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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-05

MARYLANp.-A Select Committee Ct the House of
Deiegaes TO which was referred certain con, Ii
tons from the Elk ecutive OF Louisiana Missouri, Geor-
gia, and Mississippi, made report the 9Th inst.
which was made the order OF the day for the lIth We
cannot insert this report present-but the eom,see
arrived at the following expf essed in the
resolutions offered.
Toagree with Louisiana in extending tn. president al
term TO six years, and render the president and vice
PRESIDENT ineligible afterwards
To agree with Missouri AMI Georgia 70 provide for an
uniform ncde OF electag the President aud Vice Pre-.
sden by the people, without the intervention OF cleo
tor: provided the sovereignty OF the states be not ii-
vaded and that their present power, prescribed by
The constitution, remains unchanged. desire il also
expressed that the constitution should be so ame ne as
TO prevent The choice Of president yico preside
from ever devolving on Congress.
10 disagree with Georgia in her resolutions that
Cong es possesses no constitutional power id tn.
colonization society.
10 disagree with Mississippi, declaring that the ta-
'h ot lS2S IL unconstitutional aud oppressive; but that
constitutional opposition by those who feel the
aggrcved, meets entire APPRECIATION!
THE ,psaker having retired. Mr.. Done. (anti-ad.)
was elected To the chair MIR. Done 3l-Mr. Bucha-
nan, adj so
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-05

NH ONSiEUR TONSON will stand the en,uing soa-
1Y&- son at Tree Hill, near Richmond, Va His sea-
10 commence LIST February and terminate I.t July
next lie will be let TO mares at so dollars the season
winch may be discharged by The payment Of 40 dollars
within the season. Mares lie Insured at rs dol
iars. One dollar TO the groom in every case.
Every desirable sTfangemen has been made for The
accommodation OF mares sent to this horse They will
be pastured gratis, well fed with grain equred at 20
cents per day, aud stabbed in all bad weather
One oi The subscribers will give his constant per-
sOnal attention 10 mares in order that thew NAV be re-
turned TO their owners in good condition We cannot
be responsible for accidents escapes but win use
every exertion to prevent both.
Monsieur Tonson il beautiful bay fifteen hands
three inches high with black legs, main and tail He
IS hhe'y proPortoned, exhibiting beauty and power
throughout his form His blood, arance and per-
torrance sequa, II not SUPERIOR any horse on the
continent. His colts likely, aud in high esma.
ton. THOMAS WARSAW
ABNER ROBINSON.
lree fiIl, jan 23 S0-2aw3m
County Wing aud Petersburg Intelligencer 10 in
sert Tie above twre week for three months and send
their accounts to +. w. and A r.
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,'Sluem yEr REN,iy, vS.vNo."- Cooper
Iron the Portland i,lo.l Daily cOurior.l

From the Portland iAlc) Daily Courier.
BALTIMORE
Proud Balsorcs Rich Monuments. The following bcNufu
lines called mind by tho elevation of the Colossa
Saue, the summit OF tho Washington Monument Baltimore
They written years uee within sight of the bright
which they uddossed aud whispered in
dneo that they the connecting link couple OF
Of manuscript the of which slaid at the South
sdpos,ropte to t1s Chesapeake Bay.
Thou oces BAY
Tho with sails unlurd,
Collecting from the mighty deep,
Over thy curling SWEEP
The fleets OF half the world;
There day,
Nor distant iaT tho time,
When in thy solitude sublime
Save light canoe by artlesS savage piod
NoseI was ever seen To skim thy biilowy tide
Bright Chesapeake.
Tho now thy shores nc crownd
With grassy lawn aud fields OF grain,
That smile and cheer the llborng swain,
And songs go bhhly round,
That will bcSpcak
How pleasant flow,
Yet, two short centuries ago,
NO human vcsc here yell,
And dark upon thy wave the forest shadows FELL
sMother of watcrs
T'4y noble streams did gido
Bcneaha woody canopy
Through countless they DO
Aud love by thy sido
As bcOutcous daughters,
Aud I'M their o high,
And clap their hands they goby
Proud Batimores rich monuments and domes
Counbias Palace halls, and Rchmonl's paSiot homes.
'Thc original Specification Chesapeake, s-n,O,hcr
of waters
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-05

