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by Virtue OF a Deed i Ire rn,.l,.-
! , the Goth day of january, 1903, md recor-
ded IN Goochland County Court, executed to us
ny Philip Pieassnts, to secure debt therein
mentioned, iwlli be sold to The highest bidder
for cash, at Gpochisnd Court House. on The
18th OF November next, y Negro Man about
% y ars age, and Negro Woman .bout 26
years of age, also the TRACT OF LAND
wherein the said Philip Peasants nov resides.
or so much thereof as shall he sufficient to sats
iy the debt IN SAID Deed ment d, with nte-
rest, charges and Xp-uces IF SAFE
JAMES PIE fS.AN-TS,
JOHyN .4LLAM
Richmond - M IA
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Aug. 80.

" iRGINIA AT Superior Court of
Chsncery holden at the Capitol in the
CITY OF Richmond on the eleventh day of Iune.
1910 ''"e'
SAINT. G. Fauntleroy surviving Ex'or of Moore
sS"h''eroy' Pts
Joan Walker Tomlin, admir- &c. of Walker
Ionl'n, decd. Judith Ltllepsge Jones, late Iu-
dith Iit'iep &c Tomiin and Williamson p tones
her husband and John Walker Tomin and Ro
pert Oiborne Nomlin, which said Judith, John
and Robert To lin children of the said
Walker Fom.in, Sartholom W McCarty and E.
hzabeth his wifi. Tarplel McCarty surviving
husband of Catharine McCslb decd lanes
$. Mclean and Alpha his Wi, Moore Fsun.
tleroy Tomln aRd Alfred Bel. Surviving hus-
band of the late SussnnaR Beat decd. which
said Elizabeth VI Carly, Alpha Mclean and
Moore FauntieToy I'omlin the survivinS
children of R,bsr, romn and SusaEnah his
wife dec'd.snd which ,tharine McCar,y and
Stsannah Besle, DECD. were also the children
OF Robert Tomlin and Susannah his wife, winch
said Robt. was an Elk cutor & which SAID Sus.n.
nah WAS daughter, deyisee and leo atee O.
Moore Fannie oy, decd. nd when said r.
tholom McC .Iy Is x'or Or admir- al Ro.
bert Toni decd Derts
THIS '-us n which the amended Bill and
Bill of reyivor hath been ken for confessed
against several Defendants, aud in which the
Bills are now tAkenTor confessed against lanes
D Mclean and AlphNhis wife who are out of
this country and against whom the plaintiff ap.
pears TO 4kceeded in the mode pre3crib-
eAby law in sdon cases. was this day heard ON
tie Bills, answer on Walker Tomlin and Iudrb
Littiepage Tomln, John Walker Tomlin Ro-
oert Chlorine Tomiia and Thomas Fauntleroy
Tomlin infants by the said Walker Toaniin their
Guardian to the original Bill, the joint and secs.
rate answers OF Bartholomew McC arty anaeE
,izabeth his wife, Tarpley McCsrty sur 10
husband OF Catharne McCarty decd -El%e
Fauntleroy Tomlin and Alfred Besle. SUI Inc
husband OF the late Susannah Beale 10
the other Bill and the proceedings in the suit ss
viewed and was argued b, Counsel; on consi.
Iteration whereoft the Court doth refer the ac-
counts between the parties in tie suit TO one of
" EQ1missioners,t to be by him examined, sta
ted, SsQi and tothe Coprt reported. wi any
ms''s'fs specially stated .sttcusht pertinent by
mn h.%ssf OF Segusea by i6e paIsss to be so sta
Adssey. sdaks,s,.1. ~: : I
"a .sWM. w. EENfNG.
OFF,, Rich-2 f,tsf ~
snsnd, Sept 4, 1871. - l..
tee, that have aaa "a Thursday the 29th
dsycs Sktober carrying into effect life
? res- r, on which day their at
- 4: y {
. oept- ~ w8w
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WfsnImcro.N T.6yERNr

