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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-11-05

Char 9An Act supplementary the passed on The twentieth
day Of feaaIy eighteen hundred and forty SIX entitled Al s
the District Of CoIamba''
SEC l. Be it enacted by The Senate and House Of Repre-
sentaUes Of the Uaed States Of america ia Congress as
senbied That every orphan other infant to whom the
and empowered by the act to which this act supplement
by other law force in the said districts OF IN
either county thereof appoint guardian, shall be en
tied auyng at the age Of fourteen years. or al any age
between fourteen and weniy-one years.
appointment Of guardian before made by such courts
either OF them, to elect guardian Tor himself or hese
Provided orphans within whose jurisdiction may
be the and residence Of such orphan any property,
real PERSONAL mixed, to which such orphan entitled or
where guardian had been duly appointed before the court
by which said former guardian had been appointed approve
the character aud competency OF the elected guar
dian: And provided Such orphans shall and
que Of the guardian elected such security, and exercise
towards him all such jurisdiction and powers for compelling
the faithful administration Of his trust provided in
the said act any other law in force as Aforesaid 10 me
Of guardians appointed by the said court and II
the said court in the due exercise OF such, its Jnrisdc-
ton and powers shall see fiji TO supersede aud remove
guardian, if such guardian die become IN
competent during the minority of such orphan, the said
court shall forthwith cite such orphan to appear and make
election of guardian. which such orphan may 90
conditions restrictions heFeinbefore
prescribed in respect 10 the original election OF guardian
and for the interval Of time between the REMOVAL DEATH OF
of the elected guardian and the ec
ton Of another by such Orphan the said court may II
deem il expedent appoint guardian dd interim until such
election be made; taking such security oil such guar
and powers may be required and gwen IN the cases
of other guardians: And prOpded further That where
guardian superreded election he shall have
notice Of the application by in writing.
Sec q And be 1t further enacted, That if any surety oil
guardian by petition to the court before which he was
bound, forth he apprehends himself OF herself &c
Be in danger Of suffering thereby shall pray that ne may o.
relieved the said court after To answer Inc pe
ton shall have been served upon the guaIdan or cory
such left at the place Of his usual abode shall orde
him to give counter security for the complete indemnify
the original surety, deliver the waids estate into I'M
hands OF The surety, Of other person; IN either
which il shall sufficient security OF the perSo
into whose hands the wards estate shalt be delivered
aoesad and such court shall and may make such furthe
and Other order for relief of the petitioner TO 1t sha
seem just.
Approved, August 8, 1896
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-11-05
RAKER,S RROMA.

BAAEk'S BROWA.
zpROMA Is new valuable combination Of the Coca Nut
without OIL ingredients strengthening,
nvads and hrah IL pacu-
ary nded 10 the Sick delicate and raate beve
when other nutrent ndgehIe As diet
Cdrea Directions for making accompany
each package - ,..o..
OPINIONS OF EMINENT PHYSICIANS OF BOSTON:
We have Broa, ar W. Baker, Of Dor
md knowledge OF
ingredients think win lie useful IN nvaids and persons re
covering from disease especially such dislike the articles usually
IL also offers good nourishment for children
JoHS NJ d. Walter CHASSISo, NJ u
GEoaeE HAYWARD, NJ. ID. Y. B. ADAMS, NJ d.
JOHN HoMASs, NJ. ID. JoHs WARE, NJ. d.
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Anderson Robt J2
Anderson Eli w
Anderson David
Armstrong j
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Bufns John wa
Bush Martin ID
Baquciin Monsieur
Beugh Mr. John
Bcckwith Mrs z
Bright Hon II Ga
Bennett David
Bryan John s
Bill J Gurdon
Bready John
Becker Mr. Frederick
Bryant Miss A
Berry Richard
Beeler Joel
Baylor Mr. Isaac
Belcher Mr. John
Rabbit Mr. John II
Brown oil ger J
Bryan George ?
Barnard Henry
Bell Mr. John
Baker Jesse
Boyer A A
Bates N 5
Brady Henry
bumngton Joseph
Barret Miss c
Ballenger Elijah
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Crun Miss s n
Cook Mr. John
Conaroe Mr. Joel
Carter Mrs o
Carson Miss L
Golden w b
Clark Mr. T.
Collins Mr. J
Currey Mrs Lucy !
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Dougherty Mr. James
David David
Depew Miss Nancy
Dunn John
DIckerson VIM
Demon David
Darby Thomas
Bowling John
Davis Mrs Rebecca
Duran VIM II
Dorsey John
DAVIS Joseph
Demott Lawrence
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Etsler Lloyd
Elliot James
Enrich Johannes
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Farris Alfred
Fletcher Richardson
Flowers Miss Marian
Foley Jacob
Ferguson James c 2
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Greer Nathan |
Galloway JR
Gill S * Lurelda J
Gastin James
Gruber George
Gwinnup Luther
Gold Aam
Golf Samuel
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-11-05
. Sec vol. Up lol.

