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Litchfield enquirer., 1832-04-05

The f0H0Ulng 0TttcLeS are among the assortment, TONERS PLANES, Moulding Tools, O &zc. at the manufacturers prices double and single Cast Steel and German Steel Plane Irons of every width; CHISELS and GOU- GEES of all kinds FILES of every descrip- ti0n; MILL SAWS; cross scut Saws;s hand, pannel, back and compass do.; Wood Saws. with or without frames; Augers, patent and common Gimblets, Screw Drivers, patent and common Iron Squares, Trying do. Bevils, Rules, COmpasses, Hammers, carpenters and coopers Adzes, Pincers, Nippers, Pliers. Spoke Slaves, Awls, Tacks, Sparables, Brads, Brass Nails, Princess metal do. Paint and white wash Brushes, Coach Wrenches, Drawing Knives, Knives and Forks, bread, shoe and butcher Knives, Penknives, Razors & Straps, Tailors Shears, Scissors, Stump Joints, HAR- NESS TRIMM1NGs, and Bridle Bitts. Sheep Shears, Trowels, Bed Screws, Wood Screws, Bed Keys, Commode Knobs and Rings, Bed Caps, Escutcheons, Table Butts, plate, sock ct and back CAsToRs-dOor, closet, trunk, chest, draw and cupboard Locks-Knob and Pad Locks, Cupboard Turns, Bolts, But tons, Butts and Hinges of all sorts, Door Han dies, Window Springs-sheet iron and com- position Yea Kettles, Sauce Pans, FryingPans, Gridirons, Chopping Knives. Coffee & Spice Mills. Mortars and Pestles, Spoons, Brass Ket- ties, Shovels and 7'ongs, Brass Andirons, Cor ner Hooks, LOOKING GLASSES, Britain nia Tea and Coffee Pots, Flat Irons, Brass Stair Rods, Brass and Black Door Knockers, brass, iron and plated Candlesticks. Dog Col lars, Cork Screws, large & small Steelyards. Pins, Needles, Thimbles, Mathematical h. struments. Spectacles, Tea Bells, Sleigh Bells, House Bells, GUNS, with percussion and common Locks, Percussian Caps, Flints, Rat and Mouse Traps, LAMPS, Servers, Halter and Trace Chains, Bed Cords, Flax Rope, Shovels and Spades, Skates, Brass Cocks with keys, Block-tin do. Shutters and Trays, Sand Paper, Patent Knife Sharpeners, STEEL,
 BUFFALO ROBES,
 SOLE LEATHER. Sc. Sc. Sc.
 S. P. BOLLES.
 Litchfeld, Dec. 8, 1881 26
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-04-05
RANAWAY

TyROM the subscriber, on the 18th inst. an E indebted boy hy the name of GEORGE HAWKSLEY. about tho age of fourteen wears. This is to forbid all persons harbor- ing. trusting. or employing. said boy. on ps- nally of the law.
 CHARLES COGSWELL.
 Washingtos, Marck 20, 1889 42
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-04-05

AtG Court of Probate for the District cf Sha-
 ron, holden at Salisbury, oe the 1oM day of
 March, 4. D. 1832-
 Present. Samuel Church, Esq. Judge. ." HEREAS it is represented to this W Court, that DANIEL GAY, late of Sha- ron, in said district, deceased in his life time made to his children and heirs at law sundry advancements by way of portion or settle ment, in unequal shares:
 Ihereupon ordered, that the consideration and settlement of said advancements be made at the Probate Office in Salisbury. on the l7th day o'clock next. at g o'clock in the forenoon; and that all persons interested therein may appearand be heard thereon, it is further or- dered. that the administrators upon the estate of the said Daniel Gay do cause this order to be published in newspaper printed in Litch- field two weeks successively before the said 17th day of April next.
 A copy of Record.
 Al SAMUEL CHURCH. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-04-05
TO PRINTERS.

