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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-05-19

TN CHANCERY.-vrRoiSra AT RULES held in the
L Clerks Office of the Superior Court of Chancery for
the Richmond Circuit, the 9Th day Of April, 1913:
Warren J. Gill, Administrator OF Robert w. Gill, de-
ceased, Plaintiff:
against
Leonard B. SIrarer, and other Defendants.
The defendant above named not having entered his
appearance and given security, according TO the act OF
Assembly and the rules of this Court, and II appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he II not an inhabltant OF
this Commonwealth II Is ordered, that the said de-
PENDANT do appear NJ The rules 10 be held for the sald
Court on the first Monday in July next, and answer The
bill of the plaintiff; aud that a copy Of this order 10
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published IN the
The city of Richmond for two months successfully, and
posted at the front door Of the Stale Courthouse, in the
said City. A Copy. Testc.
April I9-cw2m POWHATAN ROBERTS, Ok
lin OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AT Rules held in the
L Clerks Office Of the Superior Court OF Chancery for
The Richmond Circuit, the list day OF May, l64S:
Charles P. Goodall, Edmund Fontaine and James
Fcntainf, flalhtihS'
against
Edmund Z. Goodwin, and other Defendants.
The defendant above named not having entered his
appearance and given security, according to The act oil
Assembly and the rules Of this Court, and II appearing
BY satisfactory evidence that he IS not an inhahitanto OF
this Commonwealth, IL Is ordered, that the said defend
ant do appear 1t the rules 10 he held for the sald Court,
on the first Monday in August next, and answer Inc
bills of the plaintiffs; and that a copy Of this order De
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published I'D Tue
city of Richmond for two months successfully, and post
ed nj the front door Of the State Court house, ID the
Nav ii-cw2m p. ROBERTS, elk.
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.
THE subscriber is prepared 10 deliver iIom
j 100 10 $50, 600 bushels LIME at any OF Inc
!andings on James River, or al Richmond. al ~
cen,s ner bushel. CASH. Orders addressed 10 the
undersigned, Richmond, Va, will be promptly al
tended 10. EDWIN FAnnn"
April 24-dlmif
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200 SLAVES WANTED

Upon Bonds, Mortgages and Sucks. having
~ from FIVE TO Ten years 10 run 10 malurity'
we wish to purchase two hundred Slaves, in ia.
miles, FOR our own use; fair and liberal price,
VIII be paid in securities OF the above descrip-
lion, with the semi-annual payment of interest in
the City of New York. The securities referred
10 are Of the most undoubted character, and they
cannot fail TO prove entirely satisfactory to any
one al all disposed 10 make sales OF slaves upon
me terms indicated. Letters addressed to us,
ehner a, Gallalin, or Memphis, Tennessee, will
receive Our promp, attention.
DANIEL sAFFARRANs & SON.
May l5-d&c2m
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NOTICE TO pRE-EmPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE To PKE-EMT IIUN
Every person entitled TO the rlght OF pie,enhpt.oh q
anv Of tbs lands within the townships and fractional
above enumerated, is required to establish
the same TO the satisfaction olthe Register and kecelv-
er of the proper land office, and make paymehttne,etor
az soon as practicable, after seeing this notice, aud be-
fore The day appointed for the commencement OF the
public sale ofthe lands embracing tine tract claimed,
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Lana oihce.
Nav l5-cwl3W
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nv the Magnetic Telegraph.
CorrcsDondence fMe Enquirer.
WASHINGTON, May lo-P. NJ.
TT 6 SENATE.

