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Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-12-15

algrant cases the
pafosec:ut.lon was
,bich limits pros
s.,rs. In this case
N, and indeed all
had been commit
afthe party accus'
bars had elapsed.
not to run in ia
he retains all the
in MS u"H PooSs'o
n favour Of a pub
N,es TO defraud the
he transaction for
years. | would
ncch an alteration
The injured party
10 years after the
n after the accus-
d commence their
N, subject, I invite
to a general and
condition of the
ITO ascertain what
Id with, what ex-
Ind what improve
The organization
sscure the proper
( agents, and pro-
ice in all its opera
secretary Of War
Isd with the condi-
;ications, Arsenals,
BE proper discipline
Jig and equipment
cslion bestowed al
formulation Of the
applicable, to the
Id to prolong the
/ which every good
IN those who have
a successful war
Esire to perPetuate.
the subordinate
exhibit a regular
sditable to its char
md soldiers seem
snse Of duty, and
bis Of exact disci-
hlness which be-
i arms. There is
lher legislation, to
'nces specified in
pration tn some of
il should call your
Hsrch, 1921, to re-
harry establishment,
IS It regards the
regiments Of artil-
ieemed a guide to
|ng the proper APP
lltory act, designat-
|, ont of which this
TFhether from the
prior to the act of
has been fixed by
sthis difficulty. 1t
as laws regulating
Of officers gener-
eci6ck than they
example, in rela-
bid Surgeon Gen.
! annual salary of
Inbred dollars Z. bnt
les, which, in Ger.
service may be
% the discharge
circumstance has
ntending to them
tHerent times. un-
Dns /; but no uni.
serVed on the SUBJ
ences exist in 9th.
construction put
b'ick accountants
Pfoduce confusion,
he odium of claim
iostering care as
rs Of national de-
ademy. This in
''clsed the happi-
aoraI and intellect
Iny; and such of
n yarious ca,,ses
lesion Of arms, will
y citizens. Their |
W art will. be ad.
10 the militia SER
:, secure to that |
'Ntages which, in |
'inding armies. |
a review of the |
'pose Of extending
pulmonary soldier |
Ng our liberties, |
a'utain himself in
Of the War of
sag claims upon
md bounty. The
@s'acing within
%s were, during
! lioa supporting |
a0our. Such an
out little to the
y called for byl
esple, as we'll as
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-12-15
N Q = 7 g z.

WORCESTER, IS. DECEMBER 3. 1899.
w Attached on mesne process taken on Exc
cution and will be sold at AUCTION, at the house
of WILLARD HOWE, innholder in Lancaster, on
MONDAY, the fourth day Of J.4VU.4RY
nert, at O'clock, p. M,
All the right in equity which the said
Willard had on the seventh day of August last to
redeem the mortgaged Real Estate on which he now
lives and improves in said Lancaster.
FRANCIS B. FAY, d. Shift.
Dec g. ts th H8ifa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-21
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.

ysuST received from the Nursery of D. o. Lsndrsh ueo
~ fhiladephs These Seeds, which arc warranted Ie'n
and genuine, M small packages, each bearing
printed label, with the Of D. c. Landreh, who hold
theWs.vss responsible for their good qualify the
the same rs the Philadelphia r,tsil prices.
Asparagus.
Beans Large Lims Caroline S.wse Red Specified Va
snne, China Red Eye, White Kidney, Early yellow BuneD
Beet Long Blood, Early Turnip Rooted.
Cabtags Early York, Large York, Large ptcmhsst E!ss
Dutch, Large Bergen Philadelphis.
Celery White Solid, Red Solid.
LocS CrEcSs CAitot-
Curlsd Endve,
London Leet
Leaaee Early Cabbage, Superior Ea Csbbasr, Large
Curisd India Early Curl.d -
Onion Silver Skin White Portugal Y.i,w Str.,hnrs.
Peas Lsndrsths Eatrs aIly, EARLY Frame, Early Chat
ton, Blue Imperial.
Large Swelling Psrsnp.
RIdi,h-Long ScsJiet Short Top, Long Salmon, White
rurnip, Red Tufnip, Black Spanish, yellow Summer.
Early Bunch Squash.
Tnrnip Early Flat Dutch, Red Top, Yellow Sweet,:h,
Yellow Aberdeen. For .s,e BY
JAMES McEILD0E.
Feb Fl. 95-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-21

