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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-21
ID. DO1LE.
X. DABNET.
August IA.

s'WENTY DOLLARS REWARD Flop
4 ed from Mr. James Smith, about the mi,i
die OF Nay last, slave, haned SAM, who ha
been employed for several years past in that gen.
tleman's Bake-House
SA = is about twenty four or five years of age,
low OF stature, and not very bulky of youthful
appearance, dark complexion, a countenance
with an incessant smile, approaching to grin,
and thereby discovers u fine set of teeth, which
he is not Little fond of showing He is slow of
speech. and when spoken to suddenly or quick.
", staminers and hesltates exceedingly.-His
clothes not rccoected.
Some tine in August last, note was gwen
him by the Subscriber, (,yho then wished TO dis
pose OF hm,) to lookout for purchaser--It
merely purported the terms" to any person re.
siding in Richmond, or it's ncighbonrhood -
And as he has the note still in possession, he
will probably, under pretence Of seeking mas
ter endeayor thereby to effect hts escape out of
the State.
AN masters ofvessels and others are, there
fore. forbid, at their peril, harbcrng or carrying
him OFF
The above reward will be given, and all rea
1onable charges allowed, if Brought back in safa-
ty TO
JOHN KING.
Richmond g,rlv 10 &c
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Mr.. G.'ard,n having preferred a situation on the
Hill for ms establishment,
'TNHE SUBSCRIBERS can with pleasure as.


ME SUBSCRIBERS can with pleasure as
sure their friends, shss The business &C the
Academy, whereof l.. n Cirardin, ID. DOYLE and
Johh Wood, have at present the administration,
WILL from the LIST of September next, be conduc.
ted by them will, the cooperation of Mr. Cru.
solles, late teacher i'll the College of Baltimore
French gentleman of great requirements as
wen IN Classics and Mathematics as in his ma
tive tongue.
The advantages resultingto youth from this
association will be of great consequence to the
inhabitants OF Richmond and its vicinity More
time and attention will be applied to English,
Latin and Greek Classics-the fees for Tuition
reduced to a reasonable standard, and the mind
DC directed to useful and earl, practice, as well
as Theory, IN Mathematical and Mercantile stu
dies
They will limit to that number which may an.
pear most reasonable to the parents and them
selves the teachers will be cqu,l,y responsible
IN their departments, excepting the French
teacher, whose hours of attendance will be limit
ted
In discipline, the same order and harmony
shall be preserved in all Departments, that have
Tor nearly three years been kept up by ID DOVE
IN his department ii shall be neither indolen,ly
lax nor tyrannically severe.
The prices concluded On as most reasonable
will be,
For English, including History, Geography,
per quarter--S 8
For the, above with Latin and Greek langua
CESS 10.
For small Classes in Spelling, Reading, Wrl-
ting and Grammsr-S 6
This establishment will have in view utility
not ostentstion and it's object will be to give
that knowledge fthe English Language, of the
Classics, ard OF the Mathematics, winch will
considerably facilitate the completion of a cole
giate education
1t must he apparent to all, that, whereas the
English. Latin and Greek classics, as well as
Spelling Reading, Writing and Arithmetic. and
for the most part, Geography and the use of the
Globes were taught solely by ID Doyle, for near
iy two years in this Academy, when the school
was numerous, that when an additional teacher
of equal capsblity is added, the number of pupils
limited, and the fees Tor tuition much diminish
ed, there can be little doubt of q respectable and
lasting patronage.
ID. DOTLE
n
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2aW1wl ew2W

NIFTY DOLLARS REWARD. -Kanawa,
a from the subscriber, living IN Stokes coun
ty, North Carolina, on the 29th of May last, two
Negroes ISAAC & ESTHER, both of dark
wards of six feet high, manned in the righ,
hand Esther Is OF middle size, and has lost
the sight OF her left eye it is supposed they viii.
either make for Hanover County, Virginia, or
Portsmouth, as the fellow was purchased in
Hanover and the wench in Portsmouth Anv
person taking up said Negroes, and confining
them IN any Jail, so that get them, shall be en-
titled to tire above reward
THOS. LONGING.
August Ii. Ag
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THOMAS TATLOR.
tI5fhS
August z.

