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't - ~ TIT the pet feele tko sulioel
jastly. asd shesgh - bee ~ always
writSss . clearly o. - psetiealiy =
we essld have wished, - ese can
resd he vssk vithset edieestisn cad
sdvaaeags. HE pseo called sThe
Appeal fee ss0sring 0eaiss,n wss
written Ter The bens4t sf Rsbert Csf.
I'm, knsve b the same q the Bsstoa
bard, whs seeas % havs been thes %
. bed of sickness, With FEW % relieve
o. eeose3e hin. u II mech % the no.
nsr q Bryan thst ~ stepped fssvsrd
= aid hin nsr shsald ws withheld
our praise from eertais GOOD eitixsas
81 Boston and New Yerk, whs net
onIy Subscribed largely, bat msde
pablie declarations that the ailise peee
was strictly neral and verify nan,
and wosld make no Improper sss e
the benefactioas If thoss who admired
his genius. This We eoufsss We like.
In the Usited States, Il 10 ssill seces-
sary that virtue shosld belsae o senius.
The Appeal b some seventy psses
lesg. and 10 writtea with Q nstnral
readiness Of language, and % secession
al viEor Of exprsssisu. The dif6cui.
ties which loo born genius has 10 en-
counter, are not ill-expressed in the
following iiaes-they apply 70 many
poets:
BY bard sesess;gs unyiclding law,
IN manual tolls compelled TO spend the hours
To eoaseersse 10 sis sspssiag Muse,
Ihas ne night bring 20 Fight, from hsr rich
TIE spsendid rs.soes q poess. sAorxhs.
A.d in tAsir pe,isAed besssy sprrsd them forth
= 1saoss :dnarsns I'D rev.diog eyess
Thas uryed his Fancy 90 esherial flights,
Of ps.ss,. Bss ain DIE iiiasiv. darn
OF minsrely around his yielding mind
whieA Ssusd. .sd iex Aia siii. : shiid Of 20.
VITA feesiass s.ru.g 70 sAriu 9. every touch,
And deeply conscious q his tuoeful pCsers
He sav de vssies eiods IN hannah form
EajoyinE riches, luxnry and esses
And studied brpvs with hriiiisns hooors crowned.
While iadigesee, obsenrity and toll,
la RUTHLESS league. his haPpinsss sss.ilsd.
We must esecluds; the poetry Of
America 10 fast rising into eminenee,
and several Of her bards may take
see" PseSc Wseo suSy Pteeee among the
poets Of Britain. Their country q.
boands With scenes Of uatsral mssnifi-
eeaes and sublimity, aud with tribes
of men who have yet been partially
pictured BY the muse. We advise On
Trans Atlantic bards 70 forget the
strains Of their ancestors in this little
isle, and awaken their souls to sub
jeets all their own, trusting to inspira.
ton to clothe their cenee ptiou 10 the
language Of trpth and originality. We
mean not 10 say that any Of them are
imitators; but We think that they Al.
Iow their spirits 10 be rebuked too
much BY the memory sf the divine
peems 81 Milton, spsnser aad others,
snd ssssredly they ara too sensitive
respecting criticism. Whea they write
without remembering the one, OF fear
ing the other, they will give % some
thing Of Q letter mood than they have
aene hi,hssts.
sThs Reviewer psss, by m;ssske, the place
vhere ose oi sh. Poems was rcei,s<i, % the re.;-
desse q she sushes.
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= E.fak q K.effee.a.

Id EMAfNIN0 In the Pest Ofies, Charles
"a town, Jegerson coanty,ya- March 3lss,
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ED1 BAE1.
WV barssls stsseg VINEGAR.
IA f00 b1shsls seea POTATOES.
81. - M@sSsasesG.
April 5, isss.
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AZ6se ~ xssters
n E1aArNINc = - P0.s o6es 4 Har.
psrsssnI W - de siss q March.
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Timothy Seed for sale.
A PPLY TO
n HsRiass clsvsiesd.
March 70, isss.
