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VIII Gc necessary 10 ciiel tie puoic Tor uu,
ting Of Tie drawing of,hc
1rms,y 1hmc Oh Lottery,
As is sometimes the case with o,her i.oteti
C. q X. WAITE,
Assure the pa1lio that the drawing Ct tEea
above Lottery vii positively take g.a,c On
tue ii 81 day OF Novenlber next, AID tc cor;.
Hued at Tie rate Of 1000 ti2scts Per eek, ill /
completed, and under 10 pretence v!atcye.,
viii the er@Hirg be delaycs!-G ( Il. W"'ais
also deem it necessary to acqlant tic pa. s.
tat they Eeycr have, nor never VIII BUO.iqy
advertise the sale Ut Tickets in aDyL cle.yJfE
CT such as taly Can confidently icial.megdE
ioi punctua!ity Of dlawins--t-e latc 5. Ma. {
rvs Col.e5e Lottery, and TIC present raig
Church Lottery, ale the ony Two lotteries
sout ward OF New York, that lie above fl;l
have yet ,ad any coacern ii-anI they trust
the trinity Churoil Lo terry vii Oe entit;ed to
tie sine credit FOR pu,ct; atty as was ,ae l.ia
St. Mary College Lottcty.
TICKETS,
EaIUes, ggayIs5s, aid Eoib,
IN IKE
TRINITY CHURCH LOTTERY,
For SALE Al
G.. q K. U.4iIE'S
TruB-Fortunaie Lottery Chiae, corner Of
Charles and Ntarhet-sueets Baltimore;
AND AT
j. Iiy4RCh's Bood-storc GeorgehSa.
Where was sid An the latc St, Mary's Col
Iege Lottery, the following capital prizes
viz:
1914 s3o,ooo.-l3564, 5000 do-70oi,
10000 oo--6977 5000 do--l4425, $500 90
1855, 500 do--7440, l.5oo do-i755,
$40 ao-l525, 500 do---l87o2, 1000 do
1927, 1000 do-5538, 1900 do---lSo75
| 600 do-l55a5, 500 do-S52t, 800 DO
1924, 5ooSo-ls5o2, 500 do-207lS, 500
,,,o-2lo75 SEQ Go.
Bank Notes
ofevcry description taken in payment ioE
ickcts ana Snalcs hcntucky,S. Carolina
,nl Oslo excepted. Tickets examined graz
aid ash advances tor prizes as soon as drawn
~ Present price Of ickets, So
.Eoieph MlIllgan,
1t J. l1sAcA Books ore GeoGseto''*'
Oct. 81. COOL
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OcToRER IA, BOB,
.NT0TICE is hereby giUen to the o .ss-l
holders Of this institution, that an L.sl'
tion will be held at the courthouse, IN AisA-.
andria, on Monday, the ! 4th November hs !, :.
@nr choosing tscelve Directors TO serve tor the
81 order ofMe lnresidsnt md Directors
Charles Page, lalhaef.
q October II. 1a 's 7 w. = -
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Of
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are few pair
SEVILLE SLIPPERS.
ON HAND,
HAVANA SUGARS
PORTER
CANDLES AND SOAP.
ALSO,
Shares Alexandria Theatre, and
do. Little River Turnpike SIOIA,
which will be sold a barg:in4if appiicd saf
soon. .e
October 10 ~ 800
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The DWELLING HOUSE and LOT,
with the improvements where reside.
Also,
Sundry vacant LOTS, situate 10 various
pars Of the town Of Alexandria. They are
free Of all membranes and will be conveyed
il fee simple to the purchasers.
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sufficient security, and will be mace .,hoWi'
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A quantity Of writing and wrapping Paper'
a Lady's elegant Mahogany Secretary,
portable Writing Desk,
A quantity OF Womens Morocco ohoes'
so boxes fresh Hyson and Young t1yson
Tea,
20 bbls. Tanners Oil,
For Sale.6
August so.
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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-22

: NEW. YORK, April II.

