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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-04-01
We have just learnt from Lincoln District that
EBENEZER INGLEE, ESQ.

-9%c--
Thursday merit is the dag appointed for fast.
We are not frequently III situatiof, ahen crc~zn-
stances call loudly for solemn attention 10 his
day. Our country has suffered sererely The last win-
ter from the scarcity Of bread, the dearth has ap-
preached nearly 10 D. famine. Nor Is il our ou's
country aIone> tchich has suffered from this cause
The last gear rery unfarouyobte for he rroduc-
lion Of The fruits ofthe earth through the 'corid he
ecnnot therefore look to other countries for supply
We mast look TO HIM uho alone . gires rains a,
fruitful seasons" IL rs most PrOrckmg to Him. on
a day SCI apart for Humiliation and prayer, 10 IN.
dulge triRing or criminal Sport. This is nlockng
at HIS threats. II is challenging his pousr. III Is
therefore contamination dtr0uly 10 be lcished thai
II mag be.obserrsd as day IF HuMILrATIoN, FAST
ING ND PRAYER; and that our yfelloU citisens may
NOT only refrain from unnecessary labor ana recre
alton sand day" Themselves, but restrain others
under their care.-" in the day Of cdrers;ty
CONSIDER
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-04-01

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice 10
81 concerned, hat she has been duly appointed
and taken upon herself the trust OF s6ministratrix
Of the estste ,f SOLOMON EOYCE, lste OF
Portland. in the county ot Cumberland ,rnerch1n'
deceased, b gi.ing bond as The law direcss-
she therefore requests sIl PERSONS who sre in
deb,ed 10 tie ssid deceased's estate to nske i'm
media,e psymeus; and those who have shy de-
msnds theiecn, 10 exhibit the same to
EUNICE Royce.
Portland, Iarch IS. 1917.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-04-01

T The Federal Republicans are partic-
uarly reminded Of the necessity Of designating
Gov Brooks, in their ballots, by some appro-
pirate and peculiar title, as HIS ErcelLency
John Brooks--or Gen. J Ohm Brooks for there
are many Of the same name in the state.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-04-01
ReoL Estate at AUCTION.

ITO be fold at puslic auction, by order Of the
Executor on the efate Of the late z Marion,
Elq az the Portland Bank in Portland, imnedi-
aely after the fse of the Bank and other propertYs
which is advertifed to be fo'd on MONDAY 2sa
Of April Infant at Q O'Clock in the forenOoa--ths
following defcribed valuable
REAL ESTA I'E-gig.
About one half of the ManGon Houle
of the deceafed-,og ether with the Stable. Wood
Houle, aud Garden, Gru2ted on Main Greet, IN
Portland.
AItS-A Houle, Barn and GardsD, oc-
cupied by Iofliua Freeman, or Back Greet.
6L6 "A Lot of Land of 100 acres, in
Albany. county Of Oxford.
Share in Ieferfon Turnpike.
Shares in Maine Fire ard Marine IL
furancs Company.
Conditions liberal, and made known at the tine
and place OF iale q M LELLAN.7 80.
T. FLEIC CHER AO
April =, 1917 Nv
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-04-01
GARDEN SEEDS.

THE fublcribers have on hand general affort
ment of GARDEN SEEDS from the shakers)
which they offer for fale by the box or retail,
Dana & Mitchell.
AP,j 6w
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-04-01
AIIGuRY.

Opinions it seems are various at the Southwark
with regard 10 the character Of the Bird that was
said TO have flown over the Capital during the in
augurdtion. The courtiers called it an EAGLE.
Others have supposed it to be o,ct or bugsard.
LII it was goose it came, alas, too late TO sGre the
Capital The swifest and at the same time the
most timid of birds is pigeon but it is not mem
toned whether the flight was from, Btadcnsb1rg.
Upon the whole it may be difficult to determine
whether il was bird of good or bad omen it is a
foolish bird that bewrays lis own nest-and the
Gugnrs may well agree to set it down for bore.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-04-01
REAL ESTA TIE

