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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-03-10
MoNsTRoUs STATE OF AFFAIRS.

The Journal reports Mr. Hatchto have said
on the Aoor Of the House, in debate, that one
Of the Fund Commissioners had letl millions
Of OHIO stocks IN the hands of the barIngs
10 cell or dispUse Of at their pleasure, without
any returns or reported by that psPeT
'tMr. Hatch said be could refer 10 a go ten
In the act alluded to by the gentleman from
>Cuyahogs, which provided that the State
S~4hld not borrow for canal purposes gTea-
N S', ,cnts 10 smounl than 100000 At present The
u Is, OAs pSwer Of mansgng the stocks was vest
etsh irresponsible hands. One of The fund
cOwmlssioners had taken tour 10 England:
andSeft in tn hands of the BariDgs one mil
liofS-c The Stocks of this State, for them 10
seIfSbep some conditions: what they were ne
diaaMIA know. The commissioners had rem
deS 20 ACCOUNT Of The amount sold under
ihisAnangemenl, and here was now remain
IDgin the possession Of SAID English house, a
large portion Of our six per cent. stocks not
whstanding there were good reasons lor oe-
lieEiNN,jt 10 be iDsolvenL"
- nNAr denied this statement We admit
uprsprcrrIaws to Us, and we call on Mr.. Hatch
that he car t..ore distinctly 10 the public, what
information he has on this sntisct. If true,
il should arouse an Indignation in the Sale,
never yel felt. Let US have the facts. - Ohio
Statesman.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-03-10
TROUBLES In CURA.

Captain Morris informs US that when he
left Havana, on the 18th instant, there was
considerable excitement" there, owing to
difference Of opinion, or some other differ
ence between The Governor General aud the
British steam packet The latter was going
off without passing her mails through The post
Office, according 10 The laws of the place.
She vac stopped, and the Governor General
said or swore that if she moved out he would
sink her as she passed The More. The matter
was stili ubadjasted when The Hayne eh-lhe
the British steamer was lying very quiet, and
nobody knew, how it would end. Rumor said
the Govera2r General had sent the captain of
the Slestsssf Eord, that unless he complied
with the laws ne would mpfIson him forth
with. There are seeds Of trouble in this, and
We may as we'll keep an eye on the progress
Of British 'enerprise" IN Cuba. 1t is quite
as Interesting as their doiugs in China lust
now CFrlsstOn Mercury.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-03-10

Mr.. John Myers, respectable butcher at
Cincinnati, made the following proposition at
the 9th January dinner
A TOAST AND BANTER. -lsswiIl give half
bushel basket full Of pork and poultry lor any
Wing who sang at the late landaOgo in l6A0,
who will siog TIPpecanOe and Tyler too
song and a log cabin diity, on Tuesday the
llth inst al nine o'clock in The morning, IN
front Of the 9th street MARKET
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-03-10
CONGRESS.
Correspondence Oflh Spirit ofIhe Tunes.
Washington, February %, 1912

(CorTeSponden oil lhe oPIhN OF me ilinrs'J
-- Washington, February %, 1912
Ia The Senate this morning, after the organ
iz1uon Of the body, the Hon. FRANKLIN
PIERCE. oi New Hampshire, resigned his sea-
as Senator.
Mr. Pierce ls still quite young man, only
thirty seven years old, but he has been long
in public life, and has ever been Distinguish.
ed among the politicians Of The country far his
talents and high character. He is son Sf the
late Governor Pierce, Of New Hampshire. of
Revolutionary memory, and who was coL6-
dental member Of the military family at Wash
ington. The public services Of The son COM
menred in early lhe He was a member Of
the New Hampshire Legislature in 1925
was speaker Of that body in lS'l. In 1883
he vas member Of Congress, and in 1886
was elected TO the Senate, from which he res
tires this day, universally esteemed.
The order Of the day brought up Mr. CIsy's
resolution TO amend the Constitution.
Mr.. Calhoun being entitled to the floor made
tne of The most powerful speeches ever heard
against the resolution. When he had closed
al Mr.. Cay's request, the further ccns,dera-
ton Of the resolution was made the special 5u-
siness for Friday next
Nothing Of especial interest was transacted
n the House.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-03-10
In UNHAPPY CAsE.-It has been announ-