Mr.. Carter, from the Committee appointed TO
examine the Banks, presented BILL making it the
duty OF the Bank Of Virginia and Farmers Bank
OF Virginia, to report the condition of their out.
standing debts.
MIR. Goode called up the Report and Resoiu-
tons oil the Select Committee, on the Resolutions
oil South Carolina, in opposition TO the Tariff
Mr.. Gordon rose and delivered his sentiments
at considerable length, aud with much animatio ,
and zeal in favor OF the Resolutions. He dwelt
upon the unconstituionalhy and partial and os-
pressive operation of the tariff laws of Congress
upon Virginia. and the whole South. He de-
nounced the whole system rs an usurpation-in
violation both OF the Constitution aud Of the prin-
cipies oil Freedom ami equality, upon which all
our democratic institutions are founded-as a
combination for the benefit of .nonicd men, at the
cost, and to the degradation OF the great mass Of
the people. Ii impoverished the many, to swell
the overgrown fortunes and powers OF few
was, in fact, the result of an uncbastencd ambi-
ton, and OF political intrigue and management
He compared it to the Banking system, and drew
parallel between the origin and results of both.
Mr.. G.. was followed by
Mr.. Rives, of Campbell. who dissented from
the first resolution, and explained the why
he had changed his opinion OF the constitutionali-
ty OF the Tariff, since the last winter He also
went pretty fully into the whole subiect-whils'
he dssented from the position that the Tariff
Laws were unconstitutional, he protected against
their policy and thought their operation unequal.
But he contended that Virginia was well adapt
to become manufacturing state from her pecul-
lar advantages; and drew picture of what he
considered would be her situation in future Ell her
under Tariff system or without it.
Alter Mr.. Rives concluded his remarks, Mr..
Doddri'ige moved that the House adjourn until
o'clock.
Mr.. Kimbrough suggested, that there was an
order OF the day for the appointment of Brigadier
General, in the place of Gen. Cooke, resigned
and, on his motion, its execution was postponed
until Wednesday next
Mr. Doddridges motion being under considera-
ton, Mr. Terri intiinated his intention to call for
the previous question---and Mr.. Mclaughlin NOV
ed to adjourn This motion falied.-Some CONVEX
sation then took place, in which Messrs Parker Of
N, Gordon, Duncan, Harvie, and Rives OF c. took
part-and then, on motion of Mr. Mason of F. The
House adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-21

~ 26th Jan. 1929; ''
WIN. Murray, prs
sg.nst
Robert Skipwih, William NJ. Skipwith Geo. N Skio,;,,
Cornelia L. Skipwth Thoma, Il. Skipwh, Sell, Tuck.-
HumheI.ton Skipwth, William Skipwd, Henry Skipv;ti
Martha W. Han 'on, Dolly Harrison, Robert Nicholas Ma,
Stpwih, William T. GRIMES, George G. Skipsith Peytor
Skpwith Grey SkiP~h, Tucker Cols. sBd HELM hi. %
John Cole. Selma his Wife, VIM. Wakin. Elrz, hi, vie
and Samuel ob.an guardian ad Item for the children
oil SkP"'h' . 90, Det..
and Grey Skpwi,b, having entered their arpesranc.
and given security according 10 the Act of Assembly md
the rules OF thi, Court and appearing the satisfaction
Of the CouE, that they not nhahant th. Common
wealth. On motion oTderedha they appear here on the
4h Monday in April next aad the the Psn AID
that copy Of this order lac forthwith ia some
printed in the City OF Richmond for month, .cee
sivey, and posted At the front door the Courthouse
County. copy. Te,ts,
MILLER WOoDSON CHI
Feb 81. 49,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-21
NOTICE

