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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-06
Ten Dollars Rr,rnrd

~ away from the subscriber Tuesday morning Ia,,
~ the 18th Instant Indicated prencs In H.. o.L
making business, named John Lunsford between 10 and %
yeas o. age sboe feet inches high and ofsIende, ana
eI' Iom' ahd hight complexion. He had on blue broad
ION o'a whte hat with Grape il. he is from Surrv
a. where his connections living; he is in oomp,
i young Lad who has been sednced by the said Iup
oId to accompany him to Alabama, where be ia, biobe
NV ana mas lately received letter from him. which letter
e Ia, G "nh h,m' IL IS expected he wsll Stop al Lynch
ng' "iCh place he said wUud his first soupip, ,ce
an peson' are forbid trusting, hafborig or enpoyng him
w any way, D; the law will ia all be put force The
wiz be PAID To auy person who will apprehend
m so mat can get him. and al reasonable expenses paid for
~ delivery TO me III Richmond N TICIlItNorS
March 2. " o. Oh'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-06
SHAArONDALE SppINCS

f'HE Boarding House will he opened for the acco,os
n tiun of visitors, at the usual time
unier'sned one OF the Propretor Of this evablmen
I ia us permanent prosperity, has taken care to
max ample a'ran emen for the OF
nd haer' h;e that the most satisfaction will he r
NO 'hf Puo'iek' L. w. LACKLAND.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-06
TRUST SALE

" virtue Of deed Of trust ofrecord in the COMMIT, .
~ Cumberland by Thomas Adams for the pvno,c t 81
ing 10 Langhorhe and Soruggs certain sum Of r
mentioned hall proceed sell the highest for c,
on the premises Thursday the 29b day ofJnnr laos
halt acre los Of land lying in the OF Caira and
uns IN Tie plan Of 'aid town by the Nos O. and ~ ~ a.
Tueh thereof a. may be sufficient to pay the debts 10 ~
said deed. ROBT WOet,r t,Vy ~" W MN w
Richmond Nav 50. G-g,J' - i'u'iee'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-06
PennsuIpnnin Chin,neu -afnrLI

Viz subscriber, connexon with Inc ptop,t,r. n an No.
- tenye Water Power Saw Mill, /, prspsr,J 4, s,,,I,
sy quantity OF ibe different kinds Of Penusyysnia
short sight. TsAAc, "a - 7. t,et fg,9nees al
Marble Cater.Iane street. between Seventh & Eirhfb
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-06
.dDVEP 7TSEIfENT

iiE tract Of Land called Hill Grove, containing ahcv.
900 acres, lying IN the lower end OF Amelia county for
mey advertised sl for sale. IL would make cxcellen
cotton plantation IL will he sold all tosater divided mt,
parcels. The terms will he accommodating.
Utgwani, marchi g9-r WlI B. GILES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-06
IreasuIy Drrarlment. I'D Anfil. -

Arorr,,r, treasury Department, ist April, 1895.
~ OliOE hereby given the Poprieto of the civ "a.
cent stock OF 1913, loan Of S75O0OOO that the princn,
sara siook remaining unpaid aud the interest which MAJ
~ % con al the time, will be paid the said propret
~ 70 ne legal representatives. duly authorised ON The q,
way o. July next at the Treasury in Washington or at such
may stand '' F"'" VI Sdiu s'ook
loioImaonis further given that surrender Of The oer
aus OF me said six per stock of 1915 will he rsp,;rsd
inc time OF redemption, and tina, the interest thereon %
'S'e ana determine on the 30th day Of June, 1926.
April7. 70 ~ ' a trca,Iry'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-06
MAY so.
CURLES For SALE

VIE subscriber duly author 10 s.Ilthi. x,,,.,
- on which he resides, belonging 10 his fb.r W. ~
mas estate has been recently advertised AMI ~ i
estate pa the rs description Of deemed unnecessary No
are very convenient and in good r and eve 80 S
per%e a mad. IN EIo d.; ordS, O' cultivation sinai.
ha Is admirably adapted the growth If ,ba, -
puea The r. sell ,sk % be bad by those disposed
NC. may he had at valuation will seed ro ,hs h
the subscriber w Nv, psMuouiars refer 10
Curles. July 2. WADE nioSDi III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-06
NOTICE.

