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6aIee ct SUTTON.

BY Virtue Of Deed of Trut, executed to the fub-
icribers by Mr.. Bartlett Still, of the city of Rich
mond for the purPofe Of fecuring the payment of his
note to Mefirs Lemuel Wells, & CO. cf New
York, fer fix thouland three hundred aud twenty
two Dollars feventeen Cents, with intere9 at the
rate ofiix per cent. per annuu, from the 2lif day
OF May laR,
N ILL BE SOLD, to raiCe the aforefad FUN and
w intereh, together with the expences attending
The execution of iaid truR, for ready money, on the
premiies, on Saturday the I'd day of February eni-
ing, between the hours of ii and l o'clock that
LOT OF GROUND on the north ide of the Main
erect, next above the Bell Tavern, with the Brio k
buildings thereon, at preient in the occupancy of
Meiirs. St. John & Gwa.hn1y and John Richard Efq.
The buildings are injured and the title to the pro-
pcrty is believed TO be unexceptonab!e conveyance
with fpecial warranty will be made by the lubfcri-
sers.
PRosSER q NGoNcURE, Tsgfe.s s; ". Ms.
December Is. (tds
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Mr. Hnger moved to poapone the fame iii
| this day week.
Mt Jarkion moved to poapone the them III,
| sir December next.
| Some deil!ltory remarks were made. NOT
.onchng the merits of the main fu5i-o: a.
lene'-1 me queiloh was taken on pofponing til
SIN. December, and loft without divi6on.
On potsponing till Monday next, the ousAi-
on was decided IN the affirmative SO ior. and
81 againtt it.
On motion of ltr. Clarke the Houfe went in
to committee Of the whole or the BIZ extend
ing the time for resifsring OF Claims 70 lands
i2uth OF Ieaneiiee derived from the Gate oe
Georgia.
Mr. G,rgs in the chair
The bill was agreed 10 by the committee Of
ne wEoie Without amendment, repoi .sL 70 TIE
Houie, and ordered to be ensroaed for tb;r5
reading on Wedneiday next
M Crs;gnigZieLG. from the committee of
comntTce and manufactures, reported on lie
amendments OF the Senate to the bill for allow
ing drawbacks on goods expor,sci from New.
Orleans referred TO a committee OF the whole
On Wednefday next.
M Gr0zymi4AieN aHsed and obtained leave
OF ahience for two weeks for Nr Rodney.
Mr. c, ozrninRieid offered rrfoiution 10 The
following effect.
Relof7ed, That the Secretary OF State be d.
rected to lay before this Houtr return Of TIE
number of Amer. feamen who have been inpref-
led or detained on board the iidps of war OF any
toregn nation, Eating the names of the perfons
10 iuprei1ed, the names of the flsips CT vcticjc
d! which they were impreiItd, and the nation
70 which they respectively belong, and the time
OF iuch impeachment, as far as it is practicable
ALTO the circumstances and facts re lating to the
tame which may have been reported TO him.
me reiolution was agreed TO by the HouG-,
Adjourned till Wednesday next
ERRATUM-Mr. Grtgg oppofcd The Alexan-
df'a 6ili on Friday his name is by miltake in
terIcd among its Importers.
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Rfni8tfr,
OF TIP PROCEEDINGS oF1HE HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVES, or rnE U. STATES.
MONDAY, December 81. 1904.

Mr.. RiebardS from the committee of enroll
ment, reported that the committee had exami.
ned the bill providing fer tie diluofal of fun
dry copies Of the laws Of the United States, and
that they had found the fame duly enrolled.
Mr.. Elmer prefented the petition of the heirs
and refduary Iegatees of Hannah PreRon, late
rehct Of Colonel prcfton, who died at camp IN
March i777: praying 10 be allowed half pay
for the term which lhe had firvived her huf-
band. Referred 10 the committee Of claims.
On motion of MIR. Elmer tie fsvera petitions
OF I'll Eiiaes, Seth Bower, & Jonathan Moore,
preiented az The lar fsiiio;, were ieferred TO the
committee OF thc whole, 20 vh N had been re-
feIred the bill ,naki {, rther cgiiion fer The
extiaguilnneut cf the public debt.
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5a!rg at aucticu.

