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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-25
THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION


There remain nov scarcely two months o.
time within which 10 rouse up the thinking rart
ofthe People fihis vast Republic to sense OF
she Importance of,he qnisiian 10 be decided
~ the uaehlnE election of Electors OF fTes-
cent and tiea President If the United States,
The candidates for these great Offices have
heen long before the People, by means oil The
permanent public station of the one. y through
thr interchangeable cIertions ofthc advocates ol
the other,
For the Opposition Candidate there - no
rope OF efectng any think more ~ the bret ~
sersa which remains His race 20 run. Ills
friends--no. h. supporters have exhausted
every effort and every nrlihco. The full effect
of nil their machinery has been already attained,
and with every intervening day 4 must. lay the
laws Of mature. lose (inSlead of gaininel power.
Il - for the friends Of the admnist atom 10
,fisc in then strength shake oil the luthnfgy
ahieh 10 some parts OF the Union, they
have suffered 10 creep over them, aud ascot
their power. They have much 10 do. Now - the
time FOR them 10 appeal 10 the PLAIN good nse
Of then fellow riiizrns 10 impress upon Them
the value OF the blessings we enjoy as People,
sad the inprudencU not 10 ray folly. Of = aeing
the reins ofthe Government IN hands NJ once IN
competent aud rash 10 invoke them, bY all
then attachment Ia Tree government 20 peace
abroad, add tranquility NJ home 60 cfil msitu
tout TO an independent Judiciary, and free
Press to Tally around the banner on which
ihess objects ARE inscribed ia association "th
,he nancs Of JoHs QrIScY ApANs aud Mca
ARD llrsH the candidates for the first and Sc
cond olic ~ the gilt Of the People.
Let no man bc deferred from exercising his
tight to vote aud persuadine others 10 vote win
BIN, from the dread NJ being out foied. His
ote will do him but the more honor II he stands
alone However lmed the number of flcnds
- ihe good cause IN any parn ular disilict ~
neighhothood. let their votes not he suppressed
OF witbhrld If they be few, let them be " ira'-
less sui d"
II among Our readers there be amy who could
be Influenced ln their votes hy desire 10 swim
with the current, now, TOO Is the time ior them
In move. The dsafenng rlamor Of the Opposition
has deceived even themselves into n helei of
their strength which is fast fading beneath the
beams OF light which ihe West imparts 10 uE
Beginning IN LOUISIANA and continuing IN Ken
lucky the Triumph of the cause OF the Admins
traion, we predict, w,ll continue from State TO
state, to certain victory II It's friends IA othet
states will act with hui hnlf the energy aud ac-
nvliy which nave been slewn IA the States iust
mentioned Af. III
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-25

The extra printing ordered by tie Senate Of
the United States at the last Session, exceeded
the usud quantity by the sum of 5 500 Yet
Daft Is so hard run, that be cannot paw fnr his
INK Excuse u. Duff, bnui this does look aih
~ parsdoxical That we. who have no prop
from State or u. States Treasury, and whose sub.
'scribers will sometimes forget our tolls aud our
expenses, should be hard iuD, is natural aud ne
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-25

Mr.. Cooper has published new work, in
London he following is notice taken oft
nv the Courier
Wo understand that in The new work, EMIT ed
Notions Of The dmericdas, from the pen of Mr..
Cooper, the celebrated American Novelist, the
author has discussed an infinite variety of topics
relative 60 the United States with the details OF
which no one but native could have bern pos
sibly acquainted. Among numerous other sub
lects treated OF, are English Travellers in Anne
RIGA Congress; Courts ofLaw Army and Ma
w Public Institutions Elections Relis ion !;
Commerce; Revenue ; The Poole The Women
Society in General Education Literary Men,
Painters, sc. besides MeR9ps aud Apssletes
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-25

ALARMING DISTRESS !

