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they differ edts tc lie eject ern 49,
inert OF the public interest. IF he ~, tn!'Ir
with his colleague he should vote Win ~. lI,s
AS to the general rate OF pay, he too ,b !" "I'''
it sufficiently low; and would go as f., s ss!
colleague to raise lt,ifever that question ms MS
brought before the House. 0' was
Ayes 40. I'd
whole subject indefinitely. ~ INC
Mr. Blbb said the measure now before ;.
House was rot the measure Of the comm;,,a "e
the period for adjournment was too carly Se
der present circumstances, its duration' s s,
long. Having failed in all attempts to ama sUI
it, he felt justified in voting, as he sbonId e1
It's indefinite postponement ~
The question was then taken on the mc4;on
Tor indefinite postponement, and carried .a
stated IN our last, 50 to 81. 90
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CONGRESS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
SATURDAY, April IS, 1919.
Debate on the proposition for a

OeUUEe- on VIC Y7UEOSHlON JOT NeCeSS,
CONTINUED.
Mr.. Blackledge said, if they were now to
adjourn, as was proposed, congress would
have done worse than nothing. They had au-
thorised an expense of more than eleven mil
lions ofdollars for extraordinary purposes, and
had laid an embargo which arrested the occu-
patons of many of the people. lin this stu
alton they were to adjourn, they would put
themselves in the power of the opposition to
operate against hem on the minds Of the peo-
pie by saying, that they did not mean to coma
plete their measures, as an evidence of which
they would produce this adjournment. He
was not willing, as friend to the admins
traton, to put such a weapon into the hands
Of its enemies.
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IN SENATE
FRIDAY, MAJ |, 1879.


The engrossed bill, authorising the state Of
tennessee to issue grants and perfect ttcr
on certain entries and sections of land tbere;n
mentioned, was read third time and n,seed
yeas l8, nays, 6,
YEAS.-Messrs. Anderson, Bayard. CamD
bell of Tenn. Condit, Cuts, Gaillard. G;Irnapp
Goodrich, Horsey, Howard, Hunter Lambert
Lloyd, Robinson, Smith of Md Smith Of N "
TAFT, Varnum.
NAYS.-Messrs Bib, Crawford. n9n,
German, Taylor, Turner
MIR. Smith OF Md. reported the bill for the
relief of John Thompson, withou, amend.
ment.
Mr.. Turner reported the bill, entitled an
act to establish certain post roads" without
amendment
Mr.. Lieb presented the petition of Ninian
Plnkney, now captain in the army of the u,
States stating that on the goth ofAuaust. 1905.
he was appointed brigade Inspector tro tem'
and performed the duties thereof, at New Or.
leans, and received the emoiuments attached
to said Office up 10 the 3lst May, 1910: bu,
that on his arrival at the scat OF government,
he was required by the department of war to
refund the same, on the plea that tie appoint.
ment was lnadmissible;' ), and praying relief
The petition was referred 70 Messvs Leib,
Howell and Smith of Rid.
The bill allowing an annuity to Arthur St.
Clair, was read third time, and be blank for
the annuity having been, on motion of Mr..
Leib, filled with $50 dollars, the bill MAS pas-
Sod by yeas and nays as follow:
YEAS.-Messrs. Anderson, Bayard, Bib,
Crawford, Dana, German, Gilman, Goodrich,
Gregg, Horsey, Howell, Hunter, Lambert,
Leib, Lloyd, Smith ef Md. Worthington.-l7
NAYS.-Messrs Condit, Cuts Gaillard,
Robinson, Smith of N. Y. TAFT, Taylor, Tur.
ner, Varnum.-9.
Mr.. Gregg, from the committee to whom
was referred petition on the subject, report.
ed bill to admit the entry of vessels OF the
y. States on certain conditions. This bill
embraces cases of vessels " which may have
been laden in any of the ports OF India, and
whose master, supercargo, or owner, May
have been compelled to give bond under some
penalty that their respective cargoes shall bs
landed In some port Of the D. States )" pro-
vlded the duties be paid, and the goods stored
lectors, subject to the future disposition Of
the government. The bill was passed to Sc
cond reading.
On motion Of Mr.. Bayard, the bill to dis
charge from Imprisonment the persons there"
in mentioned, was recommitted, viz. to Messrs.
Bayard, Smith of NJ Y and German.
The bill making additional appropriations
for the support Of government, was passed to
a third reading.
Mr.. Gregg presented the memorial OF
James Wilkinson, stating that he has been
as public defaulter, but that so
far from deserving that charge, be can make
it appear that the public are indebted TO him,
and praying an enquiry into his case may be
instituted, and such decision bad thereon as
may be compatible with justice and equity.
Referred to Messrs. Gregg, Smith Of Md.
Taylor, Varnum and Anderson.
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Cavalry Inspection ORDER Z