VXTILL BE SOLD, on Saturday the 18th
w init. on the premifes, the NEW BRICK
HOUSE adjoining Mr.. Nathaniel Shepard's, on
the hill.
Terms of payment, Is cath, Is in months,
andthe remaining Is in fix months. Notes
negotiable in the Bank of Virginia will he re-
quired, by
THOMAS TAYLOR, & Co. v. NJ.
Ilnuary 8.
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IOOOO WORKED FRuIr TnrFe.

ENOCH SULLIVAN,
JEWELLEP e HAIR-WORKFR.
(Fira door below the Eagle Tsvernl
NFGo ieave to inform the public that he has fof
II sale, 4 FhsH0NABLE Ass0RgsWUT or
JEWELRY & SILVER WARE
Ajo, Il HANDSOME svfPI7 or
LADIES ELEcAET COMBS, FocgrT BooKs, &c
Dee. 8. epd
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FHRM!NGDALE NURSERr.

'Ek SUBSCRIBER ba, FOR SBLE. o, Hel,,-
[ra!JagaH, ef biz NDjcry, attaining tie Bo,o4gb Of
N~/,A,
10000 WORKED FRUIT TREES;
Cenlfiag # Hbthg, Pr7cbe Pun, Cb-,yie5, G6yif.
PI31t, Nse'sc0cf, js'r Jc. fi..7-} E,~ 0H 5q,i Of
he rBe, /io~ H. WaIri> or9 No,f5-ri,, and f,oSz
Egg'ak III fafsr5 biwlf Jaff59f 7cJo sgzqt 70 n,--
ebD vrY be (.fed 7ohL Be gosia.G orfb- fruit syrrs
baa, ae1r one bgad-elEvb II Laf aG 5, lie ggaa.
Hfy Of Le7bar9y ant Bilam Posia,,, Pitt Of Cbao-
Gf 7o'H hyge aPsyt0o # Taib Reaf IMPORTED fyes
yra'' age f|o0 Landau and beautifully ya,iegBedo
all eoiam5.
BA1'L0R HILL.
Dffembey I ;. (seff Nm T.
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C. o " d I ITO " S.

. I. The ENQUIRER will appear twice
week....During the FELTON, of Conerefs
and the Virginia Legislature, either
third paper or supplementary half
iheet, during the week.
IL. Terms ofpayment FIVE DOLLARS
per annum, in advance.
III. ADvERTIsEMENTs,f from thofe who
do not tubtcribe TO the paper, ihould
they not exceed a iquare in length,
ihall be inherited for Gveafy-,f1,e cents
the firt time, fifty cents for each time
during three weeks, and for every adj
ditional infertion tb;rty-three cents:
long ones in the fame proportion.
w. SUBSCRIBERS fhall have their ad
vertifements inherited for Efiy cents
the irft time, and tt:rty-tbree cents
for every additional iniertion.
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CASH
IRISH LINENS q 81 IRISH sHEETA GS

" 7IIE SUBSCRIBERS have jaf received from
, Be!iaa a handfone aHor,ment Of 18th & 10Th
IRISH LINERS, and 5-4th IRISH SIEETIN{GS.
SHi-i they wli! lcD OF moderete terms.
ELLIS & ALLEN
D'-f@'Se 70. lep 4w.
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auctta,, SaIss.

THOMAS TAYLOR & Co.
yETlLL in future fN al h- fore occupied Ey M W.
Wv Ran:0st y Co. Wtdaei21y's liz earb zUeek !;
ssd at Isiy ofsee, TAaial.I and Fraiys .. aj.al
les. l. 1904 eptf
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in 5ennte,
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9.
OF THE UNITED STATES.

HIGH COURT OF IMPEACHMENT.
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Srat ne G1hernnfnt.
SENATE UNITED STATES.
We2neI1ay, December Is.

