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The native American., 1840-07-25
RECEIPTS FOR THE SEASON.

y, General directions for saceetn7eots and
Jellies-In preparing sugar for sweetmeats
let it be entirely dissolved before you put it on
the fire. If you dissolveiin water, allow about
half pint of waterto pound of sugar Ifyou
boil the sugar before you add the fruit TO it, it
will he improved in clearness by dressing it
through flannel bag. Skim off the brown
skum all the time it is boiling. Ifsweetmeats
are boiled ton long, they willloose their flavor
and become OF dark color. If boiled too
short a time, they will not keep we'll You
may ascertain when jelley is done, by drop
! ping small spoonful IN a glass of water. If
It sinks ina lump to the bottom, it is sufficient
Iiy done.- This trial must be made after the
ielley is cold Raspberry jelly requires more
\ boiling than any other sort; black current
! jely less. Keep your jel'ies, &C., in glass
Jars or in those Of white qucensware,
+" TO make Current .hly.-Pick your cur
rants very carefully, and if it be necessary 70
wash then1 be sure they are thoroughly drain
ed. Place them in stone jar, well covered
in pot of boiling water. When cooked
soft, strain them through a coarse cloth, add
one pound of fine Havana sugar to each
pound of the jelly, put into a jar and cover as
above Or you may break your currants
Will u pCStiS oiO oIuSSAo sAS" "iAouSh -
cloth Put a pint of clean sugar to u pint of
juice, and boil it very slowly till 1t becomes
ropy.
!. This is an excellent article especially I'm
sickness, and no family need or ought to be
without supply.
Cherry Jam.-To twelve pounds of KEN
tish or Duke cherries, when ripe, weigh one
pound of sugar; break the stones of part and
banch them; then pat them to the fruit and
sugar, and boil all gently till tho jam comes
clear from the pan. Pour into China plates
to come up to table Keep in boxes with
white paper between. ,
Cwrant Jam ns--Jlach red, or white.-Let
tie furit be very ripe, pick it clean from the
stocks, bruise it, and to every pound put three
quarters of pound of loaf-sugar, Stir it we'll
and boil it half al hour.
1t is with our judgments as with our watch
es, none go just alike, yet each believes his
oWn.-[Pope
The native American., 1840-07-25

MASTER HUMPHREYS CLOCK, eli'ea ca,ssr1oI, noI
na naohol. Rrovn ana ortra of The aathor &C
tuay received and for sale at " M MoKRasUw a,ovn
BOOK anu o'auo"e'y o'ore' 'our oo' Maya.
The native American., 1840-07-25

The result stated in this report leads me to
the following conclusions:
LIST. From our discoveries of the land
through forty degrees of longitude, and the
observations made during this interesting
cruise, withthe similarity of formation and
ton of it, consider that there can scarcely be
doubt of the existence of the Antarctic cont.
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,.,a s.,,h ord ndnrende,t Of The BANKS, ana
,nor he Mr. Bidde After stating the
WI" ,' II The Rank= their liabilities and Their
S""nG and describing The universally depressed n sa1s
r. business, The writer asserts, that "%eTe me pr",e
81 New York and New England to will y, all c"nH pe
changed in month"; and adds, we're , ,e >" Of Phi.
a' ma ana an 10 authorize the latter, on res'iI''
a n,vment Of current demands, to transmit to them
M sn bonds. or those Of the Bank Of the ned
States, payable with interest, in w"ys m1n ,h
The amount of debt that has accumulated al ''e '
Guilty would be at an end .:,,,
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EHtftyPTf
C.rirAL r.rp ~, Two NuLIoN, OF UyLL,s,
r5NliE President and Trustees of this Company receive
ncy on Depose, on which interest viii he allowed
assurances Lives, grant innucs and EndowneHi Al
ccse and nanac. Trust, Of every description which giy b
united to their charge, whether from individuals Corporal
dies, courts Of justice.
|. MoSEI will he received and held in trust and the az
thereon paid annually. quarterly in cCniOun. WE
direction of the u"ncro; he Interest VIII he placed II ~
~ every six months, the credit Tie Trust Fund of
ailuH.
= LirE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. may cfrc, insurance. VIII
Company upon their lives, the lives of Others. ~
year, term OF years, the whole Of life The table
computed for tins Company up"n the favorable icrn
be had on application 10 the Company or ts h.criS
s. arSCiriEs.-iiesc :;ii he granted upon suti erW
enah'" the nanriiau. 20 enjoy the largest income ~ ~ $
amount Of money.
l. ESpowNk>r,.-h person who desires 10 provide ..
for wan when lie shall arrive the Of ;. -'
marriage portion Tor daughter. effect II trou,H '"
pany.
orsr, nrd TRUSTEES Of TIE C9m7ary-P. MaeaUley, En-
President, Baltimore; John Ducr .s L. L. d. Vac fts''.
New York. Richard Wilson, Secretary y. 1hu!on, A''''
Secretary.
Trtcss.-Isaac Lawrence Beverly Robinson, D. NcI :
Charles a. DAVIS Samuel Wetrnore David Haft'n, ~.
Barckias, J.. Snares. George /. TalimaR r. G. NeHHL
H. Coli, Morris Robinson, Nrw York. Matthew l. lev
Plat, John Moss, Phadclphta; James Cox, Wa : h'
Sam"ei Hoffman. Frederick W. Brur, q. ;. Oi-'s"
Cushing. Fielding Lucas jr, Eairirno:e A
Applications ry be made personally, or by l.;ter r."
the Agents for the Company Virginia. who Mn iuin
rates and other necessary innrnaiion 10 person; drs
iccuns assurances making other arrangements a'"
Company for tn benefit OF their families OF estate
r. ". TAEB, .fSrs, fD67.''
.7stnLs IIr.lr!G.
PHILrr II. TAsB, Esq, Richmond
WV. ). SMr,oS, Esq, Petersburg
Gro. w. CAap. Esq Norfolk
R"BEkT ASpEs.OS, ESQ.,, Williamsburg.
!oHs irreE, Esq, Winchester. ~
jane Il -
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POETRY.
"Mrca ,Er REMAINS unsusG."

