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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-19


(sisn.d) DUPONT i. rEURE
The Counsellor Of State, Chief Secretary OF ,hs Az
airs oil Justice (Sgn.d) MERlLHOU.
Post OGice Department. The abb aud indefAti.
gaS.e Pos. Ms.er Gensrs, has made anx to
facilitate the M.lS b.,w-sn Washington City, and
Ne~-ofiean', two and a hLi days. TINS i. great
rdviug ~ time aud convenience that will le fit Nv
the whole coun ~ Tre Il 'rii'y, pc severance aud
ability OF Naj Bury ~ the ID prinrti over " beh he
preiies, IL is disparag neu, to HE to
say, has never been surps..ed Mr. Mclean had
goat Industry, aud accomplished much--he came into
the Department ~hsn it+ atI.r. wer. in their worst
STATE aud when The slightest ~x, ion. must have been
productive OF sensh'; he did exert bim,ef 10 the ut,
most OF his ability, aud hsve said, accom- plished
much; butt was tor Mai Barry sy st- ma
ozs and elevate s'i higher the srs OF that depart
ment The improvement has been wonderfully yr al,
and deserves III thsnk. OF the nation In the facilities
on the sle root from Washing ton Ci,y TO Nav
Oresns, there Is much To commend the Post Master
General; but aowiths' audine tue increased expedition
he has in that contract made saving the government
oil twenty thousand dollnf,.
The following tlcm tho Nsw-Yo,k Evening Post
exhibits the great importance OF this arrangements
[HUyord Times.
"Faets corh Kse,oing.-In 1925 the Mail wa.
rom ~ 10 ~ days IN ia passage tween he city OF
this tardy gait.
"In 1880 the Mail il II days in its passage be-
tween the same places bat arrives with great
fy.
"in 1881, by recent arrangements made by the POST
Master-General, which are to take effect on the lat
day CT January next. understand the mail will pass
between these places in II days. an expedition which
two years ago, would have struck every merchant with
asionishment
one consequence OF this impfo will be, I
think, TO nearly double the receipts Of po.'as- At the
inpotan, ports Of New lean. aud Mobile, and great,
~ increase them in this city, al sAaii by de-
abandon the Old mode of ssuding letters by vessels
and Depend upon the mail most safe and expedi.
tious
Another ssoeht will bs lelt by he merchants there
we'll az here, the saving o! some days In each
OH o' eSchange Ne the amount dsae in that way IL
immense Ihis saving must amount TO a sum equal
10 the whole eNpepse Of tho transportaoa sf the all
on that iins Having be ling er gagged la the New.
o'ioAfs trade, feel the ben a. q M nj 10
be great, and cheetfuy render rrAs, to the man who
has accomplished H. AM il is said done this with.
out any sddionai charge upon ihs Of the de-
psr'nent" MERCHANTS
New York, Nov. 9 1890
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COLO.NIHL TR- IDE

NORFOLK, Nov l0.-Wc had an arrival yesterday o.
BRUSH vessel from colonial port, the first since the
renewal oil the intercourse namely, the brig Agenora
from Bermuda rHcyaId
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CHEsHPEAKE AND ONO CAN

