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ON OUR NAVIGATION ACT.
From BELLS LONDON mEssENGER or max .,
Amgrican acts for eroLNding Brilish oslyniaL

bFon BELLS iONDON mtSSbNGtR OF MAX u.
Ameriean acts for excluding British Osi1HiaI
commerce fyoB 1yHerican ports
u may be remembered by our readars, that
about two months since, committee Of the
American Congress produced report upon
the trade Ut America with the West Indies, in
which the committee took a view Of the com
paratiye advantage Of that trade with the Bti.
tiSh aud Americans. they stated, as far rs we
ourselves remember, that ihe value of the arti.
cles exported from America for the supply Of
the West India islands exceeded the amount Of
lWO millions; bnt that, by the eject OF the
English navigation laws, the whole Of tliis sup
ply was fetched by British vessels; that the A.
IGerlcau vessels were rot allowed to touch at a
Wet ladia slaud and that, in consequence,
America lost her fair proportion ~ the carry.
ing trade % hPr OWn produce That the Eng.
lisa we're prohibited BY law from bnyiDg, unless
they we're allow ed 10 carry. and that thus her
ma1iiime greatness vas InsintaiUed az the ex-
pcuse OF OtEeT powers. Under This view Of The
circums tauceS Of t'il. trade. the committee re.
commended an act for Introducing correspond.
lug restrictions (aa FAR IS respected the " est
India i'iands) wi'h ilte E1glish navigation acts
and almost promised the Congress that the ne.
cessity for provisions and lumber vould compel
England to depart from monopoly introduced
oHly in the more baTbarons aye Of nations. " "
- impossible" say the committee, chat the
Eogbsh colonies subSiEt sitboutlumbeT, slaves.
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I lklON HoTEL.-1his establishment viii be con.
- ductedby JAMES Il DRILL BROCK.
VIII be responsible for all cont acts made by them
for the supplies and other necessary expeces OF Tie
Hotel. JOitN DAMS
JAMES s DRILL BROCK respectfully inform
their numerous friends and the public that they feel
themselves highly battered IN having the Union Hotel
conhded TO their management, and pledge themselves
10 use their best ehdeaVors TO merit patronage,
give satisfaction.
July 10 40 -
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TWENTY DOLLARS REwARD.--Ranaway IRON the
subscriber, negro woman, named BiDDY about
,hIy Years old dark complexion near feet inches
IN town. suppose she about here. her of
W, rover. JOHN CLARKE.
Petersburg, July n. %
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ABBY X SEABURY.
mark.

etREBBoRN'S PATENT PI OUGHS.... The SUBJ chi.
bers have1ust received and offer for sale 30 Free.
6orn's Patent PIoaghS of assorted sizes. These
pionghs are believed combine as many IL not more
advantages, than any plough used in Virginia.
some OF Our best farmers have hem speak them
in the very highest terms.
FLEMING JAMES & co. Market Bridge.
July IS. "a sf
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K'A3MAHi HALL-hsw YOTk.....The copariner
n DeIshlp heretofore existing Jstween ABRAHAM Is.
1ARTLiAG and WILLIAM b. COZZENS, was dissolved
On the ist OF ApT last, by mutual The estah
hshinent viii he continued by the subscriber.
lhe situation of iaAmdRy Hdk is probably untiyal
ied IN this ciij facing The Park aud tile City Hail. ard
WihIn minutes walk Of the Theatre, Academy OF the
zine arts, Museum, &C. II presents Inducements Cor
air, prospect convenience aud accommodation inferior
to none IN ibis city. Travellers fion the different
STATES IN the union and FROM this STATE will ind At Tam
many Hall larder well stocked with all tho dcHcacies
OF me season, choice wines, airy bed chambers aud
every convenience that can be expected and nosi
hiousIs te terms. WM b. COZZEhS.
July IA. N v,
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A Roman Co;n fornJ;, T,py,,sc,

A Koran Coin JoRniia Tennessee.
