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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-10

GOLD PENS, SILVER WARE, &c.
U5T received and for sale the
someHt OF plain diamond pointed COBB PEEs from
nucfurers Also sLvEz WxRE. such Table Spoons
sugar Tongs Ga superior and syie LADIES' Mustard
and ns san ,s Spoons. &c &c. o..,. N REcH.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-10
CAUCHr AT LAST

tIEk so long time and at very heavy expense have
- NJ last found superior watch workman, (T G. FRENcH
in whom have the utmost confidence and feel safe in
mending TO the public. prepared al kinds of
clock and watch repairing. fail
entire satisfaction All work will he warranted and in every
case when watches fail perform WELL the money will he refund
ed Try il we fail lose nothing Shop opposite
Washington Hall, Indianapolis 81 w. u. TALBOT
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-10

a Office hereby thar The partnership The printing bus
heretofore existing between A. f. Morrison and John s.
Spann dissolved The books and OF The late firm
the hands OF VIM. Sullivan, Esq.
Dec. Sd, 1886. 81 JOHN s. SPAWN.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-10
DIAMOND POINTED COTD PENS

lust received from New York Phadelphia-
80 Diamond Pointed Pens Of brands
all Of which will be warranted The large that
be suited Call and for satisfaction.
1T the Jevelry w. n. TALBOT.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-10

By the President:
Mp. TRrsr, Acting Secretary Of State.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-10

Wick and Barbour for the appellant H. and Blown for
the appellee.
Coils B0ceY and cife. Error to the Dearborn C. c.
DEWEY.
In action Of tover by husband and wife for CONVEX
sion of the wie property before marriage, the declarations
Of the wes mother, who after the declarations made
had been the wife of the defendant the ownership
the property dispute not admissible evidence for the
plaintiff though the mother when she made the declarations
the guardian Of her daughter, Zone of the plaintiffs
and had possession Of The property.
If goods verbally given place are at the time
the gift in different place, and converted by
GER before the donce take possession of hem action
by the donor lies for the conversion.
In when there has been demand and refusal
deliver the property in dispute within six years before the
Of the action, and there has been other
evidence Of the conversion than the demand and REFUSAL
statute of limitations does not bar the action.
action by husband and wife for the conversion
the wes property before marriage, the declaration must
conclude to the damage of both plaintiffs and it conclude
to damage of the husband only the defect is fatal
motion in arrest Of judgment. Reversed
Sample and March for the Plaintiff Kigore for the de-
PENDANTS
The STATE relation Of Others o. Jones a.d
Others Error TO the VeImion c. c. BLAcKFoRD J.
10 a suit upon consabe's bond the constable's failure
to goods the day they advertised
being assigned breach in The replication, the reoinde
alleged that delivery band was given, that the property
was not delivered aud that the bond and execution
duly returned Held, that This was sufficient
The ionder in addition to setting up the giving of de-
livery bond alleges that subsequently, 10 the breach
complained judgment satisfied the goods
Of The judgment debtor eid that this pant reoin
der urplusage Ii cannot be answer 10 the
of action against the constable which had previously
crued.
debtor may prevent the plaintiff from recovering thar
nominal damages from constable for assigned breach
but that Circumstance cannot affect his hight Of action
ejondcr containing one valid answer to breach, and
one moi valid is not liable objection for duplicy Affirm
Bryant for the plaintiff Gookins and McGaughey for The
defendant
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-02

TIVE GTPsEYs INVITATION: a Cavauna-,hs poetry BY J.
B. Philips Esq-Husie COMPOSED BY J. P knight beau
uful song
20! come with me 10 the forest green.
o. come ard dwell with me
And there ~ show Woodland Queen.
And yoUng thing l.
THE MARINERS REST. Poetry BY VIM Jone, Muxe eorp
posed BY VIM. X. Brsiow Another very hne song
"DoSn' down IN The ceeP. Mariner seep,
When his voyage " life : eneei:
He cares not 10 the Earths warm breast
LIT his Names with the D. beaded
FOR there was ms homeland The foam.
That long ha h glianuy him
WI hricT hmm nov, VII le murmuring low
The winds sns requiem hun
THE GRAVE OF BONAPARTE -SanE Al IN. oze.r, Of the
Hutchinson Famiy-Musie by L. Heaih.
The hsh'ning'm may flash and the loud thuBders rattle.
lie heeds not, he hears not he's free from ell pAa,
lie SLEEPS his last sleep he has fought his las
No sound can awuks him to CORY again"
~ lhe above Nefy popu ar may ObtA ned
WIN l. MONTAGUE'S MUSIC STORE
my 25 No ISL usio a si,, ~ ~ Co.. =.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-02

