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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-23
Gone to the Southwark or
Westward,

A YELLOW WOMAN, called Celia
n Dctcher, in the 23d year of her age,
about 3 feet 9 or inches hiSh-marks like
moles on the right side of her face, which,
with several letters on her left arm, were
made with india ink. She is about four
months gone in state of pregnancy-fo!-
lowed her husband, Jim Clark, yellow
man, who was purchased from this place
and taken away in company with large
number uf slaves, about two week ago, Ivy
a man of the name of Basset. 1t is supno-
sed they have gone TO the westward: Celia
was born free, and had with her a notarlal
certificate of her freedom, and description
of her person. Her mother, the subscriber,
is much afflicted by her manner OF gong "a
way, and desires that any humane people
who may chance 10 meet with her, vii:
persuade her 10 return, being apprehensIvc
that when she gets into strange country,
where she will be unknown and out OF the
reach of her friends and those who would
be likely to protect her, attempts may be
made by some avaricious AMI unprincip'ed
persons, 10 deprive her of her liberty, and
sell her for a sla2e. Should any such at.
tempts he made, fifty dollars reward will
be paid 10 any rvrsOn who will communl-
cate such information as shall lead to the
conviction of the offenders, and the reCove-
~ Of the woman.
HANNAH DETCHER.
Alexandria, October6, 1918.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-23
Auction s. Commission Store

NATHL. P. BIXRY & co. respectful
~ ly inform their ttiends and the public
generally, that they hive taken that large
and commodious ston formerly occupied
by the late Mr.. Thomas Robinson, nearly
opposite the Union Bank, Bridge-st: where
they will transact all kinds OF business IN
the Auction and Commission line and as
they are determined TO give their exclusive
attention TO that business alone, those gen.
tlcmen who are disposed to employ them,
have the best guarantee that they will be
fairly dealt by. They hatter themselves
that punctual, dill gent, and correct at'en-
ton, together with their general knowledge
of business, will secure TO them at least an
equal share of public patronage. Their in
tention is to avoid, as much as possible, re-
failing goods al auction. They are now
prepared TO receive goods of every descrIp.
ton, TO sell at public or private sale, and
will attend TO sales Of property at any place
within the town.
Georgetown. September 90 F3m
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-23
Orphans Court,
alexandria County, ,.,e
,GPntemLcr I1rnl. Io'o

alexandria County, l1.ts
September Term. "
ARDERED. That the executor of
~ Christian Piles. deceased. do i'll
scrt the usual advertisement three
times a week for two weeks in the
Alexandria newspapers. a copy.
Test, A. MOOR.
Register of Wills.
THIS is TO gre Notice,
That the subscriber, Of Alexandria
county, IN the district of Columbia,
has obtained from the Orphans Court
Of said county letters tcstamcntary on
the estate of Christian Piles, late of
the county aforesaid, deceased : all
persons having claims against the said
decedcnt arc hereby warned to exhi-
bit the same. with the vouchers there
of. to The subscriber, passed by The
Orphans Court, on or before the 9th
day of March next, or they may by
law be excluded from all b. neft to
said estate. and those indebted there.
tn are required to make immediate
Given under my hand this
10th day of September, 1918.
LEWIS PILES,
Executor Of Christian Piles, dec.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-23
Notice.

"HE 9TH dividend of the assets of the
J. estate OF Thompson Violet, decea,ed.
is hereby declared payable TO the creditors
on Tuesday tie goth inst
ISAAC ROBBINS, Administrator.
1918" d3tSmwf3t Octl4
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-23
Duhiic SHE.

