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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-02
VALUABLE TAVERN HOUSE AND LOT FOR
/ MADISON

compliance wi.h decree the Ccu, Superior Gori ~ lw
aul CIan,rry for tlispn "aucc the lhdiy al
MAY. I.D therein pending, la which Alexander Il Greens
plaintiff rock aud others Defendants sal.
Trusre.n Deed of Trust executed bs ASaen Brock aud VII. 10
Trustee tile benefit lccl Cave guardian OF Harriet
lnes. Others. dated tl aGh as OF June. l> ani oi
CLERKS Ocrn the County Court al Madison county
HIGHEST bidder. the i TIL sSDAi tthr 2ith
that tlnal,cry day the Court House door
Madison count That valuable Tavern House and Lot owned by the
said Brock Madison House. The said property viii be- sold
lninwih. One third o tie purchase VII
required pail down AMI the residue three equal annual
the Iiy anu iiIr
- bo Si security i"r the payment OF the deferred
inan-nts legal retained further security
Tn, tr properly believed b. onlblc. The
bun this lol good Condition. The Tavern House has
Stables accommodate hundred horses: Car
i.r god Kitchen and Other buildings Persons wishing
purchase will please ic premises before the day o sale,
which them by Mr. Brock the present, occupant
rom torlon,vllc the with the New M
kct S;.rryGc icAtm Road about benz constructed. wirl
viii pass the vla-. Madison AMI Immediately front
this Tavern House, besides. other Improvements contemplate
rou. the village c ,ons before consider
abl, i,avc must pass by Madison Court House.
.Iunc 3cGw WILLIAM l" EAkIi, Trustee.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
T7yIIE sell that valuable nni hauiu
estate yne ahont fourteen miles below E''l
,nap. called AMI known MALVERN HILLS continuing hl',
wil Lr Improvements thereon dii'
alaiia IN Green sand anil shell mari Tie terms vii be ni ~.
con,o irinc will be- made known by application - william
IT. mcfarland Esd "f Richmond or the undersigned SinGt
King Queen county Virginia. J y Ii.r nii..
Reference may ao be hal TO John W. Gregory E" "'"
Ttspp. JJ-rN>
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TlIOS. VI. BONDVRANT. ,,,,.,.,
juno 29-clw GEO. H. MATTHEW'S S
, SIXTEEN HORSE ENGINE, BLACKSMITH.

ITlII he sold SATURDAY, the 9th day Of July. Fiuncy
w old r"na Arsenal. Chesterfield county. u
Horse Ensnc. Fore i..oas an wlrcls. sets ~ smith fools
cUhs. .kst,c Tie Iiuc i+calnh =" diving two pair ui saw
Germs accommodating lay sale T.,
order III SUSAN " BARR
lime 2l-cit' ExrcuuiS 81 ]. Barr. deed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-02
NEW COACH FACTORY,

NEW COACH FACTORY.
FTNE undersigned hayin: formed Gorarncrshp -E ~
Il under the lim Of o w. LINDSEY co. viii
conduct the COACII.MakING BUSINESS all lis ENSt3
branches. --a&-
They erected and commoous Factory Nam
the line of the Railroad and prepared promptly
all work their line The members OF the firm practical aud
experienced workme having employed
establishments Newark, New York AMI Philadelphia
ant
generally. their establishment. iccln. confident that they
pete with the Northern factories point durability a
q. W LINDSEY. Smith.
Il SNYDER. Body Maker.
e. LUDNAM Carriage Maker.
d. : ROOT. Painter.
d. H. TERRELL. Trimmer
L. Ii. DRANSON, Drd.isiEii
n- Repairing promptly executed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-02
VALUABLE LAND IN HENKIco COUNTY FOR

VALUABLE LAND IN HENRIC0 COUNTY Fois
SALE PRIVATELY.
WE authorized sell very valuable lrac o. LAM ~
w County OF I.nrico about miles above the Ciy o. c'
rond on The Mountain road about mile from ""seon
,nt,n I'm. and twenty The properly u
GOOD cuiyoo and well woole AMI will be sold N par 10 SUI
nnrs liz nnryns 10 the subscribers An accurate plat 81 said
land can he seen: also every Information sven - -, .
Nav 7-cl,wts Pui.lI'M q si.aD-. .e.-
1,OR SaIE-I have for sale first WHEAT DRUM
on sad Ia work we'll made by VIM J. Lumpkn ~ good o.
a iho - AAi"<' ~
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NOTICE.

r subscriber will continue the above business aud repectnl!
,l continuance the liberal patronage heretofore nssi"ws "
Il inn. hfNhi W. @'A>"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-02
EDUCATION.

