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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-14

1~;- On. OsGocp's SpI, CHolACcGUr, which h7
gained such no,crc;y the Of Fever and Agus,
other bilious acctions may be oun, at G john street whc
small Treatise the above lisc7s@ may BE- had graiis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-14

BOARD IN BOND-STREE Peasanrrooms
ID with bedrooms attached, suitable or families and t9orn
70. 5iusle gentlemen, be obsin-d ~ 5oasd al - boa
T-, Also Ollie a; the oo with az exclusive en-
trsnca. sutahr COZ physician OF dentist ~ lals
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-14

HT-SINGING.-A good opportunity, for
- learning s3 sight he lad by rntins WIN me
new, class formed at Mr. WARMERS Music Room. No
III Broadway on the 7,h inst The class viii Teceve,s first
regular lesson "Wednesday Evening" G'Nt Jpne IN ~
O'Clock TIE room yc.y comodious, and furnished with
every necessary facility.
Juvenile Class will be formed oa the same Hay; al
o'rinck p NJ ~ StlS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-14

r." To The Park TO the I,nri.: In Dc:
ra,Ing K. peal OF the present Legislative Union Ireland
asks no dsneinhencni om Great Britain She claims only
.res6:aon OF her domestic Legislature, ss had 1t !of
hundred years before the Union She require, OILY that she
be- allowed govern hrTsc;o manage her Affairs lnIc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07

What ,re have stated that the real motives OF the wing
nrsss is 10 make capital for their political
W. link so. and so must the impartial and reiec,.ns
reader particularly when he thsh p'I he
sons now with the course they pursued "nen ~,
saa " VIRGINIA were opposing he Democrats, aho
attempting make them oaou, . in ,oet sg Se
Pe'p'e - bold the faith Of The Old Dominion. Ihey
aztec, greatly startled .ss s"f saagh,
oe mao ascendancy in another State, they were
hc dumb or actively ens sG sssh n.s"s
-. ,,,,, they would be able 10 run down 'hnse "no
sss The sr p ss1s asspsd
softy Voo ,,,o nEycrythng for The success OF 'heif
'' s The or ssy hns s s@sS
mol is 10 promote the objects which they have
si Of place and poT BE
lore, md no, permit themselves to be made the
of ,er own overhIo s Ls 'hs sans
un'.e' r,;caI opponen,s-be not diverted IRON inc
srash, leave all minor matters to be S''''e0
hefea''f'' a"N baltimore Republican.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07

friend in this city has related to us the following
story, which he received from the mouth of of the
parties.
In ls4l, young, broad shouldered, big-fs,ed Ken
tuckan-a regular bred stock raiser and drorer, wen
on 10 Buffalo, New York. to purchase of Lewis Allen
who has just returned from England some of his i'm
ported stock After he had closed his purchases, find
ing ne had day to spare he determined to spend it 10
visit 10 the falls Of Niagara So after breakfast he
stepped into the passenger cars and found the depart
ment which he selected occupied by modest looking
and plainly dressed gentleman. In few moments he
commenced conversation upon the subject most inter
estlns to him. 10 wit imported stock and The bargains
he had made, and informed his fellow traveller, in the
most decisive manner, what the best breeds, DC
The stranger, after hearing him ont, without dissent
ing to what he said, spoke upon the subject of English
stock generally, the different kinds of Breeds the pro
Pertles OF EACH the best cross for milk but,ef &c.
displayed, IN modest and most unassuming manner
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07

