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Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-30

VIRGINIA,
JEFFERsoN Go. CoURr, Ger.
May Term, 1851
Uiiliam Cleveland, Pl.fxTtyr.
AGAINST
Joseph Hrnsr and bIarfha his rife.
tate Martha Hagg, and James l..
Ransom, DruESpANTs.
IN CHANCERY.
1falE defendants, Joseph Uivnor and Mar.
- tbs las wife, not bsving entered Their
appearance Ia ibis SUIT aud II sppe3ring bt
satisfactory evidence. that they sre rot IN
bsoitnnis OF this common ,vsalth: o. - order.
ed. that The soid defendants do arposr here
on the FIRST day Of The next Augusi Term and
answer The bill Of tho piaiBiih. and that a
sOpy OF ihis order he forihwi ih inserted in
some newspaper published in this county.
and po,ied ~ the front door Of the court
house Of Ibis county. for two mosths sue
ccssiVely. eopy-Tss.s.
SAMUEL J. CRAMER, orc.
June 2. 1881.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-30

ME subscriber respectfully inform,
all concerned, that he has on hand
anu IS making. at Samuel Striders shop,
Tx Branch. Jefferson county, GRAIN
CRADLES, fer sale. He confidently bs-
heVes that these Cradles arc constructed
on plan which will be highly approved
by Graders. They are solicited 10 call
and examine for themselves.
BENJAMIN KNOTS.
June 10, 1881.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-30
WOOL WANTED.

M y. wall receive aay quantity Of Wool
~ exchange loT Goods, aud allow the
highr'i pace. We have just received an
additional supply e CAIiPE1lNG. IRON,
ihe f"nksiown Factory and shall. ~ .
lew day. receive . further .upply. WOOD
can DC sdsaniag'a w Exchanged fcfesf
pchog Ntl = LOCK eco
Apnl - isJL
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BACON.
June ,.

On nv 40 prime HAMS and SnoUL
wv DERs, just received and for sale nv
June = e. W. HAMMOND.
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ZGN@0vAr,.

MICHAEL MELHORN informs H..
~ puhir, thai hr has removed his sbor
10 The building Lately occupied by Samoe!
Gibson. where all who want
UdtcheS, Jc7cefry. sc.
Are invited 10 cali. He intends n keen
constantly on hand same firstraie bras
eight -ssy Clocks. in short cases. for m,n.
tel pieces. of h,s own manufacture. Nhr.
rsn'ed and very low priced. The watch
repairing. and ether work in the sbop.
will he dene by ID. Holt. Jr. who would
thank those who want their work we'll
do"e' and at reasonable prices. TO give
linn tiisl.
Hsrpers Ferry. April u. Issf-sm
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cHrAp uu1a1rrrr

JAW = few barrels 81 COOL sound WIZ.
key, suitable fsr harvest nse. ,ha, -!
81 - chesp wa ctrVr1 80 80
June =. 1851.
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MAILS.

I'd. 40. Gd, 81. 100. and Isd, Cot Mad,
- 81 and iOd Fencing do.
Cd. Sd, and 100 Wrought do.
90. I'd, and iOd Cut Brsds,
Cu and Wrought Spikes,
For sale ebosp by
w. y. RIDDLE & co.
June o, 1891
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WOOL.

IN WISH 10 purchase WOOL. for which
"a ~ill e'Vs the highest msrLst price
April ri. HUMPHREY KEYEa
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-30
MUSICAL IiEsTaurTuuTe

4AUSACAL 1fESTaUrTENTg.
JUST received, supply 81 N.olins, Clsfio
- nets, Flutes Violin Bows II superior
q"aifJ - iolin Strings, Screws. End,.cs,
&C. &c. which vii he Offered vefy low. -
Also, PfsceptoFs Tor the above
h'y 70 n. BUCKMASTER.
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.GmLEGAN-w
DaIS;lIn oil Health.

VSniE sdsscrihst has just received from The
n proprietor. John =. Miller, Frederick.
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WOOL WOnLll


s CASES pure Medoc CI-fet WINES.
90 90. hoseaisl do.
q doz Bs.ket salt,
OSI received sDd for sale by
April "a. 1851.
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9'ylgNIGN GOOD ga

