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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-14
By DaYENPoRT. .8LLE.N & co.

DRY GOODS
On WEDNESDAY next. 18th inst, a, 10 O'Clock,
at our Auction Rooms. general assortment of Do
mestic and imported Dry Goods--amonp which are:
Srrer hlu", black dra5 ana olive broadcloaths
and cassimeres
Black mixed and fancy coloted sattinct,s
700 striped and point blankets
Rose do
Caicoes, extra quality
Jacontt caInbrics
Striped and figured encia slawls
Fancy bordered do do
Prussia do
Cd Merino cashmere shawls
Verona hdkfs
Super heavy 5 4 silk fiagg hdkfs
Beaver gloves
Buttons of various qualities &c &c
and ! i brown domestic goods.
dec l3 d g. Co. Aucts
GROCERIES. e
OnTtURSDAY. the 10th instant. at halfp past 10
o'clock will be sold ut Auction Store,
20 hhds 81 C5o;H sugar
10 DO P"ro Rico do
ID dn New Orleans do
IL bbls Brazil do
90 bags Java coffee
20 ca'ty boxes gunpowder and imperial tea
Is do d" Young hyson do
so bbls fall caught mackerel, Nos
90 do No behring's
ID do mess shad
pipes Cognac brandy. old, and warranted
genuine
90 or. casks Alarseilles Go
hhds An.igua rum
do Jamaica 10
30 casks cheese
100 boxes brown soap
30 do candles
100 cap paper
80 do wrapping paper
Raisins, cider. bed cords, plough lines in.
digo, &c. D.A Il CO Aucts
ADDITIONAL.
VIII be sdded to sale on Thursday
5000 lbs country cured bacon, hogs round
25 ::rkins mountain butter
tons country iron
500 plough muu!ds
so sacks Liverpool filed salt
dec l6 D A & co Anc.s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-14
Land Wanted.

WANTED from 100 "a 500 acres of land on
w James river, some of the rivers or creeks
falling into 1t. at distance OF not more than two
miles from navigable waters.
ZINE timber being the chief object of the udver,i-
SER the trees standing the land will be taken per
acre if the seller should prefer it, 1t is requested
that proposals will particularly state as nearly as
practicable the quantity of pine timber iii for sawin
standing per acre, also the quality, dlsa ace Of the
crp,ion Of TIE roa.! @. which the timber would he
hauled, and The price.
Cash will be paid on completion Of the bargain
Address to the subscriber residing in Richmond.
doc &c If WN WI IJAMS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-14

G tOAL.-The Subscriber has recently discovered
~ on the Tuckahoe Estate, [by sinking shaft to
IT. bed of coal, of sufficient thickness TO auhorze
lis being probably worked; which he is DESTROYS 10
lease FOR term OF years TO good tenant, The terms
Will be accommodatiug.-Fo further particulars ap-
piv 10 Capt. w. FInney, T'rabucs Pitts Chester
field DR.. j. peterborough OF Richmond or TO the
subscriber at Fuckahoe The distance of the Nine
from nuvigable Canal, does not exceed three
iouf,hs OF e mile. II. NJ RANDOLPH.
-. Oou
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-14

'E'HE subscribers will continue to keep ON hand
supply Of John Denkvues improved Freeborn
and Barshure Ploughs. which they viii soil a, tho
lowest rates TIE plough. made by Mr.. ID. have
with steel JNO v WILCOX Jr e. co
cc' is-2awtsc
YOULE'S SHOT q 1fAXkLL'S NAILS
A constant supply of both Cor sale ~ faotory
Tsprices, nv OTIS, DUNLOP 6 60.
dec lJ--St
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-14
Winter Goods.

