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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-23

E'kUSI DEED. In pursuance Of ihe provisions OF
-. aaeed 0fTust dated the 9Th day Of April, 1870
rom Thomas z. Waggaman and wife, duly retarded
sGeoTsng to sW) for certain purposes therein named
sha'i proceed on JHGsdGy Me Tth day of DeceBlbst.
nsdt, between the hours Of 10 a. IS. and ~ P a. an
the premises TO sell for cash certain lot OF gyoond
fronting my feet on the channel Of James river al
joining the property " John Lester and others ana noe
w the possession ofJobn Foster aud SON aud used ~
thern as what Said property to be sold subject 10
leass wkicb will expire in the year Is2s
November "a. 81 ',fus'ee'
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PRICEOE STncKS

Bank of Virginia. :. so
Farmers Bank. 80
US. Bank. .............gl Il 90
Marine Stock mar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-23

A PETITION will be presented to the neXt 1;e1eTsY
Assemuly, praying that law may pass authorizing
su uuecshg the inspectors Of tobacco to break each
nhu iouf tunes, TOT the purpose Of eectually de-
sclng ana preventing false packing and iessenine the
Cehufe Anu complaints too often made against them Tor
passing bad tobacco-but to take samples from onlv
lWo breaks, unless the owner consents to more
70 rase tue price for opening, coopering and weigh
ing inspected tobacco and IN tile price Tor REVERSING
inspected tobacco, and prevent all grumbng and COM
plants against The preseRt very low And Ia
pass W" Ter the purpose Of authorizing themspectore
70 sell oDscco IL the eXstiHg statutes do not give Them
'hs ight, ana 10 a. heir commission fer the same.
November "a. 81 o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-04
RRIG4DE ORDER.

Sd Brigade, NJ. ". Baltimore, Feb. ~, 1919.
ORDERED, That the THIRD BRIG ! De
hold themselves ill readiness 10 parade al 4
msment's warning, in full un' form, and with
arms and accOuirementS in complete order
Military bouors arc TO he paid 10 that dis
tinguished hero and defender OF his country,
Major General JACKSON, who is expected
III town in the course of this week. TO the
officers and soldiers of Baltimore, who parti-
cipated in the glorious defence of Our clIy
when invaded by formidable and well discip
lined army, thrust he pleasing duty 10 hail
the distinguished and successful defender Of
another portion of our country, when invaded
IN a greater force by the same enemy one,
il is expected, will be found wanting in duty
and respect.
Notice will be given of the time and place
of parade, as soon the approach Of the
Mgj0r General is ascertaiued.
by order of Gen. STERETT,
GEORGE COOKE, Brig. Insp.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-04

