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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-01-29
'TIE CHEAPEST AND BEST LAMP
Il ~ YHE IFORLDl
is the Patent SefGnerating
- 4 Y ~ u

I'HE CHEAPEST AND BEST LAMP
i ~ THE WORLD
Is the Patent SelfGencratng
e. 4 3 l. 4 NJ p.
Particularly adapted 70 Churches, Hotels, Halls Fac
tories Stores, Parlors, Families, &c.
SOME OF ITS coon QUALITIES
II is perfectly safe. No chance for explosion
II is not eNunguished by any ordinary wind
Il requires rcNickng only once in six months.
II viii not get out Of order.
A child may take care Of IT,
IL is unequalled for reading sewing.
The light is not injurious TO the eyes
For economy, cleanliness and cOmOrt II defcs CONF
petition and is the best light ia the world
The material used in these Lamps IS common Burning
fuid All fluid and OIL Lamps be altered into CAS-
Lamps.
The Gas Lamp Is intended for common family use md
sells nom 81 20 TO $500 according To style also for
Stores Churches, Hotels Sc.
This Lamp will give the amount Of light as three
Steatine sandles for half an hour and hrght
OF one foot gas burner for cent an hour.
ms Lamp, which is pronounced by an be r supe.
nor 10 any Lamp ever before offered TO the inspection of
the public IS now ON exhibition at
n. n. RlRERS, State Street, Matpelier. ".
who owns the right for Washington County, aud will
sell Lamps or Town Rights
" Can and see the Lamps IN operation at any hour
during the day evening.
Montpelier, Sept. 10, 1857. 57atf
NINEGAR--By the barrel or small guam
tity, for sale by
Dec l, 1856 PALMER & GRAvLIN.
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that a Sensitive Conscience has very impor-
tant relation TO the power of the influences
suggested. in the government Of a school
We shall make this the subject Of a future
communication. w. S.
Middlobury, Jan. 8. 1858.
Some one has said. A" Honor those who la
Dor in school rooms, for though they may fall
from notice like the Spring blossoms. they
fall that the fruit may be born Yes. honor
those who labor in school rooms. If there
be a class of mortals who need and merit the
support and sympathy Of it's patrons, Of that
class is the Industrious faithful earnest tea
cher Yet in few isolated instances docs
the teacher receive that support and sympa-
thy. And why Is it because he does not
deserve it: Arc we not quite too apt to at
tribute 10 others the faults which lie in our
s. YES? We may not thus easily shuttle off
our responsibilities. The world. cold and
heartless though it be. is not slow to detect,
appreciate and reward merit. It wins its way
like a smiling face.
Herein exists an error whose remedy lies
in ourselves. ! common with thousands, no
doubt have felt the want of position in our
calling. ! do not mean relatively with COLA
borers in the same yinoyard-that Of course
Out Ic'ativoly with members oil inc other
learned professions. Does some capuous'
M',u -ulSScounS quonlef, mouGSuy suggest
ti'' ,e'cniug mas hot yer o'ch cie'"'c" 10 inc
.'Sn''y 90, RECESSION, uare ho' SWns"y IT,
as an '.noilo thouSht IL mas S'ru Ssieu LOT &c
HNery on sPealeo tmes' ana as oiteh oocn
Iu.nluss'y ooa'en oacK oy rue hut II VIII
no' uoWn' II toach'ns DC profession, IT
mas NOT 'nat innate influence ana dgnlIy wnlch
Is nclplenI 10 the other learned professions
inc clergyman inc Lawyer and Fhyslcan'
as ihey pass the threshold OF their respective
professions stand upon firm Prpdred ba-
SIS ana receive the impetus OF an unseen
power to brace them like strong arm, as
they weather the rough storms which assail
all at their outset, IN whatever department Of
the word = life Their very profession gives
them support Each IS deemed worthy of
confidence TIL he has proved himself unwor-
thy.
Is there no plausible reason why the voca-
ton OF the teacher Is not ranked equal in dig
nlty, with other intellectual callings: We
need not search far for the cause. Men do
notW themselves for it, There have been no
toilsome years of hard study, close applica-
ton and rigid discipline in preparation. The
rove lot .ho GAZING IL rs law OF Our oeng
llNN VIC IfA GnlONmnni IN NN1nu that work
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4HeOiruI.
A MEDICAL EVOLUTION
THE WORLD UNANIMOUS

HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT. - THE
IL GREAT COUNTER IluITANT il--1ho vi,
rus OF disease often makes Ms way to the internal organs
through The pores OF Che skin. This penetrating Clint
mcnt. melting under fhc hand as it Is rubbed h. h ai
soocd through tho channels and reaching the seat VI
INFLAMMATION, promptly and invariably subducs it, whether
located in the kidneys the liver the lungs. or any other
important organ II ucncatcs the surface to the into
ror, through the countless tubes that communicate Win
INC skim as summer rain passes into the cvcred earth
dhusing its cool and rcgcnerltng influence.
SKIN DISEASES AND GLASDULAH SwmLtNGs
Every species Of Exterior irritation quickly reduced
by me anu1nuammatory action Of this Ointment An
gy htffioNs, such as SALT RHHuN, EEysmE1As,
lhr1n hiNowoRM, Scam HEAD. NErrIE. RAsu
ScAhHs lgr IRON &C., die out TO return more, un-
der Dos application. Hospital experience in an parts Of
ihe world proves is nability In diseases Of the skin
ULCERS, SORES, AND TUMORs
The effect Of this unri'ailcd external remedy upon
Scrofuo, and other virlcnt ulcers and sorcs almost
marvellous II first discharges the poison which pro
duccs duplication and proud flesh, aud thus the cure.
which its healing properties afterwards complete are safe
as well as permanent
WOUNDS, BRuisEs, BURNS, AND SCANS.
In cases Of The fracture Of the bones, injuries caused
by steam explosions, BRUISES, BURNS, scALns, Rurr-
NArisM STIFFNESS or rHE JoGNrs and contraction Of
the snews' Is employed and warmly recommended by
the faculty This marvellous remedy has been introduce
cd by ~ inventor 90 person into a the leading Hosui-
tale OF Europe and uo private household should be With
UNDDNtABLR TESTIMONY.
The Medical STAT uf Che French uud English Aunics
in thc Crmca officially signed their approval of Hoo-
ways Ointment, tie most reliable dressing ior sabre
cuts, stab and gunshoi wounds 10 s also used by the
surgeons of the Allied Nayics.
Both tte Ointment and Pas stimuli be- used in the FOL
ioiclqg cases.
Bunions Rheumatism. sorcrhroat..
i Burns, HegmHerm' Sore. of all Kinds,
Galb,ain'' sead, siilr Joints
fisuias SKIN Diseases, Ieitcr,
9out, Swolcd Glands. Ulcers
inmhogo, Sore Legs, Nucrcal Sores
Mereuual Eruptn,sore Breasts. Wounds, all Kinds.
Piles, Sore Heads,
o. CAUTION None tire genuine unless the word.
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II. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Agent


PIANO FORTES, ALEXANDRA ORGANS.
BOkHM And EULER FLUTES,
GUiTARS BRASS INSTRUMENTS, ST..
Mr.. Paddock has arranged visit the cities 90 short
intervals, and offers his services any who may desire
PIANO FORTE Tor other lnstrument) carefaiiy Sc
icetcd for its Musical Qualities and al is true taie as
az Instrument.
Those who are aware Of the wide musical difference
between Instruments Of the class, the same make
and che same price viii appreciate the advantage of "a
careful personal selection By one possessing sufficient
musical and mechanical experience to render lis opinion
OF value
As Mr. Paddock is the Authorized Agent Of the cec-
hratcd house OF
CHiCRERING d SONS,
as well Of other makers Of the best reputation in Bo-
ton and New York with 20 their Factories az we'll
as Warerooms his advantages for comparison aud scec-
uon Of Instruments unqualified while at the same
time he is able to box and bin direct from the Factory
without charge for packing trucking and deliver at
any Depot in the State at the lowest Factory price
Circulars will be forwarded any musical informa-
ton afforded by addressing
JOHN II PADDOCK,
OTgaHisf and teacher Of Piano
an Mrs. !. X. Lords BoaroiiHg School,
MONTPELIER, VT.
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Books ann Haagajines.
TNRIvALED ATTRACTIoNsl
Il MERSON'S MAGAZIN f

