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London, M4rch IA.
100000

This vote adds nothing to the Unfund-
ed Debt, but will save the country from
3 TO 600, 000f per annum, in the difference
Ofinterest Of the old bills at Sd. and the
new ones at cid.
Upon the fullest consideration of the
applications for stopping the distllaficn
of spirits from gram in Ireland his Males
tvs Ministers lave determined TO refrain
from that measure, being satisfied that
IT would create very trihing saving of
grain used BY the lawful dstiIler, his stock
being nearly complete, but that it would
afford the greatest encouragement to
illicit distilation, and the frauds of
smuggling.
March 10.
we received last night the Paris Papers
OF the 18th instant. They contain no in
telligence of any importance. The funds
are COT. 45c. Tie bank actions 1850.
At Glasgow, on the lIih and 10Th Of
March, fourteen persons were arrested,
and committed to jail, accused oftreason-
able practices.
-Four persons were arrested last SUNDAY
at Manchester, and arrived in town last
iught IN the ,sistOdy Of two kings mes
sengers, and were committed to PRS
on
CORN EXCHANGE.
Whe@ (EnglislD sos. TO 1865. and 1865.
DO (Forcign) li5s. to 120s. and 1905.
Fine Flour zoos. 10 1865.
March 10.
The funds axe one half per cent. high
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Charleston. An,.;I *

49, C.1"7 'tSEV7l, 0JIft %.
Capt. JEwETT's privateer, the CHiH, sill
remained at anchor off Tybee on We'd.
nesday last havingin company polocre
ship, her prize. 1t is reported that a
considerable sum of money has been
lauded from her. Her object is supposed
TO be to recruit men the crews Of seye-
raj vessels at Savannah had deserted
and are supposed to have gone on board
her. Capt.J. is well known in thiy ci,y.
having formerly commanded vessel oIt
OF this port. Courier.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-02
NEw-ORLEANs. AnriI /

The Banks of our city yesterday re-
commenced specie payments. Itexcited
little sensation.
A part Of the 9Th regiment Of u. S. in
fantry, consisting of about 800 men,
marched on Tuesday TO the Bayou St.
John, and embarked for passe Christi
anne.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-02
WAsH1NGroN. Anril oa

The accounts of the late Col. BENJA-
MIN HAWKINS, Agent of Indian affairs
i'll the Creek nation, exceeding accord
ing 10 the Auditors and Comptrol!e?s re
ports) two hundred thousand dollars.
were, OH the 23d instant, closed with 90
vernment, by his executor, VIM. Haw-
kins, Esq. late Governor of the state of
NORTH Carolina. The balance, though
not very large, was in favor OF the Colo
nels estate. During fhe last session of
Congress, many of the members were
impressed with the opinion that there
was general delinquency on the part of
the Agents in the Indian Department.
We notice this settlement, with view TO
do away any sentiment that might have
been entertained unfavorable TO the we'll
earned fame of that valuable and distin-
guished officer Nat. Int.
CoMMUNICATIoN.
The fisheries on the upper landings of
Potomac have been more than usually
backward this season, in their takes Of
fish; the landings in the Mount Vernon
Reach and about Fort Warburton, how
ever, for some days past, (particuiarly at
the last station have been taking from
thirty, forty, and 10 seventy thousand at
a haul and in the night OF Friday, the
18th, and Saturday morning, the vast
numbers taken were above the wants of
purchasers in boats or country custom
ers and may be attributed 10 the ceIer-
itv with which MIR. Andrew Bartlett gets
out heavy INSTRUCTIONS Of old logs and
more particularly by new mode on this
river. used by BIN, III lifting OF huge
stones, by boring into them several feet
under the tide wafer, and, by Z bar Of
IRON. with Inserted wedges, lifting them
from Their beds Of mud, aud with The aid
Of lighters and capstans. hauling them on
shore-some Of which stones are of many
tons in weight, and out of tie power of
removal b. any ropes or seine.-ii6
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-02
IMPORTANT-FOR THE BANKS.

