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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-11
PARIS, MAJ s.

Messrs. the vicar general of Pari, went
to the palace of his serene highness the
prince arch chancellor of the empire (Cam.
beceres) tor the purpose of concerning with
him TO put in execution the orders Of his
majesty the emperor relative to the prayers
to be 'celebrated for the victories of Tam,
Eckmuhl, and Ratisbon. II has been de.
rtermined the TIE Deunl shall be sung at the
metropolitan church in two days.
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STRAssURG, ArRrL ".

During some days past several rouriers
have arrived from the army, with dispat.
cles to her majesty the empress, giving in
formation OF the success of our arms, which
becomes more and more important The
army Of the archduke Charles is DESTROYED.
All the artillery, the military chest, the
baggage, and several thou sand baggage.
Wagons, are taken. The number OF -pri-
soners are immense. They have fought
each day since the 18th, and have always
been beaten. Our cavalry, of which the
duke of Istria has taken the command, pur-
sues the weak remains of the Austrian ar
my towards the Inn. The superb division
OF Gu ,rassiers, under the command of gen.
count Espagne, has rendered singular SER
vices.
Yesterday about noon; courier extra.
ordinary arrived, with. dispatches, announ-
cling a new victory. They assure us, that
the corps Of the arChduke John, who had
invaded Tyrol, was cut off, and compelled
to-day down their arms. We wait with in.
patience the details OF this happy circum.
stance.
AS Official news arrive here, they are.
transmitted by extraordinary couriers to
Spain, Holland and Italy.
All the details we have, prove that the
defeat of the arcbduke Charles is complete.
They write from Augsburg, that the pri-
soners arrive there by thousands. We do
not know positively, where the arcduke
Charles has rstreated to-. Many of the
Austrian Regiments threw away their arms
to speed their flight. e.
1t is confirmed the prince of Lch.
tenstein, one Of the greatest partizans fthe
war, is grievously wounded-some say
MORALLY.
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CLM, APRIL 20.

A luxembourg aid-de-camp has bro't
20 his sovereign the news. that the Breneh
advanced guard was yesterday morning AT
Voglabruch upon the Austrian territory.
The Museum of Delaware & general advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1807-1809, 1809-06-24
a Countrynan.
FOR THE MUSEUM.


The want Of money 10 meet the demands
on our County treasurer, is a matter tia
requires puhlic Investigation. Tax, ar
land by our lev, court aud collectors APP
pointed, and why, may be asked, are those
taxes not settled up? |; is NOT the lnten' Of
our law that the tax laid shall be psimitred
10 remain in the pockets OF the collectors
Tor ten, .tjfeen, or taornfy He1rs, and me
public creditor to be informed there is "
money to paw his demand, The waat u
money is said TO be the reason way tne
bridge over the Brandvwine is mt repaired
Oar levy court has resorted to a new mode
VIII, IL money is wanted forrepars OF bridges S,
instead OF enforcing the collection Of cA!
taxes, they pass resolutions to borrow al
some one OF the Banks and charge tn dis-
counts to the county, while large sums e
main due and on which the county are MOI
receiving any interest. Is this the correct
mode Of doing business? 1t may sun thr
convenience Of needy coAecfor to bold ihe
pu Tic money without paying interest or
principle provided the court will accommoa
date him, by getting loans from the Banks.
Is it not the duty Of the levy court, when
they lay taxes, to see that the trea. urer has
them colrctetls Have not suits been
brought. some years ago, for large balance
due and owing from certain county coAec-
torS WHY are those suits not brought 10
issue, and the money paid into the hands
OF the treasurer to meet the pressing de-
mands on him II is not just to keep indi.
vIt.nals out of their money when there is
money in The pockets of several county Of
fcers, that ought to be in the pockets
The county creditors. Can it be possible
mat these public deAnqrrnts will he per-
mt'e4'o retain much longer the money
whlchAhev have received from the taxable
'nhabi'kp's CT this count! I he time is fast
approaching when the citizens of thus coun
" will have to make choice of county otIi-
cers--'hose who have been guilty Of hold.
log IN their possession the public money,
for years, without paving even the interes,
on the balance whth is reputed to be in
their hands, mnst expect that such out,a.
geous conduct will rouse the feeHnes Of a
free psobls.
One Of the People.
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Wiintngton, ,.)ans "a, IS Z;
FOR TIE MUSEuM.
Red Lion Meeting.

