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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-24

me Greek Indians IN Alabama, near tie bord,rs n,
this State, are represented to US by a gentleman from
thrir neighborhood, as being in a NEST ,i'iable state
little short OF $ aviation. They made sea.cely anv
zorro last year and have no better prospects of A cron
Tor the present one. They derive a miserable and
Precarlons ub'i''encef from eating wild roofs, the innet
bark oil trees, and s'ea'ing cattle and hoss { ON the
whi'e settl rs on IN" ironiier-M any of these p.opl. =
r'are my hal enlisted 10 ~emigrate westws.diy, end
therefore made no provisi n Tor the future, RELYING on
me promise OF the government 10 have III I'm removed
a the public expense, and sub.i.'ed at th-ir new homes
ubti 'hey cou'd make a crop. Relief should be aford. d
70 these people by GovernmentJ. by a change Of its
poicY' IN deierm' Ding not to send away sny more emf
grams unhl the whole tribe should consent to remove.
'htir present distress has been produced or aggravated;
anu this we have reason to believe IL the fact. Ii il i'm
uossinie Ter a small remnant to coerce the balance o.
me tribe, and II he faItn OF The governm mt ba, been
~ any way pledged TO these people, or should they
pave oeen Inis'ed by its acts, common human Y, il no,
s''ic' justice, would plead in their behalf.
Never was here a better oco sion iof a practical die
play Q! That 'ympaiby for the Iudians, which our
Northern brethren have never failed to exhibit on o,.
ca'ions WHARF II was uncaIled for. Here are Indian.
IN actua and imminent distress-sufsfing aud almost
dying Ter TOOL. Now il the accepted time for the ex.
erolse CT charity and good will towards Iadians, in res
eu'ns rom siarvdion, some hUnireds, il not thousands,
of miserable Creeks in Alabama. But ID is in favor Of
the ~diaLs In GeOrsiA alone that Northern enthusiast.
are wont % extend their symp9tby and p~roieciln. The
Chrrokes al ne are WORT y Of their commise ration. OF
thelr phiIa, hrcpy, and the displAy Of all hose fac
i7eiDgs which COST NOTHING.
GHfHsIUan;Io Dc-orJ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-24

TBNHE subscriber offers for sale, his lots in the Town
n OF Ufbsnpa, MiddIesex county, on which ], a
Tavern and Sore house, with sIl necessary houses
Tor both branches Of business, a good garden &c.
Persons wishing to purchase are reane, ted 10 view ina
property. Terms will be made accommodating.
Msy IL. y4ys THOs JoNFs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-24

Visitors at West Point.-In the list Of gentlemen
who have been invited by the Secretary of War to at
tend the examination at the Military Academy, next
month, copied from the Washington paper into Mon
days Beacon, John Page is designated as "Professor of
Mathematics-Wm. aud Mary College," We are re-
qnested by Mr.. Page TO correct ST chair OF
Mathematics in VIM. and Mary College is vacant, as
will be seen by a notice in the advertising department.
OF this days Beacon inviting candidates to f.. IL. MIR.
Page is not even the acting Professor at this time
CNorfoIL Re1roo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-24

Randolph Macon COIege.-We understand, says
the Lynchburg Virginian, that this institution, which
is now being erected under the direction and patronage
OF the Virginia and North Carolina Methodist Episcopal
Church, is in a state of considerable forwardness. The
walls OF the centre building are completed, and the
foundation is prepared for one of the wings.
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sTEAM-ENGINEs

Among the improvements Of This wond rfullJ pro-
gre'siVe era, may re justly placed 10 the fret rank
railroads and heir attendant locomotives. II was 90
late as 1902, that TTevr thick and Vivian patented the
fret steam carriage, AMI in competing 'he apparatus
for the purpose Of Iocomo'ion, produced a team engine
on great beauty and fimplciiy. In 1904 one Of ihe'e
locomonVe1 was put 70 use az a mine at MtrthJr Tyd.
WI, in Souih W ales and conveyed at the rate Of nearly
fire miles and a haD per hour, ten tons and a haf o.
ron. Toe cylinder Of this Interesting experiments
machine, was eight incbes in diameter, and the piston
Strokes in a minute, and the pressure was about sirfy-
fire pounds on the fqpars inch, A. IL raised, wben
,mp'oyed in slsysiing water, 1875, 100 pounds, one
foot high, Ia one hour, i've power, according to M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-24

