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SIC. 6. And DO il further enact
ed. Tkst every Surveyor snd Meas
ursr sppoiated ~ aforesaid previous
to enieriwx uIon the duties Of his
oflice shall be duly sworn o. affirmed
to the faithful disebsrge Of the same;
snd she'll give bond with two sure
ties 10 the treasurer of the town in
which b u app"inted, 10 The SUM sf
Ave hundred dollars, fSr the faithful
Performance of his said dstics /; and
any pes son or persona sctiug or en-
ploying any ono in me duties of sur
veyor Or msasurer not qualified ~
Aforesaid. shall forfeit and pay the
sum Of enc hsndred dollars. to be
recovered and appropriated - pro-
vided in the fourth section.
SEC. 7. And be it further enact
ed, Tha, All former ac!s Of this
General Assembly in relation IL the
Survey and Measurement of boards,
plank, timber. joists and scantIings.
be aid the same are hereby repealed.
SEE. 8. And be II further enact
ed, That this act shalt take effect
on and atter The FIRST day of February
next, and that oil lumber imported
into this State previous t. tho said
iist ~ OF February next, shall be
exempt from the provisious OF this
sct.
SEC. 9. And be il farthsr enact
ell, That the surveyors and meas.
urers shall receive 70 compensation
for tI.cir services, twenty five cents.
for each ihowsand feet Of Iumber,
that they may survey which shsl'
be paid by the purchaser.
T'rsc copy witness.
HENRY ROWEJN, sec'ry.
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IL cannot be that earth is mans Vn-
~ sbiding place.--lt cannot be that
our life 10 = bubble, cast UP by thS
ocean Of etsr nifty to 6oss momsnt sps
on its waves, and sink into darkness
and nothingness. Else Why 10 it, thA,
the high and glorious sspirations, which
lesp l,he angelo iron the temples Of
our hsarts, are forever wandering a.
broad unsati. fed |? Why is it that the
rainbow and The scloud come over US
with a beauty that is not Of earth, and
then pass Of and leave ts TO muse up
on their faded love ehrsssa Why is it
that the s,ars which hold their Festivals
around the midnighf throne, are set
above tbs grasp Of our limited faculties
forever .nocking Us with their unap-
prsachable glory? Aaa finally, why
is II that right forms Of human beauty
ars presented to our view and then
taken from us-leaving the thousand
streams Of our affections 10 How back
in an Alpine torrent upon eur hearts
We are born for higher destiny than
that Of earth. There is a realm where
the stare will bs spread sSt before III
like the islands that sluhber on the
ocean, and where the beautiful beings
which here pass before US like visiens
will stay in surprese''ce forever.
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several loads Of .dmerican Hemp. grown
and fitted By the Norihsmp,s0 Hemp
Company. We are happy to learn
from inieIlie ent sGen'lsmen from that
section Of the ~Conmsn wealth, thai
these huge piles we're but the earoest
Of the qua,s+ity which isb ioIlsw, and
that this C company have nov IN prePa-
ration Tor market more than $50 tone
Of hemp grown the past season. Ih'a
quantity st $500 per ton. which Is not
more than an average price. for thu
article Of a good quality, will amount
to the veiy comlsrtsbIe sum Of x2S,.
600. One fact more-we are informed
that this quantity ofhemp is tle pro.
duct or about four hundred sfres OF
Iand-yielding on the average about
sirty tfse dollars 10 the acre and this
too when the season was untavorsble
for this crop. How credi'sble is this
sptefpriss TO the indiriduals engaged, /,
to our state and TO our country. II is
alss profitable business to G rowers 8
and TO those who prepare the hemp
fof market. Let name ency the origina-
tors or promoters Of thi, new and lu-
crat ve branch Of agriculture: but let
him g aud do likewise The grow
sss Of wool have met with loss and dis
com6,ure frsm every quarter; almost
every ether agricultural product y de-
pressed in the market. Will net the
growth Of this crop afford the desi'ed
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A Curious WAoER.-A party of Ia
dies and gentlemen, viewing the apart
ments at Carle to house, fitted up for
the reception Of the intended Princess
Of Wales-a gentleman Of the company
affected to find fault with the ceilings
as too low, offering to lay a considera
BILE bet that he could produce person.
