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Departed this life on "Wednesday
evening last, in the SD wear other age y,
Mrs, MaRy YouNG.th the amiabie coi'ser'
of Mr.. James YOUNG, of this place. IN
her death her family have sustained al
irreparabIe less.
1 Her friends and acquaintance arc IN
cited to attend her funeral this afternoon
at 8 o'clock, fron, the dwelling Of her
late husband on Mater street.
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THE TREATY.

THE IIsEATY.---i tie Rave
heard and believe. though the pro
.ceediDgs thereon have not bees dis
iliat the Commercial Treaty
with Great Britain received the nc
cessary conseat Of the Senate on
Tuesday, by an almost unanimous
yote.--I1id.
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Emportant to Planters.

la Yesterday Mr.. John Randolph, Of
Roanoke, brought into market small
part of his Dew crop Of tobacco. say II
hogsheals, which was sold at $50 ans
so cents per hundred Richmond pap.
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ExrnAcr.
Q ll55s!ealon, IN. G. BE. 8, ISL

q
g / expected to be in Norfolk on Fri
day last in our hoat, as ! advised YOU
some time since but the descent Of tie
Roanoke vas more tedious than was cal
culated upon; and as this is the day
our legislatures meets in Richmond, am
compelled to hurry on IN the stage te
that place. | have accomplished the
great object had in view by coming
totkis place, or nearlyso; the balance
of Tire sound, and communication from il
TO Norfulks through the Dismal Smamp
Canal. will be examined by the young
who bear this, Mr.. Benz. w.
S. Cabell, Mr.. Philip Paine, and perhaps
Mr.. Carter Harrison. Those gentlemen
will deliver you barrel of Flour, manu-
featured on Staunton River ,sapposite the
lower end of Long Island, winch wish
presented to the corporation Of Norfolk
as an earnest of "a future trade in that
aeticlefr0n the high land country, down
the Roanoke to the Borough"
= Is
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LONDON GOODS.

C.. I'll. p. T}IG.IPS0.E,
Have received by the Virgin, from Lon
sitaf don.
Saperfine claths and cassimeres,
Common and super dimitiss,
Il Cambria muslins,
Patent steam loom, Colerain and
Agingos shirtings,
Checked, twilied and striped muslin
handkerchief,
Rich fancy Madras do.
Printed chintz s Waterloo shawls.
Dec 8 eo6t
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Fairfax County. Nov 90 1awiv
NEGKOEo FOR SALE

TO enable the subscriber to close his
on the estate of the late
MIR. Edward Carter, of Prince William
county. Virginia, by discharging a debt
still due from the said estate, will be
sold to the highest bidder for cash, al
Hav-Market, in the said county, oI
TUESDAY the 18th ofS]apuarv next
about thirty SL.aTES, belonging TIL
said estate, consisting of men, wolnet
land children.
4. BROOKE, Administrator,
with the viii annexed, OF +
Carter, deceased.
December Is eol,
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Boiling Cloths

The subscriber has Just received BY
the General Lingan. Captain Weston.
from Amsterdam, 4 large q elegant as,
,ortment Of Boiling Cloths, of a superlo'
s,uality, which wiilsbe offered for sale a
the store of Mr.. James Anderson.
limos .alcrander
October 6. u
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Masonic Notice.

TMYEDNESDAY next being the m,
niversary Of the festival of st
jain tie same will be observed IN anti
cipatian on Sunday, the Brethren of A
lexandria Washington Lodge No. % at
tending divine service at Christ Church.
where d Charity Sermon will be deliver
ed bytheir Chaplain the Rev. DIR. Muir,
The B ethren are requested TO meet at
their Hail on Sunday r,ornipg at 9
o'clock. 'rhe Brethren Of Alexandria
Brook Lodge No.2.. and transient Bre-
thren are respectfully invited to attend.
By. order Of the Worshipfui Master.
Grafton Cawood,
secretary.
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ALEXANDRIA,
FO1pAY, DRrEmarn g:

r'.,,eet a] d .,sstsr fFysm a. .aeser'esn,
81. ...s;s friend IN Baltiaaave, dated
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Public Sale.

