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Ex.,aef etaiet.er t,.n. .vsv Bedford to a gen

Extract Of aietter flsn, .Vew Bedford, to a gen
u fie,nan IN this city, dated .Sfuns Ia.
:" Last night the boats of the enemy, six or
seven in narnbcr, came up to the. point, the
NImrod just beiow-every thing indicated an
Intention of an attack on the shipping and town.
Alarm guns were fired !; ali turned out, and
thank God, manitested'a determination to re-
pei the Threatened invasion volunteers few TO
the aid of the militia companies, and all were
prepared to resist insntuliy. The enemy dis
covered that measurcshad been taken for de-
tencc; and signals ofsKy rockets were made
on board the Nimrod and the boats returned
This morning they went to wareham and burn.
all the shipping. thirteen vessels. There car
not longer be doubt but that they intend to
destroy all the vessels they can. A town meet
ing was held this afternoon and all are agreed
to suportlt the character OF our country by vi
gorous defence. Colonel Lincoln has ordered
1000 men TO be ready at moments warning
We are to have a guard Of 100 men, and sig.
Gals arranged for calling in The neighboring mi
litia, on the appearance of The enemy. hav.
,nly to add. tha' hope AMI trust that my ma
i've town w'illnot be disBraced by a tame sur
eider of all that is dear to MAN,
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LAND For SALE.

The oyerseers of tile Poor, in Surry County, will
proceed, on the Goth July, if the weather
permit, itnot the next good day,
TO SELL
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Copy .fa kfter from d. q. Warden. the Inleri.
fan Consni az Pasfs, to Mr.. Johs ,Gham5er,
! & of .Netu Tori. q. = ~
SIR PIE aseto mention, for the consolation
OF Mr.. Frederick Correct and fanny in N. York,
that his sons, Frederick and William, are load,
ed viii. hohorss that Frederick, the younger,
but 20 years old, has been in 80 eatt les withou,
receiving wound > that William, the elder, is
attached to the aft of Marin mt the Duke de
Ragusa. and thai they returned to head quar-
tiers after continuing with me short time.-
Both are Members of the Legion of Honor,
which Frederick obtained but week ago as
the reward OF uncommon bravery. Yours,
i't sffs - .sss ID r.. WARDEN. !
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During the thunder storm on Friday, petit
suger from New York loaded with manur,
struck upon the bar Of Plumb Gut, went to pie
ces, and aifon board perished-
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not take Canaua. ts4 e
He departed, saying ne should report to
the captain, colonel P's. determination.
Extract of a lsnsr from a gentleman of 81. Ma.
ry's to the Editor.
In former letter. you have had the re
suit of the enemy's operations, up to the
18th inst. On that day four of Colonel Pla.
ter's negroes went over TO the enemy, and
at 10 a. m. the next day the enemy com (.
nenced cannonade of his house, but with-
out effect. At q p. III. they landed in his
field large force Of marines, between fouf
and FIVE hundred, and marched to the house
The colonePs family and most Of his fur.
niture was removed, and his stock driver
into the country.
Arrived at the house with his marines
the con. mander, Brown, and colonel Platter
held the following dialogue.
Commodore--I heard, sir, you hac 4
strong force of militia, and l came to give
them some amusement,
Colonel Plater--You are niisinformed, bu,
if I had an equal force, and your large yes
sells would be quiet. you would not reach
them again.
Com,---That's impossible, sir. But &c
business--beiDg disappointed in fight, my
men must have something, and you must
not think hard Of my suffering them to take
the poultry.
Col. PIE is no advantage to troops &c
sufer them to plumber. Lord Wellington
SET ? iaudab'e and exalted example IL hii
eaich through the south Of France,
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Erfract o. letter from I Enghsh gentle
q man dated P0riS .I,iL,i o5