'9yMyVlEE GOOD Sa
CHEAPER THAN EN Err.
Ivr>HE subscriber is now receiving ard open.
u ing. second supply ct fashionable
DTQ Goods. xuee1isicare. tsr0cCries. &c.
ice Ierpec fud, invites eli those Who sse fond
of good bargains, TO call srd examine ior
,hs uselves- lie pledges huns. u To sell the IN
on much better terms than goods purchased
last April. JOHN FRAME.
Hampers Ferry. June 10. 1851.
NOTICE.
4 HEREBY notify all those persons WIN
i are indebted to me. ciiher by note OF boul
account, that have assigned The same 10 ia.
cob and Charles BslizeIl aud Thomas snd
Philip 3.iizelI. Of Baltimore, aud request the
inmeGiste pay me ut Vt the ssu.e 10 The above
named gentlemen.
June q, 1851.
AJiCuAEI. GARRY having assigned TO
w MS the noies aud debts due hun, We
hereby appoint Jous fRiaH our agent, aud
request immediate payment 10 him.
is {. BALIZELL,
T. & =. BALTZELL.
baltimore. June 9. 1851.
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Valuable Jefferson Land
TOH IEIC.

V'HE subscriber. a. the agent and alto.
II n.y 81 Thomas fsmi-x, Esq of Alt,ar
dfis, ,t.rrs fOi sale ih-, ,slusbie es'ate ir J,i
istson c"oniy, Virginia, called "InE liza
ntrAUL," consisting of
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-01-05

cpnr .u,, .uS-fDNA lev
SENATE. Sundry petitions were presented
anu referred TO appropriate committees Judge
reck trlai was resumed, and the cross-examlna-
ton Of r.Lawless was concluded.
=, Use me notlon MADE Dy Mr. JOINS on
+ Ilday TO reconsider the vote by which the House
adopted the resolution of Mr. Haynes TO attend the
tria oil Judge Peck from day to day, was then TAX
oe up, auu was nh;y lad on the table by Voteo 2.
20 70 ~ Tne House then went to the Senate and
a'ehuea the trlal.
TUESDAY, Dec. ~.
SENATE. A bill was reported by the commit
~ III ne judiciary ior the reilet oil the Directors
vi tne New England Mississippi Lend Company,
when passed to second reading. After some
.e sPeh. IN the transaction OF Executive business
inc senate proceeded in the trial of Judge Peck,
ana three witnesses were examined in support OF
HOfISE 4 resolut;on was n....d d;.ort;na
the Secretary Of tho Tressnr 70 por,rni.t ~
fnrr,,t;o, 20 ho ~ as. ~ 80.
smear ;mnorted into Tho In;toJ S. a c., th
vear I7oI r. iSo t Tho nl..as o 'r
~ NJ d.; - Wv Piaees rom "nloh il.Po's.
MN. tno I4ini'.ee On in'er .
eytens;on of q ltaroi hrant &c ~ H. nai.'rs nJ
Ohio Pii Road 80 IL M ' as GoI.rha ~Ass
rssnI,t;or ns oevrn5 5;.es -
of ranorts of tbo con,;,tos ~, -, s"e ~.
NJniffat =; - AZ, N 1000 q" - 1nns n;S
Garn r;so 10 se, ~ ahu w..
Gn,II,, d;anJ - a. 49, 'ne IA 10 rive
,hh;r !.,tnnrI =; ar 60. cPPoIon,e
." '"' 0'"'' Vi ZAP
WEDNESDAY, Dec. ~.
SENATE. Mr.. Dickinson introduced resolu-
ION proposing IN the usual form, amendment of
1ne constitution, SO as to limit the the eligibility of
any person as President of the United States, to
W. 'eIms' me Senate as Court of Impeach-
.hheh', proceeded in the trial of Judge Peck and
tnree other witnesses were examined. Mr. Writ,
one OIL inc counsel ct the Respondent, was absent
~ consequence oil the dangerous illness of one OF
ms Cnlluren, andwth the consent of the Managers,
the Colrt was adjourned to Monday.
nn mOoSE. A petition from Elisha Bigelow,
builder OF steam engine, secure against bursting
proposing TO make his invention public for suita-
pie reward, was presented, and referred to select
eolhhi.tlee' Inc subject OF printing reports on
hldhulactureS was further debated, until the time
arrived Tor the House to give their attendance in
'he Court OF impeachment
THURSDAY. he. ~
SENATE. Numerous petitions were nrescn,-
ed, and sundry bills already Introduced - e.
warded through their several stage. Tbo So
then went into Executive business and s @enasS
in session till a late hour. N'N ''"'''"ou
HOUSE. Bills for tho Dunsbn,ont or ..;.....
in the District of Columbia and m.tin o olia,os
tons for the comnetion and sunnort ~ p pon;
Tertiary within the District of iCoI,n,hi a.
read third time and passed The Hill 70 ro';d
for the payment of apnuitias 70 tho ~ Pao'i T
dians and the hill 10 establish T.nd 0tt;ao iH
Michigan were ordered m third ra.5; OOG M IA
Chiffon offered resolution. relative to the eon,l;.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-01-05
STATE OF EUROPE

