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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-12

editor OF the Richmond Enquirer feed on such foo6
and grow fat? eve could not feed capons so''
L'ToCiaence Journal.
The Lynchburg Vrgnian" expresses wish that some
member OF Congress would the resolution offered two
or three years ago the House of Representatives bv
Saunders of North Carolina, enqung of the Secretary of
State how many of the publishers of the Laws of the Union
of the Vsinan" opnes that might pull the consistency
Of certain geutemen TO the test"
Freedom ofthe Press-Ths expression is familiar
tous all, and iscven habitualy used in governments
where the press so far from being free, is under a
street 'nPranatur, vigilant censorship, and unqua
flied veto ofthe lordlngs ofthe lard as to the mat
ter OF publication, whetherof theological political
or moral character. YetIhere, they ia H. print and
even boast Of the liberty ofthe press. On the other
hand, some suppose, and even assert, through ths
medium of its columns, that their press is free he
cause the editors with impuuy indulge in the most
lcentlous course, and pour the heads of indivdu
ais the grossest abuse and unqualified scurilitv
PheJ are IN both instances mistaken. The liberty
of the press is not to be found state of serviv to
dashes its IN the face of all whom it opposes
or dslikes, without legal restraint or moral inhb
ton.
% convince sensible man OF disiDtercsted faet
ing, therefore, that either the the other should
be termed freedom of the press, would be impossible
What we term the freedom of the press, is dipuif
ed and honorable impartiality in every epanation
from 1t, whether concerning the government OF par
ties, or individuals by its editors; whether a,nro
baton or offence follows having due regard to the
interest OF the country, to the feelings Of individu
ais, to chasteness oflanguoge, and to truth press
conducted rPon these principles, Is free, and valua
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-12

The New Yo'k Lien law has been finally disposed
OF IN the legislature Of that State It passed through
the iouse by vote of 10 to 10. The bill has been
much modified since it was first introduced to the
tentlon of the legislature The followins explana-
ton OF this bill Is given in the Albany Argus:
ut is only applicable, of course, to the city of
other persons doing work or furnishing materials to
the amount Of twenty-five dollars or upwards, to-
wards the erection or finishing of any building in
that city, under the direction with the assent or
oTuer, IN writing of the owner, lien and preference
thereon, and on the land on which it shall be erect
cd, over subsequent membranes.
-, The amendments proposed by Mr.. Van Buren, TO
the first and sixth sections of the bill exclude debts
under S25, from the operation of the lien This
amendment was necessary to conform this law to
that provision of the revised statutes in fepard tn
liens by judgment, &c. which expressly excerpts all
Judgments ON liens nnder S25 from affecting right
10 real property The ninth section provides for all
sums under SIS. on the fund in the hand Of the con-
tractor or owner"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-11
nh. WEBSTER

Mr.. Webster appeared on Monday last, in tho
gres, Astor cause at New York. The following ia
cetious observations of on, friend, the Lieutenant
show the great space which be fills in tho public
mind Of that city.
From tho N. Y. Courier and Enquirer
On Saturday the U 3. Court was crowded with
curious people, catching q look Of the singular head
Of The Webster MY heavens!" says one man, "what
a dark oye he has got!"--"what q queer forehead"
said another. People meet people inquirlng, "h.ve
you seen Mr.. Webster" syes have "-..prav do
tell me how he looks," "why he looks like a Great
lawyer" .yoa don't say so!" 'pray have you talked
did he say! "why, I asked him how he did, and he
said--very well ! thank YOU" "good gracious. how
odd" 'Hc actually said very we'll thank ou"-"ho
dd--what will you bet he did n'" ''oh ] don't bet
but how strange!"--"what singular shoulders Mr.
not mark how broad"-"not half curious us his
hands,, said another" saw him take his hand out of
bis pocket--he bent his thumb, united packet of
papers, and then And then what did he do," ask
ed half dozen starers-"why then he began to read
to the jury" My stara what strange people these
Yankees arc!" "But his voice is the most singular
voice over heard-t is deep-toned, full, sonorous
harsh, fearful, every thing-he is most wonderful
man."
The Circuit Court opens to-day at 10 o'clock -
Phere will be great rush fer seats and standing
room. Mr.. Webster will most probably speak to-day.
We learn that several fair fashionable leaders of the
beau monde are very anxious to hear him epeak.-
"What vulgar i'll bred place that City Hall isl" say
they These courts and judges and Jurors have no
rnanners-they have no place for the ladies to hear
the great Webster"--Oh!" said another beautiful
creature, sat Judge Prescotts trial in Boston, the
polite gentlemen there fitted up place the gallery
vhsre all the ladies' and were enrsptured with
bis eloquence-but in this New York you all
Working men and have no manners" This is not far
6om the truth regards the City Hall-there ID
plenty of lay in that region, but little of aoy thing
s1.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-11
MARIIIE NEWS
PORT OF RICHMOND.
ARRIV ED,