CHar An Act surrender the State Of Tennessee an tide the
United States have lands Tennessee south and Of the line
SUE peSs q sasn S sd. have
sold by the Stale Tennessee agent Of the United saies
Sec. l. Be II enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatires Of the United States Of America IA Congress
seb That the United States hereby release and suen
der 10 the State OF Tennessee the right and title oil the
United States all lands in the State of Tennessee lying
south and Of the Congressional reservation line in said
lease and transfer said State Of Tennessee the proceeds Of
such Of said lands been sold by said State not
heretofore paid over to the United States nor deposited
subject 10 the order Of the United States under the
authority Of the act Of Congress Of the eighteenth February
eighteen hundred and ortyone entitled "An act TO amend
entitled sAn to authorize State of Tennessee
issue grants perfect certain lands therein de-
scbed and to settle the claims to the vacant and unappo
priated lands within the same passed the eighteenth day oil
April, thousand eight hundred and SKIS This
der and transfer upon express condition that the State
Of Tennessee shall Of the proceeds Of said lands set
apart and apply foIy thousand dollars towards the establish
ment and support Of college at Jackson in the county oil
Madison in the State Of Tennessee the proceeds Of the
sales Of said lands shall amount to so much and the a
of said mot paid deposited
aioTesad shall not amoca 10 the said sum- then Whatever
smaller than forty thousand dollars they may amount to-
IN accordance with the provisions contained in act oil the
General Assembly said passed in the eighteen
hundred and thryeght being chapter one hundred and
seven section eight and in accordance with the desire ex
pressed Assembly, their certain memorial
to Congress, passed December four eighteen hundred ana
fory6ve: Prorded nevertheless That the release herein
provided for to the said State Of Tennessee Of said lands shall
be in full satisfaction for any and all services rendered and
expenses incurred by said State the authorities theeOi
IN the management, disposal or oil sad puoc
lands aud agent agents OF the United States IN virtue
Of the provisions of the act entitled An act to amend an act
entitled can the State of Tennessee to issue
and perfect titles lands therein described
and to settle The claims to the vacant and unappopTaed
lands within the same passed the eighteenth February
eighteen hundred and foryone And provided Also That
all the said lands the release of which provided for
and the proceeds thereof shall be and remain subject TO all
the claims and Liabilities in relation 10
" North Carolina land warrants other claims Of North
Carolina, the would could be subject to as re-
CARDS the United States the not so as aforesaid
released.
Approved, August Z, 1916.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-11-05
BY AUTHORITY.

JANIS X Polk President;
WDAvn, Speaker OF the House Of Representatives
CHAP 9An provide settlement
clains in the Grecnsburg land district, Louisiana.
Sec l. Be az enacted By the Senate House Repre-
seatafires Of the Uaited States Of America Congress
sebed That the second proviso Of the third section Of
act Of eighth May, eighteen hundred and Twenty-Five ent
tied IAN act supplementary the for adjusting
the claims to land and land Offices the districts
east OF the island of New Orleans shall apply to the
reports dated eighteenth November eighteen hundred and
twenty, and twentyfOurth July eighteen hundred and
twentyone Of Cosby and Skpwh settlement claims
that Of Louisiana which the Mississippi river
and west Of Pearl river; but such claims which, according
the said reports inhabited cultivated where the
date Of settlement before fifteenth April eighteen
hundred aud thirteen hereby confirmed under the other
restrictions Of said third section but this confirmation shall
IN no manner affect prior rights and shall only amount
relinquishment the part OF the United States.
Approved, August 6, 1876.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-11-05
MI ADDISON AND CINCIN AT
Steam Packet SWiftsure No. A.

