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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-17

BFN virtue of deed Of trust, bearing
date the lcnth day ofJunr 1915 and ofrrcnrd in nc
county Of Roclbilee executed 10 DE Subscribers b..
Charlie Ronen, % secrrc e payment ofeeriaia sums Of
Roekbd, comfy, viii De sold, Inc highest haer m
public eiuc lccnfng 10 iaw before tc from, door or he
kag Tavern 10 Lexington on te oh day Of Anrrs, nest
drcdana forty p''aore dostc frame. II one hnrdrtd
ari twenty spndfs-enc draaingame Of -four hfads-one
rowing frame, Of twelve casfhcc earing fneiucs with
the batting frames belonging ilicn and 40 ;i.5 appnrt,.
and app ndags 81 tie ad in1cifryor inirh
If aid properly VIII re sufficient 10 satisfy The Sims how
due according The AMI eftcs Of said deed Of f
with r,tefest aad costs ofesecuung sad trust.
JOIN "a rTON,
Joseph BLAIR. yrrr.tees
MY 3. IT, .o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-17

10y virtue Of deed Of trust executed to
The sUscFers by isiciarl Garter and Susan lis ,yii
securca debt due % waiter Shelton, Marin Price and
Price, of2S2z dolls. and e with interest and cor
sa proceed 70 sell saturday the Goth INV ns-.f hi
ir, not, the Saturday ioilowg e premises, 1r o.
tract Of snd lying IN the cy. Of Charles City, contan,g
by estimation, 200 less or 20 much ,irfas
may b. sufficient to discharge the said debt With interest
aid costs thereon
i1e ahove Land Is bounfe on The Westby Jane. River
The South ~ he lands Of Saml. Drmo,s dccrsse On,
the East by The rood from Shirley Richmond and on te
uoril- by tilc ianjs Of John EoyaL
John FINDERS, ..
,. r. SHELTON. s Trofices
jane =. J5-im
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-17
I. r. wHITLocKE. crk.

. 60 HE above-named Commissioners invite the s,,e,
non Of person. qualified 10 undrasc that work end for
two months from the dale Iersoi. '' o'"se' ''F
Juty 10. 1924
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-17
FOR SAI-E-TEE Ji5TSFC

a ND Lots now occupied by Messrs.
Dean & Page, in the ofCara. on Willis Rrer
IN the county OF Cumberland. This eligible stand for
retail store-and he had upon enable terms ir
cash. or upon credit upon application the suscih her, at
July s. 16-i,vs ''''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-17
from Tie Boston Recorder.1

Many resders doubtless rccocct that about 20
people ofcoour EFF Boston early last winter wa view az
ca. The vcssein which ihey sailed was the prooer,,
and under tie command Of Capt. PAUL CUFFEE. Can't
lLFFEE has returIIedfO this country, and brju LETTERS
from the emignts 10 their friends and benefrior we
hive seen Of the letters, dated April 3. IL states that
DAYS and welcomed by al in tie colony. Thepacc IL
resrtscncd ass good" They have fruit of all kinds, aud
az al Of the year. The governor very f ny
lie gave each family lot Of land in the town and so n
crs Of good land ~ tie country or more in proportion
% their families and allowed them te pick Of e whole
Ther land ia The country IS about miles from town
They have pen,y Of rice ard corn and " other food that
Szood.n 1le British bringing H. American vessels
every week. wil the slaves which they grc carving on
undrr the Spanish flag. The slaves Mefe all sef frf
There we're five churches ia the colony and or chools
in one of which there $50 female Africans who arr,
aurht TO read the word Of Cod.
The only ding which annoyed tlfrn was tlc muen,e
number Of ants, who" go IN bands, and Kill a e serI,s
that fan in tlitir way.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-17
NOCICE.
ROBERT Sli8peRDss 10