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iafge proportion of which is ~ tisbeF Of
the hness quality. The sdvso,sges possess
ed BY tbs properly are very great. Lying
nenr the Potomac and Sivenandoah rivers, 4
is 10 the vieiniiy Of The large miIis erected on
these siresms Willis aIl the fsciIiiies fcs trans
porting lee prodaes 90 usagket, 70 be derived
SsaD the Chesapeake end Ohio CaEai, ard
The Baltimore Rail Road, wiIl be enioyed By
q y the highest degree. There y : large
sssd soDslaat sfFeam ~ eater Fssaing siirossgs
The tFael, o. SUCH msgniFude that L suppIies
several vaioabIe mills before Il reaches si,is
lAad. There are niso several Zoe lime sfoas
scsiHgs g. iaS ssssges The eieared iasssi y ~
. high stsse q sstisatioa, ed tie fsncss ere
Rood, Possession car be had imusedisiely.
The teFms Wili be aeeonm0dstisR. and Y
sound sdvaa2sgeous % do 60. tha tgaea wSl
Be divided ist0 too paris a. ssis purchasers.
Az spplieetions % be u.ada 70 he asbaesi.
eeFs Fesiding - Cbarirssown, JefIersoa eo,rn.
tys We, JOSEPH r DAOGnERTV.
a 0R1AT 1ARRAH
nsy BE haA IN Tie pusehsss ~ this asssse, by
saking in@sdisso sPpiiessioa 70 shs ss6.
ecribef.
"a he mean tisns, ~. goha GsirKs is daly
sushegizea - pfevent go 0eupssses on tbe
pfemisra ,. =. DAuGHKRTT.
March !. fes9.
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FOR SALE.

HNHAT valuable Let Of Lsnd, for.
merly owned by the late Samuel
o. OHutt. situated on the graded road
leading from Charlestown 20 Hampers
Ferry, and adjoiaing the town lot or Mr.
JoAa Stepheosou. Il contains about
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Valuable Jefferson Land
ron SAFE

TNHE ssbscsibeT, - the agent sad st,oF
u ney Of Thomas Rairfsx, Eco. Of Alexan
drss, offers for sale that ssiunble estate IN JET
fessos eouuty, Virgins, called "Tar Hss.
HfrasG, \" eoasisiing Of
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- O0o10ADI.R YAAI6
FOR SIZE.

= D2DHRADIR TAAx6
FOR SIZE.
THE subscs;bss oiIers foe sale his FARM.
- siiassed about 81 miles north Of Win
ehessef. eentaisiag two hundred and twesty.
three seses Of coed limestone land, vel lasd
OF u Iets. vith . suitable properties ef wood
- ard meadow. The - !.
Improvements are yfIfa
y very eonfnusbsr,
aud the wster abss.
d.pf. Oae Of the wells 10 psseeptIbis, By Z
tridsag expense. Of being concerted into .
runuing stream. TIE orchard 10 IN exeelleas
one, and hes yieIdeds profit in one year sufi.
ciens TO pay the rent q the farm Pros. iss
proxioity 10 The wioehesser market. IL offers
great edvasssges - dairy farm, in addition
Go its fertility in che prsduesioa Of eas great
stsp1e, wheat. Should the northern Or mid.
die route 81 the Possmsc rail road be select.
ed. is wiii pass rery nesr OF through the farm
The terms vili be very hbersl. but small
portion OF the purchase money being requir-
ed IN hand, aud the residue IN sax asausl
payments. JOEH u M'AULLEN.
wiachesfer. tsarch 20. ls32.-4s.
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and l. in high state or cultivation. Fol
terms apply 70 Mr John J. Palmer, q,
Chsriestows. or 10 the subscriber. al Snick
efsville. Loudous county.
THORNToH r. oPPHTT.
March 9, 1881 --6t
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W WASHINGTON, July IS


APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESI DENT
by ana run the ddUce and consent If the Senate.
John IL. Sommerville TO be Register of the Land
oce or the District OF Lands, subject sale Mont
gonery i'll The State of Alabama.
