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Respectfully yours,
JOHN n BROWN.

SOMETHING NEw.-A new dclusion
ans broken out, says the Dlvenpur,
u zette, near the western part Of the
Territory, Iowa Of which will perhaps
occasion surprise, and throw Joe
Smith into the shade. A Mr.. Hin.
kle, who Is said To have been former.
ly a Mormon, but left them, has locl.
ted himself near Blue Cross and he.
gun rF"ra.at!nc anew religion. -Four
have already teen bapiised in thi,
mans opinions, which is after thi,
manner: Alter baptism he LAYS hi,
hands upon their heads hen they re
ce've power from on high to prophe-
cy, cure the sick, heal the lame. and
perform miracles rs did the Anos
ties. 10 their meeting they give the
holy kiss. wash one ano,her's feet
&c.-Gazette.
, 1843-06-17

A French paper tells of an eagle,
which was recently killed in ore OF
the departments, in whose stomach
we're found several diamonds and 9th,
Ell precious stones. This is nothing
to n catfish which We lately saw open
ed at Helena. in Arkansas. In the
stomach Of our bird, were found 2
beef bones about 8 inches long; | 4.
bout 5 inches; 6 smaller bones utihe
same kind Of animal; ? pieces ofan-
thracire coal, one Of Which would
weigh 2 or 3 ounces;a piece Of brick
IA inches squarei several pieces o.
bark; several bones of,oWls; Il piece
of beef; pieces OF bacon rind; fea,h.
ers, &C.. besides a whole ear Of corn;
and, as the a~uctioneers say, various
other articles, too tedious 10 cnumer.
ate. The fish weighed as pounds.
No. Standard.
, 1843-06-17

Our friend "Mike," whose old fash
toned views of temperance appeared in
a late number of the Radical, is assured
eddy on the high road 10 distinction
The Palmyra Wing in republishing the
dialogue ia which our hero acted So
conspicuous a part: after abiding to the
u~nanswsrable character ofthe argument.
there set forth in favor of total abs.i.
hence from Intoxicating liquors, pays the
following tribute to his honor:
awe ask special notice 10 the view,
of Michael Guzzlefunction Esquire
"Mike" is a gentleman and a scholar
and deserves well of his country. w,
hope the press every where, will shov
Mike, the courtesy ola general dissent
nation Of his sentiments"
, 1843-06-17

IL New PUBLIcArIoN.-We ~receiv-
ed this week, a specimen number of the
Artist and Lady's World, a new Maya
zine publised in Philadelphia, and edited
by Mrs. Stephens and Charles ]. Peter
son. Ii is rather tie most tasty thing in
its execution of any periodical we have
yet SCENT is embellished with pretty
faces and pretty fashions, and all sorts
of pretty things. Price $500 per an
mum.
, 1843-06-17

IL We notice in the last Mo. Re-
publican the arrival at St. Louis, Of the
Hon. Thomas II. Benton, the Hon. John
j. rittenden, Senator, s. W.. Graves,
member Of Congress from KY, and ].
Phillips Phoenix, member of Congress
elect, from the city of New York.
, 1843-06-17

ASTOUNDING RuMoR.-The New Or
leans Tropic of the 24th of May says:
''for a week past it has been whispered
about this city that a draft, drawn by the
Mexican Government in favor of Sam
Houston, President Of Texas. for $25,-
600, has been paid at the counter of one
Of the most prominent commercial hou-
ses in New Orleans"
If this be the fact it accounts very
satisfactorily.for the wrath displayed BY
President Houston towards Commodore
Moore, for the course he has seen prop.
er to take with the vessels under his
command. No wonder that his excel
lency has branded Moore with the
epithet of Pirate.
, 1843-06-17

