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=, RICHMOND HOUSE.

SlloAiED ON Governor street, nearly oppo.
tne CoVeinors House. and about suarss fron Main or
street having recently received 4deor. rrd-,,n.
nun more convenient and eommodioa opened on Ire
- nfH Tor The reception Of sOar6ers year
non n ~eek OF day The best the ,ub.ehe, ~ n.
used l~ho viii supenend rendr time of ho.e Who ms.
put up al The establishment conner abe. ny
For The information OF vino nav e,I ~ ,-tv,,.
hee most excellent Livery Stable near ~ bsnt w.. -
oe, ao ISIS wen AuNn'ea TO- B. l.. MEADE.
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STOCK OF FALL GOODS.

SPLENDID STOCK OF FALL GOODS.
.ATHROP, CHRISTIAN & co. are in re-
- eept OF unusually well assorted Of DRY GOODS
comprising every suited eouny trade;
wnich
Rich Paris Cashmere Robe.
Rich Ombre Shaded Cashmere and Mouseins
Rich Oregon. Cati1ian and Ciemanine Plads
Piaid Merao Cashmeres
Rich satin striped Thibet do
Bh and cord Alpaess
Bin and satin striped do.
Bombarines Capes AMI Pophns
Rich RuRe ombreP. D'3oie SILKS
Rich Pekin faevune do
Rich Gro de Naples clsee do
Together with variety Of
New Stye Sins. fiom use 81 per yard
White aud cold embd Muslin Robes
Preach embd Collars, Chrmi.eus Capes
Infants froet Bodies, Sleeves,
Ombre shaded Cioakipgs
Bn French Cloth nd Cashmere.
sls, sain and m-rpo Yes ings
satnct, fuied Ker-eys. cable ker.eys
Plaid LLnssys white and red flannes
White Domets WEIGH shrinking and Canton Flannes
sefvants Whitney and super riband bound Bed Blankets
SIN and merino Hosiery, Cloves fancy silk Crsvat,
Heavy wool bk and cold thbet embd
White and cord embd Crare something very pretty
ALSO
Carpetnss, Rugs and BoekinEs
For sale, Wholesale prices please
SCI No % WEST MAIN STREET.
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POW. ROBERTS, ID. C.
Commissioner, office, cr1r o, RreuuosD

Commissioners' office, crrr RIeHxosp,
~, sept g. 1916. (
W ALL persons having claims against the es.
OF Joseph IaEsy deed late Of the county hereby
required 70 present them beoe De
i"'o at may audit and rerott upon them, obedience
to the foregoing order NJ r. PoTrIauX NJ, Co..,
sept 20. 1876. % -.
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FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMEET.
NEW RAILROAD AND SrEA rIRoAT LINE
Between Richnand and Norfolk, Por,smout,r.
Old Point Comfort, &C Port waIthnII.
FAKE REDUCED TO rs Goats, INCLUDING MEALS

FARE REDUCED To rs Goats, INCLUDING MEALS
= MIME public IS hereby notified, that
ASscExzzk. Il the quick beautiful Steamer Angus
ia which - IN the most complete order for day and nix
line, and Accommodations u nov running r.
tween Pom Wahal and Norfolk, Cars from
Richmond and Petersburg, al a., @ oa iHn
ding
Passenger leaving Richmond on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS
and FRIDAYS at 81 A. ~ beakfast board Aurus and
arrive Norfolk about o'clock p ~ Rrfunin- Arrus-s
leaves Norfolk al NJ on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and s
IUROAfs passengers breakasnE b0ar arriving at Port
Walthan at half past ~ NJ and Richmond about r. A.
Ii Will be perceived fsom above comfortable Ard
expeditions bhe gives persons WISHING on business u
opportunity Of ransaeng and returning The boat OF car
morning 90 as to be absent fom their single ngt only
The Augusta will the landings James River 70
take in and aud any points on The sr
where a signal is made
The public assured that the determination OF As
Proprietor keep this line permanently aeoouose
travellers btSsen RiehnoEa Norfolk ard
the lowest
The Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Company The Tek.
Agent
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
AsKINs LIBBys Line Of Packets bct~een Richmond and
New Orcans
and will be composed of the following
Bafque BACHELOR, Capt HIkAn Hokros;
Brig ORLEANS, Capt Wa. anrru;
Brig JOSEPHINE, Capt. Jo. RostSsos.
One Of the above will
month. We with confidence
the public bui sprey
other vessels commanded by steady
long the trade Por freight passage
having very Accommodation both for eeraxe
passengers, applyto J. FISHER l. SON,
uAsKINs & LIBBY.
~ B. All freight from county
received Ind forwarded the regular
wharfage J. p. 4 3,
ju22 Hal.
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NUPPS, MUFFS, MUFFS.
IN HAND, large and handsome assortment Of La.
" dies and Misseg Mpfs, Of ell qualities snd prices
osT JUDAH MYERS, No. ~ W, Main u,
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WINDOW GLASS.
IN addition TO our usual large and we'll assorted
- tex n Cyinfr Window Oass single double tst
prepared n furnish Crown Glass from
Gass Woik which have lately nrncsi operations
iuiuctiou o. improvements prepared
nish better article ~ CROWN GLASS
auced IN ths Uned Suites The Gsss from WORKS
dosHs tet the h qusity branded Reiorttbe second,
"hamnac" DUVAL a PURCELL,
uois tf7 Main street. Richmond Va.
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w IkGINIA AT Rulrs held I'm ihe CIarL,- 0f