Nimrod f.. Benson to be Receiver of Public Moneys
Tor The District OF Lands, subject sale Montgomery
in The State of Alabama
Jack Shackletord 10 be Register of the Land Office
Tor the District of Lands, subject TO sale at Montcvao
In the State OF Alabama.
Joab Lawcr TO be Receiver of Public Noncvs for
me District OF Lands subject sale at Mon,evalo in the
State Of Alabama " 49,
July 10.
,, Aaron Vail, late Secretary Of tho Legation of the
United States al London to be Charge AiIaires at Lon
don. -
George w. Campbell of Tennessee, one of the Com.
missioners for carrying effect the late Convention be-
tween The United States and France.
Johh IA. Name, OF Pennsylvania, same.
hohas III. Williams, of Mississippi same
the Board. 0'''y "
John H. Wheeler, of North Carolina, Clerk.
William Mckee, of Missouri, Commissioner ON tIc
part oil the United States for running the boundary line
States.
Robert Love, Of North Carolina, Surveyor
Samuel o. Bhyard, of Ohio Clerk.
Gordon Forbes, be SURVEYOR and nspector Of the Re-
venue Tor The Port OF Yeocomico, in the State of Virginia
vice John ). Tapscott, deceased
1ohh Langdon, to be Consul of the United States at
Laguira, Isle del Carmen, in Mexico
DaVid o. Burnet, of New Jersey, TO be Consul of the
United States at Galvezon, in Mexico.
Frederick List, of Pennsylvania TO be Consul of the
Onl'ed States Tor the Duchy OF Baden.
Robert RuedOifer, OF Munich i'm Bavaria 10 be Consul
oil the United States at that place.
Powhaan Ellis, to be Judge of the United States for
'he District OF Mississippi vice Peter Randolph deceased
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POEE'Gs ".


from the Si n y " EEy,s,a s rO'tI
I'm coming! with my locks orIed,
Pm coming down full sail
We SnS sS altered al the Signs with dread
Five hundred thousand miles Of head,
million leagues oftail!
I've len tho without horn,
Made roast beef of the ISuU;
1 FS fSsi S could tSS PU S STH c sJy were 0'"
And Lco's lost his wool
obliged 10 take to flight,
Miss n a
Pye len them all in sod alright;
I'm Steering for the .hoon;
Tho Earth will then be full in sight
You'll have hot weather
Kamschotka, all tho frozen emes,
Tho soutSo@ for tb C'' 'n0m crimes,
ForI am Twenty hundred Iuc.
More hot than rod hot on!"'
My Beard shall grazo, and in auice,
Sngc Greenland % a coal;
Ono second, and knock slice
The shock win break and melt cic-,
Round Captain Symmcs'l "hoe"
Poo, devils youth have cause 10 Tue
ho reno l G,SaC@' tSi w0 S So AMI stow
You'll no, 'rcsolve into a dow"
But melt down in a
There follows in tho manuscript which
desty might unwilling print, which account
III .pGst Van BqIens plans, tho Eli,
Folgo,,on Clay will leave hi. she,G
Half to make n rte
And wrctehcd Calhoun hang himself
With Mrs. Royals garter!
Heaston shall club in declare
The Senate of orlcr
Poor wre!ehc', how you'll quake and stare,
When approach your border;
III make the meek ST. arihur swear
Pm cominc scattering affair
Destruction trail;
swin as steamboat car,
Whirled ocr the huniming rail,
Fire, frenzy, plague and ruin arc
's Isaac Newton
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IMPROVED MILL

fOT grinding Cram, Plaster, Paints Due Siufs Sc
Ee w. q: JOHNSTON, Of Philadelphia, having
MA obtained letters patent for improvemc in the
construction OF Mills for Grinding Wheat Rye and other
Suis Plaster Sc which may be advantaeeousy worked
by horse sieam or other power respectfully invites the at
teniien Of the public.
