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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-24
ExrR.cr of n letter. dat,d
KING GEORGE CousrY, VA, Oct. l6, 1s.

king GEORGE COUNTY, VA, Oct 10, 1913
fearful mort,lhy hes ragged in this section of our
connty Many have been the victims, and many
still il-snme of them dearest friends and connex
IONS. You have heard already Of the deaths Of NJ
John Berry, and Mr.. Thomas Berry, highly estimable
and esteemed citizens and of Mrs. Besey Qusenberry,
whose praise is on every tongue. Mrs Ellen G Dade.
he fond wife Of Mr. Lawrence T. Dade, has also de
uar,ed this ransory hle and gone happier world
above aiedora S,iih, the young and beautiful, has
sunk INTO tie silent tomb. Mr. John Cliff, his wife
and their three children, all died the course Of
or three days Mr.. Cash, and bis wife, were laid SIDE
by side. May Heaven console the afflicted, and relieve
The sick and Suffering The disease rs the Congestive
Fever in its worst form. We hope that The disease
has stricken its deadlest blows, and that it will soon
pass away-l3le1andria Gazette.
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laI.s5I SOB lOl ,G9l ,53l


The decline in The imports was The eject oil me Re
venue Tariff OF - per centum, imposed upon af'e'eS
prey,ous,. free, by the Tariff OF the extra session.
which ven, into operation September J, le4l'-
The efiec, Of Tariff upon each article - seen "
,,h,s ,.bshed by US on the 9Th inst The prac-
,ic,I efrt upon the whole trade of the country Is
ev,nced N this liable before u.s. which we hno' 'na
he eYporls of domestic produce had decheo s"''e
fourteen millions Of dollars, because the usni equ
y.Isnt N imports was excluded by even twenty PEI
cen,up duty This Tariff law has fallen WIN the
greatest severity upon the French trade, from
the IMPORTS declined 81 900 900 in one year, consisting
mostly of silks wors,ed stuifs and linens, on Whieh
dnv If % per cr,;,um laid, they being before 'ee
The ., o,-ts 10 France show corresponding aecI"e'
because there being less imports OF French eooos INV
the United States ,hee less produce required 10
ne purchased To make remittances IN return Inc ue
cline was mostly IN the articles al whaieDone 'opacco
a nd animal PRODUCES This the result OF me 10"
revenue Tariff oil 20 per centum, which was necessary
for The support Of the Government The terrible oe
cline in trade which has taken place this year, mas oeen
the inevitable result of raising the duty to an average
of sc per cent Oue has scarcely patience IN exam"-
mo a table like the above, contemplate the rum "'"
tpnly brought upon the trade OF na'ioh py rune
eri> laon In three successive years, thp exports na'e
fallen off until IN !,i2, they were 81 oo' wv ,esS
than IN 1910 The Imports III oue year Tel S%o,ooV
0o0 aud have declined $50 900 more IN tue present
year II is gravelv alleged, tiat TINS oesuacuo" W
rnrnmeree Is ior The benefit 81 the country ne rH
oor,s to ENGLAND have fail.a nf 81 OG0cOo, wh'ie
he imports Sl2 0GG,oe0 less than IN io4'.
rade 10 the colonies The other hand, IS on Tue 10
crease having doubled IN five years. while the imports
INTO III. u States from the colonies have declined Az
oer cent in the same period The imports and exports
rom nd to the Brush Colonies IN SIX years. nave oeeh
rs follows:
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COMPLETION OF TUE Central RAiLRoaD.-A Bar
bacue, 10 winch s Georgia is invited will be gwen
THIS day By ihe OF Macon, celebration OF the
pi.tmn of the Central Railroad from Savannah to
II hal city. Tine road occupies line OF 9S miles TO
Macon. The Monroe Railroad progresses % miles fur
,her the city of Grin, extending the line 2o6 miles
Forty one miles more, which is already graded, will
complete the Monroe Railroad to the State line; and
when the - miles of that work finished, which wants
but ,,le than the iron, the whole length of the
road from Savannah 10 the terminus OF the State Road
s;l he ahot $50 ,nies 1t is almost beyond The cal
curI,uu Of to estimate the amount OF trade which
wisl bc drawn from the West, a"d the country along
the ne into this channel Of transport 10 Sagannah =
Al sas, if the roads prudenilv managed Bn there
hes the rub I'VE have rival IN The Charleston and
Hamburg and Georg,a Riroacs. whose measures
marked wl'h the kecnes; cIrcumSpcctior; and unless
.hey promptly and energe''caily met with like pru
dance The part Of the managers of orr roads, of
course We must expect that the bulk IF the trade i'll
take that drec'ion.[ Grfn,l "a J6ersonian, Oct 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-24
RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG & POTOMAC RAILROAD,
temptation of The Railroad to .7quta Creeh -Cnrt-

RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG & POTOMAC RAILROAD,
temptation of The Railroad to .7quta Creek -Onri-
called Expedition ,-Reduc'ion Of Rates TO
Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, DC.
THE Richmond and Potomac Railroad Compa
ny hereby that their aioad was completed To the
Potomac 10Th November and that travellers are now
conveyed Richmond and Washington at all OF
year. Railroad Cars and Steamboats, leaving Richmond al
&, A. NJ, precisely, instead Of IL as heretofore.
Of paying their fare heretofore Ia Fredericksburg
only board the Potomac Steamboat ana al
Washington tickets the Railroad Once,
Washington and Baltimore. The fare III this way III
he les than paid separately portions Of the route
Richmond and the Northern ces, wiz De
reduced ~ follows:
Whole fare between Richmond and washington, - .'p
DO do. Baltimore. { co
DO do Philadelphia, by the IN mn
and FrenClown railroad and steamboat line.)
Or by Peek and Lofr's Line, ~
perceived from the abnve that the charges by te
liold The aud hay boats with
The advantage greatly Increased cfpedtionl
yeil.r> by the railroad reaching Washington ~ Bii
TWELVE, and Philadelphia IN rms,rr osE hours after
Richmond and ar,iring Philadelphia c're frares 6y
The Rirrr and Bay Boats here ictf -f'rfok
No charge for children under three years "i uue
twelve years of age, half price, a Cor e1 nro. ha price
July ls 4-wly Smperinttndent If 7ra"sporfot'oH
NR. OAKLEY's COMPOUND DEpURArIvE SYRUP, for
~ Srroula Kings Evil obstinate Eupos nt Inc
skin Pmpes Ps,nes The Face Scalv Ernp"ns Chonc
Renmasui letter, Syphtic symptoms ana al disorders ans
from impure stale of the blood, nndc"s Use oil mercury,
| &c. &C.
This Medicine extensively used in the United States
benefit Scrofa Mercural Diseases ana IN All
| Rr.pixG, June, 1880
We undersigned having frequently used oakle,s Com
pound Depu,ave syrup, the oi our prlcice WIN de
| asa sunerior urenara,ion n. H. MIfHLENBERG, VI. H.
| SOLOMON G. BIRCH, do.
The above valuable preparation for sale by GAfNoR
| LYELL Agents for the Proprie or
| ec.3l 7l-wly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-24

These ATE suic., 1T 10 show th~ progress OF borrow.
inc These lpaus only patching The d'sor1uise5
iinances the inherent disease OF winch party
strife and consists sacrificing the welfare OF the
p,,i,n and the interests oil the Government 10 fan
c,ed protection to one class of persons. The present
Tariff thus TAR has yielded upon duiabe goods nett
revenue Of So So per centum and The Iaiifi OF 1883
yielded revenue OF 30 per cent, showing 'ha' the
present Tariff Is quite was that IN per
cenlage, and infinitely Ia connection with cash
duties and The currency.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-24

The reduction, j, will be observed, s immense; yet
in 1879 being year in which duties were lower than
IN any year since 1904, the balance due the United
States from Grea, Biian is SD 0oo,OO0, or 4O per
cent of The whole xports from Great Britain 10 the
limited States! No stronger proof than this can De
adduced of the beneficial effects upon the whole inter-
es,s of the Union, than Of low Tariff and dea'
currency.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-24
TOBACCO Is FRANCE.

