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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-01
From fhe Neu Tork Constellation.
\ CONNECTICUT SEA-CAPTAiN.

Shortly after the late Revelation in France.
there arrived at the little island OF Kew West a
Connecticut slo0p. laden with cargo OF notions
to be disposed OF among its inhabitants. The
latter, however, were far more anxious to OBJ
tain the news. than to purchase the commodities
of the Yankee Captain. No sooner had he
reached The shore. than thousand questions
were asked him. as to the truth of the different
reports which were in circulation.
SIS the kim dethroned?'' inquired one.
"Have the Ministers hed?" asked another.
Are the people in arms:' iuterrosatcd a
third.
These and many other inquiries Of similar im-
port. SalUfed The ears ut our Captain, who hoist
in. up ms VIDE spread trowscrs-an operation.
0t which from tie van, of suspcndcrs. there was
frequent necess'S--and squirting out month
fu of rohacoo juice. thus replied:
"Yees. It's all taci-a 9hr down fact-truc
as sarmunt. every Uit ont. The king has alb
seconded and they've advertised him in the York
papers for runaway, and @ineral dc la FayeIte
Is made The president. sire as guns As to the
other comb, s;ans of France, | don't know so
much about em-Cause whv. dive see? amt
no, of your Specializing characters. and don't
treble myself about the Consarns of nther people
but it any on YOU want to buy some raal silver
skin eenions. I'm skipper of the Mary Jane and
have cot 10, right from Wcahers6eld in Con
necticut there, as good as ever We see IN your
life. and should be happy to serve We"
Thus ended the speech of the Captain, but
whether he found market for his cenoDs" we
did not stop to ascertain. The last we saw of
him, was in the little tavern on the island. en-
deavoring to swap on bunch of "the raal
Weathersfelds" for glass OF gin; but on mine
hostess informing him that she had nothing bat
brandy and ram in her decanters, the Captain
said she guessed he wouldn't trade. as he didn't
drink them are sinful iinquors ever since he join
ed the temperance society in Cor necticut there.
and they'd make a terrible lOwse about it if they
knew he drank any thing stronger than GIN
CoSaoPoLIrE,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-01

CAsSIUS F. lee. sec'y.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-01
<,se9eYeo-
from the New- York Post. Nor. 2.h

From the Ne,C- York Post. Non 2.th.
Yesterday mornlnS the con-
secration of the Rev. Benjamin TreadvcIi On
derdonk. ID ID. to the o!lireof Bishop, took place
in ST. Johns Chapel, and although the festivities
OF the day attracted mu!tiiudes to witness ihcm,
yet the extensive galleries and side aisrs OF the
chapel were thrcnsed with most respectable and
attentive congregation. The pews of the middle
aisle were filled with the Rev. Clergy WHO at
tended on the occasion. and by the vestcrics ct
the different churches. Morning prayers were
read By the Rev Dr. Lyel. assisted in the les
sons by the Rev. DIR. Minor, after which very
appropriate and eloquent discourse. setting forth
the nature and qualifications of the episcopal Of
fee. was delivered bv the 1T. iiev. Bishop Brow
nell, ID. ID. o the diocese Of Connecticut. The
conservation service was performed by the veneer
able Bishop Wiz, OF Pennsylvania. assisted by
tue IT Rev. Bishops Brownell and 0ndcrdonk.
Although the service occnnicd much Ct the morn
ing. vet du,irg the whole of item the deepest ~
erest seemed TO be felt, aud ali present appeared
affected By the solemn aud imposing rite OF con
seCratIOn.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-01
f3.Is
MOBILE, Nov. 10.

