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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-03

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WHAT Il WnlGGEEl:
rhe brst description we have met with Tor long Time
int Whiccerv IL. wefnhd lew Gays si,e III I've" liza
70 paper.-ter"GHt fstr'e''
And what is Whicgtry? \ name
Run down Z the ree1hns point oi iaine--
A something hard 10 be defined
A body eit wiilnui 4 mind
a rdul. 10 he guest d-a VOID
in poetry not otcn heard,
And used In modern Prose, ts found
To have most lugubrIous sound, ..4. ...
As If il came from under ground
Al least 10 Federal Wings II seems
The knr!, q; ,h-ir departed dreams
o shat the bad hi.ds-eye virw
Could take, aud draw Ms hen.ss true,
or slow h, .ia:as aud symbols
VIVA, Federal Whi--cry ncp resembles
ia like II ship un oscan ioSi.
Who's, helm IS zone, aud ioc boon io-t,
one hat H. turned m;ueer>,
rnkrov ijc 10 what port she steers
Ills like The wrestler OF his hack
4 railroad car thrown al us Track
Like thJt Old wrting up the wall
4 Hoe 4 al geese lost IN 4 >qtal-
steamboat grounded or snas-
\ stall Gisstn,cd oil liz flag
4 S,bi's Leaf, winch hard to read is--
a fan winch knows not what IT, efeea IL
a Cider barrel with no tap IN
Tile shadow uf a tone ln. Cabin
broken Ra;ik thul'> lna. beer known
TO pay promises a'"he-
A runner Ia has missed his :oal--
A crew in search ot :. Hmcs's !iut:'
In short. us the SAME cd >iui
Called fedeI3sii aud that's enough.
And what, that fat. between the po.es
Which mud.rn his.cry uplnlt>,
ur where, :hc VIA. can m"w captain
Yha, system which lie NO Id MAINTAIN;
Ii HATS system torn Ui "ci'lis,
Ana ucrs.l Nv endless conra,llctlpns;
Acru!r sjojuted. selfish : hcinr,
The h.uact'S hrpc. tle ln>rt's dream,
A scheme, Il II can favor any,
\ enrich liz fee, aud EtiHd the many
Gut Vhi..rsy has - u.,- and downs,
And many tunes tse!i cohtui'nds,
Ard Is IN such hopeless way
IL knew MT What 10 thIHk or say.
Ask nov Wing his politics,
Right in HI throat lie answer siioks,
Aud IT hc gulFS II out Al last,
He sly> - Tne Extra Sessions past;
lie his interest noH, EtT cares
For Politics aud State al lfs,
Ask ii lis acts when III such straits
Have helped the People @: the States,
or n the Wlgs redeemed then pledge,
'I'is sire set his teeth on edge;
Enquire how goes the Wing reform,
n. SANS. ''tne Sky lock. Ike 4 Storm
Or ASK II wages have sio"h hi.irf,
lie SAYS. ''!.c has no; Thought Ia enquire"
AK what Congress nav wt IL,
Or what lac thinks Of Iyicr 'oV,
OR who naw holds the sword aud Parse,
He say>, "hc does not Gaze curse"
WAS ever party 4; disaster
Ee-n r.nnia. he,tons down hill faster!
or one that seemed So uiuch po-ses;:
I'VE mean its leaders, tot ihe resi-,
For in ti..lr rank, We often hnl
An homes; heart, WORTHY mind,
Ana afieye Ia .er Their vc-urgnt faces
Found la such unIe..tins plcss.l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-03

IN CIANCERf-VrHcISiAt 10 nh-ht Rules holden In the
Clerks the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan.
cery county Accnmark the llth day March, 1912?
Thomas Lilon Administrator of Mary Liston, decreased
Sally Tunne an infant by David Bodwnter, her friend,
and John W. Tunnel infant BY Nathaniel Topping his nex
friend, Plaintiffs:
against
Samuel Henderson, surviving Administrator Of Samuel s. Tun
nell John Cus right, and Executor Of
S. Tunne deceased James H. White, John ". Fddcnan and
David Brodwaer Administrators of James White deceased,
Defendants:
The defendant Samuel Henderson, not having entered his
given security according the Assembly
Court aud appearing By satisfactory
dence that l. nhabtant of this Commonwealth II is
odrre defendant do appear here day
Jnne plaintiffs BILL and that copy Of
this order inserted in newspaper published
Richmond months successfully,
The front door of the Court house Of this comfy.
