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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-21

Ills successor trod in tho steps, instead
advantage of the revolt of the Greeks vored to mod
ate between them and the Porte In with hi,
ally England, he signed the protocol the Aih of Apri
and subsequently, i'll Junction Enga nd and France
the treaty of the 9th July The Emperor appe6f to Inc
articles of ,hat treaty. in proof OF dsnesesd
ct his Intentions Ho speaks of the breach OF IN nv the
ottoman Gcnerai which occasioncd affair of avarin,
Ills court csen did not induce him bs v;.h FIR
peace The Manifesto of the Goth Dscember wa, consi
deed by him as highly insulting. lie therefore declares
war, and states his objects to be
10 compel Turkey TO pay oil tim expenses of thu vvn
ana Indemnify his subjects for all losses thew have
| tanned. 10y ""'S'o'~
10 enforce the due and eoctua observance of tho ,.
| tics which Turkey has violated. ~
Iosec"re the invieabe liberty Of the Black Sen and ,hs
Tree navigation Of the Bosphorus.
lie dsavows any ambitious design in goinc IN war ,,;
declares his intention In abide by treaty of the 9Th Ju
such the substance OF this oans
h"' While the Emperor is drawing the sword, he poins on.
he means by which tile Porte may yet aver, the hIor,
LN ERPOOL COTTON MARKET
ny l5--The sales of the week are 900 haas n,;p:
pay equal TO these OF last week The jmDo, ia G OO1
bags. " ~ WV
! LoNnoN, May 15--StockS, Ciiy Q o'c,ock-The En-
Sh funds Continue TO advance Consois orenct this
ing at oo 10 SO, 853; are no ruours
circulated at present affect the prices Consols
ton being entirely directed hiexican Stock yhc ,ie
norning suddenly advanced from 35 d2 The rsports
circulated have been. that arrangement witt, the Span
is Ambassador from Spain. Count AfaaI respecting the
New American States concluded afterwards tha,
S4o'oo for the payment Of the dividend, has been shipped
At Vera Cruz. re-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-21

destroyed; ami Don Miguel has, III fact and indeed if
not IN words, assumed the crown.
Lon'lon. May "a gentleman just arrived direct
from CsdL, state. that co expedition, consisting of
near 5000 about to sail from tha, porl for
Havana, under convoy Of friga,e
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, MAY 10.
ga considerable improvement has taken place this
week IN the demand for cation and the sales amount
nearly to 1890 bags; OF which 1900 American, Bra.
iii, ard Egyptian, have been ON specua,ion. The
lower descriptions of h; azil and Alabama have advan-
ced about ID per lb. Tie sales comprise 600 Sea
sland at l3id TO 3D. with 40 stained a, 81 80 1C5-
800 bowed g 10 7d-e,77o Orleans CT 10 &i-l 90
Alabama and Mobile ID 10 CD
lhe general demand for tobaoco remains duh; and
the only sale Of moment consists o. so hhds good Vir
ginia Steamed a, SD 10 Al per 10.
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NO PEACE.

EosToN, June i3.-The Grape, Coleman, arrived
on Tuesday, from St. Salvador, reports that an
English packet brig arrived there the h May in four
days from Rio de Janero bringing intelligence that
The emperor had refused TO ra the reaty will, the
Bueuos Ayreans. and that all hope Of peace at pre-
sen, an end"
letter, per the Grape, corrobDraes the account oi
the rejection OF the new Treaty of Peace.
iiitain and France have given Instructions 10
'beir naval Commanders on the South American sta
ton, and strengthened their sGuadrous-aad any ae-
erosion on their commercial rights will be resented
rP,LinfiiLu,.
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s"na pfeInccions, Gud Jv.ned wi,n III the effort
save US from auGht with the most perncious
consequences AN far disappoiUtcd-l say.it with
nortiiicaiion and regret Eut all attempts Ia make
unite with h,n-to induce the defence nj our
INSTITUTIONS, that may eiec; sick geutemam, who has
also oeen rejected by tire great body of the Nation,
VAIN, ard utterly fruitles. No Rtche ought awake,
should be huseif again, and love Rome than Cesar
observe what you kindly tell me about the future Ca
Duet. My dear Sir, / Office. When have
shewn an arity for otcc? In rejecting the missn
Iussia and the Department of War under Admnisra
uo" /" rejecting the same Department. the mission to
fg'h or ANY otho foreign mission. under the succeeding
Hnn'histratt"n; II M Adams is elected, know who
VII! DC ms Cahiuc' know whothefI shall be Offer Ell
place III 1t OF not. II there should be any offer, shall
uec'oe upon 1t when it be made, according
{" DUTY But do you perceive that this donunciation
Vi me by anticipation is part of the conlmon system
between me dscordant cnnfedcra,cs wlch have above
desehr: Most certainly il an office should be offered to
me, under the new Administrations, aud should be i,u-
ce" l" hnS that ought accept it, shall net be deferred
from accepting IL either by the denunca,ions Of open
sectee enemies the hypocrisy If pretended friends.
W It'll great respect,
am, faithfully, your friend,
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TIE Russian .4rmy -Crosse.l Ms P,ntl,

