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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-11

TIE S-fFE1F BydhGES.
s---@rrrrxrn> Tbr.r spscious sni sle gait vessel
fSsSkAzSB will perform ther reruiar route
"a "a between New lDik and A!banv
- zf5FS--7l.s every day Week, EXCEPT
", sturday aud SudaS, l the isi
Of Octcber. rher speeu has he ~
much improved siuce the a-tseas, aud be passages ll
performed chiefly ny daylight, aYf,iirg an ,pituuify 10
view tlie interfering scenery VI the HUDSON ftvtr.
To leave Nte York, TaIcate .ffJrav,
Mcu1ay at . Mopiay
Tuesdsy at 10 a m THrsday at 40 m
WeLnrsd,y 10 "Wednesday ~ 20 a IN
Tnursday At 10 Jiursdsy- a m
Friday et 10 FFiday at IN
aud viii land receive pas5egers the intermediate places
The Proprieofs look with confidence for coni,snoe Of
patronage That has been Justly mtrhei h est ,l,
nenti wlich sd'rdf to travellers vtlieI drstte
comfort aud entire security ffoui those dsster winch tn
best Steam 'ats aud SAiiir. Packets sxtos-d.
New yo' June 8, Is27. -5ufNufaO
y H. Fragetrs cautioned tgaiust giving credit to re-
Po',' aud statement aniayoraoe 70 tr B'te many
pusiiio ni tie kInl have BE- en- htrtrfl.r lrred
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-11
NN0UNcEuE.N'77 Of TIE DR.a pgI.l9j.

COHEN'S ofFICE--1f4. Narket.stteefS
baltimore, dtgssf 6fA 1927.
we haze hs pleasure announce tia the drsypV Of
GRAND
LITER ATURE LOTTEE
o the State Of siar,and will place ~ the civ of MS
Dore WedneCal h. i7th OF Ocioer Will he conulstJ
pn that day -TlD Lottery Is the brilliant IN the IL ists
containing, beids The capitals Of 900 DOLLS AMI fOoo1
DOLLARS each
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-11
-, CASH ron u,HE.dr.
boar4i,,g- Ssloyl for l7oa0g ladies. :

\ UT. 1s'o'' "aI kVt lflee given JOG Wbrat.
Sc0I'r & FRI
Sp'. -. SB-It+
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-23
Rhode-lsland Steamboat Line
~FTVE TIMES A WEEK.ID

STEAM-BOATS WAsHNeTos, Capt T.. s.
- Bunker, CossEcrIoUT, Capt. Comstook,
and FULToS, Capt X s. Bunker. One Of the
above boats will leave Providence for New.
York every Sunday at 10 o'clock A. NJ and on
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Sstur-
day at l0'oclock,
The Washington's regular days of starting
are Sundays at 10, and Wednesdays at 10 o.
clock, and the Fulton or Connecticut will leave
on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at 10 O..
clock, and leave New-York on same days The
Washington leaves New.York on Mondays
and Fridays, at 10 o'clock
July - 1927.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-23
Court of Probate, .Ne,Oport, August 6, 1877

T'HE subscriber finding it impossible to
Il Withdraw from his professional duties,
such portion Of time as would be necessary
OF the settlement and collection of his hume.
rous, and in many instances long standing
Accounts; has concluded to employ another
person for that purpose Tie q ereiore gives
this public notice TO those who may be indebt.
ed to him, that from and after the 18th day Of
March instant, his Books and Demands will
be in the hands of GEORGE TvRSER, Esq for
adjustment w TURNER.
Newport, March g, 1sQ7.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-23

CHANGES.

