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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-07-18
POSTPONED.

The following sale is postponed unit
the 22d day Of July next.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
GREEABLY to an order Of the
IA. Probate Court Of Holmes county
made at the April term 1910, shall pro.
coed to sell on Monday the 22d day Of
June next, at the residence Of the late
Asenath w Arick deceased, all The per-
sonal estate Of the said decedent. consist.
ing ia part ola variety Of Household and
Kitchen furniture, Hogs, Cattle, &c. d-c,
A credit ofsix months will be given on ali
sums above five dollars, The purchaser Civ
ing bond with approved security. Sale
10 commence at ~ o'clock.
" g RAWLINGS, Admir-.
May 23 28 ids
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-07-18
TAX COLLECTIONS SALE.

TAX COLLECTIONS SALE.
will sell 10 the highest bidder for
cash before the Court house door Of nv
county on tho 4th Monday in July next,
the south half Of lot number SO, in The
town of Lexington, assessed as the prop.
erty Of N. Fike for the year 1889.
j WALTON, r enc.
April IL % tide
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-07-18
N0TlCEIOC REDlTORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
nj ETTERS Of administrator havln!
Ia been granted to the subscriber y
the Honorable the Probate Court Of F"
county Of Holmes, at the February 'erm'
said court, in the year 1889, upon zoe Z
tate Of Lewellen Lewis, late q sald coul
~ deceased, This ~ 10 notify oil crec'''1
&c said deccssed, 70 present their dema'"
within the time prescribed BY law
they will be forever barred,
THOMAS ROBERTS, Admir-
OF Lewellen Lewis, Decu
April 4, II It
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-07-18
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Needham Blunt, Rcturnable to La W
vs. Pluf. Il Ia renee Circuit Cour
Lew Noble, TO October Term,
1910.
nY virtue Of the above stated Il IA
MD to me directed, ! will sell for
cash, at the Court House door in the
town OF Lexington, on the
FIRST Monday in July nert,
the following property, to wit:-the
west half south west quarter of sec
ton 20, township i6, range east.
Levied on as the property Of Levi
Noble, TO satisfy plaintiffs debt and
cost j. WYATT, Sheriff,
BY. D. Williams, Deputy.
June 6, 30--tds. Pr. fee 81.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-07-18

By the Governor; ,,,r,n
A. G. McNUTT.
THOMAS B. WOODWARD,
Secretary Of State.
June 90, 1910. 32-4w.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-07-18

Eighteen Original contributors 70 the
January number.
Nineteen Original contributors 70 the
February number.
Eiercn Embellishments in The i've
numbers.
NINETY,sIx PAGES or READING MATRFR
by authors whose names stand among the
foremost in the literary ranks OF ouI
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-07-18

jackson, this SIKH day 0
June, in the year of on
Lord one thousand eist
hundred and forty and 3
The sovereignty Of the STAT
Of Mississippi the twenty
third.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-07-18
A PRoCLANAr,o,,

y A'sI I, Q McNua, tos,,,,,
~-~. Ne s'a's of Mississippi. '''''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-02
VaIuabIe real Estate, in the Conatyof Chesterfield and
City0f Richmond, for sale.

