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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-11-22

We are requested TO state, that the Court
oC Common Pleas, to be holden at Worcester,
on the second Monday in December next, can
continue in session but one week, but will
hold an adjourned session, if desired.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-11-22
" A TCH Els,
R'ch 'e'ceby, & Fancy Goods.
FESHR Subscribers have care.

TESIiE Subscribers have care.
Z NY selected, just opened, and Offer
for SALE It fair prices, their Fall assortme nj d
Goods.lmong which are, great variety OF
WATCHES, Of almost every description and
price: aso, an elegant variety of rich JEW
Elk such as, Fine Gold Watch Chains
seals q teys; Pearl and FiIligree Ear-Rin
Diamond Ruby, Emerald, Topaz. Garnet.
YET and i,ari Bosom-Pins and Fingcr.Rmgs :
cable AM Plain Gold Neck Chains: Gold
be ads; Git and Mohair Bracelets. Also. a
PRIME ASSIGNMENT Of Goods, stiH more usef,si.
y Possab!e,ikc Plated and Britannia Tca-Pots.
slngiy or " the set; Plated Fruit Baskets ;
Plated Suffers & Trays; Candiesicks; Sill.
ven fcge Cut Glass Custurs, silver Butter
KnJes; Silver Table and Teaspoons; fine
vaTty Of Tca-Trays; Astral Lamps Thin.
5le Razors; Scissors; Rodgers Silver Steel
pehklives, of very superior quality; Cloak
Class; Silver and Steel Spectacies Indis
pens;bles, &c. sc.
T. s. w KEITH.
Tanted, by the Subscribers, JoUn-
NEfMAN, who is thoroughly acquainted with
tho Repairing Of Watehes.-1'o such an one
literal wages will be paid.
Worcester, Nor. IS, 1896. If
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-11-22

Snow.-YertcrdaY morning, for the first
time this season, the ground in this vicinity
was covered With snow to the depth Of about
half an inch.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-11-22

BLACKSTONE CANAL.-By notice publish
ed in the Spy this and the two last weeks, it
will be seen that the whole Canal route, from
this town to Uxbridse,is ready to be put under
contract, and that proposals are requested for
excavaiing the Canal, and constructing The
locks. From the Blackstone village i'll Men
don TO Providence, the work is nearly finished,
and all the locks on that portion OF the route,
except two or three, will be completed this
Sc ason. From the Blackstone village TO this
town the contracts are all to be completed be-
fore the FIRST Of November next, SO that, be-
fore the close Of next season, We arc in hopes
of seeing the navigation between this town
and Providence commenced.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-11-22

PUBLIC MEErING.--In our advertising col
umns, will be found notice FOR public meet
ing, to take into consideration the present de-
messed state Of the Woollen Manufacture, and
TO devise such measures as may be deemed
expedient for procuring relief. As this is a
subject in which others, as well as manufacture
crs, are concerned, it is hoped there will be a
full and general attendance.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-03

lne ai;eIHoon when his victim again church.
and knowing that she would not come back for some
hours he got from under the bed, and making cal of
napkin WHICH lay 10 CHAIR sat down by the FIRE,
unit! he heard The coach drive into the yard when
he again got uacr the bed, and renaincd there until
Lad. NIazei having been III bed about hour, be
presented himself before her, and demanded her
money; she began TO call out aud attempted ring
her bell, upon which he stabbed herr aud she resisted
with all her s he repeated his slabs until she
dead
lie linen tonh me Key ot 'ne %ardtooe from the bed
head, opened it, and found the key of the strong box
from which he took all tho gold he could find but not
the jewels. He next locked the wardrobe and repla-
ced the key behind the pillow, took his hat from under
the bed, and left tile napkin i'll it. Having taken the
kos otie chamber out oflhe chair, he went down and
finding the street door ONLY the single lock- he OPEN
ed it, and escaped, and lcft il aar
Thus The veil removed from this decd oi dark
ness aud all the circumstances which Condemned lie
3run accounted for consistently with his inno-
ccnCe.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-03
A9@ggasaes