Winter Goods.
H1OINT, duff. and fancy striped blankets
u Cd 9-1, 1914, LII, l2-4, and ia. rose. do
some very superior, of our importation
Hare's back and dark MKT Jerseys. t,r negro men
Dark striped uscy. for negro women
A large assortment ri Grntlcmcn's Tartan plaid,
camblct, and plaid camblct coaks
Do do of Ladies' circasson, imitation Marine,
and silk 90
Red flauncls Of every quaty some Of our impor-
alton, oi very superior quality
White do do dot
Low priced dark mkt sattinNs
superior Oxford. steel, cadc, and princes MKT do
4 ,argc assortment Of cloths and cassimcrs Of eve.
rs colour and quality.
For sale. very favorable terms. by
Il. 81 II. JAMES & co.
dec lJ-2lt Market Square.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-14

Rf virtue If Deed of Trust, executed to The
I'D ,ubscnbera ny Nelson Cary, Edward Hill and
Branch T. Archer, for certain purposes therein set
1876. and is duly recorded in Chesterfield Comfy
Cour;-wlil be sold Friday. the 2!th day of the
present month al , o'clock. before the front door
OF the Bell Tavern, in this city, for ready money! 10
the highest bidder, -FOUR NEGRO 3ES, ONE NEGRO
woMAN, and twenty MULES.
We know Of no objection to the title. bot shall
c0Rvev only such as is vest ed iii us as Trustees
WYNDhAl RoBERsiTsoN,} Trustees.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-14
II. RHODES
NOTICE

III
A s yIy. Martin Baker in ends removing 70 tho
IA upper country, we Will rent for one Year
at public auction, the prcnIseson the 18th
day of December, of - o'clock. NJ. that well
known stand a TAVERN. al Bacon QuaE-
ter Branch with excellent spring cf water with
IN fifteen feet of the door There is attached 10
The tavern, ali the meadow, which is yc productive.
We believe we say with confidence thst he crop
Of hay aud oats which can be raised on t IS worth
not less than three hun lrcd and fy doiiacs year--
there two houses. front and back. which aFeT6
plenty of room--the meadow is enclosed wl.h :
plank fence; with good snhie granny &c.
CLEVEARS BAKER, Eseca.ois O.
WIN BAKER. AND ! Nqfiin rr-
MARTIN BAKER, Ger aet2.
dec 4-2tc 4d
To the Planters of Virginia q N. Carolina
ysVfIE high rate Of duty paid on Tobacco Ia
Il gland Ireland. and Scotland cnuscs grca.
consumption of siemnpsd Tobacco those c0Untr e.
and our buyers require Inc leafin such state hut
Il viii stem FREELY. We therefore. recommend yo,i
no 90 prize your common and gopd Tobacco .sucn -
is used foo strips) so hard 90 make 1t dIjcn
TO stcm.A great portion Of The rich lqrgc. 4, az.
leaf Tobacco converted MO sTrips. well a.
tho thin short lea, und ciiicr Of hssr kinds ore psI-
zcl herd ID he 80 i'o' 'rgtt es they rem
Ar-~t much Ices r'hifi ir Tho Hv aiuvs Tho hogs
is Of sufficient s,aa e. 3nr 20 ~ 60 $500 Us. be
~. przcd ia'whtut pressing 70 q. ta'd ne 20 u ure
& fr seo,m p... a. s. = GWhTIiNEf.
NOV i6sZawar0ti8w Con1a,syor JvercamoF
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-14
EXECUTORS SALE

hhLOO yin - GALL.
WILL be sold, an FRIDAY. the nth Dec. 1890. at
w he late residence of Thomas Adkins, decd.
on Shockoe Hill oil the household and kitchen for.
niiure, OF the said Adkins consisting of he usual va
rety necessary for family: i; is generally very SUI.
peror and is nearly as good new. Likewise. a
young morse: wei broke to harness. and two very
superior mich cows
For all sums under fifty dollars, cash will be re.
CURED; fifty dollars. and above that sum notes at
sky days. negotiable and payable OF either of the
banks III this city satisfactorily endorsed Sale to
take place at 10 o'clock, ~ NJ BY order of the Ex-
ecr'"r.
The sale to be conducted by Davenport. Allen 6,
doc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-14

