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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-08-02
THE BEST AND G0lEAPlxr
Horn Medicine in The World.

Sloan's Ointment AND Condition Pordey.
Have earned great name.
ENOR purity, miIdncss, safety, certain.
- ~, mud ,horoughncss, Sloan's Oint.
ncnt excels. aud is rapidly superscdinr I'll
other O'ntmcnis aud Liniments Tor the
cure of the following diseases:
Fresh Wounds, Calls III all kinds, Spyains.
Bruises, Cracked Heels, RinQbone, Wind.
Calls. Poll Evil, Callus, Spavin-, Swee.
ny, F,s,ala, Strains, Lame ness, Sand
Cracks, foundered Feet, Scratch
O., or Grcus., Mango and
Horn Ds,emper.
The Powder will remove all io0smm.
tioa mud fever, purify the blond, laeen The
skin, cleanse the water. md strengthen ev-
erv part Of the lrxiy, and has proved sove.
reign remedv for the following diseases;
Dis,empcr. ilide-b"nnd. Loss of Appetite.
Inward Strains, yellow Water, Ioaam.
nation IL tho Ewes, Fatigue from
Hard eXefcise; also
Kheuma,isu,
(common'v called Stiff CampIsint,) which
proves fatal u many valuable horses in lhie
country.
!, is ulso safc snd certain remedv for
Coughs and Colds, which generate SO ma
ny fatal diseases.
Grand Depot, 40 Lake st.. Chicago ri.
W. B. SLOAN,
And sold ia nearly every town 10 N
the Western States.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-08-02

HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION IN iowA.-Thc
oct passed by the Legislature Of Iowa, last
winter, exempling homestead from forced
snle, takes effect from and after the 9th oi
July, lsl9, and is consequently now the
law of the land.
The amount of real estate cyemptcd
from sale by execution is forty acres, with
tho dwelling house thereon, or one quarter
of mn ncre with house thereon, il situated
in in any town, city or village. provided
the value shall not exceed $500. Me-
Aanics' lieus are Mt affected by this law,
nor are mortgages.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-08-02

AND WARRANTs.-COnstant-
A ~ on hand and for sale for Cash or on
time, BY COOK e. SARGENT.
November Cd. 1913
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-08-02

n. u. suroRp.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-08-02

INDUSTRIOUS LUyATIc.--There is coniin-
ed in the Commercial Hospital, Cincinnati,
Ohio, crazy cabine, maker, who is per-
United TO follow his business, there having
been placed in his sleeping apartment all
the necessary tools pertaining to his trade.
The beautiful work which he Inn nuincinrcs
excites tho admiration OF all. and not Que
article is allowed 10 leave his little shop
without having secret apartment, which
he ingcnouslv con,rives. lie takes n
great pleasure in explaining to visitors the
method of manufacturing various articles.
but not without first asccriaining from the
steward whether or not said visitors arc
thieves, which information he inquiries tor
in loud tone. rs he does not wish to ex.
hibii TO n suspicious class of men the secret
apartments. He is remarkably industrious
and never permits his door To remain open.
unless the steward is III his company. At
ter all IN the insane department, in which
he is an occupant, have retired for the
night, he ventures out and walks several
times the entire length OF the hall; should
he hear the least noise, he starts nj iulI
speed fr his room, and will not venture
On again on that night, as be thinks the
house Is full 81 witches and after him. He
has been known 10 walk all night, when
not disturbed nv any sound. lie appears
In he about fnrtv years OF age, of very alta
BILE manners, and cnnverses with no one
unless accompanied BY the steward, To
whom he appears very much attached.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-08-02

Cannot be said In fsvor OF Slosnss Hov,e Md.
ie'"es. Our neighbour, friends and aeqssinsss.
ces who have used them, testify their appreciates
IN no ordinary terms and recommed them with
confidence. Cures, almost mirsculoas hsvs been
effected by this mediclas. every disease which
the horse Is heis to- 10 eured, permanently. By
the use Of SseGM's Medicines. TkY THEM
- test Tor yosseelf their efficacy.
NJ Ovgsn, JMsy 81, 1870.
WfDe SrxsAp CrLEpsrrv.- sS2osnss CshMss.s
Attention 10 dlreeisd 10 Sloas's notices in thiv
wids-epsssd celebrity end Assssvs Trial.
CMss Bsy .1drsesis, W., .Apva3e, lolOL
Jsse 7iss, 1870.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-08-02