Magazines for June.
A NODEYs Lady's boot for June Fashion Plate
" Grsham's MasaEine. for June, do do
Ladies Nauoual Magazine, for June, DO do
New No'k Illustrated MAJ n for June
The Bush Ranger Of Van Land novelty
Rowerofl Esq- author Of Tales ColonieH
The People by Mtehelei History OF Franee
Life Of Luther, Translated Smith c translator Of
niehslst's History Of France
No 50 and last Of Harpers' Illuminated Bible
No ~ Harpers' illustrated Wandering Jew
No - CoupaBds Dictionary ofPrAeucal Medicine
boarding out tale OF domestic author Keepnr
House and House Keeping. No 1.
Another supply Pictorial History Of England
Another supply Of handsOme Episcopal Prayer Book in plain
and fancy bind ngs gin edge, ke- all
ustreeeivedb NASH wOCDHoUsE
my27 n 40 49,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-02
FASHIONS HAD QUARTERS,

NO. go mniu, Corner OF 3th and Main Streets.
~ Ii. SPENCE, Agent, has received his Stock
H. ~ Spring and summer Ready Made Clothing
mems Fancy Ware. He has a complete assert
ment OF the following articles, viz
French English Froek Coats black blue
brown, olive al green.
French and Aaerean Plain Fancy Cashmere Doekn
Pants.
Single Minrd Cashmere, Tweed and Linen Pants
Black satin, sik BombsEne Vests
Fancy do do MarseIles and Cashmrrette Vests
White hasee Vests duoble single breasted standing and
iolng collar
Kid, Silk, Thread and White Berlin Gloves
Shirts, super plain fancy
Bosoms and Collars Of the latest styles
Merino, cotton and 3. Ia undershrts
DO do Drawers nd
searfS Cnvais stoess and Pocket Hdkf. great variety
suspeBders Of ali Kinds
Silk and Bingham Umbrellas
Al Of which viii sell any side
OF OreRoni
D. spoHee continues for Clothing to made
up at the fashionable Establishment John ~ ofem Co. Bal
timore.
An assortment Of samples constantly on hand.
hp IL T. B. SPENCE. Agent.
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DIR. CULLEN'S
INDIAN VEGETABLE REMEDY.

NO CURE NO PAY THE great remedy
for secret diseases Of every form and stage
- Dr. Cuens Indian Vegetable Remedy composed entirely OF
American roots Travellers know that they
cure Venerenl Diseases without knowledge Mercury
or Basam The proprciors Of this medicine great
cost drecty from Indian afflicted an OBJ
Pouny being cured avsd danger Mercury
nausous taste Of Blam This medicine pleasant
and leaves odor upon breath
Prepared solely by Rowland Walton, wholesale and
retail by jos r. Rowand 376 MARKET Philadelphia; Peot
Richmond Va; John r. CaIan, Washington Henry Cook
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IMPORTANT TO MERCHANTS

CHINA, EARTHENWARE AND GLASS
AZ greatIy reduced prices for Cash.
INTENDING 10 move during the Summer into
the Store house above Meas Kent Kendall
and directly Messrs Webb,
heve ourselves Of the trouble and
goods ruined
In the prices Of gos the
soek with S.nhE Importation OF China
and Glass at greatly reduced for Cash. City
short credit
Our old customers invited make their purchases
above, brat regular prices usual credit.
Merchants ling To
Spring. determined open
Fall, fIesh supply OF fashionable goods.
WM +. BUTLER Co,
So Main Street.
Sign of the Pneher
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SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.
ID u N sPAU G II & CO.,