WAsHINoro Nov. 16.-Tbe Pre- side nj and rec.
tors Of this Canal met Saturday last, in tie pacL
boet charles Fsnon Mercer and accomps nied by thef
Engineer 10 Chief Ms B,njania Wright, ihe Enri Ger
OF the seesDd Dviios, MIR. Nathan g. Roberts and Sc
vera etker Engineers opd officers of the Company,
proceeded up hs Canal from the old locks NJ x below
the Little Falls oil the Potomac the fret level Owe
The Great Falls, Fasing in this space over Twelve col
ysr and hronsh sixteen locke, each Of eight feet l
Ihey met in their accent, boat which had lust dc
sceuds from the Seneca feeder, eight miles Above In,
Great FAILS.
IL wa' highly gratifying TO perceive that the i is cuI
vers OF The locks each OF which is provided with three
inels Tor The water at The bottom OF The lok cGu,ed
tho boat TO ascend readily from vel to the next
and 10 pass through the chamber Of the lock- in less
three minuts,; and tb,, notwithstanding the Ioek
tenders snd daft horses were new to their oecupa-
lions.
Tbs passge through enc lock was Accomplished in
two aud half minute; and the engineer IN jhisf was
Of opinion that, with promPt eSerion, he. passage
trough a lock might be accomplished in two mi
nutes.
No effort made during h's voyage 10 try the
speed Of 'h- boa, which is feet inches wide and
10 s't long, being three iest narrower and 10 fee
,nouer man the lock chambers will admit. But
the same boat WAS some time ago, when crowded W n
partners propelled by three hOf'es along single
level OF two miles and quarter at rate very lille
short Of eight miles an hour fyyaf Int
II was predicted some sbor, lime ago. that The i'm.
prO'emens In tbs application OF steam BOWER wou,d 4,
| M Propabiliy soon enable persons 10 travel upon Raj
ways AZ the rate OF nile per minu'e and The nrsdic
ton hes been nearly verified much earlier IN IN we an
eiPa ed.In tie LOHdon Giobe and Trdpeli,p Of m,
i4A OF October, we find the following article tskeI
from the Taunton COuyier:
"UnPnraHeiied Steam Engine TJiD-Nr s,eph.r
son' the proprietor Of The Rocket Engine on the lar
chester and Liverpool RnI Way, he'd This week decide
in bic layer wager Of one Mousond guneas upoo ID
speed OF bic Engine W lrsv,ring the distance
the two iowos, (fhirfyfOo mIesJ in ruIHry.Tuer
u M1NUTEslor, In her words, al more ,hsn SO mil.
y per hourl tBaif Cir0n
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WEST L.NDL4 TR1DJ

NEW YORK, Nov. l0.-Two British vessels entered
yesterday The duties in cash their cargoes will be
near Sio,ooO! SO much for opening the ports. This
new trade will produce half million of dollars duty in
this port alone. TCouyier g. E,,,S
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IZmesuiHe (OhioJ Messenry.
THE JACKSON CONVENTION

Public notice hss been given ;bd The friends of the
present administration 10 Fdyeue County will meet AZ
the Court House in Lexington, the see. nj Saturday
OF hs month, TO elect delegates 10 the Cony sntior
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-19

Those in faie, friends of MIR. Clay.
Those designatcdby the dagger Antimason,.
Elected fill vacancies
Two Districts renain to be hoard from, In 49,
returns already received 70 republicans friendly and
national sloctcd5 and fend
OF AIR lay. ,.aLia.~ s,,~,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-19

AS an instance of the popularity of the weather. this
iai we are informed that 6ne Spring Strawberries be-
seat of Mrs. Micou, in Essex county.
Fredcricbsburp 9r,no
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.TARIEE

The practice spoken Ct in the following article from
me amer OF the Constitution is, have 10 b.
heve carried TO eo1sderabls ex,ent aud is on q
oil The many in"ances OF the abscriity OF resric
On commsrce The agents aged in this kind ,raf-
nc make handsome proii, at the prices onsd in
ths stucir; ~. Y. E. Post
"Last winter we mention d hat an age Mt from Lon
don IA ior had been a, ashing procure for
London made clothes, deliverable at ,neai or New
YORK. The same gentleman recently made ssconi
vi'hto this city, aad secured, learn a second sun
ply "f Orders We told that he siipuates de
YER at this place body coat OF broad cloth for S25
Now a saving o. $40 tax on single coat il no an al,
matter, and should he American System be the tnc an.
oil throwing out cf employment not only American
merchants, but American talo 81 in order TO give en-
souragement to Canadian SNUG and il "a taors
II would be truly system greatly to he venersted by
nose who cry out that there thousands of females
tsilors.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-19

The Big EMILY, Capt Godfrey, (,n old trader) arr
rived says the Norfolk Beacon, in Hampton Roads on
Thursday morsss. in 20 day. from .tte dam. wheuc.
she sailed 18th October, and wouli have us
later Intelligence from the revrlu,onalists, had no,
Capt G in the hurry Of he departure lett h. hind the
files OF paper. Designed Tor Va. Tie Eai!y has IN al.
h voyage out and home in 95 days. Capt G. has
brought dispatches for Government which h. states
both tbs Secretary Of the u s. Leg Atcn and our Con.
sui, Informed him were of srea' in,por ance.
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NOTICE.

