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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-05-28
CBY AUIHORITY)
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
AN ACT

TO extend ire right e suffrage in the Indiana Ter.
raOry, and for other Purboses.
u it enacted BY the Senate and House of Re
~ presensatiUes Of the United States of An1eyi
ca IN CoHgress assembled: That each and eve
ry free white male person who shall have at
tanned he age OF twenty one years, and whu
shall have paid county or territorial tax, and
VINO shall have resided one year in said terrific.
y previous to any gene al election, and be at the
line OF any such election a resident of SAID ter
rItory, shall be entitled 10 vote for members of
the Legislative council aud house of representa-
tves OF the territorial legislature, and for del
eBate to the Congress Of the u. ). for said ter
rtory.
SIC. 2. Ind be IL further enanted. That the
citizens of the Indiana territory emitted to vote
for representatives to the general assembly there
Of, may, on the third M ndsy of April next, and
on the third Monday Of April bernially there,
after (unless the general assembly of said terri.
taty shall appoint different day) elect one del.
egate tor said territory to the congress of the u.
.. "no SnSii possess the same powers heretofore
granted by law to the same
SEC. 3. Ind be st JHrfh-r enacted, That each
ana every sheriff That now is, or hereafter NAV
be appointed IN said territory, who shall either
neglect or refuse to perform the duties reoui
red by an act entitled " An act extending the
right OF suffrage in the Indiana territory. and
Ior other purposes" passed in February, one
- ~ huliuISu anu nine, shall be la
bic to penalty of one thousand dollars. recov.
cradle by action of debt, in any court Of record
witnIn the s"d territory, one half for the use of
the nformer, and the other for the use of the ter
ritory.
SEC. 4. indie it further enacted. That anv
person holding, or who may hereafter hold, any
oihce OF profit from the governor ofthe Indiana
terrlory justices OF the peace and militia Of
hcers excepted) shall be Ineligible TO, and dis.
qualified to act as member Of ihe,.Ieeislative
council Or house of representatives for said ter
ritory.
SEC s. ADd be II Jyfhey enacted, That encb
and every sheriff, in each and every county that
now is or hereafter may be established in said
territory, shall Cause to be held the election
prescribed by this act, according 20 the time and
manner prescribed by the laws Of said territory,
aud this act, under the penalty Of one thou
sand dollars, 70 be recovered ia the manner and
for the use pointed out by the third section Of
this act
B. VARNUM,
Spegfey ef fAt HossT Of ResrorLfansS,
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my OF TIC abOVe articles made {
ct the Penitentiary Store.
GROCERIES,.
April is.

HE Subscriber, mas Just received by the
snip Fr0tectress, direct from Liverpool.
ana IS now opening, at his GAss and China
Store, first door above the Eagle Tavern, large
supply OF Rich Cut and plain Glass, which to.
gether with his former assortment. render II We
riy complete :-among which are, Globe Lamps.
Handsomely mounted, India Shades Glass
Candieshcks, Gilt and Silver mounted a
great variety of Plated and Silver Rima.
aud CastorS, rich cut, and plain Pitchers
various sizes, rich cut and plain Cans, with en-
yers, cut and plain Tumblers, with covers -
SAVERS of all sizes cut and moulded Rowls of
every description; ditto Sugar Bn-Sls and MiIk
Jugs, cut and PLAIN Decanters, do. water Car.
ofts to match Wine Coolers, and Finger BovxIs
elegant cut and plain Tea Plates, do. en-. and
plain Sweet-meat Glasses, do Jelly's, do. Lem.
onades, a few services ofeIegant Rich cut Glass.
DO. dining Sets of English and Iudia China, to.
Bether with aBeneral assortment of plain Glass.
not enumerated Window Glass of all sizes-
10 induce Country Merchants 10 take thier sup-
plies without the trouble, "isque and expence of
gong to Philadelphia and New York, the Sub.
Scr'oer 10 determined to make the price OF the
ABOVE named articles, as low as they can possibly
be purchased in either of those places. The dill.
terence then, will be at least, a saving to the
purchaser OF the Freight, Insurance, and risuue
Oh breakage. Just received, one hundred Casks
Cround Plaster ofPars, which from its SUPERB
or quality be can recommend to Mill Stone Ma
kers and Farmers; also fresh Teas in whole, half
and quarter Chests few hundred VT. Goshen
Cheese, which is thought by the best of Judges
to be equal to the English at less than half pric
Sweeds and country Iron assorted bv the ton.
few Thousand VT. Of Ricks's superior QUALITY
Bacon, Liverpool Blown Salt, in twilIed sacks Of
four and FIVE bushels.
APrile wifi
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HYGEIAN FOUNTAINS and Richmond
Il Il Mineral Water Warehouse, at the Re-

