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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-13

Fro7p the Buffalo Gazette. OF Seht. 26.
Yesterday, a flag arrived from Fort Erie,
bringing over Aaron Greedy, Esq. late sur
veyor general of the Michigan Territory
with his family and effects, together with
several other persons. They left Maiden
on Friday, and arrived at fort Erie OH Sa-
turday, on board the brig Adams, after
the remarkably short passage OF 50 hours.
We are authorised on the Authority OF Mr..
C. to- state, that the British Officers and
Indian Agents do every thing in their pow
err to prevent the Indians from committing
acts of cruelty. 49,.
Mr.. G.. also mentions that on the 14th
inst. the expedition against Fort Wayne, SCI
out, consisting of about 900 Indians 200 re-
gulars under captain Muir of the Alst Regt.
and all the Canadian militia that could be
mustered. =
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CHILIcoruR Sent On

- |H IL lCoTHE, sept. so. 4,
Extract Of an Nddress from Duncan M. 4r
thar 10 the Citizens Of Ohio.
he office OF governor would, very much,
interfere with my private business. Could
be permitted to return to Canada with my
brave regiment of OHIO volunteers, in search
of the laurels of which they were so basely
robbed, 1T would be more gratifying to me,
than any Office my country could bestow.-
And here, permit me to pledge myself, in
oehait OF the OHIO volunteers, that they ne
yer will rest satisfied, until they have an
opportunity of proving to the world. bv
their yalour, that the disgrace of the late
campaign, was not owing to their imbecility.
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PATRIOTIC

tk.) LOUISVILLE, Sep. 24.-From the
most accurate information we have received
from The Ferry men at this place, there are
upwards OF 1900 mounted Volunteers on
their way to Vincennes, who, we hope, will
do honor to themselves and country, by Kill
ling or driving our savage enemy entirely
from our borders.
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aurics formed the opinion that their pro-
fessions are sincere, and accordingly IN
virtue of their instructions given the tribes
who attended assurance that no act of hos
tility will be committed against them by
any citizen of the United States while they
observe peaceable conduct.
The commissioners were of opinion that
the non- attendance at the council by any
tribe after having been invited, was much
evidence of an hostile disposition, as to jas
tify the suspension of the delivery of their
annuties of presents. No goods either as
annuities or presents, have been delivered,
except to the tribes who attended, nor has
ammunition or other implements OF war
been given in ANY case.
X. J. MEIGS.
JER. MORROW. }
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Erract ofa letter from q gentlenqr 0,
6oard The slih Aifeghany .rfatcd

-. piDN NIL ar DAY, Aug. y.
The Alegany arrived July u, and all
things Continued favorable until the 28th.
when the Dey sent a message to MIR. Lear.
the Consul, with an order to depart from All.
gers with the ship and cargo within three
days, and the only reason gwen for this I'M
ezampled Conduct vas, that the ship had
nof 8'mHcb ho'oder as he wished, or rather
czhccfed ~
The Allegany is the vessel that carried GU
the stores.
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ing his wampum, and receiving assurances
that his request should be complied with,
they were loaded with provisions, drank
their whiskey departed and instantly went
60 stealing horses and committing ether
ldePerdations Urbanna Hafler.
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Ernact.efa letter 10 agrnkieman Of mi,
cty, dated
tIIBHALTAR, Aug. 5

=. VI On 4 IT hK, HUR. D, J0IZ.
yesterday arrived in the Bay in the ship
AHtghany, Col. car-----his family, and
ali the Americans from Aigiers, driven n
way by The Dey Instant war was expected
90 De declared. On the 18th July, SQUAD
ron OF hlscgine eruizers, consisting Of fri
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BY EXPRESS.

His excellency Gov. Shelby yesterday at
noon received letter and the following
handful from Gen Harrison, by Which ii
appears that he had Just received dispatch
es from the War Department, appointing
him To the command of all the troops which
have beer called into service from the ives
tern states. He will of course again take
the command of the North Western Army,
and 1t is expected will Immediately adopt
the most efficient measures to regain De-
troit and proceed into Upper Canada.
Palladium.
10 THE PEOPLE OF KENTUCKY.
Head Quarters Piqua,
Sent 25 1870
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FELLOW. CITIZENS.

