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The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-03-20

The RICHT on AccRETIoN. The good
people Of Illinois seem 10 think that the
Island Of Cuba Is ours 81 right -some pere
grinating geologisl having convinced them
that the Island has been formed By deposite
from The Mississippi There seems to be
much.force in The argument. All the land
wasted BY the Mississippi belongs 70 The
United Stalesi if1hat lantasticaI river choos>
es to disregard our rights and carry this land
away and give il To some one else, shall that
illegal act diyest us Of our property? Most
surely not Ours should instantly be reclaim
ed; and we propose that Congress appoint
= commission from Illinois. 10 collect and
convey 10 the United States, every particle
of earth which they can identify Is having
come from The Mississippi. The right If ac-
crelion may b very fair among individuals,
bnt II cannDl-no more than common hOL>
esty --be tolerated among nations. = klclta.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-03-20
our Country and its Resources.

CoTToN-HAY-CoR Ca
very useful little volume might be prepared
under this title. The progress of our coun.
try within the last half century has been
most extraordinary. Villages, towns and
cities have sprung up as if by magic. The
mighty work, too, is still onward. We are
increasing in population and resources at a.
more rapid pace than any Of the civilized
nations of the earth. Our nation ia vet a
new one, as compared with most OF those Of
the old world. We can date back but few
years-but what has been accomplished in
that brief time? Our population now amounts
to something like 2O,0O0,O0O; while our
rank as nation is certainly enviable. Our
resources, too, in coal, in cotton, in iron, in
tobacco, in grain and the many other pro-
ducts that are found in or extracted from
Mother Earth, are indeed most valuable.
The cotton culture is of itself the great
modern agricultural wonder. Abiding to
this staple, an intelligent correspondent Of
the New York Gazette, states that the first
cotton exported from America, was in 1891,
which consisted Of l69,316 lbs, taken from
Virginia to England. In 1899, the quanti>
ty was 138, 1913 lbs, 1894, ,6Ol ,76O: 1895,
|, 276 300; 1887, 444,2l1 ,537 lbs. In 1881,
there were in ID of the United States, 795
mills in which were !, Fac, 500 spindles, and
SO, SOC looms. 77,5l7,3l6 lbs. cotton were
consumed, and 81 1861, $50 lbs. yarn pToduc
ed. In these factories were employed L.,
$50 males and 38,927 females, OF together
81, 466. Their wages amounted TO $40,
l294, 444.
In 1894, the amount of Cotton produced
in the world was in round numbers goo, 900,
900 lbs, ofwhich quantity 100000, 900 lbs
or more than half were produced in the
United States. In the same year the capita
empioyed in connection with growing cottor
in the United States, amounted TO $780,,
100000. The number Of persons employ
ed was 81 ,oOO,O 900.
Notwithstanding ali that has been said o
the great value of our cotton crop, it is only
about half the value Of The hay crop. The
quantity of cotton produced in the Unitet
States in 1910, was TAT ,000, 900 lbs, ant
the amount of hay, 15,4l9,807 tons.
Cotton was first manufactured in England
in l641, from 100 to 1905, the average an
nual import Of cotton into Great Britain wa
II ,170,8s1 lbs.-The value of all the cotton
) manufactured in 1910, was about G20O, 600
The number Of persons engaged in spin
ming cotton in Great Britain in 1917, wa
110,763-steam engines were employed t,
the extent of 20,760 horse power. Tn
number Of spindles in motion was GODS,
633, and the number of hanks Of yarn pre-
duced was $685., 100000. The quantit,
: Of coal consumed in their production wa
5O0,479 tons.
The value Of the cotton manufactured il
Great Britain in 1886, was estimated at tn
enormous sum of G34,OOO,0OO, Of whic
! amount was paid for the raw
: materlal... .......... $1,000, O0t
. Wages of workmen, &c. ..... 23O00,00
Profits Observation-Disclosures. 100000
fS4,O0 90
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-03-20

CT The FIST newspaper printed in North
America was issued at Boston,in April 1901.
1t was government journal solely. and pubs
lished by the Postmaster. The next was
published in Philadelphia, in 1910. In
New York no paper was published until
1926.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-03-20

