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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-03-18

" RGlNIA TO wIr.--At :. Ghancery Dis
trlct court held in the city of williamsburg
the Cd day of November, 1907.
William Moss and Thomas Moss'infants by Sa-
rah Moss their next friend, PiaintifS-Against
William Moss administrator of Benjamin Moss,
deceased, and John, Benjamin and Mary Moss,
Defendants.
The defendant Benjamin Moss, not having en-
tered his appearance and given security according
to the actof Assembly and the rules fthis court,
motion of the pla ntiii by their counsel, 1t is or
dsfed, that the said defendant do appear here on
the first day of the next term and answer the bill
OF the plaintiffs and that copy of this order
be forthwith Inserted in some newspaper of the
CITY of Richmond for two months SUCCESSFULLY
and posted at the front door of the former CAPT
to in this city.
a Copy HNTY. ROBINSON, c. c.
Feb 9. Iaw8wT
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GEORGE HAY,
WILLIAM WRIT,
BENJAMHt BOTTS,
EDMUND RANDOLPH
~. 1000
Rich1nosA, Ieb. 25A 1908.

fully concur with the gentlemen who have
signed tic above Certificate, 50 Ear as respects
Mr. Robertson, whose situation anil private and
professional character too well known 20 need
any sttcstation in this part of the United States.
With regard TO Wostc0i6s Edition, can only
sly, that having had occasion - tam u two of
thrcc passages IL tic first volume and finding
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- tLLERIAN &C ADEMY-Dr G.. Hoe
= icr' Tor reasons stated in his last advertise
MEET, ,1s coded TO me the above Seminar, form
co by hs highly meritorious exertions.
Inc details which this circumstance renders
necessary shall he more satisfactorily con.eyed
IL circlilar alo.esscd to Parents and Guardians.
Inc subjoncd information will suffice for the pre-
sent -N P'S-
Inc branches already announced continue to
DC taugli M, Doyle devotes his attention to
The EnFii5.., Latin and Greek classics, and TO O..
ther valuable branches A weIl-cualifcd native
of France exercises Jointly with ne the male
pnpis III reading, ieciting, speaking ana writing
/ French
The young Ladies shall be taught in distinct
apartments Ivy Mr.. Doyle and myself alternately.
Their instruction shall always be considered as
the most sacred part of a sacred trust
Mr.. Monroe obligingiy consents to allow me the
use OF an excellent Philosophical Apparatus be-
longing to him, ard this bcialty, deeply felt by
me and the students, will put it in nv power TO
Introduce, with great advantage, & course Of lee
lures on Natural Philosophy. To those Youths
ais whose nluisitive minds may embrace w
derrange OF investigation, every assistance which
my her6ria, my collection OF minerals, my books
on Chemistry and natural history, ard my own
humble researches may afford, shqll be ioyfllIy
impaired
With view to render the benefits of the es,a-
blshment accessible to larger portion of socle-
~ Ut VIC sl4aNIOl VI llS present
ter, to reduce the fees for certain branches A
few days will enable me u ascertain the proper.
and safe basis of such reduction, and every ne
ccssary detail on thatbcad shall BE- commitment
ed IN the circular 20 which have alluded above
Pupils from The country arc 20 board either vita.
some relations in this city, who shall be the gua
rdntccs of their moral conduct, or with Dr.. Usl.
Ter, whose parental attention both TO the pbssi-
cal comfort and moral purity Of the youths com
posing his family, is fully cvinccd by their afGC
tomato gratitude and The general tenor Of their
department
Further particulars Immediately wanted, MAG
be obtained bylettcr or b. personal application 10
me. must observe, however, THAT yciy influca-
tlal and very sacred considerations viii prevcns
me from deyotiDg the school hours TO any otlIer
concern but the direct business Of instric ton
Those hours arc at present from about 8 in the
morning 20 ill ) IN the afternoon
J.. II. .GIRAPDIN.
Richmond March 8, 1903 (law3D
~ B. Tie 1nsatioa ffwo frjfc exanuaGi5ss
n year, SOas ir0dveyfeu,l, c7niiled IN the ubovc-
Tie intended redve'jun for certain b,azctes has uoty
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pRoKERAoE AND COMMISSION BUsISEss-
IL The subscriber begs leave to inform the CT
tizens of Richmond, and the public in general,
ne has established himselfin the cbove line. ANY
business intrusted to- his care VIII be done on the
most liberal terms. D.. DORRINGTON.
Richmond, Feb 26: fawtf
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Z Or 'SALE-THE LINE of STAGES from
\ Richmond to Charlottesville, now in good
