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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-21
DOMESTIC.
Neir-OrIc1lLs

NeiC-OrlcIAs N0r To-
At The same time that a sci OF Pirates
come even among our citizens 10 take a
way their slaves, carry them TO Grand
Isl. or Matagorda, which seem TO BE- the
two points OF reunion Of those villains,
who had afterwards the iinpudence 10
appear among us, without there being a
ny man, even among those who have POI
sitive proofs of their guilt, courageous E.
nough to deDounce them TO Justice, a.
mother gang OF Robbers appear to he en-
ployed i'll pillaging the houses of New
Orleans. For about month past. they
talk ofnothing but robbery. house-break-
ing, &c.
We regret to say, that should they con-
tinue IN neglectingth the organization ofthe
Militia, in order TO enable it to watch
for the public safety, we shall have this
winter every thing to apprehend, during
the tlme the citizens viii be out of their
houses, enjoying the pleasures of the ball
OF the play. Then we say, if the most
eEectual means are not employed TO o.
bllge the citizens TO make patrol :, this
city will be exposed 10 all the horrors
of Fire, PitLage and Ma,der.
We publisht the notice which Mr.. Tho
mas Urquhart has been pleased TO trans
NIT TO us relative to the attempt made in
me night OF the l2th instant, 10 force his
door.
Until we have patroles to watch for or
existence and prosperity, we advise all
our fellow-citiZens TO be on their guard
and to keep in their houses every thing
necessary TO give a good reception to
these nocturnal visitors, who might hap
pen 10 come to their houses.
Loas Courier.
A daring attempt was made last night
by gang of villains to force the doors of
my dwelling house ; they began about
O'Clock i'll the morning, and from thenoise
they made awoke me ; they repeated
their attempta second and third time
without the least apparent concern, but
throwing out invcctives against the fast
ings which were too strong for them, when
| warned them off. | think it duty
owe TO the public to make this statement.
New-Orleans, 18th Nov. 1916.
fGtpnofh
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THOS. URQUHART."
81. Loris. Nop. Il

So. LopfS, Nov I6.
On Tuesday morning last, the ferry
boat, which is accustomed to ply between
this town and the opposite shore of the
Mississippi, upset i'll the middle of The
stream; by which five persons lost their
lives. The ferryman, MIR. Dubay, and
histwo assistants, died on being taken a.
shore from the wreck. Ezekiel Woolfort,
son of Mr.. Woolfort of this place, and
Mr.. Stark, OF Bourbon county, Keniuc-
ky, sunk before the boats reached the
wreck, and are not found. What adds
pcignancy to this unusual catastrophe,
some of the ferrymen spoke after they
we're taken up, but died from excessive
fatigue and cold, without an immediate
remedy being applied, and which general
ly succeeds i'll cases of suspended ANNA
ton.
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From tic Bos,on Cen,iueI, Dec. ~

The Hon. William Gray and John c.
Jones, Esq'rs. have declined accepting
the office of Directors ofthe u. 5. Branch
Bank. We understand, no appointment
ofOAicers will be made here until the va
cancies arc filled.
The choice OF Bank Directors. made in
Philadelphia, we are happy to hear. gives
universal satisfaction. IT certainly q
vinced spirit Of moderation and in
telligencc, which must be felt. and
viii be estimated in every part Of the u
mon.
The Independence and impartiaitv
which have been seen in the appointment
OF the Bank Directors, arc received as the
first fruits of thai change Of policy in our
National Rulers, which induced them to
revive aud pairouize an Institution, once
b them SO violently aud so unjustIy con
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fiamili; that her husband was incur pri-
son, aud she had lately come from New
York, where, she observed TO one of the
Witnesses, she hadle one of her children,
and that thc Managers of the Poor there
had given her money 10 come on III search
;ef her husband. Finally, she Acknowledge
cd she had come from New-t DIRK, and had
twin children.
" On my going To the prison, the next
day enquircd for her husband, and saw
him. lie informed me he had not seen
his wife Nancy for years past. From
other prsof of her unieeling behavior 10
the child, III attempting to throw 1t into
the fire, put her into confinement, and
wrote 10 Catskill and New Baltimore, in
Greene county, uthave yet received no
answer.
Your informant should have given
the name OF the parents, so that they
might be applied TO. From a full conyic-
ton that you would make the enquiry,
and believing that this woman is the gull
ty person, have troubled you with the "a
bove statement, and hope it will have the
effect of producing that justice which is
due TO the offender and offended.
am, with much respect yours,
MICHEL FRElTAG,
Justice Of tie Peace.
South FiTtlh-street, Phiiotieipkia,
December 7h 1916.
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.

