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Georgetown weekly news., 1855-01-18

An INRoAD UPON Ell DORADO COUNTY
Just as we go to press, we are informed
from undoubted authority that petition
is circulated in the southern portion of this
county, praying the Legislature to attach
all that portion of El Dorado lying south
and east of the Costumes to fAmador coun-
ty. The petition is signed chiefly by citi-
zens of Amador, and is circulated in ri
Dorado by the county officers of Amador.
The proposed line follows the main Cosunl-
nes to the Middle Fork, and thence up that
branch to its source, and in the same direc-
tion to the eastern boundary of the State.
It would cut off more than one-third of the
entire territory of Eel Dorado county, inclu-
ding Slug Gulch, Brownsville Indian Dig
gings, Fiddletown, &c. &c. We have only
time to say that the proposition viii meet
with no favor in this county, except in a
few instances the great mass of our citi-
zens, in all parts of the, county, are opposed
to any division whatever.
Miners Advocate.
The Advocate is certainly right in say
ing "the great mass of our citizens, in all
parts of the county, are opposed to any di-
vision whatever" at least so far as our OBJ
servation extends the people of El Dorado
county are emphatically opposed to any di-
vision or dismemberment in any way what
ever. The county is now as it should be,
large it is true, but not too large to combat
in balance of power with some of the lower
counties. ST W
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-01-18
GEORGETOWN NEWS.

Mr.. Octavien HOogs is cur authorized agent
for the GEORGETOWN News at San Francisco.
He may be found at l20 Commercial street,
Iron Rnildinp
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-01-18

Speecncs. o.s.e.on.
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Price of1'ickets- Gentlemen, IS; I.adies, 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-06
A BOOK FOR LAWYERS

Of the staple works recently issuod from the press
1.-The Practice in Courts of Justice in ENGLAND anf
the United States, by Conway Robinson" deserve,
especial notice.
For some time, tho legal profession Of Virginia had
been snxiously looking for new edition of tho same
authors book on the Practice published some wears
ago.
The work almost necessity TO tho practitioner,
and besides that it needed many changes TO adapt il
to the Code which went into effect in 1850 the edi.
ton had long been exhausted.
The favor with which tho first edition had beon
received, was supposed to give the profession come
claim on the author to satisfy this general desire for
second which was not diminished by the distinguished
part no had acted in dgestng the Code aud dis.
turbng the old Practice.
The first volume has at length appeared, md to
their agreeable surprise, they find it not tho book Of
practice merely, they had expected, but, upon the
subject embraced by it, q thorough and compre-
hensve treatise principles, a. well as tie prncicr.
Dividing this volume into two parts, one relating
10 the place, and the other the time OF transaction,
or proceeding. tue author has treated chiefly ot the
''|"' &" hIws and the aGfmfcs cj h'a'!af'""s: and,
w o''h"r has accumulated abundance Of learning,
Nuet exhaust the subject while, by orderly
"'a Pe''P'euous treatment he has avoided obscurity
aud confusion.
""'"s h'' materials from the reports Of tho de-
c.'oN, =, Tue English Courts, Of the Supreme and
circuit Courts Of the United States, and the State
Courts OF Massachusetts, New York, Pennsylvauia,
Maryland Virginia, Kentucky, North Carolina South
Carolina, and Louisiana, and some of tho reports of
Texas Mississippi and other States, h, has furnished
for them severay complete treatise On bo ,ub;ec,a
discussed.
BUTT is not to them, regarded isolated S,a,es bn
rather members Of union OF States, with similar
laws, and Of the closest intercourse, that the work
has its chief value which, in this aspect, s the
less to other States than those whose reports
accessible to the author. For, abundant and pract
csy yaluablo as are the stores Of learning collect
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-06
r,cuuOND ENQUIRER,
rvsL,suEp DAILY AND sHMwEEkLY,
p,TCulE, PRYOR u DuNNA'ANf'
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tt. gHnu,n AZ 10: ' nc. ;,my be rcmred per mail in
snA ~ hs , ri,t ,,e@. %, the se EsSrs pSss
tts pos:dSS ~ S ,r..ly oi aav account TO the wri.
age OF Ts. ., po,iss" in an extensive Oa-
~ II -, grsr,,,--as "a serious ttN ePon r-"i'o'''
tls.., wi''A GEtiRWs GiEERWs OF ADVERTISING.
- r>or,R.R-For TEN lines or less, hrst
Is Tn' rr cents and ovcry succeeding insertion TWEEN
fn.ei ..ns |, inserted once week. twice week, OF
,s. ,e. week thirty and halt cents Tor each
',..rtiJu sitsr tie nrst -
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, and III ,st proportion for advertisements OF greater
sn.rb txcep, Lottery Vcders and Auctioneers who are
ebsr.sd SEQ paper iNclulcd)
-, 1ur rEMIWEEKLY-For TES iinss OF less, hrst In
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~ Al Obituaries md Tributes ot Respect, exceeding
ri;gf lines. charged tor "a advertisements.
O,,crs distance must be accompanied with th'
,Snc0 pay satisfactory references, toinsre execution
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-06
DEMORALIZING INFLUENCE OF KNOW
NOruINGISM.

