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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-10
LANGING or Wal. PENN.

The rth anuer5ay oil The landing OF ,Ac ustriou founder
adjoining sister state celebrated in philadelphia
2h ult 10y the soeiy established o the purpose
lug that event Joseph r. Norris presided, assisted by f. = Du
vice president Amer tho cloth removed, the fol
lowing tolsls psoaouucei;--
J. Thc dag sJrae-F,tul blessings to ourselves and
postcrity.
Wheg hi: tons! given appropriate ode wasrcad by the
author Charles West FhOmqsci.l
? The memory Of our iGstou. Founder and Lawgivc VII
LIAM PENN. - -
j. The memory OF W,suNcroN.
L. Tho President OF the tlitcd States.
> Tie Successors OF William Penn in Executive
ennyvoniai and may those by whom it filled,
get the principles OF the FOUNDER
The following Ole Nson Or the BY
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N GAANCERf.---Ata Court held Tor Bsckioyh.,.A
county. the 18th day OF septic mper, 1929. -
decd, " ,;,,a Asy
against
,Arch,baid Scruggs, and Finch Scruggs, Executor or
Allen Scruggs, deed. Jsf.nt,n,s =
ne defendant Archibald Scruggs not having enter.
~, s Ipearance and given security according TO tho
act OF Assembly and the rules Of this court, and h, an
pesrny To the satisfaction OF the court that the said
ch'bsid ~ not inhabant of this State II Ia orJ.r.a
na' me sa'd deit Archibald. do appear here ON or he
o,e zee court next, and the bill Of the plain
uS ana mat copy OF this order forthwith
IN he enquirer, public newspaper OF the city of Rich.
nond, Tor two months successveiy and posted M an.
front door OF the Courthouse of this county "e
Copy.-Teste.
oct 10. i5-wsw' II. ELDRIDGE JR. DC.
W iRGl Ma: In Chmcery-At Rules held in thu
day of September, 1929: ~
winter IL ay and George II. Dobvns merchant. and
partners, trading under the firm OF Winter BRAY Co.
against
alter Jones, Executor of Caiharnc f Me all, deed
anu Lawrence Muse and VIM A. Wright Dens
Inc Defendant Walter Jones, not having entered y,s,
Assembly and the rules Of this Court, and il
satisfactory evidence, that he is not an inhabant of
ms tominonwealih-On motion OF the plalntif's no
' counsel, II IL ordered. that the said defendant
jones' 90 appear here before the third Monday in
November next, and answer the plaintiffs BILL and that
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted i'm some new.
paper of extensive circulation in the State for two
posted at the front door of the Courthouse of this
Copy. Teste,
JAMES ROY MlCOU Jr pc
Sep. 10 3S-wSw
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CIiANCERf-At Court held for the County
III oil Amelia at the courthouse thereof ON Thursday
me 2ith day OF September, 1929
isaac Pollard, Thomas Pollard, Robert Pollard Fran
Gus Poiard Lachariah Pollard, Ovendor Pollard Elijah
Deaton IN right OF his wife, Nancy, formerly Nan
cy foiiard, children OF Joseph Pollard decd Culeb
Pollard, George Pollard, William Pollard Robert C
Pollard, James Allen, in right of his wife Betsy former
~ beisey Pollard William oeman in right OF his wife
Nancy, formerly Nancy Pollard, James Souhall in right
o. ms wife, Mary formerly Mary Pollard which said
SaieD' GEORGE William, Robert C., Betsey Nancy and
mary, are children OF George Pollard, decd who v,s
also son OF the said Joseph Pollard, decd. Pitts
against
Edward Green, adm'or. with the will annexed Of ia.
scph Pollard, decd James Dcaton right of his rife
Deuy' formerly Betty Pollard William Pollard Moses
Pollard, which said Betty, William, and Moses. are
children oil said Joseph Pollard, decd Lucy Ann Pol
lard, infant child OF John Pollard decd who was also
son OF the said Joseph Pollard decd and Josepb pol
lard child of Joseph Pollard deed who was also son
oil the said Joseph Pollard, decd.
he defendants James Deaton and Betty his VIII,
william Pollard, Moses Pollard, Lucy Ann Pollard and
Joseph Pollard not having entered their appearance and
gwen security according to the Act of Assembly and the
rules oil this court and il appearing 10 the sasfactisn
vi 'ie court that they are not inhabitants of this COM
monwealth-t is ordered that the said defendants do
appear here on the fourth Thursday in December
and answer the bill of the plaintiffs: and that eonv 81
uns order be forthwith inserted in some newspaner
PuDished In the city of Richmond, for two months sac
GessiVeIy, and another copy be posted at the front
door OF the courthouse of the county on two successive
court days. A Copy Teste
JOHN 4. LEIGH, C. A. C. c.