TTHE Proprietor of this Establishment } IL (Nesc- Hamn Advertiser, Conn. Journal, aad W. H. Chronicle) wishes to dispose of one halt of his interest to skilful and industrious Printer, of good character. The terms will be reasonable; and the business he thinks will satisfy reasonable expectations.
 H. E. PECK. Ne,O- Haven, March, 1882 42
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-08
For WnIo.
JAMES RIVER s. KANAWHA IMPROVE


Strong az have been the evidences given by the
hoeral subscription already taken, to the grea,
WORK, OF its probable value when executed; there
remains much to be done to insure it's success. To
those who have with marked public spirit, led
The van III offering their resources for the
Oh TINS work, all praise is justly due. Much no
mains yet to be dono. In the result Virginia ha,
deep stake. Her future advance in populat ion
wealth and commerce, hangs mainly upon this pro
Ject But how much greater interest has all the
James RIVER and kanawha country-thc towns
villages, and cities, these water courses, nvol-
we'd IN the issuo-and how deeply grcateful shou Id
all who live in that region of tho State, who fee
Tor the future hopes and prospects of the Old Do
mlnion, feel towards those who have proved their
public spirit by offering their for the per feet
ION OF the Work in question. To give to these hi n
SPIRITED and enterprising citizens of State the
iuii benefit of their good and Gbcraty il is
hoped in due season, that the Commissioners will
give the Public a list of the subscribers. Such n
measure 1t is respectfully suggested, will have a
two-fold effect, strongly recommending it.
LIST. To prove by reference to the names .t,pd.
Ing character, and known resources of the subscr;
bers, that the subscriptions made are real and sub
stantiai-that overy dollar subscribed NAV reason
aoy DC expected to be paid-and that while Foreiyn
Capaiists arc invoked to aid our citizens we offer
bcrs. ' "a 'u"sen-
"a IL rs but an act of pure Justice, to the lbe
raj and public spirited subscribers, that the public
should be informed who are those who have provod
their claim to its gratitude and regard nv an no
nest, even should it prove an Intellectual effort 90
advance It's prosperity. Such proof cannot be had,
nor ITS consequent rewards realized without the
publication recommended. Indeed evcry man who
mas $1,000 iorth on this occasion, real patron of
'iis ochenciai Improvement, should DO gratefully
remembered, patronzed and cherished, by every
friend to the general Improvement of tho country
and Its advancement in physical and moral power.
LOCKER ON.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-08
PRIVATE CONSEQUENCES.
4" me Editors Of the Courier and Enquirer.
PARIS, TuuRsDAY ArrrpSoox

PARIS, THURSDAY AFrgaNoox,
18th APRII.
Inc govoi nmeBt has heen very much blom.d
,o' conceai'ng the extent of the ravages OF tho
o"o'era uuring the worst part of it's career I'm
W ,ne period when tho number of its victims
c The walls of Paris did not exceed three or
oui hundred day, the details were regularly and
.'"'uiiy gwen I'm the columns of tho Moniteur
i nn erroneous idea then arose that it would no
D"ge, DO safe to tell the whole truth. and from
VIZ .'h 10 the 18th instant, tho disclosures were
H., U"nned TO the number of patients admitted and
, ,he number of deaths which occurred in the pub-
ao hospitals. The public authorities in giving those
u'oors, ana not venture to declare that thew re-
P,esen'eu tho whole of the casualties produced in
a.s oy the prevailing epidemic, but they left it
% inferred in terms vague and indie
nn''e as TO excite u much moro painful feeling in
mo pubic mind of uneasincss and alarm than the
'iuc" ana The whole truth could possibly have call
Gu i"r.n. AT length the 18th inst. some relief
was Afforded to this state of universal anxiety by
,ne publication of bill ofmortality which shall
mere endeavor to reduce to u tabular form, with
euch additions as have occurred since the day of
ms appearance. The first column gives the dates,
.ne second the deaths in privte houses, the third
nose In civil, and the fourth those in mtary hos.
P'ais' while the last represents the total each
ocy. The first line of the table includes the whole
OF the deaths from the first public announcement
OF the disease tho Oath of March till the end of
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-08
yHyHE suL.crib.r is authorized to ALL M4.s.La. |

