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VIII commence, on Monday the 23d day of
September next, to continue four days.
VEN1E lst day, sweepstakes for three years
n old colts and FLIES, to which stake there
are u entries at 200 dollars each, half for
felt, distance 2 mile heats; subscription elo-
sed.
Second day, the Jockey Club Purse of 700
dollars, 4 mile heats; on the same day, will
be run fae sR elegant SilOer CUP worth 100
dollars, lee lhf any four years old, running
two mileheaes. Entrance will be proper
toned agreeably to the number entered, four
entries to make race, which entries must
be made with the Proprietor of the course
the evening of the first days race.
The third day, the Proprietor's purse of
200 dollars, three mile heats; entrance 20
dollars each, which entrance money will also
be added to the purse.
The fourth day, Sweepstakes for three
years old colts and FLIES, two mile heats
Entrance one hundred dollars, half forfeit,
to this stakes there are eight entries and clo-
sed. The weights of the course are as fol-
lows:
Years Old, Tbs.
do. do. 100
S do. do. ITO
do. do 11S
z do. do. or aged, 126
Two pounds allowed for Mares
n. b. The money for the Jockey Club and
Proprietor Purse will be hung up each days
race previous to the horses starting.
The Proprietor of the Course begs leave
toinform those gentlemen who bring Race
Horses, that stables and litter will be furnish
ed them Rgafa-Gentlemen who may be
pleased t4tAt Np at the Subscribers House,
may rely svesy attention being paid so as
to render cVery Satisfaction, on the most rea-
sonable rates. The following toll will be
collected from those who enter the field
Subscribers to the club excepted)
-Four Wheel Carriages, 1 Dollar.
Two do. do. so Cents.
Those on Horse back, IS do.
Those on Foot, ID 12 DO.
The proprietor will provide good old Oats
and Fodder for Race Horses ifwanted.
JOHN WORSHAM.
Broad Rock, Aug S, 1911. 26S.p
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-09-12

Our little Navy viii have to rely more on
its meftte than its size for defence against the
British squadron. Were the latter equal to
the former, we might defy all the armaments
which the disturber ofthe world and the de-
stroyer of mankind could send uponourc coasts.
As it is, the robbers of the Danes will be We
ry likely C0herhQrez us-i5.
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ROOMS.

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Deans Universal Penman, or compile system
Of Examples for writing with accuracy and
misunderstanding sets of copies i'm
large text words, round text words, and
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mems e4fTodern and approved forms used
in TRANSMITTING business.
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Fashionable Tales,
The Missionary,
Anne of Brittany,
Fatal Revenge,
BcllisariuS,
Wandering Philanthropist,
Romantic Tales, by Lewis,
Vicar Of Wakefield,
Tom Jones.
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BALqIMoRE, Sci

SHIP .AugHsta, Berry, Of BainHrore, has ar
rived az Boston from England. She sailed
from LiverItooi 27H Juig. No ac7ys. Il
kever If 26th mentions that The King is so
III there IL no PROSPECT zOhafeUe,- If his reco-
very: NE confidently erheet that lis dis
solution qyiH Iced to a change Of ministry and
that 10 rood understanding 7gih you"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-09-12
From Poulson's AMERICAN Daily advertiser.

4M-. Poulson,
Last eXenixsL at half past seven O'Clock,
some osEhe sthab;tants of this place perceiv-
ed veG laf3e COMET in the n. w. di-
rection s4eappearod to be very rapidly mo-
wing towards the horizon, and in less than an
hour disappeared. The tail inclined tothe
north. 1t is hoped that some Of your readers,
who are versed in Astronomy, will have the
kindness to keep ga look out" land make
some observations on this celestial body, and
communicate the result through this medium
which will he highly pleasing and gratifying
to
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-09-12

~. We greet the re-appcarance of our
old and respectable correspondent, ' The
PHILANTHRoPIsT. His Xth Nc. shall ap-
pear on Monday.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-09-12
AMIGO ASTRONOMER.