Erfract of a letter from II English gentle
man, dated Paris, Juiu IS.
The enthusiasm with which the King was
nailed by the troops assembled yesterday ut
the Thuilleries, was altogether unexampled;
there were at least 5000 OK the line, with 4
or 5000 National Guards, and a vast con-
course of the inhabitants of Paris. Officers
and soldiers. and guards, and citizens, appear
cd to be animated with only one sentiment
that of personal affection to the Monarch and
his Family perfectly unlike the GOODNESS,
nay, perhaps more, the irouical mcr,imcnt,
which was but too manifest in their reception
OF him only two months ago There is in the
manner OF this Prince, when he acknowledges
the acc'amations Of his subjects, or receives
TIER addresses, or takes their petitions from
tn poorest individuals that stop in his way,
mixture OF dignity and goodness irresis,abiy
touching. Eventhe intirmey and evident pain
under which he l1boavs, and the placid coun-
tenance which shines through his sufierings,
aids somctillr, OF tenderness to the attach
nent I've inspires. The close and anxious iu-
s.,ection Of the military hospitals of Paris the
other day, by the Duke Of Rerri, who did not
leavea bed uneXamincd, nor a wounded sol
der without soine cheering word, has made a
deep impression on the feelings OF an inte,li-
gent, and highly susceptible body of men, who
require nothing more than Il steady hand and
upright spirit in their leaders, TO recall them
from the species of deiiriun into which the
bacchanaban system OF BonaYarte had hi.hcr-
to plunged them.
Are you prepared in England for some pow
ertul attempts On the part OF NJ. Tallcyrind,
tn sap the foundation of yo'ir maritime snpre
macy '--whether to be aimed at through the
medium Of direct stipulations between France
and England only, or of general and circuitous
regulations Of commercial and maritime prin-
ciples, to which the other great Powers are TO
be invited to accede-possbly briGed to en-
force them-we shall see before many months
We shall also see whether new obstacles will
not be very speedily thrown in the way Of the
Congress at Vienna or OF any Congress at
which less than three or four hundred thou
sand negoclators would be found necessary.
You may rely tfton il, that the spirit which
dictated the Observation-Disclosures expression,
Bien qne le tyaitc d'.1nienS,' is at this mo-
ynent more inveterate than ever; and the &C
tual superiority enjoyed by Great Britain on
the ocean is considered by those who lead the
French councils as blco1Hhafibie quith the or
| tstence Of France. Govern yourselves &C
contingencies America, or she will soon
have friends that may mere than double the
| difficulty of the task--do not trife away this
| campaign and incur the necessity of another
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FIVE DNLLARS KEWAnll
PAT9hTPORT.aBLE
HOT BATH.

he inventor Of ti,isimHortas; nedies i4-r,r--,,--
Is nav gone on TO rhieel,l,ia in osr to raroy.,s
eoiie'ent sfippy ofappal~tis.
500 "a i, csn liake the ns.c.riv arraa.-e ,,,7
agent %Tibe e'rpyed toconyey den t',rouyho.i,
:! Ne p'7ce winch bee NJ 6rs' co.,,en,,'steh. vas 30
i''far 70 priyGte r,iises o iryse;s.s it4 ,lL,,s-
t2c sew months however, r. oiIr.A ti,.i -, liz
pr. tpth~e Pcrs,ns who ndg,t ai;.;Si ldot ,,or ~;
whist lie was cp.iactii,; ssch ii,ct- ,.ot s,.r. -
toe poiie re'piro''. thus perii is now expire, .
the price M t'lut VIII h as AT fist attended Fa,S-
who az able TO Cay.or it, rnt these pses Ia h.
reasonable -
For the relief of the poor every agent VIII re IN
s'fFrted 10 brake provision in tei respective n,,,,
bsniosis la the city of Richmond any ,,1o,.,,,-o1
who may need the Bath, may apply to Mr. JOAN ?,
Snie IS captain o tsc ety watch o. To Mr. john Mad
iox with each .. whom there win I've i,.,asitey. yv,
TENS to he de'otc, exclusively 20 the service Of s,Irj.
rs the intended arrangements are eon,eetcd MOTIF
iaps will be given from Sne to time to those s,,
cerncd.
NO person VIII &c permitted 10 sell any or the o,tts
who not furnished with proper license 80 rs 10 DC
prepared to sran; ispens''ionsto every purchaser ,
der shc signature OF the inventor or his rial ,s,t
rs every known violat;an OF the patent privilege win be-
prosecuted according to law.
SAMUEL X. JENNINGS.
+. s. Robert C. Jennings TIE General Agc,. = ,,rS
nsiel with supply OF the Apparatus at his ol;c ,sfc,y
occupied " James Brown. esq.
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FRESH GOODS.

