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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-22

1asscchuseits Sendtor.- A slip received yes.
terdsy from the Boston Traveller Office. informs
US 'hs' the Senate concured with The House IL
the choice OF Daniel Webster, Esq as United
States Senator Tor the ensuing Xix year. Mr.Web
sief had twenty six votes If thirty nine the 8, hole
number We congratulate our former political
friend on his iortunste accession TO this bad emf
ne.ace And thrice 10 congr stulate the cardi
nal DE lSetz on the oi his macLinations In
Dri"s'ng about 70 wonderful project Is MIR
hVe'eu 'hen 10 supply his place in leading and
managing The House? Some, there are. who take
the liberty ut thinking tina, our y0u-g rhetorical
aspfan', with all his towering pretensions, would
hnu himself quite as comfortable at home, and
quite a. well employed both for himself and Mr..
Adams, with crimson cushion before him.
IN. 7. Post
a spirited end handsome RIG. comp.ny has
been raised a, Beryvile, in this county, under the
command OF Cap. Solomon II Jackson, called the
" Berry vile II fle Greensr Alta mee,in, of ths
company on Saturday last, there wer. bs,w.en
forty and nifty present in uniform, when il was
PROF osed 10 take the sense of the company betw cen
jackson and Adams Tor the next presidency The
wo'd OF command was given All those who are
Tor Jonn Quincy Adams will stand fast: those WIN
prefer Andrew Jackson will march two pacss from,
= w hen To-! the vote was I'M uimous FOR Old Hicko
ry' This is one Of the Signs of the times"
Winchester PirginiGn.
nemor6aoIe. The ship Henry ". Captain
Skitldy. which arrived here last evening from
Charleston, took the passengers and crews f. ON
three toreched reSseis, which he fell in with.
One oil them 7as the schooner Coral, from Charlie
ton Tor his port, having on board the Charles.
ton Theatrical Corps. The passengers in the G.
nave expressed their Acknowledgements to Captain
Skddy, in a very appropriate note
Vfe,o York Gag
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-22
MRS. IACKSOv

~
We publish this day a complete and triumnf,ant
refutaton OF the most atrocious & unpro voked ca
jimmy tha' ever affixed stain on the freedom Of the
press The illiberal & ungeneIous accusations with
which the enemies of Andrew jackson hoped To
overwhelm him, will now recoil with fold
violence on lie unprineipled authors. True, the
hand that moved the wires in this foul attack has
not eeen seen, but the connection is clearly per
cep'ibie, and the main spring OF the machinery is
known OF all the calumnes thai have been
besped upon the head of Gen. ] this stands pre.
eminent as wei! on account Of its dsstardiy nature
as The nigh source from which il sprung Mr.
Secretary Souhard is entitled 10 the next place
IN The ranks OF the vi,upera;ors, and Fl ON him.
long and continued chain OF accusers and cha ges
OF every hue and complexion may be traced down
TO the Editor OF The Kentucky Reporter who con-
stiuies the Last and low est linl. in the chsin-ubo
may justly be esteemed The political Pis0,ire of
the day, as u has been his envsb!e lot to contri-
butte TO the general fund of cslumny, the very
smallest mite that litieness of mind has ever been
able TO produce We refer TO an article which
recently appeared in the Reporter, where the pur-
chase OF ten pieces Scotch bagging 10y Gen J is
considered affording incort.overtb!e evidence of
his hostility TO the prosperity and interests Of Ken
tucky. The vile Islander against Gen Jackson ano
Lady, by MIR Hammond, worthy Of the des-
perate game in which he was engaged, il was
worthy OF his master, and il manifes ed a dsrin-
and fearless deprsvity; bu, the article in the Ken
lucky Reporter about Scotch begging il altoee
ther unworthy OF the controversy in which be il
contending, for the object of that controversy, is
the highest, most honorable Office in the gift OF
nee people II is unworthy of the party 10 which
ne belongs, for that chiefly composed Of sold am
oitions aspiring men, who hesitate not TO struggle
win The people for the ery--in short il is ,ror-
my OF nothing IN the vide world hut It's suth"r and
indicates li'Ieness of soul, that is rarely to be
met with. a merchant of New Orleans enter.
tanning high respec, for the character and seryjs
ces Of General Jackson, forwards to him 10 pieces
Oh Seo'ch oasging at the lowest market price,
WIZ directions for him pay fori on, of the pro-
i's oil his next years crop; and beholdl the Eli
tor OF the Kentucky Reporter gFavely records the
circumstance, and from il, draws the conclusion
that General Jackson is ve0emently opposed 10 the
manufacturing interests Of Kentucky. How POOR
aud pI.iiul! The article in question has EXCITED
The Laughter and derision Of some OF The moe,
thoroushsoing administration nnen in the whole
circle OF our acquaintance.
.'fashriDe Republican.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-22

