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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-21
1A.h4O- 9A6 go

IA, - ~ 40 90
Ine amount of the naval ex-
penccs (supposing them
to be reduced on the peace
establishment to one half
OF the amount appropria-
ted for 1915, and adding
the annual appropriation
of 100000 dollars for the
purchase of timber) is
estimated at the sum
of
The amount of the pay
ments required on &C
count of the public debt
is estimated at the sum
of
For the interest and annual
reimbursement of the
principal of the funded
debt prior to the war,
3,460,0O0 90
For the interest on the fund
ed debt created since the
war, estimated on a capt.
tai of 100000 of dol
lars, 100000 90
For the balance of principal
and interest on treasury
notes Of every denomina-
ton now due or payable
in 1915 and 1916, or esti-
mated to be paid in those
years by being received
forduties and taxes, as set
forth in the annexed Ia
bic marked l.,
Is, 45S,513 90
( T Ne amount If temp rary
loans due to the State
Bank of Boston, $500 600
dollars, } and the Mechan-
les Bank of New. York,
100000 dollars
100000 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-21

cen:nissisne,'s Office, Richmond. 2ad Nor 1915
The parties concerned hereby notified that have, an
painted No1qy. the HTh dqy oifarch one thousand tig,
huirrt and sixteen, Tor carrying Into effect tho precciu,
ousS OF court on which day tlr atUnd,nccis required at
myoice with all their papers accounts and vouchers ra
dyitr examination and settlement.
Deccm5er2 Gl..-IgS,p
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-21
FOR SHE.

IN the third Monday in January next,
Z being PrineeEiWard court day, will ~ sold, 20 the
highest bidder, twenty likely NECIloES cursi.;s ol.,sn
,yln.n, and children amongst which Ecni iacisnt
The viii M made known the day of sae.-aiso 37s
acres OF LIND lying on the side Of Bush River and
interior to no land in the county.
For the ;errnsoi dc Land apply the subscriber on the
estate. PE11ON RANDOLPH.
December 9. 6I-tek
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-21
II. n. IIAYO G''Co.
Ts OOK-RINDERS RONK Sci r Fps

gOON-Bl y DECKS, BOOk-SEILERS
&STArIONEliS. in addition their former supply
irsm their Bmlery, and for sale elegant assert.
r't OF Bank Books. of size. and mode of
per-rn!ai leSS.rs and Journals Medium size do
10 tooiscap do Day, Salts, Cash, Invoice Letter;
fa5abc and Receivable plain. ftintned and half
nluh books Rrto, do small Bank and pocket
Mnoradun's also, paper ruled for Music. with and with
ont oidins fancy Latter and foolcap paper; and few
copes OF WutOris Ne'v System OF PCnmaishp, With Co
py-Books rules, 10 suit.
Ihey zviN haze finished in fczv zveeks,
Sierks ReeoF'ts OF different patterns Royal Legers and
Journals, &C sJs.
They continue carry the BINDING Busirct in all its
branches From their know ,ge and practice, tley feel Jus,
tii IN saying TO the public. that their Workmanship Will b
INFERIOR To nome ofn,auess execution and durb
lity.
CT Books of every description ruled and bound TO any
ptrri Orders from town and country thankfully received
and prOmptly attended to.
" u. They have for sale Marble Papcr nv the ram and
GndLai, by the package book; both OF which articles
are oF the best quality.
- few copies ofthc Revised Code list AMI I'll vol, with
the Supplement- anneatdla hand of their i,ni
DercDJcr IL. 6o-wSw
sSURSU ANT to = decree OF the County
court OF Henrco, at November term. 1915, will L.,
sold, {" the highest bidder. Thursday oath of the rr-
sent month"; itidr II moi the fair ay. tl,a late resi-
dence of Reuben Shepplrd deed the upper end of Henri
co county, credit of twelve months, the following slaves,
viz Sam. Ian, Nancy. and her iu;nt chill. The at,y,
The iegi'ees of Reuben Sheppard, deed.
SAMUEL CoTTPELL. : .:
nIRLEsM0CDR4RD, {
HILLLfNHENLEI, e
R0ldL r. SHEPP.ARD.
oceN-Dl1f1. "2-Wsw'
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2S,s1S,515 90
42.8s4,269 90

