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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-03

The democratic party stands in need Of a
little pruning, and the dend and rotten
branches looping of.--[Statesman. Y
IL one half of what certain focotoco edit
ors say Of each other is true, the people
will commence the operation where the
man cut his dogs tail of-just behind tho
STATE Journal.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-03

DEFAuLrERs.-The State Treasurer OF
Pennsylyania has officially reported list
Of $50 public defaulters who have in the
aggregate robbed that State Of over $S,-
OOO, 600. .-ErcAange Paper.
Some day or other the same exhibit will
be made in this State. The materiais for
such o exhibition are all ready Dubuque
(Tora) Herald.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-03
Total

We have mark ed with stars the fifteen States
that went for Taylor in l848, giving HIM i63
votes 10 1877 for Cass. The same States would
now cas-. l6I votes, or II more than majority.
Illinois and Missouri each gain two; Massachu-
sei,a, Pennsy lvuna, Wisconsin, Michigan, Mis-
sissippi and Arkansas gain one each; New Hamp.
shire, Vermont, New York, North Carolina and
South Carolina each lose one, and Virginia !osss
two. The other States have the same number
Of Members and Electors as before and Califor-
MIA u added to the number.-.No. Hep.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-03

"The Democratic party never was 10
greater peril than At present."--(M Mr. Buch
anan's Baltimore Letter.
The Washington Union endorses the
sentiment; and after enumer ating some ol
the causes Of 'sdanger," il says:
"'rhese are the dangers which threaten
to overwhelm us with defeat; and unless
our friends look promptly to the conse-
quences, We hare no right to calculate up
on a Democratic triumph. The remedy lie
too obvious to be mistaken; and, unless il
is promptly resorted to, re shall hare com
mitted political suicide"
Il would be well, therefore, for our Loco
contemporaries 10 pay alittle more a,ten'
,ion to their own difficulties before break
ing their hearts over the dangers which
environ the Wings. If we are not, just
now, a perfect unit, we are spproximating
that happy condition; and, in twenty -four
hours after the adjournment Of the Wing
National Convention, we will present an
unbroken front TO the enemy Albany
Evening Journal.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-03
rHE pREsrDENcY-ELEcroRAL VOTE.

THE PRESIDENCY-ELECT VOTE.
I, has been virtually settled in Congress that
both South Carolina and California shall have a
member OF Congress on their several fractions
the letter Of the law giving it % Carolina and IN
spirit 10 California. This increases the whole
number Of Members to 234, and OF PRESIDENTIAL
Electors 10 296. making f49 necessary to
choice-l48 being a tie. THE Electoral Vote of
each State, under the New Apportionmen', as
conpared with that Of i348. will be az follows:
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-03

TIE MAINE LrouoR Law IN STATE PRrsos.-Of
the 492 convicts now in the Mass. State prison
at Charlestown, over 300 have petitioned the
Legislature to pass the Maine Liquor Law.
Wesfern Citizen.
These poor wretches doomed to pay the
penalty Of crime, brought upon them BY
the too frequent use in many instances OF
intoxicating liquors, now exhibit signs oI
mental saneness, BY joining together to aid
the passage Of law which is to abolish
the entire use of ardent liquors in the State
of Massachusetts,. This develops anoth.
or very important circumstances connected
with the condition of these unfortunate
men. We really believe this law, though
in some respects too restrictive, would aid
much in lessening the amount Of crime and
destitu.ion in very many places in our gov.
ernment, especially 10 our large cities
where all classes are more or less exposed
to the taints Of vice Of every kind and
grade retailed at the various receptacles ol
pollution. Haukeye.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-03

A gsnslem0n, Puncb says. is oae VIII
has no business Il the world.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-03
DENTAL CARD.

