davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-03-29

Several gentlemen aIiI>ed IN town yester-
day, who l.h Casino on w ednesd.y last,
The gun. brig Curlrw bad been sen a Disby
TO await the orders oil 81, john aHERBRooxE
tor the evacuation oi Cssuhp. piopsIs,o'y
10 which MEASURE Gen. GossnLix was en-
barking the cannon, gunpowdcr, SC. The
Bu,wsrk, "a, haa sr'ived from long cruise |,
last, however, from Shslbuine, where slir
received orders TO proceed TO Castine aud
wait iSs evacuation. I lie only men Of war
there were The Bulwark, Spencer, "a, Pel,er
brig, and l.andTaii cutter.
. MIR. HOOK the iormsr American Collector
at Casune, 4, was said had received orders to
resume his station, aud 20 admit to entiy any
goods stored lnerc.
The Bul~aIk had taken no. ming since the
fomahawk pri,atecr; puf had se-captuied
several schs.. She heard OF peace, a, sea.
a gentleman who iei, Eas,por, on the l9 h
inst, Informs, that part OF tie troops winch
mad been stationed there, had recently been
sent 20 S,. Jono, n. Is. A sch. arrived at
;EastpoIt ir. Boston
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-03-29

PUBLIC AOIlGE.

AT a meeting of number Of the Re-
publican Citizens ofthe County OF Prov
idence, on the 2lst inst. WM. B. KING,
of Johnson, was appoint,a Chairman,
and GEoRcE FIELD, of Crmston, Sec
rotary /: Ii was unanimously resolved,
that their Republican brethren in the
State be Invited aud urged to designate
Delegates from each town, to compose a
General Convention, for the purpose of
forming Prox of Geueral OEiicers, 10
be recommended tor the support of the
Freemen OF Rhode Island, at the ensuing
election, on the Third Wednesday of a.
pril next:-oaid Convention to be hold
en- at the State House in East Greenwich,
Oh MONDAY, the third day Of April,
l8l5, at IL O'Clock, at noon.
VIM. B. KING, Chairman.
GEO. FIELD, Secretary.
In pursuance ot~thc above the Republicans
OF this town are requested to meet on Thurs
day evening, the 3oth inst. a, Z. TREvETr's
shoo,-h for the above recited purpose.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-03-29

< The United States brig CHIPPEWA,
Gone Of Com. PERRY's squadron) was launch
ed at w arren, IN this state, onthe 25th inst.
The Chippewa was built by Nj. Carr, will
mount i6 guns, and is to be commanded by
1t Comn,andant Geo. {. Read The beau'y
|of her model and excellence Of workmans
|are not to be surpassed, considering the short
time this vessel has aeen upon the stocks and
the disadvantages labcred under owing to the
unusual sevesi,y Of the weather; great credit
is due to NJ. Carr as well as to othee me-
|Chanics employed upon her.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-03-29

We. tie undr sign, d, do byceriify. that having
in various cases uged Dr. Roberts,n's iebrsed Psms
iiy Medcims ., which are now piepsedTy Df Z. Ws
Dy OFT. Of PdIldeipsiis, We have found litm highly
sercesbIe in or families, ana ts,tleusr.y fhesci.
ia removing ,hese con pisiDs for which The, are
prescribed, We feel ASSURED of heir txt.,nee. md
consider these medicines valuable and well a6sihy
Tie attention Of all fsmiits In testimony beIsofw We
have sfhstd our respective signaidree l,.y
D4sId Jones, late Chaplain TO Gen Wsyre, Chester
county Ed Ayers. v DM. No. 112, North Fifth st.
"a. Wellington, No. 9. Qutcg-sircet, Ksih Bsyne,
No SS North Front street; John ID Nelson, No o5b
R.ce.sireeti Adam Vance, 70 Christ isn.s,rcct VIM.
J'nirn, 6Y. South Fifthstreet. Jacob shodgh, 49,
Noble stree: cob Hrff No 335, Cailowhill st )
" l. Broslasky, No 80. soo,h siz,h street; John
sflreeyes, jr. No So, Coafss-street. J HimiII, y
corner of Race and Tcnth-speet, Hannah Burden,
70 52S, souh frrnt street, Thomas Rose, Tammal
ay-s, r Goodwin. Market street James Brapsous
Isurii5s,on ccun,J, Nj Vim. Holiidshesd, Giouc<s-
te- comfy, N Enoeh EIdridge. Gloucester county
\ T. Chris Dresher, upp<r Dublin county. (ps Jos
seph Henry, near Norristown, Montgomery County.
George EngeIs. u $. Arsenal Isasc wiggins. ches-
ter county.
XsrsGs March %. 1915 tfes.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-03-29

