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The Columbian fountain., 1846-09-18
Certificates Of Ladies and Gentlemen Of
PHILADELPHIA.

It is with gratitude that send the following GER
tifcate, hoping that many who suffer will be led by
perusal Of it, to obtain Wheelers Teaberry Tooth
Wash, which article used, and it has effectually
cured tooth ache, soreness Of the gums, removed
scurf from my teeth, and fully believe has entirely
arrested all decay of them. trust that all who
suffer, having either Of the same species of COM
plant, will as soon as possible use Wheelers Tea
berry Tooth Wash, that they may be relieved.
JULIANA CULTURAL.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-09-18

Wheeer's Teaberry Tooth Wash having cured
soreness Of the gums, and eectualy stopped bleed
ing Of the gums, | deem it debt Of gratitude for
the relief which it afforded me, and duty owed to
my fellow beings, to say that it is my firm convic-
ton, that those who will use Wheeler's Teaberry
Tooth Wash, for the teeth and gums will find that
it is an important article.
THOMAS J. McCURDY.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-09-18

My daughter has used Wheeler's Teaberry Tooth
Wash and powder, and has found its effects to be
cleansing and publication Of the gums, and sweet
ening of the mouth. have no hesitation in recon-
mending it the most beneficial preparation for the
teeth have ever seen.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-09-18

Certificates Of Magistrates Of the City Of
Philadelphia.
Having made use Of your much celebrated Tea
berry Tooth Wash, feel convinced that il is the
best article have ever known, and hereby warmly
recommend It's use to the public in general as
pleasant and efficacious article for preserving the
Teeth and Gums.
ROBERT E. JOHNSTON.
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(Ffoml he y. o. Dfh,, .5Id,cs ao.J
EROni TEXAS.

The steamship New lc.,., Capt, Phillips, s.-
rived yesterday in 80 lipr-s iroln Galveston We
recevet our papers, bu, they contain nc.hing d;
Importance
TFXAs LEGISLATURE MIR. Mckinney in.rc-
duced Gi placing Texas voiunteers r re Ma
Val service on The in0tinc OF voluneers in the al
my OF The republic.
Senator Grimes has Introduced bill maxine
an appropriation ior tie ravy {: he !. &c icpGui,
and il il becomes law, il will be bn. ia,dY us
lice 10 brave men Tor most important seIviccs,
long neglected..
MIR. Gillian moved for lie appointment 81
committee, wsicse duty il shall be 10 examine
what nail routes will be necessary 10 tie we'll
being OF the good citZers Of this Stale and reron
on il early BY resolution or o;her wise This NC
ueem as most important 10 he be>, Interests Of ice
country. The recommendation of our Lcesic-
ture upon the suffice; Of our mails, Cannot ne
without lis weigh; with the members Of Cca,,ess.
1--WE copy rom the Galveston News)
The secession ot some Of the Northern States
Of Mexico from Ike con!e1eracy has, for some
time, been freely spoken Z. as an event in he chap
Ter which Is Of mere thar probable occ'are zee.
In relation 10 The Northern conicdo:acy OF ne
States Il Nueva Leon, Ccahrila, T7ms -; as,
and parts Of Zacalecas aud san Inis de no'csi,
on the model OF the United States, In. Corpus
Christi Gazette says, ;here is not iolDt: and
adds, that hey have already organized ard decl!r-
cd their independence unless prevented Is 'un-
toward events" such as The approach Of Grn>.
Ampuda, La Vega and VOL, with 6000,.ooc.:
ana The Editor concludes with tho statement, hat
hi has printed copies Of The proclamation and
accompanying orders of the said confederation.
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VOLUME XLII.-NUMBER o..

