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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-16
MONDAY, FEE. II.

The following resolution submitted by Mr.. Der
rien, on Friday last, taken up, considered and
as-eed to
Resolsed, That the President Of the United
States be requested TO communicate to the Senate,
copics ofthe instructions of the Government of the
United States, to Andrew Ellicott Esq commits
siOBer OH .he part Of this Government, for runnn n
the line between the United States and SpaiD IN.
journal orrcport made by the said Andrew Eli
cot, and the Commissioner Of SPAIN of the execu
ton OF the said Commission; or such part thereof
as may be communicated without injury to the pub
lie service.
CAPToRS OF THE PHILADELPHIA.
The engrossed bill to compensate Susan Deca-
tur, and others. came up for third reading.
Mr.. Hayne said, that since this bill was last be
fore the Senate, he had been shewn a statement,
said TO have been made by a respectable naval Of
fcer, in which il is alleged, that the report OF the
NAVAL Committee is Incorrect in one or two par
ucuars. MIR. H. sIid,a he was extremely un-
wiling 10 have il supposed, for a moment, that a
measure ike this indebted for its succe s. TO err
-0neods statements, however unimportantfn them
- res or however uncOnsciously committed he felt
i.nfeb called upon TO notice these alleged errors
1e ,ard, iu the first place, that the condition
O. '1i'edelthil al the time of her capture by
~ 'yts-. and her destruction by Decatur, was
fshch tc0rcc than the report exhibits II IS stated
~ the report that she was got off the rocks with
out Uaterial damage, and that at the time Of her
destruction she wa5moored in the harbor' ready fuI
sea-" II ese fGcts asserted on the authority
oftbe report Of tho Naval committee of the House
o. Representatives made by the late Doctor Hol-
connie in 1926, and that statement never having
been questioned, was taken for granted that the
were correct. The fact was so inmateridi
that Il was hardly deemed necessary 10 make any
very minute inquiri, in relation 10 IT, / am no,y
satisfied however, that the condition Of the frigate
was not such as is stated i'm these reports. II is
further aeg = that the Condition Of The Phladci-
phia was such as 70 preclude the possibility Of her
hot ftf it.~fr lea.
however, is a matter Of opinion merely, and it
VIII be seen. on referring 70 the report, that no
opinion IS expressed on the point by The committee
and the evidence only Is submitted to the Senate
on which Tie petitioner relies in support Of her
position. The committee did not consider the
claim resting in any material degree, on that
fact
In conclusion, sir, will only remark that no.
Ting was further from the intention Of the com.
uires hanto imputo Il ite elisnioffceF 7ho COM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-16
RICENIoMD, FEB is.
FOR THE E.N'QUIRER.
ncoI NJ or pos.;.. .I:..l-I

Assertion exposed, or a Patriot uindicated:
Being an answer to the address of the Pro-qd-
ans, fRti-JdchS0n Convention to the citizens
Of Virginia; in which the propriety of Gen.
Jackson's conduct in the Seminole War, the
Defence of New Orleans, and in the affair OF
the ''Sx militia men," is sustained by d0cu-
mentdyy proof.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-02
vIRaIMIA LEGTsLATUnn.
HOVSE "a DELEGATElS

ThTsddy, Jan. 31.--A communication was re-
ceiyed from tire Senate thatthey had rejected the
bill concerning Robin Turner"
The communication from the Governor laid OIL
Wednesday on tho table, transmitting Memorial
Of the Central Committee of the Ohio and Chesa-
pcake Company, together with an Act of the Gene
raj Assembly Of Maryland, was referred on Mr.
Coiston's motion, to the Committee of Roads and
Internal Navigation.
On Mr.. Nash's motion, the 33d rule was suspen-
ded, and petition received from the county Of A.
Inelia, praying for a repeal Of the acts changing
the time Of holding the Superior Court of Law for
that county-Reforred TO the Committee for Courts
of Justice
On motion Of Mr.. Thomson Of Norfolk, a rosolu-
tion was passed requesting the Executive TO have
printed ESQ copies Of the act "to prescribe the
mode Of conducting separate elections passed
ON the 7tb January, 1928, and a copy sent to the
Clerk and high SheriiTof each county, where sopa-
rate elections authorised 20 be holden during
the present session Sent TO the Senate for concur
renee
A resolution Of Mr.. White Of Rockbridge, direct
ing an enquiry into The sxpediency Of increasing
the salary Of the Clerk Of the General Court, was
rejected.
Various reports were received from the Com
gaittces
- NJ Craig'' mod2a, az engfosscd By 20 al
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-02

