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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-05
lSnndnm Schnoi Books.

yHNHE subscriber has inst received fromthe
81 Sunday School Union Society, Of PhiIa-
dephia, general assortment of Sunday School
Books, which be is determined to dispose OF at
very small advance, =. A NiAHERS.
Iau. ~. 'SN
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VIRGINIA Sct--At a Court of Quarterl, Sessions g.
the county ofBedord, continued and held at the ont
house thereof. on the 18th day Of March, le2s-TboI5
Us Pnli"n aud Niam Preston, plaintiffs against lobn
". Brown, defendant IN Chancery.
The defendant not having entered his Appearance
and given security according 10 tire act Of Assem-
bly, and the rnlcs OF tins court and II appearing f. =,
eountry-lt therefore ordered thai he do appear hon
ihc fourth Monday IA June next aud answer Tho
painti's ball thai copy of this order be iorhg #,
inserted N some newspaper printed In the town OF Iyncb
burg ior two months successfully, and posted atthe trout
door Of the courthouse of this county, on two se,erF
court days. cOpy-Teste
% g. A. NISGTlFI n n . d ~
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Broker 4 Commission Merchant.

NTOkET a UNIIIlIssIUT NICTIIdHI.
THNHE SUBSCRIBER offers ms services to
d the public a. Broker u Commission Mer-
chant His best efforts shall be exerted TO serve
those who may favor him with their fayonrs.
His office is at The Store OF Messrs John. VIII
liam ~ Caswel Poe, 10 whom reference may he
made. Reasonable advances will at all Times
he made ON proper deposits.
JOHN TOMPkINS.
May IL ts63
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SNfOTICE. Wyatt Lilly, about eighteen
III rears of age, with sandy hair, aud
black eyes, an apprentice TO the saddler's bu.
sinass, left my house the 10Th sf.-All per.
sons are forwarded from harhoriug ar en-.
ploving him. DAN'L NASH.
Nav % W3u66
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ANATRASS MAkING.--The
We Subscribed at the lower end oil nam
street, il addition to ms Rope and Irvine max.
nag business, makes and repairs Guild Hal,
Mattresses. Also makes Shuck Mattresses. a
cheap aud comfortable article for Summer-and
would be thankful tor any job in that way,
which shall be done with neaness aud despatch,
and ON very reasonable termes.
j. III. ECHOLS.
May l. ts5o.
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AT rules held IN the clerks office Of the Has,nf m
of the corporation Of Lynchbnrg, on hohaay u' /
day of May le5s. Thos. O. Acrce against HO''
Veuable and Allen Talbot Detts. -.,o,o5 his
The deFt. Abram l.. Venahlc not having en- en-, Of a,
appearance and given security according l" 'e Il, -
scnbly and the rules ofthis court AMI II apf",t or
ifcto,v idore that he is not an nhahitan s
ryIt IS ordered thai the saId defendant do AZ or ne
ON the first DAY of Aug. conrtnext answer me nsrr
nlaint. and that copy of this order he forth"
tad II, SOM, printed in the town of Lg n'aput
for two months excessively and posted al tAe o''
Of the courthouse N inc 'a'u JAMES BENAGH, cS.
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ESULMEL.-A Specific remedy safe
mild and efficient TO cure and proven,
consumption, but nothing else. Just rece wed no
THOMAS J. DUAL.
Nav
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NEsT aEcETED--os consignment nv
e barrels Of /. Bumgardners old rectihed
" hiskey, which We offer low fnr cash.
RANKIN n COLE.
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u All of which he viii sell at such prices as
" II be an inducemeut TO the citizens of Lynch
burg and Travellers, to make all their purcha-
ses at his establishment where they are respect
fully invited 10 call and view the assortment
lie has also made arrangements to receive ad-
dltional supplies, every " eek, of all the --latest
Fashions aud most desirable Goods
Mays ts6l
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VIRGINIA AT rules held in the clerks oihfe Of e5
hrrst county court the first Monday IN Aprh -
Richard Freeman administrator OF Garland nun u'-
ceased, plaintiff against Charles Ellis, Thomas " IL
bank and John Ellis defendants. In ehantcIA
The defendant Charles Ellis not being an 1nlau.a.' "
this State, on motion of the plaintiff, BY counsel Il .
ordered that unless the sld dcicndaut Goth appear mr.
before the first day Of June court next, ana ls"e
the plaintiffs bill, and give security TO abide py bs
perform the future order and decree of the court '
said bills shall be taken confessed and u IS luu
ordered, that copy of this order be published u W.
