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BY v'rine of deed Of trust executed ON the as,i
day ct June 1919, by Mourning Lipsoomb. To -.
SIRE to George Slaughter a certain cum Of none,
therein mentioned Ng
~ I'LL be sold for ready money, on the 9th l,v
w OF Dseemher next ensuing the date heroof
four hundred ani four acres Of LAND, wherein fsS
sai Mourning Lipseomb restless lying situs,r ,,a
being u the parish Of SAINT loID and e0usty If King
WHan--fr 50 mach as vii he efficient IN nav si3
hundred and twent5.Fonr dollars aod twelve cents
with interest from the SSrd day Of June 1872. III
Ps,d, an sl' contingent charges that may b. nseess,s
~ IN carrying this deed io'o execution
HARDIN LiTTLEPAGF. TTusios
N1ve-nhef &. ,,6ryr
AWE co-partnersHF heretofore existing under H.
= trr2 Of Rchard G. Wortlam s. Co. expires
hrs d7y by the terms OF the lease and Ia.
tween the Va-te5
he B"l Tavern es,qbisi m gnt viii fereaFter =,
conducted by the subsc;tcri under the firm OF Iyo,
taam 9ie.5ruier, whose upi ed and ua' eraittes
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IN n ~ III
AT Rules holden in the Clerks CRce OF the GU
perior Court of Chsncery for the Richmond Dsriet,
the Cd day. of November 1873
James Cannon and Rtbecca his wife, and Edward
Butler and Martha his wife, Ph4,
AGAINST,
Thomas White, John Stsrke Williamson. Ana
w Butler, and Thomas WiI'iamsna, Deft..
The Defendants John Stsrke Williamson. An,
w. Butler, and Thomas Wisuson not having e,
tered their appearance and gwen security according
to the Act of ssenbl, aud the ha,es of this I,srs
and it appearing ny satisfactory evidence, that tbey
are not inhabtants of this eouatry---f is ordered
That the said Defendants do appear here on the
nrsday ct the next term and answer the bSl Of the
f!snthfs and that copy OF this order be tor.h-
WITH inserted IN some Newspaper published in Che
City OF Richmond. fur two months successiv.ly and
City.
4 Copy. Teste,
Wn. W. HENIN6s, g. G.
+NoNe'neer u 1871
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a 'ep'"P WI Ds presenied 10 tie next tte,,sr,I
, Assembly by WIN. J. Brsxtop, tor The pnrpo.,
o. settue snm Of money returned which vac 10,
~ sauSy judgment upon z rscosnizqnse. Viii
lpdg"fnt orgct not to baye been paid for sgo, q,
therein stated. Oet - ~, ..''''
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10 incorporate company making a certain turn.
pike road in the county of Alexandria
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IN CHAnrrpr

November 1e. a.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
hOS7O.N. Deeester 4.
LATEST FROM SI.AIN.

BY the Russian ship Alexsrder, arrived at
this porf yes,eIdiy, in 80 dsys from Lis
hon, bal accounts fr,m Iha, place to The
9th October, n6 days lates,) have Teen
received.
Mr.. Nathan Endicou, of Salem, who came
passenger, informs. that before he left Lis
bon, hc saw London papers 10 The 10th of
OciCber, which coDtIined no news, except
nien,ioniDg thst ihe L. s. Frigares Essex
snd Congress were of the coast of Brazil
the iorme, with considerable specie on
board The Montague "a, had arrived in
England from RIO Janeiro, with two or
three millions ei Money on board
He also informs, that accounts bad been re-
ceiyed o! Lord Weilington's army having
srysnced 10 leagues isto France, and re-
freoted back again and that it was report
ed whcO he sailed that Lord w ellington
was about making ar attack en- Bayonne.
He heard nothing respecting Panpsluna.
Nj, Endicott saw cn the Exchange Books in
Lisbon, the names Of TWENTY-FIVE
sail Of British vessels, captured by the A
mericah priva,eers .Scourge s6d Rattle.
snake, in the Norib Sea.
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FRENCH EMPIRE.