LIYGEIAN FOUNTAINS and Richmond
Il Il Mineral Water Warehouse, at the Re-
servoir, Capitol Hill
The Public are respectfully informed that they
may now be supplied with the celebrated Arti-
fetal Mineral Waters. either from the fountoina
or in Bottles.
The Water viii also be delivered at the Store
OF Messrs. Val! & Rogers, (Man-st street, neariv
opposite the Bell ravern) with whom the pro-
PTletoF OF the original Establishment has form ed
Connexion, and who will conduct the Branch
extended to this City under the firm of Cohen
G. Co.
N B. For the accommodation Of ladies', (who
may honor the fountains with their visits) a sep-
arate apartment is appropriated, the entrance to
ing.
The strictest attention will be paid TO all or
deFs they may nc favored with, either for home
consumption exploration.
Richmond, april 26. ep1nwtf
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PROM A LONDON yAPRR.
THE CHOICE OF A WIFE,
Transla,edfr Guelert.

Translated from Gueie,t
A Youth who wished to take wife,
Before he would himself engage,
Ask'd counsel of reverend Sage,
About the choice that he should make:
Friend, spoke the Sage. tits hard to say
Men are deceiv'd in ev'ry way
If love of pleasures in the case,
Choose TO yourself pretty face
But, if you're fond of wealth and state.
Try to engage some wealthy mate
Should wealth and beauty fail to please,
And your mind run on pedigrees,
Lay thoughts of other girls aside,
Some great mans daughter make Sour
bride
But if more pleasure in the mind
Than in all other things you find,
A learned woman you may choose,
AS best 10 suit your moral views.
Ay, said the youth, ali this is good
But you, my views misunderstood-.
II would lead happy lite,
And keep aloof frem NOISE and strife,
On what wife should my choice then fall
Choose said the old man, none at oil!
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LAND FOR sale.

PY virtue OF a Deed of Trust, execu-
I'D ted to the subscribers, by John Clsrkson
and William Clarkson, the 18TH Dec. 1907, and
recorded in the County Court of Albemarie, to
secure the payment of sundy debts due from
the said John and VIM e1srkson, to William
Brown, & Co will be slld, for ready MONEY,
before Elijah Garth's Tavern door, in Char
lottesvile, on Monday the third day of June next.
It being Albemarle Court day, one TRACT of
LAND containing four hundred 8, thirty acres
lying IN the county of Albemarle, about eighe
miles from Charlottesville, adjoining the lands
ct Mrs Owens, George Twyman, Hudsou
Barksdale, &c. and now in the occupancy or
Jane Clarkson Also one other tract contain.
ing five hundred and thirty two acres, be ths
same more or less, lying and being in the couue.
ty aforesaid, adjoining the lands of Richard Dun
nett, George Twyman, &C. and now in the pos.
ession of the said John Clarkson Acting aa
Trustees will convey such title to the purchaser
or purchasers, only rs is vested in us by virtue
o, said Trust Decd
SAMUEL DYER,
JOHN WATSON. A'"sleS
: way 10 Ftds
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April 16
LAND FOR SALE.

