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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-25
TRUSTEES SALE OF TOBACCO PRESS
~ SCPENC

49, = IL - - 10 - oDACCO
rs, SCREWS, &c.
DY virtue of a Deed OF Trust executed 10 me
- by David NJ. Branch, on the - cav of Fet
ruary, 1915, and duly recorded in The Office Of The
Court OF Hastings for The city Of Richmond, on
the 9Th day OF February, 1915, | shall, on
WEDNESDAY, the 26h OF the present month
February al eleven o'clock, A. NJ, at The house
al The south side OF the Basin known as Latd's
Lumber House and now occupied by said Branch
as Tobacco Factory, sell at pnblic auction, to
the highest bidder, The properly conveyed in said
deed, 10 wii:-Twenty Screws and Presses, Sc
ven;een Wooden FIalIenins Mills, five Iron Fiat
tenins Mills esh, sets Bands, sixteen Iron Sink
ers, sixteen Castings, two Large levers, one Stove
and Pipe, eigh, Twisting Benches, TWO Licolics
Boilers and Two Dippers.
The above mentioned articles are represented
as being OF the best quality and very valuable.
The terms OF sale will in accordance With tho
deed. he "ready money!" but am authorized BY
The benefca;ies 10 say, iha, for sums over 50
dollars they will accept approved negotiable pa
per, al six months, inicres; from the day OF sale
being OF course nclu,;sd.
JOHN 5. CASKIE, Trustee.
Sale 10 be conducted by Wellington Goddin.
AuctOneer. Jan. lids
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NASH g. WOODHOUSE,
booksellers, StatiOners
AND DEALERS IN
ne ,,SSO & n


l39 Main Street, Richmond, Virginia.
TINE subscribers continue TO deal extensively
in the several branches of business which len
form the above heading. Their supply OF PAM !,
FORTES is from The large mandatory OF
Messrs. Stodart & Durham, who are now Turn Il
ing out regularly al their factory in New YORK.
from eight 10 ten Pianos every week-a larger e
number than thew have ever done before, and Inc
best evidence which could be offered OF their ln'
creased popularity and OF their being IN greater
demand.
The subscribers pledge themselves TO sell as
good Piano, and at as low price, as any o'ner
dealer not only in Virginia, but IN any OF 'ne
Northern cities. .
Also for sale, beautiful GUITARS, OF e1qui-
site lone and finish. Some are made after the
pattern of tina, used by De Ferranti, whose play,
ing was so much admired when in Richmond
some wear or so since. Janu'ry -
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Correspondence OF lie E"quiTsr.]
BALTIMORE, Jan. Dap. NJ.
FLouR-Sales of Howard ST. Flour at IS 87i
market inactive.
WHEAr-Sales at the prices current on Salur.
day.
CoRN-Sales al 60 cents per bushel.
NEW YORK, Jan. PAP. M.
FLoUR-Genesee brands meet with sales al
Saturdays prices.
CorroN This article is declining in price.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. M-P. M.
FLoUR-Market steady al former prices.
Consolidated dull, though no change to note
in prices.
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LUCk,S OFFICE,

NO. 5,EXCH ANGE PLACE..
FACTS FOR THE .iTLLIOf
no YOU TAKE?-LUCK sells Tickets only in
~ PAlNE'S Lotteries. They are now the oldest
Managers in the United States.
TAKE VERY PARTICULAR N0TlCE.-Tlat Il.
Whole Of $50 600, sent last week TO New York, wa'
In Paine's Lottery.
NOTICE, that D. Paine & Co. have sent more large
Prizes to Richmond in the last year than all other Ma
nagements put together: and
IL Prizes wanted, it l. necessary to he rery pdr
eular about the numbers and, Ia prevent any mistake
and To insure one of Paine's Tickets call At No S, EI
change Place. LUCk'S OFFICE.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

