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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-01-09
MEXICO--PEACE.

1t is rumored that proposition has been
made by President Polk and the Secretary
of War, to Col. Benton and the friends of
Slas Wright and John J. Crittendcn, to
constitute them Board of Commission
ers, 10 proceed TO Mexico, and, upon some
terms or other, bring about a peace by
negotiation. Our information is, that Ben.
ton and Wright's friends have refused to
have any thing to do with it, except on
certain conditions. The principal of these
is, that the Administration shall bind itself
not to interfere in any way with the further
movements Of the army, and that the CON-
missioners are exclusively to control the
action of the army in Mexico, and are to
have force of tuenty thousand men to
march with them, directly from Tampico to
Mexico.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-01-09
nP The BoonviIIe mail failed on Thur

J The Boonvile mail failed on Thurs.
day. We understand the river is impassa-
bic, being full of floating ice. The failure
Of this mail leaves US without news from
Jefferson, either in the shape of letters or
papers. The general impression is that the
Legislature will not adjourn before about
the first of February. The only really i'm
portant question the Legislature had to dis
pose of-amending the constitution in ref
ercnce to representation--ha hardly been
touched. The next leading questionable
land grants also yet to be disposed of:
We understand the democracy were TO
hold a meeting yesterday--the s,h--for
general party purposes,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-01-09
FROM SANTA FEE.

NEWS mas Deen received from santa re
as late as November 18th. There is moth.
ing of special interest, in the shape Of
news. Col. Doniphan is still at Santa Fe
but it is stated that he designs going tc
Chihuahua soon. Col. Price is reported
we'll, or nearly so. tits the general belief
there that chihuahua is in possession Of
Gen. Wool. There is much dissatisfac.
ton among the troops, as we'll as much
sickness. We annex below, a list of the
deaths, copied from the Revelle:
"Since we have been in New Mexico, there
have died in Doniphan's regiment the following
persons:
Wheeler, Company D. Saline county; Care,
Company E. franklin county: Jelte, do. do;
Cockerill, Company H, Galloway county; Owens,
do. do, Jones, do do.
Deaths in Lieut.. Col. Willock's Command.
Robert Farmer Company J. Marion county,
Of accidental pistol shot: Nathaniel Taylor, (died)
same company Edmund Hopper. Company H,
Polk county: John Order, do. do.
Deaths in Col. Prices Regiment.
w. R. Baylor, Capt. Dents company, OF ST.
Louis; Samuel Bount, Boone County. Daniel
Jacobs, Benton County; T. H. Without, do. do !;
T. SandcIson, Charlton county; Levi Jones,
Randolph county.
In the Infantry Battalion.
Bernard Hukeman, Jefferson City; Edward
Mathews do; Peter Seely, do Josiah Robertson,
do; James Smith, Platte county Company; Rob-
er, Perry, do.
The above includes the deaths on the way, in
all but Doniphan's regiment. There were in
the whole army, on tho march 10 Santa Fe,
thirteen dealhs-not large proportion in so
many raw troops.
From the LIST OF November to the 18th, the
the following deaths occurred.
In Col. Prices Regiment.
John G.. Holloway, Company A, Nov. S;
VIM Rice, do, do, Nov. a; John Wtenburg,
do, do, Nov IL; Andrew H. Koufe, Company
D, Nov. 10; VIM. Terry, Company E, Nov. S;
Cravens, Company M, Nov. 3; Enos A. Pane,
Nov. s; Solomon D. WEIGH, do, do. Nov. Z
James NJ. Hughes, Company N, Nov. IL; John
H. Jennings, Company o. Nov. II.
Of this regiment three persons died in October
in the country, whose names were not embraced
in my former letter. viz: John Sersfeld, Com.
pany F, Oct. 26; Joshua Butcher Company L,
Oct. 20; Austin Ssk, do, do, Oct. 30.
In Lieutenant Col. Willock's Battalion
E. M. Scofeld.
IN Col. Doniphan's Decentralization
Stems. Company G, Sutton F. Campbell, Com,
pany E.
IN Major Cark's Battalion.-Larkin Pruit,
Of Captain Hudson's Company.
There have been no deaths since the first in
the infantry battalion. The above list may not
include all the deaths in Col. Doniphan's regi.
ment as that body not being here, we cannot
get late returns from it. have collected the
following list Of names of teamsters Of the Quar-.
termasler's department, who have died in this
country, so far as known; Granville Msupin,
Rich'd. Miller, A. E. M. Parker, James Safer
field E. Vsingdinsham, Mccormick. Fslker, or
Fsl1uer, and Cutburh. These are in addition
TO the four named in my letter Of tue Is, inst,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-01-09