rENi e annual meeting of the Stot kholders of the
a Bank OF Virginia, WILL be held, according to the
Charter On the first Monday IN January next
dec 4-2aw9t A ROBINSON. Jr. Cashier
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-14

ri Office by virtue OF deed OF rus, executed
IN this day, the subscriber as trustee by Nelson
Cary. recorded in the clerks office IF Henrico Coun-
ty Court, will be sold at public auction, to the high
est bidder, at the Springfield coal pits in Henrico,
on Tuesday, the 2lsi .Jst.. the fair day the
term Of the said Cary in those pits of five wears from
LIST January next-aso sevcra! slaves not less than
parcel of mules snd horses three coal Dit ma
chimes and other pit tools and fixtures. three carts
and wagon and goar, and quantity of furnurc.-
The terms will be made known on the day of sale
The subscriber acting trustee will convey only
such tile as is vested in him by the said decd He
believes the title to be good. :.
dec ll-dts III. RHODES
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-14
CSty Coffee House.

VHNIIE Business heretofore conducted by HENRr ~
TEMPLEMAN, at the well known stand, 4 doors
below the Bell Tavern. will hereafter be carried ON by
the subscribers. under the Grm Of TEMPLENAN &
ALLEN. Great pains will always be taken to select
OrsrEas, and all other delicaces the season affords of
the best quality, and they will be served up ut the
shortest notice, ia any that may suit their Gus.
toners.
The Bar will at all times be supplied will, the best
Liquors that can be procured in the market embracing
Wines of every fashionable varieiy-Private Rooms
are arranged and fitted for parties, and attentive and
obliging Servants will be in constant waiting.
The Propretors trust that their unremtting atten.
ton To business. will ensure them the liberal patro-
mage heretofore extended TO the Establishme MT for
which II. NJ Tempieman would embrace the present
opportunity to return his sincere acknowledgements
HENRY N TEMPLEMAN.
nov 23-i0tc EDWARD ". ALLEN
MRS. THOMAS HATCHER will open her
Is1 House IA Frame Building south side of CapI.
toi Square) for the reception of boarders. by the
week. month, or year-also, e or 10 Members of the
ensuing Legislature can be accommodated. There
have been some repairs and improvements recently
made, which she trusts will render the situation
comfortable and desirable. She will likewise be
glad to board gentlemen who may wish to lodge else
whcre.-Terms in each case very moderate
W Wanted 10 hire Man Servant, by the month.
30-tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-14
w ASHINGTON HOTEL,
RTCxfNIDND, VIRGINIA.,


sNIlE Subscriber having leased this old and well
a known Establishment, for term of years, takes
this opportunity to announce to his friends and the
public generally, and particularly the former visit
Of the house, tina, i! will be opened for the &C
cOmmodaion OF company, OH the first Of October -
II is now undergoing thorough repair, and will be
fitted up in plain but neat style, with beds, bedding,
and other necessary furniture, all new, and OF the
best kind. His servants attentive experience
ed, and bis Bar-keepers polite and accommodating
His Bar shall 1T all times be supplied with the best
liquors and Wines aid his Table with the most choice
dellcaCics of the season, which the city and ry
can afford; and he flntcrs himself that by unrcmit
ting attention to his business, he will give entire
satisfaction to all who may favor him with their
puny
The WASHINGTON HOTEE. is situated in the
most pleasant part Of the city, Immediately opposite
the Capitol, and contiguous to all the Public Offices,
and but short distance from the Theatre the Banks,
the Basin. the Warehouses;, and the Offices of the
principal Millcrs of the CITY; and the same time
sufficiently far removed to afford gentlemen quiet
retreat when they wish retire from the hustle and
noise of the streets Such the local advantae es
of this house that may to affirm that gen
tlenen visiting Richmond either for business or for
pleasure. VII! fad OF the most pleasant situa-
tons IN the city.
In addition 10 what transient custom he may be
favored with the subscriber will be- able 10 accom-
modate t,ceniy.Gve ar thirty BO.4RDERS, by the
week month. or year, on the most reasonable terms.
sept lots ROBERT MACON.
f;Oochiaud (,ourf- House.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-14
Silk Goods.

