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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-22
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

?
NSlLL ne sold Friday the 25d Inst e.denee of
w Jane. osnry III the county of Hanover, all per
soaai estate oi Susan Gentry, decd; counting young
aud very saluanie negroes household and kitchen
mny utensils stock Of horses, Sheep aud hogs crops
OF corn fodder aud cotton &C. Termsor all
dollars and less cash; for above amount credit
will he SLOWED purchasers till the day October on
their executing bonds with apProvrd security.
ii. ID. GENTRY, adm or of
Susan Gentry, decd
~ The above ssie will be conducted, and she busine,
connected With the administration above mentioned be
transacted by d. F. DABNEY.
Jan. IL. 1S-tdss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-22

WISH hire for the year iru,iy os,er skifui
carriage driver, aud viii hire out good boo, shoe
ksr. T. v. DANIEL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-22

Liverpool Sock salt (or SIDE.
TIME cargoofthe ship Ansefeon, expected daily from LII
l. verpool- Apply to- MessTs KERR, CASklkS, zoo.
MAXWELL TRoKES.
In Il
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-22
OXFORD .4CNDE.lTES

OXFORD ACADEMIES
VIE winter each OF these Seminaries will COIN
4 mtnee Gu the 18th Of Janusry next
The Female Acade under sup of IN,
rev Joseph Laberee, assisted by iade,
heAunns Mss h HumPhries who Music asd the
french language iDuctress OF
having taught Tor six in the Morsvisn School
past yesr. s "
he Male Academy will he under the Of
MI. James d. johnson as heretofore.
North Carona. Dec. rs. sa-wsv
NOTICE.
ME subscriber having taken his brother Jane, Crane
into psrine,hip with him, the business
on by hn'.ei will be continued, the present
SurIed by hin, ia the Of W. & J. o. Crsne
WILLIAM CRANE.
-..9Ge.---
The .uh,eiibers offer for sale, general assortment
ber OF all kinds Tor saddle
harness mst shoe thread and shoe trimmings,
s1d curriers' tools, &c. &c. &c.
COO Spanish hide,
$50 Richmond slaughter bides
Tanners oil. w. C. CRANE.
Jan .. 75-w4w
NHE General Meeting Of the Mutual Assurance
society against Fire on buildings of the State
oil Virginia, will be held at the Society's Office
in the City OF Richmond, Monday the 9th day
OF February next, at l 2 o'clock.
JAMES RAWLINGS
Principal 9gent III "A. SOciety
Jan. 10. It'd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-22

MY .TAyEHN-HoUSE, LoT, and other improve nt,
90 adjoining the Public Square, and within go 90
OF the courthouse undergoing thorough Tepsr with such
sdditfon TO make Il among the spac
convenient Establishments Of the kind in the country
completed to ~sIan the belief tina, will be ready for
tenant 10 a., the month NJ Nov next.
The E'tati'hmeBI is offered for rent for or more
years.
ger.ic->sn of experience in such business would do WE'LL
sns srefesPsuiIy invited eyauios the situation as il Is
quite CERTAIN better stand Cannot be easily obtained
believing TO he unnecessary TO thing further the
houses, than that they s unusually combining
desirable ronvenitDee To will
at low price. SAML WILLIAMS
August Is. 29-n Hnfifar couyfBon,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-22

S.0ne iIdTe on the charlottesville TuyRpike,
fcoo miles from Richmond.
THE subscriber has very large assortment o..
Stone Ware, much hanGsomer and of better
quality, than he has ever offered 10 the public be-
lore. Those who have been supplied from my
FACTORY, and others dealing in that article, in
formed, that have reduced the price OF the said
article nearly t,oenty five per cent. Specimens
may be seen at Messrs Lewis Webb & Co., An
derson Garth & Co., Mr. VIA. Allison, and s. & E.
Pleasants Warehouses-it will he packed by them
TO order and also at the Factory, where the great
est attention will De paid to selecting and packing
Orders from Town and Country, may be left at the
above named establishments.
JNO. p. SCHERMERHORN.
Nov ~ hT-uIO,y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-22