No. 50 West Main Street,
A RE now receiving large invoices Of Spring
n and Summer Conn selected and manufactured with much
Richmond adeamonE stock be
found English German Cloth dfc and foek Coats
Tweed Dfap DRte, Cashmere Linen, hc Business COa English
French, German and American SIR Satin, Bonn
BARNES Valencia plain and figured Maees vcstogeef with
Ereat variety 81 fancy dress articles ~ latest We
respectfully as the purchasers n our extensive
stock, determined making quick ad
vancss.
N. B-our stock In a few days be complete comprising
rvorY style Of garment In the genueman's line.
Apr1 II. IgfG.-d7m
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[INIyI4z3lKS
INDIAN kEGErhBLE PANhCEA,
For The Cure ScrofuIa. mercuriaI Misc :. Sos,
aud MI other impurities CT the BLOOD.
CHALLENGE TO THE WORLDII

"a
CHALLENGE TO THE WORLDII
WE fearlessy challenge all men. whether
Medical men or inventors Of ouses Nostrum produce
the evidence Of 50 wonderful OF seroa following
READ II! READ IT!
Messrs Rowland ADMINISTRATIONS In justice you
fully furnish this astonishing cure peOrmed
by ID CHLa's TgstaIle PaHaeo More
frghtfu serofa which bafied the most eminent
physicians in our city Among other botes
OF Swans Panaeea twelve OF "sand's sarsa,ariar eight
bottles arsapara Iodine large quantities OF Hydro
date OF Potash and was sill growing
hy mother seeing advertisement OF CKRas Iadia
pfga PaRaooa called you and srose confidently
Of that was induced although tIe flnh in
lief Ny forehead nose one side Of my throat
were almost covered with highly nhlmmed PAINFUL Ulcers
ber lsiSand astonshmsnt swelling and SORE
ness were entirely removed in tey days
the ulcers commenced healing! using third bottle
the ulcers healed my health perfectly restored
You', ETC.
Philadelphia Jan. 10, 1876. No. $ Madison ST,
City II PAiiade.PAia,
Personally appeared before me the SUBSCRIBER Miyo, or
r. 81 said City John w. Appleton, being sorn deposes
and says that the facts set forth the foregoing
are true In testimony whereof have heTcGnto
and caused the corporate seal to be affixed day
uay A. ID. Ist6.
Signed, JOHN SWIFT Mayor
The above certificate OF shade OF
eIaggenuon His had hopeless amer
% many celebrated remedies had failed and
cure in the incredibly short OF Eleven Days your
eea' alone.
signed, DANIEL APPLETON,
jan 10, 1915. ANN NJ. APPLETON.
can ehesrfuy bear testimony very extraordinary
case and believe be OF the
cord was when Mr. Appleton and
Walton, In relation almost covered
with setofulous Ulcers which highly nammed very
Panful-andI say that very that cure
could ever be effected 1t hardly probable Appleton
would have lived three months longer without relief.
Signed, WILLIAM sTEEI.LING, NJ n
This valuable remedy for sale by Rowand Walton Pha-
delPha' j. Pieot Richmond, Va John 2. Caan Washing
ton; Henry Cook. Alexandria.
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To BUYERS OF FURNITUHE--sOUTH
l. a. l. w MEEKS

HAVING facilities for manufacturing all kinds Of the most
IL Fashionable and Spio-dd Faure used beg
specially call the of Southern Gentlemen Ladies
visiting New Yok, their Establishment, No ~ Yesey
few from the Asor House. A. their Store Rooms
found extensive stock Furniture made the
modern Partisan other desirable styles uch Egyptian
EEabehan Gothic, Louis XIV aud XIV. ke all Of which Of
manufacture and gotten under their
niendenee and warranted equal nsds this city Europe
New Ynt. Sert. 18Th. rs. w
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" r. w
LIV cry STABLE.

