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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-30

The following extract from Miss SezuaAd'S
IYe Of DIR. DARWIN lately published in
Philadelphia contains a pointed SS excel
lent answer to the Doctors visionary no.
tons, contained in the chapter ON In
stnct, in his Zooromia ur Laws of Or
ganic Life.
: I" Dr.. Darwin read his chapter on In.
stlnct 10 a lady, who was in the habit of
breeding canary birds. She observed
that the pair, which he then saw building
their nest in her cage, were a male and
female, who had been Matched, and rear
ed IN that very cage, and were not in ex.
Islence when the NOISY cradle was fabr.
Gated, in which they first saw light. She
asked HIM how, upon his principle OF imi-'
talon, he could account for the nest he
then saw building, being constructed even
to the precise disposal OF every hair and
shred of wool. upon the model of that, in
which the pair were born, and Oh " hich G.
very other canary birds nest is construct
ed, where the proper materials are fur
nished.. That of the pyefnch, added she,
is of much compacler form, warmer and
more comfortable. Pull one of them to
pieces Tor It's ma.erialS-DlaCe another be-
fore these cana y-biEds. as pattern, and
see if they will make the slightest effort TO
initiate their model NJ, the result of
their labors will, upon instructive, hered-
tary impulse, be exactly the sloyenIy lutte
mansion of their race-the same with that
whichtheir parents ba,. before themselves
were hatched. The Doctor could tot do
away the force of that single fact, with
which his system was incompatible; yet
he maintained that system with phloso.
PHO sIurdiness, though experience brought
consutation from thousand sources"
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4 humorist Upon being told of the smaIb
support of his minister, observed that it
was 10 enable him % fulfill all his duty
20 fast as well as pray.
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ID / e ID

On the 30th May, at his house on South Bay,
s. Carolina. RALPH IzARD, esq. late senator
in congress from that state.
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AN OPINION WITHOUT 4

AN ~ iNlNJAN w L E1OO n FEEs-
SERGEANT Fazakerly being on a visit in.
the country, in The time of long vacations
was one day riding out with rich squire,
who happened at that ,ime TO be engaged
in law suit, and thought ii good oppor-
tunily opump an opinion OUT ofthe coun-
sellor, gratis: The SERGEANT gave his o.
pinion in such d way, that the gentleman
was encouraged to go on with his suit,
which, however, he lost, after expending'
considerable sums. Irritated by this dis
appointment, he waited upon the SERGEANT
at his chambers, anG cried out Zoundss
MIR. Searjeant, l have lost three thousand
pounds BY your advice BY my advice
(says Fazakerly) how can that be, DONE
remember giving you my advice but let
me look over my book Book (says the
olher)--thereis no occasion 10 look at your
book, it was when we were riding together
at such place. Oh, answered the Ser
jeant) l remember something of it, but
neighbour, that was only my travellingo-
pinion, and that is never to be relied on,
except reg cred il my fce-6ook.'
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TT"lce Sasoord county, NAY the 22d,
1904.
John Kelso, plaintiff
against 1
Martha Gibson widow of Thomas Gibson. Z
deceased. and Nancy Gibson. Robert Glib =
son. Thomas Gibson, Patsy Gibson, lane Z,
Gibson, Betsey Gibson. Polly Gibson. =
Hanna Gibson, Agness Gibson, Lucy Glib s
son, and George Gibson, co-heirs and re. | 2
personalities OF said Thomas Gibson, de- :
ceased. defendants -
THE defendant Thomas Gibson, not havinp
entered his appearance and given security
according to an aet of the general assembly and
the rules OF TINS court, and It apr arng the sa-
tistaetion OF the court that he is not an inhabit
ant ofthis state On the MOTION of the plaintiff
by his counsel 1t IS ordered that the said defen.
dant Thomas Gibson, do appear here on the first
day OF August court next and answer the plain
tiff bill ahdtha copy of ,h,s order be forthwith
inserted in some one Of the public newspapers
printed in the city of Richmond for two months
successivelv. and also posted the front door of
the courthouse of this county.
Copy-reste,
BENJAMIN WATKINS. D c.
ut a Quarterly Court continued and hCii 5oI'
Prince Edward County, May The 21d,
1904.
Benjamin Wright; plaintiff
1gdiRSt
Thomas Gibson and Robert Glib IN CSHncery'
son, defendants J
TUE defendant Thomas Gibson, Ut having en-
tered his appearance and given security ac.
cordng TO an at of the general assembly and the
rules of this court and it appearing to the saris
faction of the court that he is an nhabjtant of
this state: On the motion of the plaintiff by his
counsel, 1t is ordered that the said defendant
Thomas Gibson, do appear here on the FIRST day
of August court next answer the plaintiffs bill
and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted
in some one of the public newspapers prnte in
the city of Richmond for two months successive
y, and also posted at the front door of the court.
house of this county.
Copy-Teste.
RENIAAIII NNATY1Nc =
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recei1ed at S. PEeasdnts' Book Store.