ARRIVED,
AT City Point ship Columbus. Drinkwater, 81 days
from Antwerp, IN ballast, TO Palmer.
Schr Martha Bcaston, Petty, from New York,
With ballast.
Schr Ranger Gouty, from Charleston, with salt,
&c. to p Haxall 81 Co. and Fendal Griffin. Tn lat.
20, NJ, spoke ship Rcono, from Liverpool bound
10 Charleston.
Schr Concern, -, from Norfolk.
Steamboat Richmond, Chapman, Norfolk.
NORFOLK June 9--Ard, schr Susan &, Eliza
both, Brewer, Philadelphia, for Richmond
At Sewell's Point schr Juno, Kennard, Providence,
for Richmond
Sailed, scbr Richmond, Hand, Philadelphia
Cleared, schr Caroline Marion, Harrington, Rich.
mond
BOSTON, June 5.-Crd, schr Defiance, Leo,
Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-11

not supposs TINT ono word Of commentary from os il
neoessary to kndle universal execrstion the hearts
OF our readers. for the treason & tho Traitor Per.
haps Judge Coopsrs sentiments ought not to produce
any surprise. He il an Englishmsn. and why should
% wonder that he hates an Union, the perpetual
monument Of the folly and tyranny of his own country
IAN independent Union :onched from the dominion
OF his natural Sovereign Why should we wonder
that even at this late day. his English pride seeks the
qualification of seeing portion Of the revolted Colo
MES restoredto the Of The mother countryl why
should wonder TINT disunon has no pana for himp
that he should feel no sympathy for the gores OF the
Revolution and of the last war. and no remorso at
tho prospect OF burying in one common grave. every
patriotic association, and glorious
And the motives TO do this decd Of sacrcge which he
bos dared TO address to Americans! Lucro-base lu.
cre But the Doctor 10 u free man in free country
Let him falkland let not tar and feathers avense
that here, which in his country would be expia-
tod By haltor Let him and his opinions remain
monument of the harmlessness Of treason @whcn
Hcason 10 left free to combat it," We are glad tho
gentleman has thrown OFF the mask. and plainly re-
vealed his Interior views. If he find one Amer-
cnn willing to return to British allegiance. NO shall
believe il when NO zee il.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-11
a crand 1s~.-The GLOWING may 10 deemed