NASHVILLE, Jnly7.--1t has long been desi-
dera,um with the learned 10 know by whom
tue numerous old Notifications. Sc. i'm the
western country were erected il is nsw IN our
power 10 add one fact that may serve TO direct
enanirers little further. A short time since
q cellar as dug in the town of Fayetteville. on
the Elk river in this state, not far from the
Iiues 81 one OF those ancient foriSca.ions 20
common IN the western states. and iu the dirt
was found carroded with Kind OF rust small
piece OF metal, which being disrobed of its co.
vering was ascettsined to be a Rsmas silver
coin, Issued about loo yea RS after Christ and in
GOOD state OF preservation. II is in the pos
session OF a merchant ct Nashville, and has
been seen by hundreds, MANY al whom are an.
t'qnarians, AID they are all satisfied it is ge-
nulne coin. and one gentleman who was lately
In Italy and saw the busts of TIE persuns re-
presented or the cOin declares the heads very
good liSenesses.
On one side around the edge these letters
are seen
ANToN1svs AGy PIvs y P TRIP COS III
on the other side,
ATRELIvs CESAR AVG p III cos
which 10 construed TO read
Arto1tus augustus Plus pri,,cp pontifer tey,io
c0nSule
4sTetius Cesar augustus poasifeT, tcItio consale
Inc marks, letters, sc. eX2ctl, aeTeein eve
fy particular with ;he probatSe state of the
arts aud history ofthe times /; but how the coin
was brought TO Tennessee we leave others TO
ascertain.
Since the subject of the Roman coin has oc-
cupied pubic attention, we have learnt many
facts interesting to the antiquarian.
Some few miles above Columbia on Duck ri
yer are a number OF Notifications al a mounds
INTO one at which some Young men dug = small
distance, and i0und several! well burnt bricks
aoonthineInches square and thTeeiccnes :,iick
also several fragments OF ear,hen ware, also
sword about2feet long, differently Sha ped from
any In use SINCE the whites visited the continent
apparently once highly polished hut now much
ea' MI with rust. We learn from Respectable
source that gentleman passing over one OF
Tie fields OF ancient slaughter on the bank 0!
The Caney fork, his eye caught some rude let
tiers on fiat stone, he examined il and made
out-we are all cutoff. Who were the suffer
erS we have yet TO learn, and hope that some
fortunate discovery will one day satisfy the
craving curiosity.
LOring, honoriRg and obeyins."-A Mr. Sea-
bury, OF Rhode Island, having advertised his
wife in the usual terms, she retOIted in the fol-
lowing tart style; which says the True Ameri-
ca'D proves her to have spirit sufficient, if she
has not much prudence:
whereas Peter, my ungrateful husband has
thought proper to advertise me in the last Pa
triot, as having eloped from his bed q board
this is 10 inform the public, that a. To "A bed he
has none OF his own, and board h. has never
furnished me, but has lived on my hard earn
ings; his caution about trusting me is quite
unnecessary-where he is known he cannot get
trusted himself
ABBY y SEABURY.
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MichmOnA hurry MillstOne

MANUFACTORY.--Tbe subscribers have made saes
I'VE arrangements for procuring materials, that thay
VIZ have constantly band supply Of the best BURR
BLOCKS and having obtained HuIpber Of 6rst rats
Northern workmeDs they Hater themselves this
factory will not be surpassed by any IN the o. States
strength or beauty Of workmanship They have now %
hand 81 pair ofTg3dy made, warranted MiLJSTONEs.
different sizes, bnBder their immediate superinterd
ahce which they VII sell at Northern prices Tor oasOr
townaeeeptances. Persons wishing to get MiLSTONES
previous to The next cTep will please TO forward their
defs 10 which punctual attendance shall he paid. They
bave aisOesabsbed msupfactory in PeteTsburv who're
North Carolina merchants, aud mlefs adjacent 10 "a
teIsbuTg are respectfully Invited to call ana sye
cimeb Of workmanship. 97.wtf
WHITE, DlYiDSOG & co.