" lRGlNlA AT Rules held in the Clerks OF
nee OF the Cireah Superior Of Law and Chanesrv
County on Monday the Sus day October 1886
N'iN Pif.
Parrish Richard staitou Mary tation Peter and
straion, infant thr-i CT John n. STATION R.rn,rt C
Deane,
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant Richard having entered his Appear
ana gea security according TO The Act Of Assembly tie
hu OF tht' Court and appearing b.
~ : no IN nhahan OF h County u l. ordered said
&c enant DO appear Al the be hoSen ,ad
Court tire mrs. Mondly January reIi and ap.e m hi ~
ne phu. and a copy Of tbs order be forthwith insert
ron' newspaper PUBLISHED in the Of Eehon4.
n'as soeeSVey ami poSei the front
o. ms Couny. no 6-wgw X. ELDRIDGE, c. q. : C..
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XIRGINIA: At RuIes held in the Clerk,s OF.

fee Of ths Circuit supeor Conf Law and Chansery Eo
Buckingham county, Aon4ay a September sts
Samuel Morris, Pig
Wills Ro-oek trustee &c John n STATION ard JrI,
r L. ofse Mathews admir- ri Up Duva O. ohn Moron
1u1-fey haTy straron. Hanse STATION, Johr Wrson
"lia, hohau snd John Hom Benjamin Holman
&c l. naGsle DeaHs, Gu,lnus Gee George suson WIN
"rsdL Edward w Curd, ana Eieb'd B srrauon, Diets
IN Chancery.
ne ofiencani RehdB Son having his appeaTanee
as given security according seuby ana The Ru
" court ana spsanaE BY sasfac oy evidence be
ho an He An % Couny orteTer That absent
eehd~t - the The said eour, on
'le hs honiiy IN January AID the CLAIM
'1 and tAi copy C s order be insered n soG-
newspaper published the Of Rhmoad onh.
ssS' ana Posei Al the Ho-t DO OF E1e
e'aay. T. ELDRIDGE, O. e. 5.
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ST. CHARLES BOUSE.

81. CHBKLES hUUSE,
On 10Th Street.
'HNHE subscribers have re.ooened tho .ho,o a..
ADJUSTMENT and BEG say To their feDd, ,,s ,h
paoe generally that they prepared to Rys tr;,
IN oder 10 please those who ne IN, hon..
enuetaA visiting the city wi ma n 10 th.T 49,,
se 10 give US call having ample moiajop, 0,T
convenience hse~ts-. stable INV yar. AZ M.
not IN the CRY To il is oav peee..
W 70 ay' mat our Bar shall all supplied with Iouo.
not INFERIOR 10 in the desire IL patropsv, - ~
we TAIL please Il tha1 be our fauit 49,
Richmond, August J, 1876. ~,
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Riebn,ona Dailp fubis.

RICHARD IL. TOLER, Editor.
WYATT NJ. ELLIOTT, Associate Editor.
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NkW GROCERY STORE.

