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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-03
was granted to lay Ia his BIZ.
EEWBUR YPORT, GA. g.
Fran Gdal!a!obe.

We learn by Capt. Boardman, that reports
were in circulation al The Point, the day before
he failed, that the American prifoners, which
had been tal,tn from the New-York flip and
brig, together with the crew of the Snake in-;he-
erais, Of Salem, carried IN about the fame time,
had been liberated, and were about returning
home.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-03

~ the lhtient with the above, it appears that
4272 negroes have been imported iu.o this pori fnee
the ~ OF Jan. laato6 Of which from ports IN
the U. 8 TIE remainder from Africa & the w Indicy
cbari1eoa City Ces.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-03

Forty days quarantine has been impofed or
all vef!elS from the United States, arriving at IL
.v'rpool and the ports in Portugal, notwithhand-
mg the regularity of their health bills and pa
Pcrs. 80
Az 4 Mr. III.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-03

Captain Boyle who arrived at Baltimore oua
Sunday laft from the City of St. Domingo, iu-
forms that he left the city on the 9th feptem-
Der in perfect Tranquility and fafety that the
negroes had not yet made any movement. nor
was 1t expected they would towards thar place |:
that FINAL quantities of troops frequently arri-
we'd there from Cuba and other places THAI the
coinInifioncrs ofprivateers from Cuba and Porto
Rico were ordered to be called in and that &c.
veral captains of privateers were ordered to be
arretted by the General in Chief, for their infa-
nous conduct towards neutraIs n general. The
French were in poGefion of Port All Plate or the
north fde of the illand and had driven the
blacks as far as Monte Chrifc.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-03
Fort TeLaiee, OAab., %. 1901

y
Ma. FRENEAU--Igave MIR. Timothy yefterday a
lit of the number of veels that have arrived in this
port in the years Sol, 1902 and 1908; it was taken
from the book in hate; the coaers were rated with
the veels from foreign ports but BY the ncloed you
viii fid the Coating ve1els eparated from thoe from
foreign ports-by il you will fee that have adn,in;l
tered the oath and examined the captains Of 1929 vef-
iels in three years alfo gave Mr.. Timothy IN Of
the negroes brought into this port for fe rce the M
OF January, lSofbyit you willperceive from whence
they came and in what velTsls imported. There are
are all matters and things which concern the ,te Of
South-Carolna only, and which gives me valy more
trouble than the duty Of my company, ard what the
United States require OF Ale; yet have not one Jingle
cent allowed me for this extra trouble Z fepd WOW
this--perhaps you may think it worth place In yonr
paper; iffo, j: is at your iervice
am, fir, your moa o5edient,
And very humble iervant,
MICHAEL EALTrisrv.
A Liz Of VeGels arrived from Foreign parts, tie Can
tains Of which were examined at tbs pcrt and che
oath administered to them
In the year 1901, 1927
Do. do. 1902, u72
DO. do. 1908, s47
a lia Of coating yeffsls, the captains of which
were examined - this port, 9, the oath adnnifier-
ed to them.
In the year 1901, s7o
DO. do. 1902, 3,9
Do. do. 1908 so7
Total. 1899
BY the liz fent with the above, !, appears that
ACRE negroes have been imported ino this corr ce
-. n a. Z. In r.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-03

A hne thip called the Wet Point, about 500
tons burther, was launched from Mr.. Chcney's
ihip-yard in Hudfon on Thurfday ie'nnight.
several or1s'nai communications are poftpon-
ed, for the purpofe ofbringing into view large
portion OF the lateit foreign intelligence.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-03

Aaron Burr. Vice pfeEdent Of the u. s. arri-
we'd il ihis city on Wcduefday evening, aud left
X yeferday morning. There is fcarcely cub
lie PRINT IN the United states, which has proba-
bly, rendered this man impartial Juice AS ne
is once more TO aet An interfering part on the
public theatre, it is time that his character Ilould
be delineated By the pen % difntereted OBJ
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-03

a Iia Of coating veffsls, the captains of which
were examined - this port, 9, the oath arnifser-
ed to them.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-03