Febrnafy %. 18th between y and streets,
4 SHALL leave Richmond for (ew weeks--Durpg
u M absence my creditors will cali on Major Kotgt
Gamble FOR settlement of their accounts.
THOMAS GUY.
July -. s4,.2
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HaHeabte Zinc i Ahoefs, for covering hoses shea!Ls
ing UeS5ekS, dc &c
I has been suibceEuy ascenained by experiment.
both in this country and Europe, that this valuable
nVeatioD has introduced better covering for houses
than any other materials that have heretofore been H
nse 1t stands all kHds sf weather without injury Il
lasts as long, andis lighter than copper IL soldiers
vel as any other metal IL requires paint il agTest
perfectly well With Ion II communicates no bad quail
~ to water, being used ia Europe coffee pots ke
en- utensils dc. aud lately in Savannah for cutters a.
receive and pass of rain water into cseTns for cuBa
~ and ether purposes II but little more has
nay me prize or copper is nearly cheap as slate
aud rem lis gbtness square foot weighing lii
more than peundO more suitable for large buildings
Several bonses IN New York were covered 70 or -
months ago with Zinc, which yet perfectly tight and
uninJpred The college offhat city 10 also eossed wis
TIN and lead are employed.
Inc subscriber 10 whom the agency Of the sale Of tns
ABOVE atce 10 this city has been Transferred, hes 10
EeiVed few hundred sheets sample, which the pub
lic are invited 10 exanneHe will furnish any quaniisi
tsst may be wanted. NJ. b. POuIAUX.
July IL. 2I.wtf
NOTICE hereby given that The cells in The Lunats
Hospital in the city Of Williamsburg, appTopTiate5
Tor male patients, all occupied, and that no moIs
male patients will be received into the said Hosgils
anti some OF The said cells vacant-dpe notice =
which will be given.
By 0rdsT ftbs Court Of Directors,
LEO. HENLEY, c. C. d.
A1ne %. wit
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LVoR sALE--YWSi5e HfeIg NTGRO MN. now III
the pententtaty, who have been Ieprieyed for sale
aud trans portatiOB.
Proposals will be received at this ONCE ftom those
persons who may wish to purchase Twelve month";
SIe0t WI be allowed The purchaser on his giving
Dohos WIN approved security for the psymeut and to
carry tbe said slaves out OF the United States.
Council Chamber July n "a
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y HANDSOME CoAcHEg, hut iitlte used made by
one OF tie hTsi worknen i'll tie city, and II the be
materials Tor sae-i may be had wiih without sn-
Perloi plattn harnessAud pair of strong veil broke
young H0KSES.--Appy TO Mr. James si,eooara ono
site the Eagle, at this Office.
Juiy -. "a 4,
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Ranavay from, Tie
night the 18th nfsant negro man by the name of IA
COB, ~ years Of age, about feet or inches high
wen proportional. He wore coarse yarn str
ped homespIn roundabout coat, and panaoons of tie
same ent may have other clothes along. has very
remarkable scar bis left temple near his eve extend
ing ms foreeadt his check shape of an javer,ed
s, tAsngb nearly straight. purchased him of VIM Tho
mas, IN ST. Marys coEniy Maryland. TO which place he
toned reward to any person who will deliver him 70
ms, or secure him in any Jail that get him again
ana likewise pay all reasonable expences incurred
thereby. HAHN cRInnIs
july 81. % "a,
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Oh ANCERY.--at cour, held fot Prince Edwgfd
Il souny, the 18Th day of Nay, 1918.
