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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-31
GOVERNOR SMITH.

The people OF Rockingham had The oppoTtuni-
~, on Monday last, [says the Harrisonburs Re-
gis,er, Aug. 2l,l Of les,ilying their cordial respect
aud esteem for the present distinguished Cover
nor of our une-honored Commonwealth. An
invitation had been given Gov. Smith by our CT.
tjzsns, without respec, To parry, 10 partdke vi a
public dinner in Harfisonburs. II had been ac-
cspied-and Gov. Smith was welcomed 10 ROCK
insham by his old friends and by numerous new
ones. who have had reason to admire his LIBERAL
and enlarged policy since he has been ca lled TO
preside over the d~eslinies OF our beloved Vifgi-
mia. Al the request Of his fellow-citizens, Inc
Governor addressed The people on The subject Of
internal imp,ovements-and during The course oil
his remarks showed the magnificent results mat
mus, follow the prosecution oil The system oil IN
,srn,, im~nroycments recommended in his mes
s,or 10 The Legislature of Virginia. Gov. s..
SPOKE Of The extension Of The Louisa Railroad 10
the Ohio river by the Northern rouie as one OF
The grand schemes in which Tie good od mo-
,ber of us alp is vitality interested. We wish
Ina, every Virsinian could have heard the eI-
banded and liberal views OF our patriotic Cover.
nor ON Ibis subject and on this occasion. He
o,nst have persuaded and convinced every one
Thai This Improvement ought al once 10 be vigo.
rcusIy carried Onward 10 its completion. Our
hearts siowed with pride as we listened to the e-
oouenI voice OF our hoEored Governor. His
views were worthy of The Executive Ct an inleili-
gent Stale, which al last seems 10 be awakening
10 her glory and TO her true interest. We need
hardly say that Gov. Smiths patriotic and en-
iarsed Y ews met a cordial response in the minds
OF all who had the pleasure OF hearing him:
AT The conclusion OF his remarks, The Cover
nor repaired 10 the Hotel Of Mr.. Van Pelt,
where he received The congratulations OF his fei-
iow-ciuZens.
Al a laIe hour in The afternoon, In company
with a large number Of his friends. ne sal down
10 a sumpluous entertainment, prepared al short
notice by The proprietor Of The Bell" Amongst
The invited gnesis a, The table, we observed the
honored and distinguished Ex-Governor Gilmer OF
Georgia. Colonel Voolfolk OF Orange, and
others. Aftcr dinner, numerous loas,s were offer-
ed in response 10 one Of which Governor Smith
responded 10 his usual felicitions style. Ex-Go-
vernon Gilmer, also, in reply TO a toast with
which his name was connected and honored, Of
fered a most beautiful sentiment in lieu OF a
,peech. Colonel Voolfolk was also toasted, and
responded handsomely for a shor, time, when the
assembly dispersed, 10 attend q railroad meeting
at the Court House.
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IN CHANcERr@vrno,sr Zachary Lewis

