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BZ ING WILLIAM LAND FOR sNLE.-T6e !

ia iNu " ilSLihM Ian ~ FOX SALE.-The plan-
M tatlon called Cownes belonging to the estate of
PhiiP Ayett dec lying between the Herring creek and
War house, will be publicly sold at Ayets
on Saturday the 25th of May nex-Th. tract contains
ooO acres oil land about third of which is creek and
river low grounds, and the balance Of very good high
land The improvements the tract are amply suii
cent Tor all farming purposes, and the comfortable ac
comnodauon oil family and the land will be shown TO
any person wishing 10 purchase il, any time before the
Day OF sale, by the subscriber who lives near the premise,
The terms OF sale $4,000 be paid on the first dav
next and the balance on the first day OF Janua
ry, 1885. The purchaser of this land will have the
lego OF seeding wheat upon it fall and entire pos
session viii be given his making the first payment
p. AYLETT, Ex'or of p. fylett dec
Montvile, March H. IOi1v,ls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-12

fAWR. JAMES CHILDRESS-Take notice. that on
I'VE Monday the 22d day of April next at the Tavern
gnia shall take the dispositions Of William Bailey Ma
than Penick and Others be read evidence in suit in
Chancery, depending in the United States Court Filth
Circuit and Eastern District of Virginia. which you are
plaintiff, aud myself and William Frame Samuel McKA.
ney, William Webb, Henry Terry, and Thomas b. Chill
dress defendants and from any cause the deposit
tons OF all the witnesses be taken that day.
shall continue from day to day, until they be all taken
March 20 r1Ol-w1w1 THOMAS McCARGO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-12

IN Monday the 18th February, the Stage ooach from
" Richmond to Fredericksburg will commence run
ning daily, and arrive the evening at Washington
City by tho splendid Steam boat Sydney-From wash
ngton, to Baltimore and Philadelphia, the lines will COM
mence on the same day. Travellers from the North and
south Will Ind no delay. +. PORTER s. Co.
reOruary ~. Oft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-12

PINE WOOD AND TIMBER-4OO ACRES.
EfOR SALE, on the Estate Of George w. p Gusts,
n Esq. Of Arlington 400 of Pine Wood, original
growth, lying on the Pamunkey river miles from West
Point, and about so miles from the Chesapeake Bay
Water nayisabe for ship of the line Four, FIVE, six
or seven years allowed for removing the wood and tim
berl not previously solo, will be offered at public amc-
ton on the premises, the first Monday in May next
Terms cash.-Please apply to
WILLIAM BRUMLEY,
Steward and Agent for @. w. p Gusts, Esq
White House, N. Kent c. RI
March IN,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-12

McOruuer Pitt
Against
William Crump, Sheriff Of Powhatan County, and as
such, admir-. de bons OF Geo Bailey, decd; Mack
Goode and Richard Goode, executors of Ben Goode deed
who was formerly admir-. Of the said Geo. Bailey decd
yno. W. Faudree and Nancy his wife, formerly Nancy
Bailey, widew OF the said Geo. Bailey, deed, and Benz
Bailey, Joseph A. Bailey, Martha L. Bailey, and Albert
Bailey, children OF the said George Bailey dec. the three
being infants under the age OF 81 years. by Richard
F. Graves their guardian ad Item, Defts
The defendant, Benjamin Bailey, not having entered
his appearance and given security according the act of
Assembly and the Rules of this Court and appearing TO
the satisfaction OF the Court that the said Benz Bailey
not an inhaban OF this Commonwealth-0n the motion of
the plaintiff, by H. L. Hopkins, Esq, his aoney-itis or
dered That the said Benjamin Bailey, do appear here
swer the bill OF the plaintiff, and give security for per-
forming such decree AS the Court may make herein; and
that copy of this Order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper, published in the City of Richmond for two
months successfully and that another copy be posted at
the front door oil the Court. house of this county.
Copy Teste II. f. GRAVES, C.
APHi D. 1OS-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-12

