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CEgryCaTEs or AGENCY,
For the sale of Brandreh'S Vegetable UairerSai
PiKs.

For the sale of BrqHdrenL'S Vegetable UIirersai
PiKs.
Northumberland couniv Nilton-Nlckev &
Chambcrln. SVnhutv-ll II. Nasser. M'Eoeus-
ville--licl,nd K NeNr Nonhum ciland-Wm m.
Forsyth. GcorgCtown--J. & j. Walls.
Union County: New Bcrhn--Boglt & Win.
ter. Sensgrnve-Georgc Guudrum. Mid
hurc--lsalc Smith. ver'own-David Huber.
Adams hurr-Wm j. May. Nlfllinshurg- Mensch
& Ray. Hartlcion- Daniel Long Frerburg-
G. & &c. Mover. LcwishurG-W & Green.
Columbia county: Dan,ille-E. Il. Reynolds
(, Co. Berwick Shumin & R,tcnhousa. Ca
lawiSsa-'. G. Brohts. Bonms' urE-lohn Il.
Mover. jersey Town--Lovi Rls,l. Washington
Roht McCay. Limc-tnnc--B Bajli", 8 N-Nirch.
Observe that each Agent has an Engrav,d Ger
!ii,ale of Agency. containing n representation #
Dr BRANDEErH'S Manuactory at >iuE Sing,
and upon vhirh viii a'-o he seen exact copies Of
the ncIr hJes nc,c used upon tie BraHdreM PN
BOTeS.
Philadelphia, oilco M. 9, Mouth Srh street
Il. BRhNDNETH,M II. D.
Junc oilh 1919
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mEcEchn ArPRcRAnIo-T

OCthe ROSE OiNYNENT, for Yft!er..
\ LTHOUGH the superiority of the prerarali.
y over all others is fully established, The prnpTd
tors take pleasure in hyng before The public II G
following certificate from a respectable rhysicai ;,
a graduate Of the University OF PennsNl lyanil. Ur.
Baueh, having found in this remciy that relief FIR
tedious and di,agrceahlg affection which the means
within the range of lis profession failed to afford,
has not h"sia'' To give it his appFohauon, ah ugh
The prejudlces aud Interests Of that profession
opposed to secret Remedies.
PHILArELpau,, Sept. %, 1886.
I was recently troubled with tedious hcrpotc
eruption which covered nearly one 81 e f my + c.,
and extended over the ear. Mn Vaughan, prCprc-
toI OF the Rose Ointment, Observing my face, u,i5-
ted my trying his preparation. of which be ham
arl me jar Although IN common with he mem
lcrs of my profession, drsyouu'cuance md dj,ap.
prove OF jar numerous uo-TuU> palm,J upon the
public ty igNman urtrnlcr-, feel iu JUS ice bound
tn except the Rose OirIm,n from tina C. as OF me.
i cn,s and To give my sppr. ba,joa, rs it entire
iy cured the eruption, allh, ugh nd resisted the
u,uh Implications. DANL BAIGH, NJ. y.
81 The Ru.r Ointment is prepared by l. e,
Nau-han, south Ea>, coucr Of Third ard Race
Streets, Phr.ade phta, an1 sold on oe,ney in Sun,
bury, hy H. b. ser,
May lfh, 1913. agent
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JamAIcA. l.. l., juno 9Th. lcil

Doctor William WrCht-Dcar SIr--It is with
greet sar-faruon | inform YOU Of .Iy having heen
entirely cured Of DYSPEPSIA of five years s,andt G.,
hy the use OF your lNuI,N Warrants PILLs.
Previous to meeting with your celebrated m,di-
cine, had been under the hands of several Physl-
cisis and had lrcd vaJiau- rydiciu,s; hut ali t.
no effect. A'lcr u.ir ( enc % cent hJx of Your
plls, however. ! experienced So much hereir, ,ha,
resolved To perscvcIc in the use Of them according
TO diTecturs, which am happy to state, hrs result
,d in perfect cure IuguHuie 10 you for tie
great benefit ! have received, aud a!.o ia lhc hoIe
that others similarly afflicted may he induced to
make ,rini Of Your tH,raorirnary medicine, send
YOU thus sratcm,nt with full lhc.ty tn publish the
samc, il you think proper. Yours, &c.
New York, June 10, lsil. G. {. BLACK.
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CITY FURNITURE AUCTION
ArTD PRIVATE SALES ROOMS,