Powhs,an. Jan. !.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-02

Our Georgia friends are making
themselves merry at public expeBss.--
We find the following jsu d'esPrit in the
Augusta Courier:
"The HICKORY TREH has al length
began Ia drop its NUTS. The 6rst tive
or six that have fallen, we ere afraid
are defective. 1t is said to be the same
with HICKORY NUTS, as with other Eruit.
Some do not mature perfectIy-othsrs
fall because the limbs have been eaten
round by worms. In the present 10 :
stance, enc BRANCH is though, 10 be
defective-anothsr, we know, is EATON.
Dut, from whatever cause, they may be
now expected TO fall very rapidly. /. is
March, and the winds which Usually
prevail, will bring down the expected
fruit in showers We are told there are
multitudas in waiting to gather them up
as fast as they can be thrswn DOWN
We wish those who may be successful
in the scramble, all imaginable plea
sure in cracking them"
Mr.. Saith. jackson Senator from
South Carolina, in a debate in the Sc
nate of the United States on the 10th
Feb speaking of the changes in Office
that were anticipated, said, He tbos sht
we had better let the old set remain, AS
TIE NEW SET WOULD COME IN HUN
CRY, and must be saeted, like theis
predecessors"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-02

Bssnrs Of the bottle nowg-A society
OF ladies, in town in Ohio, have rssol-
we'd to turn a deaf ear, and encourage
their female friends TO 90 the same-to
the matrimonial addresses OF any man,
who is known TO drink ardent spirits
periodically, or on any public ocCa
sion" AS this is the highest penalty
so which man can be subjected in e.
vlhzed society, we must not doubt, that
perseverance, IN that course, by the
fair, will be attended with the desired
effect The greatest difficulty will be
in carrying the law into operation. In
the main. the edict is both laughable
and politio, but in extreme cases-,hai
is, when little spirit is mixed with
much afe ctsn---it is to be feared, the
judges will temper a modicum Of mer-
oy with thsir justice. Sensibility to
human suffering, in every form, is one
Of the most beautiful and constant at.
tributes Of the softer sex. This char
acteristic is admirably portrayed by
one of their own sweet poets, 10 The
lines below. which by the way, contain
one of the most striking and beautiful
SMILES in our language:
''NOr esse nor peace that heart can know,
Which, Hike the needle true,
Turns at the touch of others woe,
And turning trembes too"
This is an attribute TO be loved; but
il is not one to enable the judge to rs-
main memorable and immovabls, when
the repentant sinner is at her feet, suing
for mercy Bait Patriot.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-02

Donald M'Donald. the sco,cS,
whs has Numbered upwards Of l,o
years was sent 10 the House of Indn'
try on Saturday Of lasl week, in a ss'.
Of intoxicstion. He had been sofgs,.S
10 g at large bot four days preyio0.
and Turing two Of them was seen :.
bout our streets, drunken bravl.,
A striking admoniiiOn is here pvessr
ted 10 the young in contemplating ,
human being in whom the lapse Offo,
ty years beyond the "threescore wear,
and tenn has not extinguished d.,
grading propensity, which makes h.
snowy locks an object Of merrinseI
and derision, instead of reverence ana
wondering attention. Subdue, Will.
young inordinate desires: SO when fan
ness Of years shall come upon Won
may your approach to The grave Be
serene and full of honor Boston PAT
riot
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-02

The papers are now repeating state.
msnts of the suffering, the starvation,
s. freezing of the poor in Philadelphia;
let them also repeat that in the asesunts
Of the Guardians Of the Poor of that
city, is one item of about $500, for
Gaardians' dinners and one of S45 for
CigaFsl- GALAXY.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-02
LIVERPOOL, Jan. Q.


