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~, -. upon az a,,eehmcn. returned executed.
~" ~ y . recover ri the defendants the sum OF
~ is ~ ln.:rcsi thereon from the ls day Of janua
n '' 'fea.!as BY ai,iavi, tha, the said defendant
' >es, % thc motion the piain;if by his a;,or
~ ne tfld ieenian, do appear here within one
Of t'is order and do what Is necessary 10
\. III ifat ihs order be published once week for
,.y IA "a tis fchuoad Enqrl:cr, newspaper pub
lgs ,Mhaoad, and also he posted al the front door OF
An. '.loy, on tho fss day Of the next County
-rsAs >. '''.''
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The following are the conrmatons officially announced
today Ogden Hoffman Jr District Judge Of the United
States for Northern California; Horace Mower of Michigan
and John Watts Of Indiana Associate Judges of the Su
preme Court in New Mexco Louis Lindne Consul at Lau
nebefp Germany; H. Jones Brooke Of Pennsylvania, Con-
mi Al Belfast Ireland; Hcary A. Homes Assistant Drago
man and Secretary of Legation in Turkey.
WAsHIsoros, MARCH 10.
The Senate In Executive session. Saturday. confirmed
the nomination Of Thos Butler King, of Georgia as Col
lector of the port of San Francisco.
Secretary Corwn is confined TO his room BY lndlsposon
u. S. Stock issued TO foreigners las, week, s3l,s6o
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Blay Caroline II Vic an iafan: under the age Of twea
are James O H. Banks Mary Banks London David Iiic.
.tlors oi jesse A. Hisslnoo,ham, Iced. William +.
,1. and Nary F. his wife. Eiyra VI. Hssinbotham, Mar
s!a Laura Banks. Charlotte Banks, Sarah Banks. Lucy
,lGe Banks, Daniel Banks and Henry Banks and Re
[S Defendants
Is asi things this decree, ";he Court without this
Ming ou any the oiher questions mentioned referred
Of Jesse A. Hisgnboham bufor the presen,
al lie Commissioner hereinafter mentioned doth further
il: Az decree, that the plaintiff render Of his
. 4. executor OF Daniel flicsnbotham, Gecd. and ss
h JsseA Higginbotham. before Commissioner Of this
TO audit and state The same AMI make report
is C0ui; with any matters specially stated, deemed peril
-i or which may be required by any OF the parties 10
,l" copy-Tcste
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!: A Rui,o held IN he CLERK Ori.cc OF the Circu
~ csaay, on the fifth day oil February, la5,-
As'-say, Plaintiff:
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oes aHif,s wife Caroline. James Souhwcrth anG his
"N ~ts Rehccca Jones. Thomas r. Jones' and hia wife
''''s' ". Jones AMI Pebecea r. Jones. and John ]
,3.af'n Of Feming 1oned, deceased, and Robert Car.
Z ANA his wife, Defendants.
- suii is Tor the sale Of small lot Of Two acres Of
he estate Of Sarah Jones. deceased, and 70. The
'si'5teed. among those entitled thereto.
~. ;- plaintiff By his attcrney and fled HE hi and il
'roaf;. ny AFFIDAVIT, flied ~ the caaee. that me de-
n y. aa! and Martha Cara! his vile. are now real
>sltis ordered tha' the said nonresident defendants
A~.n acnlh sftcr due publication hereof and d'
protect tEer in this suit; and il is fur
copy Of THE ORDER be published once a week TO
Zoe cn, door OF Tic Cour, House OF this county CT
Z i'l:L4y cour, nsr.
.-'e. WM. .. WINSTON, c. II. C.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

