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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-04-25

:, -yrro,r,. AT Rules held lin the
i rL.rt,s Office OF the Circuit Superior Court oil Law
and Chancery for FIuvanna county, in April, loio:
anu . p Ean,aine. Plaintiff:
Peniamin ssay, Executor Of Woodscn BleG. deceas-
cd and Polly his wife, formerly Polly Bugs, Jesse W.
Bucr, and Jeremiah Cleveland, peienuants.
The defendant, Jesse w. Bnss, no. nasina en ~ ,ts
n n.s Of Presently assembly and the rules Of This Court. and !. ap
nearing by satisfactory evidence that he is mol an inha.
bitant of this Commonwealth y - oIue.sa, aa ~ :. .n &c
said Jesse w. Bugg do appear al The Clerks Once oI
mn said Circuit Superior Cont. at rules to be holden
herein. on the first Monday in July next, and answer
the p%lainiia's bill; and that a copy of.hls order be ,or,n,
rusnah.d in The civ OF Richmond, for two months
sneesssiyely, and posted at the Courthouse door OF The
said county. Copy. iesnSDuppn cr
April 24-cw5w ABRA S~hCfHLhD,1 IN, ~
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NOTICE

THO ALL WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN: Knew &c,
i that 1, Elizabeth J. Peter, Administrators of John
P. C. Peter, late Of Montgomery county, deceased, in
tend 10 apply TO the President and Directors Of the
Bank Of Virginia, rs also TO the President and DIrec-
tors OF the Farmers Bank of Virginia. To have all the
Bank Stock in each said Bank, belonging to, and sta,d
ing in tho name rf John p. c.. Peter, my inlestate,
transferred TO me. in my own name, as soon as the law
of Virginia will allow me so Ia do.
ELIZABETH J. PETER,
April ll-ewfm Administrative Of J. P. G. Peter.
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lay Evening,-Sales close At s O'Clock.
30 600
-. Paine IL Co..
1AyaGFpS OF LOTTERIES.

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
TIME same attraction as heretofore is still offered 10
i thu patrons Of this Agency. ID. PAINE & CO. are
now the front rank Managers OF Lotteries IN the Uni
ted States, being the oldest, and presenting Schemes
which are equal, II not superior, 10 any heretofore Of
frrrd: and, az a further evidence that P5inc's tickets
continue in the ascendlncy, we have Tie pleasure al
announcing that another splendid piize of Sl5.oG1 was
sen, from this agency last week 10 c u Luck, Vrnirr,
of This place. Recoliect, ID. Pane u 60. have sent more
prizes to Richmond in The last year than all ut!:er .ia.
napers together. Orders meet our usual prompt alien
lion, il addressed Ia ~. or 10
C.. w. PURCELL, Agent for Paine x 90,
richmond Virginia.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.


RICHMOND AhAEI ATlSAh ~f'
TOBACCO Receipts and inspections in
creasing. We quote Tugs ST. 50 TO 2 90 and 2 so
common leai2 Is 3 so; middlins3 IS to 4 Is
and S 90; good 10 fine 5 Soto 7 SO.
F~LOUR-Sales at so. Some holders asking
WHEAT-Whi,e l25; red l20 cents.
OATS-34 IS cents per bnshel.
CORN-45 a Al cents per bushel. Dull.
CORN MEAL--50 a 55c per bushel. Dull.
RACON-Vireinia hog round st a ] cts; Balli.
more Sides 81 a 81 cents; Shoulders At a 5 cents;
Hams 6 a 8 cents; Joles 81 a 4 cents; old
Sides A a 5 cts.; new Shoulders Al a At cents.
LARD-7i a II CTS.
FISH-North Carolina Herrings-none in
marker.
CATTLE-For Cattle from the scales, gross
weight, 81 so a 3 50-equal 10 3 90 a ] % nett.
Hoes: none in market. SHEEP: 81 10 4 W.
according 10 quality.
STEEL-American blistered SliO per ton.
SUGARS-We quote New Orleans at 4 a st;
Porto Rico ST a St; 81. Croix 7 a 8 cents. Loaf SUI
gar9Ac.
COFFEE-We quote Rio at 7 a u cents; La
guayra u a II; 81. Domingo st a63; Porto Rico
81 II; Java 10 LII cents.
TEAS-Imperial and Gunpowder 30 a ! 2oc.
per h.. Black rs a 80 C. Dull.
MOLASSES-N. Orleans in bbls. 26 a PSI C.
Porto Rico 25 a 26 cents; Cuba 20 a % cents.
SALT-Last sales from wharf 65 per sack;
from store 81 20. Stock very light aud in de-
mand.
LlME-From wharf 81 per Dbl.
PLASTER-The arrivals OF this article being
large, and The season for selling advanced, have
caused a considerable decline. We quote lump
from wharf at S3i, from Basin S4s; Tlerces OF
500 pounds, ground, | SO, on Basin.
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50 000 DOLLARS

