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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-15
EMslish Hmr u bOit IRON, &c.

EMgllSh HWf a. SOAt ATOhs &c.
u BERT n. MILLER offers for sale
IL 45tons Bar Iron, Ia inch by 8
o5 do Round do So, 70, and inch
A. bundles inch Round
40 do inch Square
Cooking Fnrnsces cssed with iron, superior article
English patent porter bottles
Eneli and Dutch Pipes, in boxe7 3 groce each
Window Glass, various sizes and Qualities
With a handsome assortment OF Esrthenware' China'
anil GIass 5th mo 5ih
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ASS.

lSo.
WYE have rented the Ice House belonging to LOUIS
w Beeler, and are prepared to furnish his former
customers and our friends with GOOD CLEHR ICE,
delivered every day at Drug st.re on King street
spr ia WIN. LANPHIER u co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-15
otoMacMic Nitters.

HooD Bitters should be generally used at The pre-,
u sent changeable season. The common ol,'e's VI
the shops do not answer the end designed. The sub
scriber recommends, in confidence, those which ne
makes. and appeals to many persons WHO have aseo
them for their excellent effects The genuine sto
machc Bters sealed on the cork with the subserp
er's stamp, and the label signed by him. supply
KEPT CONSTAN7LF FOR SHE,
at his Drug and Apotheosry store, on King street, "eA
door to J, Janney q CO. ,
may 9-3iaW}W WIN. WEDOckbON N'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-15
Sugar, Coffee, " inea

Sugar, Coffee, Wines, &c.
I0- HHDs old and new crop New
lOJ Orleans
IS hhds prime st Croix
s do common Porto Rico SeCGAH
70 bbIs Trinidad
boxes Phiadsphia steam re-
70 bbIs : fined
81 tierces New Orleans moissses
loo bags old and new crop Rio coffee
do Java DO
,ss sas' chest, Young Hy'0n Tea
chest superior Ganpowder do ,, i,
10 pipes Fine Old L. p Madeira VINE, OF
10 half pipes direct importation from the houses
10 ar casks of Newton, Gordon, Murdoch and
Scott, Payne u Co and F J. F'guers
l hall pipe Superior Burgundy Madeira
half pipe do sercial do
% casks 5
2qr casks do Ma'msev GO
s pipes cognac brandy
so boxes Bakers and Lapham's NO. chocolate
AZ reams printing paper
eco reams blue, yellow and white letter paper
so do foolscap DO -
For sale by D hEoSE"S'
apr 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-15
Notice.

CERTIFICATES for forty shares stock in Mechsn.
I ;.s' Rank have been lost or mislad, from No 357
70 NJ. 1896, both inclusive. Application will be made
to the Board of Directors fora renewal OF the same by
nu j. 4 j. DOUGLAS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-15
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Trustees Sale.

IENSte6 g sale.
DY virtue Of Deed Of Trust from the late Capt.
Id George Coleman and wife, land at Mrs. C.'s re.
quest, shall proceed to sell, on Saturday, the 18th
instant, at public auction. the two
q FRAME TENEMENTS
HsT situate on Prince street, n.ar, Opposite to the
,79s, Bank of Potomac; fronting 38feet inches on
1911 Prince street, and running back, southwsrdly,
80 feet One of the enements is occupied oy Mr Geo.
Dale; the other by Mr.. Rudd. a reasonable credit
will be given, but the will be particularly express
sed at the time and place of front Of the prems
between IL and / O'Clock of the day.
may dts j. l.. McKENNA. Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-15
yDl S1""a1 o~N
Just Received on sale,
RY WM N MORRISON.

