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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-18

: day bu,iness hu,is4. from The Tine when DE
esfenon,es began and we do not Trims che
Calculation In some of the snornpg papers sx-
. aggers,ei that hundred thousand persons
witnessed them in whole sr IN part. =
The Common Council aud m sscori Of caval-
~ accompanied ,he body. with The relations
and mournefs, fram ths house Of Mr. Govsr-
neuf, IN fripes-sIect 10 the front " the CITY
Hall. where II was placed on IN elevated bier.
Atn liiils after o'olork, WilIiam A. Ouer.
! Esq. President OF COLUMBIA College, drlivafed
brief address from a rostfam erected behind
the bier to vast number OF citizens a.se mbled
10 the Pmk.
The military In the mean time had formed in
line on the west sids 81 Broadway. Their
ranks were full. and their appearance was IN.
usually fine. The societies and bodirs OF citi.
Gems had moyad TO the park from fl,eir differ
ont places OF assembling. When the nd.
dress was concluded, the body WAS carried
through Broadway, into 81. Psul's Cnurcb. the
Iompk,ns blues acting as guard Of honor
followed by this relations and moornefs In.
clergy, the corporation, faculty and sfndvhtg
OF Columbia College AMI c,,izens The fnnsral
srrv,cc was performed by the n. R.v Bishot,
ondefdook, OF this diocese, and the Rev. d..
Wainwright When II was concluded. In,
collin was placed IN the hearsr. which wanted
~ The north door OF the front snirance OF The
Cbnruh aud after bret interval tbs proces
sion commenced IN the Designated maoner, NJ
about ball past o'clock. IL WAS .olnuui ed IA
extend two niles. The Mercantile Advertiser
says
iho body was carried in Q hearae eovcreB
"ih black cloth, ffiaged With gold. From IL.
centre panncls, the National Flag bong rayers
ed. md eight biack feathers waved abaes he
"hol'i Ice heafse was drawn by four bla1a hof
SEES On either side oil the bearse, IN oaee
bnrouebes, rode the
PAIL BEARERS.
The Hon Samuel l.. Southland Of N l.
Tho Hon. David Brooks,
Col. hic0ard Yarick,
Col. Jobn TrumbuIl
john Watts, Esq
oovernor Aaron Ogden Of n.
John Ferguson, Esq. Naval ofnc.r.
ihsmHs Morris, ECO. u, ,. Marshal
Preceding The hearse, tho H. Rev Bisbon
onderdonk aud tho Rev. Dr. Wainw,,ebi
rode ~ carriage, followed by The Rev. Cherry
on loot The other parts OF the p,oerssian
being IN accordance with Tie arrangements
published yesterday, II IL is Unnecessary TO re-.
The officers OF the day we're,
MAYOR Gen. Fleming, Gtsnd Marshal.
AIDS,
Brigndier General Doughty,
Biigahsr general James J. Jones.
Col. Low
"Jof Schermeth)n,
Captain Iompkins.
Samuel 5sanwoul ESD.
oilas l.. Burrows Eau
oa arriving ut the Msrsls c.m terry In ST.
onu snse', me M'',l'fy took open order, and
no pouy was daposlted IL u .ault spes,nIly
PP'op'h'to 'oi tue purpose. Three yoli,es
we're hfeh over III. grave, aud the different bo.
hrs compo,'ns The procession Withdrew uodee
he drec'Io" OF tho Grsnd Marsha. H. IA aam.
van what truth We do not know, that the a.
Maths are to DO removed 10 Vigin,s, In compll
nee "''b wish expressed by The deceased.
nv 'n"erai homo" paid 10 him by The city OF
se"'i ORR, WIRE worthy OF his ,nomofy aud Of
he character OF This metropolis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-18
April q