Steam Packet Swiftsure No. A.
T. T. WRIGHT, Master,
e3SszN WILL Madison every Monday, "Wednesday,
II Friday A. NJ, returning will leave
Cincinnati Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday.
EI<FETfzfTk at III O'Clock, A. NJ.
The Swture entirely boat and having been built
expressly the trade she arranged with espe view to accom-
MEDIATE passengers and shippers
above the Falls Of the Ohio On
will uniformly land Madison in advance Of
the intending travel by the Rail Roa
al night free OF CHARGE within few steps Of the Depot
aaIu for na rninnfI
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-11-05

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Phipps Isaac n
Pleasant 10
Parker Miss III
Pratt Ind Elijah
Perm Aquilla
Perron Miss Dianthy
Protsu.an John II
Pratt & Johnson
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Rhorer Samuel
Reid Mrs sarah
Ross Messrs A b &
W L
Robinson samuel
Ray Mrs Isabella ,
Ray John w
Ray Joseph
Railsback William
Roerty Timothy
Roberts Albert or
Hiram s Craigs
Rhoades Charles 8
Roberts Jacob
Rhoads Miss NJ d
Smith Samuel
Snider David
Sloan James NJ
Smith Jacob
Stubs Joshua
Stock Peter
SiDird 8 A
Stineback Mary A
Smock A B
Stout David
Sanders George L
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Tay'or Ben b
Thompson John w
Tucker Elizabeth
Thompson James L
thornton Henry P
Taylor Bennett
Trucksess Miss Cath
arine
Todd Miss Nancy
Tuly William
Thurston John Z
Todd II P
Tutewiler Nathaniel
Thompson Julia II
Tay lor Miss Emily
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Ulard Israel
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Wilson Micajah
Wilharm Fried c
WalpOle n L
Wilson Z II
Wright L D :
Wilson Geo w
Wescott Edward
Webb Elijah
Wilson d w ,
Walden Samson
Wilson D
Winters Moses
Whitesell PIP
Wyatt Thom1s
Wilson Thomas
Wilmington G.
Wilson Andrew
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Young ]
Youtsey Miss Cltha-
rine
L. DUNLAP, P. NJ.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-11-05

SODA BISCUIT.
SUPPLY Water Crackers just received
n by IS NOEL, BROWNING & CO.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-11-05
Sale Of Lands Mortgaged 10 Trust Funds
for failure 90 pay Interest.


Indianapolis, Sepfemb- D. Isi6.
ENiE following tiacts parcels AZ land CO % much t<of ss
- due
on saturday, tie 7ih a.
ochrk AID O'cick dsy Of lpr cuu
hnse "a Tie town ~ lndaHpol he odrnd h.h-<
Gels, or has Of lind having been
payment hans made OF he different hereinafter speci-
hea and the nssagn thereof svns failed
Il a
Interest, damages, and WA e received
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-11-05
ExECUTOR,S SALE

JOHN CAIN,
GEORGE LOCKERB
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-11-05
THE MARKETS.

November ., 1876.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-11-05

.qc,iag cOaaissiOn.r Of the General Land O5ics
pfeag6er Sta. 1876 33-lSwis
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-11-05

Lot iss of the
aPoi. containing 2 ~ 100 except fifteen
SAID it og the bank Ut 1e public
aud 10 be taken of the end &c
amount due, $500
Lots nos las aud l2o in the Of Greenfield in Hancock
eouaty; mOrgaged by James Hamilton amount
10. -
Lot n ave I'm the town IT Grren5~d in Haseoek
lots nos hi! eight and forty live ia said town. IN Mrrk reserve
morgaScd b. W. ham chrsman. Tota due,
a. n Z m, Onee
containing forty eoan; nortgaged by Jvhs
MERIT. Total amount due, SII5 s.
Lot no TO ia square no eight al-o the halt Of o
town vi
John
The half OF the ar, aud half Of n or
teen and tie hall OF the Of twenty i've ali
twenty seven "a n"e eonaiing 2to Huntington
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-08
THIRD sUpfLY OF NEW AND DESIRABLE
Fall and Winter Goods.