PARIS, Oct s.-Yesterdsy at ! o'clock, Her
Majesty the Empress Queen and Regent sat
out in state forihe Thuilleries, to repair to
The Senate and having ascended the Throne,
and the Grand Dignitaries of the Empire hav-
ing taken their proper places, she pronounc-
ed the following Speech:
Senators-The pcincipal powers of Eu-
rope, indignant at the prctentions of England,
had, last year. reunited their armies to ours,in
orde: to obtain tho peace of the World, and
the re-establishment of the rights of every
nation. AT the first vicissitudes of the war,
the slumbering passions awoke. England and
Russia have dragged Prussia and Austria into
their cause. Our enemies wish to destroy eur
Allies, in revenge for their fidelity they wish
TO bring war into the bosom of our beloved
country, as retaliation for the triumphs
which have carried our victorious eagles into
the heart of their States. know, better than
any oneS what our people would have to suffer,
ifthcy everwe conquered. Before ascend
cd the throne, where the choice of my august
husband and the will Of my father called me,
had the highest opinion of the courage and
energy OF this great nation. This opinion has
daily increased, by every thing that has fallen
under my observation. Familiar for four years
with the most intimate thoughts of my hns~
band, know the sentiments that would agon-
ize himupon throne disgraced, and under
crown without glory.
Frenchmen Your Emperor, your country
and honor call you"
After which, the Minister Of War ascend.
ed the tribune,aud read report addressed to
the Emperor. Attha conclusion of whi(A
Count RegWaud, ooe Of the two oratorsof the
council of state, presented to the Senate pro-
Ject Of Senstus CoasuItum, the object Of
which was the levy Of 3s0, 200 meo, besides
10000 to reinforce the armies Of Spain.
Count de LAcEpEDE rose, and addrcssincs
himselft 10 Her Imperial aud Royal Majesty,
said,
e. -Afadom-Before proposing sotshe Senate
measures relative e the Prcieet which hes
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-12-09
December 6.
FROM FRANCE

In the letter Of mafque sch. Blutus arrived az
Portsm outh on Monday Iast,i "a days from
Nantz, came passenger Mr.. Sylvanus Bald
win,of Vermont. MIR. b. authorises and re-
quests us 10 Tectify the erroneous reports
attributed to him by the Daily Advertiser,
Palladium, and Centinel. Mr.. b. left the
river, not the city of Naptz, ON the 26tb of
October. A Paris paper ofthe l7th was the
latest French paper he saw, except kind of
ship news Journal of the ] Sth. He said poth-
Ing about ss the press being under complete
control," or about any "general opinion of
Bonaparte having suffered severely, and be-
ing compelled to retreat" He knew moth
ing of any such opinion or report. On tho
contrary, i, was currently reported and be-
icved, that Bonapartc had gained some i'm.
portant advantages over Bernadotte.- This
confirms the New Bedford account Of the
defeat of Bcrnado,te, and the capture of
$4,000 Swedes. I'm France, as much free
dom of speech was enjoyed as in this coun-
try and i'll conversation, public measures
were as freely discussed. But the press in
that country, it is well known, is a licensed
establishment.
MIR. Baldwin has politely favored us with Par
is papers TO the 3th Oct. from which we
haSe been favored With copious translations
which will be found below.
With regard to the operations of the Prince
Viccroy in the north of Italy and the Illy-
rian Provinces ,as they have heretofore been
Involved in much obscruity, we have been
very particular. Tho theatre of his opera
tions, though apparently independent of tho
movements of the Grand Army must me-
cessarily have great connextioh with,and in
fucnce upon, the final progress of the whole.
1t is cOnjcctured that this department of the
great European campaign has been much
neglected by American editors in general,
who receive fureign gazettes. The con-
nexion is thus interrupted, and the reader
confused.
Mr.. BALDWIN is the bearer of dispatches for
Government from Mr.. CRAWFORD, our
Minister in Fisnce.
TransQYed fo, the ChHn;ce fo,n paris nbers 10 the
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prevent your starving. have sscertainrr
and Witnessed that the plan OF the enemy is
10 burn and consume every thing ID our sd
vance. My troops aud other means will be
described to you by Colonel Atkinson. BE-
sides the rawness and sickliness they have
endured faiIgues equal to winter campaign,
ia the SHOWS and bad weather and are sadly
dispirited and ialen off: but upon the subjeet
| must refer you.to Colonel Atkinson.
