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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-06
From he clarssburg Scion, .Hareh

Fr0Tnus CIlrksburg
Monday las, was n great day among the Poi'''c'ahs
of Lewis Ii was The first day OF The quarterly 'e''n
If the County Court, and something unusual - ooheu
for on such occasions. Accordingly, Vol o"''h' -"
Wing Elector for this District, opened the campaign
for the next Presidency. We dId not near NUN -
The Colonel's speech business demanding our attsn-
,on else where but we sorry to see the ICONS are
dis posed 10 play the game OF deception tna' 'e
did in 1910. The public debt left by Mr. Van buren,
administration was peraded md presented as oe'hg
near 50 millions Of dollars No assertion coud oe o
disipgenuous or false than this The actual deo was
between five and six millions, but the appropriations
for specific purposes uncaed for, and Tor when me
Treasury was Table, it seems by their hgures, ~e'e
something like 81 millions of dollars, and th's Iney
call debt The appropriations made by the ast Cooh
Congress, amounted to 40 millions OF dona's' uu'i"s
the last year of that Congress, and yet If The Demo
crscy were to reckon those appropriations US part OF
the public dbbt the country would ring with denun-
chiffon. We expect that upon such basis as TINS,
the present public debt would be swollen to lUo mil
lions of dollars, instead of the 30 millions now actu
ally owing and contracted We do think The Coons
ought to be ashamed 10 thus abuse and insult common
honesty and common intelligence. We do not be-
lie We any cause ultimately succeed, that depends
for support upon such hazardous proceedings.
Colonel Smith WAS answered by G. FL. Lee, Esq oil
this place. and so fur were able to learn was re-
Piled to in niously and effectively. Mr. Lee quoted
the revelation of Wiloughby Newton in reference to
the want of sfirmness and candor OF the Wings Of
1340-of their forgetfulness in 1910, that "honesy is
the best policy at all times and under oil c'rcumstan
ces. This revelation causes an evident squrmng ano
twisting among the Coons. One old Coon could stand
It's startling disclosures no longer, and stung with q
conviction of lis truth he audIby exclaimed severa
times, Judas Judas Judas So 1T seems that any
man that speaks plain truth to their party, and IS
member of their fraternity, he is Judas-a traitor
Colonel Smith lad occupied nearly all the afternoon
and Mr. Lee was compelled to cut short his remarks
but in the contest we nothing lost on our
part. In The evening the Clay club met, and Colonel
Camden gave t;lam one of his long yarns and to the
Hon 5 l.. Hays was conceded the great privilege Of
taking one hour to reply to Col Camden's Of two OF
him m in an hour that Colonel Camden had TO take
the floor again in reply This discussion has fairly sci
the Presidential ball in motion in that quarter agita
ton TO he the watchwotd with the Coons; with
out an excitement they feel and know they are un-
done The Democratic Association were 10 have met
on Tuesday evening; canno. speak OF lis proceed
ngs having left town on that day
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FRESH SPRING DRY GOODS

IafSG"y .Hdfth DIT, I0IT'
- u. JENKINS has opened within tile pat rev iaf,
~. 80 packages new eoods-con.istn. Of 10000 jaiu
caicoes, paernsa prices, from d, e, 10, ~ e'"
finer
loo bales and beached and uuh'eached sb'fi'-
Sheetings-ail widths
300 pieces yellow Nankeens-vaIious qualities
5 cases PANTHEON Matcrals-consistin. 0f blue ana g.
Driinss and twil,ed materials, various colcrsIes'ne
so bales Cotton Oznaburgs, at siNpcnce, and higher
Irish Lincnsa prices, from IS cents 10 the finest G
Families wishing make Linen for the Spring an- -
will find fresh supply 10 select from.
Butlaps-Sewng materials, of Linen, silk and Cotton
10000 yards Furniture Caiicoes from u, 10 ~ oea
shilling
Cotton Frngss and Furniture Dmiiy.
The above few Of tie Goods for sale. 7 "
sale or retail a, r. n JEHhN
n. B.--New Goods will be opened weekly throughout Wy
son.
March
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March Ii

