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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-23
II SPIRIT OF '76.

A veteran OF the revolution in BePk'
shire county, Ms, whose character
has long been without rcpraach, wa'
= visited 500 after the formation of {
Temperance society in his town, an,
respectfully invited to co operate witt
them in their work. He replied, very
kindly. 81 beg you will excuse me
gentlemen. | honour your motives
and approve your proceedings, and
hone YOU will have great success. Blu
Old people don't change easily learn
ed to dlink when | was ! n The army,
and have always been IN the habit Of
taking a little ia moderator, as you
know, gentlemen; and nov IN my
old age, it seams like a necessary
comfort, aud I eau hardly tbiok o.
giving it up. hope yea will succeed,
and .ha, the next generation Wal De
wiser than their fathers; hat really
Cenllemsn, | think the old soldiers
must be excused
The committee withdrew, perhaps
a little sorry to fail IN obtaining me
name Of SO wershy a man, bot with no
diminutien OF their respect or affection
for one whom they all veueratsd as .
tathsr.
A few months afterwards they vi
sitad she old man again and said,
"We have ceme to see you again, sir.
for we find ourselves ia a difficulty.
W. go TO our neighhors who drink.
aud are in danger OF drinking too much,
and endeavour to persuade them to
give i, up But hey I'll say, Judge
-- drinks, and why should not we
drink" The spirit Of rs was touch
ed. Give me your paper, gentlemen"
said the patriot; "is shall never De said
that an old seventy. sixer was found to
stand in the way Of . measure SO ne
cessary for his country as The temper
ance reformation. have conquered
the British, and ! can give up drink
ing. If my Oame or example can de
any good, hey are at your service"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-23
$50 ACRES,

on which Smith Slaughter, c,Nc'd. resided q.
many years before his decease.
Terms ofsale: Four thous, - and sevestr
nm dollars in haud-the pure "a ser to reta.
out Of the residue, one third o. t ne whole pa,
chase money, during the life of u IS EIizaisa
Showslier, widow of Joseph showa4uv, he i
lerest OF which is to be paid 10 her vnasll
in lieu sfher dover in said land-the 81 w q
naming to be paid in two equal snhusl pr
ments; the purchaser 10 give bonds and 4 II
of trust on the pre- misses to secure 10 Mrs. a
walter the due pay ment Of the ~interss, d. 4
her life, and to the heirs the due payme,, !.
the aforesaid one third Of the purchase mo-.
after her death. as well ss 10 secure The ~
last payments. Possession ofthe land TO be- d.t,
cred to the purchaser on tie LIST day OF As,i
1880. JOHN & NACUf
.ha,shal IF he District Court Of Chaarig a
June II, l6<S. Hiaeaeae.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-23
n

On the l7lh dit. John Keck visited his son
Henry Keck, in Wilkesbarre, Pennsylvania,
both OF whom we're addicted 20 intemperance-
quarrel ensued. when the father struck bis
son with a hoe, end cut him badly 10 the fore
head; at which the son seized a gun and shot
him through the breast,-he died instantly
The young man is in prison, awaiting his trial
for the horrid deed s.
From the Wyoming Herald.
Fill up the cup, the bow the glass,
with vine and spirits high;
And We will drink While round they pass
To-Hce aud Misery!
Push quickly round the draught again,
Add drain the goblet low.
And drink in revsifY's swelling strain
To-ReasOzs ouerthr0ae!
Fin, fill agsin.-fl higher still!
The glass more warmly press
Fill up and drink and hl
To-Hsn1n Beusthnessf
Push rouad. push round in quickest +oms-
The lowest drop be spent,
In one loud round to-CHibt and erTnae-
And-Crime'sj hs, Punishment.
Fill, & agaiu!-hll 10 the brin,
Fo-Loss If honess fame!
q .5f--det pes ql-tT-while now ee drink
Or .gives' ant ch.idren's saaaiet
Push round, push round. with iondest cheer,
Of gnIFth aud reyehy-
We drink to-Jfonan's s,gks and tears,
lad CAskd,ea's P0vsrgI
Fillnp the glAss-dl ,et more high!
Ihas soon meier let us part
Stop moi az wnmao's tear and Ugh,
Gse-Beqwi5'o broken heortf
oncs more! while power shalt yet remain,
k.'eR with its latest breath,
Drink to Disease and Fair,
Ind Lnfamy and DseA!
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-23