AN UNHAPPY CAsE.-It has been announ-
ced in several of the papers that Mr. Ambrose
Spencer, Jr. Of Ohio, son Of the Secretary
of War, has been arrested at Albany on a
charge OffOrgery. Respect for the feelings Of
the distinguished relatives Of the unhappy
young man has hitherto prevented our noticing
the fact; but its publication has now been so
extensive, that longer silence would be useless
We are, however, enable TO state that the
conduct Of the young man has been such for
some time past, ,as 10 induce his friends 10
suppose that his waywardness has been SUPER
induced by partial iRsanity.-M Y Com. Ad-
Uertiscr
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-03-10
TERRIFIC EXPLOslON.-FOuRTEEN

TERRIFIC Observation-Disclosures
LIVES LosT.-We learn from the New Orleans
papers that on the 10Th ul,mo, the steam tow
boa, Mohican, CAPTAIN Healon, whilst enga~
ged with the Star, in towing The British ship
Ed. Thorn, over the bar. Onward bound) burst
all her boilers, by which twelve to fourteen
lives were lost, amongst whom are the two
engineers. two firemeu and three deck hands.
Lieut.. Bukup. one Of The Revenue officers at
the Balize was blown from the boat on board
Of the Star and was killed on The spot. The
mate oflhe Ed Thorn was killed by the ex-
plosion, and the captain is dangerously woun-
ded. The latter, and Captain Heaton, who is
likewise badly hurt, were brought to The city
on board ofthe Star, and medical aid was i'm
mediately procured 10 render them every pos
sible assistance. The ship had her mizzen
mas, blown out, and most Of her rigging de =
stroyed. One Of the boilers was prscipitated
upon the forecaslle ofhe ship. -Four OF the
boats crew are missng-tbree others were
found scalded, have been sent to The Charity
Hospital.
The Mohican caught FIRE Immediately after
the expl plosioD, and was entirely consumed.
The deficiency ofwater in the boilers is said
10 have been the origin Of this affecting acci-
dent,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-03-10

TIE iRIsHMAN's CAT.-A short time ago a
poor frishman applied at the Cburchwarden's
Office. Of Manchester for relief, and upon
some doubt being expressed as to whether he
was proper object for ParochIaI charuy, he
enforced his SUIT with much earnesiuess: Och
your honR,.' said he, sure III be starved long
snce bas4or my cal'
But for whali' asked his astOnshed inter-
Togstor' ~
my cah' rsj oined the Irishman.
'Your cad how SOP
'Shure, your honor sowld her eleven times
for sixpence time che ~as always home be-
fore I'd get there myself
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-03-10
COMMERCIAL BANK OF LAKE ERIE

Judge Wood has appointed T. P. Handy, H.
B. Payne, and Dudley Baldwin, special Com
missiouers 10 settle up the affairs Of this bank.
The Cleveland Herald says the appointments
ives made by the Bank Commissioners. The
law does not doyOlve that duty upon tho bank
Commissioners, but upon the judge issuing the
mandamus %. StdteIm0n.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-03-10
TRUE TO THE LETTER.

Ex-Governor vance, in addressing the Wing
Convention, on yesterday, Che 22nd ultmO,)
remarkedl as follows: s'Why is it, said be.
that so many Of you have left your homes
and come up here at this inclement season Of
yearH 1t is because you feel the hand Of
oppression heavy upon you.'
Now we say agreed, and we have thought
just as Gov. Vance does, ever since the eIec-
ton of 1910. A president elected by wbigs
Nhig Congress and whig Governor of Ohio.
No wonder the people feel the hand of oppres-
sion heavy upon them.' State credit sunk
labOrers turned out of employ unpaid, and by
the rulnous conduct Of Corwin's Fund Com
mlssioners. Oppression indeed, falls heavy
on the people. Statesman.
TAKING THEMATTER IN HAND Of
the Bank organs in this city states that the
Banks have taken the matter in hand.' Have
they, indeedl And how long has il been me-
cessary for the banks to take the matter in
hand before Legislative body would obey
the wishes Of The people2-The wishes Of the
people are dsregarded; bot the moment the
Banks take The matter in hand certain cred-
ilors feel confident that whatever they request
will be obeyed. Then the Banks rule and not
the people! a precious cOufeS'ion.--B' Rep.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-03-10
(COrns spoudsnce of the SPIRIT ofibe Ttmes }
Washington, March /, 1912

