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POLITICAL NOTICES.


- Second Ward, Oct %, 1850-tt meeting 12,, OF
the Regular Wing ChalteT Couyenuon he'd THIS t.ff.N-
ING. EDWIN ]. MERCER, Esq. was unanimously select
hc Candidate or Assistant ldeTan 70 be .safpot.
cd at The ens3s;tr eccioi By order Of the ConYenlo
AUGUSTUS +. CAMMEf Err, Chairman
I l'rtl,2S &C. Secretaries $50 IL
~ Fifth Ward Regular Democratic WING
Nominations.
For 4.sen5ly--ABRAM WAKEMAN-
JOHN L. BROWN, Chairman Nominating CoLl"li''ce-
J II. HoBEaT WARD Secry- $500,
For Assistant 4idoman-JOHN ROfCE. - n
Far 4ssessors-WfLLIAAl SCOTT, CHARLES me-
'q For A G&se,,aBle.-JosEPH JENKINS, CHARLES F.
FOR INSPECTORS o. ELECTION.
First Distrht-JohH Mckmnen, Alden J Hall
Second District-W- C. Scott, Peter Mood.
Third Lisfrict-Johu NJ. Bennett j1hn b Frlnk
Fourth District IliaE HfowniDg, John ] Bingham
t'i(th Distyict-CroweiiA Adams jacob Webb.
For Schooi OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES W MEEkS.
Far School InsDector-JAMES KENNADY
For School Trustec-ANDREW w. LEGGETT-
A. l.. DECAMP, Chairman Nominating Committee.
JoHH ]. BINGHAM, Secry. o5V III
~ Fifth Ward.-Anti-seward - Independent Ma.
uonal Wing Nomination.
7 WAUGH oq9 ltt
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Nrw.YonK FLoArlNc DRY Doc 90. !

Ngw-YoRK FLOATING DRY Dock Co,
October Both 1850
~ A Dividend of S Per Cent. has been declared
from the Farnes of the Dock for the six months ending
Nov Isl payable the Stockholders on and amer Tie 9th
daY OF Nov next. ,o.,
The Transfer Books will be closed from the Isl 10 4pth
90 tNe. y N'NN' ii. Y. MASON, Secretary.
~. Notice TO Navigators.-CUsTOM HOUSE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OFFICE, October - lSo9.-
The Sandy Hook Light Boat viii he Withdrawn from her
station for short time for necessary repairs. Notice VIII
be given Of her return thereto.
o25 g. H. MAXWELL, Collector.
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ON TIE FIFTEENTH OF NOVEMBER

:.
ITO be continued monthly Part 25Cents imperial $40
THE DRAMATIC MAGAZINE. AND GENERAL.
THEATRICAL AND MUSICAL REVIEW conducted
mud edited by the principal dramatic critics Of the day
Each mari win he Illustrated with beautiful steel en-
rravngs from Dagueneolypes taken from life expressly
for this work of the chief rametists and ota me pInoi
pal and actresses of the day IN Their most celeoao"
Characters and in private costume
A NEW ERA OF THE STAGE.
Ham-Good my lord, viii you tho players wei be-
siowedl ,
PONY lord wil use them according to their de"
serts. -, LODI
iIamMuch better, cir use every after his desert,
And who shall 'scape whipping Use them ailer
Your own honor and dignity the less they de-
serve,
The more merit is in your bounty 8.
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WANT PLACES.

