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-*Jg- ,u»a Mgysgaraae
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c i. H.GIRARDIN
HAH the pleasure to inform hit Patrons,
and the Parents and Guardians of
i vmjrth, la‘general, that the teacher of the
Krolism Bhahcuks announced in his
Proviso** NotIC*. will be Mr. Francis
lower, a gentleman recommended by Eu
ropean characters of high respectability ,
,,;to the venerable.Doctor John Carrol, Bish
op of Baltimore, and whose conduct, and
fl^play of abilities^ have uniformly been
auch as /to justify the eulogies of his
friends.
In a letter to L. H.Girardin the R. R.
Dr. Carroll expresses h mself, respecting.
Mr. Power, in the following terms.
•« Mr Power is very respectably connect
ed—hia manners 8c address are highly gen
tlemanly. Besides, possessing the talents
requisite for teaching the branches
mentioned in your letter, he lias res
pectable testimonials of his ability to give
less ns in the Classics, Greek and Latin, ,
and in the Mathematics, In short, I do not
ih.nk that you can find in America a per
son better fitted for the employment, in
respect boih to character and abilities.
One of Mr. Power’s qualifications is to
ape;.k the French language, &c»”
Very satisfactory specimens of Mr Pow
ei’s penmanship may be a*en.upon ap*
pi '-auon to L II. Girardin, by such Par.
e«»U and Guardians, as attach to that
branch a peculi-r value
In consequenceof the above, L. H. Gir
ardin’s es*abtishment willj from tha first
of Sept, next, stand on the following ba*
Sis r
The Greek, Latin, French and Italian
ij 'Languages, Geography, Civil aud Natural
4 History, and, eventually, the literary and
moral course will be taught by L. H. Gift.
Jvritih, occasionally aided by F. Powkr,
ffin teaching Geography anil the ancient
Ct/ssics.
Natural Philosophy, (Text book, Cav
alio) and the Mathematics, compicnenmng
demonstrated JH'TS^petic, Algebra, Ge.
6*T>etry '(withrits various applications to
A siroponiy ^Surveying^tend N av igation,)
Conic Secyons, Fluxions^Mtlitary For id
eation an/ Gonn/ry»-b) J<\n VVcod.
fipellMfc Re/hi.f, Wrkng, English
Gramm*, ReuKHllft Com^uion, Prac
tical Aaithmelic, Book Keeping, ttn.—
By'FHAiicisPowKR. Jy
PrucGcV of the French lAriguage^ vi;,
Reading, »elimg, and Spiking French
-~>By C:t k a\fts F u^nw.
It is #arnesu9*lfrtT^d that Mr. E. Ran
dolph will carry into ext cuttou his im> n.
dtd plan of lecturing either at the CapL i
tol, or in some othtr convenient place, up
on UhetoriCj Law, andj perhaps* Political
Economy.
L.. H. Girardin has now removed his fit.
niily to Richmond, with an intention to de»
vote himsrli more particularly than ev r
to the instruction <»t youth, To the ft nait
pupils Mrs.,Girardin will extend a par
tlealar, and* inueeu, maternal attention —
touag Ladies,’ mac lor a moderate dis
tinct charge, ttgqm* at j-te Acrtpemy/the
<wmumental ar«i*iW^rfs x.anus^*pe, Fi»
gure. ami flower drawing, and painting,
together with Vocai Jed Instrumental Mu*
I l sic. The choice of Masters for those
branches shall be entirely left to Parents
and Guardians.—It is contemplated spee
dily to uriut both the rules and the terms.
Ccqjies oi'the same will be delivered to ap.
i plic&nts. Suffice it to premise that the rul**s
I rluill be rational and npld, yet, such as
■ energetically to promote boiii intellectual
► and moral »m prove mint. The pnmaty,
i the sacred objects ol a achooHshali to no
f irtiai.ee be sacrificed to undue considera*
fajiis,—As to the terms, L. ti. Girardin is
convinced that they will b> found-sraiirs
fac’ory, never having cohered a reluc.
three on the part 01 Patents Vud GuArui
ai\s to be jout, nod even Uberlj, wnere a.
kihties, zeal, and system are combined.
Tuc above plan will be carried into o-«
Deraiion trom the first-of September next
at the borne lately occupied by ivir. k.!
