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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-18

Convinced tha; the encouragement oil Do
nestle Manufactures is indispensable 10 The suo-
slanllal Interests, the permanent welfare, and
The real Independence Of the United States, and
believing that single act will eondure more
towards the accomplishment ot those velnabie
objects, than ten Thousand inconclusive proies-
mons
Therefore, Resolvtd, That we, the undersign.
ed will henceforward conhne our purchases,
for the apparel of ourselves and families, to ar.
ticles nanufa ciured within the L. States
Neto York, nay 8.
Executions. Pursuant TO sentence, Richard
johnson. for the murder of Ursula Newman.
and Caiharine Cashiere, for the murder OF Su-
san Anthony, were executed yesterday. The
High Sheriff, Mr.. Shaw, deserves much praise
for the arrangement, by which the criminals
we're conveyed, at an early hour, duly guard
ed. TO a steamboat which conveyed them TO the
place Of execution, BlaclweiFs Island.
There seems TO be an unacCounable propen-
sity in our countrymen as well as the English,
10 wit ,ess public executions and so far as ex-
perience goes, this has been productive Of no
salutary influence ia The prevention of crime,
while, on the contrary, thousands are induced
to neglect the vocaiions whereby they live aud
many instances have occurred OF thehs, aud O.
Their crimes within sight OF the gallows.
We are grahhed that the executions TO take
place after the present year. will, by law OF
the State, be far from the public ga re. thus PIE
venting the evils aforementioned, and that cal
lousnes which cannot but result from familiar
ty with violent death.
We regret 10 learn that the unfortunate sub.
jects of these remarks died without that contri.
ton, which the near prospects of dissolution
would be supposed to create. johnson iudul-
ged the hope OF pardon TO a late hpuf, and is
represented to have been dreadfully agonized
whenever the certainty of his awful fate was
mentioned 10 him.
The law has had its course two victims of
their passions have passed to a dread acc cunt.
II was reported that II boat was upset near
BlaclS"e ellis Island about the time Of the execu-
tons, aud several persons drowned, but we
couldsnot trace II to any satisfactory source.
Mercantile AdV.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-18
DIR. sAUNDERs's OPINIONS.

The opinions of DR.. Saunders, with regard to
the extension ofihe RICH, of suffrage having
been industr'ous'y misreprcsented--(if they
have not been misunderstooID in Bedford, we
have been requested by SEINE of his friends.
TO copy the following extract from his Cir.
eular to the people Of this hi trict, four
yfar, ago, when he 6rst became q cand
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-18

III there be more freedom n Great Britain
than there is IN the Unitee State',--,t consists
only in this, thai bur press is licenlious, and
her nr,ests l,ber,ines. And Heaven forbid that
,re should ever enjoy such freedom, growing out
of s,,eh eanes-limiled suffrage aud an esiab.
hshed church.
--aco.-
TICKETS TICKETS TICKETS
We prinied another Ticket, containing the
names of four candidates for the Convention in
another county, last week. Knowing, howev
er. that some OF the candidates in this District
intended 10 take advantage of similar cir
cumslanos to defea, their adversaries, we advi-
scd the gentleman to have them pcittea, as thcro
must be some mighty charm in this black art Of
printing, which blinds the people, aud compcls
them TO vote for those 20 whom they would be
otherwise opposed. II is strange that the gen
,lemen who have by this time " set tho woods
on FIRE" in Bedford. i The people can be gniied
BY hem. uhioi we shall NOT beiiepe until zoe see
II. did not think of this before the election com
menced and have their tickets printed, inste al
Of having them written. According to their 10
gie they would certainly have obtained mor'
votes I, is true, tho uritirg IN buckingham
seen to hsvo worked miracle IN their favor
as great a the printing IN Campbell did dgains
them. IhS mus, hive been owing 10 the cir
eumstanee that in Bucking ham, both pnriicI
used nriften tickets, aud that the Anii.Conven
tionisrs bring the brlter scribes, (erso, the mos
poten, mngienns,) MessrS. Gimer, Daniel
MENUS aud Booker obtained neurly all TIN
votes. But, when mritiag came in contact " III
printing III lampbell, II proved no match fo
II, 'he weakest party obtaining the creates
number OF votes Such is the stqBwith which
It will be attempted 20 cheat the friends OF re
form 10 Bedford. We beg them. as men who
value their rights, 10 stick to prineiptes. regard
less Of men.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-18
MR.. JEFFERSON.

