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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-22

ny PROFESSOR VELPEAU'S CELEBRATED
FILLS for the radical cnre Of Gonorrhea elect and ell
nocopuruent discharges from the urehra These pills
guar aneed to effect permanent in all diseases
II the urehra in shorter time than any other remedy
ever brought before the public, without taintng the
breath dissgreeng with the stomach, or confinement
fom business P4ce 81 per box Once OF the college
W. 8 RICHARDSON, Agent.
B--A liberal discount to country practitioners and
medicine vendors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-22

ANOTHER RIcHMoND.--Dr. Cox of Brooklyn,
emulous of the unenviable notoriety of his pugis-
tic brethren, Drs Potts and Wainwright, has en-
tered the field and gives lecture at the Taberna-
Gle tonight, tor the purpose demonstrating his
skill in handling the orthodox spiritual weapons OF
lnvective, vituperaton and bigotry. Alas alas
for poor abused, disgraced Christian charity
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-22

TYLER MovENENrs-Tne efforts to catch seven
teen delegates for this city, and the organization Of
tho Tyler party, is very seduously pursued. But j,
is difficult job. The prospect continues gloomy.
Up to last night we understand that there was
prospect of catching six, and small chance of se-
curing the seventh. Thus the sport stood at sun
down.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-22

ma RHEUMATISM How important to those who
have Rheumatism Govt, Contracted Cords or Muscles, l.
he Indian Vegetable Elixir and Lniment which has
known to fail in single case to cure these com
plants At 81 Courtlandt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-22

NO. DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
liz to be found the agency established by Mir Daley
"a Walker street, not druggists store, mind but per
hmery cstab shmcnt, where pamphlet can he had gra
lis containing the wonderful Of burns scalls salt
rheum. piles aud old performed by Daleys
ierful save
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-22

, Circuit Court.
MARCH, 2l.-This Court further adjourned until
this morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-22

LATEST FROM TExAs.-The New York bring.
iates from Galveston, to 9TH inst. A note i
published from Gen. Murphy protesting against the
Of his name in support OF the statements that have beer
made that the u ) Senate hal ratified treaty OF annex
lion Gen. M. says that in point of ac those sfaanent
not rue, and that he did not give them authority
confirmation.
reported at Gllvesion before the New York lie!
that Capt Hay had met party Mexicans west Of tn.
Nueces and after short engagement, killed and wound
I'd several and took FIVE six prisoners The prisons
sent 10 the seat of Government at Washington
The President has ordered the Treasury TO be closed
sixty days, and txchequer Bills be issued iron
he Department during this period
Two cabin doors we're washed ashore lately on 8:
Joseph Island. They are supposed to have belonge
to the i'll ated San Antonio.
The amount Of from import duties, fees SC
the Galveston Custom House for the quarter ending
January 81, is4s. is $50, i47 1913
The small pox has made its appearance in Aust.
county
Capt Hays is organising his company of mounted ranger
Bexar The business Of his place has suffered great,
want OF such aforce to protect against the
, that section.
A contract has been made with Gen. Mercer fo
establishing colony the vacant lands extending from
the Brazos to the Red river above the settlements Th
Henrique arrived at Galveston brought 1856 emig
The Houston Democat.says the sheri's sales for
have caused brisk demand for Exchequers at Houston
they sold at so cents They taken at the
house for so cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-22

M CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.-Th.
Tonic Mixture prepared by the College Of Medicine an
'harinscy of the city Of New York. confidently re
commended for all ofdeby produced by secret in
ulgenOe of any kind is an invaluable reme
D Tor impotence sterlity barrenness unless depend
.ng mal-formston)
Single bottles 81 each cases of half dozen $5 care
July packed and sent to all parts of the Union.
Office OF the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy. sr
Yassac street w RiLHARDsON Agent
N. B.-A liberal discount to country practitioners and
IL venders
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-22