1 Young GENTLEMAN native ot Virginia who was eiuea
Il -last Gyersiiy. wishes situation Teacher
aa~.!a public private School Ia addition 10 the ordinary
..o a. ElGl Education, he qualified 10 give instruction
I salsa French. aud the elements OF the Greek language
E. experience IN teaching he can refer with pleasure
; .s school besides presenting testimonials from the
t-: aFlay Communications addressed Alpha Beta, Hes
pg Aeasre Virginia. will be promptly attended TO-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-02
KcnMoND AGENCY FOR THE "soUTHER'


E been appointed Agents 10 receive subc.pons " m
new paper recently established in Washington Cly under TIE
au association siNiyhree members oil Cosre-s-
al,uiols-h the dissemination information
>r Policy, and Of political affairs generally with
10 The old party lines Wing and Democrat The "a.
" rl on a large sheet equal the other Washington
AMI vii also contain important news itens &C. oi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-02
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LOTTERIES.
j. w. MAURy = 20 -, ,'.~,c'..1 :

- ". MAURY = 90. aIiSiGEKs,
<>pr,r,, Slcc.fsags oJ Il d.2i.GOR ~ Is 90
fuuinSIE, NuMBI:k L. CITY HOTEL, MAIN STREET RICH
awarc =, ~ Quarter Ticket, Tie Capita; Pixie oi S3l in De
Lynchburg. = - ' '1'' 'oi ny VI i"oo'' 'sitei
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@

TO TRAVELLERS BETWEEN RICHMOND AND TIE yIRGl-
MA SPRINGS, SC.
TIME Virginia Central Railroad Company declined
nation OF through ticket between Richmond and the Virginia
Springs and also between Richmond AMI Sarnon. Gncrsic ra
each will take hy the Stage line operation
Richmond and the Junction, the understand
ticket the road Of the Richmond Fredericksburg AMI Potomac
Company. the following terms:
and Charlottesville eNccpled) 81 -
and Charlottesville exccp,r,J { -
Between Richmond and the White Sulphur Springs Care
the Junction and Charlottesville eAccpci.) ~ Ia
The fare between the Junction and Charlottesville (hng 81 ) Will
he required M the Virginia Central Railroad Company
For through tickets above apply the Depot the Richmond
Fredericksburg. AMI Potomac Railroad Company i'll Richmond. dia -
The undersigned the White Sulphur Springs. Lexington. and
III WILLIAM i. FAElSll y 90
diff
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THE UNION HAT.
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
CHESTNUT STREET ABOVE SEVENTH STREET PlLA-
Ii3 EAGLE SQUARE.

. 1890, =. ITO F1tkULE SVVANF1. ~
Opening tins morning, 18th June, superior lot o SILK
" UMBRELLAS: superior lot OF Scotch Bingham Tim.
brcas; Ladies' Umbrellas and Parasols -
Cause Cotton and Merno Shirts
Linen Cambria and Lawn Iantlkerchiefs
Embroidered and printed bordcrcd IIanakerclicfs
Fine silk Pocket landkerchiefs
June ~ PARKER, BAlII n NlMMO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-02

FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
AN AWAY from the subscribers Instant Boy.
III canned BURWEIl black. about feet six inches height.
mlamci. years property "f
Mrs DR. Oliver Christina u the Forge New Kent county. He
hired last year Al the Clover Hill Pits The reward will be
given for his delivery Pits, II miles above Richmond III This
county. where can &c, HIM
June 27--t3Sct TTOS & RIcIID CROUCH
OFFICE PETERSBURG RAILROAD COMPANY,
JuSE %, 1850
N0TCEThe Board OF Directors day declared diyi'
den OF four for the las, MONTHS payable at the
Office OF the Company in Petersburg
June 29--c2w H. D. Bird, President
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NOTICE TO COMMANDANrS OF REGIMENTS.
ADIuTANT GENERALS OFFICE


lhL 's' Nra i1w. with forms of rciurJ &c. has been
Er "a pamphlet or tin of officers, and gent 10 the
We e tiers, Of i'e several councs, aud will be delivered to
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I MS

Ftpaly. per annum. &C.; -, sly
:T weekly during the Session o congress- anu SEMI
man. The recess,
FsWersly paper. j., . =,
nl - any Post Office designated by The subscribers Se-
r Of M paper be Office on lh near Main sire,
staacEi, Va IoLEh ~ 'ooh' ase"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-02
LAMBEliT'S OFFICE.
nN FOURTEENTH STREET under the Exchange Hotel Rich