EURDON II BACCHUS informs his
~ friends, his acquantsnces and the public
that he has opened his Office, as an Attorney 81
LAW, IN Co.. Mnvo's buildings, over the stor
of Mr. John Hood and nearly opposite TO the
Bell Tavern. lie intends to visit cons family, the
Superior and Inferior Courts of the adiacep.
Counties OF GoochIand, II mover and New Kent
and to attend also the Henrico and Hastings
Courts, held in this city
Those who feel inclined TO patronize him NAV
depend on his most utmost exertions to give them
satisfaction
August z. 2aw1wlew9w
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August ii.

4 N pursuance of decree of Cumberland
4 County Court, we shall proceed on the IS,
day of September next, on the premises. 70 sell
tract of LAND lying in said County. whereof
William Hudson, decd, formerly resided, on In,
following terms The purchaser shall paw ;h.
commissioners the cost of suit, and the cost at
tending the sale, in ready money, for the bslanc.
ct the purchase money bonds and security wi.
be required Of the purchaser, payable in twelv
months from the day OF sale. Possession vii.
ne given the LIST Of January next
THOMAS BRdCK ETTO
rho MAS GORDEW. { C9,nr's
NoRToN GOoDMAMS
Auglut IA. ev4ya
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fSOAL LAND FOR SAL E-By virtue of
~ adeed Of trust, executed to the subscriber,
by William Eliyson, alias Moody, in order to
Nicolson and IL tn, will be sold to the highest
bidder, for ready money, at Zachariah Brooks's
TaverH, in the town of Manchester. on Monday
the 10th of September next, one fifth part of a
tract of GOAL LAND, lying in the county of
Chesterfield on Falling Creek, commonly Snown
and designated by the name of Woodbridge aud
Ellyson's pits
I'm B CLARKE, Trustee.
Manchester, August 10. 6,fi
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Richmond. iulr 10.

4 AND AND MILLS-The subscriber be-
AZ ing authorised by Mr.. Spotswood Lips
o'abe, offers Tor sale, Three Kindred and forty
fVe acres Of LAND, lying in Henrico county
about SIX miles from Richmond, o, Westham
Creek, between the three CHOPPED and river roads
the improvements consist Of small Duei!ing
OF four rooms, Kitchen, Dairy, Meat house, 4
garden and YARD well nclosed Sazu and Gyist
Dd'H, all recently but-About thirty five acres
of this Land is in cultivation, the residue a.
bounds with excellent building, ard other tim.
Der twenty five acres Of prime eadow might
be had at small expence of reclaiming il
The premises will be shewn to any person in
clned to purchase, by Mr. Edmund West, Oman
ager) on The Land, and the terms made known
by
THOMAS TAYLOR
Aupjst =
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a VALUABLE TRACT or LAND FOR
Il n SALE.-Wl be sold on the premises, the
1Tth day o. September next, the LAND where.
on the late Colonel William Nelson resided, ly-
ibg in the upper end Of King William County,
and contains by survey 1870 acres this Land is
well adapted TO the culture of Corn, Wheat and
Tobacco, it will be laid off before the day of sale
fin convenient lots, as to suit those who may
wish to purchase. The terms Of sale will be
sone half Of the purchase money paid in IL months
from the day OF sale, the othsr half in two years,
the purchaser giving bond with approved securi.
~, and deed Of trust upon the Land. A good
title will be made by
CHARLES G. PACE,
Adnp'T nth the will annexed
August 10. tbs
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INVALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
The subscriber is authorised 10 sell the
large & commodious BRICK BUILDING, on
the Main Street on ShockG Hill, at pres mt Oc-
cupied w MIR Kivalsin--A Also, the small BRI { K
HOUSE, Rext above the one IN which Mr. RI.
ydsm lives, and the two WOODEN TEEE-
MENTS between the last mentioned house an
Mrs. BrsEton's-For particulars enquire of
THoS. TAYLOR
Hay 90, 1910, q
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-21
BECK'S PATENT SHOT