HadiGn Chdrdcter.--'Fhe town Of Alexandria.
parish of Rapids. ouisiana, was lately visited by
the Camanch-. and various other tribes of Indians
who.during their stav.exhil tied themselves to the
citizens in one ofthe ball plays peculiar to the abo
reigins of the Southern section of the country. On
the night after the play, the parties INDUCED in
general drunken froiic. 4 quarrel happened, in
which one OF the Indians was slain by another in
the streets. and the perpetrator Immediately sur
rendered himselfto the relatives Of the victim
The laws of the tribes. it appears. were the same
that prevail generally among Indians in the regu-
la'ions of punishment for murder, which places the
fate Of the criminal at the disposal of the nearest
connexion of the deceased. Strong as is the love
of lie. an attempt to escape from the penal
ty so adjudged. it is we'll known is rarely heard
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-01

o, though opartunity is not wanting, as the prs
oner is seldom sigiiantly watched. Ii Is hard TO
conceive that hi Oh sense of honor alone acuates
these children Of the forest in their devotion 10
the principles Of natural justice; 1t IS probable
that this motive is strengthened by horror Oh 'he
fate that otherwise awaits the crmna, IN tne Out
cast and solitary life an escape would condemn
him to lead.
The offending Indian in question was taken
into CUSTODY. and on the following day he exhibit
ted himself IN various parts OF the town, ana con,
versed composedly respecting his execution, and
with appearance of the utmost indifference to his
fate. fle was taken to the place fixed upon Tor
the scene of slaughter, on the same day. at ABOUT
ten O'Clock in the morning. aud large body OF
the citizens of Alexandria were present Efforts
were made by many respectable Pers' rs 10 reieaSe
the victim from the vengeance preparing Tor him'
and large sums of money and other inducements
were offered for his pardon, but without avail
The prisoner discovered no wish to avoid the I'M
pending stroke. and the brother OF the deceased
shut his ear against every persuasion.
The death was 70 be inflicted by shooting; but
after many endeavors no qua could be procured,
and the victim impatient of delay, threatned II
he was not Immediately punished. to leave the
ground. Upon this the brother advanced upon
him with a spade, Frustrated HIM, and spit MS
sCull al blow.
However such law and its execution may
shock us. as civilized men aud Christians, met
aphysical examination might make US hesitate to
pronounce upon the relative merits OF this, and
our cold blooded punishment of hanging; and 1t
might be difficult to decide which of the two
modes overate with the most benefit and least IN
jury upon the respective communities where they
prevail.
Whatever may be opinions on this subject, the
fortitude Of soul that uphods the children of ma
ture in their terrible devotion to thes, stern pin-
ciples of justice, all will unite to admire.
pngTjnf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-01
re Mr.. Lewis liles:"

us this here where Mr.. Lewis ii'es!
Yes
Then wants some license"
The license was made out. and gentleman
happened to be present, who had authority to tie
the hymenia knot. After enqulring into the
sum necessary to obtain the permission OF '!e
law. and the services of Its agent. the party III
collecting together their means. discovered them
selves short twelve bits, Of the amount. But
mammon is easily thrust out by Cupid, the nap
DIV two were consolidated, and the marriage Is
published in our paper this evening.
Accordingly we find, that at a quarter before
O'Clock. p. NJ. Oct. ls, in the Court House
by ]. g. Collins. Esq. were married Mr. John
Horn and Miss Sabrey Ann Fletcher, all OF Jack
son cnunty Nississi,ui
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-01
ALEXANDRIA,, DC.
UEDNESD.sY toRNISG, DEC. !. g,

News expected. Of the ships below >.
New York ON SUNDAY: was said to be the Is,
November packet De Rham, from lIavrc. -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-01

Dry T,mes-Three travellers being nearly
destitute of money. and all being very thirsty.
agreed to put what little money they had 'ogeth-
or. and purchase bottle of wine to drink; this
done. they intended to .'pass it round.' One OF
them, who was destined to taste hrst) took it
AID ,rsrl he whole! es, iaining With a broad
stare of wonder and satisfaction, IS Want dry"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-29

