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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-07

FREDERICK 4. MAYO, Book-BINDER. 6,,r
doors beor TIE Bel IIreh, respectfully informs the public
maj he stu carries on the Boobdng in all its branches and
hopes by his experience workman obtain norton M
patronage Blank Boos executed order and Printed Books
bound To pattern lie Rate himself that he has NO
Oh making long statement of the and STYLE i'm which
orders he may receive shall bc done executed as time and
generous public, doubt has long before this nspece and
proved his workmanship in that line business all events
ne shall at all times be glad (or further 10 com,
pare the execution any work with in the same line of
business IN the city Of Richmond elsewhere Quilts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-07

Novel by Lady Of V,rginia.
lust published and for saleby the subscriber FIR
the exclusive benefit of the distressed family Of
the Authcress, MORTON, a Tale of the Revolution
Pneo ] dollar J. III. NASH
dca
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-07

TUX XIV T,
AzvA The Tenement adjoining the store Of
HHsTR Mr.. ID. Undertake, comfortably finished
ISsSsH for the accommodation of Il family and
45Av very ejgibly situated for business; also. two
conimodous three story fire proof Tenements adjoin-
ing Messrs Rogers & Harrison, fronting the Basin
Possession given Immediately. Apply to
de 23-6tif CHAS PALMER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-07
SUBSCRIPTION

M X. ALPHONSE LOITBAT hs>
" wing considerably enlarged his WINS
YARD, on LoNs-IsLASD, where he now hss
IN full cultivation, Thvfy-fpe .Acre, 81
t'rouHd, containing 1890 Grape Vine
Roots; having also the peculiar ADVANTAGE
oil being enabled toprocure the best specisS
OF boots from his Fathers extensive Vine.
yards and Nurseries, IN the Districts of Ro,.-
aefalS. (icrac and U,,-.g I1o..--.-- =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-28
oct. Is.

a7fRAND SOLAR MiCROSCOPE.-Tho public
w are respectfully informed, the Proprietor Of the
Microscope has obtained very eligible in The Mu
scum in this city, formerly occupied the satuary
ROom,) aud which 10 fitted up for the purpose Of
better displaying the great ragnfying powers Of the
astonishing instrument. The will be open for vi
siors from g A. M. 10 5, p NJ. every fair ddy.
This surprising instrument discovers view the most
minute bodies in the animal vegetable and mineral parts
Of creation nagniyiug them than 100000 times.
The apparent dust on figs cheese, which living ami
malcua is scarcely perccPbe 10 the naked eyc mag
niicd TO the enormous size of from TO feet, ard in
actual motion, fighting and contending in the most spirit
cd manner. Many other objects prepared and will
be exhibited The interesting process of Chrystnfiz0-
0n is shown in resplendcnt aud magnificent CO.
oursI needs but to be seen be most admired il be-
ing impossible to give adequate description of its
brlliancy. = Admtance 90 cts, children half price
Nov. 3. 56-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-28

Ohm Y. SAVAGE, DENTIST, has removed
OF TO the middle tenement in the block of buildings
east, (and nexo Mr. Tichenors carriage making shop
where he may be found at all times unless otherwise
engaged He is prepared TO execute all kinds of work
IN his line, in the neatest possible He will
set teeth from one TO full seit, the approved
plan-and where the front teeth much decay
ed, he will renew them in such defy de-
tecten under the strictet scrutiny from Dentist
He files, plugs cleans and extracts teeth with as
much ease TO the patient, the of the will
admit ei-icrms moderate oct. %. Soft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-28

Agrec5bly to public notice, which we alverieJ 10 in
our lat paper, meeting Of the ciiz~ NJ nj Lexington
md ts vicinity, took place Friday The 3oih Ocober
$50 deliberate ON the subject Of W, construction Of Art
fetal roads from Lexington" The Hon Tim. NJ
Hickey called to she chair and Win r BoIIev
appointed secretary. Mr.. Clay moved sunlry resoy
ton', which were unanimously adopted. Thee ex
rres' the opinion OF The meeting regads the utility
OF good MacAddm turnpike roads, leading from licking
tone pecally one such road connecting L~xing, ton
WIN Tie Ohio river, chat the nfcmpa'cd ofd n
Jouisvll"' tie point which best unitcs The upper
ana io"Fr commerce and navigation, IL OF psfamount
ronsfgncnr9, ad lhat he section n II from LeYing.
ton 10 FRANKFORT claims ,her fret ,H,rts SC. Com
mittecs were appointed TO ascetsin he most e'isi0c
route for his roalto prep,e aucn!msnt. 10 he ex.
sing chir'er- aud 70 procure additional .n. cripoos
LouisoHe (R Farms
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-28