HAVE RECEIVED, per the ships Fletcher and Olivia
from Liverpool n general assormentof HARDWARE and
CUTLERY, and have opened in the house Formerly ocru.
ped by Thomas White K Co. opposite the Bell-Ia,ern
where they will sell on reasonable terms.
June 90 Is-f,n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-17
50 DOLL4R8 REW7RD.
20DOLLIR8 REJV.9RD-

IUUUIlIl-INo NE FV.INI.
ktTRAYED, from the Subscribers part of the
) l',iis Piantat;on ab ut "a week 400. = Ikei,
GREY MARE, Of good SIC. She walks, trfis
and giliops well, bot does not pace or cantsr. +,
naturally inclined 20 be fat, and though in good or
der, israther rough, no having been shod or nous
Cd lately is about nine years old, and has some
inmps on her neck, accasioned by bleedino
purchased her Of John Randolph, Esq Of R,,qaotc.
and iinot taken up on tic way, she will probably
80 u his plantation, IN iialax co1aty.
VIII sive the above reward for tn delivery nf
the sarl Niere to me, in the City Of Richmond, q
stthc Falls Plantation.
NJ. w. HANCOCK.
May II. Lift
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-17
SKETCHEs. &.c.-No. 11.

We have promised list Of the Brborfs Of Ame-
rican .liamiocfWes. But the work is already
done TO or hand--The Statistics of Mr.. Pitkin
contain so fiil statement, that no room IS leit
for invention. We beg leave to add to our
obligations IN work, to which We have been
SO much indebted in the course Of these Sketch
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-17
MANUFACTURING.

Manufactured articles constitute a part of the
domestic exports Of the United States. The ma.
nuslctures exported are
Isl irom domestic materials.
~. from foreign materials.
The value Of both these kinds Of mahuf ctures.
exported from 1893 10 1914, was a. follows,
VIZ
From domestic From foreign Total of
materials. materials. both
Dolls. Dolls. Dolls.
1903 10000 sss,ooo f,ss5.o0o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-17
NV IisBON. foliol Inre %.


During &e sitting Of flie Court ofCommon Plea, last
week. JACOB WOODRUFF, The person committed some
tn, since 10 thr Jail IN this eosny, after long ani ed.
Gus trial, cow eteo ofpasng cuunteri On tie
bank of Philadelphia, and sentenced hy the court tn u
wears confinement in the fcCnfary. one year Of Which
H. Il t,ruann tie cells. On the part ofte pro,ecio
iviaua acquainted with banisJaptr were examined rs
sri,nes,es for ie purposc oiprCiug the pspT passed by
Nouirifto be counterfeit. Objections we're taiad by
vssdIul counsel UiatHo person otter than an officer Of
fie bank was competent witness prove ;hat fact The
court dccded tn, tic knowledge ofpapcr matter Ut
science ad Of course ayy person might bcelcd upon
witness.
bill VI exception5 learn, imslecn tnkeuto he ori
i'm Of The coiwi aud ts question: important 20 this
State will frust,be put az rest at te neat session Of
yee iy lie sheti,ook Woodruff from tis jail to con
v,g5ina 70 tiie PeRiientary.
S0og whoit beleycd 10 be of lle principal
Co.'s m ,, tcfgous business, is ioharc s Gna nial nest
Several irai,iuals inabantsor tbs county have been
taken ~ sonnis On charge Of passing eounieleit
b1ns papas'
Caution II Parents and Nllrscs.
we re concerned ~ state, thar capain STEWART,
f.t eit4k guild g0O.Scueues
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-17

Many small articles exported are not ascertain
ed, although their value s r=arned to the treasury
department
raw state.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-17
DRAGON LAND FORsALE.