With these means---whst can be accom-
plished by human excr,ion, will atts n,p---
with mind devoted to The general objects OF
the camgvin.
have the honor to be, very respectfully, sir,
your most obedient servant,
w. HAMPTON.
GEN WILKINSON TO THE sEcRrrAny OF wan.
Heal Qnarfeyv, Frerck .yfits, .Nov 13fh 1873
SIR--l beg ihis may be considered as an
appendix TO my official con- m unicaiion res
pcciing the action of the lth inst. l lasr
evening received the enclosed infor nation.
the result Of the examination Of sundry pris-
oners, taken on the field Of battle, which JUS
lifss the opinion OF the surviving general Of
6ccIs who were in the engagement: This goes
lo prove, that although the imperIous obliga.
route the enemy, they were beaten-thc scci-
dental loss OF one field piece notwithstanding,
after II had been discharged fifteen or twenty
times. have also learned from what is con-
sidered good authority but will not vouch
for ,he correctness Of IL, thar The enemy's
los. exceeded FIVE hundred killed and wound
ed. Ths'inolosed report will correct IN err
ror IL my former nication--as il ap-
pears b was the 89th, and not the Saith Brit
ish regiment wb,ch was engaged on the lth.
! bsg leave 10 mention relative to the action
Of the llSh, what, trons my extreme indispo-
siticn, ! have omitten. Having received in
formation late in enc day, thai the contest had
become somewhat dubious, ! ordered up
reserve of six hundred men, whom had di-
rected to siaad by their arms under 1t. Col.
Upham, who gsllan,ly led them into action,
which terminated few minutes after their
arrival 90 The grourd. am, sc.
JAMES WILKINSON.
Hon. :. dinistrong, See'ry az War
State rncnt of the strength Of the enemy in the
action Of the 18th of November, 1918, on
Kesler's field, in Wflliamsburgh, in Upper
Canada, founded on the separate examins-
;i0n OF o number Of British prisoners taken
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Four pieces Of mounted Artillery, and seven
gun boats--one carrying 24-pounder.
certify that the above statement is correct
agrccably to the statement of the above men
toned prisoners. l, JOHNSON,
Inspector General, I'd division.
II. 9. French Mills, November l6, 1918.
Ertract from fbe General Order Of Geueral
Ipilkinson, Of hhe 1871 November.
4 g The troops are to embark without loss of
time yea are not to be hurried in leaving the
Canadian shore, from whence the Comman-
der in Chief is compelled TO retire, BY the
extraordinary, unexampled, and it appears
unwarrantable conduct of Major Gen. Hamp-
ton, in refusing to join this army with divi-
sion of 1000 men under his command, agree
able TO positive orders from the Commander
in Chief, and AS he has beeh assured by the
Secretary at War, Of explicit instructions
from the War Department. Thus deprived
of large portion of his promised force, the
; Conmandcr in Ceicf feels himself bound by
sense OF regard to this mcritotious corps,
and of sacred duty TO the United Stcres, to
spare the lives Of brave men, and oot TO haz-
ard the character or interests of the nation,by
. q" uuSHuos SVuhASts A1S VIII HtSiy TCSESts
and the deepest mortfca,ion, suspends the
destined attack upon Montreal. But he as.
syrcs this army that it is not abandoned"
st BosroN, December g..