D:spGtck.-A gentleman who arrived
at Liverpool on Saturday. BY the Silas
Richards packet ship, in nineteen days
from New YORK., expressed ih a striking
manner, the rapidly with which that
loDg voyage (nsarly S2Oo miles) is new
performed. i left New Yerk,' said be,
the ,0eek before lGst'
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-02

The Baltimore papers state that Ls" ",
Goodtoin has bsen appointed 5PprSM,s ~.
for the port Of Baltimore, vice
HasleIt, removed.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-02
ECONOMY
"RETRENCnMENTn
"REFORM +! ~
CHAPTER RI.
GS9,O00
TEROWN AWAY.
OF THE PEOPLES MONEY

Thomas r Moore, of Kentucky, has
been appointed Minister to Colombia,
IN the place of General Harrison, re-
called. General Harrison left the u.
). for Colombia in October or Nevem.
Der last. He received an eutit, agreea
bly, to law, of Ssoe0 - He has hardly az.
rived at Colombia, before he is super
seeded by Thomas p. Moore, an obscure
and we are told an incompetent snan, 10
whom
Another Nine Thousand
has to be paid, as an GU iFiT; m akius
two oothts of S9so0 each. and salary
of Ss00o-total tcenty seven thousand
dollars of.be PEOPLES MONEY, ex
pc nded in one year for that mission
s00o of which to re ward low election
eering brawler.
General Harrison is well known in
the western country as the hero of Tip
peeanoe, the hero of The Thames, &c
&c. He was one of gen, Wayne's most
faithful officers, and is emphatically the
hero Of 1--WE wars. Ii is thus that be is
requited for his services Stsu Her.
The President has, we are informed,
determined to re call Gen. Harrison,
our present minister 10 Colombia, and
appoated the Hen. T 2. Moore to 6il
bis place This is, we suppose, what
the Pres ident aud his friends mean by
'rej orns." Scarcely has General Har
rlson reached his place of destination,
when be is 10 be re called and Ten
Moore, who is not halt his equal, sent
out in his place, with an out6t and sa.
larry of $4,000. Thus this snug little
sum is completely lost to the govern
rnent,to make a place for a pastizan who
is not halfse we'll qualified as the one
in office Kentucky ChrOn.
I'm ercellent ckaYactsr.-yt gives us
real pleasure TO copy the following ac
count of late Session of the Legisla-
sure Of the State Of Ohio.
"The Legislature of Ohio, adjourned
en- the I2th ult. after session OF about
20 days, during which 1873 laws and 40
resolutions were passed. Amidst the
excitement produced by the late Pre- 81
dental contest, and the auspicious feel.
ings consequently existing. II is, re-
marks the State Journal bestowipg no
slishtpraise on the last General Assem-.
bly,, TO state. that of the numerous sub.
jeets on whicA they have been required
to act, few or none, with the exception
only Of those Immediately connected
with the most important official appoint,
ments, have bsen discussed on party
grounds. Those Of a purely legislative
character appear to have been decided
solely on their own merits, without any
reference TO the political predile otions
OF the members with whom they hsd
originated. These facts are no less
honorable TO the character of our State
than to the patriotism and intelligence
of her population. They shsw thathew
ever much we differ as to men, we are
nearly Of the same opinion as to meas
ures.- Geauga Gasstts.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-02

Coed Notion A wriier in Phil
adelphia paper proposes to the people
of Virginia, to engraft on their new
Constitution, a proviso, that no per'oa
born after the year 1920, shall be al
lowed TO vote at any election who can
not read and write.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-12
NOTICE.

NHE subscriber will sell privately hi, Of land IN
Bedford county, situated the north and south forks of
Goose Greek, aud the main road leading from Lynchburs
Buford contain, about 400 acres, Of which
cleared The part which uneieared, except very small
portion, excellent tobacco land or the cleared land
acres are low grounds of the first quality the
remarkably Cine high land This Of the best of
ton of tobacco and all kinds Of grain lies kaby well
an very free from onei divided would make very
handsome tracts, which shall he doue If those
wish IT. Person, wishing purchase apply to
or 10 Capt Buford, residing the tract VIII. IRVINE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-12
EDUCATION.