P4 good HORSE Woattd, n
FROM Eve 70 eight years old aud Of hay .
! fome dark colour.--inquire Of Mr. IssnlL
CoorD Wet sov, Portland IL
Ear . zs. i5l7
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-04-01

u articles emitted this Geek rsiA BE- ctterded to
IN cur ne1i
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-04-01

gJs Town Clerks vii confer favor on the pub
nc, by forwarding US early returns Of votes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-13

sinks under the faiigues and privaiions OF
long march. have been informed, by
officers of the army, that often one-third,
aud sometimes one-half, of the new re-
crults perish before they reach the army !:
and that 1t is usual for recruiting officers
TO make nnsch money by the brides they
receive from the lords, and the mortality
of lhe new levies. When soldier has
served % years, he is discharged, and al
lowed apension of y or 10 rubles year
Tor lite. On entering the army, his con-
nectlon with his lord ceases, and when
discharged never returns again To his tor
mer ser,itude If he should be permitted
10 marry, his male children arc consider
ed as being born soldiers, allowed some
food and clothing, and at 6 or years of
age are taken from the parents and sent
10 school, and as soon as tiiey arrive al
certain age, return 10 the army. The vas
sails OF the crown aud OF the nobility, are
placed on The same footing with respect
10 lie army and navy.
The yaSSals, as indeed all the other
classes OF The Russians, except the nobil-
lily and the military, wear their boards
and altho' they are in the habit OF bathing
al oil seasons of the year, they are si.l
very dirty, both III their persons and hous-
Ss. AS proof OF which II IL Only ne
cessary 10 state that their long sheep skin
coats, which are worn With the wool side
turned in, and which reach 10 the ANGLES,
are never cleaned, and never change but
when worn out and that they dwell un-
der the same roof, and in contiguous IL
parlments with their horses, COWS, hogs,
oc. This accounts for the number OF
yeinln which have been noriced by all
travellers, and which Gin consequence of
The warmth Of their houses, BY means Of
stoves which are IA universal use) tormen-
led me even IN the winter. Their princi-
pal food Is black rye bread, amt their drink
d iermented liquor, called quass, which is
quite nauseous TO one not accustomed to
IT, but of which thev are very fond, as
well as OF brandy, which they drink TO
great excess.
lTo BE Continued
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-13
PLEASING INTELLIGENCE.

NORFOLK, ID c. o.-Tle sloop Ocean
Captain Middleton. which arrived here
yestciday from Alexandria, landed at 3
o'cIo. IN Tie morning, at Old Point Com
font, Col. ARMIsrEAD, Majors RoBER-
DEAV and KEARNhY, ofthe u S. Engi-
neers, and Lieut.. Blaucy, aid to Gen.
Swift. These gentlemen, il viii be recol-
iectcd, are members of The Board recently
announced, as having been appointed BY
the Preslden, ofthe United States to exa-
mine and report 10 the Executive me- de-
Tensile points of Hampton Roads and tue
Chesapeake Bay. General SWIFT, We
learn, will arrive here III the Steam Boat,
ON Friday next, from Baltimore, and with
Captain ELlloT, Vino Is now on the spot,
will proceed Immediately 1.-THE execution
OF Their Important trust. The able hands
TO which these duties have been contided,
eyince determination on the part of the
Executive, 10 lose no time in giving 10
this section of country perfect security
fiom the assaults of any foreign en.aiy,
with which the United States may here
after be at war. Beacon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-13
pNsvSCNyprr.
LATEST FRnM FRANCE


