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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-05

against
Robert w, Emily t, and Patsy Gooeh infant children
Patsy dCoeh, dec cnuerly P4.y Wood sunpter Turner
aIn 4ease ms wife, Eeanor DOon and Thomas DoIon
which SAID Rachae Eleanor and Thomas. are children pf S.
ran DoIton, dec formerly Sarah Wood, Defendants.
Inc defendants SunpteI Turner Rachael his wife z
canor Doon aud Thomas Doton having entered their
appearance and given security according to law aud The nIes
1 eouit and At appearing The satisfaction Of the count
a' uey are not inhabitants OF the Virginia. on h,
motion OF the plaintiff y counsel ordered that they appear
mere on or before the fret day OF June answer
some newspaper printed in the city Richmond for eirh.
TeeH' cctsiSey and posted at the front Of the cont-
hcust OF this county DAY.
"A COPY. Te'te, ROBERT COWnERD, d. c. L. c.
'lHch IO6--wSv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-05

" ldlNlA Attitudes holden in the clerks office Of the
the 9th day OF Narch, 1926 '''
william fenwiek, Alice u. Williams .Ezccuitix Of the las,
WIZ and testament q william {. Williams, de cd and RUbett
OiNeT Hugh William Eyans, Of John Hethcote dec
So. Plaintiffs
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60 be Continucd.)

by virtue OF deed OF trust Col William Boil
ing and the 'ue'eriber by George Crawford Esq bearing
@ Tue SUN oil August 1929, aud recorded IN the
county Greenbe for the purposes therein mcnioned Wi,
ne ;od at the Eagle Hotel in the Ciy Of Richmond ST.
hay tHe i9IA day 81 Nay nsE at public auction the
bidu-r Tor cash, all that tract parcel of n OF so
nrc thereof will satisfy the purpose. which the said
e.u was executed lying and being the cf Green
containing ny late survey thousand hundred and
ofou acres, be the less. The said tract of
,shd einie aivanaeeously situated, the new
turnpike road leading TO the Falls OF the KanawIa Snc, Ii
Tie onyas vested trustee will be conveyed 60 the
purchaser: CHARLES ELLIS, Trustee.
l.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-05
Ertract Of a letter from the san,e to HE snu,e

Ertract Of letter from the same to the same.
.4uguSt 10Th, 1905.
mad an Interview with Id. N1ugraye yes.e--
aay' on the iaie seizure of our vessels, winch,
am sorry to observe, presented the prospect of 4
less favorable result than had anticpate from Tho
preceding one He asserted the principle. in The
iul est extent, that neutral power had no RICH, 10
commerce with the Colonies of an enemy in time
OF war, which it had not in time of peace and
that every extension of it in the former State, b.-
You'd the limit of the latter, was due TO the c,ces
sion OF Great Britain, not to the right of the ne-
tral Power denied the principle in equal extent,
and insisted that Great Britain had more right
10 war, to interfere with, control, the commerce
OF a neutral Power with the Colonies of an enemy
than she had in peace"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-05

s,Iuctlohs given TO you IRON time to tine, 1 for
ward you an examination of it, just published, in
which you will find variety of facts and views
OF the British principle and proceedings that may
be made to bear against them. will forward also,
in few days, copies of sundry memorials Fl ON the
merchants OF our maritime cities, explaining the
wrongs done them, and the disgust with which they
are filled. These, with other documents accompa-
nying them, will assist your endeavors TO make on
the British Government the impression which the
occasion calls for.''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-05
Ertraet Of a letter from yH,. .nouroe to Mr..
Madison.