II appears by an Alabama paper. that, IN that
STATE there is most deplorahle scarcity of
Young ladies Il is stated that every reSpccta-
BILE female whether native, or stranger, is, as
soon as possible, summoned az the court OF Ily.
men. To each young lady there areon hundred
young gentlemen Here then is an efficient de-
mand tor the article OF young women IA Ala
bama and notwithstanding the immense com
petition protection is required for the damSels.
This is a singular state OF things, which must be
put to rights by the operation of the American
system.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-25

con,oiation for The Editors Cfhs Richmond
Enquirer "A Northern Editor says thai " all
6orrfci rncu change their opinions oltea.'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-25

singular instance Of spontaneous combus.
iion lately occurred AT virginia. near Harpers
Ferry. IN The flee of Nh Glnset clerk for
M Nermag, vas small "oodcn box. This wa
filed with hne sa~ dust, md used for several
days. doime which time nota particle Of fire
hid been "a ihe hu'ldmg. Dnrlng he night, Mr.
GlaseI WAS awakened by finding his room full Of
smoke : N examination via made aud thc ere
"as dHcoreIed AZ the hutton, Of the box, which
vas burntthrongb and part Of the floor also
consumed. The saw dust IA the upper part of
the ho, was untouched
This incident may account for burnings which
have heretofore been unaccouutable MANY
instance have been known OF saw-mlls and car
penier shops being burned, supposed 10 be the
work OF noeodIarIes, when perhaps, their loss
WIS occasioned by spontaneous combustion n.
mpng saw-dnst swept INTO pile while damp
We have sern instances of intense heat created
III this way. aud think IL would be well # the NJ.
ienllon Qttbose concerned should be directed
10 The subject, II is worthy ot investigation.
In Free Press.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-25
HarrisouJlUP Ia Auc1tt 9th. 1928
CAUTION 10 sEDUCEK5it
:. ffn1 Nh,

CAUTION 10 sEDUtER5 -
$1,000 Verdict.
The Case of i Ter Bowlinger, against George
kailor for the Seduction Of the Painh1's daugh-
ier was tried in our County Conu during the
PRESENT tthe August Ierm) which has just closed
lis Session.
The Jury after retiring fora few minutes, re
turned 10 the Court yerdicppf $1,000 damages.
The largrsi verdict ever rendered IA the County.
IN similar case.
mbiion lor new trial was submitted 10 the
Court ~ the Defendants Counsel on the ground
OF excessive damages, but was promptly reject
ed.
No nmily IN the county have sustained a
more tnsuilled reputation heretofore rhan the
Plaintiff ;. Even q Witnesses for The Dctan-
danl icsltrd With Chrcrinlncss aud AN affection
ate warmth to the integrity, frspeciabiI,iy aud
worth this highly esilmable and much IN jured
fnnniy. Register.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-16

tIRGf1i.7: AT rules, holden in the clerks Office
OF the superior of chaucery for the Riehnon6
district, The ID day of March, 1885, Thomas c. Tins
icy ana susanna lInsley admir- and adn1'rx of Thomas
lInsey, dec pits. against Thomas Oliver, admir- OF
john Oliver, dec. and the said Thomas Oliver and Ma;
~ lbs wlte, William Oliver, James Oliver Joseph
CmVer' John Oliver, Whiting Oliver and Samuel White
OVsT' an infant by Thomas Oliver assigned bis guar
dian, and all except The said Thomas Oliver are ehfI
dren and co heirs of Jehn Oliver, dec. and Thomas
fNdington and Agnes bis wife, formerly the widow Of
The said John Oliver, dec dts
The defendants James Oliver Josenh flIiver Iot,n
Oliver, Whiting Oliver Samuel White Oliver, ana
Thomas EddingtoD and Agnes his life not having en-.
tered their appearance and gwen security according
to The act of assembly and the rules of this court and
u appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they are
ho Inhabhabts OF thls cOunry is ordered that tbp
Sa'o dcisndans do appear here the first day OF the
next term, and the bill Of the plaintiffs; and
that copy Ct this order be forthwith inserted IN
some newspaper published in the city of Richmond 1yy
two months successfully, and posted at the front oor
OF the capitol, in the said city.
l8 copy. Tese, J. 3. ABBOTT, d. &C
IttfLNI4 AT rules holden in the clerks Office of
the superior court Of chancery for the Richmond dis.,
the % Gay OF March, 1925 George Weo5 pit aoaiust
ThOHas W ood, diff. es
The defendant Thomas Wood, not having entered hTs
ann gwen security according the act Of
aRo me rules of this court, and it appearing by
SATISFACTORY evidence, that he is not nhabitapt Of This
contryi 1t ordered the said defendant do appear
Oh ne hrst day Of the term, answer the bin
voc PIa'nth; md that copy Of this be forthwith
IN some newspaper published in the city of Rich
.o"u' Tor two months suecessiveIy, and posted At tin
ifept door Of the capitol, in the said city
a pFg' TtSIe, J. j. ABBOTT, d. {. E,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-16

