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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-08-20
SHERIFEsS SALE.
VII u 1T II = FJ-E klE1'
BY DAVID C.. WILSON, SHERIFF

DI Ia v III u. WILOONs SHERIFF.
EeY virtue Of writ of vend exponas to directed,
I'D will be exposed 10 public sale, at the house of John
Crow Newcastle, in Newcastle hundred, on Monday the
23d OF August, inst at O'clock T. NJ. the following DIES.
clbed lands and enements situate, lying and being in the
hundreds of Newcastle and Chrstana and county of New
castle, TO wit; No l, plantation tract of land situate
Newcastle hundred adjoining property Of Kensey Johns
Esq Jesse Devou and Others containing by computation
l62 acres, more less No 2, Brick dwelling house
and lot in the town of Newcastle, fronting Delaware
street. adjoining property of Joseph Lockhart and others
No 5, frame house and lot Of land the town of New
castle, fronting on Front-srree, adjoining James meal
mont and others. No. 4, brick house and lot in the
OF Newcastle fronting Front-sreet, adjoining Nos.
and s. No 5, brick house and lot situate as No. A. No
9 brick house and lot of and situate aforesaid adon
ing No. 5, and others. No q brick house and lot front
ing on Marketsreet, adjoining No. g. and others. No 8
situate like No. n No. g. brick house and lot situate in
the town aforesaid, fronting alley Market-slreet
No 10, three acres and tryour perches adjoining John
Wiley and others No H. life estate in two houses and
lots in the borough of Wilmington adjoining the heirs Of
Benjamin Devou aud others together with all and sngu
lar the improvements and apputenances &c Seized and
taken in execution the property of Jacob Bevil
Newcastle, August d. 68-4t
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NOTICE.

YESHIS is to give notice 10 all whom it may concern that
a. by virtue of Of the General Assembly of the
State Of Delaware granted the subscriber during the last
session. all that of land boundedb by and lying
Jones' Creek, in Murdcrkl hundred, Kent
County, and adjoining lands of the subscriber has been
surveyed and the Plot thereof returned, according d.
ectons Of said act Of the Legislature, the Recorders
office in Dover this 21st day Of June, A. d. 1924.
JAMES p. MORRIS
June 81 55-3m
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ACADEMY.

YkyHE subscriber respectfully informs the public that he
still continues his Seminary for the education of youth
of both sexes all the various branches of useful Educa
ton and he Aatters himself that he has given general
satisfaction to those who have already favored him with
their support and having an opening for few pu'
pills, he again solics share Of public patronage.
WM BASS, Orange Street, Wilmington
October 9Th, 1928. 80
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DIVIDEND.

IvsNHE President and Manager, of the Wilmington and
Il Philadelphia Turnpike Company have declared hi
ydend Of Three per for the last half year, payable
the Stockholders their legal representatives the 20t
inst. by Edward 1atnall, Treasurer.
BY order of the Board. JAMES PRICE, Sec'ru.
August 2, 67-Q
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Twenty DOLLARS Reward.

B AN AWAY from the subscriber some time last night,
a indented apprentice the Coach Making business
named NUIIER GORDY, aged upwards Of eighteen
years, about five feet six eight inches high, thin vsage
lie understands making wheels, gig bodies and carriage
parts lie carried with him blue coat, fur hat, white
pantaloons and other clothing recoected The above
reward will be given for the security Of the boy tina
get him again. and all reasonable charges paid if brought
home to me at Smyrna, Kent County, Delaware
JOHN DENNINGi.
July %, 1924. 64-9t
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Among other proceedings the following,
On application of Richard H. Douglass for letters of adj
minslraon the personal Of Matthew Smith de-
ceased 1t ordered that the Court will proceed to grant
administration the personal estate of the said deceased
Ito the said Richard H. Douglass the fifteenth day Of
April next unless be shewn, to the contray and
provided copy Of this order be published once week for
four weeks previous the said fifteenth day Of April next,
the American Of the newspapers published in the
city Of Baltimore and the Delaware Wachman of the
newspapers published in Wilmington in the state Of Della
ware.
In testimony that the aforegong is true Copy taken
for Baltimore County, have hereunto my hand and a
fixed the seal Of said Court this fourth day March, in tie
year eighteen hundred and twenty-four.
L 61-8t Wh BUCHANAN Reg
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CGciL COUNTY, s..
AbrA Term, 1924.