The Executive of your state acting, as
was believed, in unison with your wishes
conferred on me the command of that part
OF the quota OF militia which was destined to
relieve Detroit {: And the general severn
Went has confirmed and extended nv COM
maud to all the troops which nave been cal
led into service from the Western States.
Upon the point OF leading these brave men
into rigorous northern climate, discov
CT that several Of them are without BLAN
EETs and much the greater part of them
totally destitute of every article OF WIN
TER~CLoTHING. 1t is impracticable to
procure the articles necessary for them
from the stores and there is no alternative
@utin your feeling and patriotism a con
tribdtion of artic rs which will not be felt
by you will enable your soldiers to withstand
the keen northern blasts with rs much for
titude as they will the assaults of the enc
my.
Can any patriot sleep easy in his bed of
down, when he reflects upon the situation
OF centinel exposed to the cold Of a win
ter's night hi Canada, in = LINEN hunting
shrrts win the amiable fair SEX suffer their
brave defenders 10 be mutiiated by the fr.st
for the want of mittens and socks, which
they can with so little exertion procure
them! trust that | know my country
women too we'll To believe that this appeal
other patriotism WILDE ineffecual Blan-
kets, overalls, roundabouts, jackets, shoes
SOCKS, and mittens, are the articles wanted.
Col. Thomas Buford, deputy commissary
general, will provide for the transportation
OF the articles, and will pay for the blankets
and shoes, should 1T be required. Linsey
roundabouts, double or lined, will answer
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WIN. II. HARRISON.

Inorder tocarry the above request of G en-.
Harrison into full effect. it is earnestly soil
cited that a subscription and collection for
such articles as are specified in the said re-
quest; be Immediately set on foot in each
Captains company in this state, and The
articles so collected be deposited with some
careful person at the couit-houses of their
respective counties. who are requested 10
give the earliest notice thereof to me, that
measures may be taken for their transport.
alton to the Northwestern Army with a.
little delay as possible
The editors Of newspapers in this state
are requested to give this and the above
address of Gen. Harrison, three or four
weeks insertion in their respective papers.
ISAAC SHELBY.
Frank fort Sem % 1912
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His excellency R. ]. MEIGS,
Gov. of Ohio.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-03-23
Twenty Dollars REWARD.
WILL DC paid for the apprehension of a
Negro Man, named
NJ CS F.

About twenty years Old, who absconded
from the employment OF MIR. isaac Heis-
ke!l Of Springfield, on the night of the 18th
October last, then the property OF Capt.
James Leith of this county, hut at present
the property OF the Subscriber. The fee
low had on when be ahsconded, blue cloth
roundabout coat, swansdssss. vest, pair OF
tow ;rowsers, pair Of strong shoes and
felt hat no marks ca be recollected to de-
scribe the fellow more minutoiy. his
height is about FIVE feet ten inches, dark
Completed, and rather fond of spurious
liquors. AS h has been principally raised
in Loudoun county, near Middleburg, it Is
probable he may have made for that neigh
borhood or the lower part ofthe state. The
above reward will be paid for his being se~
cured in any goal. or ten dollars tor infor-
nation of him so that can get him again.
ROBERT SHERRARD.
Bloomery Mills, HAMPSHIRE county,
Pa. near the forks Of Ca7lecaton, oawtf
Februaru 90
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-03-23
Heel Shoes and FANCY Soaps.

Just recetued from Wezy- York,
A fresh supply of Ladies' Kid and Moroc-
CO Shoes, with heels-and from Boston great
variety Of Fancy Soap and Wash Balls, in
boxes of dozen each, assorted, some of
which is superior to any ever brought to this
place.
~ STORE,
100 Bales Cotton-nice quality,
Shad Ill barrels--welf cured and in pickle,
Carolina Indigo in boxes,
Ground Nuts in bags,
Chip Bonncts in boxes VERY low priced
Shoes and Trunks as usual, an assortment,
10 by 70, by 10 and by English and A.
merican Window Glass, by the box.
He Those who wish to have the Glass set,
or to have windows furnished complete, Can
be accommodated at shoot notice, and On a
long credit.
E. Gilman.
November ]. eo3tlaw
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-03-23
FOR SALE.