, We learn b,ha gentleman who left Al
osny on Saturday, that the Legislature
o. this state van to adjourn this day; and
that = bin had passed the senate land
you'd pass. IN the house, granting . loan
from the state Of 400. 600 dolls. for the
use OF farmers and others on mortgage
% make good their engagements during
inc embargo. a. eS-t/a
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-22

Congress had NO constitutional Tower r.,
lay an EMBARGO, was worthy of N.
most serious attention. There was NO
instance in history of 4 perpetual embar-
90. Il was new discovery.
Nh. d. r. WiiEams repeated, th.ttbe
fishermen were peculiarly: favored. in
the course Of his remarks he observed
that II the gentleman from Massachu-
sets had the feelings which gentleman
could feel, He would not have CHARGED
him with Prejudices against any par,icu.
lar class Of citizens.
M. 9incey rose to explain, but Mr..
Williams called him to order.
M. Lyon called him to order; he
hoped such expressions would not be ad.
mitted in the house. ..~-.... Il.
The Speaker said that personal refec.
lions we're contrary TO the rules Of The
house. ~ IT,
M. WTRiam.jdssi6ed what he had said.
T" Mr.. quincy explained what he had
meant by the word prejudices. He owA
ed this explanation. he said. To himself.
but not perhaps, to the gentleman from
South Garolina.
NJ. Taylor said the word pre;ud;ees
would not have had the same effect upon
him on any other occasion as the pre-
sent but 10 the Boston Repertory which
came to hand on Saturday, there was 4
letter from some person here, charging
thepmajority in eongress with q design
to ruin the trade Of the country. This
seemed to be q sort Of introdussion to
the present charge.
-Mr. M'Creery, said there must Be
some mistake in this business. That
letter could not have been written by the
gentleman from Massachusetts, fMr.
Quincey) as he had just stated that II the
merchants were the only sufferers by the
embargo he would be perfectly satisfied.
T NJ. Coed spoke at length in defence
Of the embargo. - -
NJ. Scan hoped 90 much time would
not be wasted in talking on subiee.s not
under eonsidsratien. !.
The question was taken on referrins
the petitions to the committee Of The
whole house--and carried, yeas So,
nays 26. H., - - :. - -
M. Rs;ndexter, laid before the house
. memorial from the Legislature Of the
Mississippi territory, complaining Of
The conduct Of judge Bruin. Of that ter
ritory, and stating that he. Frequently
appeared on the bench in state az inaOxi-
cation. and Pledging themselves to sup.
port the eharge-The memorial con.
cludes with q resolution directing Mr..
Poindexter (their delegate) to use his
endeavors to have the said judge i'm
peached.
Mr.. p. then offered the followink; re.
solution: Resolved, That 1commit,ee
be appointed TO prepare and report ar,i-
cles OF impeachment against Peter. b.
Bruin, yone OF the judges Of the sopsrior
court Of the Mississippi Territory and
that the cohmittee have power to send
for persons, papers and records.
90 the Suggestion OF, msssrs- Smile
and Pitkins mr.. Poindextef modi6.dthe,
resolution. % ~ 70 direct the comnii,.cs
TO inquire into The expectancy ofimpsaeh.
ing judge Bruin. ,.s..~.:-s[. -
The resolution was ordered to lie on
the table. = -. -.
he house took up the resolution from
the senate, respecting the proposed id.
journment. Il IS as follows :
" Resolved by fhe senate and house of
representatives Of ths United States of.
America. in congress assembled. J that
r - l.
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GEORGETOWN, April il.

