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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-23
MORE sHINPLASTERS IN THE DIS.

MORE ESHINPLASTERS IN THE DIS
TRlCT OF COLUMBlA.-A new flood OF
shinpasters are circulating IN Washington and
Georgetown, purportng 10 be i'sned by the
Bank of Columbia the Bank of America the
Bank Of the Republic, the National Bank, and
the Freemcn's Bank, and dated IN Washing
ton. Tire Republic says: these Institutions
p lrport To aud may probably for the present
redeem their ISSUES at offices in this city; but
they are wholly irresponsible in la" and are
they not IN direct violation of an act OF Con
gress prohibiting the circulation Of bank notes
under the denomination of$j! Who are stock
h 1ldcts aud directors of these 50 called banksi
Are they known in this community? Tie cx-
ample already dearly luroI,hcd the ciii2cns Of
The District in the falure of the Bank of the
Union and the Potomac Savings Bank. should
pun them on their guard against receiving this
miserable trash ns currency. Touch not, han
die not is the safest noIicy To pursue, now that
gold dollars are sufficiently abundant for all
business purposes. The attention of the grand
jury,now in scs,ionought to be directed to the
matter,-R. EnYuj1cr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-23

A drunken fellow, recovering from danger
Gus illness. was asked whether he had not
Teen afraid ofmeeiing his God.
"No," said he, 81 was only afeard of t'other
chap
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-23

IMPORTANT IN SciENcE.-To rcsuscitate n
drowned Enelishman. place a piece of roast
beef .nder lis nose.
Frcnchman, pinch Of snuff.
A Spaniard, some fresh blood.
An I'D maid an offer Of marriage,
A Yankee, attempt to pick his pockets.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-23

A returned volunteeris is responsible for the
following:
During the march one of the divisions Of the
army of Vera Cruz TO Jalapa teanster was
heard to curse and swear at his mules. The
General, who did not happen TO be in uniform
rode up to him and peremptorily ordered him to
stop the noise.
"And who the--are you?"said the dr
yer.
Il arm the commander Of the division
"Wcll then command your division. am
the commander ofthe mules, and I'll boiler aud
swear as much as d-n please"
The General rode forward.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-23

The newspaper is law book rorthe indolcnt,
sermon for the thoughtess, a library for The
poor. 1t NAV stimulate the most Indifferent. il
may instruct the most profound.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-23
COaLEGE

hfCkHNSON CoALEGE--l ho taiI So.
- sion OF this ancicul and Elvorc institution vii
commence wednesday, the 18th ot Srpcmbcr.-
Puneruay in attendance s'c nircd nike by the inter
ests of the students and of the College
Board in good families may be had at prices ranging
rom 81 % s. 90 per week. (Sudenl- Preerrng In
board themsclvcs reduce this expense n, low rs GA
cents per week. The unpial ciarges including m.
ton bonr and all incider Ms for roomcnt, washing
fuel, aud lights, y between $1,000 and $4,000
,jprIi.lc Sc, y T. G col I.INS President.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-23
DAILY VIRGINIAN.
TERRY & SHIELDS, Proprietors
JAMES MCDONALD, EDITOR.
rERNS.

The YIRGN1AN Is published daily at So and semweekly
per advance. No subscription taken ora shorter
than six months and paper is discontinued except at
option o the rpars until all arrearages shall have
hren pail.
ADyEufs inserted for so cents per square cor
ess every rm insertion and 81 cts for every
one the number Insertions is not marked the MS il
viii published till ordered and charged accordingly
1H IL RATS areFor the privilege Of two squares,
Iay SD weekly $40; for square daily s35 semi weCkiy
s25-f inner FORM dairy $40, semiweeky s35 Every yearls
advertiser will be- required conne his advertising his par
line Of business and if he exceed the space stipulated
he will he charged ratably for the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-23

" SEED-l00 bushels prime new Glover Seed,
30 bushels Orchard Grass Seed, just received and
for salebv LEE u JOHNSON
nov 23-ta
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-23
HARRIS BLACK SMITHS Tuycrs