f'HE Subseriber' school will be opened al his
~ the upper part Of King William County, 18Th
Of Janssry next, aud continued TIL the 18th of Dec follow
ing, With the exception Of month for vacation which
will he taught, the Latip Greek, French, Ishan, Spanish
aud English Language embracing in the last, all
~ branches, preparatory for COLLEGE. Board Washing
Qhe bOsdet, furnishing their beds, bedding esndls
seventy dolias; tuition Latir Greek French Italian or
Spsuiib go, IN Mathematics, Algsbrs Surveying $40
aud Spelling, Reading, Wrhing Arh mec English Gran
mar, Geography, History, &c. 3f5
Those who disposed to cOufde their children 10 my
care, may rely the setest site nons beng paid Their
religious and moral improvement, their corduc,, both 10
aud out % sch JOl aud to their health and Cleanliness
The subscriber has engaged Nj. Robt Temple watbmsy
to unriie with him n 'he labor Of instruction.
Mr. Gustbu,ey has lately completed bis educston al the
University Of Virginia. lie suiable young
iy steady IA bis habits, aud uhsl elninsny qualified
instructor line, addressed to the subsefber
King william County, Vs, will be attended TO-
THOMAS DABNEY.
DcrreU, Riux Wism, Dec. % 7O-wet
NNN,ILB he cold publicly, 10 Zoe bghest biudef,
w Town Thurs6sy the 18Th day Of month Feb
Ia fs " not, the fsir day, Sunday eSoePtedJ sbou
iveaty likely negroes consisting Of men, women, hoy. gfI
o. many vii the so, due from Che estate Of Edwin
toy, deed, 10 credit sir month, will he ailose
the purchaser swing bond 9th spprcEsd uri,y
ELIZABETH NOTIFY, Adms
With the will annexed
Of Edwin Motley.
Kirt Queen, Jso.a a. sswiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-12

.qnn,tdi meeting gfthe Bible Society Of Trginia.
Ist ESOLVED, that the Ite.nth Ann ver,sry Meeting
~ Of til. Bible Society Of Virginia, be held Trinity
Church IN this city, the first Tuesday (7ih April
at the hour Of 10 O'clock A. ~; and bs the Recording Sc
oreaTy give ube of the same, su,iliaIie
to send del gates TO said meeting from minute,
Of eb. 5, 1929 JAS GRAY, Rec. Sec.
Bible Societies hIoughot the State will confer favor by
communicating such Information q. they may deem useful
and Auxiliary Soces particularly requested to msse
and forward he reports TO the Rev. Stephen Taylor,
corresponding Secretary before The It Tuesday 10
April next. JA'S GRAY Rec See.
Fec.7.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-12

" The ENQUIRER Is published twice q week generally
and three times week during the session Of the State
tsPriee the heretofore, Five Dollars per ,nnu,
.,S ~, 5. IL ., rS.
tee ths safety 81 rsnins then BY .ailiihs PsaEs si
tsrs being paid, by the writer's.
No paper will be disc 'nnusd (but the icrstsa Of
BE Editors) until all have bssu paid up.
q Whoever will guarantee the payment Of nine
shAlI have the tenth CRATIC
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
II Oas square, Oh nssrtio rs sents-sash
esntinuance, 50 cents.
advertise inserted, until either bsen paid
or assumed by person this city. snvuon,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-12
Li6ey{U EiiI for Sofe.


