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OBITUARIES,

On Wednesday, the 10Th Dec, The soul Of HUGH BOYD
HILL was summoned hcnceI has gone 10 God the crea
tor Mr. Hill died 1Ianua the residence o Col James
NJ Smith in the county Of Northumberland where he had
for years past in the capacity OF teacher ny orcc
of the law made with reference 10 the State students OF Inc
ginia Military Institute where he honoraby graduated WIN
fine intellect well cultivated, and with moral principles
frightened by the smiles Of his Saviour nc bid ia TO realize
what such character could anticipate In the language oi
the elootcnt minister who ocated al inc lnera service
no one knew him but love him, and all who knew MN
found him 10 be among the best young men OF the county
Truly Death loves shining mark. The subject OF our
notice not as one,
"Who draws the drapery of his couch about him,
And lies down pleasant dreams;
but for several weeks previous 10 his dcccae IL was a
that dyspepsia in its most fatal nature was last und2ne NJ
"moral coil" and bearing him onward to the embrace o.
DEATH Ii bore him onward-for young men go 10 oeath
while death comes old menand Just before reaching th
end OF his Journey in this "vac o. tears an interesting a
affecting scene said by those present 10 havo occurred
proving that Dr. Young spoke correctly when he said Una
hc bed the dcecter OF the heart and anougl
du the film along his dim grew yet ne saw, with I'M
eve m faith that his soul going 10 where SIN and sjrTo"
arc unknown Mr. Hill died away from his home and hi
kindred in his native county, Cumberland yet he died amon
friends who knew his virtues and appreciated tho
the rose smells more sweetly when is puckcd from tn
branch so may say, and Justly, that by remembrance sc
Almighty God has gathered him his fathers that thos
SANE virtues shine brightly than while living In th
world But il is natural die live and let us ace
tho virtues of our young friend who now rcposes,
sIn the deep stiffness of that dreamiess state
OF sleep that knows no waking JOYS again" l..
HraTnsvfLLE, Dec. 81
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,,p SPEAKER CORR AT HOME.

Mr. Cobbs residence is Athens Ga and the Banner OF
that place records public demonstration on hearing OF the
election Of Speaker 1t is delightful 10 sec such responses
TO the success Of patriotism, talents and ruc-especay
when combined in young man as Howell Cobb he
has not Yet reached his 35th year:
son THURSDAY last there such IN ouburst OF JOY
amonr the Democrats as well large portion of the Wings
81 this place the of the election OF Mr. CosB TO the
Speakers chair call for public demonstration Inc
pnncr office was illuminated and torcl-lght procession
wound through the streets preceded by band OF music 10
his dwelling where address was delivered to large con-
course of citizens after which they partooK OF Ies
men handsomely prepared courcousy rendered by the
family in one OF the rooms Upon the return OF the process,
sion 10 the Banner office eoqlen: address was delivered
by Stevens Thomas Esq The procession also marched to
the house of Col Cobb the father of the Speaker and was
received by this aged and venerable gentleman IN manner
touching all We have room for further details SUI
flee il 10 saw the whole demonstration came on IN manner
every wav gratifying To the friends of Mr. Cobb
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nr,,ru nr GEN nANIEL C. RUTTS.

We have read with sincere regret the following announce
men, in the Petersburg Intcigencer Gen. b. was one OF
the nobles and vous citizens in the State and the
lntcligencer does but justice 10 his character
1--WE are panied to-day the death OF one o. oI
cT aIBORNE BUTTS died suddenly Friday night, at
his residence in This place. after having passed the day in at
tending to his usual business without indicating the slightest
symptom Of indisposon We cannot SPEAK TOO meniy IN
in MI the relations of life His character and pursuits were
alike stamped with the impression OF high sense 81 rectude
and honorani we have never known individual In any
community 10 I'VE TO the advanced of General Butts IN
the enjoyment all the ae of more sincere and universe
confidence We could say many things ABOUT MN IN le
way of merted euogy will leave This task 70 some Other
non which will NJ doubt be found to pay fuller and wor
ihinr tribute To hi memory.
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TOT Wl ISHYUlTtT.