NEW YORK, Dec. s.-By he ship
Martha, capt. joy, rom.Iiavre-d Grace,
we have received Paris Papers To ths 18th
ct October. We have made q few t,aus-
lations for this days paper.
!IrsRsiaicd for Tie ~. Y. I1stiiy Advertiser. I
PAels, Oct. if.-Preparaiions are ma
KING m the church of 81. Dennis, for the
service annually performed on the 10th
Oct. at ten O'Clock in the morning. tor
the repose of the soul of Her Majesty the
queen Marie Antoinneiie. The princes
and princesses of the royal family vii! as
sist al Tie ceremonies.
According 10 the news received from
Hamburg under the date of the Isl Octo-
Der, grain, which had before fallen in
price has sunk still lower within fort
night. Wheat Is very abundant at Sre-
men, and considerable quantities were
still expected. The prices have fallen
at Consiantinople.
The consul at Amsterdam writes UNI
der date OF the 4tl October, that nearly
600 loads of grain had entered there.
There are computed To- be 10000 lasts;
OF wheat, and 50,0G0 lasts of rye Ia the
stores. The stores are full, and The sur
plus Is sent TO Harlaem and other places
III Holland.
We are just Informed that Count IT,l'in,
formerly Governor of Paris, of Milan, vi
emma, Berlin, &c. has arrived in this coun-
Try after short and lucky passage.
Phita. Demo. Press.
The II. Of z. were engaged OH "Wednesday
az the nil TO abolish the internal duties.-few
reniarkswe made on the general question Of
the repeal-Nlr. Lownties said, instead of Ia
tai repeal. he would have preferred g pod.-
Jcation OF the duties so as to reduce their ~
mount and tighten their burtben, bnt still! Ia
leave part 0i the system IN operation, so seq
ue)-but believing the expectation OF the total
REPEAL was such as to render vain any attempt
To discriminate or 10 modify he had coucuircd
IN The course adopted by the committee of re-
commencing total repeal, in preference To
retaining the whole"
90 entering into the details MIR. Tallmadge oil
y. \. moved TO except the fntes on sGleS az
auction from the repeal proposed Nesatived
by large majority.
MIR. Little of MARYLAND moved provision 20
rcfand such distillers, WHO had paid for licenses
winch ihey had not used, the amount of such
duties-Negatived.
Mr.. Baldwin of Penn. wished further time
for considerafion--and moved that the Com
nlttee should rise and ask leave 10 sill again
Negatived.
On the question to ensross the bill, Mr.. Bee
cher OF Ohio, wished for further time to exam.
lne tlie matter, and moved to adiourn--Nega-
lived.
The bill was then ordered 70 be eagrossed
for Bird reading on Thursday
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-13
OissOAutiou.

rErHE late copannefship Of y. y. VALLEY & Co late
4 merchants % Hanover rowu in the COUNTY 81 Han.
over, was is day dissolved ny consent and Two
81 ne members Of SAID hfm 90 w Eey Talley IT, and
Thomas sheppard) having received their fnli aiirs On
sad Hrui and having assigned snd sed all claims
eue to the said hfm 10 AZ pefs thas nm!rbted
are requested to make immediate payment 10 nc rs no
other person Authorised 10 receive them. am bound
~ pay and will pay application any nst debt due from
he said The business will hc carried on ~ me al
tbe same pace. BiiibK q. TAtifI.
Hanover Town, DscembrT re- k5as
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-13
+ Commnnicatea for fhe Norfolk Reraid.l

Communicates fur The Norfolk Herald
DIR. HARE, who was sometime since APP
pointed Professor of Chemistry and Natural
Philosophy in the COLLEGE of WilaGi X Mary
has accepted the appointment, and will COM
mence his course OF Lectures about the first
Monday IN January next. Mr.. HARE is
Member OF the American Philosophical Soci,-
~, and the inventor OF the Compound Blow
Pipe. At the Iirst election for Professor To
fill this chair, the votes stood for Mr.. Coope.
five and Mr.. Hare four. Mr.. HAse as a Che
mist Is not inferior 10 any in the u. States. and
VIII certainly be an ornament to William Il
Mary. There are, now 50 students at this Col.
iege. The oldest inhabitaut OF Williamsburg
cannot say he ever saw such a number of or
DERBY Students at this College, as there is at
nt--Reioce We friends of William ~
MARY, its sun was first to rise, may it be the
last 10 set. r.
williamsburg, Dec.5
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-13
AanA s. Negroes for Sale,

