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SECRETARY OF THE SMITHSONIAN lNsTtTU.
TON The Board of Regents of the Smithso.
man Institution, in session at Washington, yes
tcrday made choice of Prof Henry, of New
Jersey, as Secretary, a post to which num-
Der of gentlemen, ordistinguished literary tai
ents, aspred.
For ENGLAND. The Royal Mail Steamship
Acadia, Capt. Harrison, left Boston on Tues
day afternoon for Halifax and Liverpool, with
the great mail for Europe, and At passengers
AZ for Liverpool and for Halifax.
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LETTER BAGS UP AT THE EXCHANGE READING r. /

lARINELIST-PORT or BALTglyI-,I
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10000 Pp POLL a (; Consolidate? =

for 1916. TO be drawn in the civ of Baltimore. Mo
TO-DAY, (FRIDAYD Dec. 4, 1876
ID PAINE IL co. RIRnagers,
Office No. Ia SOUTH STREET
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DISTRESSING DEATH. We learn from the
Carrol,onian that Elizabeth Baseman, at Nal
laleu's Factory, in Carroll county, was burnt
to death on Saturday night last, by her clothes
taking fire.
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WET FEET AND CONSUMPTION. Wet feet is
one of the most effective agents death has in
the field. 1t has peopled more graves than all
the CORY ensigns of war. Those who neglect
to keep their feet dry are suicides.
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, I8l6,
FRomrHE EXCHANGE eEADING-Roo. .,-Kl
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gz-FRENGH AND C GERMAN LOOKING GLASS

g5-FRENGH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES Of every size, for sale by the case, dozen,
or single Plate.
ALSO, the most complete and Iargeatassortmen t
of Mahogany FRAMES TO be found in the city.
Gilt Portraits and Picture FRAMES, ofcntirely new
patterns never Before introduced ia Baltimore made
to order of the very best materials and by the hest
wOrkmen; together with Gin Box CORNTCES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN lands,
Sc SC. for sale aud made to order, cheap ms thew
can be obtained at any establishment in he United
States, T.. :. FRY Err,
Milf No. Month Gay street.
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UFFlCE or EMORY x co. 4,
nnnosi,a ps,ynIt,,,JS Pol, All I

OFFICE OF EMORY X co.
Opposite Blmum's, Bait. Md.
trF-pfFlCiAh DRAWING 81 The Nd. Crnsoli-
dated Lottery, class NO. /, for 1876:
5 SIS l2 60 40 10 % 10 Ga 4S 6S 90 &c
5 and S., being the LIST and ID drawn Nos each $40
- aud 90, being the sd and h drawn Nos. each 80
40 and 20, being the 5ih and 9th drawn Nos. each %
- and q, being the 9TH and 9Th drawn Nos each 20
AunaVIns two OF the drawn Nos on them, eacn 10
All having one only OF the drawn Nos. on, S
1t EMORY & CO., No. . N. Calvert-st
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U UNEIs Ut HNTVtA Ut VWHIIFTN 1T.
20 Orders for tickets in auy OF the advertised lot
tsTes, viii meet with prompt attention. and the
drawings always forwarded rs soon as received,
CHAS. ). MCDONALD & co.
No 204 Baltimore street,
u hetWeen Charles aud ST. Paul als.
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TraVefs ''"
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VOLUNTEERS. The Union, referring to the
rapid formation of the nine regiments recently
ordered into service, says that since the battles
of May last, at least O,OOO volunteers have
offered their services to the government. Such
is the enthusiasm of a free people.
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Steamer Loper, Hor, Norfolk, Va, Herman 4
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.