BIN CHANCERY. --VIRGINIA- rules holden in
a the Clerks office of the county OF Charlotte OH
the 4th day of March, 1888:
Charles Nj Anderson and Frances his wife, formerly
Frances stern, and Melville Stern infant under The age
OF one and twenty years, Phns
against
William Howson and Doroihea his wife, George Jordan
and Susan his wife, Lawrence u. stern Frances Stern
william d. Stern John b. Baker end Elizabeth his wife
and John Park and a gness his wife, Defr
The defendants, lillian Howson and Dorohea his wife
George Jordan aud Susan his wife, and Frances Stern not
having entered their appearance according the act OF
Assembly and the rules Of this court and IL appearing
10 the sasa cton Of court that they are not babi
ants OF this ateOn the motion Of the plaintiffs by coun-
sell II IS ordered that the said defendants appear here
ON the FIRST Monday ia June next and their appear
ance and answer the plaintiffs BILL and give security for
performing The decree Of The cou and that copy Of this
order Il inserted in some paper published in The city Of
Richmond, for two this successively and posted al the
front door OF the Court House Of this county
Copy -WlNSLOW ROBIN ON, c.
March 10. I02-wSws
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~ oIlCE,-There will be called meeting of ill.,
y Stockholders of the Rivanna Navigation Companv
TO be held in the Courthouse of Alhemare county in the
town oil Charlottesville, the third Tuesday in April ne
being The 10Th OF the month BY order of the President
and majority Of the Directors.
DANL. f. CARR
Secretary RiUannG Navigation Company
March IL I0I-wtI6thA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-12

Romantic passion.-A French gentleman, NJ Bus
seres de Chaabre lately died at Paris, bequeathng the
ress Mademoselle Mars. 1t appears that twelve wears
since, this lady inspired him with violent attachment
which he expressed to her in letters that were returned
TO him without notice Long silence followed This to
open correspondence, and it seemed to be forgotten
when the gallant gentleman, on alighdng day from
his carriage in the Place Victories broke his leg II
would naturally be supposed that he would WISH under
such circumstances to receive surgical assistance as ex
pedously possible, but this not the case He for
babe any one TO touch him, and sent Mile. Mars an ac
count oil his misfortune, stating that he would be removed
ana attended only by the medical gentleman of the great
actress The latter at astonished and greye mme
datey went TO her friend, Baron Dupuytren, briefly re-
lated the adventure, and requested him attend the pa
tent Immediately. The Doctor fastened TO the spot M
dc Chalabe was then put bed in the coffee house
the corner OF the Rue de Ia Feulade where his leg was
sell and alter being removed to his hotel he
vered This curious circumstance as followed bv
silence OIL his part and oblivion that of Mile Mars
which continued until his death. On opening his will it
was discovered that he had bequeathad Mile Mars the
whole Of his fortune.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-12