CHANGES.
Leaves grow green to fall,
Flowers grow fair to fade.
Fruits grow ripe to rot
All but for passing made,
So our hopes doclinej
So joys pass away,
80 do feelings turn
To darkness and decay.
Yet some leaves never change,
Some scents outlve their bloonp
Some fruits delight for years,
Mid all this death and doom.
q are there some sweet hopes
That lnger to tho last
Affections that will smile
Even when all else is pasA
Only to patient search
Blessings like those are given--
When the heart has turn d from earth,
And sought for them in heaven l. &. L.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-23
Anderson's Cough Dvops,

The most valuable Medicine ever in use-
FOR
Coughs, Consumptions, and .9Sthnaas..
I'HlS new and healing Balsam bids far
Il to rival every medicine heretofore
discovered for coughs and complaints Of
the lungs leading to consumption, and even
IN seated consumptops it has lately been
used by many with the most surprising sue
cess. II certificates from persons of the
highest responsibility or the great and in
creasing demand for them may be called
proof OF Its good effects il is proved. Scarce
ly case of colds, coughs, pain in the side.
difficulty of breathing, want of sleep aris.
ing from debility, or even consurnptions.
but may be relieved by the timely use Of
this medicine. Every genuine bottle las
.4nderson's Cough Drops
stamped on IT, and the directions are all
signed by James .Neilen.
These Drops generally give ease IN
most cases OF coughs, colds, difficulty Of
breathing, wheezing, tightness of the chest,
consumpuons, and pain in the side. The
aged will experience relief equally agreea-
bic and instantaneous, even when tho
lungs are affected.
c. De particular, as each genuine bot.
tie has Anderson's Cough Drops" stamp.
ed on it; and that each fthe directions are
signed in writing by "James Melen".
no others are genuine.
Price One Dollar for large, and fifty
cents for small bottles.
The ADORE .H.dicins 10 for Sale by
SAMUEL w. VINSON,
pRpGGIsr AND APoTHEcARF,
No. 1l0, Thames-street,
who has for sale a constant supply Of the,
best kinds Of
Medicines, Drugs, &c.
Also sold wholesale and retail, by George
II. Tillinghast, John II Mason, Providence.
DIR. Tibbitts, Warwick; Benjamin Bsteman,
East-Greenwich; Daniel Carpenter, Tx
bridge; David Farnum, Smithheld; DR.,
Briggs, Bristol; Thomas Tay ylor, Little Rest,
Rowse Bsbcock, Westerly; DR. TIlinghast
Vic kford; jeremiah Williams, Warren,
Daniel Brewer, ,Taunton. end tbs Pest No,
! ter N SlatsssvSle
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-23

STANZAS.
From the Nco Monthly Magazine

From he .NcW Monthly Magazine
Like the young spring buds, sweet and bright
And like the lark, and like the light,
And like the wind and like the wuve--
Fen such is Hope: Buds find grave5
The lark gives place unto the OWL
The light is quenchd in darkness foul
The winds are tickle, waves betray,
The Hope is falser far than they.
And like the dew upon tho thorn,
And like the blush iul break Of morn,
And like u vessel harboured well,
Fen such is Man The dew exhaul.s,
Tho mornings past-the vessel ssilsS
The song is sweet, but swiftly flies,
The spell is burst and Man no dies.
And like the azure skies of juno,
And like the sun, and like the mooa,
And like bowl, and like a smile,
And like tapcr's burning pile
Zen such is Life The changed sky rains,
The sun goes down, the pale moon wancs-
The bowl is drained--thot smiles the last.
The taper's spent--and Life 10 pasA
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-23

Uncomj joriabes 10 say something which
you consider sensible and witty and observe
your auditors look perfectly blank or grin.
nlng q little, out Of compliment
To find yourself IN suitable mood for
writing. and then receive succession Of
friendly calls.
To hear of fine stand for business; and
on calling, to find it engaged.
To have a man promise 10 pay you deb
--on the strength Of which you promise ,c
pay one OF your own creditors--and be de-
ceived by the first person, who does no
fulfil his promise 70 yous and does not IN
l tend ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-23
p @ N gE "
from THE GEORGIAN.