THN0BACCO. Public Ware-house Richmond 49,
n Planters and others, sending Tobacco 10 this Ware
house, are assured, that the srictes, attention will be
paid W reteyer ng and securing tie same.
The DR. yage, and other charges on Tobacco, by the
way OF Petersburg, Norfolk, SC The same az 10 olber
Warehouses in toe Cny.-Freight foi, &c advanced
when teqnifed. LAKELAND Il FISHER,
March ~. lO9-ilsiJUne Inspectors.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-24

w CLERKS.-A situation IL wanted In a Supe rior
n Court Clerks Office, by a Young man who vas
raised in a Chancefy Court Office, and has since been
employed asa Deputy in ne Office Of the Superior
Court o. Law, In one OF The large counties. Saiisfac.
DRY Testimonials OF character aud qualifications can he
produced. letter. addressed to b, wa1renton, Va.
from any Clerk who may, under the new arrange meni
OF the Courts, wish TO employ a ID putty, stating iefms,
&C. will be promptly attended TO-.
APh " 1I0-w6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-24

Free Trade We understand that on Thursday even
ing there were as many as TWo Htndred Gid FVty co.
vered wagons In town. The roads are in fine order.
TFTedericksburg Herald.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-24

: HNHE Shsriffs OF the counties OF Amelia, Powhalan
a and ChesteT6eld; Bedford and Frankliu; SpoNayl.
vaoid, Caroline and Essex; Albemsrle, Nelson and Am
herst; %Fduquiar aRd Prince William; Augusta and
kotkOridge; Shenandoah and Hardy; ALA,
Preston and Randolph; and The Mayor OF The town Of
Pelersburg, will take notice, that elections are to be
holden at their coutthouses, and other places appoint
ed by law Tor holding eleciions, 10 the month OF An.
gust next, 10 choose Senstors 10 70 pre- their respec-
I'VE districts, in lie next General Assembly
ADDISON HANSFORD, G. g,
May 13 LwS,
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NOTICE -Sirsyed or stolen on Saturday Inc 23d
~ April, from a wagon near the ~reiidenee OF Thomas
Kuihei ioord, q grey horse upw ards OF Eve feet high.
On delivery Of said borss 10 me-, or 10 Thomas Rutber.
loerd, a reasonable reward will be paid.
HOD1JAH MEADE.
May 20 80,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-24

N Rules held IN the Clerks
III Office Of the County Court of Nottoway. on the
10 h day Of March, 1881
John II. knight and Berriah Bennett. Comoi,,s
against
Abner Vaughan, Asa N. Vaughan, Maria Vaughan.
anderson r. Miller, Albert Hawkins and Elizabeth A.
his wife, end Samuel ID Burke, D.fdts
The Defendants, Abner Vaughan and Asa N.
vaughan, no, having entered their appearance, and
given Sc urity according 10 the Act Of Assembly and
lhe Kuies oi this Court, and il appearing by ~satisfac-
tory evidence, that they are not inhabitants OF THE
Commonwealth. IL as Ordered, That the said Defend.
ants, Abner Vaughan and Asa N. Vaughan, do APP
pear here on the LIST Thursday in July next, and an
swer the bill OF the Complainanti-ani that a copy Of
this order he forthwith Inserted in some ne vgseaper,
published in the City of Richmond or Town of Pc.
terSouIg, Tor two months suecessively, and posted at the
front door Of The Courthouse Of This county.
Copy. Teste, EDM'D FITZGERALD, d C.
April l6. n6-wSwS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-24

New-Yoik May ll.-Yssterday the two bodies
of.ihe Common Council met aad organized themselves
for the year. Mi Sic VEINS, il will bs seen, has been
elected President OF the Board Of Aldermen, in oppose
ion 10 Mr.. Strong. Ii is very certsin that be must
have received the votes of some OF The members who
tratiCn. In the Board Of Assistant, Mr.. Murray,
whose attachment 10 the administration is no, disputed,
was The successful candidate. IL is no, 10 he disguised
that the great effort which has 20 long been steadily
persevered in both by nighi and day, to break down
he discipline and uslges of The Ja"k'on pauy, have
in the late charter election, partially succeeded; aud
wha' better, uuIer all The circumstances, could be eS-
pectedi Let his he a lesson to avoid in future the di
visions and petty scramblings for Off by which the
party, il lot diminished in numbers, loo7es is strength
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-24
MAY g..