TIME subscriber having leased the Livery STA.
- BE r. between 18th and 18Th streets foTa,ery occupied
by Mr. Los Patterson decd pubic
generally that be prepared accommodate Horses Mules
&e opthe reasonable To ose
he would that he Will such, e1
BY hopes
a share Of pubic patronage. j.. JOBsON
Richmond. March 5 1886. dam
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$4,000 worth fresh Spring and sum
mer Dry Goods.


WE would particularly invite the attention OF
country friends and the public generally
largest and varied city which
pledge ourselves eel any
EEgnnt Graduated Barge Bnbes Embroidered Cora Muslin
ombre Shaded Rarege complete ASSORTMENT
dsd Organize Musns;
Mgonets splendid assortment silk, Barge Sh w. White
Grape shaw Fmbd Lace Henan Scars;
Muslin Robes elegant white cord
striped SWISS Musins large Of French Em5rd
Colars and Chimazst Emhrd Muslin Sleeves
Cambria Hdkfs- nom sle To 60. Mourning Cords
bazncs and hp=cas black BaBies biz sped Ba
and Bazone' blk white GnghAm and Lawn Blk and
lead BaTeges and Silks DamAS Table Cloths Diapers
kns pretty Also Bird Ey Huekahaek, Diapers
l2i Linen sheetnss heavy undressed sh Linens
cheap.
GENTLEMENS GOODS.
Super blk aad Fancy French Csssimees
Cassmcres or grade; splendid Linen Drng
reh Light silk and Nestings
Satin do Blk Embrd San do Light EmbTd Cashuaret
and Fancy Maraes do Summer Coaung great variety Cavat
Hdkfs, Gloves,
Also. complete Of CohinE-Coiion
nabarEs Beaehed and Brown shngs ind Heavy
Linen Drils, &C. wARREN q FARIss.
my6u No. qS. Main ST
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ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES or YoIR
OWN STATE

TUNHE Frankln Manufacturing Company st
PAPER MILL the Depot u The southern Railroad GOOD
of supefhne 6ne and
nat papers ruled md psn also -diu printing snvp
wrapping Of various sizes 81 The oer vhoale prees
90 wheh hey invite public attention. ssFred hat IN quality
price heir msnuiscurc viii bear with ne production
Of northern Factory They prepared ordcrs
description of that TIE MARKET c may
require Merchants sad dealers requested es the
Mnt snd ersrnins fnr themselves mn
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cepted.)
esHVNHE Steamers CURTIS PECK
s-A-->s- u and ALICE. om daily line on James
River and connect with the Batrnor. Bay GEORGIA.
jEwESs and HERALD
and Petersburg Q and from Norfolk and BALTIMORE.
The Curtis Peek. Capt John Davis.
wharf Rockets her regular days Monday Wednesday and
Friday Morning. O'Clock precisely NORTON on Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday Morning.. hour.
The Alice, Capt Thomas SINNER wharf Rocket.
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday Mornings and NORTON on
Monday wednesday and Friday Aornng- hour Owe
O'Clock
Both touch 5a intermediate andinr, on In.
River going and returning.
The Curtis Peek and Alice viii Bay at Norfolk
both going and reur.ns-so there will
North south-apt they opportunity Of
ve~ilE the Harbour At Norfolk The
fort they Immediately eavna Reh.
mopd OF Peerrburn by either g. Ace ay, BY
this and comfortable Bamoe By O'Clock the
NEXT morning time Of leaving there
that day. = =
Passage and Pare from Richmond Petersburg 10 and from
Norfolk and amer Monday the May 81
Passage and Pare Petersburg to or from
Baltimore, 81
Passage and Pare from Richmond Pete-burs forward
cabin to BALTIMORE, ss
Ap 30 HAsKINs 4 LIBBY.
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FULL sUPPLYI

UNHE Subscribers stock Of choice Goods for
- Isdies AMI Gcucnru fa and Kept BY heqen,
additons Of whsevrf and desirable.
They oomp,eio sssourpsnt of tho very
best skes o. Linen Goods FOR families such sheetns, Towel
hng-, Pillow Idsen Doilies, kc.
Among the goods just opened are
Beaual Boehe Oubre and other rylcs Barsres
COloured Linens
Foulsrd sins white Crspe shawis
French Fancy and Mourning Pans
India Fans in assortment and pretty.
PH TH.RPRCE kCo,
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EAGLE HOTEL.
MAIN STREET, RICHMOND. VA.