MY BIRTH. DAY.--Br MooEE.
Nv h;rh-da,. what a different SCUM
That word had in my youthful years,
And now, each time the day comes round,
Less and less white its mark appears
When first our scanty years are t"ii,
/, so"u,S like IA pastime Ia "rnw ~;
And Youth counts The 5 mi gi!nks
:, MAJ time mound him hIDds - iast,
Pleased with the task, he lltlle ihihhs
Unyv hard that chain will press nj last.
Vain was the man, and false "a VAN,
Who said "were hr ordained TO run
His long career of life again,
He would d. all that he had DONE.
All his no, thus til. voice that d"rl!s
In sober birthdays speaks TO mel
Far otherwise-of time Il tells
Lavished unwisely, CARL -ssly-
or caunss,s macS'd-of ulenis made
IIaply for high and pure designs,
but off like Israel'S incense lIid
Cpon unholy earthly shrines-.
OF ni:rsins many n wrong deslfe-
OF wandering atter love too iir,
And taking every nle!-or me
That crossed my pathway for his star;
AZ! this il tells, and could ttace
The imperfect picture DER again,
With p,,yer q add, ret,lch, eiiace
The li.a:s and shades, the joy and pain,
How lille Of IN. past would stay.
How quickly all would m-lt away,
All-bul that freedom Of tin mind
Which hath been more than TeaiIn 10 !Ilsl
Those friendships on my boy hood twinsd,
And kept TIL now unchanslney;
And that dear home, that saving ARK,
Where loves true light Al last I've found,
Chcerin. within, when all grows dark
And confoYtleSs, and stormy round.
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1900 REWARD.

PENCER bought from Mir George Hender-
- He and likely say ~ years of about
feet or high brown and COMPLEXION slightly
slight impeachment when spoken to llr tjmid-
marks remembered lie hired las: year by b. W. Green
Richmond ,,y OF from his Pits in Feb (s}91 was
Northumberland County Va asa,
days Point Tire nr;ahbnnad cf srs Henderson, where he
rcIaas may lurking. gotten paper. and
COIN man, rave mad. hi, way
Baltimore. Philadelphia Tie above reward
viii he m The recovery nt Spencer il appeentrd in MARY
land Pennsylvania $50 will he given taken in The
Neck, and delivered Wcstnoeand Courthouse Va
JOHN F. BRoCKENBaOUGH
Fsb0 sAlawlow
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W IIsNUN a NUIIT NJ
Publisher: If The "Brotks- .ycBataaur \. j.o-

f,rLAM COLE, Orange Courthouse, Va has cmpoyed
w elderly gentleman from the North 10 educate his agh.
and take hoard@rs Associates
continue years. The government Of
the VIII dcvolre Mrs Cole, who I'll pay every possible
trnnn their health. correct department, &c.
TsEmsIo,rd Sl2a English tuition 25 Latin, 81 Greek ~;
Music, -: Piano use iG
Th. month Of August vacation given should also like take
4 Boy under Il years Of sse
Jan 9 .5-wfnw
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MuITE Sl.LrHrR WATER