NRlRCENIA:-At rules, holden in the clerl,s ,ns %
OF the superior court of chancery for the Rich.
mend district, the 9th day of September 1850. Fran
Gus u ross, pif az anst Edward Johnson and Caroline
VI Is. Johnson his wife, 1hos. Drake. Vim. G. PovaiL
aos'ns Johnson. Philip johnson, and Edward ohnson
'n,sn' cnidren ct said Edward and Caroline. tielts
'ne defendants Edward Johnson and Rosina Phil
" anu Edward johnson not having entered their an.
pearance and given ,ecury according TO the nc, %,
assembly and the rules Of this court, and it apnear
ing oy satisfactory evidence ,hatthey not inhabi.
OF TINS country: it is ordered, that the said de-
PENDANTS do appear here the first day of the next
January term, and answer the bill of the plant, T and
tnat copy OF this order be forthwith inserted n,
some newspaper published in the city of Richmond.
Tor two mo"ths ssively, and posted at the fo.
door ut the capitol, i'm the said city.
~ copy. Teste. WM. g. PESpLxroS g
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-29
Mr. John ~ Eusiuee.

Mr. John ~ Eust,oe,
Dear Sir: II gives pleasure to add my testimony
To the wonderful operation Of YOUR truly invaluable
'Sheph~rps Ointment" and to advise yo" of cure
upon n's"h thai an'os, would to b. file belief.
For thirty Years have be with what is
called white swelling '"f my legs; about six
years past the limb afflicted with violent acute
rheumatic affection, and broke from the knee
the ANGLE, IN deep and painful sores I applied hum
dreds ct remedies simple and compound, advised by
people, whose experience had given them celebrity in
such matters, but received substantial benefit. I
then resorted to the practice of meiical men, but
found 'iti~ or no benefit Finding that I must
part with my limb my life. I began to
prepare my mind to submit 10 the knife
rs IA last resort To heal the limb, was advised
To try yon Shephards Ointment, In Aa, ust, I
purchased small jug, and have continued the appi;,
cation according to the di ectous, until perfect cure
is made--my leg free of pain aud disease as ever
was-ani can safely pronounce, that the Ointment
alone produced the astonishing result. communicate
tins, that all who be sufferers from like causes
may In ike manner, be certainly and speedily reliev
cd nave used /, Also in number of cases of fresh
wounds ~ my family with singular efficacy Very
respectfully, your obedient servant.
BENJAMIN WILLIAMS, Seur
Stafford, County, Va. 10th Dec. 1880.
M. H. E,nttce
IA SIR: That the public may know the superor
lords me pleasure, to state TO you a cpse in which
was advised by my friends, to I in my family A
nrgr" boy oi mine was laid up with the most unman.
'Seahie sore on his ANGLE. ever saw, and expected
tn be deprived at his services tor the winter I mr.
chased small pot at store, and my great graf
hcaon and asionishment, before used half the con-
tents ot the poi s ANGLE cured and the boy again
al ms da'iy occupat'on Very respectfully,
- JNO: SHEPPARD.
Henrico County. Dec co. 1850
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-29

NlEGiNIA:-At rules, holden in the ole,k,s oe;c.
OF the superior court of ctancery for the Rich
mond district, the 5h day of July 1886 Henri CIarke
ana m. j. Clark, exors OF Jno. Clarke, dec d. ps
against John s. Stubs, his own right and adm,or
of John s. Stubs, SEM decd, Herbert Stubbs Ran
doIph Stubs and other dts $500"
me defendants Herbert Stubbs and RandoInh
S'ubbs, not having entered their appearance and piv
en- security according to the of Assembly and The
rules ct this court and it appearing, by satisfactory
evidence, that they are not inhabitants of this conn
Try II IS ordered that the sad defendants do apnear
mere on the first day of the next January term and
answer the bill ct the plaintiffs and that a copv of
'his order be forthwith inserted in some newsna,er
puo"Shed ~ The city OF Richmond, for two months
successfully, and posted at the front door of the can
TO IN The said city. copy Iesrc,
~ WIN, g.. pENpt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-29