NIOTTOE.--JosHUA y. RUSSELL, IN Is duly au.
IN thoriEed receive and receipt for any monies due
this Office. JAS. A. STEVENS. f
YazOo CITY. Nov. 2e. 1916
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-03-20

RWR. GEORGE PRATT, No. l64 Nassau
IXA Street, New York, is our authorized agent
to receive subscriptions and advertisements for
this paper, and to receive money AID receipt for
the same.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-03-20

q We see it stated that the Oregon cores
pondencc has been printed in German in
Bremen, and upon the title page it is an.
bounced as "the Title Of the United States
10 the whole Of Oregon rendered clear and
unique stionabIe."
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-03-20

A SEVERE sENTENcE.-A young Chinese
Ieprobate, who sometime since strangled his
mother, in 1T Of anger, has been sentenced
TO "be cut mo ten thoHsaad pieces in she
open marker placer
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-03-20

Paul 500Es. on The l6lault.i The Com
missee % Claims ii lie lower House Of
Congress. unanimously reported bill for
Che payment of salary and Galions due Tor
neatly bis entire services during The seven
Ycars var. IS passed and audited 81 Robert
Morris, then Alinisteg ol letine and Finance.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-03-20

FOREIGN NEws.-The news received by
the packet ship Toronto, which is three
days latter than that received by the Cam>
bria, from Liverpool, contains nothing Of
importance, except that the Cotton market
was finn.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-03-20
arr6aIs ano Departures Of steamboats,.
Arrived.

Arrived.
March l3-E Enterprise, Jackson, I'm Greenwood.
s I3-Reliance, Moore, TN N. Orleans.
g l4-Meteor, Linn, from Vicksburg.
s l3-Dime, BrocouRt, I'm Greenwood.
8 I4-St. Landry, Adams, I'm n. Orleans.
$ IL Yazoo City, Young, FINN. Orleans.
s I5-Westwood, --, I'm Greenwood.
8 i6--Charlotte, Cerling, I'm N. Orleans.
8 l7--Meteor, Linn, from VicksbuTg.
6 I7--ReIiance, Moore I'm Tchula.
S l7-Agnes, 49, I'm Tallahatchie river.
s. l8-Y8zoo City, Young, fl Landing.
I3--Dime, Brecount, from Vicksburg.
1885,. Landry, Adams, I'm LAHORE.
$ i9--Meteor, Lam, from Vicksburg.
Departed.
March j. Enterprise, Jackson, for Vicksburg.
I3-Reliance, Moore, for Fchula.
l3--Dime, Breeouni, for. Nlcksburg.
- Meteor, Linn, for NicksbuFg.
l4--Si Landry, Adams, toE LAHORE.
S 19--Y AGO City, Young, Tor Landings
5-W esiwood, for d Orleans
s is Meteor, Linn. Tor NiekshuFg
Charlott, Cofllng, for Greenwood.
l7--Roliance, Moore, fof Il Orleans.
I7-Ag nes fol New 81 ieans.
S-Yazoo Gitg Dung, Tor q. Orleans.
I8-Dlne. Bfecouni, l0F Landing.
4 ISIS Eandfey Adams, loE 81 Orleans.
I9 AIeleors Iinns foF RlckabnFg
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-03-20

or A bill has been introduced in the
Legislature Of Maryland, for the funding of
the arrears of interest on the State debt up
to the lst Of July next. and the resumption
of the payment Of interest accruing thereon
on the frst Of October ensuing. The ar.
rears of interest funded are TO be at FIVE per
cent. per annum.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-03-20

0T We publish in to-days paper the cap
ton Of all the acts passed at the late sess-
sion Of the Legislature. It win be seen,
that out of the 800 acts passed, more than
half are private acts for the "Felief" Of some
person, to "change the name" Of some per
son, &c.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-03-20
fs4.OOO,0Oo

to4,UUU,UUO
This immense business afforded subsis.
tence for 1 .400, 900 persons.
The same intelligent writer gives the
following brief and comprehensive view of
the comparative value Of the different crops
in the United States in 1910, as follows:
Indian corn, S207, 800, 153; hay, 81 81.
rs, 263; wheat $50, 900. 900; cotton sS74,.
1860 oats $50, 1872 ,492; potatoes $780,
439, 039sugar 81 ,5s4, O88; rice So 906, 374;
barley 81 ,6l0, 26l; rye SIT sos. 062; bucks
wheat, say $4,000, 600; tobacco So, 57l $50;
and fax, hemp, silk and wine ST. 100000.
BicknelL's Reporter.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-03-20