A Lin Of Vecls arrived from Foreign parts, tie Can
tains Of which were examined at this pert, and che
oath administered tn them,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-03

y the event, however, Of the average price being &C
or upwards, the duty would only be 81 per quarter
Wheat, and Il a per ewt on Flour, per American
veaels Rye, Flour and Iakss Corn Meal, cannot be
imported at Pteient.-f 6sG Gss.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-03

chrif'r Clark EGq. of Bedford county, is e.
leeted in the congregational diaret competed of
the counties Of Bedford, Franklin, Patrick s.
Itenry, IN the place Of col. John Trigg decd.
Tse character of this gentleman is not exten-
lively or generally known. Men in whole iudg-
ment the editor is willing to place comfortable
confidence, rave formed very favourable prefen-
time5ts Of MIR. Clsrk's political dSnouement.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-03

In fbt county Of King W7iianr, on T5ursday t6e
Zsfe Of Noz'ember, to the hig6eR 6iader, at
F,aSer'S Ferry:
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-21
Zen Dollars Reward

RUN away from tue fubserber living in
Charlotte county about eigh, miles below the court
house, on Sunday the twentieth day OF May lail,
a likely negro fellow by the name Of TOM, a.
bout twenty fix years OF age, stout, we'll made,
rather Of bright complication, his drsfs when
he went of was cotton cu-t and overalls, his
coat turned off with blue, though his dTefs is
not material he has very nosed !rar in his
left hand oceaGoned by the cut OF an adze, which
cut was entirely through bis hand, which eaures
his thumb rofaIl on the palm OF his hand Iiuppofe
from bis conversation before he went OF, that he
will endeayor TO pats as free mar by the name
Of James Cook. Any rerfon who will appre-
bend faid slave, and feeure him in Jail 70 that
get him again, or deliver him to me, fhalI receive
the above reward &c taken and committed TO Jail,
will thank the gentleman to forward letter by
poft TO Charlotte eourthoufe direGed to The un
derGgned.
JOHN D. RICHARDSON.
June %, 1904 wan
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-21
l. AND and NEGROES
FOR SHE.

Two hundred and ninety eight acres of land in
the county of Cumberland, lying on both
branches of Tearwallet run about two miles 4.
bovc the courthouse-about one third OF this land
is well tinbered, and equal in quality to the hes,
high land in its vicinity, it Is well supplied with
good waser, and the situation is remarkably heal
thy the buildings on it are tolerably convenient
and at small expense might be made comforta
bic for tarnily-,heFe il remarkable tine apple
arrS peach orchard, and several other kinds Of
fruit trees thereon, which seldom miss bearing.
and on the main road from north to south, which
passes through il, there is large dslicrY, malt.
house cellar and granarv, well cons ru9ed to car.
ry the distiing business extensively.
Also for salea Dstiler, Man Cook and some
other valuable Slaves, together with the stock of
Horses, Cattle, Sheep anu Hogs, Carts and Farm
ing Utensils, with some Household and Kitchen
Furniture
Ifthe above property is not disposed of by pri
vate sale before the 18th day of September next,
the whole will on that day be set up on the pre-
misses. 10 the highest bidder, ~ public sale. Cash
will be exposed Tor all sums under Henty dollars
and on all purchases exceeding that SUM. credit
Of twelve months will be allowed, on giving bond
with approved security, 20 bear interest from the
slate, which will be RENTED on receiving pun6u-
al ,ktyment of the p1ncipal-a iced of trust on
the nd will be required 10 secure the payment
70 IF agreeable 10 the purchasers, the Dis,il
ie Ills. &c and forty acres OF Land adjoining.
old separately--but il not sold in this way,
Il i, Boiler and Disabling Utensils will be
So .paraiely, TO the highest bidder, on the
s. ms as the other property. The premises
lewn 20 any person wishing to purchase.
b renee Garlic, who resides thereon.
LAWRENCE CARLILE
JOHN &c ED. CUNNINGH n.
Cd. 1904. wSt%
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-21
wRGN'E.

