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New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-26


SA>p's PARIf1-scRoFUL dis@1sct nv ni,e
'if tttt t"tts I'D, tu, Scrofu.. siam OF NOV
seH,ts b. very stsntag sf appears uEtsr efst
'3f't'y q" ioHt, rom IA. S.!gest deytiOu from easth
'=A"'- - 81 nrlt a., --ner. Lses3 One ol us NOS
cofmop 10 ms 'uecu!ar ihtSis riinonss cngsuihi
toh o t7 i1e l,ease OF the p ard kueJ lat and e
i'>D fe j fu!s ot the seek and otier a'ts % 'h
"o"S tx rF'-nc- las sow:i S4aiA's sarsapiIiItt V
cefr yf M iHyriefzte cOmrl,i5t sn GIGas ih,'ihe
y - bfj' ~ re'g ,iag hath and lie Wieje the Ffai a
iad "n'9st eJ F'o ITS PREPARATION and Iretia' cota.
IL" VI u 'te1 isffol- sul-tL t oiat.s oy Ietao
N if fSt % &C. Huellthy action from t!- diseased OIL -
'hoSntIas reaiy scton place AID St'ias oHr 70 49,
-e.e:a! .vsEtes Of thgsy ysttIn- s.v
Fr cnE rvidefce superior value and eA1'
se cftif t,eS luoiI he'd t.s snt other eity parf'
Prepared d sOt, wholesale lld retail, aud for ~
y A. g.. SANDS * co, Druggists. tGranfte 6nidiesl
272 Broadway Cha.nbeTx>reet New YORK S1
,lso b. a 3. d. SANDS . Ful,ousf-et aud =. 20 81,
6roafway. corner OF Sarket-stret Price 81 Eer eoIs -
bottles Tor 81 Original documents may been seen al o"
The certain for disrrhe, and bower epr
plants Ia DR.. FLEsiisGs INDICATED DiARsHGA IAh -
rhis Caudy -de from his celebrated Quaker Balm -
IS OF vegetable substance, and is failing care i ~
above coplaicts II IS put up IN packages sui'Shie VI,
v-tI, AID pleasant as Peppermint Candy ~. IA
Candy cffecuaI remedy for Worms both 10 children az
ataits fhis article has b--u kr fail m aa -
"a, II mas been tried and worthy Of the ate"uoa
al uio.hers particularly those VINO have young cI!dfep
WORTHY the attention of merchants from the coanssy
here are but ir" El-fchants yet who purchased
distance. IS thoe who s., rurcI5s. wall rnos @
tn ltis sold wholesale and retail Dr. C9,e
ofce l35 Sassau-stet, 217 Hudson-s-et e0s
III Eighth avenue l2tst I'd aveaae IA
lem, New'fofki aad (, Randel, Jersey City.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-26

GF The Loco Focos of JEFFERSON County
have in Convention resolved that they are in ia.
vor of resun,iag the construction of the unfin.
ished State Works, especially the Black Rice,
Canal, soon the State Finances are relisred
from the c'n5awGSSments occaSioned By Wing
oscenaaney, Considerato souls the embarrass
ments you speak OF were only caused by vigor
ously prosecuting these very works; they have
long sipcc disappeared altogether. Newly ork
Six per cents are now 81 per cent. above par, and
vet you talk OF Financial embarrassment Ii any
man among you could borrow all the money he
chose to take at six per cent. and get such pre-
MUM over the face of his notes, you would n,
think his financial condition much TO be pi,icd.
Oh no, sirs you know that nine-tenths Of your
party are opposed 10 completing the unfinished
State Works at any time, and you only use this
language to humbug your own citizens who are
inclined to bolt at the Stop policy. Very good
whip them in another year, and let them see
what they get by it.
u The Erening Post has list of Demo-
cratic papers favorable 10 Convention TO amend
the State Constitution" from which THE Tals.
uNE is most ungratefully omitted We survive.
however, and shall go for the Convention, in
moderate way, on our own hook
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-26

