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PUBLIC SALE.

on SATURDAY aerf, at 8 O'clock, will be
sold on the Premises,
TIE UNExPIRED LEASE OF
"A SIN A LII F A r M,
Adjoining the town Of Alexandria, lately
held by col. r. T. Hooe, deceased. There
arc about 80 acres under tolerably good
fence, mostly in clover and timothy, with
large Garden, farm houses and Orchard.
Also,
The Acre of Ground and improvement.
upon it, called BROOMLAWN, lying upon
Great Hunting Creek, and now rented as
Tavern at 500 per year.
The terms will bemade known at the plxe
of sale
For the Executors,
P. G. -Marsteller, vsM.
April 25s
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Six Cents Reward.

~ AN AWAY, from the subscribers, a.
n bout three weeks ago, Henry Grimler,
an apprentice to the boot and shoe-making
business. A reward of Sia Cents will be Civ
en- to any person who will return him--but
no charges paid.
M. and ]. Janney.
4.h mo. 24th--(95t st
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Iuft Received,

Juft Received,
DIR. REEFS CYCLOPEDIA, No. 10.
The AMERICAN ARTILLERlST, No.
5, which completes the work.
THE AMERICAN REGISTER, vol. 5.
And few copies of The PoqYer Of Rehglo"
on the Mind, by Lindley Murray.
R. Gray,
Jtho has on hand, large stock of WRIT
ING PAPER AND SCHOOL BOOKS.
NIB. Country merchants and others who
purchase to considerable amount will be sup
piled at the iosvess prices for cash.
- r. C..
April Is
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-03
els tracts. Rcferrcdc -the committee Of Posi-

tracts. Rcferredlc the committee or Post
OR.ces AJAX; i'o.t ilads.
Ihe huGse rcsined the consideration cf
the eiigrpssed biiProliding ior anAdditicn-
al military furcetMhhh was .dcpclding on
SatmdaY last at be time OF adjournment
.Whcieuson-
A motion was mlde BY Mr.. u. x. Viii
ans, that the saidiill do lie OH the table &
on ,,e qnestion.thdeupon, it was resol. ed in
the afirmative.
~ \ messagein writing was received
from the President i the us. by Mr.. Goes,
lS;s secretary, as ftloweth:
I" To the Senate ah House Of Rehrescnta-
tivc IF III. United States.
transmit to co,sress = letter recently re-
ceived from our niiister at st. James, cover
Ing one to him from the British secretary of
state. with his repy. These are communi
Gated rs forming d sequel to the corIespon-
dence which accompanied my message to
both ] uses, of the 18th instant.
TIL JEFFERSON
January so, 1902
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-03
LONDON, November 25, 1908.

SIR,
l have the honor to send enclosed, a copy
D: a letter, receivcdiast night from Mr.. Can
ming, IN answer to my letter TO linn of the 10Th
o. last month.
The tone of this letter renders it inpossi-
DE to reply to it W ha view to a discussion
OF whltt coAt& ms although it Is not
without E.rther iuadvertencies as to facts. x
caanr o. the observable ~ c open to except
Gus 1insend. however, to combine, with AN
acknowledgements of the receipt ~ it, two
short explorations. The frat will relate to
toe new extraordinary conjecture, which il
intimates, Liatiny authority was ~continreuf.
i the secmnd will rer,ind Mr.. CANNING tina,
ny letter oftiie 10th of Ocr0ber does net. as
ne imlgines leave unexplained the remark
hat the froUfSionat nature OF my cffer, to
make my proposal in writing. arose out Of
L circumstances )" but. on the CONTRARY, that
the explanation Immediately follows the re-
mark.
The Union is not yetreturned from France.
Lieutenant Gibbon arrived in L>nabn more
than three weeks ago, and delivered YOUR
letter If chc 95hof September. with dupli-
Gates of papers in case of the Little William.
and copies of letters which lately passed be
tween the department of state and Mr..
Erskine.
have the honor to be,
with the highest consideration,
SIR,
your obi. humble servant,
WIN. PINkNEY.
The hon. James Madison,
&c. &c. &c.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-03

