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PUNAWAf.-Was committed the Jail of Hartford
Ocouny, blaryand on the l4th May, l3i7, runaway
a negro man Who calls himself CARLO he is abou, Il
years OF about feet 81 inches high thick set black
compexon had on, when committed, old blue black cloth
pantaoons old white hat gray coat, lace boots
talks simple; no percepube marks upon his body.
The owner owners il any, requested to come for
ward, prove property, pay charges, and take him away
June 2I-law4w ~ 5lta8 VIM. G. BIJRKE sheriff
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II. f. JACKSON, III. CRANSTON,
Late of the Astor House. OfPavilion, Rockaway
EUTAW HOUSE,
BALTIMORE
JACKSON a. CItANSTON,
PrOprietOrs.
Coaches will be in readiness the depots and landings
convey passengers free of CHARGE to the house
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IN ID. MOsELY, United States Attorney, Will attend
L the several States and federal held at Nash
vile.
Particular attention paid the collection of claims.
Office i'm the courthouse Nashville. Tennessee.
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MORRIS ROBINSON, President
SAMUEL HAyNAY, Secretary.
CHARLES DE SELDiNCi, No IL, Todd's Buildings
49, Fennsyyania Avenue, Washington, d. c., Agent.
- W. L. IOHNSTON. M. d., Corner of and 9TH reefs,
Physician. Aug lS-2awlm
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Mutual Life Insurance Company, New York
NO. SO Wal street.
STATEMENT of the condition OF the Mutual Life Insur
- ance Company OF New York, the 3lst day of July
1877. G''
Number of policies issued to 1st May, 1877, 3S3l
Do. do since LIST May, 1871 81
Total policies issued 2Sts
Gress amount ofreceipts lst May, 1871 S5457A IA
Received within the last three months 7lIU "a
Total receipts 6l729s
Amount invested and cash on hand
Isl May, lsE $3.50 282 20
Amount invested and cash hand
the last three months 1908 80
425,3i5 20
ASSETS INVESTMENTS.
Bonds and mortgages real estate in the cities
OF New York and Brooklyn, valued double
the amount loaned thereon 2s7 900 90
Stocks OF the United States, and of the State and
city Of New York IaO575 40
Dcposi.e IN the Bank OF New York 1881 81
Cash on hand and in hands oil agents. 5,93s 80
1928 3s5 10
Deduct losses unpald 5000 %
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-16
PRoFESSIaNAL md ErSlAESS CARDs


PROFESSIONAL AND EISlAESS GARDS.
Ee. E3e E'EgYGHs,
Ar'rOR NEY At LAN
OGcc on Maia Street.
VAN RUREN, ARKANSAS.
: Aug /, 1917. asaf
gASG8s.AL d &baa aDEN,
TTORN EYS ALTA w.
yA7g BUazzy. ZA1EsAs.
n addition to their regular business they are pre-
u pared to attend to SOLDIERS and other caims
against the Goycrumeut-to make advances on the
'oFiner; and to have prompt attention given to any
Of professional business in Western Texas
July 20th 1917. 24;iy
/. STRAIN,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW,
IA YETTE VILE, ARK'S
VIII attend business IN al the Counties OF the 4h
aud iii Iudcia Circaitso the State:and vii attend
70 the collection Of claims in any part of the State
April25, 1874. -I2-y.
EENgY vvx1cgox,
attorney sassGa GDWssscEEos. al H4ayy,
VAN BUREN. ARKANSAS.
"a Ma sggg!!a r us.
Attorney :sasd Counsellor aG HIayy.
VAN BUREN, ARK'S.
LAW NOTICE.
S7SIiE undci signed will again turn his attention
q 10 the practice of The Law: his office will
for tho present, be in the Court House in the
Town Of Van Buren,, Craw ford County, A Arkansas.
in the room occupied by the Sheriff. Ilo will
regularly at,ond all the Circai Courts, in the 7llr
ana 4th Judicial Circuits.
R. c. S. BROWN.
26th January, 1897. 81.
MEDICAL NOTICE.
EB0cT0Bs STEVENSON s BROWN, hay-
~ ing uss6c.a;ed themselves in the practice
Of lied icine, Surgery. &c, most respectfully
tender their services 10 the citizens of Van Bufen.
;nd era ford county generally. In eases where
/ required their undivided attention w!I be given
without additional Charge
Office at Stevenson &, Bells Drug Store.
! Dec l0th, IS16.-z5.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-16