-EHE aEw-YoaK DAILY TRIBUNE - PUsLieoID
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At the Tribune Buildings, corner OF spruce
end Nassau streets, opposite the CnJ Hall,
ar1 delivered 10 City subserbers for HIss CENTS po<
week or when they prefer they can pay IN advance al
The Desk for sx months or year al the same re,e s-
gle copies Two CEsfS Mall Subscribers Five Dollar
os snnu, In advance and tho paper In no case con-
nood beyond the lime for which II II paid Subschp-
lions taken for months. Three Dollars IN sdvsncs
required In ell exchanges With Country Newspaper.
Daily papers received Ibis o.hcs whose terms gre
higher Than those Of TIE TEIgusE sTeoo, sllowoa snJ
difference
TERMS or ADvESTstrs.
Five Lines, or less-fLsi Insertion GEE"
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e. iia lbeiDside I" {" ...:-..-
10 err rive I.incs-Etrst irs-ron. 5 oSai' ibe'
Es,h Subsequent Insertion, which may DC t..
tsery day, or once, twice or tiree rines e' NV
week Al the option OF tho sdvertifef. 80. VI,
Inside Advert1bcmen ccnii Tie .o - Fps'
Insertion and -Four csnis for esch snopeqaen' u5-
h,sE,cE. FusEkAI HorIcEs &c no: txessd'nk 5f !'s'
~ All Inserted 10 this pape sppear boh
he morn;nS and tbs Evening edition
SEW-Y0RA WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
VERY LARGE PAPER YcR TIE COUNTRY,
L. c,h,hed syery SATURDAY MORNING. al the low pnce Of
per spnpm 10 advance i0copies for Sl5 or n copies
icr s7L
TIE sEJiI.WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
IL published every "WEDNESDAY end SATURDAY nornirgs
rdc@ AZ per snnum- Two copies Tor ~.
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ARRIVAL OF THE CALEDONIA.
VO GREAT VICTORIES OVER THE sIKHS
Termination Of the War in India.
Peels Tariff passed Second Reading.

COTTON ADVANCED Id PER LIB.
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&c. &c. &c.

GLOOMY COMPTON OF COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS
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According 10 the Clare Journal, il appears ths:
by an investigation made by the officers OF Govern
r.pt i has been ascertained that thai county and
Meaih-lhe arter the richest grazing district In the
kingdom. perhaps in the empire sre az present SUI
fering more from distress Khan any other counties n
Ireland As IN instance OF the straits 10 which The
peasenry IN the former county are reduced, the
Clare paper gives the following:
we regret TO learn. good authority, that in
places the people eating the seed potatoes their pres
eu, necessities obGging them deprive themselves Of
the hope CT supply eTen for rsIr year. As farther
proat Of tie disess of the peasSnty We may mention
nar il the Of Clare those employed have
asked bs paid their wages Wednesday and sasar
day ther eoal Of provision nos allowing them TO
~aii for weekly payments, a. heretofore"
The accounts from Cork represent the prcEalence
OF considerable distress, caused, no doobs oy the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-22

The commercial accounts from sill parts OF the
country are responding and gloomy. With The sol
i,arv exception OF the Iron trade, in which great
liv;ty prevails owing temporary causes there IS
not branch of manufacturing industry which is not
Suffering more o, less under paralysis In many Of
the manufacturing towns there are thousands OF
worknen on, OF employment; the markets Tor al
descriptions Of Produce in state OF stagnation
stocks are daily on the increase with sinking prices
and diminishing consumption; and IN short coa
dition Of things exists which threatens 70 suspend
sll The ordinary functions OF commercial and manu-
featuring industry.
!; is hardly necessary 10 that this depression
which every week renders more CALLING and ruIs
GUS has its primary origin in the uncertainty wnich
sIill hangs about The fa,e OF the Tariff Othes
causes undoubtedly contribute 10 teiter the wheels
ofrrsde bUt tie impeachment sthe one a WHICH
we have glanced. a panic appears 10 be impend-
ing. The dependency is daily on The increase !;
and many persons in business, influenced probably
by .heir iesrs labor under the impression that the
measure will yet be strangled in one or the other
House OF Parliament So potent is this prestige OF
evil that Sir Robert Peel on the evening OF Wed.
nesday last, felt bound 10 renew the assurance OF
his desire 10 carry out bis commercial policy Win
the lssst possible delay. We have ailaded more In
deal 10 the subjec, in another column and nonce II
here for the purpose Of indicating what We sincerely
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-24