N OfICE.Wos committed to tle Jail OF Chcste riiel,l
j J County, a runaway the third day OF July,
1929, negro man named Henry abon 81 ycnrs age,
colour black, feet jsnl5 inches high with scar near
the cornero f the lefcyc-hsdOn when committed blue
cloth coat about half worn, and pair Of blue codi pan
falcons. and had with him clOh coat, who said
when committed, hc belonged TO John Smith in Motto
way, but has said since he belongs to Richard Edmund
Of lialiiay and says he lives At Halifax Courthouse
The owDcrof dprOpefy rcqucstcdio come forward
prove property, pay charges and iae him away, he
will be dealt with according 10 Law
j. 49, GOODE Tailor.
sept. ~. 36--wI2wf Of Chesterfield County Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-28

a Gi,EEABLY TO the PROVISIONS Of A deed OF u,,.,
IN executed 10 .us by William o. Watson for purpos,
herein specified, bearing date the 22ud day July,
lS29, aud duly recorded in the office of the Clerk OF
Cumberland, .hall, Saturday, the 18th day OF De-
cember neat, the premises. sell the hige bdrr
at public sae, Tor cash, tract OF Land yng in The low
CT end OF CumbeI!and containing 3l acres more or
less" Also, one other tract az land in said county,
near ID. former containing 10 more or less -
Which said tracts OF land particularly de-crib
ed I'm said deed Aso,' the following slaves, To vii:
Walker, Peyion, Lozy and her child, BurwelI s. Char
oe also, the crops oil wheat sd tobacco now
hand, two horsesa fine mddng stallion several yoke OF
oxen, and the household and kitchen ut ot said
son. or so much tsreoi may he sufficient to
sy the rcqrisi,ions OF said deed. The titie is bc.v-
ed TO be good; but shall convey such only as
ed in under the Trust Deed. -
.... SAMUEL HATCHER, ,.,
EDWARD WATSON, iIus'ees'
, .Cumberl Nov hS@w,,is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-28
III w 'fTNII W II SUN, J = :
Cumberland, Nov. 10. 5s-w,ds
lD COTTON MANUFACToRY

RICHMOND COTTON MANUFACTORY.
a NOTION cloths and yarns, of superior quality
" manufactured this establishment are offered tor
sale, wholesale s retail the Proprieors Office (on the
strcctleading TO ShocST Warehosc) moderate prices
They will also wish To purchase quantity of prime
cotton of the ensuing crop. preference wiz be given
TO cotton in the seed, which will be received of the
Planters on the most liberal terms.
May 10. 3--G CUNNINGHAM & ANDERSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-28

The Legislature of the STATE of North Carolina com
mrnced is annual session at Raleigh, on Monday last
B'dtor1 Brown Of Cdswrll county, was elected Spea-
ker OF the senate, Oh the first ballot, over Louis ID.
Wll-on, Of Z geco'ub. The was for Brown 40
tr wilson, " S.inusl f. Patterson, OF Wilkes w =.
afpo'nell inciPs Clerk, without oppo,iiion aud vii
ham j. Cowan, OF Baden, elected Clerk Assistant
In he House Of Com'uOn' four baloiings took place
for SPedkci; William j. Alexander Of MeckIenburg
county, Chsfles Fisher, OF Ssi'byry, and Jo,epi a
llll OF Wilmington, being in nomination. The Fret
naLed gentleman wss selected on the fourth ballot.
Pleasant Henderson appointed Principal Clerk and
Charles Manly Co AsF'tint, without opposition
On TUESDAY, Governor Owen ttsnsmi,ifd his mes.
sage TO The Legislature. We have peruscd this rom
muncaon with the more interestss il is the frat OF
the kind loin The highly respectable gentleman who
now fills the Executive chair OF the STATE.
The Legislature has, this Session. 10 choose SEN
aor OF the UGited States, .ueceed Mr. Brancb
eral candidates are announced. and suppose that
The ele cticn will take place some time This week.
Mat Int.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-28

