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ELAM NOTEGE.

8. s. LII e. Q. =. EGyIgTT.T.
IA " L entered into partnership in the
Il Il practice of law Their residence is
at Little Rock, where one of the partners
may generally be found. Thef will prac
tice in The Superior Court and IA most OF
the Circnit Courts OF the Territory of Ar
kansas. g'l,ey may be retained to attend
any term of any Court in said Territory
Business intrnsted to them shall be, unc-
tually and diligently attended to.
.Harch 20, 1922. LIZ
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10000 pounds Of Beef

Also, one sci Of proposals TO furnish AMI
deliver at tile depot, at Horse Prairie W
niles west from Fort Towson, and at sps u
ether places mot exceeding two) as sGs sl
be designated by the Receiving gent
neither Of which 10 exceed the d,stance =;
40 miles from the depot above named
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'TerritorY off Arkansaa.

County Of Hampstead, IS.
ME-, Eli Edmunson and Robert Patter-
~ son.. have this day viewed STRAY
Horse, produced to liz by James Andrew
and we find said Horse 10 be of the follow.
ing description: brown bay about thir-
teen hands high, three years old last spring /,
no brands perceivabie; and we appraise
said iorse TO ten dollars.
RoBER fPATTERs0N,3
ELI EisMtJNSON. appraisers
sworn and subscribed to before ma, this
18th September, 1892
Al EN- NJ. OAKLEY, J. p.
A copy--attest,
aw WIEN VI. OAKLEY- CLeaE
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100000 pounds Of Beet,

And also, one set Of proposals to furnish
and deliver al the depot, 225 lilies souti.
westwardly from Fort Smith, en- the A..
kansas, and at such otter places tiiot ey
ceeding three) as shall be designated "
tie Receiving Agent, neither Of which "a
be more than50miies from The depot abors
named,
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s.R. CHERRY, Clerk
of CY.iRsndea Circuit Court.
October 18th, 1882.
UNITED Sft4Hs or AMERICA.
IERRGroRy OF ARKANsAs

County Of Griaeaden, IS.
20 the Sheriff Of said counfy-GREETING :
We command you, that you summon
Mary Troy, late Mary Richardson, If size
he found within your bfitiwioks to appear
eefpre the Judge Of our Circuit Court, sit
ting on the chancery side thereof, at the
court. house in said county, on the first
Monday after the fourth Monday in No
vemher. 1882, TO answer John Troy to the
foregoing complained petition or libel for
divorce. ad you make cue return Of
this writ TO our said Court.
,..s.. Witness my hand as Clerk
.ssz of said Court, and under the
IS 81 seal of office of SAID Circuit
1ssAgS Court, this 9Th day Of June,
1922, and in the ffty-sixth
year of the American inde-
pendence
true copv-testc.
s. Il CHERRY, Clerk.
.tst ath 1929 .9N 6sg-Zfpf fer 81
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{ $4,000 Rations.

The other set ofproposals 10 faraisf aud
deliver al the depot, above named, ant
at such other places as shall be require,
and as fherein directed.
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NEW FERRY

ON POfN / RAA3ts : REEK.
YESHE subscriber has eut new road di
4 vefging from the United States road
to the right, at the edge of Point Remove
bottom, and crossing Point Remove creek
at his house, and intersectipg again on the
west side, IN the bottom Of oint Remove.
This road avoids the old scite of the Uni
ted States road For the distance of two
mites, and is on dryer and firmer ground
than the old road The subscriber las cut
the road at his own expense, and It is now
confirmed Fy the court. lie has graduated
the banks Of the creek so that wagons with
heavy loads can pass with ease. The
banks are eausewayed to the water edge,
50 as always 90 be arm and safe; and his
boat recently built, IS go feet in length,
and la clear breadth, and built Of the best
materials. His landings areso construct
ed, with finn abHtments, that the boat
serves as firm bridge from one abutment
to the other in low water, and in high "a
ter safe Ferry boat. Travellers, and
others wishing TO cross, will meet with
prompt attention at the Ferry.
WILL An ELLIS. Sen'r.
Point Remore CoHway county,
October 2Gth, 1882. 30 3w
n ~. - II. II
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United States Of America.
rERRIroRy OF ARKANSAS.
r r,