: a Grand 1sur,-The GLOWING may 10 deemed
semi official.
tFroo, the n. Y. Courier 4 Eao.i,.,.1
The President Of The United saiss, vim q % s.dsr.
private fsnusssss msy eouiss hs 1870 ss
P.oa .od poes.S through p"i.s S Il. = ra.
aud the rev England Satss vsrcp pess the
line OF the Erie Canal and the Lake into Ohio "a Tpps,
zee BY This he won pass through Wssse Cors
at healthy season and would he enabled To examine the
works Of internal Improvement completed by New Yok Penn.
ivann and Ohio on their own The President Ne
ea,n wishes TO travel with as 'ie parade possible
will be welcomed every where
His Majesty means to visit every State whose ale
glance is doubtful, and the Of the elections in
New York, Ohio. Kentucky, &C. His health requires
it. and let no man speak Of "clcctiouecring, tray.
cling Cabinet" "dnner speeches." &c. He wishes
to travel with "as little parade az possible"
What will the Vicar ofour town. he who lanpoon.
ed Mr.. Monroes tour, and revilod Mr.. Adams for his
occasional rapid and unosteesntous visits to hs home
soy about this long journey and -sbsence from the
duties ofthe Presidency. What viii he suy3 Approve
1t to be sure. or say nothing.
Elijah Hurst, Esq Of Tennessee, has been fined
slOo Tor violating the lag against treating ut elections
The E1abeih Jane arrived New FORA on Sunday sed
ship vandala arrived 2s,h, from Mooevideo TIL. DUKE Of
Antwerp 1000 slave, had arrived a, H,o
hom the 18th 10 the 8Dih Of April 1890
at Concord Wednesday last In the Senate joseph M
Harper was ehoscn President Samuel Dinsmore Jun Clek
ann Jon" wspPs jun Ar.is.an, Clerk In the House
Comptroller ofthc u S Treasury. tho place Of Mr. HiD
SS'ss Se1aa s by large Iso he had iss
Clerk Of the Houss, and H. Chase Assistant Clerk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-11

Attention Light Dragons
VOU will attend O Company Muster on Friday,
the 1ih inst ont, at 8 o'clock. p. N. at the CITY
Hall, completely equipped. The members are re-
qnested to be punctual in attendance. as arrange
mcpts will be made for celebrating the 4h of Juiy
BY order. JNO. COSBY, Ord. Serg't.
jc 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-11
Excursion to City Point.

o. The Steamboat JAMES GIBBON.
Capt HAZARD, will leave RICKETTS,. Tomorrow
Effort 10 fowl for City Point, and VIII return about
sunset This Boat not being provided to furnish
dinner will take passengers for the TRIP al the re-
duced price of seventy five cents, including a cold
fer providing for themselves Children and servants,
accompanying heads Of families half price-none
others taken, without written request from those
who have the management Of them.
lie Hit
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-11
TOBACCO.

TOBACCO.
DLANTERS are respectfully informed, that all
- Tobacco consigned to us for the future, shall be
received into the Ware House free Of drayage from
he Basin or the Dock Ikeight, &c. paid when ro-
qucs'ed, by w. f. r. BURTON,
apr1o- 2aw1Gtc INSPECTORS Scsbtooks
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-11

PRIcEs OF ToBAcco. General Sales
Ordinary refused, 2 Ia to 2 1-2.
Common To middlins passed, Q toi,
foci 10 Cue 3 ,o"a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-11

THIS DAY. at o'clock, p NJ, the sales IN iht,
II snal Swamp Canal Lottery: No. =, viii
close; The Lottery draws in Petersburg THIS
9seeG i Inc s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-11
SCH EME

Yickets s.. Halves e so, Quarters 81 s.5--;u q
great variety of numbers, for sale tho old pvo
pay Office of p CHUBK1
10 I1-3t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-11
BIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE.
NEXT LOTTERY.

Pickes S.. Halves SO, Quarters %.
~ For sale usual, in every variety, at the Lot
terry and Exchange Office of
THO. B. BiGaEnS,
Where two Capitals Of 900 each, and one each
$4,000 and $4,000, have been sold and paid q, Sigh.
within few weeks.
lie Its
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-11

