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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-02
Sept. q q IL -otoN

Extract ola lcttor from Jefferson R,rr,,ks do,,,
NATL ~ " ''i'
The cholera RACES with great violence at Rock
island LIT. Davis, direct from thore, states that 50
men have died belonging to the Infnntrv nj so
Verai officers, among whom are DIR. Coleman. III.
Gale, LIST Infantry, LIT. Torrence 4th Infantry and
LIT. koystcr, of the 9Th. Few or no cases of cbo-
lcra among the Artillery
IN. B.-About so men have arrived. desortors
from Rock Island, and given themselves up. They
report IL deaths the day previous to their leaving
ana many officers sick / dreat. to hear the news
mat is daily expected. Gen. Atkinson is expected
IN .he steamboat Warrior to-day. In consequences
OF inc desertcrs being infected previous TO leaving
here"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-02

'rgE C'NsrrUrfoNAL Wing IS published twice a vrcs.
payable in advance,
For adverilsing-75 cents square Tor less) r he r
nseTuon and 5OceDs tor each Continuance - The ,ur,
Der Oh insertions must BE- noted the MS ,,thr,v SO
ingly. "'
PREVIOUS to discontinuance Of the payer an area,
ages must be paid up. And those who ~ ,.t ,i
continue, WIZ notify the Edots 10 Ihat eject AT Ieas,
Wen'y Gays before the period expires for which tn,y
no'es OF chartered specie paying Banks of any Of
o'a'es VIII be received in payment for subscription
tne wing, though Virginia ~ States Bank Note. wur N
be pIeteUed; aud remsnces be made through g.,
/ Posi- Office At the risk Of the Editors
All letters TO the Editors must be post Paid, they WIZ
! receive attention.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-02

,,, NEW \ DIRK, sept. %.
Melonchaly--A FIRE occurred last niqbt. AT which,
attended with some destruction of property
several persons were seriously injured and one life
lost AT about twelve O'clock, the seven story fire
! PROOF building IN Gouverneur's lane, next to tie
corner of Water st. was discovered TO be ON fire.
and tho the engine companies were upon the spot
almost at the first alarm, yet the flames made such
IaPu progress that the efforts Of the intrepid fire.
men were unable to Subdue them until thew h d
extended to the upper parts and involved the whole
building IN ruin. Abodt three O'Clock the front
wall Tell with tremendous crash upon the bui ding
on tle opposite side, of which it broke in the roof
ana shortly after The north wall came down bring
ing beneath 1t some of the adjacent premises--We
regret TO add, that Nathaniel Brown, of Engine.
N o.. AZ, lost has life in the ruins, and that James
hedges and Anthony Klopfcr, of the same Engine,
ana MT koome, the engiEcer, were all seriously
injured.
he building, which was insured, was occupi-
cd 10y Mr. Josse Delano, an Iron Chest Ware
nouse, and the FIRE is believed to have been acct
dental,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-02

w The Correspondent of the Journal of Com
merce, states that Secretary McLane and family,
had left Washington for short period, and that
Mr.. woodbury., alone remained. Woodbury. is
thus pro tenn Secretary of State, War, Treasury,
(besides his own proper Secretaryship) and Presi.
dent de tdcto! He is the Atlas of the day.
The President would leave the Hermitage it was
thought by the middle of September and pass
through Kentucky 10 cheer his friends in that
quarter; the necessary effect of beholding the
countenance of him who was "born to command -
He is also expected at the Bototourt Springs we
learn
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-02
Hon. A. S. CLAYTON.
"KNoCKING HEADS ToGETuER. y

