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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-08
This is to give Notice,

VUNHAT the subscriber Of Alexandra County in the
Il District of Columbia, has obtained from the Or.
phans Court of said county, Letters Testamentay on
the estate of Ann NJ Pston late Of the county afore-
said, decd. All persons having claims against the
said dccedent hereby warned to exhibit the same
to the subscriber passed by the Orphans Court on or
before the 9th day of June next. or they may by
law be excluded from all benefit to said estate, and
those indebted thereto, requested TO make mne.
date payment Given undermy hand this 18th day OF
December, 1895. PHlNEAS JANNEi,
dec 27-2w Executor OF Ann n. Paton
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-08

DANIEL MARTIN, Esq of Taboo, was, on
Monday last, elected Governor of MARYLAND, by
the Legislature of thar State. The vote stood:
Martin 50, Mitchell So.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-08
For Rent,
Committed

ITO the Jail for the County Of Alexandria, d C on
i the 3lst of Dec. as a runaway, a black man who
calls himself JOHN WHITE, he is young and well
from Loudoun county and lived with Mr.. James Hixon
miller, little river last year. The owner is re-
quested to forward, prove property pay charges
and take him away, otherwise he viii be disposed of
as the law directs,
jan8-3t THOS STEEI Tailor
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-08

A FIRE broke out in Broadway, (New York,
between Murray and Warren streets, and con-
sumed twelve or thirteen houses.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-08

A letter from Bahia, OF Nov. sth, received in
Boston, says" The American brig NYMrH,
bound to Africa, returned TO this port 3ist uit.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-08

Mr.. Tazewell has been reelected to the Sen.
ate by an an almost unanimous vote Of the Lee
gislature Of Virginia.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-08
COMMERCIAL.

Gunpowder Tea and Java Coffee.
II HAVE just received by the Erie, from New York,
supply of Gunpowder W aud Java coffee, of We.
ry superior quality.
jan g. eo3ts w. BARrIEMAN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-08
Washington Canal Company

1lyHE Stockholders hereby notified, that cleo.
l. ton will be held, at their office, SATURDAY. the
10th day of January next from III until O'clock for
the choice Of President and six Directors.
F. MAY, President.
u The Georgetown Columbian and Ale xandris
Gazette will insert the above notice until 9th January
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-08
HaMk Of AleXandria.

January 5fh. 1899
4 DIVIDEND, for the last half year, of Foor Dol
~ lars share, the stock oiths bank, has been this
day declared and will be paid to the Stockholders
or after Thursday next, the 9Th inst
by order of the Board,
ian 6-eo3w J. l.. McKENNA, Cashier.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-08
Thirty DOLLARS Reward.

BSCONDED from tins place on The morning Of
"A the 10th instant my negro slave NAT. lie is
about feet 10 inches high, strong and we'll built, ola
dark colour nearly black his hair ry thick and ool
", and grows low on his forehea his face fat, his
nose very broad and fat, and very low where it ach
es the forehead, and large nosriis- He is very
active and smart fellow, yet, when suddenly sernIy
questioned, he has rathera down look think he had
on when he went away, old roundabout, coat ofyery
light hrab soldiers cloth. whiteish waistcoat, and
pair Of old blue cloth pantaIoons pair Of new Shoes
with new stockings of yarn mixed with cotton n he
is taken up any where in Prince Georges county, or
in the District, and brought home 10 me. or safely
cured in Jail that get him again, will give re:
ward of S20 il apprehended out Of the county and
more than thirty miles from home, will give reward
of thirty dollars and pay all reasonable expenses in
cured in bringing him home.
THOMAS MUNDEIL.
Oakland, near Piseataway, Prince Georges county,
MARYLAND dce3o--eoSw
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-08
additional SuNNtN.