LONDON, .1ugust 9th 1910.
On the day OF my return here, one of our
vessels, the Enoch, under circumstances precisely
similar TO those in the case of the Aurora, was
condemned by the Admiralty. Several others
have since been brought in on the same principIe
whose cases are now before the Court. have
taken the subject up in connection with the other
topics that were depending before set out for
Spain send you copy of my letter to Lord
Muisrave, and of his answer TO il. beg TO as
sure you, that shall push tbs business with
pFomptltude and decision, some result, TO place
before the President correct view of the pelcv
OF ms Government towards the United States. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-05

foMMlrrED to the jail Of Norfolk county as Runaway,
Negro man named Henry Drury, about 81 years of age
ee' nehe nigh stout made, and Of light complexion Ia,
his right shoulder Gays that il va, oceayio Inv
New York. "
ply with the regulations vi tie law such cases. OF he will b,
dealt with accordingly. VIII. BARNARD,
Jailor vi Norfolk county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-05

NlEGINlA. Alta Superior lCourt oC Cb.neerv holden
Feb, 1896 "s ''n uay u
Nanoy Doodw'n, Pia.
sarah GOODWIN, evceuriz and deeisee Of Reuben Goodwin
"' r :, a,on "ranI'nd and james l. Goodwin Defdt.
n cause came Oh this day 20 he heard on the bl
tMoi', ana examinations Of Witnesses, and wa, argued by
eouhse On confederation Whereof the oourt doth sJiudse
olsr and decree, that the defendants 10 deliver m G .
on 'he slave Thor nton, in The hill nenoueJ and render an
OF M hres since the death Of the said Reuben C;goi
W dec hcipre commissioner NJ the court who
e'9mne state and settle the said account and report the e
20 we court VIZ any matters specially stated deemed ert
he ny hsei or which be required nv The oart;. r. c
30 s'"td' Cory. Tcste, VII. W. HENiNGee
r cg01.h i2Hc'S OGisc Richmond, AprR 49, fsa6
The Fttss inlee'tcd win please take notice ,b,, have
app'ed ne 25ih Day Of Day nest 70 commence he account
dmecttd ~ ihe foregoing order cf court on Which Law At
eotk a. NJ hey are required At nv o0ic In fu
day Wn nc Necessary parc aud vouchers ready for exan
"'sYl sI,, f'"ti"t"'' H. BAKER. ~ {.
' tfi--wfm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-05

La"d-UBict, Fisind, MaycA No. 1923.
conformity TO act entitled" An reduce into one
act the several acts concerning Eeheaors passed ON the
ON diy OF january 1879 10 hereby make known to all
wh9n may that appears hy the certificate Of the
Eehtaor Tor the county Of Ohio dated Dec. 2 1925 and re-
eeved into the Land Office the ih Feb 1896 thar m in,n
sHcn and oiice found the Esd day of November 1895 lie
i0l1"is ilh late the property OF James Marshall dec hath
tcha'ed To The commonwealth ~ and an half acres in
The county OF Ohio, the line between P,u,yly,nia and Yin
GINA W. SELpEN Re- TaaS o. ~ Il"
riarLh 81. ,nn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-05
Extract Of letter from the same to the same

Extract Of a letter from the same to the same.
September 2, 1905.
Respecting the late seizure of our vessels
here, wrote you by the Messrs. Pringle, OF which
letter now enclose you copy. Since then, I
nave mel hsr seen, nor heard from, Lord Mulgrave
MT Ewing will communicate to you what passed
between him and MIR. Hammond, two DAYS past uD-
on The subject Il is probable that this Govern
men' may seek to avoid any further explanation or
communication with me on it, TO keen omen tho
claim, tior right it cannot be calledj to revive
the measure hereafter, at pleasure With that
view and 10 get rid of the present pressure. il Is
also probable that so many of the vessels have
been dismissed without trial, in the expectation
tha' 1t would be satisfactory. But ann disposed
to push the affair to positive result. It is i'm
porIani to the future harmony of the two coun-
tries that the right Of each party should be SET
tled'' " '''-
have, as you will observe, been impe led in
my design, OF Immediately proceeding to the Uni.
ted States alter my arrival here, by the seizure of
our vessels, and the discussion incident 10 il /,
is not improbable that may sail . II in the course
oil the autumn, as ain very DESTROYS to do
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-05