Nos. 30 aud 81 North Third Street,
Near tn CITY Hotel,
FHiLADELPHIA.
II G. NACHEI, Auctionrer, respectfully in
~ vitcs the attention of persns drsirous Of pur.
chasing Furniture. to his extensive Sales Rooms,
tlorh pu lie nni Pi,Rte) for every descIiption of
Hous,hyll Furniture. whore can he obtained at oil
times. q LARGE assortment of fashionable and well
manufactured C'hnu Furniture, Bods, Mattresses,
&C. at very reduced prices, for cash.
o. Sales by Auction, twice & week.
Nav 27lh, lSi3-ly
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Ii "A Nk OTE EST.
PENNSYLVANIA.

The following list shows the urr,nt value of all
PENNSYLVANIA Bank Mites. The most implicit re-
lance may lie placed upon Il, as i, is erery tOsef
arefully compared with ard corrected from Blk
nell's Rppnrier,
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Mr.. Richard Dennis agent for Whghl's indian
Vegetable Pills.
ncar Sit have been afflicted Tor several years
with inward weakness and general driiity, accom-
psri,d at times with pnrs IN the side and other
dstressi, g complaints. 40 hur~G tried various
medicines without ,iit tc' sn- .rr.u l.l 10y friend
10 mgke trial of DR.. Wrghts ludian Vegetable
Pills, which am happy 10 state. have relieved me
in mos, wonderful manner. iba,r used the me-
diciuc, as yet hut short tine, and have no doubt,
ty perseverance in the use cf the medicine accor.
ding To directions, th.t | shall in a short time he
perfectly Ie-torel,
most willingly recommend said Pills to aIl per
similarly afflicted, aid IA he full belief that
the beneficial results viii follow their use | re-
msin yours sinceu'y, HENRY 4. FOOrE,
NElMRLsLnP, IIstcf co. \. Y
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NV 4 HK, NCpi, II, TNII,
This is to certify that | have used WuIGHr's
iNmAN NrGfTARLE PILTs with the greatest hone-
h: having entirely cured myself Of the frequent at
acks of Sick Headache, to " hioh had previously
been subject. ANN MARIA THOMPSON,
1872 Greenwich street. \. Y.
To Mr., Richard Dennis, Agent for Wnghl's In.
dian Vegetable Pills.
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Reading. March Ia, le43.

Mn OAKLEr:-I believe il the duty Of every
one to do whateveri in their power lies, for the
fit of their fellow man, and having had po.i'ive
proof in my own family, Of the wonderful properties
Of your Drpurn'ive Syrup of Sarsaparll!a, m 81,
consccuuou-iy recommend it TO the afflicted. We
had the misfortune e. lose two Of our children by
the breaking out of u'ceraus so-cs that covered the
face, head and neck, although we had some Of the
most scientific physicians IN attend N m and had
tried all the known remedies, including Swaims'
Psnac'a, without avail. Another Of my children
was attacked in the same manner, her face ard
neck was completely covered; the discharge was SO
,iirrsivr, ard he disease at such height that we
de-pslred al her life. Seeing the wonderful effects
of your Dcpuratiye Syrup Gt S,rsapart, we were
induced II make Trial of IT, as the last resort; it
acted like charm; the ulcers commenced healing
Immediately, f,w bottle. entirely restored her to
hrr health, which she his enjoyed unlnenuptedly
ever sirce. A. purifier OF the blood, verify be-
lI,ve 1t has not its equal
InIJN MOVED
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SUslGtGpscitcEs'
2 Z a. 7EI 3 t. q w.

sss ass Ia ~ sEas ssss tssI ~ ~
'T'he pa lie wl please observe that no Brandreth
i PILLS genuine, unless The hox has three Ia
hels upon it, (thc top, the size and the hottom)
each containing y fc. similc signature of my hand.
writing, lhus-B. BRASpuErn, NJ D.--Thesc Ia
bel are engraved steel. beautifully designed,
and done at an cxprnse of over S20o0.--Thcref,ce
it will hc that he only thing necessary to pro-
cure he medicine in its purity, is to observe these
labels.
Remember The top, tie side. and tic bottom.
The following respective persons are dolly auhori
zrb. aui hold
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OAKEIEIY'S
DEPCRATlTE SYRUP.