Our Patsburgh Correspondent continues bis favors,
although the army beng in winter-quarters, there
is little OF interest to communicate His last let
ter is dated the 29th ult. from which we give the
following extract
Several days age Gen. Hampton left this
place, and his army, very suddenly and un-
ceremoniousiy but at that time it was not
knewn that he had been arrested by General
Wilkinson, for disobedience of orders in the
late campaign. Should he be acquitted On
on trial, think he will not be employed any
more by the government, as he has become
very unpopular with both armies. I am glad,
on the whole, that they have gone iolo winter
quarters; for, the taking Of Montreal this
fall, is il my opinion, matter Of little i'm
portance because, il the war continues, the
uItloate object of the United States must and
will be Quebec. Our army, therefore, when
It shall have been sufficiently augmented ~
invest that city, Can move down FROM where
il now is, and take Montreal in its way. If
Congress does its duty this winter, by giving
such wages TO recrsifay as will induce suffic-
ieai number Of tac6Sto step forth immediate
iy aud JON the army, the nest csmpsign down
the river St. Lawrence will be brilliant oue,
and redourd to the honor and greatly to the
sdssetagc ss tie usi;cd States"
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Translated for the Chrtmcie from Paris pabeys to III
18Th October, received by the Brutus
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,Siatemcnt of the strength Of the enemy in the
action Of the llth of November, 1878, on
Kcsler's field, in Wflliamsburgh, in Upper
Canada, founded on the separate examina-
zion of . numbeI Of British prisoners taken
on the field of battle
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Refnrn Of Me Ailed and Wounded
Kned-subalierns 3, serjeants7 z, corpOrais 3, mu
scisn 1, privstcs S8--Tolal i02,
Misunderstanding adier-generaI 1, asst adjt- gcn. I
aid de camp1. colonel I, major 1. captains 5. subs
terms g. serjeants 9, corporas .3, musician 1, pr
Yates l93total 237. Total, killed and wounded 35s
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Head Qaarers, Four Corners, Non. s, 1915. q
SIR-I had the honor to receive, at a late
hour last evening, by Colonel King, your COM
munication Of the 9th, and was deeply impress
sed with the sense of responsibility it impos-
cd Of deciding upon The means Of our cooper
alton. The idea suggested as the opiAion Of
your officers, Of effecting the junction at ST.
Regis, was most pleasing, as being most i'm
mediate, until came to the disclosure Of the
amount of your supplies of provisions. Col.
onel Atkinson will explain the reasons
that would have rendered il impossible for
me to have brought more than each man could
have carried on his back and when reflect
cd that in throwing myself upon your scanty
means, should be weakening you in your
most vulnerable point, did not hesitate to
adopt the opinion, efier consulting the gen.
eral and principal officers, that by throwing
myself back on my main depot, when all the
means of transportation had gone, and falling
upon the enemy's flank, and strainiag every
effort to open acommupica,ion from Plat,s-
burgh to Coghnawsga, or any point you may
indicate on the St. Lawrence, should more
etIeslually contribute to your success, than
by the junction at Regis. The way is in many
ptces blockaded and abbai,cd, aud the rose
ipprac,icablc for wheel carriages Curing win
ter--bss BY Me enploymeps Of pack hsrssss
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Nv CHHN-CERY

Nv C5.4-N-CERY
{ Court, contDnet and held for AIbe,nor,a
y county, the 5th day of October, 1915.
Between
Nimrod Bramham, Com,Ia;,or.
And .
John Joqett, Alice Joue;t, heirs of Pober, .Iouar
Nathan Crawford, aud Msrsaret his wife. John
Allin snd Mary bis wife, John Mis-. Menan
Mills Msrssret Mills, Frances Mills, Clifton
ithoues a',d Elizabeth his wife, Charles .J.,nes,
Thomas e. Fletcher aud Susannah his wife.
rim Defendants.
THE. attendants, John Jolett, Alice r, Ionet,
heirs ct Robert Jouett, Nathan Crawford and Ma
garet his wife, John Aliin and Mary his WITT joh,,
MINIS, Margsre, Mills, Frances Mills, Charles ,Inn
ctt-nct having entered their appearance and piv.1
secnr'ty according TO the act of Assembly and he
rules OF this court, and IT appearing to the
OF the CONT that they not inhsL.,snts of hi.
eonairy~-on the motion of the complainant no Nj.
counsel,it is Ordered, by the Court That the .si[
Defendants do appear here on the first MONDAY in
January next nd answer the bl Of the comDlain.,t
and that copy of this order Ice forth with
in some newspaper pun'ished in the civ of R;cL.
mond Tor two months sueeessveIy and pnsted -, r..
same tiIne ' ' ''e
a Cory-Tcs.e,
,y. JOHN NICHOLAS, C. n C.