IN CHANCERY In Goochland County Court, 18th
n February, 1888
Benjamin Phaup and Elizabeth his WIFE formerly Eli.
zabeth Ellis, Pids
Against
William Gray late Sheriff of GOochland county, and as
such, administrator of Absaom Ellis, dec'd and LEROY
Ellis, John Ellis and Charity his wife, Joseph Watkins
ana Jerusha his wife, formerly Jerusha Ellis, Rebecca
Mallory, formerly Rebecca Ellis, Joshua Ellis Hercules
Ellis Bartholomew Ellis, and the children Eleazer Ell
lis, deceased, distributes OF tho said Absalom Ellis de-
ceased, Dns
This day came the plaintiffs, by Henry L. Hopkins
ESQ their counsel and filed their BILL and the defendants
joshua Ellis Hercules Ellis, Bartholomew Ellis, and the
children of Eeazer Ellis decd. not having entered their
appearance and given security according the act OF As
sembly and the Rules Of this Court and il appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants of this
country 1t is ordered that the said defendants appear
here on the first day of May Court next and answer the
bill oil the Plaintiffs and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted in newspaper printed in the CITY of
Richmond Tor two months successfully, and posted at the
front door oil the Courthouse of this county Copy.
Teste. MAR w. MILLER, ID. c. G. C.
March 7. 99-wsw
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I'm CERY-VIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the
IA Clerks office of the Circuit Superior Court Law
and Chaneery Tor the county of Hanover the 9th day
Of March, 1888
Jesse Vim, late High Sheriff of the county of hanover
whom The estate OF John Richardson decd with his
cuPative will annexed, unadministered by Francis w
Scott hath been committed for Administrations PE
against
Judith Richardson widow of John Richardson. deed
Jane Hooker, Martha, Mourning James G., Joseph T ,
Mary Nancy, julius r., Sandy Dice, and Jane Mayo
heirs OF Jane Mayo sister of the said John Richardson
deeds Jane Hatcher John Coleburn and Sarah his wife
who was Sarah Mayo, Richard, James, John, and Robert
Mayo, David Mason, and Hannah his wife who was
Hannah Mayo, Lott Chi!woOd, and Mary his wife, who
was Mary Mayo, heir OF Peggy Mayo, Thomas Whit
lock- and Stephen Williams, and Patsy his wife, who was
Patsy Whtock, the husband and heirs of Hannah Whit
lock- Robert j. Pullam, Thompson w. Pulliam Peter
Wade, and Sally his wife, who was Sally Pullam William
s. cambridge, and Nancy his wife, who Nancy Pull
lam the heirs of Mourning PuIliam, Beverly Glenn and
Thompson, and John Mayo, - Beam, and Sarah his
wife, who Sarah Mayo, John Floyd, and Mourning
his wife, who was Mourning Mayo, and Osborne Mayo
and Nancy his wife, who Nancy Mayo, the heirs OF
Betsy Mayo, and William Kennon Richard Kennon and
John kennon Archibald Coleman, and Peasants p. Cole
man, Mordecai Hammonds, and Martha his wife Sarah
r. Cate Isaiah Cate, and Ursula Cate the husband and
heirs OF Ursula Kate, who was Ursula Richardson
Dens.
The Defendants, MARTHA, Mourning James G., joseph
T., Mary, Nancy, julius r., Sandy, Dice and Jane
Mayo heirs OF Jane Mayo, Jane Hatcher John Coleman
and Sarah his wife, Richard, James, John and Robert
Mayo David Mason and Hannah his wife Lott Chtwood
and Mary bis wife, Thomas Whitlock Beverly Glenn
and Sally his wife, Richardson, Thompson John Mayo
- Beam and Sarah his wife, John Floyd and Mourn
ing his wife, Osborne Mayo and Nancy his wife William
kennon, Richard Kennon, John Kennon, Archibald Cole
man. Pleasant p. Coleman, Mordecia Hammends and
Martha his wife, Sarah p. Cate, Isaiah Cate Ursula
Cate not having entered their appearance, and given
cuyaccordng to the act of Assembly, and the rules of
this Court and appearing 10 the satisfaction of the Court
that they not inhabitants of this couniryon the motion
Of the Plaintiff ordered that the said last named de-
PENDANTS, 10 appear here the first Monday i'm June
next and the plaintiffs bill and that copy of this
Ofda ho ftyti. rf.I
in the city of Richmond for months essvely and
that another copy be posted the front door Of the Court
house OF this county. Copy. Teste,
PHILIP b. WINSTON, c. c.
March Is. IO2-w9w
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February 81.

EN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES In Powhatan Coun-
a ~ Court, March 23rd, 1888
William McGruder Pltf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-12
COTTON YARNS, COTTON OSNABUkGS. &c
LBS ..ie ce, eo1,o H, oDo,,n..