HE partnership of ODEN 6 MOORE was
dissolved, this day, by mutual consent. and
the uno xPi'ed term OF the lease, has been trans.
CURTIS r. MOORE,
VINO alone is authorised TO receive the debts
due to the late corcern Of Oden & Moore.
He begs leave 10 assure his friends and the
public IN general, that every attention shall be de-
voted To render the Establishment agreeable 10
travellers and others who may favor him with
their custom
Private apartments, suitable for the recent.
on OF isIn'iies travelling, and as convenient and
agreeable as any in this city, separate from tina,
part OF the establishment devoted to public en-
tcrsa'nWent, can always be furnished
, Ihirly-five members OF the next State Lcgs.
i@iure, can be comfortably accommodated, on
application 60
The Publc's friesd and Servant,
CURTIS r. MOORE.
Aug 90. wsm
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no sRyc11 AfgRs AND czRpxxys.,,y

He Committee appointed by "the Sub.
scrbers tor erecting Church On S.,j. (.
oe hhi' vii! receive proposals for fuFnishin.,
mI. anu executing the heiok>vork and
Piasterng-snd for tie Carpen,e, 5 work na;n,-
ing s"d materials, unul the 18Th day OF Octo
Der next.
ne building viii (probsbly) be sixty by nine
ieet anu thirty tee, high from Foundation TO
u'e eves-threc bricks thick 10 the Water t,bi.
Two ana halt TO the ,tI@ry floor, and two
~ hs III te,cS 20 me top Of ne walithe bricks
Proposals may be LOGGED VITA lance Sm;,,,
disDosedt contract. '''o'e
Sept. IL
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CURTIS r. MOORE.

y oIiCE.--- All persons having claims a.
gsInst the Estate of Minton Collins, dec
ere requested to exhibit them for adjustment.
and those ind bted will please to m-A. imme
date payment TO
RICHD. DENNY,
Acting executor.
aug 81 wtf
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LAND FOR SALE

I NHE Subscriber wishes to sell the tene.
ment On winch ne lives, containing abnu,
seventy ceres of Land on which is a good dwell.
ing house, corn house, and the necessary ont
houses tor the accommodation of a small fan;-
ly. tits good stand for a Pm yslcian, Lawver
Merchant, Mechanic or Public house, living i'm
nedisteiy on puolic road, and wi hin quarter
Oh mile OF buckingham Courthouse-Terms
OF Sale-One third OF the purchase money will
be required in six months, and the balance in
three equal annual instruments, to be occurred bv
a deed oftrust on the land, OF approved personal
security
EIDRJDcr
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|IFTY DOLLARD REWHRD.