THE Subscribers have lately received two cases
fancy uuslns, snperiine and calcoes - and
- sItng cottons, 6-i ant. ~ wh..e camltics long
lawns, black forence silks, enga:ns, white satin,
white and eolored mars lilies, ,estngs, lace yeis mock
shell combs lustring andsattin ribbons.
Also
IN extensive assortTaent Of ladies' mems and chill
drens morOcco aud leather shoes
Cases straw bonnets, new patterns,
3 do. best London pins
Which With their former stock makes Their assort
inent very complete and will be stid ON reasonable
terms
u. &. S. WILIApfs
DcfCNcr IL
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WE OFFER FOR. SAFE.

so Bales Napt Costons Cough x Rrahhwa;t's man.
ri'ctoly, and principally high numbers,
90 Pieces twlled sacking,
100 Par9-i III, i2-t Bed Blankets,
5000 Pounds best Lons2n Seine Irvine,
200 Yards catpetins9 of the best quaiity,
40 Dozen Yarn Hose
Trunks Worsted and Lambs Wool Hose,
Ditto Manchester Sturss,
An assortment Of thcveiy Rest plated steel saI!err
Gloves, Nuns Thread, Combs, Sc
Which will be sold reasonable terms FOR cash OF
acceptances 10 town.
Sept IL .r
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VIRGINIA.

A ltnles holden in the Clerks Office nrthc S,.ner
~ or Court 81 Chsncery for the Richmond District
tbe ist day OF september, 1914.
Frances iabb, PIT
AGAINST,
Philip Gryme5 Randolph, Susanna Gryracs Randslnl
Polly Cary Randolph. Robert Carter Randolnb S,i
Lucy Burwcil Randolph, infant chldaen. ba;,,, All
distributes ofArchd. Gary Randolph I,. Joo Iia,.
dolph, TO bgassigned their guardian TO defend thenio
tins suit, ltehd y. Venable SamI. w. V,nolle.yy,n
J.. Venable, GOodridge Wilson, his ,gG, Elizah.,b
Wilson, Nathaniel Nenabie and his wife Maria We
nabe, james Daniel for his children orbis deceased
wife Anne Daniel, hich said Richard n V.n.ble
and others last mentioned are the co-lcirs or Abro
ham u. Venable, Edward Scott William Scot, la
seph Scott, and William Bass and l;etsv is wiz, d
William Meriwether and Sally his wife ,ybirt e.J
Edward Scott Will'am Scott Josepb Sco,t V;ll;a,o
Bass and William Mcriwetlicr ar. the cob,.,s or
.oseph Scott deed and Francis Watkins mr.
THE UefeHd1Ht James Daniel, not having entered
hrs appearance and gwen security according 10 b, Act
OF Assembly Il the Rules Of this Court & Il apueariu
iy satisfactory evidence tha, he is not an ibbsbfant c
tflscmntry MS orde'ed That the said Defendant
10 appear here on the fst day fthe next term and
answer the bill ofthe Plaintiff; and that COPY n his
oT'sr he forthwith inserted in some newspsber ,.ul-
rhcd lin oe CITY ofI'chuoud for two months sueces-
,ey andpostct at the font door Of the Capital in the
sid City.
A Copy Tcste,
WV. w. HENING, &C
''ct ,. cpSw
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LAND mnp SAIk,

