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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-06-25

u 6 observe in some of our latest
exchange papers statement that Col.
Hogan has made publication in Alaba-
ma making some startling disclosures
Of frauds practised upon the Indians
by land SPECTATORS, accompanied by
letters from some OF the leading spec
ulators, which had fallen into bis pos
session, 81 that the excitement against
Sthat class of men and against the town
sof Columbus, Georgia, where some OF
them reside, is very strong~-and it is
spprehended, says the account, tina,
these discussions may have an injuri
Gus stiees upon the military operations.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-06-25
THE PUBLIC MONEY.

From the National Iatelligencer June ls.
The bill! which was ordered to third
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-06-25

The Georgetown Metropolitan con-
tains an account of the ceremony ofthree
Females taking the veil, and devoting
themselves TO monastie life in the Cath
.olic Convent at Georgetown, d. c. {;
their ages were II, 10 and 20. This
ceremony was performed on the 18th
inst, by the Arch Bishop Of Baltimore.
Gen. Of Lib.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-06-25
VIRGINIA, TO WIT /:

June 1S, 1896.-tdtd.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-06-25

Five dollar notes on the Delaware
County, Pa. Bank. have been altered TO
2o's. and are in circulation.-Fiye's on
the Commercial Bank Of Philadelphia,
I. have also been altered to los. and SOS.
TFFss may easily be detected by obssrv-
hing thatthe IS only have for vignetts
PeAn's Erea,y with the Indians.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-08
From Me ". Y. Eueaing PostJ
The following letter has just been received at this Of


g. VERA CRUz, Feb 9, 1886
SiI:-Priyae letters from the Capital received last
evening, inform that Sig Mongino, gentleman nomi.
mated as Minister of Hacnda, minister of Fnance) in
place OF Vao, resigned has accepted the appointment
and entered on the duties of his Office
In The ship Moctezuma, by which this is transmitted
embarks Signor Manuel Eduardo Gorosza and suite
Envoy Extraordinary from Mexico, near the Govern
men OF the United States, and charged as is supnoseJ
with commission of high interest 10 the Government
he represents
nr U mas hlied public station the Court of ST.
James, whence he returned some three vears since H.
IS man OF acknowledged ability, and distinguished
literary aitanments, and ranks, doubt Justly among
The FIRST diplomasis of his country or perhaps an
other - ''J
AS passenger, in the same ship also embarks Senr
Don francisco de Paula Lopez, (Com lopez the prin
cpa and head of the Mexican Navy. The object of his
VISIT 1t is said is one of public duty appertainng to his
station; aud may we hope that he will meet at the hands
OF our countrymeD, those cviles and attentions which
his virtues and merits, gentleman entille him to re-
ceive.
With respect, am, Sir, your obed't sefvant
M. BURROUGH, Consul, IT, S4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-08
DlssoLUTIoN-The co. parlnershp herelofare er-

