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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-21
TOWN lots FOR SALE

TIME subscriber ha wing Chased "Coyer mn, the
l county seat nf The new county Of AppoinattoS,
and all doubt which heretofore existed as I" the ME 10
said proppry having been cleared up to the satsi''"
OF the Cont and the public square having BEEN iaa on
and accepted ty the Court, Will ofrr Tor saie ON .e
Goth dav Gf November next Ia the h'gh Il p,uaeI on
credit of six Twelve aud eighteen ib"ns, lne rn'sHa-
srrs giving bonds with approved setufy, NE Mho.e OF
M, ,hirtv acres, which have. under The sanction OF an
A., nj The Legislature of Virginia. hren aii on INTO
half acrr lots wilt at the same time, oiler Ter sale
that very desirable property, The Tavern nnu Tavern
las M ihn following terms, viz on--third cash, ana
he remaining thirds of the purchase money ~ one
and two equal annual in,almer MIS- the purchaser giving
bond with approved security, the tide withheld un
iii the purchase money he paid
This Ia onc of the handsUur<t locations In virginia,
In The midst OF hne and henIy country noted tor It's
intelligence and moral standing on the great thorough
fare between Lynchbrre and Richmond aud Farm.ile,
and within few miles uf the James River Canal, Tor
long series OF years free from the visilpton of fsvers
and other malignant diseases, which have ravaeed
other sections of The country. Being The county seat
of wealthy and enerprlsng community, anu possess
ed of so many natural advantages no situation could al
furd more attractions TO capitalists who may wish TO
purchase town property for the purpose Of speculation
ar men, no may wish 10 locate themselves
perina nently with prospect for PATRONAGE or
trad sm~n who desire liberal and profitable encourage
ment ain sure say enough to ensure the attendance
of willing and spirited bidders when say, that Glover
Hill known from the seab0ard To the mountains for
sale. ohMC Eli u. MCpnhh"o''
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" KEMP. Assignee.
VALUABLE ALBEMARLE ESTATE AT
Auction

THE subscriber will offer, tanciion the premises,
j on the 10Th of December next, the Estate called
DUNLORA, the late residence Of Col. Samuel Carr,
containing by recent survey, four hundred and forty
three acres OF these, one hundred and sixty Ri
wanna low grounds Of the finest quality; than one
hundred heavily mbered, the greater part Of
which Is within TWO miles of Charlottesville, where
wood commands IA ready sale and high price The rest
except what has been seeded in wheat this FALL IL well
set in grass This Estate is situated between TWO and
three miles North Of Charlottesville, and within four
miles cf the University Of Virginia, in wealthy neigh
horbood remarkable for its intelligence and morality
The Rvanna river, which bounds the Estate, is navi.
gable batteaux In both Of liz branches for five and
six miles above IT, large manufacturing mills OF the
highest repute. There Is also another Urge MILL one
mile below, on tributary Of the Rivanna The I'M
provemens consist of large and cegan; brick dwell
ing. and all necessary out houses
TERMS, one fourth on the 18th February, 1876, ana
the residue in three equal annual instaents
Immediately AFTER the sale Of The iand there will ais"
offered at auction. thirteen Young and likely Ne
froes, all the Stock Plantation trnsils aud Household
Furniture and The crops Of Corn Hay ana Tobacco.
TERMS made known on the day OF sac
Oct io-sids GEORGE WATSON CARR.
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THE ENQUIRER
RICHMOND, VA.
Thursday Morning, November 20, lst5
TAKING THE BACK TRACK.

