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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-08-27
Ep tbe 99ails.
Letters upon French Influence.
NUMBER X.

Letters upon French Influence.
NUMBER x.
To the People Of The United States.
The National Intelligence, the gree, 20.
liticsi organ Of the administration Of ieHer.
son and Madison, has manifested great ap
prehension IN consequence Of the publica-
tion OF No. VIZ. of these letters, and has
attempted formal reiutation or il. In
point ct style too pure for the pen of Tef1er.
son, too elevated to have been written by
the common paragraphists of Washington
City, and ind eating, when Il is considered
that It IS an attack which we confess was
very severe one, much more Of the manner
which naturally results from the spirit of a
gentleman, than any other democrat in the
United States would be likely to display, II
y natural to ascri5e this performance. to the
present President Of the United States.
But whether Il be the production Of Mr..
JEFEERsoN, at Mr.. MADISON, Of Mr.. Sec.
rotary SMITH, Of Mr.. GRANGER. or of Mr..
SMITH, the Editor of the Intel,t -enser i
quite immaterial, as it is N resented ~ The
public with All the Z form and pressure" AZ
an Official vindIcation Of the last and present
administrations, now well known 10 Be com
pietely amalgamated and Unidentified, in res.
pect TO our foreign relations arainst the
Charge Of French Influence. Ahhourh The
wrltero Of these letters can never descend 10
notice The miserable insects which some.
zines buzz about his ears, yet he can with
credit enter into an argument with raE
ADMINIsTRArIoN, and will at once take
mp the gauntlet which il has thrown 10
hun.
Admitting, with much candour. the Yer.
feet correctness Of every fact which was
stated in No. VII. Administration contends
that IT could only be eliminated one OF tbose
facts, and that one It attempts to explain :
way. This exclamation is attempted i'll The
following manner.
Who i there 50 ignorant a. not III know
that il the treaty Of alliance between
France and Spain, then existing, there was
contained an article. g.eciSciy applicable
,to this case The whole world kne v tltat IN
that IRE -ty, after speaking Of the rejsuve
good oirlces to BE- perpraed W each na-
ton to he other, there was the fJllowinr
article
" fhe required power shall like wise far
nish, Oh the demand Of tie The requiring
power, within the term of three months
from the FeiuisitiOn, eighteea thousand n
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-08-27