The correspondent: Of the National Inel!igencer,
from late official report, gives the most important
facts connected with Government monopoly of the To-
bacco trade
"Many particulars of the recent report of the di.
rectors Of the tobacco admnisrae rtgie deserve no
lice for your readers The preliminary statements fill
IL quaro pages. Five only of the So departments Of
France yield the plant. There 10 royal establish
ments for the whole quantity, domestic and foreign,
manufactured of which considerably the greater part
is foreign, chiefly American. OF inrtyfve millions
pounds IN leaf, procured by the Administration in
ISL, twenty SIX were exotic. About thirty six NIL
hons arc worked mp annually thirty three for smoki
and snuifing. The mean cost of The leaf 10 the Go.
vernment is franc aud nlne per kiosranme, y
pounds il sells at nearly six francs. Last year the
profit for the treasury was seventy four millions Of
francs. The tax is paid ~i,hou, murmur saith the
report it may be regretted that The poorer classes do
not spend their earnings article nutritious
useful but the State, adds the official oracle, has
right to draw much possible from the source Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-24
MISCELLANEOUS.

rro,n ne u,neu .7rticfe Of the Neto York Herald,
0 tober 10
The little esprit" ,he import trade when teoh
place during the part Of The third quarter Oh .e
presen, year, has ceased The noble pasSs Are
;mn,r,ed. falling, suasct,ng holders 10 losses ms
Temporary Improvement in trade, threw small amount
nr money INTO the Treasury Department. and IN some
dsor.e. diminished wants The revenue ana eA-
II the e. States for the year ending Janua
w. lS42 as follows:
IIx,r,n STATES Rrvr<rE ASH EXPENDITURE FOR
rur YEAR Ici2:
:, Revenue sis Isl ,9o5 &c
Public lands, i', 80, ,.n -.
M,scs lianrouS,
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srrr,rns IS WESTERN VIRGIN. The Parke.s

bur. Gazette Of the 23i ult. says "Near 40 German
rmirran,s have arrived at this place within The las,
tw or three days, destined for section Of country
sonr So miles above this place. the Little Kanaw.
IA Ryer. That these enigrans will be satisfied with
The land there, we have not The slightes; doubt. We
nave been informed hy persons living in the ncghbo-
hood, that The upland is o! The best quay-excellent
FOR whpat-and that il is well wa;ered Satisfied as
We are that good bargains can be obtained in this
section of Western Virginia as III any other part of
the county, we gra;.fsd 10 these people about
10 settle here. We confident others will soon fol
low: for. when those here find that they have mol
beer deceived Their friends will b. app.ised # il, aud
induce. to puchlss Lands here, instead Of goin, far
,ber West and firing worse
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-24
DNEvCC
sE - 9 .
-, 80 n,u pITrrc ,yoEp.
"MucH yrT gEMsI>S u>sUH'

SPEAK NOT TO niM a BITTER WORD.
Wouid'st thou "A wandcrer rec am,
A w;id aud restless init tame
che. IN. warm flow of youthful blood,
An! cad 4 lcs, enc back 10 Col:
Pans, ii ihY spirits "rith b. stirred
Speak not II n.u hi'ser I'd
Snras nu,--tda, b,it-r VOID mr: b
The stamp thai seals HI destiny.
II widely hs hath Gone a,ilay,
And dark Hccs, hath marked ms way
,Tisntri!-ht.i sci beware.
R.,ofn iau.t come with kindly ca'ci
FORBID lhv pl:tin. iip> 10 o,"rc,
-,ys-in the mes al ..:,le love;
IN ueli n ~ u younc hear' hath erred,
SPEAK m, 90 rim b ter word.
The ,wer.nr fEuSn n viii nor hear,
IN. yennim. 4 cni.tn.s VII not hear
The a:den, :. irit " u 80, brook
The singing ,coih Of sharp rchuke;
Tnou would, no g"ai th1 restless s'esu'
-, c,lf.l HI, iitr or eli -ch his speed:
Then let not angry tones hr heard
Sn-ak m, u him butter word.
Go kindly 10 htm--In Ike HIM feel,
Y,nr heart yea rs decay Tor his veal;
,r,llni.n tn- dtue-rs hi X tia iay
A,uuni his ''.sIiriy tcvion> way.
So shall thou win .iim-clll him back
Foo, al Ell sn - -tn"olh ,edu tive track,
Aul w"nin. thni hast mildly gwen,
MAY gu de the wandcrcT ~ 10 tieaH-n.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-24