II is stated that the Duke of Newcastle
has an estate twenty miles in length. His
castle cost over 100000; the chimney
piece alone having cost $4,000.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-03-20

FoR ORkcoN.- A public meeting was res
Gently held in Platte city, Of persons who
design TO migrate to Oregon. They appoints
ed Elizabeihlown, near ST. Joseph, on the
opposite side Of the Missouri liver, as the
place Of meeting, on the 18th DAY Of April
next, to make preparation for taking up the
line Of march. Each man IS requested 10
provide himself with certain quantities q
tIour, bacon, coffee, sugar, salt, &C., &c,
and that they also take good Tile Or heavy
shot gun, with Ave pounds Of powder. end
Twelve pounds Of lead.
INDusrRy pP AlAssAcnus IT'S. = From doc.
umenis recently published il appears shas shs
value of the manufactures Of the Stale g
Massachusetts Coz tho year ending April
1915, was Sll4,47s capital invested
$50, l45, 767 hands employed, I52, 100
st boots and shoes there were manniactur
ed, il value, s l4.7g9 u cotton good.
$ 4. LOO, 40. Tho whale Eshsfy prpdaces
Sl0.37 sI67-employing ] ], a7s men.
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or Thanks TO the accommodating clerks
of the steamers Meteor, Charlotte, Yazoo
City, and Dime, for late papers.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-03-20
F. w. QUACKENBosS.

M. Editor,--Please announce me in your next
paper, as a candidate for MAYOR Of Yazoo City, at
the ensuing election.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-03-20

WARLIKE. Pittsburg Journal, says
that 50 large sized cannon have been ship
ped from that place to Baton Rouge, La.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-03-20

The GULF SoUADRoN.-Ou feet Ia the
Gulf Of Mexico, when Commodore Perry
shall hoist his Gag on the Independence,
will consist Of the razee independence, the
steam frigate Mississippi, The frigates POio
mac, Cumberland, Raliian and United States
the slOops St. Mary John Adams and Fal.
mouth, and The briggs POrpoise, somers AMI
Lawrence.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-03-20
Notice.

NHE partnership heretofore existing in
this city under the name and style Of
JOHN B. GRAFTON d Co., was dissolved
this day BIZ mutual consent. Abner Russell
& ]. II. Laurence are authorized to settle
the business Of the late firm All those
having claims against the said firm, will
please present them, and those indebted viii
please pay up.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-03-20

RIcHT-The jury il Rochester, N. II,
ga,o verdict Of $500 against the edtlo.s
Or the New York Express for libel % The
girl seduced by tlie Rev. MI. Van zandt.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-03-20

Emigrants continue d pour into xas il
great numbers
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-03-20

or is estimated lhat The lnsuganel
Offices of ST. Louis. suffered d tIle amour
81 setcDly thousand dollars. by The late los
OF the ambo al Congress
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-01
"A Valuable Esfare
IN The COUNTY OF
MARKET