From this aggregate of the demands for
1916, the charges Of a temporary nature
being deducted, 70 wit:
Deduct the amount Of tic
arrearages for ihe militia
~ service q 1915,
9,4S7, O97 co
And the ainouat of h,ating
debt 10 be quldated IN
1916, 16,15S5t3 %
81 ~ cno 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-21
IEMALE STRAIGHTFORWARD

sFEMALE EDUCATION-Nm be
~ continued ie ensuing gear, under ic care ais aar,
te,V ni'ia Ierreii. at ny residence, On healthy 81
"ar tine upper end Cd Caroline. where IL or IS urls
S. o scommoatcd rs boarrs. The price for board and
GV, ,eh nnin3 her OVID bf bedding towels and car-
nm "a, ~ soi'. ior The term, a. be paid quarterly. 1he
ylu ~ from the 18Th Of January othc 18Th Of Dec m
allowing tlic nosth ofIuy for vacation llir
& s % ednnuon taught in this Seminary are The Enc
iellly Geography, With lc use of the
Vot FLEMING TERREf Z.
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NOTICE.
EDUC.A7ION
O. TERRELL & w. c. DAY. resi-

=
" fully inform the Citizens Of Richmond and Gentle
men inthe country. that their Seminary will be continued the
ensuing year, at the place and The plan as Mt
present. - "
c. TERRELL, will teach classes in the English and French
Languages, Geography with the the Globes Aritle
Tic, Mathematics, Moral and Natural Philosophy.
~ q Dh, viii teach the Greek and Latin Languages
iheaeeS OF millionaire heretofore, dol. entrance for
lue and 40 dolls for the b. paid in following
mnnntr VIZ u dolls the LIST of April dolls. ON the Isl
OF July dols on the list of October; and dolls. OH the 25th
OF December at the dois per quarter for amy
portion ofte term. less than the whole.
e TERRELL, accommodate a few loys with boarl at
10 dolls for the term, Iaidquarterly in advance.
N-B;-MT. L D1PlS, Gentleman from France. recon-
mcned by Mr. l. H. Gira1n, offers his services the stu
dents Of French i'll this Seminary for the attainment of cor
rect and genuine pr ninciaon of that language 5f. f.
G4LVAN, also Offers his services for the same pirpoe
December S. 69rr-,xSy
OF An examination of the present Students VII take Mare
on the FRIDAY before Christmas which parents and Gen
yited. - '""'' 'ie "a"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-21
ANNUAL TREASURY REPORT.
TcoNTINUED.1

CONTINUED.
Qfthe Ways and Means ofthe Treasury,
for the gear 1915.
These may be considered in two.fold
aspect ]. AS to the ways and means
placed by the laws within the power of
the Treasury and 9, the amount capa
BILE of being realised, or made actual
ly available by the Treasury during the
year.
Under the 1st view, the WAYS and means
consisted,
l. Of the cash in the Urea
sury at the commencement
OF the year, which amount
ed to 5o6. oo3 80
2. OF the outstanding revc-
rue, which accrued prior
TO the year 1915, and re-
NAMED unpaid at its com
mencement, estimated, ex-
elusive OF the sums due for
public lands, at about $500 600
3. OF the revenue accrlipp
in the year 1915, estima-
ted at 38,850,0O0 dollars,
viz
Customs 25 900 600
Direct Tax, nct
product 100000
Internal Duties,
do. 1000 Ooo
Public Lands 100000
L sage and Incl
dental receipts 100000
-Ss,s5o,oOO
4. Of the unexecuted au-
thority to borrow money,
and to issue Treasury
Notes. conferred by Acts
OF Congress, passed pr.-
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There VII remain, as the
probable annual expendi-
ture of the peace eslab-
] shment, independent Of
any addition to the sink
ing fund, the SUN If
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2. OfNe Reyenne far 1916. eattmated

