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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-07-09
T O A S T s
Drank at the Eagle zauern, on tie 4M o.

Drank at the Eagle 7auern, on tie 4th of
July, 1911, by the SOCIETY," OF 1HE
FRIENDS OF 9HE REvoLU7IoS.
The People of he United States-Uni
ted, are inyinti6ls IS cheers.
2 The day we celebra,e-On which these
states were "absotued' from the British
crown; the birth day of freedom and the
sovereignty of the people 30 cheers
The Congress of '76-Worthy of Elk
arnple--They held the British .ations-"like
the rest OF mankind: enemies in g,ar-in
heace friends"
4 The memory of General Washington
The hero is gone but his image bright
ems the day where is his equal?-6 cheers.
The departed heroes of the revolution
They yet live in the affections OF their
countrynen.-6 cheers.
The Congress of the u. S.-We look
to them for rigorous measures commensu-
rae to our injured rights -8 cheers.
7 James Madison, President Of the u. S.
lin his wisdom, virtue and PATRIOTISM
we have the highes, condolences cheers.
6 Thomas sfferson-The late president
--The author and uniform, Suhhorte7. of
The DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE
9 heeIs.
9 The Arts and Sciences-As they con-
tribute to freedom, so should they be cult
waited by the people and aided by the 60
vernment.--6 cheers.
10 The Belligerents of Europe---May the
arm wITHER that refuses hromfT and
manly support to our government, again St
foreign aggressions.--12 cheers.
IL Commodore Rodgers--Iie holds our
CO fdence--vIcToRY or DEATH 80
cheers.
10 Domestic Manufactures--The source
Of true Lndehsndsnee.-3c cheers. ,.
IS The Observation-Disclosures by inn
partial justice-it rests in the hearts of the
people-6 cheers.
IA The Freedom of the Press" The
bulw of liberty 80 cheers. %
IS The Militia The natural and
safe d. ,cnce of free 30 cheers.
10 Our Senator's in Congress-THEY
seem to have forgotten. but the PEoPLE
remember, that the powers of the federal
government result s'from the compact to
which the states are harfies," and not from
any principle of consolidation The faith
full servant should be rewarded with laureIs.
but the uniaithful planted upon horn8.--9
cheers
William Selden having retired!
IL The Orator of the day.-6 cheers.
I8 The fair sex-Most lovely when en-.
gagged at their looms and Sfinning -qvAcels
ID CHI GERS.
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The Grand Scignor had deposed Solyman
pacha. and sent 10000 men to- reduce him
TO obedience. On the oath Sept. the Janis
saries seized upon the Castle o. Bagdad,
from which they fired, without intermssion,
upon the Seraglio, in order to force him TO
quit IL. All his troops were without the
town and he had with him but go Georgia
slaves In this interval the town was given
up to plumber; undiscipllned troops spread
themselves throughout the streets. and mas
sacred without distinction, all whom they
met. In this extremity the Pacha, not
wishing tn fall into the hands of the Janis
saries, addressed himself to the Georgians,
and as a favour requested they would Kill,
him. This iniiamed their courage and fur
nished with two pieces of artillery, they
made a sortie, aud in the end succeeded in
again sezing the castle.
A domestic OF the English Consul lost on
this occasion the effects he, was conducting
20 his master. The Capidge Pacha, who
the Porte had sent against. refusing any
amicable propositions. Solyman took the re-
solution of assembling his troops and with
5000 men attacked the Capidge Pacha. but
his own soldiers betrayed him and deserted,
after having pilIaged his treasury. Not
more than 500 men remained with him -
He saved n msef with 40 Georgians among
the Bedouins, who offered him rhe rights of
hospitality, but he was the victim of his con.
fidence. They cut off his head. which on
the s'h day of October. they sent to Capidge
Pacua-
On the 10th the latter made his entry into
the town where the Hurdles committed the
greatest disorders-many women were vi
olated, the Inhabitants thrown into the I'll
girls. and the partizans of Sulyman stran =
isled.
VIENNA, April 5.
Letters from Turkey state, that the Grand
Vizier has sent two strong divisions of his
army to Sophia. where at this moment are
assembled large corps d'armee, whose des-
tination is not known. The army of the
Grand Vizier consisted of 10000 men, at
ter detaching these two corps.
