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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-03

i, vided between several, and that Northern con
servatism, robbed Of its rallying point, will fall
an easy conquest before the blows of Black
Republicanism
But not so fast, Mr.. Greeley. The Southern
Conference will meet, with or without Eir.
ginia, on the 4th day of July, 1860, at the city
of Atlanta. The Charleston nomination will
have been made, and the conference will be
able to consider the prospect Of political par
ties, as we'll as discuss questions of political
power. Virginia, by IN act Of fatal folly, may
have no voice in that conference to persuade lis
members no influence to control its dcibcra-
tions but the cotton States, acting for them.
selves, and by themselves, will most certainly
meet To what decision they will come, no
earthly power can say.
The Tribune" would not have Virginia PRE-.
sent at the consultation Of the Southern States.
Mr. Greeley knows that her conservative nilu-
cnce would be potential for the preservation of
the Union, as we'll as the restoration ci tho
Constitution, ard that her presence and
action in preserving the Union Of the
South, would encourage the hopes and
nerve the arm Of the Northern conserve,
tives to deeds Of ralor and manly fight in
behalf Of Union whose preservation had as.
semhled the Southern States in solemn confer.
cnce, and for Constitution whose res
toration was being dcliberatcd upon by The
assembled commissioners Of fifteen sovereign
States. An asscmblagc for such an object
would attract the attention OF the North 10 the
causes which produced the conference, and tht
Tribune knows that The investigation o
Black Republicanism, which the Atlanta Con
ference will institute among the Northern pco
pie, will be fatal TO the election Of a Black Re
publican President. Herce the Tribune
hopes mo definite action" will he taken in tht
Virginia Legislature. But we sincerely hops
and believe Mr.. Greeley will be disappointed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-03

Dce equally ineritorious In this respect, then,
we claim Il preference for Croze,'s book, which
hiss been pronounced by the able and good
Judges TO Le the best work on the reasoning
principles Of the science of numbers extant-
There is no reason therefore, why Croze,'s
arithmetic should not DC generally adopted
throughout the State, and We hope to see it
lcnc. We can never expect TO see our home
enterprises succeed in great matters, while we
turn our backs upon those 0! such common
,,,.J.;.s;
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Observation-Disclosures.

y few days since We were invited to take a
trip TO Baltimore by the Messrs. Currie, on
their beautiful steamer the Pocahontas, Capt
Travis. She is ono Of the best boats now run
ming on our waters, and one Of the safest
Her Accommodations are excellent, and her Cap
tain is one of the most agreeable gentlemen 'Te
have ever travelled with. We would invite all
persons going to Baltimore, TO take trip IN
her; we warrant they will be well pleased with
their Journey
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MASTER COMMISSIONEff'S OFFICE,


pursuance OF decree in the OF H. W. Shelley
L and 4. F. kinney, trustees or n q Kinney. Ts y. G..
Kuueys creditors rendered by the Circuit Court OF Au.
gus,a county, The Syth day OF November 1882 shall
proceed occ Ia the Of Staunton on the yth
day OF February GJ 10 state aud see the following
counts:
frs,-An accoun, OF the rus, property and fund
Yeyed the plantiEs by deed OF y. e. Kinney anu wife,
dated December ith ISIS.
secondAn Of all claims Of every kind upon the
trust subject whether under the trust deed or superior
thereto. In this will be embraced full settlement
OF all claims against Nicholas C. Kinney late receiver OF
the Crcui, Court Of Augusta county, and all persons hav
Ing claims OF kind agaust said receiver are hereby
called upon 20 present tsIrtn for settlement.
Trd-An account Of the transactions OF the plaintiffs as
trustees AL persons Interested In said accounts arc
quircd TO appear IL my Office the said 29h day OF Fe.
bruary, 1861. JOHN y. HENDREN,
Ian oi-cw.w M.ster lor mi
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The Richmond Enquirer,
'uBllsliED DAILY, sEMl.wEEKLr AND wsEkLf'
BY RrcH1E, DUNNAVANT, TYLER WISE.
TC " 81

evpMlr rArEs seven dollars per auuuH, snE a. @ @
1,tr OF eight dollars taken for shorter per'ou .u @
lr,.r For the SxxwEEsLY. dve dollars per ahhG', aI
sthree dollars for SIX months, payable In advance LOT
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9 80 Advertisements inserted IN Inc pa'S' e ''
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Obituaries and Tributes Of Respect exceeding
S.Irbt lines are charged for advertisements.
Orders distance must be accompanied with the aa
or satisfactory references. 10 insure execution
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Henry q. Wise.