Randolph. near the Canuol
L.H. Ou/AKDliV.
Richmond, July k6th, o.
P. S. Mr. John rpoaes to have
in Ul% OVtl.iop A ikibb tui l..u8>
fee titintr fr'Uoae i liJe o «y no.
tier mil them to cs»cns, at the
A• i'fenty. ~ » a ,n
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• 'Penitentiary biort,
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AND f
DOMESTIC WAREHOUSE.
D. J. Burr,
In addition to the artitkt manufactured at the
PcMuntiary, o5er< for *a'c an allotment ,
or(stadaof
Home i* fact lire ;
Vi* ; fine andtobu^^fof every deserif ‘ton.
V A rtipir supply oPcet:o^cloth on CofU’Emricnt
the providentt manufactory, and vlll be
Vo!'i af ihe piece at the mill prices, viz :=r»H*d
ti< l-ir.r, ttrlpet. cbe-'t*,ami plaincio'.h*. Spun
r. «> >f.. .»> , •;... i»ie I
Ur> .a •fade Gthen Sheetinp. Richmond Gun
Potvdr hr tho keg, warranted of superior qua)* 1
t»yr t hiUlelthta I’ortar and Ale in cast s and
h'i'fff*,*n<i n.-*:.n barr<‘s.*sn
Utt'-.r.i* L .rh*ep<Uf>ot f.tirt, Wax Calf
sno liizcle Roans. . i
FeL .t»i<y 1.0 IHl'U if
$ ■'P* »Vanted tottiaahy tha year, a good .
r.c, o/fctt.
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lw C'ci/KeiL, July 20tf, 1810.
tn’ tS ADVIfiEI), That in future no
' ill for f.tter.danre on Courts Martial
V e i<4 v a* Juds,e ^vdrs^eaw, Meddlers nr
IWRn'fSpea^.be ref\reJpo the Auditor,for
' adjhit.merit, bnMl a
o* siith court isar.lMiwi'y aotheo^cr.ud
by the Prcifd'uit nrnJ .rVge Ailvotaee, thnll
be received by the Executive s A'.d ;h ,t
thift advice be published .u the Aigue .>nd
lv.queer for six W’*x* and t. opf*-* thereof l
ivtitosnl ti.u cotfim^tkdauta ot L; visions., i
Lriga b-s and Kr.||*fnrncii, , v < (
Exited from the minutes. I
Arrest, i
Dane. l. hyi.ton. r
i tciK w; ihe Council- ;
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Fresh Medicines. \
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V AJL&KOGERS
Have just received a large and (roxru
pk-te assortment of Iresh selected MP.DL'
L11NES anil DttUGS nt the laves; impor
tation*—which, in addition to their former
noett, form as extensive and gcm.r«l an
assortment in that.lme, as can .he found in
this Qity. Medical practitioners,ana Gen
tlemen who sell medicines, will now he a.
ble to get supplied on terms that will meet
their approbation, by calling at the tictr*
iNTeritciue Store, a few ditors above the
Market Bridge in tbit City.
A few patent Methcmes enu
merated (viz.)
Steer’s Chemical Opodeldoc
Bateman s Drops
British Oil
Essence F-.'ppermint
Turliugtoo’s Balsam of life
Dr K.-.Wkon’a celebrated
Itch Ointment v
do do Genuine anti.biHou*
and Stnm..ch>c Buters
do do Worm Powders
Wheaton** I«cli Uiutmeut
Craig's do do %
Dr Lee’s Genuine Windham
Bilious Pills
Anderson’s do
Hooper’s do
Doctor Thompson’s anunatie Tooth Paste
ditto 4 Eve W/fr
Febrifuge fc»ctAay for Ague 8t Fever
Illinkiey’> Infajw^Ccmedy for the Piles
Dr Cooley’s Vegetable LUxeror Cough
Drops
Genuine Spice Bitters
—ALSO—
A General assortment of SU-RGl
nl tVCI'li ITU OVUI! ___ .
diuiitei ate #
An assortment ofPERFUM' RY,
consisting ot Essence of Buvgamot, Laven.
der^ Hoses, Lemon, Mitkloi Roses, tec.
tec. ?.