IN a lew minutes, who could not stand
upright under them the bet being TAX
en-, he withdrew, and Immediately af
terwards returned with a diminutive
figure, akin 10 the little hunch back Of
Bsgdat, who declared that he could not
stand upright there or any where elte, I,
the wager was declared 10 be won.
| ~~~~>~~~~~~~S~~ =
KNEELAND. The famous .dbner Knse
land, % lsng Universalist preaehsr,it seems
has become Wright at last--a special Advo'
cate Of the notorious Miss Fanny and h
would have all the world 70 know Il threue'
, the columns Of the A,hsstcsl (" Inquirer !!
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CHARLES RANDALL.

CHARLES RANDALL. ~
TuRMs.-Yw0 DOLLARS per
snasn, payable IN three months, o. % %
a tie end Of the year.
.lDTERTXsEMENTS censpicvsssIy
isssrtsl On the usssl terms Of Or DslIsr
psr square, for three weeks. end twenty
esxss for every subssqusns insertion. Ad-
vsrsissmsnts will b continued till forbidden
usls0 the term Of continuance be speci6ed.'
n Ne paper discontinued until sll arssrs
~ ere paid, except stths sptisn oftAs pub
Usher. ..sfs s s
o. Al ssmmsniest liens nsst b addsssssd
- ths publishsr portage psid.
O.. single papers . cents.
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~SOONVS1SVOO
WINI'kR n.

The-length Of the evenings in win
ter, which renders it necessary to
find some sedentary and domestick
diversions, may also contribute tn
render reading more favorite a.
musement in winter than in SIMMER.
Books enable tho imagination to Gre
ale a summer in the midst of frost
and snow, and with the assistance Of
a cheerful FIRE, e,whuse warmth supplies
the absence Of the sun, the winter
may be made as pleasant as the sea.
son Of vernal breezes or solar efful
genco.
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rA11GERs & n6E6HANIOs
]. ADVWO

MULBERRY Trees. --As the Sea
san Tor trx"sriantinS approaches, ii
w0uld be we'll Tor farmers to make
ready asmall ist for mulberry trees.
They are Of slow grow tn, bat no that
plants an orchard Of them, will DO
better for his descendants than 10
leave thrice the nunsber. Of apple
trees. Tho silk worms, even now.
may be- made IL enrich their mes
ters, and there il a certainty tl,at the
demand for elk will never cease.
The whole process in which the
worms ite engaged lasts but six
weeks, end . woman, moderately
skillsd in the business, may, in that
time, make shou, thirty Eve dollars,
and Is her attendance may be had
Tor nins, dollars. twenty six dollars
would be the gain of him that hires;
and forty females, in the six weeks,
would produce . clear gain Of more
then Z tsoussnd dollars.
Another source Of profit. q well
as cnivy ment, is, Of late neglected.
Yet II is believed that a. the country
has been more richly cultivated and
gardens moro extensive, thst bees
would thrive and honey be raised in
! greater quantities sertsin it is thai
there are flowers enough to supply
n hundred times the bees that are
kept, aud demand enough for botl
honey and wax. 1t Is q mistake Il
suppose that bees require much care
or are difficult 10 be hired or take'
up. Tho few directions requisite
may te found in any book of rurr
ecunomy. The See ssldum sting
4 one who offers no injury; but, tho
be !" rewsrds HE friends,"' "'he vel
h nows how to /" punish bis enemies.
l-[Bost. Pal. .
y MrcuANICs. "A horizontal wheel
} propelled by the powsr Of the atmo
phcric air, whose. revolutions will b.
J perpetual constructed upon principle
novel and extraordinary is now be
ing exhibited ~ Washington. Th
: : lnteliigencsr says Of II, "N is on
Of the most curious and successful e.
