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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14
Arrived.

Steamship Roanoke PARISH u hour. from Norfolk and
Richmoud, Win passengers 70 Dean : Thornton
mdse and 500 passengers 20 VIII ans Guion.
ship lebanon (of Thomast n Snow from Liverpool Oct.
g. lat a 90 lon 50 20 spoke bsN Jenan from Smyrna for
Boston Sd inst LAT 20 Ion a. saw arge sieamsaip IN
Ship Constantine Burning from Liverpool Oct H. with
mdse and asseugers % G,inuel Mstgsn Co Oct 20,
LAT 50 49, lon 81 TO- passed steamship Washington hence
for Southampton and Bremen The experienced severe
heavy gales in lat 9 \ silt sails &c ,. ,. ,,v.,
pool with mdse and i29 master Died beard
" L Baker seaman OF Baltimore.
shin Martha j Wac Tot 40 savs from Liverpool with
mdse and 400 passengers 10 J q; Wafd v -,
ship Hartford, Sannerman, days from savannah with
cotton 70 Durham \ Dimon
ship Dirigo Dosns days from Charleston with cotton
BARK Caroline sherwood DAYS from Charleston. with
cotton. &c to Durham Dimon -
Bark Ehzabeth, orr Hancock. 81 days from Bristol,
Eng with mdse and 90 passengers To II & W Meyer
Bark Aron (of Boston, veua'J, 81 DAYS from Cardiff.
Wales with IRON and stee u orGeT vessel "a master Nov
g. off Georges Banks exchanged ais with large ship
having IN her signal Same time EXCHANGED signals with
bark Rowland Sailed IN company with shp shendani Tor
BARK Junior (Br Turler 81 DAYS froml Glasgow, with
mlse and 1913 passengers 20 II WIN.
Bng Princess Royal. tBr) Doe, " days from Bermuda,
with mdse. and passengeIto ". Davenport - -,
Brig Lima ofPoftand) Wade ID days from Havana with
Brig Eliza of Belfast ENERGY from Belize. Hond @
DAYS nom Savannah. with mahogany and og~cod to T.
Sehr Fo'us tRr) Stubhs rs DAYS from Port au-Pnhee
CUTS for New-York 76ays RI schr salem for do. ds
The Br Isch Triton Scr Boston, sailed the day previous
Schr isabella Arbocam days from Boston, with mase'
TO Dayton Spraeue 1880,
schr Belle Wooster days from Eastpor' Hath and fish
10 Sni,h Boynton. A.. =,
Schr Ada Woodbury., days from RccSport. Mass. nsh
10 master.
Schr Seaman. lbr) Ayers. II days from ouho"iah" ~
s. grndstones. sc Ia master
Schr ARIEL. Paul DAYS from Rocklsnd, lime.
Schr q II Perry. Rockland. lime.
Schr Norwich. Jones. DAYS from Salem, bound TO
Albany. ~ -.
Schr Leander Nickerson, days from Boston bound TO
Albany. nm
Schr Fountain. EDDY Albany bound TO Fall River
BFIOw-Bark Exact. from savannah and bark Eiiza-
beth IBr nom Bristol Fog Br N giFary. Eaton 10 days
from S. Kits IN balas to order Also, ship and brig
SAIL ED-Steamship Meteor, Lawless, for New-OTleans
and others.
wIND-At sunrise, n. N W. meridian. " at sunset,
y Z with hail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14

~ AcorrespoDdent OF TIE Ner Bef0rd MercEry writes
from Johanna Comoro Islands under date Of July ID a.
follows would take this opportunity 10 inform you that
Arrangements have been made with the sultan % ms
land Tor supplying all vessels that may call here with any
tces they may require without recourse to the natives
Hitherto whaemen have bad much trouble and
with the WHICH trust viii now be avoided
and will hope cause whaling vessels % call AT this
island which is decidedly the cheapest and best place in
thus an for whaling vessels recruit Capt doores
Of bark Maria of New Bedford writes home Ia high terms
OF Johanna place for recruin hps, an arrange
mont has been made with the authorities depryng the ma
ves OF the monopoly the trade long enjoyed by them
and Of Consul seriously felt by our whale
Shlps touching those islands.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14

Tho assets which we're considered good, equivalent
10 III cents on the dollar This much better than
was expected when the failure was announced
m. L. Jaolo,oJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-07
NUMBER 80.
EVENING SESSION.