a1o oon REWAan-The above reward will he paid in
UU,JU note. of Brandon Bank OF Mississippi any
sho. E,hisbnen in the city OF Richmond Texas who Will
sell Boots and Shoes cheaper Than s. A. Smith, at the OF The
Red Boot Main street. opposite the end OF the od Market
Corner House therefore my establishment is the cheapest
in This CITY or Texas invite all Nations Languages and Tongues
from the SNEAKER OF the Jewish Sanhedm Flat Head lndi
10 cali ON me for bargains determined to be beat
in these dgcn selling cheap Boots and Shoes have Boots
NJ from Il IS TO ST. from s5 81 $3.50
accommodate in prices Just call and look for yourselves and
YOU will find very difficult TO get away without purchasing En-
~ r Don,t forget the Red Boot. s. A. SMITH.
nsc O 62-wtf
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RICHARDSON Il CO,

So, MAIs STREET,
ARE now receiving their supply OF ENGLISH, FRENCH
n GERMAN aud AMERICAN DRY GOODS which have been
purchased u favorable terms
I'm The coursc of days. their Stock will b,
complete almost entirely new, and embrace great variety
handsome articles Amongst the assortment will be found
Cloths, Cassmcres Vestings,
Apacas Prints aud Gnghams,
Linens. Lawns and Hollands,
Tcklcnburgs, BurIaps, Paddings,
PantalooH stuis every description, &c, &C., sc.
All which they will sell on their usual tefnis
March ~ lol-ol'
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he Sc, down as part and of the regular ana pa
nary annual expenditures Of the for
being deducted from the llo4 millions no oms
.Iy instead of The enormous of DO millions as
charged es by these aforementioned political ah%e'e can.
and instead of &c millions of dollars whch MI LAY
himself estimated the proper standard OF e1peho'
'u'e' W. [RInrhester Yirginian.
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TO MERCHANTS AND OTHERS.
SPRING STOCK.

WE receiving the most general assortment Of sets
w ladies' misses aud ctdrcu's Boots, Sips, Ties SC
Eastern Brogans youths, boy and gents.
Servants and children's cheap Shoes.
Pegged Boots and Broeans, in variety.
And also are manufacturing, ladies' and gents Slips and
Boots in the most durable manner.
We solicit call from who wish buy by the package or
single pair cash prices determined To sell
cheap for cash. approved paper. ~
M,rc,, ~ q7-wtf
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est and most .penddy Illuminated and illustrated edition OF
the Bard OF published edited by the Hon T. T. Yer,
nlanck n " Weir Es, will design, select and arrange the IL
ustra,lons Of which w be about ico executed on wood
very style of the modern school oil 'nat art ne s'
nan of fIam. il in press and will be issued this month"; The
publisher will spare expense pains TO make this edition
of the ord Poet superior to any thing that has heretofore
annr1red in Illustrations topography and paae There will he
about 100 weekly OF rya octave size rce u. cts each
wish this work IN The most perfect stale wii ons
s,rr of h. Il. they app-a when VIII contain
the a,rly proofs If The cravings. Call and subscribe
W RANDOLPH & ca : bookstore and Bribery
l2l West Main street, Richmond
lD-Mtf
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COMMUNICATED.
"MucR YET REMAINS uSsrSG.

COMMUNICATED.
The following Wing Song is the version OF "Koasted be
and dollars day - for lsi4
SONG.
"The laborny men, who want more WORK,
"And higher wages too,
.sWi help TO put IN Harry Gay,
"Wn brter times in view.
"They'Ii saw and chop, and grub and dig,
"And shovel and shovel away,
"And shovel shovel, shovel, shovel
land vote for Harry Clay"
PARODY.
The shutting Wings who want TO gull,
And cheat the peonlr too,
VIII try to put in Harry Clay,
With Banking frauds in view.
They'll gull and cheat and CAB aud spout
And shuttle and shuttle away,
And shuttle, shuttle shuttle, shuttle,
And vote for Harry Clay.
Leander, sweet, and Ephraim, dear,
And Simon too, they say
Rat and mousse and wolf and Bsar,
All 20 for Harry Clay.
MORAL.
Go on your ways, ye cunning coons,
Till log traps overtake ye
Giv'n no of Heav'n and honest men,
From bad 10 ven hasten
Down, down, down, to that sad end
'ris grievous e'en to think on.
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PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE

THE subscriber is constantly receiving from TIE 'e
i nufactory of Nunns * Clark, New York, r'-saH'
Piano Foues possessing the latest Improvement ~
teicacy o; touch and sweetness oftone, 50 PecuA "
nufacture Il
Also, large assortment OF Musical instruments "'
Merchandise in general. .,,s
Piano Fores repaired tuned, let on hire, and
CHEAP MUSIC.
The largest collection OF Music offered ''f -
State may he selected from, al the store OF lie suD''
ladelphL and New York prices. ,i...--
Those purchasing to sell again VIII be infl''"''
terms than they lind elsewhere IN TIE s'1, -.y
Feb Is biaao Fort and Sfssic Stort. 0pp'ti'
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nRINKER 4 MORRIS, late SMITH & PALMER, invite At
~ assortment of Modern American puosa,
on, which is now very complete comprising the most valuable
and nnroved Works in Theology Law and Miscellaneous Lite
n,ure 10 which additions constantly being made
School Books in every variety 49, ;.
Country Merchants and School Teachers supplied The mos,
favorable =.
of every description made To orfe ana binding
of cvery variety executed their Bndery the best
~ o"''>t'
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SPRTNG-ls4i.
FRESH DRY GOODS:

~ j. s JAMES 4 co. Globe Square, have now in Store
large aud general assortment Of FRESH SPRING GOODS
purchased the best terms, many them Jar 6eoN me coSt p
aon 10 which they oil their old customers
and the public generally
than they have offered for many Foreign Goods are n"
deed reyy cheap. 80
" vessels daily expected, they WIN receive
" Nae, qI,. 20 '"Pp"~ lost
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by such means We fear nothing from suen en- " rn,s
only 10 far as they may deprave the taste and w
,h o,aIs of ,bose sections of the country IN which,
thew may be resorted for political effect The pe0'
ME will no, be twice taken in by the same tricks
p'' ma -" TUaJre nton IN. ca Repo,fT
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
A GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE
HATS AND CAPS.

AT the Town and Country Hat Manufactory,
the Columbian Hotel, Richmond, Vlrgnn.
II. ANTHONY respectfully informs his friends and w
- lie generally. that he has ON hand larger ahd better
than he has had, consisting of Fine Fur sci,
aud Russia Hats Fur, Cloth Velvet, Scalc G.las
Hair Caps Hack and Drab Wool Hats, &c, &c. al |
and varied styles and shapes. Under The assurance that
tenn of small profits and quick returns Is most ad'anaee
has adopted the method of doing bnsnes entirely f O.
is consequently, enabled 10 sell Al much lower picts i
who give credit.
r. S.-To his friends in the Country, who have par
him. lie hts t.nks-to those who haze '
be better acquainted with. Oct. - =
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HOOKS AND STATIONERY.

NUUkS AND STATIUNEKl.
nRfkkER & MORRIS, tlate Smith K Palmer iry't
- ton L. their very complete assortment of Book> as
cry. TO which additions are now being made from lle ~
and Philadc p!ia trade sales. We furnish any f
School hooks of the latest and approx ed rdtipns
Blank Books Of every GescTpti Letter and Cap iA
every variety and cheap Together wIh STANDARD p.f
in every department OF Literature. County Merchant ana
supplied nj Il. los prices a. Ia can purchase ~ any
March - W
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS OILS, DYE-sTUFFS, WIN

DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, DYESTCFFS, WIN
DOW GLASS,
4 LEXANDER DUVAI Z 90. have constantly On hand
n large and welseleced stock of the following ances with
every article in their ne which they offer 10 tie trade on
accommodating terms:
Best Caracas Indigo Spirits Turpentine
Best Dutch Maddrf Castor oil
Alum Copperas EPSON salts
I.Dgw0ood. clipped sal tratus
IO.woOd SIliputfr
White Lead, dry and IN oil Blue stone
Iamn Oil Tanners oil
Gum ShellaC SGier Ol!vt Oh
Best Chewing Tobacco Havana and Principe Ci.arS
Aud large aud wei! assorted Stool Of WINDOW GLASS 81
the celebrated Muicca hrlni
" IT, Particular attention paid packing aud shipping orders
ALIEN. DUyAI Il co,
Feb. 27 Gift Main street. Richmond, Virginia
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IN CHAACERf.-ViRGINi,:-At Rules held N IA. -.
ice Q! THE CncuIt Superior Cogft Law ana Caars.
eunb Fand County, Monday, The 18th DAY March :.
;,gu''nei lehIeA' Fh-
~ imam y Morton and Char ;. ilmorr, De'rl...
Tile defendant, William q. Norton not having cnirll
p"lrahce and given security, according of H..
ana The rules of the said Court, and appearing by ,a
evidence that lie Is not nm inabtan of this c0mnouae,
Is Ordered that The said Defendants appear al rr, H. b.
IN the Clerks Office Of said Count the ir>i MuGa,,
next ard answer the bill OF The plaintiff aud that can, ~
order he forthwith inserted IN newspaper pll,,t r
city OF Richmond for months successfully and p,,s
front door Of The Cour house oi tins county.
4 Cepy-!cste, b l.. WOOpsON
N1rcI,
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rrHoMAS L CHARLES ELLIS, Importers Of DRY GOODS,
Hardware, Cutlery and Gnns street. opposite The En-
Bank Store the portion OF THEN Sprn.
spy which they or to country merchants and others On as
low terms as found at any other house in the CITY,
,,a..h "a 2-Im
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TO THE TOBACCO PLAN rERS OF VIRGINIA.
WE have appointed William J. Norris OF the CIty Of Rich
w moud, Agent the sale of Strengthening and
COMPRISING Tobacco Machine.
We call The attention Of the Growers of Tobacco III
Virginia this invention, well for lis III labor
pepan. The bundles, hands, for pressing
Iogs!eaLs after leaving The machine.
DAVID SMITH
Richmond January 18th, lsi4. GEE DRUMWRlGiiT.
NJ The Machine sale my Office East side OF
Shokoe Warehouse Planters and respectfully invited
the utility Of il, which think will he found yala-
HE Invention W. J. MORRIS
p.b IN eS-wsw
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IN BANKRUPTCY-Uneds States Court for the Eastern Dis
l trict of Virginia:
Jauuen p Taylor and Others, Petitioners:
against
Beverly Sydnor, Defendant;
The creditors Of Beverly Sydnor requested present the
debts before me- Meckenburg Courthouse, the 10Th day
April next, with due proof
''''' - RICHARD RUSSELL, Commissioner
March 10 15-td
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The defendants, William Wake, Alexander Wass t
Wake, ana James ~. Temple, no. having entered h,,
ance and gwen security, according 10 the Asseml
rules OF tins Court aud appearing By satisfactory ey
h,y are NOT inhabitants OF this state II Ordered Thar
defendants do appear here the first day of m.
tbs Court, and the amended bill Of the pls,ri4
That copy % This order be forthwith inserted m saee
published IN The CITY Of Richmond for months .l,ss
and posted the door oil the Court house al M. 60
Cog--resir, JNO. : HgALY
Feb 10 49,
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DISTRIBUTION or ASSETS OF VoLrXT3TY 5lV