FHNHE valuable properties Of Oakley's Derura.
tive Syrup OF SarsaparlIIa, as purifier of The
blood, IS so well known 10 the public generally,
that 1t is unnecessary TO occupy much spare in set
ting forth the advantages to te derived from It's
US; wherever the medicine has once been intro
duced, 1t take. precedence over all Others: evuy
one that has taken il, have derived signal hcnP
fetal results from 1t, that ii is recommended hv
them with he u most confidence. Phy.icilus OF
the highest stan1ng in the profession, preserve it
TO patients under their care (; containing nothing
Del tcr.ous. but h,iuG composed of the most mild
yet rifcac0us vegetable materials it is offered With
confidence, as the cheapest and most efficient pu.
rf,r e Tie blood now known. The use of few
hotties especially in the spring months. will be at
tended with most decided Improvement in the &c.
neral strength ofthe system, erahicaiug any seed,
Of disease that may have been generated besides
giving health and vigur to the hodv.-For the cure
Of ScToua Kings Evil, Rheumatism, T,uer.
PImplrs or eiuptions of the Skin, White Swelling,
riuia, Chronic Cough Asthma, &c, The nu-
merous certificates in the possession of the sutscT
her and hts agents, from physicians aud others,
sufficient to convince the most skeptical of lis su
periorily over all preparations Of SarspparilIa.
sid wholesale and retail, hv the proprietor,
GEORGE ". OAKLEY, North 9Th street Rra.
ding, Brrks County, and he bad of the following
persons
IN Nor'humJrlard County II. B. Mass,s,
Sudbury; LELAND & Mxel, McEwensville b.
Krau>tr, Milton.
In Uaion C0uHtg-J. Gearhart, SeIinsgrove
A. Guteus, MifilInhurg.
In Columbia County.-R. w. McCay, Wash
ington.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-01
POLITICAL.

BENJAMIN WATKINS LEIGH, Esq.
This gentleman vas tn pr, SIDE nj ot the late WING
Convention which sat al Redmond Virginia Whef
he was a Senator in Congress- he said that Cnngres
had power by the F-aerI Cons,rut on 10 essolnt
corporations the Stats, and therefore IL d no pp"
er to incorporate company ia the form OF a Bark {"
the States. lie now appears to be the decd' d I'd
vocate OF Mr.. Clay Tor the next Presidency. How u
this? Mr. Clay 10 a candidate the express under
standing that Bank of the u States constitutional
and ought, the grounds OF e1pedency, 10 be es'e
blIshed Mr.. Clay was once opposed TO such an INST"
tuition on constitutional grounds lie then SAID, y
there such power in the ConstiIuton he coalc
not find tit must be vagrant power. And even
now, when he IS for the establishment OF Bank, ne
has not d-gDed 10 put his finger upon any particular
article clause in the Constitution giving that power
to Congress Mr.. Webster once SAID, that the COVER
was TO be found in that clause of the Constitution
which gives Congress the power 10 regulate commerce.
but Mr.. Clay Immediately said IN reply, Tint : the
otoer could moi be ouad tSesohere IN The instrument,
he aoas ready, for one, to gre up the question
But Mr. Clay has yet told IN that other part
OF the Constitution such power could be found In
the of McCulloch the State of Mary land Judge
Marshall sad, that Congress thought Bank was
necessary 10 collect and dsburs- the public
nue. the Supreme Court of the United States could not
take upon sefto say that it was not necessary
10 that end. Now, It n absurd 10 say, that
Bank is necessary mean to collect the revenue, whe
the s 10 arise from Imports, EXCISE or direct
taxation That it may be n diSburSe the reve
nue., 70 more piausoe but as 10 the saJe-heePthS OF
the of the United States, suppose there
not n man of any party, who has PAID The least atleu
ton TO the conduct of the directors of former National
Banks who could set up this reason for lis esta
blishment. How would the Bank have kept the nine
millions Of money which Gen Jackson removed from It's
custody How did 1t keep the 30 millions paid in by
the stock holders Let the history of that msmanaged
and corrupt institution answer We therefore
PEELED to approve of Mr.. Van Buren's declaration of
"uncompromisne hostility to Bank Of the u States
The truth IS, Mr. Leigh resort to expedient to
relieve himself from his present situation His gross
Inconsistencies before the people in strong and
during coors, and we have greatly mistaken the
acter of the people Of the Old DOMINION, If they sane
ton mis- course or approve his dangerous principles
rRaleiUL SknudnrG
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HOYr & CO.'S OFFICE.