Iynchburg NiFginian Two months III successIohi "u "
other copy posted the courthouse some couf' Gay
81 4 copy--Teste, A. h. DANIEs' N
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VIRGINIA At rules held in the clerks olhce Oh c,
herst, the first Monday of April, ls1s. Milne, I
c. Norman, Jas. Bullock, Horny Clark, hfl4" ,r
Rucker and benjamin Rice Defts Upon an l'J''''
ton. ..l.bi.
The defendants Rucker and Rieh not berg NH Is
taut, oftbis commonwealth on motion If painth "
counsel 1t is ordered that unless the said delenaS T
pear here ON or before the first day OF june c"" te
and the plaintiffs III and give secufi,l '
by and perform the future order and decree OF '
tic said bill shall be taken confessed ana u 1 in
thcr ordered, that cory ofthls order be Pn', and
the Lynchburg Nirgiuiun, tNO months IL 'ac'' t,i,e
another copy posted at the front door Oh tue o.''
OF this county sonie court day. ,.,,rc rk
81 Copy-Trste, a. -. DA u -
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VIRGINIA AT Rules holden in the clerk, oace of
Amherst, on the Isl Monday in April lag Wpi,B.
l.. Butks, Executor Of Samuel Burks, deceased main
TIL, against Iinsiey kuekef John WARWICK Sheriff VI
Amherst, defendants. Upon an injunction.
The defendant Tnsley tucker, not being an nhafj.
taht OF TINS commonwealth, motLau Of the pIaintiH
by COUNSEL II IS ordered that unless the sni d,fId
AM doth appear here before the first day of June
court next and answer the plaintiffs bin and give seen
nis /" abide by and perform the future order and decree
oi The court the sad bill shall be taken Bs confessed
and It further ordered aud decreed that copy of his
order be published IN The lvuchlure NlrpI,i,n ia,
months IN succession aud another copy pasted at the
front door OF the courthouse, N some couftday.
- copy -Teste, A. Il. DAVIES Ok.
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VIRGINIA AT rule holden he clerks ol-e Of Az
herst county court, The Isl Monday II April lr-s l.
las Wills, Pit aga4nst Geo >'oFall, pelt hohln
Gerry.
The defendant not beng 40 nhahitant Of this Su''
motion of the plaintiff by counsel, 1t Is ordered mat
uulcss the said defendant doth appear herr ON or bos
the first day of June court neal, aud answer the Pah
tins bill, and give security To abide by aud rramh
future order and decree Of the Couu, the nd hl ,ha
be taken as confess And II Is further ordered ttdi
copy of this order he published in the ynchnrg NHG
man two months in succession end another copy po1f4
the front door OF the courthouse, some court "a
81 copy--Teste, A.B. DAVIES, Ck.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1828-04-05

Sarah ]es,up. the letter carrier from Dss
70 Wintar:hinc, is now nnetv-fve year, of
arc, and in good health; she has walked,
Tor forty years, six DAYS in the week. ten
MILES per diem. She has had fifteen chill
'lrrn. which, with grand and sreas grand
children. amount t" nearly three hou17sd
2cvscas. -, Easiist paper
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81. q

WAS Al fl' htl@llt. we lliii NC prophet fZth.rl
enumerauug raw silk goods IS among the lIch
es OF the capital of the ancient commercial
world From thu, period we have chronology
cal 'incnmrnt, Of the progress # the six trade
throughout the world In the year II uc lid
the wif: Of AurtiAn begging Of hin. to irr her
have one .,onn Of six purple, and sc also liud
~htlu" On h., want Of :, 'i4ntryi that the Ro-
'nro rriuseI eayn.: that h" would not buy it
Il the prite oi gold IL -. the Romans we're
*ont TO re1Cr" thc!r 81, garments to the raw
material Ard re- weave IT of 50 tim fabric that
/ was Transparent.