Mills constructed agrecaby to this improvement do not
require email oil Tie power necessary drive those of
the ordinary size now in use, than of the
expense TO erect them; and will make as good flour and ne
much OF it, as the large sized stones The decided advan
ages arising from the practicabty of driving them bv
used could not be driven of working them at seasos
Of the year when it imprdctcable from an nscencv
water TO run the large stones, for general
- e'
One oil the mills is now in operation (mercIy Temporary
howevc at the of George and Swauyyic sreets
which runs between Chestnut and Walnut and Sixth and
Seventh Streets, Philadelphia, where all persons feeling
an interest in important Improvements invited TO cali
letters ON the subject, addressed above will meet
WIN prompt attention. I21-3tl July
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NHR. JOHN BILLUPS:-As you are not an inhabi-
1Vh tant OF the State of Virginia, take this mode oil
giving you notice. that shall the 25th day of August
IN the year 1892 at the dwelling house of William Hatch
ett III the county Of Henderson, and State Of Kentucky
proceed 10 take the deposition of James ii. Farmer, to be
read evidence n the suit in Cbancery which YOU have
brought against Benjamin Farmer and myself i'm the Coun
~ Court OF Lunenburg, and State of Virginia
Yours, &c. LODOWICK FARMER.
July 3. I6,yI,ys
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H AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber is still DESTROYS
n OF selling his lands in Meckenburg Va: one tract
containing about one thousand and forty acres lies on Cox
creek mile and half north Of Roanoke river four miles
west OF Lonbady Grove aud nine East Of the c. H. in
as good neghborhool any in Va the other tract con-
tanning about seven hundred acres lies between Crabree
and Miles creeks about three miles north Of nbardy
Grove particular description is deemed unnecessary.
My brother, DR. X Gregory will show The land TO any
gentleman disposed to purchase. This land is offered low
for these oppressive times SlonlJ tic he
olcraby favorable there will this year be made on the
Cox creek tract about 500 barrels Of corn 10 900 lbs to-
bacco 200 bus OF wheat 300 bus Of oats besides large
quantity Of hay made in 1880 upwards of Is 600 lbs
tobacco from $4,000 hills on this land
July g. f17-w4wl w o GREGORY
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NoR RENT-HUNTER'S OLD TAVERN AND
H PLANTATION.-The subscriber will rent that
well known establishment in Campbell county, 10 miles
below Lynchburg, the Main Stage Road and now in
the occupancy OF Capt Scruggs. This establishment is
believed to be inferior in the upper country Those
disposed 10 rent will please communicate with the sub
scrlber at buckingham Courthouse Va
July ~. l2l-w3wS1 ROBERT SHAW
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RE ATCH RACE oper The Central Course for SlOOS
1v-A dside.-The celebrated mare .drietfa, owned by
Messrs johnson and Craig and grey horse from Ken
lucky supposed TO be equal in speed any horse in the
United Sates) will run match over this course OH
INC st Saturday in August next thousand yards for
ASIDE nan forfeit The forfeit already deposited ia
Bank to tho order of the Judges the Judges to be seece
from the Maryland Jockey Club The celebrity of ths
horses engaged in this cannot fail excite great in
etc and IT supposed il will be great betting race
, .. M SELDEN, Proprietor OF the Central Course
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F0k 81, u Dealers IN Medicines, Pants,
d AMI Dye StuDs.-H. w. BAMMAN, wholesale
Druggist, No III Maiden Lane offers for sale at th.
lowest prices an extensive of articles i'm bs
me- ana hopes to give satisfaction those W no think il for
their interest TO buy Of him Those wishing TO purchase
"splcase give him CALL assertion his prices bctor
leaving their orders elsewhere.
N B-Price Currents sent by maiI-AI orders will
with despatch. ~
new YORK, June ~. 2I-6w
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obedience TO decree of the County Court of Ches-
serheId made the 9th July, 1882, in the case of Bot
TON Us Bottom will be sold the Sh day of August
next on the premises, the Lot whereon VIM Bottom re-
sided at the time OF his death, in Manchester on credit
oil IL months Bond and security will be required and the
title retained unit, the purchase money is paid The title
Is Derived 10 be good but the Commissioners will only con-
Vey such right as - vested in them by said decree
VIM w. WEISIGER, D.
