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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-08
DEsTRUCTIYE FIRL.

On Monday night, about 10 O'clock lust after our pa
per was put 10 press, the valuable manufacturing -four
mill OF Mr.. p. Haxall, was found to be on fire. The
heat was intense; and the flames advanced with such
rapdi'y as TO render every efrt TO the building
perfectly useless. Five engines and the Hvdrsuion
all admirably worked, were upon the spot--and
they succeeded in saving Mr.. HIS grist-nill and Nail
Factory on the western side Of The Mill and Mr. Hut
chlsons Foundry on the other. small dwcnin -
house and part of long Coopers shop almost facing
the MIL, but on the opposite side OF the canal were al
so burnt There was quantity Of -four and wheat in
me mill Of which but small part was saved-by the
exertons Of the people. The MI-house wa, insur.
ga 10 the Mutual Assurance Society TO the amount OF
$4,000, and the machinery and stock wdre insured in
oner Companies so as to cover hope the ent re- less
ne mill was among the most valuable merchant mills
~ virginia part Of il stories, and working pair
., stones The flour was in high repute, and large
quanuty annually semitic other States and shipped 10 Rio
oe Janeiro, and other distant narkets.-We have M
DOUBT that II will rapidly rise from its ruins, and thai
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-08

"France eman cipated!-
What cheering visions may
not the Friends of Liberty
and of Man indulge' Who
may now set limits to the
spread of free institutions
TO the march Of liberal
principles France, long
the centre of civilization
who has, for ages, dispens.
ed throughout Europe the
trophies OF Art, of Science
and of Letters, is destined
now to crown her glory,
and complete her triumphs
by shedding over the ma
tons the Divine Light OF
Liberty. Fired at the spec
tacle OF her emancipation!
-emulous Of her happi-
ness and glory! animated
by her example! inspirited
by her success! thousands
OF high and noble spirits,
dispersed through Spain
and Portugal, through tia
ly and the other states of
Europe; chafed by their
chains; maddeDed by a
sense Of degradation; will
wait but a favorable mo
ment TO wake their Stun.
bering swords--avenge
their wrengs, and cast of
their OppressorsO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-08
PERORATION.

"That royal house now
reigns. The Bourbons are
restored. Rejoice, France,
Spain, Portugal!-You are
governed by your lcgiti-
mate Kings. Europe, re-
joice! The Bourbons are
restored. The family OF
nations is completed.-
Peace, the dove descend
ing from heaven, spreads
over you her downy pin
ions. Nations of Europe,
ye are her brethren once
more. Embrace! rejoice!
And thou, too, my much
wronged countryl NV
dear, abused, self-murder.
ed country, bleeding as
thou art, rejoice! The
Bourbons are restored.
Thy friends now reign.
The long agony is over
THE BOURBONS ARE
RESTORED!"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-08

Let any man compare these different passages without
anazcment, IL he can. The wonder is how snv ri ;1om
oil Tree country should have poured forth such
herecs rhapsodies as Mr. Morris expressed in IsII-
lie comes forth as the exponent OF the genuine prnc-
PIE oil the School OF Monarchy-t,e legitimate
prince, the true prince" old Falstaf calls him
the "divne right" the "kng by the Grace of God'-
Inc Orator OF the present day takes the true grounds
OF the Republican School-the "leginate authority OF
the people" In exchanging Charles for Louis
Philip, the French themselves have recognized the
same distinction having sacrificed the hereditary prin
ciple to the voice of the Ma inn = -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-08
Mr.. Morris.

