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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-27
JOHN vAM-LEw & co. !.

JoHM vAM-LEw & co.
.rAVE received by the ship Gulnare, on Liverpool and
III other arrivals, Avery extensive assortment Of fancy
ard '''p'F HARDwARE'& CUTLERY,
Consisting Of
Worry knives and forks complete sets, many OF them with
E-snch forks, and elegant article
r.,k stag aud Bufao liable and desert knives aud forks
very assortment fRogers and other Peu and pocket
Do do razors and scissors
Elegant Brittaoa tea pots .
DO les walters ot which are the hantsomet
ever exhibited IN Richmond
Do curtain pins, variety OF patterns and sizes
Do fem!eEs, great variety
Do brass andirons
do shovels tcnys and pokers, all brass;
l,lscksmiths bellows, Trneman's make
Any, vices, screw plates
Files aud of all Kinds
Carpenters aud Jvners tools
Locks and hinges ~ all kinds
Coat and vest buttons, great variety
sheet lead, castings Of all kinds
Riding and Gig whips
And a large assortment of SPADES & SHOYELS, both
very articles, made at the Belle Isle Works
Sept. 3D. 4i--oe
FIR ESU L5fPORTED FILL GOODS.
roam K WILLIAM GILLIAr have received by the late
y arrivals from London Liverpool variety of GOODS
suitable fall trade, aud Offer them for sse
Bs.t London cloths and eassmeres, assorted colours and
Cough aud Braithwaies aud Candy Sons, double
miiled napt cvtfons
Point, striped and rose blankets
White, yellow, red aud green ilannes and bafes
Drab blue green aud mixed plains
Double niil.d drab cloths
Blue, brow drab and mkt 81 cloths
Blue, olive, irab and hrrwn fearnoughts
Figured, striped and plain bombazcts
Caroline plaids and Tartan paids
Bsns- up and constitution cords
&c. man oznaburgs, tickenbufgs aud burlaps
Low priced A Stout Irish linens
Also IN STORE,
30 bag. prime green coffee
So casks ScotI aud 0liscia old London Psrt-
cuar Madeira Wine, imported direct and Of very supe
rior quality
5 casks raddy 4 co. London snuff
Sept. 2S 4i-H
SUGAR, COFFEE, SC.
WE offer for sale in store. 100 hhds ST. Croix Porto
w Rico aud New Orleans sugars part Irime
50 bbls loaf Sugar, assorted
AS bags prime green Havana coffee
$50 5srd 10 esiiy boxes gunPowder and imperial IEAS
part July Importation
IS bhds Sew-Orieans molasses
5 tors patent shot
1000 lbs bar lead
40 boxes8 10 and 10 X 10 Window Glass
- kegs English refined sai;pe!re
10 do mails
30 hbls mackerel
SO do family shad
$50 ], 2and allon demohns.
aND EXPECT DAILY,
go Spanish hides.
Sent, % Ii-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-27
SOUTH AM HaxcA,

Bogota papers 10 July 2slh, are seceived at Bos-
ton general election was approaching; there
seems perfect unanimity from one end Of CoLoM-
BTA to another in the choice of President wiz /:
Boiyar0 but there were several candidates, & there
would be much difficulty about the Vice President.
"A letter from Lima states that the battle of A va
cucbo established the Independence Of pERU.-
Gen. Olareta escaped with about 900 men; bat he
was killed by one of his own men, on the advance
OF the patriot army, and great proportion OF his
command deserted 10 the Patriots. The remainder,
principally European Spaniards, under Col Valdez,
reireated TO the village of ChequIta, and finally
surrendered Such is Gen. Sucre's dispatch TO 30
livsrand thus terminates the war in Alto, or Upper
Peru.-Of the whole western coast from Paag onia
to the Gulph of California, Spain holds only the
unimportant island OF Chloe, and the fortress Of
Csllao the former, on the southern coast Of Chilli
and always since the revolution place Of refuge
TO the royaists who have fled frora Peru or Chilli.
This island will probably be subjected by Chill dur
ing the yearAs TO the fortress Of Gallo, it Is de-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-27

F0r Sale at the PenitentiGry store,
n CO,NNSdDERABLE quantity Of string outside WO0LEN
tisIy. rrr}o,qAs NFI SON p A y
Richmond, Sept 90 zo--G
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-27
TO THE PUBLIC.