10000 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class Is, TO be drawn
at Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, April Goth,
1913. 70 Nos, ID drawn.
Grand Capitals
/ prize OF $780, 00I / prize Of sG.0o
$4,000 " $500
| 10000 10 1850
Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters 2 so.
VI In purchasing by The package, deduct the price Of
three Tickets.
py Orders meet our usual prompt attention. For
Tickets in the above, or IN any otEsr Lottery. drawing
daily, tprice Of Tickets from 81 10 $780, under orr ma
nagement, address MS, or Z. W. PURCELL,
Agent Tor D. PAINE & CO., Richmond Va.
Mayrh Al
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ssy W. Godd5n, AucIsOneer,
SALE AT AUCTION OF VALUABLE
Heal estate and Negroes.

pY virtue 81 a decree ut the Superior Coun Of
- Chancery Tor the Richmond Circuit, pro-
nounccd on the 25ih day OF March, 1913, in the
SUIT oil William }. Meanly. &C., plaintiffs, against
May +. MraDly and Offers, defendants. The un-
de!signej, who was appointed d Special Commits.
sioner Ter that purpose, will, on The premises, a,
halt past o'clocs, =. NJ, on Saturday, the 22nd
day ol April, 1913, sell The Real Estate and Me-
groes in The bill and proceeding mentioned, Of
which Archelaus Mean.y died seized and pos
sesssd-lbe Real Estate consisting Of several
Houses and Lots on Church hill, in The county
OF Henrico, in the Beighborhood o. Mr.. John r..
Mountcaslie, Mr.. William Cailin, anu others
There are three or four Negroes, said to be likely
and valuable.
TERms Of SALe.-The Negroes will be sod Tor
cash-the Real Estate upon credit OF six and
twelve months from The day of sale. The decree
directs that the purchasers shall execute bonds 10
the Commissioner Tor The purchase money, and
The title withheld Until The whole OF the purchase
money is paid, and a conveyance be directed 10
be made by the Court.
mo. M GREGORY, Special Com'r.
p Sale conducted by
April odds w. GoDDIN, Auct.
EXECUTORS SALEOF VALUABLE CA
RYSTREET PROPERTY.
DY virtue Of the last will and testament Of
- JoudlhaH W. DUETS, utcu., me shosCllocI
will proceed 10 sell upon he premises, on Thurs
day afternoon, The 9Th day OF April, lS47, com.
msncins al o'clock. those Two brick
on he North side OF Cary street, fronting thereon,
each y tce!, running back 10 !eetio an alley 30
feet wide. designated As numbers ? and 3, ard
near 10 I'm or marker sl!eet: one OF which is in
The occupancy Of Mersrs SlearEs G. Rrummell,
the other, OF Mr.. N. Il. Dickinson.
The terms Of sale will be onc-.ourth cash; bal
ance al 6, II and Is months, fer negotiable noie>,
[~:u.eles, added secured BY a trus. cced.
WIN BEERS,
Ey'f. Of ]. w. Beers, decd.
y Sale conducted by w. GcrDiN, Auclr.
April 7-eotis
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Thomas & Charles Ellis,
No. LOG Main street, Richmond, Virginia,

IMPORTERS OF
DRY GOODS AID HARDWARE
HAVE received, By The ships Garrick, New
Ii World, AshbuIton ani Memnon, from Lii
verpool, and by sundfy arrivals from New York
and Boston, their Spring supply Of Dry Goods
and Hardware, foreign and domestic. Their
stool; oil each has rarely been SO full, or al such
satisfactory prices. They invite The attention OF
their friends and the trade generally.
NInrnL "
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NOIIEE
THO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE LOUISA

