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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-02-15
FOR SALE,

TESHE time of an indentured NEGRO WO-
Il MAN, who has upwards of thirty years to
serve. She is an excellent cook.
Inquire Of the Printer.
Feb. 1t
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-02-15
TO ALL HHOJf IT 5IaY CONCERN

TAKE NOTICE, That, in pursuance of a
dedimus, granted by the honorable John Rev
nolds, one of the associate justices of the SUI
preme court of the state of Illinois, shall, on
the eighth day of March next, at the clerk g.
office in Belleyille, proceed to take the depo-'
sition OF George Blair and Margaret Blair, for
the purposes mentioned in the following peti-
ton, to wit:
10 JOHN Reynolds, Esq. one ofthe associate jus.
hces 81 the supreme court Of the state Of Illinois.
YOUR petitioner, Samuel Beedle, respect.
fully represents, that one James Gray, on
the 9th day Of November, 1900, BY virtue of
provement donation of four hundred acres, in
the county of St. Clair, in the then territory
OF Indiana and that on the same day the said
Gray, for valuable consideration, by deed of
bargain and sale, sold the said improvement
donation by the name of his, the said James
Gray's "donation right Of four hundred acres
Of land" to one William Sportsman; and on
the ed day of July, 1906, said Sportsman, in
writing on the back of said deed of bargain
and sale, assigned and transferred said dona.
ton claim to one John Caruthers, for valua..
bic consideration and in the month of Febru-
airy, 1878, said Caruthers, for a valuable con-
sideration, by deed, sold and conveyed said
donation claim to your petitioner. The said
sioiiatIoii Cialil was COnnrIneQ by the DOarQ OF
commissioners, by the description of James
Gray's improvement Donation" and patent
has been granted to the legal representatives.
of said Gray.
Your petitioner believes he can prove by
the oath of George Blair, and Margaret BlairA
that the improvement donation patented to-
the legal representatives of James Gray, is the;
same tract or parcel of land that said Gray sold
to said Sportsman, and that said Gray never
had any other donation of land of any kind
from the congress of the United States, in the.
Illinois country, than the one as aforesaid sold
to the said Sportsman and as the said George
and Margaret have grown old, and will pro-
badly die, in the course of nature, in short
time-and as their evidence is deemed rtiate-
rial to establish the claim ofyour petitioner to
said land. your petitioner prays your honor to
grant and issue didmus to authorize him to
take the dispositions of said George and Mar
garet Blair, in the town of Belleville, at the,
clerks Office, on the eighth day of March
next to perpetuate the evidence of your PEI
titoner's title to said tract of land, &C. i
.r. SAMUEL BEEDIE.
St. Clair County, set. M
PERSONALLY appeared before me, the
undersigned justice of the peace for St Clair
county, Samuel Beedle, and made oath that.
the within petition contains the truth.
Given under my hand and seal this Goth day
of January, 1890.
EDM'D. P. WILKINSON, J. p.
Jan. 22-354t
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-02-15

Missouri QueStion.-A public meet
ing of the citizens of Baltimore was held
at the courthouse on Tuesday evening
last, the mayor of the city in the chair /;
at which it was resolved as the opinion
of the meeting, that the future admis-
sion of slaves into the states which may
hereafter be formed west of the Missis.
sippi, ought to be prohibited by congress
and committee was appointed to
prepare memorial accordingly, which
has been done and published.
Niles Weekly Register.
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Militia APPOINTMENTS BY Major Cen
erat Moore, Of lsf DiUiSion, Illinois
Militia.
William c. Greenup, Quarter-Master
General, to rank as colonel.
Elijah c. Berry, Division Inspector,
to rank as Northumberland.
William Simonton and Joseph A.
Beard, aids-de-camp, to rank as majors.
Illinois Intelhgencer.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-02-15

yet beams on the gloomy path OF man;
it CLEANS along the vaulted arch ofhea-
ven, and points the way to eternal peace.
What fame is here What model for
imitation ! Let us emulate their virtue
How flattering to our vanity and noble
ambition, to have our names enrolled
with such worthless If the saints are
Witnesses to mortal conduct, how much
pleasure must the contemplation of such
laudable exertions give them 1t is the
germ and growth of the seed which their
own toll planted-the fruit of their own
fig tree. o then illustrious architect
whose name we are this day assembled
to reverence, filthy pure spirit beholds
these our actions, accept the only tribute
that is agreeable to just souls, our graft
tude and love.
Finally, brethren, may we SO regulate
our conduct here on earth, that at the
last day, our qvork shall stand the test of
the chief overseer's square, and merit
the ahhrobation ofthe Supreme architect
or universal nature, zvho, faresides in
that temple not made with hands, eter-
nal TN the heaUens. fe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-07-25
Valuable p,0Dc,.fD I'm. sic