JEREH. COLLINS.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-16
GROSS HOTLL,
GEN E1EsL Stage OFFICE
AT TIE
HANGER HOUSE,
water street,--van Burcn, Arkansas.

water Street.--Van Burcn, Arkansas.
IA YsyHE subscriber. having recently taken
-zsssSA & the changer House" for term OF
- years hatters himself that he is now ready
Isgs E4sS to meet the wishes of the travelling COM
S]=@1--'-A muniiy. by supplying them with every
comfort and convenience which place like this can
afford.
The house situated in the central part the city
The large, airy and commodious, and have
undergone thorough repair-ftting up with new
furniture, beds and bedding
The subscriber assures his friends and the public
that effort his part shall be wanting to secure
comfort and satisfaction 10 his guests; and while he
solics share Of their patronage, he hopes by the
most reasonable charges and unceasng attention to
the duties of his vocation give entire satisfaction
Terms of Board
Board AZ 4 lodging per month with fires, $40 90
without fires 6 90
Board per n6n;h without lodging II 90
Transient Boarders per day w
. Children and scrvants-half price.
IIorss fare per day oo
From his boarders he will expect monthly pa gments'
without fail.
Gentlemen at all times be accommodated " ith
excellent riding hoTses also with first rate Hack and
span Of good horses with careful driver
Immediately in rear Of, and connected with the IIo-
tel good stable with attentive hosters and persons
arriving steamboats, at all times be supplied
with horses moderate terms.
Us. GROSS.
Van Barren, Aug. 9Th. I8l7.-25.-ly.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-16
Prcsga EDrug.. HEeel;cIsnes. g.

Fresh Drugs, Medicines, &c.
GtTEVENSON & BELL have received direct from
- Philadelphia large and well selected stock Of
DRUGS &c, to which they invite the inspection of
their old customers and the public generally Their
stock consists in part of the foowng:
Medicines;
Calomel. camphor, quinine, iodine odide of Potas-
sum, odide of iron, rhpbarb, Peruvian barks, India
and Turkey myrrh, Honduras sarsaparIla, Bay berry
bark, emlock bark, composition powders, creasote,
extract of quorce, seidltz and soda powders, kino,
PinkroOt, cream of tartar, &c.
Paints. &C;
Chrome green. chrome yollow, black lead, lamp
black, ivory black, Chinese vern!ion, Venetian red,
chrome green in oil ltharge dry white lead red lead,
gu.n shcIac.
DyestUff;
Indigo, madder, coPpcrAs, alum, logwood annatto,
oil Of vitriol
SuHGries
Murtars and pestles, sprtuas, pill tiles spring Ian
Gets Evans lancets genuine, do imita ton American
thumb ancets spring lance, blades, teeth hooks, paint
brushes, varn~h do, sash do, teeth do. matches,
russes, syrnges, randet's pills, Peters do, Sappng
ton do Moifats do Spencers do, Cooks do. Lee S
do Ihruston 5 do, apOsthccaries scales and gh1s,
allspice black pepper, ginger, mace, cloves, &c.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-16

SsaEYgs.
Z INNEN BOsom'shirts; Hickory. DO SILK, Cotton,
Z and Merino under do
For sale by WALLACE & WARD.
June 80, ii
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-16
@M TOCGFIGS.

