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MILITARY LANDS

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MILITARY LANDS
IN THE STATE OF KENTUCKY
No 164-l2O0 acres on the Ohio, at the mouth
OF Delaware Greek.
No. S04-1333 5 acres OF the Ohio, adjoining
the above, &c,
No. Sl7-1&OO acres on Delaware creek, adioin-
ing James Curry, &c.
NO. 3l9-120O acres on said creek adjoining No
sly, &C.
No. 394-12o0 acres on Hunting creek adjoining
John Baytop, &c.
No. 548--1200 acres adjoining Wn. Campbell's
entry, &c the lands reserved
Tor town on the Mississippi
These locations are specially made, copies Of
winch, together with copies of al the military
entries made below the Tennessee, certified by
the principal surveyor of the military lands are
III my possession. 1t has been stated 10 me that a
great portion OF the above lands are OF the first
quality; 4 that neck Of land bounded by the Ten.
nessee river, the Ohio, the Mississippi. and the.
tennessee line, has been generally represented
by those who have exp!oredit, topossess superior
local advantages to any tract of equal ex mt in
the western country The Indian claim 10 the
Lands in question is aow about to be extnguish-
ed, commissioners being appointed for that pur-
pose, when those lands will unqucstionably be of
good value.
ALSO, S44 acres on the S. w. side Of the
Cumberland, one to two miles below the to wn Of
Eddyvilie-This tract fronts on the river 1888
poles, part OF the low ground, which is extensive,
IS heavily tiulbered and from the quantity of
earth eaten by wild animals at the river bank anil
suaGry places in the low ground, from nv own
view and the opinion of others, It probably con-
tans as rich body of salt, as any yet discovered
in the state of Kentucky.
Also, 499 3 acres adjoining the back line OF
the abovG' These tracts were patented in the
year 1877.
IN THE STATE OF OHIO.
1O0O acres on Deer creek, about ) miles from,
lis mouth and about or 10 miles from the seat
Cf government includes an old Indian town lies
600 poles on the creek, affords an excellent mill
seat and number Of never failing springs, per-
haps from to 600 acres OF lew ground part Of
which is heavily timbered, part prairie, a consi-
derabie portion Of which is nclosed and under
cultivation, soBe timothy meadow, fruit trees
planted, and other improvements made. On thu.
high land are two large groves OF sugar maple
100 acres OF high land near Darby creek. a
bout three miles from the Sciota and perhaps 25
miles from the seat OF govcrnment--This tract
lies extremely well, is covered with heavy
growth Of oak, hickory, walnut, cherry, &c.
1000 acres on Mad river or its waters, entered
second rate ; true description shortly expect
ed.
3S3 1-3 acres on WhitcoalS creek, not far from
the Ohio, entered second rate. It's true descrii-
ton together with that of two other small tracts,
is also shortly expected.
l am desircus Of selling the above lands alto
gether, or they will be sold separately for cash,
we'll secured bonds or other negotiable pager, or
part payment may be made in lands below, or IN
the adjoining counties above the blue ridge Tie
terms will be made known hyappl:ca,ion 20
ROBERT PONFERgIELD.
Augusta County, wa FEB. 9. 2awf
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NJ OTICE.-The partnership IF .Toha and Ro-
IL 6erf Gamble, jr. will expire on the inst of
Apilnext. IN those indebted 20 said firm are
requested TO come forward aud settle their ac-
counts, ~ longer i"duigenc cannot be giyenc---.
Those having claims against tie firm, wll please
present them for U,ym"ot.
JOlJN 81 {. AMBLE,
RCbEtB C.s,IJiF, IN.
February %. ep6w
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Petersburg, January 4.
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TOR SALE, the folloy'ins PROPERl'1' ia
u the Town of Waynesborough, viz:
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.T1HN " IL DEF,
.JOHN BELL.
