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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-23
Miraculous Progress .; rMe sGrear

We are constantly receiving ~
but nevertheless authen tic accoue6s
rapid progress Of settlement and chi
ton IN the prosperous and fertik
o: the great Mississippi. But In
some details in the Columbus MISS
Argus of what is going ON in tbsf y
State, which have quite surprised y
seeEled almost ircredulous. Besida
town Of Columbus on the Tombigba;
.alrhng $500 inhabitants, about !
miles distant from Mobile, and wild =
tor five months in the year. 40 9
steamboat navigation is carried o0ia
down the products Of HE coiion plasn
OF the surrounding prairrs, there j.
deem JUS. laid oil on Il beautiful q
the head Of navigation so miles -
North ives; Of this, Gistap, 50 nj
Ponfotoc, which has sprung into er
by magic. But we avail ourselves {
editor in our description:
We visited the place a few wee -
and found beneath the -llades of ~
forest trees population OF thin - &
dred-thiity-iwo stores, ct cetef7
were pouring into the place sa4s
than houses could bc built for Il SeaD
mod ton.
We saw families living. G -
eatE- almost in the open ar
W aere told by one Of The -
tier. that the first store VASE pens9D =.
place no longer ago han las Aaee
has bank in operation, ar II .
place of no uncomfortable inpo
Ere Star.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-23

We learn from Dubuque that very
affair occurred IN that place.
during the fore part OF this week.
Mss NAssEY. sister Of Henry l.. Mas
sev. who shot down the elder Smith
n this town some two weeks since,
shot Wm. Smith. the son Of the affore-
said deeeaed. on Monday afternoon
asst. The ball entered his right side
Just above the third rib and lodged.
Oar informant thinks he cannot sur
vive the wound. This unexpected
occurrence has set ahoat so many ru-
nlors, that we are compelled to wait
FOR more authentic information. be-
fore we say tUrther.-4drertiser.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-23
AphorLstick:-

Him what prigs what j. at hifs
When he's nabbed, M 4 70 - pas
was inscribed on thf. whise-se
walls Of a cage in En- gland, By :.
genuous youth, who Was stoppesSs
ia his exclusive Proceeding &
following il IN aF.propriats
thereto:
Accommodating the psbliel
low who lately hung himself : ~
geon, left the following WIT
the WALL -
aIs'as Gtis bsH~ Gk0 belR011
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-23

A tree coiored man and very poor. re-
SIDING IN Georgetown, got a prize Of ten
thousand dollars. in a whole ticket. IN the
Maryland LOTTERY. drawn last Monday
The money was paid To him on TUESDAY.
BY MIR. Isaac Nichols. VINO sold The ticket.
and We are told that the African was as
scTupuious IN exactinQ everv dime of
MS DUE if ne had earned every e4a, or
!, in saving wood. The same fellow drew
$500 doll 70 on the TUESDAY nrey,ons
Aaveps 1ites.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-23

III. fancy. the ua~ Chief Justice II
lac ST. enc Court Of the Jaitee States,
t1aE, his sea- fcr The fri tilHe CT tie bench
of IL Circuit Cow ~ Be!tfuare on Thurs
ds TIE tce =atarIaea t..
tft-a a- Upon s.sS coca
S'a.i .i.1 ~ 80 ass NTH III t8Dg
and iprtnsi ch-ss- open oil su Jects which
might possibly come storo lis h. b en-
the US ~ heretofore. lie was f opsaloa
that the Couri ought IL once 10 enter
promptly upon the discharge Of is ou.ies.
dseuc numbered OF all unnecessary forms.
HE age had passed by, he >ala. winch
called tJr particular instructions from The
courts; the public mind had become en-
IIgniened, aud the intelligence ol IurIe- was
ade quate 10 the discharge ot thea duties.
ine District Attorney was ready - couu-
sci them 10 all matters OF law. After /, ne
other pertinent observations. the judge
tod lie Crane Jurors that thev c3u.d re-
turn 10 fhcIr rom, aud tne T. urt then.
psocee4ed To the discn.rg,- ~ rs autle-.
We nave no hrsi-attoli IN ds.eiarfusr .,,1r
OPINION t4at these views of tie Che. Jus
lice were sound and Iua ic5osis, aud that
ne custom from wins IL az = determined !
part, has very little tut IL antiquity III
its favor-N. !. Courier s. E1.qulrsr.
4 -r1s-r 49,.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-23