VIE subscriber is authorized to sell May6elis,
belonging to tho heirs of Peter Tinslcy, de-
ceased. The tract contains about 500 acres; has
:" II commodous two storicd dwelling house; is
near all OF wood land, of original growth; or CO.
.e'ea with pine and cedar of second growth; it lies
III hanover county, on the public roads, aud with
III lew hundred yards of the Mechanicksville turn
PIKE ana also, within from TO miles Of the
eny OF Richmond; the situation is healthy, and in
ah excellent neghborhood: the tract will be sold
ehrc' or divided to suit purchasers-and ~ to the
payments, every reasonable accommodation will
be aSordcd.
me subscriber will DO ot Capt. BENZ. Hazle-
GIo'es tavern, very near the land on Thursday
1917 .n instant prepared to treat with those dis
posed to purchase-and if it is sold i'm parcels ia
10y mem OIL. All persons disposed to purchase,
qS's S TO attend. =. STREET.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-08

IL Is now good many days since the bulletin.
OF tho health of M. Casimir Pcrer have ceased
to appear in the Moniteur, in consequence of his
Reconnaissance and his rapid rcstoratior to his
usual health and strength. Two other mcrnbers of
the cabinet have, however, been attacked Within
the last "a hours, viz: the Count d'Argout Minis
ter of Commerce & Public Works. and Admiral Da
Rigney, the Minister of Marine, SO that three of
the great departments of state, together with the
presidency OF the council, at this moment i'm
allegiance. 1t is natural that this state of thinns
should have given rise to a variety of rumou,s of
projected changes in the ministry. By some it il
said that Nj. NJ ole has been sent for to the 'ruile
res and that he has actually laid before the King
the list OF new administration.-By others II 10
reported and, as have reason to believe with RI
Their better foundation, that NJ. De Gaze had been
applied to TO replace NJ. Casimir Pericr, in the
event OF his falling victim to the malady which
placed him tor some days in the most imminent
danger. Since NJ. Perers illness the King has
presided in person at the sittings of the Cabinet
Council, a circumstance which is spoken of bv tho
liberal journals as unconstitutional in principle as
interfering with ministerial responsibility and as
even Infringement of those clauses of the char
ter by which that responsibility is enforced The
list ascribed to NJ Mole has been freely circulated
tins morning, and the most remarkable circum
stance connected with it iS, that it is graced with
the names of several of tho leading members of
the liberal opposition, among which stands that of
M. Odilon Barrot, Minister of the Interior
My own opinion, however, is, that the whole is an
Ingenious fiction, cOntrived for party purposes
and that NJ. Mole was never sent for at all M De
Gaze, however, am assured really consulted;|
and as he would undoubtedly have maintained the
ministerial system which has proved so successful
III France during the last thirteen months his NOM
ination as NJ Perier's successor, was not, perhaps
unsuitable to the present circumstances of the
country, it he could have made himself person.
ally acceptable to the other members of the
cabinet. The accession of NJ. Decaze how
ever, would undoubtedly have inferred the ro-
trement of General Sebastian, whose department
| no would probubiy have combined with the presi-
dency of the council. 1t is needless, however, to
pursue the speculation farther, unless some Sc.
rious accident occur. am fully persuaded that no
immediate change is now in contemplation.
The cholera is said to have reached the Castle
OF Ham, where Prince Poignac is now struggling
with the disease. Among its victims in Paris is the
Prince CaSfel-Ueala, the Ne9politan ambassador
together with three four of the Peers and five
J or six members of the Chamber of Deputies. In
! the lower classes the men have been the principal
sufferers in the proportion of about two TO one in
the upper ranks, the in a still higher
! proportion.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-08

