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known as brothers, defendants srouf
the same country, and professors ol the
same religion. A mild and enlightened
provisional Government. selected from
among all the orders OF the state, pre-
sides over your happiness; trust III
their zeal and their patriotism Thet
Providence which directed the work.
VIII carry il en-; this enterprise being
from Heaven, will be protected 10y il.
You viii sec your happiness consosidaA
ted. You will be free from abe enor-
nous load of tribute under rhicl, you
have groaned ; our country VIII rise To-
that pinnacle of greatness winch We
have long been looking fqc, and ycc,
viii enjoy the fruits Of your labor i,l The
general prosperity. therefore, assist
them with your councils. they shall be
heard with your arms, the country de-
mands them and with your industry
and application to agriculture these
make a nation rich and powerful. The
county Is our common moIher-you
aSe her sons---you are desccndaus Of
Inc brave Luzos-are all Portuguese
fmerieanS- Bro SlanS- -PcTnambu-
canoes.
Dated a: the Provincial Government
House, this 9Th day OF March, 1917.
{Signed) ~"
ReU Jcao Ribeiro PesSoa,
Oom;ngos Joze Martins,
Doniinsos 2eofonia Jorge,
Another address from fhe ProviSionaf
Government
Patriots. honored Pcynam6deanoes.
The fields olGarrapes, Tabocss, au 1
Cazslorte, exhibit striking monuments
Of courage and fidelity .-Thesr heroes
we're not n ore iliGstricus thN7 thase OF
the present day, for they esIimated
their greatness TO rise from the circum.
stance ofthcir being PsrGameucanoes.
which we also are. Let US adore, be-
loved patriots, the Great God that SUI
preme Being Astounding in justice ard
goodness let US raise our hands tn
him; swear eternal fidelity to the couDs
try, pledge ourselves to maintain with
courage, the great cause Of liberty; and
take no measures that shall not tend 10.
establish it forever, or to die in its de-
fence. Let US be faithful imi,ators os
the greet heroes who rescued GaraTa-
pes, Tabocas, and Caaafor,e.
Dated 18th March, 1917.
LONG LIVE LIBERTY /
ISigned)
Ecu Joao Ri6ciro PessoG,
Oomingos Joze Martins,
DomnScs Ie0toEia Jorgs.
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FROM A LATE ENGLISH pApEx.
THE EX-EMPRESS MARIA LOU
ISA. ss
FROM ArRIvATE LETTER.

BhOm n NV = TIE LIZ TIEKs
" This lady lives in style of great
splealor at Parma, but without ostenta-
ton. With the nobiesse of the country
she has little society.-The greater
pert of them were ruined in their pros
pcrty by the French revolution, and the
whole body, like the rest of their bre-
thren in most parts of Italy, are at the
very Lowest ebb in point of character
and education. Her court is compos-
cd principally of Germans. The infe-.
rior servants are chiefly French, and
nearly the same who served her when
on the throne Of France.--The Court
de Niepperg, who negotiated the treas
> IN virtue Of which Ferdinand cf Ma
pies was restored 10 bis throne, acts Us
her grand chamberlain her danes
honneur are also Germans \; her private
secretary is Piedmoniese. NJ hl'Au-
lay is her minister OF state and grand
chancellor a gonng man, Irish by birth,
who is possessed of considerable FRO
perry in the kings county,in, LELAND.
where his family have resided for Q
long period.
" The disposition oFthe ex-cmpress
is extremely mild her manners un.-
assuming. Her Datura! reserve, t6H
French nIis;ock for bauieur. Of wllca
IN i2ct, she has not the slightest trait.
The few SsrsoDs whom she admits to
her society, ere so far from bcing treat
ed as if they were paying their court to
princess, that they soon lee! ihem-
selves easy In their conversation With
Ger. Their usual accomplishment Of
her sex she possesses in more than The
usual degree. She plays ON the piaaL'
and sings extremely well. She reads
good deal OF English, and she speaks il
with better accent than could have
been expected, and with more frency.
