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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-05
DR.. II. Watkins.

CrbaT'G, Juiy l2fh 1927.
SIR: On my return from visit to West Point,
found your favor OF the 9Th OF May, and with
great cheerfulness answer the question therein
PrOpounded.
You ask me rs one ofthe friends of Mr. Clay,
that voted for MIR. Adams, if knew Of any pro-
position being made TO General Jackson, or his
friends, by Mr. Clay, his friends, that If he
jackson, would not appoint Mr.. Adams Secretary
ei State, that we, Che friends Of mr.. C. would sup
port him for the Presidency. say without hcsita-
ton that never heard Of those, or any other
terms being thought Of as an equivalent for the
vote we were about 10 give; nor 90 I-beeye that
the friends OF Mr. Clay, or Mr.. Clay himself ever
thought OF making or suggesting any terms to any
one OF the parties, az the grounds Of our accept
ance or rejection Of either Of the three Candidates
returned TO the House OF Representatives. As
one Of the original friends Of Mr.. CLAY was in
the habit OF free and unreserved conversations both
with him and his other friends relative to that g.
lection, and am bold TO say that never heard
whisper OF any thing like condition on which
our vote was to be given, mentioned either by Mr.
Clay himself any Of his friends, at any fine OF
under any circumstances That the friends of Mr.
Clay, while the election was pending before the
Rouse, were treated with great kindness and
courtesy, by the friends Of the other candidates is
certainly true, and that we were strongly impor-
tuned TO support their respective favorites, is
qually true; but can say with truth, and say il
with great pleasure, that never heard PROPOSE
ton from the friend or friends Of either OF the
'a.i4i1dt57s VI itOIl any otieT person, urectd
either 70 The ambition av9rice Of those hay-
ing voice in the election, calculated or intended
to swerve them from conscientious discharge of
their duty. Nor do believe Il was the opinion Of
any well informed man, in the Ilouse Of Repre-
sentatives, until IL seized hold Of by the Com
bnation, as The best and only means % ruin Mr.
Clay.
am, with great respect,
your obcdient servant.
JOSEPH VANCE.
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SNHE Co Partner.hP of Egsleston Rowleti is this day
~ dissolved by mutual consent All persons having
against the SAID eoneer requested present the
VIM H. Rbwleti, for sstemes; those indebted 10 The
eaneeFn are also requested to make payment the
WN T. EGGLESTON,
WI II. RoWLETr
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.fneliG Courthouse 70
THE business place will future he carried in
'he mare OF WIN l. EsleSn aione and the goods DID
reduced Priees, for cash, and for os.h only
WM 1. EGGLEsroN
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t.aste5p DHtriet II Y0gnia. 20 gH:

SFE Remembered, that The 3it day Of October in the
S SAD the Independence Of tie United States Of
America, His xoeliency, WIN. H. GILES, oi the
fSeau sad District Governor Of the Commonwealth
Vnguiaa for IN behalf Of the said Commonwealth,
hath d. ported this OGee the title Of Map, the rgh
he claims (for the btnfh VI the Commonwealth
sfore,aid Proprietor, tie wody following, to wits
Mao Of State Of Virginia, reduced from the ne shce, Msp
u lie state, 10 conformity law by Herman Boye"
In conformity 10 the Act Of the Congess Of the United
States, entitled AN vet TOT the encouragement OF learnng,
m occurring pies o Jps, Chats and Docks, 20 tie ~
os aud PfOpIietos or such COPIES durnshe mes therein
,uenliynedp fSisnedl ND. JEEFHIE5,
Clerk Of The Latefn District Of Vnginia.
y bf-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-05

iSEL.yE TTFINE.
WYE have for -sr, hes. tng.h Thread Seine Twine
" oil recent importation The quality much aprruve ed,
anu price low. WM WV. CALI, Jr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-05