Y ANYWAY from the subscriber On ,h,.
AZ night OF the 10th nst FRANK, Mulst.:;
70 man aged abou 81 or SO yenrs-Anss;s .ob ou2g
t Ile common stature' has full face6 busfaJss
he some times wears-he carried viii h;m .
quantity OF bedding and very plentiful supple,
bis person ~
Frank was formerly the property of MR.
Lightio3t, OF Sandy Point, en- James River, ana
has wife at Mr. George Cookies. 10 Pm.
George County, have reason to believe ~
will go into that neighborhood or TO Nor,oiL
and will sndeavor to get out of the State bv -,
ter.--The above reward will be given for deIi-
vering him to me in the city of Richmond or.
half that sum for securing him in any Iail IN
Virginia. -
Richmond, Sept. II IS
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~ oARDING HOUSE IN WILLIAMS
~ .BURG.-The Subscriber residing m the
Guy or williamsburg, continues to furnish
a6srd; lodging, washing and entertainment, on
easonable terms, for Lsdes Gentlemen, Bows
and Girls, by the year, quarter month or shoyfer
feriof.-HeT house is large and commodious :;
ana sqe'hoPes, by the goodness of accommoda-
Tons, and assiduoUs endsavors to please. to
give general satisfaction, and merit the patron
sge>ot the public.
ANNA BYRD
.fAuk' OV ,NSw
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k'oR SALE, the LAND woefeon tie sub.
- serbs Ives, 10 miles from Richmond, ON
zoe FrssI mountain road, containing 53s acres.
about 300 OF which are cleared: the hale.
well timoered with pine and oak, with ,aoJ
buildings Tor tue 4cconmodsi ION of Etmii, p
a most exceiient orchard For terms srri, r.,
VIZ. B. CH,HGBERLAYArE.
Sept 2 g
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n CHANCERY, Virginia--In PntsyIvanis
4 County Court, Aug 20, 1911.
John Meese, Pr,
Igainst
Charles Green, mr.
The defendant not having entered his appear.
ence and gwen security according 10 the act of
Assembly and the rules ofthis Court, and it an
Pearing to the satisfaction of the Court that he
IS Hot an inhabItsnt OF tlis state on motion of
the plaintiff, by counsel, II +. o,deyed Tbst tbs
SAID defendant do appear here on the third Mon
Com November next, and answer the plaintiffs
bin, and that copy oftbis order be fortbwith
inserted IN some one Of the newspapers pub
lished in the City ofRichmond for eight weeks
successfully and posted at the front door of
the Cour, house Of the said county.
Copy. Teste,
ELDRED RAWLINGS, D c.
mug o. w8wT
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PY Virue Of the last will ana Tegfs---no,s'
I'D of%m DandEidge Claiborne, deed. H;H
Se SOFA 70 me highe'f bidder, at Public Auction
ION the premises) on Monday, tie 9tst
October nexi, that valuable PISANTATToSI
called CAHOKE, lying on Pamunky R,ver =.
the County Of King William Containing ~,
lat survey, I'VE hundred and eighty cigb A.
cres-And seventy one acres ia n So -
Tract, nearly adj lining, all of which IL ~
Land-~There IS on the first mentioned Ira .
good ORCHARDS, and formers Vsi',.6tS-
FiSHENf' though OF late II bss not been led.
The Lands and improvements vii he GU '
by Mr.. Power, living on the premses--Nt he
same time and place, wfl lie sold, all tho go
OF Horses, Cattle, Sheep and Hogs, the Fod o.
ana Pisntauon Utensils, few fne.blood.
MARES of an cxcelleHt stock, and fsur Mil .
CoLTS---Terms of sale will be made
known nv
BURWBIL BASsETT, ,
IND 9 E,er,,,.-...
THOMAS TAYAOR. >
Sept "a
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66.8O0 ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE

UO,uVV HCNES OF LAND FOR SALE
virtue OF decree pronounced an ,h.
E9 Staunton district cbaDcerv c., -: NC
case OF Samuel Mosle, Trustee Of tbe ct '1 %:
robert lS' and Samuel Purviance, against Eeneg
Iirviance' will proceed as Commission -,
,ne i4th day ofOctober next, at Mason CnYr,".
nous 20 sell al those Lands lying in the Gus
ues 81 henawha, Mason and Ohio, ment;oneS
x;, 5. Norge deed given by said Henry Pur-
sl@lce TO Samuel moale, Trustee, &c. Tba
terms OF safe will ne mad known on tho, -
ne lands are valuable and are situated ON ,bs
O s. river and the waters of Kenawba ,iy-r
-na'V OF them are considerably improved ANA
merit the notice of thos@ persons VINO wish 10
RESIDE ! IN that part of the Staie-The lands viii
go 10 SUIT purchasers and the sale con-
uhaed from day to dsy until completed
THOMAS l. PRESTON Co.
Lexington, Sept. TO- s,
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THE SUBSCRTRERS

hG leave to inform their friends and n.
> public, that they have taken for tern, -
years the large, conmodious and compieteI;.
lre-proof Brick house belonging to Capt. Rocke.
ana situated ct the Intersection of Cary Stree
oy inc crosse street leading from the main strees
9 - - arebouse, where they will con,iaE
! bee s7sSts sh on a sorts of goods
- -. vi care, and - Aorage win be,
HTe. A0sinson q PEeasants.
e
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Aug27.
Ed UCA TI0 N.

