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CONGRESS-.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVE,
THURSDAY, March 2.
EXPENDITURES OF PUBLIC MONIES.

The biitrom the Senate further TO amend the
several acts for the establishment of the war
ana navy departments, having been read a first
time, 49,
Mr.. ". AkSton moved that il be rejected The
DHI winch had been sent from this House, con.
tNhed nearly the same provisions as this, but
EIltch more e%iicctuaI. When the concentrations
i2r INC ensuing ye~r had been under consiieya;i-
on before the committee of Ways & Means. tl,ev
LAD unanimously agreed that it would be Dropey
20 add To the bill regulations to guard The exneu.
9't.re OF the public money. That greet abuses
h'd grown out at tie misapplication OF public
money, no one would deny the facts stared eve
~ nan m the face. The practice had been, when
men"y mad been appropriated for tie War and
Navy Departments, instead of drawing IL out az
the treasury by warrants for each specific pur,osc.
10 draW II out by millions. The statement of lie
secretary y ct the Navy, in opposition 10 the bill
asst vent from dis House, was not sufficient
ground to induce the House 10 reverse its deciq;.
on; and ne was authorised to state, from the Sc.
CfGt%F. 81 the Treasury, that the difficulties sta
tea o3s'nst tie proposed plan lid not exist ; tI,at
t'e forms tor carrying into effect the bill were al
ready provided.
Mr.. Lore fought the motion Of Mr. Aston ~
least an imPolftic ono, as It might, ifsuccesrfiI
the passage Of tbe appropriation bill.
to whith provisions OF nca.iy a similar natrrs
hdu oeen attached and sent 20 The Senate. There
"''N'N s'hC h't'c uhitFrOceS, none he be-
iIGyed IN any important principles, between tie
OH winch had passed this House and that sent
from Tie Senate. The few alterations he tl,pupbf
aDspiltcly necessary, and he was surprised =, J
near tic gentleman peak Gf tie st.teniest scni
from ihe Secretary Of tho Navy, and printed for
OF the House, as errcncOns, without arv
attempt iosPecify IT'S defec,s. III. gentleman =
bad rehcd Oh tie authority of the Secretary Of.
the Treasury, and howeyerhc migat concur in an
opinion, as 70 tic fnamcisi tahenD ftlIat gentle
'hRi' nc Gouid not consent that the Secretary WHO
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BALTIMORE, March 9.
THE GUADALUPE NEWS.


Last evening, after many of our papers were
IN circulation, we stopt the Press to insert the fol-
loving article, which was entered on the Coffee
House Book -
From the Merchants Coffee House Books.
Arrived French schooner L'Etoile, 10 DAYS
from Guadaloupe bound to Bordeaux in distress,
having sprung both masts in a chase. The news
brought by this vessel is OF. the most important
nature, the particulars that have reached us are,
that the British were repuised in TWO attacks on
Martinique, with the loss Of 2000 men, and a n
t.he Captain) which grounded in the attack.
they nave possession of the town of St. Picrres.
Guadalupe was expected to be attacked. The
'wo Islands are blockadcdby about 90 vessels of
war. AneXpress boat had arrived there from
LOricnt, which she left 4th ian. with dispatch
as Bonapayte and lis Brother entered Madrid,
GA the dth Dec. the Junta had surrendered them
selves. The French were on their march to
lPortugal, with Junot at their head. The British
troor were retreating to the coast.
1t was said the Spanish ports were shut against
her embarkation.
We copy from the American the following adj.
iitionnl items 49,. Fed Gazette
The French burnt all the vessels in Port Row
at Harbor, to prevent their falling into the bands
ofthe English.
Several British vessels had arrived at Domi-
ntltle with the wounded from Martinique.
Inc British have not attacked Fort ROYAL the
e'"nS hoiu OF the Island, IN fact, the Gibraltar of
the w. Indies-Their attack, was directed A.
gainst St. P;erres, the commercial capital thew
landed in three divisions one immediately
IN the city and on the right and left they
were repulsed from the latter points with great
slaughter. The city being an. open road, and de-
Tended with but tw" small batteries, could not
easily resist their landing.