PUTNAM'S MONTHLY.
TWO GREAT MAGAZINES IN ONE.
10000 Copies the First Month
Magnificent Programme for 1855 s2),000 in splendid
Works " Art
FIVE DOLLAR ENGRAVING
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I On DOZ AX-HELVES,-F For sale
4 CNIby the dozen only, by
Nov. II, 1851. SlORRS & FULLER.
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NlNEGAR-By the barrel or small guam
tity, for sale by
Dec I. 1856, PALMER A GRAVIIN
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I ME LIAlE!! Pennimans Il Bates
Stone Lime, fresh from Che kiln at all times to be
found o. SIORRS FULLERS.
Oct. 90. 1857.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-01-29

/ 600 YDS. GRAY CASSIMERES,
L WV Of the old homes; home made article
for sale by The piece or fathom by
oct. 2j 1857. SrORRS & FULLER
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Sn DOZ AXES, so doz. Axe Helyes,
w for sale at manufacturer prices to the trade,
Oct 49, 1857. By SrOuRS g. FULLER.
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GAS SHADES.-A nice assortment. at
N Oct p, 1877 EMERY * FIELDS
V'ABLE CUTLERY-A large lot Of the
i best TABLE CUTLERY just received By
Oct n, 1857. EMERY & FIELD.
DIAPER HANGINGS.-lO, 600 rolls Of the
L best STYLES at cost by EMERY & FIELD
Oct y, 1851.
NEW COFFIN WARE ROOM.
The attention Of the public is respectfully requested to
this very complete assortment OF
HbAp Made CoEFINS.
embracing all grades, from the cheapest the highly
finished Black Walnut and Metallic caskct and Burial
Cnscs.
COFFIN PLATES AND TRIMMINGS,
% large variety at Boston prices, always on hand
PI @ T. IRE FR Il HES
In every style will hc furnished 40 the lowest prices also
O large assortment of selected White Picture Glass
Orders by Mail Stage will receive prompt attention
Rooms over Emery Fields Furniture Store head Of
State Street. Montpelier, w.
D. MCDONALD
August 3, 1857. 5lly
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Wholesale Agent in Montpelier. L. +. PIERCE. Drug
5ist In Waterbury, j. NJ HENRY.
And sold by Druggists throughout the United States
and British Provinces. 5OGm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-21
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HAND
By A. d. williams, Auct.

BUILDING LOTS AND BUILDING
~ Material ON CLAY. NEAR MUuFeRD
.ober, at ~ o'clock p. H. upon the promises, will
be sold he Lots located as above stared adjoining
the residence Of mr. j. 8. b. Tipsley, upon which
stood a new Brick Dwelling, built BY Mr.. W. W.
Wngo. which was shert time ago partly destroyed
by fire. considerable portion of the walls are
standing which, with De unn jured frames porches
and o her materials on the premises, will enable
one to replace the house at great saving upon the
AS feet to alley and may be divided 20 as to al
low with tho house front of 20 feet leaving an aG
Joining Lot OF ~ fees 'front.' The location IL one of
the most desirable IN the neighb n hood and the
garden is supplied with variety Of Fruit Trees.
Vines, &c.
TERMS One. fourth cash balance at L. 8 and IL
months fer notes, with interest added and secured
by a trust deed. d WILLIAMS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-21
By l. & @. B. Davenport.