''''iS "''u - AZ I1Ctt-
iary ccnfequepce, the u.ter lf, or
cur liberty. CENSOR.
Ire eiiice ct Attorney General
las row Become vacant by the as
icordiog e the incumbent. who
vii b appointed :
Whatver NAV be the puy;iv Of
Governor Gcry's views, we much
doup, whether he has 6rmpeCs e.
nou.hto reGit the combination Of
tie furdy Jacobins in The Common
wealth who, diilrui lis devotion to
Their plans, have formc! f0cieties
Throughout: The fate, to intimiGate
him and deGroy his free agency as
Executive Eiieh in the ranks Of
thele coafpirators ftands Mr.. Lincoln,
late Lieutenant GuveInour, and now
ienior member Of tie Council. He
has lately IePubliihed in his paper,
tae Worceiler Hgis. lis report made
to Governour Sullivan, in which the
whole federal party, without regard
TO character, talents or patTiotick
fcryicrs, were denounced as men to
be automatically excluded from all
Office, derived from Executive APP
rointment. This he very plainly,
ADD in a fyle arrogant and dictato-
iiaI as is his cuitom, tells Cover
nouT Gerry mutt be his rule Of con-
duct.
1t was this principle that turned
the late worthy. beloved and faithful
lackf5n from the Treafurer's office,
and put one of the idols of democra-
cy, the rcber Skinner in his place
IL was this principle that over
looked the preteniions, Of every other
man in the Commonwealth, and
made Barnabas BidwelI Attorney
General. This principle, if the
Go yernour's dictators can prevail,
will again lcok for violence, apoitacy,
and unprlncipled zeal in party poll
ticks, as executive qualifications for
the luccenor Of the culprit Gidwell.
Is not the lion. Samuel Dana the
confpicuous mantle rival of Bid
well in political duplici;y, alpoftacy,
party zeal and party conicquence /?
rs in the cafes OF the other gentle
men aforementioned, he too has
been "feJscthei By iurmlfts and IN
veliSations, which give an earnef Of
aaractereitic conduit in office.
We look forward with ioliCitude
for warnings, however often repeated
viii not fave US yet from the further
dilcipiine of experience. -kefert9y
Wikinfon is now candidate for
the candcur and forbeaEance Of the
public. We hope he will receive
better treatment than he awarded to
bis fellow citizens 20 whom he refu-
fed tie treeman's privilege, the right
oFhabeas corpus, and whom he tram
foortcd from Ne7v- ORLEANS to Bali
7r1re, as criminals, and afterwards
ElGo,,,;o.aI RI chcrua aoo,pn
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Of One Hundred and 7'wenfy-7W9
vessels and cargoes decoyed into, seiz-
ed, confiscated and sold in the domin-
ions governed by Bonaparte, no less
than Fyfy-One belonged to Massachu-
sets. The Salem Gazette states the
loss of that town In the eight vessels
condemned il Italy, at $4,000 dollars
Marblehead TOO has suffered severely
from the squeezing of its " good
friends"
REC APITULATION.
Or Summary Yie1p Of Sportations IN Naples.
Boston. $685. 000 Or, Sl,417o00 81
Salem, $4,000 property belong
y !. & ss,': ssi,s 80 "'''''"''
q G' ,fe f e. $4,000
Total, S2,251,OOO
17co Millions, Trio Hundred and M
fy-One Thousand Dollars, In one port.
OF which sum more than half and rath-
er less than two-thirds is Massachusetts
share Of loss.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-08-27
From the F,eeman's Jf5iTra.

During the reign 81 Jack Cade-isn
in England, few centuries ago, e'eff
gentlemanly dressed man, ana every
lady looking woman, who uniolIuna's-
ly fell in with the Jewellers, were sue
10 pay the penalty Of 55ltg well dtas-
sed, with thelr hives. Se faf, indeea'
was the rage for levl!iHo caiil-d' ma
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-08-27

pubic virtue, tie total debate :. -rs
9 rhe pubic Wind ans as a rscef-
iary ccrFequeuce, the u.ter / +, or
cur liberty. CENSOR.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-07

+ VIRGINIA.;
At superior Court of Chancery holden
: at the Capitol in the City of Rich.
moDd, the 2sth day Of Jane. 1910.
James Dunlop and James Wilson survi-
wing partners of Collin Dunlop and Son,
and company, Pits.
S s'ss, against
John Hoye adm'r. de bcnis-nen of William
!. Desk,ns jeur. decd, Richard Bland Lee,
Henry Lee jonr. William Wilson, Collin
Aud and William Bailey.
/. Defts.
THE defendants John Hcye and Willi-
am Bailey not having entered their ap-
Pearancs and givenrsecurity according To
the otP6f assembly, and tue rules of this
Court, and it appearing to ths satisfaction
of the court, that they are not inhabitants
LET this country, on motion of tho plaintiffs
by counsel, Il 10 ordered, That the .sara
defendants do appear here on the first day
of the next term, and answer the bill OF
tne plaintiffs; and that q copy of this or.
der be forth with inserted in some news-pa.
per published IN the ciy of Richmond, for
two months successiveiy, and posted at
the front door Of the Capitol IN the said ci-
W.
"A copy, Teste,
P.IiNSI.EY q =
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-07
Tract Of Land.