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3t.--lit,.4. Se.lAt- SO to-
day, the bill for regulating the process OF the Z
nited States Courts, in the States admitted into
the Union since the wear 1850, was taken up. MIR.
WHITE withdrew his amendme nt and the bill. al
ter discussion was laid the table. The bill
providing for certain surviving officers 81 the Beyo
luton, was taken up and supported by Mv. Berr;en,
in speech OF great length
In the House OF Representatives. various coTi-
munica;ions, and message from the President,
which had been lying on the table until Mr. Chill
toms resolutions should be disposed Of some OPP
por;uility should present themselves for taking
them up, were submitted TO the House The mes
sage noticed a correspondence between our gov
vernment and that OF Brazil.
Among the communications, the infor
nation called for by resolution OF Mr.. Sloane,
relative TO the Court Martial at Mobile, bet
as this Is EN ordered 10 be printed, we ere IN
able to present any statement as 10 the number or
ch1racteroi the documenls-and also the facts cali
ed for by the resolution. of Mr.. Kremcr, respect
ing the change of the public printing, sc. O;
the Port Of Philadelphia from Mrs. Bailey to Mr..
Binns.
The House then took up the resolution of sTi.
Chiffon. Mr.. Dorsey addressed the Chair at soIn.,
length. MIR. Wicklife had just obtained the floor IN
reply, and made few preliminary remarks.
when the House adjourned.
Among the bills reported yesterday, were a bill
making an appropriation for Internal Improvement,
bill making appropriations for the Indian )epar-
water AT the entrance of the Delaware bay. and :.
bill concerning Naturalization. (.FGt. Journal
/ ~ We are compelled 10 lay over till our neAi,
avery interesting letter of Mr.. JEFEERsoos, which
has not yet seen the light.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-02

On motion OF Mr.. Chapman, the hour of ~ o.
clock was agreed upon for the meeting OF the
House.
An engrossed bill concerning James Knox, was
taken up on motion of Mr.. Miller, and indefinitely
postponed Oh the motion Of Mr. Vass, after debate.
On MIR. Carson's motion, the bill Incorporating a
company TO construct turnpike road from Win
chester TO Stony Greek. Passed.
Mr.. Crockett called up the eusrosscd bill to al
ter the times of holding the county courts in Mont
gomery, Wythe and Giles. Passed.
An engrossed bill enlarging the powers and du
ties OF constabes in certain cases, being taken up,
Mr.. Finks moved the indefinite postponement OF
the bill He objected with great earnestness 10
the feature in the bill, authorisng constables to
execute ca sdS, and imprison the citizen. Messrs.
White and Wilson also opposed the bill. 1t was
supper ted by Messrs. May and Fitzhugh, OH the
sound that it did not authorize the issuing OF any
execution at shorter time than is authorized by
existing laws. 1t only enables the constables TO
complete the business they have begun, SC. The
bill passed, Ayes 81, Noes 90.
EngrosSed bills pdSSed-To reduce muster
hnes-concetning the trial by jury.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-02
CONTRACT, FOB ,STO yrE,

FORTRESS MoNRoE, Jan. 20, 1928,
will be received by the Unti signed until
the Goth Of next month for SUPPLYING duae the or. n
yeaI at this place and at Fort Calhoun, Hampton Roa.
lsoOO pefehe OF Stone l57 200 OF which, be building,
possessing the following proportion, each
good hss and face the length and IN radth he greater
aud 10 bear such proportions 10 the thickness admit
least two men TO lii -and the remaining 1890 peIohe. l.,
he angular and rough, each eeh not less Than 1000
romas The wholeU be of hard durable quality tn
dreric 10 be made follows, and such parts OF rough X
tending shall dir eci, viz
bsiUre th- end OF the quarter ending so;h 4 June
$50 pegche-
puiiag the noN qraittr 675O do
And during the last quarter Of the yoar 500 do
The n.pec ions tv be exclusively bv the Engr. -
oeer at each post by such other person as he may ar
point TO perform that duty Security the amount OF one
third Of the contract will be demanded, names of
person' intend ed 10 be offered faithful ,Ts
tuition mast he forwarded with the proposal The contract
l. ne hndsg unless the needul appropriation by
sress for earlins INTO fleet en not til ATE. ts
have received the sanction Of the War Department..
q. GRhTIOT, It. Col
en-. = II -,lOthFeb.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-02
NQTICE

