles
glazed or unslazed, rs The case may reGuire-on
the mos, reasonable terms The best OF reference
can be given as regards The quality OF my work
both ir city and country. Give me a call.
MILES AMBLER.
n. B.-l have a, my Factory, facilities for
executing work in the above line IN a superior
manner, and in less time than any other esIa-
blishment in the Old Dominion. | also keep
on hand some ready-made work. NJ. A.
Ian I0--dtf
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CoMM,ssiosER's OrTicE, !

TN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Rules held In tho
Clerks Once Of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chancery for the county Of snry, the seconh oey
OF February, isiG: ~, %.
will annexed OF Gray Carroll, deceased, fiaih'in
against 80, r. c.,,ev n
Elizabeth Hayri,on. wido~ and deviser ol G , u
Harrison deceased, William A. Cray anc penJs,nn a
Conpland. = c,,nd MOT HAVING
entered his appearance ana gwen Cou and il sp
"rsns by Satisfactory evidence tina. he Is MOI an nhs
Of hi, . sSnas ,y IN a snS
e., nd snswer lie bill of the plaintiff and that
eenv nj This order be forthwith inserted In some news
nsps, rnLli.hed in tie Guy Of Richmond, for two
n,bs suecessiveiy, ard another copy thereof possed
:, ~ font door Of the Court House Of this county.
: A Copy. Tesis.
Fob l0-ew2m WM. P. UNDERWOOD, Z. y
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ALVANIC RINGS AND MAGN
FLUID.
Rheumatic Govt.

THO DR. CHRISTiE-Sir: After fair trial
l. OF almost everything without any good ei-
iect lhiak | must attribute remarkable cure
10 the power OF your Galvanic and Magnetic ar
,icles. If am no; mistaken in The cause, they
have very seriously relieved me OF Rheumatic
Gout, OF long slandng, together with general ner-
vous debility olihe system.
MRS. MARY JACKSON,
lC9 Bank Street, n. York.
II, Mrs. Jackson is relative OF Maj. M. NJ.
Noah, who has kindly aided the following:
Dear Doctor-The above case is personally
known 10 me, and is not less strange Than true. 1t
is happy result, 10 which bear witness with
pleasure. may slate, thai some other cases have
and successful. Very sincerely, Yours,
NJ. NJ. NOAH.
New York, October &c. 1915
Beware of spurious limitations Of these ar'i-
Giles. The only placein Richmond 10 obtain the
genuine rings and fuid, is al the Drug Store Of
DUVAL & PURCELL,
Ian. l. li7 Main Street.
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Be il further enacted, That the amount hereby
appropriated, with the accruing interest upon The
State bonds, for the increase OF The Literary Fund,
shall be distributed amongst the several Counties
of this Commonwealth, in proportion 10 the taxes
paid BY said Counties into The Treasury OF The
Stale.
Messrs. EDMUNDS anl TUNSTAIL ad-
vocated, and Messrs. YERBY and WEST OPP
posed the amendment,
Pending the discussion, on motion Of MI.
STROTHER the House adjourned.
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MANAGERS OFFICE.
r.. Russell bigger 81 10.

a GENTS for the Managers. %. Paine e.
IA Co.. Richmond Va.
10000 DOLLARS!-l5,0 0O!-l0O Of 1000
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. 8, 10 be
drawn on Saturday, February 2lsl, 1916. IS
Nos, l3 drawn. Grand Capitals 10000 dollars,
$1,000, 2of $500, 9 of 5000, OF 1884 100 OF
1000, sc. Tickets ~ dollars halves 6; quar-
.ers 3. A certificate Of 26 wholes SLAB 10; Dc
halves II 70; &c quarters IS s..
Tie Old Style Lot.cry!
10000 DOLLARS CAPITALi
Lotes, No Prize 900 Dollars! is: and 2nd
drawn Nos. 300 Dollars!
Grand Consolidated LOTTERY, Class No. 9, 10
be drawn al Wilmington, Delaware, February
2sh, 1916 &C Nos, 10 drawn. Grand Capt.
tails: 10000 dollars, 10000, 1925, 5000, OF
$500, OF 2,000 OF 800, OF $50, 100 low
est three number prizes Of 900, &C.. &c. Tick
els lG dollars; halves s; quarters 4. A cenif-
cafe OF % whnes will be sent for 1874 dollars; %
halves 90; % quarters &c.
ANOTHER GRAND SCHEME FOR nth
MARCH
$4,000, 10000, 10000.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. IL TO be
drawn on Saturday, March l4lh, 1916, at VIII
Capitals: OF $4,000, 10000, 10000 5000,
5000, 40 of 1000, 40 of 500 100 OF AGO. Tick
els $40, halves 6, quarters 3. a certificate Of 26
wholes cost Sl44, &c halves -, 26 quarters Sc.
The Tickets in The above Lotteries are receiy-
cd, and all orders addressed 10 US will meet The
mos. prompt and confidential attention.
We have every day Lotteries from 10 20 dol
lars and when remittance is made TO MS, Large
or small, we will always invest in the most popu-
lar Lotteries on hand.
II Persons ordering by the package in any OF
the above can deduct The price Of three Tickets
Remember, Tor large Prizes and prompt pay,
address It. RUSSELL BIGGER e. co.
s--F Persons from the country, visiting the city,
shonld bear in mind, that BIGGER & co. in
tend 10 sell some Of the above Splendid Prizes;
therefore, if you want one OF lhem send your or
ders without delay 10
T. RUSSELL BIGGER & co.
The dra wings sent, when requested, 10 all who
order from Us. T. r. B. & CO.
The cash for all Capitals can be had as usual,
al sight.
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Il TEMPERANCE. : The vigilanl Total
Abstinence Society will meet This Evening, at
the Odd Fellows Hall , at haGpasl ! o'clock.
The Rev. Leonidas Rosser will deliver an AL.
dress. The Public is respectfully invited.
BY order of the President Feb: 20
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z. G.. Gregory & 60.