MARHTEDlcn the 9Th ir,,,rt AZ the rss,s.see ~ g.,
ug,hsr % t-i.yfa tytis A,s. IL. ga9;.r. N.- sUs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-22

We understand, that Amedie has been rrspi,ed
tor further orders. The case ofihe Bank of the u
). against Julius b. cambridge s Securities is still!
under discussion in the Federal Court. Gen. Tay-
Tor commenced his argument on "Wednesday, and
closed Il Yesterday The court rose a, an early
hour and Mr.. Leigh is expected 10 reply to Gen
Taylor to-day, We understand that the case of
the three SpaniardS at Norfolk, charged with most
attractions acts Of Piracy, is not expected to come
before the mex; term of the Court
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-22

HAvA VA, 2nh May, 1927.
" Seven sail of, whether friends or foes do
not know. The Conysaiioa 10 conc!ussd witt,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-22

The Louisville Focus nsinUstes that Mr.. G.
a. Wicklife nI1y Be the sulbor Of the Fac. rom,
iciiey. The hsinuaton is as false. as The rn,,iys
Tor making u j. Biibsral.- Another reason ~ m.
bye why the real anihor shouId make SOMA sxpls.
nations On tho sVbiecil
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-22
OR THE
" Science anil
ConEN's OFFIcE-1i4. Mr.,

CouEN'S OFFICE-fi4 ars,....,-.
BaitiHore, hoy 7tA rgT7 '-eFS
- unter authority Of the Attof the Grns1a S.,sn,1
dec session, 1920 We herewith Of s,ot 10 80 shnIy
First Class of the Mai ,Isnd ' " u'e Puoieptge
LITER ATU aE LOTTEa
Iht ~soie " he dawn IN ONE DAY in Inc - -,
ahu nhher me 'nPerintsndsnce Ut the Con1r,
appointed by the Governor sud Council N'""''-''o"%'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-22

We have read the Report and Documents. from
The NASHVILLE COMMITTEE, touching the coarse and
ungone Gus calumnes ciicelatsd sgan.t Gen. Jack
son anil bi- "iie. esgres with the n. Renubli-
can, that 1t Is " complete and triumphant reluta-
ton" We shall lay it in due season before the
pnOhc HuF me luminosity Of bis opponents IL Ike
The blood OF the Hydra mo sooner is onp b.,d 80,
OF, than another springs up in its place. Tn roos,
'erious charges are iabieaied out Of the most tr,
Hing materials u happened 10 he stated The o,be,
day IN western marine list, that s,esrnboat h Il
on board ~ pieces Of Scotch gging for Geu. J .ck
son. Forthwith, the administration Kentuckv paoe,.
seized upon the important intelligence; and f,r..
sen'ed as new & inconiroverblc evidence Of M.
Contempt tor the keniuckians and bis dislike %,
domestic manoi'cinres; ben tbe TACT turns on, ~
be, that the begging was cent 10 him by a percb.n,
Of New Orleans, out Of his respect for his character
and services; with directions for him 10 nav lr
Il out Oi tie profits Of bis next years esopi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-22
AN OLD CORRESPONDENT.
5. Carolina, l4th June, 1927.

