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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-18
NEW YORK, June X.

~ Il w INN, juHt 3.
By the brig paiiley, from Bordeaux,
French papers TO the 10th Of April are
received at the Office OF HE Mercantile
Advertiser, but they afford no news
We learn verbally that the defina1oa
OF the Toulon fleet, which had on
board $4,000 men, is TO make an at.
tempt on the illand Of Jamaica, and
the Pariflans fpoke with confidence Of 7
its being compelled to lurrender The
Brett fleet was completely manned and
ready for lea. MIR. Monroe remained
at Madrid, without any very iangaim|
proiped of bringing the dlfpute be.
tween that court and the United State
to an amicable conclufon. Mr.. L. |
vingfon was to fail from Nantes about
the aoth7of May, in the fhip MlfiGp.
pi. for this port. The Pailley is ths|
bearer of dlfpatches for government.
The claims fettled by the American
commiihoners at Paris, and lquldated|
by the French board efabliihed tGj
that purpofe. were not finally admitted
by the french fecretary. Many din-
culties had arifen between the Amer-
can minitters and the French mlnlHef
Of finance on this fubjee, and i IS
doubtful whether the bills to be drawn
by the American minifer for The final
liquidation OF thofe claims will be lent |
forward until aftei the return OF trl
emperor from italy. Mr.. MumOa
our minitfer extraordinary at Madrid
had not left that place the goth April
French papers to the 18th Apra
were yeiterday received, bet they do|
not contain any important intelligence
which has not been publiihed from oH
Englifh prints. A very few exlracseA
have been made-as follows:
PARIS, goth Germinal'
The German journals again an
nounce the march of 10000 Rulp0
towards the iouthern frontiers OF ~
rope.
The official journal continues %
publlik, in the Italian language az
dIefies of devotion and fidelity 70 I'D
najefy the emperor and king 'I TO.
the different civil and military booFft
the magiRracv and harmed iocleteS
the kingdom Of Italy.
We learn that the election and PRIV
cipal itates Of the German Empire
all forward torecogniie the new chal p
es that have taken place In the conp
tuition of the kingdom of Italy. {,
Her majefy madame Eliza, Pl'r
cefs Of Plombino let out yeltefo9
from Paris for her principally.
S1>rs=ss ..
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! By the fecond Genius, of 888,8oo
! Aaves, sae fame itates contain SSs,992,
three-6fths Of which is 49o,794 giving.
Is representatives and traction OF
! 4,749.
| hail divide the United States into
the three great natural. dlvlllons OF
northern, middle, and ionthefn itates.
The northern receive no advantage,
the middle but trifle if any, and the
iouthern very important advantage,
from the representation for ilaves.
The table exhibits the decreaie OF
faves in the northern and middle, and
their increaie in the louthern ttateS, tor
ten yesrs:
New Hamp'hire, Mafachufetts, R.
Hand, Connecticut and Vermont, con-
tanned in 17eo-TotaL l,oo9,5aa
ilaves3 ,836. In 1900, tot. i,a53,oll,
flaves 1890. New York, New ]er.
fey, rennlylvania and Delaware, in
1890, total 1,o17,7a6; flaves 1897
In 1900, total i,464,o17 flaves
| 4o,8o4. Maryland, Virginia, Ken
lucky, North Carolina, S. Carolina, q
| Georgia, in 1890, tot. $685.; faves
645,o23. In 1900, total 2,437,231;
/ flaqss 83a,oo2. The naves in the
northern Rates have decreafed from
| 1886 to 1889, almof in the ratio OF
: and 8. In the middle ftates from
| 45,37l to 4o,8e4, in that OF nearly
| one ninth. Increafed In the louthern
from 645,o23, to 832,9o2, nearly one
third of the original number, or IN
tie ratio of 632 to CAS-.
| Rhode Ifland has decrcaied from 948
| to $50. Connecticut from 2,764 to
q5t. New York nearly fatlonary.
Pennfylvania and Delaware have de-
created little, and Maryland made
fmall increale. Virginia has increaied
in the ratio of 345to 292, Kentucky
IN that of 40 to IL. North Carolina
in that of l33 to 100. SouthCar
ma in that of l46 to 1o7. Georgia
has doubled her number. The in
create gives four members of congrefs
and as many electors Of preildent In
the fouthern fates.