Germantown, Sept. 5.
This Comet has been invisible in Rich.
mond for several evenings past.-E. Argus.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-09-12

~ The piece published in our last from
the National Intelligencer. over the signature
of "PEYToN RANDOLPH" weare authorised
to say wesnQt writtenby PEYroN RANDOLPH,
Esq. ofAistity.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-09-12

DIEbAR Monday the I'd inst. at the seat
of Doctor Hare, in Amherst, ANDREW
REID, jun. Esq a member of the Executive
Council.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-09-12

A London paper theatens us with is;medi-
ate and exemplary chastiscnient, for not let
ting Bingham quietly and heacea6Ly sinl, the
President!-The cockneys should remem-
Der that when Yankee Doodle was but boy
John Bull got his belly full of chastising him !!
~ ID.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-09-12

Cabinet Minister, bnt merely
as making enquiry, and hold
ing general conversation on
the subject of the Memorial
that he doubted the real re-
vocation of the French De-
crccs. and wanted a practical
1troof Of IL. 1t was replied,
that while our Ordersin Coun-
Gil were in force, no such
proof could be expected, as
sve CAPTURED al vesseis bound
for Frame 6ut one IF the
def'ntation offered to afford
that Practical hroQE, by send
ing a vafua6ie ship and cargo,
thsnatthc Mother Bank 5vQit-
ing far orders, D'his hardship
sc7ufd gi0e an Ai0lralty hro-
fecfion for her against or
crnizcrs: this g9as refused,
and his LcrdShih concluded
by seyin @, that he was not au-
thorised TO give any answer,
but referred Tie Dcputation to
Lord WELLESLEY.
The Merchants sent a letter,
and a copy of their Memoir
al, toLord w ELLEsLEY, who
appointed Nov. 10, for an in
terview with the Deprivation ;
when they attended AZ the
Secretary Of States Office,
and held a long general con-
versation with his Lordship,
but without obtaining any sa-
tisfactory information. The
same suspicious that Lord BA-
THURsT hadexpressed, were
repeated, and the practical
proof required. The offer of
sending the American ship and
cargo to obtain che proof was
again made, on the same con-
ditlon, which was again refu-
sed; but his I.ordship gave
the deputation reason to ex-
pect, that he might send for
them again in q fen dayS, and
give them some satisfactory
information.
They patiently waited till the
22d Dec. when they renewed
their application by letter !;
but not receiving any answer,
they attended on the 2eth of
December, at the Office, and
had an interview and some
conversation with Mr.. HA-
MILTON, who told them, that
he believed Lord WELLEs-
LEY had no satisfactory in
|. formation to impart on the
sRbject ofthe Ordessin Coun-
cha
Anoth>r appIisseson was made
to Mf%klkHfL T ON, but with
out az klccess; and, as the
NffehahS then understood
hat the Nperican Minister
, hadbeen equtNy unsuccessful,
and was closihS his mission,
they declined matipg any fur
Their application. ~
n Chancellor, OxEN$*lERN,
son in these words, "See, my
v little wisdom the affairs of the
,verned!" That has been true
1t was reserved for our days
to discard all semblance of re-
;ntercourse with great aud j..
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w upon the event, that in our last we led you
to look FIR, the condemnation or the Fox
and others which has since taken place, you
will naturally expect some Improvement IN
the price Of American produce, but we are
sorry to say the very reverse IS the case, our
markets are getting worse and worse; 1t
would really appear, that scarcely any event
short of actual hustilities, or Bonaparte's
death, will improve our prices The orders
In couAcil, so unjust 10 you, ere re-acting
upon us With tenfcid vengeance, and from
AeEeCy thing we can learn, there IS no sincere
wisilop the part of our present rulers to ac-
sAcept ofAany concessions France may make
you as ~ equivalent for their abro CATION
GUnder these circumstances, we cannot at
\ %arcsent Sc much prospect Of a renewed in
tefcours& upon the former footing, yet we
-,Glo ot<bprehend that the late engagement
wiIIe6f6duce war, be the aggressors whom
they may; we rather look to rem Instances
firm the aggrieved, and We suppose conse
ouent negotiation, which viii keep the pub
lie mind IN the same vaciiiating std,e that Vt
has been for years. Indeed we hope this
Course may be pursued, for we think 1t OK 'n-
partance 10 A good understanding, that no
hasty measure should be adopted, blt that
we yhoLd look forward 70 February next,
when the restrictions upon the &cgent Cease,
fr N which wecxpect change ct men, and
70 act consisentiy, hey must give us a
change of measures The decnning sttte OF
his majcsty's health prcciudes the expccta-
tion cf ms ever being aJle 60 resu1e the re-
gal functions, wh Ch will give the Prince his
constit0tNnai welgnt pursue that conci!ia-
tory pOicFf8wards the United STATES winch
has beeh texpcc.e1 from him. mean time
those hard Ne4rncd conquests in Sp4In and
Portugal have made ministers more popular,
and MAJ cause then 10 ho.i higher cone
towards the United Sgatcs, and throw new OBJ
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-09-12