AZ fkSrer1aaohs ui pa;as... nsSrr cz,aA..a aud
Oh rG.s.;cic>, have ;ire. a,aGc ;oa r,uch
iArgcr a.acnu,. tnan r,igiit bs n.fcgaed from
a visw OK; ase rctur,,s.
lha.e the honor tobe, &c
ALBERT GALLAl1N.
Ia lion. the Sneaker Of Me2 E
K50ae IF Representatives.
RctarTs e hiaces Svhere viotatious ef the
Embargo haze occurred.
Portsmouth,. FrenchMan's Bay, Pcnobscot,
Marlborough, Wiscasset, Bath, portlanN.
Newburyport, Ipswich. Gloucester, Salem,
M~arbiehesd. Boston. Portsmouth, (Mass)
Brnstabie, Newocdford, Dighton. Nartuck-
ct, Eigartowa, Bristol, Providence, New
port. Ncw-Londan, Middlesown. New Ha
ven, FairScid, Sachct's H4toor, Buffalo
Creek, sag harbor. New York Perth Am
boy, Philadelphia. Wilmington. (Del.) Ha-
vre-de Grace, Baltimore, Oxford, Vienna,
Snow Hill, George town, (Coi.) A~lexandria,
Dunfries. Yeocomico, Richmond. Peters
burg, Norfolk. Folly Landing. Cherrystone,
Canden, Plymouth, IN. c. Washington,
(E. CO. Ocracocke, Wilmington, On CO.
Georgetown, Is. CO. Charleston, ST. Ma
rvs
TIE Collectors of the foHozuiug hortS haze
returned. taQ6 there haze been no piotQ-
tions ma: haze come 10 their knosvieCge
Kenncbunk. Ridd!e.ord, Little Egg har-
Dor, Bridgetown. PTesquc Isle, Mia,ui, Not
tingliam, Chester, South-Qaay. Edenton
Newbe.n, Sudbury.
No returns received from other places.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-03
LONDON, December 5, 1908.

SIR,
have the honor to send enclosed, a COPY
81 ny reply to Mr.. Canning's letter TO me OF
me 22d ult. A copy of the letter, to which
It Is n answer Vas transmitted fen days
since by the British Packet, ana a duplicate
has been sent to Liverpool.
Inc Union is not ct arrived from France,
s we ave NO intelligence of her.
1 nave the honor to be,
with the highest consideration,
SIR,
yourmost obt. humble servant
VIM PIEhNEY.
The hon. James Madison.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-03

Mr.. Findlcy presented a petition from
sundry inhabitants OF the county of West
moreland. Pennsylvania, praying a repeal
ot.,he emoasgo, and war against France
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LAW BOOKS.
August 8.

LAW BOOKS.
7nJf Reeslved, for )ak by K. GRAY.
East's Reports, vol. 9th.
Cranch's Reports, volumes.
Fonblanque on Equity, 2 vol.
Peake's Evidence.
Dallass Reports, 4 vols.
Azuni's Maritime Law, 2 vol.
Johnson's Reports, vols.
Johnson's Cases, vol lst.
Wilson'S Reports, vols.
Espanasses' Nisi Prius, vols.
Massachusetts Term Reports, yola.
MacKnally's Evidence.
Equity Pleadcr, 2 vols.
Laws on Pleading.
Bright's Trial.
Pieatlel's Assistant.
Cowper's Reports.
Peake's Nisi Prius.
Keyling's Reports.
August 4.
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ny JOHN pINKERTON,
AfrrnoR OF MODERN GEOGRAPHY, NC.
CONDITIONS.