VwTI.L be offered for sale, tn the highest bidder
W ut Middesex courthouse, on Monday, 22d
July next, being MEldIesex court day, three small
pieces ofDragon Swamp Lard.-One piece of 81
acres, being part Of the Land formerly belong
ing to Col. Ihoaas Rosne, decd of Midlesex
County one other piece, Of acres, adjoining the
Lands Of Capt Churchill Blakey, deed. of said
county: one other piece, Of 10 or 10 acres, adion
ing the lands Of MIR. Garrett, OF King & Queen coun
~ and also. small interest in the mill formerly
belonging to Col John George, decd ofAlaldlosex
county.
! deem it unnecessary 10 say any thing respect.
ing The Lands, as 1t is presumed that any person
wishing tOpurchsse, will first view them, and Judge
for themselves.
Al ,hc right and title Cat John cuarIes. deed
OF Mddies'x County had in said sands sud mill,
viii be made to the purchaser.
Mr.. Nelson Muse viii slew the sboys lands 70
any persons wishing to pnrehass rhe terms win
Dc made kuowb on the day Of sale.
ROBERT QUARLES,
ErecWor efJOnN QUAnfEs, dcc'A
June o. tJ-wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-17

From this, 1t appears, that AN average of eight
Years, IRON 1905 TO 1911, the pr luce of agrieul-
all the domestic exports of the United States The
produce OF the forest, about one ninth, Of the sea-
about one fifteenth, and manufactures, aboni one
twentieth. For the year 1919, the whole value
OF the domestic exports SO, $50 log, ofths the
value OF the produce of agrcuture, was 2i 900
leaving but FIVE and half millions tor the rest
asd in the year ending October lot 1915 about SIX
teen months from the commencement of the late
war with Greatf}ritain, the whole value Of the do
nestle exports was S95,ooS, i52; Of this, the value
o'the produce OF agriculture, S2S ,ooo, con
sisting, principally, of -four aud provisions. sent TO
the Peninsula; in the year 1911, in consequence Of
che blockade OF our eols the whole exports of the
United States, amounted only TO SO. 92744I. Of
winch S6,7S2,2I9, was ofdomestic produce, whcI,
found its way, through certain ports, which, for
time, were not subject TO The bIocknde.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-17

FOR S.ILE.
yggHE Subscriber has .l.t rec iyed, per tive Cen
ersl Kempt, fror Liverpool, lhc following
articles, which he offers for sole on good terms
viz
1900 Sacks Salt,
900 Crates assorted Fart'en Ware.
10 Casks Table China,
50 Casks Hardware and Cutlery, well
assorted.
WM. GORDON, r. Street.
ObbosHs tie BGnt nj Yirgili0
June o.w1m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-17

ihe toRo7eiasis an ea'trGct Of letter from o.,
logrd The Spanish stare schr. Rosa, PIKE 70
Mn ship Ba1n, dGtee! Sierra Leone, Ja,lua-
~ 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-17
SKETCHES, &e.-No. 10.

We have ihus traced onr way through all the sta
pes erboTted from the u. States
we have anayzel, in the fr4t place. tie products
81 me Seas showing the qadntity OF each article
annn.ty exported Their V0ir, and the States which
psncipa Il export them:
IN t's 81 psc", RE p,'oiHcfs ofMe Forest their
exports, value, and the St ties which export them
In the 81 FiTee. the Products If ggrical,nye :.
SITTING them under the five scow:ng classes.
viz.
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NOTICE.

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NOTICE. IS HEREBY GIVEN,

1 hat agreatlytoa passddu ung last e
Of
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AN ACT to enable the people Of the Indiana
Territory, to form o constitution and state
government, aud for the admission Of
such state into the Union, on an equal foot.
ing with the original states.
BE if enaefed by fhe Senate and House @
Rchresenfafipes Of the United STATES u fme.
RIGA in Congress asem6ied, That the inhsb.
itants of the territory Of Indiana be and they
are hereby authorised to form for themselves
9 constitution and state government, and 10
assume such name as they shall deem pro.
per and the said state, when formed, shsll
be admitted into the Union upon The samo
footing with the original states, in all respects
whatever.
Sec. 2. Ind be IL further enacted, That the
said state shall consist Of all the territory in.
cluded wilhintbe following boundaries, 10 wit:
bounded on the east, by the meridian limo
which form, the western boundary Of the
state Of Ohio on the south, by the river Ohio,
from the mouth OF the Great Miami river, 10
the mouth Of the river Wabash on the west
by line drawn along The middle Of The Wa
bash from its mouth, 10 point where duo
north line drawn from the town Of yineen.
nes would last touch The nofih western shore
Of The said river and from thebsc by due
nor,b ipe, un,il The same shall in,ersect az
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-12
Notice is hereby given. that