DAN AWAY from the subscribers, on sun lay, the
II e,h August, Il Negro Man named GEORGE The
said slave about 81 years oi black abGn feet
inches high, weighs about $50 pounds, has good teeth,
and round and likely face. Tie was purchased nj H.
H. Dickinson & Brothers auction Room, on the 22i of
March last, from Messrs il!ncr Keen, of Piisyya-
mia Court house. lie was purchased b. tiirm-M. H.
in RIckngham H. c., and he will IN all probability
make for that place. he of last April, and was
taken up on his way there, At Amelia Court-honse-
The person that took him up that occasion shot him.
with small shot, on The legs and the shot marksaIs
very perceptibe on the hind part, or the calves OF his
legs. We will give $50 for the apprehension and deli
very of said boy X. H. Dickinson and Brother, IN
Richmond, Va, If taken up after this date and II ia
ken up previous this date, we viii pay S25 for his de
livery here and the expense OF Drinking him To THIS
place from where he NAV be- taken up.
KELLY, HuNDLEY s. co.
Richmond, August 81, lei7.-ctt
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MISCELLANEOUS.
w. W.. Dabney,

HAVING associated with him John j. Will
IL son, will hereafter conduct the GROCERY AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS under the firm and style OF
DABNEY g. WILSON, they intend to keep at
all times we'll selected stock OF family Groceries,
to which they respectfully solicit call from their
friends and The public generally, as they are de-
termined 10 sell low for cash on The usual lime 10
punclual customers. Each partner will give his
personal attention to the sales of all kinds OF pro.
duce entrusted TO their care.
WILLIAM w. DABNEY,
JOHN J. WILSON.
Ian S-dSc3m
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-1An GALE pCNT OR LEASE

FOR SALE, RENT OR LEASE,
THAT valuable PLANTATION called Martins, the
i property of the late Albert I. Goodwin, iyins IN
DinWiddie, on Hatcher's Run, about five miles from
The Courthouse and twelve from Petersburg, contain.
Ing about ASSOC aces, largo portion of 1t in wood. OF
prime quality. Few such estates can be iound In inc
wheat oats and tobacco The lots are in excellent or
der. There is a Dwelling house, with FIVE rooms
Also, necessary out houses, wanting slight repairs.
Planters seeking investme nts seldom meet with such
an opportunity of suting themselves near market Inc
Terms will be liberal. X, n. mEhuE,
Executor OF A. T. Goodwin, deceased.
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100 DOIIars Reward {:

II Negro Man, named HiLLYARD. He is about 20
years DID, about feet os inches In height. OF ign,
brown complexion teeth little deeayea IN 'front.' mar
walks with his toes turned in, and smiles when spo-
ken TO- Twin pay $25 for his delivery 70 me, spp'e
hended in Caroline Hanover, $50 II takeh ou. VI
go beyond that distance, and Sloo gu. Of me ss
Of Virginia. RO' M: bhiD"eo'
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Dos. e. Winston,

GROCER COMMISSION MERCHANT,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
HhVING located himself OH the right hand side Of
the Cross street leading from Main Shoc-
koe Warehouse, and opposite to Mr.. VIM. WallaCe's,
hegs leave To inform his friends and The public general
", that he will keep constantly IN hand general
s"rtment OF GROCERIES, LIQUORS, TEAS, &c,
which he would be pleased to furnish them
able terms.
LIE will also attend strictly TO the sale Of all kinds Of
Country Produce, Corn, Wheat, Tobacco, Flour, Oats,
&C. Having had an experience of years of strict
application 20 the business, he feels assured that he
can do them Justice i'm hls profession Jan. ii-c6I
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TO TIE CREDITORS OF THOMAS C

SUI I, II bHNNNUFT
NOTICE Is hereby given, that the sum Of .222 AZ
Y is in the Bank Of Virginia, to the credit of the
Court of the United States, Eastern District Of Virgil
nil the Of he said Bankrupt lat alter notice
IL advertised for ten days. IN Of the newspapers
published in the city Of Richmond, dividend and dis
trbution will be made among the creditors Of the said
Thomas G. scott who have proved their claims of the
amount deposited III Bank and any other money that
has or may received before the distribution Is made
after drducting the officers fees.
EDMUND CHRISTIAN, General Assignee
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.
Il ker "a "A q d 8 o n
GENERAI AGENTS.