OIIU OO19 lI4s@III YOeIIF II =
City Of Washington, Isl May, 1917: \.
IN obedience to Brigade Orders, Captain
Thornton's Columbian Dragons, Capt. John
Georgetown Old Troop, pt.Peter's George
town Hussars, and Capt Vaudeville, h'eS'
andria Troop of Dragons, are ordered 70 pa
rade completely equipped, on Saturday the
9th of May, at 10 O'Clock, A. N. on me !" ISN
ington Commons, near the WASHINGTON Fi!S.'
for the purpose of Exercise and insPec:nV,''
The roll will be called at 10 O'Clock precis0'!
By order ofths Commandnnt,
VIM. B. Randolph, Q. NJ. S.
.Actmg as ,4ajutaH eftAe coi1"'6'G" horse
May s.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-04-01

Sir, Boston, March Z, 1909.
have ascertained with much accuracy posi-
be the intended to be pursued by the party in asa
chuse that opposed to the and pocks of the
administration Of the general government
have already given decided opinion that declaration Of
war not to be expected But, contrary ali reasonable
calcuaton should the Congress possess spirit and ndepen
denee enough place their popularity jeopardy by strong
measure, the Legislature of Massachusetts will give the
the neghbouring satcs will declare itself permanent,
until election of members invite Congress to be
composed Of delegates from the federal and
separate for their defence and
interest This Congress would probably begin by abrogaing
The offensive laws and adopting plan for the Of
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-25

EIfOR SALE, 2s Lots at the Bowling Green, join
n ing the city of Richmond, and lying convenient
to the roads leading from the city to the Meadow
Bridges Il to the New Bridges they are chiefly morc
than halt an acre. much market than the A.
cademy Hill, where also more Lots for sale.
From the ia id growth of Richmond, the 17ti sire,
Leading near n. east from the market, will no doubt
in course Of few years reach the Lots at the Bowling
Green. The sale will take place on the premises.
without reserve, Monday the 2d March next, If
fair, the next fair day-one half for cash, the
other half at 90 days, the usual discount allowed
for prompt payment. Liqutsted CLAIMS against
Christ Mcpherson, will he received in part payment
B.iRTLErI' STILL, .lllc'r.
Richmond, Feb. 81. etD
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CONGRESS-.
IN SENATE.