VIE Stockholders of the Meehaucksyle Turnpike Com
Pany hereby required pay, before the 10Th
day June next nineteen dollars each share held 10y
1em respectively IN the capital stock Of the company
BY order Of the President and Directors
u. NJ CARING ron, Treasurer
may L. i-t,O,bJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-06
L,lnntic Hnspilnl. IpiLLin,1sb,,ro

NOTICE. hereby given that al the oel ~ thi' in,rti
are occupied aud That 10 patient will be receiver
until some 81 the said ecs gscant due notice Of which
ne gwen By order IT the Court Of Directors.
., LEO HENLEY, r. I'd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-06

1ac subscriber has for SUE.
~ ((lln SPANISH HIDES Of four ,e,,,,, o,..j,
$50 Richmond slaughter hides and eaif skin, In the
low saeS soa leather OF every quality from b,s, Phiadel
Ph'a boot leather 10 the most inferior ~ ~
100 sides best Northern skirng leather
Hogskns and barnes. leather
Black and fair bride DO.
Leopard, bear hair seal and .heepssins
Morocco skins Of every description bo, Nober, and ,,;
moni Manufactured N"u Ais"
ioVV IDS WOOL at las morocco manufacorv
Shoe thread Of all kinds " " ius
Shoemakei's and curriers' tools
Coach lace, fringe, tassels, &c
WILLIAM CRANE
May so. ABOVE 'ne Sci. Iavern>
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-06

The Pensacola Gaz. of the Goth ult. received BY
the Hope, states that the ship Constellation wa
then in port: establishing the fact that there wa
sufficient depth of water on the bar 10 permit he
cross.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-06
.NO1uCE-

.WOTTCE.
w y hereby caution III person, agan., pufnr ,7v ,t
loading on om bo1i', will not be- rrsp9usibe C
any loss thai might be sustained. '' '0'
ca Ira, May 81. "1'ANS = ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-06

a canal boat arrived in Albany last weei, from
hoekport, with the mammoth cargo OF 465 bar
rels of -four.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-06
Conmiftisnfrs oil
he raffffs trfr..f.

IT.. tonmf'i5nfrs one, Richmond, Man ed feQe
sn Iats nietesied will please take nofiee ts have
~ I,''"s IS'h dy Of September next 10 eontper~.
,ns oO,,s prescribed by the foregoing o,der oG M,
~ "a WhehdV AZ 3 o'clock a. NJ they sre reerired
@o; ready ior examination and settlement ''-'"''''
'--wsw AMOS IADD. RI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-06
.Aanager's- Office, Raleigh, ~. c..

'Aanager's- Office, Raleigh, ~: C.
j. b. P'4TES s. A. ypLNTYRE, Managers.
.Ma'yfand University Lottery,
Sixth class, Gew series-To be drawn 9Th Iu1r 1905
highest prizes $4,000, 10, 900, 6 900. &c. S.c.
Whole Ticket, do-Shares in proportion
~ constant supply Of Tickets in each Lottery the
n'aha; enCni OF Yates M'Intyre, KEEP, for sale ~
r Orders enclosing ash prizes pos, paid will mee,
with prompt attention, If addressed 10 r' ' "''''
49,, "a YATES & N'INTYRE,
may -. "-'j at either Raleigh n Fayetteville C
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-06