50 bales 3 4 Shrtings,
IONS Factory - '
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-12

DAVID ANDERSON, Jr., Cary Street has in store
ana MI be regularly receiving between i, ha Isl
May, the above stock Of Cotton Yarns, SC, from the
most approved factories in the United States viz Cum
nngham Anderson OF THU city, Clarke of Mancbes-
ter and James Scott of Isle of Wight
March % IO4 UAy
NoIlCE.-Notice is hereby given that a Certificate
oil funded Three per cent Stock, issued TO the Presi-
dent and Professors of the College of William and Mary
IN Virginia. for the sum of 1920 So numbered 1891
bearing date the sixth day OF September 1917 lost or
msad-and that application will be made for its renewal
at the IreasurSpf the United States conformity with
provided. EDMUND CHRISTIAN R,,rso.
Richmond, February 2s 97-w6w
NorlCE-All person having claims against The E--
tate oil Archibald Campbell, decd. of the city of
Richmond and State of Virginia are requested to bring
mem forward Tor payment previous TO the first day Of
August next; n shall thereafter as possible paw
over to the representatives. of said Campbell or their
agents the balance that may then be in my hands, be-
longing to said estate. This notice will be plead in bar
against all claims presented after that date.
"M' d. WRENN, Sergeant CITY Of Richmond,
and ddnl'Or. Of n. Campbell, dec'd
Richmond, 29th March, 1888 I07-,ySt
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-04-10
500 bushels of Lime for sale.
E. v. CLARE.

yMfAS for sale. two and a half miles <sS4 south of this town, 500 bushels of LIME, which he will sell low for Cnsh.
 Little Rock, April 10. l-tf
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-04-24
fpupLrc No. s4.l

AN ACT for the construction Of road
from the Mississippi river 10 William
Strong's on the 81. Francis river in the
Territery Of Arkansas.
Be IL enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives. oftae United States of
AmTica in Congress assembled, That
the sum Of one hundred thousand dollars be
and the SANS is hereby appropriated out Of
any money in the Treasury not otherwise
appropriated for the purpose Of enabling the
President Of the United States to cause to
be permanently constructed, ropd in the
Territory of Arkansas, from point opposite
to Memphis 10 the house Of Willism Strong
on the ST. Francis river or towards such
other point on the same as the engineer ap-
pointed to report thereupon may recommend
for the purpose of establishing n constant
communication ron the point above named
towards Little Rock ip said Territory
Provided, that the said sun be expended IN.
der the direction oil such military engineer
as the President may appoint. Provided,
also. That no part Of the said sum Of nos sy
shall be expended until careful survey and
estimate shall have been made Of the cost oi
tho road by competent engineer, and that
the said survey and estimate shall have been
previously submitted to and approved by the
Secretary of War and the President Of the
United States.
ArrRovED, March 2. 1888.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-04-24
fPupLIc M. 30.l

