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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-04

INTENTION, AprT u.
HydronhoJia.--Severol very distressing cases of
this dreadful malady. have occurred among the ncq-
rocs of Mr.. WIN. b, Roberts Of this county; ono of
them woman died on Saturday last in the most OK
omtiating agony and three othcrs now suffering
under strong symptoms Of the discnse. which tho
physician hopes TO arrest by Of salivntion
these persons we're bitten near two months ago, as
we're several others in this Town, oil Of whom arc
certainly in very great danger.-[Gasehe.
II is understood and believed, that Mr.. John NJ
Lean, Of New York. hos been appointed Secretary
Of the Legation to London, and will 20 out with the
Minister just appointed successor to Mr.. Barbour.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-04

MAY binds tobacco 80 barrels nou 1000 pieces bar
rel t,ber $50 scs poles 100 hoop poles ton. of sand cord
OF WOOD ~ boats, ~ coal boats, 3l0i bushels coal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-04
From he Baifiuoy, g,r,,,c,,, or ,t,,,,

u flank Stock at .Nep York. april 80, 1924 a 1921
Erehange on London, 1921 a 40.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-04

VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.


Jundson-CoL Linn Banks t48, WIN Fiuks l1l--t,ap;ain
O. y Sother 81 "a tim vote, than third Of tho
NJ tho polls
Nelson Congress. VIM Rvcs 25s. State Senate. Vim.
Gordoa 1l4 a. ofD Col Zachanah NovH las Can't, James
Gsrand' 98--Joseph g. Meggnson 50 Henry Rwes Is
Z07 William smith 65 House Of Delegates Hugh Caporion
J78 Maj WIN. Vass 359--Johu ". VaweT 200
Be11ord-No opposition Claiborne for Congress Dr.
Saunders reelected to the Senate by majority over Col Chris.
tan, exceeding 400
PoeahoAtas-No opposition for Compress House n Dele.
gates WIN. Arbocad l1J, John Grimes 96-1ho I'LL 81,
Alexander Hamilton 81.
New Members.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-04

or We requested state, ,t poll viii be held IN the
third Senatorial District for RoBFr SsUNpfRs of Williamsburg,
aud thar ne has ccnecnicj -r" in The Cavcu9n ccts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-04

PoIoer Of the Press-In the year 1912, the wages
of labouring man were Just three half pence
pcr day; at the period the price of bible fair
~ written out was ego sterling Of course,
Inoa lubourer in those days, could not have pro-
cured n copy Of the bible with less than the entire
earnings of thirteen years' Noto beautiful printed
copy Of the same book, be purchased with the
earnings Of one day! Take another view Of tho
same subject. An ordinary clerk cannot make fair
manuscript copy Of the bible in less than three months
With common printing Prsss, work equivalent 10
printing n copy Of the whole bible be done in
Ten min,fes and with steam press Of the most i'm
proved construction, tho same work be done in
three minutes!
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-04

Sales Of Tobacco at Me Pubic WarehoXsc, .4prI 40
aud .udy LIT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-04

Number Of Boats and amount Of Produce passed dour
through The Loi0er Locks
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-04

II Grand Chance for Fortunes.
MILL be drawn Monday next the 9TH Of Nav the
~ Union Canal Lottery in Phladepha-one of die be,
Se"e'es ever offered To the pubc-n which there are
prizes of $4,000 40 prizes of $500
DO $685. 81 do 900
10 do I OoO ~ do 100
iIrSi drawn numbers gets 500 $50 "
me public are requested and examine the scheme
amongst tlen,., - i "' "' uOH'A
Tickets only $40 WIN pF.RNsy
april - ~ iHA"'iN'''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-04

In COMMON CoUScu, MAY, Is, 1899.
,INHE President submitted the following communi-
behalf of the citizens Of Augusta in relation TO the
late destructive fire in that city. =
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-04
THE ROANOKE TRADE.


