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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-01

Il is bul Just 10 the Republican 10 copy lis re-
marks Of yesterday as follows, in reply TO what
we said Aiter acknowledging that It's article
"looked like a relort" 10 the article quoted from
the Wing (about the insaliaIe thirst OF The "orgl'
nals' for oitce) the Republican says;
81. SO happens, however, that our article was
written and in the composilor's hands, before The
Wing appeared with the above bill al the 'origi-
mails, but ii had been deferred by the press OF 9TH
er matter.
"The cap moreover, If intended for Us, does
moi fi..' will state explicitly, for the benefi Of
all curious friends, that we have never applied 10
General Taylor, or any other man Tor an Office
OF any kind; and have never desired one. For
this. we claim no particular merit. We like onr
present vocation better than any other: we Ike
Richmond; we love and venera!e Virginia; and
would rather liyc here Oh hoe-cake and hominy,
Than in Washington on milk and honey Ot all
The dogs lives in The world, deliver US from that
OF an oifce.holder or oiice-seeker. RuI il we
were aimed al in the above hit we can only say
tina, il will be time enough 10 warn The admins
ualion no, to give US office, when We ask them
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-01
VOLUME NLNI. NUMBER 9.

Provisional Government had been formed
by the people, the members of which have been
outlawa. Some Of the troops have fraternised
with the people,, and the revolutionary party
have received sympathy and assistance from
Lcipsic, Pirna, F'rciburg, and otEcr places.
Several large towns, incluiing Bauzen, Cor
liz, and Lcbau have acknowledged The Prov.
SIGNAL Government. Tie commander ot the
troops in Dresden is Colonel Rayenhuist, Minis
ter OF War.
AT Leipsic also disturbances had broken ou:,
but, alter short and sharp struggle between The
military and the pcpuace, they were suppressed.
Several Of The roeis were killed.
Accounts IRON Berlin, OF the Sih. STATE that an
instruction had broken cut al Brtsau On the
tin. On The 7h the troops and the people we're
hshtIns in The city. |, was also rumored that
an instruction had broken out al Cobeniz.
POSEN.
All accounts from the grand duchy Of Posen
agree in stating that The Prussian slice OF Poland
will in shon time become again the scene Of a
fierce contest. A lew more victories On The varl
OF the Magyar-Poish army in Hungary Proper,
or even The appearance oi a Maeysl-Polish cofTs
in GalicIa, and the Polish inhabi ants OF Possn,
ever active ever deeply attached 10 their father.
land will be again in arms.
MISCELLANEOUS. -The subject proposed this
year by the French Academy Tor the prize Of
poetry, was The death Of the Archbishop OF Pa
rls, and no fewer than ll9 pieces II verse were
sent in. To examine This great mass OF compo-
slton appeared 10 the academy 100 serious
matter, and for the first time during 1850 cenlu-
Tles II will have The prize Of poetry decided by
committee.
II is now known, that, when Sir Robert Wal
poles parliamentary supporters were invited t.
his ministerial dinner. each OF them iound
t5OO note under his ia pkin.
Al lie express desire Of The authorities OF Gal
way, last week, the soldiers OF The 9Th regiment Of
too, fired twenty round OF blank cartridges in The
square, Tor The purpose OF purifying the air, and
thus checking the spread OF cholera.
In several districts OF Portugal wine is nov
selling al the rate Of III per gallon, and even Al
that price purchasers are found Wi h difficulty.
An Arab ship, belonging o the lmaum Of Mus.
cal arrived a, The Cape Of Good Hope on the 26 h
Of February, on her way 10 England, whittier she
is conveying six horses, which arr 10 be prescn.
ted 10 the Queen.
All The furniture, biluulerie, &c, belonging 10
the Counrs OF Blessingion, Il Gore House, Lon
don is being sold, her ladyshp having lcit 10 re-
side in Paris
The John Bull and Morning POI, state that a
special license was obtained al Dociols' Com
mons, on Saturday, last, for The marriage oil Md
demoiselle Jenny Lind and Mr.. Harris; but OF
course no inference car thence be drawn as 10
The precise liEle when the ceremony may be per-
formed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-01

