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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-10-30
Sept. II.
an. BayLozv's. ar,iyai.

Mr.. BarIozo'S, ari1Oal. 80
The following particulars OF letter recciy-
ed from OIL board the American frigatc Con-
stitution, Capt. Hull, of "a guns, dated off
Plymouth, September 3, hes been circalat.
cd:--" Mr.. Joel Barlow, appointed Plenipo-
tcntiary from the United States to the Court
OF Paris, was ON board the frigate with his
family and suite. From the circumstance of
his being accompanied by his family, it is nat
urally supposed that he expects to remain
considerable time in France. Mr.. Barlow
left Washington, on the Cd .f August, for ~
napolis, where he embarked on the 5th on
board the Constitution. He is attended by
MIR. Warden, who has returned to bis former
duties of Consul General at the French Court
and also by Mr.. Lee, who resumes his situa-
tion of American Consul at Bordeaux. We
understand that from FRANCE the frigate is to
proceed to Holland, to convey the specie for
:he payment of The dividends due to that
country on American stocks, and from thence
to visit England for the like purpose, as TO
the dividends due to the subjects OF Great
Britain.
A correspondent informs us that the A
merican frisatc the Constitution, arrived at
Cherbourg on Thursday last, after being spo-
ken with by the Royal Oak, Com. Malcolm.
1t is said there are from 10 to $4,000 SOL
ders at Cherburg, their destination unknown.
DOVER, Sept. Is. a
The American frigatc Constitution, Capt.
Hull, took pilot this morning, and has sail
ed for the Texel, with specie on board.
PLYMOUTH, Scpt.l4.
Mr.. Badger, an American gentleman sail-
ed this day in cartel for France, with dcs-
patches for Mr.. Barlow, at Paris.
Sept. 30.
The Little Belt sloop of wa- is Arrived at
Deptford, at which place she is TO undergo
thorough repair. Cap.. Bingham has had
several interviews with the Board Of Admir-
atty and the Secretary of State, relative 20
his engagement with the Y. ). friga,e presi-
dent, Commodore Rodgers.
Sept. i6.
A cartel from Morlaix has brought dcs-
patches from Paris, for Mr.. Smith, the A
Incrican Agent, which mentions the safe ar
rival and courteous reception Of Mr.. Barlow,
in Paris.
The Empress of France is yisibly advane-
ed in her secon! pregnancy. She has for
hidden Louis Bonaparte's wife her presence.
She is the daughter of the Emperour's first
wife, and suspected of an improper intimacy
with him.
In Buekcn, in Lusa,ia, f25 houses have
been destroyed by fire, and many lives lost.
In Peesnitz, in Bohemia, Si4 houses out OF
$50, have been destroyed 5y fire, and 9per-
sons perished:
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-10-30


OFFER at prirdfc saie. reasonable seyws, for abs
troaed fapsr, al their Store uisr'swso,J -.
81 chests Hyson
70 do Hyson.skin
- do Souchong TEAc
13 do. Campoy AAHo'
10 do Doliea D
Ii quarter:chcsts Dohca
1S4 bags Coffee ~1
% boxes Havana brown Sugar
13 pipes Providence Gin -
4 do Brandy; At
27 kegs Tobacco,
80 bbls. and 90 half bbls. prime Beef;
% bbIs. and IL half bbls. mess do;
81 do. prime Pork;
Is 10. mess do.
N. B. CRAxsToS s. SHAW oDrcr 10 their
Friends and the rublick in general, their warmest
acknowledgements OF gratitudeI for tho liberal sup
nent of thc- establishment, and solicit the continue
ahcc Of cirbusincss.
Newport, Oct. 29.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-10-30

In Bueken, in Lusa,ia, I25 houses have
been destroyed by fire, and many lives lost.
In Peesnitz, in Bohemia, Sl4 houses out OF
$50, have been destroyed 5y fire, and 9per-
sons perished:
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-10-30