ARKES BLAGA SMlEHS IuycrS,
Il An Indispensable nlicle Tor all Bnck Smiths fol
which as to saving of Con- and henting Iron please
Iuire of Mr. Dabney of the fhuniX Foundry Mr.J. II
Bailey Whecl-wrght, and at the Smith Shop the
Piedmont Works-al of which have them in use. Fo'
'e by A. Neteton Agent for the pntenre for Vrginia
Piedmont Works Lvnchhurg June 81
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-23

A e,GIkS! LOCkS.-Received, direct from the
4 manulnctory, complete assortment of Locks, o
all kinds qualities md urces, from piece
$3.50 Having je, srr,iael To teep thorough mud well
assorted stock of all kinds of Carpenters Hardware
aud sell moderate profit invite all those in wani
to give call before buyi elsewhere
srpt 4--da a. WINSTON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-23

NIB Bs a. LIS HOTEL, Main STREET,
~ LYNcHBURG, VIRGINIA.
CIIAS. l.. DIBRELL, Proprietor.
Gentlemen visiting Lynchburg aud stopping al DlB.
RELLS. huve the privilege Of visiting the ''NIHGINIAN
{EADlNG Room during their suy. Cards OF admis-
sion obtain. at the Hotel ~ 29-dtcts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-23

NOTECE-All those ind, bled to the late concern
l Y Of MeDoniei ~ Lee. by bondor open occoaat mho
do not come forward aud pnyup, or make some sattgoe
foryarHneementb betorc the Isl Of JaHung 1873. theS
viii then be given up Tor collection according 10 iatc.-
The books and papers at the Counting rom Of Lee
& Johnson. MCDANIEL LEE.
Ia,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-23

xT-AFOR NEW ORLEANS.-Frst
ssssasassEE Packet Virginia and Louisiana Line--To
sau arah disprch.-The Regular Fast sailing Packet
Barque Cyane, Capt Geo. Burmister will sail as above
s.nommodations. -. apply to DAVID CURRlE.
dec Is 3taw2w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-23

EODLlNEk OIL-Smbler's Expcctorant Mr.
- Gnrdner's Syrup. (llooping Cough remedy Besl
Coneh Varnish, Sperm Oil, Cooprrs Gelatin, Luhins
hest Perfumes, Pommades. Tonquin Beans. Branding
Boards, Brushes of all kinds,-S nps-Ayers Cherry
Pector For sue by
r. STABLER, \ co.
dec 3-d&cts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-23
MISCELLANEOUS.
cERyANTS CLOTHING.

~ AND BLACK SUITS. the = those furnished
by the ubscrbcrsto with exceptons) every
Tobacco Factory Petersburg This aud Inst wnt -
They have in every instance given perfect satisfaction
both to purchasers and hands When number of suits
taken the price is the Petersburg, by the
hundred A s SIAFER x co.
/
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-23

~ OTECE-lia,ng become sole proprietor Of tho
~ Mossey Creek Puper Mill, by purchase the 25tl
day of September, prepared to fill orders for
all kinda o piper. the hortest notice, aud upon
good terms = any other Mill | will pay three dollars
and fifty eents, W hundred weight, delivered, for oil
Linen and Cotton Rags, fair price if send my
ater them. Address JACOB SANGER.
s. PAUL, my agent.
Nj Sonn Augusta, Vn. Nov 2O-d&c3m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-23
DR.. JOHNSTON

Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London,
Graduate from of the most eminent Colleges OF The
United States and the greater part of whose life has
been spent in the Hospitals of London Paris, Phade
phia and elsewhere, has effected some of the most as
onishing curesthat were ever known. Many troubled
with ringing in the and head when asleep, great
nervousness, being alarmed at sudden sounds, and
nashulness, with frequent bushing attended, some
times, with arrangement of mind, cured mmcdi
ntely.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-23

GRASS SEED.--CEorer, Timothy o. Her6s
VI Grass-seed. of the New Crop Just received ana
,nr sala ar SAUNDERS NORTH Il lkBfS.
dee ATS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-23