1T a sitierior Court Of Chancery, holden in
Richmond, The ssh day Of Nay, 1904.
Between !
John Watkins and Sarah Moore, executor
aud cxecutrix of Joseph Moore, plaintiffs.
And 2
Zlcharah Williams and Thomas Clascock,
executors of Robert Walton. dec defendants
ON the motion OF the plaintiffs by counsel, the
~ court doth order thar rhe defendants, who are
not inhabitants Of this commonwealth. and who
have failed TO appear and answer the bill of the
pllintis and to shew cause against the revival of
the sa;t LACEY depending in this court, in which
their fes;ator WAS plaintiff. and the present plain
tits defendants, 70 appear here on the rst day of
the next term and answer the said bill, and shcw
cause if any they can why the suit aforesaid of
their said ,estator brought fora settlement of ac-
counts, and in which account was ordered and
repor, in pursuance thereof. made before the
i.batement thereof. should not stand revived a.
ganst them as defendants, in the OF the pre-
sent plaintiffs: And the court further ordereth
that the defendants be notified of this order by
insertion of copy thereof for two months sue
cessively i'll one or more of the Richmond news
papers, and by another copy being posted on the
'front.' door af the capitol in this city.
Il Copy,--Teste,
TINcTEY
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-21
VIRGINIA.:

III Sltterior Court IF CAa'ccry holden IN
Richmond, March 2ofh, 1904.
Between =
Bernard Markham and Smith BlalSey. execu. |
tors of Stephen Pankey, deceased. plaintiffs
And
Alexander Durot, defendant \
THIS fuit abates, as TO the plaintiff Bernard
Markham by his death and the defsndant,
who is out OF this country, and aga:H6 whom
proceedings have been had as in fuch cafes the
law requiresh. no, having entered his appearance
and given fecuri:y to perform the deereey the
court this twentieth day OF March, in the year Of
our Lord enc thouland eight hundred and four,
upon the motion of the furvving plaintiff, by
counfcl, doth take the bill tor eoneficd, and ad
Judge and decree, unleis the deGendan, do on or
before the firit day of July next, pay unto the
furviving plaintiff FIVE hundred pounds OF current
money OF Virginia, with in,er-n thereupoo no be
computed AFTER the Of five per cen,um per
snnnm, from the thirteth day of December, ore
thouland feven hundred and ninety fix, until pay
nent and the COTS Of this fpit that the defendant
and his heirs, and all perfons claiming under him.
be rom thcnceforth barred and forecofed Of ali
equity and righ. to redeem the trsa OF land men
toned and delcribcd in tho iudcnture ,ade the
shirtieth day OF December, one thoufsnd fevcu
hundred and ninety-lx, between Alexander Ruro;
oil the one part, and Bernard Markham and Smith
Elakey, executors OF Stephen Pansey, deceafed
Of the other part, and in cafe Of default in the pay
ment of the faid principal money, intereit and
coaS at the time aiorefaid, that Benjamin Hatch
or. Obadiah Smith Francis Smith, David Patte.
ion and Thomas I'redway, or any two of them,
after giving three weeks previous notice in one
or more Of the Richmond newipaPsry do expoie
to public falc, by suaion, for reedy money, or on
fuch credit as III: plaintiff may be wiling to give
the land in the atorc!si ;ndsnrre mentioned, and
ont OF the proceeds of the Iale, after fin dedua,
iuy the expcnies attending the fame, pay unto the
plaintiff the fad principal money interest and
cots, and report their proceedings in execution
hereof to the COURT on The plaintiffs entering
into bond with fulfieient fecurity in the penalty
Of ono thouisnd pounds, conditioned 10 reilore
the money which he may receive in virtue of thi.
decree, TO the defendant if he fhall claim the
fame and be adjudg.d entitled thereto And the
plaintiff contents that Burot the prcrsnt
occupant of the land faa!l remain in pohefinn
thereof until the twentyP df;h Gay Of December
next FOR the purpose OF reaPing, receiving and re-
moving the crops which arc nov growing tbsceon.
Pltiis- COTS, elk, fees and tax, dolls 8 80
l.. iec, I6 90
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-21
VIRGINIA.:


1T q Su.herior Coar: Of Chancery holden Ia
Richmoad, Nay l6h, 1904.
Eetween =
lanes Fretwc. plaintiff.
And
Daniel Jones and Richard Booker, executors
ofThomas Nash, defendants. }
ME defendant, Daniel Jones, NOT having Ell .
q tered his appearance and given security &C
cording 10 the a9 of assembly and the rules of
tins court, and it appearing to the satisfaction Of
the court thar ne is not an inhabitant of this
country On the motion of the plaintiff by his
counsel, II is ordered. that the said defendant do
appear here on the first day of the next Septem-
sember term and answer the bill OF the plaintiff
and that copy of this order be forthwith insert
ed in some newspaper in the city of Richmond for
two months SUCCESSFULLY. and posted At the front
door OF the capitol in The said ci,y.
A Copy-Testc.
y TINcJry r r
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-21
VIRGINIH, 10 WTT:

IT Curt NJ QHarfsriy Session, continued
and heia /jr hte county Of Imeha, on Sa-
rrdayf f-venfy-sirh day II May, 1904.
Henry T. Biscoe, complt.0
Against y, C,l,re~.,
Joshua Atkinson, Joshua Chsfn - '''-'t'
and Henry Iidridge, dcfts }
rT'uE defendant Joshua Atkinson, not having
entered lis appearance according 70 the act %
assembly and the rules Of this court and IL arp
p,1,ing 70 The sa,i5faaiou Of the court that he is
nor an inha5iiaut Of his commonwealth: On The
motion Of ths complainant by his counsel, his
oyietef, thar the SAID defendant do appear here
on tie fourth Thuyslay in August next 90 answer
the bill Of the complainant and that 4 copy Of
This order I've inserted in some public newspaper
fine CRY Of Richmond for Two months success
svely, and PCS cI 1t the front doOy nf the court
bouss Of he said cornty ontwt several eourtdays
a copy--icstc.
g1AfES TONNES, c. 4. :.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-21
Fellow CITIZENS,

The event which we have this dav
met 30 celebrate, is perhaps orc of the
moat glorious and Interesting, thsl hes c.
yer occurred in the annals Of nations.
We have not met for tive purpose Of ray
ing homage to a King an Emperor or a
Consul, 20 rejoice at the success og our
arms In the conquest &C Kingdoms, lhe
subsection &C empires or tie sfusion e
human blood. Tie eye O.: humanity, in-
al.rd q cysrlowing vi,h sors.N aid Sc.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-21
- NATHAN ELLINGTON. D. C.
YIJ(GTNI.3, 10 lgIT


Ma Cowfof Quarterly Session be'd far Tire county
ofAmeii1. on TioWsfay TIE tzyeH,y. ton7b day of
Nay, one thousand eight burdrea and jour.
John Holt, compt.
Against Oman Injunction
Jarriatt Ri5on and Thomas + In C6aaceyy.
Liggou, deits.
II he defendant Jarriatt Rison, not having
4 entered his appearance according to the az
Of assembly and the rules OF this court and it
appearing to the satisfaction of the court that ne
is not an inhabitant gfthis commonwealth on
the motion OF tho complainant by his counsel,
II il or1ieyei, that the said defendant Jarratt do
appear here on the fourth Thursday in August
next, 70 answer the bill Of the complainant; and
that copy OF this order be inserted in some pubs
lie newspaper Of the city Of Richmond for two
months successfully, and posted at the front door
OF the courthouse Of the said county on two sue
ccssiye eourt days.
A copy-Tcste.
JAMES TONNES. c. &C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-21

