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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-27

In rendering decision III the Of the fugitive
slaves recently arrested Cincinnati, which resulted
in rcmnnding them to their owners, L. S. Cummis.
sioncr Pcu,iery after congrutulutng the czcns upon
teir good behavior, rcmnrkcl
The first lcal question raised hv the counsel for the
defence is, TINT sitting Us judicial officer, and be-
lievinr coscicntioisy hnt slavery is sin. cnuInt
decide the law To he constitutional We will briefly
snv in rrply to this question, we. in our prirntc pi-
ions do c.liscictursly believe that slavery Is sin
hut n the snmc time, we believe well might Il
criminal iul.c, who believed TINT capital punishment
WAS wrong refuse to pass sentence upon n:; con-
lcnucd for capital or.ice, for 10 refuse Ia cx-
c,utc wlat know to he the established law of the
land We believe oar private aud conscientious "pin-
ions have nothing do i'll administering the lar ui
the land, actin: officially, rs | now do.
The next question are led tn inquire Is: Does
slavery exist i'll the State of kentucky What proof
have we before It's First, have the decision Of
ono of the Judges of the highest Courts in the lal.
Secondly VIC have the laws and Constitution of tho
State OF Kentucky before lis; and thirdly, we have
the oral testimony OF citizen OF Kentucky, und one
who is ycrsed in the laws of Kentucky, that il does
SO exist Is this not sufficient proof Of the ac,. We
think 10.
Next: Do the fustvcs here cluimed owe service tu
the respective claimants We have been exceedingly
careful in having all the evidence reduced 10 writing.
rcad over By each witucss and signed by them, aud
we cannot come 10 any other conclusion than that they
do owe service to their respective claimunts The
identity of their persons is proven, without doubt,
uuou Tho miud of this Curt, anl we believe il has
hnd the same effect uou every one who bus listened
m the evidence. believing W, QUO other duty Is
lft for this Court TO act upnu, duty which We hope
,nny not soon occur agnin, and that Is, to remand Tie
defendants 10 their rcspccfce ornfrS
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I)it OR S1ItM.

The correspondents Of DR.. Archibald Graham fre'
sident of the Board OF Public Works. are requested
to direct their letters to tho RocKBRIDGE ALUM
SrRlHGs during the Springs season.
DIR. Graham has, for the summer, establish
cd his residence at the Rockbridgc Alum Springs
whero the public may have the benefit OF hls
long experience i'll the use Of those, now, cce-
brated wutcrs. DIR. Graham was, probably, the first
physicuu who called the public attention TO the heal
ing properties Of the Rockbrdge Alum Springs ana
his familiarity with their use from ticlr iirSt ais'"vc
ry, will rcuder his advice invaluable to invuds visit
in, that place. 1t desidcratum to have al our
watering places skliul plIypciuns whose experience
would enable them to prescribe to iurads tue exact
aud proper uee of tho mineral waters Much INJURY
must result from the improper and indiscrimlnne use
of such agents.
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cn>.1.ENrInN OF VETERANS.

SYr,crsr. June .l.-A convention cf veterans Of
lsl:, mr., here Yesterday; aud to-day there was n
large attendance. The Hon, Iarvsy s. Baldwin OF is
,L,;r s;r. on Congress complimentary 10 the Ma
,;nnaI ndmiu,stration, aud declaring the Nebraska
hi as nor considered test OF party aith. One reso.
on I S 1va was directed against the NotnGs
cphncay contcmnnE the "Fgsasa"n and anS all
,nnJad ,nJ ;ts friends claim that good degree OF
harmony prevailed bu, another despatch eays that the
Convention broke up in on the resolution o7ro-
sinr rho Nebraska bill.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-27
nrp1.1. nN LILLE NEBRASKA BILL.

