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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-07
RAJHPDEW SYDN,EY COLLEcN

rnehE sem ,anhusi'e1amihaOn Hampton Sydney Coi-
~ lege VIII coriE-n.e E,itay Inst aud e;oe
on tuesday, the zoh The Boa'd Of Trustee hold h-
sanuA meeting on the 25, sad commencement will tke
place ON w edu.sday the 26ih. " ~
Ihe Anniversary of the Literary & Pbu.onhic,I Soeo
WIN DE heid on Ihutsday the 9Th; occ al az A.
uo aha poem w,li be deyefedon the isy ie An.
neisaiss OF me U Ion PhilauhrOpis Society will take
place. Joseph Baker, Esq., vail .pr tn. Uan an
AeIan W Veuahle Egg the Pnlllnth pc
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""ss Paul and - Jones, Adn'or.. ofJoshua
III pursuance OF the order of the court made IN hs 80
cause; on the 9Th day Of May 1897, notice hereby
an persons ute .sted in and having upon III. s,
oosT Mart, iafe OF the State OF New Jerry dee,.rs
y appear be1re the said court, Philsder ha on the
tn Gay Oi Oet s27, - their r.sp.e.ly
au 10 prosecute their said caims.-They are frthsI
.s 'hs sum OF s24e7 75 in the POSSESSION Of RsronI
aas beng part OF the said Oliver IIn,t A.
eisned by the Complanan Sarah Hart a. The A,in,,,s
Wp Rogers Hart, late Of Wadnaiaw Island in the Dit,i,
OF Chaeston and State of South Carolina deceased. 800
n, the Aaser o. the aid court having directed 10 re-
port tue facts IN the above will
any Of Tue parties claiming
al az. Once, No io South Fourth Street, Phiad al
% ns previous To- the sad eleventh DAY of Oct, 1871
May ~. 4-tIIhO JAMES s. SMITH ., :.
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GordonarilLe "a 80.

TUE subscriber having purchased the Tavern II this place
Il with the houses attached II, sud $50 acres land
wishes the whole for the ensuing ycaf The property
yalusble snd the stand excellent The subscriber
snxious get u respectsby keep good
house for the comfortable accommodation Of favecfs thar
TO ch4in high rent To sre considerable advu
tage viii be offered, and the house fuay be- fYf
iw, b,ee years line addtes-ed the subefibsf
Join n. GORDON
e-ff
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B. U. PEAnsoN. sec'ry
CULTIVATION OF TOBACCO.

/
In the Briii,h House OF Lords, Earl Grey ,br.,v
out suggestion, that the cultivation of tobacc -
which was prohibited 10 the British farmer more
tnan forty years ago, might be permI,ted; and from
the reception which Lord Gode,ich gave to the
proposition, u Is not Impossible that some measure
may be introduced next session TO give IL efF-c,
Lora Lauderdale stated that he had sesn crops of
tobacco growing in this country previous TO he
passing oil me prohioitory act, and there is no
oouo' 'nat inns plant was at one time cultivated
10 some extent IN Britain. l, IL rsis.d not only
IN the south of Eur pc, bat la Germany and Po
land, and even in weden. Blu, all these coun-
tries, not excepting the last, have higher sum
ner heat than our ciimae Affords g il is upon this
circumstance that the success of the crop, s. e.ps-
cially the hneness OF the fsv depends We doub,
Tobacco ra!sed he- would be equal to ihat of Ger.
many, and ese0 the German tobacco is felt I, be
iniet fof to that imported from America In Britain
the foreign would certainly have q decided prefer
ence' though loaded with heavy duty; and the
enect OF the change III the law would be, 10 force
species OF cultivation for which our climate is
| unsui,ed, to give BOUNTY for the consumption of
an inferior article, aud reduce our foreign trade
by excluding the equivalents which other countries
have 10 give US for our manufactures. Beside.
ministers, we presume, not disposed 90 sacrifice
the two millions which the duty ON tobacco affords,
| aud we should think they scted very f,oIisbIy If
.hey DID, Tobacco is, in almost every country
luxury, and one which often leads TO dirty and of
tensive habits To the Dutchman Twin. in s,yamps
II may be medicinal; but in this country no ipiurv
would result from It's entire dsuse; and " e thrre-
tore think II is one of the fttest subjects for tax
alton that can be found. Blu; suppose the culture
introduced, IT The revenue could not spare The two
millions per annum il derives from the present du
S' ,hs tobacco growers must be put under the
Excise like the hop grower, and how would this
De reished! And Is 1t not certain, that the agri-
cuitursis void be perpetually calling for a higher
and higher duty on foreign tobacco, ill. we reach
ed the point OF prohibition? The tax on foreign to-
bscco, though equal to six eight times the or.
ginai value OF the critical, is easily collected, and
the amount OF smuggling is trifiing. But if duty
equal TO only two or three times the yaIue of The
article were taken on the homemade article ,yha
multitude Of frauds void it gave birth to, and
how vexaiious the regulations necessary 10 gu .rd
against them: We are certain, that when IN,
scheme comes under Mr.. Huskinson's scientific
eye he VIII see lis Disadvantages a, a glsnce
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k5s a C.gUTYO-N

