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ABBoT's CORNER STONE.

ABBOT'S CORNER STONE.
Just received on sale by WM NJ MORRISON,
TINHE Corner Stone; or a Familiar Exhibition
Il of the Elementary Principles of Religious
Truth. "Jesus Christ himself being the chic!
corner stone" By Jacob Abbot, author OF The
Young Christian,
Also the following works, by the same author:
Freside Pety;
Mother at Home. (new edition)
Child at Home, do do
And the Memoir of the Rev. William Staugh-
ton d. D.. by Rev. S. w. Lynd. A. M. Pastor Of
the Sixth Street Church, Cincinnati, Ohio.
oct 3
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FOR FREIGHT,
s5yS The Schooner POTOM4C, ASA BEARS,
ss4SaJr. master She carries about $50 barrels,
and is now ready for cargo. Apply to
oct6 S. MESSERSMlTH.
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FAMILY TEMPERANCE ALMANAC,
NOR 1s35-a new and useful article Just Just re-
4 ceived on sale by w. M. MORRISON
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Old hats taken in part pay Cash paid for fur.
- Hourly expected, supply of SILK
HATS, which will be sold very low.
oct l0-3m
FOR FREIGHT.
sN The superior copper fastened and cop
sSSSS eepered Brig METAMORA, HALLET, mas
ter, burthen about 1850 barrels, will be ready
for cargo in few days, and take freight to any
port. For terms apply to
oct9 w. FOWLE & co.
FOR NORFOLK AND RICHMOND.
An The Schooner ZINE YARD JACKSON,
~ NJ master, carries over 5000 bushels, and will
be ready for cargo tomorrow. Apply to
oct7 GEO. JOHNSON & co.
FOR FREIGHT,
ssS The Schooner POTOM4 c, ASA BEARS,
ss:1zaJr. master She carries about $50 barrels,
and is now ready for a cargo. Apply to
oct6 S. MESSERSMlTH.
AND DISTRICT OF CO
LUMBIA PACKETS,
GLANDS LINE-TIi CANAL)
In A vessel of this line will leave Philadel-
~ phia for the District Of Columbia on the
Thursday of each week for the balance Of the
JOSEPH HAND,
No 7, North wharves, Philadelphia, or to
STEPHEN SHINN,
sept 22-2awl0w Alexandria.
CHOPPAS.
- Cases Fancy Choppas, of extra quality, re-
- ceived per brig Metamora, for sale by
! oct9 w. FOWLE & co.
TIMOTHY SEED, &c.
| = Tierces New Timothy Seed
! u boxes Colgate's superior Starch
10 do Mould Candles, 6's and los
10 do Yellow Soap
do prime white Havana Sugar
Just received per schooner Washington, and
on sale by ANDREW J. FLEMlNG,
oct9 On Twins wharf
SODA FOR WASHING.
| 0nn Lbs. just received and for by
OUU 10th mo sth VIM STABLER.
COFFEE AND PIMENTO.
10000 c coiSS prime Gree" Jamaica
10 bags Pimento
| Landing from schooner Palestine, from Jamai-
oct7 LAMBERT & MCKENZIE.
MOLASSES AND CHEESE.
~ Hogsheads New Orleans Molasses
| HU casks Goshen Cheese
! Received per schr. Virginia, and for sale by
oct7 STEPHEN SHINN, Janney's wharf
BACON AND LARD.
5000 10 kegs pss'l No. Lard
Just received and for sale by
oct7 STEPHEN SHlNN, Janney's wharf.
| WINDOW GLASS.
1k0 Boxes of Window Glass S 10, just
J. CU received will be sold very low in tots.
| 1Omo7 ROBERT H. MILLER.
| GUNPOWDER AND IMPERIAL TEA, &c:
~ Half Chests Gunpowderand Imperial
| lU 20 10 ID boxes ! Tea, represented as hne
80 lbs fresh Nutmegs Qualities
80 lbs best Spanish F. Indigo
"a dozen bottles super British Backing
so do boxes do Paste do
20 do bottles do Black Ink
33 bbls Rosin, Nader Clipped Log
wood, Glue, Copperas, and Spanish
Whiting
| Received per schooner Virginia, from New
York, and for sale by =, r,c,,
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case.
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CHOPPAS.
- Cases Fancy Choppas, of extra quality, re-
- ceived per brig Metamora, for sale by
oct9 w. FOWLE g. co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-27
Cancer.