The increale Of the whole number
of perfons reprelented has been as 40
to, 60; that Of ilaves for which their
matters are reprefented as So to Al
| that of freemen as to AZ to 81. Let
us calculate upon the fame ratio Of IN
create fer 10 years to come. Increale
the number Of perlonS reprelented fror:,
| 40 to 65-ilaves from SO to 66-free-
men from IA to 60, round numbers:
I there will be in 20 years more than 10
representatives for aaves. But if we
calculate, as we may with probability,
| upon much larger increaie, upon the
/ creation of new fates in LouiGana, and
the importation & propagation Of llaves
in that country, in 20 or 80. years
there will be between 80 and 40 repre-
fentatives in congrets for ilaves, and
as many eleaors Of prehdent.
/ But another very gloomy part Of the
/ picture remains to be unfolded.
1 In the lalt ten years the whole num-
| Der of perlonS in the northern or eal-
tern ilates hasincreafed only in the pro-
/ portion Of II to 10, lnthe middle as
n to 10, in the louthern nearly as "a
to 1S. Free people in the ealtern as
10 to 10, Haves in the louthern as SO
to 81. Free people in the foathern
itates from l,22l,364 to l,6o4,23o.
Free peoplein the ealtern itaies in the
ratio of one fifth only of the original
number; thole in the iou,hern ltates
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Mr.. ELLIOT
TO HIS CONSTITUENTS.
LRTTER LX.

!
Gdent, for their aaves, for it is not a
representation of laves) is the only
part OF thassinffrument which conf
der as materially Objectionable; and |
dhall not be deferred rom an exprei-
-iionof my fentiments upon the fubje4,
1by the foolifl octary about an imagit
snary dilfo.uiioa of the union. ! have
soften faid that I with not to fee the
dublea again agitated, in the form Of.
ssan amendment to the conlSitution. E.
tryery one knows it mutt be unavaiiing.
lBut it may fill be ufeiul thar the OPP
aaeration of that part OF the, contribution
,sasdhould be better undera,:odby the peo-
lple than it has been hitherto. lntor-
Smation cando no harm in republi-
-can government; the more the people
know the greater the probability OF pre-
serving the contribution.
1t is certainly true that the rich
planter in the fouthern fates who pol-
fefies fifty fIaves, has thirty one times the
political weight in our national GO
vernment than is poAeiled by the far
mer or merchant of New England. He
does not directly give 70 many votes,
but the fate is allowed them, and as
one of the condiments Of the repre-
tentative and elecctor of his difrief,
he poheiles all that confequence.
At the fame time he contributes much
lefs than lis proportion to the iupport
Of government, for the laborlng llaves
conlume nothing ofconlequence upon
which duty is paid and what the
matter does contribute is earned for
him by the labor of flaves while the
farmer and every man of bushels in
the northern and middle fates pays his
taxes with the lweat of his own brow.
twill be Gaid that companions of this
kind are invidlous, ItiS.talse. Truth
and correct information 70 far from
meeting that character are aiwaye hon
orable and u(eful. With very Conf
derable labor have made fome calcu-
lations.upon this fubject, for which |
1hall receive the thanks of every hon
eft man in the diffrict, and which will
certainly give rife to reflections OF a
mott interelfing nature.
Whole No. of periOns in U. $. in 100 s,S93,osss
DEDUCT a1yes 694,aSo
----
3s99 3s5
Three ifths Of the fayes AIT, 500
Whole No. reprefented s,65.9a3
Giving one hundred and nine repre-
fentatives and fraction of 1898.
But by lois of fractional parts of the
ratio Of representation in the appor-
tionment of the several fates, the actu-
al number was only one hundred and
fix.
OF the 6e4,2so laves, the fates of
Maryland, Virginia, Kentucky, North
Carolina, South Carolina, and Ceor-
gia, contained 645oa3, three ffths of
which number is 387o12, which divld-
ed by $4,000, land not calculating for
fractional lois in the apportionment to
the. itates, which would not in this cafe
amount to one member) gives as the
iIave representation of the iouthern
ifates agreeably to the hrlt Genius, I
members and fraction of 24oi2.
Whole number Of perrans in the United States in
tories, s,i4o,aoS
SLAVES. TOTAL.
