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L hRut. 10 return 10 Tue W 'HC
| journals on the Message. The Constitutional,
| NJ THERE'S organ, SAYS that it thinks MIR. Polk
| is onie disposed tor war with Eng and, and that
4 had il not been thar he belierctih Senate will he
aaainst him, hs wonld have spoken much more
Violently than he has DOM Il seizes his remarks
ON The ccrdnc, If France 10 the Texas affair, 10
ad,i,es rsprcaches 10 NJ. Gu!zo,. The Courier
Francois says that he Message IS very rliRe
il fo,m, hu, very peaceful al bottom; II barks
loudly, but has M nenii 10 bite. This Jour
nal also turns he Prss:d. nia fl CHI about France
mn an attack on The Ministry The Prcsse finds
the message menacng but does not anticipate
var. Thinks that ho.h countries will make con-
cessions. and that !hnse OF England will be The
greater of The two. The republican 1Nniional de-
tends the Unnei States against The onslaught OF
The Dstats. and assures The Americans tina, they
have The sympahies OF france, and thai England
ishe common enemy ofFrance and The States.
L Espri, Pubic thinks that Inc Message mas
not Obtained the attention that lis importance de-
mands; that, in fact II is almost declaration OF
war: lhat will, al all events, render negotiations
yecy difficult; and that il is very probable, II The
Senate carriea GU, the Pre-. ident's views, which
is no, ccr,aip. that in a years lime England and
The United States will be fighting The lleforme,
a republican newspaper, admires the Pfesioenrs
hrmness The Steele finds The message peace
able in Tone but thinks the President IS cesirous
for war, and that its subdued expressions have
been imposed upon him in spite OF himself II
regrets the violence Of some parts as not eonrena
bic, and thinks that France should have been e1'
empted from the defiance thrown out to Europe
f FROM THE CONTINENT.
Mr.. w. II. Polk was at Paris, on his way Il
Naples. Washington Irving was also IN PARIS
! on leave Of absence from Madrid
On The 2O;h of Jan'y The French Government
will enter into contracts Tor the supply Of 500 0o(
kiloerammcs of Kentucky tobacco, 2GC 600 Xii
Of Maryland, lsOn,OoO xii. Of Virginia, 1000, oo'
Kill. OF Kentucky, and 100000 xii. Of Mary
land Tobacco Tin that quantity is a Govern
s ment monopoly, and those large quantities are re
e quired for sale. ~
; Il i. said in the mercantile circles OF Vienn
that there is no, much chance of the treaty Q
g commerce between The Zol!-Verien and the Uni
/ I'D States being concluded.
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( From The Ncw Orleans Picagnnc, July 25
Later from tho Army


The steamship Fashion, Capt. Fullerton, ar
rived lale las; evening" from Brasos Santiago.
We have not received our letters by this arrival,
but ue learn verbally that there is general
mp?rurnt oil The troors up The RIO Grande.-
Grn. TAYLOR was sill al MalamoraS, bur he was
sending forward Tie recruits as fasl as his means
Of Transportation would permit him 10 do So
Aayices had arrived OF the taking Of the town
Of Camargu. Six companies 81 the TN Resi-
ment entered that place day or two before the
Fashion sailed, without firing gun. These
companies were under The command OF Captain
Whiting and Others When The U. 5. troops ar
rived al Camareo Col. Carrajabal was on the
oppos lie side oil Inc St Juan river. He witnessed
ihe entrance Of The troops into The town, but Oh
iered no resistance.
Gen. Tayur had received reports from recon-
noissancc PARTIES, who reported only three hun
dred troors a, Monterey. ThS general impress
sion in the army VS., that there would he no re-
sislance offered 10 the American fnces This side
of that civ. No Preparations oI an attack OF the
town were made
The absence Of every thing that indicated re-
siIance on The paIl Of The enemy had led 10 the
belief in The army that The war was al an end
The impression was that negotiations for peace
were on fool There was no other way OF ac-
counting Tor The apparent suPIneness oil The Mex
leans
Reports bad reached the camp that Paroles
was afraid TO leave he city of Mexico-his pre-
sence there being necessary 10 keep down
threatened revolution.
Occasional brols between The Mexicans and
Texan volunteers occurred. The regular SOL
diers exerted every means for The protection OF
the citizens. who wee promised security and sup
port in case they corduc themselves IN peace
able and inofensive manner
There was runner in camp that Mr.. Lums-
den and his party had been intercepted and cut of
by the Indians. The repcr, was no, generally
credited.