WASHINGTON, May 10. M.
u. S. SENATE.
After the transaction of some business, un.
important in the main, the Senate proceeded TO
consider the resolution offered some tlme since
BY the Senator from Maryland, (Mr. r. Johnson,)
calling on the President of the United States for
his reasons for withholding from the Senate GER
tain nominations.
Mr.. Allen opposed the resolution as unneces-
sary and improper. He spoke upwards OF two
hourson the subject, and in reply TO the speech oil
Mr.. r. Johnson. !.
The resolution was then Informally passed
over.
On motion, the Senate agreed to adjourn from
Monday next over TO The ensuing Thursday. =,
On MIR. Hannegan's motion, the Senate held
an Executive Session, and afterwards Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House was engaged most OF The morning
on unimportanl business. When ii got through
with the morning business, a motion was mace
and agreed TO, that The Honse go into
of the Whole, for the purpose of considering Inc
Appropriation Bills.
The bill providing for expenditures in the Post
Office Department was taken up; several amend
ments were offered TO the bill, which gave rise 10
much discussion. Without dehnilive action on
the bill, the committee rose, and The House ad-
journed.
NEW YORK, May Is, P. NJ.
FLouR-The market is heavier than it was
Yesterday, and the business done is at a small
concession. Genesee brands sell al IS SIT a
6 l2i-lhree thousand barrels have changed
hands at these raies.
Wharf.-The market has a downward tenden-
cy. Sales OF prime white ale being made al l<o
cents per bushel.
Conn and Oars are dull. Prime yellow Corn
sells at 81 a So cents.
RIcE-Prices steady, though sales small.
SrocKs-There is more activity in The stock
marker, with an upward tendency.
CorToN-Wilh a quiet market, we continue
previous quotations.
BALTIMORE, May Is-5a P. M.
TIE MARkEr-Our market has undergone no
change to-day. The prices last quoted rule at
present.
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AUCTION SALES.
By TOler Il Cook.