Tho Rchrond eorrrsuondsn: OF the Cecil tNarylard)
Democrat; In la. l.e. Of she date o: January o6,h,
says
Goyernor Wise has Jut: arrived from visit to the plan.
ta,on whch he has lately purchased Norfolk. He
CONG. here on invitation Of the Legislature TO psake
NJ d;uner on the 2Sth OF this month lie Is looking Very
well. and IT, By all odds the most popular in the Old
Dominion"
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WAsT:xcros Feb. 9. 1864.
s,yI-y-sIr Fitch gained the soor on ar Brown rr,o
ution for he Of slave n the ter,i,or
Tn. senate then rcn: into an executive se.siou.
Iorrx-various explanations ere made by Democrat,
Why b,y did not and would not fur Sir ScCrruapI
The vote WAS then taken for speaker Eere |, xs, Al
noucced 3lr Briggs, OF New York. explained bic CT ur
and changed his vote from McCrrnnnd TO Pennington
Pennington received lis; McCIernsnd s.; Gm-r I6 sn
o: ~ C l. the feat scattering Mr. Pennington VA. d.
eiared 10 be elected, and led the Chair By Nr,srs T.
COCK And Sherman. He Elade conservative sPecch a
out any particular point worthy Of extended IUic- Il
neDberr we're then sworn in by JreSai"ns. The IIou
adopted the rules Of the last Congress Sir Phelps w,he
Introduce the Post Office bil but tbs objected ia
ground that no clerk had Yet been elecisd comm!tte
VAS appointed TO inform the Senate that the House
rsniIed Amid noise aud confusion the Uouse theI
adjourned until Friday.
AL the Pennington In tonight probabl.
relative 70 other officer, Of the liouse.
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H'Sso-e
f1nrf,S StaIuc Of Henry CluY.

Harts Statue OF enry Clay. for the ladies of vr !nia
was taken from the vessel Tuesday in which arrived. Tia
box cncasng !; envrluped with American Gags Sn
PLACED on vehicle and drawn ny lmpeLsr
citizens 10 The Hechaics' Institute. With baud OF rr
sic, where Il remains Ill! the Of the birthday
The great state.raE, shra !! will formally aaugura;ed
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Rhodes Super: Phosphate.

We take pleasure in referring 10 visit from!
B. II. Rhodes, proprietor Of the above mtil.I
toned Standard Manure, who remains in tl;;.'
city short time, being Oh his way 10 Charles
ton, from which point he takes the steamer tor
Havana, having introduced this Manure into
the Island Of Cuba
The Rhodes Manure has attained position
second only to Peruvian Guano The one being
Standard for Ammonia-whilc the other is All
uniallnG Standard for soluble phosphoric acid.
Two ingredients forming Indispensable focd for
plants.
For tohacco culture, the Rhodes Manure has
proved Of inestimabIe value. We urge ou,
planter readers TO procure supplies of the sole
agents, Messr. Schaer, Koher L Co., Cary
Street, who have just directed shipment Of
900 tons, TO commence spring sales. So great
has the popularity Of this Manure become,
that large stocks are required to mcc, the
demand
The integrity Of the Rhodes Manure is be.
yond question, and planters can have no
hesitation in freely using this indispensable
adjunct to profitable planting.
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2 Steam Ensines-Etrcngcr & Edmond.