Tbe work will be handsomely printed. in
a,arto. on a fine paper and with new type j;
and will be put to press as soon as sufficient
number Of subscribersis obtained.
It is expected the work will be completed
:, 70, or twelve volumes, each containing be-
tween eight and nine hundred pages OF letter
n,es.. besides several elegant engravlngs.
A quarter of volume, Or one s number per- rs Is
proposed to be published en- the hrst Gay OF
every month, at dollars, payapie on oaiiVe-
~. 10 non-subscribers the price VIII De con-
siderably enhanced.
a lis, Of the names Of such as patronise this
valuable work by subscription, will be pub
Ishedin The last volume.
NJ The English edition sells at "A dollars
a volume. :,
~ SUBSCRIPTIONS rceeivsd6y JAMES
ExsSED DR.. senior, Alerand'7a.
Jelly z.
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Alexandra County, July 10.
A GREAT BARGAIN.

THE subscriber wishing to remove to the
western country, will sell the FARM on
which he resides in Fairfax county, miles
from Alexandria, from George Town fer
sy, and about the same from the Potomac
bridge crossing to tue city of Washington
in a healthy, agreeable neighborhood, con
tanning about 47o acres, on which is . conve-
nient dwelling house, large enough for gen
teel family, together with ah the outhouses
suitable, all new or nearly so an orchard of
apple trees OF selected fruit, together with
different other fruit trees, proportion OF i'm
proved meadow for the scythe, and large
portion more may easily be made. Any per-
son inclined TO purchase may know the terms
by application to Mr. john DuLIN, adjoining
the said farm, or the subscriber on the pre-
misses.
E. Dulin.
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PUBLIC AUCTION.

To be sold, at public auction, at Northuna~
berland court house, II the county o. Nor
cumberland, and state of Virginia, on
TUESDAY, the fifth day Of September
next, at eleven O'Clock, in the forenoon,
Five contiguous Plantations,
5,uo,utiua toresAer to about 27Oo heres,
rITUATE, on the river Potomac, and
- within about three miles OF the court
house. These estates formerly belonged 10
Presley Thornton, Esq. and are the same on
which he lived. They have never been seen
by either of the subscribers but it is under.
stood, that about 400 acres of them are as
valuable low grounds as amy ON the river, and
considerable part thereof heavily timbered.
The uplands consist OF about 1000 acres, and
the whole is we'll calculated for the production
of corn, wheat, tobacco, timothy, and small
grain of all kinds, in great abundance. The
Waters are said to abound with excellent
Geh. oysters, and wild fowl The water carl
riape is easy and convenient to Norfolk, Ba-
imere, Alexandria, and the city OF wash
ineton and as these estates possess severaI
GOOD mill seats, with an abundance OF water,
nd plentiful supply of timber, they must
be very valuable.
The premises will be shewp to persons IN
Ginning to purchase, by Col. James ln00rei
who lives on them, OF by Samuel BAackweA,
ESQ. who lives near to them; and the terms
of payment may be known SUFFICIENT time
before the sale, by applying to either OF Them
or to the subscriber i'll the city OF Philadei-
phia. -, ,r1,,rc
r.,no 70, dts
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Negroes for Sale.

Negroes for Sale.
At the Vendue-Store, on TUESDAY next
will be sold,
Two likely Mulatto Girls, for
term of years. One of them all excellent
house servant, about Il years old-the other
about 8. They will be sold on credit of 60
days, for good endorsed ne gotiable notes.
August IL.
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.ss!ss at Vendus.

[gv Tuesday and FRIDAY,
WILL BE SOLD
vsndue Store, cornerof Prince and
Water streets. :.
a DRY Goods, Groceries, sc.
~ ~ &c which will be expressed IN
\ nf the day--Ail kinds of goods
Is y - limitation and the prices OF
~ established, can at any time be
|, ~: al purchased atthe lowest Limitation
Fls'' D G. Marstcllcr, v. NJ,
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Juf Puhllfhed,
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b cELEPRATED ROMANCE KNTITLEDs
ABAELLINO,