TERRITORY OF ARKANSAS.
County Of Criaeaden, IS.
Crittendcn Circuit Court May term, le32.
PETITION FOR DIyoRcE.
0W, at tins day, came ohm Troy, by
y his solicitor, iiorner. and filed his
petition or libel, praying a divorce from
his wife, Mary Troy, upon which it is or
dered, that a summons issue returnabie to
the next term of tl,is Court and it being
sufficiently shown 10 the satisfaction of the
Court, that the said defendant, Nary, is
not an inhahitant of this county. it is fur
tier ordered, that the complainant cause
said summons TO be published in some
newspaper printed in this Territory, one
a week for SIX weeks successfully.
A eopy-teste,
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GASSsSs & - j. IS

@5S. Secsss.1 & s.s -
IN FINDER their services in the various
"a branches of their profession TO the cit
liens of Little Rock and IFS vicinity, in
which place they have permanently set
tied, and hope from assiduty and atten-
ton, to share a portion of the public pat
ronago. One or the other may a all times
be found at their Office, if not profession
ly absent.
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Suitable for the Arkansas and River trade.
WITH FULL SUPPLY OF
BOAT STORES.
they Will keep IN operation regular
line Of Steam boats from New-Orleans to
Iantonment Gibson, and will forward all
Goods freighted on their boats, free 0,
storage at the Mouth of White river, and
forward the SAME with despatch. sier-
chants and others, wishing any articles in
their line of business, bysending an order,
accompanied with the cash, will have the
same tnrnished at cost ADD freight, when
shipped on their boats
they have now two Boats, (the Rein
deer and Soiant) and are making arrange
ments far q large Boat, to ply between
New-Orleans and the Rock. which will
afford great facilities to Merchants shin
ping by their line Of boats.
WILLIAM MONTGOMERY.
Oh ARIES KELLY,
DAVID MILLER.
JOHN RtNGGOLD.
lut,.
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100000 Rations.

The other set of proposals TO furnish
and deliver at the depot above named and
at such other places as shall be reeuired
and as therein directed,
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Territory of Arkansas.

hadfpende''ce County, SIS.
October Term of the Conaty Court o.
independence county
Jonathan johnson and Eeaii'a. johnson,
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Office Of tie Commissioners asnaer the .da.
to carry inio effect The Convention aoilh
Fg-uUce
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j. Z. FkOSI, becrefnrV.
The papers authorized to publish the
laws Of the United States Will insert the
above notice once week until the third
Monday of December next, and forward.
their accounts to this Office for payment.
Sept 2n ~ Nv
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E'ebEEEg a.
'AMuem rtt uuMAix, vx,r>a.'7


tFtom the i,aiys Book,
THE NATURAL BRIDGE VA
NAESttc aScl wh1, s9ii r,1td
ihHp 10 thy towsiis height,
ny, was the titklns roys he,.
)rl mia aiforl h8 mjo?
'Th,t power piled ho,, rock, or h,-h,
Plaral with n'as,si'f hlni,
Eanfp whose form IN, uphGsIcyc
tlio"S weak oSuli this DO ran,
stsr, link by Ink, ny towering .hcuvrr
May roach the c,efao throne,
80 power, great, ~; wrought
That toun-t'Oi worked aolo.
Co ro,I thy Tyrahils high.
bid t1Hcrs ail tomplc, /
'niu 'hs "lou Is AROUND th,n Nv,
They kiss ha stopping skies.
\ :iuTo viii stil abovo heo IN 10,
Pity thy foolish play,
FCt thou thysclf at na'ro'F chilli,
ffa'l bong ofto%ay.
Dos,roJing time shall sao,9 away
Thy ianly ctan oil, ali,
Ftt wonder work shall sco,n deeaI,
Tai N-turo's selfshll hil.
Maipstio afch! vrsinii', pride,
still sit,tch tly form on high
Long rs thy volicrS shall aailo,
May FnIelnnns banuct Ay
Lortsvlr's Al5cmarle, Va.
'joeon pronounced creates. curiosity ~ o world r,
he"oVot must yioli tho palm thu Falls of Nasara
SYMPTOMS OF CHOLERA MORBUs
II uo1t think, say, Bill "hcm orc chap,
~ ~ attarSsd - Just now had notion % OF
Es2, aya Tom, "bn think they have
W mon saer'j StrciSy Inclined to collar mob u.s."
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CoatM1ss1oNrn,s Orr1cr

