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EHRisTiANsvILLE ~RACES-FALL, Is33-The
" races over this course will commence OIL Monday.
the 18th day OF November, and continue six days.
FIRST DAY-A colt race-miIe heats-one hundred
dollars entrace hall forieit-eieveD entered, and subscrip.
ton closed, viz:
William Tovnes enters b. r. hris,abel by Tonson dam
John c. Goode enters b. C. by Tonson, dam Jennev.
Benjamin Farmer enters c. c by Hardy's virginian,
dam by Diomed.
W. w. Hurt enters b. E. by Medley, dam by Herod.
Iho,mas Watson enters Tanshang, by Contention, dam
John p. White enters Campbell, bv C,mnbelI. dam
Phantom.
John Eubank enters Sally Randolph, by Roanoke, dam
by Constitution.
William McCargo enters C. r. by StockboIder. dam hv
Pscolet.
B. W Coleman, enters c. c. Messenger, by Arab, dam
by Dioned.
Mack Goode enters Black Medley, by Medley. dam by
Osrar.
Richard c.. Puryear enters b. c. Tuskeno, by Tonson,
dam Creeping Kate.
SEcoND Day roprietor's Purse, two mile heats.
5000, SIS entrance.
THIRD DAY-Jockey Club Purse, three mile heats,
FoUaTa Day Balance of Jockey Club, two mile
heats, 5000. Si5 entrance.
FIFTH mile heats. best three in FIVE.
purse Sioo, $40 entrance, TO be added TO the purse.
sixth DAY-Coli race, nile heats, free for anv col,
that has never won a purse, to he closed the evening pre-.
ceding the Jockey Club day, entrance $50, On the same
day, will be run for an elegant Saddle, Briddle and eouio.
ments, and gate money-iDile heats, free for sny horse
mare or gelding that never won a purse en,s,n.a $40
Money hung up for each day without discount.
From the number OF fine horses already in training Il,
the adjoining counties, and the number spoken Of int nieI
TO be brought here from a distance, never could better
sport be calculated on. The turf is in fine order, and the
Proprietor pledges himself TO do every thing in his poyer
to render MS guests pleasant aud comfortsble-he will bo
prepared TO accommodate them as usual. Stables and lii
ter furnished rare horses gratis.
CHA C. PURYEAR, Pyopyiefor.
Charlottesville Mecklenburg, Co, Va, Sept. IL. 3s-wd
NEGROES FOR SALE.-Toe enable me 10 discI,sr0e
In all my debts, both those which I have incurred Tor
myself, and hose for which ! have never received and
sh4l never receive any compensation, 7 will Offer for sal,
~ New Csnios, IN the county Of Buckingham, on Satur
DAY. the 2Sti, day OF the present month, (September \ f,ou
Wto ~ hkeIy Negroes-consistiag OF nen, women. how,
and girls. The terms will be for cash.
GEO. HOLEMAN.
Fiuvanns, Sept. 10th. 1898. ae-a,
AHOTICE-A memnh.I LII l. -. - L.
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NOIICE.-A memorial will DO presented to The next
IL Legsis'u,s, respecting the tolls on Mayos bridge
Sept 8. ls4-w5wJ A. MAYO.
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new FORK, august Z4th, 1888. Std

Races over tho Halifax, (virginia) Course, will
u commence on Monday, the l4ib OF October next,
and continue five days.
FIRST DAY-A colt race, entrance $25 p. p.-s en-
tries and closed.
SECOND DAY-Proprietor' Purse, $500, two mile
heats-entrance SIS.
THIRD DAY-Jockey Club Purse, three mile heats,
S350-enrance $40.
FOURTH DAY-Handicap Purse, $3.50, best three in
fve-entrance $40.
FIFTH DAY-Sweepstakes for three year old colts aud
h'i'ee, ,"'io heats, 70 close on the evening Of the I'd davis
racc-entrance $50.