ec"'' ne uiVluenos are limited to 10
cent The stock is all subscribed. ". Y. .ayu
MOUNT PLEASANT, Ohio, May 6.-The day
before yesterday, ith instant, number of trees
caught fire. about one mile from this place. and as
the wind was high, the fire likely to spread TO
considerable eXtent To stop its progress Tho mas
Getton undertook 10 cut down OF the trees; but
IN the act, a large limb burned off, and fell upon
his head, his skull was dashed % pieces, and he
instantly expired. Hewas but short distance
from the house, and when our informant, who was
about hundred yards distant, arrived at the spot,
he beheld a scene which may be imagined, but OF
which words convey no idea The shrieks of
agony and despair, uttered by the affectonate wife,
who had arrived at the spot and was embracing her
deceased husband added 10 the perilous situation in
which they were placed, the clothes of both having
actually caught fire. was calculated TO inspire those
feelings which the sympathetic heart can duly ap-
preciate. Tue deceased has left a tender compan-
ION and large family Of children, to noun his I'M
nmeiy end Jefferson Gaz.
Mr.. Noah OF the New York Advocate saws.
" We have received a letter from Christian Ros-
Inns and James Workman, Esqrs. New Orleans,
enclosing as committee, check for 100 dollars
Tor the relief oil Robert S. Coffin the Boston Bard
which will be transmitted 10 him at Boston,
cooper, the velist, with his family, has taken
his passage on board the Hudson captain Champ
lin, which sails the Ist. OF June next, for Lon
don.
IL Is stated in New York paper tina, % steam
boats are employed on the North River the present
season.
'fTrsrdt Extraordinary. One hundred barrels
| and one hundred iirlsins of lard arrived at New
York on Friday, in IL days from Cleveland Ohio
via. Lrie Canal, by the Troy and Black Rock
| line
lamb one year old was lately killed in Sand.
witch, which weighed after it was dressed one huns
dred and twenty three pounds, exclusive OF the
| fleece.
a canal boat arrived in Albany last week from
Loekport, with the mammoth cargo OF 465 bar.
! rels of -four.
The Pensacola Gaz. of the 10th ult received bv
'ne nope states that the ship Constellation wa:
then in port: establishing the fact ,hat there wa.
sufficient depth of water on the bar to permit hel
| cross.
| -,---
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-06
Ydtua6ic Estate for Sale or Erc60noe-

Ydtud6tc Estate for sale or Erchnnge.
VIE subscriber WISHES 10 sell exchange The Lam
a wherein he resides containing $50 acre Iy,r- -,
Spoiylyana county, on the road leading from Frederick
nWg tome Orange SPRINGS 20 mules frOm former aud -
isou The latter place On tiis estate Is Msnufsct,,,,
ut M and by one skilled 10 ihe manufacturing buslnr,
Iuen msh o9 done. a. 60 the GfI MIL II is considered
decidedly the best in the country. having almost constant
poymeni and would be gond stand for Grocery or Dry
u'Jd Siorc under proper management This tract i. fli,
equal superior 10 any in the The ,
Povemenis are new Dwelling House, well fitted for The
nanuef, neatly painted inside and out with all necessary m
houses 6atdFn' &C The situation J.. hsh, pleasant and a.
hanisone az any fn the country, wi never falling gp,r
Of good water any inthe Slate The Plantation - in %
order and contains from $50 70 40Jace' cleared land The
hl'nre M wo51 Any person from the lower country or
tLewhcrc, who wants pleasant country resiIeot. in Jt
"eshhorhgod whI do well 70 own h property The mode.
~ PymsW W'u Oe accommodating. che subseriher will ri.
bee srii Tor Cash young Ntgoe picosr lonr ere
~ Or eNchansc for 1nd. II good quality and title ~ Zen
Estate offered for The accommodation Of his i,uiIv b
wish 20 move 70 The Wet Prr.0ns WISHING To- oynhi, E,fe
will make immediate application. iOuE WiiIrI'
Spo;isy lyanff CO.. NAV 90. q-f.-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-06