The connections which have taken place
seem to have agitated the governments of every
nation IN Europe, and from all quarters ac.
counts are received of the raising and armina
~oi troops and of other warlike preparations We
should hope that these are only precautionary
measures, in anticipation of tho worst that NAV
happen, though many suppose they indicate the
intention of commencing immediate war. Tho
following extracts will enable our readers 10
judge for themselves ofthe probability of such
an event.
m PARIS, Nov. 81.
The news from Belgium and all the north.
ern frontier of France appears 10 have Mt
length reused the French Government. The
most extraordinary excrtions have been Or
dered to be made, to provision and garrison
abe fortresses, to manufacture arms, and
'0ther material, and to reorganize the army
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-01-05

Sch. Argus, of only 90 tons formerly pilot boat.
has cleared for the Pacific Ocean, with cargo Of
Navarino hats, of domestic manufacture. Who
pleasure boat !? The feat has been done before.
however, by the pilot boat Wasp, a tender to ship
o'Can, Of this port, several years agO.-BOst. Pal
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-01-05

DEDICATION. The new and elea
House erected by the First Baptist
Grafton, was dedicated on "Wednesday
ult. Tho services, on the occasion, wers<
menced by Rev. ]. Going of Worcester, WHO
read select portions of Scripture, and offered
the dedicatory prayer. Rev. Rufus Babcock,
jr.,.pastor ofthe First Baptist Church in Salem.
preached sermon from Matt iv 10. Rev.
Moses c. Searle, pastor of the Congregational
ist Church in Grafton offered the CONCLUDING
prayer. The above mentioned house, is 70
feet long, includinga projection of five feet, and
43 wide, and two stories high, besides base
ment under the whole house. 1t has 62 sims on
the floor, and 16 in the gallery, together with
about 20 seats for singers and others. Tho
house has steeple, and is furnished with a
good toned bell. 1t was built by Mr. Carter Of
Worcester, greatly to the satisfaction Of his
employers, and cost, including tho ground,
bell, stoves, &c upwards of $4,000.
The Baptist Church in Royalston have invit-
ed Rev. Thomas Marshall TO become their pms,
tor The connection between them and their
former pastor having been dissolved Mr..
Marshall has accepted tho call, and has removed
INTO the place, with the view to enter upon tho
duties of the pastoral Office.
On Monday, Nov. Is, regular Baptist
church was organized in Gardner, (Mass.) con-
sisting Of 80 members. At the same time, Br.
S ullivan Jackson was ordained as their deacon.
Christian Watchmap.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-01-05
MARTINIQUE. Extracts from n. letter.

MARTINIQUE. Extracts from n. letter.
written by gentleman in Martinique.
"On Sunday last, the oath of allegiance
to the new Government of France was adj
minist.ered, amid many deep and bitter cur
ses. The whites, generally, are very much
dissatisfied with the late Revolution and
with the measures of the new Government.
The free blacks are proporlionately Ella
ted, and so high do the feelings of different
parties run, that many of the most iudicious
men in the Island are of opinion, that n
word from any one man of influence would
place the whole Island in arms. Quie!ness
is desired, but disturbances are very much
apprehended. | hear the wish expressed
daily that some one would set an example
of violence, coupled with the belief, that it
would be signal which the whole Island
would instantly answer. However, it ap-
pears to me the people are more uneasy
than they need be, and that no disturbances
will occur. The whole secret of this con-
sists in the order of the Government direct
ing that hereafter, all free blacks shall be
entitled to the privileges of whites, and
shall be addressed with tho. appellation a
Mr. .New Haven s2luertiser.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-01-05

New FRENCH MINISTER FOR THE UNJTrp
STATES NJ. Serrurior, formerly Minister TO
this country, under Napoleon, has been re.ap.
pointed, and with his family was to sail from
HavTe on the 10Th Dec. in the Louis Philip,
,or rniiadelphla' M. Lasteyre, grandson Of
Lafayette, is attached to his legation.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-01-05

A letter to the editor of the PENNSYLVANIA
Inquirer "a Jackson paper) states that t6oro Is
majority OF nino, on joint ballot, in Ohio Leg.
stature against General Jackson's admins.
tralion. NNNl'i'le
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-01-05
FOREIGN NEWS.

