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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-06-21
EIenntr end kfanIth.

cosmetic Cha and VarISts % preparations generally ~ US
applied 70 p o. rs
he ot the skin ana check te cfrcu"u ~c ~he
sar-ea
BY tine akait-s used frn-Hrr
human Divine. garden ut and
- - a. ~ 81. -l,,-+,,- - r ..7 =, b. -
paints
Beauty ahics pars .=-crbahl- shades ans an
Of tuataH
y uria 81 =--FH1t ra5 cop I l.
Gee ami tetsy r- an rf.-- Is tIv u Esl
ne caaes- ana 81 ri.rfr-t.a-.
cold ns~-- beautiful he f..
pa-r aetf-a ffc7.
TIN. the southern s ss-rfu-l. Snai- I.-is.
50 nr- rf-eI Tfrs H. a. north who take bg ffrr s,-css
or are Furl ia rooms ,4r ra
ta apa.-zraa 81 e!-tara, 1--s frtlry qir
iaa-. rary -oe.d use ~ r.e-suis rsatr.t Tac-.aa
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-06-21

A new and superior article constructed
of the best materials, upon new princi-
pie. very light, occupying less space, and
requiring less fuel than any other.
Water. Provision, Tea. and Coffee box
cs kept constantly on haud-outGts from
one to twenty dollars.
T2Otc7 l.. G.. WHEELER.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-06-21
California.
WASHBURNE & W00DMAN.
r1;-o-,r poiu+ VIZ,


TAKE this method of announcing to their friends
thar Mr. Woodman viii leave here about the mid
de of May next ria. New York and Panama for
California where ne win give his attention to all
matters OF business that may be entrusted to his
charge He expects TO be in Sacramento CITY by
the first Of August and will be prepared 10 furnish
rremittances 10 this region OF country and the At
iantic Cities and to transact all business which
may be placed in his hands.
The business of the firm at Mineral Point vii
be conducted as heretofore.
Mineral Point, March 3, 1880 Tn23d7
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-06-21

New BACON.

n 600 Lbs. Hams. Si5es:and Shoulders, Just out
- Of smoke, in prime order,
for sale at G. w COBBS
March I. 1850 4w n21
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-06-21
WI RUSSELL. e5 GATHERINGS


Tins only Of fan ur thousand Of Rheims
TovusruI's lariis sewers
anu caronic ealel by lis extraordinary
James Cummings Esq ore e assistants in the Lunatir Asv
OF f,l~Ine
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-06-21
e e.. u Y EH N.gRD

2 n he subscribers are now receiving a large 10
go OF Pune LHm'cr from the 50 sconsin Pinerv
SHEPARD q BONNEII
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-06-21
S AR S AP A RiLLA,
Every Class of Persons,
A Fountain of Sweet Waters,
Solid, Unbroken, PhaIanx,

81 u.sk- traz Al AZ this 7eEIs uedicln. the DETG
GISE. 18th cbsrzst-rise5c noH.=nes-. have added
t-.r tlst.aeuy Is its excellence 4ad uasurpas.sd
srE W.-l them czu.s
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-06-21
SPLITTING BLOOD.


Dr. TOWNSEND vers believe your Srsaara
the means Providence saving life have
TAI 4 bad II last
red large quantities 6d bad zestly
debILated and reduced expect 1--we
used Sarsapari.a wonderful
change been I an %
| raise blood. aat ms has
vel imagine lat ] am Tor t4eser results.
Your ola sireut, Efv
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-06-21
SOD Reward.

TNHE above reward VIII be paid to any one
Il who viii furnish me with information that
may lead to the conviction OF the person that
took my horse from the place where he was
tied IN this town. on saturday evening, May lth
1880 and rode him about seven miles from town
where he was tied TO a tree near half mile from
The road and suffered TO remain for nine days
without lood or drink.
VIM HILDEBRAND.
June 9th. 1880.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-06-21

100 SUGAR KETTLES received this day
w At SHEPARD & BONNFLL.S.
also a LOT Of Herrings SIlJna1s Ter Sqfes. which
WI. he sold al New York prices adding TRANSPORT
ION We are agents Tor the sale of MeneeIv-s
Church Bells and can furnish them of any- yyciybt
nora 100 10 4Uyulbs a5tf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-06-21
California; California y

