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Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-09
July 3oth I845.

"Niy OOlA IC4O-
DEAR IR:-Have you not been aston
ished "in these ends of the earth" to see
the giant strides of Young Democracy
IN lis "progressve'' march ? or have Won
become sofamiliar with the juvenile bant-
ling that It's p:ecosity cease to excite your
admiration2
must confess that, although I tbouobt
after notification Dorrism, anti -districtino.
reputation, Polkism, &c. &c, notbinc
within the compass of It's youthful genius
which could surprise me, have been
somewhat taken aback by the avowal of
some OF the doctrines ofthe young pro.
gressive"
Equality, equality, equality has become
The watchword with many, and this is the
sacred wand with which they propose 20
remodel society, and establish new order
OF things. Now in the good old sense in
which our patriot fathers use the word. |
will contend for equality as long and as
earnestly as any; true, may not shout as
loud; having voice of limited compass
and lungs of more fragile material than
iron. don'i aspire to rival the nballs
Oh bashan" IN believing, OF the donkeys of
Spain in braying.
l understand the author and signers of
he Declaration of Independence,'' when
'ney say All men are created free and
sq@0f,' TO mean that all men by nature have
certain absolute riggs of which they cannot
Justly be deprived either by individuals or
y government They did not mean tba,
IL men are of the same height and weigh,
hat all have thesame capacities and II f1u-
nee, that have The same facil.sies n
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-09

WHAT ARE FLOWERS u
have said aud written a
countrymsn about The ca
ers. ornamental gardenn
tablishments and ] Wol-
homily on the subject eTe'}
remaining year Of ny li's' :. +.
would induce them 70 maa7
Of particular attenIioa ahl
man asks me what Is che -
flowers, my ifst impulse :
uader his hat and ss5 tls .'
[ am heartily SICK q A'-
thing by a standard oi ne'.
it and as heartily DO Pi! 4.
can see no good il lils bll J
gain. or IN the mere al'-
OF eating and drinking
rEcuLturaL Tour.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-09
society. and hurI i back some thousands Of
years. into its primitive or savage state.
- Yours, &c.
T. A. FALc5NER, ESQ
d

Ia the last
number of the Guard. some meddlng ou.
sy.body. who was so much ashamed OF
what he was about that he sikulked oehind
the borrowed signature of "a CITIZEN, III
order that he might CRAFTY his petty maj
Ice unseen, has done "his small best to
createsame prejudice against me. notice
him only because my silence might De
construed into an acknowledgment OF the
truth Of his misrepresentation.
la the first place. every "citizen'' ~ the
County, who is not natural born fool,
knows that | am not the tax collector OF
this couniy-ihat being the office of Mr..
Eppes, whose deputy with others
have been. Ii is Mr.. Eppes, and not my
SELF that is responsible for ''the people S
money" He is responsible to the State
to him; and [ have never heard that he has
made aay complaint in regard to the non
pay ment # taxes collected by me.
Ii IS not trse that "had report put out
that Auditor Matthews had agreed to re-
ceIve The money here Mr.. Anderson re-
celved letter from Col. j. w. Mathews,
in which he was requested to inform me
that the auditor would be here in few
days, and that by seeing him | might
probably save the expense of a trip to Jack
son. That was the ''report | had pat out
here" thought | had right to suppose
that the brother Of the Auditor was acquain-
ted with his movements The Auditor
has since told me that he did intend to
come here. and would have done so but for
the illness of his wife
| have not seen the Oxford 'Organi2er."
and do not know what the Auditor may
have written to It's editor | presume,
however, that his letter is of no very re-
cent date, for the balance reported IN the
Mssissippian in March last as due from
this county was, if [ recollect Alright; So
1855
Since tha. time, the Auditor has exc
cuted his receipts TO Mr.. Eppes for the
following sums, viz S539S, 80,
-S2500, S625, making
SS523, 80.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-09