RYIRGINiA-At Court held for tis cOunty ~ Vnaf
" lot,e the yth da, Of March, ls3l.-Willlam A.
Fuqua Plaintiff against George w Deaton, defendant
IN CHANCERf.
Tho defendant George W. Deaion not having
entered his appearance according to the acof Assem-
by and rules of this court aud IL appearing To tue
Of court that lie Is not an Inabant ofthis
state on the Of the plaintiff by COUNSEL 1t Is or.
that the said defendant do appear here on the Isl
Monday in June next and enter his appearance, ana
the plaintiffs BILL and give security for perfor-
,y Tie decree of the court, aud that copy OF THIS
o,er be inserted in some newspaper printed IA the
town III Lynchburg for two months succsssisey, and
I'D NJ no font door of tic Courthouse III the said
P'',,,y 4 Cops-feste,
S's1'' WlASLOW ROBERTS0N. c. Il
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-18
JOHN G.. SHELTON,
EAIL Uusr

One door ADORE Mr.. g. u. TUES and opposifs
Or Howei Dapiess,
DESPEcTFULLY informs his friends
~ customers and the public generally. tbai
ho has jus' returned from the ci,ies OF N. Yoth
ana Philadelphia, where he spent some time
10 purchasing stock Of Splendid Goods u, his
i'oe' such NJ fine aud snpe,Goe Cloths. cassi-
ne'ss, Vss''ngs, trimmings. Stocks. Gloves.
Handkerchiefs, DC. &c. All OF which viii Le
sold very Iow for cash
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-18
CASaTMTUr1a
o pieces ex''a s"gle mill, very tine
& nn nn new GnIi4... Al

pieces exifa s,ngle mill very fine
altogether w" syn
do Light brssn
do Dark do
90 Lavender. with black and blue OF snlen.
did quality 'p''"'
Aud almost every thing suitable for ty.n,Ies
men $ summer wear, of the flrs, order.--Soch
as oiacs, owe aud brown Bombaz mes. sum
msr Cloth, Imperial Cord, French D,iIlny.
Regent do, drab aud mad ca.hnolctts. wb,.e
VestlnSs, of splendid Patterns.
PLAN. black figured SILK. best English .h,fe
Bot and figured Narseiies
White and buff IVeltine ~
u pieces splendid Vslsncias.
W Ibe subscriber Wing been solicited he
many Of his friends and customera IN ,roc.,s,
for their accommodation a Stock or t.oo,,s =,
hrs line. and having done so--lnv,tes I'M. N 10
call land Examine the style Of Goods aud p,,e,rs
And ieris assured they will not fail 10 rewar,,
nun win their patronage. He has. alxo. the
latest and most approved London, New York
Philadelphia. fashions & will fsece,ve them 70.
eu'arly with any every article in his line hay
ing made arrangements with some OF the first
aud most fashionable Tailors, and aise. come
OF the largest importers 10 THE country. 20
that effect.
N. b. All orders 10 his las will NICE, with
prompt attention.
May GIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-18

pieces eIirasup. London black Cloth. truly
splendid
I do do do do blue do AZ
do do do do green do. the moi
fashionable shades
do do do do brown do 4,
do do do do olive do ysrv I'm,
. do Steel mir II do 40
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-18
Cash for Wheat.

. u will give the highest Cash Price fof
Wv wheat delivered al the Lynchburg Mill.
HANCOCK u BROWN.
lime 10 -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-18
CIRCULAR.