\
VIII be sold on the premises on Thurs
Gay the esth day Of December next
on accommodating terms,
|YEyHE Lease of three lives for eos
acres of land wherein | reside
LIT is an excellent situation for a store Q.
tavern.
TiU also be sold for cash.
All my stock Of goods consisting OIL {
general assortment of Dry Goods ant
Groceries ). also horses, cattle, hogs. i
or II tons Of good hay, household ftlrn Y
ture. &c.
The salewill continue until all is sold
Private bargains may be made tor any
Of the property previous to the day oil
sale.
Stephen Donohoe.
Fairfax County. Nov 90 1aw6w
NEGROES FOR SALE.
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COMMERCIAL TRANSLATION.
Rnrcelo,,n .Ann %

barcelona, Aug. %.
in order That vessels haying on board
susceptible goods may be adsrittedinto
@rports. it's determined by the Health
eFEe. thar the following documents are
tObe prceluced:
istiy. Certificate Of the origin of said
goods.
saty. Another ftan the magistrates
Of the pnrfs, certifying when The goods
are not the rfeauce Of that place. taat
they have peStor.ped the regular quaran-
tine, and have been ventilated. purified.
unpaSsed and put W in distinct packa.,
gesfrom The originaI ones, which must be
confirmed By. a certificate Of the Spanish
consul witaopt the latter all other "a
pers VII be considered useless for tlseir
or the yessel's admission.
The diseontinuance Of this practice.
Iconcelye. has arisep from the ccmmo-
tons with which Europe has lately been
afflicted, as some vessels have come
! without these requisites.
DESTROYS to promote the interest o.
commerce. insas much as is compatible
With pubic health. advice you OF the
necessity of the aforesaid docunlents.
that you may circulate itin the differ.
emf ports Of your nation, TO prevent the
damages That captains and owners ot
the sarsOes might otherwise expert
enee.
hope yon VIII advise me OF yonr
hayingg given pnhIicityto this communi7
sasl s. God preserve you many years
Sigaedl
~ .darguss De Campo Sagreao.
or. John Leonard, consul Of the U. s.
Barcslona, Aug. &c.
,o; de'sss collector Of he part ef Boston.
The preceding IS the copy OF an
0mSsal communication | have just re-
celsed from the captain general OF this
province. which please. to make public.
i,rsmain, respectfully, sir, your most
o0edient servant,
j. LEONARD. s
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The Presidentof the Z. has. receg-
nized senjamin Noodle, Esq. as has
Britanmc Majesty's consul for the states
of North Carolina, South Carolina and
Georgia. -ibid.
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IJr fees CyclopRdia.

IJr tees Encyclopaedia.
/. GUBSCRfBERS to the above work
.E are respectfully informed that the
48tll and 49th numbers have lately been
eceived and ready for deliyery.-As
the publication Of the Cyclopaedia will
shortly recommence, under arrangements
somewhat different than formerly--slch
of the subscribers rs have. not received
the publishers Circular Letter OF the
subject. can see a copy oft at the book
store of
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His Excelleney the CheyalierDe Onis,
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pie
nipoteDtiary of his Catholic Majesty Fer
dinand With, near the United States,
Yesterday his credentials to
the president, and was received in that
canacity. Nat. Int.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-12
From the a.. i. Gazette Ert,m.
Monday noon, August Z
HIGHLY IMPORTANT.