: The house Representatives spent the
whole Of yesterday il committee Of the
whole, on the resolution offered BY Mr..
9: ". Campbell, authorizing the presi-.
dent TO raise the embargo during the re-
cess OF the legislature, ifin his opinion
the situation of,he country should rem
der il necessary. 1t is not yet decided on,
but law tothat effect will probably pass.
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NAYS J3.* - Z i * 1 9Es1 -
!: The Yeas and Nays being demanded
By one 6fth Of the naemberspresent, 49,.
- Those who votedin the affirmative are,
Il 4 Msssrss Alexander, B;bb, Champion,
Chittenden, Clinton, Cobb, culpepper,,
Dana, Davenport. Durell, Elliot, Ely,
GARDENER, Gardner, Garnets, Gray,
Harris, Hegc, jenkins, Key, Lewis,
i, on, Macon, Marion, Masters, Mil
ner,. III osely, Mumfori Pitken, Quin-
,ey, Randolph, Rowan, Russell. S. Smith,
Stanford. Stedman, I'aggart, Tallmadge,
Trigg, Uphsm, Van Ccrtlandt, Van
Dyke, Van Horne, Van Rensselaer, and
b. e. Williams, IS, 1ez.., -.
Those who voted in the negative are,
Messrs. L. Aston, w. Aston,
Bacon, Bard, Barker. Bassess, Black.
ledge, Blake, Blopht, Boyle. Brown,
Burwell, Butler, Calhoun, Claiborne,
G. w. Campbell, M. Clay, Clopton,
Cuts, Dawson, Desne, Desha, Eppes,
Findley, Fisk, Franklin, Gopdwyn,.
Green, Hester, Helms, Holland,
Holmes, Howard, Humphreys, Ilslcy,
Johnson, Tones, keenan,, Kirkpatrick,
KniRht, Lambert, M Creery, D. Mont
Eomery,J, Montgomery, ~ +, Moore,
+. Moore, Ter. Morrow. Newbold,
Newson, Nicholas, Porter, Hesh, Rea,
(Pen. Rhea, (Ten.l J. Richards, NJ.
Richards, Sloan, Smell, Smile. TX.
Smith, /. Smith, Southland, Storer,
Swart, Taylor, Troup, Van Allen
Wharton, Whitehill, Wilbour, N. VIII
iiams, Wilson, VIM 8 Witherall, IS.
: motion was then made by Mr..
Montgomery, aid seconded, that the
d6ors now Be opened. 81 .o- NJ
And debate arising thereon, a. Z:
> An adjournment was called for, = =
Whereupop the several orders Of the
day, were further postponed until to-
morrow, and the house adjourned until
to-inorrow morning At eleven o'eleek. =
=. q. i. vi .Safu,2ay,. 1psl ?. .-s - :.
:, The house being cieafed Of al persons
except the members and the clerk. -.
A message in writing wasreceived from
the presiden. of.he Y. S " Mr.. Coles,
hin secretary. 80 = 80:
{ This message appeared iu the In
telligeneer Of the 9Th inst. % introdntto-
~ to the publication Of the letters 0f NJ.
chappaguy aud Mr.. Erskine. I:
On mosionof Mr.. Ran9sieh, md Sc.
conded, that the house do come to the
following resolution: = M. +. 34 D.,
Resoieed, That the injunction Of Sc
creey imposed ON the message Of the
president of the u. S. of the 3Oth of
March, and the documents accompany.
ing the same, be taken oE 10 far as re-
lates to the copy of an Official hots from
NJ. champagny to gen. Armssrong, of
the i2th Of Jan. 1908, andof M official
letter from Mr.. Erskiue (his Britannia
majesty : envoy) TO the secretary ofs,ate
Of the 22d Of Feb. 1903, and that Eve
thousand copies thereofbe printed. !:
]; The question was taken that the house
do now proceed 70 take the said proposed
resolution into consideration andresolv.
ed lathe af6rmatiye-Yeas 1o6-Nays
L.. a. = \ - = - 49, e.
The said resolution being then twice
read, was on the question put thereup.
on, unanimously agreed % BY the house,
by ysas and nays. G.. ! - : i
A motion was made 81 Mr.. BiacEisdge
and ssconded, that ths house do agree
10 the following order "a 81. &
OrdeYed, That the secret journal Of
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hesPectfully submitted. ~
80 JAMES MADISON. :
DEsARrNEsT or Stars, III
s =. <. Afsiff, SOC. ~ y -