FsNoU Citisens of East Tennessee At Q
hume ous mseting of the inhabitants oil Wash
ngtou aud vi the adjoining Counties, held at
the couii house ia Jonesbrough, on the 20th
inst i, was, unanimously, resolved that II was
.xnedipnt 10 hold Convention of delegates
from all the counties of East Tennessee, TO
meet Al knoxville On the 28'h day o July next,
icr the purpose oil taking into consideration
the pIopriey aud necessity OF uniting the
good people Of East Tennessee in vigorous
effort 10 open a mmunicaiion with the Eas-
tern markets BY a Railroad from Richmond or
Lynchbu,s on the James river, 10 Knoxville or
some other suitable point on tue Tennes-
see river /; and The undersigned were,
,ben annoin,ej comml tee 10 address n
letter to you requesting you to appoint dele.
gales in each county 20 attend Tue PROPOSED
| convention, and 10 state 10 you the reasons
why a puactusl attendance OF the delegates SO
| 10 he appointed rs r. quis"e'
In performance Of lie duty thus assigned us,
we beg leave To suggest, Tor your r,lecuon,
| few incontroverllbie iacts
| Although East Tennessee has SOL SO fer'he
! that IL is capable Of producing the necessar'es
| of life IN sufficient sbundance TO support Toe
de-. sest population, aud t tue same 'i'he' W
furnish large surplus for ehportA'ioh VI,
though il hos climate as delig htiuI as that OF
auv other norton OF The globe although II
i. abundsn,y supplied with never ta'ias
streams OF water admirably adapted to rf"
peil,ng all kinds OF machinery although a.
bounds with ineXhaustible beds OF ore IRON
which Iron can be manufactured TO almost
nv extentt and although its citizens are as MAJ
DIV aud entsrprising as the inhabitants OF an)
other part of The world yet II IS Sill ,rue W"
| u, III, ali these natural advantages Ia tnei' pos
.ess,o, the people oil Z Tennesses ekeit Tue"
ssl,es N VAN +, oaialli Tie ordinary rewards
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-05
IN SENATE.
MONDAY, February %, 1881.
SIX CLOCK. II. N

On motion Of Mr.. Hendricks, the Senate took nm the
6lli conhrmng the selections heretofore made Of lands
for constructing the Michigan road in The ST., ~
diana which was ordered to be epgrossed for a ,bi,d
reading, and subsequently read the third limo and
passed. ' """
The second reading al this time. of the bill 4" .,,o,.
ing the duties on foreign merchandise imported into
ru,seurz. Cineinnah Louisville 81, Louis NasbviiIs
anu Nstehez, TO be secured aud paid al those paces
sso'jsetsd 10 by Mr.. Poindexter
Oa motion Of Mr. Benton, the Senate took CD n y
OH ioF TIE relief Of Tue sufferers at For Delaware n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-05

50 Mr. Tazewell was elected President pro fenppoye
OF the Senate.
Whereupon Mr.. TaseweIl rose, and with profes-
sion Of his sincere disrust OF bis ability to DISCHARGE
the duties OF the Chair with satisfaction 10 hm,elf mr. 70
the Senate, begged to be excused from accepting ,be
honorable station which the Senate had assigned "a
him.
Mr.. Webster expressed his hope that The bonorabI,
Senator from Virgins would reconsider his determi.
nation, snd would not he excused from the duty TO
which the vote OF the Senate had called him
MIR. Tyler, expressing his high respect for bis coll
league, and declaring that he himself, with all the
sincere respect which he had for his colleague moi
expecting such course, had ed for the bic
Senator from Maryland, and DESTROYS to pay due re-
gard The wishes Of his colleague moved that his col
league be excused from serving 80 President pro
teD'poye. r.
The Secretary Of the Senate having put the question
on this motion, II decided in the affirmative bv
20 votes TO IA.
The Senate then proceeded 10 another baIIottin1 for
President Of this body; and 1t resulted as follows;
For Mr. SmitA Of Maryland, 20
For Mr.. Bell OF New Hampshire, IN
For MI. Ruggics Of Ohio,
FIR NJ, King Of Alabams,
SO Mr.. Smith Of Maryland was elected Pfesidsn
pro temPore Of tbs Senate; sod, being conducted
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-05

TIC UbapIllns OF Doth HOuses,
Physicians who attended tue deceased
Committee Of Arrangements:
Mr.. Bin, Mr.. Barton,
Mr.. Marks, Mr. KANE,
MIR. Ruggles.
Pail Bearers;
Mr. Holmes, Mr.. Burnei,
Mr.. Clay on, Mr. Woodbury.
MIR. Robinson, Mr.. FrsIingbnvsso
Relatives OF the deceascd aud The Senator and Repre-
ssnta,ives from tbs Stas Of Indiana, as mourners.
The President Of The Uni ed States
The Ssrg ant.s.-Arms Of the Senate of the u s.
The Senate of The United States preceded by the Vice
President and Secretary.
The Sergeant. ofibe House ofRepreseniative
The House OF Representatives, preceded by their
Speaker and Clerk
The Supreme Court ard Bar.
He ads Of ID apartments.
Foreign Ministers.
Citizens and Strangers.
Al half past one o'clock the Senate again met Mr.
Webster moved TO take UP hs report fine select CON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-05