-,
NoRFnLK, June IG.---The Bremen ship Virginia
Captain i1ackart, arrived Hampton Roads from
Bremen, whence she sailed 9Th Nav. has brought pa
pers up to the day Of sailing, addressed 10 merchants
IN Petersburg. IN the paper OF the latest date it j.
mentioned, that information had reached Bremen tia,
tie Russian army had crossed the Pru.h and tha the
Emperor had out from 81. Petersburg 10 io:n the
army Beacon.
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Jr-asbington. DIN E,b,,o,,, to-

- - - ""'DSio1'i an fsbrtLrry, 1925.
"F DEN SIN: received your obligiue letter nj the
iS' instant Although my letter, which it is an
was no! INTENDED for publications would rather ,hst !,
S''u' I've pUo=rf and speak for ITSELF than that its con-
tents should appear through tho medium Of Nh Ri,rbi,
representation of them. With regard To its
you W' 70 pleased to 10 you may iiink proper Ali
MAJ feel 1nEon' about, is the pubiic should not
JG Published. ~ ''"
"'J chnc''mn at '1;s moment is most peculiar The
atcf"' ot some Of the friends of every mar, ybo ,oId So
resident or vine, fnUf eight years hence voyId he
resident; arc directed against me with ONLY, the xcs,i
" NOSE "i "ir Adams SorG Of the friends of (eucra1
'arhS'r' or Crawford, Mr.. Calhoun and MIR Clinton
very 'i"Ien' ultimate ends, agree for The present, 10
,t 90 'ss'iiinS me TIE object now is on the part Of
VA 1'aw"Td aud Gen. Jackson, 10 drive the C,ou, the
"", winch ny deliberate judgment points out aud for
'"''e' "n the part u Nh Clinton and Mr. Calhoun m
80 NJ as an obstacle to their elevation They all
80 ~. " .'''o my c'''r"c"r,n they suppose /, possible
@ 90 me s"erye from my dUiv, by any sDcrir, of ir,
m wv" ~ ornuucistio1. But did not su5rase tina, nv
u ".c"'' i,,'chie, would join IN the general H.
W." 20 fcc"ieot that ne is struggling for r,,
So, nc 70 elevate an unfortunate gentleman. yoro
WI ~ ''sease, 70 preserve cur WON'T, ,I i,..,;,,,,;
M 9', "n,cn has destroyed all the Republics Of the
on Wo''0. might have eSgectsi fto, the na,,i wv,
A.''s p -. No. - Fr".i la-, s.--,,.',-o5 ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-21