This morning a pilot boat brought up
! lod, who, with brother and sister, were pas
sengers on board the schoo. Malinda, captain
Brown, from this port for York city. BY the
pilot and lad we learn that on Friday morning
about o'clock, the said sch. Malinda, laying
at ancnor of Bombay Hook, blew up, and
every person on board, except the said lad,
being 10 in number, Including 4 passengers
2 of which were females, perished. 1t is
said she had ! 50 barrels of powder OH board,
part of which was inprudenty s.,wed in her
cabin. The accident said to have taken place
by leaving light in the binnaclc, which set
il on hrc, and burnt through the Geek SO as 10
communicate with the powder. The boy Is
much wounded and his face burnt. lie was
On the forecastle OF tho vessel at the moment
of the accident.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-10-30

NO ISLs
THE Hon. CoGrt of Probate for the town of
Tiycrton, in the county Of Newport having appoint
cd the subscribers Commissioners 20 receive, exam
and adjust the claims Of the creditors to the Ese
tate Of
WILLIAM FISH,
late OF said Tivcrton yeoman deceased, represented
;nsoIvcnt and six month from the first Monday in
October being allowed for that purpose. Notice il
hereby given that they will attend 10 said business
at tic house of BrsyAmrS HowIA&p, in Tiverton,
aforesaid, on the last saturday Of each month, dur
ing that period.
DS'.;ss DSssssts NOV ROWLAND c.~a...is,.sr..
All persons indebted ID said Estate, called up.
on to make immediate payment TO
WILLIAM CIFF0nDs Of Westports
Tivcrton, Oct. %, 1slh 1inisjs1rofsF. ?
PRIw1xNG.~ as - e.
Or all kinds, sstrsfed via ne:u ue'.p..s"
raey,ssd deanefeh, af.sAis c6'efs :s ."s"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-10-30

Capt Bourne, arrived at New York, from
Aux-Cayes, informs, that Gen. Rigaud died,
on or about the i7,h ult and tha, tie mr.s;,o
Gen Maximilian Bougelsus, has been ap-
pointed in he place.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-10-30

NOTICE.
'INHE Subscriber having wish 20 close and settle
A all his accounts, calls upon all persons who
indebted TO lin 10 make settlement by the last Of
December next, otherwise he will be under the ne
cessty of putting them in legal train for collection.
PELEG SANFORD.
MiddletowD, Oct a7, 1911.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-10-30

George w. Cambcil, Esq. is elected a
Senator Of the United States for the State Of
Tennessee, 10 supply the vacancy occasiooed
by the resignation oil Jcnsin Wh.:csidos,csl.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-10-30

The Empress of France is visibly advane-
ed in her sccon! pregnancy. She has for
hidden Louis Bonaparte's wife her presence.
She is the daughter of the Emperour's first
wife, and suspected of an improper intimacy
with him.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-04-12
CLEAR TIE DECKSt

The secretary of the treasury has succeed
ed completely Mr.. r. SMITH, on Saturday.
intiuated to the president his determinations
and his sentiments, on the courtly STYLE i'm
which he was sacrificed to the malienity of
the secretary of the treasury he spurned the
embassy, as we anticipated he would, and
was to surrender the charge of the depart
ments Of state TO the hand from which he re-
ceived ii, on Monday.
But the thing does not stop here although
the secretary ct war has not been notified or
even hint given him, friend of Mr. Gal
latin, has aIeady gone into New York state
with tender os the war department to a
friend of the vice president; this transaction
exhibits the subtlety of the treasury Seianus
in most striking point of view; the offer of
the Office to friend of Clintons, bears on its
face the appearance of respect and confidence ;;
but the real purpose is to divide and detacb
from the friends of the CGntons person who
is Supposed to hold great influence in that
state, and in fact undermine and DESTROY
their influence. When this subject is fully
unfolded, and we shall unfold it, the people
Will turn round and ask each other, whe
ther free government can endure, iniluenc
ed b. such Machiavelan articles.
live do not much deceive ourselves in the
character OF the secretary of the navy, he is
not likely to continue in station where no
nor and integrity can have no certain tenure ::
where the energy Of the mind, tho warmth of
the heart or the dignity OF personal charac-
ter, face bensath the allcorrupting, and all
destroying influence of minister, who. with
out any one Of those attributes, supercedes
and trampie5 upon them all, by the multi
plicity and variety of the most subtle and
base devices The secretary of tie navy is J.
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fefs such advisement to prevail over his mind
as leads inevitably to these results, he can
not be separated from participation In the
odium.
The Public Advertiser, paper pubiishea
at New York, is known to be devoted to the
views of Mr.. Gallatin ;-Clintons of New
York, have been fayoured in manner that
we shall one day exhibit, solely on this ac-
count and the double game that Mr. Gala
tin has played with that family, exhibits
such spectacle of art and duPiicity, as rio,
renee or Venice, in their vilest days, could
not exceed.
In our opinion there is no path but one for
Madison, and that is to release himself from
a minister who never can obtain confidence
from the public, and who will always take
away the confidence that would otherwise be
repesed in him.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-04-12

