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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-26

a pSTioN Sale or LAMBS MD SLAVES -.
~ BY virtue Of deed OF trust executed 10 We By
John Mountcasue, and ramsey hs wife, aud Robert
Iinsley, bearing date the 18th day of July, 1875.
and OF record in the county Of Amherst we shall
on the ls day Of December $780, before the front door
OF the tavern house, in the town OF New Glasgow,
aud county OF Amherst, now occupied by James S.
Pc ndieon, expose TO sae by way Of public auction tho
following al and personal estate to wit: house and
lot situated in the said town Of New Glasgow IL being
the heretofore conveyed 60 the said John Mounts
castle aud Robert Tinsey by William g. Pendleioo, aud
James :. Psndleton two other improved lots in
the said of New Glasgow with all the houses and
improvements thereon one Of which lots contains tho
Store house lately occupied by James Rose. and tho
other being the which at the date Of the said deed
oil t'ust was occupied by the said John Mounca stle.
Also, tract OF isn lying in the said county OF Am.
ner within one mile OF the said town OF New Glasgow,
containing by survey 800 acres. be the same or
Iess anu aJoning the lands OF David s. Garland John
Coleman aud others also, 7l2 acres Of land, adiois-
ing me 'a,' mentioned tract purchased Of David g.
Earland-aso, one other tract Of land, lying and being
In the county Aforesaid the Of Buaioe river
containing one hund,e ed and twenty three acres more
or less, and adjoining the lands Of Barnet Cash. William
Durcsn aud William Sanddge-also, other tract of
land lying in said county. supposed contain hun
ded acres adjoining The tract last before enoned and
also adjoining the lands OF William Sandidse aud o.
thersaso the following slaves with an Of the
females OF ,hem since the date OF the said de ed
OF rust namely one negro man named Moses and his
wife Amy, two negro boys, Bob and Warrington, two
girls Dosia and Mary, two George and Albert enc
woman named Rachael, che boy Meredith one gill IA.
me Eliza one woman n AIMED Betsey one woman nam A
Judyone boy named Archy * two girls Apphia& Beisey
Terms oil Sale-The slaves will be sold for cash, md
Tor The real property fourth Of the purchase
will be 'qured to be paid the day of sale and tho
balance in three equal at g. and Is months
from the day Of sas TO be secured ia every case by
uoes AIDE negotiable and payable OF the Banks
In Lynchburg satisfactorily endorsed, and by deeds of
trust on the property purchased.
The title to all of the said property is believed to be
good, but acting merely trustees, we will convey on
~ such title as is vested by the deed Of trust a.
ioresaid Should the sale not be pete on the day
above appointed, IL will be continued from day to day
until completed RICHARD s. ELLIS. ) Trus.
Nov. 5l-St' CHISwEI.L DABNEY, tees.
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"Mucu Ynr prMAiNs uN,uNe"
From n, Ner Eagiasd Ueekiy Rerie,c. ]
REEKE.INI,InN AS Oh q HEKIE

rn weary of the crowded hall-i'm weary Of the nirh
Which nevcs itself above the things of oarth
Pm of tho nattcrcr's tonc-its music more,
Aud eye and lip not its meaning as before
I'm OF tho hcaess throngof being decu,ed
Whose spirit kndes Only in tho blazo of fashions
I speak in very b uctnss., for have deeply felt
The the hollow shrine at which knelt
Mine is tequ,um Of in reckless folly passed.
To wall above departed hopes faii venture cast
Tho that steals above the wreck hours
Like signing of tho wind above faded flowers
Qht il than mock-ry TO list tho nattercr's tono
To lend toady thoughts tho cheek blush
To hear the Ted lip whisT Of the flowing curl and
Made constant themes OF eulogy, and high
Aud the charm of worshppcd homage offered
To the perfect charm and tho majesty Thought
Away-I will fattcr thus the spirit God hath given
Nor s,oop tho pnon back earth that 5caeth upto eavon
I will bow tameless heart Fashions iron rule,
Nor welcome with smile alike tho gtfed and the fool
No-et the thong pass cody treasured few find
The charms person douby dear beneath s light Of nnd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-26
} a MES ALIEN,
JOHN UMM Frs,
DANIEL FLICK,
JOSEPH RICHTER