We would call the attention Of the public to
the advertisement of MessrS Ettenger & Ed.
mond. Their steam fire engines, saw mills and
railroad work, are unsurpassed either North
or West and we would recommend those who
have need of portable or stationary engines,
saw mills, railroad work, OR any article which
they manufacture, to give them call
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- Q = =
Sudden Death,

German named Scionfarber fell lead, yesterday morn
ng 10 the store VI r L. Br-dcn. The cOrnrr OF BToa
and Cd stre.s Dsess- "f h= heart srPosed 1" Law
been tho Cause OF his sudden death
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-03

We have had in the printers hands for sevc-
raj days, tie reply Of Daniel II. London to
Joseph Scsar, respecting the Pilot Laws. We
have no room for it to-day.
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Nh MEmin.GrE's MIssios.- -lntc!ligcnc: from
Richmond states that the Legislature will rooabIy
take no definite action upon the mission OF Hr: Mcii-
ingcr from Sourii Carolina, but discuss IL III near
the time Of Adjournment, md then postpone It.
~ J. Tribune.
Let not the New York Tribune be so
impatient. We arc not surprised that re-
suit 50 detrimental to conservatism, so dsas.
trous to the hopes and interest Of the country,
should be earnestly prayed for BY the "Tri-
bunc." The encouragement, which defeat OF
the conference would give to the cause Of
Black Rcpublicanism, naturally suggests TO the
"Tribunc" that no definite action will be
had upon the subject The wish was father
to the thoushtsp for the Tribune is saga
cious enough to know that either failure to
act or defeat will necessarily divide the
South and render the "Trihune's" victory an
easy matter.
No parcr within tho broad limits Of the
country has warred so continuously and peril
naciousiy upon "Unon-saving meetings" as
the "Tribunc :" no language was too severe, no
rilculc too cruel, no sarcaSln' too wounding
for the mcrcilcss Use Of the Tribune"
Impugning motives, suspccting objects and Ills
trusting means, "Union.saving' has been the
one object, the sole subject Of unmeasurcd
abuse from the Tribune" The country will
therefore naturally expect 10 find the "Tri-
Luuc" opposing any conference which has for
it's object the preservation of the Union, the
restoration of the Constitution and the mainte-
nance of Southern rights. Nor will the fact
that conference vii! tend TO cement Southern
union abate the "Tribunes" opposition. That
papcr we'll knows that the union Of the South,
produced by the John Brown raid, was the
melting cause, the great promoting cause, oi
the uprising of Northern conservatism. and
that every act that tends to cement and draw
closer this Union between the cotton and farm
ing States, acts as an incentive and sustain
ins principle to Northern conservatism, and
tends to build up great conservative party at
the North, which IS 4 brcak-watcr to the swell
ing tide of Northern anaticism. Hence the
eagcrncss of the Tribune" to sound the JOY
ful news 10 Black Republicans, that the South
is no longer unit that dscord and division
has at last separated the cotton from the farm.
ing States, that the l20 electoral votes oi
the South will not be cast for ono man, but d.
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RY THE GOVERNOR or VIRGINIA.
PROClAMAT TON.

IMPORTATION having ueen received BY the Executive,
tbs, SAM llCBSARU free negro, who is charged With
Er crime OF murder perpetrated In the county OF West.
mors4nd las ed justice, and 10 now going q, large;
therefore do hereby odes reward OF one hundred dol
him into the jail OF said county; aud do
all officers Of this Commonwealth, civil aud military,
reques, people generally their best exeron.
itc procure his arrr hat he may be brought TO justice
Given under my hand no Governor and under the Less
T. - Seal OF the Commonw ealth Richmond this aSd
day OF January, lSG0. JOHN LErCHER
iBy the Governor.
9SoRGE W. MUSroRp, Secretary Of the Commonwealth
SAN HUBBARD Is low, we'll set, very black, with fine
ck.s teeth Slanners a little, Jan aI-cSw
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4 IsAisE CHANCE .

