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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-17

"fiave you vests that You wish enbroid-
cred, sir ?"
"Y-e-s," said the gentleman (?) address
ed, casting look OF admiration at Mrs.
Grey. (''Here, James, run out with this
money to the bank.") wish it for yor-
self, madam?" said he, blandly. "Possible!
Pity to spoil those blue eyes over such
drugery"
A moment, and he 1vdS alone.
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Correspondence Of the Baltimore Sun


The strength Of the Pierce Administration was 10 be Test
Ell the whole country knew upon The question made DE-.
und tie New York rebel chiefs HE lenders OF The
hurs II President had submitted as some supposed
he would do he would thereby have confessed his error IN
The adoption of his original policy OF uniting The democratic
party by recognition Of lis different sections mud wond
compelled 10 dissolve The Cabinet anu begin The
Administrations anew upon such Terms as The hdrds should
be- pleased dictate. The President that his position
admitted trmporizng policy and that he mus, face the
question: reduced bsouIe contempt II he has not
escaped hostility and danger by his decisive action in enov
ing Collector Bronson he has, al least. avoided humiliation
He Course expects nothing but as the result and
lasting during his whole OF office think that
what called The Presidents policy i'll advised but II
would be impossible Tor him 10 change IT, al ms late DAY
without Producing greater turmoil than will be consequent
upon his adherence it, Al all events the question now
settled by the removal Of Collector Bronson.
Those who disposed 10 support The principal measures
the administration far they may be right, WIN MOI
find obstacle 10 their course In The New York tud aIa
Democratic party ITSELF liz history shows that II is
not weakened by such squabblrs.
id not suppose the administration would remove Judge
bronson till utter Ihe election 4 weak policy nigh have
dictated delay. The hards have now every motive 10
strenuous exerIon and The national wings may now be Inc
mue disposed Ihen n1smuch they VIII DC Idea
titled with the hards in opposition 10 The administration
os
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-28

: AGRICULTURAL MEErING.-A meeting OF The mem
hers OF The Stale Agricultural Society in this city was
held the Court House Saturday evening last OCTOBER
gel
On motion Col. George w. Boiling was called 10 te
Chair, and 4. d. Banks appointed Secretary Inc resua
lions OF the State Agricultural Society having onGh
X. h. Meade, Esq, submitted The following re5oiutohs
which adopted:
l. Resolved That this meeting feels deep interest In the
Of agriculture and when il adourns will meet again
ON Thursday evening II earnestly recommends 10 INC
citizens Of Petersburg and its ycniiy attend said meet
ing
That committee oil four from each ward be appointed
10 the Chair To the members OF the Agricultural
Society of this city expcdiency OF attending the Slue
Fair 10 be held in Richmond the st OF November mex
That committee consisting OF tour from each ward be
appointed by The Chair, 10 procure new members.
MIR Meade prelaced these resolutions in iorcioe speech
tie was followed in series OF ecitous and very pertinent
remarks by Tie Rev. nlinton Thrift.
MAJOR Daniel LYON moved that special committee OF tive
be appointed 10 urge upon executive committee OF the
State Agricultural Society the selection OF Petersburg as
for The next annual exhibition The Chair appointed The
following gentlemen members Of The two committees
On The first. cESTRE WaRo-Sam IL Marks Or + =
Spencer James Murheat L Lunsford.
East WARp--Rey Wnton Thrift. Lyon, D Fl Branch,
and DR. Whitehead.
WEST WAan-T f Rives, Thos Rosser, w Beazley, and
Robert Cousins.
Sourn WAsp-Sam Grlscom, J Cheeve, Andrew ke-
and Benz Bntterworl.
On the second committee R Meade, Edwin w Friend,
Robt 3 Boiling Thomas Wallace, 1Dmothy Rives
On notion The President and Secretary were added TO lhs
rOnmlee.
Mr. Thomas Dunn moved the appointment OF S. g. Girls
com Treasurer and he be authorized 10 send Tor TWO
hundred blank certificates Of membership.
The meeting then adjourned 10 meet on Thursday even
ing next Petersburg Express.
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have not yet been enabled to find snrh specimens OF e
subicct which broug this country, AZ would ehao
o 10 unders lhcm The peculiarly OF the forcs trees
md The difficulty in packing such branches as were Orig
o,Iy cut and afterwards grown over renders very tedious
ani moreover they usually cut OFT the Tree near me
lind and ihr roofs either send up another Of shoots
- dcay Few if any, OF the forest trees have evidence oil
~ vop been once into and then left. except ON their
hcd lley Stem almost always 10 be entirely cut oil
bcr is Of but little value in America and oil cSsy Kind;
ir.d in some paris ol the country very much 10 HE
way. ,.; ,,,;on If tho allroh,
,s and cuuuut therefore, again write !" you unlh can
Give you my observations upon The inneta's VI w. ~
-. III This mart of the American continent Enough IS ap
,rrnt however 10 satisfy that they ARE c'it"y VI w"
pir formations Your ailectionae brother,
n r. V+t,t, No 81 Rue Montmalire, Paris.
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POETICAL.
FORGET ME NOT.
ny w CUTTER.

