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BOSTON. Sept. 80.
EUROPEAN Affairs.

We fniinre to receire rery impor.
tf and official adrices from En-
RI.
II war in Russia was advancing
rapM to crisis. and there hail
beesme sharp fighting between the
!tusans and French, IN which both
,'detiaim tie advantage. We in
sert,e 9TH. sih and 9th French bui-
leti and some Russian ciiicia. STATE.
me this day which will give the
reYr view Of the posture Of af.
FAY at the late dates. 2oDaparia
wibending on Moscow. the arricnt
cital Of Russia and The Russians
VIE concentrating an army to gi,a
n battle on the way. Sonc com
pts On the progress Of war will
Hound under the foreign head
lie reported "stray" Seventh b..i-
ia has been found, as Paddy woa:d
I, before it was lost and Ike l.
fal reader will see by its contents
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POETS CORNER.

" r TowNsREND, Ese.

DY CIV ENOt Hoes
Who, from the f,oatcd field, shall seize
Chy blood stained trump, and swell It's
strain
With all thy CORY WOES, dread War, :.
And chill with fright the shrinking piain:
Thou crimson handed giant Wild
Thee, pale Revenge 10 mad Ambition
borc;
Will horr.d grace, gaunt murder proud
ly smiled
The 6cnds in hidecus JOY did roar.
Around ,hy gloomy couch, In howiing
bands,
The flamc-oycd furies joyous stood
With shafts of Death, they armed thy
hands,
And bathed thy limbs in infants blood
Hark how thy death-hoof'd steeds
In thunder beat the plain,
.Aloit they tess the frantic head
And go,y-droping name,
Oststipplns wiatcr's tleetest wind.
la vain ith lovely suing face
And every sweet arresting SE-ce.
|. rlr'd Mercy calls behind.
Ia vain the drops from PHYS eye
The wasted !csions yielding fy.
Whiis many an helm'd youth aid sage,
The nupe OF lille, The grace OF ag:,
Low sink before the pressing spear.
Come, gentle Beauty, come with penslye
tread,
Bend DER the turf, where rests the SOL
dier's head.
Let maiden bands drop DER the clotted
bier
The precious tribute Of lucid tear.
When the pale Morn her bluey eye Shall
spread,
When tender Eve her daTk'ning ray
shall shed,
L.tyirgin hands atorn the sainted scene,
Teach aptest boughs to shade tie wal
rior's shrine;
Bid the flesh laurel wave its sober green
And round its trunk the silver lily twine.
So Nature wills her swecter how'rs TO
wind
Round vaior's arm. and lo,'d protection
find.
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HOW swells q copyrighted strain