"a my faiher and his family - i'll move TO wiog6.Id
20 I'VE next year, shalI, therefor, teach sckast
ne ensuing year, 10 his present dwellipg.bnuse 4
ha' zach The Greek, Lain, and English Language
MY schoel will commence the second Aiond.v in
January x'' apd terminals on the first Friday in De-
cenbet ta'o siog There will b. a vacation Of one
month ~ the Summer, commencing on the second
Fdjay IN June. My price Tor tuition will be s2o sr
sehol"' p.yahe one-haii a. the expiration OF each
Session. Board may be lad Tor 500 n.r srho,sr ~
scholars entered viii be consdsfed as entered for iha
ws9e 'e5m' JOHN @. NELSON.
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EFFECTS OE EREE TRADE

EFFECTS OF FREE TRADE
I"o British vessels entered the port OF New York
last waek and paid $40 900 duties upon their
goes.
me Baltimore Republican says, that this trads
VIII produce half million OF do,rs duty At tina,
port alone So much for the diplomacy of tbs admin
's"a'on. ~. s, Tel.
OHIO LEGISLATURES
IL is now ssii, that three Of the members of the
OAio l. 'gi-a'ure, elected in tho Western R.s.rv. ON
The ground of anti-masonary aud therefore Get down
Clay men, are decided supporters OF Gea. jack on
no.
THE OPPOSITION
were possible for Cen Jackson To succeed he would fnd
himself cenironted more
,han tho emo at present against Mr. Adams -
S'eh was the Language OF thu cho and conhden.
ua organ OF the last aminsIr before the
and no one who has observed the conduct of the table
orator 'ince from the very week IF his expulsion om
the state ID partnen II his latest dinner s. harangu-
to e.
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Cherokee Agent Calhoun, Tennessee