tC0INSpOuOenc0 VI tHe CpIIH OIi" A'"o'J
Washington, March 1, 1912
The Senate was occupied tho greater par!
OF 10 day in discussing set Of resolutions Of
fered by Mr.. Clay relative TO the revenue with,
a view 10 graduate the same to the wants OF
government.
In the House, after the preliminary busi-
ness was transacted, the speaker announced
The unfinished business Ofyesterday to be the
resolution Of Mr. PedIetOn, ofOhio. which was
in the following terms.
Resolved, That the Consultation was 'or-
dsiued and established to form perfect Uni
on ofthese States, and that Congress not on
ly has no authority to take any measures ior
the dissolution Of that Union which it was thus
created TO defend aud protect, that it Is the
paramount duty Of every department Of this
Government, and Of all The people Of those
States, indignantly to frOwn upon the first
dawuing Of every attempt 10 ALLEVIATE any Por-
ton of our country from the rest, or to eniee-
bic the sacred ties which now link together The
various parts.' &t
Mr.. Brown wished to submit resolution
which was read.
The motion was negatved after few re-
marks from several mernbrs.
The consideration Of the General Appro.
pria,ion Bill was considered in Committee of
the Whole.
Gov. Morrow, I am happy 10 say, is CEN
valescent. t
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-03-10

WILL NOT BE MuzzLED.-The editor Of the
New York NewE He declares bis inten-
ton to publish tic 'Wetmore papers, as soon
as be can obtaiEbcssessien ofthem 10 defiance
of chaucery. The scoundrelism Of the Pipe
LAYERS is thus likely to be disclosed to an TO-.
dignant public. We shall soon zee whether
The Press is TO be muzzled or otherwise. We
trust the New Era will publish the truth and
defy The devil.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-03-10

The editor Of the Coos Co. Democrat says
he knows man who was five years IN The
Pententiary for stealing Goldfish. Why there
is nothing strange in that; show us man who
has robbed the people Of thousands by means
Of banks, who Is in tie Peniteutiary, aud it
wall be something new.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-03-10

A REAL CABBAGE HEAD.-The Crescent
City says a fellow passed through New Or..
leans short time since, $50 all fred green,'
tha, COW jomped from her enclosure and fol-
lowed him several miles, thinking him to be
vegetable production.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-12

VtNcInfA.-.At kulss held la the Clsrk's eass al
the Superior Court for the Rlc hmond CIR
cult. the h.st dayef August, isiS
Robert J smith, PHI
samnsic Nichols and IAvInia his wife, and o,her
The defendants above namef not having entered their
eppcancc and Eisen security Ting the Of A.
s-neu anu the rules Of TN. Court. and appearing BY
satisfactory evidence. that they not Inhabitants his
Commonwealth u ordered That that tho said defend
ants do appear the Rules be he'll the Monday
n November ncr aud answer the blu OF the psln6 and
thai copy OF this order hc forthwith inscrtei Ia
Newspaper Published la the city OF ehmonJ months
In tho said city. eopy-Tesfs.
su5-w9w MN. O. SANDS, q q.
Vt1GfNIA-A Circuit superior Court OF Law aud
-. Snanccry, for tho coutty Of ncnrco and City OF
enmoni on the Chaneery side. held at the Capitol, In
me said city, on Friday. November l2h, 1911:
rolcf " beverley administrator OF MunIoId Beverley
deceased, plantld
Against
Carter beverley, Trustee Of lucy Burwell Colin aud
'amcs Heas carrier beverley, WIN Taylor, executors
THIS cause camc ON this day, ssain he, on the
papers formerly read, aud the report of
uakcf, made pursuant 10 the order lJh div OF Fcbru
ary on thonsanl eight hnadrei snd thirty
sustaining the exception Of the plaintiff to Inc OF
the defendant, Of Carter Beverley, doth recou, c sal,
report II tho Commissions of fhs Court ,xh
Instructions TO ascertain, u practicable, when annfor
tho assignment ircm the Defendant Carter Hoyerisy 10
the defendants, Collin and James Roas, OF bond In
controversy la this suit aud the tho aceounts bs.
tween said Munor beverley and Carer Beverley at that
Time and report the 10 the Court with any
specially stated, deemed pertinent by hmlcf or which
may be required by the parties to be so stated.
WIN. G. SANDS, G. 4.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-12