HE BRAVO OF VENICE.
translated from the German, by NJ. G..
|sis' the Well known author of the Castle
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\ sfsosa at one dollar seventy FIVE cents.
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Il sas 10 you uemble, are ye all afraid
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y Jss'lce TO this excellent Romance, we
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~ houses to our theatre, is founded on
,Sae subject, as translated by Dunlap !;
6s;D 8 Showledsed superiority OF Lewis's
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N -, lar superior TO any other OF our mo-
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(aae publishers.
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June g.
VOYAGES AND TRAVELS:

Forming a complete History, OF the Origin
and Progress of Discovery, by Sea and
Land. from the earliest ages to the present
time. Preceded by an Historical introduce
ton, and Critical Catalogue of Books of
Voyages and Travels And illustrated and
adorned with Numerous Engraylngs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-19
RICHMOND, Nov. Gath 1909.

klSnclOND, NOV. 24th 1902
DEAR SIR,
have received with great pleasure
he 6fst volume of your ed,tioa ofthe Sta.
tn es Of Virginia at Large; & am xreme.
y glad ina, you have been bic TO make
such progress in a work of such realm.
Portaoce, moi only 10 the gentlemen of he
profession, but 20 the community al large.
Few persons have more reason 10 estimate
the value of such an under ak ng than
myself; having for five and twenty years
been endeavoring, In vain, to procure CO.
pes OF our public scts from the period
81 the r=gisal IN l7o5, 10 that of our
revolution. And -veo from the latter pc.
rod o he end of the last century, il
was nearly twenty years before l could
procure copies OF all the aGls of the sea
Verai conventions, and succeeding legis.
iatures. he unio,, una policy Of omit
ung laws which had either expired, had
been repealed, or were consol,da e6 in
the successive rev -als made during the
last century, rendered it almost impos.
sibie to trace any subject which had enA
gagged the attention OF successive legisia-
lures through all he mazes of its pro-
Igress. Nothing but complete edition of
our laws, at Ia &c, can afford thai light,
so necessary to the we'll understanding of
the laws, and The distribution of justice,
in our common country. A work OF such
maSni'ude and importance mus be at
tended with inhn te lsbour and expense.
lou have my sincere wishes for your
success in completing that work. and
thar it may receive that general eacou.
ragsmeni TO which it is enl tied from SO
many Iniporian, considerations.
am, respectfully,
Dear Sir,
Your most obt Servant,
ST. G.. TUCKER.
I'm. ". Heaing, Esq.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-19

s. ROWS resheefs TO Mr.. Heniag -
A necessary attention TO the business oil
the court, has disabled 5. r. from reading
sltendyely, the whole OF the FIRST volume
Of the Slalu es al Large he can, here
fore, give no Satisfactory opinion upon thu
character Of the laws contained therein.
II Is easy, however, to perceive that this
ia0oriOus wo.k has been executed with
great care and fidelity, On tie pa 1 q
Mr.. Henng, to whom, in ths opinion
OF 5. x. our coGntFymsn, in all geaerati-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-19

TOR SALE. TRACT of LAND, III
A the county of Cumberland. within a
mile q! Farmviile, containing four hundred
acres, not quite half of which is cleared.
The emsinder is for the most part prime
tobacco land, uncOmmpnlv we'll timbered
ard watered The cleared land is generally
in excellent heart. There are 90 the
tract commodious framed grenary she'd
ded all around and two tobacco houses
The situation is esteemed uucommoRly
healthy. If not previously sold, it will be
offered at public sale, on Friday the first
say OF Decemher next, in the town of
Farmville==where also, the subscriber has
for sale an excellent well built small dwell
ling house with commodious store house
and lumber house adjoining, with good Gel
lars, Sc.
Nr. EDWARD RApFoRD, wholives adj
Joining the land, will shew it to any one
disposed to purchase.
JOHN RANDOLPH.
November LIST, $780, CIV
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-19