The Electors of lie Stale Of RhOde-Isl-
and assembled in Bristol ON Wednesday
last, and unanimously voted for James
Monroe as President, aud DdGci ID. Temp
kins as Nice-President OF the United
States.
The New-jersey Electors of President
and Nice-Presldent, have given an unani-
nous vote for James Honrge and Daniel
u. IompLins.
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[Erom the N. Y. Mcrcantils Adyerliser.l

From the ". 7. Mercantile Adrcrtiser.1
On Tie 18th ofNovembcr, unpublished
III tins paper, OH the authority of a respec-
table gentleman, who assured us that was
a fact, that strange woman, decently dres-
changed black child for white one. at
Freehold, in this state, and had complete
ly effected her escape. We considered it
anact Of Singular ViHainy, and we rave it
that title. BY yesterday mornings mail,
we received the following letter on this
subject from respectable magistrate of
the city OF Philadelphia:
''Io tie Editors Of tie Mercaatiie Adrerti-
ser.
GENTLEMEN
From publication copied into the u .
States Gazette, fthis city, from your pa
per, headed Singular ViHaiay, find that "a
woman of decent appearance is accused
Of having left black child at house i'm
thcneigiiborhood ofFreehoId, in Greene
county, state of New DIRK, in the early
part of October, and taken away White
one belonging 60 the woman of tlip house
and that search had been made for the OF
ertO no purpose.
" On thu evening Of the 18th ult. wo-
nan and chiidNcrc brought before me for
examination as to their residence. She
stated that her name was Ann Flode: flat
size came from Ireland, and had been iitc
weeks IN America that she landed al
felrs Point, Baltimore tbather husband
was dead; that she had buried him al Balli
more, and that his name was John. Tn
| derstandiug that proof was to he had iC
| the contrary, procured it,. On heagin,
the evidence, it was proved that she hss
liyed IN this place about 10 or l2years past
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"a d q . IN [[s.1I..- 2

The "AdreaturcS Of Uncle .Saal, al search
Of his lost ho.oy," has been issued from the
press in Connecticut, and is full OF vat,
satire aud entertainments.
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S,ANk OF THE UNITED SrArts.-NoricE IS here
M ~v,n 10 the Subscribers To- the Capital oil the Bahh
- Tho Tinted States at Rchmond, that the Commission
~ anuoined by the President of the United states I" re-
-. the said subsci ptons duly authorized ny The
pdent aud Directors ofte Rank of the United states
- ,ereye the second nstainent Of the said subsciipti
ans 10 wit ON each share OF the said Capital, ten dol
lars in gold silver con and twent dollars III coin
m aforesaid or in funded debt, at the rates pfescr-
red Inv the act of Incorporation with power OF aof-
new annexed to the certificates OF the said funded debt
proportiol authorizing the Loan Qfcer for me tt"e
hing at whose office the said funded debt shall stand
ecorded (or the Register OF the Treasury OF the United
states if the stock shall stand oil the books ofihe ire
snry 10 transfer the i'll due form OF law, Ia tue
president Directors aud Company of the Bank OF Inc
States that the said Commissioners as AGENTS oil me
rank will attend at the Merchants Coiec-tiouse be-
tween the hours O'Clock IN the forenoon, and three
ocock in the afternoon daily. and every day. Sundays
sxceped) the list of january next ensuing, to the
qad OF the month"; both days inclusive, Tor the pnf
nose of receiving the payments aforesaid, and that
,ne subscribers their OPTION may either pay the aid
,r,ond insianen the original place OF subscription,
within time herein limited, or :. the Bank of the u
states, at philadelphia.
Francis Corbin,
john An,bler,
And,ew SfercnsOn.
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1eOArS WANIFD.-I wish 10 purchase eight OF ten
= substantial T0mes Birer BOflS also, 70 hire,b
'lr month or year about f,renty actirs BOfTiHEN~-
= Js'c jfiIfrighfsnp ami Carpenters, may obtain good
s' aud employment during the wintef, q early sppli.
iuh 5f made to the At my SawMilis, 0pPos
e"e the Locks, Ave miles above rith,rOnd.
ltrOY ANDERSON,
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South FJjih-street, Philadelphia,
Decenlber 9TH, 1916.