80 ~. l5--wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-10

Z N Chaneery-In Louisa County Court, September
Il 18th, 1929:
Edmund Penileton, pI,g
against
Mary j. Peers, John w. Peers Anderson NJ Pesrs
samuel r. Peers, Albert A. Peers, Melissa M Peers
judith f. Peers and William Peers D.fs
The defendant, John w Peers M, b,,;nr go,
Ms appearance and given security according 10 law and
me rules oil this Court, and il appearing 10 the saf.e
" we curt mat he is not an inlabant of this
State; on motion Of the plaintiff by his counsel IL i. Or
eeIe" ,hat ne said John w. Peers appear here on tho
hrSt DAY OF December Court next and answer the hin
o ,e Piah',r and that copy Of this order he forth
win inserted in newspaper published in Tho CIV,
OF richmond Tor two months successively and posted
me 'front.' door OF the Courthouse of this County on
some Court day. Copy Tes,c w.
Oct 90 =, e. - -
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Sls5

bIO
he attend the Law Lectures only, his expenses will
oc for board lodging washing fuel, candles attend
ance OF servants &C. from the last Monday in Octo-
Der, when the course commences, to the beginning
OF the last week in April when it must close IS
Matriculation or Library fee which will entitl,
the student to the free OF the Law Library con-
ssting of collection of well selected books suited
TO his course OF study, in addition TO the general
Library,
Fee TO the Professor, 2
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500

The Law student should furnish himself with the
text book-ruckers Blackstone, and the Revised Code:
he ought also TO bring with him. all the Acts of Assem-
bly, since 1919, the compilation of of the
sessions Acts since the compilation and the Fcderalist
Board is payable in advances half when the stu
dent enters college and the other half when half the
course has terminated.
Students are bound TO board in College, unless they
obtain permission OF the Faculty TO board elsewhere
which can only be granted upon the written request of
the parent guardian, and upon condition that no more
is paid by them, than by the boarders in College.
R,,1 nr.lnr al H.
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DABNEY BROWN. Soc,rx.

The u. s. Telegraph, National Integencer, Raleigh
Star, Baltimore American Charlottesville Advocate and
Richmond Wing, requested publish this notice
once. The Herald and Petersburg Old Dominion twice
once at this time. and again about the first of October
ami forward their accounts TO Mr. Ed Christian of Rich
mond' the Bursar of the College, for payment.
August IL. 29-wt30ihN
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oct. 81.

w IRGiNlh.-At rules take in the C. erk's office of
Prince Edward county court the 5,h day Of Oct.
George Dungans and Sally C. his wife, formerly Sal
y G. Owen, pm
a.~ipst
Nathan FoNlkes, alm'or of George Owen, dec. Thos
SCOT " ilso" a. W Mana, AMI iiz beth A hi- wifi.
~, ID flts.
ne defendants Mann, ard wife, not having entered
'hrlr appearance, and given security according 10 am
o The General Assembly and the rules Of this court,
STATE On Tie Uolou Of the plain If by fhrir Auor.
ny, u = 'rd-rc' Fiat the -ai del. ndan's Mann and
we DO rppcaT hare on the first day OF Jauua V court
ext aud anSwr' a." r lin III bill, ana that copv Of
M order he forthwith in-e'ted in one of ia. pub
nc "sPaPers. pined in the Guy Richmond Tor two
months succes'ivey and also posted thu front Ioor Of
The Courthouse Of this count, TIE
b. WORSHAM, C. c.
OFT. 81. Ei a.
