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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-11
NEw-YoRk, Nov. 1.
SHIPWRECKS.

The British brig yidette, Hammond
mentioned IN our last, in go DAYS from
Point Petre, Guadalupe, with sugar. mo-
lasses, coffee, &c. was cast away on Fire
Island inlet on Saturday morning last. nj
SIX O'Clock, and the vessel and cargo are
totally lost, excepting 10 hhds. molasses
ana few barrels of coffee. Three of the
crew also persisted with cold. The pas.
sengers lost their baggage. They have
since arrived in town, and inform us, that
the Vldette left at Guadaloupe, October
9TH, brig, to sail for New-York in about a
month. Seven vessels had arrived from
Bordeaux, and one from Marseilles. but
were ordered to depart without landino
their cargoes, after paying 40 dollars am,
chorage duties. The above vessels had ian
board $4,000 barrels of flour. Business
very dull--flour 9 to 10 dollars. Such of
the inhabitants as were favourable to Bona.
parte were daily arrested and ordered off.
Colonial produce is plenty, but no BUYERS.
No vessel had been lost during the late
gales at Guadaloupe or Mariegalante.
The schr. Olive Branch, Tburby, from
Georgetown, Columbia, with rum, sugar.
tobacco and specie, for New York. Was
driven ashore on the south side of .one Is
land on Friday night, near Smiths Inlet.
The vessel had not bilged on Saturday, and
1T IS supposed she will be GOT off.
The sloop Richmond Packet. Eebers.
from Richmond for New York with flour
was driven ashore the same night. Vessel
nliiged, and three men persisted, one of
whom was gentleman passenger, the
Other two were the captains son and the
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MISCELLANY.
From ;hs Glasgo,v Herald.

George Gordon Byron, Cord Byron, is of Scot
tish descent by the mothers side, and appears TO
have spent part of his early life in Scotland
One of his first poems was named Loeb ma Carr.
and appeared in this paper some years ago-,he
following are the first stanzas
Away, ye gay landscapes; yegariens of roses,
IN you ietthe mrions of luxury rove
Restore me the rocks where the snow fake re.
poses,
For still they are sacred to freedom and love
fes, Caledonia BELOVED are thy mountains.
Round their white SUBMITS tho elements war,
mo cataracts foam, stead of smooth flowing
fountains.
Isigh for the valley ofdark Loeb ma Carr.
All! there my young footsteps in infancy wan.
der'd,
My cap was the bonnet, my cloak was the plaid
On chieftains long perishd my mem'ry pouder'd,
As daily Istrode through the pine ceyer'd
glade;
sought not myhome, till the days dying glory
Gave peace to the rays ofthe bright polar Star
for fancy was cheer'd by traditional story,
Dlsclos'd by the natives of dark Loeb "a Carr.
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VIRCLyNrL4:
Vt Rules holden in tire Clerks Office Of the su.
perior Court of Chancery for the Richnond
District, the 26th day of September, 1875.
James Brown, jun. p6a;nti.-
.4qainst
Joseph Iddings and Caleb p Iddings, late mer.
chants and partners, under the firm of Joseph
and Caleb P. Iddings, Andrew Schneemann,
and John j. Werth, Defsurs,n,,
me defendants Joseph & Caleb p Iddings, and
Andrew Schneemann, not having entered Their an.
pearance ana gwen security according to the act
OF assembly and the rules Of this court and Il an.
pearng by satisfactory evidence, that they are
not inhabitants of this country. II is ordered
nat the said defendants do appear here on the
irst day OF the next term and answer the bill OF
the plaintiffs; and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
IN the city of Richmond, for two months success.
sNey and posted at the front door of the capitol,
n the said city.--A copy.-Teste,
Sept. 80. sw
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Gin Of Wasbinetou. eoS n,l, 10,