Papers have been received from England TO
Dec. L. Their contents are highly lnterestins'
ExGLAsD. In our last we published a bret
account of the change of Ministers IN tins
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-01-05

The following rs a list Of the new Ministry, in
their respective offices, which is believed TO be
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coNannss.
MONDAY Deo. 2

MONDAY, Dec. 81.
SENATE. Sundry petitions were presented
and referred to appropriate committees Judge
Peck's trial was resumed, and the cross-examina-
ton of MIR. Lawless was concluded.
no USE. The motion made by Mr.. Johns on
Friday to reconsider the vote by which the House
adopted the resolution Of Mr. Haynes TO attend the
trial of Judge Peck, from day to day then taxi
en- up aud was finally laid on the table by vote Of
attended, 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-14

\WIhGlNiA:-At rules, holden in the clerks ofIice
OF the superior court of chansery for the Rich
mond district, the 9TH day of April 1881. William
tilliat, adm'or of John Giat, deed, plE apains,
Joel Wolfe, Samuel Wolf, James NJ Wolfe Michael
Wolfe, Nathaniel Wolfe, Udolpho Wolfe Josenb
Carter, and other defts. 'NP"
The defendants above named, r OF bayino e,toroJ
WeIr appearance and given security accordI, r. In ic
act oi assembly and the rules Of this court anI :,
appearing, by satisfactory evidence that they arc mo,
INHABITANTS OF this country: it. is ordered that the
sad defendants 20 appear here on the first dav ri
he next June term, and answer the bill of the Main.
VII and that copy of this order be fortnight in
rted IN some newspaper published in the civ or
lnchm0nd, for two months succeesiyely and nostcI
at the front door Of the capitol, in the said CITY
81 Copy. Teste, WIN. G.. PEvpLEToy C. r.
NVIRGlNIA-At rules, holden in the CLERKS Office
OF the superior court of ciancery for the Rich
mond district, the 9TH day of April, 1881 .Jamrs
Harrison and Sally his wife, and other pitts against
lnomas d. Fisher, Thomas Blackwell and Mary his
whe, Robert ". Warren and Harriet s. his wife
Dabney y. Philips and Jane his wife, VIM Fisher
Elsha smart and Martha his wife, and other dts
The defendants above named, not having entered
theF appearance and given security according To the
act OF assembly and the rules Of this court and an
pearng, by satisfactory evidence, that they are nos
inhabitants OF this country: it is ordered that the
saiu defendants do appear here on the first day of
me next June term, and the bill Of the plain
Ulsi and that copy Of this order be forthwith in
serted IN some newspaper published in the city Of
richmond, tor two months successiyely, and posted
az she front door OF he capitol, in the said city.
- y COPY Testc WIN g. pFSpTEyoy. &C
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-14
GOhanna

"TfLL stand the ensuing farm nine mley from
w Rrhmnnd, directly the stage road Leading otn that
place 10 fredericksburg and known Half Sink
II 10 not saying too much, (for snlrnit the canor Of
every gentleman acquainted with the facts the
assertion when say that his cns universally ackuow
lodged to possess much strength and aeauy
colts tha~ have ever been produced by horse i'll Vg
MIA know several that cannot he purchased for less than
eight hundred dollars; and have myself bcen offered
81 900 for at oldile winch they
held ny their take be the strongest recommendation
that can be offered in behalf of untret colts.
The will commence tho 18th Of February, and
inmate the Isl OF July Terms heretofore; Fifty Dollars
TO he discharged by the payment of Thiryhve, time
during rason, Sixty Dollars insurance; One Dollar the
Groom, which expected either when the brought
taken away.
Extensive pastures provided, aud fell regularly
unless otherwise directed, at twenty FIVE cents day.
Gentlemen who last year ny Gohan
that did not prove ua m any be-
they can be sent again. and charge made for services
the Horse unless they should prove oal words
the mares will be insured at the price of the srasrn.
JOHN NJ. BOLTS.
The Editors of the Political Arena Petersburg
ce will please insert the above twice week. then
tive papers for eight weeks and forward their accounts the
subscriber. NJ Il
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-14
THE IMPORTED HORSE,
YOUNG TRUEFLE