The Grand Vizier, it is said. remains up
on defensive, in his Camp at Schumla. -
The, Captain Pacha has reformed from his
mission into Minor Asia; the fleet will be
considerably augdested The sailors from
Asia have already arrived at their destina.
ton
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.UOAQIN BLAKE.
LATEST FROM PORTUGAL,

VEW-S OK, Jt:::e 81.
Arrived this epertng. schr Virginia
Planter. Henderson, Ohorto Al days-sau
on the 1871 Of I7ay. on zvhich dayke re
ee,red re IoHo7vi"sg, nerrs in manuseritf
cofy, from his conSignees, which 1uas han
dedto the editors ofthe Mercantile .adver
hser anu NSy- York Gazette.
Ohorfo, May 10.
4" Bessiercs, coming with 1000 horse, and
5000 foot Of the fnheriaL Guards left his
infantry in the rear to follow, and pushed
on NTH his cavalry and joined Massena al
Ctudad Rodrigo on The I'd inst. On the Sd
he advancea TO Ferente8 de Ouora, and
drove. in. our hicquets, after some sharh
SkirmtshtnS MaSSef,u'S other forces came
Mt fhe 4th ana on The 5th me Svhoie force
attacked our troofs which, consisted ofthe
nrss dtDtSion and the ssh. and the Chas-
seurs Brittanntques. The action tasted me
Svhole day at night both parties rested on
their osoh ground; the 6h and 7th w.re
OCCUPIED by the enemy in 6urWng their
dead and removing the qvsuuaed they 6u !.
RED lO00--their Toss exceeded 10 900. They
leT UPWARDS 1880 dead horses on the field
Of battle The loss of TIE .4Nies qvas in all
1477 men. The Chassenrs Brittanique be-
haUed remarkably 4peH, as did the rim Tor
79h } In fact. all behaved adntirably
= TIE following is a G8t ofsome of The Off,
GERS, 7vho haze been killed, so'c-Lt., COL
Cameron, 10 killed, and 10 officers killed
and zoounded 220 men killed; 1t. Co.. Har-
Uey, IA Dragons zusnnded; Caht. Kmfe,
IA do do; 1t Blake. 16 do. Killed; can't.
Bel. l6 do taken; Col Hill, guards do. :.
Col &odart do 7uounded and taken; Cant
e.. Harvey IL do. no. (; Can't. anderson. %
fake'i; 70. ireland IS Killed Sc horses of
tie royals iiifed and 4voundcd AZ men do.
40.
On tie 5fs fhe enemy returned 10 Ciudad
Rodrtgo feaUing a small corhs in front Of
Ferenfes de Onora ut Bad fjoz fhe frinp
commenced on the 7th on the 9Th 7ue com.
flefeiy nUe8fed tie place and took fort
ChristoUak
'fntet a IS bieckaded bu the 9Th division of
the Brisish army, The garrison consists of
800 or 1000 men under Gen. Bremen.
Afneida has been taken since the aboUe,
ana tie French occufiy nothing in this king
dom
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1OdS2,S drank Gtthe Hhr UARKET GAR
DENs. on the 4th Of Juiy, by ire Rich-
mond and Manchester Iroehs Of Horse
ando nnm6er Of other re&heete6ie CHI.
zenS.
The day we celebrate May it never re-
u'n but To find US bard of Iieesnea aad Bro
Tiers. g.
9. The old Constitutional Congress Blessed
he the heaas th,t conceived, the hearts tsst dar.
ell and the hands that executed the decsia,ion
OF Ame rio IN in,icpe,drnce.
). The dsy'stSr 0t Liberty, George Washing
toni our shield ia Ii'"y--our ornament III Peace
The Father 80 ms Country and the friend of Man
i. The Soldiers os,he Revolution peace to
The dead, honor 10 the liyins---may their chill
dien never forget the br'gh; path which rhey
trod. nor the Temple OF glo,y TO which it led.
5. The Constitution and President of tho U.
Sites,
s. The Congress er the u s
z The Ju'Iriaryy OF the U :. the solar sys-
EN- whose 'rnh IS wi,hQu eclipse
g. Agriculture, the staff Of lir-'rhc basis
OF socie,y--- rne fountain .! aationoi svealth Q.
Prosperity
9 Mmufac,ures-ThatP Pal adu,,. of our In
.ependence. which neither foreign .forc- nor
fraud can yioLat@.