The Washington correspondent OF the New
York Globe speaks OF an alleged tefalca!ion IN
his civ ON the part of public officer, and says
il is nnow ascerained 10 be 1900, and that
tthe Government is not likely TO recover cen,
Of il" We doubt very much whether there IS q
deaca,ion OF single cent. But upon one
point we entertain no sor oil doubt, VIZ mat me
Government will not lose one cent oy the deiai-
cation. Ii is ridiculous, at all events, 10 use ms
case as "a cogenl reason why mere snouru DC a
general change OF discussing othcefs OF me 20,
SSeTnmen,.n Ills The sophism OF some miserable
aS;on.hur,sr r.lhar than the sound argument oil
al ;mparlial statesman.-t Cnoh.
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runncE OF FORGERY.

W. perform painful duty in announcing
The aires, on Saturday, of VIM. Woodward
Clerk OF the Select Council OF this CITY, ana 'e.
porter Tor the Beacon Oihce News Room oa
charge Of forging The name Of VIM ware % r,a ~
mole ior 300, which was endorsed ~ Jonn ". H \,
and discounted a, the Exchange BANK d va -
Wednesday last The alleged ioIg 81, wa -
covered before the money was pai' ous , :
Mr. Woodward vas arrested on w " pa,pe,
sued oy Charles Il Shield and y. ~ s.f,, on" ,be
E.ors, and after an nVsst'ea',o" , o
hlayo.. was comn'iied lol lie civ
oiofe NE 'os''" Norfolk Beacon.
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Correspondence Of lhc New York Express)
WAGES OF THE CHOLERA
IspEpgsprscE, Mo, May 18Th, Il

INDEPGNDENCE, NIU NIdy IoIH, Iof5
The Cn era here IS sweeping everything be-
lore il.
Lieutenant, Schenck, United States Navy, on
his way 10 San Francisco, from 81. Louis, 10
ioin the Navy, took sick ten o'clock last even
ing OF Cholera, and was corpse a, 7ne1t morn
Ing. lie has left a wife and child al The latter
city 10 lament his loss
Gloom reigns on every side. Business IS at
complete stand. All the Caitornians have
pretty much left in alright. The Cholera RACES
so extensively among some OF The immlgrains
parlies that they do not even stop TO bury their
dead Corpses are found, wrapped in their wind
inc sheets, lying along the road, IN heaps oil hvc
and six together The scene on every side Is
painful and horrible in Inc extreme,
Yours, in haste w. Il. ,.
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Tho mas g.. Bot to IN
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

nRacTlCES In the Superior and County Courts OF
/ Amelia, Powhatan and Holloway.
,itrrss-Amelia Court house, Virginia.
Nay ls-cst'
I,NES GARLAND AND WIN. NJ. CABELL
lave united III the practice Of Law anu WIN regu
II i.tlv attend the Circuit Superior and County
Cylr.. ii Amherst Appomattc1, Bedford, Campbell
"A. Nelson, and the town of Lynehburg.
aidress-Lynchburg, Virginia.
JAMES OAKLAND will continue, uiiirentiy, 10
At, &c IN The Court OF Appeals. OCT Ecu
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Correspondence OF the Baltimore SUM-
WASHINGTON, May %, lS49.
aORElGN APPOINTMENTS AND DIS

APPOINTMENTS.
Il is now preay we'll settled thai The Hon
WilliamC. Rives will be Minister 10 France,
and Abbot Lawrence Minister 10 England. MI.
Riyes is no doubt, well remembered IN France
and Mr.. Lawrence IS, by his ample private ioi-
tune well able 10 sustain our commercial me
rests in England These appointment, ia! dI<pose'
If comrse nI the claims II Robert Winthrop,
=. "a 11 n.n;s, yyshs,er in New England, as well
anu ,hos a If Mr. Joseph K. InsersolI, John Sar-
a. ,"V or Insiah Rainfall, OF Pennsylvania. Mr..
E."', 81 North Carolina, will probably 90
- snain and disappcrs James Watson Webb,
ubn viii be lei, in the same category with MS
o,her colleagues OF the press 10 Baltimore,
Philadelphia an New York, Mr.. Fuller, Of the
New York Mirror inc uded
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-01