Jsaw her when her cheek was bright,
And beautiful, and fair,
Love, Joy, and all that wins delight,
Which chains the heart or glads the sight,
Seemed met together there
The glow, the glance, from cheek and eye,
Her hair ofcurling jet;
The look, the smile, stifled sigh,
Her forehead arched and white and high
Methinks i see them yet.
Il saw her, on her bridal day
With hope upon her brow;
Her suile, her blush, was brightly gay,
And joy with his eternalr ray,
Was there to gid her vow.
The Jest, the laugh, the social cheer,
All bitterness forbid
Her heart was light, her cheek was clear,
And dark and long the lashes were,
Which fringed her fallen lid.
j saw her, when her cheek was wan,
Her eye looked dim and dead,
Her charms had faded one by one,
Her heart was bleached, her smile was gone =,
Her every beauty fed.
She bowed beneath the misery,
Which hearts corroded know,
Her face had lost its glad'ning glee,
And sadly calm she seemed to me,
A monument Of wo.
saw her, in her winding sheet,
A senseess thing ofearth,
An aged form was at her feet,
Hor countenapce with grief replets,
Twas her who gave her birth;
Another in secret place,
From all the throng apart,
Was seen to glare upon her face,
Which smiling lay in deaths embrace,
Twas he who broke her heart.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-23
NCTxcE.

INIIE subscribers contemplating new ar
u rangement in their business. request all
those indeb,ed to them by Note or Book Ac.
count to call at their Store and settle the
same.--If not paid by the Ist October will be
lodged in the hands Of an Attorney for collec
tion. Those having demands against the
Firm, will please presen, them for settemen,
to CHARLES SHERMAN * co.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-23
LeghovMe n Broadcloths
VIM. JAMES TILLEY,
Att the Store No. l65 K 166,

HAS just opened nice Leghorn Flats and
IL Bonnet.; also, blue, olive, and claret
eroadclcths, nice and cheap, and very suitable
Tor the present season On hand, some hand.
some carpetngs, and superb lot of Ameri-
can Goods by the piece or yd: such as sai,i-
net,s, prints, plaids, stripes, checks, sheetings
and shirtings,.--very nice vestings, and many
other articles, which are Just received.
w >. i. intends making such alterations
IN his business, AZ will enable him TO keep
Goods to sell by the bale OF piece lie has
IN hand many articles which shall be sold as
ow at Wholesale ss can be found in Roston OF
New fork. he 10 receiving new good. every
wes2s July 4. ,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-23

The desires Of man increase with his &C
QUESTION. Where necessity ends, luxury
begins and we are no sooner srppliet
with every thing that nature requires, thsI
we sit down to contriye artifciSl wants ant
appetltes.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-23

Of all men in the community, a printer,
let him be ever so well relatively situated
is absolutely the worst off, A more per
picking, harrnssing, irksomc, and toilsome
occupations never was devised for the seed
Of Adam nor the sweat of the brow, and
The labor of the mind, and the devotion o,
all the energies of the soul, more entirely
required.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-23
THE OLD MANS COMFORTS

THE OLD MANS COMFORTS;
AND HOW NE oAISKp THEM.
"You are old, father William, (the young man
cried)
The few locks that are left you are gray;
You sro hale, Father William, hearty old
Now tell me the reason pray"
"In the days Of my youth, Father william
repiied)
I relneinberd that youth would Ay fast,
And abusd not my health and my vigor a,
iirst,
That l never might need them at last"
eYou are old Father William, (the young
man cried)
And pleasure with youth pass away;
And yet you lamcn, not the days that are
gone,
Now tell me the reason pray"
g In the days ofmy youth, (Fa,her William
I remembered that youth could not last;
Thought on the future, whatever did,
That never might grieve FOR the past"
sYou are old, Father William, Che young
And life must be Fastening away;
You are cheerful and love to converse upoI
death
Now tell me the reason pray"
OF am cheerful, young man, (Fathsr william
rcplied)
Let the cause thy attention engage;
N the days Of my youth ] remembered ~
Godl
Aed As path set lergessss ~ ag~'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-23

