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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-27

TO THE EDITOR or TIE ENQUIRER.
Sir The eyes of The world rest now with anxiety
mon John Tyler. To his keeping are committed ILL.,,
destines of continent The voares OF human l.
berry, and the advocates OF free government throughout
the world feel inspired with the magnitude Of the trust
And now, when every artifice and sralgem OF tha
sordld and selfish few put in constant requstion
70 Gecoy and mslead him. venture the assertion, that
never a. any moment since our national delivcrancc
from foreign despots has the great body OF the peo
pie been animated with holy and burning de.
sire, that the money scheme should be resisted, and
the palladium Of our liberties saved from the foul
ponlons Of mammon ! speak not Of parties but o.,
patriots OF all political creeds The occasion rises far
above such paltry considerations, and appeals 10 the
higher and nobcr qualities Of And shall the pa
,ru,lc desires Of great people be disappointed II
must not and cannot be. The spir, of illusirious
Father rises mp from the grave, and calls gallant son
to duty; calls him 10 yindcae his great principles
Of constitutional liberty. Virginia, justly proud Of her
own renown, smiles with plying contempt the
petty party snvellers, who denounce her long chersh
I'd principles, because they neither comprehend
appreciate them looks with mother eye TO her own
beloved son. and scorns the efforts to seduce hun She
is content 10 know that the Constitution is IN his keep
ing, and she bids Ter sister States be OF good cheer
.Aly can never betray you lie viii preserve Your
Constitution from all harm, and return Il 10 YOU, like
a faithful servant, without injury and without ds
honor. Go on, my son; look neither to the RIGHT nc
the left make the Constitution your chart, and If, Ger
chance you fall victim ambitions sordid cravings,
you can return without dishonor and without dIsonor-
Ing me- TO the home from which you have been sum
moned maintain, not to violate the Constitution o'
your country and, III The greeting Of an approvia
conscience you will find far rnore OF consolation hi"
selfish and corrupt politicians ana luesefs can b''o"
and bid you. With mother welcome, come home,
,.le, dso,,ce and perjury made the conditions
b;ch ron ,,s !, rena,n in power al Washington"
n I0iee from the Nouaaias
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qure The assent Of the States TO be first asked shall III
hold that Bank be established without III,
consent Of such State having been first obtained
and that such attempt "a dangerous violation OF
sovereign rights reserved to the States themselves
words That we quote the resolutions Of Gen liar
rson and the Ohio Legislature in 1919 shall Mr.. Ty
Ter haze insisted upon this assent being first obtained
and vet now subscribe 10 a compromise, which DIS
penses with their assent after they have declined T.
give it at the first session of their Legislature, or, when
ever Congress deems ga branch necessary and proper:
This would indeed be mockery upon the sovereign
rights OF the States after Mr. T. had thus peremporil
claimed their assent "a the attribute of their sovereign
ty. In other words, will Mr.. T. first say "1he SOIL Is
ours. We have no right 10 into H. and exercise any
act of ownership; hut # you do directly express
your dissent will intrude upon you-or rather We
will authorize the District of Columbia to encroach upon
you. What an outrage upon common sense is this
Mr. Tyler cannot yield 10 it, without losing the conf
dence of every Republican in The Union. He holds,
what: that by the aid Of that clause in the Consttu
tion which recognizes the rights of the States form
"compacs among themselves, with the assent of Con.
gress, branches may be established 18th their
What sort Of consent? A forced, a trlmmeed con.
senior free, gratuitous consent, granted by the
States, ,cien they please hon they please And
| will he now turn round and listen to those Wing so
phsts, and abandon his whole position: Will he now
say, "If you do not dissent directly, Congress shall
presume assent-and even if you do dissent, they
may Immediately establish branches, wherever they
ue'h u necessary and proper-ior VII. wen aho"t
that The Federal Wings will do it at any time, because
with them Unnecessary" is nose of wax-meaning con
cen,ent, any thing eonducire to their wishes Will he
then first plant himself upon this argument Of assent
and then rashy abandon it: We will not believe il,
until we it,
We will not, therefore, believe that MIR. T. will
agree TO such compromise, if Mr.. Clay should. We
will not believe that he will cut himself adrft from al
his old principles, and his old Republican friends
throw himself upon the tender Inercies Of the Clay
Wings Until We do witness that melancholy catns
rophe shall still repea, hopcs-still respectfully
and earnestly conJure him. in the of the Country
and her Constitution, 10 to the rescue sS.and b,
your ancient principles, Sir, and never give up the
ship. Every State Rights Democrat, not only in vr.
! piuia, but in the Union asks IL al u0ur hands
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cu,eI-oTrrsyILLE FEMALE ACADEMY.