other way of escaping ruin, but to retrace
its steps. Ii must return to the honest
maguanimous policy of Washington, else
il is lost. This truth is made so clear by
woful experience that all must see il unless
wilfully blind. All intelligent and well in.
formed men ofboth parties do see it. But
with many g here's the rub" A change of
policy would be a tacit confession Of error.
II would wound the pride of opinion, II
would weaken the predominant party. 1t
would crafty the federslists. Per-chance
it might put power in their hands. This
they are determined to oppose with all their
might, let what will come. Like the false
mother they would rather STAY the child,
than restore it to the owner.
What spirit to prefer the general
good TO the interest of individuals or ofpar-
~, is the great hinge of political virtue
Nothing short of this deserves the name of
patriotism. Its opposite with whatever
specious pretences it may be covered is the
genuine spirit of faction in republic, is the
mother of despotism Courant.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-04-12
ESSENCE OF SMOKE-

TIE DUEL.-T.o etair Of aonor between
Dir Randolph and Mr.. Eppes is adjusted
The story seems to be this, Mr.. Eppes was a
little ocerbsaring-M Randolph gave him
q terrible eostigation- a CHALLENGE. Ac-
cePTED, has healed MIR. Eppes' 7rounded no
1or--wITnoUT BLOOD LETTING.
WdshtsgtOaianl
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-04-12

Immediately Gt1er The american STANDARD
,vas raised rieye and ds The noops Of the
United States advanced TO Mobile, great
numbers ofne1p settlers, planters, artists,
merchants, SIC. accompanied them, and
haze Immediately commenced Settlements.
OCsuch value is The presence q q free go.
Uernmeni to those sUt0 haze not kHozOn its
blessings.
JoHN Johnson, esq. is appointed Chief
Judge of the first Judicial District of Ma.
ryIand, vice John M. CAN'T, deceased and
JAMES HousToN, esq. attorney. General
of Mar, land, vice John Johnson, resigned.
Appointment by the Executive Of Virginia.
VIM. H. Cabell, esq. at this time judge
ofthe general court, TO be judge of the
cour: OF appeals, in the room of James
Pleasa nts, esq. resigned.
DABNEY CARR, Esq. of Albemarle was
on Tuesday last appointed by the Exseetlve
as Judge of the General Court, to supply
the vacancy occasioned BY the promotion of
Judge Cabell TO the Court of Appeals.
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From the philadelphia True american

The Aurora man, some time SINCE left no
stone untuined to print Mr.. Gallatin into of
fee, but not getting his share of public plum
Der, IN the sale OF stationary, seems now de-
termined to print him out of office-we give
1t our readers that they may see what is go
inc on in the democratic camp.
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For THE ASSEMBLY

ARCHIBALD MAGILL, Esa.............63l
JARED WILLIAMS; ESQ-................569
CAPT. NATHANIEL BURwELf.............2j5
DR.. JOHN ID. oRR..........s.
The two latter gentlemen declined about
two o'clock the first day
No opposition
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-04-12
FREDERICK ELECTION.