'hNOCklNG HEADS OGETH ERR
Inc Globe, says our venerable neighbor, under
the head of the Veto, and the Bank No. Is, has CIV
en- most humorous dramatic sketch of the LEADING
prints of the opposition.
The plot is to arraign them at the bar of the
ruoic' and then to make each to testify against
the other Thus by quoting from the past columns
OF Messrs GALES and Green, Walsh and Simpson,
Webb, &c. it shows out of their own mouth, the
characters of the moteley group, who are now ar
rayed against the Administration. And what a
group is thus made OUT"
Pretty fun. is it Mr.. RtcheY Would YOU like
to be made to figure in the same way? Here goes
then.
Public opinion enthroned as Court of Over &
Ierm'ner-ihe Sheriff introduces Mr.. Richie
into Court.
Mr.. Richie examined ty Counsellor ''C,oosmy
1oct'" and deposes upon his roir dire.
CouRseHor.-Mr. Richie, the Court wishes to
hear your crank" opinion of Gen. Jackson-have
you any objection to crafty them?
Ritchfe.-None in the world. Itake the utmost
pleasure in speaking of the "OId Roman" at all
times, as the "Greatest and Best" of men the wsest
of Statesmen and the best of Patriots
Counsellor Borum.-Cross eran,ines-
Counsetlor.-These your "frank'' opinions,
Mr.. Rtchie2
Ritchie.-They are.
Counsellor,-Have you al,osys hosaght thus, Mr..
Richie?
Ritchie.--Always
Counsellor. -Sherif:-bring the file of the Rich.
mond Enquirer for the years 1898 and 1924 into
Court (Rifchie looks blue, and takes step 60
the rear as if meditatiDg retreat, but the Court de-
sircs him TO remain in the box.)
Counsellor Borum reads from the file---"We can
not consent to lend helping hand towards electing
Gen. Jackson-he is too little ofaa statesman
too arbitrary, to obtain our humble support"
Borum.-Did you write that, Mr.. Ritchie2
Ruchie-(slightly confused)-I suppose must
be responsible for it, but rather think Col Gooch
must have ,rritfen it,
BorDm-(reads from the Enquirer.) ''What sort
OF President would this great Ciuilian Gen Jack
SOM make? man who cannot interpret the plain
provision of one law, yet would be called to adj
minister all the laws"
Borum--D;d you write that, Mr.. Ritchie7
Ritchie.-He, he. cannot exactly say--at that
time did not think well of the old General but
can't help thinking Gooch wrote that too.
BoTum- (roads from the Enquirer.) ''We would
deprecate Gen. Jackson's election as a CURSE up.
the country"
Boruat.-Did Gooch write that also, Mr. Ritchie7
but, the Counsellor, on looking up, observed tho
worthy Editor in full retreat, the numerous audi
ence convulsed with merriment, and the venerable
Judge himsefin broad grin.
Borum.--Ha! hal ha! trow I have sorted the
crank" gentleman.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-02
Rtr1esuosuU SGa 1esq
Saturday Ecea,ts.g, Sep9. 30.
MR.. CALHOUN.

The correspondence between this gentleman and
Gov. Hamilton, on the topics which now so much
excite the South, promised by the Pendleten Mes.
senger, has arrived, and presumng the public curl
oSIty to see it, was not less awakened than our
own, we proceed TO crafty j, at once. Mr.. CAL
nouns eminent station, his great and shining abb
htes' and the vast import eft the subjects he dis
cusses' will exort from every reader perusal OF
this correspondence. AT another time, we may
have word TO say by way of comment.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-02
From The Raleigh Register of vesterdgy.
UNEORrIIN PAL i'm


we stop the press to announce the occurrence
oil annother ealamtous fire, which has again laid
waste considerable portion of the business part
OF our devoted City. The alarm was given about
Z O'clock this morning, when the fire was dscoy
cred In the building at the corner of Fayetteville
and Hargett Streets, owned by Richard Smith ESQ.
and occupied by himself Merchant, and by
Mr.. NJ Hartford, Tailor. As but few hours
have elapsed since the fire was checked, it is not
certainly ascertaned in which division ofthe house
IT originated, but the belief is general that it was
the result Of accident.
The fire had attained such mastery before the
citizens could he collected, that it was irnpos.
s'nie e1ther by blowing up houses, the OF cur
small Engine, to check it's progress until EVERY
BUILDING on the main Street, between the corner
above mentioned and the Ncwbern Bank, was en-
tirely destroyed. The Bank itself was only saved
by the counsel and ntrepidiy of rosolntc and
dermined few.
ihe individual loss is very great, though by fir
1he greatest sufferer is Mr.. Richard Smith His
loss IN money bonds, goods and houses, cannot
be less than $3.50, 1000
We have only time for this brief notice In our
next, detailed account will be given
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-02

u At meeting of the Fairfield Iockv Clnb
29th September, 1892, tho following resolutions
were unanimously adopted.
Whereas, it being conclusvciy asccrtnncd that
a large majority of the members Of this Club, are
absent from the city and are likely to continue so
in consequence Of the ravagcs of the Cholera be it
therefore
Resolved, That the Fall Races at Fairfield bo
postponed until Tuesday, goth Oc ober next.
Resolved That the Secretary, cause this post
poncment TO be published in the Constitutional
Wing and Richmond Enquirer.
BY THE SECRETARY.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-02
From the PhiladeLphia U. S. Gneclte. Sent. 2s.

