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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-13
September %.

IN CHANCERY.-V Court continu.
n ed and held for Louisa county al the
thereof the 10th day OF May, 1882:
John Thomasson, pIainiG
against
William Smith, (B) and Robt. Rimbrough, Dehs
The Deiendan Robert Knbrough, moi having enter
ed ms appearance, and given security according TO law
and the rules OF this Court and il appearing TO The salts
faction Of the Court, that he is not an inhaban Of this
state, on the motion Of the Plaintiff by his Counsel il is
ordered, that the said Defendant, Robert Knbrough do
appear here on the first day Of January Court and
answer the bill OF the Plaintiff, and that copy of this
Ofder be forthwith inserted in newspaper published
~ me CITY oil Richmond for two months essvely and
posted at the front door Of the Court house of this
on some Court day.
a Copy. Tes,e, JOHN HUNTER, Gle.
Oct. 80 "a -
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November 6.

I'm ANCERY-VIRoINIA.-At Rules holden in
the Clerks office OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and ChaDcey for the county Cumberland at the Court
house OF said county LIST to the 9th DAYS of DC
tober inclusive in The year 1892:
John O. Page, surviving partner the late firm Of James
Deane and John c. Page trading under the firm of Deane
and Page, Complainant
against
Francis Is. Deane, ex'r. Of Thomas Deane decd Fran
els b. Deane jr., Francis b. Deane sr Thomas Jellis
Eiizapeth Deane, widow OF the said Thomas NJ Deane
Robert irving Henry Page and Jane his wife, Maurice
l.. Hobson, and Ann his wife, Thomas Jeis and MARY
his wife, William Trent, and Elizabeth his wife, Thomas
Deane and Francis Deane; which said Jane Ann Mary
Eliza, Thomas and Francis, children and heirs of
Thomas NJ Deane, deceased, Edward Cunningham,
William M. Thornton. James Steptoe, and Mary his
wife, formerly Mary Dillon, John Cunning ham and Eli
zabeth his wife, formerly Eliza Dillon James Dillon
Patrick Dillon Richard Dillon John Dillon, Alexander
Dillon, Benjamin w. Leigh Dillon; which said Mary
Eliza James, Patrick, Richard, John, Alexander and
a'nn, are children and distributes of Edward Dillon
decd, aud Edward Cunningham, Henry T.. Watkins
Charles Morton and John Gillian. executor of Edward
D,roh' deceased Defendants.
The defendant, Benjamin w. Leigh Dillon not having
entered MS appearance, and given security according
the Act OF the General Assembly, aud the Rules of this
Court and appearing, by satisfactory evidence that he
IS not an inhabtdnt OF this Common il is ordered
that The said defendant, Benjamin w Leigh Dillon do an
pear here on the LIST day of the prl Term and an
swer the Bill OF the Complainant and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted ii newspaper published
IN the city oil Richmond, for months and
posted at the front door Of the Court of this
Copy. Teste, JOHN DANIEL, C. C. C. c. c.
wSy
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HNDUCATJON.-The subscriber proposes opening a
- school the ensuing year At his residence in the
lower end OF Caroline, about mile east of the Stage
road leading from Richmond to fredericksburg 20 miles
rom the former place. and 40 from the atterIn this
school will be taught, Reading wiring Arithmetic. Eng.
hsh Grammar, Geography, with the use OF Maps the
Elements OF Geometry, and Tie Latin and Greek Lam
18th Of January and closed ON the 18th December follow
ing; one month during SUMNER being deducted for vaoa.
honfour or five boys, not exceeding 10 years of age
OF moral department, will he received into the subscriber
family, and, in all respects. treated his own children
Ills charge for board and tuition, each bosrder furnishing
his cwn bed, bedding, and towels, will be SS5
HIS residence is IN desirable neigbborbooI reroot.
om scenes Of vice and dissipation. and its situation as
healthy as any IN lower Virginia. Letters 10 the subsc
Der, directed 70 Mangoick, p o. King lillian county
will meet with prompt attention.