Lying in the said county Of Chsrlotee. on
both sides OF CUB Greek, containing by es-
timation sewn hundred and eighty sevea
acres Ut being the same land conveyed by
William barkesdaie- and Richard Blow
and Fsnny his wife, to Edward Dennis, by
deed tearing date the second day of Au-
gust, 1899, and recorded in the general
court on the sixteenth day of August in
the year 1897 OF so much thereof as may
be necessary To raise the sum Of 345i 4s Id,
with interest thereon at six per cent. per
annum, from the 18Th day of October,
1900, and the costs of suit.
ids The mmissiouers.
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JUSrPUBLISaED
md For Sale at s: Peasants, IRIS.
Printing Q flee and Book. Store,a
few doors below the Bell
Taysrn, Richmond,
Hening's Virginia Justice,
The second edition REVISED, corrected,
greatly enlarged, and brought
detDn 10 fhe present time ky
the Author.


ME PuHLIC are respectfully invited
a, to. petusc this improved edition, both
Assit rsgafds the Typographical and Ed.
torisl parts of the wock. To Justices Of
the Peace il u Indispensable, to tie Gen.
uemen Of the Bar it viii be found a most
useful companion many points of law,
which daily occur in practice, being more
fully discussed in 1t, than in any treatise.
In tie present edition the following new
titles have been added.
Age, Aliens. AEmouy, Allegiance. A..
nerdmeut, Approve. Coun,erfeiting, K.
leetionss Examinations, False news, Fer.
RES, Fotestalling, Impressments, lustices
OF the Peace, Limitation, Lotteries, Mass
ter and Servant, Ne exeat, Partners nip.
Payment, Penitensiary, Process, ard
Wolves ). besides q va'iety of Improve
y meme aud new Precedents. Under the
various titles tie following have received
large addit.ons. IL law D,ctiouafy, or
explanation of law terms, Asseuit and
Battery, Attachments, Award, Carriers,
Conlession, Cons able Crisninals, Es,rays,
Fvidence, Execution, Eoroibis en,ry and
Deisiner, Homicide; Including thegiate
law on pueiiiDg, Runaways, Scire Faciss,
Sheriifs, Slaves, Warrants, Weighs END
Measures, aud Wife. New forms Of
Deeds of Bargain and Sale, and of Trust.
have been gisSn. and neither pains nor
sexpence have been spared to render this
EDITION worthy of that extensive palronaa g
which the former has experienced. The
doctrine Of Alimeny which he'd been un.
settled in this county, Tor a series OF
years, is traced with critical accuracy, &
Fire important case OF PURCELL against 9ur
cell, lately decided in the superior court
of Chancery3 for the Richmond District
aid sanctioned by the Judges Of the Court
OF Appeal. is inserted in the lAddenda 10
the work, IN which the jurisdiction and
practice of the courts Of equity in cases
OF Abmony are clearly established. TO
the who's has been subjcined q new and
VERY copius Index.
"a This improved edition which contains
upwards OF Seven Hundred pages WILDE
furnished al FOUR DOLLARS.
Richmond, Angus, IS, 1910. Nv 2 m.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-07

PURSUANT to decd of trust executed
j by Edward Sims to the subscriber,
Will be Sold to the highest bidder for cash,
on SATURDAY, the 18th Of Sept. next, at the
Dwelling House OF said Sims, a TRACT
oe LAND, containing by late survey.
1e114 acres, be the same more or less.
" hich lard the said Edward purchased O.
4 ebert Haskins-hlso two HORSES and
three Feather Beds and Furniture, or 81
much thereof as will be suf6 c;ent 20 pay the
sun Of 800 dollars, with ,otersst, from the
goth iss'. due 70 Robert Mostly the
ezpence sf this advertisement.
HENRY w. WATKINS.
Powhztsss Avg s9th. 1910. ws p.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-07
Rsgi;mental Orders s

n City ofRichmond, LIST Aug. isto.,
THE Officers of .he 19,h Regiment, and
Of the Artillery and Cavalry attacked
to said Regiment are hereby notified and
required to meet their Brigade Major and
Inspector upon the Capitol square, At IL
O'Clock In the forenoon, on the 18th, 18th
end 18th days of October NEXT, for the
purpose OF being instructed by him acc
cording to law. Each Officer will come
prepared with . musket aud at least three
blank cartridge on the 17th and 18th. aud
with side arms only on the 9Th. 4
a General Muster of the 18th Regiment
will take place on the 10th. of the ga me
month of October, for which purpose the
Officers and privates of said Regiment
Will parade upon the Capitol square at IL
O'Clock In the forenoon of the day last men-
tioued. completely eqaipped accordins ss
law. u. 81
GEO. VIM SMITH,
Lit. Col. Commandaut
Oft 18th Reg. Va. Militia.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-07
NOrICE.