TmHWENrY DOLLARS ACKNOWLEDGMENT from
M T. Devereaux of the city OF Richmond about the
9th day oil November, 1929, negro man slave named
Israel (and styles himself Israel HarrS) about ~ wears
OF age hive feet high, thin visaged, with large nose
and generally well-dressed in blue cloth clothes and
wears watch in his pocket, and has acted for several
years as a servant in the Eagle Tavern. The above
slave 1t is supposed has obtained free papers and is at
tempting to pass as free man. and may attempt TO get
oil TO some Tree State Ii he is apprehended near Rich
ira reasonable expences will also be paid for his safe
delivery in the Jail of the City. Any information that
can be given 10 Mr.. Devercaux of the City, with re-
gard TO The way in which nc got off will be literally re-
warded and all persons are fore armed from harborng
the said slave and all captains of steamboats, and Other
captains or masters of vessels from carrying of the said
slave under penalty of the rigour of the law.
JOHN WARBURTON, Adm'or
OF Rodwell Dek, decd.
James City County, Dec. IT, 74-wI2ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-05

I'm CHANCERY. In Hanover County Court, Jar.
"a eth, 1880.
Garland T. waddy and Patsy d his wife, formerly
Patsy ID. Cbisholme and the said Garland T. Waddy,
as administrator de bonus non. with the will annexed
OF Walter Chisholme jr. deed, Plns
Cornelius ID. Cb.holrne Mary a. Crank, and her
husband Stephen Crank, Thomas H. Chisholmc, Eliza
beth Jane Babcock, and her husband William r. Bah
cock, Tho Harriet Cbislolme, Sarah ID. Chishome,
PhGbe Matilda Chisholme, and William ID. Chi.home,
The four Inst OF whom infan's under the age of FL
years; David Chisholmc Thomas y. Chisholme, Adam
Ch-holme, Supra Chisholme, Sarah ChishOlme, Su-
sanna Chsholne AID Martha Chisholne, the FIVE last
Of wbois also infants under the age of w. ayoe
years, and Meriel II. c. Boyer, Defs.
This day came well the Plaintiffs as the Defen-
dan Meriel H. c. Boyer by their counsel aud the bill
and answer Of the said defendant, MereI II G. Boyer,
being fled Philip u. Winston il appointed guardian adj
item to the infant defendants, Theo. Harriet Sarah
D., Phebe Matilda Willifm D., ADAM Supra, Sarah,
Susanna and Martha Chbolne, Tor The special purpose
Of defending them IN This su and the said defendants
Cornelius ID. Chsholme, Mary A. Crank and her hus.
band Stephen Crank, Thomas H. Chstolme Elizabeth
Jane Babcock, and her husband William B,brock
Theo. Harriet, Sarah ID Phoebe, Matilda William ID
David, Thomas d., Adam, Supra, Sarah, Susanna and
Martha Chishome not having entered their appearance
and given secnrity according to The act Of Assembly,
and the rules OF this court aud IL appearing TO the sa
isiacton OF the court that they inhabitants of
ts Commonwealth on the motion Of the plaintiff, il
u ordered that they arp here The fret day of pril
Court nexi,and answer tho plaintiffs said bills and that
cory of this order he folthwirh inserted in the En-
quirer, newspaper published in the City of Richmond
posted at the front door Of The courthouse Of this
ty A copy. Teste.
PHILIP Il. WINSTON, G. III e.
FEB. o. 06-wSw SO so
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THE INDIANS.

