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Thomas Guy, surviving pnri-
ner Of Thomas Cav and
George Guy, late merchant,
and partners trading under
the firm of George GUY ~
Co. PiniatjE
4gGinst
Philip Gatewood, DeEsadont.
The same, PlaD.liG.
.agGiHst
The SAME, guardian OF the
orphans of Thoml, Roane,
D,fendant.
The same, Plu6.tiE.
%gdiHst
Elizabeth Henshaw,
D,tendont.
The same, Pla,tiE,
against
Mary +. I,oane, Dcf;nGast.
The same, Plaintiff.
against
Elizabeth Pendletnn,
II Ctndant.
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THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

or HOOKER TODD, late of Jamestown, and JOSEPH
iODl y Co at Prince Edward Courthouse, were dis
solved on the st instant by consent. Those ir.e
10 Booker Todd viii make pa, Edmund Booker.
VINO VIII pay all claims against the firm if any exist. To-
seph Todd will and receive all debts due 10 and from,
the concern of Joseph Todd : Co.
,,,,o EDMUND ROCKER,
lOJ-N8W
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w all persons in the Of Virginia who have claims
K against the estate of THOMAS LOCKWOOD deceossd
9te Gl me state of Alabama which claims originated in
virginia that the subscriber has qualified his aminisir,-
Tor With the will annexed mat portion nr his estate b
es IN The state OF Virginia, and requests such person, 10
produce ther Claims properly authenticated Tor adjustment
EDMUND LOCKETT, Admir- Min the
-, Will annexed OF rbos. lockwood dec
Chesterfield, March 90. lSs vi u.s. Ns''
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Montpelier, Jan. -, 1892
"Sir-1 have received the copy of your memoir the
fossil tree which politely forwarded OF the decisive
bearing OF this phenomenon important questions
geology, rely more on your judgment than my own.
nc present IS very inqusve age and its researches
OF tate nave been arenty directed the primitive compost
tloh and structure globe, has penc
rated, and to the processes which succeeding
have been Produced The discoveries already made are en-
couiag but vast room left for the industry saeac
" o fengstS This IS sufficiently shewn by opposite
theories which have been espousc5 The
nature in her work. -
II may well be expected that this hemisphere, which has
oeen ieSt explored will yield its full proportion OF
towards satisfactory system. Your Jealous efforts 10 share
IN the contributions do credit your love and dc
volon TO the of science and wish they NAV be re-
warded with the they promise aud with all The per
sondi qualifications 10 which they entle YOU.
With friendly respects,
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a cOpy-Teslc, ". w. HENINo, G. 9

r., Comn.oner' o6ice, Richmond, 81 Month al, 1872.
me parties interested are desired to taEe notice hstJ
have appointed ihe 10Th day Of April next 70 commence tb
oooons directed IN the ioregoing decreta order he
attend 40 nay Oce in this city, With The necessary loc ants
ready for examination and settlement.
AMOS LADD, NC.
hdrfh ". 1O0-10t
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MANUEL TORRES
TEtYsLATfoN.
Don G11Dfi Iofyss 10 me Srcrehtyfi nj St,f.

FIILAnELFHIA, j0M DC. 1891.
SIR The General Congress Of the Rcpullic of
ColombIa IN The session of the OH Of September M.
pninted Tie Jlbcrator and Captain General simon
Bolivar, President Of the State, and General Fran
CISCO de Paula Sanlandcr, Vice President, for the
constitutional Term Of four ears and On the Sd of
October the, TOOK possession Of thtir respective ma
gisiTaces, "ir having taken the oath prescribed by
The constitution.
The funcioas Of the Executive mower dcvolved
from the 10th Of said October on The Vice President
% the State, acfeeabiy 10 the l5gh article of The
Constitution, m consequence Of the Lherafor Prcsi-
dent having taken the command Of the armies OF the
Republic
~" supreme Government has 6xcd its residence
~ hc ciy OF Bog0fa, IN virtue Of decree ofthe &c.
ncraI Congress. OF the 9Th Of the same October and
BY another decree Of the Lberaior President nf thc
7fh, The senor Pedro Gual has been appointed Sc.
ereHry Of STATE and Foreign Relations Of the govern
mcnt of Colombia.
communicate tbs 10 you, sir, that Won may he
pleased To communicate il to tue President Of tho T.
States
renew 10 YOU, sir, the sentiments Of respect and
distinguished consideration with which have the mo.
nor 90 remain, Sc MANUEL TORRES
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Don, Manuel forrcs to dts S.c5cf.0v of state.

