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Notice I shall apply to the Hustings Court of the City of Richmond on the first day of the term of the said court in June next, for permission to remain as a free person of color in the Commonwealth of Virginia. April 9th 1853 Henrietta Page a free woman of color
Posted Apl. 9 1853 [illegible] court to friday
In Richmond Hustings Court, June 13, 1853 The application of Henrietta Page a free woman of colour, for permission to remain in this Commonwealth and reside in this city, is continued till Friday next; and it is ordered that the justices of this Court be summoned to attend here on that day to hear and decide on said application. A Copy, Teste, Chs: Howard, clk
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City of Richmond to wit: Re Re Roberts personally appeared before me and made oath that he did on the 9th day of April. 1853 post in front of the Courthouse of the city of Richmondn a True Copy of the within notice. Given under myhand and Seal this 13th day of June 1853 Wn Farris Conv.
1853 June 17 Appn. made and leave granted; & H. Page to be registered.
Henrietta Page's Application. Copy of order to summon the Justices To Friday, June 17, 1853 James Evans Samuel T. Pulliam Alfred Inloes, Edwin Farrar James Bray Joseph C. Wingfield Thomas Tyrer John G. Binford Robert M. Burton, R. A. Carrington, R. D. Sanxay, William Taylor A. T. B. Merritt, Alexr: L. Royster Joseph Mayo, have been summoned by me. R. M. Tabb D.S. for J M Fergusson Sgt.
