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ENTITY DOLLARS EwA1p.-W Was s,o,s,, ont

ENTITY DOLLARS REWA2D--Was stolen. ouf
a OF Wagon on the night of the Oh or iolhi
INST. about ID miles s"om Richmond on the I,vneh-l
burg road, not tar from the Coal Mines, Tfunk
of Merchandise.
The contents as follow-A quantity Of Catguf
piece OF silk Moeskiu, several pieces Of black In
da SAX Mantua, do dozen Of Cashmere Shawls do
slack SILK do, do do handkerchief, do Black
Crepe. Black and white Six Wells, Twis, s. Love
China Satin and Mantua Rbbonds, GaIioon on,
SILK Buttons. The quantity Of each article no; .xar
" known the trunk \ feet over marked ON TN
Dottom DAVID and William Kyle, Lynehburg, care
WIZ be given 70 any person who win hnd the trunk
and deliver IL with its contents. either to mir n .
Gamble, William Patterson, Richmond. or nav;d
q VIM Kyle, the owners in Iynchburg or sui
table reward to any person who can siye proper
clue which viii lead to discovery.
Richmond. Nov IS, 1919 .,
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FnyHE VIRGINIA INN-On the cross stroe.
5 leading to the Governors, formerly kept b,
'iehard Crouch Is nov opsned for the accommo
dation of traveliers-A few i3oarders will bc taI H
by 'h- year on reasonable terms, in addition Il
those now engaged, and ten or twelve DELEGATES 4,
the ensuing Assembly viii find accommot atioI S.
Every eXertion to give satisfaction 10 promised by
~ BENZ. MOSBY
november H. 1t
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NOTICE.

4 hereby forwarn all persons from taking an assign
ID ment on bond executed BY me with David Pat.
,cSon, my security, TO Thomas Garter Of Bueking-
nam, Tor the sum OF ninety two pounds and payable
the 25th day of December, is1s-which bond u,as
executed for the purchase fthe said Carters nd.
and which am determined not to pay, for reasons
hereafter to be given.
JOHN L.AB.4RRLqTRE
Chesterfield, 27th Nov or
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November ~.

He BLANKETS, COTT0NS xo-For asle on nc
commencing terms the following articles viz
R0seN Duffie Blankets, G.. & Bre,thwa;t,. Cor.
tons, German and Blistered Steel, 8 * 10 py. Nails.
Apply to
WIN BROWN, & CT.
November 27 e
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LoRisiand Congressional Election.
he fol. owing is the result Of the returns from
different counties in the state.
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E(RESH CLOVER sEED-l4 Tierces tbis dax
n received-for sale by
Nov 81. o.
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EF fEkSON'S MANUAL of Parliamentary
CD Practice-sccond edition. with the last ad;,;n
OF OF the author Price 81 25 cents for sale at the
Nov. o.. a,
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November 81.

'S'o BE Sold, at Orange courthouse, on Frida
n the 18TH day OF December next, If far, if no
thc next fair day, at public auction, fifty ikely ne
gro Slaves, belonging to the estate of DR. John vii
hs, deceased, consisting of men, women and children
snu having amongst them boys and girls, and one,
not two, carpenters. The sale Of the above slave.
will be continued from day to dav, Till they are sold.
and will be upon credit of sixteen months, urop
the purchasers giving bond, to bear interest rom
the date IT not punctuay paid, with security To- hi,
approved by the subscribers. and will be made IT, f.,
miles. except where the children are of ten wears q.
o orr
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Debate in the III. of r. Saturday last on the
army bill, Of the NEST acrimonious and iapassi
oAed which we have for long time seen.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-08-10