sEEy>AS committed to jail Of GILES
w 2oih day OF December, 1928, runaw iy uuI,f
who calls himself Henry Bird; say. that he Is freema,
hat he raised in Essex County, Va near Ii bs Hol.
Henry Bird had when Committed blue wooeb lean, cor,
and panaloons old wool bat aud variety other cth,
in hi possession, believed to he oieD Henry Bird o.
shadas darker than bright nuso, he la, large beard
to.abe large "hskers ne about ave feet neb.
high, between IS so year. Of age, appears. .., insi
gent quick Spoken and plays tOeraby ven on the yio
lIn. "
The owner, IL any, requested TO come toward p,o,
property charges and take him away Or else he win
dealt with according TO I.S. MoErONP. EMMOyS 10
toI van. Smith, J. u. G.
req. "a y5-3,n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-21
AfARSHAL'S SALE OF
EiIle DAN RireI- [.nn,l

1DURSuANF decree of the Superior courts Of chan
X Gerry Tor IN Lynrhhury District, rendered the
OF October, 1923, cause between muel Dshn,y Gusf
dian Of William H. John L., sl-i Mildred Il Dabnsy PM
against Samuel II. Dabney and others, Dens - -
The undersigned Marshal the said court will self On b
premns' pear Milton in ,he county Of Ph,yivsDis on
Wednesddy the nth day IF March, 1929
If fair, if not, the next fair day Thereafter, ered OF
and two yesI., vslu,hie tract OF
Z a M ID,
Lyns on Dan Hiver eontsiuins between and esh.
hundred AGREE. Bond With approved security he rersr
ed OF me purchaser and the title retained until the payne
OF the puI money made The above tract Of lana 10
worthy the attention Of capitalists the Dan River i. nov,
nay,gaoie TO the LAM. Z. A HoLCOMBE, n.
Fen ~ "a 2awi!3wi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-21
FdT'mers Hotel for Rent.

THAT highly valuable lnodou. near tn
head OF the Main Street leading through
known the Farmers Hotel the Of each
ariah Brooks, offered for and immediate
given.
Tim Establishment win either for the aecommoda
tim Of two Families, the purpose Of
pie for Tavern, Icluye oathoue. &c
necessary for conducting business the extensive
minute detail of its advantages is deemed supuratou.,
pre,umng that hve disposed will fret refer to the
premises where all information the subject may
ed aud the rersonnbeness Of the render.
Public life. -
Manchester. Feb. 81. es-s,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-21

1--we are also authorised TO stale, that Col. ).
p. Christian, Of the county Of Buckingham, is a
Candidate for the Senatorial District composed OF
the counties of Bedford, Campbell, and Buckng
ham,
We are also authorized 10 state that poll will
be opened for Edmund PendletoD, Esq. at the
next Caroline Election as delegate TO represent
said county in the next Gen. Assembly.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-21
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE. =

The members becoming inpatient 70 get
way;hut they will not probably adjourn before next
Saturday.-The debate on the An,i-Tarif resolu-
tons has taken up much of their time during the
present week; and elected some strong and able
discussions. Nothing but the respect, which the v
owed to two Of their sister states, appealing TO
them in the most urgent manner for their opin-
ions, could have induced them to act upon this in
teresng SUBJECT at tn. very close of their Session.
The question will in all probability be taken to-
day-lnstead of giving meagre Sketch of this
Debate, we shall lay in short time copous re-
port Of the Speeches before our readers.
The injustice of the Tariff has been exposed in
the strongest colours in the course OF H. Discus.
sion. The public mind has been abused by GER
tain popular arguments this subject, which are
shamefully false-and which will be exposed in
due season.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-21
Enp TrIE EacnrrInrn