W1I.LS'S POEMS-JANUARl lst, IS5U
Gentlemen: May be allowed a small portion Of your
columns to solicit the attention Of the public poetic
work by RICHARD DANIEL WILLS just issued by Leween
4 Drinkard Richmond Va entitled "Orginal Juvenile Poe
try consisting of Love Letters Love Tales, Acrostics &C.,
designed 10 anluse the young"
The work. although only prosumng its title page to
anuse the young will be found also cmneny well calcua-
ted edfy the mature in years. and to awaken the
poetic ecstasy that sumbcs in the breast every human
creature For well may it be said that poetry is thc only
heavenly passion that has survived the fall"
Although the of Mr.. Wills not clothed in the
senals of the Art divne-naure and ecling-dsplayed In
many line But hope il is needless point further
TO enumerarc fully the tokens Of merit exhibited in the
little work before enlightened public but
take pride in paonsing this effort of dawning genius Al
though Mr. Wills Is only just entering the confines of
hood he has already shown apart from his poetic talents
merit which deserves the encouragement of his countrymen
When ths bugle sounded on the banks of the Rio
Grande and many stream purple with American blood
he was found in under the standard Of his country
and honoraby served Sergeant OF the Virginia regiment
to the close of the war
America above all nations should encourage her young
bard for in all and nations the followers of the mystic
Nine have been found the advocates Of freedom and the
enemies OF tyranny and oppression Who like they have
contributed keep alive the sacred amo of PATRIOTISM in
the breasts of their countrymenl
"Ful many gem of purest ray
The dark, unflthomcd caves OF ocean bear;
Pull MAN. Hover is born 10 blush Unseen
And waste its sweetness on the d -ert air"
Vjrainans, children will blush for yoa You allow
this spngng flower Of your native soil to wiiher and
fade away for the want Of your fostering care, RF a.
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To the Editors Of the Enquirer.

To the Editors Of the Enquirer.
LoMsARpY GROVE, VA, January g. 1850.
Messrs. Editors You will much obige me BY publishing
the following list Of weight Of hogs killed at % months DID,
bv Archer W. Hansen. ESQ.,:
No. i, Ill No 5, 36o No. a2O
No 2 364 No. A. 800 No. g. 3l3
Total weigh, 1904 lbs. average weight of Hogs 3is lbs
He also killed six hogs at II months old, averaging 1881
lbs. weight.
Nv neishbo William Jones, Esq, slaughtered 40 hogs
of his raising which supposed by every one who
saw them TO average 200 bs but the Squire too indus
rous and practical perform labor merely TO crafty his
riositv and did not weigh them.
Mr. Joseph H. Jones killed % hogs at an average lbs
weight; penned only four weeks, and IL months old
Your humble also killed respectable pen Of hogs
some forty in number and he thinks the list Of weights
would have been remarkably ne but the Madam opposed
gross pork and ordered their execution before they
fully grown. The Grove forever. b.
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TO THE PEOPLE OF GREENSVILLE.

Felow-cizens Sincerely thankful for yonr confidence
and ialcrcd by your support is with regret announce
the necessity which compels decline being candidate
for reelection a in the House Of Delegates of
Virginia Neither Indifference your past kindness nor
disregard Of your wishes prompts in making this an
nouncement Nothing less than the full assurance of the
fact that the Of the county and the of the
principles SO dear and large majority of fell
ow-czens could suffer thereby, has induced me to
yield the pressing calls of unsettled business in forming
this determination.
You will commit the support Of your interest and your
principles 10 some other of your foow-ctizcns and
shall better satisfied rely upon the greater ability and
experience Of such than 10 renew the offer of my
services Respectfully, JAMES w. COOK, JR.
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NOTICE.
tsaIutpTr npnnCDTS- ron c&Jr

an the 9th Gay of January. 1880 NJ Dunn Co will offer
~ their Noronsvi properly consisting OF comodous Dwelling
House and other necessary buildings GOOD
Land attached partly being good stand and an
for Physician place they
will of about good Dwelling
buildings the time and place r. Dunn will four
Mountain a Of which we'll adapted gazna and
grow tobacco, wheat and finely Persons wishing pur.
will please call and exam, themselves Also Will
thousand dollars worth goods all consisting
Cloths, vestncs, Prints Doc Blankets Caps.
Shoes stock Of ladies' dress GOODS several GOOD
horses. wagon. dc DC
Sale day lay till completed Person, wishing purchase
low will please and examine Term, will be made known hs
day. T X. DUNN
Jan s-ca
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Telcgraphcd for the Baltimore Sun.