FOE SPECCLATUKS,. LAND PINA 7 Is AND WESTERN
TOWN LOT JUBBERS.
WILL offer for sale, Al auction, In Corington the
i 2UTH DAY OF MARCH uext court day. TOWN LOTS
No. 80 g. ITO. Ill, ll6, III, Id. Also, at the
sirne that eligible and valuable HOTEL PROPERTY on
Main street: adjoining the Courthouse square. together
With Lot No. occupied by the stables, &c. Also
tract Of land Creek containing about 100 Acres
TO be more particularly described before sold Aso
the tine and place OF tmbered land contain
ing about SVQ Acres extending down within few hun
dred yards OF the aud river. The aud 10 well tim
bered has upon II waterpnwer and iron ore, and
siderable portion OF 1t is suitable 10 clear and cultivate
TERMS :-Unv.thrd OF the purchase money down; the
balance in two equal payments al Elk and twelve months
from day OF sale Possession given Immediately. Bond
and approved security will required together with the
vendors iciu p,opertE as further security for
ferred payments o. Z. GRAY,
Attorney in fact for the heirs ofAndrrw II. Scott deed
NnvD
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4 VALUABLE ESTATE ON YORK. lsIV-
~, StT

ON SATURDAY the TwESTY-FIFTII DAY OF FEB
ORUAHY NEXT, will SELL TO the highest bidder, the
farm In York county, called "iNDlAN-eiELDS," belong
ing to the estate Of the late Col Robert McCandi,h.
This farm is situated IN miles from Yorktown and u
miles from Williamsburg, contans about 6vO acres $50
Of which cleared and in high state OF cultivation
This whole tract lies immediately the river, has fine
river 'front.' and affords superior advantages for oysterng
There has recently been erected the premises elegant
and tasteful Co,tagebudinG, commanding view CT the
river and Chesapeake bay There also the usual out
buildings consisting Of ovcrserrs house, barn. gransries
&C., &c. Mari Of the best quality abounds. crop Of
whca, seeded last fall and preparations for corcrop
in progress. Slaves sufficient work the farm
upon aud will be kept steaGy al work until the day
Of sale when they may be hired upon reasonable terms by
;he purchaser desired l: the purchaser should wish
and !; be bought from che owner Of the
adjacent farm.
Tskas S.Ls-cash sufficient 10 pay expense, Of sale.
balance credit OF and years, equal nstalments
bearing interest," payable apuuay from the t day OF JAN
uary S6U the purchaser execute bonds With sufficient
personal security the title retained until the purchase
money s paid.
THOMAS p. McCANDLISI1, lco,,-,,,,,o,.-.
WILLIAM J. PEACilY, Se''
" B-.i.r the sale Of the aboye.named land the per-
shabe property the premises, consisting Of horses,
mules cattle and farming utensils, household furniture &c
&C., will be sold.
Terms made kHowu the day Of sale
lao
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a TEACIIEss VCII:TTD

"A n.
lhE subscriber wishes to engage nne extrly the scr
Il vices OF gentleman competen; prepare boy for
the higher classes Ia College lie will reside In nv fsilv
and hsvs charge OF snal school, Christian man nuS
graduate OF Southern institution prcfrr.J Good
references, both TO moral and mental qualification. will
be required Au< ---'ricatons promptly answered un,
particulars given. DR.. Z. b. JONES
Jan 2G-clv Sturseonsrills, Brunswick Va D..
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Music Teacher.


". call the attention OF our readr the Advertisement
hcaded su:ic T.achrr"to h- found B our paper ucay
Letters Sen; 20 hi, Office, addressed 10 -. t. l." will
forwarde! to him
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C0MsIISSJOy RIiSySESS-


fyIlE erm Of Watkins Trabur beig dissolved. Mr. Ira
L bue Withdrawing, shall continue the Commission Bu.
,urss IN nAnr derong my attention 10 the sales
of tobacco wheat -four, kc consgnuients OF which ae
Respectfully solicited and will receive prompt attention.
la ercng sales shall have the assistance Of Mr. Alfred
IT. Harris, OF the late 6rm Of Harris Gibson whose louS
3experence and thorough knowledge OF III. business n Ia
aion to my Efforts, Will, hope. induce many OF n
irrnd, and late customers. well others 10 nrol "e
4 wi:h their patronage. HEHRt 7. ""A-
t,ol
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-03