Tenneiee 1884 Io5,6oz
Ohio 45,36S
Indiana I3S 564r
MrifbPpi 3,4So 1850
I7aoS l6sA;S I6s46S
In other ---- -
Rates, ilaves 87s,a25 s,3oSsooo
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4, MaGachuletts IA, R. Iland 2, Con
go members. Maryland =, Virginia
q, Kentucky 2, N. Carolina II, 5,
Carolina 6, Georgia 40 members
l,oo5,6a6 free citizens in the northern
llates had 80 representatives, and
/ ,2a1,364 in the louthern 4o repreien-
tatives. Without allowing any frac-
lions Of the ratio Of experimentation IN
the apportionment TO the leveral ltates,
and making no allowance for ilaVes
the northern itates would have been en-
titled, by the Genius Of 1891, to 50
representatives and fraction Of 1896,
the foutAern to 81 only with the trllllng
fraction of 3o4. In confequenoe,
therefore, Of the conaitut'onal repre-
ientation for llaves, therelatlve weight
Of the northern and fouthern itates was
only as 2o to 46, when otherwlie 1t
would have been as 80 to 81:
By the preient Genius the northern
ifates have IS representatives and the
louthern Ga, including Tenneiiee.
1,23t,672 free people in the northern
itates have IS representatives. The
louthern Rates including Tenneilee
contain 1,696,257 free people, and
have 81 representatives. As above,
the northern i}ates would have been
entitled by the Genius Of 800, to 81
members, with fractionof 1o,672.-
The fouthern to 81 and fraction OF
l3,257. It's as IS to 81, and, were
freemen alone repreiented, and that
equally, it would be as 81 to 81. In
itead of being little more than halt, 1t
would be more than two thirds.
But it is contended that the equal
representation in the fenate counterba
iances this inequality; and the decel-
vers of the people have met with lonle
iuccefs in this faIfehood. | will prove
it falle,in one minute. TIE 5 nor
thern itates contain 1,23l,672 free peo-
pie and iend o fenatorS the 7 fou-
them ifates 1,696,257, and feEd IA
fenators. By fimple operation in
the rule of three it will be found that
the louthern ltates, by their numbers,
in proportion to thoie of the northern,
are entitled only to 10 1enators, with
a fraction of 81 parts Of 123. The
middle itates lfand almof on the fame
ground with the northern. AS it re
fpe6ts the fenate they are on worle
ground. With free population but
one eighth lefs than that Of the lou-
thern Aates they have but one more
than hall the number of ienators.
Vermont, for one hundred and fifty
four thouGand free people, has four re-
prelentatives, Mal1achuletts, for FIVE
hundred and feventy four thoufand
five hundred and iixty four has ieven-
teen reprelentatives. New t1ampihire
for one hundred ard eighty three thou
land eight hundred and fifty has FIVE,
Connecticut for 25oo5t has 7. Rhode
Hand for Gxty eight thou(and feven
hundred and forty two, has to, New
York, for flve-hundred and iixty five
thoufand four Hundred and thirty ie
ven has feventeen. New Ierley 70 one
hundred and ninety eight thouiand fe-
ven hundred and twenty leven has fix.
Pennsylvania for FIX hundred thoufand
eight hundred and thirty nine, has IS.
Delaware for fifty eight thou!and one
hundred and twenty, has one. Nirgi-
MA. the Target Of the iouthern aates,
has in whole. numbers eight hundred
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wifi
IN Exfcnsi0e Fad for Speculation,

I'm ExfcnSiue Fiel! for Speculation,
T S offered in the sale OF the POWH 4 :
Il TAN ESTATE, which lies contigu-
Gus to the lower limits of Richmond, con-
tains 5000 acres of laid, borders near q
mile on James river, and runs milcsback.
The principal parts free grain land, CO.
vered with valuable timber, conyenien, 10
saw-mill erected thereon, which has cot
100 feet per day, and connected with :
grist and manufacturing mill, ON con.
slant stream, with pair OF stones.
There is a small Farm, with q comulo-
dious brick mansion, ice house, the usual
Offices, and fisheries.
Ii has many elegant soites for building,
furnished with good water, commanding
viess OF the city, falls aud shipping, which
lie opposite to them.
