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The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-08-02

JUsr AS WE ExPECTED.-The renowned au-
thor Of the go Illustrations Of Know Moth
ingism. having q. length go: through with his
labors and let the curtain .'drap," we thought
he would at some future period repent him
OF tie evil he tried to do. and acknowledge
that he lad wasted on unworthy aims the
service belonging to God Ii is a question
We are not called to decide whether this Qulx-
otto filters ..seisicep coulAor would be ac
ceptable to Him; but our only object now is
to note his confession much sooner than our
consultation of his horoscope warranted We
find it irp,he dly No. of the Beauty of HO-
illness. Uand as. its birth al peared right on the
completion of sis 20 stilfborn paintings just
publish ed as shuine editorial in the Jefferso-
man. We. have right TO infer that they are
the "tliiwortlg aims he refers TO SO Pathet-
ically, -and tile. service or labor, required TO
produce theg'as being SO emphatically 'wast-
ed" But hear his strain:
70 Father Of the human race. -
Au-seeing powerful, and pure!
Sin thy peaceful face, -
Nor human pride thy power endured
How have wrunged thy righteous claims!
How turned an alien TO thy shrine!
And edst>d 0n Uhrorfhy G,ats
TIL serrfce which Of right was thine!
Yet thee fain would come
CoItess the SINS ,ch 4cb 4 hare doaei'
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-08-02

DIsCoURAGING CONDITION OF UTAH.-A let
ter from Utah gives deplorable account of
Mormondom. There is said to be not only
discomfort and dissention among the saints, O.
but the whole territory is threatened by fam
inc. In the Southern settlements the whole
of the wheat crop, which had looked so prom
Using, has been devoured By grasshoppers;
and towards the North the same result is ap-
pretended. These insects were gushing out
of the earth by shoals, and it required only a
little warm weather to hasten their growth
and to insure the entire destruction of the
crop.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-08-02

~ A Chaplain a. State Prison was AK
ed by friend. how his parishioners were.
"AIl uudsr conviction" was the reply
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Editorial Correspondence Of the n Y. Tribune.
The Crops In Europe.
l. AXIS, Thursday July s.

PARIS. Thursday, July 5. 1855
AS hear vague reports Of Indifferent har-
vest prospects IN this or that quarter, let me
say that. having travelled pretty extensively Of
late. feel satisfied that the wheat crops OF
Europe for I855 viii be full average, while
that OF hay (already most part secured) viii
exceed the usual yield. / think l never saw
potatoes more thrifty and vigorous than those
Of France aud Switzerland now appear where
ever they are not siifed by the insane practice
Of close planting, which is too common.
Nearly every variety Of vegetables is also look
ing well. The weather is variable, but gen
orally dry and eool--and | know not what
could be better for the maturing grain. Rye
(now nearly Fipe) looks well in Switzerland.
but not so well IN France; oats are late bat
generally d good color; Indian corn is often
yellow and slender: bu,- neither this nor rye IS
extensively grown in the sections l have ira
versed. The great staples are grass. wheat
and potatoes, and all these in the main promise
well | am assured that the prospect Is equal
" good Throughout Germany. NC.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-08-02

SLAVERY IN NEBRAsKA.-The Nebraska
News, published a. Nebraska City, the largest
town in that territory. contained lately, an adj
vertisement Of some Missouri slave traders Of
fering for sale five sound, healthy Negroes"
The editor strongly urges the citizens to en-
brace the favorable opportunity to provide
themselves with Servants" inasmuch as
help is very scarce in that country. So it
seems that slavery is about to enter Nebsaska,
Notwithstanding the strong asseveratons of
the Douglassites that it was not possible for
slavery ever to enter that territory, even if it
should by chance, get foot-hold in Kansas.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-08-02