The SPEAKER resumed the Chair at clock and s,,,et
the question before the House be ordering the u
qes ion on Tie amendment offered by the member from
ford, to the bill appropriang the Public Revenue. =:
Tho House decided that the main question should now H.
put.
The question then taken agreeing 10 tbciamcnd-
ment and determined in the negative, as follows:
AYEs1Messrs; McDearmon, Burwell, Hammond, Speed,
Jones Boiling, Muse, Stuart Cooke, Stova Welton Lew
81 Loujoun Wright, Neblet Newman, Montague vii
i1ans, Wheeler, Campbell of Nouoway Russell Willis
son-30. ' 1855 ~
NoEs.1essrs Hopkins, (speaker) Fnney, Allen, Bow
Sode, Uaf,e Massey Of Ae.anda Danon BOisseau
Power Wsman Clarke, Wilcox carrne,an sss Of Charlotte
Barbour Jr, Segar, Hume Duniap Deskns Edwards OF E.
Brooks sydnor, Carroll, cslison Wilson, stump Mon,oe
rendle,on Boydston Jenney, Harvey Baskerville Beirne
Edmundson Vanosial, Kby, Dawson Stubbs, Butt, Yer.
5y Henderson Robertson Cox, Caekley, Fairfax i:ives
Calvert Campbell OF Smyth, Newtom, Wheaton, Diard OF
Sussex Wit,en, aoraer, Massey of Warren and CLARKE,
Dltty, and Boyd-75
The bill then ordered to BE- engrossed and read third
time. ~
EASTERN AND WESTERN LUSArrc AsYLrNs.
An engrossed bill changing the nodo appointment and
tenure OF Office OF the Directors OF the Eastern and Wes
efn mr uSa!ie HG A,sums coming up on its passage,
ar. SE1AR mS-ed to lay the bill the table. Lost
Mr iMBoDEN staloi the substance of ry,ier he incn
Mr. YE2BY and Mr FERGUSON oppossd III, nro,os
ton 10 amend by way of ryder, and f'oTN-
Mr. STovALL called the pevio us qu,son ON tho ,.ss,o
o the BILL and there second the nnn ouestnn was
then ordered and being taken the bill passet tho previous
cutting OIL the ryder proposed TO be orei by tile
gentleman from Augusta. -
IsDEPENDASr DAsx IN LyscHBuRo
an engrosed bi TO incorporate the Mecaats' Bank OF
Mr. WILLIS proposed ryder compelling said bank to nav
bate, was rejected.
Inc question was then taken the passage of the BILL and
decided in the atlirmalve-uyes CO. noes A.
on motion OF Mr. LEWIS OF b.. the House adjourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-07

Ho was made the subject Of dissertation in the Roya Soce
ty iondoD. al the cocrs Of which aauly contributed
to acknowledge his talent By the highest distraction in the
power.
synopsis Of his work published in Edngburg and
readily commanded extensive sac did, aiso, New
oTk edition. in octavo and in 1889 Audubon returned 10
ins country, where he established himself the
Here he tabored, with DR.. Bachman, in preparing "Tho
9undrupeds OF imcricaa wok published last year. In
some u his work his have ably assisted in the de-
scientific men, an mperishable nane the
editor Of The Gallery Of lusous Americans" has said
no! in me Keeping of history alone. From every deep
grove the birds of America will sing lis name. The
viii pipe 1t II, wndows-ho orioe carol ii f,om The
meadow gIass-the turedovc roll it through the secret for
ess-tc many voiced mockng bird pour il along the
Ing aand the bird of Washinlon, from his casgy home
far up the rocky mountains viii TO the ,cmpesla
and the stars
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-07
THE slOhCESrER PIANOS.
A.>AlIIGn NLN NnIE