The SENATE have appointed Meffrs. Ira
cy, Anderfon, Worthington, Adams & Wright
a committee to examine the aef admit
ting Ohio rs a fate into the union. and sutho-
rihng them TO report nv bill or otherwifc, on
the manner in which the money appropriated
b. the Eaid atf ough. to be applied.
They have likewife appointed MefTrs. Nit.
chill, Baldwin and Tracy, committee, to en-
quire into the expediency of appropriating a
furher fun for the purchafe of Maps and Books
for the library.
On Monday and Tuefaav lat the Senate
we're engaged on motion of Mr.. Bradley, for
leave to bring in bill to prohibit the impor-
taiion of flsves into any port or place, within
the iurifdicfion of the u States from and after
the LII day of January 1908.
On this motion the previous quefton was
called, viz. "ShalI the main queftion be now
put, and pafTed in the affirmative as follows !:
YEAs-n1efrs. Anderfon, Bradley, Condit,
Fenner. Rowland, Kitchell, Logan, Maclay,
MitchiIl, Pwner, Smith Of Md. Smith of Ten.
Smith Oliver. Stone, Thurfton and Worthing-
tonic.
NAYs---MeTrs. Adair, Adams, Baldwin,
Caillard, Gilman, Jackfon, Moore, Picker
ing. Sumpter, Tracy and Wright---ll.
The Yeas and Nays were then taken on the
Main Ouenion, which paiIed in the affirmative,
as follows
YsAs---Mehrs. Anderfon, Bradley, Condit,
Fenner, Gilman, Rowland, KitcheiI, Logan,
Maclay, Mitchi'l. Plumer, Smith Of Md. Smith
of Ten. Smith of Yer. Stone, Thruiton, Wor-
Ellington and Wright---ls.
Nays. MefIrs. Adair, Adam, Baldwin,
Ga;llard, Jackfon, Moore, Pickering, Sumter
and Tracy---9.
Mr.. Bradley then introduced the bill, which
received hrf reading.
On Wednesday Mr.. Logan gave notice that
till, TO fufpend the commercial interco urfe, bet
tween the United States of America and the
French i1apd of ST. Domingo.
The bill to prohibit the importation of flaves
into any port or place within the jnrifGdioa of
the U. States from and after the ! n day of ia
Duary 1908, was read the fecond time.
A motion was made to make II the order of
the day for the hrf Monday in February, and
Iot when il was ordered that it's further con-
Gderation he pofponed TO the frft Monday in
December, which is equivalent to rejection of
the bill.
On this qneffion the Senate were equally di-
vided, IA members for, and IL members aganf
the motion, and the Vice Prefident gave the
eating vote.
WE underRand that in the courfe OF the df-
cui7ion, it was allowed on all hands that as foon
as the time arrived when Congrefs fIIall pof1efs
the constitutional power of prohibiting the inn
portation Of Aaves.it would be proper for them
&c exeTc;Gc L. The opponents os the bill took
two grounds, the one coniiting in the iDexpe-
diency Of Ieginating on the fihicd before the
year 1903, and the other in the alledged nm
eonfttutionality Of legiiating until that period.
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FRIDAY, December 20.


An engroiied bill " supplementary TO the al
making proviiion forihe payment of cl.in,. of
citizens of the u. S. on the government of
france, &c. under the convention OF the sotb
April. 1903, WAS read the third time and nac
ied without i diviiion.
An engroIed bill, repeating 70 much of an
exiting act of Congref as declares FOREIGN coins
not TO be legal tender, was read the third
time and paiied withou- diyiiion.
Mr.. CrownnfhiGd having obtained leave.
unlimited, from the Committee of Commerce
and Manufactures, bill to extend the time &c
of taking the oath and giving bond in cafes of
drawback, and for other purpofes, which was
re'erred to a committee of the whole on T'hprc
dav.
This bill extends the time to twenty d,vs
and directs five dsv's notice to he given hv RI -
collectors, for which twenty cents, 10 be r..
qually divided among the collector, naval of-
fcer and furvevor. fhall be allowed.
Mr.. Crownin'hield, from the Committee of
Commerce and Manufactures, fIhmitted bill
tor the relief of Edward Toppan, Georre Ten.
kins and William Currier, which was referred
- committee ofthe whole on Monday.
Mr.. J. c. Smith, from the Committee Of
Claims, made report on the memorial of
Return J. Meigs, recommending the giving
authority TO the proper accounting ofil ers of
tue ptdiurV TO ietUe the accounts OF The goyPr,-
or, fecretary & judges ofihe territory north W.
of the Ohio, for their fervices while aching in
their reflective capacities at any time before
the tirA Tuefday in March, 1903, for The term
between the admifIion of Ohio into the Jyn;on
and the period Of the fra meeting of the Gate
legislature.
Retired TO committee of the whole on
Tuefday,
Mr., Parke prefented petition from the 90
vernon, ieCretary and judges of the Indiana ie,-
tory, praying compensation for fervices -ender-
ed in the diifri6t of Loui6ina, which was re-
ferrfd the Committee of Claims.
On the motion OF Nj, Flndley a new rule
was adopted, psefcripng that It (hsll he the du.
ty OF any committee to meet ON the call of any
two Of their members, il the chairman be alb.
fent or declines calling meeting,
Cownitfes Gfsointedia he Hogls of Rebrcl.gta.
tires,
On the a6 of the leSjIl3tnre of South C,roli.
M, authorizing the city Council of Charleaon.
WITH the coasent OF Congress, to impofs duty
on tonhage-~Referred to hIeGrs. Marion. Ira.
ey, Smith of Virg. Broome and Cook.
% mitigating or renting forfeiturea. ne.
oalties aud diabiliiics in certain cales--Eefer.
rcd to Mears. Sally, PtkeO, BIrd, Morrow
of yirg, and Fowler,
Standing Committee OF the Public Lands
Mefrs. Gregg, Eorow, Ohio, BOYLE, Citation.
Helms, Clay Of yifg. and Bryan.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
WEDNESDAY,, December Is.