Cty efWasifngton, 22d July, 1915.
SIR-l have been favored this moment
with your letter of the elst inst. and en-
brace the earliest moment to reply TO il.
The funds appropriated by the last Con-
Sress Tor the military service of the pre-
sent year, were predicated on force of
10000 men, for the Peace Establishment.
not taking into calculation the time II
would take to disband the army, so as To
reduce it to that number-nor fakino info
calculation the considerable arrears due
for the militia before the present year, as
well as those who have been in service in
the early part of this year, which was the
case OF those, in great degree, until the
25th OF March, who served at New-Or-
leans.
During the early part of this year, while
congress were 10 session, under a full
persuasion they Yout not adjourn before
they made provision for payment of militia,
and the extended regular force, until if
Could De reduced by 5i,e Executive to the
conIedP peace esta1iishment-I con-
tIpaed 70 pay tue militia and regulars to
the extent OF the funds with which | was
furnished. continued to pay fora short
time after Congress adjourned, but finding
the extent OF the demands so great, when
compared with the funds appropriated, |
telt myself under the necessity of making
a tull stop as to the militia, to enable me to
reservea sufliciency to pay the regular
troops, which were discharging every day,
and IN every quarter of the U. States.
L apprehend, in my anxious desire of
paying all, have gone too far, and that
the appropriation remaining, which is now
nearly exhausted, will not enable me to
pay the regular army to this time.
From the foregoing statement, you will
readily perceive, sir, that the claims of the
militia, who are yet unpaid must be laid
over to depend upon the Justice of the next
Congress, which / cannot doubt for a mo-
ment, will not withhold the necessary an
preparations for paying the claims of those
VINO nave LETT the comforts of their homes
and firesldes, in obedience to the call of
their country, to encounter perils and
hardshIps in the field. This / know TO
have been the case with the brigade under
the command Of Brigadier General Porter
tield, and have sincerely to lament fiat
they should so long be deprived of receiv-
ing what they have a right to claim. Be
fore | know the full extent it would require
for payment of the regular army, fhad
some hope in the early part Of the spring
and summer, to have been able to furnish
Mr.. Turner with funds--In this, / was.
however, disappointed.
With sentiments of much respect, / am,
Sir, your most obedient servant,
ROBERT BRENT,
PGg-.Hastcr u. s. .ityny
DR.. Frank Carr, Charlottesville, Va.
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SCHOOL.

VNHE subscriber purposes 10 continue hi.
Il School the ensuing year, at his residence q.
bout one mile and hulf from Raine's Tavern.
Cumberland. He will teach the Latin and En-
ghsh Languages, Geography, History, &c. Ten or
we've poarders will be received on the following
and candles. The price for board and tu;t;oSS
VIII be one hundred dollars for each student.
twenty-five paid on commencement. the remain,
der at the end ofthe term. The school VIII
commence on the second Monday in January. and
e enc on The twentieth of December followinr.---
1e ;n disposed to patronse the subscriber.
VIII please to signify their benevolent intentions
speedily (by letter or otherwiseS that arran1,.
ments may be made in time for the accommo3n.
ton of the students. '~0''''''Oe'S'
c,L JOHN T. WATKINS.
Cumberland, Oct. IL, 1915. I'm.
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VIR GENLqs
at Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of the su.
perior Court Of Chancery for the Ricl,rnons
District, the Goth day ofJme, 1915.
George Tharpe, t;..o.
4gniHsk
Joseph Bother, Francis Smith. William p,oo
Jesse J.. Dupuy, Lewis Mabry, John w n,,;5
;TIIr .ISs''S AKIN, Dcfcndcrss.
hE defendant Joseph Bother, not bav,aoc -,
tered ms appearance and given security acsor9.
als 20 tle act OF assembly and the rules of this
court and II appearing BY satisfactory cviJencs
that nc is not an nhabitant Of tiis eopn,r,, y. =
ordered, That The said defendant do anpe,r To-,
on me first day Of the next term and sne,,c. 49,,
phi OF the Plagtf; and that copy of lie n, i.,e
Pc Pc forthwith Inverted in some newspaper pab.
s,,eu ~ the city Of Richmond for two monthg
success'y ely ard posted Al the front door ~ tbs
CAPITOL in the said city.---A conv.--,Test. '''
Sept f3. - =, =
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LAW. T. DADE.
he Editor of the Niror;ni- ua.nlI -
City of Washington. Oct. Sd. 1915.