THE subscribers, (being appointed Agents
in this city, for the Manufacturers in Phi
ladelphia) have now on hand for sale, Ten tons
Of Patent Shot, assorted and will hereafter be
furnished, from the Mandatory, with supply
sufficient to meet any demand at this Market
III & 3, INTER-
august II. ep6w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-21

Gj- Published BY Thomas Richie, nearly OF
zsosite the Globe Tavern, Richmond, Virginia.
VI CONDITIONS Flee A.lln.. . ..n.- >.
be paid annually in Advance. Those Sho Wish to
be considered as annual subscribers, hereafter
designate it at the time Of subseribing otherwise
she papers will be discontinued at the expiration
Of the frst year.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-21

s. 4 TRENCH TUIrION-Mr H5acinth Cru
a soiles lately fom Baltimore College, where
nc has taught the French Langu re. being nov
eng ged III the Academy with p Doyle and
Dahney, has the honour of informing The inhabi
tans of the City of Richmond, that he will pive
private lessons in the French language -Appli.
cation to be inside to him at the Academy
August 3 eptf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-21

u APPRENTICES WANTED.
JOHNSON & REAT, wish 10 hny. Bows
y OF about Ia o; Is years of age, to work at the
SiEverS,niths' Business.
Iuiy "a. If
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NM ILL BE SOLD. at Hanover court house,
w on the fourth Wednesday in August next,
being court day, Joseph Thompson's undivided
interest in the lands lying in Hanover and Louisa.
to which the children of JOSEPH Thompson are
entitled, under the will of their grand father,
John Thompson, deceased, which will is of re
cord IN the court OF this county. The said Je
seph having conveyed the same to me to sessiro
the payment of money due by him. TO Anth IN,
Street, as appears by deed of trust, bearing
date the I'd day of April, 1903, which is also of
record in the said court,
SAMCEL GRANTLAND.
tuly 81 zH
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RICHMOND PRICES CURRENT.

r AND FOR SALE BY virtue of decree
- of the Superior Court of Chancery tor the
Richmond District will be ofe,edfor sale at
the town of Cara, on onday the 27th day of
August next, that valuable TR ACT OF LAND,
Belonging to the estate o p terfeld Trent, decd
containing by estimation, 783 acres lying in the
county of Cumberland, on Willis river and adj
joining the town of Cara, for the purpose of
raising sum of money therein mentioned, due
and owing to the estate OF Alexander Trent,
decd the contiguity of this land to the town of
Cara where there is Merchant Mill, which
will no doubt, in short time be in complete
pair, and consequently will require large guam
titv OF wheat, &c well tobacco lnspec-
tioD-and being at the head of the navgablo
waters of Wiils's river, render it of the most
desi-eabie tracts of land in that part of the
try Added to these, the land is of excellent
quality, and well adapted to the culture OF to.
bacco, wheat, corn, &c
Previous to the day of sale, this land will be
laid off in lots and sold to suit purcbaseTs-and
the ,erms OF sale literal, only one third will be
required when The deed is made, and 6ne, tw
ami three years for the balance Bonds and Sc.
cuity will be demanded, secured, nv deed OF
trust frequired by the COMMISSIONERS,
July 20 ids
OF The sale of the above mentioned property,
rs oidaby POSTPONED all sday TIE 26lh
of next month, at which time it will certainly
aaSe place,
August 81. ids
T1HE SUBSCRIBER, has FOR S-4LE-At
J. his Glass and China Store. first door above
the Eagle-Tavern: a supply OF fresh Teas, VIZ
Imperial, Hyson, Gun Powder, Young Hyson &
Souchong Teas,
old Peach md Cogniac Brandies,
Il Ion Particular, Madeira, Dry Sherry, Claret
and Port Wines,
10 Hhds. New Orleans Sugar,
Best refined Philadelphia and N. York Loaf do.
1iavanna Sugar for preserving,
10 Hampers best Florence Oil,
30 Crates Liverpool Ware,
10 Boxes Glass, consisting of quart and pint
Decanters, Tumblers, Wine Grasses, & Cru
cts,
so Casks first quality Whiskey,
so Do. Apple Brandy,
10 Do. Linseed Oil,
20 Sets Table and Tea, Liverpool and Canton
China,
Preserve and P,cI:ing Pots every description,
3 by 1910 10y IL and 10 by IA sup rior quality
Window Glass ny the box,
Richmond and Brandy Wine F & IF Gun Pow
derby the key,
g 600 lbs Salt Petred Bacon, consisting of Hams
aad Mdings,
go Boxes Spanish Cigars.
EDWARD RALLAN.
June 1. 4
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COMMUNICATIONS }
NEW WEAVING MACHINE,