AneneroHed bill for the reliefof Theodorick
Armiftead was read third time and pafied
without dvifon.
MIR. Findley from the Committee Of Elect
ons, made report on the petition Of Thomas
Spalding. Thereport details the circumaan.
ces of the cafe, and concludes with a refolui.
on that the Citing member, Cewles Mead. ~
not, and that the petitioner, Thomas SpaIding,
is entitled 10 feat in the houfe.
Referred to COMMITTEE ofthe whole hol,fe
on Monday.
On motion Of Mr.. John c, Smith the Home
Tefolved itfsH in.o committee Of the whole,
Nr. Dswfon in the chair.--on the bill 4" IN adj
ditinn 10 ao>Aa,o make provihon for perfOns
that have been dfsbled by known wounds, re.
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John Earl, iu;,. and 'rhou,s II. Hazard, and
OF Elizabeth Northumberland TO the com
'nittee ut Commerce and Manufactures.
Nhhan:s Eaic"tt, pravin. that the pot NJ
hce at Colchs'er, Virc. NAV be d''continucd,
and IN "';lce caahiifhea 1T AccCquaii--rci.rrei
tothe pom s'H'ce committee.
SaHuel Dewdney, o. Vafiei White, Of VIZ
liam A. Barron. ard OF William Love-rcferred
TO the committee of Claims.
Taos. Ketland referred to the committee OF
Commerce and Manufactures.
Samuel Beehe-reterred to the committee Of
Ways s, Means.
Nathaniel Iri1,, and of WIN. Breck, Jun
referred to the committee of Claims.
Return ]. N1eias. inn. OF John M'Int;rr. 6
ct John Lowry-referred To the committee of
Claims.
Ifaac Clafon---eferred to the committee of
Commerce and Manufactures.
Peter LandalS--refered to the Secretary of
state.
Hannah Douglas, of Notes Tryon and 2ich-
,rd Law, jun.-referred to the Committee of
Gains.
Ann Ledyard--referred to the committee of
Claims.
There was an interefing debate on Friday
IN the Senate on DIR. Logan's bill to iufp,nd
commercial intercourfe between the y. E;9res
and st. Domingo. Mef'is. Logan and JackG,n
advocated, and Metirs. S. Smith. HiIlhouie,
MitchI!l and Adams oppofed it. The dsbs,e
became the More iuter.finy from its implicatj
on ofthe general fate of our foreign relations.
and particularly the late Rri,iih orders. No
fentiment but that of reprobation was uttered.
and the neceliitY "f takirg bold and command
'ng ground in dc.ence of our violated ri.h,s
wesavpwcd on AL hands. The further conf,
tera'i"n of 'he bill was potponed in Mcntiav.
w: thall endedvor to publiih Retch of the
debate. M, D.,
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tnaOntty OF tuc pcOpic, trOnl the eNoFOttsnt
price Divine, To consn'ne it in co:,rt tf;on with
the bark that he is convinced that the bot
toms of Ohio are as favorable to the ,cultivati-
on of the grape as the hills Of France; and 60
'iciting either the grant, or the fsle on an ex.
tended credit of fsSfon go, in towniip No. 8,
range 9, on Mad river, a Etuation which he
confiders ingular!y favorable to vineyard.
Referred to the committee of Commerce S;
Manufactures.
Mr.. Parlr moved the reference OF the report
on the letter cfthe PRECEDENT OF the convention
Of Indiana. relative to the fufpen6on Of the 9th
article of the compact between the u. Siatr S
and the people Of indiana, and the memoria'
of the inhabitants of the iaid territory, to fe-
le6 committee, which was agreed to, and a
committee of feven members appointed.
Mr.. Parke prefented memorial from the Lee
giflative Council and Houfe of Representatives
of the Indiana territory, praying,
!. The right Of introd lcing naves into the
territory.
9. That re6dence for prefcribed time, and
the payment Of taxes may enti.le every Eian to
the full enjoyment of political rights.
8. a ccfiion of the fat lcks and fpriGgs (be-
longing to the u. States) to the territory, on
condition that the lands ofthe U. States fiould
be exempted from territorial taxes for feven
years.
4. ouDNlting the hruatton or various lpeCles
of uniatisfied claims for lands.
S. Remembering againG diviion of the ter
ritory.
g. And praying that they may be admitted,
as ioon AS their population fliall allow, as \
Fate into the union, and not be divided into
.everal Gates.
Referred to the committee lalt appointed.
On motion of Mr.. J. c. Smith, the commit
tee of Claims were difc harged from the further
confederation of the petitions of John M'Entire
and Edwin Lewis, which were referred to the
committee on the public lands
Mr.. Varnum, from the committee appoint
&c to prepare rules for the government Of the
armies Of the u. States reported a bill for
enahliiliing rules and articles for the govern
| ment of the armies of the u. States whic h
WAS referred to committee of the whole on
Friday.
MIR. Morrow prefented petition from fun
dry Inhabitants of Tnditna, praying to be an
nexed to the fate OF Ohio, which was refer
red.
Mr.. Tenny from the committee of Revival
| and Uniniihed Bu.c;nefs, made a further re-
port.
| Leave having been given, MIR. Tenny pre-
| tented bill 10 revive aud continue in force AZ
att TO fuipend in part the act regulating foreign
| coins and for other purDofes; VIII h was refer
| red to committee of the whole Houfe to-mor-
row.
Mr.. Morrow prefented petition from fnn-
| dry purchafrrs of lands from the u. States,
| praying for an exteniion of the times of nav.
| ment, which was referred to the committee on
| the public lands.
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My anfwer to captain Wilton have tent open for
y"ur perofal, which pray you TO forward inmedl.
ately.
lrsquet that you will retain aud fafely keep un-
der military authority the party that may be irnt to
you, arreeabiy to my directions to captain Wilton
until they are received by the civil authority Ae-
eept my hearty appreciation of your and captain Will
fen's attention OH this location.
lam, SC.
(SigntdJ ROBERT WILLIAMS.
Captain Riebard Sp'rks, s'm"anAsg1
at Fort AAanls. }
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LETTER, No. 6.