October 30 [5O-wlwJ THOMAS U. ToLER.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES

%, las received his Fall Supply and offers For Sale
5000 lbs. Epson and glauber salts
zo o DO. roll sulphur, 500 lbs sal aeraus
ouO 40 nos 10. 1000 do. redwood
1900 do dry white lead
foo do chloride lime, 500 lbs putty
~ can'sters pure verdegris
I'D Kegs Lewis No. 1 and white lead in oil
300 no. I%s en- en-. green, 10 DO sP brown do.
SOoO DO. lamp black, 1000 do. alum
iO ierces lamp oil, barrels linseed do.
o ~ barrels tanners do. do. spts. turpentine
$40 cases Cologne water
zOO dozen castor oil--rdriOus sizes-BEsT
o0 do. olive do, part superior
oO boxes idncy soap
Window glass, assorted sizes, from 7 %etoIs%24
from The Washington City, Ulster, and Jackson Glass
S Maecaoau, RssPPee, Scotch. Naiciioches 1sN,,rrs
Copenhagen, Massalapatum and Va. No. o. }SNOFfs'
Paint" horse os " sae . busting white wash BRUsHEs
Superior chewing bacco,-Bro,cn's No
Fine cut do. do.
Segars from TO $50 per 1000
Pearl ashes, saltpetre, copperas indigo and madder
and Florida water ' '
Teeth brushes chlorine tooth wash, and Jujube paste
barclays compound of cubebs and sarsapariIIa
SuIph QuinDe crated kali piperine and oil of black
pepper iodine, solid balls copsiva, al-spce mace nut.
n%ss cloves mustard race and ground ginger. black,
~ req, ana long pepper, lump and calcined Insgncsa
Camphor caiomel, rbubarb and cantharides
Pearl barley, and cream tartar
Dental instruments
HulIs patent and common tr,,sses
"out aud rheumatic drops. elixir Of HEALTH Bit
tiers, and nervous cordial
e,can cough drops certain remedy for colds coughs
influenza, hopping cough, asthma co,,sunp,ions &C.
anu-mcrcurial syrup, for purifying the blood
Antl.dysPeptic, aud Anti bilious pills
Seidltz and soda powders
Black and red ink powder, and liquid ink
Paste backing, and snuff boxes from so cts TO 40 pcr
dozen - " v" P''
With great variety of articles connected with b linz 81
business, by lar too numerous for the columns AZ =
newspaper; all Of which have been selected with ear.
and will be sold for small advance ''
Merchants and Physicians " no visit the c;,v m H,,
Tor TIE purchase OF such articles are requested 10 be-
evng ey WIZ be able 70 lay in their supplies on as good
place, ibai Is doing Systematic business
W 70 45-6w
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October 5
PltH.

N CHANCERf-VIRGINIA AT rules taken in the
n Clerks office of Prince Edward county court The is,
day of October, 1892
John Pearson pnG
against
Theodore Williams and William b. Smith, Defis
me defendant, Theodore Williams, not having enter
ed ms appearance and given security according TO an act
oil the General Assembly and the rules of this court and
appearing that he is not Dhabitan of this Sate-on
The motion OF the plaintiff by his Attorney it is entered
al rules Aforesaid and accordingly ordered that the said
defendant Theodore Williams, do appear here the first
day oil January court next and the plaintiffs bill;
and that copy OF this order he forthwith inserted in some
one one OF the public newspapers published in the city Of
Richmond Tor two months SUCCESSFULLY also posted At
the front door Of the court house of this county.
Copy. Teste, ID. j. WORSHAM. elk.
October 26. 40 vs..
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IMPROVEMENT OF HOES
LUCKY HIT FARM, VIRGINIA.
n.t.I.. q

n o. -, October s, 1882.
