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Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-01-16


An article OF tho Constitution OF The State OF Ar
kansas. u.,C IL
b, q euqetcd BY tie General dsssm8yg -.
,Siaie Of ArkausGs. That the exception IN t's r. -
rsmihe,is ia the i;h article OF the Ions'i.D
the S,ote of Arkansas shall be 81 amenH'' 10
read, a. follows: Except Washington 'o',.,
which ma, IL reduced 10 SIX hundre' f''''
miles. and Crawford county which ma O'
ducsd to five hundred square miles, niu ,.I
county NAV 10 created out OF II part ot|f'"
county SC taken off, of not exceeding h'e hp''I' ~
sc,,a re- miles" provided that such r"dic'lon s"t'
no, bc made 50 rs to reduce the PoPuh''o" III ."
c,un,y of Crawford. or Of the sad mes county
taken off If Craw ford. to less reprc'e"'nN,
popuIation than the number Presrrbe' w t''
/ Of nppoftionmen. which may DO pas'el y '''
present general assembly.
|, Gyu rorI,r.-Ry the ignition Ola fHsH oi gu"
tovder, Judge Chambers, of Maryland. h"d Il :
/ hand, and eyes skimcd.--Er;ha's' P'Pr''
Glad Of ii-hop- he'll keep ,trm sEtaHeI. To-
the future. He will get into no more scraPsS'
/ Grcat spc.!.-Nr. ,i;i'.o.l, the government
luc,n,. ran through with The Pres, i'n,' H's"g"
from Wasaibg,on to jersey rty I-"O m. e. last
r. .s,rsIoro5 mlrsan hour.
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4 S"aks S''Y'-A" 'S.'''E' ''"''' '.
Some hs'i dozen OF IRE ''',
pt Lr"era, 81" aH'' >''''' '''' "' .''-
. med 10 have som" 'h""e W
. One Of them c ught ho,I of the snakr's IL" as L
va, disappearing in II, mI". Ih" neg" hHd"'
! mnrh rs nv '"''' Wv
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musical cn'ntI'Imsn'. "' t''''''.@ VI "'''-'
will be- arprorrf''' 10 requiring ''' '.'.''' =" ID"
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Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-01-16

WASHINGTON CITY. Decrmb'r 9th.


Tarhp. oIrnuiu. Iowa MO The Union. Pnss"'
the S.na,r to-day. and IS now law. hIl It
establish II new Irrr.tury. has bon pr"Ssm!cd II
the llous'h by Mr.. Martin. If. gate from" lscon'in
1t $ rrrnr,-d II lu> rIly. tut due ueI"reI
BayIy of Va and DAVIS at Nv, Is 1H rJu!sm pla
tlpn hardly credit lAr ruuurt. huolu"r ruUo
IS. laal Sia~ W r,sht w,l succeed Is .rlmu II
the Sl,ic department.; and Srua,or Arrhi~on .
Missouri, 90 to Brazil, a, Minister, III place. .
Mr. Nl-'. vino has h.su r.rnrd.
Til. S,'n,l. has confirmed several appointment,
Within :: lew days Mr.. Bancroft. Minister /
Gro,t Erlnio. VIZ. Mason Secretary Of the Navy
and W. Clifford, Attorney General, gro anon
tIr confirmed.
The debate in tho House on the President !
Message, continued 10 he very animated; som
slroug talk pH,>.I between several gentlemen
AMI II ~as feared hostile meetings would grow
out Of it.
Tho war and its consequences are all The talk:
the Executive doe. not approve Of Taylor . courss.
ID" TAX against Eou.h and Ready is very loud.
They say he has only one qpalifca ion Tor
GcnarnI-that Of courage. You ml,t moi BIO
surprised It he and Scot, ara both sIDorceded in
the commsnd nave heard that one of the
Tex Il Sens tors CONDEMNS Tryiof ia si,osa ,a,m.,
ant ln,t arothcr Tex N Senator is laks d Of for
tho cumurruI Of eur forces. It lhoutkt Hou,
: ton name won. a1,. gront innence apn Sac;a
Auur and Iag m.u. For my pat, waSshnkiDp
lIur Wa I.In. a W brown. atsed Think so
vet rhr opinion Of great met to the Ipntrary,
Notwithstanding. Ih,rel mua talk Of Ingrrss1
, creating the office of 1t. G-nebl of n Army.
aud Benton i, u,krI Of for the dice. Il aAai I
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-01-16


