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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-07

Washington, March 18th 1910.
An ordinance of the King of Prussia has
been communicated TO this Department by the
Prusslan Minister. giving operation to the new
tariff of duties adopted by the German Custom
House association for the years 1910, Al. and
AZ.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-07
VIM. n. CLAYTON.
New Haven. March II, 1910.

Our readers will make their own comments
on the nalignity which could invent so gross
a lie, and the rascaiiiy which would persist in
its ut,erance after It's folsehood was proved -
If Van Burenism can only hope for success
through such means, it is already pas, redemp.
iion.-AB. Gas.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-07
mo. II
THE BOUNDARY WAR.

GJ'The following is the correspondence be-
tween Mr.. Fox aud Mr.. Forsyth, alluded to
in our last
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-20
from thc Name Dfmorrdi.l
TIE III rrTInN THE pI;I-T r


we stated our conviction last week, that the State
o. Maine had given her electoral vote for Harrison
AID Tyler And though there is probability that
we premature in the admission, still we see
n,thIng yet, which would warrant us in express
ing different opinion. Sorry we are TO say, vel,
W. are compelled to state belief that the cleo.
to-al vote Of Maine is secured for Harrison and "
which have operated 10 bring about such unlnriu.
nate state otthngs Our present business is 10 state
results according to the best of convictions
and 80 our readers may regard them But this re.
sui! IS only the beginning Of the end The Union
TOO has followed sut, and there is every probability
that William Henry Harrison and John Tyler are to be
the President and Vice President Of the United States
from and alter the 18th of March, A. ID. 1871. a ma
orty of the people have 50 wed it-and since repn-
ing IS useless and regret unavailng it would seem the
part OF wisdom and philosophy 10 acquesce in result
which we cannot alter and how to decision we can
not avoid. Let us not be understood as nmating thar
we who have done all in our power 10 bring about
different slate ii things Will now join in the accama-
tons OF successful opposition, or harness ourselves
10 the car which dFa.s administration into pow
No--the Democratic party stands where il has ever
stood, npon the old Republican platform, and no man
or men, nor party or elicit the support Of
the Democracy which docs rot base their principles up.
on the same FIRM foundation. 1t may be that Mr. Van
Buren, IS deeacdtlat his confidence in the integrity
OF the people TO sustain him in administering the go.
vernmcmt on purely Republican principles mis-
placed It may be- as the mad shoutings of the Why's
,,test il s, that COON SKINS have prevailed over
pRlNClPLES-HARDC CIDER over REASON, and
he senseess camor about LOG CABINS over the IN.
rELLlGENCE, PATRIOTISM and GOOD SENSE
IT the American people-but are the principles Of De.
nocracy annhlaicd' WIN they be even kept out Of
'iew No, mol while the name Of Jt6ers9n or the fame
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-20
IaiuaLic 1arnn Properiy far SHE.

ry,IE subscriber bring determined 10 remove 10 the West or
III. propsr,v II holloway Courthouse again Tor sale. Tie
,rc ~ arr, Of Land good quality attached 10 Ills establish
a.eni nal ha,cn aud - acres stadn. II WOODS, py pm
n ,h ,rond .ugh enough iar any purpose. The ~,
J,nd !. IN nr heart, comprising hsi improved l1
'hn1en In, uron H. a Tavern House nh
roi. too sp.; lolsc, detached from the aFcFn WIN -
, md i;,n excellent cellars, u,icr cies "in tln
roam. ,rcup.r Is 10 rlcrSt.ic ar o aiinr - W., tI
.c = store Iio; - s;ldIer shop HlacESmti's shop, h,
comfortable tenement. occupied hy nFla;
r,.,y ri oc,ther iur near 500 10 TIE sIhr ar
Mi ~, oNrru,.ye The public attention !, pat.ll, ~
mi Ia ms ,,roag!:, barsI.n WI b. gwen ~ H. Tie 1y
mems u,ll H. made accommodating, hut cash m .!ed inf w
\ li,.r7! discount viii BE- made !. II. W y.
= -, !, r,,b,usc s,rt ,l,l lst0 iJ-w-w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-20