RICHMOND MARCH 10, 1851.
,.ees:,i in nc foregoing decree. are hereby notified
,.c. sft,e IN lie Ci,y Of Richmond the 2Sth day OF
70 5'cloek NJ with the evidence necessary TO ena
;e-'1rm the dunes required by the said decree.
!, - WM E DAVIS Com,r.
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,,.s,s,. aal r;on an attainment returned executed.
- bls sr. ia 20 recover of the defendant The Of
i,,rys.y. dollars and twenty iye cents with le.
d; ;ron SIX haedr ard dollars ra thereof from the
j.Duary -. aad upon one hundred ana dollars, an
ss:oi ,fs she 2s ,ay OF April, 1879, aud upon four
II al.v =. io!s, a.. twenty f-e cents. the residue there
IN, - IA g.c-tahe, $50 an! !: appearing by affidavit
.src, . aa.a resident Of this SAFE, The motion OF
M by hs a'o,re = oFlsrej that the said defendant do
m w!an cue inonh acr publication of this order and
ntessar T.orcs lis interests; and that TINS order be
a.ea four sdccesslve weeks in the Richmond
-ws1eper rutish.l The city OF Richmond; and also
- door Of th- Cour; House OF this county on the
'hc7ey' COUNTY cour Ac9py--Teste.
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IANC RN-vIRGISIA:-N 4 Circuit Cour. Of Chan.
ne Couutv OF Hen-ico held It IN. safe Court house in
d Richmond, Tuesday the 4h ia? oi March, 1871:
Loaaon executor OF Daniel Hsgin5otham, decd,
Plaintiff:
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THE GRAND INDUSTRIAL ExHIBI
TlON OF 1851.



pu,-,s nj To ,le notice given the Central Commit
ZEE si AZ HE rooms of t National Institute in tho
Patent Office ON THURSDAY evening the 18th insa nt
Al O'Clock
The meeting was called To order by Professor w al
| te, n Johnson on whose motion Col Peter Force
was called 10 the Chair, and Charles r. Slanbury
| chosen Secretary of the meeting
,r,.;. ,o,.,.,, h,v;,v heeu esec,ed
A. ~ - ~ ~, "a -, - ;a ~ .r,. nr,,tl, M,
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go a.. p,ss;,,,,,, NJ me n.,,,onai I,sr;,,ne
40 pse ffeSsad'" % "e -'af'o"oi i@i""e
for The Promotion Of Science
SIR; have the honor herewith to transmit CO.
pies OF a correspondence winch mas taken place pc
the ouseu ~ crest Br,a;, I'D sh;s ent rels
tive to the proposed Industrial Exhibition be held
10 London in the year 1851.
From the circular OF the Royal Commissioners OF
Great Britain, hereto annexed it WILDE observed that
all objects intended to be introduced from foreign
countries ana entered Tor that Exhibition are required
70 nave neen hfst submitted 70 ana approved ny can
ifai au,hofhy or COMMISSION OF ,he coun'ry rom
sna'' NC NJ anu may no JIM
- =, IS, 80 i 80
c,nn,.' in ,,'h;ai ~ !, 80 W WY " Wv
ria, Amer;can ndnstr, and arts m, he enabled %
appear i,,tbe place allotted 10 them IL WIN be ,os
pensabe that Recognized central authority should be
constituted and am under the impression that the
National Institute h, vino been reo,larIv
by act of CONGRESS- and being habituaiy enoaoed in
matters pertainnp 10 the arts ard scieoces e the
proper BODY Tor taking the n;tiat;ve IN Constitution
such central authority
therefore beg lea 10 submit TO its consideration
the interesting and important subject which has beer,
brought to the attention of this Department by the
distinguished Envoy OF her Maiesty's Government,
and to request such action or suggestions as may seem
necessary in order that the natural productions the
ingenuity, industry and arts OF the United States
may be fully and suitably represented the interest
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have the honor to be, very respectfully, yours,
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This communication was laid before the National
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which brought forward the following report:
- - -
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The special committee, to which was referred
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ton Secretary of State, relative to the formation
Of central authority for transmitting articles to
the Industrial Exhibition to be held in London in
1851 offers the following report:
The committee, impressed with the importance
of the subject commended to the Institute, have
given to it their csrnest and careful attention.
The resources the ingenuity the industry and
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THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

THE AMERICAN FARMER, published
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By the act for the relief Qf the .qmeri-
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DEPARTMENT or STATE,
IEnahsnnfna, .h1s,1 L iS5i

SIR: have tho honor to transmit TO you herewith
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