Mr. Ns,s7read acknowledged the House
Of Commons ts~s the British Government
had "throEon a7oay t,c 9ca55ud''- If So,
is it not time that the American Government
dregD the szyord ?-ib
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-09-12

What BURKE once said of dangers from,
Pottery in England. is equally true of French
Influence here =" 1t is a ghost, which all
have heard OF, but none have seem"
Trenton True american.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-09-12

The New York Evening Post lately ac-
knowledged, candidly or incautiously, that
"he typ tgreat coHtesdia.r nations Of Eu-
rohsse@SEyi cir about the Present embarrassed
state efsommefcs. "-After this, we trust
we SHAH not see that paper or It's satellites
throwinsMl the blame on our own government.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-09-12

Nights of Perforraanee-AIooday, "Wednesday,
| and Friday.
- Doors to be opened at G, and the Performance
| to begin at Z o'clock.
Tickets 70 he had at Air. Davis, Printing ofee,
| and at the Theatre
II Subscribers 'iic..s.s VII be left ssusuaI.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-09-12

in suspense in France under the Berlin and
Milap1Er some otherdecrees, and ct length
relea5N with other American vessels. has
been vaken Under the protection of the Brit
ish Haesan carried into Halifax, where we
presumk sir VIM. SCOTS law is in full force
and will 3arry into complete execution his
MajestyS gracious intentions.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-09-12

The Swedish Chancellor, OzEN5*AERN,
addressed his son in these words, "See, my
"son with how little wisdom the affairs of the
"world are governed% That has been true
of all days. 1t was reserved for our days
for Ministers to discard all semblance of re-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-09-12

staclsSpia the way Of Al anicatie adjustment
-AEn we>are fighting for customers, the
ba fnceSyoulN be frisbtfdl againsths if for
gi&y &heondAest, a rt2turc Nth you would
bev dd1sto oil enemiesSi, Sc6wer whom we
shot cEicilia as friens24kn would be act
ing cNActly aythe E6bhch Npperor wishes.
This al6rvh3mos. PersuadA JUS, that the
british goyernmSVwi rathcreedeavour to
protract ncgocoNon than embaNAjn war.
The powerful fleet sent by them tSV.he Bal
TIC, must, when the season gets a little fur
Their advanced, return nothing has been yet
accomplished by them, and it is pretty evil
dent now that nothing will. All hopeso Of find
ing markets in that quarter for the present
having vanished makes us anticipate a most
gloomy winter, Notwithstanding that money
10 much more plentiful than it was. We
su5jom our quotations and remarks, but
scarcely know how to n,..-c use of language
strong enough to d;ssuadc our friends from
maklnS any general shipments, in anticip.si-
on ofproduce rising, without some political
commoton; on this point you have the
means OF Judging more correctly than we
possibly can do, removed at this distance
rom where the negotiation will probably be
carrying on. Our impressions respecting
French politics do not differ from those last
communicated.
Most respectfully,
Your o5edient servants.
VIM. BR OWN, & Co.
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Il EATHER, Wholesale 81 RefnL-Ben-
L. iamin Tate, has lately received froIu
PhiIadelphia,a large quantity of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
in addition to his Stock in Tan, makes compleat
aud extensive assortment of excellent quality-Con-
sistng Of
Slaughter and Spanish Hide Soa,
Skirting, Harness and Bridle,
Coach lining, roof aud covering hides,
Black and fair Bag Hides and Bellows Hides,
Wax'd, Black GRAND aud Russet Upper,
Wax'd, black GRAND and fair Calf-skins,
Yellow and Green Rones (Morocco,)
Tapd aud tawed Sheep and Lamb Skins,
Calf, Cordoyan and Cossac Boot Legs,
Calf, Kip and Cordoyan Roundirgs.
ALSO--L.1 }'L.4T.4 g L.dGUIR.4 .S60Hish
HIDES, of excellent qualty-Liver and Lamp OIL
by the eisk Oh retail.
Oct. 18. wCw
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& EATHER * HARDW ARE.---Tbe Sub