4. lx.lm
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shall return to some port or place in the United
States cor territories thereof or before the said
thirtieth day of June next Provided neversheiess
ihat no sea letter orotier document, certifying
or proving any ship or vessel TO be the propert,
OF citzenor citizens of the United States, shah
not at this time be furnished or entitled to Sea
letter, unless such vessel shall arrive at sumo port
| or place in the United States or territories there
OF, on or before the said ,hir,is,h day of June
next and provided that nothing herein contained
shall be construed to operate against any such
vessel or vessels tina, row are or may be, prior
to the said thirticth of June, detained abroad BY
the authority of asy foreign power.
J 3. TARNUM,
Speaker Of the House If Representatives.
| GEO: CLINTON,
ree-Pyeside~ Of the United States. and
| President Of the Senate
March IS, 1910
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r ANDS FOR SALE.->The subscriber has
~ 1867 LIZ acres in the County OF Duck mghsm
on tine head waters of Appomattox River where
in he r'sides, adjoining the main we,tern country
road leading from Richmond. On this valuable
Tract OF Land is comprised a number of st,van-
tages, such as lying contiguous to several towns
on James River (22 miles from Lynchburg and ~
from Sent Creek remarkable Tor good health
and springs ct water, a.. Any person siding
IN Town disposed to purchase a good summer
retreat, as well plsnta,ion good to make Wheat,
Corn or Tobacco, &c. will seldom have it in
their power to purchase more eligible stua.
ton, or in more wealthy or agreeable neigh
borhond. There is good dwelling house,
kitchen, son,se house, barn, Ssc-aii built with.
IN Tie last seven years past besides number
OF other convenient out houses, young or
chard containing about 1000 Apple and Peach
trees, &c. minute description of which is
deemed unnecessary, rs those disposed pur.
chase, will view the premises. This Land is
uncorimonly well timbercd, and contains a very
considerable Quantity of Tobacco Land yet to
clear, say 1000 acres.
Four hundred and fifty nine acres in the
county OF Powhatan, (by old surycy) lying below
| Car,ersvil!e about five miles, (wiihin IL miles
! OF James River,) ON the waters of Deep Creek
adjoining the lands of John Swami, deceased,
John Swami, junr. and John Miller, of which
considerable part is cleared, having on it a
good Apple orchard, sufficient to make 100
hundred gallons of brandy per year, and good
| dwelling house, &c.
| Two hundred acres in the aforesaid county OF
Powi.stan, and distant from Gainesville about
{, 80 miles lying on Muddy Creek, considerable
part OF which is cleared, and adjoins the Lands
OIL John Icgwood and Mrs Mary Strattun, having
| ON it a, least so acres OF low grounds.
! My object for offering this valuable property TO.
sale IS, that have determined 10 remove 10 the
| Western Country soon rs l can adjust my
attRrs and viii Therefore se;l great bargains, and
take any part the whole of the money IN
likely young Negroes,
THOMAS LOGWoOD
April %. w4,Ng
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AN ACT
March rs, 1910.

R ov'ding for tic bette, Gccor.n oadticr ofthe Ge-
neral Post o6iee and Patent Office, AID for osheI
purposes.
L /, enacted 5y TIE Senate AID Rorse of Re
i ? prtsen,os;ves Of tie United States Of A,ne.
Tica IN Congress assembled, That tie President
OF lhe United States be, and is hereb, auihoris ed
20 erect, or procure by purchase, building suita
oie Tor the accommodation OF the general most of
nee, and ct the office of the keeper of the pa
TENTS IN such stuation, snt finish in such man
ner, as The interest OF the United States and the
safety and convenience OF those Offices, 'respect
Veiy, and The arrangeme of the models in the
patent office shall in his opinion require.
SEC. 2. And be IL f;v:iicr enacted That the Pre-.
adent OF the United States be, and hereby is AM,
;horised TO cause the city post Office and the off
ces OF the superintendent and surveyor of the
city OF Washington, to be isime,liately renewed
from the public building. ives. OF the Presidents
Housa and that he cause to be built within m.