The volunteers were suffering from diarrhGa,
but Otherwise were well.
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For The ENQUIRER
For The Enquirer.
Gentlemen /: In The Richmond Wing, OF The 18th
;ae, ;c tho fnllowino article

Gentlemen In The Richmond Wing, OF The nth
inst., is the following article:
"MR. SEDDON'S SPEECH.-The Wash
inc,on correspondent oil the ~ Y. Journal Of
Commerce must be, We presume, mistaken in The
version he gives Of portion OF the speech deli
yered bv the Representative from this District on
The Tariff Bill. According TO that wriicr-and
the Enquirer, by copying the statement, would
seem to end rse lis accuraoy-Mr. Seldom assert
ed that there is less capital embarked IN manu-
featuring pursuits in Virginia now than there
was in the year 1910. II, indeed, MIR. Seldom
made such remark, We take 1t Tor granted that
he is prepared TO give 10 his constituents the hene
fits OF The dGla upon which is founded; as, in the
absence of those data, we can assure him, il has
occasioned universal surprise. 80 contrary is il 10
the generally received opinion. Our own impress
sion is, thai there is now in The City OF Richmond
alone, or in the City Of Wheeling, larger
amour, of capital invested in manufacturing es-
Establishments than there was in the whole Stale in
1910 We shall deter an examination OF the ques-
tion, however, until Mr.. Seldom shall afford Us
an opportunity Of testing the accuracy OF his ex-
traordnary statement, Gf he made ilD by accom-
panyins il with The facts upon which it Is found
ed"
These supposed declarations of Mr. Seldom
have been in this city, and no doubt elsewhere,
the subject Of severe criticism and animadversion.
The Wing in the article taken from il questions
The accuracy of The statement and, as the result
will show, very properly.
have read, with great attention, pleasure and
profit, the very able speech OF the Representative
from this District, and nowhere in it is there TO be
found such position as is attributed TO him.
The statement is, "Mr Seldom asserted. that
there is less capital embarked in manufacturing
pursuits in Virginia now than there was in 1910"
In pages thirteen and fourteen Of bis published
speech where he combats The taunis aimed at The
SOUTH for mol participating in the bounlies Of The
| tariff, and share its spois-the snesrs Tor the
! want OF providence and enerprise-where he
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her;no ,bou, three hundred and is supposed III
Ton or fneen days 10 double that; oul let T,en
come-ample preparations are maot.
u;m and AZ fine fat beef, mutton, venison, 'na
noml,rv of all kinds, any country can amou
pa = n,en,v of il. The proprietor MIR. Wlllla:n
q Caiwei1 has spared no pains OF e1pens. ~
nrocurinp The best OF managers, anu no, - s h;s
every thing 10 insure health ana comor. ~ lie
yisers. In addition 10 other amuse'hen'a W W.
place, there is theatre eIec'eo' qu"e e pn,.er,
lions house. The company (under var. foNeii
will commence their first play to-nlsn', anu i
will be kept up during The season. rms y a.,
liebllul spo, TO spend Summer. In run, Il may
he 81 ID 10 these who have never spent ou'nn,s
bcro that they have been deprived oil ENJOY 'ns 'e
~ ,be finest Summer climates on EARN, lahlhs
;n.o consideration the pure and ceiish'lui "a'e'
which springs from underneath Inc m"uu'a ~,
as we'll as The beautiful mountain scenery. nc
mode of travelling is by stages, but 'hey are con,
srucled in the most comlortaoie manuel WIN
cod ,e,ms and safe drivers. The roads from
This. to each of the seven other watering Plates,
,b,I ;s The Rloe Sulphur, Sail, Red, Sweet and
Red Cbalybea,e, Hol aud Warm Sprinss-are e1-
cellanr iurnpikes. and during the Summer smoo'h,
and in cood order. The most distant OF those
Snrinos from the White Sulphur is forty miles,
and Ihs most Of them the stage passes, from one
IN he o,ber between breakfast and dinner, which
renders The trip pleasant - :, Muir c,ms
Epes, the supposed murderer OF MUIR, cam came
passenger in stage TO this place fiaay n,gn,
The lh JULY took passage Inc nes mor0ins
Charleston, Kama ha no oouo. aiming s ~. ,e
Ohio river. Mr.. Talbot, ms Puisuei, ieacneu
here Wednesday nigh, following, putting Epes
five DAVIS ahead, but he has gained on him one
aau ,n;his Mace from the time he commenced his
nursnit nil" lie was aware that he (Epes) had
Changed his wearing apparel, which he ingenious
lv did in Lynchburg. after selling his horse. Epes
passed here entirely nnsuspec'ed.