We learn by gentleman from Phila-
delplia, who left there on Saturday, that
MIR. Sergeant has completely accomplish
ed his Specie and other engagements on
very favourable terms: and if the Electra
Ga vessel bound TO Philadelphia in a very
short passage from London) had STAYED a
few days longer, she would have brought
some OF the money. Bah. Amer.
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I.ATEST FROM ENGLAND-

The very fast sailing ship Chauncey,
Dowdall. arrived within Sandy Hook yes
terday afternoon, in the very short pas
sage of thirty four days from Bristol
Captain DOwdail came UP from hisship
at late hour last night, aud very politely
furnished the Editors of the Mercantile
Advertiser with LondonPapers 10 the eve
ming of the 10th March, (seyen days later
than before received, } from which we have
made tie following extracts =
London, Mgrch Ia.
An erroneous Interpretation having
gone forth ofwhat was said bv the Clan
cellor fthe ExchequcroD Wednesday, we
think il necessary TO state, that the vote
proposed in the Committee of Ways and
Means on that day, was for e Is, 0O0, 900
OF Exchequer Bills, to exchange for the
following Bills outstanding =
Irish Excheqeer Bills e 4,2O0,0O0
English Exchequer Bills 12,2O0,OO0
Do. DO. 100000
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contest
In the House Of Peers. on IN
March, Lord Iioilard n,nved forcT'S
the instructions iela';yoio BouapaFV>>> -
correspondencewith re governor og\SA,
Helene. &c. ELECTROMAGNETIC, wilAX,
ont a division.
Lord Exmouth had hcerin constant at
tendance AZ The Admiralty fors veral doys
lit was of consequence rumoured ,iat
another trip 10 Alsiers was found neces-
sarN-Acconnts by way Of AIarseilles. il
sand, showedithat he Dev had recon-
ced his savage warlare against ibe subjects
OF The Christian States ofEmnac.
Soung Watson, so long sought after w
IN" British government, las arrived az n.
York, IN the ship Euplira,es, 50 day from
Liverpool.
LisespceI, 1Tarcl 25-'Ihe importation
OF grain ibis we has 'ceh ca~sd "a
blc-ln wheat little attention Of Dcice-
American -four in liniied demand per.
Dbl. of ic3 h.. sweet 30 10 5l4.-sour
40 TO 72s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-02

We are authorised TO state, positively,
that Gen. MASON will contest iiie electi
OH OF MIR. MERCER. 1t is believed by
many, that nearly an hundred bad votes
were gwen, III Loudoun county, TO MIR.
Mercer. Mar Int.
In Rhodc-lsland, the Republicans have
achieved Il coMpIete triumph in the elec-
ton forGovernor, which has lust resulted
Ill the choice Of Nehemiah Knight. a decid
ed Republican, III opposition 10 WfLia,a
Jones, WHO was the peace party Governor
OF that State during the war and since.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-02