the United States was not 10 be outraged by
spies, traitors and iaw.ess aiyeniurers.
ReSotred, That IN the opinion OF this society,
Major General Andrew jackson has acquired
a lasting clam to the gratitude aud rene
brance OF his country, which is ever prepared
TO reward him who does his duty faithfully.
Done in society, az witness our hands, and
the corpOsate seal of the institution.
WM. MOONEY, Grand Sachen.
Season Of saops-year n discovery 3z7--9f IN
dependence i3-the Institntion -.
Nee York, lSih Jdnudry, 1919.
JAMES y. NJ MARTIN, Sycamore.
JOHN WHITE, Secretary.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. Is, 1919.
SlR--l avail myself OF the earliest opportu-
nifty OF ackuow lodging the receipt of, and
thanking you tor, yonr polite COMMUNICATION
OF the 18th inst. enclosing copy OF The reso.
lutons OF Tammany Society, or Columbian
Order.
Alta time rhen the public mind w0s ogititcd on
the subject ct the II minole ca,npaign, and
suspended betTeth censUre AID appreciation, yeHr
distinguished body expressed itStHte UpJr06Gfi0 a
o. niy conduct. As test,iiJnN my gratitude
tor The honor aud attention have received.
permit me TO present 10 the fammduy society,
or Columbian Order my sincere achuowie EGG
meuts.
/ I'm, sir respectfully. YOUR obedient serv't.
ANDREW JACKSON.
VIM. Mooney Graud Sacbem,
Iammans Society. ar Col Oider.S
RESOLU HON.
NtSOfftG, iNtl INT lstei!lbie anu lpSC!Ull0iS
passed TINS evening, approbdiory of the con.
duct of Major Genera jackson, 1T New or.
leans, and IN the Seminole war, be inn ediatciy
published Ia The republican hewspape, of tlIs
city asd that the'cVmmittee of the lIm. who
dramgh'ed the report, transmit copy Of The
same TO the General, accompanied with ID
respectful and complimentary letter.
JOHN WHITE, Secy.
Copy Of The dnSsccr OF General Jackson TO The
Committee cfthe Corporation.
SlR-The resolutions at the Common COun-
Gil of the city OF New York, with which van
have this day presented me, nave been read
with that satisfaction, winch tie geafio>ity
aud hospitality OF yOui honorable Oody is
calculated To inspire.
Ii affords me singular SATISFACTION, 10 be
enabled TO complt with the sevcra! requests
contained III yOur communication, a d dCcer t
with pleasure, yourpolIte invitation 10 witness
The ceremony OF presenting the standard 10
the GOveruor's Guard.
Hayiu= but flew ddvS 10 remain in this sec
ton of country, am Compcllcdto deny my self
tht pleasure HAD Anticipated in visiting VI est
POlht, aud therefore dee inc the acceptance
OF The transportation, which has been 80 Hbe .
rally offered for my conveyance u that place.
For the honor conferred on me by Nour dis
tinguished body, permit me TO present, thrO'
you, to the Common Council or the city ofNew
York, ihe assurances OF my high respect aud
gratitude.
am, Sir, your very respectful, and obcdicnt
servant,
ANDREW JACKSON.
Richard Riker, esquire, Cha,rmau,}
and the Committee.
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PREAMBLE AND RESOLUTIONS.
Gsil f5ertg, ne glerg q! nun.


Whereas, ~ government of the people, a
flee expression OF opinion, OH ali subjects geia.
live to national concerns, . the dignity, tic
tights aud character of the country, is one OF
Abe most valuable and important attributes Of
ffeemen, and should always be temporarily
and firmly eXerClsed when suitable occasions
present themselves and whereas Iammauy
society or Columbian Order, tie oldest body d,
associated for tie benefit OF liberty aud perpe-
TUFTS OF Our glorious constitution, has ever been
foremost 10 support OF our BD(iuts, aud VI
those citizens whose services have deserved
veil Ofiheir country and. whereas tie intTe.
pad aDd patriotic career of MAJOR General
Andrew Jackson. rs eYinced ia the glorious
battle Of New Orleans. and the successful bat
seS against The Seminole Indians, has reflected
arms OF Tie United , idtrs aud. viewing wiih
indi gndtlOn the Atiempt made ny secret enc
mics aud pretended friends, tU InjIre the
reputation Ut that gallant ufbcer, who has not
Gully deserved well " has country, bat merits
the gratitude OF posteuty
IherJOre, hesyiced by idmaIauy Society or
CrisBbiau Order. OF the ciiy aud county OF
NpW York, That the contact OF General
jackson, as manifested ~ Carrying into eNeCu-
ton the original seHtetIce of a cont martial
against Arb.tbuot aud AnIbrister. two despe-
rate adj eutHrcrs WhOhd let lOOsethe Indians
Dn Ouf sgttynIcnts, aud furnished them with
rms 20 murder infants, WOineuagd children,
Tas justified DN tic iaw OF nAtious. tbe laws o!
y A., and H. i1fnataDie principles Of retaoa
lion Az = self ieuce and We highly approve
Of the MANLY spiTr of tire American general
,rtO promptly punished the offenders aud
Suiprits against huUiduiFy aud tue nights l las
taaalrsi aud ieashi totLisu enilssefics, tiiai
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-04
II NCflBIIEG MARBLE