. er,ions Of ingenuity that we have 9
er seen. Ii is SO far akin to ferpe
9 ual Melton, that the wheel will ce
}. Iiainly revolve "a long % air wi
= circulate. We do not say that tn
, invention 10 new, but 10 entirely me-
I,o us, and, we have no doubt, to III
: inventor also."
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Caution to Skaters.-In large
sheets Of water, where number Ut
persons assemble TO skate, or to Glide.
it is particularly recommended to pr"
vide ladder, or long pole, WHICH.
when any one breaks the ice, may
be instantIg passed over the apert-
ure, fsom side to side. and thus af-
fore a secure hold to the person inn
mersed.
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4 . y
A Act regulating the Surveying OF
Rosrds Plank, Timber, Joists and
1rantling.
Ssc. 1. Be Il eaacted BY tho
Gs.eral Assembly asd ~ the ss'hor
ity thereof tits enacted, That the
Tewn Council Of. esch town IN this
State wkers boards, rls"k, tiwter,
ieiat end srantlihg ere imported Tor
.saie, shajt eaausjlys i,nfr before The
frst Of March IN esch year, alspoi"t
t~o or more pcrseas Sur, cyors and
Msasursrs of baards. plask, timber,
joist and scantlimg whe shall hold
their ollces fer ore year. untsss soon
o. rsmovsd BY the Town Council,
Vim, 1t their pleasure may make
sach rsmovsl and AL ths vacancy
caused thereby.
SEc. Z. Aud be II farther snact-
ed, That it shalt be the duty Of the
Ssrveyor and Moasutsr appointed %
afsresaid, 10 measure and mark cscl'
and every Pieco Of lumber which hs
Or they nay surrey; tc erase oil
former marks Of The contents "f The
ssus, To- marx in adistinst end dur
sAle manner, each and every piece ol
lunter surveyed. If more than ONT
inch thick, with its contents super
Acial- measure ) making due allow
asce fsr rats, sop, splits and wsWcs
and to mark oil clear lu'nbcr wl,ici
no or they may survey thus v; a"t
oil ncrcl,aitsble lambcr thus Az o.
each and every piece.
Sxs. 8. And be II further enact
a, That II shall be the duty Of escl
Sarveyor and Measurer, to keep
true end faithful rccord Of ell survey
Of lumber made BY him tosether vii
aIl Agarss made by him In takin!
account oftho same; snd said re
cceds shall b open 10 the inspectio
Of oil persona.
Ssc. 4. And ~ It further cnocl
s&, That any person or psreons -wh
sheli offer for sale or sell, or caus
70 be offered for sale, for sold, in an
town In this State, any lumber whic
ha6 mt been surveyed aud marke
% aforesaid, OF which shall not
the time of delivery bs surveyed. 81
cording to this act, shall forfeit an
pay. thesum Of tifty dollars, to be
esived by indictment before ~
Court Of cosnpstent jurisdictions |: o.
half there0e 10 the vse of tho perez
or psrso"s who shall complain a.
prosecute for the sames aud the o.
ev half To the use ot the State.
SEQ. q And be II further enac
ed. That II shall be the duty of Il
Surveyors and Msasurers to pros
cute for oil violations Of the provi
$ ions Of this oct, which shall cone
their knowledge. r ~ls
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STATE oFRHODE-l ISLAND AND PROV
IoENCE PLANTATIONS.

xO1NO6 GASAkV - ASEvOs
- esasesJ .lssembly. January Ssssios.
1850,
AZ Act in addition 10 tho oct entitled
Z" A. kst fer the relief Of poor
psrsoms imprisoned for Debt"
De IL snscted by the General An
sembly and BY the authority thereof
il 10 enacted, That il any posr deb
tor shall be admitted to the oalh. pre-
scrihed In said act, or shalt - dis.
charged from jail BY his creditor al
ter . bas ma1c bic cansplsiat md
betore he is admitted " hia oath,
ths sreditsr in such cases, elssll be
l,sbls 70 the Jailor for such debtor's
beard, frsm the firs be msde bia
ssnpIaint cod ptocured the service
there. {, sad the smesNt Of said
bosri shall Be incledsd in the mote
- 10 lef, BY the de6tor, fer the crsd'
tsr, @ BY lev in such cases provided,
A tree c"py Witness.