WI " WNNVVLIN 7 DNVINLf
VINllE subscribers have entered into CO. partner.
- shp under the 6rm Of HERRING GARDNER, orth pur
pose Of conducting The Grocery and Con
taken hc uoro formerly occupied ~ WIN r. Immediately
opposite Tho Richmond aud Fredericksburg Depot BROAD a.
They niend tepnga of Family Groceries
70 which they 40 toe attention Of their % and the publ, gen
one Of ne having been rgarcd
IN haeiy hnpc BY attention nrra shatc frsoaare
We will p-rcu The Of AL sofs a produce
consigned 10 us from country friends
GEO HERRING
GEO WgARnNER.
Richmond, Oct g. 1896 dtiaJsn
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GRUBBS & APPERSON,
DRUGGISTS,

NO. ~ Main street,
~ hNlNG made large additions to their stock
u a Or Drugs Medic Psiois. Obs DYE stuns WINDOW Glls
&C prepared % uufh Couutr Merchants Others
'~ similar articles Be- PI5chard market We In
vts those hng Prcbafc and our stock
g. 20 GHuBBS 4 ArrERsoN.
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.efN NOR BOSTON.-The regular packet
~ IL s:hr THOMAS H. THOMPSON, " 1on mister.
WITH portion uf her cargo engaged freight
passage having good aeeommo apply board
Piekett's wharf, HENRY Ft- HER.
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NOTICE no sIIPpEHs.

- packet echr UNION, Hughes, be dispatch
edin few days For freight Psag having good accnmmoda
tons, Apply on board 70 m tser. m the Dock
No HENRY FISHER.
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.fN FOR PHILADELPHIA. Tho regular

S packet sehr UNION Hu hos master having port on Of
her cargo gd will immediate dtpiieh For freight Of
rcInainder apPy to hoard In noek
Bot RANKIN 4 wHIrLOCg.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-19
MISCELLANEOUS.
New Advertisement.
STAR OF THE EAST AND STAR OF THE soUT
TWO SPLENDID STATIONS.

TWO SPLENDID STATIONS.
STAR OF TIE EAST had upwards Of 200 mares Of
- frrd him last year, and served something under
I40. From Indications there will be upwards Of 500
offered 10 the Two horses this year; and those wishing
had better make u known early as they VIII be limited
STAR OF THE SOUTH rides as well a. Star Of the
Eai hut j. loo ndomitabe Ia be made IL pace, unless
he chooses. His dam, il Will be perceived was by Old
Jsi,machas, and, such Is my opinion OF him, that
have bred equally from both.
find IL impossible for these Horses Ia CO.
lumbia. Those IN the Brich5orhood of tar-rsvir,
who desire, send 10 rtrnton-or al stand al .r.
Walton, Mili-or there. those IN Fluvanna,
vrrrnt, Ia the sam. place; those opposite New Canton
To New Canton those IN Ahrmar'c ard Nelson To
Sco,iSve; and those In The vicinity of HOward-vir
and Watmnstef {" Goodwin's Church. The days Will
hereafter become regular, unless from unavoidable
causes. Any n-ishborhood wishing 10 know the day
NAV ascertain from some either OF the above
places the regular day hereafter, or Twill be advertised
al The place.
II is a remarkable fact, that from time beyond the
memory Of any living man, stations in number have
been exhibited at Buckingham April Court days did
not pay particular attention. hut noticed twice there
werr others, Tar a. saw, exhi5ited-and there
others at the raj muster, but enc, ard he
fell spraring IN trying IL show himself and star
of the East was very near jumping on num-
There fortune IN these ilorses-but, valuable ia
they may be, have grta0, mghllrr and wciehlcf con
Germs. One person 90 company ought To purchase
them and one person ought Ia devote nearly III "Hoit
time 10 them and the accounts they bring III, &c, sc
Ii not sold before, they Will, as far rs now wish he
offered Tor sale at Buckingham or Cumberland Court
in November next.
They thrown my h1nds in a prSuidtnt;Gl -dy
and suppose IL was Ia prove that | could get some
thing from Solnmon's Stlbr. .ong time ago. II ha.
been my friend, Major I...y y, says traced then
there.
| In answer to an application two from Charlotte
county must state. that neither there till The
Fall-but promise them this. that they may to Char
oie July Court, and remain in that county and Hall
fax or Observation-Disclosures may be desired-tl the la
ter end of October. Thn.r wishing in either of tho.,
counties can speak for his neishborhood, and address
me rarly.
/ Even The ladies have enircated their husbands Ia
riding colts from these Hnr-esand no wonder-f"r tn
ladies are a. fond OF uisdOm Solomon was of IN
ladies.
ar The friends of these blOoded Horses Will clip ih
above out, aud place 1t whrre the community IN gene
rnI r1ay see {. X. FONrAINE.
r
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e.. BUrruss's Lottery Office.
MO. 6SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET
In Richmond, Virginia.
IOTTERJEs FOR THE WEEK.