EIECESSITY compsls rae to make fur.
~ Their application o. all those who are
indebted to the trustees ofthe Richmond A /.
.adeny, by sales Of lottery tickets of the
first and second class and voluntary sub
scriptions, and ali such are hereby reques-
ted to make payment 10 the subscriber to
enable the building committee 10 pay ali arr
rezrs for work done, and 70 procure
materials this winter in order to proceed
with the work next spring, it being for the
education Of our rising progeny, which orna-
ments aud attaches them TO republican prin-
sipies aad gives spring 10 liberty and TO-.
dependence. nave undertaken the coilec-
ton by agreement With John peterborough
and William w. Hening, Esqrs. the other
members of the committee appointed by a
board Of trustees, AS the building Of the
Academy has progressed considerably,
latter myself there will be bot little trou-
Die IN Obtaining the money for the purpose
Of carrying into effect so laudable an insti-
tuition.
ROBERT MITCHELL.
Decbember 9Th, 1909. wd
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-07
NOTICE.

IN compliance with the decree pronoun.
iced on the 10th day of March, 1907. by
the superior court of chancery holden at
the capitol in the city OF Richmond, in a
suit depending in the said court, between
William Barksdale, plaintiff, and Edwo.
Dennis, defendart--WIisL BE SOLD, Ak
public auction, for cash, al Cub Greek Meet
ing house, ia the county Of Charlotte, ON
the 28lh day of September next,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-07
GUN POWDER.

THE Proprieters of the RICHMOND
Z POWDER MILLS, offer for sale by
the key or larger quanrsy, f and FF GUN
POWDER, glazed and ungtazed /; war
ranted equal to any imported. and on rea.
sonable terms.
Retailers at liberty TO return the powder
ifnet approved. Apply to Jas. BROWN,
IL. or -. j. BJ kR.
RichmoGd, 21st May, 181 o, 2w wifi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-07
GEO. VIM. SMITH,
Lit. Col. G ommandaut
of the 18th Rex. Va. Militia.
MR.. IRARDIN, having preferred
a situation on the hill for bis esta-

MR.. GIRARDIN, having preferred
B situation on the hill for bis esta-
blishment,
THE SUBSCRIBERS can with pleasure
! asssre their friends, that the BUSINESS
Of the Academy, whereof IL. H. Gifardin,
ID. Doyle & john Wood, have az present
the administrator, will, from the ist of
Sept. next be conducted by them with the
cooperation Of Mr.. Crnsolles, late a te aeh-
err in the College of Baltimore : French
gentleman Of great requirements as we'll
in Classics and Mathematics as in his ma.
tive tongue.
The advantages resulting to youth from
this association will be Of great consequence
to the inhabitants of Richmond and its wi.
cinity. More time and attention will be
applied TO. English, Latin aud Greek Clas-.
sics===the fees for Tuition reduced TO rea-
sonable standard, and the mind be, direc.
ted TO useful and early practice, as we'll
as Theory, in Mathematical aad nercan-
tile stutiies. ~,
They VIII limit to that number which
may appear most reasonable to the pa,
rents and themselves, the teachers VIII
be equally responsible in their depart-
ments, excepting the French Teacher.
whose hours of attendance will be ltmi-
ted.
In discipline, the Same order and har.
mouy shall be preserved in all depart.
ments, that has, for nearly three years.
been kept up by d. Doyle in his depart.
meni, it shall be neither indolently lax
nor styrannically severe.
The prices concluded on as most rea..
sonable, will be,
For English, including History, Geogra-
ply, BeIles-Lettres, Book keeping. and
Mathemasics,-per quarter, 8 dolls.
For the above with Latin aud Greek
ianguages,==l0 dolls.
For small Classes in Spelling Reading,
Writing and GRAMMAR dolls.
This establishment will have In view
utility, not ostentstion==and its object will
be to give that knowledge of the Euxllsn
Language, Of the Classics, and of the Ma
thematics, which will considerably faciii-
tate the completion ot:a collegiate educa-
ticn.
1t must be apparent to al, that, where~
asthe English, Latin and Greek Classics,
as well as Spelling, Reading, Writing.
and Arithmetic, and for the nost part.
Geography and the use Of tie Globes
were taught solely by D. Doyle, for near.
" TWO years in this Academy, when the
school was numerous, that, when an ad.
ditionai teacher of equal capability is adj.
ded, the number of pupils limited. and the
fees for tuition much diminished, there can
be iittle DOUBT Of a respectable and lasting
patronage.
= n n<,urD
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-07
FRENCH TUITION.