Trial Of JcsCph J. Knnpp.-This Trial was com
meuc al Saem ON Tuesday. The prisoner pleaded
not gully He was defended by Messrs Dexter aud
Gardiners AMI the Attorney General ard Mr. WEBB. er
appease' tor the prosecution. the latter at the
81 The A'orney General. The prisoners Counsel o.
lsceu 70 Inc appearance OF any person b hall OF the
commonwealth, except The officers appointed for hat
puuo". The Court took time To consider he obi &C.
ton, hut IN III. time ordered the AttoTney G-ne.
to go on with the He proceeded to open the
ci'e III stated that the ptsouer was indicted az ac
eessory before the act and was neumben. the yov
eminent 10 show that he hired counseled and procur-
ed John f. Knapp 10 commit the murder. He stated
that part OF the evidence would cons. Of the COMES
sions OF The pri oasr 10 Mr.. Goldman, uuder a pledge
that IN case n: became witness fer the gov eminent
against the other prisoner he woul be prosecuted
He had been called TO testify and had refused, and the
government had therefore redee med lie pIedgp. MIR
Gilman was called and stated ths circumstances und,r
wNieh the confession male. No other in:ucemsn
or promise was held out TO him hut the pledge of abe
Attorney General. He produced written COMES sion
which the Attorney General stated contained an ac-
count OF the murder, Of nine pages, an
every page by the haed writing Of the prisoner, and ac
compan'ed by ro'o in his and-wring in viii h he
declared that he had made the without
or oros or socl'a,on OF any person whatever. Alter
a circumstantial statement by Mr.. CoIman of the cir
Gums ancss under which the confession yyas made Tie
defendants counsel proceeded argue saint its adj
m'siollity, and when the argument closed, the
Court adjourned. Boston d. An,
Treaty toHh the Sublime Porie.-Charles Rhine
commissioner to Iuiksy, arrived in the brig Pin1e
Ann, from Smyrna, insing with Elm an iinp,rtan;
Conmerc,dt Treaty negotiated by him at Constantino
PIE with the Sublime Porte, wi ich VS. understand l..
highly favorable to this country. This is the fire.,
Treaty. ever negotiated between the two Government
Mr. speaks in the highest terms OF the treatment he
received fom The government and the friendly dilpo.
iion maniies towards this country
MI X has brought out with hin four elegant Ara
Dian bores which he ob'snsd a. Consiantinople tIb
letter from Paris, dated 7,h u states that large
a - LII.
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HDhOPOShLS will ne received by tie ciefk of the
county Court Of Louiss Until December Court
Jan OF ih' Crunty-dccordirg To plan which NAV he
seen on appica'in at th~ cleks Once Of ssid Co,intv
5y order Of Court JOHN HUNTER c. l..
- 20 56-w4w
a iOCk, &c. FOR SALE WI be sold 20 the higb-
- est bdief, a. Cobb. ihs county Of Chsster6sd
on Ihur.day The 25h inst hoosehold and kitchen fur
n"ure, ihreshing machine, meu'is, stock and crops
among others, several uneo0mony hpe mich cows n
match Of grey horses &c.
TO TOBACCONiSTS
AT the same time AID place about 5000 It's unpaeked
TOb4ccc. P"~"'"
TERMs-A credit. Pariicualfs on The day Of ss,s
should the 70 be rtry onfayornb. the sale v m he
the Monday following, ieir olh;rwise
NV, 10. ss M,
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NEw-YsRK, Sunday noou.-The storm sottNues
No news from below later than FIR day.
passenger In the SChr. Superb, from Newbero, for
this port, arrived here Friday night. by land, hay
ing left the vessel Wednesday at anchor inside OF
Cape May, where she arrived on Monday. He states
that about 100 sail OF vessels were at anchor there
We have no Bottom PAPER. ny the mail to-day
't.am- boa, not in. note from the Boston cotre spo"
Dent, ssys there we've Arrivals cearauccs on Fri
'a,-W.a;her very bad-No vessels sailed for sevrr,i
dave.
The steam boats De Witt Clinton, Cons,eiis ton from
Albany, met with eon,e tr;ding acciden, On the wav
10y getting in ccH,ac, With sloop. Gphii. Gas
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-19

John Q iipcy Alams, tate President of the United
States has been elected TO cong from the Plymou,
district, Mass. How this STEP the part Of Mr. A i.
viewed by his friends, not otorned but IL will
unquestionably place him still lower 10 the public es
nation. Not another Pse,iiept Of this nstion could
have been Induced, after he had enjoyed an honor OF
such magnitude, to return TO the political arena and
sress. 10 this respect, Mr.. a. is peculiar He Ger.
'ainiy not fortunate. The ives th. course are
not apparent beyond desire to pass the winter al
Washington, at the public expense rather than his own
and the qualification Of thirst for Off
and publ life.
The Louisville (Ky) Advertiser states that Mr.. CLAW
now strongly suspected 81 desire also 10
public life, IL not as President of tho Union last as
something His friends about bold state conven
veeiion in Kentucky, the easiug object to which the
Advertiser remark- said to be to insure the election
Of Mr.. Clay to the Senate of the u. Should he be
gra'ihcd in this respect, the public may expect, it, no,
nav ba gains" at least coalition" for III mutual
AID aud comfort Of the parties. (9Ibdny .afgm.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-19

The KsPati an. afJcs'smins viii meet at NichoIss.
purpose.
The work which has been forced upon Us BY the rest
Iessnes .f Ms Clay, has been need with
and will. We trust, te vigorously prosecuted II The
proceedings ofthe two conventions should have the eff
feet OF r,vving all the bitterness OF party, IL will nst
rally DO viewed, by al di.p sionste men, as the work
OF NJ. Clay. The Jackson party were Content with
the rss1 of'he late elections, aud willing lie ave
the choice OF Senator 10 congrsss aud the esion
WITH ssard to the nomina ion OF Mr.. Clay 10 the unb-
ascd decision of the preventative oil The PEG, L. OF
Kentucky. The elections in The 'sv-rsl counties wer-
made to turn. mainly on national politics. and the
friends OF no pesen' Adnnisr alton willing
qaiesce in the decion made by the people 1T tn. polls.
Louisplie (K) .fiv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-19

