The enquirer — Richmond, Va., 1810-05-18 00:00:00, page 4

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LETTER
FROM THE SECRETART OF THE TREASURY,
TRANSMITTIMG A REPORT, IN PART, ON THE SUBJEC7' OP
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES.
(CONTINUED )
(C.)
Lift of €ott*n Mill*, within thirty mile* of the town of Providence, Noxeihier 14, 180f.
-J3
a
v. .5
V 3
£ -5
| R
►= 3 -a.
40
Almy, Brown, Slater
Kliode-lblaud.
W Providence
Almy and Brown
1150
1500
Warwick spinning
mill owner*.
Warwick
Do.
600:
1200
1805
Coventry Man’g Co
Covent-y
S;.muel Arnord
1693
2000
Union Cotton do.
Johnston
Henry P. Franklin
896
1200
1805-6
Cumberland
— Wolcott
200
400
1806
Rich’d Waterman
203
400
N Providence
Titians &. Rea
400
500
•961
Hosea Humphrey
290
MQ7
Providence Man. Co
Warwick
John K. Pitman
H90|
3200
Warwick do.
Mmy and Brown
1260
2500
Hope do.
Scituate
Thomas S. Webb
t j84
•2500
Smitlifield
Aimy and Brown
1700
3000
Natick Man'gCo.
W arw ick
\dams St. Lothrop
1181
1500
1808
Potowomut do.
Blodgct &. Power
564
1000
>. Kingston
yrua French
200
500
Coventry
T. A. Foster
96
S00
1809
Manchester Man. Co
Warwick
Caleb Greene, jr.
96
1000
14196
22900
1803
Massachusetts
Pawtucket C & C do
Rehoboth
— Ingraham
1240
2000
1804
Samuel Slater & Co
Samuel Slater
1344
150f.
C anton
500
500
Franklin
400
400
<£ <i
Medway
- Blackburn
52c
600
Swanzey
Dexter Wheeler
180
500
Taunton
Leonard
500
1500
1803
Relioboth
John Pitman St co
128
500
4820
7500
Connecticut.
1805_e
Pomfret Manufac. co
Pomfret
Smith Wilkinson
1200
2501
1808
Sterling
John Dorrance
190
200
1590
4500
Rhode-Island.
1909
Scituate
Caleb Fisk
2500
Johnston
Daniel Lyman
1200
Cranston
Roger Willirms
1000
Southfield
Richard Bufium
1000
Do.
Oliver Bartlett
lOOu
Coventry
Dutn Arnold
500
Cranston
William Potter
400
7600
Massachusetts
Mcndon
Butler Si Wheaton
1000*
Attleboro*
Lbenezer Tyler
1000
N. Bridge.
800
Mcndon
700
Swanzey
500
13000
Connecticut.
Killingly
Waiter Payne
1500
Plainfield
-Tyler
1500
3000
20406
58500
In addition to this list or Mdls, there are several intended t« be erected the ensuine- snrine- • foi
some of the mill seats are already purchased. I am wi ll informed, that by next April, there will bt
upwards of 40,000 spindles in operation, and it is expected, that the whole number above mentioned
will be in operation in the course of one year. 0 1
(Signed)
THOMAS COLES, Collector.
Statement of a Cotton Manufactory, evened by —
Number of
pounds.
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£* s;
S3
Quality.
5* ^ CL
£ ft.
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in the man.
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of icfney.
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Y araswove
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in neighbo
ring private
families.
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Quality
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Greatest number r>f
spindles which might
be employed.
REMARKS.
Thin establishment, snffered much in the out
set, in being put to much expense by English
workmen, who pretended to much more knowl
edge in the business than they really possessed.
At present only two are employed, and Ameri
cans as apprentice* fcc. are getting the art very
fast.