From he ie sarsSr Springs, Grenor,'r CoHnty, 'msau
THE undersigned announce 10 h. p" @ ,, hotb IN
,o,rLr. and n,ragrs a. may be desired by purchasers.
They proper toinnr" tnr pn % NE "a, maj nv
carefully drprve wood Of which The Dar,s IS mads q, ~ "
~ nrd and tterLse prepqrta Jor the P"ro5c the s;RHkL
,err comm ry for transporting and preserving 's
water IN lis purity aud medical ciacary I, -,
.i,Eu BOTTLES can Obtain u OF ou'
irsar arrnt>-isc DWrg. Richmond; REGARD NORRIS lai
,r: CAssiss E 4 Co.. PIladelpa; or OF the Ahceat!ss ~
49,, n, TI,u:r hias L. C!ain III B,REELs, must al
rr.. tbrr orders undersigned VINO ' arScr II a!
con, en.nt shipping point which u may be- ordered go
'o ~, y. 500 Sns,al. Va WM b. CtLWELL & CO.
- l0l-Gw
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HOrmtsy G-0rs JOr SUE.

Ss'iSiiiHG 20 purchase n farm ofs isr-"r 'f," a.
sale my FARM m rlHiunsy RIVER, roa;anirs 2''a
s within 20 miles Of Rlrhmoni. 10 Of yct'', on he
and nrIrs above New Ca-tle. There great hagah
on The rIver, immediately above "Ti 5cio" sfd i,r'
Land strong indications Of cl'c4fcou. tepCsiis' '"
body OF valuable wood tand cear The iand We"
corr, wheat oats and ciuseT-;h- grain may DO st'r
within inIis of ir door. Tho ;iTct lies icr'Aa'' II
level, ne1fiy square, containing le orno waite Eao
ltatc ot Improvement. In wDr.; IN pcIa 81 Jti'', -
II challenges comparison with Ruy srtn ~ i.o~t' ''-
Buildings, overlooking -st"Ht Of to- land '+
ire oi the FRA, !nl %. s"! qnai''s, cons..iIH. .
Rouse With ron'ns OF .aa size. ktchcG VAN oo''- -
excellent cehouso two good over'rcrs hoS.'s' r,
stable, carriage house, ban. hou'ss, nAcn 800
good horse power good rabios and every GSce..
y-d and garden handsomely cncn.cc, o. 'he
there is also 4 summer house, sufficient! i.'h|s
ensure perffct health, with we'll OF the very
yard. .,i,. ag7.'2
Also, CHASICESvILLEf for sale. Il contain, yirst
OF land and IS situate the main ro11 isSdh2 n u,
church by D,5ney'G :,sy 10 Richmond, wiibn ~
{; Is good stand for efocery aHd small dry :oo1
smith siop, wheelwrsht shop, mud private
pJir house this ro,h, for dt.tane" ., -. 40
The L.I;iEs. Dew, roass,ing Of dwciH"s nr.t g
room. and passage, kiicaen and ta'rIss, Ee.si
wheeissisht shop, blacksmith shop, besdss DINER ~
S1- AdJress, Enssld, King william. ,.u CANE
Nov II S%sl
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CANCER. CANCER., CANCER -

CANCER. CANtER,. CANCER :!
nR. BENJAMIN d. ANDERSON. offers i. services 10 his
~ friends and the public Tor tr Of this nyetrrae and
oatlsOnc disease Such = his Confidence Of treat.
irH charge wI hs made cmre lie performed
His rrsldencs Immediately the ean. from Rich
10 Iuchhurs by way o Cartrtsvic and buckingham
Courthouse aud eight n, below latter place It,cr. adj
Ed,id-c r. o.. Buckingham County Va fpost
paid will with proiip attention.
Jan aj So
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BR,NnRETIrs PILLS.