By G. w. CUTTER. 1
: a.. ;.,,,hsd 10 Miss j. Lt''@@, OF washington
'sno presentcd by her. with forge! me not OF PUT
uEorpet me- not"- Us soon Inc SUI
Az morning shalt forget TO rise.
The streams forget their course 10 run,
The moon forget the starry skies
"A aeon the flowers forget 10 blow.
The magnets point forget The pole
The hills forget the summers glow,
The ocean waves forget to ron.
"sorpe, me not"-oh, it were wen,
1hou gentle one perchance Ioi ue,
Ill could break the pleasing spen
that hindu nv every thought 10 thee.
,T,vere wall If from my aching heart
Tho memory Of thy smiles would nee,
Al sun ,ints from the sky depart;
Az ripples from The haicyon sea
For while nv breast, with anxious art.
Has treasured every look OF Thine,
How can hope thy gentle heart
VIII e'er retain thought OF mine.
Too long. alas, the seat Of gloom
Of silent pain-of wasting care;
scarce could wish thy girlish bloom,
Its sad and lonely fate 10 share.
And yet this little purple flower
Is far more welcome 10 my eyee
More priceless than The ricnes. Wv" Va
That fortunes favored mlnions p'1''
Oh. Il the deepest fondest prayer
Were granted 10 my humble lot
J,d aend ibee ono fresh and tar,
To say 10 thos-"Forget me not'
I'd have from art It's beauteous mould,
With every costly gem arrayed;
The stem should De OF virgin gold
The leaves of rarest emerald made
That 1t might hail thy sunny gaze
Through life, In hours OF gloom or elss,
And Tell thee, with its fadeless blaze
"Forget Me Notf-elernally.
Washington Star.
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For the ERouiTr

Messrs Editors: Il glad 10 see in the Evening Bule
lin article sened"New Kent. in relation TO tho York
River Rail Road How does II happen thai this most in
purant work lie suffered long 10 elumbe7 have been
told and have doubt il is true that do shortly
take the STOCK il will be taken by Rcr York and Bati
more ana thus lser control know there Is
siderable opposition tho road but was there ever road
built 10 this Stale that not opposed Opposition is Tie
life Of trade aud those worEs THAI have been most opposed
In city are doing most for It. So il is with hIs
road and II you agree with me- hope will give this
insertion and urge upon the attention OF readers
~ HENRIC0
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q. Z. K. JAM rs.

We find the following paragraph in The London I>ader
The .perils of literature illustrated in this weeks
news by the double attempt Ia burn the house OF e. T.
James the British Consul al Virginia. who has incurred the
i,npacable of all sscs BY The reputation of having
formerly written song in favor ni emancipation WHAT
would these people do 10 Clarkson or Mrs. Stuwc2 Mr.
James hns not with had The character Of being very
terrible anarchists formidable poet; but in VIZ
gina, he is both.
The Leader is wrong both regard fact anL inference
No altennt has been made burn the house OF the British
Consul al Norfolk Some nisciev0us boys have fife
more than old uuoccupied building his preis
es way has the anu ~ of Php Augustus
been moesled by the incendsry q citizens of Norfolk Tina,
faculty Of Imagination which is deficient Ia The fcons
OF the novelist, may have developed itself with unusual
power dressing up dreadful story Of nocturnal incenia
rsm Of The simple incident Of schoolboy Iroc.
The inference which the Leader deuces from The story
even more fanclfu than the story itself Some time since
gentleman addicted 10 antiquarian researches dug from
rubbish of the dead past abolition ode pupotns To
be The production OF one G. r. r. James The poem
harmless n mummy and give offence nobody Yet,
the Loader grav,ly informs The British public that
few silly verses. which scarcely dozen people in
Norfolk ever read have excited conspiracy sgainst The
life of Mr. G. P. r James!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-28