In the 2lSt volume of Niles Register, page
4o2, there is an elegantly written letter from,
Mr.. Jefferson o Mrs. Catharine Duane Nor
gan, on the subjec, of domestic industry, in
which he says:
The efior, which is the subject of your
letter is truly iauddhe, and, If generally follow
cd as an example, or prRciiced rs a duty, will
change very advanlugeously the condition OF
our fellow citizens, aud do just honor to those
who shall take "A lead in il. No one has been
more sensible than myself Of The advantage Of
placing the consumer 6y The SIDE ofths producer,
nor more d'sposedio promote 1t BY example,
Ihis letter was written in consequence OF
certain proceedings had al Washington. Pa.
when the following, among cher solutions,
was signed BY " ladies'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-18

NfWc return our thanks TO an anonymous
friend who sent us DR.. Brccher three ser.
mons on National Prosperity We presume he
wished 20 convince us of the erroneouSness of
our opinion ou the subject OF the transporta.
ton Of the Mails ON the Sabbath. We shall
reud the sermons very altentively and if we
be convinced by the learned Doctor OF our or
ror, we shall make confession, and sign a pc.
,ition to Congress praying for an estoppei.
--latest Foreign NeWs.-The last mail brought
Liverpool papers to the 4th aud London 10 the
Sd of April. There IS nothing of interest.
The House OF Lords were enga ged in debating
the Catholic question. 1t was said that erea,
preparations were making both by the Turks
aud Greeks Tor the ensuing campaign.
ny The Washington papers contain letters,
written with great ability and in an indirnan,
tone, by two of the Clerks who have been dis
missed from the War aud State Department.
not only without any allegation Of incapaciiy
or uoworihinoss, but with testimonials from
those who dismissed them that they had per.
formed their duties with ability aud faithful
ness. One OF them is Richard Henry Lee
dismissed by Mr.. Eaton, aud the other w
Slade, dismissed by Mr.. Van Buren,. The caus.
TIC severity their letters must make not only
the two Secretaries burt the President himself
vince under the smart. Such Il scene of tlcs
ponc and lawifss tyranny, aud violation Of pri-
Va'e feeling and public opinion, cannot be per.
permitted to continue long.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-18

Boston, May 6--We understand, on Mon
day last, beautiful silver mounted walking
cane was presented to Mr.. Ebenezer Cloush,
ia;e Custom House Officer by a number Of
the old fashioned republicans Of the City of
Boston, for the firm and independent manner
in which he appeared IN the public prints of
Wednesday last. On this cane IS engraved the
following
From the Republicans of Boston, TO their
undertaking republican friend, Mr.. hbenezer
Clough 9TH of May, 1929
Ga The lower part of the rim round the cane
is the following memorandum
City of Boston, April % h, 1929. This day
Mr.. Ebene ger Clough was dismissed from the
Custom House, by David Henshaw, for not vo
ting for Gen. Jackson for President"
Edward Dyer has been removed from the sit.
uation of Clerk in the Post Office, in th. City,
which he has filled with unsurpassed industry
asslduIty, aud fidelity, Tor several years. There
can be no pretence OF II cause for his re 'noval
but suspicion OF his not being faithful slave
OF KING Caucus. Nat. Int.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-08
Fashionable Boot and Shoe Store,