The inventive genus at our cOun-
trymea never rests. but is necessarily
employed in the development Of some
new application of principles by
which labor and time may be saved
and money made. We fni in the
New York Tribune some notice Of a
Rotary Knitting Loom, invented, al
ter much labor and study, by Mr.. E
rasmus French, ofSprinefeld, Conn.,
which knils Stockings and Hosiery OF
all kindsof perfect shape without seam
or blenish, wiki a rap'dI,y ard cheap
ness hitherto unparalleled. Zach ma
chine it is said, will knit one sock per
hour, while one girl a easily tend
Ten machines, and FIVE hundred ma
chimes may be driven by one horse
power The Rev. John Pierpont de.
cares If the greatest mechanical in
vention Of the age. Unlike tie cum
sv and cun.hrous stocking machines
Of former days, it weighs but three
pounds, and may be placed on the cen
ire table Of any lady's drawing room.
1t will knit cotton. waolen, six, or
, 1843-06-17

y We have received the first num-
Der Of the missouri Standard" a new
Democratic paper, published in St. Lou.
is, and edited by Lynde Elliott. The
editor raises the flag Of Martin Van Bu-
rem, and goes in for IN exclusive metal
Ii: currency.
, 1843-06-17
Lotteries.

Judge MANNrNc this morning decid.
ed that the law Of the last session of
the Legislature in relation to Lot,e-
rles, so far as it affected the vested
rights of the st. Louis Hospital Lot.
terIes was unconstitutional. This
was done upon an agreed case, upon
which argument was heard Yesterday.
The decision does not affect the ca
ses Of sales Ct Tickets in other Lotle-
RES, for which several indictments
are pending. [St. Louis New Era.
you don't know 6raa,' as the Girl
said to her 'fellow,' when he was COR.
menting on her hustle"
, 1843-06-17

The tornado which swept over sew.
eral counties in Kentucky, a few
weeks since, has done much damage
TO the farmers. Great injury has been
done TO tie growing corps. The
Frankfort Commonwealth says: The
farm Of John ". Hunt. Esq, of Fay.
cite, contain some 1900 acres, was
immensely da~maged-to the extent
VIC understand he estimates, of 500
900. The correctness Of this esti.
mste may be judged from some Of the
injuries we will instance. The farm
had about 90 miles Of fencing, a great
portion Of which is utterly lost. and
all more or less damaged. Not Il tim.
Der tree is left ~standing; and out oil
800 fine fruit trees, but 3 braved the
fury Of the storm. 1t is estimated tina,
so laborers could not in two years
clean up the fallen timber and put the
fencing in the condition it was in he,
fore the storm. The farmers in the
immediate neighborhood of MI. Hunt,
suffered almost as severely.
, 1843-06-17

Il We notice in our exchange pa
pers the death of Noah Webster, l.. L.
D., the great Lexicographer. He died
on 2Sth ult., in the S5th year Of his
age,
, 1843-06-17

AZ The absence Of our Editor this
week, We hope will be an excuse for all
blunders.
, 1843-06-17

Samuel Humes Porter, Esq, has been
appointed by the President, Acting Sec
rotary of War, during the temporary alb
sence of the Head of hat Department.
, 1843-06-17

The debt of New York city is $l2,-
73l ,5lS 33-of which $ll,35S,624 is
water stock. There are also in addition,
contingent liabilities for which the city
is Unidentified, amounting 10 $7l0,l6224.
, 1843-06-17

SNow.--There wasa fall of snow
in Philadelphia On the LIST irst.
, 1843-06-17

THE CRoPs.-The Frederick, Nd,
Herald says: The papers i'll various
quarters of the country speak Of the
growing grain in such a manner as 10
lead to the belief that it will yield about
an average amount. In this county the
wheat, we are told, does not generally
look well, the unreasonable weather.
wet and cold-has been aided in no small
measure by the ravages of the fly, in i'm
pairing the prospect of good crop.
USrrEp STATES BASK.-The Balti-
more Patriot says that the pleas made in
defence by the debtors of the Bank of
the United States, whose notes for a.
mounts due to the Bank were attached
at the suit of the United State Govern
ment have been overruled by the court,
and payment win be legally enforced
, 1843-06-17
PrecdciOnS GeRinSeS-EiLiuI 1Ecl

frecdcions Geniuses-FiIiul Aztec,
ton. Jim how's your mar
she lat and Strengthens vour'sY
Feeble enough. Eve got so that |
can like her now. & have every thing
my own way. You don't see me roin,
efrands and dom chores about home
like you used toT-N. c. Picavune-
A beautiful plant is to a solitary
man a sort Of vegetable mistress.
, 1843-06-17

No soone is the Editor of the Mis-
souri, Standard warm in his nest, than
the Reporter opens its bateriesupon him.
The battle RACES furiously-each claims
TO be the ~expounder of the true Demo-
cratic doctrine. Il is 'root hog or die
with both of them. for one or the other
must fall.
, 1843-06-17
ESCAPE OF pRrsoNrR, FRom JEFrE