~, tOf1IH-5.lolcrS-UDfc BprX II, 1875.
The parties interested will please take notice that have
aPoned me - day Of June noxtto the execution
ne creditor. Of Edward w. Trent dec are required ,po
uuoe the claims before that they may reported to he
court and on which said day the parties are esnre N %
M Office in THE city with The neceafy dotmmep,s resdg
Tor tNamig1on aud settlement AMOS LADD BE {.
NpIH ii'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-05
Against

Julius Power, aud John u. Daniel DsGs So
Inc Defendant William d. Taylor, having entered bic
and the rules Of this court and appearing bv ss,lsrtory
Idense that he Is not an nhabtan Of this county his of
a. na mo SAID Defendant do appear here first day Il
the mex, term and the bin of the plaioT. ard ~,
copy OF Tins order be forthwith inserted in new.paper
aud posted the mont Of the Capitol in the ,aJ i
Apsili II. III ~ Sc . G
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-05
March 81.

lhuINIA At rules holden in the clerks Office Of tie
county court Of Charlotte the 10th day of February
James Vaughan and Martha Cook Plaintiff,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-05

chaneery: Virginia at Superior Court Of Chaneerv
OF March, 1926: 49, ''
Archibald Campbell and other pnGa
Against A"'
Martha Trent ezx Of Edward W. Trent, dec < other, Dr.
Martha Trent exrx Of Edward w. Trent, dec. PR.
Against -"
'o,,Pn n trent and fTsnei. Ieiper DIS.
sons appearing the doth order that Martha Trnt he
yeendSnt ia the first suit 1.-The pllinG in the second suit
10 render further account Of her administration Of her m
ors estate Subsequent 10 the last settlement and tina, the
VINO may act do advertise for six weeks for all
Of Euald w Trent dec TO produce their claims
before tue commissioners who directed TO report Inc
matters 70 he court With my other specially stated
d. ] 'i,lnent ny hlm,eli or which may be required by
'ne P''ues 70 oe 50 stated. Aeepy. Teste,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-05

-, '"""iiSst'He'S elce, ischnIond, i5th ApT 1895.
me Paes Interested N the execution Of tie above order
VIII ta%e notice, that have appointed The 14l day June
next comnence, al this Office, the exccuti on of said cider
as one Of the commissioners of the Richmond Sunerior ou
OF Chaucey at which time and place, hey are required 10
attend m conformity with the said ORDER with the necessary
account. documents proofs, enable me to The
winch 10y said order devoved Commissioner Of he
SAID coGli. Wh g. PENDLETON, Conr
Aprilii. ti20,re
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-05
March Il. iOs-wswE wiNsI36w IRRio5iIl1NsoN

IN CHANCERV. At quarterly court continued and he
= iot Louisa county the 18th day Of March, 1895
Elizabeth Wood, Piain,isr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-05

" lhGINlA at Superior Court of Chancery holden ;he
1924. 10y VI juno
William w. Loswood and Thomas Lo.wood infant, by
hoher Poor their next freud the Robert Poor SUI
vi'n5 exor. OF Edmund LoswooI deceased, Piifl.
Edmund Locket as admor with the will annexed Of Tho.
Logwood deceased and in his right, Richard C. Noel
William H. Taylor, MickeborouSh Montague, John j.
Winston exdf. OF Thomas Logwooa deceased.
THIS cause IN which the Plaintiffs appear have
mode prescribed by aT agans, the defendants
C. Noel and John j. Wiuston who are out OF hi. county
came on this be heard the BILL the answers of the
other defendants aud amended answer of Edmund Locked
filed by Coz ent, and exhibits aud argued by counsel
on consde'an Whereof and 10y of the plaintiff and
he defendant Edmund LOoket 10y COUNSEL the court doth adj
judge order and decree a The defendant Edmund Lock,tt
administrator with the viii annexed of Thomas Lprood
d" render account of the administration Of the said Thorn
az ioswood, dec the estate Of Edmund Loswood dec
also an account 81 The guaraushp Of the laid Thomas Log
wood dec tor the PLAINTIFF; the defend
administration the the Thonls Log
wood, dec before commissioner Of the court who
to examine, state and settle and report the same 10 the court
with any matters specially stated, deemed pertinent nv himself
(which may he required by ht Pa-iic to I've stalled
At Ief ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-05
ErirGct Of u letter from the sumo 10 HE ,o,,e.