.Va;t qu. %ntitles of English goods have been
'eizedin Spain and coniscated.
BIlbOa was takpn- with q n,trnhar &c Eno1;.L.
vessels whicli were i'll harbor.
Inc Bulletins down to the 18th had been receiv.
ed at GuadalouPe, but our informant did not
know their contents.
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The Secretary Of Me Treasury has made
q j,efors en- rae 1feasoridi of ne stockhoI-v
ders Of the Rank offhe United State hrau-v
ing fora renesvofof their Cnarfer a}iert TIE |
4th Of March 1911. This Rehorf suas read
in the Senate Of the United States OH the
I'd. Inst. IL is long and Interesting, and at
some convenient otfortnmty shall be laid
before cur reoders.
Mr.. Galattm's leading PROPOSITIONS ore
1 TO Increase the Present cafiiai IF ten
10 thirty millions Of dollars ; fifteen ST
evhfch are 70 be subscribed on Such states as
may desire IL, and if Desired aisc, a branch
10 Be established IN each Subscribing State
he stdte-Stoek not tranajtrru5tc-h- re-
D,uining Eve niidioas 10 be subscribed or
American Citi<ens onty, UaGsr Sach rcguhs-
lions as coordinate IN cguitable ahhorhoa-
ntesf amongst the Ssverai Sfafes ard f~erriie-
RES.
. Tie United States 10 haze ne t,o7yer
u GEhoiHiing ayfegY directors in ne general
direction, and each State, a .fgv directors
IN the direction of the Bank established i1
such shssc.
3 TIE hank 20 oJiiee itself TO ioan 10 the
United States a am nor crcecdiag 3-5thS
or rs cGfitcf, gyhenever nnGy be required,
nc nor more then 6 TER cent.-Qnd 10 aHoyu
a1 interest on all sans, herh9hs. eaceeding
> 5 600. 900, thu may be deposited at any
one tfn'e on accomnt IF the United States.
These arrangements z;ogld hare me Eff
feef, l. Of e~rcin9fng Joreigv controui IN The
efecf,on cf directors, ana securing a najo,i-
fyy NE direction 10 the hcohie Of the U.
Ssotes.-2. Of securing 20 me United States
la PROMPT loan IF St8. 600, eco on anQ sud
den emergencies Of Procuring an Interest
on large dchosits Of the bu6}ic monies,
7vAieh have hitherto lain, un3roduet;ve IN
The pnuits Of The Bank.-4. Of forming an
addttonal INK 2f common interest q Hnf9,r
amongst the SeUe,-ai states.
.dinfdstfaese consequences, ho7vever, Mr..
GcAatin hos altasether pretcrmitted the
constitutional Vie7v Of THIS question. Ii is
IN vatts.j or. him 20 f,roUe that such a measure
7osufd be erfedfent TO the U. S. unTihe can
sAo7v that uiS agreeable TO thesccnstituticu.
This IS The firsthoint to be settled. If Bn..
G. IS able TO rJufe the a, guments Of Mr..
Madison az the frit mcorhoration Of The
Ban&-or IF he can frcpaii G1on the states,
70 amcnd the constitution Of the O. S. in
his reshcct-he 1yoUlG do more to9uarGs the
confirmation Of Tx charter, than all his she.
ctonS or most solid arrangements.
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March Sd, 1909.
SIR,
/ herewith transmit a printed copy of an
act to interdict the commercial intercourse
between the United States and Great Bri-
tain and France, and their dependencies, and
TOY other purposes"
The provisions of the list and ID sections
extend TO public ships and vessels ofFrance,
the regulations already in force in relation t.
public vessels of G. Britain.
The 18th, 18th, 18th, 18TH n 10th sec
tiors, take effect after the 18th day OF this
month after which day, vessels owned by
citizens q! tie United States may be clear
ed tor any port or place, other than those ex-
copied by the 18th section, on giving bond
IN a sum double the value of the vessel and
cargo, and in other respects complying with
the requisites of the Cd section of the act of
January asst. 1t follows, that the provision
IN the last mentioned section requiring bond
IN SIX times The value OF the vessel and car
so is repealed from and after the 18th of this
month.
