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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-03

The Gfs ftc1m vcfso baitin This country Tor tho pur.
pose Of regularly ef1aifg tho Auaqtc was launched az
Nov No'k on Saturday last The "Washnfop." Tor
such H her H3mc, wall ply between Nov York and B'etne1.
Pasrrscf lor England tnd France will b. land,d M
Southampton, whence they will bc forwarded to London
by r..rad, l Have NJ Paris by steamboat She viii
he commanded by CHpt. llwTf. well known the Tor
nef commander Of ho HAVE packet ship Utica, and will
depai' on her irst voyage the first Of March EeSL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-03

o.. The New York Herald of Monday announce. the
arrival Of The bre Quincy Capt Kempt,n. with d,4p1ch,.
from Vera Cruz Tor the Spanish Minister NJ Washington
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-03

There being no choice the baotngs suspended ll
next day, aud the two houses adjourned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-03

" On examining Tanners Map Of Mckee. which We
understand BE- used by the Government we fnd tat The
city OF Ncionn s laid down the only nap we have seen
n which iiuf s ihe case THIS mp MAJ bo obtained Of
Mr.. &. +. Fisher
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-03

snd the the Bench oi the Cpuu Of Appeals which
Justly due 90 ut the unprovded was very mpro-
perry bestowed upon Old fIunker The Chiyary have
good rghi complain OF tIu- and should not be sur
prised f they do complain very bitterly.
Mr.. Smith elected Governor because ho was re-
puied of the thya'ry.
Mr. ssIaYn was O. 'estf.I o.. s.pgreaa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-03
Ro. ;. Lloov, sec'y.
stocks OF Tobacco in EurOpc-ContractV ill the
French Governments. &C.

We sre enabled through the pohteness OF Commerc al
friends present a statement Of the stocks OF American
Tobacco IA the European markets the 1t i'm 1871
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-03

u Among the recent deaths Monterey We regret to
learn tia, Of Robert Eskndge young swyerof Virginia,
and formerly Of Fincaste lie belonged 20 the Blumore
regiment Of volunteers and engaged IN On, battle of
| Monterey, from which he csoaped unhuu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-03

" The Union Of Monday night conir7dics d., rumor
that Santa Anna had thrown OF s3jOO0 men be-
tween Generals Taylor AID WORTH On the Authority Of
| letter from Cen Jcsup
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-03

TIIImTTW sun. I'M
which the following paragraph occurs, friend Of the
Administration:
"WAmysTov, J1n'y 81, 1917.
1.-THE half and hall resolution in tus House voting zen
Taylor medal and thanks for hIs bravery bot cou-upy
HIM indirectly Tor The capitu.Ion. bad ia-c u look
ike want OF ccu'nge members make direct charge
and yet morbid dcsire O accuse There IT, doubt Or,
the pert Of members disposition be dissatisfied rs h
te plan u military operations OF Gen. Taylor But we
must ~atfor ihe documents which Mr. TnOmpsons re-o-
luton will shOr iOrt before We form opinon on the
SUBJECT"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-03

Auction NotiCc-wtLtANs IiAIALL viii ,cI this MON
ns a. ~ o'clock Ro Ia Guay md r,
New GREENS Susar, Racon Haas Eiltnorc Wrartu
sh'ndef- aud ians JoIcs No Lard Guscn Chccs-
oard, Dupuy Co Handy, lin Bran, RccLed Nhtcy
'l h'ngahcA Nhakry sack Sal Ehlfi hir I, Euich
sins, Window Glass, good damaged l. tther Sc a,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-03
January 9th, 1917.