We invite the attention of Virginians to the debate
in the House of Representatives. on Wednesday night,
which exhibits the alarming spectacle othc deleter-
Gus influence OF the Secret Order upon the cause of
tho South. 1t will be seen that Southern Know
Nothing member of Congress not only publicly de-
nounccd slavery Gs curse" but actually applaudcd
the sentiments OF Wilson, the Abolition know-N"-
thing Senator from Massachusetts. In the bias pro-
duced in his mind by mn association with the "mcw
party" this Southern member of Congress lauded
Wilson, who, ii is well known in speech AT Boston,
advocated the abolition of slavery in the District oi
Columbia-the abolition Of the buying and selling of
slaves between the Statcs-thc repeal OF the
Fugitive Slave nw~-ihc restoration OF the Missouri
Comprolnlsr-the admission of no new slave States
and the exclusion al MI sluvcs from any aud nll
of tho territories oi tho new States. Even the Bed
ford Sentinel, Wing Kuow-Nothing organ, de-
nounces Wilron in the following slashng style:
"For our own par we have never entertained a
doubt OF Wilson bong as almost all Northern politi-
clans are) rank abulItionst at heart, aud believed
that be would show tho clovcn foot upon the first
opportunity that presented itself Nor were we ms-
taken. During an animated aud exciting discussion
in the United States Senate, on Friday last, upon the
consideration OF the bill offered by Senator Toucey
of Connecticut to protect officers aud other persons,
acting under tho authority of the United States, Mr.
Wilson took occasion TO manifest his disunionst pur
poses, and his hatred ot the South. The platform
which this vile Abolition and his nccndiary associates
have adopted will be Indignantly spurned by the uni
ted South and, is hardly necessary TO add, tha when
the treasonable doctrneSpromulgated by them at
tempted to be carried out by Congress- there Will DC
an end of the Union
Still, Maryland Know-Nothing member Of Con
Sress takes occasion 10 exult over the speech OF VIII
son! Erguians will SEQ what mschicfs an assocla-
tlon with the Secret Order will bring the South
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-06
PooPEACES AND LIES.