The editors of the New-York Gazette
have been favored with the perusal of a
letter from Boston, dated at the closing of
the Nail, which states that the late priva-
teer Abelino, in so days from Marseiies,
and 25 from Gibraltar, had arrived in the
harbcr of Boston, with the subsequent i'm
portant news, which was sent up in a pilot
boat: ---
That Bonaparte had re-abdicatcd the
Throne, and that the Duke of Orleans was
King of France"
The Abseli,no also brings full confirm
ton of the capture Of an Algerinc frigate
aud slOop of war, by one of our briggs and a
schooner.
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system The loss oftheir cannon would necessa-i
| ~ compel them to fall back upon their reserges
PARKS, which it is part of the French system al
ways to furnish in duplicate for acampalgIl-tha
| IS, when 100 pieces are required and necessary
or given force, the established rule is tc send
| hat 100, and another 100 TO replace it.
The accounts say that Mortier was in CON-
nand OF the reserves, consisting oftwo corps -
hat is $1,000 men untouched; would Napoleon
pass these to go TO Paris--the story does not
COMFORT with probability.
A few further facts are stated in these reports
which we shall notice. a despatch is said to be
received in England from marshal Wellington,
lated Binche, the Goth June and that rl.rshal
8luchcr had passed the Samhre and established
his head quarters az Beaumont
Binche is 2 fortified place in Hainaut on the
river Haisne, ole of the head waters of the
Schedt (; it is miles from Thuir and on the Bel
g'Ic side of the Sambre, II miles west o. Charlie
roy.
Beaumoat is on the small river Hante on the
French side OF the Sanbrc 6 miles south of
rhun, and thirteen directly south of Bnche-
II is military place ofthe fouuth order, and sub
ject TO tie command ofthe governor of Niaubege
which is IL miles west of Beaumont The for
est of Ardennes is but 10 miles further within the
French territory
Further accounts viii, therefore be necessary
20 determine the exact state of events af err the
evening of the 18th June. 1t rs not in the char.
acter of the man to be FRUSTRATED By disaster,
nor to resort to mean and pitiful shifts. His re-
sources, though produced under exempt fed E
hcul'ies were ample, and had not been brought
INTO activity. The operations of the 18th, 10th
and 9Th and even the attack of the 18th, exhi-
bited the general ard the hero in that high pre-
emnence winch he has uniformly sustained over
every general that has been opposed to him;
Tor, with half the number of the English and
Prussian forces, heattackcd and compelled them,
TOR three days to BY before HIM, distance of
thirty miles, with more terrible infection of
military execution on the allies than they ever be-
fore experienced.
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mon soldiers, from whence they NAV graduall
raise themselves to their former dignity. Til,
most common punishment for offences not CAPT
tai, is the bastinado; and the strokes are giver
either upon the belly, back, or soles of the feet
according to the pleasure of the Cadi, who APP.
points the number, which sometimes amounts 10
2 or 5 hundred, according 20 the indulgence, the
offender can obtain either by bribery or friends
and hence lie often dies under this punishment,
for want os advocates sufficiently powerful. The
most usual mode OF bastinading, is Upon the soles
ofthe feet. The criminal is lad ON his back OF
belly, his feet raised aud tied TO stake, he'd
Fast by officers for the purpose, and in this pos
turc the punishment is inflicted by number OF
sticks tied together, of the thickness of ones lit
tie finger. A Moor convicted of house breaking,
has his right hand cut MI aud fastened about his
neck. He is then led through tkecity on an ass,
with his face turned towards his tail No re-
spect is paid to the quality of a person; buta Pc
cuniary mulct VIII arrest the course Of justice,
unless the offender is guilty of the most fragrant
crimes.
The usual punishment for debt is imprison-
ment, according TO the practice OF some nations
who pretend to be more enlightened The debt
Or is usually detained IN prison till the elbows or
bailiffS have sc zed and sold his effects f the
sale amo'nts'to more than the debt, the Surplus
IS returned to the debtor; lift falls short, he is
nevertheless released, and no future demands are
made upon him.
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From the baltimore Federal Ggaette