English books Constitute a large part
OF her library, and she has made it a
fashion at Parma TO learn EDgiish.--
Her iondDess for her so0 is well known
at her expense, bis Fetinue at Scbocn-
bruun has been rendered far mole ara
pie and splendid than that provided for
him by the emperor Francis.
" The title of majesty is always given
to her, when spoken 10 bot, wheu
spoken OF, she is called not l'imocfs-
trice, bNt la Sovrapa. She has, 81 Par
ma, the toilette given to her by the chy
OF Paris on her marriage, and tbe era.
die OF the young king of Roric, % wall
as the jewels, and the entire Of TIE
wardrobe. Fhe toilette ard cradle
were described in the French papers al
the time. The jewels are supposed to
be Tar more valuable than those nj snv
crowned head in Eeropc. Although:
this princess is certainly not distressed
by her absence from Bonaparte, and
was but little cast down at her political
oversees, she has laltsrly grown yerv
Ihip, and therefore, is unlike the nor.
'rsits of Der sold in England"
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shed blood u'less!y, Conforming him.
self to this op*ion, the governor orders
this instrumcH 10 be signed by all, with
this Previso, dat The families of those
officers who accompany him shall be
respected intHeir person and property
(Sigred)
Caetano Rmfo de Miranda Afontene-
gro,
Joxe Ro6erto Pereya de Silva,
Goneaio Mirp1ho de Castro,
Luis .dnto'jo Soiaxar .NoScozo,
JOKE Peres Camheio.
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SOUTH AMERICA.
PROM rHE BOSTON PATRIOT.
REPUBLIC OF PERNAMBUCO.
oFFIcIAE DOCUMENTS.

We have been favored By the secre.
tary OF the patriot Antonio Gonzalva de
Cruz, mbassador from Pesnambuco to
the government of the United States,
with the following official pape's, rela-
tive to the events Of the late glorious re.
violation Ia Brazil
| OIsimatnm Of the hGsriofs, directed 10
his ercetiency CGefano Pinto oe Mi
Tanda Montenegro. governor of Per-
| n0mbuco.
The patriots know how to prize the
peaceable qualities of your exccIlency,
Notwithstanding you were moved by bad
counse'iors, who wished 10 plunge us
! into misforlunes We therefore, thro'
respect for your excelIency, shall give
tie fullest assurance to all individuals
THAI accompany you, and promise tina,
your p@rson, and theirs, shall be respec.
ted, upon the following conditions.
I. That the troops Of the countrp.
who are at the forue ss oil Brum, shall
march out wjtb their arms to Join the
corps posted ct a certain distance from
the fortress, before the expiration of one
'OH' oINSi Wv lSCGlf' ~ 'ANS o04bhiOhS'
2. That corps OF patriotic troops
shall enter said fortress, and take pos
session Of the same in the n2De Of the
country, and shall protect the person Of
your eXce!lsncy. and those who are at
tached TO or wish to follow you.
3. That the patriots will prepare, as
soon as possible, convenient vessel.
on board of which your excellency shall
embark for Rio de Janeiro, with all
those who wish to accompany you
Ii these three conditions are not &C.
accepted hyyour eXcellency, the pa,ri-
ols declare that they will not be respon.
slble for the events, assuring you that
they viii not dcviatc from the aforesaid
conditions.
The answer will be given within the
hour prescribed for the egress of the
troops oil the country who are in The for.
tress.
Given al the camp of Patyiofism, 9TH
Of March, 1917.
(Signed)
DcNISoos JOSE MARrrNUs.
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Determination Of tie gsUernoy in conse

Determination Of The gsUcrnor in conse.
q"ence offhe above uftimatum.
On the 9Th Of March, 1917, in coun-
ell o! war, the proposals of The officers
mat are at the head OF the revolution of
this province being brought before
them, it was unanimously agreed by
marshal Joze Roberto Pereira de Silva,
and orlgsdisrs GoncaIo Marinh1 de Cas-.
,ro, LUIS Antonio Sailzsr Moscozo, and
'oze Perez Campelo--that they could
not reject the said proposals, having
neither proofs for the defence oftbe for.
