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New Articles of Oil cloth
FOR ,ehieh T hnee Secured d Patent,

For tnhtah ! hHts Seeured d PATENT
Otctortt ApRoss, with Sleeves, EXPRESSLY rot up to
protect the cotton pickets garments from the 81
turating effect Of the dews on the leaves OF the
cotton plant in the early hours Of the morning.
OIbrIorH Gkp0rs with Hoods, to cover the head
This article will suit both cotton and sugar plan
tefs as It can be used iu rainy weather, the hood
shielding the Negroes head and neck completely
from the vet.
The nse If Oil Clothing cannot he too highly re-
commended to planters, as they will find BY exte-
reBee that 1t prevents great deal Of sickness, ec-
casioned by damp clothes, and 1t viii allow the ne
gross. who are often kept back from the cotton field
tntil the dew ON the leaves has dried, to get out
earlier in the day, gaining thereby an hour OF two
Of picking to each hand.
Planters, commission merchants and others, are
invited to call and examine my stock Of goods,
which offer for sale on liberal terms.
nov15-3ino. N. &, FOf,aEH
tT&tg Old Levee, cor. Ct,stomho,ise. N. o.
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II was not until Queen Anne time
l709, that the Londoners bad the luz
nry Of d daily Journal--The Daily
Courant. Scotland had newspaper
Ia 1853 . ireland ii 1641 Germany
III 1872 the American colonies 10
l7o4 The earliest country that had
them is supposed to be 1taly.
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Co III ID h sttrdfed !.

Edito, Qfthe CONFETTI IL Iunius
think, who says, "that good man
struggling in the tide Of adversely and
emerging, is a spectacle fit for the con-
temptation of the Gods" You. sir,
seem to think the case Of Michael
Common entitled TO tile ccngratulation
ofmen, and for this manly generous
sentiment, You are the object Of a
snarling article in a newspaper. /
hold II the duty Of every good man to
rally to your side, and to silence the
miserable hisser, in the roar Of applause
to you, for the good part YOU have en-
aeted--and in that line, give the first
token by olapping my hands and |
request this testimonial to be published
in order that each mans name may
be added AZ opportunity may be-
who approves Of your sympathy with
Michael Connor. | think ,his the
only hopeful mode Of testing the pub
he sense.
Citizens are you for tho civil author
tiles Of your State, or for the military
law Of the United States 7 Como for.
ward.
For the civil laws For the military
of the State, laws Of the U. s.
j. J. Bunk. -
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1.-THE La. Democrat, published
at Alexandra, the 9th inst, pronouces
The health Of that place and shreves-
good" The left side Of the
Democrat, ia taken up with election
returns. prefaeed with the remark,
that "Messrs. Jones, Marks, Greneaux
and Carfigan. will have no cause to
complain Of the Democracy Of the old
Giberalta. -
Martin is d 'tfast man. " We should
like to know what kind Of bricks, !" be
finds on Red River, TO entitle his place
to be called the ''uibralta of Democ.
raey 7"
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To- The Z. s. steamer fashion
Capt. Barker, arrived in New Orleans
on the 18th inst, from Brazos Santi.
ago. She left that place on the L LTD
inst We learn that the y. s. troops
at the Barracks in this place, have
been ordered on board Ct her, for SOME
post ON the Rio Grande. The Fashion
brings intelligence Of the death d
Lieut.. Col. i. D. Webster, IT, s. A.,
he died at Fort Brown. on the 4th
inst. Col Webster. for some time
preyiena going to Texas, was stationed
at the u. y. barracks In this place.
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L. The prospectus for the DAihY