The law remains in full force in relation to
vessels owned by Foreigners; and, in additi-
on thereto, bond in, four times the value of
the. vessel and cargo must be required from
such vessels, whether they sail III ballast or
with the cargoes which they had ~broughtin,
that they shall not proceed 70 forbidden
ports. &c. in the form prescribed by the 18th
sec. Not even'EngGsh vessels can, after that
day, be cleared for the dominions of Eng
land, or French vessels for the dominions OF
France. Packets and other vessels, excep-
ted under the 1st. sec. of the act, may now
ever be permitted to proceed. No foreign
vessel whatsoever, and wherever bound, can
takeany cargo oil board.
The coasting trade is, by the 18th sect. re-
leased from every impeachment laid by the
embargo laws, such provisions excepted as
are contained in the 18th sect. Allinstruc-
lions, therefore, on thai subject are revoked.
and particularly those respecting re-ship-
ments.. Detentions are still however author
ized in cases where there is sufficient cause
to apprehend that an evasion of the Jaw is
lnterded. And the provisions applicable to
districts adjacent to foreign territories re
main in force. Bat you are authorized to
grant permissions to proceed to New-Orle-
ans, unless you have reason TO believe that
there is ali intention to invade or violate the
laws, IN which case you will refer the APP
plication to this department.
Every country nominally enjoying an in
dependent form of government, (other than
Great Britain or France) and not in the actu-
al possession OF either Great Britain or
France, IS open by the law, and particular
L Holland, Spain and Portugal. and their
colonies: but you will suspend until the
Question has been better investigated, grant
ing clearanCes for any part of the island of
St. Domingo, or the kingdom of Italy.
Colonies conquered by, and in possession
OF Great Britain or France, are prohibited.
l am yours, respectfully,
ALBERT GALLATIN.
Collector Of The fort az
PIIL0HeLIHiR.
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Same tfne ,liat they .c~alculs.e much upon the
s'be.n;Are N,.N,netir1 Co. BUR-. Ceu Mi
raNsli 'a,ai biz Swartwoat :. Mere ia Lossioe, ,iy-
10y in u.nc., up ,turs.g aid not 1850 lated wa by
persons OF distinction. The british, gvvvrnfoei,t
do not conrtcnance nor support Col. Barr; al
lsast upcnis whatever it may do privately. The
embArcu WAS app,.ulea in Europe as a very wise
and saiutary measure md II WAS the opinion of
mary intelligent persons tha,it began to have a
ceerciye effect In England The late royal frmi-
y ct SPAN were at N;ce,in the nsighborhood of
Marseillcs. Luoien Bonaparte resides IN the
,rc'nty az Florence, in his usual s,yle. Madame
dc Stsel, authorizes OF Cerinna, for which she
was banishcd from france by the emperor, and
esaushter or tic celebrated Neckes, resides at a
castle near Geneva, Nviuch was the property of
her father, in a style Of elegant retirement. This
lady II rich. Il son of hers is about TO visit a.
merica. Is was expected he would have come
oItin the Usion. Messrs. T;lleyrand and Cham
pagny ar at Paris ; the former WAS old and
growing extremely & cble-the empress is like
wise there. The conduct of some of our con-
suls in Europe, we are informed, is liable to
great objections Their improper cpnnivance at
illicit trade has been productive oimuch disgrace
TO the American Gag, and very bmneful conse-
quence s ; the real commercial interests of the
U. s. Monitor.
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The bin far Incorporating a company far 30
k.rg s.s,irnlis~ read ir,n Mas"n's cause wa, :,
Al-S,sndriH was read 81 ti.irvi time. Mr. Ghoison
t. rnstpsoe the hill indriinitel, AYES 10,
Noes ~ Aptos'an rot icing present, a motion
WIS made to adJOura . | carried.
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FRENcH DICNITtEs-As the rev Nomen-
G. tuie ~ the French Generals occasions some
difficulty to the readers of the Bulletins, sc. we
insert the folio wing Key for their satisfaction =
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DOMESTIC.
CIR X.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
March Sd, 1909.