O"y y VuNIHS10h, Oct. Sd, 1875.
SIa-Ihe Volunteer Company of Virgil
ma Militia, lately under my command, At
tached to Gen. Robert Porterfeld's Bri-
gade,, in the service of the United States.
and discharged on the 4th of February
iSlo' not having received but two months
OF their pay, | take the liberty of enquirins
OF you what has produced this delay p
whether the military funds provided by
congress have been exhausted, and if so,
on what the militia unpaid have to rely for
their claims 2
have the honor to be, most respectfully,
your most ob't. serv't.
LAW. L. DADE.
Late a Captain PIT. ia
U. S. A. Washington.
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cheap mode of preserving Cucumber plants
from the small tly or bug which attacks them fire.
guentiy, soon after the ieafappears and sometimes
later, and leaves little more than the skeleton ol
the leaf:
Break off the stocks of onions which have been
set out this spring, and stick down Eve or six Of
them IN each hill of cucumbers, and the bug i'm.
mediateiy leaves them-it would be we'll after a
few days to renew them, but one application has
frequently been found to be completely efTectu.
al. This method has been tested by flu expert
ence.
Norwich, Conn. June IS, 1915.
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Fromths Fredericksburg Ia. Herald.
ORANGE, 1Oth Oct. 1915.

ORANGE, 10TH Oct. 1915.
DEAR SIR-In that portion ofthe yir-
gina Militia. lately in the service of the
United States, and particularly those un-
der the command of Gen. PorterGeld. who
have not received all the pay to which
they were entitled, there are many dispos-
Ell to ascribe for want of information the
delay OF payment, to the officers who
commanded them, either by not using the
necessary exertions to obtain pay, or hay-
ing obtained it, hold it for their own pur-
poses-and there are many persons who
encourage those suspicious. For the in
formation of the soldiers, and the persons
alluded to, and to shield from imputation
the reputation of innocent officers, YOU
wili much obliged me by publishing two or
three times in your paper, the following
correspondence between Robert Brent.
Esq. Pay Master of the United States
Army, and myself.
Accept, sir, the assurances of nv high
respect.
-, LAW. T. DADE.
~
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a NEW PSALM.

PART of Psalm composed by clerk in York.
snire' on the distemper among the horned cattle,
LOS. Sung and chorused by the whole conrre.
CATION IN the church. The first four stanz,s CON.
tam an account of the cattle that died. and the
names OF the owners the remaining verses were
as follows - "e'e
= No Christian bull, nor COW, they say,
But takes it out of hand;
And we shall have no cows at all
Idoubt within this land.
The Doctors tho they all have spoke
Like learned gentlemen,
hno told US how the entrails look
VI cattle dead and green.
Yet they do nothing do at all.
with all their learned store
90 Heaven drive out this plague awav.
NV. VcA Us not no more.
ms piece was so well received. that after tho
serslc, II was desired again by all the congrega.
ss:d Pt nVe farmers, who wept bitterly. and
I'll .ne iihes were too moving.
The minister going out, Said to the cI.rt
why John, what psalm was that VIC had 70 dov ;
II was not one of David's"--" David,s No ~
or, quoth John, big with new honor he b ~"
acquired g David never made such p,o1n
SINCE he was born. This is one of nv nnttina
together Measterr' ny Pu''i"s
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~ MY PROPERTY
IN THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER
FOR SHE. IN. annn mill mo