SIX BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION.
ON SATURDAY next, May ooh, at five o.
~ clock, =. ~, we will sell The above Lois at
auction, each fronting on Mechanicsville Turn
pike IS feet, and running back los feet. to an al
ley.
TERMS-Negotiable notes al 4 months, with
approved endorsers, or title retained.
May Is TOLER & COOK. Aucts.
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RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION.
COMPANY No. 5.-The members OF Com
v pany No. will attend at their Engine House
90 Saturday evening next, att o'clock, without
further notice.
By order OF the Principal Engineer.
JNO. H. BOSHER, Secretary.
Nav IQ-2t
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uURLEY's oFFICE, No. loi East Main
II Street.
We viii not boast. Allow US to say,
HuRLEr sells prizes every day.
Dawn Nos. of Monongalia Lottery, Extra, Ill:
! % 6 SO IL 80 40 81 SO % 5 81.
Ticse, Nos. II % 81, a prize Of 5000. sold
and paid BY HURLEY.
Dfawing of Sussex, Extra, 80:
GO 90 &c 10 l3 80 SO IS l9 So i9.
Ticket, Nos. IL Is SIS, another prize, sold and
paid by HURLEY.
To.Day-virginia Lottery, Extra, Class No.
IL. Capitals: | OF $4,000, / OF 1000, l of 1000,
! of 200. &c. 60 Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets q,
at HURLEY'S OFFICE.
To-Morrow-Virginia Lottery, No. %. Grand
Scheme. Capitals / of $4,000, l of $4,000, |
OF 1000, | OF 5000, / OF 4 ,00O, &c. IS Nos, l3
drawn. Tickets 10, at HURLEY'S OFFICE.
N. B. Hurley will sell the risk ON a package
Of quarters in the sSmall Fry" draws on Sa,ur-
day, for 50. May 10
T UCK'S OFFICE, No. S, Exchange Hotel,
IL Richmond, Virginia.
Another prize of SIS 1000 sent 10 this Office and
returned to the Managers for want OF a purcha-
Sc.
Drawn Nos. Grand Consolidated OF Maryland 3:
Sc As 81 al 2 "a So So go 60 S. l.
Nos. IS Sc "a, the highest prize OF $4,000 sent
70 LUCkS othce, and returned by him 10 u.
Paine & Co. for want of person to bear it off,
This is the 2nd capital of $4,000 that has been
sent 10 LUCK in the past 60 days. For large
prizes, always 60 10 LUCK'S office, No. 8 Ex.
change.
Tickle, Nos. 8 40 &C. 1000 dollars; do. 7 %
81, 400 dollars; do. d 30 T., 200 dollars; do. 4
9 IS, 100 dollars; do. 4 20 %, 100 dollars; do. 9
- So, 100 dollars, were also sent to this office
last week, all Of which, were sold and paid by
came Fortunes agent, G. B. LUCK.
Drawn Nos. Delaware, llS:
7B 70 "a 60 IS 10 Al % II IS AZ 9 20.
To-Day-Sl2,OOO CAPITAL. IS Nos, l3 drawn
Tickets 4.
NE Particular attention Of buyers is request.
ed 10 the grand Lottery 10 be drawn Tomorrow
at Baltimore. 100000 grand capital prize, 100
prizes of $500. Tickets 20. For further par.
'iculars OF this splendid Lottery call al
TJIHKJS nEEIrP
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WlTTIIW CTdHC 1T UtntT .-I, n.
The defendant above named not having entered his
appearance and given security, according to the act Of
Assembly and rules Of this Court. and Il appearing y
satisfactory evidence that he il not, an inhahdtant ni tnis
TnmmunweaIth 1T - ordered, mat me saiu !. ~
do appear at the rules 10 he held for tue 'a'n !. h ~, r. ~, ~
tne m,na unI maj \ c"py Of this order be forthwith
p pnsertrd in 81 some newspaper published in the city OF
Richmond for two months successlvriY' ana p aid ci, -
The front door of the state court n'"s'' = '''' ''
,, oops' P. ROBERTS, Clerk.
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NoWLES' LOTTERY OFFICE, Wal
~ street, Richmond, Virginia.
Let Lottery Vendors do ana say what they may,
For selling prizes ooWLES carries the day.
For This Day, FGidav-Posomoke, Glass 20.
Capitals Sl2, 600, 1000, 5000, 5000, 10 of 500,
loo 500, 10 Of 800, &c. IS Nos, IL drawn
Tickets S4-shares in proportion. For prizes,
call at the Lucky office of COWLES.
Drawn Nos. of Delaware, Glass l19:
rs 70 us a GO IS 10 Al % II IL Al 9 20
Nav 10
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TIME Subscribers respectfully inform the Musical
i Elite OF the United States, that they have been
engaged for many years, in The city OF N. York. in tho
.nnlnEnnluranf
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IN cuaNCERY.-vlxorsIA:-A Rules held IN lhe
i ci.rt's Office of our Circuit Superior Court oil Law
and Chancery for Louisa County, on MONDAY tue ~
ua Eu y \. Wells and Josephine w. Wells his
Ehiat ~ "' Plaintiffs:
wife,
asaI Williams and John Hunter, Defendants.
rha dsrrndanl, Andrew J. Williams, not having en-
,s,ea his appearance and given security according 70
law AMI Tie rules of this Court, and II appearing W ,,
a.. nassas,o,v evidence that he is not an inhabltaht VI
Nv. safe, on molten OF the plaintiffs by their attorney,
- !" "a ordered that the sad defendant, Andrew :. WI,
Iiiams, do appear a, the rules 10 be holden 10. me sa,u
IN ~ in HE Clerks Office thereof, on The mrs! MONDAY
~ inur next, and answert the bill of The plaintihs; anu
,h,I n copy ii this order be forthwith inserted N ONE
newsoaprr published in the City of Richmond, Ir tmo
non;hs successfully, AMI posted at the front door oi 'he
To,,i House OF this county on some Court DAY.
ACopy. Teste,
April 7-swsm JOHN hohIhN,o.o
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RANGE OF THERMOMETERS.

II ". Randolph & Cos Bookstore, III MAJ"
SfYkst.
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MANAGERS oFFICE-D. PAINE &

MA 90, 'Ai'A
Another splendid prize in paine's Lotteries,
$4,000. We have again the pleasure OF an.
nouncing to adventurers in lotteries that another
splendid prize has been sent to his agency, max
ing TWO prizes OF $4,000 and Que Of 5,ooo sent 10 10
Richmond in Paine's Lotteries within the last 80
DAYS. The tickets can be seen al our office. Per
sons wishing prizes should buy Paine's tickets.
Drawn Nos. Grand Consolidated, No 2, May l3:
Sc As Ga Al 2 "a So So so 6s SIS L.
Tickets As Sc GA, the Capital OF $4,000 re.
turned by C. B. Luck to this Agency.
Is 80 So AZ Q 63 so 81 3 81 IS 7 26.
Halt 10 80 So. The Capital Of 1000 returned to
this Agency oy Anthony, vender, Petersburg.
Drawn Nos. Susquehanna, No. rs:
81 26 7 80 9 "a l6 81 80 80 81
Thi, Day-Sl2,000, 1000, 5000, 1000, 10 OF
900. &c, IS Nos, IL drawn. Tickets 4.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Andrew Johnston,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
are OF Quincy, Illinois, has r.tnrnrd 10 Rich
- mona, and viii practise in the Courts held in this
CITY ana county, and the adjoining counties.
ohce over Mcssrs. Smith & Harwood's, Main
street. MAJ a-IvdSr
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ACopy. Teste,
.rx;r T-ow9m JOHN HUhI6n, u y.