Between The cpochs 81 to 5Gl. two Persian
monks travelled TO Scrinda fhr country 81 Scte2,
and there lived lns enough to discover that
,iik was produced b} means Of worms. Beng
tempted by great reward, they brought of to
Con> taniinoE'le a quantity Of the silk worms
eggs, cnncrdltd IN h"Goic cauc The eggs
were hatchrd spun their SIX aud propa gated
theIr race under the care Of the monks; who
also taught tic Romans the whole mystery of
ihr manufacture Thus the insects convrred
away IN the hollow Of a can" we're the progcnl
-ors Of all tn slik wnlm> in Europe Greece
rather The Roman Empire IN Europe mono
p"llze,i the silk trade for centuries until the
year ll1G, when Roger, the Norman King Of
Sicily, invaded t,rrrcr. and among the wealth
Oh hlhHiS hcDfS ana UT!nth, earned on a
great number OF silk wcaveie whom he com
pc!lcd to teach their craft to his Scian sub
,fcts, he hiln>t II settling IN Palermo, his capital
'lty. We have shc"n how early afterwards
thIs silk was introduced intp Scotland; and we
learn that, III l2Gl, the streets of London were
covered or strewed with silk, for the reception
0t Richard, 90 his return from the Holy Land
About l52i, the French, havin. been supplied
Ath wntkm"n from Milan, first commcncrd
The Manufacture of silk We learn that IN li55
The silk women of London complained that the
I0mbards and other foreigners brought manu-
featured articles IN lieu of the raw silk, INTO
n" country, and Thereby injured the English
arhzan An attempt WAS made in 1929 10 rear
silk worms, by planting mnlb.rry trees A
place, towards Ch"lsca still bears the name Of
the Mulberry (iardcns. IL tbs year also, silk
makers were first INC porated III a company
" It'll ut entering INTO tedious minutenrss,
we have. in the above, given, We trust, a dis,
ftnct outline Of the general features which have
rhAracterzed the rise and progress Of one Of the
most beautiful rmpl"ymcnts ever attempted by
the ingenuity Of man. All the poets have laud-
I'd silk As the tNteSt accompaniment Of feminine
beauty Walter says something handsome even
Of bllrk SIl,i-
when from hlack clouds M part Of sky is clear
But lust so cl'ich as lets the sun anncar
'ltA' ta@n "outd seem thy lmaga, and reflect
il.ose ahl- vestnen,s, and that bright aspect;
spark Of virtue, bv the deepest shade
~ ssA sdvorsit,. IS f.rrr made,
E;'r less adv Antare doth thy beauty gc-,
\ Venus rising from sea u jet
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FEMALE CHARACTER.

MISS BATIIJ RST.

lady is already, believe, III part before the pub
lie, yet noue but those on The spot can fully ap
preciate the sensations which it caused al Rome
1t was but the evening before that She had ap-
peared in very brilliant circle OF her admirns
friends, at bail given at her own house, pre-
'lous. 1t was supposed. to her approaching nup-
tlals Her intendrd was already at Turin, And
every DAY expected at Rome She seemed to
those who hung upon her steps that night, and
saw the rays Of hope and Joy which hghtened
about her features, IN which were realised all
we can desire for our country women, to have
touched the very verge Of human felicity, and
to be altogether lnvunerable to the Shafts Of the
future Providence disposed it otherwise; the
adleus OF that evening were eternal 1t Has ra-
ther boIsterous mig hit, and the rams for some
days rad continued to swell the Tlber 1t lsa
fayoulte lounge OF the English at this season
young OXon!an, for instance, likes to com
pare it with his Horace, and every one with his
Shakespeare. The next day the rams had csas-
ed, AMI that Italian sun, which never deserts his
children for any considerable period, permitted
and invited ride The ambassador proposed,
as am Informed, the direction of the river
His proposal was fatally acquiesced in The
whole cavalcade proceeded by the Porto del Pc
polo along the road which leads to the Tibcr
They were at the Ponte Mue On the
right Of the road, and the Etruscan side Of the
river, small path conducts 10 a vineyard -
They wished to see every thing to advantage;
and without Eetltcting on the changes that had
taken place since their last visit, engaged at
once IN the hazardous attempt Of gaining its
gate, and viewing the "ycowness' and " chat
ing Of the waters at their leisure The path
was narrow, they were Obliged to advance one
by one, All dism0unted, except Miss Bathurst
It was A fatal circumstance but would have
been ofn consequence, unless connected with
others On their arriving at this point. the gate
of the vineyard, contrary to custom, was found
closed, and they were obliged to return. The
path was shppery-thc bank of the Tiber WAS
shflving-the flood rapid and particularly high
Her horse hesltated, she attempted to impe
INN forward, his bind foot slipped, and the next
the very centre Of the stream.