VEGETABLE and unvcrea! Medicine, proved by tie q.
y Of Thousand, Ia be, when properly pcseveret
CERTAIN every form oi the o>Lr OHE Di'EI, all
the origin, and invariably ans !!om NE A!kkR
ROOT Of nil d>ra--, namely, lMpURITi or IMPERFECT
culit,un II the BLOOD
In mercd OF lltrIe more tinn three years in the L. S,n
have restored Of rEsLrs ana enjoyment o.
i'll NDRED riot SAND persons WHO wrt ssen a. hi
ahc by ply >Ic!ans UI The lsi ank ad staining and
cases every other remedy had been >ored u IN VAN
In al O! Pam Weakness. whether II be chrUni;
cont, whether il be defines pam the side whether
from Constitutional from Immediate cause, wArtHs'
H,rfno! external nui!fH, wi Re cured D! Tt:ess
the al these Pills.
ing III. ,,rs ana trCaycd particles from the oodie
and .orl ;uor, OF he lI'"a those huos Which {.
lisrasc-ty I'M 4" the functions 81 the liver whrn ihey
npun that organ ana which! when iy >rr upon The ma'
prc irr Rheumatism. IpJ!: Tie nerves. pF"i'c eoui oL
r iag- prciGc" consumption; "r, ugoh te ie,iiut' es,
ness ""n t' hnE: "i ia, si"" ''.s''., a'ilt aGd
ys< and all The Of disorders nra|oui! 10 liz SUI
ana all who behold rh"nt.
Yes vursing these .uors from the body i IN, true cure 4!
these cnmIjni,li. ana every other Of disease Il.
mere as. T"-t i, demon, rlIo Truth. and each DAY
r-un. ir-c aud wide II i becoming known, and loe
u,ur, appreciated.
The cure rs pssin. may mare depend upon the laws
produce purity, tr'n mas b." generally aa?n
Whatever ri4s u siagnats, wi! "Guc. scht' l"tal'
mis- 10 lulrcac"m therefore the nec.s'! oi constant tNi
seen w
When constant ryrr,i.o canrot be- used FROM Any GU
Ia. occasional ~ 1t osE>iNC MEuI't>I l. ABSDIt Ia!i
g,.,rri mus t,r ca>rrI1, uf III. th' funiin q
are kept those impurities wth would prevent IT.
* current .in tcrIIlg health Thu, morbid humnr,
,i,.d from h. conn. miA,,i wlh II. II l. nature ~hHn ~
to@!: the man aud oUticts which She ' ''-''
C,r,:feq.,, or Cars 5y me Brapdcsti Piis.
pY,E>rpRT iUKEu!
Dun. the mooth uf August last. J",hua H. shields va
.uty alta, ed dangerous pisE>IEEN. IN" ii''
were ~ the mos, fnIii and alarming character a1d we've
pirnt that they numbered may twenty i've IN one ~
After having taken The prescriptions {" tvs" :" h' ' ''s
nh, -r.ans IN tn country, without receiving any Pm
ci. he induced. bs the suggestion OF hrIshbo Ut
BKANDRETi PILLS; hut weak had he become BY "
NATURAL rvacsIii. =, IL. disease, that he had 10 H 2
aft IA
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II CHANEE.i-NIHGrNA.im niles held III the Clerks office
Of the Circuit superior Cour Of Law and Chanccy, o
County OF NGttuway, 9Th January. $50:
Tiunr owen and h> children, Cath Iin". Edward D.
Charles E., llrmr. e. ary r., stephen, Nathaniel, Sarah, VII
and PAMELA iri brin.
father a0d Peter Grigs and Elizabeth III, IL, Ilaiuti!-.
Henry Hopkins, John Gsc1s SlnurI Williams lack
stewart, Ire" n.crpl Defendants.
III! Defendant john H. Gr-gS having entered is appaanc.
and security acroiu. Assembly and rur.
t- ruTt, and ap?san. by satisfactory evidence thai he
not an 'lt.aGt ui ti commonwealth. ordered that the
said defendant hu appear here the April ami
the ball nf The plaintiffs and copy
forthwith inserted ~: the Richmond Enquirer fu
Salvry, and posted front door the Courthouse Of hi,
County.
Copy-T.ste, c. W. FITZGERALD d. e.
Ian
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TEACHER WhSTED.-ila'ins dismissed NY '.io . ~ th
Y ,a,rs ~ laJ health ,aung man qualified 10 u''h ln
ai ana English languages, san fa SITUATION ny "ii a.; n
Mines, Ihes"inS'" 'o''' AUGUSTUS HANCOCK
lG2-aaw4w-
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RIO WILLIAM sRMSTEAD, administrator Il lone zet 4 a
i thony Gardiner deceased:
sir-you VIII please notice. that shall proceed At La
Plymouth IN the County Of King Queen and state Of yH,
al the store of Samuel Tuusta The 1t da! Of prl ner
tween the hour. Of O'Clock the forenoon, and O'cldcs .
afternoon u the day 10 take the deposition Of ob.r
Spencer aud o., To be read 4 evidence IN SUIT ~ Ch7
depending ~ The Circuit superior Court Of Law and Cs,
~ for the County OF James City and City of Wiiam6u
which YOU admir- de bJHiS OF The said Anthony Gard
dee are plaintiff and self, as the executor o. Robert
dee am defendant which time and place you attend
deem necessary, aud II from cause tn laid egoslo,
not taken ~ completed that days they Will he continued
day u day uhul finished
Your ohelIrut servant,
GEORGE X. CARLTON
L1Or of Robt B. Bogc. &
Frbs ss-W;H
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cc.cr The fifth, assigned to Messrs YORK ana h, aa
embraces Atlantic, Salem, Cumpefiahu a''' up
iiar.
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PlA.O FORTE WAREHOUSE.

