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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-01
For the Enquirer.
FLryaHSI. April 25, 1916

FLCvASNA, April 20, 1910.
Messr.. Editors: Please allow us small space
in your paper, for the purpose OF making an en-
ouiry of the manufacturers of fine Tobacco in
Richmond, as 10 the trutbtuness or talsity OF q
report that is now circulating in this community.
That report is that they he buyers OF fine lobac-
COY have agreed and determined thaltney VII, MOI,
under anv circumstances. pay more than 81 per
hundred Tor any tobacco that may be brought 10
The Richmond market this year, however hae II
may be. II this report is not true, we snail ex-
pect 10 see it conlradiced. II true, We, The Plant
ers OF the Fork of Fluvanna, have agreed and
determined that We will Try the Lynchburg mar
ket this Spring. We have determined to strike
for higher wages believing, as some OF US 90,
that we have tobacco that will command more
than sl2 in any market not predetermined 10 pay
no more than tha, sum. MANY PLANTERS
OfMe Fork OF Fluranna.
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NEW AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENT MANUFACTORi

THE aubssrihsn, under the firm Of CAM ,..,ss..
i WILSON, have opened shop on .ehIn a',J 80
Main and Cary Streets. for the m5nnfaetufe :.
Agricultural Tmpements-such 40 Plouen', u.ct,sr
Harrows, Coulters, Horse Powers, Thrasn'ns r. 4
Wheat Fans, Corn shelIsrs, siraw Cntrtr, g. W-r,
seiher with Flattening Presses, ana or blar.r
all kinds; and they hope BY strict attention t,r
and 70 the character Of their work 10 m.'.
share Of public patronage. All orders IL, =
despatch, aad on accommodating etm'i a" pfp,,'
manufacture and keep good assortment = 80.
Fans, and VIII sell at reduced prices. inc. ar
.neetfnliv invited 10 favor ns with eai', y =
m :, 90 ,en per cent on the purchase s,sy,.s
W. MANUFACTURE Geared Horse Powers I" y, Z
y,n,.d from two 10 SIX horse power euhef w 81
s,s,ion,,v for sla5. We shall manufacture :
nn,ond,, Staple Tooth Thrcshlng .agIn,y Il. 80
a,v,s. The smallest size for $40 and sD. IA ~
nv 10 those in want Of Wheat Fans TO esn az. r
.nins for themselves before purchasing 49, IL q
hast no In use, and made ofthc best mac
oao and $50 Va also manufacture n ~
Cylinder Steel Spring Corn Shelter, by hs ',,o,e 80
power. for s9a and sa4 We have avery ~ Riear.,
Cuttsr for So; II has proved 10 be the oe't J,5
we warrant Il to give satisfaction, OF no ~
plough Castings from New York and h'e'"
dries, OF all kinds, for sale. !, WIl.ss
Ian. 2-t6m CAsp"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-01
TUESDAY, APRIL q, 1916.
SENATE

Petitions were presented by Messrs. Archer,
Ashley, Breese, Speisht and others.
Mr.. Miller presented the resolutions OF The
Legislature Of New Jersey, against repeal OF
the Tariff OF ls42; also, in favor Of the erection
OF lighthouse at Turker's Beach, or Abseeom,
New Jersey.
A number of private bills were reported.
Mr. Jauagin gave notice, that on tomorrow,
or on some convenient day, he would introduce a
Joint resolution 10 authorize home board for the
purpose Of adjudcating the claims Of ouI citizens
against the Government of Mexico.
The resolution heretofore offered by Mr.. Sc
vier requesting the Secretary Of the Treasury 10
transmit 10 the Senate supplement 10 the sy.
nop.is Of instructions from the Treasury with re-
gard 10 The revenue laws from 1889 10 the present
time, coming up in ORDER gave rise 10 a slight
debate, in which Messrs. Archer, Benton, Sewer,
Allen, Davis and others took part; after which
the further consideration Of the resolution was
postponed until Thursday.
The bill for the relief of Nathaniel Goddard
and others coming up on its third reading,
Mr.. Turney addressed the Senate at length in
opposition 10 the bill.
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From he ". O. Della, Apra gil
7 80 - = = H7S'F'si II y i
UNITED STATES AND MEXICO.