nv ind the at Of HeoiiAg, generally.
- lie subscriber respectfully informs the Inhabitants
OF Richmond and vicinity, who may wish his AID that lie
has become compolony acquainted by the instructions
from the celebrated DR.. Lynch, oil New York city 10 cure
That formidable and fatal disease, denoninated Cancer
without the use Of knite cause, but effected in the
same way and manner as practissd by Dr. Lynch who
has met with unparalleled success IN the treatment Of a
complaint, and also that OF Fisiula or FsiuoAs lie
subscriber s here from The City Of New York any
person Wishing 10 be cured Of the above. named COM
plants, viii please 10 apply immediately to him at the
Mansion House, Msiu Street.
Richmond Jane. w W. MARSHALL
Certificate from Dr. Lunch.
do hereby certify, that Dr. w. W Marshall has been
under my instruction, aud assisted 10 NY business
which Is attending 10 Cancer complaints and the art Of
healing generally. He Is using my medicine 4
think him capable and worthy the confidence OF those s-
nicled. ID I.vNrl
TIE subscriber refers 10 Mr. Day, Of Manchester: Mr.
Gillian, Mr.. James Caskie, Archibald Thomas snd Mrs
Ezekiel Dave, Main Street, Richmond; Mr.. Bsnismin
Harrison, Of Berkeley
Al letters must be post paid. w. W.. NJ
January 2. 74-w0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-27

n AND FOR SALE.-By virtue OF q decree Of the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery Of the
county Of Hanover pronounced in the suit Of fnseys
against Walkers and others, the I'd inst shall, as
Commissioner, Wednesday the 4th Of June next pro-
coed to SELL 10 the highest bidder the premses on
credit OF and two years Except for much as will
be necessary TO deray The expences of the said decree
and Of the execaon thereof, which must be paid in cash
10 the COMMISSIONER the Land, Ia the complainant bill
mentioned, supposed 10 contain between two and three
h9ndfe ed adjoining the lands Of Dr. VIM Il Nelson
Mr.. Richard Huudley, and Mr.. Robert Page aud Others
in the county Of Hanover aforesaid Hsnoveriown.
The purchaser purchasers giving bonds with approved
security, aud Deed Of Trust upon tie land the more
fully TO secure the purchase money.
H. q. STREET, Commissioner.
May o, 1891 3-wtJs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-27

NOTlCE-Was committed TO the Jail Of Spoisy lvania
county, on The let January, 1884, as a runaway,
Negro man. between IS and 40 years Of age, Of dark
6rownish complexion five feet inches high and slen.
DERBY built, has ilm bemsh tie right eye. aud
severe marks Of the lash his back; calls himself James
aud says he is tie property Of William CofTin Nego
trailer, OF Louisiana, and purchased of James
wright Oh the Borough Of Norfolk by the said Coin from
wHoh lie escaped some Tine in the month Of July last Oh
his way TO tile South Had when committed q coat.
p'naloons and vest Of wooen aud cotton CLOTH very much
worn The owner is requested TO come forward prove
property pay charges and take him away otherwise be
VIII be dealt with according TO law THOS. HICKS,
March ~. [IO2-wl2ll Jaii0r of Snoffsl lrania On.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-27

LAND OFFICE at Richmond, Va, May 9th 1884
u conformity with act entitled, act 10 reduce
N into one the several acts concerning Esche bass
ed the 9th day OF January, 1S19 DO hereby make known
that 1t appears by the certificate Of the Eschesor for the
county OF Hampshire, bearing date, Nov. 9th 1882 and
received at this Office January let 1885, thai by inqu
ton and Office, found the said 9th day Of November
1882 tract Of land, whereof John Earl Of Dunmore
who was John Murray, died seized in tie county Of
Hampshire, has escheated 10 this Common alfi contain
ing 1928 acres usedo the waters OF Tear Coat Creek
which said tract parcel Of land was granted TO him by
Thomas, Lord Fairfax. late proprietor OF the Northern
Neck oil Virginia, by deed, bearing date June 4h 177l
w. SELDEN,
Register Land Office, IA.
May 10. 23r6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-27