Great Cock-.Ma.ch at Hanover Courthousc,
the i4ih June next and continued days Caroline
" and King William against Hanover and fenrico Thirty
cocks will be 'hewn each side - dolls fight, and 500
dolls the odd The last day Battle Royal The COG kes
val be furnished with amp accomm odation,.
P.S. AWeieh Main will be also fought.
26. OF.
.. The report OF the ,ek fight being put of unfoundcd
\ PUBLIC Examination of the Scholar, at the WIswam
uammar School will take place the iih and 18th of
he present month"; June9 All who may feel any interest IN
hs OF the youth of that School are fully
invited 10 attend WIN. II. GILES
-, BARTHOLOMEW EGAN.
:, w. It'd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-06
College oF Itlyy;,,,,, ,,,,,J -

rTVTiE Visitors anil Governors Of This Ingtityfior -;
10 recocct that their Annual Convocsi;o, = Plc9sc
Tuesday the 4h day NJ July II IS alnos, ,mpersa To-
dance Of those TO whom t' government Is NOR" aen
Committed. ''Peoiaiiy
THE Annual Examination Of The Student. /, ,b.c.n
Whinm and Mary viii commence on satnrdsv ,t" e. s ~
June and close on the 81 Of July Parents and Cps;
the Puoic generally arc respectfully requested 70 All
william 4 Mary corere -f,s no ''ii1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-06
TRUST Sale

ESf virtue ola deed OF executed by John SIavden 60
AZ the undersigned, and duly the office of
County, will sll to the highest bidder for ash
at the tavern Of WIN. Ts'ey, County of Hanoye
On Saturday the 10Th OF this month"; Iune two NEGROES 10
satisfy the purposes OF said deed.
NJ. WoODSoN,
June T--H Til MIEURE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-06

Mr.. Noah OF the New York Advocate SAYS,
" We have received letter from Christian Ros-
Inns and James Workman, Esqrs. New Orleans,
enclosing as committee, check for 100 dollars
Tor the relief OF Robert S. Coffin, the Boston Bard
which will be transmitted 10 him at Boston,"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-06

Louisville CanaI.-A law has been nasssl ~.
congress authorizing the purchase of 1000 sbarss
Py the United States in the Louisville Canal =,
the Falls OF Ohio, in Kentucky. THE sdvsn,5os,
OF the canal will be numerous and great. T6a o.,
sustained annually by the commerce oftbe oIio -
consequence OF the obstruction Of the Falls has hem
rated at 0VO,OOO to 5000, 600. The singls e.
draysge round the Falls has been rae 40" . mo OIL
The canal was begun in March, and will 1870,
be completed in Novtmber, 1927, al an svoaa.y
Of $3I7,OOO; and with the land, docks. and o,ta-
contingencies, viii cost in all about 400 000 ~
stock consists Of 5000 shares, at eIoo escb ne PC
which not more than $40 will he called for 7, VI
- be 100 feet wide, and capacious epougb r., ~
1aises; Steamboats, The fill Of water i 27 fss'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-06
LA.uES RIVER LAND ron Sg1.p

SAFE valuable tract Of Land the county ,, Posb,
-, & i,uHed on lanes River, twenty FIVE miles from the
Ivy VI ehm9n1 and two miles below the ter mnaion Of The
htVei CaniIlt Contains from FIVE hundred acfcs
y d when IS hs rate low grothd in tine state for eu
u'H'to-the high land genera fertile of fret re to
wv, wen t'noered The Improvements are an over.e,r
aug negroes housesi good hsrn and machine new
taOIe and corn house, with two commoi,, t,bsccn
PPeGfs OF the above tract Of ld, disposed 10 sell
lr t u terms being anxious To do So they invite gen
W'hins To invest money valuable landed nroner
70 e,' upon either Doctor Samuel Plea,an or william
,a' te''Ins SIX mile from Richmond in the comfy of
i'co' OF 10 Mr. Jno VanLew of the civ Nr B,,. The
upon the place. wil shev it any person inclined to
Shillel1h, HAY 20. r,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-06