UNIl Ell . "A 1 f>C AMI NEAlCO.
War RumOr-.Ne,cs from The Armv-Later from
Mezieo- Harlike Tone of the Press etc.
FRoM MATAMoRls-IHe Army-The schr
VIM. C. Preston, Capt. Taylor, left Matamoras
on the Sd inst. Capt. T. reports that Gen. Am
pudia arrived at Malamoras, at The head of 5000
troops, on the 18th ut, from Monterey; and that
volunteers continued to be brought in daily in
small Numbers.
Gen. Taylor was encamped opposite Maamo-
ras, and il is said has full possession OF the Two
ferries on the west bank OF the river, running 10
the city.
The Mexican forces at Matamoras number
about 1000 men. Capt. T. reports that il was ge-
nerally supposed by the Mexican officers that the
difficulties between the two countries had been
amicably settled. They had not yet heard at
Matamoras OF The departure Of Mr.. Slidell.
STILL ATER-IMPORTANT
By the arrival last night of the U. S. steamer
"Col Harvey" Capt. Wood, from the Brazos
San Jago, whence she sailed On the 10th inst, we
received late and interesting verbal news from
that point Welearn from passenger that Gen.
Ampudia arrived at Matamoras on The 1lth inst.
with 5000 troops, 1000 cavalry and an equal
number OF FOOT which increased tho Mexican
force to about 5000 men. Gen. Ampudia, i'm.
medately after his arrival, notified Gen. Taylor
that il be did not abandon the position that he
then occupied, he should consider il as equivalent
10 a declaration Of par.
On The 18th, Gen. Ampudia fortified himself
opposite 10 Gen. Taylor's position. Gen. Taylor
also raised breast-works on the bend OF the river,
so as to command the river and the works raised
by The Mexieans. So advantageousy was Gen.
I. situated, that ii was evident no possible force
at The command of the Mexican General could
dslsdge him. and on The 18th Gen. Ampudia no.
tilted Gen. Taylor that he would not act further
until he received definite instructions from his
Government.
It's reported that Gen. Taylor, hearing that
there were Two vessels of the mouth OF The Rio
Grande from this place, with provisions for the
Mexican army at Malamoras, despatched Lieut..
Renshaw, OF the U. S. brig Lawrence with the re-
venue cutter ST. Anna 10 cut of all conmunica-
ton with that place.
The army was in good health and in fine spi
rits ardently wishing for an opportunity 10 give
the Mexicans lesson
1.-THE report in circulation in the city during the
afternoon Of yesterday, Of declaration OF war
GA the part OF Mexico, evidently grew out of Gen.
Ampudas message TO Gen. Taylor on the 18th
his decision Of the 18th not having been made
public. After the Mexican Generals decara-
lion, Gen. Taylor was certainly justified in taking
the precaulion TO cut off his supplies.]
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-01