HOW swells copyrighted strain
Throughout our vide domain.
Ha,k /. lis the note OF praise,
Opposing spiii,s raise;
Ire NEED Of glory, due
IL HuH, !ov'd hero, and his gallant crew
Nnw parry rancou: Cea>'G
And ancient feuds at rest.
See . at the conquest fact,
Pure AMIR hGtr5a sways each breast
lle.e time bieacti'd " foemen" break
TIE bread of peace.
And Dic each ious-nurs'd, ranking
hatred cease:
In valoi's praise the sparkling cup goes
round,
The tQtr5t-band, with new m FIRE.
Wakes tue g4y wilch'ries Of MS Tyre,
Aad FTceGcm's Grade echoes With the
sound.
lis goodiy al! but let the muse now
tell
Or those who died
o. N.ctIy'. side,
Anu t>r beneath The dark blue bii.ow
Dwell.
In hon, 81, though III Aumb:e line,
IL, s~d.y pleasing task be mine,
I sag he aem'ry Of TIC hardy brave,
Whose gallant blood
D,sdaIA'c tie flood,
-Asd now in ocean hnd peaceful grave.
Loas IS TIE deed Is HHuwn.
iDat gilds Colna3hia's fame,
The record Shall be shown.
Where s,ows each lie aik,ess name.
On thee, Oh. BUSH, and those abound
wro fell,
Shall patriot-ie.ling long delight to
Gae!..
o. row les fancy rove
10 where some blne-c,'d ssss,
Meek chi,d Of die distress.
BeGe"s tue neE'vy Of her slaugh-
teI'a love.
Now faded is the dream Of bliss
4 mar Allied DER her rap.uE'd nird,
When on hsr sailors arm reclin'd.
She met and gave me parting kiss.
hsr near., alas . proud vict'ry fails 10
Cheer;
While er'ry eye beams icy, hers gIis-
tens with tear.
ca. ,uo. shell honest friendship moan
SoIrc kindred SOU. uGtin:eiy gone.
Son.e heart, though humble, klbd sin
ceTe.
Where feeling slow'd. as inmate dear,
" "err. Though rugged sell, fair no.
nor learn'd 20 bloom,
And no.s sheds lasting fragrance Ger the
esi'ry tawh-
Now, haliow'i Shade TO James ne'er
dying Page
We leave the task thy bold exploit
70 tell,
And when the offspring of some future
age,
Shall On the scroll of thy achieve
men, dwell,
o, msy CHERISHED spark each pulse
inspire,
And bid them dauntless brave the war
hend's irei
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celebrations for the contrast to this
: rs,chedness and degradation. we
we're then prosperous at home and re-
n.c,ed abroad /; we presented to the
world the spectacle OF young na''oh,
sp;,h liter an eminently vigorous and
spcccssfal struggle, was rapidly rising
- an honorable station on the theatre OF
~. world. and whose characteristics
were then thought to be mercy enter
nrizc and discretion. Alas!
:. NE cannef but remember snch 1H"SS
Uere, i,
{. tint -yere TO IS most dear
I, would be sickning to describe ut
Ienr,b the misfortune and disgrace tn at
NV, since overtaken Us, bat let Us en-
deayor to repair them by returning to
the high ard honorable path that VIC
hav III. For if hcsc mlsiortunes and
d,scraces have followed US step by step
rs we have pursued the ne79 erffr'men.
tcl hoAcv OF Jefferson, then ono OF two
things must be true, either th-t poihcy
must be inherently defective ard ruin
ous in it, tendency as rule OF political
action, orthe men who have been chosen
to administer the government under tha'
rule of action are totally Incapable and
deficient in talents In other words,
either the holItics of Messrs Jefferson
and Madison are bad, Or Messrs. Jefier-
son and Madison zyere mcomfetent and
u,f, far tdeir stations. One Of these Is
demonstrated by the result OF twelve
wears experiment, in which every thing
was promised and nothing has been per-
formed.
If then Mr.. Mac!ison's t9licy is bad
and is proved SO by experiment, 1t VIII
be madness to re cIlc: him, Tor he is
pledged to pursue it. And II true no.
licy br g2od, but the MAN INCAPABLE, t
vii he equally Mad t, Continue Elm IN
Gl,icc,
1'ais glaring uth is daily fNcins it.
self upon the minds OF honest demo-
Gratis, and accordingly we ind very nu-
mccous portion of them Joining II the
nomination OF anoth candidate from he
intelligent aad commercial state Of New
York. Whether the federal party. shall
on this occasion, forget all minor sub
jects Of dispute, and Join in the elect Oh
of d man OF acknowledged talents, who,
though heretofore and nov IL the demo
cratic rank, IS vct decidedly opposed 10
the present administration in all the
Grand poinls OF our national policy, 4nd
above al whs has not the stain Of 70 eign
partially upon his character. is ques-
ton verify their serinu5 consideration.
If it is the policy OF Mr. Clinton to
hroteci eonmeree by an tGei'nt '.apy On
The ocean, in tcad Of all in..3fce en-: army
in ,he wi!ds Of Ca>uda II It Is his pc.
icy to e'icou~csr commerce bv granting
il ,frecdom and immunii stead of re-
:tr;cfi,n5 and fm6argoes II i is his po-
icy to enquire il man h:.s fQi.nts for
his office, and Can seyUe his country, IN
stead Of asking if he is devotrd to and
can scrve :he tarty. say, if this be
the policy Of MIR. Clinton; It is cmPhn-
tical!y the duty Of federaIists as party,
and their inteIes, as citizens to give him
;hcir voices. REGULUS.
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g AFFAIR." OF ROMANOW.
st. PetersLnrslt. Lpiu oG,

'te' "V1s. S5't' "'!tT 70.
Gen flatof. whose corps forms
the re- guard of Prince Basration's
army%as attacked near Romancw
by sew French regiments OF eaya,-
ry, )" |, n he broke entirely. and Eur
sued tcm IS Wersts. The first re-
gimci Of those Yascrs, one Of the
best ithe whole French army. and
also regiment Of horse grcnas;:cr.,
werftotally destroyed in this "af
fair.i Two coIonc's. IS officers,
and 10 men were made prisoners,
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From the .No,Jfots Herald
CEREMONY
suoor,Nc DEsEETE3.