ACopy-Teste,
J. J. AILWORTH,
Deputy for 7aOmai r. Joynes, C. S. C.
March "a l06-wew
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SHE Of Eagle Hotel, and four Ten.m.,,, ;,
by virtue of four several deeds Of trust to wi,
ID ncr Robinson and Henry King TO John Bro,ta eed
Anthony Robnson IT,, trustees, dated Both cobe ,u
ny the granors TO Charles VIM. Dabne, 2
December, 1e33-a deed by Isham Pucket and zee, dated
January, 1885, and deed by Abnrr Robinson 10 NJ dated
and J. II. Christian, trustee dated 9Th Sepem,s gh
record in the office Of the Hastings Court of RirJ' -
sod the premises, by public auction, MONDAY vii b
April ext, If fair If not, the fair day three .he -h
or nan street, the City of Richmond incudins
deeds aforesaid. Also other and b.
uances being The tenement th street said & dnaue
v called The Profile House and tenement mnri. =, n'l.r
inches on - street In said citJ-being the Two - let
mentioned and described in the two last deeds nj s
s,Ie will be made for the purpose Of raising the suns Thu
cured by said deeds and unpaid and the eyprn,es e
of The trusts. The subscribers, acting trustees. % ar
only The title vested in them; but they believe The ns,
disirale The sales will take place nj II O'Clock IN
nn completed the first day, they will be continued
to time, until completed "4'
The nroprrty will be sold In lots, and with the n-iv;
alley as laid down in plat. which may be- At N, ~
virginia The sale will commence with the LOT on Ya, q
mex below that occupied by Alexander Duval, after wb,e
rear lots Will he next Sold va
TysHs-Cash for the amount Of all expenses Of IN. >,
commissions and paid or due-a riedlt Of 8 "a %
months with from date, equal ns.am for ,s
due secrrd by negotiable notes, with approved endos
retaining the title until paym,n; thereof. ' !
The proceeds Of sale will he applied 10 the sasfe.io,
several Liens aforesaid in their due course and
respective lorities aud rights And as the prop-r,
fore been advrrtis than and not sold, aII
present sale IL advertised with the express coasep,
Puc kctt and viii positively made to :l- extent If ~ &
aforesaid, and the interests of the respective ran,e,
same. BY The lFestses dtse, sc
January Ii a,,
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The N. York Tribune gives the name of "The Yam.
kee Geoogist' to the ingenious and very useful ma
chine which it describes in the annexed article:
We paid a hynr visit Saturday last to "Otis s
Steam Escava,or," in Brooklyn, where it is at work
digging down the hill formerly known as "Fort Green,
| and filing I'D the shallow inlet and quagmre entitled
she Walabout or much of il rs lies above the old
road to Flushing The "Geoogist is surely great
curiosity. He walks right into mountain though
il were plate of hot cakes and dips upa cart load
al shorelrul fast you please He cuts right and
left path some six rods wide through the hill, and
then takes a swath He is locomotive, and ad.
vances BY his steam power whenever the earth has
receded before him. grades and stakes down for him.
SELF and only requires man 10 tend shovel and
Their 10 look after the fire and engine though
two others generally employed 10 smooth the track
before him, &c, besides tending the carts, which ap-
proach TO be filled on one rarack and go off loaded
by another.