~, richmond, OH May, 1882
inc parties concerned will take notice that have ap-
pointed he loh day OF July next 10 commence the
cuon OF The foregoing order, which time they are re-
CURED 10 attend before at my Office at the Capitol i'm
ne cry OF richmond, with all necessary accounts and
proofs in relation TO the matters by said order referred 10
one OF the Commissioners OF the Court "
May 10. 9t
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n ~ CONCENTRATIONS rules holden in
- me Clerks Office of the county Court Of Charlotte
the 81 day Of April, 1882:
William Matthew'S ,rT
against
Nancy Matthews, the wdow Of William Matthews.
Iec o., Gniin Vaughan and Elizabeth his wife John
Matthews, and Polly Matthews, and William Matthews
ana John wyatt Matthews, infant child of WYATT Mat
"g nv 1cc o., ana william Deuprcc, defts
he defendants, Griffin Vaughan and Elizabeth his
we not having entered their appearance according TO the
act OF Assembly and the Rules OF this Court and il an
Pearng 70 The satisfaction Of the Court that they are
not inhabitants of this State OH The motion Of n,c Main
IN by COUNSEL is ordered that the said defendants do
appear here on the first Monday in July next and enter
'her appearance and answer the plaintiffs BILL and give
security for performing the decree of the Court and a
copy OF this order be inserted in paper printed in the
city OF Richmond, for two months successfully and posted
at The trout door OF thc Court house of tho said county
A Copy Testc. WINSTON ROBINSON. q.
april H. 1tt~vsY,
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E,veuty-second Oongrcss. --Scss. 4.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