W hIhf my unfortunate Nathaniel hicCaw Grego-
~, VINO mas lately become lrrsns-d ind ha.
@ s nov gong at large, know where, there
,d nA proper |" inform the public generally,
TRENDS IN particular Of his situation and caution then
O lo.'ns nm any peounary aid, other asy, where
~ ne may make MS entire Will pay that
he may eoniraetI therefore hope no person will give him
eteIt on my account He very arti and appears TO be
SepL4 a. -, a.
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S&<-oSsf~i-Al< 1ItE STATE lEGIsI.ArUyE.
To the Honourable. the Senate and House of Re-
personalities of South Carolina, the Memorial
oi---, Respect fully sbeweth,
nat the citizens oil tbi- state, in common with
ell The southern states, have long lsboured under
The Oppressive duties OF the .tsrH Of protection
winch 10 its operations have all eady the
price oi aimrst every manufactured article to the
consumer, as least fifty per cent on the average
TINS tsrit OF protection cautiously introtuc ed ri
hrst, Is now claimed a right by the msnulac-
tnreie oil domestic goods, aud will be extended so
40 10 operate in favour OF every article tba, MAJ
or can be set up as manufacturer in the JJni,sd
States, ii protistly, well: ii not, the tariff /. 20 b..
so modified as 10 make II profitable to the specua-
ting manufacturer. Under this system, our ci,izens
VIII iaoour In vain to support their families; the
earnings OF their honest industry will be taken
nom them, TO swell the gains OF northern manu-
tsc'urers, and 10 complete northern impro yements
from which this state cannot reasonably .xn,ct
dement, The duties imposed by government have
been and will in future still more extensively be-
come sectional, not national. we exist a. a
me"'oeF OF the union merely an object oftaxaon
ibe northern and mlddle states, are 10 be enriched
by the plumber OF the south, and our iu,, member.
OF "e common compact, are to be prost atej by
,hc all powerful influence of an Interested ma
Joity. Power will be exeited, and principIe will
oe forgotten, and the citizens of South Carolina
VIII be condemned TO work the tributaries of tn.
northern and middle sections of the union II so
now: and 1t is tiumphantly determined % extend
Inc system indefinitely.
ne constitution gives no authority TO Congress
10 institute system OF pr Protecting duties in favor
OF any section OF the union. Tie operation of
saeh system is unequal. unjust, and burdensome
beyond what we can bear. We protest against i,
rom beginning to end. in principle and in prac-
uce' Gus national pact Is broken, sectional par
"aes are adopted, and sectional privilege. are
established; we have repeatedly petitioned, but in
vain In this strai, we approach cur own repre-
seh'atlves in full confidence Of meeting sympa-
thy of feeling
We entreat of you. therefore, early in III SEES.
s'oh OF the leg stature deliberate on this mnmen.
'ous question; and 10 Us, if possible from the
eonjoinei grasp of usurpa,ion and poverty. we
ehheat ofyou to devise some meanes OF freeing
your fellow citizens from a yoke too heay, to be
ooFhe. II one encroacbment on the constitution
De patiently and ,ameiy submitted to, no may an
o'her and another, till the constitution itself shall
become noneati'y, or thing be moulded into
any shape that self-n,erest in the seat of power.
may order il 10 assume
WIN SFi.i oil heart we submit, these suggestions
70 our immediate representatives, in full reliance on
'her wisdom TO devise and adopt the means nece.s-
AIRY Tor our relief.
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August -.
JaJiIES RITER L-qIrD FOE sir