PURSUANT to Decree of the County Cour,
- OF Hanover, will be sold u the highest bid
ger; on the premises, on Saturday the 22d day
OF June next, A TRACT OF LAND, belong.
ing to the estate ofthe late George Richardson.
decd containing one hundred and seventy eight
ana an hsfacres, lying in.the lower end of said
County, on Chckshomony Swamp and I miles
from Richmond about one half of .his Is bipb.
land, IN arabic order, well adapted to the cnI
ture ofcorn, wheat and tobaccs, with a large
and never failing orchard Of various kinds Of APP
pie and small orchard Of peach trees the O
ther ball IS low land, part Of which is reclaimed
and ut for tillage, and the whole for strength
and fertility Of soil, is exceeded by none in Vir
gina. Bond with approved security will be re-.
CURED ut the purchaser, and credit of twelve
months allowed for one half of the purchase mo-
Iney and eighteen months for the balance. The
'snd VIII be shewn to any one wishing 10 pur.
chase, by Mr. James Atkinson at Cold Harbor.
or Mr.. John Cooch near Kidd's Mill.
THE COMMISSIONERS.
May %. 40
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april 10

IN CHANCERY -Mecklenburg County.
Il February Quarterly Court, 1911
William Boyd, Pit
Againn
Philimon Hurt, jr. and Daniel r. Barnes.
administrators de bonis non Of Phimon Hurt
decd. Dee,s
On the motion of the Complainant by his
Counsel, and it appearing to the satisfaction of
the Court, that the def't Hurt is not an inhabi-
tant Of this Commonwealth at is therefore de-
creed and ordered, That the said def't do appear
here on the LIST day Of J'ne Court next, ans '. or
The bill of the Complainant, and give security {,
abide by and perform the future decree of mis-
Court, and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper published in
the town of Petersburg for eight weeks suces-
siyely, and be posted up two Court DAYS
Excessively at the front door Of the Court.
house Of this County, and that the defen-
dant Daniel r. Barnes, admir- as aforesaid be
injoined from paying, conveying away, or Sc.
cFetng the goods, chattels or effects in his hands
belonging to or debts due to the said def't until
the further order Of the Court.
A copy.--Tesfe
w BASKERVILLE, C. Meg
HPrh 10 w8w
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JOHN POPE,
r. REDMOND.

ID RESPECTFULLY informs the public. and
IL particularly the citizens of Richmond, that
he carries on the House Carpenter and Building
Business, mall their various branches, at the
corner ofthe Market Bridge, near Messrs. Eos.
ter's & Satchell's Vendue Office, and soiicits
the patronage generally bestowed on experienced
Mechanics of his profession work will
be faithfully executed, and his charges mode.
rate.
" One or two lads, from Ia to 16 years of
age, of respectable connections, will be taken as
Apprentices to the above business.
ay 81. wSw
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PEN7r8HTYARr STORE RE MorEp.
"M. ANDERSON, having been recently ar

MN. ANDERSON, having been recently ap.
Fo'iiieu agent Tor the Commonwealth, IN
the place of (David ]. Burr resigned has re-
moved the Pententiary Store to the House for
mer'y occupied by Oakley Phillpotts, nearly op,
| posite Robert Candles, where he will keep a
constant supply of the articles enumerated be-
low. The manifest Improvement in the quality
OF the nails manufactured at the Penitentiary,
under the direction of the present Superinten-
dant OF the Institution /; the late deduction
which has been made from the former low prices
of the Cut nails, together with the disposition
which should be felt by the Inhabitants of the
State, tor the encouragement of its own manu-.
features, are inducements which he Aatters him
sell, will give them preference to any others
IN Market orders from Merchants, Inspectors,
Carpenters, or others, living in the Country
shall be particularly attended to.
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BGMyAMLW DUP ~.