MzH DIR. ]. DENNIS respectfully in
M forms the citizens Of Davenport nd
vicinity tina, he has located himself
permanently in Davenport, and protters his pro-
ie..ionai services to ali who may favor him with
patronage.
having had the best opportunities afforded IN
The City of New Orleans tor the acquisition o.
his profession in connection with dozen years
experience, he requests all persons who are de-
stous .ha, their teeth hould be repaired on cor
rec, Dental principles, to call and consult with
him. 80
As references may be required, will give the
following names:
Sc ntNIELS, ESQ.,, Upton, do
.A~HOLTsLANDEk, 90 40
TH, KNAPP, Dental Surgeon, New Orleans.
BF. SMITH, Dental Surgeon, do
J. d. ALLEN, Esq, 90
REV. II. b. PAGE, 90
]. A. THoRNE. Prof. OF Rhet. and Beiles-Lester'
al Oher.in College, Ohio
Rev Doct. b. q. PAGE, Holly Springs, Miss.
r~z-Rooms at the lie Clare House.
nsv.pnorf. NAV Glib. lsJ2. SOIL
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-03

SENATOR PEARcE--The lste spesch Of
this gentleman meets with the highest enco-
miums Of the press. Tho Washington
Telegraph says that member Of the House
of Representatives., who heard il with at.
tention, quietly arose at its conclusion, and
remarked to gentleman near him, "Well
Mr.. Pearco has suffered with gout for'two
weeks, and has now inflicted every pane
of bis whole illness on DR.. Gwin in two
hoursm That must have been highly
concentrated infection se
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-03


The following from the Dubuque Er-
press applies as we'll to .hi. locality as to
that for which i. was writ,en:-
BAD RoADs.-lfsny are very anxious to
know why business is not more brisk this
spring, just lc. them travel out Of this City
FIVE miles in any direction, apd they will
need TO ask no questions, but look now and
then at the roads. Such roads are dis
grace to any country. Many places could
be fixed ia half day BY one man, where
now il is next 10 impossible 10 get a.
long.
IN ashing Frink g. Co for the failure Of
the mails (and it's bard 70 bit them smiss)
il might be well for editors, to ask Supervi-
sors, what they are about and whether
they were elected to provide for the com.
munity good roads, or drive them TO despair,
by total neglect Of them. II going to the
harness makers, wsgon shops, horse Farri.
ers and Surgeons every time farmer Wis
its town, TO get new harness, or an old
ono mended, new wagon, or an old one
mended, new horse, or an old one reviv-
ed, and new leg Or an old one splintercd
up, will have tendency to drive farmers
from our City, then we certainly have COED
reason TO look for such result.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-03

Davenport, April 22d, 1862
DAILY OMNIBUS TO MOLINE
I AM now running an Omnibus regularly twice
i day to Moline for the accommodation o'
the public As soon as the spring opens three
trips per day will be made.
Leaves Rock Island st past O'Clock "a. ~
Sc 10
u u q i" p. NJ,
Will leave Moline at a. M
i" 2" II
e g IS p M.
N. LYNCH.
Fab IQth pa .6m
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-03
JEWELRY g. WATCHES

On a c. BILLION, Brady s.. De.
SS "A. tween First and Second Sts.,
HE A has just returned with his Spring
-. ,zS Stock OF
&&kSA Je,ceiry, Clocks and Udtches,
selected BY himself with great care. Consisting
in part OF Gold and Silver Levers, fob, guard and
yes, Chains, Gold Cuff aud Breas; Pms, Ear and
finger Ring., Clasps, Studs, Pens, Sill. and Steel
Spectaeles, Sill. Tea, Table, and Salt Spoons, Sii.
Butter Knives, Coral Beads, Music Boxes, fine
Pocket Knives, Porte Moneys, Tuck and hne
Combs, Office and Mantle Clocks, all prices, with
many other articles too numerous to mention.
Particular attention given TO the repairing Of
Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry. Also Engra.
wing.
Gold and Silver bought and taken in trade foi
goods or work.
A. C. BILLION.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-03
AUSTIN 00RBIN,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,

DAVENPORT, IOWA.
attention given to all kinds Of Conyeyan.
sing. ,t,,.., ...,
bsyenport, April LIST, 1859. -
DAVID MILLER.
Dealer In Groceries, COnfectiOn-
aries and Fruit,
Sore on Second street, between Main and Bra
dy, nearly opposite the lie Claire House,
DAVENPORT.
Oct Goth. 1851.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-03
DH. 1. LANCER,
.o,... H,hvsfCfan. & SURGEON.