HElSSOLUTlON-Thec CO. partnership heretofore ex-
n lsing at Bowling Green, Va, under the firm and
style OF thornton IL Chandler, is this day dissolved BY
mutual consent, of the partners having determined
to pursue different occupation, and it being conve-
nent Tor the other to purchase his interest they have
mutually determined to ense out the Tavern for term
OF years The Tavern, situated within 60 yards of the
Courthouse large and airythe stabape extensive and
convenient frstTate Kitchen and other necessary
out-houses, oil Heto, with well Of excellent water in
the yard There is attached this establishment be-
tween 600 and 900 acres of land which be made
from 500 to 1000 bushels of oats besides corn &C. and
by the use OF the manure from the Stage and Tavern
stables the proprietor, if desirable might make some
or 10 hhds of Tobacco. Any person wishing TO en-
gage in such business, would do well 20 apply early
All persons having claims will present them-thosc in
debted, will make payment to George f. Thornton who
Is duly authorised TO settle up the business of the firm
GEO. +. THORNTON,
JOHN CHANDLER.
The Subscriber, grateful for past favors hereby mott
hes the public that he has taken the above Hotel for the
present year, until suitable disposition be made of it,
and asks continuance Of their patronage He promises
GEO F. THORNTON
Bowling Green, 10Th Feb, 1886. 9i-wsws
IN CHANCERY -vReiNrA.--At Rules holden in
n the Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chanccry for Powhatan county from the LIST TO
the 9th day Of February, in the year 1886
Edmund a. Iockctt, Administrator with the will an
ne&ed' OF Edmund Lockett, deceased PltT
Ben Watkins, sheriff Of Powhatan. and administrator
Of Jno Bryant, dec Sally 1ockett James Martin and
James Bryant, dec, and in his own right, Gabriel
Jones and Mary his wife, and William G.. Bryant DTS
The defendants, james Martin and Jane his wife Ste
Phen Bryant, and WIN. g. Bryant, not having entered
their appearance and given security according to The act
OF Assembly and the rules Of this Court, and it appear
ing By satisfactory evidence that they not inhab
ants of THE Common weah--On the motion of The
plaintiff BY Samuel Taylor Esq, his Attorney is or
dered, That the said James Martin aud Jane his wife
stephen Bryant, and VIM G.. Bryant do appear before
the Judge Of our said Circuit Court at the bops
Of SAID county on The irst day Of April Term next and
answer the plaintiff b and give security for perform
ing such decree Tie Court may make herein and that
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some ne
paper published in the city Of Richmond and continued
Tor two months successiyely and that another COPY be
posted at the front door Of the house Of This comfy
a Copy--Tosie.
Feb. [1-wswJ X ?. GRAVES, u. c.
NOTICB.--h petition will be presented 10 t,e pre
" sent Legislature Of Virginia. praying for a Charter
tor Rail koad, from the Pits Of The Black Heath Com
Boshor's Dam.
Feb ~ So dv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-08
March ]

ENMANClPATION.-Th splendid English Racer
Ell aud Stallion will the next season at INV sta
Bile, at Charlotte G. H., Virginia. The terms will be $50
the season. and 500 insurance-(he insurance money
VIII become due the mare is known 10 be
with too or parted with)and 81 the groom for eac
mare. Excellent and abundant pasturage gratis and
mares grain fed at % cents day Every attention will
be paid TO mares, but will not be responsible for
dents or escapes The season will commence on the
10th of February and end on the 18th July
EMANcIPATioS was frst-rate Racer, and was consi-
dcred for long time the best horse in the North of
England, as Priam was in the South. Priam beat him
Tor the great ST. Legcr about half length but after
wards paid him forfeit in match of 500 guneas side
Emancipation the Stanley stakes; the gold cup at
Preston 1881 DC subscribers the Fiizwilam stakes
Doncasier; the Horribly Castle stakes the Craven stakes
at Caterck Bridge; the gold cup Preston, 1882 the
renowned Doncaster stakes Doncaster 200 puineas
forfeit from Pram, at New Market Great Subscription
at York. Ql subscribers) miles &c His last race at
York, two miles, with 26 lbs, was run in minutes 81
seconds -
Emancipation got by Whisker, own brother to
Whaebone; his dam by Ardropan; grandam Lady Eliza
by Whitworth; Spadie; Sylvia, by Young Marske :
Ferret by brother 10 Sylvia Rcgulus; Lord Morton
Arabian; Mlxbury; Mulso Bay Turk, Bay Bolton; CO.
neyskins; Huttons Gray Barb; Byery Turk BUSTER.
EInancipations dam is also the dam of Tomboy Lawn
sleeves Beeswing and several other fine runners aH of
her produce, and they by five six different horses
having proved good winners.
Emancipation is fine bay, with black legs I6 hands
high, very handsome and commanding; has large bone
and fine action, and is horse of great length power
and substance He is ofthe best racing blood on both
sides lie covered at - guneas in England and was
very popular stallion, and his stock there is highly pro-
missing. For further particulars handbills.
II, WYATT CARDWELL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-08
POE'TR ".
"Mucn YrrnEMAIx sux>rNn."