The Sub. cribers are making California Stoya.
and Camp ATS from s. 70 Sl2 We manufacture
aenl from the celebrated LUidey iron, the only l.
ron that IS IL 10 make a portable stove Of
SHEPARD 4 BONNETI
Atthe sign Of the large Tea KETTLE
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-06-21

Dr TopnSenT strsapaIIaj ul9Idsd the CEis
Fever and The letter of
ars5s 81 f tie South and West
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-06-21
MY &gDXES ~

5 H P ARD q B ONNEL
y RE just receiving general assortment o
@s-1- Siot rs OF barIcus Patterns Lop,fr II are
> tLL and CtsteIa Pumps. Sheet Erass Lead Pine L
~, L22PeL. and a good assortment Of Tiuned Bet
s. SIt,'e F@as S5orfs and longs Scale end Spring
Baii7aces. Cut 1acks Erass Caa9lcs,;rI, ~
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-06-21
SWEENEY AND OTHER DISEASES.

Cl Who'll known founders AID esof
i auas.
of
i your IIlnuta a Ibut CHOPPED
q e ma va stored and is as aeIa eve
zen dsapo ilray ex
n j
P Co
a b count rt W c la aspiring Oh
II / { FreIs look
nj r- my uan1an
did &c S
q al ren uJ tiny rtel Signature son
al n ne ga BOTTLE
II o Farrell -.Il@ hl.B Farrell
r. PULLoBn IreraPo
IoLpEN & uP Jane lEscaEL Fs
.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-06-21
Original and Genuine


" 0I n1 Vof q o HoreN
whole iml
byman
in thsor
an o e
Ara ban Remedy co Io Ilsns extracts o1sas
laIues these raedu Heact is Il tir
n kb prep at0n is such
san and tp these three grafq
m no
a
o female breast
disease uicI re4ureeN taualrcme
SCI nostu uLoul
q u III naco
rayh
O ban Linmeat The Glowing
I n
n 1tina number flame
a Y wheel have fndu deila y0eI
VI.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-06-21
ID K. n OW ~ ND,s
co.sPoUSp EXTRACT OF
S A r S a p a RILl a

DIR. NsEND,s
co.SPoCND
S A r S a p a RIL "A
Wonder and Blessing Of the Age.
The most Extraordinary Medicine in the warls
F4is Extract Is put Ra Bottles: etsapey
PLeasaHter, and rerraztsd supsri0r to any sold Il
DIthoHf t07istHg. pargiag sieksHiRR
or de5titaEsg the Patient
The great beauty and superiority or this Sarsapara oar all
other e'cnes Tat 1lC tie inyaorate
the body. 1t oue OF the very hest
SPRING AND SUMNER MEDICINES
Ever known only PARTIES strengthens
the person but 1t creates
iessed by other medic grand
wonderful success Il has performed
more fttt 81
considered incurahs- II thn
5000 children during the tso past seasons.
10000 ense- OF tsenerpI Debility aud
Of Nervous Energy.
DR. Townsend Ssrsaia syste5l per
maH@ny To those who have 7sl energy
effects Of medicine nascrson youth
Incidence Of the brougat
sica prostrauon Of the
fsinlg sensations line Fastening
that fatal disease Consumption entirely
pleasant remedy This tariia far superior any
InviEaTatang Cordial,
As and inyi5e system gives activity The
limbs, strength IN exao-lrua
~ degree.
Consumption Cured.
CEsGHs Strengthen CeaIEagtioa A
C0HstnPoH Lirsr C07P'afA C0E5s Catars Coughs
SpJtsg Of Bi5sa N5g
Sosats DrHt Or PrCass Pam
AaCs been az caH Sc cd.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-06-21
EOOkG EEEEsEE!

Teeth extracted in the best manner. also cup
ping and bleeding attended % at all times by
GEORGE APPEL
Mineral Point. June Goth $40.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-06-21
Calves w anted.

n ~ HEAD ofIast Spring Calves Wanted
~S@ ~ Enquire at this Office
Sept. 2Ist, 1919 81 IF
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-06-21

heales in Drugs. Medicines. Paints, Oils
! ye->tutis &c &c
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-06-21

I x SACKS GROUND .3LJ-u&8LT, in store
4 - and for sale at LLOIDS
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-06-21
10000 OF General Debility aud want
Of Nervous Erercv.
Invigaratlns CorfinI.
Consumption Cured.