Among the many roads and bridges pro-,
l~c,, in New Cas!e and now pending, are
,wo from tw-Cas,r to French Town
oac under the authority OF court, and the
u,he, au hniitv of the legislaiure-on
II De a turnpike and Toll road, the other
county and free road while The present
road is AGAR straight tha only $50 per-
chcs gan 5ekved - straigh; line; thtt
Is, $500 lches cnlv cal r. ,av 4betwccn
Ntw tas;Ierand Peucaae>
How the projectors cln fFad room to lay
down new roads a!oNs SIDE the presen, i,
m,,tery, aud The turnpike act torbids its
being laid on eonu,y road, Vet both are
prosecuting ~Ii lh eagernesS---ihe commis
town oy Newcastle men the we'k before
court aud pressed 10 yieldir 81 60 return a
counl, road, and the week ater court, the
book, arr opened 70 subscription for shai es
in the turnpike roud-!rom whence we find
that both the new reads are diltrm,ned Oh.
But it is suspected rs some thai there is
not ;wo new roads intended, and that the
plan OF these genllt men are TO kpcr it fist
DIS a cornry Rad, and then lay The turnpkt
get from he county the amount Ut tamag
tor the farmers land, aud the amount ii
ihe bridging necessary TO be dane, say be
tween 5 I'd thousand dollar, from the
COUNT, and perhaps Us much from the hun
dree for openins and making The road.
II ,his is realty the desxI fand il seems
impossii le that they eaa IAN to make
both) IS it not fraud N { pAhlcf Aud
Is no''such a fraud an ius1 offered to the
spirit or .hr tyllier> Andng of the puAllc?
|. is call, surprSlag thai the people of
New Castle VINO bold ,he pubic building,
on Che slim tenure of pubHsksA, should
always trea, lthe county people as if they
werr pared Ut spiritless fools, who ell
ther were afraid or incapable of resehtng
their projects. 1t is extremely certifying
10 he always in state of civil waJlare with
New Castle, and yet their treatment is such
thas II Is Impossible to submit wthoutdis-
grace The, ask and obtain law<foh
turnpike read (as Wilmington did for a
the puolic do great par Yfor lihem. They
say they mean TO turnpike to Newror., and
expect to draw the -four trade across the
creek, but they first require the county to
build them free bridge, The same is in
tended for the Newark and Stanton roads.
he travelling custom Of r ld-Lion, the
Buck, the ST. Georges, Pors-Penn and
Wi,3tpgton tawerns are in like manner to
be diverted TO New. Castle by new roads
made at public expepce. In short, they at
this momsA: have'proiects co strip every
portion of the county OF some part If their
present advantages, and toheiehen the of.
lence the public are required to put 10 their
own hands to strip thv nseves and carry
their benefits " New. Castle How ia it
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One of the People.
w asilinton City.

FRIDAY, JUNE ..
he President of the United States this day commu-
nicated the following MESSAGE to the Senate:
10 he senate Of the UAtttd StafeS. .,
In compliance with the resolution of these
nate OF the l3th inst. | transmit extracts from
letters from Mr.. Pinckney to the secretary Of
state, accompanied by letters and communica-
ton, to HIM from the British secretary Of State
Tor the foreign department; all OF which have,
been received mere since the last session Of
Congress.
10 these documents are added comhnuni-
cation, just made by Mr.. Erskine 10 the secre
tary OF state. and his answer.
JAMES MAIDS ~
June Is, 1909.
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From Mr.. Canning.
FoisEn Office, Path Dec 1908.