,,ne,ors to admit Of personal reply to each by MIR
Calhoun himself Although his friends may al mrs, iee
little disappointment, we are fuiiy persuaded lna', "a
reflection they cannot fail TO approve OF The
- bor,cier;ai;c Of the man, which have dictated his
decision .-Spccfat0r.
MIR C.LuouS's LETTER-"I have received hume
rous invitations visit various portions OF the onon
and especially the Northern and gwen inc 'a
deliberate and favorable consideration which due te
tn wishes Of nv friends but must say, alter viewing
the subject on all sides, that my judgment is -
have ne yer known my visit, oy one IN Inc postum
occupy that did not do more to weaken thah u
strengthen him, and can see no reason why Inc lac
should not be the same in my case. There are many
reasons why il should be so; and among them, one
the strongest in my opinion, ls that there is large
and influential hut quiet portion OF The community
who regard the Office of President as too elevated, ano
its responsibility great, TO be the object OF persona
solicitation canvass. must say, participate 10 Inc
impression According to my opinion the highest oil
fee in the Union ought to be the reward only of nc
knowledred seryices-seryces long and faithful, ano
evincIng a thorough knowledge OF our system oil 20
vernment and deep devotion to the Constitution, inc
liberty and the happiness OF the country Thus THINK
ing, am adverse to taking any step that might be con
strued place me in an attitude inconsistent WIN
that opinion.
"Beevinp that such would be the certain effect OF a
visit TO the North or any other section at this time
that it would be regarded mere electioneerng tour
i cannot, without doing violence TO my feelings
comply with the wishes OF my fenos. IL may aPPea'
fasdious, but, us such in my opinion, would be The
fact | must respect it, If it was mere matter of OPT
nion whether it would or would no, contribute TO the
result which my friends desire would defer to their
Judgment, and cheerfully comply with their wishes.
should feel il due them to make the VISIT and should
moreover take much pleasure in witnessing the great
gro IN and improvem of country, and in form
ing the acquaintance Of those friends with whom am
now personally unacquanted, and in renewing that Of
those whom have heretofore personally known. But
as it is, do hope they wexcuse me; and will thank
you to make known 10 those who have expressed The
desire TO you that should make visit to their portion
of the Union, my reasons for declining to accede TO
their wishes and to assure them, that, under different
circumstances. i, would have afforded me much plea
sure TO comply with them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07

~ c,oyio, ,or. was written for The Bunker Hill dinner
J. NJ Field, Esq, at The Aew orleans Iio"!u"e' ""' was P
cent and by whom i, was sung:
ToUCHiN' THESE BUNKER HILL PRoCEEpiNs.
'.pY sTR.ws."
IN astnniSlmen:i
Indignant I've been suin':
If granite could get rabid, why
I'd swear you'd all been htn'.
Such monumental raQures. such
bii,n' ebuiiioi.-
Cold water = all YOU ~ get from me,
PlJced III this 'erc position.
Jus, state the case. Old Mrs. Bull,
As lives :hc waters,
In course of Law and natut, gets
A set oi slucy daughters
A regular bakers dn2rn;-all
The world declares 'em beauties
First thing they does, they taxes anu sets
Their faces '.ainst their duties!
Well Mrs Bull of course Is vexed
As most o. mothers would be,
To hnd her gals Il uFnin CUT
No better than they should be;
She flares mp 'hout authority,
They flou in contradiction,
And Mrs. Bull goes ravin' mad
To strengthen her CONVICTIONS
Next lust 10 do 'em good, of course
She lust beeius 10 ather;
And blessed. Il they don't turn about
And pitch her, rather.
You talk about your 'teNingtun'-
Ny frelins can't smother;
II beats the quaker gentleman
As took aud kicked his mother
They keeps on not amiud,n push
From bad Ia worse, You SEE;
And having spp'd her carri, why
Next ding they spills her h6d;
Abuse her on the corners ana,
Wots outrageous sun
Got IN another precious light,
on this here Bunker Hill.
Iwonder woi YOU re made Of is
Theraany here parent?
OR anyNs may he:
should say at there WEREN'T
This CROWN over Mrs Bull
who Fright divine'' could show too ,. -.
As VERY distinguished Yankee statesman might observe
..Where dye expect 10 go to''
And wot nice example. Since,
jus, see the Jolly rows;
There's no, i regal danie alive,
Can Keep quiet house!
or suffrage .Conmon Weal;'
And last and loudes;, round the world,
Sxeli's lrtiand's cry, "Rfped."
Jus, $50 ahead" aS Shakespeare says,
Keep on your celebrations,
Yon,l have il your way OF last,
No doubt among the nations
With feed reicion-why,
You'l convert the planet;
Each land NAV boast lis sacred hill,
Capp'd by It's spir. of granite.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07
PREMIUM MACHINES,
find Prices Reduced to suit the Times.