HENRY BOWEN, Ssc'ry.
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ANECDorE. A gentleman of our
acquaintance, one day argued in com
pany that diet Aaea apt to affect the
disposition of persons, and that they
would naturally partake OF tho dispo
sition of the animal on which they
fed. elf that DO the cause" observ
ed lady present +" you must bc a
great lover Of pork"
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AMERICAN HEMP.

! The citizens of,his city hal the sat
isfsction yesterday Of witnessing the
exhibition before our state House, o'
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THE ApvANTAsc OF 4 SaurNr.-A
gentleman in the South Of Iceland re-
ceived visit lately from party Of rob
bers, .who were armed4.with sticks.
He had just time to seizs = pistol
which he cooked and presented TOW
ards the party. Be off, said he. YOU
se,t Of villains, or I'll shoot one Of 20"
at all events--I haze my eye upon hin,
al this moment Luckily for himself.
he was blessed with that happy and
pictorial ebliqu,ty Of vision which caus
ed each particular Iuffian to fancy hin
self to he the marked man. and they
withdrew without obtaining the spoiS
they had come for.
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gland had encountered. &C Chassenr and
hussar were intsrmingIed and the
heavy Norman horse OF tho Imperial
Guard were pnterspersed with the gray
chargers which had carried Albion's
chivalry. Here the Highlander AMI
Tirsulleur lay, side by side, together
and The heavy drsgoon With Green
Erin's' badge upon his helmet. was
grsppIed in death with the Polish Ian
Ger.
I. was at the FIRST light Of morning
that a solitary party were employed in
the place we have described, examing
the dead, who there lay thicklv.-
These were no plunderers one, wrap
ped in a cloak, directed the researche.
Of the rest, who seemed acting under
the strangers control and, from their
dress. appeared to be Belgian peasants.
Suddenly the muffled person uttered
wild cry. and rushing over a pila of
corpsss, hurried to spot where sold
ier was seated beside = fallen officer.
Feeble as his own strength was. he had
exerted it to protect the wounded man.
His musket was placed beside him for
defence, and his own sufferings seemed
forgotten in bis solicitude for the per-
SON he was watching. The morse oc
casioned By the hasty approach OF the
muffled stranger reused the wounded
officer he fesbly raised his head, LIE
is herself" he family muttered and
the next moment sank into the orms Of
Lucy Davidson.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-06
JUST RECEIpED,
Quarterly Review, No. IS,


! Art.'I.-A Bill for preventing the unlawful Disin.
tetment OF Human Bodies, and for regulating schools
OF Anatomy.
| Ill. Travels in Arabia, comprehendnr an nc.
COUNT OF 'hose territories IN Hedjaz which the Mo
nammedans regard as sacred, by the late John Levi.
BurCkhardt.
?. Mahomedanism Unveiled an INQUIRY, in which
that Arch lleresy, It's diffusion and continuance are
c@ainheu ON new principle, tending TO confirm tho
evidences, and aid the propagation of the Christian
Fanh, by the Rev. Charles Forster, 3. D. Chancel.
lor of Ardfert &c.
lila statement of some important facts. sun
authentic documents, relating to the opera
tion OF breaking the eDemy's line "a prac,fsed for
the hrst time IN the celebrated battle OF the 10Th A
pril, 1928. = ~ " -
Nv; Forest scenes and incidents in the wilds OF
rNur', Amorica; beng Diary of n Winters Route
from ialiaX To the Canadas and during four months
residence IN the woods the borders of akes Huron
ana simcoe;by George Head, Esq,
VI. The Rights of the Church. of Encland TO
her endowments vindicated, by Chlrchman
2: An Essay on the 1.-THE system
vi. Facts relating to Chinese Commerce in
England. -
- :. review of the arguments and allegations
winch have been offered to Parliament against tho
renewal OF the East India Companys Charter
=. considerations relative TO the renewal of the
East IA INDIA ComPany's Charter. by w. s. Obrien.