We hare received and hare no,c IN Store,
400 bag, and d o, i green s%Gss. part
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Auru,tsO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-18
OPPUGN:aTIOW IN BRgzII

Accounts from Pernambuco state, that nutDer-
Gus levy OF troops was taking place thro'out the
empire oil Brazil. The levy was made by conscrip-
tion, and many Of the young men had escaped and
concealed themselves TO avoid it. The cause of this
proceeding is attributed the dissatisfaction enter
tanned by tie people of Brazil to that part of the
late treaty with Portugal, which siipUlaes that the
king OF Portugal bear, in common with Don Pedro
the title OF emperor Of Brazil 1t ssupposed, there
fore, that IL would require the whole force that
could be raised, to keep matters quiet. The con-
scripton II said TO be one principal cause Of the
great scarcity prevailing in Brazil, great portion
OF the agrcultriss quilted their labor. and conceal
e. themselves TO AVOID ii. BuH. .Aluey
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-18
Extract ola letter from gentleman al The
Bay of st. Loyiis

We csughta most singular fish yesterday on an
oyster bank, which surprised the whole on board
the boat, IT is three feet long, pretty broad, and
weighs about 30 pounds; il has a monstrous ugly
head, snont like a sow's, and mouth turned
downwsrds, with which it is very active. II has
two tails Of peculiar form, commencing from a.
bou two inches lower than the back hn-each Of
these tails has two rows Of eyes which seem 90 be
as sensible and actveas those in his head IT, the
centre ofne head there is long horn which ap-
pears to e pure ivory-on either side Of which are
2 large eyes, and several rows Of smaller ores
come down az lo'v the back fn, which present
very curious appearance; il bit one Of the men
very badly while endeavoing 20 push out one of
those extraordinary eyes; after examining which,
we found in the middle lump Of hard substance
which is conteaded 10 be real peerl--if this be the
case, the creature is more valuable than great
many pretty fish In the water at night these eyes
appear like many different small lights, and pre-.
sent very interesting sycas Nc orleans mn,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-18

In The last London Monthly Magazine. the Old
hypothesis Of Horne Tookes being the antbor IF
Junius's Letters, Is again broached We do not
think the magazine writer is very barpy In the
proof he brings, lul lie asserts one or two curious
facts: that the copies Of Junius, bound in blue
marble paper, &c. (ss directed in his rriga.e cor
respondence with Woodfall) had been found in
fooke's library after his DEATH and that the origi-
nal MSS. Of Junus, in Tuoke'. hand wiring I'd
been discovered among some music p.rcTs by
and are now in tie possession Of, John w. Cro-
ker, ESQ. NJ p, Secretary to the Admiralty. we
doubt tire facts; bat, 10 rue;tcy are certainly curl
Gus.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-18
TO the Secretary Of the Many.
u S. Frigate Brandywine,

SIR nave the honor to inform you, that after
having landed Gen. Lafayette and suite, at Hayre.
on The 9TH INST this ship Immediately proceeded to
the westward, on her way to Gibraltar, and had adj
ysnced, although the weather was thick and bad
with adverse winds, p far as Start Point, off which
she encountered stry heavy blow from, 6. W.
and continued with great violence for twenty hours
when il gradually hauled to tie westward, became
a settled and violent storm, aud compelled me, very
reluctantly, to make harbour; but as il was a nea-
sure, and in all reasonable probability the only one
which could have insured the safety of the ship.
trust you will approve OF the course adopted. I
heldno council oil war upon The subject because il
was act necessary; after passing dreadful night,
and seeing some Of The strongest canvass desert,ng
the yards, ran in FOR Portland and with much di2
Geulty procured PHO; and ran down to this port
and gghqeq last evening". Tie gpIe stat coatio
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-18