Court cf Probate, Ne'opOrt, .4ugust 2, 1927
M HEREAS the commissioners report of
w the claims against the estate Of Wm.
c. GREENE, late ofNowport, deceased, has this
day beon presented, and the consideration
thereof referred TO a court of probate to be
holden at the state house in Newport on the
first Monday IF September next, at9 O'Clock.
Am.:-Notice is therefore hereby given to ali
persons interested in the estate of said de.
ceased, to appear at said time and place if they
see ht, and they shall be heard.
BY order of said court,
AZ. n. b. H0WL.lHD, Prob. Clerk
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-23
SPANISH PROVERBS.

Every body must live by his own labor.
! II is better to To be alone than in bad
company.
A widows child 10 generally spoiled by
the love Of his mother.
| Guardians and administrators generally
live well, but are frequently deficient in
| their accounts.
We must take pains if we expect to get
any thing.
He who has a wolf for his companion,
must carry dog under his cloak
| The devil lies in covetous mans chest.
1t il sound policy to suffer all extremi-
ties rather than do base action.
Many drops make shower light grains
make heavy purse.
Do not sign any writing you have not
read, nor drink any water you have not
seen.
He that sells and lies, shall find the lie
left in his purse.
| Old reckonings make new quarrels.
| Short reckonings make long friends.
What we learn in our infancy remains
forever.
A regular diet cures more people than
phy5ic.
Patience, application and courage over
come all difficulties.
Water drinkers are never drunk or nev-
er run in debt.
The first wife sweeps, tho second is a
lady.
There is no better looking glass than an
old friend.
Manure the earth we'll and work it, and
yon will obtain good harvest.
The happiness of a wife, and the culvi-
vation Of vine depend on the care of a
man.
People who take out, and do not put in
| soon find the bottom.
The best catch at dice is not to play.
Giving aims never empties the purse.
Not to see a workman is the loss OF
| ones money.
lie that has no bread to spare must not
keep dog.
Plough deep and you will reap abun-
dance of corn.
A secret between two is Gods secret
! n secret between three is every body's.
Love is shown by kind actions and not
| by fair speeches.
| II is better to go around the stream than
| drown in crossing.
The best work a mother can do, is to
| take care Of her children.
Nothing great can be effected without
| trouble or labor.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-23
New Rum.

4 constant supply Of New Rum, of good
"A flavor and proof, may be had at the
Distillery offs. T. Northam, or of the sub
scriber. STEPHEN CAHOONE.
May 10, 1897. tf.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-23

To be happy at home is the ultimate re
suit of all ambition, the end to which every
enterprise and labor tends, and of which
every desire prompts the prosecution.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-12

VIRGINIA At Rules holden in the Clerks Office oftlle
superior Court off hancery for the Iyneiibnfe District
the 4th day of june, s37 Stephen Martin and Eliza
beth his VIE late Elizabeth DUbyns aud the said ste
phen Martin IN ms own right, Pits. against Abnrr
Dotyna CSf nf Griffin Duhyns, deed and in his
wnrirht Adam Bond aud Sarah his wfc, Nlclh,us
johnson and Calarin" his wife, Thomss Dobyns, Jo-
seph DobvnS, Jonah Dobyns, John Dobyns, P-auris
Nilks and Lucy his wife, Daniel Drury and Caharinc
his wife, Griffin Dobyns, Elizabeth Dohyns, Mary Ann
Dohyns, Samuel Nl,s and Jabez Board Delts
The Defendants Adam Bond and Sarah his wife and
Nicholas johnson and Cahlrlne his wifi not having en-
tered their appearance given sccgrY according tue
act Of Assembly aud the rules OF hs court appearing
by satisfactory Evidence that they not inhabitants
this counrylt ordered that the sd defendants dnap-
pear here the first day If the tenn and ans "a the
ban ofthc plaintiffs and that copy afisorer be forth
with inserted in somn nc paper printed IA the tow of
IyuchhnrG for two months successfully, aud posted n
the front door Of the courthouse ia the said town.
81 A copy--rr>te, John WILLIS. c.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-12