gNHE STBSCRIBER intends to omen =
4 SCHOOL for the instruction ofYouth ON
the hrst donday 80 January next, at William NJ
Richardson's, near Georges Tavern Spelling,
reading, and writing, the English Lsngu.re
Eng. SD Grammar and Arithmetic, will he
taught at eighteen dollars per scholar, for the
term hr Latin and Greek Languages, moral
Philosophy, Rhetoric, Algsb Surveying and
tuclid's Elements, IT twenty five dollars per
scholar The year will be divided mo two De-
Si"ns, OIL I've m ,nth5 each, lie months Of vacati.
on beng June and December. BOARDING NAV
be bad IN the neighborhoOd, ct ronvenien,
distance from the school. William NJ. Rirb.
ardson also wall take IL " boarders, with the
exception Of finding beds
GEOHGE RICHARDSON
Soocnsnd, sept ~. w3w
bIOR SALE snd Transportation, five IiEeIv
fCuag Negro Men, now confined in the
Penuehtiary-A Among whom arc one good Host
Ter, one Brickmoulder and one good house Ser.
vanta
Sept. 10 ,r
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a PRIVATE TUTOR wanted for the en-.
y SUNG yesr-A Gentleman who can come
wen recommended for his moral character, sRd
bis billy to teach the Latin, Greek and Ffencb
Languages, with Geography, and the various
branches OF the Mathematics, will meet with
pragement-One not less than forty wears
- will be preferred THE Subscriber re-
sId,s at healthy situation on the waters Of
motlaok Bay, land letters addressed to him At
Gloucester c. House, will be attended to.
JAMES II. Ron.
County, Sept.1z wew
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H'OR SALE-A valuable LOT ON carr
\ Street, with the large and substantial brick
WARE-HOUSEithegeo lately in the occupsn.
cy OF the SUBSCRIBERS. ---They have on hand.
Madeira WINE Of best quality, in Pipes, half
Pipes and quarter Casks. '
MoHcHre, RobmTen e Ekeesants.
SSP"~S' f
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Aug. 23.

An CHANCERY Louis, Com ------'-,nsr-
l. Court, 1871
Shirley Tisdale, pJ,,f
-isainst
Henson, NJ
The defendant John Tisdale not having sn
tered his appearance End given security &C.
coralnS TO the act of assembly and the rule.
of this court and it appearing TO the satisf,ct;o,,
OF the court, that he IS not an nhabitsotyof this
state The fore, on he mouon of the n#;nt,F
by VIM G. Poindexter, his attorney, Il is oydered.
and decreed byshs, Court, That he appear here
on the second M9pdey in November nexA and
ME asufficient a1swer to the plaintiffs bill "
and that copy os this order be tbwith pseS
t te. IN the Enqulrsf newspaper printed intlte
City ofR'chmopa, FOR eight weeks succ essveiv :.
and that anoiheFaopy be posted at the frosis
door OF the Courthouse of this county on some ]
court day, ts-
II Cofy.-Zesfe, a.
NICHOLAS JNPOINDEXTER. ID. a.. !.
September 49, az
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Well! exclaims the true Pitiitc; but, what
signifies this, if all go increasing together /?
IF the means increase along with the expendi-
ture Aye, but do you, then, take it for gran:
ted, that an increase of taxes implies an increase
of means to pay them: that would be strange
way of reasoning Say, rather, tia. it argues an
increase OF distress Z: misery occasioned by ad-
di,lonsl burdens? and then you have the
proof at hand, in the increase Of the parish
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Rough Natures children, Humorous a. she
And he, yon Chieflain-s,rike tue proudes,
tone
y thy bold harp, green Isle the Hero i, thy
own.
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The fo!loSping extracts from Ccbbett's Regrs
Ter Though NOT very neSV, will be found ve.y
interesting :-IVhig.1
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(BY AUYHORI1'Y }
LAW OF THE UNITED STATES.
AN ACI'