A variety ot SOAPS! ^Windsor,
Hose, Almond, Violet, Oaf tel, Vfemtian, tec.
i'ice’s Chemical cajuApouiid tor
cleaning Boot ..Tops and Saddles, which
w 11 Cake out mams, produce a tine comur
anti g ve an elegant yloss.
t AINj ER'o COLOURS of every
descriptor among wuich are, While
Lead, dry unu ground rn Otirf £w.framed]
Spanish Brown do. Ited Bead, Spunsn
Wiuuiiig, Prussian Blue, Bp uce Veilow,
stole do. Patent do teutj;Ldo Vermillion j
Lake, tie ve’s Water Colourt., Paint j
Uruuiri^ tec. tec s
ti - ti ERb* Si A PERI tLS, a very |
Cienei ai a&sot tn>em, comprising almost ev -
ry art cle u*ru uy liatt^rs tor making then
cor-ors, preparing their skins, tec* tec
L) \ itito *can be supplied with al
most every ariicto used ay them in their
line ot iiu&ii.ess.
bB.iZlEhb will also rind Window
Gla'.s and Putty by calling as above.
H-chmbml, 23d Al y, ltflO.
Gun Powdery
vVarrnnted cf » SuMgior quality In Kejs
and Cauuisters. / V
SulfclretrCy
English Rchiicu, in Casks and Keg*. For
sate by L>. J. bURR.
—W ANTED—
A quantity of Willow wood*for which a
liberal, price wtil be paid. A negro l id
w> I be taken apprentice to the Cooper’s
ti adf. t f.
NOTICE.
u ECUSSJTY corn pals me to make far.
•A ther application t&all those who arc
.naooted 10 tne trustees Vibe Richmond A.
judemy, oy sales of lot^vyi tickets of the
irst and second cla?* and voluntary su •>„
(cript>or..i, a;:d ail such are hereby requci*
ttcVto’ttiSke payment ’o ctit snosciiber to!
euanle vat budding eommiree 10 pay all ar„ !
rear* or work Qmmf £na to 'procure
rr.aterials tin* wintcrim %£t-r ui pr<>cee
mth the wor uiw being sor the
tUUCUli ISUwin ', i oiT>a
it«nu lit-m to republican pi in
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KicnaiMvl, July 26, 1KIU.
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FRV.NCH TUIIlON. '
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Mr. HYACIN TH CKUSOLLF.S,
Lately frn*> / HI tr or* Cdlepr, J
be hie u«j/»t U,i« Pitnch Iv^tingr,
eiP^ Itcv fbr Actderoy wulb
). UoyU an4. uC Ur* y. In** f e honor
f infbimtnjj the nfnabitante of the city of
tichcnotd, that ho wii| *ife pr<v«t.? tee.,
on*, »n «hr Ftench » nv»niy$r. Appnceti.
lie i* bc unau« to Jpib ut UtC Aoulemy.
llfj
Thorough bred fforscs for Sah.
ON the Srith September- next, at ray
Plantation in the cauoiy of Fluvanna,
called Upper Bronco, will be offered for
Sale to the highest bidder, on a 'credit ©t
12 months my stock, of
Blooded BforsesS4
consisting -of two Stallions, oce t ymirs old
last spring anil distinguished by his succes
tul performances on the turf—the other 3
years old, of high form and great beauty
several brood Mares, two eery elegant
yearling Colts, and two Fillies—all of tha
most approved crosses and genuine blood
as wdl be shewn on the day of Sale by
authentic pedigrees In the possession of
JNO. H. COCK.E*
N. B. About 40 head of sheep will at.
so be offered for sale at the same time.
J.H. C.
NOTICE.
n Y Vlrttfe of a Deed of Trust, made tt
the Subscriber by William Davidsor
and Cunningham Burton, dated the 14ih ol
February, 1807, and recorded in the Cour
of' Hustings of the City of Richmond, to se.