'Fess, nor munitions Of war sufficient 10
make etiectua! resistance. Under these
cifcumstances,to resist wouIdbe only 10
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A6olftion IF 7fffcs of NOBILITY


The provisional government, seeing
On the one hand, the propriety Of an en-
ligh;ened and due subordina,ion in the
depository of the public authority, and
the necessity of its expression by par
licular form, and on the other, that of
the establishment of p:rfect equality
among the cidzsns, he reby decree, that
tie only titles 10 be known in this pro-
vince in futurs,are those of tarrio.s,gop-
ernorS, and Provincial authority and in
The address, the appellation of vos[ you
Is alone TO be made use of, as the only
one which appertains to the patriots,
both in their cole Give and individual
capacity.
Done at the PRO visional Government
House at Pernambuco, this 10Th OF
March, 1917.
(Signedi
Req. JoGo Rbeiro .Pessoa,
DomingoS Joxe Martins,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-27
DOMESTIC.
FROM THE NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE
FIEtYS or TIE SOUTHERN STATES.

From THE NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE
fIEWS or TIE SOUTHERN STATES.
Extracts Of letter iron, ee,tlema,. on a
to~' Of business az tie s0utie,u states
MILLKDGEvILLE, June z.
jeit Savannah a second time on the
7ih uliimo. wishing It's citizens that suc-
cess III the project they have adonted In
improve the health of their CITY. which,
their public spirit and private virtues emf
neniiy entltle them to. Attributipo the
autumnal fever, which has almost annI,-
ally visited this metropolis OF Georgia
and forced great part of its inhabitants
to spend their summer abroad, TO lhe
practice OF culiivating rice on the sur-
rounding lands, they fave agreed to nav
the FroprletorS of these lands 20 dollars
per acre to exchange their wet culture for
dry one: such as raising cotton. corn
&c. which do not require such excess;r,,.
irrigation as rice does.
Passing along the sea coast which
from Charleston TO ST. Marv's. the soI,fb
eastern extremity Of lie United States ;s
uniformly low aud fat, interspcrsed with
great number of swamps, | found fine
planters IN Burke and Librriy counties
complaining of the excessive moisfDess oF
the season; MANY Of them had lost thcir
seed on their rice lands, which were then
inundated, and some were waiting for dri-
er weather to re-sOw their fields. Sgn-
bury, about forty miles south Of Savsn-
nah, is pleasantly situated near the sea
or q river of the same name. The rirI
planters in lis yicipity spend The sum
mer months there in a very agreeable
manner.
II IS almost general practice AMONG
ihe planters along the sea-coast. 10 re-,
move, al the commencement of June n
tic pine barrens, or boys. on the sea-
shore there they reside til f,c frst Crost
occurs III the fall, in log hnis. fornin~
small communities, spending tie fine iT
tic amusemcnts Of hunting. comnapv
&c. they visit their plantations nsnallo
once week, and draw their suDDlies 81
provisions from tllem as occasion re-
quires.
Some bad effects evidently flow from
ilis annual practice Of removing. Tie
dwelling house, on the plantation. is less
a family mansion than where removals do
pot take place, it is perhaps mere Shelf
destitute of those improvements necesea-
~ Tor comfortable residence. There
aie some Instances Of mea Of ges9ect,i,ls
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EfoRSA withow reserVe.-on Tuesday the stb day
OF july next. or fair il not, the iar day viii
positively be sold, without reserve, the premises TO
lbe slightest bidder, my hI4Rlh in Goochand county
known by the name OF Planters Edre
The Terms Qfthe Sale will be- Oue-thiId cash and two
thWds two equal with interest from The
uate nave been induced 10 change the mode OF sale
ana terms OF payment, by the suggestion of few intel
iigent country friends, who say Farmers Us no are
most likely to buO dsapPTose Of payments to be made
through the Banks.