"a OllCE.-A' ncrsons having omen accounts with the
estate of at Bell, deed, late sadder Of the 2i1,
Of Richmond requested the subscriber for
settlement As is expected that to the books
will often be required, have had them posted and am
now ready 10 maze settlements Although desira Die
that speedy close o! the should be made
yet snail give reasonable those who may call
indebted to the their giving bond TO- he nav
n'r et' ii All those Indebted by bonds notes are
in"rn'ed that the claims against tue are very ur-
gently pFesscc and that therefore shall be compelled 10
'eqnire the'n n make cuedias payment. All persons
failing 70 cal! ia reasonable time, may expect legal ms
VIII be taken for the collection thereof. All ho
claims against the estate, requested present the IN
properly aud legally au'hen,icaca tina may be nppr;sed
OF The amount due, u enable make arrangements for
DIR liquidation My office is in the City Hall, where
the books and pGlegs MI! kept and where shall
rally attend fiom 10 to : o'clock
". u. WREN. Sers't c. T. &
De S-is Adn'or Cf Robert Bell decd.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-16
mississippi Lands for Sale.

A PLANTATION situated about fifteen miles
"a Dove Baton Rouge, on the left bank OF the Mssls
sippj, consisting OF
One Thousand and Eighty .qrpcnt;
said plantation has front OF IL Arpens on the e.
Is adjoining the principal landing OF the settlement
one hundred or more acres of cleared Tand-ons,
large Dwelling House, with six Iooms-Coton Gin,
Mill Tan Yard Negro Cabins, &c. (easiiy repaired. y
The titles to TIE above lands ;ndsputsbe, and
warranty deed viii be given If required
I.so--Oae THOUSAND .4rpenL;
situated on Thompson's Creek tue parish OF Feci-
ana, and hall miles from the river Mississippi Sc
miles from the town Of st. FrancIsville. Part OF
this tract consists af low bottoms, probably goo
said tract there about fifty acres clear ed Some
years since, but grown NJ Either tie whole or hall
OF TINS will De sold al the option of the purchaser
For mther particulars apply To iiis office TO
ROBERT ROSS.
Ncw-t9rcaus. Oct. Q. IF
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-16

tIRGIF1.1: iii rules. holden in the clerks Offices
OF the superior court of chancery for the Richmond
district, the Sd day of March, 1923: Beverly RandolD
PIX. against John Mchm, jr. and sons, aud Clen,eur
y. Weston dts.
Inc defendants, John NcKm and sons, not having.
entered their appearance and given security according
TO the act OF assembly and the rules this court and
appearing oy satisfactory evidence, that they arc
rot inhabitants of this country; it is ordered that tho
said defendants do appear here the first day of the
next term, and answer the bill! of the plaintiff: and that
copy OF This order be forthwith inserted in some news
paper published in The city of Richmond, for two
months snccessively and posted al the front door OF
the capitol, in the said city.
10 copy. Teste, j. L. ABROTT. d. &C,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-16
'IWcntY Dollars Reward.