We had time only, in our last to announce the ~
rival of the steam boat Petersburg, Captain McRae
The Petersburg arrived on the 18th inst proceeded
to Weldon the next morning. and having, OF TINT
place. taken considerable produce board returned
here in the afternoon
On the 18th, she left for Elizabeth CITY hayno re-
ceived accession TO her cargo of Cotton, &c. and
will return on Saturday Sunday next She brought
mp two boats, and will, probably, bring up two
more on her next trip.
Thus at length, has come 70 pass, and the nroluce
Of the immense fertile country that borders on the
Roanoke river, is floating to n market on the
tide of that stream which may be aptly termed tho
great artery of the State We want words to express
our qualification in relation TO this subject.
We would add that the Petersburg having touch.
ed here, number Of ouI most respectable citizens
went board, and accompanied Captain MRae up
the river to his point of destination.
How rapidly is realizing this truth; "Large streams
that have rolled for ages in silence and obscurty "a
the Dean, shall yet hear the din of coInmcrccbccome
subscrvient to ndustry-and boast delightful villas
gilded Spires and fields loaded with the fruits of Gu
tivation."
IMPORTANT TO CoTToN GRowERs--Tt is well
known that the seed of cotton yields considerable
quantity of oil of excellent quality. a highly res
pcctable gentleman Of Petersburg, Va. we under
stand, has invented machine by which the seed is
completely hulled ana prepared for the easy express
sion of its oil. The importance Of his invention Ia
the Southern country, may be appreciated from the
fact that the inventor is erecting cotton gin, and
will be shortly prepared to gin for the seed only. We
believe the present price of ginning IL every tenth
pound. So that iJ act he cotton grower will have an
addition made TO his crop of one-tenth Of the whole
by the introduction of this valuable machine.
DT,tor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-30

dissatisfied and disguised with the manner IN
which .hey had been treated.
These gents. should not think that .heis Office al,
Washington constitutes the quarterback OF a man.
ot-war, where they reign with the most sbso.ute
sway; but should convert I, at once into an are ma
where their co-equals are constantly bel lore them
and where they can be assaiIed or spplauded for
their conduct, publicly, before the nation at large
Tor major, or personally for minor offences Capt
Charles Stewart is to take Warring,on's situation
who proceeds to the Navy Yard at Gosport Va
vice Barron transferred TO tho Board, and Pat;er.
sou remains yet a member
"Rh,iAer ths tory be fsfs trss,
As trns gi2<a 70 E:e, gis' IL % ys''--
But IL is reported that contracts have been spec,,-
lated uron, and that certain persons have Indirect
iy. "teatheTed ,heir nests" pretty much TO their
own satisfaction. II these things can DO substan
ia,ed, no doubt but" Old Hiekory' viii, preserve
the underwriting tenor OF his way, without suffer-
ing himself TO DE operated upon by the esprit tu
corps oil the nary; AMI, so great is my confidence
IN his stern integrity o. intontion that have no
doubt, that could abuses in either The army Or ma.
Wy be exposed TO him from proper sources, they
would be investigated, and the causes speedily re-
moved; and II proves the correctness aud stability
CT the provcr5, that 'honesty is the best policy"
l.E I. Eng. s. Courier.
NoRFoIK, JUne 2G.-.Nupal --Cap;ain a. S.
Wadsworth, no Is 10 command the Frigatc Con.
ste'idiio1l, and Midshipmen Claiborne, D. ID. Por
ter, y. Decatur and Thos. Il. Roo;es, attached 10
t '.'t' Sa"iS PaSSe",oiS JcStctuay III tlie steam
boat Potomac.
Tho U S. soop of war Boston, Capt. Hoffman.
was at Bnenos Ayrcs Soih April, TO sail icr the J.
aited States soon.
The U. S. sloop OF war Tcaiaii1. Capt. Gala
CHER, was passed 80 miles below Buenos Ayres
30,h April bound up.
The U. $. ship ILtts0n, Capt. Creighton, was
at Mon:evileo 81 May TBeucon.
PHtLApELPtIA, jane p2.--The Hon. e. p.
Moore. Minister 10 Colomhi,, and his Secretary
j. Z. Picke, Esq. rogchar with the Hon rowhat.
tan Ellis, one oil the Senators from Mississippi; ar
rived in this city last evening and took lodgings
at tho Mansion House. AIR. Moore is native
OF philadelphia; but has been foS many years a
citizen ofKenucky. IGa-ettc.
We see by the Boston papers tia, sfr. Writ, the
late Attorney General, is there engaged in a
great ehancery suit OF the as<ignccs OF HuJ5a.d
vs. Brooks, and that he is opposed 70 Mr. Webster.
The pleadngs in the case. were read on Tuesday,
aud on wednesday, the Counsel were 10 be heard.
We are informed that Gold Nine has been re-
Gently discovered in Davidson Co. containing a
rein oil the precious metal, eighty feet in width
ihis IL the largest vein ever heard of either in
this or any other country. They generally vary
! in width from two TO fire feet TRareigh Rec.
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WAsHINcToW, June ~