SAID public building, many fire proof roo,ns as
shall be sufficient for the convenient depost of ali
the public papers and records ofthe u. S belo..r
ms to or in the custody ofthe state. war OF navy
departments. - "'S
| Sec. j. dHd BE it further enacted. That the s,,m
OF twenty Thousand dollars be appropriated for
the purposes expressed in this act, out of any mo.
| hey III the treasury not otherwise appropriated.
J. 3. VARNUM
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
| JOHN GAILLARD,
! President Of the Senate pro TEN, bore.
APPROVED,
JAMES MADISON.
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IBY AUTHORITY !
tAWS or THE UNITED SE57-Es
AN ACT

- Nm MI
4" present The isssing Of sca Ltfers excebt 10 Ger.
tain vessels.
enacted by the Senate and Honse sr Pr.
=. P'e'enfdf've' efhe Unifea Sfafes Of A,,re,ica
"a seHyrfss Gssen16Ied, That from and after the
tlhrtieth Of June next, no sea letter or o,ber do
curDent certifying or proving any chip or vessel
u be the property OF a citizen or citizens of fLs
oulted States, shall be issued except TO ships or
vessels dsiy registered, or enrolled and licensed
as sh,ps OF vessels Of the United States, or TO
ksss.is winch at that time shall be wholly owned
~ GilSens % me United States, and furnished
with or entitled to sea letters Or otber c'st"r
mouse documents any law orlaws heretofore ,,as-
sea 20 me contrary notwithstanding p,oo;o,d
'eVsTfheesS, That no sea letter shall be .sued 10
a9y vessel which shall not at this time be ynist.
80 o. sssNss 10 ssea letter, 1plsss ssoh ys.ss4
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JAMES MADISON.


Res0lxtfOn fyoto:ing an amendment TO tie Csrs,i
tutor Qfthe U. S.
Resoi0sa6ythe Senate and Ho.ise eff Resyessnta-
tives Of the d s Of 1;neeriea. in CoagresS Assem-.
TIED. Two-thircs of both Houses concurring,
That the following section be submitted 10 The le
gis!atureS the several states, which when ra-
niied by the legislatures, of three fourtbs, of Tao
states, shall be valid and binding, as part OF
the constitution of the United States.
Il any citizen Of the United States shall accept
claim, receive or retain any title of nobility; or
honor, or shall without the consent of Congress
accept and retain any present, pension, Office o.
emolument fsny kind whatever, from any en-
peror, Eins, prince, or foreign power, such per.
son shall cease 10 be a citizen of the United
States, and shall be incapable ofholding any of
fee ottrust or profit under them, or either OF
them.
]. 3. VARNUM,
Sneaker Of the House Of Rep,esenfatives.
JOHN GALLARD,
President Of the Senate, PRO TEN.
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E~irdct of G letter from William R9wayds, Of
Notfhd'aPfoI, % The Postmaster at fhaf bidce
dated NOveDi6er 29fh, 1909.
Having been regularly bred to the business
OF tanning, and this having been my SOLD, Occur
patton for twenty five years, have been led 10
reject with much regret on the general inferioritv
OF American Leather, compared with most EI.
Topesn, and particularly Engiish manufactured.
Il want of capital bias been the great cause of
the depressed state Of the manufacture The
hide ~ It's natural state is ? mass Of flores the
lnteTstices between the fbres is filed with a
bsshy substance 20 expel these without iniu.
ring The fibres, and then to Gll the vacuum com
pletely and entirely with what the cilvnisis call
Tanniu, contained ~ bark, is the whole art of
Tanning. To do tais etfcctuslly years Of time is
necessary, and repeated applications of fresh
bark to the hide at proper periods The esta.
blishmeBt which have made in this county viii
reeelye sixteen thousand full grown hides. AMI
requires capital Of one hundred thousand dol
lars. We have three tanneries, for the convent
ency o. collecting bark, rather than do all orr
Business at one place, which would NECESSARILY
soon produce scarcity Of bark, we use such
saaDtty-say one cord to six hides; we have
six hundred and seventy two watts, three bari,
mills which grind our bark by water, between
two stones, as corn is ground We have tho
same number Of hide mills which 90 by water
Tor softenng ioroign hides, taking OF the hair
and working the hides. Also, three rolling r,a. |
shines, wbich also e. BY water. These produce |
ys'y sdvs.issSeHs sksst ia psrsscllg s@tens !