trromthc Boston cennei and Palladium
Lay G fremont Bodrdcr, c0 state Of drcarg "
rratog pith0n plying his bill
Tune" There's nae luck about he house"
Farewell farewell dear Tremont House,
Acicu. adcu! ajieu!
lcame to you with pocket FULL
L go--not wosth
leave within your lo.ty halls
"A friend both kind aud
lie won my hcait-and aflcr that,
He won my every
Mach logger here fain would stay,
But ali! my bill is due,
20 must quit aud travel South,
Without a sinsle
From you, dear ste,s, III. hard TO part,
Your Wit
love you well-a gin I'd leave,
But Pm not worth
All! whom your bills YOU'RE running DER
And nine stands fail in view,
hou'l curse the man whu lcll the house,
And ddntpay sous
So then farewell dear Tremon, House
Once adeu!
My heart is iull--but my purse,
For l'oi not worth sous. FIT. ].
RUSTIC BALLAD.
n bee, while lay sleeping young Dolly,
Msook her red lips for the rose
Thetc honey to seek folly,
No howerso sweet blows.
1t uckled, and wak'dhcr; when clapping
Her hand on the inpudcni hee,
Its uns her, anl Dolly caught mapping,
Came pouting and crying TO
Said she, Stake the sting out, pray you."
What way | was puzzled
And a tdning wager I'D lay You,
foudhavc been us much puzzled as
I'D heard about sucking poison
a stingis poisonous dart
so kss'd her, the act wise one;
The sting found its L IN heart.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-08
Feb. 6.

NAM M HARRIS, Commission MERCHANT Rich-
Wv n'ond, prgiaia, with view to facilitate sales,
mas taken me house on Main street, recently occupied
by Martin Holns between Lancaster. DENNY q CO q
Auction Store and the Old Markedly this arrange
ment IN connexion with his on the Dock he
hopes the better to his present friends and all
others who may be disposed encourage him
ne receiving and forwarding business will be ayiic
t1"y attended TO- au authorized by Lancaster Dem
business in this department from their friends Having
purchased the Stock Of Groceries of Mr. John Hollins
other house in the CITY,
Feb 4. az aoo,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-08

a NAROLlN!AN will stand the present season, which
" will terminate the 18th July next, at my stable
Spring Grove, Hanover county, Va, $55 the season.
winch may be discharged by the payment of $50 f paid
within the season. SO TO insure be in foal-
parting with the will forfeit the insurance money
and 81 to the groom in every am better pre-
pared than have been take good care of mares
that may be sent to the horse, and fed with two gallons
OF grain per day at % cts; charge for servants that
may be sent with the mares Every care will be taken
to prevent accidents and escapes but no responsibility
for any that may happen.
Caroinan Is so well known, together with his rich pc
dgree that deem it unnecessary TO say more than to
state no horse could be in better health and spirits than
lie at tins e better constitution, and bet
ter foal getter, never
His last get of colts in this section of country will be
ree years old this spring. and will be exhibited the
Turf shall, without accident, run four of them
myself, as have each of them several stakes ran
one OF them late last fall half mile and repeat (Which is
the usual distance for that age) Major boswell
course, against very avore Johanna colt of Captain
VIM Williamson s. for $500 side, which race | won
with great ease. never trained colt of his are that
was as fast the others that trained very promising
w. l.. WHITE.
I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-08

NATM. s. HANSELL, No. -, Market ST., south side
Wv above Front St, Philadelphia, Informs merchants
visiting the North and others that he has in STORE
large and general assortment of saddlcry consisting Of
saddles Of every description bride leather marnqses
saddle-bags, trunks, collars, whips, &c. &e which will
be disposed Of upon satisfactory Orders forward.
ed by mail as above, will meet with punctual attention
FEB y. S7--2awGw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-08
S6--eoSt