Worcester, July A. On Tuesday last,
at Fitchbutg, MIR John Daeis, a work
man in the paper mill of Gen. Leonard
Burbauk. while engaged in some nsces,
sary duty about the gearing of the mill.
was caught and instantly crushed to
death between the fly wheel and trun
die head. The first notice which the
pc Ople in the mill had of The accident
was by the sudden stopping of the mill
when. upon locking fer the cause, the
unfortunate man was found in the stu
alton aforementioned. 1t is supposed
that, while standing near the wheel, and
reaching forward for some purpose, the
apron which be had on was caught BY
the cogs of the wheel, and he was thus
drawn where he was instaRtaneously
crushed to death,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-23

Fifty years ago--En seventy years
the people OF Great Britain have al ;
vsnced full eight millions. In twenty
Eve years, the number Of inhabited
houses in England aud Wales alone
have advanced one half Fifty years a
go. The very existence Of canals vas a
matter Of increduiity. Fifteen millions
ofpublic wealth have now been profta
bly, absorbed by these mighty duets; aud
at least half as much more is at this
hour destined for their formation. FIT
~ years ago, there was hardly a steam
eUgins in the kingdom. There cannot
now be less than twelve thousands; a
creation of pewer equal to at least a
quarter of a million Of horses; an eneE
~ which, ina single day, would have
raised up tha grea, Pyramid Of Egypt
Fifty years ago, our annual export Of
manufactured cotton did not AMOUNT to
a quaiter Of a nil oas in valued 1t has
now swollen to nearly thirty millions --
In the same period. our exported wool.
lens, in defiance Of Saxon, prussian,
'5pdbi5uS duu AulcIiCbS SCtHRFk3kiOU,
have advanced more than two millions.
Fifty years ego, our exports Of linens
were about four millions of yards; they
are now nearly forty millions. Fifty
years ago. the whele.value of our ex-
ported produce, both native and foreign,
was Just fifteen millions Of money: the
value of British produce exported, a
Ions, is snow more than fifty millions A
hundred and fifty years ago, says old
Tucker. there were only two or three
vessels 10 Scotland above two hundred
tons; our whole tonnage is now more
than a quarter of a million, employing
twenty thousand souls. A hundred aud
fifty years age, says Chalmers, the
whole navy of Britain did not amount TO
a hundred thousand tons; it is now at
least three millions Of tons; employing
about.two hundred thousand souls.
EGG. paper.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-23