~hss ShOfftss
Otis DONE. The long
agony is over. The Bour-
bons are restored.
reposes in the arms of her
Legitimate prince. We
may nO,o express our at
tachment TO her consistent
ly with the respect we owe
ourselves"
"The anxious hour is
past, we respire-the air
is embalmed with blossoms
OF liberty-humanity rears
her head from the dust,
smooths her dishevelled
locks, and wipes away the
tear. She greets you, VIC
tors! princes! heroes! chris.
tians! She bids you follow
the path to immortal glory
pointed out by the finger
Of Heaven"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-08
EXORDIUAf,
Mr.. Robertson

Mr.. Robertson.
"Freemen! FeIio,r.citi-
zens!-A great event i'm
the history of mankind has
just been announced to us.
A deed of mighty name
OF glorious import, has jus;
TRANSFERRED on the continent
OF Europe. The breezes
that have for so long a time
come to us loaded only
with groans and complaints
OF the victims of a groad-
ing oppression, bear at
length upon their bosom,
the grateful Hosannas Of
rejoicing freemen. France
great, generous, high
spirited France, has risen
in the majesty of her
strength-and, as the lion,
the dew-drop from his
name, has shaken off hi:
letters. The despicable ty.
rant who wouil h~s-s f.-s-
Cd si.~", .. fying-wist.
iy but ignominiously fly
ing-from a justly incens-
ed, and a much and long
abused people. Again is
the government in thu
hands of the governed. A.
gain is the sceptre in tie on.
ly hands that may legi,i-
mately WELD 1.-THE hands
OF the sovereign people"
" Amusement and ad-
miralien attend every
where upon the tidings a:
they fly: Amusement al
the suddenness and gran
deur. of the achievement:
Admiration of the unparal-
ielled wisdom, he high and
generous daring; above all,
the magnanimous forbear-
ance that distinguished It's
accomplishment
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-08
FLOUR MARKET
the 5th: a" Vi
Extract Of a letter dated

Extract Of letter dated
RICHMOND, Oct 9, $780,
Canal Flour is steady at 81 75 REGENTS of lat. T.,
creased Sales Of City Mills Gallego's brand. have
been made at IS So for two vessels OF 1900 and Ilo0
barrels 6urthen, expected here load for South Ameri
ca wheat is offered at 95 for red and 100 cts for
white The inspections Of Flour since the first OF In
~ last, amount to $3.50 brls This is exclusive .,
ABOUT 1900 brs. made by Clark at Mayo's Mill and
inspected Manchester, the other side of the river
VI inc Richmond inspection, 1926 brls are Gaepe's.
o2629 brls The quantity Of Canal Flour Is Is IG
perhne, and l1S5 fine. making together 3OI brls
The B American also gives the following ex,ract of
letter from Rio de Janeiro, Aug. 18th:
Since our last circular of 18th ult the im,or,a,;,
Of hour has been $500 barrels from Baltimore and I0o
barrels from Philadelphia (not yet landed1 The socL
on hand now consists Of 2200 barrels Richmond
about 5000 barrels Baltimore Howard street. 5Oo hi,
Richmond, Gallego brand, and that from Pbsde,,his
mentioned above. Sales arc making of Balt;mors
Howard street at l7I500 Is0O0 which is the only do
scripon that has been In request. Richmond il ain
heid at $50 We are Of opinion that prices win be
maintained, and that our stock will be gradually reduc
ed before we have arrivals with new flour The CON-
sumption OF this article this year from the u States will
average We expect 1000 brls per month";"
THE CONTRAST
Tho Alb. Argus calls our attention 10 tbe singular con
rast exhibited by the celebrated Speech of(;ouvern.
MOTIFS on the Restoration of the Bourbons in 1914 and
the eloquent Address of Windham Robertson delivered
before the Citizens OF Richmond tho 18th Septem-
Der, upon their final expulsion from France To make
inc comparison more striking and impressive we
nave thrown the Exordums and Peroraons of the two
Speeches in parallel columns:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-08

sale Of that number and quality Of shoes IL snos. .uy
price. The late advance. however, Ia tho price Of
wool, has given an impetus to the business OF wool
growing, which promises a handsome profit to those
engaged In It, aud Is yet to be hoped that this br neh
oil American enterprise will not be sus red lang uish
.wsy ior want OF governmental pro,ertion!! Alton,
i:zoo ewes and wethers, OF the l,t and 2 qualities
OF which were wethers, cold for average Of So 10
s'r head. Another lot Of ahou, the same number, oil
sd and 4'h Qualities brought average ei for ewes
rs 20, and Tor weth.rs. 81 63; aud bucks OF
me LIST quality, sold for $22 80 par head, As bucks.
lor'ncipaiy yesr'inxs email, and pocr) sold at from
30 70 40 OF the best averaged S22 SO"
Though Wool be rising in this country and in Eng.
'anai yet wooden goods are 10 great proportion hg
er IN the United aes. than they would be- II W.. were
permitted to buy them abroad at moderate duty on
their importation. For instance,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-08
In 1870


but the Arena remarks In 1920 Sandy
TOM and Liberty rown&c without the limits
were included IN the Census OF 1870" that tho of
accomplishing really much than appears
II may be estimated at 4 or 500.' '~r'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-08

