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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-04
T'lTLES.


mere is nothing which throws an air of greater
'idicue upon on, Republican manners than the earer
ness with which petty titles are assumed in New En-
grand man cannot be elected to the hirher branch
oil any one OF our Legislatures. without being duh
Oed, Tor lite, THE HONORABLE Mr.. Such a one 4
commission OF Justice OfIhc Peace mikes a man an
ESQUIRE as eiieciually an appointment from tic
renowned knight Of La Mancla Nav if n man has
recently purchased beaver hat, or happens TO pos
SesS smooth and glossy coat, it will 20 hard with
ni II the next billet lac receives is not directed ia
- ID. Esquire. Gentlemen, so far from being do,
cheap us IN The days of Elizabeth, are now scarcely
10 be iound We recollccta case n few wears ago in
he Ccuit Count of the United States in this District
~ winch Tie Defendant pleaded in abatement ,ha,
he was not sued by his proper titles-as he was no,a
Ie'ae"Ia but an Esquire and after some argument
IL was aGJudsed by the Court that he was no Gentle
mo" and the Plaintiff had leave TO amend, and call
him Esquire. ""' e''
- III ' irginia they understand this matter better
Iney speak OF their distinguished men without title o,
audIuon-i homaS Jefferson on James Madison q,
James Monroe ;-as the Romans would spepll OF
fa"lnS lhmilius or Caius Gracious As a mere uues
non OF taste, there would seem TO he good reason o
dropping these awkward and harsh appellations
surely = James Monroe, President ofrhe United
States is more dignGed expression than HIS Erce{.
Ie"cy james Monroe, Esquire President ofthe United
oiites NC and so of the rest. Let US leave titles
10 those who need them that is to those who have
no characieror dignity without them
POr{y II
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PUBLIC EAITTION-

WTHEREAs certain Cornelius Simmons has impronerv
" obtained patent from the authorities of United
states, Tor the head of boats which usually navigate the
rivers ofthe United States and the said simmons is not
entitled 10 the patent for the invention of the same as the
invention was made by the subscriber This
caution those who such head oar, not to pay the
said Simmons for the OF the suit has been
instituted by the subscriber repeal the letters patent Of tie
s'id 'ornelius summons JOHN ORBiSON.
Lexington. Va August IL. 2a-2ay4w
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Y1centu- Fire DolLnrs Re,rltld.

M ILL be given any who shall apprehend NV ne
w gro man JOHN and him any Jail in this state
and FIFTY DOLLARS il appehended and in an
other state lie is young OF ordinary stature, light
plexon good countenarcc, and by trade coopcr-has
DARK spot in thc white oune of his eyes. Ii is likely he is
harborc in the city Of Richmond county of Cumberland
he frequently passes from place the other, in which
ne may be aided by James river whom he
is connected. ANY person engaged that business might
probably easily the reward If he pass in INV
name II counterfeit aud else has authority Grant
one Masters of vessels and all other persons cautioned
against arborng ahorng the least protection said
fellow Any information he directed 10 me al WV
iesburg post Office, Charlotte County, Va
August 22-v6y EODn
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ri 'ilEolowng highly valuable REAL ESTATE Is offered
a n tIe most UI,praI

