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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-07-10
RICHMOND.
THE CELEBRATION.

On Saturday las, the Centrevie Saba h
School, and those Of Richmond. held int Crie
bra'ion in ihis place. There we're three Schools
from Richmond ro-~it: the Methodist. Eplscopa
han, and Preshy terrain, making all between
three and four hundred scholars The one IN
this place numbered from one hundred and TWEEN
~ five 10 one hundred and fty The procession
was formed At ten O'Clock, under the direction of
Thomas @. Noble. Marshal, assisted by several
assistant Marshus. The procession was truly
beautiful. The Iuile Girls and most If no, all
the Sabbath School Female Teachers, were dress
ed IN white, and when formed IN u column deep.
OF more Than quarter Of mile long. presented
lovely sight After the procession was formed,
1t marched, to the excellent music of The Centre
vile Musical Institute, To grove short dis lance
North of Town, where the exercises of the dav
were performed. The exercises commenced by
an appropriate prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Fisk, of
Richmond. and was followed by Vocal Music by
the Cen,reviiIe and Richmond Choir. and Music
by the Institute. Then followed the reading of
The Declaration of Independence bv James A
Fay, Esq. Before reading the Dec lara ton, Mr.
Fay made few eloquent and very appropriate
remarks IN reference to the time. circumstances
ana happy consequences attending rs adoption
Mr.. Fay was followed by ]. B SUIT. ESQ one Of
the selected speakers on the OCCASION n an an
propriate Address of about forty minutes. We
deem 1t unnecessary TO saw any thing of this Ad-
uress. as we presume u, togeh with the remar ks
of Mr. Fny, will be published. resolution for /
that purpose was offered and adopted
Inc Rev MIR. Miller. who had been selected /
as one OF The speakers on the occasion. failing to |
attend. his place was supplied by The Rev Mr.. +
Harrington, Of Richmond, in very impressive
ano appropriate exfempore Address.
During the exercises, The Musca! Institute and
The choir performed. alternately, several appropri-
ale pieces OF Music. At the close Of the exerci-
'es. the procession was again formed. and march
I'd TO Mr. Eimer's grove, in Town, where refresh
nen's were provided. Between eleven and
welse hundred persons pariook and if they were
lot all satisfied with the quantity of sctuas they
eceived, they at least had no reason TO complain
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ABORTION MENT OF CONGRESS.

An official summary of The population of the
Cnifed States. according To the census of las
Year being published, we a:e enabled tn cncula lie
the probable apporiinnment of representatives IN
Congress. The apporttonment for the five sue
ceedIng Congresses IS 10 be made next winter.
and The New York Tribune has complied The f,,I-
lowing table of the Federal Population Of each
State. Consisting of all The Ere. Whites nd three
.hffhs The number ot al! other persons,) on which
as basis the New Appointment, must be made
We have annexed the number oi Representatives
to which each State will be eHiitIed according 10
the three most probable Ratios. VIZ:
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Bank of the United States --Th. present off.
GERS of 'his InsiHnii"n give formal notice iha, an
application VIII be made IN he next I.episIa,ure
Tor certain amendments and alterations IN their
chatter. by changing the name and s,yIe Of The
Corporation and body polite, and Of the Iocntion
thereof, and by reducing The amount of its ca ri.
'al,and for such other alteration nd MS
as may be deemed advisable, all Of which will no
set forth IN Their memorial. That the name and
style OF the said Corporation shall be "the State
Bank Of Pennsylvania 10 be located ~ the city
of PhadelphIa. and that its capital shall he r-du-
ced to a no, exceeding Fourteen Millions of
Dollars.--[ BickneH
Illinois and Iadiana Bonds.-The ~ Y Courier
says that The Indiana Comptroller has as vet been
unable lie close a negotiation with our capitalists
for the payment Of the interes, due on the bonds
OF that State. He IS still, however, actively en-
gagged IN endeavoring effect such an arrange
ment- We are assured that the States Of Mchi-
gan and Arkansas have already provided the
means for pavm Of the July interest on their
debt. The arrangement for the Illinois interest
Is understood to embrace the January dividend
as we'll as the July, although there Is no express
to that purpose
The estate in Pearl street, formerly owned by
Col T. II. Perkins. and by him given to The A.
sy ium for the Blind, yesterday sold at auc.
ton for S45, 600 Its whole extent il little more
,han 81 900 feet.-Boston Courier.
A re mark on Cain.-J. L. MooRE. Of Indias-
spols, has been appointed Postmaster in the plses
Of John Cain, turned out.
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AUGUST ELECTION.