on this 'eve color shall br.ng 10 mind
the prelogatives Of our state. and of the
duty we v Kasklasko, Pulaski, De
Kalb and the rest OF our forefathers
who bled and died foe the Invisible
rights of Ameriky. Has Georgia not
cause to stand By her arms?' Is soc not
consulted; invested OF her territories
and trampled down upon under the
feet of Gin'rai Government and the
men of the coaIitionl Is she not held
up 10 confusion; and, as Jack Spear
says, do they not bite the thumbs 10
scorn? Yes, ma'am: but we're the
boys for defending state rights, ADD
Creek or Cherokee, or any other of the
Animalgermation party shall not make
us bulge an inch. loud cheering. ]
Nv constitutes have elected me 10 the
Legislator; they know i'm rail oppe;i.
toner, and therefore have alliance in
my integrity, feroo ministrstion men is
to be impended upon: therefore, | will
say that all who march under this flag
shall be for Jackson or may | be id,
if III take il! May be you don't know
what cotruptions doings are going on
TO iniure our candetdate, who is fstti
callg called the Cincy Nalty, (tha. be
ing the name of brave Cherokee chief,
waa d.ed Of eating Wild parsDips) They
say that he killed SIX militia men. and
served them up at the iec;ioneerIng
barbecue; that he shot a man IN coel
blood: that he traduced tue affections
of bis wife from another a aad So
forth: but it's a lie and Pun muscle and
bone for the fellow That says it isn't!
And, who are them that supports the
fninistraiionr Their deeds will give an
apswer They have forged letters;
theJ have Fabricated lies; they have
bribed newspapers the vinicles Of pub
liosderiBiob; they are constituting and
tasSytyipg a woollen's bill, which will
exariminater southern trade; they are
shaking lands WITH the niggets Of lhe
ssgcilorYott4eyti, and aiding and alb
betteihrgstbe 5nglish in making the
Gfeekstas eo3rupslons as themselves
They ~are IeegaeI ,ssvith one Colonel
Trade, a sok Hartford coaventiuaer;
they"re playing billiards; they are eat
ing pnblic d'nners wasting public peas,
nix and paper; -and travelling in sta &c.
coaches! Whose here thatrwill say these
ERE doings IS not isnomioious? loud
sbouts.l %tiurra! my boyss Georgians
is pluck-down with the ADMINISTRATIONS;
up with old Cincy Natty ready: aim
iire!"
No soonar was the word given than
he insurgents Of death answered with
a p~op--bsng -whiz BOOM which her
ANONYMOUSLY blended with the Instrument
bang-rub a Observation-Disclosures
tomato ia ia, while the company scam
pered off the field.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-23
DIR. Carroll n. Macgill,

FoRMAN'S FERRY, Mouth Of Optek'n'
THE subscriber informs the public, maj y
has a new FERRY, BOAT in good eiosi
for conveying of Wagons Carriages, &c nf'
the Po,omac River and the Opeckon CTets
II will be found to be the nearest road iV TN
M~artinsburg TO Boonsbopo', iiagelstown. "
Transport, &c. also, the nearest and mosl ois
road from She pherdstown, Charleston,
by way of Wiilismsport to the CumDsf'A
road.-It will be attended to by
March 5-tf. JAMES
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-23

FsNRUot oALE.-By virtue Of IA Deed q
IL Trust executed ny John GaIlaber and
Ana his wife, beoeIpg date the 18Th day OF Au
gus, 1922, and recorded in the Berkeley cou1t,
couF', viii be SOLD to the highest bidder, TO;
cesdy money at the Court House of Berkeley
rounty, On the 10Th day ct August next, beng
court dsy, a certain Lot or part Of 2 lot OF
ground, situate IN the To gn Of Martinsburs
at DE junction of Martin and German streets,
The sad property IS to be sold to satisfy the
sanfof ga -, with interest thereon frsm the
l3h day Of August, 1922, and the costs. of
sale &C. DIED WAITE. Trustee.
yu!Y 9.-4w
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-23
FOR SALE

EN- Pursuance Of a decree made al u.
Il last term Of the pistFiet Court Of Chs,r,-,
held at Winchester. ir The suit Of Hamt,,,
Jeferson, executor Of Smith Slaughter, d.,
sgains, Joseph showaIier's aduiaistrstars y
heirs, I shall expose 10 prblic sale, by sOcucs
On Tuesday Ire 29h day Of Jagy,
at the front door of nv. Bucfmsser's tavern /
Chsries,own, jefferson county that besotfl
and improved Farm, continuing about
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-23
HENRY SEIBERT.
I,H@xE EOTVrE