As failed 10 obtain from Capt May tho account Of HE
adventure no bad Ugnhod his intention Of furnishing me-
am forced 20 The necessity Of giving heard " from
tho officers and bic Alor no had rcracod his steps
through tho pass with the body aud proceeded
raj hundred yards he heard runibng sound behind him
as large stones we're being rolled down tho mountoin
lie Immediately went back IN the direction, and shortly
met tho Lieut. and Sergeant Of tho guard Of whom no
demanded "whcfo b. guadl" the Lieutenant answer
cd that they nonr but turning look Tor them
but the Sergeant ~ bc found Tho whole command
hon proceeded towards the pass again. and came up II
without hndnR anything If the mcni but they found large
number Of loose that they say had been hurled down
from tho perpendicular eide Of the ain and traces Of
blood In several places They then went through the pass,
and usVood several miles, bot could discover any ira
Of the men, although they heard that party Of Amer
had gone through tto village. bot u sad
whether prisoners not. lev shots fred from
their cab.ncs atpofsons the mountains but they I'D
not reach Capt May seems undecided whether these mon
have been carried ~ not
Two mails will leave hero Tomorrow and Heaven
knows when saoiher will start Ono will 20 By iio
way Of Monterey and tho other lo Taupicu. Tho later
viii be only express mo III car got my letter, m
Will.
feel very to-day that Vera Cruz is the aim Of
hc commanding Gcncr. aud should not be sufpftscd
Il We were tho march 10 Tampico IN few dsys Ia
counting up tho number u horses to-day ior which Tor
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-03
Valuable New Books ai Auction,
For One Week Ouiy

THIS EVENING, at o'clock, store adjoining No 4 Nv sr-
GI store WI SCI argc choice Aoftnr n
sand1Id and Mserl Books Just the Northern
TIE SAVES wil continue Tor evenings only.
l Members 90 Legislature pub general ar, IN
viir, call and examine thu collection during the DAY
Ja1s-u INt.UHS A. HEpTIiER Amen.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-03

ssinco This written, Nr. r g. Boc1ck has been non.
inated-But o. lc s7crhcos very valuable prdcuco r.
honor will scarcity b. deemed au adequate reward 1r h
scfYctsl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-03


Washington.
NJ Hunter has been elected to the senate.
Mr.. Mason DO.
. ' many have been elected tic Virginia Logslaire-
but that De- t-Dsicfed rewafd--bui fuofcy 4 Stepping
stone Go future promotion.
There on hand and unptOydcd TOT, hr' tie
hoeHiy-fu,s. All of hssg-lcEcspt one, Mf IafWc-
who, understood wants H1'hug must be fomunsrtted
before Col. Goodson's ard hs ironds turn como They
enough Go make Judges Congressmen md Councillors
iHr years tI come.
%. In about Ha the connuer Of tho State. there from
one to two Of e tu11y cach county. ready o.
their country either boo Congress te Legislature, They
under ur DusIraI ugirrmtu entitled 60 precedence
over tho Od Hulkrft lu 'ls B'uGswicL District they
impatient t1 have GsnI D,Hngu1c aside. Ditto IN
Che Norfolk Disuc,-D rO ll1..x ln the Charlotte,
Mr. FUurnoy aud de B.cosss-,I of tds sirp,-afc tho
only spoken ~. They d.ntsay turkey once 10 the
ODD luUi,ra.
j. uctrIofc conclude. pf NE Chirairv d5.t iae,,as,
tuyf1leifJ thor ir about fem y.srs from ths time ihc
ODD uInk,s may begin 'p hold up their icads, AID Col
GuJi-aus nomination 1i GIy. irl.sc. m1y be- in order
Brf u then, tisy musi Stand aside while i,r bctors au
served end Dol ,ue meantime fake comfort from q sense o
tio necessity oi Che cuaa.
q DEMOCRATIC sYMPATHisER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-03

JTho New York Courier 10 'orms us that Mr. Thomas
Rawlings whO s interested society and em.rrant.
from Europe TO th. Sales ha received instruction. from
England reseryc 10000 acrca Of large tract oi auI
n Western Virginia, for settlers from wales, most Of whom
intord 10 omigrato in thc Spring.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-03

u We received yesterday NJ Letter from our Washing.
ton correspondent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-03

Spirits TGHPENTGNE-1O Cass- Spuits Tut.-n.
- Iine ~ ifon bouRl casks, iEdng Tor sale by
f. = BiSsELL A. CANuIIsII.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-03
NEW LAW HOOKS.

hhh Gently occupied by n. a. HlEa. street between
~ au 9Th it. VI - undergoing thorough repair. 90 -nn
can be lad by the 18Th mss tb Nf JOHN MEREDITH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-23
- Gyms of the Enauirer.