OFFICE ON SIXTH STREET, &c LEMAN's BUILDINGS,
-Four doors Ninth Of PennSu Uania Auc1,uc,
w a s n nSten.
REeERLY TUCKER and JOHN E. ADDISON have
associated themselves for the purpose Of prosecut
ne Claims OF al Kinds before Congress and the several
Departments Of the General Government
All Communications post paid, addressed to the
above. shall receive prompt attention
Reference is given to the following gentlemen =
Hon George NJ. Dallas, Vice President; Hon J.Y Ma
son, Secretary Of The Navy; Hon. Il. j. Walker, Score
iaiy the Treasury; Hon. Jno. Mclean, Supreme
Court Hon. r. NJ. T Hunter, US Senate; CIrmen,
Cox, Esq, G.ors etown, ID. &.
" Juhn E. Addison, Attorney al Law, will continue
To give personal attention 10 business before the
Courts the District of Columbia, and the adjoining
sountrs Of Maryland and Virginia. Jan. 2l-cly
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MRS. AWRENCE'S
Es a a e. a m T ES or q q

AIRS II. C.. LAWRENCE has taken those new and
lT1 C0mmodnus enrmrntS aver the stores of Messr..
Brooks Bell {; Hudson and Messrs. Binford T. Fry,
the Eagle Square, MlIn street, nearly opposite her old
stand and is prepared 10 entertain boarders by the
day. rs well as yearly and monthly bUarders, in good
STYLE Terms moderate. The location for persons vi
sizing Richmond business is of the best IN the
civ July 2-rwly
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NOTICE,

IN ns,onence of the drath Of the Senior partner
the concern. and being uuahle 10 give The business
myself that personal attention which lis welfare DE
m,nd. an disposed IL sell all tbs STACK, hxures aha
opnr,nanccs III and BELONGING 10 the store lately nc
r,n,d bv rs Il; The (;or.ousvilir Depot Orange c0nn
w. 10 any willing Ia embark IN such bhSheSs'-
Such al opportinit, young raan NJ moderate tah
but rarely occurs. II is no nr-.r experiment, whici
mag h. unsucce .Sfui--hu, having been established
more Than five years the store has good run oi Gus
TOM h., proved profitable, aud only needs lnhcS
try and attention 10 make II continue =" 10 he. Irr
sons willing TO purchase will find me disposed 10 MAKE
the terms a favorable as possible.
''' = r. A. WILLIAMS,
Surviving primer of Himiiton Williams.
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G0.Par1ncrshiD.

THE subscribers having entered into Co part
Il nership Ito take effect from the LIST day OF
january for The purpose of carrying on ee-
neral Blacksmith aud Wheewrieht business,
under The firm of KELLEY & BROWN, al the
STAND heretofore occupied by John E. Kelley
They are prepared TO execute in faithful and
workmanike manner all work entrusted TO them,
upon Tie nsost reasonable terms.
JOHN L. KELLEY,
ELLIS BROWN.
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
DRn(rI 4 Al TInN


INFORMATION haviu. beeu received hv the EYecm
L i've, that PETER SIMS and PATRICK, negro
men, slaves, Condemned In death by the Cont Of lius
ngs Of Richmond CITY, hut rcpreved By The Executive
for sale aH transportation, and meantime confined IN
the Penteniiary have ESCAPED tIom their place OF con-
inement, and nOw going L large. Therefore, l.,
William Smith, Governor Of Virginia. do hereby offer
reward "f one hundred dollars tn ANY person persons
who shall the said Peter Sims and Patrick and
deliver them into the Pemeniiary, fifty dollars for
The aud delivery Of eiihr6; and do moreover
require ali officers of this Commonwealth, civil and mi
Iary. and request the p-nple generally, 20 use their
best ryeions procure the n the said ugiiives.
that ttey may he brought 1" justice.
Given under my hand a, Governor, and under the
f lesser seal of she Common wealth, At Richmond,
N'A>'' this 2lsl day oiJanuary, Isis.
WIN. SMITH.
PETER SIMS Is black man about 81 fee, high, and
formerly belonged To Sarah Bailey
PATRICK Is Il mulatto man 81 feet high and former.
ly belonged 10 The Estate Of WIN. %. Wren.
is thought that both Of the lugtves still in
Richmond. Jan 22-dltSc6t
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TO FONTAINE WOOD AND THOMAS
NUnnn