Oe3rWe authorised by the friends of DAVID r.
HOLLOWAY to annou nee him Il cand idate a
the ticket occasoned by the decnation of DANIEL
BRADRURY, Esq
Mr.. d. z. Holloway:
Piease TO announce WIN. r. FOULkE, a a candidate
for the lower branch the Legislature,
Gated by the resignation of DANIEL BRADBURY.
june 22nd, lo4I. MANY Worms.
0rrWe authorised announce RICHARD JET
FEkY, a candidate for the o Recorder, for
Union county. al the August Election.
Give are authorised to announce ISAIAH OSBORN,
candidate for County Commi ssoneI, ensuing
August Election.
0~rWe are authorised to announce THOMAS
TYNER, a candidate for COUNTY ASSESSOR at
tn ensuing August Election. :
We authorised to announce JEREMIAH
l.. MEEK Candidate for Assessor
Mr.. EDIToR You will please insert the name
Of GEORGE w. WHITMAN, in your paper as
Candidate 10 represent the people of Wavne
County IN the lower House in the next Legisla-
iaro- He uviii he aurF4.taJ - 49, W.
Cambridge, May 18th, lS4l.
To the Voters of Wayne County-The Sub
scrber offers himself a Candidate for the office
of County Treasurer, at tho ensuing August
Election. Subject TO the decision of the People
the lst Monday in August next.
DAVID MOORE.
Centrcve May 18th, 1871.
TO THE VOTERS OF WAYNE COUNTY.
Office OF County Treasurer the ensuing August Election
and il elected, pledge myself faithfully 10 discharge
its duties. MYERS SEATON.
Centrevile, May 10, 1871.
To the Toters of Wayne Co,nty-The subscriber offers
himself candidate the office of Auditor
County, the August election, and if ed will
FRANCIS KING
April gath l641. <l6--a
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ASpiendd Muskef-We have seen a splendid
:. .osNe' "hicn mas just been imported from France
IT embraces many valuable improvements and
mas been sent on 10 Washington. It,s lioh,. ano
can be discharged with grea, rapidity lis char.
geo on a new principle and for this purpose on.n.
IN the breach. Tho use Of a ramrod is dispensed
with BickneH feA'eo
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CenireviIle May 18th, lS4l.
April Gath lS4l.

The National Intelligence, of the 20th ult.
says, "The Funeral of GEN. MAcoMB, Comman n
der Of the Army. took place yesterday, agreeably
to the order of arrangements officially announced
and was attended by the President, and all The
Officers of Government, both Houses of Congress-
the Diplomatic Corps, Military and Naval Officers,
&c The solemn military and civic array which
filled the broad avenue through tho city, presen-
ted an imposing spectacle, in keeping with, and
appropriately closed by, the impressive ceremonies
At the Tomb
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Total Members Of House 2i9 pa ls6 1874
II IL idle TO hope it. we fear; says the Tribune,
but If Congress could be induced to practice suf
fcient patriotism and selfdenial to put the Ratio
square up TO 10000, end thus give US a House
capable OF doing business, it would be entitled
to the lasting gratitude Of the country.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-07-10