WAsHINGToN, Nov. l4.--To those who have
been so forward to see, in the late accounts from
the BTandywine, confirmation of the alarming
statement made by the Democratic Press, that con-
sultation was held, when the frgate had been but
twenty four hours at sea, whether che should pro-
coed on The VOYAGE that she had eight feet water in
her mold: that the water pouring in through her
sides; that all hands were kept at the pumps; and
that she was 50 unseaworthy as to make thorough
repair necessary on her aTriU0l at Hare the bills
ior which were to speak confusion 10 all who doubt
ed the rumour; we shall make no other answer at
present. than that to be found in the following let
ters The first is from the officer left in command of
the Brandywine after the debarkaton OF Cant.
Morris, at Havre, 10 the Secretary OF the Navy;
the second, is from an officer on board to his freud
in this city. r.N1f. .Iournof.
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aes with undated violence and vessels are dzsirs
In before il hourly, for shelter.
All the repairs, excepting little caulking, Which
the ship requires, Will be done wilhia ourselves;
and IN time to permit taking advantage Of the fssl
change OF wind and weather. The ship behaved
remarkably well. Tie crew in good health and
spirits.
have the honour to be, very respectfully, yot
most obedent servant,
FRAN. II. GREGORY.
Hon. SAMUEL l.. SoUrHARp,
Secretary of the Navy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-18

al yin IMENFS BY THE PRESIDENT
SAMUEL ID. Heap, Of Pennsylvania. to be Con-
SUI OF The United States for the City and Kinedo,n
Of Iuns, in place Of Charles d. Coke, transfsrTes
GhaTie' y. Coke, Of New Jersey, 10 be Consul
=. 'ne states tor the City and Kingdom Of ri.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-18

by me orig IeXal, arrived at New York in 81
days from Gibraltar, intelligence is receiv ed from
mat place to October II. The United States
squadron, consisting Of the North Carolina "a,
Tsate Constitution and sloop Erie, under the cam
rnahu OF Commodore Rodgers, arrived on the 10 b
ultimo, from Algers The Ontario remained I'M
the Mediterranean. The crews of the squadron
we're not very healthy, and some deaths had occur
RED, which caused them to be put under quarantine
Commodore Macdonough was in bad state of
health. He was coming home in the ship Minerva,
found to Boston, and would sail in two DAYS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-09-27

Il, H.. I ''''-''
10 cerily That have purchased the receipt for lhe
cure OF the iydrophpb'a from one Of the heirs of the
he'' III otoy and DO Tor charity sake publish it that il
may be made use Of where the case nav reouire /
give IL at large, with description of preparing the
GENRE henclc from the best authorities and also dos
cFlpon nt the plant with IFS proper terms Editors
To oughont the United States will grant favor by
Inserting tins receipt in their papers. Persons wishing
to have receipt supply themselves terevitl, b
cutting 1t out Of newspaper
The rccGPtis as Ioiio,cs, vjz:
TAKE Tor one patient quart of sttour beer ono
ounce OF Tften SLomeydu1m, Dutch ternl 3Igjue p,
sane proper terms put 1t into clean eartheu vessel
aud boil II down TO bali the quantity then add ona ounce
Of Me'1ac venice treacc or clarified honey ni,. ana
STRAIN 1T through clean linen cloth into tin vessel lot
cool thcu bottle ii. The dose is one Gill in tlc morn
ing Tor three successive days for children of middle ARE
hall the quantity To cattle or beasts rive tc -
draugh at time having them put I'D IN sie far :,
weeks aud kept on bran aud light food CONSISTING entire
ly of vegetables
Manner Of making trcac1e or hcyjac The genuine
ana innocent tcacle is made by taking an adder or vi
P' ana cut OIL the head, and tue extremity of its tail
afterwards take oil the skin and throw it away with te
mead aud tall Except the heart and livery fhe blood i
also thrown away, pound the flesh bones. heart and
hFcr ID mortar, let the whole drv in moderate heat
H9 III an oYcu after ii Is dry enough TO be reduced to
powder measure il and put three times the mantle ~
s0Ou 'oney toi and reasonable quantity ofwater in
copper skillet and boil j, quarter of an Lour firr
community 10 prevent il from burnjDr-falie Off 1
KUN oJ sran'ug il through a linen cloth After the
""'eF Is absorbed by boiling, throw the ypcr no,,1er
lnto IT. which must be boiled again, about bsJf an ham
a,"sy5 stirring 1t uPader il is cool it Will be then fl
vote Ihis is the principal sgdoHfc medicine used in
~, ~ as remedy against the plague, fcvers, and
isy.'.'1' 7S'ne PuSl7ue is a common well known
pan' " grows spontaneously in gardens and rich soils its
eVes are round the stem lays fat the ground of red
colour with many winding branches
SOLOMON ALsBACH, MD.
New Berlin. Sept 9, 1926.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-09-27
VIRGINIA..