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Slzo
Those of a Student in Session, for board, wash
ing, lodging, fuel, candles and attendance of ser
wants, sc. $I2o
Fees to three Professors, $40 each, 90
Martriculaton or library fee, 8
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-10

At the conrss, i:,e1 shers are, bssh,ss. extensive
baidnts To- the pubic, and one especially for dining
tie cub, hfgr enough 10 contain several hundred
persons There, os soon the contests of each
Gay are 'ed, sport.men, members OF the club aud
vsi'er., unite around the social board with excellent
cheer and The kind, 81 ceilings. The Champaign Coan.
HE Wit sparkle, and tn sony goes onnd
Wien we're bound apprentice,
scr''d my master faithfully
mn t,ok ny TO poscbin.,
A. you shall quickly hear
~ SHAY night
And the season o. tho yesr"'
".oh It's my delight,
Aud the season o .ho year"
was, re'nembrr, one verse of poseher's -oag. sung
pecniisr melody OF voice that, venture to say, will be
long remembered by those who h~Iid it.
The whole ground IS enclosed BY ditch, eleven feet
wide by six feet deep the inner side or tits ditch mar
pendicula, and the bank guarded by sen;ines vt equ
distant points. This eutbies the proprietor TO keen or
all vagabond ntrudeFs, can enter bu, a, one
gate, where foot passengers aud those on horseback nav
twenty hive, gigs hiy cents, aud oh.r carriage, ex
cept OF members t the club dollar. The gate mo
ney, was told, amounted 10 twelve hundred dollars
did not see beastly drunkard nor an unciv man on
me ground. rain during the early part ofhe night
that preceded the II st DAYS races wa. followed hv a
coo breeze and clear sky il heaven itself would
smile the contests for which nature asureJ,v in.
spires the trua bred courser.
Here seNd you the result Of each DAVIS race and
me regulations adopted by the club. will endcavour
=. 80 -" 9" P'SN"'it n We" orR In the mean
ume' cannot o'n to add that have here para
dod under che oakSat Tree Hill. the noted horses
MONSIEUR fcNsoN his tuil brother HENRI, III, dis
rnguished GoHANNA, and tho removed SIR HAL
IL was well worth trip from New York here, were
only TO have the noble animals highly excit.
ed atths view OF each other trong lufi,y as If they
spnrned the earth anil again standing erect and paw
ing We arr, WIN evident pride and split stirring
sense OF ambition going hgou2 IN every possible evo
n'ion aud displaying themselves in the highest form
OF activity AMI viGour Never before bad witnessed
~ any form such magnificent display Of noble passion
'nch splendid array ofphyscai energy n. i'm these
superb animals at the sight Of each other They might
have been taken "a models represent horse. for the
,narlot oil the sun, or such thus d-lineacd by
Pope:
"rh' impatient eourser pants in evetvvein
And rawng, To- bca the distant pnir;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-10

a CHANCERY-At Court held for Prince Ed
"A ward County, October the 2Ist 1929
Thompson Baker, James Rice and Mary his wife for
''iiS nialy D"Ner' ana Sally Baker, Complts.
Thomas Vernon and Nancy his wife, formerly Nan
cy BAKER, Thomas Vernon adnior de bons non of Ca
leo Baker, decd and Ex'or of Jane Baker William J.
ihernton and Nancy, Jane, Harriet and Betsy Thorn
ION, infant children 81 said William J. Thornton, Deits
rhiP Adams is appointed guardian for the defendants
Nancy, Jane, Harriet and Betsy Thornton infants un-
der The age OF twenty years. for special parpose
oil defending their interest in this suit and the def ndsnt
william j. Thornton, not having entered his appearance
and given security according Act of the General
Assembly and the rules of this Court and il appearing
to the satisfaction of the Court he is not an nbab
tant of this State the motion of the Complanans nv
onnsei-it IS ordered that the said defendant William
- Thornton DO appear here on the first day of January
Court nextand answer the Compliments bill; and that
copy othis order be in some one otc
public newspapers printed in the city of Richmond for
TWO months successfully, and also posted at the front
door of the Courthouse of this County.
Copy Testc,
Is. J. WORSHAM, &C.
oct. 81. IA wsy
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VTlRGINIA: AT Rules holden in the Clerks OlTics 81
District, the Bird day of August 1929
John Robertson, Esq. Attorney General Of tho Co.,
Oh Virginia. Tor and on behalf of said Com
1919, Pitts.