NTOH INC IhlI0dfIphIn y. 3. Igzctfe, Sept. %
We learn that meeting was callod in Dock
Ward, on Monday night, Of the Democratic citi.
zens. G. J. INcgRsoLL was in the chair. After
some preliminary business transacted, set OF
resolutions was offered approving of tho course Of
General Jackson, and tho nomination Of wilkins
and Wolf. This caused demur among the com.
Pany, who declared that tbey were not Jack.
son mon, and had not been convened as such
An appeal was made TO the call, which sustained
the position Ct the demurrer We believe the reso.
utions were carried by a majority Of tbree. TIL,
people know that Democracy and Jaoksonisn, ar,
not necessarily connected, and thoy now bepi,
to understand the ntrigscs ofther leaders to blen,
them There is not ward in this CITY, that dare
risk The assumption of the Jackson name.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-02

ne smyrna Journal of the Ist gives the parti.
r"lars, at length, of the capture of Acre. Ii APP
poars mat the resistance was very firm, and the
Spa In p1oonged and bloody The Egyptians lost
,he explosion OF mines and a imagining. re Turks
bad about 700 killed. "o ''NS
me ottoman fleet, consisting of 81 ships of war;
a. " an equal number of transports Ind re-
ana mad proceeded, it said, for Gambia.
~. Y. Dnt LII,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-02
CHOLERA

lntcrmonts near the Poor House for 81 hours,
ending this day, IL o'clock, 29lh September
White 4-coIUured 15-tolal TO-
GEO. WOODFIN
rive cases OF Cholera were reported by the Al
exandria Board of Health OH Thursday
Baltimore, Sept. %.
We arc gratifed to state that the Board
VIII now proceed to grant cleaa bills Of health to
vessels leaving the port.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-02

Bourrienne, author of the Memoirs of Napoleon,
and once his private Secretary, has been gned
toa Lunatic Hospital. A Paris paper says ''his in
trinity would be scarcely detected if, at intervals.
and after having spoken at some length, some wild
expressions did not escape him.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-02
NEW YORK MARKE,r son.aa.,1aac.1

NEW YORK MARKET, September 26th, noon.
The price of Western Flour to-day is IS a 6,
including nll sorts, with but few sales: the stock is
accumulating since holders advanced the price
There is very little Troy Flour in market Com
mon sorts of Southern So ? with but few
sales cargo Of very prime Virginia which has
been sold at 49, cts. bushel. a cargo of prime
the advanced prices are fully supported; prime
Orleans has been sold at 80 ccntsECot,en is mo-
wing MISUNDERSTANDING Com
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-02

ANOTHER SIGs.-The Cincinnati Advertiser nj
the l9th inst. suys;-''At public auction yestef
day OF house on Fourth street, which was sold
Tor $4,000 year ago, gentleman offered SIS 900,
with this addition, that he would give 20 per cent
more Tor 1T II Jackson not reelected. Hear
ths-refiect-be wiso before it is too late-another
SIX months Of Jacksons rulo, and the property
would not bring $1,000
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-02

i"o Cholera reports furnished by to-day's mail
'H"'' the gratifying fact, that only few strag.
s'"g cases have occurred lately north of us-so
low !" any one place, that we deem it unnecessary
t0report them
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-02
MIR. CLAY SOIn,

80 say the Globe and others, who affect TO weep
over MIR. Clay's fall. Sold by his friends to Mr..
Writ and the Anti Masons. How astute in the
Globe to make the discovery, how amiablc in it to
cobdole with Mr.. Clay ON the occasion
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-02
FS'Om the Star.
AWEIII EDNEI CDA rnInA1

we STOP the press to announce that city has
been visited by another distressing calamity At
o'clock yesterday morning, fire broke out at
the store OF Mr. Richard Smith, which DESTROYED
every building that square fronting Fayetteville
street, with the exception of the Bank of New
oern, which was preserved with great difficulty
Nearly all the houses burnt we're occupied as
stores Most of the dry goods, except those in the
store OF Mr. Richard Smith, were saved but Il large
portioh OF the groceries were destroyed The
books and records of the office of the County Re
CUSTER were consumed. Further particulars next
week ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-02

u The London Courier re-publishes Mr.. Clay
Speech on the Veto, with high compliment to it
ability. u S. Bank Stock fell IN London from
eat to E24 l0s
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-02

intcrmcnis near the Poor House for "a hours
eho,ng at IL o'clock this day, 2Sth September
Whitley, coloured 26-Total3 IS.
GEO. WOODFIN.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-02