nNE of The m..ns.~s Of or cnncetR returned from
~ New York las. week Sirre ie Aas oeen sooa. ,In
DAYS sel1ctnc seS a. the aud most fnsnohaoie
styles Of Fancy Goods iElposd TINS season, anu pul
chased at veiy low rates whb money; also, various
kinds Of simple arclcs, cheaper than they nave peen
purchased before this Fala part OF which are enuue
Rio Grands Piaids (silk and woody entirely new
California and spun silk Piaids, newest style
Embroidered Swiss Robes and Dresses, white ana ih
Loom ed aud needle work Dresses
Rich embroidered Cashmere Robes ana tfsnch Me'"o
French Cashmere and Mouslins, printed ana shauea
scofch do, In great variety ana cheap
Super black fancy colored and plaid Alpacas
Rich striped black and blue black Silks and Satins
Rich Armute Gro de Swiss and fancy colored silks
Heavy black Satin, for Nan,illas and vestng
Black and fancy coofed silk and worsied Fringes mar
ditlo
Giinps, all widths and Cords
Rirh bonnet, cap and plain satin and lus Ribands
Rich Cashmere, Torieri, Ih,bet and Nel shaw's
Christine Mammoth, Lady Peel and Lyons do.
Paid, wooicn and shaded ShaWls, from 3 .. 10 IS
Ladies' silk and velvet Neck Ties and Cravats
G,nghams and Calicoes, IN great variety ana cheap
Ladies' blk and white silk Hose, plain and embroidered
Raw silk, lamhswool, Thibet and Alpaca do.
Moravsn. mixed, brown and white cotton do.
Ladies, silk, kid, aud het net Gloves and Mitts
Ladies' and esntlemen's Thlbet and Cashmere Mltts
and ladies' Vests
Black and white Brussels Wells, and black silk Lace
Shell, tuck and side Combs; graduated Buttons, AMI
steel Slides
Super wool black, brown, rife. myrtle, and invisible
green Cloths
Plain black and blue and striped and ribbed Cassimee'
Super and medium fancy coloed Cassneres, from 10
IL shilngs
Snper blue bk green, steel aud cadet mixed sanetts
Heavy beaver and Oregon Cloths, very cheap
Plaid and rainbow Cloakins and Gala Plaids
Blue, steel Mixed gold do and brown Kentucky Jeans
Welsh Fianneis nn- and low priced white and RED do
Whitney, Mackinaw, and twilied and DUN Blankets.
with large stock of coarse Wooens, Tor servants
wear cheaper than they have ever been sold al any
former season-among them will be found number OF
parts OF pieces of Carpefing, which offered al very
low price 10 close sales
Our stock has at any former season been as
complete, and certainly never as cheap-all entirely
new and warranted 10 be Of the best OF every thing I'm
ported or made in our own country.
VALENTINE, BREEDEN & CO.,
Dec. l-c4i No. al7 Broad ST., Shockoe Hill
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-08
Eagle oteI,

FARMvIL LIE, VIRG N a.
Hotel 10 this old and well known establishment,
recently Kept by Col. F. u. James, which Is agreeaeiy
and conveniently situated on Main street, within MY
steps of Randolphs Warehouse, and within snoii as
lance of The Farmvile Ware house, and In the nos b-
siness part OF town, bees leave 10 make known 10
his friends and the public generally that he now pre-
Win cali Ills table shall be constantly provided with
the BEST the season and country afoId-his hsr with
The best liquors be had in this aud The Eastern mar
ketshis stables with the best grain and provender,
and attended by experienced and attentive osli.rs.
From his own experience in thr business, ana ae-
termination to spare pains or effort to make MS mouse
board with him or visit him. he atters himself that ne
will receive portion Of public patronage nus charges
shall be accom- mo dated TO ihs times Tan anu sre,
~. r cSa,,on, TnOS. w. EPES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-08
.,.,.,,,s Of the Enquirer.