A DUEL, ALMosT-Garret Davis, of
Ky, and Mr.. Bayly, of Va, had some
words in the House of Representatives,
during the war debate A challenge was
the result, given by Mr.. Davis, and accept
ed. The night before the "affair" was TO
come of, Mr.. Bayly was arrested by the
city Marshal, and made enter into bonl to
keep the peace.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-01-09

"SoUTH CAROLINA SENAToRs.-IIon.
John C.. Calhoun has been reelected a
Senator of the United States from the
Safe Of South Carolina for six years from
the 4th day of March next; and A. p.
Butler has been chosen Senator from the
same State TO I'll the vacancy occasioned
by the resignation of Mr.. McDufie.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-01-09

The United States Government has pur.
chased recently two large Boston mer.
chantmen for service in the Gulf of Mex
leo, and also five steamers.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-01-09

DTThe Senate have confirmed the ap.
pointment of Geo. Bapcroft as Minister to
England--and Nathan Clifford of Maine
Attorney General Of the U. s.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-01-09

are glad TO perceive that the Hon. Maj.
Mcdaniel Of our State" creates such sem
sation at Washington Ci,yl We had our
misgivings on the subject. but the Wash.
ington correspondent Of the Jefferson In.
quirer. puts those misgvings to flight, by
the following notice of the "old shingler.'
We commend il to those Of "ihe party" in
this section, who couldn't, wouldn't and
didn't vote for the Major, and would re.
mark, en- PEASANT, they must feel very
bad--no,c!
1.-THE Hon. Maj. Mcdaniel Of our State, is
eliciting admiration and respect both in and out
Of Congress, for his bold and unwavering advo.
cacy Of democratic men and measures. His
noble and manly countenance, unclouded by fear
or doubt, combined with most pleasing urbani
| ty Of manners and gentlemanly department,
renders him every way worthy the high station
which he now fills and adorns; we'll may Mis-
souri, be proud OF being so ably and faithfully
represented" &c. &c.
There, there-take our hat
WOLF-SCALP ELOQUENCE
By Mr.. PoLK-Senator from Madison.
Mr.. Polk, after expressing his astonsh-
ment TO find his old friend from Howard,
Judge RAwLrss, opposing the bill, pro.
ceeded:
"Now sir, the Senator from old Howard, thinks
himself entirely secure, surrounded as he is. with
densely populated counties, surrounded by all the
luxuries OF life, and every thing calculated to
make man happy-even to pet Bank. Now
sir, the Gentleman assumes 10 stand here 10
guard the Treasury, with his iron nerve, against
a measure OF so much importance to the welfare
of The community. notwithstanding the Senator
from H. can have the opportunity of returning
home and running his great muscular arm into
the pet Bank, al Fayette up to his shoulders!
Yet, Mr.. President the Senator, as before re.
marked, thinks himself and constituents entirely
secure as they have outved all the difficulties
that the frontier counties now have to encounter
with. MIR. President, the more densely popu
lated counties, bordering on the river, receive
all the public expenditures from the Treasury of
our State. Sir, they send all the convicts to the
Pententiary, receive nearly all the cost in crmi
nal cases. The densely populated counties re-.
ceive all the salaries Of the public officers, and
yet is not in favor OF extending that courtesy to
the sparsely populated counties that is so Justly
due them, by simply passing wolfscalp law to
exterminae the animals-the common enemies
Of any country.
Sir, let Senators from other densely populated
counties, elevate their feelings, and cast their eyes
over the widespread plains and valleys OF Mis-
souriupon which the hardy pioneer has erected
his humble cottage, and see the ravenous animals
descending or crouching from their lurking
places when all is hushed in quiet repose, and
darkness in silence prevails. The ravenous beast
advances 10 the farms and humble cottages in
pursuit of their prey, if they succeed they remain
silent, il not they return 10 their lurking places
and set up most hideous yell, such as 10 frighten
the most stout hearts,"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-01-09

