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The Sierra citizen. [volume] (Downieville, Calif.) 1854-185?, 1854-07-15
DolulliitbiIlt.
LANGTON g. BROS

LANGTON g. BROS
DAHL
TREASURE, PACKAGE AND LETTER
ExPRE99,
Banking and Exchange Office,
MAIN STREET, D0wxIEvuLI.
DAILY EXPRESS
In charge of our Regular Messengers. for
MARYSVILLE,
SACRAMENTO,
SAN FRANCISCO.
and all parts of the Northern and South
ern mines, in connection with
A ID A M = Il co.
By every Steamer to the Atlantic States
and Europe, South America, Australia,
Oregon, the Sandwich Islands and China.
Renewed facilities are now offered to the
public for transmitting
Gold Dust. Valuable Packages Letters.
at reduced prices, to all parts Of the world
at our principal offices
From Marysuttls to F,om Do1cnieuille to
Dobbins' Ranch, FOREST CITY,
FosrER's Bar, Smiths diggings,
Billiards. Bar, Kanaka creek,
Stoney Bar. MINNESOTA,
CAMPTONyILLE, Wolf creek,
Railroad Gulch, Snow Point,
Oak valley, German bar, r,
Slate Range, Concord bar, do,
Indian valley, Scots fiat,
Rantedotlar bar, Moore's fiat.
st. Joes bar, Orleans bar,
GoODYEARs BAR, Eureka south,
Cox's bar, Backbone house,
BONNEVILLE, Illinois bar, S. F.
UuselyS bar. Missouri bar, ST.
Empire ranch, Sweetland's
Bridgeport, San Juan, cherokee
FRENCH CORRAL, Sierra city,
f'renchman's bar, Sierra valley,
Hess crossing, mid. Yuba, and the various
other places on the routes.
Eiils OF Exchange on Adams & Co..
BosToS,
New York,
PHILADELPHIA,
BALTIMORE,
WASHINGTON,
PITTSBURGH,
CINCINNATI,
LOUISVILLE, Ky.
ST.. LOUIS,
NEW ORLEANS
-AUsyRALIA.
LoSDsN, &c.
Also, made payable in all the principal
cities and towns in the Union.
Highest Price paid for Gold Dust.
Sight Checks on Marysville, Sacramen
to, San Francisco, and all the principal
towns of California. Deposits received
special or otherwise.
Collections made in all parts Of the At.
lantlc States and California. And all
ether branches of Express business prompt
iy attended to.
S. w. LANGTON. q Bro,
feb lift Downieville.
The Sierra citizen. [volume] (Downieville, Calif.) 1854-185?, 1854-07-15
LUMBER Lumber |!

Lumber! Lumber !!
THE subscribers, having finished the
L repairing of their MIL. are now ready
10 make contracts for Lumber TO my
IMOU.a'T. deliverable at the N II, or any
part of the town or neighborhood.
may 6-N ]. Fl. CRAYCROFT i co.
The Sierra citizen. [volume] (Downieville, Calif.) 1854-185?, 1854-07-15
1f(isttlIantous.
Thomas Tennent's

"a Thomas Tennent's
@ SURVEYING AND NAVIGATION
81IN Warehouse, Sign Of the
~ Y Wooden Sa.lor," corner of
ey-Aw eFrort street, San Francioco,
I. 5. agency for the sale
TT Of Government Charts.
- Agency for Lieut. Maury's
Wind and Current Charts.
Agency for Ringgold's charts.
Surveying and nautical Instruments,
spy glasses, drawing Instruments, ETC., Of
the best manufacture.
Charts Of every description constantly
on hand.
Having learned my business in the ma
niufactory OF the celebrated WIN } YorSG,
Of Philadelphia, guarantee that all my
work will be executed in the same manner
as at that establishment. may off
The Sierra citizen. [volume] (Downieville, Calif.) 1854-185?, 1854-07-15
HARDWARE.