WASHINCTON, June u, 1879.
Since my last there has been in naval alIsirs (as
Jack would say "the devil TO pay and no pitch
hot Capt. Stephen Cassn, who distinguished
himself as Lieutenant, during the late war, UPON
The Lakes, has received orders TO proceed 10 ihe
Brazilian Coast, and supersede Capt. Creighton IN
command, who has been, or will be, placed under
arrest to answer charges Of persecution and cruel
~, practised agans! the officers Of his feet One
Lieutenant (iammersly) has been under ha.ches
Tor the last six months, and two midspnen have
had their wristbands graced with lion hand IN flee
report places Capt James Barron ~ senior Off
Ger Of the Board Of Navy Commissioners, vice
Hodgers, returning TO answer certain allegation.
relevant 70 The mode OF distributing naval con.
tracts, and refusing TO expose the various bids 10
competing applicants, in order that they might as.
certain whether or no they had been fairly under.
hidden; and il is fact that comes within The range
OF my own observation, that such has been the
hautour displayed towards gentlemen said TO be
higher IN their proposals TO furnish supplies than
Others, that they were compelled 10 Withdraw
from 'he Navy Commissioners room and return 10
lcif h1ccs aRct riding gcme hundreds Of miles.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-30
CASE OF TOBIAS WATKINS.

The Circuit court did not sit to-day. Ia our pa.
per Of Monday last, we announced that an adj
ournment had taken place until Monday, the 22d
inst but previous TO the rising Of the court and sub
sequent to the time at which our paper went TO
press the day of adjournment was extended TO
Tuesday, the 23l (to-morrow.) We understand
TINT the opinion OF the court, on the third demur-
rsr, viii then be delivered; Chief Judge Cranch
and Judge Morsell having, as we learned this
morning, the subject under their consideration.
~. $. Telegraph ofhe 22f.
AZ the opening Of the Court this morning,
Judge Cranch asked the counsel Of the United
states aud for I. Watkins, whether ii was expect
20 that the Court should deliver an opinion on the
demurrer which had been argued or proceed TO
hear The motions, Of which notice hsd been given
at the adjournment Of the Court The counsel
i0r the United States stated, that they expected,
oil course, decision on the demurrer which had
been argued, as that decision, whatever il might
be,Would Affect the motions. Some remarks Of the
Watkins
The Chief Judge then said, that the Court had
Han some ilhr1'.5 in making up their minds, ~
o. ne co1sagl sle4- rs defect i1 tle ilt-tTe7f
fHioh ned net been .oI.sd ly ths COUNSEL. b.
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SPLEEN DID LUgR!