THE subscriber proprietor of the establishment keeps
constantly on hand will furnish short notice, made OF
the Materials and by first rate workmen that have been
for about thirteen years. the following most va
'ua0'' LABoR.sAvING MACHINES, viz:
Fox & Borlands Staple Tooth Spring Bed Thrashing
Machines Of and Sizes SIS, 49, and SiO; and
with Smiths Patent sefOinS Boxes and Cast steel Guase"s
NJ $40 addition advantages over
every kind and considered by the best judges thnl
Also Emmons Patent Chain Band Portable Horse Powers,
which the simple and convenient KIND Tor moving ana
may be worked by any number OF horses from oe-pe szV
Also Stationary Portable Geared Powers with all
Also parkers highly approved Premium Wheat Fans eonsi-
Also Parkess Patent Iron Cylinder SteeSpng
to by hand power BOTH which are greatly
large double cylinder kind, S55
Also saords Double and Single Geaed Patent
of which kinds which has stood the
the hands Of the black labores for the last IL years better
than any other kind. .,,
foreman Mr. H. ~ Smith, has lately nventrd-and at price TO
suit the which, for simrriy durability and
Also Clover Seed Gathering Machines
Also Hay Presses of the most approved kns ana screws ana
A.o, ione or Ware Cranes Of and highly
Also, Tobacco Flat;ening Mills sinkers and Castings
Also Mill Rounds and almost any kind Of Machinery that
His Thrashng Machines and Horse will be accompan-
led printed directions for getting them and them,
that any that read perform that part WITHOUT any
difficulty
For The information of those unacquanted with the achines
made by subscriber he thinks proper 10 publish Tue following
certificate President OF the Agricultural Society oil the
county enrco, showing that premiums were awarded al
Exhibition and Fair his Thrashns Mach'nea, Wheat
| Fans and Corn Shelers
In compliance with Resolution Of the Henrico Agricultural
and Horticultural Society, directing me- rs President OF me
same give when requested certificates Of premiums awarded
at Exhibition and Fair held Rcmond on The 10Th oil
May la4 do hereby certify tina, premiums were AWARDED ls
Jabez Parker for his improved Tirashlng hachnes Whea
Fans, and Corn Smelling Machines exhibited ~ nun al sad tx
hbiron and Fair J. H. TURNER, rresident.
Premiums awarded Machines at their last
Exhibition and Fair, in 1872
~ Should additional testimony be wanted to show that these
every greatly superior to all others IN use
subscriber prepared furnish those thai may desire with
printed certificates in their favor from twenty Others OF pro
haby the this State and ree
them hundreds Of others that have h Ihrashne Machines
All wishing these Thrasng from
subscriber soe proprietor Of the patent right for this section
couny) his Premium Wheat Fans the present season
will please him with their orders early rs may be con
venien may be able furnish them 10 good season
| JABEZ PARKER.
June % l3-w3~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07
Emory and Henri Coliegs.