The cash for each days race, will be paid by the Pro-
prietor, without discount.
Hood stables and litter furnished gra,isby the Proprietor.
NATHANIEL III. POlNDEXTER Proprietor.
September 10. 36-4t
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NEW YORK RACES.-There will be two meetings
first will take place on Tuesday. the first day Of October
next, and continue at least four days.
Besides The two, three and four mile days, a variety of
sweepstakes and matches will be run, promising zine sport.
The match OF the Northern colt Niagara of Mr.. Jno. c.
Stevens, and the Southern colt Cadet Of Col. johnson,
Tor $iooo aside, four miles out, will take place the first
day OF the first meeting.
In a sweepstakes Of four subscribers, two mile heats.
entrance $500, Shark, the pictor of Midas, willin all pro.
liability meet Jessup, the Southern match colt unless
withdrawn from the stakes for the purpose OF a large match
in either event, excellent sport may be expected.
1t is at this time impracticable TO be more particular, or
say what matches and sweepstakes will be run, as any day
may produce one, and they are not unfrequently made the
evening before the race. 1t is said a negotiation for q
match scarce inferior in interest TO that OF Henry and
Eclipse is now in progress. All that can be said to the
lovers oil the turf is, come TO the New York Fall Races,
for fear you may miss seeing what hereafter you might
much regret.
The second meeting will take place the last Monday in
October, aud continue four days.
ALEX'R l.. BOTTS.
Ney Xnrk Annrsf o al, 1908
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MR.. spEI

MIR. DUFFIE SPEECH.
Dehrered IN Athens. Geo August 7th, 1888. at the Pub
nc D'nner g'oen to aim by the friends Of State Rights
assembled there Jrom all parts Of the State, in attend.
o"ee on The College Commencement:
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EsOllE,gS
Nucu Ygr REMAINS UNsUNo."

THE following lines arc from B,IIWin's London Mnyazino.l
rms RAINBOW.
The evening was glorious, and light throush tho trees
Played IN sunshine the miu-iups, the birds aud the breeze.
dbn@ la"ise"P" 9n''sitcteAigs' in iovciines. lay,
"a tho tap OF the Year m te beauty OF Mny.
,oI VIC u'iSh' Guron OF SpnnS, as she passed down tho wales
Lon her tOhe on the trees, ud hen breath on The gale;
Aud fresh m her footsteps sprlug hett,ge aud flowers.
The skies like a banner in sunset uufollrd,
- OF the west threw their splcndor OF azure aud gold.
i :, ~ cIOul Il "a distance, rose dense, and Increased,
niu is margin OF black touchh tho zenith and east.
w, ~, s4zed ON those scenes whlc around us thoy glowcd,
When a vision appeared on tho cloud;
-Iwas not Ike the sun, as at mid day we view,
Nor the moon. that rolls lightly through starlight and blue.
Like a spirit It came in the van Of II storm
Audi the eye aud the heart hailed its beautiful form;
For II looked not severe, like an angel of wrath.
bt II, satucnts OF brightness illuncd its dark path.
In the hour of its grandeur suh,imciy it stood,
o'c! tho river, the village, the field and the wood;
Aud river, field, village, aud woodland gtew britht.
As unconscious they gave aud afforded delight.
Twas tho DO" OF omnpotcucc, bent il Ills hand,
Whose grasp at creation the universe spann'd;
Twas the presence of God In symbol sublime,
us vow from the Flood to the oNilo OF time;
Not dreadful, us when Ia a whirlwind he pleads,
When storms are his chariot aud lightning hi, steeds.
The black clouds OF vengeance his banner unfur'd,
Aud thuuders his voice to- "A puili. stricken world.
In the breath of his ptcscnce when thousands expire,
Aud seas boil with fury, and rocks burn with fire,
AnI. hH sword aud the plague-spot, with death stew the plain,
And NultuTes aud wolves arc the graves OF the slain.