I'm CHANCERY-VlReINn Powhatan Circui,
n Court October the 9th 1886
Armstead A. Green, administrator of John t. Cooke
deceased, and administrator with the will annexed OF
James Cooke, deceased pl,f
William Browne, Branch T. Archer. William rr,r,,
Sheriff of Powhatan and administrator of Peter F. Az
cher, deceased, Joseph A Royal and Mary b. his wife
Henry Anderson and John w Nash. Defis
On the motion Of the defendant Anderson and for rea
sons appearing to the Court ordered that unless The
plaintiff shall mature this to have it ready
fof tral at the next term of this Court the bill of the
paintlf shall stand dismissed with costs as an ac of
this day: And the defendant Branch r. Archer moi
having entered his appearance and given security ac-
cordng TO the act OF Assembly and rules of this Court
and it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that he
is not an inhabtant Of this Commonwealth ON the mo-
ion OF '9e Panm by his Attorney, it is ordered, that
the said Branch T. Archer do appear here the first day
OF the next term, and the bill Of the plaintiff and
give security for performing such decree as the Court
may make heren and that copy Of this order be forth
wD inserted IN some newspaper, published in the City
OF Richmond, and continued for months successive
W and that another copy be posted the front door OF
=, WI $. DANCE, elk.
Jan. 70 S3-wSw
IN CHANCERY-vlnsIvrA GoochIand County
b Court 18th January, 1886
- Meshack Hicks Nancy Carol, Sally Hicks Richard
Taylor and Suckey, his wife, and John W. Ford and
Eliza, his wife, formerly Eliza Hicks Devsees of Me-
shack Hicks, decd, Pltffs.
against
Josiah Leake, Executor of Meshack Hicks, deed
Elizabeth Hicks the widow, and Thomas Bernard and
loly, MS Wlie formerly Poily Hicks, lsham Clements
and Cary his wife, formerly Cary Hicks, Patsey Byrd
formerly Patsey Hicks and Henry Hall and Lucy his
wife, formerly Lucy Hicks, Devsees Of said MeshacI
Hicks, decd. De0s
The Bill ofthe plaintiffs being filed and the defendants
Thomas Bernard and Polly his wife and Patsev Bvrd
formerly Patsey Hicks not having entered their ap,
pearance and given security according the Act of
semby and the rules of this Court and it appearing IN
the satisfaction of the Court that they are not inhabitants
OF This ComuionwealthOn the motion Of the plaintiffs
by counsel IS ordcrcd Thu the said Thomas Bernard
and Polly his wife, and Patsey Byrd do appear hero on
We first day Of April Court next and answer the plain
Tits BIZ, and that copy Of this order be forthwith in
serted In some newspaper printed in the city of Richmond
Tor two months excessively and posted at the front door
OF The Court house Of this county. Copy-Teste
MAR. w. MILLER, D. g. O. C.
January &C. S2-,ys,y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-08

MONSIEUR TONSON will stand this seoson r,saG\
at my stable, at Halifax Court House. Va and is now
at his stand in fine order and condition ready for mares
other particulars, see handbills. &c. W. W. HURT.
February 10. 00-3m'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-08

HN CHANCERY-V iReIsfA-In Chesterfield Coun.
a ty Court, February 9Th, 1886:
James II Cox, administrator de JoS with the will
annexed Of John Wilkinson deceased and admnistra.
tor OF Margaret wilkinson deceased, Pitt
against
Elizabeth Wilkinson, Thomas Cole and Martha his
wlie, and Others Defendants.
The defendants Thomas Cole and Martha his wife no,
having entered their appearance and given security ac-
cordng to the act Of assembly and the rules Of this
Court and appearing 10 the satisfaction of the Coprf
that they not inhabitants Of this Common wealth II ;a
OTderd That the said defendants do appear here on the
second Monday in A pr next aud answer the plsina''s
bill, and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
IN some newspaper printed in the city of Richmond for
front door Of the Court house Of this COUNTY
a Copy-Testc, LAWSON NUNNALLY.p
req. 10 0l--WSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-08
Manufacturer of Stocks Shirt Collars, Nc
13, Cedar street, late 100 Pearl
New York, 25th January, 1886. s5-3m

a tATAWBA GRAPE vINES.--'The subscriber (near
" Richrnond) has for sale $4,000 Catawba Grape
Vines, from to three years od-and can furnish Cut
tngs OF this grape Of applied for within the pruning
season. to those who may prefer them to rooted vines
WILLIAM ANDERSON
fcO is. 00-l2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-08
March 3.