YEyHOMAS PHILLIPS citizen of Newcastle County in
IL the State OF Delaware having obtained from the Lee
gslaure OF the State Of Maryland at December Session.
of 1905 and the several supplements thereto pettioned
the Judges Of Cecil County Court the above Term for
discharge from his confinement in the Jail of Cecil Coun
tp and the time filed with his petition schedule
Of his property, list of his creditors list Of debts ne
him. on oath, far he could ascertain them. and tbe
being satisfied of his actual confinement and hayin@
taken the oath required by said Of 1905 II Is therefe
ordered and adjudged that the said Thomas Jabs be dis
charged from confinement and that he cause a cdpy his
order be inserted in the EAon Press, Dey7yare IHcb
man and the Bamore american and Commercial L ~
vertiSe week for four weeks slccessvey at least
three months before the first Saturday September
Term give notice to his creditors appear before tile
said Court the said first Saturday Of said Term at the
Court House in Elktnn, for the purpose of recommending
Trustee for their benefit, and shew cause they have
any Why the said Thomas Phillips should not have the
benefit Of the said Act of Assembly and the several sun
plements thereto, Test. JAMES sEWALL, Clerk
June 49, 1924. 69-7t
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FOR SALE,

A BLACK GIRL about IS years old, who has about
N eight years also black man, for term Of
years Any person Wishing to purchase either of them
may them al the house Of the subscriber, Cantwels
Bridge, Del JAMES HENRY.
july 1924 67-4tn
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FEATHERS.
CATTLE.

EN0R SALE from 60 to 20 Head of Cattle among them
Steers, Cows and Iieers; part of the number
very fat, and the whole well worthy the attention of Butch
ers and Grazerswho by calling the subscriber living
supplied with good drove fair prices without loss of
time, and the trouble and fatigue of riding through the
Country for the purpose of purchasing
WANTED-A plain two wheel, canvass top Carriage,
or chair GEO. w THOMAS.
August a. 67-4p
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tTATE OF NIARYLAND-At an Orphans Court begun
- and held for Baltimore County the fourth day Of
March in the year eighteen hundred and twenty -four,
Observation-Disclosures M'Kim }
Beae Randall Esquires.
Stephen ri Moore y
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INDIGO AND COMES.

EUSr received and for sale, goOd BENG.4L INDIGO;
~ Also, an assortment of BACK COMES, imported from
New York and Boston. JOHN X. BRlNCklE.
Anril T. 34-tf
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Wilmington and Elkton Mail Stage,
Pia .Nemport and Christiana,

Will run daily, Sundays excepted--leayng George Pea
cocks Inn, Elkton, at o'clock A. NJ and arrive at vii
mington al 10 O'clock, A. NJ Returning, leaves Eli Lam
born's Inn, sign Of James A. Bayard, O'Clock, +
NJ and arrives AT Elkon al o'clock, p. M.-ths line il
continued 70 Frerchtown and ARRIVES in time for the Bal
timore Steam Boat. Fare S1,50.
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TaPERS-for burning all night
in bed chambers, Of the Sick &c. which will burn
but about half much oil lamp, for sale
at the Waterman Office.
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V. M'NEAL & SON,
LADIES' AND GENTLE.ME.N"S
Fashionable Boot and Shoe Makers,
NOS. SO & 100 mmrrr ST.