WINeHEsrER, Frederick Co Va, April lh,Is
From careful examination of Dr. &. Ciark's Patent
Thrashng Machine and seeing it in full ope ration we
pronounce II superior IN every respect any other we
have seen Ii not only thrashes faster and cleaner
out moved with ouch less power, requiring only tho
power OF horse thrash thirty bushels Of wbea,
per hour, and IS very simple in it's construc ion SC.
(Sgned) THOMAS BRYERLY,
BENZ BUSHNELL,
DAVID RUSSELL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-26

N. Bon the day of the above sair, at fairfield,
there viii probably bs some likely negroes Tor sale or
hire Tar the next year. Nov. 10 56-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-26
Extract OF a letter dated
CHESTER Co. Pa. Aup

de-. C. CLARK-We have made experiment on
clover seed with the patent machine of yours which
cobvIDces us, II the conyeniencss attached TO it,
that are commonly attached 10 bulDg mills il would
clean clover seed out OF the cbs fast as any mill
now in use. All who the operation said il was
complete cloverhulIer. IL answers exir,msly we'll
for all kinds OF grain in the straw.
Yours, &c. SAML REINHART
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-26
BENZ BUSHNELL,
DAVID RUSSELL.
FREpERIcK CouNrY. ~. Inlu Ial mel.

FREDERICK COUNTY, VA, July LIST, 1885,
have one OF DR.. Cidrk's Patent Thrashipg Ma
chimes erected on my farm which consider the beat
have ever seen. Ii thrashes faster and cleaner and
leaves The straw in good on tor use. have
thrashed 70 common sheayes OF wheat in minute $50
common sheayes OF wheat 10 80 minutes, which made
20 i-2 bushels when cieansed and 81 dozen sheaves
oil oats III one hour and liable get on, of order
| JOEI. IJTpTON
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SACRED

ftNHE Methodist HaumoniSi, containing n great variety of
n tunes, collected hom the best authors; adapted 10 all the
various nie'fos nthe Methodist lynn Book, and des ,gne,l Cor
the use OF tie Nletndist Episcopal Church In the uni,cd States.
10 which IS added, a choice selection of anthems, anu pieces
for PARTICULAR occasions.
he Boston HANDEL aud Haydn Society collection of Church
Nihsiri beng a selection Of the mos, approved psalm and
hymn tunes, &c. &c-JuSt received by
mar 10 COItINSS 70
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THE HORSE

SNo those whq justly appreciate the value of That noble and
fully dedicated:
Inc Veterinary Surgeon, or Fariory Taught, on a new aud
easy plan, being n treatise on all the diseases and accidents 60
wn'ch the Horse Is liable; the causes aud symptoms Of the cure
IN every casc' with instructions 10 the shoe smith, arricr, and
gtoont, how TO acquire knowledge in the art of hiery. and The
prevention OF diseases Preceded by a popular description of
the animal functions IN health, and showing the principles on
which these are to he restored when disorlcrrd. Nv John
Kinds, Veterinary Surgeon. WITH considerable additions aud
improvements, particularly adapted TO this country. by Thos.
vi. smith, &c. &c. with numerous engravinEs
Just published and for sale, by J. n. NASH.
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City of Washington. Feb. 1880.
TERNs-'The Kaleidoscope, and Ladies' Literary
Gazette" will be printed on paper of the best quality.
with new type, at Three Dollars per annum, or Two
Dollars and Fifty Gents, If paid in advance.
1t will be Published and delivered to subscribers i'm
Washington city and Georgetown on Friday evening.
For subscribers at a distance, they will be mailed inn
medately on publication
The first number-ls a specimen Of the work-will
appear on Friday the I'd day Of April next. NJ. II.
~ Subscription papers are placed at the bookstore
Of J. II. Nash. feb "a
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MONSIEUR TONSON