oar TIE, as derived from Spain, under the cession
OF F.c.la, and place i; entirely upon he ground,
that Oregon is. q rather Was, a vacant country, in
possession Of The Normal Aboriginal tribes, aud
that our right is derived i.on coniiguity, aud pre-
vious occupation only. 'rhey also deny our
first discovery. ri While they repudale Treaty
tiie in one case, (Which, If course, serves not a
i.::ic i s,Fcachrn The British claim they main
tain, thar H., line agreed on, by France AID Great
R:i.din, va, the torty-n;nih parallel and as we
have derived from France FERTILE under The Lou-
siana Treaty, We can only claim under ii 10 a-
Jude forty nine. Now, as 10 lie Occapo,,on or
settlement, sfound, Gre:; Britain cannot claim
any tights undc. Tie Nooka Convention, or those
OF 1915 or 1927, (made with rs,) because her &C.
cUfa:;on uGaef Acss conventions does no! enure
10 her exclusive benei'; for such are their express
terms an old author "a certain Mr. Poslle-
ihwail has been hunted Up TO snow ihl, the
French boundary was iory-niae. Is queer
proceeding as Ibis is, shall b. no means be
surprised 10 see him paraded in due form before
Inc Senate, ami quoted at length 10 invalitac our
title. Gen. Cass apeahs on Monday, and Mir
Webster viii probably follow him. CO.. Ben
lon, it j. supposed, viii speak again, and MIR. Al
Zen also. Mr c:iisaden, 100, has 10 address, the
Senate; 50 he ne%, wecl: ie 'gegnar. win inter
cslinr efforts, Notwithstanding the ALREADY too
great length of tie debate. MACON.
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C9NCESS-FaIp1y. March D..

The S;e.ate was not in session to-day Alter
4 long Execu.ivc e:sss on Yc-:eIiay, in which the
"egan ueatv was ratified, it was resolved 10 al
joura over Until Monday.
HOUSE CT REPRESENTATIVES.
TIE ht> business IL oder was The reception CT
.epons ,;am committees.
Ilc commute Of liz Post Office and Pos!
T...Gs ;cr0Ticd a ie>olutrn 10 refer tho report Of
he Posi- Master General, On the Subject OF the
TRANSFORMATION ii maiis across tic Atlantic 10 be
committee On WAYS and Means wh reccm-
:nendaiion i report al appropriation 10 carry out
he OBJECT Adopted.
Tie committee on he judiciary. reported bill
far The reorganization .! the Treasury depart
,aNai.
,ir. Gsi.:er, .. Ky, re7orre bill 10 establish
, Board q Cuinrl s>,onrIS iir The examination
and adjustment Of claims against the United
States.
tn Committee on Military Affairs reported
b;l! for he commencement Q! Notifications a.
Sackei's Har5or, New York-aso, forietensive
works in Alabama ant Louisiana.
IRE Committee on he Militia reported bill c
I'd ard encourage the S!aics in raising legion
arg forces. 5000 exlIa copies we're ordered 10 be
printed.
MIR. Holmes from, lie Committee on Naval Az
fairs. sent 10 ,e CHRIS i.h'c communication,
Galri in Decemter, irrT i1s secretary OF the
Navy, rs i r-pan from il.at Committee. and
,1nysa hiatt, +. iaii IN ne ao,e and printed
The rnoiion vas obisccd 10 on The administration
side OF TIC House. aud wa lost
MIR L. y King from the same committee,
commenced making veroal report in reference
10 IN. increase al III. Navy, IS recommended by
thc Secretary, ia January, and alluded 10 BY The
President in Ills recent message. Alter he nad
scossn ii. iew moments, strong opposition 10
tie disclosure Of the proposed increase was ma
infested b. me Administration members, anu
Mir King was decided 10 he out c. order in niaS-
ing verbal rcporl lie ihen sent 70 the Clerks
,si,ie the le::cr u lie Secretary OF lbe Navy,
which he desired 10 have read as a portion OF
? ,erorr rom Tie committee. This was objected
- "a the Administration side, aad Tie greatest
anxiety manifested 70 keep the matter secfet.-
hr. K;a- lien wi,hdre@ the letter and said he
woa.d make a report 4; future day in wri'ins.
Notwithstanding ne efforts 10 keep this mat
Ter profound secret we have been able 10 CD.
lain knowledge OF the substance Of the IL
crease proposed by lie Secretary Of the Navy,
under The sanction of tie Pfesidca'. Ie pro.
poses the construction of 10 STEAMERS, 40 Fri
gates, and so Sleeps OF War, al q coa Of tu0snty
millions of dollarsi to be manned by thiry,six
thousand eigh, hundred nen.l
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yerpns Of the Enquirer.