III" bill making appropriations fnr H..
support ii government fcr 1912. was go
third tiine and motion having been w.
ny MT s7ndef"on. TO recouifnit the bi;l -
'te purpose OF Inserting an a.uend,nen, -
EMIT The Gle Ks in the navy departn,ert
receive l.. per cent. in addition fo the;,. - ~
ares rs established by law; me furtI,er 80
slderatIon ct the bill was on mo,iou &c NY'F
S"iffh OF MARY laud postponed t,ll IH-,nor aal2
he bills for the relief of Sclaj, Bcp,on
making appropriations for the suDpolt Of ,ns,
navy OF the u. >. /; and making apnronr;a 80
IONS for the support of the military es,aI
iShlnent OF the u. 5. for 1912, and The In
to establish land district I'm the Ilinois To,.e
r1tory, east OF the district of KaskaSkis
sed. -i'ie' anu Pas7f
The Senate resumed the cons;de,a,;,., 70
tae Dill making appropriations for the Gu
ing. 'Fau7
Or motion OF Mr.. .hnderson, the bill woe
rccommitted to select committee. MassSs
Anderson Goodrich and TAFT, were anno;nee
ted the committee PPOi"7
Mr.. anderson reported the said bill ,;,t,
an amendment, (respecting the clerks in " t5s
navy depaitment) - )" 'hs
The bill supplementary to the act 70
tor limited time an additional ,nil;t1rs-
force, passed in 1903, was read a tj,irL 80
and passed. '"iS
Mr. Reed reported the militia detacb mos,
bill With amendments. 'FlI
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may be sclemnly invited to employ Il IN all
pcEses and upcn all occasions, and in the
manner a5oyc pointed out. not ONLY for tin,
Group but also in all pulmonary catarrhs.
and other affections of the Kind; and more,
orer express Il wish that the physicians
who will put it in prac'ice. may not neglect
70 send to the minister of the Interior, a tai-
~ account of their observations on the dis.
cases and their various phenomena.
1 The commission having finished the ex-
animation and discussion of the several me-
moirs submitted to them had am extraordi-
nary meeting to proceed to the opening of
the sealed papers containing the names Of
the authors and, from that verification i,
'as been ascertaiRed, thai the memoir No. 81
& the other No. 80.declaied to I'VE deserved
the equal division of the premium Of ,OOo
francs, are. the first from Mr.. Ju,fne of G enc
va, late chief surgeon Of the geu3hospital %.
that city, correspondent ofthe Imperial Insti-
tute, professor of Anatomy, surgery and mid
wifery and the second from Mr.. John A.
BRAHAM ALBERT, of BrS1I loctor q,
medicine and surgery, ,impe-
rial & royal Josephine's fienna,,
&c.
The other three memoirs declared worth,
of being honorably mentioned,Sc numbered
70, as and 81, are of Messrs. G!VIEussEux.
doctor of Medicine at Geneva. member q
the royal society of Edinburgh of J. NJ
CAILLAU, doctor of medicine, IF Bordeaux
and member of several learned societis
and Double, doctor of medicicinel residit
Paris.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-25

Vi. HALLAh, has received by the Anacreoii, d.
hA rect from England, the following assortmen,
Of FRESH GARDEN SEEDS-whleh NAY be had
lis Tea, Glass . Cbiga Stare, first door above
the Eagle Tavern, Richmond.
Carthage. lettuce.
Early York, Green Coss
Do. Sugar Loaf Grand Admiral
Green Savoy lee
Drum Head Cabbage
Red Picking Brown Dutch
Early S, late Cauliflower Mou,eare
Peas.
Early Frame Blood Beet
do. Charlton Orange Carrot
Do. Royal Dwarf Satisfy
DO. Spanish DO. SCARCITY
Do. Sugar DO. Red and White Picking
Blue Pr1issian Onion
White & Blue Marrowfat Solid Celery
snaps. Winter X Summer Cress
EaIy Yellow Cnrl'd Parsley
do. Brown So rel
Do spcekled Thyme, Marjoran
Arbour@ windsor Beans Summer1iayory
CHcRDtber. Nastur.ion
Early Frame Cnrpd spinage
Do Long Green White Indye
Do Cluster Hanover Turnip
Short Prickey White & Black Mustard
Raaish. Rape and Canary
Short Top Scotch Kale
Salmon Small Dutch Clover, and
Purple Timothy Seed.
Turnip
bushels RED CLOVER SEED.
November 20. yts
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-25

NfNGlNtA INN-'rhe subscriber respectfully
informs his friends and the pIbHc that he has
taken, for term OF years. that veil known stand in
this city, called the VII2GLVL.4 mn, ON the cross
street lea'ling to the Goyernors, where he has o.
pened Public House FOR tie accommodation of
those who may call on him.
Anew Bonters viii b. taken BIZ the wear, tsc. See.
BEJFJ.4-bIfF .UOSBF,
FrO1t PogvhntnH.
~. y. Horses Will be taken on Lyery by the
year, sc.
Jannaiy 25. wsw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-25