L Cour, Of Law aud chance,y, held ior llaha'
IS, the 9Th day Of April, 1876:
Booker Epps, Obadiah Epps, and James Young
against fiaiHf'
Daniel Epps, Rhuda Greenwood, Elijah y. N,'4 A..
Lucinda his wife, Booker J. EPps, Mary " Epg' y 4
w. Epps, William Neal and Elizabeth his WIZ, W
Mosoiey and Lucinda his wife, John krato1 am Z.
heeca his wife, Moses Cole, and the children &
SAID William Cole, deceased whose names 5tr Z
known, pti'hdsh'
Booker Epps, Obadiah Epps, and James ioa1s '-y
ing flied their bill in this Court, alleging hai H.
Epps late Of III. county OF Halifax, Virgin hAd IL
parted this life nte-tat-, seized al tfaci ~ 'a
about ninety-thrse acres, near HALIFAX tond hrl'
leaving tho following descendants, his he's, emile
the said land in copsrcrnary, 10 W.T. the 'aia ."a'.
Epps, Obadiah Epps and Rhoda Greenwood, :. X
the d~cedent Lucinda, the wife Of Elual y w.
Booker J. Epps and Mary w. Eppt ~" ohI1lfa
William Epps, Of The said hecadehti JOIN
Epps, ihe son Of Thomas Eppa another son 81 iat 8.
dectdent; and Elizabeth, the wife ct william =.
Lucinda the wife Of Arthur Mpsesy, Rshecca ne W
OF John Keaion, and Moses co!e The children % N.l
Cole, deceased who was daughter Of the said VI
dent that William Cole, another sOn Of the snif fH
Inns departed this life, leaving issue wno.f t4m@
names aud place Of residence are nnknown-iNai =
said Arthur Mossisy and Lucinda hIs VILE, !uhA -.
ton and Rrbccoa his wife, Moses Cole and The oaif'.
of the said William Cole, deceased, nra not uhatlnrl
OF this Common aud after III. most 81 srt' 2
auiry they have not been able TO ascertain lie nsf
or residence nf the children OF the ssd Niliiam ~
deceased-and that the said James Young has pcf 50
the interest Of said Daniel Epp. and Rhoda CO,
wood in the snid land, who have severaliy cteet,
deeds Ia him. conveying their title thereto. TIE =.
hill pray, for partition &C tho said land r. ft','
ia ths nnknown parties their Just share thereof,
| Upon The motion Of the plaintiffs by their ccunsr
| II appearing 10 the satisfaction Of he Conft 'h
said Arthur Hosrley and Lucinda his wiit, Johh NJ
and R-becca hi wife, Moses Cole, and the chld'
the said William Cole, deceased, arr not iphahiiaa
This Commonwealth II IL ordered that The sad Gt''i
ants, Arthur Museley and Lucinda his wife, John
! ton and Rebecca his wife, aud Moses Cole. do 81
here the hrst Monday in Iuly next, aud Hfs"ti
plaintiffs bill and ihata copy fthis order b 'oft'
inserted in the Richmond Enquirer for two month 4.
ccssvely, and posted 1t the front door ~ The =
House Of this county; and II 10 further ordered Z! 4
Court, that the children Of the ssid William to'f s
crased, and AL other persons Interested IN me 81
this suit appear hers on the irst day Of The nsitr''
Of Thu. CONT and make Themselves parties dtierlr
to this suit, ME their answers u the com2a'n1nl
and assert ,Lrir claim 10 The land IN ths p'oftr''
mentioned. Copy. Ttste,
April lT-cw2m WILLIAM Hill, 'e'
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MEXICO AND THE U. STATES.
New ORLEANS, 81 O'clock, P. M. ]
a nril 30 1886


New ORLEANS, 81 o'clock, P. M.
April 20, 1886
The long agony is over-N has como at last
War is declared by Mexico, and her ports are
blockaded by our feet.
This morning about 6 o'clock, while The steam
boat Alabama, from Galveston, was lying cd
the Baize waiting for pilot, the United States
steamer Col Harvey, direct from "Brassos ST.
Jaso. came along side, aud reported the above
news This Harvey doubtless ha, dispatches for
our government, and will reach here probably
tonight or in time in the morning for slipsto be
sent off by the II o'clock mail. But as she may
be detained by fogs or some other cause, shall
forward this. The city is in state Of great ex-
element, and The fever is getting up 10 sd 40. =
Perhaps by the morning it may be beyond that
point. write in grea, haste. Yours, &c.
]. A. P.
April 2l--The "Harney" arrived last night,
and send you the "Dellao containing the news
brought BY her. 1t does not fully confirm the re-
port as annexed also send you the Galveston
Gazette, OF the 18th. Yours, Jap.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-01