The last Boston Courier states that the No of Tho
worm american Revieto OF the present month con.
tains long article under the title Of .Niihfcaion
interest Of which is increased by the insertion Of
recent letter OF Mr. Madison respecting the Virgiui,
resolutions Of l79S and I79s and now South Carolina
doctrine.
"The distinguished names and high au,bo,,tie, %
says Mr. Madison which appear 10 have asserted and
given practical scope TO this doctrine, ep,itle Il TO
respect which it might be difficult otherwise to feel
for it,"
We have not seen the NJ A. Reyie " and the on,v
nrher account have Of the article is the
following from the New York Courier & Enquirer OF
the 4th inst:
'.,fr 1fadison's Opinion on Qualification In IN.
ast North American Review. there is a very curious
and instructive letter Of Mr.. Madisons On the
nj nuihcation lately put forth by certain politician. in
s. Carolina. Mr.. Madison is decidedly opposed to the
Caolina doctrine and gives the history of the ,don
uon oil the Virginia RESOLUTIONS in l79S by which IL IL
evident that the inference drawn from the resolutions
in favor OF notification, entirely erroneous ana I'M
supported by fact Mr. Msdi.on says that the u s. Con-
tnion the work OF the people Of the separate states
IN their separate sovereign capaciesno, in their con-
soldsed capacities as the whole people OF the whole
union The remedies he proposes for
on the part OF Congress aredrect appeal the people
IN the elections made for that bojy-ao appeal 10 the
Supreme Court, or an smenjmsnto OF tbs Cons,t uiion
In the mode prescribed by the Constitution; vet he adj
mits very properywe think, that cases may be suppos
ed OF pspsbe. higrant breach of the Constitutions in
when the majority OF the people may appeal to fret
principles at once. when all other remedies have bee
tried fruitlessybu the South Carolina doctrine of enc
state multiplying law, lie unequivocaily declared I'M
sound and wrong by Mr.. NJ allison. The opinions con
tanned in this letter, the CONSTITUTIONS spond with
those advanced by the Hon Edward Of Lou-
sians, in the great debate in the Senate Both Mr.
VI adion and MIR. LiviDgsi' n entirely differ from Mr.
Webster's consolidation doctrines M. Msdisons let
ter will settle the question ia the South and disposs the
South Carolina gentlemen 10 give up their ultra opin-
ions They may have aConveoti,a, IL they please
but away with notification, sc. &C."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-08
1854 including half barrels.
EDMUND WALLS.

RRIED Saturday evening at tbe1ate re,donc.
OF John Dixon Esq Mathews by the Raw lain
Dainger6ed, Mr.. THoass ARMrEA D. 10 Mis-, H.RatsY a.
BooTH-al of the said county. ' 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-08

The American System" falsely so called (for Il ORR
CLIMATES In foreign countries, and does not suit usI il
iacutous one 1t 10 he interest of the great mass Of
our countrymon sell % dear and bun as eb.a "
they ean. T 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-08
Mot in the last Legislature.