'cure the pay meat ot a sum of money dot
to Prosser « Moncure,
Will be exposed to sale at Auction, o*
(he premises, ior ready money, on the nrsi
d.y ot next month, the
JLot of Ground
mentioned in that Dewtf of Trust, Sc wbicl
is described in theAeedin the following
words. “ A ctrtaiiw La^of (,round lyioj
and being in the Ci’lfof^Richmond, con.
taming twemy four iwt Tm the main street,
to the line ot Walter Shelton’s Lo*, thenci
back with the line of suid Sheltou*s Loi
fifty feet, thence twenty four teet to thi
'cross street leading by Todd’s Lot, thenci
|fifty teet to the sad mam street, it beinj
Lot or parcel ot Land which the atoresaU
William Davidson and Cunningham Bur.
i ton purchased of Isaac Hail and Mary hi!
j VV ite, as per deed from said Halt and Wift
to said Davidson and Burton, dated tbi
26th day of ApiU 1805.’*
l'lte Sait will commence at 11 o’
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FUEDfcRlck PLEASANTS, Trustee
Hiclimoi.d, Atg ist 3d, lb 10.
t*d»3
AoA OilS,
Offers for Sale, first Door below the
lieu Tavern,
FIRST and Second quality Muscovadc
dug.tr in Hhds, and Barrels, Loaf Su«
gar in Hhds Tierces and Barrels, Prime
Green Colice in Bags and Barrels, lmperi.
at, Hysv.>n, and Young Hysou Teas, Ap„
pie brandy in Baireis, Madeira Wine in
qr. Casks. A constant supply of London
Mustard at the New York, price, Windsor
boap, Common do. Mould Canutes, Glass
Ware, 10 by 8, 12 by 10 and 14 by 12
Window Glass, Powder & Shot, Aitum,
Copperas, Brimstone, Nutmegs, Cioves,
Mace, Ginger, Allspice, Pepp,. r,/Iyct*a
doming Liquid Blacking lor Boots and
dboes, with a variety of other articles,
— \LSO—
A few hundred Grose Bottle Corks of a
large ktze.
Richnt. nd, August 3d, 1810.
Rappahannock Low Grounds
FOR SALE.
THE subscriber is anxious to dispose
of that VALUABLE TRACI OP
LANU. km.wn by the name of Tbmflk's
Quartbh, situated in the county of JEv
sex, and lying immediately upon the Rap.
Piibatirock, two miles bc’cw the totr of
Tumuhknnor.lt. There are in this (met
by a late smvcy, 473 acres \ about cne
ha»f of wit oh It cb-inC-d and under a good
fence * the rema nd«p # heavily timber*
ed with pine, r' Vj and locust
Toe m>pi oveatn "ier«Jsucti as are necesi
sary to secuielfce craqa^ There are up.
0*1 this land l>e%eenjjniee ana four hun.
dred thrifty app^^rees, and atiuut two
hundred choice iree*. Fish, oy».
te.s and wild f^l rtVay be taken at all
times in the abates; am^iulance and with
very lit le labour*
The sub ertber counting upon prudent
purchase s who always judge for hem.
s' Ives, deems tt unnecessary to enlarge
upon he numeruu, advantages resulting
tri m the boll and si uation of this most
valuable little.fatm* It is sufficient to say,
th'at ihe ftrTnne* woo would freely spend his
strength upon a genet i us foil, will here
iiod (lie rich reward of all his toils.
Tne teems of sale will be made known
uy application to Anderson Sco t, jr. at
Mrs. Nelson’* boarding house, in the city
3| Richmond, or'to the *ub»crbcr resid
ing at hi» neat near NJduty’s tavern, in
b.sbtx Pleasant Retinal
? JOHN JoNrS.
Kssex Cur.nty, Aug, 1. 1310 4w .
JUS i R&CftlV-ED,
And lor ityiicby thcSulytnb r9,
30 Jihdh I'rime Ami-aft* Rum,
Fieah lirperial/VliUirg Jfyabn
and ou hong Teal* Chest*
and tfoJU*3—Alfcwjjpnpcrtal |a
J.cad (/Adders, i/fjmperibr
qiinltty. ’ ’ jg
20 bis. Prime Creeti Goffea*
Also in Store,
JO Tierces prime Upland Whiskey
30 bbta Old ifouble Distilled do.
Together with ijieir usual supply of
HA K D W A R K.
BRYSON k rAUKHILL.
Richmond) August 3d, 1310. (t. f.)
War $r,vTtr:acn't, Jc;iy..iO, 1SI$.
Notice, is hens by Giveru
i^HAT Separate propose'* wi lb*received stf
. the Office of toe secretary fdr lbel>p»rt:!
mentef War, until 12 o'clock at noon or th*.
first Monday in November next, Tor the supply j
af-a l ration* that m*y be required for the ust 01 ]
the United States, from tbe ist day of June!