TlE nURlAL UF COLUMNUs. /.


itwas 40 kinsly Ill .-
No purple ana soI, Gko no evening cloud,
en- which the sun hath IN glory how'd,
Bon Il from lis lSwelpdhal a.t
But the banner and bonding plume, SEA. ,.... .
Tho aud rich pcriulr
Were Of tlot Oac whose hugh tcuown
Were hutiy changed ios throne aud crown
Trial and toll were o'cr; t.Ht tsr
Anguish aud late, and the wiihering scowi .lea-
OF hpt-tongucd Malice, and Anger howl,
Were still a. the Dead Sea shore
Fame! this wOs thy victor hour,
Earn'd not 10y spear or arm Of power,
Nor bloody wreath, nor crimson brand
Curses aud glory, hand IN hand. $3.50
HniOh the page of Time.
Aud the dust at ages sweep away:
Behold the past, like q full orb'd day,
Burns IN its ponip sublime
Glimmcrs the spear like twilight star,
Wave the white puinrs, like foam nftr
On the deep sea, "a ute suO ,ist nlnss e.I
Unto II his golden offerings. .... .s
They bear him 10 Lis grave
Him who had saifd tho unirayclld d,cP
And found, where furious wbrlwinds sweep,
\ world across the wave. -f-. ..I
nionruiul gaze uron the throns
That bears the solemn bier along;
Aud the sad scene appears TO
a foul unhailow'd mockcry.
Spirit! I call on thee
Spirit! in whose great heart was fIrid,
Ecu as n scroll, vi,wleSs world
q Spirit reply 10 nc.
.rst ON the Western shores thy f,ct
fet The blue waves IN homagu meet;
Ger mighty realms aud isles unk nowu,
thy banners, first of mottals, nown,
Thou gays, them ALTO whom,
scriwnd OF ALEXANDRA. thy sccp,eId shade,
Eould again the worl1 invade,
start iiOrt its gihcd tomb,
'Twould blus. 10 own the 9Th he gave,
lly thee recorded ON his grave,f
In letters time viii ne 'cr oraso-
Ii- trophy aud thine own disgrace.
Crown'd dust. AMI where art thou.
And whore IL the whose life supplied
Worlds uSto thee, whilst the King denied
The wreath to bind his broxs
King of tho hcartless heart his name
Burns in ,ho rcd right hand OF Fame,
Ills stampd upon the vast,
Grav'd ON the Future by the Past.
Death to him but life.
lie om triumphing wing the while,
Fled all thy trcuchoTy, all thy guiic
The base ignobe siriic.
But DER his bier the plunaS that shono
Had loner glory ilnn thine own;
Famc's mighty orb was DER him spread,
frightening the relics of the dead,
And Memory, she rolls in pride
The Tersh'd pomp of years aside,
Bcholds upon the surge, the surf
His glorious presence marching forth
One foot on Calpc's summit hoar,
The other on Ncragua's shore;
$50! "A woTld!'' the hero cried,
lie found il, gave it thee, and dict,
Whilst thou, dishonour'd sccptcr'd knave
Gave, and twas all thou sav'st-a grave.
;,-,,,.cc., London ": III Nag.
Icon and CASTLE Columbus found New World"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-28

IN CHANCERY At q Court continued and held
"a for Buckingham county at the Court House on the
10th dar Of Noyeuher 1929
John MOss, anil Eliz,betn his wife, Pltn..
a gsinst
P,Iy Scrucgs widow Tshain scfuees, James
S1uggs, Archer Scfugga, Valentine Scmggs. Sam !
Scruge. Branch NunnsIy aud Polly his wife William
Nowlin and las r his wifi, DeIfs
Tile def ndsnts Archer Scruegs. Vaien'ine Scruggs,
Branch NunHally aud Poly his wife, having cntei-
eiheir arp and Given ecitlfy acco ding TO the
act Of Assspby aiiI The res Of Ills cat; stG IL sp
inl sbiian;s Of fis eodntty VI L. odcfd at The ssit
drendart do sppcar here 81 february Court rrxf and
answer he ~ Of Tie pdinf6s aud at copv ~ tits
Ofd-f be lbrtlwiih iasrt,ed in The Rfchmoih Enquirer
for two monhs sBcccs,i, ely, and posted al the front
do Of the Cour-hoyse Of this county.
80 KCepy. Tcste.
Nov 10. 62-wsss n ELDRIDGE Jr. d. e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-28