GENrLEMEN:- AS you are nnn.resdents Of the
~ Stale of Virginia, sou will please take notice
that shall, the 9Th day Of February 1885, between
the hours # ten in the forenoon and six In The after
noon n the PrentiSs House IN the city of Eickshurg
of Richard Barnett and others, To be read evidence
la Certain su.i in ChanceIy now depending in the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery Of Essex
County, and state at Virginia. resad, in which
plaintiff ana yourself and others defendants
and f, from any cause, the said dispositions should
be taken on the day above designated, or should br
commenced and no, completed, then the taking Of Tie
said depGsiti0ns will he djournrd from day Ia day un
Ill taken and completed. JOHN A. Parker
lam
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TINE subscriber would announce 10 his friends
ard the public generally, that he has taken
Shockoe Hill Tavern, and that the House having
undergone thorough repair, he is now ready TO
accommodate them with Board by the day, week,
month or year, on the most reasonable terms.
His Stable is also supplied with good Plovender,
and polite and attentive Osller; and he hopes by
strict attention 10 business TO merit some patron
age from generous public. He particularly So
lici.s call from his country friends.
N. c. LIPSCOMBE.
N. B. have several Buggies and Horses
for hire. N. =. l..
Jan, l0-1m
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Surviving primer Of Hamiiton & WiI''a'
Richmond. Dec. Z, lsi7.-cG
NOTJCE TO TIIE PUBLIC.

A REPORT being in circulation that i gentleman IT
n cur house n member OF the House OF Delrsates
has bern for some days sick with the small Fox We
take This method OF correcting IT, me polc h,'y res
,.d tbnt mn case noy exist or has existed, II
The CITY HOTEL. For the truth Of tiis We refer Il
Dr Taaierro, the physician oi,hr sex esh'.ema ahs
to Mrssrs Tyler Crump, Garrett alu baptist, OF I'M
nibrr mrmbers OF The House If Delegates now board
ing with us join '"'-'"S - 'O'''
Ian. lS-d3tssr3t
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TRUST SALE OF AN UNDIVIDED IN
TERESr n REAL ESTATE IN TIL

TRUST SALE Ot AN UNDlf il)l,D IN
TEREST n REAL ESTATE IN TIE
CITY OF RICH MOND AND IN THE
COUNTY OF He >RICO.
DY virtue Of deed of,rust executed on the lst day Of
- September, 1872, by the late John II. Smiih. o
Dinwiddie county, and Mary e. his wife, for the puI
poses therein mentioned, the subscribers viii proceed
IN MONDAY, the l4th dav Of February, 1873 N the
front door Of the City Hall, in The City of Richmond
AT the hour Of !2 o'clock, NJ 10 SELL II public auction
for cash. all the Estate right, like AMI interest oil the
said John II. Smith, and Mary &. Smith HIS wife, as
one OF the children and heirs Of John Amber, deceas
ed in and Ia TN. following Real Property-to wit:
a lot or p'rcr of ground IN the city Of Richmond
with the buildings and improvements thereon, situated
At the ol Clay and 2t streets, containing three
half acres he the or less, and constituting
with said improvements, the former residence of The
said John imber, Deceased.
:. a tfari Of land called "Westham," situated in
Ilcnrico county. about nine miles above Richmond,
bounded the South by James River, and containing
upwards u thirteen hundred according To late
survey Fats of the said property may be seen on APP
plicaQn 10 The subscribers.
c9!,IyIy e a6 SaGH2IAs' Trustees.
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uaKIsh JOUhN ~.
Agency for Worcester's Celebrated
PIANO FORTES.
DRINKER Il RRlS,