of Jackson endurcs And these principles VII surrI
and flourish when skins, hard CIDER ana ieue,a'
mmmerv arc forgotten remembered only as iAe ie
vices c party 10 grasp a, power irrespective OF pt'"
ciple, OF honor and Of right. ,,a-,
Lei no Democrat therefore despair. Let hm adhere
to his nc-ionorcd principles now, though uhef su, u
premacy may be endangered By the seeming success Of
party without principles Let hi await the ,n ,ne ,'n,
ing Of The administration WITH patent h'pe '.'"
the dsccrdant materials composing The party ha' p"'
il in power, will prevent any scheme ;'on BENG :;
carried into execution which viii prove ds' , Ra
to the best and most permanent COED OF NE I've,
nnbl;. Am, + orr worst fears are to be realized
and we look upon such party coming into power
under such circumstances as il will II successful W.'h
trembling aprrchensions or the safety Il our ins':ii.
tons in ihc. vgor and republican sinpcits-then LEI
The Democracy forward to The rescue and N ''e
tame If Rspublicansm aud The Constitution, PF.''s'
a,ans the commission ufags the part 81 Their rulers
which shall not square with tine glorious principles 81
the former, aud accord strictly with the letter OF lie
latter. live are beaten wc are not conquered, a"a
50 We assure our opponents Let them take heed ac'
cordnniy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-20

No REsrmrrroS.-No arrangement have as vet been
made public relative TO the contemplated resumption Of
thc Philadelphia Banks. The plan OF borrowing one
hHndred doars 10 pay nindy.et, not considered o.
r. by our Eastern inanciers The Phladephians
must strike out some they will be COM
PEELED to remain .. Sail suspended.
~ y Na8dard
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-20
Sllmnfnn. August l. ls4n.

DIAPER! P.R..Ihc franklin Manufacturing Conipanv az
Richmond have i..nd good Letter,
APP Blank BOOK, Medium Printing aud other Paper yarou
KINDS, which they believe VIII he1r comparison quality and
ircc, Will The work 81 any similar establishment in The Mon
hey therefore with confidence Solicit the patronage their for
er friends and the public generally md ready 10 execute or
defs o any description oi pan that INA. lie desired which they
can furnish on reasonable notice The request or
Other communications be airess. Ia their agents
Messrs James SIR Son. 10 Nj john richards, sulerntcnd
cnt n the Paper Mil.
Ecliaond, scpi. l. $40. 3i-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-20

ABotlrioNIsM-We have heard much Of late abou,
the Abolition ticket to be in New York The New
Era says there was 'scarcely OF them 10 be found
III the ba!lot-boSes. The Abolitionsts a man voted
the Harrison ticket" Such the i'll this State
In but two or three towns have known the Adolf.
ton 10 be thrown, and in has their number
amounted 10 than five That number was thrown
i'll Hanover. Not cast III laverhill; every mo.
Tiers son, far know, OF these negro. loving
consistent Aboltionsts, negroes and ALL voted the Fe-
deral ticket.-harerhW( ~ H. Republican,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-20
FROM The samr.


The great political drama Lfarce) which has been
played by the Federal party being concluded, the
disguise which they have used in the performance Of
their respective parts must now be laid aside and
those who have taken part in The play, will be COM
PEELED to appear in their real characters. The dcu
sion must vanish-,!ie humbuggcry be revealed, and
the great who have bren deceived by every
species of trckery, will open their eyes and discover
the means which have been rcsorted TO, for the pur-
pose of misleading their judgments from the nvcsti.
CATION of the real intentions, of those who have too
successfully enacted the parts for which they were
cast. No longer can they play two characers-one
adapted 10 the predictions Of the South and another
to suit the inclinaons and taste of the North The
chief character in the drama, the President elect,
will, in few months frcm this time, be compelled,
from The nature Of his station, TO drop the mask which
has hid his real sentiments and policy from the pub
c The cardinal principles upon which tic Co
'ernmcnt is to be administered, no longer be con-
:ealed-they must be developed TO the public view
lie can no longer rely upon the "generous confidence
If the peopethat confidence only be secured BIZ
knowledge Of aud acquiescence in, the measures and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-20
JEypTro NltiiSfRY,