IEItUsl
William Backhouse's committee and Others
Thia cause came IN this day 10 I've further hrais'
papers formerly read, and The report Of ConmW...
Thomas Dabnry, returned on the 26th April, i'.
upon the exceptions 10 the said report, n'td ~!
PENDANTS, Joanna Dickie; the defendants conssn'Il
this cause may be heard on the said eKceptioh-p
report, and was argued By counsel: On coDs's'
whereof, tho Court doth sustain the said eacttp'
the said report, and doth recommit tho same 70 w
CONN issioner, with Instructions 70 state 81 s6cD.
poYflouiug the balance reported In favor or The rs
bv thr report OF 81 Baker. made IN this oau-e z
97ti January, 1925 among The ~lcsatees and dew
I've rron lie deceased, after deducting thr'eTe
amount heretofore decrrei sgainsr the iefenasr'
race d. Faulkner, administrator de bonis non OF "
Faulkner, deceased, in proportion u the nn'al
The estate Of the said iverson LOWS, real and pr
which came 10 tho hands Of said ~legatoes and ce'
In making which apoortionmepl, the ssid comm,
In directed TO erparate tho real from the Persona
which went into the hands OF tho said iesaiees :"
viseea, and to a~pportlon the said demand OF VIC.
lif; frat, among ihs iegatees or raid lve'son >
| raiabiy, according TO the amounts Of tie per-
tate 81 snid ~testator, which came 10 thrit pss;
rpertively; and secondly, among the cevisee' !. :,
~iSstator, ra,eabiy, according 10 the amounts !.
estate, which went into the hands OF the SAUL
respectively. ...it
Aud The said commissioner IL further drrsne'
Guire, whether the proportion Of James 81 ,
Joanna Dickio his wife, in the personal anoIS =,
Of said Iverson Lewis, went Into the hsnos Q =
james Dickie, or of the said Joanna Dsckie, s. Z
Their any m or offsets exist In Inc hans /.
| said lanes Diekie, or Joanna Diekie, which ma. =
perry applied In satisfaction OF the demand An ,
the plaintiff against them: And the LouI. ~
thai the parties TO this suit submit tnens1.,
examined before the said commissioner, ~ s'' a.
touching the said several matters OF aeeous,, ,ead
said commissioner Is directed TO make i.p IN 4
the said several matters Of account, " nsrtia,i
! specially stated, which may be deemsa II b.
himself, or which may be required py Kxp. csl
ties. Copy. Tests, no.
COMMISSIONERS orfic1
June %, i-h.l
h. iss p nasissd tha. / have appointed re &c, i ,asie,
Ausas. 1e.', y fa as;l n mot 40 k 'as WI william 'aa etSsi. 4
! 1880 IN. houry Of 10 O'Clock In the 'ohenU'I ,pj
O'Clock in the afternoon of The SAME mich ny und
The accounts as therein directed. a. ". youebed
: nIses they are required TO attend WIN loe u, us 4
pers' and other testimony necessary 'o en''
~ into effect the said decree. .. BARNEY Il
July ls-ewsw THOMAS p
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"Icn Tnousead Volunteers ordered OaL.-We
learn thai The Government has finally determined
upon making a rcquisition for ten thousand more
volunteers, under The original law authorizing
The raising of fly thousand men. We are led
10 believe that the ,requisiiion is made principal,
ly upon The Western States. We may e1pes,
tIa, The call for The additional volunteers VIII
reach US through the papers in a day or ! " noo
The design Of The Government is TO have 5u.uVo
men under Gen. SCOTS orders By the end oil sep
,cmber. The sooner the better"
We clip lhc above from The last New Orleans
Picayune. We had previously heard il rumor'
ed that The Government had resolved 10 call ioT
fire regiments, and we suspect this version TO be
near the truth.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-31

SELECT AND CLASSICAL
THE subscriber proposes To open 4 Select and Ciassi-
i cal School at Wheatland, Jefferson county, va, on
The I.t of October next. He will, himself, De the IN
stu,ctor in the Mathematics and other English bfaheh
rs. and i'm the French, to such as may desire 10 learn
that language. Thr Latin and Greek VIII be iaueh. oy
an accomplished and we'll qnaIlhed Instructor. Inc
courses Of instruction in The several English Depart
mant. and the text books used, will he modelled upon
those of the West Point Academy, Of which the snbscrl.
her il a graduate. In the Latin and Greek, approved
text books willbs used. III,
The su bscfiber deems II unnecessary 10 those III HS
neirhborhood, but TO those at a distance u may De pro,
uer 10 say, that Whehtland ID a retired iirallhy anu
mos, favorable situation for 4 school, within y re"
miles of Charlestown, through which passes the iaf
pers Ferry and Winchester Railroad.
The terms will be, for Board and Tuition, s2Uo per
annum; for tuition alone, 500; and, without tie
French, $50, payable in every case half yearly IN I'D
vance.
Every care will be bestowed upon the health, com
fort. ard intellectual and moral improvement oil TIE
scholars. -.
There will be a vacation of two weeks during the
Winter. and of six weeks during the Summer.
""se'' C. W TURNER.
WheatIand, Jefferson co Va, Aug. 70, lsiI.
REFERENcES.-ChaTles Davies, SO, New fofk,
late Professor Of Mathematics, West Point: Edward II.
Courtrnay. ESQ , Charlottesville, Va, late Professor OF
Natural Philosophy at West Point; Col. F. y. smith,
SUP. Va. Military Institute, III Lexington, Val hcV.
Dr. Alexander Jones, Charlestown, Va; l.oienzo Lew
is. E.q., Benyviiie, Clarke county, Va.
Aup. a3-cwtOct.l
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POETRY.
PEACEFUL ARE THE MIGHT WINDS
SIGNING.