vESERRoR, the full brother to Eclipse Lightfoof.
n Black Maria, Shark, Bay Maria, &c Sc will
stand the present season, at Orange Court House, Va
and perhaps will, every tenth day, make temporary
stand in Albemare, about 10 miles from his regular
stand$o will be the price of the season. $50 to in
sure For full particulars see hand-bills.
Pedigree, Sc-Terror is years old this Spring beau
in dark brown fully 10 hands inches high well proper
toned accordingly and never horse of his size that
surpassed him IN action. lie got by Eclipse dam
Lady Lightioot lie was reared by Col. Walter Lii
yingston, OF New York, who bred Eclipse, Golluh,
&c &c, who still owns the half of Terror In
consequence of Terrors receiving injury in his right
mp when colt, he made figure on the Turf-he
possessed immense speed. | have the certificates of
Col Livingston and his traner that they trained
faster horse; but the injury he received he never re-
covered, and would always be lame after one heat
was offered this spring $4,000 for Terror Eclipse
Lightioot sold for $4,000 Black Maria at any time
while on the Turf would have brought $1,000 Shark
brought Sl3O0 the largest price stallion ever sold for
in America; and Bay Maria, last fall 81 OOO-mnking
$4,000 and their dam, Lady Lightioo, is now breed,
ng and believe she has two three other colts she is
also the dam of Screamer by Henry purchased by Col
the Turf.
VIM l., WHITE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-08
February 10.

q NIRCU LAR.-Ihe subscribers, importers of and
~ dealers in China Glass and Earthenware whose
sores were destroyed by the great FIRE of 10th and 18th
december, would respectfully inform their customers
throughout the Union Of their present ocationsaIso of
the fact that owing to the long of the European
packets, previous 10 the fire. and their remarkably short
passages SINCE they are generally in of
better assortment Of goods Than they usually have at
ts season Of the year From the very large orders pre-
vlousy gwen 10 the manufacturers it expected that
the assortment OF the present season, will ia quantity
DC iuiy equal and in its quality superior 10 that Of
former year. IL being composed OF the most recent and
beautiful designs without any mixture of old, unsaleabe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-08

r J. BARRow & Co, No 800, Pearl 81.
EBES. CALDWELL, no. 42g, do do
EDWARD Cook q CO., no 2lS do do
J. w. 81 ". T. CoRLIEs, no, 256, do do
JosEPH CHgEsEMAN, no. 1856, Water do
DANIEL Corr, no. I97, do do.
THos. r. FIELD, no. 81, CORTLAND St.
JONI GREgNTIELD a. Son. no. 49, Pearl ST.
uoIMBs d MYERS, no. 294 do do.
r. r. KissAa g. Co., no. Ga, Liberty ST.
USDKanlLL d SEYMOUR no. S. Pearl St
YEenrE ~ Lifriscorr, no. o. Coenties Slip
vANDEwATER, no. "a, Cedar St
y. WiLLErs d Co, no. 30i, Pearl ST.
X. G. wErmoRE g. Co. no. 90 Water s.
=, JonS WHcHr, j. & Co, no. 36, do do
February %. gd-G
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-08