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,E-EN DOLLARS REWARD Pm .....

FEN DOLLARS REWARD Ran away
4 from the subscriber, in the county of Neck
ienburg, on the Sth of April last. very bright
tnu.atto Negro Man named B{LLl: supposed to
be IS or "a years OF age; stout, we'll made--has
a fall face 5ieet or 10 inches high his ewes
are of a groy or halle colour his hair uncom
monty short for man who is as white as he is,
which be wears combed on the forehead. in imi
tstiOn OF the present fashion lie has a small
scar on the foFepart of one of his legs little a
ooVe the ANGLE; his cloathing is not yecolected.
except an imported white fur hat, about half
worn, and a blue broad cloth frook coat. He IS
a good sawyer, and rough carpenter, coopcr &
hddler. Billy was raised on the Potomac river.
IN King George county. on the es ate of Mrs.
Stth, where he may be lurking, or he NAV en-.
deayor TO pass as freeman in some oftlie towns.
possibiyin Petersburg, as he is at 1uainted with
one OF Mr.. r. Bollisg's negroes. Il is necessary
to observe, thst it is probable that he mas com.
panion with him. rlulatto fellow OF col Ceoree
Terry's, named Tom, who, am informed. can
write; if this is the case, ii is likely that lie NAV
have free p2ss. will give the above reward 20
any person who viii ta.ze UP and put 10 Jail, she
said negro, SO that get him. again All masters
OF vessels and others, ere forwarned harSorinp or
carrying th@ aaid negro out of the state.
GEORGE FIELD.
May 8. wzwn
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AN ACT

Making ar appropriation for Ike buyssse sftyy;ng
me Practical use Of the Torecao or SUB ma.
rire explosion
I Il enacted ~ The Senate and H,u.e of Pr.
- Pre'entatives Of the United States of lime
'iea; an Congress assembled, Thata sum not CIV.
ceeding hive thousand dollars be and the same ;s
hereby appropriated, payable cut of any money
IN the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, TO
deilay the exPence which shall be incurred in
any actual experiments, when the President Of
the United States shall deem it exped;ent 70
Cause such experiments to be made, which shall
be made under the immediate direction of the
Secretary of the Navy, for the purpose of sscer.
aiming with precision. how far the torpe,Io or
sub marine explosions may be useful, ersployed
as engines OF war, who is hereby directed to re.
port to congress the result OF the experiment with
his opinion thereon.
3 VARNUM.
Speaker Of the Roa.c Of Representatives.
GEO: CLINTON,
Tee.Presideaf qf'the United Sta.es, and
Fresiasnt gJ The Serete.
March so. 1910
APpRovED,
JAMES MADISON.
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Y I IRGINlA-At Superior Court Of CHAN
eeiy, holden at the Capitol, in the CITY of
Richmond, the 18Th day of February, 1910.
Josias Smith and Benjamin Mosby, executors
of LittleGcrry Mosby, deed. Plainfi6s.
AGAINST
John Poyall, Edward Johnson, Samuel Hob.on
and Elizabeth bis wife, and Daniel Wilson and
Henrietta his wife, Def>yd,n,.
lie defendants, Daniel Wilson and Henrietta
his vile not having entered their appearance and
given security according to the act of assembly
and the rulsS ofthis court, and it appearing TO the
satisfaction Of the court that they are not inbab;
tants OF this country On motion of the plaintiff
by counsel; IL Is ordersd, That the said defen.
dants do appear here on the FIRST day of the next
term, and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs and
that copy of this order be forth with inserted in
some newspaper published in the city of Rich.
moud, tor two months successfully, and posted
az l'' i.ont door Of the capitol, in the said city
4 CIR. Jtste,
- PETER 7gNSBEr, c.