NEAL Dow-The Committee of Inveshga-
ton appointed by the government OF Pon-
land, Ne, consisting Of sixteen Of the noss
prominent citizens, after a lengthy exAmInz-
tion. the report of which occupies eleven
columns Of the Portland Advertiser have
submitted report, the sum total of which .
as follows:
"The Committee, Oh careful and laborous
investigation OF the whole case. are satisfied
that the Mayor and other executive offears Of
the city did no more in the emergency thsn
their duty OF the public required: and thai
they would have proved unfaithful to snem
trust had they done less"
The report was read and accepted BY the
Common Council. Thus ends the liquor Wal
of Portland
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RATHER EMruATIC.-The Lafayette Gazette, in
speaking OF the Beebe Liquor pending in the
Supreme Court remarks-"If the law is decided
unconstitutional. we, with the mighty People of
Indiana, will pronounce the Supreme Bench cor
rupter than the doube-distilled essence of He'll"
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MORE Bounty Land TO all who served
lvl in any war, since 1890, whether as officers,
soldiers, sailors, marines, landsmen. chaplaine,
clerks Indians, wagon-masters teamsters (or their
widows minor children )who have not yet received
full 1G0 acres, and who have been in service "a days,
will do well TO write 10 us post paid and their Land
Warrant will be sent to them, and charge, If not
obtained.
Address, or call on
LLOYD & Co, Claim Agents,
Opposite The Treasury, Washington, D. G..
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against the insidous wiles of foreign influence
couture you to believe me, feow-citzens- jeal-
ossy Of free people ought TO be constantly awake;
since history and experience prove that foreign in
Huence Is one Of the most baneful foes of republican
government" Washington.
III hope we may find some means in future Of
shielding ourselves from foreign influence, political,
commercial or in whatever form it may be attempted
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OFFICERS, Soldiers, Sailors, Marines,
" Landsmen, Fotlla men, Cbaplains, Clerks,
Indians, Wagon-masters and Teatnsters, (ther
widows or minor children) who have yet received
full 100 acres and who have been in service IA days.
are entitled TO land in any war since 1890.
Widows whose husbands died while in service,
are entitled to pensions, and minor orphans Of such
to years halfpay. All who believe themselves en-
titled TO Land-bounty, and Pensions, viii be bene-
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by letter. postpaid, corner Of 7th and streets, No.
482, opposite General Post Office.
Claims from agents examined and prosecuted upon
the most reasonable terms
No pay in advance, and no charge II nothing is OBJ
tained
ssg- Refers 10 the citizens generally.
Special attention given TO suspended claims.
JNO. JOHNSON,
ap13-1y Agent for Bounty Land Pensions.
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WALL A STEPHENS,

MnENNSfLNANEA Avenue, between stn
II and 10th streets, have just received large as
sortment Of Cloths, Cassmers, and Vestng, which
they viii have made up 70 order in the most fashion
able styles.
Also, on hand very lapge stock Of ready.msde
Clothing, which they will sell as cheap any other
establishment In the United States dec 4
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4o8 Prizes amounting TO. $4,000
ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUMBERS.
Tickets &s--Halves e4.--Quarters g.
sH Every prize drawn at each drawing.
fsE Bills on all solvent banks at par. All COM
municAtions strictly confidential.
SAMUEL SWAN, Agent and Manager.
nov 1B--ly Monteomery Alabama
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WILLIAM G.. DEALE
Tenders his services to the public generally, az
MEASURER OF ALL KINDS OF WORK CON.
NECTED WITH BUILDING.
Office on ID street, near Tth, second story,
Near Patriotic Bank, Wsshinatop. jan 81
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QRIGGs, HALL n CO., Engineers and
- General hachinists, corner Of Virginia avenue
and Ninth street west Washington, District Of Co
inmbta nov 1e-1y
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WASHINGTON. D. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 20 1885,

4 BUSINESS CARDS.
J. w. BARNECLO,
4 Foreign and Domestic DRY Goods.
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Bonnets, &c.,
S0J Ssoenh strea, bstueea III and ssrssts,
!, wAsHNoroS, D. Q.
NIB All articles sold are warranted TO prove as rep
resented
e. B. HALL, M. D.,
Homeopathic Physician,
Once No. 400 Washington Place, between d and e
I streets
Office for night calls,
Third door from the corner of the avenue In 9Th It,
east side. jan ely
A. s. GARNER,
Draper and Tailor,
Four-and-a-half street.
WASHINGTON, d. C
An no orders faithfully and promptly executed.
dec 2o--ly
r. III. SIAIS,S
Plumbing Establishment,
No. 5l2 7th street opposite the Intellgenoer Office
hydrauhcs Of every description put up and con
stantly on hand. dec 16-tf
JOSEPH FERGUSON,
barber and Hair Dresser,
Eighth street, next door to Squire Smiths office
dec l6-dly
M. Il. PARKER,
House and Sign Painter and Glazier.
No so Louisiana avenue, between 9Th and 7th sts.
>dec l3--dly -"8.
JOSEPH G. G. KENNEDY,
LATE OF THE CENSUS OFFICE
Frosecu'es Ciaims before Congress and the Depart
ments.
Once, corner Tenth street and Pennsylyana avenue
over the Savings Bank.
dec 5-1y
DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING.
MRs. @. v.JOHNSTON.
Twelfth street. south of Pennsylvania avenue (next
door to Squire Clarks Magistrates Office
. at Mrs. Bangs's.
6Ae will cut and baste, cut Lnngs and Patterns.
dec +ly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-30
AUCTION SALES,