NlhOi5A At Rules holden in the clerts office 9th,
superior eonr of Chance for the Lynehbnrg district
INC TN dug Of june lsGI. David flgRHtbofiam Bnut
81 HgginbothaniS Tbs. Higgabohatn late merchants
and partnrrs trndap under the style and firm Of -.
ID. 1Fginbotham y 60. Pits. against Wait Duncan
and Mary his wife, W liam Duncan John DaIaron asd
Phobe his wifi, john y Goodrich and Rebeeca his
VIE aud W dlam Siedd aud Abigail his viii Defls.
9he deiendnnts VIM. rlcdd Abigail hIs y ife not ha-
finR entered thor aearauye and given security
dine 10 the aci Of Aaseny and the rules thu court and
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they not in
batans 81 this counrylt ordered, thai The sad de-
tendane do appear hfre the first Of next
and answer the bin Of the plaintiffs aud that copy Of
tus order he forthwith inserted IN newspaper pri-
ted IN the Town Of LynfhburP for month. successive
~ and posed al the front door of the courthouse tic
said town. A eopy--Tosre
So JOHN WII1sC.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-12

Gy OJlCE.-Runaway from the subscriber
SAI on the night of the 24tb,ins,. three negro
men, Billy, Tom aud Billy. The two for.
mer, Billy and Tom, are about 5 feetten inch
Is high, of the ordinary size, copper or yellow
complexion Billy about q years old. Tom
about Il years old The other Billy Is or 10
years old, tall and slender, and nearly blac,
bought said negroes from Capt Juo. Coleman.
the tall ofls24, and are inclined 10 think tbn,
they have gone to his neis hborhood IN the Coun.
~ of Amherst orfhey may be lurking about
Lynchburg, where the FIRST Billy hauled wood
all last winter. Any person that will take them
up aud lodge them in any Jail so that get
them again, shall be handsomely rewarded.
A. S. HENRY.
July 80. tslOo.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-12

VIRGINIA AT Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the
superior Court ofthanecry for the Lyme hbufg District
the ith day OF 1nhe lS27. Archibald Robert son, ga
inuel Read md Boyd Miller, late merchants and part
ncls trailing under the firm of Archibald Robertson
IL Co. Archibald Robertson, BOYD Miller, Benjamin
Ogden and Agnes his wife, Pits. aeains ebeccn Rue
ker, widow ard reliet of AnthoRy Rucker decd Al
ncr kucker, Armstead Backcr Absalom Ruckcr,
Martin Iondon aud Ann X, his wife, AnllrerY Rucker
Jr. and Rebeeen h. tis wife. Nancy S1lefds adnx of
VIM. End, Narand Robertson. Mra, A. Richardson
john, Rebecea jane Mary 8. Fnria and jesse Rich
ardson, isfants under ttt age Of twcntv-nne years.
Lindsey EoEhill hsd Ann his wife, Lowry Greporg and
Amelia kis aafe, Jesse Richeson, Ambrose Rucker,
Nelson 6. Dawson, Spencer Noryell sen. Ill ~ Wills
Richard A. Burks, Cult bullock 4 Co. Chisaell Dab
ncy, Saul. Garland, George W. Turner Richard
Burks, William shelton and Arthur B. Davies Delts
The defendauls Marin London aud Ann r his wife
not having entered their appearance 10 and given
security according TO the net of Assembly aRh the
rules Of tins court aud II appearing by satisfac
tory evidence that they not Inhabitants of
this eeaniry- Is ordered that the said defendant do APP
pear lie drst day OF the next Term aud the
bill the plaintiffs ard thai copy Of this order
BE- forthwith inserted N some newspaper printed in the
town Of IyuehiurE for two months euercssi,cly and
posted the door Of the courthouse of the said
town a Copy--TesiC,
81 JOHN W1I1S,C
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-12