July II. On tie
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NOTICE.-Willbe sold at Chesterfield court.bouse on
on the second Monday in August next, (beng court
committed to jail as runaway Billy is supposed 10 be
lory years OF agecolor, black; his right leg has been
broke says he is the property Of some negro trader
whose he does know; his mind ap9esrs 10 be
somewhat dersnged Billy il sold under an order OF the
county court OF Chesterfield, for the purpose Of paying
Juy2o f2l-wtdsl JOHN GOODE. Tailor
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Ga YGElA HOTEL, OLD Point ComforL-This ex
81 n tensye establishment is open for the reception Of
company Its locality and the various alterations and inn
povements, recently completely Several additional build
ngs having been erected since the last season. for The
more comfortable accommodation Of visiiors) must render
rs both to the invalid and TO those i'm quest OF pleasure
one OF The most desirable residences the sea board
The BAR is we'll stocked with the choicest liquors
eced by experienced judges in New York and Pbadel-
phia ana the BEDS are OF the very first quality The pro.
pnetor pledges himself At all times TO furnish his TABLE
WIN the choicest decacies the season. market and neigh
Dorhoou AFFORD ana that every attention shall be shown TO
those who favor bim with their patronage
There are two cOfnmodious BAT1tiNG HoUsrs one
Tor the exclusive accommodation of Ladies and the other
Tor Gentlemen; therefore Ladies Gentlemen con have
baih at any time Of the day. There is also Warm
Boh attached 10 the establishment.
steam boats from Baltimore Washington and Richmond
touch at the Point each trip, to land and receive pase
gers and Steam Boat plies daily between Old Point
Norfolk aud Hampton for the convenience of those who
may wish to visit either Of those places
Vessels Of every description continually passing and
TePassi9g both from foreign ports and coaswise and
Steam Boats can be employed parties Of pleasure 10 the
Capes, whenever sufficient number usies it, and time
" n0ucc s gwen NJ. PARKS.
on Point Comfort, Jtdy IL
1uy ~ 2I-2w
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ri oIICE.-Undcrstanding that ii has been rumoured
IN The country, that ann not in The market for wheat
hereby give notice TO my friends, the public in gem
era mat my mills are fully prepared for manufacturing
extensive SCALE and that for good wheat delivered at
my mills my warehouse on the Basin will g;vc NO
much In cash as can be obtained in Richmond
NJ. THOMAS RUTHERFORD
'''''"hOH", jury EO 2I-6t
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June Is.

n CHANCERI v NIA:-At a Court of quar-
q ery session continued and held for Richmond Coun
Vat the Court House, Tuesday, the Sh day of Nav
1892 -
Charles Dodson Plaintiff,
Against
Rawleieh Dolson and Susan his wife, Charles b. Kent
ana Nlnneired his wife, William H. Hall and Louisa his
son, Jane Dodson and -- Dodson, children of James
Dodson, deceased, Ewcl Alexander and Alice lis wife
Della, Joseph, Winney Presley, William and Jane bod
SON. Dcfendants
This day the plaintiff and exhibited his bill and
on his notion II is ordered that the defendants be sum
moned TO appear here the first day of August term
next TO answer said BILL and 10 shcw cause if any they
can why the land Of which Alexander Dodson died seiz
ed and possessed should be Sold the proceeds d
vded according to law among the heirs of said Alex
ander Dodson dec and appearing the Court that the
defendants Presley, William, Jane, Della Joseph Win
ney, Hannah, Elizabeth, Jane and - Dodson, are in
lantS under the age Of twenty years. Therefore John
L: Headiey is appointed guardian ad Item to Presley
William and Jane Dobson Bartholomew Dodson is an.