N CHANcERY.-viaoI,IA:-At Rules held IN the
i Clerks Office of the Superior Coui OF I1n en-
.,,,he Richmond Circuit, the Eth day of April, le4s:
John Thompson junior, "'
against
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az Sale to be conducted by
Nav l~7-dlt&cwtds w. GODDIS. huct,r.
PUBLIC SALE OF FRANKLIN PAPER
ALL i. MACHINERY AND EIXTIRES

Il " S&lLc Nj u L u LIN
MILL, MACHINERY AND FIXTURES.
THE undersigned, ommiite of Stockholders, be-
i ing duly authorized. will expose 10 sale, Al public
auction. TO the highest bidder, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, the Isl day OF June, 1918, at 4 O'Clock,
P. NJ this very desirable property, situated on eth
street, near I'll. Depot Of The Richmond and Pc
tersburg Railroad Company, containing about one
hundred and thirty feet square of ground, upon " hich
ment, constructed in the most durable and substantial
mannrr-with two water wheels - feet in diameter,
entitled to loo cubic inches of water from the James
River Canal, drawn under 81 feet head, with the prvi-
lese Of conducting the same through 4 canal from the
%basin-three machine water Wholesome ~! inch cy-
Under machine, with S copper driers and two moulds-
one i6 inch Fcurdrinia machine, with 5 copper drlers;
one sc inch cylinder machine, with lire dri.r of cast
iron, 6 feet in diaIneter-thiee stun chests, one for each
machinr-e engines for grinding rags tubs for boiling
rags-2 tubs for sizing papcr-a steam boliers-l hoist
ing machines rag cultcrs-3 rag dusiers-2 ruling ma
Chinese caiendrrs-2 cutting machines-2 stamping
presses-5 screw pr~esses-2cap aud letter presses-nnd
press for the company seai-toselllcr with every
thing else necessary for the manufacture OF paper. The
Mill has an extensive run Of custom, and has been do
ing very profitable business during the last few years,
by which its large Indebtedness has been greatly re-
duced.
TERMS OF SaLE-Onc third cash, the balance ON
sir, twelve and eighteen months credit, for negotiable
notes, interest added, from the day Of sais, secured by
trust decd.
HERBERT A. C~LAIBoRNE,l
JOHN RICHARDS,
7. NJ. TABB, In. }Committee.
FREDERICK ANDERSON,
WIN. ALLISON,
M,,0 I.,t,l
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II SGRENSnAW wv.

ATTIC Il N e. AT LAW,
WILL practice in the Superior and Inferior
w Courts OF Fluvanna, Albemafle and Buck
ingham. Address Wilmington, Fluyanna coun.
ty, Va. April 2l-cl0l
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ID. Paine 81 Co.
MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.