a, night-he mad filed up one sink hole near the
bio one about the middle of the road toward ron
Golden before the murder in the spring. Castnef
mt the rails In the sink hole. Sometime after
fell in-I saw him pu, them in-there were : Q.
8 rails Two were poles Garter was at Castnefs ;
couple OF times last spring with grain, he was IN n
the house then half an hour perhaps-cant tel!
how long it was before the murder-they dlo
the cooking in the cellar kitchen-there was :
wooden bar to fasten that-the door to the large
end of the store-house was fastened by an IRON
bol,-when they were examining witnesses IN
Mr.. Carter's case at Washington | was not sent
for bat came over-no one asked me to come
Mr.. Carter spoke TO me then-he told me II /
knew any thing to tell lt-he gave me % cents
don't remember that he said any thing when nc
gave it to mel stayed there two or three hours
he didn't talk to me any more. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-26

Now insane. 4 successor must be choSea
Hannegans seat it is said, will be contested by o. h.
Smith, Whir.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-26

Somebody having circulated in louisiana
story that Mr.. Calhoun was in favor OF real Free
Trade, such as the Free Trade Association OF
this City consistently contends for one OF nus ao-
,,;-erc u,ro,e r. the Carolinian for contradiction
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-26

u The Firemen's Cemetery at Mount Hope,
Rochester. is to be dedicated this day, Goth be,
ing the anniversary of the confagra,ion al Cur.
tis's buildings, al which John Cation and Geo B
Benjamin members of the Fire Department were
killed
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-26

p-T WILLIS has some clever touches in to-day s
New Mirror-we presume To Miss Violet Maby
at Saratoga is full OF such, though of sort we
do not appreciate. There are some good Recol-
lcctons of John Randolph and far-sceming
Chinese Romance But we are heartily tired Of
these Weekly Engravings, and pronounce them
unworthy of their company. They remind Us of
the dialogue of two oyster-peddlers Bill what
did you give for that hoss}' Twenty shiIlin :
Oh shaw mhy did MT y0a pay fire dollars and
get good one I've wish the Mirror would
put the cost of its four plates month into one.
J BRMruwMrE's RETROSPECT OF PEAcrlcAL
MEDICINE AND SURGERY. Part VIII. has just been
issued by Adee & Estabrook, l07 Fulton-st. 1t
is work of great value to the Profession 50 a
year in advancc.l a carefully revised edition OF
all the previous numbers is now ready. Price 50.
9j''' A Full and True Statement Of the Ex-
animation and Ordination OF hlr. ARTHUR CAREY.
taken from the Churchman with an Appendix
has Just been published in neat pamphlet of llG
pages, by ]. \. Sparks, 1919 Nassaust.
~ B1AcxwooD's MAGAZINE Tor August has
just been issued in The form Of the original, bear
ufuly printed by J. Mason. 1t is in all but It's
Toryism the best magazine published in the Eng
lish tongue
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-26

u The NEw-JsRsEy MIRROR, sspirited Wing
paper at Mount Holly, n. J. has been enlarged
and beautifed. Ii is jealous for HENRY CLAY a.
is every Wing paper in NewJersey.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-26

y" The Columbia Tenn Observer says that
the Locos in that vicinity claw off from Van Blu.
rem since the Election, and are coming out for
Gen. Cass for President
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-26

u The Philadelphia Gazette of last evening
in reference to the reported case of yellow fever
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-26
United States Senate.

1t being now certain, from the result Of the
election in Tennessee, that the majority of the
United States Senate will be Whig we give the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-21