order. A great bargain may be had by the pur-
chaser, if application is made to the subscriber
on OF before the first day OF April enstng 1t is
unnecessarily speak Of the advantages or profits
accruing to the proprietor of this Line as none
will purchase without making tie necessary en-
qulrcs. RICHARD TERRELL.
Richmond, Feb. 4, 1905 T1awtf1
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ITO RENT (eoR TWO yEARs.)--Ihat Va
X luable lanyard Of the late Mr.. Jacob
Bockus and now occupied by the subscriber ST
tuated on the m.in-street Of this city between
the Capitol and, the BASIN of the canal Its con-
ycnicnces are superior to any other in this place
n large currying shop, cellar and drying loft,
spaciou, bark house, two bark mills and houses,
beam house and every other requisite for the
tanning Of from 2 to 5000 hides year, exclusive
Of skins Also, On uIa same tenement, a conye-
nicnt dwelling house, IncScn, smoke house, sta
bic and garden. The renter may also be accom-
lhodated with some excellent Red-Osk Bark, nov
in the bark house. Proposals for the above will
perceived blythe subscriber till the 1st of April
next, ON that day,it will be offered at public auc-
ton before Mcssrs. ProsSer and Moncure's Ven
due Office Fond with. approved security will
be required, aud Possession given Of the whole
Immediately The reason for offering the above
property for rent is the III state of health Of the
subscriber 70 pay that attention the business re.
quircs. y MARCUS ELCAN
n u. TIE said Tan.Yard may be rented for
thttr years longerby applying 70 the executors Of
thc estate ot Nj. jacob BJckus, deed.
Richmond, Feb. 9. (lawtlStA)
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WHEREAS the subscriber in the lie time
w of Carr Chapman, deceased, to wit In
the month of. January, eighteen hundred and five,
did execute 10 him a bond for four hundred and
fifty dollars, promisory note for fifty dollars and
another for a hogshead OF Antigua Rum !; ard
whereas have AN equitable defence against tic
payment of said bond and notes, hereby fore
warn all persons from taking transfer or assign.
ment of the same, as ] shall certainly refuse 20
discharge them unless compelled bylcgal process
THOMAS CHAPMAN.
Dumfrics, Feb 49, IFS
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JfOR SALE, 121.cG0 acres Of LAND in X N.
l. awha county, iii the forks vi Glea, San.
river;
$4,000 do III Tazewcll county, ON the wa,c,
of Clinch river.
10000 do: in, the county of Wytie, ON Reed
and Peak creeks
1000 do. in Randolph county ,or ,b, ,,.,.r.
ofCheat river:
Also, $4,000 acres of Virginia Land Warrants
lie above will be sold very low, and great ac
conmodation given in the payments.
To RENT, Brick House. on Shockoe. Hi,
IN good nsighborhood, and possessing every
accommodation for family
rHos: NoRvELL.
II RoKERAGE AMP COMMISSION BUSI.
IL NESS.-The subscriber rcspectfillx orr
ms services TO his friends and the public in tn, A.
Dove line OF business and solicits their patronage.
e. GREENROW
Dec. 10. -1--.-s---., Goawtf]
7 ANDS FOR SALE-Thc subscriber offers
~ Tor sale, the following Tracts of LAND. in
which, TO persons making caily applications, he
VIII give great Bargains One tract of $500 acres
lying IN Buckingham, which is advantageous,
situated for trade, being two or three niles from
SCOTS Manufacturing Mill, and. five from New.
Canton. This Land isvcry valuable, having on il
90Oacres of woods, nearly, al of which IS good
tobacco Land; there are also very good improve.
mehtS, such as are well calculated Tor the ac-
commodation of :. family, and a s,,fI.cicncy of
cleared land, to employ &c or IL hands advanta
geously This tract viii be shewn to any person
inclined to purchase, by Capt Peter Guerrant,
now resident on the fand.--One tract on Ran
dolphs creek, of 4oe acres, the greater part OF
which is fresh and will produce good wheat and,
corn; it Joins the lands of Col. Wilson and Mr.
Gilley Lewis.--Oae other tract, in the ncighbor
hood of New Canton, of 2l2 acres, being mole
ty OF tract owned By Mr.. Maurice LanShorne-
Another tract in Powhatml, of 500 acres, known
by the name of Gibraltar.
These Lands will be offered for sale at very re
duced prices, which may be known, during nv
absence, by application to Col William Daniel Of
Cumberland, who is authorised to contract Tor
them The title will be made by me on my return
from Kentucky, which will probably be between
the 10th and Goth of February next
a.. WADE NosEy.
Powhatan, Dec. 4. Grey
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them extremely incorrect. Ihavc never rerused
JOHN WICKHAM.