The polls closed on Wednesday evening
the 81 inst tbeing kept open three days. and
the result was
CONGRESS-
GENERAL JOHN SMITHS 1IS
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gee 8a5stte.
Wartinsburgh, april 10.
BERKELEY ELECTION.

AT the close of the polls on Monday even
ing, the result was
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New APPOINTMENTS.


The National Intelligencer contains few
recent appointments. George Jefferson, of
Virginia, is appointed to be Consul at Lis
bon 81 From the name, one might con-
lecture the appointment to be a spy of Mas
SEND IN Portugal.
We understand that Mr.. Smith has re.
signed the post of Secretary of State, and
that flames Monroe, Esq. of the common.
wealth of Virginia, has been appointed by
the President of the United States to fill
that station......Nat. Int.
Monsr. SERRURIER, the new French
Minister, has taken for his residence the
elegant seat of Joel Barlow, Esq. near
this city, one of the most desirable and
beautiful spots in the country.
The Judges ofthe Superior Court ofOr.
leans Territory, have decreed, that Baton
Rouge is upithin the jurisdiction ofthat ter.
ritory.
Alreody the mast beneficial effects haze
attended The occupation Of West. Flcrida By
the United States. Property advanced IF
ty per cent. in value around Baton Rouge,
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Senate Of this Commonwealth.

LEWIS WOLFE, ESQ FED. REP... 2oS
CHARLES BRENT, esq. DEMo.............l 1876
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CONGRESS.

JOHN BAKER, ESQ. FED. REP............. 2o6
DANIEL MORGAN, Esa. DEmo..~......~..l99
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FOR THE ASSEMBLY.

MAJ. ANDREW wAGGENER, FED. REP. .2g2
THOMAS sHEARER. ESQ. FED. REP..2S5
CAPT. LEVI HENsHAw, DEmo............2l4
Mr. THOMAS TURNER, DEMo......,.-....202
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-04-12

GENERAL JOHN SMITH ................. ZIG
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-04-12

Mr. John Adams deceived the federal.
lists Samuel and Robert Smith deceived
Mr.. Adams Mr.. Madison and GaIla,in
deceived Samuel and Robert Smith and
now, Samuel aad Robert Smith can de.
ceive nobody. LatriSuefs are instruments
in the hands of Providence, for Furnishing
each other
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-08-15
FitzwhyIsonn & Potter.

HAVE lust received aud are now open |
ing an assortment of Family, Octave, Pocket
and School Bibles--Prayer Books, Tesla
ments and Hymn Bcnss--a few coi,ec-
tons of Sermons and some ether Religious
Publications, to which a large addition is dali
Iy expec,ed--LAkVES on PLEADING IL
AssuMPsir, other Law Books and fewncw
miscellaneous puhhcatians--Ladies' & Cen
tiemen's Pocket and Mem /: Books-Gern,an
flutes, patent and common Violin Bows,
Pegs, Bridges and S.rings-A large assort-
ment CT SPECTACLES, of the first and in
ferior qualities, consisting of conc9rs, con-
ps.c and feriscctic glasses, in silver and
steel mounting-also. Ligh. Tortoise shell
Spectacles for Ladies--Baci Cannon Box
es and Chess-Msn--Tooth Brushes, Denti-
fice and Pocket Combs-Pencils, Drawing
Books and Water colors--Quiils of different
Kinds, Ink Powder, and Marking Ink-Hot
Pressed, Waterlined and other Writing Pa
pers OF various sizes and qualities.
FIX POTTER keep constantly on hand a
great variety of Day Books, Journals, Ledg-
ers, Record and Sheriif's Books--Gresk Ia
tin, French and English School Books, &c.
y supply of Paper Hangings for rooms,
shortly expected.
July II, 1911. wet
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1T SnferiO, Court Of cAancery, holden a,
me Catitoi, in The City Of Richmond. fhc
first day efJanc, 1911.
James Dunlop and James Wilson, ,
surviving partners of Colin Dun !. Pitts.
lop and Son and Company,
AGAINST
John Hoye, admor. de bonis non of y
William Deakins, jr. decd. Rich
ard BsagG Lee, Henry Lee, jr. NDefs.
William Wilson, Colin Aud and
William Bailey,
/. The defendants John Hove & YIN. Bal
ley not having entered their appearance and
gwen security according to the act of assem-
bly, and the rules of this court, and it appear
IT, to the satisfaction Of the court that they
are NO. i9habitants of this country i: on mott
on of the pieintiffs by their councsl, It is or
dered, That the said defendants do appear
here on the first daycs the next term and an
swer the bill Of the plainciiss and that CO.
py OF this order be forthwith inserted in scne
newspaper publishedinthe City of Richmond
for two months successfully, and posted at
The front door Of the Capitol in the said CITY.
A Aopy--Tes.e,
WN. w. HENINCS, C. c.
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Virginia ::