HARDWARE.
THREADWELL d CO., Importers and
L dealers, have on hand in their stores
at San francisco and Marysville one OF the
largest assortments of hardware goods in
California.
Nails and spikes, carpenters tools, axes,
broadaxes, hatchets, Collins and Hunt S
axes, table cutlery, butchers TOOLS scales
brooms, baskets, pals, tubs, rope. window
glass, linseed OIL, paints and brushes, bri-
tannia ware; circular. cross cut and mill
saws pit saws, leather in great variety
shoemakers' tools, powder and shot, guns
rifles, drills, safety fuse; also, 800 tons
assorted bar iron, blacksm.ths' bellows
vices, anvils, coal, borax, crowbars lead
p pc, pumps, ETC., ETC., Tor sale at
TREADWELL Il CO.'S,
Corner California and Battery streets,
San Francisco, and corner CT First street
and Ma dea Lane, Marysville. mar II tt
The Sierra citizen. [volume] (Downieville, Calif.) 1854-185?, 1854-07-15
Tobacco and Cigar Store.

I II. SCATES, of the late firm of j H. Paul
>. 4 Co., is on hand at the old stand, next
door to the Monte Christie, where he is in
co lstant rece pit of the best Havana cigars,
Virginia leaf tobacco. Preserved meats,
ANS and jell.es. Fresh peaches and
oysters in cans; nuts, raisins, &c. &C., to
which he would call the attention of the
public, and can warrant that the articles
as well as the prices will give general
satisfaction. feb Il-6m
The Sierra citizen. [volume] (Downieville, Calif.) 1854-185?, 1854-07-15

~ FOR SALE OR RENT,-The Pheair
~: Hotel. Apply to -
sp 29-tfs 2. w. HASEIkLa&DRAs
The Sierra citizen. [volume] (Downieville, Calif.) 1854-185?, 1854-07-15
GREEN j. PURDY,
TIN AND SHEE T.IR0N WORKERS,

DEALERS IN STOVES AND ALL KINDS OF TlNwARE.
~ Shop in the rear of Green d Purdy s
Watch and Jewelry Store, Main street, a
few doors east of Langton's Banking House,
Downieville.
The work is done under the supervision
of Green & Purdy, by experienced work
men employed by them, and they are there
fore enabled to guaranty that all work en-
trusted to them shall be done we'll, speedily
and cheap. for cash.
may eff GREEN Il PURDY.
The Sierra citizen. [volume] (Downieville, Calif.) 1854-185?, 1854-07-15

ERESH GARDEN SEEDS of nearly
i every kind, just received per steamer
John L. Stephens, from Ralph d Co.'S seed
warehouse, New York, and for sale by
an 22-tf S. w. LANGTON & BRO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-24
!, FEBRUARY e.. 1854.
FRIDAY MORNING, l
THE HOMESTEAD BILL.

Ihis measure Is 5ofoe Congress fo a aclloo, ard
approval, III based upon essentially false and Eiac!o
Vous principle. II lie QUO Of the sclemes
pending, 10 abso:b ell the public lands We hu2py
hnd that tine Washington correspondent OF the Philadelphia
North American taxes sound aud conservative view Of
the question: He properly regards the public land system CT
the United States as established, the best ever pos
scsscd by uay nc!ion 1t is tera n,s and Conservative
II eTea fund ndearuc5e by the casualties which oo-
Set nations and governmental setvog the basis OF public
credit in times of Is possible Iha; no INNS
dao i'll rcu:s would n,w f-cm The distribution OF free farms
among the people, SO thinking and cautious race
and ere not likely rush into any Gtacchus schs;c OF In
discriminate donaon and the bill prepared oy Mt Dawson
to- whom we have great respect, throws around the proposed
gifts to the landcs5 safeguards which will any
raj and Immediate corruption 10 the But the pnc
pie lie unsafe and baEeess that Ia the bu0lncs Of The gov
ernrnt 10 gip; tho people anything Government can
possess nothing that has takeo directly Indirectly
from the people II canno. lawfully ,cke anything but for
the general service; 1t can, therefore, By right expend moth
ing but n tho general service. II il gyo lands 10 the
poor, why can il why ough II not-glye them tools
and animals with which till 1T and money ~ilh which 10
improve ii and provisions for their temporary subsistence
people cannot look lis for supPoF and
free and energetic people Gts corrupt enfccbe and nest
ensave.
Tho Homestead bill may pass the House. but We look 10
tho Senate for ts defeat ani the sobcr utsmen: OF The
people for its Gaal rejection.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-24
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
nupI.1sHEp DAILY AND skMi.whh
nv RITCHIES & PRYOR.
{ E. z NJ S:

Paper dollars por upnu and a. the 5asa s
;Sirten for shorter period than one year for the
Sss ave dollars per annu and thIeo dollars for s,s
SEMI In advance be paid in the Office or remed py
months x dollars per the end Of the Jear
mail may DO fsmsG sSp s seS
available b hc cri:srs The postage OF single letter Is
srs account the writer II is the accumulation oil
seac an extensive business which operates as serlous!ax
upon hdi'''0' TERMS OF ADVERTISING. -
- rup DAILY ENQUlREk-For lines or less. 6rst tn
Ia Gy cents and every succeeding insertion twenty-five
inserted week. twice week or three nmsa
cn seven and half for each nserion after the hs
charged nifty cellars Tor ~ lines and
sonorcn for Ola greater ungth iolitry
vtprs and Auctoneers charged so pape lncuied
TE SEMI WEEkLYEo nes or less, nrst insertion
-s ..nts fox each continuance 90 cents.
from aslancc mustbs accompanied with the advance
~ W satisfactory references. to insure execution
AZ Obituaries cnd tributes Of Tepec efceoasnS e'sh h"ss,
-. ..r-geI for advertisements.
m psr y writing is unknown 10 u.s. must be
~ udorson Of the Postmaster the neiShoohoou or tsy
NO case published Every that has
N mposons and quzzes has proved unaYaI
| therefore insist upon such oeng ceuneo
tho name he Postmaster criten on the hack OF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-24
A GOOD MAN GOMEZ

Lynchburg that WhilmelI P. Tunsta Esq, President o
the Richmond aud Danyis Rail Road, died at DsnYe OF
Sunday last. He attacked by pGeumonia and his de
cease had been expected for several day5 He mao
warm aud mpulsve hea and kindly and feelings
He was apparently eccentric but that duo 10 bis tho
rough enthusiasm which animated hi. whole conduct and
BY It's electric Influence contributed 10 Tho success. OF Tx
important work which committed 10. his charge at th
time OF Ills ameoed DEATH apd whose construction will b
the proudest monument 10 his memory. In the face
frowuing oppos,ou he bore aot the 6ey Of "pro
gress and hs enthusasm produced every where corres
poadng excitement and confidence ha, carried the yoics
OF the people, and secured the triumph of grea, work Ht
justly regarded public beneiac.or and hla death vii
be universally lumonted! Peace 10 his ashes!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-24
A MARTYR or 1,I0NESs.

The Norfolk Argus publishes the ndgmen. Of Judge B,ker
10 the of Mrs. Douglass who Imprisoned under The
act etbdng the teaching of slaves fee coIoed persons
10 read and write. The Argus remasks:
"The jury found verdict OF guilty. and the law had 10 be
sustained Sympathy aroused for Mrs. Donglass. II
wus revolving the citizens have woman inprsoned In
ou. a and every inducemeut offered Ms Douglass To
escape the punishment. The cour waa obliged TO adjourn
It's Judgment and although capas was awarded yet
was the hope and wsh Of eyey,one that she would leave
the city But no martyr ahe would DO 10 the cause OF
beacyocnct aud cup the climax, ss brought her daugh
ter maiden Of seventeen SUMMERS who had o5eyed
the njunctons OF her mother as child SHOULD TO Try The
.,en realities Of the laws and, her own language In
defending her cause glory in works Of bcne7cence and
charity rodden Then sympathy departed,
ard the trsss Of every rose righteous Indignation
towards person who woud throw contempt Ia the face Of
our and brave the imprisonment, for shs cause OF hn'
manly"
The Argus also that 3lrs. Douglass Imprisonment
will be pecuuary reward herr aad IS her term expires
this week hopes she will depart There Is lli!e need OF
this expression She will SO North and BIS l!one's at all
events, thu! is the probable inference
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-24

TIE AMERICAN AND RUSSIAN EXPEDITIONS
TO JAPAN-a letter from Hong Kong, Dec. II, seys that
ts United States squadron comprising tho SusquehanEa
Powhann Alacedonisu Plymouth and Vnndaa, we're then
in harbo- and we're pcps!iag for departure norhwa'd-
Com Perry was expected from Macao In the ailss.
s,p At Canton were flosshiP Supply and chartered
steamer Queen and ct Wompao the sroreshlp SouhamP.
on The Sea Witch Hong Kong, about 10 proceed
10 Namoa TO ship llborers tor The Panama railroad
The admiral Of The Russian Jupnn expedition a"cd al
Shanghai Nov. 81 In the sesII:h9 Fosocs, leaving ms
|reats the Psllas and brig o! undsr the Saddle
Islands He had jus, arrived from Nangasak where he had
awaited reply Emperor Of Japan IL was oaid mat,
fodng longer delay uIess he had oossd iG a; Shanghai
for supplies and news from Europe
Dvu6. Is thrown upon the reported death OF The emperor
Of Japan The report planned by the thaI
death OF japanese monarch places INC cou VI
car be ived
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-24