MARKET.
AN anxious 10 sell either portion or the wh5. i,
my land, upon the Rapid Anne River in The con.,
of Orange. Tins Estate IL esteemed by those 80
know IL tIuai mol superior, To any in this region. y,
assessed value Is as high any in the ronnty 49,
Tract is supposed to contain about 610 acres and ~
willing to sell either the whole 800 acres v,,n
the buildings ii divided, full propor,on ~ ,,,,s
could be allotted 10 each part. Adjoining Tins Ia, TX
acres, there also 30 acres OF very valuable tinh
lnnd, which can he had. Tie two united, would ~.
most desirable Farm. Owing 10 the excessive tronst,
of the past summer, my lands do not preSenr ~.
usual growth Of grass; vet their fine adaptation IL ~
To all grain crops and Ia tobacco j. well known m ~
vicinity. There 90 acres Ol thr richest oIy gr,n,s
and on one part of this dcpose from The rl,rr .,s
cient To enrich At least a00 acres. lis qnalt.,
tested with result, altogether satisfactory lhrdw,
ling on this Farm has been consumed rs ,irr IN, =
walls still good, and br t!ly repatr-, =, 49,
of $780, the contract price offered By excel rnt us
man. These walls are 81 feet by ~ feet tvo 49,.
with excellent cellar The cost of wood work , ~,
depend upon lts execution. The umtri howry.r :
abundant on the land, and there are Two saw M,u.
distant less than mile. The cont ,uiiy Of h..a So
Mills. two Grist Mills large Fourng sal and f,,.b
Ing Woollen Factory, must add essentially ~ the IN,
venience and value OF this Estate. The Io,s,,r I.
such that II cannot be made pass way aad i oss,,
liary removed from annoyanres Of al s.af M.
river has been surveyed and company !, raw f,,n
ing, with most latering prospects of opening nave.
ton from this Farm Ia Frederic kshnrs, and dt.i,nr.
from Gordcnsve Depot III Louisa Railroad /, uuly 10
miles. The buildings now >iaudds IN excellent
Kitchen. wi,h four rooms Nraf House. a paiy 4
large Framed stable, Barn, Corn ana cha,co House..
ana necessary Negro Cabins. Tie ,ttirm J. pr",il
i've, and the Ward beautiful With offensive mt4H.
tam view. My terms ;hfd c1sh residue ~
and Two years, with or without interest, a. nay -
agreed between myself aud thr purchaser. An Gu4us.
tonabe lille viii be conveyed.
May la-ctf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-01
TRIRuTE OF RESPECT.

Al n special communication of Washington Louge
No 49, held on the 18th day OF july A. L. 5e4o' ~
1896 the following Preamble and Resolutions "e''
unanimously adopted ,,h;s
JYhereas since the last regular communication o l'
Lodge by the dspensation of awise ana inscIu.a
HE Providence, Colonel EDWARD AMpLER, late Sc
nior Warden Of this Lodge, and Past Master oil mar
shall Lodge No. 49, ha, been removed from MS state o
rial labor and suffering here, that better Lodge we
hope where the Supreme Architect Of the Universe pre-
sides, ,
Resnrsd That in the death of our esteemed and wor-
tby brethren this Lodge mourns the loss ot one, con
slant In his attendance while his health prrnteu,
scrupuous in hs observance of our regulations, ana
ever kindly but sternly administering his young bfrth-
rem against strayng from the landmarks OF the ofurr
Rcsored That in the death Of Brother Amber, th's
Lodge and the Masonic fraternity, have been deprived
az voted Mason, generous friend and bright Of
nanent To society, and that will cherish his memo
~ as one emineRt degree entitled 10 the love,
este en- and respectful consideration OF AL.
Resolred That we sincerely sympathise win inc al
diced family and relatives Of deceased
this affective dispensaton and that The Secretary be -
sIucted 10 transmit them copy OF these
and that he also transmit copy to the Editors oil inc
Richmond Enquirer, with the request that they anu tne
Editors Of other newspapers, printed In the sy Oh
Richmond, publish the same.
A Copy. Toste,
J. o. LATHAM, Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-01
The Boston Courier of Monday last says:

Cuisines is gradually recovering from the
depression of The few past weeks, aud more
cheerful countensnces are seen in the active
walks of trade, and on the exchange. There is
less railing against the banks Tor tavortism, and
DOL doing all that is asked OF them, and limited
amount Of stray paper outside, submits 10 seven,
eight or nine per cent including guarantee, accor-
ding 10 lime and strength, in comparative silence
That money will be easy OF access this fall al the
legal rate of interest, appears to be the general
impression. In the share market very moder
ale business has been done, at prices slightly ad.
| vanced from those Of the preceding week.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-01
POLITICAL.
TEro0, the Baltimore Americana
LAUNCH THY BARK.