B0Hk Of Pirgnita, Nov. 30, 1927.
fNE annual meeting &C the Stookhpdsrs of he Bank Of
a virginia, will take psce the ifst MONDAY IN Jsn,ry
next, at then banking House il the city Rirhmopd
- w. DANDHIDGE, cashier.
1911 fl--ffstWtrJan.
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PUBLTE SqLF

PDBLiL S.HLE.
WILL hes sold. 10 The highes bidder 9n ni7y fs sf
W net So inuiss e"urho7ise. rrcdf o o. ul1nt 2
os nesrosi heonringi e E.ats II David Johnson dec.
among tn mere D. likely yoUrr woman eto n good house
fersant s-y several yonnT o. r. FuOS JOHNSCE Admos
- Ursid f0hr.1u, dec.
rer, -fs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-05

E-fL O.1OI<C JfI[1hOI<o run os1i<I~.
rJyHE Subscriber will ofer for sale, at PowhatAn Court
L house, the third Thursday IN Decembes next being
Powhan county day, 80 50 very valuable negroes
Amongst several female house servants, Uncommon
iy ikeiy least II 10 boys aud g from TO 10
esrs age will he oi separately The grown negroes
re faithful pat Of Them will be sold Tor
cash, aud twelve mGnhs credit the purchasers
giving from the date, with unexeep-
tloDahle security .
The sale will be conducted by Mr.. George ~ Poard for
Nov O. 53-0 VIM. Is. GILES.
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Taluqble 1919 q 80

i obeiience decree Of the Superior Court of Chan
- eey huiden az Saunton, Thusjsy och jaw II Nov
ie<' m SUIT therein depending wherein Amne H. Lee, G.
~ Lee, D . Lee r. l.. Lee, Catherine Miidtd Lee Vim
mirsha snd Ann ms wife, aud Bernard IL arter are
complainant and Hugh Neun and Eliza hr wife ATE defend
anus n whtfh Hugh NELSON s appointed Trustee 10 esrry
'he SAID decree INTO elect and IS ordered pr,ceed 10 sell
Watt % sno lying 10 die counties OF Patrick Montgomery
continuing ity.o aefef which duly conveyed ~ Geo
NSh9lss aui Chme' irving t. John Ncholas and by The
sad John Nicholas and Aune bis wife conveved 20 eprv
Lee BY deed lated 18th day Oct i7o6 and by The lad,
Henry Lee conveyed 10 John Walker Of Albcmar by deed
dsted l5h dayO May, 1901, which saii deeds were di
recorded "a ths General Cnui, Ia repay TO Charlie
Carter Of Shirley the Of $4,000, with interest and hy the
tad Charles Carter hI interest ~ the said deed Of trust
vas duly conveyed 10 the Compl,iuantf herein re-
oi'td' bearing the name Of Lee, by his deed Of a..
hsnnehi, dated June 18Th, 1901. ht offer for sals II
public auction, before the igle Tavern w iehmnnd the aid
lsyO aess Of Land. Monday 2id day Of January
~ " O'clock, on credit of = years the pugeh.ssf
giIng hond' wish approved urty, Tor equal sanusl
I1Hsmtns ihe trustee fetsinng lien 90 the lands until
all Che payments shall be duty msde
Dec. 20. 'NL0V-,' l9 ,''
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y.EJV II.4P or VIRGLglL-4