! EXPEDITION TO LIBERiA.-Rsv. W. McLsin. Sec
rotary American Colonization Socey has chartered the ne
ship Banshee of 400 tone sail from Baltimore for Liberia
The Isl November, with $50 smgrans and good
This The ship that successfully carried OUT Tue
spring expedition
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TgF NEW YORK APPOINTM ENTS.

The Star Of yesterday evening contains The following no
lire of the anteccdents OF tho late Sppoinees IN
New York city which understand 10 be substantially
correct In addition their being sound and reliable demo
Gratis they gentlemen Of unqucslon abilities and Of
high characters for integrity:
ilemun j. Rediei, collector OF the port was one OF the
ass electors for The Stale large in SlS and has been
noted since then, being Of The most ultra anti Van
Ruren politicians in New York
"Inin Cisco, the new assistant treasurer, was cAalr.
man Of The democratic general committee for The city and
county of New York dnng The canvass OF 1915, and was
the democratic nominee for mayor that time. al the
next succeeding election During that contest he was uni
ycrsany regarded as the Cass leader ia the city.
"Juhu Roncyn Erulhcad the new naval officer. Is New
Yorker by birth The onslaught the administration IN
putnam's 6ne1yne first attributed in Washington,
Ia his pen though subsequently became known that he
had washed hs hands clear Of The course which his lmme
date friends pursuing General Cass Is said TO have
urged him with .ruat zeal for an appointment
Il is (arI which i'd proper Tor us 10 add that Mr. ked
frId recommended Sow Dickinson for The cabinet, and
headed The ljst in his favor Washington fhton.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-28

TRIAL AND ACaUlTTAL or MISS SttAW.-A
vounn woman named Shaw who sfol Christian C, Martin
hrouph te head last week. Louisville ky has been
acquitted was proven tho trial that Martin threaten
Cd 10 I'M her nnIess sa signed paper In which vas
lesion which would blast her reputation forever The lny
win The ian case before the acquitted her ut onco amid
hr rrnctns rejoicing OF two hundred cizen6 oil Inc
neiohburhood who were present al Inc trial
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INFLUENCE Or GOOD Books If" said PANEL
Webster 70 friend "rceious books moi widely clrcnla
ted among The this county, and The people do not
become religious do not know what s TO become VI us as
n,cn" There il something in this or s,l.
emn rtscon on i3 at Of every patriot and every Chris
ian Ii God and His Gord nSt OR idsI, hs devil
vii. hf anarchy and msulc deeradn:inn and misey.
rupon and darkness will reign without mitigation and
nj
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-28

EXrRArAHANCE OF GENTLEMEN.--The news
ouucts ha We aer CALAMITY referred 10 Tie extravaganza
of The ladies in articles dess and ornament, but would
appaar that gentlemen liable the in the
pfIca al Tor many articles Of dress in vogue. The
mos fashionable crnyais are sold for FIVE dollars. The fall
az les Of velvet vests ange from SU S25 each Most oi
The desirable patterns the best quality have been already
,ake M r,res above $40 In the mailer Of vest buttons
there is great psrrapsgaace We hear Of sales Of single srs
at upwards o. hundred dqlal5 and :he Jewellers on Wash
narnn street eean; syes al prices ranging roin
- sob button or from 600 Si2G n sci of siS At The
alter pce superb with diamond centres can he obtain
rt The sacst shirts exhibition in Faneu Hall cost Sl2
,ch small fortune required tor fashionable suit
Of genruien's clulhes.-l Bos'on Transcript
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WHAT CONSTITUTES A COMMON DRUNKARD7
"A case involving this question before the Common
last week The case was that OF who had appeeIod
from the judgment of magistrate by whom ia wss con-
ruled ia the that drunkard is one whose ar
pet,es depIaved that he batftual yields 10 the
mon temptsttons drunkenDsss and that although man
may have been drunk three es 10 six months or svou Eve
times in ak months it wouft DO sufficient constitute
Hun common drunkaSd but Il would be smpy question
OF fact for the jury Upon this ruling the defendant vasS
Quilted.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-28

