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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-01-13
5ur tie Ga3ette.
TO ATTICUs.

My tuneful Friend thy lays are sweet,
With truth and elegance repletei
Wisdom and beaming fancy join'd,
Instruct and c4ptUate the mind.
The breast in which true genius dwells,
With rage or malice never swells,
Nor secret envy rankles there,
Nor hate creates s.8gie ar.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-01-13
William Figg, and Benjamin Bell and
William Cherry,
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE,

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE,
THAT on Saturday the 29th day of ia
nuary, 1914, between the hours of 9 in the
morning and 3 in the evening, at the house
in which Abraham Gorrell now lives and
keeps tavern, in the town Of Martinsburgh,
Berkeley County, Virginia, | shall proceed
to take the deposition of William Moor
mick and others; which dispositions | in
tend to offer in evidence on the trial of an
injunction in chancery, now depending in
the county court of Berkeley, wherin am
complainant, and you are defendants
Yours, ENOS ROSS.
November 25, 1878. 2m.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-01-13
CATHCART.
The Secretary OF State to Lord castlereagh.

The Secretary OF State to Lord Castlereagh.
Department Of State, January 1914.
My LoRD--I have had the honor to re-
eeive by dag of truce your Lordship's let
ter of the 9TH OF November last, and copy
% note which his Britannia maiestys am
bsssador at the court of st. Petersburg pre-
sented to the Russian government on the
first OF September preceding.
BY this communication it appears that his
royal highness The prince regent rejected
the mediation offered by his imperial ma
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-01-13
An Apprentice Wanted.

THE subscriber wishes to take as an ap-
prentice, boy from IA to Is years of age,
Of good morals, to learn the Saddlng Bust
ness. GEORGE WOLFF.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-01-13

Two or three Apprentices
WANTED.
THE subscriber wishes to take as An.
prentices, two or three boys from Is to is
years of age, Of good morals. to learn tho
Cabinet making and House Joiner's bust.
ness.
ROBERT GREGORY.
Alartinsburgh, Jan. Is, 1914.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-05
Eight Hundred
ACRES OF LAND.

FOR SALE BY THE SUBSCRIBER.
EalS Farm is within three and a half
miles of Powhatan Court House. about
the same distance from Cenito Bridge. lies
as well as any land in this part of the State.
and the soil not inferior 70 any in the county.
not Immediately on James OF Apomatox RI.
vers There is in this Tract nearly One
Hundred Acres of richrbottom Land. adj.
mirauly suited to the productions of grass -
The dwelling House contains Ten Rooms.
with ont-houses of various descriptions, a
well Of the finest water in the yard, and fine
springs in various parts of the plantation, OF
eourse It is we'll watered. This Farm mas
been remarked for the healthy appearance
OF every family, that has resided on it There
are as many as seven Manufacturing Mills
to either of which waggeh may go and re-
turn in a day. From two pence to six pence
only is deducted from the Richmond price,
in the bushel for wheat There are also Sc !.
verai Coal Pitts, about the same distance. of
the Mills. at which Grain and Hay meet a
ready sale.
Gentlemen who wish. to vest their money
in land are earnestly invited to view the
premises, great bargain may be had by AN
early application, in few days about one
hundred and fifty acres will be sewed in
Wheat, aud a few bushels of Rye.
JAMES COOKE.
October 20. wStp
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-05
DESERTED,
FROM rHis PLACE ON THEAsth INST
Smedley Garnett,

4 private in my company. resident of Caroline
county. about twcnit three years of sgs, FIVE
feet eight or nine inches high, rather of pale
complexions 1t is more than probable he win
Turn his course immediately homo, as he COM
plaiacd much Of being indisposed, two or three
days before he made his elopcment- Twill
liver him to me. or any other officer At this
place.
JOHN R0THWELL,t Capt.
9TH Regt 4th Brigade.
Camp Carter. Oct. %, 1914. At.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-05
a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., NOVEMBER 3 1aI4
Lint and Bandlages
VTEIE Citi.ens Of Richmond (and part,