There is a beautiful level already laid
out into lots, at right angles, on the river.
The peculiar advantages ofthis proper
ty are multiplied by late acl for the es
Enlistment of an inspection of Tobacco
on II, and the ac for uniting the upper and
lower navigation by locks, which as the
proper point of junction render 1t valuable
| for store houses.
Few persons are uaacquainted with the
! political importance OF Richmond, as the
capital of the most influential state of the
union, nor its commercial advantages from
the immence quantities of coal, flour and
tobacco, which pass through its market
and will ii be necessary 10 add that these
advantages viii be shortly increased by
the western produce brought through the
Kanawha to this navigation and deposit;
TO be thence shipped directly abroad when
the contemplated improvement ofthe low
er navigation shall be complete.
IL is submitted to n,onicd men to con-
slider whether purchase by shares either
to sell out or improve parts Of this growing
estate, would not in few years afford a
certain and handsome remuneration for
their attention being free from those con-
tiugencies to which many institutions are
liable.
In such an establishment the proprietor
would willingly participate. AliberaIcredit
viii be allowed the purchasers on pay
ment Of interest, and farther particulars
made known by applying to Mr.. Robert
Atkinson near Petersburg, Mr.. Alexander
Fulton Baltimore, Messrs. Prosser and
Moncure Richmond, or the subscriber on
the premises. w. MAYO,
Powhatan, near Richmond,1
Virg. April 90, 1905. wet
eG@ The Editor If tie National Infeli-
gencer is requested 10 inserf The a6ove once
a zceek FIR sic fines, and transmit his ac-
coaf'af. ". nj.
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v<s Quarterly Court, he'd for Prince Ed
ssard Go4ny, Sfa,e6 roe lst6, 1905
Archibald Fuqua. piainsa.0 =
zzainn -
viiiianand George Walker, executors, &c. 8
efGsorge Walker. dec. audthcsaid Wi, =
liam, David. Ben, Jacob and Nancy, and (
tbeir mother Priscilla w aiker, and John =
Efrweil, eeiendsnts J <
FT-iIE defendants David. Ben, Jacob, Nancy
i and their mother pnacilie, not heving entet
Ell ,heir appearance ana given security according
70 an at OF the General Assenshly and the Tsl'ss
OF this court, aRait appearing 70 the saisfa HiSn
Of the court thai sltey not iFssbissass th's
stare: Onthe motion OF the pipintifby his-eean
sci, I, is orasyei. ,sAt The said, deicadsnss, d.
vid Ben, Jacob Nsaey AVID tAeir .hsther Pris'
Gina, GO zppear hsss on 4he. frst dzy Of IaYceof
next, and answer the plaintiff sbH {; aud ths,a;
oopy Of This oraerb be lbrthp'ith iaserled IN soa'
ofe af thc p,usfc newspapers printed in yhe eir,
OF RiohmoHd for t,vo months successfully af.o
also pasfe,l al the front door ofthe eorssisoascc
this county.
copy--Fests,
BENZ. WATKINS, ~. q.
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p. TINSLEY, C. C.

COMMISSIONER oGee, Rietnopd. Ss,ife, 1905.
THE parties are desired TO take no.
,iee, that i have appointed the twenty seventh
cay of May next 70 commence Dire account dirett-
eiby the annexed dscretai order Of the court On
which day they are ysgnes'ed % attend at my Of
fee IN this city, wi,a the.s accounts and vouch-
cas- ready for eNs niaalon, aad with copies OF
the conrt papers. wtnal
SAMUEL GREENIOW, M C.
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Englandl his dam Horai,s by old Eelipfc Gan
dorstediy the fsa ilallion OF bis cay, his pran.
cam Counteis BY B,ans. famous fon OF the Go.
dolphin Arabian, WIKI. many ether excellent ,rof-
fes. A horfe OF better bloco than Arehduse WIS
rever RATED he is full brother to mr. Teazle and
Stamford both in high repute. and 10 are til.