The CONSERVATION on every side was dread
fol every one lost his presence Of mind It is
SAID that none of the party could swim except
her own servant, who, by one Of those fatalities
SO hryond the reach Of all human prudence az
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quite certain at least that no attempt was made.
and perhaps no attempt would have been sue
cesstul, IN rescuins her from her fate. Life.
however, twice rallied and appeared in all the
horror Of an unequal struggle with death twice
She rose from the waters, and brandishing her
whip over her head, called on her fricn,is by eve
~ emdearlns name 10 saee-saye-save her"
In the next instant she disappeared and was
never heard or seen more Her horse Noated
or with the current, and landed lower down
All Rome flockrd the day after to the SPOT. ff
~ louis were offered for the discovery OF the bo
ny, hnt the appearance Of many ge,i in the
search exempted them from the charge of any
other motlre than humanity Nothing could
be more honorable, indeed, to the Romans
than their feelings on this occa sion but youth
htanty, misfortune, in this country max, more
impression than the revolution Of empires Her
uncle retired to the Villa Spada, where his grief
for many days bordered upon insanity; he had
been one Of the unfortunate witnesses of her
death, For hours after the catastrophe was an
nounce1 IN Rome. saw many silent faces on
the Scala Of the Trinita de Monte, her late resi-
dence. gazing "lth the deepest sympathy on the
closed shutters and funeral TRANQUILITY Of one Of
the sayest houses in the town Every effort
was made for the recovery Of the body but for
many wee ks in VAIN 1t was at last found not,
indeed as was conjectured, near the city, hut
almost IN the very spot where she fell The
substructons and other ruins Of the ancient
Pons Mllvius had detained it on its way. Il
was conveyed to small ostera near; all ira.
ces OF beauty had been botted and washed out:
the rings onl y by which it was identified re-
named The next morning. at very early
hour in the midst of the tears Of few friends,
the remains were cunslg ned to the Cemeterio
degli Ingles Their, am informed, they still
rest in peace! and few Ensshmen pass through
Rome without visiting the tomb of their unfor-
tunate countrywoman.
United States IF america, narct l., 1928.
The Ladies of Hartford Connecticut, TO the Ladies
of Greece.
Sisters and Friends From the wears of child
hood. your native cline has been the theme o;
our admiration Together with our brothers
and husbands, We early learned to love the
country Of Homer and Arsiiies Of Solon ana
Socrates That enthusiasm which the glory
Of ancient Greece enkindled in our bosoms, has
preserved tervent friendship for her de>crn
dant5. We have beheld with deep sympathy
the horrors of Turkish domination. and the
Str,lrela so lnDlr and ooh|y sustained by Thorn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-28
Oct. II


nm chsncety-Vrg,pa-A Rule. noideu the clerks
~ since OF the county of ChsTol,e tbe day Of
October, 1928,
john gregory and Elizabeth his wife, formerly Elizabeth
Neal, Pli.