" The Laws Of a country are necessarily
connected with every thing belonging to
the people oft; SO that a thorough knowl-
edge OF them, and of their progress would
inform us OF every thing that was most
usefui to be known about them and one
of the greatest imperfections of historians
in general IS owing to their ignorance
of law"
PRIEsrLEY's LEcr. ON HIsr. pa. 14o
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-19

ons, will be ipdeb ed, for PLACING bevond
The reach OF accident, sta u Go whico e.
sted only IN manuscript, and, in SOM, in
stances, perhaps, only in single COPY.
Ii is true that, at the present day, the Sta
tutes contained IN the krst volume, are of
little compar alive Importance as iazps {: ha-
wing grown obsolete or been replaced by
others: but they afford rich treasure for
Historians; and, in themselves, Contain an
excellent history, Of the situation. No.
lcy, Institutions, opinions and language of
our forefathers. Ii will be seen that fhev
possessed that hardy and determined spi-
rit. which could not be appalled, by diff.
culties, aud has enabled their pos erity. in
less than two centuries, to ou,s,rIp the
nations of the old world, as far in the wis.
dom and justice of their political institu.
tions, as in the enjoyment of civil Eber,y.
1t the work IN question were, therefore.
to stop here, it is undoubtedly enl,tied 10
he patronage of every public spirited A.
merican: but, as is it advances, it wall be
of eminent practical utility. l. will, les
pecially If aided by general indexl ena.
bic Judges and Lawyers to see, at one
view, every ACT which has ever been pas
SD on any subject; and thus condu0
J them to the happiest result, in eyiscera.
ting the meaning of the legislature S,
! X The efoer earnestly wishes that no adj.
verse STA of h ngssm " occur, 10 ARE {
the entire comple,icn OF the undertaking..
| Nm. w. Henng, EGG.
Richmond, Dec. 3, 1909,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-19
RICHMOND, soth Nov. 1909.

Dear Sir,
Besides the examination, which I
gave with Mr. Munford, to your first vo.
inme of the old STA es at Large, have
again perHsed with at en,on, the copy
which you so kindly pfesene ed 10 me.
am really pleased to find, that the
materials for a correct history of our
country, ara, a. las coming TO light and
that those laws which form in so many
instances, the rule of our property, have
been saved from the wreck OF time, by the
means OF one, to whom we are indebted
for so many acts, which he has done for
the good OF his country; and allow me
to say, that in his your La6ours have not
been tess deserving; and hope, will be
amply requited by generous public. for
giving to Pos'eIity work so deserving Of
heir attention and preservation.
i am, ID, ar SIR,
Very sincerely your friend,
CREED TAYLOR.
Tie Hon. I'm " Herring, Lsg.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-19
20 Dollars Rewaf |,

IS offered for experimenting AED1E v, = ne
L gro slave, who about the beginning Of this
month RUN AT Ai from the subscriber resi-.
ding in the neighborhood of Amelia Court
House Andrew is about thirty years old
an Intelligent, active. small man, good house
and stable servant, drives Carriage well, un-
aers,ands a little of Shoemaking, and resdiiY
perforna, any kind of plantation lab'r. Some
years ago nc wss in the service oe NJ. Turner
at the Bell Tavern in Richmond where be "
ieve he generally acted as hos,ler and sfter-
u ards till last Christmas, was employed by Mr.
Henry l.. Biscse of Manchester in his tobaSo
,rcmniery. lie has wife living 1t the Mn
chester coal yard free gnulauo woman named
sukey Hollinger, by whom have reason TO be
ieve he is secre,ed. will pay the above re
ward TO any person who will deliver TO me the
above mentioned slave, or secure him in Jail, so
that get him again
James Henderson.
so,h June, 1sooi If
~ . lCE-= ne subscriber having administered
~ upon the Estate OF the la,e Mr.. JOHN
! HUGHES, .enr ofCunber aud. now Powha' Az
County, il is earnestly requested if there be any
demands against that Estate; that they may DC
brought forward on or bstore the first day of ian
uaiy next properly authenticated and receive
payment, as intend 10 make a division OF ,hS
residue Of that Estate Immediately lf err the said
tisemenr will be plead in bar against any claim
wha,soeversi
John CUNLIFFE, Adm
with the viii annexed.
CcalPis;, Chesterfield county, 10Th ocs. 1899
OLD
A T a meeting OF the directors of the
"A Richmond Turnpike Conpasy on
Wednesday evening, the 18th of Noven.
Der, 1909.
Resolved, That all shares of delinquent
holders of shares in the said company be
sold at the Washington Tavern in the city
at ID O'Clock.
Resolved, That cell of FIVE dollars on
! each share be paid by the shareholders IN
the company to the treasurer, on or before
the first day Of December next.
A Copy,
tbs N. SHEPPARD. elk.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-19
MONTICELLO, DEC !, 1909