A S CLERK, by young man II years of
"A age in wholesale or retail Dry Goods store A note
addressed to 57 Eeyent-sl corner Sixhay. viii meet
with immediate attention. Salary objecl. o295t'
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A 5 first rate COOK, by a respectable
1 a Woman who thoroughly understands her business.
Apply at 81 Cinton-pace o29 ~
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A S GEyEnAL HoUs3MAID or as Chamber
y maid and 10 assist in Washing and Ironing. by re-
spectacle Young Woman in small private family. She
can produce good city reference Call at S45 Twelth st at
her present place where she give satisfaction maj
will be required FOR honesty ard capability- $50 ~
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a s SEAMsTREse and Chambermald. or to
Make csr1 IF cthldrel by respectable Young Woman.
She give Ire best of city reference from her last place
give The best Of r Qces from her last place where she
ived nearly ree ye9s Can be for two days al lOt
East Fgheenttst seta.a -oor from Irving Place o3O III
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FHNHE NEW YORK REGISTER OF
IA MEDICINE and PHARMACY.-No. Q just Pub

lshed.
CoNTENrs.-Hedteiae and surgeyy-Lecture on the
Classification and Diagnosis ofDseases Of the Skim by Dr.
Bulkeyj Cinque ofthe College of Physicians and Sur
geons Professor Parker Cnique OF the New York Medi-
cal College, Professor Cox MqteTid Medea and PhdYuc
On the use OF Vegetable Carbon in Nervous Affections
Editorial D7artnent-The Sbecunm Controversy; New
York Medical Schooswhat they and VIVA, they should
be; College Hospitals; the necessity Of Medical Halls
Pubic Medical Library and Reading Room Success ofthe
Register Boston Medical and Surgical Journal College OF
Physicians and Surgeons; the Se York Medical College,
The University Medical College; Feast preparing; h9
New York Medical Gazette and the Female Doctors.
Published Semi Monthly at 81 year In advance, and foe
saleb by BERFORD. Aston House; KERN0T, 633 Broad
way AL communications should be directed 10 the Editor
DR.. C. D. GRISWOLD, szl Broadway, New York. go liz
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DOOK BINDERS LEATHER.-The

ROUh-BIN DERo LEAIHER.-Tha
AQ subscriber has hand and Is constantly receiving,
English Coored Skivers Colored Calf Skins French Tuf.
key Morocco Russia Red Leather Sailed Splits and CaA
Skins, Book Cloth, Marble Paper and every article re-
CURED for BiDder Always on land large assortment
OF Ges Dudeys superior Bark SkyeTs, Blanh Sheep and
market prices BY o2 m' JAMES COOK 1851 Peerl.st
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DIANKETS.-15 cases Mackinaw, Ne
ADgro Family and Berth Blankets, for sale 6y Mt.
OK h'' NESMITH co 50 and 81 Pine-st
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F%sMechanics' Institute, 105 BOwery.-Class-
es for l850-l85l,-The classes In FRENCH SPANISH,
and in PERSPECTIVE DRAWING. will commence
operations the first week in November Terms s. in each
for "A lessons Debating Glass upon the Isl and Sd
Saturday evenings Of each month class in C1EMlS-
TRY sheng organized A class in Mechanical Drawing
will follow that in Perspective
Persons wishing in any OF the above classes viii
please leave their address with Thos c. Dodd Acuary al
he Institute Rooms or with NJ c. Tracy 2 Chambers-st
o24 Iva SAML KOHLER. Chairman of Com.
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CARPETING, &c.
our Carpet Room up 'a No s. Main Street, We 0a'r LOT
's super satI Seiv.. carpetins
Super Eras,ells do
1 Eatta aI fsSs. Ply DO DO
Second quality Three Ply csrPsiihJ
Scotch ingram do
g. X aud c.rpssins or'sair' and passages
Bookings of different widths
Outdoor and in.doorMa
Superb Plano Covers
Elegant Table do
Do do for steps, &c, &C.
reducing stock Of these Goods. and rur
A Dec s-i,,' RICHARDSON a co, No 95 Main Street.
PARKER. BAyLT& NIM NC ,.ao
ReS psn and
Plain anil figured colored do
Brocade embroidered and Damask DO.
High oored Satins and Florences
Thin goods p s,snss a .ss Nou.u.
French b aud English Pan's
Fis ss sset and fancy ssess c!s's. and c'''mso'
.s1:a six t sa s ss; scssss's'
Msrino Searfs and Long Shawls
and eoord csTs shw and sleeve,
Rich Bonnet Me-; Neck e. Cap y md Bell Ribbons
Silk and Velvet Mantillas and Cloaks
Black Bnmbazincs and A'paras
Table and Piano Covers
Table Damasks aud Pillow Linens
Silk Cotton and Merino Hosiery
s A M Ili a and lambs Wool Shirts AMI Draw.
n, 10 ~ Ladies' do.
Ladies' Lad i rreneh-shape Corset,
English Riding Cord. and velve,lnes
Fine ls1s Ribbon bound Bed Blanket.
na sssass aad Other ToTsIins &C. &c Dec
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LAMBERT's OFFICE.
STREET unJer ,ha pvrhar 20 II