WILL stand tire ensuing season az Tree Hill, near Rich.
w m"ni, Va. Ills SEASON 10 commence It February
and terminate lst Jolly next. he VIII be let 10 mares m 50
dollars tie season, which may be discharged by 'hc payment
Of 10 dollars within the season. Mares can be insured al Is
dollars One dollar 20 tho groom ~ every case.
Every desirable arrangement has been made Tor tie accom-
mediation NJ mares sent 10 this horse. They will be pasiurcd
gratis, wen fed with grsIu it required, nj q cents per day, and
stalled IN al bad weather
Ono OF the subscribers viii give his constant personal auen
ton 90 Mares IN order hat they may be- returned 10 their own
cs ~ good condition. We cannot be responsible for accidents
or escapes, but will use every cxoniou 10 prevent both.
Monsieur IonsOn IS a beautiful bay, fifteen hands three inches
high, with black legs, main ami tail lie Is Gncly proportion.
cd, exhibiting beauty and power throughout his form. His
blood, appearance and rerfoWauce IS equal, " not superior,
10 any horse on Inc continent. Ills colts arc likely, and iu
high estimation. TuOMAS WATSON.
ABNEE ROBINSON.
Tree Hin, Jan. q. I21-c3m
10y virtue or n Deed uf Tu,a, from John Adams and wife,
hp bearing date tho. 9th Oct 1918, and Of record in tc
county court Of Henrco, made 10 secure the payment of "a
debt therein mentioned, - ihc Rev. John Buchanan, we slan
proceed 20 sell AZ public auction, on the premises, on Thur.ray
the 9Th day ofthc noxt month, (AprHD one Undivided ninety of
a certain piece or parcel Of ground. IN the city OF Richmond.
which was designated rs No Z OouD in that part Of the estate
Of John Banks, decd, which was sold under q decree ofthe
superior court OF chonccy, Tor the Richmond district, being
the same winch was conveyed 10 the said John Adams and
Thomas Rutherford, by VIM Wahhall and Sarah his wife,
by deed hearing date the 9th Oct 1915, with the appertcnan
T. w. RooTEs.
mar I3-21n9, WI Z. WiCEHhN
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NOTICE.


A MEETING Of the Stockholders Of the Bank of
"A Virginia will be held at their Banking House,
IN The city OF Richmond, on Friday. the-twenty-frs
day of May next.
WIN. cambridge, Cash'r.
March 18th, 1890.
Form of power of attorney for appointing proxies
for the said mccting:--
"Know all men by these presents, that
do hereby appoint
substitute or proxy TO represent
at a special meeting of the Stockholders
OF the Bank OF Virginia, to be held ON Friday. the
twenty-frs day Of May next. in the city Of Rich
nond, torthe purpose of considering and deciding on
The acceptance or rejection Of an extended Charter of
the said Bank, as authorised by a law pissed by the
General Assembly, on the 18th Of February, 1880.
entitled, IAN act further TO extend the Charter Of the
Bank Of Virginia, and for other purposes In wit
ness whereof have hereunto set hand and seal.
tins day Of IN the year 1890"
go tsEAL.
Signed, sealed and acknowledged }
in presence Of
mar l2-1nwl1tc
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for publishing in the City of washington.
NEWSPAPER, in nea, auarto form.
containing eight pages, devoted entirely to the dis
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JOB PRINTING sEecu'ea At TIE Wing Office
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PROPOSALS
FOR PUBLISHING BY SUBSCRLPTYON,
A Defence of the Jews.
AND THE MOSAIC LAW.