NE Subscriber wishes pose Of and will sell on
reasonable terms, the following valuable PROPER.
~ w Lot 10. 80, situate on aud 9th streets on
why % ne lately resided, containing full halt acre.
IA bnD,e IS convenient and TOomy, aud the Offices Of
even Alhd OF tie hTst order, having been recently re
paffo, ara completely enlarged The Well (of never
'iIg, ana excellent water,) which has lately under
see lh"fOugh repair, has been deepeDed ana walled
Ni'h stone. HE garden 10 a spacious and handsome
one. Tbs property Is well calculated for the cOmor.
tase accommodation Of geDleei family and its siius.
uOh on many accounts, is an extremely desirable one
pehg The most elevated IN that part Of the citJ and dis
'ani rom TIE Capitol only about 100 yards.
LOT No. 500, al present In the occupancy OF Nr. Sa.
Hnsl q. SWaun.,...Tbe house is a convenient and
Comfortable one and has attached IL the usual Offices
winch are ~ good repair, and 10 situated in agsea
ahie and healthy neighboTbood.
also, Of Feet Of Ground heing part oftbe Lot knewn
Dy the name Of the GOVERNORS Garden. This property
$" well known, that any farther description Of H. is
unnecessary. For terms, apply to Bernard Peyon or
issioh smith, ESQ. Wsc are duly authorized sell
anu convey and who will afford every facility 10 those
who UaJ desire TO view the properly.
SpTiiis. Holt J. PRESTON.
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Pon rHR ENouIREn.

TIE EXTLE.....T6 n. J.
Farewell 20 thee, thee scolheru iaud
Where the OAK aud Jaslsine grow
WheEe Siui!-s are bright aud accents bland
Ard sumner blossoms blow
q Suns are warm on thy sea washed shore
Nor ielt is the winters chill -
On The worlds wide wave ia a shattered prors
go wbere the waters viii
The star is gone beneath the sea
fhst tured me meiry OIL
Anh hlacSnessts deep IN the biliow aud me
Eie tue haven OF lie is Sun -
II IS not tue cloud OF the tempest dark
rhat around me tie curtain nbgo:
For Al vSesh calm is beneath my bark
Aud the breeze no whisper wings.
II is not the shade which midnieh, beaye.
rnnaliuously ever The earth
That Darkness rolls onward, aud Ger il leayes
" light tue tOYeliet h,nh:
Nor this The veil that morniug spreads
To robe the dawn Of day;
For the sua heam son its radiance sheds,
Ami sniiles its tears away.
Where IS the cloud whose scepire led
Tbs wastes OF 4 chaos world
q e tbe Sonlpass-S na,Aed the circle 1. ,ped
Woeh Onward ibropgh nothingness hurled T.
Gre ie, there be isut q" t, the universe told
thai us Empire no longer couln be
On the lighthouse OF God lie The waters that rolled
On their hess 10 eerhIty's sea
In SO blsoin of hial ihe dese,ted and lone
On The rains and wreckoi ,he mind,
"hnst san at existence exunsuished and gone
Ma longer lies seasons can wand
n TIE CIRCLE o; passions--o hopes and Of fears
o' pieasares once valued and fair;
HpN Shiiiee 10 the bosom and stone are the tears,
That live IN the frost Of despaITl
Farewell 10 thee, ihou southern iapdi
Where ihe OAK and Jasmine grow
Where smiles are bright and accents bland
and summer blossoms blow
SONS arc warm on thy sea washed shore
Nor tslt rs the wlntsI's chill -
On tae worlds vide wac In a shattered more
! so-where the waters viii
Nov. 1919 s-or THE SOUTH.
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TKIEtaI SNI-E-