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specie Is very plenty throughout the French
~e1h!,ife, and there never was a period known.
particularly at Paris, either Before the French
revolution under LOliis VXL or since, when cold
sho s'iver were 81 aEgUdant. The gubiects of
P'"poieon have hCcame nearly reccncjicd IN
r,ieir pFivstiors with respect 10 sugar and coffee
me consumption n tsose arr jciet having been d;.
IInnIisfed one ha!fat Lest; butte want nf cotton
Tor their Waiufactorics was a circumstance which
'Soltcd gfest '1easiucss and TO this incident
was attributed tie relaxation ofIic Milan decree
IN favor OF the 1tnisian flag, a relaxation Which
1t w9s snpF4ssfi was intended more for tbe
great neutral Tower0 Of 5merica. lat Jeay' b, con-
nlyance) team for 50 petty state as Iunis. Tbc
Union, ~. S. dispatch ship was thc ycsecI
which conveyed The information Of that moI;G-
eaton OF Tire Alian decree 20 England, ari that
wiz tle disasters ~ Spain, are supposed to have
been the moTa1g go celebrations for the lgic alter
atoms ofrbe ofders Of council. Joachim, (Nfu
TstO the king Of Naplce, was making f,rr,ida-
bic preparations e. invade and conquer Sicily
and flnee TIE reduction Of Capri, il WIS the mi.
"crsaI opinion that he womb succeed. He CARR.
e" Ht'irs with q high hand IN his re,y kinrdcp,.i
snd ne was considered as de Exact ccupterp.tf
ottst emperor, who IS his brother inIa,y In
England II Was believed dat q treaty had been
s'gncd between Russia and Sceden. imracdiatc.
"t'"r the eopvc1ion % Oldiackj. Neither
ifahG" nor England II j. thought, have qny SER.
"us "'Poslt'oh L. 81. 10 war wan us at Tie
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= S.seyfspout las been in the U. s.. several Sueef
I. z.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-24
PHILADELPHIA, Ian. II.

We are authorised TO state, says the
Philadelphia Gazette, that the following
correspondence is genuine -
NJ. DE BEAUJoUR is charged by the
Plenipotentiary OF France, to communicate
70 the Chevalier DE FoRANDA, the con-
stitution of Spain. He takes advantage Of
this opportunity to assure the Chevalier of
his most distinguished consideration.
Pniladelphia, Jan. Il, 1909. ~
Inc above note was received at II O'Clock
in the morning of Saturday last, and at -,
the following answer was dispatched:
The Charge dos Affaires of his Catholic
Majesty Ferdinand VII. the Beloved, MS
received the note winch the Cnevaiier
Beaujonr sent him by order ofthe minister
OF France, enclosing ,waat is entitled the
constitution OF Span and the Indies, by
which it appears that Joseph Napoleon is
king of Spain and the hides. Bat bsaig
informed thar Spain and nef Amer ie4n
possessions excepting only that par col Tie
PENINSULA, watch French ooyonets have de-
prived ofthe liberty OF cnotce) demand with
the greatest affection that their beloved
king Ferdin md may re restored TO Madrid,
to whom they have sworn fidelity and otter
TO sacrifice their tranquility, properly aud
lives for the purpose of restoring aim 10 the
throne of his predecessors IND strongly
reprobating what is called at bIyonne, the
constitution If Spain and the Indies, the
Charge des Affairs ofhls Catholic Majesty,
returns it to the Chevaler de beaulour, be-
Cause to accept it would be an act OF High
Treason 60 the Spanish nation. He avaiis
himself of this opportunity of rendering mis-
respectful consideration.
Philadelphia, Jan. Ii, 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-24

have no i. lucement to shun, although I
IA not conIaue TO think myself authoris-
Cd 10 commence II.
1t only remains to add that your share
IN our several conversations was, what you
represent itto have been, no considerable,
and tina, yonr manner, although reserved,
was, as it always is, perfec ly friendly.
need notlsay that, il in this letter, writ
ten under the influence of sincere concern
thai the proposal I had the honor to lay
before you has been unsuccessful, any
thing is to be found which you could wish
tn be Otherwise than it is, shall be the
first to regret, that have not been eabl
to do Justice TO my own feelings and in
tentions.