10 Commrrce--.- q ..-'..
Heaven rnade Air and Ocean free,
w no sha!i reverse tie high decree /. d.
II The Arts md Scicnocs--Wbat sell more
1T tor them, ti,sn ;hat OF 4 Republic. disciples
mtEe worthy, than thr Sons OF trcemer
t2. The Olive Branch The best instrument
ofts culture, is the ready sword.
Is The Navy % lhe u. States her r .se in
the badge CT Cur Independence -iet it be naica
TO lie Ms. IL.
Il. The Army of the United States May
ooF StpoTds never be drawn bnt ia the cause Of
donor, nor shcathed ,i'hoaoy gives the word
10 The American gie may his perch be
above the clouds oi bft jR,!ice and he thunder be
hurled without Distraction at every foe of his
country. ,-.,.. 81.
16. The Union---That Rock Of our political
salvation, from whoss summit we may bid def
ance 10 the world in arms.
IL The virtucus daughters of Amrrica; the
Soldiers nobiest incentive and his riches, re.
ward.
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From the Cadi- Gazette Extraordinary,
Dlay %.

| .
From the Cadi- Gazette Extraordinary
May %.
Cohy Of a d;shatch from his ExeeNeney
Don Joaquin Blake, to the Council Of
Regency. with an account of the giori-
ons and COMPLETE victory over the enemy
commanded by Sonit.
Most ErceHent Sir have the satsfac
ton to announce to You, that the allied Spa /.
completely and gloriously beaten in rho camp
OF Albuhera. yesterday the 10th May, The
army OF the enemy. which was marching
under The command of marshal Soult to
the relief OF Badajoz and the conquest of
Estremadura. But we have defeated his
projects, and he is rapidly retreating, pur-
sued by our cavalry, who are supported by
our van guard and some British infantry.
We have not gained an easy victory
The battle has been very obstinate and
sanguinary on both sides but the loss of the
enemy greatly exceeds ours, Their loss is
certainly seven thousand men. Our army
fought for many hours without giving ar
inch of ground, which enhances the glory
OF our victory. Soult had united extraor
binary forces with activity .propo, tionate to
the grand object he had in view. Wewere
equal in force as to infantry, bat his caval
~ and artillery far exceeded ours in num-
Der but such was the ardor with which
the allied army fought against the common
enemy their noble emulation to distingai n
themselves; and the mutual support which
they afforded TO each other, that they de
feated thirty thousand of the tyrant's sy-
teilitesi aad such was their enthusiasm,
that they would have conquered any nun
Der. in defence of the liberties Of Europe.
will procure you The details of this most
heI a IL
possible; ard in order that you may be ear
ly infoomed of this importau, victory, l send
this by my adjutant Don Sc ASTON Llano.
VINO was m the action, and who will give
every verbal information you may requite.
l want words to convey to you an idea
OF the intrepldity, courage and good con.
duct OF all the Spanish Generals, officers
| and troops, who, animated by The glorious
example of, their illustrious British and
Portuguese allies with whom there subsisted
the most cordial unoii, strove to rival the m
| in heroic deeds.
lido not wish to particularze those who
| have dis ingushed themselves, lest should
lnvoiuntari'y give an unjurt preference, as
all have done their du y-Bui cannot pass
over in silence the extraordinary military
merit of his Excellency Marshal Berestord,
general in chief of the united British and
Portuguese troops, and the superior good
Conduct of Gen. Castanos. who acted i'm
concert and planned The action. Nothing,
indeed. can be compared 10 the intelligence
activity and va,or of Marshal Beresford,
whose example animated the troops and
led them on to victory.
| God preserve your Excellency many
years
From the camp at Albuhera, May IS
1911.
4
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FRENCH NAVAL FORCE IN THE
MEDITERRANEAN, April, 1911.

Majestueuse, 100 guns. Adm. Gan,eaume, Chez
dEtat
Major Duranteau, Premier Adju.
Voisn CapitaiAe Violet
Austerlitz 12U Wee Adm. Allemande
CAPT aine Guen
Commerce de Paris 100 Roar Admiral Cesmas
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S CR ii p S

EssMENTs-On the 29th June, thu.
Meiampus. (her prize the Tanaahnaah.
beng IN company Impressed S stee,ag,.
passengers from the ship Elizabeth On
the 24th, the British ocp Of war AtY,an,a.
impressed SIS steerpge and 9 cabin pas en-.
gers.-Ihe ship Drvade and brig J,seph.