EIT =; 4 1I;[Ss>- - >>~c~c~>>~~~~IS~
MEChi EEBtRG COUNTY. FOR SALE
V'riu" at 'i-cr"ut the Great Court inr Meek
a. !:npurg county L!eird III the September term
.ne'r"i ir]I. IN the s'lif ~ GDu!r gurrGi.i &c v
,io:d &c, sla. Oh Mon lay the iyt!. day November
o'2 sell GpGE ;!Ir prem p1bc auc'i2n rrhct OF
,at nining by recent -urvy MISE HUNDRED AND
riF AthES b'ir. h portion o: 'ha trnc, q, yL,rh
II 'noiS die! seized md possessed. lyn- up, u
."' h"nn"E" River in Mrcklenhur. couI;y Some rfrr,
G"hdi'" OF which III inal forest SOM sx.v in river
III creek bottom. 1'' P'''''N
TERMS or sALi-Onc. third OF the uurc,as. money
10 bc pnl IN cN!-;Lr resi,u. tb,rrrf !, re - .,. 49,,
nuul lEsnlin"n;s, with interest rur, b, div n, ,nn
III. deferred pay ni"u'-, bonds wiki -ond .,c;
will be- required Tho ;e 10 TIE lard will no retained ~
further security.
Court tor the s" county, rendered n, rho s-o.m,rr
term thereof IN III. su al Baskerville guardian Va ..ooc
Sc, shall sell upon the prruIrs a, puDlc auction
tract u ani adjoining brDsd -::c the :rar,,bOv. men.
tened, containing, by r"rea' survey, FOUR HUNDRED
AND EIGHTY THREE ACRES. savCE,yiIc b.i..
river los cround nnf ,v;hrds Of The residue o.i:
n.l force, and old field pine.
TERMS OF SALE-EnDu:h 20 dcfrsy the expenses Of
sale 10 De paid in cash The resJuc OF the purchase
ney III equal anuu. ir,tnnIen:s with interest from
the day Oi sale For the deferred paynItuis bonds i'll
good personal -ccury will DC required Tue ,e ~ tie
land wl be rr'n:nsi ns further security.
Trs" lands III fertility and p-Uucvcncss are nor
passed by III Virginia nE considered bv con,pe
cG judges, desirable. perhaps ANY III THE i'm.
inr'iIsr portion y! the State.
Persons wishing 70 them, cr on Col William
Rs-kervl r William Il. Harris Esq. both NJ whcri
live adj dining. THOMAS F GUODE
Oc, !e-c;i. Commissioner.
day OF SAFE aud forward accounts immediately The Cou.
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SEVEN HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD

nANAWAN from the supscrbers, Saturday, the 27th
III inst, STvES NEGRO MEN, nrmed rs follows Brown,
Dor Charl-. DAVID. Mills, Lewis ana Lee.
BROWN and BOB purchased .. Joan r. Porter, o.
Bail county ihr ls Of October. Brown ~ years OF
:e inches high. .toui!y made slightly bowleS.
s nri complexion Bob IL 81 years o! age 'r"t
.aacs high. Black peXIon and long bushy head oi
mir. v;r u Very hign :o!ehea!.
CHARLES Wa pGrcaGs&d OF VIM II. McDannard. OF
Bar coia,y ist Of October! he Is > feet lncncs
AGA uGrx brown complexion, with heavy beard is 80
!az:s Of a." vel made and -onc OF his sde teeth out
DAVID ".hJu:!. OF }. d. Perkins, attorney Tor E!iza.
t.;H Hughes .! E.vHans county, the ON of October;
lie sh7 "c inches RICH. very made and very
hac. complexion l~ forehead and has lost of his
'.ua' %. IL. about ~ wears O. age
wills we bought o. Vim. h. Brawner. OF Fhrquiar
eo-sy the 18Th Oi February ln He is about % or 20
re-. asc stands zee; inch-s high. Is black
p.-Nor mud has box Kidney biAle-; ~ walks badly
rsH when spoken ne shakes himself particularly hs
HANDS
htwlS belong. % P 4 pr:nd-. who purchased him
iron; Jon" H"'ts lie i - IS years Of age; very
DflSa' complexion "rcy eyes. aax"u hair. has mark
dent on H. forehead think on tho LEX side ne stauGs
about : i."; . inches i-n
LEE we bought John ? Ea!ir-d Of tho Hxchnpy, IIo.
tel He il ~ or q year. 81 age, .'.nd. feet inches
h-! very bright compls XiDn. nearly WHIT; hiss ,ht
sandy hair, sI-Gy r":. rnt has r n!oi-tnci-; hi los,
CT his side teeth he j. very n."ceut and quick 10
~ movements: formerly cnr'"ycd waiter in the
EAcs-e lio;c Of this city he Will Try p",s h.!-;
- white man.
". viii pay SO reward for the apprehension Of either
o: tn H'"Tc Famed negroes sni confinement IA any jail
IA, then! again will adj all -rasonab. eX-
i".."- i delivered 10 in Richmond Or will pay
: '"ward Tor the apprehension c;'hrr OF the s.o.c
asna; u"c:or- l! taken our ~ III S'r,c of Virginia
JONES L. SLATER.
5-tar tarcs hrst named rogroea Gull themselves
hi@"9 w :hr. koacr; Carter, and Charles Carter.
SLiF the above Ilar..rC negro. WI. pnss EI,ns i!
NJ" ara. 20 a6- tA- other uancd negroes. his
VA@'., = Tree Sc:c Oc: 3l-c}t
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Card understand i; Is obj cciei 10 me
--..-.,. {. clnrs.

rs CARD understand MS oHlec'ed 70 me
asa S.,G!ua,. :or the vHcan; clerk nip OF the
-,...y , :.ct:.cc. Do >or REsIpE wIr!iS Tux
-, =, All r,rS sometimes ESIC, whether, III case
ra...,n | n.ga /" !ucr'c a;.i reside within. ias
NV Z. SHOW. thai III! c-Gy reside ";;n!r nj
, II -, ,oauty ItU- ami 10 tGs nos: cci;r~l spot Oc
- -. ;wu rnc:. .! the county: tia; my interest Is
e,;!:a,. with sac county than IA" cItS"I Ricn;"n.
ami :,g the ,,l ?'crn ?.ars my ciiei employment ma
$50 IN ne, CONT bUi. 70 satisfy &!I fIy emp"'ica'!.
-. .. ny, ,.r,ci RI al H."hL 70 reside Ju.i w..'!'
.r..., con, cn.tncc - inys"i, ANA the people 81
, .y l,.,r Gsc.a:s.. :hc dat!.s "a me Office Is M
--.. -. -. ,n.,urJa. ! uav". IN c"rH'-Hi"u "''"
80. q. .u,s:ur:G repeal. tina; ~ N !G'uF "t iet
.e,. q: ..rr rom tue city. mo .h". s''t'1
.,,5.-y =: .,.l ,!, .ren;:>' rct!!'"h So ~
- ~: ,,., ter &C. .Tnai 10 n" eyu"S' i"i suS'. -
i. i r.1:r '.y.s.. po.!"a' w" NJ, - % ,,r,
80 : -,o,.r - a >;r ut t:c c.'t;.'" o' NC ~" s
,j,..' ID. .rcy,s 81 to Court ~" ""':.a:'r '"' "".
100. u,y> used - nr .e'i 81" '"' lf'S'.-s - 80,
" 10Y y,V =. toward, :.s 'rer'ioh "i HL"'Hrl So"'
Is rrc: a. ;:v;","i -:'r. tia; vi! unHes'skc 10
"a. q, wN oe r"GGsg"i to aUI.a AMI COM
-" oar I,u., br:'cr aGnpc,.. :" a.! respects 10 'Er
tt:SrG Ssjrc: t4l TIE mouse - location no" Ia n-e
Uc,,g. ,:7s he ahove will G:u.sa h:rp!y sufficiently
c,,:,: 70 Tie :.Gu:r!c. oi Ivy fellow csrns
.,ri respectfully,
p,..r.ort.O,. -, \ ROBINSON, IN.
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VALENTINE & son.