HPF' ~ wssg
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WILL BE RUN FOK--on the "a of MAY,
w 1.-THE mile heats) over the field of Mr..
To1nlin, joining the town of New 7sile, a sub
scrption race, entrance s 10, forty dollars alrea
dy subscribed, free for any saddle horse in the
state, a catch upon each the field will be pre-
pared in high style, by Mr.. II. BAN, and the sub.
soription kept open until "Wednesday evening, the
25d of May.
May 8 w3wn
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May 8.

| 'IiE WEV-C8FORD .AC.4DEITl: latelr
r erected near the Half Way House, between
hichmond and Petersburg, On the rAain stare
road, is now opened for the reception of student
under tue direction of Jonathan Smith, who has
been tie principal tutor in the Abingdon Acqde.
my, for six years past. lie viii teach Reading,
Writing, and the first principles of Arithmeti.
at S ) per 9uarter-Also, English Grammar. lie
Latin and Creek languages correctly, the higher
branches OF Arithmetic, Mathematics, VIZ Geo.
metry, Frigonometry, Surveying Navigation,
Euchl's elements, Algsbra, &c Geocr..Dhy the
use ofthe Globes N I'ug1l aud Nor phosonhv.
Astronomy. Electrcty Bellies Lettres History,
&c. al S 10 per quarter. paynble At he exoiraii
on OF SAID tenn 30 tttlac may be h. d # Ike
Half WAY House, II s 20 i'er q sr'er, exclusive
OF bedding and Washing, which riust be. Ga mist
cd, or viii necessarily occa2ion al additional
charge.
N y. TIE principal tutor deteern;fiinr 10 do
ample justice to such s,"d-nts as ,aey BE- con-
United 10 ms care, VIII H1t receive more dian 80
schol RS m the A-aleme, fr he ensuing ;ssr.
which aumber he thankfully splicits, 80 cariy as
may be convenient yi'erAhc corr,ner.1e .re-t
RICHARD GREGORY.
Ma s. N5%p
IN CHANcE3Y-nuc kugha.n county, Sen
4 TENDER Court, 1899.
Elizabeth T'nliafcrgo, Administrative Of CIarlas
l-h3ifr'o' Decd IlainfF.
John Baskerville, jr. and Robert Burton,
on The motion Of the plaintiff, by ceunsel, add
it Appearing to the satisfaction Of the court that
me defendant, Blskerviiis, is not an in
habtant of this state II IS o,szsyei and 4ccyee4
That unless Che said baskerville shSli sppear here
ct December court 3ext. and answer the plain
tiff bill, The court WI then proceed 10 take Tie
same for confessed, IS TO him, and decree the
mater thereof accordingly and that copy Of
this order be forthwith Published in some public
newspaper of the city # Richmond, for two
month successfully, snd another copy be posted
up at the front door of the court house Of this
county.
a Copy.
:. r.. ELDRIDGE, jy. d. C.
Nav q, ue,vn
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~ virtue OF deed OF trust duy executeu
4 y and recorded, will be sold at Buckingham
Court House on the second monday in Angus,
next (being court day twenty or thirty valuable
SLAVES, among whom arc several trsdesmen ;
such Us rouBhCarpenters, Shoemakers, IYcayers
&C. Terms of sale, one half cash, the other moi
ETY. payable tie first Gay Of January following.
Bond with approved security will be requjre1
Tor The last payment AZ tie same time and place
will be offered 400 acres of LAND living about
seven or eight miles above the said Co, It House
terms the same 80 for ,he Slaves
ny TIE TRUSTEE.
Mays. vI3wg
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ri OTlCE-The friends OF legal representa-
IN uves Of Sarah Slate, deceased, Gfanyl are
hereby informed chat what little property She
died possessed of, has been sold agreeabIy to law
amounting TO between forty and fifty dollars
II she has any heirs legally entitled to tie same
they are hereby qlested to come forward and
claim the same and pay charges of sale and ad
mnistration
NICHOLAS ROBERTSON Adminisfra
tor. i.