Mr.. Huntington moved the following resolution.
which was read and laid on the table, viz:
ResolUed, That the Secretary of the Treasure he
directed to communicate TO this House. al the com
mencemen OF the next Session of Congress- or "a soon
thereafter may be practicable statement she vine
the quantity, quality, and kinds of ron and steel in lis
various forms, including castings manufactured in the
" states, annually for three years. prior TO September
1881, and the estimated value thereof And that he AL
so INFORM this House, aforesaid whether any legsIa
I'VE provisions are necessary TO prevent the evasion of
the payment OF the existing duties on bar or other iron
imported into the United States and the frauds upon the
revenue occasioned thereby, specifying such frauds and
THE JUDICIARY.
The House took up the resolu ion Of Mr. c. p White
proposing to print 5000 additional copies Of the
pro and con OF the Judiciary Committee on the propre
1889 80 'y "'' VI
MI Foster resumed the floor in favor of the RENAL
when - ~ N''
Mr. Evans Of Me, and observed that II could novv
no longer be said that those who concied Win The pe
port OF the majority Of the Committee had not hal G,i
opportunity for discussing the question and advocat
their yiewe. He would, therefore now ,no,o ,Io -
yious question, which being seconded VIZ P''
Mr.. Pettis asked for the yeas and nays on tbe pre
Vious question; but they were refused.
Mr. sterigero moved that the resolution lie ON 1c
table Nogauved.
quesoh Deing put the adoption Of tho resolution II
was decided IN the affirmative AYES 40 Noes al
PUBLIC DOCUMENTS.
On mouon OF MIR. Everett Of Massacbusetfs fbe rule
was suspended wothrds eoncurring) for the purpose
Of taking up the bill laid on the table ves,erdsv n
authorize subscription to Gales and Seston,s con,r;
'iion Of The documents Of Congress, prior 10 the burn
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-23
zttrb6eIn 7EMqMtrer:
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING;
By HENRY ADAMS.
TERMS.

To village and single mail subscribers dollars per
year, payable before the expiration Of six months.
To companies Of any number over six, 81 so per
year, payable above. To companies less than six,
81 rs pes year, payable before. 1925 cents will
be deducted from each ofthese prices when payment
is made in advance. These prices are exclusive oil
mail or stage charge for transp oriafiOn.
No papers will be dis continued until all arrearages
are paid, except at the discretion ofihe editor.
Notice Of wish discontinue mus, be given before
the expiration Of the year.
ADVERTISING. One square, three insertions, 81,
and the same proportion for two or more squares
Half square Is cts. Continuance over three weeks
20 per cent per week. A liberal deduction made for
advertisements G0ntnued 6 or l2 months.
Administrator and Executors Notices, 81 90
Commissioner Notices, 25
All communications must be postpaid.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-23
Clans Itch Ointment.

For picasantnese, saleiy, expedition, ease ana GER
tanty, Infinitely superior any other cure for that
tormenting disorder.
Price IS cents per box.
Clay's Stomach Bitters.
They will be found in all Of the following de-
scripiion TO give relief: Nausea, Vomiting, Hear.burH,
Cosiveness, Weakness at the Breast, Pain in the
Stomach, Loss Of Appetite, and all other symptoms Of
Indigestion and Flaulence, and nervous cordial,
is MT TO be surpassed by any thing.
Price IS cents box. .. --
Pearl Tooth Ponder.
This celebrated Powder needs Recommendation
every gentleman and lady shoud be in the constant
use Of H. ifthey wish preserve their teeth from de-
cay aud have them appear ola beautiful peary white
ness. Price IS cents box.
Sold by Samuel Bxl, Able & Barnes, and
Lee & Bec!s4Ditk. .,.......
D. CLAY.
Eitchfeld, June Cd. 1880. ly2
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-23
LEFT the employ of

p LEFT the employ of
ANf the subscriber. on the night Of
E/ the 3lst Of May last. an inden-
= ENkA tured Boy. named RICHARD
III. WEBSTER. aged 10 years,
about ave feet eight inches in height, dark
complexion. All persons are hereby forbid
harbOring. employing. or trusting said boy on
my account.
Litekfeld, jane 5, 1881 '52
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-23