tits with much pleasure that unite with the
gentlemen, whose names are subscribed TO the
foregoing certificates, in the opinions they have
oppressed concerning Mr.. Robertson himself !;
and the fidelity and ability with which he will ex-
ecute the work which he is now preparing for the
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-03-18

4 HE subscriber has ACCOMMODATIONS ior s:v
Il or eight boalders by the wear. ON ,oo,era,..
., ALEXR. OUARRiEIl
y. ~ (eD,.N
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CASH PRIZES.


penng off-cast worsted &
open wrought woollen clo-
thing INTO woool, valued
at one hundred dolls. each, ,e
(patent right includcd) 100000
l,0O0 do. To consist of rights for
manufacturing ornament
al mouldings for dwelling
houses and shipping, valu- 81,
ed at fifty dollars each $4,000
.... S 100000
Subject to deduction of fifteen per cent
The most Sala0bie Cash P,lses from 200 dollars
ana abS'aras, to be determined as fol2oSos:
First drawn number the first ten days da wing
each 6 200
Ditto ditto on the succeeding ten DAYS,
each 500
Ditto ditto ontlle succeeding five days',
each 1000
Ditto ditto on the succeeding two days,
each 5000
Ditto. ditto on the last DAYS drawing lie. 600
This Lottery will positively commence draw
ing on the twenty third day of February next, and
will be completed in % days at intervals, under
the superintendent of Gentlemen appointed by
the Governor, to whom approved security has
been given, for the faithful drawing of the Lotto
ry agreeably to the scheme The numbering for
tne wheels has SO lar progressed, under the drec-
ton OF Mr. J"n'es oeI"rs, as TO Justify fishing tho
day of drawing The cash prizes will be paid at
the bank in thirty days after the conclusion of the
drawing, the Machines and Composition rights
delivered TO order, OH payment of the deduction
as above. All prizes must be demanded in one
year after the drawing, or they will be considered
as forfeited after that time,
TICKETS at TWO DOLLARS each, TO be had
OF VIM. Pritchad and Fitzwhylsonn and Pot
ter
The price of Tickets will advance as the draw
ing progresses.
Note.-TAc purchaser or holder of every ticket,
will be entitled 20 valuable patent right for ma
nutacturing Sage, Starch, and Hair Powder, from
Potatoes, by a process entirely new, besides
chance of the many valuable cash prizes.
jan. Ia. (oawtE)
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The Uoitel States rircieatei agai.S. the ei.aige
q French Ay!aeote.
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have never read " Wcstcott's Edition" and
can therefore give no opinion concerning the me-
rits of that work
ALEXANDER McRAE.
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N OFiCE-SlMpsox Monu1s, o,,po,n, the
- Eagle Tavern, respectfully inioi ms ,i,e ,ri,-
NC tnat ne is se.i'nS oil the following co Us
u'uer cost ana charges rs ne pcsti, Nv intrn,,.
to quit the above business on or beforc Spr;ln, -
lie rchia nder ct the stool, consists oil the il-
iowins articles suitable ior the present .i.,, ,n-
preaching season, viz "i
Broad Ciotn, Cassimcrcs, Deantt'&ppent Cord.
Corduroy, Thick sets. Vclrt.cen- nj i - -.
tine Silk, Tolenets, Flnnels anG Eaizcs ., y,-,.
Gus e"iors Wi!dboar, linen and cotton Checc,~,l
Inc f-o and A Irish Linen AMI Renting. ,5o,,'
las; Large assTtmcmt Of fine linen Canon.
iao,es aH sent!emcns' six 6 cotton Hose, wii,ie
and black Brussels Laccs, ladies' sill, aud CT
har shawts, silk and cotton Gloves, fine cor,lc,f
and cambria Rimity a large assortment of fash
ionable India and British Muslins, Cotton Cam
onc OF various coloss, fashionable printed Calico,
SahSeen' white and cetored Mars.illcs and lanes
Cotton Cassinere, Intiix Co,tonand T,b;c CIa.N,''
ana hummer Of other articl:s too tedious TO g.
nu'neratc. ~' Feb. 6. 4r (2awGwi
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NNE HUNDREDDoLL4Rs REWARo.-