EE Tie prospectus for the DAlhy
ApvurArk will be found III another
column ! The ddvoeate will com
nence its issue On The first day Of
January neaL aid Il TO be a permanent
daily pApef--4tle exponent organ Of
the great democratic party Of East
Baton Rouge. On announcing this
Intelligence, we would make d pro-
position To the Wigs, hit have been
anticipated by the party. The sefvi-
ces Of tho genuine good Wings, have
been secured to publish daotte,. pa
per, expressly to demonstrate tile fall
lacy Of every proposition from the
Democrat Then We will have the
Daily Democrat and the Daily Wing,
to add 10 the nondeHeript daily in LAT
ayette street--then there will BIZ the
III. Weekly va, besides three bed
blanket Wpeklisa. What d merry
time this will be for us. We shall
stand aloof from minor matters Of
ftishfoeii politicians. and fire into EN-
all, lhdiscrimatply. When we have
nine beautiful daily papers in this place
the people viii then begin to believe
that really Baton Rcuge. the Capitol Of
Louisiana IL d greatplaee. We were
hooted at two years ago for starting a
daily paper, and prayers IN holy de-
yotion have been offered afor us To-
blow up ever since" but notwithstshd-
ing, we have grown rich, independent
y sc-and Of course, that pride com.
mon to us all, has shown itself-this
we promise our readers We will en-
deavvr TO command, and come down
where we were. A change III the tone
Of our articles Of late, may perhaps be
observed; this is owing to the fact that
since the Daily Gazette appeared our
seeeipts---whieh averaged per day,
seven hundred and seveny-seven dol
lars and seventy seven cents, have
dwindled down to Three hundred and
thirty-three. II must not be expected
that we spread ourselves to the full
extent for SO small figure.
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Yankee Sullivan was smelly lodged
in the Jail at Leanix. Mass, on the
9th inst The Massachusetts law
Furnishes sullivan's offence with five
years' imprisonment, Ne, and fms
Of $4,000.
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Powers, the sculptor, has received
All order from Boston for 4 bronze
statue Of Daniel Webster, to be placed
in front Of the Massachusetts State
House.
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~ Locomotives. il seems. ha,

70 Locomotives, it seems, have
been built at Cincinnati, GAINESVILLE
and other Western towns for some
time. 20 that the boas. Of Chicago Of
having built the FIRST locomotive west
Of the Allegany was a rather hollow
one.
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To- The Red River Republican
says that the Opelousas railroad tax,
was carried by small majority III the
parish Of Rapides.
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PLANTATION CLOTHING.
----.
General Depot of Plantation Clothing,
NOS. II and tg Old Levee,

Corner Of C,sstomhduss street, Ne,c Orleans.
PLANTERS will find at this establishment the
largest and most complete assortment ut
PLAV7d ROY GIDTH1NG
to be met with In the United States They will find
1t 10 their advantage to purchase their Clothing
ready made, As they wilt save thereby time and
money and avid ell the trouble of manufacturing
al home.
wosss Asb giRts' PttsrATlos Cf1rH1sa.
Warm Idnseg Frocks Heavy rottonade Ffscks
Heavy Jersey Joseys used like mems jackets,
for protection from cold.
Cottonade Josey, do do
Brown Cotton Uheinises.
MFEg' AND 30 Tg' H7E7ER pLdN7A 77ON
oTHINa
Mens' and Bays heavy Kttsey Monkey Jackets;
no do Kerssy Pantaloass
do do Twilled Red Flannel Shirts;
do do Hickory Shirts;
Blanket Capots, With Heeaa;
Scotch and pointed W8bl Gaps;
Heavy Kentucky knit Wool Socks
Black atazed Hats.
White and Colored WOOL Blankets;
Heavy Kersey, by the piece
JfENs' ami 30 Iis' SUMMER PLAY7A TYON
CLOTHING.
Den,s and Log Cabin Gpttenade fsntaioons
Denims aud Log Cabin Harvey Jackets;
Cottbnade Yareuses
Whteand brown Netting Musailito bars;
Hickory and Cheek Shirts
Campeaohy Straw Hats
orr ~ 6THTFG.
Oil Cloth Monkey Jadkes;
Oil Cloth tantaopns
Oil Cloth Storm Hats.
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y. 8. Sroek RBbEEMEp.--The
Washington Union learns that the
amount Of United States stock re-
deemed at tile Treasury, in the week
ending on the goth ult,, was 1878, $50
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CALrroRNlA.--'rhe steamer North.
ern Light on her recent trip from San
Francisco, brought 700 passengers and
Sl,500,0o0 on freight Madame
Platter. the celebrated traveller had
arrived 1T San Francisco.
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al one, from his predecessor In Office,
being satisfied Of ths fact, he ordered
the release IL Miohssl Conner, which
WINS correct, and there i no man in
the government acquainted with the
''facts,' who will not SAT II h both
right and proper for him to have done
sO.F
III the GaHeste's editor wishes to
quarrel with us, we advise him to
hunt up a question that is a little more
mystical than Oonnors..
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Michael Mooney tried at New Ha-
ven for killing his brother Daniel In
quarrel, has been convicted Of muir
der in the second degree, the punish.
ineDt for which is confinement in the
State 8 Prison for life.
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t-By formal proclamation Of The
Governor. the fourth Thursday in De
cenbst next is set aside for fasting.
prayer. humiliation and Thanksgiving
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Mr.. WALKERS OUTrfT.--The
Washington Evening Star says on
finally determined not to 90 to China
Mr.. Walker promptly paid back into
the U. s. Treasury the amount he had
drawn sof his outfit, when intending
to accept the mission.
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ABsooNpEp.lA Louisville des-
patch Of the 7th inst, says that John
Treswater, q s,ib-eontraetor on the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad, has
abseonded, leaving nearly 10000
unpaid
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EgThe Washington Union, pub
fishes letter supposed to have
been written by the U. s. Consul at
Havana. ia which it IS stated that
whom the newly appointed G plain
General arrives. he will proclaim the
English Apprentieipg system in force.
The writer says that 100000 fresh
Africans will be imported. and he an
ticipates another enactment If the ct.
Domingo tragedy.
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EE During the prevalence Of The
epidemic at Bayou Sara Ito persons
have fallen victims to it.
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HThe Governor has appointed
Edward Hiriart one Of the directors u
the State Penitentiary, vice Peter Nc
Kitrlek, deceased.
49, 7~--- $3.50 ------
FgThe Governor has appointed
Dir. Barton, Of New Orleans, nh adj
tional delegate tie tie Worlds Fair.
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ports many other institutions of like
character. Cyhus.
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=
tt-Nlr Gavazzi Ii about to start an
anti Catholic paper in New York, to
be called tho Crusader. The New
Orleans Southern Organ, understands
that delegation Of gentlemen from
Louisiana have waited on the Rev
Gentleman, and. it Is not impossible
that he may soon appear before New
Orleans audience.
The day Of Father Gavazzi's lion
izing draws to a close. II a dancing
woman were to make a break just now
for one half the worlds applause, Faith
er Gavazzi would 90 down to the shades,
He has obtained the admiration Of the
Protestant world, because there ID no
one else in the arena, (1<oszta not
having yet arrived)to contend with him
for the laurel palm The world
must look every now and then for q
spasmodic movement against the Cath
Ole religion, but what effect has it ?
None other than to fasten the old Ro-
man church more securely upon her
foundation. The building of st. Peter,
is fixed upon such principals that it
cannot b. shaken---were it more Re-
publican than it is, and better adapt
ed to the enlightened spirit of the age,
it would be unexceptiopable. Ger
tainly the balance Of Christiandom, out
side its pale. can never effect any
thing against it, as long as it stands
as it is, in thousand antagonistical
fragments. Father Gavazzi, may for q
time longer, be the peoples pet--suf-
ficiently long for him to feather his
nest; but after all he is nothing but an
apostate, and it would be well for peo-
pie to take what he says with one and
n half oraius nf allowance
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-30