MAIN STREET. RICHMOND, VA
n HAVE this day opened The EAGLE HOTEL,
- which have 6ted with Furniture every eomfor.
table accommodation for Bo1rers the Day year
for Transient visiter AZ every
satisfaction, hope to be literally patronIed Persons
ing the City would do well the Eagle Hotel a-and
those having horses assured made
arrsngemehtfor having them well taken Of
10 2s-d6m MARY z. CRUMP.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS

AskINs LiBBYs Line nd
- New Orleans will regular september,
aud viii be eompo-sd Of the following ve@--ls
Barqne BACHELOR, Capt HIEAn HosIos;
Brg ORLEANS Can't VIZ. Rxrru:
JOSEPHINE Cart Jos. Rosi.sos
One Of the above will this regularly
month We with confidence recommend the above
the public they buih expressly
other COMMANDED
Of long
having aud
passengers, apply TO }. FISHER 4 Son, or
uAsKINs 4 LIBBY.
n H. An freight from country
forwarded regular
Wharfage J. T.,
Ia 22 mr. nal
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-02
HOT AIR FURNACE,
rWarming DweIIing-Houses,S Stores,
Churches and Public Buildings,


'INHE Undersigned would call the attention of
II all persons to this subject worthy Of their eonsdea
ton having erected several this during the last fan and
winter which have given entire satisfaction. lie would refer
the suboned eerheaie of Joseph Mayo E and Isaac
Davenport Eco Of the arm n Davenport Asr Co. who has
one in his dwelling house, and will pleasure explaining
economy heahne and safety
against fire, &C.
lie has orders for be erected during
and summer and the aud the best
erect them he would hose
TO give him early call takes them
A-n the country
cal AMI by sending HIM Of their buildings Will BE- furnished
with estimate OF Those intending build spring
will be furnished df dcsired with plan Fiues
lie may found at r. Withheld office,
inreaT Of the Farmers and Virginia Banks.
JOHN 8. JONES.
o. For several winters preceding the last, |,
chairman of Committee Ender authority Of the City
ell made repeated efforts Cry Jail comfortably warmed
for the Tut IA led Last engaged Mr. Jones
the with his furnace he did my
faction 20 that cold the the jail made
fouable TO the prisoners. JOSEPH MAYO.
Apul Let, Is46. ap i5-3m
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FOX LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
travelling Trunks and Rouuet Ca...

hE SUBSCRIBER has Iarxe stoek Of r.
ens fAnks and Ladies' Bonnet Iron-6ram. rrn,.,
ing both back and made very strong to which -
Wond call the attention Of a. hey viii 5. .os =. =
a. any other hose in the city Of the sane quail y.
nvO, ALEX HILL,
~ NR-N
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Rifbmono Dailp fObia.

RICHARD IL. ToLER, Editor.
MSa \; SH n. ELIOT, A...e,a.. Editors.
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NlRGlNlA:-At rules held in the Clerks Of
Gee n Superior Chsnccry Cor the Richmond
Circuit. the TIA Day Of ApnI 1870
VILLAIN Broe and suan HI, wife Susan Doyle and Benz.
W hcDr ady, PiH.
against
WIN. frCrrrrr uen
The tefentlrt above named having appearance
and given security according Asrmby R1ss
q tbs Court and sppearnE BY satisfactory evrnce that NJ BE-
not an nhaotlut o hs Commonwealth q ordered That ne
d drfentHt % appear the Rules b. hod or he ad
Court on the hs Monday July and ausss ths b o. ne
plaintiff and at cory Of orier h forthwith inserted 10
nawspapef published Cfy Of Richmond Zoe months
ueeevey and posted he front door Of M Capitol In ne aid
ely. Copy T,sts.
- tt-~o~ row. ROBERTS D ca
VNAHi TAHti-so BE- bright IN prstU ora,r. ysra f0f
n NE bv BfssELL 4 MeCANDLisH.
- ALTIMoRE wHisEEY-so hhds for ale ~
- mh9s pAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 go.
ntL OF UurER ALNONus-s On Just received
Wv GtYNORs WOOD Druggists
htL Or EsGuT, just received BY
~ 90 etyNoR woon. nruErist.
INst ED OII.90o saHous Ii.i received and or
bw GNYNUs WOOD nrugs
II INSEED OIL tbs pure sauat,tn oL sndus, and
fprssrt .. u. CRENsHAw. BROTHERS 4 co
Dom wINl'-5oqrp. ,e- 'otFieby
mys rAvENrOsr. ALLEN = Co.
IUNT RECEIVED, a. 0t Of superior Canton MAJ
- uEs. P3Q WIN BOOTH.
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UPH0LSTERING
n ID III u E-FER hive