more papers thu, great PrsIhrnt'"n' are mixing
in that city for the funeral ceremonies Of NJ Jor
RinagoId. which bespaak y vorabie OF the high
toned sentiment Of those pnFoWc people.
There will not be less han twelve hundred
cavalry in the procession, aud the rN. and IN
fantry companies will DO "ry numerous as they
are reporting themselves ON every section OF
the Safe. as well as from De'awarn AMI Penn
sylyana. The 22d uIt. ~ the day fixed upon
for The funeral ceremonies and no doubt was one
of The most impressive PasiaLts ever witnessed IN
America.
.Havlng thrown OF mfa'ty, he lies clothed
in Immortality.
~ We ubIish with Ileasure, the following
rnbute TO Major Lear, wei .no"n 10 many or our
raiders:
lL,jer Lear.-Tne following Is the copy of the
,rder issued BY Gen. lny Tor, announcing the
death of this brave and I,mened officer
HEADQUARTERS ARMY Of OcCuPATIOH.
Cam near siouteret, Nov. ,lsl6.
The melancholy duty 1evoives upon the com.
manding general, Of announcing to the army the
decease OF Major W. W Lear, 81 infantry WHO
expired Yesterday of tie wound received while
gai!an,g leading his regiment IN the acI'on'or the
2ls, September.
A Iory and credi,abs service, commencing in
~. ya, Of 1912. has thus been sa lily but nObsy
: Hind aud generous IN his private rsa.
tops- and, though feeble from the rsvs.., Of pro,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-01-16

The river /. falling th"gh there IS e"o's"
water for small coats.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-01-16

The ma il on Yesterday brough'd' ho''''"- liz"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-26
Terms Of the Enquirer.

-Ths ENQUIRER Is publisneu JAIL ,oi ,no ~ T.,
rMI WEEKLY flor the country.) For the ual,y
ard dollars per amman, and at the rate oil osls
Pal r. ,,ken for shorter period than one year: ro
doills Weekly, Eve dollars per annum, ana in,: =:
ths 70, ali months payable in advance 10 % pa
pois or RENTED by mail, post paid; or ok Do"'
sae er, a, the end ofthe year. mi,
PER All dues 10 this Office may be remittou pa Ed;
~ and available Bank notes, NJ the Isn :" r,r.
postage Of all letters being pdia og rs account
tor m of single letter Is scarcely OIL uy In an
~. writer II is the accumulation y, ss;nu. tar
10 ~. business, which operates as 'o'''N'
NON the Editorsl .nvrpTIslNG.
- THE DAILY ENoUIRER-Fos one s squai1 and ~,
Nv lines. or less, first insertion, my eoi insert
'Ae." sncceedinr insertion twenty-five c:nss wssr
every week, twice a week, or three ''''
- and hall Genus; ou. .ouare OF sixteen
rmy TtE SEMi-WEEKLY-one squa aa.n continn
iS =, less. frs, insertion, 70 csh's' ioi e""A
inoe, 90 eens are charged y dollars 10, .n
Annual Nv ,a, nrouortion for advertisements VI
lines anu ahsIcept Lottery Vendors ana in
ge es ,vho are charged one hundreo uoi''i' Vf
suse Il, Obituaries and Marriages from .ne ~ his
20 al ~ nartv,s handwriting Is unknown O. ,h.
NM, h. authenticated by the endorsa'on ~, -
once In The neighborhood, or they WIN ~ nv 70
Pcslh,,,hs5 Every measure, that mas oeen .a 80
Dc mnositions and Quizzes, mas proven 80
pfeVen,, we must, therefore, INSIST IN sum sa
unaVa ar Communication being certified oy Inc hae ="
upon W. Ter rc,;tten on the back Of the leter.
inc o., from 4 distance must be accompanied win Wv
nav or satisfactory references, to insure
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-26
FAIRFAX ACADEMY,
cuLpEpER COUNTY. VIRGINIA.