MAJ. GENERAL ScoTT and suite reached
New Orleans on Saturday, 10Th ult., from
New York, and would embark wi,hou, de.
lay for the Rio Grsnde
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-01-09

Iowa SENAToRs.-On Friday the 18th of
December, both Houses of the General As
sembly met in the Hall Of the House Of
Representatives, in accordance with the
joint resolution previously passed, to elect
Senators. The result was, an adjournment
to the fifth January without efiecting any
choice. One ballot took place which
showed vote as follows: T. s. Wilson,
Dem, 20; J. McCarty. Dem, 20; c. c. X.
Mitchell, Wing, /.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-01-09

Spanish papers call on France and Eng.
land to establish monarchy in Mexico to
save that country from falling into the
American Union.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-01-09
THE REPUBLICAN,

This old and favorile paper made its
appearance on New Years day, in new
dress and enlarged form. 1t is NJ one
among the largest papers in the United
States-is printed with entirely new and
beautiful type. and on clear white paper.
The Republican was first issued July 1908,
upwards of SO years ago. 1t was then
printed weekly, with large, coarse type, on
a sheet Of foolscap size. 1t has been reg
ularly issued ever since, having been en-.
larged and improved, from time to time,
until it now would lose nothing by com.
parison with the papers of this or other
countries. We are always glad to see
newspapers improving and doing well, for
it is an unerring indication that the com.
munity in which they are located are a
reading and enterprising people-and when
this shall be universally the case, all will
move on harmoniously and prosperously.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-01-09

BROADER GENERALs.-The contest for
the command of the Pennsylvania, New
York, and Massachusetts brigade is now
said to be between Gen. Cadwallader of
Philadelphia, Gen. Ward of Westchcs,er,
and Col. J. w, Webb Of New York.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-01-09

~We are indebted to Mr.. Reuby, oil
Randolph, for copy Of the Memorial 10
the General Assembly, prepared by com.
mit,ee appointed by the Internal Improve
ment Convention held at Springfield, las,
autumn. 1t is very lengthy, and fully sets
forth the importance of improvements gen.
orally, and that of the Usage river par
ticularly. The committee are opposed to
asking Congress for permission to apply
the proceeds of the sales of the 100000
acres of land, to educational purposes
and equally opposed to the "share and
share alike" distribution among the several
counties. They seem TO fear that the Leg
islature, from prudential motives, and
dislike to involve the State in debt" may
pay but little attention to their prayer,
and accordingly throw in the following
compliment to the prudence heretofore ex-
ercised:
missouri, in this respect, may be considered
the mother Of prudence, having existed as Stale
for more than quarter OF century, without
laying her hand, in single instance, to any
work OF the kind! Unkind insinua,ions that she
desires TO see her vast territory, with all its nat
ural advantages and nexhaustable resources, re.
main forever in state Of nature, should be in
dgnanty repealed, for they are the sentiments
Of the wild Indian, and belong exclusively 10
their mother barbarism, and not to the enlight
encd and patriotic citizens Of Missouri
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-01-09

OFFICIAL VOTE FOR CLERK.
The following is the official vote for
Clerk, as furnished the Democrat, by Mr..
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-01-09