Quay VS.. the Eagle InSurancS Company.
Al the sittings now holding before his
honor Judge Van Ness, came on this in
terestlng and important cause, for the re-
covery Oslo, 600, insured upon the house
formerly occupied as a clearinghouse
by Bennett, at Long Branch, in Mon
mouth county, state OF New-Jersey, which
was destroyed by fire in May, 1918. The
defence set up was fraud, in procuring
the house 10 be set on fire by the negro OF
the plaintiff. The cause consumed four
days, and after long and patient inves-
tigation was committed TO the Jury on
Tue sday last, who after retiring from the
bar about ten minutes, returned with d
verdict for the defendants.
From therank ofthe plaintiff, being one
of the Judges ofthe court of common pleas,
i'll the state TO which he belongs, as well
as from the sum in dispute, and the ma
ture OF the defence, no cause for a long
time, if ever, has excited a greater degree
Of interest. After the testimony on both
sides had been finished, it was considered
by the counsel employed in the defence,
that the iniquItouS fraud had been SO
clearly established, that they proposed 10
submit the cause to the jury without OBJ
seryation or argument, but this being de-
ShtSu ny TIC pldLitilt CouliSSi, anu TIE
judge intimaiinga wish that the facts
should be summed up, Mr.. Emmett, one
OF the counsel for the defendants, and
/ Mr.. Golden, one of the counsel for the
plaintiff, discharged that duty on the res
pectivc sides, III man.er uneommonly
able and eloquent. The Judge, in his
charge TO the jury, in which he recapitu-
lated the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wiiha strong
intimation ofthe preponderance ofhis own
opinion, took occasion to observe, that
the whole community was deeply interes-
ted in a cause of this sort because, if the
benign institutions of insurance compa
mics against fire were not protected (by
the laws against frauds, ii would have d
mostiniurious tendency, as it would break
up and destroy all similar Institutions
We understand, that report Of the case
is preparing for the press, and, as the
whole OF the testimony will then be given
IN detail, (and we trust the excellent
charge of ihciudge will not be omitted J
we are thus briefin our statement.
Counsel for the Plaintiff rinckerhoff,
Golden, ID. B. Ogden.
Counsel for the Defendants-Bo
Wells, Emmett. ". Y. Ev. Post.
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,NpN TANNERS OIL.--The Subscriber has receN
1 .'.,,niy OF Lamp * Turner's on which VIII be
.s,I low by the tierce, Dbl. or less quan,iIy
eoiu io"' " ~ EDWARD iiAILtM.
.,so--rouRESr,a STABLE, with oightecn M"tS
alSO T.. n.
a, 5ST
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Onebcc- Mr. oa-


Welearn that JoEn OgliUy, Esq. OF Mon
treal, His Majesty's Commissioners for as
certaining the Boundary Line betwiAt the
American Territory and that of His Ma
jesty from Saint II gis upwards, has re-
turned to Montreal, after meeting at Al
bany, in conformity with the Treaty of
Client, with Gen. Porter, the Commissi-
oner on behalf ofthe l.. s.
An interchange of their respective pow
ers, we are informed, took place, and the
necessary arrangements were made to com
mence their operations at Saint Regis on
the 10th May next, Immediately after tie
breaking up Of the ice in the Saint Law
renee.
TIE line to be run is Of great extent
aud immense importance 10 both parties.
The distance Gin straight line) is not
much short of 1900 miles, and by follow
ing The water communication, as agreed
upon by the Treaties, il far exceeds two
thousand.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-21