Will sell the tract OF land n, which INV reS;,.
lying on the head OF Appomettock iiver7 il Prince
reward county, containing one thousand acres or
whereabouts There is said tract three. OF, iou,. small
arms under good sencestieie is near xix hur.li,.c \
cres at god tobacco land cnt down there Is n.sr
one hundred acres can BE- overflow ed and converted in
TO mesdow Taken altGsetherit enjoys NOR. liirapts-
ges than any 'Iact in that Settlement and cona,s,ls
Tue man buckingham read, both sid :. for upvHr1,s
OF one mile, being remarkably well and tisr-
Ell and not one acre ON the tract but what IS Iccci e.
notsh i"r cn're-Ihcre is quantity o.. al SORTS OF
fru Trees, o the best quality Indeed i; IS anwet,
by The hest judges to he rs valuable tract rs any The
county Any person inclined purchase viii .irlonts
.,iy we" IT. which viii be is best
There is Grist and Saw-AIili within half .,
lays ~ miles from the Insocction at Zen, Creek, 90
from Richmond and 80 below Iyrchbul-;. Fur1hec
particulars can be known by applyingto
PRIda WaIsrr, Sen'r-
.-Vff9. Kim
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EEUCATION-

'EyHE Suhscriberreslinc in Gooch!antl county near
= Georges tavern. intends continue has school tic.
ensuing year.
The br2'chrs Of learning which he proposes To teach
arr the English, tatinsed Greek languages ramnati.
caly. Mathematics, sc.
lie terms OF bpaf'l and tuition vii, he one hundred
doat@ OF which forty dollars be paid in advance
the boar'les finding their bets The term of t,i
lion va, be ten months, commencing on the second
day ofjaiiuary.
GEoRGE lICHARnsow.
..
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ORIGINAL.


NN.nfs NNiUitS 'DurN-.tOuSc, tct- 1914.
TO COL Moses Green, commanding the end E6te
Corps.
SIR,
The non-comn;ssioned officers and privates con-
posing the Richmond Union Artillery, under the COM
m'nd OF Capt Andrew Stevenson beg leave to address
you"s small tribute of tiier respect, for the great
(and they hope, not unmeIted) attention and Kindness
seewn by YOU TO them, whilst they had the pleasure of
aeing under your command; and at the same tinc 10
express their regret at so unexpected cali from it,
They had battered themselves particularly alter the
io1nnate illness of tler much respected comrnpnd-
CT, that they would still continue under your immediate
protection, and enjoy those comforts ami privileges
which they exper encet with Youth taking leave
OF you, they avail themselves ofthe opportunity to make
toyo1 tender OF their thanks; and to express their
sincere regret at the separation which the public SER
vice requires and t;ey entertain hope that you will
look overany misconduct which they I-4y have min
teAhnnai!y -ommitted--Accept, Sir thc best wish
es for yopr aeh and prosperity, and safe return To
your home and fiieads-whcre they hope YOU will
enjoy all the happiness due the virtues and patriot
ism which 'irew you into the field.
VNdom Shelton, J
Samuel Lenoinc, I Committee
Seymour p. Charlton, )
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FRANCE.