NGURSUANr to deed Of ust bearing date the 2Gh day
n OF December IN the year 1926, aud duly admitted 10
Albert o. McCaIty and Lucinda u. hi, wife
for the benefit 81 George McCary .ha the Premis.
e on the 2oh day Of March 1929 fair the first fair da
thereafter sell and dispose OF in fee simple public
to the bdds for ready money! that tract Of
land called aud known by the Of Liberty H situated
aud being Richmond county, Val $40 acres,
less with all the buildings
and the appurenanees Of kind h.eto belonging
the purposes specified in said trust deed.
This tract we'll deserves the confederation of those whu
may wish to purchase land-N has two story double
house, containing six rooms with fire Places large pa.a
large rooms and an entry to Of the there FIRE
place. also good Kitchen smoke house, dairy, stable
and store house and house, said land The said
act about 80 OF high andhe low grounds,
and CT the latter about 100 Of white yak swamp
The said Mansion House about mile from Moratico
creek, aud two miles rom the Rapphnnoek river
every derived from our salt
n healthy situation, and we'll situated for suy profession,
being the public roads aud Rye seeded
invited to the mses psvou, 10 the day Of sale
shall convey 'ueh title only "a se; S u me :, trustee.
Farnham church, Jan. "a ss-td.
STeY TAVERN HOUSE, LOT aud other improve IN nls,
"a adjoining the Public Square, aud within so SO yards
OF the Courthouse, (audergops thorough repair, with such
Establishments Of the kind the country far
completed, to warrant the bsef will be ready for
tenant IN all the month OF Nov. next.
The Establishment offered for rent for
years.
Gentlemen of experience in such business. would do
and are respectfully invited to examine the situation,
quite certain better stand be easily obtained
Relieving TO be unnecessary Thing further of the
houses than that they unusually spacious every
desirable convenience To h:t rate tenant they will be
at low price. SAM'L WILLIAMS,
August Is. 29-n Haiifar courthouse.
E,HE Subscriber ha. opened house private ~
ment at the well known stand OF Hunters tavern
main road leading from Hehmondto Lynchbus, and fifteen
pIe, from the latter plac. where prepared
commods,e travellers. ALLEN JOHNSON.
an.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-12

by virtue OF deed OF trust executed by WIN. Doug as,
- OF record IN the once IL Newkent county court, Shall
ior the purposes therein mentioned sell premises,
the zsth day Of Feb, that valuable x mill lying In the
county OF Ne~ttut, called the Windsor Shade. Mil attach
ed to winch are ii6 of land Terms
on the day. shall convey such title only
trustee. RIO. CHRISTIAN, Trustee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-12

yHORT WINE in casks Of dozen hotties each
* Madeira Wine IN quar- ter r half quarter casks
London Porter l. Brown Stout in pit 4 Of bottles
Crates Of Esrthen Ware assored- Sdy Wrought Nails
English White Lead aud patent shut
Quart, pint and d 8 OF. bottles
TIN plste in boxes, IS cross Braxiers Copper
British r. German oznaburss, de-
Liverpool filed sacks Of ssh-for sale by
&. s.. A. WARWICK.
Tan. w6vs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-12

FIELD dyvD G.dRDE.N' SEEDS.
SitHE Subscriber has hand, and daily receiving
~ large supple, Of fresh Clever ac Grns, Sttds OF all the
varieties used by the Fsrms generally lie has wise for
sale az extensive assortment OF the most approved kinds
Hchtn Garden Seeds OF the CROP sised by careful
aud experienced euivaior ~bch FOR purity Of kinds and
certainty OF vegetation he confidently not inferior
TO those sold at any other ton-
s,ts part, Of the different kinds OF Bes Beans
Oabbsges, Celery, Carrot L.uees, Melons, Na.tui
Currd CIess, Pasley, Par nps, Hsd,hs Squs,he Satisfy
Spinach, SeuIyy Grass Frfups, rUmstos with nsny other
ARTICLES sot here sted soj addition shove be
has recently received frCm bghy respectable aud eIre.
eneed Horlieutura ~ England assortment oftbe finer
kinds Of Cabbage SEEDS, such CaulAoue Bfcec0li
teIss Early York, SugaTioa Ssvoys, Red Petng, &c;
which being raised out 81 nsghbouhood Of each otht
been preserved TO Their DOT.
dir city from the soil, al very short notice.
~ Orders executed With care favourable terms by
GEORGE NJ. COATES,
No. 10, Market ST. Philadelphia
Feb. r. s9--w6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-12
NfIiSlS H[TGHE2

IS E5PEorFULLY ofOrm' the public, this, her Seminary
49, for the instruction Of young Lsdes,
Ia iust; 10 which will be tsugm the following brsnehe,
orthogsphy tesdiug, Writing, Ah nee, English Grsuu.r,
Geography Natural and Moral Philosophy, History, Ohrono
ogy, Bellies Lse aud Composition The French Language
aud Music will be taught, q wished. Bosdrs will he
ceyed at $50 per session. for board snd tuionj Wishing
doI Lodging 20 dolls The session consisting Of 10 months,
Day pupil, IS do per sesou, Fuel ID Scots All Necessary
attention vii be Psd 10 the health and Of The young
Ia RES Oct. 3. ST.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-12
TRUST SALE.
Land, Siaves, sc. for Sale.