. TN
The market is firm, and the stock hand compar
ativey small. The sales to-day amount Ia 200 bales Al,
cents for middline ~. for fair upland ard M
PA cents for fair Orleans and Mobile The market closed
with upward tendency The sales Of the week amount to
1000 bales.
The flour market is frmc., and prices have advanced
since morning about g.. cents per Dbl The sales are 0
bbs s. 2H S. Is for good Western and State brands.
Southern 81 s. 81. Corn meal and rye flour unchanged
Grain is steady. A sale of 1000 bushels Long Island
white wheat 81 Sc There has been speculative m
meats ana sales made upon YET trnnspred Com
is in good request The sales Is 900 bushels a.
81 62 for mixed and yellow. Oats steady sales Al
Is 10 cents. Rye go 81 cents
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. neui, Snperlor coun
Court OF Not
Plaintiff

D county
John + Dupuy AMI ais ria"""'
arilnst
r Js.ers rArcuior.
|, hr i3tF October s'e 'ha' john D.
J executor Than letter decd rrnicr before 'nlm,"nt
" Fulcr absence. Asa Ohyrr ami Saihnr hhtnr
e,r al whom authorized who are hereby ap''l r.
commissioners purpose. account OF IN. tfan'a'n
tr.tsrnr AGENTS rnmpi1nants trustees iier NJ
crclnrs 10 show the amount OF
w received or came hands from the sale, "i M h
fund in the benefit If cedior~ AMI M arr
reInrlto produce before the ral
receipts and accounts that have
tho saes the saH
and said Letter. for the 'ri'irr- III W
provided said deed: and the
requested and an account c
hi. Cont Of all the debts poyiirt Tor IN w
this due and unai 20 rs 10 sho" W.
amount whom due. ami Distinguishing the Character
sail ers due hy the sail J Individually Or AZ cu:iy W
anil the said Commissioner required To publish IN some "
paper published the Richmond notice for four wes
dlring pcrrons against the said fi'nan r. Jr
which deed o produce them before ~
Commissioner with evidence thereof who required 10 MAKE
t thereof Is also required To MAKE ,opor
all roper. AMI money have come 10 the hands W.
the aid ma I'cr deceased which was cons'yrl
deed Of trust benefit Of cretorS together with anytime
.ni r.inen by himself which be required BE- stated
cil-, Of The par,ies.' &c ,..,
who in the above decree required 20 ~
nssr before mr. Bs:i 10 the county Of Prince Eiwar IN w.
h day Of February $50 with proper evidence and voucher !" e.
e m. 10 make the and report said decree directed
Jan s-cwiw SAMUEL D, BURKE, Special Commission
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FIRE-The sold nail factory situated the south side
Of Hasas mill race between 18th and 18th streets was burnt
down Saturday morning between and O'Clock Il was
occupied bp .iessrs Sebbns & Ellis sash and blind
factory and by Mr. John Hitchcock blacssmhery and
axe factory The building belonged 10 Messrs HaSais and
was in dapidated condition. hoH'urancs Loss about
s5OOOThc Virginia Wooden Factory, contiguous, was sa-
we'd by The exeftons the remen and operatives. The e
was the work of ncendiary. -Repabiiran
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MORE. MYSTERY

The Fredericksburg News publishes our statement oil The
famous Mrs Miller having been seen on the Steamer Mount
Vernon bound for Petersburg and it aogethei
a mistake" II adds;
oMrs NJ with NIr. B.. sailed some six or eight days
since for italy, This the Enquirer terms 1t, IS mos
curious romance For the last year two Mrs Miner ma
resided in Winchester Virginia whore she was universally
admired for Ter high personal attractions end very superior
mental end (supposcd moral accomplishments She visited
in tho best society and esteemed generally pacrn
excellence During her intercourse with the people OIL WIN
chester she formed acquaintance win Mr 81 young
gentleman of wealth. modcsty and some personal ana ne
ectual pretens They became intimate as i Is bcieTee
in Winchester through the pcrsGasons OF Mrs Miner h'
landlord and lady o the House which she boarded seVeia
months previous the copcmcn detected these stolen IN
crvews but said nothing Of it. until ic Interesting sua
ZION" of which the Enquirer speaks began 10 deVeope IT.
self About this time she left with the gentleman VINO SOLE
yery handsome property near Winchester worth some
$4,000 His avowed purpose was to visit Italy, wch III
aid do in the last steamer with Mrs Miller under the as
snned name of Mr. and Mrs Blackemer MAJOR Miller went
few dnys since 10 Detroit These facts we gathered IN
late visit TO the Valley
Now we contend, that Information IL later ana moro
directpcsons on the Boat having recognized Mrs NJ ane
her lover she succeeded in making her friends believe
that she had committed suicide the Niagara Falls would
il not have been easier humbug people into the belief
that she had sailed for Europe?
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s9-T THE VIRGINIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY,"
The Virginia Historical Society will hold its third annual
meeting according to adjournment In the Hall the House
of Delegates Thursday evening next the 10Th nst
I. o'clock.
VIM NJ. Burwe, Esq, of Bedford will deliver the Annu-
al Actress on the occasion.
The meeting is public and open all who please to at
tend. Jan lit
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Harrisburg. Friday, Jal