HROFETOURT SPRINGS-The subscriber having
ME recently purchased the above property from the
executor oil Charles Johnston, deceased, tenders his ac
kno~edgment 10 those individuals who patfonsed him
during the IL years which he kept the Hot Springs and
hopes that they will favor him with call at his new resi-
dence, where he them they shall find every thing
calculated TO promote their health and contribute 10 their
comfort and pleasure. The buildings OF the establishment
are all transformations and elegant, and uniting In
nigh degree nestness and beauty with conye
nIence. HEZEKIAH DAGGS
February 8. ss-ue,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-27
POETRY.
"nuca ,xr REMAINS vssusa."

JAMESTOWN, AND THE JUBILEE.
Liues there the trith soul so dead,
:" Ith0 20 klasrif hath said.
Tbs my 0cH, nay Raitre faRi!"
Fro vet the slil with triumph was unrurpd,
That bore fathers u the western woi I'd,
Ere yet tho CLEAN If foreign stool had broke
In thfeotoing spleKdour tho harmless folk
fe,e on tnos spo,, ,hto' depth, Of midnight shade
no scroll OF psichment uac'd By human hand
Gave them dominion DER the boant. Gus Land,
nui, IKE tho earliest pair on El"n's sod
ihey troe'd thor title up,o Natures God.
iiero az Ibis fouat (all mirror else denicd)
The Indian Beauty in her virgin pride,
Ierormd her simple toilet, 10 adorn
Those Chains whose freshness savoufd of tho morn.
but 10. what sight do gath'rins gszors scan
On the broad boso Of tho Powhatan?
WHAT giant thing. with wings white and vdo,
Ica's ON so dauntess thro the foaming tidel
-, gniiant Smith! II was thy bark that bore
'h'isuan phalonN TO Pagan shore.
soon as emotions of surprise subsde,
< no stranger words no intercourse suppied
Tot thsfo's language flowing The soul
80, S'ndness, understood from poo to pole)
ne guests mysterious proiser Friendships hand.
Ana gam a welcome 10 tho gcodly land.
nut Meni'ry's eve deserts each trivial scene
nnd minor incidents which intervene,
% rest on her, that star of Paynn night
Ihro' ages beaming on th' adniring sight:
Ca hcr whose virtues were a royal dover,
ius p'as ea5l.s. friend IN PERIL. hour
Wac cast mong those who unie, TODD thee not.
Tho thou vast Graded in a Pagans aims,
To the rude lullaby of Wars Albums,
Ihine was a soul bad borne resistlcss sway
len ~ tbs blazing noon OF Christian day.
What tho the trump OF Party do wc hear
with mad'ning clansour public ear,
BE here upon this ated spot
The themes of party and Of strife forgot
Aud brethren Pilgrims with pure delight,
Bend hearts and feelings DER the sacred site.
forfoN Pdper. 7,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-27

WARRINGTON, l1th ApflI, 1884.
TLEM EN:-As many OF our citizens living in the
section OF country, in which your valuable paper cireu
ates are interested in the purchase of Indian Reserva
ions hope you will make known them that The Pre-
tiden has determined approve the which have
been Transmitted 10 the Department of War, certified by
The Agents, and that lac will continue to sanction all
where no fraud shall be racsed These when
approved will be sent back TO the Agents. be delivered
70 'he Purch sers This will enable them improve
their purchases make sales oil Them they may deem
proper.
am, Gentlemen, very respectfully,
SEARORN IONES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-27
WAsHINGToN, l7th May, 1884.
To The Editor of me Boh;,,ors y,en,by;-,,