Extract of letfcr from Paris, dated Jllg 4.
ssNe are here in a state of a&itatioh, not
Knowing what is to become of ne. Every day
discomfort increases. 1t was hoped that the
Bourbons, on their return to France, would
have brought with them large and liberal
views, that their stay in England would have
ma lie them forget their former notions & have
extended their ideas, and-that misfortunes
would have reformed them. 1t is observed,
however, with pain, that they arc, row what
they were twenty years since, and persuaded
that France rsnIains the same, they wish TO
govern her not us she is, but as she was. This
is the cause of all the discomfort & irritation.
"They do not content themselves with TAX
ING an account of the changes which have
taken place in our manners, in our habits, III
our opinions, but they wish to make these
Changes In each of us as crime. In vain cur
D DulatiDn has been several times renewed !;
they til address themselves to the population
Of I7S6-DoubtlesS we have committed faults,
but we have done great things; travellers are
struck with all the monuments of our glory.
The Bourbons alone do not perceive them !;
these monuments (strange to say,) appear to
them arrangements.
:" You believe, perhaps, that they occupy
themselves here in repairing what we have
suffered from tyranny and tie ~ar you de-
ceive yourselves. The cabinet Of the Thuil-
leries passes its time i'll compelling the Mont
teur to insert acts of accusation against
Frenchmen who have defended their country
against the invasion of foreigners.
do not give credit to falsehoods which
gives pretended abjurations of men, whom
opinion would place at the head Of the govern
nlent Of France. The author Of the letter ~
the Courier, Of the 22d Of June, is assuretlv
much inisirhormed, when he gives out that
Fouchc, duke of Otranto, IS quite dispos-
ed 70 modify his opinions. Those who know
him, know that he is Incapable of any paslla-
MINORS transaction his principles are nHex-
iblc, because he believes that liberty can exist
under monarchy as well as under repub
lie Having had the courage to resist Bona
parte, who was a giart, be will not prcstrlte
himself before the Bourbons 1t is not on.y e.
the elevation OF his mind and N his talents.
that the public render homage; it is above I'll
the strength Of his charactCf that they es-
teen. The duke Of OTapto. from his habits
and his name rs. IS Inaccessible to seduction.
" We are pcSuaded ths French govern
rent csnnot 20 81 long ie this manner. They
make every day new blunders. which will
lead IS IN a rnf,farv 1rerChy We carrct en-
tsr into any speculation through TIC fear Of
seem, the war recommence, aud gain the
sien of Bonaparte The Bourbore may vet
t,~event ti,is .feefrl reaction, BOT it must be
y, taxing other steps ando.hce ncils."
LoHGCn PaEer.
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Get. IS.

* CI..3.VNf.iII7 =
Z II Court he'd Tor Prince Edward County, Aug
- the 18th, 1914
Villa, Swec,'y an infant, by William Patterson, his
guar fan md next iieni, Cssipt
AGAINST,
.jo1rrifc Sveerv, John D. sadler Executor of Will
81 Swccny dce'd, JOHN Day ard Mary iis wiz late
Nav Sw-eny. john Kelly and TaIl,ha his wiz, lstc
iRhih' Sweeny, Ahncr Lax and Susa.,'af his vile
.t" Srsanrah Swe-ry, LILY Swe,r,r, Thonas
Noolariec a', Mi lr,l ms wife late Minded Swee-
ny, John Sw.e,,y, lebrccs Day and Sally Swaeny,
7'LfT. DErEND,7N-T'LI,n Swoenv. not having
cnteed saf'naraHce and sieen security according 10
an act oFthc General assembly and tic l+ilcs o this
nlrt snd appearing tine satisfaction OF tl,s Court
that l,e is not inia';t nf this state. On the mott
ON Ut t" Complainant by his Counsel: n is ordered
tai the ss'i left ;ohn Swreny e. appear here on tho
first day % N1ven,' Cont next md answer the
Commandments bill snC l,a; copy of s order be forti-
with Inserted ~ some oithe p;.Ns news papers
prited ~ the CITY 81 lliehmond tor,,o months sue
eessively, ad also posted the front door ofthe Court
house oftliis county.
4 Copy. Tcste,
b. j. WORSHA.JE n c.
Sept. IL y2m.
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no be RE,N'IED on Sod, :
THE IN a NrGrON IInI1cIs 1rln.I,t,r


tOENElG OF Eleventh and Market streets iIliIs-
y = dcipha, and possession to he had inmediateIy-
The house is So fee front, 60eet deep aud fonr sso
res high The LOTS $50 feet deep to so feet street
There are annexed two large buildings one CT which
contains % bed CHAMBERS; the other is SO feet front
So deep and two stories high situate on Eleventh and
the 80 feet street The present tenant Mr. William
;cnsaw, has had upwards of 60 beds employed in this
establishment Every thing employed i, the kitchen
aud was,-hose, by contract with Mr. Rcnstaw to re-
man. The whole Is completely furnished for pubic
he present tenant has pub shed nothing hut what is
perfectly correct, aid the cxt7c, from lis advertise
ncnt YES AN accurate description If the establishment
viz: Wm henshaw informs his friends AM, I,aIiru-
ia'y ladies' and tenilemsn travelling, that in iis new
establishment he has amplyin his power to acconno-
dae them IN superior styl having number OF pri-
sste paioSns FOR families as well as double and single
be''e chambers. The silalion pleasant and airy, be-
lng opposite To an open square hereby giving his es;a-
hhshment decided advantage over every thing of the
kind in Philadelphia"
onouid the tenant or purch scr be inclined tn ex-
tenn ms views, there is tot adjoining 1874 feet on Ee-
zenith and 81 feet t,c 30 feet street lie NAV have
the whole on part of this lot For terms apply &c
JOSEPH TRENT.
Richmond. Oct. rs. erq,v.
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FOTND.