ILste .la0:physieian cfthe Hungarian army.]
Office end Street, opposite the Post Office.
DAVENPORT. Iowa.
hovemher q, 1850 lily
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-03
nrs. Rarrows 4 Wainwright.

...poc,or BARROws has associated in the Ersc-
Medicipe with DIR. j. a. WAINWRIGHT,
ice !ifee,,.sn ~ ~ ability and experience.
All calls in the way Of their profession will be
,cmntlv attended to.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-21
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
ruBilSnEp DAILY AND SEMI l.M
nv WILLIAM =. 6 THOMAS
L L II VI :

pa,y s.1f s ft !an "": ySar semi
do!iars II laNt @ rr n;ura three dollars i SIN "s
Weekly Nv ,wamc. 10 at yai! ~ me G3cs or e'., y
pat M due. vtee he rsi's tsc postage Of
available J h. ,bc rr!tsrs The p'stnse VI , Of nn.r
fers bins ps'u ~ @ 70 ihe writer isthe accumulation VI M
acarsr vi any account which operates serousiax upo
Editors TERMS OF ADVERTISING
,,,,, ', ESOUIRER:-Fur TEN lines or less, h:s' III
IN TIT ana rvery succeeding insertion twenty-five GEM.
se'n, week twice wecSnt threr tllnr@d "c'h '"'
II insef.s i cents or each insertion after the first
seven @ charged nity dollars i" tn nes ah
thai charged $780, ape' 'ciuue.2
WEEkLY-FnI lines, lcss hrs' 'Serio
49,. Tar each continuance % cents IT.. ,I o,,
10 GEMS @ distance b. accompanied with the adSanc
to Insure execution.
pa ~ .ar!es tributes Of respect exceeding ss"l 'eS
rs advertisements -, -,
o' al fji,pur,c Marriages from he country, ~heheye
han writing unknown 10 US mus nc
81 aeicrson oj Postmaster n the nei:hbon"", "
c,.c be rubliShcd Every measure that mas net ts
v m Iuizzes has, heretofore prove"
such communication eng &C me,
'" pos tng me hnrA of'h" letter
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-21
vi
HON. JOHN I.ETCHER.