YV1E Citisens OF Kichmond (and particu.
= larry Females) are requesredto collect
MI linuen and cotton rags, vi ich thev may
with care convert into lint arc handages. for
the use Of the troops in the field ---the lint
should be Of linnen scraped-- the bandages
may be of cotton nr linncn- Old pieces of
Flannel may also be useful, s-
The Captaips Of Exempts Il, their respec.
tive Wards !; and the Inten0,Nnt viii receive
Al that may he sent them--toNe applied TO
the above object.
Septr. S. IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-05
Jlst received, and Jar SAFE, at S. Pleasanfs Sos<
Store, Richmond,
Jaundice Bittars
LIKEWISE.
Wheaton's Itch Ointment.

A Medicine which viii certainly cure the
ITCH, without having IN it any thing either
dangerous or disagreeaoIe
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-05
Valuable Land for Sale.

Ry virtue of Deed Of Trust executed BY
Cradd6ck Vaughan and Mary his wife
the 2sth Of July 1918, to US, for certain pur-
poses tn erein specified, we will on Monday
the 21st Of October Hext, proceed to sell at
Goochland Court house, TO the highest bid
der for ready money, q tsact of land, suppos,
ed to contain 800 acres, lying on the waters
of Little creek in Goochland county, and
bounded by the land of John L. Harris, VIII
liam Gray and others, being part of the land
on which the said yaughaR resides.
WILLIAM MILLER, ,
T,IoMAs ,M s!aI rra'sssa
Goochland, 2Bth Sept. 1914 (ot.)
FOR SALE AT rHE ARGUS BOOK STORE.
THE
GENTLEMAN,S
POCKET COMPANION.
"A GENERAL DESCRIPTION
OF THE NOBLE AND USEFUL ANIMAL
THE HORSE,
Together s,ifh The Qutckesf and tbs Si71hlest
Mode Of Fatfening;
NECESSARY 7REA4MES1 whILK unDxa
GOING ExcESsIyS rA41coE, ON
a JOURNEY;
THE
CONSTRUCTION AND STANAG EMENT OF
STABLES;
Different Marks fsr asccrt aiming the age of
HORSE, from to 9 years old.
TOGETHER
MN concise account Of the Diseases 10
Sv,seh The Horsc is ntost su6ject svith
such remedies as long erherience 4
has firoUen 10 BE efectual
Embeilished with
SIX ELEGANT ENGRAyINGs.
BIZ R. MASON
OF sURRr couSTz, VIRGINIA.
Maps Of the Chesapeake Bay,
And'entrance to baltimore, sc. &c.
For Sale as abspA t.
- Great allowance made to Wholesale
Purchasers.
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-05
New Publications.

Just rceeiyed and for Sale at S. Pleasanfs
Bookstore I:
nDE to Bonaparte, by Lord Byrsn---
" Rcbecca, or the File de Chambre-
Rosa in Londou--Defence Of Gen. HHll--
Bancroft ON Colours--The Battle of Leip.
s;g--A new edition Of .Carey's Pocket At
las, &c. &c. &c.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-30
TIE COMMISSIONER
Jug IS.
P.ATENT P0RTABLE
HOT BATH.