7, virue Of Two DEGREES Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and cancc 70" the the 6 count" nd 81 eH r F Fn G in
suit in Chaacery therein depending styled Cosby euaa
against Cosby a the undersigned the Commissioner efeih
named and appointed will offer for sne at public auction 10 the
highest bidder Real Estate By The sad decree directed 10 pc
in The county chesterfield being that ar ." The Fails Plnna
which by samuel cosby nSrss sn
wife G. " and wife, and Henry Clarke ana we N d,ea
of record in the office Of the county Couto Chesehcd Lot
m Marcel Of ground lying city Of Richmond, the Eas,
side Of beginning at The North corner oi Lot sol"
nup thence North Eaward with Locust street A feet thence
angles with Locust HtIeet l2e i-e to an al
theme Sourhwardy paal with The first line, - feet and
thence TO the ngnung Lot pare" ground adjoining that
last mentioned nninr The North corner {" ne SAID last
~ feet soh Eatwnry ut right angles with o
Gust d feet ""n alley thence sou'hwardy parallel WIN
ground Eat side Of Mayo ocn street. between me
wam sn,on and wife on the south West, Containing
feet inches front said Mayo or Locust street, and extend
ns back feet alley Lot parcel Of ground begin,
ming on 18Th street South side alley ard running on
18th towards 40 feet thence at right angles 70 n
thence with said alley the notwithstanding I
square yards parcel OF ground on or ELL az
fset snches being tina, part Of @ described IN deed
record the office Of the Hs,nf sen IH sy occupied by L.
samson Lot parcel OF ground fronting ~ t S, &C.
bv 81 VIM smith by deed bargain and sale OF record 10 me
office Of the Clerk Of the Court OF ils.es IN SINH ~ Tho
mon % and wife by deed Of record in the same Office
The tract of Land here advertised Is one oi e o:l
NJ; rs.r Virginia. The land itself is OF superior quality
.tae ON il arc good; and its immediate congity TO
~ n,rke-bcng nearly opposite to the city oil Richmond
CO. evsrv thing raised H. must render desirable estate 10
& ,s wish to capital Several OF the Lots lying In the
% Richmond are highly improved and convenient and
ae private of them there IS erect
cd good ORDER Of the most spacious ana pest ar
| ranged Tobacco Factories in the CITY,
much Of the purchase money may De necessary
ey The costs and expenses Of sale, will be required 10 cash.
and the balance equal namehts off, 2 and 10 months
Bonds with good personal security will be required oil eae pun
and no will be executed by The undersigned
until directed by the Court :, al A. IA -,
The Land in the county OF Chesterfield WIN NC SOU IN
rho 81 day Of uy next al u o'clock the several lots or pie
ces of ground of Richmond on the 6t Gay o. f
month commencing first named Lot nv al pas
oeioI . : ~ anu '""e JOSEPH MAYO, Comm.
e ST. .o,d,ced hv TENpLEaAS * Dickinson, .7ads
Saie eohaUeeap! 7-sta
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-02

Ross David Ross reyoh Rus Warren assey Nicholas ns
,on Cot Bals Carter James Ingram, samr oSe Moses Mar
h jas Martini Chas Thomas, ESQ., Francis Turner, Capt la
Hummer CapsAlex Wood, VIM. Moran EIjah H. nemi, Rev
Jesse ZONES Jno Slaughter Riehd Wood VIM Canaday VIM
Ialaiay, Jr lanes Foley, jeremiah Foley, Thomas Morrison
James Harbour, Wilson T. Vaughan, Nelson Moran, Via
Sf Richard Thomas Esq, Richard &. TmnaS m Parker John
rarker Lewis Foster Esq Rev. jeremiah Burnett Thomas ,1n
GER John Stone, Mlcaa Stone John Wood Peter Wood, An
atrson Taylor, Jas 7. Wright, Robert Wright Beverage Iings
Russell Hail. Henry Crum Jnln n. Wright Fleming Hancock
Captain Rocrs,n Lerse Joseph Cox William W. Ross David
Ross Nathan lIensley Capt James Jefferson, Joseph Morrison
hchard Pilson, Moses Plsom, VIM llass Joel Hubbard John
r,nlrfon, Solomon Weaver, Charles Billiard, Captain Thomas
thompson, William II. Thompson, Randolph ShcnI Gandrr-o
b. laslires George Prelamnn Nathan Hall, John Drummer jr
Pleasant Thomas, Gabriel Dehari, sen Jas Dillon, VIM Hall
Fleming Ennaday Jas. Thomas, Pleasant Thomas m Stephen
Deia Rev. George W Conner jeremiah Wund David hcilrN
anaer Jesse sanons Col Gressve Penn Clark Penn Thomas
Edward Tatmm, Prior Tatm MunGrd Smith, Madison Smith
i Isnu a o,n A F J"y,s William ",ss Elisha Collins
manklns Ewe Smith, Joel Mankins, Jackson Penn Jane,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-02