fh9- COMSTOCK's EXTRACT OF SARSAPARlL-
La from u Conrtlandt street for the cure Of
Scrofnia, letter, Mercurinl Diseases,
Chronic Rheumatism, Cutaneous Diseases,
Swelling of the Bones, Pimples or Pustules
Eruption Of the Skin, Ulcers Liver objections,
and all diseases arising from impure state OF the blood
exposures and mprudenoies in e excessive use OF mer
curry Sc Also Chronic Constitutional Disorders will be
removed by this remedy.
Don't pay 81 for bottle Of SarsaparIla, when Com
stocks can be had at fifty cent per bottle, 81 per do
[d3- WE ASK ATTENTION TO THE FOLLOW,
ing names Of gentlemen Of the highest respectaby wen
known in this community. Following the list will be
seen for what purpose it has been made -
Rev j. NJ Matthews, No. 81 Clinton Place.
Doctor Mclean, No Warren street.
Nielsen, No II White street,
Harris, No. Stone street.
Grondin No Is Sixth Avenue.
Freeman, No. zig East Broadway,
A. Bache, Esqr., No Broadway,
L. NJ. Bull, Esqr, No 2O6 Broadway.
+. II. Watson, Esqr. No. Az Exchange Place,
John Ogden, Esqr, 96 Wall street
John Haggerty, Esqr., No IS Chambers street,
J. L stebbns Esqr, No s24 Greenwich street.
NJ Melvin, Esqr, No Is Wall street,
Also we refer you to 673 other gentlemen OF the
first standing in this city, who have tried the great Salve
Connels Pain Extractor, from 81 Courtand street. and
find il all that it is recommended TO be.
This Pain Extractor fo III Courtlandt street
will any of the following complaints or no pay will
he taken, viz -
Burns scaids, Eryspelas, Salt Rheum, Piles,
Runrounds, lSore Nipples Chaps Chae.
rheumatism, Chilblains. Sore Eyes Nipples
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-22

CO. POUDRE SUBTLE, FOR ERADICATlNG ST.
periuous hair from low ioebeads any part Of the
ody Italian Medicated Soap for curing eruptions PIN
pies frcckles, botches and dark rough discoorcd skin
LIQUID Vegetable Rouge ppsrs delicate blushing tnge
the complexion, inmov able by rubbing with handher
chief linen cloth Blanc dEspagne or Spanish white
Tor the face with variety VI other cosmetics-o walker
street. door from the corner Broadway.
Agents-Jordan, Milk street, Boston 20 Chestnut st
Philadelphia Seth s Hsnce Baltimore; Gray, Pough
keepsie Myers New Haven +. G. Ferre, Sliddleown
Bull Hartford c. Dyer Providence Carleton, Lowell
Coggeshall New Bedford Mathewson, Norwich Ives
patten Portland Preston, Portsmouth Guild, Bangor
Guthrie, Albany Tousey, Rochester; Carswell, Lock
port Smith, Palmyra and in almost every town snd
city throughout the u. s. Letters addressed to Dr. f. Fe
x. Gouraud, N. u, must be postpaid
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-22

NOMINATIONS. --The democrats have renominatec
Alderman Emmans and Assistant Henry, in the
Sixth; and Assistant Brown, for Alderman of the
Eight, and Albert w Smith for Assistant. Alder
man Brown has rendered himself POPULAR as an
Assistant andi President Of the Board during the
past year, and will poll full party vote at least.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-22

UREA AND SCHENECTADY R.u,o.n-Arraroe
ments have been made to two daily trains of car,
over this road commanding the 10th inst The car,
10 O'Clock in the morning and at O'clock in th
ing The cars from the east will arrive here at A. M
and 3 p M.-Uhea Gar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-22

JENNY DoYLE.-The Boston Times pays the fol-
lowing compliment to JemHy Doyle, the young
man who does up the messages and general express
news Tor Adams's Express He Is ever on hand and
prompt IN the delivery Of his papers and messages When
he Express arrives he may be rushing through the
streets and making his way up stairs with railroad velo
ony lie generally in advance of every thing, while
ohers creep along as though this not great country
and as though Texas not gong to be admitted into
to be occupied forthwith
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-22

been busy Ihe official declaration of the negotiations
pending the subject Of annexation may create great
err panic than any experienced yet Public opinion as
yet very unsettled this subject, and it will remain SO
until the question matured at headquarters.
The amount of revenue from impost duties, lees, &C.
accruing at the Galveston Texas) Custom House. for the
quarter ending Jan. 81, is as iolows:-
Cash duties. .......... .$46,7 no 10
Permits ............... l72 20
vessels iees. l96 10
s5l, 400 %
Amount secured in public store 7l7 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-22