For the rlcux Gazette.
tcssRs EDTrORs-- Allow me to enclose you, for re-
.H"''ca0n, some stauzas ''The Balloon" which
ll vc7v GEOGRAPHICALLY the second and nth lines
G t'e second stauza.
Ene late brilliant asconsons Of Mr.. Robertson from
aste Garden, New York, have been attended with
g. eat cc;at, ~ thousands.
Il may no, be deemed supcrluous here to repeat,
49, Sasioans we're first constructed IN the year 1855
90 Us2 brothers Nontgoler, paper manufacturers al
Arncnay, ~ France. The first hiH'TT being who as
cended into ie atmosphere in one of these machines,
NJ. Pilatre de Rosieriiom garden i'll Paris, on
lie 10Th October, 1888.
Doctor c. Gregory gives tho following account of
Ar. LuraId.S an italan) ascent from Edinbnigi:-'i
myself spectator of the flight OF I.unad, and
prescnt at sight Interesting ana sublime.
The beauty OF the gradual ascent, urcd with sen
tment OF terror, account of the danger of the
and the novelty and grandeur Of the whole appearance,
than words can express. q delicate woman
with the spectacle that she died the
spot, The balloon asceudcd several fnscd aud the
sen! admiration of the anxious multitude was beyond
any thing lad ever bcheld
In tue words OF Doctor Gregory:I was myself also
spectator of the Gigt Of Iuaar from G, cen of
Glasgow, and well remember the effect it had on an
elderly w0ma:> closc TO whom stood When the BAL.
Icon
"lNas now a spccl in ether tost
~ ,iorient seen, moment Ia
she lowered her outstretced neck aud turning away
her visual o:hs, almost tranc, to cracking, exclaimed
--''Ileh mel it is a glawmry" "a spelll-t,us, dsbc-
iev'ng the evidence OF her senses.
Tie concluding line of the enclosed
"fad Genius 9ie!is 70 .f'e'
recalls tl.e burst of feeling Of that true Of genius
bUR,s--when speaking OF Poetry. ] cannot refrain
from giving it
''Bewc'ing poetry is like bewitclinS woman; she
has IN all ages been accused OF misleading mankind
from the councils of wisdom aud the paths OF prudence
involving them in difficulties, batting them with pow
erty' and HiunSiug them in the vortex of ruin; yet
where Is the man but must that all happiness
earth Is not worthy the namc-t!lat even the holy
hermils sol?ry prospect of paradisiacal bliss Bat e
%fihs' q Il northern rising oUts' tfoSc region
compared with the many pleasures, the uameless rap
mrs mat We owe 10 the lovely eEEN OF the heart
81 ~ iN.n IT,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-03
gBc Go1Gtttost5omaI cggBtQ.
CTEAR.cTER o. go 49,. v.AIlnns-

CHARACTER OF THE REAL Yankees
IteY are tie Seltct II .4mc'iaG--LiLie the Scotch
they on;~aldly cold, and selfish; inwardiy
true, steady, ard about people who are
brought GP be Just before they are generous ever
Like the Scotch too. they are sleIyd sensible
infuSi;Iso; sincere, frugal, and hard working Like
the SC0tc3 TO, they educated Peopic-educa;ed
as people, III the Substantial pa:ts of education 10
such degree 10 Gt them for all the common dats Of
life 3nd, like the Scotch, they grave, moral and
religious, 10 a prover6.
as 2sosie, they have more political kno,ylcIne
'ccausc obey have more need OF 1t, having so tnuc po
HGcal power,) and more e!rspaper knowledge, than
Perhaps auy other people Garth excepting tie
English Themselves WHO have than tie Scotch.
IS people, too, they speak better English odd as il
;ay appear, and laughed at they are for Swing so
e7 other body OF people existing on our earth Still
!c''crcr they neither siacscn. scholars speakers
rritcFs and lber every day language so altered
here b. pH'itan9s tone th"re by tie rapidly and
HFacuy o their arcuiatioD which like that OF one
VINO IS "O3t To- 10 ever id or erreaCiicd in bargain
as 10 appear like bad English. Taerc is not man of
t1eiC whole Number sEoT. the multitude OF iu
rof: ia'diy a inao, that you would be willing to put
among the boorS- The ruscs, the peasaniry or tie pro
yiucais of tirce-iOur- Europe; but then tey do moi
abound in very superior men,hey have but here and
there one who would be qualified FOR conpaniouship with
Use first ucu Of Europe. Alo'e they i'll have; BOT lust
hcir chief but solitary stars in tic shv OF
lAc.r Country.
l'arg have all the Scotch ha,dibooI tic Scotch pro-
,r, eljd good STARE Of the Scotch fofbearance or
suoHi-4N ons which tiey call resignatioi up 10 tie
l.oi where submission is 10 longer Profitable; but moth
100 %! tie SIR fythy the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
fF tie way. ich c bold ~ te q caricainrc Of iudiv
uIals. nj Of natioaa cgjcstpfc MT Of the Scotch
r{i., but Oi Scotch The arl:ecs arc TO =
prov -b moral and rel sJus people" They a.e OBJ
staaa pefscr-.'o~ aua o.dlahioned IN all ieir ways
' iHNHr and acting; frugal, yet prone 20 sort Of
"'a .GNs' b0>p:.a.y.'T capatl,: Of any H,
prepared '.ui.' uDl u geDrrh arc deficient in
'.arI,'h. refinement. enthusiasm. delClcy and pccu-
lsr'iy u ",fer. IbcS ci,!. remarkable abroad
1881: greet rOo 5cj, aud industry t!cr plan deal
i-- i"ei CONTAINS e'fer, ih'ir perseverance, Their
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-03
YTRGLNLg.