CGHSe and Strengthen CgHaIpti0a be cured
CoHsf"Ptto1 Ltrsr Co7PtaiH C0l5s Catrrrh Coughs 4i
Spltttsg Of Btoea >1rets Chest Hscti6 FLASH
oats DeE Or Proisss EIeetoratio Pam the Sid &C.
IN 1. e..be -,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-06-21

INOifCP.
IN accordance with call of a majority Of the
/ County Board OF Supervisors OF Iowa Coun
~. a meeting of said Board viii be held in Miner
al Point, on Monday, the Sd day Of June next.
T. 5 ALLEN,
Clerk Of Co Supervisors.
Mineral Point, May p, 1880. 2w33
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-06-21
Notice

XBTINDOH GLAS>,-Sxlu, lOyI2 and IUxI4
w HU1dolr Glass, Just received and for sale
at LLOTD'S.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-18
NAsHIsoroS, SATURDAY, JuSR l5.
Sen ATE

t..
communication WAS received from the War Department
respecting certain improvements Mobile bay Ofirci
Ia be printed.
Several resolutions Of inquiry were submitted
The JOINT resolution refund the several States advances
Tor volunteers and which have heretofore been PROV dr
Tor, was taken up and passed.
Mr. uecs resolution for adjournment, To allow The car.
pets 10 be changed, WAS taken up
TN The suggestion ot Nj. Boen il changed 80 s 10
provide for The adjournment from Thursday the Mon-
day following at II O'clock and then addoptrd: yeas }5
nays lU.
The Senate then resumed the consideration the bill re-.
ported By the select committee 1 thirteen mdmt Caur-
lila State in the non establish territorial govern
cnts for tab and New McAco and making proposal. To
Texas for tho establishment Of her Western and Northern
boundaries
Mr. Hale proposed amendment which he said was in
tended 10 put the people in tie territories the
ing with respect the United States Supreme Court rs
Ir citizens o the States Ii strikes ont the restriction
appeals Ia where the value Of property involved
amounts To 81 900
Mr.. Webster opposed the amendment.
Dir Clay favored il.
Several others took part in the dcba 10.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..
Mr.. Daniel moved that the House 90 into Committee o
the Whole and aks up the private calendar.
The vote taken by yeas aud navs and determined in
the nrgatiyc-yeas 80 nays los
The House then Committee of tho Whole on the
Of the Union
Mr.. Mcl.ane of Maryland moved that The California bill
he laid aside 10 take up the Cumberland road bill.
The Union, the only Washington paper received yesterday
gives no definite action in either House Saturday. No
thing important was done, we presume.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-18
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
prr.lSuEp DAILY AND SEMiW
:. yYIIIAM F. & THOMAS RITCHIK, JR.

MT, psn,r dollars and ~ the eight
~ Tor shorter period than For The Soni
deaH 80 ,srs and three dollars for months
WreA! 10 rad IN the ge rsmiitod by man. post paid
~ a.. nc, =. Jslsss per aanum a the end os the year
a., uc. ihls Office be reunited man. good asd
,ns Tho risk o the Editors, rhe postage Of ~ ia
rad ny rrii,rs The postage Of single letter
| account II the accumulation OF posacs. IL
.,r business. which operates Il upon Editors
49, TERMS OF ADVERTISING
n TIE DAILY ENQulRER:-For fifteen lines iese, h II
% y AMI succeeding Insertion twenty-five csuis
week. twice week. three times week, ihriy
anLl bali cents.
Annual charged fifty dollars for thirty lnes, and u
advertisements greater lensth-e&cepi lolory
and Aucionecrs charged loo dollars neud
tsi ,.,, :, r.. g., s-...,,.,
each continuance no Cents
ursrs distance accompanied with the advance
"a actnry references, 10 insure execution
All 6fdrt0s an Marriages from The country whenever the
~ hand writing unknown must be authenticated by the
.I Postmaster the nrlshborhood or they mli IN nu
80 nblise Every that has hcc taken 10 fsvo
~ es and Gu!zzes proved heretofore unavailns We
insist ~ such upon the being csr
t M the 'rrifri oi ne back 0 s feh~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-18
IMPORTANT FROM CuBA--rHOBABf.E
WITH SPAIN