Al, SHOPPING A DESEETEH.
A private in Lieut.. Swiffs corps
SC Marines. stationed at the Navy
Yard. had been sentenced to be SHOT
for deserving his post while on guard;
| and Saturday the 9Th Inst. was the
appointed day Of execution.
! The awful moment was announc-
ed bv the solemn roll Of the drum !;
the delinquent was conducted from
the Prison with the ceremonies Gus
tomary on such occasions, and LED TO
the fatal spot where lie was to sui
fer. The whole detachment were
under arms. twelve Of whom were
selected to execute the sentence
When the procession halted, Ieut-
Swift addressed them. as nearly as
we could reealIect, in the following
terms
"SoLnIERs!.-An awful scene is
now presented for your contemp!a-
ton. You behold before you one OF
your comrades, about to pay the for
felt of that crime which il has been
my constant duty to warn lou "a
gainst he enlisted to serve lis coun-
try, and deserted. In peace this is
crime OF the first magnitude, and
its penalty, death: how enormous
then is the transgression ofthis man,
who has deserted his country in the
hour of peril. But to the crime of
desertion is supcrad1ed that Of per-
Jury. The sacred oath which binds
soldier to his duty and his country.
Is most shamefuiIy violated. in the
case Of dcsertion. The punishment
that follows, none Of you can plead
ignorance Of. The articles of War
have been repeatedly read to you.
You know the penalty attached to
deserti0n. amt all other crimes there
in enumerated. You have yoiunta-
rily entered for the service Of your
country. and bound yourselves BY
the most solemn tics. to discharge
yourduty with fidelity. The unhap-
by Object before you. was well a
ware of the consequences which
have followed his crime. and has
sinned with his eyes open! l
besecch you, Soldiers. to take warn
ing from his fate fulfil the solemn
obligations enjoined upon you, and
refrain from tho guilty path into
which he has wandered to his own
destructiop.-You must be sensible
how grateful it would re 10 nay feel
ings, never 20 see or hear any cause
Of complaint against You. II any Of
you are ill. treated by your com
mandin. officer. or even by the i,isi,
authorizes under whi"h ne serves,
it will net justify dis,beflience or
desertion on your part. No. there
is tribunal to which You can appeal
for redress. and obtain ample justice.
Therefore. let me admonish YOU once
more. TO perform your duty to your
country ike good and faithful SOL
dicrs 50 shall you gain the conf
dcnce aad esteem Of your command
ins officer, and the thanks Of your
contry."
At the conclusion Of this Speech,
solemn pause eRsued-a signal was
given. ant! Immediately the engines
Of death were si,ned at the devoted
victim. Another pause-and the
arm OF death was arrested: an Or
licer rushed rhro' the crowd, holding
a paper in his hand--it va, RE-
PRiEVE,
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FOR SALE,
o. 20 81 LEksED FG2sTER, sU55ECT
-. ,~~,-,y cEorSD pESY

Tx 70 CT LS NE ~ - - - a. -
- ASSCAL cKoUSD RENT,
CCrUSl L>}I', a. ii.e ! Ta :.
- Ware ;a"a, leif - =, f<uQ"'c.
Court House Ni:Ein'a. ana -. ., y,g'';-
e. by late act If H. Less grs -
Warrentown "a .I,:,s:e ut tie sst.sr2-
;,y of an ciey:'ci :: <, wh' 2 >~l'--
rate he Gaters fi,S:nS i"to ~ K y
pah.nnock Rivsro,. TIE che side, ~
iu:a PU:omacR,ver or t-,o o;hE:-2--s-.
Sty riies from SleHs dris -,,o " a.h-
inston-the lands ne'r u ar> ct lie. an5
the county Of Fauqu;er IS r'sh l'nyr'v-
ing in scri- urc. and IS t',lcl-y So
ti>d with suhstan'i,l anal res, ectSb,o =
l,sbitanIs Such Is It's character f.
hSa,thias S. OF climate. ,!iat turing IL
sickly season on the Rivers. u V Pis: 2
of retreat for V iiru'iinari,'uS an re'-
sons .eful of their health. To wscha-
MICS who are di Z Sea q &c iad@st lo"s,
Wareniown oitc-s 70 4 nrPor'vnii!
Of meeting with constant empi' ymsni
For terms apply 30 the su-s1Iiher.
who viii attend - Warren or cuilnS
September, and Is 40 resiees AZ Aiexan-
dris.
Charles Lee.
September laS6t
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TAen, prompt to shield their battle
purchased land,
Each vale shall boast gallant, Spartan
band;
Then, when our, forests to inc seas
descend,
Shall future HuAs their counuy's riSh's
defend.
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FALL GOODS.
HOMAS iANNEY, & CO.