THE Trustees happy 10 apTIzr ne pubic tna I'm >'
L zion Is in prosperous condition. ihe hihher oi ~
dents during wn, has st terminated Wa con-id'
,.by larger than sonand We eAanli
lion was in a high degree satisfactory.
rh. ne i, viii the ii DAY 81 srIi' MIR
and close III dag II July following An examination ~
Inc choo, will place expiration oi i've mats ht y"
vacation " granted until the whole period % Ten months "
hires No scholar will be- received for shorter period h' Se
months deduction DO made except III eases m w"
tracrd Our arrangements for the accommodation :"
boatders have greatly extended aud improved
This In utIon conducted hy Rev VIM = y nue. VINO =
assisted three ladies the highest intellectual ana moran GU
dowmr:.. 49, cr,
p r. ts I p cpry ner."nal accommodation, sf0 ~
in Al, branches oi thorough n.isu course
nrludinn Botany, Rhetoric Chemistry, Natural, ntelec
tnal and Moral PHILOSOPHY, &C, - Z,
The Latin Greek and French ihnshh.f ana "eohcu!, ~ ~
Nusic including the use oil instruments, = ~
Painn. aud DIawing, :, "
r,t n,onptlude should he observed entering on The ~ 90
scnemb lie Of February. The want Of this
rous TEACHER and loss 10 the pnf FoI
additional information address paid, the Rev w : Vir
mr. either of the subscribers, Charlottesville.
JOHN i. JONES,
WM y BBB,
+. X. WATSON,
J. ". SAUNDERS, F"
]. w. G0SS,
IRA GARRETT,
J,,v II 23-w5w
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ryr COMPROMISE!

M. -, eth boy,Is over the horizon Of Washing
ION Some of the Wings are confident indeed tta'
,bov will be able to hit upon some compromise, w,'c
oil nlease both Messrs. Clay and Tyler-pass on 20,
Houses and receive the Executive sishalufe' we
sball believe it when we see IT.
O,r own Correspondents vary in their calculations
oe The Result Some of the Wing presses are equahy
NJ fault with some of the Democrats. Olhers on Tue
other hand, appear to De san9uIne IN lneit
The last items have seen from mat sue VI ,Ae
House. are the two following from Saturday bait''
more Patriot ,,,, = r,s
cal Agent again be brought before The snn,e 81, IN me
Mi The following is Of letter from gentleman
having abundant opportunities of iuaslgs NH, ~ 1871
Yor favor of DIST received and, IN reply am nnppy
state that have from sonrees fna e was
compromise nf the difficulty upon ne BANK ,h Senate
agreed upon in the Senate, and that the bill VIII pass Tue ~
IRON he P. s. Head to The Bs!, Paol ,r,v .,
r, nj, p,,, ;u ho h,ourb, nm on Monday-and there VIII
complete harmony it among the ,s g Patriot. has been
COMPROMISE mentioned some days ARC III tue - ur
@ Ill, nr"bahy propose This modification All doubts
concerning the establishment oil Aa'loha Dan" "'''
be dispclcd.'
This notable scheme of compromise has been CLAIMED
C,r Mr. Rous But as 10 MIR. Clay adoption OF II, we
must still saw Nous Ferrons. 1t certainly does ho'
come un eIacHg TO the reqn'sItions oi many " |
friends The 50 mercantile houses OF Baltimore VINO
addressed Mr. Merrck the 11ih, insist upon i 'ha'
Ir tho snhec he left open for State action, such &C
ton will be so uncertain that capitalists VIII no. SUI
scrbc for the stock inasmuch it will be constantly
presented before the people as topic of discussion
and, of course, will be necessarily exposed TO the vac
cllatpn policy of successive Legislatures, just as the
majority may happen be opposed or favorable 10 the
Bank" Su,
a LARGE meeting was to be held last evening IN New
York of lbe Democratic Wings aud other citizens Of
N York in favor of The passage at the session
or Congress- of bill 10 Incorporate Bank Of the u
States with power TO establish branches in the seve
raj States and Territories" A similar opinion runs
through many ofls WING Presses and so
scheme Of compromise comes up to their acquisitions:
does answer and dspenses efficiently with the as
sent of the States then the question 49, can MI f'ves
support ii, Can Mr.. Tyler sanction ~ We dare 10
think, that MIR. T. cannot sign it. What shall nc re-
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,,ulIIp J. BUSTER, Administering Of Blake - Wo"d''"

