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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-28

CoBPoEATIoS NoTIcE.pus.1G , Norio ~ Ia 10
S s 81 "a .hspss s sss
siS% assss Y sss s's az
y .- ss P'viTns INIT.
srsc.s By ssoh all hc several houses
5 OF sssh ds.
S y sss Sars n o. on O o yass
Ana Forty streets ssssery hall gay . =. Lsass and
sa e i ~
sse 'ss s'ss,ni nan Il sfss WI within
s s ss ssijsssSsS%1sscs' Assessor.
os sss sar'.S Of As''s'a' Street. Department w.
l1IoRFoRATIor NOTIUz -rCsLIc NOTICE rs
'rs, I Ssr "a ss & s = isS
ron Thin svrne V sr = -ss Az inssres.oa
81 sac ss sEE s.
saoe or before Doesnsssd 2s,s sAs President
csoson Aqueauaa pepsrsstn'. neasmter iS lsS2.
CTsssr DKpARrrlrr 70 sAl. y SESoR Ids.
SP.h notice hsrsss ;aas' s,.ssns sssr
nsss rssulsss and psys from ss,eaty first
ys:1s ta ' ": An s ssss
Shs ssdsssEned q hs 90 or before the ssDsy-'s-
az y p': yoaa + Daboa a.-ss. c,-sa0nsr.
NTRlRT psPAaThKNt 10 { 3arL or aEcoapS;.-
1sss' ss,s. sssld s = s'r s.eN
.sss. s sss Get siss srss Ss-ats
kst betveen Tourtb bnd fish aSaaues 10 Nag m,ewMx
tont Of lot .'sAet, ROSIE et@e isteHs
yof eirth avenue Algo, iaiowing psttion-ro set
band rnsssr AND Cog fo.g foat through sdewslfa o.
Adwny from Pifty FIRST 50 ol6tn aesse. AZ pF-
Sfntcrssted hayine ne sot. )u shcTstp -e rirts.eu
lint them In writing the dtee sisLes 81 as once an
efore the third day Of liant q ~ - So, 49,.
RET pEPARTNGNT, NJ. HANL cg aEcoki'.2--
e-To curb and gats,r voses tnt I've - sSslF
sds Henry street. tom -. ~. 60 ths CORNER q
"a street. All persons lat vestcd heviaE ohigea'ua
ieso requested " preespt tss Tcns &c .ef on
goHs A. poDsE- Street cur,,
y tRTET DEPArTMRNF, no tsiI Cr RrCoa pa.--
Public notice 10 hereby gve taft 'bo feie sls tsse
hp has been aooptnd BIZ tee c1mmon Cours y ~rtse
tedThnt two piors each 30 fs6t n lonsth ~ Wteeg Y
kh DO built in she East ri'er 81 bc zoos q Foust nv
lat; ems pier 70 be located wih ~ centre rgeh ~
thcry lir OF Fourteentn strees apd onf fsr WIN W
TIRE upoa sopthealy line OF keuFtssnth sereet ~ =
kLaikher5 on she exterior lac % mns ~ ~tre,t trt
direotion Of the Street CommissionpE, ;rSu INT 40
mt ~ tha Mayor Aldermen and Co,eno A az thg Ci,
NAV york aud the rra rriecrs az lots lying rosto
here said piers directed 20 be srn te same W y
[nmsnoed or before the st day c ia "a ~ i,S ~
klho completed BY tho la day Of May est ena snat M
beet Conmissionor give notice. eoeoyong 70 - w IN,
riscstsS % be suns e unto with IN, corperaiep u
Hiding the ss,ne; and In o. neEco % sara
Kto units ard complete aa3 piers then ths came
\ fn ana and ben nj 81 tne su1
Aldermen and Commonalty the exeerss liz va ~.
wn fo thu apr ,prstior for docks snd nps aas 90
Nrs haepset ~ ne Bo.ri 81 Aldermen Nov ~ ls, ~,
hopted By ths Board Of Assistant hidermon "ee ~ '
hproved BIZ Tho Mayor Dee 10 issl c.....,.,on..
bsssnsw n. isa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-28