LOTTERIES FOR THE WEEK.
Observation-Disclosures Lottery, Glass IS. 3
Capitals of $4,000 are $4,000, 5000. 1000,
2ll4, l,750, 1900, OF 1850, OF 1000, 3 OF
$50, 3 OF 500, 100 Of 800. sc Nos, 10 drawn.
Whole Tickets 8 dollars; halves 4; quarters 3
Observation-Disclosures Lottery Glass SO.
Lowest 3 No. prize II dollars; lowest prize
dollars. Capitals: $4,000, 5000, 5000, $500,
2,473, Of 1900, 10 Of 800, 20 of 400, 20 OF $50,
SC. IS Nos, ~ drawn. Wholes dollars,
halves ? so; quarters IS.
Also Delaware Lottery, Glass 1l9. Capitals
5000 dollars, $50, 300, &c. Ct Nos, u drawn.
Wholes l dollar! halves so cents; quarters 25
cents.
Thursday okomoke Lottery, Glass 100.
Capitals $4,000 dollars, 5000, $1,000 1000,
1923, 200, LOO, 10 OF 900, 10 of AGO. &c.
70 Nos, Is drawn Whole Tickets dollars;
halves2, quarters |.
Friday-Pokomoke Lottery. Glass l0l. Ca
pitfalls: 5000 dollars, 1000, 800, l,0S2, oil
1000, Of 400, SC. IS No. Lottery, II drawn
balloIs. Whole Tickets , dollars; halves /;
quarters so cents.
Also, Delaware Lottery, Glass l2I. Capitals:
1000 dollars, 900, 600, &c. IS Nos, l3drawn.
Whole Tickets dollar.
Orders for packages, certificate Of packages
and single tickets in all the Lotteries, advertised
by Messrs. D. PAINE & CO., Managers, will
be promptly and con6dentially attended TO, and The
drawings sent when requested, if addressedo
c. BURRUSS,
NavlS Richmond Va
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! best manner.
Prices OF Drums varying from so 10 Sl20.
| We are also prepared 10 furnish EMMONS
CHAIN BAND HORSE POWER, which ha>
been in use for len or twelve years, and by many
preferred 10 any other. Prices from 100 TO $40
We are now making PORTABLE GEAR
ED HORSE POWER, suitable for from four
TO six horses, which We think will be lille su.
peror TO any thing OF The sort that has been made
in this section Of country.
We are also making the WHEAT FAN, call
ed "Parker's Premium Fan" very superior ar
ticle; prices $50, 35 and 40.
PARKER'S IRON CYLINDER CORN
SHELLER that will shell from 500 10 1900
u.hels; prices S25, 25 and 55.
SMITHS PATENT STRAW-CUTTER,
for cutting hay, fodder, oats, corn stalks, SC.
price 10 dollars.
We can also furnish any machine in our line
that may be ordered.
To persons wanting either THRESIIlNG
MACHINE or HORSE POWER, or both
THRESHlNG MACHINE and HORSE
POWER, or any thing else in our line, BY order
ing them either personally or by letter, will be
punctually attended TO. To those wanting fur
Their information respecting The performance OF
our Machines, certificates can be given from
many OF the best Farmers in nearly every county
in The State. Address
MAY S-c6t PARKER s. SMITH.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
tfs--ztta7sss,h In consequence Of the SO per
HS4E cent advance of the tolls on pas