Rickstop OF Il. Y. have arrived at toe Ha.
wanna from Liverpool, with careoes Of Bril-
tlsh goods Both-ot them were capture nv
french prvateers, and DO h released al e..
lew hours detention, on preuf that lev
we've Hme'ican vos sels; "the Berlin and
Milan DEGREES being reheaicd "a lei,et
from Halifax OF the IAN June, states, that
Bingham and his officers still adhere 10 the
statement that has been published al, Halle
tax; and that a Board OF Enquiry sat on The,
29lh May, and one of the membe savst
III the evidence the officers Of the ,hiD'
goes ~ show that the p,e.ident FREQ the
t1ist broad'iIe and began the action The.
brlS Ftanklin has arrived at Providence in
10 days tiom htrdeauX; With a. cargo OF
wines. &c She sailed about be 9TH of Nv
MIR Poindexter is re- lccted De,.pate
to Congress from he Mississippi Te, riiorv
by large majority. He has lately fouehn
duel near Natchcz, with Mr.. Ahiiar.
1unt IN winch the latter was killed the
cause, politics. Thomas Coopet. ESQ
ex judge OF Penn. has been appointed Pro-
tessor o. chemisty, mineralogy and geology,
IN Dickinson ege.-Married, lately, at
William sbornugh, N. G. Mai. Smith. Of p
Edward. This state. to Miss Charlotte r.
Broh'e. This match had been agreed ,ipon
81 years ago, at Camden, S. G. But major
). vas taken prisoner at the battle of Can--
den; and other events OF the war. coni,nu.
ed To prolong their eparation-until = few,
months since each supposed the other to
be dead-An accident brought Them lateIy
acquain ed--and neither party plead me
stalute OF Limitation in bar OF the 5are,.In.
The Charleston Courier denies that DR. Me-
Claim bad ever any connexiou with .hat pa..
per, 9 says mat the hero fthe Phlladelp i'm
Plot must be the half-cracked mecbsni, Al
genius, whow once in tha city, ana adj.
VeTnseu2 or Syears ago. charged viii ha..
ing forged the signature Of the 1t. & :. Of
>. {. to note Of hand ---The r. Frigats
Guerrier. on her arrival al Halifax. re 90
sed NgSio, the American boy that she had
pressed from the brig Spitfre, off Sandv-
look d. has arrived at Boston
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By I'm. Wirs-GeneraI Warren, the
hero of Bunk Hir---He smiled in he
arms of ,iea;h-His smile was received un.
der the windows of heaven.
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dispense those rarors to /, &c unworthy or to the
COWARD.
VOLUNTEERS.

BY Cap. Wren, Commodore Rodgers. &c
By MIR Prentice, JOHN Tyler late Governor
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we thi7 day lay before the reader, the insil
uIous' G iijnaged address of Mr.. Smith to-
{ people OF the q. Sit Is an a,tscl
Mr. Madison. < not Whdcation nj -
scl'.---lt will strut ADD fret us lille " 49,.
upon the stag" ---and then pass Off rtr,
the salf OF oblivion. Mr.. S. does mo-. z,;n.
d1cdfs himself. on the score # the e,,.,l
addressed to Jackson. We take It L,r.-
fore pro con'esso, NAT he did M, yr,e
item to.2 s,pSle yf:t eiogeS more S8sI
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>hc Subscribers have on hand, at their Store neat
Il the Market Bridge
DO Barre.s and 10 hoglhcaals Sugar
90 Bags prime Green Coffee, . 80
1oo Sucks Blown SALT, Liverpool fil'd,
$50 Boxes Prime SOAP,
80 do. Nortiicrn Candies,
80 do. Chocolate, Nos. l & 9,
10 .Hhds. Sd proof WI RUN,
80 barrels N. 4. do.
Is do. Codroik,
$ do. Aniiisseed Co,liiai,
10 do. Alum, lF
10 do. birthstone.
do. Curxdnfs,
40 Kegs prime Butter,
10 Barrels Northern GIN, superior eualt.,
20 Isales lotion, sAa,
y so Boxes Window Glass ssEf
And few pieces Boston made MAHOGANY fur
siture, which they oIer for SALE at reduced pr ces
for eGsh OF. approved notes
: s.s < .inrf's.