TNHE COMMISSIONERS appointed unteg.
Il the act ofthc Congress ofthe United States.
" Authorizing the Erection of a BRIDGE o-er
the River PoToMAc, within the District of Co.
lumbia," to receive subscriptions for erecting tic
same, hereby give notice that the Books Of Sub
scription will be opened At Stclie's Hotel in the
City of Washington, ON the lst Monday in April
next, between the hours of - at noon, and 3 r. NJ
Robert. Brent, Jonah Tio7,lbsor,
Daniel Carroll, .Iorathan SsoJt,
u Dudaingtons Thomas Yo7rekE,
Thomas Mnvoe, CAth5ert PozreY,
J""tss d. Barry, Elisha fanney,
FREDERICK Nay, |, Charies A!e9aadsr
Samuel Ho-Sntith,
The act of Congress authorises the subscription
of Two Thousand Shares, and requires the pay
ment of ten dollarson each share at the time of
subscription. The residue to be paid in install
nents of ten dollars at such times as the comPa-
ny shall fix
Form Of Poser ye7piredfrons those vYto np4tc use
n an agent.
empower ------ to subscribe for me,
in my name, for - shares ofPotomac Bridge
stock, under the " Act autliorising the erection
of bridge over the river Potomac, within the
District of Columbia"
March 4. (ep4w)
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THE Subscriber intends TO practice law in
u the Counties of Pittsylvania, Henry and
Rockingham in North. Caolina-Iettcrs address
sed TO him should be directed 60 DarWle
GEORGE TUCKER
Pitisylvapa, Narcl J IF
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~ B. Tile w'atior Of fvo fsjiic exan1inG,i54s
Il year, SOds irodveyfev,l, c1rlfied IN the uboyc-
Tie intended redVesjuH jor certain branches has noJg
6eea fixed a6on-1Rp.y 10 l~ m GIRARDIN.
5fayeh Is
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- tLLERIAN ACADEMY.-Dr G. H1l-
- 4 icr, Tor reasons stated in his last advertise
meet :. IS coded to me the above Seminar, form
co by hls highly meritorious exertions.
. Ihe details which this circumstances ,nr,.le..
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August l3.
60 TO RENT.

THE subscriber offers to rent for one or
L more years, adjoining the place where
on he now lives, Blacksmith's shop, with a
complete set Of Tools, Dwellir 8 House in
comfortable condition, calculated for fami-
ly, together with between three and four acres
of very rich land.-From several years expe-
rience, can with truth declare, that there
can be no better stand for blacksmith than
the enc now offered to let.
Thomas B. Moreland.
Maryland, BroadCreek. lawtf
December 9.-l5-l
" 3. If i don't rent the hne stand
will sivs coed wages to z young man
with family.
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Diintrlct Of Uoluin bla,
III Chascery.
Elle defendant Jesse @