LEMON SYRUP.
7 the gallon. pint OF bossis for ssIs lo~
- II the Drug Store Of A SAnpeas.
July 9Th, i849.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-08-02

Uo~NsEND's SARsAPARiLLA. genuine. CIR
- sale n, one dollar per bottle, or sir bottles
for fire dollars, at the Drug Store OF
A. SANDERS.
Davenport, June 28th.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-22
terms of the Enquirer.

w.. Enoutrsr is published DAILY uor the city,
S.rMl WEEKLY (for the country.) For the DAILY
"a dollars pc annum, and nj the rate OF eight
aS en- for shorter period than one year. For
Weekly, tive dollars per annun, and Ihiee
i ;or ak m on,hs pay able in advanced paid ~
oIremit,ed BY mail, post paid OF SIX pollals
ii,nnum nj the end ofthe year
r TERMS OF ADVERTISING
raE DAILY ENQUIRER-For one square Oh
unss. or less first insertion, nifty cents, anu
80" .,reeed,ne insertion twenty-five cents-ii IN
Ia once a week, twice a wee., u '''00 '"'''
'st,vA'rHE SEMl-WEEKLf-one square OF sixteen
- tess frs, insertion, 70 cents; LOT eaeh'"h'inu-
nee 20 cents. ...ha,,sd ftty dollars for thin
mas. ana in that proportion 'Hr aaselsen eii
+ 'nes' isns,h-eIeept Lottery Vendors and auc-
ethMs, 80 charged one hundred dollars (paper
!, uded .,,,,c.mn.,h he accompanied with
I,,,r. nav OF satisfactory references, 10 insure
,lernsi N a..,,y h. r.mit,-d psr mail.
~ INA available Bank notes, al the RISK oil the
g. -. ,ostoye Of all letters b:sg paid by the nrs-
~, hostage Of single letter is scarcely oil any
-, n lie writer: IL is the accumulation oil post
. !, an extensive business, wmch operates as
,,ous tax upon inr Ed,torsl
- All Obituaries md Marriages from the country,
~nsver the party's hand-wrtingi 10 unknown al TINS
st nu.t be authenticate by the endorsation OF the
g.,master In the nelghbornood or they WIZ IN no case
:. .nhltshed Every measure ,that has been taken 70
esen, mpositons and quiz proved here'on 10
trailing. We must, therefore Cuso
IN Inc communcationbeingc ertlhed by the hame VI
.pos,master ,,nrittea on the back Of thsIeuer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-22
VOLUME Nl.Yi. NUMBER l..