on the fourth Monday in October next, I shall
proceed 10 sell on the premises for ready money,
ayr eeable tn deed of trust executed bv Jobn
:" Matthew's, to me as trustee, dated the nine.
teenth day of De ember, one thousand eight him.
dred and twelve. recorded in Goochiand count,
court, IN order 10 secure n sum Of money due T.
u gorge Southwor'h ore tract of land living and
nehg III the aforesaid county, BOUNDED as follows.
o wit by the land Of Geo SoulIiwortb. Mrs
hassie, James Allen, decd. Robert PIERCE, Tho.
mas Matthews, also The following personal nro
perry, to wit : Two horses, eeht head of sheen
nine head of cattle and twelve head of hogs.
ana also, all his hesaid john w. Matthews. bro.
portion OF The Dover Esta e, in he Possession of
ms mother, Jenny Barnett, which may fall to
INN at her death. who, the said Jenny Harnstt. IS
desd since the date Of theshd deed, with the an.
PuTenances belonging to said trac, of land. and
me tien future increase Of the sad stock, of
sneep cattle and less, and ali the estate rlpi,t,
tue, ahc interest OF the SAID JOAN w. Matlhew,,
10 and to the premises aforesaid, or so nvel,
'tnereoi as shall be sufficient 30 pay and satiefy
'he calls and purposes OF said deed
WIZ SOUlHWORrB, Trustee
Sept. 25-l1t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-12
VIRGINIA.:

NlKGtNlA:
At Rni,s holden in the CLERKS OSscs of fhe SUP,
rior Court Of Chanc"ry fsr the Rich,a,nd Di.
friet. III. 2fth day of July. 1916.
William Harrison, administrator de bonis non
OF Stth Gregory, and giarha,rof Mary S. Gre.
cory. Plfc
Edward Marks, junr. administrator de bonis
non of john Marks, deceased, and Peter Bland
administrator Of Theodorick Morrison, decd. &
lanes Young and Ann his wife, formerly Ann
| Morrison, Defp,
The Defendants, James Young and Ann his
vile, not having entered their appearance and
given security according to The Act of Assembly
and the RULES OF this Court, and it 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 srst day
OF the next term and answer the bill of the Plain
TIT and that copy Of this order be forthwith
insert ed in some newspaper published in tie c.;
y OF Richmond, for two months successivel,
and posted at the front door of the Capitol. il
the sad City.
| ACopy-Tsste,
i I'm. ~. He,6,,y, C.
August 3--wSw.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-12
NOTICE
10 o'cners Of .lerchant .A,;1s, Grist .N;Re
nee msttS q manufactures Of folir. &c.