The receipts Of corn at Norfolk Va, in Dc
cernber last, amounted to about 3l2, 0C0 bushels
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ITO NEWSPAPER, BOOK AND JOB
PRINTERS.
lC0NMER'S UNITED STATES TYPE
! FOUNDRY

NE" IVRh,
aSe'rLts every article uecrssary to small or large
''a'irs Establishment the most favorable terms
u ~ -oFtIcnt Presents the most extensive variety,
%; lie spapeT, book job printer Of any other
"a Tie country its proprieors, the undersigned,
attention OF faiEterested. pledgipg themselves
'eea a. may honor with their orders, (wheher In
0; y letter. ihathey will be supplied nth the beat
ns oi 1t. siud whether Type, Presses, Ink. Cases.
STONES stands, Garys, ETC. As III type is now
NJ 'n lonarr's celebrated and -uncqused Hard Type
me! :vr TO She fact in the hope that those Interest
5o,r .e'c'F examine for themselves. They would In
fa1e 0. the Continent: that their New QuArto Edi-
ION Of Specimens o. Printing Types Ornamented etc. Is
vau! sor their in.psc.un and With unlimited conf.
,arir ability 10 give p-rtcS: satisfaction to thoae
l 'u!y ask FOR CALI
Jaa 2s-cw;,u ,,,,. ,o>.>.-, eo,,c
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PENTTENTIAIY or ViWGlNIA.