Who are in daily expectation Of receiving, 8 1000
lbs prime Green CGffEi., and 200 boxes fresh
RAISiNS. ~
Dec 90. AF wSw
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~ OTlCEis hereby given to all those indebted %
IN the Estate of Henry and John Mullins, late of
the county of Goochiand, that they come forward &
pay their respective balances suits will be brought
TO March court against all delinquent debtors with
out distinctionAn those having claims against said
Estate viii bring them forward properly authentica-
ted before the May Court following, as mean to
close my administration before the June court next.
The distributes win apply to me either personally
orby their attonies legally qualified know the a.
mount and the balance due on each of their rcspec-
tive proportions of said estate, stated by the Com
mssioners that settled my account current which is
ordered to he recorded BY the court
CONNOLLY MULLINS,
Suyviving .4d,n'r. of Estate of
III. & J. MULLINS.
GoochIand, Dec. &c. w4w
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IIITZWHYLSONN- az poTTER- hnul

EITZWHYLSONN 0 POTTER, have
lust received large supply of articles in the
STATIONARY line, consisting of aIl sorts Of Wri-
ting Paper, QuilIs, Playing and Visiting CARDS,
&c &c. which, added to their former Stock, makes
general assortment.
They have on hand Day. Books, Journals and Led
ser with, and without, faint lin and patent backs
rsecord Books, Ladies and Centlemens' POCKET
BOORS, Pen-knives, great variety Of Family and
5mall BIBLES, Greek, Latin, French and English
ScHOOL- BOORS, Law, Medical and Religious
Works.
Also, Concave, Convex and Pcriscopc spcctaclos,
tn silver, tortosc-slse and steel u.onnting--pcn-
~ pocsetknives, Back-Ganmon Boxes, chess men
4nd boards Sword and other walking canes, Irinks,
Se. Sc.
Cook binding IN all its branches executed IN The
t'st style Orders from the country particularly at
vied to.
r Wanted BOY of a trsctable temper. about
! Gears o. age, as an apprentice,
Dec. 20, ysw
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EROCER1ES.-W Anderson, at
~ the sign of the Penitentiary Store. has
lately received parcel of GROCERIES, from the
North, which, added to his former stock, makes
the following assortment
Liverpool blown salt in s bushel twled sacks.
Do do. do common do.
Brown s. Loaf SUG.aR,
Best Green Coffee,
Imperial, Young Hyson and Souchong Teas,
Best Gunpowte.. do. in cansters,
Madeira, sherry and Lisbon Wines,
Long Cork, Ciaret and real port do. in bottles
Cogniac Brandy and real Holland Gin,
Jamaica, Antigua aud New England Rum,
Whisky, Peach and Apple Brandy,
London Broownstout Porter,
Moasses,
Philadelphia and Swedish IRON.
German and Bistcred Sseel,
Nail 10 Il,
Best Northern Cheese, -
do. Soap and Candles, Ie
Chocolate,
$40 and iO-12 JgJyvDOW GLASS,
Iumblers, Wine-giasses and Decantes.
Real Spanish Cigars
Rasins in Boxes,
Soft shell Almonds,
Flotant Indigo, Fig Blue, Annette Madder.
Nutmegs, Mace aud Cloves,
Allspice, Pepper and Ginger,
Stone Ware, assorted,
London Mustard,
Writing Paper,
Spinning Cotton,
OF On consignment, 1000 Ibs. prime Chewing
Tobacco. o
The above articles will be sold, by JYholesdie and
1fetaR, at moderate prices for Cash, Country Pro
duce or Acoeptances in town.
w. ANDERSON.
hichmond, NOV. Is. WITT
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Dec. 81,
OTIS of LAND in the vicinity of Richmond-
On Safurliay lith lece,,Ea.. a,..i1al-

OTIS of LAND in the vicinity of Rchmoud-
Al On Saturday, 18th December at IL O'Clock will
I be sold, at Public Auctions, on the premises, about
four miles below the City of Richmond, the stage
400 acres each, through which, runs an extensive
swamp, easily reclaimed, and forming one-fourth of
each Lot. The whole is heavily tmbered with pine
and oak, and worthy the attention of mill owners and
ship builders.