6es anne a. 20.
MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
II NAY FLOWER OF ls48.
10000 DOLLARS! 10000 $4,000
100 prizes each Of $500 DOLLARjl
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. 3, for ls4e,
to be drawn Al Baltimore, Maryland, on Saturday May
Doth. 10 Nos Is drawn.
Grand Scheme:
| prize Of 100000 prize Of 5000
l i" 10000 4.0lG
$4,000 100 $500
i $500 &c. &c.
Tickets S20-sharesi in proportion. A c~ertihcte OF
a package of whole Tickets ~S260-halves and quarters
in proportion.
10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLAFS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class 4, to he Gawn
at Baltimore on Saturday, May eth, 1878. &C No, IA
drawn.
Grand Capitals
! prize Of 100000 prize Of $1,000
10000 2,2c0
5000 g l,500
1000 10 90 600
Tickets SIS; halves Z so; quarters 3 IS.
W In purchasing by the package, deduct the piceo OF
three Tickets.
0r Orders meet our usual prompt attention For
Tickets In the above, or IN any other Lottery, DIR win
daily, tprice of Tickets from 8 10 $780, under or ma
%nagement, address us. or G.. W. Purcell,
ApriI OF
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EAGLE HOTEL, SCOTTSVlLLE, va.
ruE subscribrr having leased this valuable propelay
for \ term of years, is prepared 10 entertain .mu
public in the mos, satisfactory manner. The Pro ,nd y
has been recently repaired: Is newly fu VT nsa, i" The ae
s,ua,ion NJ this Hotel is well known, being lmmsniase,
" on Main street, on The South side of The BranSn, a ~ !
secure and heaI,hful situation. The stalking - GUN in
and no pains shall be spared TO render ysEiEID.
all respects. y. : ,sturninc,
will be waited on to and from The boats.
Nav lQ-clm
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N. GOddIn, Auctioneer.

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE IN DUYAL,S
ADDITION FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
WIN be sold ON Friday afternoon, the 18Th day
oil May, 1918, upon the premises, commencing
az O'CLOCK, that neat cottage residence in Du.
vars Addition, at the corner Of 81. James and a
street north OF Coutls' streer, now in The occupan.
cy OF MIR. Henry Brooks. The LOT contains half
an acre, on which is situated a brick tenement
containing 6 rooms, in perfect order, together
WIN every appendage for The comfortable accom-
notation OF a small family, including a well Of
watef in The yard.
Telms-One-third cash balance at one and
two years, Tor bonds, bearing interest, secured by
a trust deed. w. GODDIN Anct
May 16-didss
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IN CHANcEGY.-EIRorrIa:-A Rules holden in The
4 Clerks Office Of The Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and u1~---.y fr .t- ..rI.ry 80 k.'st.n~k. ~ tho S'h
day Of April, lSis:
John II. Ailworth, Plaintiff:
against
William II. Beach, James Fox, Sally ID. Dayly, Sarah
u. Wind-r. AdmiHistratrtx OF Nathaniel j. Ninder, de-
ceased, William Parrlnore and SGIah L. Beach, child
ami devisee Of Anna u. Beach. decd, Defendants.
The defendant, William II. Beach, mol having enter
ed his appearance and given security, according 10 the
act nf Assembly and the rules OF this Court, and II APP
praripg by satisfactory evidence that he ~ not an in
habitant of this Commonwealth, II is ordered that the
said defendant, William II. Beach, do appear here on
the first day Of the next June term OF the SAID Court,
and answer the bin Of the plaintiff; and that u copy of
this order he forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub
lished in the city nf Richmond for two months success
sively, and posted al The front door of the Courthouse
Of this county. A True Copy. Teste,
J. J. AlLWORTH,
Deputyifor Thomas L. %Joynes, Clerk.
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WOODSON
Attorney at Law.

Nft'T IHIISj FII
DRACTISES in all the Courts Of Prince Edward,
L Cumberland, Lunenburg and Apponattox coun-
ties. All business entrusted 10 him viii meet with
PROMPT atten ZION. NAV 9-d3tkc4i
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NTOTICE.-All persons having claims asalns.
IN The estate OF Francis Collins, deceased, aae
requested 10 bring them forward, that arrange
Nav 80. VIM. SIMMS, Exec'T.
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NATHAN A, Fl

NATHAN A. COHEN,
TOBACCO COMMISSION MERCHANT,
CHARLESTON, 5. e.,
MAKES liberal advances on Tobacco consigned to
1Vl him for sale.
Also, attends to receiving and forwarding all descrip-
tion Of merchandise. NAV 9-c3m
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PROFESSOR BRANCH'S

kNoI IDDVIt DTlK1 W.T.
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
AT PRINCE A RID COURT HOUSE.
THE next session of my School will commence on
L the trst day of June, and end on the fourth Wed.
nesday of September following.
The course of studies embraces all the subjects usu-
ally taught IN the best Seminaries Of The kind.
Board for the session, $40
Tuition including Ancient and Modern Languages, 10
Music, with use Of Piano, Is
April
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VALUABLE ESTATE ON JAMES RIVER.
CALLED "TUCkAHoE," o SALE AT AUC