We copy The following notice Of ,b. witnesses from
the Political Arena:
WIN. sample, respectable man, Prothonutary and
Esitor OF the Reporter at Washington, Pa.
isaac Bennett, a respectable citizen Of Brownsville, Pa
Inc Kew A w yic, Presbyterian Clergyman Wash
instnn Pa Professor in their College, aud recen,ly I'D.
pointed President Of ii College in Indiana.
Jon" Nee! and Dr. Cuthbert T. Jones, respectable eiti-
z'ns Gi the Green River Country in Kentucky.
j. U. w airing, of the respectable family bearing that
name IN Essex county, Va. residing in Kentucky.
Hso' Robertson, late Speaker of the H. Of r. of Kenuc-
KY, a"a formerly a member of Cosslcss.
Go" Charles 6. Todd of the late Judge odd of the
Supreme C"u't, and Son-n law of Gov. Shelby
DANIEL fertner, one of the opuent respectable
planters in the State OF Mississippi.
a. W. We"isy, nf tho state a respee,abl. a,.or
ney, ana brother FOOL. Wool!ey Vt the army.
y f"r'HSt' respectable attorney Of Rockville in
maIyland, membcr Of its Senate, &c. SC.
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!UDSE BROOKE.
GENrrn. Anil 1l,h. 1899.

10 Me Editors Of Zee Constitutional Hh,S.
'eniiemei.: The annexed is copy Of letter written
ny Mr. Clay to member of Virginia legislature IN
answer to written b. thar gentleman to Mr. Clay, at
the particular solicitation OF sevca! mcnhGs who knew
the friendship that existed those two gentlemen
have been edcav Gng for the las, 70 months tn get Mr.
Cays letter but in consequence of IT'S being islaid
nave been unable 10 do until II goes 60, ether
with the numerous other letters by hin, pending the
elecon TO show the high minded and ndepe course
adopted 10y him throughout ihu contest, have the orci-
nal now my possession.
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WAsnINGTnN. al reh,narv. itoi

-OY 6cdF on: have received and read, with all the
HttcitIon due ~ our ancicnt aud unbroen ensip your
letter ct the Ze instant You the conviction has
been forced Upon the Richmond public, by papers which
are nay received Il ON this city that w gone over 20
the party at Mr. Adams ioiH c6lshIea mart of
ms c"biie Do you believe it? Then you uught not to
respect me- Do you wish deny il? Then you cannot
respect me- What do you desire? That should vote for
Mr. CrawforH cannot. For General Jackson? I will
not, Shall pursue the which my conscience dc
a'eS, regardless of all mputa;ions aud II consequences
love the state which gave birth size loves
me- Personally would make any sacrifices evnce
attachment But have public duties o perform which
comprehend consideration of her peculiar and
WISHES ana those Of the rest of the Confcderacy. Those
shall psrorn In doing so may incur unfortunately
d'spisasue. Be it SO. cannot help it, The quiet OF
my conscience ia of Importance good
opinion oil even Virginia, highly do aud must
respect ST. Your faithful friend, II. CLAY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-10

l N CHANCERY:-At Court held for Louise
= County, at the Courthouse OH Monday, the sti,
day OF September, 1928.
Polly Pulliam, Stephen T. Pulliam, William.
Pulllafn, David Armstrong and Frances his wife
formerly Frances Pulliam, children and distribu-<
tees OF Zachariah Pulliam, deceased.
Pitts.
Against
George w. Puliam, Zachariah Pulliam, John
Mitchell and Nancy his wife, formerly Nancy
Pullianl, and John S. Fleming, administrator with
the will annexed Of Zachariah PuIliam, deceased,
Debts.
The defendants George W. Puam, ZachariaJ,
Puliiam John Mitchell and Nancy his wife, for
meriy Nancy Pulam, not having entered their
appearance and given security according to law
and the rules of this Court and appearing TO the
satisfaction of the Court, that they are not nhabi-
tants of this State On the motion of the Plaintiffs.
by their Counsel, 1t is ordered. that the said
George w. Pulliani, Zacharah Puam, and John
Mitchell and Nancy his wife, do appear here, OR
the first day of December Court next, and answer
the Bill OF the Plaintiffs, and that a cory of .his
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in the City of Richmond for two months
successfully, and posted at the front door of the
Courthouse of this County on some Court day.
copy. Teste,
JOHN HUNTER, C. L. c.
sept ~. 41-wSw
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IN CHANCERY:-At Rules holden in the