The article which published in Yesterdays Gazette
taken iron the Winchester Republican, stating that the sur
srys Tor vi thc &anassi Zap ltdH t1au ~
The Coal fields had been ABANDONED and The corps nl ena
nrers had dismissed Turns cut TO be Incorrect We
learn that the surveys have been completed and that The
Chief Engineer is going over The line preparatory 10
making his report 10 the Company. The grades very
ana there has been estimate made OF the
cost e construction 4 iLcrGHdrid Guzcfte.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-28

ROMANCE WRITING CARiCATuRED.-A cores
pendent OF the New York Times, wiring from Paris fur
nshes description Of of the celebrated writers OF
felton, portrayed in OF the journals 1t 10 follows:
The illustrated novels, at four number this
week the honor Of carcature at tho hands Of the Journal
pour Rre. large engraving covering The first page-the
siZe of the Boston the
FIVE great ronancets on the pedcsals.
GEoRaE SAND is the first md her face, though parody
OF The original 10 better likeness than that pretend
10 be portraits. sgnette upon the pedestal presents
Images OF pair Of wooden shoes Knitted stock
of Francois lie Champi.
EuaEaR SUE has heavy round face with pointed nose
going Oh sideways, and INDUSTRIOUS wad VI hair the oil
portion OF his ioehead-he result Of cow.ck. The Wig
nete represents plug taken out OF Abe pavement and
Ladder plunged into Tho pail rope and wood
en- hoe suggest certain underground proceedings, by
which the caricature characterize The ysters of
Paris.
BAtsAc has face hsshy that tho superauous humps Of
fat run into double chins and stand in exaneous ridges
round about hls cheeks His hair starts up from The pat
in the middle and fas the sides of his face
ter from jet. The rignee represents money bag
feet ataebng heart mounted black skeleton leRs The
unoEose anatornst wrote his COmdie Humains in view
TO chow up Lucre always getting the better Of Love
this way.
VrcToa Hvoo has small face and an enormous forehead
The carcaturo only emphasizes and ntenses this peculiar
ity.. Hs vguelte Is The Church Of Notrs Dame with
frightfui little siahonee OF The Hunchbsck pulling nj bell
hung In one of the towers
ALEXANDER DUMAS Is gentleman smiling from ear TO ear
The whole lower part OF hls face is
rious influence Of ths smiecoin cheeks and chops His
hair lzzss in kinks each The siss of can
non ball The vgnette represents swords crossed and
splitting any number flllle people. Behind Is biz cham.
psgne glass meaning 10 say that lhe Three
did great deal Of killing but Iu Careless convvial way
that 10 much more charming than shocking
has been immense. How could 1t be otherwise when as
has said. DUMAS be had cheap copy OF
the Potr GEosaE SAND for less than ride in al omnibus
and EuozrE SUE al the bad segar The Sic
has published magnificent ieueon upon this sugees-
tive theme Victor Hugo for four sous!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-28

IMPROVED FISH HOOk.-Henry Seier of Houston,
Texas has invented Improvement sockdologer
nsh hook tor which be has taken patent
the Improvement consists In making the top portions of the
piece that they will springs 10 force themselves TO-
aeher common hook Ia attached 10 the lower ex,rem
aregulaung side distance the spring hooks
she man, 10 passing TO snap the ha operates delicate ogee
ievere which Ct once operate the spring hooks that strike
Into the body OF the sh Ths Improvement on the
Johnson socSdoioger hook.-f Scientific imericoa
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A DIRGE.
ny 4. IL. sToppART.