GROCERIES, &C., AT AUCTION.-On
~ THURSDAY, 2lst October, We viii sell q 70
o'clock. at suction store. an assortment Of 0rsss-
$50 bbls bite. Yellow and Crushed Sugars
Lsguayra Uofee
Soap, Candles
Green Tea. Tannerb0n
800 sides Solo Leather
Superior Old Bourbon whisksy. direct ffso
Bsctifed Whiskey
loo.eoo imported Cigars:
Under Custom House, Lot
,ssqr pipes npe French Brandy
~ 60 Port Wine
TsR.s.-Under 500 cash ::slooand ever, months
oois -'pf0'eq i psPs'i DAVENPORT, Auc...
COMMISSIONERS SALE or FARM
~ IN CHARLEs CITY CoUNTY.-As Commits.
sioner acting under adecres Of the County Court Of
man " Bradley and sis en- the 10Th day OF uguss.
le5S, shall sell at public auction to the highest
bidder :. Charles CITY Court House on the sIst day
farm in the upper end Of the said county about is
miles below Richmond, containing about 100 acres.
more or legs The said farm 10 situated in good
ing house and all necessary out houses.
TRRNs.-Enough cash will be required TO pay the
expenses OF sale. costs Of suit &c The residue Of
instruments. and made payable in 9, ~ and 10
months. with interest from the day Of sAls. The
purchaser executing bonds with approved security
day Of sale. and the title retained until the whole
purchase money Is paid, aud = conveyance directed
Dr. VIM A. Psarmsn, Who resides In the nsighbcr-
hood, Will show the farm to any one desiring to
ISAAC H. CHRISTIAN. oOmn.aion.r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-21
By hob. Lyme, Auct.
[OUsEs AND LOTS In PORT MAYO.

HOUSES AND LOTS IN PORT MAYO,
Ii FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-I will sell. on ths
81 day of NOVEMBER. In Port Mayo, Immediately
after tn. sale Of the property advertised by Messrs
Goddin A.pperson. belonging to Jacob s Alice. 4
Lots. rs follows: Lot NO hes on IL q Brick House.
built OF the best ma erals and well finished, con.
tanning rooms fronting ,2s feet Louisansssreet
and 10 Of the same front and dspth Lots and
front on Orleans street, fronting 61 feet and run
property, in the hands Of man Of energy might
be made valuable. R0 d LYME, Anct
&C - Onise over A Bodeker's Drug store
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By E. D. Cook, Auct.

II LIQUORS, CIGARS, 60, ATyAUC-
1Tl0E. Non TaIDAY. the 37d inst, 1t 10 o,cIo- (.
/ will tell af my Stove
rs Il casks CoRuac Brandy
10 cases Old Hernessy do HEsrE
5 bbis Rcctined whitaker
5 do Molaases e.
Cigars, Bacon, &c. -
ALSO,
An assortment OF Household and Kitchen Hurpi-
tuie, embracing RedAfeads, Bureaus Washstsuds
&c. SWISS
Also. large Store Counter, with drawers. IN good
ocN COOK Ana
CATALOGUE SALE OF THE LIBRA.
~ BY OF q JAMES Eco H-B M LATE
CONsuL FOR thu STATE OF VIRGINIA. AT
AuCTION..0n WEDNESDAY. the nth inst. 1t 10
O'clock, viii sell at my store, the Library of g p
Virgins. 80 $3.50 VI '"
The above Library contains . large number Ct
rare and valuable works. Of the arts sciences lite
rafure &c: The attention Of the public is respect.
Iniy solicited 10 this sale, a. Il is seldom such an
opportunity occurs TO purchase the many rnre
WORKS which are cor aimed in the above Ifbrsry
ADDiTIONAL.-Will be added to the abtye a
large lot OF Bed aud Table Liner, in rst rate order
Catalogues are now ready.
oc2l K B COOK, Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-21
TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR TENE.

VfkUSTEE'S SALE OF FOUR TENE-
MRNT5 AND LOTS IN THE vALLRY, NEAR
IVTHs OLD D!STILLERY, AT AUCTi0N.-as
ard M%,r N CERTAIN deed of trust executed By Rich
duly recorded in the Clerks Office OF Ri hmond Hus.
tinge and henrico County Courts, shall in execu-
tion OF sail trust, being 30 required by thseeuen-
cary In said det proceed to SELL at public sctiop
npon the promises, on TUESDAY. the End Novem.
Der, commencing at O'Clock, four Framed Tsnn-
Distillery" The property fronts on the Virginia
Central Railroad I've feet. and runs back 100 feet
TERMs-knouRh cash will be required to pay the
expenses OF executing this trust two bonds and an
open account. smsu nting to ss37 A. with interest
frem January lst, 1885, the balance at months for
note with interest, and secured By trust deed
ED MCCARTHY, Trustee.
JAMES u. TAYLOR 4 soN, Aucts. ocIo
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T ARGE, HANDSOME AND NEW
- STOCK OF DRY GOODS.
MANN VALENTINE, JR. &,