FAVE on hand, and are constantly receiy.
No. ing from their Factory, fresh supplies of cy,rrv
description of Ladies' and Gentemen's Boots ana
Shoes, winch for durability ease and beauty of fttp
arc too much celebrated to need comment Tb..ir
assortment is very extcnsive-Ond if procuring the
best OF workmcn and first materials will c1s,,rr
continuation of the liberal patronage already extern
dcd to their establishment the cxertioas ON t6eir,,
shall be unrcmitted f~'S
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-08

ifsaA rlnes, holden la the clerks Office Of the superior
court of ehanccy for the Richmond district Sd day al
August 1879 Janes Denton, pit against James Underwood
admir- Of John Denton, deed, Susanna Denton, widow, and
John Denton, rn Denton Joseph Perkins aud Susanna ms
WIFE, Formerly Denton, Richard johnson and Mary his wife,
fomiery Deuton, aud Fanny Denton, children Of said john
Deton, deed aud the legal representatives OF William, aud
Thomas Denton. dee d, DIS
Tire defendants Richard johnson Mary his Wife
having eneed tier appearance and given security according
ca the act Of assembly amt the rules OF this court
s, 10y satisfactory evidence, that they
tis county; ordered that the said defendants appear
here the hs day OF the next January aud
bn of the plaintiff aud that COPY of this forthwith
inserted IN newspaper published IN the city Richmond
"r two months successfully aud posted the front door Of
capitol, IN the said city.
70 copy. Tes,c WV. G. PfxtavTo> &C
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-08

VyRsINI-At rules holden in the clerks Office Of tine nor
court OF chaucey, for the Richmond district the Sd dsy
OF August, 1929 William Flanagan, and Reuben Flanagan
Ps against Jacob yers benjamin Lewis, aud Miles Cary
The defendant Jacob Myers having entered his apear
and given security according OF assembly and
TING roles of this court, aud appearing by satisfactory evi
deRce that he inhabiiaut this contfy IS ordered
Hat the sa id defendant do appear here the first day
January eI,n, bill Of the plaintiffs anC
that copy Of order forthwith inserted Ia some nr m
pes published 10 the city Of Richmond two months success
rely and posted at the on door Of the capitol in the said city
~ copy Teste, vs.. g. PfvDLgroN c
NIRgNAAt rules, holden cleTi oce 81 me ierlor
court OF CHANGER os ds Richmond district the Sd d Of
August, 1923 William Flanagan, and Rcabon Flanagan,
Pts against Jacob Myers, EeIama, lewis and Miles Cary,
The defendan Jac Myers not having entered hs appear.
pnce and gwen security according 'e a.sou y and
me rules Of ds court appeafnE by SATISFACTORY e,i
dence, that be is not nhaban OF s country: ordered
that the sad Defendant do appear here he isi day the
next Janpay tenn, and answer the bill The plaintiffs; and
% copy Of this order be forthwith inserted IN some nevsa
per published IN the city Of Richmond success
lively, and posted at tue front door OF he apno The said
city ~ COPY. TesIe vs. g. Pfvprrro.. C.
VnesnAt rules holden IN The clerks Office Of 1e superior
court Of ehancery, or the Richmond district the 30 dsy OF
AuguS 1873 Thomas Adans admir- with ydl annexed Al
1bomas Freeman decd plf, agains, Edward Freeman
his WIFE, and Asa Cao"oess, atnr Of Charles CaJausss
y The deen1en'' Edward Ftceman, aud Dr.. nir mo,
having entered tfor appearance and veu f aerr -
,hs act Of Assembly aud tie rules Of -our, an anresr
ing by aiisiac 'yeienec ihat tey ~, hao,nts ts
c0untfysii Is or,i that the said defendants du a,rr .,e
tee first day Of tic Janus term aud anses the b
Of The plaintiff and that copy Of this orderbe iprw insert
~ IN newspaper published 10 the city Of Eichsobd lo
successyciy posted the front door Of IN,
capitol m the said city.
- copy. Tege Wy.G PfSprrrov, e. c
NEclA3At rule holden in The Clerks Office Of TIE snpa1i0
couu NJ caucery for tho Richmond district DIV
August 1893 Join w. Davis, pN, against Joseph g. Kta,
Richard p Boiling and Chrsoptcr VI. Bass, DIS
The defendants thfrophcf NJ Bass and Richard p Boil
ing not having entered their appearance and given security
according 10 The act Of assembly, and the rules OF this court
and appearing y satisfactory evidence Chat they are mol n
bitants o s copnrv ia Is oderci, the said daaUd,us
appcsg hce ifei DIV Tho tex January tsn AMI
ausFe ite On ofis plaintiff thai COPY of tins order
b Iobwiih sss,e n soaie nesr rubi shed IN tie CITY
gs,n door Of tha cap..o ~ said city
- Acofy Te1e. W.. c. Ir.rIL4or g
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-08
Grape Vines, Fruit Trees. &c