WITH SPAIN.
The " Courier has private dispatches from Washington
which represent relations with Cuba hen less sati-
factory than has hitherto been reported The dispatches
reivedby Consul Havana by the Isabel that hc
Captains Of the Gcoriana and The Sarah Loud will proba
by be executed by the Spanish authorities unless the United
States Government Immediately and reremp,orly inter
The other prisoners believed would he treated
with less severity. This the impression only of til"
Consul but of the American shipmasors and others in liI
vana
The Spanish Minister has not been since the arrlva
of the Isabel therefore il known what his views
the Of the dispatches he received The aspect Of al
airs is rather threatening The evidence oi The persons
gagged in the expedition against Cuba. taken before Judge
Marshall Key West establishes the fact that the Conioy
prisoners embarked New Orleans in good faith for Cab
forna via Chagrcs; md that they abandoned the ship for
Another from Washington states, thoi Mr.. Clay
has received dispatches from Gen Campbell Consul
Havana informing the Government that the Count o IL
coy Gov General Of Cuba) peremptoriy relse, 10
Conoy prisoners: aud that Mr. Clayton has insfrc
ted him make unqualified demand for ,,a and in thu
Of another refusal rW be detarei Gaast Spain
Mr. Buwrr il is said, has given that England
will interfere, considering the ol the United
States thus far uncxceptionabic.
The Convention amend the constitution -. Kentucky
adjourned On the l2t having adopted the ncw constitution
L
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In another resolution thoy declare.
THE NASHVILLE CONVENTION

Has adjourned much excitement having occurred "n the
dcbate upon the address All must regret the iniama"ry
character Of Of thu speeches. II will bc that Tho
address (Which have seem adopted, although
eight recorded against among htm lhoso al
Judge Shakay (he President oi tho Conyenon aud Mr.
Ghoson OF Virginia. Tho amendments voted dawn
presume reference tbs Senate bill II is 1c regret
ted that Cancellation had been exhibited
unanimous action lhi. time hc South II
show divided councils.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-18
COMMISSIONER WATsON7s OFFiCE, :,
~, nm, RICHMOND NAY ~. 1850.
/ ,rhiiP w CLAIBORNE, Executor of William ID. Cla

IN nm
i , ,rni'iP W CLAIBORNE, Executor of William d. clai-
. superior Court Of Chanccry for tho Richmond Circuit
=, necr-e made 18th March, 1850, betwoun
Nh, NJ Wellington kennon ExecurI OF the last will and
g ery kennon deceased plaintiffs and George
hfo Z" Burwe Bassett deceased, who
,cuto, ID Claiborne, deceased YOURSELF in the capacity OF
tan me said William ID Claiborne, deceaned and others de-
ssn IA another batween tho said Britannia Wellington
'i Brver-y Kennon deceased. and eIecutrix o; his
k.l. any N third between the plaintiff and George
s a others DEFENDANTS directed the undersigned Com
HECGe aks certain you hereby notified that
s5ay II Monday the i day OF July 1880 at the hour OF II,
.e Is ihe time and place winch shall proceed TO
5tbi PES required said dccres when and where
ss FRY m such papers and vouchers you may have
l1 w. =. WATSON, oennisasnsr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-18
Tn motion. the bill wa. taken up.

tln motion, the bill taken up.
Mr. B'y!y asail.d himself of This opportunity explain
The e"s"ns why lie general appropriation bills had been
reported catcr.
Mr Schcneh occupied tho floor all hour IL reply 10 Mr.
Hayy, and reoineJ
Two amendments offered and relected, wien the
committee rose and reported the b and il wa, passed. Al
,Oururl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-18
For NE ETJhVfr.
TIVE REFORM CONVENTION.