To The Editor of The Baltimore RepnbiieanE
DEAR SiR-in my late briei letter wrote you
marx or to" on The subject OF the refusal the French
Chamber Of Deputies money Tor The osymrn,
OF our claims under the Convention Since then other
scts have appeared connected with this natter those
oil no rhing importance. Ii from a communica.
ton made by gen,leman--a French gentleman--who
is an agent at Paris that great number If the records
subanatng the facts of the capture of vessels up to
1907 have been destroyed They stated been
sold 1871 TO The shoP-keePes as waste paper for the
miserable sum Of 2l00 francs
This event ought TO have, there is no doubt il in
have, an important effect in the further OF the
negotiations with France.
The information which have given above is contained
in letter TO gentleman OF Philadelphia OF the date OF
Paris, March f. 1884.
You will have that the duration of The u S Com.
mission under the Convention with France is extended
Tor the term OF year from the formerly appointed
for its expiration which believe would have been in Au
gust next by the way is not generally understood. that
tue bill containing this provision Tor the extension the
ior SIX months from September 1884, the sitting OF the
Nespoiitan Commission also The fact an aware is not
generally known. because boih included in what is
called the French Bill.
There Is no delay the part OF Government in as
serng the just rights OF American citizens There has
been under the present Administration: and If am
not egreglousy mistaken in the character Cen SON
evinced by the OF his whole e this certainly will
mol be an instance OF his want Of rnness OF purpose lie
has never yet exhibited 1t, and believe he never will
But let events speak Tor themselves; l only speak
of that which | know.
Two extra clerks employed mig hi perhaps say al
most night aud day, in the French Commission, the
purpose OF acerainng the amount OF the claims OF our
cizens on france, III order furnish MI Secretary
McLane with data Tor instructions TO Mr.. Living stoi,
wing that the amount stipulated by The Convention
100000 of franco is lar below The real amount of the
spoatohs committed by The French aud their penden-
cies on our commerce The Instructions MIR. Living.
son viii be sent Immediately The preparation Of these
documents Nevertheless there will be no recedino ON
our part from the stipuIatons of the Convention We
shall not ask more than agreed receive but that
which we consented TO accept an indie unity, shall
certainly insist upon. You know the pron,pitude and
The energy and decision OF character OF the President
Neither will iail him ia this
The number OF memorials now before the commission
is, believe 27I4 They expected TO amount to up
wards OF 3OOO Many documents the subject of claims
presented or unPreseuled expected by the De.
parImeni TO arrive here in the course OF the month of
June.
will write you this natter and on our appro.
prialion bills Many strange developments remain 10 be
made.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-27
REPORT
Of the Secretary IF The Treasury in compliance Nth
Resolution Of The Senate.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,)

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,)
May 16h, 1884
SIR: In pursuance of the Resolu ion of the Senate
dated the 5h instant, directing the Secretary Of the Trea
sury tto report TO tie Senate whether any Of The Banks
which have recently failed IN the District Of CoumIa
had, deposte, otherwise IN teir possession any OF
the public money, aud. II any, how much al the time Of
their iSlUre have the honor TO state, that the Bank of
Alexsndria has been used Inc depos'e Bank for the
revenue collected IT the port Of Alexandria for many
years pas, aud ~ The time stopped payment had in
possession deposte 10 he credit Of the Treasury Of the
Ohiied states, tie sun OF tweDiyseVen thousand FIVE
hundred aud twenty eight dollars and eighty four cents
t$Ef9So 80 ord 10 the credit OF the collector OF the Gus
toms ior he District OF AleKandrs, the sum OF two thou
sand eight hundred and nineteen dclas and thirty four
cents, 49, SO 34)
There appears 10 be, however no ground for apnre.
heuding hd any part OF this s in danger of beisp
lost The Bank, u IS understood, has abundant means
out OF which the debt may be satisfied and measures
WIN be taken 10 recover H. IL satisfactory security be
not promptly given by the Bank. Box assnrsnces have
been given ny the Cashier to the District Attorney tl,t
the security required wl DO placed IN the possession Of
the Department without delay.
u ls proper 70 add, that few days before The Bank
OF AIeEandna stopped psymenf, the OF 50 437 80
was deposited M mat Bank 70 The cfodi OF tie Treasurer
Of The United States By the corporation Of Alexsodsa
District under The act Of May "a, 1925 But ~ lie
draft OF the Treasurer that Bank in favor Of tIc
Bank Of ie Metropolis for this money was NOT ,aiJ I,
IS believed that tie United Slaes not fespoa sbIe ,s
~ and II therefore not included IN the sum atove men
toned. "
The Formers and Mechanics Bank Of Ceoreefo,vo
bad on dePosite 70 the credit Of The Treasurer OF The o.
States, 81 The time stopped payment the sdr Of xiv
thousand dollars (@6O00O) But ike sum has bee, ~
ysneed BY that Bank 10 the Paymaster of The Hafoees
Fefy hfmcfy' 70 enable him 70 pay the workmen and
carry on me works al That place, 10 anticipation Of the re-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-27
May ls.