THO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE LOUISA
i RAILROAD COMPANY, under the act OF 9Th
March, l647:
addition 10 tho sum Of three dollars called for, five dol
lars, payable on the nrst day OF each oil The months OF
March. April, May, August, September, October and
December, and ten duliars on the first day of each Of
The months of June, July and November, on each share.
Subscribers In Augusta will pay in the Bank at
Staunton; in Albemarle. in the Bank al Charlottesville
and those In Richmond, in the Bank of Virginia, tn the
credit of the Louisn Railroad Company. Punetuaiiiy Is
Important, as interest ucin be due on each instalnent u not
paid. BY order OF the Beard,
CHARLES THOMPSON, Treasurer.
p-,rar il, nnnot E,h Oo-rtn.r
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TWENTY Dollars Reward.

THE above re ward Will Do given for The appTehen-
L sion Of two Negro Men belonging to the Estate Of
the late Miles Marcus, Of Madison county, who ran
away about tho lst of the present month from The She
nandoah Iron Works; provided they be returned to d.
& Fl. Forrer, the proprieiors ofthe said works, or Sc.
cured 20 that the subscriber gets them again-or the
sum of $40 for the return or securing as allows specified
either one OF them. THOMAS N WEIGH.
Executor of Miles Marcus, deceased.
Madison CO., Va, April 25-cf
~ Whig requested 10 copy.
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Ncw Establishment.
COPPER SMITHlNG, TIN AND SHEET
IRON WARE MANDATORY.

COPPER SMITHlNG, I'm AND HEEI-
IRON WARE MANDATORY.
TINE undersigned has commenced the above
Il business, in all lis various branches, on The
NoIll-wesr corner OIL Broad and 9Th Streets, in The
city OF Richmond. Having been a PRACTICAL
workman in all he above trades for many Yeats
past, in different States, he knows himself 10 he
amply bic 10 make ani do any kind OF work hat
the citizens Of Richmond ard community al large
may require OF his profession such as wool ard
cotton dyes AMI naile,s' ~coioiing kettles; hatlers'
plank kettles; stills and worms; con!ectioneis'
candy pans; all kinds OF copper seam pipes, suit
able Tor any kin! Of slea ! engines or boilers;
also, copper wash kettles and tea kettles, &c; all
kinds OF tin ware made, wholesale and retail; cop
per and lin %rcoline; cutters, gutter heads, conduc-
Tors, &C.; all kinds OF sheet iron work, such as
sheet iron stoves, drums and stove pipes, tenders.
blowers, ASH pans, dripping pans, &c, all OF
which will be made Of sood materials, ard in 4
workmanlike manner, with p.onPtness, and upon
reasonable term
Good reference will be given when required.
n. B.-Par,icular attention will be paid TO all
kinds of repairing.
Old Copper, Brass, Pewter and Lead taken in
exchange TOR work. CHAS. ). pERR.
April 20-dIm
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BRILLIANT SCHEMES FOR APRIL.

BRILLIANT SCHEMES FOR APRIL
$4,000 DOLLARSl 10000 DOLLARS!
Susquehanna Lottery, Class 81. to be drawn at Ralli.
more on Wednesday, April 10th, 1913 IS Nos. Is
drawn Grand Scheme: $50, tO0. 2G,000, 4 of 1861,
so of 1000, 50 OF 4, 900, &c. Tickets Slsj halves 30;
quarters IS.
$4,000 DOLLARSl $4,000! 10000!
Grahd Consolidated Lottery, Glass Is, 10 be drawn nj
Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, April Goth, 1873.
7s ms, Is drawn. Grand Capitals: $500 1860;
10000, 6.nOO, $500, 10 of LOCO, &c. Tickets sl5; halves
z SO; anarlers3 rs.
or Orders for Tickets in the above will meet win
prompt and confidential attention, " addressed TO
e. b. LUCK, Richmond.
W Persons ordering by the package may deduct the
price OF three Tickets. Drawings forwarded when re-
quested. Z. Is. LUCK, Riclimono, Va.
March 81
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PROFESSOR BRA NCH'S

FUn Nv LnDuDT,
THE next session of my School will commence on
i the FIRST day OF June, and end on the fourth We'd
nesday OF September following.
The course Of studio, embraces all the subjects usa-
ally taught in the BEST Seminariss Of the kind.
Board for tbs session., S4O
Tuition including Ancient and Modern Languages, u
Music, with use Of Piano, 10
AnriI ~5-S2awtl5thJ
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MRS. LAWRENCE'S
ard q @ Ng C.