From ne Ncr iark Erea;ag Miyror 0csoberl2 1850
NoRCESrEH'S PIANO FORrES-i; always affords pecu
W ,easure the good ,hings Of modes
Mr. Worcester whose Piano Fores
psse by any Instruments manufactured IN this coun.
II. VI Worcester gone quietly, until he mayt
w the first Piaro Forte makers his Instruments OF
.ron Mare Rooms he or: Mr w I
in assure who wish purchase
meat that they 10 better than 10
call on We nave Mr. w customer during
and We have not heard the hfst word oi dlssa
expressed against his instruments or his prices
From tts .Sstr YORK CorlGiercGi Aire-fser
Thc strains OF which rriy yours speaks came
from OF those wonderful pieces o
forth The melody OF The voice in love
w.. h and perfectly harmonious ard meio
GioUS toles tIai accustomed 10 listen to"
Wesc crnsan; supplied wiha full and complete assortment o.
hr Worccs'ets choice Instruments al factory prices.
IS co personal attention the touch and tone OF hla In
r Worcester determined that they sha, stand un
Vailed N"pectiuy solicit examination rom procSsors anna
eurs ar, the public NORRIS d BROTHER
Il Dnnker & Morris. Worcesier's sole Agents.
flI0ni the Ne,c York Mirror 2Jah June, 1870.
WoRcESTER'S PiANOSWe take p.easu.e i'll directing
do conscienuusy knowing they Will JUS
nig their favor. Trey Enshed from To
rosewood ard mahogany beauty and
exquisite finish
Inc New York Commercial Advertiser o the Goth June 1850
i!eS n. above and
A@ take peascrc in endorsing this testimony to the
EXQUISITE beauty and finish Mr. Worcesers PianoS We weie
a the other day the edences OF agreement between the
pubic onlon and the demand Planes OF Mr. Worces
t manufacture having compelled him greatly enlarge his manu-
factory the complete establish
meme al ~. Kind IN America
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-07
,SE. ). :. ROSES ~, ,,,u
rrr r:,p ,rrD FA..liI MEDICINES. PRLPAEED Bl HIM
NN- SElE aI Ills l. IaEOkATOkN.

NTT
IENHrSE Medicines all OF hih reie at can o. ,.''
are the result meica pactice i' thc 's' i
wears II the city oi Philadelphia . - ,,,s
Roses Eypecoran Cough Syrup for Consunpioh 'os
Coughs Splitting Blood Brohchi;Is ad al pedses "
the Lungs. Price ~ cents. c.,c,i.
Dr. Roses Alternative Purifier for the OF Scoiuia
Old Eupions Liver Complaint; Rheumatism chronic Diseases anu
all Di4t impure the Blood Pce 81
Or Roses Alternative Pills ior Dyspepsia lver Com
ulan, Jaundics and the Impaired by bilious
habits beng superior all mercua preparations Prlce 2oc
Dr. Vegetable NermliGge Worm kier-a sale ad sure
eSpeler Price p cents
b Basam This mixture one o the most
important medicines should be kept all families Is cer-
tain cure ali bowel diseases. Price - cents .
ConpouHd-a fer Rheumatism frice 81
DR. Roses Magic pains Of all Kinds IRON Inc
body. Price -
Female Pills for female weakness, general deoy &C. &C. frce
2b
Golden Pill srea, Tonic males females, and substitute ior
abdominal supporters. Pricc ~ Cents
Anti DyspeIc ComrouGd-housands have been cured by II.
Price 90
Hair Ton.c-supeo. AL Other hair preparations, and highly
commended BY the great DR. Physic Price 90 cents and 81
The efficacy the medicines mentioned above has been
uow fully and widely and proven and their specific effect
curing the which they appropriated has
remedies the afflicted all other
known compounds bcG,igc the
Dr. Rose graduate the University oi Pennsylvania and ar
honorary member the Philadelphia Medical Society His diploma
Sfa.d $50 hy the following eminent physlcais, and
whom hr has been III frequent consultation with since Doctors
Chapman Gibson James and Hare the Chems
A. lot he above vausGe family medicines, with circulars and iu
eoa car he had of tn following Druggists PURCElLADH
: 90. GAlNOR y WOOD. ADlE x GRAY, BENNETT y
BEERS, r. X. DuNAL o STRECKER. aad J. Bl AIR, Broad
s,e., Ian 1,ycly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-07

DESTRUCTIVE STORM-Monduy las, was day OF
sup.hne and Storm" frequent heavy showers of ein
not unlike April weather The gust of wind in the evening
proved very destructive in this county negro belong
ing Mr. Samuel Peach Of Queen Anne district was killed
was filled with tobacco which was much damaged. Mr..
Grimes near Nottingham had tobacco house blown down.
and made miraculous escape from the ruins-one Of the
mbers fell upon his foot but did inure him. Another
bacco house on the Mattponi Of the late W. Bowie
was blown down. and in every direction we hear of the de-
struc,on Of fencing trees &c negro belonging TO Mr.
Crosby Calvert county, killed by the falling oa obac
co house. number Of who u tho house
the time made escape from tho ruins.-Martbro
Nd Gazette
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-07