The Editor Of III. National Wing, once upon
tune, when candidate for office having I taa
re- ectcd by the Senate, has sworn e'erna, nos .
,;I;,v 10 the Democratic party-thloks every ono
lie ,c,nated BY the same principle.
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sssals -
NOTICE

NUTICE
u,pC Annual Address before the Philanthropie SO
| c.ry If Hampden Sidney College, will be deliver
.ts,K K Howison. Esq, of Richmond, on Wednes-
Ii, lNh June, al IL O'Clock, \. Nj.
X. STOKES,
G. A. BASS, 7 omnitlee.
Z. o. FITZGERALD,)
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CONFERENCE.-The Paikersbure Gazette advu-
Gales the call of Convention for the amendment Of
the Constitution. II says that the Locos have whipped
us so thoroughly in Virginia, that, "for one, freely
confess degree of dependency, aud would fam
'buy the Ratchet Of party strife, make truce with
late adyersaries and unite with them In any feasible
project for the regeneration Of our time honorcd Com
monw ealth.- Richmond Republican
So far SO good-but the Republican oni!s q
portion of the picture which We supply. The
Parkersburg Gazette, leading Wing organ of
Western Virginia, says:
las our Loco friends have swept the State,
from centre TO circumference; as they have firm
" established themselves in all the 'citadels;'
strong holds' and Gibraltars' of the Old Domi.
MON, scarce leaving a foot-hold on which the
Wings may stay their rout and recover breath;
we presume the latter may as we'll como
down. with the best grace possible, and for a
time yield to the thrall that binds them. What
OF good may be effected by continuance Of
party wranglng2 How much benefit to Virginia
will be secured BY further attempts to wrest her
from those idols in politics TO which she so
fondly clingsi For one, we freely confess 10
some degree of dependency, and would :ain
bury tho Ratchet Of party strife make truce
with our late adversares, and unite with them
in any feasible project for the regeneration Of
our time honored Commonwealth.
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TO SLAVE OWNERS.

rWO gentlemen in LOUISIANA, Wishing TO rnIaTgt
;a,ir planting interest, would purchase for this pnr-
,n,,re gangs Of SLAVES, OF not less than forty or
a. d The number of one hundred and nifty. Large
~ owners " no may wish sell out, or 10 diminish
~ numbers by selling IN lot where they VIII be
~, .ether, can communicate with the advertiser by
,ttt.,ing, through the Post Office, al Richmond, Box
s ia, or John A. Parker Esq, Tappahannoek, Es.
- ,'ounty Va. where information can be obtained oil
i. .a,tirs and Of their views.
Vprefeued, contracts would be entered into thus
my and possession OF the slaves retained until oc-
-, N, May ll-ctf
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S7,o55, 7l2 % Sc .s56,4s9 p

