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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-07
VIRGINIA:


1T Rules holder an the Clerks OAceor ~. c..
'7or Court Of Chancerg fay tie hichmond X.
=, srset he 24M Of dey Of July 1916.
'0'@''0 winn go, Ps
William Pettypool, and Bartlett Ss.,srnh;..
executors OF Frances Pettypooi, decd, who We
an executrix of William Pe,typool. decd on ,S
Miles Jordan =. &c 1isA
ne defendants William Peltypoo. and I,ar,-
let SaiterwiIite not having entered her sas-
ance and gwen security according to the hct Is
assembly and the Rules of this Coutt, and it an.
pe@Hng ny satisfactory evidence, that they Are,
no inhabitants OF This country !: n is o, mr.
That the sad defendants do appear here On the,
i ilf,t Gay OF the next term s.,d and answer The
2iit1' the Plaintiff and that copy ofthis or
DER be forthwith inserted in someynewg,,aocr.
published in the City Of Richmond g,r ~
months successivey and posted at the front ,Ios.
OF The Csa,tol, in the said CITY.
copy--Teste,
July 81 -wsw. 90 ~ 11s'''NS C. c.
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.8f ff''les holden IN tie Clerks oTce of the s.s
'l9r Co,ft n Chonccry for IRE Ricj,mona ~.
tr4et, Ae 24t5 dqg n Jaly, 1916. ," 1E'S'
Robert Gordon and Jarnes C,,r-;e, ....
der the finn OF Gordon & currie, 70 s SSise Jus
AeAIRsr
honan, Primrose & Go of new.yo,t "a
Henry Hughes, JIG. aud William iiornsn ,o ,s,s
e ep' apa partners acting and trading under the
"F'n OF Hughes and Homan, Of Eichrnond.
me Defendants Holman, Primrose and a. 49,
having entered Their appearance and gives aeeY-
,,.y aocSrdmg to the Act Of Assembly and tho
tu'es OF ihis Courr, end Il appearing By ss,,~.
s,esoFy evidence, that they ere not nhabitadts of
WIS , country n is ordered, That the s.5 .assa.
d@lts DO appear here on the first day Of ne 800
ierm AID answer lie bin OF the piaint;F = -
that q copy Of tbs order be forthwith inrerIcs
y, y, soIae newspaper published in the CIV -
hohn.ond, for two months success;yel, az
poste co.. 1T 'heifoht door Of the Capitol. N a.
q Copy--reste,
Julg 2i--wsw. " - ~ 1fs'35 &c g. ,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-07

~ Rules Ao,a2'i ia Re czs'Es Office Of the suoe.
'fo'' Court Of Csares,y fo.. me isichziynl d.
tIicf, Me 2ash day Of Jane 1916.
Molly Butcher, pauper, Pp,f
AGAISsT
Lewis fiollomen, D.f,,
The Del ndsnt not having entered his appear.
Ance and siytp security according to the Act of
assembly and the Rules oi this Court, and il an.
bearing by satisfactory -idence, that he is not
an lnlabitantof this country; hie ordered. Thai
he sad Deiendant do appear here on the Grst
Lay OF the seSt term and answer the bill of the
P!ahnnh; and that copy of his order be forth
Shc city OF Richmond for two months succes
siyeiy and posi- ed at the front door of the Cspi
Lol, in the said city. p'
copy-Teste, ~
,,,n % ,.o... Vm. ~. Rening, &c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-07

VIRGINIA.:
.HR,des holasr, III the Clerks oaes oss1e SINE.
r'e' Court q Cha'iee,'s fer sds RicLisoed Dis
h7cs' The 24h deg Of Jla,e 1916.
John s. Gum puy
Joseph Watson, Elizabeth Watson, widow and
administrators, and Thomas w Watson. and
- watson, infant children Of Branch Il Wat.
son, aec'd' VINO was son of Augustus Watson,
decd, and Sarah Il. Watson, widow. and Nsr,,
Ann Watson, Frances Watson, Doro,hea Watson.
Thomas Watson, Sarah Watson, and Ei;ssbetb
Watson, chii';-en and heirs Of the said An
gusais N.ison, deed, by Edward Retlfora their
guardian specially assigned TO defend then, in
mus SUIT, ard Marin Marshall, widow and relic:
OF William Marshall, decd, late Maria Price
reIict OF John Z. Price, james Price an nfant
and derisee of the said John F. Price. nv The
sad Mara his guardian, James Underwood.
John Stake, and Richard Ellis, and william
fSn'aine executors of Nathaniel w. Dandr DIRE.
Deffs.
cred ms appearance and given security accord
;n.e In the Act OF Assembly and the Rules of ,his
court, and 1T appearing by satisfactory EVIDENCE
ihlI he IS not an i'iIabtant of this country n il
ordered, That the said defendant do .Dpfar la.e
IN me flrst day OF the next term and answer ,h n
OH OF the Pa:Iliif; and that a copy of this o--
der be forthwith inserted IN some ne,yao.ner
published in the City of Richmond for two
months succcssively.and posted at The front door
OF the Capitol, in thesaid Civ.
CoPy-res;e.
July 31.-wSw. = =
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VIRGINIA:


'f0r Court of Glance, for mr. ;fjc5,,.,,,i ~.
r. h!cf, me 24.h day Of jl4ae 1916.
Benjamin Cooke, Junr. mr.
AGAINST
r. LEROY fs UPshaw, and John Pritchett, execWtor
=. e'e,.''N' burnett Dsf'fs.
me defendant Leroy upsbaw, not having en-,
tered his Appearance and given security aeoor-
Jung 70 me ActoF Assembly aud the rules Of this
court and II appearing by satisfactory eyis,.nce
that he is not IN inha5it4nl of this cm,ntr, /. ,.
- orderea, that the said Defendant do s1nese
mere on the first day of ilie next term and an.
s@er The bill of the Plaintiff; and that 4 conv
OF this order be forthwith inserted IN sopes
newspaper published IN the City o. RICHMOND.
,or TWO months successfully and posted ct the
ACopy--Teste,
July 81, 1si6.-wsw. "' = 1-'"'"s' @ q
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VIRGINIA.:


IL Ru'es hidden in the Clerks once af the ,suss.
nor Court Of chnncery for the Riclraond IJ,s.
tract, The 9Th day Of June 1916.
John Evans, p,r
AGAINST
William Duval and Richard Reid, Dsn's.
ASie Defendant, Richard Reid, not having en-
Jered his appearance and given security sccor.
ullg 10 The Act OF Assembly and the Rules 3I
iI COURT, and II appearing by satisfactory evi.
dence that he is not am iniabitant or ,h;s go,
Try fis ordered, that the Defendant do a,,peat
mere on the hrst day of the next term am; AN.
swer The bid Of the Plaintiff; and that cow Of
ms order be forthwith inserted IN some newsps.
per published in the City of Richmond, for two
lnon'hs successfully and posted at the front door
of the Capitol, in the said City.
A Copy--Tes;e,
July 27-wsw. "' I" 1'en'"9' c. c.
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Jull ~ NsW
YnGIN1

'AahDtANi1
TIor Coist of cfagcsyg fp III R;e5ao.,,J NJ.
Tie' Gle 24th digef Jag 1916. '
Henry Pollard, pbf
AeATEsT
Ann " Overwhelmingly Butler. administrators
OF bsnJanm Butler, dec d. Elisha Marey.
and Edward Butler, nv.
Ibe Defendant, Am w. Turner, not havine
entered her appearance and given security accor.
eung TO the act on assembly and the rules Of Ib;s
court and itappearing BY satisfactory evidence
,hat she - not an lnhabitsnt Of this country II
i,' on Che FIRST day fthc next term and answer
NC Dill OF The plaintiff and that a copy of This
Der be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
pnbhshed IN the City of Richmond, for two
months cessyely and posted at the front door
Of the Capitol, in said CITY
Copy--TeSto,
August 21.--wew.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-07


1T Rules holden IN the Clerks Office of4,e sy,<.
rior Court Of Xancery-for the Ricimsnd rs.
trTcf me 27si DIZZY Of June 1916.
decd p,,;a,.1@
.Hyoinss,
John Maral1e, Richard Marabie. and A,exander,
Brown admir- &C. OF Champion NIavable. dece..
ssi, Leonard Claiborne, and Mary M. hisi1;fe-
William d. S okes, and Elizabeth b. Stokes
and Mary NJ Stokes, and John Bierar and Sal,
~ his wife, Jonathan Meriwe,her .Jar,eor,
Philip Whitehead jackson, and Mary E,iz,.
beth Jackson, and Champion Carter Marable,
her and dsvisee Of George Marable, deceased.
.c, .Octendants
The Defendants John Marable. Richard Nara
oie. Jonathan M. Jackson, and Mary Elzabe,h
jackson, not having entered their appearance ana
given security according to the Act of Assemble
ana the Rules or tits Court and it appearing 10
satisfactory er;-siice that ti.ey IRE not inliab,.
,ants OF ifs country: 1t is ordered that the said;
i!eendshts do appear here on tn. hrs, dav of
the next term arl answer the bill of The p,sin,;fT
-and that Copy of this order be forthwith in.
serted IN some newspaper published !, the Citv
OF Richmond, Cor two months successivelv and
posed az the font door Of ths Capitol. in ,hn
slid city. my
A Copy--Teste.
VIZ. w. E,ENI,tG. C.
August 14--w8w.
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VIRGINIA;

8; Ra'es hsiaen IN he Clerks Office orAe Sr.
pe''"' Co7"! " etancery fin tie Riehuond Dir.
met tie 24M d.y IF .gagast 1916.
''''''''' Gu watkins PtC
AoINsT
Human Bishop e Leroy Hall, Def,,
The defendant, Human Bishop, not h,yine, en-.
tered his appearance and given security scSorJ
mS to ihe Act of Assembly and the Rules Of III
cc,qSrl aud II appear.ng by satisfactory evidence
that he p not an inhabtaut Of this co,,n,r, ,
3iiisor9ered, That the SAID defendant do spnf.r
mere on the first. day OF the next term and an
s st tne pilot The plaintiff and that's copy OF
shis order DC forthwith inserted IN some netysns.
per published in tie ely Of richmond. for ~
mouths successyely and posted at the front door
OF The capitol in said city. '''O'
August 2S--wsw. -
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I&IsG,Nft

vISGINtt.
az ii"'es holden IA 'hc CrrS's Oee Of tie .yabe.
ri,r Court ef Chasecy fo' ne Rirhmomd Dis
hset' Re 2sth deg # J,a,e, 1916.
Archibald Frecland, Prf
"A AEAlNsr
Joseph and George Marx, Peterson Goodwin.
nsiiia'nn Branch, the Pfesidcot and Directors Of
NE Literary Fund, and Ail:n, Whitwortb, scbss-
cor oi he Coenty OF Chesterfield. Dcr's
In, defendant George Marx, not having en-.
, ,.' ms appearances and given security accor-
ding ia the Act of Assembly and The Rules -,
Ih's Court, and it appearing 10y satisfactory evi.
ue'i ,hat I've Is not IN nhabitant of this coun-
py MS ordered, That the said defendan, IN
appear here on the tist day OF the mex, term and
"swer ,'ie nui OF the Plaintiff; and that copy
of this order be Forthwith inserted IN some news
paper publsl,ei in the City of Richmond, tor two
months successivel} aud posted at the front doc,
ot The Capitol, in the said City.
|, Copy-res,e,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-07
VIRGINIA:


III Rnles holden al ihe clerEs Office oft5e ,ao
rtor court q, ctGaceRNior he R;ch,ao,Id IL
t'icf The 24th tag Of .1aquat 1916.
Joseph G. Peters, & Jonas Harrison. ,ne,cb.n,s
trading under the firm of Peters and HARRISON
PITs
Io'm Coe, and John Marsh merchants of ,be
city of New York, and John C. Walker. and
ITO: trading under the firm of Wake s Co
the city of Richmond paF,s7
The DetendaAts Aaron Coe, and John { Marsh
lot having entered their appearance and given
security according 10 the Act Of Assemble end
he Rules of this Court, and it appearing by salts.
factory evidence, that they are not inhab,tan,s
of this country II is ordered That the said ne.
fcndants do appear here on the first dav of the
ext term and answer tie bill of the PLAINTIFF !,
md that copy of this order be forthwith inser,
ed N some newspaper published in the CIV of
NcuWond, lor Two months excessively and eos.
ed at the font door of the Capitol, in the sad
5ity. '-'N
a copy-Teste.
August 21--wsw
NiRDtNI4
m Ifoies holden IN tie Clerks oGee of the Snbe
nor Com Of CAdHeerg.fsp the Richmond Dis
Edward Lee, Pay
AGATNsT
Richard Herring, Thomas Lee, Matthew VII
arEs. Clement II. Jameson. Thomss Cox. VIII.
,iarn - Morton, William II. Taylor, and An
or a-, Eil,s, bet1s.
The defendant Richard Herring not having
entered his Appearance and given security secor
ding 10 Tic Act OF Assembly and the r,Jes III This
Court, and It APPEARING by satisfactory eyidetcc
mat ne IS not an inlsbitant Of this countfv n
Is ordsrtd That the said Defemlaas do appear
here on the first day oftIe next term and answer
ne b. Of The Plaintiff and that copy of this
order 5e forthwith inserted in some newspsper
puoilsneG IN The City Of Richmond, for two
no ~ sueeessIveiy and posted at the front door
Copy-Test,
August I%-ssw. V -
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July 2O--w8w
VIRGINIA:

VIRGINIA:
1T htaes holden IN hts Clerks eG3ee Of Tie Suee.
'7or Court Of Chaneery far the Richmond 5is.
tr.et, ne 24h 4tfy Of June, 1876.
Samuel Davies, pb,e
AGAINST
-. eronId BASS, Jeremiah Jackson, and Ann bis
vie Matthew w. Shields and Mary u. his wife.
h,chard II. Bell and Rebecca, and Sally Rel
Which nebecca and Sally are infants, and Wi.
The Defendant Richard H. Bell, not Iayinp
entered his appearance and given security acc
cSrdlng 70 the Act Of Assembly and The Rules
OF lhls Court, and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence that he IS not an inhabitant this coun
Try ne ordered, That the said Defendant do
appear here on the first day of the nc1t term and
answer the bill OF the Plaintiff; and that copy
OF thls order be forthwith inserted in some news
paper published in the city of Richmond, for
Two months successfully and pos, ed at the front
door Oh the Capitol, in the said city.
copy-reste,
July 81, 19l6.--w8w. '''5 g g
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VIRGINIA:
Nj Raies holden IN the Clerks 0sce Of The Snae
To'' CONT Of Chancery.tor TIE Richmond rs.
fTc', ne 24fh day IF Ja,e 1916.
robert Graham, surviving qualified executor oi
James lyle. who was surviving partner OF, Lyie
= F'sen'o Ft.f
john Bepp, administrator with the viii annex.
ed OF Benjamin Harris, decd, James Scott W
ham Harris, William Bentley and Lucy his wife,
William Saunders and Sally bis wife, Eebert
tAarrls, Elson Harris, Evelne Harris and Mar.
III - Gus narris DTS.
GERS and Sally his wife, and Egbert Harris. not
having entered their appearance and given secu.
ri'y according TO the Act of Assembly ami The
Huiss OF this Courts and happening 6y satisfIc.
tory Evidence, that, they. are not inhabitants OF
this country II is ordeied, That the said Deteo.
danis do appear here on the first day the nex,
tern and and answer the bill of The Pla;nttT !.
ana that copy of this order be forthwith insert.
ca ca III some newspaper published in the CITY of
hlchmond, for two months successivelv aud nos.
City. ''| '1'u
Acopy-Teste,
july n -w9,v - -
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VIRGINIA:
2t i'nIss holden 4, the c2erk's Office Of .se saos.
rior Court Of Cicacerv ;o,. RE Ricfmo,a liz.
hfcf Of ne 9th Dug Of J,ac 1916.
Henry Banks, pb,r
Thomas Mountioy, ans Daniel TPipIett. surv;.
wing securities OF Gerard Banks, late Sheriff of
Stafford. also Gerard Banks executor of Gerard
Banks: deceased, and William Richards and Ma.
than'el Fox ais securities as execuo or and the said
Nathaniel Fox, in his own right, and William
w Henng, aud William Banks, trustees of
Henry Banks, M,
Inc Defendant, Thomas Mountioy, not having
entered his appearance and given security nc
cerd'ng to the Act Of Assembly and the Rules Of
ms court, and it appearing BY satisfactory evil.
ae"ce, that lie 10 not an inIIsbtant of this coun.
tfy 10 IS ordered, That the said Defendant do
appear heTe on the first day Of the next tero, and
answer the bill OF the Plaintiff; and that COW
OF this order be forthwith inserted in some news.
paper published N Che City of Rchmond, for two
months successfully and posted at the front door.
OF the cap. ,2l, in the said city.
a coPy--Teste,
I'm. " Henin~, c. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-07

Mr.. T. Moore has published a series of sacred
Songs, Duets, AID Trios, which like all his O.
Their poetcal illusions are rich and harmoniou:
in yersihcstion. These Sacred Songs are AMI
mated by warmth of feeling the NEST e,iify
ing, and prove the fervor of of the poets mind
We extract the following rs an example:
London Paper.
AIR-Edyin.
lie healeth the broken in heart, and bindeu
up their wounds"
Oh! thou vino tlry'st the mourners tcars,
How dark this world would be,
II, when deceiv'd and wounded here.
Wecould not fly to thee.
The friends. who in on, sunshine live,
When winter comes are flown;
And he, who has but tears to give,
Must weep for those alone.
But thou wilt heal that broken heart,
Whichlike the plants that throw
Their fragrance from the wounded part.
Hreathes sweetness out of woe.a
When joy no longer sooths orcheers,
And ev'n the hope that threw
A moments sparkle Ger our tears,
Is dimma and VANISHED too!
Oh.who would bear LIES stormy doom,
Did not, tiny wing of love
Come, brightly waiting through the gloom
Gu peace branch from above?
Then sorrow, touch'd by thee, grows bright
With more than rapture's ray,
AS darkness shews us worlds of light
We never saw by day!
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-07

VIRGINIA.: -
&c rnles h0idsn IN The Clerks O6rce ofthe Subc.
rior Court Of Chancery for The Richmond D,s
frics, hhe 24h dag Of June 1876
Archibald Freeland pbf
Ihoms Diddep, and Clara w his wife; ard
Hiii Carter, Susan Carter, Mary Carter, and Eli.
Saneth Carter, infant children and heirs of
Charles Carter, the younger, (son of Charles Car
Elizabeth Ii. has vile Elizabeth w q BaFke
ley. and Edmund, Ann b, Robert C, and Parke
r. herkeiev. children and heirs of Catherine s
Berkciey, formerly Catherine S. Carter; Mary
W. braxtpn Henry Lee and Ann II, his wife,
formerly Ann FL. Garter; Bernard NJ Carter
Williams WI Carter; William Fitzhugh Garter, and
ihii, Thomas. Ann and Lucy Garter, infant chill
dren and hei;s Of Robert Carter, deceased Ma
thanlel Burwel' and Lucy his wife; and Edward
Cassius, Shirley, John II, and Mary w. Carte.
infant, children and heirs of Edward Garter, de.
ceased; Charles Carter, and Joseph c. C;,besl-
and Mary w. his wife, formerly Mary w Garter
children and heirs of George Garter. deceas.d
M DJ',s.
The Defendants Henry Lee, and Ann II. his
W'ic not having entered their appearance and ri
ven security according 10 the Act OF Assembly
ana the Rules OF this Court and it Appearing b..
satisfactory evidence, that they are not iniabi.
'antssot 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 The
riantii and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
u the City OF Richmond, for two months success.
iveiy and posted at the front door of the Capitol
che said CITY
copy--Teste,
- I'm. ~. Renins c. c.
july 81, 1916 -w3w -
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TO MISS ANYBODY.
Your face is far, tits True,
Your eyes Ike d almonds too,
You hair is brown
And bangles down,
Most beautiful To view.
Your forehead's milky white,
Your skin is soft ana bright,
Your teeth, Iknow,
Are kept for show,
'fwould ijure them to bite.
Your chin is well enough,
Your voice is sweet, not grufs
Your nose, Pm told,
(Of Grecian mould
Is never smear'd with snuff.
You never onions eat,
Your breath is always sweet,
.aai smalrs the shoe,
Iha = worn by you,
Fcrs Little are ycur feet.
Your lips 10 kiss invite,
ard never uttered spite,
your glowing cEeeks
(Which health bespeaks)
Are red as roses, quite.
-,
Your neck with grace descends,
In heavenly beauty ends,
That tender part
lIeaves o'er "a heart
Where love with vitue blends.
You're neither shortnor tall,
Your waist is neat aid small,
Your beauty, why
Describe should !,
When you're perfection all.
Utmost perfection, honey,
For charms you lack O n E,
Which gives zest
To all tberest--
That charm, that charm is, I7o,eg.
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yiAGINIh:

NlAGINIh:
az RuLs hoides, ia tae CIsrHs O6fos er the So.
prior Csa: IF Chance,y for tie Rieiia,os,
District, the l4sh day Of J,s,e 1916.
.Atordecsi Holman. William Primrose. and Zebu
lon Bo,nan, junr. mercil nts aud partners, trad
inS under the firm, of noman, Primrose, & Co
Paf's.
AGAINST
i'esvitt and Burial, merchants of New-York
and Nathaniel Charter, OF the City of Richmond,
and Edmund c. Smith, Of Petersburg,
Def's.
The Defendants, Leayitt and Burial, not hav
ing entered their appearance and given secarit,
according TO the Act of assembly aud the Rules
at tins Court, and it appearing by satisfaction,
cyldesce, that they are rot Inhabitants of III.
country; His ordered That the said defendants
| do appear here on The FIRST day Of the next tern
| and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs; and thu
| oopycF this order be forthwith inserted il
some newspaper published in the City OF Rich
nond, Tor TWO months successfully and pos, ed
at The front door of the Capitol, in the said City
A Copy--Teste,
| .ff H,, TY yE.,;,, = !, II
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VIRGINIA:
u Roles hoiesa ~ az AK Ofrce, of the S.,
fer'sr Cotfrt Of CsGnc+sg the Richmond DIS.
i'.ef. tte GAN a 9 IF III 3ust 1876.
Mary Elizabeth Victoria Au5.n ..,forest. and
tnn Eliza Aubn l.asosest, intal,t daughters of
.ubn Lasorest, deed. ty Michael b. Poitiaux.
their guardian and next friend, Pnf,s
AGAINST
Moses Davis & William Moncure, Def,fr.
The Defendant. Moses DAVIS, not h.vinp en-.
tered his appearance and given security accnr-
ding TO the ACT OF Assembly and the rules ofths
court and it appearing by satisfactory evidence,
hat be is not en- inhsbitant Of this country ms
ordered, that the said defendant do appear here
ON the first day Of the next term aud answer the
bill oftse plaintiffs and sss = cory of this Or
uer b. ior.hw;,h IL sted in some new e. pub
lishcd in tbs C;,y of Richmond, for two n.attb.
successirly, aud posted at the fost door of the
CspitOi, in the said City.
a copy-Teste,
| August IA, 1916. w8w
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VIRGINIA:

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July 81, 1916 wsw. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-10
FOREIGN.
LONDON, May 90.
RONAPARTE'S POLICE

Cs
BONAPARTK'S POLICE
Onr readers VIII rccol!ect the acoustic
on Brought by NJ Fouche- Bo,.sl against
one PerlSt, OF which we, som weeks ago
gave an abstract, rs Illustrative OF the hov-
rible atrocities of Bonaparte's 20 ire. At
an early period of tine revocation, NJ. Rorel
hid abandoned his country, had left a be-
loved wife, and IN ample fortune, and had
served the King of France confdeutially in
various parts of Europe and for a long sue
ocssion Of years. He had himself under
gnne severe imprisonment, and had sent
his nephew, M. Vitel. on dangerous mis-
sion 20 Paris, and had intrusted the secret.
together with large sum of money, to
Perlet. This latter wretch, who had pre-
vioAsly been despatched by Fouche and
Real, to Eng!ai.d, to persuade the Royal
Family Co oorne to France, with a view to
have them assass mated, finding that at
temp unsuccessful. resolved at least to be-
tray VItei, and to pocket Borel's money
under prctence OF employing it for the un-
fortunate young mans release. Vi;el De
rished, and Borel did not at that time sus-
pect Peret. We have before us a pAnph
let, which he published IN 1907, very short
Iy after his fphew's death, in which he
speaks OF its authors as unknown to him
but adds. am or my part resolutely de-
term'ned not to spare them, but to obijge
them sooner or later to develope them
selves let them be assured that ! am re-
solved to drag them into daylight" This
threat M. BoFel, fortunately for the inter
est Of morality, has at length accomplish
cd. H has unmasked the traitor to his
sovereign, the swindler of his friend. the
base aud Infamous dealer in blood. Pcrlet
hld the audacity 70 reply by charge of
oaiumny against Barel the actions were
Consolidated, and at the first hearing both
the plaintiffs stood IN person before the
court bot the guilt OF Pellet was estab-
lshed by % owu answers, and ,rresistb ly
confirmed by the deposit on of Vcyrat. an.
other ageut vi BonapaTte's police at the
time Oi Nitel's death. At the subst ouent
hearing, Per'ct hid abscouded. Borel's
counsel Was heAf.l, and the cause was adj
journ-d for the Procureur- general to sum
Up, on the part Of the goternmeut in rela-
ton a. both OF the ch rges. On the 24th
INST. this cause, which had excited an ex
'ceCdiug.y great interest IN Paris, was
erouEht ~ con-iosion by the speech OF
III. E...e. WHO 'g'pe red as substitute for
tns lroeWenr general. The J4dges. n,u Il
% their honour, went b., you'd the sentence
cn Pellet, which ~. Rfe demanaed.-
Iney conoe uuea itin to i've years inpri.-
gnmrnt, go Tog 5000 francs Ia Rafel, i'm.
c.Gilne ces.s ar. 90 the privatinn 81 al
c..i isa. ioi ~ years aud they ordered