FhFHAi on Saturday, tht gu CT A0gus, ReX,,
a bet~ean thehours of s in the morning
ana . IN the afternoon, at the house in which |
reside, in hu,ier county. Ohio, I will, BY Yirrue
OF a general and spee,al commission obtsined
rom the county court OF Berkeley, ahd dlrec
ted TO two justices OF he peace for the county
ct Better, Ohio, proceed 30 take the depos,-
sons Of Jehn r, Wright, John Vaughan, VII
ham Vsughan. and others, to be read in evi
dence IN a quit now depending IN sad county
coaft OF Berkeiey, in which you ara complain.
ant. and John I. Wight, myself aud otheis are
defendants.
JAMES SHIELDS.
July 9, 1929.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-23
RICHARD i BYRD,

.fTFoRaET M Ian,
EN addition to the corrts of Frederick
II and Jefferson, in which he has heretofore
pfactised, VIII for the future regularly attend
the Superior and Inferior courts tor the county
of Berkeley. !
Winchester, july 2, 1879 st.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-23

FrG.ricnte a man named Se'dy
Jamp, residing al Hillsboreugh. Car
oline county, Nd, discharged q gun at
bis brother on Thursday last. which oc
casioned his death. The murderer had
previously declared bis intention to do
the deed; ana he went accordingly to
his brotber's dwelling, called him out,
and INSTANTLY put his threat into execu.
tioh.
An inquest was held on the Sd inst,
in the upper part of Talbot county, Md.
over the body Of Mr. Nathan Kerns. -
Verdict OF the jury, death from two
stabs received by a knife from a negro
man named jim Barnet, the property of
John Council Esq The negro, we
understand, has abscOnded.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-23


VIRGLNLA.-In the Superior Court ofChan
Gerry holden 10 Winchester, Wednesday, De
cember 10, 1928.
Jacob Clawsen, PainaF,
Jacob H4mme and Abraham d Long, ex'rs
Of jacob FAMINE, deed. Elizabeth Hamme,
widow Of said decd. Jacob Hsmne, Albert
Stephen and LYDIA his wife, Abraham D Long
aud Elizabeth his wife, and William Gowson
and Louisa his wife. heirs and deVlsee, OF Jacob
Hsmme, decd. Defendants.
AWE defendants, jacob Hamme and Abra
ham ID. Long, ex'rs. Of Jacob Hsmme,
decd. Elizabeth Hamme, widow Of said deed.
jacob Hamme, Abraham D.Long aud Elizabeth
his wife. having been duly served With the cub.
pGna in this Cause, and four months having
espsed since the return thereof, and they not
having filed their answers aud publication being
duly made and proved as to the defendants
Albert Stephen and lydia his wife, and vii
liam rowson aud Louisa his wife, and they
falling to appear and give security and file their
a sgers. This cause came on to be hssrd upon
tn bill and eyhibrs and order OF publication
Observation-Disclosures the SAID jacob Ham.
me, one ct the said executors, fled bis answer
% which the plaintiff replied, and the plaintiff S
bill is taken for confessed as 10 the other de-
fs ,dants, and The sad answer shelving no good
cslse TO the contrary, the court doth decree
and order that a Comm ssionet Of tins court do
examine, state and settle the admin. account
Of the said jacob Hampe, decd witt SAID ex'fs.
and also he amount OF the Plaintiffs claim,
$. eating all matters specially deemed pertneh,
By himself or reqn,ted by e.ther Of the parties
to be 50 stated, and make report thereof 70 ,be
court IN Order TO a final decree.
C~opy.-Tesle,
DAN'L LEE, &C.
The parties IN the above cause are hereby no
lied that | hall attend at the Globe Tavern,
in Mastiasburs, on Tuesday the Ito day OF
August next, Cor the purpose Of executing the
above order Of reference, when and where they
will attend with their evidence ard vouchers
The case viii be adjourned from day to day
until completed LA talSGN WAITE,
Com'r CA'y 4ist. Court WincfeS'er
Jn'g 9, 1879.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-23
SPRING AND
Summer Goods;

carefully selected from the late %srr,s, es,nsa
6 sling Of British, French. India ara ,nsr,
Goods: together with an excellent oreef
Of Domestic Goods, Banneis, Hsa, ~@cefr.,
Glass and Stoneware, Hardware osm,,tj
Liquors, Paints. &c Which he IS sst, {
10 sell al such prices as cannot tan U h as
esFnestiy requests ali persons slsn'ns
chase. 20 give him a call. uocMIRE,
ApriI9.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-23