TlY virtue Of deed ~ lrnst executed by Nathaniel
- Thompson and Lucy hts vile, TO as trustee,
bearing date the 22d Jane 1919 being secure the
payment OF certain money n the said aeed mentioned
10 John Jackson, cNecntoT Of Lucy White dec. phtt
deed 10 fecogted IN anover County Court shalt s,I
on The llih day Of August next, The highest bidder
for ready money tract 81 land IN The said comfy Of
Hanover, which adjoins. Cold harbour, and contains
21S acre. he the sane more OF less 1t beaF the
land which has been conveyed by the said John Jack
sou executor Of Lucy white dec. 10 the said Nathaniel
Thompson, AVID being tue former residence Of capt.
Elisha White dec. AHd the t2tb, fOnT NEGROES,
Wit; Hairy, Rachel, Henry, aud Mary The sale of the
land viii take place AZ the tavern 1t Cold Harbour
AND " the negroes, AZ the said Thomsons in
HenTico County near the bridges. shall convey
such title only, as legally convey under The said
deed. PARKE STREET.
July IL. Is..wgws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-07-25

cepiibe of cultivation. tiilk the soil well
adapted TO wheat aud CORP"
The White Fish taken at the rapids are
delicious. Great quantities are caught daily
they are the CHER food of the nbabiiants.
News was received yesterda, ofa peace
having been concluded between the Sioux and
Chippawa nations. Ii is hoped this informa
tiou is correct.
Fon de Lac, at which place we may expect 10
arrive in about rs or 20 DAYS"
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Elm DeIJnrs Rev.oyd.

GIOLEN from The subscriber, out OF lot on Church
- Hil, on The night 0f the 9th inst. very likely
DARK BAY HORSE, (neariy black } years old about
10 hands bgh. niCtea tat blaze face, white spots ON
bis back, sccasiones bY the saddle white on one OF
Two o. bis legs, extending ateui inches up fo
tue hooi wen stolen mad a small on the fixht
side OF bic mech, believed 10 be oceasoncd by kick
uOis, PAGES and gaops singgishly when pushed in
pace hasa ketcb draws veil IN harness. hut no marks
OF tbem fee0lleCted, except part OF the worn
on ny the collar. The ahOye reward will be given Tor
the Apprehension Of the Thief aud delivery Of the
so that get htm. WN. c. ALLEN.
July ~ M ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-07-25
FROM THE BELFAST FRESHMAN.
speech Of Counsellor Phillips, at sligo, ON tn,


dress to tie hing
We nave TINS moment laid down the Dublin
journal, in which weread the last speecb ot
'nIs celeoTdteu irish barrlster, printed by his
o"n authority, aud though there are few mpa
10 whose superior talent aud to whose kind
dispositions, we were more willing TO bear our
hunbie attestatiOn. yet we shDnId be guilty
OF a gross abandonment OF public duty il we
were to suffer our feelings for the man 10
interfere between The politician and orr
Country, or TO suppress our INDIGNATION al
tue sentiments delivered Ivy Mr. Phillips al
lhe iate meeting at Sligo because We have
nlpFe tlan once had reason 10 join in the prais
es IaVishly aud so Justly bestowed by his com
tIymeb on his former efforts. We confess we
uld not think IL possible that such a mind as
tldt which we conceived Phillips to possess
cOuIu nave SO fallen flOm the proud and en-
vidble station w. which il has hitherto stood
we oid not Imagine that man so qualified to
plead the cause of his country, could ever
sOOp 10 the Illuminating office Of poet Iaure.
~ gliding The cOrTuptlOUs OF courts and offer
ihs up incense ~ the power that despises his
homage. what to see CHARLES PHILLIPS te.
iterating the rhapsodies of Burke and the
common pldce OF the cOurtieT I 10 see Charles
PHILLIPS Tying to the throne aud 10 the altar
from the tufy OF the TefOTmers and eking tes
iuge INNER The wing of George the Fourth
from the democracy OF such men as Rurdeit
aud HohhOuse. aud Benthsm Surely surelyl
Ana whence this wGndrOus transformations
Are the times so bad that the wages of pat
iiotiFm are no longer worthy OF the lawyers.
aiahtionf Have the iabours OF tie patriot been
30 unprofitdble that II is considered prudent
TO turn upon the people, whose breath first
wsFmed him iniO life, aud to build upon their
ruin that solid and substantial livelihood,
which 80 storms can shake, nor reverses dl-
,Wu'sb' IL any man in Ireland can point out
to ns a production more disgusting or more
degrading, with the exception Of a speech.
(dtSeiy attributed 10 Baron Smith, said to be
lately delivered 70 the MuIlpgar Grand jury
W. shallieei mnch obliged TO the ingenious iH.
qn'Tei into the natural curi0sities OF the pre-
seat age. We greatly lament this sad and di,.
~ falling oil; we lament more tor the sake
81 ifeland than OF Mr. PfaLuPs. Ife-
laHJ - no more ....She has 10 Inducements
TO hold out TO her children! The GENT
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Surgeon Of The brig jriiSon
Law INTEILIGENCE,