The Subscriber, agen, for the pr
prietOr otthe Liredn Botanic Ga,SE7,-
Nv: ~ would remind persons dispo--
scd 10 supply themselves with n
choice selection of GRAPE viNrs.
FRUIT and oRNAMENrAL TREES or
SHRUBS, that the present is the mnsr
suitable time for making up they
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-08

N|iRGmGA:-N rules, holden M the clerks Office
' OF the superior court of clancory Cor tbn p inb
Inond district, the Sd day Of August 1899, C,oor,
Carter ptG against William Gait IY;n,,o a.
commonly called William Brydie Naprr. RoheSi
Sharpe and Elizabeth tbs wife, formerly Brydis and
William H. Dyer and Nancy his wife, formerly Byy'
ore Elizabeth Randolph, Ann r. Lee, Mary BTaxton.
WHham Carter, Bernard NJ. Carter, WIN. f. Carter
JOIN Hill Carter, Baden Dulaney and Mary his wife,
Formerly Carter Hill Carter, Thomas Carter. VIM
r. Wickham aud Ann bis wife, Edmund f. Wick
ham. aud Lucy his wife, Joseph G. Cabcll and Marc
hls wife, Parke Farley Carter, infant daurbier Of
Charles Carter u. Elizabeth Taylor Edmund Berlte-
Icy, Ann Berkeley. Nathaniel BnrweI and Nancy
Burweu, Patsy Burwe and Nathaniel Bur,ycn. in
mnls' and llll Carter. lard Carter, Susan Garter.
Elizabeth Carrier, and Nancy Garter die
The defendants VIM. Brytie. commonly called
VIM Bryde Napier, WIN n. Dyer, and Nancy his
wife, formerly Brydie, Bernard VI. Carter moi
having entered their appearance and given sccuritv
acco ding the act Of assembly e. the rules q court
and y appearing by satisfactory evidence that .lov
are not inhabitants of this country il 10 ordorcd thai
Tho sqid defendants do appear here on the Grst dav
oi The next January term, and the bill Of tho
plaintiff and that copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted ~ soiDo newspaper published in tic CITY of
Richmond. for t@o mouths sticcesSiVely, aud posted
~ the front door ofthe capitol in flte said CIV
- \ coy. Tcs,o. WA. q. PeNDLrroi G..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-08

VTrReINIA-At rules, holden III the clerks office OF
" the superior court OF chancery for the Richmond
district, the 3rd day of August, $780, William Arm
stead and Thomas ii. Terrell, cxors of William
Armstcad, decd, the said Thomas VI. Fcrrell in his
own right, William Chamberayne, John ID. Christian.
odn'or OF Bennett Lewis, decd and Catharine Dan
bridge, adm'rx of Bartholomew Dandridge, decd
pitts. against Jesse Winn Sheriff of Hanover county
and as such adnor of WIN. ID. Abbott, decd, aud
William ]. King and Seaton c. Taylor, Snow z.
Taylor, and Almcany p. Taylor, heirs ut law of said
Nm' ~ Abbott, the two last of whom are infants by
the said Seaton C.. Taylor. their guardian ad htem;
and Thomas &. Tnsley and Susanna Tinsley. adm or
and admrx Of Thomas Tinsly, decd, William True
heart, Joseph Stake, Francis Scott Philip Woodson
il, William Ii. Pleasants and Samuel Mo.eJy dts
The defendant Philip Woodson, jr., not having
entered his appearance and given security according
TO the act OF assembly nnd the rules of this court,
ana IL appearing, by satisfactory evidence that
not an lnhabtunt OF this country: il is ordered that
tho said defendant do appear here the first day of
the next January term, and answer the bill of the
plaintiffs; and that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper published in the city OF
Richmond, Tor two months excessively and posted
at the front door Of the capitol, in the said city.
40 copy. Tes!c, WIN. G. PENDLEroN, c. c.
| VTiRGiNIA-At rules, holden in the clerks Office
OF the superior court of chancery for the Rich
mond district, the Sd day of August, 1899: David
Valentine sen. guardian of John and Ann Lipscomb,
pitt against William Burch and Roxa his wife John
Lambeth and Benjamin G.. Turner, trustees &c
Colin Johnson, admo with the will annexed of Will
liam Johnson, w iiham F. Johnson, adm'or de bonis
non OF Benjamin Johnson, decd, and Philip johnson
and Susan Butler, dts.
,, The defendants William Burch and Roxa his wife
not having entered their appearance and rven secu
ry according to the act of assembly and the rules of
tins court, and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they are not inhabitants of this country: il is
aereu tlal the said defendants do appear here tie
hrst day OF the next January term and answer the
bill of the plaintiff and that copy OF this order he
forthwith inserted in newspaper published in
the city of Richmond, for two months succcssively
and posted at the front door Of the capo in the said
city. a copy. Teste
70 WV. g. PF~prEroN G g.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-08