NJ cp.Ncroy a, c,,,n,, snn.,o,
IL Gu, .S....,y held f., Haiifcr eoun
\, I ~. s,S :, Az La ~ a Anvil, nag
y Me GU r aay ohaf,.h Enn. and James Young
s"sn. Ipp'' o'o' Opr'' PLAINTIFF:
n asa" o.. ph.a. c,..nwood EN,ah n Wood and
,inS ~ Spp sis Rnos.r Eons MaSv w Emma John
" rnn. v.% Nj and eiinabsth his wife Arthur
No.sr~ nd Inr,nds h,s wife John Kcaloa and Re
b.e,. 81. ,~u. Moses Cole and the children Of the
n,d William Cole deceased whose names are I'M
Known. Defendants
Booker Epp,, Obadiah Epps, and James Young, hav-
Ing filed their bill in this Court alleging thar Moses
Epps late OF The county of Halifax, Virginia, had de-
parted ,his life uestate seized Of tract Of land OF
Nou, nineiy-,h,ee acres near Halifax Court House,
leaving The following heirs entitled 10
The said hand i'm copsrcsony 10 wit: the said Booker
Epps Obadiah Epps and Rhoda Greenwood ch!idren of
The drcsdent; Lucinda, the wife Of Elijah B. Wood,
Booker j. Epps and Mary w. Epps, the children Of
William pops son NJ Inc .aid deeedent. John W.
rpps The SON Of Thomas Epps another son of the said
c,,..I.,h tN.ui..
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Yern,s of the Enquirer:

49,. ru,u,,ar IL pubiished Daily and SEmI-
" ine nv ,ns D,ily Paper, seven dollars per an
wGEAhi. ~, rats er eight dollars If taken for snot.
.u,n, an" .. W. =. y.ar For the Semi-Weekiy, nVe
a Ftica 'haa and Three Dollars fot SIX monihs,
's's X. 70 be paid IN the eee, or romiitrd oy
f,a' ns,d; or Six Dollars per annum Al Inc Gnu o'
mail, ios' pa'1' .
be ger; ... 70 This Office may be remtted rer mall
p aLuay.iabe Bank noles, at the fisk OF me eur
Ia srou s,,s, al all letters tsxg pad oy ese
tr Ms III single letter - scafcoiy Oh any aSeouu
TN 's II il the accumulation OF postage, IN ON
me hnsiness which operates as = scious va
upon ,ae Ed'''is az ADVERTISING.
.yc naILY EN0UISER-For one square Q,
IN - ar less. FIRST insertion, htiy cenn, ana
'iN.een ."eedins insertion twenty-five eenls-n ,nse
every sue - twice week, or three times week,
lhHy TnE sEMI-wEERLY-Cne square OF sixteen
~ ,sss 6rst insertion, rs CENTS for each cantinu-
,uce, 50 cents. ,,,,, \. accomnar,ed with the
INV or Satisfactory references, TO insure s1ecu-
advertisers arc charged hty dollars Tor th'rty
an and in that proportion for advertisements OF
iin ,., lepsth-except Lottery Vendors ana Auction
s wh. are charged ono hundred dollars, tpapsf IN
Al Obituaries and Marriages from the country,
SSn.ver the party's handwriting Is unknown Al This
80 mus, be authenticated by the endorsation oil tho
o,s:rr In the neightorhood or they will IN no case
"nhiished Every measure, that eas been taken %
imposi,ions and qrizzes. has proved heretofore
"as,iiug We must, therefore, insist, ~ such case
anar be communication being certified by the name OF
-. postmaster, tsritten the back Of the letter.
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Two splendid stations.