ESCAPE OF PRrsoNER, FRom JEFrER-
soS-The ST. Louis Republican Of the
18th inst. says: I'VE learn from the
Clerk Of the steamer Oceana, that on
last Sunday afternoon several Of tie
prisoners at Jefferson, headed by But
falO BI, succeeded in forcing their
way out of prison. They had all fur
uished themselves from the black
smith shop with bowie knives, and
thus armed, rushed upon the guard.
at the gate. Builllo Bill knocked him
down, and IS each one passed out they
gave the PROSTATE keeper a kick. and
so left him specifies. On gaining the
outside they took different directions
Bill made for the river, and three
came in contact with Que Of the pris.
On guards who had with him a gang
of convicts AZ work; Immediately re.
cognizing the prisoner as havin! by
some means made his escape, he with
out hesitation, fred upon him. The
load entered the left side of the priso-
ner, infic;ing 4 mortal wound; but
such was the desperation Of this no.
~torious robber, that he then bid them
defiance with his Lowie knife and
struggled until he was overpowered.
We have learned the names of but
two Of The pIisoners--they are Bufa.
10 Bill and Johnson; Tie latter is the
man who attempted some time since
to Kill Billiard. one Of the keepers
Buffalo Bill expressed q great deal Of
satisfaction at the escape of Johnson.
and said he was now content TO die
so bis partner was free. 1t is believ.
ed that before bis death he confessed
the particulars Of the Floyd murder,
and disclosed the names of the parties
engaged 10 hat body transaction.
, 1843-06-17

The friends Of the Hon. Daniel Web
ster, and those who approve of his pub
lie and official course, says the Boston
Atlas, held a meeting at Fanuel Hall, on
the 9th ult: persuant to public notice in
the newspapers. The meeting was CALL
ed to order by Joseph T. Buckingham,
Esq, who said he was sorry there was
not a more crowded assembly Of citizens,
but consoled himself and the meeting,
by quoting the following lines of DR..
Watts.
BROAD is the road that leads to death,
And thousands walk together there,
But wisdom shows a narrow path,
With here and there a traveller"
, 1843-06-17
THE

Observation-Disclosures II, Is.a.
, 1843-06-17

LATEST ON DIrs.-That John C. Nc
Lean, has been offered the department
Of State and declined it-that Mr.. At
torney General Legare, is to 60 in for
good; that Postmaster General Wick
life is to be Attorney General; and that
William Neil of Ohio, is TO fill the Office
of Postmaster General.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-09

otee Of the superior Court Chaneey Richmond
Circuit. the jth day OF June, lsi3
lucbcry Caungion aud Mayo H. James L. Mary A. q. WI
liam e.. Walter H. and Francis "
aud H.
Walter Coles aud Lstscy his wife, and other prt'ns,
against
Samuel w Darlington John NJ Wake aud tccnna
William NJ Burwcl and Susan his wife Addison He'll and Elizabeth
his wife, Douglass Mcrcwchcr and Judith his wife, James w Alex
andcT and Elizabeth his wife, nnd other defts.
The defendants above named not having entered their
and security according Act OF Assembly and the
Rules III this Court AMI appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they not inhabitants OF this Commonwealth 1t ordered that
the said defendants do here the Rules bc held
tho rst Monday October and the bill OF
t and it Of this order he forthwith
newspaper published the City Richmond
successfully, and posted the front door Capitol
said city. 4 Copy-Teste,
2l-wqw G.. q e
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-09
Superior Court of Chancery

Tor the Richmond Circuit he'll at thu Capitol IN Inc 'y OF
Richmond THURSDAY, June goth. 1885,.
John Thompson, il, and Curtis Carter, fan'hls'
against
Alexander MeKnn John Gon, executor Of Edmund Bailey
decd Defendants
This cause which pinhs appear to have proceeded
defendant Mkn who out OF this eon
the mode prescribed by law against absent defendants nc
appear hs day. To be heari on
the bill confessed the said absent defendant answer
OF the other defendant replication and exhibits aud was argued %
Consideration whereof court doth order that's Con
missioner OF this publish notice for two months IN some
printed IN the City Of Richmond requiring uc
property conveyed by 18Th day OF March, one
thousand hundred and four Alexander Mekm vs. .e"
Winston and Edmund Bailey. forward and place
appointed said Commissioner and prove their claims
That Commsson"r account showing the amounts
du6 respectively. such claims And
hathe sn appouoninc the amount due rom i
mund Bailey cnud thereto, all when nc
report the court WIN any
specially stated. med pertinent by himself or whehay
be required by the parties TO be- ~ stated
Copy-Tcste, . .
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-09
SUPERIOR CLOTHING,
JOHN X. ORElI'S
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING STORE,
Main street opposite Alex. DuyaI 4 COS Drug store.