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- 49, JUS. NOliobSFltt
| Bale surersne bread
cloths, assorted colours.
1 no. fine and low mi.
c-d, do:
l do. superinc & com.
mon pe,ice do.
= DO. "ouhle and single
riNPd csssimeres as
sorted.
1 DO. Berlin, Manches.
Ter & silk cords.
l Trunk fancy MarseiI-
les aud worsted Vest
ing,
I Do. Toilinett and com.
mon do.
1 Bale rose blankets,
Saisb,'ry and white *
red fishneis.
Durants and esliuanco
assorted, S
i Trnnk green ana black
bombazet's.
1 do i ! S; 6 j cotton
canOtics assorred.
1 Do. 81 and ~ black
and coloured do.
| So and ca twi.i'd and
tignred do.
i 40 and Ca assorted s.
superior quality mus
Inns,
1 a. & c. jaeonet mus.
lin,
| al jspanued and seed
Ell cambrics,
/ - sad Ca nlaia snd
figured L~nnes,
/ rs X "A COTTON shirt
Ing dressed aad undres-
sed,
l A. ColaraiD sh;rtins,
1 q q Irish linens, assert.
cd,
! 50 D.mities assorted.
l Z striped corded plain
csrahric and Common
ginghams,
SILK ginghams,
1 cese domestic sn.ioes
snd eiushams,
1 10 white and Lrown
u ~, sue sliiruns.
1 Trunk calico,
Chicks,
Bed ticking,
Shee'ing.
Whit and brown PA
ti'las linen & co. on
Romans.
1 Trunk black. plaid and
cnl ured lusirines,
1 DO F'orentint s,pelin s
and sarsnetts,
I Do ladies' silk, cotton
and worsted hosiery,
d. j. in the hope OF sh
he in general, vii endeay
amp'e supply in order to
October 30. 9
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T7o ~ II .tfos Nrqt ard,

~ ~ II 'tfs NrfldrH,
Es'oR experimenting negro man named HARRY,
who eoped from my plantation on Ci.iehabom
my one 10th ut He is about 20 years DID, prodi-
giousiy stout and strong male, very black. b.s .
.ri'n look, bad countenance and coars. voice,
raised at Col. Anher's quarter near Wes,ham.
but 1t rs probable that he rs gone TO Lynchbure,
where ne hiss sone reations and attempted te reach
IN a boat some time aRo-tIe had on q pair of new
''ue and white kersey psntaloon. an old dirty
looking cont and IS very dirty aud sioveniv in his
dress. will give the above reward to have him Sc.
enred m ;lsi' so that get him again, sud pay ali
reasonable expences Il delivered TO in tina CITY
:, BENZ. DUAL.
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October %.

HNH'S rs to INFORM the public, tina, on tie 8th day
Z; O. as! moa,h, {Oetober) gave my oblisat or
n Mr.. Eilsh May: o City .6f Richmond, for
9W' "ohars To he discharged III Coal delivered, ~ t
hssn, at tie customary pr'ce when ,akcn aw,v. /
was ter t9e purchase OF tw Negro Men, at $50 dol.
lars eac. Which Negroes. by " rbaI agreement. Le
was !" de''' :, to me al my Coai-ptts at Dover on
'Oy farm 81 Planters Fare %
One OF tNr fellows, by name Blfiy or Eill. he ha,
a'rd 70 deliver agreeable to con :ract, and wbom 7
have not seen 81 the Purcl,sse-l therefore do nor
eohsifr myse'' bound to pay more than one rnoi.ty
81 the obgation sn will not do il unless comnelIea
Nv law to do so, uni SIS the sad May deliver The said
Negro, agreeable to said bargain sid even b; t,,q,
case IL he does nor give satisfactory
rs 70 ms being born slave prior tn his delivery
shall refuse to receive hin. have since maxim. - .
purchase, bren formed that the said F.i.os e; , =
save, y that 1t was knov,a 10 Mr. Nav q, tL. ,;.,s
purchased HIM. NGNyET T'RyE,y I,.,, ,,;'e
November l2. 3w L
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FROM FRENCH PAPERS
Received By the Engineer, a. Bosto
ACCOUNTS rKoM rRE ARMIES.