CROCK FOR SAILS ~, 900 in T. $. Yer cent Stock
~ for sale, If immediate application I've made 10
STANAHD & CHEW.
ALso--BiIis on New-Yors.
December 5. 6i-I0t
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~ oTICE.-Ai persons having claims against the
~ tate og John Fore, deceased, Of Chesterfield coany
desii ed bri. them forward well authenticated
before the 2jth December shall then close cd
misistraon of the said estate and this roticewih he
plead against auy after claims. JAMES fOkS .fGar.
Of Jrit fr,t .0tc,
q
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10y vrtuc of deed u trust executed 10 ihc Subscriber
- ~ John Taylor, junior, 20 secure dent dive William
horFs Senr particularly specified IN lie said deed which
aeed duy admitted record In the General Court Of
tfgina-Niil be sold tie premises, to the highest
Oiddcf for rcaGy money, public auction, or the twenty
MN dag OF December next, certain tract or parcel
o. LaHd, situate lying being "a the County OF Caroline,
On Natiopony River adjoining the lands Of Catcs0Cd,
Burks heirs sutton aud Cocinan being al the lands
ycycd by Daniel FiUhugh aud 1heOd0rics FitziHrh 70
S'fonel John Taylor, and b. him & his wife conveyed 70
we said John Taylor junior containing by estimation Gle
srn hundred acres he the or less-The sub
seribsrs will only convey to purchaser such tile IS is
vested N them trustees.
r. NORRIS; Jan'r. 7y.usrs
November o. ssl2awtis
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a HEAP GOoDS.-The Subscribers, at the Market
~ Bridge next door Messrs. Dicks, JioOre S 90.
have Just received the late arrivals from Philadelphia
and Newly ork supply of FALL GOODS, which will be
sold at very reduced prices
We have hand, aud intend Keeping assortment of
Boiag Cloths from No. ito No. of the mandatory of
the Kings that can sold lower than they have
done heretofore. DAVID K WILLIAM KYLE.
November 80. G2-epiun
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THAT most valuable Estate called RomdrcOck is Of
Il fcied for saielt is situated in the county of King
william, near West Point, and contains aDont g. 800 d.
OF iirstratc Pannnky land, and extensive marsh
meadow aud marsh, making III the aggregate abont5 900
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n BEING DESTROYS closing my OLD business, all per-
sons indebted me- by note open account. Teques-
ted to call the OF Lewis Winghed s. Co. aid pay
OIL their respective balances.
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Bank Of IirgiRia, Dee B. 1916.
THF general meeIins Of the stockholders OF this Bank
will take place at The Banklnghouse in tile City of
Richmond on the first Monday In january next.
WIN. cambridge, Cashier.
December 5. 6fttm
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& ALE or NEGROEs.--On Wcdu-sdss, January / ),
- isis, will be sold, 10y rnbc Ancon. al Mr. Zach
raylor's Tavern, credit ,r twelve months, SIX NJ
GOES property OF the OF Samuel Stokes, dec.
- OF them experienced wsternen.-Bond with APP
proved security win be required by
FRANCIS u. DEANE, Admir-.
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November rs.

EVEN DOLLARS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ON the llh in
sant, from the Subscriber, living near New Canton,
in Buckingham County negro fellow, by name STE
PHEN. lie is tall black, has short hair good house
servant apt stutter while under strong emotion
of any kind. He carried with him much clothing and is,
expect lurking in about Richmond. having been
purchased in that place few months since OF Mr. Park
hill.
The above reward will be paid FOR the delivery Of said
fellow me, for the of him in Jail that
g I him again.
SMITH PAYNE.
Richmond.
December IA. 6s-2awiws
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yIE Subscribers wish employ for the ensuing year,
4 young man. vithonta family, who teach the
English and Latin languages, erainaticay and who IS
also skilled IN Penaanshp, Arithmetic, aud the Ele-
ments Of Mathematics.
None need apply but such as can be we'll recommended
IOf sobriety and diiigent attention 10 business.
JOHN T. SWAMI,
FLEMING RirES,
T.. WEBSTER,
ROBERT SNEAD.
Rocker Mis- (Vgnofer,J DC. II. GO-ifs
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NJ EGROES FOR SALE.-will be sold, to the highest
A bidder, for cash. on Tuesday the .ll of January
next ID fair ii not the au day at the Tavern of
Mrs. Jane SyGc, in the Town of New Castle, Hanover
CouAty, fifteen twenty very likely NEGROES consisting
of men, wonien boys aud girls belonging TO tie estate
of the late Capt john Il. Johnson.
All those who Eave claims against the estate
qestcd to bring ther before the day vi ale aud
those indebted the required make
payment immediately s,s will b instituted against
them the situation will admit their
being INDUCED WA. CUNNINGHAM,
administrator Scifh the rW anne Ied
~ Johst u. johnson.
U0rCrSr County, Dec H. o. 20lrBlr.
IMON BIOCK, lafe ~ y sIiiamS5rfg mas taken tie
- store lately occupied 10y Msssrs. 1how0s S;erG,1
& Cc. first door above Messs. Robert Hall Nei,sns.
where he oilers for sale, large elegant assortment al
European, H1dd and French GOODS, suitable for tie
present aud approaching season. very low for cash.
FoR RENT Mrec-sfOry RTick BDgSr. Sloekoc
Hill, immediately opposite Mr. Bcnj. VOTES.
ptN"romber2l. 5s-2daJ
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Francis Corbin,
john Am6ler,
Anl,'ew Sferci,SOn.