If he comes 10 stone weighing only ton or such a
matter, the Geoogist "nakes no bones of it, but
pitches it into the cart like peck Of gravel If he
comes to stone weighing some four or FIVE tons, he
takes him up carefully and lays him out the other
side of his path. All this is effected by immense
shovel with a sliding BOTTOM at the end of an immense
and complicated arm worked by much ingenious and
novel machinery
| The inventor is now dead; the company spent thirty
thousand dollars upon The Invention before The first
chine was made, and much more afterwards. The pa
tent (which is now secured throughout Europe is pro-
baby worth million OF dollars An'Excavaior com
pete costs about Sc 900, and will dig and load 600
bic yards OF earth per day-eqnal to the labor Of l5C
men-cares nothing for cold or heat rain or fair wea
Their, but goes ahead and minds its own business
through all.
The excavation is about mile from the Fulton Fer
ny (where carriages are abundant) and we recon-
lend those who have leisure md rational curiosity
look over and this modern Hercules at his labors
Such chance for those interested in Geology has
" been afforded. Fort Green entirely marine de-
poste mud nearly every variety of rock has been dis
closed by the excavation including large from
Weschester Connecticut, and regions far distant
Under fifty feet of solid earth found boulders
and pebbles which must have been subjected TO the
ton Of waves and currents for hundreds not ousan
of years; and thus have been round and smooth
as lap stones. Pretty extensive Geological Cabinets
may be made up here with hardly touch of the ham
mer Who will neglect the opportunity to ma
chine which is to work revolution in railroad, cana
aud all extensive excavation whatever,
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Anil 10

~ CANCERY AT Rules taken in the Clerks Office at the
Circuit superior Court Of Law and Chanccry Of Prince Edward
COUNT, the iih day Of April lSi2:
Nathaniel venahe Administrator with the will annexed, of
Charles W,oi-on, Daniel A. Wilson, Samuel Anderson AbIa
ham W. vrnable and John Tugsle, Plaintiffs:
against
Nathaniel T. Price, Charles M Price Isaac H.
Dennis and Mary A. his wife, - Boyd and Martha 7. hir
wifi and Thomas n. Anderson, DEFENDANTS
The defendants, Martha Price Nathaniel T. Price, Charles NJ
Price, Isaac H. Dennis and Mary A. his wife not having entered
The appearance and given security according act OF the
Assembly and the rules of this Court and appearing
that hey inhabitants Of this State the motion Of The
plaintiffs COUNSEL entered rules aforesaid, and accord
ordered, That the said defendants Martha Price Nathaniel
T. Price Price, Isaac H. Dennis and Mary A. his WIFE
appear be taken in The Clerks Office Of the said
the first Monday July and the plaintiffs
b copy this order he forthwith inserted in
public newspapers printed in the Richmond fer
months successfully, and also posted the front door Of the
Courthouse of this county.
Copy-Teste,
b. J. WORSHAM, C. c.
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Il was reported among certain circles that the new
loan of the Federal Government has been taken in part
by Hope X CO.. that is that that house have taken
So 600 900, OF per cent par, with the privilege of
the remaining 100000 oil the amount offered There
is something very anomalous in the rumors in regard
this loan, which require them TO be received with the
utmost caution
From the Nor York Herald IF Saturday.
There is Decided change in Wall street for the bet
ter All descriptions of stocks have improved, parcu
ary our own State stock.
Money is very easy at the banks and good paper be-
gins TO be Most of the paper offered is South
ern Drafts houses here, founded shipments of
cotton. These drafts will disappear, when good
paper will be sought for.
There are signs of visible improvement in the money
market all sides. Stocks continue TO indicate the i'm
provement, and business TOO. Resumption South and
West Of the certainty that the Federal loan will be
favorably TAKEN if not already taken-give animation
to affairs in Wall street Exchange on England is at
106 3 10 l07; Southern bills I05 10 1GG . On
France, city bulls, $40 TO 537 .2 Southern 545 on
Amsterdam b : ) 10 80; on Hamburgh 35 ON Bremen
20 l.2 TO Is.
1t is now well settled that the house Of Hope d Co.