The Journal Of Commerce says il learns
by letters from members of Congress, that
the probability is that a majority of both
Houses will be ready to pass bill, in &C.
cordance with the Presidents recommen.
dation, imposing duty on tea and coffee,
at least during the war.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-01-09

HOUSE CoMMITTEEs.-The Missouri Rep
resentatives in Congress are distributed on
the Committees as follows. On Public
Lands, Mr. Relfe; on Post offices, &C., Mr..
Phelps; on Private Land Claims, Mr.. Bow.
lin (Chairman) on Agriculture, Mr.. Sims;
on Militia, Mr.. Sims; on Roads and Canals,
Mr.. Mcdaniel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-05

officer, ana thai officer 10 the commander in chief,
add not yr!ais The rules Of The service by bring
ing the complaint in the first instance before
Congress. The resolution was reconsdefed, NJ
then laid III the table.
The bl'. % regulate Tie carriage al passengers
in merchan! vessels, was read III lhild time and
passed.
Mr.. Rahbun, fom the Judiciary Committee,
10 whom il had been referred, reported an amen
datoIy bill, Tor the more easy ascera lament q
the names OF owners ol ships and vessels, which
was read he third time and passed, with lnle
amended 81 as 10 read, "a bill for the reduction al
cos;s, in Courts OF Admiralty, against Ships or
vessels IN ccfa in cases"
Fifteen hundred additional copies III the report
on the operations oil the general land Office were
ordered 10 be printed
MIR Fickin gave notice o. bill 10 authorize
The States II Indiana and Illinois 10 improve the
Wabash river.
The House, in committee of the vince Mr..
Thompson o Penn'a, in The chair, took up The
bill making appropriations Tor revolutionary and
other pensions, and alter some lime spent IN The
consideration thereof! rosc wi,houI a quorum and
reported progress.
A N sage from The President, and COMMUNE
cation from The Treasury Department we're read
and ordered 10 be printed -lhe former enclosing
report from the War Department. in reply 10 re-
solution oi inquiry as III the nam1er ofmembefs
Of Congress holding commissions in Mexico,
and by whom ctmiai<soned That from line
Treasury Department giving >,aicmen, al the
quanities Of nnsod pubic lanLs within 80 miles
oi The Mississippi: and how long they have been
in the make
Tine len regiment bill, with liz amendment ol
the Senate, was referred to the military commit
lee. and The amendment ordered 10 lie printed
The bill 10 enable The Secretary OF The Trea-
sury 10 dispose Of the stock of he government in
The Chesapeake and Delaware canal company,
was read and referred 10 he committee 81 The
whole IN the state OF Tie Union. Adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-05
VOLUME XL!H.-NUMBER 81.

bu; 10 no purpose-and a compromise seemed 70
be lar distant. /. The scenes enacted in our Le-
.islalure po.end fatal "schsm" in the Demo
cratic ranks. as asserted hy the Wings, may we
noi infer, by party OF reasoning, that The Fece.
raj parry in sir. Gays own Wing KeGtccgy, IS
spill, up into fragments, destined never again 10
coalescel On Tuesday tic 26th January. three
ballots took place. in which the vote was petty
equally divided between s:fce Wings and enc De-
niocra,. The next day four more Unsuccessful
bai'oilEgs occurred and resulted as follow, he
same gentlemen being in nomiuaion as or The
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-05