ia virtue OF deed Of trust execufed by Thoma. H. *
80 pier on ;he 26h day Of July, s2C, A. Rsker ana
ystIi aud admitted TO record the C.rk's cTce or te
ilunss curt for the city Of Richmond shall proceed la
sen 30 tue premises for cash At p auction, The highest
bad Ie " edHrsiay the this month at 'rlL
a not on the next fair day OF ground
near Capt D. uJ'y with very Comfortable dwelling buu.
on A. to satisfy the purposes of said deed The title r
TO he mdlmabie shall only convey such a. l.
M a; trustee. FENDALL GRIFFIN. Trustse.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-02
During the mex, quartz.


NJ AS Committed 10 the jail Meck.euhurs county u
w on the 2Oh day Of Oct last, negro no SAYS m.
name Jo anu that he the property Of John rsSer OF
salisbury, North Carolina He is about feet - ncb,.
hs, black and has gear over hi left eye IS W.
81 age Had on when Committed old coat and CON
Feis. eolored Paniaoons. The owner Of said .laye
noth'd to prove , property pay The thar take him
away o. he viii be deslt with a. the law directs
WIN. TONNES, Jaior
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10 TIE PUBLIC,

wuUdD mo'i fe'peei,"y 'piorn ihe public fs, rt,.
taken ihe stfhel susehed Ne F,,iott,' ILL., . ,
Town u M'nchesier, wttre intend ~ 800 go
~, 9ols,'oa Q, fnye's la ths coy q Rfa.
,,si,, ~, ~ W." OF panchf''er tplfhxe ay.tifto fi.r
ti enn oay have ntseiieia good ode si.i 5f
WV W. /" give ny own Undivided stsnd1a aTt ftro,
wv ~ Moe % any tithies COS piace af 30 cif, ~
.i,il'n'i ani hope by sisiluiy sincf stfrnf6f
"ei" PORTION 81 public rstansec
,n RICHARD SINGLETON
,''ii,. ~ '- fRsortf 1l' D.sftrs
ttoa,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-02
[ERRATU1i
.ILesSrs. Editors

.HeSSrS. Editors,
In DEE ,rel thlrnes was roughly rannd
The =" IariG"in the room Of "daun'd'-
Qurre De hoe do you affirm
The one the same with tofher tern2
You may he right, hut with domestic
II hcbbliny makes NY Hudbrastiu
The very WAY TO damn my verse
Was thu, to rob ii vi II esrse.
DOGE-REr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-02
Exc CUTOR'S So n.


WILL be sold THURSDAY the a.t al the late
arHoe OF Geo. Dabney, dec. the county Of King Hl
an he Pslhae esate of SAID deceased cUnsisfinr Of sr
very valuable stock Of horses cattle, sheep hos AN
eSceeht asotimeht Of household and kitchen f,I,i,s
plantation utensils, &c An elegant carriage and Larnes
nts'y new aud PAIR Of carriage crop of
o1r ~. X Todd r, amt about 900 barrels Uf corn. '
tEhMS-For sums Of SlOand less, FIR snr. sI,y
A1 aneuh 'fedt viii be aliowS par chaefs til the 6,,
security. ~ "'" sPPIe'sa
al ns ;afe lime and plsce will be hired out for the
la'et OF me year, lev negrots among while .ev.t
sog house servants tst rate cook, excellent w
Alto at me smr time viii h. sold under The VIII or aid d.
.na valns6's Ferry known by The name Of Iahne FeTrs
esAo'sned at Hanover Town. the paininIv Ri,
a'oIi - miles tom Richmond, one OF the ,i.f H.
'au' e@'Is 1" that city together with ferv boat l
''Ase ana 80 constructed as 10 he drawn acfo WIN, 80.
e;e anu eSpe,h by means Of roPel inl an aere Of lana
a 5hs tne landing onthe King N. i- with the Fes
man n.ue situated thereon and all the api m
u q seemed u9nee ,iTy to add nafe, resunt,
cure for he"sryes. Il will be s5id IN ert ds to-
Which M! &c stated OF the day Of ale. 80
g. II DABNEY, ES,ors Of ca.
b Z. DABNEX, ( B,hnc1 ,l.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-02