A Freebooter in The third Senatorial District of
this State, takes leave to recommend TO the voters
OF said District. as proper persons to represent
them in the Convention Of the state, 10 be assem-
bled in October next, the following named gentle
men: John Marshall and Chapman Johnson Of The
City of Richmond; John Tyler of Charles City
Comfy; and James SempIe, sF. OF che City Of
WILLIAMSBURG
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-21
Mr.. Richard Ware,

Mr.. Richard Ware,
NRAkE ,tce that SHALL the 9th day Mareh
~ at the Virginia Mills at the house Of Jess. A..
strange in bues'osham county between the hour.
clock A ID ana p NJ take tbs deposition. John Guer-
rant 4 John n Harris to he read evidence III suit in
ehsoceIy depending in 9ooshlend which phf 4
you and JOHN Ware def.. bENJA. HARRIS
|
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-21
TRCSTEL".S .S9JEI

PURSUANT to deed Of r,. executed 10 M on tho IA
Of Jan. 1922 hy Henry " sud C.borne Locket, mi
duly recorded IN the CLERKS ohce OF the Court II
Po~hatan 'hs on abe 18th day Of February 1895 that
being Powhatan court dayD the said Count.
Offer the hishs, bidder public suction cash 10
negroes tx men, and vomsn snj three chLLf.nl si,o
four horses, the property of said II. Loekeit Ia
fy debt due TO Willis Cousins OF Peters burr.
Such title only is ve.ted in trustee, vsil CONVEX
A. b. WALTHALi., Trustee
~ The above ssle postponed Thur.day the ls J,
Of March ne1t, that being the 2d day of March Powbsn
County court. a n W
Feb. %. o5-,ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-21
IT. The Editors # he Richmond Enqpirly.

- '-''''',, y U't I'IfNNfOIlW IIIIIDWFT.
Gsntlemen-i saw in your paper Of The 10Th
instant, that one Of the PEOPLE Of Poyhaisn-
had recommended four gentlemen as III persons IN
represent that District in the Convention, which
is 10 meet on the FIRST Of October nex' in the City
Of Richmond, for the purpose Of reforming our
State Constitution; and az the writer Of that ari-
ce seems dosrous that other individuals should
make recommendations. I take the liberty Of say
ing to the District, that, in my humble judgment,
Benjamin v atkins Leigh, Esu. would reuder as
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-21
For THE ENOyfREP.

To tie Non Fieehoi,icrs Of Chesterfield and
Citizens IF Manchester:
Who believe that the Ron -Freeholders have
been deprived Of their right by the bill just passed
the Legislature, in relation 10 the plan adopted to
organize Convention, are invited 10 assemble at
The Farmers Hotel in Manchester, on Wednes-
day Evening" the 18th instant, when this subject
is proposed 70 be considered.
Three Nom FTeeh yllcrs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-21

work has just hem published in thi, City, by Pleasant
Suit Of Peters burg, "rhe Farmers Aceoun;an at is iu
tended 10 produce and in the
the Old Farmer and for the psin and easy mode OF instruct
ing the young one how to keep his accounts The mode of
keeping accounts without all the complication oil merchants.
accounts but the great principle OF Dr. and Or laid down.
which The Alpha and Omega of Boot keeping"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-21
EOR THE EnroJryP Ep

beg leave 10 name four gentlemen enirnently
qualified to represent our Senatorial District in the
Convention-to wit: Chief Justice Marshall,
Chapman Johnson, Benjamin w Leigh, and John
Fyl~r. II FTeeholder If Heruico county
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-21
ron THE E.NOTyyRER