~. rrnuirer is published DAILY (for the city,
r.rm,. ~ LKi.Y (for the country.) For the Daily
dollars per anRu u, aud At the rate of eight
~, ,s,,s.n for snc,,er period than one year. For
-, III Weekly, Eve doliirs per annum, and Three
s< air months, pa able IN advance, TO be pad IN
SIT. =, remitied by mail, post paid; or Six Dollars
yI,n a, the end oftae year.
~ n. dues To this Office may he RENTED per NAL
.nd available Bank notes, at the risk OF the Edi-
sosa sars Of al letters bsin2 paid by the Cr'eTs-
s rsr, of single letter is scarcely oil any account
b F'r IL is the accumulation Of postage IN an
&c ,ss hnsiness, which operates as serious TAX
"a ''' yrRNs OF ADVERTISING.
:. rur nAlIY ENQUIRER-For one square OF
M. or less, first Insertion my cents, aud
teh "sss,nc insertion twenty-five cents-i insert
tey a,,ek. twice a week, or three times week,
" s,vea and half cents
yT,IE sEMI-WEEKLY-one square OF sixteen
,.ss FRS, insertion, IS cents ios eSch c"hlnu-
T. 70 cents. =. a.c.mna,,.d u,,,b M.
nav or satisfactory references TO insure e1ecu'
advertisers are charged ffty dollars for thirty
IA in that proportion for advertisements OF
~, az" Is,.,h-except Lottery Vendors and Auction
~ No are charged one hundred dollars tpaper In
- os,..ar,ss and Marriage, from tho county.
j ~ IN. oarty's handwriting 10 unknown at u IL
s.s,,, IA authenticated by IN. endogsat!on oil The
kcse ,, IN ths nei9b5cfnood, they will in co case
aa..,,sssa. Every measure, that has been taken 10
,,apo,,tions and euizzes, has proved heretofore
",,nu We must, therefore, insist, ~ sucn case ,
-. Communication being certified by the name Of
- oo,maste r. rritten on the back Of the letter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-23

aud Whissery. that the former regards all inter-
esis equally, viewing Them through The medium
OF The laws and Constitution; The latter pays
cour! 10 interests OF a particular nature, few and
special hoping TO acquire power by their comb.
nation. Il is 10 be hoped that tho present pros
porous condition of one, at least, o! these, will
release il forever from the embrace oil Whigsery,
and that it, in common with the whole country,
will acknowledge The debt incurred 10 the admi-
nisralion, in Increasing and continued confidence
and support OF the men and the party who have
effected such happy results.
Il is vain for the Wings, led By their great en-
bodmenI himself, 10 make any Thing more out OF
The present condition OF the county, in spite too
Of foreign var in which we are unfortunately
but necessarily engaged, than one II unexalnped
prosperity. We justly claim the credit, under
Providence, Tor The administration; and when the
Wings sneerineiy ask il MIR. Polk 'caused The
famine abroad, ii is sufficient tori 10 enquire
il he has produced ruin al home We do not
claim supreme wisdom for Mr.. Polk nor iniai-
bilily for our party,-but this We do assert, that
We have shown wisdom at least equal 10 that Of
the Wings, and our good fortune If nothing else,
is auesled in the presen, happy condition Of the
country. Is il wise 10 change rI'ers whilst this
state OF things continues, is Question for the
people, which doubt not, they will decide cor
Teclly ROANE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-23
TROOPS IN GEN. SCOTS ARMY.