a I TBs SIGN OF THE GOLDEN NOR
n TAR, Richmond, returns thanks to his Gus
toners for past fsvors, and earnestly intreats All
those indebted to bin TO call and settle their res
pective accounts, as he is anxious to close hi,
former business. Having taken his con P6iEt
mo partnership N bis medicine store. 1t will be
carried on in future under the firm Of
BEHzJHiHLF DUAL ty SON.
Who have just received large supply Of fresh
DRUGS, Medicines, Paints. Dye-StufF, &c
most of which being bought with cash, thew
are enabled to sell at low prices.
The same attention heretofore ,,aid in seIec,
ing medicines Of the best quality and receiving
none IL powder, will be strictly observed. and
they fiatter themselves, to merit the encourage.
meat of theirfriends and the public geserAlly.
hy O., St--iaqss
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I'm CHANCERY.-In Chesterfield County
II court. March L. lRI0

N CHANCERY.-In Chesterfield County
Il court, March Id, 1910.
Nancy Cheatham and John w. Bass, Ad.,,'rs,
ard Adnr'r of Leonard Cheatham. decd.
Plaintiffs.
against
Josiah Cheatham, Daniel Woodbridge, Peter
Clarke, Henry Farmer and VIM. Goode.
Det'ts.
This day came the plaintiffs by James Robert.
son, jr. their attorney, and it appearing to the
satisfaction ofthe Court that the defendant Josi-
an Cheatham is not an inbabitapt of this Com
monwealth, upon motion ofthe plaintiff, 1t is or
dered, That the said defendant do enter his APP
pearance in this suit, before the first day of
March court next, and give security for per
forming such decree as the court may hereafter
make in the premises; and it is further ordered
aud decreed that the defendants Woodbridge,
Clarke, Farmer and Goode, out of the effects in
their hands belonging to the defendant Cheat
ham, do retain sufficient to pay to the plaintiffs
the sum of IL SIS I'd with interest, &c and the
costs IF this suit, and that copy of this order
be published in one of the Richmond M wspa.
pers for two months successfully, and posted
at the front door Of the Courthouse of this
County
Il CoPy.-Teste
PARKE POINDEXTER, .. c.
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TO JOEL BARLOW.
NEw-YoRE, July 81, 1909.


CIR, .,
Not having the honor Of personal acquain-
lance with you, the trouble this note will occa-
zion, will require some apology, and the only
one can offer regards the subj ct of it, and the
csadiness with which your character persuades
me you will furnish me the information required
as soon az you have leisure to do so.
arm preparing to write the life of Thomas
PANE, author of Common Sense, &c AS you
were acquainted with him in Paris, and he men.
fions you in his Age of Reason" your opin
IONS of his manners and habits, the company he
Kept &c. would be very acceptable.
a merchant ofthis city, who lived with him
when he was arrested by order of Robespierre,
tells me he was intoxicated when that event
happened
Did Mr.. Paine ever take oath of allegiance
20 France In his letter to the French people in
2792. he thanks them for eie ting him member
of the convention, and for the additional honor
of making him French citizen. In his speech
on the trial of the king, he speaks, ne says, as
citizen of France. There is some difference be-
tween being member of a convention to make
o constitutions, and member of the same body
60 try the king, and transact other business -
should imagine that in the latter capacities,
On oath Of allegiance would be necessary.
Any other information you would be pleased
&c communicate, which in your judgment would
be useful in illustrating his character will be
gratefully received, and used as you may di.
ceSt.
r.,.rc
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WROUGHT NAILS.
Retail Prices.
CUT BR.ADa

Broad and narrow Axes, Hatchets, Mat
tocks, Peck Axes, Grabbing Hoes, Broad,
Killing and Garden Hoes, Traces, Well
Chains, Plough Shares and Coulters, Stretch.
ers and Ok chains Hinges of different ST.
yes, Hammers, Wedges, Tenders and Cinder
Shoveis, Snaffics, Curb and Blind Brides, Hal
tiers, Horse and Mule Golfers, Surcingles, Back
Bands Belly Bands, Braces, Breaching, Fire
Buckets, Bed Cords, Leading Lines. Sash Cord
Chalk Lines and Seine Irvine. Cotton Cloth Of
different descriptions, Spun Coffin, Bed Tyke,
Morocco Gaps, &c. &c &c.
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Aprhe.
NO TT r.