9s sHtue Cpl deed trust txeeuied to IN.
- itt"leh burton on the 9Th DAY % Aug ST. III the
A. we SPf'ngheld coal pits the county snico on
IAN DAY n teh. the following pIopety The undyide H.
ters't u the aia Reuben Barton ia the ST ring ed coal 80
aud land annexed heng two thsl the inlerfd Of Inc az
tenpeh Iufton IN the tract Of sni 10 The estate
f1ebeeca bnrtondee being 6hs about $50 acre, OF land
on Chiekahnm9ny swamp, hsing the residue Of tract
oe 10 me SAID X Burton, 10 the dfviion OF lsyeer &c.
oeons"s 70 ms late father Daniel Burton said r. nt
nv ia me DOVER slaves now held y Sirah Burton widow
ot Dahle burton, dec also Negroes Dgah and or To-
ShildIeh Hannah and SARAH horses Wagon csI f-
heAd o! eaue add harness; and all the hons eobl ~
chen furniture Of the said X. Hutton aud 90 hp f5, H.
lhb month on TIE premises, house lot Of rronu Al RI
eit ~ the city Of Richmond occupied nv w M Mid5lsr
ana on the same day, at the courthouse Of enr;eo son
e hierest Of the said II. Burton fbeing one td Of f
hoh'e between the Courthoure aud Jaues RIVER hull e.
rec Pion Of slaves The terms will he made knwn on ,
aay Of sale Aeing as fusiee shall convey such tile p
as isvesied ia US ~ The said iusi decd. ~
BEN SHEPPARD, lr.,.
JAMES WHITELAW ,es,
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lfN shaneey lnRiobnaond Hu,tiprs Court Jan J. t8qs
who was Jane Snifh, pus VS.
against
Drsnd, dec. prfi.
coIhmg ioihs oct % seshy bi the rules n t court All
appearing e a''ct'on % che court that they are nrf
tahtnts of tns bite on the motion the PsinTt 81 -
sch II sodersd That The sd Defendants 10 aprcsf 6s,.
ne Ff'dsy before h' last Monday 30 Apifi nsrf ANA 49,
The hi y he PanuG5 .uj that copy Of h,r or,.r Ky
'fi.fd 90 he Richmond Euquifer sr tysb ontt Ia.
'nd o roHed aiie front door q the CITY IIa IN d.. ed
r coy. ILL., HOWARD. rIe,t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-02

~ Ut ].
NER I virtue OF two deeds Of trust executed Nv Ri,t,s
- Jones to the suhscrber admitted 20 fec5 on ~
- Gay OF Apps 1926 The ether the I2h day Of Univ t
~ hc county count Of Gouce,tsr for The putp pose of
10 Chrahna II. Mons the paymfn t Of certain, ,,, -
money therein expressed sha Saturday the ghd,y II
eh next iair h not On the next fair day thereafter s
Gay eSceifdf sNpnie Z" sale 70 Gloucester couithogc ~
rrbc Huctcrl ready mCney,a certain tract Of land In M
ssd eonny'"n "hi' tie sad Richard Jones resided ssl b.
5 also another tact said 20 contain 100 acre
sdj IN the iormei; bot, Of which tacis lie mine i,
ware hyef ae ~ s'od order lof farming pofposs There
tact and deemed proper 90 the dsy III ,als m h. l
Iy' "a usea WIN social warranty only w.ll ic made
RI, THOMAS G.. AMOBT, trustee.
- ''".-' F5-2sw10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-02

MARWEpl--on ne 2fh Jar. hy u.e Rev Dr. Morris d.
Jaaei Botsr % Mus ElzbA Ieyey, daughter Of alf En.
vel Terfyoi NJ Fle1"Qi az Of LOUIS county, Va,
-, on Thursday 18TH ulGno. hv the Rev Wn Todd
~ ~, erf Haorfns 20 t4oucester SIC Harfff taar.
s.' 20 cher q 81 TscRaf. ol.s q ..a-,. -- . IS y,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-02