inns immense MAJ ket Tor agricultural products ha'
,roun y, entirely since 1925 There is an excess
yearly of - 900 0o0 due the United States, mostly
or -four and PROVISIONS, which paid Tor by bits on
England The balance due from England direct 10
this country is also about 81 900, making cash
nalance OF about 1900 GEO due the United states
rom Great Britain being The excess of her purchases
of American produce of the purchase OF the unltrd
States from her, in year of the lowest operation oil The
COMPROMISE act This the actual state OF traoe
between Great Britain and the u IN year oil COM
paratvely TRIVIAL duties on English imports lnere are
y.,v Ex psrsons who unders,an nd The real operation OF
the Compromise act That &C, provided for reduction
from the high dues of the tariff OF lol2, every tw"
wears un,ll du,ss reduced to an average OF ~
per cent The operation Of that tar'f IS seen III 'ir
toowng table Of actual duties opon leading hhghSo
products IN each year
al reorsm Duties uyvn articles under Tic Compromise 7e
Cos, pr. Years of reduction und-r ael Of i-Ss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-24

AMERICAN PRovIsInSs.-We observe statement IN
the New York Journal OF Commerce that quantity OF
American provisions has recently been shipped from
that mort 10 Liverpool, and The remark is made that all
the commodities sent, except The flour, are new
articles of export to great Britain sent forward IN con-
sequence of the recent modification of the British Ia
iT We nocpd some time ago that a quantity OF pro-
visnrs pat up w,'h great care expressly for the Fog
sh market, Ind been shipped by house IN this city
with favorable result; and at The same time pub
shed an extract Of letter stating that the superior
nu,rv Of the provisions and the excellent manner IN
which they were packed, had done much TO overcome
In, strong pr. JUDGE existing agninst them. TINS pre-
,d;ce being Gnce removed there IS doubt that large
and profitable trade vii, be carried on The statement
IN IN. Journal of Commerce - us follows:
TRADE WITH ESGLASD One of our packet ships
now loading Tor Lvetpnol, has board the following
articles, winch compose her cargo SO far, VIZ;
300 hbls fl nr,
650 bhls lard,
.i00 frk,ns butter,
GaA casks and boxes OF cheese,
80 spermaceti oil,
= invoices, about ~ tons measure of clocks
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to CU"tWTY .HFFf6iHNtS HHU Tut WtTH.
f. WATklASa few doors above the Bell Tavern on the
opposite SIDE Main street. would embrace the present oppo
uny nfm and Others who may visit TINS
for the o urchas goods that his stock Of
BOOTS, SHOES. &c,
Fall trade VIII he been carefully select
ed BY M G. L. Denison, who his employ and has had
considerable experience In this branch Of business His stock
purchased by leaving order, for slr manufacture
early July, which was prrvnu the advance in price on
in his line, III enable him sell ten fifteen per cent
he could hr had purchased later date, which
difference Of no small cons deration.
His object being 10 establish himself i'll business he intends
means for the accomplishment OF that 0bec
and further his purpose, offering his goods al sncf
prices will make 10 The interest OF purchasers TO call and CT
anime his Stock.
fIe received portion of hs Stock and will continue TO re
ccive by various arrivals during the season.
Sent 33-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-24
r.n v,,,,. q.,;l, IF nv. y. Herald, Oct. H.,