& EAT'HER & HARDW ARE---The Sub
"a scfibcr respectfully informs the Public,
that nc has Just received and for Sale, opposite the
EGgie-Idvern, Il fresh supply of the best NORTH
Eif.N IEl1UER-Coi,sistin Of
Spanish and Slaughter,
Sosl and Upper Leather,
Sairting, Harness snd Bride Leather.
Caf-s!Sins, Boot Legs and roundinrs
Kip skins, Hog skins and Sheep Skins,
BLACK ana Russell bagging and lining HIDES,
binding, Wetlng aud Buck skins,
Black, Green, Red and Yellow Morocco skins
Or Together with an Elegant assortment of'J,la-
red and Common SaDLERY-Consisfi Of
Plated, polished anItinned Stirr,p Irons,
Plated and timed Birdie bits newest patterns
Brass, plated, polished and timed Buckles,
Maitingsic Hooks,
Plated and Brass Nails,
Cock ewes, tug buckles and ITamcs,
Cut and wrought saddlcrs Tacks, different sizes,
Spurs, Whips and Curry Combs,
Mems, Woncn's and Chair Saddle Trees,
Str lining, girth and Diaper Webbs,
Plated and brass, Carriage and Gig, Harness
Mounting, in Sets,
PLATED NfpuIing, Carriage and Gig handles,
saGdlors' Plush and Binding,
Silk Cord, Shoe-th-ead, Webbing & Bristles
Curriers', Shoe Makers and SaddIers Tools--witl,
2 large supply Of BRUSHES, consisting OF HAM
Hearth. Furniture, Floor ard Sweeping Brushes
Cloth, Hair, Horse and Siyer-cIntils DO.
Tanners, Curriers', Wliite-washers. Painters and
Hattcrs DrGsics--hu of wlici VII Dc sold LOW f.,
CAS3, y hole ,slc ard retail
J0LE,y' fgt<'ETsEys.SO
cetcter IT, trwe'
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WIN. CONFETTI.