CORPORATION NOTICK-PUBLIC EOr!CA rs
~ that q Abe
Beard q Aldermen for :ewsr in HanmSsd street. from
fro Prince to Blocker street. All Interested IN
the above having objections thsrete are requested 70
present the Same in vrng tho contract clerk ~ this
once before January 4 s5S nr ,.
Croton Auueduct Department Dec. 2S 1882.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-28

nTEW YORK AND PHfLA DEIPHIA-DIRECT
E uri.ed States Nail Exproes Lines through In four
hSnrs Sv eresy Railrosd Wis Je-sey CiyLeaving New
yak fnoA ~ Cortlandk street. At and A. M and % r.
q Fnass ghi'adephia a, and "a .rd " . fSr
To ssfnston Norfolk and Cha-ieston-through tickets
& IN M above ines an through baggage carried In the
SaTi A. M and 6% z. N. res from New YORK Passen.
th baggage the ferry fifteen minutes before ne
aIcSve
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-28

nSruICAL ADVISER AND MARRIAGE 0ulOk-A
,aoti. II treatise never before published Twsasy-
ave cents coey free Of gcstgs sela " .sn"s
i, NV physssr sod ,arS.os a. kssds ssrsss s:y.
e., =. u 4 T., u, Or. H. veS hen ~ N ~ tsse8
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-28

DIED HOUSE PLEASURE GRoUND.-PACIN6-
IL Purse Of s26 to come of this Tuesday Dscembe. -
at az o'clock M mile heats best three N 1--WE to saddles
that purse over So owner entsra
b q. Charley Hunt J. Hull enters ; z Uncle Tenn e.
Ida; G b enters r, DRw. IL the weat er proves NV
LUfF, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-28

,,aaDyN AND AMBov RAILROAD FOR PHILADEt
mia from Pier No. North river, foot Of Battery
s@at JOSEPH BELKNAp. Pre- 81 Afternoon express
eiass o.rs az seeoud clss ezra 50 Returning lesys
rh.dei rhia from Of WALNUT etrset At 10 ~ and
r. NJ. Emgrsrt limo by steamboas ATLnS iron riot NO
l. al ~. Arc 81 GU.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-28

NXpkNN& Az EEWCKNhs
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u q W. i0 UksAbsgs stsssA d. L&A1, AceAA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-28

r,oRPoRA ALTON NOTICE-PUBLICN NOTICE Is HERE
by given to occupant Or occupants
Of all lots improved unimproved lands Affected
pIetsd by and are lodged 10 the ooe 81 the
Bureau Of by all persons inter-
esteS viz regulating Tenth from Thirty sixth
TO Forty also setting curb aad gutter
BY such include all the several houses and lots
Of ground let's pieces and parcels o. aad situated
second street, on the north side Of Thirty sixth 9TH
sides OF Thirty Thirty eighth. For
tieth and and tho south Side OF For
tycond sr eastery half way TO she Ninth and west
crv half way to the Eleventh All VIII ose
affected by the above named snd
cd TO IRE their objections writing the
AZ their ofioe NO Hall Of Records, wthia thirty day
from tho date Of this notice. - -
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, YAasossors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH;
once, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, Dcs
rs, LlS5s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-28

HUDSON RIVER RAIipoA D.-TR.lNs DAILY
IL from Chsmbors streo,, Tor Alba y ana ROY
Express Trsn A. M Through IL four houss, oannooung
with trains reaching Buffalo or Mortrea At oiooh ssmo
svrnltg II =.
Mail Train. "a. n. Through way tr.n stl y:
Express +. NJ rocommt Ation vnia Y. ~
pssss myers aken A. Chambers Ca al Christopher Four
snna,v rrsns FROM canal street at 750 A. w., for
Poueht p-io ard at p for albany, stopping 81 All
wa ststiona. GEO SThkK Eupsflntsadent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-28

EoR LIvERPooL.-UNIrED STATES NAIL srEAu.
~, ship ATLANTIC, Captain Jam.s West This steamship
VIII dep ~ with the u s. Nails for Europe positively
sAture January 6h at u o'clock from her berth n
loot q Canal street. No berth till paid fox For
elegance or comfort apply to s'oA AVE-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-28