No dividend of profits it expected for a r.nnsi
derable time, and from the want of experience,
in the durability of the lhachinery, &.c. are st a
loss to calculate what they may expect; thiy
however calculate, under a proper care of go
vernment aid 'he growing disposition of the A
ntiifican citizens to consume tlie fabrics, to
make it a good business.
Ptuxin/rvc Jug. 21, 1509.
S' (E.)
Statement of 'manufactures
of Woolen cloth,
of which an account has
been received.
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*p\OCTOH ». »')NKS, purposes a steady ro
-*-v sidenoe in the city of Richmond, nnl wil
i<ive s strict s'ttotion to sur'i casn-* in MctHrlnc
Surgery or Midwifery, m may be entrusted to hit
care.
April ?*t wlf
TOlAfRDOES:
New Yori:, April 15, 1810.
To the Members of Congress xvhp voted in
favor if the Torpedo bill.
Gentlemen,
Being informed that you have
wished to see the experiments previous t»«
the rising of congress on the ‘J3:i inst. I beg
leave to state to you my reasons why they
could not be made in a satisfactory manner
in so short a time as front the passing of the
bill to the adjournment of your body this
spring. There are not many gentlemen
who doubt that a torpedo wi'l blow up a
ship of any size or strength, provided it can
be got under her bottom. But many arc qf
opinion that by means of booms, spars, ropes,
chains or nets, a vessel may be so guarded,
that a torpedo or torpedoes cannot be got
under her. It is therefore interesting that
those and other modes of defence, which
may be discovered, should be put to the tesr
of experiment : For this purpose, time must
be given to collect from the officers of the
navy their several plans of defence, and if
any embarrassing obstructions should be con
trived, I must have time to see ifl can devise
means to destroy them or avoid them, in
sending the Torpedoes under the bottom of
the ship. As I cannot foresee all the obsta
cles which may be presented, or judge of the
time necessary to overcome them, the ex
periments should be commenced in a satis
factory and systematic manner, so as to se
cure a fair investigation, and a necessary ex
periment on every plan of defence ar.d at
tack. As such details may require a whole
summer, and should have the advantage of
good weather, I have proposed to the secre
tary of the navy the following mode cf pro
ceeding. First, that the investigations and
experiments on obstructions, defence and at
tack, be made in the harbor of New York,
in which city I can have the imu oi my own
workmen to construct machinery. Second,
that % committee be appointed of the follow
ing gentlemen : Messrs. Oliver Wolcott and
Cadwalder Colden of this city, gentle men of
federal politics ; chancellor Livingston atul
governor Lewis of this state, republicans ;
colonel Williams of the engineers, Mr. Gan
et and Dr. Kemp, mathematicians ; gentle
men of such high respectability and acknow
ledged talents, will penetrate to truth, and
make a report which should satisfy all par
ties. That commodore Rogers and such of_
fleers of the navy as the secretary of the
navy will please to name, and can with con,,
venience, will attend the committee tostate
their modes of defence.—That a circular
letter be addressed to the principal officers of
the navy, requesting from them memoirs and
plans oi the measures they would adopt, to
I defeat attacks with torpedoes while vessels
arc at anchor or under sail. The objuc.tiehs
being received shall be examined before 'he
committee, and such as require it shall be
proved by experiment; if alter the combi
nations of ropes,chains, booms, spars, nets,
&c. have been investigated and experiment
ed, it shall appear that 1 can defeat all such
precautions, and send the torpedoes under
ihe bottom of the vessel, the report of the
committee containing the plans, details and
experiments, should be satisfactory to con i
gress, as far as relate -to such means of de-!