By VIM NJ MORRISON.
An Introductory Discourse and Lectures delivered
N before the American Institute OF instruction, IN
Boston, August 1881; published under the direction
of the Board of Censors.
Nuttors Orni,hology Of the United States and Ca
NADIA
French Word Book; or. First Step TO the French
Language, to which is annexed the French Phrase
Book, by ". Liable Bossut =,
French Testament; Huttons Book of Nature laid
open, BY Rev J. L Blake, AN
Aso-Let,ers of Henry Lee, on the Writings and
Character of Mr.. Jefferson may IL
Bacon
SnNO LBS. prime quality, cured in town
C1HDU 5000 lbs. fat jowls, suitable for the wood
cutters and other laborers
For sale by GEO. JohNSoN TO-
may IL
Court Of Appeals.
VlHE Council will sit as Court Of Appeals on the
L 2lst, 22d and Esd inst from II until O'Clock each
day. l. r. ThoMfsoN' " "
NAV I'D
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XXAl1
For Amsterdam.

The 6ne coppered ship HARVEST,
IN o., Rrsdfori, viii ave Immediate dispatch.
: nj Of abou, 100 hhds apply to
For "s's' A c. CAZENOyE & co
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Eor BarbSa0es

The brig DANIEL II. MILLER,
~ Bacon, master viii sail in few days, FOR
s.s4ge Ony apply to j.
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Porter and ii le.

POrter and -ile.
VIyHE subscriber respectfully informs the public that
he intends keeping. through the season. at his Gel
lars on Cameron street, opposite the Market, con-
slant supply Of the best bottled
PORTER and HE,
in large and small bottles.
Private families and taverns supplied at the shortes
notice.
orders from the country will be particularly attend
ed to- so as to ensure safe carriage
The highest price given for empty Bottles
mar 21-6m JOHN w. SMih,
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SGbrarN Sutico.

N'fIR - y " ~
FIND myself under the necessity Of giving notice
l LAT shall, in fo,urc, charge delinquent Members
MS Institution with the fines they incur by neglect
'Sp return the Rocks taken from the Library, anu
"Ainet be,Ond tie following time:
'Tatio vol % dsvs--l0 cts fine for each day over.
Gn'tO" u do 6 cts. " do
ocavo" 10 10 s cts. do
limo d" do 5 cts do
GEO. DRINKER,
nav l0-St Librarian.
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plOster Paris.

.,o Tons Plaster Paris, on board the schr' foso-
lid mac, for sale by ,r,,
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Boots anA shoes.
VIM pEEn

ouVNO UhW
DAVID REED
mas Just received fresh &ppIy Of BOOTS AND
III SHOES; which, with those on hand, makes bis
assortment very good and suitsbe for the oil
of which viii be sold low, for Cash. at bis Store corner
Of King and Fairfax streets.
mar 3-eotf
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For Charleston.
The schooner EiZ.3BE1H
,FsN ,,,,,in Norris, VIII sail in a few DAYS, and can
.s--s.. b.aired barrels on freight. Apply to
'A<e ",'e j. & w. II. IRWIN.
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For Halifax.

The POT1MaC, Captain Bears,
return to Hall AZ, and can take a rev nun
~ =. Ills On freight Apply as shove may
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-21
FOR THE ENQUIRER.
rTIE