whole aoek. Counties This grandaml has bred
fone OF the bra horfcs that have appeared en- the
Brtih turf. She is the dam OF Wizard, Cobfear,
Achilles, Greyhound. Horatia and Deipini, all ca
p'ts. This is well known to every geu, lem an ac-
gaainted with the racing calendars ard general
isuc book OF England. Arehduke is dark
brown horle. full fxtecu hands high. has deal Of
bone and great powers, good fiare OF beauty
and in the prime Of life. He made his appearance
on the turf at 3 years old, and did not run after
that year. be wen fweeplakes of 100 suiness
each, beating feverai good horlcs; alco the Der
by takes, beating lord Egremons's Ciflebert, fir
f. Handih's brother to Spread-Eagle. mr. Heath
coats Vivaldi. mr. Cookfon's Expectation, the
Duke Of Grafton's Vandsl lord ox,ord's Dsrt
(now his Lordfhip) lord Grofvenor's colt by
Potso's out Q, SYMPTOMS iGer aud Gcveral other
very 6ne COLES he Derby Cakes are conferred
the hrft IN England aud givcs the winner great
Credit RE fell lame tiIortly after ana was frsd,
run two races more with very good horles and al
/ tho he was beaten, he came in we'll The above
is the whole OF his racing.
ASCiiDUEE will fiand the enfsng feafon at
my table in Orange county, about miles below
the eourthocie. at twenty dollars. with half dol.
lar TO the groom. for each marc. The fesfop will
commence the 18th day Of March nezt and end
the ri day Of Augua following. a great abun.
dance OF the beif OF paaurage gratis. Boys board
ed al Ios Sd per week and corn furnfed at the
market price for the mares thar are to be fed, for
which the money muft be TENT. Great attention
paid the mares, bit responsibility for accidents
oreicapes. Notes ioi twenty dollars mnfl &C COM
rany the mares. FRANCIS TALIAFERRo.
February IS. 1905. wSt
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Valua6it Properyforsaie.

Il VIE subsc'iber wishing 70 turn some real pro-
i pcrty into more aaiyc use. would sci on
terms highly adyau'agcous 70 the purchaser,
A Z y N + NJ f. ~ Il.
Ga the cross str, et near the Mason's Hall, plea
sanity situated fora family.
To Rxur--A SToRE & CousTIxo Roos.
a few doors below The markct-house. at prcssn,
occupied oy Benjamin Hooper. Possession will
e. given the i6rh Of May The Stand is for a
Groccry inferior 20 bit few in tie city.
NJ. Grantland.
April Iirh, 1907. VIZ
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Charlotte cours, 9Th March, 1905.

Charlotte courf, 9Th March, 1905
Thomas r. Conner, infant son oil Boro,h-a1
Rag,and, who was the daughter of Ed. !.
ward Raglaud by Moore Conner. his IN !,
ther and next friend plaintiff.
ACkrE5T :
| William fillmore and Sally his wife. la'cS Sal ! :,
J ly Ragland. Thomas Ragiand. Nancy = :.
Ragiani, William Bowler and Poly his | =
wife, late Poly Ragisnd. - Biedsoe :,
J and Agnes his wife, late Agnes Rag. :,
I laad, Beisey Ragiand. and /. Clarke and ::
E!sey ais wife. late Eiscy Ragland.
-y-HE defendants John Clark and Eisey his
wife. nor having entered tieir appearance
accoriin 70 the al of assembly and the rules of
his courr. and ii appearing TO the satisfaction oil
,l,s court tha, they are not Inhabitants Of this
s,a,e: On the motion Of the plaintiff by his at
torncv, I is ordered. that they appear here on
the FIRST day Of August court mex, and answer the
bill; that copy Of this order be IN
serted in one of the Virginia Cazet.es for two
months successve'y, and posted at the from, door
orthe courthouse of the said county.
a copy--Tcstc,
'I'hAp,ae Da,I
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hichmohu, April 4th, ioO5. VIII
Tobacco Lana for Sale.