Mary w. Kicks, James Winston Pleasant w;ns,on
Nathaniel Winston, Elizabeth Clarke Hazet, vIe I'D
Lucy ms wife, George Winston, Amelia Winston Tho
mas Is. Winston and Virginia j. Winston children and
neirs OF George Winston dec. the two last being in
Iants' Judeth Winston, widow, and VIM. d. Wren ad
mnisrator OF the said George Winston decd David
bullock, James Sbippard, Edmund b. Crenshaw N q
Crenshaw, Benjamin Sheppard and Charles Copland
m ~, Defts.
me defendant Thomas y. Winston, not having enter.
eo ms appearance and given security according 10 the
ACT OF Assembly and the Rules of this Court and IL an
pearng by Satisfactory evidence that he is not an nabi
ant oil this country II ordered, that the said defendant,
90 appear here on the first day OF the January tern,
ana answer the bill of the PLAINTIFF and that copv 81
ms order be forthwith inserted p some newspaper rub
nshGdin the city OF Richmond for two months sgesss
siyey and posted at the front door of M Capitol in dc
said City. Copy Teste. ~ '"s
WIN. G.. PENDLETON, &C.
W" ~ 45-wSw
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an CHANCERY--In Chesterfield County Ceu,,
& Oct. ~. 1929: '
Spencer Cha k"y and Reberca his wife and Mo,s.
W. NV; r'.oh ""d lere his v'ie, Pitts.
Nathaniel Hatcher and T.iule'on j. Hatcher an f.,
an ct tender years, by Lawson Nunnaly his guardian
q" ~, 80, y" DiIts.
hei hiii and he Def ndant. Nathaniel Uarhor not
having entered his appearance. and given security se-
cord ng TO the act Of Assembly aud fife rules NJ mi,
Court md appearing t. satisfaction Of The Court
that be u not ~ inhabsnt &C this Commonwealth
- ordered hat the said Defendant do appear here ON the
hrst day Of December Term next and answer the bill
OF III Plaintiffs aud that copy of this order be forth
WI, inserted ~ some newspaper printed IN fe City Of
richmond, Tor eight weeks successfully. aud another
copy posted at the front door Of the Courthouse of this
county t5r two succs -sive court dave.
A Copy. Tcste, LAWSON NUNNALI.Y DC
Oct II. ds-wsws
I'm CIIANCERY-A At rules held in the Clerks OF
iicc of the County Court Of ing and Queen the 5th
Of October 1920.
William A. Garnctt, PHI
against
Isaac Burnett and Thomas GarneH Dehs
lie defendant Isaac Burnett not having entered his
appearance and given security according the Act Of
Assembly and the rules Of This Court and il appearing
by satisfactory evidence that e is nhabtant Of this
Country II is ordered that the saiddefendant do appear
here on the second Monday in January next, and
answer tie bill Of the plaintiff and that copy Of this
order he forthwith inserted in newspaper publish
cd in the city Of Richmond for two months successive
", and posted at c front door OF tho Courthouse Of This
County a Copy ieste.
ROBERT POLLARD, Jr. ID. G.
oct 81 5t-wsv
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IN PURSUANCE Of Accr,c Of tic County Conrt
"a Of Hanover Bearing date 23d July 1920. will be
soil 70 iic highest bidCer, tic premises upon ere
dt OF one and two years Tract Of Land In nc id
county o. Hanover. containing 21c acrcs lying on Idle
River, and adjoining thc ON y Mills tract Bonds
with approved security viii bc required from the pur-
chaser and deed Of trust upon The property 10 secure
the payment Of iho purchase money. TIE sale will
take place on toe oh day Of November next
oct 8. l+-eopSs CATER BERKELEY, Coqn'r.