AN ACT for improving the navigation OF
certain rivers in the Territories of Flori.
da and Michigan, and for surveys, and for
other purposes.
Be I enacted By the Senate ana House
IF Representatives. Of the Uaifcd States
Of America, in Congress assembled, That
from and after the passage of this act, all
enlistments in the army Of the United States
shall bc fer three years and that the month.
ly pay Of the non commissioned officers and
soldiers, shall bo as follows, viz: to each
sergesnt major, quarsermaster sergeant and
chief musician, sixteen dollars, TO the frat
sergesnt Of a company, fifteen dollars. TO all
other sergeants. twelve dollars each, TO each
srtlficcr, ten dollars 10 each corporal eight
dollars, and to each musician and private
soldier, six dollars and that all enlistnents
IN the Marine Corps, shall De for four years
and that the monthly pay Of non commits
toned officers and soldiess in said corps,
shall be as follows, viz. to each scrjeant ma
yor and quar,ermasier sergeant seventeen
dollars, to the drum major, fife major the
orderly sergeants OF posts, and hrst serjeants
OF guards at sea, sixteen deIlsrs each, to all
other sergeants, thirteen dollars, TO each
corporal, nipe dollars, to each u,usicisn,
eight dollars, and TO each private seven
doliars.
SEc. g .7nd ke il further enacted. That
there shall not be more than three streots or
roads across the semo TO connect the streets
on the north and south sides of said public
grounds.
SEC. 3. .9nd be il further enacted, That
there DO paid out Of On unappropristed mon
ey in tho Treasury. for the purposes Of tho
second secticn Of this act, tho sum Of 6ve
thousand dollars.
SEC. 4. And be it further enacted, That
the seventeenth section Of the aforesaid act
OF the fourteenth day Of July one Thousand
eight hundred and thirty two as far as the
same relates to the duty on pulverized or
crushed sugar, shall take effect on The fourth
Of March.
SEC. 5. And be il further enacted That,
no premium to officers. for enlisting recruits
nor bounties 10 recruits for enIisting shall
be sllowsd after the passage ofthis act.
SEC. O. And be il further enacted,
Thst no person who has been convicted OF
sny criminal offence shall be enlisted into
the army ofths United States.
APPROVED, March 2. 1889,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-04-24

10 understand and answer questions put
to him on tho subject, aud the result was
the Immediate departure Of the Sheriff
with four -five assistants TO Hills resi-
dcncs for the purpose Of again arresting
him. Hill, who was at work IN the Geld
and discovered ~iI1nr approach, instantly
fed to ,he' woodS has no, yet been
taken. Great exe p are making for
his capture, which sincerely trnst
may be attended with success. The
Governor has offered reward Of 800
for his apprehension. Many Of our citi-
zens last night, on hearing Of bis fight,
with promp:itude and zeal which re-
fec,s much crodit IN them. mounted
their horses and started in pursuit of the
fugitive.--NashVitle Repu5hean. April 3.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-04-24

lit is stated in the Kentucky Reporter
of the 10th. inst that Mr.. Gregory was
shot at militia muster in Woodford
county by a man named Davis. The
circumstances as related are that pre-
vions to the use Of Gre arms, Gregory
and Davis had roncontre, in which the
latter was worsted. Soon after, Davis
approached Gregory and shot him with
a pistol, the ball passing directly through
the lungs and out his back. He did not
fall, however. but sprang furiously upon
Davis, knocked him down and-beat HIM
until Davis was compelled to call for
help to save his life. After Gregory rose
from the struggle he fell. from the effects
Of his wound. He was still living at the
last accounts.
About the same time Thomas Outten,
in rencontre stabbed c. r Lewis with
dirk, in a severe md dangerous man
ner.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-04-24

AN ACT to explain and amend the actirt
alter and ame nd the seyeral acts imposing
duties on imports passed July fourteenth
ono thousand eight hundred and thirty.
two, go far as relates Ia Hardware and
certain manufactures ofCopper and brass,
and other articles.
BE n enacted BY the Senate and House
yRsprssentatives Of the United States of
Amsriea IN Congress assembled. That.
tho following sums Of money be, and the
same are hereby appropriated for carrying
on or completing certain works and roads
heretofore commenced. TO be paid out Of
any money in the Treasury not otherwise
appropriated.
For carrying on the Delaware breakwatsr
,wo hundred and seventy thousand dol
lars.
For removing sand bar At the mouth ol
Black river, Ohio, two thousand four hun.
dred dollars.
For pie, head at Cunningham creek, o.
bio. Eve hundred dollars.
For completing tho removal Of obstruc
lions st the mouth Of Ashtabula crrek, Ohio
three thousand four hundred dollars.
For completing the improvement of the
hsrbor Of Presqus Isle, Pennsylvania, elk
thousand dollars.
For completing the pier at the mouth oi
Bunslo hsrbor, New York thirty one thous.
and sevon hundred do,lsrs.
For improving the entrance OF Gennesseo
river. New York, fifteen thousand dollars
For removing distractions at tho mouth
Of Big Sodus bay, New York fifteen thous
and dollars.
For repearipg Plymouth Beach, six hun.
drsd dollars.
For the brcskws,sr at Hyanis, Massachu
sstss Ave thousand dollars.
For improving the hsrboss Of New Castle
Marcus Hook. Chester. and Port Penn. in
the Delaware. fcur thousand dollars.
For carrying on tho Improvement Of fOcrs.
coke in'et, North Carolina, sixteen Thousand
seven hundred dollars.
For improving Cape Fear river, below
Wilmington North carolius, twenty eight
thousand dollars.
Fer the rosd from Ds,reh 70 6 G.snd river
or Lats Miehissn tees f,s 40 isssd
ae'lSss.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-04-24