DOCKET DIARIES FOR lSJ3-For
Il the purpose of registering counts, containing an AL
monac. Banking tables. Counting House Calendar amt
Mems for every day in the year.
Farmer $ Almanac,
North Carolina Almanac, r. ,ass
Marsh's Comic do
American do
by wholesale and retail, at MohoTo'
nov 30.ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-23

IEyHEE subscribers having hand h large stock Of
Hooil,a G1ofs aad BAaahcfs, suitable Cor Negroes,
aud wishing reduce their stock, determined to
.ellthemt very low prices Those wanting such goods
will find il To their interest To give n call.
nov 29ts TlNSLEY. TAYLOR 81 co.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-12-09
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.


and Of The House OF Representatives.
The brltt space winch has elapsed since the
close of your last session has been marked by
no extraordinary political event, The Quadren.
ial ercuon of Chief Magistrate has passed ulf
with less Then the usual excitement. However
individuals and parties may have been dsap
pointed in the result It Is nevertheless subject
Of national Congratulaton that the choice has
been effected by the independent SURFACES OF a
free people, undlsturbed by those Influences
which in other countries have too often affected
the purity OF popular elections
Our graceful thanks are due to an Al.merci.
tu' ProNld uce, not only for staying the pe4l
lence which in different fOrus has dpsolaled
some OF our ties, but TOR cruwning the labor OF
the husbandman with an abundant harvest, and
the nation generally with the blessings OF peace
and prosperity,
Within few weeks the public mind has been
deeply affected by the death Of DanIeD " ebsler,
filling at hls deCease the office OF Secretary OF
STATE. His associates IN the Executive govern.
ment have sincerity symplh2ed with his family
and the pubic generally On tins uountul occa
sion. HIS commanding talents his ureh, volltl
cal and PROFESSIONAL emlntnce. his well irpJ
PATRIOTISM, and his long and faithful services. IN
the most imp rtaut public trusts. have caused
his death TO be aneuted throughout the country.
and have earned for him lasting place IN our
history.
In The course of The last summer cons dcrgble
anxiety was caused for a shurl tue by an ufi.
cial lntlmatlon from the govrrnnun ui Great
Britain that orders ha peen gwen tor the pro
tectlUn OF The fisheries upon the coasts Of the
British provinces IN North America apulnst the
alleged entertainments OF the fishing vessels of
the United States and Fran e. The shortness
OF this notice aud The season uI The year seemed
to make II a matter OF urgent Importance 1t
was first apprehended that an lncreaaed naval
force had been ordered to he fishing grounds TO
carry INTO effect the British Interpretations Of
those provisions in the convention Of 1918 in
reference 10 the true intent 81 which the two
governments differ. II was soon discovered that
such was not the de ign oil Great BRIAN, and
satisfactory explanations of the real objects Of
the measure have been given both here and in
London.
The unadjusted difference, however, between
the two governments as to the Interpretation of
the first article Of the convention oil lS 10 is still
q matter OF importance. American fishing ves-
sells within nine or ten years have been excluded
from waters to which they had free access for
twenty FIVE years after the negotiation of the
treaty. ln 1916 this exclusion was relaxed so
far as concerns The Bay Of Fundy, but the just
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-12-09