NIRGlNlA At a Superior Court Ct
Y Chapccry, holden ut the Capitol in the
City OF Richmond, the eth day OF Sept. 1911.
Edwin James Harvie, executor of John Iiaryie.
decd. and The said Edwin James Haryie aud Jaquc.
lin b. Haryie, as devisees OF the said John IIarve,
deed. J,',s y
.?goinst
John Hopkins & Cornclia his wife, William Hods.
son and Poita his wife, Richard Il. Lee, atlminstra-
tor OF William Ludwell Lee, Corhin Griffin, Samuel
9. Adams, Alexander McRac, Charles COPELAND and
Martha Stras, widow and rcict f George f. Stras.
decd. Emily Stras and Joseph Stras, infant children
and heirs at law OF the said George F. Stas, decd
by the said Martha Stras, specially assigned their
guardians, Dsfts
wife, William Hodgson s. Poltia his wife, and Alex
ander McRac, not having entered their appearance
and given security according the Act of Assembly
and the rules of this court, and it appearing to the
satisfaction of this court that they are not Inhabitants
OF this conntry-on motion of the plaintiffs by their
counsel-h IS ordered, that the said defendants do
appear here the first day of the next term and an
swer the bill of the plaintiffs and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub
iished in the City of Richmond, for two months sue
eeseivey and posted at the front door of the Capitol
in the said City.
Il Copy. Este,
VIZ. w. HENING, C. C.
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the pcrsons to serve them in the senate Of the union
ihn Mr. Pickering was, then, rejected, not merely
by the peope-not merely at popular election
but by the deliberate voice Of the srhoie legislature
the state And, this too that part of the union
called New Enslaut-in the state OF Massachusetts
too. which state, il is well known, takes the lead in
" northern part OF the country, dnl which state
has dfsoays been represented DISPOSED to divide
Jron the states Of RE .yonth.-lt we had friends
any where in Ameriea, il WAS in this state; aud,
yet, even in tlis state, the most u,equiyoca
proof OF dsaiection to It is useless, SIR
for us to rcproach the people OF America with this
disaection. They must be left to follow their own
taste. In common life, il find any that does
not ike ns, We generally cndcavour, il we wisl, to
gain his liking, to win him to it by Kindness and BY
benefits OF some sort other We 20 thus to work
with animals OF every description. h, cases where
VIC have the power, we but often make fthat
to- subdue the disinclining party to will. But
where VIC have not the power, arc seldom ve-
ry foolish as to deal out rcproaciies aga INST those
whose good will we do not take the pains gain. 7,
is therefore, the height of folly in that
the Americans '!o like cur government and pre-
fer to it that of Napoleon. The friends of En,.an
accuse them of giving support desbot. They do
not love despots, sir, YOU may be assurcSs If they
Ike Napoleon better than they do governments it
isbeca,se they think ha less isi,cai tn their free
don, auf thcir PROPERTY. This is the ground of their
Judgment They not ear'ricd away by words
they look at the acts that affect them, and upon such
grounds they might under ciicuinst anccs Just,
" prefer the Dey of Agiers to the ruler of any other
state-I am, Sc. Sc.
WV. CORRETT.
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nNE HUNDRED DOLLARs Reward:

nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS Reward.
~ Runaway from the Subscriber, Ia Ha-
fax County, Va. on the night of the 9TH instant,
THREE SLAVES, viz. J.3CK, his wife BETTY.
and their daughter F.9.NyNT. Jack is a small mu-
latto about 10 rs years of age, his hair in,
clned to be straigbte is very sensible, and an ac-
tive, good gardener, hostler and carriage driver
Betty is large mulatto woman, inclined TO be very
neshy and has pleasing co,nteuance when spoken
to--she is between so sud IS wears of age--And
Fanny, mnlatto girl II on Is years of age, very
cross-eycd, has pleasing corntenance, and apt tn
smile when spoken to-shc IS low, bit stout and welI
made. Jack carried with him two Blue Goats turn
ed up with buff, of which was nearly new, and
number of other clothes. Betty and Fanny earri-
cd with them number of clothes, not recollected.
They will no doubt attempt to pass free, and pro-
badly will be lurking about Richmond, where Betty
has brother and mother living both OF them An
free-her brother calls himself John Ha,nbleton.--
All masters of vessels and others cautioned a.
gainst conveying away, in any way harborng, said
Slaves 1T their peril.
will give the above reward, f secured in any jail
that get them again, onc-third for either of
them If brought home, all reasonable charges will
be raid in addition to the above reward.
n. Il. Jack formerly belonged to John Byrd, and
Betty was purchased Of John Corbin
JOHN WILSON,
Committee of
JAMES 4. GLENN.
Sept. "a Il
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FSVO SAINT &outhz1ck-Take notice, that /
q shall on the I'd day CT December next,
at the Bell Tavern in the City of Richmond, bctwcen
the hours OF 10 o'clock, \. VI. and o'clock p NJ of
that day, proceed take the affidavits Of sun,lry
witnesses, to be read as evidence in suit in Chance
ry, now depending in the Hastings court of Rich
mond, between myself pitt and you delft and give
this notice in consequence your being nonresident
OF this commonwealth.
JNo. FIELD.
November q. wSw
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Sept. "a.