Oprulah jenkins aud Sarah his wife LittlebeTry Ian
kins and MIlley his wife Josiah Hurt and Elizabeth
nus wife, Thoipas T.. Young William BIightwelI and
MARY bNs"iie, william hai.oa and Tabtna his VIE,
AGAINST
Elizabeth Young, widow OF Henry Yoing John Watson
sen Thomas Watson, Edward RedlOrd adninisiJatof
Of Augustus Watson, dec. and John Watson, Jun
NH, DeteRddnfS.
rms suit abates as 10 John Waisen SEN by his death
ana on motion Of the complainaBts by counsel tbe
same sands revived against William Johnson and John
watson Jr his executors, and the said william Johnson
au J'nh ftson JT his eG'ors, and the said M John
son ahd 'ohh watson exOIs OF the said John Watson
SEN hoi having entered their given se-
curly sccoidiLg 10 act Of the General Assembly aud
he rnI OF this court and il appearing tke saiisac
toh Oi the court that they not nhaD this
state, on tie Irtton Of the Compainants BY counsel
ms 0rderfa fhat The said defendants William Johnson
and John Watson, jr. eX'os OF John Watson sen. dec
40 appear hsie on the first day Of September court next
and answer The c0inplanans' bill that copy ,of
this order be forthwith inserted some one OF the prb
ic newspapers printed in the city OF Richmond for tao
months s"ccessiveiy and also posted at the doo-
oitbe courthouse of this county.
copy, Teste, d. J. wORSfIAm %. c.
Jhbe ~. I5..9SWs
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD Runaway from,
Richmond on or ahoui the 25th vt April last.xbere
ne was EiTeh, my negIe man named GILES-Ae is
snon - wears old, bye fse ten eleven inches high
bas lost BIS right eye; he has dat nose and rather
pitssng address, and when intsx Gated is very talLa
tve; He Is well kpswn in he lower country particular
vhom kichnond 10 Hampton, where he has waited on
me as bod! servant for years past as he has
variety o. clothing, particularly describe his
dress. III delivered mex confined In jail so that
gel him again, will give The above reward
Hanover 7 a.
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fOUBIC SALE.By virtue OF a deed Of fTnsi executed
to the subscriber Ivy John H. Saunders on tic Sth
day Of Noyemsrr 1916, aud recorded in the clerksooe
81 POwbaian for The purpose Of ne John g9ueb
The payment of the sum Of one thousand six b0nered
ard eighig seven ana one half dollars, with isterest
thereon nom thefrst a. If Nay 1916 until PAYMENT
Wlhhe exposed % sslg, 70 the highest bidder the
prtn'fs, for cash. ON the yst v QC gcVkel16er reaf
Tic Lots No. % n % So 81 lying ~ the town Of JeC
isrion, In Porbstan county, With their appurensncea
The title vested The subscriber will ne eyed 10 the
purchaser or purchasers.
July 20. "a. IDS.
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Translated FOR the Democratic Pressl
Champ D'AziIe, PrOUiace Of TerGs,


Re united by series of the same eaamities
which have torn us from our homes. and scat
tered us suddenly in different Countries. we
have resolved TO seek an asylum, where we NAV
be able to recall our misfortunes, that we ma
draw from them useful lessons.
A vast country presents itself to US: a com
try abandoned b. civilized men, where is ouIy
10 be seen, some points occupied, or traversed
by Indian tribes, who, cOntented with the
chase, leave without cultivation, a ieTritory AZ
fertile as extended. In tie adversely, of which,
we boast, far from ia bombing eur spirit. we
exercise the first right granted to man, by the
author of nature, in establishing ourselves Oh
this LARD, TO feftilise il by onT abOrs and 10 de
mand from ii the products, 10 never refuses to
perseverance.
We attack no one we have no hostile iuten-
tions. We ask peace and friendship with all
who surround us and Will be grateful for the
kindness, which will be extended 10 rs We
will respect the religion, the laws, the manners,
and the uSages OF civilized paiiOns. We will
respect the Independence, The customs, tire
mode OF life Of the Indian nations, whom we
will not restrain either in their hunting, or in
any stber point of their existence.
We will uiainiaiu with ali those, TO whom it
viii be FXpedIent. social relations, and good
neigbbCfbood, as we'll as commercial pursuits.
Onr department will be peaceful, active and
iaboriOus; we viii be useful 10 the eXtest of
our power; and will render good for good.