Nsw YORK LEersLATURE-ln Assembly, on
Tuesday, bill was reported TO amend the act re-
ative to the Common schools Of Brooklyn; also by bill
making appropriations to the medical departments OF Ge
neva College, Albany College an the University OF the
city OF New York-laid the table Appropriates $4,000
per annum to New York University, and $1,000 per
% Alaauy aud Geneva Colleges
As SPECIAL ORDER The Militia bill for Thursday -
ir LYsS Laid the table resolutions against
the annexation OF Texas 10 the Union Several bills
ordered to third reading Mr. l. Ike called for the con
sdernon OF his resolution. nsructng the committee
constitutional reform to report bill to call vention
Mr.. SEYMOUR regretted that this resolution moved
when the committee Of the whole prepared take
vote the amendments which had been long under
discussion With view of testing the of the House
he ed that the resolution be laid the table MIR
adjournment Mr. HOFFMAN, Mr. LEE, Mr. YouSes and
o,hers-No! No The motion prevailed, and the Hous,
adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-22
Amount secured in public store

Total. ........ S52,l47 Is
The report Of the Committee of Ways and Means OF the
City Council of Baltimore recommends that the entire
tax of the year be levied the rate Of CIT cents
per hundred dollars Last year the levy was 70 cents
or isa cents more This is important reduction Of the
cys burhens at the time that the sum levied will
furnish ample provision for meeting promptly the public
obligations Of every kind.
the Pennsylvania House Of Representatives the reve-
nue. bill passed committee, was anticipated. when the
committee rose and reported the same motion was
then made to to the second reading and consdc
ration of the bill which not agreed to- yeas 49, nays
6 The friends Of the bill voted against taking up at
this time because the object of the to refer
back to the Committee OF Ways and Means with instruc.
tions incorporate with it provision for the sale If the
main line; and it is deemed advisable to let each PROPOSE
ton stand alone upon its own merits.
RECEIPTS OF THE WEsrER, RAILROAD THE WEEc
ENDING MARCH l6
Passengers. Observation-Disclosures. 1894 $2029
Freight, Sc. Observation-Disclosures. $685. 2.4sl
Total .So,U2S @aolo
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| ma COMSTOCK's EXTRACT OF SARSAPARIL
| LA, from u Conrtlandt street, for the cure Of

N. B. liberal discount to country practitioners and
medicine vendors
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-19
Sept. 2S--wsw