GRATEFUL for past favors, respectfully inform their
w friends and the public in general that in addition to
their old and well known establishment, No 100 they have
taken that conspicuous stand
No. Sc, ". +. Corner Of Market & High Streets,
OPPOSITE LARKlN'S GROCERY STORE,
Where they intend keeping large and handsome
men of Ladies, Misses and Childrehs Silk Kid Valencia
Denmark, Satin, Everlasting, Prunella, Morocco Seal
Skin, and Common Leather Boots and Shoes OF all cours
and of the best materials and Workmanship.
ALSO,
Gentlemen's Morocco, Seal and Calf Skin Wellington
Boots, the best quality, the reduced prices Of S4
$3.50. Warranted Water Proof Boots $3.50 to $3.50
Shoes ooees, fine and coarse suitable for Town and Coun
try; all Of which they will dispose OF at either of the above
places, on the most reasonable terms for CASH.
Country Merchants supplied as usual at the lowest PHI
Iladelbhia prices.
Fifteen or Twenty Journcymen wanted. None but first
rate woIkmen need apply. Nov. 1928. %
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DOMESTIC GOODS

a ND COTTON YARN Of various descriptions and from
N various Factories receiving daily and for sale at No
Ill Market-street. JOHN X. BRlNCklE.
Wilmington, March 80. 3l--
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Dra7ving Paper for sale at this office.
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DIR. G.. FREEN1AN'S
COUGH DROPS, OR IN.DLA.r SPECIFIC,

consnnnt;ons and ali dseases of The breast and lungs,
for sale by JOHN WHITE, No. ITO, Market-street, Will
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-09-17
MARANHAu.

We have been furnished BY the arrival of the
Hopes Delight, with an account of the Internal
commotions which have agitated that pros NICE
tor more than year past and the Immediate
causes which, led to ti,ega, will 10 doubt be
interesting TO many. Tie writer has cotIIyncu-
ced Tvs narration from the date of the DECLARE
ton Of Independence.
This province, says he, was one Of the last TO
follow the exarnpieof HtO .janciro: but the s;i
rit Of Independent. having l;Gused itself arnono-
all cias'es ct Braz.iiJ1s, ADD TIE e.lioiuno pr1-
vinc6s o. lcara an. Paduy haeinr declared in
favor of the cansc, hostiit.es were commenced
in the interior Of t!Is Province in the commence
meat Of tae ycar 1913. The thcn existing po-
yernment vas a Provisional .Tun;a Of seven per
sons, acting under the constitutional Govern
Ipent Of Portugal Every effort was made fo
suppress the independents, who had cut oil the
communication with HrG interior, and approach.
ed as far the nopth of tho l'1Dicaro river and
other points Of communication: but flrsunafeI,
tor the independent cause. Cociranc arrived oil
the harbOr on tire 10Th Of July. IN the shin o
the line, the Feirco !. which caused n,n crf,
TO DC surrendered on the 28ti, rpucl, ,Doue,
than It otherwise 1voui1 hive been. 4 usv
Junta was immcliatcly collected. and Bruce
appointed President, tbs commanding Officer
Ut the independent troops Suon after his ar
rival be was chosen Governor at arms Of t,,
Province, but az he dif not agree will tx
President oftbe Juuta, the latter no doubt ~
sfigated al intrigue to drpose him. as h,
was 10 tie way Of lns accomplishing his views
- fesot took place among the troops OF
the nig'st Is the 18th of September, and Brue,
was Obliged 70 ~ for safety. lie was so Cor
tunate as TO ret on board Lord CCchrane'
ship, which saiied few days sfter for Rio Janet
70, where On his arrival -. vas appointed by th,
Efapsror, Governor Of Arms for Para; but b,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-09-17