Oae of the largest and most enthusiastic meetings Of
the Republican party that has ever taken place IN TIN:
Cv was held on Saturday evening last, at Democratc
Hall, t,r tue purpose of forming Democratic Asso,
cation and adopting Constitution and Laws for its go
,rnment--all of which was done. The finest spirit
grcya!.l-l spirit, that feel well assured is animal
M tie Democracy of the country, and which, at the
ltes Of November, will siew to the Huuibug, Dragging
anj lurrah Party that they have been reckoning with
their host The people not yet prepared to rush
are thcy 10 be deceived into the open of the
Federal enemy. We say to the Democracy throughout
the Commonwealth-nay to the whole country, form
these associations wherever it s practicable. We vii
give the proceedings Of the meeting in full, in our mex
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-02
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN, MEETIN

" 70 -. y
At meeting of the Democratic republican rarty OF
the Borough Of Norfolk, held at the Courthouse on
Saturday evening the 23d inst at the instance OF the
Committee of Vigilance, Col G. B. Cooke was called
to the Chair and Henry Robinson appointed Secretary
Whereupon the said Committee submitted the follow
ing Resolutions which unanimously adopted, VIZ;
2st Reso'red, That in the present Administrator OF
The General Government we have seen practical full
hment of the principles earlessly avowed by the pre-
siden in his inaugural address, and which we hold 10
as The Sheet 7nehor of constitutional freedom
end RESOLVED, That in every act and movement OF
the Chief Executive Magistrate, whether in reference
to our Domestic Concerns, or Foreign RslatiOns we
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-02

hasten TO iniorl you Of n,oe had news, il relation t.
Indian dcpredatons,-A faw days ago, Lieut. Martin
with three men, left neighborng post 10 visit Mica.
nopy, wore fired upon by the Indians the way, and
the Lieutenant received seven wounds badly, but moi
morally--and one man He'd and two missing. Where
upon, Lieut. Sandcrson, Quartermaster, in pursuit
with thirteen men; and coming near 10 hammock
we're tired upon by The Indians and the Lieutenant kill
ed on the spot, and ten eleven of his men. This in.
formation may be relied upon
"P S-Ihe hl"odhonnd keeper killed in the
above ntray is also just reported, that within four
miles OF Tins place. Two three have been killed
to. day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-02

have Witnessed dspldy Of w,com and df,hes., aud
enlightened patriotism, exhibiting an uncompronsDg
and iirable determination to administer the Govern
ment upon tie pures principles of Republcansnl, as
cxpounded By the Fathers of the Church.
:rd RcSoired, That regarding the Constitution as
the sacred bond of Union, and the Palladium of our
rights, rigid adherence to its provisions is only
guarantee for the duration of the one and the preser
walton of the other against open assault the canng
professions and insidous plotting of masked enemies.
18th. Resoircd, That we hail with equal qualification
and pride the noble bearing of the city of Charleston
crisis involving, it does every thing dear to the
Southern portion of contederacy, and pledsIng
warnes sympathy and determined support in stemming
the torrent of constellation will go with her Shout
der to shoulder in this struggle against the dark and
unhaowed alliance of .4boiitiOnSm and Banking mono
pofy hacked by the mercenary advocates of grinding
Tariffs and swIndng contributions, under the misera
BILE subterfuge of Internal Improvement.
9th. Resored, That having full confidence in the
virtue and intelligence of the people of the United
States, we fearessy await the result of the appeal to
be made to them in the pending contest between Fede.
ralIsm and Repubcansm
9th. RcSOired, That we will earnestly unite with our
fellow Republicans throughout Virginia, in maintain.
ing and advancing the just cause to which we have
pledged ourselves, securing by all honorable means
the reelection Of Martin Van Buren,.
eth Resoircd, That the better to aid in accomplish
ing this object do hereby form ourselves into an
ISOLATION, to be called the Jetiersonan Republican As
ISOLATION of Norfolk Borough, and do cordially unite
with Democratic brethren of Richmond, in recon-
mending similar Institutions to be formed throughout
the State.
9Th. Resoieed, That every Democrat in the Borough
be requested to join the Society and give his name to
the Secretary.
On motion, ReSolred, That the foregoing Resolu-
ons be handed to the Editors of the respective papers
Of Norfolk and Portsmouth, for publication.
G. B. COOKE, Chairman.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-02
a WORD SEASON