Mr. Bydenburg, native of Conncc,fc..
mas lately invented Nearing gEac5,as..
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-21

"bT'JR SAi.E-a valuable MERCHANT and
= SAW MILL tuated III tue county Of
.I.oudan Oil Goose creek I of a mile from where
ii empties in the Potomac miles from Lee shurg
So from Aiexsndria and ABOUT the same distance
from George Town in the midst of the fines
wheat country oi Virginia The main road from
1eesbrrG to Alexandria, passes within one mile
of the mill, and the boats that navigate the Poto
mac up TO the Mil, which affords grea'
opportunity of procuring wheat, by means OF the
river, at all seasons, and great facility OF sending
f1Odr to market by water 20 George Town and
Alexandria The Mill. House is built ofstone 50
feet by 81 two stories and four floors, and works
two pair of stones. The machinery, which is of
the most approved construction, is in good repair.
The saw mill, is ofthe culinary size & works saw
With the Mill ii suitable to the purchaser, may
be had 10 or 20 acres of Land, on the side ofthe
creek which the mill stands, and on the oppo-
site tract OF Land, containing about $50 or 800
acres, good quality and we'll timbered The
excellence of the stream Of Goose creek, at this
place the abundance of wheat grown in the vi
entity the facilities of water navigation and the
general and rapid Improvements of this part of
the state hold out great inducements to person
OF activity and spirit inclined 10 vest his money
in property of this description. For further par
ticulars apply to VIM. BRENT, Jr.
Near Aqaia Fost office, Virginia.
July 81. ep2tm&afttf
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WW' ID CLHNA e IFuStec
Manchester, August 10. 6,f
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OF The sale of the above mentioned property
rs oidably postponed tli Wednesday TIE 26iI
of next month, at which tine it will certaini,
aaSe place.
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W INIi IOoIItCtI
l am, gentlemen,
Your obedient servant.
ia WILKINSON.
Messrs. SMITH & GALES,
Ed tors o(ihe
.NaEonaL LnseiHgencer.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-05-16
Dntclltgencc.
FINE DOINGS !!

-, NEw-oRLEANs, ApRlLl2.
ihc capture Of the three privatcers, The Duc
"e Mo@'t6"Ifo, th- h:rpidc, and the vessel bear
ing the papers of the perogu- called the Petit
ona"c'' has disclosed system of inonitv here
'o'ore unparalleled in this country. Thrre
appears 10 DC regularly connected chain of
Visany which the breaking Of this link gives
Us hopes VII! be en'irely destroyed. We sus-
prHt extremely mady persons being engaged
VINO nov share our hospitality and ali the r;rh,s
ni American CIT 'cns We hope, however, for
WV nonof OF the American name, that none OF
2,'F country'nen are engaged. The Duc de
','o''enelo was tited ont at Baltmore. pur.
Iha'td by captain White, cleared ont with
'fe''ch passengers for ST. Rar,holomcws. was
coilaa the Amioblc, put into Savannah IGeor-
sl"l armed, shipped part Of her crew. sailed.
ana received the rest from ON board vessel
commanded by capt. Kuhn. She assum cd
on me bar Ct Charleston the French charac.
'cr and name Shenow wears sailed on a cruise.
'o's' SINKS, burns and destroys every Amer
en- spanish aud English vessel she fail, j.,
WIN, until s;'uItcd with p,urder, She is com.
Po'lci 10 PM into this port under vretcncc :.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-05-16
--<sS Goob i~-
CHARLESTON, May