DOBERT n. MILLER has just received per Pio-
IL neer, direct from Liverpool, further supply Of
EARTHEN W ARE & CHINA 1;
among which plain and gilt China tea sets and cups
and saucers blue edged dinner SETS plates, &c. &c.
plain and lustered pitchers, with excel. nj por
mugs, tw Aers and mullins, Strait of Gen. Jackson
and an assortment Of .dged md G e Wsre--al Of
which offered at low prices. aaG upon liberal terms
I'm Hand.
One splendid gilt punch China dinner ard desert SER
vice, 312 pieces, very cheap
One dinner set, English stone China, oriental japan,
2i2 pieces. spendidy gih
Black lead and sand crucible,, pipes in boxes, win
dow glass and porter bottles.
dec 20 eo3w
Gr The National intclligencer and y. s. Telegraph
will publish the above, go times, and charge H. u.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-08

Washington City Lottery, 5th Class,
Will be drawn in the City of Washington Thurs
day, the 18th Of January 40 numbers, 6 drawn bal.
lots. Highest Prize IS, 600. Tickets 50; halves So;
quarters IS cents
= Connecticut State Lottery,
For the benefit of the Retreat for the Insane, Glass
No. s. will be drawn at Hartford Tuesday the 18th
January. 48 numbers 7 drawn ballots Highest
Prize 1000 Tickets s.; halves So ours. 25,
For sale al
+. CORSEsS
Lottery and Exchange 0Gee, Rins st .qerandria
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-21

f5"t' : anti 9 = 4as .3f msasef or uan-u.
seF q oi.iee. IS 10 another and most ;,,n,r.
iant class judicial officer tn iit,,,,,s ri m.
Eeate, Lam decis'sely OF opinion ,ha, the,
shou'u not possess IN power OF perpetuaiinp
their own body. By what means this shan bc
done 10 not feel assured ASA, nreseni I'D.
Rised, prefer the plan suggested b, MIR jeff,
son.
II Is a principle that the legislative judicial
and executive departments of the poyernmen,
be distinct. The union OF so naey poweFs IN
fhe persons of justices OF the peaec. contrary
to thiS principle Is an evil which | think NAV
be corrected
As TO the executive branch Of the govern.
meet there is but lille difference of opinion.
Almost all agree TINT lis powers shauld be ex.
ercised by a Governor aided by few adviser ;
aud that the executive council as il now exists
is too numerous and expensive,
With proper regard for the convenience
AMI quiet of society il is deeply importan, that
the purifying action Of elections be brous h, 10
bear on all public men. under IS wholesome
influences, as long as thepeople continue true to
themselves, we NUT be safe.
Helected, hope To meet in Convention.
men wise and patriotic, who will bling from .v-
cry q arter Of the State, knowledge of The
wants, interests and wishes of the people and
n determination 10 act for the rnhlic coed
That the deliberations Of this body NAV secure
and prrpPtaate the union happiness aud glory
eli tie Old Dominion. Is the foremost wish OF
Your Feilow-Citzen,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-21

ror-bui il Will be misehieyeus and perilous
!. wi show he West what the East wound do
II retain unjust foser-"ill he q precedent
Tor the Wesi. " hen IL shall have the pow ef--if
WI ensure the rejection Of the nev oonsiitn.
ton aud thereby prolonc and anglnen, the bit
'efness Of the struggle for feform-will destroy
the confidence and ALLEVIATE the affection of
one part towards the her part Of our State
vii enkindle aud blow the flame OF sectional
hfhtto en- alarming extent, aud may peril the
Union itself IN its consequence
Men OF II nce,ion-Good eitisens--pause be.
lore committing yourselves on this doctrine
Laok well 10 the consequences, beseech you
be content with just proportion of political
weight aud with guarantees TO protect your
peculiar property. The people of the East will
derive no benefit from Undue political bower
additional political importance will be thereby
gwen '' such agents % YOU may entrns, with II.
BRU1US.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-21
Furniture, &c. for sale.