w NJ BOOTH is prepared, as usual, to do all
nos h Upholstering and in In. b..r
and AZ the shortest notice Hs elegant Furn,
raper hangngs Beds Marass, wnto Blinds ana SHADE. -
M faperhargng done with despatch IN u be, mar
nc mos VINO have not examined his spring viii Do
well 20 call before els.r -r-e :" - "
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" iA'A'N' ~ iN"iSs HVlu w 'ut NltIh ; vi
Zee Of the superior Couu o. Chaneey Richmond
Circuit the 7 day Of April eight hundred forty
William Brand, David Huekisp and Fanny wife william
fimbefase and Matilda his wife Bcnmin Brand Brard
IT, Amelia Brand EE Brand Joseph G. Brand George e. Brand
ard Louisa Brand the last I'VE whom nfsHs under
otweuy and BY Ms Amelia Brand their
and next friend James NJ Villains and Ann Eliza his wife Benja
min T. Brand Henry ~ rm5erlake and May ms wife,
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IN CHANCERY-VIRGINIA-At

NRGiNIA-Ai Clerks once OF The superior
Couri OF Chanee for the Richmond Circuit day
April ore thousand eight hun red and forty siI
Herbert Claiborne, administrator Of John MDOnough deceased
Pitts
against
William n Whitocke Robert Emmett Whitoeke Alva Curts,
Margaret Ann whuoeke widow whloeke deceased.
and other
The defendants above named having entered their
and according the Act Assembly Rules
of tbs Court and appearing b. satisfactory evidence they
not inhabitants Of this Commonwealth ordered That
said defendants do appear here the Rules holden for
Court The drst Monday July and
plaintiff and ua copy Of his order forthwith
soms pub he'd City Of Richmond
saeeesiyey and posted Capitol
City. A Copy. Teste.
an n a.
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NiRGlNIA-At Rules held IN the Clerks OF.
Gee Of IN, Superior Court Of Chaneery Richmond
CitcuH, The sth day Of April 1896
Samuel Wniree, PtH
Richard W. Rearey other Dens
T defendant above having entered Appearance
and according the Act Of Assembly Rules
o. hF Court and appearne BY satisfactory evidence he
not nh1htant % this Commonwea N u ordered
sad dendant Do appear Rules be holden
court IN The hrs Mosday July and u the
painun and tha copy Of this order Be ohwta Inserted
newsap, published city Of Richmond ior
cessvey AM posted The front door Capitol
city. Copy-resie,
N n ~ n -.
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Fanny Brand - Rogers ard Eirs wife The Trustees
n the Gcncl Assembly q the Pssbyeran Church United
Statfa of America. and otnrr n-rs.
TIE defendants above PANIED having entered their appearance
and Eytn according Act Ably and Euc
ofths Court and appearing by asaet1y evidence they
inhabitants hs Commonwealth is ordered that aid defen
dar 10 The Rules 20 b. hoen 1f aid Court tho
FRI Nouiay July and b Plaintiff
that coTy Of TINS order be forthwith nsfcd nowspape
Published che city ~ Rehmond sIcccssyry
posted the front door u tbe Capitol the ssid city.
CoIy-rcsts,
Il. a..