Esq. NJ. p.
Will Suggesii5ns sent 10 the Commissioners
appointed to inquire into the laws of Real Propertv
with minutes of the evidence given before them. by
John Tyrreil, Esq. Barrister
2 letter to His Muiesty's Commissioners for
an inquiry into the state OF the Laws OF Real Pro-
pcrty, on the subject of the proposed General Re
glstry, by Richard Holmes Coote, Esq. Burrstor
at Law.
=. a letter TO the Commissioners for an inouirv
INTO Tie state ofthe laws of Real Property, contain
observations in favour of General Registry, by
robert Walters, Barriscr mt Law.
!. Observations on The proposed establishment Of
General Registry, by John IIodgkln, Barrs;cr at
Law. ~
3. letter to His Majcstys Commissioners for
an inquiry into tho state of the Laws of Real Pro-
perry, IN answer To objections against Cen
eetal Registry, by W p Wood, Esq' Barfistor At
Law. ~
Q. Outline of plan for General REGISTRY.
Will First report made 10 His Majesty bv
the commissioners appointed TO inquire into the
practice and proceedings Of the Superior Courts of
Common Law.
2 Reports from the three S .lect Committees
on the administration Of justice in Wales, with ap
pendiccs II
,. Letter to the Right Hon, John Baron Iynd
hurst Lord High Chancellor of England. on the ad-
mnisTation OF justice IN Wales, by Johu Frederick
Earl Cawdor.
III. Political fragments by r. FORSYTH ESQ
2. Church REFORM by a Churchman.
g. Reasons for Revision of our Fiscal Code bv
y. muLdell, Esq. r. ID. SANXAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-06
Books and Stationery.
CheaDer Than usual.

'6NHE subscriber feels disposed to admit that the
Il pressure III the money market is such, us to de-
dano reduced prices lie therefore intends, this
day to reduce the price of his goods thereby making
u practical test of the advantage the public will de-
rive from such course trusting thai il will be duly
iec'Procated. During his career in business i. has
oeen his constant desire to- give entire satisfaction 10
ms eustomers-he assures them and the public pen-
orally, that he will cndeavor by his unremitted at
ehtIon to their interest III the selection OF the very
st articles in his line, and the disposal of them at
low prices, TO merit continuance of their favor.
| lie also assures the public that he will never give
any article IN his store, recommendation beyond its
! intrinsic worth.
lie offers for sale general assortment of Law.
Medical Theological, and Miscellaneous Books; La
J TIN, Greek, French, Spanish, and English School
DOCKS, well selected assortment of Stationery;
also large stock of cdgers journals, day letter in
voice. bill, record, and Sheriffs' Books.
Gentlemen who wish to complete Libraries of Law.
Medical or Miscellaneous Works. can have them
furnished by the subscriber, the low price of g.
per cent above cost and that cost will be the lowest
wholesale cash price, at which they can be procured
/ in the Northern cities.
! Orders for England and France executed in the
shortest possible time.
The subscriber begs leave to call the attention of
the merchants to ms assortment of writing paper
quills desk penkniyes and stationery generally he
beng Wen assured that they are very superior and
unusually cheap.
Book Binding in all its variety of elega lance and
pininness, executed at his usual low prices. with
fathulness and despatch r. n StNYAV
ap l4-ts
~ EW BOOKS, published by American Sunday
~ School Union, for sale by COLLINS g. Co.
Helen and her Cousin
Family Conversations oil the Evidences of Revcla-
ton
Memoir Of Barbara Ewing
Youthful Memoirs, compiled by the Rev, w Canes
Wilson
Sketches from the Bible
F1Eeside Conversations some of tho principal
Doctrines of the Bible
History of the Sandwich Islands, with an account of
the American Mission established there
Hymns in Prose, for the use of chldyeu
Life of Philip Meancthon
History of George Hicks
The Apprentices Dialogues
Memoir of Susan B. Marble
History of Edwin Judd
The Teachers Parting Git 20 Sunday School Boy
Scenes in Childhood
Nursery Lessons
Life of Col. James Gardiner
Hints to Mothers and Infant School Teachers
The Fall of Babylon, or the History of the Empire
of Assyria
Orton's Life of Philip Doddrdgc, D. d.