@.-T,. tnuurer Is published DAILY aud SEMI
,LLKiY. For the Daily Paper, seven so'afs pc, an-
aad a, the rate of eight DOLLARS !, e.ke i"r sho.
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abl, IN advance be pad IN the efer, or eiiite" =!
mil most paid; or SIX dollars per AMMAN al ne emu "
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n. >y,,.r IL j. r accumulation 'h p'''s., " -,
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up,ut Il g,,'s ,,,.,
rrp,S nF ADVERTISING.
,nc niliY ENGUiRER-For one square OF
- - or less first insertion. ftty cenis, ana
S.,..rtng insertion twenty-five cents-h 'hSe,.-
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~ Tess first insertion, IS CENTS for each coh'ihu
nee, 50 ccats .,;.a ,,h ,ha
ace pay or satisfactory references, 20 insure e1eeu-
Annual advertisers are charged tv dollars for thirty
10 aud In that proportion for Advertisements of a
ser lepr,a-exc-pt LOTTERY Venders and aect'on-
.,s WHO are charged one hundred dollars, (paper IN
- Al, Obituaries and Marriages from the country,
bsneyer The party's handwriting Il unknown al tns
ars mus, bc authenticated by the endorsaiicn 81 inc
postmaster in the neishhorhood, {" ihey WIN III no easo
- ouhli she'd. Evssy measure that mas nrrh TAKEN "
N ,ui:ustions and qnzzes, has proved heretofore
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-, ,,e mu.unicaI.on heiug c-dincd ny the naE'e OF
ne p.rmaz,sr, with, The teek Of TIE htfer-
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lcgTrc;pand:Hec n IT. h'c1reeG E'fa'fer.l
Ti-Asu.SGru% Cl7Y. ?.Ia.cn -.
This a. ,,iro F.;l,. H.. een,.. ,..-,o an.
I'M sn.,sa H., -. aa,,..,... .,.,;.a>
-S'u = s'Fi''ss '''is' '''c"s" co"''c'5 "iHe'
u committee business, and Ihey, therefore, as
usual did rot sit: nor vii they b. in session TO-
morrow. Private bills ana resolutions were the
or4c- of H. d,y il ,he Home u P.,,cssn,,.
ives - no,"'- :" - '',si ~. "o''h: %
halc. we Aa.c iid1 Z acc,iy "a; IN M Canl'oi;
for members were saooairg, aud rcsoFierS were
nn,linr. while the very paces. usually 50 ac-
80. ..,,,.4 Inn, ;;,.o 80, -, .,.o-,,. r,,,ar
.,,;..,,,. ..;,,ra.
'aaH spTy ann eplsa'iy cal'ufen as ''ey ais.
was saF'.eu ms Afternoon py meeting me i''-
Y!er British Minister Mr.. Fox, On The Avenue.
re has been so clascly hcu>c, ever s;.,ce the ar
.;rl.rNr paL.,5,o ,h,tib,4 ,,.:.c,.. ,or
'''"''' 80 ''~
e'ueh mat ~ 'e'A@''s' u ny. e"'"."' S'''i q
scjourner, among Us. Tac cie:er aud popular
IA gentleman l,ol,, badIy ,nc.nh am ~;
aware TIM lis hsauh & pot good He is 10
narl,sh;. far bqine, ab,u, the n,,iv ,er,,n Who
,,sc,s F,o,isb h...rs in iyaeatr.,cr. ra., +
.aral,. ,;.:n. ,n,;i ne a.,ecco.o and - seli,.n
,e,;,;, - ~; emil st,ct;.. ~ .,ran..a 80 such
;,,;,s onncar !, i. they ,-, .,.,ce,, !, = .,r,rc.
,ls., i,,1s. .: onr roan!aiion generally aaaear
i, 40 p.onIa io man. sections III he country
Chi Ecocte,t once almosl oct himself a1 ~
ioext,icabjc dilemma by casually ,;entiuuinr ~,
lie sunni. in the coucs. Of . socech ahou, HE
hreak;eg NJ OF jackson. cauinci. that ne "weEt
IL ca;l an Tie P:csit,n; 5boa, five o'c!cc in lhe
afternoon lust aferdinncr. on a certain OCCASION;
.in.i', Iie Tor who ever hear! Of ores taking
iirner ahont five in Inc afternoon ~ SING oIl
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VENTY-.N!NTN CONGRESS.
THCa "a, MagSH IS.
s,-.X ~