Tlle defendant jesse Green
not having entered his appearance and given
security according 10 the ect ct assembly and
the rules ct this court, and it.afpearins TO the
salts c,s tioa Of the court, upon affidavit, that
ire said defendant Jesse Green, IS not Az
in.labitant CT this district--on motion OF the
said complainant; Ivy his council, it IS ordered,
that the said defendant Jesse Green, do APP
apnear here on The first day OF next term and
enter his appearance 10 the suit and give Sc
curly FOR performing tic decree OF tie court,
and that tic other defendants Thomas Pres
ton and William Harper, do not pay away,
convey or becrete the debts by him owing to;
or TIE estate md effects in their hands be-
longing to the said absent defendant Jesse
Green, until the further order or decree OF tsiS
court and that q copy of tais order be forth
with published for two months successfully,
il one o. Tie public newspapers published III
this county, and that another copy be posted
at the front door Of the court house Of said
county.
A copy-Test,
G.. Deneale, c.. c.
Aurust ls law2m
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The Sub criber
1rFCRinS The PUBLIC,


7nut Re alauu Ia es and ads for sale, at ms
sho1s on she corner Of Faigfaas and Prince nee
streffz-
STILLS Of different flzes =
COPPER and BRASS KETTLES of all
siizes-A general assortment of TN WARE
and likewise executes all kinds OF bLACh-
SMITH WORK.
For Sale OF Rent,
A two story Brick House, at the lower end
of prince-st,eet. in good situation for busi-
ness and calculated to accommodate family.
TO LEASE,
ON A GROUND RENT FOR EVER,
sixty-two feet OF Ground, at the upper-end
of King-street--35 feet on Royal-strcef, De-
tween Prince and Duke-streets.
The highest price given for old copper,
Brass, Lead and Pewtsr--and all kinds OF
Copper and Grass work repaired
George M'Munl1.
August IS. d3m
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RECOMMENDATIONS.

Mr.. Henry S keatinge having submitted to
my perusai a theological work, entitled, The
hoiy Bi2e Er1llGintd" to which he intends
giving instant publication; ! feel it as duty
which owe to the cause Of truth, and the
pure principles Of the Christian religion, to
bea, testimony, that in my opinion, 1t Is judi
ciouslyan eninenlly calculated to dcssllni-
tie the historic facts, and essential doctrines
OF tic old and new testament writngs-Tli-.
it demands the special attention Ct parents and
guardians, and is justly entitled to the sacred
regard Of rising generation, who wish to
search the scriptures, which are able to make
us wise unto salvation.
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lanes BACON,