Jnhn ltusses dparrl ~" Tie 2lst February nave read
10 the Secretary Of State OF hr UnIrd $tLcs and placed ~
his hands copy Of h- urdsh's dispatch, OF thc 10Th oil
llIai month, upnn the subject Of Cuba
My French colleague having also received instructions
rom his communicate tn the government OF
tic United States dispatch upon the subject and very
much Ia the elect il agreed bel wten Gs That "r
Should Gpun turmcr occasions. regard 10 This matter
make communications simultaneously and accord
ngiy waited upon Mr. Marcy together Tor that purpose on
tn. l6:h inst.
nr Marcy after having listened attcntivciy Id what VI
lie Sargcs and myself :cad him. said that he would sub
INIT The observations u The two governments u the Pres
dent and rcarhcd that several weeks might probably capsc
before reply wou! be addressed 10 even should ht
President be Of opinion which Mr. Marcy seemed 10 think
doubtful whether any further discussion OF The matter be-
tween the two governments desirable.
IL would he added, OF be necessary Tor him again
Y" cal over The dispatches in order TO comprehend Their
iI import but as far he coGt now JUDGE the opinions
81 ihc tw0 seemed coincide in reference IL
t:"o pninrs. the rha, tie hi OF tie United States
To decline The proposals made BY the EneIlSh and
rrrhca governments admitted The other, THAI some o;
The general positions Taken M Everett IN bis note OF
ne ls o December lS,2 appeared 10 these governments
20 render protest against them e part necessary les!
might hereafter br inferred that hose positions had bcen
lcquiescrt! n By lHcrn.
We replied that, without intending point 10 Mr..
Marcy what further step hc - take in this
matter The ob)ect which respective governments had in
vie" seemed To he, generally such liz had stated H.
ana mat tor rur part considered the dlScnSsSnn u The
subject c!"sed by The communication which We had Jast
made.
MIR. larCv appeared 10 receive observations in
caory manner and concluded BY expressing his hnc and
bcir that misunderstanding would between The
great maritime powers in regard to this matter.
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TIE RICHMOND ENauiREH,
prHllSHED DAILY AND SEM.
HY RITCHIES ~ PRloK.