THE subscribers having put Iheir HSrbie mn in ope-
Iaon. aie prepared 10 execute with skill aud dis
patch, orders for chimney nantes bearihs, steps
tOInbstOnes .siils &c. &c. The mill is situated Oh the
bank OF James orders therefore fIouI Richmond
Petersburg and Norfolk be nled little exyence
freight
This, tits believed is the first and only establishments
Of the Kind IN virginia ana The citizens have now
opportunity OF furnishing themselves with these use.
ful ndoInamental articles Of he quality the pToduc-
ION OF their own state the pTOpretoTs but in
dulge hope that they will meet liberal encouragement
Y. S. Quarter who Can come veil eco nimeDded
will receive liberal wages.
Samuel CHRISTOPHER s Jordan 1nthonU.
Lynchburg, Sept. ~. 42..ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-04

INoR LEASE, for a term Of yeats noul Tie Ist OF
a May next, those valuable II MERCHANT Mills call
ed the Mayo -They are situated opposite TO
the city Of Richnond the hank of James river from
which they are most abGndantly supplied with water
at all seasons OF the The situation ofIhese mills
consider superior 10 any ever The facility Of
transporting by water the wheat which grow
and below tie falls Ia the mill DOORS together with
opportunity OF purchasing the wheat which is brot by
land from the south side OF the river ensure any
capitalist disposed 10 embark in the manufacturing OF
Hour, all the advantages IN point Of graiu aud milling
power which ktn be desired drawing feet
OF water can Fay at the wharf about hundred yards
from the mills, from which the -four is shipped To-
rei2n market. These mills have hitherto been la the
occupancy Of Messrs Myers, Marx & C0-ifprefsrred,
would dispose ofthe above mills terms dIvanLa.
geous 10 The pnrchaser.IbCre many mill sites
tached 10 them with water sufficient supply all the
machinery which may be eTeetrA thereon.
Should not meet with purchaser of this valuable
property before The first sf May next, shalt then
ready to lease, ioi term of yeais the mill sites with
any quantity Of water that may be required
Z. C. MAYO.
IT The Editors Of the Baltimore 3merical dnd
Phtfddekphia DemOCTdtI Press uiH please 10 insert
The d6ove advertisement FOR ttco ucekS ia their
Pecfre Papers, dRd fOrtrdrd their bills fp l.. &. ".
Feb. 2. SJ..tf
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Tammauy Society, or Columbian Order.

NEW DIRK. feDfNary 10, lSly.
S!R-In addition to the hOuor-we feel the
IiveIiest pleasure in transmitting TO you, the
nnaniHdus sentiments of our sationai lmstiiu-
tiou they are such as we anticipated from
tie whole American nation; aud which are
now tally demonstrated by their voice in the
great council of the union.
Inc date dt our resolutions, sir, will show
You the early interest we took, in publicly
expressing our undivided determination to defend
your HONOR, your dtSinterested PATRI oTisM q,
your GALLANrRY and DECISION, in the arduous
conflicts you SO happily and gloriously
sue ceedcd IN. The very extraordinary aud
brilliant events, which occurred in terminating
the late glorious war with Great Britain, have
stampt, with imperishabie eclat, the American
name; especially, the transcendaht scene,
which closed the last act, of inflated British
pride and folly at New Orleans. To you, sir,
under the divine auspices and the amor pgtria
~ or 6rars, our rirtuous WeStera brethren, tour
country rs indebted for the result of that most
unprecedented day.
Loiumbas voice. in peals of iron thunder,
proclaimed the dread fiat of That eventful
morn Terra, was dreuched with human gore !
Inc perturbed elements were hush"d ! Mars
ard Bel.o2a retired from the ensanguined
heid! and godiike peace resumed her gentle
Telgu but how trans!tory are the 1eeting
views aud hopes Of credulous man the furies
are again nncbaiued, personated by Spaniard ,
Britain, Indian. congenial trio with nnre.
lent'ns malice planned, and matared in Plnto's
coDriaye, they again rash forth TO reap the
fruits OF niamy IN desolation and in blood /
The aIsenai OF heaven still preserved an
averging sword, to punish their long cultivated
perfidy. 'fhe genius of our country placed it
in your efficient hand the insulting honor of
our aspiring glory, so long suffered with
impunity BY imbecile, treacherous nation
and the p8nders of venal court, together
with the less criminal, ignorant AborIgines--
sous OF nature-was promptly avcuged-Ius.
tice. h9uor, humanity, marched i'll your train
10 ;lIs fields OF glory.
1he Seminole war, with all its thOrns, has
entwiued a laurel round your brow. impersl-
able as time. We APPRECIATE your noble deeds,
and greet you hero, ScoWree Of British insoiencs,
Spanish perfdy, i Indian cruelty these. sir, are
ths sentiments ofthe sons of liberty in New
IOik who compose the national Institution OF
Z anIiHauy Society or Columbian Order, mo. ],
81! the United otates)-Here, sir, We guard the
patiIot hame-" PRESCRIBED Gy concord" IFS Ell
iuiSencc, ina blaze OF glory, shall surround
snd accompany yoHtO the temple of intermina-
BILE Jame GH5 honor. The Aearts ut your coun-
try'nen, swoln with ind snal0n at the maig-
SAINT blasts of prosecuting envy, expanded to
explosion; aud, in one spontaneous eifusiOH,
Tiled the enCiO sed preamble aud resolutions.
have the honor, sir, in behalf Of TanmaDy
Society or Columbian Order (aud The commit.
tee whose names are under written. to sub.
scribe myself your friend and fellow patriot.
VIM. MOONEY, G.S. aud
Chairman Of the Committee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-04
R0nnOhe Land for sale.