WILL stand the ensuing at his former
w stand, Barboursvilc, IN the county of Orange.
He has been shewn this winter at Richmond in
the presence of hundreds of the hest Judges in Vir-
gnla. aud was universally admired for his fine form
Trufilc Is sixteen hands high and seven years Old
md has proved himself a most extraordinary sure
nal getter Not one of the eighty odd mares put tn
him have failed, within the knowledge Of the subscr
bcr
The scason will commence on tho 18th February
and terminate on the LIST day of July Terms as
hcretofore-Forty dollars to be discharged by thirty
If paid within the season. Fifty dollars insurance.
and one dollar ID the Groom, 10 be paid wlIan the
mare is brought or taken away The best and most
extensive Pastu ago is set apart exclusively for the
mares sent to Trule and the res mny be fed vii
Whit they will cat, at twenty five cents day. and
Grooms al the village, five dollars q month. ANY
one PnttiDg five nurs with him, tn. price OF ono
VIII bn reunited. G. W YAGER
for
Gov. BARBOUR.
Bur'rcnrsviiEo, Feb. ist. 1881 feb
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-14

rncc on their progeny Ilc has hcre;of stood IN
Kentucky. where bootled mares, are scarce; and
where the decided par,iahty for the Virginia stock,
produced n most unequal competition; vet, under
these disadvantages; lie has produced some among
the best racers ever raised IN the State, though ii
was not until he forced himself into notice, that
he was patonised by the breeders of tho turf. The
subscriber has IN his possession letter from Col.
Buford, near Lexington. Kentucky, "a distinguished
raiser and patron OF the tur) who has been breed
ing from him the last two years. lie says his colts
are OF equal superior size to his colts from the
same mares by any other horse; that he has n two
year old FLY, fifteen hands high: and his wearing
colts. equally PROMISING and that he docs not be
hcvc that any horse could have gotten good ra-
GERS out OF the same have also, many other
testimonials 10 the same effect; and ono from DR..
Lewis Marshall, Il mention hun. because | presume
nc is known to many gentlemen IN Virgnia:) he
speaks of the stock in tn" highest terms, particularly
OF their superior size and fine form. And, all IN,
gentlemen with whom have correspondent, concur
IN the fact that he has been let 10 blooicd mares
until the last two years; so that his colts by them
have not yet come on the turf. The distinguished
racers he has produced, Kassinn, supposed by many
the very best race horse over raised IN kentucky !
and others, have been from copimon mares. B,
reference to the American Turf Register, vol 1.
page III, he is spoken of producing striking ant
very superior race of horses in Ken lucky.
March Il. inf6r JOHN TUCKER.
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RIRGlNIA:--At rules, holden in the clerh,s OFF,,

\ViR1lNiA;-At rules, holden in the clerks Office
OF the superior court of chancery for the Rich
mond district, the 9TH day of April, 1881 John VIM
curator OF the estate of Elias Wills. decd Diff
agains, j. w. Toaey, Chas. r. Lee, md CYRUS Park
hurst, defts.
The defendant Cyrus Parklurs', no; having enter
ed hIs appearance and given security according to
the act of Assembly and the rules Of this court and
appearing, by satisfactory evidence that he is not
an inhabi'ant of this country; is ordered that the
SAID defendant do appear here the first day of the
neM June tern' and answer the bill of the plaintiff;
and that copy Of this order he forthwith inserted
IN some newspaper published in the ~ of Rch-
mond' tor two on'ls suco cssyely, and posted at the
font door OF the capitol, in the said city.
81 copy. Ieste, WIN e. PENDLETUS. c. c.
NWiR6INIA: AT rules holden in the cltrk,s olT;co
of the superior court of charcery for the Rich
mond district, the 1ih day of April, 1881. I ucfay
and VIM. X. MhCaw, ptsp against Walter Jones in
hrs own right, and as executor Of CatlIarne Mccall
deed, James Robertson, and William Swami. dcfis
The defendant Walter Jones, not having entered
MS appearance and given security according TO the
act OF Assembly and the rules Of this court and !,
appearing by satisfactory evidence, that he is not an
Inhabant OF this country II is ordered that the s,J
defendant do appear here on the first tsy of the nt
June term, and answer the bill of the Plaintiffs. and
that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the city Of Richmond
Tor two months sucressivey, and posted al the from,
door OF the capitol, in the SAID city.
% n copy. Testc. WIZ. G. PESDLEToS, g. c.
\NIRGlNIA-At rules holden IN the clerks ofiic
OF the superior court Of chancery for the
richmond district, the 9TH day Of April, 1881 Mary
pendieton' formerly Mary Burnley, pitt, against
samuel Oyer,on, Richard Overton, and BENJAMIN
Pollard, dts
The defendant Richard Overton. not having enter
ca MS appearance, and given security according 10
the act OF assembly and the rules Of this court and
II appearing, by satisfactory evidence, that he is not
an lnbabisnt Of this country il is ordered that the
SAID defendant do appear here on the first day Of
the next June term & answer the bill of the pa,n,T
and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the CITY Of Richmond,
Tor two months successfully, and posted the front
door of the capitol, in the said city.
30 n copy. Teste, WN. &. PESDLEToN c. G.
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, leans Sugars-fdr snle by
PoA OTIS, DUNLOP Is co