TN ANCERY-VIRcINiA:-At 4 Court held
i Tor Cumberland county, the 2Slh day oil oclo-
Der, 1871
William Thomas Ballow, Jane Booker Heze-
kiah Ford, and Elizabeth G.. his wife,
Against
Charles A. Ballow, admir- OF Jesse Baow, de-
ceased, VIM. T. Balow, son of VIM. Ballow,
Montgomery BalIow, and Elizabeth II. Balow,
VIM. H. Ballow, Henry Ballow, John Baliow,
Edwin Ballow, James Ballow, George Ballow,
Augustus t. Walton, and Ann Eliza his wife,
Louisa ColquilL James Fl. Goodman, Zachariah
r. Goodman, Charles J. Goodman, Liteton 4.
Goodman, Thomas B. Goodman. and Elizabeth
his wife, John ]. Guthrey, and Martha A. his
wife, Samuel Bagwell, and Willianna his wife,
- Wright, and Jane his wife, formerly Jane
Coleman. Sarah Coleman, and Charles Coleman,
Horace Anderson, Henry Anderson, Sterling Alder
son, Chas Ballow, John F. Ballow, and VIM. t.
Ballow, VIM. Ballow, Catharine Ballow, Eliza
beth Ballow, and Diana Ballow, Thos Hudson,
and Nancy Hudson, Hiram Hudson, Thos. w.
Dowdv and Mary P. his wife, 7. c. Jones, and
Elizabeth A. his wife, Mary F, Crank, VIM. T..
Crank, Joseph H. Crank, and Hiram II. Crank,
and Samuel Wallace, and Ann his wife,
Defendants:
The defendants Samuel WALLACE, and Ann F.
nus Nilc, richly DuloN, JUN buioM u"o ~ 80
Ballow, Samuel Bagwell and Willianna his
wife, VIM II. Ballow, Horace Anderson Henry
Anderson, Sterling Anderson, John F. Ballow,
VIM I. Ballow, Vim. Balow, Catharine Balloy,
Elizabeth Ballow, and Diana Ballow, Elizabeth
A. Crank, Mary F. Crank, VIM. T. Crank, Jo-
seph H. Crank and Hiram H. Crank, not havr
ing entered their appearance and given security
according 10 the act of Assembly, and the rules
of this Court, and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they are not inhabitants OF this
Commonwealth, II is ordered, That the said de-
PENDANTS do appear here on the first day OF the
next December Court, and answer the bill OF The
plaintiffs, and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper published in the
city of Richmond for two months successfully,
and posted at the front door Of the Courthouse
OF this county. A Copv-Tes,e
B. B. WOODSON, C. G. c. c.
Nov. 2-w2m-$5
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-19
THE EMPIRE STATE.

l, is with feelings of gratitude and pleasure,
that we repub!ish from The Albany Argus the fol-
lowing tribute 10 the gallant Democrats OF New
York. In the hour Of need, they have generously
forgotten their personal disappontments, and raj
lied to the support of their principles and the sal
walton Of their country. To MIR. Van Buren, too
much praise cannot be given for his magnani-
nous submission TO the will Of the people, and
for his cordial and sincere invocatons 10 his
friends TO forget all but their country, and prove
10 the world, that their honor and their devotion 10
the Constitution had rot been shaken BY the result
of the Baltimore Convention. Mr.. Van Buren
stands higher now than he has ever done. Silas
Wright, The Cato of America, has won imperish-
able renown by his dignihe.l and dsinteresied and
faithful conduct. He declined the nomination for
the Vice Presidency; he consented to give up his
seat in the Senate-one othe highest posts OF honor
in our Government, when filled by such man as
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-19
TN CHANCERY.-VIRcrSn:-In Hanover