letter rom Paris dated TN ull. states that larg
party OF American gontIemer, with their ladies' had
been invited 10 The palace Of Louis Philip. who, with
BIS Q1een, gave them a very hatteriug reception.
Gen Lafayette prepared the list OF invited guests AT
the express desire OF the King The letter states
That Dr. Niles, late Of this city, had thrown by his
'ancet and pill boxes TO sccep, Office under Mr.
htres, "a Secretary Of Lega ion-The Doctor was a
orm friend Of the last administration, and e we be
lieve, grea. admrer Of Mr.. Clay.
Cam
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-03
Valuable Real Estate.
E9iIE subscriber has Two valuable tracts Of
III land lying IN The county Of Montgomery,

IE7tiE subscriber has Two valuable tracts Of
III land lying IN The county Of Montgomery,
each con aiming about 1900 acies, which be Is
anxious to dispose of on reasonable terms. One
OF those plantations is well known by the name
ot the White House plantation, with good im-
prOvements. The house 10 well calculated for
a tavern on "a pubic road much travelled. This
plantation has also On II a very good saw aud
Grist Mill, and in a neigbborhood sufficient 10
render ii valuable. The other plantation has
usual improvements They will be sold either
by the whole tract. or il II will suit purcda-
sers better, will divide the tracts TO SUIT
them, provided can effect sale Of both, or
one tract, aud deem ii unnecessary TO give any
further description, as II IS presumed that those
wishing to purchase would p'sfer viewing The
premises, winch Can be sAenn them az any tune
Inv the proprietor. JOS. KING.
Montgomery, May 20. WITS
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NEW GOODS
Cheaper than ever
unME y. PJ REES

now opening, at his oasll Store
aor the Banks, the largest anc
cheapest Stock OF GOODS he re, has
\ heCnre offered the public. These
eve, ts we're bought by himself, in the
S[oo1 Larn Cities within the last month
a selected with great caro-. The fol-
a'' - are few of the articles ::
i OWNS Rombazine, black Brochelle, Hastings
lfencn I,, pY and many other handsome Goods
~. Gso,lemen's summer apparel
.7 an Nloleskin. Silk and other Vest'ngs
' ,iSsnna aud other pocket Hdkfs some as
0a" low as 81 l 2 cents c.1 ,,.e
,,na o Barge, Silk aud Gauze hdkis' and
10 Instrings, Senschews, &c.
anu" large assortment, from IL l.2 ceats
to IS. ar - .,.u.,
- pnok. Jackouet and other Musllns AUG
CambIics
,..h linen Renting, Thread Cambria
n.nestic Tow Linen
rmnorted do at cd per yard
nomestic Goods, a large stock OF brown, p.aId
and 6leached
Cotton Yarn, Of superior qualify, all sizes
hardware and Cutlery
s,bo... Hats. Crockery Ware aud China
groceries, &c. nc.
April II
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Tea grown in 'he district OF Canton called W
HABITS OF SHEEP.

Ludicrous .3needote DE. Anderson relates
Tue snbloined anecdote. which shows how
persevering'y these animal, will Epilow their lea
der, and presents an amusing tact III ilInStra-
ton OF natural history.
butchers boy was driving about twenty IA,
"ethers through the town OF Liverpool. but
they run down street along which he did not
want them 10 go. Vie ohsei we'd a .cavenger At
work with his broom little way before them
and called loudly for him to stop the sheen.
The man accordingly did what he could 10
turn them back, running from side 10 side
always opposing himself TO their passage and
bfandlshing bis broom with errat dehterily /;
but the sheep much Ugitated pressed forward,
aud al last one OF them came right up TO the
man. WHO fearing II was ubout 10 jump OVER
his head, whilst he was STOPPING, gfasped The
broomstek IN both hands. aud held IL over hl,
head. tie stood Tor few seconds M this no.
sition, when the sheep made sprlpg aud Jump
ed tairly over hun, without touching the broom.
lie fret had 40 sooner cleared tins impruI.
ment than another followed, aud another IN SO
quick succession. that the man, perfectly cou.
founded, seemed TO lose all recollection and
stood ip' tue same attitude iii the whole had
jumped over him not one ofthem attempted 10
pass ON either side. though the street was quite
clear.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-03
GRAPHIC ILLUSTRATIONS OF The
HORSE