friend has sent us catalogue Of ,ho 0R;cars nd
Students of Emory and Henry College. This College
is located at Abingdon, in Washington county OF this
State. 1t was established through the beraty and
public spirited exertons Of few citizens of the South
West Last Winter the Legislature voted the inst'tu-
lion loan of $4,000, by which is placed ~ easy
circumstances and is well provided with the philoso.
phica and chemical apparatus, charts, &c. necessary
for an institution of the kind 1t has also an extensive
collection of minerals and Fossils to illustrate geological
studies. Experimental Lectures are delivered upon
the different departments OF science The college IL
brary has 1900 we'll selected volumes. In addition to
which, two societies of the institution have library
consisting of 900 volumes
The buildings of the college are said TO be spacious,
and the location for health, quiet, beauty and retire
nent, to be unsurpassed by any in the State.
The Boards of Visitors and Trustees consist OF l3
members EACH composed Of the most respectable and
worthy citizens in that section of the State. Rev. c.
D. Smith, is the Agent for the institution. Among the
Board of Visitors we observe the names OF our former
fellow townsman, MIR. Wyndham Robertson, our friend
and contemporary, Mr. Robert Latham, Editor OF the
Abingdon Banner, and Mr.. James II. Piper, OF the
State Senate. The Faculty consists of Rev Charles
Collins A. NJ President, and Professor of Moral and
Mental Science Rev. Ephriam A. Wiley, A. Nj, Pro-
fessor of Ancient Languages and Literature boene-
ger Stevens, A. B., Tutor in Mathematics and leacher
Of Modern Languages, and John G. Wnnitord, Second
Tutor
The Faculty are represented to be able and accom-
plished gentlemen. There are 126 Students at this
time in the College-classed as follows: Seniors D
Juniors s Sophomores l6; Freshmen 9-on select
course So. Preparatory Department 81 Tblsis doing
admirably Iwell. The Institution deserves, we are
sure the cordial support Of The Western people, who
have long wanted such one, and merits the comb
dence and encouragement of the State Compiler.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07
May %

nR OAKLEY's COMPOUND DEPuRATiVE siRCr, ~
~ the of scrofula Kings Evil obstinate Eruption. o. w
SKIN Pmples or Pusines the Face, scay Erupton ,
Rheumatism letter Syphic symptoms and all disorders ar
ing from an impure Of the blood inudcous use OF me
~. &c, &c. ,,,, s,,,.
with decided benefit In Serofua, Mcrcura Diseases ana
cases of n q liberated character. - ,sao
We undersigned having frequently used oak! Nh DE-
Mound Dppuraye Syrup the OF prartiee Wy,
cded beneficial results chcerfuy recommend u 10 te
suaerio, nrenaration H. H. MUHLENBERG, NJ "
SOLOMON G.. BlRCH DO
JOHN u. OTTO, Do ,
The above valuable preparation for sale by GAfAoh
.' 'e One door above the Bell Tavern
=, 7l-wly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07
n!p rAIJjOI-N

We insert below an extract from letter from MIR.
Calhoun 10 friend, who has authorized 10 publish
It, as the best mode of answering the letters the sub
iecl Of Northern and Western tour, which are too
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07

PEMovAL.-JoHN C. wAYT, DENTIST. has removed HI:
~ office TO Bank square, above the Banks MAN
R5erense:-M Clarke, NJ. D., George Watson, NJ. d., f.
Deane NJ d., E. H. Carmichael, NJ. D., Robt w Ha1ai M
Thomas Nelson, NJ. d. James Bolton, a. d. j. A.
M. D. Maya lls-wIyf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07

Never since the organization of the Government,
has the administration presented such remarkable as
pect as it does at present.
General Harrison died. and Mr. Tyler left the duties
Of Vice President to become the Acting President
Mr.. Southland, who succeeded Mr.. Tyler in his ex-
ocio duties in the Senate died. and MIR. Mangum was
elected to act in his place.
Mr.. Webster resigned. and Mr.. Legare was appoint
ed in his place acting Secretary Of State.
Mr. Legare died, and, it is said, Mr. Upshur is TO be
in his place. acting Secretary of State.
The death of Mr.. Legare leaves entirely vacant the
Office of Attorney General.
The Presidency, the Vice Presidency, (qr) and the
Department of State, have acting ncumben,s and the
Attorney Generalship is entirely vacant
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07

old WINES AND LiQUoRs-Also, GROCERIES, % r..
~ very large and general assortment OF old Wines aa Tn
ouors nan Of which have been kept hand, improving
wears and said be % years old sy Grocrf
bear fair comparison with the best In The CITY s a. m 40 Tie
old Wines and Liquors will found beneficial
servaon Of health when moderately and udcou'y s and
Should any be found ncreduous "a not 10 nave h
enquire or call subscriber who has been ~
rate dnker during the last so Of his e anu AZ hi,
fed with his healthy appc arance, they po ,s,d
uncle who died few years in the State OF New % IL.
lU7 years. and he was rel knorn TO be drinking IL" ~
day he left Ferentosh. then stripping. 49,, WALLACE
Au. % 3-wIy !" VI "f,--,-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07