The inventor OF this important medical improvement
IS now gone on 10 Philadelphia in order 10 provide
competent supply ofapparatus
A > soon as he can make the necessary arrangements
"A agents will be employed toeonvcy them 5hle,,g CHOU
the United States
The price which he ut first contemplated was 90
dollars to private citizens Physicians 100 dolats-
For lew months however, he offered them at half
price to those persons who might afford him tler aid
whilst he collecting such facts and testimonies Ys
the public required. This period is now expired and
the price in future will be FIRST intended Those
who are able to pay fer it admit these prices to be
reasonable.
For the relief of the poor, every agent viii be- in
sructed to make provision an their respective neigh
bonhoods la the city OF Richmond, any poor person
who may need the Bath, may apply to Mr.. John r.
Shields, captain ofthe city watch or TO Mr. Iohn Mad
doN, with each of whom there will be- deposited sys
tens to be devoted exclusively the service ot such
As the intended arrangements are conletcd notifs,
cations will be given from time to t.Ine 20 those con-
cerTed.
No person will be permitted to sell any Of the Baths
who IS not furnished with proper license 50 as 10 be
prepared to grant dspensions 10 every purchaser u
der the Fisnare OF the inventor or his general aren't
as every Known violation Of the patent privilege viii be
prosecuted ACCORDING to law.
SAMUEL K. JENNINGS
r. 5 Robert c. Jennings the General Agent is fur
nished with supply Of the Apparatus at h oicc lately
occupied by James Brown, esq.
July 20 #
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GOTHAM PARK ron SgLE.

VaNlIS beautiful and most desirable seat, will be sold
4 Publicly, on the premises, to the highest bidder
ON the 10th August next, If fair, if not the next I'm
day. 10 those who have this farm nothing more
would be deemed necessary to be said o; it, than the
place, time and terms Of sale but to strangers son,
description is due Gotham Park lies Immediately ON
Rappabanmock RIVER in Richmond county, six miles be-
low liappalannOck contains about 700 acres Of land in
. compact body, equ'd to any the ilappaiannock
and well adapted TO the cultivation Of tobacco corn
wheat oats, &c. This seat possesses every inducement
to purchaser who wishes to reside the Rappl,an
mock It's not only the beautiful on this river bur
believed the most healthy and possesses all the adyn
tages Of fine fish, crabs and oystcrs-Thc imprrve
mes arc, large brick house, lately repaired and eve
~ other necessary on house elegant falling gar
den, continuing many fine and rare fruits extends from
The honsc to the bunk OF the river where g7rlcs bold
spr1pSoi most delightful water. As healthy saf. and
convenient retreat for the to merchant from
or unhealthy aud exposed towns Gotham Park stands
uncGlallcd Tcr,s Of sale fourth OF The purchase
money in casl, tle balance at three four or Eve vc,,s
as may Suit .he purchaser, carrying
and possesiongiyc on de first day Of January ncxt.
II. BALL.
Newcastle, June 25. wTwF
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II CHANCERY.-iecSlenbu county Juno court,
4 lSti--
Thomas Evans, heir OF Thomas Evans, deed. Pit
Against
James Cliavous anG Jane his wife, William Kersev and
Mary his wife, Thomas RranGom, scar and Niarg.-
ret his wife John, Isaac and Jacob Chavois William
Chavous, Snsanuah Chavous, Elizabeth Chavots, Ar
Va Scott and Patsey his wife, Thomas Bran,lon ~
and Sarah his wife, and Peter Cnavous, who were
cminrcn ut Elizabeth Chayous Dcg'ts
TIE Defendants James Chavous and Jane his wife
William keIsey and Mary his wife, John Isaac and IA
cob Chavous. William Choous, Elizabeth Chivous Ar
va Scott and Patscy his wife, WHO were children of Eli
zabete Chayous rot having entered their appearance
according to the act OF Assembly and the Rules OF this
court, and II appearing to the satisfaction of the court
that they are not inhabitants of this state, and or the
motion of the plaintiff by his attorney-It is Ordered
that they appear here the first DAY of September
court next and enter them appearance and answer the
plaintiffs bill, and give security foe performing the de-
cree Of thecou,t And that COPY OF this orier he in
serted insome newspaper printed in Richmond for two
months successfully, and posted the front door u te
courthouse of the said county
y copy. Teste,
W. BASKERVILLE, C. M.c.c.
July 90 wswp
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TRGEN~T9