This day opens his new stock of STAPLE and
PASCY DRY GOODS. and invites his friends and the
public in the city and country to an examination OF
the same The ctock has been bought for cash from
tbs porting aud auction 3uses at the decline from
tbs earlier Sales and will be sold q small proft
for cash pGnctual customers.
Great press of business forbids extended adver.
tisemsut but will have and sell every article in
eur line 2fbusiness. in as large variety OF good
quail y. and at AS low prices as though the merits
of the ocs were expanded into columns.
BeIa are enumerated the most important arti
cles in the trade for families plantation hands Ia
dies, gentlemen and children. viz:
Cloths, Casslm~res. Satiuets and Pulled Cloths
French. English and American Meuselines
hlaiC anf Figured French MeEinos and Coburgs
Robes ale and Robes Valentine, in Silks and De
LANES
BLACK GroB de- Rhines and Mourning Black Silks
Fancy Silks. Velvet and Trimming Silks
livery variety of Calicoes. at every price
harJla Linse! 3. Plain and Plsid Osnaburgs
A very large stock of Bed and servants' Blankets
Bleachet and brown sheetings, Shirtings and Duck
swanskiD. Welsh and other Flanpels
Embroidered Collars, Sleeves and Cambria and Swiss
Trimmings
Round cornered Shaw's. stellas. Rob Roys, de
Cloaks. all of tn newest fashion
Hosiery. Gloves. Hoop Skirts and Woollen Shirts
Ribbons, Laces. Edgings. &c, &c
MANN = VALENTINO JR
corner Broad, 9th and Capitol streets,
&C i-imif near Capitol Snnare
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-21
BY Goddin & Apperson.

VALUABLE TRACT OF 36l 1-2
ACRES OF LAND, IN HEyRICo COUNTY
ABOUT 3 MILES BkLOw RICHMOND FOR
81 Novenber 1855 at SeoeI a NJ On IN m9N sDt IL
henrico County Court Honse, (being court day.
the above tract Of Land It contains 3sI1 acres. Of
heavily set in oak and pine wood. There 10 Dwell.
ling House on the place out Of repair aud formerly
tract adjeins the lands Of John Forbes A Hobson.
Thomas Goodman and others. The soil is excellent
and the vood alone, it ID believed, will more than
pay for the land. ~
TERMs.-Onefourth cash; balance at 4, 8 and II
months. for negotiable notes interest added sscurrd
by trust deed or title retained
oc2l G0DDIN l. APPKREON Aucts
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RO II ROBINSON. D. G.

The creditors of WAIT CARDwNL are hereby no
titled that hayeappoiuted the l0th nth and 18th
days Of November next at my Office, at Charlotte
Court House. for the purpose of performing the du-
ties required of me by the foregoing decree-at
which time and place all the creditors of the said
WYATT CARDwILI. are required TO attend and exhi-
bit before me their claims with the evidence in sup
port OF the same. will attend ut the same place,
the 9th and 10th days of December next. for the
same purpose as above mentioned. All who fail to
exhibit their claims on or before the last day above
mentioned. will be excluded from participation in
the trust fund of the said WYATT Cardwell.
NJ a0-IAX4W Th JNO MORTON M C..
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By Larus q Shine, Aucts.
CPLENDID STOCK OF EN0LIeH,

~ GERMAN AND AMERICAN GOODS, AT AUCs
TON We will commence TO sell ut public auction,
largest stock Of Staple English, German and Amsr-
can Goods suitable for the city and country trade.
Country merchants would find II to their advantage
t. ofadding to their stocks In small lots, great
rety VI ssleable articles not to be found in any eth
er establishment in this city. Abo, superior II.
voice OF Gold Watches and Jewelry, Guns. Pistols,
Cutlery. Fancy Goods, &c together with good A.
sortn ent Ut Housekeeping Goods.
Sale positive. and will commence at w sslsck
each evening, until further notice, at No a Main
street. LAkUb GHIND,
IL Aucin
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ERESH ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS
Il Il q