I'm pursuance Of decree Of tie circuit
! court for tie county OF Alexandria, will
be sold at auction on the thirtieth day OF
this month (october) on the premises for
sx cash, that house and lot OF GROUND
arr nj king-strect, formerly the resi-
R:ssss fence of VIM Newton, deceased,
81 glani now occupied by Francis A.
dams. A. NEW Ton. Commits
THOS. SWAMI. s oners.
October tooo
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-23
Orphans Court.
N.raadria County, 1914
!ScDfembcr Term,

,lt-raadrin Count" lIs,a
September Term,
HRDERED, That the administra-
q , trix Of Archibald I. Taylor. de.
ceased. do insert the usual ADVERTISE
mrnt three times in the Alexandria
newspapers. 4 copy.
Test, a. MOORE.
Register of Wills.
This is to girc notice.
That the subscriber, of Alexandria
county. in the district of Columbia.
has Obtained from the Orphans Court
of said county. letters Of administra.
ton on the personal estate of Archi-
bald |. Taylor decreased: all persons
having claims against the said decc-
dent are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vcmhcrs thereof, to The
subscriber, passed by the Orphans
Court. on or before the 10th day Of
March next. or they may by law be
exrIGAAtd r,nm all benefit To said cs-
tate, and thosc indebted thereto are
required to make immediate pay
mcnt. Given under my hand this
10Th day of September, 1918.
ELIZABETH TAYLOR,
Adm'x. Of Archibald I. Taylor. dec.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-23
% Hit&. Il"
Mr Sale or Rent,

yJyHtT valuable property called CON
J WAY'S RHARF, with the |Pare-
\ ouscs thereon fronting on Unon-street'
The warehouses will be rented separately
required. For terms apply TO
VIM. HERBERT, j.
Angus: % II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-23
-. for SUE.

FyiIlS elegant csc Is situated on ',ie
Potomac, 10 miles bc-Y AieXanlria
i, IS bounded on three sides by tn- 700
mac end Pohick creek, and contains nearly
5000 acres of land level and fertile, TO
winch are attached six shad and herring
fisheries, two of which command the RI
Yer channel This land will he laid off in
four tracts, so as 10 have one or more hsh-
cries to each these tracts will be again IN,
yidsi Il requisite. This estate is level and
beautifully situated, very fertile, and re-
markedly healthy. Plaster acts with an
effect equal to that of any part OF Virginia
mr. PENNSYLVANIA have used 800 bushels
in twelve mont!is, aud such is its beneficial
oueration, that were to keep this land |
sbould considerably increase the quantity.
manufacturing mill is distant about two
miles on ssiyeam navigabie Tor vessels
carving 1909 bushels o. wheat, where lie
Baltimore aud Dist. of Columbia prices are
given Tor grain: being bounded on sides by
water. small extent only OF fence IS MS
ce,sary to nclose the whole: il would ne
admirably adapted 10 grazing. Tie iIIi'
nrnvcmpnts are large and very
GTN uh>t4rtial brick mansion, 40 by
Eg,.l - teet, with every necessary QUIZ
= 90. ,ouSe. three commo i'oas barns,
house for Negroes. and FISH houses al each
OF the fisheries. 10000 bricks and 1000
bushels of lime are just hurnl on tn" pre-
misses. There i a considerable extent OF
live fence. both useful AMI ornamental, two
orchards of well selected apples nt peach.
besides IN abundance of other choice fruit
Mare than $50 acres are in clover, 200 in
corn. and Ind = in preparation tor sowing
$50 bushels OF small grain. Any quantity
of hay c,n be cut from the low grounds.
some Of which (ani all might, have been
reclaimed alta trihing expense. he rINer
AMI creeks, abound with wild fowl. parti-
cularlv canvass hacks, the woods with deer
AMI variety of other game. Mules. cat
tie. highly improved sheep, farming uten-
sci, and hous, hold furniture can he had.
The terms of sale will be accommodating.
Property in any of the cities, negroes, bank
siocE. western lands, or lands near the
Ridge. will be taken in representatives
must he addressed to me at Pohick Church,
Fairfax county, Virginia
September 1 GEORGE MASON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-21