"a lst-SIhN Or IItE EAST. fOURG
~ TELEMACBtS; or PERFECTION IN
GrA PROVED, viii stand this spring, common
-A1-Lting at niana Mi.is, ihruce by Buckine-
ha,n cvurt liou-o, ci,ciing from thence 10, and by
Cumberland Court iinusr, iteSre by TrrLion to Co.
lambda crossing James River travelling The naa
ridge road, tic canal, 70 Scoitsviie, Abemerle,
again Diana Mils circ!inc once in nine day. unless
disappointed by unavoidable occurrences.
2d.-STAR Of TIE SOiTII.-1he above Nonpa.
rel of HIr.e will have in Ills atische The latter,
Star of SoGih, beautiful dark Archer or shark
bay BY Star Of the West, dam by old Telenachns THE
finest and hest maze ever saw grand dam General
Cocks CampcaueI Roebuck, ttEr beat of the Roebucks>
great grand dam MadisGn, out Of full blooded gray
mare, tMedIy Gray This splendid young Horse has
no. white spot about him. The Offer for the likeness
of star Of the Fast IN blood action anu beauty, has
not hrtu accepted. In the offer, there iimita
cn in the confines Of This wide and extended globe,
and it IL Withdrawn.
ac- See haDdbills for blood, and other particulars
Diana Mills, Buckingham. T.. r. FOSTAiNE.
10 Star Of the East had upwards Of 200 ortr-
ed him last year, Rrd served something under 40
From indicaiions there viii be- upwards of 500 offered
TO the two horses this year and those wishing had bot
ter make itkGOwn eai.y, As they VIII he limited.
star of the South rdtr well Star Of the East brt
10 too ndomitbr 10 be made pace unless he chooses
His dam, IL will he perceived, WAS by Old 7tlfmaahuS,
and. such Is my opinion of him, that have bred equal
ly from both e. R. +.
March 27-cw5w
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SANDS SARSApARIIJ,A

w Z have frequently had occasion 70 call At.
in. lenlion 10 the virtues OF Sands Sarsapa.
,.m s, preparation for cleansing the human sys.
W. /. nom nom all diseases arising from impurities of
n Sood. The experience Of many respectable
MA has proved the efficacy Of this medicine
d n y certainly is pleasant enough as beverage
,.,,; make il desirable. Such ! combination Of
r;s .ony, together with the reputation OF The pro.
s .m = Is sufficient guaranty to all who know
>, o. is eapabii,y Of performing all il profes.
10 curing The various diseases 10 which il is
sped.-fSat. Emponsm. Iii 49, ;. -
value and sesey a. o.n.ns,ss. % ~
prn,rsS tne Prcprietors and their assnts, eratis
sy sa s0,s NShSI::. e. ana ... and q,
Cs,nsaaise Buildings, No 7S sns 49, snsn1s. -
fulcEiIs ,sss, New Yst3 cola also SyDuvALSx
ie N ~ AGENTS, Main stssst, llehucad. yissiuis
- POI Sos's, q Ok hoalss b. .. ApdI 10 To- !
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-24
NEW AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENT MANDATORY.

TIE Subscribers, under the firm OF cARDWELI a
! WILSON, have opened a Shop on tenth, between
Nam and Cary strees for the manufacture and sale Of
Agricultural Implements-such as Pioughs, Culfivaiors
Harrows. Couters HoIse Powers, Thrashing Machines,
Wheat Fans Corn Shelters Straw Cutters, &C., &e to-
,.ner with Flaitening Presses, and Tobacco Work OF
knds; and they hope by strict attention 10 business,
and 10 thu ehara oil their work. TO merit and receive
a share Of public patronage. All orders executed with
despatch and on accommodating terms; and they also
manufacture and keep good assortment OF Brooke's
Fans and will sell reduced prices Those In want OF
work. any repairing Of The above description, are re-
speefuy invited to favor with call, IL they want
10 save ten por cent. on the purchase.
We manufacture Gsared Horse Powers, of any size
wanted from 10 SIX horse power, either portaboOy
stationary, for si25. We shall manufacture Fox and
Boriands Staple Tooth Threshing Machine, in good
style; the smallest size for $40 and S45 We would
say TO ihoss in want Of Whea, Fans TO cali and cIa-
mine for themselves before purchasing. We make the
bea in se and made of tbs hest Materials for So
so and $40. We also manufacture Pnrksr's Iron
Cylinder Steel Spring Corn Shelter, BY hand or horse
power, for s2i and SA We have very simple Straw
Gutter for 3d. has proved TO be the best in Richmond;
VS. warrant IL TO give satisfaction, sale. We have
Plough Castings ffom New York and Richmond Foun-
dres Of all kinds, for sale.
Jan Doom cARDwELL & WILSON.
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RICHMOND, VA, MORNING.