By ISAAC LEESER.
INNHlS work was composed about a year since, and.
n from the opinions of pergons, in whose Judgment
ne %conhdes, the author is induced to publish il, pledo.
ing himself, that il is strictly, as it purports 10 be-. a
defence OF the principles Of he religion he processes.
TERMS.
J. Tie work wiz be put 10 press ns soon as a sufi-
Gent number ofsubscribers is obtained.
2. IT will be printed OH fine paper, and delivered 70
subscribers, bound III cloth, at 81 25 per copy, payable
Oh delivery.
j. Persons procuring six subscribers. will be cnti-
tied to n seventh copy gratis.
~ Those holding Subscription Papers y,iU n,osso
forward them by the middle Of June.
PhiiadeLphia, .Harch. 1880.
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"A MERRIAM AILuANAC.-t.e dozen copies UnIy
"a Second supply OF that valuable publication from ,be
eGston FIess, the AMERICAN Almanac and Repository of Use.
W nnowe'lse, Tor 'me year 1880 containing calendar and in.
formation connected with il, phenomena for the wear. expIana.
u1ns OF celestial changes aud astronomical phenomena, mis-.
ceslanenos directions, hints and remarks, statistical and general
information concerning foreign countries and OF the United
States For sale by J. II. NASH,
mar 10
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COTTON YARN.

COTTON YARN.
OA0A Los Cotton Yarn, from the Smithfcld
OOOO aud Cluckatuck Factory. The cotton
from which ,iis yarn il made, has not boon injured
by balcing or packing. Just received and tor sale by
mar 10 JAMES WINSTON.
u virtue OF q decree of Tie court Of King g. Queen county,
sitting as 70 court Of equity, tic subscriber, a commission.
or for the purpose appointed, vii sell 20 the highest bidncr, Tor
ready money, on The premises, on Tuesday the goth day Of
Npui. 1880. tc tract 81 land, of which Audew Wilson, dec q,
died seizei and possesscd, situated in King a. Queen coun
~, near Cl1rssto1. The decree was made in cause iu which
Thomas Jones, adm'0r &C. Of Franklin Scott, Is Complainant.
against te heirs Of Andrew Wilson, decd, dets.
CHARLES I'LL.
r.. s I nm ~artbofiscd by Mr. Thos. Jones, % -3y thar he
will receive from the purchaser, a bond with good security,
payable az the end of twelve months, from the day Of sale, for
the amount of sale, except 80 much as VIII pay tho costs Of
suit and expenses attending the sale, the bond oCauy interest
lg1m the day of sale. g. HlLL.
mar 5-lawGV
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PROPOSALS.
FOR PU~BLJSHLvG By SUBSCRIPBIOE.
instruction in the Mosaic Religion.
ron THE YOUNGER PART or noTlr syxrs-
1TansLq,edJ r2m The Geraan NJ j. JobLson,
BIZ ISAAC IEEguR.
This little work has had an cytcusIyn r. rc,i,,;,, T.,
Germany, and may be safely recommended to pcrsons
Cfoyery denomination.
TERMS.
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cient number Of subscriber Is obtained.
2 II will be printed on good paper, and delivered
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Pcfsons procuring six subscribers. will be cnti.
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GsDard them BY the middle Of June.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS received at the Bookstore OF II. d.
- SANNAY for publishing the Great Debate going on in the
Senate Of tho y. States.
This vol. will cumprize, probably the greatest body Of pouti.
cal history and constitutional exposition, ever delivered in a
deliberate assembly.
The debate, so IA, embraces within its range, ms priucipal
Speakers the names of Messfs Foot, Kane, Mckinney. Smith
OF Md Livingston, Haync, Webster, Benton. Sprasue, Row.
an, Barton, Holmes, Noble, Woodbury., Smith of : G.
Gruudy, Clayton and knight, aud reaches already 100 pages
octave. Many gentlemen ere yet expected to speak.
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SUMMERFIELD-Ihird Edition.
NJ ENORlS Of the Life and Ministry Of the Rev. John Sun
Ats neriield, a. VI by John Holland. With an intrpductc
~ letter, 10y James Montgomery. Third edition, nj a reduce
published and FOR sale by
mars COLLINS e. n
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DOME SpI0,