~ 10 hr' R'ndolplfs Speech m &C The Case Of ~ Az.
80, y, -, our tue,os{' p'gsr, 40 Error oeros from an
Pii0nB 1t "'fds " kchinn; reads an not ssharnet
y Wy 90 DOT real the reports iiss HIM sub.c, he mos,
no ne dpctrine maintained w he zensntn froo' ~
r1F q. NOT Vean o. pronounce ptfaodf when ssy Ibis"
me words Ike hr" cUght o. srnk Of ite piloe
"ert oey nov stand md pa. matter Zoe words DO nof
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-02

~ We are compelled 10 lay over till our next,
avery interesting letter of Mr. JEFFERSON, which
has not yet seen the light
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-10
Io,,n n. n. payne,

4nrtioneer and Commission HerchaRt.
,ptAs removed to the large aud eonmod'ons
oil Fire Proof Brick building, late IN tie occa-
pancy, OF Me,ss Miller n Roberts, three doors
below the Banks, where he's prepared to car
IA on thc above business extensively, ms house
being large aud convenient lor storage lie oil
fcrs his services 10 coUntry merchants and plan
tiers IN attending to the sale of then Tobacco,
lour aud Whiskey, entrusted TO has care, or
shipping the same II necessary y rom his long
,,nerieucc ia the Auction aud Commission bu-
slnr.s he hopes toIeccye liberal portion OF Tie
public patronage. ...
lOuNR u PAYNE, Anci.
Jan al ts3B
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w ard EAection.

fgtHE Ward Election for nine Common Cnun-
L cilusen 10 each ward, in the town of Lynch
burg, viii take place, pursuant TO an act OF as
sen,bly +" euiitld an act for dividing the town Of
Iynchburg into wards, ai,d for other purposes, -
on the first Tuesday in April neNt. and will be
held IN Lynch ward, No. |. being all that part
If said iowa, below the LIST alley, es,ending
sromshe rive 10 tH fifth street. AZ tho Office of 4
Hatcher, ON I'd street. And u, Henry ward
No. : being all thar part of said town above
said FRS; alley. extending from the river 20 Il
street, al the office of Augustine Leftwjch, on
I'd street. S4ML BRANSFoRD, Sergi Of the
Corporation Of LsuGl barg
March D. t5c23
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eOGICE---B virtue Of dee,. of trust ex.
III ecuted to THE subscriber, by Wm. Owpby
hearing date the 18th day ofApril. 1923. and re.
corded IN thecouniy court Of Bedford, we shall
proceed the premises, for cash, on Thurs
day the 20fh day OF March next, certain tract
OF land situated III the county Of Bedford. on the
waters Of tioose Creek, and adjoining the lasds
OF Jabcz Lettwich aud others, containing three
hundred and seventeen acres. Also the follow
tag slaves and their increase since the Date of
said deed TO wit: Fanny, Anna, Kitty, Louis,
panl'nS, Claiborne, DaYy aud phlis; Also
the following property, to-wit four head of hor.
ses, tifeen head OF horned cattle fifteen head of
sheep. 30 head hogs, three two.horse Cary
poughs, four coalIers, four sets PLOUGH GEAR.
80 barrels corn, 5o0lbs bacon, four feather beds
and furniture six chairs, clock case, one folding
dining table, one rihe gun, and all the kitchen
iufnilnre, or SO much thereofas will lac snlicj.
emf TO tulh the purposes OF. said deed Acting
as trustee shall convey ouly such tile as is YES
ted IN me by rhe deed. WIN. LEFTWICH.
Feb, "a tdso7
The above Sale i postponed until Friday the
2sth Mach NA {-tE4v1CH
Maics s.
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M OllCE.-m order 10 relieve our endorscrs
Al at Bank from their responsibility, 10 pay
our other debts, and 10 close the partnership
between us, we hereby offer for sale the Office
and Establishment otthe INTELUGENGER,
AND PETERSBURG COMMERCIAL ADVER
User. II is needless TO expatiate on the va
hue OF this property, to gentleman oftaIent and
capital, capable of conducting the business to
dyaniage. 1heollice is complete and we'll sup
piled in every kind ofType and Press that can
he required and the list of Subscribers, and
! Advertising custom for many years extended to
the establishment viii speak for themselves
| The Newspaper has AZ no period been more LID
| orally pahoniZed than at prescnt--t has about
200 good subscribers, the amount OF advertising
| has been full $4,000 per annum heretofore with
| yer, consib erablc jOb.N ork-so that we may say
without exaggefaton that the gross income OF
the establishment has averaged about SSOUOper
annum for the last eight years; while the annu-
al expenses OF the Printing Office al this time a.
mount to little more than $1,000. Such being
| facts land that we state nothing but the truth.
any gentleman by calling upon rs can be satisii.
ed } scarcely any consideration. but the inperi-
Gus obligations aforementioned, could induce us
TO pat with property so valuable. II will be of.
fered al private sale until the first day of April
next; on which day should il not be disposed
| of (a,d due notice will be given of a transfer, J
il will be sold publicly on the premises occupied
by us on Bank Street, TO the highest bidder
The terms will be made known on application /;
but there is no doubt, sh ould responsible pur-
chaser present himself, that on paying down a
small amount in cash. a reasonable credit for the
greater part of the purchase money might be
obtained. Geutemen disposed TO avail them
selves OF this offer can feceise any further mor-
nation they may desire, by addressing Or. Ri
chard Field of Brunswick. Mr.. Miles Jordan of
Luneaburg, Mr. James b. Kendall OF Peters
burg, or the subscribers
YANCY 4 BURTON.
Petersburg. Feb, IS.
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VIllanNIA