SY virtue Of deed of executed to the subscribers
~ by camm GaIck, to the payment of c,r.atn
depl together with the interest thereon respectively due
10 tdNsId Garlick and particularly specified 10 the said
deed, Ulcb deed duly adiuted record IN the couu
~ tOut of King Williamw be sold to the hisrst hid
DEL 10 public auction, at Ayetps Warehouse ~ tie ,,ud
county, on MsHd0y me roth IF Dccc9,bcr iffar az
not ihen ON the next fair day certain tract parcel
oi LANn Jmg IN the Parish OF st David county a.
pfcsaid which the said Cannn GAIlick purchased Of
walker fdlIateTrO, containing 10y estimation two hundred
acres be the less, together with is aypur
teuanccs aud also negro man named GLOUCASTER
~ciuan named SARAH and a woman named ONEY and
heif increase since the cate Of sad deed or so nrch
oi sad land and 50 many of said negroes will he sn
cie 20 sasfy the purposes of said deed together With
The costs OF drawing, recording aud executing the same
The said negroes will I've sold Tor ready money and by
the agreement and consent Of all the parties concerned
the terms OF The sale Of The land will be- one hall cash
and the balance ~ six months from tie day OF ,de tie
purchaser executing bond with approved secuiity.
This land las on h very good dw cllInghOnse aud sew
eral convenient OnilOses IS 0f prey good quality aud
situated IN very healthy and agreeable nrqhbonfhood
fhc necroeshay been brought up mostly n The capacity
Of house servants ana esteemed unconimOnly yana
bic.
The subscribers, acting trustees fog Che benefit Of
Tiers will only convey 10 the purchasers such TILE IS
they possess.
BEVERLEY ROBINSON,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-13
ARRIyALoF MORE SpeCIE.

New YORK, December S.-Thc Bri-
fish sloop of war Elk, which arrived be-
low on Friday evening from jamaica, hal
not got up last evening. She has on
board, haif million of doilus for the
United States Bank, and, we understand,
other considerable SUMS for individuals.
Mer. Adu.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-13

Improvement of the navigation of our
rivers, and TO establish free schools
throughout the state, were yesterday re-
ported in the House of Representatives.
Towards the first object, the Senate has
manifested, by the resolution il has "a
dopted, a Willingness 10 appropriate three
hundred Mousa,d dotiars-and for the sup.
port of the latter, "a similar sum will pro-
badly be vested i'll some profitable stock.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-13
.I.Arrsr or NApoIEoN

The brig Miles Standish, Scott. arrived
al Boston from Calcutta, passed 81. He
lena on the 2Oih Of October; was board
ed by British brig of war, aud was
informed by the boarding officer, that
Bonaparte had slight touch of The liver
COMPLAINT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-13

-
day next week.
~ An Election viii be held at the
Courthouse in this County on the 21ih
inst. for a Senator to supply tie vacancy
occasloned by The resignation of WM. 6.
POtNDExTER.
We are requested TO state, that poll
will l'e opened for GEORGE Hay, of This
county.
70 FiREl.. On w dnesday morning
last the elegant establishment al Niilis's
Till, adjoining the town of Frcdericks-
burg, belonging To Bird G. Wits, was de-
snoyed by fire. We are authorized TO
state that lie buildings were insured in
the office of the Mutual Assurance Soci-
ETY. of Virginia for the Country.
4 valuable merchant mill, near Columbia 6.
G. belonging TO general Wade Hampton. con-
tanning upwards of2OO bales OF cotton, was re-
Gently destroyed by fire, together with all IT'S
contents; whether by accident or design il
rot kn0wn.--Gen. Hs loss in this instance
cannon be far short OF $4,000. Estate Ca=.
~ We have not heard amy suggestion as TO
the anthor of Anericdnus, ~ the Baltimore a
mcticaD.-But we shrewdy suspect that we
Know hm-we judge from the warmth of his
S,S't iIOii tHS COiHeUlditiy OF ms prircl-
pies with those which distinguish CERTAIN letters
winch were the first TO rouse the American
people IL due sense of the South American
cause. 1T we are not mistaken, he is one Of
the most ardent friends to the Patriot cause
That bieatiieS in this nation. We are disposed
TO acquiesce in the ideas he has thrown out "a
bout Amelia lsland-the official documents We
shall however wait for with some soIlritude
1t the state of Amelia Island be smch as we sus-
pect 1t will appear from tbUse documents, the
administration will he amply vlndicated in the
course II has takeu.-We could have wished
that tue Message had SPOKEN with more re-
serve, II not respect, towards snme OF those
VINO we're ihecompanioGs Of NcGre.or-tre do
not heSltats 10 declare that their motives and
principles command our respects ave our ad
hliraiioh-Not so with those who succeeded
them Money was their idoi-pinnder tkeir
means.
We are Somewha curious TO know whether
our conjecture about Americans is correct II
II is, he viii be so good as To place in the next
number of the a" American" this single line
10 As
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-13
u Yenchep NJ nnteA.