The destiny Of the Aboriginal race approaches lis
iuInlnent, aud their fate Is accelerated by their own
mad passions, stimulated by tina, curse of red men whs
Key The news from the South which we publish to-
day. demands the prompt interference of the Govern.
inent OF the United States-and alter the Indians are
choose between the alternatives, either submit to the
laws OF the State in which they RESIDE or remove be
yohd The Mississippi Common sense can never tolc
rate savage Emporium in acivized Common alth-
aud is absurd To urge in argument the urai rights
oil the Indians. Northern philanthropy is az much
mistaken upon this point as Northern humanity is mis-
placed IN regard to Negro Slavery-and will le equal
ly unavailing. tPet I,it
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Nathaniel Pggott, administrator
de bons non with the will annex
cd of Henley Taylor, dec. &c.
Applts.
against Upon an Appeal
james Lawrence Brown, an in from a decree pro-
liant son, and only heir and lawful nouncedby the SUI
distribuce of Thomas NJ. Brown Superior Court of
dec. by John Brush his guardian Chancery held in
Caroline Radcliffe, infant daugh- Richmond
ter of Francis Radcliffe, by the said
Fancis, her guardian, and next
friend, and William Smith, father
and lawful distributee of Susan
Smith, dec. App'ees
The writ OF pures screfacias heretofore awarded TO
revive this appeal in the of the said Nath Piggot
Admor dc bonis of the said Henley Taylor de not
being fully executed and appearing the satisfaction
of the courthat the appees James L. Brown and John
Brush, his guardian, and Caroline Radcliffe and Francis
Radcliffe, her guardian not inhabitants of this com
monweah: On the motion Of the said Nathaniel Pig
go by his COUNSEL is ordered that the said last named
parties do appear here the first Mon lay in Nav next
and shew cause, if any they can why the said appeal
shall not be and stand revived in the name of the said
Nathaniel Piggott administrator aforesaid, and that
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some news
paper printed in the city of Richmond, and continued
for two months successfully and that another copy be
posted at the front door of the capitol in the said CITY,
Copy. Tese,
Feb. 10. 99-wSw j. ALLEN, c. c. A.
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\WN!RGlNIA: At Court of Appeals, held at the
capitol in the city of Richmond, on Tuesday, jan
uary 26th 1890.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-05
"a N CHANCERY-ln Goochsnl County Court, 18th
"a February, 1880:
Nathaniel Smith, PIE

"a CHANCERY-ln Goochlsnl County Court, 18th
"A February, 1880:
Nathaniel Smith puH
against
Arinstead Thurston and VIM Bluuka,I D.n, o
The bill OF the plaintiff being esd and lied and the
defer ant Armstead Thurson not having entered his
appearance and given security according to the act Of
Assembly and the rules Of this Court and il
tothe court by satisfactory evidence that the said de-
isndaDt Armstead Thurston is an inhabant of this
Conmonweah-On the motion OF the plaintiff by conn
sci, II Is ordered that the said defendant Arms,ead
Thurston, do appear here the Third Monday in Nav
next, and answer the plaintiffs BILL and that copv If
This ord sr be forthwith inserted in the Rcbmoni En-
qn'TeT' newspaper printed in the city OF Richmond
Ior TWO months successfully and that another copy be
posted at the front door Of the court house of this coun
~ on two successive days And il is farther or.
dered That The said defendant William Blunkal do not
pay away, secrete otherwise disclose of any ~
other property in hands, belonging TO the other de-
endant Armisesd Thurston, 90 az to rendsr him ma
bls 10 pay The plSntiG| demand on the bill mentioned
unll The further order Of this court and subpoena Is
awarded accordingly, =. Cory. Tesle.
feb. rs. Ios3wsw
IN CHANCERY.--In Hanover County Court, Jan.
n uary, 9th, 1890
David Via, Archibald Via, Pleasant Moore and Thorn.
S fHsohS, Pitts
against
John Via and Edmund Via D.0s
This day the Plaintiffs by their counsel and filed
their bill in this cause and he Defendants NOT bavin
entered their appearance and given security ACCORDING
to the Act OF Assembly and The rules of Court and 4
appearing to the satisfaction of the court that thew are
n0t ihnaoans OF this commonwealth: on motion of the
Pdinis, 1t IS ordered, that they appear here ON be
hrst day OF April Court next and answer the Planting
SAID bill and that copy of this order be forthwith in
serted IN The Enquirer, newspaper published in the
CIV oil Richmond for two months succcssiyey and bat
another copy be posted the front door of the corboso
oil THIS county Copy. Testc.
PHILIP y. WINSTON, e. He
req 10 90--wsw
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drrirdi Of the Empress Of Brosh and Queen Donnc
Maria Rio JaDeiro