The civil war in SPAN seems TO have
called forth the most savage 4 dlabol-
lcai passions. 1t is stated bv awrlter
who says he was an eve witness.
that prisoner was murdered by the
Queens party. cooked and eaten.
and that all classes. the educated and
the ignorant. men and women. parti-
tlciclpated IN the horrible feast.
Ages will not suffice to wipe off so
foul stain from the character OF that
miserable country.--Uesseagcr.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-23

THE LIFE OF SoLDTfR.-An officer
of the Georgi, Volunteers who march
ed TO Fort King with General Clinch
writes as follows
ITO give some idea Of the scar
city at Fort kingl will mention that
So was paid for one biscuit. 81 per
gill for liquor-Sao per gallon was of.
fsred for liquor and would have been
Siveu readily. / think III one in
stance 500 was offered for one gal
lon. Money was OF no use. grog u
surped its place. and would buy any
thing in the eating line. ! offered
= L. s. soldier, twenty five cents for
his cup Of coffee. and he would not
take il but would have given i, up
instantly for drink Of liquor. The
generous fellow divided i. with me
aud would not charge cent"
We learn from the Richmond Enquirer.
,hs, Governor Taze~ell resigned his Office.
m letter addressed toths Council. on the
3Oth ut The Lieut.. Governor, Wind
ham Robinson. will act as Chief Magistrate
of,as Common wealth until a new election
The Enquirer scoids the Governor Justify
for not rs.iEn!ng while the Legislature
vas IN session, - that II nigh, have ap
pointed a successor. Il is, IN the editors
opinion. high indiani;. cas-, upon the
Legislature. and 10 the frs, instance Of the
resiznstion ola Governor siace the Revo-
iu'ion.-N. j. Cemr. & Eng.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-23

MELANCHOLY Loss OF LIvE..-The
packet ship Forrnosa, from Havre.
arrived at the port Of New York on
Wednesday last. On the 4sh ul,. in a
gale, shipped heavy sea, which wash
ed overheard FIVE OF her men; also the
COW and COW house, bulvarks, &c.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-23

WIT.-At banquet, when solving
enigmas was one OF the diversions of
Alexander and his officers, the eng
ma given was, "What is that which
did not come last year, has not come
tins year. and will not come next year
\ distressed officer started up and
said. All certainly must De our arrears
of pay" The King was SO diverted
by this witty reply. that he comman-
ded him to be paid up, and also in
creased hrs salary.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-23
IMPORTANT FROM TEXAs.

\ letter this day received from a
gentleman IN New Orleans, under
date of 29th ultimo, 10 his friend in
this city. contains the following cheer
ing news IN relation TO Texas:
In my next | shall have the pleas
ure to advise you of the exterlnina-
ton OF Santa Annals army
1.-The rumor of the day IS. that he
Santa Anna has offered to capitu-
late and let us alone for the future. If
a safe conduct for himself ana army
to the west OF Rio Grande be CO .ce-
ded-'sot granted"
By the arrival OF the steamboat + ON
Charleston yesterday Afternoon. W
understand that a passenger vseo Jeff
New Orleans on the 30J4 1srcl.
confirms the ruWor. and adds thst II
was generally considered autisa.-c.
1t is also aided that NeFv Or cans
presents he appearance q ( great
cam. u cons. ne = 80 Genera.
acuI.ug -. s#t-l .. --e
succor % t4= oppressed Dat Brave
and gallant ieNlanS.-N. y. coeR.4-EN4.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-23

congress Is about 10 orgnize 4 nev ter
rltory III Tie northwest. 10 he called tie
Wisconsin. Wonder how soon SIC vii!
ash - become q statsl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-05
EDOyH g5STEC.