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Rfrt1oo1oot0 lHa1atttrer.

If Mexico. The Creoles, or Anne,
r;c,ns &C they call themselves, are iSnoian a..o
usrv ,.r cone in mental degradation; prouu. Us
,en,.,;ons and fond of splendor. Inc lnu l.aa
are naorlv ,bree lines as numerous as Inc "h,ees
They paw cdpiiation lax OF ifoli' vi. aoar.-
dollars. which must necessarily ue 'e'y asn.s
ding. The mixed castes iol'ii 800 Indians
partof the population II IS saia md. tnt avon IN
like The dogs in Bagdad, can o's'lnsuo noouliar
the dark, the different races py ''e' f~
odor. ,,,,,;or #
From the character, then, OF The population ..
McYico we can have but little hope that reason
and 5ust,cc will operate in any great degree upon
,hem THAR ,cnner towards the United States
renders il. in nv Judgment, extremely ooup!'u'
whether tbey would listen 10 The terms Whieh
the Government OF the United States IN justice
10 itself, would be bound 10 oher. :..oa;o,,s n
AT this crisis Of our affairs, Inc inSleu'e"'s -
our politics should be, hrmness, maniihess, uee'
sion, recliude. Efficient war snoulu oe 80
against Mexico, until she ieels anu ~ ,hs II
States. No hating, laundering course should De
adop,ed owards her-fghiins lille, and treat
ing a li,,le-a battle to-day and formal emDas-
sy lo-morrow-bu as The dire appeal mas oet1
made IN arms and The God OF Battles, we snould
prosecute the war with Ill our visor and resources;
Mr.. Webster said that, as We had now obtained
the sole object OF the war, the country wan.ed 10
know for wbat il was 10 be further prosecuted.
Mr.. Webster could not but have known 'ha''
though the attempt wicked ana loolisn, on .ue
part OF Mexico, 10 prevent our occupation OF ina.
district OF territory situated between The rivers
Neuces and The Rio Grande, which we acquired
in the annexation OF Texas toour Fedora unlon'
was the ,mwrd;cie cause Of the war; il was by no
means he only cause alleged for this conniry's
taking that offence al The proceedings OF Mexico
for which that Republic was 50 PROMPT IN de,
clarng war IN this nation. Other grave and
weighiy causes were alleged. They were, The
insult offered 10 this nation in The person Of lis
ambassador; the indignilies put upon our iron
tier cilizqns, and the just claims, TO large
amount, of the citizens othe country, against the
Republic of Mexico. All these, and mol The al
tempt 10 inhbi the occupation OF our righ'in
territory alone, were urged by The President as
causes for bringing Mexico 10 sense OF her
wrong in The war which she has declared asalhs.
us. SO much for The pretended sole object OF
The war, which Mr. Webster suPpuses 10 be so
completely obtained (bui which then was mol
and, al this day, is not completely obialne, Jas 10
leave Us nothing else 10 do than TO send lofmai
embassies TO Mexico 10 concilae her, lnat we,
magnanimous philanthropists, lovers oil rlehl
and halcrs ofevil, may cultivate peaceful, quie'
and amicabIe correspondence with those qHlt,
Just, psacefu aid moderate semi-barbarlans OF
Mexico. PURLIUS.
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E,or The En6niYc7

Messrs. Editors: In your paper OF the 7th Ju-
". | see there is a notice Of Convention pro-
posed 10 be held at Stacnlon on the 18th oil Au-
gust. for The purpose OF taking into considera-
ton and comparing opinions on The important
and much agilaled question Of Stale Teiorm--
This move approve Of but think the time be-
tween this and The l7h Of August TO short 10
have The necessary action Of the people through
on, The State, in order to ensure full attendance
Of delegates in the Convention.