In my ofseia note o&the 23d of September,
stated to you the probability ohat some alte-
raiors might be made in the orders oil council,
with view to adapt their operation mole ,ey-
actiy 10 the a tered state Of Europe, and to
combine all practicable relief to neulrals a
more severe pressure upon the epemy.
AS this statement was however only inciaan-
tat1and as at the same time disclaimed auy
1Ueenton of taking advantage Of such proposed
alterations i'll the discussions then pending be-
tween us-secing that if made they wo6td not
be founded on the admission Of any of the Drin
ciples for which you were contend,ng-it vas
perhaps not necessary that should trouble YOU
with any further communication upon this subj
Iect. But the order Of which have the honor
to incloseg copy, having beer passed by his
majesty il council OH "Wednesday asst, ! aA
idesrous previously to its actual publicat'on,
explaining . you the grounds ~ 'ohic Y
more extcnte6 alterations, WI CT were y
te-ap aton,; have hesnhspenoed. . deoree
J: was ntendedrtA eiax IN ,,n n 1es site
the .,ulatons of thsorders , ou.I, ,,'h
respect 10 such of he@owa ~ nnS', nv; ,, W
his Majesty as we >o' sn9"'o 'io' pace
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|e jaas IF Representatives.:
80: cLiN on,
Tice Fres4dent Of tic 0mifcd States,
and President IT tie senate.
June IS, 1909
APPROVED, MEo MN ~ ooN'

APPROVED, "a AVA ~
An act au,horising the appointment OF an
agent Tor the land Office at kaskaskia, and
allowing compensation to the commis'
sioners and clerk.
BE it enacted 6y The Senate and l7oitsf q
Representatives. ofMe United States Of dme-
RIGA, in Congress assembled, That The Sc
cretary of the Treasury be, and he is here
by authorised to employ an agent, whose
compensation shall not exceed FIVE hundred
dollars, in full for all his services, for the
purpose of appearing before the board OF
commissioners for adjusting the Claims t"
land in the kaskaskia district, In behalf OF
the United States, to investigate the claims
for land, and to oppose all sucn as he may
deem fraudulent and unfounLed.
Sect. 2. And be it further enacted, That
five hundred dollars shall be allowed to
each OF the said commissioners and 10 the
clerk of the board, as compensation for
their services rendered in the year one
thousand eight hundred and eight.
J. b. VARNUM,
Speahtr Wfhe H1use IF Pt,reseAtG'ires.
GEO: CLIN ION,
Fec President Of tie Umied States,
aud President Of The scnate.
June IS 1909.
APPROVED. JAMES NAnTH0N
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I'd bevso weak as to sup
Succeed bot by supPoslng the
HE county spiritless oiocheads !!
az en- people OF the county, rouse and
gqF.o'th to REBELLION meeting prepared to
support such measures as will appear Tor
III. best interest OF the county. 1t there
o4yno way to stop these projects but by a
removal of the seat of justice to place
where no additional roads or bridges are
wanting, then remove lift Newcastle
wNl give adequate assurances tor withdraw
ing their prettnsions, then lett US have peace
and quiet.
A CCuntryman.
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Mr.. Finkney TO Mr.. Canning.
Crea. Cumberland Pace, D.s Is 1870