a Mystery Ezplained.-A pig in
Leeds. England, accidentally broke one
ofhis hind legs--the limb was Ampuia-
ted, and an ingenious carpenter made
and fitted a wooden one so that piggy
was enabled to walk about with his
wooden leg with little inconvenience. -
The practice Of putting wooden legs on
pigs, says the Augusta Constitutionalist,
serves to account for the pooden hams
that q Kentuckian bought some time
ago.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-04-24

Sac. 2. And be Il further enacted That.
the Secre,asy Of War be, and he 10 hereby.
authorized by snd with The APPRECIATION OF
The President Of the United States 10 change
the location Of the route Of the Cumberland
road. near Cumberland and Wills mountain
according to the survey aud report thereon
Of Captain Oelafeld. Of the corps Of Engi
necrs.
APPROVED. March Q. 1888.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-04-24

Lore and attempted sricids.--A young
gentleman having paid his addresses to
young lady in East Broadway, whom
he wished to marry, and whom he con-
sidered as his betrothcd, in n fit Of jeal-
ousy arising from her supposed prefer
enco for another, took laudauum tn de-
stroy himself. But by the operation oi
an emetic he was relieved from the
effects Of the POISONOUS drug, aud re-
stored to health, soon after which he IVES
assured that his fair one was faithful.
and was greatly distressed At her lover's
rashness in attempting 10 destroy his life
without the shadow Of cause..-N. Y.
Cour. and Eng
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-04-24

Colonel David Crockett of Tennessee,
having performed tho duty assigned him
Of wringing of the tail Of BeiIa's comet,
and thereby avertsd the threatened con-
fagration last autumn, is announced as
a candidate for Congress. We hope be
may be successful, and take his seat, side
by side, with the comet of Roanoke.
". Y. Com.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-04-24
Arrsnrr At HroHwAv RoDBxny.-

ATTEnPT At HIGHWAY RoDBERy.--
A man named Upjohn. was stopped by
two men. near Cincinnati, as he was
approaching that city, a few days since,
with his market wagon. One Of them
seized him by the throat and fred a
pistol at his head, the ball of which lace
rated the skin of his forehead, but unfor.
tuna,ely glanced off. Mr.. Upjohn, being
stout and courageous man, shook the
villain of. aud he and his comrade re-
treated without having attained their
object. This outrage took place in day
light in sight Of house, and there was
another wagon on the road but a short
distance behind. The robbers were
pursued and apprehended the next day,
and being identified by Mr.. UPjohn were
fully committed for trial.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-04-24

ANEcDoTE.-A pretty little brunette
of fourteen was passing along the
street few days since, when she was
accos,ed by a strange man, rather the
worst for liquor, who inquired if her
mother was as black as she was, IL be-
lieve not" was the answer, "but pray
tell mo if your father is NJ blue as You
are" N. B. Gazette.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-04-24

PUNIsHINo OF GAMBLING IN Onro.--A
law hasrecensly been passed by the Ohio
Legislature, against gambling subject.
ing the gambler upon conviction, to a
fine of $500, and imprisonment ; and IN.
capacitating him from afterwards hold
ins any office, or exercising the right OF
suffrage in that state.