Mr. Chalmers qrc:cr;ad the credentials OF
Tomas ]. kuss, - 4 Senator i.on The Stale Of
Texas. The LATER "as taen sworn and TOOK his
SCAT.
After IAc presentation {! numerous petitions,
: BIZ vas introduced y Mr.. fearce. proriting
ici III anal atjG>imrn; Of tie account Of several
oi III: states !. the un;oa.
1T A.ieE dcs.le.! lie Indulgence ofihe Senate
erIa,:.e 10 ihe liai0s OF some Gav for The lenmi-
nation y lie OREGON debate. lie would name
,o.muftow week After iur,hsr remarks, he
proposed ..re Seaa.e should SIT The Who'll: week
80 as 10 Afford e.eiy Senator an opportunity 10
sfeaS.
ar Clayton ha:ah. the lime specified would
b. anpi;; sufficient 10 afford all Who have not
spoken IN opportunity 70 10 ..
Mr.. AIrn said ihe.r appeared 10 hin no other
way Of bringing the Senate 10 = vct- on The qnes-
ton, unlcss tie harsh plan OF refusing 10 djourn
Stall be aav;s,,.
Mr.. Ni!.s spoke in favor Of Gxing TIC day
men,ort,i Tor termination Of The debate. The
people did not know ihe true position Of our Go
vrsnmeni On his question, % long as i was in
aheyaMce Oh .nai ;iupr, la; il was high time they
Gid
Mir. Jorrcgan, although NJ disposed 10 speal;
ln,cli az The suiIecf. was opposed 10 the en-
io.ceaenl OF any new rGie.
Mi. Wuo9bs:'sr though. he absence and
Sickness Of several Senator'S sufficient reason
Why 10 daY 0uahi 10 BE- fixed.
Mr. flanagan coutcndcd that The suggestion
Of .iT. Allen vas ~ acl Of courtesy, and that
ample time woL,, te ahsded !or every abscnt
senator IL arrive.
Ai:ss further remarks, IL srbec; was ior The
present laL crer.
Tire resolution .. A;r. Clayton, calling on The
p'~>i:ea; - copies Of am recent corlespcn-
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THE CEIEROKEES.


The following extract from a paper pIoIished
on he borders oi he Cherokee country, and w.:h-
IN thirty miles OF The scene ~ outrage, Indicates
further violence among that unhappy people
The CheFokees in Ibis city. we understand be-
iicre in the rumor OF Ia ka-:ar-lias deaf, ard
entertain The mos gloomy approximations for lie
tcture. II, as is supposed The buildings burnt
arc on the Arkansas s,Gc Il the line, tie iniefie-
renee ot The citizens of that state is much 10 be
apprehenJed.
The interests OF humanity cry aloud upon CIR
government 10 put an end 10 the existing s'ae of
thirss N the Cherokee county, ~ tie mos.
prompt and energetic measures.
James Starr, il = il! be recoeclcd was Z pro-
mincnt member @. The treaty party, who with his
int.;nl sou, was so informally murdered CO Tie
9Th OF November iasi, by an armed 5anditl -
Less than this ac, OF retaliation cCald not have
been expected in The absence d! Ill legal measures
10 punish his muidcrers Il Union
Fioa, Tic Van Brarcn (Artonsos) Tn,euigencer
ANOTHER INDIAN MuEDER.-We learn that
Ta-ka-tau ka, The leader OF The police al the time
OF the killing Of James Starr, was killed few
days since. The following are the circumstances,
as we learned them:
Ia ka-tau-ka, with many others, were cncamp-
ed round a fire, and when Ia Ea-iaY-ka was
riding round stick, which he called "Old Jim
Slau," some unknown person shot him, s'abbc6
him thrice, scalped him, and made his escape.
Another story says, that he was persuaded %
leave The camp under preience Of getting liquor,
and was killed wnie away from MS ompshors,
Again we tear, there will commence a series Of
murders by both parties. The friends Of Taxa
,au-ka will certainly take revenge on some one,
whether be be lie real offender OF not; and, in re-
tu.n, the friends CT Starr will Lc equally sure 10
Kill some OF ;ne other par;.
We are told that 4 large body OF Cherokees ad-
varced upon old Fort Wayne few DAYS stree,
demanding The "Siafr bays" evidently thinking
TIA; this place was manned by Stand Wa,ies
Company e Cherokees, aud ina, the Stars were
here concealed. The Cherosees had LEI, a short
umc before, and the fort was occupied by Com.
pany OF United States Dragons. The officer
commanding refused The party edm;ssiop when
they dispersed.
We tear that there will be much more blood
shed 10 The Cherokee nation ere long, as The par.
ties have again commenced depredalions on each
other.
We learn hattie ch.rokces burned some small
o,;; buildings Immediately CT he line at Evans.
vile. q: Monday nigh, last They were N pJr-
suit OF The Stars, as we understand, and !aIiing
70 arrest them before they crossed the line, burn.
ed The buildings spoken OF in revenge
BALTIMORE MARKET, March 28't.
FLovR-Ci,y Miiis 5 0c; Howard si!eei I sii
Gs.:s-whsa,, red ] 10, white - Md.
Rye IS c. Corn, 53 65 c. Tor white, and Is
G5 c. Tor Fellow. Oa;s 40c.
Paovis,oss-We,lern PACKED prime and mess
Pork Q 5Oall so. Bacon, hog round, 81 ST
{: Shoulders IL 4. C; Middlings ST s.. c; and
Hams G,aTc. Lard q a u c.
WHurzy-Hhds. "a, bbls. Csc.
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Ausustsss Fischer,

ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR-AI- LAR,
AUSTIN, TRAVIS COUNTY, TEXAS,
WILL attend faithfully and promptly 10 any business
w connected with his profession in this CITY ana the
adjoining conn,-s He wii also attend 10 any business
In tho Land Offices such proeurioE p.ten's and per-
fecng titles, &C. Letters must be postpaid 10 procure
attention.
Rsysarxexs-Hon j. p Henderson, San Augustine;
Hen Ebenslss Allen. Austin; Hon. Msmuean Hunt,
Galveston; j. D. Croesbesck, Galveston and Houstouj
Doidonds snd Gros,bssek, New Orleans. Jan.
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MR.. HUGH BRAGG

MR.. HUGH BRAGG:
nEAR SIR You will please take notice tsnt shall
IL on THURSDAY, the a3d day of April next re-
tween the hours Of 10 d. NJ and sunset Of the SANS
day, at the ofce of Mr. lanes Z. Watson, on Market
street in the town OF Petersburg proceed TO take the
denoston Of Joseph w. Hobbs; and on SATURDAY,
the 25,h Of the same month AZ aoody's Tavern in the
county of Chesterfield, between the hours aforesaid,
sholl proceed To take the deposition of SaDncl w.
pend,ny in the Ci-cnt Superior Court Of Law and Chan
cery for tho town Of Petersburg Tho Chancery aide
thereof, in which plan,f and you are Defendant
aud IL from any cause the taking oil saia drpos'ons
should moi be compe,.d ON the days above mentioned
they will be continued from day To day tsnndaJ ex
up,ii The ZANE shall have been completed; al
which lmes and p;aees You can attend u yon in,nk
proper. sIEfdES H. hahL'N.
N,yrh pl-.xdw &t
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To GRANVILLE UNUSUALLY AND ErHRAIM NUSN.LLY :
rENTLEMEN-Tako notice that shall take the de-
VI positions Of Reuben BoatwIght aad others on the
o6th day Of April next between the hours CT O'clock
A. NJ, and 8 O'Clock. p ~, at the Tavern Houfe OF
sarah q. Peaos at Prince Edward Court House, TO be
read as evidence suit depending in the Circuit
Superior Court q Law and Chancery Tor The county OF
Prince Edward In which am plaintiff, ard you are de-
Pendants. ROBERT Is. COLE.
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RICHMOND, VA, TUESDAY MoRNING MARCH 81 1916

