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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

Rlcnm0no, Stn June, lofo.1
EDMUND C. GOODWIN, one of the securities Of
= Charles Thompson, Executor OF Garland Thomp-
son, deceased:
You arc hereby notified, that have appointed The
Istb day of August next at 10 o'clock A. ~ for the
performance of tho duties required by decree of The
Superior Court OF CbaEcery for the Richmond Circuit
dated the 3ls day Of March l54 entered in the suit OF
Charles P. Goodall, ct ais plaintiffs, against Charles
Thompson, Administrator de bonis non OF william
MIchell deceased ct ais. defendants, on which day
YOU are hereby notified TO attend my Office The city
Of Richmond. JOHN shohE,
July l5-dltkcw4r Commissioner.
VACANCY IN THE FACULTY OF RICHMOND
COLLEGE TO BE FILLED.
TN consequence of the resignation OF MI. ~ II Mas
sic, the Trustees ~ Richmond College will hold
meeting on The ia Of August, l84S for the purpose OF
el.cting Tutor in the Academical Department, al a
salary Of $500 per annum.
All couimu acations from those who may desire TO
obtain this situation must be addressed 10 Ro. Ryland
President of the College, al Richmond.
THOS. ]. EVANS,
June 3O-ctd Secretary OF the Trustees.
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Chief En- sineer If the j. p. Z K. TO.
Richmond, July llth, ls4s.-dGe2aw6w

SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
THE subscriber wishing TO remove from the county
of King William, offers for sale his Plantation, ST.
tuated therein upon the West side of the public road
lending from the Court house OF said county to Fra
z.r's Forty, about two miles from the Mattapon river
Il contains 500 Of land, about 300 OF which, in
Guiding SO acres OF swamp land is cleared. The wood
land consists chiefly of red and white oak, cedar and
pine of which las, kind three or four thousand cords
may be cut from the land and still leave an abundance
of wood for fuel &C. II is we'll walered, and has upon
il a bed OF mari OF good quality. The improvements
thereon arc comfortable dwelling house, kitchen,
dairy barn and other necessary houses, all In good or
der more minute description is deemed unnecessa-
~ "a persons DESTROYS Of purchasing such farm are
rogue sed to view the premises, which will be shown
them by the subscriber, who resides thereon.
CHRISTOPHER LlPSCOMB.
King Vim eo June Oh I65S-ctf
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SgI
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

NF,FIITfIs UEFfN ] MIN
In the Medical Department the session Is Of the same
length as the Academic Session-nine monihs-which
enables the students IL complete curriculum Of stu
dies rs extensive that OF any other Medical nstilu-
ton in the Union by attending only two lectures a
uay Ihry have moreover, the advantage of daily ri
eld examinations The subjects discussed in the daily
lectures
The expenses ofthe Medical students are The same as
those OF other students, with The addition nf aissect
Ing fee of S. WM s. KEMPER
Proctor aud Patron Of the University of Virginia.
July 25-c2awam
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LAND AND MILL IN HANOVER COUN.
ny FOR SALE

TINE undersigned offers TO sell, privately, the Farm
i and Mill belonging to the Estate OF Charles ralley,
deceased, situated on the main road from the Old
Church to the city OF Richmond, and distant from the
city eleven miles The Tract Of Land has the improve
men;s necessary for family, and contains Two hun
dred and sixty acres. The Mill has one pair of corn
and one pair Of wheat stones, OF excellent quality, aud
is In good order for the manufacture OF flour
will sell the whole property together the Mill
para,ely, with ty OF land adjoining, upon such
be considered reasonable and fair to any
purchaser.
Immediate possession OF the Mill can be given.
EZEKIEL s. TALLEY.
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TO Contractors