~ &AhADA2
The interesting question of Internal Improvement is
again presented TO the consideration of the LEGISLATURE.
lwo conventions OF the people convened for the pur-
pose OF advising upon the great interests of the Com
monweahh, present the whole subject to the General As
sembly in the most imposing form. 1t will be nv object
in tho following remarks, 60 exhibit the important truth.
that upon the action of that body in relation TO this sub
Jcct, at ats present Session, will depend much of the Gn-
tire and lasting fortunes Of virginia: that orr an,irs arc
IN that desperate situation which will demand tina imme-
diate and utmost exercise Of all the energy of orr govern
ment and people for their restoration.
Every one will acknowledge that the actual condition of
the state IS singularly melancholy. That general appre-
citation OF property, that sensible increase of Individual
wealth and comfort, and of public strength and prosper
ty, which would naturally be looked for in a Youthful
community, are hardly any where to be found in Vir-
ginia. The march of population, and he str1ooIes If in
dustry have lost with us their accustomed Influence mon
the individual, social and political character of a people.
Real estate is every where and constantly depreciatfnp:
and a large portion of the population, signing TO remove
beyond the confines of the State, is only restrained from
emigration by the impOssibility of converting immovable
property into money. The causes of this deplorable con-
dition OF a once powerful and fouIishinp community. are
clans would rather look for them in a thousand sources
ton.
That The Tariff, which is so often and 50 loud1v revlod
as the parent Of all our misiortuncs, does operate some
what oppressively upon the South, I am not prepared 10
deny. But the preponderance ofevil in that system is so
questionable, and the remedy for its infictions is so entire
~ beyond our control, that it would seem to be the part
oil wisdom TO devote a portion Of that time and talent which
$ now engrossed by unayaiIing complaints against Inc ma
JoFly III Congress, TO the consideration Of other causes OF
our depression; causes that are nearer, more Immediate
and direct i'm their influence, and which may be entirely
removed by the exercise ofour own energies.
wealth. and power arc terms Of relation. The Mexi-
can empire and its subjects, with their s~ymbolicaI writing.
and their imperfect civilization, were rich and powerful.
compared with the wandering tribes Of hunters by whom
they were surrounded. Spain, once the richest and r,ost
powerful Of the Kingdoms Of Europe, is now the most i'm
potent and contemplate. Tmmoyably welded 10 her
ancient customs and Institutions, stationary inevery thing,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-21
SHERIFF,s SALE OF LANp.-Ru rirl

SSHERIFFS SALE Of LAND.-By virtue of A de-
~ cree pronounced by the County Court of Gloucester.
in Chancery, sitting at May Term, 1881, in the case of
William Jones, CT al, Trustees of the Gloucester Charity
School, Plainiifs, against Mann Page, Delendant.-Wii
be sold, TO the highest bidder, for cash, at Gloucester
Courthouse, on Monday, he 9th day Of February nert,
being Court day, a TRACT OF LAND, lying in said
County, called Lowland Cottage, estimated TO contain
Five Hundred Acres, except so much of said Tract of
Land as shall be allotted TO Mrs. Martha Jones lin dower)
Tins Tract OF Land lies directly on Ware river, and for
fertility of soil and certainty of product, is surpassed bv no
estate in the neighbourhood. Its situated Immediately
in the most desirable neighbourhood in the County for
navigation, and all other advantages derived from the
river. Fish and oysters, Of the best kind, are taken within
one hundred yards of the door.
MAT. w. KEMP, D. S.
Jan. Z. C13-13t for VIM. G.. Watt, s. G.. C..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-21

EN1SENMENGERS LANDS.-ln consequence of
~ bad health, the undersigned, l.. Eisenmenger, has
been for a long time past prevented from giving his per-
sonai attention TO his lands in this Commonwealth. He has
been anxious to negotiate amicable and just arrangements
and contracts for sales of a portion of those lands. But as
the state OF his health may continue TO prevent his per-
sonal attention TO this business, it is deemed proper, an Or
der TO counterfeit any false reports that may be in circula-
ton, in this public way, TO say to all concerned, that it is
the purpose of the undersigned to unite next spring, in
constituting an agent or attorney in fact, with full power
10 make such arrangements, and TO sell and convey, what
the undersigned considered UNREASONABLE titles, and for
this purpose to visit the county of Monroe.
LEWIS EISENMENGER.
Its our purpose to unite in the agency above mention
ed. GRAY s. PANKEY
Richmond, Jan. 10. 79-2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-21