I,UIIIP J. BUSTER, Administrators Of hiak1 y, n"a'"
,nrironhe h. strong aud Edward Bedford, drlclian'
III. above defendants will take notice iiit on '' ~ "
,n 1sth DAYS of August, isil ~ M ia'or OF iuo'u '
III. J-n.rlon o the Hon. Daniel A. Wilson and ohcs " "
e,d ~ evidence III Cbancry cause depending ~ thc '.
nn., Court of Law and Chancey for Frederick conty VIZ
cnta in which plaintiff and you are defendants; ad
ON The ISL 2nd and ID days Of September neAt al N ha
,n,, So in Cumberland county, Virginia. take the drr2>in
NJ Reuben Johns and and the 5lh Oh AMI ~ daS -
Sanembrr nc H. nj Store OF Henry lhweai, IN fiher -
roun,v Virginia take deposition al Jesse MeliaI a
:cr. 10 read cvdcnccand II dn mol oa.ih Wy u'p
s,on If Jesse Michaux. shall al his ho'r Ia ihce iI"i
nn, v.,na commence the sih Of srpie nher ISL h'
continue from day 10 day until the sa;s . iaSeh, Ghus
cenc n which places and on which days. me an,'
aeteiu'"' no! ~,r. ROBERT g. GIBSON.
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N-OTICE-HI.y1-S CREEK aND SLATE RIVER I7Ai5h
ron S4iEhc subscriber will offer for sale, ~ HE h.i
&c, bd on "Wednesday, the i day Of September next, pof
non If The Tract Land wchi resde inr On Inc waters
~ s,,, River and limit; Creek containing 400 acres
lcss bounded the East by IN" STATE 'lhirrs ih
on The South. by john Nicholas on ne Ne' anu Snae ~
,he North This Land very valuable, and that on Hunts Creek
contains me mines of Slate, known 10 be- a gmh -
am m ;r n;trd states competent o Judging. Io'c
srnr of purchasing both account ~
the fertility the soil, and also on account 81 the Si'ah
la,. viii do e the premises before The day ."
sale IL deemed unnecessary give any further description
this valuable property, l. presumed tha thoSc dispose" "
purchase will tr view the premises before purchasing.
is "' REUBEN T. SIMS.
r, ~ 23-laf9t
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JoHy Nj. TREyILras, Secretary.

The members of the Bar, who we're attending an in
ermedate term of tie Circui, Court for Louisa Conn
tv convened on the Goth day Of July, 1911, without
previous notice and without reference to party, but
for the purpose of declaring their opinions on great
Constitutional questions OF deep, public interest
whereupon Gen. William F. Gordon called to the
Chair, and S. w. Morris appointed Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-27