Rice mails 8 manufactures of Nour. &c.
Mneteas IN my travels through the country To
collect the patent fsss due 10 Nr. Oliver Eyans
Tor ms improvements in the art VI Manufacture
ing flou" and nleal--nanv of you have mi hea>
oaGed upon by reason Of your remote situations
you Will therefore please to furnish me The al.
LOVING niemoronGa, viz: stale the situation oF
your NH, the standing Of your stream on IN a.
Verage OF seven years, how many pair Of stons.
you run and their D;ameters, the number of a..
vaors' hopper-boys, conveyors. &c used and
supplied, the number of barrels Of Aour rn.5e
ny you III "a hours, the time of erection of yov-
mil or mills and by what miIlwrierht or worI-.
man 1t was erected. This certificate 10 be sipn.
ca ny Two or more neighbours, attested by q
Jusuce OF inc peace or the clerk of the conntvt
OF corporation court, where you reside By er.
closing this document to me by post, il win en-.
aoie me, by scale, to ascertain the ouantun, rs
ees cue, with equ:l justice to the patentee ana
Tue owners-thereby saving great exrense in trn-
'e''hg and labour to those concerned Jtisnnt
expected mat this notice Will be attended to bv
Ilose who have been sued for using the ;nven.
tons without licence.
nGhllemsn res Ding south Of the Rappalsnocl.
NoFtn and South CorOlna, Geo-.-ia, hi;ss;ss;nn;
efiltory, and Upper and Lower Lousisnna-
may with ease, avail themselves OF these advau-
tages. 'N' '-N-
have requested the Deputy Marshsll.s i,
virginia, rs they pass, 10 examine and renort
the mills running without licencc.
JOIN MOODY.
.fgeHt far Csver E;oansi
richmond, Sept. II, 1816-2aw3w.
N B' For the convenency of those persons
VINO are owners of Merchant, Flour or Grist
mills IN the Eastern section of this state WI
II health permits, attend at the RALEIGH Taue;,,'
IN Williamsburg. on the 18th Of October next
wheh Wiii, IN pursuance of powers vested IN
me by the |atentee, offer such terms to the own
ers OF mills Who have in use, ,siMom Rcenoc.
uie above machinery in whole or in part, or those
who are disposed to use them or any part ofI,a''-
rs VIII be productive Of great benefits, not oniv
10 IHliierS IN Particular, bat To the commun;tv
IN general as it may be the means Of r,ut.
ting INTO operation, number of mills sitr,st,
gu IN me grain country, and Contiguous to
September 18Th IN
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-12

VIRGINIA:
lit Rnles holden IN the Clerks Office Of the Supe.
rior Court Of Chdnceryfor tie Riclmond Tia.
t,ici. Nc 24h day Of July, 1916
EdwardIee, Pnf
AGAINST
Richard Herring, Thomas Lee, Matthew Will
liars, Clement II. Jameson, Thomas Cox, Will
lam I" Mbrton, William II. Taylor, and Am
brose Fills, D-f's.
The Defendant Richard Herring no; having
snteTctt his appearance and given security sccor.
ding 70 HE Act IL Assembly and the rules Of this
Court, and it appearing Unsatisfactory evidence,
that he is not an inhabi,ant of this country II
is ordered, That the said Defendant do appear
here ON the first day fthe :eS, term and answer
the bill of the Plaintiff and that copy of this
order he forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in the City of Richmond, for two
months successfully and posted at the front door
Of the Capitol, III the said City.
A.Co2y-Test,
YIN. ". Hsn,ns, C. G
Aug. 14-wSw &
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Angus 2s-w8w
VIRGINIA..

VIRGINIA
1T Rules holden in lie Clerks Office of The Syse.
Tior Court Of Chancsry far the Richmond Dis.
friei hie 24h day Of July 1916.
Nathaniel Dunlop, administrator of Jas. M'Cance.
deceased, FL zs5elh MCance, widow and relief
OF the said James M'Cance, deceased, and vii.
liam w. Gray and Mary his wife, formerly Mary
Daniop' Phfs.
Alexander Dunlop, surviving partner of James
Dunlop and Alexander Dunlop, trading under
the firm OF James & Alexandc; Dunlop. Hester
Dunlop, ~: wv and eyecutrix of the said James
DunlUp, decd. and Margaret Dunlop, and lanes
Dunlop, surviving children, lega,ees,. aud deyi
sees OF The said Jas. Dunlop, decd. Def'fs.
The subpoena al reyivenlum awarded in This
cauie, against the defendant Alexander Dunbar
not .baVms been returned executed, and he NOT
having entered his appearance and given secure
ty according 10, the Act of Ass emily and the
Rules OF this Cour!, and it appearing by salts.
factory evidence, that he is not AN inhabitant of
TINS country II 10 ordsred That the defendant
do appear here on the first day of the next term
and show cause II any he can. AGAINST the revival
thereby sought and that copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
in the city of Richmond, for two months success
sively and posted at the front door OF the Capi
tol, in the Raid city.
A Copy-Teste,
b.. I'm. ". Herring, c. ..
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VIRGINIA:

VIRGINIA:
ut Ra'e' holden in the Clerks Office Of tie Su.
fe'1ar Court IF Chnncery for tie Ricliinond Dis
hfof, the 2flh Day of ynie 1916.
James Penn, Gabriel Penn, and James Penn, iunr.
late IN ercEan's and partners, trading under the
hrn CT 3aIass Penn & Sons, and VIM Mitch.
ell, pvfs
Boyd Miller surviving partner Of VIM. Brown
y Co. and William Barret,, De6,s.
The defendant. Boyd Miller, not having en-.
tered his appearance and given security accord.
ing to the Act of Assembly and the Rules of
th's court, snd it appearing BY satisfactory cvi-
denee, that lie is not an inhabitant of this coun.
try is ordered, That the sid defendant do
appear here on the first day of the next term and
answer the bill vt tue plaintiffs and that copy
OF 'h's order be Forthwith inserted in some news.
paper published in the City of Richmond. for
two months successfully and posted. at the front
door ct the, Capitol III said City. '-
y Copy-Teste,
Tm ". .Eens!A &C.
August 2l-w8w.
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VIRGINIA:
q! Rnisa hol,itn in HE Clers', Office ortic Sune
riar Carrf Of Ctsncery FIR the Richmond Its.
fricf, ma 24th day If Jane, 1916
Ross Morris, Phf.,
A5NNST
Robert W. Mooby, james Otway Crump, Jesse
OWEN, and Nsncnv his wife, foHaery Nanc ey
Mosby, fem G Howard, and Judith his wife
formerly judith Nosby, Peter Lesueur & Lucy
his wife, formerly Lucy Mosby, relictsof 10.
sePh MosCy decd Def's.
The dafpntls1l, James otway Crump, moi
having entered his appearance aud given scouri.
~ according TO the Act of Assembly ard the
Rules OF thi2 court, ard it appearing by salts.
factory evidence, that he is not an inimbitant OF
this country: i" IS ordered, Tbet the-sad ,leTe6.
dsnt do appear here on the first day Of the next
term and answer the bill OF The plaintiff; and
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper published in the City Of
Richmond, for two months successfully and
posted at the front door of The capitol in the said
Sity.
A copy-Teste, ~
VIM. w. HENINo, C. c.
August 21-w9w. ..-.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-12
VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA: =
NJ i'nies holden in the Clerks Office of The .sa.
pe'T"T c"trt Of ChGacery fer The Richmond Dis.
t'icf' the 24th day u .4ngusf, 1916.
Marion Campbell, PkC
James AVIAN, administrator and heir at law of
Patrick Cayan, decd. Sarah Cayan, widow of
The SAID Patrick Cava1, deed. Archibald
M'Lea', administrator of James Xix, decd.
Harriet Kirk, heir of said James Kirk. decd.
James MIX, an infant son and heir of Robert
hrk, decd. who, with the said Harriet Kirk.
was co-hsr-of the said James Kirk. decd.
Hugh S,ewart' and Charles J.. Love.
,,, Defs,
The defendants, Harriet Kirk and James
ARK not having entered their appearance and
gwen eecurity according TO the Act of Assem-.
ply and the Rules of this court, and it appearing
by satisfactory evidence that they are not inhab
tanIs OF this country; IL ar ordered that the
said defendants do appear here on The first day
OF The next term and answer the bill of the
plaintiffs; and that copy OF this order be
FORTHWITH Inserted in some newspaper published
in the City OF Richmond, for two months sue
cessiveiy and posted at the front door of the Ca.
pitol in said City.
"A coPy-Teste,
I'm. ". Hsnine, c. c.