AN FOURTEENTH STREET, under the Exchange Hotel Rich
" mond Virginia.
Drawing SUSSEX Lottery, Extra Glass ~. June II:
Il - 80 II II u Ii l. 1. u - =! -
Ticket Ms. Ii p 81, Capital DIS LAMBERT
Drawing NJ Monongalia Lottery, Glass g. June II
- > is - Ia II IL Il * I'll l.
Whole Nos. %. IL. Prize OF slo), sold hy LAMBERT
Drawing oi Sussex Lottery Extra. Class ~, June IL
81 ~ IL | ~ ~ IL IS Il Il 10 -
Whole - 20 &c. Sold share - - Il, Sold y Il IT, M
share |? 81 -, returned by LAMRERr.
Drawing Of Mononcaa Lottery, Glass Il. June 2:
81 - IL IL 4 CO - &c L II 81.
Dawins OF Sussex LOTTERY, Class 81. June -
Il II - 20 10 = 81 10 L i 81 81 IS.
Drawing of Sussex Lottery Extra Class =. June -
3, Il 2i Il 10 = ! - 10 y = ;. Il ~
Drawing Of Monongalia Lottery Class =! June -:
13 81 80 ) il IL 3 81 81 81 2 g.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-02
NOuICE.

H. persons laet the late Mrs. Frances Hall. Of Hanover
y gAt.. her Executor hereby requested 10 make I'M
AMI having claims her. her
A. l,aeleei Z" present the for payment, as II Is the Ut
@ h- Executor 70 make distribution OF her estate as soon rs
r be dour Craltbi. with c interest of all co:cerned
9aice w be plead bar OF all claims pre- sened within
ale imr. GEORGE B GAINES
lI, lg-cir' Executor of Frances Hall, 9rcra srl.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-02
TO CONTR ACTORS.

SEaLrD PROPOSALS w he received until II O'clock NJ the
- III i cie. for the Graduation and Metalng the
Ge Tc:ts. eaar (orlonSvil!e. Orange county
el@.yo NS ose The intersection of the New Market
>r.1.,e Turnpike the Mas,nuiion Mountain, distance
g iyue, a.o icr the construction of several Bridges from
tee; leh win be required 10 separate
t.; ,t 'ar fading from tia; for mealins.
>er!crls and PROXIES he this Office after the
Galgarfeu. FRANKLIN T. GEIGER, Engineer.
Ogre Blue Gp'', rupik. Co. Madison &. H. May 2-ctl0Jy
s-GNhuoa! lrs Lynchburs Republican. Republican Nml
vies D.ucrl r Winchester Vlrsn!an publish until the
LyAi .e.1n! .ni nrAlrI !nls Ia the Cnmpanya Office.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-02
CLASSICAL AND MATMEMATIcAL SCHOOL

NEAR STATNTtIN. III FINE FUW EkS.
fI,r m session ls School Will commence on the 10Th OF
lu,1 and terminate The s OF May following IN order that
ya.a; may future during the months OF May and
!4t
zru-ror Beard Tuition. the present session OF eight AMI
Ala, anas sl.eplyable onchalf 18th August, and oneha
i, ln,g-. June 25-clawtl5Au..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-02

- I'm Coarnership this day dissolved by linlt,
'' Consent. and will be used only IN the
" - pat isi;lslciluns
li!.. ask all who indebted call and make
ep; ~ " whom Indebted present their claims fur
Ec.a.,l IT., HAXALI, BROTHERS l. co
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-02

~ viii leave the Basin, opposite The Trsi:ar 60
Iron Works for Cedar Point. Mondays. Wednesdays
ami Fridays, al 5, A. NJ until further nocr
From Cedar Point passenger Coach will take the passr
gers Pcmheun with the FaryIe Stage
June ~ BOYD. EDMUND y DAVENPORT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-02

= atfIr. "'n we'll qualified twio come we'll recon-
~ - 1'tui!e any farm in Virginia wishes employ
~ e cnsalnc year lie could take charge OF farm
" % r,l hs o July, S50 situation IN Lower Virginia
>sl Inl T. Any communication addressed 10 o. H. Petit.
jts oaee, fiuyanna county, will be strictly attended To-.
= -n -"s" VII. requested to cnny Il
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-02
A'laGlAlA MILITARY INsrlrurE.-Thr annn,

W 'a' mus b" addressed " Cole, ESQ., B-rerly,
''''-" Nori,tarona College TO open Isl ia ulry ISL
T. u. SMITH Presdc..t OF Boird o: Trustee.
limo rlyS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-02
y - wN H. RICHARDSON. Adiutan, e.
caRoLISE FEMALE: COLLEGE,.