The .to!ozOiug BUILDING LOTS in the
to77n Of .Alerandfia -
gvWO I-ots, each % feet : inches, front
g. ing on Union street, between Prince
ana DNke-streets, extending towards Water
street $50 feet in depth, next adjoining 10
:eph Deans house.
Two Lots, each % feet inches on Wa
ter-strcet, between Prince and Dake-streets,
extending $50 feet deep towards Union
street adjoining Joseph Deans.
The above four Lots are in the most thrly-
ing part of the town, and afford excellent
stands for business. Apply to
George Cllpln,
.Ae1and7iu, Or
Joshua & Thomas Gilpin,
Philadelhka.
January Is cow lawlYW
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-03-23
MONDAY, MARCH go 1912.
Joseph H. Vaudeville,

ANt5-oSTeet,
OFFERS FOR SALE,
5000 bushels Lisbon and Liverpool Salt,
Jamaica, Antigua and Northern Rum, in
hhds and bbls.
Loaf and brown Sugar, in do do.
Best green Coffee in bags and bbis.
,Iolasses in bids. and bels.
Gogniac and Peach Brandy, csuntry Gin and
Cherry Bounce
Old Rye Whiskey in bbls. and Common 10
Madeira, Lisbon, Teneriffe, Sherry, Malaga
and PORT Wine
Imperial, Tyson, Y. Hyson and Hyson Skin
Tea ofsuperior quality
Goshen Cheese in casks
Chocolate No. and No. in boxes * per ID.
8randy wine Gunpowder and Shot assorted
Mould and dip'd Candles and Soap in boxes
Rice in tierces
Best Spanish and Country Cigars
Richmond manufactured tobacco, small twist
Best Cavindls do.
Writing and Wrapping paper
Spinning Cotton in bales
Almonds & best Muse vado Raisins in boxes
Pepper. imento, Cinnamon, Cloves and
Nutmess
Copperss, Nader, Indigo and Fig Blue
Bed Cords, Leading Lines snd Trace Ropes
Hest Philadelphia Mustard III bottles & per ID
India Seine Irvine
Roml Nandkerc1iefs
Low priced Black 5. Colored Morocco Shoes
Nerriags, Shad, hIackcrel and Goldfish
Cut Mails Ct al sizes
Hair sllters
SpGf in bottles
ALSO,
Fresh Clever Seed and
Best Superine Flour
March 9
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-03-23
Joseph Mandeville,

Corner Of King ard Fairfar streets,
HAS FOR SALE,
IS bales spinning Cotton, choice quality
80 hnds, and 25 boxes Sugars
S hhds, loaf and lump ditto
S. hhds, Molasses
90 1ags Coffee
10 tierces fresh first quality Rice
d bags Pepper and Pimento
Is Casks s. boxes Goshen Cheese
20 barrels Newburyport Rum
20 BOXES French Olive Oil, Of lest quaa
lily, each - hotties
pipes old London Particular Madeira
five to seven years old
20 cases old Medoc Claret, imported Ia
1907
Port, I.isboH, Sherry, & Malaga Wines
,Gunpowder, Tyson, Young hyson, and
Hyson-skin Teas, of the latest and best ini.
portations.
100 boxes Muscatel and Bloom Raisins
so boxes fresh Chocolate, no. 8.
60 barrels Whiskey
100 boxes Isl and Cd quality Spanish Ci-'
gars
Cogniac and Bordeaux Brandies
West India and Northern Rum
Holland and country Gin.
With his usual general assortment ofGrs
ceries on reasonable terms, for cash, produce
or the usual credits to punctual men.
BF' lie will purchase new Herrings and
Shad April a. law
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TAKE NOTICE.
January l6

