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The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-06-14

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The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-06-14

Pleasure. says Dr.. Johnson, is seldom fond
where 1t is sought.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-17
NNI.ENLSS- Nc-

u,
II srcry certain That the feelings Of admir- alton for
female loneliness can never be cradicatcd from the
heart OF man. The vcissudes of the tempest tost
world may obscure them for periods; but they are too
firmly interviewer with existence to be altogcther
destroyed. As men become habtuated to tue world
they become more cautious of flaming that feeling into
ia'noen' lame but occasionally il will break out as
uP.y % '''e sun docs IN showery day of spring.
The Possessor scretimcs is unconscious of any oiber
Than cold repusvc heart. His friends are coa,inu
ally telling him of it, and he insonsibly adopts their
opinions But the cold repulsve heart 10 appearance
700 o.'en me most niiamable when the prope,
object is presented TO it. depth of feeling is mos
generally associated with glowing imagination (po
fancy Tor that is quite different thingl and vet ther
snow the light so much 10 often be mistaken for
Righteousness, pride, cold indifference When such
| heart is touched il is a consuming fame
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-17
R@EGTme
From The National Gd-eitc
70 THE MOON

TO THE MOON.
Nhcn the gross cares Of day lish, end,
And selfish passions cease 10 b.,
How will the exultng thought ascend
Bright mystery, to thee!
Distant and calm, the spirit-lani,
TO which is hrcathed hopes foDdest prayer;
Where seraph wings their hues expand,
And harpinSs charm the air.
Oh glorious is the rising sun,
Paviliuuh in his blushng glow.
when fairy winds have jas; begun
To wake the flowers below:
o. shrined anil the western gold,
While evening s balmy odours rise.
Aud fancy can almost behold,
The Elysium of the skies.
Yet FAR surprising the bright dawn,
Or purple sunset, is thy power;
Tor deaths dim ceil is half withdrawn.
AT thy presiding hour.
Affection seeks in thy calm sphere,
The soul beyond lifcs stormy sea;
And minds too pure to sorrow here.
Fair Planet, dwell With thee.
ne orisht stars shine around thy throne,
Inc lonely ocean greets thy ray;
Ar, sea, and caIth,-uil seem own
Thy spiritual sway.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-17
TIRGLNLI.

At roles, holden in the clerks Office Of the superior court If
March, 1897: '' soy VI
Wade Mosby, sen.
against F'
Olve Ladd' executor of Robert fyans deed Maurice l.
INNER aud Thomas Miller trustees, Beverly g. Browne
IieIdng Brown, and Ofris Browne, Wade Mos,v IT.
lhomas Gatewood IN his own right and as executor
y, FhIenon Lakewood, deed, and Richard and VIM
Eatewood, Thomas Mann Randolph r. Ind sns,n hi.
wiie'John 7. Browne, aud Mary his wife md Mar A
lakewood widow Of Philemon Gatewond dccd, ms
'He defendant Maurice L. Miller, not having entered
' 'ic"'ance aa gwen security according the act
assembly and the rules Of this court md II asrinr w sat
ac'oy evidence that lac is not nhsbant Of this coun-
Try; 1t ordered, that the said defendant do appear here
on the first day Of the nycr original mi
amended bills Of the plaintiff; and hat copy Of is %
DC forthwith inserted in newspaper published in ,r
city OF Itchmond,o months successfully aud ros.ed
' me 'front.' door Of TIC capitol, in the said city.
~ ~9rr. Yrs;c, NV. ~. JIENJtIg r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-17
n HIf's Duty 10 her Husband.

Tiny husband is thy lord, ,lv life, thv keep.r
Thy head, thy sovereign; commits his body
80 painful labour, both by sea and land;
40 watch the night ia storms, the day ii, culd,
"hilc thou liest warm at home, secure and "a f..
Ana claims no other fritute at thy hand,
in"t love- iaIr looks, and true obediencc;-
r 90 little payment for so great de6r.
2 1. dn'y as the subject owes to prince,
l:'en such woman oweth to her husband:
And when she's froVard, peevish, sour,
Amd not obedient to his honest will,
W nat IS she but a foul cnnteuding rebel,
Ana sraceiess traitor to her loving lord'
SGkypcus.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-17
VIRGINIA.:

VIRGINIA:
al rules holden IN the clerks office Of the SUPERIOR
day Of March, 1927: we "a"
Theodorici Robertson, ~
against P''
refer r. Archer, John T. NIoselcv, Edward Has
kiDs, John a, Archer, Peter y. Ircbcr IT, p"L
err iiaSk'ns and alsrtha his wife, Mary Ann ar
'her =" God jones and elizabeth his wife John Jones
ano sarah y. his wife, and Wm. W. Archer and
TT 1pD'Sd Cd'o"he archer, dHs.
ihe defendants John Jones and Sarah r. his wife
not having entered their appearance and given secur
according to the act of assembyand the rules of fins
court and it appearing by satisfactory evidence fhaI
ihey arc not inhabitants Of this country: il is ordered
That the said defendants do appear here on the tenth ia,
tTf fled by way of an amended bill beretofnro obh;
led oy Joseph g. Wilder and others; and tat conv of
THIS order be forthwith inserted in some ncvvsn,,
published IN The city of Richmond, for two months sue
cessvey, and posted at the front door of the cani,o -
the said city f' ."
y 4 co7r. TGa'c, WN1, W. HENfYG. e. r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-17
VIRGINIA.:

At rules holden the clerks or the superior court
OF chancery for tho Richmond district, the 9Th day of
March, 1897:
Abraham Huiord NH
against
'ohn " Wilcox, AMI Rcunett !. Blake, dis
Inc defendant Bennett T. Blake not navws entered his
"PP8"ahse ana given security according act OF
sSnoiy ana the r;ies OF this court and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that Gc inhahtant of this
country IS ordered that the said einndan do appear
css on me ir' day OF the answer the bill
Oh the ndnt'h and 'hat copy he
inserted III some newspaper published the city of Rich
nono for two months SUCCESSFULLY, and posted the front
uoor oil the capitol, in the sai id city.
lb Copy. reste. V-N. ". IENfN-G. r. r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-17

1IBER ALITE.

II fSmorc blessed 10 gjrc Mea 20 rrfsjce,
! nils the heart with purest pleasure,
IL food and medicine To tile soul:
MORE precious far lhan earthly ,rsa<u,s
HLE9SED beyond The charms Of gold
y wipe the tear Of sorrow dry,
CIV E freely of the bounty given:
IAN lh's' no virtue ranks more high,
10 this the Eternal will reply,
RECEIVE thy full reward in heaven.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-17

VTIfE INYl:
at rules holden in the clerks Office of the superior
conrt OF chancery for the Richmond district die 5th
day OF March, lG27:
Albert Gailatin, and Robert Alexander, devisee of
''lS ue 'a'co"oh' pts.
Henry Banks and Henry Wood, Valentine Wood, and
julius Wood, heirs of Henry Wood, decd Thomas
re-, rees, anu .ohn preston, DIS.
The scireacfas awarded in this cause not benp re-
turned executed on the defendants Henry Banks aud
Henry Wood, and they having entered their 3D.
Pearancc ana given security according 10 the &C, of
assembly and the rules OF this court and II annesrn,
satisfactory evidence, that they are not inhabitants
oi inns country 1t Is ordered, that the said defendants
DO appear here on the tenth day of the next Term md
SNOW cause II any they can, aga lust the revival sought
forthwith inserted in newspaper published in the
CITY OF Richmond, for tyo months successfully, and
posted at the front door OF the capitol in tie said CITY
~ copy. Tes'e WIN. w HEN!NG C. c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-17
pIRGLNIA:

iRGI.NII:
AT rules holden in the clerks Office OF the superior court
ehancery for the Richmond district, tic 18th day Of
March, 1t.47:
Allen T. Bnns, Thomas Bns W VILLAIN s Bnus Charles
H. Einus, George l.. Einus, and Gideon II. Binns,
plLs.
James Jones, James H. jones and Henry c. Grav ans
he defendant James H. Jones' having entered his
appearance and given security according the act OF
seoY ana the rules OF this court and it appearing by
sfactoy evidence nha bitant of this coun
uy II ordered that the said defendant do appear here
OIL the mrs; day of the and bill of the
pains ami that copy of this order beforhwth Inserted
in some newspaper published in The city of Richmond for
two months SUCCESSFULLY aud posted front door of
the capitol, i'll the said city.
10 copy. Tele, TV-M ". HENING r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-17
CALLIOPE.