ms II. {. LAWRENCE has taken those new and
wi eommodious Tenements over the Stores OF Messrs.
n,oots. Bell & Hudson and Messrs. Binford 4 Fry, on
The Eagle Square, Main street, nearly opposite ner oo
.s,d and ia now nrepared 10 entertain boarders by the
say. as well as yearly and monthly %boalders, In good
s,yle. Terms moderate. The location for persons W.
it, ~ July 2-ewly
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CLOTHING AND CLOTHING MATE
RAILS.
Navy DEPARTMENT.
Bureau Of Provisions and Cutting

ETTE TT 1910.
SEPARATE PROPOSALS, endorsed "Proposals for
- Navy Clothing and Clothing Materials will be
received at this office until 3 O'Clock, +. NJ, on Monday,
the 2ad day OF May next, for furnishing and delivering
ION receiving thirty days notice I'll each or either OF
The Navy Yards at Ctar!ss,own, Massachusetts; brook
Ign, New York; and Gosport, Virginia; such quantities
Of any or all OF the following named articles Of Navy
Clothing aud Clothing Materials as may be ordered by
The CHIEF Of this Bureau, or by the commandments o!
said Navy Yards, respectively, during the fiscal year
commencing on the LIST day OF July next, and ending
IN IL. auiI an,.. Il Luna lAtN rin =.
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NEW FORWARDING AND COMMISSION HOUSE.
E.. Ezsar

AhVING taken 4 House on the Basin, tenders his ser
~ vices 10 his frichds and the pubic generally, in
forwarding merchandise, and for the sale of all the
staple articles of produce.
l.. II. T., In the sale of Tobacco, will be assisted by
: gentlenan, who, from long experience and acbnow-
lodged Judgment, IL fully competent 10 sustain the in-
,erasts Of Planters. Feb 9-ctf
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MISCELLANEOUS
NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.
X 81 "A d d i s @ n ,

0EIINEItxlL 41dEIN
OFFICE ON SIXTH STREET, &c LEMAN's BUILDINGS
-Four doors North Of Pennsylvania Avenue,
w a Ia II & o n.
ID EVERLY TUCKER and JOHN E. ADDISON havo
ID associated themselves for tho purpose of pi"secnt
ing claims Of all kinds before Congress aud the several
Departments ofthe General Government.
All communications, post paid, addressed to the
above, shall receive prompt attention
Reference is given 10 the following eentlemen:-
Hon. George III. Dallas, Vice President; Hnn J.Y. Ma
son, Secretary of the Navy; Hon. R. J. Walker, Score
tary of the Treasury; Hon. Jno. Mclean, U ). Supreme
Court; Hon. X. NJ. t. Hunter, U. 5. Senate; Clement
Cox, ESQ.,, Georgetown, y. [.
~ John E. Addison, Attorney at Law, will continue
to give personal attention 10 business before the several
Courts OF tho District Of Columbia, and the adjoining
counties Of MARYLAND Md Virginia. Jan. 2l-cly
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ESTRAY.

Taken up by Reuben q. Boyd, in tho
~c county Of Henrico, near Richmond, nm es-
~ tray sorrel Mare, with three white feel, a
A1A. star In the forehead, about five feet two
inches high, supposed to be six years old, and appraised
by persons appointed for the purpose to the sum Of ak
Nv dollars, April 25-c3ts
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r
PORT OF RICH NJ D N ID.
HIGH WATER TINS DAY AT 9. O'Clock, A. NJ.

HIGH WATER THIS DAY At st O'CLOCK, A. u.
ARRIVED,
Schr ST. Mary, Lake, New York.
Schr Iowa, Applegarth, Baltimore.
Schr John T. Harris. Vooris, New York.
schr Ann c. Baker, Frink, Troy, lumber, 10
r. Whitfield & Son.
Schr VIM. Applegarlh, Baltimore.
Schr Corvo, Crockett, Thomaston.
Brig Attakapas, Wade, New Orleans.
Schr Susan, Wilson, Norfolk.
SAILED,
Brig Seaman, Blackman, New London.
Schr Powhaiap, Phillips, Norfolk.
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TN NoTf6wAY COUNTY COURT, APRIL TERM,