III. Cov-ynor Of tie A1ispi territory, e-9t-s COL
ERi of the 5sb regiment Of the wiit;s d territory.
HAD QUARTERS, H'alS;ar,o., NJ. 7. Ssp.easS.r 9b,
1906.
SIR,
You will on the receipt Of this order Immediately
af1emble from your regiment the following detach-
ment for duty viz. Two captains, euts. two en-
figns, eight fergeants, eight corporals, two drum
'mers or bylehornu,en, and eighty two privates to
comroCe two equal companies. They are TO be well
armed and fupplied with i2 rounds of ammunition
per man. Not having the Rate OF your regiment by
actual return, it nun ref with yourfelf from which
battalion you are to detaeh them. This detachment
is to aa as patro,e near and along the line of de-
nnarcaton to prevent check irregularities of every
kind They are TO rendezvous at Pinckneyvile from
whence they will be detached to their different pofs
As foon as they are anembled areturn of them will
be made, naming the eomn'.soned officers and re-
porting the itrength, and the ate of arms, &c &c.
and forwarded to the infpeaor at this place, when
YOU will receive further orders. In the mean time
the de.aehments will be active patroles. examining
all equivocal characters paing the line from below.
and Especially il by night, aoppirg and fecuring any
armed parties. improperly palIing the line as in fome
late niances and in flor. agording all proper pro-
teton in their power to the citizens OF the United
State. and their property The better TO effect this
one CAPTAIN and his command will be detached the
eauern part III the hne 10 NC gu ue~, ""o '"Ne P",'
on or near the Tiehfau, from whence the communi-
cation mutt be kept up TO meet the patroe detached
from pot near the wet end Of the line.
Every occurrence worthy of note and mutt he
communicated in this way to the fenor captain whole
poi will be in or near Pineknryville; and who will
report either dire head quarters to the npec-
tors office Should any hottie attenpth he made, ei-
ther on the citizens, their property or the de,ach
ment on duty, force mum be repelled with force.
Signed,
r. WILLIAMS.
Jo5s EN,, efg Hens eek3
forwarding fbe STD re-
gimeni Of Militia. }
TO sosiiaSedJ
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TIE Governor Of tbe AfDspi ferrifo,y' orders TO Col
Ei of the 5sb regiment Of The wiiitis adfer,ifory
HEAD QuA7xRs, W'ays;aqto., NJ T. Sspse,sS:r 9hs
1905.
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COMMITTED to The TAIL Of po,ob, Alan
=, ~ county on the % day of April, NJ" ,,,.
W. mo il, w,o calls herflf JENNY. She favs
ty of Henrico, who fold her to Mr. w. ~'" W.
butcher, OF Richmond, and b. him f}ld f. ors
"ilmion, who fold her 20 one Vtgtc.. 0, ~
buckingham, who fold her TO a M, TX,
Camoe4' Of Kiog & Queen comfy, who lee
Ter at Lewis Fo'tinc's, A free Trero of 80
county from which laa place li,e clipped. sbs
appears to be about the age Of is or ~. CIV.
BLACK and has Ion fome Of her upper fore sc,.S
Inc owner IS deiired toeomt and prove HE mn
perry pay me pnfon chirses, andtake bera,iy,y
Oh he wa ne q, at " II as III Law drcas. ."
p,, MoSES n. ChRDOZO, Yai,,r.
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EFfraH Of a letter iron, n gentleman in Had;L,u
county, Ohio, dated RicbSo0d I5jH 4
VIRGINIH, to qyit.