From The notes 10 BlanTs "CoUcciiqns from the Creek
.4nHtoiosy"
I'm the fair and courteous dnys of France when CAV
and half romantic eallan,ry universal taste of the
young aud old, the lofty the humble, Madame In Mare
&ha!a '2 MerniS already In the winter her da vs. bu,
with more wit and warmth of ina giuaton remaining than
most OF the youngest and gayest ladies court sent
her old admirer NJ lie Due lie Nvenols, u lock of her
grey ha accompanied by very pretty and elegant
verses descriptive of the she for him. which
could neither eXtinguish diminish. The Dukes repIv
one OF The sweetest specimens of gaety and
that ever remember to have met with.
"Forlhe consolation Of those English ladies VIM lilo
Madame dc Mirepox, growing grew and 10 assure
them that the aged themselves, although not likely 10 make
nc" conuests have at least the power of retaining the
admirers of their youth, my rude copies O, these
Charming originals.
Madame dc tircpOir TO he Duc de NUcrnois ,tt lori
ofherhair
Look, they are grry-but turnd TO grew
these locks our unions date attest.
Ioor spoil that age can bear away,
but leaves me yet in friendship biest
80 change in Friendship. star appears,
Whose lustre as in early prime,
'ainsS IN the winter of our years.
Minded by choice, and fed by time
''N more the world Our IA me removiur
" III iorco our bosons O repress IL:
Grey hairs, beside the charm Of toving,
Allow the freedom to confess H."
.4asSer erLAe Duse dc .wnc,npLa
~ ak not Of snowy locks &c darr--
Il nle runs the same, and let him run
4 q us what BODIES tho tyrant's race:
}if knows not tender hearts 10 sever
Lac niue Loves are infants ever,
he Graces are OF every age,
'iro thee, Thcrnira, when Ibow
forever IN my spring gcw.
ana more IN age approve thee.
t.n"id TO gay eighteen return,
With longer ardnur might buru
bG' oearer could not love thee.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-17

VIRGINIA.:
4" rules holden in tbo clerks Office of the superior
day Of March, 1927: vac 80"
Gray T. Dnnn and Willie Harrison, executors Of fIe
testament and last will OF Herbert Hir decd, pusc
Henry Remington, administrator with Tho ,oiu ,r,,
cn Oh J92n oTlltb decd and in bis own right as sur
y.'9 I Of BIS wle Poly, who was Polly Smith Tho1n
icnaoo9 Smith, Daniel Nliddsgh, admir- Of
I I, = smith decd, Charles Ogburue, ex'or Of
pi.t W smith and the admir- Of
to''',d o','n, decd, d1s.
nc defendant Ichabod Smith not bayuE entered
US appearance ard given security according o the act
" assembly and the rules OF this court, and it aprear
ing Oy satisfactory evidence, that be is not an nbab
yah, OF Tins county is ordered, that The SAID defen
dant do appear here the tenth day of the nox te
and answer Inc bill Of the plaintiffs; aud that a corv
OF this order be forthwith inserted in some nevspaner
published ~ ihc city Of Richmond for Two months sue
tue said city. F''''' ="
- cory. Teste, WN. W, IIEN1yc =.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-17
COMPREHENSIVE.

BALDWIN Il " ES having connected thar,saI,,s
~ with IL. u. KENT the busir"-s will IN f,ture
be conduct in Richmond under the firm of BAtpwIx
IVES, Co and continued in New York under tho
name of BALDWIN, 6 IvEs.
MICAH BALDWIN.
GEORGE IVES.
HORACE l.. KENT
March IS. ,r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-17
From The Montreal Gazette of March <
SINGULAR OCCURRENCE IL TnIn,