May, 8. 1aw3wT
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/ EATER STORE.-TOHN NcPHEP-
~ SON, has just received and offers for sale,
opposite the Eagle-Tavern, fresh supply ofthe
BEST NORTHERN LEATHER
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Soal & Upper Leather, Red and Yellow Mo-
Skiriing, Harness and rocco Skins,
Birdie, Wax and Grained Calf
Black and Russet bag Skins,
glng, Wax and Grained Boot
Lining and Bellows Legs,
Hides, Kip Skins and Round.
Brown and white sheep ings,
Skins. Boston z. common hog
Tanned & dressed buck Skins,
Skins, Binding and Weltine
Black and Green Mo- Skins,
rocco, Deer and Dog Skins
ALSO:
quantity Of Sdddfery e. Shoe1nale,s Tool, Via
Plated 4 common STIR Cock Eyes aud Tug
rup Irons, Buckles,
Bride Bits Of various Hammers, Pincers and
patterns, Nippers,
~ ted and common Avis, Tacks and Shoe
Buckles, Knives,
Marting0ie Hooks, Scythe Z. Sand Stones.
Heads and Cantles, Heel Balls & Bristes.
Heads and Thfoats, Boot Webbing & Cord,
Siraining and Girth Coarse Shoes and Shoe
Webb, Thread.
Saddlers Taeks, assOr- SuwaFrow Spurs,
ted, brushes and Blooms,
Saddlers Blunts and Harness Mounting, i.
Avis, sefs
And agreat many Other articles. go tedious -
mention, All Of which vii be soIJ ioi, fOr cash.
April IL. Wiz
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m G.sI hd1d.a t, Superior Court of Chan
Richmond, the 18th day of February, 1910
William Trplett, Plaintiff.
AGAINST
William Garrard and Frances his wife. late
Frances Bullet, James HUE and Helen his wifi.
late Helen Bullet, William Barnes and Sarah his
wife, late Sarah Bullet, Thomas !. Bullet and
Sophia Bullet, devsees of Cuthbert Bullet, de
ceased. Defc5dan,e
THE defendants, Thos. !. Bullet, 3. William
Garrard and Frances his wife, not having enter
ed their appearance, and given security accord
ing to the act of assembly, and the rules of tbis
court, and 1t appearing 70 the satisfaction of The
court, that they are not ifhat lants of this COIN
try on motion Of The plaintiff, by counsel II
IS etaered, That the said defendants do appear
here ON the fret day Of the next term, and an.
5wer the bill ofthe plaintiff and that copy of
this order be forthwith inserted IN some ne wspa.
per published in the city of Richmond, for two
months sucoessively, and posted at the front
door OF the Capitol in the said city.
C9Py. Tote,
PETER TYRSLEr, c. G.
April f3. wsw
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For detail Of these, see sta.emert
+ All are water mills, except those marked
thus I, which are impslled by horses.
G. hese are on estimate the residue of the
spindies Tor 1909, are FROM actual returns.
10 be continued }
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July "a.

IN CHANCERY AT court held for King
= & Queen county, at the court house. on Mon
day the 9th of July, 1910
decd. Dr. u
AGAINST
James Lumpkin and Elizabeth Brookes and
Thomas Jeffr'cs, Dep,s
The defendants, James Lumpk:n and Eliza.
oeth brookes' not having entered their appea, ance
ana gwen security according to the act of assem-
bly, and the rules of this court, and 1t appearing
to the satisfaction ofthe court that the said defen
dants Jas. LumpkIns and Elizabeth Brookes are
not inhabitants Of this commonwealth I: % The
motion of the plaintiff, by his counsel. II il NJ.
de'ed, That the said defendants ]. mes Lumpkin
and Elizabeth Brookes, do appear here on the Sc
cond Monday in October next, and answer the
bill of the plaintiff, and that copy of this order
be forthwith published IN me public ne wsp per
printed IN the city OF Richmond, for two mouths
successfully, and that another copy be posted At
the front door of this court house
Test,
July o.