The terms will be-one-third required in notes, at
90 days. negotiable at the Bank OF Virginia. the re-
nander in nine and twelve months to be secured by
5 deeds of trust on the land
y or plan of the Lots may be seen, in a few days.
at the Vendue-ORice OF Moncure. Robinson s. Plea
SAINTS. WILLIAM MAYO
Powatan, Dec. 8. IL
or The sale of the above property is POSTPONED
On account of the weather, till the Goth instant at
II O'Clock, if fair, if not, the next fair day.-w Nj,
Dec. 81. tbs
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NEGROES FOR SALE.--Between thirty and
4 forty, for Cash, agent for the Executrix of
1atrick Ill. Adams, shall proceed to sell with a
view to make final settlement of that estate all the
Negroes belonging to said estate consisting of Men,
Women and Children. They will be set up in fami-
lies and will be sold for what they will bring, and
must be paid form gold, silver Virginia bank-notes,
IN thirty minutes after being struck of, they will
De re-sold for the benefit the last purchaser
,Jf The sale will commence at III O'Clock, on Sa-
tuiday, the 18th day of December, at the Fork of
the road near Bacons Castle.
R. H COOKE
Surry, Dec. 8.
Ssu Tie above sale is postponed on account of the
sseanher, till the 2Sth Of this month.
RHO.
Dec. u. tbs
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(,HANCERY-In Amelia County. Sen


~ TENDER Court, 1871.
John Robertson and William Robertson, who are
sons OF Matthew Robertson, decd. James Craddock
and Judith his wife, formerly Judith Robertson. an
daughter of Matthew Robertson, Philip Williams
and Polly his wife, formerly Polly Mitchell. and o.
bedicnce Mitchell, an infant by John Mitchell be
guardian, which said Polly and Obedience are dill
dren Of Mitchell, decd. late wife of John Mir
shcl and daughter of said Matthew Robertson. de.
ccased, (,o,n hp,,. 'e-
AGAINST F' so
Joseph Brown, Lloyd Robertson, Claiborne Grad.
aos , ana ro',y hs vile, Def'fs.
not having filed their answer TO tls hill Of the corr,
painants-on the motion Of the copplansots y tJen.
council the court doth take their bin for confessed
and will proceed at future day 10 decree he mat
ter thereof, unless the said defendants Robertson
and Claiborne Craddock aud wife shall 6l ,I,e;,. on
swcr, they being previously served with copv az
this orler at least ten days f'
And the defendant Brown, not having entered I,;s
appearance, aud given security accoriin, 10 tbe a,
81 assembly and the rules of this court and IL appea
ing 70 the satisfaction Of tie court tat he i M, a.
iniaGtant Of this commonwealth, on the n,o,ou n
the complanants-f is orfrreI and feegeei IT,
tbc defendant Brown do appear here on tle G,s. !,
ot the next January court and answer the b I r.
coa,psiants And, that a coyy of This or,I,.~ .
fpfii,with prbisbe IN some public ne gs,3,,p ri,t.
cd 10 TIE City o. aichropd or Pete,.s,ar, lar a.,
morus sneecssfess, and that another coDy b. pos
G.. ~ the irot door Of the court ,use OF th;s coz.
T..
a Corr 1s,tc,
-, -, JOHN I. LEIGH, c. A. c.
Ace. rs wywp
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In CfIANCERy.-In Powhatan County Court.
IL December IS, 1871
81 John Rrnvr, exacr,tor Of C>nrcve pael ar,;u.

CHANCERy.--I Powhatan County Court,
II December IS, 1911.
John Brown, executor of George baskerville,
dec. Co7nbPt I
against
Samuel baskerville, Jeremiah Moody and VIM.
Daniel, Jun. Dsf'ts
The Defendant Samuel Baskerville not having en-
tered his appearance and given security according to
the act OF Assembly and the rules of this Court and
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the
said defendant is not nhabtant Of this Common
wealth (and the order for publication as to the said
defendant, made in this on the 10Th day of Ju-
last not having been pubiished,) On the motion of
the Complainant by his counsel, 1t is decreed and
| ordered, That the said defendant, Samuel Basker-
vile, do appear here on before the third We'd
nesday in March next, and answer the bill OF the
Complainant and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted in some one of the Newspapers pub
shed in the City of Richmond, for two months sue
cessvely and that another copy be posted up at the
door of the courthouse of this county on two success
sive court days.
II Copy. Tesfe,
JAMES PoINDExTER, cree.
Dec 20. w8w