4
i Feb Goth, l-ii
There beng On deposit in tie Bank # Virginia To- l .
BankmpiS discharged IN july, Isi., VII: II mrs Bon
Frederick Butler 81 80 Josiah T. Bhssey - y. Chl:.s, r
$40 G5 John L Crowley so 81, Peter 6. Cost, c,t. l.
Dedcger - CO. Ezekiel yneman -, ~. joan Greg
cents AlafuS Gillian SiJ ~ Wlil.aM Goit So FL NAm
lett 81 -, John w. llm.s y cents John g. MoSty e-r
In McGac SOL 10, George Merriam g g, Chae, H. Nc,s
o. John H. Maddox = 10 James H. Mci'ah. IS = II
prrsr1m = ~ william H. NnrEc. 81 O.; jeI + S,S.
-, Samuel VanderSlice Si9 81; aud the following sum.
cases OF Banupts discharged IN September. !,ia To WI
H. Argyle - cents William 4. frayser s. ,i-2 o. John b..
ton s. 80 Charles :. Morgan s33 80, q Oliver - cents
T.. Siraut s37 10; and the following Tie ri
rups who were discharged in Ncvember 'i2 10 wiz barr
y. Barnes 50 II, John Enrouchy s. So John w. Forrest y
Thomas jordan SIP 81, Benjamin f. Kendall S2i So MAJ.
Iayne g. Is, David F. Mason 81 90, William D. POLAND
Thomas f. Scott $50 81, leander X. Stfceter g Ar
NJ Smith SIS st, Joseph Wilson si3 81, Nathan ". VA
49, and Elliott Workman - 95; and the following suns
cases of BankruptS discharged in January Isi3 To vii M
D. Anderson So o. Franrs Folet, siol o. Robert T. n.
~ John Mcdonnell 81 IL, William J. Morris Sl ~, W.
Mosey - - stephen r. Neal si3 o. David C. smi4 {.
and Edw ard Talbot S. H. aud The follow ing sums
Rankrupts discharged in March, lsia To wit: j. H. & I
kcnzic So l.. William PucSeit. 81 81, Thclnis Po'ise
William C. Wa'tnaIl $40 2' and The follow ing sums Ia 10
of Bankrups discharged in May, l,i3 10 VII: iehp
Il So ]. NJ. 4 L. NJ. God.mit SIZE -, Elas NirNrL-
0verion A. Mosby Sii - Walter II sia.lad sl3 81 Joo
nor Sla G2 Thos :. Taylor Saa -. Addison r Thornton
VIM Tayor $50 81 Wm Watson II cents; and ihe t"uN.
in Of ankrupts dis hareed N octobrr ''5
~ Aaron 5 30 Alex Baker so %, Jesse l.. BGrFoNs
Amanso Coutinho 81 "a, John A. Cunningham so! 81
Chunby $50 A. Henry L. Cook II -, Joshua tnimp d
Edward Cnuninch cham 70 - Jane, Dorriy S3 y, q. M
,r : 70 3s samuel II. Early SO - Edmund VI. fst ;:
Simeon D. !ia.ues II 49, Gus Manson - Ce, John flac
sos ~ Robert g. smith :! II, Samuel ;. Saundef, -
Burton Smith - g., John TompkGs :, lchn J. Wen
and the in,ovin. sums the o BtnsTups d.c-.
Noyembc' sii, 10 WI: William II. Hammond cent L
H. Jackson - 10, Sias Wyatt 81, William ". Wood $
in ir case q Abner f. Bgriow, dsClaIGcd IN bcttutr
The .n,n Of and fcio~in sums IN The cases oh ll
who have led petitions Ia he discharged, Ia W.T. Michael
s:3 Us: Willis ". CowiiHg SOB u, Amelia Gonfkop =
Robert Sclaer SO 81 The Court doth now order potcr
published in tie Richmond Enquirer for ten days-ua
lure term, dividend and distribution viii be made 81 DIV
49,, /, p
the said cases before the passing OF order Tor Gsa
therein. ACopy-itste, , ~ -
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RICiiMoND. FREDERICKSBURG 4 POTOMAC RAIL
ComptettOn 1T the Raiiroad 10 .iqa'a CrceE -t'
raifcd Expedition - Reduction 81 Rates {

RIIfIMOND. lEEDI.EIt hSbI Rb - ~ o'ifAt Kan.
Completion If the Raiiroad TO .iqnia Creek -tT
raitcd Expedition !Reduction 81 Rates o
Washington, Baltimore, PhtadeipLiG, DC.
THE Richmond Frederick sburg aud roomgc Railroad
ny hereby announce that their Railroad was completed
Potomac the 10th November. and that travellers 81
conveyed between Richmond and Washington a, all So.
the year. by Railroad Cars and Steamboats, leaving kcaH
AT Is, A. NJ, precisely, instead Of II, rs heretofore
Instead Of paying tcr fare, heretofore, Ia Frederic
only. and afterwards board the Potomac Steamboat
Washington. passengers will take tickets NJ the Railroad
both for Washington and Balumore The fare, N tins -"
less than paid separately, different portions If u
Dn aud after to-day. the l7 instant tr charges by DE
road Line. between Richmond aud The Northern cu's
reduced ~ follows:
Whole fare between Richmond and Washington,
Do. do. Baltimore.
DO do. Philadelphia. ~ trt
Newcastle and FrenchowE railroad and steamboat itt
Or by Peck and Lore Line,
il VIII he perceived from the above, that The charge
ralroad route ow by the and bay 'c'
The advantage III its favor, OF greatly increased crprc
veers by the railroad lire reaching Washington ~ Nsf
more in TWELVE, and Philadelphia in rwgNrY o>E hlan
leaving Richmond aud ar,irirg Philadelphia be6re cg
The Rirer and Bay Boots hare iJt .lorioi6.
No charge for children under three years Of agc-oh'f'
twelve years OF age, half price. d. Coeied persons i,
THOMAS SliAki
July is i-wlv Sum- drufa f
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IN Y.-NIR.ING.:-.t Rules held In m, 81
lice ot The Circuit Superior Count o Law and tls,rh
county of alddeseJ the first Monday in Janu,,,
! John Il. Sutton, Robert \. Sutton, and Thom.iii
Ma tina u Sutton and John Sutton children and b -
Sutton. deceased, the last TWO being Infants sums h.
Il" '"' aoa'n .,'" neat MENU coarlGs..
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- NorIcE TO COrNTKY MERCHANTS.