EN CHANCERY:-At Rules holden in the
Clerks Office of the County Court of Charlotte,
the lst day OF September, 1928
James Omohundro and Chloe his wife, formerly
Harroway, Pitts.
Against
William and Charles Mckinney, jr. Executors
of George Harroway, deed, Samuel Harroway,
Epaphroditus HarrOway, Nancy Harroway, John
Leason, and Susanna his wife, and Polly Acres,
Debts.
The Defendants Samuel Harroway ,Epaphroditus
Harroway, Nancy Harroway, and Polly Acres,
not having entered their appearance, according to
the Act oil Assembly and the Rules of this Court,
and it appearing to the satisfaction OF the Court
that they are not inhabitants of this State, the
motion of the Plaintiff by counsel, II is ordered,
That the said Defendants do appear here the
first Monday in December next, and enter their
appearance and answer the Plaintiffs bill, and
give security for performing the decree Of the
Court, and that copy OF this order be inserted in
the Richmond Enquirer for two months success
svely, and posted at the front door Of the Court.
house OF the said county.
A copy. Teste,
wINSLOW ROBINSON, C.
Sept &c. H-wSw
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Sept. %.

WE offer for SALE, our PLANTATION. situ<
ated in the county of Powhatan, on James
River, 20 miles from the City OF Richmond, IL
contains between s 600 acres; so of which are
prime RIVER Land. Being DESTROYS of selling the
same, We will do so upon accommodating terms
a small proportion of the purchase money will be
required in cash. The terms will be more partic-
ularly given by DR.. Samuel Peasants, of Henrico,
either Oh personal application, or by letter address
ed thro' the Richmond Pos. Office. Any persos
9isposed 10 view the above property, will apply Is
Robt. Pleasants, living on the adjoining Plantation.
Possession will be given the purchaser TO SOW
Crop oil Wheat, and entire possession on the first
January.
If sale is not made by the usual time of seed
ing wheat (say the 10th Of Oct) ge will rent. for
the ensuing year, with the privilege Of selling
until the ist Of Jan. paying the rentor The market
price for his seed wheat. and the usual price Pc
bushel for sowing. 5AMI. PEASANTS,
Sept. l6. 3Sw4w. WM. pDFA SAINTS
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Institution for Female Instruction.

sf-RS. BLA 4 tKMANS proposes TO open between The
~ University ard charlottesville, the first Monday Of
Urtyhtf IutOn for the private instruction Of youn
l,de % all til. polite aud useful branches Of Female Edu
she proposes fCrU domestic literary circle,
~ 10 young lades 10 be regularly instructed accord
the approved methods Of similar establishments
EurOSe IL ., expected that these young ladies will ne
bsr OF her family they will be subject control truly
r.n8 aud their will ne directed with view
mental Improvement. Whever taught the
proved literary institutions for female instruction. nrs Bat.
will teach have taught, under her
experimenting. sud Inspection She will herself addition
u EDglsh Gcsnna tea1h Whiting Arithmetic, Geogrsphy,
the Of Gobes aud History, sacred and Profane She
will give egular instructions the Spanish, French, and
Italian Languages The French language will be used
the family ThD arrangement, Mrs.
Is ni;ters herself will very much facilitate the ac-
QUESTION of this useful snd inter csnS language.
MIS- Beiernsnn, the establishment here proposed is
inHurnceJ parIly ny TO The gstihc her
'inssi. delighted IN knowledge
e youthful mind, and patty BY wish, she trusts do
!.
With regard TO the outlines, well the more minute
detail, Of plan, she thinks herself peculiarly happy
adye always hand from entitled the highest
expect
P,en. and guardians who he disposed 10 place child
ward usder her he siurmed particularly of
her pan mode Of iBstructIIu aud doestic regulations
refej at the Umsersiy OF Virginia.
TERMS $500 per rs OF 10 months.
Music, drawings II required TO be taught will
stitute the My estfs eppepses
Ashe number u Pupils will be limited electappeation
houId he made before the 18th OF Sept.
Sept g. So -w6w
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lin cHANCERY: At court held for Bnckinr-
- ham county, the lllh day of Aug. 1925
Thomas Russell, Plaintiff
against
GrandeIson J. Glover, and VIM. II. Smith, Dftsy
The defendant Glover not having entered his an
pearance, and given security according TO the Act
OF Assembly, and the Rules of this Court, and il
appearing by satisfactory evidence, that he is not an
lnhabiant OF this county, IT is Ordered, That the
said Glover dc appear here first day of Novem-
Der Term next and answer the Plaintiffs Bill; ana
that Copy OF this Order be forthwith inserted ir.
some public Newspaper, published in the CITY O.
Richmond, Tor two months successfully. and posted
at the front door of the courthouse of this county
copy. Teste, II. ELDRIDGE, d. c.
Sept. II s7-wsw
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PRIVaTE SCHOOL.
Sept. &c.