DesIues SotD, 4UU, 3UU, 200, 100, &c. &c,
Pickets S., Halves 2 SO, Quarters I 70
TOMORROW.
Connecticut State Lottery, No. 2.
Drawing will be received TO MORROW thu 18Th
suns.-CaPtns, $50 Oo00, 800, and Of Of GOD,
&c &c.-Tickets Is, halves 2 SO. quarters "a.
Ahodo Island State Lottery, No. q
Draws on the I4th June-Captals q, O 600. , son.
1000. 500, ,2Do, and of I,oOO-Ticaets a,
halves 2, quarters I.
Delaware, s. Carolina, d Louisiana En-.
terry, Extra No. q
WIN be drawn on the Tito day Of Juue-Capitai
Prize 81 ,O00 Tickets 81. halvos q quarters 1.
or Tickets for sale at this oHfre-where was soId
and paid few weeks since, I, 12, 81, the grand
Capital of $50 ,ooe-Address your orders
YATES & M'INTYRE
le u Richmo,A
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-11

:, Tickets s., halves so. quarters as.
For sale, by THO b. BIGGER.
ie
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-11

Sperm Candies.
1nn Boxes sperm candles
Il W. 2 hhds. tprime st. Crox sugars
so kegsground ginger, for sale By
Je 1i-3t OTIS, DUNLOP &CO
TIME subscriber. intending in few days. to leave
Il this, for the States of Chic and Kcntucky offers
his services to the public in the transaction Of any
business IN those States, or in his route thlhcr-He
may be found at the office of Messrs Richard Ander
son q Son, from to O'clock, until his departure
RI 81 will be probably by the 18th instant.
kATHL r. BOWIE.
Reference TO
r. ANpRsoN s. soS, p ;cb,nora
Jos. MARX & SoN, hichmoho'
III. DAVIS, Hanover. ie1I-et
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-11
MANAGERS OFFICE.
Dismal Swamp Lottery. No. :

Draws TO-DAY, the 18th June.
Tickets will be sold until six o'clock p. IN. to-mm-
row. Those who want chances for tue following
splendid prizes will do well TO coll soon As itch
are scarce, and only IS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-11

220,eOO-10 Drawn Ballots. -
" At O'clock TO-DAY, June n, the ofncnd
drawing of the Grand Consolidated Lottery Ciaxa
No. l. will be received BY BIGGER-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-11

Elijah Hurst, Esq. Of Tennessee, has been fined
500 for violating the lag against treating at elections
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-16
FLORIDA WATER

THIS agreeable compositions, which is not sur.
Il passed by any Of tho imported Cologne or La
vendcr Waters, is obtained from plants which grow
IN the southern parts of tho u. Stairs. II Is ON
excellent and mild cosmetic, invgoratinv tho nerves
refreshing and bea.nfying the skin and remoyin,
reckes and many other disorders Of tho aco II also
contributes TO perfect state of health by counter
acting noxious cxhulations, md terrifying the deb.
itated iibrcs
INSTRUMENTATION used for bcautifyinr the skin.
or to remove the heat of tho razor haa table spoon
full IN hall pint or pint of water the face to BIO
wei oathed III 1t. lnthe proportion from half tea
spoon full. in wine glass water it proves an ex-
ceicnt phodontic; 1t Strengthens the runs and pu-
rifles the breath, when taken us essence of pepper-
mint Tor pains in the somach--from hafa ten snoon
to two, in little water and sugar, is excellent in
nervous head aches. by rubbing the forehead and
smelling qnickly, from hafa table spoon to table
spoon full VIII be sufficient for this operation Il is
also one of the best applications in case of bruises
and sprains as 1t causes the blood and lmph to
pervade freely their respective vessels Being rub
bed to the head 1t eXctcs the cutaneous nerves.
gives tone to tho nteguments and promotes that pc
cuar secretion on which the health color and beau
ty Of the hair depends, and prevents in great mca
sure premature grayness.
u A supply in large and small bottles received
oy ]. III. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-16