FEvHE subscriber being DESTROYS Of remov-
d mg from sIilisborough Loud0" county,
would SELL, on accommodating terms, his
Pcoperty--consisting ola two story House.
Store House and Kitchen, ali nearly new
and built of stone finished in neat handsome
manner, fit for the reception of genteel
family The lot on which this property
stands is enclosed with god stone tence
As stand for public business 1t is excelled
By few, if any. There being two Merchant
Mills at the place, makes it stand to. rstal'-
ing Dry Goods equal to any. 1t being IN
healthy fertile country. For terms, apply to
JAMES II. HAMILTON, Alexandria, or the
subscriber on the premises.
John A. Marmaduke.
Hillsbovoug h Feb. 1914, 1912. law4W
N. B. Possession may be had the st OF
April.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-03-23

.Rasssns, Currants. Figs, sc.
so boxss New Raisins, q few days import"
- ed and in foe order.
10 boxes Nu.catel and Bloom Raisins
20 deynis 5utana do.
boxes Figs
so boxes & l-s boxes Gsifroid's Cigars
100 do first & second quality Havana do.
10 cwt dried Goldfish
10 600 lbs colored & white Goshen Cheese
5000 lbs, frkin Butter
100 dozen Hiibetfs best London Brown
Stout aud Porter--very old,
80 boxes fresh PHILADELPHIA Chocolate
Nos. and 8.
30 hosssheads retailing Molasses.
SO Demijohas,
FOR SALE By
Joseph Nardevlile,
Corner of king & Fairf.x streets;
WITH his usual g general assortment Of
The belt Wines, Liquors, Teas,
and other Groceries,
Unnn ueru reasonable terms, far G9sn, PRO
duce, or at the usual Credits to pysn~tual
customers.
December "a.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-14

l. TTZWHYLSONN e POTTER, have
Il just received large supply of articles in the
STATIONARY line, consisting OF all sorts of Wri-
ting Paper, Quills, Playing and Visiting CARDS.
sc. &C. which, added to their former Stock, makes
general assortment.
They have on hand Day-Books, Journals and Led
gers, with, and without faint lines aud patent hacks
Record Books, Ladies' and Gentienens' POCKET
HOOKS, Pen-knives, great variety of Family and
Small BIBLES, Greek, Latin, French and English
SCHOOL-BOORS, Law, Medical and Religious
Books, Novels, Plays Poems and Miscellaneous
Works.
Also, Concave, Convex and Periscopic Spectacles,
with silver, tortoise-she and steel mounting-Pen-
and Pocket-knives, Back Cannon Boxes, chess men
Sc. sc.
Book binding in all its branches executed in the
best style Orders from the country particularly at
tended to.
% Wanted BOY of a tractab!e temper, about
Ii years of age, as an apprentice.
Dec. &c. w5w
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b. LEWIS, Il.
b. BURN ELL
Richmond, Dec. es.

sFEMON AL--JOH.N ss JOSEPH BOYCE.:.
jr booksellers Binders aud Stationers, respect
fully scquant their friends and the public that they,
have removed from their former situation to the one
latei, occupied by Mr. liiiiiaiy, and TIE second door
above Hr James Browns vend;ie office
They take this opportunity To return tier aek-
nowiehgmcnts for the liberal encouragement they
have experienced, and with grateful s-use Of the
fa,ors they have received beg leave To inform the.
public that they have opened another store at Lynch
burg in this state, where the Bookseiias binding &
Stationary Business is carried under The imineti-
ate direction of Joseph Boyce, il.
They will always be regularly supplied both In
Richmond and at Lynehhurg, with a general assort-
nent OF every article in the several branches OF their
business, and have it i'll their power TO execute any
orders they may be favored with, at the sortest no.
tce and on the most reasonable terms
~ r. An assortmentis hourly expected Of liz.
most approved school books, and likewise a further
supply of Stationary. They have lately received a
variety of the best and newest pieces OF music, and
are now opening for sale, Musical Instruments, Vio-
Inns, Flutes and Flies.
December IL. eptf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-14