4hANASEbS OFF1cE.
June 9th, 1929. 5
''"''"tSW me Dismal Stcanp Canal Lottcy7y
No. 20.
IS, 80, ~, 40, ., 43, SIS. 10. II
ne following capitals were sold at TIE Office of
YATES s. M'INTYRE
- 40, %, $lo,ooo-to avender in Petersburg.
Ia, ~, -, 4,930-sold 20 Mr. InDis Adams of
Richmond.
5, IL, ~, i,900-sold to gentleman Of do.
., 40, So, 6oo-sold one half 10 a ,eIas,n,n
in Warres;on =. c., the other half 10 Gentleman
in Fayetteville, n. c.
June 30. I5-n
DTa,ciag Of G,e Dismal Slcunp Can0l I,1fiey,;
20H Glass.
Nos. 80 80. AZ. 40 %, 4s SO, I9,I7.
Ofd'rins Of the .|etr York Consolidated Lottey,
7M Class.
Nos. IL, ~, ~, ID, 36, 20, l.
j. 10, ~. sold at MIcKLE's OFFICE.
NEW YORK LOTTERY,
EXTRA CLASS. No T.
Inc drawing viii be received Friday merit
4S .NtinjerS-7 druIra.
Prizes-l OF caon
300
226S
1000
500
256
sc. Sc
W hole tickets 81. Halves 2, Quarters 4
For sale by
,ie4- L. MICKLE.
yssext door above the Eagle Hoter
~ Orders from the Country for Tickets in anr
Of the current Lotteries, will be promptly attend
ca 10. Address 10
ETTING MICKLE
-- June 90. 15--1t
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BIGGER's OFFICE,
June 30, 1929.
$3.50, ~. 40, ., 80, 50, 10, IT,
we're the numbers drawn for determining The
prizes in the Dismal Swamp Canal LOTTERY.
Class No. 20
no ~ ~, 5S, the Capital Prize of $40 600
II, 10, 43, DO do. 400
llayc both boon paid and may be seenat Che ever
IoTsuiiac aAa prompt pdy Lottery and Exchange
o'Dce Of THOS. -. BIGGER.
s NEXT FRIDAY
me Union Canal Lottery, No. T. drawn in Phila-
delphia, aud the drawing will be received q,
DIGGEHs OFFICE, Monday, July 6, Of le o'cloc;E.
capitals $40, 900, 5000, 5000, 2sl5, 10 Of 1000.
10 Of 500, SEC. &c. &c
whole ticket 80, Half 80, Charter 1 Is.
b5' Orders from the Country will meet the most
prompt attention If addressed 10
THOS. b. BIGGER.
'""V ~ bit
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.la'0yers, Registers Of Y,f's, Ciclbs Of Cotr

f|WtUYtFS, HtgISttTs C LTsiis, Clcfhs Of COtfTfs
uud others.
NEiOHoLAS MAY who left EnEsud many 'yesrs since
t sn1 came 70 this country, ny trade joaer and Ca
ons Hsser and ssuPpo,ed 10 have died IN The State If Yf
s' soout htsen years since bny information Uber,
nsn hf 'sd Nehols, Msy departed this life, will re
,hsskiaiy received by John Gfrg, No O. North ~ street.
rnadePhs OF JohnH. Nssh, Rehmoud, We. either whom
w" simply rsmuntfsts The party giving the Information
Norok trsid will please ineii the shove three tine
''ne W. I2-sGf
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DEArH ox THE QUEEN OF SPA1U.-Csnt.
snow OF The ship States, arrived here ON Tuesday
night last from Gibraltar. mentions the report Of
tue deaih ofthe Queen Of Spain. This news was
received from Madrid the day that he sailed IRON
Sioraitsr' 2ath May Minute guns were firing
the whole day, and the Castles ard chi npino a. gs
were haitInas..-Captain Snow came off without
any peDeFs
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We are informed that Gold Mine has been re-.
Gently discovered in Davidson Co. containing .
re'n OF the precious metal, eighty feet in width
4 is IL the largest vein ever heard of either ir
THIS or any other country. They generally var,
in width from two TO fire feet CRnreigb REQ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-30

We by the Boston papers tia, Mr. Writ, the
late Attorney General, is there engaged in a
great ehancery suit OF the assignecs OF Hubbard
ys. Brooks, and that he is opposed 10 Mr.. Webster
The pleadings in the case. were read on Tuesday,
cnd on "Wednesday, the Counsel were 10 be heard
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-30