In this town, ON sunday evening last. BY the Rev,
Mr Webb, Mr. WILLIAM ; NICHOLS 10 Mss EL>e'
IA PIrMAs, daughter OF Thomas & r,tman, Esq
~ tins own. on ,ho same evening, by he Rev Mr.
bddy, Mr. PELsG y AsIRosY OF souD Hugs orvn,
to Miss ABIGAIL G. riLLIscgAsr, daug her Of
Mr.. Johu Iiliinghast, Of This town
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-03-29
NOTICE.
Lottery & Exchange Office,

THE Canal toter, ~ai commence drawing ia
boston, nert 7h.nsdy, ana Tickets will rise
ON The d OF s'rA~lng 10 s5 50 The higheS prize
Is 3tte" IN usaan Dollars : &c ftom deduction
f,gm ufh cl,h lottery.
will commence drawing "a RS on, ueSt triday and
T,sseis viii Use on said day 10 s q 50 Tn. & 81
drawn rumbe VII be ertititd 10 Fi{e hundred TEX
Gs, which ma, draw he capils al sum of
Fif y n 1So,a fsoIarS
Tickets and hsres in both l. o,,eres may be had nj
the "isinAI pioe, VIZ S5wholcs. 81 ~ quarters,
IN ne t"na Lou.ry. un'', IL Horrors morning
Slo whoN- IS 2hanes, So i2qusrtt,s in Ply.
mouth Is, .rh L3ve'y. unit fr,day morning, at tie
Tsu.y For,uaa'e Office OF
Ma cd 29 J e.. SHAW
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-03-29

AZ Ear Greenwich, on the 9th ut snera long
sickness which she bore with christian fortude and
resignation to the divine will. PHsBE DsEY. in the
3pth year OF her age, consor Of Christopher Beey,
and daughter Of George Spencer
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-03-29
Flon, Yesterdays Boston Pailadium.

a pacSe, which lea. New-Yosk On Sa,ur-
dty, a. g. NJ arIi,ed y Providence yesle,.
day moining A passenger informs OF no
news. The ). brig Epsrsies had arrived
from Savannah.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-03-29

Neap feutIer De..s dAId FeafheyS.
I I'VE Geese and Fowl Feathers, and Feather
II Beds, from 20 to IS dollars, k-pt constantly
fcr sale BY ABHAHAM BARKER,
a. Ne 2. Ctaries-sfreef
lie has on hand an assortment OF Mattresses OF all
kadsv r<,psrs .Msrsh - 1915.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-03-29
Rhode Island Goal l0mpauy Shares.


On THURSD 27sl April next, at noon,
mn be soM at Phbhe .fucsion,
On the hoor Of Ia. Exchange Cofiec'House, IN
BOSTON,
'Ht following shares in the Stock Ol
4 the Rhode .IsIand Coal Company. unless all
asessrnen,s due thereon, together with interest ard
etarges shall be pre,ioush paid -
shares, numbered 7O4 7t8 inclusive.
rs 752
IL So = $40
so SS9 948
SO 949 1CU7
~ ~ 753 "a
10 HOS -1lif
IL 1898 llU4
~ 1888 -1I76
2 1iI5.lli6
IL 853 ,64
BY order OF ths Darettors
= 80 EpH NAY.
Treaswer Rhodc.jshnd fSei C,mpany
Boston, NJ q 1913
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-03-29

(ysnd pssse'aon sipsn Me fr'f # ap.i)
THr. lover pa,to oi lie Dwelling house
u containing FIVE rooms. near the cenire OF the
toxn. we'll OF good water .nd eommodous yard
10 attached to the premises haufe at tins offfce.
-Sf1rrb 90
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-03-29

qua. cargo hcur. butter. cheese, plantation utensils.
No rize 20 he Fox psiss,etr, ar. at i'o,tsrnnuth
25d s'si 'ap'used shout 27 days previous III he
wes'el'r l..~Gds--, fine ,essel
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-03-29
FROM BER NUDH.