IT y '''0 NtV I-I'fIII 7 U AvIV1 t0T TIWIittU
according 10 the asv8 no7v IN .(67cc.
BY the laws now in force, the revenue A.
rising from customs, during the year 1916,
VIII be aff cted in tie following manner /:
the present rates o. duties continue until
the 18Th Of Februory, 1916, when the duty
on salt imported will cease, and the rates
OF duties on merchandise of every descfir-
ton, imported in American vessels, viii
fail to enc half e the existing amount, with
t c exception Ct certain manufactured ar.
ucies, being Of the same kinds as the mia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-21

.'Tic Editors afthe Lgnc,5tg Press q 0incheae-
sc01 Grerequsscd i7isef hc eboc 7rea nh The
day gcsale, and nit thefr 0ocountsto this Office.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-21

MAKING the total amount es-
timated to be actually re-
ceived into the Treasu-
ny during the year 1915,
IS 849,613 OF
The application Of the monies actually
received into the Treasury during the
year 1915. will be as follows to the 3Oth
OF September the payments have amounted
TO the following sums nearly---the accounts
not being yet made up, the precise amount
cannot be given:
For civil, diplomatic and
miscellaneous expenses 1857, 600
Military service I5,19O,l44 n
Naval service 7.O5O Ooo o.,
Pubic debt exclusive Of the
sum Of 100000 dbl ars
repaid by the Commission
or Of Loans for Geor.
gla) $500, 178 %
During the fourth quarter
of the year, The payments
arc estimated to amount
to the fJilow.ng sums,
viz
For civil, diplo-
matte and mis-
cellaneoUs OK
peDces 500 900
Naval service 100000
Public debt, to
the lst Janua-
ry, 1916, liz
elusive, 100000
---------5, 00O,00O
3s,686,323 10
As the receipts into the.
! Treasury during the
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As the receipts into the
Treasury during the
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Making the total amount es-
timated to be actually re-
ceived into the Treasu-
ny during the year 1915,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-21

112,o29 937 60
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-21

There will be left deficit, to
be supplied by means ether
than the revenue, of tie sum of 3,4S4, Q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-21

nutactured articles on which internal du-
tics Rave been imposed ; the duties Oil the
imp rted articles continuing at the exist
Ing rates, SO long as the existing Internal
duties snail be continued upon the CORES
rondinS articles OF domestic manufacture.
On the 18th or February the extra duty on
merchandise imported in reign YES els.
which Is new Is 1-2 per cent. on the a.
mount Of the duty i'll American vessels.
VIII f'li to 10 per cent. on that amount.
and the tonnage duty on foreign vessels.
winch is now dollars pei ton, will fall to
nifty cents per ton. The extra duty is also
liable to b. affected By the operation of the
act tor abolishing all discriminating duties
upon basis If nation reciprocity. By
the laws now in force, the revenue arisint.
from internal duties will be affected in the
following manner: The duti, S on bank
notes, on notes discounted by banks. and
o'lis OF exchange, Commonly called the
stamp duties,) and the duty on refined
sugar, wal cease on the 18th day OF Feb
ruary, 1916. All the other internal duties
together with the direct tax and the IN
creased rates Of postage, will continue.
Ondt these circumstances, the revenue
WI Oh will accrue to the United Sta cs
during the year 1916, is estimated as fol-
owS:
From customs, 1900 con
duties, Z ON ooo
Direct tag (le:t produce to the
ire sury,) 5 6no ono
Sales of public lands, ] 200. COO
Postage and Incidental receipts, 400 COO
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-01-18
HARTFORD CONVENTION.