Erfract Of u letter from the same 10 The sonc.
October IS, 1905.
Having waited near three weeks alto, ,n,,
letter OF the 23I ult to Lord Mulerave. ,vi,bon,
hearing from him, wrote him again on the ION
lnHatt, and stated that, by the permission Of the
president proposed TO sail 10 the u. State. ibis
autumn, and as the favorable reason is far sdvan-
eed, wished TO depart with the leas, possible DELI
that should be happy to see the interesting con.
Germs depending between our Governments. s,,is-
iactorlly arranged before sailed that had bsen
and should continue to be, prepared 70 enter ON
them while remained in England and tina, the
TIME OF my departure would be made subse,,;ea,
70 that very important object. To this nofe 70
ceiyed, some days afterwards, short ansvvcr
winch promised As carly a reply to my com,nrni,
haIon' as The additional matter contained in tia,
OF the I'D ut. would permit. Having ,akcn The
liberty TO inform you, from Madrid, tina; sbouJ
sail Tor the United States, soon after mo s,ri,.i
mere, 1t was my intention, after making e,i, sv
pertinent to arrange The concerns with this Gov
eminent, to have departed forthwith. be tb. sur
cess OF i what it might. | considered myself a.
having the permission Of the President IN rs,,rr
nome, after such an experiment, and il was vo,,
much my wish, and that Of my family to Avail
ourselves OF ~. But unfortunately, at thar period
lhe seizures which bad jus, before commenced
began 20 assume serious form. IL became m -
lu'y5in my hrs letter 70 Lord AIulgrsye 10 NOTE.
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4 1926 --1''" .''"'
Daniel FlournOy, Miles Bot, David Lopraac aud Daniel
Chcltham pI,in,;G;
Against
Amnon Ehu, Phehe N. Elan, the widow Alolniu, Au-
gu'ts tiam W iam Daniel Elam and Samuel Greed Elm
w. , miami ohiliIen OF Moab iiam dec Dcfs
attorney and filed their bill against the defendants atd il APP
paing TO The satisfaction OF the the defendants
Phehe u, Adolphus Augustus, Wiam IaLiel and Samuel
creed Elan, not inhabitants of this commonwealth on
The motion OF the plaintiffs by thee, attorney Aforesaid is
ordered and decreed by the COURT ta unless the said last
named defendants do appear here the second
Monday M June nex and the p.intis' hill the same
shall ne taken for confessed and the matter thereof ecreed
accordingly and 1t further ordce ed copy of this orie
be forthwith published in the Richmond Enquirer for two
months suecesive and another copy posted the front door
OF the courthouse Of this for successive cpurt ,vs
a copy Festc. LAWSON NUNNALLY, II. q.
April III Ii2- ws,.s
IN chane,ry In Northumberland county court 18Th
March, 1896
Fleming Bates eomPrt
Richard H. Harrington, Royslon Bets Jr. and John Meath
III, defts
Ihe defendant Richard H. Harrington not having entered
given security according the Of Assem-
y, ana me rules OF this court aud appearing the atac-
o OF the court that he an inaabtaut u, this State
the SAID defendant do appear here the first day of Jun.
term next and answer the bill of the comp aud that copy
OF thiS order he forthwith eed for successive nh.
IN some newspaper published in the city Richmond and an
Other copy thereof posted up the door of the
house OF this county. copy. Teste
SAM. LELAND d. c. c.
-tPIh II. Ill WHY'S
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-28
From The National Journal.