The Delegation in the General Assembly from
the Spottsyvania Senatorial District, respectfully
recommend 10 the people Of the District TO assem-
bic at their several cOnrthouses on their court
day, or at such other times may better suit
their convenience, in the month of March and 10
appoint for each county committee Of Eve per-
sons, 10 assemble at Orange courthouse the fih
Monday in March, for the purpose Of designating
suitable persons TO be voted for, TO represent tie
said Disirictin the Convention. Dsclarning the
wish right TO dictate. the Delegation hope that
the importance Of making proper selection, and
the difficulty Of concert in the short time allowed
among the people Of the District, will he their
apology for making this recommendation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-21
To The Editors Of III

To The Editors Of the Richmond Enquirer.
Genuemen-As Won have offered your columns
TO the public, for the nomination Of candidates TO
the Convention, will respectfully offer, 10 the
freeholders Of this district, the name of Gen. w.
Chamberayne Of New Kent His talents, poli,i-
cal experience, and genuine republicanism, will
qualify him for the station.
A Freebooter Of He1rico.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-21
E0R rLiE E-voLKRER.

Col. Augustine Claiborne, Of Greensvlle, will
be voted Tor as a Delegate 10 the Convention from
his Senatorial District.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-21
Re Me Edilors of he Richmond Ernnir.r.

To me Editors 0f The Richmond Enquirer.
Genlemen-I venture to propose six candi
dates 10 be run in orr Soma iorial District 10 serve
in the Convention--to wit: James Madison and
Philip p. Barbour Of Orange county; Linn Banks
Of Madison county; David Watson and Horatio g
Winston Of Lou-s county; and Waller Holiday Of
Spousylyauia county.
Il Citizen Of Lopsa County.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-21
MAN AYERS S.

OFFICE
RICHMOND DOCK LOTTERY NO. 7.
To be drawn at Richmond, Monday the I'd M,reh
prize Of $4,000 is $4,000
5000 5000
I,loO 40
1000 1000
, 800 ! ,0o
10 loo I50o
besides S30--SI5-Sle-S
Whole Tickets, S. Quarters, 81 Is
Halves, 2 80
u Orders from the country free Of ro,tssel prom,.
attended to-For chances cali al sianss err, once vsr
Of OO01 Of $1,000 Of 5000, sold 10 the ls.t
Dismal Swamp LOTTERY. "
VA It's g IrE EnTTYRE
- Under the Eagle Hotel.
rem ~ 9f-td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-21

n We are authorised TO say that Mr.. Richard
Coke, ir. of the City Of Williamsburg, will be a
candidate, AZ the ensuing election, for the Con-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-21

hE snbscrherasets for the ,sfe Pets7 shurs Nj
nuaetufing Company sud Aues Cotton Ysrp, viii wee.
regalsr supply, which OFF, Tor ssis Al the msnuf,t
.s uhce sale Proes Also h-avy Cotton shriirvs from n
Amei" Fsefn's WORKMAN M,CRUDrt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-21

crowded out Dy the rcsoIu ton the subject oi
printing the documents of Congress. 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-21

the last Osss Of The Dismal s-.mp {fite. both OF tbs
grand capitals q $4,000 ~ 00O wars sold a h
mansger'' Oaiee n. YORK, whole tickets esmPs., Of
three gentlemen.
YATES & nn'IMTYRE.
Richmond. aE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-21

To Teachers.
q GENTLEMAN qualified g. t. ch The Latin Isnru,r.
"a aud ihe common hranehes ~ Eossh els st.,r :,
Ind smploy mebt BY tsking charge 81 small school m ~.
vste family Apply 81 this oaes 80
Feb -. o. A.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-21

Errsta in remark, Of Mr.. Bernard the CONVENTION Bill
published 10 our last Fot tlabofsey, read uslevsny eI.
psnded. For between ht and the whr UNFOLD.
read withhold, For guilty Of the eisfss read
sultiess.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-21

"a T'eocker Wanted.
A GENTLEMAN who ean come we'll recon- ID :.
"a Teacher q the Latin Greek L.ngusqe and he n
branches 81 ho'he~aiie', wall find emryueot by appin
Feb. 81 or 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-21

Correspondent Of The Baltimore Patriot
5 rites under date OF the 18th from Washington
hat il is believed there, Mr.. Writ has rendered bis
r"signa ion Attorney General Of the u. States,
md that he intends to make Baltimore his future
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-21

II can scarcely he true Gas stated in the N Y.
NJ. Courier that Gen. Scott ON Learning FLASHING
ton, placed contingent resignation in the, hands
Of his friend, &c. The truth is, the General has
not vet left The City.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-17
Land for Sale .