n PENITESTIAkY OE VIRGINIA..
MANUFACTURED this institution and sold there and
IA the Agents store, No 81 Pearltree;, the following
!. ,.,clrs, at reduced prices, to-wit;
9 Boots, Shoes and Brogues
8 Women, Children ana Servants Shoes
Il Wagon and Cart Harness Of every description
si Machine Bands, Leather uoss
81 Wagons, Carts,
y Drays and wheelbarrovs.
a warjrobeS, Safes, kc
n Striped and Plaid Cottons
\ kersey, and Linseys .or plantation hands
i Ready made Clothing for Servants
u Of the above articles hand and for sale, will
soc made ~pared other job work done to order,
,ho. notice for cash. punc:ual customers only
s5.hori time.
8 Order, from the country, with satisfactory references,
s}prompty attended TO. Address r. N. S1MM0,
Agent and Storekeeper Va Pententiary.
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A1tRnpoll0 Enquirer,

~~~~~~~~-~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~
~ RlTCillE pUNNArAST, TYLER WISE.
FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 8, 1850
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j. WAGILL,

ATTORNEY ATLAW.
Cscc teit Robert 1ier. EsQ., ~ South Sir0 Stree:
PhiladeLpdiG.
SLL attend collections aud al ether buiness In the
w linz Of his profession.
law
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T1IO ORVEL w. SUTTON, Trustee for Elzabrh
Il Sutton aud children, aad TO all persons Interested In
the trust estate:
Take notice. that having qualified trustee in the County
Court Of Loyde iu the state Of Tennessee for the sud
Elizabeth Sutton aud children shall petition the Circuit
Court Of Caroline county, ut Its March term sG for
order directing the Resident trustee 10 deliver TO
all the property money end effects belonging 10 the said
Elizabeth Sutton aud her children then In your hands.
Yours &C., BRUCE ". SAUNDERS.
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NOTICE.
LII persons having claims debts against the late Pc
n Quarles, OF Caroline county, Virginia. either !nd'
vidaay security for Jointly with Others are hereby
notified 10 present the to properly authenticated
or seenrnt the Of the said Peter Quarles VIII
bs 6nsy settled by the 10th day Of September sGO, after
w tish time II will be TOO lste.
n JOSEPH 81. SEAY. Admir- OF
eorn Pate Quar- rlrs lac,h
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yAEUlEIE FARM OF 1000 ACHES IN
SCKRY COUNTY SIX MILES FROM JAMES RIVER,

fOR SALE.
w rared In business D RichE,ond, and who has
s sor ,he nd 10 sell above trac; Of land i lies In
Surry county shout six miles from Janes river and the
ill. distance above the Court House. uud wtlln alf.a
% of IN. terminus Of Mr.. William Aliens Railroad. There
r ,bou, two hundred cleared land aud the remain.
der of The covered with wood On the place there
is comfortable dwelling, contaiu!ng six roous good
k,chen quarter Tor servants house. and large
and excellent stable, containing seventeen stalls.
There springs OF excellent water convenient to the
dwelling. The place Is healthy, and the neighborhood
good To accomplish speedy sale, the land wilt be sold
the remarkably low price u tive dollars per
TERMS :-liaif cash, balance in year. bearing Interest
This eIcelen, opening for persons wishing puschs,e
cheap land near 10 james liver. Apply to
January ID ls6O-2awlm GObDIN & APPERSoN.
600 ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND IN
THE UPPER END OF HANOVER, MILES SOUTH VI
BEAVER DAM DEPOT, FOR SALE.
nv authorized 10 sell portion o! the Fait Geld tract
w OF land In Hanover county, adJolnns the lands OF
Mr. William J. CARPENTER and others, containing about Goo
scre, Of which about twohrds in original growth OF
oak and hickory The balance for the most part Is open
land There the cleared land, two large negro quar-
with brick chmncs. As the owner has for the
land IL will be sud very reasonable price If early ap
pication be made For further particulars apply to
GUDDlN APPERSUN,
Dcc26-cm Auciioueers
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C.. Il. HATCHER,

U.
No 1875 GRAElEH STREET, NEW ORLEANS, La.
T IBERAL Advances made on Property placed in 10y
Ia hands for Salc-SIayes-Texus Mississippi and Louis
lana Lands Bought and Sold.
c. NJ JOHNSON, Superintendent Slave Depot:
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS, PLANTERS, TRADERS, AND
OWNERS OF SLAVES
Having made extensive alterations and accommodations
At my old stand, prepureu TO receive and
comodate from wo TO three hundred slaves, for sale
commission. can also accommodate the with
good board and comfortable r'oms reasonable terms
Those having business In my line would do well call and
themselves before looking elsewhere the induce
sale will be constantly kept han consisting OF Field
Hands, Mechanics, House Servants Scnmstressrs Nurses,
Hair Dressers, &c. {. 7. HATCHER
New Orleans, December, s, lS5a-w$m.
VTIRGINIi-iN CHANCERY-ln the Circui, Court
OF the City Of Petersburg the 2dth day Of November,
A, D., 1859,
Predrr;cr 4. Mayo and others Plaintiffs
Against
Lewis administrator and Others defendants.
tappsariug the Court by an inspection Of The papers
In this cause that there has heen order or proceeding
therein more than years. butt To continue IT, tits
ordered that the be struck frcm the docket unless
cause be shown the contrary within one yeas from his
duy Aud It Is further ordered, tina: copy OF shs oTder
ami the Court further orders that The Clerk annex 10 ms
order when published Of the substance oi the
pEnniiu bill. Copy-r@te:
The object NJ this suit compel the defendant TO trans
sr 10 The plhintiu a Mavo thousand five hun
acres OF land In the western part OF the State OF flr-
anu In ,hn State Of Kentucky for services rendered
In "ra:in. the said lands, and for other ser
~, 'en'.fcd Us &c: fprlhin the bill
-1ah9i-ew4~ Teste: BARTELoT T. TODD, C.
uH MHCTCAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY.
VIE ANNUAL Men. rnl Meeting OF the Mutual Assurance
society Virginia will held &, their Office in the
A. NJ. nI;rii sSpSoS,Hn pot, ~ - 'ioe>
Jan 2i-cwsd oo'p' 1. ~