IN CHANCERY.-At Rules holden in the Clerks OF
q flee OF the County Court OF Charlotte, the 9th day of
December, 1881:
Lewis Dunn, Pitt.
against
Edward Edge, Elan Edge, Asey Edge, Elizabeth Edge,
Nancy Edge and Grief Barksdalc, late SheriGoi Charlotte,
to whom was committed administration of the estate de
bonis non of Edward Elan, deceased, with the will annex
ed, Defs.
The defendants, Edward Edge, Elan Edge, Asey
Edge, Elizabeth Edge, and Nancy Edge, not having en-
and the Rules ofthis Court, and it appearing to the salts
faction OF the Court that they are not inhabitants of this
State, on the motion of the Plaintiff by counsel, IL IS order
ed, That the said Defendants do appear here on the first
Monday in March next, and enter their appearance and
answer the Plaintiffs bill, and give security for perform
ing the decree OF the Court, and that a copy of this order
be inserted in the Richmond Enquirer, for two months
successfully, and posted at the front door of the Court
house ofthe said county. A Copy. Teste,
WINSLOW ROBINSON, Clerk.
Dec. 10. 6i-wSwH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-21

~ The ENQUIRER is published twice n weck, generally, and
three times a week during the session of the State legislature
price, the same : heretofore, Five Dollars PEI, annam, payable in adj
vance. Notes OF chartered, specie paying banks (only) will he receiv-
ed in payment. The Editors will guarantee the safety of remitting
them by mail. the postage Of all letters being paid by the writer's
DOT No paper will be discontinued, but at the discretion Of the
Editors, until all errcarages have been paid up.
nJ Whoever wi guarantee the paymen, Of nine papers shall have
the tenth Gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
mr. One square,. o less First insertion IS cents-each continu-
snce, so cents. No advertisement, inserted, until il has either been
paid for, " assumed by some person in this city or its envrons.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-21

WOUNG SIR CHARLES, rising six years old last
IN spring, will stand the ensuing season, commencing
LIST March, and expire 18th July, at Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
Terms to be made known in due season.
Description and Pedigree-Young Sir Charles is a
beautiful chestnut sorrel, five feet two and a half inches
high, oil a lofty and commanding appearance, possessing
fine bone and muscle, together with great activity. He
was got by Sir Charles, his dam by the celebrated Poto-
mac, grand dam by the imported horse Buzzard, his grand
dam by the famous imported horse Diomed, his G. e. grand
dam by Augustus, who was got by Claudius, he by the
imported Apollo, out of Gen. Mead's famous Brandon
mare, his 6. 6. 6. 6. grand dam by Jolly Roger, out of a
Valiant mare. III. c. ROBERTSON
Jan. FL. 79-ltH
do hereby certify that Young Sir Charles, formerly
owned by DR.. George w. Parkinson, now owned by H. G.
Roberts, OF Alabama, was got by my horse Sir Charles.
Nov. 18th, 1881. w. II. JOHNSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-21