hE.oiowing highly valuable REAL ESTATE Is offered
4 Tor sale OH the most liberal terms:
me ref OF land on which the subscriber resides, the
county OF Bedford miles from the New London
rom me academy and II miles from Lynchlurg, containing
ano l<O acres between and 100 cleared land the
balance IN wcoS-the whole of which is fine tobacco land
except about 10 acres, and good grain land The i'm
proNemcntS are extremely valuable commodous This
land rs very heavily timbered, lays we'll is well waerc and
IN n healthy and agreeable neighborhood.
One other tract of land lying Staunton river in tbe
county Of Campbell, called The Bo1ring Gren within 25
mics oi Lynchburg, containing acres on This tract
there are about 200 OF cleared land large portion OF
r rate bottom land, which is admirably adapted 10 the Gull
ovation tobacco This plantation good order for crop
ping wen watered and healthy, and took its name from
oeng very level The balance ofhe land is in woods due
proportion oil which is tobacco land of the FIRST quality
d'AnCher tract of land in the county of Campbell on
Ivy creek about mile, from Iynchbr containing 74 acres
very small proportion of which cleared fresh and i'm fine
heart-te remainder is mostly rich land and heavily
icFcdand the wood the is source Of consile-
ae profit The land has upon very fine springs
and some excellent mill seats.
Inc subscriber invites capitalists view this valuable
property which he offers for on the most adgantn
terms small proportion Of the purchase money will be
required IN aGda credit Of one Two and three Years will
be gi7eu Tor the balauceFor further particulars appljc-
ou b" made the subscriber near New London or IN
'i;de.'o IRVINE near Lyncliburg. WIN IRVINE.
t
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nc, anl has beer phlcr IN the French Journal,
AnnaicS dc Chi, xvi p l52, 10 The neiaoir is hong,
aud caunot well be abridged, but the has himself
cinema summary NJ the end OF his paper OF which the follow
iht - a translation;
rut does not net like leaves the air. The result its
aeon as well In light as IN darkness every instant OF
us ofaaon los OF carbon by the fruit, which combines
with the oxygen of the mir and forms caronc acid This
loss OF earbon Is essential 10 the rirenng OF the fruit for
cen, this function becomes suspended the rinennr Is
sinped ANA If the fruit remains a,achedo the Tree it dries
up anu dieS
hmt winch happens naturally TO be enclosed in shell
may Tpeu because the membrane which forms
Tue huSk Is permeahet 60 the air. The communication
tWeh and internal cir free that the
PORTIONS are always Of UNIFORM composition that when
u' ar lh Contained Is anazed Il always found be
/ OF m same composition as atmoss heric air.
plotting their own ripcnnr are rlacet in meii, c Sr
oN!gc they do not ripcn the power however, is only
supehucu ana may be re-eSabshed 10y placing the fruit
~ an atmosphere capable OF taking carbon from it, But
que run remains TOO long in the first situation, although
'nc same eA'cri,h appearance nearly IL has entire
lost hepower of ripenng. Hence il results that mos
% anu especially those that do not require TO remain
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TEN DOLLARS RETV1RD