.HOndGy .6fdy IL.
Mr.. Adams submitted tho following resolution which
hes one day for consideration:
ReSoired, That the President Of the United States he
requested TO communicate 10 this House if in hi, inda.
mcnt not Incompatible with the public interest comics Of
Court Of Denmark, under which the rcccn, treaty of in
demnlty was ncgoa'edof the protocol Of the 27,li Au-
gnst, 1929 and of the correspondence of the said CHARGE
dAGdres with the Danish government and with the De-
paTtment cl State, relating 10 the said negotiation
rptvtLEGEs or coNGnEss
MIR j. ;. BNrhour, offered the following resolution:
Resoiued, That the Committee on the Judiciary hc in
srucied TO report I'LL defining con;cmp,S against either
EouSe OF Congress a"L prescribing tho punishment
thereof
Mr. Taylor called for tho question whether the House
would now consider the resolution.
Mr. Wickje suggested the pIoprcty Of modifying the
resolution ~ 10 direct the Judiciary Committee to ell
qutre INFO the cNpeliancy OF reporting a bill OH tho sub
jcct-to which Mr. Barbour assencd
the resolution being modified aCcOrdiniiv was adoDtcd
C"NrRAcr FOR INDIAN RATIoNs.
r Stanhery moved TO suspend the rule to enable him
TO introduce resolution 10 enquire into the contemplated
fraud relative TO Indian raons, which he asked tho
yeas and nayS-which were ordered.
The question was taken and the leave Granted 20.
100 Noes IL.
Mr.. Stanhery thcn offered the following resolution:
ResOred, That Select Committee be appointed 10 en-
qulre whether an aucrpt made by the late Sccreta
ry oi War, John H. Eaton, auuleutlv give TO Samuel
Houston, or 10 any other person, persons concerned
with samuel Houston contract for supplying raons 10
such Indians as might cmigratc their lands west OF
Arkansas and Missouri; and whether sail Houston made
fraudulent attempt 10 obtain said contract and that the
sNid Committee be further instructed 10 enquire whether
the President of the United States had any knowledge of
~ > e., i :. 4
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q n CHANCERY--VIRGrurA- AT Rules hetIin the
Clerks Ohcc, Of Essex County Court, on Monday tho
2nd day of April, 1892: wv
Austin Brockenbroueh nu0
Walter Jones, Ex'or. OF Catherine Mccall, decd and
III l1,' own Tgh', ana Robert g Blackley, deits.
The defendant, Walter Jones' not having entered bis an
pcarance and given security according 10 the act Of As
scmly, and The rules Of ibis court and IL appearing bv
satisfactory evidence that he is am inhasnt of this
state IS ordered that the said defendants do appear here
on the Third Monday in June next and answer c bin Of
ne PhntI aud that copy Of This order be forthwith in
serted ~ some newspaper published in the city of Rich
nond or town OF fredericksburg for two months success
vcy ana That another copy be posted the front door Of
the Courthouse Of lii. county A Copv Tesie
JAMES ROY MICOU, Jr e.
April ~ III VA,
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~ R1-VIRoINIA.--In the Circuit Sin.
Perior Court OF Law and Chancery for Henrico COUNTY
on Tuesday, November ed 1881 !'
William Marshall, ,pIs;,iG