Tpy Or,l.-TEi< Is beautiful annual, prepared ~ { +"
and bearing on is u:c page the name OF y; ! W h'is ~ 49, 80
The contributions are from "atinus ,eH-, ana on 80" : 80 o,,h
h,i ,Itev are Of spslt and tendency to nfoho" 'tfiH y 49,
ti,h osn,rl;,cus. aad kOly resolves, and Therefore i"' OF W
do good a. well as ornament the table. me llcsoi.S' .nt,
Mons ore handsome. Ta- tronusptecr i 4 mezz"thtom Chlr
walking on lie Sea,"-a subject full al inrri:aiiVh' =" = =
.,n,,Inn,ate Ina, seen, wlih"u: sensations oil deep e'no'iot' u
m. midst or The new days da"n,a as u ne were u y" Wv
s.i,S,a,,, il sren walking upon the troubled wavc-S"m"@, "e
cause grief aud terror uus; he Ppreached-coni,iis npon ~ .'"i i
IJ.I y-,,er.. because the source a. oar anguish = naae w !"
nm az n,r sn,acr. lut the subject impar'> more 'ntefes'; .
iras, Ia ~. hy Il CONSTRUCTOR 10 the Opal, whose name we pup',si
from from The book witt slight correction Il PhF9iepha L. 5 Gazette
CHRIST WALKING ON THE SEA.
~ MRS NJ. 7. -. eHa>DLfk.
Fear ngt-t Is L."
IN me dark hours. when the shldes Of night
had gathered sloomiy upon the wave,
And The huge bilfuws' snnwy-cfeSicd hight
Bnt seemed as torches puiG;in. 10 the grave,
Waile the loud surge, winch beat against the shore,
Gave uiterunce Ia lis lcarse voice IN the blas',
The weary mariners stili piled the oar,
Though lost the hope Ia reach the shore III iaSi.
y., toilnr IN, they watched in wild despair
The waters, dg>liug BY in horrid s'ee,
Winnie ,itcir loud shreS>. which rent the troubled ar,
Were lost amidst the roarn. oi the sea-
As thnS they eaxed-ere The fourth watch was past,
rach cheek was blanchcd anew with awful dread,
For, midst the angry hrwiine OF the blast,
They saw a shadoAy form tue "aterS tfcau.
A. vet II nearer drew. & Sotened light
Shnnr Ger the brow, and rouGd III angelic head,
And, thruret the ,'ofmIne Of that fearful night,
They heard his voice, Ills he net AFRAID.
ar IL he ihou. did me come unto thee
One doubling said, who on the iratl ship STOOD
And Jesus answered, .Come;'' aud on the sea
lie walked. aud safely rod IN opposias food.
But when be saw around wave piled ON wave
Ills fears o'ercauir hun, and he. sinking, cried,
aLord. save me. ~ 4 perish. - and Christ gave
Ms hand and raised him "a the vessels side.
So thou. my s~ii, IA the aars hour ot doubt,
shalt 10 tiny Cod lot help aud mercy tam,
non ha,t une waves taai compass thee about,
And, from ht, succor. faith sweet lesson learn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-21
IMPORTANT 10 PHYSICIANS.