SAco, (Mane,) May 9--On Thursday the
21ih ult. as man by The name of Bradbury. NJ
Brown1eld, IN this state, was al work with hi.
team in wood about eight rod, from his borse
he discovered hole under the decayed roo, of >
large Tree, which he was induced to examine
rom the supPo.i'ion that it might have been the
ioTmer resort OF some wild beast Alter consl-
derable knocking at the entrance of the den and
finding no one had the politeness to bid him wall,
iD,' he ventured TO Introduce the end of bis ~,
goad; upon which large bear not so well ar
quainled with this kind of treatment as oil p,c,.
aid Golding, uttered horrible growl and snr,,r,-
at him; but falling in her attempts to SON. he
hand she Tetreated to the back part of Tie cavern
where her voice, united with that OF two comp,n >
ions, formed language not very well caIeuiot.d
to charm the nearer. Mr.. g. not to be inti,cid,,ed
by the singular AMI uncouih noise, and waiting with
patience at the mouth of the den till their p3ssion
had somewhat subsidized, then ran a few rods. nick
ell up his axe, and returned-and after speodi,e
near four hours in fruitIess exertions To obi,in
slsance, he formed the resolution of attenc,in 10
oesphch 'hem himself. He accordingly stepped
INTO the entrance OF The den and second time in
troJuced the end OF his OK goad, which he hal No
sooner done than Bruin, with his two coro,,,,,,
rushed out upon him, when he gave the foremost
one blow with his axe that severed his head f-or,
MS body;--the second was stunned, and the third
winch appeared to be the old dam received a blo,,
that broke her upper jaw, and obliged her to retreat
mo the deh' Alter despatching The one which he
had already stunned, Mr.. Bradbury at,emn,eJ ~
force the old dam from her retreat; but not relish
ing her frst Interview, she kept her quarters which
compelled him to make an attack in ano,he' he
ton. lie consequently stopped the entrance of tho
den, and then cut a hole through the ton. and No
sooner was an opening made than she sprano nm,
upo" him. when she received the whole blade If
inc axe IN hef head' winch was repeated three times
before she was brought to the ground 7, il
posed the old dam has been for several wear. ,,,,
ing IN the vicinity of this place, COMMITTING s,s.,
depredatisns among the neighboufing sheer. &c
Her cubs lave generally been DESTROYED. but d..
s9gacI'y OF the old dam has hitherto eluded The
vigilance Of the hunters. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-06

"A lamb one year old was lately killed in Sand
witch, which weighed after it was dressed one huns
dred and twenty three pounds, exclusive of the
fleece.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-06

-lfonagers' Office, HasAinston CRv.
LOTTERIES SOON TO BE DRAWN
.SiAR HL.4.fD UNIVERSITY LOTTER y
Sixth Cla1s-36 Nos-5 ballots TO be dawn
10 oe drawn on the 9TH day of JUNE next.
PRIZES.
$4,000 $4,000
10000 1000
Of 1000 So of 100
II of 500 ls6 of 20
Whole amount l2S $40 Dollars.
Ticket. dolls, Halves ,, Quaitersi
UNION CANAL LOTTERY,
49, Twenty second Class,
10 he drawn on the 18th day of JUNE ,,ert.
Containing the amount of lee, $50 Dollars
IN PRIZES of
1888 5000 10 10 of of $1,000 GOO
5000 81 of 100
$3.50 80 of so
$3.50 lOi of 90
iicket5 doi,lrs--lilvcs2 50-Quatters %
u Tickets aud shares may he had by Addressing line nos,
res, YATES !, Mi V,rVDt-
nay - o-et Washington City.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-06

Cooper, the Novelist, with his family, has taken
his passage on board the Hudson, captain Champ
ln which sails the Ist. Of June next, for Lon
don.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-06