The MAJOR Generals and other Of.
hcers Of the local DiviGcns " IT,
Militia, from which any part Of the
fad Battalion may be drawn, will az.
ford their aid in completing the Com
panies. and will fee that the men are
armed and equipped as the law di.
re1s
The Commander in Chief expects
that this order will be obeyed By his
fellow citizens Of the draughted Nil.
tia, with promptitude, and when
marching to the place Of their deftin.
alton, as we'll as afterwards, that thew
will preferve good order, and render
due obedience to the commands of
their officers. He would remind
them that they are not only called
forth to defend the frontier againRa !.
ny invafon Of foreign enemy, ~,
TO prevent the depredations Of any
lawlefs banditti who may be difpolcd
to rob and plumber, whether they Be.
long TO our own Territories or thoi,
of the enemy. Although war Is de.
clared between the United States and
Great Britain, it is to be carried on
only by the order Of the government.
Il is the duty Of the Inhabitants Of The
towns and villages borderi on the
Britiih line, to endtavCur III -epel AZ
ny invahon of our own Territories;
but they have no right TO make incur.
Il MS into the Territories of ne enc
my Lawlefs plunderers, el,ler BY
fea or land, and as well in me Of
war as of peace, are pirate rob.
bers, and their depreciation ouph
as far as may be, to be preveatsa d
Punifhed they only occaGcr ditTeG
and miGary to the expoied inhabitants,
and have no tendency to produces IN
equitable peace, which is ths only
juti6able object of war.
The Officers will be careful t1 in-
culcate upon their men the nec1dity
of dilcipline, and a facred regard to
the rights Of their fellow citizens.
The folders of free government
ihould view with adherence, any al.
tempt to afTume power by the ufe Of
the fword, or to invade the rights Of
thofe whom it is their duty to pro-
te4.
By order IF tie Cs=zaAdsT in CHEF
VIM. DoNNIsoN, Ad7t. Gen.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-08-10

GENERAL ORDERS,

II. Q. B9fOn, Angyf 5fb, 1872.
BY the General Order of the ID
of July lat, Major General Henri,
Sewall is appointed to command thu
Eafern Diviiion of the Militia, which
was detached under the Order of the
2sth of April latt, conGlling of all the
detached Militia in the Difrict o.
Maine
The Commander in Chief having
been requetted h Major General
Dearborn, by order of the PRECEDENT
of the United States, to direct part
of the Militia, detached under The
faid Order of the 25th of April, TO
march to Pafamaquoddy, for the de.
fence of the potts and harbours on
the eaftern border of this Common.
wealth and conGdering tina. that
part of the State is in peculiar man
ner in danger of invaGon, and that
diiordsrly Per(ons may attempt to dif-
turb and annoy the peaceable inhab.
itants in that neighborhood, and en-.
danger their lives and property has
thought fit to order and doth hereby
order, that three full companies of
Infantry, Of the Eaitern detached Di-
viiion Of Militia, BE- delignated by
Major General SewaII /; and after be-
ing completely armed and equipped.
ordered to march as foon as poHible.
to Eaitport, in the Difria of Maine.
which is appointed the place Of Rem
devious. The faid three companies
will form Battalion, under the COM
mand of detached Major, 20 be de-
ignated by Major General Sewall
who will alto deGgnate an Adiutant
and Quarter Matter, and order the
whole 70 march without delay 10 the
place of Rendezvous. The Major
commanding the Battalion will fee
that provition is made for the fubGf-
ence OF his troops, and the tranfpor-
tation of their baggage from the places
whence the companies march, until
their arrival at the place Of Rendez-
vous. 10 the manner Preicribed by
law. Major General Sewall, in de-
iignating the companies to march,
will, as far as may be, take them from
the ueareit counties and diitricts and
from places the lealt expoled to the
enemy.
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Fen BaIiizsrs, TEly ES.

Two regiments were put under arms aud
continued 70 until Z o o'clock this morning when
the mob diIperlsd, and The military were diff
mliled This calm vas bur a prelude to a
more dreadful .lorm. Al 8 o'clock leveniL2
the mob re Attended in greater uumbers. cut
down the prifon doors, entered and with clubs
attempted to kill the prifoners J. THOMPSON
was bea'en and fuppoied to be dead-he was
then dragged with rope, until they could OBJ.
tain cart, on which they put him, covered
him with tar aud feathers, and conveyed him
thus about the city. Their bzrbarity did not
flop here They occasionally felt his pulfe,
and when they diicovered the leaf indication
of life, they again beat his head until life was
a.moit eItiugu'lhed. This work continued
until O'Clock, when they were hnaliy Pefua-
ded TO lodge hin in the Watch Houle, where
faw him. He had then come TO, and aiked
for drink Of water, which was given 70 him.
The mob dil?erfed with a Determination TO
meet again this morning Il . o'clock for the
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ORDERS IN COUNCIL.