No. 81 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
NOTES FROM ABROAD.
DIANO FORTES.-We gladly take the op.
L porunily OF the present great concourse OF
strangers in our city, 10 speak Of the Piano Forles
ofMr. Worcester Having occasion TO purchase
an instrument, We consulted distinguished pro-
lessor Of The piano forte, and, by his recommen-
dalton, applied 10 Mr. W., and, We are happy 10
say, with entire satisfaction as TO qualify and
price, There is Always certain fashion, even
about musical instruments; but, fortunately, the
tone and finish OF a good piano forte can stand
upon their own Intrinsic merit, which is obvious
10 the general Judgment; and We venture to as
sure those who are about purchasing, that they
will not be disappointed il they try MIR. Worces-
ter's Pianos. The one which yielded 81 ,2oO al
Stewards for The Irish, was OF his manufacture
-[New York Christian Inquirer.
"The reputation of MIR. Worcesers Pianos is
such that it is almost unnecessary now 10 offer
any commendatory remarks as TO their quality
OF lone. elegance Of workmanship, or general
excel i:e Il is sufficient Tor the purpose 10
stale, that they are not " be eycelled IN any re.
spect. They are in mahogany and rosewood
cases, from six 10 seven octaves. Those in want
Of really good instruments, which they may pur.
chase with perfect confidence, should by all
means examine those OF his manufacure.-lN
Y. Mirror.
The Home Journal of the 10th October says:
"PlANO FORTES. -Those manufactured
ty WORCESTER are admirable in every parllcu.
lar. His ample warerooms on the third Avenue
are among the novelties and attractions OF the me-
uoppls. All in want OF good and elegant inssru-
men,s, unsurpassed IN touch and tone, Tor family
use and ornament, should pay Worcester visit
before they purchase elsewhere"
That the unqualified appreciation OF our own
citizens, artists and amateurs, fully susiains the
high recommendations awarded 10 Worcesler's
Piano Forces, by the public press, is unquestion-
able, we beg TO submi!a
NOTE FROM HOME,
Which says: 1.-THE Piano you were kind enough
to send me was received in perfect order, and has
given general satisfaction, being pronounced by
Judges first rate instrument. | have taken &C.
casion 10 say that you have "a few more of The
same Sort"
We are constantly supplied wi Worceser's
choice instruments. We sell them with fsA
guarantee, and a, lower prices than have been
usually paid for Pianos in ibis market. Those
in want will do well 10 examine them before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
Orders from the country will meet with prompt
attention and be executed TO line entire sa,istac.
.ion Of The purchaser both in quality and price.
DRINKER & NORRIS,
Publishers, Booksellers, aud Dealers in Piano
Fortes Jan. %
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NOTICE The creditors OF The late Robert
~ Mvrrick of King and Queen are hereby no.
iided that | shall proceed forthwith to settle up
The affairs of his estate finally, and no claim
AGAINST the said Myrricl will be considered valid
miles, made known within ninety days from this
dale. JAMES T. BOYD, Executor.
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Richmond, 20Ih Jan. lo4S.
NOTICE

10 consequence OF the above connection, il is
necessary that all persons who are indebted to
me, prior to frs, day OF January, should come
forward and pay ci their balances, with as little
delay as practicable.
Jan. 22-wlm JOHN E. KELLEY.
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AMELIA ACADEMY.