p,, dollars per anu al tue rave S s
tahe ,rs rrr annum and three dollars for months
wS to be pad in The Office or rclned by ma I"'
prah'' ,,I,nr. rcr nj the end of the year.
r-; m.s 10 this he rem,tted per ihail IN s'
~ Bak notes the RISK n tn" tullofs tA F"ss ,,r, is
- ' any account the writer the accumuiat" " nn
M 0 ~ y, a. sxsnsv" business which operates as
EDITORS TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
, ,,>,,E ENGllRER:-For TIN lines or less. i'S' w
N W. aud every succeeding Inserti"n twenty n Gu
sst'" " wecS week ni three times week, N!
m'cf''" -; ..u,S inr each insertion after the first
seven charged ! dollars for .h'r'y lines at" ~
hhhu" o1 greater length; except i'tcr)
Ga' snor,rs charged Siup, tpape' lciu'e')
~ -, .,.h Iu cents
- S'n 10 g accompanied with the adSant
~ ns s.,r.Ectrr, references. TO insure execution
pa ~ Giaa,isS and hueS u respect exceeding eigh "''
or .fGry.! for a advertisements
and Marriages ii"ii the country, wIetevc
y r.ry udMrlinS IS unkn"wN to us m" DC %
the Postmaster The W.
- ca,r published. Every measure that has br'n taken
rn,soas aud quz=es has, hcretoor, proved
M asf eeinrr upon such communications being 'ehe'
b. The OF he Postmaster nrlitrH on he back I" tHe ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-30
The n. /. Times says:

We that orders have been received al uoYe
rnr. Island from the War Department, lo 'c ii'icia
,r,,uissyn To lhc Rio Grande frontier o EcI) a'9e
nnoniy at artillery, ammunition and GFdlnahce s'"fts
m,rI in amount General Taylor had during MS "c
campaign This step has undoubtedly occn t"NG' % o ~ @
nj the nuvrnIt of Santa Anna VINO y G'"'c"
IN inc the frontier very large n''H'l ' ~
suuplyna il very largely with The munitions :" "a'.
Snrh Iuoverien,s on hr part Of The two Governments
ni,v chill. 81 many DO MS of difference remain unau-
ms,rd naturally excite considerable apprehension .tt nc
N.ssila Valley dispute, the more recent cinoio'''" " " "
she raid al (arvall aud company mile over l'''
, ,;.,,ut,I C;,r.y uraui and Indian ncnf1"ns '
Iae MrStau provinces, which we are oonhn ~ 'eaS ~
sunorsss ui.r Numerous provocauoh3 " So''ls'o", 80
more prudence and pacific purposes thah oah'a HH"'
, srruns,r Il, possess viii be required - aVei'.
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Tue FEVER ABATING.

Npw ORIEAss Aug 24.-It is with sncere peasu,,r ~, 49,
b, to .,nd you This DESPATCH which is The nfs' . @
rome forth with such joyous intelligence ine - = riork
nor ii tea,hs during the past "a hours ending q, hn
W i :" ,;n show large decrease being S2 OF wh.ch
l5a were from yellow fever The number 0' e'' - y"
t.har,ty Hospital also exhibit a faliing oh'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-30
NJ RIED.

N,Rntgp ia Francisco. California, linf.aE
uy 18th nv the Rev Benz Briery. Mr WV NEM 49,
III L. unerly OF Richmond, Va M=s LIZZIE BE- n '"'
i Indianapolis, Indiana.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-30
DIED.

D,vo :, her rss,.c II, EdCedcli District G on ihe ih'rn
H.. Ii,h ,n ~ ths 2oh year MARlpN we "
ne Hon W Picien daughter of the late VIM peAz o
savannah
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-30
o,,, rryrR AT NEW OR

i FL. T
Nr,v Oulr,ss Aug 26.-Advices from Mexico 10 the
IN, Aug that the American hnisei hau a''ieu .
lie capital. -, o, IT. .,,,. .urns
The las, Two days TO four hundred and t~o i"e'u
linu hree hundred and GY by fever
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-30
=, ,vr r,SE IN CINCISS A

,.....-, .,y 29-Three slaves, whom their owners
rom Vrpluiu ere taking South, reached 'his cly yeste
J,v and ere brought under %rt oil hapeas corpus oeole
i,, Finn ,yno e,nanded them 10 HE CUSTODY ol their
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-30