4
At the Court at Carlton House, the 2S1
day Of June, 1912,
His Royal Highness the Prince Regent
| Council So
| WHEREAS his Royal II ghness me
! Prince Regent was pleased 70 declare, II
the name and on the behalf OF bis MaJesY'
% the 21st Of April, 1912 " Lhat u Al Ahy
time hereafter the Berlin and Milan Dcorees
shall, by some authentic act 1t The french
Government, publicly promulgated, be aoso-
lutsly and Internationally repealed men.
and from thence, the Order IN CoulCh ~
the 7th Of January, 1907, and the Otoer H
Council Of the % Of April, 1oUS' shan
without any farth, order, be, and the same
are hereby declared from thenceforth 10 DC
wholly and absolutely revoked
And whereas the Charge des Affairs o.
the United States Of America, resident
this Court, did On the 2lst day OF May last
transmit 10 Lord Viscount Csstlereagh, one
Of his Maiestie's Principsl Secretaries q
STATE, copy of a Certain instrument, tnen'
for the first time, communicated 70 wv
Court, parporting 10 he Decree pissed Ol
the Government of France on the 2Sth os1
Of April, 1911, by which the DEGREES Nj
Berlin and Milan are declared 10 BE- dem
lively no longer in force in regard 70 ans
lean vessels. -
And whereas his Royal Highness WI
Prince Regent. although he cannot coesu.
CT the tenor Of said ianfrument, as ssusilus
the conditions set forth in the SAID ofdel
the 2Ist Of April isst, upon which u'e go
orders were 70 cease and determine
YER heless disposed, on his part to taAe 80.
measures as may Tend TO re establish 2. tne
tercourse between Neutral and beiige
Nations. upon IT'S accustomed pnncip'
HIS Royal Highness the Prince Kegem
tte name and oR the behalf Of bis M4lesI
is therefore pleased, by and with the ao,,.f
Of his Msiasty'S Privy Council, u orue' ~.
declare, and il is hereby ordered sna
clared. that the Order IN Council oesIs
date The 7th day of January, loU1, sne n
Order III Council bearing date the ~ w
Anril 1909. be revoked, 50 far IS may res
American " ssels and their cargoes' pe .s.
American property, from The Isl day n
gust nex'. cc..srs.
But whereas BY certain acts Of Gown in
ment IF The United States Ut Ameuc't Y,
British armed vessels are excluded iroai'1
harbcurs and waters W tie sad -.
States. the armed vessels q France 49,
perrn.t,ea ~ enter therein, ana the co'li"'.a
80 inre-r-urse between Great Britain - -.
49, 80 limited States is Iuserd4ctsei
c.,,, ,,,.rr,.l I'M ercourse between France 80
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-08-10