Under ne Exchange Hotel, Richmond, prginia
the State Conventions over, the minds Of the people
"A viii naturally fail something directly profitable
hem, Il few days IDlT co. otter them the Scheme
Lottery and magnificent one too 10 speculate and II
rwcd the right light prove exceedingly advantageous
nd after looking the sketch offered below, Ia
immediately enclose 10 the amount of money are wn.
risk parts, whoes, packages of tickets, and si
thereafter have The pleasure of saying dear
Sir: The made with worth la iy thou
and, fty Thousand fifteen thousand, thousands OF some
other denomination"
You all HoYT co. stand the head Of the list for
selling big prizes They have the exclusive privilege OF selling
such Capitals $50 0OOand Them please direct your orders
d. VI. nOYr & co. Richmond. Va
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- - -
THE CHINA MISSION

Letters received from India by The late arrival at
Boston from England give information that Mr.. Fetch
Webster, Secretary TO the China Mission, arrived
at Bombay in the brig Antelope the 18th OF Nov. .,
after passage of ninelyone days from Boston, With
out disaster or accident. MIR Cushing the Minister,
ne: with some delay and hinderances Egypt and at
adsr; the English steamer n which he was, having
aground He arrived, however, at Bombay, in
good health on the 18th
The Mission was treated with great respect by the
Government (Bri,rsh) at Bombay. The troops turned
nj, with the Commanders of the Army and Navy at
their head the Minister, and every honor
shown him.
The Mission proceeded with the U. S. squadron on
the 20th nf Mover for China.
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THE CASE OK WILLIAM JONES


Gentlemen The negro William jones, alias Squire
committed 10 jul by the undersigned, The 2i De-
ce mbe5 lS43, on charge of being runaway slave
and producing evidence that he was free man. was
yesterday demanded oy his master, John w. Faulco.
OF Essex county, State OF Virginia, from whom he
nbsconded some time in November last Mr.. Faulco
ner states that he has been absent from home nearly
ever since he purchased this cclored man thu; on hrs
ARRIVAL al nome, he was iaiormed that his slave was
confined in oil this city and the following day he
left home foe Washington. ! farther unders and that
when Mr.. Fal!coner arrived in this city, he went i'm
tly 10 The jail and recognized his servant; that
Jones, alias Squire, this real name,) declared that he
did not know b N, and Mr. Faulconer immediately
wrote home for proof The night Jones attempt
q to break JAIL and failing in the attempt, he admit.
I'd The officers Of the jail, that lie the slave OF
Mr.. Faulconer. und requested that his master would
axe him cut OF a,l. he yesterday stated me that
he beor eed to Mr. Faulconer that be was purchased
o Mr. James Durh m, Of Essex county, State of vir-
gina, and ran awcy about tour five days after he was
purchased; hat he would be glad if his master would
take him out; he tired Of being in jail. This is
the same William Jones that petitioned Congress
time since be discharged from prison, representing
himself to be free born citizen Yours respectfully,
JAMES MARSHALL,J P.
WAsHISGTps Feb 81 lS44
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GEO. MAcuIRE, Esq, Chm.
LOUIS T. LAnEAuMk, Esq, Sec'y, &c, &c.