A SINGLE gentleman qualified 10 act as TEACHER
4 n al lite NE"iNGI ON ACADEMY. The SITUATION IS
remarkably healthy and pleasant Gloucester court
house. Good wares will be Offered.
Er Apply to Col. Jones of the General Assembly or
TO the trustees, ~ Gloucester.
December 10. 65ot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-13

THE property Of Edward GaTlick will al o ice sold al
public ancon Coz cash. atthe same time and place above
estoEed by virtue ola deed Of ustofthe said Ew td
me Tor the beheht Of Humphrey walker and i.ob H.
Hll, for the pufp OsesibCfein mentioned
BEVERLEY ROBINSON.
December ~. ~ tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-13
Eifteen DoLAars Reward.

IRAYED or stolen from the subscriber miles ffo,n
- harrsonhuTg, Rockingham county Va on the nirlt
"I the 2&d OF August strawberry roam MARE sgppos-
edto oe seven eight years old last Spring. near SIX.
teen hanoi high, With small her forehead one
hinu loot e hiie thin name, carries herself ell
sad mare is natural uouer and IS very noted, and
lengthy.
NH give the above reward for the delivery Of the
mare 81 residence nineteen miles from M0orGe1 On
Lost river Hardy county va. or i've dollars fo I'M .
nation so thai gc Ber again.
GEORGE SEE.
December 70. ~ ,,Hi.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-13
Decc0bpris 6Sosi.

1 y ca NNt ti'T Ala Cowt held Tor I.a.a count +,
q Decentber sth, 1917
Saiiy I. Mitchell Ctty J. mitchell ana q ,l.,, a. ga.
V"'"' PloiatVs,
John, David, William Steis.B FHza4eh ana CI-,,.,
Mitchell, inGut cnidfrn Of Ciaf,rs Al.isi.ii de- and
WIN s. Nitcieil aad John Mitchell ad,n,nl,. fat.f ~
elizabeth Mitchell dec. gJc,.,,s,sts -
The defendants John David. wiliim stsi.on, III,
rfth aud Charles Mitchell, uiaut chidrct. as s N.
cheil dec and VIM s. Mitchell MT iavha inferred. tieir
appearance accnIuirg 90 the act 81 Assembly s.s ~.
rue ~ ms Court. and Appearing the sa.frtaro az
'he court iiat tey atc nDt inhabitants r! fhis a. f-s
roiioh 81 ile painii0s by C0Rissti if IS UrFt ErI
udt they appear hrIe on The fr.t dS N rrbraarg mo
newt eater their aggsafa1cc atd scr me rs,ntT.,
b H'd that COPY N fhs Dfdef De i.sfrtf. "a .r. ~
TIC ewspapcrs printed 10 Richuoud fog t.ga fnontst
sncc's,sslf. ana 9" I'D At the i'oni GJ5tof s t5sl
nouse Of ts county
copy 1ssfe
uecsuher ~. fsus
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-13
X.ife OF Patrick Wenry .

EUSr PUBLISHED. by James UebSter of phiiade
81 phia-and FORSALE, by Fleming fumes q 20. Mar
ket bridge, The LIFE OF PATRICK HENalY-By Nm
UIRT, ESQ.
n The subscI bers to THE LIFE or PATRICK HEN
Y are requested to call for their early as pos
sblc.
iT THE LIFE OF PATRICK HENRY is printed on a
Co. Of P:iiadeIphia.
Richmond, November 20. 5o.Iuif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-13
Cotton Yarn.

THE subscriber has hand for sale aud will constant
n y keep supply Of Baltimore manufactured
COTTON YARN, of all Nos and at the Baltimore prices
Dealers ~ The article ill probabl, 10 Their inter
est To call. BERNARD pFS,rtN
t>2Drceuber H. es -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-13
Estray Steers.