THE subscriber will sell his land ON Roanoke river
Ia the county Of MeckienbuTg TO the highest bid
der, at MecklehGure Courthouse MOAd0y, the 10TH
d2y ~ march neat, (being court week 1.-The terms
wil' he cash, or one, two, three years may best
sun those disposed TO puTchase-.. The land adjoins
kIcbaid H. walker, Charles field, aud Sam'l Lock.
ett, EsqTs. and II strong and rich containing BY an
old survey l6I acTesIt has good wafer with oeIa6e
improvements. The Land will be shewn to those wish.
lug to view it, by Richard IL. Walker by the subscr
Der, living III WarTeDlon, ". VIM. GREEN
Feb. n. ids.
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II RICHMOND BURR MIIL.STO d

II KCIMUNp bUFK MIIL.STOtL
NVANUFhCTORY.-The subscribers have MADE such
4sl arrangements for procuring materials, that they
wall have CONSTANTLY hand supply of the besi BURR
BLOCKS and having obtained number Of nrst rate
Northern workmen, they hataf themselves this anu-
Factory VIII not he surpassed by any tue u States
siehgth or beauty OF workmanship. They have OH
nand 80 pair ofready made, warranted MiLLSIONES,
different sizes, built under their immediate
ance, which they will sell Northern prices for caso
town accetlances. Persons wishing get MiLLSIONES
previous to the next crop will please their
deTs, 10 which punciua attendance shall be paid they
nave aisoesiahshed manuactory IN sburg
North Carolina merchants aud miIIers adjacent to p,
tefsbss areiespecituiiy invited call aud spe-
ciihen al Hofhibanship. 97-wu
WHITE, DAVIDSON u co.
Fchrnaiy %. lS;b between ID aud T streets.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-04
1915 Prizes of 10 Price Of Tickets 81
1flI. prt<,s,,t ~

There Is IN this scheme three blanks to- prize
aId the prizes will he paid without discount ;hIy
aileT each dfawins discount OF near Ia per cent.
the amount of tickets sold is nadc deay
ofiu" oitery. and Ia found the Academy The simplicity
ana eniife fairness OF this plan at drawing lotteries
ne subscriber trusts claim Tor The patronage of the
p"hiie, especially when the laudaDe object Ike pro
hSti"n .f education, is consldeTrd. The subscriber
Wedges himself that the scheme which he eiers
essentially different nom the lottery OF numbers at.
tempted in Richmond some Tine since.
lcAeis at NJ each nov Cor sale in this city, and
nah The principal towns IN Virginia. The lottery III
positively be drawn on the 50 of April and all phi
res Will BE prld as above Printed explanations Of ths
lotery can be had gratis at all the Lottery Offices
Feb ~ alt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-04

l." LOTTERY SCiiEMt.-fbe subscriber being
autu"iN,d by the Board uf Directors of the Lite
a) rama !" raise by Lottery $50 900 fer the foundation
~ an ACADEMY IA tue county of Montgomery, hereby
gives houce hat lie proposes TO raise Said money
10y meahs ~ MSS lotie'! of seven numbers aud that
ur n'si drawing OF the same III take place the city
"''N h'ha CA Tue 81 day OF April next, aud that the
LtdAg Vii he monthi. thereafter Till the said sum of
ohe, sha be raised. The drawing OF this lottery will
he executed IN ave minutes: in which time will be de-
c;ivJ tue fate ofths iuow ing urizes viz:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-04

