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NORTHUMBERLAND

THE subscriber Is prepared TO furnish superior ar
i tice Of SHELL LINE 10 farmers and others In
want OF such an article, at moderate prices. The
proximity Of my Kiln to this CANAL enables me to put
on board OF canal boats free Of charge. call from
those interested in improving their lands
solicited. WIN. SMITH,
A. ownes and Powell's Coal Yard, on the Basin.
Ian -.on
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COMMISSIONERS, OFFICE.

Holloway Courthouse, Nov. a3d. 1886.
Tia parties Interested IN the foregoing decree nre
hereby notified that shall proceed, on the 9Th day II
February next take The account as therein directed,
nj which time and place t;ry are requested to attend,
with their papers, vouchers anu evidence IN order mat
Dec. 4Mcwsw c. w. FITZGERALD, Com.
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LAND FOR SALE.


HAvlNG moved 10 Richmond, offer for sale
! WOODLAND COTTAGE, In the county Of Hen
rico, situated seven miles North West Of Richmond
On The Road, adjoining the lands Of Dr.
hopkins and others, and contains three hundred and
thirty acres one hundred and twenty five Of which are
divided into fields Of twenty-five acres each, thereby
rendering decidedly better opportunity TO Improve,
Sy having acioyer falIow every Fall, besides field for
n"fn. Wheat, Oats, and a pasture There 10 on the
Brook beautiful piece Of Meadow land, Of twelve
acres, part Of which s now In Herds. and the re-
malnae' 10 common grass: There 10 on the place
very large supply Of Pine Wood, which think can
say With safety win cut ahou, thirty cords per
an average, besides quantity OF young growth, which
- now large enough to make rails. The Improvements
consist new Dwelling House, sufficiently large for
SHALL family, q new Meat.house, new Stable, new
Io1 house, now Ice-house new well Of good Water In
me yard besides other houses There s also the
place young Orchard, of one hundred and hfty Of
,n., ehoes Peach, and iiy choice Apple Trees,
ust beginning 10 bear. moro particular description
unnecessary, the same will DO shown to any per-
son oy my brother who lives there. For Ierms which
VIII be very liberal and accommodating, apply to
GEO. W. GARDNER
H., =. The above property would DO exchanged for
si.y property Jan. 29-cA
~ Tbs Whisrsgusssd to copy.
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AUCTION SALES.
ERy ~. B. - e.. Et. EEili, Aucss
NEGROES

WIN NEGROES.
Clock Two Negro Men. - ana ~ vea,s Gid ,wn
Negro Boys, one Negro Gml and ,s M olu WY
Child. n. e. &C. w lena ana
Jan. % Auc,itnaL..
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nR. ALEXANDER CUNNINGHAM, hav.
- ing located at Charlottesville, Va offers his
services 10 HE friends and The pnblic IN TIE Prac
lice OF Medicine.
Mecklsnburg, Jan. %, lS47-cw4w
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TO PHYSICIANS.

To PEIStClAVS.
A SMALL FARM in Eastern Virginia Is for sale
n where hysican has enjoyed good practscs, anh
which can easily be trap sf..d another who might
purchase the Farm.
~ Fur particulars, apply Al this once.
Jan. l5-cWTw
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TGALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

to ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
'rHE undersigned took up Estray his land, and
procured warrant for three dIsntcrested freehold
ep TO view and apprasc tho same, who, in obedience
Thereto, returned certificate In the following words, TO
wit: Pursuant 10 a warrant TO directed, we have
this day viewed an Estray, HORSS COLT. shown TO
land, and do find the same 10 be Horse Coli, having
never been castraied, of a bay color, without any
marks or brandt about feet inches high; and we
suppose his age will be years next SPRING. and we do
appraso the said Colt SIS Certified under our hand.
this 18th January, ls47.
(Signed,) EPA. HOBsON,
TH0S. COOPER
ZACH. T. GOODMAN
The owner Of tho ,aid Colt ia hereby requested 10
come forward prove his ttle and nay all legal charges
and receive his property.
reside about miles FROM Cumberland Court House
Jan. 2S-cA' TIlO5 A. GOODMAN.
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HANCE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
II HOARHOUND, for The cure Of Coughs,
Colds, Consumption, Splitting of Blood, Pain in
The Side and Breast, Bronchitis, Group, Asthma,
and all diseases arising from disordered condi.
lion Of The lungs or neglected cold.
az The Greatest Medicine in the Word Tor
coughs, colds, asthma, pain and soreness in The
breast, whooping cough consumption, haarseness
and ali diseases Of The breast and lungs, is dancc's
Compound Syrup of aoarhound. Price oo els
TEE ORIGIN
Of Raslec's Compound Syrup Of Hoarhon"d lor
Cvngas, Colds, Bsmiesais, Asthma, g.
I've been coughing, I've been coughing,
An the nigh! and all the day;
And I'm wearing, and I'm tearing
An my lungs apd life away,
O. twill erd me soon. and send me
Down 10 an unlimcly grave,
Les, some friendly hand attend me,
Skilrd The sufferer TO save!
But. in brief, found relief;
And, sufferer, would you also iryl
Go'then quickly all ye sickly,
And H1nee's Ho,ehoar4 Syrup buy.
SETH HANCE, l0s Baltimore ST., and corner
OF Charles and Pratt Streets Baltimore.
For sale by }. P. DUVAL & co. No l15
Broad street, Shockoe Hill, Richmond; NJ. B..
SANTOS, Norfols; C. HElNTISH, Ports
mouth; and C. CORLING & CO, Petersburg.
IAN %
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First of the Season /!

ERESH SHAD! FRESH SHADl-As usual
L we now offer our patrons the first Shad of the
season. For four years past we have done this same
thing, and are determined 10 use every exertion,
as heretofore, to offer the customers Of the Alham-
bra every luxury TO be obtained from Maine to
Texas R. w. ALLEN,
18th Street, sign OF the Deer, and Balloon at
Night. Jan. "
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xTraNTEp-A, the Peuiren'isry, Hosp Foes and
w Pins Cord Weed. NV '"i
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LOTTERIES.
e, IL. E.uck,s Lotterv t,,Gce