III q Quarterly C'oxrt continued and held for
Prince Edward County, May the 22d,
1904.
John Kelso, plaintiFo
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a r C. II D u K z,

ArEtY imported from London, was pot by
oir Peter Teazle, (the 6rG Stallion now in
Engt'nd) his dam HorAtia by Old Belipfe, Gun
douo'ed'Y the frf StSslion of his day) his gran
dam Counties by Blank, famous fon of the Go
dolphin Arabian with many c,her excellent croG-
ies-A horie OF better blood than Archduke was
never raiied- Ec is full brother to Mr. Teazle
and Stamford, both in high repute, and 70 are the
whole itoek. Countsis (his graa1am) has bred
Tome ct the bct hories chat have appeared on the
eritit1 turf She is the dam OF Wizard Cobrcar,
Achilles Greybeard, Horati2 and Deipini-- all ca
piiai. This is well known 20 every gentleman
acquainted with the Racing Calendars aud Gene
raj Stud Book of England. Archdukc is dark
brown horicJ fuii I6 hands high, has deal of
bone with great powersy good lhlrc of beauty,
and in the prime of life. He made his appearance
on the turi az three years old and did not run
after that year. lie won SweepG1kes of 100
Guiueas each, be1ting fevsral good horics; alto
the Derby Stakes, beating Lord Egremont's Cir,
lebert, Sir +. H4ndths brorher to Spread Eagle
Mr.. Heashcoste's Viysldi, MIR. CoekGon's Expec
tatioG the Duke OF Gralton's Vandal, Lord Ok.
ford Dart, NOW his LordGlip) Lord Gro(veuor's
col, by PotSO':J out OF Symptoms filter, and ieve.
raj other very ineeots. The Derby Stakes are com
iidered the frrh in England, and gives the winner
great credit. He fell lame thor,!y after ard was
hEeGy run two races more with very good hories,
-'4S N'N-'O III ~ 80 DSatS'J hS SdhS III we'll he
above is the whole OF his racing.
Archduke will fand the enCuing reafon
at the Bowling Green at 7 Guinea. with Dol
lar TO the groom) Tor each mare which may be
diichargedJ any time before the iirf day OF Au
quit next, by the payment 81 Guineas The
lesion will commence the lirit day of March
Rext, and end the fTA Of AaIun following A
great abundapce of good psGuage, gratis boys
boarded at 1855 per week. y corn iurniihed at the
market prise Tor mares chat are to be led, for
which the money mutt be fent or it will not be
had' Great attention paid the mares ; but no
responsibility for accidents or eieapes Notes tor
7 2uineas 20 be dilchargcd as above mentioned,
Ilu2 accompany the mares.
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Valuable Land for Sale.