1--WE third on giving possession, the balance in
- annual f'aymenfs---TWO HALF ACRE
LOTS we'll inclosed on the Main Street. with a
large TWO STORY DWELLING HOUSE. with
a fine DRY BRICK CELLAR, and would answer
FOR TWO GROCERIES.
.4LSO,
A convenient small DWELLING HOUSE. th;rfv
SIX feet long--Brick Chimneyin the middle. three
Fire Places two Rooms below and two above
a GOOD BRICK CELLAR, a STABLE that vii
stall eighteen HORSES, a SMOKE HOUSE. 10
ieet square and fine WE'LL OF WATER, wen
stoned up, (this Tenement rented at four HIM.
dred dollars per year) This to be sure, isa great
bargain TO Man that is coming INTO LIE and btl-
slness. Application 70 be made to my Fyieu,is
Niles Boff and Zaeiariah Hall Of Manchester
or myself FRANCIS SMITH
=. s. This property viii be leased for 80 years.
on an annual ground rent Of t1vo hundred dollars
Application 70 be made as above P,s
Chesterfield County, Sept 80 H
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dta Court held for buckingham Core,t,
the 10Th DIM of Cta,.Ia...L..- -.

o'e ISH uoy 81 september, ! 1919
Owen L. Wood ,+adm'r of Thomas yawter docs
Margaret Wood, wife of the said Owen. lst4
Margaret Vawter, John Faris and Martha h s
wife. late Martha Vawter, and LudwelI yaw-
ter, children of Thomas Vawter, decd,
plaintiffs,
Elizabeth Vawter, widow of Thomas Vawter.
decd, Christopher Chaffin and Mary Aum his
wife, late Mary Ann Vawter, Lemuel Vawter.
and Polina, Julia, -, and John Vawter. in
tant children of John Yawter, decd, and An
derson Blanton and Elizabeth his wife. late
Elizabeth Vawter, of lawful age, and Watt.
Sarah, PAMELA, Mary, Nancy and HARRIET
Vawter, infant children of Edward Vawter.
decd, which said John and Edward Yawter.
decd, were sons of the said Thomas Vawter.
deceased, DefnLrnts
TX oHAECERY.
On the motion of the plaintiffs, by their attor.
ney' and IT appearing to the satisfaction Of the
court, that the defendants Christopher Chafin
and Mary Ann his wife, are not inhabitants of this
commonwealth II 10 ordered, That unless the
sad Chafiin and wife shall appear here on or be-
tore the December court next and answer. the
plaintiffs bill, the court will then proceed to take
the said bill for confessed as to them and decree
the matter thereof accordingly, and that copy
OF this order be forthwith inserted insome one
OF the public newspapers of the city of Richmond
Tor two months successfully, and that another
copy be posted up at the front door of the court.
house Of this county
Copy. II. ELDRIDGE, in. u. &.
Oct. z. ~
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NOTICE.

~ " Il " IL.
ISA9LL OFFER .qT PUBLIC SAFE,
AT CHESTERFIELD COURTHOUSE.
I'm the second Monday in December neat,
THAT BEING COURT DAY,
VI hkety NEcRo Dor, named
JOHN ROBERTSON,
FOR RE.8DY .MoNEY;
lie was committed to Jail as Runaway,
In August 1914, agreeable to law.
VIM. WINFREE,
o..,,o, Tailor.
'' H. w4wp
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

ASSERTED from a detachment. oetAe 81 R,Ss
~ hes1HeHt, statiOnedin He,0us. co7anty State
Of ViJ;si'ld, CLLaRLES RHODES, s Eet 5;gS
10 gears Of age, bern az Orange Co1,iEu. AZ O.
PAS dark eyes, dark heir, dark conlbleiion. oy,1
oy trade haftef-had ne 1ghea he olessrted. he
uniform. fsProba6te NJ rgiH seH his a,litorm fJe
frst opport,oifty Whoersr mil abtrel.eif he viii
Gharles Rhodes and dehves him 20 cy o5fcer IN sle
United States army, chat receige tie d6ove re,eayI
md Ell reasonable erbtaces
JOL.V PEJVDLEyOM
Lieut.. 81 RIFE Rcyf.
June 20. If
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From the Port Folio.