SIR,
have hadthe honour 10 receive Your lutt,rof
INC @itn Instant, COMMUNICATING an order bass
ed by his Majesty N Council III x lt!cstay
last; and have lraiialaitt d coH.es Of ,l.ls1 na-
pers to my government.
rs perfectly trat, ~ The conc'uiu. para
graph OF your letter supposes lac to ,,t3icye.
that INC lnited States uaye viewed vns ..,r,7
sehs'biity the pretension Ct this goy.lnm,n.
(Which, as protcn7ion the ptesenr o,u,, N, III.
y reasseitS, without much, If 1t aj,. nali,,,-
ing Its practical eii,c) to le.y Im,,o.,, u,,,n
Their comnieicc, ouWa,d and Inward. w.',rh
the orders IN council Of the last wear ,,c,c ~
c"nstraln TO pass through i3t,iai, perts.
but 1t is equally rue tnat ~ goye.fr.eur
has constan,ly protected ~ n,tthe cnu.c sys.
tenn, with which that prltgI;on was cuunect,d
and has m consequence required, The rct.,i'
not the modification, ui. IL. British ordcis in
council.
have the hoEcur 10 be,
With great consideration,
Sir, your most obcd,ent,
humble servant.
(2Igned) WM. PINkNEY. :.
Erfraet q a litter tram NJ. Pinhneg To Ale se-
rretaryS ~n/r, "~sS Mo.,h 10, 1909.
E"'t SSNNCu rom MT. (iliillll., uOti-
hcation on blockade Of which copy j, en-
closed.
Mr.. Canning to Mr.. P;nkney.
The undcrsis ned, his maiesty's priaciyal
secretary OF state Tor foreign al: rs, las re.
cciyed hrs m1jestys commar, 5 TO acouan, N,r
flnkney thai his majesty has udge il expedi-
ent to establish the most rigulou, bloc>atIr ne
tine Isles OF Alauritus and Bourbon. Mi. PM.
ney Is therefore requested to appri,c the Ame.
ncan eonsuls and mcrchan.s, res din: in En-.
gland, that the Isles above mentioned are. and
must be considered as being in a state Of block -.
AIDE; and tha,.'rom this time all the -ursa
authorized by the law of na,ions and ,'g re-
spectve treaties between his mai, 'G
d'tierent nen;:al powers, wips.e -, n,,n, aug
executed with respect toe after this nni
to Violate the said blfequesls Mr.. PinHnev to
...i nc ul.ue. ssces ofh.s high consideration
accept lhSl GEORGE CANNI t>a,;o"'
l,SY 1Ess. March 8, 1902
; lct Of q4Aes tzg~ AZ. pin1ueu to t5c ,,e,,.
fy q aafc, da/ea'Londo0. May /, 500
had the honour to receive, on the 18th
! March, the letter ofy ur prcdeccssorJf the
or OF fe'su4y, and on the I5th 4 last
month"; Lieutenant. Reed d hv.red TO Ae youf
itterNof the l5th Of hla, II
fN, lyon the reoepy OF g" ur le,teE the 5th
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the nnseIyes in n state OF hostility with Spai9(
bat at the same time that this relaxation was
extended TO othei powers, to prohibit absolute
" by strict, H. sorous and unmitigated block
adc, all intelcoulae Whatever with France.
The adopilcn by these powers, who were to
have been the ob Gets OF such relaxation, ofthe
views ana pro Iccts oil France with respect TO
spain, does away all asslgnable ground OF dis
junction between l. rance ana those powers, and
That part therefore OF the jn.tnded alterations
does not take place.
The ALTERATION contained in the inclosed or
Ger IN council stands upon a scperate ground,
and, as | have more than once understood nom
you, that the pat OF Tie orders in council
whch this order goes to mitigate is that which
was felt mere soruly in the United states,
have great pleasure IN being .ulhollzee lo