The following piece OF peeiIy par;akes of fin. chi
sa'rons charaeer-lt OF other times ihe siye
Tue tone the verse bear features antiquity the sub
Jeet only - modern Southey uid write in tie same
ihanner wien oomnemoIatiag the deeds of the Hath
century. M tJo
From the Boston Cesgfites.
MONTGOHERY'S RETURN
SugSeted bv Ire rereDot ~ The remsins Of frs srcyi
t0rious, Dur unfortunate officer from tl,tsbgc
Nstre they hld rsposed A. geaJs, 10 kei, yvyk tir
s''iatermeM ia Sc. Pduk>~thwrca.
h'uFnfni' OVER the hiilows Of blue
al snlHg tne mnrmurs ofsorrowiny came
Proudly tbe banners sf liberty dew
And tIe stcpcrs rr"eated The ever De- ar name
GHrtg'1 ieit nansH. M"p'gomery's name
iss icil IN NE No" 81 ~ sis NE aud his zane
SaT, di1 he come ~ his splendor and ,r,de
ISIS sv id cad with glory, sGd JOYOUS his olusse
G'N-'. IN VnicStf The coNlhsi AM died
- tA- waits 20 ihC ies'ot be- ue, With bis DOOM
!.rrH1 ncty 'ei' an his s"irntpr and bloom
ans aver tong years sc saith come rom ms tomb
sing for he comes wiih,u cagrser OF ssear
- Hghi IN ms e'e and no bride his crest.
.9oitn, Tor ulr NeepeIs are stTeW ing his bier;
ihe p'"ef ana SAIL ~ his aruiare supprsst.
Coid Is ,Ae heart that once neat in his breast
Ana his eiantry are bearing him home 10 his rest.
Lon- has he slept in T. soil where he fell
And Joyous. though late, is The warriors return
alas that so Tang with the foe he should dwell!
Bnt his country have fashioned rnerited urn a
For the man who foremost the despot to spnrR
Where the lamp OF his glory for ever Shall burn
a X
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-21

NALUABLE LAND FOR SALk.-In issuance of
the last will and testament q Edward Major dcc
VIII be sold At Charles City Courthouse, on the fhiya
thursday in September neat, il being Charles CIV
comfy court day, a TRACT OF LAND containing Io1t
acres, in the lower end of Charles Cy co. al The head
OF holps mill pond This land is wolitimbered is of
"ieIt'e SOL, ana csn'enent 10 nayigation-Jhe terms
Of sale will be one half cash and HE residue in SO
months deed OF trnst OH the land will be required to
secure the last payment. THE En-. CIITOR
Jun "a 23..H6y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-21

I AND FOR SALT viii sell ut pu bile auction on
- friday, me 2Sfh instant, IL fair otherwise The
next ialr day at the tavern Of Maj WIN. Price in ousa
county, TRACT OF LAND, in Fluvanpa, adjoining
Tue and OF Mai Price, Dir. Casen, Mr.. Bryant and 9th
eis ms land contains upwards 400 acres lies on
The waters OF the Big Byrd Creek, two branches of
which r"u through IT. It is entirely unceared, ana
mere IS much valuable timber IL, wen as some
nat lana on the creeks The terms will he seven HIM
dred dollars cash. and the balance in two equal apnugl
Paymehis.-if more suitable to purchasers The land
VIZ oe u's'ueu 10 shitthem THOMAS PEERS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-21

CoHnciL Ch0m5er, Jnnc ~ ISIS
ne executive OF VIRGINIA being requested by Irso.
MODEL OF A MONUMEN 10 he erected n The ne
moiy Of The late General George UeShipcto the COS,
OF "hch, u any to be paid the civil CONTINGENT
IN execution OF The resolution the Executive will clad
" receive suitable model, from any person or persor,
VINO ma! be disposed to offer the same on or before The
hTsi day of October next. II is IL be understand tIa IL
must De the model of such monument as that the COST
o. eIeohg 1t IN the city Of Richmond shall not exceed
WIN. ROBERTSON, c. c.
1"hV oV- e..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-21
.Jfyy 81.