~ oRro RATION NOTICE -rCBLIC NOTICE RS
~ hereby given, that pessi"a SIS asn prssensed .ne
EoErd o. Acsistunt ldsros tcfe scser ~ l5tn
N the sbeyo sno having ea1as thecto, are
A. wriths, - M cortrast oork, NJ ths
VA'' ~ NiCn0sAa LEAN, President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-28

(tOKPOKATION NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs
- hereby given, TO the owner or owners, occupant or
occupants OF Al houses and lots improved or
affected thereby that the have
y the Assessoys and lodged in uos
OF the bursau OF Assessments for ey All
interested v.For rosuatns and psvng Thirty fourth
BY such include al several
os ground vacant lots pieces and parcels land
ntuaee ON both sides Of Thirty fourth street. between
ir and Eighth avenue All ns rests
e aneced by the above AIMED who are on
TO the Same either Of them TO
tner objections In writing to the their
once ~ Hail OF Records, within shrty days from the
SAMUEL n. DE MOTT
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Asssssors
ISAAC WIN SMITH.
1882 y -N.s'''1AsASs' o'ssos DoPArSmeht Dee 70,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-28

WASH ADVANCED ON SEGARs, WATCHES, JEW
elry Ard generally also personal
prty almost hind 10000 prime navsa. sss15s iGr
ipr, stores and s all descriptions for sale and 70 let
Apply at mo Clinton court, ofGce No. u IL BeekmaA
atreet Nassau.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-28
m EDICAL.

for bilious comglain.s srd ind gestisn sfioseY
OF these Invaluable pills, In the Of be
fatuency sick headaohe ard debitat.d soa-
sttutions, thoroug hy established in almost svory para
msssins ever known for these eompaints and may %
nvsorate tho body streng the fecuites mn{.
increase the appetite, and purify the blood Those WIS
on these PILE giving mediate relief sart
zine throuehout the British emIirs AMI BY those ss
mmtsd states st Nh cents, ~ cents and 81 50 per bsx
Wbolcsale at Hr. JOSEPH HOHSEY s, Maiden lane Nev
York and at the proprietor's, "a strand, London.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-28

JKPoRTANT MEDICAL woRE-DR RALPHS PRsc.
tio Treatise tbe Diseases Of the Gen. Organs tsAt
nature sympsoms progress sonssausnse, romsei -
sold By Long Brothers, publishers An. ssss.s g
authors once S3 Houston street. (near woesses wo
no Il consulted these subjects, from 70 A. r. az
free Of possse, hY addrssEx vsspsd. 70 boz 80 ssse
sfde4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-28

CORPORATION N0TTCE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs
hereby given that petition has been prsssnssd il tho
oara o. Assistant Aldermen for In
ron Fourth Avenue 70 Madison svseue
requested present the same in writing TO ths
Clsrk, ~ this once, on or before January 1855
NICHOLAS DEAN, President
Croton Aqueduct Department., Dec a. 1859.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-28

cyTpHsr DEPARTMENT., 70 EALL ~ RECORDS.
. Public notice Is ersty 81 ~ Ratio io,osins pe.
sIeu bean prosentsa slsA Of nsnstant Aider
nens regulate and pays sr. from ~
Ie6ions thereto reluesea - resent them IN wrtp'
SAhs undersigned. 81 hs o or before the eepyes-
vhth {ay 81 December, instas.t.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-28

&k(M REWARD.-JEFFKIEa ANTlDOTH A sFNp
YOOV cihe mixture. II makes speedy cure, withrrf
shs least restrotsn Of diet drink exposure chaaes
sppiioason 20 hpsineM The proprietor challenges sns
case which he zturo will not under the forfeituDo
Of nye hundred dollars rurthsrhe ssoass osares 3
contracted dose Of the taken when expeocL
ie put mp In bottles, with full droctions - O.. O.
bottle lasts veck-m,ny cured In tive days. Peg ~
BY q. II. RING 1s2 Broadway; I08 Bsynrd street..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-28