AccoUNrs xKoM IKE ARM1Rs
PARIS, Sept. 10.
AAer MAJESTY the empress, queen and regent has
lith Sept - ~ '"e
" Tire grand army ~ 2i,e eneyn+ beaten a. ~.
den, usht refuge in bohemia. Havin. intelGss,'ca
thai me emperor "asin SIcsia, the allies reunited
sc4rrsot $4,000 men, composed of Rug1aue p
sans aud Ausriaps, aud moved, the 5tb unon IL
tendcri, the Gthupon GieshubeI, and the 7th unon
Pima. "Po"
cite sth ut noon, the emperor arrived At Dob.
m, and ordered e Marshal st. Cvr 10 af,oct 49,
eneniys advanced guard, which was drive, b.
Gen Ronnet from tie heIs hts OF Donna Az ,;aJ,
t5e French upon the camp Of PrDa. 5'
lee " til Freneh army marched upon Dor.
Ia and Furstenw ,ide. The heAd.un .rters al ,h 3.
Emperor we're at LeiDstadt. Tie 1iith st4rsbat g.
Syr marched slOm The village Fgrst nvs de 90,
Ge ersOerg, which oyerin Ks the plain of Boben,;a
Cen nonhst With ths 4sd division, degie nded into
III plam near TOphtZ He perceived the ARM. as
the entmy, which h1yng recalled eli it5 defa
from SeNOny, was Ulikng IN effort to rsli, II th.
pass OF the GcyersbCrg had been r.ctes;ie for s.
uhery, tvs army would have been attacked in flank
durf"g its uarehi bural The efforts 10 DESCEND vim
cannon were useless. ~
The Gen. Orsno jcfsd UPON the beicb,. If
Petersvade, while Gen. Damar.eeau arriv. i G,.r,
Ly Holt. ndorf ~S
-" We have made some hundreds of prisoner. ~.
ny ct vbom are officers. The enemy has cor.
SANITY avoided bstie, aad il retiring IL ali d,res.
tons.
- ~ re emperor IS returned 10 Dresden q,
lier m-le7F ne empress, queen auJ regent has
ysee we'd ne 'ofsg"ihs nsws from The arfny 10 The
LI'u o-pt - ~ " VIC
" Ihe i,tr Tue cEa.DT S0afe sor,ie from, Tim.
btl ~" No;enjcr', AS bienei 20 TIN TIC AK.
son % p'oonce'n' ~i0 ~ Tpon toe height TN.
division retired 10 cont or lcr dn0n Q bnsb2I ter
count Lohao re onteI T. IS corps. Tie cn.ny
Tempting tfatt * use ct'np Of GusaabeI. vas reol
Sei With tie loss &C isany men
TIE i5h the emperor LEI. Iresden f,r the
en-. q Prna', ils directed Gsa. M,Gi,s-gateru-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-09
November 2,
VIRGTNIA:


L Rules holden in the CLERKS Oqice of the su.
perIor Court of Chancery Tor thc I.iuhmond JI,;c,
the 2d day Of November 1875 W.
- 1,mes Cannon and Rebecos his wife, and Rdward
aoso,,, ,,."' ''a A'' ""e' Pltgs.
Thomas White, John Stsrke Williamson A.,
w butler, and Thomas WlIamso., mr. ~"
The Defendants John Slsrke Williamson a.,
W., w. 6a.ler' and Thomas Williamson NOS Wing en
to the Act Of assembly aud the Rues NJ
arc sPpssrns by satisfactory evidence, ,haI ,bey
are not 'nhsblt.nts of this countfy-T;s ord,yeS
nat the said Defendants DO appear here on III.
p,a;,; VI tne next term aud answer the bill Of lie
"a, ,a''l"' ana thst copy OF this order be FORT
WIN inserted In some nevspaper published n, -.
C'y OF Richmond. for two months suceessiyeiv s,d
City. IL ''e sA'u
a Copy. Teste,
Nov.,,,.,o WV. w HENING, c. c.
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