This statement was, ! presume, taken tr,u
the VI. &. ~hsi it was made tD prove that u, .
free system he'd done injury. Since tina :
statement has been exhibited, proving the evils OF
which the ship-Owners complain, to have arisen
not from want If employ, but from an excess
OF production. The figures and dates proved this
mosl decidedly.
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The National Journal "repests. once for all
mat the Time Tor Mr.. Clay 10 come out, is yyhes
Gen Jackson confirms The sraiement Of lir. Carter
Beverley. - This Is really making qqesi;on OF
character to dwifdIe into one oi mere e:irost >
u Mr Clay be anxious for an iryes,i1at;,,
Why mould ne not a. oAce address himself :,
VIZ Is and enquire OF him whether ne did bss,
Gen. ) expiess himself IN such and such rsrns.-
II hr. y. answers 10 The Affirmative, why sbouId
not Mr.. Clay thea call upon Gsn g. 10 ssy vybe
iher Mr.. y. had correctly stated his declaration
and II so, what were The grounds unon vbjc, he
had m ade them? We cannot for the life OF ~ eon
ceive what difficulty there IS in ibis buainess.
The Harrisburg Conven ion callers strength a..
u goes on. Meetings are ads ert@e1 in several
places 70 New England, for the pr, pose OF nom,-
Mating Delegates. a numerous meeting was he'll
at Trenton on the Sb which nominated Deputies 10
a Convention al New Brunswick on the IL h golv
which is TO nominate Deputies to The General Con-
veniion at Hauisbggb on the Sob. II II nov
most strongly suspected thai the object of this
IL neuvre y az much political - manufacturing
and that u IS got up. much for the purpose of
making Prsridtni as Of encouraging JTooUeDs
Nj. Everett yielded bis liberal principles 10 the
blecis OF this movement. Mr. Clay s expected
I" sec nd The operation, By eiaborae dinner a.
dresses ~ Ptisbufg, &C - Yet, we should link
That such expedienis are rather calcBistrd 10 *
CITE indignation against the cau-e which sdrr,s
hem, Than 10 promote It's success. An iniell-
gent people cannot loug be Jrnp.d By such man
cement aud hnesse In the meantime, the CHI
zen- OF Charleston are srennined not to be shor,
quie'y' IKE 50 S'any ssesp. 81 ire instance ofthe
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-20

""' "''''' If U'ci some l&i: .g .as scisi ana
improve" Sain lands Eat, person shall be entitled TO
the h"neht Of this provision, Who shalt before The
tFSs G"y 81 DccemJcr, MouScnd tight hto,drcd and
hrfny nae pay into tie Treasury proper
OF the hu'it"r OF Public Accounts, all the
iah,S e'al"ed Ivy him, either in his the
{" u"sc under whom he claim title, by the
or persons IN whose right the forfeited,
or such poriiou there OF tie land claimed orshI To be
leiniaby and ra,cably char god herewith with per
c.nluni per annum damages the amount, which shall bc
each year due from the first day of Novcn5cr OF the year
III which il becomes due, until paid
81 II shall he the duty the Auditor of Public Accounts,
To cause copy of this be published for months,
in such newspapers he may decm necessary, make its
provisions generally KNOWN the expense of hch publi-
CATION shall be paid cut OF any money the Treasury,
not o;ireru Use appropriated.
This act shall and he in force ffam The mas
sage thereof.
u The Editors of the Consli,r juna Whic, Norfolk
Herald, Lynchh"g Nrginian, Winchester Republican,
CiarIeShu iuteisencer Stanton Spectator, National IN
teIScncer, Baltimore Patriot, Philadelphia Democrat c
tFess and New Y,'k Daily Advertiser will publish the
foregoing once t'ee for mon, successfully, in their
respective papers, and toward their the
dit"r Once !nr payment. printed copy Gf the adver
usenent WIN an affidavit annexed by the editor or pub
se ting that the prices charged the usual
NH he required Directions also be given whom
the Warrant for payment shall be delivered.
March 30.
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TERGLNTA:

81 rules holden in the clerks Office Of the superior court Of
cilanccry for the Rctmend district, the 9Th day of
March, 1927:
CHARLES Baskerville George D. Baskerville nd William, r.
Baskerville, late merchants and partners trading under
TIE firm Of Charles Baskerville aud Brothers. aud VII
liam Hu;clisun, PIN.
against
EdvIn NJ Peetc, admin, With The will annexed Of ITc
D. Hicks deccaccA, Robert Speed and 'lhona. T. aud
I!enry Jones' infants, IN.
The defendant Robert Speed having cuored his an
feafance and given security according the Of
ny aHd the rules Of this court, and IL appearing bv
satisfactory evidence, that he is naabitant Of ,
county: is ordered, that tue said Gccuda NJ do arpear
mere on tie hrs day Of the term and answer the
OH ct the plaintiffs: and that copy Of this order By
forthwith inserted in newspaper published in the
city o Richmond, FOR months scccssively aud pos.
ted ~ Tie front door Of the capitol, III the said city
= c,.". TcE;, W T. HG.NI',f. = c.
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zaD@
tfOm he FonEar SANCTUARY, a POEM by Mr. uru,Ys
rtctniiN i,likiiSL.H II,

frOm he fonEaT SANCTUARY, u POEM by Mrs H,.Ass
recently published IN Boston.
A fearful Thing that love and death may dwell
In ;hc same world-- She faded on-ami -
Blind To the last, there e trd death To tell
My trusting soul that she couid fade to die;
Hct, er" Sic parted, ! had marked Il chance
But ii bieathed h"pG--was beautiful.
though strange:
Something OF glutness in the melody,
Cf her low voice, and III her woods il i.yht
OF airy ihoucht-alas, too peulpuS b.i.nt!
And clear sparkle in her gla nee, yet wild,
And quick, and eager, like the flashing saze
Oi some all wondering aud awakening child,
4 hat first the sOgies al earth surveys.
How could II thus deceive me,-shc had ygru
Around her, like the dewy mists of mrrm,
a re'stve tenderness through happest DAYS,
And Il soft world ofdreams had scem'd TO lilo
S'iI! IN her dark, and deep and spiritual eye.
Aud could hope in that strange iire!-she ,,i
She died. with all its lustrc her mics,
The day was melting from the Yates vile
And through Its long bright hours her Thoughts had been,
1t secmd with restless and unwon,cd yearming,
To SPANS blue ske. and dark serias turning:
i or her fond words were ali of vintace.sc.up.
And Towering myrtle and sweet ci,ron's breath,
oh. with what vivid hues life comes back of on leo,,
And from hei lips mountain songs of DID,
IN wild ta'ui snatches htfully had sprung;
Songs OF The orange hover the Moorish hold,
The "HtO Fcrde,' on her soul that hung,
Aud thence how d iurlh.Bu the sun was low
Aud watching by my side lis last red glow,
nat ever stills the heart, once she sung
Her own soft "Ora -hatcr!H-a nd the sound
"as even like loves farewell. u,ounf,liv urorounI
The boy had droppd to slumber at our ieet:-
-"And have iulld him to his smiling rest
Once more" she said,-I raised hint was sweet.
1ti sad To see the perfect calm which blessed
Ills look that hour.--for her voice grew weak:
AND on the hcwery crimson of AIS check,
" TN her white lips long, long kiss she ress,i,
Yet light To wake him not--Thcn sa rk her head
Against my bursting heart; What did clasp; lae dead:
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E{HGLNLl.