RAFvAKDS PILGRIMAGE TO JERusALgg AND
sho holy Lard open at the new and spssous &C.
nSs, every sv:Hns PAINTED from
our undertaken expressly for tho works M viii en-
plain the paintings pcrsonsly Picture ~ TX and
% wednesdey and Saturday afternoons, ~ ooIosI Ad
mission. 10 cents; children, hslC-prioe. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-28

r. HORN, FRANK brewer, W. w. NEWCoMB AND
Ls T. r. Briggs perform at Woods Mnsrele al Broad
way 20 night Doors open at 6K ooiock commence at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-28

nkY DOCK SAVINGS nxNx. No mo Your~u
ssees neG Avenue O-fhs Trustees hsvs extsndcl NE
VA Sk interest on Aspssits TO Saturday Janus
under. BY erdss. JAS n sTEVART esorstsrv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-28

EQnEsTRIAE INSTITUTE, SOUTH FOURTH STREET.
y Williamsburg Tournirre begs leave 30 an
aounoe 70 the Inhabitants Of Williamsburg and vicinity
.nas abe h.s also aged the services Of M Levi j. North
Horses on Monday evening Mr. North will ride hs cole
brated Brgand Act with variety Of other novelties
doors open At O'Clock r. M performance to com mo It
o'clock. Admission, 25 cents only.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-13

ne may be to many it carries along with it the co-"d'-
nate OF legislation In Congress- n subject matter so
noioy ana broadly claimed simply state The principe;
Is So cear II must strike the Judgement Of every one
nal Congress under the circumstances under when inc
bo2e ~ns constructed, will fail 10 give every protection
which justice and patrloc expedency ai!url, 40
hot-no one can doubt These sufficient !ur its .Otec-
'lon and these are all that we invoke 10 our aid.
bnt pennsylvania is rcnding dangerous ground. The
case II The proper effect Of he decision all unceraood
oecnes tha ic question uf Bridging slr"a nnVlGht Ing
rivers chrEyF On commerce between the States Is antJtct
10 Tie regulation OF Congress- and Tho facts prcseei In one
case may sustain bridge in another may cause,
and Justly cause bridge to bc taken down The Bridge
across at Wheeling may stund probably will stand
Inc balance of advantages 10 lie commercial and postal IA
cics greatly prcPondeang disadvantages or de-.
lays 10 the passage Of few bDas with enormously d;sfo-
poroncd pipes while Pcnnsy rania will prcsen, The re-
cord OF her cause the fatal oahs of her against
thcr own WORKS So his may prove 10 the Pennsyl-
vania works q felo de Sc
Dd II not operate in this way the law OF retaliation,
which never advise but which has been powerful
incentive TO human acrion, would in tho wOSi event To yr
structure be NEST sure to react on Pennsyvanls P.ns l.
vnna can accomplish nothing but the work Of "ltgaz.d
Vandasm " this is The language VI highest authority, wlch
no" threatens our work and in her eccess determine
iho measure and tho Of rcrbutive The
contemplation OF Of conduct OF this kind between
these parties is such that hope the good temper the good
TASTE and enlarged interest and sound patriotism Of those
portions Of lie country which involved in hn direct
consequences Of this decision and the passions which has
aroused will ntepose successfully upon Just and sautaIy
terms
Believing This be the interee, of all and the honor OF a
am your obedcnt servant,
GEORGE w, THOMPSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-13