BALTIMORE AND THE SOUTH.-The Savannah
Republican of tho 25th u that the splendid new ship
A. Chesebough which arrived that port the previous
day from Baltimore had board the largest assorted cargo
eyor conveyed between the two ports being Of the bulk OF
over 5000 bbs The A. c. will load Savannah for Liver
pool whence she will Baltimore in Mr. H. Mankin
inc of Liverpool packets.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-07
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER
PUBLISHED DAILY AND SEMI
BY WILLIAM F. & THOMAS hifohih' 'n'
TER VI 5.


dosss aken for PERIOD aaa l yss, m r moa %i naY
.ss ~ ysac ns ~ - e. n rem'ed BY a post PAID
or sA dollars Per gier NAV cmIed per mail, in good and
a r,nS "Iss ces a. The 1.-THE Editors ne pGage al as
Naaoe s ~ ,rrr The postage OF single letter Is scarce
81 e oun @ to The The accumulation Of postage III
!. extensive BUSINESS which operates as TAX upon ho'
IN THE DAILY ENaulRERtor fifteen lines o. iess @ mrs. IN
il inserted once week week, or three times week. y
and a half cents ,., Ii g.. - -
,a nrororon for ad cnGeXceP Lottery
charged 100 dollars paper
ed) . G.. ,n..ron
10 cents; each continuance 10 cents. ,n,,y
distance must hs accompanied villa INC i
or satisfactory execution , .. 100.
3 Al 05i,ari.s and tributes Of respect exceeding egaf i"eS e
charged for ss-SiceriiSenents. ,. .,oo.v., ,bs
nary hand unknown 10 us ncs, DC " 'n
Of the neighhorhood or they VIII IN no
- 49, hshed Every measure that has been taken To prevent
1r,,ur and quzzcs has proved heretofore unavan we must
@ by the name OF the cri on tie back the fer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-07
The Washington Union OF Tuesday "a

The Washington Union OF Tuesday says
"Congess has rejected every proposition for our relief
We have into serious debt 10 execute Inc contract Tor
the public prinlngwc have exhausted our private means
we have drawn upon the funds dt our have exc
cuted that with all possible zeal and hdey yet
we have escaped tie cauay o entInes or the bundcrs
of other We have been charged with entering into cousion
and combination with other Offices and with Inc lypograph
ical Society destroy the contract system This false
We been charged with holding buck tic public work for
the purpose Of compelling Congress TO ahandon tile system
This false On the contrary never was the public work
executed with more prompiitnde we nave been charged
with the most pul economy in uSmg an inferior quality OF
paper: This is equally false. And when the faithful and
able Printing Committee of the House consisting OF three
honorable men, COL Melville, and Messrs Morehead and
Fuller proposed plan for relief unbushngly cir
that it would give profit of OOOsomc said
S2O0OO0 and others even half million. But the Printing
Committee of the House demonstrated that the results
would have been far short OF these visionary calculations
What estimates Messrs Gales Seaton put upon our propc
stion for reefhow far short Of these such expert
enced printers though political opponents estimated the
su-et their statements SCI orth in Gen. Footc speech
testify 10 the country
"Bu. this resolution OF the committee, which had passed
the House OH Friday last: failed in the Senate yesterday
morning. Yet majority OF the Senate derdedy in
our favor How then, did il fail BY the vindic,iv nte
position Of Senator Turney OF Tennessee wo BY his single
no. prevented the resolution from being read second time
Saturday. The time consumed The river and harbor
bill prevented il from being called again al early
hour on Monday-then the appropriation bills bc
passed and when that resolution finally called up
yesterday during the last hour Of the expiring ssson there
wanting Two decided Wings 10 consign il 10 the
tomb Mr. Senate: Ewing OF Ohio declared that ift
taken up, he would speak il 10 DEATH and Mr. Senator
Pearce oppose and declared that he would speak
out Thus lis fate sealed Ill relief was denied and
the claims of justice and the appeals Of sensby ST.
lenced hy parliamentary tactics.
"Be it SO We have mich respect for ourselves TO
whmper and 10 complain % hard measure which has
been dealt 10 We shall undertake 10 say how liz
lie have deserved this fate Blu, should ruin in
the face whose fault s i. We leave il generous
try to Judge between and the extraordinary combination
of elements by which have been hancd down II ia too
early in the day for 10 sketch the which
?ursusthe plans we are ioril!nsthe sacrifices
called upon make Ii may Of f.ol the press for
III may consgn different destiny. Bat the
who conscious Of hs innocence say lis merits may
meet the medilacd blow with cquaniny, ana find in
his sol one drop OF patience"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-07
FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH 7, 1851.