An Act 10 addition to an Act Tor constituting and reg
uating Conri. and for appointing the times aad pa-
ces Of holding the same.
Be ii enacted, That the town OfNorth Bran
ford, except the society Of NOrihfnrd, shall
be and remain part Of the probate district of
GuiIford and that the society Of NUrthfOrd
in said town Of North Branford. shall be and
remain part Of the probate district Of Wall
lingford. June LIST, 183l.-ApprOyed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-15

Nm CHANCERY Alta Court held for Buckingham
"a county, the 9Th day Of October, 1927:
Creed Taylor, an infant, by his father, &c. Pltn
against
Thomas r. Bouldn, exo'r of David Ross, decd, Robert
x Dabncy, Geo. NJ Payne and W. l.. Fontaine, of
David Ross jr decd Defts.
James Scott or Of John Losie decd who was OK or
Of Robert Craig decd, who for Daniel Call trustee
sc. Benjamin johnson and others, creditors of David
Ross, jr. decd Plths.
against
Walter L. FOntanc and Geo NJ Payne, OK ors Of David
Ross, ir. dec ID, and others. Defs
On motion TO the court, and by consent Of parties il is
ordered that these be referred TO the Master Com
missioner to state and ascertain the several liens and in
cumbranccs the real estate Of David Ross r deceased
settle the Of the executors; 70 state the nature
and true character of each claim against the estate of the
said David Ross H deceased whether due by bond bind
ing the heirs not and 10 state any special matter requ
ed by any Of the parties be stated deemed pertinent
by the Commissioner, and make report 10 the court
Copy. Tcste, r. ELDRIDGE, Jr. ID. c.
The parties interested will please take notice that have
appointed Monday, the 9th day Of February next
ence the accounts directed in the order,
Office in Maysyille, which day. nine o'clock in the
morning. they requested to attend, with their roFcrs
and vouchers ready for examination and settlement
! Dee 10. 62--vsw y. GUERFANI, Com
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-15

"a DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-The Subscriber as
administrator OF Isaac Oliver, Esq dec will sell by
Puohc auction to the highest bidder Monday the 10Th
DAY oDecember next i fair not otherwise the first fair
day aer at the farm lately occupied by Mr. Oliver the
county OF Hanover all his Household Kitchen Furn-
ne and the entire stock Of Horses Hogs Sheep and Cat
and the Of Corn and Fodder upon the estate
this year. together with the Farming Utensils Of every kind
And on Thursday the 22d day Of the month"; at the
laim owned by Mr.. Oliver, in the same county, called
Spring Grove, the stock of Horses Hogs and Cattle there
and the crop OF Corn and Fodder made there this year. to-
gcther with the Farming Utensils Of every kind Terms
all sums OF Ten Dollars, and under, cashior all sums
above Zen Dollars, credit Of six months will be allowed
persons having claims against the estate, request
ed present he duly authenticated, for payment and
All those indebted to the estate are hereby required
immediate payment the subscriber wishes to settle his
account EDWIN SHELTON,
administrator Of Isaac Oiirer, deceased.
Oct. H. i5-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-15
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
IL nctcI.or 1901

NOTICE Is hereby given to the propretors OF the -Four
and a hall per cent. Stock, of FIVE MILLIONS OF
DOLLARS, created IN pursuance Of Act of Congress-
passed the 26h day Of May, 1924 that the Certificates
next to the propdetors thereof their legal representa-
tves attorneys duly constituted the presentation and
surrender Of the said Certificates the Treasury or at the
Loan Office, where the may stand credited
Fofee - further gire that transfer Of the Certif
Gates Of said Stock from the books Of the Treasury or any
loan Once will be allowed after the LIST day Of December
next.
And also that the interest all the Certificates of the
said Stock, will and determine on the 3Is dav Of
December next LOUIS McLANE
Oct T. t43-oahdJ Secretary ofhe Treasury.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-15
I'm CHANcERY.-Mceklenburg county, Oct. Court
TltE
Howell l.. Jenries,
against