Official information was received i'm
Glasgow Yesterday, that the Lords oi the
Treasury intend 10 submit 10 Parliament
q DIilto suspend until tie 5iII of April,
1918, the duties payable on The important.
on ofrice and indian cora. distractions
have therefore been given 10 the proper
officers TO permit The importation OF these
articles duty free, for home consumption,
until the pleasure of Parliament SHALL. be
known. The duty on rice is 20 shilliags
lid.
BY the Papers from Manchester and
Macclestield, we are happy 10 find that
every thing he mains quiet, and that of the
deiuded persons who had set out 10 pro-
coed 10 I.ondon, few(if any) have prosecu-
led their Journey further tlanLcck a. Ash
bourne. The larger part have been pre-
vailed upon TO return "repentant TO their
homes"
CORN EXCHANGE.
Our wheat trate was rather heavy this
morning, vet what sales were made of
fine qualities, were at Mondays pri-
ces.
or the twenty thousand assembled In
the morning at Manchester, the residue
OF about len thousand remained on The
road for London-they were dispersed by
the military.
Paris, March 10.
M. de Talleyrand appears to intend a
Journey 10 Valencav.
lVhitehdren, Warck IL.
he weather since our last has been
much the same i'll this quarter, as lorna
ny weeks past; frequent squalls of wind,
Will showers OF hail, rain, q C. a,lt, gene
rally greater degree ofcold than WAS ex-
perienced in the month of December.
Ii is said that a criminal information
has been filed against Cobhett. for libel
III one of his recent publications. Indeed
it appears from Lord Silmouili's speech in
tue House of Lords, that lie great law of
ticers have directions TO prosecute all IL
bellers, where there is a possibility OF
bringing them 10 conviction.
Dublin, 1farcz 6.
Baliina has been scene ofof a serious
riot, III consequence of The populare al
tempting to prevent the expectation 81
some oatmeal The military were turned
out, aud three of the rioters were killed
and nearly twenty wounded.
AZ Galway, there had been another,
mob attempt to prevent vessels sailing
with bread stuiis; and much damage
was done before IT was suppressed.
PAOSeSNiifS5o tstNcll pace dt
TraIee.
None of the disturbances have the least
connection with political affairs.
Copv ofa latter from George w. earning.
M. p. far liverpool, to ". NJ. Duncan.
Chairman Of TIE america, Chamber of
Commerce.
LONDON, Goth Feb. 1917.
S!R-I think it right to state TO YOU for
the information of the Members Of the A
cerlcan Chamber of Commerce, that it is
the intention of His Malesty's Govern
ment, TO propose to reduce the high duty
on Rice, imported from foreign countries.
to the rate which is now payable on that
article, if imported from the British Plan
taiionS.
This measure is intended to be carried
INTO effect without delay.
The London Morning Chronicle oftlie
9TH ult. remarks, that 1.-THE American
General, who was Yesterday presented to
the Prince Regent, we are Informed, was
General SoYD, distinguished and gal
liant officer; and well known 10 theinhab-
itants OF Canada for his generous, humane
and gentlemanly department, IN the late
war;
--------s-Er. -
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New-York. April %.