therefore, beg leave 20 suggest the proprieiy
Of fixing some later Gag for The meeting oil The
proposed Convention, say The latter part oil Sep
,emher. or early in October. My objec, is TO
olive the most distant parts OF the State time 10
act 10 the matter and send in their delegates fully
informed in relation 10 The wishes and interests
or their respective sections OF the Stale, and folly
instructed also as to what can and what cannot
Inc cumpromised, and have no duut, as 10 The
result. The reforms demanded by The spllI OF
The age are common To all portions OF The State,
and called for Is The best Interests oil the whole
nronie A Tree aud full conference OF delegates
nom all parts OF the State will no doubt result
in a satisfactory compromise OF The tass OF
representation, which appears 10 be The main diff
fcuty in In. way Of q speedy and thorough re-
form of the Constitution upon sound Republican
principles. This done, and there will be no more
heard OF Eastern interest and Western rights
but VIRGINIA ciH be one and tmd,uisible
Marshall, July D. NORTHWEST.
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Correspondence of The Norfolk Beacon /

OLD PoIET, July 80, 1916.
THE COURT OF ENQUlRY.-The Court
OF ENQUIRY commenced its session to-day al 10
o'clock. The business was taken up in the pre-
scrihcd order. As orders and letters were read,
Gen. Gaines rose several times 10 explain 10 the
Court The circumstances connected with them
Early in May Gen. Gaines received Information
which led 10 the belief that the Mexican army
would cross the Rio Grande, ian event which ac-
tually took place shortly ater) and that their OBJ
ject was 10 cut of Gen. Taylor from his supplies;
certainly a move showing military skill. He
knew tha, Gen. Taylor would be cut TO pieces
rather than call for volunteers. He Gen. G., was
the commanding General oil the Western Divi-
sion and felt i, 10 be his sacred duty 10 make re-
QUESTION upon Governors OF States nearest the
theatre Of operations, for volunteers The fact
that Gen. T. achieved with inferior numbers, a
brilliant victory, did not by any means rebut The
necessity under which Gen. G. was compelled 10
take the responsibility he assumed. And the doc
umenls read today showed that before the govern
ment had received information Of The battles Of
The s,h and 9Th of May, The Secretary OF Har
had approved of what it now regarded as not JUS
tilted by The necessity OF the case, that is some OF
the unauthorized acquisitions for troops.
Capt Montgomery, U. S. Army, one OF the
heroes Of The Rio Grande, has arrived here from
Baltimore. Several officers from the army under
Gen. Taylor are expected TO testify before the
Court, A LOCKER ON.
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poin,s out the superior advantages lIoH Po,h''01 a
chi; and climate OF The North over The Sou'i' ioI
their preponderaiiDg amount oil, ana SUITS ~
manutaciures and combas the opinion OF wi.
Winthrop. that the people OF the oo".'' or
awoLine 10 a sense oil their interests "le a'
soon 10 follow in the wake ct ine Piosse =,
classes. he goes on TO show, from lne A..
1'ench Coke, Ghe gentleman appoih'eu ~ far Ear
Gallatin. while Secretary Of The Treasury, ioi
oha;nino incarnation on the subject, ifieno ~,
and an advocate Of the manufacturing interest,"
thai The annual rnlue of the manufactures OF Was
sacbuses in 1910, with 400 600 inhabitants Mas
S2I 600 600 Virginia, at the same pellou, WIN
nonnIarion OF 900, 900, had only manulaclnnncens
amopn,ino n, annual ratue, 10 Sl5uuoooV,oo
From The accurate statistics OF the census Oh io1o,
manufacturing capital in Virginia was s NV
SIP 900 O0C; while the amount invested u, m I1,,
sachuset,s was near four times as murn l,a a,
S4S, 900 000-Virginia still ahead 0! Tue , $40
in nomination about 100000. This was ID ioio.
E,rdm yecent statistics. Massachusetts, has no"
lin lS4G, increased lie ANIMAL ralne OF her ma
nnlaclures 10 Ss7 900 coo; and The speech goes Oh
10 saw "lhal although we ale without siu'iiai s.a
ristics from Virginia no citizen oi inat old'e
will nretend there has been any thing Ike pro,
no,,;nna,e increase within The last lew years.