There Is reason 10 apprehend that the indignation
of the North against the repeal OF the Missouri re-
stricton, is something more than momentary ana
meaningless ebulltinn of popular feeling The mass
es OF the Northern people acting upon the sng-
cestons of their anatical leaders, and are preparing
to oppose the Nebraska bill by adequate measures OF
resistance un retaliation. The plan is this first, the
Missouri restriction is to be rc-enactcdand to this end
the repeal the Nebraska bill Is to be mnde oiti-
cul test throughout the States of the North All par
~ issues are to be subordinate to this grand result
and politicians Of every creed arc to cooperate cor
diay in the common cause. We might suppose tins
suggestion to be difficult of accomplishment, II we
did not zee with what alacrty the people consent TO
carry il ont. Thus, Mr. Wheeler, Democratic rep
resenta.ivc from New York, is nominated and sup
por,ed by Whigs on the single ground of his opposi-
ton 10 the Nebraska bill; and politicians of all lnr-
ties in New Hampshire have combined to defeat Mr..
Hhbard for the Senate because he voted for the mca-
| sure.
Like the allies Of Turkey, the anti-Ncbraskn c"li-
tiou will not be content with the status 9no: but the
Missouri restriction rc-esablishcd they arc to pro-
coed TO repeal the fugitive slave law, and then the re-
solution for the division of Texa! into several slave
States.
In consideration of the ultimate aim of this North
ern coalition, it becomes the imperative duty of the
South to resist the first step in the movement
Among the original opponents of the Nebraska bill
were found few sincere friends Of the South; but
they will readily perceive that i, is very different
thing to vote against the repeal of the Missouri re-
strction and TO assist rcimposc it upon the South,
thereby encouraging and strengthening the abolition
lists in their system Of aggression.
After the re-cnactmcnt of the Missouri restriction
it will be too late to talk opposing the further steps
of the abvitonists. Under the depression of 80 grcat
defeat the South will want the courage and the abil
ty to make resistance, to even the most daring nea-
sures of aggression. Therefore, VIC invoke the pco-
pie and tho politicians of the South to stand untcdly
upon the Nebraska bill, and in resisting the move
cut for it's repeal protect the South from more fatal
measures Uf cncroachnicnt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-27

FAST TIME.-The terminus of tho South Side
Rail Road is now within twenty-five miles OF L5nen-
burg, aud passengers arrived thore on the 2Ub from
Richmond and Petersburg as carly as forty minutes
past o'clock, making in all sevcn hours and forty
minutes time between Lynchburg and Richmond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-27

ANNEXATION OF TIE SANDWICH ISLANDS
II lis anticipated that the next steamer from the IA
cific, will bring proposal from the government OF
the Sandwich Islands, for annexation to the United
States. The Brtsh Minister has hccn industrously
intriguing against the scheme, but without effect
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IOLUNEE LII.
,,r ,,cunoNE ENQUIRER, !,
SUED pAILY AND SEMI" T. l. N = :
ry RITCUIES u PRYOR.
IL, L Ms:

7 L. X Nj ,l a., ,h,
, -. p,,cr seven dollars per ahhuli'. ~ - " 80
~ .ioI,.r. !, taken !or shorter peEiou INN ouS
ri: , Sn:: Weekly. i've dollars per annutn, ana
~ ~, .;x months, PAYABLE III advance. 10 ot para
OAR Hy I' rsm.i,;Sd by m postpaid; or siS dollars
80, NJ ~, ,Id ,Js occ may bc remited per mail in
" m.Ss;Iabs ~G hank uocs Ut the risk OF the Editors
- ":'a 'S L;irS hang paid blythe "ri;ers The post
-, l,er is scarcely o! any account 10 the VIII
,-" ..Sn,,ion Cum OF postage IN an extensive bu.
- u, .,,-s,s. n. a serious TAX upon Editors.
! "'-'" FERNS OF ADVERTISING.
=, p,ly ESer,sxR-for Ten TEN; lines ; or less : FIRST
y ccats a' every s;'csss lsetun sst Sen ~
t,. w"es ,hiriy,sevrn and u half cents for each
:, si,. ,ii- nrs'. ,.u
- a, s, proportion for advertisements OF greater
- -. a;;cry Wonders and Auctioneers who are
u rySLy.-Eur TES lines or less, first i'll
..i,.. 10, each continuance 10 cents:
|. - 0n;,ra-e. nu Tributes of Respect, exceeding
- e.c charged 10. ms advertisements.
-.. Inn, distance must be accompanied with tlc
' ." satisfactory references, 10 insure execution
-
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