TINE first session Of this Institution will commence
on the first Monday In January, ana terminate on
me last Friday in November, with vacation from .be
nrst OF June TO the first Of July. The Principal mas
been recently selected TO take charge of this Institution
by its Board of Trustees, after an acquaintance WIN
his qualifications as teacher Having been cadct o
the Virginia Military Institute, and being pflctcay nc
uuancd with the system OF merit and dement,, so sue
cessuly introduced there, he has determined 70 inouei
his academy after that discipline The standing oi the
students will be regulated by their daily recations ana
department, and faithful account will he made quar-
tpry to parents aud guardians. lie has associated WIN
himself Mr. Thomas s. Hening. graduate OF H. >.
College, 10 whpse charge will be committed Inc IN
str,lcon OF the Greek and Mathematical classes the
village is unrvaled for good health; the people moral
refined and distinguished for their sobriey considrra-
ons which should not be dsregarded by the guardians
of youth. The Of study will embrace the oral
nary branches of English lteratnre-he i.atn 'IteK
and French Languages, and Mathematics, including
all it's higher branches-Surveyins ana the sGiehcss
including all tho branches oil Naturai rhiiosopny,"
al 50 be taught.
Trxxs:SBoard may he had Of Mr.. and Mrs. Spots
wood who are fully prepared TO accommodate board-
ers al $50 for the session of ten months.
TUITION Lowest terms OF admission S2o; 'or
Grammar or Geography, each an extra charge oil 80;
for Latin Mathematics and the higher En6iSh
branches, each all, $685. for French or Greek an e1-
ira charge of SIS. The tuition fees are ayape one
half on the first of June, and the other hall on The irSi
OF December. 80.
RryrREscYs:-The Board OF Trustees Of the Instr
,ulion the Faculty of Hampden Sydney College, Colo
mel J. e. Gibson and J. G.. Green, Esq.,, Cnpeperj IT.
Abner Crump, General William Lyon and Chastaih
Cooke, Esq, Powhatan; Samuel p. Hawes, Esq,
Richmond: and William II. Harrison, ESQ.,, Amelia.
Gentlemen wishing TO engage sous or wards, WIZ
please do so before the fifteenth of December, In person
or by letter, addressed TO The Principal at Cuipeper
Court House, Virginia -
No fist DrcM " io0thJan.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-26

Mr.. WILSON: As the question OF the next
Presidency has been mentioned in your paper,
We take The liberty OF nominating the Honorable
George NJ. Dallas, Vice President Of the United
States, as a candidate Tor that Office, subject 70
The decision OF National Convention. VI MIR.
Dallas it may be truly said, as il was said OF Mf.
Van Buren,, that he is "a Northern man ruth
Southern principles" and The South, in our hum
bic opinion, owes him debt OF gratitude Tor his
casting vote in favor OF the Tariff OF 1916, and
Tor his opposition 10 the mischievous Wilmot
Proviso and his noble defence Of Southern rights
in his late speeches in Pennsylvania, which It
would, doubtless, cheeriuly repay BY its votes in
lSiS should he be the choice Of the Convention.
Or his talents il is unnecessary 10 speak, as they
are well known 10 be Of The first order. His
manners and address ale popular and attractive,
and being in the very prime Of lie, between Az
and SO years OF age, We look upon him as better
qualified (all things consideIed) 10 perform the
duties OF President OF the United States with
frmness, impaniali,y and integrity, than any
other man lha, We have heard spoken OF for The
office. D sclaiming any wish or desire 10 preIu-
dice the claims OF any other gentleman oil the
Democratic parry who has been named in con-
nexion with the Office, We, al ibc same lime,
deem i! our duty TO present The name Of Mr..
Dallas to The people OF Virginia as our FIRST
choice FIR The office, until after the meeting OF
Convention and in lurihcfance OF cur object We
respectfully ask place in your columns for this
has,y communication BOTETOURT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-26
BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
a pP0CT .AMATION