1811, inclusive, to' tbe 1st day of June 1312,
within the States, Territories and Districts fol
lowing, trie
lsr. At Niagara, Detroit, MichUitnaekinsr,
Fort Wayne, Chi It* go and in their immediate
vicinities, and any place os places, where troops
arc or tniy be stationed, ’marched, or recruited,
wl’hin the territory of Michigan*
2nd, At any p.aee or place* where troops are
or may be stationed, marched^ m- recruited with
in the states of Kentucky end Teofies«e,
3rd, At Beile Fontaine, Fort Osage and Btlle
Vue ami at any place or places wheroftroops art
or may be stationed, marched or reclamed with,
in the state of Ohio and Illinois, Indiana and
Louisiana territories, except Fort Wayne and
Cnikago and their immediate vicinities.
4th, At any place or places where troops are
or may be stationed, marched, oi recruited with
in tbe Mississippi and Orleans teriito
1 ries
Proposals will be received at the same time fer
supplying rations within the Distiicts afmesaid
• for two ycarv commencing on the lat day ot
June, 1811.
5th. At any place or places where troops ate
or may be stationed, marched, or recruited Within
• he district of Maine and state of NewHamp.
. afaiio.
6th, At any place or place* where troops are
or may be stationed, marched or recruited with,
in the state of Vermont.
Ttk. Ac any place or places where troops are
or may be stationed, marched or recruited within
; i»e »'ate of Massachusetts, the town of bpring.
; field excepted. ‘ •
8th, At any place or places where troops are
or may be stationed, marched, or recruited with
in the states of Connecticut and Rhode Island.
' 9th, At any place ot* place* Where troop* a>e
. o.-. may be stationed, marched, or recruited
within the s'atc of New-Ycrk, Niagara and us
dependencies accepted.
liah, rvt any place tr place* where troops
I are or may be stationed^ marched, or recruited
within the Hate of Near.Jersey.
llthj At any place or places where troop* sre
1 <>r may be stationed, marched^ or tecroited with
1 in the state of Pennsylvania.
12th, At arty place hr places troops are
or may be sta-iotudi marched jCTfruiied with,
in the s ates of Maryland, Lrcfevatc and tlu
District of Columbia. A J
lSth. At any place or placCT^here troops are
or may be -.tationeef, raarened, or recruited with
in the State of Virginia.
14th, A< any p ace or placet where troops are
or may be staiione ». marched or recruited with,
in the state af Noth Carolina.
15tn, At any pi&.e or places where troops are
or may be stationed, marched, or recruited with
in >hc sta-e of homb Carolina.
l(j:h, At Ocmuigee'Oa Fields, ani at any
place or placen where troops are or nuy be s-.a.
ioned, marched, or -ecrui.ed within me limit*
of the state of Gt o.gia,
, 17th, Propo-al» will also be received^ *s a j
f risaiJ, for the supply of all lations winch may
be requi ed by the United State?) far the troops
which ar« or may be stationed, marched^ Or re.
cruited wi.hin the town of Springfield in she
state of Itlaasachuset.s j and for the armorers
and other persons eiupvyed in the United Su es
Armory at that place,from ibe 1st. day of (une
1811* inc'usve, to the 1st day of June 181^.
A ration to consist of one pound and one
quarter of beef, or three quarters of a
pound of cprk) eighteen ounces of bread or
flour, one gill of rum, whiskey or brandy
anti at ibe rate of two quarts of salt, lour
quarts Of vinegar, tour pound of soap and
one pound and a h.itf oi candles to every
hundred rations. The priqes of the sever
al component parts Of the ration shall be
speeifiedaebut che tin ted States reserve
the r.ght of making such alterations in the
price of the component parts ot the ration
aforesaid* as snail make the price of cacti
part thereof hear a just proportion to tne
proposed pr.ee of the whole ration. The
rations are to be famished in such qu un
ties, that there shall at *4 times, during
the term ci tne proposed contract,, he iu(.