THE subscriber offers for sale 2,42 acres OF
\ LAND, lying on Roanoke river. in the coun
~ of Mecllenburg and generally known by the
name of the Occoneechee.
The uncommon fertility of this tra6 of land
and its advantageous situation by which il is
convenient TO he improving navigation OF the RI.
yer, together with he liberal credit on which i,
is to be sold, must make it 4 very important ob
les TO those who are inclined 70 purchase land.
The quantity Of low grounds in the Occoneechee
island, which is separated from the main land BY
4 small and narrow stream is 364 acres, and on
the main land adjoining about $50 acres. al OF
which is of excellent quality By far he grea.e.
part of tine remainder IF the tract is very rich
being wei adapted q the cultivation Of tobacco
corn, wheag, &c. a large proportion is in woo,..
and heavily timbered The whole tra9 is at pre.
divided into three tencmen,s, leased to seve-
raj tenants, whose leases will expire IN three years
from the first day of January next The tenc.
nents tolerably good state of improve
ment. and the rent amounts to e l14per annum
The subscribe will sell the wnolc together, or
either OF those tencneHts separately, as may hes,
suit the purchasers
The terms OF sale are, one sixth part of the
money to be paid IN the irst day OF January next
and the balance i'm five equal annual payments
bonds and good security being gwen and the
punauaity of payment ensured by deeds Of tru5.
on he land On Occoneechee Island, and 1T the
end Of Bakers Island. opposite to it, are lishe.
ries. belonging 10 the subscriber, and 20 be sold
with the lan,t, which have been accounted the
best on the river. and with the la5our of few
hands, short time, might now b. made valuable
a farther description Of this land. and t's i'm
provemens, is supposed to he unnecessary, 4.
persons DESTROYS of purchasing will natural,
chuse TO view it, and Judge fov themselves. Il
this whole tra9, any of the tenements, SHOULD
not be disposed of by private con,raa, before IN,
18TH day of September next, i; will be sold or
that day, (being the Cd Monday in the month,
if fair, If not, the next fair day, at the store
of VIM. Birchett & Co. adjacent to tie premises
a, public sale, the highest bidder, on The term
above mentioned IN accurate plot Of the lane
will be shewn. and unque.tonable titles made t,
the purcha,erSby
wtf WIZ. MUNFORD.
Richland. Mtcklenburg Co. April l, 1884.
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The 6eau'i,uf high-6lo.ded Horse,
P RECIPIT A TIE,

ENULL fifteen hands and a half high, = fine
Z soTTc', handsomely marked, of big bone, and
great mu.cu!ar strength and powers. EVIDENT,
Usnoting the true English running horse IA
stand a. my stables, al Sandy Point in Charles
City county, at SIN gJiueas the season, and dol
lar 10 the groom; but the season may nc dis
charged by the payment of twenty dollars, on or
before the 10Th day of October.
EXtcnsivc, rich and productive pastures, well
enclosed. in various apartments, from which no
mare can easily escape, as well on that account
as from its physical situation. Servants found
gratis; bur no liability for involuntary escapes
OF accidents.
This celebrated horse. whose name is so truly
applicable 20 his character, was bred by Lord
Egremont, ioaied in 1887, got by Mercury "a son
of Eciipse.) dam by Herod, grandam BY W tch-
en-, out Of Mr. Prau's old Squirt mare. is un-
doubtedly one Of the best horses ever imported
inJo this country. and is now thought by many
gentlemen, who have travelled some distance to
see him, suPerior although he has so lately eros
sed the sea, tl,at it cannot be expected he should
have gained his pristine form and beauty
lie is truly such horse rs Virgil describes of
fine one---an eye large, black and full of fire.
bold as the Lyon, active as the Greyhound and
~ all his movements ether; ne rushes forward
ike thundelboIt, and hesitates at nothing.
In the first 'prins meeting 1870, at New Mar
NIt' Wll'n 'Vtt years otl' ne won the hrst class
of the Princes stakes. OF 100 guineas each. beat.
ing thundcrbolt, Chandelier, and Sir Pepper,
four having paid forfeit. In the same week. he
won the Bolton stakes Of 50 gmncas ,.Ach. beat.
ing Chambooe, Dragon, and paiafyx-seven
paid forfeit Second spring meeting. he won the
third class Of the Princes stakes of 100 guincas.
beating Thunderhot---seven paid forfeit And
in the same week, he received 100 guineas forfeit
from Lord Grosvenor's Radamanthus.
In 1879, he won Sol. at CuiiIfeld, beating
Doge, Tnunderbot, Scungapatam, and Stout.
I ho nest day SOL at the same place, beating Car.
dock aud Griffin. he also won the kings 100
grineas At Lewes, beating Skvscaper at three
heats, the first beng deemed dead heat after
which he was so highly esteemed, thar he became
a stallion in his ordship's stud, at II guineas a
mare.
This horse is the sire Of Jonqua Petworth,
matranna, Rosaba. chesnrt colt oct af Bobta1,
chcsnut cclt ogt Of Rosemary, ~ umbrg, Lazarus,
| R2ginier, Apollo, CULVER, Tag, Louisa, Tin.
staff, and many Others OF great fame now in trai,.
ing
| I purchased him myself when in England last
! fall, at the sale Of Richard Watt, dec where a
complete stud Of his get were sold at Auction, AT
| prices far beyond what was common, TO wit
yearlings from 90 to 22Jl steriug-a printed list
I Of which now have in my possession, to be seen
abAny time
For character and performances, see RACING
| Calendar from 1870 10 1872 inclusive, sporting
! Dictionary, page 1873, vol. 3, printed 18O3-Wil
1 liam Taplin, author.
WILLIAM LIGHTBOT.
l March 10, 1901. wtmIy'
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w esthan Iron Foundry.
NEAR RIcHMoSD.
-S1sss