cotiul,;nicatc il to you.
/ nave the honour 10 be, with great Conside-
ration,
Sir,
Your most obedient,
Humble servant,
(signed, GEORGE CANNING,
H,Afam Pmhncy, 4.sG.
His Majesty i'll virtue Of the powers reserved
To him, BY Two ccltain acts passc' III the 48th
year Ut his MaIesty's rtiyn, the enc united
" Az act iur grazing u his Majesty, untli tns
end ol me neAi session. o! Parliament, duties or
caotina on the !5ooda, wares andniltchaid!2es
thc."ih eHan..iateC. 10 tultnetancc a the pro-
VISIONS ol ceitali oru.rs N c,..ic chi The other
emitted : =" act i9r 81 ".ns 10 his Alajesy,
i.tlii the ti.a oil th> t'.t ae ,slpn o. Parliament,
Il lana ,iu .es IN IN: cSpait4;iun from lreiAia
Oh ;,ooG, wees e.t nN,cnanuil1 tHeieib enN-
ticrdt>d - p.ea@vo. i, and viz the advlce oi
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An art s,nnio,n.,,,,.,.
!. An act ,,.,b;,,.', ~ '"e 49, e'.'!'.eN'
I'M, $50 w 'i''''"io', ~ c"'' '''5
and ~, 49,, .',e r''''ep '''<.'cS
A.,nl,,irL $3.50, 49, u ii''.'''7 a'''' %
,.,,,un ''''N 0'i'o- VI VIC Nsiss'S''i''l 'e''
az II caa"fcd By Me otHate ard liza : ef ycpsc-
Sent0tis@ ctM t.rtsG SUITES q 4lHicricd, u Gen.
ereas a'9rmhied, l"at SO much Of the iauaa
coded TO re United STATES ~ tne lncroktc
and ! hlckai,.w lndaHs, 4, es w,;aI,! tl.r Ms
slsol1pl Territory. ana or winch !al.d oticc
was directed 10 be valabii't4i b. tae SECOND
section If the I 10 Nnich Mi, H. !, ] supple
ment, ',a, with tie eNc=pnon ri -, .lt,n
.nuniher sixteen in ',.ch toHA4nlp. Maic., ~. !.
be 'estf"cd tor the us oi & 100, 0iiaiA ~
s1nr, ao' wi 10 II tpt o. . M SAT- pr g
aid .Ani' con;'guou. tnsre'o aaicn, Is ~
Dire! un o. thr jrcaden ct 'te | } Il tite..
nA> he 'eatt,cd for the future d ilo,al q tlt
sad ln1ed States, be Offered 10, sax 10 the
hI%heot hidder, under the direction Of lac r.
g,stur OF the land Office and OF The rtcryer Of
pubic monies at the place where the ai.u o.
lice IS established; and Oh TIVE say or days
winch Shall have been deslsna,sh b, proclama-
toa . the f'esiient Oh inc United States ior
tina purpose, the sale shall remain open for
Il. E mryfs no 10 S 'a d rsa1 snail Nc"
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An act to continue in forge An, act de-
clarirg the assent OF Conl ress tda certain
y act Of he state of SCUM c b, passed
the twent, first of Decem pa, one thou
sand eisht hundred and iour.Y
BE it endcted By the Senate a House of
Representatives. Il the Unned STATES Of An,r.
RIGA, in Congress assem5lra, That the act
Of the tve.''y-eighth DAY of March, one
thousand eight hundred and six, entitled,
" An act declaring the consent Of Congress,
10 az act of the state Of South Carolina,
passed on the twenty first day of Decem-
bur one thousand eight hundred and four,
SO lar az the same relates to auihorsipg
the cav council of Charleston 20 impose
aud collect :; duty on the tonnage OF vessels
s,cin ~ sitn potts" be aud the same is
4ie,eby con uued in force from the passage
ot this tor five years, and thence to the
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: Iams Of the CLINTON.
Avs of the United States,
Passed at the First Session IF the
ELEVENTH CONGRESS,
VAich commenced at the City Of Washington,
on The twenty second day Of May, 1909.
[By sity.]