for amending The act concerning coEsiab!es and
their secu,iries. passed March oih 1876; and a
bill concerning Jane Haistock.
Mr.. SYME presented certain additional char
ges preferred BY 4 K. Collier agains; Judge Jas
Ii. Ghuson.
An ensrossed bill releasing TO Vim. 5 Griffith
a certain fine imposed by The Circuit Superior
Court Of Law and Chancery Tor Harrison coun-
ty, was read third time and passed
PETITIONS.
Petitions were presented ard referred:
By Mr.. DARRACOTT: Supplement. 10 the
memorial Of The President and Directors d. Tie
Louis, Railroad Bv Mr.. HUNTER: Petition
Of 30 ciz.ns OF Jefferson and Frederick conn
lies. asking an amenimer OF h. charter ii The
Shepherdsluwn AMI Smilhiield Turnpike compa-
nv so as 10 aulholize the extension Of their road
10 the town OF Winchester. BY Mr.. SfME: Pc
lion o citizens Of Petersburg, for The incorrcra-
lion ul a company 10 construct a ship canalilo
said Town 10 deep water on lie AppomalIox XIV
er. b. Mr. POWELL: Petition Q! lie Plesl.
dent and Directors ui the LynchbulS and Buffalo
Springs Turnpike COMPANY, asking 10 be paia
The amount OF loss SUSTAINED BY Them in The SAID
III State scrip By Mr.. HART: Petition OF John
A. Garrett and other ci,iZ,Es Of hlbenidlle, ASH
ing the passage OF an at - provide lui making
the connection OF The l,vanna River al the lown
.. Columbia, with the James River ana hanaW-
IN Canal. By Mr.. SCHOOLEY Petition 81
citizens Of Loudoun aud Fauquier Tor lie revival
and amendment OF an &C, 10 incorporate compa-
ny 10 establish turnpike from Manassas Gap,
in FauGuier To MidiIcburs in Loudoun. BIZ Nj.
MOSBY: Petition Of VIM. II. Ryan and others,
iorthe passage Of an act providing Ihal licenses
to retail ardent spiriS may be inhibited or 50 mo-
difed that every county or corporation where
majority Of The people shall desire il, shall have
authority 10 inteidicI the sale Of ardent spirits.
An engrosscd bin Incorporating the Richmond
and Pamunkey Railroad Company, was read
third time. A ryder was oti,red BY Mr. MAYO,
which was read twice and cDarossed and read
third time. The question REQUIRED upon the pas
sage Of the bill anu ryher-and was advocated by
Mr. JONES ni c.; when the II, use passed 10
The c,der Of the dav, being the bill 10 incorporate
The Potomac and Ohm Railroad
Mr. EDGINGTON resumed and concluded
his argument.
MIR. SCOTT commenced an argument in ia
vur Of he bill, bul gave way 10 II motion made
bv Mr. TUNSTALL 10 adjonfn--preyious 10
which, on Mr. TUNSTALL'S ,uoli'n, The
House determined 10 take up me Rish; ol Way
question here after al l2s O'Clock.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-05
DEATH OF LIEUT.. Bolts.

We rc.feIlo learn Gays yesterdays Rspub'i
can) tha, information has been received by John
Minor Bots, Esq, OF the death Of lis son, Lieut..
Archibald b Bots, Of The Y. S. Army.-Lieul.
r graduated a, Wes Point in June last, and b..
recently joined his regiment in Mexico. II ap-
pears like lew days only STAGE We saw him, in
full health, walking the streets Of Richmond.
His death. we understand, vas brought on ~
the climate Of that coanlry, which We fear viii
make sad havoc among our inle though gallant
aImY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-05
EPA. HOBSON,
rHOS. COOPER,
ZACH. 4. GOODMAN.
A PROCLAMATION.

by THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA
WHEREAS il has been represented to the Executive
w that DREWRY BITrLE, charged Ia the county
of Southampton with eonious shooting and killing has
fed from justice and Is now going at large therefore
William Smith, Governor Of the State aforesaid, do
hereby offer reward of one hundred dollars 10 any
person or who shall apprehend the said Drcwy
B,tle, and deliver him into the jail OF the said county
civil and military and request the people of The Com
n,onweah generally 10 their host exertons for ths
Of the said fugitive that he may be dealt
with al the law directs.
Given under my hand as Governor, and under the
lesser seal Of the Commonwealth at Richmond.
srA) this twentythlrd day ri January 10 me year OF
onr Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty
seven and Of The Common wealth the seventy first
>"' WILLIAM SMITH.
Bittlc il described about 45 years old, feet or
inches high we'll proportioned; dark skin, hair and
eyes; hair inclined TO be gray, and little thin on The
top OF This head; one front tooth out.
TAI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-05
Bv the President of the United States.