kiCilMOSD, June lstE, lSJl.
! :,aucs and by tine consent oil the parties 10 the
:is.'.. i; was referred 20 this Commissioner. The
,rgn.st other Things in this cn,st, DOH G,ijuigc
..i decree. nr the heirs .: Hrnry Duke c required
cc testimony 10 prove their said hcrehip. Al per
iminc 10 be the heirs U. the said licary Duke urc
:o:!:icd and required 70 appear before me, OIL or be
1. n,h day OF July next and file the necessary rri
% -,-tain their clhin. TO said hcirs!lip.
l. ..-cSiw "M +. pANlS, Commr.
(HANCERY.-vlRGlNiA Hemico County
1".., ;,-., I;arns rl;if:
5e:t L::ron, Mary Ig=on. Martha Liyson. Christie.
'.-0n, Damascus ". Harlow, and Suruh his wife,
/, Il liu,ci.som sheriff Of Hcnrco. and ss such adj.
..,,or q. pnuI Lig-u,. dcccared. Dcts.
Dsr c.hcc ,hinsc il this suit il wa. dccrccG as fol-
- wit: And the Cour: doth further order thu: one
. commissioners OF this Cou-t take account OF the
Tau! L.gcn real and personal. and OF the admin
; Of the defendant, 4. T. ll;cacaoI, ls ntm:nist-n.
..-p5: an! also take an o. all debts due by
..g:r u the -ad ruu Ligson aftcr having published
. LIS creditors III some newspaper pubis!icd IN this
,.co week io- four weeks, aud posted The same nt
sy.-; q: SoioIon Lovciistcia and that he make re-.
Z. .a.i matters 10 the Court, with any other matter
.,a, -,a"d, deemed per;ircn; by himself, or which
be ..qu!..i by any party to be so stated
t:.c ron. snii decree.
oE"rlS Y F,JIET'r Conlmi.sioncr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-27

We publish in another column, from the Richmond
Enquirer, q communication entitled The Boston
Rot-The Dutv Of Vir=ininns' which should be- READ
bv all because i, is sensible article, containing prac-
tical views.-[ Fredericksburg Recorder
The article alluded 70 hy the Recorder appeared in
the Enquirer OF the Goth inst. Il heF received The
unqualified appreciation, we believe, OF every SOUTH
ern man who haa read il.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-27

THE CRYSTAL PALACE ILLUSTRATED.
Tie 39th (Novcmbcrl Number Of the Crystal IA
lace Illustrated by John Tnllis & Co.. London, ho'
been received of tho agent, Mr.. John Perry Nor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-27

During an ofruy on tho 4'h instant in Clrrke coun
ty, Virginia, between A. anu ''nn IL Turner
two cousins the latter was KILLED.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-27

l, is said that David 4. Sarkweuthcr of ONO, has
been appointed Minister to Chill, rec Samuel Medary'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-27

HEALTH OF PHILADELPHIA,
PulL.pELPHN, JrsE 24.-A few cases OF cnoiere
have occurred in Slovarlensns prisou, out no 'aSo
terminated fatally 80 cholera cases reported in 10
ctv.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-27

THE TRUE SPIRTr.--Forty Democrats in Ai-
-,stl ronty have contributed 30 each for ;ie i'n,
pose Of nmrchnsn. hall for the Democratic party
to hold meetings H. rcnng roam, and an Office Tor
the vintlicator Within the pest year lc srnseS.l'
printed weekly is between liov and 6iO.
There is lie zpr, and energy in the democracy
of augusta county that we admire, and we wish the
same good spirit would aetaatc the !em3crary %i
other portions Of the Old ponnlon'-IC 0"''0S'S'"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-27

t,,cJyII.-lX CIiANcERY.-ln the Circuit cour
= = ~. .;a..an county April term, 1854.
o. !l ~; n saunders Plaintiff.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-27