Office TO WOoLLEN MANUFACTU-
i RERS-A young gentleman has lately arrived
IN this country from Europe, reg lary bred TO the
above business, expended considerable sums To sc-
quire perfect Knowledge, both tIeorc;ic aud prae-
teal IN the various branches thereof offers his ser.
vcesto the Public-Hc is also well qualified 20 ma
mage the concerns and keep the books of a company
or an inhiyduai who may be disposed 70 engage him.
-Proposals by letter, postpaid, addressed to Rev
Henry Heffernan, Urbanna, shall he duly attended
20.
Urbanna, Feb. 4. WV
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enos Ayres, you are to retire to that DisA
trict, and shat consequently III. Portu,neyA
army ~ TO return its Goninuns, BY Virtue
q 'ne, snpaia'ions entered into with thas
One OF the principal, and most sacred ar
ucies OF the agreement is. that all the IN
haEtahts may freely return, and enjoy tram,
quilty and peace in their houses and estates,
ihthe bosom of their families, withtut n.r-
hitting either government to ,molest ~,
prosecute any person whatever, on accu,ne
OF their political opinions in the lase distur,
Dances, nor ter having taken up arms. so
tnat only those who for the future shall COM
mt any crime, shall be, chastised apreeabIe,
flo the established laws. go
| . promise you ON my word and honor. e.
II. III me name OF the Supreme Government Of
.ne oPaiiSn nation, that this article wilibc
Sac'edly observed, and that neither ,r,.
court ofjusticv, or any ind. i.I.,oI s,vha.J
snail dare to violate il without cxne,i.n,.;naS
the utmost rigour of the law ~ -
! ENJOY then, that peace which offer an,,
nave obtained for you, and exterminate ms
deeds OF intestine war, the greatest of all
evlis !: 1t will be the greatest glory / sbali
nave 20 poast ct during my life, the great,
est good to humanity, service to our Cod. Tn
our King. and to our Country. ~ ~
Monte pideo, Der. 20, 1911.
. (SignedD XAVIER EEIO.
-, MONTE VIDEo, Oct. %, 1911
ne troops OF Buenos Ayres retired nm
the 18th to the village of St. Josepb. in c,n
sequence OF theyPreiimipary Treaty y of re-.
concination mentioned above and our adj.
vanced guard have arrived alta, p;adna.
Cured. t9 SSS
Many families which had been Spd,c.s
to embrace the party of Buenos Ayres have
returned to enjoy the happiness and So
rity OF property offered to them by our Coo
vernment. ''sei
FROM CARACAS.
|. 61Irace o. a letter 10 lie Eduor az ~
1 90 ruT, 1o"rnah datea GARAGES, Bee.
Yesterday was present when rho u.
deral Constitution OF the states of Vennsn',..
was signed by the members of the Congr, 80
mere was some opposition. The pIies,s
nave signed 1t, but have protested aeaiasy
one article which does away Their, 9 1r;,;
ieges hey are now amenaLie 70 tl,t 60
,aW' ''e same as other sitizths, bus
1'l =, oojeefe@ 10 Me zoAoie i!i II is
SAID, he would have preferred piy;,sr e.
one from THRoNE He bas S.1.ns .i,s 'Ns
ganSt the whole Constitution. and 49,.
exposed his views. In consequence ~
VINO were ms most jealous fr;cnds -,
Withdrawn from hin in DISGUST And
INNS ne has very little chance Of rising fron
his disgrace. i'piA
ne Constitution Of these states, resem.s
oles that OF the United States of North a.
m !s 1t Wiil now he submitted to the con.
slderation Of the ele tors of the ti;tfs LII,
states of Venezuela. N'uetens
There is great enccorae,e s.,
e'gners IN this country, if thev are merot u
lcs or agriculturists, especially if thev hav.,
some property; but the propece for me-
On a Is very dull The contine ntal system,
ahects TINS country exceedingly.''
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'e%dh commissioners appointed by the county
= court Of Chesterfield, 10 settle my accounts as
Tie all Of Isnry =. Bscoc dec. will meet
a. EHeiai1ar 5fookes tavern IN the town OF Man
epestar o" the -, dondsy in March next ior that
pur'oss'erso1 interested sire inyited 10 attend.
PETER r. SMITH,
.3t'gfglstygfor II Heary L.. Bisooe, dee.
feb. ISth, 1879. fasudM
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VS7HE subscriber intends in future to practice Law
n in the Superior Court of Chancery for the
Richmond District.
Wn. G. PoINDEXTER
fep's' w3wp
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EsOR SALE--Fifty thousand acres of LAND con-
r. tanned in one survey, in the county of Kenawha
III may be purchased ON easy terms. Cash, or good
property in the city of Richmond viii be taken in ex
change For title and terms, any person may apply
70 the subscriber.
HENRY HORT. :
, Columbian Hotel. Feb Of 4.
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HOUSE OF REPREsENTAT1vrs

