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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-09-07

The following attempt to divert The atten-
tion Of the people from the fatal ilnproyidence
of the government, by throwing all the blame
of Hubs surrender on the Secretary az Ear,
is contained in the last Enquirer.
The Editor declares that he has too much
Glove and respect for the President to hurt
his feelings "-aBd g knows too little Of the cir.
cumstances that have transpired" to harcr!
out the sum Of disgrace which this disconlf-
ture has in his opinion thrswn upon the GO
vernment. He therefore lays it all upon tho
shoulders of the Secretary at War. This
gentleman's want Of Capacity has, it seems,
leayencd the whole lump Of Cabinet wisdom.
Although we perfectly agree with the Enqui-
rer as to his incompetency to discharge the
important duties appertaining to bis Office, and
the Presidents consequent want Of Judgment
in selecting hn for it--yet it is certainly IN.
fair to saddle him with all the blame Of this
truly disastrous stfair. The fact is, that the
Secretary at War did make some attempts to
ensure privation for the new army-but with
out effect Congress could not be brought
to believe: that clothingj would be necessary
morc-particlulally as Canada was to be the
scene of action.
But the Editor has been truly unlucky in
charging DR. Eostis with the mortality at Ter
re az BeGf Dr.. E. had not been taken from
his " pestle and mortar'' when this happened,
and if accessory to the death of his fellow cl-
tizens at all, it was in lawful way, in the line
Of his Profession. This unfortunately occur
red In the time Of Gen. Dearborn, and gives
but poor presage of his skill and decision
in military arrangements
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-09-07
BOSTON, August 90.

Further from the Constitution.-The capt.
of the Guerrero, informs, that the squadron
which Was off New-York, some time since,
had taken tho Concordia, Adams from London,
and the Aristomenes, from Liverpool, both
with ullcargoes of dry goods and very yalu-
able, and ordered them for Halifax.
The Constitution took and destroyed Eng
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-09-07

serve to render them comfortable and happy,
by affording present sustenance and sendlhg
them safe to their homes. Their situation can
be known by applying at Messrs. K & ). Dol
toms central wharf
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-09-07
From tie Richmond ENQUIRER.

The reader has seen the above and tor OUT
own parts we cannot disguise our Tears. we
fear that aome serious disaster has beiaiieh
Gen. Hull; though so long as there 10 sha'
dow of hope left, We shall cling to it With 'er-
vor. Our confidence in the vaor OF The iitle
band which he conducted, almost prccludCs
the idea that an American General Wouio
strike to an enemy without q single blow
The strongest proofs would be necessary 70
convince US that such thing could happen
we should be the first TO demand his trial, iet
the strcights in which he WIS in be ever so ae'-
perate But we still fear that some serious
disaster may have happened 10 our troops
They have certainly retreated this IS SUM
cient to rouse our fears and indignatlons butH
he has capitulated, and without blow, our
cheeks would be tnged with shame. W.
should see the first American army in the TONS
Of the enemy. We should see the troops,
who So lately triumphantly trod the shores OF
Sandwich, iguominiousIy retreating ard hnaiiy
captivating. We should see Gen. HuiI, VINO
so idly yapoured about his proves and MS
power; who proclaimed to the 6 tribes OF ID,
dams that he was " in possession OF Canada
and would protect them with bis "powefiui
array we see him a prisoner with all MS
powers prey to the British, and their =" hei'
lish blood hounds Of savage war" But though
we should be distressed, we should not leei
dismay. We should be ashamed, mor'iheo
and indignant; but we see 10 room 10 DC
discouraged or displrited. We seek Iof ''O
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-09-07

sb}hr;os. one in ballast and one loaded with
lumber, bound to England. Also, 2 days pre-
vious 10 falling in with the Guerrero, recap
tured the brig Adeline, of Bath, from Lond IN,
with iull cargo of dry goods, which had been
taken z days previous by the sioop OF war a.
yenger, took out the crew and put a prize
master on board, and ordered her into the hrst
port in the United States
FromtAe Boston Exchange Coffee House, Sa-
turday euening, August 90
have Just returned from Salem, and have
obtained from capt. West of the ship Hercn-
les, arrived there yesterday, the following -
He left at Gibraltar, July a, briggs HAVANA
Packet, Fosdick: had not commenced dis
charging; Margaret, Selby, Philadelphia, 10
DAYS: Eliza, Williams - Tiger, Bartlett OF
Boston; ship Mark and Abigail Foster, Bos-
ton, 10 days; and brig from abaeastwsrd,
discharging lumber, all the American vessels
in port. He also informs that it was report
ed in Gibraltar when he left there, that the
province Of Valencia was entirely clea" OF The
French. From capt Stewart Eof the ship
Jenny of Greenock, from Liverpool bound to
Newfoundland, taken by the Rossic, Barney,
of Baltimore, from the Banks, and who was
first on board the Hercules) | have obtained
the following: He left Liverpool July IA. |
made particular inquiries respecting Amerl.
can vessels at that port; but he did not know
any American vessels, neither was he acquaint-
ed with any American ship nasterof course
could not obtain any information of them
Capt. Abbot, of the brig taken by the Rossle,
ON her passage from London, was put Gil
board brig bound to Boston from Cadlz, on
the Banks, about ION inst. in lat. Al IL, lon.
56 She had figure head, white bottora and
was in ballast trim; thinks Der name vas the
Hazard, Luce. When capt Abbot tell III with
the Jamaica feet, he went OH board the lhe-
lis frigate, and was informed by her COM
,nander, that the squadron whcIi had Parted
from them two DAYS before, had taken two A
mercan ships (Which were then among the
Aeet) one Of which was very large, carried roy
al pasts and yards, and was from London with
a full cargo Of dry goods, without an English
protection and thinks she was bound to n.
York. The other unknown. She had also
captured ship from Cadiz for Boston, IN BAL
last and burnt her; the crew put ON board
capt. Abbo's brig On parole.
Ertract off, letter, dated
L CT
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-09-07
SHERIFFALTY.

a t the request Of many respectable
n friends, I offer myself to my feIlow-ci-
tizens Of Charles County candidate for the
Office of Sheriff, at the ensuing election;
trusting thatmy knowledge oltEe business will
enable me to execute the duties thereof with
justice and fidelity. Should be SO fortunate
IS to be the object Of your choice, l will en-
deavor to egince my gratitude by a lenient
and humane discharge of my duty.
John c. Reeves.
April 80 DIT awtlstOc
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-09-07
Ertract Of letter, dated
HALIFAX, August III.

I" There are now in the prisons here, near
~ one thousand Americans, and several prI-
>ateers are now coming up, prizes to diter'
mt armed vessels on this station. Three pri-
ateers arrived last night, having from IS to
50 men each Nothing will be done here with
aspect to prizes, until orders shall be recelv-
cd from Eng land"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-09-07
ALEXANDRIA.
MONDAY MORNING, September 7.

. TO sAEW
TIE VERY AGE AND BODY OF rKE TINE
HIS FORM AND PRESSURE.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-09-22

WrILI. TIE soLp, by virtue of deed of trust
w entered into BY Samuel Foster, to secure the
payment OF certain sums OF money to Taaserro
Hunter. on Thursday the 29th lay of October next
ut the Mansion House, upon the premises, fer ready
money; SO much of two Tracts Of Land, lying in
soa;h Fsrnha.D Parish aid Essex county, to wit; one
tenenaht, tract or parcel of land, containing three
hundred and twenty.rne acres and half an acre, be
tae same mure or less, being the same land which
was conveyed 10 Taiiaierro Hunter by John H. Ieae
Ar2hia his Wife, by deed dated the Goth day of A.
rril. 1897, and recorded in Essex county court, on
the 2'st day of Sept. 1Sc7And aso one other tene-
men', tract Parcel OF land, containing twenty-se-
ven acres aud quarter of AN acre, be the same more
ar less being the same land Eiei, was eonveved TO
ralisiesro iiunter by John II. Beale aud Apphia
is wife but not signed by the said Apphia) by deed
proved aud recorded in Essex county court, on the
sth day OF July, is0S, d being the same two tracts
OF land .whic, were conveyed by Taliaferro Hunter
yd Eliza Mary his wife aforementioned, to the sai,
Ssmne Foster, by deed bearing date the LIST day Of
January, 1871 shall be sufficient to pay aud salts
~ the contingent charges attending tie same, and
ray the srm OF ,h'tchundred and eigh,y-ive pounds
twelve siiinss and one penny, Virgins money, with
legal interest the same, from the first day of ia.
nua.y, 1919
Tn. c. HooMEs, .aeting trustee.
september L. wSw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-09-22

4 hESERTED from Fort Norfolk, on the 10th of
Il y july last, Moses r. Lester q soldier belonging
to Capt. H. Branchs company of Infantr,--saia Les
ter was born in amelia county, Va. % years old, S
feet i-2 inches high, fair complexion, light ewes.
brown hair, by profession farmer.
And on Friday the 2sth August, from the same
company, at Fredericksburg, Wiian, Thomas, n ma
tive OF Ireland, 81 years old, feet inches high.
fond of ardent spirits.
Whoever VIII deliver said deserters ut this post.
or confine them in any Jail, or deliver them to any
officer Of the L. S. Army, shall have reward or
Twenty Dollars, or Ten Dollars for either of them.
with reasonable charges ~
Nj. Nj. PAYNE, LIST 1t. 90 Lrfantry.
September IL. It
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-09-22

pIC!iMoND STONE wARE.-Bepiamin Du.
We Val q Son, at ths Sign Of the Golden Mortar,
itichmond. have on hand, large assortihen, Of
oiC.H!t W.4RE. OF superior quality, nanufact,l-
red in this place by q. Duval q CO., which they
VII sell at tue New-York wholesale prices.
Orders for the above or application made at their
Medicine Store, VIII be strictly attended to. ~
They hsv riio Tor sale, rs above very extensive
'soTtrnent OF Drugs, Medicines, Dye Sts, Paiais
o.is, &c, OF ges,ine quality and on moderate terms
Sept. /. wifi
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-09-22

y Informs his friends and the public ;,ehs,sy, he
has selected elegant and extensive assortment of
FASHIONABLE. GOODS in his inc, among which,
are Pearl and Jet Eai-iiings, Rings, Breast Pins,
bracelets and head ornaments, Watch Chains, Seals
& Keys, Silver Tea Sets, Table, Dessert and Tea
Spoos's. Soup and Punch Ladies, elegant Gird.e
Clasps, Rraneh and other Csnsllcstcks, Coasters,
Casters, Bread and Cake Baskets, Liquor Stands,
tumeo, Diiks, Swords, Belts, Epauiet's. &c. Sc-
NJ. @. hopes from s exertions at al ,ines to oh.
tain the most fashionable ARTICLES, to merit that
ceitiruanse of pablis patronage he has SO literally
experienced.
MayS w6m
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-09-22
August es.

oIiCE-I}y virtue Of the last Will and Tesla.
~ mcnt of John Poindexter, deceased. the sub
selber will sell to the highest bid err at Louisa court
house. the 9th November next NJ helm, con,, 40,
certain Tract of Land lying ON Cub creek, in the
aforesaid county, adjoining the lands of Mrs. Mary
Winston, Jacksona nd others, containing 400 acres
by an Old survey Thislan is of good soil, and cons
ven'enty situated. a credit of one and two YEAR
viii be gwen, the purchaser giving bonds with ap
proved security bearing interest from the date if not
punctuay paid.
JOHN p SLAUGHTER, ..9do,'y.
August H. wv,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-09-22

~
CllANCERY-in Louisa county court, August
4 10th, 1872
Charles l.. Barrel, James Bnrret and Ann Barrel.
Ae''" ; nCInaS barret' deceased, Pf.6s.
John GsmbeIl, Richard Gambell, Vincent Tam
anu susanna his wife, William Gainbe, Charlotte
Gambe, Henry 1 Gambcll Edward M f,o,ni,l e.
PoiiJ VI. Gambell, heirs of Henry :iambcl, dcceas.
cd, and William Terrell, nm
ihedeiendant William Terrell, not having enter.
ca his appearance and given security according IN
toe set Z" assembly and the rules of this court and IL
appearing % the sa5aciion oil the court that he is
no. on nhabitant o! This state, the motion Of The
p'i1ts hy their counsel, 1t is ordeYei that the de-
it"'ni William TcrTel, do appear here on the So
cGnd Monday IN November next aud answer the.
pnfts b'il, aud that copy OF this order he forth
tb Inserted ~ one Of tie newspapers printed in &
Soy o, richmond, for eight weeks sucoessi,eiy, and
published at The front door of the courthouse in th
county, on some court day.
a copy.
.WCH0L.SSL oOLvDEXTEg. =. G.
September Is. ySv
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-09-22

EN OR SkI.E---A valuable Plantation. lying Nitl'
4 two miles of tie City of Williamsburg, late tie
property Of William Russell. deceased. containing a
bout aSo acres, having on it large and convenient
new Barn and Corn house with other' baidings !;
also orchard OF choice fruit trees put out few
years past, and oil the bodest ami best springs
in the Lower Country its situation contiguous to
creek running into York Hiser, with many other adj
vantages, renders it also more yauable.-rhe Stock
of Cattle the plantation may likewise be purchas-
cd with it, and possession OF the whole given in the
month oil October next. For terms and further
particulars apply 70
ANTHONY RoBINsoN,2 Essea,o,, Of
NJ. ID, POlTiAUX, ""'' ""s'e!.
Jrlv =.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-09-22

Ohm I. MASON. ,Jr. residing in Lexingt on
% kentucky, viii raetise Law in the Federal court
for the Kentucky District. He will also undertake
agencies for nen-residents whose attention 10 their
lands in this state has become indispemsiby urgent
IN consequence of recent acts of the Legislature put
ting IN jeopardy every claim of non-rcsidents.
Lexington, Kentucky, Aug. 16. wsw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-09-22
.ALuABLE LAND FOR sA1prha s..,

VALUABLE LAND FOR sALE-Tbe Sub.
seriher wishes to sell one hundred acres of
land in the County OF Amelia, it being part Of that
valuable tract known lay the name of the Island
ford, and situated Immediately Appomattox ri
ver This land is very productive, which added to
its conhguity to navigable water renders il desra
BILE object to farmers. About forty acres of this
land is as yet uneeared and very heavily timbered
Any person wishing tc purchase may know the
terms oy applying to the subscriber living in the up
per end OF Amelia, near Painsye.
August es. wsw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-09-22

GN Monday the ia,h of October, if fair, if not the
, next fair day. in Urbanna, viii sell at auction,
for cash, severaihundred acres Of Dragon Swamp.
hell mbercd late the property oil Ralph Torrneley.
dec'd.-t will he sod in Lots, suit the convent.
cnre OF purchasers.
/ viii also sci, at the time fer cash. va.un-
bic Meadow, adjoining Rich Neck & Timber Meek.
JOHN TAYLOR IONiAX,
.9ctiay trustee Of Ralph HorA,,e!ey, dec'd.
August Ia. I. wtis
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-09-22
(BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF
MARYLAND.)
SCNEME OF THE
September IL.

as aSs B Baafa Not '1s r Gaef' to $4,000
a5ooo tickets at Ten Dollars each $3.50 Oou
CASH PRIZES
Subject to deduction of fifteen per cent.
'bfdtfoHaTy prizes as follow:
Firas drawn ticket entitled to 5000
,,,. 5000 5000 blanks Sic each
do Ticket after the COCO blanks Ssooo
Flrst drawn ticket on the 18th aud until the e5t
dsy S5OOeach
oE DO S5th to SSh szsGpting te 100 Tickets
The sad ten prizes 20 consist of The numbers from
TO 1000 inclusive, each hundred of the said 1000 to
ne ono prize the first drawn hunGred or lowest NUM-
Der to, the 25tb day, and regularly ascending to
the G5th.
First drawn ticket on the s5th $4,000
10. 56th TO ltst 900
Do. 4fft to 50th inclusive 1000
80. SSH day sODn0
Ihe priSc bo5&a to consisf of .Na,. n f00o
The oIIect contemplated to be acconDsled Nv
the above scheme, is eBinently entitled 20 the Cavr-
ami patronage Of the citizens of Baltimore. The es-
ta5iHhment ot Medical College vii unquestionabIy
nave beneficial influence or Che general lfcrsrg
character Of our citY-on it perhaps NAV lie hcreaf
Yer ehgraited the other Cole ges, and tho an unycr
City he constituted.
IT viii however give ether important advantages
it wiz promote spirit Of investigation in the IA
Guilty 1t VII induce ycang men of talents to c5tabish
Themselves in city, and thereby permanenfl. se
cure 20 this community the hest aid tat can be as-
'Oi"'u " thS inONhctt pTOItSSOn. IL NAV also be
proper to remark, that If this school should proopet
asi anticipated will large to be cxpend
ed annually in this city, Which would otherwise h,
disbursed in ether places.
We presume that those gentlemen who are anxi.
GUS for the advancement Of the interests of Balti-
more, will give us their support ON the above consi
derations
To thoss who are inclined TO profit themselves at
the same time that they encourage us--we conf
IDENTITY sly, that scheme of lottery 50 SPLENDID or
promising rs the above, has been offered in this
country
THE MEDICAL COLLEGE LOTTERY.
is now drawing in the city Of Ealtimorc-Alltbe
nigh PRIZES still in the wheel
Present price Of Tickets, Sii so, but will soon
advance.
Applications for Tickets from distant places (posf
paid inclosing tlc cash. addressed 10 ether Of the
subscribers, at ticiT reeFcct'e Lottery Offices in
Baltimore. viii be Immediately attended to-
KESRNY WIt3ETOE, S6utl.s'
PHILIP ". NiCS!iN. No. 9O2, Market.st
j. L. COHEN, JUN. M,dieal College LOTTERY
Oiies, No no. .iarket.st.
N. .. slips Of each ddy's draUigg arc regularly
published aa1 viii he forwarded TO ihoso WHO may
apply.
Baltimore, JAY 7. oawtlaOct.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-09-22

NIRG1NIA-At Rules holden in the C,Ierj,,s or
Y fee OF tie Superior Court of Chancery for the
Richmond District, the iith day Of July, tsio-
Charles l.. Carter, silm'r. with The will annexed
vi "'hanl i ~ ior' dec'd. PitI.
Colin Ross and James Ross, mfr.
The defendant Colin Ross, not having entered his
appearance and given sccurit} aceorrng 10 die net
OF assembly and TIE rue5 Of this court, and il ap-
Fearing ~ satisfactory evidence that ne is not an IN
hhbiiant of this country II is oyGsrcY. That the
said defendant do appear here the first day of the
next term and answer the bill Of the plaintiff; aud
that copy Of this order he forthwith inserted IN
some newspaper published in the city of Richmond,
or Two months excessively, and posted at the front
door Of the Capitol, In the said city.
a copy. Teste,
September 10. se,gr
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-09-22

ri Office TO CO0PERs-persons dispo.ed ~
- contract Tor The delivery, Oh or before tho fsf
November next, Of three 70 fur hundred l,yrsls
made 81 wen seasoned heat o. white OAK, foil Locn.
- 80, W." P'ea's To apply TO Brown and Rives Of
River. ~" "'''iS'
August 81. s..
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-09-22

NIRGlNiA--.tt Rnle, holden in the Clerks OF
= flee of the Superior court of Chsncery for the
Richmond district, the lit, day OF July, 1875
augustine Smith, PiG
Ah!ridge Games, administrator of James Wright,
who was executor Of jeremiah Darnall Joseph OAR
nan, William Russell and Mary his wife, James Sin
ciar and Margaret his wife, Caty Darnall and OAR
signed his guardian Defs
The defendant Joseph Darnall, not having entered
ms appearance and given security according to the
act OF assembly and the rules OF this court and it ap
pearh by satisfactory evidence, that nc is not an in
hahtant OF this coaatry-It is ordered, That the
SAID defendant do appear here the first day of the
next term and answer the bill of the plaintiff; and
that copy OF this oirlcr be forthwith ipoerted in
some newspaper Published in the CITY of Richmond
for two months successfully, and posted at the front
door OF the Capitol, in the said city.
copy. Teste,
WIN. w. HENING, c. c.
September Is w3w
An CHANCERY-In Goochland county cour,
q July Goth, 1919.
William Crouch and Sarah his wife, in their own
right and in right of their children Edward, John,
Nancy, Richard, Susanna, William and Miner,
Piys.
Jesse Bailey, ~ Diff
This day came the plaintiffs by their attorney: and
the defendant not having entered his appearance s.
gwen security according to the of assembly and
.he rules ot this court, and it appearing to the salts
faction of the court that he is not an inhsbtant Of
this state; on motion of the plaintiffs by their
attorney, III ordered, That the said Defendant
do appear here on the third Monday in Novem-
her next, and the PLAINTIFF bill, and that
copy of this order be forthwith published in
some public newspaper printed in the city of Rich
mond for two months successfully, and that another
copy be posted at the front door of the cour-house
of this county.
A copy. Teste,
: WIN. MILLER, C. C. c.
September /. WV
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-09-22

' Vie subscriber, Keeper of tie Pcnitentiar,. ;s
q authorised by the Executive to sell the manu-
iac'ures made by the prisoners, which consist of va
iiouS articles manufactured from Leather, Iron,
mp Cotton tSe -'mong them are, about 50 pair
Of Boots, and between 1900 and 5000 nail, IF Shoe
assorted IA boxes. Great bargains may be had in
these latter articles by applying at the Pententiary,
at any time between this and the 2U.h Of October
next at which time they will be sold at auction at
eun"c once o. Messrs. moneurc, Robinson 8.
PIeasants, on credit of sixty days for NEGOTIABLE
notes on the Virginia Bunk; raw materials will be
received in barter for any manufactures Customers
Tor weaving, Shocmakng, 60. desired % apply.
pay Tor, and receive tteir work. Orders (ron, ~
country Tor furnishing negroes and others, viii be
attended 20. VIZ. CAMPBELL, .q2cff
WV fW Reepsr ofthe Pent.stiayr.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-09-22
September IS.


SlRGtNlA--ln Halifax county court, I'm Chan.
V Gerry. oath August, 1872
'ohn Maddox, Plaintiff:
George Maddox, Johr Echoles infan, son of Jeremi.
ah Ecboles, deed, Abraham Echoles David Echoles.
Moses Eehoes, Obadiah Echoles, Digiscia Eclolcs
Joseph Eeholss. Rebecca Echoies, Sally Bcholes'
BAILEY Street and Polly his wife, Elijah Lacy & Ia
b'tha his wife, aud Joseph Echoes s. Rhota ECHOES.
'n,s"is under the age otweny -one years which said
Abraham, David, BIoses, Obadiah, DrusciIa, Rebec
ca. Sally, Polly, Tabitha, Joseph and Rhoda, are
children, heirs and legal representatives of the said
'o ",eip ,cho,es' decd Defendants.
he defendants John Echoles, Abraham Echslos.
obada, EehoIes and Rebecca Ecloles, not hayiup
entered their appearance and given security accord,
ing TO the act OF assembly and e rules of this court
ana appearing to the satisfaction of the cour, that
they are not inhabitants of this commonwealth on
motpn ct the plaintiff by his counsel, h is ordered,
mat the last mentioned defendants do appear here
on the ioarth Monday in November next and answer
ihe oi oil the plaintiff, and that copy of this order
De forthwith inserted in one of the newspapers pub
hsied in the city of Richmond, for eight weeks sue
Sessveiy and poste, at the front door of the court
house OF the said county.
= copy. Teste
SAMUEL WILLIAMS, D. C. II. c.
September IS. w.