CURE FOR MURRIAN IN CATrLE-Mr
j. L. herby, 10 communication to the
Fanola "Lynr," says, that after losing fnv
mead OF cattle and trying all common rem
edies' without success, he discovered the
following treatment which has not failed n
a single instance.
ave hall gallon ofstrong tea made Of
peach tree leaves every mornino noon
ana night, and give clister of cold wa,er
as often until cure ls affected which u;ll
be about the third dav. "hi
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-09

TENNESSEE ELECTIONS
the way bil last nlga. i'''.
gloomy indeed. The
Scruggs only pC1' -l.Hs
Memphis precinct -,
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-09

IS" has been received too Iate Ior Ine
present number of the Gazette. Will take
great pleasure in placing his communica'
tion before our readers next week. Glad
to hear from him at any time
"A Friend to science" Is under advise.
men, and we will, perhaps, publish 1t IN
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-09
IFrom aeC

..-1 Ll.Hrt.
| cannot drink GRO.
TT, To quail; that f,.sl al Z.
Thai fearful miaIser
That d d-moo Of h..
le3nnot ann. df.nkibe Iiqa
That W. els ihe KS
Is 6o' an endies.
l will not ddak, sf,,sr
For6ids Tie uaaa
My wife, my parea..
Aud saaIIIno.tam
Whv should Idarst,...
aiy soul dislaias ts
w by should / seek i5s-.
The pam Of endless
Q! who would IlHf.f
To happiness AMI
In purchase ottas5
70 live, 10 die t2-z
No! | will qaaa'loa
That gurge erer DE-
i dr5u ugat jalI atws
Can all my tass.a-s
I'll drink, as I bavear.
Ot waters Sod has
I'll drink. whi.es0'aar
ThaIImay d.ils ID
O, may the world sl.u
Through iaIth ia Cans
Then shall The d.ry uar.
Md nations all rsJ5s
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-09

A late number of the Pamela 'Lyar,' in
noticing our article on the subject of the
school fund, calls on US to suggest some
suitable time for the holding of the con.
veEtlon to consider this matter. We would
feel delicacy in doing SO, and much prefer
that the people Of the different counties in
the district should do :his in their primary
conventions. They themselves know best
what time would suit their own convent.
ence' and the time named by majority of
said conventions, we think would be the
most proper course. As for our own part,
@"y time will satisfy us. Let us hear
from the pc ople.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-09
HOLLY SPRINGS GAZETTE.
..s'' has been received TOO late for the

HOLLY spRINGs.::.=..=.AUGUsT .. 1915
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-09

We are indeb:ed to some friend for the
ao.e snd interesting addresses of Messrs
Merrill and G, S. B Thatcher, delivered
on the 4'h Of July, at The dedication oftae
NaGchez Institute.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-09

Leaving balance of 2I6,06
against Mr.. EPpes, to meet which there is
to be a sale of lands, for unpaid taxes, on
The 10Th Instant, the proceeds of which will
discharge the balance, and deprive our
ania6Ie "Cltlzen" of the opportunity, as
wen as 'uo Dc light of slandering his neigh
oof; ). II. MeCARROLL.
Holly Springs, August s, 1910.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-17
,s.vrs,s Of the Enquirer.