N
By l.. VI. a. CROSBY.
Sung as a Duet BY Mn. and Mas. CRossY at their Con
ccrts.
Peaceful are the night winds signing,
Soft the dew falls on the rose
To prevent lis fragrance dying,
While It's leaves in slumber close.
All is hushed, and Natures sleeping
With her evening mantle on;
But the rills and brooks are ieapins
To The peaceful night winds SONG.
Peaceful are the night winds signing,
Dew like Angels tears dislill;
Giving Lille TO flowers dying
Fragrance to the thirsty hills.
Hark : the breeze is now advancing
Now lis past-forever gone;
See the peariy dew-drops dancing,
In the sunbeams OF The morn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-31

In the New Orleans National we find the fol-
lowing compliment to the sterling good faith OF
The Old Dominion. A few years since a Demo-
cratic Legislature took bold and manly ground IN
favor of preserving ~inviolate The credit OF the
State. The fruits of the measure, which at The
time was so fercely denounced by The opposition
party, are now fully developed:
"virsinia stock is hardly ever mentioned in
n. English quotations. In The first place, there
is moi a great deal Of 1t in England, and second
ly, the interest upon il has been paid with uner-
ring punciuali,y; and ii is SO highly priz.d by The
holders, that il is never in the market"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-31

GREEN SPRINGS LAND FUR SA 1t.
THE subscriber Offers FOR sale a Trar, Of Land siina
j trd in tho Green Springs nrighbor'lood, in ,hr
ming, nr. Geo. Watson, and others, containing about
two hundred and eighty-seven acres. Lands in this
section are valuable far wheat, &c, and but seldom In
market. The land will be shown Ia any one by Mr.. IL
r. Bryce, Ie-lding on the place.
Also, n trart of four hundred and fi;:y arreS 81 yer,
fine land. on Lickingholr Greek, III ihr county o..
Goochland, adjoining The late residence OF Archibald
Bryce, deceased.
For terms, SC, for either Of the ahnvc tracts Of Land.
apply To the subscriber, near Fifr's Posl Office. Goocli-
land, w. NJ. BRYCE,
Executor of Archibald Bryce, deceased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-31

lOWA.-The three vacancies in The Iowa lie.
gislature, says n correspondent. Of The Journa! 81
Commerce, have been filled by the election Of
TWO Democrats and one Wing. Al the last ses
sion the election Of the two United States Scna-
tors was defeated b. what were enph6niouay
called The "Possum Democrats" We cannot
Judge accurately Of The state OF things in the mex
Legislature, but from The following paragraph
in the Journal OF Commerce we are induced to
believe that there is a fair prospect OF The election
of Two Democratic U. S. Senators. Indeed, the
Wing N. y. Tribune virtually gives up The ques-
lion
We believe our Dubuque correspondent is mis-
taken in saying that the new elections 10 The
House have LETT parties as they stood before. AS
we understand the matter, there is a Democratic
gain of a member in Desmoines county, which
Ieverses The state Of parties in The House, Civ.
ing the Democrats 20 and lhe,Whigs 10 instead
OF 20 Wings and 10 Democrats. The members
elected 10 fiji vacancies, were a Wing in Ma
haska county, a Democrat in Desmoines, and an
other in Jefferson. The only change is IN Des-
moincs. In The Senate there is a Democratic ma
iorily oil 5.
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MAKRIED