Some of the opponents of the rtinFiis-reH mcan-are
nutterne themselves with the idea that il those reforms
made by The new Constitution bc defeated by
prity Of gose nor entiled IL more alacous idea
never entertained 1t is generally conceded that the
right of suffrage will b. extended. Now. the New Consii-
tulion will be submitted those entitled under
the present Constitution for their ratification Tcscion.
but all those entitled TO under it. Al the first view
Of the subject this has seemed unreasonable 10 nany bn
contrary course would prove Tho cgh, Of folly Sce what
might be the consequence; allow those entitled to vote
To have the exclusive right OF accepting racc,ins Con
sution and endless tyranny follows. They mehi, il hev
chose forever defeat all reform and hold tine organic laws
the State tn stdu quo, forever matter how the circun
stances ~! the commonwealth changed. We should h:N"
The institutions of the Modes and lersans upon with
vengeance. We might then quietly SIT down look nj the
Sun and worship il.
In calling Convention, the present voters have
i.red the whole question: and hereafter stand on
equal footing with those who will assudy be-
admitted In Convention, the people u Virginia will stand
towards each other if they in State OF unorgan
zel society Construcvcly the members will be like the
primcyal wcrcwitliout laws institutions oi
SORT and all equal The people unrestricted in their
choice whether b. locality, age, station sntue!Ing any
other Acconac mny choose delegate from Logan or
Henry from Jefferson if they lit. 4 Federal Officer u
Bank Officer. Judge youth o! 10 might b. sent
there and no could challenge their right TO sit
We haye wide range 10 choose from. Let u. us, ~
wisely The men of The Revolution are enombed We
cannot have their services. Let then avc icna MA
lnrty have grown up w,h tho present century lhey
will snyrai the BODY spirit oil the age upon any consi-
tuition they may make and tho only one whic wi s,and IN
time 10 come. Dill VI pi'iii"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-18

SroNSlNG relate method has length been discovered and
\ brought perfection lay which pAGlERREOrlPES OF
pipE AND On PLATE GLASS taken, and number o.
c. may obtained aer the secured the
,.r r,eailcs when paper. "TALBorSPE' and host
called by the inventors = lIIALOISPE'
w have appointed lie only and prepared furnish
e-. Dasuypes, Scenery Paintings, &C. from the size
TX b,wn 4, ne paper glass and
l,.d m Those glass admirably adapted
,ensr etlh!;ions richness and sofness
a- whist the paper afford tho advantages Tor ring &c
nts Canine; The public arc invited
ca, paper No l Main above Go
y.;,rr. he daguerrean Gallery WM A. PRATT CO
rS-At articles. a. usual. at the New York prices
.nfecn northern combination sky:ht has been erected
by lu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-18

The CIcvlssc, in Grand Icyre Parish soin CORP
in the richest sugar region in the State, cst nr'1 10
OF propcrly-all effort. stop II Y..'sd frus'less
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-18
ARRIVAL or THE STEAMER EMPIRE CITY.

Ne,rs from Chagres Ionamd and Jl"'a'ca-NotamS "'r
froin (aiifornic.
The Empire cy MiI-o@ a'.e q this tbs. @5"ns an l'"", a
~ he 5,h inst and fronl Kingston 10 The ION. From
neither point however, is there any news of interest
When the Empire City left Chaes no ses'l had arrived
a, Panama from San Francisco, brinsn. news later Than
that brought by the steamer Panama
The steamers Sarah Sands and lsthmns, were daily cX-
pected There had been no further outbreak aAanam' and
ncace and quctncss completely restored The brs Na
n Hall iron, New York for Chagcs run on the reef oil the
Caicos Island vessel total loss but all board
were saved She having had board nuniber OF passen
GERS who by of small boats made thsr way 10 Turks
Island: where they chartered brig to eonSsy S Them 10
On the lit, at ocldck. A. NJ, The Empire City passed
The steamship Philadelphia, hence for Chagres Lat 3 -,
! Long. q 50.
The American brig Imperial Beaman Of Nofol, from 'a
vannah La Mar jam for this port with cargo oi Rum
Coffee and Log Wood wrecked in of The a.enri' )
Keys Is miles Fast OF the Island Of Pines par Of :c c@
saved and taken the Grand caynan the "lcF s"';
the captain and passengers sailed for kry W.s'
SatnrdaysN y. Eer<"ifaS f:''Prefs.
New OGlEs$.. IuNg II.
The Crevassc in Grand I.cyre Parish s'oni S"ite
in the richest sugar region in the Stale cause inr1 loss
ii. - -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-18
poRrY DoLLAks aKVAnD.