| preforcd being sent to Maranhana, to which the
| Emperor finally consented. On bis arrival, he
was received by the Junta, and took possession
Ct his Office under the appointment the En-
petor and thinking himself secure, he made
some alterations in The dispositions of the troops.
As the causes of eumity still existed, between
him g. the Junta, a generalmeetng ofthe inhabi-
tants was called, when IT was decided that the
| present Junta should be deposed and new one
formed; which done, the new members took pos
session of the government the next day. On
! that night the troops revoked aud released the
President aud Junta, who had been imprison-
cd, and the Governor at Arms was again under
the necessity of finding safety in flight, but he
was taken in few days and sent to Rio pri-
soner.
About this time the people in the interior as
sembled in considerable force, and appointed a
Provisional Junta, alleging for their reasons
that the President, Bruce, had been originally
illegally chosen, in their refusing to receive the
vote of one of the principal districts of the pro-
vince, and had subsequently been confirmed by
the Emperor, surprising that he had been duly
and legally cbosen-that the province was con-
tinually distracted by two rival families, who
were striving for ascendancy, and that the only
way 10 restore quietness to the public was that
| Il new government should be chosen by the poo
| pie, in which those two families should be de-
MED any participation. Il communication was
| made to this effect by the Provisional Junta
| at Itapicara to the Junta at Maranham, de-
claring, that if they did not surrender and
abdicate the government, that they were
prepared to march against the city with a
sufficient force TO make them do it. The re-
ply was, that they were the only legitimate go
vernment, having been elected by the people;
and even admitting that that election was ile-
gal, the President informed of his being
confirmed in that office by the Emperor, and was
only waiting the arrival of the Secretary to take
formal possession accordingly.-They should
therefore defend themselves and City to the last
extremity, and hold all persons concerned in
this transaction traitors, and rebels TO His
Imperial NIayesty's government. The force at
ltapicara al laSgth Creased the narrow passage
that separates the Island from the main land,
and commenced their march towards the town
with force of from 900 to 1000 men. Re
ports were frequent that they were approaching
All would attack the town ON that day, but
tie s<rmishing took place between the Ha,ica-
IA troops and some troops oithe town, that were
stationed al battery thrown up about a mile
iror.town; III were killed and Is wounded on
the part of tue town, but the loss on the other
side was not known About one O'Clock tat
day Il flag OF truce was sent in, demanding a
surrender of the town, which was refused.
There was no more firing on that day, nor on
the Sd, on winch day news was brought 10 town
of the enemy having made a preCipitatc retreat,
leaving their cannon and other articles.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-09-17
VIRGINIA.:

AT Rules, holden in the Clerks Office Of the Sumo
rIor court of chanccry for the Richmond distr;ct.
the Goth day of June, 1924,
Daniel Booker, p,s;,,;f,
Against
'ohn Booker, Admir- Of Arthur Booker. deed. and
one OF the Ex'rs. of WIN. Booker, decd. Ann
Jefferson and Judith Elizabeth Eglcston, w ill
am Edward Esleston. Joseph Cary Eglcston, nd
Mary Lgleston infant children of Judith EDGE
ton, Gee d. John Chafdn and Elizabeth his wifi.
Martha Booker, Frederick A. Booker, and Rich
ard Booker, III his own right, and as Ex'r. of
" ~. Dguher, acc q. Defendants
ne defendants Frederick a. Booker, moi hav-
ing entered his appearance and given security ac-
coFdIng to the act of Assembly and the rules Of this
court and Ii appearing by satisfactory evidence
mat ne IS not an iuhabtaut Of this country; I, s
ordered, That the said defendant do appear here
on the frst day Of the next term and answer the
e' OF the plaintiff and that copy Of this order he
i'f'hwiih Inserted in some newspapers published IN
the city Of Richmond for two months sYccass;,,a,,,
said city seP''0i' ~ '"e
a coPy-Tes.e,
ooW6w WIN. W. HENNING. E. e.
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pIRGNT.4.