II AVE just received BY he ship Ar
4 go fromI-iyerp1ol,t hsir assortment
FALL GOODS. consisting of super
ne and second Cloths. Cassimeres, Fo-
est Cloths, Coating., Ftrshings, fis;ns,
Kerseys, rose and striped Blankets.
Flannsls: and Baizes, Manchesiry & iio-
,ery, &c. sc. and few bales of god
Twiiled Soaking.
Goth Sept. ms.
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French bulletin, speaking Oh US
first attack, said that, :. on The 18th
Oudinot advanced upon Dunaburs,
burnt the fine barracks. took a plan
If the works, burnt some magazines
took $50 prisoners, and after this d.
version marched on Druia" (Which
is on the left Of the Dwina. We
inferred, from these expressions.
that Oudinot had really been driven
back by the Russians. and forced to
fiy to Druia to strengthen himself
by Sebastiani's eorps-and tie Rus.
sian bulletin proves that our infer
ence was correct. OF the attack On
the tith the French bulletin said
nothing, but passed or rapidly tothe
attack on Sebastiani on the 18th.
This attack was said 10 have been
made with 10000 men. The Rus.
sian bulletin states that il was made
by regiment Of hussars AMI few
suuadr0ns Of Cossacks-aHd t,iattws
regiments Of French cavalry were
completely cut up.
The emperor Alexander in a man.
" proclamation, calls upon his sub.
iects 10 defend the country with all
their vigour and all their resources,
and the country appears to answer
the call with the greatest alacrity.
The nobility Of Smolensko have CT.
fered to raise 10000 men at their
own expense. Moscow and other
places are following this patriotic
example, and fresh levy Of one
man in every hundred has been Or
dered TO be raised within a month.
Halra million ofmen will be added
to The Russian armies.
Bona! fre is said TO have issued
a procianatlcn announcing hi, iu-
tcntion q marching direct to Mos.
cow. - this proclamation the
Russians cave replied by saliug,
that he viii have to cut his WAY thlo'
A brave AMI determined Russian ar
my, zeaIps in the cause OF their
country, AID determined TO defend it
to the las extremity. At 'itcpsk
they were concentrated, and ;ilero a
battle has Probably been fought.
The twelast French bulletins left
us in the DIRK with respect to the
movements Of Macdonald, who ap-
pcared 20 le marching in the direc-
ton Of Nittu and Riga. II we may
give credit TO some private letters,
he has BED defeated 1T the head of
1900 Prbsians ia the vicinity Of
Mittau.
The ratification Of The treaty OF
peace viii the Porte releases the
whole Of pc Russian army that was
in Turkey and it will also be reeol-
lected. thu in pursuance Of that trea-
ty, the Porte engages to furnish
$4,000 nm against Austria, if she
should attcI, Russia.
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Russian Head Quarters. hit,

Russian Head Quarters, kuly q.
Bonap rte has issued a procIama-
ticn "npuncing his intention Of
marching direct to Moscow. but tile
Russian army is fully prepared 10
stop hi progress whenever they
think PIPER.
smolensio. Jnly 81.
His hjesty arrived here yester-
day, antintends to proceed to Mos
TIE PUN has been sung at Mos.
cow in consequence OF The ratification
by the rand sign;or Of The peace
concIuSd between tho Porte and
Russi:.
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kltle CrInpany- t;enti1n.
A MEETING Of the company vii
a be heId ~ Mr. Francis Eucorne's
Tavern, On w d.e.d evening, tbs 7ih
instant. al cary c,ui.e hight. l. Is hopcG
the members viii DC FuHctual III th-i'
attendance, as m~uor, "t Importance
will then be L. d bSfl~a u IN.
b. rcque,, & So" l., Li,u'.
F. uUCOnNE, Isl Strgt.
Octob s q
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Fran the Boston Gszetic.