Silk Goods.
HBBACK Italian lnS,rngs of several qualities
Up $ mo Mallonis' best changcablc do do
BLACK English do
Superior figured chaugcable cros DC naples.
Just received. and for sale by
4. g. T.. JAMES g. co.
dec IS Market Square.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-14
WH.LIAM AND MARY COLLEGE-

WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.
nj Office is given for the information of the cam
Y dIdates for the vacant Professor.lip Of Malhe
mates IN this Institution, and Of he public in general
that the visitors and governors have not yet had
meeting, nor is 1t probable they will meet until the
rcgSlOr annual meeting the 4th of July
Tho public has already been informed by the Rev.
a. Empie President of the College that the duties ct
The vacaL. Pro;cssorshp will be discharged by the
Professor Of Natural Philosophy and Chemistry, un-
I'll the vacancy IL filed
JOHN PAGE Rector.
" The Editors who published the other adver
tsemcns, will give the above two Insertions and
send their accounts TO the Editors Of the Richmond
Enquirer for ,ettlemcnt. dec 7--3,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-14
And muses. too to take the Air,
Delight TO liose' ,.rIe -

The Hills of Rch where the cheek III beauty blooms
And lovely woman, mans hIeas, ilumss.'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-14
BY OTIS. DUNLOP & 60.
(.Rnf,E " trsJ

GROCERIES
On TUESDAY the l4th inst. a. past 10 o'clock
VIII be sold at our store. general assortment of
"roeer,es.Sc D. & co. Auct.
dec 13- Is
TOBACCO AT AUCTION
'1NHE undersigned having discontinued the manu-
fncture OF Tobacco, DESTROYS OF closing the
sale of the Stock remsnng hand, consisting Of
30 kegs tobecco pound twist 5 years old
10 boxes do pound Jumps do do
And with that view il will b. sold at auction nj IN,
Factory on 18th street. OIL WEDNESDAY, the 18th
INST. at 10 O'Clock Terms, SIX months credit over
S5o-undcr thar sum cash
l.. WIGHT e. SON.
Sale by OTfs, DUNLOP &, Co Aucts
dec p
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-14
WHITE MULBERRY TREES.

W III Il VI = LDEilfNI NE Et>.
'G'lIE subscriber has for sale at his farm miles
above Richmond, the trees years old any rea-
sonable quantity of the genuine Morus Alba, or wbue
Italian Mulberry Trees; and the season is now an
preaching IN which they may be transplanted he is
desr@rs OF receiving orders from many persons rs
may be IN want OF The article; and he is well salts
fled that the SILK culture must be one ofthe most nro
fitabc branches the agricuurist can turn his atten-
ton to- he hopes to BE- the of their ext ensive
distribution through the State They will be sold on
reasonable terms by the hundred otherwise deliv-
cradle m Richmond within anv reasonable distance
thereof J. w SMITH
N Borders may be left at Scott & Smiths, L
street. Richmond oct I-savtf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-14

Nh X. CARPENTER respectfully informs The
I'A gentlemen ofthe Bar that through the solica-
ton of some OF the most respectable lawyers in Rich
mond, he will commence with private class of the
Profession on Monday next, If sufficient number of
names are ob,ained-expressyt make them acquaint-
ed with opening, conducting and closing set of books
by doW6fe entry Also he of testing all ac-
counts by balance sheet, upon an entire new plan
which is the 'lagna Charta" Of the science Of book
keeping 1t will occupy bui hours. one hour each
day Fer further particulars. apply at the office next
door to G O. A. Warwick's, Main Street.
dec IL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-14
$500 REV ARD.