Am Saturday ia, 3Oih mat. al tho dwelling
VHhousc OF Alexander Brldeelaad, in the cor.
pora,lon Of Lynchhurg, win be .old. BY way Of
public auction, for cash, all Of his the SAID
Bridgeland s. household and kitchen furniture,
oievery escrip'ion---consis,lng IN part of 3
ieathe, beds, bedsteads aud furniture, eomplele.
mahogany dining tables forming one set,
clock aud case, walnut dining tablo dozen
windsor chairs, mahogany bureau. set of
silver spoons, silver ladc, &c together with
many other articles. too tedious 10 mention In
this advertisement
The ale will be- made in pursuance of u irus,
doed, executed 10 the undersigned by sad
Bridgelond, On the Ord day Of Nov, 1926 for
the benefit Of the late firm Of Alexander Tonp.
kins h Co. aud is recorded in tho clerks office
of the Hu stinps oourl OF Lsncbbure.
We shall convey such title only us the deed
aforesaid vests in US
SAhlL GARLAND, Trus-
Nj. II. GARLAND. ( tees.
May 81, tdss0
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-21
NEW ARRIVALS.
May 81

HNiIE subscriber has Just Tecevede an add
,ionaI supply of Supple and Fancy Goods
onfthe North, which makes his stock very
complete, and which he ,s determined to sell
very low for cash Among other Goods lust re.
ceived, nre the following, VIZ
Fancy London plaid Prints
Bengal stripes aud other fancy Caliroes
Pink and blue striped Toreniine, for pania.
looms
French Drilling do do.
Black Prunellar n superior article for Gentle.
men coats
virginia Cashmere do do do
Super blk Bnnlbazetie for do do do
Jaconel, Cambric, Bark, and other MuGlirn, We.
ry cheap
Cotton aud Silk Hose
few doz. handsome gauze HdkG.
DO do Ladies noncskin Gloves, Qigh,est
coors)
DO pieces Irish Linen
DO Very best Company Flag Iidks.
Thread aud Cotton Floss
Brazilian tuck aud side Combs
few bales 4 brown Domeslics, az usual VEN
i0D
a. Cotton Checks.
Alsoex pecled, in few days. lot of sup. N
Orleans Sugars, MoIasse.. Java u Laguria
Coffee
Spun md Spinning Cotton
HENRY ALLISON.
?. s. The attention oil those who want good
aud cheap cloths, IS invited TO view the sub.
sCribers-Among which. is one piece of most
superior blue fashionable shade, considered We.
ry cheap at $l5-Also, one end superb black,
extra fine ard well finished Together with
some beautiful colors, for Ftocks n. A.
am Offering my stock Of Shoes, udich is &c.
neral at very small advance, with the inten.
ton Of declining (excepl in a very limited way }
the Shoe business. Those Who want will find
II 10 their interest 10 call on II A.
may 81. tss0
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-21