Maria at Rt0 JdneiTo.
His Majesty's packet brig Sphynx, Lieut. Passinp.
ham, has just arrived from Rio Janeiro whe nee shs
sailed on the 9th October BY her we learn that the
Brazilian irigae lmperatZ and Isabel with the a
ed Empress oil Brazil and Donna Maria the Queen OF
Portugal, arrived at Rio on the 10Th of October The
Emperor Immediately proceeded in steam vessel 10
meet the irigaes. He greatly affected ou his i'm
tervirw with the Empress aud hi. daughter The I'm
perariz was lowed n;o the harbour by the steamer
amidst salute from the forts and all the vessel: the
Brazilian ships OF war fired 100 discharges each which
were repeated on the lmperatriz Coming 10 an anchor
Oh the following day, aud about twelve o'clock the
Empress and Queen. aud their suites landed at the
arsenal under saues and instantly proceeded 10 the
Royal Chapel, where the marriage ceremony was ne
formed, the Emperois daug hers acting brides maids
me parade anu ceremony observed upon the occasion
were mighty imposing, and tn Speople manifested The
greatest enthusiasm. o. ths day alter hs marriage
the Empress made her public appearance when a
corvette was launched, and christened in her Maestv
name.
"A Court was also held, when the Nobility In. Min
s,ers, ono r.: oil tie army and navy Sc present
ed TO her Majesty. To celebrate, this auspieous and
happy event, the Emperor instituted anew Order en-
i'ed the Order OF the Rose, OF which the public off.
GERS, commanders, SC. were made members
The Emperor Don pedro's children by his deceased
Empress were presented TO the Empress on the
quarter "eck vi the lmperatrz, which ahis hy in.
teresing scene. Her NJ TASTY was greatly moved and
expressed her determine ion OF paying The love and
confidence which the Emperor had reposed in her by
an anxious attention 10 their interests Her Maiesty's
whoe experiment excited the greatest admiration ::
she Il already much beloved
On the evening !. the day On VIII c., the fry a,es ar
HNcI and on that of the marriage Of the iIlustrious
ues all the British and Brazilian ships of war in bar
bonr were most brilliantly illuminated.
The Isabel, BraZIlin corvette, was ordered TO pre
pare Tor voyage 10 Europe, with the official account
oil Tie arrival OF the illusrous personages and of the
performance oil the marriage ceTe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-05

Go'd Dfines.-An extensive Gold Mine has been
discovered in Piyvana county, about 60 miles from
this psce, and about 13 from Danville II s on line
With The vein found in Spottsylvana We learn lhat
ed rom SIS 600 10 800 900 worth OF gold have beer
obtained, though IL il yetuuwdshed. Mr. WIN. n. Ha-
good whose land the Mine IT, keeps 10 or IL hands
At work, and has rented out portions oft several
der individuals. We with them al The success they
can desire, though cannot but believe that Gold
and Silver mines highly Injurious any country in
which thcy exist. Such, AT least has been The erpe.
Tience Of other countries. [LynetbWg VirgtniaH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-05

Upon an Appeal
from a decree pro-
nounced by the SUI
, Superior Court of
Chancery, held in
Richmond.
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Mr.. C.ag's Hnnlbng-he .Ame,icnn Suslem.,

AFf'W re bHRRfr ~ me C0HfHufiOH.)
mere IS something 20 captivating in the term, ado
nestle Industry" and something 90 patrioic in a.,
term, american system" that il is not to be wonder
cd at that the party which fret seized upon those ex.
pressions as wach-words, should have succeeded with
he mass OF The people, and have carried their point by
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-29
PERFORMANCES.