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d Nilt subscribers proposed school will open on the
"A Ist oil January next, and he will continue TO re
ceVe the oiier Of Pupils, until the number reaches 30
that being his limit Lest the terms in his former aver-
usement may MOI have been noticed he will iepcat that
they are $3.50 for the scholastic year of ten months
One vacation only will be given from the LIST of AUGUST
TO inc LIST oil October, during which the board will be
SO Tor those who chuse TO remain Half yearly paw
ncnts will be required in advance. These will detray
an eNPehces, except for apparel, mcndng, books and
stationary The two last will be furnished if desired
Tor cash. ON as good terms they be procured
where's while the mendng be done at very rifling
cost by senpstreSses in the neghbouhood who will re-
ceye and deliver their cloathes when required. The
various branches taught and the methods pursued will he
such as to give the Boys all the requisite preparation for
entering any oil the Colleges Universities the Uni
ted States But their moral education will be made the
primary ana paramount object of attention
N b Direct letters post paid TO the subscriber al
Richmond, until the Convention rises; afterwards TO Elm
wood Essex County, Virginia. The distances TO this
place from the the 3 following well known points are
% miles north OF Richmond east of the BOWLING and
~ south OF Fredericksburg. The steamboat Pat1xent
passes whn3 l-2 miles ofitcvery Thursday from Bali
"cS anu returns from fredericksburg, Saturday
~ JAMES NJ GARRETT.
ne Editors oil the National Inlellgcnccr and Fredcr-
icksburg Herald, will please insert tho above.
Eln-Wood, Essex County, Va oct 10. I5-w2m
HNEMALE BOARDING st HOOL-The subscri.
II Der respectfully informs the public that she in.
tends opening female boarding school lat Pleasant Oa
IN the upper end OF Powhatan co:lny) the ensuing
year.
She has employed a teacher, Miss Wibar, former.
~ oil Alexandria, bui recently Of Richmond where she
mas conducted for the last five years. large school 10
me c'lFc satisfaction OF her patrons Miss Wilbar will
@''chH particularly TO the morals, conduct and general
department of the young ladies' coacd her care and
the Undersigned assures the pubic that 40 pains shall
ne spared on her part in besown all the parental du-
eS so as TO make the situation comfortable and
Bile. The course Of instructions viii be found 10 cam.
prise all the leading branches necessary TO complete
an education othography, reading writing en-
'h grammar arithmetic, geography, with the use OF
inc gp'cS aronomy, drawing and painting in the most
oieIn ana highly approved style and in all their va
rios branches, needle work, plain and ornamental en-
nrodcry, &c &c Tenns-lor board and tuition, eighty
I'VE dollars for the scholastic year of ten months die
scholars finding their bed and bedding The school
viii commence on the 10Th day OF January next Let
ters addressed 10 the subscriber, CarerSve Cumber.
land county, Va. will be promptly attended to.
ANN MONTAGUE.
OCT 81. 5I-w6w
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oct. 81.

q IORFY DOLLARS REWARD i wiil yiyr I,Yeo-
Is ~ dollars reward, if,keu IN his State for he an.
pehcnsion aud delivery Of ny neero man JOB ar H.
same lor securing him in any Jail in Virginia 50 b,t
get him agdn; on VIII give forty dolars reward if
ken ont oil this SIT and cured u any Jail 81 that
get hm. Job is from 25 TO 20 years Of age; he /. abot
ieet or niche high, OF dark COM l. zion and Of
pleasing c'uncnarcr when spoken 'G he two f. IA
ou', one dhOYs aad the O'hsr below; he has sevsr,l
scars, one across t- which j. very noted bur moi
vTY vi'ile-an,her Under q biz ewes, bri.ye In
the night eye; be has also. two three scare OH one
oil bis "rIss, bevcd to le tie right wrist cbranapysy
from me about the 10Th Of Ny iAsf ani II .p. ar that
ted 10 Hanover Jul; hr remained n jail ul about he
bret OF : 'pemter b. saving that his ia ne was jim,
and iai he belonged ~ n"gr0 fralgr by he fae n
"'oilvlb DOT an 10 IS er'fojr1 rom he desc iptnu
g'Veu me, NAT he ga. .I9 n"gto man J b. Nbti,
ven w"'k- ago. tc .uccecded 10 hsesk Df I So Ia
lie asss'duc" OF irO oth.f neCrOr. aui whit, man
hat was in Jail WIh bin, and made thor cscape II j..