The French P.ivateer SCHOONER La R,7e0cfe
d" Cert, of this port, dropped down into the
Roads on Sunday morning last in the evening
she crossed the lar aud CANE to anchor or
the north channe. Yesterday morning a
recruit ot about so men WIS sent down on
board fishing smack and one Of the Suyan's
island Packet boats, and we presume she is
now completely ready to recommencc her
" ulesul labours." We hail her Of tins pot. be-
cruise twas here that she mas received coin-
plete OUTFIT n e"ery thing necessary to enable
her TO continue her dcprcca aoos on American
commerce.--ii gratitude were inherent in the
composition ola French Frvateersman, we
shcu!! al ], al hope that the vessels belonging
to this pow, from which she has tern usheiet
forth With such Increased energies, would be
eXenp'ed by her hom plumber but wc fear
that even cur own ships t,herc being ham
her ready Tor sea- may De sufferers, and that,
Ike the tabled adder, she will sting ;,c kan,
! TIA: has SO kindly nur,urqd her.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-05-16
J ES MADISON.
AN ACT


Prnyiding for the printing and distributing such laws
OF the Unnct States as respect the Public Lands.
DE 10 enacted by the Senate andHouse Of
- Representatives Of tie United States Of
Americ0, in Congress assembled, That the
Fttsident Q! ,tc United States be and he is hereby
authorised to cause to be collected into one Va
inmr and arranged, the several laws of the T..
States, resolutions of the Congress under the
confederation, treaties and proclamaions that
have operation and respect to the public lands ;
"Ad to cause twelve hlndrcd copies to be printed
one oF which shall be Transmitted to each Of the
registers and receivers Of public monies of the
several land offices of the United States and the
re''d"c Of the said copies shall be preserved for
the future disposition Of Congress.
J. B. Varnum,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
John Gaillard,
President Of the Senate. pro tenn.
April 25, 1910.
Approved,
JAMES MADISON.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-05-16

Moses Smith, FIVE dollars per muath, to
commence on the ninth G! February, eigh-
teen hundred and ten.
Abraham Sawyer, two dollars and fifty
cents per month, to commence on the SIX
teenth of November, eighteen hundred and
nine.
Elias Barron five dollars per month, to
commence on the sixth OF June, eighteen
hundred and nine.
Richard Crouch, FIVE dollars per month,
to commence on the twelfth OF April, eiSh
teen hundred and nine.
Joseph Johnson, five dollars per month
to commence on the eighteenth ct March.
eighteen and time.
Jeremiah Robbins, three dollars, thirty
three and une-th,rd cents per month, IL
commence on the th,rtie,h of January, eigh-
teen hundred and nine.
Abner Kent, FIVE dollars per month. to
commence on the thirlieth OF January,
eighteen hundred and nine.
lanes Cobey, FIVE dollars per month, to
commence on the sixteenth of May, eieh-
teen hundred and nine.
George Vaughan, thirteen dollars, thirty
three, and one third Cents per month, tc
commence on the twelfth of January, eigh
teen hundred and ten.
Stats Hammond, at the rate of FIVE dol.
lars per month, to commence on the eish
| teenth of December, eigh.een hundred and
nine.
Bartlett Hawkins, FIVE dollars per month
! to commence on TIE eighth day Of March
eighteen hundred ana ten.
William Foster, five dollars per month
to commence on she sixteenth os Deccm
! her eighteen hundred and nine.
Samuel Johnson, five dollars per month
to ccmme nee on the eights day of March
| eighteen hundred and nine.
| sec. 5. .fpd be it .frther enacted, That tn
Secretary Of War be, and he is hereby di
rectcl to place Andrew P,nkerton on II,
pension list of invalid pensioners Of the y
| nited States, and to pay him at the rate O
three dollars and thirty cents and on,
third of cent per month, commencing o
the twenty filth day Of August, elghtee
! hundred and nine.
| Sec. 4. .95d Be il thrthcr enacted, That tn
several sums specifically appropriated b
this act. shall be paid out OF any monies i
the treasury, not otherwise appropriated.
J. Is. Narnum,
Spea.er Of the House of Representatives
John Gaillard,
President Of the Senate, pro tempore.
April, e. 1919.
Approved
The Delaware gazette., 1810-05-16

