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10000 Tickets, al So is 10000
MODE Oh DR. AWING

All the numbers viii 90 put in the Wheel
ms usual All the prizes above three d0llnrs
will be pu, in the prize-wheel and drawn ON
opposite the whole body of nun bers The
first drawn number will decide the fate Of
the 5000 three dollar prizes, Ms follows. to
Wit should il b. one OF the frst FIVE thou.
sand numbers, that TO say, any number from
No. 10 5000, inclusive, all those numbers
will, IN like manner, be entitled 10 three dol.
lars eacb. Should il be one Of the last five
thousnn6 numbers, that ~ to say, from Ne.
6U0l 10 10000 inclusive, iheu all those mum.
ters viii, 10 like manner be emitted 10 three
dollars each Those who nod two tickets.
one above and one below No. 5000. must OF
course draw ONE and may draw IHREE
prizes.
This scheme affords great advantages TO
those who prefer taking certificates ol Pack
ages OF Tickets or shares as Packages
be made OF any even Dnmbfr; Two, four, sin,
eight, ten. twenty, &c. add cost but little
more than one half Of the scheme price.
A certificate Of 2 tickets be hadfor "a as
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to DO bis duty at all hnzards--sueh The
advantages he has derived from his execu
tive appointment. The Secretarysh,p of
State eoufers on him no pati onage which
any honest man viii say can he used 10 his
ad'antagc-it places in his hands no power
by which he can contr0l e,rnts--it almost
entlrei, immnles him, in these "dull and
piping times ofpeare." from public obser-
'ation--in fine, II gives him no ad, antages
which he did not possess as Speaker ani
takes away from him MANY which he did.
And yet, This Office has been the reward of
Mr.. clay's loiqari,l This office, which
operates to his dlsad,antagr,-lhls uili.e,
which is of no higher grade Than that which
he sbando ed, is said 10 be the tempting
lure which led him 10 sell himself, To sway
his friends, 10 throw away his high cha
tatler, TO insure eternal ,ufalny! Gre
dat Judas .ippeila'
The Editor Of the Charlottesville paper
pretends 10 be protundly ignorant of our
meaplae, "h,n we say that Mr.. Clay
GUILD not have voted otherwise than he
did, nut " al the risk of drawing down up
on the country great evil aud upon HIM
self greater suspicion." He asks, nith u
simplicity and an earncsiurss which is
really calculated To make his readers be-
llei that they are not fcigned, " What great
e0t ? Whdt greater suspicion? Was,
SIR, "the great evil of prelerrlng the sol
der, trained in a camp, aud who on every
occasion had shown thdt that alone Vas
his sphere, Ia IA salesman, Who had ne
' yer failed 10 manifest his fitness 10 be thr
ruler of free nation the greater sus-
lpciou' OF corruption winch would ine,i-
tably have attached To him if he had vo-
t"d for man whose public conduct he
and when, too, between them the bonds
of personal friendship had been complete
y '''''''' Nv k''hh 'NH WI ENihf
sitality to a principle 10 which all free
governments are indebted for their rum
the gIeater suspicion necessarily con.
sequeot upon his voting for an individual
whom re had accused of violating the Law
ofna'ions and tramplng on the constltu,
ton of bla.nuntry, IN preference TO one'
who, had etlmated liz was guilty of an un
Intentional error Of statement" the en-.
mics of Mr.. Clay can give one re- u why
| he ought 10 have voted fnr Cru. jackson
IN preference To Mr.. Adams, we pIcdg'
ourselves to say no more in his behalf
| Grui They cda do thls--uniil they ca,
Substitute reason for rant, We feel our
selves bound to expose the holIowness o
their censures.
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LARGE SERPENT.