Arrived at Bristol, on Saturday ias,, from
Be- mudl, in ,ilas,, Swedish sch. Abo, Phil
lips. Sailed March Is PasseDgers-Mil.
|shipmen Randolph, Heath and Parker, sail
|iug-mas,er Rodgers, and Dr.. rrevel, all late
|of the Presitent. Five Am. schrs. from the
". States, which sailed since the peace, had
|aIrivee At b. and 6ndng the markets bad had
most Of them sailed ag in tor the w. Iodes.
THE Bermuda Peace Proclamation was i.su.
sd March Is vothing had been heard Of lhe
ANaced,n,aa srig, since she harled wish the
PRECEDENT, of -, Ya-t
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-03-29

JJS AatiitV hI,
and will be sold FHiD NY next, March 3lst, at 10
o'cioek, a, NJ nj Public Aurtion,
.g..,..s In Dean's rSha.E
100 bbls best retailing MOLNSSt s,
new rop, f,ar uz,sps March 20.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-03-29

~. Vt LAND.
M Tuesday. 4,h April next, will be sold 81 pub.
" tic Auction, on he pr, ns.s, q Lot Of LAND,
me- .suring sbou, 81 f.,t b, 83 more or less, snu.t
ed on the New-strecw running east and west, l,tle
t",he norlhwsru aud ward Of Mr. Treyetts school
housea Conditions a; the sale
Mar 80. Cransipn e Shaw, aucf'rs.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-03-29

la Let N Iu6iic Haciitn,
nNSATURD Y. April I, 1915. al Il o'clock. a
y VI at the Bf,ck M. ke. the town March, and
fnhi, $50 called )-AIso, The stalls ~ said Market
house immediately after winch. be stalls in the
fery-"hirf MaIkel.housc will be lea to the highest
bidder IN Tie premises -C onai,ous made Known at
The time and piue.
Mareh 80 b q Hg,pL.na. ancf'r.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-03-29

INt " dSP,
There is an unoiiiciai accoun, 10 Jimaica
paper printed so days since, OF the capsuse
OF the An. ship Wasp, by The Myrmiuou, a
new 20 gun B,,ish big, of the este,n
Islands. CIrcumsiauces pceveot our anscn.
.nS much ereai 70 The SOY A simalar 20
port Mas stated hy some oi The Crew OF tue
Severn trigile ~ Charleston, not long since,
and it was added ina, he Myfmidon captured
the Wasp IN Nov. last, off Madeira V,Cy
late accounts from Europe, the Western IL.
lands, Canaries, &c. SC. (receivea IN ne
y. ). nuke no mcntion Of the ci cum St snees.
The SAT- Filippe, which lately arrived at
Norfolk from Ensiand, ,oucned at Santa
Cruz, ieneritfe, on Der passage, and was there
On the 9'h OF J,n. Mr.. Buly,a respectable
merchant OF mat place, iniorGed the Ame,i-
can Ohoers wao were passengers in the 5
r. that the ship Wasp was, sno,t nme prey.
ious, al Mogsdore, Morocco, waere she had
put IN tor supplies /; aad hat this Information
was derived directly from the crew, Vi all
English b TX, which had been caplu ed off
Mog Adore by the Vase aud nad been landed
IN iheir own boats Gr.nG Canasy I,ianu.
which is IN sight oi Santa Crua.
We understand that The Wasp, according
10 uSF uotIuLIlcbb, Ndss tSSsHlE VI
rieut, to proceed off Madeira soh cruz a
a short time, thence 10 the coast OF Is ezu,
there to remain a few weeks, aud run aiong
the northward by the Coasts OF Gays nDe,
-isuriinan,, DLmesara, and tnrough the W. /.
Islands 10 the coast of Honduras, Bay OF
Mexico, coast oi Geo gi., aud 10 port nj
The y. S. She was lc.t of M.deirs, Sept.
23d by her p,ize which arrived al SAvannan
sometime since.
An English w. Ind,a paper, where some
OF the ships belonging TO the N. Orleans ex-
peci,icn had arrived, (before the last actions
were known, mentions, that in the battles
hreuieus 10 jan. l, Capts. Gray and Harris,
OF the Ssh; two capts. Of the 4h; and sew
eral other valuable officers, were k,ileG-Coi.
S,oven wounded; Mi Hoopc,, es,h, los,
leg Lieut. Sn Francis Eaden, also lost leg,
(since dead)--Dep.Q Master Evans, slight.
" wounded; Capt. Ponce of the Volc ano
bomb, do. Capt Knox. 85,h, woundt d.
The SSH reg, (not 400 suong.) lost 100
men and j officers, in killed aud wound d,
in the h's, ba,Iie fought, Dec. "a The 95n
also suffe severely. In the aitsck oD ,he
gun-boats, the British s;ate their loss at about
so killed and wounded--Lt Pratt, lst of the
Sc shorse, and 2 of her mid.hip pmc n, among
the former-Capl. Lockyes, II. n. was Sc
vereiy wounded, and immediately Posted by
The Ad r'rai. fo' his sailaDaV.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-03-29