tT,E New a. of Virginia, compiled roH actual surveys,
under the authority uf the State, puhshed, ard
he obaineJby pisous DESTROYS u cufing appcs
S to Wm. H. RiehsrGson, al The Capitol, in tie City Of Rich
u5as.
Thi. work Effected by The shcuf Of many years and
at cot or and money petbsp, been supss.
ID In variety end accuracy OF detail beauty aud elegance
Il execution Iredce the highest credit the science and
KIN Of the persons Immediately concerned IN s pubsiion,
sd mast prove highly gratifying anJ useul 70 the public The
tzure have authorized the sale Of $50 Copies only Of tbs
Mr. on the large scale Of ve miles 10 the inch and the ETe
Hive the view Of making the ssie extensive aud rapid
y poBsbe, have directed the c0PstO be disposed u al the
toderste price Of $50.
Ifpdsr these ccums,aneei,t l. probable that persons who
shs not make eafJy application will he unane to obtain
Copy Of this beautiful and valuable work
I August 3. ~0-H
Mapo of Tirriata, reJueeI from the Nine Shssi Mp of
ee state Sscordinr tie pr0vision II act II me Cencrgf
I,ynb,v passed Oh Naci, 1887, Is aio Pubii'hd, and
man be 65,afaed application 0bove Pcs 81 Psycopy
coses IF both Maps coHvsitnt portable fern, iay BE-
obiairtd 0Prs(srged.
DE. %, is17 ~ -
F.QRyNERS B.4.YC or YLRGI.NLa.
1nuE annual meeting ct he Sofkhodsr inr the elec
" ton Of Director fof The Bsss and iof The Ohees "
1seoUnt and Deposit viii bebeld Wsdrsffy the 9r day
u January next Wan. NEhbh 10 e@u,a'
Dec. .. tO-z.Ntl
, s tue ct Deere NJ Hanover county court pronoune
~ ell the 2slh Of Nnvtmhef. t8zT will hc sold, AZ public
auction, he ~ Monday oi February, 1923, htng Henico
ssutt day, the Slaves be0ugfe 20 ihtn Bureh dec con
.t,ne o. woven and &. Glib. !tFkR hJWt H. Ae,t
-t-r. =. 49,
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II .SITU.aIYO.I' TV.4.NTED.

Y SIIC.IIIO.N TT.4-FI'EU.
n GENTLEMAN wishes 10 he engaged AZ a tutor in an
~ Academy, where he would the Classical
Partment As ne eaohe the Latin, Creek F,ench English
Languages, w"ui prefer private tuition, il
Country where he would attend few select imrs Leiie.
poat paid ihro the post Office, l,, Office
Jan 2. 80,
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PRIV9TE SE.NIyl.qRY,

1TR j. MORDECAI, formerly of Warrenton, North Car
IFI olns proposes open establishment al his hesiui
pleasant residence, miles North Ct Richmond E the re-
crtion of young ss wl be placed under the
females of he family ENJOY tue comforts OF homes end
be under his supetnteudance, IN Spelling
Reading Writing Arhm,tck Grammar Parsins Rh.oriek,
Geography, aud Of the Globes, Astronomy mythology
History The Scholastic Of 10 months will commence
on the Monday Jan. The charge for Tuition Ian all or
either the above branche board washing and lodging will
be go dolls for the term payable annually IN advance
Inueou French 20 Ills, Musiek 60 dolls, Embroidery
20 dolls, for the whole term.
Docks Stationary, If furnished, will form the only extra
charge. Address ~ Richmond, Va.
Spring Farm, Brook TURNPIKE, Nov ~. 5i-2awiOw'
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SEsuE subscriber respectfully invites his friends and cuGion.
"a ers, to call and examine his stock Of PcOUGHS,
:.uns OF The Cotmek the Freeborn eyereomb and
ees satisfactory to Purebase Mould boards Skeletons
nishfd- WILLIAM PALMER.
1aI'. .. 72-tf
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~ as Committed 10 The Jati VI Augusta c0nsy o1, f 5,
oy ~ beceubef last Runaway, ny The asn,e of Ia
who } hs belongs 70 WIN. Hudgson, Of Psyvscia ,osnf
"a hsu Oh ps ni linen owssrs, kiad n black mix
Coz, ana ra"slo ns two hits, Oh hat lie n dsti
muia''' aD.g' ise or inches hgh made. The
s 81 la' save feqges;ed O. prove property, pay ehlr-
hw. ir ant0ts r.i's 20
Zee 80 = o''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-05