uH rLLN, who eloped from the subscribers in Chester
'iu hnout iNe miles from Manchester the 8t inst,
She bright matto girl seventeen or eighteen years Oil
nc ie'i eight or ten inches high straight remarkably
feet nr girl Ii is likely she is the neighhorood or in
where purchased her about four years ago from
thi; r"'cler Esq. She had when she went away. a
ehc" hnnespun irock, and carried with her black silk
Mne cotton cambria and calico ocks she Went Off with
any no'ocaiion islikely she of v some
person therefore, iorwarn all persons harborng her
ana M captains {" vessels from carrying ore state
% io prosecute any person offending. the
extent "i he law Whosoever will deliver said girl 10
NE III Ihstehed, or secure her in Jail that get her
El sn'i receive the above reward, with all reasonable
eNienS'T FRANCIS y. BRANCH.
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's sources, that il esteemed by the committee Secon
iIAhLES SpRAGUE, Of Boston. m. L. ESe. ros..
PROLOGUE
For tkc opening of'the Near TIsatre.
Twas niInieh, and i,. t,ark clouds hung around
The brow OF he..v'n, and silence reignd profound,
N1en fro9; these walls the flames were seen to ris,
Nct rusL IN awful splendor to the skies
20 e.'h surrounding height 20 every wave.
Ia ascending blaze reflected beauty gave,
Anhcer the extensive landscape threw.
SOFT ns the suns last beams, its golden hue
Then burst appalling with lis giant form,
A. the dread beginnings Glare amid the sto.n-
And when the terrors OF the night were gone,
and Ter The inllc" pile the morning shone,
NJ Inv in ashes, the stately wall
which tower'd mhurt above the vrcck of all
Like the lone pyramid along the waste
rru'nphont ocr The scene its grandeur traced.
e, WHO, mid ruins nnd devuuring fire.
i'eheld, dismayd, the Muses. fame expire
Aud mourr'd to bid those wcll-lov'd scenes adicu,
witch fond remembrance picturd 90 the view,
ior you Der thar dark hour the veil is drawn,
:snt brighter hours and iairer prospects dawn:
This night lis yours 10 listen and preside
w bile DER this dome, in all its ancient pride
tn exild Muse resumes her peaceful reign
A 1S Shakspe9re liyes IN natures scenes a;ain.
IcSiNcS, again 10 storm and melt the heart
Again Apollo holds hi, classic court
where genius, taste and festive Wit resort;
where Fancy leads Us by her mystic svav
Aud hearts spontaneous nature call nlcv;
W here scenes, that rold in moral grandeur shine
ne bosom soften, elevate, refine
Sid high imrassion'd youth of crime beware,
Firmly 10 suffer, and more noby dare
Md cause the tears, DER sorrows frgn' that low:
10 stream Hnew at scenes Of real woe.
friends OF ttc drama rcard by whose acclaim
he poets 2crius lives, the actors fame.
Gu! lct the scenes, Our days of old that gr7c'l
fe itilowd stu by your approving taste:
S-il let uS here, as long we've proudly done,
Possess the pas9-i SMILES our efforts Won
AH1 DER our annals he il YOURS TO- cast
= higher splendor than adorn'd the payt-
Applaud. when playful Saiires shafts essay
20 hit the Iei%ning iolies OF the dnv;
ict not iryoiity usurp the place
az genuine nainrC rsd Of classic grace;
Aud as you haii thc stranger 20 oar shore,
Be lust, and hid our native talent soar
Aud say, while GENES thus aSpres TO fame
shall yaorS brow no wreathed honors claim
> verse record, no lofty pu,ans tell
who shone in triumph ar IN glory fcn,
Yes, and while here victorious garland, bloom
10 crowd the hero atOrn his tomb.
4tach voice shall hail the scene with lone, a, lcus,A
i,ach heart swell proudly in country'> cause
thus, while these monuments of taste and ar,
Our Meal,h and gcuins TO the world imunrt
- wiil BE- Your Il,ne, " guardians of oar stage
10 wait its glorics TO a disiaut agr.
MARONIUS.
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For Sale, on .1fondav the I'm .Scptcnbe,.


the residence OF the subscriber Powhatan COUNTY
" all his household and kitchen FURNITURE, plantation
utensils prime mich cows bull calves oi superior
breed, hogs and shecpi2 months credit sums over
ten dollars
'ro'id rsh also TO sell at pr:r0,e Sale
valuable small plantation containing about $50 acres
60 OF which of the fine creek meadow, reclaimed u
the greater part in cornthe meadow la supposed 10 be
inferior to none in Virginia. Should the plantation not he
sold before the September will then rented out and
the crop Of corn and fodder sold.
August IIOR Alto
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ELMWOOD AT AUCTION

the 10th day Of September next being Orange circui,
- court day. will be offered the highest bidder m the
Courthouse THIS beautiful estabhm the residence octbp
late Dr. Charles Taylor dec lying within miles of Or
angc Courthouse the main road leading 10 StcyenShro
c"nn' fo9 acres OF valuable Southwest Mountain land
wei enclosed aud well watered with neveraing springs
ON wch very large two-sory dwelling with the
necessary outhouse This farm abouns with almost
description OF fruit common TO this climate.
III !: deemed unnecessary To enter mnuelv into
description oi TINS valuable property, il is presumed
VINO NAV WISH to establish themselves in this saurios and
ueehui neishborhood will avail themselves this oppor-
ne property will be shown any information
ve by either N.Y. John Taylor adjoining Capt Robert
i' r-ihe pay nen,S will he made easy and accom-
dating as any person could ask.
THOMAS JENKINS, D.
, ROBERT TAYLOR, Jr EXECUTORS
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NOTICE-