csr;,a, Stock. s2919 800 90 s2,9s6,9l0 90
Notes 10 circulation, 2,i6h lol on 2,ai2aso %
Individual depns;tes, ! 1882 81 i,ioi ,zS4 -
Balance due 10 9th
er Banks, l0i,5lS 76
Surplus or reserved o.,o :,
fund, 29d,5oI :? -'oo'G =
Prof OF the nsti-
tuition Tor the last ,o.o., =,
quarter, 9o,4o' o4i o'oo'
In ransilu between
Parent Bank AMI "a, :,
Branches, - ~ -
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m, M a GOOD article 10 give me q ciil. !,
would particularly invite the attention OF p ,ns
Farming community to my stapi-- Tooth, spfing nra
iiv nown for many years past that commentn thenl
- Unnecessary; also HORSE POWERS 10 accompany
them either Geered or Chain Band: ,r,r,rr.,s
CORN SHELTERS from 50 10 S97. WHEAT ave
s rarious sizes STRAW CUTTERS, especially one
a, clio for the manufacturing and selling OF wh.en ~
Virginia. am equally Interested as the I'd
-, ard IN Ihe hest manner THREsHEhS re
haired with new sets OF Teeth and Il ,d VIZ,
entir. new Cylinders and Beds. 80 a. 70 DC "'a'e %
Persons ordering Machines Of me- BY lsef WIZ De a.
ws,I snnned and punetusliy attended 70 a. ~ t,ey
were to order in person.
Fab 6--cwH
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MISSED FlRE.-The Wing assumes thatlh
correspondent, OF the Baltimore Sum- VINO planes
III. late administration for doing nohlns To-
wards demanding indemnify Tor British outrases
ON our flag "in The suspicious lasitndes' is De'
moera.. The Wing is mistaken; he is Wing,
who a, The same time expects that the present az.
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THE sEyEN.HILLED CITY.

The following P. 6. in London letter TO the
PHILADELPHIA American presents birts-eye and
a very glowing view Of the probable and speedy
fate Of The once Mistress Of The World. Rome,
thus assailed from three different points by mos
dissimilar Antagonists, will oubess fall in her
struggle for liberty; but the conflict for The pos
session Of such rich treasure may lead to results
fatal 10 the peace OF Europe. Rome canno! fall,
under The present circumstances, without shaking
all Europe.
The cloud is thickening over the Eternal City.
In spite OF the recla nations VI The Assembly,
the French President is determined tia. the Ut
mos, aid tina. General Uudinoi can require 10
fulfill his mission in The restoration OF the pc,
France shall give; and, as reply 10 The address
OF the Roman Republic to the French army,
General Oudinol has published a procla maion-
pfolcssipg 10 regard those who resist him. on the
mari of Rome, as faction-chiehy OF foreign.
e-s-w which overawes and Expresses the peo-
pic He says be comes iot the liberation
~ the Romans, The establishment, OF iber-
". and the restoration OF Plus the Ninth.
The whole Ausrain force-disembarrassed Ct
Piedmont-is marching in from the north. under
Radelsky; and Naples, disencnmbered OF the ST.
Gillian war, b. the surrender Of Palermo and
fiish, oil the leaders, is pouring 10 her hosts tom
The south; while Oudino,, in lhe neighborhood
Of Rome awaits his reiutorcemenls. Escape OF
resistance appears alike impracicabei and all
Europe is nCw watching the Tesult-whethef Inc
Pride Of Chrislendom according to The threat oil
the Triumvirs be entered by The three
great powers as a mass OF smoking ruins.
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THE VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL
NJ 4 II II actOis

4. -tIll carried on IN all us
h,,ochr. at the OLD HsTkBLfsHEp
sr..o corner Of Main aud 18Th
~. tir.t door below the Union
ul,ri wnrr. ! would be pleased
~ ,rr the former patrons OF the
establishment, and all Others IN
want Of good AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS. As | shall al
WAYS keep a supply Of The best
Machines that can be produced ,
and warranted IN all cases TO
give satisfaction, !; win there
fore be 10 the interest Of those IN
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= O55. ~ % ST, $50, 459 %

F.RMgas' BANK oP VIRGINIA, Apri', lo49.
The undersigned, Directors Of the farWeis
Bank OF Virginia, certify that The foregoing SAFE
man,s have been examined, and are believed 10
ho eorrsct WN. Il. MACFARLAND,
JAMES DUNLOP,
JAS. Z. CRANE,
w. f. HAXALL,
S. McGRUDER.
STATE or V,RolsIA-Ciiy Of Richmond-to ra
John &. BLAIR. Cashier Of The Farmers Bank
al Virginia this day personally appeared before
me, Justice OF The Peace Of the city aforesaid,
and made oath, that he within statements, made
our from the books OF The Bank and from me
ouare,ly returns received from the Branches, are
correct 10 me best OF his knowledge and belief.
Given under my hand, This 23d day oil Ap'ii'
800 JAMES EVANS, J. 2.
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BRIDGE ACROSS JAMES RIVER.