"Ill The organ OF tho Secretary deny these
iactsf vii il deny that our citizens may sell
sh,ps 10 other natt0ns as well as corn and pro.
Visionsf Are not ship-timber, cordage sails,
AND even ships, sr.icles 81 commerce and
Trade, aud may they not be sold even TO heiger
eht nations. as vel! as -four and provisions =
ana may they not even load vessel: in our ports
WIN guns, powder and ball, anI ever other
ARTICLES contrsDand Of war, aud - with them
W Tue ports oil any nation carrying 90 war with
anolhet nation, and there sell thenis And may
hot oeiilgereht nations come iBto our ports snd
purchase 81 our citizens cont. nbind articles
WITHOUT Involving the neur1li. cf our Co
fefnmenE According TO The laws OF nations,
our e'''As"' may e'un ~ 81 thia without in
'oiVih5 Inc neutrality Of the Government, but
~ uoing H. II they 80 abroad, they expose
themselves 70 lhe peril Of capture aud conhsca
ZION ny Inc nation al war with The nation wilt
Whom The inlerdlcted commerce is carried Oh.
Ano Will the lntellIge0cer or the Secretary deny
these Wcll-snown principles Of national law
We think not.
Ihe act 6i Congress upon which Mr.. Clayton
luslihes his understandable inierpo.ioa in ms
case, does net ,ntstere ,oti The commerce 6etresB
oa'1ens % Mts country and 6cLtseTsHt nations.
eren ~ articles sonrdband If psr. They may
sell Them guns, ammunition coftaea sails, ship
timber, ard provisions, al! Of which in general
or under particular circumstances, are contra
band articles. They may ii. or vessels viii
careors o! these articles and carry them 10 beIii.
seient nations, il they will run III risk Of capture
and conhscaton And may they Eot sell siiys
really 6nliR Gould not The owners Of he Unllrd
States steamer have sai!eI her 70 Bremen ami
then sold her TO the German government IN
doubedly. But they happened 10 sell her here,
10 one OF our own ports, and our government Of
Tered The facilities OF converting her into an
armed vessel. Ye even then rom anything
which has yet appeared. she did not come within
Inc pufview OF The lllh section. She was not
MANNED a. vessel Of war. She was going 10
Germany TO be manned with German sailors.
To say The least, Mr.. Secretary Clayton bas
committed great bluuder in lh> matter. And
IN doing II. III mus have been influenced ty lNo
motives He must have desired either 10 ieilec
upon The last Administration, Or 10 manifest u
the world lha. this Administration had No sym
palhies win the Republicans u Europe ami
would take moderate, G9u.si paiips course % |
the side OF Great Britain aud Russia We deem
The matter Of 10 consequence, farther than 70
show the quo ammo which influences The prescn,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-22
uslyrRslTY OF VI, June itlh 1919

10 The Editors u Tie Enquirer.
Al meeting Of The students. bel. IL hr 10
lunda ON The 81 instant w ARCHER presiting
The following resolutions were adopted:
Resolved, |. That IN discharge OF Tie deb. d
gratitude, which The students Of The University u
Virginia owe 10 Thomas Jefferson, it, iounder
they should cree; some testimonial Of their re-
spcct Tor his memory and their appreciation II Iht
benefits which they have terlvel lrum his !abo:s
2. That he publication AMI sale Of The pIodnc
tons Of those minds, which arr improved anc
perfected BY means VI he iacillrS AFFORDED al hi.
institution, through his ins,TumehtaliIy, is The
nobesi and most eIpeiient method Of ettrctne
his Object.
4 That monthly periodical called lhr "Jeter
san Monument Masazine shout tr pubsnri
ID laisr lund lof Tins purpose.
That il should bt edited by ? commitIre .
lou: nrmbefs. one recird ~ each u The Lurla
~ Societies OF the uIifefs,'y, ani one by the t.
dy oi The students who are noI connected vii
either.
s. That The Chairman II ihr faculty. should II
requested 10 take charge =. ani sup-fintrGd III,
investment .! Tie funds, anil III requisite
amount shall have been culirciet.
J. w. ARCHER. Chan
IL Roy Jr SpL'y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-22

IN CHANCERY.-viRsIsiA:- AT Rules held in iba
l Clerks Office OF the Superior Court OF Chancerv to,
the Richmond Circuit, the fourth day of June 1919:
James 8eale Plaintiff:
against
Benjamin Coleman aud other Defendants.
The defendant above named not having entered his
appearance and given security, according the of
Assembly and the rules OF this Court and appearing
by satisfactory evidence thai he il an nhabanl OF
this Commonwealth, it ~ Ordered That the said de-
ienoani do appear at the rules be held for the said
Court on the first Monday In September next, and an
.wer the bill of the panu and that copy of this or
Der DO forthwith inserted In spaper published
IN the city OF Richmond, for two months SUCCESSFULLY
and posted al the front door of the Stale Court house
IN The said city A Copy-Teste,
'unss-cw9m P ROBERTS, Clerk.
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Arrival OF The america
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE

mgfniug >ss - Ill, -" -
instant sa rs,..,,s, 49,, - ~ -
ler intelligence t...1. Ill $50, '"' -
Affairs IN fbr f,,,.i5 1T
ponant ch.ogr 6onsh sysns 49, 49, t loa' ~ ~.
iew noF lrli;iug = -
Il PROCEEDINGS 40 pnpt,,,.pn.n
! Nh Gisrst NJ payrue.,.. man ~, -.
| WON'T hrirp t.,,s.r,. mic, -. -" ~
syrp.s N C,n.ds I,,t D. !, '' ,.,''s 'ae ~
49,. :. -. ,,,,..- ,,..,.It-si. pcs"
prejudice he pesent pu.ii:;u =, ~, :. uu"s 70
| Loses Biii
Thr coT icc Of The Il ,aeli-an governments N
reieieGce ~ he expedition 10 searca Tor Sir Jct,
FranRiin, Tie missing ndsIsatoT has been aI,uded
/ 10 IN Parliament ~ vrl5 laueTlng terms
i FRANCE. The i0rIHati.u O! ne new Cahi
net has been I'll, cie! ~ j ,oaI,i,an h.t,ysar
| Odilion Barrnl and Du.auy,c Tn, ucw mini.
try is the sa me IS the ID escea! Nh. pu;a,yra
| who takes me DtPdiaeL. OF he M!aists; !; Il !.
/ Interior, NJ De To queyi!e hat a Foreisn Ar
lars, aid NJ l.a4aeGras ihe. q Corr etce
Much supise Wa e2r;te.b III ,fe di.m,.,ion n
Maisha Hn2,aud fcH, 10. l,,l n lhc oew Cati.
he'll Tie Paris papers generally express lhe,r
,il,aypfUga! II h .ata,lolisc and pscd,c, II.
failure. I'll, Rel Republicans ale particularly
vIo En-, IL delourcirg H. new Ministry.
The Message ~ lfe freSieh, II lie French
| Republic IL The Legislative asset..b.: IS publish
&c 10 the Pans papers oi TUESDAY. Il i com
posed upon the American ami not the Europeah
mode, nllin2 tou. columns Of The European Tunes
Alter reviewing the jmpor,an, pven,s .h,cb
have taken place in Earops during Inc mas, wear
The Message gees on as elbows:
"A, Rome revolution was effected which
cfeatet great emotions in IT. Caholic ana liberal
world. In tact ior lwn wears &e wcrc accustomed
10 behold il The Hoy sea pontlt who took tG-
initiative in every useful reform, and whoss uame
end Of ItaIy 10 he o,hgr. II wa. SYMBOL OF Ii.
berry, euerdoa Of 4 hopes, whea suddenly We
learn wnh as,ou,shm,nr ,hat m. Sovrreion wbn
was l,,lv ,be i.c !; H. r.,r,I,, hsd ~, cn,,
PEELED IL Nv secretly NON lis Capi.al. rh., ne
ac,s 81 aggression which can,n.IcJ Pin. H. op;t
Rom. annearsd i, ne sy.s of Eutone n H. vol.
Of conspiracy rather han he movement Of me
people, who could not have passed m an instant
from most i've enthusiasm 10 ,hr bssssr insrstture
The Ca holics sen, Ambassadors 10 c aeia 10 occu.
% themselves with the grave interests 9TH Para.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-22
R. RICHMOND "a, FRIDAY MORNING JUNE 22 1919