FTon! Ehc BOaEoN Js-eF'U.
ODE,
II :ke " r,,rg ofihe gallant .dmer'c6'
Iars zaho ftNin TIE iaFc action between
the Constitution and Guerriere IN
gates. ~ =,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-17

ETIRG1NIA--At Rules holden in the
clerks Office of the Superior Court of
Chsneery for The Richmond District, the 18th ds,
OF September 1912.
Taylor NOEL execut or &e. of Richard Noel
decd Pl3.
against,
Taylor NOEL, Edwin Noel, Ellis Armstrong.
Richard Voolfolk, Ambrose Brown, aud Thom.s
Threasley. DcEfs.
The Defendant Taylor Noel, not having entered
his appearance and given security according to the
Act of Assembly and tie Rules of this Court, and
it appearing by satisfactory evidences that he is not
aninhabtant OF this country--H % OJdefeL That
the said Defendant DO appear here on the first dav
ot the nest term aud ausaer the bill of the PlNir,-
til aud thai copy 81 tns order he forthwith in
serted ~ sOfnc newspaper published IN tie Civ II
Richmond, for two months srccessi,eiy and p0sted
at tle front door 81 the Capitol, ia the said City
Copy. Teste,
Wm. w. HENINC, c. c.
yet 20 wBwp
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= pursuance OF the lac. wiz -s Austm Morris, late
\ ct iiansver county. deed. VIII be Sold, at his
late dwelling house in said county, the twenty
first day OF this month, all tlie isid whereof he ,i
ell seized in saul county, being about seven or eight
hundred acres, together With the Slaves aud al, The
stock OF every description belonging To iis estsie.
Aisa the Household and Kitchen Furniture. Gu
the land Is dwelling house with three rooms amt a
passage ON the lover, and three rooms die nm
per hoor; kitchen, laundry meat house, barn. s,a-
bes, Sc. all III good repair Also n valuable vi III an
Pamankey river, in Which is two pair OF stones now
running in house two stories high in good repair
as also 4 Saw Mill The mil scat rs one of the
most valuable On the south branch Of Paniuasy ri
YER. The land will be sold on q credit OF one two
three and four years, the purchaser giving bonds
with approved personal security, and deed Of trus,
on the land to secure the payments which bonds
are to carry interest from the day Of sale till pay
ment. A credit ct twelve months will be given Tor
all sa'es of the personal above ten dollars and
bonds with approved security required 10 carry in
terest from the day OF sale till payment For all
sums oil ten dollars and under cash will he required
JOHN SHEPPARD, .7i,,,'y with
Tie MI annexed Of Justin .'iorris deed
December s. eulfs,Nec
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wA,. w.


Z ANDS FOR SHELBY virtue oft above
4 4 decree of the Honorable Superior Court OF
Chancery for the Richmond Distrc, griW Re sold, ~,
pnDic aaetion, Ia the highest bidder, at the Eagle
Tavern in the city al Richmond, upon the fourth
day of January next, fair, otherwise the fair
day. the following tracts eflsud in the state of Vir-
giBia viZ,+
IOeSo acres in the county Of Grcenbrier, on the
north 81 si'le of the Meadow rsrer.
500 acres FORMERLY in Harrison, hut now in Ran
dolph county Stewards run.
500 scres formerly in Harrison, but now in RAN
do!ph county on u waters of Stewards run.
500 formerly in Harrison, hut now in Ran
dolph county, between Stewards and Heddins
Mill run.
500 acres formerly in Harrison, but now in RAN
do'ph county, ON Stewards run.
500 acres in Harrison county, on :he waters of
Stewards run, drain OF Tiger Valley river.
5noO acres in Harrison county Hackers creek
1000 acres formerly in Harrison, but now in Ran
dolph county, on the head-waters OF Stewards rum
drain Of Tigers Valley river.
1000 acres formerly in Harrison, hut now in RAN
doiph county. On the Glady fork of Cheat river.
1854 icres in the county of Harrison on the waters
OF Gnatty creek,
1000 acres formerly in Harrison, but now Randolph
county, the Gladly fork ofCheat river.
COCO aeres in Harrison county, on the right hand
fork of Gnatty creek.
1000 acres in Harrison county, on the left hand fork
OF Gnatty creek
The patents for the above lands are all issued to
the said Robert Means, assignee of Henry Banks
mud the sale will, according the terms of the said
decree, be upon credit of twelve months to one
noety OF the purchase money, and of two years
the other moiety. The purchasers to give bond and
security, and deed of trust upon the lands in order
to secure payment ofthe purchase money.
DANIEL CALL.
Executor of and devisee in fyust,
under the iast Viii ard Testament
OF Robert Means, decd.
Oct. 2S. 2awtds
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JAMES WINSTON.
LEWIS w. TAYLOR.
vrG,v
Desamber I.