Married, on Tuesday, Angus; lolh, al "The
Shade" BY The Rev. WIN. Friend, PHILIP ST.
Gro. AMBER, Esq to ELIZABETH, only daughter
OF Charles Green, Esq.
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NEW FORWARDING AND COMMISSION HOUSE.
IL. TPlgg

ITAVfS0 taken a House on the Bnsin tenders ms ser
III vices 10 his friends and the public generally, IN
forwarding merchandise, and for The sale OF all the
staple articles Of produce.
L. u. T., in the sale OF Tobacco, win be assisted by
a gentleman, who, from long experience and lucknow
lodged judgment, 10 fully competent TO sustain the IN
te,e.,e az Planters. Feb q-ctf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-31
M L.. BICKFORD'S SCHOOL FOR
VOTING LADIES.

rHE next session Of this School Will commence or
i The 18Th OF September, le47, and close the 18Th
July. le4s. The general character OF tho scnooi wiz
remain "a heretofore, with such Improvements as eS'
nerieure. observation, and increasing patronage may
snahia The Principal TO make. He ~ now visiting
Schools in New England. and collecting such infnTina
t,nr. relating 10 hr profession, rs hr Ropes 10 employ
far Increasing the usefulness ard interest Of MS ."n
sebooI. arrangement mis- are made BY which me Scho'l
will be- supplied with apparatus for The i''nsfratlon %
seIrurIHc subjects. The subject OF Astronomy VII he
illustrated by a set of magnificent diagrams, SCI 10
motion by rack work, and exhibited ny means o! t.e
..nh,nrasmapora lantprn.n a scieltihc gentleman J.
cnoered 10 lecture on this and kindred subjects. should
I suitable class be formed. SO far as practicable, 4 re
pular rnurse OF study Will be adopted, aud no more
studies will be put into The hands OF the pupil al ore
lime than she can thoroughly and probably pursue.
The PRIMARY department will be continued under me
CHARGE OF Mas II. +. Colburn. The branches taught
here are Reading, 0r,hography, and the elements OF
Ceoerauhy, History, Arithmetic and Philosophy. WI
tlnr win 10, he taught In this department., except ~
peculiar cases.
send should make III early application. No deduction
for abr enre, except in cases OF proifacird SICKNESS.
1,yms for Mc session pepabie PIC ts''g'
Primary Department S,o
English Course S-''".M
Board ~
Mathematics and Latin Language, $40 rytra; French
$40: il taught by a native, The charge WIN br h'shei'
Music so cerls per lesson. Vocal Music VIII Or
taught III Is desired. Charge for Incidental Expenses
81.
or Wing and Religious. Herald requested 10 cop,
weekly three times. August ~ -CNIi
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE
CITY OF WILLIAMSBURG FOR SALE.
grHE suhscriber offers for sale that valuable Real
/ Property In the City Of Williamsburg known as the
GETTY HOTEL" The house is large and comnodi-
Gus, and in good repair, with all suitable out houses.
stables. &C.. &c. necessary 10 q tavern or house Of pub
lie entertainment The situation Is very desirable,
and the property is well worth the attention OF those
who wish 10 make n judicious investment In a hotel or
nriyate boarding house. Persons wishing TO educate
their children could do so at q small expense at William
4 ,iary College and nj The same time be engaged In =
profitable b business, by purchasing this establishment.
= TER NS will be made accommodating. Apply TO the
p,onrietor. LEONARD HENLEY.
Apo ai-rtOrtl
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PFuAI.E TEACHER WANTED.