This property having already been sometime advertised
and described III the Inquirer II unnecessary 10
give particular description Of il. Suffice il TO saw ibat
lies on Licking Hole Creek and contains 7i3 acres m
is said TO be 10 miles above Richmond 10 above tle
county Courthouse, aud tTOm Boat Navigation ON
James River. About 30 Of this FARM living ON te
Creek, Is as rich as James River LOw-GTounds The re-.
sidne ofthe Land produces good Wheat. Corn TOBACCO
aud Glover IL lies WELL aud is in good order for Pam
ipg, laid of IN fine ieds and each Ied veil waered by
a beautiful stream running through 1.-THE dwelling
bouseis NEAT and convenient: the other houses NAV wan
some repairs bnt there suiicency of them Tor lie
use pfthe FaTm.-ihe orchards are large aud contain
different kinds Of ChOccffuit.
Tie property under the occupancy OF Mr. Iohu ~
NoOe, Who ~i snow it o. any person wishing to buy or
The Subscriber ei attend any dav the Farm II no.
tlhed t1 do go hy ANY Gentleman wishing topurchase.
The Farm will be delivered To tie purchaser AZ any
rate ON Tie Isl DAY Of jan next. aud prObabiy much soou
er with the right OF seeding crop Of Wheat at season
able tme.
DANIEL TRIrLETT.
Juhc 10. lids
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tOHMiSSioN MEEcH ANTS.--dLera,,aG1- 1ci, pii1s
~ s. 20. having procured eomnodous fsimsrr House
on the baak ct the river, Will receive all Kinds at Goods
on STORAGE, sell or ship prodnre commission and
pledge themselves to all orders committed
Their care with hdeiiiy.
Iyuchhurg. jane 10. 10 r-
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RTOIiCR.-An persops having claims against the %
J. tate Of Sdunei Pfce, deed late OF Icnrc0 County
are requested 10 present hen properly authenticated TO
the SnhscriHer that arrangements ay be- made for The
payment thercof-and all persons ndestc said estate
are earnestly requested 10 0raard and settle
accounts aud All persons indebted w. accounts faiina
10 come forward aid discharge the same
Or bonds ofh security parable IN reasonable time
will afcr The lstddy of Jny nest have their accounts
pgt into the hands Of al officer; alter which, no other
Sndassnce than what thelaw allows. will be given.
". -. WREN, lfant'r. Of
Samuel Price, decd,
Trne q S-HJ
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.Jnne 90.

AND FOR SALE.-WiIl be sold on Sa
I Nurday, the 9Th July next, about $50 acres
OF land, in the county of Hamover. whereon
George Mann now resides. This land Joins
the lands of the late James Mann deed. aud
lies on Chickahomany swamp, and is cousidcr-
ed to be very valuable; there is some excel
lent meadow lands on this tract and one OF
the first rate apple orchards with about FIVE
hundred of the first rate fruit trees and is dis
tant about thirteen miles from Richmond.
he sale will take place on the premises
Terms of sale will he one third in six months
from the dag of sale one third in twelve months,
the balance in Is months. bonds with appro.
we'd security. TO carry interest from the date
II not punctualIy paid and deed of trnst 10
secure the payment.
WILLIAM MANN.
W Ill be sold at the same time and place four
hundred acres oflsnd lying IN the county of Ato-
mongolia, and within twelve miles of Morgan
town. This lands not inferior to any land i'm
that neighbourhood
Terms Of sale ,ciU be made knourn on that day
GEORGE MANN.
june 90. I3-it.
ETsoPHus MIL ToNEs.-Eigbl pair, just 1eceiy.
( 4 ed, aud for safe, by
SAMUEL g. ADAMS
u. Street Bridge.
SuHS ~. I3-wgw
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1 pWAkDS Of 200 NEct0E5-F ron S4LT--O0 1T,e
49, sa uNy DJu} next 81 the oxford WORKS m
.he county 81 Campbell, as Cornis soper scfog ,o5
DtcIee 81 the Couit Of the United States nm he Gee If
bohn against Ross, and also executor Of I,sid ~
ueC snail proceed to seii, the whole Of the SLAVES
auootter PcTSonak Property ofthe deccdent on ,p a.,
ford Estates. Wv '"' "N
he 5qres VIII he sold on The following Terms. to wit
ohcf0nrth cGSh aad tIc residue in tiree equal s,,,.