~ +HblN!A. At n ies, holden tie clerk Office n,
the superior COS. Of cbancery for the ichmnnd
district, tie 4th day Of October 1850; EDWARD O.
Friend IN his own rig. aud adu,'or de bonis non
with the will annexed q Edward Friend, sr decd
and adm'or de bonis no with the will anne xed 81
Edward Friend, Ir dec, pl,f against Tbos o. Tav
lor Thomas o. Taylor, Benz amin Harrison and Nance
his wife, Thomas Friend, John FL end and WIZ Flour.
roy, dts. WI
The defendants Thomas Friend. John Friend and
WIN Flpurnoy not having entered their appearance
and given security according 10 the act Of assemble
and the rules of this court and it appearing by eats
factory evidence, that they not inhabitants of h
country: il IS ordered, that tho said defendants o an
Ussr here the first day of the next January term
end answer the bill Of the plaintiff, and that con, os
this order be forthwith Inserted in some newsnaoer
published IN the city Of Richmond, for two months
il oi. IN the said city copy. Tcsc,
II WV. q. PgvorErov r, g.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-29
Elegant and Cheap Lace Goods.

A X. H. JE NlNS N,ll ne found the following
IA new and rich Lace Good,:
100 blac& lace wells, N all prices
2ooo yards tootIngor quilting aces OF all prices and
qualities
L"dies lace ch"mlsctts and chmoset'e surplcc, of
new pat
100 lace copcs collars. iiorellas, Byron collars and
p"icflnes. of the most fashionable shapes worn
Ladies and nianI's lace caps of rich patterns and
In very variety
Rich founcng and cap trimming aces
Krh thread lucrs, cdg"ngs and inseriincs
Figured ana plain wide bobbrnei laces
Thread and bobbnett cdgeings. &c. &c.
PERSONS Wishing any DESCRIPTION of Luce Goods
wall find the most extensive assert ment of nil knds
nndni the most reduced prices at
II. II. JENKINS
Merlno Shawl Linen and Fancy Dry Good Store
dec 20
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-29

NIRGlNA: At roles, holden m the clerks oa,c. f m go
pefr court oi chauccy for the Richmond dis,ric, the Gin
gay OF september 1880 JOSIAH Rdlck pf against ol,
tIeinng, ~ his right and AZ cx'or nf W. l,a''
deed George YaslUn aud other offs " "s'
he defendants above named having entered their An
paance snd gwen security according the act OF assemble
anu lhe fues o ih court audit appearing by satisfactory
ence That they are not inhabitants this country II ~ NJ,
'na he SAID defendants do appear on the frs, d,v
OF we next January term. and the bill of the pai,,;
aho at copy Of this der be forthwith inserted in some
paper published IN the city Of Richmond for Tvs months sue
CIV n r,pv srcs,a ~ wv '"P''"' '" wv td'o
- "" e. P~enrsrrS y r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-29


" ikGlNiA AT rules. holden in the clerks Office of
" the superior court of chsncery for the Richmond
district, The I'd day of August 1880; Langley b len
nngs pitt. against Vim. Flournoy and Anne his yviC,
and Robert 3 Oliver and other dts
The defendants above named not having en,cred
their appearance and secnri,y according to ,nc
act of assembly and the rules ths court. and IL
appearing 6y satisfactory evidence that they are M,
inhabitants ct this country; IT is ordered that the said
defendants do appear here thu first ay of The ne y,
January term, and answer the bill of the plaintiff and
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
ne wspaper published in the city of Richmond for ,wo
months successfully and posted at the front door of
the capitol, IN the said city. A copy Tes,e,
o9 Wm. q PENDtEToS c c
\VlkGNiA:-At rules holden in the c,erks Office
" ~ the superior court of chancery for the rich
mond district, the I'd day OF August 1880 John DIM
ioP and David Brydon and Janett his wife nils
against Griffin Organ, David ID. Brydon and David
DnhioP' ex'ors of James Dunlop, decd and Robert
Dunlop and James Patterson, dts
Inc defendants Robert Dunlop and james Patterson
not hav'ng crier their appearance and given seen
riy according to the act % Assembly and the rules of
ms court and appearing, by satisfactory evidence
mat they are not inhabitants OF this country; II ;s mr.
dered that the said defendants do appear hear nm The
FIRST day OF the next ia ary teru and an, wer The hill
OF the plaintiffs and that a copy of this order he
forthwith inserted III sonle newspaper published in
the CITY OF Richmond, for two months successivelv
ana posted Of the front door of the cspol in the said
city. A copy res,e " Wv ~
20 WV g. p,,,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-29