July vat
United St0ses Of >imeTica, 5h Circuit, Yir.
ginia District, May ri, 1904.
Robert Bogle, pit. I =.
Hgainsf
William Thompson, Overton Cosby. ADM. ,
nistrator of David Loudon, deceased, z
Heetor Ross, David Henderson aud 8
James Dunlop, defIs.
"a ME defendant James Dunlop, not having
4 entered lis appearance and given security
according to rule Of this court. and il appearing
TO the satisfaction of the court that he IL not an in
habitant Of this district On tie molten Of the
plaintiff by his counsel, Il is ordeyed. that the
said defendant do appear here on Ire first day Of
the next term and answer the plaintiffs bill and
that 4 copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in
some one Of the newspapers published in the city
of Richmond for two months successfully, and
posted up at the front door of the capitol in the
said city.
A CoPy-Tes'e,
las BLAGROVF, y. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-21
Mutual Insurance Office,

49, - NV
RICHMOND, July 10th, 1904.
THE very extraordinary fires that have taken
place since the institution OF the Mutual In
surauce against Fire on Goods and Furniture in
the State of Virginia. renders 1t necessary TO cali
Quota from each member who was insured pre-
vious 10 the 23d Of February last. The Board Of
Directors therefore resolve, and il is hereby re
uuired, that each member insured as aforesaid
shall pay to the Cashier General of this Company
in Richmond on or before the first day Of GEO
Der next. one full Quota. that IS to say the full
amount oF premiums as expresscdin their respec.
live policies.
compliance with this requisiiion will reiusiate
the funds agreeable TO the intention Of tho law s,
the ,ules and regulations Of this company, and
thereby enable them TO pay for losses in future
and when iiis considered thar many Of the mem.
bers have been insured more then six years for
premiums which do not average more than per
cen. the advantages OF this humane institution
will no doub, be properly appreciated.
P,nGuaity isexpe6led and when the members
Of this company advert TO Tive Incorporation aG p
they will see the necessity Of 4 STRIFE compliance
with tine above rcquistion. It is however, pleas
ing to reflect thar we have succ5ured the dis
tresscs oc so many Of our fellow citizens who
might have been reduced to poverty. andhad ,hey
not insured in this company they might not have
insured AZ all while our own properly has been at
the same time insured for less than half as
much as IL would have cost had we insured else
where, notwithstanding the most extraordinary
fires that were ever known before in this state
BENJAMIN DU-VAL, P,es'a,. MI c.
! he each member las brra frrHis5ef 7,i't COB,
oftc constitution, rules auf equations al fje cain.
PAM b. referring 70 vbicJ ttey viii see tie h,co,bo
/ ration act.
! F~Yp The printers in this STATE are requested
% insert the above oi.cc 2 week for fcur week
in their respective papers.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-21
f. CoPy-Tefte,
p. TINSLEY. C. c.

a CeEBABLE to the above decree, the fub-
II fcrihcrs will c1pofe to fale. on the prepiies
On Saturday the fourth Of Augua next, fhe
7RfC7' OF LIND, mentioned in the fsid de-
cree, which traa OF land contains AT acres more
or l.fs- and lies on each fide Of the Buckingham
road in the county Of ChcRerfel6, about fix miles
above the town OF MapchelleJ it being the fans
traa whereon Burot now lives The
terms of fale are, one half OF the PurehAfe money
to he paid down on the day of iale. and the other
halt or the 18th Of December next. when poGef-
fon viii be delivered 90 the purchafer, and con.
veyance made by the iubGeribets or two of them,
as commifEoneTS.
BENJAMIN Hatcher.
ObGaiab Smifb.
Francis SB,iib.
ID TCid Pdtieso7.
1'bsmas IRE .ssay,
Iuiy vat
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-21