It Is stated in New York paper tina, % steam
boats are employed on the North River the present
season.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-06
BY Order OF TIE EXECUTIVE

al Gimer's Reports.
Hem9gs Statutes at large being collection Of all tn,
Laws OF Virginia from the hfs OF the Legislature IN
the year 1919, IN Is volumes. laws Of co1nv =,
necessarily connected with every thing belonging 70 lie pSool
OF ~ soihat thorough knowledge Of them, Of Their r
Eessi would inform Of every thing that useful TO h.
known about them aud Of greatest econ. Of
Hsloans IN CENTRAL Is owing 70 Their iguorace OF Law"
IL The above works will be sold al reduced prices. rome
queny great bargains may be kad, If early application he made
70, J. H. d r. NASH
WHTcn ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-06

.frripal Extraordinary. One hundred barrel,
and one hundred ir,,ins of lard arrived at Nes
York on Friday, in Il days from Cleveland, Ohio
via. Erie Canal, by the Troy and Black Rock
line,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-06
NOTICE.

WISH 10 purchase skful trust worthy Carriage D
yer and O'te and who is young healthy and active
None need be proposed for whom the most undoJed esi
mona as 70 all The qualifications aforementioned cannot be
given. T. V. DANfET
Richmond, may O. 1f8-wif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-06

The company is chartered, and guarantees l2 per
cent dividend. The dividends are limited 10 Is per
cent. The stock is all subscribed IN " An.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-06

Y WuIhN. A. Superior Cont Of Ch,peerv iol5., -,
I VIC Tar"o, 10 The city Of Richmond, Me OH iav Of
Agsin.t O""'"l PIN
John L. tiarwood, admit q william u,ryo1a n.
This cause This day 10 b.. r.,,,L., t., IN
eIs formerly read aud The report q the conninis,one &
~ Puln,f % ihe order o. the 9Th day Of June fsio b
h'te'n ~ ne defendant and was argued bv eo
SCI On confederation whereof the court dothree6nr bc .,
tepo '"n exception, TO commissioner for hin, 10 s.os
a"u itP0t 'hesthpUn. "A copy. Te.te,
WA. w. HENISG. e.c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-06


y ruiSiA AT superior OF cancery holden At the
Ca'"o' IL the CITY Of Richmond he 2ist day Of January
,l B1' sm'r de bOnis Of Lburn H. Tucker dec
Against mus
fohs Sampson and wn. II. Taylor admir-. de b,p, non
i''"er o's1 AMI james Clai@e aud Samuel Branch
n, ,cr-.., r H. . Den5
ues' 'hi The defendants Robert Sampson and William \,
yF 40 fend an account Of their administrator Of t
- coI'"e siiI jesse Tucker, dec. before rnnni.,ots
" "' court VII? directed 10 egamiue state and settle tb
H e'Ln, anI ePoiiihe same 90 he -our with any mai
pt'f'y stated deemed pertinent by himself or which
may DC required by The parties 70 he so stated. -
Aoopy. T,sc, wa. W. HEN1NC7 =,
.r, Comnii'ioa'rs- oGes, Richmond, CfL lfry. 1926.
PHHe "'re1ed ~ the To- reference bv v,tu
~ iie above Older, will take notice that have .or,ej a.
Gay July next at 10 o'cocka m. for Their attending
,n ONCE on The si watt r reference when and ,vb,r
ey are hereby reqnntd 70 he prepared wif The sceooi
ana proofs necessary, 10 enable me- a. one Of tbs
,r'luhers u the superior court " ehsnce-v bols, -
~ ,"o1' perform he duty required By said order Of one
q 'ae cohnnsiontrs Of the aid court " "'
$40 WEI q. PENDLETON. coq.
iig-wGe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-06
JOHN ". SMITH,

Boyd'on, Nay 90.