Montreal, (Canada,) July Ia gen
tleman of this city, in habit OF constant :
communication with the inhabitants o,
Assumption and its envrons, has related
to us the following novel circumstances
which he derived from theivery proprietor
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Office ofHe Colonization SocletB26.

w d9uluSloh' guy ~ ''-O'
The public are respectfully Informed,
that 1t is deemed particularly desirable by
the Managers Of the Colonization Society
to ascertain. as early AS possible, the a.
mount Of funds with which tney are to be
favored the present season, IN order, II
their means shall prove adequate. TO make
early ARA gernents for the outfit OF an ex .
pedition to the African Colony. Those
who base collections in Their hands to.
this Institution are invited to forward
them, AS soon as convenient, TO richard
Smith, ESQ. Washington City, Treasurer
of the Society.
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MAhiItD, ~ Person county, North On.
rollna, on tuesday the 2bth July, by William
baily, "a, Mr. LlSDstY b, PADGErr, 10
the atniahe and much admired Miss CATH.
Az NJ POWELL, the eldest daughter oil
George Powell. decd. both ol Lynchburg,
Aud such shrine OF youthful hours,
IN thee my friend, LOOKED 10 prove,
thought again TO Gull the flowers,
Oi carly friendship, enrly love,
hoped To mark in later Years,
The first young thoughts my bosom knew
10 smile al long forgotten lenrs,
Aud live over blooming hopes anew
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HHu "HHFVs TT PTOPOTIIOH.
Present price OF tickets IS, halves 81 90,
quarters rs cts, but will rise on The Isl oil Ag.
gust to 81.
The drawing will certainly take place in
October, under the superintendence oil the
following gentlemen Judge VIM. Daniel,
Chiswell Daboey, Albcu M'Daniel, John @.
Meem, John Bullock, David G Mnrrell, Wm
Mckinney, VIM. w Newell, George Whit
locke, John w Bagwell, Anmon Hancock,
Robert Kyle, James l.. Ctaytor, Jesse b. Hsri
rison, Micaiab Dsvis, Colin Buckrer, Eljan
Fletcher, Jot t Wills, john Hancock and
JOHN c. Miller, E.qfs
lP Orders from u distance, by mal, post
paid, or private conveyance, enclosing The
cash or prize tickets, will meet The most
prompt attention il addressed TO
AUG. LEEYEIzCTf.
July "a. Manager.
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found refuge in unrharitable Implications
while disinierested and unprcjudicrd men,
Who have been On the spot, and ARE ac-
quainied with all the ciree msiances thai
TRANSFERRED before and since tie Presiden-
tIal eleciion--msn who ARE nj least Aa capa-
BILE OF detecting corruption as George Kre-
ner, declare that the hole is sheer Fl bri-
cnion--ihe offspring nj Ignorance, foster
ed by malice aud ambition. We cannot
hui believe that Mr.. Roberts letter will
have n deep and permanent effect. Mr.. II.
Is mauot talents and of commanding in
huence in Ptnnsyl,anm and We slneerrl,
hope that his candid and temperate views
may have the elect OF leading back thai
State TO the sober conduct which IT had
heedlessly abandoned.
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July 81.
DANCING. SCHU 4.