o. The 'Address Ia the People of The State Of
lndiana, on our first page deserves and we be-
speak tor II, a careful and an attentive perusal.
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HoRRIRLE. -The Reading (Pa.) Gazette men,
tons that young girl, residing in Bethel town
ship, Berks county, was recently so severely
whipped by her brother as to cause her death.
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OConneU and the Ldndon TTmes-Mr O'Con
nell says that the Times newspaper lies like
mis- placed milestone, which can never, by any
possibility, tell the truth
The same may be said of certain iocofoco
paper, not a hundred miles from This place.
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@The President has appointed Lot BLOOM
FIELD, Esq of Cenireville, and Dr. 0. L. CLARK
OF Lafayette, Commissioners TO investigate the
CLAIMS, arising since the year 1889, against the
Miami Indians 10 the State of Indlana
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To the Fofers Of Wayne County.-Having
noticed my name announced IN the Wayne County
Record as Candidate for Representative in the
next Legislature OF this State, | therefore take
the present early opportunity of informing YOU
II was placed there without nv consent or knowl
eoge. And now inform you, iha, with due re-
specf TO my friends, | and will no, IN
any case consent for my name TO be used as a
candidate. Yours,
DANIEL P. WIGGINS
July 7th, lS4l
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x.cr,;on The next day.

down for execution the next day.
To the credit of President Tyler, we must state, that
os soon rs he heard ofths general exlermnaton OF
uocros from the Land Office, where many Federal
,s bao been tolerated during the twelve years rule "i
III; n,odecessors he instantly inerposed and directed
H., ,bev should be renstaed. He would not suffer
such hecatomb prescription without an inquiry as 70
personal or official delinquency IN the individuals sa-
crfccd-and this made undei 'iie oIaei "a So
who had brought resolution into the senate denying
EXPRESSLY the constitutional power OF the rrcsdent
himself much less his Secretary to remove punic ON
c.rs ut pleasure without consulting, much less
obtaining, the concurrence Of the Senate, WINCH E"-
ng had once declared to be essential.
sr; ;o,,,o.;,;on an tho mart Of the President was
dino alike 10 his own personal well as MS ol!iciai
character He stoud pledged that ofhcers shoniu no.
he removed without cause. Yet here was an upslai'
and heartess subordinate in his CABINET, WI" NC. ms
own place by precisely the same tenure as Tue ,.
whom lie undertook to remove, who strikes Oh ,iie
heads without asking the President pleasure nv
was at his will they held Office, Of at the wlii OF any
body, which Mr. Ewing once so boldly denea,l a"1 I
vet Mr. Ewing nsurps the function OF the rres'aeh'a
Office. and executes power which he said belonged
only to the President and Senate
The rebuke which this coarse minded and vulgar
man received from the President would have induced
any one of elevation of sentiment and sensIoty Oh
feeling to have resigned instantly. But the man VINO
could hold place in the Senate obtained by the comPu
sion of one or two sorddly interested men, who wouid
not join their party in their decided preference tor ano
Their, and who forced Ewing upon them as the only
alternative having resolved TO vote for political OPP
ponent, if the majority refused Ewing-the man who
held his place in the Senate to pass laws creating SCRIP
IN which il his purpose to specuate-the man VIM
held his place in the Senate devoted partisan oil the
Bank of the L. s., and received money from 1t to pro-
sccue The spccuations for which he had
man who, as Secretary Of the Treasury would hang on
to the iiockhocking specializing company, in which the
official REGULATORS in the Bank Of the IT, 5. are under
.ood TO be concerned, as partners would not hesitate
10 hold to an office in the Cabinet of the President, who
had SO sgnally rcbuked his want of principle MS pre-
sumption, and cruety-and he would do IT. as we nave
no doub, Ewing does for the purpose Of betfayng his
chief on the first favorable occasion-Gi06c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-06
JAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALT

THE subscriber wishes 10 sell his Real Estate ~ the c"ny OF
Amherst. II consists If three Plantations: White Cottage
the town Of ynchbu:, and than mile distant II
contains little than 800 acres $50 OF winch are cleared,
20 acres Of fine bottom land all cleared land il well set III
clover except 30 acres and in high state OF Improvement
The improvements good. Bolins's Creekhs Estate Il
regarded by the Judges Of property bc inferior none
lanes River II $50 lS Of which are low grounds
and IG high land; all latter is in wopts except ahotiV
acres: most OF The ncra.cd land River
vlewThs fine Plantation containing about 800 acres
sixty three of which grounds of good quality There
of cleared land including grounds about $50 acres AMI
large portion OF land first tobacco land THIS
plantation also clover All tie plantations are well
waiercd
The above described plantations have been worked for several
wears rs nne plantation aud under that arrangement
ANY person wishing Estate, healthy REGION Will posi-.
biz lind o his interest IL examine this
Terms s0-Onc fourth Of r purchase money WIZ be re-
uuied Of saleand i the residue, credit OF one,
two and three years equal instruments viii be given, the pay
enis secured Ly deed of trust ~ the property Posses
the end nf The present year. with the prvi-
ese Of sowing small the usual period during The coming
fall III. = i.aNGltORSf.
Iuly
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NroTICE-In pursuance Of the last VIII and testament o.
~ Daniel Sckler SEM decreased will Offer at public SALE
premises, Thursday, the 10th Of June next tc vhl,a-
Tract of Land which The deceased formerly resds
bridge county, and Well known by Tie OF Strcker
Spring containing, By estimate, 81 acres lJo acres CLEARED,
aoIt land, IL Of II IN meadow ne
land productive any III the county and water ~ AL put
fields There j. this tract Sulphur SPRING ta mas nreh
10 more or less for many years. would doubt be
rsoed great deal good house 81 accommodation
kept The improvements consist Of oicrahie oe
horse smoke house spring house. good double log barn. and
good apple orchard Persons wishing TO view me and
previous HE day Of sale will call on The subscriber, Sns IN
person. Joseph Stricken who resides on The premises
JOSEPH Y. TREvEY,
Executor gf Daaiei S,ries'er Sea, deceased.
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POETRY.
.snucu rEr REMAIN, ussrSa
u.ppY WERE.

HARRY WERE
a Pare from a SpiaSer's Diary.
Thirty spri ny. have exactly elapsed since the year
When a, party win aS y%I nls n sbon hair
4 soN silver voice, and a Romeo-iSe aiti ,,,
In me dance none were so graceful. ava 'gn''
And -" he sang the most difficult second at s'sh';
i1a u,cte plaintve odes to blush and lear
OH the soul warm feeling was young harry 'e'e
A. borseman what crowds to his proves gave neeu,
When he nut to his mette his cream coloreu s1eeu'
He skated-the eyes that his attitudes saw,
nv their ustre might almost the Serpehtinf INV
He read all the novels he roWed ile,. oa"'
Gu, paper, made riddles, and shot at marx,
The men al his talents thought proper 10 sneei,
But the women all doa-d on young Harry 'efe
He walked with me- sang with asked me 10 dance;
And breathed 10 words OF delightful roEiance'
Rnt we parted, new scenes and associates 70 SEEM
And never beheld him till yesterday week. ,
How nv heart beat with umu-l Thought ui past hours,
aS ,esiced that wore my chaplet Of flowers:
Twas single he still was unwed-i was clear
/ might YET be chosen of young Harry we're.
Al length he arrvfd-oh. conceive, We who can,
NV feelings nj seeing fat heavy man,
Cav hair clumsy slippers and old fashioned clothes
Ills voice had grown and his manner crown r'us
And he took half ounce, am certain, oil snnh;-
What pan,omlme change, at once comic and drear'
In The prid. OF the ball room the gay Harry We're.
He actually seemed quite impatient to dine
He smoke OF the becswins while cycling his VINE
Talked pheasants and OF green peas ana sea
OF Birch's mock tuic and Hodgson's pale ale 80 ,s
Prosed turnpkes squires and their DANES
Had not read The last novel Of Bawer or James
ON! Mna. themes for the graceful refined Harry ver!
My case widely dfftrs;-;he years that have past
Not 4 shade my mind or my person nave cast:
In fact | MISS confess,
Untntored in manners, uniashioned ia dreSsi
Now my and appointments the critic must please,
I caught the true tone oil conventional ease,
And INV striking Improvement very much fear,
70 the peace may be fatal OF poor Harry Vere
oh. horror-a neshbor has dropped into tea,
And poured in my lIarrys comments on me;
IRE I the sr full Of a,essness beauty, and bloom,
Who set my susceptible heart in a lanc-
this worn las.ard, splnser indeed he The same
In her sharp, fe,fui features traces survive
or the charm that distinguished the fair Lucy Give
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AND FOR SaIE-Wi be Offered for sale, arconmoiat-
IL terms King William Courthouse, on Monday! the 2'h
ay III Septeurr next tbeing day hundred acres
of Pa,,lnkry Land Thus land lies the river ABIDING smiths
Ferry miles above West Point, IN The county o King
William very level exceedingly fertile well waered conSI
derahlc portion well timbercd and the situation uncommon'y
healthy. minute description Of The resacrthc many con
vrnrel and advantages Of this place is thought unnecessary
presumed will purchase before viewing tie premi
This land viii he shewn person wishing Ia purchase by
Mr. Patrick H. Slaughter, who resides III the nelehb0ond
i,v q iIs.-wtdsl WM. RUFFIS.
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J. G. GREGORY s. Co., Managers.