fence, and it will lie unnecessary to repeat1
them on the meeting of congress in autumn. ;
At which time I propose that a vessel in the '
Potomac be put under the direction of the
opponents to the system, for them to load and
strengthen in such manner as they may
deem a most effectual resistance ; that they
anchor her and put out their nets or booms,
or put her unde, weigh, back her, or fill her
at pleasure, and I believe I shall shew in ail
cases the torpedo will go under her, e.nd
that I shall not fail to blow her up. If I
succeed to defeat all precautions before men -
tioned, it follows that the ship will have no
other mode of defence than the fire from her
cannon and small arms ; her bpats cannot,
defend her, for she cannot put out a suffici- j
entnumber to contend with 30 or 40 torpedo
boats, that the lire from her cannon and
small arms cannot protect her, has been prov
ed by hundreds of instances of hoarding ves- !
sels from boats, where the danger was much !
greater than it can be in harpooning, and by j
examples of valor in taking rc loubts or for
tifications by storm. If all other difficul
ties be surmounted, the experiment of pos~
itive attack must be left to a time of actual
war.
You will perceive that to do justice to the
experiments, some months may be required,
that consequently they could no’ be perform
ed during the present session of congress.—
It is justice due to your liberality, and a du
ty which I owe to the nation and to the arts,
that nothing may be left undone which may
lead to a fair investigation of the power of
torpedoes. I have never wished the go
vernment to adopt them as a means of de
fence until their utility shall be proved by
satisfactory experiment. My whole time
and attention are now directed to w.iys and
means to secure success. Audi have the
pleasure to inform you that every plan of
booms, chains, nets,&c. which I have yet
seen instead of being obstructions, will by a
new combination on my part, really facili
tate my operations, and enable me todestroy
a vessel with much less risk of my men than
if she had no such tackle. 1 have thought
proper to mention my having made such im
provements, that gentlemen opposed to the
system may exert themselves to devise
means of defence, and I shall feel much o
bliged to those who will have the goodness
to send me their objections or plans of dc
fence by drawing or letter directed tome at
New-York. To this, I hope there can be
no objection, as all plans of attack or defence
which may he discovered must become pub
lir.. 1 hope, genMemen, to lay before you
in autumn such a report on the experiment
as will give you pleasure, and induce many
good men who voted against the bill, to be
come friends and advocates of the svstem.
KOBT. FULTON.
- i ~~i TIT11 ~ -
[BY AUTHORITY]
LAWS OE THE UX1TED STATES.
AN ACT
Mating further appropriation* for completing the
Capitcl, and for other purpose*.
BE it enacted by the Senate and House of Re
presentative* of the United States of Arte
rial, in Congress assembled, That an addition to
the appropriations heretofore made, the follow
ing sums of money be, and the same are hereby
appropriated, to be applied under the. direction
of toe President of the U. States, to the purpo
ses hereinafter mentioned, that istoaav:
For sculpture and warming ami ventilating the.
chamber of the House of Representatives, seven
thousand five hundred dollars;
For defraying the expence of completing the
'■ourt room, and the officers of the judiciary o(l
♦he east side, completing the Senate chamber
p
stopfongllift leaks In the roof oflhe north wing
<>f lYe Capital, twenty tlm'iund dollars)
F jr n pairs lo the President's house Jk officers,
five thousand dollars
Sr.c. 2. And it- it further enact'd. That it br
the duty of the Superintemi.v>t ol the City of
Washington, pH;;- to uny turther advances of
money being ip.-ule, to call for nil claims o»» a« -
rcuiit ol materials furnished or work tlanc in the
Public buildings in order that the same may be
liquidated :»wd paid.
Sec. 3. And be it farther enacted, That the se
veral sums of money hereby appropriated, shall
he paid out of any money in the Treasury nat o~
therwisc appropriated.
J. n VAHNUM,
Speaker of the //. it re of J'epresentatives.
JOHN GAILLARD,
President of the Senate, pro tern.
Approved,
JAMES MADISON.
May 1, 1810.
AN ACT
For the relief of Arthur St. Clair.