On Wall Street, Opposite Cay Hoiei.
NOW COMMENCE THE NEW YEAR WITH
~ LUCK.-The subscriber has re-opened his office,
aud viii continue the sale Of Tickets under the ma
nagement of ID. Paine & Go. The Maryland Lotteries
now under their exclusive control, IRE also offered
his friends and pa;-ons Ifyou wish 10 be OH Ilck's
side, call or send your nrderslO
c. b. LUCK. Richmond, Va
$4,000! 10000,
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class s, Ia be drawn on
Saturday, January 3Oh 1917, at Wilmington, Della.
ware. rs Nos. IL drawn.
.Grand Capitals:
! Prize of s5o,Soo | Prize of s3,so0
J 10000 ! 5000
! G,lg 1000
! 1000 50 :" 1000
Tickets $40; halves s. quarters SO. Certificate ola
package Of wholes Sl2O; halves 90; quarters 80.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR FEBRUARY.
sa,quehanna Lottery, Glass No; 10, 10 be drawn at
Grand Capitals:
! P'ls' of si ISSSS prizes of sf 1900
5000 . o73
! 4OoO % l,UUU
Tickets $40; halves S; quarters Sd viii sell e5
whoes for S2a0; which warIant 10 draw 40 So Cost
Of 4 certificate leg 50-shares In proportion.
10000 DOLLARS! 100 of 1000 DOLLARS.
- susquehanna Lottery. Glass No Il, 10 be drawn tt
Grand Capitals
prize Of 100000 prize of $1,000
l0O00 2,l58
! 5000 100 prizes Of 900
l 4O0O 100 " 500
Tickets Slo halves S; quarters so. A certificate Of
apackage Of &c wholes sls 50; shares In proportion.
10000 DOLLARS! 10000 100 of 1000 DOLLARS.
susquehanna Lottery, Class No. 70, be drawn al
Baltimore, Feb. II, ls47. rs Nos, Is drawn.
Grand Capitals:
prize of 100000 / prize of $4,000
10000 :" $50
6,uU0 100 prizes OF 900
l 5000 &C. &c.
Tickets slo halves S. quarters SO. Certificate, OF
% wholes Sll9 81; shares in proportion.
20 Persons ordering by the package may deduc, the
price of three Tickets
% nave every day Lotteries from 81 to $40, and
when remittance is made 10 me, large or small,
will always invest In the most popular Lotteries on
hand. The drawings sent, when requested, to all
who order ION me. The cash for all Capitals can be
had, usual, nj sight. On all letters enclosing cash
ar prize tickets the postage need not be paid. The
Tickets in the above Lotteries received and all
deTs addressed 10 me will meet The prompt and
confidential attention. Address
Jan. % e. u. LUCK. Richmond Va.
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Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters 5U CERTIFICATES OIL
&c wholes SIG 50; shares In proportion.
We have every day Lotteries one to twenty dol
lars, and when a remittance is made to u.s. large or
small, we will always invest in The most popular Lote-
res on hand The drawings sent, when requested, TO
all who order from ny. The cash for all Capitals
he had as usual At sight. On all letters enclosing cash
or Prize Tickets, the postage need not be paid The
Tickets in the above Lotteries received, and all or
ders addressed to will the most prompt and con-
6d4ntial attention. Address
Persons ordering by the Package may deduct the
price Of three Tickets.
u. PAINE & CO., Managers,
Or to Z. w. PURCELL,
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IN CUANCERY -vmalsiA AT Rules held in the
j Clerks on, of The Circuit superior Cont Of Inv
and Chancery for Cumberland county, on Monday, The
9Th day of January, ls41
Thomas H. Hudsins, Plaintln;
against
Garland Brown, Raymond n. Minor, and his wife,
M.r,ha Minor Defendants.
The defendant, Garland Brown, not having entered
hi, appearance and given security according 10 the act
Of Assembly and the rules Of this Court and appear
ing h satisfactory evidence that he y not an iGhahtaht
NJ This Commonwealth it is ordered that the said de
rnda 4 do appear here the first day Of March term
rert and answer the h of the Plaintiff; and that CO.
nv Of this order be forthwith inserted In some newspa
per published in The CITY of Richmond for two months
successfully and posted at the font door o! The Court
honse Of this county. Copy-Tese,
In iacwam Is. b. WUODSON, D. C..
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Y Rev. Mr. EDWARDS, Of Centenary
Church. will Address The ArmoIy and Tredegar
Total Abstinence Society, This Evening. a, seven
O'clock. Jan.29
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/ Positive and Permanent Cure FOR
CONSUMPTION.

Positive and Permanent Cure for
CONSUMPTION.
CONSUMPTION AND DEATH will most assnredly
be an early fate Of those who neglect themselves
when afflicted with the premoniIory symptoms
of CONSU Mp lON, smch NJ Colds
cSaghs, Bronchitis, or Soreness OF the
Tlroat. DIR. SWAYNE'S COM
POUND SYRUP OF WILD
CHERRY is expressly pre-
pared for the removal
aud OF those
dangerous and
troublesome
diseases.
Therefore,
you who are
laborng under the
influence ofthese conf
plants, procure immediate
~ this medicine, before II Is too
late. One bottle may he The means
of prolongng your life Be sure and
see that the signature Of Dr. SWAYNE is
ON EACH BOTTLE.
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CLUE.-l0 barrels of No. Glue, receiving
VI per steamboat Pocahontas. For sale by
Jan. % JAMES SIZER g. SON.
MADEIRA WlNE.-lO quarter Casks Ma
ltl dera Wine, very choice article, tor sale
BY JAMES SlZER g. SON.
Jan. %
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ID. Paine e. Co.,
MaNAGEpS 0E OTTEPIES