On the motion OF John II. Hateheti, one Of The dis
tributes of Abraham Aaichrtt, deceased, IL IL ordered,
that all persons having claims against tbs Estate of said
decedant, Abraham tatchett. present them to Archi'
bad A. Campbell, late Sheriff OF said county, and, az
ceased, for payment, on or before The first day of Juns
next, 1.-TWO years having elapsed since the qualification
or appointment ofsaid hGministfaIor,) and that a cory
Of this order be published In SONS public newspaper for
eight weeks. ACopy-Teste,
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j. & ELLIS,
MACHINE
blind. Sash and Door

MANUFACTURERS AND GLAZIERS,
Next Door 10 the Virginia Woolleu Factory,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
A RE prepared TO execute all orders in their line on
n reasonable terms, and in a satisfactory manner.
Orders by letter promptly executed, and work "a1-
ranted TO please.
Ready Made Work always on hand.
March l7-ctff
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MILES CRENsHaAW,

ATTORNEY AT LA w,
WILL practice in the Superior and Inferior
w CourIs OF Fluvanna, Albemarle and Buck
ingham. Address Wilmington, Flnyanna coun-
". Va. April 2l-cl0t
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isy the Magnetic Telegraph.
Arrival of thc Acadia.
SIX DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE'
Important Intelligence.
fcorrespondemee of the enquirer

l"pOItduk
TCorrcspondenee of the Enqutre.]
BALTIMORE, April "a, 2. NJ.
The steamship Acadia, Capt. Stone, has ar
rived a, Boston. She left Liverpool on the Slf
inst, consequently her dates are six days laIeI
than those furnished by the Sarah Sands.
The intelligence from Europe is OF the hlshe''
importance. CONSERVATION pervades The enule
Continent Of Europe.
LOMBARDY.-T The recent intelligence from
this Interesting Auslro-Ilalian province, is con
hrmed. The Austrian troops, alter heavy loss
evacuated Milan, aud directed their march TO-
wards Mantua. The King of Sardinia. a! me
bead of 80, 900 troops, having espoused me sue
o. lhe Lombardinos, has attacked and aeleaseI
The Austrian army at every point; and GENERA
Radelski, (the Austrian commander0 being a.
fraid 10 enter the fortified town OF Man'ua' MAJ
been compelled to capitula.e.
The Italian Du thws are all in open iasurrec'
ton. .
SAVOY has been proclaimed a Republic BY
the People.
BADEN, wURTEMBURG and sAXoNY
have each acknowledged The Supremacy OF The
People.
HANOVER-The King Of Hanover is levy
ing troops to aid The neighboring Kings in assert.
ing their dirine rights.
RUSSIA also is making tremendous military
preparations; and il is said, has made a tender
Of troops TO suppress Republicanism IN Germa'
uy and Italy.
'FRANCE-,rhe Provisional Government APP
pears to give entire satisfaction. Tranquility
reigns throughout The Republic.
ENGLAND-The Char,isl. are assuming
threatening atlitnde, and have determined. IN de-
fance of the Government, TO hold their gfea'
meeting.
IREIAND-The intelligence from Ireland is
porlen.ous. The People are represented as oelne
boisterous and demanding a Republican form Of
Government.
MARKETS.-FLoUR has declined in Eng
land. U. 5. Western is quoted al 25s. a IT'S
and Richmond 25s. a 26s. per Dbl.
CoRa MEAL los. a lis per quarter.
CoRs has also suffered a decline;-23s. a BIS.
are the quotations. WHEAT. 7s.a7s. 10d. per 10 lbs
CorToS-The market is heavy, and The article
has experienced a decline of l-Sd. Mobile and
Upland, 3 SO 3 3 4d Tor o%rtioary, 4 8 for fair
4 5.S a Sd Tor good. Sales Tor The week ending
9Th ms. 2700 bales; whole stock 325 600 bales
of whica l76,0 900 were American. The Manches'
ter ma,k yet is dreadfully depressed.
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,on,rC To

NOTICE TO FARMERS.
TIME subscriber is prepared 10 deliver ioui
100 TO $50, 900 bushels LIME al any Oh 'nt
landipes On James River, or al Richmond, al IS
CENTS ner bushel, CASH. Orders addressed 10 .ne
UNDERSIGNED. Richmond, Va, will be promptly al
tended 10. ED"iN
April 24-dlnif
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NOTICE TO VOTERS.