~ In order to facilitate to the Subscribers the pay
pen of the second ,salnent in son, they are hereby
informed that the same may he deposited in the Bank of
yrgsia safe keeping at any time between tie 18th
Of November and the Tst day Of January next: Pro
.ded the Cashier WIN. cambridge. Esq. will examine
and receive the same, and pass receipt therefor.
Francis C0r6in,
John Amber,
AndTeic Stevenson.
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AIRS. DR0osFy SCHOOL WI Tc-coplneaee on nc
jNi 18th instant,
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ENOR SALE.in conformity TO the last will AID Tesla
II nent Of Henry G.. Hch, deceased, the undersigned
executors thereof will expose to public sale, upon The
PREMISE the st day of February next II fair II not,
tc fair day that we'll known aud valuable Estate
sailed CURIES, situated north side Of james Ri
ser IN the County ofenrico. aud distant about III miles
below the City Of Richmond, andtweive fro Petersburg.
This estate contains nearly thousand acres about
i've hundredaTahic and the greater part u c balance
swamp. Tecaimable very Uncomfortable eApcucc ~
comparison 10 its worth. To cxpatnte on The extreme
fertility IDpfoying condition from me happy action
of piascfl ofts dosiTabc property Us thought unucces
sary. II completes with any asa residence, ailOrding
most CONNEXIONS dwelling, with every comfortable ap-
pnrienanee one Hundred are laid down IN forward
wheat: about nfy in OATS tWo fields and two lots
laid down in clover aud about twenty-five acres Of mead
ow i'm good order. The advantages Of rance for Stock
afforded by the unrecancd portion Of swamp, have been
aya.!ed Of for the last years in aid to tile Enclosing
system.
persous disposed t. purchase will he attended TO In
viewing he premises by OF the EXECUTORS residing
thereon.
49, authenticated and plat Will I've lcft at tIT.
ISncf's Coffee House, in the cts of Kchiond, soon
a. paccahic 6Urfcs holds out u may be- said pccui
aradyanfaers to men Of capital DESTROYS ofrcdng ~ the
vicinity Of Richmond OF Petersburg. There hume
rou springs ofgood water issuing oui of The bank Of the
River independent Of d well conveniently situated A
satisfactory title viii ne made the purchaser AMI possess
on gwen on payment ouethrd Of the sale the balance
being secured hy giving bonds and deed pf trust upOa
f9r,cs. Onchaf payable IN twelve mcnh ard nc resi-
wy ~ wv gIJTyET, PLEIsfNTg.
NIILJ1H ~ HkJ'H,
~ DdNIHfDCE.
vore@'erlo. 57-2o,cfds
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FENOMPKINS & MURRAY have relnovedtO ne% brick
lumber onse the basin, where they offer for sale
OIL reasonable terms
100 tIerces Superfne Whiting
leo boxes Crown Glass from l0hy IL IL by fS.
Also, a geueraiassortment of DRY GOODS. among
which they would recommend their bed and table linen,
tapeIfne cloths, cassiIneIes sc. &C.
hOreMbtr IL. 5J-U
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This Estate, although in cultivation than Ceu-
tnry possesses the envied distinction Of 5mmnkey lands
and with genc usage is capable OF producing
much corn, wheat aud cotton am property of equal
size in the love country of Virginia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-21

FiNnE Upper -5ppomattor Company have several va
liable situations for Mills or Water Works, at their
Locks and in Petersburg which they wish TO lease for
ateTm of years.
Liberal encouragement would be given to any person
wishing up mill grind plaster at their locks.
John Grdmner,
Richard n. DenG6ie,
7hos Il. Morton,
Edicard MaWford.
nccemhrr I'm
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Mann s. Valentine.
vernber ~ 90 2avim
November IN.

TT George Jachs0n, LI'0r. Of Hesek0h Davidson,
Gsf'd IfULam NaUiSLey 0nid Inn his uife, Erecs.
frir ofthe soid He=ehtGh DapidsoH, dec'd, 6Iorg0-
ret Lucipda, Etizobsth, EhGm6r. and 11fH D0Uif-
so1 infant chiidrcR Of He-ekiah DGrdSOn deceased,
DLEASE TO TAKE NoTlCE--I'hat OF the twentieth
4 day OF December, i'll Tie present year at the Office
of Wm. HAYMoNp, SGyCcyOTof Harrison County. OF his
successor in office, the hours Of O'Clock in
the morning and O'Clock in the afternoon shall pro
coed to akete dispositions suEdTy w;nessesAnd at
the Bell-Taveru i'll the City OfRichmond. on the second
Of January next between The same hours, also the depo
sitions sdTy witnesses TO lie read III evidence IN TIE
suit depending IN the Superior Court OF Chlncery for the
District efRichnond wherein the EX'ofs OF VIM. Lyme,
dec. and others are COniyiaiHaHfSand the ENors Of
Hezekiah Davidson and others are DefeBdanfsyou be
ing absentees from this State adopt this mode OF 81
wing You notice thereof.
WILLIAM LYNE < EsccRfcrS
WV. II. HUTCHINSON gUiHio1l
aud others, plaintiffs, } LgDe, dec.
Noyetuber % Gi-2avtW