TN CHANCERY.-VIRGISIA:-In Hanover
i County Court, September 24th, 1874:
Martha Isbell, who was Martha Hope, Nancy
Turner who was Nancy Hope, John b. Jones
and Frances his wife, who was Frances Hope
Caroline Bowles who was Caroline Hope, Eu-
genia Hope, Elizabeth Hope, Thomas Hope, lsa-
bella Hope, Josephine Hope, Mary E. Hope
Harrod ]. Anderson and Matilda his wife, John
B. Jones, Alfred O. Jones, Richard Jones, Nathan
iel Nuckos and Nancy his wife, Patrick II. Jones,
Thomas r. Bird and Caiharine his wife, William
w. Mallory and Sarah his wife, Martha Jones,
Peter G. Cosby, Edward Cosby, Overton Cosby
John Cosby. Polly Cosby, Sarah Cosby John
Wooison and Sarah his wife, who was Sarah
Nelson, Giles Hope, - Clarke and Elizabeth
his wife, who was Elizabeth Hope, WIN. Hope,
Moody Hope, John P. Hope. - Walker and
Mildred K his wife, who was Mildred X. Hope,
James Hope, Thomas Hope, - Cason and
Nancy his wife, who was Nancy Hope, Thomas
Wool Joseph Wood, James Wood, John Wood
Nancy Glass Sarah Glass, - Lowry and Eli
zabeth his wife, who was Elizabeth Wood James
Hope, Richard Hope, William Hope, - Sin
gleton and Lavinia his wife, who was Laynia
Hope and - Wood and Paulina his wife, who
was Paulina Hope, Plaintiffs;
against
Thomas A. Hope, William D. Johnson and
David l. Saunders, as Administrators OF John
Hope deceased, and the said Thomas "A. Hope
in his own right, and William d. Johnson and
Elizabeth his wife, David /. Saunders and Maria
his wife, Evan Ragland and Calvary his wife,
John Newman and Mary his wife, David Jones.
Mary, Hester, Lewis and James Nelson, -
Lea and Sarah his wife, ~ cRae and Fanny
his wife, Ely Norman and Mourning Vaughan,
Defendants:
The plaintiffs this day filed their BILL and, on
their motion, David l. Saunders is assigned The
guardian ad Item TO defend the infant defend
ants. who filed their answers; and the adult de-
PENDANTS, Thomas A. Hope, William ID. Johnson
and David l. Saunders. as Administrators OF Jno.
Hone, deceased and the said Thomas A. Hope in
his own right, and the said William d. Johnson
and Elizabeth his wife, and David |. Saunders
and Maria his wife, also filed their answers, 10
which answers the plaintiffs generally; and the
defendants, cyan nasand and Calvary his wife,
John Norman and Mary his wi G, - Lea and
Sarah his wife, - McRae and Fanny his wife,
Efy Norman aud Mourning Vaughan not hav
ing entered their appearance and given security,
according to the ACT OF Assembly and the rules OF
this Court, and it appearing TO the Conr by salts
factory evidence, that they are not inhabitants OF
this Commonwealth, it is Ordered that the said
defendants appear here on the first day OF Decem-
Der Court next, and answer the plaintiffs said
bii and that copy Of This order be forthwith in
serted in some newspaper published in the city OF
Richmond for two months successfully, and that
another copy be posted at the front door OF The
Courthouse of this county.
A Copv-Tesie,
PHILIP E. WINSTON, c. II. c.
Sept 2S-WSW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-19

T AND FOR SALE IN FLUVANNA
IL COUNTY.-The subscriber offers for sale a
Tract of Land, lying on the Little Machunk
Creek, in Fluvanna county, twelve miles South
C. the Town Of Charlottesville and about four
miles from Union Mills, on the Rivanna. The
upper part of Big Machunk runs through the
land, and has at all seasons sufficient water TO
turn Grist or Saw Mill About forty acres 2f
the land are cleared-thirty Of which are under
cultivation, and well enclosed-the balance, OLGA
acres is we'll stocked, with timber of original
growth. Ii is believed TO contain some as fine
timber, (Oak, Hickory, Pine, and Beech, as can
be found on any land East of the Blue Ridge
Situated within two miles of Saw Mill, four
miles from the Rivanna, and but few miles from
The Richmond and Louisa Rail Road, the OAK
Ifmber alone is sufficient to pay the price asked
for the land The land is rich Meadow and fine
hne Tobacco land. There is perhaps no better
Tract, cot like size) for quality of land, and ad
vantages of location, South of the Mountains
There is on the land, in good repair, a Dwell
ling House, one and half stories high-eighteen
by twenty feet, with other buildings for securing
the crop; also, Two excellent Springs. A por
ton of the land is now in Corn and Oats. Mr.
ptiddy, who al present resides on the Tract, and
Mr.. Bowles, residing in the neisbborhood, will
show the land, and point ont the boundaries TO
any one DESTROYS of purchasing. The title is I'M
qaeaioa@dl' For further information, a line adj
dressed 10 the undersigned at Richmond, Virginia,
VIII receive prompt attention.
VIM. B. ALLEGRO
Sept 5 3i-wtf
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NEW MARKET FOR SALE