Dr,T;J ny LlGUTNING.-!vc regret 20 learn
from, the Lexington. Virginia, Gazette, thet youth
sbou, 10 wears old, the sGn OF Mr. Jaa Sm:!h, %a'
,Do bv i;rh,uuc about o'clock, ?. NJ, on the lJ
;ns, uud instantly killed. The dcccn-rd wsa plough
;n.r in Geld u: the loo, "f tho House Mountain WHEN
;,r storm cnme up. The horse severely s;unoea
bur not killed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-27

TIE AFRICAN COAST sQUADEoN,--IIe
in,nrr.siru i very General among: members Of tile
i,s ,I,,, mn cyc;,,., und very able debate is daily
in prnrrs lust new in secre. sion over the pr"p"-
si,im d. Ir Scnnfor Slleli FOR Ike withdrawal ui our
squadron co-opcraiin; with 'hat of England for e
suppression African sl1ys ;ns 1t n l"TiHSs m c
many nons ;nvr]yei in the Cuban question, with
which the subject is 50 intimately connee's! 1t j.; II
though: that ii the debate - ias hak.ns ir,ens ~
the Senate the poisy %, the .eGnsi9n 9 Tl Ta
ed w;t ;nr;ncd 10 wavrr IN this connection. that
Il" the %,n duS S' y" af@S" rasr pres""
the stars and stripes on some teFais or other ''"1
jD.{Oy Star.
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ROCHESTER,. YORK, ,lnmr -, ISL.
MOyEMEy1s OF FILLIBuSTERS.