HARRtsBuRG, Friday, Jan. L.
Disrracefd Proceedings.
scene of the widest excitement occurred IN our mds
last night Mr. Valentine Best the newly elected Speaker
has suddenly become obnoxious to at least great portion OIL
the Democratic party In Harrisburg occasoncd BY the vas
cang course he has chosen pursue in the expression
his political opinions and last evening tochsht process
the hotel of Mr. Best made the air resound with shouts
discod and The vcst epthets In front OF the crowd
carried large lantern on which yariousy inscribed
Bes 'Isay Cockrobn." "7he Best successor 10 Arnold
~ did myself" II was altogether disgaceul demonstra
o and deserves the of every advocate of order
nnie
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. - -s--=-s-7-=' -'7'-
MARRIAGES..

Married on Thursday the 9th ut by the Rev Leroy W.
7 90 the Rev. STAUNTON FIELD, OF the Virginia Con-
fcysncr and Miss SALLIE ANN PULLlAM, eldest daugh
Tor of the late Robt. VI. Pulan, Of Manchester Va.
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FARM AT AUCTION.

II OFFER county, lying the
leading Charleston Burlington sh
the land good of
been The buildings amply .uficien the place and
Al new will public Monday, tho Itth Of lar
NJ King and Queen House. If previously Opposed oi
Nv father or Mr ii Jones viii take pleasure in shelving the farm
70 any one wishing see il A HAYNES
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MEETING holders Tie Bonds Of the late Republic oi
a Texas in which If the Republic are sTecay
lrc for their pay requested ehcr in person o. by proxy
O'CLOCK n the National Hotel
Washington City TAXA consideration matters OF essential
,..,,r,5r. "a HAMILTON OF SIul Carolina,
IN his own and attorney for majority in amount
La : MI
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PERSON AL LlABILITY-Stoc of all the Banks
in The State now individually responsible the
OF their respective shares in addition 10 the shares them
selves for all debts and liabilities contracted by said nstu
TONS the first day of the present month"; which may
be heraer contracted BY hcn The provision OF the
tuition in relation 10 this matter, is as fsllows-
Sec /. The stockholders in every corporation and joint
association for banking purposes issuing bank notes
any kind of paper credits circulate money after the
first day of January thousand eight hundred and fifty
shall be individually responsible the amount Of their respec
tive share shares of stock in such corporation
caon for all s debts and iabaiics of every kind
ted after the said first day of January thoucand eight
hundred and fifty.
In of the insolvency any bank the bhoders are
by the constitution entitled preference In payment over
all other creditors The above provisions alike applicable
to the Safety Fund Banks and to Free Banks. The crcu-
lation Of our Banks is very well fortified
" y Jour of Commerce.
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REMIT ANcEs OF MONEY BY MAIL.

The ; rdniine f1rfHeyt q VS' -'11S'e'S
The New i Mirror publishes letter from The Assis.
ran, Pos. Mas, General by which ii appears that The old
regulation of =, Department is still in force authorizing
Post Masters Ia the country heretofore TO frank letters
to editors containing ,eWances Of money or the names OF
subscribers
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MISPLACED, OR STOLEN Sunday night. 9TH Jani.
vi ay At Richmond Fredericksburg Railroad Depot small
CARPET BAG containing Dental nsrmen concre. Knives &c
wa taken by person who has will please leave
Al the Columbian Hotel ANY giving such information as WI lead
70 the recovery ofth Bag and contents will be literally rewarded
Jan. s-il
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70, BIBLE SOCIETY OF yIRGINIA-The regular
monthly meeting OF the Board of Managers will be held
Tuesday, 9Th inst O'clock in the Yesry room of ST.
paul's Church. SAMUEL REEVE Cor Secty
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Enr the EunuircI

Messrs, Editors: You are requested TO announce Mr.
Hillary Harris candidate TO represent Powha'an III the
next Legislature. THlRry-oNE DEMOCRATS.
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Tdegrapked for Che Baltimore Sun.

The steamer Alabama arrived here fom Chages the Sd
instant She brings hundred and sixty thousand dollars
worth Of gold dust She reports the arrival OF the steamer
Cherokee at Chagres, from New York
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-08

Messrs Townes Rison & Co, "broke ground" on new
wears lay AT the other end of the Richmond ana ah'e
Railroad line with view TO make an opening through Tue
hill, little North of Dundee for the passage of the steam
in due time They have than $50 hands, and the
Register saws will do the work rapidly and we'll This looks
like carving the road through!
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From the Winchester Trginian.
CLARKE COUNTY, VA, SHEEP.