At rules, holden in the clerks Office of the superior
of chanceTy for the Richmond district the 9th day
June, 1895
Michael Tarwater, rh
against
David Shelton, adn'or with the will annexed of Joseph F.
Speed, Robert Hester, cx'o of Francis Hester dec d. and
MARSHALL Moody aud Elizabeth his wife, dts.
The defendants Ma shall Moody aud Elizabeth his WIFE
not having entered their appearance and given secoy
according to the act of assembly aud the ues this
anu appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they
haoanS OF this country: il ordered, that the said de-
enuahS 40 appear here on the first day Of the
answer the bill of the plaintiff; and that copy of this
ooef DC forthwith inserted III newspaper published
inc CITY OF Richmond, for months successfully, and
posted al the front door OF the capitol, III the said city
DO copy Teste, HIM. ". HE'NINC;, c 4.
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TIItGLNL4:

At rules, holden in the clerks office Of the surcrcr ccur
Of chanccry for the Richmond district the Ch dsy Of
June, 1895:
John Reynolds, Pr
against
Nancy Couore, John Lyle and Elizabeth his WIFE judith
begged, Thomas Il. Couorell, Larkin Couorer and
Nancy Eliza John Camm, Maria and Louisa Trimycr
children of Grace Trimyer decd, md christopher Hob
naId and Caihanne his wife, DN
me defendant christopher Hubbard having entered
his appearance and given security according to the act NJ
assembly and the rules Of this court it appearing b
satisfactory evidence that he is inbabitant of his
country II IS ordered, that the said defendant do appear
here on the hr day Of the and answer the bin f
the plaintiff; and that copy Of this be forthwith in
serted in some newspaper published in the city Of Rich
nond for two months excessively and posted at the front
door Of the capitol, in the said city.
So copy. Teste, ". ". HEJTJV4, &C.
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YiIeGENY4:

AT rules holden in the clerks office of the superior court
of chancery for the Richmond district, the 9th day of
June 1925: "
John Lyle, junr. and Elizabeth his wife, Mis-
against
Nancy Cottore Judith Dogged, Thomas & Cotorel Chris
topher Hubbard and Cahane his wife, Ialkin Coorel
and Nancy 1rimyer, Eliza Trmyrr, John Camn, Trim
yer Maria Trimyer, aud Louisa Tiinyer, children and
heirs OF Grace Trrnyer, decd late wife of Fenda S
Trmyer, and who before hst ineimarTagc with the said
Kendall D was Grace Cottorell, dts.
The defendant Christopher Hubbard, not having entered
has appearance and given security according 20 The act Of
assembly and the rules of this court it appearing b
satisfactory evidence that he is nhabtant of this
couty is ordered that said defendant do appear
here the first day of the answer the bin of
the plaintiffs; and that copy of this be forthwith liz
serted III some newspaper published in the of Richmond
for two months successfully and posted at the fron door
of the capitol in the said city,
IS a copy. Teste. I'm. ". HE.NTNYT r f.
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PIRGIN'Ll:

At rules holden ia the clerks Office of superior court
of chanccry for the Richmond district the 9th dav q
June, 1925:
William Morrow, ob
Thomas herr and james b. Ferguson, William Miller,
eNors OF Thomas Miller, decd William Richardson
admir- of Stephen Sampson, deed, aud Polly Sampson
widow oi the said Stephen Sampson, dec nd Ezabeb
George, Eliza Ndrcissa, Mary, Agnes and Carolina
Sampson, children and heirs said Stephen Samson
"'cu DTS.
The defendants Thomas Kerr, William Richardson
adm of Stephen Sampson" deed, Polly Sampson widow
and Elizabeth George Narcissa, Mary, Agnes and Caro-
hnc SAMPSON children and heirs Of the said Stephen Samp
son. decd not having entered their appearance and given
security according to the Of assembly and the rules of
this cou and it appearing by eatisfac;ov evidence thar
they aie not inhabitants Of this country: it is ordered that
the sHid defendants do appear here the day OF the
next term and answer the bill Of tie plaintiff and thar
copy Of tins order be forthwith inserted some nesrarer
published IN the city Of Richmond, two months success
city. "'''
sc Copy. Testc, Hns. ". HE.NTNts, C. c.
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HLRGLNTq.

AT rules holden in the clerks office of the superior court
Of chanccry for the Richmond district the 9th day Of
June, 1926
John Paklil Robert s. Roherson, James Kelso late
merchants and partners trading under the firm Of Park
hill, Robertson & Kelso, Dhs
against
Robert e. Scott, William Snton, William Bootwrght PHI
lip Haxa & Company Iucke s. sizer Ralston I. Plea
SAINTS Charles Palmer, George Dybal e. Company, AIya
Spear, Allison & Smyth, and Lewis Ludlam, Das.
The defendant Alya Spear having entered his
ance and given security according the act of assembly
and the rules Of this Court and appearing by satisfactory
evidence, that he nhabitant Of this country il IS
ordeed that the said defendant do appear here on the first
day of the next term and bill of the plaintiffs
and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published il the city of Richmond for two
months successfully and posted the front door Of the cap
toll in the said city.
SIS copy. Teste, I'm. y. HEA2yYp, c. c.
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YIRGLNYG:

At rules holden in the clerks Office of the superior court
of choncery fo the Richmond district, the 9th day of
June 1925:
William Williamson, pm
against
William Burchet admir- of Francis Williamson, decd Ro.
bert w iiamson, Greenyille Williamson, BENJAMIN H.
Price and Lucy his wife, Martin p Smith and Polly his
wIe' Litteoerry Clarke and PhGhe his wife, John vii
Iamson Samuel Harper and Rebecca his wife, George
williamson and Ben. Williamson, legatees of Robert
Williamson, deed, and Bennett Mas surviving part
ner OF William and Bennett Marshall, William Bramc
creditors OF Francis Williamson, decd and John G.; Bap-
list, Benjamin r. Pulliam, MARSHALL Woody Rcha,d
Apperson, Robert Boyd, Richens Brame, aud Joscrh
Brame, and Pugh w Price and Elizabeth his WIFE DIS
The defendant Greenvlle Williamson, having entered
his appearance aud given security according the act of az
sembly and the rules of this court appearing by salts
factory evidence that he inhabant of this cnu!
try ordered, that the said defendant 90 appear here
on the first day of the and answer the bill Of The
plaintiff; and tina, copy this order he forthwith inserted
in some newspaper published in the city of Richmond for
two months successvcy and posted at the front Of the
apitol, in the said city
SO Copy. Teste, I'm. ". IJL.NT.NCI, c. c.
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8D0RErp%
ScL1cich for Tie .lIn,cl,,l-
TIE PAST ETERNITY.