, IItJI4IIyT:
Ut rules, holden in The clerks Office offe SUPERIOR
court OF chanceiy for the Richmond district, the
Goth day of June, 1894.
Henry Dupree, plo;s,,;f-
against
Henry Collier Foster, adior Of n thur Foster do
ceased, and hewitt Harriss, Bcfeudonts
he defendant Henry Collier Foster, not ha wing
ms appearance and given security according
to the act of Assembly and the rules of This court
ana appearing by satisfactory evidence, that he is
not an lnhabitant of this country: Ii is ordered, Tha,
the said defendant do appear here on the first dav
Oh the next term aud answer the bill of the pan,i
ana mat copy of this order be forthwith inserted
~ ao,e newspaper published in the city of Rich
mood for two months successfully aud posted at
the font door Of the capitol, in the said city.
II copy-Ieste.
w8w58 mn. ". IIENLyG, c. c.
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pIRGLNIJ :

AT rules holden in the Clerks Office of the superior
court of chaucery for the Richmond district thu,
Goth day of June, 1894
Sampson a. Robinson, Plaintiff
Against
John p. Robinson, assignee of Elizabeth Harrison.
and the said Elizabeth Harrison, Charles Harri-
son and Thomas Lightfoot, Defendants.
The defendants, Thomas Lightfoot and Charles
Harrison, not having entered their appearance I'D
gwen security according the of Assembly and
the rules ofthis COURT & it appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they inhabitants of this coun-
try: IL is ordered That the said defendants do APP
pear here on the first day OF The next term s. answer
the bill of the plaintiff; and that COPY of tbs
der be forthwith inserted III newspa nerpubsh-
ed in the city of Richmond, for two months success
sively, and posted :: The front door of the capitol in
the SAID city.
A copy-Teste.
53w8w U.H " ITENJNC, .
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VIRGINIA.:
AT a Superior Court of Chancerv. holden r, ,b.
Capitol in the City OF Richmond, the 10th e.ay of
June, 1921. -
Zachary Lewis, ysla;n,;e
Against
James Diekee, and Joanna. his wife: Jonatba,
Brook, and Ann, his wife; Francis Rowe ex'r. of
Geo. ID. Shackicford, decd. and in his own ,iebt:
Iatsy ohackleiord, widow of the said Geo. D.
Shackle1ord, decd; William A. Backhouse and
molly his wife, formerly Lewis; Solomon Graves
sen ana w M h. Graves, JohnE Graves. I've
som Graves, Bazilla Graves, Solomon Graves. II.
Frances Graves, and Sidney Graves, children of
Frances Graves, dec d., who was Frances eus;s-
hsmas u. Crittenden, and Sarah his " ife: the
same Thomas G. Crittenden, Ex'r. ofIvesou Iev,
IS decd. Zacbariah w. Crittenden, CatIar;ne
Faulkner, Adm'x. of Thomas Faulkner. decd:
harrief Rowe, Xxx. of James G. Rowe, who
was aamr. oil Anthony Gardner, decd. William
boyd, adm de bonIs non, of the said Anthony
Gardner, dec q; John howning, admir- of Eliza
oetn M. Davis, decd. and John A.G Davis.
louisa a. Mcintyre, formerly Davis; Mordecai
=. Booth, and Eliza NJ. his wife; TbomassC
Braxton and Maria his wife; Lucy Davis Ca,
tnerne Davis, Martha Davis, James Davis. II. fo,
children oil the said Elizabeth Nj. Davis, decd.
and Eliza Shackleford- Anthony c. Shackfefrod.
judy shaekleford, Mary Ann Sbackieford, Ca
therihe Shackleford and Martha Shaeklefurd. in
Iant children OF Geo. D. Shackeford, deed, and
Lucy Ann Boyd, and William u. BOYD, infan.
cniiafen OF William Boyd, by their GUARDIAN spe-s
cialIy assigned TO defend shem in this suit.
r, Defendants.
his cause, IL. winch the plaintiff appears TO
nave proceeded. in the mode prescribed bv law. a.
gainst the defendants Jonathan Brook, and Ann,
ms WE; solomon Graves, the elder, Williamm b
Gfaves, John l.. Graves, Iveson Graves, Bazilla
graves, Solomon Graves, the younger, Frances
1faves' and Sidney Graves, who are out of this
country, and in which tie several decretal orders
taking the bills fol- confessed against the other de-
PENDANTS, except William Boyd and Francis Rowe.
appear TO have been duly executed, came on this
Gay TO be heard i'll the bills, the answers of the said
William Boyd, and Francis Rowe, and a n cxbibit.
ana was argued by counsel: On consideration
Wnefeoi the court doth oIder that the defendant
inonas u. Crttenden, render account of his adj
ninistfaton OF the estate of Iveson Lewis. dec,d
and mat the Plaintiff also render an account of his
administration of the same estate before a Commute
sionef on the court who is directed to examines state
ana settle, the said accounts, and make reuor,
thereof to the court, with any matters specially
stated, deemed pertinent by himself or which mny
be regarded by the parties to be SO stated.
a couy--Teete
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TRGLNL3:

pIRGLNI3:
1T rules holden in the clerks Office of the Superior
court of ChanceIy Cor the Richnond district, the
Goth day ofJunc, 1894
JOHN "aiker, Plaintiff,
against
John Paine, Hannah Paine, Jane Paine, Snow
Paine, Ofrs Paine, Thomas Morton Paine, and
Margarc, Paine, heirs OF Samuel fame decd.
Dtteadai,fs
The defendants John Paine, Hannah Paine Jane
Paine, Thomas Nj. Pai"e and Margaret Paine, not
having entered their appearance and given security
according to the act OF assembly and the rules OF
this court, and itappearng by ctosy-evidence
that they inhabitants of this country: 1t is
ordered, That the said defendants do appear here
On the FIRST day oithe next term and answer the bill
Of tha plaintiff; and that copy ofthis order bc
inrihwith inserted ia some newspaper published in
the city of Richmond, Tor two uoiiths successvely
aud posted at the front door OF the capitol, il. the
said city.
Il cupy-Teste.
w8w53 W.N. ". HENTN'G, c. C.
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YIRGLNIy4s sts :
1T rules holden in the clerks Office OF the Superior
court Of chapcery for the Richmond district, the
Goth day of June, 1894.
Joseph .arnold admor dc bonis non ofIsaac .4rnold
decd. Plaintiff,
against
Asa Cabaniss admor Of Charles Cabaniss deed.
Nancy Cabaniss, widow of the said Charles, and
James Wilson and William Williams,
Defendants.
The scire facias awarded in this cause not being
returned executed on the defendan, James Wilson,
and it appearing BY satisfactory evidence, that he is
not nhabitaut fihis country Ii is ordered, That
the said defcudart do appear here the first day
of the next term aud slew if any he can, a.
gains, the revival sought by the said process; and
that copy of'his order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published i'm the city of Rciiuond,
for twc months successfully, and posted at the
from, door Of tbs capitol in said city.
A copy--reste.
wGw5B U.N ". HE.NLNiG, C. c.
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TIRGLNJ3-

FIRGLNI.3:
st rules, holden in the clerks office IF tho
court of chancery for the Richmond district. Tie
e6il, day OF Juse, 1924. wv
Lewis w. Chamberaync, p,o;,i;g
Against
Stephen North, Deea,,.
The defendant NOT having entered his appear
ance aud given security according TO ,br nct nf A.
semoly ana the rules of this court and it appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is not an inbabio
tant OF tins country: 1t is oidercd That the said de-
.ehdaht do appear here OH the FIST day of the mex,
term ana answer the bill of the plaintiff; aud tina.
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in SOM.
newspaper published in the city of Richmond. for
Two months successfully, and posted at the front
door OF the capitol, in the said city.
copy-Ieste,
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