LAMBERT's OFFICE.
On FOURTEENTH STREET, under the Exchange Hotel Rich
" mond Virginia.
Drawn Nos, Delaware State Lo"ery. No. 81: Dec. IS:
Ticket Is t2 Is, another prize TO this Office.
Drawing Of Sussex Lottery, Class o, December
80 90 So q % 45 81 SO 60 81 q.
Hs sse Nos q y Two more prizes by .uarp7
& % s. 80 6 Il II il Is q e 81 - w.
Drawing of Virginia Monongaa Lottery las December r.
II q 50 Sc 80 IS IS q 81 % &C g.
Ticket Nos 20 ~ 62 another prize sold b. LAMBERT
"a 81 - i6 IS % Is Gi 81 II 66
Drawing Of Virginia Mononga Lottery Class no. December
65 50 q 50 % S. 4s 81 9 u % II.
Ticket Nos y 49, another prize sent to this office.
Schemes for the Week.
FRiDAImIhe Sussex County Delaware Lottery Class locap
tals S25O Of 1000 5a9 Of 600 &c. 70 Nos Is drawn
Tickets s5-shared in proportion
SATURDAr-vgnia Mononealia Lottery Class l42 be
2ls December IS Nos IL drawn Capitals: $4,000, $1,000
1900 $685. 40 227l % Of 1000, 80 500, ia Of 300,
Tickets $40.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME FOR SATURDAY, DEC %
Virginia Lottery Class be drawn 2Sh December 75 is
drawn Capitals 870U, Of 90O0, 10000 900. 5000 100,
5000 5000 1888 10 OF 5O, 10 of $780, ~ Of Oo 365 OF 300
DC. Tickets S.o-shares in proportion.
"a Change Sales close In the above Lotteries at
O'clock M and the drawings received about o'clock by
legruph.
- Drawings of smaller Lotteries Tuesday Thurs
days and Saturdays O'clock Sales close half past
Price Of Tickets from 81 TO 81 so.
ny Oresor Packages Certificates Of Packages single Tickets
Shares the above, in ofMaury Co Lotteries which
there drawings every from clio for
warded immediately distant when Address
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No. 3, Exchange Place. Richmond, Va
Rscolec' No. s-"Therea'uck in odd numbers, says Rory
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LOTTERIES.
STRATTON'S OFFICE.
MOB SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICHMOND VlRG