Mr.. HYACINTH CRUSOLLES,
I hTELY from Baltimore College, where
~ he has taught the French language,
being now engaged in the Acadecny with
ID. Doyle and X. Debney. has the honor
of informing the inhabitants Of the city Of
Richmond, that he will give private les
sons, in the French language. Applicali-
ens to be made to hiin At the Academy
I'll
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-07
Home Manufacfurc /:

Viz fine and coarse hats of every description
A regular supply ofcotton cloth on cons; snmen,
IRON the Prcyidenca mandatory. and will be
sold by the piece az the mill prices, viz Bed
ticking, stripes. checks. and plain cloths. Spun
cotton single aad double.
Home Made Linen Sheeting. Richmond Gun
Powder by the key. warranted OF superior DUAL.
ity- Philadelphia Porter and Ale in casks and
botttcss and Bserin barrels
Harness Leather, Boot Legs. Wax Calf
Skins, coloufed and Black Roans.
February 10. 1910. IF
Wanted toHInE by the year. good
|cOOrER.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-07

~ 1t viii contain, besides the usu-
al astronomical calculations, made for
the latitude and neredian Of Rich-
mond, great variety of useful and en-
tertaining matter-6-T1A horral al.
lowsnce 10 wholesale purchasers.
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CONDITIONS.

This work shall be handsomely printed,
on royai paper of the best auslity, witt,
the purpose.
To De printed page for page, from the
last Lcndon edition. In Three handsome
,8vo. volanes, bound an the best manner.
Inc price 60 subscribers will be eIs hteen
dollars, .paytefe Oh delivery OF the work,
to Ion-suoscribers it will be advanced &c
twenty one dollars.
IL IS the intention of the editors to have
the work ready for delivery as soon as pos
sible. sr
- The Epglish edition is now selling
at ~ dollars. W II
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Tor sALE.--A handsome. second hand
4 London bsilt CHARIOT, which has
oeeu but little used and is in good state
81 preservation. Apply to the printer, OF
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t'eOid City Tavern. where the carriage
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August 3.
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|
This Book, which m common speech Is
j called Coke Littleton, isso we'll known
and appreciated among allthe professors OF
law, as to need no description or eulogy ;
1t is a sine qua non, of every law library
AN the United States; and yet has pever
been printed here.
| The editors are appraised of the difficult:
ty of the task they have undertaken, ari.
s,ng from innumerabie marginal referen..
ces, as we'll from the text Of Littleton, as
from the Commentaries ofCoke, and again,
in the latter editions, from the ,copious
readings and notes OF Hargrave and Hut.
Ter; the accuracy necessary IN all these,
creates an inpehse weight Of responsioisi-
~ in sending out TO the American world.
an importape, work thathssbeen we'll exc
cated 10 The naive country of its several
authors. TIE editors trust they can peg
form the external part of ths work, con-
sisting in che selection of good paper, priu..
ters, ,biudersy &c. to the satisfaction of tneir
subscribers throughout, and beng determi.
ned to avail themselves OF the most expe.
rienced correctors OF the press. they pledge
themselves TO bring out a copy, equal, il
not superior to the, London ed.sGs6 now 10
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-07
The Scottish Chiefs,