Delegates vas .n.ISsp. y .ae e1eN'ar1 gu
I,des Dani.l, N preventing counse,
Jul accusing a canS- tired rs q jay IN BUCK
i,e..,n coun,s. and like c'n,iaei III another
-, IN ass "a bill securing 10 the ireeiaen OF
81 11.ommonwealih the righi VI being heard by
mir counsel. ,,
6r.i respeeiahilits. (whose name | VII MOI
Il from, The jude. II hedenies the truth
IT This statement) that Judge oanlel assef'eu'
u .t,,and. substantially, that the present
=, .,.ir.s hadthc rgh, to hold Oh TO their commits
-. ,,bs,syrr nroyison5 10 the contrary might
ea.,,,-af cd in the new constitution and raihed
- s,,ao,,,e and that, if no other Judge would
,t,a, question. he you'd. That servant of
10 .,mn,unity claimed 10 be above its tnnda-
mental Law, aud had determined to assert ms
lain excited As much amusement aS indiSna'
- Indpe D.nel vii hardly venture TO deny,
,lainly and uaequiydcaliy. the substance OF The
above
rudsesh,p-of the lust OF power displayed IN
forbiddiny discnssion-and o! has desperate De
-, % hold on 10 his office al all evenis,-l
90. st,u.kw iih the above quoted par OF his
Gre, litter II seemed that he would stop at
IN ,bior. but woald employ trick and artItice to
aid him in the accomplishment Of his purposes
And if had thought there WAS a probability Of
his election do mol know that considerations
af duty 10 the community ought not t. have IN
,nred me d,egreeabIe as il would have been,
Va have appfised the community of these facts
that the peopl, might have been warned OF
kbe pos,be consequences Of empowering one
., diree,,y Interested aud much influenced
nv his personal interests, 10 revise their tunda'
menta law
In his last letter he says (what was certainly
supererogatory) that he did not /" kHop the
author OF :" One of the People Aud pro
.Geeds in anguage sill squiyocal. thus =" ne.
ser suspected hin. Che raal author as being
. One OF the People, nor did cherish the be
lief thai Guess Ag8in' was the hu hor OF that
publication until after had written nv an
swer, &c. Now, wh6; daes Judge Daniel mean
ny SAYING that he did not CHERISH the brhei
Does he mean to say that the belief was forced
on him that il fitted across his mi q or la
he did not suspect me of its authofsli II the
las; be his meaning. fear tina avr more
right to piSh than erDect that the public will
credit him. In reality. his wIlfdness or wick
edness has brought him. III this matter. TO such
IL pass, aud his pride is so stubborn or his
sense OF Justice 50 feeble, that II is difficult tor
him 10 write intellielbiy, except when he abu-
scs.
Ifauy portion If yorrreadeIs s. ould think that
fhave employed language unsultaoie tor pub
lie paper, let the example of high Judicial dig
nitary, and the manner In which have been
aggrieved he, TO them, nv apoiogs. No matter
how poor a man may be. his character aud feel
ings are dear 20 him. NM. NJ. hlPEo.
NAV 90 1929.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-21
Furniture, &c. for sale.

An Saturday The 3Oh day Of this month,
Nil be sold. M The dwelling house nf VIM.
". n,ckcrson. IN the Corporation of Lynch.
burg, by way OF public auction, for cash. Nil Of
his ohr SAID Dickerson's) household & Kitchen
furniture, of every DISRUPTION cor sistiog in
part Of feather beds. bcdsteads aud furniture
dnS. windsor chairs. . mahogany dining In.
bles. seitee, clock, cafe, mahogany side
board, candle stand frnme looking glass, ]
dressing table, pair Andirons all Of his knives
aud forks, glass aud china ware, &c. Also, one
horse, gig and harness.
The sale will be made by virtue of n trust
deed executed TO me on the 18th Of Feb. 1899
aud which !, recorded IN the clerks Office ofth
Hastings conri Of Lynchburg
! shall sell and convey such title only as the
deed Aforesaid vests IN me-.
Nj. II GARLAND, Trustee.
May 81 tdsso
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-21
GEO. BOOKER.
To Penchu 4 GiLmer- esn