Yes erdays National Inleilisencer informs US
that The Legislature OF Georgia have refused to
accept Mr.. Berrien's resignation, or, in other
words, The Wings, after having. nominated Him
"by acclamaton," have given him the unani-
nous Wing vole 40 fill the vacancy accustomed
BIZ his oc,l ,eagnation"-and heiwas elected ac-
cordinely. Mr. B. is therefore, again Senator
ofthe United States, until The 4lh March, ISL
Was ever such child's-play Witnessed Was
ever public time and money wasted 10 SO little
purpose? Was ever Senatorial an Legislative
dignity SO much lowered, as BY this Puerie b.
PLAY? Look at lie facts. The Wings met in
caucus 10 nominate candidate for The SenaoIi-
al term after the 4,h March, 1917 Mr.. Berrien
was in ofice-he had been the pilot Of Georgia
Whipgery over and lnto political morasses and
swamps. Il was expected that he would be Ie-
tanned by his party in gratitude for his great SER
vices and powerful influence al home and abroad
The ballot was cast in the Wing caucus
and ON the first vote he was pushed aside,
not "by reclamation" but BY nearly two 10
one His indignant ire is aroused he throws
uD MS oeTdlOISulp dpPSdl' ~ ihS 1Oa"''J -
His presses throughout the Stale, murlnur re-
venge, denouncc The injustice and ingraIute OF
The party, and throw on, sly hints a, "bargalns"
10 defeat ller Maenus Apollo. The Wings IN
the Legislature become alarmed they AGAIN
wrap around The great Discontinued the Senate
rial robes which,he had thrown OF. in disgust al
their direct censure upon his conduct, aad hope,
thereby 10 soohe his wounded feelings. We
know not whether h, will acceptlhe office, which
he had Just thrown away. II he does resume 1t,
wilhou, the proper concessions on their part, he
will have gained little honor or profit by tie pro-
ceeding. II, on The contrary, the Wings, in order
10 make foil alonemenl, have resolved 10 elect
him 10 the full term, for which they had shoved
him aside and elected Judge Doushery as their
candidate, what excuse will these anti Berren
legislators make to their constituents and 10 the
country for such vacilatng and timorous con-
duc1 BY this new arrangement, either Mr.. Ber-
lien or The Wing Legislature must lose caste
The Georgia Democracy, now have their opfo-
nents upon the hip" Let them keep them there.
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2. Resolved, That We will cheerfully, both by
measures and means, cooperate with our sister
counties OF The Slate in their crusade against ro-
pular ignorance, believing, as we do, that if "ig
norance be the mother" of blind superstition,
she is no less The parent of misery and crime.
3. Resolccd, That our efficient Representative
be, and he is hereby misunderstanding as We
well do his hearty cooperation with his fellow
citizens on the subject-to use his influence in
that branch OF the Legislature OF which he is a
member. for the establishment OF a school system,
having none OF the Objectionable features CT The
present one, and designed in its application 10
make useful and valuable citizens of those who
NAV avail themselves OF lis benefits, as well as
by its operations to reflect credit upon the Com
monwealth.
On motion, it was
R,solred That The following gentlemen, viz
DR.. Jesse J. Simkins, W. L. Savage, DR.. VIM.
A. Thorn, DR.. G. T. VERIFY, NJ w. Fisher, and
Henry P. c. Wilson, be delegates appointed by
This meeting 10 attend the Education Convention,
which will take place in The City Of Richmond,
on the 10Th day Of December next, and that the
foregoing proceedings be published in the Nor
folk and Richmond papers.
JESSE J. SIMPKiNS, Chm'n.
HENRY p G.. WILSON Secretary
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DANIEL TURNER, Trustees.
BRYCE,
80. aNn FASHIONABLE GOODS.