PIRGINIH, to qgit.
at Chancery Di1riGt Court, held in tbe civ
OF Williamsburg the 9th day of April, lso5
Jethro Darden and Stephen Hookev.)
iurviving partners OF Elifha & Jesh- Z paT =.
70 Darden and Stephen Hockey,
Againf
CX!cy and Hancock, Dert,
He Defendants not having entered their ar
4 pearance and given fecurity according TO
the act of Ahemby and the rules Of this Conrt
ana It Appearing to the fatisfaGion Of the court,
that they arc not inhabitants OF ibis country. on
the motion ofthe plaintiffs, by their connfJ. il
IS Ordered, That the faid defendants do appear
here on the frft day OF the next term. and an.
lwer the bili OF the pia1tilis; and that a copy
OF this order be forthwith inherited in f,o,e
newiPaPer Of the City Of Richmond. for two
months iucceively, and ported at the front door
OF the former capitol in this city.
Copy. Tche,
ANT'Y ROBINSON, &C,
MAY IL (Fzn,) W..
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-17
VIRGINIA.

at iuperior court of Chancere, held a. f,,e
Capitol in the city of Richmond, The oood
five, ~ "''i
Between
Robert Rofe p,a:...cr
And "''-'A'
Henry Role Dsf.o.i...
HE defendant not having entered HE a.
= pearance, and given fecarity acccrIigg -
the act OF Afsmbly, and the ruIcs of this .c,,,rt
ana It appearing to the fltisfatiion Of the cn,r,
that he is not an inhabitant of this conntrv nn
the motion OF the plaintiff, by his council if is
ordered thai the iaid defendant do appear here
on, on 'ne hrit Gay OF next term, and anfwer fhe
der be forthwith infsrted in fome ncwcnan w.
publ,hed IN che city of Richmond, for two
months iuccei'ively, and poGcd at the front
door OF the Capitol in the flid civ. 0''
a Copy, T6ae,
fETER TfNSLEY, c. c.
May Il. Fem. BIS.