Hin tire md tl aites@ RciHoad IA 5ye I"rnpse e"t
atrr: "a inmates ne Richmond dRa frea.rs"s'nrg h.a
9 cr. icl rc .arorgh ~ pesi-ion strsrai t.Ess G
a. Gao GRATED ard buided fRLiT TREES, Of I'm
20 ,UUD sine o:arrd by he subscrbe contain
IN, AnnIr Pear llml Peach Cherry, Apsiro Accafin" -
moud IL, Grape Ninc 'ooseb.rIy tnrrAn Eapn',H @Fi
l hearing IN hls "card, and embraces, perhaps seect
I'M, has not been surpassed for he climate u Virginia.
I,au... ~ IN directions pnimsl may hr hal q Fr''
,, oL Ot,,c n The ri Thomas II. Dew, William
Palmer, Sod and Plough ard the Wing Office, where
any order rit s. II Ac pgn,tcay attended TO-
Iir above Tree lay had y, r." cent he's Urn TIE ?Tnc
Northern Nursery mow charge, which conp1r.nn = raia
Ni >hom. ''>1' = - ~ ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-20
NJ II

ID INAWAY SLaYECommittcd IL the JAN OF Cabcll comfy
IL Virginia lrh day oi August, lsia nero ~
dirk though black about feet or inches t'
good aged j. ~ years. lie had win nm I"
lar cloth plntaoons: pair striped cotton do ""
White roGnial,ou with visible mark, lis person. mi
himself Frederick and says that he was bound 10 honas "
kns n Bedford county, Va aud that lie from lcA
about before lie unprecedented. The owner ~ '
negro is requested forward. as ca and iahc IT,
away-nfhelwse he wil liz dealt with the aw directs.
AARON +. MckENDREE.
SnvG fai-Nlawi .f1i0r ~ ChbeH "a ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-20

8 SUTHERLAND, Grin mixer, has just received and pfa
- el n ms Ven Store opposite the Banks his fl supp y
Double and Snc.c Guns, RIFLES, PISTOLS, Pen aud Y"
hNN - FoEf'Hg ~! Fiin9 Tickle. fGacu Goods 80 ~
sem stock was laid IN the best terms, and he requests T." @
country fricn dcsiious 81 purchasing his line, Ia cal a
anime his articles and prices beng satisfied that 'y W" =
pleased with both. His stock embraces
GllNs-Dailie and Single Barrel Guns of MI qualities
RiiI:i.S.A neat assortment, and made . order
PISTolS-Pocket, Holster BELT and nuri!in. Pistols
POCKET EIFLES-rast Steel Poe kct Rifles
Patent six Barrel Rcvo.in. Pistols
IL
GAME BiGS-Ncw and handsome patterns
Liquor Fasks and Drinking Cups
Shot Pouches and Belts
PERCUSSION CAPS-Plain aui Split and superior EHsi'n
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and American, in cansr!s anu =! =
Percussion Wrcnche- and Cap Primers
Wash Rods Wad Cutters and Ramrois
Sho; and Bullets, al Nos.
bog Collars, Calls. Chains, and Couples
Sh" Chargers, Bullet Moulds
Gun ant Ritz Locks, great variety
Gun Lock Limbs Springs, TuLers Cocks, Sears, Goes y
Gi'N FURNITURE, complete
fishiRs TacLic.
Limerick, Kirby and Virginia Fish I.oo.s
Enssh SIX, Hair, India and ether Fishing Lines
Hooks Oh cat moods Floats, &c.
Cui,rH
Eazoss, Pen, Pocket and Dirk Knives Bowie Knise '
some observation-disclosures and other makers
Fancy GOods
Silv"reyerp incd Pencils, Pccs Books and Wallets
bill - ami ether Steel Pens, IN .Icat variety
Walking c1nc- -. .taces, sanl. Boxes. &c. ~,
;. Sutherland returns his thank, to his fflerds a "
public Tor the berable patronage bestowed on HIM
commenced busint,.. In return, he assures them tiat II N
Try, good workmanship, desire 10 give Satisfaction ana q
prices, afford any nducemcn lie satisfied that NJ W"
cel.e coniinulnS" Of their favors
Repairing.
The undersigned will thankful small avors a. W.
large, and respectfully Informs sporismt that al xmas
pairs viii bc done cSpedousiy and cheap!. ;, ;ou
OCT 4.-Hts'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-20
POETRY
.M,,cn srr RrMaiS, ussrNG.'