WRITINGS OF GEORGE WASHINGTON
The earlier yoiuueaof this publication By Ms Sparks
nave been Tor some time 0ts- hands. The work has
been continued with steady progress and since the last
year. the fourth, fifth sixth seventh and eipfir volumes
IN ten or twelve volumes
we Perused With deep interest The earlier volumes Of
us hslonal and we may proudly say This noble work
lhey open up tsc dawn If The great mind Which c,
ca 70 nght with the nation, and which, IN ticse ,yritins
traces, WIN the utmost disinctness and fdeitv tl &
t9y anu character Of the country that rose with h +,
We ,eltefs o. washington, arranged BY w. Sparks
a NC great eYehs and even the nutcr Transaction
OF his times, are skeiched with precision and &C.,
ness which none but an actor In Tho scen~s it
gys-gnc %ho has viewed with bis own eyes tho
eIoa o DstieI VINO gave direction vino vas the cen
IRE towards which oil information onded-s,J ,,tos.
duiy ~ was to scan IL over for his own use and st r
bls ieliow' labourcrs IN The of TIC couotry H.
reading Washington letters 10 his mother anJ su
describing The progress q Braddock's csfop,es sd
me tragedy With which IL closed we we're esryieJ ~
- tae nle, az IT 1t were affair Of yosferda0 -, -
fngie does his plain good sense and unaffected sioi.
make every Thing appear. His Typographical I'm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-05
LATEST FROM SIT. ANTONIO

Mr.. Winston arrived here on Tuesdao las, h,,.
ieit st Antonio on the 18th Do,
49, - rs au 1aI hat town and planted cannon
upon inc casfe which occupies lis soudrc and cen,So
nd IS three hundred feet above its level BY This posi
ton, Mr. Winston further states the exicans are ena
bed TO rake all the streets in the pacehere being on
ly four. W
Gen. Cos has 500 troops under hi, command =, b,,
point, whilc part OF the Texan army about 900 i'm
number, are IN possession and stationed at some mills
nan mile above 81 Antonio and the remainder of il sta.
AZ advantageous points for the purpose of
cutting oil al manner Of recruits TO Cos
90 TIC 18th, the day previous to Mr. w q denarture
report had reached the Texan forces that
ment Of 400 mexicans their way TO Join General
Cos Col Fanningf (of Ga) gallant soldier and ak H.
iul officer, was despatched with one hundred men 10
meet them and cut them off.
On the 20tb, the Texan army were TO have received
large field piece, with hundred and one balls As
soon as they arrived they designed 70 assault the town
aa hom heir favorable situation az the mills il was
pected to break down the wasand storm the teoyn will
out even the loss Of lives boodshed
rho brave and intrepid little Texan army have ban.
Ie9 General los with the odds Of four to one If he
would dare march out and give them fair Eobt in t
open prairie; Dos The courageous General could NOT
Yer courage enough to saW fight with bis eigh haadred
Spaniords against hco hund,fd TcrlGns!
The republican Mexicans Of 81 Antonio are much an
Taged at the brutal conduct Of Gen Cos i'm pfostifff,
lemac virtue 70 the lcenllousness Of lis soldefv n,
winch II Is supposed that he possibly over leave
the town. ~ ''''o
Houston has been appointed rnaor.eepersi oe a.. :.
Ruior troops and was, on The 25ta uf recruiting H.
TINS time he is with the main ormy at St Antonio Co.
AUSTIN has resigned his command; Col Fannipg ,cos
solicited to take it, bot because his coupauv vhs -
with him 10 that country, insisted that lie sl,onld yo
their commander, he declined ~
In all probability the town Of ST. Antonio BY This fine
mas been made conquest BY the TEXANS II hs be te
case, they have declared themselves free and oden
ent, and Texas is, by conquest theirs Each con,..o
soldier wi be entitled 10 GO acres Of land i addition -
wages Hemptis Gazette, Dec 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-05