b from abroad
duties upon
II n author
~, 3 protect
Az sr sntizens,--
II5} ~ 'q4 rate so
hsa IA tlsiat should
bslllJ esticimaa-
UGado 11ihe foreigner in
u'aos Iris competition 10
o "a ,cs 6guiactured article to
,S t,o- III rate at which it can
l"s ~ would place the me-
"I farmer, create mutual
;n,ercba Respective commodities, and
,hns III, industry ii The whole country
amd 70 spendent Of foreign nations for
,has, by the habits or necessities
Ano,he wholly independent of pro-
,oc,ion meW slf. anithat is, whether the
Jnhas lev,eH "a be upon the value OF the ar
rnlo =, tho nlassf shipment, or, where il is
orocticabe askcific duty, graduated according
r. cnnntitv, aa.,oertoined by weight or meas
nrc Ali our des arc at present ad valopm. A
Icor,a;n ner ceh,e il levied on the price OF the
Goods at the pdne shlpment in foreign conn
srv Most conarcaI nations have found it
INDISPENSABLE. The purpose Of preventing
81 Ind pulid 4o mike the duties specific
snt iIf a the asls is Of such a uniform value
m JeShtor msufe as to Justify such duty.
LEGISLATION shot eyer encourage dishonesty
nr Crime. tits Rsible that the revenue Off
GERS at the port The goods are entered and
,ho dutps uaidsKtiA know with certainty what
they eosta eonntry. Yet the law re-
ouires kiexy the duty according
b 4 sgefore cowpeIIek 70
:. - 4, 4.
~ dancd uaS IRE case admits
0 RAT everv MN ll .giiiSae the invoice may be
. fabricated and f4tf5y which it is supported
n alse bv reesod sHich the dishonest importer
novs a mart on ehe duties which are paid by
9 he honest ono thus indirectly receives iron
t the treasr,v az pnied States reward tol
d his fraud and ney, The reports of the Sec
\ rotary If the 'Tsry heretofore made on thl'
e suhiect show cosivey that those frauds have
p boen meteorological extent. The tendenc!
Il is ia testrov Ma h moral character for whlct
5 our nation lad been distinguished to de
e fraud the Govefht of its revenue; to breal
! down The hondstorter by dishonest compe
Vt ron: and finn Ilvranser the business of i'm
G po,tatlon to loIeanu irresponsible agents, Il
Il the great detrm nt our own cl'izen9,
Il therefore araint earnestly recommend lh'
o adoption Of speednles' wherever II IS Prac''
n cable. or hJtaluation, to prevent lhes
r frauds.
Is would also# call your attention TO TN
l. fact that the pdetarltfin IN some cases lmpo
e ses higher d4ton the raw. material import
IS ed than upon Il ficle manufactured from II
n the consequencbyhich is that the duly oper
: ates to the endoement Of the foreigner AM
10 the discourage al our own citizens.
N . For full and o.! Information IN regard t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-19

NohrHahprni COrNTY-John 5. Parker in the
eh' John E. Nottingham Socctary, and Tm + f.chcit
explaining the object OF the meeting
. Hf'tg9tes :-Wii1m " D.xrn, Thomas Dra.onr
'.cogc Ficlctt, Nathaniel + Gcf7on Edward r Not
unshHn, William J G"l!gon, Alfred Parker John j. Not.
lihs"an, William i.eatheEh:ry Geofge |. Thomas WI.
nam Alahew". Aired T Fisher, Wal Nottingham U.s..
4 P Innkard
tH:raates: :-Hea.g A. W=o ani Jno. ;v. II Parker OF
Acconlc.
ALEXANDRIA COUNTY (upper parD-Hm. F. ilarps,
Chairman, anL i,ubt. Ban. II, Secretary
fttgates - 1nlcs iach. WIN. Minor Sr.. Robert Ball.
~, !" /. Harper, Ja!"cs Bail md ~ D. WGlllch
WHEELING (Onlo Cor%TY. ilcilcl ReiIyiChairman,
and T. L. Kimberly Secretary. After an address from Mr..
}. Ccinens the jn"ug delegates The State Convenlin
reported by committee consisting Of D. Green, G. L. Cra-
me-" K Marshall A. J. PaEne! and G. ". Elercs were an
pointed! Jci-!scn r. Mat.in of M.rsha MIessrs Kidwe!l
and Arnett Of Marian J. W. Med onald anl Arnct u No.
rongaiia, and George N Clutter OF the City ci Rcona
The delegates r=Tucte. for Shcrrard Cic-
mcn' OF Hhee"g as P!esiGahia Eleead acai District
and Instructed FOR Col G. ". Thoml-
mi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-19
NOTHING BUT JUSTICE.