pointed guardian ad Item to Della, Joseph and Winnev
Dodson, and Charles b. Kent is appointed guardian adj
Item TO Hannah, Elizabeth, Jane and -- Dolson: and
the defendant Richard DOdson having entered his an
peaance, and given security according the Act of As
semby and the rules OF this Court and it appearing TO the
satisfaction OF the Court that he is inhabant of this
Commonwealth, on the motion of the plaintiff by his at
torney it is ordered that the said defendant Richard bod
do appear here the first day of August term
and answer the plaintiffs BILL and that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in the Enquirer, newspaper print
ed in the City of Richmond for months SUCCESSFULLY
and also posted the front door the Court House of this
county. a Copy. Teste,
GEO. SAUNDERS, C. R. C.
June IL. 1O-wsw
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June ~.

BN CHANCERY-V1RGINGA.- rules holden in
h the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery for Powhatan county from the 9TH TO
the 18th day OF May inclusive, in the year 1892:
Ellender Lewis, widow of Robert Lewis, dec. PItT
against
Frederick Cox and Mary his wife, Joseph Jordan Ro
bert Jordan, lnneus Jordan Elizabeth Johnson widow
OF Benjamin b. johnson, dec, Edwin II. Jordan John
Watkins, admr OF Henry w. Watkins, dec Edmund Loo
kett, VIM w Porter, admr of Peter Porter, dec and Will
nam Mc1ruder, DTS.
The defendant, Joseph Jordan, not having entered his
appearance and given security according the act of AS
senby and the rules Of this Court and appearing bv sa
sIactory evidence that he is not an inhabant of this Com
monwcalth, on the motion of the plaintiff by Henry l.,
Hopkins, Esq her attorney, il is ordered that Tie said
Joseph jordan do appear before the Judge our said Cir
cult Superior Court of Law and CLancery for Powbaan
County at the courthouse thereof the first day of SEN
tcmber term next, and answer the bill Of the plaintiff and
give security for performing such decree as the Court
make herein and that copy of ibis order be forthwith,
inserted in some newspaper published in the city of Rich
nond Tor two months successfully, and posted al c front
door OF the courthouse Of this county a Copy-Tcste
June 20. t15-wSw1 II. T.. GRAVES d. G..
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I'm CHANCERY--V1Re1Nt a Court continued
n and held for Buckingham county, the 10th day Of
May, 1892
Henry Adcock odm'or Of Elisha Adcock, decd, PllG
against
Valentine Seruggs, and Finch Scruggs, exor Of Allen
Scruggs, decd,
The defendant, Valentine Scruggs NOT having entered
his appearance and given security according the Act of
Assembly and the rules Of this Court and appearing by
satisfactory evidence, that he is not an inbaban of this
country; is ordered That the said absent de nsnt do
appear here the first day Of the August Term and
answer the bill Of the PLAINTIFF and that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in newspaper published in the
Cy o. Richmond for two months successfully and post
cd at the front door OF the Court House Of this county
copy. Iestc, r. ELDRI DGE, G. ~. &.
June - 1C-wSw
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against
William Redmond, Thomas Redmond, and VIM b.
Green, Defendants
The Defendants, William Redmond and Thomas Red
mond, not having entered their appearances according 10
the act OF Assembly and the rules of this Court and
appearing 10 the satisfaction OF the Court that they are
not inhabitants of this State the motion of the Plain
tiff by COUNSEL IL is ordered that the said Defendants do
appear here on the first Monday in September next and
enter their appearance and answer the plaintiffs BILL and
give security for performing the decree OF the Court and
that copy OF this order be inserted some ne wspaper
published in the city of Richmond for two months success
svely, and posted the front door of the Court house of
the said county. a Copy Testc
WINSLOW ROBINSON, c.
Juno 10. ll-wSW$
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Office to the creditors of N X. Thomas, deceased;
have small sum of money in my hands TO be d-
vided among the judgment creditors OF N. X. Thomas,
deceased All persons having such other claims against
SAID estate, will do well 10 present them mmedately as
WISH 10 pay away the funds in hand as possible
VIM. ID. WREN, Scrgt c. r..
July TO- ls-2m