RY virtue OF subsc' ip ion, signed by sundry
- citizens of Richmond. land deposited at the
Office of the Compler) the above reward OF SIX
RONDRED DOLLARS. is hereby offered fer the
apprehension and convection of the murderer ar muir
derers of JoHN REID whose body was found near this
CITY Sunday last nov 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-14

A Small lot of nice new Buc1n just received-and
for sale by JAMES WINSTON
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-12
Nv FLETCHER s TOLER.

leaf. each hogshead containing eight hundred
weight. This author says, wherever they
have planted this article, their lands are go :. =.
haus'ed by it, that they viii hardly produce IN.
bare necessar'es of life, and much less such an
e1haus,ing weed. II is Tor this reason. tina,
most oil our tobacco plantations are broken IN
and the people have been obliged TO quit them
aud retire 10 the mountains, where they find
fresh lands ft TO produce this plant, which i,
The support OF their trade, aud has been of
more importance 10 them thai all the other
productions OF North America put together.
% lung as snelr lands were fresh and ferllle.'
WATER cRsss.
ihe ancients ale cress with their lettuce 10
co"nteract the cold nature of that salad. The
name OF Nasturtium alludes 10 its warm s,imu--
ia,'oe Qualities, which were thought TO put life
Ia'o dull and stupid persons, aud to briehte.
the understanding OF those VINO ate of Nasmr
'am, and which gave rise TO the q eek proverb
: eat cress and learn more wit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-12
POETR ".
GENIUS SLUMBERlNG.


\ syy. G. pERciyAL.
.,oo,s foreetful of his once bright Tame,
h' ~, 80, ne no feeling of the glory gone !
-, s.. M rye to catch the mounting hame,
t'e rhs, once in transport drew his spirit on
- ,.s IN dull Obvious dreams, nor cares
W. the wrealhsd laurel bears.
=, 20, no, all forgotten sleeps he there:
an" r.sr, are who still remember how he bore
lizard HI. daring pinlons, I'LL the air
seemed living with the crown oi ishs De
wore;
yhs,e are who, now his earl sun has SET
Mar eau, NOR viii forget
10 .,ee,,-and yet around the sightless eye,
And the pressed LIP, dsrkened glory plays
rbouub the high powers IN dull Oblivion lie.
Ybers hoyers sill the light OF other days;
Deep IN thar soul spirit, not OF earth,
sin sunsgles for tirti.
lie will moi sleep forever, but will rise
Fresh 10 more daring labors-now, even
now,
b.. the close shronding mist of morning flies.
IN. gathered 5lumber leaves lis lifted bro" ;
From his hall-opened eye, IN fuller beams,
His sa4ened spiIii streams.
Yes, he will break his seep--ihe spell is gone
The deadly charm depaf'ed--see Tim ling
Proudly his letters by, and hurry on.
Keen as he lamished eagle darts her wing
The goal is still before him, aud the prize
Still woe, his eager-eyes.
He PUSHES forth 10 conquer-shall they take,
They, who with teeber pace still .ept their
way,
When he lorgets the contest-shAll they take,
Now he renews the rnce, The victors bay
Sill let them s,rive-wheu he collects his
might,
He will assert his right.
The spirit cannot n wave sleep in dust,
Whose essence is elherial-ihey NAV try
70 darken and degrade tit may rust
Dimly awhile but cannot wholly die
And when II wakens, il " i'll send lis fre
lhtenser forth and higher.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-12
TER Ms,

anna,n. PAYABLE IN advance.--No sub
ryFor ~ per .,ved for a less time than six months
enptop s 20 b d,scontinued but at the discretion
sd No dpSr until all arrearages are paid; cant,
marc Tor less! % fro,n distance. must be paid Tor
n,inuaaee ,nsertiou, or tho payment assumed by
oa srders exceeding two squa'e'are
l,arled for SIN to the Editors must be post
y y. ,ssy Will not be attended, 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-12