In re.pubisiing yesterday IRON the New York Ex2Tess
Mrs Hswi,ts beautiful p!em Of "Waiting for the Fe5IT
VIZ were aware that it originally aPpearc in the South
era L,esry Messenger for February Oar nuiiiarous en-
gagelnens ia not always ao 10 cXl:nc Ss wc should!
the poeical department of the Messenger, from which we
have often extracted and which contains many gems richly
worthy of being reset the Columns Of tho Enqner any
other paper.
We are somewhat, su!nsed ha: the Editor OF the y. \
EXPRESS should ha rcpubshed such beautiful lines with
ou; giving credit 10 tho Messenger therefor We should
certainly have preferred quote them from Inc Messenger
than from Northern paper which ignores tie source OF its
publication
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-19
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
PUBLISHED DAILY AND SEMl."EEhLi,
nv WILLIAM f. 6, THOMAS RITcsIIE, 'n'
# r. \, NJ 6,

L. pfel1l
~ pa.y Paper dollars per annuu and a. ' E The Semi
,,rs Ken shorter period than "e year m il. pay
W,ry dollars annun and three don ~ pst
me in aissuce 10 be pad IN :he office or renil'e' -
A. six dollars per the end OF the mai IN .ood and
r- all dues This Office may he n. hostage Of aNL
sblr Bank noes at the n,h" El nsts rsr Is
.rs being G! w rt'srs The @ Of psasc il
extensive business. which nre TT11,,sIs:riSING
IES1niI IEESS1niItI,EH iicc' or less, first IN
IN TIE cvsrs succeeding insertion twenty-five Gents
inserted Urce "ctA' '"'N'N = 49,
halt cents 3,i,r, -hirtv l;nas
for Of !t r!
IA charged .tn dollars paper included
lE WEEKLYFor TEN lines or less iret insertion,
..,,,s. inT eac. continuance 90 cents
from mus. hs accompanied with the advance pay
..,s:arioy references. Ia insure execution.
Al Ouor:ss ard rSa:es Of respect exceeding eight lines are
al Cburs narricg from the country, whenever tn.
unknown be authenticated by ;he
ron Pusras III tie ncghborhnod, OF they VIII IN 10
~ published Every that has been taken 70
aG Quizzes has proved heretofore uravains we mus
u such upon the communication being ccru
- ey the ofthe Postmaster rssisa on ihs 'eeS "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-19

We publish today the reply OF the gallant Richardson
Illinois, in defence OF his friend Judge Douglas In many
card in the Unon Mr. Richardson that the dena
by that paper of any intention TO assail Judge Douglas
either directly by inference is entirely satisfactory TO him
Tomorrow we shall complete the record By inserting th
reonder OF Mr. Beckinridgo OF Kentucky We should bt
happy to these presidential discussions BY
Mr. Cabe Whie) given up by Congress. We pleased
however 10 see the champions OF the various Democratic
candidates zeaousy defending their favorites TIL
ground that they encouraged any attacks oh
ondidatos named high Office I this bo the spirit
in spite of presen. chickering's, all will be right after tn
nomination al Baltimore.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-19
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN spoTsYLvANlA.

At meeting OF the Democratic party OF the county OF
Sno,syyania held the Court House OF said county, on
Monday The lst day Of March, lS52 being court day
On notion Thomas II Horn, Esq. was called 10 The
Chair ard Samue! G. Daniel Esq, appointed Secretary
The object of the meeting briefly explained by EGs'
ce Conway, Esq WHO teraupon offered lie following re-
solutions:
l. Resolved That - be and they arc hereby appointed
deeuats 10 represent the Democratic parry OF this county
in Democratic State C1nvcatoa proposed 10 BE- held IN
the city OF Richn.on! on the 2iih OF March, leo!
Q Resolved That any other member OF tie DeinncTaE &c
party o: this county who may re il The city o c'ona
on the 2ih March, be and he is hereby appointed delegate
10 said Convention
the proceedings Of this meeting c published in the Demo
cratic Recorder. and Enquirer aud Examiner
The blank in the fist resolution was filled by the follow
ing names:
Maj VI Cruchasld " :, Wi-leswor;h, Peter W Dad
lev Jr Jcs Dej,nette CAas Young, 1scman. DR. )
Waller Waller ) Hoiaday, Henry QuaFl:s, Jas NJ scott,
D. Jas +: Chancellor. Saml Andrews, John W McCa!!ey
Thos " Anderson, D. Geo D!ard, Salnl & Daniel )
Tmberakc. Abraham Cox, Gabriel johnston Peter ool.
rick Jos SANFORD, Vim Chandler, Ta0s BtaZer, Geo !"
Eve Iiustace Conway, Jos Gai!.hcr james ChhteFs
Robert S Wgelcswlr.h, VIM Coleman, Henry Duerson,
Geo Goodloe T"s Charters, John tIaydnn, Geo II y
Rowe rhus II Horn VIM Cason, Oscar Chewing,
Geo Blades Jonathan Johnson. Jas Faulkner, Jas PnaI
VIM G Walker, Ewin & Rawlings JOHN Jenkins JI,'In ~
Gale YIN Robinson McIz Chancellor, Slaughter bIi-
.ocs Arthur II II Bernard, Absalnm Rowe
S. e. DANIEL. Secretary.
GEoRaETowS, D. c., MARCH l6-"ithln me ast hve
days five boats have arrived mere WIN 1uVVo oar
rels of four six OF these boats from Cumberland
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-19