MuNIFIcENT DoNATIoN.-We understand, says the
Boston Atlas. that gentleman of this city has
lately given five thousand dollars Yale College,
and five thousand to Harvard University
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-02
LATEST FRoM SMYRNA &

Wo last evening received our files Of newspaper
I'D, and Hydra to the 9th juno.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-02
. BROAD-ROCK RACES
Third day-Jockey Club Purse, 5000 mile

Mr.. Johnson's Andrew
Mr.. Whites Mattaponi, 5 dist
Mr. Bolts Betsy Graves
Mr. Doswelps Eliza Wharton, 3
Mr. Garrison's Sally Hornet, 9 dist.
Time-5m. SIS, 5m. Sos.
The boy riding Ma,taponi made mistake, and
drew up at the end Of the I'd mile, and hence dis
tanced. BY the SECRETARY,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-27
SALE UNDER pEEp OF TRusr.-In pursuance

SALE UNDER DEED OF TRUST.-In pursuance
~ OF deed oil trust, dated on the 18th day OF Sepem-
ber 1917, recorded in Hcnco County Court Office exc
cuted to us by William Crawford secure the
OF debt to John Park shall, on Monday the I7th
Gay oil next month"; between the hours of O'clock in the
forenoon, and in the afternoon before the
door OF Henco county, make sale of tract of land living
IN sa'd county about orS miles below Richmond ON the
nn ROAD leading from the Seven Pines Richmond con-
tanning according 10 the said deed 226 acres the boun
daries whereof therein forth We know of no OBJ
lection to The title; but acting trustees will convey on
ly such title as is vested in us
JOHN ENDERS, On
April 6. ti0S-tdsl NATH. DUNLOP, ( trustees.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-27

By me Governor If the Commonwealth of Viyginia,
a -Whcreasinformaionh asBeen
"a communicated TO that the Capitol i'm the Civ Of
Williamsburg has been destroyed by fire: Now there
fore, John Floyd, Governor Of the Commonwealth Of
virginia do hereby direct, in pursuance Of the provisions
oil the 9th section OF the act OF the General Assemble
entitled can act concerning adjournment and places of
session OF certain Courts in certain cases" passed I2tb
January 1915 that the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chanccry shall in future be held the Court House Of
James City county, until otherwise provided.
Given under my hand and under the lesser seal Of ,c
lSealI Commonwealth, at Richmond this Ilth
day Of April, 1892. JOHN FLOYD
April 10. I1O-yl,v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-27

N CHANCERf-- Circuit s,ps-
nor Court OF Law and Chancery, held for
county at the courthouse thereof. the 18th day OF
March, 1928. - -
Eldrdge Flournoy, Rebecca Flournoy Susan Flournoy
anu Thomas Fournoy, the said Susan and Thomas being
infants who sue by Francis W. Dunnavant their next
friend, pi,;n60s
against
Silas Cheaham, in his right, and as administrator
oil isaac ~; for,er dec d. William Pulliam and Elizabeth
and Mary f. his wife, atc Mary r. Porter0 John T. Por-
ter and Sarah j. Porter infants of wears by Mark
fournoy their special guardian and James b. BIankin-
SNIP an infant by Daniel 5. Woodbridge his special
dian, Nlca1ase,
The defendant. James b. Bankinship not having enter
ed ms appearance and given security according TO The act
OF Assembly and the rules OF this Court and il appearing
oy satisfactory evidence that he is not nhabitant of this
commonwealth tt as ordered That the said defendant do
appear here on the first day of the term and answer
the Bill OF the plaintiffs; and that copy of this order bo
onwh inserted in some newspaper published in the city
OF Richmond for two months ssiyely and posted at
the iront door Of the courthouse OF this county
Anu the Courtdoth further ORDER that the defendant ST.
las Cheatham render account of the of
his n,cstate Isaac d. Porter on the estate of Thomas
Flournoy dcccasedalso Of the said Isaac d.
Porter as guardian OF the plaintsand also an account
oil the SAID Silas Cheathams administration on the
estate OF said Isaac d. Porter, deceasedand account
all the assets real and personal belonging to the estate
OF the said Isaac d. Porter. deceased at the time of his
death, before commissioner Of this Court which ac-
counts The said commissioner is directed TO examine state
ana seuie ana 10 The Court report with any matter spc
ciay stated deemed pertinent by himself or which may
DC required by any OF the parties TO be staed-Proyis
ded that such OF the foregoing have been set
ued, reported to and confirmed by the county Court of
Chcsteriled the said Commissioner is directed take AZ
Prind Jdce correct liable to be surcharged and iasied
proof for that purpose.
Copy Teste, p. POINDENTER elk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-27