FHNHOMAS l.. HIELDS, of the County of James
III City, is hereby notified that at a Court held for the
County of Sussex, on the 9th day of January inst. the
bonds Tor his distributable proportion of the estate of Tho
mas Cooper, decd, to which he is entitledin right OF his wife
Eliza Formerly Cooper,) was by order of said Court, placed
in the hands of William Parham, Sen. late Sheriff OF
the County of Sussex, and committee of the estate of said
Cooper.-Thc said Thomas l.. Shields is therefore request
ed to come forward and account for advances made to him
by the said Thomas Cooper in his lifetime, and to receive
what may be due him on a settlement.
Sussex County, JAM. ii, 1882. 79-w3t
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IA lows:
LIST. For the construction of a Dam across the Potomac
River near 'Harper's Ferry and for the construction of
a Stone Aqueduct across Catoctin Creek, until the 3lst
day of January instant.
I'd. For the excavation, embankment, and walIing of
twelve miles of Canal, extending from the SIth section of
the Canal near TO the point of Rocks TO Harper's ferry.
in sections of about half a mile each, and for the construc-
ton of four Stone lift Locks and one Guard Lock, and sqve-
raj Culverts on the same portion of Canal, until the I7th
day of February next.
Bird. For the excavation, embaukment, and walling of
lorty miles oil Canal, extending from Harper's Ferry TO
W~illiamsport, and for the construction of the necessary
Locks, Aqueducts, Culver;s, and Dams, until the 3Oth day
OF March next.
The plan and specification of the Dam and Aoueduct
will be exhibited after the 18th instant, and the contracts
will be declared at the Canal Office in this City, on the LIST
day OF February next.
The plan and specification of the other work below
Harper's Ferry, will be exhibited at the Canal Office after
the 18th inst, and the contract will be declared at Harper's
Ferry, on the 2d day of February next.
The plan andspeciticadon of the work between Harper's
Ferry and W%illiamsport, will be exhibited at the Canal Office
atterthe 10Th day of March next, and the contracts WILDE
declared at Shepherdstown, in Virginia, on the 18th day OF
April following.
Blank forms Of proposals will be furnished, on applica-
ton to this Office. JOHN p. INGLE,
Jan. IL. lI7-eot23F1 Clerk Ches. s Ohio Canal.
HNREsH GARDEN sEED.-Just received direct from
n the gardens of ID. and C. Landreth, Philadelphia,
the following Garden Seed, warranted fresh, genuine, and
OF the last years growth, viz
asparagus.
Beet-Long Blood, Early Turnip.
~BrOccOh-New Cape, Sulphur, Invisible White.
Beans-Lima, Early Six Weeks, Early Yellow Bunch
China Red Eyes, Carolina or Sewee, Red Speckled Valen-
tine.
CdrrOt-Early Horn, Long Orange.
CGbbGge-Philadelphia, Red Dutch, Curled Savoy,
Drumhead, Bergen, Early York, Large York, Sugar Loaf,
CduIy f0tcerS-Early, Late.
CeteTy-White Solid, Red Solid.
CreSs, or Pepper Grass;
Cucumber-Early Frame, Long Prickly.
EndiUe-Curled. O.
Egg Piant-Large Purple.
L~eek-Largc London.
Letfuce-Early Cabbage, Early Curled. White Co.'S.
India.
.Nelon-Nutmeg, Citron.
Understanding Silver Skin, Large Yellow.
PdrsIey-Curled.
RGdiSh-WhiteT urnip, Spanish White, Spanish Black,
Long Salmon, Long Scarlet, Yellow Turnip, Yellow Sum
mer.
Peas-Landreth's Extra Early, Early Frame, Early
Charlton, Imperial Blue, Royal Dwarf, Marrow Fat.
SpinGch-Round Prickly.
SquGsh-Early Bush, Long Green.
It1nip-Early Dutch, Red Top, Ruta Baga White,
Ruta Baga Yellow.
TOmdtOeS-Large.
Pot HerbS-Variety.
Also-Landreths catalogue of greenhouse Plants
Fruit Trees, Sc, with a short treatise on the cultivation
OF vegetables in general. JAS. McKILDOE.
Jan. II, 1872. 77-3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-21

EDLOUGHS.-The subscriber respectfully informs
HI those who are in the habit Of buying implements
of husbandry, that he has now on hand a greater variety
than he has ever before offered them. He has almost
every kind of Ploughs now in use, with steelor cast points,
and stocked with seasoned timber, an advantage not gene
rally sufficiently appreciated. He has made an improve
menti in the mOuld-board of the improved Barshear Plough
which has been suggested by many practical farmers,
rendering it much more dcsirable-Component parts OF
Ploughs always on hand, and mould boards sold at Foun-
dry prices. He fatters himself that his prices have been
so reduced as TO give satisfaction. Should any implement
purchased from him, not perform equal TO the expectation
of the purchaser, it may he returned.
Jan. II. [76-Gl VIM. PALMER, .Hqrbet Bridge.
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TO THE PUBLIC.-CENTRAL HOTEL.