Cc'tnit for the c> nsuiup.ion of the troops
at Michiiimrtckniac* Detroit, Fort Osage,
and 15-1 c Vue* Chikago* for six momns in
acv/ tice, and at eacn oi tne -’posts on the
western waters* for at least three months
in advai.ee of good and wholesome provi. 1
sions, it the same shall be required. It
is aiso to be permuted to ail and every of-j
the commandiin i of fortified places or
posts_ to Call (or at seasons when the same
can be transported, pr at any timo in case
of urgency, such supplies ot like provisi
ons in advance, as in the discretion of Uae
commandant shad be deemed proper.
It is understood that (he contractor is to
be at the expence and risk of issuing the
supplies ip the troops and that all losses
sustained by the depredations of the ene.
my, or by means of >he troops of the Urn.
ted States shall be paid by tHe United
States at the price ot the etudes cap.
tored or destroyed as ai'bresaid, on the
deposition ot two or more person* of ere.
d .able characters, and the c^rtificate-o a
con.missioned ol/tcet, stating the Circum. I
stances of the loss( and the amount ot the I
articles lor wmch compensation shall he j
I cla med.
I be privilege is understood to bo re. j
served to the United States, of requiring |
tli l none of the supplies wnich iu..y oc
Furnished under any £f ths prbposfed cdn.
tracts, shall be issued, until tf>« suppues
whtch have been or fnMy be furnished on.
dcr the contracts now m force, have been
I consumed— nd that a supply- tn advarice
•nay b* tiw ys required at .toy of the fix.
ed posts on U.e seaboard, or Indian iron,
tier, not exceeding three mouths. j
w. husris.
The Editors of the newspapers who are {
authorised to publish life laws of the Urn. j
*«d States, are remlt'lfcd lo publish the
foregoing advertise merit twice a ty*ek, fur
lour successive weeks. * '
At*fWt;.t ft. 4 w
jv’ F I ER ho ki.t k e (ji i.i i ■
month the can um. -noio. •
I d.i 4 or 5 w:t|» ). /A kij,
i WAiilllNIj a iih ,ii
Thirty doilavA paid ift adv .
j Richmond, A Hid. ^ ^wltp
I Printimi., irj jAus various branches,
i fctatly occcutdBc the rkr^*is Oditc*
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Abby Yancey areTnTants, & so* by
*riah Yancey thejT next friend, a. which
said Kitty Thompson, Hhoda Thompson
- Mafy Thompson, John Thompson, Van*
cry, Thompson, Francis Thompson He
William Thompson^ are infants *. sue
by Wiliiam Beadles their next friend.
Com pit*
against
Lewis Tap, and Jane bis wife, Mann*
Yancey. Ann Yancey, Keziab Yancey/
A„lary Yancey, Absolem \ „cey, Charles
Y-ncey, William Yancey, and Elijah
Yancey,representativesol Charles Van*
cry dec’d. Lulls.
phE Dejts. net having entered their ap*
pear a nee and given security according
the act of Amenably, ana the rules of. this
C/urL and it appearing to the satEfaction
of the Court that the deft*, are not in*
habitants ot this Commonwealth. On tha
motion oi the pit*, by their counsel, It is’
Ordered, f li<tt the.said deft*, do appeax
here on the third Mjnaay in October, next/
I and answer the bdj of the pit*, and enter
'into bond with security to abide by and
, perform the future decree of tins Court—’
it that a copy of this order be forthwith in*
sorted in some Newa.Paper published ia
the Town or Hichtnond for eight wet Vs
successively, and be posted up two Court*
days successively at the front door ol ih«v
Court house of this county. "
A C#py Teste.
_W. tfaskcrvill, c. h. c. e.
Charlotte court, June Stay 1810.’’• . •• •'■?■»
Peter Stern, ■
against. ! ia
i Alexander Brownbe, and Wjlliam.J Chan*
! L. Thornton, 8c John W. Thorn. S cer„
ton executor* of Francis Thorn. *,
ton decM. J
THE defendant Browhbe no\aving en»er4
ed his eppcarance^cNBtaig |o the act ofv
assembly and theWics^f JTis %urt, and it
appearing to tUe fitisfa Jon <1 the court’
that he is not an fch&b Jnt n#this date,
on the motion of t* plaintlff/Gy his attor K
ney, It u ordered ^ hef^pear here
the Srst .day of September court next, and
etlEfr»h,B afPfiarancc and answer tKe plam
tifTs bill and give sesunty for perform*
mg the decree of the conrt, and that a co. *
py of this order be inserted in .i. _
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