! have the honor to be, with the high
est nsideration,
Sir, your most obedient,
Humble servant,
NVM. PINKNEY.
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date to appoint, NAV call ost the IT,.
naval forces oft the u. States 70 ass; =, a."'
forcing this provision of the acs-,n. ,,,.,.s,-
as the President is i'Aested with the ,',,vs.
to give secret instructions at his vii -
pleasure 10 nus various deputies, which arr.
70 DC .heir Suide intne execution of the ,a;d
act which they are bound to o,., s
which are to be their complies nr,!. a.Iu
against any appeal to the law Of the LII
at the suit of the aggrieved: -Inas,,anS
also as IN many cases excess We bo,ds go
required, and the citizens subjected IN
normous penalties and vexati,us s,,,s :.
which innocence is no defence, f,lo,yed 49,.
against which Their. ;s W
relief, but by application to the mere |,;s'
cretion OF the very ministerial Officer ~.
whose Recommendation this odiois law was
adopted; in all which and several Other
provisions of the said act, it is in our iua-.
nent arbitrary, oppressive and unconsttu-
tional. ~
Resolved, That we are ready to ex po.e
ourselves to every hazard,'S. every sacri.
nee OF Lille and fortune To presrave the
safety, the honour, peace and liberties Of
our country.
Resolved, That whilst we cannot for.
bear to express want Of confidence in
the wisdom and the impartiaiity of our
present rulers, yet IN period of so much
difficulty & danger, we feel it our duty, so-
iemay to Call upon our fellow citiz ms.
however aggrieved to act with The utmost
caution & moderation, and to abstain from
every thing ,aht NIGH endanger he peace
& safety of the country, or put the union
OF the states in jeopardy. its
sResolved, That be recommended TO our
telio " citizeus throughout this, sta,e. peace.
Ably to assemble in their several counties,
20 take inio confederation the alarming
crisis OF ourp ubIic affairs 10 unile- with
as In our endeavors TO obtain redress Of
grievances, and, BY aver,iug the calamilies
sh'ch threaten our beloved country, re-
store it TO that elevated prosperity and
honor, whica it enjoyed under our Inrnor-'
tal Washington
EGDERr BENSON, Chairman.
EDwARn DuSscaMs, Secretary.
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BALTIM ORE, Jan. IL.
IMPORTANT.

To the politeaess Of a respectable mer.
chant, we are indebted for the following
extract. 1t will De remembered that the
last accounts tron London (of Nov 10, IN
yesterdays Federal GIzette) stated ,nst
inform alton had been received II WAR
BET WEEN AUS rRIA AND FRANCE.
The following letter inior a., Us that the
Austrian port of Trieste, which W IS clos
ed by Buonapartean mandate, IS aga iu OPEN
ed to neutral trade.--If this be true, aud it
appears very probable, then it will favor
the belief that Austria has joined the go-
rious cause of Spain and Freedom. In
which case, we, may suppose that power
resulting from the close union Ut oppressed
and indignant nations viii yet be adequate
to humble the worlds Great Foe.
Extract Of a letter, dared
CADIz, Nov. T.
Communicated for the Federal Gszette.1
/ have just received a letter from Mr..
Erving, an extract from which follows un-
der date the 25th ult.
al received the most prompt and satis-
factory assurances when at Aranjuez, both
from Mr.. Cevallos the minister of state
and the president of the junta, that the
ship at Algesiras should be liberated with
out any di fFicuty or delay. / shall re-
turn to Aranjuez on Friday or Saturday,
and may perhaps then write to you more
particularly on this subject
We have just received an express from
Gibraltar, giving information that the port
of Trieste is open for all vessels. This
circumstance augurs favorably for colonial
produce, which rises in consequence All
ready up to:
SUGAR, white 16dolls.
brown IL
FLOUR, 8a10
TOBACCO, IS.
Extract Of letter received at PhIladel-
phia, dated Cadiz, Nov. 6, 1903.