HENRY & CUNNINGHAM,
A1 r received per steamers, arkansas No s.
Z K and 'Rdgley,' and in store largo stock of
MeTchatdize, suited to The trade, of which, the
following is a part:
2GO bags Rio Coffee,
$50 bags Laguay Coffee.
25 hhds. New Orleans Sugar,
% bbIs. Molusses,
1900 bags coarse salt,
100 bags fue do.
| pipe Holland Gin,
10 American Brandy,
10 DO. Gin,
10 bbls Malaga wine,
, DO. Port do.
10 do. Loaf Sugar,
do. bnners oil.
, do. Liusced ado.
DO. Spirits Turpcn,ine,
100 kegs Dupont powder,
10 do. bar Lead.
4 lso, Champagne, Bladeriu and Caret Wines;
French cordja!s, Brandy. cherries. Sperm aud
Star candles. Ess. peppermint, cloves and CHINA
mon. Pepper sauce, Almonds, Raisins. Sardnes,
&c. &c. 6:c.
July 3, 1917. u
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-16
az Ia ES E1kgTS.

SMITH'S r OW, N AN s TK q EFT,
VAN BURAN, ARK'S.
RATEFUL for The patronage heretofore be-
S1 slowed Upon him. respectfully informs the
pubic that he has just received now supply OF
Plate; and he still continues to manufacture
TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE,
Of which he has large assortment on hanf; ana
which he viii dispose Of either by wholesale or
retail, upon the IoUeSt Terms.
6autaering and Spouting,
Done at short notice. and upon reasonable terms.
May 29.h, lS47. I6-tf
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lotteries.
lotteries.
sTRATTON'S OFFICE,
NOS SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
Let an the world say they can,
For sslins Prizes srRhTTONs The man!

NJ D. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
Let all world .ay chat uAsy eaa
Tor sslns Prizes. srRhrroN's The
Down Nos. Of AsIAsdri,. No. 49, Nay lat
50 10 So % IL so 25 "a III 81 30 4 10
Tickets Nos IL 40 IL, prize Of $500, sold and paid
by STRATToN.
Drawn Nos. of Sussex E1. No IS. May I.,.
- 81 &c 65 10 10 IS 70 81 a. III
Tickets Nos III IS 81 Two more capital. sold and paid
II &c by sTRATToN.
10 ~ so 10 sS IS GO 1 "a CO
Ticket No. Is Ie OF 800 'o PAID by
Dawn Nos Of Lee.burg. Extra, No .. May 7th.
g 20 IL 10 GO u 6s 81 - ~ 10 u
r:.. ]: !: !: rn': n; sol. and : s4ssIro,
-, Drawn No. Of Mononsana, No. Is, May 9Th.
% 30 81 a. 50 go 9. ~ 81 20 80 IS IL n
" ROOMS my Office for Rent
Drawn Noe Of Alexandra, No 30, May 9Th:
% 30 ~ Sc 81 9 IS 10 81 60 81 5 50 II GO
10 AZ 43 81 l6 GO a 65
Drawn Noe Of Lsesburg, No 10. May 10Th:
IA 81 81 IL sc ~ 40 80 is 81 &C
Tickets Moss 81 ~, capital sold and paid by
$4,000, 5000.
Tusay-New Jersey, No. H. Capitss $4,000. 5000 1000
1883 10 1000, rs Nos. Tickets S. haIyr. 2so
ore I,25.
s22. 222-sllIII.
wsdnesiay-Alerapdra, No 81. Capitals: ss2222. nm,
1907 1851 Of III,&e &C Nos. 10 Tickets U.s. halves
2,so quarters IS
$4,000.
Thursay-N. Jersey No. -. Capitals Of $4,000 eOoO
1910 go Of 1000, rs NoI drawn. Tickets s5 halves
2-5o quarters LIS.
$4,000. 5000.
Frbday-Mononsala No. 10 Capitas $4,000, 5000, 1850
1900 lioS 100 Of 1000 DC rs Nos ie drawn Tickets
s25O; halves I,25; qrs CO cts
$1,000, 1000
Friday Nght.-Leesburg Extra, No. TO- Capitals $1,000
looO 'i3, &c 7s Nos Il drawn. Tickets have, or.
25
$4,000, 1000.
Saturday-Susser FL. No. 20. Capitals $4,000, 1000 500
&c &c rs Nos, IL drawn. Tickets 81; halves on.
1J Buyers referred my list of Prizes which
the Office, proof Of what has been done
continues the number soh and paid by
Do Orders for PACKAGE certificates, nse tickets above
seemes and in all Lotteries vii be promptly attended and
drawing when requested
Please address orders n. STRATTON.
Rrhmo
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SALT SULPHUR SPRINGS,
M..-nn,. l,nI.ArN. AInnIAI.