~. ENQUIRER p published DAILY SIof .nc Siyl
sJI, Tvs WsEKi.Y (for the country.) For tho Daily
and aollars per annu N, and at the rate OF
r,9ei s,sssn for shorter period than ono year, FOR
.pis, Weekly, Eve dollars per annum, and Three
e siI months, PAYABLE In advance, to pad m
p,I. '% y, r.n.ned BY mail, post paid; or sia Dollars
81 dues 10 this office may be RENTED per mail,
Az available Bank notes, at the risk OF the Ed
goa .,sst Of al letters bsisg paid By ne ritsrs.
,,M 30 Of single letter is scarcely OF any account
crhs rs, II Is the accumulation OF postage, In an
t:Re VT p.,nrss, which operates as a serious tax
upaa u9 TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
r,r nAitY ENQUIRER-For one square OF
IN ne. less, first insertion, hfly cents, anu
sixteen n1sdinu insertion twenty-five cents-h insert
s'rr s.rk, twice a week, or three times week,
81 e ~ .,rru and half cents.
MI! snr SEMI-WEEKLY-one square OF sixteen
N l.s, 6rst insertion, IS cents; for each cnnuna'
,r,e 50 cents .r.. ,,,, \. ,ceompaniod " ith the
nav or satisfactory references to insure e1ocu
ian. An rb.parie, and Marriages from the country,
49,, The pary's handwriting 10 unknown AZ TINS
,i he authenticated by the endorsation OF Inc
in the neighborhood, or they wiz In no ca.s
saaSl,shed Every measure, that has been .assn :.
,mpostions and quizzes, has proved
ps,,ins We must, therefore, insist, In sucn case
" he communication being certified by the namo OF
~ oo.,masie err ,crsuex On the back Of the hffer-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-08
NEGRO HIRING & GENERAL AGENCY.

THE subscribers land particularly the elder of them
have been for numter Of years, and are still en-
gagged IN the business Of General Agents. in the city IL
Richmond, for the collection of claims OF every de-
scrpiion renting and receiving the rents, and sell
ling real property, In town or country hiring OUT me-
.roes collecting their hires and disposine OF them al
public or private sale, &c They snpernend through the
wear all servants hired out by them, and IN cases 81
sckpess pay special attention TO their being promptly
furnished with necessary and proper medical AID, &C
They also purchase slaves commission for any VINO
NAV desire their services In that way For their ab-
~ and inclination TO perform, with fidelity and oes'
Match haiever business may be entrusted to them they
refer Ia the citizens Of Richmond generally, and paft-
culary 10 the following gentlemen, viz:
Cen WIN. Lambert, Mayor; B. Peyton, VIM, Il. Rich
ardson James Z Heath, Auditor; George w. Mnniora'
VIM. F. & Tho.. Richie, Cowardin 4. Davis, Richd H.
oIer VIM. Sands Nicholas Mills, John Rutherford,
Andrew Stevenson, John NJ. Potion, Fleming James,
Webb Bacon & Baskerville, Sterling l. Crump, Arch-
bald Piraxants, Williams lianail, James Cake,
John c. Hohson John L. Tate, Dunlop, Moncnrs Co.,
George T. Booker, II. w. K J. j. Fry Thos & Charles
Ellis and Loftn N. Elicit.
ar Once on Main street, opposite the Exchange
Bank, where one or both Of us may always be found
PHILIP TABB & SON.
B-Applir from lhr country, 10 hire their Ne
proes in town consult .ier interest ty giving
,hs i'm Information fore u 18th OF December, and
nv sepdnc tho 10 or before that day, or
as SOON ms practiraoe .rGftcr
Lee 4-ctlstian r. NJ. ihbn q Gun.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-08