purpofs cftoraenling this poor man litle
longer. al have ever read OF the French
does not equal what fave aud heard Taft night.
Such expeditions az thele were current
{" Well root cut he damnd tories "We1l
drink Their blood" We'll ear Their hearts"
- have iuA heard that the mob are out
aud have got poor THOMPSON again. under
fand they intend to ieize again upon the 9th
ers who were beaten, but furvived, and who
are now 10 the Hofphal and not expected 20
live until y 2 o'clock. | am forty 20 have TO
mention 1t as fact that the criminal court
which wa 10 feiion have adjourned 70 avoid
interfering.
Ger. ZTNGAN zrBs zgsr killed " tie ricfers ar
Baltimore, fo'EasIy CoIiss7sy IF ne C1fssrs Of
Geo. csvra, 10 rrbieb fife Be -pa5 aepsirtsd ~ Gen
Wajsfsefon, # ubsSz be q /sv0rifr, and Tr5o
ss5 freqssnfly 10 VyGf bin Hs zVa5 aBoEf 10 Year,
of age; and isdHsi 70 take fbs Fart be did on
rssSblisaa z79fivrs-fS JYfp"t ibs Right IF Man TO
be aszabe fy BIZ ro0rs aad aeiisas sniy 10 kzczra
bzss-a-s 80 aF5rdto iadfv dual Rat Protection
-u5itb gsaraafesd ~ essitVfisas AMI for zvbeG
every eitiasa fayI f1kes.
4fz0sg fbs per6zs grounded By re Baifizs,s rso5,
are Gss. Lee, mr. 'T.6a 7Bors8foz, ME- Gorge
WiHebsjfer, M, HsnTos, and SaairI A1gvoy
SsVeral with gcbib Bave arrived f,ors Bslsissse,
-vf5ia JezV zrefkJ bavf bas bit partial e1rroes ef
fur bling deegrstt tbs NIB iyf IN fBat city, ysss
completing fJei, iaisg rrit6 fbat s,htk
II 10 maxi1z Of Liberty f5of a mans houfe il his
caitle--fbf'sfa's zrSRe i5tzdizg h agzisf MsgalGt
faeis Be 10 atfiag Largjly, aAS u liable Il 20 legal
3H"jS~sut fer de eV./eg-eaeef.
Pbiladelpsa Auguf THE riot
ers at Baltimore, We underfand, are
till prowling about in final parties
endeavouring to difcover thoCe who
had efeaped-the wounded perfons
being fill concealed. Il is Gated as
fact, that the Brigade of militia
which had been ordered out by Gen
Stricken, were directed 10 bro1Taetbem-
yksiyes 7cit6 blank cartridges snly, and that
1t was owing to this that the men
would not muiter. Governor Bowie
had arrived in Baltimore, and il was
faid was about to ifIue his proclama-
ton for arres.ing thofe concerned in
the mahacre at the Jail, and bringing
them to puniihment. They alto tate
that if he did ifiue it the belief was, he
would have TO abfcond from BaIti-
more alfo: We fhall know how il
will be in day or two.
A gentleman now in this CITY Zone
of thoie who made his efcape from
the Jail when the mafacre began)
ftates that when the mob burft into
the room where he was, one Of them
ftabbed Gen. Lingan, who reeled to-
wards Chef in the room and fat
down on it, & tearing openhis clothes
expofed his breaft, exclaiming {" Here
are the fears Of wounds received in
the American revolution irike me
through them" He was Immediately
ftabbed and killed.
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ceding conduc,) were wiling to lead
thefe gallant men into iituation,
where they could with perfect fafety
10 themielyes wreak their favage VEN
geance upon uaarmed Primers : q
And who, let Us enquire are the men
who promited protection, who are
the magiarates of the city, who either
rode out OF town, or were Indifferent
ffectators of the fcene. Viii any
man in his fenfes FAY that the civil
authorities, aides by military force
could NOT have diGperfed the mob,
effeetually guarded the Prifon and
prevented the maflcfe ~ or thar they
could not have refcued the body Of
man fuppoled TO be dead from the
hands of murderers and prevented
them from covering it with tar and
feathers and thus carrying IL through
the ftrects in triumph No, No, as
in France on the .enth of Auguit and
on the second of September, when
the Prisons were forced, the Police
were COOKERS on, while the two hun
dred Executioners were doing their
work.
La addition to the above facts and
circumstances we offer the following
extract from the " Baltimore Wing
publilhed after Mr.. Hanson and his
friends were lodged in Prifon, and
before the mafiacre. " We need not
express our adherence Of diforder ;
we have done 10 repeatedly, but
when traitors excite 1t ample ven
gearce ihould be taken. No man or
fec of men ought TO a1ail property or
perfon unlawfulIy, none had right
to attack even the dwelling or pub
liihing Office of traitors as the law
mutt exact the penalty; but 70 help
US Heaven, as our fincere opinion is,
! that fnce band of murderous trail
tors, did provoke the people, the Per-
PIE sYebt 10 haze razed their garri6n
10 the ground AND PUT THEM EV-
cry MAN TO DEATH"
The Editor of this paper we under
ffand is Foreigner, by the name Of
Irving, who thus informed the mob,
that they had not done their duty ;
the boufe was not RACED to the
ground nor the maf1acrc committed.
In few hours they acquitted them.
felves TO the fatiSfa6tien even of this
Foreigner.
This fyftematick attack upon the
:" LIBERT. OF THE PRESS"
which all its friends feel as an attack
upon their perfonaI rights, is the CON-
mencement of war againif the
rights and liberties of the country.
We fully believe, that the lawful ex-
ercife OF the rights of free prels is
incompatible with the prosecution Of
an unjuit and ruinous war and a
conviction of this truth made it ne
cefiary, that iuch men as Mr.. HAN
SON, who have oPpofed it with ability
and unconquerable frmnefs, fhou!d
no longer be permitted to fpeak to
the publick, through the medium a
he Press.-Retcf0yy.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-08-10