VALUABLE ESTATE ON JAMES RIVER.
CALLED "TUCKAHoE," FOL SALE AT AUC
Tl0S UNDER DECREE OF CHANCERY COURT.
RY virtue OF a Deed Of Trust, executed 10 William
- cambridge, now deceased, and The subscriber, by
Thomas Mann Randolph and Lucy Ann his wife, bear.
ing date on the Both day Of August, 1927, duly re-
corded IN Goochland County Court; and in pursuance
of 4 decree of the Superior Court Of Chancery for the
Richmond Circuit, pronounced on the 18th day Of Feb.
ruary, 1916, in the case of .'Brockrnbrough W.. Ran :
doIph, - &C. ] shall, rs the surviving trustee In the
deed OF trust aforesaid, and acting also as the Commits
sioner OF the Court, proceed 10 sell, upon the premises,
on Tuesday, The 18th day Of July, lSis, at Twelve
O'Clock, NJ II fair, if not, The next fair day, Eat pub
lie auction, 10 the highest bidder, all and every the
interest, right, title and estate, in law or equity, of the
said Thomas NJ. Randolph and Lucy Ann his wife, In
and 10 the tract of land by them conveyed TO Jaquelin-
b. lIarvie and William cambridge, by the deed dated
Both day oil August, 1897, exhibited with the bill, upon
the following terms, 10 vii: For cash, az 10 onelhifd Of
the purchase money, and upon a credit Of one and
two years respectively, for equal parts and instalmrnts
of the residue, stalking bonds, with good security,
for the credit payments, and retaining the title until the
purchase money shall be fully paid
The estate, called "Tuckahoe,' and referred 10 in
the decree aforesaid, contained, at the date of the trust
deed aforesaid, about ] 500 acres, of which q part has
since been sold OF TO Messrs. Stephen Duval, Hezekiab
l.. Wight, and the Tuckahoe Coal Mining Company,
leaving now about 300 acres, subject, however, TO the
right on the part of said Tuckahoe Coal Mining Com
pany to mine under The said land. A map and survey
OF which VII be exhibited on the day Of sale.
Inc SAID Estate lies in the county of Goochland,
about thirteen miles above the city of Richmond, On
elmer size oi The james River and kanawha Canal,
ana IS justly reearded as among the most valuable
Farms on The river. Persons wishing TO view the pre-.
misses are referred 10 SlajUr Sn-ad, The occupant, who
Will, am sure, give an? information IN regard 10 them.
The title TO the above Property Is believed 10 be per
feet, but the undersigned Will convey only such title az
Is vested in him by the deed OF trust and decree atore.
said. J d. HARVIE, Trustee and Comm'r.
ar Sale to be conducted by
Aau II -dtf1Hufi w CnnnTN Anntpx
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Aiay1
Randolph Macon College.

TINE Annual Commencement OF Randolph
i Macon College will be held in the College
Chapel on the 18th June, when addresses may
De expected from the members of The graduating
class. .,a
The TWO Literary Societies, will be addressed
on the day previous, BY The Hon; HenTy A a1h We B.
Russell Of South Carolina. BY order OF the "a
Guilty. ID. DUNCAN, oecle'a'''
Nav
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IN CHANCERY-vtRerStA:-A Rules held in the
4 Clerks Office Of the superior Court of Chancely ior
the Richmond Circuit, The eighth day of April, ie49.
Charles r. Sterne, in his own right, ana as huhi,'
uistrator Of Francis sterne, deceased, Eusebius g.
Sternc, Eliza Z. Sterne, George Williamson and 'lre,-
mia his wife, formerly Virginia S,erne. John H.. WI
hanson and Martha his wife, formerly Martina S.etne,
Creed Butter and Parthenia A. his wife, formerly raI-
thenia A.. Sterne, Allen +. Baker aud Serena =: ms
wife, formerly Serena Z. Sterne, faih'ihs'
against