SINGULAR OCCURRENCE If TRJIr
correspondent in l'ise Jesus has informed us that
woman who resides there, had, few DAYS ago three
al her children and her servant girl poisoned in the
following extraordinary manner Previous to bor oo
ing 10 church she gave orders to the girl 10 make SOM
whole The girl did as she was ordered nJ 800.
'on gave the three children Gift The children
81 I immediately after swallowing the soup, scken
, ""u u'eu' ihis bad such effect upon The rirl
"' She ran screaming till she met her mistress 80
''S.eneu nome and was convinced that the Girl was nv,
ray as she imagined, when she bebeld her tbreo ~;
'nnLs H'nS eless. Her distress beboding such
i',eIahchoiy spectacle beggars all description. IN t
PhTen"y she blamed the girl for being The cause ,n5
~, punishment ordered her TO take some of the son
me poor S', conscious Of her innocence, and to con-
vince her mistress that she knew of notbpp of ,o
ot' nature being put into the soup tool, some and %
soon aIter corpse. medical gentleman was then
sent ter; who found on cutting open the Whole bead Of
"e ."Ooneo, tna' II contained considerable sized
snake Whose POISONOUS nature caused this pcI,,ciI
catastrophe. ''' ''' '"ii'""J
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-17

VIRGINIA:
al rules holden in the clerks Office of the superior
day of March, 1927: 'o 0'o
f'm VA Cooke administrative of Benjamin coc,:e
against Pc
James kcso and Elizabeth his wife James Shelton
q 'Gnpas ). Poindexter, Garrett NJ. Quarles, John
o. ., f,9m'nG Thomas Woodson and Mary lis vie
and George NJ. kelso ,,Gn
me Sclrefacias awarded in ibis cause not being re-
turned executed on the defendant James Kelso. and
ne not having entered bis appearance and given sect,
y according to the act OF assembly and the rules NJ
,hs court, ard appearing by satisfactory evidence
mat nc is rot an iDhabant of this country; if ar
uereu' mat he said defendant do appear here on the
'enh DAY OF The next term and sbew cause If any b
can against the revival sought by The said process
ana that copy of this order he forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the city of Richmond
VT t"o months successfully, and posted at the front
door Of The capitol, in the said ciy
~ copy. Tcsfe, WM. w. IIENING. G. r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-17

~ t'"P'cm Chmafe.Tnsects are tho curso NJ ,,or;-
cal climates The yee rouge lays the foundation of =
Hse"ou? ulcer. in moment you are covered viii
'ChT' LIMOGES bury themselves i'm your Iesh 10y
I'c large colony of young chigoes in few o,a
w not i've together but every cbigoe SETS m
ot enTs i %'Ger' and has his private Pus Flies
ee' e"',y INTO your mouth into your pycs ;r, Ie9
Oh Ca, lies, drink Ges a;u breathe GisSs
dzatoy' GooEatIIces and snakes get into the bad
aus eat Tue oooks-scorpions sting ron M IL r rou-
every tliIHg sings bites, or bruises 'u vi Tue loot
our existence you arc wounded by some 4ieo OF
maj lie, That nobody las ever seen bes. % anI
TwanmerdarD and Marian. IN in. sct 81 except
legs IS swimming in your tea cup-a non e'even
n.ne "In%S " struggling in the small beer, or
p''ar WIN several dozen eyes in his belly is b,
over the bread and butter, All nature ia al.,
seems to be gathering her chronological bosIa - a'u
you up as you arc Standing, out Of your coat vols,
Coal, ana oTeeches Such the tropics hlI lb
,o'omC'eS y, 70 our dews, fogs, vspour and drzzIc
to our apothccarics rushing aSorf ,g;u, 100
nc'nfes-io orr British constitutional coughs soIc
lhT1at5, and sTaI'cd ces, r4i151ros Pr. '''
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-17
PiRGLNL5:

IILITI.FEJ:
At rules, holden in the clerk Of the superior cou,
March, 1927: GAY u
walter Dunn sole acting dcvsee trust under and
Tor oi the last will ard testament ofJoln Graan decd.
,.,f,., Ph.
Joseph Carter, and yeS!cy !. siockdelf, G4s,
ihe defendant Joseph Garter, having entered his
appearance and given security according TO the act o.
satisfactory evidence, that he is not an nhata, NJ I'LL,
country: ordered, That the said defendant do appcar
mere on the FIRST day ofthc term aud answer the ii
{" '"e Pan' and 'hat copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted in newspaper Published in the civ NJ I,i.r
p''nd Tor two months successfully, and posted at the
door Of the capitol in tire said city.
10 cory. Toste, W.N ". HENyNN;. T. z.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-17