CANZoNET.
Maiden, by that look ofsnguish,
And those sighs so full Of wo,
lie for whom thy heart doth languish,
Proves, poor maid, to thee untrue,
Yet calm thy breast,
Thou soon shalt rest
With oHe whose love is ever true.
Maiden, though the world desert thee.
God will ever be thy friend,
III his arms no wo can hurt thee,
He will bless thee without end
In Him then trust,
For He is just,
And will thy broken spirit mend.
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NOTICE.

future, it Will be required Of every 5erson
II having clam against the State, and who can.
not attend inp person at this Office to receive the
warrant Tor the amount thereof, 10 authorize by
a written order, some one to receive it.
JOHN BURFOOT, Auditor.
Auditors Office, Oct7 CIV
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City Of Washington, OCT. Sd. 1915

C1Ey q WaShfnsfon, Ocf. Sd, 1875.
SIR am this moment favored with
your letter of this day, and cannot reply to
IL IN better manner than by transmitting
copy OF one addressed by me to DR..
Carr on the e2d July last, in answer to a
letter fiom him, containing enquiries. as
he stated to me, from himself and brother
officers, on the subject of payment to the
militia who served under General Porter
field.
am, very respectfully, sir, your obcdi-
ROBERT BRENT.
Law I. Dade, late captain of v. ND
IN the service ofthe U. S.
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Valuable Land
FOR SALE.

VNHE Subscriber wishes to sell the land vb.r.-
II on he now resides, in the county of Ruok-
lngham, about five miles above Buckinphar,
court House, on the main road leading to LVnch-
purg. TINS valuable tract contains about seven
culture of grain Of every description. and oo o
siderable portion good Tobacco land. The I'M
Proyements are comfortable dwelling house and
out-houses of every description. further de.
seription is deemed unnecessary, as it is presum-
co no person would purchase without viewing
'uie land whiclimay be seen by application to the
subscriber living on the premises. y '''S
BENJAMIN MOORE,
buckingham, October Is, 1815-w4wS
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ANECDOTES.

When Oliver Cromwell entered unon ,h.,
tC con OF the parliament's armv oa,.;nst
oiaiies' he ordered all the soldiers tn carry
e IN tneIr pockets (with the same which i.
l. u,;,S Saieu ieias') Among the rest, there wa
49,. nu wicheu young fellow, who ran away from
s apprenticeship in London, for the sake q,
dissipation This fellow was OBLIGED to he N 81 =
asnion. Being one day ordered ont ,nnor
'ALiihsnlh6 party to attack some fortress be
iheo 10 ms quarters in the eyenipe, Iv;tbou,
pn, Hhen he was going to bed. pulling the
Dioie our OF his pocket he observed q hole !, =
curiosrty led HIM to trace the depth of NH,
En- - III s pioie ne found bullet had gone az
IT. I lin chaP'er of Ecclesiastes, 9th verse
u ne read The verse" Rejoice, o Young man :
thy youth, and let thy heart cheer tbsa - a.
Jays OF my youth, and walk in the wavs NJ th'
'i 11 ana IN the sight of thine ewes but know
hou that Tor all these things God win br;no the
mug Judgement" The words were set home mn,
III niS neart by the Divine Spirit, so that he he.
IaiiIe very serious and firm believer in the Ior,
esus ,Christ, and lived in London many vears
San,,, ne eTll wars We're over. He used plea
f!br,:,;oD T Dse.e 10 Dr: Evans, author of the
CnrlStiah Temper, that the Bible was IN. MN.
Oh SAVING his soul and body too.
WINE AND BARK.
n gentleman in Dublin, some time aoo L-,s =;
MS service Hibernian, named Rar9ey ~
oSJnPlAned one day to his master of Illness and
Observed mat the professional gentlemen had re-
commended hun TO take red -tI,re o,,,I 6,-I h.,
iarnented his inability to purchase SO exnens;ve
medicine n The gentleman being of !, oenerous
disposition exhorted Barney not tn male Inn
81 si. uneasy :" Here honey take tbis.D he ex-
hAnneu; handing over to him q bottle of wine
anu "heh that is gone come to me for anotber ),
barney bowed and retired, but scarceIv had he
, ule Toorn' ere his master was surprised with !,
J" Luz Ina repeated noise, similar to that of
u6 ne rang the bell and enquired the cause
wen men, barney told him he had merely been talk mo
mute OF the VINE, and following the doctors
prescriptions had been barking afterwards.
a Clergyman preaching some time ,go IN the
nei8hborhood of Mapping, Eng. obseTv;ng thai
l'os' VI ms audience were IN the seafarine way
el! properly tmbellished his discourse with Sc,
Vera' I'sIlical tropes and figures Amongst other
mugs ne ADVISED them to be ever g ON The
N@'cil' so mat on whatever tack the Devil shonId
pear down upon them, he might be cr,nnIed ~
lhe acuon Ay," cried Sailor. " bpt H.,
VIII depend on our having the heather S,,aoe .,
HIM. ''e' SuaSe OF
Lord North, at the close of life, was afflicted
WIN WI, :, the total loss of sight. Al Bath he met
Iol' narfe, who had been his warm opponent in
iIe mouse OF Commons, and was also blind On
e"S introduced 10 each other, Lord North said
CoiOhei' You and have often been AT var;ance
u' celeNe' there are no people in the world
other. e''N :" zee each
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NO TICE.