Against
Wl'sm Scott and irah his wife Su,aDnsh Peuus Levi,
CaGP and JOsgDs hi. wife, Cnsrlt. Over Lucy his WIFE
John H'rd snd Pssey his wife, Nancy Po'ndrrter, Sicily
Iletdon, Jvrn Neal, Fnowss Neal, Syvsuu. Neal William
Neal David Neal, the children and hefs OF John Neal dec
f. OF Thomas Neal The elder dec. whose nsues ale
unknowu David @. Davis, ThsGphius T. Dav Champion
T. " DAVIS, Jacob Davis John DAVIS. Elvms M'Cargo, the
children sud heirs OF WIN. Neat dec whose are IN
known, the children snd heirs Of Ellison Neal dec whose
also unknown, and the children and heir, Ste
rhen Neal, dec whose also unkuogU Levi. Camp
and J"suus s wife, Iobn ioFd and Paey his wife, def.
The defendants Sicily Hsrndon ohm Neal, Thomas Neal
Syvsnus Neal the ohideD and heirs of John Neal eeo of
william Neal, dec. aud Of EnUr Neal dec and Of Stephen
Neal, dee, whose unknown not having entered
their appearance according to the Act Of Assembly the
Rues Of this court and appearing 10 the satisfaction of this
court tsat they not inirhan Of this State the
ton Of the plaintiff, by cOuDe II is Ordered that the said
Defendants appear here The o. Monday iD January
.1 and enter their appearance aud The plaintiff
BILL and security for performing the decree Of the
court aud that copy of this order be inherited the Rich
nJrd Enquier Tor tive months suecesyeiy and posted at
the front door Of the courthouse of said county.
cory. Tests, WINSL0W ROBINSON. elk.
Oct. a. -wsf.
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Sept. 26.

Chaneefy- VugrniaAt Ruie. holden m IN. et,,ki,
once OF the ehaneery for the Rebuoni
Di.liet the 9TH day oI October 1929
br Muuri assurance Society sgaias Fire on buildings
OF the Stale OF Virginia, PIN -
Against n
Mary T.mpkn,, widow Of Christ orier Tomrl;n, Sec,N
Iohn IL IopFsins, Wm Ton ptIDs Ludlow Tom pkins Mar.
frsh.es iomPkn Emily Tou'pkins Charles L. PsndIeoa
and Sarah he, wiz, late Sarah Tomp kn. the SAID john IA
William, Ludlow, Mary Frances, Emily ana Sarah ber.
TIE children and heirs of the said Christopher t. npkp de-
James Brown, j., Jsquene T.. Tsy.r, Bersnin Tomuk,r.
nhtry ibmi Ems Hemy Tcmpkin., William d. Taylo
Juhh l. iayio III ma own right aud Surviving Partner OF
the Isle hin Of EGnnnt Taylor The Pre- Duee.
Tors and Company Of the Farm, rs Bank Virginia The
President, Directors Company the BsBk of lbr tJute
States Wiz Brown, admir- with the will annexed Of William
Gendy, dec, James Winston Of Hanover, W m Price late
Sheriff. u ienicc, Richard II. Kipbrough William o HAIR,
sho Lucy hs we late Lucy Butler, Jp,hua Crump Sarah
ms wife, late Sarah knbfousL John g. Williams. Thuma,
William j. 10 co, John Van Lew, surviving palmer oT
Adam Van Lew, the -sme John Van Lew, Tho. Brock
enrough Jsque'ns Hsv late Mt chants pa tne,
under the firm at John y-i Lew co.. Snn.ueI Pnkh6i
John Staples FhP ljaSaii, Byrd George snci. Wmk.t
John Ton pkDs pafn. the s. firm OF ,mnL,,,
late Of Hanover, dec Nfhtnah Ichenor Ire Ti,h,no,
John Marshall, adm 81 Wu. Marshall, dec and Wiam
ID Wren, Sergeant VI lie city of RiohmuBd .nc,
sdnlf OF the ssiat, o. tomun Taylor, dec. pills.
The defendants SAMUEL PARKHfLL 4 NEUEMIAJy
TlCIiENOb mot having appearance gwen Sc
culy the Of Assembly and III. rpIe. of THE
COURT ard appearing by satisfactory evidence hst bey are
not Inhabitants OF tbs country ~ ordered The sad
defendants do appear here the Is. January
TERM end sn.w. the bill OF the plaintiffs; that copy s
order he Iihwnh inserted in some newspaper Published
the tiy OF Rebmopd for month. .s.issy sd ncrd AZ
The front door Of the capitol in The said city cory Te..