Eviract of a letter rom AntgHa, caFed ne
2tta er Aprii, 1910 10 q se"t''m0" m
Nczo-1ork.
@ I must brg leave toinform you' 'h"' tns
Admiral has received orders TO preNeht vac
impt r.aton Of American article IN any 20 sCinS,
via It. Barlhoiomews c@nscQu,n'IyAhe t'aoe
Of HAT island has ,otslIy ceased, and TIE Ann
ricans in that port are placed IN very a""""'a
situation.
d" The ship Hercules, which r"t IN t+'' po'1
in Distress. has been repaired, aidW'.i s''. ir'
N.w-Toi,s iam the ST 10 the l @ ol MA,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-25
h'J
PROVISIONS.
10000

These are furnished by contract. BY the Sc
sond article of the contract for supplying provi'
sions to the troops, 1t Is provided, "tlaL II saal
be in the option OF the general or officer com
rnanaing an army on great military district. to
direct when and how often fresh or sailed meat
shall be issued by general orders, IL be promni
gated reasonable time before the issue is to com
mence"
BY the fourth article. whenever in the OPT
mon of the commanding officer, the provisions
offered to be issued are unsoupd, unfit for use,
or Of an understandable quality, survey shall
be held thereon by two disinteresCed persons,
one to be chosen by the commanding officer,
and the other by the contractor, or ms agent
and in case OF disagreement, a third person, 10
be chosen by mutual consent, who snail have
power 10 condemn such part of the prov Isi0ns
as TO them may appear unfit for use ' If the
CONTRACTOR or his agent fail or neglect TO appoint
person to inspect the provisions sfer reasona
BILE notice in writing, the commanding officer
msy appoint such persons as he may think pro-
per"
The fifth article authorizes the commanding
general " in case of absolute failure or dehcien-
cy in quantity of provisions contracted 10 be de.
lvered and issued, to supply the Ok efficiency by
purchase, at the risqde of the contractor 49,
f" The power conferred by the last article VAS
in one instance exercised. That those granted
by the fourth and fifth articles were not exerc-
sed, can be accounted for by this department,
on the presumption only, that in the opinion of
the general, the country could not furnish the
supplies"
(REPoRT TO be Continued)
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N1RGINIA-At a Superior Court of Chance
ny, holden at the Capitol, in the city of
Richmond, the Goth day of February, 1910.
James Ritchie s. Co. Plaintiffs.
AGAINST
Moses Green, who was executor of William
Green, Ann Green widow and rellct of William
Green, decd Elizabeth Green, widow, devisee
and exccutri1 OF William Green,jr decd Fran.
els Wyatt Green, Peter Mayre and Eleanor his
wife, John Poindexter, Henry Camp and Eliza
beth his wife, George Thomas & mary his wife,
Daniel Stringer and Miliy his wife, Nathaniel
beth Slaughter; aad the heirs Of Joha Green, to
wit: the same Moses Green, Thomas Hooe and
Elizabeth his wife, John w. Green, only son and
heir Of William Green. who was son aud heir Of
the said John Green, decd. and
daughters and co-heIresses Of Robert Green, who
was also son of the said John Green, deceased,
Defendants.
THE defendants, Elizabeth Green and Fran.
ces Wyatt Green, not having entered their APP.
rearance and given security according To Tie act
Of assembly, and the rules Of this court, and
il appearing to the satisfaction octhe court that
lion ofthe plaintiffs by counsel It is oydeyed
That the said Defendants do appear here on the
first day of the next term, and answer the bill of
the plaintiffs and that copy CT this order be
forthwith Inserted in some newspaper published
sivcly, and posted AZ the front door Of the CAPT.
toll in the SAID city
Il Csty. Jesfe,
PETER TIKSLET, c c.
April ~ wSv