'iN'iN'A -" Enles holden in the clerk. ,,.. -
thiel," e9nrl ~ thaneer' far tie Itr,lb,r-
.,h 'w dsY 81 January, IT,. Arp,.tr.J - 55Rftft
IN aFsinst Abraham Eesae and I,,. 'al h.''a8.,
1T % william h"ene, dec.d Paul C,rris,,..' a.
o. 1s.ffe Cafnneio1. decd. Thomas Ser,ein.
ni Mel Npfae1Bs, de-. William Bailey "a L , ''h
.sfe ollierbett {. Coeke der'd T1omas a "a a.,
Ilefls NioH'ds htafgq
hs dtieniAm Ihos D. chldrcss MOI having enters..
tipeirHncr q given security according Ia a., NJ, E"
'elnbS aud TIE rules oiths eonrt, and appcariuei
ttsttsiory evidence that he is no, an nh.b,t, "a
t"'tify- u is ordered, that the aid Defendant M 10y
mere the first day of the N, Al term and ~. ltaI
u The plaintiff aud TINT acopy of tins order M '
ithlhsrftcd 10 some news paper printed IN the
i1sh"bdtgi Tor TWO months sueces4iYclv and tes,
tho font duor ottle courthouse in tho s1idtovn '''
81 copy -Tc,tr, JOHN WIIIsc
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dnihefd. Febr,tarb Ceprt. 1928.

Wesley l.. Duncan PIT. against George Duncan, the
children aud heirs Of Claiborne Duncan, Campbell
Goodc, Ham 'iuade, Charles nuncan, Washington
Camden aid Nancy his wife, William Duncan, vii.
liam Sair and LaSIuu his wife. WAT Duncan Ware
Henley and Sally his Wife, Wills Duucan Niillam
Camden sui Polly his vi fe, James Wood and Eliza
beth hs wife, john b. duncan, Spicev Duncan Geo
w, Eraey, Martha Brney, Potter i. Thornton and Gil
doom GOODRICH, oNrs OF Fleming Duncan and the chit
dren of SAID Fleming, potts In rhanccry
happening TO the satisfaction of the court that the de.
lendauts Campbell Goodo, William Goode, Ware Hon
ley and Sally his wifi, and the children nd heirs ofC lai-
borne Dancan, dee late ofilr comfy % lincoln State
OF Kentucky, reside without the limits of tins common.
wcnth II Is therefore deerced and ordered that AM
last named defendants do appear here before the
hrs day of MAY court next, and enter their appearance
and give security according to the act Of Assembly and
tho rules oftbis courts and il is ordered that copy OF
this order be published in the Lynclhurg Nnginian
for tic term two months successfully, and another
ny thercoihc published the front door of the court
house ofthis county court day.
IL copy--reste, A. Il. DAVIES, OK.