NO5, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICHMOND lRGi
"a Drawn Nos Of Delaware Extra, No. $50, Dec. 10:
20 q 50 q 10 e. 81 y ~ u y 81 - q.
= Of N % 0 ys i Class g. y pe%t" TO-
Whole, Nos 60 &c 70, prize Of $780, sold and paid by
Drawing Delaware Lottery Extra, Glass l47 December
10 81 p % 10 Is - II p / % 81 il.
q. Draw 1s n Ne ,, Of & Delaware no % 2 Dec I';
ii q o 3. 70 IS ) IS e 81 q e. s.
Dsw IN q e Sussex LSesy Class g December ,.
"@0s Nos "a 10 p''s Of ''o sod and srn%rroS
Drawing Of Sussex Lottery Extra, Class 5o December IA
"a 81 IS &C II & 81 Go So IL 81 IS
tDfaSns Of Mon9nssa LOsIy Glass l3' December II
Whole, Nos. 25 Il II, prize Of 81 500
' '''' " ~ : r'''' ''' '''' anu ,ssrIaArroS.
is 60 s. 81 S s. ii 10 ii 6 IS g.
Drawing OF Sussex Lottery, Extra Class ISL December IL
81 81 = 4s % Is 1 10 q Go Ii 60 ).
Hal. s.: = i Three more sold and paid by srRArTos
6 Is ii s. 30 IS IS : ! 81 Il 3 il.
Drawing Of Delaware Lottery Glass 81 December 49,
IL iS 70 s. 40 II 81 IL 81 p
schemes the Week.
FRlDAYsussex Lottery, Class ioI-Capital $4,000 rs NOD
Is drawn. Tickets g..
SATURDAY-Sussex Lottery, Extra Glass l53 Capital $1,000
70 Nos, IA drawn. Tickets ST.
Virginia Monongaia Lottery Class 4 10 be drawn 2st Decem
ber - NOS Y drawn Capitals $4,000 10000 2n0D. 5000
1900 2ooi 1000 SO 800 Iii of 800 Tickets slOSares
proportion.
Virginia Mononsalia Lottery. Glass NJ
10 COO 1000 5000 100 s 500 36 10 Of 1905 loof 800
~ Of loo, 365 of 3,U &c. Tickets sashares
I Buyers referred my list of pzes, which registered
III. office proof Of what has been done; and ever, drawing
continues, 10 increase the number sold and paid by
Orders Certificates OF Packages and single
the above schemes and in all the Lotteries will be promptly attended
TO. andd when requested Please address
Dac 10 \. STRAITON. Richmond. Va.
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VIRGISIAAa Circuit Court Of Chaneery Tor The county Of
Edward Hill and EzaeshT his WIFE Richard HILL s and Mary
his wife, Wat Tyler and Margaret his wife, Plaintiffs
George Richardson hi. RICH, and of Edward
Ss
chbad Goan deceased who was formerly an executor Of the said
the Bank Virginia President, Directors aud Company OF The
Farmers Bank Of Virginia the Exchange Bank Of Virginia Ei1a
Mary Hill and Ann hin lams' Tyler and Ds,y Tyler infants IN
ds s Iss s 3 @ s
Richardson Of the last will and tes'amen! Of
Edward Goyan. deceased, Pa'ntn
James dovan surviving Of James Govan ST. de-
ed Richard Hill Mary Wat H. Tyler and Margaret
Edward Hi and Eizabsh hia vie Ann M9ier WI
tale James AMI frances his Helen souhali Geo
W souhalI reyon SontAal Henry " pAiass isl a'aasr
Elena Bright deceased wisn John Clark Iehn "
ep6 ce Ssh ssa c''es ad Henry
Thomas Dudley and Peyton O. haley a,. merchants and par
qs s asss T s Ella Eliza %H Fanny &
Ill., be .n AL " rom M al. nsa dt a" az.
twc,y years rowhatan Roberts their ad e
And George Riehardson will
of Archibald Goyan deceased, Plaintiff
Jane. Govan surviving executor Irms Goyan deceased
nnnI Christian William oSertor President and Master.
Ed%a %'n" .%d wife
VIE S Wa. a c. E hs has
ander Hooper aa John D. Graft merchants and part