This Is vba, Mr. Seldom says; these are ms oicn
words. and every man can answer lot niuls 81.
has Virginia increased or not PioPoiuonaoo
with Massachusetts! -. GILL,
Now, from this statement, what has Mr.. Seldom
said
First. Upon the authority Of Tench Coke that
in 1910, the annual raiuc of manufactures 10
Massachusetts was S2l 600. In Virginia
$4,000 oCO. :,
Second Upon the authority OF the statistics oil
the census in 1910: thatthe 1rholc nlanntacfnrins
copiiat Of Virginia was $4,000 OOO-Massachu'
sells near four lines as much, GAS, 0nOOoo) :,
Third Tha, from statistics recently taken WIN
much care, in Massachusetts The an'lnoa '"'@e u
her manufactures amount 10 $4,000 0oO
With these facts, what becomes OF The stale
menl attributed TO him-lhat "Mr. Seldom assert
ed that there is less capital embarked in manulac-
turing pursuits in Virginia mo1o Than there was
in 1910" The reader, am sure, can he al no
loss for verdict.
And let those who have played the critic, and
chucKled over statement, that upon lis very lace
was al least questionable, be more cautions IN
future, how they indulge their sneers at the eS-
pense OF reputation and ofuuth.
Very respectfully, YOURS.
30ih July, 1916 VERliAS.
The Wing will please copy
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MARRIAGES.

Married, on Tuesday evening, The 2sIh July,
bv the Rev. ]. E. Edwards, Mr.. john DoNNAS,
Of Petersburg, 10 Miss MAar R. R. BOYD OF
this city.
Married, on the 9s'h July, by The Rev. DR..
plumer. the Rev. WIN. Lyon, OF New Kent, 10
MARY AUGUSTA, daughter OF Heman Baldwin,
ESQ.,, of this city.
Married, on Thursday evening, July ID, by A.
Fulkerson, Esq, Mr.. JOHN CRRIsroPHER GuSTLE-
FINGER TO Miss kUsleuNTY DiSKLE, all of Chi.
cage city, Illinois.
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as WAS ExPECTED-John Ran

AS WAS EXPECTED.-John RandolPh's
slaves, nearly 400 in number, have been driven
away from Mercer county, Ohio, where tract Oh
land had been purchased for them. How very
consistent the Ohio abolitonisls arc. Ihey wish
10 effect The abolition oil slavery upon The hotn0o-
paihic principle Of stealing away one al l'hr'
and when we give them big dose, II appears 70
nauseate them terribly, and up they rise, en- Nose
ana cry ayauntr They arc certainly very hard
10 please.-[ C2arksJurg Fepnbiican
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Eztroet Of a letter dated

WHlrE SULPHUR SPRINGS, }
Greenbrier County, July 81, 1886. :
Gentlemen: notice in your paper Of the
OILS, Won have no, heard latierly from the water
ing places in Virginia, West OF the mountains M
which shall no longer be the case. we nav
quite an agreeable company at 'nis P'aee' ho"''
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IN CUASCERY-ViRGisiA Ats SuIrr.ur on 4
/ chancery for the Richmond Circuit. held i me-
ptol in the City of Richmond, June 18Th. ~
Peter Hawkins, Joseph Hawkins and Nap w.
Hawkins, flahN"'
against
Benjamin Sheppard late Sheri Of lisnnco eou'"
and ~ SUCH administrator Of Cesar Ha"ti-' (
ceased. Ann g. Carter, administrator u Hrhf =
Carter deceased, Peter Sheppard, Rosarna st'pni1
and William Sheppard. children and h-Us y = Z
Shrrpard. who was MARY Hawkins. Amy, "A'f
and Martha his WIFI who wns Malta llaN't'
Rose liawkin, and Martha la" kins, infants ut1"
are of tw.n;y.onr wears rs Nathaniel i sin"ni' ~
guardian assigned iefc, i Item ~ i''> s"ll tti
IIawkins and Frederick MarN. administrator 4
Sheppard sometimes called My Hawkins y -
Hawkins and Of Kelsey Hawkins, D,epdst.