III Snher1or Cotrt Of CAaneeru, holden al
the CafitoL, in the City Of Richmond. re
nineteenth day Of June, 1871.
The Mutual Assurance Society a.,
gainst Fire on Buildings of the lphfs.
State of Virginia,
- AGAINST
Braddock Richmond and Nathani-)
el Ellicctt, Defts.
4 HE defendant Braddocl, Richmond NOT
having entered his appearance and given Sc
curity according to the act of assemble and
the rules of this court, and it appearing n the
satisfaction OF the court that he is not an in
habitant OF this country on the motion of the
plaintiffs by their counsel, 1t is ordered, That
the said defendant do appear here on the
first day of the next term and answer the
Dill OF the plaintiffs and that copy of this
order be Forthwith inserted in some newspa-
per published in the city of Richmond. far
two months successfully, and posted at the
front door Of the Capitol in the said City.
A Copy-Teste,
VIM. w. HENiNG. G.
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Sixty Dollars Rev ard.


RUN AWAY from the subscriber IN
Halifax county, Virginia, on the night OF
the TN inst. three slaves, viz. JACK his
wiie BETTY, and their daughter FANNY.
JACK is small mulatto man about 40 or so
years OF age, his hair inclined to be stra;sh,
ne IS very sensible and On active coed Card
ner, Hostier and Carriage driver; Bettyis a
large mulatto woman, inclined TO be very
heshy and has pleasing countenance when
spoken to; she is between SO and SIS years Of
age; and Fanny, q mu!atto girl, IL CT Is
years OF age, very cross-cyed, has a plea
sing countcnance and apt to smile when
spoken to; she is low but stout and well
made-Jack carried with him two bloc
coats turned UP with baff, one of which was
nearly new, and Il number of other clothes
Betty and Fanny carried with them -
number of good clothes, not recollectcd,
hey VIII no doubt attempt to pass as free.
ard probably will be lurking about Rich
mond, where Betty has a Brother end her
mother living both Of them ass free her
brother calls himself John Hambletco. An
masters OF vessels and others arc cautioned
against conveying away, or in any way lac-
bouring said slaves at their peril. -
wiiigVe the above reward if secured in
any jan SO that get them again, or 90
dollars tor either of them. If brought home
all reasonable charges will be paid in addi-
ten to the above reward
JOHN WILSON,
Committee of
JAMES a. GLENN.
lnly 2ed, 1911. M
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BENJAMIN DUvAL.