To Penchy Il Gilmer, esq.
In yonr eddIess 10 the people oi Campbell a,
the Convention Election. yon spoke language
10 The following purpoIt - These peonle.
who are so clamorons for Convention, nre
seeking 10 promote their own inter,sts--thpy
wish 10 have a new constitution in order 10 turn
out The present officers, thai they may get thei,
Offices themselves. But, II the pee, liz will elect
me 10 the Convention, shall ave IN trmpta
lions 10 make alterations, except : the public
good for, pledge my srifnot ~ te a Candidate
for any liiice under the new constitution" II
IS believed that you were the ONLY one Of the
Candidates who spoke SO illibprally aud IN.
justly of the friends of Reform. BIT, let us look
At your situation and past lie, 10 ascertain
" ether you would p oJably trent pledge
aad whether the people ought not. IN com,
mon prudence, 10 require security tor your per
fornauce
Al the time you were holding forth. as afore.
saIds yon held four otfices.-Yrs sir. four sala.
riesoiices Yon are attorney for the Gem.
| monweslth in the county OF 81 diord, with fix
ed salary Of 50 0 per auuum Attorney for
the Commonw al,h. in the Superior Courts oil
| Franklin. Henry, and Patrick, With fixed sal.
AIRY of 800 each, per annun--,hese together
| amount 10 $500 year, which many respfc,a
| bic men would tie nerlccdy con'ented With
but, your Offices have ce,tain perqoistes nm.
| neked YoI are allowed 500 fee in aveI '
! conviction Of gaming and ten and FIVE dollars
| IN others so thu the salaries aud pera usi,es
| OF these Offices may be fairly estimated annna
| ly M ~ 0l0, Seing much the most productiv,
portion o your professional exerilons. Blu
were you satisfied No Not many month,
past a vacancy in the clerks Office of Bedforc
occurred and Peachy II Gilmer, Esq. Auor
| ney for the Commonwealth IN four courts, was Z
| Candidate for thai iHcrdhne office
Sir get security or your pledge will be dis
| regarded
= Let me tell you, Cnssius, you yourself
" Are much condemned 10 have an itching palm"
One word Of advice 70 you MS a. Individual
| and Bnothe. as Candidate. Look 70 your owl
house, before yos commence throwing stones
| Can you expect to arrest the march Of reform
by casting inpu'aiions on It's friends, ~ BY art
fully exciting county pride-or, unmludful o
&c 'nsequencrs, by tanning the fine of secilona
talousy-sctting the East against the West
Believe it OF. The genius and spir, of the ag.
favor liberal principles. O1pnrd, Is the wor,
and the fact. Know you, not, that the Gran
| Sultan himself has ref rmed one Of his depart
ments, on the European policy That in NOR
arch'cal aud arisiocratical England, WeIingto
and Peel have bowed 10 the moral force Of
plb'ic opin'o That the cry, every where AM
| all around. IS, principles, principles. not men
| TITFoR TAR.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-21

nRAWING of,hc N. Y. Consolidated Lot,
u1ter, class No. o, viz:
e 80 Ii 20 q
Nos. & 90, CAPT nj prize Of 5000, arnt
90 Hartford. Connecticut
Nos 8 II 32--$lo .oOo--sold by C. S. Fow.
Ter, esq Washington city, in whole ticket
The Goddess having commrnced her favors
with one of tire " Succe Sors Of the MrsSrs.
Aliens, may 9e noi soon expect success At For
tunes Cottage, therefore
Renew your prizes in the Connecticut State.
Louefy, No. 3. Grand ConsoldatedNo. 10 aud
Union Canal, No. b--(lrent Luck ia expected al
Fortune Cottage"--For the capitals, and
promp, payment, be sure 10 call inadnter a,
IlEWS0N'S.
Nav Ql
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-21
REVIEW
Of tho Lynchburg Markets.
Corrected for the Nirgihtan, by
uoMAs A IloLcoMAE aud RICHARD TYREE.

vi Tic LyncnDufg markets..
Corrected for the prgintan, by
TzoMAs A HoLcomRE aud RICHARD TYREE.
Commission Merchants.
AUCTION SALES.
Extreme prices Of passed Iobac-
co, from 50 75to 13 o5
Inferior to common 20 TO M
Common 10 good, 0Oto 90
Good 70 fine, 4 90 TO 10 %
Refused, 3 90 To 8 30
Inspected thn last week $50 hnds passed tobac.
CO 70 hhds refused, total $50,
The quantity inspecting is quite large ana
the market dull. Prices have gwen way from
to 81 for the good md fine, and we DO not see
the same anxiety and cheelfulness manifested
by the buyt RS that IS always the attendant OF
bli,k market. We learn from lR'chnond tia
Tobacco is gradually lowering Accounts from
England to The 10Th of April have been rece's-
ed, nothing doing in the article OF Tobacco, yet
holders are represented rs being hfm very
fine crop of nine hhds. was sold at Sll. ihi'
week he highest average that we have heard OF
is about 1925. The general AVERAGES from
so TO 81.
Flour. by wholesale. So 1S
Whisky, wholesale, from 20 ~ to p IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-21