AttshH GdbHfbi JHHc Ohrf lt2a
james Lyle, administrator de bon non with the viii
annexed, Of Janlns Lyle, decd. Who surviving part
ner OF Archibald Hender son, John Shutridge, George
kppen, Alexander Met uul, James Gordon, John hip.
pen, Nsil lciumlson aud James Lyle, merchants and
partners, trailing under the firm OF Henderson, Me
Caul aud Company, Phf.
against
James Murray andheir Of James Murray, decd Def
IN CHANCERY.
On the motion Of the Plaintiff, by his attorney, who
filed his bill and appearing to thr satisfaction n tho
court that the Defendant is ifabtart o this
monwcatb, aud without the jurisdiction nj this court,
u Is ordered TINT Che said defendant do npDcur here
tlo fourth Monday III september next. to answer wen
tic original iii othr plaintiff, as the bill Of raror ana
that eopS Of this ordrr be urhBi th inserted IN tho
Ng Hlul newspaper, published in the town Of Iyuch-
burg once We. for eight weeks succcsss ely previous
to sud aay md that another copy thereof be posted at
the mont ioor IF the tOurt-hOnsc Of this county.
a Copt-Ieste,
40 RIO. q. 9TH En- d @.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-12
RO. c. CUTLER, n. c.


Nelson County, JHHe Cur ls97.
James i.A lie, admH ratpr dc honis with the wiz
Annexed of Jime- l., c, decd. who surviving parts
nor OF AtclnbalG henderson, John Sau,rdgp, George
hppon Alexander McCaul, James Gordon, John Kip
pen, Neil Jemmlson and james L. lie, merchants and
partners, tE1dme under the firm of Henderson, Nc
Canl aud Company PIN.
against
John Marreil and heir of John Mur i, decd and
Mildred shelton, Thomas shelton and Nelson shelton.
infant children Of " ilhuu 4 Shelton, deceased and
Nelson J. shelton, guardian nd htcln, appointed by
the court IL defend sad infants in this cau>t Dcts
N CHANCERH.
Thc defendant John Murrell. not having entered hla
appearance AMI gwen security according To the act ot
Assembly ana the rulr Of tins court, AMI appearing by
satisfactory eSldence that he is not lnhahan IF ls
country It Is ordered that The sld defendant do apPcay
here o tn iirst day Of September nrAt, and
s"er we'll the original bill of the plan, bill nf
rc'Wori and Tn copy ct This order he forthwith ~
serted IN the Nifcuau news paper published IN the
Town Of L}nrhhurg nncc Vec for eight weeks success
stey previous Ia ,ld day,und that auotorc copy there
OF hn posted at the front of the Court house o this
county.
Copy-Testc
40 RIO. {. CUTLER, D. G..
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-12

VIRGINIA At Rules holden ia the clerk, Office Of thu
superior court Of ciancrry for the snchhug district,
the lih day Of June, ~ David S. Garland lliarn
Walton ami james Penn, late merchants and parlurrs
trading under the firm of Garland, Walton Il Pom.
Pit. drain2t 18mes K. Lively lindsey Coleman JAS
Powell Matthew Lively aud Philip Likely, cN'rs oG
james Lively, decd Jane Lively widow aud relict *
Jnnes Lis,b, decd, Rchud Harrison and Nicholas
Harrison, Dctts.
The doroir1auts Matthew Lively and Philip Iivriy
not having entered then appearance aud given security
according To the act Of Assembly ard the rules OF ths
court, and II hpueHing ~ satisfactory etdenre that ttry
arc not ihhasints of this country-lt ordrret that
the said defendants DO 1pprm here on hr FIRST day Ct
tno neXt t.rn and answer The bill OF the plaintiffs; aud
that copy of this order he forthwith inserted ia some
newspaper printed IA the town OF lynehburg for two
months Eeee>seey and posted nj the front door of thu
courthouse IN the sid town.
20 4 copy-Tcstc, J. WILLS e.