49, TO FAMILIES. ~ lsFI
NowAHDs uMrmoyED) voSrc MIX

uD- Those Who would have recourse TO Family Ne.
si.sfas Cor Fsver AVID AgEe. Dyspepsia and N-rror
Wakaesses should disc rlnahe between the theusani
s Que" remedies constantly heraJed orh 10 tho pub
the In AL times past) aud that almost uni.
sally casf1i pr riltion called
KOWAND's OMPROvEDo TONIC MIXTURE
lev viii Illustrate the difference. In
the hrst place the Of the Tonic Mixture In the
of the Fever aud Aguc Is upon entirely aad pc
cisiidr, yet rdfsr prsrefpfes. seeocdy-h not only
promptly the course Of TIE calls when punetuay
and psrscvcrng used but soon restores the wonted
fancions OF tho general system TO perfectly healthy
attack disease In who has had Il be fore
TrsyThc system, during the administration cfthe I'm
proved Tonic MIXTURE syringe zap benign
,fseaes aud gives forth health and
rgSr. observation-disclosures loss effect upon the bow
els the cause OF the disc OF In the most
strongly Indicated by nature Enhly-lts elects on the
system are uniformly mid and safe well efficient
and IL az well adapted the eeblest infant simply by
modification OF the Dose the adult.
Man, other considerations OF tho Importance 10
the ANXIOUS aud invais, might be enumerated
here. b the above few Of the points Of coniras n
comparison with the remedies resoredto in pro
fcssional and family practice from which proper Iuds
snent may be formed In selecting the remedy.
N. II. With view 10 establish entire confidence ia
the eeiency OF the Rowands Improved Tonic Miri,rc
the original guarantee, viz The money shall be
returned In every case wherein the remedy has been
punetually used without producing the desired elect
address, Or John r. Rowand No Is North Second Street,
Philadelphia.
supplies been received by the sole Agent for Rich
mond, Va. JOHN GAYNOR,
au 10 One door above the Bell Tavern.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-12
TO MOTHERS.


MEssRs f. CHASE & CO. Consolidating much
fI said about the extraordinary effects OF the Resuri
ton or Persian Pills upon those about become mothers
~ewere Undue ell to make tal OF them My wife
Time the mother OF children, and had suffered the
ious aud excruciang pains during and after her conne
incnt OF EACH She had tried and ken much
medicine but found little relief She commenced
KING the Persian Pills about months before her counc-
nen (er health being very about this length
eNious) and soon after enabled by their
To the Of mother her family until her conne.
Ineni Al the time she commenced taking the Persian
fs and for several weeks previous, she afflicted with
dy hard cough and frequent severe cramps which the
use OF the Pills entirely removed before using half box
IL Is with great confidence that advise athose about
~ become mothers TO make Of the Persian Pills All
those that have taken them In neghborhood have
along Ia the same manner aud about the house
'n few days There does appear be half the dam
ger OF other difficulties setting in alter confinement where
Ihese Pills taken. We unitedly let neglect
taking them, for they In the reach of the poor well
as the rich We truly thankful that there remedy
which females easily procure which bids fair 70 les.
sen The world Of suffering which many OF them have
Eear perhaps the yes thousands which other
wise would be lost. 8. ROBERTS,
A o. ROBERTS
Rochester, May 9Th, 1885,
For sale by A. q. STEvENs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-12
woRTIAM. M,aH UDKE a co.