A PETITION will be presented to the next
IA General Assembly, on behalf Of the Com
mon-HsII of this City, praying thai an art mo-,
pass empowering the Comm or ian to lease ~
otherNise dispose of as may be most expedient
for the benefit Of the said City, the public com.
mons within the limits thereof
b. order ofthe CONNER. Hall.
nay 81 t,sr,
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M.ARSHAL,S SALES

- 7 virtue ola decree of the Honorable Court
OF the Uniied States, for the fifth Circuit.
and Virginia district, pronounced in a Suit de-
pending in the said Court, between Thomas
pnkerton and Daniel Bell, surviving assgnees
Ross and others Defendants, will be sold 10 the.
highest bidder, for ready money, at the Eagle
Tave I'm in the city Of Richmond, on the 18Th
day OF June next-Ali That tract of Land belongs
Ing to the said David Ross, in the County Of
Campbell, called and known by the name of the
oxford Iron Works, or so much thereof as viii
be necessary to raise certain sums of money in
said decree mentioned, and also a number Of
Slaves, likewise belonging to the said David
Ross.
WILLIAM MANN, d. NJ.
FOR
ANDREW MOORE, NV D.
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FoRTY D0LLhPS RRW1B0-

THE Subscriber, lost out of his pocket The
day, between Col Mayo's toll gate and
Mr.. John Watkins store on Shockoe Hill. a
small RED Morocco Pocket Book, containing sun
dry papers of little value to any person but the,
Subscriber-it also contained note payable and
negotiable At The Bank Of Virginia, of yester~
days date for 8 3032--and between so and g 80
m Bank Notes, principally of the Bank of Vir-
ginia-also few silver dollsrs--slso 9 Tick tia
in the Union College Lottery, numbers I'M
known, but indorsed on tie back With the fols
lowing names Daniel Gordon, Josiah Hobson-
Gilbert Graham, Richard Booker
The above reward will be paid on delivery Of
the. Pocket Book TO Messrs. Moncure, Robert,
son and Pleasants in Richmond, or to mvsslfin
Manchester.
DANIEL GORDON.
May De- a
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ANECDOTE.

The following whimsical circumstance and ne.
cplisr coincidence, it is said, actually took
place some time past -
boat ascending the Ohio River, was hailed
by one coming up-and the following converse
ton ensued--What boat is that ! The Cher.
rtstoHe. Whence came you From Red:tone
Where are you bound too Lmestone. Who is
your Captain Thomas Stone What are YOU
loaded with MillstOnes and grindstones. You
are hard sett to be sure, take care you don't
go to the bottom-fare well.
Bali. Evening Post
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Moses Baugh and Jeremiah Baugh.


William Hatche,t. RhT.
against,
Moses Baugh and Jeremiah Bsugh.
D9fs.
This day came the splaintif by James Ro.
bertson,jr. his Attorney, and it apPesringto the
satisfaction of the court, that the defendant Mo-
ses Bsugh is not an inhabitant of this Common
wealth, upon motion of the plaintiff, 1t is ordered,
that the said defendant do enter his appearance
in this suit, on or before the first day of Aug.
court next, and give security for performing such
decree as the court may hereafter make in the
premises And 1t is further ordered and decreed
that the defendant Jeremiah Baugh, out of the
effects on husbands belonging to the def't Mo.
SEES Baugb do!retain sufficient to.pay the pltffthe
sum ofS 19s 81 with interest from the Cd day
of June 1903.tI paid c, the costs of this suit, &
that copy of this order. be published in one of
the Richmond newspapers for two months sue.
cessively, and posted at the front door of the
courthouse of this county.
A copy-Teste
G. PoINDEXTER. %. c.
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May 24

FOR SALE-A neat, light Travelling Co.
Il rage and excellent plated Harness. for
two Horses.--The Carriage is made in the form
which is usually called Jersey w aggon-Terma
viii be reasonable, enquire at this Office
May o. &C
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II G r E Il T-COA r.