Bat lift he possible that orr situation be not
respected and Tint persecution may follow MS
10 the deserts where we have sought retreat,
we ask ii Of all reasonable men, what defence
would have been ever more legitimate than
oursf IL will be that Of the most entire dev0
ton. Our resolution is taken before hand We
have arms. The care of orr preservation, has
imposed it on US, 10 furnish ourselves with
them, az men in ovr Situation slwayshaye doue.
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toh SALE--CHe thousand acres Of LAND, abou,
10 miles below Nehmosd, aud lies partly In n e
county oil heniico and partly the coRnty Of Charles
tiiy, Of turkey island creek, aud within mile Of
James RIVER Twohirds OF this land is we'll and heavi
" tmoeieu the growth consisting of pine, red oak
wne oak q hickory IL lies remarkably well is line
sou and necnary adapted TO the clover plaster
On this land is one of the best county grs,
mills below Richmond, producing AN income Of about
niteeh hundred dollars per annum or three saw
uiS can be erected near the Rrist mill an inconside
iahe tNpense, and which ean have constant DIV of
Tue pest pihe III the lower country in its immediate
neighborhoed Thepurchaser, ii be chooses can have
hePtviiese Of carrying the r Il James river where
ne can have fall of upwards Of twenty feet.
For terms, apply TO The subscriber.
ROBERT GAMBLE-For HtyL Carter.
June g.
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bBE SUBSCRIBER respectfully infOfnls his friends
ana me public, that be has resumed his former ba
~, S. and has now on hand general assortment of
GROCERl rs -. From his long experience in the line Of
business he hatteTs himself that he viii he enabled 10
give Satisfaction to a persons buying At his store az il
Us MS intention Al all times to Keep articles OF the hest
qhsies, which he will sell for moderate vroas for
cash or produce and to such have paid principally
heretofore. The usual credit, IL required.
iie also informs the public that be Is authorized TO
give 10 cash the highest prices for wheat which will be
IeoeIFeo ~ his store on ~ street ShOckOe Ilii a few
doors east Of James BoOtwTgbPs.
tofthr Iasttne, he earnestly calls on all who are
ewing him, either BIZ bond note or account TO come
forward, without delay and settle tie same as Longer
Indulgence cannot be given. JOSHUA CRUNP.
-H1 " 20. .4tifS 6tOf
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oouAp VIZ roR 49,.


IS valuable estate lies in Hanover county, upoa the
u naih road Leading from Hanover town TO Hanover
courthouse, two bies from the ak miles from
ue ialei contains about one thousand Of lasd
iowgronnds OF the first qraty lying the Pa
mihky river, by which IL Is bounded for more than
ns Tue balance Of the tract 10 high land Of superior
quauy WIN wood aud timber snihcieut 90 support The
esaie Is nnely watered, distant eighteen miles on the
Siy OF h.nmond Upon this estate are twosory brick
the other be made so at small expense TbxTel,
also the wasoia iwosicy house 03 :eet by AZ ,ost
eiegant workmanship; the roof has bv fire
but the walls so little injured iha, they may be bu on
Immediately.
The sale viii take place the fret day of July mex,
ON the p enises 10 the highest bidder one hail OF the
purchase money to be paid on the day OF safe for the
Oh the land. ~'''
Ir. vest, who is the manager, will sew the land to
ap person Wishing TO purchase and the price will he
MADE ksowh OF application by letter to the
subscriber, near Gloucester courthouse.