.r,c ENQUIRER Is published DAILY and SEMI
sly For the Daily Paper seven dollars per an
W.T." AZ The OF eight dollars II taken for short
I'll -, ,han one year. Fur the Semi-Weekiy, nve
:: tsn., anaum, and Three Dollars FOL SIX months,
'a N advance TO be pad IN the Office, or reunited by
I's' ~, Maid, or Six Dollars per annum al the end Of
he &c -, ues 10 this office may lie RENTED per mail
:. ana available Bank notes. al the risk oil Inc Edi-
y ~ Of all letters being pad BY the priters-
- ,ac, oi 4 single letter Is scarcely OF any account
,iFrisr Il Is the accumulation of postage, IN an
I .ys business, which operates as a serious Lax
{ 49, TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
;, ~HE pAtLy ENQUlRER-Fcr one square =,
- ines or less, first insertion, my GEMS, aua
49, ..dng insertion twenty -hre cthls-n inse ,.
9" \ ,scck. twice week, or three 'hos "e'"'
:. seven aud n half cents. .ax. ar si,,een
''l<S ,nE SEMi-WEEKLY-one square quar- ~ .,nt;nn.
rf,sss irst insertion, 10 ceh's' W 49,
,.sr a ecai-. $50, :. ,ceomranied with the
1fts's !, satisfactory references, 10 insure eAeeu
's- ay.,,,s-rs are charged my dollars 20, .h'r'y
tnnna 49, -, ,,nnortion for advertisements oi
Lr,s, AMI w '"". Iot,ery Vendors aud Auction
:. ,.hn are .afsei one huhcfe" 1o'o' Vf
clnJed.l -, ucrriagf, from the country,
81 ~ ,n narty,s handwriting y unknown ~ ~,
wishess - authenticated by the rnnorsa.i"n " .uo
o!ioS !, ,hr r-Iahborhoot, or they VIII ih u" e'se
ta-t'u" MI Every measure, that mas peer lint "
hs ,ons and anizLes has proved heretofore
ps.s We must, therefore, Insist, IL suoh ease
w ~, Communication bein. c-rlihea ny tue ha"e Va
"" - rri,:rn the back Of the ltter-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-17
nnnING IuSTICE. y

The notorious correspondent Of the Charleston
Mercury some lime since represented John }.
Mason, Esq the Attorney General ofthe United
States As having come To Virginia in The capa-
civ oc "so-belwcen" or ncgolaor oil the much
talketl-oi "inriguc" between Col. Benton and The
"Union" for The election Of Gov. Mcdowell 10
The u States Senate, upon certain conditions
We exposed The numerous measurements AMI
abricatons ol / correspondent, ana held up 10
ridiculc The attempt % injure the President and
Tic "Union.' by such disjonc'l gross and Absurd!
fables The conscientious aud h'gtmiadcl scrb-
tler has found out thai he had slandered the spot
less name OF Judge Mason, and al this late day,
in the following sentence, comes forward 10 eat
az his own words, and make some little atone
men, for his gross nputalions:
Il may also take this opportunity OF say
iny, that | have become satisfied that Mr..
John Y. Mason is not one OF The persons
engaged in the intrigue by which Benton
is endeavoring 10 procure The return Of Mir. Nc
Dowel or Gen Dromsoole 10 The U. 5. Senate,
and as desire 10 do no injustice 10 any one,
take pleasure in making this correction, which IS
due 10 the Attorney General"
One important element OF the "inlriguc" IS
TINS avowed 10 be false and no one can have any
faith in The other ridiculous statements touching
this matter. This man Of justice, andrulh and cha
rity will, if he is seriously inclined, easily "be-
come satisfied" that what he has said OF The other
parties TO The intrigue" is equally unfonnied,
as his silly statement about Judge Mason's agen-
cy as inlriguer. Blu, he will not make the cor
reciion, for il would conflict with his pride and
his interest," 10 do justice 10 the President, Col.
Bcn,on and the Editor Of The Union But he has
said enough The admission Of The falsity OF an
important fact will destroy all belief The whole
fabrication with which that fact was materially
connected. It is a specimen OF The daily misre-
presentations of this famous" correspondent,
and he will have 10 assume another alias, and Sc
Ice, another arena, TO catch the ear OF even The
most creJulous Even the Wings will throw him
by. IS no longer an available witness; and This
supple correspondent of Wing and Democra-
tic journal at the same time, will fall 10 The
ground "between two stools, and be lost in insis-
nifcance and dlscredit.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-17
VALUABLE FARM AND MILLS FOR