J ii(IIJNE1:
~ rules, holden in the clerks Office Of the superior cun
OF ebane"ry for the Richmond district, tie 5th dmv
of March l&27: '"'
William Moore, Jordan Mason Pschaner Drgra ereIu-,
"'" '"hn H. CocHe, PA,
JEAN Wilder, abd Thomas sirc, Joseph wilder, serlipa
0h''''' THOMAS Wilson, and George C. roudexter,
49, DIS
The defendant Thomas Wilson, not ayinp entered h;a
aprearee aud given security according act of assem-
ply and the rules OF this court and appearing by satsac-
tory evidence that lac nhabitan of this coun,rvi,
ordered that the said defendant atr,rar here ON ,h
hTSt day of the next and answer the bill Of ths
plaintiffs; an" that copy Of this order be forthwith iuer
e" III some newspaper published IN the city ofRchnoF.
for two months succcs5iveIy posted al the front don.
81 the capitol in the said city.
10 a Copy. Tesre. H.B. ". HRNLNt;. G. e.
T9RGIAT.q:
81 hodon in the CLERKS Office of the superior court Of
1927.
Drewry Matthew'S, I'll.
Henry Smith and Daniel Mason, DIS
The defendant Henry Smith ror aving entered BIS ap-
Pearance 5nd given security according the assem-
ply and the ru!s of This and appes ring by salts
factory evidence, tat he ina ant of this cou-
try: is orered that the said defendant do arpear be,
on The s; day OF te next term aud bill of tho
PLAINTIFF aud that copy OF this order be fonbp m i,se-
ted IN SONS newspaper published in the city Relo,Ty
Tor two months successfully posted the trout door Of
the capitol, in the Sd ID city.
IS : coey. Tesle, wv IT. HENLHG, c.c
tIRGIy4I.4:
At rules holden in the clerks office court c
chanoery or the Rchnond district the 5b day ofharCh
Benjamin Anderson one CT rc executors of JOHN crrS
RI.
against
Isaac Curd executor Of Frederick AreyIe decd J)0
The defendant not aying entered his appearance and
given security according to the Of assembly ard tc
rules Of this court and appearing by satisfactory evi
dence' that he not an nhabi'ant Of this country is
ordered that he said defendant no appear here cn t
r day Of the next term and the bill of tho plain
M and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted r.;
some ewpaper published in the city Richmond for two
ronts successfully, aud posted the front door Of the ca
fitol, III tic said city.
IS CORY. Te.'s. wy y. uEvLT1I, c, G..
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FlIeG{EYA:


" rules holden IN the clerk Office al the superior co,rg
OF chancery for the Richmond dis,. rt the ,b dav o
March, 1897: ' -
Mary Fuqua, udn'x with the will annexe,, OF William
'o"'' "ec o. NiL
Richard l. Faulkner and Elizabeth a. his WIFE Sauuc
{. FAULKNER, aud Edward Powell in his own right aud
Ashton Johnson and the So id dM ard Powell as odn of
Cole Powcl!, deed, and Tiizhugt Powell, an inin1t
ri dts
lie defendants Ashton johnson, and Richard teu;l-
ner, aud Elizabeth a. his wife, having euered ,he.
appearance and given security according to the ar, NJ
assembly and the rules OF this court, it s
satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants of this
country; 1t - ordered that the said defendants do
here IN the first day Of The and answer the bill
OF The plaintiff; and that copy of this order be forthwith
IN some newspaper published in the city of HIGH.
"n oI two months suc"eSsvey and posted at thu ftrmS
coor Of the capitol in the said city.
l8 cory. Tesic, I'm. W. REEINIf c. E,
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FIRGyNIl:

ttnes holden in tie clerks Office the superior c+,, of
ena"cefy ior the Richmond district, lie 5h day OF
March, 1927: ' 70
Asa C. Craddock, ,1,,.
against 4'
Peter R'son' Lttlebery E. s'aiubatk Jaau Puely, ana
. ITn" ,: HaSh DIS
e defendants Peter Risbn and John 8. Nash not having
's'f appearance and given security according to the.
" 81 assembly and the rules of this court and appear
% oy satisfactory evidence, that they Inhabitants
~ county; u Is ordered that the said defendants do
appear here the FIRST day of the next term and as,
"' "' te p'ant; ard hat copy This he frh-
Ti' inserted III some newspaper published tie CITY of
S'' "i TWO no';:S successfully and posted the
! foni door of the capitol in the said civ
10 a Copy Pes:c, W.N. ": T}ENTy%T, cn
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PlfCIi.Fk2:
al rules "de" in the clerks oscr Of the superior court Of
-chanceiy for Rirhnund district the an a. w.
March, 1927: wy -
John Cru,ci:icld ,5
against
Henry SkipwIth, Samuel Taylor aud ,yyntIh,m Hoho.
son, Blair Bufwell, and Benjamin Hatcher 56y
me defendant Henry Skipw i not having entered h1s
ana gwen security according the act ofas-
Sembiy and the rules of this court and il anus,ri h
satisfactory evidence that he nhabi,ant of this
couhry Is ordered, that the defendant do an,ar
"Ele on Inc hFs day of the aswe the bi1T
o; the plaintiff, and that copy of this order he forhw
ms reo III some newspaper published in the city of Rich,
n"' ~" TWO months successfully and posted at the fro7t
door OF the capitol, in the said CITY
!" copy. Tes;e. E.lI. ". YENLNIr , o.
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ii,t.L.ti.i:
4, rules, hofdtm in the cic.ks nice nl the speLor Gu,
of ciancery or the Richmond district the day ai
March, 1917
john 7 Boiling, administrator of Thomas Tahb Phi
against
Peter Dnfor John Dunlop, Nathaniel H. Crcuslaw Vii
liam J. Ba'ksdalc, aud Thomas Boiling Tabb, DDS.
The defendants Thomas Boiling Tabb aud John Dun
np not having entered their appearance and given sec-
y according To tie of assembly and the rules OF tits
co" AMI Ii appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they
are NOT inhabitants Of this il oe red, that
sal" "etendan's do appear here the first day Of
'e'm and answer the bill of the plaintiff: and that a
copy I" 'aiS oGsr be farhwih inserted in newspaper
published in the city Richmond for two months sncccS
sy anu posted At the front door the capitol, in tho
Sd id city. ~
is copy. Tesic, fY.H ~ JIENyN1, - r.
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TilfJINTI:
AT rules holden in the clerk Office the superior cour, Of
1927. 10y " S'O'''
William MonCrc, T.r
against
Thomas Marshall, John J. Marshall William D. TAYLOR
aud Elizabeth his wife, Edwin Burnley aud Lucy NJ
ms wife, and Anthony Whitaker, Dts
fnc defendants Edwin Burnley and Lucy NJ. his wife
NOT having entered their appearance given security
cordng to the act Of assembly and rules of this court
ana II appearing by satisfactory evidence they ire NOT
inhabitants of this country: it is ordered, that the ga
defendants do appear here the 6st dav Of the
term and answer the bill ofihc PLAINTIFF aud that cow
This order be forthwit inserted in newspaper p
sned IN tic city ofRcnond, for months succcssyclv
and posted at the fioui door of capitol in the said
city. '"
10 copy. Tre, NV II. IyE.NyN17. =, r
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VIRGINIA.
AT rules holden in the clerks Office OF the superior court
OF chancefy for the Richmond district, the Cd day Of
April, 1927: "
Nerei H. Colley, infant under the age of twcntvone
years, by her mother nest rriend Anne Cosy an
against
Wilson Rhoadcs, otherwise called Wilson w Rhoadcs.
James II. Henderson, Francis " Scott Elisha ia
Robert Scott, jun. and Francis Page, DIS
The defendant Wilson Rhoaics otherwise called Wilson,
'" koades, not having entered his appearance md given
security according to the of assembly tie rules of
ms court, ar 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that
ne Is not AN uhabtant Of this country; it is ordered
the SAID defendant d" appear here tenth day the
next term and answer the bill Of the plaintiff; aud that
copy OF this order De orthwit inserted in some respauer
published IN the city of Richmond for two months, success
s'vc'y, and posted at tie front door the carito IN the
said city WV
20 copy Prste, Wm w. HENINC7