TN RY-viscIsIA:-Aia Court held ~ :.
rex County, nj the Court House, on Thui.dA', Us
day Of April. 1886:
John Bishop in right OF his wife MAns ie.he
Long and Hurtwell Adams in right Of hi wi's hH,'l
formerly Long, f'anN"
against
Mary A. r. Key, Executris of Colonel Robert =,
deceased. who was Administrator al James Long
ceased, William u. Chnmhliss, late Sheriff 0! ~
County, and, AZ such, Administrator OF Jane ~
and George Long, Nancy Long, and Jane I hai-s !.
George Long, Dei' ~ =, 4,
This defendants, Nancy, Jano, Charles, and o.
Long not having entered their appearance AMI ~
CURLY according 10 the Act Of Assembly ana " W
of this Court, and II appearing By satisfactory rs''
that they are not inhabitants OF this country, " 7.
ed that The said defendants 90 appear here on 'e
dsy of July term next and answer The bill OF ~
tifIs and that copy of this order be forthwith n',
In some hewspaper published In the City OF RicIa.
for two months successiveiy, and posted a. ue =
door Of the Cour House Of this county.
And that James z. Watson he, and he IS h'fst' /.
pointed Comm issioner carry this order nta e,''
A Copy. Tesle, SAML. l.. RAlHk~.
Persons Interested in the above order, thef nv
dstrbutces will and II 10 their interest 10 MAKE ~
selves known TO the undersigned
JAS. F. WATSON, Com'r, frtsf's-'
Anrii 24-cw2n
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FROM TEXAS.

By The arrival OF tha steamship Alabama,
Capt. Windle, arrived al this port yesterday, in
Sc hours from Galveston, We are in receipt Of
late papers.
WE nave no further election news, (says the
Civilian Of the lsth,) except from passing reports
from Jackson, Victoria and Robertson counties.
These leave scarcely doubt oil Col. Williams
election.
The Galveston News publishes letter from
Genera Hamilton in relation TO his connection
with the Texan Government, diplomatic aud f.
nancal It appears Join, Committee of both
Houses was raised, TO whom was referred the
memorial and claim Of General James Hamilton,
against the Republic Of Texas; they refused 10
act upon the claim, (says the Austin Democrat, J
referring the claimant 10 The Auditoral Court
which the Legislature con;empla,es establishing
but reported to their respective Houses resolu-
lion OF thanks 10 General Hamilton This re.o-
luton passed the Senate, but was rejected By the
House, upon The grounds, as urged by gentlemen
who spoke on the occasion, that it is connected
with The Generals claim-was an expression Of
opinion favorable thereto, or at least reeommen-
datory, and might be construed into partial ap-
probation OF the claim, which the House felt un-
willing 10 give.
The News says that they have good authority
for stating that the 80 emisranis, wrecked on the
Pauline, (near St. Joseph lsland) were actually
robbed Of large part OF The property saved from
the wreck.
The Legislature has PASSED law for The es-
adjustment oftree schools in the city Of Calves
ION. 1t authorizes the corporation Of that city 10
levy and collect tax on real estate for their sup
port
A Bachelors Ball. is announced 10 come of
at Galveston this evening, (the 2lsD in commem.
oTafion Of tha ha lila Of San JncintO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-01

IN the United States Court :or line Eastern Di,u,
Virginia, March a. 1876:
In he matter of Bankruptcy Of Thomas RriI'
the county of King William, in the Eastern VIZ,
District.
The said Thomas Butler, who has heen accr,f
Bankrupt by this Court, having filed p-tlu"n ff'
for his discharge 1. IL ordered thd notice iHs,r1t
published IN newspaper printed III fhr fit} - 2
mond seventy days at least before Inc 3Olh cay q =
next, when hearing ,gi be had on III sad petition
the United States Colrl Room 10 The ~! q u
lnond and all creditors who have proved ihr5 q,
and other persons In interest, n;,y appear 1t tlc
time aud place and show cause, # any they b'v- 3
me prayer Of the said petitioner should moi y .raa
A Copy Tss,e, P. MAYO. Glen
Marsh i7-ewiuw
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TIE PRESENT cROPS.-We have been
informed Says the Charleston Mercury oy
gentleman from South Alabama, that the ac-
counts which We published ofthe state ofthe crops
in Georgia and The upper districts OF South Caro-
lima, will apply with even greater force TO South
Alabama. The crops of Corn and small grain
were never more promising The latter
Wheat and Oats were sown in much larger guam
titles Than usual, and are promisnga most album
dant Weld. But OF Cotton the prospect is far from
being equally good. Fully iour-hiihs OF The seed
were in The ground by the LIST of April-a good
part OF that had been plantedby and after The 2olh
March. Much OF This was terminating when
The extreme change Of The weather which look
place on the lst OF Apr-for two weeks con-
iinued east wind, with chilly and wet weather
soaked the grounds and has roted great quaint
ties of the seed A very large part oil the crop
has to be replanted entirely, and considerable
portion OF The balance partially. Seed are very
scarce and much delay is experienced IN procuf-
ing supplies. The cron i, thrown back at ieasl
three weeks, an event which is almost invariably
attended with a considerably diminished yield:
There is no doubt that the present STAND OF
Young cotton in all The cotton country is put back
at least three weeks-a very long gap 10 make up
by this plant.
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FROM MEXICO.