klHE next meeting OF tue subscriber
& school will take place on Wednesday
the 9Th Of Aug"sl-Pnpils will be received
for the balance OF thu session, and a deduc
ton will be made Tor the time already taught,
j A XAIPl.
July II. teAiro6.
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.Hr Roberts Letter. We solicit the al
tention of the reader 10 letter signed Jon
athan Roberts, IN another part of 10 days
paper, written IN reply 10 circular sen, IL
him by the Jackson Committee of PbiIa-
deIphla. That II is too early yet 10 com.
mence The investigation OF the claims of
the candidates for the next Presidency, 10
Ia us perfectly evident. SO many comm
grncles may ARISE between this period aud
1929, which may nave the effect Of putting
some one Of the most prominent lndlvIdu-
ais now named, hors du combat, and SO ma-
ny circumstances may occur IL thrust into
the foreground Of the picture some other.
whose name IS scarcely now whispered,
that, TO say the least of it, the exerlions
now making, and the threatenings of o.
theirs IN preparation, ale premature and
worse than idle. But the pugnacious
lIiends of Gen. Jackson, will not be silent
themselves, nor permit their opponents
to be 80. Their ardor in the cause Of
their Chief IS not to be }rpressed by
the ordinary consideration of peace and
concord, for one or two short years
they are not TO be sIlenced- by the re-
Election that they ara unnecessarily slim
ulailng the spilit OF faction for well they
know that the calumnies which give that
spirit not only birth but perpetui,y are ne-
cessary to the accomplishment Of their
purpose. If they once cease the cuckoo
note of corrupton'-if they for mo-
ment cease to indulge in the classical alu-
sion of Mr.. Randolph 10 the "puritan aud
the blackieg fine, If they DO not assume
the prerogaliye of olnnisclence, aud pene-
trate into the motives of Messrs. Clay and
Adams, with a pre.determinaton TO pro-
nounce them dishonest, they are aware
that they had as well no longer hope to
triumph over the reason of the people,
Look at the Philadelphia Circular, aud
point out, you can, one single sentence IN
it which is not an appeal 10 the passions.
Point out, ifyou can, single appeal, even
of this character. which il not base upon
an assumption, alike unseneroas and un
Just, of the corruption and dishonesty of
Messrs. Adams and Clay. We appeal to
Mr.. Roberts whether this assumption has
any foundation either in truth or probable
ity. He has long been Senator in Con
gress from Pennsylvania. lie was oppos-
ed to Mr. Adams, and in favor of Mr..
Crawford, during the late Presidential CON
test--and therefore his evidence may be
considered to be worth more than if he had
been an original friend of Mr.. Adams. He
Indignantly repels the charge Of corruption,
and he denes that there is the slightest
grounc for such an imputaion. The peo-
pie cannot be much longer deluded. They
Cannot much longer suffer their better
senses to be imposed on by the yociferouis
clamors of the friends of Gen. Jackson,
who have been so often summoned to the
prsf 0: their charges, aud have always
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-07-31

Desperate Rencounfrt. We understand
thai " Mr.. HlIi.nls, oi Farsosyille, Z. I'D
natd COUNTY last Saturday week, 10 ucoo-
lro'rrsy with his brolher-ln-law.- " ,Ilams
stabbed him IN such Il shocking manner.
that he died the next morning. VIII, ms Is
nov IN Jail to await his trial lor The oil
trnce.
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VIRGINIA LOTTERY

For the benefit III The
Dlsd al swamp Canal Company,
Fourth Glpss.
80 No. Lottery by Combination IL Pormuta
ton 8 Ballots 10 be drawn,
To be drawn nj Richmond,
SCHEME
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1880 Prizes.
a697O Blanks =.
Sl7l3Go
42B4O Tickets.

The public viii obetve, from the very
FIRST glance, that the above srtene Is degi.
dedly the most brilliant one ever got up In
Vifeinia, aud the price II the tickets very
low, and the drawing Is close Al hand oone
sequenliy, those wishing 10 become rich By
adventuring ~ lotiery tickets, viii 6nd they
have no lime 10 lose, rs The pIice al tickets
will certainly advance SO, do moi neglect q
single moment ia ealingni my TRULY LUC-
NY OFFICE aoj securingn Lucky number
in n,r above scheme, which may make y0u
happy the remainder oi your days.
~ Whole iiehets So Halves So 81 -
Qunrterr ~ 70, 10 be had Ia very gfeHt Vnri-
ETY. OF Numbers at my Truly Lucky Ola
ice, where the cash will DC paid Tor all pri-
yes ma soon as drawn.
Orders from the country, post phid, enclo-
sing the cnsb or PRIZE tickets will meet ths
most prompt attention, II addreesed 10
ADRIAN II. NORTH
July 30.
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ORDINATION.