RAIL ROAD TO THE pAclflc..A Company mas mas
IN. - :, ,ha H.sissirai River. 10 the Texas STAT"
ne As"ae eompany Of Norhtrn capitalists have offered 10
bu,ld the entire rond 2O miles and place upon u an ne
,cnss.,y cnoinca cars station houses cic "hhn 'hf'e
80 ~, n f,r Tho sum al Sl1 600 per mile u iis sum
hv renure S. 900 cash the work PROCESSES ~ oo
they lake in and the sman"e 800 ho1 ~
noau IN mnrobaoiy this oer vii! be accepted TIE
Txas Iepsature has chartered company 10 con
, , rail road in continuation OF the above. from tEe
uui ,na line 10 FL Paso hundred and fifty miles,
a MED il 3ei0 900 Of land. d. Ward has
a % red President the Company taking steps
e The oiu,nljc enterprise start These rail roads
lii accomplish more than hall the distance between 'he
Mis- sisspp River and San Diego on the Pacific
.i'S'''Nfr Mercury
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-30

"ai! Guunan, formerly Mary J. Chambers, Defendant.
~ po.ec OF Ihau decree divorce from thu
s ~ hlim"ny, hc.wrcn the plaintiff and the dcicuian and
tl' other aId urthcr rcei cali
@ having hecn made that t. defendant Is a
ls Commonwealth dccntau, is no,,,!
AT the Rules hr holden
Monday r,r.
her interest III this
Aug y -cHiw copy-Tesr: ElIS. ROBINSON t.c,L
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE

,,t.r.-t.I IN IN. Icr going decree, hereby notified
n i Office IN the ty RIchEioni on the ihh ay :"
I, al 10 u'clucK, NJ, with III" evidence necessary
,,. tfrd decree Shu ~
rj, AZ k,r ,r deceased are hereby also h"lhrn 10 d"
; ae Ime and place and present their Claims asal'
II. aid ra With the cvdeuc. necessary 10 sustain Them
lJ--rwiS W hA' I2 ,-o'n.
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EuS ROBINSON. Crk.
Mt<s. SARAH a. PATrEitS Sun,

-Judsrnrn, having entered up the
f Couu OF Law and Chancery for the County Powli.
d. AZ t OF jiioI NJ Patterson, sometimes called admnsra
" \ Patterson, decd who sued Tor the benefit o r h.
i, sheriff ni buckingham County and as such adminisra
H. saia I'm ~ Patterson, I'd, against your
bond and thirteen hundred and twenty ive dollars,
iGe Lrst day of November si0 subject credit Of
"a, a aud sixtyfveoIars aud cents paid the 10th
'eoer 1910. which discharged by
on giving ~ the first instance delivery bond which
' day "l July, ls43 which delivery bond forfeit.
cf,rl winch ndgmen, Obtained which udgmen, dis.
me- by rtins the money the Sheriff Of Hanover
os The endorsement the execution witch issued from
The County Of fowhata, bearing date the Slh
"a, ISL N"tce isl thereby given you, the first
vi ~ % NE same Court wherein the sad Judgment
full a move ;he said Con ,sn, n against you for
herrn Which has been paid by aforesaid with inter
Au. s,r, , III" tin- il paid. Yours respectfully
------'" GEORGE HARDINU
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NOTICE..

~ sehoy al w. on VIII be presented the next General A.
Plank Road o.. N a TO incorporate company construct
Dad from ii. C the old Richmond Turnpike and counry
lenrru Az! s! VI Richmond 10 the ochland line ''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-30

rules held IN.
City OF Richmond on the Monday IN Au.,,-,
IS, p.ias let day OF tho mon'b)
Nhl A Taylor, who by friend, John d. Smith,
pl,iutr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-30

n ('hlrlr
rtIiou Woo,son aud William W"odson executor " -
rnn,-,n deceased and night 'eh, @ ~ v't
Ann hs wife William Miller and Lucy h we, 'e' M,, m
lsT,lfiariee I. Miiet' '"''"N' - 49, pcfrnLiHtS
IIeah Iunes Miller, :, a.. ,,n mi !, ,nn,, iny
On lie motion OF The plaintiff John NJ "oHison ana Il M
-, 20 vo o. ar. ha We tho qualification oi 'he
YIN Wool.on cause, the Court dom order thd' he
~ Charles dead, appear nsfe IN Inc Grst ia!
~. nr, n and the avineh: ami delivery "i
n,r,.n Of N. estate Charles Wuusvu dec d. TO which me
f entitled his will ai that cop! ol TINS ordci
pas,.d four ~eeiS n ie Richmond enquirer
m he gd the door "i the Court House OF iE coul! On a.
- $50 successive the County Court OF lhe said
t9.n': -. ~ WOoDSON, e.