q ARIN last month in this city, n we'll formed
80 iiors about Eve feet high Of sorrei color r,;x
S' with few white hairs, switch tail snai st,,r and
s"P, supposed to be about years old The owner is
,epucstpd to prove his property, pay charges X take
him away. Apply at the iiyci7 Stable Of MIR Rvland
RNdOlp.
Get. g. o.
V5Nit hictfsU'a DDion .<i,i FnFnuce IS NOW ia 1,,-
ration Castings IN I}iq,s and Vrtuelt iron work
wa a'sobcexccntcd n q lurrace Orriers lea ~ th
f"Tf"cc' m with John PerRll ci tiispacc, or Toilet
Is la in Pe.crsbtrv win h, thank iliy reeet,ed go
promptly attended To-
June !. II
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H4LF-H.qY HOUSE TO BE REV
TEU

Fs7It subscriber wishes torent Tor Or more years
that large and COMMISSIONS 1avct-n callci tLe
Rhf-Toy Hol,se, between Rchu,ond and Patersbrre
Possession may be had the first dry y Novcube,.
next This establishment is well lsunwri tlst Il ri
uoght unnecessary 20 more iian that K is believed
to he oftlc best country stands IN Virl in;a f,r
gdbc honse--Ier1uS NAV b. known nv applying 10
tie subscriber Who lives near tho premises.
McED GREGORY.
ChegterlieI,L Oct.5. Il
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TILT-HAMNIER ESTABLISH
MENrV

JOSEIoHH TOH.SE S, e Co.
2EoPECIFCi-LY inform the public, that they
= have Just completed this establishment in Franz
IN CoMy va about four miles below the court horse,
immediately IN the neishjorhood of CalIawav's Fr,n
Works. They have provided themselves wib g,oJ
ana faithful workmen, and the best of materials for ma
nnS oeythe- Biades, Reel4ng-IIooks, Weetng- Hoes.
DII,wing and Cutting Knives, &c Sc
ihey %'il also carry ON the Wagon making business
eNtensiyeiy-the wood and iron part of which viii ls
male ny neat and experienced hands-OrCers and r.
quests nom any part of the Country shall be punet
ably attended to.
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GEoRGE BARNES.
Oct. II. etp
i,<tiNlA.--At Rules inr,.,l. ~ it,e ,,crNs ,,iiiS
osthc Superior Court Of Chance,, lon. the RieL-
,n""f District, the f,s.v!ay OF September, fsli.
Robert Potion and William A Gregory, executors OF
Sol iintou, vino was surviving partner OF barton *
Eislrr, Pitts
+ AGAINST t
John lesr, executor Of Robert Craig decd Cornell
ms Back, administrator o. Archibald C,mnlep de-
eeas.e, James Ryan and fianeis CONWAY, Deus
iC sci.c cas awarded in this use, not being re-
tdrne;', executed On TIC ;.>niaat ancs Conway and
II a,p arins by satf'ss;oy ev, that lie is not an
i'h&Ltiiit c this cooitry Il IS ordered That the
So. c'e1'ani 40 appear her, tie FIRST tny of the
rcSt term and s',cw cause, il any he can against t,.
revival thereby sought, AID that copy OF this order
Ne io.lNi inserted ms,'ne newspaper published il,
tie City of Richmond, Tor months s,,cc-ssivciy arr,
posted at the front door of the Capitol an tie said
City.
n Copy. Testc.
WM. ". IIENINC, &C.
Get IS Wv