iusiaiueuis, secured by nceoi.ahic noiG with #pg,S
endofsris Tie sales ol Tie oiier properly vi nc a.,
the i00e ing terms aii sus of go and nuder 10 ~ ,sJ
~ cHsh, ior suns above slY cgdl Ofi2 months ti
De allowed, the purchaser giving bOnd viii approved Sc
The @8rcs are said tn he very likely, and many Of
tle Is rhconnoniy valuable there hcing among then,
hhncr vi Carpenters, COOpers bdeksuitEs. Shoeuia.
heismd Wagsoners. rs wei acquainted with se
particular bdsuessoi ir9n- WORK, in az It's bfanchcs.-
spne ~! ihe Bacssmihs are believed to be equal any
NJ Siater tact. any, who Ush purchase slaves Of
aus description would do well to attend.
tdc Oihr properly Df sale, consists Of horses mules,
wa crs aud alsors Of tools proper Plantation
o. IRON WORKS.
me sales eiII continue from day to day, au,l com.
TaOHlS y. BOpLDIN
June 10. Ig-ids
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'gNEN DOLLARS REWARD. -ganaway FROM The Sab
scriher, on Monday the io'h inst. Negro Naa ma
nied WILL bat general, called Biy or nun HDOaB
hiTed him ~ the commencement OF The yca ifnn heup
CHARLES ut York comfy he taken possession of
the tt inst by the Marshall Of the Richmond C.an,eTy
District by vir;,e OF order OF the CIaacery of
WILLIAMSBURG. bred hin OF Nj. Gnci rant, the said
MARSHALL, on tie 18th inst. for the rcisiader Of the
year.
The above reward wiilhe paid on deiivernghim
IA Richmond oE s. for securing liiu Ia JAIL so that get
him again.
VIII IS about feet or inches high. talks quick,
with a st2ian,rriny stoppage in his speech.
IL Is probable he Is about WILLIAMSBURG les
told he las mother ,heIe that lac is somewhere in
York County.
Jnue -. I3-,f
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June 10.

II OoKlNU-OLASS MANUFACTOKY 6c-J1NEs
~ Evans, Carer ana GHdeT, begs leave inform
the citizens OF Richmond and tie towns adjacent that lie
has removed has establishment he above business
from New-YoIh to KicunUIh, in tie buildings of Mr.
Nhtlock 18Th street near Tie Market north OF T. street,
where he intends to carry tile business in all its
VariOgs branches.
Chimney and pier glasses made TO any size or pattern
window and bed cofces; gifauacle mirrors bracs
gold bordering for rooms in the newest fashions
Prints and needle work fTauicd and glazed with or
without enaneed glasses-painings cleaned aud var
Mished
Looking glasses svered old work rest, and igs,.raa
ted 10 be aunt 10 Nc'c.
E. deems superluous to pledIe himself that every
srtice in the ybOye liue shall be At the York
prizes of this the public aust judge. orders thank
Snily received and promptly attended
". y. An apprentice wanted TO the above business.
WdTchII. l02ff
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4 AND fnk SAlE.-wili be- sold, on Saturday the 9Th
a az July nfxi at the late Dwengiinrse Of James
Mann, derJ. that we!i known TtrIct o I.32 which
said Mann lived containing abont $50 acres 10 be sold
bN survey This Land lies m the County of Hanuver
nontl2 miles from Richinond, or Chickahonhi, SWAMI
aud the MAN toad leading iou Richmond Thy Gnodat Is
iaye NJ TO ouiea cnitoasc aad isahdul hail clear
ed the balance well tIInb red This thought be
excellent stand Tor public house. There is a GOOD
dwelling house and toiefab,e good out houses Further
descriptions are deemed unnecessary persons dis
ed TO purchase, will trstview the premises.
Terms Or Sale. will be thrd 0 t,e money in six
months nom The dav OF sale tgd IN clye months
the balance in eighteen months Bends, with approved
security, to carry inSr-s from the date pacliy
pad. aud dTed OF trust to the payiuCns--The
sale will tate place the premises.
BENZ MANN,
JOHN MANN.