a T CLaneery District Coust held in Williamsburg.
3 the 5lst day of May, 1914
John DAVIS, il. Ph
Against,
lhonas Porter and Francis l'imbcrlake, Defs
The Diet Ihos. Porter nothaying entered his aIsar-
ance and given security according tothc act of assembly
and the rules OF this court, and it appearing 10 the s
tsacton Of the Court, that lac is not an inhaltu, ~
TINS eountry--on motion ofthe Painfully his counsel
1t Is ordered that the said defendant do appear here on
the first day of the next term, answer the bill oftbe
Piantii, and that copy OF this order be forthwith ir
serted m ofthe Ncws-Papcrspublisled in Tie Ct
Wo hIclimond Tor womonhs sIccessively and posted
at tie 'front.' door otthe former Capitol in this city.
Copy,
CHRISTLf.F' CLARKE, D. c.
July Q w8ws
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EDWARD HALLAM

NtIL sell on very moderate terms for cash or ac
w eeptances ia town,
so Hhds very old and fine favored Jamaica. and An
tigua Rum,
so Pipes Madeira, Particular TeuerifR and Iisbo
Wines,
so Bags Green and White Coffee.
10 Cases and fifty Canisters Imperial Gun Powder
Tea,
10 Boxes genuine Port-Wme,
100 CsniStcrs Fresh Mustard
% Sets Dining China, blue printed-vaiiety of Pat
terms,
10 Boxes Canton China, Cups and saucers 800 pai,.
each, f
10 Crates assorted Ware,
COO Boxes Northern Candles,
40 do Real Spanish Segars,
90 Kegs High ProofF and IF Gun-Powder,
500 Gallons Lamp Oil.
June IS. wifi
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TO .lLE.r OF E.N'TERPRLZE AND
.aCTIYI YY

lHE sum or THIRTY THOUSAND Dol
LARS TO BIZ RAISED BY LOTTERY
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
LITERARY FUND.
CT THE President and Directors Of the Literary
Fund, in pursuance OF tide powers vested in them by
TIE Act OF the General Assembly Of Virginia entil 4
- 50 % P'G'Tie 10 iiie Education OF the POOR
are disposed 10 raise by LOTTERY the sum Of Iyy7,,
Iho7is"hd IIofarss by of the agency Of Cc,-
nacfor Tor that purpose, to whom liberal conpens
aon WI be mate, Tor conducting a the operations OF
such Lottery ANY person DESTROYS 0f cmharking IN
this undertaking, Ill communicate his provosals bv
letter addressed to The Subscriber on or before Tic frs
day oil August next on which day tire President and
Directors ~" determine on accepting rejecting such
proposals.
WILLIAM NIUNFORD,
Clerk 0:the Literary Fund
JHV Q. eptfstA
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IN CH4NCERY:

A i a court held for Cumberland County, the sd
~ day ofMay, 1874.
John Holland, deed, Ip1sg
AGAINST
Eichd z Shelton and Danl Bradley, who is admins
traitor OF WIN. Bradley, Idfoe
ne defendant itiehd p Shelton, not having enter
edhis appearance and gwen security according to the
Act OF Assembly and tie Rules Of this Court and 4
appearing to the satisfaction OF the court that he no,
an lnhabtant Of this s;se on motion Of the plaintiff,
oy John w Nash, B@l. his Attorney Ora1eh That
unless he appears scre before August Court next
and answer the bill ofthe Plaintiff the same viii be- IA
Ken as confessed as to him, adthe matter thereof de-
creed as'is hinl-and that's copy of tiis order bef,rf
WIN inserted ~ some newspaper Published in the city
oi Richmond, Tor two months successfully and another
copy posted at the front door ofthc court house of this
county.
Copy. Tesfe,
Miller WOODsON, jrn.c.
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COMNIuNICAITnM