TIVE subscriber takes the liberty of informing
4 the public thathc has taken lease and is al
present 3ri<img the above Ioundery aud having
provided the hest artists in thar line from New
York and George Town, together wth pig iron
of the first quality:
Proposes o cast-Mi gulgeons and Inks of e.
very description; also, castiron wheels for the ma
chinery OF mills Rumfurd, registered and plain
CRATES crate from and bottoms, Tor Rumfort-
zing ere places; large and small stoves cabou-
ses and cabbin stoves; Franklin stoves for wood
or coal; kitchen CRATES, with crane and range
complete coach warmers, plain stoves and maul'd
plates cast railing of every pattern +; pillow
shares and pow boards cast wagon, coach,
pheton and chair boxes; scale weights from,
to 60 h.. sash and clo-k weights patent tays
irons for smiths, 4 very approved plan +;
backs, jams and back lays nail cutting machine.
with screws complete; wheel-barrow bowlers !;
garden ditto; cast iron anv:!s FIRE dogs and hand
irons of every scripton-ogether with any o.
ther article in the casting line, given pattern,
at the shortest notice, by application at the fur
mace, or TO
JAMES DUNLAP, in Richmond.
24th March, 1904. wSm
p. S. Old Iron purchased by application as
hove
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I. S C A P E.,

MPoRTEO from London, will ALTO Rand I, the
= Bowling Green, at 3 Guineas land half Dol,
lar) for each mare. Ae IS horfc of hpe Gze,
with ieverai excellent racing points, and AZ hioh
bred horie a. need he w,ihed for He was cor
Sy preeiPita,e. horle OF great repute, out Of a
Jul IAer to the famous Stallion Buzzsrd. Rfeape
'sas horie of good ipeed, fer which Zee the Ra-
eng Calendars. JOHN FOOMES.
Bowling Green, February Id, 1854. wIot
p S. Mares producing certificate Of tf-r
having won Purlc or fweepR5kes OF zoo dollar.
value, 4 miic heats, or bred the winner Of one
mall he covered gratis. n.
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TTRGLyLH.