HN CHANCERY-At Court held for the County
IL OF Amelia at the courthouse thereof, Thursday
the 9th day OF September, 1929. .-
Isaac Pollard, Thomas Pollard, Robert Pollard, Fran
els Pollard, Iachariah Pollard, Ovendor Pollard, Elijah
Deaton, in right of his wife, Nancy, formerly Nan
cy Pollard, children of Joseph Pollard deed. Caleb
Pollard George Pollard, William Pollard, Robert c.
Pollard, James Allen in right of his wife Betsy former
y Betsey Pollard, William Coleman in right OF his wife
Nancy formerly Nancy Pollard James Southall i'm right
Of his wife, Mary, formerly Mary Pollard, which said
Caleb, George, William Robert c., Betsey, Nancy and
Mary, children of George Pollard, deed. who was
also son of the said Joseph Pollard, decd Pitts.
against
Edward Green, admoT. with the will annexed of TO-
scph Pollard decd James DeaiOn, in right Of his wife
Betty, formerly Betty Pollard, William Pollard, Moses
Pollard, which said Betty, William, and Noses arc
children of said Joseph Pollard deed. Lucy Ann Pol
lard infant child Of John Pollard, decd who was also
of the said Joseph Polard decd and Joseph Pol
lard, child of Joseph Pollard, decd who was also son
OF the said Joseph Pollard, decd.
The defendants James Deaton and Betty his wife
William Pollard, Moses Pollard, Lucy Ann Pollard and
Joseph Pollard, not having entered their appearance and
given security according 10 The Act of Assembly and the
rules OF this court, aud il appearing to the satisfaction
OF the court that they not inhabitants of this
monwelth-ltIs ordered that the said defendants do
appear here on the fourth Thursday in December next
and answer the bill of the pla nIs: and that copy Of
published in the city of Richmond, for tvs months sac
ccssivcly and aSothcr copy be posted at the front
door of the courthouse of the county two successive
court days. Copy Toste
JOHN I. LEIGH, G.. A. G. C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-28

METAS commit, d to the tot Pow hatsm Cinte,
Wv on the rs day q July lasf n negro man who
calls him'el Berry Ellison, ard says he j. ey nau.
was born aud raised u New Krnt County, datk COM
EXON, scar hs forehead. anil one i, breast
feet inches hig, had on when committed to ia vel
low Cotton pandloons Cotton slsifi; noother clothing;
tie said negro has not produced any evidence
OF his feedum 10 appearances about 81 years old The
owner, any, il requested 70 rome lorwsfd Prove his
with as law difocis. RlCH'D BASS, Jsilor.
Sept 22. 39-yI2y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-28