Cows should always be treated with
great gentleness, and soo,hed by mild
usage, especially when young and tick
fish, or when the uddeTs are tender, in
which case they ought TO be fomented
with warm water before milking, and
touched with gentleness; otherwise the
COW will be in danger Of contracting bad
habits, become stubborn and u%nruly,
and retaining her milk ever after. A
cow never gives down her milk pleas
antly to the person she breads or dis.
likes.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-23

Neoo sort Of Swine The auihor
OF Cleaning an husbandry. an En-
glsh work OF merit. says, There is
an animal kept tame in someo fthe East
India Islands, called Barry ,oussa. OF
the same genus as The comnon swine;
which, If it would bear our climate
would he an useful animal, as ID lives
solsly on herbs ana the leaves oftrees,
and never ravages gardens like swine;
the flesh is well tasted"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-23

We hak the forogp&.kEeeh Of a militia
training among QUE stray papers land present
II TO the public, as it was written about two
years ago. The scene is laid in one OF the
Southern States, IS IT WIS., then, nHamed by
party animosity, AMI the soil Of orators OF all
ranks and opinlons.-Bs,nmore EfnerGf
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-23
RE OVAL

THE undersigned respectfully infol ms n' h
toners and the public gererai}, .ns,
has removed his Store, 20 the room " 4,
opposite his old stsrd, formerly oecup;
HIM IS a Warehouse, where he IS now op'
a handsome and general assortment Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-08

VlR re Sa At Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of
District, the Bird day of August 1929.
John Robertson, Esq. Attorney General of the Com
nonweah OF Virginia, for andlon behalf of said Com
hohweaith, Pitts
against
Mary W. Ricks, James Winston, Pleasant Winston
Nathaniel Winston, Elizabeth Clarke, Hazett X vie and
Lucy his wife, George Winston, Amelia Winston, Tho
mas b. Winston and Virginia j. Winston children and
heirs OF George Winston, dec. the last being in
iants, Judicth Winston, widow and VIM. D. Wren, adj
ministraor Of the said George Winston, decd David
Bullock, James Shppard, Edmund b. Crenshaw, N. C..
Crenshaw, Benjamin Sheppard and Charles Copeland,
Defts.
The defendant Thomas b. Winston, not having enter
ed his appearances and given security according to the
Act OF Assembly and the Rules of this Court, and 1t APP
Pcarng by satisfactory evidence that he is moi an inhab-
tant OF this country 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 pub
ishcd in the city of Richmond for two months success
svcly and posted at the front door Of the Capitol in the
said City, A Copy Teste
VIM. G.. PENDLETON, C. C..
OCT iV' 45-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-08

H N CHANCERY-At rules held in the Clerks OF
nee OF the County Court of King and Queen the oil,
Of October, 1929.
William a. Garnett, Ptf
against
Isaac Burnat and Thomas Garnet, Dcfts
The defendant Isaac Burnett, not having entered his
appearance and given security according the Act of
Assembly and the rules of this Court appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is inabtant this
Country Ii is ordered that the said defendant do app
here on the second Monday in January next, and
answer the bill of the plaintiff, and that copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper publish
ed in the city of Richmond for two months successive
y, and posted at the front door of the Courthouse this
County Copy Teste.
ROBERT POLLARD, Jr. d. c.
oct. IL 51-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-08