" ik6lNIh. At rules, holden in the clerks ofIire If
the superior court Of chancery for the Richrtond
district. the 18th day of October $780, John Jones Milf
against John Hinton and samuel Brame merchants bv
the style Hinton and Bramc, and other dfts
The defendant Samuel Bramc not having .,,orod
MS appearance and given security according TO The
act ct assembly and the rules Of this court, and il m
Pearhg, by satisfactory evidence, that lie is not AN in
habilant Of this Country IL is ordered tha, &C. ~
defendant do apar here the fist day Of the ne ",
January term and answer the bill of the plaintiff; and
That copy this Ssler be forthwith inserted in
NEWSPAPER published in the city of Richmond for two
months successfully, and posted n, the front door g
'he capitol IN the said city. copy. Teste,
~ WV. G. Pgsptprox - -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-29

NEWFOUNDLAND rules holden IT, the clerks o131e
OF the superior court Of chancery for the Rich.
nohd district the 9th day of September 1880 Jacque
me - ayiOr adm'or OF James Halliday, pitt against
) mes Dick and Nathaniel Dick, in their own rights
ana as surviving partners Of Dicks, Moore Co. and
others, dts.
ne defendants James Dick and Nathaniel Dick
nnt having entered thei appearance and given secu.
ry according % the act OF Assembly and the rules of
tns court and II appearing, by satisfactory evidence
uat ey are Tnt inhabitants OF this country: is or
nrfed, that the SAID defendants do appear here ON the
hfst day of the January term, and ansu er tbn
D OF me PLAINTIFF and thst a copy of this order be
Ioruwth inserted in some newspaper published If,
tie city of Richmond, for months s,Iccessiyejv
and posted at the front dor Of the capitol In tie SAID
Guy. copy Teste,
~ WIZ. G..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-29
VmelNlA. a, rules holden IN the cler,A -

NihSlNlA. At rules holden the clert4 10. Z
me superior court OF chancery for the Richmond
dock and Mary his wife James Cra,,dock and Ju.,rL
ms wife. offs. against Richard A Dolby, aim'or
Lloyd Robertson, deed, Samuel ID. Burke and Peter T.
Gregg:-snd Nanc, Robertson, and Matthew Martha
S'tha'"e, Mary, William. Sarah, Eliza and Lucy I,o
oerison, children of William Robertson Jec'd;-Dan.
iei So Lemuel, Madison and NJ ,r:ha Ann Rob- rtson,
on"'ren OF John Robertson. dec'd;-Alien Freeman.
VINO survived his wife Caroline late Robertson, and
J"nn and Grace Freeman their children, and John
Poke and Sarah his wife, late Robertson, dts.
me defendants Except the three FIRST namely
no' ""''nS entered their appearance and gwen
ry according to the act of assembly and the rules of
tis court and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence.
ta' they are not inhabitants of this country; it is
oefed that the said defendants do appear here the
hrst day ot the January term, and answer the bill
OF the Plaintiffs; and that n copy of this order be
.or'hw'th inserted IN some newspaper published in
"e CITY OF Richmond, tor two months successivel,,
and posted at Tia, front door of the capitol in the said
city. a..coPy. Tes,e,
40 WV. & PrNpLEr y c. c.
NlRGiNlA. At rules holden the clerk = office ct
the superior court of chancery for the Richmond
district, the I'd lay of August 1861 Rnber King, 10.
bert Temple and John SKI rer pitts. against Richard
Patterson, James Cocke, Thomas Floyd and James
FOX, dts.
The defendant Richard Patterson not h.yipo enter
ed his appearance and gwen security according to the
act o assembly and the rules this court, and it an
pearnS y satisfactory Evidence that he is no, an in
nae ant OF tins counry IS ordered, that the said
defendant do appear here the first day of The, next
Januar, term, and bill Of the plaintiffs: and
that copy o this der be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the city OF Richmond for two
months successive'y, and posted the front door al
the capitol, in the sand city. copy. Tes,c,
20 W,1 T. py.,,, ,--,.
i\WiWGiNiA-At rules, holden the clerks Office
OF the superior cour, OF chancery for the Rich
n'ond district, the 9th day ct September 1880 Joseph
Scott and Caroline N. his lie, and Johifesober, son
and Elizabeth his wife, pits. against Dabney Miller
sheriff of Amelia county. ant as such, adu,'or with
Elizabeth Io,n r
dts. ~ '
ihe defendants John l.. Townes and loser NJ,
Smith and judith his wife, not having entered t. j,
appearance and given security according TO the &C,
OF Assembly and the rules of this court; and i, appear
!nt, by Satisfactory evidence, that they are no, hab
itanS OF tbs country it is ordered, that the said de
teMantsdo appear here on the first day of the mex,
January term, and answer the bill of the plaintiffs; and
'hat copy ct this order be forthwith inserted m some
newspaper published in the city of Richmond, for two
months successfully and posted at the front door OF
the capitol, IN the said city. copy. Teste,
- VIM. u. PENDLEToS, q. C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-29