we learn al lhe AdJutant GeneralS office lsays
the Union) tina, more than 1000 troops (new re.
giments and reorganized companies Of the old)
have been sent TO reinforce the army under Mai.
Gen Scott; and that official reports have been re.
ceived, which show that nearly 5000 have ar
rived al Vera Cruz between The 24th OF May and
18th of June, and which, VIC understand, have
been pushed forward TO join the advancing column
Of The army with all practicable expedition.
The entire force in advance Of Vera Cruz, op.
Grating in the interior, and moving in The direc-
lion Of lie capital exceeds $1,000. These arc,
Of course, exclusive Of The garIisons a! Tampico
and Vera Cruz II is impossible to determine
what deduction should BE- made on account OF the
lick; bur, according 10 The bes! Judgment OF mill.
ary men, il should lie PIT dcwn al NOT less than
the hear, OF Mexico atoui l2,cC0, exclusive of
staff corps. The army dnaer Gen. Scot mnsl
soon be further increased, since more than $500
are kn0tca 10 he en- route for Vera Cruz; among
which arc six companies Of The U. $. infantry,
and several compar les oi marines, &c. In add.
lion 10 these, respectable number Of troops, Of
an effective character are now raising and will
be promptly CIR roafe for Gen. SCOTS army
We take The present as I'll occasion 10 say 10
our readers, that we shall henceforlh forbear 10
make any corrections Of The errors and ofI.re
peated Measurements of our forces in The field,
which appear in certain prints. But We will say,
once for all, that The pay roGs-hat nlalible test
Of aumbers-wiil show hat the forces in Mexico,
under Major General Scott and Major Gen raj
Taylor, in The month Of July, will exceed 10000.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-23