Il. b. SPENCE, agent,
would respectfully inform his customers
and The public generally ua be las just received fIas
have been purchl.oi this Fan in the ess of Philadelphia and n
fork Tor CASH. and manufactured IN the cy Of Baltimore the
fashionable establishment Of John W. Orcm of Market
Charlie unnecessary iy any thing further lonyto
cnuurmie par o my aortnon style quality Of his
make b, wei known To the citizens Of Virginia
Ny a.-or'ucnt consists part Of
Beaver ans Pilot cion, fuck and over Coats
oTolh and cau,ict c1ab. part Of srm Mcintosh .tyie
s.r Wet Of ENGLAND Cloth Dress ami fr1ek Goats
rlnaaon. Of plain and fancy Camore various styles and
v,sr, Of velvet ca--imrrc Ncrino. Silk and Satin
Morning Gowns aud l,llcs
Linen and Cotton Shirts
DO BD.1ms and Collars
Flannel Lambs Wool Morno Shaker Shirt. and Drawers Pock
ct Iawkorehcf Cayat Scar opor Ties aud Stocks Gloves
S''P'"''''' hau Hose &C. gao
Sample n the most Fashionable Cloths Cassmeros and yefnrs
winch wn make 10 order ilo manner ami at
. MI" shortest notice.
The advantages ofr- purchase Of re.e Goods VIII enable me IN
public To- can aud examine for tem-eiycs. de-
GsLAHs FAMILY MAGAZINE d. new monthly of ~ pages.
- whore object the publisher collect. coudeue and
.m1'' uv great uss of rlnild general knowledge
i' W ""h- s' numerous 'nI '"lmn1ls as o. be- altogether
LFoiu reach Of mluud 100 general and thus collected AMI pre-
HrI 90 lace hy ia c"arrrs and roprehs within
'' .1Hl h"n"i H ~ W"uc rm'f'rri with several huuIei
s''ng Illustrative of many Of The most prominent events Of
HHeHI dRfr0us tory go he entirely nc from Srolran
T.. HARRoip.
~ ~ if'fFNf '8ffNug person. i''INlNI nuns l NJ pi'ilf
nr subscriber Tor year and 81 So
funds fcr o 900 expense shall receive copy 81 That Periodical
and copy Sears Bible Biography Wonders of
world toie pt subject 10 Doe order Adiressa' above. f. ~
fALCoEs-jooO yds Caicoes from g. Gls 10, ~! &C. at
I - \ ~. O. NNfNGUAMS
Cheap Cash by Goods Store.
aup ~ street. -h0rkoe ii,u.
FNlWTllER SUPPLY OF TW NEsIard Leather ronFfamci
n Tm,lng iuuks and Bonnet Cases Boxes, u superior
quality. Just opened llgn Stock made improved style
Travellers ard plcra boo want of hyperion Trunk, VIII call aud c
anime tie style and prices which viii b. found very low. Ao,
very large stock NJ Travelling Eaga, a sye aud shapes
SAMUEL PtrrNEY,
auH Main g. .io,r above Ii.ibblrd. Gardner s. Co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-09
HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
A1NG1NG

TVNlE subscriber his friends and the puble
n generally TINT he ssu to the above men
toned business all bnches shop above
thu Depot H. Street Shockoc Ill., where he hasa large assortment
OF glass paint eop1 vanish putty Sc which he will sell or wo
the reasonable lie wuu inform especially Those
who signs other ornamental painting DONE that he
connected with him Mr. Richard smith, who well known
painter who VIII always BE- the shop TO receive
Thankfully all orders both and small and execute the same
with AMI with dispatch lie would inform his country
friends would be happy reasonable distance aee"
mOlc them with hts services lie si ready tn - MI at so note"
part lights Of glass My
Of the best the market Afford and ash
only for painting that i for three coat work 20 cent
yard. r T. SMITH
y. | would inform wishing their Iaror AMI other
doors finished that beautiful style called white polishing that hay
acquired thorough knowledge NJ tire art au prepared 10 un
dcakc the be clualed by
other painter the Ny shall be to suit the present
times. ma - =. T. SMITH.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-09
WILLIAM ANDERSON, JR.,