NOTlCE.-The Subscriber, being iesi-
rous of ascertsiniug the state IF the af-
fairs of the late Major Lawrence Butler, decd re-
quests al persons having claims against bis estate 10
make them known to him without DELAY. Tn max
ing this communication, the clamsnt IS asked "a
state particularly the natare, amount aud date 1T
his demand Those who indebted to the estaac,
are hereby called Upon to make payment
ROBERT PAGE, .4ffl'f.
Nth the NH annexed Of
LAWRENCE BUTLER, dec'I.
Frederick County, Va.
= September 3. s,n
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EHINA, Sec.-JOH.N B. HILL.fI!D.
~ has just returned from the North, WITH
la COMPLETE assortment of GLASS, CBg,Il.8 g
CROCKERf H.9RE-%hich, with his former
assortment, comprises almost every article in bis
line Country Merchants, Inn-ho,iers and private
families, can be supplied as good terms as Mt any
other store in this state, on in any part of NewEn-
gland. Aiso, ON Consignment, afew boxes of CIIO-
ties.
Oct 49, ts
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE

" tAlOhbLE PKOfEK1rI FOX. SALE.
On the 10th Of December next, Of fair,
if not, the next fair day,) will be sold, at the late
Dwelling House of Col. Miles SelIen, decd between
Twenty and Thirty Likely NEGROES, the Stock
of Hors S, Mules, Cattle, Sheep and Hogs, Planta-
ton Utensils, &c. Among the Horses are the fol-
lowing Stud, six years old, by Old Doomed, out of
the Dam of Lady Bollingbroke, named Hornet-one
other Stud, years old, by Old Domed, out of Lady
Bolngbrokc this horse is full brother to the rum
ming horse Wrangier, and is nearly sixteen hands
high-Vrginia, by Daredevil, out of Lady Boiling
broke, six years old-one flly by Robin Redbreast,
out of Lady Bollingbroke, years old-nne flIy out
of Virginia, by Hornet, folded in April last-there
are also several other Biooded Mares and Colts.
The Subscriber wishes to sell privately, TWO
Tracts Of LIND, lying in the ucighborhood of
Rchmond-They are neatly improved, and are j,i-
diciously arranged for Farmcrs-An persons having
claims against the estate, requested bring them
forward, properly authenticated, before the day
of sale.
MILES SELDE.N, Err.
Nov. !. wtds
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VIRGINIA:-- a superior Court !,
October 90.

VIRGINIA At q Superior Court #
' Chanccry, holden at the Capitol in the
City of Richmond, the 9th day of Sept lsIi
Macon Ford and Fleming, and Elizabeth, Ford, by
the said Macon Ford, their next friend children Of
Mary Ford, decd. Samuel Weaver and Polly his
wife, John Patr,an, William Patman, James WATSON
Patman, Betscy Patinan and Nancy Pat,nan--which
said Polly, John, William, James, Betsey and Nam
cy, children of Susanna Patman--aid John Wad-
dill, Molly Waddll, James II. Waddill, Elizabeth
Waddill and Susanna Wadiill, children Of Ann
Waddill, Pits.
.4gdinS
James Waddn, administrator of William Bggar,
decd. Susanna Patman, the younger, and William
Wadd, Dsfs.
The DsfenIGnt Susanna Patmap, the younger,
not having entered her appearance and given security
according to the Act Of Assembly and the Rules OF
this Court, and il appearing the satisfaction of the
Court, that she is inhabtant OF this county
ON motion OF the Plaintiffs by their counsel-h ia
ordered That the sIid Defendant do appear here on
the first day of the next term, and answer to the
bill fthe PaintilisanG that copy of this order
forthwith inserted in public newspaper printed
in the City Of Richmond, for two months successive
y, aud posted at the front door of the Capital in the
said City.
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HILLLa.M W. HE.NrLNG, C. C.
NOV. l.. WY