NWIRGlNIA:-At rules, holden in the clerks office
~ OF the superior court Of CIiancery for the Rich
mond district, the 9TH day of January, 1850: Thomas
G. Howard and Richard Whitfield, exors of Willis
Cowling, deceased, pitts. against Elizabeth Jefries.
VIM. ID. Wren, adm'r OF Robert Bell, decd, Robert
w. Shelton, decd, and other df,s.
fhe defendant Robert w. Shelton, not having en-
tered his appearance and given security according
to the act Of assembly and the rules of this court,
and II appearing, by satisfactory evidence ria, he il
not an nhsbiiant Of this country II is ordered that
the next June term, and answer the bill of the Main
lifts; and that copy Of this order be forthwith in
serted in some newspaper published in the CITY OF
Richmond, for two months successfully. and pos,ed
at the front door Of the capitol in the said oity
Acopy. Teste,
12O WM. q.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-16

turf) who has hecu breeding from him tae last two
years lie says his colts Of equal superior size
to his colts from the same by any other horse;
that he has two year old lly fifteen hands high; and
his ycarng colts equally promising; and that he does
not believe that any horse could have gotten rs good
racers out OF the same mares. have aso many other
testimonials 20 the same effect; and from DR. Lewis
MARSHALL Il mention him because 1 presume he is
known to many gentlemen in vrgina;) he speaks of
the stock in the highest terms, particularly Of their
superior size and fine form. And, all the gentlemen
with whom 1 have correspondent, i'm the fact,
That he has been let to boodcd until the last
two years. 50 that his colts by them have not yet come
ON the turf. The distinguished he has pro.
duced Kassina, (supposed by many the very best
horse ever raised ia Kentucky and others have beer
from common mares. by reference To the American
Turf Register vol. 1. page III, he is spoken of as
producing striking and very superior of horses
in Kentucky. JOHN TUCKER
feb l5-1aft1stMs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-16
Sllmmerfekd's Life.

olunnserteEd's LIFE.
MEMOIRS of the life and ministry of tho Rev.
IVl John SummerfeId, a. NJ. late preacher
in connection with the Methodist Episcopal Church
in America. BY John Holland. With an introduce
tory letter, by james Montgomery. With pot-
trait and other engfayings.
The life Of my much esteemed friend, the late
Rev John Summerfeld, is n subject in which, nc-
cording TO my Judgment. the church Of Christ il
much interested II Bishop .McRendree.
"Summerheld was most devoted and eloquent
man."-tDr. Ra1ics
n fcryent, fearless, self sacrificing preacher, the
delight OF wondering, weeping, and admlring audien
ccs, wherever he went" Montgomery
Second edition, just published, for sale by
FEB 10 J IT. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-16
WARD ELECTION.

II'hE election of Common Councilmen, in the Sc
l. veral Wards, will be held on the LIST Jpeincslttv
IN .4prl nert, viz In Jefferson Ward No l. az tho,
Watch house: in Madison Ward No. ?, at the City
nIali; and IN Monroe Ward No. 3, the Shockoc Hill
iavern. Polls Will open in each Ward, at o'clock
a. NJ 1.-The frccholdcrs of lots within the said CITY
whether improved or not, and whether such free
holders reside therein not, and the housekcepers
and inhabitants of the said city, who shall have re-
sided therein at any time for the space of three months
without the intermission of one IL months and DOS
sess IN their own right within the same movable and
mmovea6Ie property 10 the value of one hundred
pounds" are entitled TO vote.
mar 3-26I w. ID. WREN Scru'r C. r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-16
FOR THE TOILET