Of Amsterdam, have taken the three and hall millions
loan par 1t considered here by all judcious capt.
tasts that it is very excellent investment and That
| within very short time IL will sell above par 10 a
foreign banker, who control any amount Of money
al three per cent per annum, this must be great ope.
ration If this country continues in state of peace,
that this twelve million will be the only loan author.
lied. Should it be, and times change for the better,
Stock would 20 up 10 per cent with great certainly
Exchanges between this city, all New England PHI
ladelpha, and Baltimore, standing less than one
quarter per cent. discount. THIS IS new and agreea-
bic state of things
The North Carolina Banks are about 10 resume
The Fayetteville Observer says "rhe Bank ofthe State
and the Bank Of Cape Fear, have resolved 10 resume
The payment of specie of all their obligations, on Mon
day, the I'd Of May proxmo. 1t is circumstance not
less crcGItabe TO the character of Banks than the
good and good feeling Of our people, that during
The protacted period of suspension, perhaps but
tary instance Of attempt has been made to enforce
the collection of the IL per cent. damages which the
law allows penalty for failure to pay spece-and
tins, notwithstanding every effort has been made By
Locofoco presses and deceive the people into
belief that the Banks were their enemies, which
ought 10 be destroyed in any and every way
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-03

IN CHANCERY-viRGi>Il 10 nt:-At Rules holden in the
Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court oil Law ard Chan
ccy for The county Of Accsmack the lIh day Of March, i2
Henry 'asweIl, Plaintiff
against
Abel B. Mears, Edward L. Powell, and James NJ Landon,
Defendants:
The Defendants Edward T. Powell and James NJ L7ndon
having entered their appearance and security according
Assembly and the rules Of this Court and appearing
by satisfactory evidence that they not inhabitants OF this
1t ordered That said defendants do ap-
here the Let day OF the next June Of the said o
The plaintiffs hill and that copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted in newspaper published In the city Of
Richmond nr months successfully and posted the front
door OF Tie Courthouse of the said county.
4 True Cupy-Teste,
J. J. AILWORTH,
Deputy for Thomas r. Jogne', {. 5. C.
March "a lu6-wsw
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In The United sIates Conn Tor the EasIrrn D..irc -

In the United States Court for the Eastern District 81 y
llth April, 1912: "sN"
IN the matter of Bankruptcy of John F. Scott of the t
L Fredericksburg, in the Eastern Virginia District A
The said John 4. Scott, who has been dccretd E,ns,
this Court. having filed petition praying for bis ii.sha
ordered That notice thereof be published in newspaper
of July next, ~Een hearing viii he bad the said t,
the City Hall, in the city OF Richmond and all di,or.
proved their Debts and other persons in interest; may a
the said time and place, and show cause, If any they hr a.
the prayer of the .aid petitioner should not be granted
Copy-Teste,
JOSEPH +. BATTLEy, n G
Anr 10
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A TEACHER WANTED.-Wantcd 10 take irnni-diale chs,
"A of School, gentleman well qualified teach the A.
branches of English Education and the Latin Language
would be preferable iha, he should teach the Ffsnral.
None need apply hui snch produce the ad,,
testimonials cf eA9yurfer and abilities. For further informal
apply &c The subscriber, at Surry Courthouse
THos. Errry
April - lla-wsr
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~ The above sale is postponed until WEDNESDAY
day Of June next at 10 O'Clock, when the property vi, ~
lively sold ~
BY order and 9th Tic agreement # the TRUSTEES abr,
II. II. DICKINSON. A..
April Of lE -. nv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-03

In the United States Court the Eastern District OF Wig
nj Norfolk, April 18Th, l-i1.
EDWARD PITTMAN & Co, Of The city Of Baltimore, G.
- Of Josiah A. benson, of tie town of Portsmouh m
day flied petition, duly verified, praying that the aid
a!i A. benson may he declared Bankrupt II Is theicgn
ed by the Cont that be- shown before the CONT ie
OF May next, why the said Josiah A. benson he dc4
Bankrupt, pursuant the Of Congress in that behalf
4 Copy-Teste,
"A. CoWDERY, G
Anvil; IIt-Wi
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BENJANTN r. U.fBNEi,l
King William County. April !, i<f3 li'-"n'

NOTiCH-Thc subscribers boit Riyanna, IS moss 'nna'
~ gu:ary brtwern Columbia and Rieinond, and al ~,
sent 10 bim To be shipped BY his boat, VIII be s' 80
charge. The freight is dollar per hocshraa. -.