L ind 1t impossible to procure the exact number
of the deaths up to the latest moment with any
Pretenson to accuracy, but there cannot be tho
least doubt that they now exceed 10000 and as the
number of cases in the early stages of the disease
"heh its character was more virulcnt than it has
since ocsome bore proportion TO the deaths some
where between five to two and three to one the
number OF persons affected by it may now be sta.
ted IN round numbers TO amount to at least 80 OOO
or about four per cent on the whole mass of the
population
Surprising the disease to be suddenly arrested at
ITS present point which would be inconsistent with
the whole of its previous history tho proportional
loss which Paris has suffered as compared with the
otner great cities of Europe which have yet been
visited by the disease would be very considerable
as you will at once perceive casting your eye O.
yer the following abstract, in which the first CO.
lumn gives the names of places the second the a.
mount OF their population, the third the number of
persons affected by cholera, and the fourth the num-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-08
BANK OF MARYLAND }

BANK OF MARYLAND
BALTIMORE, Dec 26th 1881.
81 RY resolution of the Board of Directors of
n tins institution, the following scale and rates
have been adopted for the Government of the OH
GERS thereof i'll receiving depositcs of money sub.
ject to interest, viz:
For depositcs payable ninety days after
demand, certificates shall be issued bearing
interest Ut tne rate per annum of per ct
For deposites payable thirty DAYS after
demand, certificates shall be issued bear
my Interest at inc rate per annum of per CT
On current accounts, deposites sub
Iect TO be checked for at the pleasure of
the depositor, interest shall be allowed
a. 'io raLe OF per ct
BY order, r. WILSON, Cashier.
may "a SSx
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-08

~ In pursuance of Resolution of the National
Republican Convention of Young Men of the Uni
ted States, lately assembled at Washington City, a
Convention of the National Republican Young Men
of the State of Virginia will be held at Stanton
on the third Monday i'll July next, to which the
friends of Mr.. Clay in the different counties are
respectfully invited to send Delegates.
Editors o. newspapers throughout the State arc
requested to copy the above notice into their re-
Spcciive journals.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-08
E'ESlNMDEe Property esE .RWc-
f6nA

AN TUESDAY, the 10Th day of June next.
" we will sell, at public auction, the following
very valuable property, belonging to the Estate of
the late James Govan, viz:
The story Brick Building and appurtenances
thereto attached, f. or Main Street near the
Union Hotel now in tho occupancy of Henry
Clarke The House is about % feet front on +,
Street, and the Lot extends back about IFS feet
Also, two Lots adjoining the above property,
between 1T and that Of the late John Clarke each
containing about 30 feet on T. Street and extend.
ing back about l75 feet.-These are very finely
situated Lots for building on, and are amongst the
most desirable in that part of the city.
a Lot Cary or ID Street, on which is erect
ed an extensive Brick Building, &c, intended for
the purpose of Tobacco Mandatory. Said Lot
fronts Oil Cary ID Street, about gu feet, and ex-
tends back about 140 feet, to alley.
Also, Lot adjoinining the above with a
Wooden Tenement thereon, fronting on Carey or
ID Street, about l07 feet, Ito the corner of Dock or
18th Street,) and extending said Dock Street.
about 40 feet to alley.
Also four Lots, Nos. 49, 81 IL and ~, in Du
wallis addition to the city.
Two Lots, each half acre. Nos &c and 657,
at the corner Of G. and ID Streets adjoining the
property of b. w. Leigh, Esq, now in the occu-
pancy of Col. Lambert, Mr.. p. J. Chevallic's
residence. These two Lots make half the square,
and command elegant and extensive view of
the River, the Falls Plantation, &c.
Two Lots adjoining Nos. 100 and and 12S in II.
foungs Platt of the city, in the ncphbourlood
of the Bloody Run Spring, formerly the property
of VIM. Marshall and Geo. n Nicholson, decd.
The Lot No. 609 III Street, (Shockoe. Hill J
about IS feet in front, and extending back about
! lao feet. On this Lot is a good two story Brick
Building with the necessary out Houses, in excel.
lent order, occupied by NJ. Howell and is a
| fine stand for Grocery other business.
| Terms-6, II and ID months credit, tho first
| note to be satisfactorily endorsed and Deeds n
| Trust on the property.
The sale will commence at ID o'clock with til,
first mentioned Lot, aud continue from day TO dav
when fair at the same hour till all the property i
| sold
| JAMES GOVAN, Ex,ors If
EDWARD GOVAN, IJas Govan
| ARCHD. GOVAN, decd.
! ~ Sales to be conducted by DAvgNPoRr, ALE,
! a. Co and ExUM S. HUBBARD, Aucts.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-08
GRANARY.