ID EMovAI.-Thomas d. ouarss has removed 10 his ne"
II store third square old stand the opposite side
street. will be happy 10 receive the calls o ms
friends and who wish 10 purchase cheap Dry Goods lie
his thanks for the liberal patronage
hitherto upon him, and 10 all who may be ds
posed their favor, that cxeron shall be wanting
on his par 10 merit them THOMAS D. QUARLES,
Graui,. Front Budding, " street, Shoesoe HN
02-lf
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Tie meeting being Organized, III motion, n Conn..t
&c Of three, to wit Capt. Archibald Bryce, John
H. iiolIaday, and William VI. Amber, was appointed by
he Chair, to prepare and report Resolutions expressive
If the views Of the meeting.
The meeting then adjourned, 70 meet again on the
next morning, which they accordingly did-the f'lo"-
ny members of the Bar being Present-v'z: Gen.
William +. Gordon, Capt Archibald Bryce, John n
Holiday, Lucian Minor Col. Peter Guerrant, Col.
John Voolfolk, Alexander Il. Holiday, William II
Amber, Joseph X. Pcndieton, james l. Gordon, John
po;ndexter. Jr, Walter d. L"ake, William NJ. Bryce,
Capt. Neyison Watkins, and ). W Morris.
The Chair then called the meeting 10 order, and
majority of the Committee reported, as follows That
they, the minority Of the Committee, appointed 10
body the opinions o.! the meeting report the toilDwlR9
resolutions, the adoption Of which they recommend.
They authorized 10 say, on behalf Of their Char
man. that though concurrlng in The opinions expressed
m the Resolutions he, nevertheless, declines tah,ns
any part in the proceedings OF this meeting)
Resoircd That Congress has no power 10 distribute
TO the individual States the Proceeds Of the Public
Lands coded by the States and, If It had such powers
to exercise, it would be both mpoc and dangerous.
Nor has Congress any power TO distribute 10 the States
the Proceeds Of the Lands purchased by the United
States but the constitute properly, part OF the
revenue of the United States, 10 be appropriated as
other revenue under the Constitution.
RssOired That in regulating the duties on imports
they should be so laid bear equally on the differ
ent interests of society, yet without violating the spirit
Of the Compromise act
Rrsoired, That in adopting the foregoing Resolu.
tons, actuated BY partlzan feelings but de-
sire simply TO express individual opinions the
topics contained in them, without distinction Of party,
and without reference 10 party movements or Interests
Reso'red That the proceedings Of this meeting be
signed by the Chairman and Secretary, and copy
thereof be sent TO Senators and Representatives
Congress- and 10 the Editors of the Richmond Enqn-
rer and Wing for publication.
WILLIAM +. GORDON, Chairman
$. W. MoKRIs, Secretary
\. b. The above resolutions unanimously
adopted, excepting the second and third, winch
disssened TO by Mr.. Minor
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Erum ne Ifarrrnton J,fcrsoaiGs.
~, fbe Daparru.n ~ I',,.a...

4 meeting proposed held al the Court house on Mon
day i nt hat being Court day fnr the purpose cnern.
resolutions expressive Of entire appreciation
and stand taken by representatives IN Congress in
dcirnn. the Consttinn and rcpclIins the uupiions
10 rivcrd upon the people ~ the Federal party
yIRGINIANS.
awe request the reflection Of each member Of the Re-
publican party upon the call made by ''Vlrginians lol
public meeting Of the Democracy Of this county :
Long since should lovers of equal laws and all who are
determined to maintain the purity of The Constitution
have made known their determination to do So Trust
ing to none 10 avert EVIL legislation, part Of the
great Republican family of the Union, let be true Ia
the principles which the Government was founded
principles which have rendered sacred the OF
Henry and Of Jefferson, of Madison and Of Taylor
The memory Of such men must awaken within anew
the spirit Of Liberty In The words Of the dying patriot
of him whose soul the fountain head Of your H.
"Warn the committee to be their guard
[rhe above is respectfully dedicated TO every county
in Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-27

DERMlT me 10 place Piano Forte in honsec upon a,
my risk If you keep it, otherwise return oe
fore paying for it. -, ,u o,n.a.r il n
will ask the above named privilege (and shat, consaG
ayor, of uch as are DESTROYS of purchasing really good
Fortes An individual wanting valuable an article Is ~
certainly would accept Of such an offer as the above IN
,, -, l9-W6wit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-27