The age uf Roorbarks and lies has not yet become
extinct and Democrats must not be surprised tn hear
all sorts of tales told Ia the dcirmcnt o Their caId-
dates and party. The story that Capt. Rynder7 "i
New York tvas coming Ia Nrginia 10 take III" stump
in favor ri Mr.. Wisc~ election WAS manufactured out
of whole cloth SO the report that Capt. McD"arnnn
OF Appropriation had procured ri'hIncn To break up II
Know " Notling lodge is pronounced by Capt Med.
IAN unmigated lie. 1t has been currently report
cd thnt snne OF our oldest and most substantial demo-
Gratis, wheeI-horses i'll the party IN Albemare, are
Know Nothing- we know l"sr thus designated, who,
ii questioned on the subject, will say, it Is false, a.
they have no affinity with ior this secret political
society. Reports are also in circulation, that our
sterling and unnnching Representative III Congress,
Mr. Paulus Powell is know-No'hing, and circula-
ting Know Nothing documents in his district under
his frank Nothing could be more untrue Mr. Pow
ell is az decided and firm Democrat as lives and IL
one OF the last men in the State Of Virginia to use de
crptiuu. Wing living near Woodvlc Depot wish
d tn SEQ far hi, examination and curiosity the Know
Nothing Organ, and II wa sent 10 him by Mr. L"WrI
and men as strongly Misunderstanding ns MIR WISE
himselt hnvr desired similar lavors but there Is MOI
word of truth in the report that Mr. Powell IL frank
ius, for circulation Know othiug docuncits.-lI
LDy M .ifVpJSDG{RH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-06
TUESDAY MORNING, MARCIf 6, 1855

We nTt authorized 10 state that gentleman oil inns
city, not mnny weeks since offered prominent lldi-
vdual IN the Enquirer office bet ui $3.50, that iHc
would be defeated. The bet was accepted. \ day
was appointed 10 stake the ,rnrcv. Tie gentleman
went 10 tho Enquirer office to stake, but put "f
u some prctuxt. He returned once more aud w;ls
again put "f. llo is mow ready, rr nrc0W'h0ris~ 10
>"V, I" pony up and sand the chances. VIII lII" En-
uurcr man make himself visible "r will hc -.uiki
Nrai feel authorized Ia make the rr"porl-
ii"m "r another gentleman in Fredericksburg. The
cII'S are nat, ,ttih'm 4" bm'",cd. SWw"iLy'S Penny
Part.
All that we have TO say, in reply 10 all this brag
Ging Is, that Il gentleman, connected with the En-
quirer office not long since took up bnt Of 5000 and
the money is now in Bank, bcin;; deposited all IN
ColI We are further authorized 10 say, that ii any
of the know-N"thIng friends al the Penny Post will
ca at the Enquirer Office and bring with them $500,
they -hall be promptly accommodated in the same
way. Democrats always visible and never
"skulk' i'll cuverts and dark places, as their oppo-
neniS do.
VIII the Penny Post publish tho above for the ben
eft OF It's "hcttinG' friends!
We have seen the proof "i a1crCii0n oi the
poems al Thunas Dunn English, the author Of Ben
Bolt The same author s collntimg and arranging
materials for illustrated history nf South western
Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-06
BM.TIMORE MARKET, MARCH 3.

FLOUR.-rhe Flour market to-day has been very
quict-stocl light and but few buyers. Sales OF only
100 bbl. straight brands Howard street al sS 62t
also 1000 bbs do for April delivery Mt the option Of
the seller, by giving irc days notice, at IS Sol Th"
market closed with more sellers than buyers S D.!
CITY Mills nominal at az -. No snIes reported.
xn. v,ry licht-ony 1900 bushels white (no red OF
terr, no sales. Holders firm. We quote good {"
prm" white nominal nt 81 - O5; choice de" = TO-
red 81 % 81.
CoRS.-The supply to-day waa light and IN consc-
ou.nce holders firm. There 3,hU bushels Of
fered including 5n0 white and 3,Iao yellow. Salcs "t
the former nj ~ SO c-, aud Of the latter at ~ ="
cts, which is m advnncc.
OArs-1here were 900 bushels offered; no saes
We quote Maryland nominal Ht AZ 5oi Pcnn'ylva-
MIA SD n 81 cts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-06
RENEWAL OF BANK CHARTERS-vETO OF
TIE GOVERNOR.