Monday, August 10, 1912.

FROM IRELAND.
Thursday last arrived at this port ship AR.
chimedes, capt Neal, SIS days from LoOdoe-
derry, with 116 passengers. Capt N. was
bound TO Philadelphia but having spoke
vessel on the Grand Bank, who gave him IN.
formation ofthe war, upon which, he thought
prudent 10 make the nearest port.
Capt Neal politely furnished Us with
Dublin paper If June Goth, containing The
following official document of the repeal Q.
fhr
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-08-10

H0'rid Oafra8es & Sa0ags mmd,
TO DESTROY
Ete liberty of fbe 4srfss !

The following letters from Baltimore record
the moit barherouS, cruel, faneuiusry and
beartrending tcenes that e@er disgrsced civ
IL community There, even the walls Of a
Priion, Iacred for The euiltiest criminals are
no protection 70 thofe who have fled FIR m
The fury of mob TO await the call Of iuflice
The blood thirning executioners like the
Sep, emberizers of Paris, enter the prifon.
demand their victims, and GUT their ven.
geance with blood But the MOI painful re-
Fiction 10, that this Is aot mere fudden
buTff of rage in a mob. Fromfhe late nub.
locations IN the government papers, and from
the fupinenels Of the immediate government,
of the city, there is rezion TO fear Il at these
ouuages emen2'e from higher Teurce and
that iuch initruments are 10 be ufed 10 fun
preis the liberty of Speech aud Of the Prefs.
Til fuficient military force j. organized
10 do the duty in more msthodica and e.
fectual manner.-Thefe things excite alarm
aud diiapprobsuon in men Of all parties as
few are willing 10 behold the triu nphs of
mob -Sagn Gaa
FRoM BALTIMORE, sULr %.
The peace Of our city has again been diAur-
bed by the mob, the effects az which have
bsen dfeaoihA-Perhap lone details may NOT
he unacceptable On Monday morning, the
Federal Republican" was again ifued from
the preIs 10 this city. Mr.. HANSON, one of
the ed'tors, expecting an attack, had collected
ms friends IN the new eff (which is b-ick
houle 10 Charles freet) to the number Of from
so 10 rs. completely AIMED with muikets, pil
tols, daggers, SC determined to defend the
houie =! al hazards The mob collected and
commenced the attack between and 10
clock IN the evening" by breaking all the
windows with brick bats and attempting TO
oFce lhe door The garritoI, after warning
hegl Of the coniequsnces fred few round.
IT blank cartridge, which had no other effect I
hSn to exaipera'e chem. They then com
nencet firing with ball and lugs. Two or
hfee we're killed, and numbers were delper- 4
.ely wounded The mob then rerTea Cd, and Y
marched to FEELS Point and procured sannon |
si:h which they returned abous 2 o clock in I
ne morning. The piess was loaded and pla- 4
ed before the houle; bu,thrcugh fome defea
2 The managsnra;. they could nor &c her OF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-28
March o7.