~.
There hae been much speculation the papers IN refer.
ence 10 The gentlemen thar shall compose the Cabinet hdvi
scs of President Pierce On! beloved old Commonwealth.
tina, pa iicipuicJ ar.cly in his nomination, an subse
oueni election Claims his hands remad for her ndo
nitGhic adtcrcncc Ia The true standard OF our cphcaI
principles The Approving reward has eny been Ivrd
people and hear The echo sIraic from the TulGrs
OF reay States in an unnnE'lty mat nope, WI
ever follow ih train o the true honoed principles u our
own immortal JeGsun. The States are once more united
the ground Of their cherished Opinions 81 lnci-
hly eXareSsed memorable resolutions Oi Us W,
md Which in the Of FfankIn Pierce ard N!n K.
King by the Democracy in the atr contest give an nssu
rance that in file :eaderS, the Democratic pay have
every thing 10 hope and no.hn: 10 fear. sui ir,c Is
truth in this provs: That in tn" multitude Of iors
,Nsre is wsun." And notwithstanding HE prophe.
tic vision The apostle Jrerson th' al ne ciih
woud republic ibeTc mnst be c'ht''lng
niacnces that viii master these grnnd resus 81" ~ NE
"Irsny II progress whic., the Dru,cr.cy lave cgci
f,r the acrion uf franklin Pierce he must "o: hd per!
feet his part this grand consnmatn. call nrouni him
men that have the a!tnt ard what Is 10 the fGpose
the ndornabe energy and republican perseverance tina,
will successfully carry him through his Pesliena efm ~
prudent counsel solely American looking neither to the
right hand nor 10 the lett.
ro his end il is my privilege 10 bring 10 The notice OF
the Democratic party the UniJn the of he distiE
ruis,ed The pcIseven- DcmGcIa OF the Tenth Legion o.
Democracy good old Commonwealth, thc Hon John
Le;cler EioH5'Gge em'neniiS qualified br talent
by education, ana republican pncples rs ai.hH
cnuaseur, ana gentleman wei !ir', by his pudcn1t
ma. naniu lutctmsn 10 be consistent and ddci"cs
me nbsr OF the Caa.n4. Frlnku Pierce, President
eject am aware. within the borders o the good oid
Mother of States and ot Siutcsnen We have many pom
and distinguished yc1 in oos ing over the st
there being many ADMIRE there Is none whose appoin
ment would give such general satisfaction to the Democracy
Of The State the OF John lechrr o 1iacsb;!dge
fore take pleasure, citizen o The ns" valley
Virginia. 10 present his President Pierce as on
among the eminent oi ou Stale, tntt VIII not onit
adorn the station OF cabinet officer but al the same tine
add much renown the Administration in The purity OF hi
principles well command the appreciation OF the Dem
ocrac party OF the State and Of the Cnlgn Al large
VALLEY DEMOCRAT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-21
WASHINGTON ACADEMY Y,
AMELIA COUNTY. VA.
wv MI. Gin ..fnn princinnl.


INHE session Of this Academy will open Monday January
10TH 1863 and close July st 1853 after which the sessions WI
regularly September let of each and close July st Of the
year following.
The Of instruction is full embracing bca
The elementary higher English branches the Latin Greek and
French Languages, and Mathematics
TERMSTuon Mathematical and Classical Department pei
session months SIS; ENGLISH Department, sl0 Board in
cluding lodging, washing, fuel ard lights, sS per month.
For further infoma,ion address the Principal Winteham Post
Office Amelia county Va.
HARRISON Prof Courcnay Prof schsle De
yere University of Virginia 6-cW6w
q 7LOVER SEED,-l5U bushels prime for sale by
~ Dec. I7-c2 d. C. RANDOLPH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-21
rHiRrY-sECoND C0NGRsss--2O SESSION.
FRiDa DECEMBER II, 1857
sen ATE.
Tho Senate was not III session to-day.
lDIf Il DE z REpRES ENTA Fly e 6

Tho Senate was not IN session To-Day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..
/ bill from the Senate passrd auhoslng The Scc!c-
iay OF the Treasury registers aud enrol foreign ou
vessels which may have been shpwleched and upon which
t:ree -inurtis Of have been expended in repairs
bill making appropriations for The contl"g NJ expenses
.! the Indian Department, len read hrs. and second
t.:Ic, aud referred.
After which the House went into COMMITTEE vi tiG
vii IL on private claims and look rp the calendar.
The bill for the relief ot David Meyrrie on accountct
rotied hemp furnished the government, was thSet
and after discussion resolved ;hai be reported
to the House, with Recommendation thai II do pni pa
bill for tho relief Of the heirs Of Lieut.. Bartlett
served during The revolutionary war, was decided upo
vuraby, and the chairman reported II with rccomm
lion that il pass, when the House resumed
4 bill! down from the Senate an amendment ot uls
OF last session. authorizing the expenditure o. me appro
p.iaons for the survey OF the Rio i:ande we taken up oY
the House 90 -.. e object eng IL enable me sniye,
proceed win the survey 50 G!Gs Ec cohHct
with the previously passed. relative 10 the boundary In
the direction of the Of FL Paaso.
The House then adjourned I'LL Monday next
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-21
IMPORTANT MOVEMENT.-The New York Heral