EN Cumberland October county court, f8fi.----,
z James Roper, Richard Allen ADD Thomas Johns
trustees NJ Benjamin Sims, plaintiff ia Chancely,
.4gdiHst
Robert Smith, aa absent defendant, in Chanccry.
VI appearing ~ the sasfscton Of the court that the
defendant smith is not inhobitant Of this state on
notion 81 te plaintiffs Nv their counsel ordered that
die deienlaf SMITH DC appear here on the irst lay
II next febTnary court, TO be held FOR this eouuy,
7ni give eecur'g Or peror ming tic decree Of this
@ourtfllat coy of this or Ter be inserted for two
Months succcssiee'y. 10 some newspaper printed H.
he city OF ficlunoaf, and another copy be posted At
ID. 'front.' door oi this cylrt-ho e..
ATTEST, JSs HogS0N, ~. c. c. c.
Dcccpbsr y: yy-~
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"a OTICG is hereby given to al those Indebted
TIC Estate of Henry and John Mullins, late o.
the eouuts Of Goochand, that they come forward q.
pay their respective balances, as suits viii be brought
to i'rch court against 81 delinquent debtors with
OF III r'ion-All those having claims against said
Estate wi bring them forward properly authentiea-
ted befo the haY Court following, as I mean 70
close my administration before the June sourt nest
lac dist b0tces viii apply To me either personally
Or by Their "r'. 'cgaiiY qualified, 90 know the "
mount asd the balance due on each o tic rospcc,
tive proportions Of said estate rs stated by The Com
nssioncrs that settled my acsoint ci,Y:eat which Is
ordered to be recorded bv tic court
CONNEIiY MULLINS,
SHvisihy '.7ii1s'r. Of Estase Of
II. &. J. MULLINS.
Goocleal, Dec q6. Wv
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Jan. 8,

sKAKSHAL'S SAl.ES.-BY VIRTUE OF A
lTR DECREE of the court OF the United States,
Tor the fifth Circuit and Virginia District, pronounc-
cd in suit depending in the said court, between
Thomas Pinkerton and Daniel Bell. surviving assig
nees of Donald and Burton, plaintiffs, and David
Ross and others, dcfendants-HiiIb be Sold. to tile
highest bidder, for ready money, at Pablo AUCTION,
at the Eagle Tavern, in the City Of Richmond on
tic fifth day of February next al that OF Land
telongil to the said David Ross, in the county of
Campbell, called and known by the name of the Ok
ford Iron Works, much thereof as will be ne
glossary to raise certain sums OF money in said de
cree mentioned And also, number OF SLAVES,
likewise the property of the said David Ross.
VIM. MANN, u. M far
ANDREW MOORE, NJ. y. ID.
Jan. 4. tbs
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NAMES REAT AND Go. R,cnxonp. nv
az doors above tie Beil-TMern, manufaci u,crs Of
Old aud SILVER work, have just opened an a.
nsve and ~ei-seiocted in the above iin..
ach they offer to the public ON moderate terrhs
CONSISTING OF Pearl, Topaz, Corneian aid Plain
JrWEiRf-Plated Goods, comprising ai,.0St eve
p! iassionable article snd very complete a.sors-
nent OF SILVER WARE and Tortoise she'll Cos,iks
-.ogether with well assorted stock OF Aiil,ary AK
icls
UJ orcrs from their friends will be paid the sttiss-
est attention to-Cash for old Silver and Gold.
Dec Il. go ~
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SeS7s SO