NeW-l ORR, Aprli 20.
The ships Nestor, Sterling, from Liver
pool, and Tontine, Hannifen, from Bor-
deaux, arrived below last evening, but
were obliged TO anchor below the Narrows
on account of head winds. Captain Ster-
ling came up TO town, and brought his
letter bag-He has brought dispatches
for government from the American Min
lister in London, and for Mr.. Bagot, the
British Minister at Washington.
Captain Hannifen, from Bordeaux, also
came up TO town last evening. lie sailed
from the river on the llth March, where
he had been detained from the 2Sth ofJa-
nuary, with about 100 sail of vessels, by
adverse winds. The Fontine has Il very
valuable cargo. and has brought above
1900 letters. Captain H. has in charge
desoatches for government.
Markets at Bordeaux-Flour, by retail,
fourteen dollars per barrel Upland Cot
ton 1870 200 francs, Rice 45 francs.
Several vessels were wrecked on the
coast of France during the month OF Feb
raary, among which was Portuguese
brig from Rio Janelro, lost on the Cordo-
van, and ten of the crew drowned.
Bier. Ady.
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boats f'ii OF peoyic frequently came 0ti
10 him in the night, bringing fresh provi-
sions; aud expressed their wishes for the
success OF the Revolutionary cause
They were fearful of communicating with
vessels under he independent flag open
~, as II might excite SUSPICION IN si,c ru-
lcrs. Captain J gave il as his opinion,
thai III less ;''2n twelve months time, the
whole Island of Cuba would throw OF
the legitimate yoise of Ferdinand. Ga.
We understand that a company OF the
United States Artillery WILDE Immediate
" ordered from the garrison of this har-
Dor to tie frontiers of Georgia, 10 aid
III cl,astiSing The hostile Greek indians.
Ii'aeS.
We understand that the following gen
t!emen have declined being candidates for
scat in Congress, in their respective dis
tricis. WIN. Castor, Esq of Newbern-
James w. Clark, Esq. Jarborough-W
II. Murfrec, Esq. Edcnion-Barletf Yam
cey, Esq. Caswoll William c. Love, Esq.
Rowan-Danisl Forney, Esq. Lincoln,
and Israel Fickens, Esq. Morgan. Our
information as To the new candidates is
too limited 10 attempt list of them In
Wilmington district Gen. James Owen is
a candidate IN opposition TO Mr. Hooks
In Fayetteville district, Alexi. MAIillan,
Esq. Is a candidate in opposition 10 MIR
Culpepper.- Rdleigh Star.
Tu|ian Ontraess--aga;a.- have ar-
counts from the southwark TO tie l5t;,
inst. which state that the frontier has
been for some time past in a constant
siair,of aiapa1-'fl aiss-the. hostile, appeag-l
ance OF the Indians, supposed TO bc the
Lower Creeks, or Flintriver Indians) who,
Il Is believed, have established a town on
the OkafoDOka, near the head Of the ST.
Mary S river; and, re in the habit of Wis
itiae our frontier settlements, aud often
driving off i;irge droves of cattle, and
sometimes horses. The hostility eyiic-
ed by the Indians, is attributed to the no.
torors Woodbine who, ii seems, has
again made his appearance among tie
deiuded savages. A gentleman of res
peciability, near the ST. Johns East Flori-
da, writes 10 his friend in St. NIarys, as
follows hope something will be done
eitectual!y w,th the indians, who are III
stigated by Woodbinc, now resident in
the mouth of Sewanee, where there is a
fort and block house" tits generally be-
lieSed that Woodbine has been enGeavor-
ing for a considerable time past, TO invei-
gle - 10 depart with him for the island
OF Cuba, where lie tells them they will be
free. We hope government will pay some
attention to the exposed situation of our
frontier brethren; and send a force for
their protection.
Sacantiah Republican, ODD instant.
Extract Of letter from an officer IN tie u.
=. Aray, to one Of tie Editors, dated
Fort Hawkins, April 10, 1917.
shall leave this in few DAVIS for ihe
Lower Greeks, with force 10 remove the
settlers off the Indian lands east of the
CEataaoochie river. 1t is difficult and
dlsagreeable duty, as we may fail in with
some OF the hostile chiefs. I'm that case
we must do the best we can ID.
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Dr.. BoUpINoT D1srANcED.

The late President Miieelock has left
to Dartmouth University, Forty yhous-
and Dollars! DR.. Boudinot gave the A
merican Bible Society Ten Thousand =
The last was considered a splendid dona-
lion. The donation of President Vince
lock puts the University in good state
as TO funds.
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CnARLRsToN, Iii 2e.

CHARLESTON, Apr. 20.
A gentleman OF veTaciiy and respecia-
biliiy, recently from Savannah, informs
us that on Sunday last, he was on board
The Buenos Ayrcan privateer brig muir
cftle, Captain tgwETT, at anchor Of Iy-
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=. IRE TTesent majority for Smytl $40
6 The county of Lee remains TO he heard
trom-whch gives about go votes. Tbe
election OF Smyth is certain, by MAORI
In the District of Albemarle, we under
stand Hugh Nelson is reelected bv mn
wards OF 400 majority.
In the District Of Caroline, Robert s.
Garnet is elected by majority of about
90 votes over Upshaw- King William. the
last county in The District, having aiyen
hlm a large majority of her votes.
"Nelo members.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-02

1t is fact, new TO modern times, for
which a parallel does not exist in tie
brilliant annals of Legitimate govern
ments," aud sheds peculiar grace upon
the excellencies OF our Republican Con
stitution, that there are, at this moment.
living in the United States, three men.
who have been Chief Magistrates ofthe ma
ton who were elected by the voice Of
the people, retired without tumult to pri-
vate stations: and are now enjoying a
tranquility, in their old days, undisturbed
by the fear OF the bOw-strDg, or the scy-
meter.-No popular suspicion, no ealou-
sy OF the part of their successors, ever,
for one moment, haunted their repose-
Two of them accompanied 10 private liz
by the gratitude OF an admiring people.
and the third now enjoying the respect Of
the age.
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RICHMOND. NY ?.