LAND OFFicE at Richmond Va, May OH 1884
conformity with act, entitled an act, TO reducd in.
n to one, the several acts concerning Escheao passed
The 9th day Of January 1919. do hereby make known
that appears by the certificate Of the Escheafos for te
county Of Csbel. bearing date March H. 1881 and re-
ceived into this Office, March 22, 1891 that by inqus
toe sod office, found the 18th March 1891 tract Of
Land IN Cabel county, on Sandy Run. containing about
500 acres, whereof Jou Fio died, seized has escheaed
70 lbis Commonwealth. w SELDEN,
Register Land Office, IA.
May 10. 5Zw6U
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-27
Mes,rs. GALrs & sEAroN.

The following Correspondence is published al the in
stance Of Mr. Cage, OF The Representatives in Con-
gress iIom the State Of Mississippi:
WAsHfNoToN Cry, May 18th, 1891.
Hon. r r. Piunimer:
SIR; The Globe OF his morning purports 10 give the
remarks made Oh Monday in the House Of Representa-
Nes' py you aud myself Upon the close Of that debate
in the House satisfied and willing that II sboulJ
there rest Its appearance Ia the Globe in its present
shape requires, ia justice TO myself, that be informed
whether the publication, IN the paper referred TO- has
been made under your direction and supedniendence.
Your obeJeni servant,
HARRY CAGE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-27

BROARDiNG H0USE--Mrs. r.. S GUIeoN re.
y spectIuIly Informs her friends aud be public that
size has opened Boarding House. in the upper part Of the
tenement occupied by Capt Thomas -. Bigger, nearly
opposite the Eagle Tavern enlfaDco the Cross
where he s prepared accommodate those who NAV "A,
vor her with their Her terms will be moderate
and her beet exerlious shall be used give satisfaction
May l6. 8-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-27
E PIPER APT OMATTOX COMPANY.--A me

RIPPER API OMATTOx COMPANY.-A meeting
" o. ne S'ockholdefs IN the Upper Appomauox Com.
pany, will be held Jeres tavern in the Town of Farm
VILE Oh Tuesday The 7h day Of June next al O'Clock
a. NJ, Tor The purpose Of eIeciing Trustees There will
Also De meeting OF Trustees OF said Company on tho
same day. end al the place. The Trustees and The
Stockholders generally, respectfully requested 10 at
Tend the meeting. BY order Of the Superiniendauts.
Msy 20. 4-w,5n,
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CoMN11ssroNEn,s OFFICE.

=. IdPpuhdni0cf, IUfh Nav, 1871.
The parties concerned in the foregoing are here
oy nouhed, that have appointed the 18th day OF June
next, TO commence the execution OF the duties reonred
by said decree: they therefore required 10 attend at
my Office al o'clock, A. NJ, with all necessary papers
vouchers, books, &C. 10 enable make up the ac-
counts required.
WAS. II. PURKINs, C. c. s. CT &c.
May 20. 4-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-27

NOTlCE.--Al persons having claims sgsinst the es-
Y tate Of the late Mr. BrsxoD Harrison, deceased Of
Charles City county, will please to let them be known 10
The undersgned without delay, arrangements msy bo
made 10 settle them; and al those indebted 10 the estate
will please make immediate payment o. Tie situation of
the estate will not sdnst Of the least indolgenee
THOS. r. pOYTHREsS
administrator 81 Braxfon Harrison
May 10. 5-w4sv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-27

WAsHfNGToN CITY, May 18th, 1874
SIR 10 reply TO your note Of yesterday haDled me by
Judge Black inform you that lie remarks contained in
The Globe OF yesterday purporng 10 have been deliver
ed by NE, 10 the House Of Representative. were pub
llshed by my direction and under my observation-disclosures
Those delivered by yourself were not.
Mos respectfully, your obedieni,
+. T.. PLUMMER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-27
May 10