from tic Money .7rtide IF The " J. Herald Oct ~
The sock mark, presented better feeling today
and prices generally improved. Ohio 6s !; Illinois j.
Harlem /: Paersou Railroad fell /.
A, lhe n.y board there far business with
better feeling
We recently published The comparative imports INTO
the United States FOR ISL aud 1912 The following
are the imports and exports from, aud 10 each country
for three years:
Imports and Exports Of The tn'ted States, from and to
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-24

r UMP AND GROUND PLASTER.-The undersigned will
L. keen al the Warehouse head Of the Basin. constant
mi and for SALE Lump and Ground Plaster the latter WIN
ground Richmond Of the pures, and best qualify
and warranted such will be taken the selection
of the article preparation and customers be assured
that only will The article be free from all impurities hui e
he charged Farmers and dealers
Plaster requested make trial. and is expected thes
will not he disappointed.
MEAL will also be kept for sale, by wholesale retail
JAMES NJ. SCOTT.
g, 3d-w3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-24
CHARLES LGMSDEN

Az well as Spectacle Classes every crpon fit in frames
He great pains selection &" his Spectacle Gasst-
and hr assures hi friends his Glasses of The very hest
quality well aud perfectly polished and o'n ms Know
ledge Of The Science Of Optics aud e structure OF Tue eye ne
prepared proper advice choosing STec
acles Glasses All viii he dSpoet II! "h rtas"na
pet,sh,rg ne, - lsa2 l3-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-24

At meeting of the Episcopal Convention of lndI-
ana, on the 29ih of September, the Rev. Thomas Al
knson OF Baltimore, mated and confirmed as
The Bishop of Indiana. Mr. Atkinson has but recently
been appointed Rector of ST Peters Church in this
ety. and his acceptance of the high charge to which
he is called by the Church Of Indiana, would cause re.
grei among his pensioners here.
THIS is The third Of The Episcopal Cergymen Of Bal.
tlmore tina, has been appointed Bishop in that Church
The Rev Mr.. Johns TO Virginia, the Rev. MIR Henshaw
to Rhode l.lnnd, and the Rev. Mr.. Atkinson TO
Indlana.-fB Bali. Pat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-24

Saadtcich Islands.
Ry the arrival Of thr schooner Juniata, from Vera
Cruz we have received flies OF papers from Tie city 81
Mexico 10 the 23d ult inclusive. The ne@sirom Mex
leo IS OF lllle ,pofiance but The following announce
u,snt made by The Courier Francals Of the 23d, ls
important:
I'VE receive the subj ,ined intelligence from an au.
,hen,ic and trustworthy source:
"Oa the Goth July lest, Admiral Thomas, command
ing r. B NJ. Ship DUBLIN, arrived before Honolulu.
lie nnnuI'ed every thing that Lord raurt had done'
and reestablished the authority Of KING Kamehame-
ha III. On the 3lst Jay, the Hawa'an flag was due.
played, and was saued with 81 guns by The forts oil
Honolulu and by the Dublin, Carysfort, and Hayafd,
as we'll as the American irigae Constellation In our
next number, we shall publish an account of circuni-
stances which brought about this restoration
A singular incident occurred al magnificent bal
given the Presidential Palace in Mexico, on the ia
1lt in celebration of The Anniversary OF the Victory Of
Tamoco over the SpaniaFds. The ball room was de
coraied with The flags of other nations conquered by the
1-xcans on various occasions. Among these trophies
was an English flag, which, had been taken from Tie
TEXANS Tie BRUSH Charge Aiiafes, VINO was pre-
sent al the ball. became indignant at oeholding the
British standard in the midst OF these evidences oil
Mexican iriumphs aud insisted upon us oeing removed
His request not being Immediately complied with, he
left the ball room, followed by every Engishman pre-
sent.
We hope. saws The Courier Francois, that this in
cdent which doubtless arose from some mistake, will
not be attended by serious consequences
The Minister Of Finance has made known decree
Of the President in virtue OF which, the departure OF
the various eondueas sent from Mexico and San LOUIS
Po,osi 10 Vera Cruz and Santa Anna dc Iamaulipas,
is positively fixed without any delay whatever, for
every fourth mont-that s, on Inc Isl January, Isl
March, and Isl September.
By another decree all sums Of nancy sent from the
interior TO the different ports in Mexico are subjected
to duties of circulation and importation, whether des-
tined to leave The country not This decree virtually
abolishes former ordinance, prescribing hxed dny
Of per cent, on the circulation and per cent the
expectation of money.
As far as can be ascertaned, the elections for Con-
gress have resulted somewhat unfavorably to Santa
Anna There are three candidates for the Presidency,
viz francisco Eloriaga, Juan lgnacio Godoy, and
Manuel R.neore Whether they will all run in oppo-
ston to Santa Anna, we do not learn
TYer Orleans Bee, Oct. IT,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-24