(Which by plates, Dir Sparks has brought 10 the cid OF
the reade makes the spot on which every memorable
event occurred the eye his truth of in
teect and truth of feeling, renders the history OF the
aye in which he lived, almost perfect autobiography
oil his cooaty as well as ofhmsef There is great
name belonging TO the period in which Washington
was connected with the military and civil concerns OF
TINS continent who does not live in the records he has
left behind him. There is no one so well qualified by
experience habits and attanmens, present these pa
Pers in their proper order furnish by explanatory
notes the connecting links which bring the subjects and
the views taken OF them together, MIR. Sparks. IN
der his mastery hand the publication assumes the cha
racter of mbodied National Annals drawn by the hand
and authenticated as well as dignfed in being the OIL
spring oil the Father of his Country As archives Of the
United States, they should form part of all the public
libraries OF the Union, of the Departments of the Co
vernment, and of every individual who afford the
eAPsen n
he extent OF the work. and the testimonial of persons
whom lis plan has been submiitcd.-GioJe.
49, BosroS, Nov. 81, 1885
. Inc subscribers have examined the plan Of Mr.
Sparks Edition of the "WmriSos OF WAsuiSoroS
with historical notes and illustrations and Life of the
Author"
II will comprise, in ten twelve octayos the best
portion ofal the compositions of that great man. selected
nom more than sixty folio manuscript volumes, and the
result OF more than years researches by the Editor
IN The Public Offices in London, Paris, Washington and
all the States of the Revolutionary Condcracy as well
as IN the private collections 10 which he has gained
cess IN various quarters. Among these papers will be
found documents concerning the domestic, agricultural
anu whoie business character OF Wasn gton less
IMAM ms career IN public statons and of the highest in
teres to the farmer and merchant as well as to the
statesman and other classes The Agent will xbh;,
large number of valuable and curious plates intended to
be added to the first plan of the work
we avail ourselves with great pleasure of this oppor
tun'y TO commend Mr. Sparkss Collection the pat
Tonage OF our fellow-czens. His competency as the
Editor requires no comment of ours; and the rich value
ana deep interest OF his work must appeal to the
Judgment and feelings of every American who revere.
the name OF the immortal Father of his Country and
would cherish in the high honor which due 10 him
and them, the precious lessons he has left us.
Hon. DANIEL WEBSTER,
Hon ABBOT LAWRENCE
Hon JOSEPH Story,
iis Excellency EDWARD EvRRrrr,
Hon CHARLES JACKSON,
Hon. LEMUEL SHAW,
Hon. WILLIAM SULLIVAN,
Hon. SAMUEL Il. ARmsrRoYc
Hon. PELEG SPRAGUE,
Hon. WILLIAM b. CALHouS
JOHN G. WARREN, NJ. ID.
JAMES JACKSON, M. ID.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-05
THE NEW YORK FlRE.

IL Is with the greatest satisfaction we learn that tho
late conagraton in New York is much less calamitous
than was supposed by those making the lowest estimates
soon after Ito occurrence.
We have a letter of late date from +, mos, ;,
ligent source, which says:
The great loss by the fire in this city, falls ON the
stockholders of the Fire Insurance COMPANIES The
merchants were generally insured and they will ret IN
he'r pay The Real Estate can self his lot for ne
much as lot and store would have brought with but fe
exceptions -
With the energy and enterprise of the New York mer
chants, that part which destroyed by the fire will
we doubt not, in few months be rebuilt with increased
ed, their losses repaired.-Gloke
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-05
BsOsl'E'Es ".
" nucH rrr rsm>,ss ussrSc."