Az ordination was held nj the Epsco.
PM Church IN Petersburg. on Sunday the
18Th instant. b, The Right Kss. Bishop
Moore.--fhe following young gentlemen.
Jno. nrsmncr, j. II. Ashm,th, Is. Peers,
and l.. u. Johns, receutiy students IN the
Theological Sc may III The Protestant
Episcopal Church, ~ Alexandria d. {. we're
admitted 10 the order OF Dcacous The or
d'na'lon sermon was preached by the
lte,. d.. Dncachet, nj Norl Tx
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~ \ new papci Is about In he start.
III Richmond by Mcsns. II sstll Il MAYO.
1t / 10 d. called" The Jackson RepuLii-
caa.".
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-07-31

Bnenos Ayrean papers to the Cd Nay,
have been received at Boston. Don Ma
nuel Moreno had been appointed Minister
Picnipotentiary to the United States, and
Mr.. Soraten, Charge d'Afares of the Co
Vernment Of Buenos Ayres, in London,
had been promoted to the dignity of Vim
lister Pienipotentl'ry at the same Court
Don Manuel J. GarciG had declined ac-
CeptinS the appointment of Minister Pie
nipotentiary to the Congress # Panama,
which had been offered to him.
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In Camden, South Carolina. and in Au-
gusta, Georgia, and in other places, we
perceive, that the Fourth of July was
marked by resolutions recommending con
trbutons to the Jefferson Fund. We
have no doubt that extensive contributions
viii be found To have been made on tina,
day. The diving Patriot left his daughter
TO the care Of his country. Let not his
country betray the trust. Nat Int. I
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-22
SELECT SCHOOL.

MY SCHOOL will be continued the ensuing year; my
I7 bFothcr John 6. Neson vino has had six/rn yea rs
<peienrc as Teacher, and Mr.. John NJ. Winson an
yccrnt classical scholar, will b. associated with
hc cement of the school, in which will taught the
Creek Latin, aud French Languages, together with those
banches OF learning which constitute Complete English
Eiuca;ion.
Tire School will commence Monday, the cd Of Jam
nry 1927, and terminate the 9TH day of December
0w1g there will tie vacation of four weeks commencing
IN the 18TH of June. The price for board tuiton wash
in ngius, and fuel, will be hundred ten dollars
payable, onellf ON the 1st day of June 1897 and the
other hall OF the ist lay Of December following.
Inc discipline Of the school will be parental; and as
'Gnc care aud kindness will be extended boys condcd
70 my instructions 10 my children Boys that known
- be vcinus, unru!y, will be admitted INTO tho
ioo'and If sucl shall be palmed upon me, they will
e expelled as they shall he found uusovcrnsblc
M residence remote from the haGnis OF vice ina mno-
iay, and remarkably healthy it is s;tua ted in the county
8" Louisa, forty miles from i'ithmond and TIC same
distance from FredcTica sburg. The stage f,cm Ftcder-
icNsb1f. 70 Gainesville passes within four hundred yards
50" roy Residence, aud that Richmond Iarrisonbug
within two miles Of it. Letters should he directed ~
"]lcksou'+ Post Ofic-, Louis;,." WM. NELSON, If.
Sept. 22d, 1926.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-22
School in Gainesville.

tjk subscriber intends 10 open School in this village,
= on the first Of January next. lie has engaged
young Gentleman regular graduate thoroughly qualif-
ed to teach assist him in conducting school pro
poses to make his school of the best character
paiatory 10 entrance into the Sophomore Junior in
any OF our Colleges, the University. He Will teach
Reading, Writings Arithmetic, English Grammar, Gcogra-
phy Rhetoric Logic Composition tho Elements Of History
l"c Latin and Greek Classics, and Mahemacs in all its
branches, through Comic Sections
Tsrms-Tuiton, for English scholars SOS; for Latin
ana Greek SO Boarding. exclusive Of bedding, candle
and towels, $50 be paid one aifn advance tho otcr
Oh the first of June The subscriber can accommodate siy
or eight boardeTs in his family. Boarding any number
can ne ma" on the same terms in good families the viii
iagc 'iay and October Will be vacation months. And
examination vii! he held tire last Friday April and
September.
JESSE s. ARNISTEAD.
CarcrsviIle, Nov. 9, 1879 Nov. 1o-wat.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-22
FALL GOODS.