NEW MaRhEl r OR SaLE-
PURSUANT TO the provisions of deed OF
L Trust executedt to the subscriber by Thomas
Massie and Elizabeth P. his wife, for the purpose
OF securing to Alexander S. Payne ofCampbell
certain sums ofmoney aforementioned, and duly
recoried in the Clerks Office OF Goochland Coun.
" Court shall, in compliance herewith, on
Tuesday the 10Th day of December, 1914, if tair
if not the first fair day thereafter, proceed 10 SELL
al public auction to the highest bidder, on the pre-
misses, for cash, the Trac, OF Land on which the
said Thomas Masse now resides, situated on
Beaverdam Creek in the County of Goochland,
called by the name of New Market, containing
Six Hundred acres more or less, and adjoining
The lands of the late Mrs. Ann Harris, Stephen
Woodson and others.
The Dwelling House is large and convenient
well suited for the accommodation of a large
family, with all necessary out houses attached
thereto: good Barn with an excellent Machine,
&c Tobacco Houses recently erected with the
fixtures requisite for securing large crop. The
land is well adapted to the raising Of The usual
crops ofthe neighborhood, such as Tobacco,
Corn, Wheat, &C., and is susceptible OF the high
est Improvement Persons disposed to purchase
will Of course view the premises before The day
OF sale which will be shown By Mr. Massie or
The subscriber The title TO this property is be-
levcd 10 be unquesioned; but the undersigned
acting as Trustee will convey such title only as
j. vested in him by the deed aforesaid.
CHARLES GUERRANT.
NOV S-c2awt!s Trustee
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Terms of the Richmond Enquirer.

~ The Enquirer Is published DAILY ana SEMI
WEEKLY For tho Daily Paper, seven dollars per an
ann aud at the Of eight dollars T taken for shoit
nv n,rod than one year. Fur the Srmi-Weekly, hve
aoIiars per annum, aud Three Dollars fof six months
IN advance to be paid the oe, or RENTED oy
mail post paid; Six Dollars per annum at the emu OF
the year = !, - ,,ap
ny All dues this office may he remitted per man,
n cod and available Bank notes. at the risk oil the rdi-
,o, The postage Of all letters beng paid by the CRITTERS
This postage of single letter is scarcely OF amy account
sy,rnsiye business, which operates as serious TAI
mon the Ednmsl
~ THE DAILY ENQUIRER-Fur one square of
;,.en lues or less first insertion. fifty cents, and
v.,y succeeding insertion twenty live ctntsii insert
- once A week twice u week, or three times week,
fh,ry seven and half cent?
nmal advertisers are charged fty dollars for thirty
,os and in that proportion for advertisements OF
,s,,er lencth-except Lottery Vendors and Auction
s,S who are charged one hundred dollars, tpaper in
iW IHE sEMI-wEEKLY-One square of sixteen
,as or l..s first insertion, IS cent?; for each cnnu-
snce SO cents
Orders from distance must be accompanied with the
ADVANCE pay or satisfactory references, 10 insure execu-
ton. . =, ,
~ An Obituaries and Marriages from the country,
whenever the party's hand wrng il unknown al this
ONCE must be authenticated by endorsaiion OF The
Postmaster in the neshborhood or they will In no case
be published. Every measure, that has been taken &c
prevent postons aud quizzes, has proved heretofore
unavaing. We must therefore, insist, Ia such case
upon the communication being cfrtihed by the name OF
the Postmaster. rriuen the beck Of the letter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-19
Nov. 5-wSw

EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA
T. TO WIT: BE il remembered, that on the
tenth day of September, A. ID. 1911, in the
sixty year OF The Independence Of The
United States of America, VIM ii. Richardson,
of The said District as Secretary Of the Com
monwealth of Virginia, for, and on behalf of
said Commonwealth, hath deposited in the Clerks
Office of the United States Court, for the Eastern
District of Virginia, The title OF Book, which
is in the following words, TO wit: "Repo-s of
cases decided in the Supreme Court OF Appeals
and in the General Court of Virginia, BY Con-
way Robinson.-volume lI.-From April Isl.
1913, to April Isi, 1884," the right whereof he
claims for the Commonwealth oil Firsinia, as pro-
prielor thereof, in conIarmty with an act Of Con
gress entitled, "An act TO amend The several acts
respecting Copyrights"
Copy. Tcste, P. MAYO,
Oct oo-w4w Clerk of the District.