T3F. it enacted by the Senate and lijuse of Pe
A-p prtsenta: veto/the United States of America
tn Congress assembled, a oat the i'ievident
ot t1',' United States be, and he |i?re' — jg
aoth •• sed to cause to be paid out cf.nv monies
vv.ucu may be in the Treasury not otherwise
appropriated, the sum of t wo thousand duliars to
Arthur St. Clair, who served in tiie army of the
United States throughout the ie» ohitianaiy war :
Provided, the said Arthur S . CUir shall, pre
vious tw the receipt of the s od sum of money,
S",K" *t release ot ah claim f ir iurt . r rttnuticra!
; on from the government f.r set-vires rendered,
o.' money advanced by l».:n liurisig liic revolution
ary war. %
J ft. VARNUM,
i Sficakei of the Il~use of Representatives.
JOHN GAILJ.ARI),
‘ , President of the Senate, pro tola pore.
May 1. 1810.
Avi'iiovtu,
J \MES MADISON.
AN ACT
For the relief of P C Id Enfant.
BE it enacted by the Senate and House of Re
present ui-.vcs of the United States of,ivi
nca in -Congress assembled, That tl.tr Secreta
ry of .he Treasury- be authorised and directed to
psy to 1’. C. 1.’Enfant, out or any monev in the
Treasury n >t otherwise appropriated, »!v sum
of aix hundred and sixty six dollars Ik two thirds
[ with legal interest from the fust day of March
one thousand seven hundred and ninety two, as
compensation for his services in laying out the
pitnof the City of Washington.
J. B. VAHNUM
Speaier oj the House if Representatives.
JOHN G A ILL Alt D,
. President tf the Senate pro temp ire.
ArrRovLD,
JAMES MADISON.
May 1, lSlu.
AN ACT
Allowing compensation to Robert Robinson.
RE it enacted by the Sena’r and House of Re
presentatives of the Unit d States of America.
i in Congress assembled. That there *hall be paid
! out of the Treasury of the United Slates, out of
i any monies therein. not otherwise eppropi iat-.d,
the sum offive hundred dollars to Robert Kobin
i si n, in full compensation for fir extra services
I as clerk to the board of commissioners at Kn«
i k kins, and as interpreter and transcriber oftl.e
; d decent Ur, gouges, and as agent to the
; b ia: .1, end for conveying the report of die com
it. sinners to the scat of government of the Uni
ted States.
I J B VARNUM.
Speaier of the House of Represent .lives.
JOHN GAILT.ARI).
President of the Senate, pro t< Vipere.
j A I PROVED,
JAMES MADISON.’
May 1, 1810.
AN ACT
Cottfirmirg the decisions of the commissioners in
favor of the claimants of land in the district cj
j Kaskaskias
nli it enacted hy the Sen ate and House of He
present alive 3 of the United States of Amvri
. f'i, in Congress assembled, Thai *11 the decisions
made bv tlie cnrointssr.tiers rppointed fir the
! purpose of examining the cl-tirra of pi-rsonr,
j claiming lands in the distrirt of Kisk.nskia, in
j favor of nucii claimants as rntertd in the trans
cript of decisions, bearing date the thirty fir *
! day of December, e ighteen hundred and niiic,
which have bten transmitted hy tl>e said com
' m>«sionors to the Secretary of the Treasury ac
i cc rdihjj to law, be, end the same are hereby con
firmed.
J. B. VAT1NUM,
Speaker of the House cf Hep: rsentativss,
JOHN Ci A ILL A HI),
President of the Senate, pro tempore,
Aitroved,
JAMES MADISON.
May 1, 1810.
\7~ IKGIi’JIA.—At a Superior Court of Chan
» eery, hoiden at the Cap'dol, in the city of
Richmond, the first d iy of February, 1810.
Joseph Field, administrator of Betsy Field, de
ceased, his late wife, who was for .only the re
lict of John Knox, deceased, Plaintiff.