At the sHme time and place. win be sold. aae,ler
tract coma lIug 200 acres, lying in the County of
nonsa'ia This Land 10 thought he equal ANY ia tha
County.
Terms IF Sale rRk be made knowr on mat dey,
JOHN NAM
THOMAS CAWiHORN.
X. S. AUSTIN.
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June

~ oTlCH.-Couforn4bl to the ACT OF Assembly. pas
sed the 2sh DAY OF January. isiJ Incorporating
Company for improving and exleuding the Navigation
Of Willis River tl9 BOOKS VIII opened f1f Receiving
suhscf pou5, To- the purpose VI carrying tie said ACT
mo ehrct 40 r Merry Oahs, iu buckingham. Tire st
uai Of jay next, unttt the superutendance Josiah
Allen 40 The town of cara the same DAY under he
super 'teniacr ~ Jn1n Z. Page aud John Gillian and
on tic sdHe Gu, 90 tle toNn of Cmiersyie under tue
sHpernieudI'c 0f Wills 81 son francis h. iJed,is
syely. ~
June 20. AT
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-TOTICE is hereby gyen-TIat al the next August
IN Court Of SuIry County, Court House thereof,
shall sell at pnbc aucoB for cash, much OF all tue
Lands agd Lois ia hat County returned delinquent Tor The
nopayment OF taxes for tie years i5l5 Gnd 1915 viii
be sufficient to- discharge the arrears oi taxes which shall
then remain unpaid, aud per ceutum damages there
on, together with the taxes Of the preseut yeaT.-
The sales viii commence the first day OF the Court,
and continue irOn day day they shall be compile
ted.
fhe Subscriber authorized receive all such
7nd damages before tue LaUd shall sold.
list OF del;nqnencies may he the CLERKS Oce
ofie Comfy III possession Of the subscriber, in the
Office OF the Auditor Of Public cunts.
ARCHIBALD DAVIS, S. :. e.
Juneis ii-wt!aAs
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Treasury Department, June 18th, 1917.
NTOTICE is hereby g,yen-Ihat at NEE
y ting OF the Commissioners OF the Sinking
Fund, held on the iith day o March, 1917, il
was determined thapthe provisions OF the Act
entitled, an Actto provide for the redemp-
zion of the public debt passed on the Sd day
of March, 1917, should be carried into effect
as far as The same might be practicable; and
That, in pursuance OF the said resolution, JUN
as b. cambridge, cashier of the office OF dis
count aud deposit at Richmond, has been APP
pointed agent under the supermtendance of
ihe Secretary of the Treasury, 10 make pur-
chases OF stock OF the United States within The
limits, prescribed by law and 10 whom all pep
sons, dcsirous OF disposing OF their stock, will
make application.
WILLIAM II. CRAWFORD.
Secretary Of the Treasury.
June % IS-tf
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SIXTIES MAYaik 1917.

BANK OF THEUNTTED STATES WAY9tk
herejvg toll eStok of the
audw
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Richard CotheN, A6sl C6treli, 6 Reuben
COtflefi-TAKE NOTICE.

LOtfleFt-TAKE NOTICE.
yE'HAT saturday, the 18th day Of July between the
n hours OF O'Clock ~ the morning. aBd O'Clock in
Tie evening, az Williams0ns Tavern, near Deep Run
Church ia the County Of enrco and the Both day of
The month, between the same hours 1t George
Greeulow's Oice, IN the City of Richmond shall pfo-
eeed 10 take the dispositions of sundry witnesses beread
In evidence III depending III the Superior Court
[hancsry for the Richmond District, wherein am COY,
faiudnt and you Defendants: and II prevented
any taking all orany of them on the days an
times above mentioned, shall adjourn from DAY to day
mill The same shalt be taken.
RACHEL COTTRELL.
June
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4 fOUN" GENTLEMAN. qualified to take cIaI e OF
a Clerks Oltce, who he web recommended az
capacity, attention and good morals, may with
plcyment At Richmond Courthouse Va.
An address 10 George Saunders postage paid viii be
attended to.
Jrne IL. I9-ai.