lrufNth-nt rutes holden nc the clerks or ee
OF the Superior court OF Chaneery for the Rich
mond District, the 18th day of November 1919.
DAVID Dickinson administrator with the will an.
nexed OF David Dickinson deceased, who was the
former husband of Anne Dickcnson formerly Anne
Coleman one OF the daughters 4 egatees of Francis
Coleman deceased and the children of the said Anne
q David, namely, Francis, Elizabeth, Anne, Thomas
Fanny, David, Samuel, John, and William, Will
am dickinson, former husband of Lucy Dickinson,
formerly Lucy Coleman, another of the daughters
ega,ees, ofthe said Fancis Coleman decd. and tic
children ot the said Lucy William, namely Francis
Samuel G, and Fostus; Charles L. Carter, admir-
with the will annexed of William Taylor deceas-
ed the former husband Of Fanny Taylor formerly
Fanny Coleman, another OF the daughters and lcga
tees of the said Francis Coleman deceased and the
children of the said Fanny and William, namely Ar
ch'basd X. and Philip who are infants, and SIZE by
the said Charles L. Carter their next friend and
Samuel White, and Jane Roy, late Jane Roy Duke,
smother of the daughters and Iskatees of The said
Francis Coleman deceased, Pits
AGAINST
Jeremiah Upshsw, Francis Buckner, and Church.
hill Anderson, administrator of James Upshaw de.
ceased, Anthony Thornton, executor of Walker Ia
liaferro deed. James Iaylor surety for said Thorn
ton, Joan Minor, Tho's x Rootes & Samuel Chiles
and John Coleman, administrators Oh John Chiles
deceased.
The Snbpocnas Screfacias to revive and answer
awarded in tins cause not being returned executed
on the defendants Anthony Thornton * John Cole
man and Appearing by satisfactory evidences, that
they are not inhabitants of this country 1t is order
ed, That the said Defendants do appear here on the
30th day of the next term and shew cause II,
any they can, against the revival thereby sought and
that the defendant John Coleman do also answ er the
original and amended bills filed in this cause and
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted il,
some newspaper published in the city of Richmond,
ortwo months successfully, aud posted at the front
door OF the Capitol in the said city.
copy-Tcslc
I'm. ". HE.NTJVG, c. G.
December 10th, 1912. wSw
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~ lH5lNlh-At Rules holden in the Cleric
Cihce OF Tie Superior Court Of Cbancery ia.
1he Richmond District, TIL nth day of AUGUST 1910
i"nothy Brund"sc, John Minor X Phiiip Hsrri.
SON. executors ot Benjamin Bott1. decd. who sic
- wen Tor themselves, as such other creditors of
John West deed as wi! come in, and contribute 70
VIC 'N ~. YES :" '''' sut' Pf.B's.
John Wrst, and William Jacobs DeE,.
TIE Def ndaui William Jsc,,,s NOT l. av;ro Ic,t..
ei ms appearance anh gwen security accprll;no tn
ne Act oil Assembly anil tieItDies 1t Ills Court and
~ "pp'arne h' satisfactory e,idcoee, f,4t he is NOT
w 'n''m'at o th's country ---- is Tered. That
oi We next term sui the bin Of the Plo;n,;T
an inat e"py oi this order be forthwith, ineert.d
IN some newsPa'"r pubiisi,cd IN the City NJ Pill,
'nnn1, tor two rnonths successively and nnsted II
t"s 'C"t o"nr ~ the Capitol, in tie said City.
Copy,--feste,
Nov. TO-