~; S"o" was thai 6oiutvw-ihur beautiful one
Whose arch was reltaction, its key stooe-thes sun,
n pavilion 1t seemed, with n deity gtaccd,
Aud Jnsttco and Mercy met there and embraced.
Awhile, and ii swsetiy bent over tho gloom,
Like love o'oTa death couch, or hope DER tho tomb,
Then left the dark scene, whence it slowly retired,
AS Love had just VANISHED, or Hope had expired.
\ gazed not0lono on that source of my song;
10 all who bohcld it, these verses belong:
Its presence 10 all was tho path OF the Lord;
Each full heart expanded, grow warm, and adutcd,
Like a visit-ihe converse of fionds-or a day,
Ihat bow from my sight passed forever away;
Like that visit, that converse, that day To my heart,
That bow from remembrance eau never depart.
.Ils a picture IN memory, disinctlydehncd,
With the strong aud inpetishing colors of mind;
A part of my being beyond my control,
boheId ON thnl cloud, and transcribed on my soul.
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KHR. AME CHILDRESS-Take notice, that ON
I'VE Monday the 22d day of April next, at the Tavern
GINA, | shall take the dispositions of William Bailey, Ma.
than Penick and others, TO be read as evidence in a suit in
Chancery, depending in the United States Court, Fifth
Circuit and Eastern District of Virginia, in which you are
plaintiff, and myself and William Frame, Samuel McKin-
ney, William Webb, Henry Terry, and Thomas b. Chill
dress are defendants: and, if from any cause the deposit
tons OF all the witnesses cannot be taken ON that day, [
shall continue from day to day, until they be all taken.
March 20. GI0l-w4wJ THOMAS McCARGO.
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81 AND FOR SALE wish to sell the tract of land
HA ON which | live, lying in the county OF MeckIen-
burg, about five miles east OF Boydton, and contains 542
acres-about one half is cleared. This land is i'm good con-
dition TO make a crop the greater part low ground and
fresh high land. The improvements are sufficient for the
size oil The tract. We made last year about $50 barrels
corn, 2o,OOO lbs. tobacco, wheat, oats, &c. have lived
on this tract five years, with about forty in family, and
nave not had a single case of bilious or ague and fever
this land is not privately disposed of before the month
oil September next, (Which | would greatly prefer0 I will
then sell TO the highest bidder. The terms will be made
recommending JNO. COBBS.
March 10. 100 US,
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VHNO JEPHTHA ~LEET-Take notice, that shall on
N the 10th day Of April next, at Chinquepin Church,
IN the county oil Amelia, and State of Virginia, between
The hours OF nine o'clock in the forenoon, and eight o'clock
IN the afternoon OF that day, proceed TO take the dispositions
OF Joel Morriss and others, 10 be read as evidence in a
suit depending in POwhatan Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chanccry, in which lam plaintiff, and yourself and
others are defendants: and, if from any cause the said de-
positions should not be completed on that day, they will be-
taken on the next day between the same hours.
Yours, &c. Ohm ORDAN
March %. IOf-yAv
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z nc WILLIAM LAND FoR sALE.-The pIan.

E ING WILLIAM LAND FOR SALE-Tbe oIan.
EA. tation called Cownes, belonging to the estate Of
Philip Aylett, dec. lying between the Herring creek and
the mattapony river, and about two miles above Aylet's
Warehouse, will be publicly sold at Aylel's Ware-h house.
on Saturday the 25lh Of May next.-This tract contains
$50 acres Of land; about one-tbitd of which is creek and
river low grounds, and the balance Of very good high
land. The Improvements on the tract are amply sufH.
cient for all farming purposes, aud the comfortable sc.
cOmmodaiOn Of a family; and the land will be shown TO
any person wishing TO purchase 1t, any time before tho
day Oi sale, by the subscriber who lives near the nrenoises
The terms Of sale are, $1,000 to be paid on the first dsy
Of January next, and the balance on the first day Of Janns.