The following case has been recently deci-
ded IN The city conrt at Charleston, s. G.
lMPORTA NJ DECISION.
Interior city court. March Session, 1920.
aryLioyd, rs. HonOre Hompoey, Declara-
ton case. Tried before his honour William
Draytou, Esq. the Recorder.
lhis was q special action on the case of
heating negro woman, the property OF the
pld,niit' IL appeared in evidence on the tra!
that some time IN the month OF june last while
Tue family OF the plaiutitf, who is respectable
widow lady and 10 other children but dang hi RS
were al dinner, aud the negro womaB Ia ques.
tton was attending upon them al the Iahie the
defendant rushed violently into The room " here
they were dining, and witlIeut assigning any
reason, or entering Into any explanation upon
Tue Ject,comneEced an outrageous battery
upon The servant by beating and striking her
several blows on the head with his fist knock,
ing her down aud kicking her two or thIee
tunes ia tne nack, swearing al the same time
ne would have her ears. The blows she receiv-
Ell were SO severe as to cause the blood to eush
from lleI ear, ami 10 deprive her OF all sensa.
uon Tor nearly half AN hour. Several of the
he'ghs9nFs, VINO were either attracted or called
Fdt'icniariy 10 the spot at the time represent-
ell that she was TO all appearance dead. IL as
SOM t!!ne before she exhibited any Indie alton
OF returning life, and as a consequence of ihIs
ofstSi violence, she was confined TO her bed
htdiiy fortnight. during which perIOd she " AZ
piemdtuIeiy delivered ofa still born child
Inc chiid was fully formed. aud had evidently
lost IT'S lIte from the kick which the mother had
'eeei'eu. IL was nearly a month before she
Was able 10 retnrE TO the duties OF her situation
III tue house. 1t was for this injury done TO
the person OF her servant that the plaintiff
brought tie present action
iHe defence set up by the de PENDANT was
thfeetoih-lsf. That there was 10 evidence
that the slave in question was the property of
the plaintiff, and therefore she was entitled 10
no acton whatever, il being as 10 herself dam.
mum oD'g.e pDuTia. ~. Tint the neEr0 lad
Oetn MS"tent to him, and hat the chafisemeBt
she ieceiced rds nm more than she merited-and
3u. That The plaintiff was entitled to no more
damages than what she had actually suffered
~ lie loss OF service OF her wench during lie
incaPacity I" perform the usual duties Of her
place, ana That she could not recover any tor
the personal inIn'y done 10 her servant.
The recorder charged the jury in favor Of
the plaintiff, who after few minutes copsuIta.
tion, returned with IA verdict OF fire hnndrrd
d0tarS damages, and costs, thai beng the full
extent OF ddmeg es recoverable in the court
we are graiitied TO fluid, that such a brutal
ana Inhnnan wretch was so Tar punished Tor her
bdrbaTiiy but we should have been much bet
Yer pleased, il the damage, had been applied TO
The comfort and benefit OF The poor creainre
Who had been made to suffer the conseaueu-
ceS oil such savage abuse. ". paper.
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Valuabfe Propertv for Sac.