!, 4 motion waa made BY Mr.. Randalph,
and seconded, that the house do come
to the following resolution = - :. :;
- Resoive4 That the injunction Of sc.
crecy Imposed on the message Of the
president Of the u. S. oftbe 3Oof March
be taken off so far IS respects the docu-
naents accompanying the same, with the
exception of the letter from our minister
at Paris 20 the secretary of state Of the
27thof December, 1907, and the words
contained 10 the pArentkrsis in the last
sentencs ct the extIacs from Mr.. Pink.
neyA lssterof Jan. 26, 1908. -.
I And on Ii. question: that the house do
now proceed to take The said proposed
resolotion into confederation, il passed
lathe negative, Yeas IS, Nays III. =;
The yeas aud Nays Being demanded
By one Eth oflhe member. present, arc,
r YEAS-Messrs Ale xander. Bib,
Champion, Chitenden, Claiborne. Gin.
ton, Cobb, CalPepper, Dana, Dayen-
port. 4Duren Ei.tot, Ely, Gardenier.
Gardner, Garnett, Gray, Harris, Hoee'
Isnkins, Key, Lewis, Lyon, Macon.
i ~. tes Mss.ers' Mliner, Mosely,
,,l Fhk,n, 9uineys Randolph,
S SoMsn, nssseI 9. oml.h, Stanford,
Ssseman, A.nm1n8s, ngg. Upham,
: Iorilaadt, Ven Dyke: Van Horne,
ssG ns ems ana In. Wilhams---45.
:. Nn !. y. y. Ahton, Bacon,
n nafa,- DaIser; basseti biaekledge, Blake,
mount, 6oJis' Brown, Builder CAL
1 y - ". SamPosil, "a. Clay, Cults,
,tsSsea, gsaas, nesha. kfPss, Find- ;,
; s Esk, rIansII. @oodwyn, Green,
ns'slsI, nslms, noliaod, Holnes, How.
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BALrIMoRE. April Is.

BY the arrival Of the schr. Adaline
from Point Ps.re, ,Guadaloupe, we have
been politely furnished BY friend with
q copy Of decree issued BY general Er.
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G o " G. r E=S S. !.
MOUSE II REPRESENTATIVES,.
Continued frep las, week'sInteliigeneer.

6s'tf Fridag, April l.. g,s5
Al message from the President Of the
u. States, accompanied with report
from the secretary &c stare, wa received.
Tie house beingeleared ofallpersSns
except the members and the clerk, i 70
The said message was read, IN the
words following, towit: - Ia i.
70 the House d. Representatives If the
~ s..4 4 Unite6 States, -&s2
In answer 70 the enquiries Of the sesolu-
don Of the House q Representatives, of
the sob Of March, relatiye 20 certainl
dates-itransmit 4 report Of the secre-
tary Of state made y me % thar subject.
'..... TIT JEFFERSON
April 1, 1908. Z -t--E~ :,
Ceoy efa roper. fin the Secretary Of
State to The Pfeside1t efihe u. S.
- The Secretary Estate has The honor
70 report 70 rae President 10 conformity
- the resplution of the house Of sspre.
sentatisss Of the Soth OF March that the
only in6rmation which hss been rreeiv.
cd respecting the letter, from which the
extrsets Inserted in. general Armstrongs
letpr 70 the secretary ofstate Of January
22d, 1908, was taken, q 10 the extrast
ittelf, to which no date isgiven & and
hat no. copy Of any letter, from the
French minister to him, i sHbjoined %.
Or known 70 be. referred TO in his said
letter Of January 22d, excep. that a copy
Of which was communicased 10 congress
BY The president, on the 2sth Of March,
and which bears date the 18th Of Ianua.
", 1908. X does not appear from any
intorlnasion received BY the department
OF state, II which date either. this letssr
Of January the 18th, or the letter rom
which the inserted extract was taken,
Wsre feeeisedby the minister Of the Uni
ted States Al Paris. s&-s5s: ~ - ! l..
Respectfully submitted. -
~. p "a JAMES MADISON. r
DEPARTMENT or Stars, $ TN >-.3 II
49, I. -.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-20
MISCELLANY.
ECOMOMY IN BAKIyG HKEAI