PROPOSALS will be received ct the Office OF the
/ James River & Kanawha Company, in Richmond,
for the connection between the Basin, at Richmond.
and the Richmond Dock. This work will consist of
three locks OF 10 feet lift and OF Is feet -inter
mediate canals for aggregate distance OF about halt
mile, with such eulverts, walls, wastes street bridges,
de-, as shall be necessary-and a stone dam across
James River In the Falls, al Richmond
This work will be paid for in bonds Of the Company
no be- issued under authority Of an act of Legislature
running twenty years, bearing per cent interest,"
payable semi annually and secured BY the net revenue
Of the Richmond Dock
Besides the usual reservation of 90 per cent on the
monthly estimates The contractor or contractors VIII
be required 10 give ample security satisfactory TO the
Board OF Directors for the completion of the work at
the time, and in the specified in the contracts
Plans of the above works will be exhibited, and spe-
chea,ons thereof delivered To contractors, at the Com
pany's Office, in Richmond.
Chief En- sineer If the J. r. & X. TO.
P;rhmond JuIy llth ls3S.-dL c2aWGW
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~ CHhNCERY- vIRGIsi.:-At Rules held II the
CLERKS Dfic, OF ;hr superior court Of Chnncery for
the Richmond Chcuit, the 9Th day Of June, lsfS
Iosrnh r. Venable, Plaintiff
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A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, candidate for orders
In this Diocese, wishes to obtain situation as Iu-
tor In private family. Testimonials Of qualifications,
&c, can DO given. Address (pos pad) g. B. C., York
town, w. July 26-e6t
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AUCTION SALES.
Isy PuIIiaIn & Slade, Aucfs.
NEGROES

This day, al Q! o'clock. will be sold by US, one
likely young Man good blacksmith, and one
Woman good sempstress, with Two girls and
years OF age. PGLLlAM & SLADE,
Aug. 4 Auct5.
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;,y the Magnetic Telegraph,
,-o,,espondenee ofthe Richmond Enquirer.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 3-P. M.
IT g SENATE


WASHINGTON, Aug. 81. M.
u. S. SENATE.
message from the President was announced
s,a,,Iy aller the Senate met, transmitting the pro-
.sedlnss Of the Cour, OF Inquiry in the case Of
Sen pillow. 5000 copies OF the message and
,rcompanying documents were ordered TO be
printed 4. uo,va -
gepressnalives, communicating The bill to es'ao'
i,h Territorial Government 10 Oregon, which
ass-d The House yesterday.
1 Nessrs Clayton, Badger and Phelps, eacn ao'
q ,,,.ssd the Senate. 10 connection win !he OIe-
-, B,D the speakers dwelt upon the defeat oil
sa.comprom,se Bill, by The House OF Represen-
80 Finally, the bill was referred to The COM
4 -, on territories, on Mr.. Clayton's motion.
m motion Of Mr.. Anterior, The Senate then
!; no The Civil ard Diplomatic Appropriation
an The appropriation for clearing out The Sa.
nah river was stricken out by decisive vote.
:. amendmen, was moved and adopted, provid-
',,,r the payment OF the Amis'ad slaves.
In motion, the Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE OF PERSONALITIES.
The House has been engaged all day in The
.ru.sion of the Slavery question. The subject
.. introduced into commillee OF the whole on
& Army bill.
The House ao)ourneu Wilnouto o'us duy 'n'"S'
BALTIMORE, Aug. 3, P. M.
rrocs-The market is heavy to-day, and The
,s.,nsss done is at small concession. Sales
,ob Howard Street and City Mills Flour have
,.,r made TO day al 5 90 per bbl
Wharf.-The SUPPLY OF Wheat is abundant,
=, bo,iers nantes, some anxiety 10 press sales.
l The market has downward tendency.
c,ss-Oemand steady. Sales to-day OF prime
vbie al IS cents per bnshe.
y-5yew York Marker unchanged 10 day.
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TINE subscriber will lease rent his Farm in Ches-
i terrified, on the Turnpike leading from Richmond TO
Lynchbug, about three miles from Manchester There
are about l60 10 of cleared land in good state
for CIVILIZATIONS and meadow, which yields from 20 to
30 600 pounds of hays and there Is suticiency OF NAT
land cleared to produce 600 pounds of huy select
Apple Orchard of 100 trees, in full bearings Vine
yard of half OF land; large Garden, and hand
some Dwelling House and Office. with three rooms, ana
all necessary outhouses. The Crop of Corn, oats,
Kitchen Furniture Stock Of all kinds, and Plantation
Utensils, will be sold Any person wishing TO VISIT,
will please make early application TO the SUBSCRIBER
living on tho premises. -
July 2l-cwlm JOHN ). DlCkiNSoN.
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OFFICE, No. los Easl Main