IN conformity The hat VIII and testament Of John
1 Mckinney deceased. will, on the 5th day nf No
yember sell 10 the highest hid1cr, at public
tiun TN the premises, the FARM Gn which the tesa:Gr
resided together with tie iils theTeunto belonging. ST
ated on the Mitapnni river about fifteen miles South
Of Fredericksburg, ON the main road leading 10 Rich
mond and SIX miles Vert of Guinney's Depot, in an
agreeable and healthy heehborhoud. The Farm con-
tains one hundred and seventy acres, more less on
which is comfortable dwelling House with lir
yary ont houses, and very valuable M erected on
never failing slrca M has three pair Of stones for
grinding conn., and orc for wheat, with noting clas
ani, al other niarLiaTy necessary for naHufacrIria.
nnur-tocether with saw Mill and 70! on Machine
all Of which in excelleI; order Two rail- Of
stones driven by iron machinery, on The a;,
pr"ved plan.
There is also on The premises convenient ard
Portable Store House, which Is filled with Goods
elIcS'y located at sntaale distance between The mls
and dwelling house &c desired on The day uf SHE The
Land Store House and Mills may be sold aTacly 10
SUIT purchasers.
Such dc nhle property rarely comes into market and
good bargain may how be had All who may wish I"
purchase are requested call and examine prrni-
sss for themselves which there VIII always he found
some person To she's: them the piole:ty
1ERMs.-Onc third cash, thc residue in IL months,
with n;eres, the day al saie 20 10 secured hy bond
and security, and u deed Of trust on the Premises.
JOAN F. MCKINNEY.
Surviving Executor Of John Mckinney, deed.
Sept 9-ctds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-17

~ cHaNCERY.-vrnc,srA:-At Rule, held in the ,.
c,.,r,s Otic- of the Circuit, Superior Court Of Law
,J Cb.ncery for powhatah county from lie ''ii !" e
10, 4 !, M July in the year 1876:
W,i;,m T. Swami, Mary F.. SWAIN, Iohn Swami,
!, Rb,y,rd C. Swami, jr Thomas J swami Richard
4 Swami and Angelina Srahi, raih'!hs
p.unct, n. Barby. administrator de- honis nor. win
~ !. ~ ANNEXED. nf william SEER deceased, William
\ ca,av George T. Baiiss, Peter J. Archer, admins
,,or M Richard A. Swami, hsrea.ed, who as eHecu
~, ~ samuel swami, deceased Hannibal Harris, ad-
,;.,,ior ~ FrsncisS Sampson, decd. who was onr
this Executor. of William Sizer, deceased George e
mrisuii and Jane Il. his WIFE and aieIora o. Swami,
pu'su' 90 Defendants:
The defendants, William J.. Baew, George i. B'l
l.w and George T.. Iuisu.d AMI Jane X his wife, Fol
n, yov entered their Appearance and gwen security. ac
cordus Ia The act uf assembly and the RUSS OF this
conrt and il appearpg ty satisfactory evidence iiat
hev are unt inhabitants OF this Commonw, alt on The
n,nn nf III paiatiiFs, ty their counsel J. "rie'rd
that The SAID defendants. W iam !. and G#nTte 1.
naIrw and George F. Dugaid and wife, do appear be-
fore the Judge OF Circuit Suaclior Court o; la" and
t,aucrry fur Pow hatan county IL the Court his- oil
.aid county on III. fist da of November term next, ana
answer The hl nf tr aut;S: aud that copy of this
order be forthwith nS6frd in sEe newspaper publish
ed in the c,iy OF Richmond, and continued f"r Two
noths successfully and that another copy hr posted al
the front door OF the Courthouse OF this county.
A Copy--Teste,
Aug. 29-w2ms d. Z. GhafES, u. u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-17
Washington University
OF BALTIMORE.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.-1hs Lectures in
WI InlliIIifnn will COMMENCE The iir.f A,nn.in