The mountain has terminated, its labor. and
Gas we predicted) The nroase has come for.b
in the shape Of a reh6rt.
The convention deserve Some cred;t for
their Industry and ingcnuity--for thev haye
raked sesether, and embodied in what thel
cat O r-a9rr, all the sophjstry. and calrnny
and British sgcpcy, that has filed the t,,ry
prints OF Boston from the times of Henry 70
the present day-but what is not little re
nlarkable, is, that these mon who assembled
at Hartford, for the purpose of CARVING into
execution, as far as in their power. he en-
ga!genezrtS entered into eyith the British eo-
Uernor Of Canada, under the co,ru,lt oreney
Of Henry--it is somewhat s,Irpr;sin, nit
these men should think propeI. 10 nreface
their libel with q charge Of co,ruttiou ae,a;nst
the government. We are willing IN su,,nose
tina. this subject OF corYuhtiou first escaped
their lips because it was nearest their heoytg
and because thing Elt---(Darticnlar,v sncI,
a thing as corruption) obtains a greater hold
OF the imagination than Things that have been
merely seen or heard Of
The "Afustyio,ss 6odv" then proceed 20
complain of the slave representation % in
language rather more moderate than that
formerly used by the Eo8ton Re5el-the ad-
mission OF new states into the union next
claims their attention. disclaimng, however.
any idea OF disturbing those already admitted
IA" balance 81 hosYer," [wouid YOU believe
II, reader? neither more nor less than 6ul-
| ance Of tozuer. among the several states. is
next talked of. This is one of those airy M
tons, which it is well known has occupied the
attention Of European statesmen for cen,lrics
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-01-18
THE PROCEEDINGS OF A
co NYEN7YO.VOF DKLEG.fTES
Convened at Hartford, in the State of on
necticut. Dec. Is, 1914

necucut, Dec. 10, 1914
REPORT, &c.
Tie DeiegafcS from the Legistaf,hes CMe
States Of 'fassachusetfs, Connecticut. and
Riorie- Isia'sG, and from the Counties Of
GraJlon md Cheshire, in the state of NezS-
hnritstfre, and the County If Wndiaor,
IN me STATE Of Ye''2ioat, assembled in Can
Dennoa, 6cg ieare u reforf the foiLo7sfny
resiNf oftheir conferences.
The Convention is deeply impressed With
sense Of tic arduous nature Of the Commits
sion which they were appointed to execute,
Tor dcVisihg the means Of defence against
dangers, and OF relief from expressions D ~
ceedng from the acts Of then own Govern
ment, without violating constitutional princi-
pies, ordlsappointiag tbs hopes Of a suffering
and injured people. To prescribe patience
ana hrmness to those who arc already ex-
haustcd BY distress. is sometimes to drvs
them to despair, and the progress towards
reform b. the regular road is irks,pe to
those whcse imagiuatlcas discern, and whose
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-01-18
IHEREBY noRWARM

LII persons iror, trading for. or receiving Note
a. OF mine gwen in stoT If David Merrv, amount
Sioo, dated the seth August, lsii, ard PAYABLE the
18th July, 1915, with Interest fi4ah liz. date until paid
IA there ~ssattsc,ed said not. u condition witness
SGD ~ W Royster. expressly declaring Mat it should
oe pad only IN the event OF Sir David Aerry's dis
charging bis bond, amount sis7 givon TO the Exec,-
tors ct Miles Seldens Estate FOR furniture, payable n
bout the 10Th r1sth July 1915, and to which bond
became his security
David Merry having separated the condition from the
above Note, and attempted 70 pass the Mote nw,y.
without the condition which was thereto attached;
hereby declare that it Will be psd miles. said con-
dition be strictly complied with and as nv becon,ng
hs security WAS an nc; of pure friendship OH my psrt,
declare that this notice will be plead in bar
JOHN IRELAND.
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40 DOLLARS REWARD.
M,ILLLAM ~. SL-1YDEM.