IMPORTANT MOVEMENT.-Thc New YORK Herald
has the following:
There is important movement on foot in washington,
in regard foreign relations and the recent movements
oil France in Hay and Mexico The present Congress IN
lends TO assume initiative in supporting the new admin
.trann in akng bold and high ground n It's relations "h
The strong powers OF Europe and in the potecon OF INC
weaker nations Of the Oar Washington letter pub
shsd in another column ptimates nis II would not at n
surprise US appropriation o five o' ten millions "i
dollars be placed unreservedy In the hands OF 'eneIa
Pierce for the preservation peace and the honor Of the
republic in the approaching crisis We are entering upon
an evcntfnl period in our history
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-21
MIDWay PEMALE ACADEMY

NTOTSG more is necessary but 10 announce tha ihis
popular will he opened the first Monday Octo
ber IFS 10 the s; OF August 1888
able, accomplished ana
ened Prncipal the her eowaborer nor u!
olher provisions the subscriber spared any g ta may
receive has faceousy said that was cooe
has filled school from all parts OF virginia
ana other II what that has retained them
session. returning and with them more OF
the forming select class OF the BEST ovees and
young ladies that school IN The Union
shuwl
required stay day longer than entire sasac.
oriy of our pupils finish their education Midway Academy
r who other Institutions have invariably taken
m, h;uhes stand The The young lady who TOOK the
educated al Two who distinguished themselves al the
Fredericksburg the best ea-
al Midway where lhey nave ch1crei
they conspicuous stands IN the hrs Classes
No school equal compete with Midway; Tor no other
the care exeTionie vuous educa.
non rcvcr calculation formed single lux IN
our desires
The is the highest the best teach
The work properly done Its present repu.
The number limited
bnarders-no day scholars or hye day boarders
TERMS:
everything and tuition in all the English branch
es inonIhs-tie scholastic y-ar-@lll be 9i2'
French and Italian and Latin each 10
instruction in Music Piano. and use OF instrument, 80
uitar. AID Of Instrument. -
With Vocal Music, 90
Painting and Drawing, each 10
Together ~ ~
vocal MUSIC JEFFERSON MINOR, NJ d.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-21
~: THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
Dpt,r

ALTON having received by the Executive that JOS
W,iacE. WAC confined ts jail OF M'ddeseS county en
made his escape lherclrcm on the night OF the
and going M taise-thereioe, do hereby oer
., FIFTY DOLLARS person persons WHO shall ar
t JOSEPH WALLACE, aud deliver him into the jail OF
M ~ county and do require all uicers oil tins Com
In evil military and eQucs, the people generally, 10
procure the arrest oil The SAID Wallace ha'
ts,,tv ;r brought justice;
~ iy hand Governor, aid under the Lesser Seal OF
ric common wealth Richmond, this 9Th day OF Novem
1891 @ .- ~ ,lis wear lS52 JOSEPH JOHNSON.
i said 10 De IRON Portsmouth,, in this State and is de
no,u: l9 old, oil about feet inches IN
ST. E hair fair conple the forehead Had on
ESCAPED u.ack Cashmere pantaoons black cloth coat and
we'll. i S,,,n r,st Nov zY-cGt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-21
STRIKE OF woRKMEN-F1RE AT NAVY YARD.