wv "' "te '"St Legislature.
- y, Baltimore City Election 6on Monday.)
For s. aq %iehol.. JaeA'onian, ssss
Steuart Oppo,;f;on 4OS7
finiey } 1902
Hunts majority over Steuart ssi-over Finley 500
Nicholas's do. do. 49, do. 366
The Baltimore American of the 9Th instant, (bv
last evenings maD recspi,ulates the to,Io wing a.
ryfand, as far as received. In Annapolis 2, Hart
ford 4, Anne Arundel 4, Prince Georg. l. Frederick
4'-ls Anti Jaekson-Ani in BiIimore City 2. Bal,i-
more County Cecil flo for ack,on.-The foiowin,
liter f'on the U. s. Telegraph of Tuesday give, IN.
Key 10 the actual -'ate of thines
Extract Of letter from int Hgent gentleman in
Baltimore.
My Dear SIR False in,erpreta ions will be nut on the
vote OF this city. The truth of the case lie hi LIS,
year the Jackson majority wa, about 1000, becaus.
there were Four Adams Candidates and but two Dele
gates can be elected. The Jackson ,i,ty wa, abou
Iooo-bst the year before, which is the true tsst-
when only too on each side candidates the ave
rage majority was rather less than this year. on th-
other SIDE The Presidents reo more I'm 10 the
permanent and durable interests OF the county thpn hi,
victory at New Orsas', has doubtless, hal local ef
lJeet mere on ths result Of the eecon st the mai
Vs quite as large as thu year before a when be nv
| cidsd. wa N'
After all, these elections do not afford trina ,, :,
me strength OF the Presiient for all know thai, in
himseJ and on oceasions testing the confidence of he
people, ne IS stronger than h' friend, untej.
Majority for The Jackson candidates, about 35
| MAlNE.-At the late election in Name fine mem
bers OF Congress friendly to the praa..
oil the national government, and member opposed 10
IL, We're elected In the Lincoln district there was me-
choice, neither of the candidates having majority ~
the whole number OF votes. Here is truly action
| Phil. Sentinel
Extract Of a Letter from Washington, 4th Oct
;" There noto, Told you 1.-THE treaty is here
McLane has succeeded in arranging our affair, with
Great Britain about the West Indies The President
proclamation will be out Tomorrow. 1t cannot be got
ready for this days paper.
"i see some Of the opposition papers tell us the
news; but alas there is one objection which probable
will defeat the Treaty in the Senate of the u States II
seems that Mr. Mcl.ane brought the treaty to Liver.
pool himsel instead of sending by his private Score
taryl This is a damper upon the otherwise INFER
estng news How melancholy is the fate of that part,
which cannot, or 1oH not rejoice in their countrys
success They sicken at the news; and probably wish
that the West Indies were sunk to the bottom If tb
Ocean. way
F." Rives will also succeed in his negotiation will,
France"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-08
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
Hefiric0 (coinnI<fe

VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
HeTieo (eomplete)
For the Senate. For the H of Defeyafes
Jacquelin b. Harvie, 5l2 benjamin. w. Leigh re-;
Edward G. Mayo, 195 VIM. c. Mosby, SAC
John B. Ciop,on, Al John c. Williams n:
j. Dearnett, I John NJ Bolts. 2
Messrs. Clopton, Bolts and Chamberayne not on the
bench and moi, in fact, considered candidates-Mr
iams dropped by his friends early in the day
the contest down between Leigh and Mosby. the two
foremost eandidates-Dejarneu withdrew early In tho
day.
TO THE EDITORS OF THE ENourRER.
observe, gentemen In Of this
Ing, =, the rS Of s.riss
week. since il was apnosneed By some hen and still
any @o during the have though, offering and have
sS s sa s i pss AID
lac. s wa. anSw to you tina, was no. The Bench
Tuesday morning. Oats. ''''. JNo. 81 BOLTS.
Princess Anne q Deiegate)
Tho Norfolk Beacon Of Tuesday, states the follow ing
as the result at the close Of the Polls
%% }:::$:. S:ss s;
Majority for Hol. 80 Majority for SHIELD.
Mes:r sAs'd; M n consequently s" the Delegate elect
two candidates. were dropped early in the day.
:, Spoftsylodnia Il Deiegote.)
John M.s s Senate ss-ss the H.m. Ds'esa ,s;
John n. Bernard, l6a VIM II FuIchsr 10,
John II. Upshaw. = Waller Holiday, SC
One precinct yet to be heard from-The +. Arena
expresses its surprise Eat the small taken consider
ing the extension OF the right Of suffrage"
49, tFrom the Psters6arg "Od Dominion")
Ii 10 due to myself, under existing circumstances nc
less than TO those, to whose partial consideration am
indebted Tor the communication which appeared in the
lntelgencer Of yesterday lose no time in dcclarinp
the course that shall pursue in reference to the ap
preaching election. To this end. content myself with
OBSERVING mat the subject having been presented in
manner which both impressed and and ntere sted me
have consented to be, and am, candidate.
49, VIM. III. MACFARLA AND.
we are authorised TO state, that Judge May, in con-
versaon with him ON Saturday, Observed that he
sidered himself ineligible 10 in the Legislatures
mat he was always willing serve the people of Pc.
tersbur but that at he not candidate nor
did he wish TO be considered So
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-08