TIE PAST ETERNITY.
He stood upon n craggy shore,
Not of the earthly deep,
Where waves in elemental roar
Know not the resi- Of sleep;
He stood beside wider wave
Than ever was the seamaus grave,
The motionleSS aud lea9cn sea
OF the long past eternity.
He saw no vessel moving there,
No bark upon the tide,
That heavy lay in thick black air,
Hiding IFS boundary wide,
And darkcnins from the silent shore
The dead, dead waters evermore--
He saw but one sad object there,
The grave of hope as of despair.
No wreck lay on its silent strand,
Ii there no fragment threw:
Der all that persisted from the land
Its sluggish wave 1t drew;
Whelm'd them additionally deep
Mid an illimitable sleep;
And nothing e'er emerged again,
Or left a ripple on that main.
He stood upon the shuddering shore,
Void, calm, dim, desolatc,
Till deeper shades the wave came DER,
And shadows small and great,
Like the Morgiana oftimes cast
Formess and few in gloom they past
Upward reflected from below
In the seas depth, they come and 90.
They were but shapes of dimness, weak
a. outline of dream,
Yet We're they all his eye could take
Unwhelm'd in that black stream,
OF former worlds, and thoughts, and man,
That were aud ne'er should be again
The all Of what full soon will be
Our semblance to posterity.
The gazer saw-his heart was sad;
He view'd that ocean with despair;
He murmur'd not, bus, mournlul, clad
In esignatiom liuger'd there
One little hour, unit! the tide
Rose or him, and he tranquil died,
And with the ndmeleSS in that sea,
Forgotten sank and pass'd away!
.N'slc Monthly .Maga2ii,
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AT rules holden i" the clerks Office Of the superior court
June, 1895:
Levi Swain, mir
against
John G. Gamble, Mary Blair ex tx or john d Blair decd
Joseph Tate, exor OF Benjamin Tate, deed, John H.
Eus'ace, ex'"r OF William Wardlaw, which said Gamble
Blair ate and Wmdaw. trustees of the Presby-
teian Church on Shockoe Hill in the city OF Richmond
Robert Gamble, John Rutherford John G. Blair James.
Cufrie, and William Lambert, jr James Blair James
Scott, Jr William Mayo, William Mckenzie Thomas
Taylor, William Mann, Philip Nohnrne Nicholas Ed
mund ebster Joseph H. Mayo David Barclay, Souher
Land CoGuhoun, William Muir, James allace Edmund
W. Roo'es, eXor of Allan Pollock, James Brown ir
william H. Randolph, John Marshall, admir- of William
MARSHALL William Whit, Robert Doutiat, Samuel Scott
ana 7" m Pfice, DTS
The defendant William Writ, having entered his ap
pearance aud given security according act of assem-
0iy ana the rules OF this COURT and it appearing by salts
factory evidence, that he inha of this coup
try 1t is ordered that the said defendant appear here on
me hrst day OF the next term and the bill of the
pa'nt and that copy of this order forthwith inserted
IN some newspaper published in the city of Richmond for
TWO months successfully aud posted The OF the
capitol, in the said city
80 copy, Teste, I'm, ". TE6YNG. C. C.
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might be called mans natural pcjudices. Far from there
being thing revolving papaby absurd in such ad
mission the obscuy itself of the time and space
and the phenomena of the dreaming and delous mind,
ready TO give it colouring of truth The
indeed of the tales which have been composed upon
basis proves how readily of all ages and have
acknowledged what might be called, its poetica truth
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TRGLYIl:

At rules holden in the clerks Office Of the superior court
OF chancery for the Richmond district, the 9th day Of
June, 1925:
Joseph Sheffield pr
against
Edward r. Chambers, John G. Rves Samuel Thomas, IT,.
ana Henry Slavery, DIS.
Ihe defendant Henry Slavery, having entered his
appearance and given security according to the act of
Semby and the rules of this court and appearing by
SATISFACTORY evidence that he is iuha baut Of this
country: IS ordered, that the said defendant do appear
here the first day the next term and answer the
b OF the plaintiff; and that copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published city
OF richmond for two months successfully, and posted
the front door Of the capitol. in the said city
% cory. Jeste' I'm. ". HFNIVC, c. c.