commanded by Capt Thomas Bartlett ard has uli COMP,
hands ani horses day and night, and evey
be made give general satisfaction. The price or e's
Riyanna shall be than any ether boat IN I'VE
JOSEPH iIoDGssa
Columbia, April 10Th, 1912. IT,
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In the United States for The Eastern Dlsire; Of yu
April 9Th, 1872:
THOMAS C. TURNER, Of the city of Richmond hafir:
petition praying that he may he declared BlnknE. Il !,
ordered, That all persons claiming to be creditors
G. Turner show the Court TIE l1th day II N,
next why The said Thomas g. Turner be declared n .
rup pursuant the OF Congress in that behalf .
of this order be published in the newspapers, according
and 2ith Rules Of Court
A Copy-TcsIe,
JOS F. BATTLEy. c.
April 70 li2-aaa.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-03

In the United States Court for the Eastern District al '
Illh April lol? 49,, ,or
JAMES RUSH, of the town OF Famye Pence "a s,rsl
Bankrupt: II is ordered That all persons claiming to pc %
Of the said James Rus! show the Court on "r
May next why the said James Rush he no, declared ;
pursuant t. the act of Congress- that behalf; and ,a,
this mder he published IN the newspapers according ''
and 2ith Rules Of Coun.
Copy-Teste, ,.,y-oy or
mas Il2-w5"
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+, ,h;s conld not have escaped his notice
aro,her important inquiry is, who si.pPsd "e ,'n
t ,o,,e in nc bundles 10 be burneds Who $1,000 ny
r.s ,hs fraud nractised upon the committee: mo
aacd rcr,s,ered and ii,td away, their report WIN
49, cjh cd u,on its face; Who concealed ali lhfse
s.a,dIous rerpetratons for a period OF some iouf
.,r, and who now stands dumb and silent as aea'"
under these charges .. 1T - : - ~
Tb;s is bu glance at the facts. Their details wouiu
sreu 10 great length this statement mere fec'u'
&c the prrcipa ncide Inns been made 10 call up aa
he ,,,..,ion of probaJie causs Where IS there on
Garth the man who will say is Ont pTo60oe re
Jes az ouih, That this is not sufficient TO put 'he
unon their traI' The mind oevery hones'
MN ms, ;nv6untar.ly shrink with abhorrence arc
d;saus, ot the bare suggestion, That The enormtes y
tbs transaction can be legally covered BY the fegsr-ae
main of writ of habcaS eorpus. We say, let the oe
! PENDANTS be tried by Jury.
WHAT DOES 1T MEAN, The friends OF The U. .
Rank Conspirators are moving Heaven and EARN !.
as those men discharged the habeas corpus without
trial They are afraid to have Them come pe'c'e
;urv. They say such course would develope fae.s
calculated TO ruin the reputation OF ohe-haii Tue
men in the State, and not few OF our worthy repre-
sen,atives Well, so let be. Ruin them II they pt
rascas. The sooner they are Known me DETER WIZ
/ hs far the honest portion of the community
,v the hye, talking of our Representatives,, shy are
,,.n, oC tI,m so earnest in behalf Of Bddlc d C"
WV do they run day and night to the house Of one
,hs Indges 10 influence his opinion; What intent ean
they have in the premises We should Ike To kno"
II is true, that Mr. Bddle lately made present OF
horp worth thousand dollars, TO the lady OF one
the judges; We do not like 10 believe IT, lsIt, or Is
If not fact :
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THRUST SALE OF VALUABLE REAL. PROPERLY
i virtue OF Deed of Trust executed to by TIL ma!
dan hearing date the 25th day OF August 1885, ad Gul -
ed in the Clerks Office of the County Conr. Of kns Wa|
shall Tuesday. The 10Th day of May next, proceed t. % "
the premises, the Tavern ana Out Houses and ! aud o
purtenanccs thereon, situated Ayieus Warehouse N
county of King William occupied by the saii u 7
Jordan for cash. satisfying the purposes of SAID ru> NJ
This property heing located wealthy neighlofpod Sa'
place &c considerable radc and OF the be'' -
FOR Tavern in The lower country, renders II desirable pr
and well worth the attention Of any person who may be- "'
engage that line Of business. The title la tie pf
believed To be unqestionablc hut shlll convey TO Tie ~
such only vested In us By the deed.