II persons having claims against the estate of GIDEON
FlOuRNOY. are desired TO present them n me f,L
wit as am DESTROYS wind up my executorsLn Of s;J
estate JORDAN FLOURNOY, Erec,,tor
- r-M.nIan. altg. u. 3J-&Gw cfGideon EIour1,ov.
L. persons having claims against JAMES r. WEHB
deceased, arc requested to make them known w;tout
indebted will make paymcntto
RICHARD G. SMITH
HanovrrTown August 81. s9-,yiy &C.
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MARSHAIiS SALE

pursuance Of decree of the Superior Court Cancerv
loI 'e richmond district pronounced, 2Gth dny Of
NV IN cause therein depending between Eliza
en No, adninstrarix of Richard Taylor decd plaintiff
and James RIeauX in his own rl; and ms admin
e w' annexed OF Richard Squire Taylor deceased and
benr!, offer for sale tie highest bidder for ca On bo
prGlSeS between the hours of II A. NJ aud VI a tract
oI nd sn@ partly i'm the county King William and p,rtIv
IN me county of Caroline supposed contain between five
ana x hundred be the or less commonlv
!.u nc ii9rrei Plantation, and adjoining the lands Of
bank L. grimm ie,r Nv 6 =. y, ~ Luz
August 81. &c a.
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lunr reconnareTs shott tiae drcpt aSiern Of usr-
having on the deck twcntyf,e Soldiers, besides
own crew, which they doubtless discovered was pro-
bably the only reason which induced them TO sheer
OF kept all Mt their quarters until the rising of the
moon, IN expectation of an attack, but them
no more.
Since ourarrval in Havana we have heard of a
vessel OF that description. cruising the Bahamas,
winch unships her masS, and has great many oars,
and has been seen by number OF vessels
Two oil the convoy from ST. Augustine arc now
misSing-being % DAYS out. =
August LIST, off Cape ST. Antonio, was fired into,
and brought to by small pracal schr and the cap
tam was ordered on board OF her; soon us the
boat got along side the ordered on board.
and Tour OF the pirates, armed with muskets, cuass-
cs and long knives, jumped into the boat, and came
on board the Franklin They Immediately conine d
the crew that remained board. in the iorecastlc
and commenced plunderng. They robbed ten pas
scnScrs who were on board of about $1,000. n .od
watch aud other articles; broke open the captain
trunks, IN search ot money; threw overheard all the
captains clothing, bedding, and his trunks contain
ing his letters and papers robbed him of spy glass.
pistols watch, &c. and sum of money belonging Co
nr Lord, the super cargo, who remained Irini-
dad robbed the mate of the greater part of his wear
ing apparel and the vessel of all the live stock on
board, cask OF water, some provisions, lead line,
log line, marln-spikes, all the Irvine Oh board cook
axe, and many other articles.
During the time the pirates board, the off
GERS and crew were repeatedly threatened with death
they did not inform them in what part of the vessel
inc money was secretcd nj one time a bow-ne was
put round the cooks neck, to run him up to the ward
arm-at another time his neck was placed on block
ana an axe raised 10 cut of his head, if he did NOT
inform them where the captain had secrcted his m o.
ney. Captain Foster severely beaten with n
cutiass, and was stabbed in the back with knife
and one Of the crew was stabbed in the hand. One
oil the trunks containing part of the letters was pick
ed up after the pira ties left the vessel.
From he .Ne,ob,rgIon Herald Of ing. 81
captain Colby, from Aux-Cayes informs, tha. the
practical boats, the principal rendezvous of which i.
ut cape THEREON, (at the West end of Hispanioal
are very troublesome, and harrass the foreign com
merce they fall in with, we'll as annoy the native
vessels. small sloop belonging to Jeie mie bound
to AUX Caves, was lately fallen in with by them anc
robbed OF 500 dollars cash-but very few vessels OF
any description escape their vigilance, and wheme-
yer they board vessel they are sure to rob she ha,
any booty. Every thing remained quiet, in politi.
cal point OF view, and general de- preston of com
mercal business Coffee worth twemty-sever
dollars.
Captain c. adds that the brig Byron, Pope, which
had been blown out of Jacmel, and had left the Capt
and men ashore, had arrived at Arcain, and has
sold her cargo
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- InnN II PnrLninn - 60