House ngreed the reports of The committee unvorabe to
inc petitions of Isaiah jones and James Mckinney.
u: motion 9f Mr. RosSsoS .i Resolved; lnat The
Of u Fla" Of The H"uss g: Delegates be allowed on
ue.day night the Tth inst for the annua! meeting OF The
Virgi::ia Colonization Society.
REsoLuTIoss.
Resolutions of inquiry offered and adopted:
BY Mr. McDoSALU-For insirnctns the Attorney Gene.
raj ~ institute proceedings against he psbury Wire Sus
pension Bridge COMPANY rne Mnnangahela City Bridge
Company, ami the Brownsville Bridge Company for al
legged obstruction by each ~ the navigation OF The 1cnon
nahc river By The people Of Vi:gnia and also against the
Monon9shca Navigation Company Pennay yiysna for the
covul of their dams, shc "5s'uct said navigation, and
t' Discriminating rh r arif of tolls nfavor of the peo
pie D Pennsyvauis. aud against the citizens OF Virginia
By Mr. MISE For increasing The compensation OF tho
u the revenue for the counties Of Essex and
King AID Queen
B. h HsowH-For Inquiring into the expedency Of
tozce aud directing oicer or each county 10 the
Commonwealth 10 dispose Of alta oaolic auction me celn
Ghen the She!s of payers and how tho
proceeds Of such ,,n shall ~ applied.
By M Rves of P. s; GFur the purchase OF tho stock
.! tho James River kanawh Company held 5y others
than tho Commonwealth, and TO report what course II would
% cxre n; 10 ADAPT in the relations OF said Company TO
s S.a" snoua thosa hjng said .ock refuse 70 soil up.
tani:ne tarns-nnG sso report such affairs OF said
company as the Committee may deem advisable.
BY Mr. BaowSEFor making the passing of notes OF less
de nomination than S5 misdsmeaoor punshabe by fine
and lmpti onnont; and 10 Gsks the .nnty and other
Ulcers in addition their o.,h Of 6cs eaea that they
have no, and will not recei'. or pass such notes.
Petitions end memorial, " e presented.
By Mr JuSss OF C % Z. H. Erooks and others Of
Chestsrhed county for dry amendments the existing
laws upon The subjcc ol Public Roads
Hy Mr BU7lER Ot Juhn " S..2fard. jr., md Walter
Gwynn offices, Of Cavalry 10 be permitted TO draw petcus
siun pieius and csrbines.
AIso Of D. c. Randolph A. F. D. Clifford, and others,
Stockholders in The Jamo River ani kanawhn Company
for amendment OF he Charter OF the said Company
BY Mr. iFHEsLEa-Of C. zens of Norfolk county, iof an
amendment OF ihs law in regard Harbour Masters and
Dock Masters. IN Tho pnr's ii Norfolk and Portsmouth
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From Tuesdays Republic

pkESEN OF u NlEDdL ~ HiAe ~''Ni
The citizens of Now York dcsirous Of presenting some
testimonial of respect the Hon Henry Clay lately caused
medal be prepared OF expense worthy ri tHe man
and highly honorable the party paying him this marx o
respect which conveyed 10 this city BY delegation o.
the bust ness men of that spirited commercial metropolis,
and presented him yesterday Ills lodgings at the Nation
al Hotel
The medal is OF circular form three and half inches in
diameter the case of chased silver The front of the case
presents view of Ashlnd The residence OF M Cay-above
which engraved the erected TO Mr. Clay on the
great National (Cunberand road. On the other side is
picture OF the Capitol the prominent theatre OF his public
life The front OF the medal presents the head and bust OF
Mr.. Clay, in strong has-reic enccled by prominent
wreath, representing union Of the States, in which the
leading agricultural staples of the North and the South form
The principal On the reverse side is the follow
ing ions indicative of the ustrious periods in the
life OF Mr.. Clay:
"Senatc, 1906; Speaker 1911 War 1872; Ghent l5li
Spanish America, 1922; Missouri Compromse, 1871 Ame
can System le2l Secretary OF State 1926 Panama insuc
lions 1885, Tariff Compromise 1888 Public Domain, 1888
and 1884 Peace with France Preserved, 1885 COMPROMISE,
1880"
The delegation appointed deliver this token of respect
and veneraon the iusous statesman waited upon Mr.
Clay al his private chamber yesterday.
The following is the address of the delegation upon pre-
.antinp the medal;
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40 uILL FEMALE SCHOOL,

-ru,fy fourteen nes aaofe Lyme aoutG anu
en viii he re opened on the trsi day OF
- ~. Tie oi the young lady, (Mss GOWN,
,aga, much acceptance to her patrons me presen
.,in vi continued Miss dii'ssce IN ,e o.
nl, cn:tge the understanding. as we'll as IN
.or:., branches OF science 10 WHICH sue ATTENDS
~ =, w.. ,..o,I-- wi. be atrscd hy all who kEoH her
~ ~ v t,ach Music as well give general supervision
.s x-. ,rslu ION school is situated IN remarkab y
he country and IS. account 81 its retirement: and
ousucss dwelling, vel! calculated ivr heathul'
,-ors as well Of ho"y Aware 9 the responsibility In
.,ct promise 10. erheesS engage that those
pnr care h. n. same alteration As 10 'aeir no.
.5 learning as We oes'ow upon our own
1.-The branches oi ain"roueh Ehssn 6uue3oh' "Eon
= =. : r,ecth a:t NLslr, wi. be lauch:, ,,,., T. ,
rtx Of at AMI Taoa fs isA washins hshIs arc iue'
r he ss,v ses,onoi hve months len dollars
VI .urcs! IL. FacA an n;:e-n 10 ars Tor Music One ha
0"-'~ 60 'o''''' ~ B. B. WISS,
-, =, .r., Pelar Mills. hmerst Co.. Va.
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nEMocRaTIc MEETING in powHATAN.