The Sprino he was three wears old, he won
the colts race at view Market ut three heats
SIX subscribers nurse 1900 dollars, bratiop
Betsy Archer. Janne#te and ROCKINGHAM md
others very easily. and repeating IN tine time :
the sum. sprlng he won the Jocky Club purse
two mile heats, AT Spring HUI five sIar,isp--
the fail after he was three wears old. he won
thp annual most stake at NcV Market. two mile
leafs, five subsci ibers, 2Du dollars each beat.
ing easily Ianette. Mr.. IIarrisen's Vnginian.
and two others-snm, fail he won the nrop,ie
tors purse at Noupwny. IN O mil, heats brht.
ing Phillis, Arnlu,, and one other with ense-
he next week he run at Bel6eld for the Jocky
Club nurse 300 dollars. three mule heats won
without difficulty. beating Bertrand, A,atus
and two others-lhe week after he won th.
Jock, Clnb nurse at Sprinp Hill. two mile
heats beating Blnstnr and Two others hard IA
hand-the spring he was four wears old he W.,
ue Jocky Club purse. 6Oo dollsis ai Brlhpld
3 mile heats. bearing the distinguished rae,
mare Ariel in fine tme-ihe next week ne
Hnn he Jock Club nurse at Laurence vile
I mile heats, 500 dollars. nj one heat. winch
h. took an easily that nothing would RIM a
oaiast him TIE :, con,i heat--the next vpek T..
run at New Market. four mile heats. and was
ocat by Gahannah al three heats, Shak,pear.
l,c,t,ny EIi,,al, il, ,pa Same rare tho. ,
repdlnp "a closely as 10 mime each other and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-29
DESCRIPTION.

Shakespeare is beautiful blood bay, band
sonrly marked, black maue and tail, with a
most delightful coal oihalf, which tor sickness
and iucness is seldom 'qoalled. and never -
ccrded Of most commanding appearance /.
great strength, beaniy nnd ac,ion eigh. ears
old thi, spring; inll slxteru hnnds h,gI
mud it is thought by The best Of iudg-
es TINT Shakespeare s not exccled IN
pout Of appearance by any horse IN Vpeinn.
Much more could br said, bur gentlemen OF the
turf aud breeders IN Virginia aad North Caro-,
lima are TOO generally acquainted with the ben
eGGial results from judicIons crosses, to require
any Thing but their own judgment aud dIscre-
Iipn 10 induce them To embrace the present
Of improving their stock. No
charge for persons or servants Bringing mare
tn this horse. Shakespeare is limited TO three
mares per day, aud can say with p ceas con.
science, that | think him The surest toal getGr |
ever kept. Should amy mares laIl TO Prove in
fpaI that were put last spring, only half price
viii be charged 10 case gentleman send again.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-29

March 8

AMsckEL, ROBINSON o. 10. are opening a
III large aud general assortment Of staple a
ancy Goods. selected out of tie spang arr
vAls ~ New York aud are rrnsfhable lof ibelr
variety oil style and ebespness.
Hair &C rlcd and checked Cambncks. very low
) and & ! London CanbrcSs, soiI dressed
Beautiful Ego 5"iss Muslms
swiss hnd Manchester Ginghams. new style
Itotfe Indirnne. entirely new article
oboxes Nanese Ribbons, do
snperine Linen Cambficks
81 and keni,egS approved bleach
Scarborough Gauze Hdkls. beautiful
Belt Ribbons, new patterns
z TX aud Cotton Hoziefy, nj half price
Fancy Soaps, odour delicious
COLOGNE and Florida Wafer. IN cut bottles
Thread aud Blonde Laees, sup quality
BGbbinet do 3, y and o.
Beautiful Straw and travelling Baskets
Black Bombaane. "a aud q !. se'v cheap
Black Lusirings, for eentlemens wear
Sup Rowen Cashmere
Black Prunclla, very superior
The above Goods ara Fresh all purchased
flr cash. and will be sold on such terms rs will
please the planter, aud be an Offset againslthe
low prices OF Iobnccp
Mach %
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Feb. !
VrINGINIA--AtR nle. holaen in lLe cIerk,. oIl..