's>o Phi ip II. Baird and Polly his " lie, VIM n.
Mccall Benjamin Mccall, Nancy Mccall John
Miller, adm'or of Benjamin Johnson, deed, John
Thurman, Alfred Puryear, Jane E. iarnman. Leta
T.. ianrm'n. job" +. Taruman, VIM. 7. Taurrpan and
Robert w. Thurman
You, not being residents of this Commonwe al,h are
required to take notice, that SHALL on Monday the
ir' january next AT the hous- of William Hughes II,
u'e county of Fnvanna, between the hours of nine in
me morning and SIX IN the evening take the de position
OF the sad VIM Hughes, and Thursday the Goth
January next, shall, between the same hours at mv
mouse IN Hanover county. take the d-positions of
Charles Hughes and Mareare aughes-to be read ne
eV'de nc" the trial of a SUI, now dependns in ,hn
richmond superior Cour' of Chancery, in which 1 am
p,''' ana you ana Zacariah McGruder, in his own
rgh', ana lis adm'or at Elizabeth Johnson decd in
ner VIII nnrxed, and the said Zacharsh and Frances
ms w'ie' IN her right, and VIM. Thurman adn,'or Of
ih"nas Puryear, senr. decd, and Edmund ID. Ford
ana FRANCES his wife, Thomas Puryear, ir WIN
Puryrar, Sarah Puryeas and Jane Puryear are de-
endan.s 1t from any cause the said deposition should
ot DC commenced on the ctive days afores or
being comment ed, completed, thew will he iaten
or commenced on the day, and so on from da to
Gay unit; completed, between the same hours and NJ
,he same places-when you may attend, if you think
proper. JANE pIIvyr M"
dec 8-1awit#
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-29

" 'heiNia. At rules holden in the clerks Office Of
ne superior court Of chanoery for the Richmond
usIc', he ~ day of August 1880 Stewart Jackson,
pltf against John G. Boiss.au James Perry WIN I,er
W, John Perry and other dts
Die nc defendants Jes Perry, WIN. Perry, and John
rrIy no' having entered their appearance and gwen
rI"y according To the act oGsssen1by and the rules
OF .ns court and it appearing, by satisfactory evil
at They are not inhabitants Of this country il
- oruersu, that the said defendants do appear here
the bill of the plaintiff and tha, COW of this orier
o.! forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
~ me city OF Richmond for two months success;vnv
@ p0,ted at the front door Of the capitol in The
sa,d city \ copy. Testc, ~ WV
~ VIZ q. PgSptr.ro- =