HURLEY'S OFFICE, No lca Eas' MAIN
II srrerr.
To lhoss who OF hard times complain, ),
HURLEY would say, Come ny again. c,,ss
Drawn Nos. Of SUSSEX County Lottery, o'"''
70. Extra, July %:
As 5 10 81 IA 43 20 10 4 II 81 o3 50.
Ticket, 10 20 4S) Four more Prizes solu
Ticket, IS II and paid ia This Lo"e'y
I Ticse'' 10 Q q q y Z, 10y HURLEY.
To-day, friday Virginia STATE Lottery aS'
The benefit of Monongala Academy la, ,s,S SH,
10 be drawn al Alexandra this Gay: SP'en'l y,
Scheme: prize CT $4,000. Of 5000, i 81 o,
5000, l Of 1000. | Of 1900 q l,loo, ~ u
1000. Tickets S4 shares in pfopor'ion'
satnrdav-4o, 900 dollars. Tickets 10 JONAS -.
Drawn Nos. OF Delaware Stale l o ~ 81 -
10 81 10 20 So so rs 70 y 81 ol % . .. ooo
Half Ticker, Nos Is So ID, pT,zs O. wv
dollars, sold and paid by nonLn -
P. S.-Orders for Packages, Cerlinca.e,s a.. ~
Packages, Single Tickets or Shares promptly a. =.
tended 10, and an account OF Inc drawings s.u :.
any part Of the United States, ice ol P'S'"s
'|A WIN HURLEY Richmond Va.
NIB Hurley pays postage on al! letters SIC 70 anu
respondents as soon as they are received.
August 4
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DESIRABLE FARM Ar AUCTION.

Woman good sempstress, with Two girls and
years OF age. PGLLIAM & SLADE,
Aug. 4 Aucts.
DESIRABLE FARM AT AUCTION.
WILL be sold on TUESDAY, The 9Th dag ofseptem-
" b-r, 1913, At public auction, al II O'Clock on the
premises r'taout rsserre thar Well known Tract OF
Lana recently occupied ny Robert 81 Pnliam, deceas-
ed, Containing, BY recent survey, 25i acres lying on
the Meadow bridge road, II miles from The cry OF
RichGiond, adjoining tho lands OF AtoIph DIlI. Ihos
D. carter, and others. Said land is level of clay bot
ten SOL, and susceptible If the highest state Of I'M
pr"sen,rut;-Ias on il a dwelling with seven rooms
ha1n, corn house, kitchen, smoke house. quarters &C
also, new Ice house aud pond, and we'll OF excel
tent water, with an orchard Of 800 apple and peach
Trees, OF choice fruit Said land is well adapted 10
tue Cutnre OF corn, OATS wheat and herds grass
ipou oJ acres oil which well set IN oak and hickory
wood OF maiden growth, 20 acres in pine and the ba.
lance Cleared and IN cultivation The cleared land
WI" produce five barrels of per acre its present
condition The wood on said land could he sold al
SaHu, standing. The whole well enclosed, in
a desirGbe neIghbohood, and healthy as the noun
.a,hs OF sirshia-"hin ten minutes ride of the Capl
TERNs-One. third of the purchase money will be
required In cash-the balance Ia be paid five wears
thereafter, the purchaser giving bond with good per-
sonal security for the deferred payments bearing inter-
est from the day OF sairinteret To be paid semi
ally-and deed Of trust 10 secure the payments
ANN y. PULLtAM,
ac,- sale conducted by
PuLLlAM SLADE, Auctioneers.
Reference 10 the following gentlemen 10 quality,
&C.: Wellington Goddin, Atoph Dill. Albert a. Nor
ris, and Thos. q. Carter. Aud. dltGc&dutds
VALUABLE LAND AT AUCTION.
THE tract in Louisa county, owned by Mrs iavihia
e.. smith for life, and afterwards BY the children
of Nathaniel A. Smith, decreased, containing ,l'3t
acres viii he sold publicly, al Louisa cour House, on
TUESDAY, the 18Th day OF August nr,t. thr second
day &C August Court. II lies Elk Creek and North
Anna River, near Cars Bridge. thirty miles from FIRE.
dericKsburg, forty i've Richmond, and five from
fredrrck's Hall, on The Louisa Railroad Two or three
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR LEASE OR
RENT


July l3-d&ewlf HaIdn's Tavern 2. ..
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MARINE JOURNAL

yyHANOVER COUNTY.-It is proposed,
ia, he Democrats OF the upper end OF Hanover
wall meet al Waldrop's Tavern, late Leadbet
as on the Isl Saturday in August, for The pur-
use OF constituting Democratic Association.
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r,vC DOLLARS REWARD.

FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
~ Sirayed or stolen from Buena Vista,
~ about mile ives, OF the city, lieh,
{" bay MULE, rubbed on The shoulders
ana oacl; with very long hools The above re-
ward will be paid for her delivery a, the Enqpi.
rer Office, orto
August 3 l. w. GLALEBRooh'
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OFFICE PETERSBURG RAILROAD CO, !


THE Board Of Directors have this day declared
dividend of three and half per cent. for the last
six months, payable on demand, at the Office of the
Company II. ID. BIRD, President.
IuI 7-clm
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Attention. aslues 7
N Olic e

70 4 The steamboat, ALICE will
Ss leave the Wnalf at Rockeus TO-
DAY a. 10 O'clock, for the purpose OF meeting
y Volunteers from Mexico. The Governor
.,a members OF the Executive and Common
Counsel, Volunteers, and all Officers of the two
3ii,ades, and Editors OF the several papers. are
:speciully invited free OF charge. Aug
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SALE OF VALUABLE LAND In SPOT
SYI MANIA COUNTY.

IArCuTUr UI HrHr! WI DurHe1'
July ie-coawlds
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wv P. TURPIN's LOTTERY OFFICE
w WALL. STREET, Richmond, Va.
GRAND SCHEMES For AiLC.nSr1

Delaware Lottery No. ~, 10 be drawn August ID -
7a no Loery--l4 drawn ballots. Capituls s35 gsi
TO- OOO 80 Gf OOO 80 of 500, &c. Tickets slu-shares
In proportion.
Virginia Ieesburg Lottery, Glass No. 49, for 1918 10
he drawn at Alexandria on Saturday, Aug. 5. Is No
Loltery-l3 Drawn Ballots. Gland scheme: Sic, 900,
90 3g of 10 600 or OJ0. OFF, 500 Is of 900 an1
Of 200, Sc Tickets only slO halves ); quarters So
Delaware Lottery, No. 43, To be drawn 9Th August
Go No. Lotery-lD drawn ballots. Prizes: $50 OoD
TO- UUO 5000 10 Of OcO 20 ot 500, 63 300, &c Tex
cts $iO-shares in proportion.
10000 DOLLARS!
Divided inlo len prizes OF SI5,0 900 each!
Virginia Leesburg Lottery Glass No. ~ for 1913 10
be drawn AT Alexandria on Saturday, the 10Th Aug.
i2 drawn Nos IN each package of % Tickets Grand
Scheme l6 prjzes Of SIS 100 10 of Oe1, 10 OF Go 40
Of 20o. &C. Tickets $40; halves 5; quartcrsa 50.
Delaware Lottery No. Al, 10 be drawn 10th August
7S No. l.oiiery--I5 drawn ballots Capitals: So UDU,
10000 $780, l0of JnG 10 OF sun, 100 Of l5c, &c &c.
Tickets Si0-shares IN proportion.
Virginia Leeshurg Lottery, Class 43, for 1885, To be
drawn on Saturday, August 18Th. rs Nos, II drawn.
Something new 500 tot capital prize, 20 -, second
prIze, 2lS lowest S") pIizes o! 300, &C. All double
No. prizes $50. Tickets su-sharcs in proportion.
Virginia Ieesbnrg Lottery, Glass No. 45, fer 1919,
be drawn al Alexandria IN Saturday, Aug 26. &c No.
Lottery-l3 drawn ballots. Splendid Scheme: $780,
600, 2t,00O 0OuD, 900, 1910, 10 OF 200, Tick
cts SIS; halves so; quarters 75
Delaware Lottery, No At, Ia he drawn August 30th.--
IS Nos, II drawn ballots. Lowest three Nos 81 coo
Prizes: Si00UU, 2Op0n 10000, 900. OF 1000, $50 Of
900, SC. Tickets Sl2-shares IN proportion.
~ Orders foI Certificates or packages, single Tick
cts and Shares in any Of the above Schemes addressed
10 the undersigned will receive the most prnmp alten
tiun and Of each drawing forwarded soon
as il is received.
b Packages certificates and single Tickets for sale
by WIN. r. TURIN, Richmond, Va.
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EDUCATION.

n H. DREW will open in this city, on the
v. 18th Of September next, School for Boys.
lis system OF instruction will have for its foun-
:aon a thorough and practical knowledge oil
a'rnmelc, and The Eaglish Language To these
vii be added the studies usually pursued, inclu.
ling Algebra, Geometry, and the French and
Lain Languages He hopes that several years
:Ipsrience as a teacher will enable him TO be
aNtiul 10 the trust which he asks at the hands
/ he public. Ang. Adm
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CLASSICAL AND MATHENATICaL
SCHOOL IN STaUNTON.