Yhr Smth-Lest your call for information on the sub
Ject OF he Bedford, Parkinson Hog should not be an
sWv'e1 ~ as satisfactory as you could wish
WIN take he liberty at present. Of touching point or so
ooDcerng !nen' IN very brief way reservng for the
new year little OF my experience in that department NJ
our agriculture; when, with the blessings of life and
heaitb, VIII report to the Farmer the keeping and
weights OF hye Parkinson Bedford Pigs lust one veor
Ola The st OF next January, (ais the Frederick grass
Dreed Tor truly they will have lived at least six months
0u OF I've Welve on pssture-cover and orchard grass
ne Iisery taken OF giving them new name Is The re-
suit Of the pains expense and trouble which has been
taken 10 improve them in the crosses and selectoos %
from tine TO time whether for the better or NOT Tbe
small China, and lOng-sded English have been mingled
wan THIS breed; and, n truth, the large sized Psrk9son
nog may be bred by udcous mixture Of the large Eng
sh aud very short egged, well formed small bos called
by any name whatever. Hogs indeed kind of stoc
cacuiied TO DO but little honour To The pen of scubble
bu 80 universally important IN The pen Of farmer Thai n
+" shame hey have been much neglected. M,nv
are so Ignorant as 70 believe, aud declare that corn alone
VIII make The breed Give them corn, a plenty of corn
ann u insure you fine breed. While il is conceded
s corn or some other substantial food is necessary 10
we Be" and final perfection Of the hog grass and bav
- 70 some other Of domestic stock Il must be conton
'a, corn ~ the greatest prOfuoD. is 1avshed on
ussue hoBsit VIII In no reasonable time &c ever have
w e'o' % changing their deoruies into Projections
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nm CHANCERY-vIRcINIA.- the Circuit SUI

IN CERY-VIRGINiA--In the Circuit SUI
perior Court OF Law and Chancery, for Henco coun-
ty, the 9Th day OF June, 1882:
Benjamin c. Coghili, and John Elet, and Fanny b. his
wife, plaintiffs
against
John Sheppard, executor OF Benjamin W. Coleman de
ceased Sarah Laugin, and Fountain, Thomas c., Ann,
Sarah, Elizabeth and Keziah Lsughln, William p Fa-
sh and Nilly w. hs wife, Mlly Mlicent Jones' Will
lam D. Barrett and Mary his wife, Moses Snead and Mar
tina his wife, Paul Derreu and Ann his wife, Thomas c.
Yates, George Yates, John b. Yates and Mildred Yates
chael w. Yates. Henry Yates Joel Crenshaw admins
traitor Of Ohm Sutton. decd the Joel Crensaw and
Micent his wife, Temperance Lghtburn. George Jones
an Mary his wife, John Sutton, Thomas c. Sutton Will
liam sutton, Paul Christian administrator OF Robert SUIT
ton, decd, the Paul Christian aud Polly X. his WIFE
keziah Coghill, and -- ScroggiHs and Mildred w.
his wife, Defendants
ceeded against the defendants Fountain aughn Henry
Yates John b. Yates, Joel Crenshaw, administrator of
John Sutton, deceased, and the said Joel Crenshaw and
Milcent his wife, Temperance Lghtburn, George Jones
aud Mary his wife, John Sutton, Thomas c. Sutton and
William Sutton, Paul Christian administrator of Robert
Sutton, decd, and the said Paul Christian and Polly X
his wife, and --- Scroggin and Mildred w. his wife
who are out OF this country, in the mode prescribed BY
law, against absent defendants they still failing to
and answer this day TO be heard the bill taken
Tor confessed, 10 all the other defendants and an exhibit
and was argued by the PLAINTIFF counse On consiera
ton whereof, the Court doth adudge order decree
that the defendant John Sheppard do
his administration OF the estate of his tesator BENJAMIN
w. Coleman, before of the Commissioners OF this
and nake report thereof TO the Court with any matters
specially stated deemed pertinent by himself or which
may he required by the parties TO be stated.
copy. Teste, VIM. G. SANDS, ID. C.
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NOlICE--The subscriber wishing 10 retire frotn pnh
nc business would like out for term of vears
maven known establishment Tabue together
WIN ne store house and plantation the county Of Cbes
erhed, w miles above Richmond The main stage road
eading 10 Iynchburg. IL being the first stopping
place with the stages, the many advantages thai This ss
would possess, TO man OF enterprise and Industry Il
would be useless 10 mention IN an sdverseuent =. h !.
presumed any person wishing to avail himself Of such an
opportunity, will first and see for himself you'd
likewise be willing TO furnish The renter with almost sny
description OF furniture, any other article that would be
made. .MACOrI KS p1tn 10
October 80 Az 80.
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From tho Cenesee Farmer.1
AGRICULTURE PRENIlITAf


MIR. GooDsELL-As the arguments in favor of the
transmuta'on OF tcedt into chess appear be nearly
hausted, and the matter remaining undetermined "a
when the theory was first started il is of some conse.
quence TO the Agricultural community that il should be
known how chess produced, whether from own seed
or from wheat IL from its seed, then they might
guard againstits increase by entirely cleansing their
wheat oil it, and destroying such plants spring up be-
tore the seed has pened; but il il is produced from
wheat then desirable know the eau Sc of this change
or by what course OF cultivation il be accomplished
1t appears to be the opinion of the advocates Of this teo
ry that there several ways chess from
wheat, either one Of which, il well understood nigh,
lead TO the discovery OF other-thereore as an encor
ragement to Of ingenuity in such matters TO nyesti
gate more closely offer pay any person W no shall
discover the process of vatng cheat in such man
ner as TO make change chess sum of $50 on his
producing proof positive of the fact. H. CHAPLIN
bloomfield, Sept. IL, 1882.
, From the Wayne Sennell
from practical experience, have found that tphedt
produces chess by having the severed from
the main Kernel, /. c. the main that runs dire cy
down into the ground Chess is found principally upon
ground that hedues by the frost The root OF whea,
runs quite deep, and the hearing breaks it, Thus chess
Is produced Sow chess, and il will never come up
nave tried this experiment for four years in my garden
""u Auo" 1t ~ be thar produce chess by
cutting of the centre root =
claim the premium OF $50 offered above by Mr. Chapo
H. however, my "proof is not sufficiently ''positive
w pay him reasonably for obtaining the proof testing
the experiment himself, and wait for my reward
length oil time Tor him TO accomplish it,
Ontario, Oct. o. 1892
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POETRY.
"uucn yKr KeMAINs vNsuNa.
ABnOTSFORD.


Day springs from distant Oceau--calm and bright,
Winds like gittering suake, the lovely Tweed
Rock, dewy forest, catch the rosy light
The early bee j. humniing oer the mead
oetwhtv-vall cots the smoke is trailing fair
And the lark sings, andnowers all the air
The shepherd resting on his crook-the line
. OF Chcviot mountains, distant, dim and blue
The waters murmuTins they How and shine
Towers SPIRES the foliage slancins through,
Isnchant the gazer, till he dream he be
In Temples vale, or Pans own Already.
And here stands Abbots fori-romantc dome
Attracting than all this lovely scene,
For glorious genius here hath made a home.
Its torrents whitening o'cr the woods of green,
Slopes, archoS to the small forget mo-not,
a. magic breath, aud tell of fame and Scott.
How sweet To view the of his song
Refined on his Hover damasked shady knoll
Castles that held the and knightly throng,
Glens where, in silver, soried rivers roll
And, faint as time long lapsed marked Chcvot fell,
And hear, in fancy, lrose-abbey hell.
Peace, Ahbotsfotd, to thee and him whose fame
Hath halowed thee with interest, ne eT TO die I.
Linkd with his immortality, thy
With ''Vauclusc'' and the "hcrmtnge" shall yic;.
Pilgrhns from southern land, aud o'er the sea-
When are dust shalt iondy bow to thee.