U' Report has BEEN made to the House of Repre-
sentatves by Mr. Gilmer and Mr.. Burt from the Sslec
Committee on the Massachusetts Resolutions; and i
has been ordered 10 be printed, with any other reports
which may be made; presume, expecting reports
fom other members OF the committee. The report il
l)ng.
The following are the resolutions appended to Mr.
Gilmer's report:
"Resoirsd, That it is inexpedient to propose the
amendment to the Constitution, which been suggested
by the Legislature Of Massachusetts,.
"Resoired, That the faith of the thirteen Revolution
ary States was soemuly pledged 10 each other to main
tain the Constitution in oil its provisions for the
" of the citizens of the United States, and their
rights of property; and that and will redeem
the pledge of fathers ega INST the banners of oil TO-
reign or domestic foes, with "our lives our fortunes
and our sacred honor
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ST. LOUIS. Jan. 10, lSl

ST. LOUIS, Jan. To- 1914
Sir AT meeting of the Democrats OF the CITY and
county of ST Louis, held the 9Th instant the un
dersgned directed to forward to you the following
resolution passed by them that OCCASION expressive
OF their high confidence in your patriotism, moral
worth, and distinguished abilities
"ReSoired That the Hon. James Buchanan, OF
Ct Pennsy lvania deserves the highest confidence OF the
" Democratic Party Of the United States for his dis
interested to the cause and that by his re-
see withdrawal from the Presidential contest, he
" has given proof of his pariosm and high
" moral worth :
IN connexon with the foregoing resolution permit
us TO express to you the high admiration which the
Democracy Of St Louis feel for you, as Democrat
patriot, and statesman Your signal services to your
country, the prominent stations which you have
held, your sesacrihcng devotion TO Democratic prn-
cples, your abilities statesman, your long
and patriotic career, and your rreproachabe character
man, have endearet you To the Democracy of the
whole nation end the Democrats Of this city, and
county, ooe forward with desire to that period
you, another and efficient manner, than by the
expression OF their entiments in words.
Accept Sir, The assurances of profound respect,
and OF the high personal consideration entertained for
you by US, IN common with the Democrats OF the
whole country.
We have the honor to be, Sir,
Your obedient servants,
GEORGE MAGUtRE, Chairman.
LOUIS T. LABEAUME, Secretary.
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Ma OLSON McDASIrL, Secretary.
EXTRACT of a Iener from Cy,D,p,r Feb &c

y . o't ca'7'tPe7,
awe had the subWh'g Elector q. Morton) here To-
day; and he spoke from about one TILL night. William
Smith was sitting by, wishing to answer; but Morton
kept the floor until night Mr.. Smith then rose, made
few remarks only, but to the purpose, and promised
the gentleman he would meet HIN al March Court, and
address The people He also stated. he would prove
what he should say, not Ike Mr. Norton make asser-
tions 1rhich he cogG net proee Mr.. Barbour was
brought the Democratic candidate for the Legs
ature. forgot to say, Mlr Morton said he could
attend that day. 'larch Cout,) but would be here
on April Court day
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-01

(From the Ne,c Mirror
BEAUTIFUL STANZAS.

From the .Ner .NtrrorJ
BEAUTIFUL STANZAS.
The following comes from pure fount Of poetry and we shou
Ike another cup of II.
When fortune frowns aud friends few,
And hopes vanQuishng like dew,
When weary with the pam and wo,
That pilgrimage below,
Who has sometimes thought, at heart,
Alas. how gloomy, DARK and drear,
How cheerless Is existence heTes
How fam would depart'
And may there sometimes ntruds
Another and a darker mood,
When Ill uniathful thoughts have sway,
And we bow down the head and say:
An, me- it Is u weary pain,
To seek with sharp and heightened strife,
To chase the numb'd soul into life,
And feel II die again!
Yet let us such thoughts allow;
The heat, the dust upon the brow,
Signs Of the conflict we may bear,
But thus shall we appear more fair
In an Almighty Masters eye,
Than il, IN fear 10 lose lif-'s bloom,
Or soil the SPIRITS lightest plume,
We from the strife should fly
From trial we should ne'er draw back,
Nor seek To s.un The narrow track
Nor murmur nj he allotted part
But in firm and constant heart
Cherish those iongngs which aspire,
Like incense heavenward, and with care
And ceaseless vgI, uirsh there,
Faitns never-dying FIRE.
And II The III WEAKNESS,
In pain, III danger, distress,
When strength decays aud hope grows dim
How Is lean on Hun,
Who Only, hath the oil divine
WheIewiih L. feed our failing urns,
And watcheth every lamp that burns
Is re
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-01

