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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-24

PENITENTIARY, 9TH mo. oh, 1916.
WTANTING tor the use Of this Institnt,on
w quantity Of Slaves and Wheel Timber. Cbe
former immediately and for seasoned Slaves and
Heading, liberal price will be giveo. a hII Ill
be furnished on application at the Penentisry. for
the Wheel Timber. ~
SAM'L. P. PARSONS, Reeher.
Juy y. I7-4w
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NOTICE..

yyViE Subscriber takesthis method ofinforming the
\ Members oil the Mutual Insurance Society
agIirst Fire on BA;tdings, of the State of Virgin
IL, that he is prepared aud is proceeding to the
Counties of Aibemsrie, llasaiins, Brunswick. Bed
ford, and the towns within them, sc. for the pur-
pose Of rc-vsluing asd making coecuons-ant for
the farther purpose Of receiving notices to make de-
GIarations OF New Assurances, by any House owner
50 disposed.
WIN. DICKINSON, Jr.
Special .gge,lt The M. Il. Society
ofITginia.
July 60. 2l-4z
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FOR SALE,
q TRACTOR LIND e PL.4.NI.4TIo.N.

4 \ Hanover County, called CHlLTEM
4 FARM late the residence Of Nathaniel Pope, Esq
This trace, h small addition which have made TO it,
contains ny survey, SIX HUNDRED AND SIXTY
THREE ACRES, and about twentyone miles from Rich
n0nd around and IN the eighborlood oft, tie plan
faon of Col Charles Dabney, Mr.. Richard Morris, Capt
George Dabney, Doct NCurg, Col John AIaplcr, Mir.
Nicaiah Crew, Doct Swami, Mr.. Edmund Webster, and
the called RoclSey Mills. Through this lani lay
lor Creek, small meandring stream, upon which there
probably 70 so acres Of Low Ground and at the low
end OF the ,iansaon believed, there to-, De
see Il small establishment of water-wori.s. There is
aarge and commUdous dwelling house, WIT, outhouses
tdwengouse and Kitchen nsured many fruit trees and
excellent water.
Auyperson wishing purchase this land, may view it at
any time.
For terms. which win be very accommodating, apply
hie Subscriber. III this City.
~ small Stock Of Horses, Cattle, Sheep and Hog
with plantation utensils, Will also b. s0ld.
rHoS. c. HOWARD.
July 20. 2i-u
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TIE TRUSTEES

hFt the late Ralph Wormley having been direc-
Y tel by the Chancellor Of the Fredericksburg
District 10 render before a Commissioner OF that
Court, (amoug other things,) an account OF any
outstanding unsatistied debts, due FROM the Trust
Estate of the said Ralph, would beg leave to notify
TO the creditors of that estate, that this account will
b. taken by Commissioner Tempcman, at his
Office, at Tempie,nan's - Roads, Westmore-
land county, Oh the fourteenth ofAugust.--it will
be important TO the creditors that their claims
should be rendered on or before that day-other
wise they will not be included in the Commissioners
report, in the general provision which is expect
ed to be made at the September term for the sat
isfaction of the debts.
JOHN TAYLOE LOMAX,
Acting TRUSTEE Of
Ralph Worn,ey, dec.
OF No communications to myself upon this sub
jeet. will be received, unless postage is paid.
July C. l7-wt14A
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FOR LEGSE OK RENrr.

ry;IiE Hopse aud Lot, whereon now reside, and
4 possession given about the LIST ut October next
IL uscles. Tor to say any thing about the stua-
ton OF my House, as any person disposed to Rent
mr. Lease would first examine the premises-But
can saw with propriety, there but lew family
residences about Richmond more agreeable, with
good water & good neishbourhood. For terms,
.3ftiy 10
July 90. 21-4t
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NOTICE.

" AMUEE SUBLET'r having formed co-part-
- nersbip with HIRAM HARRIS, will in fu-
'ure trsesact the Commission business, at bis Oh
= 10.
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NOTICE.