FENIiE subscribers proposed school will open on the
~ lstof January next, and he will continue 10 re
COVE the offer OF Pupils, until the number reaches 30
that being his limit Lest the in his former
tiscment mny not have been noticed he will repeat that
they 800 for the scholastic year of ten months
One vacation only, will be given from the Ist of Augst
Ia the ls of October, during which the board will bo
SO for those WHO chuse to remain. Half YEARLY pay-
mcnts will be required in advance These viii deiray
all eNpences; eSceps for apparel, intending, books and
stationary. The two last will be furnished If desired,
Tor cash, good terms they can be procured else
where; lille he~mending can be done nj very tiling
cost by sems!resscs in the ncghboood, who will re-
ceive and deliver their ,cloates when required The
various branches taught and the methods pursued, wilbc
such TO give the Bows all the requisite preparation for
entering any of the Colleges Universtesin the Uni
ted States. But their moral education will be made the
primary md paramount object of attention. 'Fl
N. b. Direct letters (post paid to the subscriber al
Richmond, until the Convc non rises afterwards 10 Eln,-
Wool Essex County Virginia. he distances TO this
place from the the 3iolowing we'll known points are
SIS miles north of Richmond, Is east of the Bow ling and
81 south of Fredericksburg The steamboat Paf,ixc,t
passes wi him. 2 miles every Thursday from Balti-
more. and returns from Fredercksburg cvery Saturday
ttt Il" ~ JAMES NJ GARNETT. :
The Editors Of the National Inteigencer and FEEDER
icksburg Hcrald willplease insert the above.os Ar
+ Elm wood, Essex County, Va. oct. TO- I5-w2rn
~sa# -,.f TREASURY DEPARTMENT. )
y -. ar. 80. .t. 10 October LIST, 1929 (
-NoTICE is HEREBY GIVEN to the proprictors OF
the Sr per cent Stock. ted in pursuance of
Acto Congress, passed on the Sd day OF March, 1915
that has been decided by lot. that the certificates OF
The said stock, which are mentioned in the anne ed
Schedule, amounting in the whole 10 three niiiiions
forty-nine thousand FIRE hundred Joriy. t,ro dollars
and ninety three cens be paid, he iSt day III ian
nary nert 10 the proprietor, thereof their rem
resenatves or attorneys, duly constituted. the pre-
'en'aiion and surrender OF the said certificates AT the
Treasury or a, The Loan Office, where the same may
stand credited. ~,
Notice Is further gipen, that transfer Of the GER
uhcaics mention in the annexed Schedule, from the
books OF the Treasury ornny Loan Office will be al
lowed after the lft day OF December next. NJ. ...
YuIn nj flrft he
TONED in the said Schedules will cease and etern i'm
on the day OF Dec. next S. ID. INGHAM.
~. Secretary Title Treasury.
Schedule Of the Certificate. Of the six per eeut stock
o 1915 credited the hooks of the Loan oee at Pr
gutd, ard which ara 10 bs paid the ls OF January
1880, agreeably to the foi egoing notice s- d. =.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-28

AUGUST the 10th, 1899.
NNHE College will open usual--The Grammar
IL school ON the first day. and the other schools on
the last Monday i'm October.
Moral Course: The Rev. Adam Empie, Professor
Bellies lctrcs, Rhetoric, Logic. and Moral Philoso-
ply Text books--Blar's Lectures, Hedges Logic
and Palcy's Philosophy. e.r s.. .faao 80 =.
Law Course: Judge james Scmple Proicssor--Law and
Police. Text book--fucScr's Blackstone. a--si ie
Political Course: Thomas n. Dew, Professor Met
aphysics, Natural and National Law, Government,
Political Economy aud History. Text books Browns
Lectures on the philosopy of human mind Vattcfs
law oil Nations, Lectures on Governments by the Pro-
lessor; Smiths Wealth of Nations and Lectures on
History by the Proe ssor.i rsssis rr1 Nta rlaari
Chemical and Philosophical Courses Vim. b. Rogers
Proiessor.-Chenisry, Aiineralogy, Botany and Ma
tural Philosophy, with its application the Mechanic
Arts. Text books--Wcbstcr's Chemistry, Rogers's
introduction, and Cavallo's Natural Philosophy.
Mathematical Course: Ferdinand 5. Campbell Profess
sor.-Geometry, Algebra, Plane and Spherical Trigo-
nometry. Surveying, Mensuration, Conic Sections,
aFluxions and Astronomy. Tcxtbooks-Hutton's Ma
athcmatics Flnt's Surveying, Vnce's Comic Sections
and Fluxion's and Gregory's Astronomy. 9seet
School Of Humanity: ID. Browne, Procssor-The Greek
and Latin Languages, Geography, Ancient and Mo-
dern and the usual branches Of English ton.
Modern Languages: q. de La Pena Precs5or.--The
French, Spanish and Italian Languages ..t,a
The expenses Of pupil in the Grammar School for i.
Session Of ten mouths. board, washing, lodging,
fuel, SC. SC. s. ESQ A',-l. "a. ~ = SIS ;, 500
Fee for'tuon, 90 rssi- Is s-H ,---' - 20
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-28