/.EIIN tHtIH ~ IOltNUtIN J0T sue,
saHl The subscriber offers for sale the Plantation on
.l-gb- which c late John Lyon resided, containing hy
afccer survey 297i lying Fine creek. within Two
miles % foWnaau Courthouse. The improvements arc
comnoliou dwelling house, and other necessary bail
Tor iarn' and snail gi H,. ~ iadciOus - iacc-
ment this wmiG iu few years. Dc very desirable iarn
ihcfc BENZ few. more s1see pdbo Of Improvement
Fcfs9is driif9u Of pufcaing llad in ts neghhorood
arc 'Nitfd ip ,iS9 IT, WN Lyon.
NNfNtt,iis t1--grtuf
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THONAS n PROSSFR

FAKE notice not nIahiiant the common
Il wealth OF Virginia, and have i'll the that
know oitat shall, purSuanto decrcta order OF the SIT
peror court of law for ihe Of Henco wherein am
plaintiff and You defendant proceed the 18th dav OF
October next, il fr not lie fair day to survey the
two tracts OF land purchased of you lying county
aforesaid. l. + TOITNSnT
Richmond AupuSt
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NOI,ICE

hereby given, that intend TO present rcion to ie
next General Assembly Of Virginia, refund TO me Ie
ofo one hundred dollars n fine assessed on mn, l a.,
county court OF Buckingham. = Wv
August 81 35-w4w* ALIEN JONFC
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COMMITTED 10 the Jail Of Norfci county as runaway
- negro man who calls himself WIZ. RROWN--sta
r s Tree man and has served Nv The g. s. ndvyThc
' Hcwn of dark complexion feet inches high, ~
t i-'s ecrr on the leftl leg which ne SAYS was y
ntct pai, aud on his ieft side occasoned
5000 lia"nef OF ad negro, fanY u desired 10 prove
p~t.r On f'..e ,.. ed 80 produce tie proper evil
'', ni his nugiu % Fl. ri BE dsp1 "a Il The INV
H-.c'. va 3tGfiRb, ior Of EoYfol5 counts.
aifJ d az
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HAYhNA, August 81 annox Tor the information
oil the mercantile community, TIC following extract
IRON he log Book of,ic schr Alcxondcr. of CHARLIE
to Havana.
Jgt -, 1921, 10 miles y. n. T.. from the Holc-;,
thc-N al at . o'clock, p VI. discovered small arm
ed schooner, apparently about 20tons burden with,
a quarter OF nie Of our siasboard quarter. which
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Untied States Court, FY7M Circuit and Isrgin1c
CoMMIssIoNER's Orr1cr
NmeLNLA-IN cNANc ERY-mnlIlaz county, rnnr

' 25th June, 1921 'A
bruce ana Easiey' PiaintDS,
William Smart, D,f,,,
me defendant not having entered his appearance and
gwen security according the of Assembly and the rules
o uie eo"rand appearing to the satisfaction othe court
t tne defendant IS not iniabitant of this common
h"t me said defendant do appear here fourth Mon
Gay N september next, and bill of the plaintiffs
and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in te
Richmond Enquirer, for eight successiyey and no,,
ed at The 'front.' door the courthouse the said county
July o.. " " - 90 -, o I'm.
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Ulnted States CauA. EY0l Cironil nna Irrri;,,ia