ue Bermuda FsdCS PROCLAMATION was lssu-
|sd March Is .voth;ng had been heard Of lhe
ANacedon,aa srig, since she harfed gv,sh the
Prssidenf, of ~, Ya-t
~Asi<T>A
E- SUDd..i,iRY
Fort Bowyor capnuiated on the IIth Of
Ceb uary .ast to the British land and naval
forces, (from New.O, lcans.) The tort had
garrison Of $50 men, wss siscst Of provis--
ions, AMI WIS surrounded by an army Of from
3 90 10000 men. rne conditions of surren.
6sring the place were honorable to MAJ. Law
rence /; the conditions stipula.ing, that the
garrison should march out with solors flying,
and d um. be eating, that tho officers should
retain their side arms that all private pro.
perty should be respected, aud negotiation
be in saediatcly opened tor their exchange.
- Inc public dinner, given al Portsmouth,,
N II. ON Wedne day LAST, 10 Com HUI, was
| in consequence of his retirement from that
station to join the Navy Board al Washing
ton. 1.-The Congress frigate, which is des-
tined for the Mediterranean, will take on,
d.. Eustis, minister to Holland, and suite
| the Rev. Edward Everett, Greek Professor
and Madam Bouaparte aud soD--who will be
landed at Anstet dam. ---- The Engineer
Coos is complete its stalIoD is West.poiut.
-On Saturday last was launched from Mr..
Turner'S ways, al Medfold Mass. the Gle.
gan ship Canon, oi 400 IONS, intended for;a
regular trade, - ien Jackson communi-
Gates to the Sec e,iry of War, an account OF
che gallant defence oi Fou s.. Pniiip, 10
whica ne observes. that the conduct OF the
comm andins afficet, and MS brave associates
On that station, merits great ptaise that
they nailed their own coiors TO tho slandad,
and placeh those of me enemy uDdcrneath
them, determ;n-d neset TO surrendeI the
fort.-0n NJ .ndsy, 2oih INST. $50 British
prisoos OF war took up the line of marcn
for Canada, a, Pr, field, Mass. aud on ihura.
day 800 more---Leuers TO the BAN uit.
have been recev 10 Boston tron New.O-
leans. The news OF peace had been sent TO
G. u. JACKSON by Ad Cocnrane. Mobile was
sale Un ,iis i7.h. some of the passengers
10 the Vixen s.y, JnAt the departure from
Spain OF M.tqui. of Wellesley, was only sup.
posed 10 be indicative IF a var Between SPAIN
aud Engla0d prisste ie,ters IRON France,
received In Nev.Yofs, do aot seen To caicu-
late on another war, aithongh the soldiers
wsre diss atis6cd, sno IN some instances .re.
factory. .---lt is reposted Inst Com DEoA
fua is appointed TO command tie Wasaos.
ton. ~. nov al Portsmouth, " H.-Tbe
A,ne. &c An soldiers who have af,ived 81 Ssiem
from Halifax, arc part of the 40 n fegt Ia
ken a. Esstport. .-----Msny Aa. prisoners
sent to England, we're, 1t IL saia, persons is-
ken a, Detsoit, &C. citizens of n eniucky, o.
hio, &c. aud had never befure. perhaps, been
on or even seen sal, wsier.-rne number
Of acres OF laad in Peonsyissoia Is 70 27S,sO9
--vsluo Of real estate S3ot s+2 53o.--la
Virginia, Capt. WamsIey was lately rouoed
Of $3.50, in Bank and Treasury Mates, by
his trunk beins opened by false k-y.--A
person has lately sent to tho Far ner's Back,
Virgins, $40, overpsid him 10 1903. The
Bank gave Toe money 10 tbs po,r
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-04-29
u S. apethecary Generals office,
Ii5any, 3Iss March. 1915.