This cause came on this day. ~ consent q. .lt ~
parfirs nv their counsel rr-pe Ctivtiy. Rui - ~
defendants BY their guardian ~ item ~ i~ r
uncn she II ard amended hill q; lr pirIai g.
swers q: all the defendants 10 tie saii hii-.
tons To- those answers and exhibits hi"", Z.
cnri Nv counsel: on consideration whereof, 'itt.
do,h adindce order and decree, ihat ~ ptr-.t. &.
my have claims against the rs'atrs 81 --af .t's
Mary Sheppard, sometimes called Mar, Ia" tih'
-an ilau kius and Kelsey Hawkins, dec,t''t Ii.
hbit The same before tonmis,i rnrr ro;tlhu' 80
m-ni within four mouths from tbs date, ma ih-l
order hr published for eight weeks ~ thc Ni1i'
Wig aud Richmond EaGarer tao ~ ue ~
prnt.d in the ~ al kI,imond, and he %st'
front door of the Cont House ~ said Guy anG -
the Court House oi lrarico county, % ~" 't''
Court DAYS; and ,hr salt ton iu-.lnrr + hcra' y
ed 10 AXE and pot 10 ;his out ~ account
and ali debts which nav be proved h."ie tih s
rIthrr at the estates aforesaid. nni i none '..-
proved. H. report that TACT io The tnufi.
A ropy. Tesir, POW. EoHEH'
Ir Wing requested 10 copy. J".>
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IN CHANCERY.-viRcisA AT supe',.
4 Chanc-ry for the Richmond CIRCUIT, neg
pitol in the City Of Richmond, on the 2''' nay -
1876: "a c.n,,. ht :, +.
wllia,m ii. TImberlake and Matilda his wi; ~
min Brand, Robert Brand, junior, Amelia Brand W..
Drand Jnseph &. Brand, George I. Brand, ahi -
n Brand tie last five OF whom are infants nndrf -
noe o;twrnty one years and -ue by Amelia Brand, u
mother and newt friend Jsmes VI Williams ana ="
Eliza his wife Benjamin F. Brahd, and Henry y *.
berlake and Mary has wife, ria''''''
against ,I,.
Eliza l.. Cren. haw, in her own sh, and q Wy.
nstra,ra of the Estate Of Edmund H. Ii,ar.A".t -,
ceased, and as Administrative lie onS uoh' VIZ t \"
viii annexed, Of Benjamin Brani. fr,t'f p,,.t
Brand. chilcs Brand. Sarah Robertson fA.'' g9ni,,
Rogers and Eliza his wlle, Wliam +. H.,
aud the Trustees OF the General A,-.moi y
byteran Church in the United state g f..ssn:..
The defendant, Eliza L. Crenshaw, by '.a'.,,o,,-
DAY with the leave Of the Court, nied ~ \
hill If the plaintiffs, TO which answer lhe ,,.-
Counsel, replied generally. WhrruT'h,, assoc
came on by consent Of the plaintiffs, arm :" H., 50
PENDANT, 10 be heard as 10 her upon ne te.
answer, The replication thereto, ana W ~. M,
and was argued ny Counsel; on cnnsile'fN.
i, apnearnp that more than two years have rift
IN, qualification of Edmund H. Gfrnshe" = - IS.
of benjamin Brand, decreased thr 'oul1' ,. fsfs
ton Of the plaintiffs, dom order anu p,r,,aa
persoIs " no may have claims ,gainSi w f.t,
Br3nd shalt eyhhi; the same Tor srttciH'"- " ta,
chael i. Poniaux, one of Tue o"ihii''',1 iastae
Court, within the period OF three ih'l,'' go. n RI
nv of this order be published Iot .itn Rad ~
Richmond Enquirer and kicimoid i n'a' ans =
newspapers published IN the city OF ."t INA sas
nosfed al The door of The Courthouse 81 TITO
also al The Court house OF the county q ~
two several Court days. -. ..,t,,g g !, &
And the Court without at this time aec'.. -. y
or no the devise and beaurst IN Inc 'Ili mr. An .,t
viii Of the said BENJAMIN Brand Il are ,b, VOC ccur:
that one of the Commissioners OF TINS r>
wb.t stocks bonds and other personal es'a
nau Brand remain for ds.nOu'iSn ans q
estate he died seized Of; and, also, inc -, C"u
a,u matter specially stated deemed pe,nnss.lp
ssiS ., which may be required by any Of VIZ
! be so stated. copy ~. noprRTs, u ~
| July 2i-ewsw row. hoD 49,. o0I- 40
= LIVERPOOL FINE AND Gk .Uy.Iooel
IL ALUM sALT-3,ooo SACKS L''
| Blown Salt.
1000 sacks Ground Alum Sat. ;-.,rool.-
Cargo Of ship Macedonia .G sTER Eco.
For sale by JNO. A. LANCas =
June lb-w6w