MI EDICAL DEpART&ENT.-The Lectures in this
W Institution will commence the iirs Monday in
November next, and continue -four months.
MEDICAL FACILITY.
John C. ). Monkur, NJ. D., Professor OF the Theory
aud Practice OF Medicine.
Edward Foreman, NJ. D. Professor Of Chemistry and
Pharmacy.
II. Willis Bailey, NJ. D.. Professor Of Anatomy and
Operative Surgery.
Samuel Amman, NJ. D., Professor Of General Palhoio
cy, and the Special Pathology, Physical Diagnosis and
Treatment nf Diseases Gf The Chest.
Charles Bell Gibson, NJ d., Professor of the Institutes
and Practice Of Surgery.
VIM. Thomas Wilson. NJ. D., Professor of Marra
Medioa, Therapeutics aud Hygiene.
John Fonerdsn, NJ d.. Professor of Obrtetrics, the
Diseases of Women and Children, and Medical Juris-
prudence.
Marshall +. Howard, NJ. n, Demonstration and Ad-
The College edhcc Il extensive, the lecture halls are
admirably arranged, well lighted and warmed, and the
roonns OF practical anatomy are convenient, and afford
every facility for prosecuting this important branch Of
study The Hospital, in The East wing Of the building,
contains many patients, whose freely avaed
Ut for purposes of instruction in Clinical Medicine ana
Surgery. Students " no desire it, may have appropriate
prlvat. and board in the College, on adyanta.
terms Fees for the entire sos Maircna-
lion Fee s.: Graduation fee $40; dirsccng ticket OPP
tiohai with the student; cline instruction free.
L. FOREMAN, NJ. D.,
Aug 19-cwtIstNov Dean pf t,u Faculty,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-17
SALE OF REAL, ESTATE,

TN pursuance of decree the Court Of the U. States
for the 18th Cncut and Eastern District OF virginia,
pronounced on the 18th day of May, ISIS, in the name
of Lewis Rogers aud Charles Saciry. merchants and
parncrs trading under the firm and style OF Ringers
Co rlnintits against Tnma. lul.:ns, Robert iudgins,
John u. tludsius, Shepherd c. Miller, Juhn H. nipss'
John llnhannon IT, and John J. Burke, and Albert G.
Iuds aims defendants-wi be sold by The undersigned
a Commissioner appointed for that PURPOSE, on Thurs
day the 3h Of October las, between The hours OF 10
and O'clock r. In front of the Court house of Eli
z,beth city, situate in the Of Hampton, nj public
auctioa the highest bidder, CERTAIN tract of lahu
living and heng the county Of Elizabeth City, state di
Virginia containing three hundred aud seventeen acres
mo. or iess including all !ie.1nd purchased y ihos
bounded as follows North by the iand Of Walker
Watts Fast by hack River South by the land ui Henry
Shield. aud West by The main couay road MS stated
In the deed from Thomas lludgins To Robert HuGgne,
bearing date the nth day of Apd 1872 recorded In the
Clerks nice uf Elizabeth City Co., stated TO have been
since sold by The said Robert Iudeins 10 Albert hde
the following terms that is To say: the coss OF salH
aud third Of the residue he paid in cash. anu the
other thirds in equal insiaments at six and twelve
with good security for the deferred payments, anu
deed Of trust the premises the ttc to be retain
ed until the credit payments discharged nj me option
OF the purchasers. EDMUND CHRISTIAN,
Marshal and Commissioner.
Sept. a6-ctO3o
p. $. At he time and place will sell one hun
bred and ninety uf wood land, attached 20 HE
tract which has r the brst landings iof ras-
ing oysters Back liver lnexhaus bie nlan ohik,
and IL situated two miles from ilamptnn and hve IRON
Old Point Com or also, my Horses, sheep, and supe-
Utensils Of every description.
OFT I4-rtf ALBERT C. IUDGINS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-17
MORE EVIDENCE.