4 HAVE received by the Richmond Packet and Other
n late arrivals part Of my FALL GOODS: Amongst
which are,
Supefhue and cenusrL cloths and cassmcfcs
Pesse and habit CLOTHS, assorted
Valencia silk 1oreutinc aud MaIseilles yrsr-s
Supcrhne and C0Tlg7ot settineiis
Blue plains, kerseys and lion skns
Rose, point and whitney blankets
Rcd,wbitc and yellow fanneis
Carpetncs and hearth rugs
German ozuaburgs and iickieH1,"fs
Black aud coorcd bombazctts
paitan and Caroline paiiv
Silk stdped barecc
Cashmere and me.no h1Uis
Company choppas aud haudanras
7-8 and Sd black mode Of superior quar-:
Black and colorci Gros de Naples
III plain and worked bobbnet faces
Ditto lace wells aud pclerncs
Calicoes and printed camtricks, assorted
Black and white silk and cotton irosierv
Book, Swiss, mill and jacoupt muslips
DID and Cd camtricts, assorted
stand CT Mandarin grapes
Plain aud figured Canton cF5res and gubrs
Fine aud supcrGnc black bonIbazire
Black, blue and assorted Italian silks
70 and al heavy Irish lincus
81 and G-1sheetiugs, assorted
Birds eye, Russia and tabIc diagcr
Thread and cotton feelings
Thread and cotton checks
SILK and cotton umbrellas
Brown and bloachcd domestic sir;ugy s. shceiiuas,
With variety n other sedsouabic GOODS: and cxpcc,
to receive further supplies ia few days; all which will be
sold at gnusual.T 5e ri.c,e, =
Ss7: 2s. Hal. NCILsor.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-22
BOOK BINDERY
AND
Blank Book NIanufactorY.
j. e. & T. WAGH,

Doditseflers n'ad Shttio.scrS, Hie!,ao,y,l, Ia.
az RESPECTFULLY inform their friends and tic
- public, that they have established a BINDERY,
Whe'e they are prepared &c manufacture every lescrip
lion Of Blank Books, ruled 70 any pai.etn made o.
the best paper hound in either ecep cali. or Russia
leather in the most durable ,HsEper, nih close, pa
lent meiahc, and paste board, spring. backs.
IT Old Buul<s Re Bound, pai;. sheep si.rep cift
sheep extra; plain cali, caf sii,, ca!cxira: plain me-
Rocco morocco gilt, morocco extra and Russia leather
with close and loose backs, plain and gilt edges, SC
Merchants, officers of banks, courts, insurance
ard other public cccs, and the public generally arc
respectfully invited TO favour vith their orders as
are confident general satisfaction will be given as To
price, paper, ruling and binding.
Nov. 29. It. ! n 6 ~
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Executors Sale.

~ ILL be snli atpubc auction, Tuesday, the Goth
w December next, If fair otherwise the fair
al the plantation called Union Hail. i'll Automatic county,
a6out twelve Slaves, consisting of and chill
drcn and all the other personal of Benjamin Oliver
dat the said plantation, consisting of household and
Kitchen furniture, plantation utensils stock horses Sheep
cat''e hogs, &r.-For all sums dollars, twelve
months credit will be given, and bonds with approved
curity required-under thats.,u cash.
At the same time and place, about Slaves will
hired out and the Plantation Con which about seventy
bushels Of wheat have been scede will rented the
ensuing year BENIN BRAND,
Nov II, idst. ESecutor of Is. Oliver, decd
n. h. amongst the articles 20 be sold the following
Wis copper still or about 50 gallons, four beds
siceboard &c. w6,
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Chancery Agency.

AMES, who, for several years past, has been frs
EPe Clerk in the Office of the Chancery Court holden
his City offers his services the ia, court,
agent, in maturing their for trial. He will give all
the advice and assistance necessary obtain that
uc as directing the necessary process giving notices.
tending the commissioners, &c FOR moderate fees From
his knowledge of the practice of the court and the law
Ternn it, he is confident that he render essential
"e, To those who harrassed with tedious law suits;
rendered SO, principally from of proper regular
attention to the minutu of the proceedings
Information respecting his qualifications for the above
business, he refers to the members Of the bar generally.
u B-A's Office is 10Th street, Immediately in the
rear of the Post Office.
Dor =
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Nov. II
VIRGNIA:

VIRGLNI4:
NJ superior of chancery, holden the capitol H.
the city of Richmond, the Goth day Of January, 1896
Charles Irving, Robert Isvus, paulus A. Irving, james
Powell and Mildred his wife, and Jane Rose, PUS.
.red i.Sns in her own RIGHT and as exeeurx of
Irving, decd, Wua- IL Cabe in his own right aud as the
surviving executor, ana of the evisees Nicholas
C.abe the elder, decd, Joseph {, Cahp, and tho
.aSeph Z. Cabcll and It'll later exrs,.,ors NJ cV
flare, decd, George Cabel Benjnmi:, Csrssss,on
and Mariana his wife, Samuel Med. Reid and Sarah
It's wife, Bennett "A. Crawford, Robert Hughes, John
Hughes, Rebecca Hughes, Mary Hughes James b. Fret
WELL almor of i.lexanicr Frctwell and Jane his widow
Eiward Thomas and Hannah his wife. and Joseph Shell
ton and Shelton Sims executors of Samuel Shelton.
f-cc, .:!.o atn'or of WIN. Hughes, decd, Nm NJ
Watkins surviving of Nicholas Cabell, jr deed
Sanue. Irvine, and Peggy K. Cabell and Natl. f. Ca
hell. DIS
This this day 10 be further heard on the
fape: formerly read and the report Commissioners
made in pursuance of the tenth Of March 1928, and was
argued by COUNSEL consideration whereof court doth
reconlmit the said report the commissioner il,
he b. him examined and reformed,
the due to the estate of IN. said
Charles Irving decd, the time when the estate was
Committed 10 the securities OF the eXecuix, y
tire county of Albcnarls the an.ount due To
the said estate for the transactions of the said securities
ana their agents, at the ea:h of the said Nicholas Cabe
third the amount due the said for
f the said Wn Hughes and his agents, subsequent the
death OF the said Nicholas Cabel FORTH, what
at the monies due TO the said from per
sonaly and what from the real of the said Charles
Irving" decd by Sales otherwise, stating by whom and
of the real aud personal of the said Nicholas
Cabci. deed, and the in which they ha
administered and disposed of and which anii
representatives. aud in what proportion the
cnnc; SIXTH an account of the real and personal
a. the said VIM. Hughes decd, and nuucr in which
'"ey have heen administered and disposed Of and which
Ct his heirs and representatives, and III what proportions
tires have Stating speciality with
regard TO the premises ae may think pertinent any
either OF Che parties may require he
enable the commissioner perform this order, the parties
respectively are ordered TO produce To him whenever he
sa require it, all BOOKS papers Documents in their
possession under their confoul relating subjects
Aforesaid.
y Copy. Teste, Han. II. HENI.NIf, c. c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-22
YIRGLAE4.

=" rules holden in the clerks Office cf the superior court
- enancety for the EicImond district tie 1nd day of
James Scoi,, ~,
against
Samuel Taylor and James Era,6cr t,,,sico and r,,,,
a"o'efs SURVIVING partner of Lyle Scott 6 Saunders
Decd, Edmu0d Saunders, admir- of sud Samuel IGvGc
Saunders, decd, and Samuel s. Saunders Richard A.
Saunders, james J.. Saunders, and Mary H. Saunders
Children Of said Samucl II. Saunders, and Samuel z
Saunders, Peter +. Saunders. and Chastaiu Saunders.
infant children aud heirs nfJnfu r. Saunders u Geceas-
e' son of said Samuel n. Saunders, deed, D0s
Inc defendant James l.. Saunders, having entered
s appearance and given security according the act
Assembly ana the rules Of this court and appearing by
satisfactory evdcncc, that I've is uhabiiau Of this
country u ordered that the said defendant do apyear
bore on the FIRST day of the term and answer tic bill Of
tnc plaintiff; and that COPY OF this order nc forthwith
Inserted III some newspaper published in the city Of ich
rond, Tor two moths successfully and tncd az The 'front.'
ccor Of Oh capitol, in the said city.
% q Cory Tesi', T'~ y HE,YINr. E.