wORTHAM, NOR ~ ID R a. co.
OFFER FOR sale
81 HHDs Porto Rico, New oridans, 81 croI an,
20 bo1ss single, Double and Treble Loaf sugar
20 hid. Porto Rico and Trinidad MOlasses
100 bbls New Orleans DO
l2o bag. Old Java Coffee
20 20 DO bssuayn do
GO sides sole Leather good and damaged
COO lbs Shoe Thread
80 boxes Gunpowder and Black Tea
IS tierces Fresh Rice
Is bags Pepper ami Pimento
London Mustard in pound and half pound bottles
2O kegs Nails and Railroad spikes
6ou sacks Blown Salt, factory filed
30 do Ground Alum do
10 kegs Refined SatpefIe
2oO tieTces Tbomasion Lime
10 barrels superior Cider Vinegar
2pn boxes l0I12 Glass
40 DO sxl0 do
10 bags Ginger
hhds Lamp on
~ casks Malaga and Sicily Madeira Wine
81 boxes Sperm Candles
IS do Judd's Patent Sperm do
% DO Hull & woOdruff's Tallow Candles
- boxes Soap
5obbls Clipped and Family Roe Herrinss
10 boxes bunch Raisins
ceroon Indigo
~ boxes simmons Axes
Bags Shot
Cotton and Hemp Plough Lines
Bed Cords, Birthstone
Nutmegs, Mace and Cloves
Wrapping and Letter Paper
10 bushels Herds Grass Seed
Clover Seed
Orchard Grass do
80 tons TTedegRr, Country and swedes Iron, com.
pTisng an assortment Of nearly all sizes,
fiat, round and square
tons American, swedes AMI Russia Blis,erei
HalftO English Bus,ered Steel
ton spring do DO
Sheet Iron, Boiler Plates
Band and Hoop Iron, from to inches wide
! ton Plough Plates
10 Nail Rods. assorted sizes aul5
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-12
WIN. a SANDS, c. c.


Sarah Price, Charles Hudson and Mary his wife India,
rrce sarah BEDFORD, William d Price, John A m Rn
tacIlor fdIick Hurt and Louisa hia wife and Cb.rIa.
-. hudson administrator OF WIN. h. Price decId .ns
1oln, Judith, Maria, Louisa, Virginia, and VIM r. Arms
teau and Alexander, Mary Cathane, and Ann Eliza Nesi
one years by Lofin ~ Elicit, their guardian al
signed ny me Count TO defend them in this suit
BOiun N Eleu h by the Court assigncd Guardian -
mem 10 tho infant defendants John, Judith Maria ouss
virginia. and WIN H. AImisiead, and Alexander Nisrv o.
marine, and Ann Eliza Neal to defend them In this suit
parties, by their counsel and Of hc infants by
their guardian ad tcm 10 be heard tho bI answer
ana exhibits and was argued by counsel: on
whereof the Court Goth audge order and decree that
as soon asihe complainant Joseph Bernard shall compe
payment for the land In the bill mentioned by paving
10 Charles y. Hudson administrator Of VIM NJ PIices
deed the balance duo upon the contract between SAID
Iree anu benlanin Curtis, which transferred 10
ihe plsnth Joseph Bernard thai the said Hudson who NJ
specially appointed Commissioner for the purpose da
convey the tract Ofland In the bill mentioned by sueent
conveyance, with special warranty TO the Complainant
public auction, TO the highest bidder for cash upon ~
PREMISES alter reasonable notice the time and plsre
o. safe, the lot In the city Of Richmond in the hin mon
TONED and make report, &c and the Court doth further
aJndsci order aud decree, that the defendant Charles ~
Hudson, administrator OF WIN H. Price decd do rene.
Of his administration ofhs ntosstes estate which
the said Commissioner Ia directed 20 state &c
Jog real from personal me bsIans
OF real aud assets The hands Of the said admin
lsraor ana Of the said Hudson, amonv
INC heirs OF W. w. Price, according to their Tcspective
the nfants aor they aain erare OF twenty one yesfs
10 sho" cause, u any they can, against this Decree
LoFTlN NJ Elicit, @. n. @.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-12
Rochester, May 9Th, 1893.
For sale by A. q. STEvENs
la-clofril1n