MANAGEKS UF LOI IEhTEO,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
THE NEW YEAR opens with The most Brilliant
i Schemes under the management of ID. PAINE &
CO. which have ever yet been presented the public
The old Moryland Lotteries now under the exclusive
mana cement of Paine Co., also offered to the pat
rons or Fortunes Home. where Of the Grand Ca
pitaa have been sold and paid At sight. See the follow
ing Grand Schemes for February and address orders
G. w. PURCELL Agent for the Managers,
Richmond Virginia
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TRUST SALE OF LAND IN KING WILL

IN pursuance of Deed Of Trust, executed IL the sub
scrher by George ~ Powell, hearing date the 18th OF
March, 1886, for certain purposes therein specified ami
duly recorded in the Clerks Office OF King William
County, shall proceed 10 SELL al public auction, fui
cash. on The 2ld day Of February next. at King William
Court House, that heiug Court day, the Tract Of Lane
me nlioned IN said deed, commonly called Woodbury.,
upon which The said George =. Powell NJ present
sides. continuing i've hundred and fifty nine
This Farm is situated upon Nailaponi river about
two miles from Cuur: House and very well ad1pt
eli 10 the growth of Corn OATS Ry~ SC. There upon
II an exc, lea, lite fer all. he buildings la.se
ami conmodions, and by repairs might he mado
very comfortable. As II l. supposed that any person
wishing 10 purchase VIII frs; view tie premises,
more part, uar description j. deemed nnEccessar.
The iilr il believed 20 he perfectly good; but, selling
as trustee stall only convey such title a. - vested Ia
me. WILLIAM a SPlL.ER,
Jan l5--ew,ds Trustee.
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MAXINE JOURNAL.


7,gn aler this asy. a, 2 O'Clock, P. NJ.
ARRIVED,
Schr. VIM. Mowry, Bonnsll, New York.
SAILED,
Schr Manchester, Matthias, New York.
Schr. VIM. Applesarlh, Kent, Baltimore.
Schr. Sarah Louisa, Norton, Philadelphia.
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TN The United Stale. Court, for the Eastern Dis
/ lricl Of Virginia, December 5h lS45:
The United States of America, IN libel NJ
One Package OF Buttons, '"'0'
The citation having been executed on Benin
B. Allen, on The 2nd day Of September, lS45, re-
curing him 10 appear and answer The libel in
This cause, and the order made in This ca use, Oh
the 18th day of November, 1915, having been
duly published, and the said Benjamin B. Allen
being solemnly called, and not appearing, and no
person appearing To inlerpose claim for The said
package OF buttons, the cause came on this day to
be heard on The libel heretofore fled on conside-
ration whereof, the Court doth adjudge, order and
decree that the said package Of buttons be con-
demned, as forfeited TO the said United States OF
America; and the Court doth further adjudse,
order and decree, that ,he Marshal, after having
advertised the time and place Of sale for fifteen
DAYS, in some newspaper published in the city oil
Richmond, do proceed to sell said package fbuE
tons 10 the highest bidder, al public auction, Tor
ready money; and that he bring The proceeds Of
said sale, after deducirg The expenses thereof,
into Court, TO be held subject 10 IFS future order;
and that he report his proceedings, in execution
hereof, TO The Court. A Copy-Tcste,
P. MAYO, Clerk
In pursuance OF the above decree, the under
signed will proceed to sell The package Of buttons
named in The said decree, 10 The hshes; bidder,
al public auction, Tor ready money. The sale
will take place on The eih day Of February next,
AL 10 ocl ok, al the Custom House, in The city ni
Richmond. EDMUND CHRISTIAN,
Jan. Odds Marshal U. S., E. ID. "
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GEORGE w. ATKINSON,
T. O m ma iSsiOn Mere II an {