From the B0nfDt07e h"'''' e"'I
LAUNCH THY BARK.
by W. L. pirrENDEarFER.
Now launch thy bark upon the wave
The sea is spreading wide:
And boldly gaze upon the Hood,
Nor fear TO stem the tide.
Ha shrink'st thou from the silver sprays
The sky above is clear,
And kindred spirits lend voice
To battle with thy fear
mo coas, see within The sight,
To make assurance flrm,
And shall venture in that DARK
That fla uniting bark, this germ
Upon yon wide, uncertain waves
oh! something in my heart
A.sails my faith, subdues my nerves.
To feel the towards part.
Keep high thy heart, and firm thy trosl
And spurn the frowning wave.
No danger harms the conscious s'ioNs'
Nor conquers e'er the brave; .u
Does not this sweeping, mighty WORM
Speed in space immense
IT'S UiA commands and Mind ihat suioe''
And they can guard you hence.
The wa,chful bark, from tancies free,
Shall meet no devious way
Then steer il, like trusty shall,
Along the dashing spray.
Let Truth and Honor steer The helm,
And lei your motto read
~ never swerve from duty when
There's justice in the deed"
Pennsylvania.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-01
TO TIE HOLDERS or VIRGINIA MI
IITARY LAND WARRANTS

CONGRESS having, by act approved 23th July
~ last, extended the time for l"caiIng Continental
Land Warrants the NireIna Military bi-inct. ohi"
and for returning thereon To fhi- Office uni me
day vi January. lei5 notice is hereby gwen twt
the holders ot such warrant, now locate the SANS
in the sand district.
From report made 10 this office by tir Surveyor Of
the Military District IN Ohio i appear thai the ganl
" of land yet remaining IL hc lorairi y about .W,oo
arres, lying principally IN Scioo, Pike aud ADAMS
conniir-.
a. the time for locating, and the quantity TO he 10
Gated limited, and n Congress has made no prov
SION Ia satisfy warrants III this character scrip hold
ers viii perceive that II the present opportunity OF g
eating their warrants be lost. another may mol ufttf.
JAMES n. PIPER. Acting Commissioner
GgsrraL LA.p Orricg, Aug. lsih, lst6.-cwl2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-01
TPIRUTE OF RESPECT.