NO NE.
A PETITION will be presented to the
~ General Assembly ofthis Commonwealth, pray
ing that act may pass, INCREASING the of TOLLS, TO
be received by the BROOKE TURNPIKE COMPANY
July Ia. 2o-wsw
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District Of Virginia. TO zsif-
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,

yEVHAT a special District Court of the
United States, for the District of Virginia, will be
held the Capitol. in the City of Richmond, On WE'D
NEsDAY the ubirtyhr,t day of this present month OF
JULY the Trial of the libel hbeis. the OF the
sch. ROMP, of Wilmington, her tackle apparel furniture
guns military equipage requirements, cargo, and
Of all kinds, hbeed said District Court, by WILL
lIAM WRIT, Esq. Attorney for the L. States for the
District of Virginia the and behalf otlhe United
rst tIe charge Of piracy the high and
secondly for having been fitted out, armed and furnished
in port OF Baltimore, ia Maryland, cruize and
hosItes s the subjects and property OF the King
Of Spain, withwhom the United Sates peace,
trary the of Congress that made and provided
and all persons concerned hereby cited and itinn
appear the time ard place aforesaid, and sew
cause any they have Why deeree Decentralization should
pass prayed.
by order # the hon. 81. Geo. Tucker, fudge,
TesSe, RICHARD JEFFRIES, elk.
July 90. 2l-t
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THE SUBSCRIBERS
INTENDS leaving this State for months,
Z has duly appointed Daniel Foster, Hector Bran
der, and Ro5crt Mcdonnell his Attorneys, to act
in his absence either jointly separately.
WM. BOWDEN.
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J,ine26

FOR RENT.
yEviiG TAVERN, in the town ofLynchburg, at
4 present in the y~tion of MIR. Naih'l. Riyes
Possession will be given the first day Of October
next
CHI: JOHNSTON.
Lynch5urg, Jtily IL. 20-nO
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YEVWO healthy, snsart, and active boys, as APP
Prentces to the Printing Business, at this
Office. 1t is requested Stat application be made
immediately.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-24

Henry CRABB, Sccry.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-27
LATE FROM iIAyANNA

Captain LONG, of the schooner Alert.
arrived here yesterday in DAYS FROM Ha-
wanna, informs us, that the port was to be
shut against all foreign vessels in SO DAYS
from tae time of the new Governors arfi-
val which event took place abotit the last
of June.
Just before Captain Long sailed. a re-
port was current that another Embargo
was shortly TO be laid on, in consequence
OF the great number of Carthagenian pri-
vateers which were cruising in the neigh
borhood. They had become so numerous
as 20 sail around the island in squadr.ons.
The Spanish frisate which was destroy
ed by fire on the 4th ofJuIy, is supposed
TO have been the effect Of design on the
part of the seamen belonging 20 her.
silarLets at HaraRna. Su-
gar 50 a 9 so; Coffee, St2 Is Molas-
ses, 8 - bits per keg. American pro.
duce, as usual. very low, and in no demaud
-'-Rice was selling at 34-Flour, 10 IA.
and other articles proportionably low,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-27
RE .IHSFI

Mr.. Crawlord's toast on the 4th Of Jn-
iy, we doubt nut, expresses lis deliberate
opinion and feeiiug--Fvery republican.
the world over, viii reecho it,. Tbe
American revolution. The impul whcl,
it has gwen to the human mind is not {
be arrested by he confederacy Of tyrants.''
80 we hope! While we are ready to cor.
dc,nu liberal opinions, we are equally
prompt to applaud what is just and nag
nanmnns. But some Of the serwlc who
would lave licked nc dastfrOm Mr.. GRAY
f5rd's shoes, he had been heldup for The
presidency ,cith n prospect Of success, now
basely assail him, because they think tres
can do it with nnpunty. How disgrace.
ful is it to the people of the west that then
should initiate the lawDing slaves Of the
east, where success canOniZes villai0y IT,
self We do not say that the Tennessee.
ans have mot cause Of c6inpIaints--we are
not the admirers Of secretary Crawford
but we are the friend of fair play. l.
Mr. Crawford TO be forever pursued for
one hasty, Liberal and untenabiG cpiuiogf
Co'Gn.biGH.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-27
From he DMln .llrcrt.aen.

BOSTON, July ~.
In the British House of Commons, May
25, motion was made by Mr. Scrgean,
OasIow for the repeal of the usury laws,
wlnch, after considerable debate. he with
drew, giving nutice that at more convepi-
EFT Time, when he hoped more unanimity
@suld prevail, he should again call the al
teniion of the hause to the question. lie
sia ed that in Henry VFlith's time the law
fixrd the rate Of interest at 10 per cent;
IN Edward IFth'S the statute was abolish
ed, ani usury prohibited the'coDsequeuce
OF which WAS that the rate of interest adj
vanced to IA per cent. ln Elizabeth's
reign the statute was revived, fixing the IN
terest at 10 per cent. Under James
l. it was lowe ed to during the usprpa-
ton 70 s aud under Queen Aune, to 5,
at which rate it still remained.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-27
FOREIGN.
NEw-YoRx, July 90.
I'VE !" ONh, TUT ~@Us
From India and st. Helena, Sc.

From India and st. Helena, sc.
Brig Orient, Meek, arrived OF Marble
head July IA, from Calcutta, with piece
goods, indigo, sugar, ginger, and turmeric.
Captain Meek was boarded by the British
of st. Helena, but was not permitted to
anchor From their account of Bonaparte.
it appeared thatbe was in no very placid
humor. Attic island of. Ascension (where
capt. Meek stopped the English have an
establishment, consisting of captain of
the navy and 80 men. They have built a
small ratification, and found some wa
tor, aud sufficient soil in the middle of the
island to raise few vegetables. The
quantity of water, however, is too small to
supply vessels which stop there but,
that they may not be disappointed, trans
ports are sent occasionally from st. Hcie-
IA laden entirely with that article. There
were lying at the island on the 29th May.
ii. B. NJ. ship Racoon, and one of the
transports employed in carrying the mate
rails for BoDaparte's house at st. Helena.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-27
THreateneG .seareiin in BE .A'oftt.

S~me years sDce, DC obs,ructions thrown by
sar The way 81 utr i1r lgn trade, cFcaied an
unwelcome arcuTnis ION ~ cheat, maze, ard
o.hs produce on cur lands We complained OF
on aoundaace romylich 80 beaeft could be de-
rived. TIC case IS now altered As you de.
end ifhm North 10 soJh, tie cry Of Scarcity
iiIlicts you saw III, s"goiar pliz-cs which
uespri'r; and tie commencement OF tbe SUM-
'ler n-vc, iso.u caIes unfnoan 60 us, OK
i,r.d, seem % Have struck the soil of CERTAIN
sitodej sah deplNahie steriiilyt Look to
Gnasia On tie iOtaofJsiy, -four was selling
at donrcal 1918 dollars pr barrel. On the
oh, lJhn Wilson. lie present Governor of the
Cm.alsJ, s-ucd his proclamation, Crbddmg the
expectation BY seaor land or hy inland navigate.
Oh, OF Whe. wheat Flour Biscuit, Beans, Peas,
BARLEY, and Grain ofall kinds used N the making
4 Bread, eHccPt tor Che supply Of tie Labrador
FISHERIES
The Albany Argus of July 10. has the
fDliGwibg article - The scarcity Of bread
corn 10 tie ; tates 81 New Hampshire and
Vermont. in the northern part, of this
ts, aud 10 Canada; is so great, as TO cx
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-27
Melancholy astrophe.

1t becomes our painful duty 70 record a
most melancholy catastrophe which occor.
red IN the town of Port Royal OF Tuesday
night, whereby, the Hon. John Claiborne.
second lieutenant Of Ills Mlesty'S shg
JunOn, "a most promising and highly es.
teemed young Oficer) met with an unne-
rited and untimely death Although we
have heard much CONCERNING thisvery I'M
fortunate affair, still we shall forbear en-
tering into particulars, until the decision Of
the Corooer's Jury, which was summoned
yesterday forenoon, shall be known, a0t
which had not terminated It's sitting al
6o'clock yesterday evening, owing to the
nFmerous and lengthy evidence that wa
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-27

brought before il. We shall briefly state
Ire circumstances, as we heard them, that
led TO the death OF MIR. Calthorpe. II ap-
pears that about o'clock on Tuesday
night, some young gentlemen and seameu
belonging TO one or none Of the men oi
war, and the black and colored people OF
the town of Port Royal, had misunder-
standing, near the vlierry wharf, which
came 10 blows and threwisg of bricks, sc.
This dispute continued till about ten,
when MIR. CalthOrpe, who was on shore
from the Junon, passing that way, noticed
the disturbance. and, as we are credibly1
informed, Immediately endeavored to per-
suade the men of wars people to 90 on
board their vessels, but, while in the per-
Torrance of this Iaudabe endeavor, he re-
ceiyed dreadful blow on the back part of
his head from brick, thrown by one Of
the opposite party, which fclled him sense
less to the ground he was raised by some
seameu, land taken on board his ship. but
the wound was found TO be murtal; he af-
terwards was conveyed to the hospital al
Port Royal, where he lapguished until 8
o'clock yesterday morning. From the
moment he received the shocking wound,
till his death,he never uttered word.
The deceased was brother of the Rt.
Hon, Lord Calthorpe. and first cousin to
bIr. Wilberforce.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-27

If rres holden in The C2sEs oNcs qfMs Su6s-
rior Corit IF Chancsy .f6r ne Riea1i9nd Ms
Archibaid Freelsna P4f
rboras D.dlep, and Clara w his wife; ard
Hill Garter. Susan Carter, Mar Ca er, and Iii
zabeth Carter, infant children and heirs Of
Charles Carter, the younger, son Of Charles Car
ter, Of Shirley deceased Robert Randolph and
Elizabeth H. ms wife Elizabeth w. g BE Ike
ley, and Edmund, Arm -, Robert G, and Parise
r. Rerkelev, children add hers Of Catiarise 8
Berkeley, formerly Cstharne 3. Carter Mary
w Braxtcu; Henry lee ard an II. his wife,
formerly Ann Il Carter Bernard NJ Carter
Williams Carter William Fnzhugh Carter, AID
Tin, Thomas, Ann and Lucy Garter, inf,nt chill
dren and heirs Of Robert Carter, deceased Ma
thaniei Burwell and Lucy his wife and Edward
Cassiiis, Shirley, JohnE, aud Mary " Carter,
infant children and heirs Of Edward Garter, de-
ceased; Charles Carter, and Joseph g. Clbell,
and Mary WINS vile, formerly Mary w. Carter,
children and heirs OF George Carer, deceased
DfS.
Tie Defendants Henry Lee, and Ann II. bis
wife not having entered their appearance and 81
ven security according TO the Act of Assembly
and the Rules Of This Court ADD il appearing by
satisfactory evidence, that they are not inhabi.
tants Of this country II is ordered, That the
said Defendants do appear here on the first day
Of tie next term and answer the bill Of tn,
Plaintiff; and that a copy of this order bt
forthwith inserted IN some newspaper publshe
u the City OF Richmond, for two months success.
ively aud posted at the front door Of the Cap itol
n Tie said City.
A copy--Teste,
July q, 1s1s.--2s$.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-27

VIRGINIA.:
a. htcs holden in ne Clerks Office Of he Supe.
sisr COo-t Of Chaacery .fpr the i'icihHsna Dis
--ici, ths 24ta day IF Jiaic, 1916.
Archibald Freeiand, PdJ.
AGAINST
Joseph and George Marx, Peterson Goodwin,
Benjamin Branch, the President and Directors OF
lhe Literary FUND and Allan Whitworth, schea-
tor CT the Coenty of Chesterfield, Defps
The defendant George Marx, not having sn-
tered his appearance and gwen security acccr,
ding TO the Act of Assembly and the Rules OF
this Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evi-
dence that he is not inhsbitant Of thus couu-
try Itis ordered, That tiIe sad defendant cts
appear here the frat day of the next term and
arsa er the blli OF the Plaintiff; aid that copy
of this order be forthwith mser,ed in sotne aews-
paper pubiishedin the Guy OF Richrnond, Ter two
months successiYeil and nosied a. lhc from. door
Of the Capitol, in the sad City.
A Copy-Tesie,
Hn ~ Reairs, c. c.
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VIRGINIA.:

At Rules hollen in the Clerks Office Of tie Sube-
rior Coprf II CheAce,y fer the Rieln.ona Dis
nicf hs 24h day ofJuae 1916.
Benjamin Cooke, Junr. PIT.
AGAINST
Leroy Upshaw, and John Pritchost, executor
of jeremiah Burnett, Def'fs
The defendant Leroy Upshaw, rot hasing en-
tered his appearance aud g3eh security accor-
ding TO the Actof Assembly and the rules Of this
court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence,
tina; he is not AN iraabitant of this country Il
is ordered, tlat the said Defendant do appear
here on the first day Of the next ,erm and an.
swer the bin of the Plaiutiit; and that a copy
of this order he forthwith inserted m sons
newspaper published in the City Of Richmond,
for two months successfully and posted a. the
front door Of The Capitol, III the said city.
ACopy-reste5
I'm ~. Hsmag, &C,
~. tOrg
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-27
FORrIcN APPROPRIATENESS

The Count DaFuy, and suit, has repaic-
ed 70 India. IS Governor General OF the
French possessions in that quarter
The Carl of Dalhousie is said 10 have
been appointed Lieut.. Gov. of Nova Scota,
lie is a General IN the Amy and one Of
The distinguished heroes at Waterloo.
Il. Gen B0uchettc is mentioned IN the
London papers as having been appointed
Surveyor General Of Lower Canada.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-27

.iEOtter .8merjcdn citizen released from
bondase,-The United States schooner
Fiyebrand, which several weeks since was
dispatched by the Gov. Of New Orleans
to the Empire OF Hayti, for the purpose of
obtaining the release Of Mr.. Dnplessis,
who had been for some time detained AZ a
prisoner by Christophe, sailed from Cape
Henry for New-O teaDs, on the Cd instant
having Effected the object of her mission.
Mr.. d. was released solely on the requi-
sition Of the commander OF the Frebrand.
~. ioric papPr.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-27

cite painful apprehensions on account o
he poorer classes CT society. I'm some pla
es corn has been sold as high as dollar.
Ter bushel and -four from Is to 20 dollar:
per barrel. Great quantities Of -four hayJ
)een purchased 10 this aud the neighbour
'ng towns, and at New-Y orl, for the coun-
| ny and Canada market. But the greatest
ippreheusions arise from the fact, thst
grain cannot be procured, in many Of the
interior towns, at any price. The picture
OF distress isyery much heightened BY the
gloomy torebOdiugs of an increased and
prolonged scarcity.
a letter from Kthneta1kr, C.uaine. da-
.jaty 10, says: our prospects as to the
fruits of the earth, are very gloomy in the
interior. A famine Tor 9R0a and beast
seems TO stare US in the the face.
The Philadelphia True American obser-
ves--it is acknowledged Oil all hands,
that the first crop of grass has been very
light, perhaps Lot more than half the guam
tity.
There is but one consolatory voice heard from
the North: il is that of the Essex Register of
july 90. We read in that valuable paper, the
following article.
Ofthe season, it is said that the South
ern harvest at present promises mere than
the Northern. But the northern is not 50
desperate as has been represented. The
corn has become much better, and we 10
not despair OF our potatoes.
BY kind disponsation OF Providence, the cool
ness OF the spring has had in some O, the middle
and sfihe southern SAFE hapry effect. L has
prevented the rust, and Il stroyel the Hsssian
Fly, 50 fatal 10 wheat The late feriil'zipg rams
have given new asppc to our maize The
States thus favored Will be for the rest of the U
Mon, what Sicily and thenorthern chores Of
Africa once were for Rome and iiGly--Ulfor-
tunately, the increased cutiva ion OF Tobacco
this year has, it is said, prevented wheat rom
being attended TO on sufficiently large scale.
The late crops of il, however, are favorebly spo-
ken OF. New wheat sells here for 80 do and $40
per bushel. New -four for $40 so per barrel.
Corn,owins TO the very unprom sing prospects ill
OF late has sold to from o 10 81 per barrel The
happy change-now visible IN the growth ofthst
important species of grain, must naturally have
the eject Of low ering the present price.
The Resolutions Of the last Assembly of Viz
GINA for presenting General w scott, AID Col
appreciation, were cofnmendabIe acts ofgr4tituSIe
and juslice.-Our Governor has discharged the
task of presenting those tesImonies-and the
letters which have passed between hun and the
two heroes just named, ON dis interesting coca
sion, breathe spirit which we Cannot too high
!y praise,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-27