The Camden, South Carolina Journal thus
properly rebukcs The Charleston Mercury for lis
extraordinary course. The statements are Of im-
porlance, as confirming our view, that The friends
Of Mr. Calhoun, in all directions, disapprove Q.
The Mcrcury's strange position, and that in The
Stale of South Carolina there is an almost uni
yersal confidence in MIR. Folks Administration:
ave cannot believe, nor do We believe, that
The Mercury. in This instance. is the exponent Of
The Democrats Of South Carolina; and il is doing
nins,ice we think its readers 10 give them such
= daily dish Of Washington gossip, as that which
.N.us Vt,rons' serves up. With a proiessed
friendship for MIR. Calhoun, the Mercury, in
our opinion, is totally disappearing the views
of that distinguished statesman, with regard TO
Mr.. Folks Administration; and we are convin-
ced that il does not express lhe sentiments oil any
norton Of The South Carolina Democracy. We
believe that Mr.. Polk will Prove true; VIC believe
in none Of The coalitions which ere said TO be
formed at Washington; ,7e deprecale any attempt
10 cas-, an inpulalion Of Political iniidcty the
Administration ty any Democratic press; we de-
sire 70 Give the Administration fair chance 10
redeem the pledges virtually made al the BALI
more Convention; We are confident that they
will do il; but il not, We then will be ready 10
denounce them as batch OF political inlrigners,
corrupt and prchisale, aiming only al their ad-
vancemenl and agsrandizemen but II is gross
wrong and injustice 10 do So Until we can con-
denim them BY ,heirao.s. In thus expressing Our
confidence in NJ polks administration, We be-
iieve we have with US vast majority OF those
who have been Mr. Calhoun's polilical support
ets. we believe that this confidence In ne admin
istra,ion is almost universal throughout The
State. and exceedingly regret 10 see any attempt,
however unsuccessful il may prove, 10 lessen II"
In connection with this subject, We quote The
following expressive language Ct the Union
We do il The more cheefully, as it embraces The
very sentiments avowed by US yesterday. The
approaching session is a crisis of deep interest TO
Mr.. Polk. ard We are much deceived, il he does
no, meet every responsibility imposed by his oath
Of Office, and show himself in deed, as in name,
"Young Hickory"
"One of the correspondents Of The Charleston
Courier (Whig is more guarded in his assertions,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-17

Married on Inc evening of Thursday ID in
stsnr, al Bermuda Hundred, by the Rev. Charles
Friend, Captain George E. MooDY, Of City
Point, prince George County) 10 Miss FRANCES
AxS, daughter OF Captain Elisha Folkes, OF the
former place.
Married in Christ Church. in Raleigh, North
Carolina, on Wednesday evening last, by The
Rector, Rev. DR.. Mason, DUNCAN K McRAE,
Esq, Uni'el States District Attorney, 10 Miss
VIRGINIA HEsaY, daughter Of Louis D. Henry,
Esq.
Married a, Oakenham, the residence Of Thos
w. Faunleroy, Esq, in Middlesex county, Vir-,
ginia, on Tuesday evening The Both nlliino, by
the Rev. r. A. Christian, Or. RoBERT Q. CARTER,
10 Miss EDMcNA F. CoEgH, both Of Lafayette
county, Mississippi.
II The Richmond Whie and Mississippi Ia.
pers will please copy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-17
70 UNITED STATES PENSIONERS In
VIRGINIA

'i''E undersigned resident of Richmond city, having
been for several years engaged in the prosecution
q Revolutionary Claims. and, consequently, ian'iiir
win the proper cf preparing certificates, orders
q Courts and vouchers OF all kinds connected win the
ti.'he,s: aud having observed how much tohbie ana
difficulty attend drawing Of many OF your pensions
a Ne Agency Of ViIgina, in consequence OF the intr
mt' Of Unr vouchers, also The difficulty In getting
src 10 act your Attorney since The law requires
,"l Mton-yso MAKE cath that lie has no interest IN
Inc money ne is authorized to receive, BY reason oi any
r"G.e, mortgage, sale, assignment, or transl-i aud,
@l-.ea- fow like to attend 10 business without some
ea-nsion ne therefore proposes, To all hose pen.
'i.'s are made payable at Richmond, Va, that he WIN
prepare a each Pensioner all necessary papers, and re-
nj by mail semi-annualy with full directions for fill
iarnp &C., draw tn pension, and remit the amount in
ehccs money. he may be- directed, and leave II
"nna with The pensioner to make such compensation
afterwards as he she may think proper. ly this
f-lis, yonr papers will not be subjected to return Of
some thr-e or four times before they properly au-
brn'ieai d. lie will also continue TO prosecute ana es-
tioli.h CLAIMS on moderate aud satisfactory terms
JAMES +. SUTTON, in.
v BAH letters, TO receive attention, must be post
pad. j. T. ,.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Heath. Esq Auditor Public
Accounts Richmond, Va s. H. Parker, ESQ, Register
Land Office. Va
Richmond, Va. Aup 9Th lSd5-c3m