We have seen curious book, Just published
by ChRTER HENpEE. Boston, entitled. The
Beauties aud Defects IN The Figure ofihe Ho,se
comp drdiiueiy detiaeated in series Of Fugra''
rings. From Peudletons Llthograpilc Press
In the introduction il is remarked that Nv a
detailed series Of graphic and descriptive illus.
tr8iioDs, II is the intention oil the author oCthis
work 10 show the good aud bad spoint. in tina,
most noble and useful animal, the horse. The
publication is also insended M Il Book of es.
suns Tor such young artists as are inclined 10
pursue the study Oft the horse in oil the different
points oil his NJ re and action.
There is no animal whose cQun,enance earn.
binPs such correct and powerful expressions of
character. The pbysioenomy OF the Horse,
therefore, illustrating the different passions TO
which be is subject, we'll as the natural bias
ofhis temper and disposition. is an important
branch Of study to gentlemen OF the turf, aud
10 young purchasers for II is generally con.
sidered that TO timid riders and drivers. the
temper OF the beast is an object OF more conse.
ouence that any slight bodily bIemish'
II may seem incredible, that certain Qualities
IN horses, relating To their dispositions pas sons,
&c. should be capable OF being Indicated by
the pencil OF the artist Yet in these portraits
ui the animal, we see, or seem 10 see, traits Of
good hnm0r, spirit slugeishness, rage, ierocity,
sullenness, &c. so plainly depicted tina, the
character of the creature, seems To stare YOU
in the face, and is as easily read as the Alpha.
ori The limbs. bodies, attitudes, &c. Sc. OF
different, snrts of horses are represented. He,e
is fair leg formed FOE speed, aud perhaps ac-
ton but not calculated for permauenCy then
one which is formed 10 do much work, aud
last long at it, Next, one which 10 god IN
substance, but rather round aud TOO sllaighI'
Item, a pair of legs well formed for strength
and action a pair Of legs, weak, badly
formed and good for nothing, &C. Then com
hind legs. quarters tr. succeeded by com.
plete hgnres Of The animals IN different modes
of action. Such as The plain Spanking Tfot
tho Running rrot : The Canterer or Aad,es
Horse :, The Gallop - The Hunters Gallop :
Leaping including The Bucllng Leap aud
: The Fly Leap.
We are not prepared TO say thai Inc pro.
per study OF mankind is'-tbe horse Lnf every
person who wishes Tor ii knowledge of what al e
technically called the poInls' OF mot noble
animd, vii find, We believe, that this wUik
will present great iecIhlea 10 the desired ae4ul-
slon.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-03
vrlRGINIA, Set a, Rules holden III the Clerks

yFIRGINiA Set at Rules holden IN the Clerks
~ Office Of the County Court oil Bedford, on the 9th
DAY ofAprIl. lo3O. SIlas Taylor, Pin. against SaG-
uei g. Page aud John T. sale, Delts. In Chauccry
The defendant, Saul b. Page. not having entered has
appearance snd given security according 10 the act Of
Assembly aud rules Of this court, aud appearing 10
TO faction of the that he Is not an inabltan
of tins Commonwealth On the motion of the plaintiff
by counsel ordered that the sad dei Sanl b. Page
do appear here on the ih Monday IN June ueKtand an
swer the bin the plaintiff aud that copy of this
der be forthwith inserted the Lynchburg Vrgnian
for tn o months successfully aud posted at the front
door Of the courthouse OF this county Oh wo several
court days .,, . ;, -
Copy-Teste, e. a. WlNdtlELD D. u
Anril l. WIN