SCHOOL IN STaUNTON.
ny PIKE POWERS
THE next session # this ~choG viii commence on
the 18th ii August. aud terminate on the 18th If
June following. The system OF instruction is tho
rough aud accurate embracing al the subjects usually
taught IN the best Schools, pdb SPECIAL attention 10 ply
seal The discipline Is strict but kind, and con
formed nearly practicable TO that of the Virginia
Military Institute.
TERMS.
For Beard and Tuition, ten months, Slsu
For French, ~
Payable hair yearly IN alrones
The number of pupils bring hmited parents and
guardians requested 10 make early application.
Jlly 3-rtn
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TURTLE SOUP.

q 81. Pau's Church will be open for Divine
st,lce, as usual, on Sunday next the 9th inst.
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MANAGERS OFFICE, D. PAINE & co.

MANAGERS OFFICE, d. PAINE & 60.
ltl Main Street.
Whoc Tickle Nos 81 Al 40, The Grand Capt.
tal Of &c. 600 dollars was presented by gentle
man from King William and paid al sign ny
G. w. PURCELL & Gu.
Another Granl Prz, seGt 10 this Agency.
Drawn Nos Nd Consolidated, No. l02, July "a:
So II 81 10 Is | II 80 25 10 IS 90 50
Hall Tickets 25 80 II, The Capital Of l2,eOo
returned by c. E. LUCK, tor want OF puIcha-
ser.
Paine's Lottery after a ], for Prizes Here IS
another whole Of SIS 600:
Drawn Nos Of Susquehana. No. 36, Aug 2
70 Al SO SO IL 10 IA Is 63 81 Is 20
Whole l2 IA 10, the CAPITAL OF S., 1000 sen' 10
F. w. LAMORY, Norfolk, and will be iai n al
sight BY PURCELL &Co.
Nos, Is drawn. Tickets Sd.
For To-morrow-Capi'al: $4,000, &c
Tickets $40. Aug.
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1osEi II ". IL q
Staunton, August !, 1913 I'm
University Of PENNSYLVANIA.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.


SESSION OF ls4S-49.
THE Medical Lectures will commence on Monday,
i the 18th day Of October, and be delivered under
the following arrangement:
Theory aud Practice oil Medicine, by NATHANIEL
CHAPMAN, NJ. u.
Anatomy, by WILLIAM +. HoRNER, n. u
Materia Medca and Pharmacy, by GEORGE B.
WOOD, NJ. u.
Chemistry, ay JAMES ROGERS, MD
Surgery, by WILLIAM GIBSON, MD.
Obstetrics and the Diseases If Women and Children,
by HUGH L. HODGE, VI. ID.
Institutes of Medicno. by SAML. JACKSON. VI. d.
Clinical Instruction AT the Pennsylvania Hospital, BY
GEORGE b. v OOU, VI. D.. IN Medicine, and G go.
w. NORRIS, ii. D., on Surgery, twice n week
Drmonslrativr Instruction IN Medicine and Surgery,
twice week by the Professors c The Medical Faculty
assisted by w. w. GERHARD, NJ. D., and HENRY II.
SMITH, VI. ID.
Preliminary Lectures will b. delivered daily from the
2i to the 18th at October. Inclusive.
The rooms for Practical Anatomy will he open from
October LIST 10 the end OF March ensuing. JOHN
NELL NJ. d., henonstrator.
Amount Of Fees for Lectures in The University, slC5
Naturalization Fee, paid once on!y,)
Hospital Fee, ~
Practical anatomy, ~
Graduating Fer, 80
The commencement will take place early in apriI.
W. +. IDRSEE, NJ D.
Dean Of The Medical Faculty.
1856 Chestnut Street, above Thirteenth,
Opposite The u. ). Mint, Philadelphia
August |, l-is.--ot,lct Ii
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80 sSHIt NUHuu0I11 y! =
PuLLlAM SLADE, Auctioneers.
Reference To the following gentlemen as 10 quality,
&C.: Wellington Goddin, ASoiph Dill. Albert a. Nor
ris and Thos. q. Carter. Aud. 3-ditk c& divide
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LOUISA RAILROAD DIVIDEND.
THE President and Directors have declared divi
dsnd of TWO per cent the Stock held by the old
Stockholders, pa, able on the 18th day Of August
CHARLES THOMPSON, Treasurer.
Office Louisa r. r. Co., July 81, i646-ctd
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Tickets slo; nhlvra 5; quarters .

Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Glass 80, for l.4s, IN
drawn on Saturday, Aug. >. ~ No. Lottery-i3 diaw
ballots.
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u
CHARLES THOMPSON, Treasurer.
Office Louisa r. R. Co., July 81, is4S-ctd
TN CaANCERY.-VI.olSIA:-A AT Rules held in the
Clerks Office Of the Superior Court OF Chansery Tor
the Richmond Circuit, the SIN DAY oil June, 1875:
Moses H. Preston and John Endors, junior, partners
trading under the firm and style of Preston and Enders
AGAINST Plaintiffs:
A. Elliott and c. A. Thracks,on, partners, trading
under the firm and style Of A. c. Elliott ana Company
and other Defendants.
The defendants above.named not having entered
their appearance and given security according 70 the
act Of Assembly and the rules of this Court, ana ap
pearng by satisfactory evidence that they are not inha-
bitan.s OF this Commonwealth, IL Is Ordered nat me
said defendants do appear the rules to be held Tor inc
said Court, the FIRST Monday in September next, and
the bill of the plaintiffs and that copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted in some publish
ed in the city Of Richmond, for months successive
house, in the said city. A Copy. Teste,
June l4-ew2m P. ROBERTS, elk.
TN Observation-Disclosures I'm Chesterfield Coun-
~ Court, June the 18th, ls4s
James A. Farmer, Charles McLoud and Emene his
wife, Thomas N She'll and Geraidean his wife and
Theodore c. Farmer, Plaintiffs:
Moses ii. Robertson. Administra Of Hora,io Farm
or, deceased, Meredith Mckinney and Josephine his
wife, Colin NJ Farmer, jeremiah Hobbs, and Catharine
This day came the p,intirs, by their Counsel, and
filed their bill against the defendants and the defend
ant, Meredith Mckinney, not having entered his ap
peaance and given security, according the act of
Assembly and the rules Of this Court and 1t appearing
the satisfaction OF the Court that he Is not nha
bi,ant Of this country on the motion Of the plaintiffs 1t
10 Ordered, that the said dthiMcKenney appear
here at August term next, and answer the bill Of the
plaintiffs; and that copy of this order DO forthwith
inserted in some newspaper printed in the city of Rich
mond and published for eight weeks successfully, and
posted al The front door Of the Courthouse OF this
W Jun. n-.~sw a Copy ". 1 W i. cosBrLL, De.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-11
Miscellaneous.

At East Boston, on the 4th inst, several persons
were poisoned by. eating cream cakes. 1t was with
difficulty that their lives saved.
James Murphy, who was on trial at Boston on
Saturday last, for the murder of his wife, has
been acquitted of the charge.
A fatal accident occurred on the Philadelphia
and YOUNGSTOWN Railroad, on Friday evening. A
young man named John Robinson, recently from
Ireland, who lived near Conshohocken, Montgo-
merry county, took passage in the cars from Nor
ristown to Spring Mill. When the tram arrived at
Spring Mill, he declined getting of, said he would
ride little further, and remarked to some OF the
passengers that he could get of at any time, no
matter how fast the cars should 90. He was sit
ting on the platform when the cars left Spring MILL
and was advised to come inside, and cautioned
not TO lump of. When about half mile below
Spring Mill, he Jumped from the cars, upon bank
slipping towards the rails, and fell down the bank
under the cars two of which passed over his legs.
The train was stopped, and the man was carried
back to Conshohocken, and placed under the care
OF surgeon He did not survive his injuries long.
The deceased was buried on Sunday, from the
house of a relative in Philadelphia.