Agai t»ST
William Dent, administrator of George Dent,
»n>l John Shumate, junior, and Joseph Shumate,
D fendilnts.
rir-. Defendant, William D nt, imt having
entered hi* appearance and given s enritv • -err
d'r e to the act of assembly, and the rules of this
ro -.rt, r- l i’ appearing to the satial-cfmn ef the
erirt, that lie is not m inhabitant of this country,
on n >lioo of the piniutifTby counsel, It it order
ed, Fliat the said defendant do appear here, on
ttr fr si day < f the next term, anil answer ih'.
biji of the pi lintiff ; nnd flirt a copy of thin or
de- 1'• forthwith inserted in s me news j>* «’i
published in the city of Richmond, for twonio mbs
su cessivcly, and posted at the front door of the
Ctpitol, in the said city.
A Copy, 'Pcstc,
PETER TIXSLEY, c c.
M r'di 30.
w8-.v
TlEMALE K.niJCATION—The Trusts s'of
5. the ANN SMITH ACADEMY, inform
tl«- public that the summer session will con
ml nee on the thir<l Wednesday in May next
Upwards of forty young ladies can b” sccorr.mo
dated with boarding by the steward, in the Aca
demy where Miss Smith resides, and it e remain
derin gemeei families in town, The established
refutationof Miss Smith, (who Is assisted by
Krwsrd Graham, Esqr. a gentleman of conside
rable literary attainments,) and the satisfaction
expressed by those parents, who have placed
th ir daughters at this seminary, induces the
trtistees to believe tliat it affords as many advun
tafes as anv similar institution ; and as a health)
anil agreeable situation, during the summer, it is
perhaps unequalled.
T.ie charge for board, washing and every ne
cessary accommodation per aesiiou, of 5 months,
ir • £> oO 00
Tuition Fee, 12 .50
Music, 3 6 00
Dancing (if required,) 9 00
Payable in advance.
Publithed by order of fir Hoard,
J. LLT8VRN, Cirri.
I<exington, May i. y.V.v
VIRGINIA.— At a Sup-—*.or r,'-»*rt of Cbi*i>
cei-v, hnhlcn at the Capitol, in the cry of
Richmond, the fir** tiny id' February, fK»y.
Thomas Crutch* . Sebc i t Ct*»ji«’hei-, Cbm le*
Foiishec and J uey Id , wife, Benjamin h-cldm k
Susanna Ids w fo, Robert Ciutc’.ier, a ictr...
*'ir «d J«din Eo>isbe«*, aid S--*ra!i Wuahef*. Ed**.
h-'’.l> Sk i d, Ci ietvHv Crutri r, V.'iMiam Crutch*
er, cnc’ KoSci. Crutch**r, Henry Crotchet-, Mar*
K^ret 1 mein**-, Achilles f-need. admiiisM'-atocof
Msry S reed, Sarah Crutcher and Suuftfi, Id Pitt*
and Elizabeth his wile, PZaiutifft.
Aotiyjr M
Tin m->s Crutcher, cx--*cu*nr of Tims Crutch
er, dec’d. Christopher Blackburn- and Reuben
Chapman, D.Jendantt. y
1 III- Defendant, Thomas Crutcher, not liar*
’n£ ♦‘••tered his apimarunct and given security ac
curding to the r.et of assembly, and the rules of
tins court, and it appearing to the satisfaction of
the court, th:*t he is not an inhabitant of this
country : On motion or the* by counsel,
It tt ordered, 'i hat the said defendant tut appear
l.orr, i.n the fir it day of the next term, and an
swer the bill of the plaintiffs ; and that a copy of
•his order be forthwith insert <1 in n.-nr.e news
oijvr pnHishivt in the city oCUi J.in.ni.1, for
j .vo months suercssiv aid pj.-ud a. the front
door oi the capitnl, i.; ti,e s_id city.
A Copy. T tv,
PETER riXSL hr, c c.
March 30. „S,V
\J 1KGIM —At u Mij.-noi- Court ut Chan*
eery, hoh’.t e at the Capiti.l, in th.; cit$ of
i Richmond, the 14*h day of Eebriurv. 1810
j J *s strut:..r, * PU.rMf.