Pr0lGpsus ttrt TURN ny EAtcrRdt .dtHhS
nR. RO. THOMPSoN'S PELVIC CORSET AND lIIt
IL ABDOMINAL BANDAGE.-We have completed oar 81
raneenea;sf for manufacturing these instruments, winch Whie
,I!r n TO ;lrni,ha supply adequate Ia ans demand. Tlririncy.
Of appreciation which We constantly receive ron the ~" f
cal n.cn in this city, and from various parts of tile county"
rant W. IN pressing then Claims iof preference upon III N'M''
the medical profession and The public.
PHYSICIANS throughout the Stale are invited to examine tlsT
as we feel satisfied they must BE- convinced of their eNtr'
and applicability. To prevent mistakes i" "fdef'h-' W
brief description Of the two, which will enable any one 10 do
which may be- applicable Ia the case inf whIeh u mas D. WIN
The Pelvic Corset, ior the cuRT oi Prn.apsuS ticfi ana au
ant diseases, T. EASILY adjusted. and : worn ~ ih' i1t"htN
ont any Inconvenience. The pad winch give >ilF~It N'
rral portion of the prlvi> "a part usually lcade, under p'es'.'r
based npDn firm leather, al proper sIzo lHd Shape, neatly
ed; wbich i secured in It's place by Us" >ifag>, %c"mt"'cd ''
mate, ial, 10 which j. added a portion al elastic w"bhiht.
cicnt To answer al the intentions "t elasticity ontcmFa'r'
the use a bardagrs.
Tie Abdominal Banda-c, for the rRryr~TIoN 81 Fr'ts
Itcrl and o;her Weaknesses. admirably adapt> i'~"si "a it i
of the patient, and Is - contu0ed, AMI constructed ~ .nH' "f
rials. ~ Ia allow /, To embrace the entire so.t and rltsttc p"'t"
nj; The abdomen: and. while II suStain> tbc spinal colaun III
most comfortable manner, allows the usmCsi Freedom ct 'tN
every part of the hndy-and can under 10 cucnm,ltuc,s
drawn into wrinkles or folds on The skin-rr">r5'irs h,ir
and giving its support comfortably and generally -thefr's 4'
iHg the objection usually urged against a t"mn'1n ta's'-
which NAV be thrown into wrnkics OF folds, AMI thereby . y
rigid cord. THIS handase u also kept IN pace by meahs" q.
of elastic webbing.
y. y. These Instruments are patented. and TIE ii-e oi zee
tic webbing, a a pat Of The material, + the exclusive ,'-'
pl,,ntee and inventor. We deem II unnecessary 10 dwell a
The advantage lie use Of II IN their manufacture must give 'f
surprising II will be readily conceded ny ai. Inrin'io'h
metallic springs are liable To The Objection, ihai tleF fAielN b ST
TT comfortably ar "cll, nor can they be modified !" ~ '
cunstances "f the case. These nhJtcu"hS are "hN''F '''
IN DR.. 1hoDps"H'S Instruments, A. ih'y eau be- made l.t-"
smaller, ~ desired, with the greatest ease. Aud get another
vantage l., that they can hc Ilal iuf ab1lt nan we li"f
other instruments which are offered. We are .ni'ird % "'
having purchased a right 10 make them WIN a We" "t over.
in. the ohicc ,ions 50 generally urged against instruments ~ a
and. because of the high prices asked for them. hoping tofri
hurse ourselves hy au Increased sile 10y rlaoIE- ibel "ih'N
reach of patients who would otherwise b. trhaued the ns
them; and, 80 far. we are pleased L" say, that our e'f"'iA'
have been realized.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-21

nR. OAKLEY'S COMPOUND DEPtRATlNE SlRtF. Fl
IL The cure of Scroiula or Kings Evil, obstinate Eupucns IA
skin, Plinpleso r Pustules on the Face, Soaly %Eruptun>. Chmg.
Rheumatism, letter, %Syphilitc symptoms, and al disorders +'
ing from an impure state OF the blood ,inludicious use al nrta4r
sc, &C.
THIS Medicine has been extensively used IN the United STAT,
with decided benefit, in Scroilla, Mercurial Diseases, aud n n
cases OF an liberated character.
Rg.oi<G, June, lsM
We. the undersigned, having frequently used oakley coa
pound Dcputativc syrup, IN the course Of our praclier "lh de-
rttrd beneficial results, cheerfully recommend II 10 tNe t4cHHs
a . a stnarior nrroaraiion. II. II. Muii.ENBEEt;, " l
SOLOMON q. BIRCH, d.
JOHN Il. OTTO, do
The above valuable preparation for sale by CANOE :
LYELL. Agents for the Propri- or
one door above the Bell Ta,rt
p.e Al .i-Ws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-21
fE,on tbe pcun,yIron,o,,

The snbjoincd article, which is very spiritedly and
graphically written, is 10 be taken as a glance into flu
turity, and as a sketch, not of what has happened, but
of that which, in the writer's opinion, is likely TO occur
l. $ an anticipation of war and glory, for tie sake Of
tnc key 10 The Mexican Gaii, ana whether the reader
has Tie same expectations or not, he will at least derive
qualification from the vivid manner in which our cor
!oreshadows a naval row., with all the mp
p!iaGces OF !ecen; nyeDtIon-wi,h steam and PaiXhan
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-21
For the Prnnsyivaniau.l
"Constng crsnts cas-, their shadO,os C,jore.