against
Lewis I-cah, adn'r. OF John WaltalI deceased John
LolanI Peter Walthall, Henry Waltha Bartlett wal.
man, William Wdhall, William Lcath Joel Leatb Al
i'cd ilson and Elizabeth his wife, Peter Lcah cws
Lean, IT, Martha Leah, Henry Bradshaw and Mary bs
wife, Thomas Marshall John Bransiord and Elizabet I
wife, and Nancy Walthan Defendant ''
ms cause came on this day 10 he heard on the bill
answers exhibits and examinations Of Witnesses and was
argued ny counsel! On consideration whereof The Court
Golh adlndgc, order and decree that tc bill of the plain
m so lar as seeks 10 set mp and establish the vr,ino
Oh inc ZZi day oil October thousand eight hundred
ana wen,y-lour, an Office copy whereof il flied as an
% I'D ms cause, as the true Testament and last win of
joan Wdlai deceased, 10 his personal estate le dis
missed; and that tic plantTdopay The defendants their
COSTS by Them about their defence in this behalf cxo.nd
CO. 10 be adjusted in the final decree TO be pronounced in
ms cause, and the Court retaining the bill as 10 all s
ohcr OBJECTS doth further adudge order and decree ta
me defendant Lewis Leah, do render an account Of his
transactions on Inc estate OF his ntcstae John Wabal
ana also an account OF all the personal estate of his said
ntcState, before of the commissioners of this our
VINO Is directed TO apportion the balance if any, which
sa appear on such settlement to be due from the decn
"aht Lewis Leath, among the parties in this cause The
next oil Kin to the said John W,hal according to their
specive rights, under the for the distribution of intc
ales estate and report the said accounts to the Court
WIN any matters specially stated, deemed pertinent IN,
himself or which may be required by The parties 10 be SO
stated a Copy Tcslc j. ROBINSON, G. c.
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BN CHANCERY-In Amelia county court, March
Moses Oycrlon, adm'or Of Rhody jeadlcs, plG
against
Nathaniel NJ Motley, Parskn Motley and Thomas T.
Jcter, J.Gs
his day came the Plaintiff by his counsel and fled his
bill against The defendants. The defendants Nathaniel M
Motley, and P'rs Motley, not having entered their ap
pearance and given security according 10 the act of As
senby aud the rules OF this court and il appearing 10 the
satisfaction OF the court that they arc not inhants Of
this commonwealth; on The motion Of the plaintiff by his
counsel ordered that the said defendants do appear
mere on Inc fourth Thursday in June next and answer
inc paniii' biI, and that copy Of this ORDER be forth
WIN inserted IN some newspaper published in tic city Of
RICHMOND Tor TWO months successfully and that another
copy be posted atthc front door Of the court horse I his
county, on two successive court days. A copy Testc
April 3. fl07-wSwl JOHN r. iEIGu g
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18th Street. Richmond, Va
have on hand 200 gallons Copa Yarnish of my own,
make, suitable for House Painters, Chair and Cabinet
Makers which warrant of the best quality and 10 dry
qnick-lkewise, Coach Yarnish, which will engage to
poish well, and not crack. As intend manufacture Is
constantly and hope TO supply the State, win sell by
wholesale lsay 10 gaons) low il be procurcdJ
In the Northern Cities II the varnish approved Of
IT will be taken back, and the money returned.
Aprll ~. lift c. w. McGINNESS.
" The Editors of the National lnteligcnccr WASH
ngton; lnteigcnccr, Petersburg; and Beacon Norfolk
will publish the above weekly for two months and send
their accounts to this office.
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DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSIup.-
NJ Mercantile business heretofore conducted in Char
otie county, under the firm OF Samuel S. Fugua & 20
was dissolved on the 3ls March last by mutual consent
Joh Arnsead having consigned all his interest therein
10 josiah p" ChapPcH. JOHN ARMISTEAD
SAMUEL S. FUQUA.
nc business viii be continued in future under te firm,
oil CdGFpHI 8 FVqua. JOSIAH W. CHApPEII
49, SAMUEL s. FUQUA.
HPH a. tli-w4ws
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81 ilh BAIHS-Thc Subscriber has the pleasure to
" INFORM the public that his Bathing house now open
Tor inc reception oil Bathcrs. CHARLES BECK.
April IL. llI-tf
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,T,N.
ri VI ICE-Ihcrc will be sold at the Tavern of VIM.
- ftch in the town of charlottesville on FRIDAY
me Z2d day OF June next (and should that be had Ia,
then ON the next good day thereafter Sunday eyccntcG
all The shares OF stock in the Rvanna Navigation Con,n5
ny heu by persons who have paid the full amount of
cars MADE on said shares amounting TO thirty dollars on
each shaTc.-l3y order OF the Board OF Directors.
DANIEL f. CARR Treasurer
May 10. o r,,GI
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EN Observation-Disclosures Rulos, holiea IA
N the Clerks ofhco of the Circuit Superior Court OF
Law and Chancery for the County OF Buckingham the
second Monday of March. 1882:
Merriwchcr Lewis, PHI
against