"a URKAY, Draper, Farman & Co. having caused
vs. sundry patent rights for implesinr piaics win
steel Dies Tor Bank Notes md other important papers
deesl proper 70 gse public notice. tat auy person or
persons who m'y infringe such rights, by executing
plates ton, on issuing Bank Notes or other iroport.o3
papers impressed with Steel Dies without tleu Gcence
wll be prosecuted according 10 law.
Philadelphia, July T. Sc
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sbEW No. 3--In the Monumental Church. will h..
sold to the highest bidder for ready money, AT 10
geIoGs' on saturday heXi, the 39th current, at Mr.
Lynehs Co.iee-koom ; By order Of
THE VESTRY.
delinquent Pew-hoidcrs arc reminded, that Potys
become liable 70 Forfeiture, If the occupmt fail for
mcnt.
July o. ,ds
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Mr.. MATTHEW cox.

n OF knowingyour place Of residence, we are com.
y pec,l 20 resort TO this method Of Informing y,,,
that James Wright, Iced late Of Esscx county Vir
ma, has, IN his late wii devised to you FIVE ncgroc3
which legacy you are requested to come and secure
Tie EreGaers
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-30

EyIRGINLi AT Rules holden in the Clerks OIiec
' of the Superior Court of Chancery, for the Rich
mond District, the first day OF july 1911.
William Brown, Miller Brown, Ann b. Brown. Wade
grave Copton, James b. Copton, and Mary b. CIop-
ton, and John t Brown, Patrick Brown, Francis r.
brown Mary T. Brown, VIM. f. Brown, Sarah Ann
Brown and George p. Brown, infant children of
William Brown, BY the said William their father
g heSt TREND. {'ltfS
AGAINST
James Madison and Dolly his wife, Richard Cuts and
Anna hiswite, John Payne, Mary jackson, an infant
by John u Jackson, her father and guardian Aaron
Fontaine, and Edward Dudley, .: Defis
TIE Dgfsnhu1fS Richard Cuts and Anna his wife
John Payne aud Aaron Fontane not having entered
their appearance and given security according to the
Act OF Assembly and the Rules ofths Court and il ap
pearng BY satisfactory evidence, that thew a, not nba
bitants of this country: II ordered That the said
defendants do appearhcre the first day OF the next
term and answer the bin ofthe plaintiffs; and that co.
Ply otls order be- olthwithmserted ia some newsnaner
published in the City of Richmond for two months tic
the said City.
Copy. TeSc
-, VIEW HENING, c. c.
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ENTHiIAM PRICH ARD has for sale at his Book
w store, opposite the Bank OF Virginia
y New and Complete History OF the UOLF Ri
6LE, from the Creation Of the World to The Full Us
enlistment OF Christianity, by our blessed torl and Sa-
Nour Jesus Christ, and his Holy Evagvlists, Apostles
disciples, &c.-Containng a'oeso. and comprehensive
account oil every remarkable transaction recorded in
the Sacred Scriptures during period OF UPWARDS of
hour thousand NcaIs--in four voumes-l,y the Rev.
Edward hnnpton late of ChiS's COLLEGE, Cambridge:
assisted by many learned gentlemen, who have made
The Sacred Writings their peculiar study
July 20. ,y3w
Fa1AEEN Up, by Joseph Cross, in the lower end of
Gooeliand county, an Es;rgy Black MARE, a.
bout four feet eight inches high and eleven or twelve
Years Old having no particular marx except small
IN her torchea9 appraised according TO law by Will
am hughes, IhoTaS Thurman and Ellis PurycaI, To
forty dollars Given under my hand the i2th day OF
May, 1918. THOS. PEERS
\ copy. Teste,
w. MILLER, C. c..
July 90 w.wp
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MISCELLANY.
p FOR TIE ENQUIRER.
STRAWBERRIES.