Hamlet new, - harped' more upon Pol
lonius's sc daughter" than the Federal T.
differs upon the ambition of Virginia. No
one has uttered more nonsense on this
head than The n. y. Adpertiser Another
case is just before tbs. Some weeks since,
most absurd and anii-repubicanprOpo-
sition was made in the NdtioaaL Iuteiigen-
cen, by a writer under the signature of
HortepSius, for amending the federal con-
stltution, so as to give our EXPresidents
aseat in the Senate ofthe u. States, and d
compensation of 5 5000 year for life
We scorn even to expose the abSurdity of
such a scheme-but, says The n. Y. Adj
vertiser, a" Hortenslus, we take To be
Virginia signature" nsinuates, that
the scheme would suit Virginia very well,
as she &c has already two dsrdaged' Pres
idents on hand, and probably never ex-
poets to have less than that number"
Now, why pretend, that Horte,lsiuS is a
Virginia signature whenIt was express
ly stated by the Editors of the intelligcn-
Ger, that the piece in question came from
gentleman of Pen1Syirania-W eslrcwd-
~ suspect we could lay our finger upon
the writer; and assuredly never did so
silly scheme emanate from the brain of
so clevera man. We assure the y. Y. E.
ditor, that however much itsuits cur inte-
rests, it does not suit our p,iaciPtes tina,
there is not a republican in Virginia, who
would notscorn the proposition, asan en-
tering-wedge for that SYSTEM OF sinec,res,
pensions, and privileges, of salarles with
out service, and offices without elections,
which disgraces the British COnsiituti-
on.
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he has variety cuOV..n leI ni-- ul"ttit!
beau, are the only credentials hepcssesses
of his high rank"
= London, 6iareh J..
1'he seditious assemblies prevention
LIN was recommii;ed Several verbal
alterations were made. Sir james Mack
;ptosh proposed an amendment, substiiu-
zinc the penalty of transportation for
,I,at of death on the refusal of persons
IN disperse when ordered TO DO so by
:, ,nauistrate, which Was rejected on IL
.i;,ision. This was followed by u propo-
s;tion from Sir S. Romiily, 10 omit The
whole of the clause which empowered any
,napislrate to take into custody persons
holding discourse which tended toexciie
discomfort against his maiestys govern
mept. The committee came TO division
in favor of the clause.
MIR. Barring awaited himself Of The OPP
noftunitv afforded him in the discussion
ofthe army estimates TO bring the French
loau before the house. lie showed, very
satisfactorily, that there was not the least
foundation for the Glamour that had been
attempted To be raised upon the subject;
that so far from being preiudicial TO the
british interests, it had been beneficial 10
them; that no alarming drain of specie
had or was likely to take place. The
fluids of the two countries, instead Of
cxpcriencing any depression, were both
rising. The Chancellor OF the Exchequer
bore evidence to the candour IL honour OF
MIR. Barring in the transaction OF the loan.
Though government were not, IN. any
way. PARTIES 10 it, nir. Barring had Gem
sn,inica.ed every information relative 10
II offering at the same time, to rcIin-
o1ish II altogether, ii ministers deemed
If injurious to British interests. Minis
tiers very justly deemed it to dc highly be-
nctciai.
II is reported that Lord Beresiord is on
his wav TO Paris to concert with the Duke
of Wellington the measures which he is
To take in the present posture OF affairs
between the Spanish and Portuguese
Governments. 1t would appear that
some difference exists, either about de
lvering up Olivenza, or about the eNpe-
diiion TO Monte Viedo. We have before
informed our Readers that all British
Officers, attached 10 the Portuguese
corps. have been ordered to join their
regiments.
Neither the Government nor East India
COMPANY have received any official ac-
counts respecting the Embassyto China.
An American vessel, which sailed from
Canton on the 2ist of November and
is bound TO Amsterdam, has arrived in
the Downs, and states that Lord Amherst
had been imprisoned by the Chinese
andthat the principal Minister had suf-
fered death, the victim of the lntrigues
of the party enimcal to the Embassy.
But the American having cargo 10 dis
pose of in Holland, has, lett be recollect-
ed Of an interest in propasating the belief
rupture betw cen this country and Chi
IA.
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Nashville. 1nriI.