GROCpR Ann CpuuTSsIpN NN,pCUA>-r
nono.i,o - C,,t,,,,.t,i.... -, -. 60,
EIVI\D II =: $3.50 cE'u
6H h'i-N' P"i'""''" H'H ''to'N vi ran poOuS
n mueh Garner u season an usual ana previous 81 tie al
vance IN prices IN the Northern cities enables hun 10 offer them
upon much more a'ourahe terms Than lac could DO II las stock had
now 10 be purchased The following goods and land
ING which are offered on accommodating terms;
2eO hds ~ troN Porto Rico and " o. Sugars part strictly
PRIME
300 bags Lagua Rio ST Domingo Porto Rico and superior
Old Java Cofee
30 whole and half boxes Woosey's Loaf Sugar
. Dds Crushed do
soo 10 40 C.,,J 81 a.
- nil, - On 49,, .,,.....S =, ,,.,..-.
IN oon H. ,,.Iir.- ~ -. ~ ~ '''
10. ,tl....i. !, ~, ~ ., - r'''- ,,', -, ,,.,.
IA -. -. F'''' ''F''''' wv NY ''"N'S
haf pip@" ,,,nrr,, OLA ,.o,,, p,,y o,I t,y &
~. -, " '7''- ''''''''' '''''' '"f'' -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-09
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
Richmond. 18th July, lSl3.

Richmond, 18th July, 1913.
the foregoing decree the OF Alexander Me
Kim who claim proceeds Of the property eoneyd
by deed of day March, 1890 nom Alexander Nc
Bailey, hereby notified TO at
office the City Richmond 10y lOoeloek n NJ on
Thursday 18th October and their claims
And parties notified TO attend on the
day and and place with the accounts or
settlement and the evidence enable to perform The
duties required by the foregoing decree.
Au g-w9w JOHN SHORE Commissioner
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-09

EEEHL'S VEH UIFJGE.
ThNS MEDICINE has been pfcpaed hy The subscriber Tor
many and hls been eSien4vey used with The
ct faa remedy Dr destroying AMI lnR
from cheg and grown persons. perfectly and mid
m operation and mly b. ~ infants n with perfect
fay and family should be- without vial IN The House IT,
reputation b. constantly and hundreds n certificates n
~ astonishing efficacy might be Obtained u deemed unnrccF
lr, single tfal VIII prove u advertised
Tor TIE fret ume. Che repeated of numerous persons
who have witnessed wDuder' DncctsJ with Of extend
b. benz widely. Prepared anil spdhy
GEO ~. kEERf. Druggist Baltimore.
And nf sale by SAMUEL. T.. DOVE
aug-U Agent Tor Richmond Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-09
A CARD.
30 COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND FARMERS.
]. f.. WATKINS,