We are gratihed to learn that the Directors OF
the Danvllle Railroad Company have made
satisfactory contract with Messrs. Stone. Harris
and Brnie OF Springfield, Massachusetts, TOR
the construction of the Railroad Bridge across
James River, inst above Mayo's Bridge. These
gentlemen are tavoraby known as having been
largely engaged in the North and East in bridge
building. This new Railroad Bridge is TO have
a wooden supersruc,ure covered in and timed
and supported upon fifteen stone piers \ Is 70
be finished in August, 1850. II has been lei upon
reasonable terms, and will cost about $6OO
|, was originally suggested to have no super
struc,ure-bu, lay The naked rails from pier 10
Disappearing groesque and dangerous ap-
pslYuHce,
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There about dozen members elect Of the next
Congress, and some ex members still Ia the cltysome
on business aud others waiting for diplomatic and
other appointments. Mr.. Baucw, of Tennessee, Mr..
Marsh, OF Vermont, aud Mr.. Pendeton, of Virginia,
Will, 1t il supposed. have diplomatic appointments
Dr. Mallory of Norfolk. Is prominent candidate for
diplomatic post.
Il the general opinion that the London mission will
be offered to Mr. Abbott Lawrence, and the mission to
France TO Mr. VIM. e. Rives.
These appointments 10 be made about the lirst
of June and therefore deep interest begins 10 be felt
in them by the parties concerned.
The above is from Inc Charleston CourieI's
Washington correspondent. Ii his speculations
are true, they are iair commentary upon the
professions OF the peoples candidate" Messfs.
Pendelon and Mallory have been ingloriousiy
repudialed by The popular wiil'-yet they are
candidates for, and probably will be REGARDED for
their .Sorss by snug foreign appointments.
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wIl,I.JAM AND MARY COLLEGE.

THE Visitors and Governors OF william ana Mary
r.,,sr, yin meet il, their Convocation Room on
.s3ay, the lath Of June, i lake into consideration
l,;, Of deep interest TO the Institution. fnnctua
!, enhance is not only expected, hut required
v,sa r,v1r JOHN TYLER, Rector.
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SAXONY.


On the 4th there were reports at Berlin CT gu
outbreak al Dresden, and OF o sanguinary coils
ion between the troops AMI the people The a'les
Of course aided by the national suard,) whlc1
are confirmed BY the arrival oil desPalches, auo
aopulace, hearing that the King had reiusea 20
accept the German constitution, attacked ,I ns
nalace and arsenal; that the troops were called
out and fired; tina, the commune! guard, 10 lieu
of assisting the military, hesita.ed-were' e'neI
purposey or accidentally nreu apo" M, b,rr
o.aes we're thrown up; and that the King, ar
rested for awhile, Quilted Dresden and retired to
Eonigstein. ;,o;,,:,,
ss,eraI days. and at The last adyices, 9th inst,
ha',;i;,;.s still ragged The royal troops had been
rsialoreed and had gained some advantages, but
there was no immediate prospect. Of the te-tnina.
,; lion Of bloodshed. The city had been lombard
ed.
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RICH NJ 0 ND, VA.
Thursday Morning, May 81. ls49.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