strong sense which he enteriains of their Injustice
TOWARDS HE United States could moi be uttered in
The friendly lone which he desires 10 preserve in
the present communication. He turns from these
therefore 10 dwell-as he does with upfeiroed
pleasure-upon The sentiment contained in an ear
ly part OF The same note, where The Mexican go
vernment expresses how painful it is ITO see dis.
'uioed the sincere friendship which il cultivated
WHO your [our] republic, whose continued pro.
siess u mas always admired, and whose ins.itu-
lions nave served itas a model"
ms ieeIns IS most cordially rcciproca'ed by
Inc PRESIDENT, whose earnest desire Il is thai the
United Mexican States, under institutions sic,;lar
10 our own, may project and secure the liberty Of
their people, and maintain an elevated standine
among the nations OF the earth.
The undersigned embraces this occasion 10 Of
fer 10 your excellency the assurance Of his most
distinguished consideration
JAMES BUCHANAN.
(rRANsLATioS.l
10 his s1tellency Ike Seerria,y of Sets oftae Uni.
led Stat<sof A7seried,
FEDERAL PALACE, June O., 1877
The Undersigned, Minister Of Internal and
Foreign Relations, had The honor 10 receive Your
e1ceiency's no!e, dated 18TH April last, In which
You declare that hi caceilency the President OF
the United States intends 10 dispatch, as a com.
missioner 10 lie Headquarters CT The army opera
ling in Mexico, Nicholas p Trst, Esq. the Of.
flcef next in rank 10 your exceliency, with full
powers 10 conclude deGniive treaty Of peace
with the Mexican United STATES; and The most
excellent President al interim OF this republic, 10
TO whom The undersigned Immediately made
known The contents Of your eXcellency's said Of.
hcial mole, has determined that you should be irs
formed, ia reply, that the decision Oh The affair
IN question being reserved TO the sovereign Con-
srcss oil the nation, your excelency's said note Is
transmitted BY him 10 that body, in order that IL
may determine what should be deemed most pre-.
per on the subject lis resolution shall be CON-
mnnlcaled in due time 70 your excellency, by the
department under the charge 0; The undersigned
who leaves for that occasion the answer TO The
points embraced in your excelency's said note.
The undersigned avails himself of this oppor.
unily 10 offer 10 your exceency the assurances
OF his distinguished consideration.
DOMINGO IBARRA
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II cHANCERY-vIRcINrA AT Circuit Superior
Court Of Law and Chancery, continued and held
~ back,neham county, at the Court House, Tues
~, lhe 2olh day Of April, l647:
o'" n. 1ii'iam, Executor of Sarah Cason, deceas
W Plaintiff:
~, a ran, b; Cason, Fuqua Cason, Obadiah Wooda
r,s. narase MS wife, Sarah Cason, widow Of Larkn
m Vs aug ner children, Elizabeth Cason, Judith Gu
ia saan Cason, Mary Jane Cason, and Elijah Cason
sn ns state, William Cason, John G. Goisey and
Ss, a's Te, of Tennessee, James Cason Of Missouri.
a.. Robertson and Polly his wife. Samuel Adj
C,, ane Nancy his wife of North Carolina, Stephen
S sOa o. Alabama, and Lucy Cason. widow OF John
:. IN. deceased. and her two children, William Ca
Tsnd sarah Cdson, ofthe State Of Tennessee Defts.
rAle plaintiff having filed his bin PRAYING 70, the
adjudication Of The rights OF The eeatees under
t WIN Of his testatrx, Sarah Cason, deceased, and
H ,,ion Of The estate accordingly on the motion
l., niiam D. Cason one Of the defendants and leru-
H., .ae Court doth order that all persons who may
.,ss claims against the said decedent, Sarah Cason,
d. at the same for settlement before the first
s September next and that this order be publish
n. |s eight weeks in the Richmond Enquirer and
sa al the door Of the Court House Of this county
40 several Court days.
'one 25-ew6w
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! NJ undcrsgned, CommiS soners, acliES IN VIIlUt
..,srs al The County Count CT Essex, will receive
a Proposals, To he addressed TO them a, this incc
ra,i un, the second day Of August, isi7, (or
fs day II fair, ii not, on the next iar day :herea
sunday excepted the coGtfact will be certainly
i :. ,n- lowest bidder, for the erection OF Court
En- with The Clerks Office therein, for the use Of
.sid eounty-to be built according 10 the annexed
-.,dule and specifications. Seventeen hundred dol
:. y; rbr money for the payment Of the said building
N n the hands Of the Sheriff of this county on The
say Of November next the remainder OF The cost Of
IA saildns will We paid out OF the county leyies OF
~ and st9-that is 10 say, one noety on the LIST day
! lavender In each Of said years. The undertaken
iii ony be required 10 execute bond win GOOD secu
~ n Inc pena,y of thirty five hundred dollars, dou-
y hs amount of the payment to be made in November
~ WARNER LEWIS,
'' WILLIAM A. WRIGHT,
JAMES ROY MICOU.
T,,paaannock, Essex Co, Va, June Goth, lei7.
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TN CHANCERY.-ViRcrsi.: - At Court of APP
peals, held at the CAPITOL in the city of Richmond,
on Wednesday, May 9Th, aa?:
'osep aa; -. s"ah' iid'a'ih Upon writ
Patrick Durkin and Others Justices -. :. Pia,
Of the Hastings Court Of the town of Pc " ~ r;,
tcesburg, who the instance and S a. .o CO, s
relation Of William Nisbet and John H. Cous VI
Butler, late merchants and partners i.1" q Sna r
trading under the style and firm of MIS- Gerry, nelo Io[
bet Butler, for the benefit of George Inc toWn oI
w. Harrison, Defendants. retersburg'
Tho writ Of supersedeas heretofore awarded in this
cause not having returned executed on the defend.
ant, William Nisbct, and il appearing to the salts.
faction of the Court that he IS not inhahtan, OF This
Commonwealth, motion OF the plaintiff by his coun-
sell 1t is ordered tina, the said defendant DE- appear hero
the first Monday In October nett, to have rehearng
of the whole matter In the judgment aforesaid contain
ed and that copy this order be- forthwith inserted
in newspaper printed in the city Of Richmond,
and continued for months successfully, and also
that another copy thereof DO posted at the front door Of
The Capitol In the said city. Copy Teste,
June i-ew2m J. ALLEN, CO.
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Lofts P. ROGERS, C. C.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, S,

July II, 1871. J
All persons having claims against the estate OF John
L. Upshur, deceased, which have already been
ported, viii present them to me, duly authenticated on
or before Thursday. the 9th day Of September NEXT
And also all persons having claims against the estate Of
settlement before The aforesaid oh day of Septem
bernSx.. SMITH NOTTINGHAM, G. e. 8. c.
July rD-cwew
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Memorandum Of Volunteers aes,ined for lie eel4=r
comn.andea tv Meier General 7aplo7.