RIO. POLL ARD, T,ut,f.
BENJAMIN r. DABSEN,i
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John r. Moseley James Lockeit and Rebecca c. oseley
Defendants:
This day the plaintiff by their attorney and flied their
against the defendants, having for its object attach the
defendant John T. Mo.eley in the real and personal
hed his mother the defendant ehecca T. Moselry for
c have the decrerd 10 he sold for the purpose
satisfying due from the defendant James ockett and the
said John r. Mosry to The plaintiffs, by single Ll dated the
h day rf November, 1884, aud payable twelve months after
date hcrrpon process awarded against the defendants,
To cae appear here and the said hill and
nearing satisfaction Of The Court that the defendant John
T. Nos-ey, inhahian of this Commonwealth: II Is
therefore ordered, That he do appear here and The said
bill on or the first Monday In July and That copy Of
this forthwith, inserted in newspaper published in
the Richmond and continued for two months
~ and copy be posted the front door Of the Court
of this county,
4 Copy-Tese,
WM. s. DANCE, C.
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NilAI II WnlOGEEA:
The hest description we have met with tor long Time, Of
"a hat Whiccerv found days since IN New lamp
.bi,a naper-ye rmoHt Patriot.
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GLOVER SEED, BACON, SUGAR, WlIlSkEY, &C.. &c.
1s0 BUSHELS prime Clover Seed
LOU $4,000 It's. Bacon, Ill kinds AT , IL cents
IS Lids. 81. Croix, y. Orleans and p. Rico Sugar
81 bhls New Orleans do.
hIds Cuba clarified do.
~ do. Baltimore Whskey
$50 bhls. do do.
50 do. Gisnn's and Martins old Rye
100 boyes s,i0, 0y2, l2Sl4 Glass
800 bbs No. melt n. G. HerrinSs
10 hlds. 7'rnid I'd and n O. Moasscs
~ fbags Java, Rio and Lagrra Coffee
% half chests Imperial and Young flyson Tea
- b!ls. Malaga Wine
50 boxes AZ, S. ard 6's talow Candles
l0n do. good and common Soap
81 tubs Goshen Butter
30 kegs new Lard
50 hills. Of Vinegar
50 boxes Havana Sugar
so bhls Brazil do.
10 half pipes French Brandy, in the Custom House
81 quarter casks Port Wine
rs bbls apple aud peach Brandy
100 lh- curled Hair
50 pieces Hair Cloth
4 full assortment OF Mahogany
All Of The above goods consignment and will he sold
reduced prices. JAS. & GEO. WINSTON.
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In the United States Court the Eastern District Of Virgo
OH April 1872
HENRY N. HEWES, of the city Of Richmond, havn. f,a
/ petition praying that he may be declared Banku,,
ordered that al persons claiming be creditors o H.:
y ST. ewes show The Court the l2h dy o Na, rs.
nv the said Henry NJ. Ilewes be declared BANKRUPT nm
snan to the act Congress that behalf and c.p al
order be published in the newspapers, according the
24,h Rules of Count.
Copy-Teste,
HENRY GIBSON ca
April Il lla-w5s
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HENRY GIBSON. ia

In the United States Co for thf Eastern District Of Vhsn
llth April leil:
John s. MERRYMAS, Of the county of Buckingham has
filed petition, praying that he b. iecarrd G,rGr
Ii ordered That all persons claiming be creditors of Tie
jain 8 Merymnn show the Court, the 18th day
May next why the rad John 5. Meyman be hot dtcahd
Bankrupt, pursuant 10 The act of Congress in that beha
that copy Of this order he published i'll the newspapers a
ing to the Odd and 9th Rules OF Court
Copy-Tese, - m