Richmond Plough Nunufdctoy7r-oppo fhe
Union Hotel
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" The ENQUIRER /. pub,i,hed twice a week generally
ss three during the session of the State Lesla
tG.Pce, th% Five Dollars per
fsssble in Note, Of Chartered .Pecierayiny bsn,
tssly) will be received payment The Editors will
the safety Of RENTING them by naitht postage sfalst
ts', being rsid, by the writers.
IT No paper will be dic Intnu.d (but Attn. discretion Of
hs Eddors) until all ,ges have been pad up.
II Wheyer will guarantee the p,ymeut of niue
tsui have the teeth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
u Oae square, OF LESS-Emstn, merton rs esrt-saeh
eeIt,nnance, 50 cents.
- No serted, un,ii he, either been paid
ss,umed by rerson this city, its
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Dec 20.

VOL .FCREIf 2 DRdPER 4 T.4ILOR.
o,rt, ~ iss .atStI;a 81 EIaaiey, M'CCcry & Coz
LII continues II then old stand, H. W. corner Of f2b
- streets ''hefe his very best egeriipns shI be ss G
eusure him continuance OF the ibeTal p.tr0u,re rere
~ the late hru and Tor which he tenders hs t,ns IL a.
l, opened very handsome and entire new assormrni Of
TALL bOODS, quite equal 10 any ever feesivcd- eops
ns generally gf blue. bat and the mot ft,ion.b ,J
CLOTHS CASSiMERES, 81 varinut orsl;tits -s,'e,s
when are many u The very 6rsfrofe; also hao5ooe
'otmtnt 9i VISITING, and very other sreie IN , line
~ which he will make up the very best and mos, s.fst
bs Style and on very reasonable terms
N'ehnotd, october 81, 1871. ~ n
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Board, including Lodging, Wa.hng and Candles, 90
Tee. IS. O52,w4w JAMES MADISON.
.VEGROES FOR HIKE.
N Thur sday the o; day OF Jan. 1928, wall be hired out
" at White Plains the county of o'nr, from f0to go
Sestoes eon.ns OF Men, Women, Boys Girls, heVnsius
30 the Estate VI Edmund PsldIeton, dec.
At the time place, will he offered for sale about
500 barrels Of Corn yoke OF valuable oxen and ury
plantation Utensils. Bcad, with security will he required
THE EXECUTORS.
Dec. % 70-tiOhJan
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-10
NOT Is.