81 rules. :oiden in the clerks Office of the sunor
court OF chancery Tor the Richmond district the 9Th
day Of March, 1927:
John Trevii!iln and Mary his VITO John AyovIe
"IiIfam argyle, tic#c;ici, ArgyIe and IIapskIev
~ ie' q llohas Arg c infant by the 81 id john
iFeVii'ian LIS Mex friend children Of Rebecca Mas.
"h' Gee by her .irst husband, Frederick Arovlc
AIS" acc'd; tTaLcis biastin and Rcbecca Mastip.
!Aant children of The same Rebecca by her second
husband John haaiin, decd by the said JOHN r, %
fI'i'ah thelG next friend, and William and Ro,o,,,
henner Children ofLucy Kcnner deed also inf.n,
~ the sal! John Treviiiian their next friend ~
Elizabeth Winston, J,1H ana
aGSGst "S'
susanna Insey, widpv, and Thomas G. T,nslAv so,
Oh ho"aS finsley, decd, r. on,as + johnson II
Cy u. johnson, Peter r. Johnson William Z,
Johnson, and Mary +. johnson, infant eI,iIdro, sc
mary Johnson, decd, formerly Tins!ey douoI,er
,"e sara aonas 1iBsiey decd, Fleming r. Grant
!and' susan Grantland and Virginia A. Granttand
infant children of ann GrauilanJ decd DGs
me s2Iroiacias awarded IN this cause not heinz m
t"'hcd executed on the defendants Flernipn n CT.,t
I'''', susan GraniIand and Virginia A. GrantlanH
ana they not haTInE entered Their appearance and or
On security accCfjiDg 10 the act of assembly ard b
oeS oi ths conTt, aud il appearing by saiisGrtor,
evidence, hat thcy arc not Inhabitants Of his ccrntr
II IS ofccred,nhat the said defendants do appear here
on uc 'enth Gay ct the next term and shew ca,s,
against The revival sought by The sa ID Process and hot
a cory Of this order be forthwith Inserted in some
sPaper published in the city of Richmond for two
'oHhs succeSsYey, and posted 1T the front dcor NJ
the capitol, in The said city. -
~ y coy. Teste, WIN. w. TIENING, c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-17

VIRGINIA:
Al rates holden IN the clerks Office of the sunpr1o.
court of chaucery for the Richmond district III. si
ia. of March, 1927:
l'ooer anrtney, sheriff of King & Queen county in1
whose hands the estate of Rachel Robertson ,yb;rh
was not administered by Jonathan Clarke opi
W iiat i'll, decd, executors of Racine! Rober,snn
decd, was committed for administrations Pr I.
against
iieu6eh M Garnet, administrator with the W III ON.
nexed OF Reuben Garnett, decd Eiizsbetb Ion.s
administrative with the will annexed of James Jonov
Gecd, who administrator of Richard Pb;ns'
decd, Henry Young. administrator of Warn, iIaar
wood, decd, and John Dangerfied r,rn,ar sher;t.
OF Essex county, to whom -. estate of R;oha-
aruS deca' VIZ ooInitted for administration. ANN
ni!ips, W idow aud deyisee of Richard Pbilins In
recu' Leroy Philips, Catherine Philirs Tbon,e
luna 'ey' MARY Philips. Richard Shackleford and
susanna ms wife, and Thomas Bouphton ", Il,er
raves sheriff OF King w iam county, to whom the,
estate OF ohn Hill, decd, committed for admin
isFanoI, John Camm Pollard admuist, ator of Ron.
err NM aocd, and Charles Hill, administrator oF
Tho Gara =. H. oe an DTS
.ereo us appearance and gwen security accordnp To-
e c' Oh assembly and the rules of this court and Is
appearing Ey satisfactory evidence that he is MOI an
ihnaoiiant oil this country il is ordered that the s,i6
ueehdaht do appear here the tenth day of The pev
term aud answer the bill of the PLAINTIFF and that E,
copy oil This order be forhw it'll insert ed in some
paper published IN the city of Richmond for tuc
ohthS successfully and posted at the front door oR
the capitol in the said city. -
- A copy Teste, WIN. w. HENING, c. G.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-17