IN CHANCERY.-viaoiSIA:- Alta Circuit Superior
Court of Law and chaneery. continued and held FOR
Buckingham county, al the Count house, nn Wedhes-
day, the 9th day Of September, 1916:
Robert Gilsps, Edmund Gregory and Polly his
wife, Edmund Webb, wsison Webb, and James Lester
and Martha his wife, Pia'nt,ns
Daniel Webb, John Pillars and Polly his wife, Enocii
Farmer and Sally his wife, Nancy Webb, Henry Webb,
Jacob Webb, Gabriel Jones and Betsy his WIFE, John
I.umpkin. William Lumpkn, Stephen Maddox, Charles
Maddox, Judith Maddox, Polly Fowler, Joseph Duncan
and Nancy his wife, Nathaniel Maddox. Nathaniel SIM
mors and Jane his wife, and Martha Lumpkln, tho
he,fs nf Wnliam Maddox IT,, deceased, Of Elizabeth
Tunry decreased, and az judith Anderson, drc-ased,
lart,> nns n"wn, and Polly Fore, Defendants.
Tue ariar dants, Daniel Webb, John Pillars and Polly
his wife Enoch Farmer and Sally his wife, Nancy
Weba, Henry Webb, Jacob Iyobb, and Gabriel Jones
and Betsy his wife, John Lumpkin and william Lump
kin, Stephen Maddox. Charles Maddox, JUDITH Mad
dox, Polly Fowler, and Joseph Duncan and Nancy ms
WIFE moi having entered their appearance and given Sc
CURLY according the act of Assembly and The rules
of ths Court and appearing TO the satisfaction oil Tue
Court that they are not Inhabitants OF ths u Is
ordered that the said do appear ni The
rules TO holden for the said Court on the rst Mon
day in January next and answer the bill Of the plain
ts and that copy Of this order he forthwith 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 And THIS being
bill exhibited by OF the heirs Tor their assignebsl
Of Jacob Maddox, deceased, formerly OF TINS county
against the other known heirs and some who are stated
10 BIZ unknown praying the sale md partition oil tract
of land of two hundred acres, in said county which
William Maddox, deceased of Buckingham. devised To
his widow Agness for lie alter her death To his son, The
slid Jacob and which, by the death OF SAID Aenrss,
and the previous death of said Jacob, without children
now liable partition among his brothers and SIG
ler their descendants NIL parties Interested In SAID
land are hereby warned 10 appear, make themselves
parties defendants file their answers. and assert their
righa or claims-and II Is ordered that this warning be
published for six weeks excessively IN the Richmond
Enquirer, public newspaper Copy-Teste,
Oct 20-cw2n K. ElpRlDGE, e. y. =. u
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, II has been represented to the Exeeu-
w tive, that WILLIAM A. CLsRE, who was con.
fined In tho jail Of franklin county, under
for felony has made his escape. by breaking said jail
and is now going at large: Therefore, William smth
Governor OF the State Of Virginia, do hereby osr re-
~ The snid William A. Clere the Tailor OF the s;id
county of Franklin-aud do require oil ofhcss, civil
and military and request the people OF inc Common
,h ,,Ies OF tho said William A. Ciere, that he may be
d.slt With according 10 law.
Given under my hand, as Governor, and under the
lesser seal Of the Commonwealth, al Richmond
Isx.L this ninth day Of November in the year OF ou
Lord eighteen hundred and fcry-six, and OF the
Commonwealth the seventy-frst WIN. SMITH
Ciers 10 described az being about s feet high, well
builI and rather spare, light complexion, sandy nan
and whiskers-had on, when he escaped, black jeans
coat and pantaoons, and black caps fond oil drink
Ing and after having to liquor his complexion
becomes ford He indifferent house painter, and
claims to be q native OF Richmond city, where his mo
her "a widow resides. Nov. .O-GWow
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'aoseber having rented the I.Oi, Pens and FIX
s.v,0. o. The late Benjamin Franklin, deceased, and
no drive their oss 70 The Richmond market, thai ne
!, -. .usner them on good terms N II can be done
Ia ~. y ne can accommodate any qnsntity Of Hogs
f.a",. sens and have feed always on hand. Heads Of
M in ~, VINO would like TO have their family bacon put
ser+, :, Their lots.l have !, done by the sub
viii re,u,r h furnishing him with the hog, and he
dhnss two seven pieces viz two hams, Two mid
ss 70 ,us:s.s III. 81 the
AN morning until half past 10 o'clock,
Refer 10 Mr. Inc Is, MADISON JORDAN.
Dec. i~ea.v ,So. "o@sls, and Messrs B. & g. Jones'