(G) rhetcn, according 10 the poets, was the son o.
P'oous, tie solar Deity He kept of the temple OF
Venus; amt gfnwnE Vain of ns ot"e, Epaphus, check
his PRIDE told MN he not the u PhCeb There
upon, PhR'nn tnnk Journey tie palace the sun to
this point settled. lie readily oyvrcd by Pnn-
bus, whu promised, pledge his affection, To rr,u,
him whatever he might askconiiImng the promise win
oath. The rash fellow requested, he iigh, be
permitted to drive the chariot of the Su,i for one t!av
(6) S0lem. This is fashion of spelling the word
S''e'n-intr odnCed ~ certain grent psrSOndgs; or
speak III the American style fS'ihguisfc4 ,dini
T,t" remarkable sfnguIalhy obtains lwp0m anne
authority IN other words: .. cGrc0n, fyrraup
7sgL4rd 2bay ijiaie sWecpe, aud Hsafiee &c Syntax
t"e unde goes ;hnnge from old usage
at gfarmdars also the structure Of sentences Sc
sre letter 10 Hon. &. w T.. all which is hereby res
p'cfuly submitted 10 the consideration of rhi!ongSs
with query wheiher THESE innovations might br an i'm
p.oveIneut IL Our la nguage.
(c) Like Jeiu. !, is not very prol,ni,ls I own tina,
Pheton had eveF heard Of Jeh":bu by certain priv-
iege, called Fosiica hcenEa, have aSrn the ,cv 20
lend him Jehus See Eings, 9. 20.
Cd Corena The Cro'rE: nj tie considerations lyrg
ri from the Zodiack the Suns rond !,e had shcu
himself he'ds'ons enough 10 attempt aiming NY wbe's
it might suit him.
~ Ia0f-Taurtg Ph;r'nn havins but a scanty nor.
ton Of leanngamh never having had turf for nprn-
ing his mind by study, mistakes the Of this cons,c-
ieoo Turns (the Bu) one Of the II Signs Of the
Indisck, aud OF tic Suns path Here s,9c thai
when We speak Of the Suns putin, Speaking po,I
"Hi-not aSro'on'caAy nr, if you please Japuiiqr,g-
nni Sri7tifrnNv
(O iipc, in the 9th stanza, gain take the liberty r.
that convenient privilege. the pochca Lrc,,n
Ihis really the Suns onnoa his dtu,nol track b,
" suits my 'bjsct better, and the intelligent reader will
excuse the license. ! ne EUsI the Hryi III, Nm,
and the South. are all benefited by course of the san
through the ecirtic. Mark nat, 'eader.
(g) Ph9ou fred the skies--scorched ii,, ear,b-,rJ
mace the waters bubble. lie at last thrown head.
iOng, Ivy thu"dert into tine river I'o in Italy
ny EPptoat"H a striking conclusion, by way Of ez-
r,aiGa tinu aud impi Ovcmcnt.
90 BE cowions, &e. Your word pledged by an eIcc.
Zoo 10 Office -y"m suffrage gvru--s your honoy,
something ike tie pledge OF Phubus--iueyelsb'e
" IN ftuhg tn In. {.
INC czrns Of The e. for whose amusement nd ediG
ION, the aU,ior has thus abaureI.
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married, aud tho coosequeut ocreasc OF sRcsc wkch
lie was SD socn 10 incur But the majority Of the
the Irish part o II ~ par ticular, with the onfr.
SION oihead ucc" {" hose who resolved TO quar-
rel n'crp,c'ea has refusal into personal aiF.on
twas '""i unanimously agreed amongst nine officers
p'oscr' 't 'hc, should draw lots which Of their, was
(" C"h captain uuli ont. The lot fell upon Iieuten
ant S'ndjs VINO, Ill The of himself and his bro
'her ohceTs seat the challenge, which Bull had TOO
much spirit 10 decline, though determined a. he told
ns second not to fire, havn. personal muiy 20 re
uress. they wont out, Saniys fired, and Captain
nui fell The systematic cowardce of tho plot, and
INC nn'inely iae of so eSCcon; Young man. s,runr-
~ agitaicd tue feelings OF oil. Sand,s, aud Yeauan
Lieutenant in the same regiment, his second, were
brought do,sn TO the Presidency; and tried al the en-
suing sessions for wul murder. The grass cutters
end horseksepers, Who had observed them going out
together and returning, and bearer, who actually
saw the duel, somewhat at loss TO Identity
Sapdys and Yeanan; and the prisoners had moreoy er
he advantage OF jury of Madras s,opheeper who
serving tho different with stores had on for
mer occasions, acquitted officers under similar charged
and aggravated as the present wos probably eI,
a like iudispos,ion 10 convict They were sc1ut led
therefore but against the strong aud pointed dir
! OF the Judge Sir Henry GwiiIim, who told the jury
that 1t would be riHIng with his oath no, TO ell
'bom that II was of foul and deli ate murder
. They deioerated pretended To deliberate Tor Halt
an hour; and during this time, the Judge, who could
not imagine that any other verdict could be brought IL,
but that Of guilty" had already laid his black ca
upon his note book prepared TO pass the sentence OF
the law upon them, and which, as he told the prison
ers 1t was his intention TO have carried into effect
You Lave had, said ho, addressing them with nsea,
so'enni'y "a narrow escape, and too ciful Jury
IL they cam let them reconcile their erjict Ia God aud
and iheirconsciences For my part, assure vou had
Tue verdict been what The facts nf The case so full
warranted that III twenty four hours you should bot,
OF you have been cold and unconscious orsesas c,d
anu unconscious that of The polr young man when
. NJ wicked conspiracy and ncsed deed YOU ,irav,
on' Oh existence Begone. repent OF your sins. You
are men OF blood, and that blood c.ies NJ 70 FIeays1
against You" Sandys sud feapan were atteronrI
''oj by Cour, Martial found guilty the cnnsrra
cy against the life OF Caosm Bull, aud broEc Til,
sentence was confirmed by the King, an addition
al clause, declaring Them nca rabe forever OF ,,,
serving has MAZE ."-.Nt,c ,EontAiy
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! DUEI.-IN INDIA