vii the Editor Of the Richmond Whig the Central Whie
Committee good inform the public whether not thu
Con Tyler Wing candidate for the Vice Presidency,
slaves, This Information is desired FOR the benefit
citizens the States of Ohio and Indiana known
.sasr the name OF Quaker Aboons These individuals affirm
honorable gentleman the of slaves. " i'll yo
ga-mn furnish The above nformaton unless polcy shou
~ 10 yo proprety she make further declaration
Of R principles for the public whilst occupying his presen
pC.oD and that issue be made 10 the public from IN
consideration the National Convention deemed iinpoli
m crisis publish any general declaration of the view
C;h Opposition Party and certainly the policy al the
rslas unaered.' BE good enough, gentlemen, also
iam nj friends whether he too has been consigned
The SPECIAL charge of a 'Conhdential COmmittee."
- NATHAN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-02
June
Junc r7-aawiw1 .9gcni, Freder6ksburg
ST,NlIERING CITRED.

STAMMERING IUKEU.
Mr. CONSTOCk'S Vocal Gymnasium and Lyceum for Eocu-
~ ton Philadelphia This Institution is from the first of
septcmber till Of Junc-Juy and August being vacation
nnrs All DESTROYS instructions, either for the Of STAN
srins Lng Improvement in EOeutoH may learn the con
J;,ions If ANDREW COMSTOCK, VI. D.,
No. 100 Mulberry thrCh) Street, Philadelphia.
Dr. Conlstock's Remarks Sammering certificates Of
cures and recommendations which he has obtained
of his Sur Yocdt Gymnastics, appended 10 his chcua
which shall be sent who wish 10 learn more upon
the subject of his Institution Satisfactory references w he
-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-02
Stratton's Lottery Office.

TICKETS in all the Lotteries really lucky numbers for sale
l. at STATIONS LUCKY OFFICE.
the Alexandria Lottery, No. 10, drawn May %
3 63 81 80 80 | - - Al - Is q
Half Ticket iIG3 prize of S00O both sold and
do. % 81 "A, caSed By SrR,ITOS.
Drawing of the Va Petersburg Lottery, No ), drawn May 80
is Is 3 IS Is II 50 | ~ - IS ~
Jun. 7-a
XNTIEATWe wish purchase few Thousand bushels old
w Wheat which the highest market price will be paid
delivered 81 the Basin, Railroad Depot.
WILLIAMS 4 HAXALl.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-02
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAN

UNIVERSITY OF maryland.
,HE Lectures OF the Faculty of Pysc Of the University
NaryIand will the ensuing the first day
Of septeer ne will continue until the first day Of March
following.
Professor ~ Potter, Iheory ana factice OF Meacihe;
X. w. HALL, Obstetrics Hygiene and Med Jur'plu
dence.
Professor g G. BAKER, Materia Medica, Therapeutics
w. E. A. AKIN, Chemistry and Pharmacy.
W. n. BAKER Anatomy and Physiology
x" n. r. SMITH, Lecturer on Surgery >, ;u ,s !,
~ The ARRANGEMENTS for the next session. Dr. Smith VIII give
full and complete Surgery before .e % idnIoual
his denanue for Lexington and his departure an
c.urss in Surgery will given the Professor :" 0 a"n
Tho F,ruy are satisfied Medical Students WIN ~
c;,t. Tho re,t advantages derived from SIX mot
Of Lectuy5-whIe few who cannot "a IN other
six months in town. an attendance during four mounts " "
lnsttatiohs' WIZ me'' ~ WILLIAM E. A. AKIN Dean.
"' 7-S
June
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-02