Northumberland county courl,
n 1lh April, 1881
Thomas Oldham, PIuG
against
John 7. Carter, and Sally his wife, William HeadIy,
James headley, Eliza Riggs, Nancy Mason, Edward
Oldham, James, Jane, Eiwari land Richard Oldham,
DEEDS.
This day came The plaintiff, by bis counsel, and il
appearing to the saiistacion OF The court, that the de.
iehdants Eliza R'ggs, VIM. Hsadiey, James Headley,
Nancy Mason, Edward Oldham, James, Jane, Edward,
and Rlshard oldham, are not inhabitants OF this State
on The motion OF The piain,if, il is ordered, that the raid
dsfsndants appear here on the second Mondey in July
next, and answer the bill OF The plsintif, and that a
copy OF this order be { r'hwith inserted in the Rich.
nond Eoquirer, for two month' suceesiiveiy, and an.
other copy posted at the front door of the courlhouse q,
THE couciy. A Copy. Teste.
May b. - NJ. b. CRALI.E. c, G
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

NORFOLK May l3.-An cleo ton for a Colonel aud
Lieutenant Colonel OF the 54.h Regiment, Norfolk
Bo -ough, to bl he vacancies created 10y the resigna.
I ons Of the late Col. Albert Al,maDd, and Lieutenant
Col. Giles B. Cooke, took place yesterday afternoon by
the re maiuiog eff 'ers OF tie Regiment, agreea6ly TO
the provisio s VI the New Militia Law, when Msjo:
John N. Gibbons was elected Colonel, Cap. Phiiip
X. Bale, Lieutenant Colonel, aud Captain John G..
Coliey Major Of he ID Battalion, to supply the va
eancy made by the promotion OF Maj. Gibbons TO the
Cjlonelcy. Beacon.
We learn that the u. s. hip Fairfield, CAPT. Par
ker, recently from the Mediterranean ,aDd now lying of
Town Point, has teen ordered to New York, and viii,
probably sail This day. no.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-24

HDRlNTING INK just received from Phisdel.
n Phia News, Book, and extra fine Ink, which I
can sell on reasonable ~ierms-Apply AZ the Book store
Il N WATKINS,
msin-slTeei, Richmond.
MAY ~. 2-3t
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To the Editor Of me Y;ra;nio u.a

10 me Editor Of the Firginia Herald.
Sih;-as he zine o. harvest /, approaching, | all.
uIesS' 'nro"gh your paper. my brother farmer, 90 he
Importance Vf allowing wheat inte nded fer sowing 10
y e"u'e'y ripe before %reaping. Accident last wear.
and eyf-'isht This year, have convinced me of the nro.
prieiy Of this course. "P
In the year 1929, having sele cted by hand some ear.
oil mexican wheat, ard sowed i. in the fall of he same
year, l, was forgotten last year, until nv hide son re-.
a''hueu me iba' II ough, to be gathered. I WAS Than
rom seven 10 tea days after my other wheat of the
same KIND mad been ut.-This wheat was then gather.
gu auu deposited 10 a bag. Last October, this whea,
seeded on the same dag, in the same manner. and
ADJOINING to other Mexicsn wheat. No seIscion n.
,dnu "'s made Tor II, as no experime ni v as intended -
~ mas survived The ny, and thu last severe winter. wit,
',"e ibJury-out not more than gu. Third of the AL.
Joining wh' at has been left awe. From its pre,,n nj Az.
pearance, il will produce, | believe, ,wo.,hirds m =.
than il odjasent ne iglbor
C'n the keeping in the Tag. h, The sau.a ,hiss,
perioiy: l bell We NOT because, ia several pr.vi.
Gus years, seed wheat mas been KEEP, by m , in HAYS. and
no simiisr resul' has taken place my inference hence
u.s. us q Hsrenre must be owing % IN. entire rim :
ness oil the seed. Should any reader of this commu.
Iica ION rave uou Is on hi. subject il would give me
g'ea' plea'ufe 10 shew them ~ gov wheat, whieh
WI, c'nVince, L should 'hiI k, the most fcepiieal.
from my "a years expeTieuc e as a farmer. am al.o
'''i n d, that the smu. is mainly attrIbui abe to un,ipa
seed whea'. My seed wy eat has been always rinAr
than that OF ny n~e'shbors, and curing that p,tiod.
nave never seen but six sjuuttei heads IN nv ow n
erop'. In a cor ver'aiion with the late Mr.. I,aac VII.
hans' he confirmed my opinion. by stating to me the
same practice OF one OF hi N EAR. 81 neighbours, attend.
ed by The fnos' Ell tire sue esq.
In making ibis commubicA i o.. the If terest If wheat
growers IL ny sole object, end il. by II. THAR cron.
shoulh be increa'ed. il will con tribuie N the h,opio..s
OF yosr obedIent servant, John TAYJOR
Liberty HW Cnrolins.
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CoMMIssIoFERs OFFICE, }