~, 1885. The purchaser Of this land will have the privi-
lege Of seeding wheat upon IL next fall, and entire nos
session will be given on his making the first payment.
p. AYLETT, Ex'or OF p. .agteh, dec.
Monlyillo, March III. 1Oi-ytds
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DAVID ANDERSON, Jr., Cary Street, has in store,
and will be regularly receiving between this and he Is
May, the above stock OF Cotton Yarns, &c, from the
most approved factories in the United States, viz: Gun.
%ningham s. Anderson of this city, G Clarke of Mauches.
Ter, and James Scott of Isle of Wight.
March % Iot wtu
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

49, 1V0II0Udy, FebTudFy tn, 1888. J
The parties interested will please take netice, that 1
have appointed the sixth day of May next, to commence
the accounts directed in the foregoing order of Court, on
which day, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, they are requested to at
tend at Jennings Old Ordinary, in the county of Notto-
way, with their accounts and vouchers, ready for exami-
nation, and with office copies of necessary Court papers.
JOHN p. DUPUY, Nj. {. N. c..
February 81. 93-wsw
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TuckahOc.

EENHIS beautiful, leopard coloured horse, will stand the
a ensuing season, at the New store, i'm Buckingham
county. The season will commence the 18th of March
next, and expire the 18th of June following. Tuckahoe
VIII be let TO mares, at ten dollars the season, which NAV
De discharged by the payment of eight dollars, within the
season. ] deem it unnecessary to saw any thing in com.
mendaiion OF this approved foal gctter; his colts will con.
trast greatly TO his credit, with those of any horse, that has
opposed him in the public favour.
Feb. rs. [~05-w6wl ION FLOrRNnX
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THNHE subscriber offers for sale, once more. that vaI1-

THNHE subscriber offers for sale, once more, that vain
able property called the James River Slate Ouarries
to which IL attached a fertile and valuable small Farm
WIN one oil the strongest mineral springs of sulphur and
chalybeaie below the mountains. These Qmarries contain.
ing an inexhausuble fund OF confessedly the best ouali.
ty OF slate ever brought to the Richmond market, and living
Immediately on navigation, just sixty miles above thai
market, with many other advantages over all others r.,
WIZ hereafter be pointed outJ are well opened AID hen
IN prosperous operation for many years back. If not sold
privately before, they will be offered 10 the highest hid.
uer, ON the premises, on the third Monday in Nav newt
SUBJECT 10 one lien that must then be provided for.-And
al oUher persons having just claims against the subscriber
are requested to bring them forward at that time and place
ior maj settlement; or at any rate the most distant. and
unable to attend at that time and place, before his death.
as all brought forward after that time will be considered az
heId PACK with improper designs, and Ills advertisement
plead IN bar against them. The subscriber has no doubt If
making such arrangements with all holding lust claims
against him, as TO enable him TO give very extensive crc.
dt on the purchase. Besides which, to encourage uue
enterpriliDg to engage in the purchase and make a favo.
raOle commencement, two hundred dollars for every tbou.
sand given for the property, will be loaned such 6urc.,a.
ser But more on the score Of particulars, at hal Gme
aud place. JOHN NiCuoI q -
GJ-The Editor OF the Washington Globe is feouostod n, ,fro oH.
advertisement two or three insertions, and send his bin TO to Rirb.
'' ~ Hmy",o, 'p DV"OouVh' J. n.
MhCh ~ 103 -wtds
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PINE WOOD AND TIMBER-4OO
nor SALE, on the Estate of George W. p. Cust,
n Esq. OF Arlington, 400 acres Of Pine Wood. original
growth, lying on the Pamunkey river, 8 miles from West
Point, and about 80 miles from the Chesapeake Bav
Water nayigable for a ship Of the line. -Four. five. sx
or seven years allowed for removing the wood and lin.
ber.--lf not previously solo, will be offered AT public snc.
ion, on The premises, the first Monday in May next
Terms cash.-Please apply 10
WILLIAM BRUMLEY,
Steward and Agent for g.. W. r. Gusts. Fso.