.FEH "A VI
INC ut.cr,hts at No So Main street, have Just re-
] eyed ANA opened beautiful assortment OF new
s7i ,inrahlr GOODS, for ladies' wear, 70 nicn lney
s..r,r call The attention Of country merchants ana
TN p,5rh sing in this market
S,prr Fou ari Rips rich and beautifui artlcia
mi. new stys Cashmere lie Co.'s, English and rreneh
>lcrr figured Roumeiias
>.l,-- figured McD"ras and ZenobIas
s,-.ged and cblngeabe Albertees
: I'D Eoans and Fuulard Musiins
m = and figured Alpaccas
r., and blue Coburrs, for ladies' dresses
NV sllc Fail Prints. large assortment
loelen and other Shaws, in great variety
Inca ,ambric and other Handkerch'eis
Ia sn,ii-fi fingered Mtts, black and white
Ka,rS anf white silk slUsc
j7cna- an, Swiss Mnslins
RAN .nl check Cambria, large assortment
l,,'- ace and Edsng
T51s M and G,rdlcs, black and colored ,,.,,
Has B,maaznr, SILK, Florence Braid and willow
b. ~.
f,on.. Cap ana Iustring Ribbons.
III goods, with many others, have been selected
wi,h .a care, and will be- offered TO purchasers CT
I,ems oW. n,r,,,pv
C., O.
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TN pursuance OF an order OF the United States Court
for the Eastern District of Virginia. made on the ath
day of january, lr43, In the case OF Hopkins Hail
against George TaIiafeno the undersigned, Special
Assignee n lha. case under the act OF Congress 10 es
tabiish uniform system Of Bankruptcy throughout the
United States passed The 18th day of August, 1911
will on MONDAY, the LIST day Of December next, that
being the Court day OF Gloucester county, at The Court
house az the said county SELL by public auction, to the
highest bidder, all the right, title and interest III Inc
real and personal OF the late Francis ThoInio
near Gloucester Courthouse, derived by the said Geo
o. Taliafrrro by purchase from VIM. W. Jones' whcn
interest was conveyed by Sterling Thornton 10 WIN W
Jones' to secure the payment Of debt due to Cole
Sheldon aud embraces an estate for The HE OF mrs;
Elizabeth j.. Taaferfo who was the widow of the SAID
Francis Thornton In possession OF about four hundred
acres and an estate in remainder OF one nlhto OF
the tract of land near Gloucester Courthouse called
tRoaring Spring." containing twelve hundred acres,
and the like estate In about ten very likely Slaves and
.ome uncertain amount Of Stock. The sale VIII be-
made without reserves and, as IL ID presumed that per
DESTROYS of making purchase OF such properly
will examine the premises before The day oil sae ae-
scrip,ion of the property Is deemed superfuous.
TERM,-The order OF the Court, under winch ins
above sale will made, directs that il shall be for cash.
unless the amount uf the purchase shall DO hundred
dollars or more IL Than that sum- II shall be on
credit of three months with interest from the day OF
SALE the purchaser executing bond for the same with
good personal security
Nov Ia-ctds WYNDHAM KEMP. Assignee.
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VALUABLE NEGROES FOR SALE

Under the authority of a Deed Of Trust from the
~ late Benjamin Harrison Of Berkeley, In Charles
CITY County, and Of decree Of the Circuit Superior
Court Of Law and Chancery for Charles City County,
rendered the Both May, l845, In suit therein depend
ing between the President, Directors and Company OF
the Bank Of Virginia, plaintiffs, and Mary w HARRISON
exeeutrix Of Benjamin Harrison and others,
the undersigned trustees in the said decd and commits
sioners appointed by the said decree, Will on Wednes
day. the ist Of December next f fair, not The next
fair day thereafter, al Berkeley aforesaid In the county
Of Charles City, sell at public auction, for ready money
about thirty slaves, many Of which said TO be young
and vaRabe.
Atthe time and place aforesaid, the undersigned, nm.
der the authority aiUrssa win expose Ia SALE at public
auction Tract Forest Land combining 2ia acres, w.
ing said county, not far from Berkeley The terms oil
this sale arc fourth Of the purchase money pay
able Ia cash, and tho other three fourths payable IN
moiees Of them ono year, and the other TWO years
from the day Of SALE and bonds with approved security
given for them and The title 10 be retained as security
for the bonds. .
ROBERT STANARD, Commissioners
Nov A-hlfACfds
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NEW HORTICULTURAL ESTABLISH
MENT