h~tchHl0ndI Nay 81, 1881.
70 OIlCE.-Pursuant TO en- Order of the Supe rior
lie Court OF Chancefy for the Richmond District,
made on the 18th day OF January, 1881. NOTICE is
hereby given TO The Creditors OF Branch Hatcher Es.
ta'e, that they are required, by the said order, to pro-
duce and prove their claims before me, on or before
The 20'h day Of June, next. to enable me 10 repor,
he same TO he Court, as directed.
May 6 12I-w4w AMOS LADD. NJ. r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-24

The Mercantile Advertiser publishes a proclamation
OF the Governor of Martinique, allowing the importation
in foreign vessels Of 1000 bis. of flour into that island;
TO be there stored free Of duty, and only to pay the du-
ty Of 2lf.5O per brl. (about 81 when entered for con-
sumption. As however, according to a letter accom-.
panying this proclamation, it is stated that in the event
Of the arrival Of flour from France it would have the
precedence in consumption Of the foreign flour in bond,
ii IS hardly TO be conceived that any flour will be sent
from this country upon the strength Of such a procla-
nation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-24

The Hon. Richard Rush has turned a tremendous
somerset, and fallen flat into the Anti-Masonc ranks,
in the shape OF ten columns Of brain y~arn-wbich, like
the bowels OF a spider, HIS been spun to a most atteDu-
ated thread.-Here is a chance for a number Of Clay
men 10 "Iush for the fence fFrederick Ctizen.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-24

: owe The iron raiLrg x, covered with thick Boston Glass
$ Ky ish', lighting the inside Of the building, which
l round and sonieal. The ascent TO the top Is by a Sc,
u s'one s,eps, los n plumber, rising in spiral form, in.
serted IN tie inner wall. and secured al the other end by
an iron rai'ing and bsnui tiers, leaving the centre hoi.
ow, 10 admit light IRON above, a~tiording a safe, easy,
a"d light passage TO ascend.
On tie top is a conveni,st door in the XIV ligh,,
which aimi's passiog out II Q stone platform. two Tee
VIDE III ronDd, between the iron rsil,og and the sky
hght, iurri h pg spectators a safe, ard con yenien, stan
from which TO view he surrounding country. On ths
south aud wes', Is pres s,ed the Ocean aud Long IslepJ
S~und' with ts shores and I.iands, add on the nor,h
AM east the country around. Ga the east, south and
west there IL 40 intervening land to Limit tbs sight
oo the north, come hull a, a distance partially obs rue
the view. On three sides vi.ion may be extended a.
'sr as me naked eye or glass viii reach, ami from he
'oPr Presented one OF the most sublime AMI extensive
prospects hat eau be imsgio.d; i, will amply repay the
admirers OF nature Tor The toll Of ascending.
on ne wet eide OF the Monument, over the door. 10
a marble slab inserted, 8 Zee, long by 2 feet o inches
wide, on which 10 the folio wing insctipiion
THIS MONUMENT
was erected under The patronage Of tho
STATE or CoNNECrIcUT,
hnno Donini 1880 aud in The 55th year
OF the Indepe nde nee
OF The United States OF America;
In HONOR OF the brave PArRIors, who tell in the
Massacre in Fort Griswoli.
(oear ,his spJ)
on The q b OF September. A. ID. 1881
when The British soldiers under tho
ccmmsrd of -,be
TRAITOR. BENEDICT ARNOLD
burn, the 'own.o OF Nsw-London
aud Groton,
Anu sp'ead DEsoLATIoN aud WOE
throughout this region.
= cn 'he SCUM side 10 inserted a II. arbl- slab, 8 feet by
ise'' WIN 'h- following text, rom the 8 h Chapter OF
Judges, Is h verse;:
Asou'"n an Nsph'ali. were a people that jeop ,d
hehi."
Under W ich is iosct ribbed, the name. If he brav
-, Lsoy'fd, aai his fellow PATRIOTS. who tell in N
ORR on the f"tol 9th OF September, 1851. TIE hei,b.
oil The Mopum-nt 10 l27 feet.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-24