~ Amherst county, on Horslev's
i creek, 500 acres Of rich tobacco land, formerly
the property of DR.. Daniel Warwick. and known
by the name OF Wincanton--Thi his land has the adj
vantage of lying on the main read leading from
Amherst courthouse 10 Waagn's ferry on James
river. is valuable stand for country store, with
a iramed house for that purpose entirely new and
suihcientlylar hayingtwo rooms below and two
above s,aivs, with good brick chimney. and well
underpinnd with brick also lumbcr-house 16
feet square, with cellar Of Us full size valid up
with stone--there is also a tayior's and sadler's
shop, and other out houses likewise tolerabe
good dwelling house. with three rooms below and
two above stairs: kitchen, dairy and other out
houses within a mile Of the store. suitable for
private family On this trad &C land there is a
bout IS acres cleared, al Of which is fresh and in
good order for cultivation; il has also the adyan
tage of being only Z miles from Bethel. where
there is an inspection Of tobacco. and within Is
mics Of LynchbuFg. Asitis presumed no person
VII he inclined 20 purchase the above without re
viewing the premises, they will be shewn b.
tMessrss Teliaferros & Loving, wholivc within
few miles Of Wineanfon. and fully empowered
20 make sale, and the terms Of payment may be
known from themi as also on application TO
Gilliat & Kirby.
Richmond, March 90. 1905. (wtds)
49,
The above traa Of land and improvements,
will be offered for SHE, at Amherst COURT house
on Mcuday The 18th July next. (beiag oours day)
ON credit Of six, twelve and eighteen months
deed Of trust will b. required on the premises
o. Satisfactory security for puntlosi payment.
Glliat < Kirby.
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Benia. Watkins, d. c.
Fisher G Lesueur,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED LARGE SUPPLY OF
GROCERIES. viz.

MuscQvado Sugar to- Gloves Nutr,eps
Best Green Coffee Mace and Cassia
Double and Single re- Madder Birthstone.
hned loaf Sugar Alum & Copperas
Retail nio,asses s trikle Spanish and Bengal
Old Antigua. Jamaica, Indigo
Santacruz, ST. Kits spermaceti Oil
and n. Z. Rum Coloring
Old Cogniac Brandy Picked Salmon and
Holland Gin Goldfish
Madeira, Port, Sherry, New York Candies 3.
Tencriae and Mala. Soap
ga Wine Guu-powder
Bottled Port e Claret Patent Shot from to
Caldwell Frasure & co.'s BIB
snperhne Chocolate Thomas Leiper's Snuff
Young lyon S5uch- Marcouba ditto
ong' Imperial and Porter Coris
few canislers con Gin Cases
tanning 1 ID lbs. Demijohns
Gunpowder Tea Cur quart and pint De-
oenteh barley canters
Fresh Oil and Olives Plain ct & half pt do.
BASKET SaIt Plain and cut. half pint,
Fresh Mustard pint & out. Tumblers
Spanish Segars Gu, Ielly Classes
Martinique, Noyau & China Bowls from pint
Bordeaux CordiaIs. to quart
BOX Raisins & Almonds Tea and coffee Cups &
Race and ground Gin. Saueers
ger, Pepper, PirneR- Patent Night Lamps.
ALSO, A QUANTITY OF
German O5nabureS 81 T7cklenb;vgs
All which were selected for this market, by
James Fisher. and will be sold, wholesale and re-.
tail, on moderate terms.
Rieb1ond, March 81, 1905. wifi
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VIRGINIA..
81 Court held for Halifax County,

81 Court held for Halifax County,
the 25'h day OF February, 1896
J".n e,.ta' plaintiff I
Daniel S;semo'e. George Sisemorc. Solomon :,
Sicemore, .Jo5r Sizemore, William Size ! s
more, Hiram Sscentore. lNsry Siscnio,e Z
aud Tossb5 Sisemoye, heirs and -eerese1if- 2
dtirssat John Siztnoe, dec. flames Baird :
ard Riiirm Baird, dcfenduHfs.
Hz defendants John sizcmore, William Size
mo-e and William Baird no, having entered
their appearance aud given feeuri,y agreeable to
the ACT OF siIenbiy and the rules oi this court and
IL appearing TO the fa,issac,on OF ,he court that
they NOT inhabitants OF this Rate On the mo
tion OF the plzirtiE by his council, It IS o'ee'e,
tina. the faid defendants do appear here on ene
fourth Norisy N usua ncss and ariwer tne
plaintiff. bill and tina, copy OF this 'rder ne
forthwith inherited in fomc sc~fpaprr 81 me e''y
of Richmond icr two months s"eee'hyeV. quo
noe-d ,r the front door Of the eourthouc oil this
saun,v. Il eeey-Tesfe,
John Barksdale, d. c. h. c.