FENIMORE COOPER CN FUGITIVE SLAVES.
In recent letter in response invitation TO public
dinner in New York city, the distinguished novelist Mr. Fe-
nimorc Cooper says:
81 lave been as;onsed at the patience Of the South as
connected with the manner in which the States generally
have treated their direct legal right IL claim tugitves, ard
their high moral right demand the punishment Of those
who employ agents light the ie-band ia their midst
We hare treated them not only rih ccahe.rfed uakaG
nsss sed. neglect and :ndge1fnes as w1ah NC Gpp9so 70
neistory feelings is 10 SQUAD policy When Tie South
talks Of lis rcA 10 riGrar as moral right, defer to the
justice vi the prccnton if not 10 its wstonl'
We glad that returning sense OF justice begins 10 an
innate the North The South has been patient but II yet
awaits the operations of the fuGi'ise slave law which now
happily works SO we'll befc il gives up expectations of
Justice in the Union struggle is going on between the
iecds and the enemies of the Constitution in The North
the result of which must control Southern action We are
glad that the former in the ascendant and epros
poets OF continued and union bgenng win every
day Richmond Republican]
Our Southern friends says the N Gobe) will find that
the opinions of Mr. Cooper and the opinions OF the Demo-
cracy Identical And the truth vii! soon be APPARENT
think that the Democratic party Of the North Is the Union
party Of the North.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-07
JOHN A. DELYIN.
CABiNET MAKER AND LNNRER DEALER,


TINE o: al purchase eesan; anil subsah
tai Furniture made Richmond called his extensive
s9es hand embracing OF style lilo has
fnye his establishment worken hs limo IN the
and he hes,aic his Rosewood Mahoga
ny Walnut and other Furniture, believing will avoahly com
iet. n s;sc and hniS with mar articles III the best establish
nens tie aad northern lie desires call kis
friends and the public generally bous willing that his Furniture
sa show io itself lie also Keeps hand COED
he oss. French goods for Sofas Teu Te Chairs Dvn Oto
&c &c. such bocaie iroca;el Dcdn Plush, Da
All Furniture vii; De well packed and 90 10 an,
oi the Stale.
olers rom the country promptly attended pu: up tn,
hes. ls-csin,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-07

The Hon. John NJ Berricn in pescntinga mcmoal'o the
Senate for Navy Yard in Savannah, stated that no arun
nal nor yellow fever had occurred in Savannah for the last
twenty years owing to the system Of dry culture and Drain
ing which obtain there.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-07
NOTICE.

vENIE partnership heretofore subsng between Win Barre,
Richmond, Virginia. AID uperulon. car
reA sundry places in the West discontinued
3lst December last cncrfor;h
uc;c Of lie undersigned and Jy his authority,
.Js iisc account, and on mis- responsibility.
Feb. la-cw;x ALIEN. BARRET. Henderson,. Kentucky.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-07
NOTICE,

FiyO WM Wi1LOCKE. Nathan ]. B. Whitocke, Robt L.
WEi.ocse, andrew $. Whiocke Mrs Mary d. Mossley. who
sasMy Wnitlocke, Mrs Martha Page who Martha Whit
h, Iua hereby informed ha; Of Danic
Turner deceased ave hands small due each Of you
% Will he paid you application person or through duly
tshpiie! asen. GEORGE TURNER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-07
= - :
j. A. SELS1N