COAMITTED TO the jail of Lee county on
~ the 10Th day Of January last. a runaway ne
gro man about FIVE feet seven inches high, sup.
posed 70 be between forty and fifty years of age,
calls himself SAM, Thin v'sage, rather spare
made had on when brought to jail a low crown.
ed hat, broad cloth coat good deal worn. a
thickset wastcoat ard an old pair Of cotton bree.
shes; saws he belongs 20 James Caldwell Of the
county Of GIddford, state Of North Carolina. -
The owner is desired 70 come and prove his pro-
perty,pay charges aud take him away.
CHARLES NOE, D. s
For p. Fukersen, s. L. &.
Marsh 2s, 1903 w3m
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I'll Court continued and heif for AFIflese1y
CONT at roe courthouse in UrbaunG, on Tuesday
tie 9Th Gay Of March, 1909
James Campoal, complainant.
Against 3
Charles Collier, John Quarles ex'r of Tohn :
George. dc. an Eouj Faulkner admir-. =
debonisnon OF Wn. Did axe dec :
Defendants -
TIE defendant Charles Collier no oavin- IN.
tered his appearance ana given srcuriry ac-
cording to the aGt of assembly and the rules n
this court, and it appearing % the satisfaction Of
The court that he is not iuhabItant of thiaconn
monwealth; On the motion of tie complainant
by his counsel. Il IS ordered, that the said deferd
ant do appear here on the Fourth M3ntav in An
gust next and answer The bill ofthe con,,iain,r,s
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted IN
some pubic newspaper published in the state for
TWO months successiVely, and posted At the front
door Of the courthouse cfthis counry: And il is
further ordered, thatthe otherdefeudants CuarIes
eN'r &c. and Faulkner, admir- &c 90 not nav a
way any money or ei!sAs ia their hands. oyyin. ~.
belonging to said defendant Collier until the FUR
ther order of this Court
Copy-Teste,
John CHEW, Junior, =. c. SIC.
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VIHGINTI:

III SHte'Ior Court Of Chancery, h9lIc,, il,
Richmond, March the 1871, 1904.
Between
William Harvey, plaintiff.
And
William Johns and Henry Clay
TON defendants.
he defendant William Johns not having enter.
MS appearance snd given security according
20 the al Of assembly and the rules Of this court
and It appearing 10 the satisfaction of the court
thai he Ia not an irbabirant of this country: On
the MOTION OF the plaintiff by lis counsel /. /, or
ae'ea' that the said defendant do appear here On
the hrst day otthe next September tenn aud an
'Mer the bill otthe pleintif'; and thar 4 copy of
'"S order DC forthwith inserted in some new spa
per in the city of Richmond FOR two months .uc:
cessvely. and posted at the front door of the ca.
Plsoi in the -Id city.
a coPy-Tes,e,
p. TINSLEY,. c. c.
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By" Advertisements, ',os erccsdi,t,7 square
sileHSsh, are inserted in This TAPER fo, seUen-
sy=tfUs cenfs me first time three doiiars Jor
three 9peeks C times amt for eucry adAi-
tio7aiinserfion fhirfy-thrce cents. Long ones
IN the same hroforiou-,utLess u aheciak con-
sracf DC made 6y The tear.
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.Efo Court continued and krid far .l,bcma,l,
.c7'enIy, ile 'eUe,iM day Of February, 1904.
Charles j. Lewis, Di,t,
Against 7,
Elizabeth Henderson and Charles Z Chancsyv.
Henderson. Gtre ]
or the motion Of the plainiTbv his attorney.
- MS orlyed, by ihe court, that the slaves of L =
lz7oeth henderson ne attached arA The said
slaves are tobe kept ny the sheriff uu,i the degen
dant or his agent give bond ard security i'm IN.
penalty OF two thousand dollars 10 be approved vt
BY The sheriff with condition that the defendant
Elizabeth Henderson perform and abide bv the
decree ct This court, to be hereafter pronounced
in this cause and IL he def.nd1nt or her agent
fail to give such security, thar thc sheriff sill, dc,
tain said slaves. and make rep5s; 10 the neNteouri
IN order i',a further decree
a cOPy--Teste,
JOHN NICHOLAS OK.
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I zVeNty D9Hars Reward.

CTRAYED from the subscriberthe 18th April
) last, TWO MARES, one Of them dark
bay with little white in her forehead under her
fofetop. with dark streak from her main TO her
tail, with ring round The upperpart other right
hind hoof, resembling a founder, no brand as
remember, abou; seven or eight wears old.
The other sorrel. about tour feet nine or ten
inches high. Eve years old this spring, with some
saddle spots apd some Whine hairs MKT all over
her very short neck and full eyes, no brand that
l remember They were seen at Mr.. Moses
Tredway, jr's. IN Powhatan county; the bay
mare was raised near Bedford courthouse, and I
eXpcA she will nv 70 get there again. Whoever
delivers The above mares 70 John Baker, irspec.
Tor a, Manchester warehouse, or 10 me, shall re.
ccivc the above reward.
ARMsTREAT BRUSE.
Chesterfield county, near Man }
chesier MAY ". 1901 We
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VIRGINIA As
VIRGINIA:
At a Superior Court of
Chancery, hoidcn in Richmond, March