NOllCE.
tflH1E7ssslh In consequence OF the 50 per
Halte{{ cent advance OF the tolls on pas
ssngers Commencing 18th las, monthly on and
a,let he 18th inst, the Passage and Fare on our
2acke, Boats 10 Lynchburg will be SO 50. Way
BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
The following preamble and resolution were
adopted by the James River and Kanawha Com
PAW, l2th May, 1886:
The Board Of Directors having heretofore
aised the toll on passengers carried on The Ca
Ia rom a half cent 10 lhree-iourh cents per
mile, and directed that, in case the owners OF The
Cana Packets should make such Increase oftoll
an occasion Tor raising their charges for passage
ant fare Of yassengers, the Executive Commit
zee SHOULD raise the toll TO one cent per mile; and,
happening by an advertisement in The newspa-
Fers OF this morning, that such contingency has
!aaen place, therefore,
Resolred, That IRON and after The 18th instant
ne Toll or passengers carried on The Canal, be
sIed 10 one cent per mile.
The advanced price Of grain and hay over
aSyear's prices, adds 10 our expenses thi. year
IN $1,000 10 $4,000 On the stage routes, they
aa4 aised their fare to meet their increased eI-
?-1.Gure. We had not, and had determined not
70 SO, when The additional so per cen, toll CON-
:tDed US 10 advance 80 cents upon The passen-
ser. In Consequence Of this advance the James
River Board Ct Directors have again imposed
% Us another 50 per cent additional toll, which
again compels US 10 advance 10 price which
Kill cover the loss Of travel at higher fare.
Therefore, on and after the 18th instant, our
passage and fare will be the old price, So, Tolls,
uita, ST ,46-way fare in proportion.
BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
Nav l9.
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a Valuable Estate
~ THE COUNTY OF
MARKET


I AM anxious 10 sell either PARTON, the whole Of
L nv land uron the Rapid Anne River, III the county
al orange This Estate esteemed by those who
knuw H. equal f mol superior, 10 any IN this region. It's
assrsstd value : a. high a. any ~ The county This
Tract l. supposed 10 contain abunt $50 acres, and am
willing Ia !. eli either the whole. 800 acres without
the buildings ii d.vidrd, full 'upnrtion Of timber
rnuId hr Il lni,rd Ia each part. Adjoining Es last JO
acrpS there ale also - 81 very valuable ibred
hand y hch ran hr had. The twn united, would form
a mos; desirable Farm Owing 10 the excessive drought
ri the mast summer, my lands do not present Their
usual growth II sa-- yet tielr hhr adaptation !" graz
Ia An grain crops and !" tobacco, well known IN tis
v,cinlty There are Of hr richest !ow grounds
and on one part ut this drpO-ltr from the river sum
r,nt 10 enrich nj 200 Its qualities have been
tested with result altogether satisfactory The dwell
ling on this Farm has been consumed by ire but The
walls are sill good and br fully repaired Al cost
of 500 the price offered by an excellent work
wuh an excellent cellar. The cost of wood work must
Jeuend upon liz execution. The timber, however 10
abundant on the land. and there are Two saw Nilis,
distant less than mile The Contisuy of these Stw
Mi Il two GRIT Mnl,, large FIGURING NIL and flourish
iny Wooden Factory must add essentially To The con
y.niencr and value of this Estate. The location Is
such that il br made pass way. and Is p-eu
lat,y removed from annoyances of al KIND The
rlyrr has been surveyed and Il company u now form
nc with most illtiernc prospects OF opening naviea
ou tren ih- Farm Ia fredericksburg. and us distance
frm t;ordon-yIlle Depot Of Louisa karoad = only l.
miles Tie building. sisudtng are an excellent
Eitch.n wlth four rooms, Meat House. Dairy, a
large Framed stable Barn, Corn and Tobacco Houses
and necessary Negro Cabins The ,;adrn Is produc-
tive. and the Yard beautiful, with an extensive noun
My terms are one third cash. residue In one
md two wears, with without interest, "a may be
agreed between myself and the purchaser An unques
! tionabe title VIII br conveyed.
Orange, May I2-cif c. c. MACON.
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IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AT Circuit superior
Court Of Law and ChanceIy, held for HaIiaS coun-