A Romance, in 5 vols. by the celebrated
Mas Porter The Houss Of Osms end
'Aimeria. BY Regina Malta Roche The
Lettersof Mrs. Elizabeth Montague--s
beauiful miniature edition Of Washing
tou's VaIedctory Address-The Lake o
killarpy The Dominican~-and CoeIebs
in Search Of . Vile, just received and
Tor sale by
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Asa OTIS,
Offers for Sale, first Door below the
Bell Tavern.


Bell Tayerns
FIRST and secoad -pdzlity Musrovado
4 sugar IN Hnds. and Barrels, Loaf Su.
gar ia Hhds Tisrces and Barrels, Prime
Green Cofiee an Bags and Barrels, Imperi-
|al, Hyson, and Young dyson Teas, Ap-
pie brandy 10 Barrels, Madeira Wine In
|qr. Casks. A constant supply of London
Mustard at the New York price, Windsor
soap, Common Do. Mcnld Candles, Glass
Mare, -io4by 8, ~ ~ 10 and n by IL
Window Glass, Powder &c Shot, Alum,
ECoppcras, Birthstone, Nutmegs. Cloves,
MACE, Ginger, AiIspire. Pepper, Tyce's
Shining Liquid, Backing tor Boots and
Shoes, VIA a VARSITY Of osher articles.
Also
A few hundred Gross Bottle corks Of a
large size.
K.cnm nd, August Sd, 1910.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-07
" o r C T.,
Agreeable to the Last Will and Testament
S of Armistead Russei, decd
WILL BE SOLD,
At New.Kent Courthouse, on the FIST
day Of November court, if fair, If not on
Ithe krst day OF December court
A T n AC r CT y
is "a m ID

Lying ia New.Kent county. called the
OLD PLACE, and containing by old sur.
vey 47e acres. This land produces web
Corn and Wheat. and is pleasantly situa.
ted 10 an agreeable eighbourhood--isth
miles from the courthouse, and two from
Pamankey River. The Terms Of Sale,
will be one half of The purchase money to
be paid in twelve months. and the other
in two years from the day OF Sale. Bonds
with approved security, and deed OF trust
on the land to secure payment. 90 carry
interest from the date, H not paid when
due will be required.
iwili with pleasure shew the land to a.
my person inclined to purchase.
,ARMISTEAD Russell,
~. Executor.
August 10, 1910. ids
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-07

VIRGINIA:
In Halifax county Court,sIn Chancery,
Goth June, 1910.
William Hoskins and 1iiomas c. Hoskins,
Pitts.
Against
John Sight, James Hoskins, Joshua Stern
and Mary his wife, John Bruce and
Mary his wssr, Iswes MsDaa:ei aud Jane
his vie, Benjamin Stern, James Stern,
Dolly G.. Stern, Elizabeth Stern, Sally
Stern, William Stern, and Robert Kasiy and
Nancy hisiYfs, Defts.
STtfE Descendants James Hnsklns and
James MIjaniel and Jane his wife, not
having entered their appearance and given
security according TO the act Of Assembly
and the rules OF this Court, aud 1t appear.
iug to the satisfaction Of the Court, that
they are not Inhabitants of this Common
wsalsh--On motion OF the Plaintiffs by their
counsel, IL is Ordered, That the said last
mentioned Defendants do appear here on
tae fourth Monday in September next. and
sGswer the BIZ, OF the eiain1iHs, and that
= copy OF this order be forthwith inserted
~ one Of the News-PsYers published in
the city OF Rlchnend for eight weeks sue
cess,vely, and posted at TIE front door OF
ti,s Courthouse OF the said county.
a Copy rests,
SAMUEL WILLIAMS, D. c c.