- '/' NsOHI VI
Oancery, ho'dcn in Richmond, MARCH
The 1871, 1904.
BETWEEN
Price and Sandidge of the city of Richmond, J
Ahp plaintiffs
Alexander Outlaw, junior and Alexander {
outlaw, senior, defendants }
E7He defendants not having entered their an.
Pearance and given security accor hing 70 the
aet OF assembly and the rules OF This oo,ri. and
% appearing to the satisfaction Of The court that
they ere not inhabitants OF this coun.r, On the
motion o. the plaintiffs by their counsel, II is or.
ae'ei' nat me said defendants do appear here on
the hrstday oftnc next September term, and an.
swer ne OIL otthe plaintiffs and that a copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in SONS ret,spa.
pes IN the ci,y OF Richmond for two months sue
eessvely and posted at the front door Of the cap-
te in this said city
a Copy,
Teste,
p. TINSLEY, G. C..
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lie farther saith that on or about the 9TH dav oe
August, 1899, he did ship the same nine hog.
heads OF tobacco, to Johnson & Richardson. of
Nortolk, by the direction of the said l.. II WINE
TOR and on his own account and benefit. who
PAID HIM IS Il the shipping charges of the
same. 1885, DAVID SNnEDcO.rS
o"oih to before me, the day and year first above
if. written, at Petersburg.
GREGORY JOHNSON. Alderman.
II IS true 'hat the Tobacco was shipped bv Da.
wa Anderson, but it was shipped by him as n.
Se"f tor The subscriber. Although King does no,
absolutely assert that The Tobacco was David
hnderson's, yet his affidavit could have been in.
.enaed to produce 10 o,her impression; since.
II Mr. Anderson ased only as agent, ,hipment
made by him was, in fact. a Shipment made by
the subscriber Mr. Andesson's evidence. how.
ever places this subject beyond ali dispute
Upon these facts the subscriber commits him
sen 20 the candor of the public, trusting ,hat he
mas removed every shade of suspicion which in
raaer Wits Lv,S S S"@'
ky If any person should doubt the ,uthen.
ticiY OF the affidavit, of Messrs. Tucker and
Anderson, they may be fully satisfied by APPLYING
to the accompung room of f. w. Rootes, ESQ.
where thu originals are deposited w w.
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GUN SMITHS.

A few BARREL. WEI. DERS, LOCK
FORGERS and MOUNTING .FORCERS, riay
meet with employment at the Virginia Marufac.
tory OF Arms at Richmond
JOHN CLARKE, Supt.
May 18th, 1904. DIN
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Afn quarterly Curt hcId
for Prince Edward c9ln!y, Ifych I9M,

for Prince Ed7nard c2Hn!y, IflrCh l9M,
1904.
Josiah Hurt, Judith Cason and Fuqua Beas-0 -.
ley administratrIx and administrators Of
Benjamin Kurt, deceased, plaintiffs. ,
AGAINST g
ZEchari1a Arnold and Obadiah Hurt, :
defendants. =
TE7NE defendant Zacharah Arnold NOT having
Il entered his appearance and given security
according 10 an N Of the general asse nb'y 7r1
ths rules Of this court, andi. appearing the so
tsft0iCn Of INC court that us is NJ. an irhabi..
ant OF shi5 state: On fhs motion Of the plaintiffs
by their attorney, Il IS a,A1ei. that the said de-.
fsnd4nt Zachariah Arnold do appear here on the
first day Of May cours neat and answer the
plaintiffs bill aud tina, . copy ot this order he
forthwith inserted in some one Of the pub &c uews-
papers printed ~ the city Of Richmond for two
months excessively. and also posted at the from
door Of the courthouse o. this county.
A Copy.
Tesje,
BENJAMIN WATKINS, n. Q.