The well known of Petach and RousseauSeoteh
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DURSUANT to- a decree OF the Circuit Superior
III Court of Law and Chancery, held at the Capitol in
the City OF Richmond, will be sold to the highest bidder
for cash, the premises Friday the 30th day Of Novem
Der next the tract OF land which James Andrew
resides, lying Cold Harbour in the lower end Of Ha
mover county, containing so acres, be the
less which said sale will be made according the pro-
visions Of the Deed Of Trust, made by the said James
drew TO as Trustee, TO secure the payment OF money
in the said Deed OF Trust mentioned. As shall sell In
my character aforesaid will convey only such title
an authorized to make by virtue OF the said decree and
Deed Of Trust. BOWLING STARKE
Oct. 80. h0-Mihs
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wokmen was seriously injured, and that death
cssoned at Donforh's works in Sufeld, by similar
cident Another accident of the character recent
ly occurred at Pomeroys gun factory in Pittsfeld. by
the bursting Of large grind-sone, weighing 81 900
pounds, which was carried from this town few
weeks since. When the stone hung for use, Il
ws as was supposed thoroughly tested by being made
to revoive with great rapdiiy. aud it supposed,
from the experiment made, To be safe. But while
one Of the worknen engaged in grinding a bayonet
upon week before last, the flew into parts,
one OF which, weighing about 1000 pounds, went up
through the floor over head, fell upon the at work
aud crushed him instantly These OF the immense
power oil the centrifugal force show that great caution i,
necessary IN using such large which acquire most
tremendous momentum while rapidly revolving
field Gdzrfte.
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UDUBLlC SALE.-By virtue OF Deed OF Trust, exe-
IL cuted by Jefferson Swami, the 22d day Of Sept
1929, aud recorded in the Clerks office of Powhatan for
purposes therein mentioned, will be sold the highest
bidder, at public auction, for ready money, Powhaan
Court house. the third Wednesday in December ne xt
(being Powhaan County Court day. Tract of Land Of
100 acres In the county OF Powhatan called Woodland
adjoining the lands OF Richard Taylor and Samuel Drake
and otheror, much thereof may be necessary to
satisfy the said Trust Deeds and such title ony is
vested in the Trustees, will be conveyed the
BY THE TRUSTEES.
October l6 a6-vtds
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THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA.-Jeffersonc county land
maintains at this time high value. Not long since,
farm on Buliskn with dilapdaed buildings, sold al
auction for SIS 20 per The land in the
ty, Che mountain always excepted) would bring less
than 20 dollars and flour should continue its
present handsome price, may calculate fur.
Their advance In the value of choice farms This Is
truly the garden spot hdriesto,ca Free Press.
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CoMMIssIoNER's OFFICE,

-, IitcHH0Hu, UctObeT 2Jfh, 1882. :
The parties interested, will please take notice. that
nave appointed the 18th of December next TO
the account directed in the foregoing order OF Court
winch day at O'Clock, A M, they required attend
at my Office in this City, with their accounts
ready Tor examination and settlement and with office CO.
pies OF the necessary Court papers.
~ HILARY BAKER, Commissioner.
November 6. 52-w1yy
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M Observation-Disclosures rules held i'm the
n Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery, for Meckcnburg county on the first Mon
day in September, 1892
James B. Jones, sheriff and administrator with the will
annexed OF Powell Shelton, decd Richard Wooon Poll
~ Wootton, Thomas Overton, administrator of Powell
Wooon decd; also, Susan Wootton widow of the said
Powell Wootton, and John Wooton, William Wooon and
Powell Woo'ton, children of the said Powell Wooon nv
ihoias overton, Their next friend, Plaintiffs
against
Peter Bailey, administrator with the will annexed or
Samuel Wooton, Sen, Joseph Is. Clause Samuel Woot
ton and George w Brame, his secures) ALSO the said
Samuel Wootton, Martha Tanner, Samuel Wootton Jr
David c. WOotton, John Wooiton, VIM. Daniel Jr and
Elizabeth his wife, -- Coleman and Nancy his wife
and William Wootton; also, WIN. SHELTON and Epbraim
Allen and Martha his wife, and Samuel Daniel Henry
Wall and Sarah his wife, Elizabeth Daniel James Cardy
and Ritter his wife, Walter Daniel John Daniel and
Martha Wall widow Of Frederick WALL decd DeGs
he defendants, Peter Bailey George w. Brame Mar
tina Tanner, David C.. Wootton, VIM. Daniel Jr and Eli
zabeth his wife, - Coleman and Nancy his wife
William Wootton William Skelton Ephraim Allen and
Martha his wife, Samuel Daniel, Henry Vail and Sarah
his wife, Elizabeth Daniel, James CIardy and Ritter his
wife, Walter Daniel, John Daniel, and Martha Wall wi
dow OF Frederick Wall, decd, not having entered their
appearance accordin TO the of Assembly and the rules
OF this Court; and appearing from satisfactory evidence
that they are not inhabitants OF this State on the motion
OF the plaintiffs, by Richard RI. Baptist their attorney il
ordered that the said defendants do appear al rules
10 be holden for the said Court the Clerks Office thereof
on the hrst Monday in January next, and answer the
plaintiffs bills and that copy Of this order be inserted
IN some newspaper printed in the city of Richmond or
Town OF Petersburg, for eight weeks successvey and
posted at the front door Of the Court House of the saG
county. copy.-Teste,
October 2. " 40 50 -
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October l6.