"A PLANTATION, lying The north SIDE OF jaime. RI
- yer, W or IL miles above Old JamestOwn, auh VA he
upper pto sandy Point neck called the RoWEn and
On's 81 ooo sere' more or less of tue C.u Wheat
Lasd-a gO1d dwelling house barn, &c sold 10 the
est bidder for eah, Thursday the ITo ,eri The a.
wIil be gwen DaviI MI SGE
June s. Z,
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From u iaokwood's Magazine.
SONG OF EMIGRATION.

a
HY hIRs. HESIANs.
ihe'" was heard song . the eh,lnine sea
~ mingled iresth'ug of srief aud gi,e;
Mans votrc- uuhroken 10y sishs was there
Futag with triumph the sunny AIR;
cthtsh gie~u lands, and of pastures new
H"ns; while the bark through the surge. Gcw.
But ever aud anon
inurnut of farewell
ioli, by 'ts pia'ntve tone
Thai :;'Aa wVGiaaS lip II fell.
Away, away, Ger the foamirs main -
-. his was the fresh and Joyous strain--
There ate cirster skirs than ours, afa,.
W. VIII shape our eour,e by brighter star;
ns'. are PLAZA, whose verdare no loot hath pres.d,
anu "no. wealth - all for the bret brave suest.-
But alas that we should 90"
sang the farewell voices tii.n,
ttom the bowestes'is warm and low
Dy the brook aud III the glen"
", w,ll rear new homes, under tree, that glow
t.s " S.m. we've the ituitsge VI every buurh;
ts, DER white walls we will train the VINE
Aud SIT IN ITS shadow at days decline,
And watch our herds, rs they range at will
la ugh the green savsnIas, all bright and s,iii
bnt woe fOr that sweet shade
OF the Towering orchard trees,
where inst cur children play'd
.didst the birds aud honey -bees :"
All. all our shall the forest. be-
S.s 10 the bound Of th- roe buck fee
i.p'e snah say hi,her, no farther rs.,
Aad sr;n. 'as's "a. Elk N hs speed aud might.
Dut Oh the ey'ohuIe h-tower
And The sound of the Sabbath bell
-Ana tue ihelt'r'd garden bowei--
We have bid them all fareweliw
we WI give the names OF our fearle., race
10 'acn utisht river whose we trace;
We w.il leave Ouf memory with mounts and l,oi,
we WIZ track each step through the wavy gts,,
Aud tile path of daI lug ia bounJle,. ,suods
Aud our wnk Ks unto many a lake., green ~,
Where the Indian graves lay alon. b.Iorrf'
but who sh, teach The flowers.
Winch our chihlien luy'L, 10 dwell
ia i soI! that Is not oursS
Aone, home, aud iIiends, fatcwellr,
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EDIIEHYI0M