ne regiment Of loot was quarlered at vnorc, when
no tagicsi occurrence took place which dpnuy.,
poor captain Gull Of lis existence He was vet in
e''iy manhood, hnicyed hy all who knew him ard
much respected 10 tue ussar regiment winch i've oril
yea 10 exchange 'nr company IN The regiment in H.
MA which he had oneI Only few months Al vi.
IRE, be lond set Of cicors, chiefly irish and BY rn
means favorable specimens Of that country either IN m
srines or 10 a''.uEs lie 'cl'. heicsor Is was ma
lpiai If or q" inclination IN associate with tlc,n
'rhsr tian military du.y required. The mess m Ge
f1ginent vas c"nclviai aHd cZ pensiye and CANAAN
bail hay'rg been aifarcrd TO q Young lady Who yas
Dining - I"dr7, nd -" strong ana mos, .udabe
motive iDC T'nE economically. -" therefore iDt:n,
ia but ~ terms Of polEcDess, bs Discrimination 10
I'm fac mess, stating t.s expectations of being shortly
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-10
Lynchbu,g, Feb. Il

iRtEi"' f"J: IL fucs, holden IN tic clarke ,are
u The superior c"u oi caGceiy Tor The K,cornnrd die
trci the 5d day of March, 83&: iTorcu5s Rob,rson
y ritdaa;''s, merchants and mes nils ,rsa;rs
>chord Adams, Richard / tsarrine,oD Iit,jf hrrc
TAT rihg!0n and wlie, EIeurga -! Car,jnotor Ioi,
tarrin3'on william T.. I.i ivf and Hi;e w, -
wren, sergeant OF the cy Oi R.crnund and - snch
Admir-. Of william Maislaii. Thomas AIa,s;,II JL,
~ S;lIth, Thomas q. Smith John Aliroe u,d yifc
Charles FirKei and Margaret his wife Eliza + 9darr.
PIisey " dams, Louisa u dams John + daring Phi 81
II adams EYira adams, George Pollard and lie fr,as
O. .ija'7a. Samuel .lJans. t;co. w GJars 'T!,c,as
.9oatns, Catiiarne .fdaHts, Ta!ha .4iars Fi.za {.
Adams, George NJ CarIinston admir- of ann Ca,-
rlnSion Sally a. Adams, John Adams John G. Smi;I,
Ihdrcw Stevenson, John Robinson, l,e i}5re ol ti,a
United Stairs, William y Wren sergeant OF tho oi.v
OF B'chnon!, anil such admir-. Of Santuel {;
'thAus Ldcnar'ah Crooks ard wife, IN D. Iyren
sergeant OF The city OF Richmond and as such adm,
0i james BROOKS, alexander Brooks Richard BooI,er
hiram iatr', john Jones James Robertson IT. Colin
Mci'"e martha Brooks Victoria Brooks lie
Brooks and Oc'avia Brooks, HJrenfia Troots Caf.,
donna Brooks, IIbernia Il ooks .Glex ndct nIrI2as
John Campbell admir-. of George W. Smith decd
dcfis
The defendant, Thomas H. Smith not having entered
his appearance aud given security according 10 The
act Of Assembly and The rules OF this court; and II
Pearing by satisfactory evidence, that he is not an
inabt'ant of this country II is ordered TIA The said
defendant DO appear here the Grst dsy Of the next
Term I'D answer the bill OF the plaintiffs and thai a
COPY Of this order be forthwith Irsercd in some news
PAPER published IN the city of Riclmond for two
months sUChPss'velv and posted at tie front door of
the capitol. ~ tie SAID city.
20 n copy. Tesie !. Il .4TBOTT r. r r
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! i{iLLNIA.