M AS Found a few days since, by one OF M
W servants, on or near the road LEADING fro n
BIS place to the City Of Richmond Il y.in IS
delivered when properly applied for, and e. e,.-
pense Of this information is paid
Locke, Msy O. ~
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Ylo BuIL pERS-The subscrinec hayius
just received samples Of

g. @1s 70 10 Ts,cT
invites the attention of such gentlemen as mag
feel IT their interest to furnish themselves with
that valuable artcle--Its utility has been so uni
versaiiy felt 4 acknowledged both as it respects
duration and being proof agains, FIRE, tina, to de-
tail ITS particular advantages over wood-roofs
would be unnecessary.
The folio wing are the sizes & prices at which
It can be furnished.
10 & IL Inches length 8 8 per square Roof
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Nay 2

IN CHANCERY.--Meckle County
Il February Quarterly Court. 1911
Hiliery Goode, & Co Pie.
against
William Hord and Armste ad Burwei.
Deft's
On the motion of the Complainant bv his
Council, and it appearing to the satisfaction of
the Court, that the defendant Hord is not an in
habltant of This Commonwea it ie fherefare
aeereed and ordered, That the said defendant do
appear here on the LIST day June Court aext. an
swer the bill ofthe Complainant and give securi-
ty to abide by and perform the future decree of
this Court, and that copy of this order, be
forthwith inserted IN some newspaper, publish.
ed in the town of Petersburg for eight weeks
successfully, and be posted up two Court DAYS
successfully at the front door of the Courthouse
ofthis County, and that the defendant Arrnstead
Burwell be injoined from paying, conveying a
way, or secreting the goods, chsttes Or effects in
his hands belonging to, or debts due to the said
defendant Hord untilthe further order of the
Court
A copy Tesfe,
w. BASKERV1LL. C. &C.
April 10 ,.R,y
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oPposite tke Eagle Tdvcre.
He has also received and is continually receive
ing additions to his stock of Books and Station
ary.
Bookbindng as usual
April 10. ep12t
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An article from Kingston, JAM of the 24th
ult. says. most curious occurrence has taken
place in Port Royal Mountain the dwelling
house, &c and from IS to 30 acres offulI bear
ing coffee, on the plantation of Mr. RI Dali
house, sunk down and disappeared, on Tuesday
se'night, and nothing but the ridge of the house
IS now decentralization days previous, the
earth was observed to crack and sink in a tri
fling degree, and the house be affected by it.
when Mr. Daihouse was advised to remove with
his furniture, which he fortunately did. The
cause is not well ascertained, but it is supposed
to have been occasioued by hollow or subter
raneous passage in the earth, as there was not
the smallest symptom of an earthquake at the
time.
An extraordinary twelfth cake was exhibited
IN the shop of pastry cook in the city of Lon.
don, The materials which composed it weighed
halt ton. 1t contained 270 pounds of currants.
and 1000 eggs, its circumference measured Is
feet, & the icy top garnished with variety of
appropriate characters. The novelty ofthis ex
hIoitIon attracted great number of spectators,
and many of them proved fine subjects for the
practical dexterity of the pick-pockets.
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THE LETTERS OF
+ T. i + Il PL Y MLEY,
FoS EkLB II THIS oFTlce.
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IN CHI ANCERY.--AIn Chesterfield County
l. court, March 14th, 1911.
William Hatchett, Pl'F.
against,
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WILLIAM MANN. D.
nay Il.

ANDREW MOORE, NJ. D.
Nay Ia. ida