@ URGEONS and mates, or other officers at.
~ tached to the United States or States ser.
wee, or all other persons holding hospital SUM-
plies OF any description whatever, belonging
to the U. States army, are hereby REQUIRED 10
report the same without delay 10 this Office. al.
to either OF my assistants at the following sta.
tons, viz: Burlington, Yer) Will irnsviIie and
Brownsville, IN. " Boston, New-London, New
York, Philadeldhia, Norfolk, (Yir) Charleston,
Is. CO. and New Orleans Each article of me.
dicine, surgical instruments, regimental meI;.
cine and store chests, hospital stores, furniture.
bedding, or equipments, not immediately want.
ed, must be forthwith returned to this depsrt
uent, and placed in either of the above named
deposits receipts viii be given for the same,
which Will exonorate the pres Mt possessor from
further responsibility and enable him to settle
his accounts with the government. All exDen.
SIS incurred in the transportation Of these arti-
cles from their present situation to the nearest
Of the above mentioned deposits, will be paid
by the quarter masters department, such ac.
counts being previously certified by myself or
either of my assistants.
FRANCIS LIE BARON.
u s. .4ltofheca1y General.
April IL. g.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-04-29

might, by dispensing the Commissioners IN Az.
'erent parts OF the country, prevent the Board
from meeting altogether, thereby at once do.
feating the very cud aad object Of the act The
truths, the Board have the right of managing
all the concerns of the naval establishment of
the United States, subject only to the superin.
tendance, in certain cases, of the Secretary.
and in others, of the Secretary and President ol
the United States. -
In making these remarks. which were con
ceiyed TO be due to the public, the writer dis.
claims al Intention of casting the least refIec
tioa upon any Que. He entertains the hirhe.,
veneration aud respect for the worth and talents
OF the Secretary of the Navy, and NAVY Com
'niss'orers,; and would deem him self guilty oi
treat improprIety in giving either oil them the
smallest canse of offence. Nothing but a Gin.
cere desire to correct the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
.iist were spreading abroad on this subject, has
induced him thus TO appear in public. d.
II IS remarked by philosophers and politici-
ans that the whole human race belongs to about
one hundred and twenty men, under the name
OF emperors, kings and princes If SO, it is a
notifying truth. 1t is fact bevond al, die
pute, that the greater portion of the peoole o,
NewTHampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island
ana Connecticut. have belonged TO, or been
guided or driven by about half a dozen men
we believe from our souls, that it a less mum
oer than four men who has raised all thu. dis
turoance We have experienced, and excited :
spirit OF insurrection, and planned convent ion.
ana organized opposition to the national gov
ernment, for no other thing under heaven, thar
10 get INTO place and power themselves, and
All under the pretence of serving the people
who they care no more for than If the,
were so many cattle. 1t is inortifying to see
the thousands who are duped by few unprin
cipied men, whose only object is power and
rches- Boston PGtyior
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-04-29
April l..
VIRGINIA:

At rules holden in the Clerks Office Of the Su.
perior Court of Chancery Tor the Richmond
District. the Seth day of January 1915.
David Ross, of the City of Richmond, PRc
ISainst
William Dayley, William Stewart and Kesiah
his wife, Sally Dayley, Joseph Dayley Rich
ardson, Nancy Richardson, children and
heirs OF Fanny Dayley, decd. Douglass Day
ley and Elizabeth Dayley, children of Sally
Dayley, who are heirs and the four last are
also devisees of the said Joseph Dayley. de.
ceased and the three last are infants. Defs.
THE Defendants William Dayley. William
Stewart end Kesiah his wife, Joseph Dayley
Richardson, and Nancy Richardson not havini.
entered their appearance and given security &C
cordinls to the Act of Assembly and the Rules
Of this Court, and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence, that they are not inhabitants of this
country IL is ordered, That the said Defcn.
dants do appear here on the tenth day of the
next term and answer the bill ofthe plaintiff !;
and that copy of this order be forthwith in.
serted IN some newspaper published in the City
OF Richmond, for two months successfully AMI,
posted at the front door of the Capitol in II e
said city.
A Cepy-Teste,
April L. wi,w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-04-29
NOTlCE.

THAT by virtue of Deed in Trust, exes
Il cuted TO the subscribers by james Gwath-
mey, we shall, on Tuesday the 9th day of May
next before the front door of Henrico Court.
house in this City, between the hours Of 10 and
2o'clock, expose TO sale, by pubic auction, to
the highest bidder, the following Tract, Piece
or Parcel Of Land, situate, lying and being in
the County OF tensico, upon the main road
leading from Charles City Courthouse to this
city, and whish adjOins the lands OF John Chill.
drey and Francis Pearce.
The tract is supposed to contain about one
hundred acres, aud was late the property Of
Arthur Giles, decd. FERNS Of sale--ijash will
be required for so much Of the purchase mo-
ney, as will cover the sum of Si75, with inte-
rest thereon from 10th February, 1915, to the
= OF sale, and also the costs and charges at
tending the execution Of this trust For tho
balance, liberal credit will be gwen, and
which will be made known on the day Of sale.
sAML. McoRAw,2 49,
III. NJ. TURPIN,S I'1''ee''
April 10. tbs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-04-29
April 3.
vIRGlNIA:

At Rules. holder, in the Clerks Office of the
Superior CoD tof Chancery for the Richmond
District, the 18th day of February 1915
Walter Coles and Sally L. his wife Pts.
Against
John Lesb ex'r. &c. of Robert Craig decd
William Gait and Thomas Craig. Deh,s.
Inc Defendant Thomas Craig not having en-
tered his appearance and giving security az
cording 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 Defend
ant do appear hero 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
IN some newspaper published in the City of
Richmond, for two months successfully and
pnsted at the front door OF the Capitol, in the
said City.
a Copy-Teste
April 8. wsw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-04-29
CHANCERY NorICEs.
VIRGINIA.

AT Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the
Superior Court of Chancery for the Rich
Inond District. the 30th day Of January, 1915.
Abraham Aalsey, Paf
against
Richard S. Hackley, John Mcvekar, Rrchi-
bald Philips, William Stewart, Anthony Dey,
Robert Pollard and Thomas M Randolph,
Dsf'fs.
THE defendants Richard S. Hackley, john
Mcvekar, Archibald Philips, William Stew.
art and Anthony Dey, not having entered their
appearance and given security according to
the act OF assembly and the Rules of this Court,
and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence, that
they are not inhabitants of this country: It is
ordered. that the said defendants do appeal
here on the tenth day o: the next term aud an.
swer the bill of the PLAINTIFF aud that copy
OF this order be forthwith inserted Isl some
newspaper published in the city of Richmond,
ior Two months successfully, and posted at the
front door OF the Capitol, in the said city. :
"A copy-Tss.e,
wM. w. gENING, C. c.
AP'il L. so9w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-04-29
April 3.
VIRGlNIA:

V1ttGiNlIA:
At Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of the
Superior Court Of Chancsry for the Rich
mond District, the Soth day of January, 1915
John Cabell, PR
"a against
Robert Crawford and Joseph Slater, Def'fs.
THE defendant Robert Crawford not having
entered his appearance and given security ac-
cording TO the act of assembly and the rules of
this court, and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence, that he is not an inhab;tAnt of this
country: 1t is ordered, that the said defendant
do appear here on the inst day of the next
term and answer the bill of the plaintiff; and
thai copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper published in the city of
Richmond, for two months SUCCESSFULLY, and
said city.
copy--Teste, :.
March % wav