The "Athenian'' OF Tuesday last ,ays that tba day
cho'cn by the s,vages under the orders Of Ross and
Ndge, 10 destroy the dwellings OF the poor people there
turning ou women in The most trying Of all situations
with their helpless infduts, without ,heer for miles
round h IN di .nguished in the upper part of the
5 ate by &C the most severe ,orns of sleet and
sno" experienced ibis winter, and The two succeeding
days were bitter cold
"Vann's Valley Gays The Athenian IL will be need,
Is nat pant Of The Indian territory lately run off by
Col. Wales claimed by Georgia as having belonged to
the Creeks and coded by them the Stae Ii il, 10
nut II on The favorable basis for the Indians di,pued
land The Ind ans had nearly all abandoned |, and
sold their posse sions 10 the whites They were the
iimies OF these whites who thus inhuman'y
treated" I.Seuau Gcoyo;a,
We have he en- told that Ttskina is not the Head
Chief Of the Nation, as stated in The Alabama papers,
and that his only object in stopping the Stage was to
compel The payment OF toll over bridge in Che Indian
country. [JfhedgeOhle Recorder.
The Cherokee PhGnir, OF the 18th ult contains o
detailed aement OF the late occurrences in the Cher.
okee Nation 'igned by John Ross, which may be re
Carded the Indian Official account. The Cabins dc
stroyed in the vicinity Of Yann's settlement
and Saunders Old Place; and Rots says, occupied
by men col Infamous character, who could nol live I'M
uer iher own lave, eDen in Carroll county" Two OF
the INDIANS carried into Georgia, had made their escape
aud returned, one Of them severely wounded. Ano.
ther OF the four who taken, being intoxicated
TO rde was beaten Ivy his capors, and pershed the
road The party OF whites who afterwards entered the
nation CONTESTED chiefly Of the intruders headed by
The Sheriff Of Carroll county, between whom and sew.
eral Cherokees, shots were exchanged at TsIlys
place, but without effect and the party had returned
Col William, lie sub agent, had arrived 10 investigate
the affair, which appears, ON tho whole, 10 be less &c.
rious than was first apprcbeDded.
IND1ANs,--L Last week we published account Of
the stOppage Of the United States Mail by Tuskna an
Indian Of the Creek nation. THE week publish an
account OF an eutagq committed by the Cherokee In
diam, under the authority Of their Two priucips chief
Ridge Ross. which has proved more serious thar
The iofmer. We shall attempt Of ibis time argue
The subject as 70 who wetc the 6r aggfes ore. We
iee san nd hat had we have been among the seillvr'
in Von's Valley and bad our lainy been turned from
ondcr ihe'r shelter snh lei efpossd TO a pel4g ten.
pr' ciFoe ard stow .tat .hOuid have been tempt.
ID 10 point The deadly weapon, snd with sure aim let
m 'a'l bullet take ~ long az we could have
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-12
IN cHANcERY-Lanca,tor County Court, Deccm

IN CHANCERY-LancasterC County Court Decen.
N Der, 1929:
Isaac Brent and Mary Ann his wife, who was Mary
Ann Dameren, and the said Isaac Brent administrator Of
Caroline Dameren, deed. Pitts
against
James Ellis and Jane his wife, William Ellis and Eliza
beth his wife, James Bergman, Margaret Berryman
children OF Nancy Bergman, who was Nancy Dame.
rem, Willis DamereD, VIM. Damercn, James Brent and
Elizabeth his wife, who Elizabeth Dameren and
Margaret ;. Bryant who was Margaret S. Dameren
m Defts.
The plaintiffs by their aornies having heretofore filed
their BILL and appearing 10 the satisfaction of the court
that the defendants James Ellis and Jane his wife, vii.
liam Ellis and Elizabeth his wife, James Bcrryman and
Margaret bergman and Willis Dameren, arc not in
habitants oil this commonwealth il is, therefore, order
ed that the said defendants appear here on or before
the first day Of March Court next, and answer
the bill oil The compliments and that copy of this Or
der be published in some newspaper published i'm the
city OF Richmond, and another copy posted at the front
door OF the courthouse Of this country for eight weeks
successfully. Attest,
.RoBT T. DUNAwAY, ID. C.
'oh' H. S6-wSws
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IN CHANCERY.-In Hanover Co,,n,y Conr, -,
ILL.,