RESURRECTION, OR PERSIAN PILLS.
SUPERIOR 10 the Hygean, Brandreh's, Evans, To.
- molo the Maiehess lprced) Sanaive Indian Purga-
i've or any Other Pills Compound before the public,
certified TO by Physicians and others Let condemn
Them unnlihey haveried them and then we CERTAIN
tliey will not
Is now settled point with all who have used the We
eetablc PERSIA PILLS that they prc.eminently
test and most eficacious FAMILY MEDICINE that has
yet been uSedin America. II every family could become
acquainted with their Sovereign power disease they
would Keep them andb prepared with 4 REMEDY
10 apply ON the first appearance OF disease and then how
much distress would be avoided and saved
AZ the lives OF thousands who hurried Of by
negleetng disease in its first stages by not being in
possession OF remedy which they place dependence
upon 81 Pills IN each box, price 62i cents For sale,
Richmonh by A. q. STEvENS,As.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-12
MEDICAL WORKS,
Received by
SMITH DRINK {, MnDDl

- SMITH, DKINkEK & NORRIS.
'IWE principle and practice Of Modern Surgery, by
Druit from the second London edition illustrated wit
MY wood Engravings with Notes and Comments by u
thni :, Lecturer on therapeutic and operative
gerry IN the Louisville Medical Institute.
DseGses Of The Uterus, series Of Clinical Lectures de.
vered AZ the Hospital Ia Petite by Iisranc and edited
by IL Pauy, NJ ID, translated from the French, by ~
y.
Lectures on Morbid AnGfomy.-Naure and treatment
OF Acute and Chronic Diseases, byNohn ARMSTRONG NJ D.
edited by RiH with Of % life writings OF
DR. Armstrong, by Bill, MD
FirS Principles Of Medicine, by Billing, u GrE
American, from fourth London edition. revised
ed
Rose or Consumption, &e-Consunption durable, a
practical Treatise TO prove Consumption manag dis.
ease with treated under new moo in
this country. by , \ Rose, NJ ID. iuT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-12
LofTIN N. Elicit, G. II. c.
CoMMIssfoNrR,s oFFIcr

~.
The parties concerned are hereby not6ed 10 afen9 =.
my once, in the Guy Of Richmond, on THURSDAY ihc OOH
snd he evidence neecssarylo enable perform inc
du s 10 5eg1r I by the foregoing SraeI q Court
NlkGiNlA-At Rules hotiin tho Clerka once Of tho
Superior Count Of Chaneery, for the Richmond Cir
deceased, ''O'''' DI Pl,e
WIN Ruin and Mary bic wife, Walter Shelton. WIN
VI Shelton, Wilson Price, and other Dens
INC defendants above named having entered their
assembly and the rules Of his court end Il appcnrne by
,s. swoe,nec mat lhsy 80 not inhabitants of
inanis DO appcar AZ tho rules 10 be on mo Monday In
no,eoeI next and answer the bin II the plaintiff; and
Newspaper published In the city Of Richmond Tor Two
months suScessycy and posted the front door Of tho
- A copy. Tes,e
an 70 w9w WIN SANDS, o G.
~, ANOehY- AZ superior Coufl Of law
Isspio In tho city Of Richmond Wednesday juno 22d
Robert Poorc, & A Hubbard Rankin a. PovIe. Pe,sr-
,2n anI ncHnleE, Thomss Cookscy u Philip, Robert
,wes Thomas DO Sylyer, Mordeoal Lewis and Samuel
LEWIS shipicy aud Biiram and Read s. Gray
-. Phs.
John Hcndros, william Wren Sergeant Of the city Of
ehlnogd snd pc such administrator 81 William w Hen
Iee Bouwaro, late sberihof Tho county ofRna Queen,
\ Myers and Robert q Scott dcfa
a. Is pliniifs, Robert roofe md Thomss Cookseyl sod
NO defendants John endrec and John Myers bonF dead
and tho defendants EHlah Brown and Hamilton Potts Boi
Albert smith, sash ksn smith and willsm Il s@ab'
~ counsel tho ooud do order that unless tho surviving
Of this having been crceufed such Of them A. ~
lido within this Commonwealth and published n, four
ed IN the city Of Richmond ninety days proys IN, ~,
nc l q DC p,nds stand a he costs Of no
surviving plaiuths, asanact Of thiaday,
in26 wiw wM SANDS, &C