leasues,) could not arrive at The point OF rendez-
vous in less than 90 days-that is, before The 9Th
or 9th Of February. Al that period the heats in
The Punjaub become so insupporiable that il is 10
be presumed that the Governor General will con-
tent himself for This campaign with the capture
of Lahore, and will postpone the remainder ofthe
operations Of The conques, till The season of l647
Ii is calculated that the expenses OF ibis var will
amount TO al least fl0,OOO,OOO, and that The oc-
patton Of the new territory will require an in
crease of 10000 men TO the Companys army.
We already see an ordinance adding three regi-
menls OF native infantry Of recent formation TO
The army Of Bombay and FIVE regiments Of ire
gular cavalry to thai of Bengal"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-24
THE CELEBRATED RACE HORSE, STEEL,

THE CELEBRATED RACE HORSE, STEEL,
q Got by that capital Racer and most yalu-
HI>n,c Stallion. imported vide; his dam d.
IN moth, BY Constitution, which was also tho
--L@- dam of the famous running mare. Sally Eu-
bank; and his grind dam by Das F:onze will str nd
tho approaching season. commencing he let March. At
Captain smiti's Tavern. Charlotte Court House, Viz
gina, thriy dollars, cash, nodes due the first Jny
1915, and one dollar 10 the groom. In number
Of mares are sent by Company one reaponeitle
be bound TO me for the hole amount Pasiuraxs
furnished gratis and fed ri thirty and-a
huf per day and colored boarded Of
charge.
Steel Of the largest class OF race horses being six
teen hands high of great substance aud power; fne
bay, with HACK leg, and race horse equal 10 any
IN America. lie won twelve times out Of thirteen
races. The only time Of his losing was at Baltimore.
hsinr braten by Vashti, when he in bad order,
though he heat Portsmouth THAT beat Boston IN that
race and got three hsndred Of the pure the second
best horse IL h- immediately after that race, no
challenged Vash t. run iournilc heats for ten thou
sand dollars aside, ha'f forfeit, which was declined.
For further particulars of his pedigree and perform
mancrs see large bills, w1Ieh viii be furnished gem
tiemen " no may desire 10 ier them.
Dec I9--rwtlstJnnr JOHN EUBANK
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-24

The Washington correspondent CT the New
Orleans Courier, thus speaks cf The lale triumph
OF Gen. Bayly over Mr.. Hudson, The Tariff lead
er from Massachusetts, as 10 The effect Of the re-
peal OF the English Com L2ws upon our agri-
cultural interest. Those WHO have read Gen.
BIS speech, which we have Published, will agree
with the writer in thanking Gen. d. for his able
vndication Of the farming interest:
Gen. Bayy Of Virginia, who possesses vast
fund Of information, as well as one Of The most
ogica! minds in the House, has lately knocked
Mr.. Hudson's ground from under him, with a
speech which is being sent ont by thousands up
on thousands by The Democratic members fron!
all quarters of the country. Vel, as the Tariff
ties even now cling 10 the ofi-exploded argument
Of MIR. Andy Slewat-hat high duties are the
cause Of low prices-wh no little pertinacily,
it is fair 10 presume that they will not fail 10 sink
or swim with the sophisry Of MIR. Hudson-who
does the share of humbugging assigned 10 him
with more effect than his ilIastrous cclabcrer."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-24
AN ESTRAY MARE

~, On the sxtrenth day al March Estray
fFS-S Mare was taken up an TIC promises of the sub
Il srr,brr, of the fopwiD. dcScrp tion A bright
bay Mare with two white hind feet IN lille above no
fe.iack, psma white spc, ~ nc forehead, one OH ths
left side of REL nee and small whit: mark where the
martiGgalc collar H., rnbed the Top OF her neck
small white spa; o. The r:; side OF her rump, and
the left OF her nose FIVE feet Two inches high,
supposed L. he eight gas CID this Spring and APP
Praised ~ the SUM al foriyhvr dollars The owner Is
requested TO prove property Pay c,,alsrs AID take her
away JAMES II. MOODY,
April l7-rw3w Near tho Coal Mines, Chesterfield.
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BOSTON.