The 8heaker asked and o5tsiped Iesn.
Of absence, after to-day, for Mr.. ~ ~
Williams, for the remainder ofthe ssssiau
he House resumed the cousidersti 5s'ol ie
the bill tor arming the militia If tha I TS
States when Mr.. III. CEau's motion ' ,e.' -
consider the amendment which hal 49,
greed to, putting it in the power of 10 ~. a
Pecube states to distribute che arm 81,
they thought props, came under discuss;o -
IL was supported by Messrs' Macon, S;nigIs
stow. FISK and Littie and opposed h. 9im'Ii ~
and NJ Coy. |SE'y' h>ns4.
IT was argued in favor of re.rons;- :.
that this amendment mielst dcfe :. sf',fa atom
ject 81 the bin, which vas to r., - the OBJ
TIE hands % every young ~ssS I'm, al' ms INTO
tanned the age Of as; tl,st r;;s n men ne &C,
placed Il ~ The powc~ ~ the 800. ,pcs'.s
lures to iay Up tilf arms IN ~ ~ s aesl.ia7
pr p'' ~ ,, sead ' 2, tie rpf 4 s@red
arms night ~ locked .p fgos he - 40 y q, "
y geaia re afninS the governn,e ME PIE
s'' - Pc ant not gissing tss people ' b. !.
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CSALES at AUCTION--On MONDAY the 2nd day
~ of March next, st IL O'clock, A. ~. will he sold,
without reserve the late residence OF Casper Flei-
cher, deceased, under the management of Messrs.
Moncure, Robinson u Pleasants-
excellent Feather Beds, Bedsteads s Furniture,
complete
/ Desk
Bureau, and variety of other artcles---Tern1s
made known at tie time of sale.
HANNAH FLETCHER, Execut,ix
Richmond, Feb. 81 tbs
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JOSEPH JULIAN PERES,
JOSEPH AZEVEDEO,
ANTONIO GAkFIAS.

MONTE V1DEo October II, 1911.
The foregoing articles in the preceding
Treaty, are hereby approved and ratified
by me and it shall be returned 10 the De-
puties for the due fulhlment thereof.
(ojgned) XAVIER ELiO.
a true copy, PEREZ oec'ry
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REPRESENTATIONS