ViRoSrAAt rules holden in the clerks Office the superior
ochancey for the Richmond district the Sd day OF
August 1929: Archibald Hatcher pit against Frances E.
Hatcher Obedience Hatcher Branch Hatcher Sally Hatcher
Betsy Hatcher, and Thursa d. Hatcher John Bradley ana
Susanna his wife Edmund Lockett late sheriff Of Chesered
and admir- of Branch Hatcher deed, dts
The defendants John Bradley and Susanna his wife uot
having entered their appearance and given security according
10 the act OF assembly and the rules this court and appeat
ing 10y Satisfactory evidence, that not hatau,s 81
this country ordered the defendants do aueaa
here the hTst day Of the January tenn and ,
bill o the plaintiff and that copy of this order orts mn
inserted III newspaper published in , city Richmond
for two months successfully aud posted door OF the
CAPITOL ia the said city.
"a a copy. Tesie WIS.,. G. PEvpLEroy E e
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-08


" IRGIIA--At rules, holden in the clerks office of
the superior court Of chancery for the Richmond
district. the I'd day or August, 1929: Zacharinb
Brooks and Margaret his wife, PAMELA Hobson. and
Samuel Jones, PITTS against Richard Pryor ex'or OF
James Durei, decd, the said Richard Pryor and Vir
gInia his wife, d. o. Boyd. Dnre Boyd CONWAY
Boyd, Patrick Foster, and Eleanor his wife David
Boyd, WIN Boyd, and Henry Boyd, Richard M.Rue,
surviving e% Of John 5IRae, senr. and of John
NJ Rae Junr. decd, Benz w Leigh Joseph G.. VIII
der, Thomas Jones, in his right and as ex'or Of
Joseph Jones, decd, Richard Williams late sheriff
OF Prince George county, and such adm'or of John
Wilder, deceased, Roger Mallory, sergeant of the
town OF Petersburg, and such adm or of Hector
AtNelll, I'd, Alexander NJ Rae, John M'Rae, and
Violet Claiborne, defls.
Fhc defendants Richard Pryor, ex' or of James Dur
ell deed, and the same Richard Pryor and Virginia
his wife, and Duel Boyd, not having entered their
appearance aud given security according to thnact of
assembly d. the rules Of this court g. tappeotinp bv
satisfactory evidence that they are not inhabitants ~
this country 1t is ordered that the said defendants
do appear here on the first day of the mex January
term, and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs; and thai
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspapers published in the city OF Richmond for
Two months excessively, and posted at the front door
OF the capitol, ~ the said city.
10 a copy. Testo, WM. g. PENDLErov, C E.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-08
GRAPE YLNES