- This dslincnlshrd IIURSE, who sc per-
JSI\ forinances on the turf were uhequallsd and
~ whose colts have, IS far as tried, been un.
-[- commonly succrssfui so much 50 that every
one lbut one that has been trained hes hern .rmsv
win stand this sprng al my pianla.in Oakland In Tho
county Of Chesterfield, about twenty i've miles from
both Petersburg and Richmond, aud H. now rrsdy 10
Nifty dollars The payable At It's
pIration, which will DO fifteenth July next. Servants
srnt with mares viii h< boarded gIas ard mares fed.
and well ted fwshet nj sreasoRabe prieepasiLraee
and lot. sxtt nsite, and excellent.
Feb. t7-ctIstJunc W. n. JOHNSON.
Ic- The Richmond Whia and Petrnhur. inteliIencer
will copy, and continue ill first June.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-24

iegral and not conspicuous part OF much
greater nation; and as FOR himself, be would "a
Their be the head of a mouse than The tail OF
lion. On the 3lsl of March, the Honorable J.
Slilel and MIR. Parrot sailed in The Mississippi
for New Orleans. On The Isl Of April another
American fdsaie anchored at Vera Cruz, sup
posed 10 be the Potomac.
GV,r,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-24

~ CHANCERY-VisatsiA AT a Court OF Quarter
! " eession, held for King William County, at the
Cc9r, House, ga Monday, the sd day of March 1896,
Reuben Davis, fidiH'n.
against
Oscar u. Lipscomb and Banks Lipsenmb, nefendanm'
Tn, defendant, Oscar ID. Lipseomb, Rot having enter
M ~ Assembly, and the Rules Of this CONT and il up
n.,ne nv satisfactory evidence that he b not an inhs
,n, of ihs Commonwealth it 10 ordered that the said
defendant Oscar D. Lipsconb, DO sppsaI here on Ae
a., dsy Of the next Jnne term of this Court and an
.ssr HE bill of the plaintiff; and that copy oil TINS or
A., be forthwith inserted in some newspaper punhed
IA he ri,y Of Richmond, fcf Two months suesessiveiy,
md ,nolber copy be posted at the front door o. tse
1olr, House OF This county.
A,,l s-sw2n RIO. POLLARD, Clerk.
TO Mr.. OSCAR o. LiPsCoMB:
cip-Take notice that shall, on the 25th day Of
,ss between the hours Of 10 O'Clock in the forenoon,
md 4 o,co,k In the afternoon OF that day, al the
cisrs,s Ones OF King William County Court, proceed
Ia lake the dispositions Of Lewis Ltlepase, Lawrence
Tan, and others 10 be read In my bshnl, Is evidence
In certain case now depending and undetermined, on
n. Chancery eide Of the King William County Court,
wherein am plaintiff, and Jou and HANKS Lipseomo
ara defendants and II from any cause the taking OF the
aid d.posIan; be no. commenced, or osin1 eommoh-
e.s be no, compile ed that day, the taxing OF tne
,,ne will be coninaed from time 70 time between tns
.sns hour, at The same place unsi. 'nsy n,.s.s
when .t ,,e ~ Ssw you may 3"@Au REUBIN DAVIS
VIRGINIA "a, a Cour, Of Quarterly Session, 3esuh
and held for New Kent County, atihe Court mousse
% Thursday, the 18th day of March, 1910,
On ne motion OF John d. Hammersley, who inter-
married with Lucy F. Bailey. the widow OF Jonn u.
Bailey deceased and Lucy Hammefsley. Il appsarihs
10 Nj, Court that more than TWO years nave sapnea
,I,,. tn qualification Of aGmns,raior upon the
Tale Of The said John Bailey, deceased u Is ordered
,h,t al having claims against the Es.nte OF tno
said John s. Bailey, deceased do exhibit ,nr same Tor
al,emen, to Phit mon &. Jones, Sheriff Ct New hen'
County and M snch administrator dc b0nis non OF I'M
Bsley DECEASED. before the firsi day OF Nave
ISIS; ana that copy OF this order he published for
svrt weeks ~ the k,chmond Whis and Enquirer news
papers puolshei in the City q Richmond and arothef
copy posted al The do. OF iha House Of this coun-
~, on wa several Court days.
Copy. JNO. ID. CHRISTIAN, Clerk.
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