Nv the President of the United states.
pursuance OF an act Of Congress, approved
! On The eleventh day OF July, 1916, entitled Gan
act TO authorize the President OF the U. States
" . sell the rescrvsa mineral lands in the States OF
Illinois and Kansas, and Territories Of Wis.
IOasin - p, supposed 10 contain lead ore."
! POLK, President OF the United
Sca, do hereby declare aud make
r.blic sales of The lands HERETOFORE
lid FROM SALE, in the State OF ILLINOIS,
oN ACCOUNT OF THE VALUABLE LEAD MINES
THEREIN, will be held at the aforementioned Land
S4aces, in said Stale, at The periods hereinafter
uesIgnaled, 10 vii:
Al The Land Ofice al DIXON, commencing
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-05
NEGRO HIRING.

THE subscribers offer their services TO their friends
and the public generally 10 hire out their Negroes
for the ensuing year. They would advise those who
would wish employ them TO give information as soon
possible that they may get good homes and prices
They pedpe themselves To take good security, and
make bonds payable quarterly in all cases; ALSO TO pay
strict attention TO their Negroes when sick, and to en-
ploy Medical attendance al 81 per for each
vnnt il required From their experience In the bust
ness, and general acquaintance, they hope to merit
and receive full share Of public patronage.
ny Their Office is Immediately opposite the Bar
Ronm of The CITY Hotel formerly Bell Tavern.
HODGES, ROY & PULLfAM,
Auctioneers aud General Agents,
n.c 1l-ctf Wall st Richmond, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-05
CONFLICT or PARTY VIEWS.

The Wing Philadelphia North American calls
IN. demand Tor re-afiirmaion OF the Missouri
COMPROMISE "a rsquisl'ion Of The Loco'ocos OF
The Sou,hnto be resisted ~ all means, az though
The Wings Of he Son!h were SANDING apart
from HE subject. On The oiher hand, the Wings
II The South speak If opposition 10 the Missouri
COMPROMISE as particular usage OF Inc North
EN- DEMOCRACY, and poinllo Southern resentmcn;s
asaiDs them as deserving "alles"
We rejoice 10 beIie.e, and upon tie testimony
Il Horace Greeley, Of he Tribune, Che nncon-
promising opponent Of Southern institutions that
the sWilmo, an:-slavery proposition will pro-
baby be defeated al this session. We have ne
yer Abandoned the hope, thai among The represen.
ta.iyes from The tee States there would be icrnd
n sufficient number patriotic and wise enough 10
save the Union, and project Inc compromises
guaranteed 10 The South.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-05
NOTICE.

THE subscriber having taken the Tavern al King
L William Courthouse, begs leave 10 say TO those
who may favor him with call, that he will endeavor
To offer such accommodation and attention as will en-
surc their appreciation. HAiLOR TEMPLE,
Agent for E. n. TEMPLE.
King VIM C. H., Feb. ., lsi7-clm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-05
.IuEl I.IME,,IJMEi,,

TINE subscriber is prepared 10 furnish superior
i ,icle of SHE'LL LIME to farmers and others in
want Of such an article, at moderate prices. The
proximity Of my Kiln to The canal, enables me to put II
ON board OF canal boats free of charge. call from
those interested In improving their lands is respectfuy
solicited. WIN. SMITH,
Al Townes and Powells Coal Yard, on the Basin.
Ian DQ-c3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-05
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

Richmond, ilth January, is41.N
PURSUANT TO an order Of the Superior Couit Of
l ChanceIy for the Richmond Circuit, made on the
18th day Of February. 1876, the creditors Of James
Scruggs deceased are hereby notified produce bsfurr
me, in this office, before the 10Th day Of March
next, ls47 their respective claims with the evidence
in support thereof. NJ. d. POIrIAUX,
Jan. l2-c2awew Master Commissioner