INFORMATION having been received, that JOHN j.
i HACKNEY, convicted "f forgery, and GEORGE a.
ARMSTRONG, under indictment Tor iei4niohsly carry
ing away slaves have escaped from the Jail Of Angus.
Ia county, and are going at large: Therefore, L.
William Smith, Governor Of virginia, do hereby otter
reward of hundred dollars 10 any person or persons
who shall arrest The said John ]. Hackney aud George
A. Armstrong, and deliver them into the jail oil the
said county Of hugusta-or fifty dollars for the arrest
and delivery OF either; and do moreover require the
officers of this Commonwealth, civil and military, and
request the people to their best exerons
TO procure the anest Of the said Hackney ana ARM
strong, that they may be brought 10 justice.
Given under my hand Governor, and under the
lesser seal OF the Commonwealth, al Richmond,
lShAl this 18th day OF November, In The year ls4I
WIN. SMITH.
a. HACKNEY is described AZ neariy sir feet hieh
about fory.five years old, with hair somewhat grey
and thin the top of his head-had on blue coat ana
a slate colored pair Of pantaoons.
ARMSTRONG is about twenty-five years old, i've
feet ten inches high, sendery made, and with iair
har;-had on a dark blue coat and dark panlaoons.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-26
by TIE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
a pR0CI A M ATIlN

INFORMATION having been received. that LEROY
l WILSON, charged, in The county Of King & Queen
with stabbing one James Munday, who has since died
Of his wounds) has fled from justice, and Is now going
I,Yo.. IL l,isis, Iosrfi,uf OF
virginia do hereby offer reward Of hundred dol
lars 10 any person persons who shall arrest The SAID
Queen county; aud do moreover require oil officers Of
the Common wealth. civil aud military, and request the
people generally their best e1eriions TO procure
the arrest of the said Wilson, that he may be brought 10
justice.
Given under M hand as Governor, and under the
lesser seal Of the Commonwealth, at Richmond,
SEAL this 18th day Of November, in the year iSa..
WIN. SMITH.
~ Wilson is described as about twenty-five years
old about five feet inches hish spare mace, win
reddish hair, inclined 10 curl-light eyes, red lace,
shelving the effects Of inlemperance;-does not wear
whiskeTs. II is supposed lie may come to Richmond.
aft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-26
MILITARY CONTRIBUTIONS.

We have omitted TO refer 10 The important CT
der issued BY The President for charging and ex-
tending the military contributions in Mexico
The primo iple was fully recognized BY Gen. Scott
and Com. Perry, who had issued analogous or
ders upon their own judgment and discretion
before hearing from Washington. The object
is simply to restore The export duty which was
laid by The Mexican Government itself, removing,
however, the odious transit duty The Union
quotes authentic documents to show that ''the
Mexican revenue, internal and external, if faith
fully levied under a revenue system OF duties
together with the confscaion Of the other inter-
nal taxes would amount TO $50 100000 per an
mum; and if Mexico persits in prolonsing this
contest. a n these duties and internal taxes must
be assessed and collected as far as practicable,
and Mexico must be made 10 pay the expenses oil
the war, il she persists in proongins The contest,
whenever our military possession is complete
and effective"
The following ex,rac, from the order will ex-
plain lis merits:
"That the export duty e1acted before the war
nv the government of Mexico be now collected al
The port of expectation, BY The same officers ii
the army or navy Of the U. States in the Next
can ports in our possession, who are authorized
10 collect the import duties; aoolIshins, however,
The prohibition vi export established in certain
cases by The Mexican government, as also all in-
lerior transit duties; dispensing also with The ne
cessily of any certificate OF having paid any du-
ly 10 the Mexican government.
1.-THE export duty would then he as follows: on
"Gold, coined or wrought, three per cent
Silver, coined, six per cent.
nSiycr. wrought, with or without certificate OF
having paid any duty 10 The Mexican govern
menl, seven per cert.
nSlycr. refined or pure, wrou9ht or in ngots,
with or without certificate OF having paid the
Mexican government duty, seven per cent.
nGold, new wrought, or in a state OF ore, or
dust, three per cent.
"Silver, unwrought, or in stale Of ore, seven
per cent.
"Where gold or silver, in any form, is taken
from any interior Mexican city in our military
possession, the export duty must be paid there, 10
Inc officer oil The United States commanding; and
his certificate OF such prepayment must he pro-
dnced at The Mexican Dor, OF expectation, other
wise double duty will be collected upon The ar
rival OF such gold or silver al the Mexican port
of expectation. Whenever il is practicable, all
internal taxes. of every description, whether up
ON person or properly e1acled by The government
OF Mexico, or By any department, town, or city
thereof, should be collected BY our military off,
GERS 10 possession, and appropriated as military
contribution towards defraying The expenses Of
Inc war: excluding, however, all duties on TIE
transit OF goods from one department to another,
which duties, being prejudicial to revenue and
restrictive of the exchange OF Imports Tor exports,
were abolished by your order Of the 3lst Of March
lasl."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-26
by THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