From our exchanges aa! other 7"arr.s W" learn
thar the available funds nj the command ut i!'c friends
u. Cuun liberty amount tn Il ltiic s"r 81 one mn
lion nf dollars whilc steamers aiid i"r s'iilihc
ycssr- have irc Icr al their disposal 'i': can i'e
made ready Tor saiiiy" Il: :wcn;y-i"T! hours ii"'cc'-
They are ili-u p,,sSc.sors o between cI"hty 'hnsi
;rl n!l,r i!Iuusii Sinmd ut arms, nl>kc!S ai"i n
Hes inclusive: they ls" have, II We are rShiE III
formed. abor ninety r!i-l'cc"s' 'nc"''inT rhh4:'h
h"witzcrs. aud m"rhrs. AMI are pretty wei S"l:'c"
with ammunition aml si'sc-ti1ls
Thu, r,...,llr, rs have. crn placed Ill the hnihs "t
committee, who bold Ii % inc Tine sci l"r 'h'
cnrryir. into execution "f their ir"lrc,.
The entire command "l this expedition wili hm 'rs'
ci in gentleman ui known abiy anu shIil' anu
| whose nunc has already brcninc h"is'!"h ""t'
with the cirizcris uf the United States, III c"isc,
qilcncr oi h- brilliant achievement" ana r"c't:'!"
manu,uvrcs while III command "i Il DIVISION "i 'ne
american army during the late war hci"c"h 'h' u
SIulrr aGd MrNicn
Tho srrnnd IN command will, in al probability, hl
II .nrthcrn man with snuIhrril principles, ana "h'
WIS also commander Of brigadc III tle same war
and who has since l.rd the Office :" Governor ana
whu il we mistake not, .;ll retains PROMINENT c'i
position.
ti.,,. (;ouzulez. whose unmc has been assnriatcd
with mi. uuvcncut lio,l the first will without doubt
b. .hrt in command.
Col. Wheat, Col. Pickett, Col Bell, Major j. y
Kelley. Mnor Moore, Capt. W. ). Edwards Zap!
King. Capt j. w. Dement, ana L''i"l. 'nllh S. II,
previous expedition, are, We nrr credihiy informed
rxcrtins themselves in preparation for me iorihciniiig
struggle. and will abe III Il! the uchih.
The number nf men that have enrolled their names
and pledged their honor to support i!' cause r"'n"
be much less than ry iIousan!, and they are 'nci
who are wcskillrdil The l:sc of Iire-arn!s' ANA wht
nrc determined avcngc ihc cowardiy lh;i'snGfc I"
Crt;cndcn. Kerr, md others, in Havana, un the I'd
August lSjl.
This expedition will, in all probability. leave th,
shore, of ihr I,i,c States about the middle u! ncx
month"; u, will land in the Nuelio Abnn country am
thence proceed 20 Havana There VIII pG' pcrnalr
fort, and ilnmcdntelv ullowedby rciuiorccncnts, un
ii thirty or forty thousand soldiers "re there, nnt
viii, this force there cannot be much doubt as te
Which party will be the successful Ne~ph"
thiY.
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Conrt, Bath County:
Gabriela r. Chapman and Emily L. Chapman, who
,y John NJ Patton. their guardian and neS; friend.
y Patton rs guardian OF Gabrielle L. Chapman and
/? l. Chapman, Wellington Goddin, administrators de
aon viii! the will annexed of John Brockcnbrough
r..ct, Ind Wellington Goddn administrator with the
,aacxcd O. Mrs Gabrielle Brockenbroush. deceased,
Plaintiffs:
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b. o .his bill is to cnjoin and restrain the de-
:aa :so:i iur;h-r proceeding. on Judgment OF th'
- cou.l OF Amcs, whereby the defendants recover
..a>: he plaintiff the sum of two hundred dollars
=. pad, aud costs, until the further oror OF this
=
i 4 appearing by satisfactory evidence TIN. he de-
ia.- u. not inhabitants OF tEis Commonwealth, il s
-i ;a they appear here within one month after due
.uon OF this order md do what is necessary to pro-
aeir interests: and that copy OF ths order be pub
crcc week for four successive weeks IN the Rich
Eugurcr mud posted nj the front door OF The Court
oi ih;s county on the first day OF the mex, County
: Copy-Tcste:
;. lU-cwtw F.. III. COLEMAN. ClerR.
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DclcbQhtNs.
.,rc ,s;, IN :i!s cause on the 7th day Of April,
,..c..i n. iC!,o.y:u. accounts:
r,ou,,; O; :ic deb: secured by the deed OF trust
Il; ,,.y,o,.c! executed by the defendant, Albert q.
:. ;l,rsrI R..s trustee. the 10th day of Octo.
Is 55yiuu how much thereof is now due.
accom-; o. the properly conveyed by the said
I7w;r. where nni nwhose possession the same now
sp account OF ,hcdebt duchy the defendant, Albert
:: % ,4c p!aa,:a, showing how much thereof is now
-,-,cs will raa. notice TINT the 18th day of July
. nv Office. Il; BuckiuSh Court House, will take
-.i:!s
l.. nli-r NV han,l IA Commissioner Of said Court,
/. iay Of Jaur. ls5i.
(.,-.cw4w ROBERT SHAW, Coln'r
GOoc!Iland Circuit Superior Court uf
- and Claaccry. I'D april, ls30:
an u D!cHcr-on, Pl,f.
l:.
/ = Dskc. George Duke. Maria Dickcrson. Thomas
l.. "a and SG:ah his wife Judith. Sarah Mnhnla Mary.
:,s:y. Robert and Susan Mallory. and Alpheus aud
ia Nacry. aud ---, children and dcscen-
!: roly Stone, formerly Polly Mallory, Philip p
.ni ---,c children and descendants of Thomas
:,c,: E.,!in Higgins and Nancy his wife, Thomas
;.ir.und Duke, Nathan Turner and Elizabeth his
I'M May, andrew, Sarah and James Duke, children
mum: Duke deed, and Thomas Duke and El,ira lis
G,A,:: Turner and Laura his wife, FOn,ninc Elizn
ri Sa.ai. Duke, Children o: Funtairc Duke decd
nrt,i,.
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:. ;;:..: = word, Edward Rces md Thomas Word.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

BY RITCHlES e. PRYOR.
SATURDAY MORNING, JuNE2 IsJi.
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:isu owls and Richard o. Humid
r1rra":. III trade under the name defendants,
.'y,e U. Lewis nuI Hundlcy and
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SPEECH OF w. o. GooDE, ESQ,
EXECUTION OF TIE LAW.