THE UNITED STATES AND SWITZERLAND
Tho Congress- Of swilIruud convened Berne on the
9Th u President Plckc The OCCASION of tho opening
session Of the Senate thus referred President Perces
message and the picture crew Of national prosperity
"You have recently heard a voice, influential as any
that desccnds from thones, proclaim the administrative
prosperity ohe great republic beyond the ocean We nave
not envy this prosperity We may the extent oil ter
rtory and population OF the country from whence proceeds
the vgor and boundessness of It's eowhi it's Immense 10
uence, Its prospects Of greatness beTnnd belief and per-
ma DE- that youthful ambition which effects mfacesi out
docs not excel n tho oWnesa of its imposts the pseco
tho public service and The Pr0Possiouae eeanaanes o'
tho IaYspus."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-24
JUDGE MASON IN PARIS.
The fulowlug auecdo,e is elsed yae Paris cortesoar

The fuowlug anecdote s related he PATS coFtes7an'
dent Of the n. I. Times:
"The Moni.eu- IN announcing the presentation, mases
ono the most te!!cou. ms;sSes in knesa eT: e Gem
;;t,ed in Fence /, takes The wich sants iT r NJ g
sons middle name MAKES smr off, sa1 ;1cSs !: &C %
the John thus Johny Mason was pressa;Gd Eese,
Jay" very di.respeclful and irteYesi: ls o":-
evor figured 10 State paper official column How.
ever tho authentic journal for This want Of dignity oY
stating that MIR. Mason t.he Johay ae'csaio) was IA
ken 10 the Tuer,ss in cour, caraq that he present.
ed 10 the Empress and from ffs: to las: treated S
The usual ceremonial"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-24
IMMENSE GROWTH OF THE COUNTRY

The Report Of the Secretary Of the Treasury exhibits most
wonderful evidences OF the giant progress Of The coneds.a
cy In 1916, year ending Juno 3d. the total imports were
S2l 1877 and the total exports sll3 l63 SIS 1882
imports S22 63 1872 total exports S20o GAL CPS while
10 1858 the total imports s267 916 6I7 aod the total
exports $3.50 250 Thus the total imports of the
try for the fiscal year. ending June 30h 1885, those
Of the previous year 65 $685. while the total exports have
increased only $40 6lO625 The exports Of specie however
have fallen of s22 600 OU0 that the exports OF me'chan
produce actually increase s32
excess and (says Hunts Merchants Masazine) alto
geher unparalleled in The history o; our The
tai difference between the declared value Of imports and
ports for year S37 397 which The Sec
retay his report says has exceeded by the proa
exports and tho freghS Of vessels. Ths falling c
the shipments Of specie (Which show decline Of about IS
per cent? would indicate In the opinion OF the high
thoriy Hunts Merchants Magazne that The bulk OF our
increased imports have been paid for In something besides
con while there be added 10 the imports, 10 fair es-
OF Indebtedness the government bonds forming
part national debt which have been sent home for
redemptiou In answer TO the call OF the Sec!eary.-
If we had credits abroad the question would be easily
settled and 10 that the exqes OF mporIs over exports
would be looked upon as sign OF Increasing wealth.
farmer who sells produce 10 the value oil SlUOO and win
buys other productions to the value of 81 5O0 has cleared
uallcn which ships It's produce 10 the value Of
$3.50 o0 and Imports for other produce 10 the value
Of s267 700 000 is galner by the exchange II 1t
could be distinctly shown that such exchange was fairly
made we believe scri""s the"zlns upon tis auo
Je cxploded but credit steps In snd told
that we have rolled up great de5t which Is still hanging
Our opinion s. that The amoun oil such Ia.
debcdnes s generally oYcTIacd and that 1t would not be
in power OF any nation of ell nations, inure
standing credit II universal settlement Of balances were
called FOR Tomorrow In respect ,hs country occupies
anomalous position among the nations Of the gobei
revenue much a5o1e necessities be really
barraasing and the Committee of Ways and means in Con-
gres will And their chief occupation during the coming
sun In maturing plan for depletion of the treasury.
BY yesterdays afternoon care which arrived at a;e hour,
received mail beyond Washington We hear that
the snow at least feet deep 10 Washington. The
National lntcllisencer Of yesterday says:
1ne moet violent and heavy Snop Storm we have seen
for years in yesterday morning. and raging
una5aed violence IL O'clock last night when we
press IL 1t even ceased before morning, The snow
must of depth block the rail roads aud Impede
vel and the mails for several duys.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-24
Gov Winston CT Alblma, 10 bis inaugural address, re-