The Senate is doing nothing, and is waiting
for The Code from The other House. Being al
leisure, some of our friends in the Senate have
time to feel lew qualms about the Cholera
We are satisfied that in the language Of the
Committees ''here is no cause for alarm"
and We trust that all trace OF excitement on
this subject will vanish before the lieh, Of truth
and experience.
In the House, as we expected, the Report Of
the Committee of Ten (given in full in the pro-
ceedings) caused general subsistence of The
"panc' of the night before All serious de-
sign Of adjourning 10 the "Fauquier Springs"
or the "sweet Springs" (these two appropriate
places were discussed the night before, with the
chances in favor of the formerly or any where
else, seemed to be abandoned-and the House
went TO work in earnest upon the Code. lis
progress land it was very slow, we regret to
saw will be seen in the detailed proceedings.
The most important measure acted on in the
Committee of the Whole House was to con6ne
the elections in all cases to one day. Now we
confess that if any definite period is to be fixed
upon, we should prefer the three days, with all
Iheir suspense. 1t would consult fairness, for it
would allow every vote to be poled. Under
the ons day system, great many voters may be
prevented BY rains, high waters, "or some
other cause" from giving their voices. We
greatly prefer the section in the Revision. For
the other points made and decided 10 the House
or in the Committee afterwards 10 be acted on
by the House,) we refer TO The proceedings
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VMGINlA-In Gooehand County Court, 2isi May,

\ n.aNlh-ln Goochland County Court, 2lsi May,
p.. we Motion of Richard A. Taylor and Jesse c.
~ ns, rgatees Of Sally D. Shelton deceased, Order
sd' all persons who may have claims against the
\, % Of the said Sally D. Shelton, deceased do exit
as same 10 Thomas Curd, Executor Of the said Sal
.oi, deceased, for settlement, On or before TIE
h., NV, DAY OF August next il appearing To the Court
IMAM Two years have elapsed since the quail
Co., Of IN. sand EIecntor-and that copy OF this
:. - 1e forthwith inserted In some ne spaper publish
i IN we CITY q Richmond for eight weeks successive
o, posted al tho door Of the Cour, house of this
"y on Two several Court days.
N,,o, Copy-Teste,
%9-e~sws MAR. w. MILLER, elk.
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! iiarsrave and Sarah his wife, and other

The defendants above named not having entered heiI
pfeaanee ami given ecurity, according to the act OF
Assembly and the rules Of This Court, ana appearing
y satisfactory evidence that they are not inhabitants OF
this Commonwealth il Is Ordered, That the said de-
lnan, do appear at the rules be held for the saa
eocr; on The frs, Monday in June neI!, and answer
~ Sll .! the Plaintiff and that copy OF inns nraei DC
forthwith inherited IN some newspaper published IN the
~ q Richmond for two months successfully, ana
.lcd ai,hs front door c the State Courthouse, IN the
,aid city a Copy-Teste
April ii-rw2m ROBERTS, Clerk.
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Comparative STATE OF The FARMERS BAsS q
ylRorsIA, ncludng the BRANCHES on me ~
Anil Isds and Ist pfil lSiY
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Evil tpppt aIl oluer Defendants
ne defendant above named not having entered HE
a'anee aud gwen security, according 20 The act OF
ehoy ana The rules Of this Court, and II appearing
satisfactory evidence that he as not an inhahitan OF
- commonwealth, II il Ordered, That the said de-
Huaht DO appear n The rules To be held for the said
,. " on The hrsl Monday in June next, and answer
ohi 81 The plaintiff and that copy of this order he
'"in inserted IN some newspaper published IN the
= "' Richmond for two months successfully, and
al The front door cf the State Cour, house. IN The
"Ny hCo9y-Tes.t,
avn il-cwam ROBERTS Clerk
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H. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AT Rules held IN the
Jerks ono. Of the Superior Court Of Chancery Tor
"s Richmond Crcnit, The 7th day Of April, lsas:
taarlrs West, Plaintiff;
against
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n Observation-Disclosures At Rules held III the
c's,s's Once ofthe Superior coGn q rhancery for
j. ,lichin,nd Circli, tie 7th day II April, l5i9
Matthew Terrell Administrator Of Elizabeth rettill,
deceased, flaintih:
against
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* CONCENTRATIONS. All Rules held In the
clerks Office of the Superior Court OF Chancery Tor
ne Richmond Circuit, the 9Th day Of May, ls4s:
y 80 ~, : uosbv Plaintiff: