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! En- criANCERY.-'n PoShatan coun.. s,irt, A.
s pril the t.th, 1919,
William Hickman, Plaintiff.

& prii the t.th, 1919,
William Hickman, Plaintiff.
..2yai1st
Joseph McLaurine, administrator with the WIN
Annexed of William Mayo, deceased, who was a,iri-
nistratur OF Thomas 4. Swami, deceased, D;.uiei
MAYO, John WOo'isori, attorney in fact tor Samuel
Alien and judith his wife, iorme ~ judith Swami,
John Thompson Swami, Whitman Swami aud Eliza
beth Ronald SWAIN, i,is children and d,striLute,,s
judith, their mother and guardian, Jannett :. gon
administrators with the VIA annexed of seth Ligon
deceased, Brett Randolph aud John tison and James
PondeNter, trustees FOR the bcucft OF the SAID Seth
Lyon and Brett Rrandoph, eEetendonrs.
This day came the plaintiff 10y William ). Archer,
esquire, his attorney, and the defendants Samuel Al
len, John Thompson Swami, William Swami, and Il
IZabeth Ronald Swami, not having catered their sl-
pearance and given security, according 10 the Act
OF Assembly and the rules ot this court and it APP
pearing to the satisfaction of the that they are
not inhabitants OF this state the motion OF the
said plaintiff by his attorney aforesaid, it is dccreed
aud ordered by the court that the said defendants
Samuel Alien, and john Thompson, mann, " .liian
Swami, and Elizabeth Ronald Swami; or in the
room Of; the three last, the said Samuel Alleu and
Judith his wife, formerly Judith SWAIN. mother and
guardian Oi the said John Thompson, William, md
Elizabeth Ronald Swami, do gppear here or be.
fore the third Wednesday in July next, and answer
the PLAINTIFFS bill and That copy this order be
forthw inserted in public wspaper riiaed
IN the city OF Rc!imond for two months successive
y, and that another copy be posted up the doo,
of TIE courthouse of this county, two successive
court days, previous to the said third Wednesday in
July next
Wm s. DANCE, d. C.
Nav % wSw
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MESSAGE.

TO the Senate and House Of Retresenta-
hiVes ofthe United States.
? transmit, for the information of Con-
gress, copies of letters which have passed
Between the Secretary of State and the En-
voy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipo-
Tertiary of Great Britain.
JAMES MADISON.
June 18th, 1912.
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A FEW Genteel Boarders can get accominoda.
Y ton in private family convenient to the scene
OF business, at 80 pounds for breakfast, s. diniugSS 60
pounds including lodging apply at the Office Of the
Enquirer.
June 2. Is
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10 heceIved and for sale by Edward Hallam,
90 first door above the Eagle Tavern, Richmond-
Fresh Imperial, Gun-Powter, Young Tyson, and
Souehong Teas.
Double Refined and Peningtos's LeybPd Loaf Su.
gar.
Superior quality Old Port Wine.
COgpac Brandy.
Pine Apple Cheese and Alcs'a. Crackers
Spcrmaeeti Candles.
Ground Plaster of Paris.
\ few Crates Liverpool Ware.
april 10. 1awtf
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THE MEDICAL COLLEGE LOTTERY.


THE MEDICAL COLLEGE LOTTERY.
IN WHICH ARE
TWO PRIZES or FIFTY TWoUS.f.E.E,
DOLL.ARS
VIII commence drawing Oh the Ilth of June nexta
waen The FIRST drawn ticket will entitle the hoi,ey
to FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
The subscribers have for sale a number Of the,
TICKETS, which they offer at present aE the orr
snal price of TEN u oILAzs; the Opportunity thus
presented OF purchasing chance for fortune at She.
loqoeSt rate should not be neelrctcd-as the nrice OF
Tickets viii certainly he raised on the Cd Monday OF
next month Applications from distant places ~ let
ter, post paid. &incosng the cash. viii be immediate
E attended to by either Of the subscribers at thei-
Lottery Offices in Baltimore.
kEARNY WHARTON.
PHILIP II NICKLIN,
j. L. COHEN, Jun'r.
baltimore, March "a 2awt1stOct.
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2gdiHst


Samuel Bennett, executor of Richard Bennett,
deed. Richard Bennett, Fisher Bennett, Anne Rice,
John Gillian and Elizabeth his wife, who Eliza
beth Bennett, Defts.
The Defendants Richard Bennett, Fisher Bennett,
and JOHN Gillian * Elizabeth his wife, not having
entered their appearance and given security
ding to the Act of Assembly and the Rules OF this
court, and tappearng by satisfactory evidence, that
they not inhabitants of this countryit is order
cd That the said defendants do appear here on the
thirteth day oil the and the bin OF
the plaintiffs and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper published in the
posted at the front door CT the Capitol in the said
city.
A copy. Teste,
WV. w. I1ENING, c. c.
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MAY %.

NIRGINIA-At Rules holden in the Clerks Of
Y fec of the Superior Court of Chanccry for the
Richmond district, the 2d day of May leI2
John Hargrove and Jane his wife, and Jeuima BY
ers, Mud Mary Bycrs, which sail Jane, Jemma, and
Mary are daughters OF James Byers, and Mary his
wife, who was Mary Bennett, daughter OF Rich
ard Bennett, late OF King William county, deed.
~
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(ry AUTHORITY or TIFF STATE ON
MARYLAND)

$1,000 tickets at Ter Dollars each $3.50. aoe
CASH PRIZES
Subject to deduction OF fifteen per cent.
-. Stdt'o.9'y priSeS as follow:
~. 5000 blanks INKS y SIC each ''
lbe noNt 1000 ,lo. Is
do Ticket after the Ct.yO blanks (soe0
FIRST drawn ticket on the 18th aud until the 25th
day $500 each
Tickets a c ss's to sssh SSaSeP"s 100 Tickets
The sad ten prizes consist of the numbers from
to 1000 inclusive each Hundred OF the said 1900 "a
be on prize, the first drawn hundred Or lowest iiurn
Der for the 25th day. and SO rccul,ri,Y ,sc,nln,
the 35th. =
First drawn ticket o- the ssth $1,000
Do. 3Gtli to 4Ist 500
Do. -iIst to seth inclusive 100
Do. S5th day 10000
HE prize 6ooks to consist Of Nos a 1000.
The object contemplated he accomplished by
the above scheme, is eminently entitled the iayes
and patronage % .he citizens of Baltimore. he g.
Enlistment of 4 Medical College viii unouestionahly
have beneficial influence on the general literary
character OF our cty-on it perhaps may be hereai-
ter ensratted the other Colleges and thus univer-
stv be constituted. 80 .....
IL will however give other important advantages
1t will promote spirit of investigation in the f-
Guilty. 1t will induce young Of talents to establish.
themselves in our city,, and thereby permanently Sc
cure to this community Che Beet aid tha. can be af
forded by the medical profession. Il n,:y also ba
proper to remark, that If this eiea, sl 5uld p,sper
as is anticipated it will cause large sums TO be expend-
Ell annually in this city; which would Otherwise be
disbursed in other plscess. :. ~
We presume that those gentlemen wlfo are anxi<
Gus FOR the advancement Of the interests of Bs!ti-
more, VIII give us ther support on the above consi
deIations. .".
10 those who arc inclined to profit themselves aa
the same time that they Encourage us--we conf
den! say, that no scheme of lottery splendid CT
promising as the above, has been offered in thi.
country
OF The commissioners having already contracted
ior the sale OF sufficient number of Tickets TO au-
aoi'ze them m liking the earliest day for drawings
that the me necessary for making Preparations viii
admit,
49," GITE NOTICE,
1 hat the drawing of the Medical College Lottery
wall commence on the I'm day Of Jrne neet. -
iiChEIS may be had by application to the Ma.
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John b. Davidgs
James Moslber
John Comegys
Robert Cary Long
B. ii. Mnail,in
y. 4. Snith
Hall Harrison
w. III. Ciendinen
Fielding Lucas, Jun.
William Gwynn
David Hoiiim~
Samuel Baker
James Cooke
Jonathan Meredith
Jeremiah Sullivan
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Washington, June IA, 1912.
SIR--I have the honor to acknowledged
the receipt of your letter of the 18Th in
slant.
1t is really quite painful to me to per-
ceive, that Notwithstanding the length OF
the discussions which have taken place be-
tweenu us, misapprehensionsh have again ar-
sen respecting some of the most important
features IN the question at issue between
the two countries, which Misrepresentation
perhaps, proceeding from my not express
ing myself sufficiently clearly in my note of
the 10Th instant, in relation TO one Of those
questions, Ii IS absolutely necessary should
be done away.
beg leave again to state to you, sir, that
it is not the operation Of the French DEGREES
upon the British trade with the enemies Of
Great-BritaiD, that has ever formed a
subject of discussion between us, and that it
is the operation of those DEGREES upon G..
Britain, through neutral commerce only.
which has really been the point at issue
Had America resisted the effect os those
DEGREES in their full extent upon hcr neu-
trail rights, we should never have had a
difference upon the subject but while
French Crulzcrs continued TO capture her
ships under their operation, she seems to
have been satisfied if those ships were re-
leased by special imperial mandates, issued
as the occasion arose and she has chosen
to call municipal an unexampled assumpti-
on OF authority by France in countries not
under French Jurisdiction, and expressly
invaded for tie purpose Of preventing their
trade wish England upon principles di-
rectly applicable to, if they could be cnfor-
ced against, America.
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Gas rrael;eable to pas. " keepns slo.e ia to u

It vas rrsct;eabis to pass ~ keeping close ia to u
western shore. 49, ~ -,
From what Ihad seen and heard was deferred
from proceeding iu,ticrand nearly gave ANA, Mat
property had-----On my return bv land VI, tho
fright si!e Of the Rner,i iand tue surface OF the
'carth for 10 or II miles cracked in humbcress pia-
ccs, running in different direetio.s----sonc I'll
which were bridscd and some filled up with logs to
make them pasAsbe Others were so wide that th.,
were Obliged TO be snrrounded---in some CT those
| cracks the earth sunk ON side from the level
to the distance OF five feet, and from one to feet
there MAS water n Host OF them. Above this the
cracks were hot SO nurIerous Ter so sreat---DU,
the inhabitants s, generally left their DIV e;iings &:
! gone to the higher grounds. 80 4
Nothing appeared to have issued from the cracks
but wherever there WAS sand and stoI,e coal they
rem toliave been u,rownup from holes---in most
OF those which varied in size there Was water stand
ing---In the town OF New Madrid there were tu,l,
but neither of them had vented stone or sand the
size ct them in diameter varied from twelve to fifty
fleet, and III depu, from TO 10 feet, from the sur
face to the water. Ii travelling out from New Mn
drid those holes were very frequent, and were 4
be seen in different places, high fort assac o.,
the Ohio. $3.50 - VI go : =
MATTHIAS NJ. SPEED.
Jefferson County,
| March I'd 1879. N
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March II.

A DyERTlSENiEN'r.-F~ sale, nv PL.fN.
n .J.7iIo.N, IN the county IF Lancaster, con
tainisS 500 acres of Lard, beautifully situcted-
commencing an extensive viesp 81 the Chesapeake
fsh,. oysters and wiid f5Svt-7he improvements
CONSIST q good tsro story azreling-hou.e, n good
kitchen, stdole ana otter or houses II conSiae.
ra5te part ef this Ldnd Is sell coSercd Win Rooa
a.aiea to the cnitaye If Corn, heat ard Oats-G :
The purchaser ssap have The byioiisge of seeding
STRAIT gram the ensuing .faif-fay,,seafs ssiY Is
made easy, dnd oossessi0a givsn the ,st of Jaud.
~, 1915 for farther particulars apply to the SID.
scyiber ficisg on the PREMISES.
RICHARD BEPRy.nqN: {
Lancaster County, :,
Jdruary 25, 1912. g1srIo,..
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NJ OTICE.-By virtue Of n deed of trrss. execute
TO the suhscsiter By w i.i.in Net. i,.s, Of Kiis
William county, the tsen,ynrh ,'sy OF Fe5iusr,
1871 to secure tho payment 6f debt due 10 Will,-
am Oion"s, aud recorded in ,l.e county court OF
!>mg W ili'ais, WI. be sold at Aing William court.
house, to tue highest bidder, tor ready money. GA
Monay the 9Th day OF tpr next tl,st bei..y eour,
day, Tract OF is,d lying Mat,apony river, sosi
t'nniug by ssination one hundred and thr, five
erss DC the sane more or less To satisfy the deb,
storcssid, with interest and cost attending the sa,I
sse The Subscriber win convey to tie purchaser,
the title vested in linn rs trustee. "a
BERNARD LISSCoMB. Trustee.
King William cous.ty, March 3. wSw 4.
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Notwithstanding, as socn as practi-
X cable, to have mail settlement with
f. Rootes, esq. executor Of my late partner. John
Prosser, 'iecdThis is, for the last time to request
most earnestly, any and every person, who may have
eiam or claims against the late firm of Prusser &c
Moncure, or the Surviving partner of the said late
frm, to make known the samc to tie subscriber i,a
the city OF lSchinond at the vcnduc Office of Mon
cure, Robinson * Peasants on or before the ST day
of April Sl2, in ORDER, ii just, that full payment may
be made thcrcot-And ali those indebted to tic late
firm OF Prosser & Moncurc, the surviving partner
OF the said late firm, hereby Informed, that suits
wall indisciimiuacly be instituted against such othcm
rs do not make li payment BY tile list Jan. 1879, as
longer indulgence cannot be given.
This notice viii be plead in bar % any and every
claim, which after the first day Of APRIL 1879, may
be brought forward, up against the late firm OF
Prosser and Moncurc, the surviving partns there
of. WIN. MONCJ Sfs,
Surviving partner Of the late .,sy,n of
ProSser 81 .3foncure.
November %. 1amtistA
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March 81.

" IRGlNiA--At Superior Court of ci,ancery.
holden at the Capitol, in the City of Richmond,
the 18Th day of February 1872,
Watkins Dupuy and Elizabeth his wife, Pits.
.ds.nast
Cary Smith admo'r and dstlibutee of Oswald
smith dec, Oswald Smith the younger, JOSEPH,
s l,,., AND az lanes s,':!',i, Dsffs.
! he Defendant Oswald Smith not having entered
is appearance and given security sccor,lins to the
Act OF Assembly and the Rules OF this Court and
itappearns TO the Satisfaction OF the Court that
he IS not an inlabitsnt Of this corntry-on motion
ofhe Plaintiffs by their Counsel, Its ordered That
the sad Dcfendantdo appear here the first day
OF the next term and answer the Bill of the Plain
ta and that copy OF tits order be forthwith in
serted in Newspaper published in tie CITY of
Rehniond, for two ,aontls sueressively and nosted
at the front door OF the Capitol, in the said City.
A copy. Teste,
March 81. S rsu,
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To life and being spring at his ssenMand

Touch'i by that plastic hand, this human dust,
These crumbliny bones, rennoudstl, shall arise !;
The ample sepuichre resign its t,,st,
And yield to life the death-dcyoted prize.
Let not presumption vainly here enquire
The awful secr~. hid from mortal ken -
What doom awaits these victims of the fire.
When that dread day shall seal the tates Of men.
Let Him decide, whose pow'r rrodus',i the world,
Whose righteous sceptre sways the world no
made 4st
On whose eternal banner wide nnsurl'd, ~
Sweet .llercy, awful Jaasn,e0t, stand display u.
Struck with the view, the conscious Muse forbears
To touch the right of natures sovereign Lord;
Yet hnmb!y claims, (~th sympathizing tears,
- Towake, with trembling hand, the warning cord.
Shall God in terror rouse slumb'rine land.
And guilty man in vain receive the blow
Nor humbiy bow beneath his righteous hand, 81
Nor hnmbt seek his righteous will to know
Ihet yuiI woultlst thou, o guilty man, attain -
behold the volume sent hs love divine!
Retire and ssarch--nor feAr to search in vain.
Where Visions brightest beams in mercy
shine.
Go, look to Him Who sent the word of love;
Go, learn OF Hin who came the lost to save,
Believe, and fn3your load of guilt remove;
Believe, andiook with triurph on the grave (s)
And when NC mighty Sersph shall apply
His AaYfhg torch to Natures fun'fal pyrc,-
To heavily bliss ON wings of rapture fly,
And!eavc, un1uept, this earthly GLOBE Oh fire.
& (O hfiltDn's Par. Lost ~Fe
~" Where We're ye, Nymphs, when the re
~ morseless deep t-ef f777
IS Closd DER the head Of your lov'd Lyeidss %
.sGlfon's' Lycidas
(s) " Believe, s. look with triumph on the tomb.
Young
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"a IHGINIA-At Rules holden in the Clerks or.
hee OF the Superior Court of Ci,ancery for the
Richmond District, the "a day of Starch fsi2
Nicholas Scbcrer, Samuel Sclerer Abraham Cow
ley, and Archibald Robertson and Hannah lbs wife,
late Hannah Schcrcr, Iktfs.
against
Francis Howard and ANDREW Stevenson, Defts.
The Defendant r. Howard not l,sv no en;erld lie
appearance aud gwen security according to the Act
OF Assembly and the Rules OF this C0urt, and IL ap.
pearing BY satisfactory evidence, that le is dot an IN
habitsnt OF this couutry--It is ordered, That the
ssd Defendant 90 appear here on the first day Of
tise next term and the bill of the plaintiffs ;
and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted
IN some newspaper published in the City Of Rich
mond for two months successfully aud posted al The
front door OF The Capitol, in the said CITY.
A cory Teste,
Wa. w HENING C. c.
s!efsh ~. vsv
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March 81.

y HsWENTY DOLLARS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Il last October, from the estate Of rhos. Bernard
esq Oh king-Seorse county, my who calls him
sell GEORGE GRtY--be is about co years of age,
. ieeto or inches high, rather slender and active
OF person, and OF the ordinary coioui-hc had been
brought home from the last Fredericksburg, races
u coped the same night again, carrying with him
blanket and other clothes, since which tim lac has
peeh seen IN and about Fredericksburg, and imposed
himself as free man---he was raised in the family
OF Doct Bolts, OF Petersburg, and sold to me by Ro-
bert Spotswood, esq. when living in Cupcper coun-
y-he is an artfui and ingenisus fellow, ard being
my bsdy servant for years. has many acquaint-
ances-no marks recollected, hut that he has scar
somewhere either on his face about lis eyes, also
does not stand straight OF ls Icgs TIE effect
OF a fracture received when young. i shall give the
above reward to any person who viii deliver him
me, or secure him in Jail, SO that get him aeair.
NJ. ROWAN. 4
King George county,
March ". v:,rn
Il. 5. lie is lurking either in Fredcricksburg PEI
tcrsburg, or Richmond, somewhere along the
liappahannock River.
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Niarcl, G.

al AIRY b. GAINES, Respectfully info,ma his
kA friends aud the public in general that h. has
gotten tae Smiths lately employed by MIR. Henley
woodward IN forging farmers utensils &c These.
added 20 the Two Forgers he has previously kent in
opeFauon. VIII enable him TO do all kinds OF lion
WORK, suitable to the of farmers, with faithful
ness and Dispatch Carey iioughs every necessary
SIZE VIII be Kept constantly on Land.
lie also bess leave to inform the public, that I,ay
ins increased the number of his Woodwork men, he
IS leso'ei 70 prosecute the Contemplating business
upon an extensive plan. Any employment in thar
Inc Of business viii be at all times faithfully executed
and thankfully acknowledged. es< I
Tarpahannock, Jan. so -, Wan,
a. - Cash VIII be given, for large Quantity Of
Wide Poplar Plank, by H. B. &.
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Ga q ll.LlNEieY g AlANTUA-MAKING.-
1f1 SouthSate, Aliiiiner s Mantu,- Maker in the
storelsteiy occupied by Aubin Iaforet as GROCERY.
a,d opposite tat OF Robert Nelson & Co., T. street.
ifehhond, is tsnkfni for the encouragement which
has beenawarded to her exertions since she com.
n.enced business, and respectfully informs the ladies'
Of Richmond and its vicinity, that She has inst omen
ed choice assortment of Fashionable .Iiilinery-
and having made arrangements with house at New
York for regular supply of the sanie together tn
the prevailing fashions there, she henceiorth holds
herself able to furnish her friends with whatever they
may want an her inc, on the most unexeeptionabi.,
terms; and to make dresses according to the newest
fashions, such as May be handed to her for i,nita
tom Ia The best manner, and the shortest notice
Jan n. wifi
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ElRGlNIA-At a Superior Court of Chanccry.
holden at the Capitol, in the City OF Riehmond.
the 18th day of February, 1879, ~.
mildred Jet a feme covert and James Jctt and
Bcnjainin PendIeton Jett. infants under the ace OF
twcaty-one years, by Charles Tut their next friend,
- Pl}s.
john Jet ~ his own right, and executor of Ro-
bert yett decd, Brchett ID. Jett, and John Shacke-
ford, DeG.
The defendant Birchctt d. Jet, not having cnter-
Ell his appearance and given security according to
The act OF assembly and the rules of this court, and it
appearing TO the satisfaction of the court that he is
not an inha,tant of this countryon motion Of the
paintifis by their counsel, it is ordered, That the
SAID defendant do appear here the first day of the
next term and answer the bill Of the Plaintiffs ana,
that COPY oil this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in tie city of Rbmon,I,
tor two months successfully! and posted at tie cro,
door OF the Capitol, in the said city.
copy. Teste,
VIM. w. IlENING, c. c.
(; warren ~ wSw
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Tb7lE subscribers return their thanks TO t,,ose who
a have encouraged the IN as Commission Merchants.
and take this method of informing teir friends and
the public, that they have made AN arrangement for
the reception OF Produce in large Fire Proof Iurn
ber-house, the Basin. The strictest attention
viii be paid to the interest of those who nav favor
US with consignInents.
JOHN l.. THOMAS,
NOaBORNE X. THOMAS,
March 90. ~
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stSeR SALE---lMy PLANTATION on Finnie
BY late survey, $40 acres, about 500 of which, has
9sep eealed-the balance is finely tiinbcrc and IS
the best Tract OF Tobacco Land that is within nv
knowledge. ft ' ~
ms land was purchased of the Execu'rix of Bait
lsnes deceased, and adioins the lands of Mr. S,ot
late s:enl. kenpon's,) VIM. Hunts Warstafrf's.
susseYs and Mrs Hosans, aud will be sbewn AT any
time BY Nr. Hunt, and the terms made known by
ffi,'cal,ph TO j. NELSON. :
Hesklenburg, March e. ~ w,f
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| " lRGINIA-At Rules holden in the Clerks or
" ice OF the Superior Court of Chance,y for the
Richmond District, the Cd day of Marcl,ISi2
Farqu!ear Mckenzie, Duncan Nic'Kenzie Cath
arine Nc Kenzie, John Chisholm, and William CHS
holm. Iyy/tG; .
Against
Nathaniel .Sneson admir- Of the goods cI.atses
and credits wlrchwere Of John Mc'Kenzie. dec
and Donald Mckenzie, John MCKENZIE, William
Mckenzie, JoLn Mc'Rac, and Mary his wife, who
was formerly Mary ns'kenzic, and AieS.nd,,.
Chisholm, Alexander Chisholm, Jun Archibald
Chisholm and Donald Chisholm. Osf;g
The Defendants Donald Mckenzie. John Mo-.
kenzic, Wfn.Mlsenzie. John APRae s. Mary his vic
Alexr.Ch'si,olm Aicx'r. Chisholm, Aresld CHS
holm and Donald Chisholm, net having entered tei,.
appearance and given security according 10 ne Art
OF Assembly aud the Rules OF this Court and il an
pearngby satisfactory evidence, that tley are not
Inhabitants Oi this counyIt is ordered J'Ist ti,,.
sad Defendants do appear here on the FIRST day of
tie next term aud answer cbc bill of the plaintiffs
and that copy ortis order be forthwith inscrted IN
some newspaper published in tle City of Richmond.
for two months successfully and posted at The font
door OF the Capitol in the SAID City.
\ copy. Tcste,
WIN. w. HENING. c.
-iA'ch 10 rf. wSw