'EAkEN up by Thomas LaTkin, upon his avn land In
n Prince william county, ESTRAI SrEERS-oneo OF
mem pale red wide horns, marked IN the left ear
with crop hole and slit not extending rs far Is m,
hole III the right ear half spade crop and sit the OIL
e. red ano white steer with short tal Aed in the
ieis ear Nitha crop and hole, and in the right with
crop and slit On the under psrt-each supposed to bz
four or i've years old and appraised thirty i've dot
lars Certified by Charles Eygell on the 18th o, June
1917. '
c0py.-TtSte,
PHILIP n. DAVE, ID. c.
Decenlbei 10 "a 2,~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-13

We are ignorent with what view Mr..
Tucker has moved in the II Of Repre-
sentaiives for information as TO the roads
Which have been undertaken by the Il.
Staies-Nor why we should "coilGte the
Instances in which the power Of making
roads has been assumed. "A hundred as
symptoms of this sort would not give the
,!ght-nor would they even prove thar
Congress were Deliberately of opinion that
demonstration had given them this right.
No case can with the least plausibilitv
be plead as a precedent, until it is shown
that the matter WAS discussed Se,iatim-
no more than the obiter dictnm of a court
Upon point not argu d before them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-13

~ We have several NJ. s. 6. before MS
which we shall dispose of in ordcr--iuriscoIa.
on the last page-its length forbad any other
arranSement-We shall let in one reply to il,
II any ahoU1d be offered. May we ask that il
should be as condensed as possible. : IVbcr both
sides are tvS heard, we wish the discussion To
enh IN this paper, TO be renewed before the
proper tribnnai-the Legislature of the State.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-13

The rumor about the situation of General
Gaincs, Turns ont, "a we suspected TO I've false
we give In this days paper an account OF his
first brush with the Semnoies.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-13
---zzES ~!sZ 20 Hsr.E

STAPLES OF THE MARKET.
Tobacco s Z 10 Il-Corn $ TO 8 / 5O-FIour
~ to o!-Wheat ) G7-Meal, 81 cts. TO 5 =
Hemp i20 10 1870.
Groceries. Sugar brown, s II to u dP hun
dred-Cotfee 70 10 % cts. per Id. --MolasseS 90
TO Is cts. per GaiiOn-HerriDgs cuts . TO 5! A.
bhl.-Bacon % To 22 cts. per lb.-Rum, AMI.
qua, : 10 to 10 per sallon-do. Jamaica, 81
% 10 ) 80 per gallon.
STOCKS.
Bank of Virginia. ...I22
Farmers Bank. .........Il75 30 to 10
Z. ). Stock. ............152
---------''-E1ssz's = Z =
DlEDl-on the 10th inst. the Bowling Green. Va
MI. join WINS. OF l.omisIana.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-13

y CfANCERI.-A a. a Court led for Louisa ,o,InfV
4 December sch. 1917 -
saij C. Mitchell and Caty j. Mitchell. plaintiffs,
AGAINST
john mitchell David Mitchell, Wm. Mitchell snelsoa
MuoLel. Elizabeth Mitchell ana Charles MfcfeiI In.
FAINT cbiidfeHOf Charles Mitchell dec /; and John Gar.
land, aud Nm. s. Mitchell De,eUfg5f.
he defendants John Mitchell, David Mitchell SyiNan
Michell, Suelsou Mitchell Elizabeth Mitchell and C',
Michell, children Of Chs. Mitchell dec ana William j.
ntche not having entered their apf eatauee accsrc1
to tue act Of Assembly and the rules This Corrt aud n
appearing to tie satisfaction the Court that he, sss
moi inhabitants OF this Sateon Tue motion ofthe plar
nus pytfer attorney TT IS ORDiRiU that ties ~ .ar
appearance, and answer the plaintiffs Dul aud bai a co.
ny q" lis order bc inserted 10 the newspaptrs
printed 100 Richmond f0r Hionihs succcssivei. fn
posted At The fion door of tie courthouse % Tbs coun
copy-Jc1s,
JOHN FOiNDgXTER { l. c.