DECEMBER D. lci9.
Mr. Edito-Secing from your paper the interest you take
in agriculture BY the publication OF the account of my recent
sale Of mutons offer you the following statement in justice
others The demand great for my bucks breeders
that cannot afford to alter many for mu'ions- therefore
alter only icw each year. build flock Of mnons onby
purchasing from gentlemen who have highly improved their
Hooks by crossing from breed of sheep purchase ueh
er lambs and earrings and sell at two years old To show
The beauty and value of their sheep mention that have
purchased from Dr. VIM d. Mcclure and Dr. MccormicS'
wether lambs for and 81 each from p Mccormick ~ Bur
well and Dr. Randolph unfcd yearings for fro to 81
each from Mr. Nelson for $50 (some OF the lot not being
bred D. Sheppcd sod his yearngs unicd 10 the butcher
on his farm Sc think Dr. MccoFmck this year sold his
sometine in January Colonel r. Smith sold his uned for
from 10 6H You have mentioned heretofore NJ. Smith 3
sales couple his sales and mine also with the above and
should like know if such sales have been made any where
else under such circumstances Of age &C. You will see the
credit OF breeding all the lot sold is not due 10 me- although
they are crossed pretty deep from breed of sheep You
will probably recolcc the beautiful mutton bred raised and
attened by Dr. Mcclure and presented to the late Busrod
TAYLOR in beauty and yield 10 the gross weight rarely
exceed or equaled faer but few nuttons and they on
" of my breed of sheep
Yours truly, JOSIAH Wa WARE:
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Bcrryville, Clarke County, Va.

Governor Floyd and family accompanied by Col Stafford
H. Parker member Of the Board of Public Works; Colonel
Crozct and Talcott +. T. NJ Garrett Esq, Engineers &C.
neral Clay Mr. Duprey, and Mr. Myers arrived here quite
unexpectedly yesterday evening in the Coffee from
Old Point The Governor and suite came down from Rich
nond on Thursday Old Point visit of inspection to
Frenchs great improvement giving Locomotive Engines
increased adhesion enabling them greater incl
nations than any heretofore attempted We grathed at
learning that the party expressed much satisfaction ut the
exhibition.
In the evening his Exccency and suite were invited by
number Of citizens 10 parake of an impromptu en-
ertanmcn the National Hotel which served mp in
Keengs approved style They left this morning in
the Steamer Mount Vernon for Richmond
Norfolk Arpns. Jan. 5.
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LATEST BY THE TELEGRAPH.
T1lceraphcd for the Richmond Enquirer,

WAsH;SeToS, MONDAY, January p
In the SENATE to-day, Gen. Cass resolution relative r.
noninercourse with Austria under consideration Tn
passage of the resolution was anvosa,ed by Mr. Hale and
70 cause the American Government to ineeddle with the
internal affairs of other nations This line of conduct r
C. coniendd would he contrary TO the Iages Of the Ael
FoorE obtained the floor. The Senate then adjourned
The HOUSE REPREs baloted for Clerk four
several times to-day without success On the third bzlot
Mr. solomon Foote placed in nomination. The fourth
and last ballot resulted follows Forney l01 Foqte 81
Campbell IT, scattering S; necessary 70 choice III
motion was made adJourn till "Wednesday, but Va,
nra,ycd and then the House adjourned until TO morrow
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rT.l.craphed for The Richmond Enquirer

WAsHINGToN, MONDAY JAN. /, ls5O
In the House of Representatives to-day, four ballots wer
taken for election of Clerk. Forncy received l07 votes
In the Senate Mr. Clay spoke hour in opposition L,
with Austria.
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IT ii + 4 Il II Z

TIL + 4 TR
SETON AND CHIPPENDALE. MANAGERS "a,
fHiS EVENING (TiESDAl January srh will be presented ITO
Z admired Play OF the
81 Pierre f,;s i -, ,,-.,r,rrc il p,rb,,od, Mr. Held
Mariana. Qhe wife, Mrs W. JONES
Singing by Miss Barton and Mr. insani
roncnde with the
WASH r X w q MAN.
Wilmington Wh!rei<. Mr. Soaia
Mary he Was Snl,
Boxes 80 CENTS Pit 2J
Gallery ~ Side Eastern Gallery,
IL: cents: Colored Gallery y
s SEATS can he secured, and Tickets obtained daily from 9tc aud
rom 3 30 5 O'Clock
70 few and monthly Tickets be had application al
he Box Office
Ian
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George Hickman lawyer In Baltimore who was 'rca 10
defrauding the Government by forged cheek mas oee
nrompty and honorably acquitted by the jury.