Ian Sts, leading to Moyo's Bridge.
VIZ subscriber having taken the well known
Ia. stand recently occupied by Mr.. James Wal.
- VII Keep constantly hand, u supply of
Ut" =, Meal, Oats, Bran, Shorts, &c. Also North
vii, and Ihomostown Lime, all of which he
W" ,r DC disposed to sell on reasonable terms
Tho former customers of the establishment ara
. .oiheu that they can be supplied on the same
'ci"s as they were by Mr.. Wallace
yo 1-eoot JAMES X. BRIDGES
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-08
EOR LIYEKPOoL

mn TOR LIVERPOOL,
rss1s.5ssEN The fine newly coppcrcd ship
IlIl9 COMPLIANT, Capt. DopsoN, now now
- at City Point, and will be ready to
receive cargo In few days-one half of which
being already engaged, it is expected she will
meet with quick despatch. For freight of the re
mainder' aPplyto JOHN d. WM GILLIAT.
VINO offer for sale, landing from the Combat
amt from liverpool, 1900 sacks best stove SALT
regularly filled 10 TO the tonl50 do coarse do do
ina l2-2aw3v ~ we ''"'
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~ TX splendid English Dining Sets, just re.
~ ceived or consignment, and for sale low
by the subscriber. Country merchants, housokcep:
ers, and others, wishing to purchase, arc respect
fully invited to call and examine them.
JOSEPH GILL,
Shoe Store, Main Street, nearly opposite Hub
bard T. Gardners, ma 30
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-08

~ NOTICE.-ReligoTs Services may be cx-
pccicd in the Episcopal Church in Williamsburg,
on Thursday the 18th, to continue until the
evening of Sunday the 18th. On that occasion,
any friends of Religion and the Church. who may
attend, will be Hospitality received by the inhabi-
tanis of the place
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-08
,NCvFhe BLADES. SC.

TNVHOMAS A. RUST, at the Sign Of the Pad
n Lock, has in Store, assortment Of Amer
lean and English Grain and Grass Scythos and
Sickles, with general assortment of Hard Ware
Goods, 70 which he invites the attention Of country
merchants and others. ma ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-08

hEChI tBA HON
r p New Books and Supplies received at the
~ Book Store of the subscribers:
Adventures on the Columbia river
LIE and Writings of Gouvcrneur Morris
nenry Lees Letters on the writings of Jeffo rson
MaIte Brnn's Geography, vols.
Sketches of Public Characters
House Painters Guide
Sisters Budget
Romance and Realitv
PlatpS Universal Biography
Buckmnster's Sermons
Legislative and Documentary History of tho
United States Bank
Memoirs of Obcrlin
Ware on the Formation of the Christian Charac
ter
Memoir Of the Rev. II. Martyr, from tho IO.h
London edition
Wcbster's Speeches
Tho Mothers Book
American Gardener
Memoirs OF Rev. Matthew Henry
Commonplace book OF Poetry
DO. do. of Prose
Farmers and Grazicr's Guide
Watson's Life of Wesley
FAMILY Dyer and Scourer
Harmony of the Gospels
Hairs Lectures on School-keeping
Mirror of Graces
The Pload, ABRIDGED Trcafiscs ON fbe o,.ido,,oo,
-. of Christianity, by +. Wrangbam
History of the Muiny of tic crew OF tho Bounty
ISVIdcn:c OF Prophecy, by Rev 4. Keith
Demands Rctrospcetions of the Stage
Marshalrs Washington
Bourricnne's Napoleon
American Almanac for 1891 and 1892
American Biography.
yo SANXAY f. STREET.
- NUFFS.-Tho Subscriber has lately received
~ additional supplies Of SnufIs, part of which
are OF very superior quality, namely-Copcnhape
MassulaPatam, Rose Maccabau, Black S. Rappcc
Tonquin Mixture, Virginia No do. do Cranula
ted, IRISH High Toast, Eclipse, Natchitoches. and
Lspsr's Scotch. Also, superior fine cut Chewing
and Smoking Tobacco, which will be sold at Fact0
ny prizes.
Je NJ. l.. DAY.
WIN MUSCAT de FRONTlGNAC,
Red Burgundy, in boxes,
Clarct (Chcatcau Lafte,) in boxes,
Do. (St Emilion) do.
Madeira, in quarter casks,
Malaga, do. do.
Rcd, Spanish Winc.) do-~For sale
n ~ JAS WINSTON.
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CASE OF JUDGE BRACKENR1peE.