Petition WILDE presented to the next Gene
ral Assembly Of the State Of Virginia, for per
mission to sell three acres of land, lying ON A
dams iiiii, and l25 feet of the Falling Garden
property, for the purpose Of dischafpInp the
debts, due by the estate of Samuel Plessants
deceased. ''''''
WILLIAM LOWNEs, Aren't
.Jor " peasants, .qolsi,r of
SAMUEL PEASANTS, osc'd
October 18th, 1915. tf
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III. o. Bl HAYs--

NAkE notice, thatI shall on the OOH dav 90
~ December, at the Bell Tavern in Ricbr,,5
= ING hours Of A. VI and 6P NJ. of that
witnesses, to be read as evidence in NV en-.
gainst you and others, in the Superior Corr, ac
Chancery, for the R,chmDnd District--and r.,
si,all ceY,inue from day 70 daypntil The whole srs
vA,,oo, Coz.
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Norwich, Conn. June IS, 1915.

'IN eDectuaL method TO DESTROY the Black
rig and Striped Bag on zines.
Sprinkle the vines with a decoction Of Hens
Dung and Poke Commonly known by the name
OF SKUNK Cabbage). Both the top and tue root
of the plant should be used. w.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-11

THIS may be the cNise wig boards tlla. have
been whitewashed are 50 hard and durable
iGneastei, Journal
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I'm excellent custom Of the samnites.
"Ihe samnites bad custom, which in so
small republic, and especially in tllSr situa.isn
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YJRGLvL4s

YJRGLJVI4s
At Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the s,l.
perior Court of Chancery for the Richmond
District, the Doth day of September, 1915.
James Brown, jun. Plaintiff:
4gainss
Joseph iddings and Caleb p. Iddinps, late mer-
chants and partners, under the firm of joseph
and Caleb p Iddngs, Andrew Schneemann.
and John J. Werth, Ue6enokgut,.
The defendants Joseph & Caleb p. Iddnps. and
Andrew Schneemann, not having entered theirap-
pearance and given security according to the act
of assembly and the rules Of this court and il an.
pearing by satisfactory evidence, that they are
not inhabitants Of this country: IL isordered
That the said defendants do appear here on the
hrst day Of the next term and answer the bill of
the plaintiffs and that copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
IN the city of Richmond, for two months success.
sivey and posted at the front door of the capitol
n the said city.-----A copy.-Teste,
WILLIAM ". REJvLyvG, c. C.
Sept 80. Sw