T lsrs y this INSTITUTION viii Saturday The id al Au
ELECT Pfesl entSalary 90 a.d house found.
,at'~Naf ~ Ancient Languages sal Try not fixed
' u Mathematics and Natural Sciencesa'ary not il
~ stiigs w. u
o. tenae Atlsau,-salar 500. and board.
"i Feate As.i>,lnt-saary rni xc,I- VIII be liberal.
-- y .tliil, reference must ACCOMPANY allica
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-02

INFoGMATlN having been received by Tue EXECUTIVE INA
charge OF staobing. has escaped from the said Jail, am
ION: large 10 therefore hereby offer reward ct MT.
~ lam, rrrsn or persons who shall the said Thomas
s la rlyer hin, the Jail OF Henry county ami IL,
,,g l,e all officers OF this Commonwealth civil and mill
. ,Yeiu The people generally their best exertonS Ia
lie ARES, of the said Buchet that he may be brought 10
.l+r- - 49,, an -, III, ,,,or l :,
he Commonwealth. Richmond. this 2ls day Of June. Ia
.a,.. ,l.,-,r 1870 JOHN b. FLOYD.
gc abou years old. feet 10 inches high and OF hcavy
@ b u. ewes sandy colorei hair and red complexion lie
s! a be urkug somewhere Giles county, 20 which II l.
I.la.i -, family h,y. recently removed. June 2icGi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-02
AFINE CHANCE FOR YOUNG MEN.

NE one HUNDRED YOUNG MEN WANTED
.t "ne hundred young Sho bring ample cs,iIuo
good character energy aal perseverance, Ia canvass
lidicS ihis Stale the NATIONAL TEMpERA nee
Gin "N' OR SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF TEMPERANCE
i salc-nt work. iar surprising any similar work ever
sg. " ion octave 5o PAGES - splendid Mezzo,iio ensra
M AMI sides oraa'nen'cd with original designs by Mat
me who sees the work help wishing TO possess
~ ace a. f4.n,y ''' 'V"''ie" WIN SUCH Stea'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-02

D.I.w,~. schemes for July, 1850.
IA No. ~ .oilcfy Class "a be drawn Wednesday, 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-16

Brooklyn City Intelligence

ACCIDENT NAVY IARD.--John Magill who re-
sdos at No lT3 Gold street aud hiss for years been
employed in the storekceper's department, was, on
Saturday last employed in cleaning out the receiving
store, and while 20 doing, throw vial, supposed 10
contain Illuminating powder into the stove and 1t i'm
mediatcy exploded breaking tho stove la pieces shat
tering the building, and breaking the windows. Mr.
MBgill thrown into another room much bruised In
tered to require amputation lie will probably re-
cover but manned for lifo lie Ia member Of Montauk
Lodge and Bethlehem Encnmpment OF 1. D. Of o. II.
CoMMoN CouscrL.-Prescnt, His honor Riward Cop
land presiding. and oil tho Aldermen
numbtr OF petitions were read and referred to the
respective committees The following items ofthelr
proceedings
Lockwood and number of highly respectable gentle
residents and owners Of property ioyL street.
Was presented II scts forth unjust charges which
have been made for placing lamp posts In ono
$50 6S charged for work worth s5 and in another
SIS fer services worth ST. another charge of ST 80
In Hoyt street from Atlantic to Pacific streets dis
tance of ls0 feet aud for THESE S IS charged Alder
men Lambert, Peet and Muchmore appointed .
special committee to investigate the matter
ksw Chntev.-A certified copy Of the new city char
ter presented and plsood on fls Also certified
to the courts OF civil and criminal jurisprudence.
S,etfs.- resolution was offered requiring the
streets to be cleaned Mt the expense Of the Contractors
before the first day Of May which referred to the
Counsellor Of the Board TO report ordinance TO that
eject.
krsosic~s .adssssd TO divide the Seventh ward into
two election districts BY Myrtle avenue; to pay alder
men, who have oficsted In tho oourts SO per day FOR
such service to require the Comptroller to dover to
the Commissioner OF the Sinking fund all unpaid
bonds and mortgages, and all moneys In his hands.
The Board adjourned to Monday evening" April n,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-16
Meeting OF tho New York State Medical
Society.