NlRGlNIA.-M superior court or chancerv 6oI.
den at the capit0tin the tity Of Richmond, me
1914 nay Of January, 1918.
Nichoias j. Poinderter, admir- de 6ons non, MN The
"AI G'"ered, Of James DE6aey, .FIainiiG,
AGAINST
Thomas drderson cT'or Of Michael anderson, dec
ana fteHdTd 11deTs0n.. Defendants.
This cause in w6ich RE 6W hatH been taken fer
confessed as TO The dcfead0NfS and o., ho,n the de-
crefdt order Jon thdt purpose Gppsa-Sto hare been
Gty erecHted, came or This day 10 he heard on the
bHtdnd erhibifs, ana lr0S argued by counsel : On
conSiderdto' Uhere0 the c0Sirt doth order that one
Of as commissioners do examine, state amt Teport TO
theco"rt, whdt amount James Da5ney ,cas compeIed
20 pdvf 10 DoHdtd, Scott Co iH his character Of eror
Of Ponncey anderson, dec. by TIE iudgment Of me
diHTtct court Of CGrf9tteSgike tkQt ne also state
the amount Of me jRe aof and due from the
estate IF jich0et 4acTSOI, rec the estate Of the
Sg'd (1"cey 1nde1SJ1, FIR the hire Of the Sive ID,
IRE biH mentioned and fhGt he do further state Mint
surplus may be Le oft1e estate Of the SAID PoRBccy
anderson, disfTi6nf0bke amongst the persons named
as tcgotees ia his WiH, after rebursng the estate
~ the '0d James DabHeg lor he aforesHidGe5t 1oi9
10 DONdid, Scott Go. and alsG ms casts in me sst
against michael 1HdcrS0n ard tint INC said com
missioner 10 St0te ether ndtfers specioLIy deem
cd pertinent by himself which mag be required 6y
the parties 10 be SO stated.
II cOpy-IeSte,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-21

NOTICE Is hereby given that petition Will be prr
sehted 20 the next General Assembly OF Vircjuia
usF.ne t0f us object the opening road from the ety
" hChnoHd, in the direction Of BeviPs BRIDGE or
so'iie other convenient point the AppomattoN 50
W Cohheci Witn tae ROAD lately authorized by act OF
Aggasi7. o. ,s..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-21

AS ACHPELhi-The place OF nay residence in Gran
1VI Vile county, North CaTona, seven miles soutb
Roanoke fiver containing by deeds to me- one tbouand
anu nve acres, lying Ike waters Of Nuhush and Isl,
ana creeks, in one OF the veat.est Deighborboos n,
tie state is offered FOR SALE The quality of Ibis Land "a
sucn as The land is generally IN It's vicinity suitable for
the growth 81 tobacco. Gotten heat beng artei,
alone which are raised for market. The improvements
are uneXcepnonahe-the dur,iing house is large and
eieRaht, presenting front Of SIXTY feet ard con
RAINING hiietn hundred ard Twelve square feet on door
exclusive oithe paz2as, with cellar under the who'll
oitbe house, walled from The bottom with stous air
eAeete.t cchonse twenty Steps nom the dining ,nan,
door the spring we nse seventy steps the Li,c
en,as good water as any below the mountains every
honse That Is necessary for the of family on The
plantation is on 1t good fsTty saw cotton Gin with
sHtahie houses to workit; garden containing about
one acre IN high state Of cultivation with alno
~ article That is usefn, ornamental in IL good an
pie orchard and every oker Kind of fruit that rs com
mon IN tins part ofihe country The MAN road leauirS
from Hisborough to Petersburg aud Richmond passes
urough this lana about four hundred yards in ion of
my house, where have dwelling house suitable for a
small family; all my stock and crop growing on he
plantation together With the furniture in the house
be had BY The purchaser 0ftbe land az fair price.
WILLIAM HUNT.
tta
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-21

MANCHEsTER TURNPIKE cOMPANY.... Nstice
~ - hereby gwen, that petition will he presented
70 the next General Assembly having Tor its object an
increase Of the present rates oflo and for other pur
PoseS' August. 2f..H3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-21