eminent, with appendix containing notes Of con-
1eieiacies and confederation. h.
Volume 2d.-The letters Of tic aa6Fe named
and others during The administrations Of Wash
in.soa and Adams republican view oi lha policy
Of those administrations; no.cs Of corverSs,ions
and papers connected with his confidential iu.e.-
coulss with Washington; bis character; and es.
PLANTATION OF tie enigma in Ci!es' impeachment
q Hamilton.
Volurne 3d.-Thc letters 10 foreign ministers
and diplomatic lunciicearies, heads OF de"su
Tenis, military ami MAYA, Commanders, ptesi-
dent; and ex-f'residcn,s Jefferson and .ljol,rot
and, il necessary, 10 t!emse Joy. Henry V hca;on
C. j. Ineersull. Andrew stevenson, John Acams
J. O.. Adams. ~. {. Rgcs &c, 10 tie Close .
ether administration, OF 10 iDcluGe he whole cor
respon,ance with Jefferson and Monroe, a. may
b. necessary 10 II Is, volume; Showing Tie policy
Of ihe.c adai,latiors
Volume 4rh Leirfs and writings on cons.i;u
tonai subjecs (Sse ro!e.l
Volume 9Th Essays ard lercrs en- poll oa,
economy, law Of pa.ions, jGdicia historical, NJ
tuial history, DC. mas make on. ,L:s voiGmc-
may iEcludc a,So rrialet essaTs IL rr'near. Pr
i,ical observations. . 80, and eSamiaa'icn Of
British doctrine &c; some essays 10 be !cGan
with Inc papers !. iaSi,s u Washington; ana Dos
sihly This tuna ard whs- May be taken !.ym t;.e
miscellaneous mass msy make lie > !. cd Gh
vua.mss, and leave TIE miscellaneous, .oi Tie IN
Volume 9Th miscellaneous.
NcTg--This volume has IN affinity 10 ct'iers
already separated from lie mass u, publication
which NAV jusiir is simultaneous appearance
viii hen. Way : he objection 10 brsa.;iay
temporarily the ca:caoosica. order .! his whue
wor5s, ct which tie p:sccten. is already given
BIZ he disposition Of he dcba'ss, II. connection
oi'sljec;s pc;haps IS 5eueI pres ryei b. allowing
TIC comments 81 lie construction 10 follow in.
niciia,eiv lie debates N he formation Of the
Constitution. In lie oac, We nave The interviews
a expressed ~ he lramcis ri the Instruments;
ii The other, tie views cnlera insd ~ orc {. hem
d what those irten'inrs we!c ~ particular ointS
Nhc;, The community have diifc,ed y consrui.g
ltrn from the tex, AMI Ms opinions q is TINE
meaning, modified b. the sense u whion the
Constitution was accerled. ard ~ sanction civ
en- by .in!c - constructions vhicli had prevailed
Some ufh> rt;c!s cec, hr pylicy and CT
iecls 81 sot:ic ,n.a."rcs o Whici; ,e operation Of
The Government, hgs given i:Ih, snd oi @h;ch
1T has ais cons.ilr!icnaiiy utaicd; III lie IL
Stances are ra'c, ard ii them only Is hc sntje,t
Cf.n!S ;:aG Tie c:isr voiuacs c0rattg,i.
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a motion was then made 10 60 into Committee
OF ihe Whole House, and take up he piiya,e
calendar. but i, did not prevail.
The Committees then proceeded with thc;c re-
ports, which were mostly on pIiYaIe claims
iALaAdril GGsstle.
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II cHANCERY -visoIsrA:-ln Goochland County
Court, 1871 January, 1876:
: Massey Shelton Thomas Shelton, David r. Shelton,
h,xaos'h Meredith, who was Elizabeth Shelton, Ce-
eela U. Turner, who was Cecilia d. Shelton, who
ues by her next friend and husband, Gevrge W. Tur-
ae and The SAID George w. Turner distribuees Of Jo
R2h Shelton, deceased Plaintiffs:
against
David =. Terrell and othe,r dstYibutees of Joseph
shel,on, deceased Defendants:
On TIE motion Of the plaintiffs, by Counsel, leave Ia
nanted them TO amend their BILL and make new parties
y phase IL the defendant Elizabeth Watson, who is
sau, ana as 10 whom this cause abates; and they
saeteupon filed an amended BILL making the heirs and
s4rbuiees Of the said Elizabeth Watson. deceased,
defendants in this suit; and the Hem
~. watson, Sbelon Watson, and George Watson,
having entered their appearance and given security,
otans TO The ACT Of Assembly and the rules Of this
o aud u appearing the satisfaction Of The Court
. 'hey s:s no, Inhabitants Of this Commonwealth Il
viue,d, that they do appear here on the first day
aphi Court next and answer the plaintiffs original
s a ein.nded bills; and that copy Of this order hc
uwih inserted In some newspaper published In tho
=, Richmond for two months excessively, and post
we front door OF tho Courthouse Of this county.
A Copy-Teste, tEE4f
.S'-cw2m MAR. w. MILLER, D. C. G. C.
he United State. Court for the Eastern Disric, Of
,,nsiaia, March "a, 1886:
- "a me matter Of Bankruptcy of Thomas Butler of
District. 80. "'''iaa'' IN 'n' Eastern virginia
B., me said Thomas butler, who has been dscreed
rsSupt ny ths Court having fled petition praying
~ discharge !, liz ordered that notice thereof be
800 ".u IN newspaper printed 10 the City OF Rich
seventy days at least before the 30th day Of May
u. .,a hearing will be had lhs said petition at
United STATES Court Room in the Civ OF Rich.
go md all creditors who hive proved ther debts
lisa persons In interest, may appear at the said
Ia. s pace, and show cause, II any they have why
ier o. the said petitioner should not b granted.
Aa,,h ,9W. ueste, ?. MAYO, Clerk.