The N,iisa1a and " n.si.encer insist upon that Mr. Nj
s,, b h.h minded Senator Of Louisiana, entirely mistaken
n me account his letter of the procession il
gotten up by two LocoS by Of
~ slay Sohouah Mr. y. is SIM ular in the impres
IAN n took mp the sight of the procession itself We
e letter, at tie time, which took the view Of il that hi
td hss letter.
", have recently repulished from the Warrenon Jeer
n an aItcle protesting give the authority of gen
ln Of the esper,abty,' conversation lately held BY
g.. HARRISON hoard Of steamboat which carrying him
,r North Bend CncinnatThe article stated among othc
rs, that giving his in Congress- upon the question
rnr Missouri he had 'voted in accordance with the wishes
peoae OF that Stat but minated that he voted against his
ne declared that he entirely opposed TO the extension
,ry The West and boasted that he would the support
@ AoaionSs and am further assured that all who heard
satisfied that he thoroughly and radically Abo
Zionist"
The Editor ii the Fredericksburg Arena Drake o.
naa the truth Of these no writes
hav. with Harrison, and shown hin
Letter A. well article which refers published
% Enquirer and authorized by him declare, tina, The
siV absolutely false No such conversations The
a. detailed the Jeronan and copied by the Enquirer
occurred between Gen. Harrison and any individual on board
steamboat, any other place"
Il remains for the communicate of the Jeesonlan TO er
ram bow he make such a statement.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-02
NATHAN.

CssE> Tr,L--Ths trial progresses slowly, and YET
rpy the days Mr. Robertson would have
,ist ms argument Friday, but yielded the introduction
~ Ma.s a. witness, who had not been in the
before. His examination continued throughout the day. Saiur
ay he wa again brought up and his examinations with The
evidence two other witnesses also introduced
pet m. Court ill IL ad ournmen.--Y Yesterdays Hhy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-02

rti icomfture-LaSt Monday al their Court of the
the Log Cabin and Hard Cider party tbs ey address
f uropr King William in terms abusive Of the Admin
pn and friends. He had concluded his TRADE
% w l. oC Caroline called for by least 50 voice
.lr n id rspg; aud tremendous discontinue
Witnessed than that Of the log cabin Speaker He attempt
stating r,Py"hcu voice cried out for the Van Burel
% ~ assemble in The r,house; and ont OF the $50 0
,-- present, than 90 remained 10 hear the dyn:
,n Il the Federal Wing. The meeting in the Court house
4 resolutions favor of holding Convention of the Dis
, aat sf preparing Democratic address The spin, is
- NJ pt0lIe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-02

v 4 Preston Senator OF The O. :. from 5. Carolina)
W. Ilrsr 10 the Citizens of Charleston, in which he un
make an assertion about Virginia, that Voice the
not sanction Tou, fellow Citizens tsays hc,l have
P nr opinion. that the collection of MIR. Van Buren, ex
ms great interest, Southern Institutons.) Other CHI
% 1rr>tun think otherwise. The great slavehoding State
hi> in emphatic way declared thar she thinks
q Tn, State of Virginia has made such declaration
G II the popular the last election though given
w ~ >prt Of huinhur, which the Wings could up
~ White large counties did Nc" at all cone out in Their
nI ia thousands How, in fact, Mr.. Preston expect
I can 90 against Mr.. Van Buren,, in relation her In
Vs. when NJ Soemnly pledged land again the course
- Nm month"; in black and white,l 10 veto any bill which
,nc urcn those lnstitutonsand when Cen H. expressly
think thar Virginia is infatuated that she will for
an man gives her the most unqualified pledge Of support
AZ IN elect man who will give such pledge: IL he will
circumstances, give Gen. H. the generous confidence
"Cuuidcnta Committee Solicits the People of Eirg
sr. rather TOO considerable initiate his example,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-02

H. The FIRST Standing Committee OF the Demo
cratic Association will meet at tha room OF the Asso-
citation Friday at o'clock, P. NJ.
WASHINGTON GREENHOW, Chairman.
Members Of the C0mmiuee.-Washins ton Greenhow,
j. Fl Christian, Green Hall, A. H. Powell, Robert
Poore Daniel Trueheart, John Cosby.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-02
Tn he SHAREHOLDERS of the Bank of Firginia.