,HE sub begs to introduce the notice Of the
1 citizens &c Observation-Disclosures visiting the City.
aat nc rubc g-neraiyhs Establishment for the sale
ii Greenhouse aud other Plants. situated on Clay
rec, Immediately acj,ning Mr.. Dills Bakery, where
be found the largest and best selected collection Ut
Pans S,uta OF the Potomac, consisting in part Of Ca
m.ii,s. Cactus, Grraniums, Roses, &C., &c The Ca
me'as embrace all the and finest old Sorts The
IL include all tile varieties Of the Tea, Bourbon
E-as4l, No,svite, Renontant, and every other kind
Nati, Of notice or cultivation, whether Of recent or
;rrl introduction. He would alsO inform those W no
intend chanting In front Of their buildings that he
La male arrangements with the proprieo's OF some OF
y brsi Northern establishments, whereby he will at all
iaes he prepared furnish the most approved kinds for
stree planting Purchasers may at all times rest assured
'h 10 :an, will be allowed TO leave the establishment
nnr IN state of perfect health and trne to its name
Futis furnished for parties, &c during the ensuing
10 the rs; style. Ladies' respectfully invited
!" Wat ,hc Estab ishment.
: y Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, Herbaceous Plants,
sr-"berfrs, Kaspberries, &c. &c.
ALEX D. ABERNETHY.
nIt4ru nd ith November. l54J-cSt&
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LATER FROM TEXAS

The steamship Cincinnati arrived at New Or.
leans Nov. 10Th, from Afansas Bay, having on
board the two Companies OF Volunteer Artillery,
under Major Gally, which were enrolled in that
city for The U. S. service in Texas. detacl,-
men, of ARTILLERY of The Legion Immediately as
sembed on the Place d'Arms, Tor the purpose Of
welcoming The reiurn Of their irliow-soldiers, ana
salu'es between Inc different corps were exrhang-
ed. The other company oil Artillery volunteers,
under command Of Capt. Forno, WITS momenla-
rily expected on board the schooner WIN. Bryan.
The following particulars are given by the
Courier
There was no news OF importance al Corpus
Christi. We are informed the !o'al force under
Gen. Taylor amounts 10 upwards OF 5OOO men
The troops have commenced building wooden
huts to shelter them against the cold which had
begun 10 be severely telt In Texas.
The volunteers who have returned have very
robus, appearance, although much sun.burnt-
Only three dc aths have occurred 10 The whole
number Of more than two hundred men, during
the period OF more than three months that they
have been absent. Three or four have Joined The
service OF the U. States, and four have resolved
TO remain in Texas.
AT halt-past II o'clock, the artillery under Ma
jor Gay landed and marched TO the Public
Square, where, after executing several manDu.
vres, which were greatly admired, they were dis
charged IRON service by Capt. Grayson, Of the U,
S. Army acting for Gen. Gaines.
WORrHY or ArTgNrIos.-l, cannot be too
widely known, that Nitrous Add Gas possesses
The property OF destroying the con,agion Of Ty-
plus Fever and certainly preventing lis spread.
BY the following simple method The Gas may be
procured at lriding expense: Place iule salt
pelre in saucer, and pour on it as much oil OF
vi!riol as will just cover it. A copious discharge
OF Nitrous Acid Gas will instantly take place,
the quantity OF which may be regulated by les
SEEMING or increasing the quantity Of The ingredi.
enls
We have been politely furnished by Colonel
Smith of The Institute with the foregoing, and ASK
for Il the attention OF our readers. !. is worthy
Of . trial. ral'sy Star.
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TRUST SALE OF LAND IN AMELIA
COUNTY

On MONDAY, the a4'h Of November 1885, at the resi-
" Deuce Of John ST. clair, in the county of Amelia, we
will proceed sell w tracts OF Land belonging TO The
said st. Clair, viz the which he resides, sup
posed 10 contain about 456 and certain tract Of
land purchased of Newton Wade, believed TO contain
800 acres After the sale of the land we shall offer for
sale six valuable negroes. and a of the peTsiable pro-
perry OF the said st. Clair including the last crop of
wheat corn fodder and tobacco. The stock of every
description horses. cows sheep, and hogs, together
with the plantation utensils, and household and kitchen
furniture.
Tho lands are said to very good; the home tract con-
tanning besides branch lands 81 acres OF hppom aito1
low grounds; Improvements got'd
The negroes and perisahe proparty VIII be sold for
cash. and the land for third cash. and the balance
in two equal annual insaiments Bonds with good
security will be required and, In addition the title to
the lands will be until all Of the purchase money
has been paid.
The above property conveyed TO us as Trustees by
deed duly recorded in Amelia Clerks Office, for purposes
therein specified. The title to the property believed
10 be good but acting trustees, We shall convey only
such title as is vested in Us.
LEWIS E. HARVlE,
JOHN C. JEFFERSON,
Trustees.
NIB The Creditors are requested to attend tbs sale,
with all Of their claims properly stated
Nov 4-ctds
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NOTICE.