BY n II. sTopDART.
But few frail summers had touched thee,
As they touch The fruit;
Not 90 bright as thy hair The sun shine,
Not so sweet as thy voice, The lutte.
flushed the voice, shorn the hair all is over /:
An urn of whiie ashes remains:
Nothing else, save the tears In our eyes,
And our bitterest bilteIest pains!
We garland the urn with white roses.
Bum incense and gums on the shrine,
Play old tunes with the saddest of closes,
Dear tunes that were thine!
But 10 vain, all In vain;
Thou ar, gone-we remain ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-28

IN ChA Y-VmGISIA Circuit Cour Of l.ouisa
County continued and held the Court House thereof Saur
september The l?th, lsh3
sai.l Thomas Foster, Puff
Mary Humphrey, g'o% ii William Eu.fhrey de.easea VII
liam NJ Humphrey, Edm.Gi Humphrey, DAVID Hun iuey lbhn T.
fiumiSy Nancy Humphrey George IianI and hl. wife lane
IIam loGrrIy lant humphrey, John D Smith, Ballad v
Pne, and William flasher trdsccs, Ahrrt PARRISH, lanes H.
rrIish James Kent It,hso" "hnon LAIN W Hughes, W.!
liam Gray William Mathews, lance md Nancy
wi'a'n h. Humphrey osn"" Humphrey, Elizabeth Hun
phicy no!y Humphrey, Sarah r. Humphrey, IhO.!is U.s.
iisirey, l ayls aud Minerva his Davis Su-in III
WIFE, Davis Ir john Davis, Helena and the
rm an ei- 81 Lows Humphrey deceased whose hni
uuknuWn Dcls
In bid other hGg ordered that e referred
the t'mm, Ir Court
ht@ who The hrrI Edmund Humphrey
ercIs"d al !thr cat 81 Proportional pat q" ,e'r Tedrc ave N
land
the hIll
. w.: =" the winch Mrs
ari, til
dsd settle, 'scilrr
,insr winch tie ar:its
u, Tee
81 the
newspaper tinieJ Richmond,
,,,l,.. panu, Foster 4nL ie ,ra William h.
,l,mId.,ry - -i,I al !,rEr craJbal n"icr thereof
A C"Iy -Isst,. DAVID N. HUNTER, Clerk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-28

CHARLESTON. Der eo-Ths sIeamer Isabel has
rived, with Havana dates 22L October The steamer
Conway came very being sunk 10 The recent STORM
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IA LHcut Court contihuru ahn he'" %
y Itd Cvunlyt t,r = h day al Ansus ''.'1'
A. Smlti hnd MiIti ms vie N''ia" a
and Susan A. his %is, '''
lI-x F"r Peter rhr ''ceisSi 7h'
Nm pl.,it- lie buiIs u fttI j. fhilipi
I,rcas. d. ani hs heuann fhifr it,rt rh ~
IN s v ralI AMI ,llilslr,u IL BoStty Philips. deceased
Inn,a. Ransom. Lucy, A H. Eti5ina e. ahd S,ti"
ptl,tira u(pt ctlirn raiI Hover. PIlPs dectaa -
,,.,nI q Coleman ia ms Ia aud executor OF iSh"
ns,,J ,,.,,a.- Mas England, Siu~ 81 Johh D ln""i,
,i,n,, q I,.,au Luey y Co.aan PEies J! EoemaL Ed" -
,,r.. 10. n,:i john X Curnm. Samuel T. Coleman kIch"
r,n. Aimed A. HI AID SarlI, II his "' Lucy Ann II az
, ,,y, and Jltne, CHS aI"i Mar a. la. nIc ptht
the '''ndaht, Feid u
49, ln the atnemdrI bIN OF lie Pi"'
10 uh ansNer accordingly MED! this came o" NV
~ "a be lnr heard upon the papers formerly read ana W.
rsI,tt Phiir al The Sale Ui the s!h'rs dii
m nnrsLare al the 24t Of November i-h an 90 W.
which ts hern taken confessed, abd sr l'i
Mt he lucs against all tie defendant except EeTj
The coiIt approving the sac p .d
.s The and lth al udgS oJe! qua ~" Tom
Ptrs the ia render % t1 ~ rim O.
Of nj tie sums
sale and the Ia which nc ha. AN inc
which "a ID arcounr the Comm.oncr s Hr; ;oE
sts,c anil sfrlr ard report Iis Con 40
flher sGI!. an ie'TJs That the slhe phy;ry
take al account ARRANGEMENTS MADE 70 ai
anil Eliza as Sie hhd SeSI"
Ann a. Philips ana us1e
M c., nI hr Cour further sdlddss odof sIu
Tn. tns sans 40 divide the run ouna
bIuIs oi the ,sd A. Philips among Ine hc' Inc
"a ~ D. T. Phillips. decd, presenting TWO -
" Tue s6i' IA. .ai amin PhiltpS refanhhh "
ma anu r.ins m. raid Phillips aud oheis wh NC or
"a NV received By way Of sdsaHcemehu anu tlIs
tna ,nar tie division, aud maze rsoL
Caurt A Copy % .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-28