Nm CHANCERY.-In Hanover County Can't Jan
IL 9th, 1880. O'"'' "'''
Garland T. waddy and Patsy d. hi, wife. former,v
Patsy D. Chisholme, and the said Garland T. Waddv
az SgIsTaor de bonus non, with the will anne xed
vi a"er Chi'holme' Jr. decd, PliH,,
Cornelius d. Chsholme, Mary A. Crank, and her
husband Stephen Crank, Thomas ii. Cbisholme Eliza.
oe'n Jane Bsbcock, and her husband William II. Bah.
COCK, Iheo. Harriet Chisholme, Sarah ID. Chisholme
Phoebe Matilda Chisholme, and William d. Cbi.bolme
the iour last OF whom infants under the aye of 2i
Years years; David Chisholme. Thomas D. Chisholme, Adam
Chi'holme, Supra Cbi.home, Sarah Chishoime Su-
sauna Chishoime and Martha Chisholme the five las,
oil WHO'S are also infants under the are Of twentvona
years, and Merel II. c. Boyer, DeGs
This day came a, we'll the PLAINTIFF as the Defen
dan MereI H. C. Boyer, by their counsel and the bill
ana answer OF the said defendant, Merel H. c. Bower
being filed, Philip b. Winston is appointed guardian ali
D., Phoebe Matilda. William d., Adam, Supra Sarah.
susanna and Martha Cbishome, Tor the special prpo.
oil deen'ng them in this suit and the said
Csrnelius d. Chisholme, Mary A. Crank and her bus.
band stephen Crank, Tioma. II. Cbisholme Eizabet IN
Jane Babcock, and her husband William r B,bcock
Iheo: Harriet, Sarah ID Phoebe, Matilda William ID
DAVID Thomas d., Adam, Supra, Sarah. Susanna and
M'na ohishome not having entered their appearance
ana gwen security according TO the act of Assembly
and the rules OF this court and il appearing TO the
siaction oil the court that they not inhabitants az
TINS Commonwealth the motion of the pIsintin. II
Is ordered that they apps here the first ay of pril
Court next,and answer the plaintiffs said bill: AMI that
cory oil this order be forthwith Inserted in the En-
quirer, newspaper published in the CITY of Rcbmond
Tor TWO months succesvely and that another cow be
posted at the front door OF The courthouse of this coun
ty. copy Teste.
PHILIP B. WINSTON, C. III C.
req. 96-wS~~SS SO
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feb. 26.
N CHANCERY-In Richmond Hastings Court, No.
III vember 18th, 1929
William B. Cook, pl,H

against
James Rawlings, administrator with the will anne xed
OF William Foushee deceased, Thomas Richie and Is
abela his wife, Richard f. Parker and Elizabeth his
wife, william Foushec, Redmon Lawrence Fou.hee,
William Fouhee, Jun'r Williams Carter, Williams Car
lottc Carter, Dens
The defendants Redmon Lawrence Foushee and Will
liam foushee, Jun'r not having entered their appear
aco and gwen security according to the Act of Assem-
bly, and the rules of this Court and it appearing 10 tbe
satisfaction of the court that they are moi inhabitants Of
TINS state, ON tho motion OF the plaintiff by counseE il
ordered mat the said defendants do appear here the
Friday before the last Monday in March next and an
swer the bill OF the plaintiff and that copy of this or
derbe inserted in the Richmond Enquirer for two months
successfully and posted at the front door OF the CITY
Hall Of this City. Copy Teste,
Jan. 70. 90-wsw TIL. c. HOWARD, elk