Matanza. April I6, 1920.
Senior hiinister-Iast nieht / ,noved "a Tho
y.ons oil Santa Catalina at the head of 600 cayaI-
~, and at 5 o'clock this morning the Montenera
OF the south was attacked, put 20 the SWORD and
dispersed
God preserve you, sc.
(Sgnet) JUANLAyALLE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-10

IiiE unparalleled reputation of this medicine is
such, ana It's pre-eminent virtues are so well es-
tuTi'shai ana so fully acknowledged by an intelligent
public that 1t is scarcely necessary to say any thing
further than that 1t is a SOVEREIGN REMEDY
III Diseases of the Liver: Debility resulting from intern
pcrancc and dissipation: Old and nyeterate Ulcers
ans IN the Bones, attended with sweinrs of the
JOINTS indlgeston Bioches the Face Pinples &c
Hyphils; Cuaneous diseases generally, and letter III
particular: Mcrcurial and ScrofiIlous complaints
The certificates of wonderful cures perforned ny
the Catholcon, have become SO numerous as to pre
Guide their Insertion III any newspaper and has made
1t necessary for the proprietor to print them in n
pamphlet of about 100 pages. This will be forward
co as soon rs possible to the several Agents for gra
tuitouS distributions aud must, perusal strengthen
the good opinion now entertained by the friends of
thiS medicine, and dsarm, is hoped, the preudi
ces OF those who view with dstrust any medicine not
known IN what is called regular pructce" Facts
are stubborn things, and cannot be gainsaid.
At the earnest solicitation of members of the med
zeal faculty, and others who have witnessed the aston
lShing cures effected by the use of the Veretablc
Cathohcon, and who anxious that its benefits to
nanklnd may be more widely duscd, the proprietor
has consented to reduce the retail price to TWO
DOLLARS per bottle and this will be done with
out Ill any way deteroratng the quality OF this med
lce, or reducing the SIZE Of the Jotle as has been
materially done i'll the case of Swaim's Panncea
Ht"dets q feers recently rtcered from physicians and from
Ggsnor ne sale Of PGiter's CdtOcO, Of are
al retail more than dozen bottles of your Catocon where
sell one bottle of SWANS Panacea; feel great pleasure in
thoicon tried it has produced decided bs1Cft" N'N
Gould afford reduce the price your Ca,holcon to
TWO collars should more frequently Prescrbe patients
ana nls would also be done by number of other physicians
this town aud vicinity who have used with the best effects
alter al ne other fanaceas, and the Compound Syrup of Sar
An eent physician says have known several cures er
formed by The use OF your Catholcon which had previously
resisted the ordinary prescriptions of the faculty, and have
never Nn-Nm il To pro luce Injurious sGtcis!r'
lie above invaluable medicine may be constantly had of
;t, III. BLAMIRE,
Jan ~ Opposite the Eagle Hotel, Richmond
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-10