for that country 10 regulate a. che ple.,s hsss are
the same terms which the former At one
time rejected, out Which they eer,oards in vain offer
ca 20 deeept. An evening paper, with lie usuai fnfe
nc',y o, mssacment. says that they not Aeceded
oy the ia' administration the ground that "thsy
were inconsistent with the dignity Of the national char
III his be the case. their notions Of national
"s"',y must have been extremely Huctuatiug, since
MI Gay, In his Instructions to Mr.. Gailain, In June
ioEo aireeted him to accept Of those very terms Hs
,s'uuss tho direct trade expressly in these words,
ins government OF the United States will not Insist
Upon pariicipa Ion in tho direct trade between the u
n,ted Kingdom Of Great Britain and Ireland and the
British American Colonies"
when Mr. Cambrcleng, from the Committee oo Corm.,c. -.
ported the above Bill the House he
su Tor inc Satisfaction OF gentlemen all sides of
was no new principle contained in this BILL Tho principle
OF he aid was precisely that contained ,
Mr. Clay Mr Gaatin under the late 'u
Trends OF that administration would approve Off, we'll az
% o. opinion IN tho House upon Uoder
aon OF this bill tho giving time only to
u printed Tor the Information o % House. - ~ ~''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-08

Total, 1894
or the above are blind deaf and dumb, aliens II
WIN DC Impossible to tell what has been the coun
~ since tho taking of the last Census The wa, then
some little les, than $780, something like
oil the county has since been taken TO Logan
Yours, respectfully, T. STRIBI,ING
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-07-02
SALE OF LAND.
May l4-'3O

EN obediance to decree of the Staun-
u, ton Cbancery Court, pronounced on
the Odd day of July, 1927, wherein
Edmund p, Walton is Plaintiff,
And
Zachariah Maupin and Wilson Rob-
erts are Defendants.
l shall offer for sale on the first Monday
in July nexl, that being Albemarle court
day, on a credit Of six, twelve and eigh-
teen months,
= A TRACT OF LAND,
Adjoining Wilson Roberts, Chapman w.
Maupin, James Johnson, &c. containing
1875 ACRES,
To satisfy to Wilson Roberts the sum of
S469 D cents, with interest thereon from
the 9th day of October 1927, and the char
ges Of carrying this decree into execution.
M. w. ID. Jones, n. 81. for
GEO. ESKRIDGE, NJ. s. &C.
Tune 40 ids
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-07-02
NOTICE..

to an order of the direc-
tors of the Rvanna Navigation Com
pany, Notice is hereby gwen that sealed
PROPOSALS will he received OH Tuesday the
6 of July next at the Palmyra Mills in the
County of Fuvanna for improving the
Navigation of the Rivanna River from
Woods Locks near the mouth oi Rivanna
River to the Union Mills, IN the following
manner WIZ repairing the dams Locks
at Woods, and deepening the Canal. To
deepen the Ledge at Bryants ford. A Ca
nal and Lock at Sti!man Il Ahsllns, a
dam and Lock at the White rock near
head of Stiman and Ashlns Pond. A
dam and Lock at Strangers Mill sea,
A Canal;and lock at the Palmyra Mills A
dam and Locks at or near the head of the
Palmyra-mi Pond, And dam aud loci
at Bernards-burgh
For information as to the height an,
length of dams. Length width and lift o
Locks, Materials and manner of execu
ting the work, any person disposed TO un
dertake will please make application Ell
,her personally or by letter to Hugh Ne
son President, James Clark, Nicholas II
Lewis, John p Sampson or Daniel L
Carr, directors. Direct to Hugh Nelson
James Clark or John P. Sampson, Ever
ettesviIle Albemarle County. To Nicholas
HLewis or Daniel f. Carr Charlottesville
Albemarle County.
| DANIEL +. CARR Sec. r. N. G.
| May $50 At
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-07-02
SALT AND BACON.