EBUBLIC SALE-iursuant To an order made by
IL the Hon. VIM Cranch, Chief Judge of the Cir
cult Court of the District of Columbia in the matter of
John Davis, an nsovent debtor will be sold at public
aucton the lst day of March next all the right title
and interest of the said Davis in and tract OF land
in kanawha County, in the State of Virginia. lying
Elk river, the s. T. side above and below the mouth
of Blue Creek supposed TO contain about 900 acres
Sale TO take place at the Indian Queen Hotel, in the
City OF Washington, kept by Jesse Brown, at a o'clock,
p. M.
Terms-A credit of twelve months, the purchase mo
ney 10 be secured by the purchasers bonds with Sc
curity to be approved by the Trustee.
TIIOS HUGHES, Trustee.
p. MAURO & SON,
sept 15 37-wtds Auctoneers
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-28

NJOT1t En- petition gill he rfesented oths +. .
~ gi.ain,e PRAYING for nc passags Of = iayy sutLo
Isng Tho nnder,ig ucd 10 cell HE land which he nos
resdcs, in ths county of Rockingham.
nov 80. 90 wM SAMUEL JOHNS
MOIICE.-.iust received, and for sale, at the Pcni
~ Tertiary store, supply Of Negro clothing, manu-
iactured at the Institution, aso large number of shoes
the prices Of which, have beea lately reduced.
oct 10. 15-G THOMAS NELSON, r. A4P
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-28

Samuel d. Burke and Hczekah r. Anderson,
Conplts.
against
Charles Knight, Anderson P. KILLER and John Mil
Ter, Defts
BY consent Of parties il is ordered and decreed that
the accounts between the defendant ght and the com
psinans, also the between the defendant might
aud the defendant Andersen p. Miller, be referred TO
John u. Dupuy, Master Commissioner in Chancery of
this Court that the said Commissioner audit state and
settle the same, and report thcrcupon 10 this Court
Copy Teste, f.. FiTZGERALD, elk
The parties interested will please take notice, that
have appointed Friday the eleventh day Of December
of Nottoway for the purpose of carrying the foregoing
order into effect where the parties requested to al
tend, at an carly hour with their papers, sc. ready for
settlement JOHN =. DUPUY, NJ. c. N. G,
oct. l3. 16-wSwH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-28

VIRGINIA: At Rules holden in the Clerks Office of
' the Superior Court of Chanccry for the Richmond
District, the Bird day of August 1929.
John Robertson, Esq. Attorney General of tho Com
nonwealth of Virginia, for and behalf of sale Com
monweath Pitts
against
Mary w. Kicks, James Winston, Pleasant Winston.
Nathaniel Winston, Elizabeth Clarke, Hazctt vie and
Lucy his wife, George Winston, Amelia Winston, Tho
mas Is. Winston and Virginia j. W inston, children and
heirs of George Winston, dec the two last being in
fants Judieth Winston, widow, and VIM ID. Wren, adj
nlnistrator of the said George Winston, deed. David
Bullock, James Shppard, Edmund b. Crenshaw, n. c.
Crenshaw, benjamin Sheppard and Charles Copeland
Deits.
The defendant Thomas b. Winston, not having enter
cd his appearance and given security according the
Act of Assembly and the Rules of this Court and it APP
aring, by satisfactory evidence tba he is nlia BIZ
an of this couny Iii ordered that the said defendant
do appear here the first day of the January term
and answer the bill of the plaintiff; and that copy OF
this order be forthwith inserted in newspaper sub
lished in the city OF Richmond, Tor months success
sivey and posted at the front door of the Capitol the
said City. Copy. Tcstc,
WM. G.. PENDLETON, C. C. .
oct. 10. & 45-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-28

EN- CITANCERY-Ata Court held for Louisa County,
n at the Courthouse, on Monday, October the 12th,
1920 I .t.
On tho motion Of Stephen T. PulIam, Of the chill.
dren Of Iachafioh Puiam, deed II is ordered, chat
John y Fleming administrator Of The said /acharah
Pliam, decd do appear hercOn the first day Of Janua
w Court next and sbew Gf any c cam why his
letters Of administration said estate shall he re-
vokcd and that copy Of the said order he published for
two months previous thereto in public newspaper
published IN the city Of Richmond
r fa. Copy Tests,
Nov. 3 56-wSws JNO HUNTER. C. L. C.