In Caroline County Court, July 18th, 1876
The Court having heard. with deep regret, Of The de.
mis-. Of their late associate and brother, THOMAS
ROWE Esq., for several years m intelligent and ELI
Gent member of the Bench:
on motion of James y. Thornton, Bsq.,
Rssoired That the Bench, members of the Bar. and
officers Of the Court, sincerely sympahse with the
widow aged mother and family of the deceased, and
the county generally In the DEATH al the period Of his
greatest usefulness of this estimabe and highly re-
spectacle gentleman.
Also Resoiued, That in further testimony Of the re-
spsct IN which We hold his memory, that these pro
Thai The Clerk communicate one copy thereof 10 the
widow another TO the mother of the deceased; ana
that third be transmitted To the Editors Of The hich
mond Enquirer and Wing for publication.
A Copy. Teste,
JOHN l.. PESDLEToN, c. g.
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IN CHANCERY.- viroisiA AT Superior 1"ur =
Chanctry for the Richmond Cfcni, held u y, -
pol in the City Of Richmond, on the 2iih Dag :" 'uhf'
1916:
William Brand, David iiurksirp and Fanny ", VIC
William II. Tinbtrlake aud Matilda hi- W.T., m3r
min Brand, Robert Brand, Junior, Amelia is'tha' 1
Brand, Joseph {. Brand, Groret =. brahn' laI i, ne
L. Brand, the last five OF whom are infant ".' ,.,
age oil twentyo years, and sur by Am-iil hAu .oa
mother and nett friend James ~ WIliia'A' II TIN.
Eliza his wife, Benjamin r. Bard, and irn2 49,
brrlake and Mary ms wife,
against a9ml.
Eliza L. Creushaw, in her own right, snd = ~
nstratrix If the Estate Of Edmund y. Ii'N',sni
caasrd and as AdmnistIatrii DE honi- t'h' VIA
viii annexed, of Benjamin Brand d.rsa'r" ,.a,g
Brand rhile- Brand Sarah Robertson fahNs -
- Rogers and Eliza his wife, William : fl' ~.
and the Trustees Of the General Assembly - "
byterian Church in the United states u dmf'.
The defendant, Eliza l.. Crenshaw, By ,oln,' n.
day. with the leave OF the Court, filed her ai-V III
bill Of the plaintiffs, To which answer the ,n.s
Counsel, replied generally. Wher1upon, wv AZ H.
came by consent Of the plaintiffs, ana % w. .s-t
PENDANT, TO be heard az 10 her upon The pI,, 6let
answer the replication thereto, and The s,,o
and argued ny Counsel; on consideration lI.De
Il appearing that than two years nave
the qualification of Edmund d. Crrnsha" a 80.
of Benjamin Brand, decreased, the Couit, on ,,',..
cation Of the plaintiffs, doth order and REQUIRE,
persons who may have claims against the sa,d W.
Brand shall exhibit the same for settlement pe IA.
chae B. Poitiau1, one o. ,ne ,n",n, and that q
py OF this order be published for eishi WEEK III.
Richmond Enquirer and Richmond mnis, ~ Ind Il
newspapers published IN the city o RICHMOND and
nost.d q, The door Of The Court house Of ra,d ~ "a
also az the court.bouse of the county Of henf'''
Two several Court days. ,..,,,b,ih,r
And m, Cont without at thi, time DECIDING .tthe
n, M The devise and bequest IN the th'id eau ,def
viii OF the SAID Benjamin Brand are vold r." s,.r,aa
that one of the Commissioners OF this 'o1'' N, .ad
W hat stocks bonds, and other per'oua estate real
Reniamin Brand remain for distribution avg N .ueh
estate he died seized Of; and also. the sAue ,, with
real estate and make report thereof 10 the /, him
any matter specially stated deemed pef o,riics 10
self, or which may be required by any Of me 20
be so stated. A Copy-Teste, y. Ils
July 24-cwew POW hobLA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-01

TN CHANCERY-vnoIsIA:- At Rules held IN inc
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chancery for Gloucester county at the Courthouse
vi c,ha .d.ms Plaintiff:
Robert Shurids, NJ. w. Kemp, individually, and as
Sheriff and Committee Administrator Of the Estate Of
sa,,h shmrIds Defendants.
The defendant, Robert Shurd,, not having entered
his appearance and given security according TO the act
of Assembly and the rules of This Court and II appear
Ing by satisfactory evidence that he Is not an inab
tant of this country II is ordered, that the said defend
ant do appear before the Judge OF the said Circuit
Nor Court of Law and Chancery on the st day OF the
ne II term and the bill OF the paint and tnat
COW of this order be forthwith inserted in some news
paper published the City Of Richmond for two months
and posted al the front door Of ths Court
house Of this county A Copy-Teste,
July eEewsm JOHN X. CAEf, = v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-01
RinlOrd Il Porter.

CABINET MAKERS 4 UNDERWRITERS
Lave on hand large stock II cabn-, Farai,v,.
L which they viii sell on very reasonable term,
UNDERTAklNG.-ro this branch al th,ir t,,.lr.,.
they give their personal attention. and ,hlr colrig
nds can -alwa,s he accommodated, a. tn,t 49,.
ready made Collins III al rlzr> hand
MAHOGANY.-Wr have just received large I'M.
Ia ich call thu attention IL Cabinr Nas~r. .t
Carpenters. W.. Ll-L.l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-01
NOTICE
No ITJE.

tINHE Co-Parnershp heretofore existing under the
firm Of TUCKER 4 JOHNSON, Of Amelia toun.
", Va, i hi. day dissolved, by mutual consent Al
these holding claims against SAID firm are requested 10
present them, Tor adjustment, To Owen H. Tucker whO
alone authorised Ia settle the business; aud those M
debted t. said finn are respectfully invited a. car and
make pas ncnt, II J. the wish Of The parties Ia bE.
the rnnresi: 20 4 speedy close.
August Isl tib. TUCKER \ JOHNSON.