OBITUARY.-( CoMMUNoArED.0
The ihustrious BAYARD, victim. to
love OF country, is no more among men
The following account is from the private
letter Of lady in Wilmington.
&" 9Th month, Z, 1915.
"BAYARD is gone Last evening, a.
bout 8 O'Clock, be was released from suf-
ierings;" SUCH" he said, :. as no mortal
could imagine," and when, I feel a hope.
have not been in vain a religious reilec-
ton which the writer knew would be best
understood by those to whom the deceas-
ed was Familiarity known.
The Neptune cast anchor in our river
last second day. The town was immedi.
ately all hustle. The arrival of President
Madison would have caused no such aqita
ton; democratic as we are, there IS M
man IN the place so popular as James A
Bayard. He was not landed till afte
dark; was then carried by twelve sailors
He was surrounded by crowds of friend
and tOwnsmen who wished to carry him
but the sailors claimed it as their privilege
land the kind hearted creatures would no
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-12
VIRGINIA:

1t Rnles holden in the Clerks OFee ofthc S,be.
fIsr Court Of Chancery for the Richmond Dis.
frfet, the Goth dayef June 1915.
Edmund Gi66on adir ofhis l,fe rife .1frry Ci5-
oon formerly Mary .hacla, .uhs ,vas The 1giI5.s
81 John .,faciin, decd, Sally w. I1i5bon, George
Gi66on, John Gi66o,, aud Mary Ann C1i5;os
children Of The said Edmund Gi5bon, By the said
Mary his riff, the tsuo letter of .ohom, 5ein,- :n-
jatts, under the age Of t1serty one years, tTese-
cnte tins sadt, By the said Edmund Gi6Goa their
J3'Ne' ana neTt friend Plfg. .
IRE Eds and Mary his rife, late .1faYy .3Cyc,-r
Edmund .hacin, and Richerd Stiti si,,d 5g,,s
ms 1O:te, late Jane .gfucLH,7 upIich said .ifuiy
Edmund and Jane NTH the plaintiffs are heirs
and distributes Of h-sri,, .JfdcLin, deed and
the SAID Edma'rd .lIacLn aGurr of the said Irwin
.hacdn deceased, and John d. .lfaelin and 10:
sebh wilkins adnT. Of J1Tllasn .JfaeLir, tssc'd.
ana Rtchard Ste11art adrir. of lillian Sfs-garf:
decd 1Ohich said UIRiqm ..Jfaclin and 7; lYir,a
ote7rarf, mere tie securities Of the said Ec,r,f,s
.ndcHn, as adm. of Irwin .Jfdciin, decd and
John II. La'ifer, deUisee Of, dnc, Vfg:anse,,
Bonuer, erOr. ofJanies Laifer, decd
The Defendants Ire Els and .1Iarg lis 4r;fe
and Edmund .kdcLia NOT haufne entered tGei> al
pedrGnce and sfUen security according 10 the fse
81 .Hsse'n6y and the Rules of this Cou-t, ami y
appearing 6y satisfactory Evidence, that tley are
not inhabitants Of ts country: II Is ordered IHas
me sad Defendants do appear here on the fre, dan
2f the merit term and dns,ver 9he bill of Ire bLqi.
ti6S; and that copy of This order Be SrfJ,.IfS in
seftedm some newspaper published m the Gin of
LftchRaoH for tzvo months ShccessiUeIF and boSfey
atthe front door Of ne Capitol, in The sud Cifg.
II Coty.-Iesfe,
I'm. W. HENING, C. c..
.1ugHSs II 1pS1y.
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BUFFALO, July s5,
OH TIE YEST.