~ In Baltimore Friday last. cargo of ,iUD
oushcls virginia wheat, white and red, (lhe wite mol
,r;me.) was sold at 81 cents round Maryland whit.
Corn has been pretty steady throughout the week al 81
IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-27

The Democracy moeing'-The Democratic electors Of
the city and county of New York are invited by the
Chairman Of the Republican General Committee to
meet The Park next Thursday afternoon protest
against the measures pending in Congress. The New
Era says, that Kings and Richmond counties will
pour in their egions Of un,errliied and unnchng De-
mocrats to unite their voices with in solemn and
determined opposition, h.s 10 prevent lie charter Of
National Bank, and then to REPEAL IT.
The y. Y. Journal Of Commerce says Of Cay's and
Ewing's Bank bills, that "Practcaly II makes but lit
tie difference what course is taken, 80 far Bank Is
concerned for If The Cabinet bi! should pass, pre-
sumo The stock coUid not be taken: and havo great
doubts whether It would, cren 'rM such MI as :"
II.1.'c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-27

NEW EDITION OF TATE'S DIGEST.--smith s. Palmer
~ this day published, Digest q" III, Laws of Virginia.
which permanent and general operation, ns
trated By judicial Decisions which added Index Of the
of the Virginia Rror, -by Joseph Tate,
Coun Law Second edition. .cc, Sl2 in sheep, and
gle so in calf binding.
Julv 81 o3-3tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-27

CLASSICAL SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.-The sub,cti-
u her, engaged in the business Of tuition ioi
years fifteen of them Principal Of Female Seminary
and Acknowledgements in the cry OF Rich
mond October Institution for tae insirt
Yonng Ladies in the branches OF C1ssca anu
Learning The terms location and oso particulars a
be stated in prospectus 10 he hereafter gisen.
HENRY ROBINSON, IF -Ssrf.i..
r,,. IN l5-t.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-27

TIE Fisral EaRt r. the T. ).
NJ Nv. OF Spsnrrr E~anc-aha tue ~ g. IT,
'rclr,iuus-are In, ,st ras~, ~"i arc respectfully
recommended TO the reader attention The Two next
Nos. Of both very interesting, will appear on Friday
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-27

tn CHANCERY-VIncINlA:-In NORTHUMBERLAND ceuI' Su-
L peror Court Clerks Office Eth July, lsi NJ hu,es'
Willis LIS. i.ciaiia' ~ N@"u''NeN Complainant
Edward and Mary his wife, Peter p Cox m" hnn 'a
his wife, Sally Leland Lucy Leland Char,e a R,dnn
dh Leland Betsy Leland, William A. Leland anu ial1w L.
land Mayo ill., William Basye, Robert baey anu uS"
Bailey, :. I, ann.ar;no
This day came the plaintiff by his attorney ana
from satisfactory evidence that the defendant y ug and she
not having her and given security according
The ac Of Assembly and the rule. of ms ps, day Of
term next and lha, copy OF this order be forhwnn od
two months successfully in the Richmond En4u'' III"
front door of the Court house Of this COMFY;
(CopyD l. Il. NJ LH"' sawsw
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DARE AND BEATTIFrL-ore more Of those sGpeos.
IL toned and richly finished Six Hundred Dollar Piano tofe
inst 4, hand by The eie, making thirteen ins'ru
ments received within few days
A., stark Is now as rich, Beautiful and hear:
could wish.
Who would like 10 cloose OIL, cf 30 large stock;
/. P. NASH
July % M-"t"f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-27

NTOTICE-An persons indebted t,e Winston, since the
~ February 1887 hereby requested to make immediate
paymen r. Gooda Of Hanover, to The subscriber
in Richmond. JHD:. l.. BEaZELEl
I'LL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-27

The Concord Patriot states that Il y. Creighton has
been removed as Postmaster al New Market, y II and
David Murray, ga decided, enthusiastic .itotuionist
has been appointed Cannot Mr. Tyler prevent these
abuses Could he not cnjoin It upon Mr.. Granger,
and indeed upon all his Secretaries, 10 make
walls appointments without submitting al least the
merits Of the question 10 HIMSELF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-27