TINHE Subscriber respectfully informs the Public tat b,,
next Academic will eomne the Of October
The Greek, Lan French Spanish English sngusge and
the Mstemaics will form The Of Instruction. The
r.nsemenS made such the closest attention 10
oil departments Of the Seminary, and 10 the expects
ton that lie Pupils will continue enjoy the high
which they have, now, ttadeniuJiy acquired
The undersigned has engaged the t'ldtfed time If YA
Herye native Of France, who highly bv
Geaersl La Fsyee and for whose quiG aou. sr Dupo5.
ceau,of Ph1delph has offered to become personally resop
sib Several Of the Se1ior Glass having attained the
Necessary for mareuson the Unversy Il desirable III
the yacancits oeca'ioned by their preparation few youths
from the country he received mehsfs the family If
application be made before The of September The school
will be limited 20 eden Teacher, aud Puil ran he
received as a mere English Scholar WM. BURKE.
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-, L-'lcd'ttr C0unfy Court, FeJr1.dry 10, 49,
stephen Chiffon and Elizabeth Dunaway ~''
Against
Chiffon, So "A''es "ousH.
me order made a, January for reason.
~ 'e court amended as follows II Ordere d. ,st LIN.
posge' So" ct Samuel Dcgge, Hoses Chiffon he ,u,o
n"eu 10 appear here on the third Monday in NAV next g.
o'u' >" any sh.y can, why the lands which lirao
linton d'ed seized should not he soid the ee, div
an1hs th SAID deeedent's legal tes and il spp.arn
10 Tue satisfaction OF the said Moses Ch,,on
S an hhsonnt OF this therefore Order
ca ta copy OF this Order be in the Reb,nont
Enquirer Tor two months aud anner cory po,t,
d. 'he 'front.' door oil the courthouse Of this county.
Ii, fa',e-'' H. NJ. WALKER, elk
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EDECAYION

IA iSS HUGHES'S Seminary for ia. i,,t,ueti,n nj V
Ladies' w' b.-"pened the fret Monday October Hr9
Sou,e OF studies VIII embrace or,nography, wrug raI
oshuar arithmetic, geogi aPhy history aad chron
S S moral and natural philosophy Belle Leirts comp
Aridg ments aud Extracts being ncompeept 10 - a.
n'In ~,li NOT be used In the udy Of history The pupil must
ne uSh' 10 tIaee tue effect t. It's cause, x,nne t
SPRING. Of aeUn, carefully observe the operation. If ~
Pd.s9n' French and Music may be taught Term. ,r n
30 o me 'chpiae year often months fof small rirI
rue 81 90 Stationary 81 French Music ,rra,.,
charge Twelve BoaIders will be received. Sis for b,r
T. months. - ''''"e ~
August ~ 90 c
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Yonx. m. CN An, &c

- =. 1O111N q. g Aug. To.
DFeGatWm0rtafify at the deep cut - = person
rom Niagara district iniorms that the sam.
Sickness which prevailed so much last year is thin,
season thinning the the ranks of the Iabyurers and
workman on the Welland Canal at an alarming rate
Not less than thirty died in one Jay So great i.
the panic that upwards of zoo men have ouit The
CAMEL and going away.
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Two men were apr ehended at New Orleans on
The 9th. ul. on suspicion of u,tering counterfeit
money. Forged Bills of the Bank OF the United
States, 10 large amount, were found upen them.
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a III SFlSV SH1AAG1 raul hdC
WILL Commence asusual, the ID Tuesday October
w aud continue 4 jays, as usual
td Day Swespske Tor colts sud le mile heats 5000
eutrauce half forfeit and closed.
2ed U.y Propfietsf'' Purse nile her,s, $500
ID Day Jockey Club Pare, 4fnils heats 700
4h Day the Annvs Post Saksfor year olI mile he4s
800 enhance p. p, subscribers. PROPRIETOR.
Sepf.d. g4-w2f~
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X virtue 1t deed u uut execute. 10 tIie
AShe sih Of 1926, by Dayii r. Cooke for tb
o. securing the payment Of debt therein mentioned due a.
Wuaul ~ Jones OF the county "fiIuckinshsn (anL winch
~ oeeh uny recorded IN the county Of
he unerh.I'' or one Of theiU will sell The hghstbJ
Tor cash, at the Place allied the New Store IN ali
Thursday the 10th day Of September next a cetaia
t%sei Of iani TO satisfy The claim due the said VIM,
u Jones mentioned IN said Decd srd all es.fs afte,a
san saIr yang aud being ia the dy Of IuekiuyIstn
nnns three hundred acres by euIafion, he the SANG a.
OF less, aud BOUNDED as follows TO by the lands al I
'o"n' dec, julius Devanport, dec add The Lands of -
farh,"ro, we deem unnecessary say any h,nr ;n
oi said iind a. we presume those VIII, h a.
purchase viii avail themselves Of the opportunity of d
i1f 'he5'eives The title believed 10 lie
the subscribers Will convey such only as IL vested -, -
The iced aiOrtsa'd. JOHN II ROUTON r.
August "a, 1897. q, '+ts.l
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TO .4RCBITECTS.