Preceding Tor tie sale Of trcct CT lend 5ine in the
state If Tennessee, and tract in the indiana
Territory.
l.. a. enactcd6y the Senate and House of Re.
A. cresentatiVes Of the United STATES of finer,
ca IN Congress assembled Thai the commissi-
oners appointed by an act of the Legislature of
the state of Tennessee, passed on the fourteenth
DAY OF November, one thousand eight hundred
and nine, TO fix on scite for the town of Pu-
aski, in the county of Giles, and state aforesaid,
and their SUCCESSORS in Office, be, and they are
hereby authorised, on producing aareceipt from
the receiver of public monies for at least one
twelfth part of the purchase money, to enter
with the register CT the lard office, established
tor the lands ceded to the u. S. by the Chero-
kee and Chickasaw Indians, in the Mississippi
territory, tract of land lying in regular
square, and containing sig hundred and forty a.
cres, which has or may be fixed on US scits
tor tho town of Pulaski, as aforesaid, at the
same price, and on the same terms and condi.
tons OF payment, as are provided with respect
TO the otner public lands sold at private sale at
the said Office; and on. completing the pay
ment OF the purchase money, patent shall be
granted therefor, to the said commissioners
and their successors IN office, in trust, Tor the
use OF the said county of Giles, for the purpose
aforesaid
SEC. 2. Ana be at further enacted, That the
commissioners appointed by an act of the le-
gisiature OF the Indiana territory, to fix ON a
proper 'cite tor the permanent seat of govern
ment for the said territory be and they are here
by authorised, and their successors IN office, so
soon as the surveys under the authority of the
U. b shall have been made of the lands, which
lhey Shall select, and on producing e receipt
from the receiver of public monies for at least
one tweatieth part of the purchase money, to
enter with the register of the land office for
the district in which the land lies, any iour quar-
ter sections OF land adjoining to each other,
winch have not been reserved by any former
act OF Congress, and which the said comruissi
oners may select and fix on as settle for the
permanent seat OF government of the said terri
tory, and payment shall be made therefor at the
same price, and on the same terms and coaditi-
ons, as are provided in respect to the other pub
tic lands sold at private sale in the same dis
trict and on completing the payment of the
purchase money patent shall be granted there
Tor, to the said commissioners and their success
sors IN office, IN trust for the OF said terrific
ry, for the purpose Aforesaid
APPROVED,
JAMES MADISON.
Feb. IS, 1871.
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100 DOLLARS REUhRD

TOR the discovery and prosecution to con.
4 yiction, of an lncendiary or incendiaries.
Jphcreds, 1t appears to the satisfaction OF the
Mutual Assurance Society. that, an attempt hs.
been made, wilfully and wickedly to destroy by
Fire. the House of John P. Shields, in the City
Of Williamsburg, insured in the Office of this
Society; and with 1t, necessary conse-
quence, the houses and goods of many other
Ctizeas of that place; The Standing Commit
tee of said Society, have thought proper TO offer,
Z they do hereby offer a reward of ONE HUN
DRIED Dollars TO any person, who shall disco
Yer x inform against the Incendisry or Incen6ia-
ries, so that he or they shall be prosecuted to
conviction.
The dreadful effects of fire on houses, have
been often, and so fatally experienced in this
State and have SO often, with good ground,
been suspected to have originated from causes
not accidental; that it is believed, that every
good Citizen will feel himself interested in the
detection and punishment of the Incendiary or
lnccndiaries in this instance
| When attempts of this kind, made in one
| town, or on one house in the country; similar
attempts may be apprehended in other towns OF
on other houses in the country as the object
1ill probably be TO plumber the unfortunate suf.
lerers But an instance Of punishment for this
foul offence, may prevent repetition of the
same act, and thus serve the cause of humani.
~. A
The deplorable fate of the Citizens of New
buryport, in Mass. is fresh in the memories
ofthe people of Virginia--a whole town near
ly consumed in few hours, Gas it is now be.
lieved) by the act of an Incendiary F! 1t is no,
within the scope of language to describe the
horrors of such scene, nor the consequen,
wretchedness OF the sufferers but reflection on
thsm, is calculatedto produce desire to de.
tect, and If possible, to bring to condign punish
ment, felons of that description
To avert such an evil from the towns of Vir.
gina, the Citizens are earnestly solicited to use
their utmost diligence 10 detect the offender or
offenders on this occasion and to guard against
similar attempts, by the utmost caution in their
own houses, both in town and country, and par.
ticuiariy in the towns, where the desolating
flame, arising from the carelessness of an indiyi.
dual, may involve hundreds in the ruin, which
he first experienced,
By order of The Standing Coavnittee
Of he N 4. Society
SAMUEL GREENHOW,
p .fgent, NJ. H. S.
Richmond, August Is. rAw
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ing some new views or hopes respecting tie
North of Europe. But by the very act OF no.
tice by their government TO ours. they had
made this change in their executive order over
our trade, they reminded US of. and practise up
on IT'S provisions and It's penalties and they re-
minded France of her actual and notorious pri-
cations Coy these acts of Englsnd) ofa vast por-
ton of the benefits Of the usages Of tar ansoag CT
eiised 6eilig1ens.
Altar this long series of ten British acts, pre-
tended blocksdes and orders in council, from
the Brescb ofthe Peace of Amiens in 1898. tu
the close OF September 1906, let il be remember
ed and considered, tnat France had not issued
single decree derogatory from the rights OF neu
trail navigation and trade.
1t was possible then tor France to reta!;att
BY those parts other Berlin Decree, which af
fectcd" public law" or the proper Lap of Ms
tiOxs. But It was not possible for England Il
retal'ate on France, since France had not com
mittted the anterior acts, which are requisite L
a retaliation.
JURISCoLA.s
sTENcu CONE of PiladeLShia-ENo
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July 16