Aths Grocery STORE, nj Rtrg sff'f m
received in Gfalt;on 20 his former s'gS
A freh Supply OF Genuine Articles"
the Grocery Lire
Which makes his assortment complies
Exc roy egcrs for sole, ON his usual %" ''"
Nulcovado Sugars, ofyatlous4ss
Iities,
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10 This work has been specially recon-
mended and promoted by the elergymen OF c.
very denomination Of Christians to Wit Rev.
J. G.. J. Bend, John Glendy, John Ing'is q.
Daahicl, James Whitehead Samuel Knox,
A. NJ. Of Baltimore. Reverend B. Judd,
Of Annapolis. Rev. J. Laura, and Moor
mick of Washington. Rev. J. J oayers,
s B. Ralch, and II. Foxall, OF Georgetown
from whose recommendations the following
are selected.
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1AN the first day of this month young
4 Negro Man named JERRY absconded
from my plantation in the upper end OF Far,
fax county--he has been seen at different
times in this town; it is supposed that ne is
harbored by some person or persons IN IL
he is about ,eet OF inches high, strong
made, very thick lips, large eyes, sore upon
ensof his legs, occasioned by burn VIII
give Dollars for apprehcndipg and deliver
ing him to, me, and further sum ct 10 Dol
lars for eonvicting, by proper testimony, the
person ol, persons who have harbores llm.
Jas. Keith.
A,rnst 81. NmSth
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tScW-iIlS idiiu GO.
Cogniac, Bcurdeaux and Naples brsa,.
Holland and country gin
Schiedam gin in cases
Irish whlskcy, very old Il
70 barrels Pennsylvania rye sxe,
Cider in barrels
White wine and Cider vinegar
Florence oil in TASKS
9 hogshcads HAVANA honey
IS do. choice retailing moissa,
Gunpowder
Imperial
Hyson TF4S
h assss ass's and . goa ls''
Souchong
Muscovado sugars, different qualities
Bengal white do.
Loaf and lump sugars, PhiladelPhia Bali
timere and Alexandria.
Le;pcr's, CARROTS, and HaIniltoas MuE,
III bottles and baddcrs.
Macuoa and rapce do.
Cloycr-secd, { Pe,la. s1arranta)
Mace; nutmegs cloves; cassIa; pima,|
to; pepper; ginger race and ground; Cay
enne pepper: refined sait-petre.
Coffee; chocolate; rice /; pearl barrier
!.oclon and Philadelphia mustard; bssss
salt; starch; ig blue; Aotant indigo; Gen.
gia and Tennessee cotton; fax; wool; MAJ
der; copperas alum birthstone; chalk
pipes III boxes wrapping paper and twGi
traces; bed cords; leading lines; dcmiIohni
gin oases !; pa.eMt shot; brandywlne gunpa
der; Haryey's gtlnpowder, the only real SH
tlsh battle powderl frcm + to treble seaa
chewing tobacco best HAVANA segars'
Mascaei and bloom raisins in boxes.
San raisins IN casks.
Zante currants prHnes soft shaka
monds.
A few boxes excellent pickles, eaclt@
dozen bottles assorted; capers, ollFes ava
chcyics, tor sale by the box.
A quantity Of clean good alum salt sHitaa
for the fishery, SIC. sc.
lanes BACON,
AtAs Grocery STORE, MI Kirg sre'l !"
received in addition 20 his former s's'i:
a fTeh Supply OF Ccnuihe h'1'''"
the Grocery Lire
Which mskesthis assortment complies.
Ar nov qGers fol, sole, on his usual |'9 f'''
Nufcovado Sugars, ofvarlous9&
''iSs' ,;.o
i'psi ..nu i'u.'ip ''4''0
T Iu,l,:.y'' TEAS
~ ,,.l ssi' ,,rt;c,IarIy ss,.stt
nysch' ry ed for
, uou'is c c!s0' en,;Iy uss
ri!soa-ohi''' anu
ooachois ;
nest Siec" SoA'o' ,,;@,,,
Chocolate, ct a 81 pS'''F eaA'
Nla''e,' 81
.,
.., w7FE&
m .r
l asherihe'
S 4a,aH., sn AZ ~.
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Di{triA Of Columbia,
The defendant William Bali

not having en;ered lis appearance and given
security according; to the act OF assembly ami
the rules Of this court, and ii appearing to the
satisfaction OF the court upon affidavit, that the
said defendant William Ball is not al iulabi
tant of this district--on motion Of the said
complainants by their counsel, it is ordered,
that tie said defendant William Ball, do APP
pear here on the first day of next term. and
enter his appearance to the suit, and give Sc
cu,ity for performing the decree ofthe court:
and that the other defendant James Bowie, dc
not pay away, convey, or secrete, the debts
bv hin. owing to, or the estate Or effects in
his hands, belonging 10 the said absent defend
ant William Ball, Until the further order OF
decree of the court, and that a copy oi
this order be forthwith published for TIVE
months successfully, in one efthe pubic news
papers published in this county and that alo-
ther copy be posted at the front door OF the
court house oil said county.
A copy-fest,
G. Deneale, 6. c.
10y IN,
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pRoposALs

FOR PRINTING BY SUB ScR1PTIoS,
= By Henry S. yKeatinge, e5 BaltiWere,
TIE HOLY BIBLE EXPLAINED !:
on, The old and Mem Testament d.ssested
and illustrated
BY WY OF QUESTION AND ANSWER
In which the principal controvertca points are
considered, and the connection OF sacred
and profane history preserved. Compiled
chiefly from the writings OF the most emil
nent historians, diyines and commentators !.
Designed for Promoting Christian knosvledge.