w. end in the .'roken" for el hr following nfam,'',
n fon The pen Of ert. Greene son Of on: cs'fei'u 49,
as,er Nathaniel Greene, Esq Timetables ne ssty sn " ~
III and resembles spirit the celebrated '"s
va, Which once rnng through the German foees, ea!h
,hen 70 valiant dccds.-Bostoa Ereciag Gi:c'te'
so.,G OF ESpoCSAL.
,,,,., u,t,t.M q. 4.
O. brinht il a glance from lady eye,
And sof is the tint OF her rosy cheek,
Aud sweet mr.. the tuups nf loves h'h>'rrls!,
When The hopes Of bard III his numbers SPEAK
RIM iearer far dcarer. ART thou my bfns, 49,,
Than The tl,rohings of love or the measures oil nope
Fnr brighter thy hush Than The siaiccs 81 Piiuc
THY LANGUAGE. more melting than bard ever spoke.
Then All 10 my swosp . To my own lar hriue.
.rn my first 20 my last, tonsy only love.
In ~, durkness death shalt thou dwell BY my sluc,
@ u,y first and my only love-
When the hammer shalt dfoop the broken lance,
And the heart shalt beat low To The heeiig brtath,
our loves shall be sung, with Wild measured dance,
Where havoc keeps time 10 III, hnipE"s OF deauh.
The couch of ourh bridal shall be Tire damp ground.
v,uh the blue cannon smoke for canopy spread,
While with the buclc shall nIfsie It's s"uhd
For a wild sercnaie To The fair one We'll
Then haii la my woRp . TO Iny own lair hriic
To my first, 10 my last, IL my "hy love .
In The darkness oi death shalt thou dwell by my slIe
O my first and my only love.
For. RssSeR, las; Ficriad, FEB. y lci
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-20

CUMBERLAND AcADEMf.-lhe subscriber designs "i-a
iur Mall, school in Cumberland County, Virginia sly f
beon The Coln House Tn situation u healthy anu very con
ycnient being the Stage Road leading nom RICHMOND T.
F,rnyl In this Will hc aueh al branches usually
in ACADEMIES Aud tie subscriber can but oF
that his experience IN teaching aad EXTENSIVE VIZ
ral patronage. The "i! commence on h"h"as -
,nd A, ri November ncNi. Board and Tuition Foes one a!t
ayonrr and ne other hall close Of Tho t,rn ana ~
Inrtlnn Ion time lp>i, except III cases ~ sickness
L.. II ire agL,aA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-20
Specifications :


lst. Votes given TO you BY persons who had not
the legal right TO vote.
I'd Persons voted FOR Jon who were brought from
other counties in this State who had lega! right to
vote in this district.
3D. Persons voted for you from other States who had
no legal residence in tins State.
18th. Votes obtained and polled for you through
fraud and corruption, viz: BY giving and promising
meat, drink, money, clothing, and other rewards.
9TH Persons voted for you twice nj the election,
at different polls, and at the polls where they had
previously voted
9th The polls of the second ward in tie city Of Gin
cnnati, and other election districts in sad district,
were conducted frauduently, in this particular viz
Tickets introduced into the ballot box for which
which there were no names the poll books.
9TH. That the Judges Of the election refused in the
I'd ward in the city Of Cincinnati and OF her election
districts in this district ask the clector such qucs-
tons as were proper to prevent illegal voting when
challenged.
All Of which is in violation Of the Constitution OF The
State OF Ohio, and the laws regulating elections said
State. Rcsuec,iuliy
(Signed) A. DUNCAN
Served the original of which this is Il true copy, on
Tuesday evening" the 12d day Of October, lcI0, and
due notice accepted by Nathaniel G. Pendeton, per
son. GID. NJ. AYRES.
In presence Of JAMES NJ. EwIsG.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-20