Atfules holden in the clerks Office Of TIE snrgror CONT Of
oh"ucey for the Richmond district, Ire 7tl day Of Au-
gust, 1926:
Herbert a. Claibosrc. pm
against
john Edwards Samuel & Edwards, and Dudley Atkinson,
Dfs.
ne defendant Jonn Edwards wing entered his an
peaanee and given setuy according TO the act Of assem-
y ana te rules Of this and it appearing by sati
'"''oy evidence, that ie is an habitant sf His
u IS ordered, that the Sai5 defendant do appcar
49,, ! 'e ''s day Of the aud answer the BIN of
ana mat copy Of THIS order be forthvith in
10, S ne" sIaper published IN the city Of Richmond
me capiiolin the said city. '''' VI
. ,-oy. -c;, IT Y T,rNTYr.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-03

III eourt Hs'l JOr Prince Edirard county, .ycsis.s
tie l3H, 1926.
James Asnew and Martha his wife formerly Martha
Miller, eompits.
against
Edm""d Pefhnsou, Micajah Mason and Eliza his WIFI,
Allen Morris, DnbpSy Miller and Polly his wife,
Ddoney MorriS, Missouri Morris, Norvel and :.
Saiuda his wife, Writson Morris, Nimmo Morris, :;
Polly Morris, MFarland, daughter of Jane (
nj tarand Dabney Morris, jun. Vincent Phillips ! <.
ana Harriet his wife, Temple Lrscomhc and Eliz- | :;
aeeth MS wife, Polly Jeifress, John p. Hawkins, 8
Nancy a. Hawkins, William Ward and Eliza A. =.
his whe, John Ward and Jane M. his wife, Mary -
~ 'ii!'er, William Il. WootiOn and Elizabeth |
ms wiis, oimuc! ID. Burke aud Richard burke,
anu Daohey miller, Ex'or OF john Pcrkinson de-
ceased DTS.
Anderson T. Miller IS appointed qua rau for the ,ieu-
danis Nj faIami daughter OF Jane M'FnrIand, d. h.
nGy Morris, Jun Nancy 4. Hawkins and Mary A. Miller
VINO are Infants nndcr the age twenty years for m
special purpose fdcending their iu,c,c>, this suit AMI
the defendants Edmund Vlrknson Micaiah Mason a.,d
Eliza his wife, aud Allen Morris. wing entered
appearance aud given security according an act Of the
general assembly and the rules Of this il anne
ing 10 The satisfaction of the they not in
hapi'antS oil this state, the motion of the complainant
oy COUNSEL it is ordered, that the 81 III defendants
teTkhsonf Micaah Mason aud Eliza his wife, aud Allc,
Norris do appear here the first day Of December co
ne%t, and answer the conplanants bill, aud Il COZ y
OF this order be forthwith inserted in the pub
newspapers printed in the city OF Richmond for two months
successfully, and also posted the door of the
house ufth:s County.
.0* copy. Tes,e, =. i H'ORSIE4M IN
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-03
THE BALLOON.