NOTICE TO VOTERS.
A N extra train Of Cars will leave the Depot
II on Broad street, as usual, on Thursday, 9th
April, al 10 o'clock, A. M, for Taylorsville and
Milford. Returning, said train will leave Mil
ford al 3, P. Nj, and Taylorsville at half past 4,
P. NJ.
Fare, for the round trip 10 Milford, go SO
Fare, Tor the round trip to Taylorsviile, 81.
THOS. SHARP, Superintendent.
N. B. Voters for Caroline are advised TO avail
themselves Of the regular train going up, in order
that they may have ample time at the Bowling
Green before the return Of The extra train.
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Correspondence OF the Enquirer.
WASHINGTON, MONDAY, April PAP. N

WASHINGTON, MONDAY, APRIL Pap. NJ.
u. S. SENATE.
The morning business was unimpoTtant.
The Vice President laid before The Senate a
communication from the Executive Committee OF
the celebration in honor OF the French Revolu-
lion ami the popular movements throughout Eu.
rope, inviting the Senate to join in the celebration.
On motion, the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
After three unsuccessful motions 10 suspend
The rules Tor the purpose OF considering business
on, of its regular order, the House, on m olion,
obionrnpd
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Esy I'Oler & Cook.
VARIABLE EARN ar AUCTIOl

VALUABLE FARM AT AUCTION.
WILL be sod - me highest bidder, On SA-
wv TURDAY, ihc : h cay Of May, al II, NJ,
Oh The premises, a valuable Tfac: Of Land, lying
on both sides o! Norh Run, seven miles North OF
Richmond, bounded by HI read ieadics 10 LOU
ia Z. House, Oh the one side, aud he Coal Pit
road On the o!her, containing ii al about $50
acres, 275 o. which are well wooded, he balance.
IN a good STATE OF cultivation. On The premises
IS a good d~%elllns house, recently thoroughly re-
paired, with all necessary oul houses. such as
kitchens, quarters, barns, stables, Carriage house.
&c. lfde,iEed, il will be divided in ,wn or more
tracts. Sale positive, ard without The least re-
serve.
TERMS-One fourth Of the purchase money
will be required 10 tour months, wi.hou, in,eres,
the balance in ore, two and three years, with
interest from day o. sale.
Immediately aier The sale Of the Farm, will be
sold, uroa a credit OF Jour months, The purchaser
giving negotiable notes with approved rndoIseIs,
four or five very fine Mules, and seyera. Horses.
SAML. COTTRELL, Ja.
u Sale conducted By
TOLER & COCK, Aucls.
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nAUcTloN SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE-Special attention is called
TO The sale OF valuable real estate on Main Stree,
and near The Marke, House, advertised by Col.
Geo. M. Darlington, administrator of Richard
Adams, aud TO take place on the premises this
Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
INLOES & BROTHER, Auc,'s.
April IS
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TN CHANCEkY- vIacisiA:-In Amelia County
L Court, 23d March, 1913 -.
Richard l.. Hudson and Judy his wife, Compr's:

Richard L. Hudson and Judy his wife, Comprss:
against u,,hsr.or uuu,.
~ George Uu,cherson, and Mary Ellen and
MaaCy . asesased Defendants.
hH Ts.. dsw came the plaintiff. by attorney, and filed
i. III Nj and HE defendants, Willis, George, Mary FL
no and Nancy Jane Hutcherson, rot having entered
,sai, appearances and given security, according 10 act
:. ~ Assembly and rules OF this Court, and II appearing
~, he defendants last above named are not inhabi.
,ants OF this Commonwealth I: is ordered that said
attendants appear here al the nest June term OF inc
Cont, and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs; and tnat a
o ~ n This order he forthwith inserted in some news-
NADER published in the city of Richmond, once week
for Two months successiveiy, and posted at the mont
door Of the Court House of this county.
Copy. Teste,
April ls-ew2m y. u LEA1h, @isHA'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-04-25
NEW MARK

NEW ORLEANS MARKET, April II.
Sales Of 1000 bales Of Cotton at a decline OF |
cent per ID. Sugar is dropping. Sales OF Mo-
lasses al 1871 a 20i. The iour market is dull
sales Of ST. Louis -four at "a 80. Exchanges
nominal.