sThe mode ofcultivatng the Strawberry at the creek
agency OH stiff loan land, OF what would be better
understood i'll the southern states by oak and hickory
land.-rwO squares of IS feet were covered with old
spaded up, all tue rootstkenup, eyen laid
of undplanted inches plant from plant, in rows each
way. The planting done in August, September and
OctOber mOt weather offered, wateied after plan
ting aud repeated for night two tl the plants took
root The plants from runners Of the year. The
roots locked TO de and half inch The whole kent
free from weeds by hoeng both ways, just under the
surface Of the earth In November the squares were
strewed tliuly with old manure The last of January
carly IN February the squares we're worked over
thcn strcwcd thny IS before, with well rutted ma
nHre. Afterwards kept clean from weeds BY hoei,g
-';h s'pa JiiH LiaJ,d shes, hos u,i under the sur
face aud the taken Oft. Land moderately rich,
requires manure.
One square was planted with native Strawberries
from words the other ogaI cone-top strawberry
sent 10 me by Scotch gentleman from Scotland. Tie
naive strawberry in the woods seldom produces more
tlian ten on single plant from whence our plants
2zSl taken. native bunch tie last year und, r ~.
PRODUCED 1885, at which weighed Il grains
<ss,n TO ripcn the 12th April Those from
- later. Some borders Of the garden
them one foot plant ltuIn plant and
appearance.
Y ~ is in lat SO, So long 81, 90, from
IN irt Of the method Of cnltivating
~ = ~ - wilkins, tie following note has
-ency on the Dist February
4fg the native StrawberrJ
= yofn; on the 31s March
~ ~ re collected and since
II - =; Il = ITS have bccn collected
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LAND FoR sAIE-

The Subscriber nuen,btg toretnoce 60 he Western,
CaSihy,
M ILL. sell great bargain the and on which he
Wv resides Tens farm IS situated on i.ckinghole
Greek; has profitable gristnill belonging to il is
ioaty-two miles from Richmond and seven from James
River II contaas six hundred acres bv hate survey
The cleared land is laid oin,o five fields each OF which
is sowed with clover Further dissertation womb Ia.
useless. as amy person wishing to purchase won!d 40
doubt first view the premises.
DICQUm MINIS.
(,Dorh' end nlv
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very liberal deduction viii bSmade from the above
prices to any person who viii take to he amount of
or 600 dollars, and the will be delivered 10th Dur
chasers in any part of the eay
Orders left with Mr.. James Brown H. Nessrs Mon
cure, Robinson ~ PleaSants, Messls Murphy & Scott
Messrs. w J. 81 Roscoe Cole, Philip Du Val ir & Co
or at the Manufacory, will be duly ATTENDED to- and the
greatest attention paid to selecting and packing
BENJAMIN DUVAL
n. u. From Mr.. Otis's advertisements il might au-
pear to my customers at ne had the sole agency for
the sale Of Stone Ware made at my rnanufactory bnt
he sagcn only for the sale of Mr.. John y Schermor
horns part, who is concerned il of my shops
June %. eDstSw4,y
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STONE WARE.

IHE SUBSCRIBER HAS on HAND HIS MANUFac-
A Large quantity of STONE Uz7RE, well assoit-
N ed-and is carrying the business on scale slf-
tcienty extensive to supply all orders that may come
10 hand, at the following prices viz
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VRGLNT8:
uilvm.

A I Court of Chancery held for Aibemarie county
N the 9Th day of July, 1911,
Ludlow & Numrod Brsunlaul, Corn6lainants.
And
Nathaniel Burnley, administrator of Ambrose Dowcn
deceased, John Dowell, Richard Dowc and Reuben
bullock, distributes OF the estate ot said Ambrose
lowell decd. defendants.
4 his day came the compliments aforesaid by their
counsel and the Defendants john Dovell Richard
Dowell and Reuben Bullock, not having entered their
appearance and gwen security according 20 the Act
OF Assembly, aad the rnes of tbs Court ar.l
It appearing to the satisfaction of the court
that they nst inhabitants Of this Common
wealth, on the motion of the compainants by their
said counselI IS orieredby the Court that the said
Defendants do appear here the first Monday in Sent
next 4 answer thebi dfthe Complainant, x that COPY
OF this order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in the City OF Richmond for two months sue
cessively and also posted the front doo of the Court
House ctt!lis County ior.ihe same time.
Il Copy. Tesfe
JOIN NICHOLAS C. T.
july 20 1Gt