GEORGE w. ATKINSON,
Commission Mere an t I.
OFFICE-FronL Building, .Sa0cloe JTar.hons
Richmond, Vuginia.
~ w. A. will give strict ana personal attention TO
VI the sale of Tobacco, Wheat, Flour, &c, and soli
cts the patronage of his old friends, the friends OF The
former firm Of Ellis Il Atkinson, and the public gene
rally, promising To his best e1erons 10 promote the
interest Of his patrons and friends Jan. l5-cwlm
NEGRO HIRING.
THE subscribers offer their services TO their friends
and the public generally IN hire out their Negroes
far the ensuing year. They would advise those who
would wish 10 employ them 10 give information rs soon
possible, that they may get good homes and prices
They pledge themselves III take good security, and
make bonds payable quarterly In all cases ALSO TO pay
sIrict TO their Negroes when Sick and TO
plny Medical attendance al 81 per annum for each
want, IL required From their experience in the bust
ness and general acquaintance, they hope TO merit
and receive a full share nt public patronage.
10 Their Office is immediately opposite The Bar
Room Of the City Hotel. formerly Rel Tavern
HODGES, ROY & PCLILAM,
AuctioHeers and General Agents,
Dec. lief Wall 1t. Richmond. Va
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Richmond, llth January, ls47
PURSUANT to an order OF The superior court oil
1 Cbancery for the Richmond Circuit, made on the
25h day of February, 1896 the creditors of James
Scggs deceased hereby notified 20 produce before
me- In this Office, before the 10th day Of March
Eex, l6i7, their respective claims, with the evidence
III support lHtIeol W. ID. i'l HCh,
Jan. la-c2awsw Master Commissioner.
NOTICE
rs hereby given that application vi be made to the
President and Directors of the Richmond, Fredercks-
burg and Potomac Railroad Company, for the renewal
Of scrip. No. ITO, dated nth December, 1884 for two
shares Of Stock said Company in the name Of Philip
Samuel which Stock transferred on the eighth day
of December, 1875 70 the undersigned, Joseph NJ Shep-
pard and The Scrip for which Stock has been lost Or de-
stroyed. AkGHiBhLn SAMUEL,
JOHN r. SAMUEL,
PHILIP SAMUEL,
Executors Of Philip Samuel, deceased.
Ian l3-rw3m JOS. NJ. SHEPPARD.
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~ cIiANCERY. In Holloway Comfy
Court, November 9TH 1916:
sarah Dillon, widow or William Dillon, and Binford
French and Eliz ,brh his WIFE Robert French and Mar
tia his vito. Benjamin Mann and Lonsa NJ. his wife.
John J. Dillon, VIM II. Dillon. James Webber and Nan
cy his wife, Berry Foster and Frances his WIFE George
g. Mckay and Sally a. his wife Rowland Anderson
and Mary his wife, Robert Pollard and Lucy 4. his
wife. John Dillon, Adene b. &. Dillon, Henry 7. Dbl
lou aud James ard Jane Dillon The last of whom
are infants under The OF twenty one year, WIN .Hc
i, George B. Mckay, their next friend, Plaintiffs
against
John H. Knight and Edward 4 Jecfess, Executors .,
the will Of WIN. Dillon, deceased, Defendants.
by consent OF parties, this Cause this day
be heard the bill, answers and exhibits, and was ar
cne! by counse on consideration whereof, the tort
doth cdjudgr, order and decree that the defendants, Ex
ecu.ors of the will oflhe said Wm Dillon, deceased de
liver and surrender 10 the plaintiff, sally Dillon
the property devised her in absolute right by The -aid
sill that To say, the household and Si;cEen furniture
of the estutor the crops hand and the iestaors
rage and harness. and tie Court doth further adjudgr.
order and decree, that the said defendants also deliver
up for division MI the slaves of the said iestator ami
thai Samuel u. Burke, NJ. W. Robertson. Wm. X. Jen
nngs, James A. Robertson, Vim Jennings, or any three
&c them. who are hereby appointed Commissioners for
Tie purpose, do fairly value the said slaves, aud permit
the said plaintiff, Sarah Dillon, 10 make choice OF ~
many as will amount To one half IN vale thereof, and
the said slaves selected assign Ia her. as her part Of
the slaves devised by the will Of the said tesator; ad
That said Executors sell public auction, fer cash AFTER
giving due notice Of r time and place Of sale, The
slaves remaining after the sand assignment 10 thu pau
ld, Sarah liOn, and report account Of such sale 10
Court and they required TO make report Of their
ceedings: And IL appearing by satisfactory evidence,
that The testators brother, Join and his three sisters,
Nancy, Ezabrt! and Frances, are moi inhabitants OF
tins Commonwealth, an: II being unknown thal they.
or either of Them had children living at the death Of
the tesator the Court doth adJudgs order and decree
that the child children Of each of The said persons
any there be- appear here February Court 1877 and
make themselves parties Defendants file heir answrTs
and assert their rights Claims under The will Of the
said estator, and that copy Of this nrdrr be published
eight weeks successfully in one of the newspaper.
printed IN the city Of Richmond and that another copy
be posted the door Of the Court house Of this
county. Copy-Trsir,
Nae S-rusu, - piTIc IA
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Matthew D. Pea,ross and Agness Peatross,