Ressioed therefore, as tic opinion Of this con, nit.
tee, Thst the Register OF the Lad Office hath dill
gently and faithfully discharged the duties of his oisc
Ofdsyea, That the said report n resolution be laid
u pon the table.
The house proceeded to consider the amendments
pOposed By the Senate 20 the bill entitled I'm act
concerning the town Of Fairfax the county Of Uni
peper;" end the same being twice read were, on
questions seyeray Tut thcreupon, agreed to ,v the
ispIse.-- Ordered, That the clerk iaorn the Senate
thereof.
4 he house moreover proceeded TO consider the
amendments proposed by the Senate e. the VII en-.
tt;1 " An act "crintting Richard Walker. 20 bring
ipt Chs state four slaves certain conditions and
Us sad amendments, being twice read, we're on
quesiiers scveray MT tleFcupnu agreed to by dc
kcrise- 0s5cref, That the clerk inform the Senate
tbereoi.
a rnesssge from thc Senate nv Mr. Upsliaw--lfr
Sycsker tl,e senate have agreed TO the resolution
pr ra,.ai l. Chs house for procse ling on f.,;e -
~ ,oiat bln, q thr election Of Register Of DIE.
LIE 3fsc CT ,es.--
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" IRGINIA.-At superior Court OF
Ciaucery, holden al the Capitol, in the City of
Richmond. the Goth DAY of Sept. lSli--
Lucy Armistead, William Arinstead, Addison
Bowlcs Armisteud, Lewis Gustavus Adolphus Ar.
instead, Walker Keith Arnistsad, Francis Giliies,
Landon Carter Of Richmond County, Mary Bui'wcll
Garter, his wife, John DngerGed, OF Essex, and Els-
nor Bowies DanserGeld MS wife, PPs.
.4gaiHsf
John g. Arnis;cad ard Anne Carter his wife, FL
ward, Cassias, John ". Shirley and Mary Carter,
iufant children Of Jane and Edward Carter by Tho
ulas iurnor, specially assigned their guardian, I'd
muna Brooke, a!m'r. &c the said I'd Carter,
Iche Carter as the widow and dowcress Of Robert
Carter, iee'd. aud Aired Robert, john, fiebe and
WIZ avn Iandon Carter, infant children of the said
Robert and Hebe Garter, by the said Hebe Carter,
specially assigned their guardian, Richard H. Hen-
derson and Charles Tyler, adm'rs OF the said RO,
George Carter, William r. Carter Edward Carter
Tidal and Iietscy his wife, Lewis Beckwith and
Iabida his wife, DefH.
The Defendants Aired, Robert, John, Hebe, and
William Lan1on Carter, infant children Of Robert
and Hebe Carter by the said Hebe Carter speaiall-
assigned their Guardian, not having entered their ap-
pearance and given security according to the Of
Assembly and the rules of this Court. and II appear
ing t. the satisfaction Of the Court, that they not
inhabitants Of this opuutry-on motion Of tn Plain
tits by their Counsei---H 10 ordered That the said
term and answer tie Bi Of the Piantigs---and ths'
copy Of this order be forthwith Inserted in some
newspaper published in the City Of Richmond for
NO months successvey, and posted at the front ioor
u the Capitol, in the said City.
n Cop1. Tcsfs,
VIZ W. HENING, C. c.
Eor. 90 w3v
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Williamsburg, Dec. &c. w4w

NCHANCERY.-In Powhatan County Court,
Il December is, 1911.
John Brown, executor of George Baskerville,
dec. Co,nbPt
.fgainst
Samnel Baskerville, Jeremiah Moody and VIM.
Danei, Ji',,. Def'ts.
Fac Defendant Samuel Baskerville having en-.
tered his appearance and gwen security according to
the act OF Assembly and the rules of this Court, and
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the
said defendant is not nhabtant OF this Common
wealth; (and the order for publication to the said
icdant, made ia this cause the 10Th day of Ju-
l. asst lot having been pubiished,) On the motion of
tbs COMPLAINANT ~ his counsel, IT is decreed and
ordered, That the sad defendant, Samuel Basker-
vile, do appear here On or before the thiri We'd
nesday IN tiaGch mex, and the bill OF the
Complainant; and tina copy of this order be forth
with inserted in some one OF the Newspapers pub
iished in the City OF Richmond, for two months sue
cessvely, and that another copy be posted UP at the
door of the coulthouse Of this county success
siye court days.
II Copy. Test
JAMES PoINDEXTER, C. r. c. c.
Dec. GO. wsw