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A NNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
"A HOLDERS OF THE LOUISA RAILROAD
COMPAN Y.-The annual meeting OF the Louisa Rail
I'd day Of August next As usual the stockholders viii be
entitled to free ticket lii going 20 and returning from said
annual meeting. JOHN GARRETT,
DANK OF VIRGINIA, RICHMOND, July 3d. 1919
ID The Board Of Directors Of this Bank have declared
dividend of 81 per cent of the profits of the Bank for
the last six months which after eserving per cent bo-
payable to the stockholders on the 18th instant
jy 4--eo2w SAML. MARX, Cashier
MNARMERs' HANK OF vIRGINIA.-The
III President and Directors fths Bank have declared
dividend of 81 per cent from the profits Of the last six
months, subject to the bonus Of per cent to the State
payable on the 18th instant.
July 3d. ls49 JOHN G. BLAIR, Cash'r
jy 4--2aw4w
To Thomas adams, Mobile, Bur,eeH B Moseley, Allan
Y SoIo III, Smith n DALI v,H
Sarah his uite, James O. Pollard and Georgiana his
acite:
TAKE NOTICE. shall apply to the County Court
i Of Henrico County the first day OF the August
term next ensuing to appoint commissioners to the
value of certain lands in the City OF Richmond owned in
part in whole by YOU lying between Broad and Frank
lin Streets part OF the land being the East side and
part the West side OF Union sree which the Louisa
Railroad Company desire to condemn for their use.
E. FONTAINE, Prest
e29 tlAu Louisa Railroad Company
r Rules held in the Clerks office of the Circuit su-
~ peror Court OF Law and Chancery for the county
Of Halifax, in the month OF July, l849: Spotswood H
Crenshaw, William G. Smithson and Mary Ann his
wife. James G. Yancy and Martha his wife Richard L.
B. Williams and Louisa his wife, Narcssa P Crenshaw
John D. Crenshaw, and Lucinda Crensllaw and another
plaintiffs against John Coleman in his own right and
administration Of John Bacon, DECD and Washington Ba-
and Martha his wife, VIM. H. Bacon, Waddie A. Bacon
and Harriet Bacon, and others, defendantsIN CHAN
Gerry.
The defendants, Washington Bacon, Spotswood Ba-
con- Mary Wright, VIM S. Mosley and Martha his wife,
VIM. H. Bacon, Waddie A. Bacon and Harriet P. Bacon,
not having entered their appearance and appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they not inhabitants of this
Commonwealth, it is ordered that the said defendants
Washington Bacon Sp9swood Bacon Mary Z, Wright,
Waddie A Bacon and Harriet p Bacon, do appear here
the first day of September term next, and answer the
sred IN s The Richmond ct this order be ohwh
svey and posted the front door of the Court House Of
this county.
je 27Ew9w
UhR. CUNNINGHAM has removed to the corner
~ Of Franklin and sh streets, Immediately opposite the
United Presbyterian Church. y6-6t
NIOTICE.-~The co-parnership heretofore existing
V between Beverley Tucker and John E. Addison, has
'' BEVERLEY TUCKER having located permanently
in the city of Washington will continue to attend prompt
y all business before Congress and the Departments OF
the Government, as heretofore.
References may be made to the Senators and Members
Of Congress generally i'll the State OF Virginia and South
Carolina.
WASHINGTON. May 80, 1s49. je 5-3m
TNEN MORE PIANO TORTES.--By the schr
i Wesover and arrivals have received of
Worceser's elegant PIANO FORTES, rendering my as
sortment the largest and most commanding offered
in Virginia
To purchasers and those in of superb instruments,
beg TO say, that the judgment OF the public, amateurs,
and OF distinguished professors have settled the question:
that there rasQue experiment. in purchasing
of W0rceSters instruments.
My prices and terms will be found as fair and as liberal
as can be obtained in any of the Northern cities.
Orders from the country will meet prompt attention,
and be executed to the entire satisfaction OF purchasers
Prices range from $2l5 to $500 A. MORRIS,
jy IL Successor to D1nker o. Morris.
6HXECUTOR'S NOTICE..-All persons having
AL claims against the late Peter Cotton, deceased, are
hereby notified to present them Tor payment to the sub
scrber; and all persons indebted to the deceased will
RICHARD G. COTTON,
nj
Post Office, Bells y Roads, Louisa Co., Va.
! RICHMOND June 9th, lS49. jy IL law3w
I'm CIIANCERY--vlRG1NIA AT a Superior
the State Court House, the city OF Richmond Thur
day, June 7th lS49.
Charles R. Stene Eusebius C. Sterne George Will
hanson and Virginia his vile, John H. Williamson and
Martha his wife Allen E. Baker and Sevena c. his wife,
Greed Butler and Z. A Goodwin administrator of Eliza
Z. Sterne, deceased. Plaintiffs:
against
Richard Adams late sheriff of Henrico county and as
such administrator de bons OF Peyton R. Stene, de-
ceased, Thomas w boswell, his late deputy and John
H. knight, administrator de bonis OF Francis Serne
! deceased, Defendants.
This day came the plaintiffs by their counsel and filed
their bill and the defendants, by their counsel filed their
thereto; which the plaintiffs by
SELL replied generally and, thereupon, this being
to be heard by like upon the BILL the answers Of
the defendants with repcatons TO the said answers, and
the exhibits filed and argued by counsel On consi-
deratou whereof and by of the parties by their
counsel the Court doth order that the defendant Richard
| Adams, and Thomas w boswell, render before Com
missioner John Shore account OF their administration
of the of Peyton R. Stee deceased and that the
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