T,HE subscriber wishes 10 engage the services of
L Female 10 teach a small School IL 4 private family
She wiI! br required Ia give instruction IN ilr hranche:
usually taught in snch schools; ain, Music on iii
Piano. None reed apply hui such as can come well re-
commended. Ny address Is Mount Pleasant. spoissi
vanin county, Va. J.. W. DUDLEY
Aug. ai-cwIm
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The parties interested in The foregoing orderd,
are hereby notified that ! have appointed 'he lW.
of September next for commencing The account. .
ed by the said order, on which day. by 10 O'Clock, :
they are required TO attend at the Clerks ufhee@
haian county, with their accounts, &c, read, p
mination and settlement-and all persons haviasu
against the Estate Of Abnrf Nash, deceased, rtm
required To produce the snme before me, on tht osY
n. the place aforesaid, with The evidence 10 shpp
the same, in order that they may be repor'sd a.ts
by the order nforesaid. X. r. GA :
July JIl-cw7w t0tnthpF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-31

IN CH3NCERY.- yIRGISiA: - In Amelia ca
L Court, eth May, 1877
Henry, sometimes called Henry Johnson, 4 ms
| color, suing in forma ~pauperis, PlJlE.l
against
John w. Nash, Executor of Abner Nash, iecss
Harriet +. Nash, Thomas P. Giles, E. r. Iieses. "a
rine H., Ann C., Elias w. and WIN. II. Disres, IL
C.. Nash and Enpa Nash, Defendant
IL appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Conn thai
plaintiff hath proceeded in the mode prescribed ~
against the absent defendants, Thomas P,yion o.
Elizabeth c., Catharine L., Ann c., Elias w. and '
Il. Digses, and they still falling 10 appear, on note,
said plaintiff, by attorney, the bill Is taken for eil
cd as 10 the said defendants, and TIA Cause eoti'ti
20 be- heard, by consc nj Of parties, as 10 The drirrsa
John W. Nash, Executor Of Abncr Nash, HARE
Nash, Travis Nash and Erpl Nash, upon tn tii
their respective answers, aud replications therrI''
the exhibits filed in Ibis cause, and was afgnt
Counsel; and II appearing 10 the Court that moe
two years have expired since the qualification orr
PENDANT, John w Nash, az Executor Of The crft'
Abner Nash, il Is ordered, that all pcrsor, "s'
have claims against the decefrEt, hbner Nash, ~
the same, properly authe nticnled, within three rF'
from this day, he.nre Richard 7. Graves, who isaIr
ed the Cnmmi. sioner of this Court 10 settle he so
ard IL IN further ordered, that said Commissioned y
tain aud report 10 this Court the amount Of onf'tlt1
and unsatisfied claims, and also The amour! az
ractrr Of the assets belonging 10 The estate u sah
ner Nash now in The hands Of John W Nash, hr]
ernior, subject 10 The payment of said oni-iaf
debts, and that n copy OF this order be pnhllsHel
EIGHT weeks previous 10 The taking of the ncctnrl
the said Commissioner In some newspaper pull~MI
,hr city nc Richmond, and posted Al The door of Al
Court house on two seYerli Court days pTeviou.l ~
to. ACopy-Testc, L. G. LEiGH,t
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OFFICE PETERSBURG RAILROAD COZ
JrLr 5, l5i7.
TIME Board Of Directors have this day declared 4 di-
i vidend Of three and n half per cent. for The last
cir months. payable on demand al the Office Of The
Company. II. ID. BIRD, President.
AuR, u-clm
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MIR. Walker, The Secretary Of the Treasury,
has returned to his posi- this day, (Thurs!ay,) and
we are happy TO understand with improvee health.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-31

Jno. P. Kennedy, Esq, has been nominated a
the Wing candidate for Congress from the Bal'i
more CITY District,
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cITUnTION ~ NTED.