DIX. DrScAS-rhis able and energetic defender Of
Democratic principles, who has been cheated out Of his
certificate by system Of fraud upon the ballot bosc5
practiscd not only in Ohio but from end Of the
Union the other BY the mnons OF aris,ocTary, has
given Mr. Pendc,on notice that lie intends to contest
his election. The following copy Of the notice
containing the grounds upon which he will make the
contest:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-20

--OlI,-, r.,,nn viii BE- presented before the ntM rne
Assembly, Of Virginia for Precinct Election 10 !" held al +
o,lc', Tavern in tic upper end ii Chesterfield count
~, = ' " 1i..Iiwiwl MANY VOTERS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-20

We have the pleasure ihs week, Of laying before
our readers the subIo'ned admirable e''cF TON wv
President. IL was written III ahSWir ~ an ~ '
10 attend Tie recent celebration NJ hiE5 Nou"''
and though mailed on the 18th Of September, WAS n''
received until within the ias week MS accounts W
the delay in lis publication.
We cannot top strongly recommend lhis leier " ~
The appreciation Of the public. \ lne spirt oil aui-
otisn through the whole 81 IL ahd ~ - f'F'cs
with sentiments OF Tie most elevated CHARACTER
The index OF his political principles, it VIII be SEEM Air
Van Buren, points with pride 10 his UNIFORM aayoca's
OF the doctrines contained IN the ihlinottal
Of l79S; and truly asserts, that the known, hao'u
and pcrsevcring opponents Of those doctrines ha''' "
every period Of his public life. been arrayed aaa's'
him, Sin eager and uncomprolmsn@ conflict eecu'c
in the consciousness of his integrity, he LOOKS
with comoosurc upop the unprlnciped combinations
which bove becn formed 10 break him down. and, with
l confidence !, ,b virtue and intelligence Of Tie peo
nj. which has eyer marked ~. career lie relies upon
Mrm to carry him safely through all As trials i"d
McY riN 40 IT,
"W.smI<ofoy, Sept. 2-th, l-io.
uGentleuen-I have been lyorcd w,lh ronr friendly
request 10 attend the proposed celebration Of the aan
,.r,r, NJ ,,r Rattle ri kinr's Mountain bv the De-
,n.r,i;c c;,;ycns or ,hc ivn caroliuas Most gladly
n,i,non ,ronIJ / un;,e r.,h any norton of nv ..-
- ;,;ons and y.;,L mono ,,ore :, vou NAV be as
~ , @',h Nv, An, ,;,J N noyipu su.ta
~ - ,,..' 49, ,.; 80. cI, ;,,,ns. interest In
H., Ill, n -, ,r !, oror he r.oarded he all Amc-
81 Ion, :, ls,s :, ,hn nrincples in supper. Of
L;l' 80, -, ,., rna;r,,;,.J ar. cherished bv
m VIZ, ''"s /, !. h ac,s If un,eas!nr
.'r. - H. "s. snr -, ,n.nor;es Of those who
lsI - ~, Ella ah"nor ,ccnn,,;.d bv acts Of IN.
;dnoss - tbc;r heroic survivors that We as
p,i.an $50, r l,,;col sscu,chcon from be.
Nv L. ~ nn,,l ;,r,,ude and At The
n,a cncourorc tho n, q, our own day 10 initiate
H. ,I -, ,hoso h, b. ,-ono before is and to
,'Losa anJ s,cr;ic.s ~ are indebted for the
-, -; NV -. 80 80; ''''N
iop,.'es We Ihio.. c,. ,,.o s,;d moro sor ,he
fou cou'u no ny '''e"us ~ -. ,' ,o;n;s.
principles ~ "n'ch nave o'''' su'"' ~ ~: ,t,,'
trahon OF ihe government t;'hn - i'sn..s W..
you DO Win Tue hep"o''I,i - 49,
ever eisc may oe 1iou9n' u NY po.''|"
pubic man-and no one IS hioe s.,'s,. ~ Wv 49,,
equacy man myself CANNOT VIZ" uut.' " So ::
there mas been moment OF ny Ppii''o"i e'le,, -
WHICH naSe not hhu ''i'sS "s'' ~ 49," /. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-20
Hamilton County, Stofc If OHIO,
Cincinnati. Oct. ~, $50.