ACADEMY-Tbis Institution

ND APPAHANN0Ck ACADEMY-This institution
under the charge OF Mr. John G. Lawrence Prncipa
and MIR Oliver White, first Assistant Teacher; aud,
fifty scholars entered second Assistant will
be procured. The scholastic year will comprise
months, divided into two equal sessions. The Of
instruction TO embrace the Greek Latin and French Lam
guages, together with Natural Philosophy, Geometry and
the branches OF English instruction, in such In
stuiiens
TERMs-S1l0 80 for boari washing, tuition and libra
ry fee IL bed and bedding be furnished by the Stewards
Department. which is submitted TO Mr.. Lawrence's 60
vernment an additional charge of six dollars will be
made and, the Library ticket be not taken, deduction
of 81 so.
The Board of Trustees, in announcing new President
OF this Institution, deem to be due TO Mr. Lawrence
on as teacher, as well as from the capacity Of MIR.
White, evinced by the late public examination OF his
classes In the Academy, and the strong testimonial afford
ell by the suboined note Of Mr. Lewis the present Prin
cipal Of the institution combined with the saubry Of
place and comfortable there can hardly be
found eligible situation for youths prepare them
selves Tor College, or TO receive good English education
JOHN ii. BERNARD, President Of the
:, Board of Trustees, 10y order of the Board)
N Is. All applications must be made for entrances TO
Mr. Lawrence, directed to Loyds, in Essex county, until
Christmas, after that time, him the Academy Post.
office. T5O-IOw1 October % 1882
RAPPAHANNocK ACADEMY, Oct. 8.
Mr.. OLIVER WHITE has been associated with the sub.
scber in the management of this institution for about
twelve months past During this time, his have
been faithfully and industriouy directed the improve.
ment of his scholars Mr. VS. conduct has been such a,
pleasure Of his acquaintance II affords no small sa
tsacon TO bear testimony to his amiable manners and
genemanly department, since he has been member of
my family CHARLES A. LEWIS ir
JOHN DICKERSON, Treasurer Of the
Board of Trustees, (by order of the Boari.)
nm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rules holden in
N the Clerks office Of the Circuit Superior Court Law
and Chancery for the county of Hanover the 3D. day
of September, 1892:
Laney Jones, Sheriff Of Hanover, to whom the estate
OF Amanda Mallory, decd committed for adninstra
ton, Plaintiff
against
John Kimbrough. r. and Geo. Mason, Defendants.
The Defendant John Kimbrough, jr not having enter
ed his appearance and given security according Act
oil Assembly aud the Rules Of this Court and il appearing
to the satisfaction of the Court that he is iniaban
OF this country il is ordered, that the said Defendant do
appear here, at the Rules TO be holden in Clerks Of
ce oil the said Court in the month of December next and
answer the Plaintiffs bll-and that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in newspaper published in the
CITY oil Richmond for two months SUCCESSFULLY that
another be posted tho front of the Court
oil this county. Copy.-Tese,
PHILIP b. WINSTON, CIk
Oc'ooer .. 43-WSw