S6A SAcKS Liverpool filled SAT- at $3.50
20 barrels old Whiskey at 25 cents
per gallon,
5000 pounds prime Bacon, my own
curing,
goo pounds prime Lard,
700 do Cotton Yarns, Richmond
and Virginia Union Factories,
300 do Beefs Tallow,
Oranges and Lemons,
Sugar, Coffee, Tea and Chocolate.
Linseed and Lamp Oil,
Sperm and Talow Candles.
Cut Nails, asserted,
Window Glass and Putty,
Shad, Mackere and Herrings,
Rye and Oats.
With other articles too tedious to men,
uon--all low for Cash, by
JOSEPH BISHOP,
Main Street.
L occasionally hire out my HORSE at
one dollar per day, to be returned in the
order he is received.
JB.
June 1870 Ct
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-07-02
AN AID OPTIONAL SUPPLY OF
GROCERIES, VIZ.

Vp sa ~ a. SS HAS, HI.
SHah SACKS SALT, (Lirerpooi ,fucd)
AO Hoghsead .Neto Orleans SUGAR,
do West India do
500 pounds best Green Coffee,
hogshead New-Orleans Molasses,
1 do West India do
500 pounds Loaf Sugar, (superior.)
3chests Imperial and Gunpowde
Tea,
2 boxes Chocholate No. 1,
l barrel new Rice,
Pepper, Alspice,
Ginger, Alum aud Copperass,
Rogers best Orange Gunpowder,
Shot os all sizes,
10 dozen pint Flasks,
Decanters, 'rumblers, &c.
French Brandy and Wine,
Rum, Bounce and Cider,
Whiskey by the barrel or gallon,
) barrels Nc. Mackerel,
, do No. 3 do
2 do Family Shad,
Candles, Tallow and Lard,
Flour by the barrel or retail,
Corn, Corn Meal (low.)
200 pair fine and coarse Shoes,
1000 pounds prime Sole Leather,
And proportionate supply of Upper
All of which will be sold low for CAST
]. POLLOCK.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-07-02
June 1870
A CARDING MACHINE

4 VIE Carding Machine at the Hydrau-
u lie Wills has undergone thorough
repair. A new sett Of excellen, cards has
been procured, and it is now in good or
der tor business. 1t will be attended bv
an experienced Carder. Those who have
wool to card are requested to bring il in
as soon as convenient
N. BURNLEY s. co.
June 1870 o,
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-07-02

a II Court, held for Nelson County,
IN the Goth day OF May, 1880
Charles Landlord aud Elizabeth his
wife, formerly Elizabeth Farrar,
Plaintiff
John Maxwell and Sally his wife, for
merly Sally Farrar, Perrin Farrar, Nancy
Farrar, John Farrar. John Bethel, aud
John Farrar, Joseph Farrar, Polly Far
rar, Sally Farrar, and Lucy Farrar, chill
dren of Flemming Farrar decd. and Will
liam Farrar.
Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
On motion Of the plaintiffs by their
counsel, who filed their bill, and it APP
pearing TO the satisfaction OF the Court
that the Defendants, John Farrar, Jo-
seph Farrar, Polly Farrar, Sally Farrar
aud Lucy Farrar, children OF Flemming
tarrar decd, and William Far,ar, are not
inhabitants of this County, it is ordered
that the said absent defendants do appear
here on the fourth Monday in September
next, and answer the bill of the plaintiffs s,
and that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted in the Virginia Advocate, a
newspaper published in the town oil
Charlottesville, for two months previous
said day. and that another copy thereof
be posted at the front door of the Court
house of this county, on some court-day
A copy
| Teste
| ROBERT G. CUTLER, d. G..
! June 1870 2m.