marked
"Nnt inferior blessings which fow from :ow @
and permanent laws 10 be derived from out
education II IL the glory Of the Democracy ms. s IN
cples been advocated Propagaed and oeo oi ,e
Nv hosr,y h.,wepn learning and Democracy, as some
nsyo opposed an educated Democracy the main stay o.
Republican Governmen lie; Then fots 'hose m 'nss,s
means and let is commence pnn of popular education BY
which The rising generation and the generations which
shall come after IT, may be taught 10 know and malnaln
their ghts, and 10 bcooIa !ncligsn'' loaus''o'''
ding ciIiZens
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-24
aEpEMpTIoN > OF VIRGINIA SIX PER CENT
nH1 nEnT

,sBs HOLDERS OF THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES OF
ncTT issued by Virginia, redoemable on the 9TH
t Of March sai and afterwards within period no. exceeding
S,n wears wlI, 10 notice, 1hs CSuaMssoers Of The Sink
~ created BY Of the General Assembly OF Virginia.
. on the March, 1885, will proceed, on the first
S certificates the Treasury the
The holders OF said certificates are
uved d rs day Of March, 10 surrender tho same al the
rs le Sseoud AUDITOR whether surrendered The
i,,er.s! thereon will cease on that day.
ns,. No. In name issucd. Amount
,s5 Nov 32 John Ferguson Of Irvine In North Britain ESQ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-24
Static To JEFFERSON.

It gives encere pleasure that both branches
of the Legislature have passed Inv appropa,ng sl0 GO
for statue OF Thomas Jefferson be executed BY at
Ga The youthful Virginia sculptor! and 10 be plced ln the
University OF Virginia. the object of :he deep regard OF the
soostle OF Statc Rights.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-24
GnNEv.I co,ImISsION BUsINEss,

GENERAL COMMISSION DUS1MESS, ,,
PoR THE SALE OF T0BhGCo, MNEa.i kIooH' AMI
GiE subscribers have this day b
for the purpose dunga aene1sl C9n'sio busieess III INC
City OF Richmond, under the firm anu @ st,ie OF
From he (onx of Mr. Inspector and Sales
Ssabrooks' Warehouse and his exrcrencs 10 inc Coms
Business year. fser ourselves ha we sha oe
uha give satisfaction all persons avong US win ther patron
aSe promising our best Efforts 70 p,eaessu suh 5neGh
THOS, TlNSLEY JOHNSON,
1s'" Late Inspector al Ssasreoks Warehouse
Into of Carkesvllie, Mecklenhurg County
REFER ESCES-Cap Ro5ur Y. OVERLY, James q H1sSins,
Col William Towncs C. Finley T. Holloway Ciarkesylei
r. Puryear Mockenbursi William l. Owen Esq Black Wai'
capIs < < TSfSyie Boomsbugh Bird FrrfG Brooklyn;
Col William Rson. Pittsy'Vania J., a.,
The this occasion OF returning hls thanks 10 l5
rud for The very liberal extended 10 him us
of Johnson upon whose joint eris oy may ruy or The
faithful discharge all busiacss conhded To their care
jan 6~c3m TilOS TIN.LEY JOHNSON.
f-------- RICHARDSON g. CO.,
IMP oRTERs AND Who'll ESALE DEALERS IN DKY GOODS
SPRING lsS4'
W. a. Hopkns Lexington, : :, Peter n. Law, Danve,
John f. Kent Montgomery Thos j. Charlton Montgomery
y. b. Faulkner, Halifax, Va.
HN1ITf the invitation Merchants OF Virginia 10 examine
w DRY GOODS this give the assurance
Of having and general assortment Of English teneh ana
selected with special reference 10 the trade OF virginia anu
North Carolina will make stock complete and embrace All inc
articles usually found wholesale Dry Goods Store both staple
and Fancy all which will bo content TO place moderate pe'
accommodating terms
The complete n tho city OF Carpengs Rugs
Doar Mats Piano and Table Covers DC which we WI SOIL III
quantities purchasers RICHARDSON Cos
Feb I7-clOt. 95 Main rect.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-24