VIRGINIA:
.9t Ruies hcioEen az the Clerks 0fcs Of The SIRE
-Tlor Court Of Chaicery for Me Richmond Di5-
;rict The 24;h day Of June 1916.
John MCedie, and Geo sc M'Cred;e, infants,
under the ags of twenty Que years, b. William
Ii. Dyer, their next friend. Pitts,
AGAINST
Jas Penn, 8, Nancy MCredie, admir-. 6. adj
m'rx. OF john M'Credie, decd the said James
Penn, executor OF George M'Credle, decd who
was one of the admin strstors of John M'CIedie,
decd tie said James Penn executor OF George
M'Credie, deed the said Nancy Sr'Gredie, VII
dow OF John M'Credie, deed. John Graham, and
William Long, Lucy *. GreenbOw, adninistrs.
;rix OF James ,;reenhow, decd & Henry re u,
administrators of Samuel Glars, decd Oe)i'S.
The Defendant James Penn, NOS having enter
ed his appearance and gwen security according
10 the ActOf Assembly 4 the rules Of ullaCouTt,
& tsppearng ~ satisfactory evidence hath 10
not an inhabl,ant q tbs country II is end: ca,
That the 81 d Defendant do appear here OF the lsr
day oft enext term x sws the bill OF The Pll',
and hat copy Of THIS order be fcrthw,,h ir.
serted in sonie newspaper published in the City
OF RicLriond Tor Two months cessiysly and
posted at the front door OF the Capitol, N the
said City.
a Copy-Test,
Bta. ". Hs'l!ag, &C.
July 27-wsw
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VIRGINIA..

! filtGiNlA:
az Rules holden in he Clerks osFcc Of re .ygee.
/ rfOr coHrf Of CiqTceyy fer the HisialssG rs
| trief, tie 24:a day Of Jals, 1916
! Samuel Dawes, .foa't.
AGAINST
Archud Bass, Jeremiah jackson, and Am bis
wifr, Matthew w. Shields and Mary r. his wife,
Richard H. Fell ard Rebecca. and Sally Bell,
which Rebecca and Sally are infants, AMI vii,
liam Fucher; Dsf'ts.
The Deferd mt Richard H. Bell, not having
entered his ;ppearance ard given security &C
cording 10 the Act Of Assembly and the Rules
of ibis Court, and it appearing By, sstiafactory
evidence that he 10 not Az irab,iant Oft this co ur-
try: His ordered, T,iat the snil Defendant 90
appear here OH tie first DAY .: the next term and
answer the blu Of the Plaintiff; and that Z copy
Of tins order be forthwith inserted in some news
paper published in the city OF Richmond, for
Two months successfully and posted az the front
door Of the Capitol, in the said city.
a ccpy-Teste,
I'm. ". Hcnins, c. c.
July 81, 18f6.--wSw
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VIRGINIA:
Il. Rules hoi!ea fille C1erk's Office Of tie gtb,.
r4or Court Of ChgDcery far tie RicA5a,nd Die
t1ict Inc 24th day Of L3!e 1916.
John Evans, PLC
AGAINST
William Duvgl and Richard Red, Dsf's.
The Defendant, r chard Red, not having en
tered his appearance and
ding to the Act of Assembly and tic Rules Of
this court, and it appearing By satisfactory evi-
dence thal;bs is not an lnlabi;ent Of this coun.
try: II IS ordered, dat tie Defendant do app cor
here on the first 9ey ~ ,ae s.eNt term aria al.
swer The bin OF tie Plintii aaI ;hat a copy os
tins ordcrbc forthw.h inserted IN scme newspa-
per published ~ 'he Cay Of Richmond for two
of the Capitol, in tae said Guy
A CpPy-Ies;e,
July 2y-wew