The defendant, Matthew u. Peatross, not having
entered his appearance aud given security according 10
the of Assembly and the Rules OF this Court anu
annearnr by satisfactory evidence that he is in
habitant of this Common wealth. Is ordered, that the
said defendant appear before the Judge Of our said
Cont lie Court house, on the hrsi DAY o me next
Term and answer the bill Of the plaintiff; and that
copy of this order he forthwith inserted in news
paprr published the City Of Richmond, for two months
sccessvey and posted at the front door of the Court
House of said county. Copy. Teste,
Dec 4-cw2m ROBERT HUDGIN, Clerk.
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SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR FEBRUARY

Tickets $40; halves 5; qnaIters2 So. We will sell Is
wholes for 1920; which we warrant TO draw ITO So
Cost of Certificate 100 51-shares in proportion.
10000 DOLLARS. 100 of 1000 DOLLARS.
Susquehanna Lottery, Class 10 he drawn February
To- le47, at Baltimore. 70 Nos, 10 drawn.
| prize Of sao,OOS prize of $1,000
10 0On " 2,l5s
5000 100 1000
1000 100 /" 500
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TN CHANCERY-ViRcfSIA:- Al rules held in the
L Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
aud Cancey Of Caroline County, on the Cd day Of No
yember, 1876
Ewe Branan and William Graves, late merchants
and partners, trading under The firm of Ewel, Branan
and COMPANY, Plaintiffs:
against
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JOHN c. RUTHERFORD,
Attorney 1T Saw,
DRACTGcES in the Superior and Inferior Counts of
L Coochand and Powhatan.
Post Office AT I.och-Lomoad, Coochland.
Jan. 22-cw2m
ROBERT n. COLE AND ROBERT BLACKWELL,
rI,AKE SOTlCE-That shall, in Of tho Jury
Rooms in Halifax Cont House, on Thursday, The
lst day of April 547 proceed to take the depostnns of
George W. Wiams and others, To be read "a evidence
upon the trial OF suit now depending in the Circuit
Superior Court OF Law and Chancery Tor the county II
Charlotte, In which we are plaintiffs AMI you arc dc.
PENDANTS. Yours, &C.,
BARKsUALE. WALLER & CO.,
Dec 26-cwlm Wlin sur for WIN S. Rafk,dalr.
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Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class s. Ia be drawn OH
January 30lh, 1917, at Wilmington, Della.
ware, IS Nos 10 drawn.
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IN HasCERg.-VIHGiSts:-At Rules held IN the
Clerks Office nf The Superior Courr OF Chancery for
the Richmond Circuit, the 9Th day Of January, 1877:
Walter Freeman, Piaintif:
against
Robert Cochranp and other Defendants.
The defendant above named not having entered his
appearance and given security, according 10 the act OF
Assembly and the rules Of this Court ard II appearing
bv satisfactory evidence Thai he j. not an inabant OF
this Common wealth. II is ordered, that the said drend-
do appear the rules To he held for the said Court,
on the first MONDAY in April next, and answer the bill
OF The plaintiff and that copy Of this order be- forth
with inserted in newspaper published In the city
Of Richmond fer two months successfully, and posted
al the front door OF The Capitol IN the said city.
Copy-Teste,
Ian I5-cwom PuWHATaN ROBERTS, ID. C.