Nashville, ApriE9.
Gen. Bernard, of the u. States army.
left this place for n. Orleans on Thursdak
last.
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The London Morning Chronicle of the
9th ult. remarks, that 1.-THE American
General, who as yesterday presented to
the Prince Regent, we are Informed, was
General SoYD, a distinguished and gal
liant officer; and well known TO theinhab-
Itants OF Canada Tor his generous, humane
and gentiemaniy department, ip the late
war;"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-02

fEHiRri DOLLARS REwsRD is. oiicred by the snb-
II scfb'r, for The apprehension and delivery Of saag
tie IS a"w small black fellow, 40 ycirs and leu
hnse about two morihs since He came iron, Caroln
county aud was sold ia Richmond BY Mr. Beverley RAN
doiph, on the sd January isst.
Mav2 IiT,yi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-02

EALIf NALuARLE.--I VIII sell on friday the q IA
= insi without reserve, that desirable LOT of G,onud
Whefeon laitery resided the Capiul Square and
Fronting On II and 10Th streets. u ad1ins tue prer,isrs
Nieseoh The New Town tai i nov erecting aud ib,
property o. Mr. RobeIt CIeeahow. The improvements
are neat and convenient IL Is cu 70 say thar
no snot on Shockoe-Hi,l is more desirable
The sale viii take place O'Clock and he conduct
on. T1Olr fc C,trN?''
May 2. II7NtSs =.
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~ NV GODD5.-FLENGfG Jsrfs a CO fBLJyf.T
y Er'agcJ have just received and viii receive is
lew Gays beir 5lrrg assortment, Contained IN ane In *
0reo md IlrfvscrfH EGck0ges. consisting OF r. os.i/
NGy .. IIz--Gssi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-02

ID ICHMuND FUKNPIKF CUMPANY.-TIe Ss71---
q a holders IN this Company hereby notigeA i.r
their Animal General 1oeng sill Be held al me pc Ia
m in the city of Richmond on lie .rst Moudav II,
June next. 81 tlc hour at ~ o'clock "
Us business of Importance to the interest Of the Compa-
iy viii then be laid before Them, lie siatei,l, ~,
requested to be panctual III ,hcir aiieadancr.
y. SHEPPARD, Treasurer.
,.
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Hr George JecfSp. Ktr. OF Jezrkial l]Gsigso1 17cc
nm 1iaatstey, 0la nm his rife Eiscnfrfr MIN
SUI Ftzekiah DoriGsoR, DEC. fffgerfef J,uaIDda
IHsabcfh. Hhdnsr am Inn DGvits0ss infant c5;i
dreh az Hesehi0h Dacids0H Gec--
EDLtAsE TO FAKE N0liCE-That on "Wednesday
a tpe IN Juue Hext 81 the Office OF WV. Hay NOM
SNrScEor u tia11is0H COuafg, his Successor In ~
ice. between the hours ofs O'Clock in The nornnr ~,
O'Clock iuthe afternoon, We shalt proceed To- take rs
Chancery once, 10 the City Of Richmond on Monisv 49,,
1oth inst between he same hours also the deuosi,in AZ
snndiy Witnesses, land continue tie same nnn fay ii,
depending in the Superior Court Of Chanctiy if ne o.,
Tict % Richmond wherein The ES'ois M Ivue dec
and Oteis are Compartments and the ENors al fie,e
biah pgVdsOn and others are brftudaiits Y3e bri,.
absent from this state, adopt this mode o. rnr ,,
nOiicc thereof. IS ~"