FILLLy4lG u. SLHYDE.W
4 TOUT So years of age, five Ire; or Inches high,
~ light hair and flori complexion, from the county
cf Goochland, private in Captain Masaics company,
sdi Rest. 9Th Brig in service admitted as patient
n the General Hospital, from Camp Carter, on the
9Th December last; deserted from ssid Hospital the
9th The above reward often dollars will be given
experimenting & returning the said leserter to Til.
hospital, or to the proper oiicerat Camp Cartel
W. CEiRx,
Eospfsai S,rgssn.
Gen. Hospital Richmond. jon. IL "
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-01-18
NOTICE,.

MHL BE SOLD, at Public Auction, TO the hisi-
w est bidder, "Wednesday the 18th Fcbrs..r,
NEXT that vauablepropety known by the name Of the
ORANGE SPRINGS,
Containing ~ acres lying on the road leading from the
Courilouse to Fredericksburg, about IS miles from,
ne former and 80 miles from the latter on the lollow
'ng terms One bali Of the purchase money
q be paid at die expiration Of SIX montj,s
Cat which time a complete title viii he made \
The balance within twelve months thereafter
the pureaser giving bond with sppro, Ell security and
Deed Of Trust upon Tue property 90 secure Tie pay
incnt Of tic safoe ~
Tie proirictors conceive Il unnecessary 10 shy much
coeenng iiSs properly, its celebrity il wcll esab-
bse;t it being Visited by yaletudns,isns from vati
o1' fuef1e.s, enasc fsat las been re.eaabished Ey
Z 9 Ntte II a. 8aiy.s OogGitcs evlrv et.iyai',m
81 IiaE LEtATEES.
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TAKEN UP

EsY Abraham Csrdozo, as estt7ay on bis own land
q in the county of Henrico, md by virtue Of war
rant directed by VIM. 5. Smith magistrs e
thereof have (being first duly sworr) viewed sad
stray, and find il to be ei,esnut solre hoiee ,clt
sixteen hands high with stsri his forehead, snip o
lis nose, with is right hind ioot-lock white and d.
SPprase said horse 10 The snot hundred dollars
Certified under hands this l5;h dsy Of October
1919.
WILLIAM YOUNG,
THOMAS MAULE
WILLIAM FULCHER.
II
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JAMES RIVER COMPANY.

NOTICE.
r WISH TO employs to act as an Overseer
small Farm, the Brook swamp-one that can
como we'll recommended, will meet with encourage
ment, By applying to me in Richmond
7.a JACOB VALENTINE.
Jan. z. 2awSw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-01-18
La,ulGru1l.
NOI!CE.

A Ii those incbtel to the late DR. Robert Rals.on
I dec d are des'red to make immediate payment.
and those having claims against the said estate arr, re-
quested to exhibit them to
PETER RAI.STON, Admir-.
Ian. IL. 81.
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100 DOLLARS i<EW Ei1.

4 OSI ktween Petersburg s; Richmond, u LARGE
y KONh, containing SoI and silver el,puIetts,
SIT and plated mounted swOrl-beis fifteen siiser ,,nt
Giles, some old silver, wearing apparel &c. ATo,.g
tie articles lost number Of other srtices ON com
mission, which cannot be recOIlceted- The aboye re-
ward Will he given on delivery Of tie. trunk sbd con
tents Mr.. Powell of Petersburg, O. johnson AMI
Rest, Richmond.
SIMON DANCE
January u. If
A IN Thursday, the 25,f lns.. being Hanover Court
~ day, shall offer for sale at Hanover Courthouse
about
ONE HUNDRED HEAD or SHEEP
On credit Of three aud six months
JAS. A. CAMPBELL
January IL A,
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PLIIED V9RE

= 4 4<vI 4 II u ~ sy1LE
ESOR SALE--fwo doors east OF Mr.. DurelI's Ia
q vern, Old Street, Petersburg. Plated Saddlery,
Coach and Harness mountngs sets or separate ar
tcles to suit purchasers, also CoachLace, OI-Coth,
Carpetirg, &c. AT the most reduced prices for
cash.
II. GIDDINS.
January II. 4tp
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-04-22
.Moiicc is hereby publiclu gipeu.