{ From ne Jansary Southern Literary Afesscnger.)
TIE WAGNER.
I'vo omen thought if were asked
Whose lot onTiod most
What one, thought most lightly tosked
OF mans urnumbc re d'd host
10 say, I'D be n mountain boy,
And drive nobo team, Wo, hoy
Wo, hoy I'D cry,
Ard lightly Nv
Into saddle scat,
My rsin I'd slack
My whip I'D crack
What music is SO sweet /,
Six blacks I'd dive, OF ample chest,
All carrying high tho head
All harncss'd tight, aud saily drest
In winkers tippd with rcd
oh yes, I'D be n mountain boy,
Aud such toam I'D drive, Wo, hoy
Wo, HOY I'D cry,
The lint should ny--
Wo, hoy you Dobbin Ball.
Their feet should ring
And would sing,
I'D sing my fal dc rol.
My bells would Jingle, tinslc ling,
Beneath each bcar-skin cap,
Aud as saw them swing and swing,
I'd be the mcrricst chap
Yes, then I'D DO "A mountain boy
And drive jingling team Wu, hoy
Wo, hoy ia cry
My words should fly,
Each horse would prick his car;
With tighten'd chain
My numbering vain
Would move in its
The golden sparks, you'd see thom spring
Beneath my horscs tread;
Each tail I'D braid IL up with string
or blue, or Haunting red;
20 does, you know, the mountain boy
Who drives dashing team, Who, hoy
Who, hoy I'D cry
Each horses eye
With fire would seem 10 burn;
With lifted head
And nostril spread
They'd scientific earth to spurn.
They'd champ the bit, and fling the foam
As on they dragged my load;
Aud would think of distant home,
And whistle upon the road
oh would were n mountain boy
I'D drive six horse team, Wo hoy!
Wo, hoy! I'D cry
Now by yon sky,
I'D sooner drive those steeds
Than win rsnown,
Orwcura crown
Won by victorious deods.
For crowns of press the ianguid head,
And health the wearer shuns,
Add victory, trnmpling on the dead,
May do for Go,hs aud Huns
Seek them who will, they have no Joys
For mountain lads, and Wagon boys
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-05
Dec. 10

N OTlCE.-A memorial will be presented TO the next
" General Assembly of Virginia, praying the pas
sage OF Law for the removal of the seat of Justice of
the county OF Hanover, TO more central and con-
venent location than the present.
September 49, 3o-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-05
Tesie, JOHN HUNTER, elk.
CoMv,ss,oxrp's Or,,r /,

Louisa County, I'd December 1895 {
The parties interested in the foregoing decree are
hereby noicd that hnve appointed the fourth Mon,
toned atthc Tavern of James Smoot 81 Co., Louisa c.
House, between the hours of O'Clock in the morning
and clock IN the evening, when and where they arc
required TO attend with their vouchers
CHARLES S. JONES, Commissioner
zee 20 10-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-05

81 ty Court, November OH 1885:
Elizabeth Wilkinson, Plaintiff
against
James n Cox, Admr Of Margaret Wilkinson, decd.
Thomas Cole and Martha lis wife, and others Dne
The defendants, Thomas Cole and Martha his wife
not 5avng entered their appearance aud given security
according TO the Act Of Assembly and the rules Of bs
Court and appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court
that they not inhabitants Of this Conmcnwe it
ordcrcd' that tic sod defendants do appear here on
the first day Of February Court next and answer the
plaintiffs BILL and that copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted in newspaper printed in the city Of Rich
mond, for eight weeks successfully and another cory
posted at the front door Of the Couhou Of bs conn-
~. Copy Teste, l.. NUNNALLY, ID. C.
November 81 5s-wsw
THNHE NatioHat Monument to tho ne1gorv of w ssa-
- IScroS.--it being important that the societv be
able at carly day 10 form opinion Of the proba
bic amount TINT will be received from In ta
State is earnestly requested that assistant collectors
the utmost diligence in waiting upon the citizens
who it now seems all willing to contribute and report
to me their success by st February, if practicable
All who report deposile in some Bank or remit 10
be by that time in GO days from commencement Of
collecting, will be entitled 70 71.2 per cent commission
The names Of contributors, and The amount contributed
by each win be published far as ascertained on Isl
February WILSON ALLEN,
Collector for Yirginiu.
December p &C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-05
prO teplpoTe If he Bcard of Trustees
November 3.