NATIONAL CoxvESTioS.-W have received let
ter requesting Us to publish the Gay which the De
mocralic National Convention will meet in Baltimore
10 nominate candidates ior President and Vice Pres
dent OF the United States. Monday, the 9th day o
May neat, is The day-b.ing The fourth Monday Of tha
month.-T Globe.
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WAsHIseros, Feb. 81, 1874.

SUICIDE Gov. REYNOLDS Gov. Thomas Rey.
nods o. Missouri committed suicide at Jefferson city,
on the 9th Feb, by shooting himself through the head
with pistol He fingered several hours in great ago
NY The ST.. Louis Republican of The 18th Feb. says
The Governor had been in bad health for some time
past
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-01
INrEResTING CORRESPONDENCE.

We have the pleasure Of laying before our readers
the following interesting correspondence, between the
officers of The Democratic meeting, held in this city
the 9Th ult and Senator Buchanan The sent
ments expressed by Mr.. Buchanan, are such as we
mad reason TO expect from that distinguished Statesman
and pure Democrat, and such as will insure for him
che confidence of the whole party.
Missouri Register, Feb 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-01

0TEs' INTEREST TABLES, &c.-J W. RANDOLPH &
~ co have for e.
Interest Tables, shown :he interest on any sum
from 81 10 $4,000, by George Oates
Tables OF Interest and Exchange in which shown the inter-
est any the value of and foreign exchanges
&c, on an entirely new plan, by George Oates
Rowlets Interest Table
Tables OF discount and advance on British sterling
Bankers Time Tables.
Feb 20
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-01

Montaomery Blair, Esq. has been appointed Judge
of st. Louis Court of Common Pleas, in place Of
Judge Eagle. resigned. His acceptance of this Office
vacntes the office Of Attorney of the United States for
the District Of Missouri held by Mr. Blair
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OFFICIAL.
OFFICIAL.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
...,L L.. I...a ANIL fnffL L. 4.

LAND OFFICERS.
REGISTERS
WIN. T. Walmsley, at Natchitoches, La, vice P
o. Lee, resigned.
George r. Giraat, of GRANADA, Mss, re-appointed
RECEIVERS.
Richard Servant, at Kaskaskia, illinois, vice Sa-
nusl Cr5 sfo-d.
Thomas Barrett, at New Orleans, Louisiana, vice
6 .eenbury Dorsey, declined the appointment
Rober' ii Booth, at Tallahassee, Florida, vice Ro-
Der, B. Sempls resigned.
Rohar, ". Lansing, at Mineral Point, Wisconsin,
wee Samus. ; howos, resigned.
Samuel Bayard, a, Fairfield, Iowa, vice Joseph c.
Hawk ms
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ROBERT A. MAYO, Sheriff Of Henrico county.
And Administrator, sc. oi ReLccoa Scnrs.
And Of John Scruggs, deceased


Nj ESSRS TIMOTHY SCRUGtS STAFFORD II PAR
w kER. Register OF The Land Otice:--Take notice.
shall the sixteenth DAY Of March, lsi3 between the
O'Clock, a. NJ. aud O'Clock, r. NJ Al The house
Clark, The nf Buckingham. aud Virginia m
coed Ia take the dposiianS OF Tie said Joseph Clark
Sc.neeS To be- read evidence depeudms n
Superior Court II; thancery for The Richmond Circuit vh
James Scrnees and others plaintiffs. and def
Aud H. from any cause the takn Of The said dero,tr
not lc commenced tc day aforesaid. or, t.n. commence
shall not be completed the taking OF The viii be
fom day o day NJ tie said place, and between The
said, until completed. Yours, sc,
JAMES SCRrGGs
Feb. 10 hS-wiW