u
F. WATKINS, dealer in Boots Shoes Trunks Carpet Bags
y Rackius &c doors below Messrs. Wadswoh. Turner
& ca respectfully inform Country Merchants Farmers and pr
hass generally that his Spring Stock of BOOTS and SHOES
W h, large complete having been selected with much
and purchased of the best and celebrated mannctu
er. pon the favorable and advantageous lie viii
h. this week. large additions his stock
which will found many pretty Goods unsurpassed as 10 taste
fashion and also by almost arrival from the North
nrh adti,lons his stock VIII render and
piete.
IN MI v the closest application aud The
nv customers, and MI who favor me with 4 call.
u,,ch II 99--Wtf
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John Burke Ann w. Berry, Elizabeth Burke Jane. u r..
William A. Wake, Alexander Wake, Marian Wak ~
Wake, James a. Berry, William Laws aud George u ''
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To tie Creditors Of tie Banfrupts Gbore mtRho
Notice hereby given that the assets mentioned IN ~"
Court above, dcp1site Ia the Bank e" Virsni 10
DIT Of The Cont of the United States Eastern DEre a.
GINA, ut Richmond, in the Bankrupt cases therein #
thai aficr ten days notice, dividend and dsrhuneH
made If the said assets, and such other assets t
ed any Of the said cases before the passing OF an ordu
tIibuton thereon.
EDMUND CHRISTIAN, General As,.,
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In observation-disclosures I'm Am.l, c;.
Court OF Law and Chancery, February g,l ,aN SUP
John Robertson, John X. Walk, William n RI
min w. Bedford, Philip = Lowe aud Mary H., "euifC b
Bedford, jr., John I. Bniwe and Coruelis ill., me JOBS
Weekey aud Eliza u. his wife, John Kirk ana NJ Sia.s
Ephram 7. Shall and Ann B. his wife r. o. H. p
against Pianas
Henry w. Robertson committee Frances Robeu.o
and The said Henry ". in his own right WI'.n detea
John Robertson, Milton, William, Lenue and F,sr ,tsf
Thomas Walk, Martha Woodbridge, TIE children m hoGtr
Polly Andrews whose names unknown ch,ld'u At'
Of Betsy Sykes whose Unknown - ana 3
William Robertson and Polly Robertson. aud the olt utr
Frank Robertson, whose names are unknown ChIdr
Of John Robertson Of John, whose names are aha
dfen and heirs Of Mrs. - Degraiehreitt who's. no
known, '.Ass fs
The ,Ia;,,ifr b,vi,. 6,.J thi, rim an, -. Dsienal.,
ants 10 wit: the children and heirs of said Polly
ceased the childIen and heirs of SAID Betsy Svg Il,
Frank and Polly Robertson, and The other said rhd,
ol The said Frank the children aud heirs of the s,d
children ana heirs of the said Mrs Dcsrat,rnr. :,
ing entered their appearance and given security acco,
act OF Assembly and The rules Of this Court and IL a,
satisfactory evidence adduced before the Clerk in
they are not nhahitants Of this Commonwealth II ~
tina; the said defendants appear here tie dr., d,v -
Apri term ~ said Court. and answer the hll Il HE 49,
That copy q: THIS n'dri he forth ith Inserted IA SOM,
printed IN the city oi Richmond once week fl.
cessiveIy. aud posted AZ the from; door O. the
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