DLNAWAY from the subscriber. January Negro. aansd
IL CLAIBORNE lie is bright mua,o, about feet h:l
,.r, thirty blacksmith by trade His mother
Mrs Roses Midlsssx and from what have learn
he that county. The last heard OF hin, he
M, .s mother viii give reward Tor his Do
s King William Ceuu House, hs secured
,.i. ihs. get hun. BAYLOR TEMPLE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-18
klHAwAY-rEX poLLARs RnWARp.

NtRO NAN. named BAETLETT, hlred Tor the
N Vim. Benton the curh 2ls ~ as,
month purchased from Mr. John Lancaster Of Buckiuy
~, e,Gniy had n.ghborhosi or Bnskiughss
c,u., lie formerly employed boalnsn the
,n c,s Gassr the canal when BY blast
10 right blown lie about 35
age rather sovely appearance, ard
Md sai. likely he is some OF James
,are nad lodged jail within State
,h,t We csn get him. BENTON, DUvAl L CO1-rRELI,
Dover Pits, GDoshlsnd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-18
4 TEACHER WANTED.

WISH 10 employ the oi this and the
, sc;IeuIa lake charge Of the education oi three
s gens,ac that he he we'll qualified 10 teach nil The
lrces thorough Englsh education, aud Mathematics
Nl apply who udoubied testimonials o capscit,
profess, and private character good beyond
yl'cpn. - -
All COMMUNICATIONS addressed Union Mills Post Ohcs
sil be a eni"i lu REUBEN H. BOSTON.
Re! ii' Fuvanna county. Virginia, Junes, lS5o c~6~
~ IIcru A I,.,cu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-18

hc- o the Ccu Superior Court c Law aud Chaacsry for King
Wm Al the Court House. Monday the 9th day OF May
ISD
Rob.rS CTon, PsiniK
ts.iG-t
Iola " Crow and William r Cow and others. Defendants
lac .~i! defendants John " Crow and William Crow, not
:ecJ appearance aud given security aecordn. TO lhs
ao Assembly aa The rules OF this Court and appearing By "a
.,ito evidence that they nhab,tsn. oi this Common
Sn ordered that III. sail defendants do here at the
!5s g" be holden ~ III; Clerks Ofcs o said Court ts ors
aa the bill. o the plaintiff and that
0nisr be forthwith inserted pub
4,i t Cy r Richmond and continued for two noaths sue
and THAT anorr DO posted at tho front door oil the
t.!H hogn Of .his county A copy Tssts,
Mss li-cr2rl j. o. POLLARD. ID. &.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-18

foN@lSsIoNER'S OFFICE williamsburg May -, 1850.
a,'d!' named John a. Deneuvie senior, de.
are h'fehy produce their caiis before ie III my
h saic city. "a 18th day OF Ausu. neat. with
M ">''an tho Unless they shall do OF bcioio that
- "~'Su no pohun' VI Wo asS'So ~
1laa i-s~sw wM A. MOODY. NJ C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-18

'uhs>loNERS OFFICE. LOUISA Court HOUSE. MAY -. 1880
' 9rs interested tho above decree notified that have
hsd the 18th day June, 1880 for the taking o the accounts
required ., tho stIJ decree. well the taking o deposition oi
"As'ses House. when al where they are
ft ad VIII; all papers and vouchers necessary to enable
"f .ai accounts
Nv Z e~Sw DAVID NJ HUNTER C. l.. &. g G. l.. e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-18

NtHANcERY- VIRGINIA AT Circuit Superior c"mr'
la" m thsnccy. continued by ADJOURNMENT. a,l holden 'r
~ o' James Cay city oi Williamsburg. tho Court
't~ ~ al city, Wednesday, the 18th day OF May, lSl
& taial.i 4is Sheriff oi York and COMMITTEE ami
"AAats.a~t II Rnber, j. Deneuiyle deceased Plaintiff