VALENTINE & son.
SE Az l. now received their SECOND sIPrLY OF Fall ard
= "lht'r pry GnOdS, many Of which have been pur.
chased WIN View 10 liz approaching Agricultural FAR
&"y o"r t"iT friends all purchasers generally staple
goods oil every KIN! and qua. together wiki rho
rii ro''re '"brics afforded III the No:thcsn markets
! Anon them ere:
! iup;a's ENtrn Msrno4 and Cassucres
ti-.d s!ipc' mud S-i:H Lain HrrI9os
! OGlrc ana Mot:" Antique De LANES
Mc'dire A!pacgs. PrE.irns and Cui,u-rs
81 liz Rnc.c md lay ,l.;- Shawl.
Prr;'y Misses Shawi- n d'-ir.br article
Cl"n" R!ocALc and Ombrc striped silks
SIX Robes AID rVip,cd More Antique Silks
! ilchU'. Is %n"r haI I:o de Gram black DO
IooTrd AMI Eac6 SIX Vr.vr;s aud Lady Cloths
"isr ana superior n--OG,;ncn, of Winter trapping. il!
Nor" Antique, fr"Ech an l.ldy Cloths
GeHs;crs .'ir.-n f-urci Vcvc mad %sidcI fix yc,,
E!a;d ~! Checked Frcnch Cashmere do n w qr.i,.c
G"n''"r'n, Travelling Snns ara Ti"-e all kinds
~" Glove aat lI"-l"ry ct every m'kr and s;ve
,r>h Li:eh' Thread Law" k"n'in:' Gmd Diapers
~. ''l'i cEi brown duck and iiuck Towels
pans'i C!J:!:.. H"pk.ns aLi Doyle
Plain, i:I-ci AID .n' u >,i-. Husll.s
re" "i'. -.r!p'a GaIuI...:5 alI Nu!..scGi;
! 60 "ry bFesr'-, ""tr:lter't Il. cHl"-j
More A';iin" Omhr" ua5 :;l"i Gu:v stylc Ribbons
| iir'nE'n, 'ccilcHrd ana embroidered liGkft.
| G'Hune atn: wrought lii.n no.
S":s o 'co'lgps' C,,t-r. nrd Sleeves
! ir"-srI7 !.Nrr, Appmlur Hrrtir- IIi I.ntl ads
Fac Em>.'n n:,": ana N.i:c-o l."c-- ara Eigir:s
! Love ht.S had ..oGrmn: CO,.E, hnl Sleeves
! AiiPhssc collars Sleeve nni FlUUnciu.s
| AL Nt.ae's aid al. six Guvss
! Buck Eui H. -.u1 iia;GI,.,s
N"rin" aal rmh- Wool vc.= and Drawers
! Victoria r,'r's. Bonn tCorl. Dinu'y. Sc, SC
B:"'ch"a and brown >in.;.ns' and Cotton Uznnbur:s
C"";"" !i4r"cs Ma'y land ri"ds and Apron Checks
| ~ fE-..a Eca fin's .md h.cacl Roofs
/ EM-.sa. f.nch aHG American h'G RlaHSets
! W !tii" AID c"'"rcd lie. q" al" saddle blhLauti
Ioss'@ar viii! rr-n supply D; Cnrpeting., R"=. a.d
! Flup: g:as.
Ao new articl" If rin,cl Fci: Cloh- cheaper III M
VALENTINE l. SON
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TIE ,OTER, on LOUISA COUN.