Ttoo Of $50, 0o0 S35, 600, 100000, for .1r-a%
ON Saturday, 7th August, lsil, the VIRGINIA NOV"
" LA LOTTERY Class j. Tor lell, WI, te draw" y =
Brilliant Scheme, oOO 10000 5000, $500, a,oa r.
995 OF 1900, 20 Of 900 80 ofa50 IS Of 2ol &C.
- number ottery-li drawn ballots
Ticket, sl0-halves 5-qnartcr.2 80.
Certificates Of packages Of % Whole Tickets,
Do, do q IIalf do.
A. Aiexand!;a Va Saturday Aaeu.t a. i84i IT, A. 49,
LOTTERY, ,ia>s NJ for ieil, WI 49,
Grand Capa1-S3D0 9 10000, 500, 5000, 800
y OF 1900, sc.
Certificate, Of package Of . Whole Tickets,
Do Do. DO DO :; aai' d. Do.
S35,295 Capital and 10 drarn nos. ont q -
VIRGINIA MoNoNGAIIA LOTTERY, C1a>. y, :,
lsil 10 be determined by the drawing Of The Union 1
No. lcil, TO be drawn al Alexandria, ID. Co. on Sai"
August, s4l. 5.
Grand sehem,-sas,a5, losi5 $3.50, 4ooo 500, ~.
of $50, 50 Of oso, 50 Of aoo sc.
ca, 1sssis slo11a al T 5a99 T,rss; 80
DO. DO. do Is Quarter do.
$4,000, and 80 prizes of $1,000. H.,
On Saturday, 2Stl August, 1884, the VIRGINIA MIL
LOTTERY, Class g, for lsil, win be- drawn ~ Nr,ia'.
G,ss@ "a c ;S q 49, 3 y ,is" s' $500 $780,
Tickets only 3i0-balcrs 5-quaders -. ~
Certificates Of packages Of u Whole Tickets,
wi
Do. do 81 Quarter dc. ,.t.
For Tickets and Shares Certificates of Packages ~
Splendid Loltrre--AidT,ss IA =
J. G. GREGORY & CO., Manager, R.oAs'@' s ~
Drawings sent Immediately after they over 10 al
as above. July 80
IN CHANCERY-vrnctst.:-At Rules held ~ ~
Office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law ana Ina"
King Wtlm county, the 5,h day Of July, I.1 ,,aet.
ary Fox EAecutrix and Degisee OF lanes f0A' patni
against 90, - ,,,tr :
Drcwly Fox, William B. Armstrong and wary NJ Ssrr
A. Epes, Mary Fox Joseph H. Moore anu J"nh !, " Ilc
dren of Temple C. Moore John y. Fox, Joseph y, ~,
p. Fox, Mary +. Fox, Richard A. Fox, sa,a " n foy
Cooke and Elizabeth his wife, John Fox 'l al 81.
f. Gardiner and Elizabeth his wife, Elias T. prnan
A. his wifr, and Robert Fox, -, h,yins rnlrIel I
appearance and given security aeeons to ' Ss .aia
and the rules of this Court and Il appeafns il Is ord
dence that he is not an nhabant OF this -, Monde
That said defendant, do appear mere on osn,f
September next and answer the bill OF the p. .papef
COPY of this order be forthwith inserted IN some e.,.rs
lished in the city Of Richmond for TWO menus ~ county
nostrd al The front door Of the Court house OF ~
Copy-Tese, M POLLARD, CG q 4
NJ Nv 4
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.