NAIL AT HALIFAX COURTHOUsE.- Sealed
% Proposals will be received at the Clerks Office of
HaiaS county until the 22d day Of January next for
may be soc on application at the Clerk office
The plan drawn by the Commissioners contcmplatos a
building Of brick and iron; but walls of cut stone would
be preferred, If suitable stone can be obtained Masons
disposed TO undertake, requested to make the neces
sary examination, and forward their proposals. which to-
gothef with The proposals for brick walls &e will re-
ceive the attention Of THE COMMISSIONERS
December ~. 10-t2OI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-05

Hg APPAHANNoCK ACADEMY This Institution
Az Will be opened the ensuing year on the 3t of ia
nuary next under the charge of Mr. John G. Lawrence
as Principal and MIR. Oliver White as First Assistant
leacber the same gentlemen who have for several wears
continued to give such satisfaction to the Board of rus
tees that 1t has unhesitangly reelected them for an
other year. AS soon FLY scholars are entered a
third teacher viii be associated with them according to
inc established rules of this Academy The scholastic
~ VIZ ceaFprAs ten months, ana 6e divided into two
equal sessions There will be vacation of one month
during the Summer, commencing the 18th of June
Immediately after the examinations The course of In
structon will comprise the Greek, Latin and French
languages, Natural Philosophy, Geometry and the En-
gsh branches usually taught in the best schools The
Principal is well supplied with good surveying instru-
mens, which the students may al all times use There
Is valuable library, for the most part selected by the
is not surpassed by any in Virginia
5erms"-for board, tuition, library fee washing, fuel,
ana room rent Sll5 If bed and bedding be furnished
1y the Stewards department. which is submitted to Mr.
iawrences government, additional charge Of &C per
annum will be made Quarterly payments are desirable
but not Indispensable
BY order Of the Board:
RICHARD BUCKNER, Jr. Prssidenf
prO tenpore If tie Boara of Trustees
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-05
". D.,
Professor Of anct Lang the Unicersity of rrginia


. UNIVERSITY OF VIRoINIA, Nov. 4, 1885
MIR. r. W. COLEMAN, having graduated in the science
of Chemistry and received his Diploma TO that eaac,
from the authorities of tho University of Virginia bears
with him the most efficient and honorable testimony of
merit that be desired II gives me sincere pleasnre
in addition to state individually, that while member Of
my class, Mr. &. always distinguished himsefby habits
OF assduity great proficiency and uniformly gentleman
ly department JOHN F. EMMETT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-05

"a UClAN MINOR 4t0yney at Iaag has ,onooood .,
M CHARLOFTESVtLLE.- will hereafter attend
The Connty Courts &c only ALBEwARLE and Lousa but
still tho Superior Courts Of GoocHLAsD and OHaxor.
DecemOer ~ G5-w4ws
NMTM. b. HANLIN, (iofc Of Ya.,) Arroesry $50
w CoUssrLLoe Law, offers his professional ser.
wees 70 his friends and the public Address Sommcr-
ynlc, Tennessee [o0-waml Nov. "a.
ROARDlNG.---MR FoKrrs can accommodate
" y with geniecl Boarding, four or FIVE gentlemen. -
She resides in healthy ncigbourhood On he south side
Of G street, one square above Mr.. a Warwick n new
building l12-S1 January 2
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-05

I'm CHANCERY- -yrReiNm.-ln Chesterfield Coun
n ty Court, November 0th 1885:
Elizabeth Wilkinson, PlnintiF