Tarxrux. Y. j.. March l.-Thcre has been hard
struggle with several bank charter. to-day in the
Legislature. The Morris county Central Bank q.
IIichtnwn. Trenton Banks, Burlington Bank, Newark
Civ Bank Newark Banking and Insurance Iohi-
ranx and the BorIen;own Bank were rereraily or
dera 10 n third reading in the House. This completes
the whole batch, seventeen in number. Inc n"ai ''e
has not been taken any OF them YET.
The Governor sent in to-day o the Dill To au-
thnrse IN. Newark Plank Road Company TO erect q
bridge over the P,.ssac at Newark veto wa was also
sen, r. AGAINST the bill to purchase about 6U0 copies
Of WebsIers Dictionary the school districts oi the
Stafa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-06
WILLIAM BATTAILE,

ATTORNEY At LAW, YdZOO CITY, MISSISSIPPI
FOSTINuES practice in the Courts held at Jackson,
~ and in those OF the Fifth Judicial District composed
Of the counties Of YEzoo Madison Holmes Lenke, Attar
lection of ch payment of and adjustment OF lay
titles either OF those counties. Refers TO George n.
Peakc Erq Richmond; Dr. F. J. suibins s,nunt'n :
Thos. F. Knox, ESQ.,, Fredericksburg; Me.srs s"inty.
Green Co., New Orleans; Hesers. j. Wilde Jr, HtT
York; Gen VIM. F. Gordon, AbeInarle Va " IN o.
Gouge Esa Washington City. Octl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-06
DISTRICT CANvASSER APPOINTED.

have appoimtrd Benjamin w. Jackson, Esq, Of this
county, the authorized canvasser for this Congress
sional District.
We view the choice rs n very good one. Mr. Jack
sor as nm orator hns not equal IN h- party within
warm and true democrat, and il not to be .unie By
either threats or fears, slcucad by pcrsun-iona
or in any Wa: affected BY the usc oi any
such mcans 81 universally in practice By the Know
N0thiuGS.
The appointment found Mr. Jackson already in the
field facing the brum; 9" the battle. having already
addressed the citizens nf three counties He will ad-
dress the citizens ot Writ county or Tuesday next,
md will speak in other places. opportunity occurs
Mrs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-06
,,,tr GAGE OE JUDGE LORlNG.

po,rnx march, Ia seConG HcHTIIIE M IT" pHIE
;;,;a-e f,r the removal OF Judge Loring
o. ~, "b beS Yesterday before the es'iGtve committee
was neiu si VEN: in attendance. Wendell Phillips,
ThooSor Parker, and Robert Morris, colored law
testified "ads, % oath endSa nc s sfsn of n, hS n an
~ I1"'.S H. rnnnrer Messrs. Morris and Phillips
,, ,a 49, counsel for Burns, refused an
Interview with him until the day after his arrest, Mf;
Ssn S nonss a1a' fS%%ss =: "s a "s"
I y. nW md no response was made TO the peti.
ti5nsr. i5 4 third hearing Of tho matter is assigned
for Tuesday next
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-06
4 BRIGHT SIGN.

We welcome to our exchange list the Co"Td"''"'
the new anli-know.nothing ;paper AT Bath The pros.
pcctus Of which We have before noticed Ii Is mana
l"nc hasnhv.lookinc little sheet, and We doubt not
will he sustained II is significant fact that the
gentlemen WHO got up this journal are nearly II" "h'9s
and the leading wings of Morgan, We understand
that they will all, as their organ does gyG lu'l sup
port TO the democratic nominee, Henry ~. " Isc:
This verifics our prediction that numbers {" inie
pendcn, men who have hitherto acted win me wing
party wond be induced, by their DISCUS! and ndlS-
"i'a nf p, ..crrt and fnnatica caba, t" cast their
WEIGHT on the side oi him vino is the true g'rG cham
NON since his heart character and principles are
those of their native Siate--to use ms own words
.yvs n m rp.r from skin 10 soul NIrgniiah: We
",I to,, o,hr facts within our knowledge looking
the IpI snne me- way. We incline und more to the
.,nvton that the accession Of whig votes the Bunt-
line conspiracy will eop'rb"t to the Sn,1" SnTsry @ gHS,
o,, ,rbo Inv, been here and there eilt!apPrd INTO
,Ia a'1 o,,, ,nnvrmcnt.--I Winchester TW['n'"@.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-06