u N CHANCERY AT rules lie hi i'm the CIe,k's Of
n hce OF Mecklenburg County, the first Monday in
Sept. 1929
Philip Rainey, adm'or OF VIM Manning dec Chas
Baskerville George ID. Baskerville, and VIVA r. Basker.
W.T. late merchants aud partners trading under the firm,
and style OF Charles Baskerville s. Brothers, and Jane.
Bruce and Beverly Sydnor, late merchants and part.
ners trading under the firm and style OF Bruce Sgd
nor, Pltns
against
Lucy Num- Saiudy Num-, Elvira Nunn, Jas. Mum,
ana Lewis Nunn, DefLs.
The defendant Lewis Mum, rot having entered his
appearance according to the of Assembly and The
rules OF this Court and ii appearing the satisfaction
OF the Court, that he is not nhabant of this State
On motion OF the Plaintiffs, by their Attorney IL il or
dered That the Defendant do appear here on the first
day OF December Court next, and his appearance
and answer The Plaintiffs BILL aud that copy of this
Order be inserted in OF the ewspapers printed in
The Town Of Petersburg City OF Richmond, for eight
weeks SUCCESSFULLY and posted at the front door OF the
Courthouse Cf said County. copy. Te.ie,
Oct 6. 43-wSw" VIM. G. BAPTIST, d. C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-08

UN CHANCERY--At a Court held fer Prince Ed
a ward County, October the 2lst 1929.
Thompson Baker, James Rice and Mary his wife, for
merry Mary BAKER, and Sally Baker, Complts.
against
Thomas Vernon and Nancy his wife, formerly Nam
cy Baker, Thomas Vernon adm'or. de bonis of Ca
leb Baker, decd and Exor of Jano Baker, William J..
Thsrnon and Nancy, Jane. Harriet and Betsy Thorn
ton infant children OF said William J. Thornton Des.
Philip Adams is appointed guardian for tho defendants
Nancy Jane, Harriet and Betsy thornton, infants un-
der the age of twenty years the special purpose
Of defending their interest in this suit and the defendant
William j. Thornton not having entered his appearance
and given security according Act of the General
Assembly and the rules of this Court and it appearing
10 the satisfaction OF the Court that he is inhab
tan oil this State the motion of the Compainants by
Counse-lt ordered, that the said defendant William
j. Thornton do appear hsre the first day of January
Court nextand answer the Compliments bi and that
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted one ofhe
public newspapers printed in the city of Richmond for
two months excessively and also posted the front
DOR OF the Courthouse of this County. s.
Copy. Teste,
B. wORSHAM, C. c..
oct 81 54-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-08
against

against Fl ,f-
David Street, administrator of Merewether Hurt deed
who was administrator with the will snne aeI of VIM
TMunn, decd WIN. Wood, administrator Of
Wood.who was surviving husband OF Sucky Wood for
msriy Sucky Tatnm, Benjamin. Tatum and Charity. his
wife; Matthew Tatum. Nancy Griffin, Benjamin TIA
tum. Clement Nevis, administrator OF John Nevis,
James Neal administrator Of Allen Tstum, and Thoma,
Fisher administrator of Mary Fisher deed, Den.
The Defendants, William Wood administrator OF
christopher Wood, deed, who surviving husband
OF Sucky Wood, formerly Sucky Ta,nm, Benjamin
Tatum and Charity his wife, Matthew Ta,um, Nancy
Griffin, Clement Nevils adm .i.ua,or Of John Nevis
and Thomas Fisher, administre;or of Mary Fisher
not having entered their appearance and given
security according to the act OF Assembly and
the rules OF this Court, and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they are not inhabitants
Of this country: On the motion Of the plaintiff
ey his attorney, it 10 ordered-That the said de.
lend snfs appear here before The second Monday
IN March next and fle their the plaintiffs
biIisnd THAI copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
In some Newspaper published in the Town Of Peters.
burg or City OF Richmond. for two months SUCCESSFULLY
and posted at the front door of the Court ose of the
said county. Copy.--Teste.
T. w. WYNN, d. C.
Eel. D. Sty-