We surrender much OF our space this morning Ia
tho able speech of Mr.. Goode on the Nebraska Bill
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9, account OF The debt due by the defendant Albert
:; 70 ,Ac !a!ni:t showing how much thereof is now
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ioFTIN n. ELLETT, Commissioner.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Jt-Sr I lSI

JUNE y, lS+f
,;tii.ors Q: ?aul Lis.on. deceased. and all others
lied IN ;ac decree Aforesaid. are hereby notitcd 20
,g,,,, o.rc.. on .ic 18th dny o. July. lsl at IL
T., s-j nc arid r-,!itors required 10 produce
.u. III. evidence on which their respective debts
E0.ad.a in o.trr tia: auy proceed 10 perform the
i.- rcqg!..! ny ;he -qIi decree
|ar !.-cwiw lOFTlN y ELLETT. Conun'r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-27

Take uorirc ,hut shall apply 10 the Fresi.
~ ~ durcae certificate for two shares Of capital
g ueu Q! the certificate No. si dated October 4,h.
20 Jonn Wyatt for two shares of the capital
.. ~ VI tee lousa Rail Road Company which certificate
,.rs ~ lo.. HEHLY c. BOSWELL,
-e"'m Admir-. Of Jno. Wyatt, deed.
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lRCINfA--At Rules held in tie Clerks Office OF
The Circuit Court OF Amelia. let Monday in June
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RciNIA.-ln Gooc!land Circuit Superior Court Uf
- and Cl.Raccry. I'D April, lsJ0:
.,n u D:ckcr-on Plit.
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-,-.s will raks notice TINT on the 18th day of July
!. nv o.Ece. II: Buckingham Cour, House, will take
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Dgkc. George Duke. Maria Dickcrson. Thomas
> and SG:ah his wife, jui::h. Sarah, Mnhala, Mary,
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Should there 1T any future period (Which God Tor
bid) occur nny disagrcrm,m:s between the Two li"-
tinis which might lead to rupture ol i'c!: relations
and reciprocal pence, thcy bnd themselves III like
manner 20 procure by every possible method, the ad
instmen OF every difference and should they still in
this manner not succeed. never will they proceed 10 II
declaration OF war without having previously paid
attention what has been set forth III article twenty
one Of the treaty OF Guadalupe for similar CASES,
which article well :llc twcnrv-sccondI Is here re-
nirI,cd.
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:, nni-r NV han,l "a Commissioner Of said Court
.,:Ecwlw ROBERT SHAW, Comr.
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- rrgI!:"G NJ ne sHIl 'Itc!t".
a. !.-cwiw lOFrlN y. ELLETT. Conun'r.
CHANCERY-ln Hanover County Court. May
"a. i-j;:
\ Taorrson Sheriff OF Hanover and ad,n'r OF John
o-k AID o: Pa,sey Bcnmuns who wa. Fa!sry INN
i..o., Hancock in his own right hnd udsnr with
w..! snneNed OF Nancy Hancock. Lnrkin llnncoek'
4.a iaurors, uui Amelia Hancock, Ptht.
ica;l-;
.ey ,-nold. Polly Anthony, Garland anthony; and
81! 4. RoGz;c. p'idsSi
o.r, Of t.s sni is for sale Of certain slaves de.
5v joseph Hancock 10 Mr-. Nancy Hancock Tor c'
p; a i.yi:,on OF the proceeds arising from the sale
E tho" thereto entitled. And u affidavit having been
and lied in the cause thst ,hc defendant, ra,scy Ar.
40, resident OF this State, il IS ordered that the
..:a:aa; pa;scy Arnold do appear here within one
"a n,"- due publication OF this order. and do whHt IS
,,ary 20 p-otcr, her n,crc-, in this suit.
a copy-Teste,
-c .O--cw;w- WM. o. WINSTON, c. II. c.