yNeD Factory The Capital for a new factory al
Lowell was subscribed in Bos,cu at The close OF the
last week, and The arrangements for commencing the
work are in rapid progress. The capital Of the new
con 10 10 be 81 200, 900.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-24

Judge leaves here this morning for Morgan, aad The III.
ry will probably no, have agreed, they mus, # courss
be discharged.
The case excited much interest. anil drew a consi
derable crowd OF spectators on each day.-The p,esd
ings, which ao' e frequently on points SUP ge.iei by eli
'ber side, as we'll as on submitting the case, were char.
aetefizsd by great Legal research, and much tact and
eicqrenee. In addition TO The gentlemen OF our owu
bar engaged in the cause, Gen. Wsl,er Jones, Of Wash.
ton, appeared in behalf oil the party opposing the will
Winchester Republican.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-24

' n NOJOhO bo1dnnan, or MS representative, William
r. Bohannan, or his representative, Joseph Il. Cow
lnSlou, Reuben Brooke, and Eliza, his vile, and James
Stofgfl.
You rot being inhabitants OF This STATE, you will
please to take notice, that we shall on Friday, the 24h
day Of June next, if fair. if not, the next fair day, Sun
Gay excepted, between the hours OF 8 O'clock, A. NJ,
and sun down, at the county courthouse, in lbe town
o. TtSnstor,' Kentucky, proceed TO take the depositions
OF DR.. William Bohannan, and others, TO be u,ed In
The Superior COur, Of Chsncsry. for the district Of
kIs''"~ccc, CD 20 90 continued from day 10 day, ill
finished; where you and others are defendants, and
we are plaintiffs.
AUSTIN BROCKENBROUGH,
JOSEPH POLLARD,
EDWIN II
Nav & toI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-24

KoMNEY, May 7-MR SHAW. one of the Engi-
neefs, employed by the State OF Virginia passed through
h's place on Wednesday las, surveying the road, Ia
The route ~ hich is considered 10 be tue most eject and
practicable, between this and Clarkaburg, rrepara-
'ory TO fixing the loca ion Of the road from Winchester
to some point on The Ohio, in the counties of Tyler or
Wood; to make whish, the Legislature at their lasl ses-
sion appropriated tbs sum OF Sl25 900. We under
stand tina, Mr.. SHAW, is as this time, only measuring
he distances aud marking the degrees Of ascent or
descent in his route, formerly surveyed by Mr.. Fair
lax. snd that when he has proceeded in this way as FIR
as Great River, he will return, giving the ground a
more extensive aud accurate examination, on each side
OF The route he 10 DOW upon, more especially to the
south OF l., in order hpally to fix permanently all he
points Of this roid. tLntetiIigeneer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-24
REL LY.