BY passengers in the schr. Lady Pre-
vOst, arrived at Fort Erie on Saturday
last, from Detroit we learn that our troops
mad evacuated Fort Maiden and chat pre-
paratlons were making at Detroit for the
orig Niagara and schooner Porcupine to
proceed immediately to Mackinaw, which
post, 1T IS understood, the British are pre-
pared TO surrender to us. The conduct of
the Indians continues to be hostile. Large
bodies OF them are about collecting in diff.
terent parts of the western country.
Prurie de Chen has been evacuated by
the British troops.
Maj. gen. Jacob Brown commander in
chief OF the American army arrived at Fort
Niagara on Saturday last, from Sackett',
tiarbor captain Pierce's corps of artillery
has also arrived at the Fort.
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.qng1tst 12
VIRGINIA

At Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the su.
perior Court of Chancery for the Richmond
District, the 26th June 1915.
James Goodwin exor. of John Goodwin. dec. plt;f
against
Fleming Gatewood and Fullington Gatewood
exors, or adm's of John Gatewood, and Cast, n
Burnett and Richard Barnett exors. of Rich-
ard Burnett, dec. who was adnr. of .Josenh
burnett and Edmund Pendleton, Jr. defis.
THE Sn6boenGs ad re1aUendWn ct resboftdea-
dim awarded in this case, not being returned
executed on the defendants Fleming Catewood
and Fullington Gatewood, they not having ente,-
ed their appearance and given security according
to the Act of Assembly and the Rules ST this
Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence.
that they are not inhabitants of this country: II
IS ordered, That the said Defendants do appear
here on the first day ofthe next term and an
swer the bill of the plaintiff; and that copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in some news.
paper 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,
July 70. 8w
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July ~.
VIRGINIA.:

fIIttJlNIA:
At Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the Su-
perior Conrt of Chancery for the Richmond Dis
trict, the Goth day of July 1915.
jeremiah Vaughan, and Alexander Taylor exors.
of Robert Nicholson, decd. pll's
against
Vivion B. Holmes, Francis L. Moseley and Peter
Bland, senr. defi's
THE Defendant Vivion B. Holmes, not having
enteredhis appearance and given security accof-
ding to the Act of Assembly and the Rules If
this Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evil
dence, that he is not an inhabtant of this coun
try IL is ordered, That the said Defendant do
appear here on the first day ofthe next term ard
answer the bill of the plaintiffs ;and that a copy
Of this order bess forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the City of Richmond
for two months successfully and posted .
The front door of the Capitol, in the said City.
"A Copy.-Teste, y --ss.s t--.. .r
William ". Hening, &C.
Jnly 10. sw
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From Gg Deisyn's Gascas.
REyENUE OF TnE ALGERNEs.

The revenues ofihe Dey are extremely fuc.a.
ating, and his income rises falls in proportion
to lis opportunies ofplundering his subject OF
foreigners whence they are variousiy computed
by different authors Ijr. Shaw says, that the
taxes Of tie whole kingdom produce yearly 10
the Dey no more than s $4,000; but he suppo-
ses that Tie eighth part 0ftle prizes, TO which he
IS entitled The property of those persons who
die without children, to whom the dey falls heir;
with tn, presents from foreign nations, fines and
expressions, joined TO the yearly contribution
raised by the government, may amount to as
much more. lie IS besides entitled to all tn,
Christian slaves, whose ransoms are his perqui
sites, which, with the customs paid by the I'm
glisl, French and other nations, who are suffer
sd TO trade with the Barbagy states, viii tend
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-12

to be in full march for Paris, having crossed thu
Rhine into Alsace. The paper OF the 9th con
tanned a telegraphic dispatch, announcing the ar
Test of Bonaparte and his whole family.
July IS, the Helena was boarded from a ship
bound to New-York, which left LverpoolJuly 1,
and had information of Bonaparte's abdicaton.
[Such is the verbal information of capt Drum
mond. At the same time, that We are disposeS
to believe the substance of it TO be true, We
would remark that it is attended with ali the UNI
certainty of verbal COMMUNICATIONS, and the i'm
perfect recollection Of the contents Of newspa-
pers. l-BOst. Weeki, 5Ies.
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quit Che house fill they had offered prays
er for Bayard. From his first arrival, he
said he should not recover: was thankful
tor. the privilege of reaching his family,
and appeared resigned. The gathering IN
his breast broke yesterday morning, and
ne had not strength to cast up the load of
matter. Our physicians are unanimous in
the opinion, that the death of this great
man is owing Immediately to the ignorance
or mismanagement of his case in Europe.
The bell now rings for the town council,
who are assembling amidst the uniYersai
gloom, to offer some poor honor to the me-
mory of our deceased fellow.citizen.,
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
PrLADXLPHIA, August S.
CAPT. TREATS TRIAL.