Ofhis erceiiency me Yice-Roy 10 tie inha-
bHants ef'fhe Uiciqity " Monte TideO.
Since the year 1907 that 1 have had the
honour to be your Chief, not day has pas
sed but ! have given you proofs of my anx
iety for your happiness and welfare. You
yourselves are the best Witnesses that un-
der my command agriculture has hourished
and that the inhabitants have enjoyed that
security Of property, which had not been
the case for "a Considerable time. Unfortu-
nately for some months past this tranquil
ty has been interrupted, Tor Rotiyes which
Tor the present is not proper to REGAL t.
mind--yOu have found yourselves involved
IN civil war IL a var. which, without q
Just cause had reduced yOu to the greatest
misery. | kaye made manifest to tie world
my proceedings aud my anxiety to AVOID
your ruin, and 20 give free vent to the eZ-
portatiol of Che fruits OF your industry, and
until now had DCt been able 70 succeed
but providence that always protects tss
cause Of humanity, has at length placed II
IN my power now TO inform you that BY an
agreement with the new Government Of b.
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T5yfE. Subscriber having fulfilled the engagements
D. which prevented ,iIp from resuming the prse-
tee OF the law Immediately his return from Eu-
rope, proposes to recom,nence the practice in the
Superior Court ct Chancery for the Richmond Dis
trct, in the Court OF Appeals, and in the Federal
Courts held at Richmond.
determination To render his best and most faith
tul services every Client has Induced the subscri-
Der To limit his ordinary practice these Courts -;
during their recess, however, he may be specially
employed to argue any case depending in any other
Court. Ft"
ALEXANDER M'RAE.
Richrpond, 9sth May, 1912. wSw.
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Of starvation, arising from the want of employment,
IN consequence OF which they without money
TO buy food, situation to which they were reduced
IN consequence Of the Orders in Council. He had
observed it stated, that the right honorable gentle
man Mr. Rose had to OF those petitioners
who waited upon him iron, birmingham, compared
France and England to two men up TO their neck in
water, who must try which of them could stand the
longest without being drowned. He (Air. Whit
bread) could not suppose that the right honorable
gentleman had so expressed himself.
Mr.. Rose said he had been very hardly dealt with
IN the business alluded to. EIe confessed that
such comparison had fallen from HIM laughter l.
but denied that he had treated the distrcsses Of the
Birmingham petitioners with any thing like levity.
Mr.. Barring agrect, that the Orders in Council had
no immediate effect in producing the scarcity of food
though it was equally true that by of those
orders in council the manufacturers were deprived
of the mean. of purchasing food, it before them
in abundance Every thing, in his opinion, depend
cd on econnmy in expenditure, and therefore he
was against the present grant.
The Chancellor Of the Eschrqusr said The sum
proposed was tfor procuring accommodation for the
horses * men alone, but for the staff also for in
closed exercising ground, and for temporary ac-
commodasion within the walls Tor larger body OF
horse, when occasion should require.
Mr.. WhStbyead appealed to the committee if there
was single man in the House who had the smallest
idea OF the nature of this grant till now-Either the
right honorable gentlemen who spoke last knew
more this subject than the Secretary of the Urea
sury did, or the latter had not done his duty. He
aSAeO, honorable Secretary not now agree
TO postponesths grant! Or would not the commit.
tee feel Jealousy how they accede the granting oil
money such an estimate!
Mr.. Ponsonby said, the question was not whether
this sum should be voted at all but whether
or not time shonld be given to the committee to un
derstand what they doing All he should say
il it was true that France and England now to
he compared to two men mp to the neck in water
and II in such circumstances, barracks for $50 sol
diers were to cost England $4,000 it was diff
cult to see which of the must be choaked first.
Lord Foikstore could not view the proposed bar
racks in any other light than citadel overaw.
did he view the intention to raise "permanent bar
racks" near those "populous places, Bristol, Liver
pool, &C. in any other light. He thought delay ne
cess ry, therefore, should for the amendment.
After few words from Mr. GreeUey, the hous
| divided, when the numbers were-Against the A
mcndment S0-For it 4o-Majority is. 50.
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MIR. GEORGE JACKSON, executor of Heze-
lSA kah Davidson, deed, William Maulsley and
Ann his wife, executrix of the said Hezekiah David
son, decd, Margaret, Lucinda, Elizabeth Ithamer
and Ann Davidson infant children of Hezekah Da-
wilson, dec'd by the said William Maulsley and Ann
his wife, their guardian, ..
Please to take mott c,
That on the fifteenth day Of July, in the pI F.. ent
year, at the Office Of William Raymond, surveyor of
Harrison county Cor bis successor in ofce) between
the hours of eight in the morning and four in the at
ternoon, shall proceed 10 take the dispositions of
sundry witnesses, to be read in evidence in the suit
depending in the Superior Court Of Chancery for the
district of Richmond, wherein the executors Of Will
liam Lyme and others compliments, and the ex-
ecutors of Hezekah Davidson and others defendants
You being absentees from this statc we adopt this
mode Of giving you notice thereof.
WIN. LYME,
WIZ. II HUTCHINSON,
Esecatoys IF HIM. Lyme, decd
May IS. wSw