4 hKLAT BNTTIE OFF TIE HAVANA.
Far above the pafapets Of the Moro Castle, like a
pyramid Of clouds, lowered the white swelling sails OF
a man of-war of the larges, class. From her peak
streamcd forth in ample folds a well known flag, upon
whose azure field s~parkled The stars Of a Constellation,
increasing every day in lusIre. The dark hull Of this
gigantic warrior passed GU, Of the bay, and majestically
bowed 10 The swell which now heaved in from the broad
ocean against her bright cleaving bow, which scattered
aside the opposing auid into jets of milk white foam
and spray.
Every thing about this magnificent craft, was trim
med with nautical precision. Her bright sides bristled
with a triple array of heavy artillery. As if by magic,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-21

A letter from Michigan, dated October 81, says =
"At the term of the United States Circuit Court, at
: Detroit, last week, Mr.. Justice Mclean declared the
: effect Of the decision of The Supreme Court OF The
{ United States, in The case Of Bronson rs. kenzie, TO
be, to render void our Two thirds Law, as respects all
: contracts, as we'll notes and accounts, as mortgages,
{ made anterior to the passage of those laws-that the
: same effect was applied TO the Exemption Laws. Our
s'Two. thirds Law, passed March q, 1871, and Exemp-
!. ton Law, February I6, lsi2."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-21

EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA, TO wtT:-br i u
IL %memb-rcd, taai, on the ih day OF October, 4. y lci3, ltl
in The sIaty.ristth year Of the independence of the United Saan,
Of America, William II. Richardson, of the said District, 49,
crsiary of the Commonwealth Of Virginia. for and on hrhat if
said Commonwealth, hath deposited IN the Clerk once OF t'
United States Court, for The Eastern District OF virginia M iNr
OF a book which is IN the following words, 10 wIt; 'iIep"l' #
cases decided IN the Cont ot Appeals and IL the General CwHo
Virginia, by Conway Rob~insOn-yol. l>t-irom Alul j., ~ I'd
April lst, ci3,;'-thc risHt whereof be claims for In" tonnH
wealth al Y Virginia. Is proprietor thereof. ia conformity io aa t"
Of Congress, entitled, 'an act 10 amend the several acts tt';'et
ing copy rights. l. MAYO, 'IiN
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a Dead Shot for HORNS in the Human Body,

DIS. FEERf & HANLIN7S VEh9IIFUbEs
THIS invaluable Medicine has acquired in the South and YVES.
i the appellation Of Dead shot, from its great pr0nrthess
and unparalleled certainty of effect.
The exceeding small quantity OF Medicine required TO ~ u
existence Of worms. or Ia remove every one from the sy-tem-Ns
operating in a few hours wihout. The aid of any pursahVe, ana
generally without repeating Tire dose, together win te peIiesl
safety Of It's being administered to The youngest chia' constitute
il one of the most brilliant discoveries of the age. The very small
quantity necessary 10 he given 10 suit almost any Ease fehuers IL
the cheapest medicine now before the public.
Prepared only by PERRY & HAMIiN.
WILLIAM EMACK, Baltimore,
SAML. r. DOVE. Richmond, Zen. Agents
BRAGGS < HON Petersburg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-21