commented tv Major General Iaplo7.
Now IN ADVANCE or CAM.Bco, AND At THAT
POINT. | regiment from Mississippi, TO- do.
from Virginia, l3; do. from North Carolina 9;
| do. from Massachusetts 10; l battalion (horse)
from Texas.
YET 70 ARRIVE DESTINED FOR SaLTiLLo g
companies from Virginia; do. from North Ca
rolina.
YET TO ARRivE.-l regiment from Illinois,
d. from Indiana; do from Ohio; battalion Is
companes) from New jersey; | do. do. from D.
c. and North Carolina; do. do from Alabama;
company foot from Florida; 4 companies horse
from Illinois. Arkansas Ohio. and Alabama.
w. w. $. BLISS, Asst. Adj. Gen.
Headquarters, near Monterey, June l6, le47.
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IN CONGRATULATIONS: Al d Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chanccry continued aud held Tor
buckingham County, at the Court ousa. on Monday,
the Io,h day Of hprt ls47:
Sprey Engie, rishth;
against
Martha Enele, William Ensle, Andrew J. Land and
Sarcy his wife, Johu Spencer Child Of Mary Spencer,
Waddy Eagle, Serener Ensl., Reuben Ensle, David
Enyle aud Susanna A. Cngle, aud Ciortcn CharibcTs
Executor OF James Slaton, deceased, Defendants.
This cause came this day 10 be further heard by
consent OF parties the papers formerly read and the
award OF Thomas n. Bondurant, OR. Moseby and Will
liam A. Scott arbraors chosen by the parties to arb
trate and finally settle The accounts Of the defendant
Ciopton Chambers Executor af James Satun, dccea.-
ed with the estate of his esta,or, and with tho distr
buees and devisees Of said estate, filed 10Th Septem
her, 1896 and argued by counsel consideration
Whereof and by like CONSENT the Court approving The
said which there Is exceptions doth confirm
the same; and the motion of The defendant A. j..
Laird and wife, and Joshua Beazeley and wife, BY
they being legatees aud distributes in said es
tale suggesting that reunding bonds are not necessary
for tie protection Of the said Executors and appear
ing that than two years have elapsed since the
qualification of said Executor, the Court doth order
that all persons who NAV claims against the de-
cedent James Saton, do exhibit the same for settle
ment on or before the is day Of September next and
that copy Of this order be published for eight weeks
In tile Richmond Enquirer and posted al the door OF the
Court House Of this county Two several Court days.
A Copy. Teste,
July 2-cwBw r. ELORIDGE, G. G.. 8. c.
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PENSIONERS, THREsHERs AND
n, MAJ WHEAT FANS, &c.-The subscriber
TTtorse,Powers, various patterns
.ansieshers, staple tooth and others
pSlanrs Patent Fan Mill, the best in use
SA. o'ooSs' do, &c all Of which are made in The
g manner, and warranted.
rp'a;.D Baga, Flat Dutch and Red Top
up 6ncswheat, Rye, &c. For sale by
luv,e q. BALDWIN, No, 10, I4,h ST.
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TN Observation-Disclosures AT Court Of Monthly
Session, held for Louisa county. at The Courthouse
thereof. on Monday, the 0lh day Of May, 1877
David Shelton, Executor Of Matthew shelton, de-
ceased, Plaintiff:
against
Nelson r. Shelton and Polly his wife, John B. Shell
ton Administrator de bons OF VIM. Shelton the el
der, and the said John C. Shelton and VIM. Shelton,
Defendants
The defendants, Nelson F. Shelton and Polly his
wife, not having entered their appearance and given
security according law and The rules of this Court,
and II appearing the satisfaction OF The Court that
they are inhabitants Of this State motion OF the
plaintiff by his Attorney 1t ia ordered that the said de-
PENDANTS Nelson F. Shelton and Polly his wife, do APP
pear before justices of County Court Of Louisa
county, nj the Courthouse on the second Monday ~
August next and answer the bill of the plaintiff; and
that copy Of the said order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published In The city Of Richmond for
two months excessively, and posted n, the front door
Of the Courthouse Of this county some Court day.
Copy-Teste,
Nav Or cva, i0IS uT'STER G. l. e.