BY the barque clermont, Captain Lermond, We
from the City of Mexico. Although the Cler-
moHl sailed from Vera Cruz on The 9th, there is
IN the papers nothing OF local interest," not even
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-01

The following is the substance OF report mace
BY the Select Committee Of the House oil ne
representatives. Of the Texas Legislature, on me
subject Of The public debts and pnohc iahd' =,
Texas Il had not been finally acted upon, ana
was expected 10 produce violent dIscuss'Oh =
is said that Gen. ]. Hamilton has recommended
the measure:
Reoired, That our delegation IN Congress oe
reouesled. and authorized forthwith, 10 open nc
COLLATION. with the Government oil ,ne ca ,be
States. in such form as they may think nj, lot .he
cession of The public lands Of Texas To Inc ohneu
States. for an adequate consideration, 10 enaDie
10 paw her public debt; any negotiation "
be subject 10 The ratification Of the Legislature OF
The State of Texas, according 10 The ordinary
forms Of legislation. ;,,.
The following are the classes oil deots inc l.,
red by the Republic OF Texas included 10 inc nlil
10 be entitled, "An ACT 10 ascertain anu es'aollsn
The public debt, and TO define how the same j -
All bonds issued by her authority. for which
she received par in gold and silver, OF us equsa
lent together with the interest s!ipu 70 NC pau
on the face Of the bonds, shall be paia d. Pal.
n,unit;ons of war. vessels OF war, and naval sup
lilies which continue in first hands, or have not
heen ASSIGNED al discount, shall De paiu al :"
LIN ,he interest stipulated on the lace oil Inc
bonds at whatever rate they might have neen
,al,en provided such bonds can be traced TO have
orio;naled under such special contract, and can
be Clearly authenticated and identified.
3. The bonds OF the Consolidated Fund oil lex
as having been funded when the Treasury notes
and audited papers were al an average OF less
than 334 cents on the dollar, shall be paid at 55f
cents on The dollar, with The interest on the same
stimulated to be paid on the face oil The bonds from
the dale Of said bonds 10 the day of payment.
a. All other certificates Of stock under the seal
Of the Treasury sha II be paid al 80 cents on the
dollar, with interest from The date OF issue 70 Inc
date Of payment. - 0
ner cent bonds having been from the date OF their
issue lees Than 25 cents on the dollar, they shall
be ma ID al % cents on The dollar, with the interest
called for on their face; and when no interest is
stipulated 10 be paid on the promissory notes, then
with five per cent. interest from The Isl oil Feoy,
1912, 10 the day of payment.
6. All audited certificates issued by The he.
pnblc for public service or supplies al par, Shall
he Maid at par with interest at five per cent per
annum from date; and all issued al less than par
at the rate al which they were issued with similar
interest.
!. All debts or open accounts charged al par,
for services or supplies, ascertained and declared
valid by law, shall be paid al par, with an inter
esl Of five per cent or if charged a! the rates OF
paper currency, shall be paid al the par rates
equivalent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-01