THE subscriber i constantly receiving from the celeb
nIanuaiaciory of Mss, ClAtK, New York, tlcCaIt
plain Piano forcS the latest improvement art
dci!cacy III touch and ectne~ OF tone, peculiar to tru
nuiaCtgrC.
Also large assortment of Musical Instruments, and A
IrrrlIandI>c IN general.
Piano fuf,rs repaired, tuned lei hire and taken ~
change.
CHEAP MUSIC.
The largest collection 0f Music ever Offered ;u sale 70
Stat may be selected from. thu Of the subscriber wi
na. era!rG 10 sell NJ the iludchia and New "s vice
and retail prices.
m. TAYLoa
P,cne Forte and Nasie Store, oppos,,, " ~
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~ CNlNCERY-Nrn.rH. rules ak"n IN the Clerk, Of
ice n Prime E!,ga!d County Cont, December ia. 2j l-E
Josiah Forest Charles Arms and Martha ms WIFE, John b. nj
dress. AMI sarah his wife, Ihdh1ihs'
against
Richard T. Forest individually and admir- de onlS non Of
Abraham dec d.. aud committee and admir- OF sara Fore,
W. lard formerly Forest judith Ellington iofmr!
Forest, The children OF John Forest To Wit saah
din and john Forest. and the children III MARY H. Forest VINO N
tcrnagd with Thomas Moore, being trrr IN NUMBER Whose
names are known and Thomas Moore. surviving nsaA" oi
SAID hafy H.. and Ann lur. joshua aih. husband oi Name
l.a,. sly Forest Nancy il.ar Abraham LlNd Jah ;
W I.ld, Daniel Ellington and Naithl :s wife, formerly al
aTd john nnau. -GTSyH. husband oi llIi@t t"ii "f-
~ For - aud their children Mary e. l'ioii, Sa'hh W. loi-
m iy sarah W ea;"n VII" gtrri'f NAV INNS 1rr, II
Forest, william Arms, "f
dead, TO wit: NIrtm 4. and Naddn &. Arms, Martha y
Fuw lke formerly Arms and MARY J. AEi> and Austin Euwlkr
husband Of said Martha T.. Defendants.
The defendants Elsie ". IAau, Judith Ellington. Sarah W.
Frances, Judith and John Forest the children 0i MARY r. Forest
who inrrnard with Thomas Moore, and Ann Forest Joshua
Ilard Mary l.Al, Abraham f. lllar!, James W Liiard
Daniel Ellington and Martha his wife, Sarah W. formerly Sarah W.
Jrntnn wli" ntefruHrri"i with - aud the said her
husband, entered their appearance security
according Act of the General Assembly and the rules OF This
and appearing that thu" inhabitants Of this stat
tr plaintiffs counsel, entered rulrs
aforesaid and accordingly ordered that IN" Defendants sle
~ lai, judith Ellington, W. francis, judith and John
Forest and the children Of MGry r. Forest who ntcrnar WIN
Thomas Moore being three number, whose
known sad Thomas Moore and Ann Forest Joshua lnr Nan
,ard abraham F. l.ilri, Ja:ar> w Ilard. Dame" Filing
and hau ms WIFE, Sarah W, formerly Sarah ". Dca".
who !ntcriarli,i with ana her husband.
do appear here Ia. first day March and
pIt> bill, aud that copy this order forthwith inserted
IN 81 the public printed IN the cry OF kch
mUud tor two month. SrceSvc aud also posted al the front
door of thr Courthouse OF this county
Coiy-T'este, r. J. WoRSHAM, c. c.
Jan is 1J-New
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" h Az. TtESEp.
rs-2wtI5io''