supposed ihli ibcy To son- e a.. northern, "a,
mails 10 work very p'ob.bl The WaSt iurar Cant n,
the white may make atlclnp 10 take Job Off and
sell hun u is said. that The ve msn iu,ni.h 4 Job
with Two PAGES or ire pap rs; this ncht have been
uOn' v ~ view oi gong to some particular place
whore they were TO meet Job may b. going al lar &c
WIN HE tree papers, attempting To pas A. free man
have no doubt hui That ne wil change hs name sg.in
and make every I'll II 20 mike HE cnr. escape pit
chased Job IN Richmond about twelve E,,nil. ,,o he
wa raised in Winchester. Fred rick county Va aud
wa The property OF Col Smith oTuiat plare job NAV
mke an attrmp' 10 60 there and arbonr among his ac
Fnainidnces OF iha place or rs vicinity viii rive .,e
aoN" o. "dfi ~ deV+f"d 10 secured p any Jail.
soiai get him again, with al REASONABLE, charges T.
ANY lulormatn specn@ nun, VIII pe directed 10 me
at Coiunpis, FIuvaua county. Nrrria
JOHN H. JENNINGS.
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O,.3 81

Chaoe5yA. Rules holi Clerk. Office OF tho county
Lawson G. Tyler and Elizabeth Ills wife, formerly Elizabeth
"'"'i,,, PtGs.
William ardiman, John Iiarinan Thomas IIudman David
man. Uriqh ieraman, George ". afdnan aud Samuel b. liar
The defendants William Iaiiman John IIadiman h.s liar
amg g, s not having entered their appearance,
Jb r T ana y nrles,oG 10 tho conr tst the said William,
fore the G J, ac Una. 'hey DO appear hero on OF bc
p,n,iT and la e court next aud answer the bin Of tie
G3qne public new.ppe published in the Oily Of Richmond
o.. :, '1Ri EGGiDfR'rDar. Jr. D.s.
oc,. 10. 47wsw
Chonecy-Ata held for Prince EiTad county, Sept
John V. Pococn, Commit.
james c. Pcrcc, William PURCELL Samuel Tbou,
oS D5m , n rarg' job" afd'mau aud Mary Eh vic
TIC do0 Jane. Purcell md John IIardinan not h.yay o.
The enT, adj gwen 'ee| , according to m Act Of
10 the sacton Of s that they Inhabitants of ,h
% Jane, g. Purso an" Jo osn Do I5e,ea ,s
o. the fr, DAY Of Deeember reS aud com
som, one Of The public osper printed in the cy Of Richmond
the courthouse Of this Coiaty.
Oct IL. e7-ws@s Copy TIT s. !. wonsuAM. 6. 6.
HN CHANCERY-Ata Court held for Louisa County.
81 at the Courthouse, on Monday, October the 18th,
On the motion Of Stephen r. Pulliau,. ono of the chill
dren OF Iacharah Pullap, decd II is ordered that
John 3 Fleming, administrator Of the said Zacharat
Puam, deed. do appear here the first day of Janua
y Court next and shcw cause f any he CAM why his
letters Of administration said estate shall not he re-.
voked and that copy of The said order be published for
two months previous thereto in some public nc
published in the city Of Richmond
Copy. Teste,
JNO. HUNTER, G. lie.
4NoN'V' h6-wSws
"a IL persons having claims against the estate Of MIR
"a Eobert Morgan, decd are requested 10 bring them
forward legally authenticated, and those indebted 10 the
estate arc requested 10 make inns sdate payment as the
executor wishes to close the business.
JOHN H. THOMAS. Ex'or
nf Rohcrf Ma dlr,I
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an CHAN RY-Northumbcrlaad County Court,
"a lith September, 1929.
James kce and Margaret =. his wife, Pitts.
against
William Nj. Hall and Besty Hall, Dens
This day came the plaintiffs by their counsel and an
peaing TO the satisfaction of the Court that the deen
dant William Nj. Hail. is nhabant ofthis State
on The motion OF the plaintiffs it is ordered that the said
defendant appear here on the second Monday in De-
cember next and answer the bill of the plaintiffs and
that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted for two
months successfully in some newspaper published in
the city oil Richmond, and also posted the front door of
the courthouse of this county. Copv Tcste
sept. %. II-wSw F. Rates ~ r