GO lY w. take pleasure III bringing 20 Your no.
;e can Idar- tor the Sher:aHly the name "' Crp'a
M,LhTt.S 7 GOOCH. You need nc' D" reminded tE"t
=. a,ac. REQUIRES an acrvc energetic. isiAiu ana re-
sou> ,. ,n who knowing his duty VIII dare 10 dis
ca,-..i, such man We know Captain Gooch 10 be
mon. and r; rrur:r,;ui. sui vi:!lracc which lie
-. J:,eI :hS capacity prove, by nH controversy
h ei.sillE i;,r ;Ur 'A' post I" "i!ch ne no" rs
PIE . i cur day r!"rt wherever found,
bg. .. gyho Ike Cap. Gooch hnS made hisc'ia mo
rough nm hv his cNcrion is douby entitled 70 sup
port encouragement We. therefore. indulge the
hope that al OF who desire the mrjesty the
lsx Upheld aud .ted and who anxious al
vance, xorl..y G.! deserving maa vii! unite with In
eiecas CrT;. Gooch sheriff OF Lou H.
Or, 6-ci; MANY VOTERS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-30
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING


UEFRBERT V. GRAVES has associated with himself
LEI WILLIAM II GRAVES, tor thepurpose o, conduct.
ing in Richmond, COMMISSION BUSINESS, principally
the sale oil country produce and III. arng of
chsudi.c under the s,yl. Of H. v GRAVES x CO, who
respectfully terdcr their friends and the pubic their
Their house 10 18th street, between Main
and Cary Streets.
They kindly permitted refer the following pro-
minent gentlemen:
Col Edmund fontaine, Mcssrs. Hugh w. Fry & Co.
Mr. Joshua Fry Messrs Hiram y. Dickinson s. Co. Rich:
rnond: Me.srs. William. A. MoncGre, William W.
Dickinson William Hancock, CarUlne Colonel John
n Waller Dr. r. J. Hancock, Spo,tsyvnniu: Col
CLAYTON g.. Coleman, Mr. Reuben Davis, Loui.u:
2essrs VIM r Dickinson. and Burwe 3. Dickinson, and
Or. Chas E. Thompson Hanover; Dr. Tho-. ti0oi.. Mr.
dcphcn A. Porer Bnth Mr.. f. II. Gill; LyErh5uT:; Mr.
b. N Dewitt, Nelson; Col samuel D.. Burke,
Dr. WIN H. Ilugnrt, Mr. Robt. Bowman, Prince Edward;
Rev D. g Stewart Messra George W. Bell. john u. Prid
dy Charlotte: Sir. ThomHs F. GooGe DR. N NJ. Jordan,
M-ckenburg Col Joseph NJ. Scott, DR.. 4 Clarke Ane-
liz; Mrs..s L. r Jones' B. A. Goode, Powhaan; Mrssrs.
A. + D. Clifford, Win Wallace Day Chesterfield; Vim. T.
Woo,,ou. Prince Edward county. April 3-ctI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-30
@OTICE 10 CKEDI cas-

pR JEFFERSON MINOR. a:.G vr.:l:" ~ We, r.y
EG IT, by deed Of trust, duly rsc"r!sG IL E..& Co..
e. UT Clerks Otce conveyed Certain proper - '.r
srr!ber as trustee, for tie pugpoe- o. &c"
Minors creditors have now 10 r-quett al p'r-.s.s
WHOM, he indsnt-L. V:aGr ;ahr GSSe cave ca:r!
Judgments in toe Cou:ts .: hstex Quay, 10 'urL.a "
v.:cou, DELAY G settlement. ~! L.. u :.G t!CJ
,h.ir respective :sos etst!gg no nL;G;e e: Gr
whether ,:rc by bond ro'c, or aicOui:. and w:riT
hav. personal security, :nn' AMY @G1" A"' - oaa
snail! have 70 ra!se o.; C me properly ,oEve-r J.. ~
decd.
hope oil 10 whom. Or Minor j. Indicted T:i -" a."
ccss::y O! complying with in.s Request. hs u II
70 20 Wc. immediately see oo.e .:c-r 81 &c:
!: m, cot plscei ? session Q: an aiJ:Ts;u r'f'
desired shall plead this notice n IS. q ~: :s:s.
All persons indebted 20 .s:d Naor s.e r:cu".'"c .,
MAKE immediate payment the subscriber. ~ -.:--
is, Tappshsnnocx, Va ,-
The above NOTICE :. WIFI riv .rs- =
non, and az ny --ou.s;. JEFFERSON NM
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