NOTlCE-1he young gentleman who has a. nv A..
putty for several past having determined attend M
Law School AT William and Mary College, shall an
in my office after the first day of October next should m
fer young who has been brought Clerks Ofs,
and who acquainted with the duties. The profits my
will justify giving than hundred tossans
board, &c. and would only give amount TO rompelrl
clerk should expect any with whom prrsonaiy
testimonials good
JAMES ROY MIcoC, Clerk of Essex c. :. c. l.. a. G
And Essex County Court
Tappahannock, Essex e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07

Y ENJOYED to the opposite side Of The street. and aeng inc
IL Franklin Hotel, John Earey's Old Siand sonth siue OF
Main I'd house from Governor
ewould take this late opportunity Of thanking inc public m
avors received the last six years was not our design ..
establish ourselves through press but 10 do II by giving
tsfacton all who call upon which CONSIDER lar
any basis and OF which glad know has
almost universal.
our design TO pursue the at this lme anu M
the future All goods sold by that do please In COST
~ IT. Color make fashion, otherwise can ne h %
the money efundedproyided the shall mol nave pee
We have nj this time large stock NOT larger
the State in our line of business and would respectfully
invite the economist n call before purchasing ana e1
anime for hmsel and prices rs low or
We have Cloth Goats al So while others charge $40 making
and trimming the customer furnishing the ciot and pants az 81
that sold for S4 and Vests Shirts Drawers Handkerchieis
Cvats Stocks sspende Socks Gloves and Collars Of many
kinds and qualities and all other articles usually kept BY Cloth
er Of which determined sell low for cash. and re-
pnhc call and they buy or not
pJ- al Goods rdrrdnted.
J. BRANNAN & co.
Sept 10, 1872 36-wly.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07

TN CHANCERY.-VInsisIA:-At Rules taken in tbs a.
Office Of the County Cont of Prince Edward, the sh
June, ls43: s+s
Henry Thweatt, Plaintiff: !
against
William Berkeley, Jesse Michaux, Thomas Yer r,o.
non, Samuel Aen James Rice and Mary his wife, n,ro
VIM Thornton Nancy Thornton and Jane Thorn '''+;
ton, Defendants:
The defendant William Thornton, having entered H.
oearance and given security, according an ac NJ th
Assembly and the rules Of this CouJ il
not an inhabiant Of this State The motion Of The
Counsel entered at rule. aforesaid and accordingly ~"
ed that the said defendant william Thornton, appear H.
tis bill and copy of this order be forthwith e
some ore public newspapers printed in The civ ~
mond for two months successfully and posted 4,
door.of the Court house Of this county. ' H'i
Copy-Teste,
B. J. WoRsHAM, c.c
June 30 L.. =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07

ID N. HUDSON, DENTIST, performs all opefl.a, ,.r. 10.
h. TEETH their beauty aud preservation, anu an,ros,
corruptible teeth sngy or in full sets, on The mus
plans. .,o,,v invited TO
call and examine his Of teeth, comps
riey Of shade carefully selected from the most
He also inserts Artificial Palates designed to restore Tue
10 ts proper tone and sound. .,a Gardner
Refer 10 Rev Or. Plumer Dr. Empie, Buopa R%k.r.
Co., Gen. Bernard Peyton, Dr. Chambeayne, Pesan,
brough, s. s. Baxter, Esq, Dr.. u. G. Caoeli' 'e"e''
George Watson, 81. d. nj,
az oaice on Main street, square above the Banks swl
Dec. "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07