White House, near N. Kent c. n.
""0" 90 I05-W3w
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PROPOSALS. will be received until the 18th dav of
"a April next, for supplying by contract the troops sta.
toned at this Post with fresh Beef, for the year next en-
in quarters, and to be furnished in such quantities and At
such times mot exceeding twice in each weekly as may
." dosiRnatnd hu N parsons rnaLi~e r-ar---l- :. al ..US
the price per pound, and will be required TO give bond
and sufficient securities for the faithful performance of the
contract. VIM. PALMER Lit. G. A. C. S.
beIIoha Arsenal, va. March Il, 1888. I06-w3w
NotlCE.-The undersigned as Executors of the late
IN Mrs. John Swami, OF Powhatan, and as agents ol
the legatees, will offer for sale at the May court for the
county OF Isle OF Wight, two tracts OF Land in said coun-
ty, containing from six TO eight hundred acres: This land.
it is understood, is mostly in woods, and well timbereJ'
The terms will be accommodating, and made known at
the sale. The subscribers expect 10 be in the neighbor-
hood several days before the sale.
WILLIAM WALTHALL, -,
TIL. MILLER, EA ors'
March z. 97-wIOtr
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NOTICE,-There will be a called NEE ting of In
~ Stockholders OF the Rivanna Navigation Company
to be held in the Courthouse of Albemarle county, in the
town Of Charlottesville, on the third Tuesday in April next.
being the 10th OF the month. BY order OF the President
and a majority of the Directors.
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GOIlCE. The subscriber offers for sale about 5C0o
~ acres OF land in the county Of Amherst, and in ths
vicinity oil Amherst Court House and New Glasgow.
aDout Twelve miles west Of james River, and the same
distance East OF me Blue Ridge: The country is elevated
ana pleasant, finely waterei and healthy, the soil is good.
resting on a rich clay foundation, well adapted 10 the pro-
lands are divided into different farms, some of them well
improved, and will be divided so as TO suit purchasers: the
terms VIII be accommodating and possession given when
the purchaser wishes. The subscriber can be seen in
Richmond Tor about two weeks-aher that, al New elias
gov. DAVID s. GARLAND.
MaTch z. 97-wSw~
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NOIlCE.-Was committed TO the Jail of this county on
'he 18Th inst. a negro man, who calls himself
CHARLES says he belongst TO Wttidm Dickson, Of Ba-
tan Rouge, Mississippi; about t%wenty-six years of age, FIVE
feet five and a halfinches high, a scar on his right shoulder
said TO be occasioned by a dirk, two toes on his right foot
mashed The owner IS requested to come and take him
MICHAEL MOVERS, Jaior, Wythe Countv.
January 10. 76-w12w
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February 81.
II CHANCERY-VIRGINIA.-In Powhatan Coun.
"a ty Court, February the goth, 1888
William McGruder, PuG.

kdlns
William Crump Sheriff of Powhatan county, and as such
Adm'or. de bonis non of Geo. Bailey, deceased, and Joseph
A.. Bailey, Martha E.. Bailey, and Albert A. Bailey, infant
children OF the said George Bailey, decd, by Richard f.
Graves their guardian, ad litem. Defts.