bifSGHTl.I:
AT rules holden in clerks Office of the superor o,,
OF chancery for the Richmond district, the 5,h doy Of
March, 1927: -
The Mutual Assurance Society against fire ON ,u,inr
VI "ie .!'.e Vi '"e'n'a' ;i'Ls.
Peter F. Archer, John r. Moselcv ohm A. Archer Robert
iaski''S ana Martha his wife, Mary Aun Archer Wood
Jones and Elizabeth T. his wife John Jones np S,rch
MS VIC .'ani ," Archer, fetei h. Archer, and
Louisa Caroline Archer, ~,
The defendants John Jones Sarah r. his " ifc nor
having entered their appearance AMI given security
ding to the act OF assembly and tue this court and
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence, thai they are M,
inhabitants of this county: is ordered hat the said de-
PENDANTS DO appear here fist day OF Tie mex, farm
and answer the bill of the plaintiffs nd that cow of ,
order be forthwith inserted in some me- wsI,pcr nubIiirl
III me CITY OF h''hnond for two months SUCCESSFULLY, and
posted at the front door Of the capitol the said civ
10 cory. Tcs'e, I'm. ". IIENlN'cf, c. c.
iIAGLNII: ----------------
81 rules holden in clerks oacc of the sune;o c,r
Of eha"cs5y for the Richmond district the 5l!l day OF
William Waller Heniup, :D
against
John Hendse, Elijah Brown, George " Walge1, Genr,.
ucndrce, Hamilton Potts VIM ~ Ss,i,h Albcr, ~?
Smith, Sarah Anu Smith, and YIN Smith and Rn,,.,,
o. Scott, and John S. Myers (trus,ees0 Joshua Crun
ooloi:'o" and Moses Allen, aud Prentls Chubb doi,r
herniah Titchenor, :r
The defendant Hamilton Potts not having entered bis
appearance and given security according IN the nc, f
scnbiy aud the rules of this COURT ana il ~ b
country 1t Is ordered, that said defendant, do ,,,
le on 'ic hrst day OF the term and answer the hin
I" VIC piaiai; and that copy this order be forthwith
seen In some newspaper published in the city of Rich
h' io TWO months successfully, aud posted at the ffouI
door oil the capitol, in the said city.
10 copy. Tese, HIm. II. iEEyvfYI.
VIRGINIA.:
rules, holden in the clerks office &C the suna-;o
court OF chancery for the Richmond district, the 5,h
day Of March, 1897: "'e o'h
" dana a ii9PSns anini:trator of Jacob Hopkins
SaHNnPl
hopkins and Hopkins, infant children of
Sacoo Hopkins. By the said William their rev,
against 'N'
hicnard Perkins, James ". Dtbbrc and Le,i,;a his
wne' late Perkins, Martha Perkins, John Perkins
BehJamn M. Perkins, Thomas Perkins. heir. NJ
nicharp Perkins, sen'r, deed, DGc
i ne defendant Benjamin NJ. Perkins, not EavIro
uGfeu ms appearance and given security aocortin@
10 the act OF assembly aud the rules Of this court and
IL appearing by satisfactory evidence that he is NO, an
ihhaoitant OF this country: it is ordered that the sJ
oeiendant do appear here The tenth dav of the ex
.eln ana answer the bill Of the plaintiffs; ard ,ha
copy OF This order be forthwith inserted in some nc,oa
paper published in the city OF Richmond for two months
ctssVely and posted at the front door of the cant
'cl, in the said CITY. OPP
10 a copy. Tcste, WM. w. HENING, c. C.
VIRGINIA:
i
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-17

VIRGINIA:
al rules holden in the clerks office of the superor
court OF chancery for tue Richmond district the 5tr
day of March, 1927: ~ ''N
=" Iiam WARMER, OF Petersburg, PHI
agHipst
George Crawford William Conway. Siib Nanha,vs
and Co Moses B. Peterborough, Walter Dunn' exes
cutor OF John Graham decd, Joseph Rowleu, wa.
lam Edwards, Thomas Stewart and James stewart
ma heiTs OF Thomas Stewart, decd, DTS.
The defendant, Stith Matthews not haviro nIi..sr
ms appearance and given security according 70 Tho a":
u assembly aud The rules OF this court and it appesr
S Oy satisfactory evidence that he is not an inbabs
a'. !" ''S county II is ordered, that the said defend
ant do appear here The tenth dav of the nevt 80
ana answer tlie bill of the PLAINTIFF and that COW
oi ts order be forthwith inserted 10 some newspeper
punisncd IN Tic city OF Richmond, :or Two months suc
tie said city. VIC 'p''''' III
10 COPY. Teste, WA. w. HENlNG &C,