n 1 ROOLtANIAA1 IN0AN'
being represented 10 the Executive that murder
has been committed in the county Of Lee, by Cla-
borne Anderson who has fled from justice and Is now
going at large Therefore, I, William Smith, Governor
Of Virginia. do hereby offer reward oftwo hundred
dollars to any person or persons who shall arrest the
said Claiborne Anderson and deliver him into the Jail
Of Lee county, and do moreover require the officers
of this Commonweali civil and military and request
the people generally TO their best eIrti0ns 10 pro-
cure the arrest of the said Anderson that he may be
brought TO justice.
Given under my hand as Governor, and under the
lesser seai Of the Commonwealth. NJ Richmond.
lskAL' this 18th day Of November, in The year 1881
WIN. SMITH.
Or No description of AHdersons person has been
furnished the Executive, but he is believed to be still
in Lee county, where lie is well known.
An., -ns
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-26


Ter at the Junction. Nov. l6-clm
TN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AT Rules held in the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
aud Chancery for Louisa county the 4ih day of Oc
lober, lS47:
Charles J. Thompson, Philip NJ Thompson, VIM. ~.
Thompson, George G. Thompson, Julia Thompson, lsa-
bella ]. Suy, by Philip NJ. Thompson, her next friend
and Trustee and Philip NJ. Thompson, Administrator
dc bons non, with the will annexed, Of his father,
Garland Thompson, deceased, Plaintiffs:
against
Richard Garland and Laura his wife, and Edmund
c. Goodwin, as security for Garaud Thompson, rs EK-
ecuor OF WIN. MITCHELL deceased and also security
for Charles Thompson. Executor of Garland Thomp
son deceased, and other Defendants.
The said defendants, Richard Garland and Laura his
wife, and Edmund C. Goodwin, not having entered
their appearance and given security, according TO law
and the rules Of this Court, and 1t appearing by a,s
factory evidence that they not inhabitants Of this
State on motion of the plaintiffs, by their counsel 1t is
ordered that the said defendants, Richard Garland and
Laura hi. wife and Edmund e. Goodwin, do appear at
the Clerks Office of Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chancery for Louisa county at the rules TO be ho
den for the said Court the first Monday in January
next, and answer the plaintiffs original amended and
supplemental bills; and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in newspaper published 10 the
city Of Richmond for months successfully and post
cd at the front door Of the Couhonse OF this county
on some Court day. A Copy. Teste.
Nov. la-ew2m JOHN HUNTER, C. e,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-26
FOR RENT

VERY DESIRABLE FARM, in the county Of
~ Powhatan, about one mile from James river, and
% miles from the city Of Richmond. II contains niue
hundred OF land seven hundred Of which are I'M
der cultivation There is the place profitable grls
mill; also, saw mill and threshng machine, worked
by power. This Farm is well furnished with to-
bacco and out-houses also, overseer's house, with
four comfortable rooms. There will be found seeded
ON the land $50 bushels Of good wheat.
Possession given the lat of January For further par
tcuars, address j. H. FlSNEY, Sublett's P. o Pow
hntan.
P.s.-This place would be suitable for New Eng
land farmer. oct. l2-cf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-26
MANSFIELD ACADEMY Y,