THE undersigned will offer fr SALE NJ public auction on The
premises The 18th of September next his Tract Of Lanh
living in the county Buckingham Immediately the main
leading from Lynrhhmg Richmond, ahOi TOUR miles be-
The The contains anat thousand acres
two hundred and well enclosed and contains
good portion Of branches Of excellent quality the up
generally good heart the balance IN woods, anu well tim
berr and much the greater portion of II tine tobacco and
The Improvements large TWO story brick dwelling house.
Kitchen and smoke house also of BRICK and all necessary out
houses good repair farther description deemed
wishing purchase really rnHGbie estate
the day Of sale. Mr. Baker w Da
may Terms made known the day of
JUNluS a. CLAY.
July % @-wIw
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rI,O MR.. WILLIAM a. CORRESPONDING notice, that l.
the undersigned will, Wednesday, the fir, day of SEN
embcr OF the 1871 between the hours Of O'Clock
in the morning and O'Clock in the evening, ut Dennsvie In
house Of John W. Foster the of Amelia State
Of ysna, proceed take The depsiions of Creed Waltha
and George Wata and others 10 c read in evidence in
suit Chanccry, depending In the Circuit Superior
cou; Of Law and Canccy for the county Of Nottoway which
Timothy Workman and Charles Fitzgerald merchants and part
nerS under The firm and style Of Woiilam Fitzgerald,
plaintiffs, and yourself and myself defendants IL, from any
said dispositions be taken the day above mentioned
they viii he taken, al The place, and between the
hours Thursday Friday and Saturday the End 3D. and 18th
Of the said month"; September, lsi which place and time you
may attend ifyou think proper. JOHN WEBSTER.
July - 2l-wiwt
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July %

N;GiaIA-iS CH.scEs,:At Rule, ncd IA The Clrrh, On
flee Of The Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancery Tor
Louisa Comfy, At The Courthouse thereof Monday
day Of July, ISL:
william Shelton Mnr, surviving Executor Of John Shelton
deceased, Plaintiff:
against
Franklin Shelton. Jesse Shelton William Shelton AMI -
Shelton, William Crawford - Dickerson
dren, Landoa Farrar Wharton and his wife Lucinda
mucl and Ccngh Farrar William Leake James, William and
John Grnbbs, and other Defendants:
The said Defendants above named having
Of this court and appearing from satisfactory evidence that
they are not Inhabitants Of this saten the motion the plain
franklin Shelton Jesse sheon William Shelton Shell
Landon Parrar Wharton and his wife Lucinda Samuel
and Cluuch Farrar, William Ieake, James, John
Gubbs appear before the Judge said Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancey for Louisa county at the Court
house the first day Of September term next the
bill Of the plaintiff and that copy this
serted in newspaper printed In the city Richmond
TWO months successfully and posted the front door Of the
Court house of this county some Coun day.
Copy-Teste,
JOHN HUNTER c. c.
Tnlp0