escorted him into town On arriving at Col.
Hunts Hotel, he was lakeo from his carringo
aud set down 10 an elegant dinner, with about
one hundred of his teliow-citizens. Had there
been more room a, the table many more would
have pariaken. Several patriotic ,oasts were
drank. Among them was the following -
Webster. Holmes aud Rarioa-Ihe battle
axe, the spear aud the bludgeon
low Springs. Ohio State journal.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-12-22

even as he sat covering beneath it; and lie felt that farther contraction of but few inches only must commence the 4rightful operation. Reused as ne had been, he now gasped for breath. lis body shook yielea..l!5y ea.l5 sh;e was bent bent nearly double. His hands rested upon either wall, and his feet were drawn un- der him to avoid the pressure in front. Thus he remained for more than an hour. when that deafening bell eellll beiaat beat ;sss ss gain, and again there came the'crash of I horrid death. But the concussion was now so great that 1t struck Yizenzio down. As he lay gathered up in lessen -,it bulk, tine beii beatIoud and frequent crash succeeded crash--and on, and on, and on came the mysterious engine of death, till Nivenzio's smothered
 groans were heard no morci He was horribly crushed by the ponderous roof
 and collapsing sides-1nd the hattened bier was his Ir0ys Stroud.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-12-22
= = IMPORTANT FROM MEx,co
 NEw-Dp,ps

We have received papers from 2.
 city of Mexico up to the middle Inf af U t month. They give the official sa, nl la,
 of a sanguInary action which was vsalsI sa. the latter end of September peug easq place called Tesca, between the G for.'
 of the Government, Styled the sr,,'i ,oleaI the south, nndes 2 ccaes.i;.ii 7srn,os s'1 q Fl | the troops of the insurgents. T6a ea my of the government was totally ora' a' thrown and routed, or rather a.n;t., Yssl' ted, and their General slain. ,nia, cn consternation peryaded the capital .'t11 1, was apprehended that the insuraoanil T would not delay te march march upon ts es;ss ei. of Mexico, in which case it was bel;a. a.y ed that the regiments stationed I,s'' tha'' would be unable to oppose an etIeetu.I' ua aI resistance, ahdlt was deemed not jmn,a a bable that they would even ioin rs, tSa ranks of the enemy. A chance in t,o ta heads of the government was tll,onst' o to be inevitable; it was presumed t5a. Sa. tho successful party would choose .sa' ca neral Santa Anna for chief of the rs public. v
 The next adyices from that quartp, will be looked to with interest. ,Vvbbs, may be the plans or projects of the m in. surgents in relation to the domestic and foreign policy of their country, time s ,, lone can develope. We entertain Gs, tie doubt that either Santa Anna q, Guerrero is at this moment exercisin', the functions of President of MeSico
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-12-22

->n --1s@Y ~Rrr--sp
 GGIA GA LIN .- Hs -.= < - szi zii .sN N sS lai
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-12-22

seatenee efJ,J. Knapp, Jun.--Last Alon.- day afternoon, judge Putnam prononced sentence on Joseph Jenkins Knapp, Jun-e who had been found guilty as an accessory io the murdet Of MT. Joseph WEite.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-27

NVlRGlNIA:-At rules, holden in the clerks ofic.
OF The superior court Of Chancery for the Rich.
mond district, the 4th day of January, 1850: Thomas
Cowhng, deceased, pitts against Elizabeth JefFries
WIN. ID. Wren, admir- of Robert Bell, decd Rober,
w. Shelton, decd, and other dts
tered his appearance and given security accopdino,
TO the act of assembly and the rules of this court
and IT appearing, by satisfactory evidence that he is
NOT an Inhabitant ct this counry II is ordered tba,
the said defendant do appear here nm IN. e., w. az
me next June term, and answer the bill of the pain
tis; and that COPY Of this order be forthwith in
serted IN some newspaper published in the city of
Richmond, for two months successyeIy and ro.,i
at the front door of the capitol, in the said city
Acopy. Teste,
i%O WM. G.. PESDLrroy g. r