At meeting of the Democratic Republican party oil the
county Powhaan held their Court House on W9tnes-
day. the 4h ns for the purpose of appointing delegates to
tho State Convention proposed be held In Richmond on
the Path of March next tho meeting called TO order by
Mr. Jerman L. Straiton, motion BY whom, Dr. Abner
Crump called the Chair and Charles r. Forsce was
appointed Secretary.
Tho purpose OF the ting briefly explained by the
Chair! when, motions scveruy nnde by Mr. j. L. STRAIT
ION. and propounded by tho chair, II was
Resolved That forty delegates be appointed by the cair
TO attend the aforesaid Convention That the Chairman
and Secretary be added TO the delegation.
That the proceedings of this meeting be signed by The
Chairman and Secretary and be transmitted 10 the Editors
OF the Democratic papers in Richmond with requests Tor
publication.
In accordance with the first resolution the chair appoint.
ed the following delegates, viz: Gen VIM Lson, DR. WIN
Crump, Col Saml Drake, Geo Taylor, james Gates II L
Hopkins. Hilary Harris Joseph Wren, Jeman Stra,ton,
John C Porter. Dr. L Drake, Madison Taley, Jesse A
Abraham, VIM Old, j.. DR. fIarvie Martin Tucker VIM
son, VIM Ronald Cooke, P Porter Daniel Hatcher VIM
Munford, VIM Murray, John Spears, Thomas Spears,
Sampson, Ed~d F Baugh, Edwd w Bass, DR. Hobson,
Pleasant Finch, Jacob Michaux, VIM Mchaux, Or Mi
chaux Peter Elett Lafayette Harris Laprade Jno Simp-
son, Thos Talbot w Crale, John Jeter James Egges.
Appointed by resolution of the meeting Abner Cump
and Charles Fo.see.
On motion, the meeting was then adjourned.
ABNER CRUMP Chm.
CHAs R. FoRsEE, Secry.
---ess--
puuA purA FEa l0-The Walnut street Theatre was
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
PUBLISHED DAILY AND SEMl.WEEhLl
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-13
WM. O. WINSTON. n. c.

ihCISIA,-lN CHANCERY:-Ata Circuit Court Of Chan.
ior the couay OF Ieneo held the State Cour House III
Richmond Thursday, the slh day OF January, 1852
lsy.lr Plaintiff
ki.s
en- Gal, and Mary B. his wife, William IL Taylor. homas
- William Gregory. in his own right. and asadminstraor
eh Gregory. deceased, Richard Kidder Gregory and
:ary Gregory heirs law of the said Elizabeth T. Grego
Infants under the age of twenty years by the said
Gr.goy, their guardian. assigned defend them in
tapntna C. Harrison, Richard Singleton George w Nun.
s II Harrison, George Edmund Tay lor Richard Kidder
s". X Taylor. Matthew p. Taylor, William Munford,
: agniord ard George w. Munford the last being
TIE age Of twenty years. by George w. Munord,
s assigned TO defend them in this suit, Defendants.
o. ihe said George w. Munford BY counsel. the Court
'de :ha, of the commissioners of this Court do
an aHorn! Of his actngs and doiDgs commissioner
| nass report thereof 10 The Court with any matters
- crrin"d pertinent, by himself, or which may be
- {: ;:s i.arties 10 be so stated
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
N-ssi.. Richmond, Jan, Is, 1852
in The foregoing decree hereby notified
ia N TIE city OF Richmond the 23d day Of Feb
li.rf,,r E'o5s NJ with the evidence necessary
kes;w Ae aa'is.reqaired by the said decree.
Wh g. DAVIS, Comr.