MILK OF ROSES-A peasan, md cficocious
IVl cosmetic, for refreshing and sutcninu the skin
removing pinpes freckes chops, tan, sun burn
and most other cutancous affections, pleasant ap-
shaving.
Cologne Water-This is perfume of higher rep
uta'nn ana IN more general uSe than any other: it's
pecuiior properties are well known that further
NOTICE OF IL is deemed unnecessary.
Ldrender pater--Is perfume in general use. md
Is sad TO be the NEST innocent and wholesome
OF perfumes.
Vinegar Rougc--Ths is the most beautiful Of
cosmetic preparations-t is free from any noxiou. in
gredlents. and entirely Innocent in everv respect
calculated TO create new beauties, where beauties
were beiore-,o add freshness to the cheek which
care or illness may have rendered lanpuid and in
place OF the lily to plant the rose
.hacassar OIL, Pure antique OH-Both rcstora.
tives TO the hair.
Pomdtunl-A new article b9ing very superior n
any thing of the kndever offered to the public before
Ginnnd Paae-A beautiful cosmetic
Extract Of Burgan,ot.
Leuigated Charcoal Dentyi6ee- rnost eaic,c;ous
ana agreeable antiseptlc, for cleaning, whitening
anu preserving the teeth and gums.
T. PERSIAN Otto Of Rose Soap-Ths beautiful article
is oaeredto the public with great confidence as un
equalled for softness purity and fragrance great
VaTey OF fancy soaps, which for richness ofperi,ne
'hi their einoent qualities are cXceed by none A
great variety OF elegant perfume walls
Expected, supply of Florida Water and Espri,
de Rose For sale at the book and stationery orc ot
mar lis II. ID. SANXAY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-16
Il Newspaper for Me Ladies.

propossis for publishing in the City Of Washington.
WEEKLY. NEWspApER, in neat, quarto form,
containing eight pages, devoted entirely the dis.
sem,nat,on OF intelligence useful and TO
the Ladies, to be entitled .
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-16
NEW GOODS.

NDW uOOIJ5.
IN NELSON has received by the Richmond
IL Packet, "A and I'd bobbinct laces gimp la
ccs and edgings fpari very fine) barege and fancy
six scarfs new style belt ribbands, superior blk.
Italian iustrDgs and company satns, black and white
SILK hosiery, long and short III. s. gloves bombazets
ana circassians, e. Sd white mefino hanncls fine
ana superhnc blue, black, g. mkt cloths with varie
" OF other desirable goods which offered at very
low prices for Gosh.
feb IL
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FOR RENY.

&A FOK KEW,
E::. The Store, Compiling Room, and Cellar;
lisss 1nn Main street. three doors above the Bell
!s42Ae Tavern. with convenient brick Lumber
douse, adjoining. The store is large and well fitted
up, and probably good stand for business as uny
in the CITY, and will be let 10 good tenant for a
moderate rent.
We have also for lease or rent, two large fire.
PROOF brck Lumber Houses, situated Immediately
upon the wharves ut Rockets well calculated f,r
storing tobacco &c. free of drayage to the shippers
q might be conveniently converted into stemmcries.
feb l3 RALSTON g. PI,EASAN'cS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-16
TIE Romance Of History.
g. PAIN. BY Don r. De 1rucba.
~ ''Iruh is strange,

~ "TruM is strange,
Stranger than felton,"
LGRn BYRoy
"Our limits will not permit any thing like ANALYSIS
of the vast stores Of romantic decd and wild adven
ture contained in the work lit. Ga-etke
can excellent medium for conveying strong and
vivid pictures ofthc past. Monthly Revie,u.
''fhey are Of the most intense and vivid interest
Literary .Nagnc,.
Jusi published, for sale by
feb ID COLLINS g. CO
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mfr 70 " ''' "e'"''
" ihuiNIA;-At rules, holden in The clerks office
OF the superior court OF cbancCry for the Rich.
mond district, the LIST day Of February 1880. William
sterling, pitt against John Parkhill, Samuel Parkbill
Cnaf'es COPELAND, Francis u. Dyer, and other dfts.
The defendants John ParkhiII and Samuel parkbiI,
not having entered their appearance and given secu-
ry according to the act Of assembly and the rules Of
thIs court aud II appearing, by satisfactory evidence
mat they are not an inhabitants of this country; il is
ordered, that the said defendants do appear here on
the frst day of the next June term, and answer the
bill Of the PLAINTIFF and that copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published in
the city OF ochomnd, for two months SUCCESSFULLY and
posted at the front door of hecaptol in the said CITY
copy. Teste,
III Wu. G., prxntrrou