MRS TURNER takes this method Of correcting a report,
WI which been Informed Is circulating the
frs stat school is DISCONTINUED" and Of informing the
public made m the Institution for the
ensuing year. She has secured the assistance Of gencman
who's classical cucation moral worth, and experience in
teaching enney qualify him for the duties OF his station
With this aid, she proposes sysn which will Furnish
AGILITY Tor thc regular progress of the pupil from the simplest
elementary branches, TO the highest department Of letters The
utility Of occupation IN life will be readily al
loved bur perhaps pursuit ndspensabcso per-
nanc 10 itsefcts the business OF riong the
ofyov task which devoves every faithful teacher For
the accomplishment of this object the following method will be
adopted.
introductory DeparfrntIn which will be taught the Ec
of Learning, including Geography, Arithmetic some
branches of Natural History, Plain Sewing and Marking
according the plan pursued in the High schools North
cities.
.ytnoy Observation-Disclosures, Writing Spelling t,sS,rra,>x
Craunar Arithmetic mental aud written NATURAL slssors
Composition, Map DIawing Exercises in Eocutio Nece
wok
Senior Observation-Disclosures Geography His,osv Nansa
Philosophy Rhetoric, Logic, Geonc,Ty Asrnay with ic.
Chemistry with Lectures Botany Composition Natural
Theology Mnerlogy with the cabinet OF n,nacsals
Arithmetic, Algebra, Waits the mind
Evidences ofCianity, Ecclesiastical ttis,oy aud ,hr t
Every Pupil Of suitable age will be laugh, Drawing as
means of acquiring habits of accuracy, ic tie
and OF facilitating the acquisition OF rcmanshir Teachers
will be furnished for ins,rctng in Music, Painting Velvet,
Wood and Paper, and Fancy Work. Vocal Music
regular branch instruction, a Teacher can
be obtained
good Library attached School for use of the
Pupils Farther particulars be aScCaed by application
20 the Teachers.
Euar.in, inclusive of Bed, Bedding
anu Washing, $40
Tuition in the introductory Department.
Do Junior Del artIncnt,
Do Senior Department, 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-10

USr published by PETER COTTON, his Virri-
y. MIA and North Carolina Almanac for the year
1923, containing, besides the Astronomical Calcutta
tons Courts &c. &c. variety of curious useful and
entertaining ratters-tha Astronomical part calcula
ted by Joseph Cave Of Orange county, Va and for
sale by the groce, dozen or single.
In Press and shortly will be published New No
vel, by Young Lady of Virginia, entitled Donald
Ad7ir," two volumes.
I7-ts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-10
4. ABSALoM.

kArEFuLfo for past hvors, improves the pres
ent opportunity ofinforming his friends and GUS
TONER'S and the Members of the crisaturo That his
stand is in the house leading to Mayos Bridge
and next door to w. II. Fitzwhylsonns bookstore,
where he respectfully socits tue patronage of such
as may choose to favor him with their custom. He
has always ON hand good assortment of gcntcmens
BOOTS o. SHOES, made OF the hest materials and
at the following prices, warranted 20 wear equal to
any: For boots Richmond made, 81. Boots made
up at tho shortest notice, and as cheap as can be
made clscwhere. do 1-9t
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VIRGINIA; ~ rules, holden in the clerks Office Of the
superior court q cancery for the Richmond district the
- Day OF November, 1923 Thomas a. aber pit against
yohn , tenng Isaac Curd and Jane his wife, and Samuel
Dyer, j. and Mhrha his wife dfs
Ire Defendants Isaac Curd and Jane his wife and Samuel
Dyer Jr and MARTHA bis wife, having entered their appear.
snce and gwen security according 10 the oct Of assembly and
nes OF ts couu, aud appearing by satisfactory evidence
Uh uoy arc not maians Of this coiny Il is ordered that
e said defendants do appear on the nh dav of the next
January tenn, and answer the bill o. the PLAINTIFF and that
10y WIS or1ef Dc forthwith Inserted in some newspaper pub
ncd m the city Of Richmond, or months succeesivcly and
pCfcd al he front door 81 thc capitol IN the said CITY.
~ copy. Icsir. WV. q. PENDLETON. q Z.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-10

VIhdlNlA Atrnles, holden in the clerks Office Of the
superior court Of chancory fdr the Richmond district,
The 4ih day Of August, 1929: William Aegginson, pl,.
against Robert Horsoy admor fJo,eph G. Megginson,
aud Philip Duval, DIS.
INC defendant Philip Duval, not havirs entered bis
appearance and given security according 10 thA act of
assembly and the rules Of this court, and appearing by
satisfactory evidence, thai he is an nhubiTa N ,hs
country u ordered, that the said defendant apTeaf
ere on the FIRST day of the ers spd snswer the bill
OF the plant6I and that copy f'hn order be forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper published in tive city Of Rch
nono' Tor two months successfully, aud posted tic front
door of the capitol, in the said city.
- rony Testei WV. q rFVOLTr,v r. g.