Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-30
Stanton. Sure 10, 1901.
By the Goter1or Of rte Co7nmonqve aHh a.
A PROCLAIM ALTON

M HERE As it is represented 10 the execu.
w tive that LIVINGSTON SHANNON.
who was committed To tine Jail OF the district of
Williamsburg. charged with murder. hath escaD-
ed from the said Jail have therefore thought
lit, with the advice OF the Council of State TO Is-
sue tbs proclamation, hereby Offering a reward
oi ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS any person or
persons VINO SHALL apPsehend and convey to the
jail aforesaid the said Livingston shannon And
90 m recover require all officers civil and militia
rs, and exhort tie good people of the common
wealth 10 use their best endeavors 20 aprrcheLd
and convey to the said district jail of " jams-
burg the SAID Livingston Shannon.
Given under hapd with the Seal of the.
Commonwealth annexed, atRichmond ;hic
L. S. 10Th day OF June, in the year Of our ord.
1894
Signed. JOHN PAGE.
LIVINGSTON SHANNoNis about ;ve feet nine
or ten inches high, ofEhin visSage. fair complexi-
or, bis e! es blue, and dalk hair. and it. his fore
head remarkable scar and winch oy putting a.
siGe the hair, may be observed He is somewhat
bow legged. He took with him a brown cloth
coat with yellow nettie buttons. sailors acker
OF l'ac bearshin and ,rowsers of the same.
JAMES TAYLOR, Tailor.
l9'h June, 1904.
4 7 : Court az Appeals held At the CapifoT in
= the ci5y ofK;chraond, the 2lst of Nav, 1904.
Ordered. that ''.e following Rules be published
III 'lIS AN4(Iulio'O' OaIetiSS tor one month
N2vcu6 Ter 1875. 1908.
RULE-In all cares whe ihei of appeal, writ of
error, or otherwise, the courl will proceed 10
hearing ~ the term which such case sh all be re-
termed orsentrp, unless good cause shall be sheVa
to the contrary.
Kay 49, 1904
RULE-A clear and concise state Of the case Of
each party in @ppeal, wit oferror, or surerse-
IDEAS from decree Of he high cour. ofchaacery.
or any distria court in chanccry or from iudg-
ment or the gene a. court. or an, disui6 court in
winch demurrer, special Veruitl, case agreed.
Gemurrerto evidence, bill ofexcentons, or pointre.
served, shall constitute part Of the record, or ex-
mbits IN the cause, with the points in, isird on.
signed b. his counsel and prn ed or fairly trans.
c'ioct the expense whereof shall be taxed in the
bril- OF costs, shall, after the end OF this present
term be delivered to each Judge. time enough be-
lore me hearing or the cause, aud tha; 10 error
other than such as shall DC pointed OUT and insist
ed On IN such statement, ou the part of the pantE
or appellant shall be wilhout leave Of the courtl
Admired a. g-ouni for argument On the he.rjng
oil the cause or for reversal e the dectee or jud
ment sought 10 be reverscd-ArG -hat all dSposi-
lions and exhibits, accounts aid articles intended
to be relied upon objected 10 in the arquo,cnt.
be particuarlynoiiced IN such state, and reci,e Il
re.erence thereto in the Official copy of the record
IN the cause made
May 2lst, 1904
kULE--Ihat after the end ofthis present term.
all causes depending in this court which shall he
ready tor hearing III pursuance the rule of ;his
court made on the 18th day ofthis present month.
shalt unless good cause be shewn TO the Contrary.
be heard IN the same order in which they stand on
'"e uOSket I'm
Tes,e, / BROWN. G. g