To Nathaniel G. Pcndlcton, Esq,
Sir,-You are notified that shall contes, your right
seat in the 9Th Congress Of the L. ), from the
first Congressional District Of the State Of Ohio,
Representative from the said district upon the ground
that you have received majority OF the legal votes
in SAID district
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-20

- tiIANtEEl .-Iira>!A-it CONT al Monthly Session.
II, ID ,,r Iouisu County ihr 'ououc thereof Ma
iay lie 2ti "a. .! October, i-io;
f,,ri,nn prlIe, Plalntd:
against ..,. :,
Maria Gibson John Dickinson, Susan IN hinsol 'rllt ~ N
,o.,.n ,ud u,,r. Dit hiuson Defendants.
The defendant, Robert Dickinson. not la, ng en'fed ~.
pearncc aud according IL lnw and III" f, 4
hi. Court aud appearing. the satisfaction Of the CONT ui
ne Is not an ifnht Of Tins stat, Vn ~. motion 81 c pa
IN his counsel ordered that Tie sad defendant, Robot rk
nson appear before r justices Of our County Court u >i
County The Couui House, the second Monday ~ Iatnap
next he hill Of The plaintiff and that cory y III
order forthwith! inserted III newspapers rbsitd W y
civ Richmond Tor months SIcc,><sely and posted = ~
front door Of House Of this county Count da
\ Cu.y-Testc,
Oct >, lJ1-wss1 john HUNTER, c. L. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-20
FTIT1's TIT TT'T7 y
r,,,l ;prludiun lodging washing aud light,

Tl.un IN any ii II! Tie branches, !" W
~, :; ss.,.,vl H.. q. LOVING. \. VI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-20


William coy 81 SpItsvood L. Nhinson Executor q. th7,.
,,ti.,, decreased John Bailey and Nance hi VIII. lur
is Name, cox Beverly Ea, in hi own rst and 2, adme>
t,aror of n. late w Polly Elan formerly P"s t"t Nn.
rI,m Albert T. Elam Jafinn u. Cox ana ila, {, y, vi,
neil, Mary {. Ean Edward COY, Son II TT" 4 ,n -
cr,srlN Elizab,fli Cox. William ioX, Jr, George " 80
I,ni,mn r. CN gani-te White. administrative III late Mi
49,, ~, ,.is,r Whit, ana - III, namely. Edward T. WHIT.
Jnbn r Whit" william White, RobeTi ". Hitr, Nn'i =
White and Danna H. White who are n'aht, h''i ". az =
- vr,,s i, q r. ,;ra.,- ler guardian I'D lIcm and r.
H. Nam and t:aIbya k.ie and Elizabeth Jane h., MR. is
=. t.i,,,,,, I,r. Mann Defendants.
I'm. cause me- day b. further heart on tie
f;,lrrlr r.aI argued by Counsel: Nh.t"npoi ~
,.tti d aau,sr odcr and decree that Richard tEa'.-
annou, special audit, aie a"G settle ~
accounts (ar hem. first dG sworn Of tie !a'Ei 10 u
o, ~ adr,nl, traitor With tie VII annexed ~ RI
,a, c\ ST. decreased aH Of Edward Cox, IT, deceased ai
~ a;...rrt.o Dauna Col, deceased. AMI max" ftiuf
H. Cont stating. report, any thna icrmed p"rn'h saf
,npar himself, ray r. required hy any q TIE par
lie, Interested BE- specially stated.
1 r.1y I,~tp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-20

To William Love- Ben. Norris, and others Of the
Committee.