Rules he'd in the Clerk. office Of Cum
James B in.-:spu. Plaintiff
ca:r-s & i.ir. ard Beni r Wilson Defendants.
10; his have appointed IN the pace VI
Wilson, carry effect the provisions OF deed o us',
" ny Charles Allen 20 Bc: Wilson, trustee ioi nc
20" o. Jatcs Anderson dac the 2S,l day ci February ii
eac b. aHiav that the defendants residents OF TINS
tt p ae he plaintiff by HE attorney II Is ordet eu
IA - 'sG defendants DO appear here within month after due
on OF 'hs order and do what protect their IN
G; and ;ha; this ORDER bc puhi.asi sue
~ week, In the Richmond Enquirer newspaper pubshcd IN
'y Richmond, and also be posted the door OF the
C9.ouse OF this county, the frs; day of the
copy-Tesle, Is 3. WOODSOS, e.
III v4>v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-19

BY sort OF test vote yesterday, Mr. Mills proposition
for change Of the Virginia Washington Monument was
laid the tablehus giving qucus to the whole scheme
It is due Mr. Taaferro state, that he moved the ap
poIntmen of committee, to have the whole subject
fully reported upon-bsing convinced that their report and
the action of the House. would be entirely adverse TO h
proposed change of the model.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-19
INHEHRlcO COUNTY COURT, FEBRUARY 2ND,

(HHESRlco COUNTY COURT, FEBRUARY IND,
80 appealing :" the COu thai more tnan i~o seds
.,., ,e oi James s. Rya and mue DAVIS
E7.cIC OF he az vii and oi John d. Brown dec d.
"i,n record Court ad that report OF ing e'
rx-; is u1on said dcccent and oi the
60 ~ .'na!'" taiUS hs ts;as, hath been te' IN :he ee
S toiT. the OF + ward Caroihe
I4nd Of said deccIcnt. who were enanciIateu ~
h-': .at Of said deceden The Co"t an:'
-';sa TIE SAID John u. Brown slow cause 10 snir
~ '"y '-T The r lay OF the next May term tnee"'
"- ;tfr' deliver; of The estate oil sail ueceuehl "
t'-. Att ro;s order published once week Tor
' week IL ae Rton and Richmond Enquirer anu ano'
oti "c s aG- o of the Cour; House OF hif county Oh
''e 'S' u: d -: n-1t 'wr of this Court
hcoi!-!e.... LUFTlN y. ELLETT, C. H. e.
~-N'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-19

SrcRMATON been received oy the EXECUTIVE mar Geo
5,rr Tree nc.r, confined IN the JAN oil Acconse
ssr,ei wIh burglary AMI made his escape on The
;hs s a:i gong al a!se 10 therefore hsre
Ter r-~.,a dollars 70 an> Ies'h III persons VINO sna
s,,a ,nr.c Kctuc aa deliver ham INTO The JAN OF Acco
-c.rty and Iequii" al oicets OF hiS Conoh
i and military request he icoie generally 10 use
-,A procure the O; :he said George Roane
-. -s may be 5E9ush: 10 justice , e., -
uEGcr Inc Lesser Sea o
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