TENHOMAS BALL respectfully announces TO his friends
n and the public, that having purchased the entire
interest OF Mr.. Isham Pickett in the above well known
establishment, it will in future be conducted by himself.
10 those unacquainted he would merely state, that the
location OF this stand is one of the best in he City, being
contiguous TO the Capitol, and TO all the principal Ware
houses. Being determined to conduct it in a style inferior
to none in the City, and on the most reasonable terms, he
has provided himself with active and attentive Servants.
his table will at all times be furnished with every de-
lcacy that the Market affords, and his Bar stocked with
the best Liquors. The Stables attached TO the esta-
blishment are extensive and comfortable, and the Ostlers
careful and attentive-The long experience he has had
IN this business, and the satisfaction that he natters him
sell has been invariably given heretofore, renders il unne-
cessary TO make any remarks as to qualification suffice il
to say, that his personal attention, in every instance, will
be entirely devoted to the comforts Of his guests, and no
exeriions spared to give general satisfaction.
u Ten or twelve Boarders, by the week, month, or
year, VIII be taken on terms as reasonable as al any other
House in the City. f76-t0 Jan. IA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-21

nRNANGENTAL HEADS OF HAIR.-The sub.
~ scribcr having made arrangements to visit Rich
mOnd on or about the 10th inst, viii offer for sale. an ex-
tcnsive assortment Of WtGs and ToUPETs, ali of his own
manufacture, and far superior to any thing offered hereto
fore. THOMAS QUIRK.
Of 400 Broadway, New York.
Richmond, Jan. 1882. T5-lw
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Dec. 80.

HDURSUANT TO a Deed Of Trust, executed by Rich
ard X. Jones and wife, and of record in the Clerks
Office OF Amelia, to secure the payment of certain sums of
money due to VIM. r.. Johnson, John Walk, and others,
| shall proceed to sell for cash, at Amelia Court House
on the 22d day of December next, Gt being Amelia Court
day0 one certain Tract Of Land, containing three hundred
and five acres, more o. less, and adjoining the lands Of
John Bland, David Mabin, and others also, one Negro
Woman named Caroline.-The title TO the above pro-
perry Is considered good, bat acting as Trustee, | shall on
ly convey such title as is vested in me.
Nov. %, 1881. WIN. T. EGGLESTON, Trustee.
GTIn consequence Of bad weather, and the %indisposi-
ton of one of the parties Interested, the above sale is post
poned until Thursday the 26th Of January inst.
Jan. 8, 1892. f71-4w1 w. r.. f..
NOTICE-The Securities Of the late Jerman Baker
IN are requested to meet in Richmond on the 25h Of
this month, to take into consideration matters Of interest TO
them. Those who cannot attend, should be represented
by Proxies. VIM. DID,, ptp
Jan, r78-tdml I'll. MILLER, Ad'or' or
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-21

IN CHANCERY-In Amelia County, November
"a Court, 1881:
William b. Foster, Elizabeth Webster, widow of Will
liam Webster, decd, formerly Elizabeth Foster, Polly c.
Bevin, widow of Archer Bevill, decd, formerly Polly c.
Foster, Philip Adams and Matilda his wife, formerly Ma
tlda Foster, Joshua Foster, Marston Foster and Ann his
wife, Granville Williamson and Catharine his wife, for
merly Foster, Tilman Foster and Maria his wife, Maria
Foster, widow of Booker Foster, decd, Ann Foster, Sell
ma Foster, Matilda Foster and Richard Foster, infant chill
dren of Booker Foster, decd, and Matilda, who sue by
their mother, as next friend, Pitts.
against
Thomas w. Webster, ex'or of Booker Foster, deed,
John ). Foster and Josiah Foster, Deits.
The defendants, John s. Foster and Josiah Foster, not
having entered their appearance, and given security
according to the Act of Assembly and the rules of this
court, and it appearing TO the satisfaction of the court
that they are not inhabitants of this Commonwealth, on
the motion of the plaintiffs, by their counsel; it is order
cd, that the said defendants do appear here on the fourth
Thursday in February, next, and answer the bill of the
plaintiffs; and that a copy of this order be forthwith insert
ed in some newspaper published in the city of Richmond,
for two months successfully, and that another copy be post
ed at the front door of the Courthouse of this county OH
two successive court days. a copy. Tcste,
Dec. 2. 59-wSw JOHN T. LEIGH, C.