William Laird John Hill, Walter l.. Fontane, Amber.
Abraham and rheodosa Abraham administrative with
the will annexed, of Jacob L. Abraham, decd, Defts
The defendant, Anderson Abraham not having entered
his appearance and given security according the Act
Assembly and the Rules OF this Court, and it appearing,
by satisfactory evidence, that he is not an nhahitan
this country, il is ordered that the said absent defendant
do appear here the first day OF the next September
term and answer the bill OF the plaintiff and that copy
oil this order be forthwith inserted in newspaper pub
ished in the city of Richmond, Tor months success
svey and posted at the front door Of the Court House
in the said county. n Copy. Tesie,
Il. ELDRlDGE, c. s.. c.
MAY C.
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FE7O JOURNEYMEN HOUSE-PAINTERS-T
subscriber wishes 10 employ twelve or fifteen House
Painters 10 work on the Capitol in Richmond.
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WISH buy 6rst rate Carpenter of good Character
not to exceed the age Of 20 years for which will pay
liberal price Apply to at Richmond, in few days
May Is. t3-3rI LEWIS A. COLLIER.
~ OTlCE-All persons having any claims against the
late Mrs Mary Randolph of Amelia county, Yir-
sina, due, either by bonds, notes. open accounts, or
Otherwise arc earnestly requested to present them pro-
perry authenticated without delay, TO the undersigned for
Adjustment in order that the necessary arranrcments
may be made for their speedy payment; and all persons
indebted TO Tic said estate solicited 10 come forward
ana make immediate payment The administrator bene,
desrous 10 close his administration the end of the pre-
sent year, 1882 in order that division of the personal
estate which shall come into his hands may be divided be-
tween the heirs and distributes OF the said Mrs Mary
Randolph, decd WILLIAM EGGLESTON
adn'or Of Mary Randolph, deed.
Amelia County, May s. li7-6yv
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THE GLOUCESTER CAMPFIELD RACES
EA|ILL commence on Wednesday the 30tb Inv or
w MHy-First Day, a swecpslakc, mile heats. for
haiayeuC coils entries, and closed Same day.
"e'psdNe Tor colts and FLIES not exceeding wears Old
1l nave never won race any established course
@eto'" dy post stake, two mile heats, $50 entrance
1h'Td Dny Jockey Club Purse, three mile heats mo.
ney up, subject discount of 10 per cent Purse .25O.
twenty dollars entrance, TO he added TO the Purse
F"'"t DGy mile heats, best 3 in i've for money rc
coired at the gatc-entrance SI5.
May 10. a
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y N CHANCERN-NG RGINIA.-At rules held in the
n Office OF the Clerk OF the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery of Northumberland county, on the 9th
day of April, 1882:
James and Fleet Cox, executors Of Peter p Cox de-
ceased and William Middleton, administrator of Thomas
Conway, deceased, Complts
against
Edward Coles, late Sheriff Of Northumberland county,
and in that character administrator of William Gordon de-
ceased, Marha I. Gordon, Julanna v Gordon, Catha-
rine Nens, Samuel Downing, George Downing, Thomas
> Sydnor and Sarah his w;i William Herbert, admins
traitor OF Joseph Conway, deceased, and James M Smith,
executor oil James smith, deceased, Defendants
This day came the compliments by L. NJ Berry Esq
their counsel, and the defendant William Herbert adm
nistaor of Joseph Conway, deceased having entered
ms appearance aud given security, according the
Assembly and the rules of this Court and appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is not inhabant OF this
Commonwealth; it is ordered that the said defendant
appear here the first day of the term and
answer the bill OF the complanants; and ,hat copy OF
this order be forthwith inserted in newspaper pub
~ and posted at tie front door OF t6 cot 6fYse
county. Copy, SA NJ LELAND n C'
May Is. q So
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May Is
Nm CHANCERY- VInGINIA-In Lancaster Count
81 Court, March Goth, 1882.
John Samson co,,ort

81 Court March 20th, 1882.
John Sampson, Complt.
against
Thomas s. Chappcll, VIM. Payne Lawson George, Cy-
rus Doggct and William Mitchell, ir., Dclts
The complainant having this day filed his bill, and il
appearing 10 the satisfaction of the Court that the dcien-
dan Thomas S. Chappcl is not inhabitant of this
Commonwealth, it is therefore ordered that the defendant
Thomas SChappel, do appear here the third Monday
June next, and answer the bill of the complainant And
Is further ordered, that The other defendants William
Payne, Lawson George, Cyrus Doggett and William
MITCHELL Jr do not pay, convey away, secrcte the
money or effects in their hands, belonging to the other
defendant Chappe until the further order and decree
this curt Concerning the same and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in the Richmond Enquirer for
two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted at the front
the Court House of this county.
Attest, ROBERT p. DUNAwAY, d. C.
May 4. Il6-wSw