" lRGlN1A at Superior CouT, of
Chancery holden at the Capitol in the
City of Richmond, the first day of Iune. 1911
Lewis Burwell and Maria his wife, late MAJ
garet Page, and Lucy Gwinn Page, by Mary
Page her next friend, PR,
against
Robert Patton, ad'mr with the will annexed
OF Mann Page, decd Mary Wilson Page,
admrx and reIict of Mann Page the Younger,
deed. Mann Page, Jane Page, and Maria p p,
infant children and heirs of The said Mann p as.e
the younger, decd to defend whom, in this
SUIT they being infants, the said Mary Wilson
rage, hath been assigned guardian, Robert c..
r%e ana Iohn l. Page, Derts.
The defend1n Robert c Page not having en-
tered bis appearance and given security accord.
ing TO the act of assembly and the rules of this
court, end il appearing to the satisfaction of
Inc court, that he is not an inhabitant of this
country on motion of the plaintiffs by their
counsel, II IS ordered, That the said defendant
do appear here on the Ist day ofthe next term &
answer the bill Of the plaintiffs and that a CO.
Ply OF this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the City of Rich
mond, for two months SUCCESSFULLY and poqt.
ed at the front door ofthe Capitol in the said
City. 'A'O
Il Ccey --Teste,
July rs. 70 -
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July is.

" IRGINIA Alta Superior Court of Chan
y cery holden at the Capitol in the CITY of
Richmond, the third day Of June, 1911
John SomeFville, Dp,
against
Joseph Ross in his iDdvi5ual capacity and as
surviving partner Of Andrew Fleming, & Co.
ana John Bell assign &c Of the said Joseph Ross,
ri, Def'fs
me defendant J oseph Ross not having enter.
Ell hiS appearance md given security accordint,
70 ;ne act OF assembly and the rules ofthis court.
>ad il appearing - the satisfaction Of the courf'
that he Is not an inhabitsnt Of this country: on
motion Of the plaintiff by his counsel, n il or
d@ea, Thstthe said defendant do appear here
on TIE first Gay uftbe next term and ans yer the
bill ofthe plsinth and thut copy Of this or
der be forthwith inserted in some ne wspaper
published in the City Of Richmond. for Two
months suceessively and posted at the front
door Of the Capitol in the said City.
q C0fJ -Ttsfe,
luIy 16. VS.