The State Elections this year, which take place
after the present month, follows: Michigan
elects Governor, three members of Congress, and
members of the Legislature the 9Th of November.
Mississippi, Nov. 6th and 9TH, Governor, four mem
hers of Congress- and members for vacancies in
The Legislature Massachusetts, Nov. 18Th, Go
vernon, members of the Legislature and four members
AZ Congress, TO fill vacancies.
These complete the list of elections for representa-
tves the 18th Congress, with the exception OF Mary
land where the State has not been Distracted and no
Ia W has been PASSED directing the elections That L.
nlsla,ure does no, until the last Monday in De-
cember 81 that the State will be unrepresened until
some time in January.
There are also vacancies in Maine and Vermont 10
be filled a, special elections Mobile Register.
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s3,i9i,C73 o,

Deficit, Supplied by loans, s34sho'3 "
The loan of S5o00,09o, made in the early part OF
the wear afforded The OF meeting tins cshc and
supply par, of that o. fourth quarter, which has
been some what lr>ssnrt ty the Temporary revival OF
imports, which has again erased TAe fiscal year now
ENDS June 80 IS44. al which time there will be
IMPORTANT d.tici-Hc revenue, unless, at the coming
session. the appropriations greatly reduced There
is very Iit,le prospec, Of IN the Customs
and on the first ot JanIary, lSi3 the o612916 8,
Der cent stock borrowed IN lS4l, MIST bs net, and
provision must made al the coming session OF Con.
gre.s 10 1t is thus very clear, from the whole
state OF affairs that Congress, al the Extra Session
called IN loI0, purpose Ito organise the finances OF
the Government aud provide permanently Tor rs
d,ture" has utterly failed to effect that object Sc
RES of loans to meet temporary difficulties, has been
persisted IN The Si2O0o,00O was first ordered, aud
small amounts sold AT :, 81 and per cent interest
Tn. balance could nat b. sold all To supply It IN
February, Isle more Treasury notes we're ordered, at
6 Der cent interest In August, lci2, another supply
OF Treasury notes was oei-ret. Ia January, lo43,
So O00 0G0 OF a 6 pr stock was sold In June,
lo43 81 uo0o0o Of per cent stock was sold 10 re-.
deem per cent, Treasury notes a new loan o,
Treasury notes has been granted, but the recovered
confi, nee ia The Government stock, and the aoun
dance of money! enables the Secretary 10 issue them
without interest The issues, may, therefore, be
called continuation Of that mode Of supplying deficits
in the Treasury which has been operation tor years,
al lower rate al interest ,han ever before The sup
Plies OF ,r Treasury, at ditfsren, times, have been
obtained as follows:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-24

4 MRs. HARRIET LYNCH and Miss SARAH BtUGN.
Take nouoc, that shall on thr lbh day u the Pfrut
month"; Ueiohtr pnwhaiiu Court house M the state IT N
between the hour of O'clock ~ W. ana sunset ~ at
day take the dispositions oi Col Samuel ra1e ard otlcfs Ia
read Chanoery depending m thc CHcst
Superior and Chance'y Po" tatan
which plaintiff and Richard t. Graves, Adm ni.raof Il @
ward F. Baurh deceased yourselves and Others defend
The drp1>itons shat! not he cnnpd
on the day aforesaid shall continue from day Ia dd,
hours, the place. Ia take the SAID dr
stions, until they ,leed. = ~
EDWARD F. BAUGII, Js.