S,INCE the analysis of these Waters by Prof.
~ Rogers these Springs have been steadily and rapidly
increasing reputation the Of each nearly doubling
an number that OF the preceding. This attribute
the Iodine contained IN one OF the sping which was
befoe Of s ingredients and which has effected
a p.m,psnt cure IN naly dangerous de Diseases for
Water esored 20 before The presence OF
this ingredient lsays Dr. Mue will render this Water in all rrr
liability highly useu' IN many cases ~ N'h nc oins' p
either agent produce Ell Ct rhevc Sctoua some
diseases and the att etons for which Iodine as
generally Rigeo are amosg pamphlet the Salt
sulphur Springs published few by Dr Thomas d. Nut
te distinguished Physician and sugeon OF Philadelphia some
of the ptnsipl diseases the SAT- recommended by
DR.. Mutter following Chronic disease OF ihe b'an
Neurag Nevou. DISEASES such as IyPoehonda liyscra
apsy, Cborrs, &c Chtonc diseases Of the Chest in Ger
tain cases diseases O the Abdominal veera BILIOUS
or Hrpaue affections Chronic spenet' chronic Gastric ITra
on Dyspepsia Nervous Dyspepsia PyIoss OF
Water Brash, Irritation Of the Bowels odueing chronic
" The Urinary Oglns Chronic Diseases Of the Genta' Chrome
Rheumatm aeregna Rhsumatisn reo"ni' and In
Of the Bone' Chnic diseases Of the skin and many
the SAT- sulphur lis he s1y one Of The most
valuable 81 remedial THIS pamphlet of pr Muter
nt cures effected by these since the lat 'a
on We received the foow.ar letter from gentleman from
with permission to pub ' for the ecn'h OF those who
may he similarly effected " th himself
"Hsrs Es'tias carHAer'.
DsH srni the enco'cd ccudcse for the beneh OF
affected an with many han'' 'of your Mad attention
whilst em1intd at your hou'e' Very respectfully ro,y
wilmington. p.'lw,rr. August Srr. 1877.
Canfr sat suphar Springs tbs summer ION my wsy
Ia he I'd, suphur where hid c-e we'd goat hrnrh last
vas induced by friend TO 'ip day o. two ani Try tc
sase Of hp hncr staying day or two was 90 much
ifrtfmncdt Href anu hfiHg in atd
,.sd with The wafer declined NY TO ihr Red raid
q, ue SAT- Ny pusr nnrnr whom arrived from.
"a o AZ u.s. reduced m dly ~ whcte
remained long stad puc before getting
90 Ny discto ions of tho Lungs have had
81 bemonhoses and beeu severely threatened with Pulmonary
1ouump, spent Three wut'fs FLORIDA ant
~ 9TH at the Red anl can without hesitation
that h,ye received much benefit whrr, tho
sumo time Salt found che water much active
tran any tired ami very and
hing in ~ operations excited very hr. any sud
ured ny PULSE beats owcf than roc ed Red
iss summer used the Iodine Hpfng altogether
ROBERT FOLK
ViLutssror Def. Aug. 31s, 20.
particularly 70 thns- who may
anthc greater pau Of ~ The price ~
reduced from four d1i and my cents
ERsRtNE A. CARUTHRRs
a,lr srtrnrp prprros Va, ssh Aprn, 1917.
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RnsIon Markell. May Z.