4 Fcic Doors dJ0re tie Bell TdrerH, on ne Opposite
Side, Main Street.
NEOULD embrace the present opportunity to
w INFORM CorSrEY MERCHANTS and others who may
Market for the purpose of purchasing goods that his
Boots, SHOES sc. for the Fall Trade,
VIII be- carefully selected by Mr. C. L.
employ and has had considerable experience
IN is branch Of business His stock having been purchased 10y
leaving orders for their Mandatory early July which pre-
the advance Good, his line. Will enable
To offer them 10 - ceut less than he could they lad been
purchased at later datcwhoh difference Of small cons
H.- object business intends using
every proper means Tor the accomplishment Of shat object and to
further his purpose proposes Offering Goods prices
VIII make to the interest Of purchasers to call ami examine his
lie ms r,cevcdper various Steamboats, from Philadelphia sel.
Nassau and yncburr New York and Scrs Wave, Isaac
Townsend and Texas from Boston portion Of his Fail stock OF
which the following comprises part
Genemens hno calf Boots made by Miles son let 9d and ID
DO do do Of other manufacturers
Men's calf Boots pcssed an article warranted
Do s N'% Water Too of G different quality p
Genemcn Gne cali Booces Manufactured by Miles Son,
Mems fine calf Booiees Of qualities
DO DO Nip do both scwed and pesgei warranted
DO Coarse Brogans, sewel and pegged
Boys Bootces Of different qualities
LADIES' SHOES.
Ladies' French Morocco Bu-tina flannel lined
DO French Morocco Walking ~ Ties. .,slel superior both
rights and efts aud strashts
Do Do KID Eo'''' Morocco | ao + % s aS ~'o'
Do sealWinr f. Ties straps 1crcnt qualities
DO Leather Walking Busn- and straps Of different qualities
DO nd and &. Morocco Slipper. French
DO DO do LIT, I'd 81 and iih qualities
DO Black Cater Buskns waking Shoes, superior article
DO Black ani coloured Bu-kiu5 Slippers
MISSES SHOES.
Misses French Morocco Booices a prime article
DO undrcs.ed do DO. something for
DO dressed and uud.c.scd Morocco Eu.sius do
DO Leather Boots ami Shoes Of different qualities
Chidrens dressed and unIressed Morocco Bootees
Do do Ankle Ties
DO BoDtecs OF various other qualities
Infants Boo'ccs vcry handsome
Leather Travelling Trunks OF different
Hair Trunks Carpct Bars. &c.
81 Additional will be received during scasan-a
share ~ public patronage b. solicited.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-09
REMOVED.

BRANNAN & co.'s Old Dominion Clothing store, tothe op
- posc and facing the Franklin Hotel John
Earcys Old stand south side OF Main ID House from Governor
rect.
We would embrace this opportunity and method 81 making
known Richmond vicinity and the state that
constantly keep hand Clothing OF all kind anil more cse
ally for the and approaching which viii sell NJ
reduced prices We respectfully invite all to call and IN
stock whether they the goods not Au goods
sold by that do be returned anu
n. money refunded az An goods Warranted a2u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-09
PAPER HANGlNGS.

TENHE subscriber has the pleasure of informing
II ls friends public generally that he has received his
Spring supply American Paper Ilangng consisting
Gilt Satin. fseo and Common Payers with splendid asso
Borders which will be both in Town
aud Country and the best
WILLIAM BOOrH,
a holm, he Excl nnrc Ramk
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-09

NRGINIA-M Superior Court OF Chaneery Rich,
nond Circuit, held the Capitol, City Richmond
Monday, June 20, iSi3
James Kelly surin Ireland William Kelly OF
CaTrck SUR Ireland, onora Kelly Ann Kelly, Catlarine
Kelly and Bridges Kelly the said William brother
said James the said lonora Gathering bridges being his
sisters and Ann Walls of Ireland all being
cousins OF Edmund Walls deceased late of the City Richmond
m the state OF Virginia, Pitts.
Against
William Williams and Richard H. IIaSan Edmund
Walls deed ncns
This day heard par
ties ON the h replication AMI exhibits and argued
by Counsel On consideration whereof the Court appca
ton of the Plaintiffs doth order and require that all
claims Edmund Walls. Defendants shall
exhibit the to the Court settlement before day
the next January Term aml doth direct order Published
In one OF the printed the City Richmond and
nucd therein for eight weeks aud be posted the door OF
Courthouse OF the County enco and also the door OF
Courthouse of the City OF Richmond Court days
IN sS-w0w CoPy-Tesie: WM. e. SANDS, &. e.
VIRGINIA AT Rules held In the Clerks Office
pcroT Court of Cancery for the Richmond Circuit thrd
day Of July, lsi3.
Daniel Brown, BENJAMIN Pamore, Thomas MeauS, Mary
Morrison, William w. Mosby, Colin Clarke and Charles l..
Mosby
Against
liticbeuy II. Mosby Charles a. Hall and others Dcts
The defendants above named having entered their appearance
and given security according Act of Assembly and the Rules
Of u Court and appearing evidence, they
not inhabitants OF this Commonwealth II ordered That the
sad defendants DO appear be
Monday October aud ball Plaintiff
published CITY Of Rcond. successfully.
and posted At the front door of the Capitol
Copy-rcstr.
ia se-v9w wM. g. SANDS. e. q.