EFIRGINlA.--At Rules holden in the Clerks Office
" OF the Superior Court oil Chancery for the Lynch
burg District the dh day Of Jan. le3U. Chsnol Dab
ney Pitt against James Jones, Rich = Jones, Edmund
Hrrudon, Richard q. Brown, John Bullock, Juups
Bullock, aud John A Ian, aud IN Gait eXors Of
Gait, dee. Datts
The defendants James Jones and Richard S Jona.,
not having entered their appearance aud given security
according the act Of Assembly and the rules of tins
court, and appearing by satisfactory ciderco thai
they inhabitants ofthiS country II ordered
that the SAID defendants do appear here on the fins, diy
Of the next term, and answer the bill of the paHH
and that a copy Of this order be forthwith inserted ia
SOME newspaper printed IN the town oll.ynehhure for
two months successvey aud posted at the trout deos
Of the courthouse, IN the sand town.
copy-Teste, WILLS, &C.
Fob. Rrm49
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-29

TTtRGlNlA-At IGies held in the Clcrl', Office If II.
~ Superior Court of Chanccry, for tn lvrcIf55.
District, the 18th day Of January, lS3O-Jadlh ~
sard and Peter {. llunsard, infant Who size, H. -,
said Judith Hansard his mother, and ucu H.
against VIM. Mcdaniel, Merrett 1alhot, admr -,
John Talbot, aud Henry L. Dnyi,, Bcuj. TalaG,,.
adinr. de bouis non, with the Will annexed of T. h..
Haosard, dee. John W. Hansard Ambrose K H.
sard Isaac X Hansard, Arson 1inscy and Soat,
his wife, George Burfofd and Polly his VIE Li5,sa
Davis aud Permelia his wife, Archibald IH,afJ an
Philip Burford aud Caroline his wife, de1s
The defendants, John w. Hansard, Archibald Ian
safd. George Burford and Polly his wife, and pbd,.
Bnfiofd and Caroline his wife, not haguc ON
ed their appearance aud given security accord1fs
10 the act Of Assembly and the rules this court and
appearing from satisfactory evidence thai they are NJ
inhabitants of this country-t Is ordered that H.
sad defendants do appear here on the frt day oft
next term, and answer the bill of the pitts and NJ
copy OF this order he forthwith inserted IN somepe,,
paper pruied IN the town Of Lynchbnrg for tH uor
successfully, and posted at the front door Of The com
house, in the SAID town.
copy-Teste, j WlLLS,C.C
Feb Is w9n.I
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-29
NEW SPRING GOODS.

SerTE are now receiving ptrt of our spr'rg
~ Goods. winch have been selected by
one ofth. paiiuefs from the different markets,
Bahimore. Philadelphia and New York, Al th-
chsanesl dash prices. All Of which viii be Of
fsfed At small advance oo the original cost
Among the goods received are
ri. &c OF licifa's super Prince Regent black
Cloth. no, 10 be surpassed by any IN thus
market
niece OF super extra blue Cassmrre
Rlch fancy foulard, Ss1oner. Nerfimaek,
striped and SINAI figured Prints, all new
patterns
\ few pieces OF cheap Ser suckrer Gioghams
Zebra ball Hose. iof gentlemen. a ne@ att
Gle
Rurn Caaimir
piece Of super super Bnf Marsei'les
do do do white d.
With various other Staple and Fancy Goods,
Inch We would fespc riially invite our odsto-
meIs aud the pubhc to call aud examine.
NORVELL n 1AIE.
n We are daily expecting father supply
Of SILK, Lnce, Faocy fnf"iga and Domestic
Goods. which will be offered, "a always, at the
lowest cash prices. y. q l.
March .
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NSclRGiNiA--At Rules holden ~ uie ClefH ohee
" of the Superior Court Of Chancery for the lNuch
burg District, the I'd day Of November, ls29 Thorn
a. }. Garden, Pitf againSs john b. Rutledge and
Robert Scott, Defs.
The defendant Robert Scott not having entered his
appearance and given security according TO the act of As
senby the rules of this court, and 1t appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is hahtant of this
country il ordered the said defendant do appear
here the first day of the term aud answer the
hill ofthe plaintiff and that copy of this order be
forthwith insertcdm newspaper printed IN TIT town
of ynchburu for two months successivey and posted
the front door Of the courthouse said town.
ACopyt-pesIc, J. WILLS. &C.
Fob womi9