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The undersigned respectfully request the Court of Hustings for the City of Richmond to grant permission to George Sherman a free person of Colour, to remain in the state and reside in the City of Richmond. They have known George for many years and know him to be of good character and that the interest of the City will be promoted by granting such permission. Given under our hands this 25th day of July 1859.
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To the public Take notice that at the next November term of the Court of Hustings for the City of Richmond I shall apply to said Court for permission to remain in this state and reside in said City George Shurman September 12th 1859
To the Public Take notice that at the next November term of the Court of Hustings for the City of Richmond I shall apply to said Court for permission to remain in this State and reside in said city. Jefferson page September 12th 1859
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Posted the within notices on the Southern door of the City Hall September 12" 1859 Ch. M. Williams Notices Jefferson Page George Shuman Copeland Miles Wright Watts Justices Summoned to Thursday
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In Richmond Hustings Court, November 14, 1859 On the applicaiton of George Shurman, a free person of color, emancipated since the year 1806, who desires to obtain permission to remain in this Commonwealth and residein this City, it is ordered that the Justices of this Court be summoned to attend here on Thursday next to hear and decide on said application. A Copy Teste Ro: Howard clk