The pu chaser will ne permitted seed small grain
ana may have full possession the list December enc ba
only being kept TO protect the crop Till sale can be
made oft THOMAS n pnorDs
White Marsh, March 3. esu
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md IN ALBEMARLE FOR sALE.-I wish to seiI
- The farm live on containing 1904 acres lying on
me east SIDE OF the S"Uth West Mountains, distant
anoni mile and half, adjoining lands Of captain
James Lindays captain Benjamin oliver, jr. others
Abou one hall OF this tract is cleared well takea
WIN clover, the soil being well adapted the clover
a"d plaster system; about 30 acres prire meadow
wen taken With timothy situated in rieb and healthy
hrlsbpiho0d. The improvements are comfortable
sweipg WIN other convenient ont houses spring Of
excellent limestone water; a limestone quarry that
might ~ wrought to advantage; young orchard Of
cholce INIT For terms, which will be accommodating
apply to the subscriber, iving the premises-IeI
cd 10. BENRY RRFNsS
July7. ia uS5s,
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EuFrl DOLLARS RFsSARe.--Eiopsa nom the ,uh
- scIiDer ON the 25th Of last month CESAR, a very
nhe! man, OF darn complexion. supposed be abou,
eet 40 inches high, pretty stout aud so wears of
age OF gooa eouatenauce and is smile and she,v
ms tee'hwh-n spoken to: He has bseR employed 10,
some years as waegoner, and Is well acquainted in
cnmona peieIsbutg, and some of the northern Towns
who viii deliver smto Mr. 30, d. ar of this eoun,x -,
MnoIn mad sold' him previous TO his elopemeut or
i"eNii DOLLARS II he be secured that 4 ye, MIN
agnn. II Is dihcuit to describe his dress as n :,
eecteo he has taken Variety of clothing with him bn,
nc mas most commonly worn drab Goa, and
CORDUROY pantaloens, and small fur black hat which
ooAs little rusty and TOOK with hun parcel OF de,
man eznabuigs for paniaoeEs, aud homespun Shrine
,..,,.,... JOHN g. BAPTIST.
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Il Twenty FyUe for either. ' "
JOHN Is about forty years Of age stout well made
Fellow. much pitted with the su,a pox has wife IN
about Richmond. "
BEN is about twenty two he 10 no doubt abep,
hicAnond or Manchester, as purchased HIM of Mr..
Winfree, OF Manchester.
Any person who will deliver the above negroes 10 me
AT Muddy Greek Mills, shall receive the above reward
aud al, reasonable expences paid.
July 4: ls..s,. VIM. BoNDURANr
ENfrf DOLLARS REwARD.-Ranavay from the
- eunscIioeI on Ifiday, the Sd Inst negro fell
lows, viz. GEORGE and EDMUND.
EDMUND is of a yellow complexion, about 20 Years
Of age, about ak feet high few grey hairsyery
Thornton. in fredericksburg.
GEORGE is asmali black fellow, about feet or 10
inches high about 81 Of age and is
sehsibei am told that be read and write but do
not Know It for fact. He will probably attempt 10
pass as free man. "
The above reward will be given. with all reasonable
expehces, TO aPpehend and lodge them in any jaI and
give information 80 that get them again Twins in
Sosth Carolina Fairfield District, Rocky Mount Post
or ,, =, JAMES II. PICKETT,
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UtI+ TfuUIID,
AGAINST
Archeiaus Allowsy Strange Elijah Craig and Nancy his
wife late Nancy Aoway Strange Amos Cbipps and
Judith bis wife, late Judith Alioway Strange Jeel
hhOway Strange, Rebecca AllOway Strange, viii
nam Alloway Strange, Eliza AllOway Strange and
Lucinda hilowaJ otrangc-0f whom said Archelaus
Nancy. Judith, Joel, Rebccca. william, Eliza and
Lucinda are children and heirs Of said Archeams Al
ioWay Strange, dec. and grand children Of the said
gohh AioWay strange. the elder, dec. DefeNd0Rts
= lle p'mhuhs bill being this day fled, and the de-
PENDANTS bayng entered their appearaoce and given
security according 10 the act OF assembly and the rules
Of ths conE sud appearing % Tie satisfaction Of the
eoprt that they not inhabitants Of this COMMON.
wealth, on The motion Of che plaintiff Wy his counsel III
Is OrdeTed, That the said defendants sppsar here on
The fourth Monday IN September next and answer the
paniihs bill, aud that copy Of this order he fofhWh
inseTedin some paper printed in the city Rich
neno and continued for eight weeks excessively and
also that another copy thereof be posted al the rout
door Of the courthouse IF this county.
copy, Teste,
JOHN TlMBERLAKR. c. c.