- VIA. u. PENDLETOS, &C.
Nov. 4. ss-wsv
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EDUCATION.
Nov. 4.


ft'HE subscriber having employed Mr. Nathaniel
Thompson TO teach school, at his house with
ina m lie s half OF Louisa Court House the en-
suing year, is willing TO take into his family eight
or ten boarders; tlic school win open on the 18th
Of January & close on the 18th OF December;
vacation ofone month will be given in the course
9th year. Mr.. Thompson will teach, the Latin
& English Languages, Arithmetic, Geography e.
the most useful branches Of Mathematics To
those who are acquainted with Mr.. Thompson, j.
is deemed needless TO say any thing TO hisqual-
i6ca,ions teacher; to those who are net the
subscriber will remark that Mr.. Thompson has
had the care and instruction of youth for many
years, & the faithfulness with which he has dis.
charged the duties Of this station has given entire
satisfaction TO sll who have committed TO his care
the education Of their children. Terms. For board
and tuition, including washing, lodging &c. SC
eighty dollars per annum: Fer tuition alone
twenty five dollars for Lain scholars. {; twenty
for English, half to be paid on the I2lh ofIan.
uary 1929, and the other haIfoo the l2:h Of July
following. GAEDIT n CjARLFS,
Lu'sa, November 4. 53-gE
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IN CHANCERY;-At Rules holden in The
= Clerk Office o; the County Court OF Charlotte.
the LIST day ol September, 1928.
James omohundro and Chloe his wife, formerly
Harroway, Pitts.
Against
William and Charles Mckinney, ir. Executors
OF George Harroway, decd, Samuel Harroway.
Epaphroditus Harroway, Nancy Harroway, John,
Leason, and Susanna his wife, and Polly Acres,
The Defendants Samuel Harroway ,Epaph,o,tus
Harroway, Nancy Harroway, and Polly Acres.
not having entered ti'eir appearance, according 10
the Act OF Assembly ~ d Tie Rules of,his Corr.
and 1t appearing 10 the satisfaction os the Cou,
that they are not inhabitants OF this State, on ,h.
motion OF the Plaintiff by counsel, IL IS orderta,
That the said Defendants do appear here on the:
iirst Monday in December peXt, and enter their
appearance aud answer the Plaintiffs bill. and
give security for performing the decree of the,
Court and that copy OF this order be inserted in
the kchrnond Enquirer for two months success
sively and posted at the front door of the Court
house OF the said county.
copy. Testr,
WINSLOW ROBINSON. e.
9cpt. 10. 4l--NSw
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kN CHANCERY:-At Court held for Ionis,
County, at the Courthouse on Monday. The Sill
day OF September, 1S2S.
Polly Pulliam, Stephen T. Puiliam. William
PuiiAin, David Armstrong and Frances his wife
formerly Frances puiiam, children and distrib,,-
tees OF Zacharah Pulliam, teceased. Pnffs
Against
George W. Pulliam, 2achariah Pulliam, John
Mitchell and Nancy his wife, formerly Nancy
Puliam, and John 5. Fleming, administrator viii,
the Will annexed Of Zacharah Pulliam. deceased
~ Deidis.
The defendants George W. Pulliam, Zacbaria,,
Puam, John Mitchell and Nancy his wife for
nerly Nancy Pulliam, not having entered their
appearance and given security according TO law.
and the rules OF this Court, and it appearing 10 the
satisfaction If the Court, that they are not inhab
tants OF this State, On the motion of the Plaintfs
by their Counsel, Ut is ordered, that the said
George w. Puiani, Zachariah pulam. and John
Mitchell and Nancy his wife, do appear here. on,
the first day of December Court nexi, and answer
the bill OF the Plaintiffs, and that COPY Of This
o'der be forthwith inserted in some ncwspaper
published IN the City of Richmond for two months
successfully, and posted at the front door of the
Courthouse of this County OH some Court day.
Acopy. Teste,
JOHN HUNTER, C. L. c.
nePt. 20. 4l-wSw