The Message of the President of United States 10
the House OF Representatives, i'll reply their call for in
formation respecting the Mission to Panama, has had the
eject which every anticipated. 1t has produced
raj conviction that the policy wise and SAT-, one
and that the adoption of the measure will nateraliv adj
vance the and future interests and honor Of our
county Notwithstanding the violent effort which has
been made TO make this mission the ground work Of an op-
position to the administrations and the sevcring
of some personal enemies Of the President to enlist public
OPINION on their side against him. progress made
Since the publication pf the Message and wherever has
appeared pubic sentiment has been almost universal
favor Of the administration, and has UNIVERSAL con-
demncd the opposition TO it, This merely cur opin-
inntis the spontaneous opinion of people In proof
OF tins we add to-day TO the extracts given yesterday
the SUBJECT and we shall increase thep hereater though
IN so doing should bring upon a repetition of the
mPutaton OF the ncl!igcncer that believe Mr. MS
can DO no wrong We do not envy the Inelgencer
sHmed middle ground, particularly while tine occupation of
mat ground requires IT to look with Indifference, when
all the engines that cunning and arthcc can use are mt in
requi5on to- embarrass the administrations and IN ms,
down every individual connected with it, for the sole pur-
pos5 Of putting up other men in their places.
From He Ncw York .7n,sricaD
Il IS with unaffected pride Americans tat q, .
TO readers this evening the Mcssag Of the President nj
the United States the House of Representatives
appropriations for the Panama Mission, and setting forth
the grounds which he deemed advisable IN arcen, ,e
necessarily excluded much other but the deem ,er
which has been given this subject arising as ,e
from its intrinsic Importance; from the embered and
iaciious opposition which has given RISE will we think
serve as an apology.
From the Baltimore GazcHc.
We publish to-day the Of Mr. Adams in answer
to the resolution Of the House Of Representatives asking
information respecting the proposed Congress injecting
OF diplomatic agents" at Panama This message highly
interesting. 1t appears 20 be plain statement the
views Of the President which, generally speaking are be-
rail- enlightened and such be satisfactory TO the pco-
81 p! 'se T0i!ei S.--. Ca" maurer i9 b-,I 'gaiGc5
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-28
PUBLIC NOTICE.

virtue Of deed Of trust executed 10 the subscribe
- by Richard Gatewood, bearing date on the 9th lay
OF December, 1870, and recorded in the clerks office ,f
C'roe county court, the 12th day September, 1872
we shall proceed the 9TH day Of April 1926 ON the
premises To expose TO sale, for four hunded acres Of
hahd' situated N the county Of Caroline much there
o. dS WIN DC suicicnt 10 pay of and fully discharge what
ever balance may be due and unpaid At the time Of tho
safe thereoi:-whch said land atioius the lands If I'd
mund Pendciou Edmund Peudleton, IT, Hiram fIor4
ana "onn Gayle is deemed unnecessary By the sulscr
bers 70 speak OF the quality Land as those disosed
to purchase will before the day Of sale v.cv, the
premises Nc i,Ic other than such as Is vested in the
subscribers. viii be made 10 hc purchaser
THOMAS BERRT) 5
match t-,., = -s'-es
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-28
I'LL, ,rR IfiHKS