0NE HUNDRED DOLLARS will be given as premiu
~ frt the most approved Plan for the contribution of
MASONIC HAIL. be erected in this CITY, OF tb. follow
'ng dn.nsons and description The building OF Brick
with Brick Stone trout stories, aud GO ont and
extending 30 feet bsekThe basement story NUT be 6u,h
WITH the street, ealeusted for Stoes, back Rooms
and an ample passage between them Tie second
$40 TO be appropriated 10 public purposes. The 81 story
m ST contain Lodge Room and preparation Rooms an the
an story, Chapter and preparation Rooms The Masonic
Hal Uiu not cost 20 exceed 22 900. Plans with emstt
will be received BY the undersigned until the Isl Nov uexf
THOMAS 1 WRAY o
SAMUEL HALE p
ALEXANDER MRENZIE, ! ::
WM. ]. GOULD and =
JOHN w. WILDE, 90
Nots-Lufnber be had in hi, Civ al $40 5r nor
thousand, fetal measure; aud Btks al 81 so h-s.nd
augusta. Geo. Sept. 3iw,I-,O
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W'lLL De sold on Thursday goth day Of September
W next At u O'Clock, A. NJ, in trout ofhs Bell Tavern in
ey o. ltcn md all Shares in the capital stock Of the
ieeh'n'esV'le Turnpike Company which there money
due By oioer ol the p esidsui snd Directors,
GIN CARRINGTON, Treasr,
August11. Qq-,v2O4,S
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- Benz amin Z. SeruSgs, William Scrurs, Henry Sea-.
o"' seuss' E.izab.tb L. S,rusg, and Sally L. Serus,
I'll. D.c..,, w Deidis.
peiendan M SeruEgs, not having entered hi,
u gwen security according to t- Act A.sembJv s,J
ies oi IN" eousnd appearing by ev,,
ne not an innsbitsn Of this Country is orde, ed tb,
a defendant do sPpesr here the day 81 the nrs,
Toner court, aud answer the iii, or Plaintiff:
copy OF this order b. forthwt Inserted in some
P"o-"ed 10 the city OF Richmond month.
ana posted at the front door Of the of hi,
Auguti7. oD % q. c.
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For esryry hs Maas e iAs u s, ON tie oiiv.pg roads
u Ss received @ain tas ~ dog Of oe nest
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1iiE Annual Needing vf the Stockholders of the Media
= melville Turnpike Company viii be- held At the Union
Hotel the ely u Richmond Wene.dsy neat al Eleven
O'clock, 4 NJ. G. NJ. CAfRINGTOS Tre.ss
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~ lhe Sit,ui tle
ttiet OF Penusy vana, and Sd
saiah Hart, Adn''x of William Roger. HAT, arc
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.NrOTTNE