TN CHANCERY.-v,Rorsr.:-In Chesterfield County Cm,
i October 9th, 1888:
Mack Goode and Richard Bass, Executors Of Edward Bas,. h.
ceased, Plaintiffs:
against
Walthall Bass, Elan Bass, Daniel Bass, John Jordan. Will,r
r. Noseiey and Rebccca Ann his wife, III their proper perS,S'
also. Lucy Ann, Amanda, Edwin and Emeline Leet cbiId,.,
Elizabeth Lee,, deceased, by Lawson Nunnauy, their guarii,,
ad li,em: Defendants.
THIS day came the plaintiffs, by Counsel, and, WIN The r.
Of the Court, filed their amended bill, making VIA. MAINE.
and Emeline his wife, date Eineiine Lett William Irwin a.
Amanda his wife, tate Amanda Leeil Edwin Leet and oihs,.
defendants; and the defendants, VIM. Manneese and Em.lrn.'
sifr VIM. irwin and Amanda ms wife, and Edwin Ieef. nott
inc entered their appearance and given security, acco,dln, -.
aei of Assembly and the rules of this Court, and 1t appraris.t
satisfactory evidence, that they are not inhabitants Of M. 80
try. il Is Ordered, That The said nonresident defendants tor
pear here on the first day of the next D-crmbc, term Of mi. So 60.
and answer the bill and amended bins or the p!aIpur.. au.
n copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some n.w.ul1.r"
lishrd in the city of Richmond Tor t.o months successiyel, f
nosted al the front door of The Courthouse OF TIN. count, . "-
~Copy-Trs.e,
P. PoINpEXTEG. {. g.
0r IT t -
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IN F-yrsGIaa:-IR Hanover County Couu. So
L tcnber Goth. >i3:
Edward ". kimbroush. Eliza ". kimhroUsh, Samuel NJ n
broueh, Paul c. klmbrousn and Edmund Clarke and Lucy Ca.
wife, who was Lucy 4. kimbroueh, PlaHta
against
David Il. Jones and Maria l.. his wife, who was Mlua l.. h.
bToush, and Edmund e.. Bumpass and Iandonl his Wil. w.
vas iandana Klmhough, John +. k%hUhrough aHa }. D. a.
Brown, Executor oi John kimhtoueh, deceased, D,tcnlar.
This day came the plaintiffs. by iirif attorney, and n-t t.
bill, and the defendant, John L. kimhrbusl, not having rHlr,
his appearance, and gwen security, according 10 the al ul i
sembiy aud the rules Of this Court, and II appearing 90 TIE Cu.
hy satisfactory evidence, that h. j. mol an inhnbItJnt of tf. C.
nnnweniih, IL il Ordered, that the said defendant do lp,caf Un.
IN The first day of December Court nrNi, AMI answer tc p4H
tn7s said bin; and that a copy ol THIS order be forthwith u-rf
ed in some newspaper published in the cts uf Richmond f.
two months successfully, and that another copy he posted ~ Ht
front door of the Courthouse of this county.
ACopy-Teste,
WM. O. WINSTON, d c. H.C.
Nov. II 5i-w@m
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~ CHANCERY-v,RGisI.;-ln Hanover COUNT Colr a.
i 9th, 1913:
Mary Muncus, widow and relic; OF Francis Nuncu,. d-rr,..i
Taliaferro Davi, and l.avinil G. his wife, Mary ". MGncu. j a.
Milton Muncns and Ellen 4 Muncus, p,,ri,-.
against
George w. Stockdell and Judith 4. T.. has WIFE c,h, v.. T.
dith a. +. Muncus, John Cosby and Maria hs wife. Jatn,, u,rf.
and Eliza his wife, who was Eliza MuUcns, Run. h. urr,,.
Robert Alexander Duncan and Mary Ann duncan. iht I"1
whom is an infant, defendants.
The plaintiffs this day filed their bill, and. ON th,Ir NJ.
John u. 6. Brown is assigned the guardian ad it,m la t, ,t.,.
defendant Mary Ann Duncan, and therrupon he dl-a m. ar..
of the said infant, and the defendants, George ". Sio,k5rI mai
Judith A.. +. his wife also filed their answer, to which severn s.
swers the plaintiffs replied generally; aud il appearing h H..
Court, that the other defendants, John Cosby aud MaE. hi. ,T.
james Hardy and Eliza his wife, Rufus B Muucu, ard R.t,,.
Alexander Duncan. do not reside within the Commonw,1l,, .
Virginia, on the motion OF the piaiGttf>, III Ordered, That. ub...
the said defendants sllai, on ar before the inst .N firm, r...
FOR this county, Ia be- held IN The month OF JANUARY uo1t. file th.-,
answers and give sccnfn", accordin. IT, the act Cd; A.. 1h, t.
such cases made and provided. the Court Will take Tie ul oI a..
plaintiffs for confessed, a To tie said absent defendants. aut al.
then proceed to decree the matter thereof, a copy of an, rrrr
havin. been previously posted NJ al tie front door of tc Ca.f.
house Of this county ANA inserted m some oEe az more .t -nr
newspapers published IN Tie cIty OF Richmond Tor 20 lr.s. u.H.
weeks. \ Copy-It>tr.
PHILIP Il. WINSTON, c.M.C
Nor ~ -nA
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WM. O. WINSTON, n. c. nc.
E,v II 5i-WAu