nv lSc.
virtue of deed Of executed TO the late John
- ". Lewis and Benjamin Lewis, as Trustees, by
iyon r. Bufwell, Of the county OF mecklenhnrg, for
ne ur?osc Of securing the payment OF bond due TO
ar bu,Wcli, which deed il recorded In the Clerks
u'hce Of the County Court Of Mecklenhurs, bearing
a'f the SECOND day Of September, eighteen hundred
hd twenty.lonr The subscriber, as surviving Trustee,
wa, AZ 'h,istansve. In the county Of Meckl6nburs,
IN t- eighth day Of December next, at II O'Clock, II
ia { no the next fair day thereafter, Sunday except
- oieT FOR sale, at public auction, TO the highest hid
dsf, fn ready money, much of the following msnton
:, PROPERTY conveyed in the aforesaid deed, as may DO
necessary to satisfy the debt due to Blair Burwel,
ana costs and charges Of executing this trust,o wit-
,.aa Of Land lying In The county of Mecklenbu,
containing FIVE hundred and fy-four acres and bound
- ~ the lands Of the Estate Of Henry H. Rurwe dor
ea>ea on the North, the Estate Of George Bnge, do
SEQ, on The East and Robert Scott on the South and
-s', hsing the tract Of land on which the said
ie!,on r. Burwell now resides. .F,a
!, Also, between thirty and forty Slaves consisting
y .r nen women and children, &c &c.
.. ne Subscriber, as Trustee, will convey 10 the puff
or pnrchasers, such title only a. u vested In
mn ny the Aforesaid deed.
oe' 5-ewam BENZ. LEWIS, Trustee.
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EyEcuToR's sALE OF SLAVES.
Nov. 4-dat&ctds

pY virtue Of decree of the Circuit Superior Court
ID OF Law and Chancery, for the county OF Hanover,
suit of John Christian Executors against Virginia and
Others we The undersigned viii offer for sale al pup
lie auction to the highest bidder, for cash, at
vile, In the county Of Hanover, on Wednesday, the
10Th day of December if fair II not thu first fair
day thereafter Is likely Slaves belonging to the Estate
Of the late John Christian, deceased consisting OF two
mon, ons OF whom Is good Wagner the ether good
GrIst and Saw Miller, and a coarse Carpenter, two
Plough Boys, three Women, and the balance are Boys
and Girls.
The undersigned take pleasure In recommending the
above Slaves persons wishing TO purchase for their
own use, as they mostly young and likely, and un-
der good characters.
WIN. D. WINSTON and
FRANCIS BLUNT Executors Of
Nov. 7-cwtds JOHN CHRISTIAN, deceased.
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NEW FIRM.

" ( : u. GORDON have this day associated
W. with them in business Mr.. n. b MONTAGUE,
acted heretofore 50 satisfactorily as sa,rsh
,,- bor,-s az William Gordon, and W. &c II. Cor
dla TIE business will hereafter he conducted under
esr,i-rf " & II GUkD0N & CO., who oifer
the friends Of the old concern ana .ne
II 4 generally who may desire tirir aid in the sale
IL H.. ccn. Wheat, Flour, &c. The same iioefaiiy
81. ), extended by the House as heretofore.
WILLIAM GORDON,
g. n. GORDON.
II. B. MONTAGUE.
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ALBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE

y ni,les from he Gof0onsrllle Dtp0.
I WISH to sell my Farm, situate along the South
Wet mountains, aud containing eight hundred and
my isa acres. ItadIons the lands OF j. Barbour.
i,nnsan aud Win Davis Esqrs, in Orange; and Ge-
nerd Gordon, ~ l.. Walker, and James Lindsay,
k.fr- In Albemarv.
lwill be sold upon very reasonable terms, and the
most ilhetal time allowed rs TO payments sha'l
c'mencr the seeding nf wheat during this week, aud
etscct Ia about hundred and seventy bushels,
NE principal part Of which viii be upon good falow
land
Any one wishing to purchase will find my oyerseer
Al all times upon the farm, and ready to show IL.
ALEX. F. TAYLOR.
Beniivogo P. O.. Sept. 23-c2aw lm&cwtf
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FOR SALE.

fTHr very desirable House and Lot in the town OF
Fredericksburg, lately occupied hy Mrs. s. p sed-
don TIE tiouie OF brick, we'll built, large and COM
muions. The grounds, which cover nearly whole
,ar, a.e attractive and beautiful being laid of with
mach t:.,, sloping falls and wide walks ana aoorn,
ei vswh IA " handsome trees more delightful and
',sbi- residence, whether regard be had Ia health,
r'nor APPEARANCE, cannot be found In the town.
Ss'e viii be made privately, and the terms may DC
learned communication with either Of The undersign-
ell JOHN MONCURE. Falmouth, Stafford CO.
ARTHUR A. MORSON, Richmond city,
An S--cff Execuinrs of Thnmas Scddnn. drc Va.
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A CA RID.

H. slhst riher through The means OF Nessrs. w.
: GORDON, finds himself able 70 oif-r TO ms olo
feat ant acqnir,lnces in the country his best aten
."a eir interest IN I've sale OF produce, paIucuia'!
II T,,.cso. Ia which his attention has heen devoted
e IL, twenty five years, part Of which lime ne
h. .n.factursr stcmmer and stripper ana ne
49, i te remembered in The distribution OF ,neir
fssra. III. Il. MONIA6UE.
-. IN
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TN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the Eastern District Of Virginia. November 18th,
lS4s
The United States of American
against I Ibellahts

against I i.lbeliailts.
One Package of Buttons.
A libel of information having been ed in this Court
IN rbalf Of the United States of America against nne
cksge Of Buttons and The CITATION being returned exc
cuted IN tbs said package the libel OF information stating
that on the 18th day If Aug -i5. al the Custom H"se
in the city Of Richmond. rho* Nelson, ESQ.,. the coec
TOR for The MORT III did the said Of
huiions and now hath The IN his custody, az being
forfeited for the following cnusea 10 wit that tue said
packagr nf buttons heretofore VIII on the ~ day OF
Ju,y l845. was imported into the port OF krliinonh
aforesaid from Liverpool in England on hoard the ship
Virginia Of which Charles D. Wood was then and there
master and that the said package wns afterward, IL
w.t. on the h day of August 1885, entered al the sau
Custom House, by Benjam b. Allen, as owner ana I'M
porter of said package that after the said entry the SAID
collector ordered the said package being the only pack
age mentioned In the invoice to the public stores Tor
examination; and that afterwards, TO wit, ON the 18Th
Auei,i, 1916, the id collector caused the SAID PACK
a,e 10 be opened and examined, and, upon said rIa
mnation the said package was found to contain divers
articles TO wit: large quantity Of pearl and other but
tons moi specified in the said invoice, against the form Of
the statute i'm such case made and provided; aud
nraying that the said package Of buttons may be cor
demnrd as orit d. there tore notice IL hereby gwen 10
all concerned that the said package OF Buttons
will on The 5h day Of December next mt special term OF
the said Court commencing that day, be condemned
"a forfeited unless claim should then, or before that
time be for the and Is ordered That
copy of this order inserted for fourteen days In one Of
The newspapers printed in the City Of Richmond, and
nosted for the same length Of time at the front door OF
The CITY Hall In the sid city.
Nov IR-e5t i. MAYO, Clerk.