"IITl IIf-Es
SIR IN the official nofe which addressed 10 von
on the 2O Of February Of the last year. soliciting The
recognition Of the Republic Of Colombia on tie part
OF fhe President Of the T. States, represented how
inporan, II was to my government q know il,o de-
termination Of I've Usiicd States respecting The said
demand
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JOHN L. COO AZ
4TTORNEY ~

a UIf.Nk 7 Ut L.4W,
w ILL regularly attend Ike courts in Cumberland Pow
W hatan and Goochand counties.
ScottsviIe, Powhaan March p tOs-we,v
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On the motion OF tie defendants by their counsel and
appearing O tue Satisfaction at court that The securs
for prosecuting the supr rseeas in tes cns G
sucient as ordered That unless tie plaintiff, having
reasonable notice of this order of before the 6lIeenh
dy OF March, give other good sufficient bat
tue sad SUITS respectively be dsmis seI.
cOpy-Iesie, Il. DANCE C. C. A
February ?. az 80, a
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m Co1Hntsioners OGoG Richmond, lfaych H. 1922
me parties Interested in the above suits which have ss
moved from the Frederick bura district chanrery cor 10
'hc caGcey court for this district by an order Of bat cont
are desired 10 iise notice, that have appointed ne ISL
cay OF april next 10 the direction OF lie frecoi
""rr OF court, on which day. O'Clock A. M. thcy he
IeIued to attend at my Office in this city the
Y.IaPtis. II. BAKER, N. O.
uthcn 10 f0t-te4,g
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-29

Upon Wits &c Supersedeas
10 judgements Of the Supe-
nor Court of Law Of Hem
r4co county.
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Montisi''o, 2Iti January, 1882.
slr-i thank for memoir the fossil tree, which
Nefy well written, and the conectrcs process OF
nature in producing it, plausible probable IL is
the of ,h, ever
with, though have seen many that tLought curions
once lay week wndbound in Portland King and
often and The n,uin,; fyo,, a h,n.
they get ali the Portland HIGH in
building In morning walk with American pas
sengers from the Luere,a Capt caehan, passed by
handsome house at the foot of the b with handsom
'front.' yard before it, Upon the top Of the post, of
this yard, lay fish coed UP in spiral figure which caught
my eye stopt and gazed at il with curo.ity-pre
seniy in the habit appearance substantial
well bred English gentleman appeared his door,
upon fish. This is couger eel a species that aboun
in these We tLsm the eptb of
now appears vas dug up nom tue bowels Of this mounian
at the depth of 10 feet below the midst of The
rocks sow sir said he ut the Tine ofthe deuge,
eenoourng seas were thrown into that mountain
this fish lying at the bottom, with the
and then petred in the posture in which he lay"
was charmed WIN the eioquence of this philosopher,
well as with his cvi, and said that could
Tor the phenomenou by any plausible or satisfactory
hypothesis This Is lofty hill and very steep aud in the
road up and down there Hat and
defaole extent The Portland stone frequent
y calls Tor huge masses from tons weight These
are loaded on very strong Wheels and by 10 or ~
pair OF horses. When they those Cat roc,
the side of the hill where the descent il Ih.y aLe
of pair of horses attach them behind the
and lash them up bill, while pair horses in
front nave to drag the wagon aud its load and pair
oil horses behind II backwards. give this
way oil comment Dr. Frankns argumen, against
mixed government That great ought not to have
English practice before New England existed and is a
happy Illustration of the necessity balanced govern.
late another fact Which Ind his mouth When he
hSed al Passy new quarry of opened in
was found among the rocks sharks perfect
saiion which suppose Portland friend would
for as he did for his conger eel though the tooth was not
petrifed
Excuse this whimsical letter. accept my repeated thanks
| LOT your memoir, and believe me 10 be,
Sour obliged friend and humble servant,
JOHN ADAMS
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DAVID w. PATTES0N