NORFOLK Der IS The steamer Northern Light, from
san Francisco with the Isl October, put in here
short al coal and provisions She brings one and hall
mj,iipns OF dollars In gnld. Her news is uhlmporant
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THE SPEECH OF LOVE.

THE SPEECH OF LOVE.
You ask me, love, To sing loyou,
Dear heart but what, and why
Songs are but skiiful-woven words
That tinkle unto certain chords,
And are but born 10 die!
Words cannot show my burning love,
Ny spirits secret frei
! try TO speak, and make II plain
About my pleasure and my pain:
But speech and song expire!
There is moro eloquence 10 looks,
More poesy In sighs,
Than ever yet In speech was framed,
Or any song of poet famed,
Though lii al ladies' eyes.
Then bid me sing Of love no more,
But let me silent be;
For silence is the speech of love,
The music of the spheres above,
That best befit.eih thee
[Kntckerbocker Magasi
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Tue Virginia WooleH Comp4ri
ls,3, ami recorded IN the Ciei ) :
: The tlly OF Richmond, has Z >" !.
,sr,s,o trust lor lbe benefit oI ~:
ind, bted 10 the Company WI.
al nersons having claims d. sifs'
me prorsrly authenticated.
JOS. JACKSON, ia, Tras.ccs'
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, ,

coURr Ho' trs
fxed upon Fl ay al daF Of p,c'nret n.r,s al xha
oiaSo and s ordered ~ he you
crs& ..oa. an chan,eJy Tor the ca
Grsn urlsr my hand - ~. , DAY oi October 1883
Gull Court o. Cumberland, ms ' mo. r. WILSON
-EysSM
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COURT ORDERS.

sfIRG1NIi:At Rules held 10 the Clerks Office Crt,'
Cout OF the CRY RchnoE the lrL day October ls ~
.cn: The ,ifst Moniay Ia the nol.h , ~
,arsl III.
Franklin Blackburn, L. 4 cue John L. flraIry
Plaintiff
against
Jacob Crew. Benjamin Crew, James IT, Crew and VIM BE-
tie, trustee "i Ann Valentine AMI uier Defendants
The object OF this aside in The hi,
from Henry Clarke right and as suryiylc
JosehuS H. Cotton deceased SURVIVING
of the Gallon Joseph ,rr,,.on mn
Janney Trustees the other the Clark IN h ma,
Giles Mary NJ WIFE, the tru,.s and "a
subject thr property embraced in the SAID deeds satisfy
oi
s tenant courtesy and administrator "f his deceased s
and affidavit having been made and flied that the abov
Are non eiens Of Il Commonwealth the .eicaos
notified 10 the Rules be holden in the Clerks Os
n the s ;ourt On Monday December DO whs
il necessary 10 protect their intcreas in this cult.
Copy-Testc: EUS ROBINSON, Crk
o. -rIsIw
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RemOyaLOF MIR BRONSON

II will bs that Mr. Bronson Collector vi Flew York
has been removed aud his appointed. Mr. Gnh.
res letter which publish, viii abaDdanly justify The ad
in ths STEP Nothing else could have been
3one after the insoon and defiant deter Of Mr. Bonson
have always maintained The necessity OF agreement
ysws between the principal and tho subodnates 10 order
pleasant aud proper discharge OF their several dulles
The administration be weak cowafdly that will
ain In resp ousibe Offices parties known be hostile
hem and opposed to their policy! Baltimore irgus.