John S. Jcflries, admir- Of Sarah E. Bugg and in his
own right, Swepson Jeiries Achilles Jciifics, Bracket
Barnes, the children of Jane Barnes Decd whose names
are unknown, William Burnett, the children of Martha Bur
nett, Decd whose names unknown, John Brown and
Lucy his wife, Charles l.. Jelies Richard Jories John
"incles, admir-. OF Thomas Burnett decd, Joseph Sct
and Polly his wife, Robert Reynolds and Martha his wife
Sally Burnett, Happy Burnett, Harriet Burnett Mark
Burnett, Dabney HILL and Isabella his wife, John Burnett
Joseph Burnett Charles Smith, and Nancy his wife, and
Miles l. Crowdcr, Defts.
The defendants. Swepson Jefrics, Achilles Jelliies
Bracket Barnes, the children of Jane Barnes, ecd Will
liam Burnett, the children of Martha Burnett de- cd John
Brown, and Lucy his wife, Charles L. Jcies Dabney
Hill, John Burnett Joseph Burnett and Charles Smith, and
Nancy his wife, having entered their appearance
coing to the Act OF Assembly and the Rules of this Court
and appearing TO the satisfaction of this Court that they
not inhabitants of this State, motion of the plaintiff
by his Aorneyl is ordered, that the defendants APP
pear here the st day Of January Court next and
ter their appearance, and the plaintiffs bill, and
that copy OF this order be inserted in of the news
papers printed in the town of Petersburg city of Rich
mond for eight weeks successfully, and posted front
door of the Courthouse of said county.
a Copy.-Teste, JOHN G. BAPTIST, Clerk.
Nov. 1. 5I-wSs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-15

virtue oil deed Of trust executed to the subscriber
~ on the 10Th day of June, 1924 by William Prosscr
and Mary a. his wife, and duly recorded in the Clerks OF
nee Oh lfenrico county, debt due Samuel
Bockus OF seven thousand hundred dollars as evil
denced by bond bearing interest from the date thereof
snail oer Tor sale at public auction, the premises for
cash. on Friday the 10th day Of December next fair
not the air day. certain tract parcel Of land lying
IN Cure eek, in the lower part OF Henrioo county, ad
Joining the lands OF Col VIM. Allen and Bowler F. Cooke
known by the name of BRro containing by survey two
hundred and ninety acrestwo hundred and sixteen and
hall acres OF arabic Land and of first quality James River
Land and The remaining part Swamp Land, with comfort
able dweng-house and all other convenient outhousos
thereon NATIPL NELSON, Trustee
Sept. I6. 37-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-15

II Court 1881
William B. Foster, Elizabeth Webster, widow of VIII
liam Webster deed, formerly Elizabeth Foster Polly c.
Beviil' widow OF Archer Bevi deed, formerly Polly C..
roster phhP Adams and Matilda his wife, formerly Ma
ilda Foster Joshua Foster Marston Foster and Ann his
WIFE, Granville Williamson and Catharine his wife for
merry Foster Ilman Foster and Maria his wife, Maria
FOSTER widow OF Booker Foster, decd Ann Foster. Sell
ma Foster Matilda Foster and Richard Foster, infant chill
dren oil Booker Foster deed, and Matilda, who sue by
ueir mother, as next friend Pitts.
against
Thomas W. Webster, exor Of Booker Foster deed
'onn D. L oster and Josiah Foster, Defts.
The defendants John 5. Foster and Josiah Foster not
having entered their appearance, and given security
according to the Act of Assembly the rules of this
court and 1t appearing TO the satisfaction of the court
that they are not inhabitants Of this Commonwe on
inc motion oil the plaintiffs by their counsel it s order
ed that the said defendants appear here ON the fourth
Thursday III February, next and the bill of the
plaintiffs; and that copy of this order be forthwith insert
ed in some newspaper published in tire CITY of Richmond
for two months successfully and that another copy be post
cd at the front door of the Courthouse Of this county On
two successive court days. A COPY Tcste
Dec-2 59-wSw JOHN I. LEIGH c.