Il AND TOR SALE.-ILe whole OF The lands OF David
- Ross, dec IN the counties of Campbell q Fluvanna
are now III the market.-ihe Campbell lands may he
contracted for with sir. John Lynch IT. of L,nchburp
Those IN Fuvanna (nciudins number OF lots IN tie
town of Coiuubia) with Hr. George Holman OF that
county.
considerable proportion of the Campbell lands and
all the tuVanna lands not before posed Of will he
sold AT auction IN tie month nf February neXt.-The
terms uf pubic sale will be fourth cash. the residue
IN three eqaai annual payments The particular tracts
to be ssd publicly, with the days and places Of sale
VIII he duly 5dvertised.-1Be lands in Campbell com
prise very large body which has been cultivated
lying generally between seven ana Twelve miles from
LynchnuIg aad between halt mile aud sin miles from
james river, No place IL, The Is believed to be
more healthy, and Ton its In the heart uf an
improving aud iourShiHg country, within OF two
hours ride of The thriving town OF LynchbuTg would
afford many agreeable tor families IN
The lower country here also many pieces OF good
wheat and tobacco land, and excellent stand for a
tavern, near one of the best springs below the noun
tains. THOMAS T. BOULDIN ex'or of d. Ross
Jdu. D.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-04

TWENTY DOLLARS REM ARE-Wiii be paid for
Il taxing and securing him ia jail that I get
Lim again, my man JOHN, who clipped from
Lynchhntg, the nrst OF October last. He Is sua,l
gestee black fellow. raised 10y Dr peter ~ Iardawa,
OF DiHwiddc, and once belonged to Benjamin Watkins
Leigh OfRichinoud aud has a wife at Philip ~ Niche
lass which induces me TO presume that he has conlTiv.
ed to make his way 10 Richmond. have had accounts
Noi his beng IN LynchhuTg, its vicinity cveIy week
since has eiopeneut u ahout three weeks back about
which time oirtrsd reward for him. I ana tCiL he
bias been han bored Ivy free negroes and tbs probable
they may have furnished him with Tree pass.
Lyhchburg, Dee. 81. 7i..vu ErES SPAIN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-04

e. 2SE To the address OF Messss. J-hn Gilliat s.
-ss--ss Son, with the Hserty oI eonsi. nneHi, the
good ship HENRY CLAY, Capt. Dua6xrry, now al
Civ Point where sh- viii remain tor ten daSs
an hoard any freight that may oifer after which she
VIII proceed l" Norfolk u complete her loading: hav
s w" thiTus OF LEI cargo engaged, she will
uespa'cb For freight Of 100 hhds tobacco, 800 bales
cotton which viii be taken yeiy moderate terms.
A'py u" WM. SlLLiAT.
Feb. -. o., ~
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4 ACKNOWLEDGE myself equally bound with Nelson
X. Parrish, To Cotton q Read. James BostwTight
and Joshua Crump, IN the bonds given by said Parrish
TO them, III the name Of Parrish Il Groom.
Feb. II. g6..6 RlCHaRu GROOM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-04

S1oLRN from my stable near Prince Edward couft-
- house, ON the night Of the 2sth January, stout
well formed BLACK HORSE. in good plight eight or
niHe years old his mouth is Of diminish color much re
seInbing mule short tail. little hip shoten which
would not be observed sl sight; shod all around
the hinder shoes much worn and well as reco-
ec, tie left hind foot is pretty much of at the
Toe, aud the Lo0f split nearly Quite To the hair pa
ces and trots olerably well excellent horse
bei al reward will be given 10 any who will an
pehend the thief and secure To the horse and any
Information Of either viii Re thankfully received.
Feb. II. p6..qts Y. J. WORSUAM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-04