LUMBER DEALER, RICHMOND, VA.
SlouS BDERS and Tobacco Box Makers informed ;ha
!nrihs suitable their Purposes
Pc Tac all times supplied with Mahogany c all
'r Newcs Hand Rails Baners; also White Pine Poplar
a.. &C lie has. also
il Eaielso"l and Sycamore
e Poplar ai Butierweod quant7 for Tobacco
k6S cg6m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-07

loG viii ha, l proceed onshc 9th day of March
~ Al The Office vi Walton the atlmoe State
Nfysai between ic hours O'Clock the forenoon and SIX
cH OF that day. take the dcposilons of certain
Nfe {, m read AZ evidence pending IN the Cir
o'"t "a! Law Tor I'll. of Gloucester which you
an, aI an Defendant. Should the said cposi'ions he
@ On he DAY above specified The taking thereof VIII be continued
M same place, and between the hours, from time 10 time.
U, 'Aey are completed
in. .S-cnsw RICHARD STEVENS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-07

A;-a: kues Reid h- t,TN7 : 11,-. -. 49,, ,,
E,,o ouisa County on the day of r.hrn,ry M Is
Aca!ls, - Plaintiff:
>anGe Rxon
IN den, ,na,ro, ~ .,,.h, - Defendant
o this suit is OF the d.tepdan. ~
tS with legal interest thereon from the Is, lav NJ I
pad; and appearing by affidavit ha, the sal
tsy, o. ms State. tho motion plainfh, his ,r
b - u'efed that the said defendant appear here ;,i;r @
~ b publication of this order. and do what necessary 10
gr interests and that this order be published once wosL r
p9 ~ weeks IN the Richmond Enquirer newspaner nnS
ia CON- cry Of Richmond and posted at the from, door NJ
tolr oi Ws county, the FIRST day Of the next Comy
m JOHN HUNTER, C. C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-07
RICHARD d. STEVENS.

VIRGINIA :A rules held the Clerks Office Crcu.
'' q Louisa County the fifth day OF February S5l--
t-"h j Baker, Plaintiff:
Sant>; Dixon, Defendant
~ asSsnsi, and upon attachment returned executed
10y this suit Of the defendant the Of
I ysevcn dollars and twenty five with lie.
Ala 'n TX huadred and dollars part thereof from the
S i .o bs oo,h day Of Anril ls5 and npon iour
h. tx ears and the residue there
that ths M iember 1850. and appearing by affidavit
pa s resident of this State, the motion Of
appear here a''ys is ordered that the said defendant do
VIA, oae month after due publication of this order and
lg5I.ae % protect his AMI that this order be
Enquire. week or weeks in tho Richmond
posted Aef published the city Of Richmond and also
fr y n bm ~ oor Of the Court House OF this county, tho
Feb at-ca.nne county Court. Acopy-Tesie,
.-N"s" iOIIS UIINTER C..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-07

1panJ Jones n,:r
araius, flantlH:
Reb... andis wife Caroline. James Souhwoh and his
Aue n, WIS Rehecca Jones Thomas and his wife
jones, , is % Jones and Rebeccs F. Icnes and John j.
Narb, Fleming Jones, deceased and Robert Car
Tie ol,.c,". ,ANa! a'Na! ms wife, Defendants
aud o' 'ns sn for the small lot OF two acr res of
" 'e estate Of Sarah Jones,
Tn. I,y .' @ pi.e'e's among those entitled hcreo
afeans n %'" hy hi attorney aud flied his bill and il,
suIi by AFFIDAVIT filed in the cause thai The de.
as ot ,b S and Martha Garnal his WIFE are now resi-.
ths said non resident defendans
MAI ~ enc month due publication hereof and do
,r rr ~. " r"ee ueir this suit, and il /. fur
. sceesys ~ 'hs order he published once week for
to,v w me Richmond Enquirer: and thai another
we h Say Of February cour, n.A h'se oil this county on
4 Cory. Tese wN -
teh, l1-sw;w "' w. WINSTON, c. III. q.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-07

DEATH OF EX-GOVERNOR CoMEGYS.-Ex-Go-
Comegys Of Delaware, expired Dover Thurs
day night last The deceased filled many Of honor and
profit in Delaware. He born in Kent county, Nd,
removed TO Delaware in his youth In 1872 he elected
the House Of Representatives and Speaker.
de was returned member Of this body for three successive
years.
In l64S he appointed State Treasurer In 1886 he
elected Governor Of the State and inaugurated in Jan
uary 1887 In addition his civil honors he Major in
the Delaware Militia during the late with Great Bntain
and present the bombardment Of Lewisiown l5l3