ners trading under the firm and style Of Hooper Gail Meaa
Daey and Pevton e. Bailey merchants and
partners trading firm and style Of Dudley Bailey VIII
liam aGe John Bstas, J Byrd Willis Batta'le, James Bat
tae his wife, Helen NJ Southa Geo.
Souths peytonA SouhaIl Henry W lageield aIhnis4
tor Of John Dain.ered deceased, Samuel Bright administrator
Of Eleana NJ bright, deceased, William Waller Goyan james
0ovsn a. IIill Fanny e Ill., Edward Hill Archh ID g.
c being infant. under The age oil
ysnd hem IN This ,uit Defendants
doth dudge order and decree that one Of
the do take an account OF The ana
ons aud under the will James Govsn
ecease enquire and ascertain whether any and sny
what provided By the executors oil James Go
deceased oreihcr Of them TO protect Or make
e rights OF the plaintiff either OF hen
under Of said James Govan deceased as well as what
other valuable things in the hands OF the sur
yvnp representative OF the de.
ceased other prty or parties are IN any WISE
in favor plaintiffs either Of them; and the
said the real we'll
personal respectively Of Edward Govan deceased
and Goyan and receive proc! Of debts and
demands against each Of the said deeedentr
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
III gro and carried with her her child named
Mary Evy She about forty old and hve eet hgh sou
built and little grey with large front teeth aud w'as between Msy
are harbored the neghborhood Of The Old Chu,c
Hanover and In the nesh6orhood Of Ut
The formerly belonged 10 Benjamin Kid who
the West The above reward w DC gwen ior inc
Hs"s1.i I
MARBLE YARD.
IOFN ROGERS 5th Street, near Main Richmond va Deae
Grave Stones Ma.- Of every Description "e
| &C., &c. .
Orders from country city reference promptly asndedto
having served his apprenticeship one OF the largest
establishment Now York City and having much experience The
himself all work executed his Shop VIII give
Satisfaction done North or Snnh Octh-elv
THE VIRGINIA HOUSE.
UyHIS establishment situated Grace Street, oppo
site st. Paus Church. and within aO yards Of tho Csp!o nav
Ing been enlarged thoroughly repaired will opened the
reception Of families and others about the lat
shall spared give 10 The
ere Of the house. Dec f-eow
SITUATION WANTED
10y young gentleman who Is native Of this State capable and
ID teach tho English, Latin Greek and French Ian
concerning whose character and suanmen SATISFACTORY
He has had the advantage being stu
dent The University Virginia. and has had some experience IN
teaching DESTROYS Of obtaining situation either as an assist
ant an @ OF To. King rsn
will receive immediate attention NOV. zo-etn.
NOTICE hereby given thu. application will be made the
~ President and Directors Of the Iron
Of the principal and interest Of anegoabe no ol
B. Deane Presidents daed May sth lSo ana paya9e
date the order Of W. Gooeh The aforesaid note
having lost this notice given 10 conformity sW ~ suh
made and provided n =, oeoIn
Nov. ] cwSw Exor n u w 1oooh uee =.
\ ABORERs wANTED.-suTToN WINSTON wish
10 hire thirty bodied young Negro Men work the
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EnTICE