MI ANAGERs, NO. lOl, MAIN STREET,
IVl RICHMOND, Virginia.
Grand Schemes for Ftbrnarv lSiG
Grand Scheme.
$685. DoLLARs!-lOO OF 1000 DOLLARS!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass 8, for
1886, TO be drawn in Alexandria, D. O., on Sa-
lurday, February 2ls
/ prize Of 1924 prize Of I,SS so
/ /" 10000 100 /" 900
Il 5000 ll5 I" 300
:" 5000 &c. &c.
Tickets $40; Halves 3; Quarters 90.
Certificates OF Packages Of 70 Whoes Sl4o ou
Do. do. 2G Quarters, IS %
Magnificent Scheme
70 ooo noLLARs,-5o OF 900 DOLLARSl
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass 9, for
lsiG 10 be drawn at Alexandria D. Co. Satur-
day February g. IS Nos, - drawn.
prize Of s sSoSS 50 p'D'' 1900 1000
:" 10000 100 /" 600
q 5000 1870 {" 500
1900 - &c. &c.
Tickets al2, halves6; quarters 3; eighihs ! %;
Certificates Q! Packages OF 26 Wholes, SlG0 Oh
Ia do. 20 Halves, 80 %
Do. do. 20 Qnarers, 10 90
Do. do. 26 Eighths, 20 %
s-- Orders for tickets and shares and oertif-
cafes of packages in the above splendid Loireries
will receive the most prompt attention, and an
official account Of each drawing Will be sen! I'M
ne,iaely after it is over 10 all who order from
u.s. Address g.,
Ian ea-oawdSc Richmond, Virginia.
$50 -
CASTOR OIL CANDY-For sale by
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lsy Thomas III. Taiiaierro.
TWO GIRLS

TWO GIRLS.
will sell THIS MORNING, in mr. auction
loom, two Negro Girls, 20 and IL years old.
sj Sale 10 commence al 10 O'Clock
NEGRO MAN.-Wil be added 10 my sale
this morning Negro Man, IS years old.
THOS. Fl. TALIAFERRO,
Feo. 2O Auctioneer
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DUyAI, & PURCELL.

(Latc ALEXANDER DUAL & co.,
DEALERS in Drugs, Medicines Chemicals
~ White Lead, Painters Colors Oils, indigo
Nader and olher Dyes, Brushes, Window Glass
&C., lat Main Street., Richmond Virginia.
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NOTICE.

THE business heretofore conducted by the snb-
i scrbers, under the firm OF ALEXANDER
DUvAL & CO., was dissolved on 3Ist ult, by
Limitation. The name Of The firm will be used
in settlement Of it's affairs.
The same parties have formed new connec-
ton, under the firm OF DUVAL s. PURCELL,
to take effect this day. ALEX. DUVAL,
Jan.l JOHN PURCELL.
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TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS.

TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS.
CONSERVATIVES, remember that II il 1hnmpson's
" Compound syrup ii Tar aud Wool SapthA which
IL daily rfrctng srci remarkable cures IN Pulmonary
Consumption, Asthma Bronchitis, Splitting Blood,
Pain In the siJr and Breast -urr Throat, toarseness,
Papitation Of the Heart, Wnnopihg Cough, Group,
Hives, Nervous Tremois Liver Compa and diseased
Kidneys, &c. Therefore, beware uf oil spurious mix
lures of Tar or Naptlia, IA limitations abroad
Nh. =. r. Thnmp-OG-Dear Sir The astonishing
benefit have experienced from the of ycur Coni-
pound Syrup of Tat and Na2a, renders duty 10 in
form you o; IL. ! had been lony afflicted with
bad cough causing pain in the breast with great
oppression difficulty at breathing and loss o. appetite.
Using various NEEDLES without effect becamr alarnl-
ed heard of your medicine hut tcnr avers- 10 using
most advertised medicines, thoGght would adhere 10
what had been using. Finding myself getting worse,
friend persuaded try bottle al your preparation,
saying che owed his life To ~ virtuesn imnie daiey
procured bottle, and commenced using IL, and before
had taken two bc,tIea, was completely restored 10
health.
Solely for the benefit Of Others, / make the above
brief statement. ANY further inquiries be made Al
my residence, ls5 Catherine street
Respectfully YOURS,
FRANCIS PROVOST.
Price 81 cents per bo,,lc-sia bottles for 81 80.
For sale ia Richmond by DCEAL& PURCELL,
General Agents; III Petersburg by Charles Cor
ling Ia Nor,k BY vi A. Santos; IN Lyachburg by John
H. Seay IN FteieIrkslirx bv Ur lanes Cooke 3nd G..
~ ilunt and in Fhmville by ~ Vim. Il. Chappe
Feb
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Plaintiff

IN cHANCERY-vrHcisn:-M Circuit Superior
Court Of Law and Chanrrry, continued and held for
buckingham County, At the Court House, Gu Tuesday
the 10th day Of September, le45
Zachufah Lewis, Plaintiff
Edward VI. Stralion and Sarah his wife, formerly
Sarah Sandcrson Reuben H. PIttfson, William II. Tap
srott Catherine Sander-on David Sander,on, and Da
MEL Sandcrson hs last Of whom are under The age OF
twenty.oEe years, peiehuahts
PENDANTS.
And James Brady, PLAINTIFFS. same, defendants
These causes directed 10 be united, and hereafter
proceeded in together, without disturbing the right Of
priuri,y; and therelron. the plaintiffs notion H.
Edrdce IS appointed guardian ad litsm for the infant
defendants defend them in these Causes; and the an-
.yers o. the said infants being filed, thee ca-es came
an m h. heard upon the respective bills answers. eI
bihits filed and upon the report 81 Commissioner shhw
made In pursuance Of the - hay OF -, nna VIZ.
argued by counsel; On consideration whereof the CouN
doIh adiudre order and decree, that Inc cases De TO
committed 10 one Of The Commissioners 81 ihe Couft,
to take an account OF the trust finh ana us vaue IN
the hands of the trustees Pattrsoh ana ihpscot' w
Mao of the slaves conveyed by deed IRON sarsh rat
t.son 10 Catharne PaitesoD and OF the value OF tLe
dover ia:ees OF Catnarine h sanderson 10 sdld i1hd
ana slaves. A. also Of the debts of William r. sander
.on still unpaid; ard OF the ndeb;edEcss any, me
trust fund or any OF the parties Interested 10 " 10 the
defendant Reuben u Patteson; when accounts me
and make report thereof the Court, with any matter
thong M pertinent BY himself or which may he required
'y , ,ne pai"TTs este r. ELDRIDGE, C. C. g. C.
CoMM,ssiosER's OrYfcE,
Buckingham Court House, l9h January 1886.
The parties Interested In the foregoing decree, VIII
nea.e 10 lake notice that have appointed Tuetay, the
lIh day OF February next, 10 commence the taking OF
the account. therein required, and " not completed on
that day 10 be continued from day TO day.
The parties ale required to attend at my Once, al
Ruckinsham Cou, House, BY ~ O'Clock, A. 3d. OF that
day. with the necessary p1p' Iea ss Gt com
and settlement. NJ onn"' -" So"
Jan nJ-cwiw
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For BREMEN.

Sa We shall have frs, class vessel loading
at Civ Point early next month foc Bremen. To-
bacco, Flour &C., taken at low late OF freight,
and cash advances made now on shipments 10 60
by her 10 address OF our friends in Bremen
Feb. l9-d2w HENRY LUDLAM & co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-20
COMMISSION BUSINESS.

TINE subscriber has this day formed co-part-
i nership with Mr. MUNRoE w. JONES,
of Bucking ham county. The business will in
future be conducted under the firm OF DIBRELL
g. ZONES. They will make liberal advances
on produce in hand. Office on 18th street, near
Gallcgo Mills X. II. l.. DlBRELL.
Oct 23-c2aw1v Feb II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-20

TASHMERES and other Dress Goods are oc-
" ca.ionaly erauired for. We would make
/, known 70 all in want lha, we have some TeIy
pretty patterns sill on hard, which W. Will cell
a, cost. CaENERY & HARTWELL.
Feb Is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-20

TAcKsoN's CANDLEs.-loO boxes land
j ing and for sale by co