& any person who will deliver II me in Manchester mr.
to my orersscr Coleman Burnett, al NY plantation IL,
icnr'co county, MY man Billy, 10 whom was given a
pass ny ny 0veEseer The 29h March, 1923 to rome to
tAls pace ana has hot Stree been ID frcn,
hH!y IS stout built fellow, dark complexion, abou, 5
,'e' ~ in'AeS high ABOUT 90 years OF ar, Ind is a
kevn, afu'', cunning old fellow re has a variety Of
clothes. lie is extensively acquainted in the counties OF
hdi'"'eT' ienfco New Kent aud the city Of Ei-hsnond
ami borough of Nofic'k. PHILIP AuCHAELS
Manchester April >, 1923. "a
I|'GIfAI: 1T rules, holden at he cie!k, 5 ohcc
OF the superior court Of chancery for the Richmond
".5TiCt TIE 81 day c: March. 1928: Philip HARRISON
pit against "ober Randolph and Elizabeth his wife
ana Bernard 81 Garter, Villains Carter and Will
am tizhrGh Garter, and EIil Carter, Susan Garter
Mary Carter and tEza oeth Garter children Of Charles
Garter the Younger. dec. who was sor NJ Ch.-I5,
Garter OF Shirley Gee. Ann H. Lee and hTarv w
nraTton W ake- T. glor {. Elza5eth W G. his wife
formerly Berkeey. EdmuDd Berkeley, Ana r. Re,!,s-
ley, Robert Z. Berkeley and Park Farley BeIketev
children and heirs of Catiia!lne G. Rersclev W.
was dauahte of the said Charles Carter cf SIirIer
dec Hull Carter, Thomas Garter William 2 NyicI,
ham and Ann his wife, Edmuud Nickpsn and my
MS ",ie winch said Hill, Thomas, Ann and Lucy ara
me children and heirs o robert Carrier go yh In rvs
ais son o. The said Charles Garter Of -Ir!av. do.
snfioy Garter, John Il. Garter and Mary W. CATER
heirs Of Edward Carter dec another son cf The said
mares carter OF Shirley, Charles Carrier and Joseph
T. Cs6eli and Mary w. his wife which said ClarIc.
ana Mary ". the children and heirs Of Ceorye
''Iter T"o also was son OF the sad Charles Carter
81 Shi'sy, Nancy BurwelI, Patsy BurveI and Ma
han'e Bdrwe! infant children Of Lucy BnrwcIl .
"ho was daughter OF the said Charles Garter M
shirley, Davidson Bradrue and Maria s. his yy;fe
E'c!n b{td, abby Jackson md Ann .. Wright
"n!Ch SAID Maria b., Evelyn Abby aud Ann O. arc
cLIlren and heirs OF Oway Byrd dec. " o WINS = SON
Of William Byrd Of !Yestoyer, dec NIarv " H.;
son aud Ann NJ. Harrison infant children Of rnrv
HARRISON who was Lucy eson, the daughter Of hbby
Nelson, daughter of the said William Byrd Of Wesi
over, Ccc' Charles ~. Byrd, of tie said William
bytd, &c. MARY ". : eison, 4 bby Nelson and Ann
i>usa'Ic i'e.son' children and heirs Of Abby Nelson
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-16
ITRCLNJg.


1T rules, holden in tbr clerks oc Of the superior crurt
~ chsncey for the Richmuad dfsItic the III day Of
Elizabeth Richardson, RI.
Abel p Cpshur, adm &c. of Thomas wilson decd, To-
oe!' "d"oie, JHo. g. Gamble Charles Ellis and John
Aan' merchants aud partners, doing business under the
n'n, o. E"is e Allan, Tbos. Guy, VIM. Price, David
5''iocN Danl. W and COrbip Warwick, Wm. D. Wren,
oe'gesnt a ho city or Richnond and adr'r Of Chris.
Iophsr Iompklps, dro'd, Wrn. McKiEr Edward CahiIl
nfyce Jona Robinson, Andrew Barrett, Frederick
Ha'r,s' Edward Cunningham, Richa I'd Anderson Rich
f,o"ks'' Iao"as Taylor, Vim. Hay, il. Jdcoueline
-: h"'''a' Wa. Dabpey, ir. Edward Isllan,, John
"'"oa' Ja'Ses Crrrie, Benisriin James Harris and
m o. ff,.s - Nius,nH decreased. DTS
ihe aeienndniS Robert Gamble, Richard Booker Ind
James NufT'e' mot having entered their appearance and
sven security according TO the Of assembly nd the
I"es o. tos court and it appearing by satisfactory evil
ue" Uat they are not inhabitants Of this country; il
ornereG hat he said defendants do appear here on
the hTt DAY Of the term, and answer toe bill Of
me pannh ana that COPY of this order be forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper published in city Of Rich
oud 'o Two months excessively, and posted at the front
door cftte capitol, in the said CITY
y copy Tesre, ). y. KBEoTT, J.. c. c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-16
PJRGLYTl:

AT ues holden in the Clerks Office of Superior Court
o. Chantery for the Richmond District, the Sd day of
March. 1898: Wy "
Francis O. Mackhsn George mackbam, and Vincent,
Mackbam, rUs
against
Isaac Salt Nicholas Mills, Lawson Burfoot Holden
hh0des,'Benjamin Hatcher & Elizabeth W his wife, sa-
'nue' ayIor and Emily his wife, George 7. SaIli, An
aerson 9at Richard Harris nd Elizabeth " his wife,
tnoma5 walden and Elizabeth and Thomas his infan
cnndreH' Ann EugeDia Saili AmaryIlis Sail Corydon
sam, susan Salli, Aureliuy Sali, William, Sai, Mar
tha Sali, Emily Sai, the last five mentioned heinn in
,sht chiIdren' Archer Boil William Ball and John n.
,ras"1nS, a9m,f Of Robert ilaskjus, dec. DTS
apd given security according to the Act Of As
GOy ana the Rules Of this Court and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence, that he is an nha bitant Of this
II V ordered that the said defendant do appear
here on The FIRST day Of the term nd answer the bin
OF me plaintiffs and that copy Of this order he forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper published in the city Of Rich
mono Tor two months successfully and posted at tie front
door Of the capitol, in the said city.
Crpy. Teste,
IL :. +. ABBOTT, b. 6. c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-16
E2E.6n..Gsa Eeafs esgEzsss-

JST received from Geib, celebrated marufactorv
=" New York, an assortment of very choice PTANS
tOhlE H among ch is very splendid rosewood cHbi
net upright Piano For'ea 81 which will tp sold at the
lownst New fok prices, and warranted by the maker
The public are respectfully invited to call at Mr. Kon.
Feb a.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-16
TEACHER WANTED.

WAN TED as Teacher 10 take charge OF Female
Academy IN MariinsburC, person well qualified
TO teach tie different branches Of English Education
salary q -Four Hundred Dollars will be given An
ply to either Of the subscribers None need Apply un
less they come well recommended.
CONRAD HOGAIJRF
Matcl 5. JOHN S. HARRISON
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-16

lSLfGLI14: Ut rules, holden in the clerks Office
OF tie superior of cbancery Tor the Richmond
district, the Sd day OF March 1925: Philip Fulcher
lr admor of Philip Fulcher, decd. pit aga,ns, VIII
liam Miller, jr Alexander Mitchell Joseph Leake
and William Miller aud Jaraes u. Ferguson ex'os of
Thomas Miller decd, dts.
The deeudan, Aexarde. Mitchell not having en-
tered his appearance aud given security according 70
The act oi assembly and the rules of this court and it
appearing by satisfactory evidence iha he is not an
nhsbant q: this country; II !, ordered that the said
defendant do ar?ear here on the first day the next
ter'n and answer the bill of the plaintiff and tina, q
copy OF tirs order he forthwith inserted in some news
paoe' published IN the city OF Richmond for two
months succcssrely, and posted the front door o
the capitol, III the said CITY.
10 cory. Tcstc, J. u. ABBOTT d. g. g.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-16
New Goods.

E-i AiL NELSON has received handsome assor,-
Il a nen 81 Greci"u plaid aud fancy striped Liiughuns,
NaFarino Grccian and other Hncy CalcoPS of latest
style S"lss Mall, hook and aconot busus, hlnrk and
coiorei eros dc Naples Silks, herege and other fancy
k5 t!acA a"d MKT Lasting aud Puues, Fore utines,
SttSburg Cords, Wilmington Stripes aud Plads
servants wear, German Ozuuburss and Tcklenb urcs
Scotch O2naburgs and Dowlas-,viti large assortment
OF Domestic Goods b"yn aud bleachea0 furniture and
apron Checks, SC.
NiarCh oQ-is
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-16
LIAM :. EsKEJDGE, c. C. c.


Richmond, t,h February, 1925 (
'F Pa't'es interested IL tine execution OF tire abovr
oo o inc superior court o caucery holden At Stanton
are heT'o by notified that have ap7oined the first
W "iay next I" commence the this ofcp A, i-
time "nd place ey required to attend before me mr.
inc matters IN reference, with their accounts
ana proofs to be submitted f6l examination.
u WN. O. PRNDL.ETON. Cnr...
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-16
Uampden Sydney College.