| pistol three or four times before he was shot.
That par of the jury's verdict that refers 10 his
leading OIL mob is rathet extraordinary. under
the circumstances
The Sheriff had large posse in readiness 10
act at moments warning, in the event of any
further demonstration OF rolous nature The
Mayor, too, had the whole Of The city police in
reserve. 10 aid The Sheriff, il required The
house Of the Moyamensiag Hose was IN pos.
session of The Sheriff and that officer furnished
posse for The protection Of The pr.perty oil
the Franklin
Warrants have been ISSUED Tor the anu,rhen
Sion oil the Two persons implicated in rha death
Of ellis.
The Ledger gives lhr following in addition !.
William Janinclit Iece,vs /, ssf,ou. c,i "a
The head by IA brickcat lis braihes tece,yei a
bali III his leg
A lsd named Jackson Was stabbed IL the leg
Patrick Duffy, one 81 The Moyamensibq police,
was struck ON the cheek win cab Iuine he
riot, inficiDe severe wound
But two arrests took place, a. far a. We could
learn. One was R McVey-he IS said 10 he a
city lamp-ighter. The other person arrested
was man named Green.
Yesterday morning Sheriff Lear male com
plant TO Judge Parsons against lhP Maycf II the
city, The Commissioners VI Southwark, and Tie
Commissioners OF Moya mensiDg, Tor no furnish
ing The requisite police force winch he called ior
on Sunday 10 suppress the riot. II ia sand they
should have obeycd The Sheriff Tho cases were
not disposed OIL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-22

FL hs EnYu,ref
Before the consecration OF Hollywood &c.
metery takes place, on MONDAY next the atien
ton Of the public is solicited to the impro-
priety Of permitting the intormsnt Of the dead
near that portion ii the groun where The wa
ter pipes are placed. What though The pipes
are Of rOn7 The very idea Of drinking water
that has been carried through such loalhcsome
soil as that must inevitably bacoms is disgusting;
and add 10 his objection The painful necessity
Of disturbing the tombs should those pipes re
quire 10 be repaired or changed BY having a
wide line of separation drawn and legaily es-
tablshed between the line Of pipes aud the
ground each side designated ior graves The
evil may be remedied and il should be done at
once, before tho conservation Of the spot and
the subsequent sale Of The sections that have
been laid off, aud il Is earnestly ,,ped and petit.
toned that the city aud proper authorities will
attend 10 this matter, and prevent an grange
ment 80 excessively repusnanl 10 the feelings
OF many Of their fellow citizsns. al whose
urgent requcs. this notice Is written.
MANY CITIZENS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-22
GENERAL. OROERS-iS0. 3i.l
WAR DEP Ar tMENT, J
ADJUTAHT GLSERAL's OFFICE


The !oom,ns orders OF me President ot the
United States and Secretary Of War, comman.
cate 10 the army he death Of lhe la.e es-Pfesl-
dent, James K. Polk
The President, with deep regret, announces 70
the American people The death Of JAMES X. POLK,
late President OF the United States, which occu-
red al Nashville on the 18th instant
A nation is ufl"ny called upon 10 mourn the
!sS OF onr, the recollection OF whose long servi-
in il. councils will DC forever preserved Gil the
tablets 0! history.
As mark Of respect 10 the memory OF CHI.
zen who has been distinguished BY the highes! ho-
nors which his counIry cUn.d besow, il is order
ed that the Executive Mansion and the severa
departments a, Washington br Immediately pac-
ed 10 mourning, and all business be suspended
during Tomorrow.
II is further ordered that the War and Navy
Departments cause suitable military ana nava
honors 10 be paid, on This occasion, 10 he memo
~ ol The llusTious dead.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-22
From he Washington Union June 20
The LATE EX-pRESlDENT POLK.

Il will be perceived BY he orders which We
publish below. that The public offices were closed
and pu! IN mounting yesterday, and all pub
lie business will be suspended lhis day by tirec.
ton OF the President, as testimonial ol he ma
tons grief al the departure Vi The lamenled
statesman and patriot whose death we announ-
cei 10 our paper 0! Yesterday
The occasion would be appropriate ior r.
view OF the lie OF the llIuslfious deceased anu
The many great and brilliant events which mark
ed his administration as an epoch Ia his coun.
uy's history; Tut we reserve the ask Tor the pen
0! gu! worthy senior, who gu account or his iorg
aud Gevoled persona. friendship Tor The late ex
President, warmly reciprocaled By thr auer, viii
CONT be melancholy but congenial duty
Having been absent thus Tar during the month
delayed some days in his return by slight ,nd's-
posisio"R n"ppi : =:su>e Ger i-a'tIs
Tia ii: vii again be = hts pos, 81 duty tu-mnt-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-22
Look Here.