PHILADELPHIA, May ii, 1882.
Dear ST:-Having been confined to the House
from udisposition, for several days, had not seer
until this morning, the letter of Governor Duyal
written at the instance of tho President, subsc
quently to my having been superseded in office
VIII you be so good as to state your opinion, Of
the justice and truth, of what ID contained in tn
letter.
am, respectfully,
Your obcdient servant,
III. NJ. BRECKENRIDGE.
Hon j. NJ WHITE,
Delegate in Congress
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DIR. JOHN EOFFnS.

NONlC AND ANTI DYSPEPTlC PILLS
ne above pills $50 well known i'm this city)
I 'ho accommodation of the public, will, hereaf.
yer DO regularly kept by the subscriber direct from
III. Eoh and sold at his prices.
~ MuSCO l.. DAY,
olgn oil the Black Boy and Mortar, Market Square.
UFFIN ON MANURES.-Just published.
!" ~ Tor sale by X. L. SMITH, An ESSAY ON
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-08
S0daEeS, Harness. So a

N VIE Subscriber respectfully informs his friends
- and the pnblic generally that he kecps ON
hand at the well known stand formerly occuu,ed Inv
James Sheppard, corner below the Central Uotci
Main Street, general assortment cf ready made
work, OF the very best materials and worknlanshn
consisting of
Gentlemen's and Ladies best plain Saddles
Sna',eu do.
Stitched do
Second rate do
Common Saddles,
Boys do.
Saddle Bags and Vuliecc Pads
Saddle Cloths, of various kinds
Plated and steel bit and badoom Brides
Do. do snaffle Brides
Brass snatile Brides
Piated' steel and brass Stirrup Irons
Plated steel and brass Spurs
English Bride feathers
American black and fair do
Martingales, do. do.
Plated brass and black mounted coach pio h,
rouche and sukey Harness, of various quail.
ties '
Best and common Jersey Harness
Best and common fall and spring top pir Wins
Best and common twig Whips
Plated riding Whips
All kinds of Cart Gear, and MANY other articles
IN his ilne all of which he will sell low for small
profit.
He does solicit his friends and the public to call
and examine his work for themselves
All orders thankfully received and attended to -
via saddles and Harness taken in exchanqo for
new ones. John MITRRkV
- 10 4--d6,2aw3m
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EMgfiNh Eliminc NcfES.

" An APPRENTICE will be taken at the
Whig Office.
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| u ikGlNfA At court hold for Duckin CHAM
County, the 18th March, 1892; Thomas Sta
P,eS' surviving partner of Thomas Staples, u Ste-
Pheh w oodson, late MERCHANTS, trading under tho
hrm ct Thos. Staples u Co, pitt, aganst Valen-
tine Seruggs, and Finch Scruggs, cx'or of Alton
ScruggS decd, deits.--IN CmANcIRY
The defendant Valentine Scruggs, not having
entered his appearance and given security accord
ing to the act of Assembly and the rules of this
Court and II appearing, by satisfactory evidence,
that Inc is not inhabant of this country: 1t is or
dered, that the sad absent defendant do appear hero
on the first day ofthc next June term and answer
the bill of the plaintiff; and that u copy of ,hi,
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published IN the city of Richmond, for two months
successfully, and posted at the front door of tho
50 p ErDBfncC 20 ~