TSocr. SHEPPARD, OF Hanover, having employ
- ed a gentleman OF approved abilities, TO teach
his children next year, will take or boys under
the age of Is, as Boarders in his faniIy--prce of
Board, TuiGon,Sc. 500, for the whole term of 10
months, paid sem-aDnually in advance. The Latin
end Greek Languages, and the usual branches of
English Education, will he taught in the School,
which shall not consist of more than scholars
All the advantages afforded his own children, in
respect TO morals and manners, will be extended to
those who may reside in his family The school
will commence the 18th Jan. next. Those who
may think the situation desirable, will please make
early application.
p S.-Address letters to New Found Mills, Post
Office, Hanover.
Forks Of Hanover, Sept 10. 39-w4w
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.NOTJCE.

Runaway from the subscriber on the 10Th of
N] August, negro man by the mar : of HARRY,
about 80 years old, tolerably black he had on
when he went away, half worn white fired hat,
his other clothes not recolected; only he had with
him parcel of clothes in a hempen knapsack, a.
moDg which wasa pair Of striped nsey pantaloons
and a dark coIoured cotton round robin. He had
on a pair Of shoes with the bottoms filed with
tacks. | will give $40 reward TO any person who
will bring him TO me, or put him in jail so that
get him. He is uncommonly low and chunky built;
has a large beard and whskers. He runaway from
me in Rockingham county, n. C.. four miles from
Troublesome Iron Works. Ed. WRIGHT.
Sept 70. 4o-w3t
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NOTICE.

Try virtue of Deed Of Trust executed TO the
- subscriber and VIM. Starke, by John Parker,
dec, bearing date the 18th day Of March, 1918 for
the purpose therein mentioned, SHALL on the 18th
day of Dec. next proceed TO sell at public auction,
10 the highest bidder, for ready money at the Tav-
ern of Benz. Hazlegrove, all that tract parcel of
land, lying in Hanover county, upon Totopotomoy
Creek, containing somewhere about $50 acres, be
the same more or less, or much thereof, will
be sufficient to raise the balance due and unpaid
upon said trust, and the necessary expenses at
tending the execution of the said deed.
Acting as Trustee, will convey TO the purcha-
ser such title only, as is vested in me by the eaid
trust. BOWLING STARkE.
Sept 30 42--Sw
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Nm eimcery H'lisx county, July court, 1925
~ Apre,.vn Howettvp, PIGS.
Abraham Drdsevaier, and Barbsry Brdsewaer, Defdt.
john H. Wimb.h, X Co. Phf..
against
Abraham Bridgewaer and Bsrbsry Brdgewaer, Defdt.
appearing the count these Gou.o
Idae and thereupon they TO he heard upon the
hill, examination OF witnesses, ond exhibits aud
argued by COUNSEL Wnereupon the doth aduge order
aud decree, That OF the Commissioners. iii, court
take account between the defendant Abraham fr
and the defendant Babay Bridgewater; that he
is the interest Of the said Abraham BTdgewrr, the
mentioned in the Of the defendant Barhary Ddgewa
ter, aud whether the said defendant Abraham Bdg
interest real estate h, cuusy, aid that said
Commissioner Report the several matters TO this court with
any matter specially stated, deemed pertieut by h,n,e or
required by the pae, 10 be stated. copy. T..te,
SAn'L WILLIAMS, elk q
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The Subscriber proposes opening a
BOARDING SCHOOL.