Court Of Law and Chancery, held for Halifax coun-
y, the sth day Of April 1896: v,,rr
Booker Epps, Obadiah Epp-, ana jams ,onns,
Daniel Epps. Rhoda Greenwood, Elijah b. Wood and
Lucinda his WIFE Booker Epps Mary W. tPpS: 1"hu
w Epps William Neal and Elizabeth hlt wife, Arthur
Moserv and Lucinda his wife John k-aton ana he
bpcca his wife, Moses Cole, and The chldrrh oi lne
sno,, Defendants.
Rocker Epps, Obadiah Epp. and James Young. hav-
ing filed their bill in this Court alleging hat Moss
Epps late Of The county OF Halifax, virginia. mao de-
paed this life intestac, seized o tfdet OF anu "
about ninety-three acres near Halifax Court House,
leaving the following descendants ms ne'rs en'eu 10
the said land in coparcenaIy, TO WI .ns d'u
Ems Obadiah Epps and Rhoda Greenwood chHdfen OF
the decedent Lucinda the wife oil Ei'Jah y. "ooa,
Booker J. Epps and Mary w. Epps, inc chiIdteh ol
William Epps son Of the said decedent; Jonn W;
Epps the son of Thomas Epps another son :" inc saa
dersdant. and Elizabeth the wife Of William Neal,
Lucinda the wife Of Arthur Moseley, Renrcca, me vic
of John Keaton, and Moses Cole. the cnnteh OF wary
Cole deceased who daughter o. me saIh aece-
d.n,,bo William Cole another Of the said Mary,
has departed this life, leaving Issue, whose nuori,
names and place Of residence are ~, u ~.
said Arthur Nos-Iey and Lucinda his WIFE, Johh Ma
ton and Rebecca his wife, Moses Cole ana thr enloIrh
OF the said William Cole, deceased, are mol lnnaotans
of this Commonwealth and AFTER the MOS. ai.'se, III
Guiry fhey have been able TO ascertain me hahes
or residence Of the children of The san " iliahl 'or,
deceased-and that the said James Dung mas
the interest of said Daniel Epps and Rnoda Ifeen,
wood in the said land, who have se'eraiiy e1ecutea
deads IN him conveying their title thereto Inc said
bill prays for partition Of the said land, so as 70 reserve
10 The unknown parties their just share thereof, &c;
Upon The motion OF the plaintiffs by their counsel and
it appearing the satisfaction Of The coaIs VA. ne
said Arthur Moseey and Lucinda nus Wne, 'ol ne'',
md Rebecca his wife Moses Cole, and the children OF
the said William Cole deceased are not inhabitants o.
this Commonwealth, is ordered TINT The sa,d deirna
ants Arthur Moseley and Lucinda ms VIE, Jonn NED
tor nd Rsherra his wife and Moses Cole do appear
here ON The rst Monday in July next and answer The
plain,'s bill and that copy Of this order be fohwi'h
inserted in The Richmond Enquirer iof TWO months s"o-
a.st.I. IA nostsd AZ The front door Of the Court
House Of this county; and IS further ordered by the
Court, Thar The children Of the said wam oSis ae
~; , here on the first day of the next term
Of This Court and make themselves parties Defendants
10 this suit file their answers 10 me u
and assert their claim TO The lana In '"e
mentioned. Copy. dgs~' NIT CLARK
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EAGLE HOTEL

MAIN ST. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
r HAVE this day opened the Eagle Hotel,
which have fitted out with new furniture
and every comfortable accommodation for Board
ers, by the day, month or year, and also for
transient visitors. As every exeftion will be
made 10 give satisfaction, hope TO De literally
na,ronised. Persons visiting The city would DO
we'll TO give The Eagle Hotel Trial; and those
having horses NAV rest assured that have also
made The hes, arrangements for having hem well
taken care Of. MARY Z. ChUMf.
Heh 26-r3m
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Toa.lwho,n i: MAJ Concern

DY decree Of the Circuit Court of Chesterfield, pro.
ID nouncrd on the - day OF October, ltij, IN the
case Of Mack Goodr, plaintiff, against John B Goodr
administrators aud Robert Goodies adminlsrax, de-
PENDANTS il was among other things ordered, that the
undersigned Commissioner br directed to give notice. by
publication for four weeks In some newspaper oil ihr
civ of Richmond all persons having claims against
the partnership Of John B. and Robert Goodc TO produce
them with The proof thereof before him. In pursuance
whereof hereby notify all per. ns having such claims
to produce them before or before the 10Th day oil
June, l5i6, with the proof thereof
Nav Ia-cw4w l.. NUNNALLY, Commissioner.