THNiMBEN TlhlBER-The highest prices will be
y given for good, seasoned wheel spokes and feloes
deliverable at the Penitenhory. Immediate delivery is
solicited For Information respecting them apply either
TO Col Charles $. Morgan, Superintendent or to
THOS G. MONCURE. @. a.
febsD SS-n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-08

q tOTFON YARN.-A constant supply of The Rich.
~ mond Manufacturing Company Cotton Yarn, all
Numbers, for sale at factory prices by
DUNLOP, MONCURE g. co.
fco ~ 96-Gt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-08

HfOR SALE, Lot No. 454 or D and streeis-fronts
D. 36 feet on Street and 36 feet on the Basin bank
For terms apply to John w Williams, at Mrs Tomp-
knss, or George p Crump Of Richmond.
Feb. %. Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-08
IUyo THE MERCHANTS OF yIRClNIA Ths

FmNo TIKI MERCHANTS OF VIRGINIA The
n subscriber having been the sufferers in the
great confagraon of the 10Th aud l7th Of Decelnber
ana lost his entire stock OF goods, bcgs leave to inform
hts customers and purchasers generally that he has made
immediate preparations get up fresh supply, and
has tie pleasure OF acquan,ing them that he is daily
ceyng rom ms manuiactoy the various articles in his
line, embracing first viz Socks Shirts
Srt y%Lars Bosonas, Snspenders, sc aud earnestly
iciis continuance of their avors l3 Cedar street
lie would here remark to those merchants with whom
he has not had the pleasure of dealing, that for many
years he has paid particular attention the
oi such goods IN his line, well calculated for the
Southern and Western trade and feels confidence in
suring purchasers that he will be enabled supply them
on such terms as Will give entire satisfaction.
In addition to his uss in the destruction of his
property he had the misfortune lose all his Books aud
papers aud consequently has rely upon are
indebted 10 him to furnish statements of their accounts
anu such as can make it convenient pay in short
tune, VIII confer particular obligation.
WARREN CARTER,
Mannfacture ncS cLs hiri
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-08
WIN. l.. WHITE.
March /.

VIZ SisLEbitAl ED GETTER OF RACERS.
"a ECLlPSE.-Ths disting uished Stallion who nav
looks and feels like four year old will stand this season
o5o) nj my son Edwards in the county of Dinwiddie
Immediately on the old stage road from PETERSBURG 10
Warenton N O., % miles south of PETERSBURG and ~
horth oil Brunswick Courthouse lie now at his stand
ready TO serve mares at 800 the season. payable al ts
expiration, on the 18th July next and $50 to insure
mare TO be In oal, payable as she is known TO
be IN ioal, or parted with Servants sent with mares
boarded gratis and mares fed without limit at % cen,s
day-Fery fine and extensive pasturage with the
greatest care to prevent accidents escapes but no La
oiity Tor any that may happen Eclipse and his oet are
too well known from their characters and
10 say
STAR, whose colts arc just coming on the turf having
none more Than four years old, only six of which have
oeen trained and five of them have been winners from
one 10 Tour mile heas-hs colts are large strong and
handsome, some Of them have been sold yery hioR-bo
Will Stand this season 1880 my son GEORGES in the
county OF Chesterfield, about twenty miles from Rich
mond and Petersburg, within mile of Moody tavern
and is now at his stable ready serve mares al $50 The
season, payable at its expiration the 10Th July next
and 500 the insurance. payable as soon as the mare s
known TO be IN fon parted with dollar cash TO the
groom. Servants sent with mares boarded without
charge and mares fed desired at % cents per day
very excellent and extensive pasturage well enclosed
WIN hne water1he greatest taken to prevent ac
cidents or escapes, but liability for either Stars
character, blood and performances as well as the per-
iormances OF his colts, fully mentioned in Skin
neT lul Register as to render unnecessary for more
10 DC SAID w. X. JOHNSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-08
Jan. %.

z N Observation-Disclosures Goochland County
ID Court 18Th January, 1896:
Meshack Hicks, Nancy Carol, Sally Hicks Richard
Taylor and Suckey, his wife, and John W. Ford and
Eliza his wife formerly Eliza Hicks, Devisees of Me-
shack Hicks, decd, Pitts