UaNES g. BOSiiER .itornsy at Lar, vii! attend tho
y and Interior Of this City. business cn,ru,5
will receive prompt attention. o.
Office in Tanbark Row.
Feb
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* NIE.t>-tt rt- held IN the I!nIk office
Of Carol cuiny Court Tie ::fd day ." February 1911:
George b. Pollard admir- Nancy Bridges, dec ana a'"
George II. Pollard, and Frances his wife, f!a!iI!iE'
against =. :,
Ewril lanla., John Nurmcn VIM. Noment sen, VIM S"r-
melt son ul Saut Non,cn VIM. w. Cooper, Richard N"f.
meir and Elizabeth his wife, Ann sale itcbaid
VI bridges, D'I'n'a"'-.
W. Green and EIahth NJ VIE, not bhNii4
ihr appearance and gwen Scrfty a'"id. u 'he '
II Assembly and Court and appearing l.! >as
factory y .am N"rmvnr. 81 Sanr N"rheHl
William ~ COOPER Richard Nnnnrr aud - Green ai!i
Ei2u,t. I- inhabitants ;E country! II Is oTire
that appear III" 1T day "i MAY "tt
bill Of IN. plaiti> and that COP: oi tH-
order tr ,rw IN inserted ~ newspaper published Ia iy
ry at ElcnnG Tor two months ->i.cy, and posted al the
front rolf The OF tIlS County.
i Cupy-Tc>tr JOHN L. fENDlEl oS, I'eT"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-14

~ UANCERY-VRGIarA-st Rules held in The Il b.
nj Caroline County Lolri the ith dty Of Narrh ing.
JJrph Campbci, James Roy, Nudrr and Margayr, 49,.
S,un,I lJsrwctd. Robert Pollard AID Sarah HI, wts
u,ry nod Thomas fIrSpod ArCfihaId iIaTwort Nar, .
,,nod SrSon ar.yond, Lucy HAYWOOD and En- IL Ilr nay
b,,n at Archibald Harv God anr n'ern,rurd with NJ
.,,nd daughter Thomas Ruanc, deed, and da m,
Nnryorrt l.arisi decd licnry Garnet, Claiborne " O. ~
Maria Rrt"cca b- wife, William :. Wr.l and Ch,,I ~
vii. rbafIe- H. Blake and Mary Ann his WIFI. iawrrn D
IaIrlIa r. WaGng sitter Of Lawrence Ropnc Pat, U
Ri,r;r Thomas Roau", Elizabeth NrttHprc aad ta,a ~
,,,. infants hy their friend Ricad Rpwzrc r,,,,s
Thomas IIarwood John Carncu Judge Tiona, Kaf5r J.
ukI, Ruiin James II. NcAra George McNrai, infant
nj George Nc Neal and Minerva ms WIT, Nauery cam.
,,;n, sterling Cajne aud Mary Clck Game the Las o w
phi,ip T. Ir,nham Lucy Ann his wii,, Thomas r. p'
Jackson ana Lucy t. his "Ift, George Gp,ilaw SspI
shaw and Thomas Cp>Iaw, Defend,
The defendants Thomas iilrwoOd, John GaTn.u judo -
ma. Huiiu Jmmr> ilipkim Ruln James II. hcNCa t.o
Y.ol infant children Il Gcurgc McN'a and Manerya h.,
Na,rva Caiuc. James X. Game. Thomas Z. Game NJ
tainr Martha GAM, Ann Game, sicrn. Game Sian
Cam. TIN lat infants Philip L. Banhai az! lpsg /
WIFE, Thomas i. Barnes, Jackson aud Lucy t. h.. at
George rishaw Sanu. f'p-nw aud lfomu. Up.iaN M
ua utrrpd appearance and given security according
.t ut Assembly and the Tigs ui ts C"ii. and apag
,ct,rv evidence that ti.y Btabiaul, TN. 90
!, i ordered it the ad Gr Il ndat- d" appear here in H.
ay 81 Mav court and The bill If the pltna.
that CnrI al this order hr forthwith inserted some
published the cIly Of Richmond tur Two months sl,,..
and posted the front door 81 the courthouse TN, COMM
4 Copy-Testc, JOHN PENDLET0N. l.
March,. i@}-wss