At rules holden the clerks Office the superior court
Of chanc"cy lor tile Richmond district, ll n day Of
March, 1928: "
EiiZaJe IN Richardson, ~,
against
A'"i F. Cpslur, aGm Sc. Of Thomas W iison isc Eo-
ort' Gamble, Jn" G. Gamble, Charles Ellis and To,,
@'i '"sIr''ns od partners doing business urdrsthc
h'm "i ellis 4 Allan, 'fhns. Guy, VIM Price David
i'"'i"rk' Oanl ". aud CoIbn Warwick, WIN. D. Wren.
>'fg'an! 81 the CITY Of Richmond. admir- OF Chris
toP'"T F"mpkins decd, Ersn McKjm, -ivarI Caiiili
Icn Bryce, John Robinson, Andrew Barrett, Frederick
haffs' hdwaGi Gunninsham n, Richard IN p,scn, Rich
a'd i"okrr T.'omas Taylor, WIN. Hay, If. Jsvrueine
b: Har'io, VIM Dab"cy, it, Edward Hallani inl,n
'N''hham James Curie, Benjamin James !larris ani
Of George Winston deceased, Ddy.
Ilr defendants Robert Gamble Richard Booker aud
James Cnf", not having entered their appearance and
gwen security according the assembly and the
''S 81 This cou and 1t appearing by sstisf4ctoty cv.
dcncr, that they inhabitants Of this county: it
IS ordered that the sai defendants do appear hero ON
the lf day OF the term, md answer tho hill nj
The plaintiff AMI that copy Of this order he forthwith,
inserted IN some sraper published III city Of Rich
more" iof two months s"cerssvcy, and posed tc
door oil Inc capitol lii the said ci'y.
u copy. Testr, J. 3. hBBOTT, D. G. C.
/ pfRGhNL4: 1t superior cour, Of chanCcrv. holden
ut The capitol IN the city of RichmonH the 9Th dav of Fee
nImdry' l8S": Cnharinc O'Counc the elder James
ConHcH 10 his own right, nd as executor Of Thomas
. C"nncll, Elizabeth O'Ccnncl Catbarine OCorpou H.
yomnger and Joseph Mayo, administrator Of Cornelius
GonneiI, pits against 4ndew Ietheron Jacob Lyon
William D. Wren, Sergeant of the ritv NJ Ricb-,J -,
whom committed for administrator the estate ~
Miller deceased and william Miller, adm'or Of John
Miller, dec dts
Tbs cause came ON this day be heard On the papers
Formerly read and was argued by counsel; on consdcra-
non whereof the court doth ordsr that the defendant
~ mann ~ "fen' q" render Of his admins
ration 81 the estate Of John Miller, while in his Ina nds 40
sergeant OF the city o Richmond; that the defendant
am nnIer % render account Of his ton
81 ne SAID John Miller deceased since his
an" the court doth further order, that the said wren and
Her do render An account Of John AIillers adrio.ra
ION o the estate Of Cornelius OConnei deceased before
".o .. e commissioners OF the conr WHO directed to
examine state and settle the said accounts aud eno rho
To me court with any matters specially stated deemed
pertinent ny himself, or which may be ieouca by the
parties 10 &c stated. - "
i copy. Ieste. WIN. G. FENDLEToN, c..