IURsUANr 10 decree VI the Circuit Court Of the
United States for the 5th circuit and Virginia district
The subscribers, appointed commissioners for that
purpose, will proceed to sell tie premises on Monday
the ith day Of august nert at the hour Of O'Clock W
The afternoon, the HOUSE q LOT the Basin of the
Canal, and formerly occupied by Mt. Adam Murray aad
new by Mr.. Geo. Perkins, being Lot No. 52i this is
desirable residence. ALSO,
Ths HOUSE LOT adjoining LII. Potts warehouse
on abe street leading to mayo's Bridge.
TERMS OF SALt....6, II and rs months credit, for
notes negotiable and payable 1t either of the banks in
this city, with approved endoTser and deed trust
upon the property TO secure the the
money.. The sale TO he under the superntendance Of
hcNcuRE, ROBINSON PLEASANTS, Aucs.
p. N. NICHOLAS,
RICH'D ANDERSON c,--,
EDM. TAYLOR, Son'esiohefs.
DANIEL CALL,
Jnne
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Lewis Lndlam and Ezra Clarke. Det,s
rue Dtienoant hzra Clarke not having entered hin
appeadhce ann given security according The Act OF
asSeHy aho ihe hnirs OF this Court and II appearing
satisfactory evidence that be is not an inbabilant OF
tns country ~ rs ordered, That the said Defendant
90 appear mere on the bTs day OF the next Term and
shsNrI Tue oil OF the paintIfs and thai a copy Of
r"b'shea in The City Of Kichmnnd, for tsa mnn,hs
CAPITOL, in the said Gay. W"
c0py--Iesfe ". w HENiNC p -
June 80. 80 %,
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NoIicEs...The subscriber alone Is authorized 10
receive the outstanding dssts due to the late con
ceia OF LYLE, SCOTT & SAUNDERS, hasisg been au.
thereofby the OF chancsrv
oI Tue Richmond district. lila expected that ali per-
a's payment as longer indulgence cannot be aardsd
Does 62..u SAMUEL TAYroR.
cHANcskf. -. "a a court u QxarfeTly Ssssios,
continued end hsid for LoIisxi counfys ON HsS'
nesdag the lithdsy 81 June, 1870 80"
"nfiam y Stone. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS plaintiff.
James P1aiam, John Puiiiqn, ard Noncv pui.
T&e dcjcaasa; Jasss p.i,;,n, 40;
hts appearance and given securify acro,d,,g 70 ia
and s rules o. this COURT and 10 appra,ise 10 rae
satyeetiom ~ INC cOurt that ne Is NOT an inka6ere
~ Hts "se o" the motion ~ Me plainfiG b. M,
eoenseI II is ordered. That ne said pea,
ne,e on shS grSf doy 81 October court merit and
dhsntr tae biz ~ fhe ptainf,r and fhat :, co,' ~
this oraer be Jorfhuik inserted In sors .ops
protested I" me city Of Richmo1d, 70, tno nson.h,
S"oetsstrefy ana pOsfddf tk 'front.' door oJfc co,,f
house ~ fhis COUNTY eontf aas
eop,-resie, JOHN HUNTER, p.c.L.c.
- - 3..wsS'
j the i5ti, ;s,e- 1879 '"nS
'eo,se ,.'',aiHson'..... .PiointiF,
Peter T. osiib, and Robert rassins. y,p,s
ih's Jay cams the pianih Ivy James RobeIisos inn.
esq. his Attorney anu iea ms nil ,y.n,, t,, fna
ants ahd sppea,np TO the Satisfaction Of i, ren,,
tN"t tue defendant P,teI .. Ostb, is moi AN hahi,a.t
OF this TOE molten OF he nI.,,r i, ~ ,s
aad .toe,sd Dy the court, that the SAID PETE. oei,br
40 appear here Oa before the thhd Tbutsspy u,
sepemosr neN a'd answer the p'aniiu's hL arr give
security 'or performing such decree as III. cnr,, NAV
MAKE befein ana that copy OF ths ordrr he forth
WIN inserted Ia s~ne newspaper published in is city
ofNichnlond and continued ioi ur,hs sue s,,,iy
and ihat another copy he posted no the dou, Of ne
conrt house OF this coun,y court al.
previous 10 The sad thtd Thursday IN September next
A Copy-Iesie,
June 27. l5..sSws wa 6 D.Ncs r.