4 FEW more pupils will he received upon early mr.
n plicafiOn. Board and Tuition 500. In advance,
from February 1t % July lst, and in that proportion II
entered earlier. The present system OF Instruction aud
discipline which has proved -mnently successful
will he continued. Refer to the following gentlemen
who have wards members of The SCHOOL,
Messrs. WIN. J. Birksdlle, John F Wiley. Amelia
Edmund Rutin. Hanover; John A. Sriden, MISSIONER
Col Bragg and Qnln Morton, Petersburg
WM. II. HARRISON.
n. B.-Drect LodOre r. o., Amelia.
Dec. 2I-cwCw w. H. n.
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sIoO 00C in 5 prizes Of 20 600 each

100000 in prizes of 2U,UUU each
Susquehanna Lottery, No Q. to be drawn at Balti-
more on Wednesday, January Goth. 1873. Is Nos IL
drawn Grand Scheme: prizes Of $50 900, Of 600,
Of 1850, Of 1892, 20 of 1000, &c Tickets $40;
halves 5; quarters so.
n1- Orders for Tickets in the above will meet with
prompt and confidential attention, II addressed To
G. d. LUCK, Richmond.
90 Persons ordering by the package may deduct the
price of three Tickets.
Ian. c. Is. LUCK, Richmnnh. Va.
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OFFICE PETERSBURG AND ROANOKE R. r. Co.
Petersburg, Jan 6 Is43
TINE Board OF Directors have this day de-
l. clared dividend Of three and hall per
cent for the last six months. payable on and al
ter the 18th inst. Il. ID. BIRD, PTesdt.
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T UCK'S OFFICE. No. S, Exchange Place,

UCKS OFFICE. No. 5, Exchange Place,
IL Richmond
This Day, so 900, in 2 prizes Of $4,000 each 6e
Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets s.
Also, the Little Delaware Lottsry-s4, 900 Capital.
70 Nos II drawn. Tickets 81.
Ticket. Nos s ls 81. a Capital, sold in Delaware
Lottery, Glass 49, on Saturday, and paid by LUCK.
Drawing Of Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class4:
SO Is SO Al q p % 20 80 81 81 IL AZ.
The attention Of the public is requested to tho bril-
liant Lottery O. be drawn al Baltimore tomorrow.
100000 divided in prize, Of 10000 each. Tickets
only Sl0
For further particulars Of this Splendid Scheme refer
10 LUCk'S advertisement in another column, and for
ri'ze Tickets drop in at his ONCE, No. S, Exchange
Place
lrawn Nos. of Delaware Lottery, Glass 90:
jan 25
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TWENTY NEGROES.

TWENTY NEGROES.
viii be sold, Friday 2Sh INST, al 10 O'clock,
~ likely young Negroes, viz: 10 able bodied
Men, Boys, Women, aid 3 Girls.
VIII be added 10 the above sale a Negro Man
4O years OF age, who is a first rate Ca,renter by
trade, also rough Blacksmith.
=, BENZ. DAVIS, Auc..
Jan. 70 No. 5 Wall Street.
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NOTICE

CERTIFICATE No s.2Ie, for eight Shares Of Farm
u ers, Bank Stock, issued 18th August, 1888 10
Elizabeth Woodson. now deceased having either neen
lost or destroyed hereby cali on all persons concern
"a N ehou ra az why new Certificate should not Is
.u. - for III. same. c. sELDEN, Administrator
ner a1-cw4W
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TO WILLIAM JESSE and hi, wife, MARY ANN.
susan g., formerly Parkerl-You are hereby potinsd
aaet 'na on Friday, the 25th dav of February next.
a. me house Of William Anderson franklin county In
,ae SAFE OF Tennessee take the deposition of William
ooohson 10 be read evidence on the trial of snit
nov depending IN the Circuit Superior Court NJ law
Gnaneefy OF The county Of Cumberland. (Sats of
m.nal on The Chaneery side thereof in which Won
Of n. ss,. IN your DILL led In said suit as residents
Wfr ss,ss OF Missouri, are plaintiffs and myself and
in on, n s.; Formerly Parker) and Jesse D. Part.r
tIstIi. ~ ehls and as administrators and admini,
are defendant ss.ksI deceased, and Isham Parker
S,ous on IN. day above Designated viii y. DC moi
Jan. 25-ew4w Tours, &c,