An act making further appropriations to COM
pete the forticatons commenced for the
secarity OF the ports and harbous OF the
Unted States. and to erect such tortiical ons
as may be necessary for the protection of the
northern and western frontiers of the nited
States.
BE Il enacted IN the SENATE and House Of Re-
Pre5en'a'iYes Of me United States Of Awerca, in
Congress ossem@lrd, That for the purpo 81 OF
completing the Notifications commenced for
the security of the seaport towns and harbours
OF the United States, and territories thereof /;
and for erecting such Notifications, as may, in
the op mon Of the President of the United
States, be deemed necessary for the protection
OF the northern and western frontiers, there BE-
aud hareby is appropriated tue sum of seven
hundred and fifty thousand dollars, to be paid
ou' OF any mon es in the treasury, not other
wise appropriated.
j. B. EARNUM,
Spcaher ofMe Hguw of REPRESENTATIVES.
GEO: CLINTON,
pice Fresla,nt ofthc Ufted States,
aw PreS.at2t etiAc Senate.
June IA, 1909.
APPROVED. lA,iES MADISON.
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N E.
90 Dollars Reward.

Is offered for apprehsHdiug ANDREW a he.
gro save, who about the beginning of this
month RUN AWAY 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 wen un-
ders'ands lizzie of Shoemlkiug. and readily
performs any Kind OF plantation labor. Some
years ago he was in the service of Mr. Turner
at the Bell Tavern in Richmond whe.s be.
eve he generally acted as hos,ler. and af,ey.
wards III last Christmas was employed b. Mr..
Henry l.. Biscoe of Manchester, in his tobacco
',emmery. He has wife living a, the Man.
chester coal yard free mula,to woman named
Sukey Holiiuger, by whom have reason 10 be.
iieve BE is secreted. will pay the above re-
ward TO any person who will deliver 20 me the
above mentioned slave, or secure him in Jail 60
that get him again.
James Henderson.
Goth June, 1909. n
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JENNINGs's GAP, June s4th. 1909.
Robert Mcdowell

RESPECTFULLY info, ms the public
An that he has Removed his family from,
Staunton to the Red House in Jennines's
Gap, on the main Road TO the differen,
mineral Springs in Bath, Monroe * Green.
brier. where he keeps HOUSE of EN-
rERrAINMENT. at the Sign of the
SPREAD EAGLE, twelve miles from
S'auntoD and % miles from Harrison.
burg. His house is large and airy, well
furnished with good beds, liquors Of the
best. sosd stabling to hold upwards of
thirty horses, with plenty of hay and
grain and pasturage. Also some Mine.
raj Springs very convenient To the house,
and as he intends paying particular atten,i.
on to the house himself; he hopes o ei.e
general satisfaction to those who favour
him with ,heir custom.
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Take Notice,

THAT William b. Weber having en-
tered into an agreement with me to
work at the brick layers business 10
months, l executed my bond to him for
6 So, being the hire which was 10 give
him. The said Weber not having com
p' ed with his agreement but having lett
me without giving me notice, this is to
torwarn all persons from trading for said
bond; the date of which is the 10th OF
February, 1909, and is payable the sclh
Ut December, 1909.
WILLIAM PHAUP.
June l3, 1909. VS..
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Fluvanna County,

Nag Quarterly Session, 1909.
Joseph Perish, Phf. y
ar AGAINST / =,
Littleberry Priddy, John Priddy, Will
liam Psiddy, Charles Hunter and Ju. 2
dIth his wife, formerly Judith Pr;d z 5
dy, and Pleasant Bybee and M,Iley .
his wife, formerly Afilley Priddy,
Defss
ME defendants John Pri6dg and Wiz
q liam rriddy, moi having entered their
appearance and given security according
TO the act OF assembly and the rules Of this
court, and 1t appearing to the satisfaction
OF the court, hat the sad defendants are
not Inhabitants Of this country, on the mo.
ton OF The plaintiff by his counsel, IL is
ordered, that che said defendants, John
Pfddy and William Priddy, do appe ar
here on or before the first day of August,
Quarterly term next and answer the plain,
tiii's bull; and hat copy OF this order be
forthwith inserted in one of The Richmond
pswspaPers aod continued for two months
successfully, and another copy posted a,
The front door of the courthouse of this
county.
A Copy--Teste,
JOHN IIMBERLAKE, jr. D. C.
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AT a Quarterly Court continued and
held for King and Queen County,
at the Courthouse, on Tuesday,
the 9th of May, 1909.
James Bray 8. Aggy his wife.who1
was Aggy Stevens, and Mary
Shepherd, who was Mary Ste
vens, Pivs.
y AGAINST In
Sam Stevens, Tom Stevens, and SChan-
John Stevens, Renben Marshall cery.
and Nancy his wife, who was
Nancy Stevens, Jesse Perkins
and Maria his wife, who was
Maria Stevens, Defts.
THE defendants no, having entered
4 their appearance and given security
according to the act Of Assembly and the
rules of this court, and i, appearing to the
satisfaction of the court that they are not
inhabitants of this commonwealth, II is
ordered, that the said defendants do APP
pear here on the FIRST day of August court
next and answer the bill of the plaintiffs ;
and that copy Of this order be forthwith
published in some public newspaper print.
ed in the city of Richmond, for two months
successfully. and that another copy be pos.
ted al the front door of this courthouse.
A Copy - Teste,
w8t RO, POLLARD, G. e..