TIME Commits appointed By the Governor examine into
and report the condition of the Bank of Virginia, having
nearly their investigations and the Board of Directors
extra meetings vi the stcN-
notice of the time and place oi
such mr,nc Ntucc hereby gwen said Board have
Wednesday, the first day of july for meeting the
khnlcrs held their Banking House III the Guy OF
Richnond and Board earnestly request full attendance
of the Stockholders that time and place. well to consider the
actual condition Of the Bank adopt such additional "by
laws ordinances rules and regulations TO them shall appear
proper for the future management oil the BANK, ana
all other things appertainnc thereto" .
Those who find convenient TO attend IN
person. requested appoint proxies 10 represent them al the
said meeng-and Win that view" the form Oh power vi 'o
is heTcuntO annexed
JOHN BRoCKENBRoUGH President.
Bank OF Virginia May %, lsiO
Form ofG Pocsr Of attorney.
Know all by these presents that oil - DO heeb,
constitute appoint Of substitute or proxy 10 rep
resent meeting of the stockholders Of the Bank oil
enia 10 be their Banking House, Wednesday, Tue h
day Of July n"Nt-and and brhali 10 Voe on ~
and every subject that may submitted to the said metns
witness whereof, - have hereunto sci - Jay Vi June
l540.
Signed sealed and acknowledged in presence OF -.
as proxy-and Stockholders either IN person or oy proxy
general meeting, prrssnt onset
shall oath solemn affirmation that ne stoc On
hs vote is 10 he given his property or tue proper
Of his wards, Of his estator or interstate esl " .
tide held by him in of duly recorded WIZ w ueeo
trust for person not voting al tue eeuns
that or stock; and moreover tnat shc SION
by him by of transfer, contriVed or uess
the provisions Of The regulating the hummer " Is - ~
given by the stockholders respectively or 10 give hss VI an
other number OF votes tnan nc - AMY s "
the provisions of the said act" , "a
June
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-02
Enrm nfn Pnner Of .ittorrer.
Signed sealed and acknowledged in presence of :
HOYT'S OFFICE.

nRAwN Numbers Va Petersburg Lottery No. drawn 3oth
~ May: = = "a = >, .. 90
~ ~ I'll
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-02

have commenced IN this days paper very able and
10 y Address ii Democratic Committee of Kentucky
,a,ic Electors that State. We earnestly
lb ,nin oil readers We also recommend
~ w. - from the Albany Argus showing the affinity be-
a. IN ,S,tL,ru Federalism aud .16ottieniSm.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-02

u The Republican Committee of Vigilance, for the
county of Cumberland request full meeting of their
Republican cow-citzens of the county, the first
day of June Court, consider and upon several
matters Of importance which will then be submitted 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-02

CO-HHUSIC9IED
Al Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancey, held
Henrco County and the City OF Richmond Thursday May 2s
1910:
On the motion Of Chapman Johnson Esq., seconded by all of
the Bar and the Judge concnrng therein the following
ordered 10 be entered IN the order book Of the Court:
The death of DANIEL ESQ., lately member of this Bar,
very eminent for his learning and ability highly aud deervedy
usefulness and pntess purity
his characters aud cmde red Ia his professional brethren and ms
WIDE circle OF friends by the canhOr and kindness of his depot
and by the grnleutss hi. having
been announced Ia the Court ordered testimony of the
h.h which for his memory the COurI
aj"Irned evidence Of the sympathy which Is felt
for the loss which his family have sustained that the Clerk be
quircd certify and send Ia ms widow ri this order.
A Copy-TeStr, ]. ROBINSON, Clerk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-02

an, Spots qf OSeGThe last Albany Argus states, thar
u ' than the Federasts of that State,
AZ IN direction uf the Albany Junto have removed hun
Md and SStycne civl officers and appointed their
~ The Albany Argus gives the specifications OF the Off
nut TN, all During the late session of the Legisla-
@ inward. ci $40 Offices created proposed 10 be
[r,,,, h, ,an Federal partizans in power.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-02
,,,cyNoND. Va, TUESDAY, JUNE, 2, 1910.

rlror has been absen; for three days-bu, will be u,
~ ',,Er This Evening.