Ciuted States Court, EYfM Circuiiaaa JTrg;nia
District Jsnc rs, ie2i.
AaiES SCOTT executor Of John Leslie, decessedl
- " 1 norman stewart, PiaHti6s,
snnid Robertson OBJ 1y1, and William Black jun surviving
A., Defendants. :,
John Wallace and Marion his wiie William Dogic and =
sarah his wife, William Black jun. and Agnew Black 3
the younger and Walter Dun, executor OF John ira -
h'm deceased, Pian,Vj, =
james Scott, executor of John Leslie, deceased and
9 arf~ LSs and Jane Leslie desisess Of The said
EXTRACT FROM THY DECREE.
And the Court doth further direct tina, one of the com
10 state an account of the whole
John Leslie real and personal report same to the
by himself orrequrcd by the parties sated-and do
enquire what debts due by the said to ena-
pie nm TO ascertain the same that he advertise twice
week Tor three months successfully in
come in and prove their claims before him
Acopy-Tes,c, RID JEFFRIEs, Clerk.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Richmond, 7th Month (J,,ly) mi. 1921.
The parties interested desired 10 take notice at
have appointed the i7h day of October next 10 commence.
which said day. O'clock A. NJ they are required to attend
my Office in this city, with the necessary documents ard
prove their claims before Office, within three months
July ~ Cost AMOS LADD, NC.
Cntied States Court, FIfM Circuit and Virgin1g
Dstriet-June 1ith, 1921.
'HoAiAS CRAIG, George Rutherford, Robert Month .
4 gomerie, Robert Spier Robert Faud. Alexander
Kerr Thomas White, and David wark, Plantisi, q
James Scott executor of John Leslie, deceased who
was executor and trustee OF Robert Craig deceased and
others, Ds sas, " =
Extract from, The decree Of the Court.
And the said commissioner Amos Ladd is ordered IN
aSs ana report to the court Of the debts any,
sun que from the said Robert Craig his estate; and 10
enable MN TO ascertain the he is directed advertise
twice week for three months for creditors Il,
come IN and prove their claims before hini'
copy-Teste, II. JEFFPIES Clerk
CoMMIssIoNER's OFFICE
Richmond, 9th month (June) &C. 1927
Pursuant TO the aforegoing order of the Court NOTICE
Is hhhEBY GIVEN, to all persons having claims against
e ae Robert Craig or his estate in and prove
same before me, at my Office, in this city, within three
months iTom the date hereof that they may be reported
W t ,ne COURT AMOS LADD, NJ G.
..ue 20. Ii-26t
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mary fordon and Elizabeth Gordon, heiresscs and dey
sees OF John Gordon, dec aud Isaac aynie Defndanf
~ ms Iay came The plaintiff, by his counsel and filed his
p euu he defendants Mary Gordon Elizabeth Gordon
nv entered their appearance given security
oohg 10 tnr act OF Assembly and the Of this court
ana appearing to The court by satisfactory evidence that
ey are MOI inhabitants of this country, TT IS ORDEREp
@ e sac defendants do appear here the second Mon
u! III VcoDr next give such security and answer the bill
OF tn Panij aud that copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted ~ the Richmond Enquirer, two months srcccs-
e and another copy posted at the front the court
oe OF ms county And ON The motion OF the plaintiff II is
aac ana eke into his custody the slaves Massey Mary pa
Ngrris Leach and child Nice, Peter, Henry Lis
~ @ h2l9 te same subject to the future order oftie court
"' ~, ~ maui III uls cause. a cOpy--Teste,
'"S IL @<-wSwF i. BATES, G. G.
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IN nANcERy--Prioce Edward July Court 1921.
4 Joseph Morgan, Complainant,

aiarfir ilDr, fud John Hurt. D.rt.S
lHc Defendant doriin Ha Dott7yng entered his appear
nnce and given security ACCORDING 10 a p. Of fhe General
Assembly, and the rules ofhis court au - ,~ng to Tie
subtraction Of the court fiat he is Sid .fnr of ti'.
stateon She motion ffas compian,t - -a,ef 81 ia l-
dere1, That tle said defendant Marn DO ss rH.sr here
on thc frs day Of Oriobrr next ad aus e De-, -of
iiinAuts oll and tli COPY OF i order te Tort
inserted ~ some Of ae puhc fsnsl fs irnie, m M
civ of rlnlont for months sir.l '. 'u,f .l
81 ID; tlc front of enc courtaotfs o. tsi -.-
coyy--fcstc, 81 WORKSHOPS. ~ rf.
Auga "a, -tos
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JNO. PECK, scc'y.


In c,,-r,,,c,,,. - ~. 5000 VI thIiiS.
m Of Sciences Orhp 1921, three papers were ec,
on Le rrcning og fruits their effects ON Inc air. ~ or
'"'''E "rd'' ~ hr bcr'id of Mooreatr, gained Tic