The airy ship at anchor rides;
f'oUdly She heavcs her painted sides,
Impatient OF delay;
Az! now her siihen form expands,
She springs aoft. she butsts her bands
She floats upon her way.
low swift! :or now see her sal
ltiss' mounted on the ycwless gai.,
Aud speedms'up the sky;
Ind now sNeck in ether lost
= 'i";'cnt Seau, isouacu; list,
Shc cheats any daz4sd cy~.
blient wonlcr! thee no Tapping wing,
ia lanoring oar, 40 bounding spring,
'Irsed on thy fleet career;
iiy native buoyancy impcHd,
IiiEc easy fight was smoothly ic.G
A!org The silent sphesr.
n c;.a5 mist a; close ofmi.ll,
y % meteor on the breast g! night,
No cloud at breezy dawn,
y" leaf ad9wn the summer t;tc,
More c.ioriias5 is seen to sliie,
o. shadow o u lie .anh.
Yet thee, en- thee, tie destined !1uc.
'!-aa'. spi:iH';" .eoai ;i.uc ANY towee,
Rapid IN prone descent;
N"'hinAs see thee eaItnward borne,
Win i.acc:d sides that dronp fnrosn,
The bscaih ethereal spcm,
Ih"s daring Fancy's pen sublime,
'ihns Loves bright wings are cl;pp'd -Av Tune;
Thus Hopes, her soui clarc,
EShales amid this grosser ais:
he Ii5hiest hearts are bound by case,
And Ce,ius yields 10 fate.
TTl,,;y;e6 N;-,f. >
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-03

ani .n,oi, too stdiy, acquire Tie proper undu
laton for ball room drawing room. Ills carriage
every where is that OF enc who would DC of place
in the world of high fashion who could not breathe
freely in the atmosphere of Courts and If he should
happen to get there he is APT become wise and
much too thoughtful for the occasion; 10 behave
like one who at the same time s too awkward and too
conscientious for the people about him. too grave and
absurd for the elegant ypOCriSles OF high life lie
look people in the face, bo smile, squeeze their
hands and swear that he is glad 10 them, while in
his heart he is wishing tidm al Tie bottom OF Tie Red
Sea; nor if sou To- talk with him FOR ever s;;ch is
the stupidity of the animal! would YOU be able 10 make
INN perceive that such behaviour is either expedent
wise, manly.
10 give the character decided shape-ify YOU are on
the look out for rcnda FREUD that will stick by you
through good report and through evil report so long as
are able TO satisfy him. whatever the world may say
"a friend OF fcU words and of plain words, who vs. i'll
prove his friendship whenever there is need of NOR
proof as few other wGuld though to prove his i'm
partaiiiy he would be TO abuse YOU behind your
back tor that which Inc would forgive another and be
fore your face for that which he would pproye were he
not your endifyOu the lookout for friendship
like th's ANA are willing 10 wait year two age
CT two, the may be, until YOU deserve it, or
you have occasion for hearty scaGfast foe one who
will be sure TO keep al work ght aud day. for the
rest of your c-the ''Ccuuine Yankec,n the cold up
| right, square looking native New Enrlandcr is youl
man. Go too, il You i'll search OF deem illeo!o
Siai, severe critical profound lawyer, general (fo
defending you,) statesman, matIematIciar., hs
band who ho'gep much he respect and love Won
IN serious way, will be 10 forget you
man every day tic week and every hour in tle day
If you behave like fo0l-uay though YOU not ha II
his age, though you married for love- and the mother
OF his child; if ycu III search of wife, who
i'll have her way, however dear You NAY be 20
her. whenever she believes her duty TO have her own
wa! go TO New England.
[London -Nc,r Monthly .Nsgarinc.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-03
VIRCLWq:
HYRGLNI4.