THE ensuing year, his residence White HALL mile,
above the courthouse The stusiion Ien,arkab ably
healthy removed from the baunts Of vice. His will
be IS dolls for board and tuition from the 18th JAN to the
18th Dec; vacation q ] month will
The school will he sperntehded by MIR Henry s. Christian,
who assure, the public any child committed TO hi. charge
shall he diligently attended 10; and he observes.
the du'i, Of morality will he impressed upoH his pupils
by example of his strict adherence 10 them than by rgO
Tou, treatment.
H., Of destruction will embrace Reading Writing
English G ammsr Belle, LeIts, Geography Arithmetic and
the Latin Language THOS. BOSWELL.
Sept sd. A2-MAIt
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Sept. 10.
Mrs. Eitzu -. ilU, ass School,

-HTs. Eit@u ~ IlOI- IS s SCHOOL,
SSYILL commence in Manchester on the LIST
w of October, whe aein are taught the usual En-
gsh branches, viz: Spelling, Reading, riting,
Grammar, Geography; from the best authors, His
tory, both Ancient and Modern, with due regard
10 Chronology. In consideration OF the scarcity of
money, and having also heard that some objections
have been made TO her former terms, Mrs. Ii. has
determined TO make an abatement in prices. Spell
ing, Reading and Writing, will be taught at SlS
per scholastic year OF 10 months, the other branch
es at S2j. Children of both sexes will be received
as Boarders, or Day Scholars; the price of board
sSS0, without washing-$l will be required for iu-
ell OF each day scholar, who will spend the winter
Useful Needle Work will be taught, and ifrequir-
ed some Ornamental Work. Should the Needle
Work interfere with the more important exercises
OF the day, it will be taught OF evenings at mo-
derate price. Sent. % 23--Mtt
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WAS committed 10 the Jail OF this County on
w the 4th day OF July last, negro man named
Ben, who says lie belongs to a Mrs. Sally Miles Of
Amherst County, Va. Ben is about l5 Or SD years
of age, 5 feet 2 inches high, dark complexion,
some Of his front teeth out, and his torehnger to
his right hand s,ilf. He had on, when committed,
light colored hoInespun coat and pantaoons, and
an old black hat. He says he was raised by Mr..
Joseph Sutton, late Of this county, and sold
by him 10 Mr.. Thomas Miles. The owner of the
above negro is hereby notified to come forward,
prove property, pay charges, and take him away,
Or else he will be disposed Of as the law directs.
VIM. S. RoYsTON, HalaOr, oa ar.
Sept. 26. n-wl2t
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" CHANCERf--Virginia AT Rules held in
the Clerks Office of the County Court Of Essex,
on Monday, the LIST day of September, 1928
Reuben l.. Pitts Plaintiff
against:
Mary Cox Defendant
This day came the plaintiff by h:s attorney, and
The Defendant not having entered her appearance
and given security according to the act OF Assem-
bly,, and the rules Of this Court and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that she is not nhabi,ant OF
tpis State, on the motion of the plaintiff 1t is Or
de'ed, That the said defendant do appear here on
the third Monday in November next, and answer
his Bill, and that Copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper of extensive circu!a-.
uon published IN this Commonwealth for two months:
successiveiy, and another copy posted at the front
door OF the Courthouse of this County.
Copy. Teste, JAMES ROY MICOC.
Sept. 10. 39-wsw
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I'm PpyVnasD county, Sept. ~, 1876
On the apple atom Of Samuel and Robert Andrew and
appearing the ssctIon of the court Plea Boat
right sud WIN Hughes, whom, Admnisration the Is
tate u Richard Hughes dec hiss been heretofore snted by
this court nabisuts Of this is Or
derd a., That they Ice ned appeal here the
1,t day Of Nov next TO show cruz, If any they csn,by
Their sud authority admois ~ Aforesaid should
be ktd ind snnuled; srd is further Ordered That
copy this order he forthwith inserted in the Redmond En-
qufei, aud uo,l he Eis day Of Nov. cout next
A corr. Te,ie, VA. S. DANCE,ek
Sept -. E-iGdWiaF