Kind are in ceaand the Stale wants money. The
uud be compelled the responsibility Of he,
"ans capital would 60 certainly into he hands that
iush 10 have H. They would take 10 lend tneir money
q he Industrious and prudent and they would lend It
inc aie and extfavaaan Nothing calls so impeatveiy
r me Intervention OF the Legislature This change In tie
'ass ei cfe: There never has been time when 1t
more important that credit should be based upon pnc.
pies. MADISON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-24
p. II. AFL EFT,
(Lats OF King William C0unty,)
AINHlAH kRX L A

''.' GorBasoR Street, RIcHMosp, VIRGINIA,
bRACT1CES all the Courts held In the City Of Richmond and
in the counties Of Henrico Hanover and King William
Jan. i6-dlw&cu
NTIKINIA.-Aa Circu Court held for the City Peters.
bura the Cour. House hereof on the h day o January,
4. D. 1854: O.,
Amos Siedse George H. Run Ot~ay Hare and Cinnamon No.
and James Meem surviving partners OF tho late firm Of No
ble Mckee & Meem, P,aInIiGs
~ against
benjamin. Coupland Executor OF Carter Coupand deceaed
George Sainback Tho President and Company Of
Bunk Of virginia William H. Macarland the personal representa-
Randolph, doceased and Collier H. Mng JnRnna
Coupand widoso George CoupaG5 Carter Coupan John
r. Coupand infants heirs OF Carter Coupand deceased by II
Gaines their guardian ad isem aud William Leigh Executor OF
John Randolph, deceased, Defendants
appearing order proceeding has been this
continue the for Than isor
dsd bs dsmissed and that the public printer
publish copy Of this order week for four
woetG. A Copy-Teste JNO. G. ARMISTEAD, D. C. -
udv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-24

Gs es SgM Aprss "a 5 at @ @
orb: and Merchants Savings Institution of Lyneheus
@ 4s % s. Sss%R" sS % 'si; %
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chencs held for the town
msn @ due
,ay poec! n this suit and that h order 6 publish
printed hs Of Riehm9od and posted at The 0
next Corporation Court COpy-Testc:
rules held in the Clerk, Office of the tcul,
y. cy o r che S unday Fb S
John Patton, guardian Of GAbea Chapman and Emily L.
Chapman Fain'in:
pe. III. Il ns3 g r,a sss s
.p Rsoop ind for e ,. s se
...ss nS a IssS %.aonsd sOasns Chapman
sas @ Z sv '9E s
Defendants abayo named arc non ssidenls Of this Common
s :' o Hs'
day IN Ami and do what Is necessary TO protect their inter
D Feb: s-ew4we .copy-Teua: ALFRED SHIELD. &c
IN' on1AIN PEI 0MEhY,-vIRGINA.-iO Hanover County couIh
aaIha a. Dunp. administrative of oreHon N pompq.; d.
ss 9sSIs.; ssS ss
this T Tses. W,,
10 b. 70 this esS. ana 70 as hstr claims
upon OF said Pollard guardian
sforsiJ aad Bumass they are admitted as aln
again heard upon papers formerly read therein and
upon The and argued by COUNSEL an
missioner o al the debts que n rom as
nj of tho said their csa priority upon
hs rea e,tate Of thu the
the hands o the conn
CATER Sedoe,ng n0 Sum E fu e
for taking such nccouG among the sald eeo
of said deedens whose are before
order s.s notice Of tic s me and a place
Ia S0ps Tess! WIN o. WINSTON, C. II. c.
Ta hereby notified that have inc
2al OF Eebfusry their attendance a. my a Hano
s Si,se where they will attend 10 o'e,oek NJ win
III necessary evidences enable pron .hs
by bafddecree 80 WM' y. 1oH' 'Sun'a -. Z
Jan. 3l-cw49 - : ------
fNAMfLF HAMS AND THOtLD ENs.-S tlstcss ueS
Family Hsms hhds shoudss 'Sr TaS as