WINCHESTER, MAY Jlh, 1881
GenHtmoa-I have just received your letter OF the
26,h ul'. enclosing a resolution adopted by the mem.
bers tf The Ba. OF tae County aud Borough Of Norfolk
BE pleased to communicate to them my high sense
OF he unexpected honor hey Rave confer ell upon me
ard my grateful thanks for The kind feelings which die.
tat-d il.
The apprOha ion OF hose capabls OF judging and hav-
ing tmils oppol tuniies OF itrning 2 cot rect opinion, is
the dearest reward a public Officer can receive, and
more than rePays him for any services he may have
rendered.
For near fourteen years, | have received feom the
Bar of the County aud Borough OF Norfolk, a generous
counten"nce hni ~sOpportin the discharge Of my oficial
duii-s, wtich have rrDd red item comparaiivaIy easy
ani az ~r-a"ie-During hat line the harmony of our
iOIetceur,e Las been unbrokeo, aud our friendly reIa-
tom uninterrupted. TAX, pleasure in advet'iDg TO
these ciTcums' a1ces,row thato uF connection 10 dIssoly
ed, and hope ADD b-lieve that a similar stale Of feel
iLgs will continue To Exist be ween the Bench and Bar
OF HE County aud 3orougt OF Norfolk, and will smooth
The Ps'h and lghten the laboafs OF the talented friend
Who succeeds ne.
Accept, Gsn'Iemeo' for your'elves Individually, my
warmest wishes Ter your welfare aud happiness.
| am your Obtd diet { and obliged servant,
f.. ARKER
To james Nimmo, John A Chandler, J. N T.zsweII.
Jim 5. Mdison aid NJ. jordan, E'q's.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-24

WEST POINT The Board OF Visitors appointed by
the Secretary OF War, to attend The ensuing Examios-
ton Of the Cadets Of The Milit'ry Ac ,deny, in June
next, consists of the Lllowing gen,leme":
C.. C. Cobb. OF Kentucky
Dr.. l. /. Sharpe, do
WIN. S. FrauklIn, OF Pennsylvania
F. HSwbright do
Simon Cane-or, do
John Page, ProE. Maths. VIM. and Iy Col Va
D.. j. Bfockenbrou sh. OF Virginia
)1hn Nelson, OF Maryland
DE-. VIM. b Ewing, Of New-J.rfey
Gen. p. Van-COurtlSndt, Of Nsw-York
Hon. C. f Dudley, 90
John A Dix, do
Rev. John Farnum, do
Nj r Gen. Scott, of The A my
Brig adler Gen. L~avsnworth, do MAT. Int.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-24

HI CHANCERY-At court held for Prince Ell.
n ward county, pril 18th 1881.
Mathew Gibbs, PliH.
against
Henry Stokes, Defdts.
TIE defendant Keeling, not having entered his ap-
pearaDce aud given secrIty, according 10 an act OF the
General Assembly and the rules OF this court, and il
appearing TO the satisfaction Of The court, that he is not
an lDhsbtaoto OF This State; on the motion OF The piainiia
by his attorney, IL 10 ordered, that the said defendani
ke.liDg,do appear here on the 6rst day OF August court
next, and answer The plaintiffs bill, and ihd, a copy Of
this order be forthwith inserted in some one OF The pub
lie newtPapers printed In tbe city Of Richmond fr Two
months successfully, and also posted at the front door Of
the Courthouse OF this county. A Copy. Tes,e,
Is J. WORSHAM, c C.
May 20 wsus
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-24
May 12O-wio.. JOHN FITzHUGH.

tNoh SALE The Subscriber being anxious to re-
move TO the West. offers bis well known farm,
lo"ee' HaiI) 10 The lower part Of King William eouu-
~, for sale. Ii contains 400 acres Of high land. and
ooo OF marsha great portion Of which can be re-
stained, with very little expense. The high land is equal
&c any IN 'hi' section OF country. The improvements
are good. A Barn. thirty-eight by twenty feet, and
negro quarters, have been built in the last year. A
niou'o description OF the elegance, the many conve-
cessary as 1t is presumab'e, none will purch sse before
viewing. or making particular enquiries respecting the
same.-Shoulc his valuable Estate no, be privately solL
before me 4h day OF August next, on that day, Of
tir' II not the hrst fair day there afier) il Will be offer
81 70 me highest bidder, on the premises.-At the ,ams
pace and time, will also be sold, all of his household
anu si'chen furniture, farming utensils, and stock of
every description For further particulars, APPLY to
May 8. l2l-wids WILLIAM RUFFiN