4 I u muster oftbe Lynchburg Light Artil.
n ery Company. ON Saturday tie 10th dsy
OF May, 1929, the follow ing resolutions were
unanimously adopted by The Company.
la, Rcsoiped, That for the PURPOSE of LOU
dating the debts now existing eRaina, he com
pans, and Of defAying the expenses which
may, IN future accrue, each member shall.
from this time forward, pay monthly eontri
button nf tweniy five cents, 10 DO collected by
the Treasurer nj each monthly muster and
thai the name Of each member who shall fail ~
20, the same after having been called on for
two succeeding phrades, shall he read aloud 4
the company by The Treasurer. and the vois
then taken. whether such member shall be- tuf
ned uui nr retained.
2nd. Resoiped, That for he purpose Of less
sening the unnecessary eSpene tor advertising
the Company will parade ~ trout Of Blacks lot,
on the second Saturday In every mouth. NJ
o clock, ? NJ. precisely. Should the weather
prove unlavoIable, the Saturday following will
be- considered the day Of p"'ade, ~ the satfis
time aud place above mcr'ioned.
Ord. Resoiosd. That any person having claims
against this companv must hand them to the
Treasurer before The 10Th Of June next
1,h. Rr,ofred. That The Editors of the ViTe'-
nian and JefIers 0nisn Republican, be r. queued
to give the above resolutions one insertion iH
their respective papers
c A WlfHE35. Lieut., Commanding
IT, LEUBA, Secretary.
May 81. IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-21
LEWIS ROPER

III y L ID
I'D ESPECTfULiY Informs the citizens of
Ae Lynehburg and its vicinity. that. sncour.
aged by the patronage here. ofore received, he
will he ready TO practice in the llue oil his pro.
fesSon in all II. various branches, at the Frank
I'm Hotel an the lslh nfJune next, where he
will remain but short lime.
Ladies and Geotlemen waited upon at their
houses IL requested
N. Is. l. Roper purposes setting the 'porce.
lam competition teeth, invented by him. b. ing
Tar preferable 10 all corruptible artificial teeth
for beauty aud durability as they are not ,nfe.
ror to any ever invented.
May ol at,fso
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-21
May

SsIRGiNiA, 10 wit At rules continued and hnld In
the clerks office of tho county court OF Bedford,
on the OH ofMhy, 1920.
Ambrose II. Mar, pltf against Thos. Wainwright, Ira
Easter and Mary c. WanwrIght. dsns.
IN GHANCEKY.
The defendant, Ira Easter. no, having entered
his appearance and given security according to tho act
Of Assembly aud the rules ol this court and an paArnR
by satisfactory evidence that he is nhabitsnt II
this country On the motion Of tho plaintiff by
Counsel II Is ordered that tho said defendant do
appear here the fourth Monday July nont and an
swer the bill itho PLAINTIFF, aud that copy Of this
dor be forthwith inserted IN newspaper printed
the town Of Lynoburg for two moBths cosevsy md
poste ut ,hn front door Of the courth says
al court days
A Copy. Teste, O.. .WINGFIELD. DC.
May 81, WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-21

NyrIRGlNIA, 10 wit--kt rules continued aud held in
v the clorks office Of the county court OF Bedford,
nm the 9th day II May 1870
Ambrose Mari, plti against Thos. Wainwright and Geo
u. Saurdofs dens.
IN CHANCERY
Tho defendant Tho wainwright not having entered his
appearance and given security according To tho Of
Assembly and tho rules Of this court and II appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he IL inhahant Of
this country; On tho motion OF tho plaintiff by
Counsel Il Is ordered that the sand defendant do
appear here the fourth Monday July next aud nm
s~er the hill of the plaintiff and that copy ofihis or
da he forthwith inserted some newspaper printed In
the town oi ynchburg oftwO month"; successfully, and
posted at the front door Of the courthouse Of this county
two several court days.
Copy--resto, q. a. WINGFIEfD, ID. {.
May2l, WIN