Land, Slaves, Sc. TOR Sale.
virtue Of three several deeds trust OF record
~ iotte Oce, executed by Capt Stephen Bedford
suhscrbers tor DentVnsd will be cold the
highest bidde al the residence VI said Bedford the County
Of Charlotte, miles south Of the courthouse "Wednesday
the 18th Of February next valuable Tract OF Land
ed Twittie creek, estimated SOS considered
aud comfortable buildings Of every Jr the
inodatiou Of family, aud Tor plantation purposes beautiful
aud healthy good waller, and e,ghbourhood
good society the State Of Virgins. The
worth the attention IL any disposed settle the
try further description deemed unneceayj person
wishing to will apply TO either Of the subscribers
Capt Bedford, residing toe who will shew the
laud terms made known ON the day OF saie.
AT tue aud place, will be sold credit until
the Is, day June between so 40 likely family
Eres, anoDs them wcmen boys aud girls
monty likely and valuable, icing the OF large
Der of negroes Of whom would offered sale
from necessity Those who wsh purchase negroes for their
advised attend this SALE where thought
exposed sale tins country Also the place,
w be sold the stock OF HORSES cattle, and hugs
ton Tools household and kitchen furniture, crops corn
fodder wheat aud Wagons ear aud riding carriage,
aud articles tedious omeniOn also credit until
the LIST day June all above dollars, pur
chasets giving bonds with approved security, all
dollars aud under The will ceItsny take place
the day appointed aud will continue from day day, until all
IS soiL Tue titles land and property ndisputabls, but
such titles only vested in by sand deeds will he
veyed 10 purchasers.
MATTHEW WILLIAMS, Truss
JNO. NJ. DANIEL. { tees
The ebrve sale is made by my consent. 8. BEDFORD.
J,n. "a. s3- I'd,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-12
Jan. 49, "a ,,e,s

In Han0per County Court, Sept. 2Ith,. 1928.
IE AVID SPlcER, Robert q. SpIc-r, DAVE Spicsr and
~ Lucy Spcer, the three last OF whom are CHI Idr,n OF
Bsnja%,n sPeer d.e'Ji ohessy ThaeLer Polly his wife
formerly Folly SPictr, and " IN. Johnson Fsncs. h
WIFE formerly Ftsnce. Srieer, which said 6,t MENTIONED
David snd Benjamin 6PeeI, Polly ThackeT aud FIsnes
johnson, we're children Of David sPeer dee'd, pits.
sgainB
NsbsnIe Dckenson, adnor de hons non Of David Sretr
decd, John DAVIS aud Susona bs wife, formerly Susanna
SpeeF Thomas w. SPeer, Henry spiteI, john L. Sim, ana
E'rabeh has wife, formerly Elizabeth Spcer, dtts-In
Chaacery "
THIS day III. plaintiff, ny their COUNSEL and the b,
aud snswsr OF the defendant, Nathaniel Dickeu,on adj
mor de bonis non OF David SPiesr deca beng fled aud
the other deiendaIt not having entered their
aud given security according to the Act Of Assembly aud
rules OF this court, AMI Appearing Othe satisfaction
court that they not inhabitants Of this ah
the motion Of the plaintiffs ordered that the said defen
dsnis John DAVIS and Susanna his wife, Tboma. W. Spcer
Henry SpiceI, John l.. Sims and Elizabeth wife
here on The h' day OF March court DtI,, and sn,v.r the
plaintiffs said bi snd that copy VI this order be forth.
with inserted IN the Enquirer, newspaper published in the
city ofR'chmond, for two onths and that an
other copy be posted at the 'front.' door OF the
county. copy. Tese
PHILIP b. WINSTON, c. He.
ina 3,