A MATHEMATICAL and Classical School by Alfred
"A G. A. Coleman, in the county of Amelia: inc
fifth session Of my school will commence The hrst Mon
day In January, lS4S and close the first OF August nc
conrse or instruction embraces thorough preparation
for College in Latin, Greek and Mathematics. Special
attention will he given the elementary branches OF
an English Education. The location is remarkably
healthy and easy of access, being distant SIX mics
from the Glover Hill Depot. ~,
TERns BOARD and Tuition, including Bedding ..IN;.
Washing and Lights, SOD, payable In advance. WISH
TO receive eight additional scholars. Early applications
are requested. Address the subscriber, Wilkinson
VILE ChrsierGeld County, Virginia. Nov. 2-cw6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-26
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

FIFTY DOLLARS REWAKD
Dan AWAY from the subscribers, on sunday, the
II 9Th August, Negro Man named GEORGE: Inc
ia slave IS about 81 years of age black about feet
ehes high weighs about $50 pounds, has good teeth
and round and likely face. He was purchased at T.;
H. Dickinson & Brothers Auction Room, on the 2si Of
March last from Messrs Mlner & Keen, OF fii.syiva-
mia Court house. He was purchased b. them-M, = \.
In Rockingham, N. c., and he will in all pronaoiliIy
make for thai place, he off last APRIL and was
,akeu up, on his way there, at Amelia
The peson tina, took him up that occasion shot him.
with small shot, on the legs and the shot marks are
very perceptibe the hind part, or the calves o. ms
ers We win give $50 for the apprehension ana aei,
vary Of s,id hoy to 4. II. Dickinson and Brother IN
Rrbmond Va IL taken up after this date, and, II Ia
ken previous 10 this date we win pay s25 for ms ae
livery here, and the expense Of Drinking him 10 'h'S
paw ''e KELLY, HUNDLEY 4 co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-26
FOR SALE RENT OR LEASE.

THAT valuable PLANTATION called Martins, the
property of the late Albert II. Goodwin, lying in
Dinwiddie, on Ilatcher's Run, about five miles from
the Court. house, and twelve from Petersburg, contain
ing about $500 acres, large portion of in woods Of
prime quality. Few such estates can be found In the
county, being well adapted 10 the growth OF corn,
wheat oats and tobacco. The lots in excellent
der. There is Dwelling house, with five rooms
Also, necessary out houses, wanting slight repairs.
Planters seeking investments seldom meet with such
an opportunity Of suiting themselves near market The
Terms will be liberal K. X. MEADE,
Executor of A. T. Goodwin, deceased.
Gsnt I7-eotf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-26
by THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA
"a DDncT htfh rInN

WHEREAS, a vacancy hath occurred in the General
w Assembly Of this State, by the resignation Of NJ
B. Nowlin, ESQ.,, Of the delegates elect for the
county of Campbell The Sheriff Of The said county is
therefore required to hold election on the second
Monday in December next, FOR delegate TO fill the va
cancy aforesaid.
Given under my hand as Governor, and under the
lesser seal Of the Commonwealth, al Rich-
sEAL1 mond this 18th day Of November, IN the year
l847 WM. SMITH
Nav
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-26

I'm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AT Rules held in the
Clerks Office OF the Superior Court Of Chancery for
the Richmond Circuit the 9Th day Of October, 1877:
John J. Taylor, fiaintn:
against So,
David Minge and Elvira his wife, John A. Heron,
Thomas Adams, and Joseph Knapp and Anne his wife,
and other Defendants.
The defendants above named not having entered their
appearance and given security, according TO the act OF
Assembly and the rules Of this Court and II appearing
by satisfactory evidence that they not inhabitants OF
this Commonwealth 1t 10 ordered, that the said defend
ants do appear AZ the rules to be held for the said Court
S ns hs nsns and that COW Of mi. ors.r he
forthwith inserted In newspaper published In the
elty of Richmond for two months excessively, and
posted at the front door of the Capitol in the said city.
A Copy-Teste,
Oct. Io-ew2m POWHATAN ROBERTS. elk.