EXtr'ct of letter from gentleman in Zar.e ~ he cor
respondents in Boston, dated Dec z
Thc struggle by the Greeks wears at this moment, an
"nfavorable aspect and is considered rather desperate
The combined Turkish and Egyptian Fleets have been oA
this port for II days With division In bIort 40
SsolonGh 1t has since, from another division landed
large body dGScpiacd Troops and Arab Cavalry on ,lr
coast OF the Morea opposite this island These are
committing great rvnges and exccsses having burned the
town of tastouni, in Achaa, opposite, 10 miles distant
and put 700 to the sword-the women and children es
Gaping hithcr in open boats.
Extract from letter from Smyrna Jan received ner
Susnn'We have interesting from the NIorea
Our last advices from Msoongh say that Rcschd paca
continued bombardng that fortress was reduced almost
tn heap Of ruins, and eventually fall 1t was obs,i
nateIy defended by few thousand Greeks, who some
French officers who lately there appear.d re,
mined rather to perish than to surrenrrThe defence of
t'' pace continues To excite the admiration
kescd Pacha It appears. sent To Ihraim Pacha for the
aid o his troops subdue Aissolongh offered 10 give
itprovirt he commanded his troops person. 10 which the
former objected upon the ground that he serasnuer
that country, aud ,ha should comma nd but himself
Iht', the affair rested at the last dates.
me urkish forces are able march 10 any pout
OF M"rHa they choose, a'd it is supposed RIssolong
which has long sustained scge will shortly fall into ieir
hands-the heavy guns from the Turkish frioat,s Inv
meaus OF RATS, sending shot within the forfcatinnS
We have been favored with Smyrna papers to Jan o
received hy the brig Susan Capt Pratt arrived Yesterday
but their accounts of the war between the
Greeks and the Turks are not of late date They t,,
that Mi'soonghi held on the 18th of Dec bat was FIX
pected to fall that Ibraha Pacha gone from Pa
iaS 10 active service that the Greeks had lost re shin
IN useless attempt upon the Turkish feet and that a
Russian, Sandman, and Ang,o-Ionian vessel had
been taken by the Greeks.
News Of the death Of the Emperor Alexander of Russia
reached Constannople Dec 90, with the account that
stantlnc was TO succeed him.
An Austrian vessel of has taken one and burn. no.
iher Greek vessel, denomnatins them pirates.
Boston PGpcr.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-28
SIOR IL,

ALEXATDREA, March Rive learn from Washing
ton that fiat place yesterday visited with one of
the most dreadful storms of wind experienced for
years From various sources, learn, that one OF
the south windows Of at part of the Capitol occupied
py 'ne House OF Representatives, was blown in and
both Flags carried away--a workshop in the Capitol
yard was blown down; also a Methodist Church-seve-
raj carriages and wagon load of bay, were turned
oyer-some houses, in the immediate vicinity of the
Washington bridge, were injured severely, in one of
which, child lost IFS life by the falling of chimney
part of the railing OF the bridge was also blown down
10 this place, we are h1ppy TO say, the violence Of
'he storm was not felt. wind blew fresh but no
damage was xPerienced.-[G Gazette.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-28

received letter OF the 10th instant from Madrid in
which we lind some explanations upon the ru,nor ea
i've 10 rupture between England and Spain hseems
that this ruinor was not altogether unfoundcd The
British Cabinet had in effect claimed the execution o
the decree of the Corcs, passed l8 for the
OF indennitics due from Spain TO English merchants
whose property had been seized by pirates of the Ia-
vana.
The Spanish government persstiug in civ ing no am
s'Ver, and the opening of Parliament approaching Mr.:
Canning sent instructions to MIR. Lamb for him TO re-
fure decision III Twenty four hours, aad in case of
refusal he enoined him TO declare tiat England would
take possession Of The Havana and Porto Rico The
Spanish Ministcs al last replied, that every thing
should be arranged riding to Mr. Canning's will. ),
Such is the result o spirit aud decision
The Constitutional observes--s'A letter from Ham
burg, addressed 10 commercial house, at Paris an
nonccs that expresses which reached that town on the
18Th inst from 81. Petersburg, brought intelligence of
fresh disturbances of the most serious nature bavipr
broken out in that capita.n
They write US from Colmar, on Jan o. that com
mercal hou at Basic, received on the preceding day
letters from Warsaw written by persons worthy of
DIT, which announce that the Polish troops Tor Russians
stationed in Poiand) refuse 10 take the ath to thu, En-
pcror Nicholas, ard that nj Warsaw there had brokon
forth very alarming sedtion, which was not nut down
at the departure OF the courier, who was the bearer
of tho letters.