ECONOMY IN BAKING BREAD.
Letter from the Reverend FRAnc1s HAcctrr
I're6end~y Of DwhSaa, to the BISHOP or
DURHAM.
Mr. LORD,
Ii you were sAyprized at receiving from me
.0sti u 1,ea,t,. your surprize will cease when
explain my reason for sending it in dong which
must eNter into some details which 1 am per.
suaded viii be far from undressing to Your
iordshp In the course of reading an old work
on rural economy, lately met with the follow.
ing assertion. viz That Hour kneaded with bran.
water viii produce more substantial bread and
greater quantity OF ii, than is obtained by The
common mode OF bakng--As the author saws
nplhng more on the subject, conclude he wrote
in a time OF plenty; but the information (if il
should prove correcO appeared to me Of vast
Importance i'll these days Of scarcity, and .Ie
termineG to make the experiment without DELAY
Accordingly caused four bushels of wheat
(nihe gallon menslre) to be ground, and nothing
but the coarse bran taken out the produce was
four bushels and II half Of -four and III of
bran. About ten days ago boilsd some of the
bran aud kneaded due proportion of The -four
with the strained liquor, and the result of the
experiment was 50 highly satisfactory, that re
solved 20 repeat il with the mast strct attention
and the most scru2,iious exactness The detail
of this second experiment am now about 10
communicates to yo'lr lordShip: and thought
proper to send you some of the bread produced
by 1t, that you insight form judgment of its
excellence. Yesterday took FIVE pounds MI
bran, boiled j., and with the liquor strained from,
1t, kncadcd fity-slX pounds oi -four, adding the
usual quantity OF yeast and salt When the
dough was sufficiently risen. it was weighed, and
divided irto loavcs the weight before being
pat in tbc oven BEING riBsty three pounds t,yels
ounces, % about s'sht peupSs ten canoes more
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,,cpation in Burr, project, on the face Of these tn