4 Wish to sell the tract of Land on which now
n reside, lying on the Meadow Bridges Road, in
Henico County. about four miles from the City of
Richmond, containing 108 81 acres. The improve
ments on this land is two story dwelling house built
OF brick, forty feet square. kitchen wit two rooms
also of brick, with other houses all nearly new
This land lies well for improving and is bounded on
one side by the Brook Run, which affords fine maa-
dow lands. There is n creek of some size running
through the middle of this land with an equal proper
ton of wood land II is well adapted to the growth of
all kinds of grain If not sold before the 26th inst it
viii on that day he sold TO the highest bidder with
out reserve. Application to he made at Seabrook'
Warehouse, to VIM. Burton, or TO the Subscriber
ian 13-2awd THOMAS BURTON IT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-17

.TAMES WINSTON, Richmond. Accent for VIM
:. Prince, Proprietor of Linugan Botanic Garden
| view ork' nov so advan'ageousy known as thu
most extensive and valuable establishment oftbc kin,
III this county, viii receive orders for any Kind Of
Fruit or ornamental Trees, Grape Vines, FIowerinp
Shrubs, Greenhouse Plants. D'l6ous Roots &c q
JCataogIIes will be furnished .rutis, and the most
prompt g. particular attention paid TO The frarno
20 any part OF the State such articles a. persons re-
siding at a distance may order.
The Toes, Shnrbs, Vines &c. &C. ore Dnt m in
ne very best order, and may he transported many
hundred miles without injury The exnaria,,ce Of h
Agent, though limited, fully iustiiies hun III recon-
mendlng TO any person possessing but half acre of
land to procure small assortment Of vines fruit
trees, &c.' and others holding more land could not
de Eft
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-17
Vaiua6ie House s. Lot near the Poar House

patua6ie House s. Lot hear the Poor House
FOR SALE.
INTENDING to leave Richmond, offer for sale
=, the h0mse and Lot lnow occupy, near the Poor
House. The house is of brick two s,or;es b;rh
with rooms on. the first floor, and 4 ON the second;
double cellars under the whole for kitchen and lock
cellar II is well built and well finished comfortable
mousse The lot is fty-our feet front and half an acre
deep; acorner lot. There is falling spring of
excellent water within twenty yards of the house.
Among the out-houses, are a large smoke, house and
slaughter house. The insurance on the DWELLING
house is 3 900 dollars
ThRMs.-Onc half cash, the other half in twelve
months Possession will be given in April
lan2 JOHN DOYLE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-17

HIHGINIA: At mics holden in The clerks Office of tho
superior court Of chancery for the Richmond district the
Sd day Of November, 1929 Thomas Baber pit against
John s. Fleming, Isaac Curd and Jane his wife, and Samuel
Dyer il. and Martha his wife, dts.
The defendants isaac Curd and Jane his wife, and Saarul
Dyer, r and Martha his wife, having entered their appear
ance and given security according the assembly and
ta,ies OF this court and appearing by satisfactory evieoe
that they are not inhabitants of this country ordered thai
the said defendants do appear day of the mex,
january term, and answer the I'll the plaintiff and thai
cpPy Of this order be forthwith inserted some p
ushed in the city OF Richmond, for sccesveiy and
!gted at the front door of the capitol IN the said city
~ \ Testa WM G.. PEND EFrnN