AC A t .VST
J the 8—. i :v--on, 2l.-C.rd tut.
- HE d. * 'mho t not hiving enlrrr d i’.’.j* . ppcar*
.ia< c an 1 jj.Veii security according to tin- act of
assembly, an.l l!ic rules of litis imi;t, »u l it ap
pen-mg to the .satisfaction t».e c<.nnt, tiiat he
is not an inhabitant of this country, on motion of
tur pi lint .1 by c lUo.sel, It m ordered. That the
s-*id rh .''-rid-tut do appear here on the first day
of the next term, and answer the bi'.l of the
plaint:fi ; ana that a copy of tl. a m dej lie forth
with insert* d in some newspaper pub! died in
- • • r-r* • iucu in
t.ie c»ty < i lochuiMiitl, !• r two momlis ducces
Mvr’v. and posted :*. the front do- r of the Capi*
tol in the said city.
. PETER TINS LPT, c c.
A pnl 11), v/g w
At;» !Mip*':»ior Court of Chan
^ \ eery, haitl-Ti at. the C ipitol, in the city of
Richmond, the 22d day of February, 1S10.
Lawrence Berry and Joim TayL' l,.)niaT.
Didi miffs.
ilCAlNST
Robert L. Blackburn, Townsheml S. Dade,
administrate^ of Robert ••«*?} . deceased, and
- . n.ccs Short, executrix cf Finnnas Short decca*
Sl •rii - t r i Defendants.
rHu. defendant, Robert L. Blackburn, not
having entered his appearance end giver securi
I ty according’ to the :.ct of assembly, Si rules of
this court, and it appearing’ to i,|.; .safi!,f.,rtioit *v‘
! t ie court, tli::t he is not bn ir.hnb-.t'irt of this
j country, on notionofthe pb-.muffs, ny counsel;
It it or.arrt!, 1 ;iai toe su > ;■ nj I r, , appear
I hen: on the ib-st day of the next >■ . in and »n
| swer ti»e hillafthc pluintuis ; ;.nl in .it a copy of
I t|iu or..t:!' be ! rtii \v it It in ■ rt ir d i it c ,n: o new 3
i paper pul In.tod in the city of Richr i md, for two
j months »m • *si\.,ly, . nj posted at the front
door of the C$pilof n the said city.
A Copy. Teste.
I j. .1 l.tt TJNSJ.EY, c c.
! April '3._ ^ wGw
' \TUtOl.'iiA—. At n l-;:;p«;rior C. :• t of CJimtt"
1 y ^ ce y. hcld'n v tlie Capitol, i:. t!ic city of
j R’C.mtond, the brnt 1 ’ ’y c.i Xebruarv, 18t0
Chatnpe Brotke.ibrougli, ' d taint iff.
Thomas Miller, William r.rdlcr. Edmund Pen
d;et<> : J..mes Dunlop, survivor of ' ) .i.lops' and
(L oss, Henry Wright and H >bf n ',v ? - exe
cutors of James Wright, d c’d Georg• Catlett,
Wdliam S.*h, John G Catlett, Samuel Sale John
) I’.well, Will' un 13-.ru turd, executor of John
Jfspknis, dec’d Jane S dc, M.irj. tret Hurd, exe
cutrix of John ilord, deed Hcub. it Tur.icr, Yel
vc-rton Stern, executor of Peyton St.on, dec’tl.
Reu'i-ri Saunders, John Tuner mul George Ter
rt'.l, fin .ner high lliuri.T of Car-jlisi:- -oiu.iy..