1aHea6le Zinc IN Steets, fr cOveyng houses sleafh
ing VesSetS, sc. SC
I has been sufficiently asceTtaiDed by experiment
BOTH IN this country and Europe that his valuable
lnNehton mas introduced better covering for houses
thah any other materials that have heretofore been ia
use u STANDS all Kinds OF weather without injury IL
lass as loHg and lighter than copper soldiers as
perfectly well with iron il communicates no had ena
to water, heng used in Europe for coffee pois Eiteh
en- utensils, &c and lately in Savannah for cutters n
receive anu pass of rain water into cisterns for culna
W ano otheI purposes. u costs but little more than
nag tAe P''ce Of copper is nearly cheap as slate
anu us ishtness "a square foot weighing but little
more than Peund0 suitable for large buildipgs
several houses IN New York covered 10 or ia
Hohths 9gowth zinc, which is yet perfectly tight and
nnhlnfeo The college of that city is also covered with
H. zIhe may be used in almost all cases where copper
tin and lead are employed.
Inc subscriber to whom the agency Of the sale of the
above article in this city has been transferred has re-
SeVed lew hundred sheets sample which the pnh
nc are invited to examine-He will furnish any quantity
that may be wanted M r. POTftAUX
July ". 81 ,ytf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-21
: Very p0tHG6te Property for safe 1rhich as fr0,rI
ne attentLon Of arm gel,llsnlan Of cnpitnk,,

very '0tna6te property tor safe, athich Is ac0rfh
the attention Of any gentleman Of capital"
4 WILL SELL the TRACT OF LAND. in the county
OF Hanover, whcreon my late father lived known by
the name OF Fairfield. IL contains ut present about
one thousand acres portion of which is fine Chicba.
honllAS low grounds most heavily iimbered with nine
wli'e oah and ash, is also part the high Ialo
From an experiment that has been recently made II
appeaTSto be well calculated fer tic use OF the paiser
Inc l grounds are capable OF making 6Tst rate mead
oW There is no tract of land in that part of the conn
uy,or as near Richmond which have ever seem that
mas rs uch line timber ON IL. II is within eight miles
OF tbs city oflichmond and If turnpike is effected as
now contemplated IL generally supposed will lessen
me distance two or three miles This place lie remarha
MY healthy, and believe am hen say there
no spot more below the mountains for there have
been as many cases longevity there and imnsdatey
IN that neighborhood, in any Fart of this state The
last possessor of Fairfield as well as several persons
few miles only from it, lived TO he upwards OF "a
years OF age and there one instance, where the
VaHCed age OF one hundred and twenty wears was at
famed The advantages attached this tract Of land
not generally TO be met with many such as pood
orchards, containing variety of the most CHOICE
iIuts not only sufficient to supply the OF PIT
vate family but to yield handsome income by sending
the surplusto The Richmond market; also single story
oWeiIlng mouse, with five and passages on A
hoor With every other necessary clubhouse for the ac
commodation Of large family; alln good order II is
Contiguous 10 me lands Of Mr. James Govan, Col. True
heart, and Capt. VIM. White.
will also sell my MERCHANT MILL, with SO acres
oIand attached to 1t in complete order as has
lately undergone q thorough repair.
viii dispose Of the above property altogether or d
VIDE H. as may be agreeable TO purchasers but
thlnE X would he most advisable to any person thst
can purchase, TO take the whole establishment az il
stands: 10 snch purchaser, every accommodation Will
oe given for seeding crop this fail. NV reason for
wishing TO sell is, that have made purchase in dit
IeIehi part oithe country, where intend removing
viii give an extensive credit on the greatest part Of the
purchase money 1.-THE payment being well secured aud
possession on the FIRST day next January The land
will be sbewn by my SON. Miles Macon For further
particulars, enquire of Mr. Thomas Taylor of Rich
mond, or myself. w H. MACON
,., New Kent county, Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-21
and its success jus0Ges me in recommending il
10 tue public. hope it will he tried.
CALVIN JONES.

n. Il. l ought TO have mentioned that Mr.
Maj! told me he had for many years tried vari-
.ous plans for clarifying cider TO prevent its
souring, by means OF milk, Ism. scalding,
&c scninmimg, iilteriug through sand &c. &c
and iunno all useful, bnt is satisfied that ire.
Quent racang or drawing is tar preferable TO
amy other method he has attempted.
Gdieigh Star.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-21