NEW YORk MARKET, MARcH 3, Noon.
FLouR-lhc market ID irmer, and prices are n tri-
hc higher, with fair business. Sales 425O bbls.-
Good Ohio at 80 II - rs. Southern brands are
-teadv, with moderate demand. Sales of 1000 bbls
ut Ss - 50 4:'.
CoTroS-The market is firm with moderate sales
at former rates.
WHEAT-Markct is frm-sales Of Southern White
al 81 ~ 81 80.
CoRS-Aarket quiet and prices lower-salcs Of
II 900 bushels Western mixed at 81 oil cts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-06
From the Albunv Atlas, Feb. &c.
WITHDRAWALS-l,5 500 IN
TIE STATE OF NEW YORK;.

lie 81 All or NEN 1oNh.'
We ask particular attention to the following state
meit of the committee OF the Withdrawn Know Moth
ings in this city, the number who have LETT the
Order in Concord, and in the State. Many who have
Withdrawn here would doubtless have signed this
statement il the opportunity had been presented.-
These statements made III consequence of the de-
nias which have been boldly and constantly put
forth by the Know Nothing organs md leaders thai,
any considerable number have Withdrawn from the
order in this city or elsewhere. The committee Of
withdrawn Know -Nothings have had extensive cor
re.pondrncc with withdrawn members in all sections
of the State, and their information is reliable il is
possible 10 obtain:
To THE PrRLIC.--Whcreas some newspapers have
asserted that the reports in relation 10 the Withdrawals
Of members from the Known No,hin. councils 1T thi-
city are false, the undersigned hereby assert without
fear Of contradiction from any responsible or respcc
table source that there have been about one hundred
Withdrawals from the trading concern i'll this city
alone and we have such information from different
sections Of the State leaves doubt in our mind
that there have been, within one month past. AT lcHSi
fifteen hundred Withdrawals in The State. We stat"
this from information which we now possess.
HARRY HOUSTON,
l.. 4. WALKER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-06
NT0rICG OE T'UE Union AGRICULTURAL

~ SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA AND NORTH CARROLL
S.-.t ncr,Inr O. the EXoJu,lve Committee Of the
n,on agricultural society OF Virginia and North Caro
na il WAS
Resolved That appoint as the time for the next An.
,u,I Exhibition be held the Fair Grounds the
civ Petersburg Tuesday the 2i day Of October ncxt
and TO continue four consecutive days Furthermore TINT
t. Society tenders the right hand Of fellowship Nil
other agricultural Societies and mos. cordially inri,cS
their good will and cooperation JAMES C. BAlS,
Ian I@cIaHtf Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-06
land ROENTN.

r WILL attend TO any Claims for lnnd Bounty "'u'f
the lnte act OF Congress, other cih"" Will ni"
entrusted to nae, Tor reasonable cn;iiirh-hH mn
be a, the ai;..art -n,a- ocs in tho C"plio from 'o
II O'Clock, daily.
Coun,;ur rom Of D C. Kantoph near the Ca!cso Mills
will be promptly attended 10. " D,cu,.,,o,
Nfurr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-06
i TNf' f'IgNsNwEALTH OF VIRGINIA, TO

.SnPhay to sgr.,,9 70 summon the Buckingham Mining
oDee o. ne c. a;ias Rules be holden in the Clerks
HoDoay ap,I lou:; Of hs said County on the first
,p'conS n.srcsass answer r. v. Alvey and James E.
Lp.cyirD % and partners under the style of Al.
w. ~ slU; and - pen oi trespass Oh the case-Dsm.
~, eae EIdrdss re aISe then there this writ Witness
ss Oh 81 r"rs Of our said Court a, the Courthouse
"oawss,i 'ruary i7,5. in the 18th year of the Com
-, Copy-Teste:
nm Shepard Il, ELDRlDGE, C. B. c.
March s-cw4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-06
HARRY HOUSTON,
l.. 4. WALKER.
WM. p. FOSTER.
Committee of those who have withdrawn.
. -
TENSIVE AND DESTRUCTIVE FIRE in

OHIO.
SAyDusKr, tO.) March 3.-Early this morning a
fire took plnce in Monroeville, Huron county which
destroyed the entire business part of the town. Nv"
dwellings, rix dry goods stores, three groceries, two
boot and shoe siorcs, one clothing store, one drug
store the post-oticc. and Odd Fellows Hall, ar: ~
ashes The loss is estimated 10 be- S5O,UUO The
cause al lis origin Is unknown.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-06
PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENTS, sc.

PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENTS, &c.
WAsHINGroS, March I.--Bcni. Mccullough has
been appointed Major in the now Infantry Regiments.
Montgomery Blair has been appointed Solicitor Of the
Court OF Claims. No Brigadicr General has been
,.nirInDN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-06
APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT.

By aad ,cth Hs Gdr,r, ami roAs"W ot me Senate.
Gen. Wingiield Scott ot the Army OF the United
States, TO be Lrutcnant-General by brcvet III the
sunc for eminent services in the late war with Mex
go, to take rank M such from March 20, lSE, this
LAY on which the United States forces, under hi.
command captured Vera Cruz and the Castlc OF San
In A,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-06
,,yow voTuINGIsM IN OLD BEDFORD.

We attended the last Bedford court ana were inuGh
,.ra,;soJ - find the Democracy ot the county III The
best q" spirits We would have NSn SI na %ccn r
main attend the rally 'Rn nGn5 We @ d% "s%
,hn. nnocbs. were made hy Messrs. G""dc Tribe,
nn% 'h1' Dnns 5nTfsHTf; Tc~pS"s T most onesi and
ngsm The Whiss {" bedford have 9@ m"r, PT1" @
in their nncicn, nmc and "ii /" sur.'i M ,bir j
nr;ncnrs r, I be- what they may they prefer defending
kns not the only p"nnf9b, ,b Thsrf %" sre oSrr %S
h WIN T' m T" no." hesitate only to dencunce them but we
%n" Sd not %G feel sU at liberty publish their namesL
D,-t,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-06
'VHE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA

II the Sheriff of Buckingham County, Greeting We
command you TO summon The BuckiE- -hHm Mining Com
pany 10 appear the Rules be holden the Clerks
Office OF the Crcui, Court OF tine said County the rt
Monday III March next, Thonins NJ Smith nnd
John p Roberts merchants and partner" under hc hfm
and style OF Smith Roberts, Of aplea OF fr--pas on ~
ca-rDanasc $3.50: And have tncn there this WIZ: WI.
uc. Role Eldridsa Clerk Of said Court; At the Court
Hou.e the 9Th day of February l'j in the 18th year o
the Commonwealth. ACopy-Ie-te: r.
Feb l3-cwiw R ELDRlDGE e. {. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-06

VME following is an extrac, from ,.c,co 1r
cgt Court OF tho City Of Rishmoud ds.T , ,no Clr
day January, 1855, in suit therein p.nins e i.h
SsIy Randolph, John Sheppard, Sarah Lucas ~ Which
S,'sa >heppard and John T. Lucas her huGsnJ' I
,Ui, amerly Lucy Sheppard} and Andrew H. FcrJIy ,Tey
al.aGai, hc,scy browning, formerly Betsey sh,,nn,"
sad gn"' n Browning her husband aud Su-nn Sh.,,
pni Jah" sheppard and Benjamin W. c. sheppard ,i..
:. " '"'"- t'in. Infants by Sally Randolph, their hex,
L'hi NJ" l"intits and Powhatan Roberts and Joseph
.'} yalor executors OF John sheppard dcccased arr
"ha appearing thar moro than two years have elapsed
tIc qUSi sca;!on Of the defendants the executors
a NAei'rd deceased the Court doth further adjudge
AAa cecIro that the creditors Of the deceased do dp
r "sfe on III. twentieth day Of March next, and show
o: taessd decease ed to his dis.ributess And the
'A 'ur'Aar order that all extract Of this decree DO
N,rta once hweck for four successive weoks in the
tou,s az Inquirer and posted at tho front door of the
uup. we NY o! Richmond where the Court Of Hus.
s.il Cou or III session. FOR two successive terms OF
fch lC-eg. lestc,