ca .NCEki ~ conrt ~ Qn0rterty Sessions
Il continued and hfId for Loui,a conDfu on 80
nesddy me lHh day 81 June is2o-
AGAINST
James PmttiGm, John Puiiiam q Nancy l'nisiea,.
., Defendants
The detendGnt fumes PHtiiam NOT hob,ng entered
ms appearance ana gren security ACCORDING to Iop
satisfaction ctthe court that he is nor an
81 mas sfate on the motion the piaiD,if by his
here en- me drst day Of october court ncrf and an
sTer ne 6H Of the ptaintb and fhai cory 81 mis-
order ne JorfhuHh inserted 'i steusp0pfy 1wb-
hShed 'n the city Of Richmond Jor tmO months sac.
cfSsioffy d"d posted at the Jromt door Of the court
mousse 81 this county on some court DAY.
copy-Teste, JOHN HUNTER, D.o.L.c.
June 20. IA ,.s,n,
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AGAINST "'
UHtam OasncH, Peyf0n DOsMoH one oCfhe errors
o. H'Hem DosneH, deed, gkOnqs -. Claybrook GaG
meTs ms "ye. l0Tmeriy UGry DoStreE, james IT,
irsGR a,sf Eliyd6tIA his ar,e foys,c,ip Ei;sDb1Jb
DoS@tn, ana James DOSueH AID others :. :. DePts,
me OJeHdaats PegtOa D0SyUfu, Thomas ~. Cfgy-
oso0k ana naTy mis- Uife, james II ykirBg0g ma
tfst.SHbeth ms Tye ara J0meS DoSUeiG NOT A0pirr
entered their appearance ami eipe1 security 0ccoyf
'"g 20 the actor assembly he rules oCfiis ronrf
ana 10 1pFeari1g by saitgGcforg rsidenGe thur fheS
ere nor "hdCifanfs offAis country II is Ordered
ihHt roe said dejeRda0f do appear here on me H1sf
ddy Of me nfrfterDt and dasfer the biUof me nI,
eW afd fhdf copy of this order BE forthwith in
SsItsd az some neusp0per TVbfiShcd liz the city Of
az me J'oHt door Of Tie Cspifot, in tie said ciiv
copy-lesie, ". W. HENlNG, &C.
1Mte ~. I3..WSu
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All persons having clsips aeains; he
- es';ts o. Mary bRAME, deceased aye earnesly
ist"es'e" 20 make them kn Immediately in order
tba th-Y "ia, be adjusted ana those indebted viii
please come forward and make paynes!. a. Longer
ihdu ttnoe eSHn"t he Notwithstanding to make dis
uibuti'h Of said estate without dela,.
JOSEPH BRAnE, Er'cr of Mary frame dec.
Caroline. july rs. at6.
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A IL persons indebted to JOSEPH DARMSDATT
dec are requested 10 make pay ment TO me i'm me
datey, as am DESTROYS Of closing tie
as soon as possible and therefore cannot gran, indu
gehce To any b"dy. DANIEL LkLL. ExOf
Feb. 8. S5..u OF Jsaepb Darnisdau dec.
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"VaSe IHtIfg on IHfsday, Ne 20fh day Of Tnne 1870
HGwEetgh ". DosORmGns .......... complainant
AGAINST '
yohn Neu6y, and Benjamin Doggeft :. Defendants
- fhfs day came the Complainant. 6y BfSIiam Tee
Netoby not k0sing eRfered his a1pParoSce ana Sjye
security according 10 TAR and me rules Of his court
GRaW Appearing 10 the SUBTRACTION Of ne coHrf,
mat The said deteHddHf JohH is not an fRhOJfaDf nj
the Commonwealth Of Dirginia on me ,nofio1, Of
Me complainant, by his counsel, lis ordered maj
ne Satd defendant John. aYpedr hire on me fkiyd
Monday III September HeIt, ana aRSnfr me bin Of
me complainant and is further O1derfd That me
defeHdaHt BenJGmtH Dnggeft, no not pm conpey
audy, or Sferete, any money eGecfs ia his haHdS
belonging 10 the other de(eHd0nt John mil me
further order and dec,se Of fhis court conceT,i1e
the sa'e-A"d that copy Of This order be (oTfhuh6
tHseTf6d IN the Richmond enquirer, for fro months
SHcceS"vsty aRd another posted at tie front dOOr Of
4 CoPy- AHesf, b. ~. WALKER, u. @.
July ~
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