DAN AWAY was stolen, from the subscriber,
II living in Green county, on the 2sih September last
hts Negro Boy, named DANIEL. Said boy Is about y
wears old; OF yellow, copper complexion; low and
small; his right fore finger cut of a, The second joint
and the finger next adjoining very much crippled; he
also has ihreecornered scar on his forehead. VIII
owe the above reward for the apprehension and secu-
N.Y. so that get him again, Of said boy, II taken IN
free Stae 800 il taken out Of the State Of Virginia,
~ s,,Ia NJ Virginia JAMES POWELL.
s,anardsville, Va May Is, l649-c~6@'
az The Baltimore sun will copy once week for ak
weeks and send account 10 the advertiser at stan
atdsyille Greene county, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-22

IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AT Rules held IN Tue
Clerks office of the Superior Court Of Chancery for
the Richmond Circuit, the 9Th day Of June, ls49:
Schureman Halsled and Francis Godine, executors OF
Nicholas Schureman, deceased, Plaintiffs:
against
William Brodie, Benjamin W McCready, William o
Connor administrator Of Dennis Doyle, deceased, and
other Defendants.
The defendants above-named not having entered
their appearance and given security, according 10 the
OF Assembly and the rules of this Court and 1t ap-
searnc by satisfactory evidence thatthe nha-
hsnts Of this Commonwealth: IL is ordered, that the
said defendants do appear al the rules To DO held for
the said Court on the first Monday IN September next
and answer the bill of the plaintiffs; and that copy
Of this order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published The city Of Richmond for TWO months sue
cessvely and posted the front door OF the stale
Courthouse, In the said city. A Copy. Ieste,
June l5-cw2m p. ROBERTS. CLERK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-22

IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Rules held in the
Clerks once of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chancery for Mddlesex county, on Saturday the
9Th day Of June, 1899:
George II Hundsy, John Hundiey, and Joseph
GrifH,h' infant, by William Watts, his guardian and
next friend riaintiHs
against
Rob.r, n Trice administrator al Yihel Parry de-
ceased; William Brooke and Eliza mis- wife, Elijah
Hundley and Lucy w his wife, a!harine Dyke, VIM
A Dyke Susan Dyke, Philip r Hodges and Mary L
Hodges, infant child Of Mary Hodges, and WIN l.
C,r,wood ana I.arkn Hnniiey, Defendants.
The defendants, WIN Brooke and Eliza his wife,
Elijah Hundley and Lucy his wife. Catharine Dyke,
Wn A Dyke, and Susan Dyke, not having entered
t. appearance and given security, according to the
act Of Assembly and the rules of this Court, and II ap
pearng by satisfactory evidence that they not lnha
b,ants OF this country is Ordered, That The said de
endans do appear here at the rules to De holden io
the said Court on the first Monday In September next
10 answer the bill OF the plaintiffs; and that copy Of
this order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub
i,hed in the city OF Richmond for TWO months sue
cessively, and posted Al the 'front.' door OF the Court
house Of this county. Copy-Teste,
June l5-cw2m TBOS HEHWOOD, u T..
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TO THE WOOL GROWERS OF VlR-

( REGRET exceedingly that am constrained to
| make this public advertisement, TO wu:-that my
s.ie porothea Wade, len her home. near The Seven
P,ss - about seven miles Fast Of Richmond, on the
I'M instant without any kind Of provocaton; and, IN
isf defence do now forewarn any person or persons
rnm harborng my aforesaid wife, Dorothea, or trusting
her on my account, a. will not be responsible for any
her transactions. LITTLEBERRY WADE.
Henrico county, June 22-cll<
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rRElsURY DEPARTMENT, Jane ~ lsi9.
Ia pursuance OF me President order OF !nis
,iay, The Treasury Department will be imuedi.
aely placed in mourning. and all bushes VIII
be suspended during tomorrow.
w. Nj MEREDITH.
Secretary Of the Treasury.