DROPOSEs to commence, aud In future f, practice lax
a in the several court. IN Stsun;Oa.
Iebfuare ~. af--u4,v
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oiiA,>C t;kA.-Vnsinia, 10 Wit In Halifax COUNTY
Il Court, 24th December. iar NNN'-
p mmzaoeih Pillow Poly Pillow; Sally Pillow William d.
Iow ana Eleanor iow, which said William b. and Flea
nor NJ are infants and by mother and next friend
Eicaner Pillow, aud Eleanor Pillow, pI,i,iiS.
against '""Ds'
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Ia Sat which had the houor to transmit to you
Gated t'e Joih oi November last, repeated the sub
stance Ui that Of the 20ih of February, and suggest
CD sumo additional power Iu reasons which urgently
required the positive knowledge of the decision of
the President of the United States in regard to II
question OF ~ much Importance 10 government in
Tue present circumstances, for the regulation at It's
political and commercial relations with other
uous.
ought not to conceal, Sir, my pain in being COM
PEELED TO distract your attention 10y requesting.
more, an answer To my former notes. This course,
1nder all circumstances AN Indispensable duty of my
station, has been rendered the more urgent by the
negotiations of peace between Colombia and Spain,
having lost all then Importance. la consequence oi
N" fenillsi.ar government tcIacously peisSng la
Us oHtrItdgaEt G"d unjust preiensions, the very
tune OF us most absolute incapac,;N and Impotence
invade the territory of the Republic or to prevent
the Prosperity winch s inhabitants hcgiu To
Joy blessing Of the Independence winch they have
gained by their arms, aud of the liberty which their
constitution secui Is them
he present stale of u,y health does not vet permit
me 10 'lsii The capital bat shall do as ]
eau uhueitaHe The Journey without inconv enience.
be pleased, SIR, To accept the homage of the sen
uments OF esteem, and distinguished consideration.
with which | have the honor TO he, &c
MANUEL TORRES.
! HE Secretary 81 State 10 Dan .iianuei Torres.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
W sh..gtOs, SD J1i. 1922
SIR: lnreierence TO Your letters of the 30ih of
November last, and the Cd of this month"; have the
honor OF informing you, that the subject To which
they relate ~ under the consideration of the Presi-
dent OF the United States whose Iefni,ive dec sion
concerning IT shail, when taken, he forthwith COM
mnnicated To you. Ia the mean time, should YOU e.
ceive a'lNces of the surrender oil Porto Cavco and
the iSihmus OF Panama, have TO request you would
favor me- with the information of those events as ear.
! ~ As mag suit your convenience.
pray You, sir tn accept the assurance of NV dis.
| tinguished consideration.
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" IHu! 10 Wit At Court Appeals held al tie
1spp"oi al The city Of Richmond. Friday January
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PUBLIC DOCUMENTS

Co7nl''ri ca tons from the .7.eats Of the Initial S,
ie'th Tie G0fcnmeats South rite Tinted Sues.
communicated TO Congress with Presidents 2,,s...>
REHliRI u, OF L,nL z Alt,. - ess'ENl
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John Richard aud Peter Chevale executors Of Ioseqs
GalieBo deceased, MchaelB. Poiudux and A. Leniosy,
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Complainant,

NChANCEhf.--At court held Louisa counT-- \,
ruary 1922 ~ ~ VI Feo-
" MAN s; oIo""' Complainant,
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Nln"iNiA ~ Rules hidden in CLERKS Oice Of Ie.
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years and months. She came to her death
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THE Committee of arrange

NHE Committee of Arrange
u ments for the Cattle Stou and Exhibition
Of Manufactures at Worcester, on the 25th in
slant, give notice, that pursuant to a vote of
the Trustees, a PubLick Dinner will be uroyid-
ed for the Agricultural Society, at the Hotel
of Messrs. HOWE & WHITE.-Tickets, at one
dollar each, will be reserved for the Members
until 10 o'clock, A. N. after which, should any
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contributions of the fine fruits of their gardens
and orchards. Dinner viii be on the table
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required, that some person shall be at each
OF the Pens constantly in charge of the AMI
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escape, and TO give such information as NAV
be proper for the Committee, in their examin-
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the Committee to form correct judgment of
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be reported for Premium.
By ordsro The Conansitfeeo Of .arran eentents.
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lit WORCESTER, on Wcduesdau, the e5hl Of
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afforded TO
Wnch this interesting which
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cedg and they doubt INDUSTRIOUS
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must give notice writing TO the Recording Secretary
epteer next that suitable proper
caion." a '' o ~ ""9 "
Ocers and Members the Society," Strangers and proceed
Inc South Mengous where Prayers will be
'' "i deheed y Member of the Board Of Trustees
House - ~ ~ ~ ~ e
Inc Procession will be conducted from the Meeting House.
tween tne ranges OF Pens for the of Animals
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appointed TO that duty on Tuesday the 9th of September;
articles must be entered with the Recording person
aPPona 10 receive Them before II O'clock the
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a. NJ m Clock M fine 25h The are respectful
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Tust IN the pubck spirit of their qualification afford
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w from nose and other conveniently situated County
he respective Committees Of Premiums
Premiums will be awarded in the o'clock P M
@ pgsdFe gdod oTaarl q fe aeda h e and
h0d speed TIE Pogs and Spindle Shuttle and the LOOM
LEVI LINCOLN.
1HEoPHIIUs WHEELER Committee
THqHA IS GIHfnA1MRRERLAlN, .arass"ars.
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