ANY persons who may have in their posses.
sion. bank notes Of the following descriptions
may hear Of something 20 their advantage by an.
plying 10 the printer hereof. and paying the ex
pcusc Of this advertisements.
One note bank Of North America Cor % dol.
lars. dated August J.. 1906. no 676i-Ore d.
do. % dollars Noy-mbcr -, 1850. M. 500. both
signed J. EiSon--Ose do branch of Sgvs'not,
20 dollars, no. 2}63, payable 90 Joseph H,,-r
gAam-Oue do 20 dollars NJ enc same branch.
which was very much torn and p niece OF pepper
of the bcncse oflhe note W. pas cd on Tire 'aci
~ order 10 keep 81 togc hers tho number 81
which 10 disreuemhefcd. bu, thcYe G., particular
mar; by which IL can BE- yevy veil KNOWN.
/ Richmond, June i5, i-ot. We.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-21
BENJAMIN WATKINS, D c.
"a a Conrf "a q CNmlerland Conntu, y

At a Court heid for CHmberIond County, me
28M day Of Elav, 1900.
Robert Craig, Plaintif0
Igrirsf 7, c5.,-,or,.
Richard D0bson, Carer Page and (
wills Wilson, defendants }
rT7HIs day came the plaintiff by counsel. and
the defendant Richard Dobson, not having
entered his appearance and given security accord.
ing to the at Of assembly and the rules Of this
court. and it appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the
court hat he IS not an nhabtaut Of this state; On
the motion Of the complainant; by his counsel, II
is o,aercf. that the defendant Richard Dobson,
do appear here on tIc 4h Monday in August next
and answer the compainants bill and that a
copy Of disorder be forthwith inserted in some
ono Of TIC newspapers published in the city Of
Richmond for two months successfully, and post
ed al the front door Of the courthouse OF this
county
n Copy-Testc.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-21
BENJAMIN WATKINS, D c.
1T a Quarterly Corr continued ana held TOR
Prince Ed5vard County, May the 22d,

<Df7Hce EdWard county, way "e %Zd,
1904.
John Kelso, PLAINTIFF
hgdirsf -,
Martha Gibsen widow of Thomas Gibson, =
deceased. and Nancy Gibson Robes Glib =
son. Thomas Gibson, Patsy Gibson, Jane z
Gibson. Be,sey Gibson, Polly Gibson, :
Hanna Gibson, Agaess Gibson, Lucy Glib s
son, and George Gibson, co heirs and re 2
representatives. OF said Thomas Gibson, de- =
ceassd, defendants
rE-sHE defendant Thomas Gibson, not having
L entered his appearance and given security
according to aa of the general assembly and
the rules of this court, and appearing TO the sa-
,jsfadion of the court that he is not an inhabt-
ant of this state On the motion of the plaintiff
by his counsel, II is ordered that the said defen-
dant Thomas Gibson, do appear here on the first
day Of August court next and answer the plain
iii bill and that copy ofthis order be forthwith
inserted in some one Of the pablo newspapers
printed in the city Of Richmond for two months
successfully, and also posted at the front door of
the courthouse ofthis county.
A Copy--Teste.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-21
BENJAMIN Walk ms, d. c.

III Quarterly Court continued and hetdfor
Prince Edward County, May He 22d,
1904.
Benjamin Wright, Plaintiff
IgGiHSt r., C5,,.,.,
Thomas Gibson and Robert Glib - ~
son, defendants.J
THE defeudan, Thomas Gibson not having en-
tered his appearance and given security
cording to an act Of the general assembly and the
rules Of this court, and it appearing to the salts
faGion Of the court that he is an iuhabtant Of
this state On the motion Of the plaintiff by his
counsel, 1t is ordered, that tine said defendant
Thomas Gibson, do appear here on the FIRST day
og August court next to answer the plaintiff s bill;
ard that a copy Of his order be forthwith inserted
in some one Of the public new spapers printed in
the city Of Richmond for two months successive
~ and also posted At the front door of the court
house Of this county.
A C9pY--Testc.
BENJAMIN WATKINS. d c.