THVO THE PUBLlC.-Some information is wanting in
n regard TO We heirs aud legal representatives OF 10.
sEPH hoLr deed, who was Lieutenant In Capt. John
BfeDls company from the county Of Charlotte and was
attached TO the 4 Virginia Regiment on Continental es.
tabisbneni, during the Revolutionary War II Is we'll
known, hat the said Joseph Holt married into The Garden
family Of Charlotte, and has been dead for number of
years He hsd hy bis wife, two children, 10 vii: Martha
Holt and Joseph Holt Martha died y bst very Young
Joseph Holt (ihe son) moved first the State Of Ten6es.
see and Afterwards 10 the State OF Georgia u is believ.
ed, he died shortly after settling in The State Of Ceorgi,
AMI without heirs II the said Joseph Holt IL st living
we shall be glad 10 hear rou him. IN case OF his death
and children, we arc the nert Of Rim aud become The
heirs at law, and entitled 10 receive whatever of land or
money may be coming the Of The above
mentioned Lieutenant Joseph Holt account Of military
services renderedin the war Of the Revolution.
The object Of this notice, IL, therefore, 60 apprse all
who may deem themselves interested 10 this matter of our
Intentions; TO invite them make themselves known to
US and The grounds upon which they consider themselves
entitled. THOS J. GARDEN,
JAMES GARDEN.
Wylliesburg, Charlotte Co. April T. 1884. 1l2-wsw'
a NASH FOR NEGROES.--i shall be absent two or
~ three months from Richmond. During my Absence
Mr. VIM. II. Goodwin will attend my jail and The sur
chase Of slaves Pr me. Liberal prices will be paid.
Nov. 80 f5s-n1 LEWIS a. COLLIER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-27
SEABoRN JoNEs
WAsHINoroN Cry, NAV 2Ob. 1873

W AsfINNION JITY, May ZUln, 1881.
GENTLEMEN; | observe in the In,ellig encer of tbis
morning, correspondence between Messrs. Cage Black
hynuni, aud myself published at Judge Cages instance
request republication of the same with the enclosed
copy OF a letter which delivered 10 Mr. Bynum on
Inc lSih lust as rming part Of that correspondence
which you will please after Mr.. Bynum's letter to
me. Must respectfully, your ob't serv'.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-27

NJ " Court, Zfth day oil March, 1884;
John Fuqua aud Joseph X. Furguson, Pills.
against
Daniel Fuqua, Albert ID. Fuqua Jos. nj. Fuqua Ben
!aInn h. Fuqus, John Fuquo Marcus REEVE and Martha
his wife Sally Fuqna, Mary Fuqus Jane Fuqua Jos Fu-
qua Mary G. Baker Hstweil Tucker and Eliza his wife,
Jane Spencer Judith Spencer Louisa Spencer, Thomas
fuqua Joseph Fuqus, Watkins Fuqus, Lscky Fuqua,
Mary Fuqna Ezsbeih Furguson, and Nancy Fuqus, wi.
uow ahu reilct OF Nat. tuqno, dec, Defis.
ihe defendants, Thomas Fuqua, Joseph Fuqus Wat.
kihs tuqpa, Lscky Fuqua, Mary FUqus, Joseph NJ Fu-
qua and Sally Fuqua not having entered their appear
ancc and given security according the act OF Assembly
ana NE rules Of this Court aud appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they inhabitants OF this country il
ordered that the said defendants do appear here on the
hrst Gay Of June Court next and answer te bill of the
Panuns and That copy OF this order be forthwith in
serted IN some newspaper published in the City Of Rich
mod Tor Two months successfully and posted front
door OF the Court House OF this county.
Copy--Tese. b. b. WOODSON d. C.
Mayo. l17-ws,Vs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-27

The Mayor Of New Orleans has submitted proposition
TO the City Councils Of that City, employ Col Joseph
NJ. White The Delegate in Congress from Florida to pro-
eeed TO Madrid for the purpose Of examining the Spanish
archives aud documents which relate 10 the BGsfrop
claim, beqnesihed 10 that City by the will of the late Ste
pben Girard