90 ,,og ,,,. was written Bunker Hill dinner by
- rd ESQ of ia. New Orleans Pcayune, who was pre-
sent and hy whom il was sung:
THESE pIfSKER HILL PROCEEDINGS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07

PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.
THE subscriber constantly receiving from the celebrated ma
nufacory Of Nunns Clark, New York, elegant and plain
Piano Fortes possessing the latest improvements, and that
decacy oftone so peculiar to their ma
nufacture
Also large assortment Musical Instruments and musiea
Piano Foes repaired hire and taken in exchange
CHEAP MUSIC.
The largest collection Of Music offered for sale In this
State may be selected FROM store Of the subscriber who
enabled TO sell al Philadelphia and New York wholesale
and retail prices.
Those purchasing to again Will be furnished upon better
terms than they can find elsewhere In the State.
$3.50 ~ ' go P. H. TAYLOR,
lana Pnuo Forte and Music Store. opposite the Bdaks
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07

In the United States Court for the Eastern Distict
April ~, ls43: '"sLl
the matter of Bankruptcy OF John Cendeninp of ,b
= Richmond, in the Eastern Virginia District: ~! u
The said John Clendenng, who has been decreed B,,L
ms Court, having filed petition praying for his
IL Is ordered, that notice thereof be published in nnu
printed IN the city of Richmond seventy days els,
a'.n oay OF July next, when bearing will be had ON ,S
petition, a. the United States Court ROoM In the CIV ~
ond and all creditors who have proved their debt 80 NJ h.
persons IN may appear the time and osi
toner should not be granted - " ''e saa Pet.
Copy-Teste, HENRY cJpsoy ~
Mays "'p'Os, Cl,rk
-wlf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07

L 25th, 1919: e''''' "r!
Charles 7. Goodal and Charles W. Dabney Trustee, fl, n,
creditors of William L. White, P,r,,r" e
against '''
Nicholas Biddle and William l. White, pefrnt,,,
This day the plaintiffs by their Attorney and de ~
BILL aud appearing to the Court by satisfactory evidence
the defendant Nicholas Bdde nhablant of tb. Cue
monweath; on the motion Of the plaintiffs il Ordered Tr,
the said defendant Nicholas Bdde do appear here on rr
day of July Term and the plaintiffs said bill s
that aopy of this order be forthwith inserted the Io1
newspaper published in the city Of Richmond iva mont
successfully and that another copy be posted the from,
Of the Court house of this county.
Copy-Teste, WM. o. WINSTON, d. c. nc.
May 81 s-wsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07

GEO. WIN. RICHARDSON, ArroRsEy At Law, me snperc
u to Hanover He will practice, as heretofore 10 and
and County Courts of King William King hs Coar'
over. In addition to which. he will regularly the m
Of the city Of Richmond Office at selwnd nia ahu
dence Of Archibald Goyan, Esq. Post Once
| June o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07

IN .-ViRcrSA:-At Rules held IN III. ,,,,
ice Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Ch, ~
Louisa County, on Monday, June The 9Th, lsi3 i''
David ~ Jones and Thomas NJ Jones, merchants and
trading IN the city of Richmond. and Daniel Perkins es
against 'p,,,.
George w. Duke and Lewis Duke and other Defrnd,n,
ne said defendants, George w. Duke and Lewis DuL.
having entered their appearance and given security
law and the rules Of this Court and appearing from
evidence, that they inhabitants OF this statr an 49,
OF the Plaintiffs, by Their Counsel IL Is Ordered Thai d.
George W. Duke and Lewis Duke appear before the
the said Court at the Court the first day az ~
regular term Of the said Court, and the plaing
and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
paper published in the city Of Richmond two months
svey, and posted at the front door OF the Court nous.
county some Court day. VI uts
Copy-Tese, JOHN HUNTER n n
1u"o ~ H-whw.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07

-VInGisIA:-At Rules taken In the r.,
unity Cont of Prince Edward, the 5tb an s'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07
LORD NORpETU

.7mS,srdam, .7prii, 1919.