The people Of Randolph county held a meet
ing on the subject OF the refusal OF the last Le-
sisalure 10 grant the incorporation OF compa
nv 10 construct railroad from the Potomac 10
the Ohio river, not below the mouth OF the Lille
Kanawha river. They characterize it as "un-
preceden,ed in the history of legislation, and un-
ius, 10 this section of Virginia" They recon-
mend 10 their sister counties interested 10 this
question of right, 10 meet in convention at Clarks-
burg on the Sd Monday in June next, and they have
themselves appointed twenty delegates 10 repre-
sen, Randolph county in said convention.
Charles S. See Esq, was chairman, and Dr.
SQUIRE Bosworth secretary The resolutions
adopted were offered BY John S. Carlisle, ESQ.,
We extra Il two Of them:
"Resolped, That we have always fell an attach
ment for the odd Dominion, equal 10 any Of lis
citizens, and that We are mortified at tie treat
ment we have received and are free 10 say, that
we did moi expect that the representatives oil Inc
Stale would have so far fo:gotlen what is due
to their brethren oil this portion oil Inc STATE, IN
refusing 10 them SO reasonable an application.
"Re@lred, That, though wounded and dsap-
pointed, we yet cannot bring ourselves 10 believe
that any future legislature will persist in such In
Justice and we are willing once more 10 so be-
lore the General Assembly OF Virginia, relying
upon the reasonableness of our application, and
Virginia's ancient renown for the prompt grant
fthe application, knowing as we do, that we ask
for nothing but what is right, and hope that Il is
not expected OF US 10 submit 10 what IS wrong
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WHIG JUSTICE.

The Savannah Republican (Whie) comments
as follows upon the refusal Of the President to
furnish the information called Tor by the resolu-
ton of,he House OF Representatives in regard 10
the secret service fund:
"Mr. Polk very properly regards an answer 10
this call as incompatible with the dignity and m
dependence of his station; still noe question whe'
Their he ,csuld hare withheld the Information ASK,
ed, If IL had been such as would have answered
the purpose OF his friends in the House, and serv-
ed to have destroyed the fair fame of 50 disin-
guished aud powerful political foe as Mr. Web
ster"
Here this liberal Wing Editor admits that Mr..
Polk acted "very properly" under the cireumstan-
ces-but doubts his honesty, in case ne could
have made any party capital out oft! Can lhs
President expect the least justice at The hands OF
such Whigs7 We are satisfied that he would
prefer their sneers TO their praise
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The Mexican artillery is of very poor de-
scrip.ion, it is said, and they have no field train.
Il appears that shortly alter Gen. Taylor pitched
his camp, a battery was with much labor con-
strucled commanding il. Our gallant country
man quietly looked on, until all was finished,
when be quietly struck his tents and removed
his camp liue further up the river, quite out OF
range OF the Mexican battery, which is therefore
entirely useless. This is the explanation of the
story regarding Gen. Taylor's moving away from
the vicinity of the Mexican army, which went
the rounds of the papers week or SO back.
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Copy. Teae,
Apnl 3-ew2m RIO. POLLARD. q

VIRGINIA AT Court OF Quarterly Season, t.
and held Tor New Kent County, AT the Cont u (.
on Thursday. tho 18th day Of March lei6,
On the motion OF John ID. .ianner-ley, who N.
married with Lucy r. Bailey, The widow Of Jobs
Bailey, deceased aud Lucy f. iIamnlclsi-y Il aferaf
10 the Cent that more Than Two years have rtJ
slrce the qualification u administering nrnr ne
tate OF the said John Is. Bailey, deceased, n ~tdr'
that AL persons having claims against the Estai' o.
said John Il. Bailey, deceased, do EXHIBIT the saln.
settlement to Philemon g. Jones, Sheriff II Ne"
County and a. snch, administrator de boDis non 81
q. Bailey, deceased, before The first DAY OF Novrn
is45; and that a copy Of this order be rublisb,c
sight week. in the Richmond Wing and Enquirer nt
papers. pntshcd In ths City OF Richmond, nnn ano.
COPY posted NJ The door Of the Court House oil thl,
~, on iva several Court days.
Copy. JNO. d. CHRISTIAN, Cor
March a0-owaW