TH7EN DOLLARS REWARD--Ran away from TIa
N lfax county, Va. the oath day of March last.
WILLIAM MATTHEWS, about thirty-three or four
years old light hair nearly bald, blue eyes, with dent
in his forehead, large and fair skim said Matthews
absconded in company with and two children
leaving wife and family in distress; he carried will
him small black horse, which belonged TO me- with one
bind foot little white, and uncommonlv large head
which would induce many persons to think he had tbe
big head five years old this spring four feet ten inches
high; which horse had hired him TO work TO Petershrg
to hogshead Of tobacco, which he sod and took e pro
cced5 with him think 1t more than probable that he
will trade the horse the first opportunity; therefore would
thank whoever may appfeheud him. TO keep ali the pro-
pery which he may have in possession and direct ingor
nation to me at Black Walnut, Halifax. Va
April H. llI-6t JAMES NJ. BAKER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-27
DENTAL INSTITUTION
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The very best selected English Brushes Tor the TrEru
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Every operation upon the teeth performed on the most
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-27

WaLidm Pledge, Francis Pledge, TVipiaa Uyoodson
md Nancy his tcife, Elizabeth Piedge -
TE7AKE notice, that shall on the third Monday in Nav
" next, at the house OF VIM. Lewis at Coocbland
Court House. in the State of Virginia between the hours
OF eight In the morning. and two Of the evening of the
same day, proceed 10 take the deposition of William Miller
and others to be read in evidence in suit depending ON
the Chancery side of the County Court of tiooch5nd
wherein am complainant and you defendants, at which
time and place you may attend iqyou please.
foars, sc. ARCHER PLEDGE
April g. IOs-yyt,ya
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-27
PRoPERTY ZOE sALE.-Thc .nb.

EVANSVILLE PROPERTY FOR SALE-The sub.
I'VE scnbcr, intending TO 60 70 the part of Vr.
glna oilers for sale his property in Maysyc Bucng.
ham county This property consists Of large brick store
house, IN the centre Of business, covered with saic-wih
rooms above finished for the accommodation of boardcrs
Also the lot on which he lives, which is brick DWELL
nghousc, covered with slate, cchouse, WELL and every
building necessary for the accommodation of family al
ached TO this property about acres Of rich land in
Guiding large garden The whole either part of this
property will be sold very accommodating terms ard TO
merchant professional man. offers considerable advan
agesbeng at the court house Of one Of the largest and
most popuous counties Of the State and near the centre
Of wealthy ncghborhood and the margin of Slate
river He feels difficulty in saying that an entcrprz
ing merchant with competent capital, could effect sales
OF goods at this place. annually TO the extent of from ten
TO twenty-five thousand dollars. JOHN DUNLOP
April 20. If2-Im
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-27
SONG.

By Thomas Moore, Esq.
90 one Ot those sweet nights that OH
Their lustre % or tn II Jean ding
Reneaih NY easement low aud son
l hoard l.nsblan lover sing
And listened both with enr aud thought
Tho sounds upon the ghi-Lfot 20 caught
'Oh, happy "a the Gods Is he,
Who g-zvs at this hour on thoU!'
Tho song was one 10y Sappho sung,
In the first love dreams Ot her Tyre.
when words OF passion from her tongue
Fell like "a = over OF living fire;
Aud still at a close OF every strain,
heard these burning words again
"Oh, happy as the Gods is he,
Who listens at this hour to theo :"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-27

M n CHANCERY --VfFGfNIA.-A. rules held i'm tho
e clerks Office of tho Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Cbancery Tor the county Of King & Queen on lie IOh Of
March 1892: James Garnet, admir- with the will annex
ed Of Thomas Garnet, decd which said Thomas Garnett
was in his lifetime Executor of Henry Garnct, Pm
against
Samuel Parrish and Mary his wife, which said Mary
before her nteunarrage with the said Samuel Parrish was
Mary Garnctt, daughter Of Henry Garncu, decd and
muscoc Garneu, Delts.
The defendants, Samuel Parish and Mary his wife NOT
having entered their appearance and given security accord
ing to the act Of assembly and rules Of this court and il
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they not in
abitants Of this country il is ordered that the ;d depd-
ants do appear here the first Monday in June next and
answer the bill Of the plaintiff and that copy Of this order
be forthwith inserted in newspaper published in the
city OF Richmond for two months succesvey aud posted
at-ihe front door Of The court house Of is county
Copy Tcstc, ROBERT POLLARD n 81
March ~ fO6-ySw