At rules holden 10 the clerks Office OF tie superior cor, Of
f9sgcey for the Richmond district the So day of July
Daniel T. Atkins aud Geo e. Atkins, children Of Polly A.
"'"' and Frances w. Mays, 0ido,y Of Stephen Mays
s... p55.
"ll.ian e. Pegram, adm Of Elizabeth Pcsr7m, dec ana
Ainlington Smms. William p. Sirnms and Na1v f.
Sinms, J1,
The defendants Millius;on Simars WIN. p Simms aud
Mary Siums not having entered their appearance ard
gwen security according 10 the cf assembly and the
rules Of this court and II appearing by satisfactory evil
dence, that they are not Inhabitants this country il H
ordered that the said defendants do appear the FIRST
day OF the next term ant answer the bill OF the plaintiffs
and That copy this order be forthwith inserted in com,
He"spapef published IN the city Of Richmond, for two
months successfully and posted the front door Of the
capitol, in the said city. '
~ -y Ir.,r IN r. IrVLNG
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-03
Earthenware, Glass and China.

OSEPH GILL doors above the Bell Tavern, has on
ee hand general assortment OF EARTuEN,vAsE, GLASS
and CHINA, most of which is of recent impn aud
will be sold ut reduced prices. Wholesale and Retail.
Country dealers may rely upon being supplied ia
vo.able $ i'll the northern cities.
Aso-Ware in the oiisinal Package Of superior quail
i,y.
Sept WITS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-03

IA ule sapcIi0r CoIt q tAaace1y Jor iae Ratrtoaa
District.
James E. Heath, and Chapman Johnson, admir- witt. the
viii annexed of Garter b. Page, deceased, Prs.
against
john II. Foster and others, DTS
me parties in the foregoing ,eir attorneys
agents, VIII be pleased to take notice, pursuant
decree pronounced the 9Th day last the UNDER
sigued commissioners appointed under said decree, WILL on
Mondayth 9th day November next between the hours
eleven in the forenoon and FIVE iii afternoon attend
at the old Presbyterian meeting ieuse, formerly occupied
ny the Roman Catholic consresa ton, FOR the purpose
examining the condition Of said tenement, the adjoining
grounds and enclosures, aud asceIaniug
to be Gone IN order to put the said tenement, its gsouns
sd enclosures, repair provided for bv the Lease To
John H. Foster, mentioned in the said Decree the pro-
| hable costs thereof. JOHN GODDIN
| WM C.. ALLEN.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-03
TIRGIA H..

At rules, holden i'll the clerks Office OF the superior co
October, 1896:
James Scotr, pr
against
samuel ayior anu James Brander, trustees, Hn Ta,lo
oau"derS, surviving partner of Lyle Scott s. Saunders
Hannah Saunders, widow Of Samuel HYDE Saunders.
ecd, Edmund Saunders admir- of said Samuel HvT.r
Saunders decd, and Samuel 6 Saunders, Richard a.
saunders James L. Saunders, and Mary IL. Saunders,
children of said Samuel H. Saunders and Samuel y
Saunders. Peter L. Saunders. Chastaiu Saunders
iniant Children and heirs of John II. Saunders, a Ieceas-
ed son OF said Samuel II. Saunles deed jGIs
The defendant James l.. Saunders not having entered
hS appearance and given security according To the act o.
assembly and the rules OF this court aud it appearing m
satisfactory evidence that he is not imubant this
country; it is ordered the said defendant do anpcur
here on the first day of the answer the bill OF
the plaintiff; and chat copy of this order be forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper published in city Of Rich
nnnd for TWO months successfully and posted front
door OF the capitol, in the said city.
80 Copy. Tese, I'm " HEtNINCi, c. e.
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TiRELNX.I.
YIRGLNL4:

AT rules, holden i'll the clerks the suprr,r rout
OF chancery for the Richmond district the I'll, dav cr
August, 1926:
" iain Mann, in his oup hight ann as ercc,,o- Of r,
Mann, deed, pr
against
Thomas Cav thorn Benjamin Mann AZ his own right nd
as an executor OF the said James hann dccd John D.
Brown Fleming Brown, William Trueheert, late sheriff
OF hanover County, to whom the of john Mann
decd hath been committed for Administrations, Martha
Warrington, who Martha Mann, Austin Pnr:ur and
amy his wife, Elizabeth Wade, who was Elizabeth
MANN Reuben Buton executor of Thomas Wade atnss
Mann, and Elizabeth Mann, and AdeInc Mann chill
dFtn OF Thomas Mann, decd, George Gilman w lillian,
Ghmlan, aud Mley Gilman, Thompson Mann
-u','n' ava Eiizaoeth ms wife, Moore, and Ju-
d'h his wife, William Maun, George Mann and Sarah
hlann PaIke Street and Temple Elliott, DTS
me defendants, Thomas Cawihorn Austin Porter and
Fanny his wife, james Manu. George, Miley and William
Gilman, Thompson Mann, Marin and Eii1ahc,h
ms "'e, Moore and Judith his Wifi. and William
George and Sarah Manu. having entered their appear
ance and given security according the act of assemll
ana the rules OF this aud appca ting by aac,o
~ evidence ;ha they uhabita nts of this couury
u Is oTGcfed that the said defendants appear here on the
iTst day OF the next term and the bill of the nIan
TN; and that copy of this order forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the city of Richmond for fun
months successfully, and posted the front door of the
pit" in the said city.
90 copy Teste, Nm. ". LENYNG, &C
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-03
TIilEIHY.Q.

AT rules holden in the clerks Office of the supe court of
cha1cey for the Richmond district the 7h day of Auss,
oscrton B. Petit, ad with the will anrcxed of william,
wood decd, Celia Harlow, and Mary, Caroline, Nancy
Niiam Cesaria and jerome Harlow, Infants by the said
Cci'a Harlow, their mother, and next friend, 7,;ly
against
John TmbefiaAe jr. Wake TinberIakc trustees Jaco4
son, and George a. Payne ans Anna Maria his ,yjCe
ais
The defendants Frederick augustus Ross, and william
b"hnSor not having entered their appearance and Given
sccufiy according 10 the of assembly and the ros
TINS court aud IL appearing by satisfactory evidence to
they arc not inhabitants Of this country; it is ordered b
the sa'u defendants DO appear here the first day OF tire
nest and answer the bill of the rlaiptif. and ia,
cory OF this order be forthwith inserted in some newspauer
published ia the city Of Richmond, two months s9cie
city.
66 copy. Tc>te. i'm. u. 77E|L57;, G. c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-03
HIRGLNI4:

At rules, hoIen in the clerks 6rc of the superior copr Of
ehancey for the Richmond district the l day Of Sep
William H. Hubbard and James H. Gardner partners ta
a'ng under the firm Of Hubbard & Gardner, Pls.
John r. Bradford, Richard NJ Crane, and Samuel puuev
The defendants John r. Bradford and Richard III Crane
having entered their appea and given sccuri ar
cons to the act of assembly the rules Of This con-,
ana It appearing by satisfactory evidences that they are no,
aoItdhs oil this countTy it dcred, the said de-
chahS 40 appear here the first day the next term
ana answer the bill of the plaintiffs aud that copy Of this
0'oer be forthwith Inserted newspaper published in
VIC cry % hlchmond' for two months successfully and
90 copy. Teste, Nm. ". JE.NT.N(; r r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-03
October 81, lG28.
TiRGkNI1:

At rules, holden in the clerks Office superior cour, of
cancey for TIC Rirhmond district the al; day of Au-
gust, 1925:
William varnet, (of Pe;ersb,.zs.) P,t.
against
6torge Crawford William Conway, Sti,l Matthews 6
CO. Moses s. Pilisborouyh Walter Dunn ex'or of John
Graham, decd, Joserh Rowett, William Edwards, and
William Stewart, Thomas Stewart, anI James Stewart,
infant heiTs OF Thomas Ste"ait deed, DIS
The defendant Walter Dunn, cx'or OF John Graham
decd not having entered his appearance and given security
according to tie act OF assembly aud the rules this court
ANA 1t appearing ~ a,sacory e7idcuce that net
nhahiian Of is country; il ordered, that the said
defendant do appear here the irst day of next
term and answer The bill ~ the plaintiff aud that copy
OF tIS orer be forthwith inserted in newspu per pub
shcd IL: e city of Richmond mouths sue ces.ve-
y aud posted at the front door H capitol in tic ai,
city.
66 copy. Tcstr, I'm. ". HENYNG, e.