TIME subscriber, who has been for several yrars en-
gagged in the superintendent End management 9
large farms, wishes TO engage u situation for ihr rnsi
inp wear, n. Manager. Satisfactory reference VIII b
given AK 10 character and qualifications.
Address-sublett's Tavern, Powlaian coualy.
Ans IG-cw4wt Il. MOSS
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6taple articles OF produce.
L. u. T., in The sale Of Tobacco, win be assisted by
a gentle man, who, from long experience and ucknow-
lodged judgment, 10 fully competent TO sustain the In
tern,ts Of P1antrrs. REQ s-cu
G,HE undersigned begs leave to return his thanh, TO
i those persons who have 70 generously bestowed
upon him ilirif patronage rs a
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
He again tenders his services for the sale of all kinds
OF Grain. at a commission OF ons cent per bushei. Ills
hest rfoits will always be- employed to secure the most
advantageous terms. All demands In 4 regular Com
mission Business attended TO promptly.
Reference, as heretofore, 10 the most extensive ano
respectable houses in the city.
At the Store Of JurEs & WISsros.
July 3n-c!m
IN Observation-Disclosures States Of Ans
United states Court, for the fourth Circuit and Eastern
District OF Virginia, on the 7b day of July, 1877:
Poitiaux Robinson, flaintsn
Samuel Jones, a resident OF the State 6f Maryland,
trading under the style Of Talbot, Jones L Co, ard
Garter n. Bradley, Defendants.
ing euserrd mis- appearance and given security accord
Ing TO the rules Of this Court, and II appearing BY satis-
factory evidence that the said Samuel Jones IL not sn
i~nhabitant Of the State ri vireIni1, II In ordered that
The said defendant do appear at rules 10 be held In the
Clerks Office Of said Court, on the hrst Monday OF
October mort. and answer The bill of the plaintiff and
newspe per published in tho City Of Richmond, for TWO
months SUCCESSFULLY, and posted al the ffont door OF the
United States cour, Room In said city.
Ju,v ls-.aaw2m - p. MAYO, Clsrt.
TN CHANCERY-VnsisrA AT Rules held In the
L Clerks Once Of tho Superior Court Of Chancery for
the Richmond Circuit, the 4ih day Of August, 1897:
The President. Directors and Company Of the Bank
OF Virginia, the President, Directors and Company Of
the farmers Bank Of Virginia, William y Archer. Ed
ward Scott and Margaret Brooks, Piaiauns;
against %t.1 .eGt#I
William Ellis and Other Defendants.
The defendant above named not having entered his
appearance and given security, according TO ihs act Of
Assembly and the rules Of this Court, and II appearing
by sntisfacfoy evidence that be 10 not an inhaottant o.
this Commonwealth II is ordered, that the said defend
ant do appear at the rules TO be held for the said Cour
| on The first Monday in November neil, and answer The
Sn,thwIrh inserted In some newspaper published In tho
| rity Of Richmond for TWO months successfully, and
nosted q. the front door Of the Capitol In the said city.
- A Copy-Teus,
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IN CHaNcERY.-vIaGisiA AIS Court of Qu,rt
1 " Session. continued ard held tor Louisa r,usp
AT the Court house thereof. on Tuesday. the iHll a,
August, leI1:
James l.. Guntrr and Elizabeth his wife, pliillsI.
AGAINST
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IN observation-disclosures Eg,i lGseniri
i cIerk,s Office of the Circuit Superior coGrt q L.
ant Chancery for Prince Edwsrd County Tic ~ 4
Of July, isi.:
Jared Todd, f.aihisa
AGAINST
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IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Rules h,lt
1 Chesterfield County Court, In the Clerks Of
thereof, on the 9Th day of July, lsi7:
Geo. 81. L.apradr, Administrator, with the viii s
Mt xed, If James Ferguson, decd, Pi.!adf
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IN CHANCERY.-viEsisiA AT a Superior ~
lChanccry for The Richmond Circuit, held At s4r
toI, IN the city Of Richmond, Oh "Wednesday, jrr
lsE:
Henderson Daley, Administrator de- hnni' non,
the viii annexed, Of Joseph Daley, deceased,
,,,i,,, Paint