THAT all persons owning or holding in trust
taxable properly within the Corporation and
Ci'y OF richmond subject to the direct tax of
the United States, are required to make out
ai'd hand IN TIC same to the subscriber im,ucdi.
ately.-rhe time limited by law for maxim,
out the general returns, being so YER, short,
persons are earnestly requested to attend
promptly to this notice least they incur the De.
na,ty OF one hnnlred dollars for failing to give
IN their list agreeable to law. A list of real
and personal Property, must be returoed sepa
rate and distinct from the "furniture and watch
list" Forms may be had at the different
printing offices IN the City. The list must in
every instance be subscribed by the owner Of
the property or the person giving in the list.
JAMES @. ANTHONY.
Assessor for the City of Richmond.
April 10, At
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-04-22
NOTICE.

HAT by virtue Of Deed in Trust, exes
culed TO the subscribers by James Gwath-
mey' we shall, on Tresdey the 9th day Of May
next, before the front door Of Henrico Court.
house IN this City, between the hours OF 10 and
O'Clock, expose to sale, by public auction, to
me highest bidder, the following Tract, Piece
or Pssce! OF Land, situate, lying and being in
The County of iienrico, upon the main road
leading from Charles City Courthouse to this
c'ty, and which atljoins the lands of John Chill.
drey and Francis Pearce.
The tract is supposed TO contain about one
hundred acres, and was late the property OF
Arthur Giles, decd. Terms OF sale-Gash will
be required FOR SO much OF the purchase mo-
ney, as wilt cover the sum Of Si75, with int.
rest thereon from 10th February, 1915, to the
day OF safe, and also the costs and charges at
tending the execution of this trust For the
balance, Liberal credit will be given, and
which will be made known on the day of sale.
SAML. McCRAW,l
April 10. ids
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4bril 1.
VIRGINIA:

At Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the
Superior Court of Chauncery for the Rich.
monI District, the 30th day of January 1915
Richard Epes admr. de bonis non with the viii,
annexed oil Elizabeth Peachy, decd, Pl'f
against
James Ross surviving executor Of James Mills,
decd. the said James Ross and John Minor
admors. with the will annexed of Oyerton
Cosby decd, and Frazer Gregory exor. of
James Gregory who was surviving partner of
James Mills, 8. CO. and Mary NJ Peachy adj
nistratrix with the will annexed of Tho.
mas Griffin t'eachy, decd, Def
THE Defendant Frazer Gregory not having
entered his appearance and given security ac-
cordlng to the Act of Assembly and the Rules
OF this Court, and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence, that he is not an inhabitant of this
country 1t is ordered, that the said defendant
90 appear here on this tenth day of the nezs
term and answer the bill of the Plaintiff and
That copy ofthis order be forthwith inserted
IN some newspaper published in the City OF
Richmond. Tor two moths successfully and
posted = 'he front door of the Capitol, in the
said City.
copy--Teste
ApriII ~ -
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CHANCERY NOTICES.
VIRGINIA

At Rules, holden in the Clerks Office of the
Superior Court OF Chancery for the Richmond
District, the 18th day Of February 1915.
Walter Coles and Sally T.. his wife PZfs.
4gainst.
John Leslie ex'r. &c. Of Robert Craig decd
William Gait and Thomas Craig. Def's.
The Defendant Thomas Craig not having en-
tered bis appearance and giving security a..
cording TO the Act Of Assembly and the Rules
OF this Court, and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence, that he is not an inhabitans of this
country 1t is ordered, That the said Defend-
ant do appear here on the first day of the next
term and answer theb i'll Of the Plaintiffs and
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted
m some newspaper published in the City Of
Richmond, for two months successfully and
posted at the front door OF the Capitol, in the
said City,
a Copy--Teste
WIZ. w, HENNING, C. G.
april 3. wew