II viii be rscollectcd that major Gen. Brown,
n his report of the battle of Chippewa, has the
;ollowingremarks relative to capt. Treat, of the
21st regiment:
Early in the morning Of the 5th fully 1914
The enemy commemorate petty war upon our pick
cts, and rs ne was INDUCED, his presumption in
creased; by noon he showed himself ON the left
of our exterior line, and attacked one of our pick
ELS as 1t was returning tc camp. Capt. Treat,
who commanded 1t, retired disgraceiully, leav-
ing wounded man on the ground. Capt Blddle
OF the artillery, who was near the scene impel-
iedby feelings highly honorable to HIM as sol
iler and officer, promptly assumed the command
Of this picket, led it back to the wounded man,
and brought him off the field. ordered capt
Treat, on the spot, to retire from the army and
as am anxious that no officer shall remain under
my command who can be suspected of cowardice,
advise that captain Treat and Lit. - who was
also with the picket, be struck from the rolls of
he army
Immediately after -he affair, gen. Brown issued
an order susPending captain Treat fiom command
Capt. T.. demanded a court of inquiry. 1t was
lot granted, but Court Martial was ordered al
Fort Erie The left division of the army uIarch-
ep to Sacketts Harbour soon after, and the court
was dissolved
Capt. Treat immediately proceeded TO Sack
etts Harbour By permission from Maj General
lizard; and requested another Court Martial
Maj Gen Brown, on the 5th of April, 1915, af
tef me repeated solicitations of capt. Treat, is.
| 'ued an order organizing Court, consisting OF
Col. M'DEELY, President
It. Col, Smith. ----C Maj. M'Ilhenny.
Maj MAJ S SoSls' e.Ss.. o ai % S3sns,
Capt. Seymour, Supe,numera,y.
Lieutenant Anderson, of the 18th regt, Judge
Advocate
The Court met and proceeded on the trial the
9th April, 1915, at Sacketes Harbour. They
closed the investigation on the 9th May when
| Capt. Treat was honorably acquitted.
The following is copy of the decision of
court -
9 After mature delberatior on the testimony
idduced, the Court find the accused, capt. Joseph
Ireai,ofthe 2lst infantry mot guilty ofthe charge
hOEorGbLy acqmt him."
The sentence of the court was, approved by
maj gen. Brown, and promulgated on the 28th
June--at Sackett's Harbor.
The TRIAL will, in short time, be published
u. s. Gazette.
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VIRGINIA.:

virginia.:
AT Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the sc-
perior Court of Chancery for the Richmond
District, the Goth day of June, 1915
James ]. Foster, admir-. of Martha Gibson, lie.
ceased, Plaintiff,
Against
Roberto. Gibson, Archibald Riddle, ANY A. B.
Gibson, Richard Logon, Edmund Eggleston,
jesse Miller, and Joel w Jones, Defts.
THE Defendant Robert B. Gibson, 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 eyi-.
dence, that he is not an inbabitant of this coun-
try: 1t is ordered, That the said Defendsn. do
appear here on the first day of the next term ana
answer the bill ofthe plaintiff and tbat a copy
Of this order be forthwith inserted in some news
paper, published in the City of Richmond, ro-
two months successfully and posted at the front
door Of the Capitol, in the said City.
a copy.-Teste,
WILLIAM w. HENING, c. c.