n u Fersons indebted TO the OF John Rcard5on,
ose. o. the county n Hanover, requested TO make
Immediate s rsymenI' Aud inOs having claims sgan the
estate "lrfesent the for adustment before the first day
o. January 1928, tbs wnI be pleaded in bar of recover,
4. w. SCOTT, admit.
SHEuF OIL VIII
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" ikItNA; Alta supeiisr Count OF Unanc.ry hoII.n az
June, 1897. Ia asy OF
The President and Directors Of the Literary Fund 4 rh
Virginia, NJ Az o'
Against ~'>
Greed iisskins, late Sheriff of Powhasn eoun,, 80,
liz Iii ~ W i SaHnuei athew dec Del
o ~ th cause being exhibited, for the purpose OF re-.
ne es,,-un OF the personal
ia'e OF fowhaan GOA native is believed OF P.pn.yi
aI on TIE ground that there person entitI. 10 80,
'uen " s,dunn' under the laws OF
"e 'he INSTITUTION II Inestaes Estates and that IN,
TIE commonwealth the benefit of th- Lar,
IL motion OF the Attorney General the court Juii o.
~, o. he made Tor thre. months in
e fe'ehhons Enquire aud National Lutte
sisim,ns an interest she personal estate 81 b
duei Matthews, hts distributes, appear here on -
gay OF the nexi January make L~m,~iv,. 80,
ties defendants To the sad suit. i'ts par
Ii e,py ieste, WIN. w. HENING, c. C.
-. 90 WIT
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Senien.heI 4

Ii p''s"i' '"deoed To the estate Pollard dec
at. requested TO make immediate payment and those
Claims against the same hereby not6e to brins
ciose Of my administration. e
Oartersve. Sent 4 " 80 ~ 10
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4 The 25h day of june Is27- >su"'s,
Lntlehury s. PalLnore cuu
INST 4
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SiGMoRLAL TO TIE STATE LxsIsIAru.,,
TO the Honorable, the Senate and House of Re-
preventative of South Carolina, the Memorial
,T,,tl., n.
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FOR RENT

IN OVERSEEk IY-d.I-I'LcU
manage les me at Wet Ham; single man it.i.,.hI.
.'one need Apply unless of fr.t cspahilfv unuh
ell integrity, ard moral character. JyBJ SIP JerJ
August 81 St-wa,y
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h subscriber snNou' to close the Uf the late 6rr Of
ii Drd"tsy seCFery CO.. speedily possible, de.u.
'' oe "d eb.d t. san firm, whose accounts past due. f.,
'a-' 4h eai ~ payment at the same. iVJI GTcCIsERY
s,.., Surviving Partner Of Eradiey, Mccre-y q co.
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N cHASoERY. IL Gooeh!sud euuuly court, Goth Al.
4 gust, iS27- =
Ann Wyatt .nl s.sh Wyatt. Mary r. Ware, saou.,w
Hsrr. sally NJ HI, wife, Beujamn hsi's Eh1 ,b.t T.
ms vile, Martha Ill. Wsrr, Clara s. Ware, Nancy Sh.h.,,
la den Pc, kite x Sarah a. his wife WHO said Ann =. III.
Mary r., Sally NJ, Elizabeth T., Msrns N, Csrs - N...,
PAGs
ms WIFE, Win infant Anu IA. Fowler William i.srvi
n Susah has wiie, aud Richardson * Betsy x,,.
aud - ~hi.h sad Susan a.. H.. and Susan ana,
n,'ssy, and -------- also grand children Of ] IA.
Ware, dec. D.Ii,,. 49,
The 1911 Of the Plaintiff, ard Of the Def,
Seo's MeLesn, M,liy Wse aud David P-rkn. Susan NJ
ms "ii. being read add filed and appearing tn. .atfc
uon ot The eoutha, the Defendants Ann Fowler ,lf,o
Harmon Susan hts wife, ami Richardson Il Brt,v
hs w,,r, aud - inhabitants of thu Cotnn,a.,
w.sis II od.red that the said defendants spprsr
the but &c the plaintiffs; copy OF Til, order b.
io,h,,h asserted in Of the public newspapers pub
shed IN the city of Richmond
aud that another coPy be posted the the ,,
"'"'e " 'hs county, 90 two successive days.
copy. Tene, MAR. w. MILLER. d.cvr
August 81. "a >. -
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c. Lancaster County Court FeJ,l.ary ~ 1897
Stephen Chiffon and Ehzabetn Duuawav - 'S~',