- atsgSH,E DepaTf1ft, ~ 0Shit,gfOH, 1fDyit 2S 1874
~ VIiCts hereby given, to tie proptietors NJ s,ock
- is'ueu uhGer the convention wiih France Of the
va one ociy OF half Of the principal Of said stoct
WIN De redeemed IN the 2Ist Of October next eusniag
lhe oaie hereof, and that the same will be pad 10 e
respective propretofs, or TO their aores duly guot.
eu on the GAY before mentioned al the Treasury in
"".uAtoh on ~ such Loan Osce, on the books here.
IahY portion OF said stock may thrnstand
IlorR@fioH IS FURTHER giUeR THAT the interest dne
~ tue ue ~ redemption, such part Of said stock as
% helo ~ Europe, viii be paid heretofore in London
ano amsterdam and that the on such patt Of
sdh STOCK as mas been domecajed will he paid AZ the
sst te WIN TIE principal, either Al the Treasury or
attic Loan OHces as before mentioned 5Dstt5s gys
NsFeOg Ngde f0orG, That interest she 1oitty or slf
oI SAID Louisiana Stock intended to be redeemed AZ
aotsHu WIZ cease and determine after the 2lst day Of
"0tope', 1873 WI. ~. CRAWFORD
-, secretary 81 the TreasRTv
H'"! - tiGutIO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-21
Augnst4

Nik"iNiA.-@h rateS h0iaeH ia ire CLERKS Office Of
me superior court Of chdncc'gJor the Richmond
dtStrct, The l5th deg Of JHiy, 1918.
He"ry FendItfsn and W0ryIiS Hjfe..".. plaintiffs,
AGAINST
james 81 1!oTT7Ss, rr'or Of SGmUeE OUcrton decd
SAINT OUertOn, reSidHary dcrisee Ofthe said Sa,9T
Ouerton, dec. and Richard OS6rfon and James
UVe'to. Defendants.
me nsfsHd0HtS Rich0Th OeertoR ana james fjger
t0h nor hdUiRg cgfered their appearance and E;reR
security according to the act OF assembly ard me
f1tcS mis- court, ana appearing 6y satisfactory
tO'dehce fhatthey are not inhabitants OF this conn
try, ltIs ordered That the said dstead0ntsd no
htre on the f,Gt day 81 the term amt 0nsser re
bHg ne pLdiatiGS and that copy Of This order be
t9fhtr'th inserted in Ne,nspGDer Jnit ished ia
Me cay % hichln0nd, for two months SHcceSSiUely
ana posted at from door c the capitol in The said
city. A copy-TSsfc ~ 1900
I'M. ". HENING, c. C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-21

IN CutNCENl at a court held for Buck fnyl,ou,
Il county, til Sth day IF July, 1918.
"'N'e ""eiI .'..'...''......... .ComPfdsn0nt
Lewis chasiSne, Ishain chas,ane, James Hudna and
khoda his wife, Jones and Elizabeth his wife
John Chasiaine, Jacob Chastaine, William Castaine
VIM. hyIes aud Mildred his wife, Moss and
Martha his wife, and Judith Chastaine, children and
httrs OF Rane Chastaine, dec. Martha CbasIaine
widow and executrX ot the last will aud testan emf
OF the said deccdent. ................S cycu1oUty
On the motion of the complainant and il apera,ina
to the satisfaction oftbe court that The defendants
Hudnai and wife. John Jacob and william, Claslaiue
are not inhabitants 81 this II H.cfeFn ana
nefeH, iat unless they shall here hefcre
November term next and the COMPS. Inau rs bill
Tue court VIII then proceed 10 take the confess
"a as TO them, and decree The matter thereof accord
ingll and that copy OF this order be forthwith rub
sned IN some Of the public newspapers of the city
oi Richmond, tor Two months snccessivrIy and that
another copy he posted the front door OF the court
mouse OF tins county. copy, Testc,
X. ELDRIDGE, jr ~ c.
s'"Hst1.