Dr fend tints.
| THE defen l nts, Jdhn Dunlop „n i s -»ucl
Sale, not having cuterc their appearance and pp.
v«*n Security according to the art of a iser.t'.de, aiul
t'.e r dex < ' this court, audit appeariig to the
satisfaction cf the court, that they ar- not
inhabit-in':» of Ilfs country ; on motion cf the
pl tisiiif; f.y counsel: It it at d.rctl. 1 hat the sod
defendants (to appear here on the first, dry of tlie
next term, and ans wer the lull of the plaintiff; U.
'imt s cm,., ur tids order lie fo tliwitii iiin-rted in
s me newspaper publistK-d in to<*. city of Kioh
mond, <for two months succi ss.vely, and prujtjd
ul toe front door of the csuitol in the said city.
A Copy. Teste,
DETER TINSLEY, c. c.
April 13. . v/Sw
Ik&lAlA—fit a SofmriorCourtot Ct-urice*
» ry, holdc i at Mir; C i;>ito), in tlie city of
Richmond, We 2Glh bay ot February, 1 HO.
James Ritchie Sc Co. Plaintiff's.
Ao a i M*T
Moset Creep., who was executor of \Vi'liam
Creen, Ann Green widow and relict of William
Green, dec’d. Elizabeth Green, widow, df.\ sea
and executrix of V.'illiam Green, jr. <b ’<’ r,-,n.
■ is Wvatt Gr -a, Peter May re mil E'r nor It s
wife, John Poindcx*er, Henry Cftmp and Eliza
beth his wife, George Thomas & Mtuy lot* w fe,
Daniel Stringer and Milly his wifi;,*Kalin ii i
Pii'knrd and Lucy Coleman his wife, art! Y, •
beth Slaughter; aad the heirs of John Cn • >
wit: I*-* v'.me M"s s Green, Thoma: ?!<• .1
Elizabeth It’S wife, J dm V/. Green, r ly s vj
li. iruf William Green, v/lm wji; son and heir of
the said John Grr«'n, dec’d. i<n I
daugh’frs end c «>-!.«.»» esses of Robert Gre'jti, v. ho
was also a son of the raid John G <.en, d-cci 'ed,
J3 'fenjunt*
THE defendants, Eliz'ibr'h Gre» n • -u! Fr n
res Wyatt Gr -cn, ?v>t living entered them rj».
pcaranc end given security according to the set
i f assembly, an.! the rules t.f this cr tirt, an '’
it appearing to the s itisfaclion of the caurt. that
they arc not inhabitcuts of this country ; <>n mo*
*.i .n efthe pi lipt.i'.s by counsel; It i~. e? ..'.••re/,
Tliat the said defeiidar.'9 do appear he x on »•,<*
first dry ( f (he nexlttnn, *»rid answer the I ill of
the plaint ills ; and that a copy of (his order he
forthwith inserted in some s •wspvprr published
in the city of Richmond, for two moot!.* su v - 3
s'vely, mul posted at the front d.x>f oiY.ie Capi
tol m the vmd city.
A Copy. T-ste,
VETER TINSLEY, r c.
April 13. wPw
T N ronfornf'y lo a decree in ch incerv, of the
£ Com y G*i. «>f fns'Ie Got, Court one
tin u and eight hundred and eight; Will hr
•old, on a credit of twelve month*, at HrlitUx
court-house, on Tuesday, tlie twenty ninth day of
Msy, next, it being the second day ofihermi
county court, nine hundred and sixty acre* : f'
Lam], by late survey ; or so much thereof, as
will be sufficient to satisfy the purposes of the
said decree—this Land lies in *ho county afore
said, on the waters of Difficult creek, and be
longs to the estate of Ann R. Robertson, dre’d.
ami will he shewn to any person vi hing to view
the same, previous to the day ofsale by rapt,
Robert Wade, living near the premise*, or ml.
John Clark and Col ?feur\ £ Common, tin Ex
ecutors, vho will err etc a deed t • the porch •*
»er, agreable to the said decedent’s will, arid d. »
cree of the court .
JJY THK COMMISSIONERS.
April If. >n