n. II. IA IL n T. X ~ tD.
Have lust rfe>ived their SECOND SUPPLY Of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
making their assortment enc OF the most comp'et.
and attractive they have offered. aud at such
prices as will insure sales.
Splendid Black and Cord silk Robes aI.ez
Rich Bayadere aLez and Plain silks
Black Gro de Rhine, -'olt de seie and Taffeta
Silks
Rich Pl.d and Rg'd Valencias
Black Bombaznes. Alpacas, Challies and Mouse
lines
Rich Lace Muslin and Cambria Sets
Muslin Gam Dric, Pequat and Mourning Collars
Illusion Cspes and Berthas
CIOaks, mantles and shaws in great variety
Cloths. Casa meres and VestiuRs
Plantation and Housek eeping Goods
"a and Fulea Cloth; Sleeps Grey eatnetts
Buckl.nd Fnlied Cloths; Kerseys and Plaids
plaid Ln+eys flannes
Bed and Negro Blankets
Dsmssk Table Cloths; Napkins Doylies
Towels; Lien and Cotton Sheefings
Pillow Linens; Irish Linens
heri"o, Lambs Wool, silk and Shaker Shirts
and Drawers
Alexsnder's Kid, Buckskin. silk and Plush
Lined Gloves and Gauntets
Cotton and Wool Hosiery of every description
Carpets; Rugs; Druggets &C. oc29
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-21
By Goddin & Apperson, Aucts.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND IN HEN.

nuoIEEo YALE OF LAND IN HEN
tee in Coed of trust from Mr. John Otsy and wi fe.
bearing date on the 10th August 1857 duly
10 Hcnrco County Court. shall pr. .ed to SELL at
public auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY, the
Ind OF November. 1875 at IL O'Clock. M, If fair, if
not. the next lair cay. at the same hour. the Real
Estate conveyed by said deed viz Ono third of So
acres OF lard, lccated as above, bounded on the
North BY Washington Thomas and John Fisher,
on the East and South by WhiteOak Swamp on the
west by the lands of Mr.. dabons and Isaac Patter.
son; and being the same land convey ed to Otey by
Ludweil Bracket and wife, by deed dated 18th Octo
Der. 1854.
TERAs-Cash. such title as the trustee Ia vested
with will be conveyed to the purchaser.
&C 20 00DDIN. Trustee.
VIEW DvSTp DDJV.wr Dyuur
v EN- DEolhAbLE fhlVATE Dwell
LING, ON TIE CORNER OF GRACE AND
HYPERION STREETS FOR AAIE AuNTInN
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NIRGINIA.-At a Circuit Court, held
for the county of Charlotte at the Court House
OF TIE said county, the 9th day of August, 1855:
William Cardwell.. Plaintiff
Wyatt Card we'll, Thomas Cardwell,
Thomas Mack and Thaypas Finn Defapde '

Thomas Mack and Thomas Elum, Defendants
This eaus'. which has been regularly returned
and set for hearing at the rules, came on this
day to be heard on the bill and exhibits. was ar
gued by counsel for the plaintiff; on confederation
whereof the Court doth adjudge. order and Decree
that William Cardwell, the trustee in the deed in
the proceedings mentioned, do render before one of
the Commissioners of this Court, account of ali
his transactions IS such trustee which said account
the said Commissioner is directed to examine state
and settle, and report to the Court. And the Court
doth further adJudee, order and decree, that the
same Commissioner do enquire, and report to the
Court. what debts are due from Wyatt Cardwell and
secured or intended TO be secured. by the sa deed
remain unpaid and the priority of said debts; and
in order to enable the said Commissioner to make
the said enquiry, and to examine, state and settle
the said account he is authorized to publish notice
OF the time and place of making the said enquiry
and settling said account. in some ne wsp8per pus
lished In the city of Richmond, week for four
successive weeks, taking care in eaid publication
warn all the creditors of the said Wyatt Cardwell to
produce before him. by particular day. to be de.
sgna'ed in said publication, their sail debts and
the evidence in support of the same; which said
publication shall be equivalent personal sci vice OF
the said notice on the parsies any of them.
A C0py-Teste