ID virtue of decree Of The County Of Greene lately
se ,ma n W snsiSnDs %
children Of Isaac Davis jr decea plaintiffs and the
sale on Friday the lin daT Of sepisnher aes fair, and IL
the FIRST fair day thereafter to c he lest bder on the
sams Of Which The said Isaac Davis IT, wa. seized and pos
the time Of his DEATH situated I'D lying in the said
lands consist Of separate s,inct tracts distant
three four miles, and each aiming about four hum
the lands Of George Stephens and ohci WITHIN four o. hve
only good quality but excellent tb land OF this tract
80 100 the balance is well
Isaac Davis lies Immediately upon n, within three miles
of S,anadsvle-Is extremely fertile oGHcve, with alarce
portion Of valuable fairgrounds and sa;'rd TO the accom-
mediation Of family having upon comfortable dwelling
house and all necessary out-louses.
Terms Of Sr!eone, two and tire" c,cd' except as 10 SO
security IuS r. '"Vvt ''"'" @",ds
~ cHANcERY...Ata Count he'd # rim Edward county,
.s sss ss i: @ 3:a "a a95s%
5aa an ay saa
his wife Joshua and susap3 big wife, Thomas Adams
ers Powell pink D. Booker and MARTHA his wife, Peter r.
Powell Puela ?. Powell and William Henry Dabbs, Plls
George Hun, and Polly his wife, Defendants :,
This cause day be further heard by consent OF
parties COUNSEL papers formerly read ana upon e
ports Bekeey TO which there are no eaeep
TONS e e,5er and dee that
missioner Berkeley advertise in the Richmond ENQUIRER INFORM
nc such Of distributes Powell deceased as have
dsbuiabe share OF her estate mhaer M e.
which hey are respectively entitled and pay over The same TO
them, upon application 1oPs ,S,n,pSuaM n n
Thomas cb,mbers George Chambers, John Chambers and
William Chambers John Mallory and Nancy his wie ana MI the
Powes mentioned above decree are mn, On
application, with proper evidence OF heir o r., ah ]
to- receive their respective Portions under ne aeeee
after dcductAg o this decree ana post
are maid A'''' "''' WM. BERKELEY Commissioner
Prince Edward, els July ls4l. -
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). W. MoRRIs, Secretary.
y. b. The above resolutions were unanimously
adopted excepting the second and third, winch
disssened to by MIR. Minor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-27

Z - suiA eo'i'h
n o land. or this tract
1.-THE balance is well
residence Of the said
Nm, within three miles
haGuc:ive, with a large
d suited 10 the accom-
CT mfnrtable dwelling
\ c,cdi;, except as to SO
essAy To pay the costs
md Improved p ersonal
PEI administrator.
9-tdS.
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| Edward county,

HE WItI EVIITdIIII '.NHH
s,hcrs. Martha Chambers,
iljiluG Chambers, Jeney
Mi,n Mallory and Nancy
liE wife, Thomas Adams
William 4. Powell, Fran
Ink A. his wife, Peter Z.
Henry Dabbs, Pitts:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-27

TN CHANCERY.-At a Court hs,d
i June the 22nd, l6il:
Nancy Powell, James billiard AMI ia
field and Sally his wife, Thomas 6, 81
George Chambers, John Chambers,
Ann Chambers and Grief Chambers,
his wife, Joshua Foster and SusanHl
and Mary Adams, Thomas w. Powell
crs Powell, Pink D. Booker and Ma
Powell, Puella =. Powell and William
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-12-17

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E. 8rof, SArara.
Scbn 9>attcn, Bolivar.
'QBcltp uno .6aporn, Dover.
=. uno .. @pant, Dliltpn.
sScbn 8coin9tca' 0nll. Gatrn.
S(a0t 9ccctn, 4" "sa
Srbn Gtcrfple, 0arrlItcn. g.
Utrr9c 2Billiams, 9antrit.