than the same QUANTITY es four kneaded ~ the ,
cOtau,on WAY ii Whs ti.en bakId two hoGFs. and
some tine aiScr being drawn, ihss sre',d was
weighed, and gave clg.iiy uitse ro,"ls el.SiJ
o';uces---loss IN baking ten poan.s Eve nuaces.
The same quantity ci -Four kueadc,l with COM
mon water loses about fifteen pounds eleven oun-
ces in the baking, and produces only sixty nine
pounds eight ounces of bread-gaiu by method
fourteen pounds; that is. clear increase of ose
i3th OF the usual quantity OF bread from given
quantity OF -four
This increase, which at FIRST appears astonish-
ing, (since only five pounds of bran were boiled)
seems to dcpend on p combination of three eau
scs first, the water i'll which the bran is boiled,
weighs half pound more per gallon than plain
waters secondly, owing to us glut'nous CO" st.
lence, 1t rs less subject tn evaporation by heat !;
thirdly, and principally. greater quantity of it
is necessary to make the dough bushel or fifty
six pounds of Hour requires three gallons of plain
water, e. &. 81 pounds, but it imbibed three gal
Ions and three quarts OF bran-water, weighing
! thirty five pounds ten ounces. The bran after
being used in this way, is equally fit for many do
mestic purposes, and suspect more nutritious
for pigs and poultry than it given To them rasp.
had the curiosity to weigh it after the liquor
was strained of, and found that it had gained IL
pounds andit water incorporates with II in the
same as it does with rice, why not its nu-
ltritive power be encreased iii the same manner
The conjecture accords AZ least, witt. Count RAM
L|orSs principle. But TO return to my experiment
l have amused myself with the following calcu-
lations which perhaps will make your lordship
smile.
The increase of bread, by this method, be-
ling fifth from given quantity Of -four, the
consumption of -four would be saved by it every
sixth day, or sixty days in a year-Supposing
then that the practice were universally adopted,
and taking the consumption of flour in this king
dom at Zoo. 900 bushels per day, the annuai sa-
viHg would amount to ID millions of bushels,
whici, ut the present price would cost about ten
millions sterling, and III ordinary times above four
,',,Hion. az -: ui ,i,e bread
there can be no doubt of its flavor you will
Judge by the specimen have sent you can
add by experience that ii keeps we'll! After my
first batch had been baked ten days, put loaf
which remained of it into my oven for about 90
minutes, and being suffered TO grow cool again,
lit was cut, and had every appearance OF new
bread nay, we even thought it better than it
was st firSr-l am, with true respect, your lord
i ships duutul and obedient servant,
FRANCIS HAGGITT
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Govt rs aef-s, iyrre o. ooh sides tiic M,
TURNPIKE ioa,i, as nring Mrs Price.
oie other uact, containing ~ acres, abcrt .
miles from Town, l. 9.g adjoining the tbree choi,,
ped roads, or the norm SIDE.
Any OF the above property may he had on
extensive credit Thcy also wish to dispose OF
the lease OF the house the main street. at re-
sent occupied by them rs counting house, be.
tween and Syears OF wh;ohis unexp,red.
rERCHANDISE
Chests Ene fresh llysoi Tea,
1000 Pieces India NanNevns,
1v00 Sacks Salt,
40 Crates well assorted Liverpool Ware.
Cases of fine Mcdock Carret amongst the
best ever imported into this state for sale.
Gases common Clarrct, &c. &c.
GEORGE PICKETT.
RODENT POLLARD,
CHARLES JOHNSTON
September5 oawt1StI
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N.RGiNih Ass sre>r:o- c-':-t &c Chan.
ce'y hoS'eu st lie Capitol in The City of
Sieanton., lGar -. 1928
EdaiI Has'ic, ei.dnri1r- Against J,hn Hop
.S'a3, Henry Lee, Corpn Gsi'i;n, S.,Truel g.
.A'!,m, ;al JOHN Banks, Surviving partners of
the Virginia Company, snd Thomas Rutherford,
IJsssants.
The defendant John Hopkins, against whom
The plaintiff appears to have proceeded regular
y, still falling to appear & answer the plaintiff
bill, the court on motion of the plaintiff doth
take his bill Ger confessed against that defendant,
aud doth refer the accounts between the parties
to ono OF the commissioners of the court, to be
BY him examined, stated and TO the court report.
, cd, with such matters specially stated as he may
think pertinent, either Of the parties may re-
quire and the defendant John Hopkins is order
ed to produce to the said commissioner such of
the books and papers of the Virginia Company
rs may be necessary to enable him to take the
account aforesaid.
Copy. Teste, P. TINSLEY, c. c.
Sept. Is.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-20

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-Richmond,
" 10th of August, 190S-Tbe parties con.
cerned are requested to attend at my office Oh
Monday the 18th day of October next, at which
time shall proceed to carry the foregoing deere
tai order into effect; and the defendant Hopkins
is desired to produce on that day to me in my Of
lice, all the books and papers of the Virginia
Company.
PATS. HENDREN, NJ Coan9niss'r
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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-20

n CHANCERY.-At Court continued and
held FOX Aibemsrle county, 1st day of Au-
gust. 1868.
AieSander Garrett, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
William Cornelius and Joseph Bishop, Defen-
dants.
The defendant William Cornelius rot having
entered his appearance, & given security accor-
ding to the act of Assembly, & the rules of this
court, and it appearing to the satisfaction of the
court, that he is not an inhahtant of this state-
On motion ofthe plaintiff by his council it is or
dered by the court, that the said defendant do
appear here on or before the first day of the next
term, and answer the bill ofte plaintiff, and that
copy Of this order he forthwith inserted i'm some
newspaper published in the city ef Richmond
two months successfully and posted at the front
door of the court house of said county
Copy. Teste.
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