Gilpns Monument of Parental Affection
Female Biography, containing Sketches Of twelve
American Women
Ratfe's Memoirs of the Kew. Thomas Spencer
Infants progress, by Mrs. Sherwood
Devout Exercises of the Heart, by Mrs Rowe
Aliens Alarm, the Unconv erted
The Young Freeihinker Reclaimed, by Rev. L. w
Baldwin
a Fathers Letters to his Son
Its
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS,

Direct from PhitadeIph,a.
ii. BLAMlRE begs leave TO inform his friends
~ and the public. that he has just received i'm adj
don, by the schr. Richmond, from Pbilndclnbi. n
well selected assortment of GARDEN SEEDS
which with some confidence he recommends -
Among them are
Peas, carly Charlton and carly WASHINGTON rsix
wccks) -
Do large dwarf marrowlat
Beans, early do snap, without strings
Do yellow snap, best
DO large Lima or butter
Beets, early turnip rooted rcd
Do long blood
Cabbages, fine Early York
DO do late do
Do green curlcd sayov
Do yellow do do
Do flat Dutch
Do early battersea
DO large late drumhcad
Caulltlower, early and late
Broccoli white cape
Do purple do
Carrot, carly horn aud long orange
Celery, white, solid and red
ParsniP, large Dutch
Do Lima
spinnage, New Zealand, lone plant covers four
feet square,
Raddish, early scarlet, short TOP
Do red turnip or cherry
Do early yellow, round and salmon
Turnip, Hanover
Do white fiat and flat Dutch
Eggplant, purple, (enriy)
Ruta-baga, yellow
Lettuce, ice coss and brown Dutch
Cucumber, early ffaim
Do long green Turkey, (for pickiing)
SqGashGs early patty pan These are the best
Do long green kind of souaslcs.
Melon, true cantclope and pine apple
Cress, curlcd, parsley curlcd
Do nasturtum
Canary seed
Grass seeds, blue swaFd, (fOr carpeting YARDS
Do Lucern. mar II
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TERhS-SUnsoRIPrIoN to the DAiLy RIoaMoNp wHts 81
year, and for shorter period, the of 50 year. pay
able in advance. ~
ADvkRIIsiSe square Of Is lines u less one in.
seion 10 cents; Insertions S three 81 III aud
every succeeding insertion 33i cents.
Thrice week, first week 81 25 every succeeding week
Twice a week, first insertion cents every in.
sertion 50 cents.
once week, FIRST insertion IS cents every succeeding
feItiou SO cents
All advertisements also inserted the CoNrIrurioxAL
NHo.
transient advertisers must pay in advance
Inc nunoer oi insertions must he noted the Ms they
eorlingy.
Annual Advertisers charged Sd dollars for squares
anu IN that proportion for advertisements of greater length
except Auotoncers and Lottery Dealers charged S0
0~2- The CONSTITUTIONAL WING is published twice
payable m advance.
For Adpertisng-75 square, less for the first in
seftiou, and so cents for each continuance.
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Fire Screens

VlRGlNlA.-At rules holden in the clerks Office Of
the superior court Of chanccry for the WiIIis-ns-
burg district, the Sd day of May, 1880 stephen D.
Fuller and Mary his WIFE, pitts. against william NJ
Taylor, IN his own light and administrator with the
Tor, and others, defts
The defendant Jnu. T. Taylor not having entered
his appearance and given security according to the act
Ot Assembly and the rules Of this court and IL ar,pear
ing, by satisfactory evidence that he is not an nhab
tant of this country IS ordered hst the said defend
ant do appear here the first day Of the next term
and answer the bill Of the plaintiff; and that copv OF
this order be forthwith inserted IN some newspaneg
published in the city Of lIchuond for two months sue
ccssvey and posted at the front door of the formr
capitol, in the city Of williamsburg
90 copy. Teste, ED. CHRISTIAN. g..