called meeting Of this ancient society the oldest
medical corporation In the State was held last evening
In the Halls Of Justice, Centre street. to elect dele
gates to attend the great Medical Convention, to be
held at Cineinnati in May next. Tho same oonveu.
tion which held Its annual meeting year In Boston
Owing to the great occupation OF the medical profc-
sion In attending the many cases Of the predominant
inuensa and throat at this present there
was great difficulty In obtaining a quorum 1t may
to give the public idea Of tho valuo OF the
services and tho skill OF NEEDLES al mon when tho
small number Of deaths reported weekly on official do
cuments, u compared with the immense amount OF
sickness in thS narrow, crowded, and nl-ventilated
city. 270 is the average number of deaths In popu
ston Of 500 900 souls, and those deaths include all
the hospitals, all the accidents casualties shpptng
emigfan Ao The conclusion necessarily ia that the
labors OF tho medical profession very successfu in
the treatment OF prevailing maadies in general This
affords seine encouragement both the public and TO
the profession After length Of time whom the mum.
Der Of members required by law present the chair
taken BY DIR. Drake President Of the society who
called the meeting to ordorDr Van Kleek, Recording
Secretary.
The minutes Of the two preceding meetings OF the
society were then read and unanimously approved Of
After some conversation the bost method of asoer.
tanning the names Of those who would be able and
willing to proceed to Cncinnatiito attend the conven
ton contem plated committee appointed of three
mbers present, to nominate thirty individuals to
contit ute the delegation from the medical profession
OF New York city. The committee accordingly having
ported the names proposed to the meeting The nomi-
nation having been approved of, the society after
the transacion Of some further incidental business
adjourned stne die
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-16

q Ds,~x Bvrgisy One night last week, some bau
burglars forced an entrance iaio the s~ery store a
Alexander Co. No l2fultop street Therogues broks
IN he front door and fom the show carried o6
gold braesots gold chains, breast pins, and othec
valuable Jewelry, valued In AL at about $500 The
turgAs In The act % breaking into the safs
which contained large amount Of gold lever watshas
ana eo'y ry,ny rh.n ahsy ~'eS o.: srnsa ey ,os
what they vcre about The rogue. then aed with ths
property they had already taken from ths show
Only few evenings before this robb~y, some bold
rogue attempted 90 break open show situated w
the door of Mr AleIsndcrs other l.rg. eweiry stor
located at No. 3y2s Grand street. Here the rcxus
and the store full Of customers NJ the time but the
rascal n forcing open the lock, knocked silver gsS
let sssnst the glass, Which gave the alarm and 'hs
thief made good hs escape Il u singular fsct iha
all rosuss have pAr,eulsr fancy fOr jevery stores
a CA~rs Of FSss.d Yesterday morning. four Ger
mans by tho name~ a Jacob Burxsrd Peter aud Henry
Meyers and Charles Buchner appeared before Justice
Mountfort attended BY their counsel Niehpias sss-
tsen imposed upon and related the following oiSesu
stance Burgsrd exhibited the following curious %
oeipt:-
to-R.csIvyd frOu Mr.. J.see Barssri ~. of nf.y
20, % i,.s :, % ~ :, s.,s A. ss.i s@.,.r ~
70 s hand ., snyshias nee--..rr V AL - seos a. rs
e.iifsss. 70 - ''' '''' csRsLRs Ross CO. S,.".
Cbsriss Bsctps exhibited a receipt for $50. Of The
same date and the ~orling The too Meyers sx-
March since which time these have been almspl
daily ct the ofce of Randall Rose or Charles Ross
Co. the rece pts being signed both ways With the
pectstion of being shipped yet nsithst Of them
iccn provided With any berth up 10 ths time now
the coupisnsnts believe that ,he induoemsnt held
out 20 them done mercly 90 obtain the money aud
not forward them ne por agreement. The magistrate
bearing the complaint, ordered the sfisvts To -
taken, and accordingly warrant issued for the
arrest OF Randall 4 kc~s. The accused parties wes-.
thercupon arrested by oicer Prince John D.vls anf
brough, up before the magissrae The case wss then
investigated and the accused parties Wiling 10
psy bach the money received from the cornylsnsnta
vhish ". done, and The magistrate sdjourssd .
further hearing until Tuesday Of pert week
Ch~es " Roth>~v Constable Joseph arrested. zee
terday yovng man by the name of John Gslaghsr,
on chsrg. of robbing by force young man by the
name Of John kied residing At No is2 Bc~ery on last
friday week ago II seems by the evidence gves ~
Mr. kied, that about II o'clock the rEht In qres-
ton he vas on the corner Of Csna and Kim streets
When Gallagher aided by another nan sssed hoia ~
him aud held him fast. and BY force stole from hts
pocket ses IN bank bills and then made thsir .sc.ps
Yesterday the srre~s of Gallagher. Mr. R-d ids,-
tifed him as of the PERSONS who robe.d him
the night above mentioned Justice Nopntfort eoup~
mitied th. accused 70 prison fcr fgrthsr hearing