Provsons-Hams sell quick lie, cash; Lard l05
mos Flour-Genesee, common brands sells at So fan
cy brands Ss,25; 300 bbls Georgetown, quality,
$3.50, and parcel S7,56i 900 barrels Frederick
burg fine. S6,s75 cash. Corn-SOuhern yellow fiat
nues scarce and would bring Sl0Ta 0S; 1000 bushels
Sales of 1000 bags Suma,ra 6ic, mos. Cocoa-Sae
OF 200 bags ST. Domingo at Ode, mos Talow-2000
lbs rendered sold &C. cash. Hdes-Sae OF 1000 West
Crn al lOlc. u mos.
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MONEY MARKET

The New York Express of Saturday evening says -
The aa:m that the potts OF specie from England this
country has given the bankers and capitalists London is
not surprising they had there that Sterling
bills by the last dates from New York. selling 1904
per IL this basis that large shipments
specie made The last took out advance
on Sterling bills l061alO7. The effect OF this will
be check the drain OF specie etiecuay and If the
rate stands whore Il does. u will stop alogelheLn
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BY Davcnport. Alien a Co.

by Davenport. Allen a Co.
DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY the 18th shall at our Dry Cool
ROOM sale O'Clock A W large generla a,
-or'ment Of FRESH lsonab Farey and Dry
portion Of which selected the Northern especially
for this ma kst. among which
Bue Blk and brown English and Belgian Cloths
BIZ and Fancy Cassmere'
All Wool nd Mixed T1eed,
White ami Marenes yesiinzs
Irish Linen. hif and whole pieces
Rich French Nader Lawns
Extra qua fancy cod
heh superior Organize
Fine white Barn-ey Linn,
Brown Linen Drills
Reh Broeaded Para,ols
%. 90 b inch whaeboue frame Bingham Umbrellas
Large variety Fancy from common to ven fine
Linen ard cotton Pantheon, s,uh', variety
Check Liaen Coariny CToion
Gambroons cotton and
Ned Iiesng' from common TO tine
Linen ami Diapers
Nanseens. Blue leans
Ga Check nuslins, a. Bobbneu
White and cord Cambues very fine
Pongee and Imitation Hdkf-
striped Paid and plain miret Kentucky leans
" satneI
riekenburgs Canvas Padding
Scarlet Padding; solid head Pins
50 Jaeone,t Mnslrns
Satin ard SIX vestngs; Bandanna HdEfs
Apron and Furniture Checks
Table Diaper; Marno shrinzs
silk. Mnhar and cotton Mits
SIX L.sle, Thread anI cotton Gloves
Theld Lace blk Nett
GinEhlm Hdkfs, linda silk do.
Blk Silk and fancy CEavsts
Blk Thread and Spool Cotton
Hos and half Hose Iaees and Edsinss
Check Muslins Corded Skirts
Swiss Lace Lawn and Sws. Muslin
Linen BOsoms and Collars
Cashmere and Barge Shaws
Linen AID cotton Taps and BObbins
a. - AMI - Brown Shrting. nd Sheetng.
- - and - BieAehed nd Long CIoLhs
Bsaehed and brown Drns and Jeans
Pocket wallets, Hooks with variety OF
ether goocs, deemed unnecessary o euumeras.
TERxs-Ca-h $500 and upward. mo,
credit for app.oyei paper.
Also, / Carton Thread Lace.
my9 DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 CO. Auets
Additional.
An invoice OF Ready made Clothing
An invoice embracing variety Landscape PainnsE Win
dow Shades &c. ID, A. 4 Co. Auets.
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REQusrTIoN FOR TRooPs.-The New Orleans Times
OF the 81 ins that Gen. Brooke has received orders
from the War department. Washington into
five companies OF Infantry, and of Cavalry,
from louisiana and five comapnes OF Infantry, and OF
Cavalry, from Alabama. So Gen. Brooke hears
from the Government of Aabama he will dispatch Of
ce there the troops required 'front.' that Stae.
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FROM NEW YORK.
Large Fire al baltimore.

=
]. & ]. Willams's extensive cabinet warehouse on
South near Pratt street; VIM. Chesnurs large grocery
store, the OF Pratt and South streets Kernan's
bakery adjoining; also, Mddeton's tobacco establishments
James Dowclrs store, and Hnmion's adjoining, all
destroyed by fire this afternoon The total loss proba-
bly, hundred and fifty thousand doars-pary insured
in Fmemens and other Offices
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-11

IL s announced in the Snngamo Journal of the 18th ut
that the Governor of Illinois has received from the Govern
n requson for regiment of vOluuieers-ienc m
panes OF infantry and Of mounted cavalry Their des
tnaton Santa Fee, and they To during the
until discharged The Governor issue his proca-
nation Immediately, TO secure compliance with the =
QUESTION.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-11
MAY lIrm-FRESH SUMMER DRY
GOODS

YUNHE subscribers adding their stock for the
uade many aud beautiful goods aud IN the of this
and following b. enabled hew, dcscTp
goods entirely fresh supply As they design moving
purpose Of having their Store enlarged
they great purchasers Among the goods
hand Will te found
BOmbaEnes. makes; II : Camb Htkfs
Alpaehas SILK warpE Boyoirc "
Linen shcetings tIsl widel Tare bordd do do
tIII "-GIovts in great variety
IRISH Linens, white Thread Hose
Thread Cambncs; blk d"
Cotton Is, silk and cotton ! IInsr &c sc
INV II TIIOs r. PRICE co
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" lRGlNlA:-At Rules held IN the Clerks OIL
Dee OF the County Court Of Buckingham Monday the Sd
Lawson C. Tyler and Elizabeth hi. wife formerly Elizabeth
ardmau who Of the Law and distributes Of
LitlebeTry Hardiman, decd Pitts.
against,
H. Gillian, Admir- Of Ileberry Hariimln deceased,
and - - the Admir- OF William IIardmin, dec "a, Ebert
Hardiman Ribha ardmau. snm1 ariman, Fnnees Walker
formerly frances Harmln ard her husband Elijah Walker Mary
MeCauy formerly Mary Hadman and her hu,h'nd Nelson Sic
Cauly Arna Torbc formerly Anna Hadiman Tor
IT, her husband Elizabeth Robertson formerly Elizabeth iadman
and william Robertson, her husband William u arinaR,
William Hartman deceased heirs and Distribute,
Wlam Hartman dcei John Hartman Anna MADDOX formerly
Anna Hartman Charles Hartman Urah Iardman, George
Hariman Charles H.tdmau. ardmln John Iriiman
samuel Hartman William Hand man and George w Iardiman
children Of Samuel Iiardiman dee a'cd, - the Admina
Of Thrmls IIadman deceased sud Anderson aman.
Haonhu william Hardimnn lhomes Harim1n simue Hard
Judith smith, formerly judith lIardmiB and her husband
Smith Anna Crowder formerly Anna Hartman
John Crowder May GsEs formerly Mary arman ard
her husband Harden GfFg' susanna Davidson formerly suanna
Hartman and her husband Erau' Davidson Elizabeth Hard
and susn ladman who are the children representatives
aud egate,s Of Thomas urdman deceased aud al
eept defendant Richard u Gillian and administrators are.
together with the mLc ini the heirs at law ani distributes
rs CnANcERY.
The Jercnd,n,, - - tb. Admir- OF yg ,tii,,p Je
ceased Ebcn Hardman, Bihla Ilatmhn samuel nfdman,
Frances Walker formerly Fences Hardiman and husband
Elijah Wakef, Mary MeCauy' crnc " Mary Hirdm1n. and her
husband Nelson MeCauy Anna Toert formerly Anra arinan,
and George Torbcu her husband Elizabeth Robertson formerly Ri
ziteth Hartman aud william Robertson her husband and VIM
~ Hardman, Of William Hartman the heirs and distributes
Of wlnm Hand deceased John atdman, Anna MADDOX,
formerly Anna Harman' Charles llsdWlt George Hartman
John iiarman. Samuel ladmtn, William afman and Geo w
1laiar, children of samuel Hard deceased. the I'D
mnraor Of Thomas Hatiman deed and Anderson Harman,
Jihn atiunln William atdiman Thomas ilrtiman Samuel
isdman judith Sm D., formerly Iud III ardmnn, and her
band smith. Anpa Crowsr formerly Anna llainan sd
rr husband John Crowdc5 Mary formerly Mary sfdman
ami her hu land Harden Grggs Susanna Davidson formerly
fafjm,n md husband Rfastus Davidson, Elizabeth
adman and Susan tsduaB who tho ehrn representa-
vcs and ratoes n Thomas Iam'n deed entered
Their appearance and security according the Act Of hs
srmhy and the Rules NJ this and appcit ng BY icoy
evidence they nhabants this county ordered
def ndans app,ar day
August Cou ami the b ~ plaintiff. ard
copy h otitt BE- fohwh Inserted newspaper pubsh
ed city Richmond Tor -eccsfvcy posted
/ NJ the front the Courthouse O. This count,
A Copy-Teate.
my ti-wqw ELDRDGE, q. G.
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LAND NEAR CHARLOTTESVILLE,
FOR SALE.