SIR,
l HAVE duly received the LIST Vol Of
your Collection of our S,atu es al Large,
and return you my thanks for il. Tbs o.
pinlon entertain of the Importance OF the
work may be justly inferred from the
trouble and expence incurred during the
caller part OF my life, to save such re.
t1ains OF our ancient laws as were then
still in existence. The compilation ap.
pears TO be correstly aid iudieiou,ly
made, and gives Us exactly wha, had 80
long considered a des,defalum for our
Country Ii sheds new light on our
early history, and furnishes additional Sc
curry to the tenure of our rights 8. pto-
perry. Sincerely wishing you may reap
the reward you have merned, tender
you the assurances Of my grea, esteem *
re pect-
TIL; JEFFERSON.
WIN. w. HeHINe, Esq.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-19

BOARDING FOR DELEGNTES.-
- WILLIAM RALEIGH, has taken the
house belonging to David Bullock, Rsq. west
from the capitol, and lately occupied by
William Wirt, Esq.
lie car accommodate from IS to 20, and
shnli make preparations for that purpose.
He begs leave to inform his friends as
well as those Who may eonhae in him, that
he will devote himself with the greatest at
teution to give satisfaction to them, as well
as to obtain the appreciation of his own mud
WILL BE SOLD, At Buckingham Court
w house, for ready money, on the 9th
day Of January nezt ut being court day. by
virtue of deed Of trust executed by Charles
I.lley TO Henry Rawlins and David Bell,
rs trustees, for the purpose Of securing a
tlebt therein mentioned due to the executor
of John Adcock, dec. TRACT'oF LAND,
containing 40 acres, lying and being IN the
sud county, between the two Buffalo CT eeks.
branches Of Wilis's river, and in the neigh.
borhOOe OF Cara.
HENRY RAWLINS,
Surviving Trustee.
Nov 9th, 1909. 4w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-19
SAMUEL WILLIAMS, . c. H. c.


Ae superior court OF chancsry holden at the
capitol in the city pf Richmond. The 2lst DAY
Of Sep,emb,r, 1909.
John Lambert, representative and devisee of
George Harrt.er, deceased, PIT.
AGAINST
Thomas Key, Henry Kew William Bibb Key,
Daniel, Jonn Key, TandY Key. Joshua
Key. Waller Key; John White and Martha
nj WIFE, dssceodsn;s AID heirs or devi.ees 81
Marin Key, deceasedy Defts.
s"HE defendants Thomas Key, Henry Key,
William Blb6 KY, lanes key and
Daniel, net naving catered Sheir appearance and
given security according 70 the act Of assembly
aud the rules of This court, and it Appearing TO
he sa,.stactIon OF the court, tina, they are aot
inhabitants of this country, on morton of the
p!Iintif by counsel, it is ordered, that the said
defenants do appear here on the FIRST day Of the
next term, and answer tle bill OF the plaintiff ;
and that a copy of this oric- be forthwith in1er.
ted in sons newspaper published in the city of
Richmond, for two months succc.siSely, and
posted the front door of the capitol in the said
city. A COpy-Tes,e.
PE TER TINsLEY, G C.