OF the finest wine SORTS will be furnished at S25 my
100 vines or at the rate of 81 per 100 when .on
will select.
For sale Prince on Horticulture; and now in the.
press, a Treatise on the Pine prsing copious upd
complete dissertation on its culture, cement &c
and on the process Of making wine-price Il e5 or
81 payable in advance. Catalogues furnished gratis
sept2o JAMES WINSTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-08

" RG iNIA;-At rules, holden in the clerks office of
the superior court of chlncery for the Richmond
phens, and Mary his wife, Frederick Woldev. nnd
Eliza his wife, Nancy Hackney, and Jane S. Hack
ney, pits against John Napier and Moses C. lsaper,
adm.ors of John Napier, decd, William Fitzpatrick.
hanson, John f. Fitzpatrck Frances II. Fitznatrcis
Polly C. Fitzpatrick, and Jno. ~ Fitzpatrick dts.
The defendants William Fitzpatrick, and Dolly
his Wife Benjamin Williamson, John Williamson.
SSitn II. tlzPa'rck, Francis e. Fitzpatrick, Polly
I. Fitzpatrick, and John n. Fitzpatrick. not La,jn1
entered their appearance and given security ACCORDING
to the act of Assembly and the rules of this court
ana IT appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
are ot inhabitants OF this country It is ordered that
the said defendants do appear here on the first dov of
next January term, and answer the bill, Of the plain
t8 and thnt copy of this order be forthwith inserted
IN some newspaper published in the city of Richmond
.p' IWC months successfully and posted the front
door OF the capitol in tire aid CITY
- copy. Teste, WIN. G. PESp1Ern g. e.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-08

year are The most proper for removing most kinds Of
trees, yinCr. &c. -
Snch orders MS are handed in will be forwarded
weekly, and will be executed with the uimos, nrn,
f'''l4e-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-08

NMGlNIA:-At superior OF chaneep, holder, al
the capitol, in the city OF Richmond, 9Th day of Jnr,
1893 Lew Jones' pit against Dabney Morss Dabney hth
Oliver, dis. ' NV '''
ms DAY came the parties by their counsel aud the court
having na'uIely considered the premises, aennensof
coune tleTeipon had, doth order defendant DeIro
er DO render an account Of his administration the estate
o hs eSiaior John Pekson, deed showing the amount m
ms hands executoras aforesaid beucabed by his csta,o
VIII 10 sarah MoIss, the late wife of the defendant Darv
hoS and that the defendant Asa Oliver render before ONE
OF the commissioners, Of the procect Of tho t
property conveyed to him by three deeds tr exc
cuen ny the same Dabney Morss and referred pIaIn
uu n ana OF tire disbursements thereof des Tn,
payment OF which charged upon the said operty and
maj the same commissioner do of the Heh
claimed 10y the defendant Richard Borun, and Of crets
against the same well for the board on dur-,
Tie lime he lived with e defendant Daney Nioss as m All
The payments actually made the said B0n on aeron, OF
inc SAID debt which several the commissioner l.
directed to examine and report the ceu any matters
specially stated deemed pertinent Ivy himself or which nav -
required ny the parties 10 be stated and leave is given h
plaintiff TO amend his bill and make NinnO MorrisA as anin
traitor ut Sarah Morris, decd, defendant IN this cause VIM
S sent 10 the rules for that purpose. 49,
q cory tcste, NM g. PENDIGTOE, C. g.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-08
WV. G.. Pr~prFroN. G. g.

Al rules, holden the clerks Office OF the speIor
court OF ohaTeeTy for the Richmond district the Sd LAY Of
august, 1929 William &. Bowler pit against Mary Rohc,.
eH ny OF Morris Jones, and John Parkhil, dhs
lhe defendant John Parkh having entered his apa,
ance and gwen security according the act of assemble and
,e rules oil tins court and appearing satisfactory evidence
d' nc not an mhabitant of this country; ordered thai
e SAID defendant do appear here the of the
January en and answer the hill Of the plaintiff; and that
copy OF tins order be forthwith some nub
hsne ~ tie city OF Richmond, for months stccessiyelv
ana posted at the front door Of the capitol in the said civ
20 copy. Tesc, WV. G. PrSpIrros &c