DVBLlC SALE BY yirITe Of deed of trust execut.
ted to the subscribers ny Hughes Wood. Op, on the
l3th nay of January 1917, for purposes therein men
Toned and recorded IN the county court of Fow hatau
WIN lie sold at pubic auction the highest bidder for
cash, ~ Powhaiau Courthouse, The 25tk dan of
SIdFch Heh, d tract of LAND, Bbg in the county Of
Powhatan, on the buckingham Togd about six miles
below Po"baian couTthonSe containing 20 acres; or
." much of the said land as will he sufficient to
satsfy The balance now due upon the said deed with
the costs of carrying The into effect. The title
vested IN he subscribers will he conveyed to the pur.
chaseTs. HENRY W. WATKINSl
WIN. S. DANCE, trustees
Feb. 20. oaw6v.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-04

A ANDS FOR sALE.-wil he sold on 7hursdap ~,
IL lSfh day Of Starch Herf il fair ifnot, the next
fair day. al public aucuon at my house, IN The upper
part oil Gooriiand county, TWO VALUABLE TRACTS
OF LAND One lying In the said equity, the Lit.
tie Byrd Greek, adjoining the lands OF nr. George To-
!sr, Mir. George Soubwrrih. and Others, containing
about zI9 acres On which is comfortable dwelling
house. barn. and other houses aad also very good
apple orchard. There about 30 acres Uwgrounas
now reclaimed, belonging TO this tract, Of prime quail
y fhe Other tract, of ABOUT zoe acres is situated IN
the saiJ county on the same creek adjoining the lands
OF Mr. Dudley RAgand aud Others has u a DIV eli.
ing house, barn, aud other necessary out hoeses :
about 40 acies of this tract lowProunds The soil
OF both tracts is OF fine quality, well adapted the
culture OF corn, wheat aud tobacco and with such
foundation as is thought renders them easily suscept
De VI great Improvement from clover and plaster. A
good ana snihccnt proportion oi each woods
ahd boih aie we'll enclosed. The about
and the other about four miles rom James Tiver. nv
person disposed 10 purchase, be shewn the lands
on Application, by the subscri er, by WIN. George
Jr residing on tie first mentioned The terms
are, one third CASH; one third nrsi day of De
eenber next; and the balance twelve months ihereaI
ter the purchaser giving bond with approved security
aud deed at trust on the property punctu-
al payment Possession to be given the Is, day jan
usry heSl. WIN. GEORGE.
req IO 03..nt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-04

NotlcE.-An persons indebted to the estate Of tns
late JOHN LESLIE, dee. are requested TO make
Immediate payment and all who have claims against
The said estate are desired present the same to tue
subscriber at the counting house Of the late John Less
lie. JAMES SCOTT kx'or
Jan. %. s3..u OF John Leslie, dec.
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John Ware, Robert Ware, Richard ware Hartba NJ
Ware, Clara 5. Ware, Susan NJ. ware Jane Leah
ware and Jacob u. Fowler and h. ins WIFE for
merly Ann u. Ware, VINO, except Jacob b. Fowler are
also CHILDREN and distributes of James ware dec
On the motion OF the plaintiffs b, their auotrey
James b. Ferguson is bS tie CONT appointed "a sIdian
IA S. Ware, Susan IA. " are aud James H. ware vho
are infants underline age of2 years purpose Of
ueehohg mem IN THIS siii and iheIeupoB tie bill of
the plaintiffs aud answers 81 Robert We and of te
infant defendants by their guardian afol.sa is filed
ana jacob H. Fowler anu Ann h. his wife not having
entered their appearance AND given security accoIdjn
To the act OF Assembly aud the rules court and il
appearing L" the satisfaction Of the The, are
not inhabitants of ibis COnImOnw on The motion
OF the plaintiffs, by their attorney, II is Or0eyed Thar
The said defendants Jacob Ii. Fowler ana Ann H. his
wife, do appear here Oh the third MOhGay i'm Feb,u,T
next aud answer The plaintiffs bill and that con, az
this order he forthwith inserted in some new,pausr
published III the city OF Richmond for ~ uou,bs .nr
cessNey and that another copy be posted a the from
door Of The courthouse OF this county.
copy, Teste, ". MILLER G. a. r
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