a iRGfNiA--At Rries holder IN the Clerks Oh
fee OF the Superior Court OF Chancery for the
Richmond District, the 2i day OF March 1910,
Nicholas Scherer, Samuel Schcrer Abraham Cow
ley, and Archibald Robertson and Hannah his wife,
late Hannsh Sckerer, IoIfs.
.3sainsf
Francis Howard and Andrew Stevenson, Defs.
fhe Defendant +. Howard not having entered his
appearance and given security according to the Act
of Assembly aad the Isules of this Court and il an
Fearing by satisfactory evidence, that he is dot an in
habitant OF this eountry--it is ordered, That the
said Defendant do appear here the first day OF
the next term and answer the bill of the plaintiffs
and that sopy of this order be Forthwith, inserted
in some newspaper published in the City of Rich
mond, for two months successfully and posted at the
front door ofthe Capitol in the said City:
copy Teste,
WM. w. HENING G. c.
March 81. w3w
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March 81.

GlRGlNiA.-At Rules holden in the Clerks OF
Y flee of the Superior Court OF Chsncery for the
ifiehmond District, the Cd day of M~-s-a 1912.
hustagsS Caamore Pits.
Asa Penniman, Robert Gamble, and Leonard
Wheeler, Deyts.
The Defendant Asa Penniman not having entered
hls appearance given security according 10 the Act
o. Assembly and the Rules of this Court < il appear
tant of this country-K is ordered That the said de-.
PENDANT do appear here the first day of the next
term aud answer the bill of the plaintiffs aud that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted 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, WN. w. HENlNG c.
March o. wsw
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A 7 meeting of the majority ofthe Commissioners
min Hatcher, William Marshall; Jel.n Amber, PHI
lip N. Nicholas, James Scott r, Robt Pollard John
L. Harris, Charles Wliitiock, and Johti B Ogg---
Resolved unanimously, That the books for re-
ceiving subscriptions to the Farmers Bank OF Virgil
nia shall subsequent TO the 10th inst be opened ant,
kept open from day to day, between the hours of 10
and O'Clock, at the Counting House of John B. Osg
on ID street, opposite the Columbian Hotel for the
purpose of receiving further subscriptions, until the
wheIe number Of shares are subscribed for and the
said John b. Ogg is authorised and empowered to re-
ceive subscriptions tho majority Of Commission
ers were present.
THE COMMISSIONERS.
April FL. wSw
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VmClNIA-At rules holden IN the Clerks OF
Y fec Of the Superior Court OF Chanccry for the
Richmond District, ;hc I'd ola, OF March, 1912.
James Brown, john Marshall, George Pickett
John Wiekha,n, Joseph DAin.s,iatt, William Cook,
Geo. sc Fisher, Thomas " hite, Thsmas Taylor
Joseph GaIcgo. John &. Gamble, William A. Bur-
well, who sues for the BeiscEt Of Ro-
bert -Ssorion and James Cu.'rie admors OF Jana, $
Curre, deed. James Brown, ischaid Il. Goode, aud,
SobSrt Graham, exors oil James Lyle,who was cx'or
and GeSiscc I'll the real and personal estate of James
lc Jr. Ann d. Hayes, Exeo'x. OF James Hayes deed.
Dabney minor adm'or OF Overton Anderson decd.
James ID. MeCaw, anu John w. Green Pits.
d8aisSt
William Marshall, Robert Johnston, John Duns-
mure, Patrick Gibson, William Fenwick and John
Richards trustees cs the Richmond Theatre and John
Bignall, James West and Anne West, Susan Bignall,
and Thomas Bisral, cohers and coheircsses OF Mar
garctta West, Detts
The defendants John Bignall, James West, Anne
West, Susan Bisnail an;l Thomas Bignall not
having entered their appearance and given security
according to the Act of Assembly and the Rules of
this Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they not inhabitants of this country-iti is
ordered, That the said defendants do appear here
ON the first day OF the next term aud answer the
hill of the plaintiffs and tiiata copy Of this order
be forthwith inserted in some ewspapcr published
in tic City of Richmond, for months sucscss-
lively and posted at the front door of the Capitol in
the said City.
A copy. Teste,.
WIN. w. IIENING c..
March al O.