BosToy, Dec. 6.-Tne workmen IN inc Ona',es'oNn ~
,v Ward struck apains. The order om the Government
uJdins anouer hour 10 time OF labor they O. clare
themselves highly Indignant al the order, und havs Get
mined 10 hold out against il. They now walking He
s'rcs,s anoareny independent of Uncle Sam.
Gre broke 10 the workshops OF the Nav ara iS
morning The ames however, were fortunately sAungu's'
ed before any serious damage ensued.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-21

ouTt Tor more tltah seven year,
wing been taken in them, except
h order that they be stricken from
Tis,lale vs.. Tisdale, &c
Po,ndeXier vs.. Dickinson. sc
Perkins. SC. W.. Ware, &c.
Ware and wife. VS.. Ware. SC
Tal!ey and wife vs.. Thompson and
others
Boylry's admir- vs. Gooch and
others
Gnoch VS.. Gooch and others
Edwards, Sc We. Edwards, &c
Harris, assoc ys. Dalton's heirs
kennon vs. Hushson, &C
White. suard'n Va. White, &c
Chandler and others W. Baker,
&c
Gooch and others vO. Johnson,
&c
Walkervs Walker, &c
DIgscs vs. Digges
! Hines " McGehee. &c
Davis W. Davis. DC
Dabney aud wife VS.. Jackson, sc
Trlce'sadn'r, SC. vs. Brockman,
&c
/ Bourne, by &c. w. Bourne'e
admir-, &c
Pierce vs.. Cosby and others
| Brewer vs. Tinslcy and others
Thomas VS.. Adams, &c
Jones vs. Willis, &c
QuarIes. gud'n, vs. Quarles. &c
Winstuns ys. Winston, &c
Atkins admir- vs.. Atkins. &c
/ Tricc and others w. Trice and
others
| Bell, dc. Va. B.ll, sac
| Michir ". M,chie. &c
McGchee's admir- VS.. MrGehre,
&C
Harris and wife W.. Ryan and
others
/ Tisda!e and others vs.. Melton
Price VS.. Price, &c
Foukes, sc. vs.. Merewether, &c
Turner VS.. Turner, &c
Smiths e1or. vs. Smith, &c
Shelton VS.. Shelton. &c
Chewing vs. Chewning. &c
Jones and Perkins vs. / ecker
Toler vs. Hughes and others
Tate's exor., &c. VS.. Tate, DC
Atkins. &c. VS.. Walker, &c
Cohen. sc. vs. Isaacs, &c
McGehee's admr. VS.. McGehse
and others
J. and W. w. Beadles vs.. A. F.
Bcadles
Harris eIoIs. vs. Cole. &c
Niche and &ife vs. Johnson, &c
Smith VS.. Smith DC.
DAVID NJ. HUNTER. Clerk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-21
Thomas NJ, n. Eoy ana Churchill \. Hodges,
al,r
IIRGIXIA.-lx cnAscEErA. Rules held in the Clerk

l-IRGISIA.-lS CHAScEEY.-At Rules held IN the Clerk
one. ct ;he County Court OF Orange County, OH Monday inc
yyrt?; ~; '" xn,It"lr Plaintiff,
J7u Wn,ik IN i unc.) John Peoples and his wife, Mary
loau woook Jr james voolfolk Joseph Wooliok Alfred
Voolfolk Arthur tackcn and hIs VILE, Frances Defendants
r object This the sale OF ract oi au we
owned and held jointly by the defendant Jn' oo
'.S Thomas Voolfolk Ir dec d. late OF the STATE o.
Alabama CONTAINING lO acres adjoining he lands OF Charles ray
and Others and iu distribution the proceeds arising thereu
arIes according TO their respective
nsi> ,c
tapl.t.lug affidavit filed, III the cause ha 'he ueeh
d4u Alfred Wnnioik John " Peoples. and Mary ms "lle athul
Frances his wife and Joseph Wooi'oS are o' re-
s.-as ol tins state On motion the piah by counsel Is OF
d-. ;nc named absent defendant do appear ~ ms Cou
within m after OF tins order ana 10 "hat
i.r his interest: that copy Of this order be publish
m weeks III the Sichionu
sn.w-qarI his,eI CITY OF Rchnond anu at ahol
copy thereof a posted door oi The Court House OF 'h
County. day of the next County Court o, c,,
acap.-Tcsc: fN!i'ii > rhh S'It"'
be-