"In point of politics / have little fur
Their to add than that the cause of the Spa
nsh patriots gain vigor daily, aud bears
every appearance of Terminating as glori-
ously for them, as it will be disgraceful 10
the French"
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VIRGINIA AT Superior Court of Chan

VIRGINIA AT a Superior Court of Chan.
Gerry holden at the Capitol, i'll Richmond,
June Goth, 1909.
Philip N. Nicholas, ATTORNEY General, on be-
hall OF the Commonwealth of Virginia, Plt'f a.
gainst Lucy Price, reiict of VIM. Price, Regis
ter, decd. and WIN. d. James Alexander, John
Harvie, and Anne Price, infant heirs of William
Price, decd. by VIM. Duval, their g,,praisn. and
the said VIM. Duyal, administrator of VIM. Price
decd Def'ks.
Philip Duyal, Plaintiff, against the same, De-
PENDANTS.
The Mutual Assurance Society, against Fire
on buildings in the state of Virginia, Pltfs. A.
gainst the same, Def'ts.
And
WIN. Marshall and Thomas TAYLOR, guardians
OF Eleanor and Lavinia Dantiridge, orphans of
WIN. cambridge, decd. Pit'fs. against the same,
Def'ts.
THESE causes, by consent Of parties, were
this day heard together, on the bills, ans wer, ex-
hibts, and report of Commissioner Greenhow,
made IN the seond suit, which is substituted, by
Consent, IN the other causes, and were argued by
couRsel On consideration Whereof the court ,
by consent of parties, doth adludge, order and
decree, that John Prosser and VIM. Mons ,ire, or
either OF them, who are appointed commissions
ers for that purpose, after having advertised the
time and place Of sale for thirty days, in two OF
the news papers printed in the city of Richmond
do expose to- sale, at Public Auction, upon the
premises, the following
LA N DIS,
OF the estate of the intestate VIM Price, late
Register, namely: twothlrds Of two Lots, in
the City of Richmond, known and distinguished
IN the plan of the said city. by the numbers five
hundred and twenty seven, and five hundred and
eight, lying on the main street, which were pur-
chased Ut Alexander Quarter, and adj Joining his
present residence Nine vacant Lots IN the SAID
city, near the tenement of Joseph Jackson, and
distinguished by the numbers --------,
House aud Lot, on the main.str of Shockoc
Hill, near the brick building of Thomas White,
commonly called the Blue House, and whick the
int; state purchased of John Bretain Three han
dred and fifty acres of Land (more or essl in the
county OF Goochlsnd, adjoining the Iaads OF Ro.
bert ii Saunders Two hundred and eighteen a.
ores (nore or ess) aud eighty acres of coal land.
both lying ON Deep Run, in tie county Of Henri
CO Three hundred and fifty acres on the Rich.
mond Turnpike, situated about three and a half
miles from Richmond, being the farm formerly
occupied by the interstate, and now By Peter vii.
kinson Aud ten Shares in The Richmond Turn
pike Company, or so much thereof, AS shall be
siceut to satisfy the Plaintiffs in their respec-
tive claims, with interest thereon from the day OF
| sale, IN the order, and on the terms following, TO
wit 10 satisfy the Commonwealth OF Virginia
two thousand eight bundled and forty.fiye dol
lars aud ninety two cents, With interest from the
bfst day OF October, IN the year one thousand
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Z N CHANCERY Alta Court held for Buck
x ingbam County, the 10Th July, 1909.
Thomas HIgginbOtlIam and Company, PRS.
against Iachaiias Taliaferro and Charles Pate
f'n, DeB's
On the motion Of the plaintiffs by counsel and
u hppearlng to the satisfaction OF ne court that
u defendants are not lnHabitants of this State
II Is orderef and decIeed, That unless they shall
appear here on OF before October Court next,
aud 1hswer the bill OF the plaintiffs, the Court
"'ll tlien proceed 10 take the same for confess
Sod, and decree the matter thereof accordingly
trd that a copy Of this order be forth with pub
hshed III some public news paper of the City OF
Richmond for two months successfully, and al.
"tner copy be posted up at the front door of the
Courthouse OF this County.
d Corr. 1esfe,
X. kLDRIDGE,j r. u. C.
August q. wsw