yyHE Annual Meeting Stockholders Of the Manchester Cot
ion and Manufacturing Cumpany, will fake place Of IN
ofce Of the Agent Saturday the 2h inst at o'clock
pes l7-eaawkdlawd
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;TH C VIRGINIA HOUSE.
A SITUATION WANTED

ABORERs wANTED.-SuTTON & WINSTON wish
IL thirty able bodied young Negro Men TO work The en-
suinr upon Virginia and Railroad few miles
Wss Of Lynhburg having such hands hire obtain
satisfactory prices BY applying 70 10 at No. a. Main Street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-20

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, ha, the 1, sabser rib
will and testament OF FREDERICK BRE.
DEMEYER deceased who domcIed the me OF h7 death
in the city Baltimore The State OF Maryland will move The Or
cuit Court the County Henrco in the State of Virginia. 10 d.
rcl certificates of Stock Of the Commonwealth OIL
Virginia thousand dollars each standing The name OF the
aid rick dcneyer the books OF the State OF Virginia
Nov 3o-cw2m ALBERT SCHUMACHER, Executor.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


SECOND SUPPLY OF NEW GOODS,
10y arrivals we have second supply of FALL
Id aud WINTER GOODS consisting III par Of -
Extra rich BrOcsdr Silks
Rich Cashmeres and Dslaincs
Waered and plain Poplns
Embroidered and plain French Belaines
Eneli.h and American do
French and English Merinos
Black and colOred silk velvets
Long and square Bay State Shawls
White and colored Grape do
Coored and black Ihibe do
French Lace and Muslin Caps and Collars
Cloths, Cassimeres and vestings
With full assortment Of American Goods Brown Corons oEna
bugs Woolens Blankets Caeings Rugs
all Of which offer friends and the public moderate pcos
The old stand Of Valentine Breeder Co.. No 2 Broad Street,
Nov. 5--coawSw DREEDES A. FOX
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lNORTCNE'S HOME, CIIALK's OFFICE, WALL
IL STREET, Richmond, Virginia
Schemes for the Week.
THCRSDAYMaryand Consolidated Loery. Class 5Captals
s2jO l25uJ 5000, 1900 20 Of $50, IS Nos, 3 drawn.
Tickets sc.
FRIDAY-Maryland Consolidated Lottery Glass 9cap,as
$1,000 Of 6 Of 1900 ~ Of 900 &c - Nos 10 drawn
Tickets So
SATIRDAY-Grand Consolidated LOTTERY Class l0-Capas:
$4,000 10000 10000 800 5000, DOS 20 of lo00 % Of 500, &c
IS Nos, II drawn. Tickets slo. CHALK
n.r
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INFORMANT TO FARMERS,

IMPOHTANT To FANNENS, -
GARDENERS, FLORISTS, SHIP OWNERS, INCORPORATED
COMPANIES, MANUFACTURERS, ARTlZANS, PRoFES-
SIGNAL MEN, MECHANICS AND OTHERS.
SUyHE PUMP AND FIRE ENGINE CONFINED RIoHT SScua
i 3D. BY UNITED STATES IErrHKs PArEsT-Al Infringement
zee without which veses manufacturers public edihces no
tells and private dwellings, incomplete and comaravey ine
cure With this cheap Fire Engine the farmer
ec,y independent all insurance companies
can bid defiance the mcendiary
RECOMMENDATIONS.
We the undersigned do hereby that each OF US has hat
erected on oar lois ono b. Miche's Improved Pumps
and have given 10 trial. aud feel hesitation in recon
oubl;. JOHN BRAUER
VALENTINE HECKLER
ihave Pump Of Mr. Birmingham Michel In yard es
valuable appendAse great ana an EN-
.ient protection against Ore n. d. iiL1h.
The Pump can 6s the Wing ONCE.
buying selling tho above article an
responsible for H. ..--
I-rtf
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-mFTEHE6 W1ETF

A TEACHER WANTED. ,.,.
WISH employ for the ensuing young gentleman W
charge Of small classical school, Satisfactory esmonlas OF
moral character and qualities teach thoroughly me
lain and languages and Mathematics will be
pos pad) addressed The subscriber &c
attended 10. JAMES .'1"'
Dec l3-c2w
Second AUDITORS once, I3th DECEMBER, lsSU' ;,
TyRANSFERS OF STATE SToCR.-Tne boOIs u ~ IL OOH
State Stock rgistered in this Office Will DC e,osS @ '
instant until the LIST January '' "
Dec l4-dtllJan
;S76 received another LOT OF Boys Cloth
ing OF all sizes qualities Those who nsVe o1en c
find q supply at E. s MeEiroys D'!' e''AiHs '
br T street, opposite 'o' XeBLReY Broad Street
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-20

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE Richmond. Dec 10. 1850
parties The foregoing decree hereby notihed
my oe in the city OF Richmond on The rh DAY OF
February ISL 10 o'clock A. NJ with the evidence necessary TO
enable required by said dsrree and all
creditors eard Geran deceased and Archibald oora' de
"a GA on the 10Th day Of February 1851 before my office
Aforesaid with the evidence sustain them.
nv l3-cwsw WM. F DAVIS, Commissioner.