FHHHE Scm-Annus Examination at IIampden Sydney
Il College, will commence Friday, the 18th inst
and close the Wednesday following The Meeting OF
the Board of Iustees will take place thr 23d,
Puh!ic Exhibition ON Thursday, the Oath.
ADtii q,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-16

r!RGLhI.i: AT rules holden in the clerks on;ce
District, the Sd day of March, 1923: The Pres;jent
"ec'ors and company of the bank of Aexaudria pits
against The Nj a. Society age nst fire on huiidpps OF
Marsella dts N"ue' a.
he defendants Philip C.. and Samuel A. EIarster,
o' having entered their appearance and given .ecu;
thy according 10 the act of assembly and the rules nj
,a, ,, ana haPpearing by satisfactory evidence,
la' tiey are not inhabitants of this coup,r,. !, :;
hai the said defendants do appear here on fife
n,St oaY Of the next term, and answer the hill; of a.
p's'n'' and that copy OF this order be forthwith
% e'i IA some newspaper published in the CITY of
cnhoad TOR two months successyelv and mos IT, ot
VIC ont door of the capitol, in the sad CITY
1" copy. TcSte, J. =. ABBOT~I, y ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-16

F!RCINI.4: At rules, holden in the clerks ofics
OF the superior court of chancery for the Riohmc L
district the 81 day OF March, 1928: Richard Hughes,
PIT against John adams and Samuel c. Adams ex,ys
OF Richard Adams, dec. and John Minse and Mary
o. bis Wile' late Mary C. Adams, Eliza j. Adams,
tna'iea Pickett and Margaret his wife, late Margareh
adams, Patsy W. Adams, Louisa Adams John j. A
dams Richard H. Adams and Rlyra adams, chilsreu
of,the SAID John Adams, and Richard Adams Mary II
ADAMS INNS {. adams, Samuel g. Adams George
" m. Adams and Thomas Adams, children Of Samlei
u adams Lit leberry Darlington and Eliza G. his
"i'e, George VI: Darlington, and Rchari a. Car.
rIngton, ard William ID. Taylor and Eliza c. his
wife, late Eliza G. Marshall, William Marshall and
Thomas Marshall, George VIM Smith, John s. Smith
and I homas 3 Smith and Tabha Adams, Elizabeth
e: adams, Anoe Darlington and Sally B. Adams, and
Il iii!am Bennett, dts
The defendant Thomas g. Smith, not having en-
tered his appearance and given security acco, ling
20 The act OF assembly and the rules of this court
and II appearing ~ satisfactory evidence, that he rs
not an Inhabitnn OF this country; il is ordered that
the SAID defendant do appear here on the FIRST 6av
ct e." next term, and answer the bill of the riaid.
TIT; and that copy of this order be forthwith In.
serted IN some newspaper published IN the CITY Of
Richmond, FOR Two months successively and posted
at the front door of the capitol, in the said cy
IL copy. Teste, j. i. ABBOTT, d. @. c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-16

> h'of"' ~: al rules, holden IN the clerks Office
OF III" superior of chancery for the Ri,bn,ons
distinct The Sd day Of March, 1925: John w Arpria
Wm: Argyle Frederick Argyle, A. II. Argyle, Join
NJ grey Iiiian and Mary A. G. his wife, who wac Mary
- Argy,e' and Thomas II Argyle, who is muuf
by Frederick Argyle IBIS next friend pits apninsr
Isaac Gard guardian, Thomas Curd, exr, and one of
the hens and dev'ses OF John Curd Benjamin Apder-
son ahu "eoecca Anderson bis wife, Samuel Hart ana
Anne his wife, and Samuel Dyer, dts.
The defendants Isaac Curd, Samuel Hart and Auns
ms wife, and Samuel Dyer, having entered theiy
appearance and gwen security according the act of
assembly and the rules OF thie court and # ,nna.,m
by satisfactory evidence that they are not ;nbabtapis
OF tins country: 1t is ordered that the said defendants
do appear here the first day of the next torn ana
answer the b,!i OF the plans and that copy of this
order DC forthwith inserted in some wspaper pub.
tshed IN the city of Richmond for two months success.
svey and posted AT the front door OF the capitol 10
the said city.
IS COPY, Yeste J. b. ABBOTT. d.cc