A!ryHE SION OF TIE GOLDEN NOR
y TAR, Richmond, fesGyEs ,haSks 20
MS customers for past fayors, and earnest
" ,ntrsa,s ell those Indebted 10 him TO call
ana settle their respective accounts, as he
IS ANXIOUS to Close his ermsr business.
Having taken his soA PnIiiP into pant.
pership IN his E'eaicina stcre,-it VIII be
Carried on IN suture uuder the FIRM of
BENJAMIN DUVAL * SON /;
Who'have Just received large supply Ct
fresh DRUGS, MEDICINES, fAIN rs,
iDfE-STUFF, &C. most ct which bein Z
bought with cash, they are enabled to sell
| at low prices.
The same attention heretofore paid in
selecting MEDICINES Of the best quail ~
aud receiving none in powder, VIII be
strictly observed and they fS,ter them
SELVES, to merit the encouragement of theii
'rietds and tbs public generally.
May II. 6.-1qw,f
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Virginia (:
May IL.

1T a Suherior Couu of CAance,.y, holden at
: ne Caiinol, ia the City ef Richmond, the
nineteenth day Of Jnnf, 1911.
The Mutual Assurance Society "a
g1.inst Fire on Buildings of the lPltfs.
State of Virginia,
Nu AGAINST
benjamin. Dulany. Def.
iHE defendant not having entered his APP
pearance and given security according to the
act OF assembly and the rules CT this court.
and 1t appearing to the satisfaction Of the
court, that he is not an inhabitant of this
country On motion of the plaintiffs by their
counsel It's ordered, that the said defend
ant do appear here on the first day of the
next term and answer the bill of the plain
tits; and that q copy OF this order be forth
with inherited in some newspaper published
in the city of Richmond, for twomontlls sue
cess!veiy' and posted at the front door of the
Capitol in the said city.
A Copy--Tcste,
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BY tae Lenfeaant Governor cfMe Common
s2eqlh efYaginia.
A PROCLAMATION.
Whereas from the Conv of an

Inquest, taken on the 18th July, 1911, before
David Lambert, Esq. Coroner for the City Of
kichmond, upon the body of an infant Male
Child, late of the said City, it appears tl,at
the said Child had been conveyed in n bar.
G put into lanes River, where the said Child
was iound dead; and that the said Child had
been teioniously killed and murderedby some
person or persons to the Jurors in the said
inquest unknown. ] do therefore, with the
advice and consent Of the Council Of State.
here3y ohcr reward OF one hundred dollars
20 any person OF persons, who shall disco
yer and make known to the Attorney prose-
cnting for the Commonweatsh in the Hus-
onSs Court CO the said City, or to the Attor
ney General, or to any Magistrate cs the
SAID City, the person or persons by whom ta..
saiu murder was perpetratcd, so that any
person be prosecuted therefor to conviction:
ana do moreover require all Magistrates
oergeants and Constables of the said Civ.
ana exhort all the good citizens thereof to
use their best endcavors to discover the per-
Petrator or perpetrators of a crime SO shock,
ing to humanity, and so injurious to the mo
rsis Oh society, and to cause such pcrpctra
tor or perpetrators to be duly prosecuted
for the said crime.
Given under my hand as Lieutenaat Go.
vernon, and under the seal IF the
Commonwealth, at Richmond, this
(L.s.) 9th day fully, in the year Of cur
Lord, one thousand eight hundred and
eleven, and of the Commonwealth the
thirty sixth.
4w. GEO: WIN. SMITH.
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Virginia

1T Sntierior Court Of chance,y, holden a,
me Cafifot, in the Cry Of Richmond, the
sevcrteenfh dayI J,l,ie, 1911.
Nathaniel Dickinson, ir. * Charlie,
Thompson, Pitts.
AGAINST
''n ns1ades Clarke and John Minor }Defs..
|. TIE defendant Jonathan Clarke not hav-
ing entered his appearance and given secu-
rity according to the act of assembly and the
rules of this court, and it appearing to the sa-
ustaction OF the court that he is not an inha-
oitant OF this country on the motion of the
plaintiffs by their counsel, 1t is ordered, That
the said defendant do appear here ON the first
Gay OF the next term and answer the bill Of
the plaintiffs; and that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in some newspaper nnb-
lshed in the City of Richmond, for two
months successfully, and posted at the front
door Of the Capitol in the said City.
A Copy-Teste,
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