VlNlfE subscriber, purpos,ng to sell out, with
Il the view TO removal Offers for sale the Tract
which he hves about
dainty waered-withn .. miles OF Charlottesville, AbemAre
and ID miles OF the University Virginia
ay to enter into minute description OF th tract Of land
wishing To buy will Of and Judge for
Hut the subscriber will that gentleman wishing
money IN such properly, better opportunity
Its location and quality and the
mot 70 that the Louisa Railroad eIended
within short distance
lue The tact miny Of the grey soil. remarkably
under the Of clover aud Plaster but particularly mprovabe
under the application Owing rIeeent
retains and shows the effects Of
Something hs OF the hornbend
resembling the lands remarkable their
TO the production Of wheat Between $50 and 300
above tract eesrrd-hc Under wood OF
be spared from the Of the aud will
kct IN Charlottesville aud n the Uniyersty
Meadow Creek, which through the
affords tody OF about rs Of
fIom small experiment plough
be rendered productive
lands thsmsevss
he subscriber sell privately aud will propo
siOns TIL THURSDAY the 18th OF June
vou'ly Disposed Of VIII be Offered publicly the highest
In the the subscriber will take
premises TO gentleman wishing them and
the OF sale Reference made james NJ
Of Charlottesville Col John r Jones and WIN. p. Fah Esq
ll-etl7thJune JAMES y CARR.
10
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-11

" lkGlNlA:-At rules held IN tho Clerks Of
u superior Of law and Cbaneery fBr
Buckingham County, Monday the "a day Of May 1871.
GeIrge w. Kyk, PM
againF,
Richard Gillian aimnstratoro Of Licbcuy iiarimsn, deed
and John Hartman, ms.
IN CHANCEEY.
The defendant John lrman entered his srpcar
and srcuy acodng o Assembly and the
Rules ~ this Cout end hsPrc.ng BY satisfactory evidence that
he MT m tnh1btant of s county or,cd that the fad
absent dcfntn DO appear Roles BE- hodcu TO- The fa
Govt On W. hs Monday IN Aufuu and the bin Of
TIE painn ard hat copy of order BE- forthwith inserted In
Newspaper published the cy Richmond months
uccessvrg and posted ~ the front icor o this
county. A Copy-Tesr
my 1l-wpW r. ELDRIDGE, &. G. sc.