BY consent OF parties, it is ordered, that the decree pro-
nounced in this cause, on the 10Th day Of December last,
be set aside, and on the motion OF the plaintiff, John w. Fau-
dree andNancy his wife, formerly Nancy Bailey, widow of
George Bailey, deceased, Mack Goode and Richard Goode,
Executors oil Benjamin Goode, deceased, who was former.
y Admor. OF the said George Baily, decd, and Benia-
min Bailey, are made parties defendants in this cause, and
leave Is granted the plaintiff TO amend his bill accordingly
and process is awarded against the said new defendants,
except Benz. Bailey, according TO law to cause them to ap
pear here, and answer the said billiard it appearing TO
the satisfaction of the Court, that the said defendant, Ben
Jamin Bailey, is not an ~inhabitant of this Commonwealth,
and he falling to appear, and answer the said bill, and give
security according to the Act of Assembly, and the rules
oil this Court-lt is, therefore, on,the motion of the plain
I'LL, decreed and ordered, that the said Benjamin Bailey,
do appear here on or before the first Monday in May next,
and answer the bill aforesaid, and that a copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in some newspaper published in the
city OF Richmond, for two months successfully, and that
another copy be posted at the front door of the Courthouse
OF this county. A. Copy. Teste,
March 7. [99-wSw] II. F. GRAVES, d. C.
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N CHANCERY.-YIRGrNIA-At rules holden i'm
n the Clerks Office Of the county court of Charlotte. N
the 4h day Of March, 1888:
Charles Nj. Anderson and Frances his wife, formerly
Frances Stern, and Melville Stern, an infant under the age
oil one ana twenty years, Pitts.
against
William Howson and Doroihea his wife, George Jordan
and Susan his wife, Lawrence b. Stern, Frances Stern,
William ID. Stern, John d. Baker and Elizabeth his wife.
aud John Park and Agness his wife, Defts.
The defendants, " iliam Howson and Dorotbea his wife
George Jordan and Susan his wife, and Frances Stern not
having entered their appearance according 10 the act Of
Assembly and the rules of this court, and IL appearing
10 the satsia ction OF the court, that they are not inhabit-
ants OF this S,ate-On the motion Of the plaintiffs by coun.
sci, IL is ordered that the said defendants do appear here
on the first Monday in June next, and enter their appear.
ance and answer the plaintiffs bill, and give security for
performing the decree Of the court; and that a copy OF this
order be inserted in some paper published in the city Of
Richmond, Tor two months successfully, and posted at the
iront door oil the Court House of this county.
March Is. 1o2Nwsw#
I'm CHANCERY-vIRGINIA.-In Nottoway County
y. Court, July 1881:
Sarah Camp, William Flournoy and Ann his wife. jim
cey Jennings and Mary Oliver, Plaintiff.
against
Langley b. Jennings, executor of Joseph Jennings, de.
ceased, James Dupuy, Benjamin Ward, David G. Talbot
and Martha his wife, and John Hall and Elizabeth his
wife, DeTendan,s
David G. Talbot and Martha his wife, Complainants.
against
and Ann his wife, Jane Jennings, Mary Oliver, John Halt
and Elizabeth his wife, and Robert b. Billups and Armon
his wife, Defendants
On the motion of David G.. Talbot, il is ordered and de-
creed, that the order heretofore IaaGe in these cases, re-
ierring the accounts between the parties TO Commission
ers, be set aside, and the same accounts be referred to the
Master Commissioner in Chancery of this county.
n Copy-leste. w. Il. A L. c.
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m ~ Is-IH 1UOCHTdUU OOunTV IOUIT, ISh
n February, 1888:
BENJAMIN Phaup and Elizabeth his wife, formerly Eli
zabeth Ellis fItfts.
Against
William Gray, late Sheriff of Goochland county, and as
such, administrator of Absalom Ellis, decd, and LEROY
Ellis, Joha Ellis, and Charity his wife, Joseph Watkins.
and Jerusha his wife, formerly Jerusha Ellis, Rebecca
Mallory, formerly Rebecca Ellis, Joshua Ellis, Hercules
Ellis, Bartholomew Ellis, and the children of Eleazer Ell
lis, deceased, distributes OF the said Absalom Ellis. de-
ceased DTS.
This day came the plaintiffs, by Henry l.. Hopkins,
Esq. their counsel, and filed their bill: and the defendants.
Joshua Ellis, Hercules Ellis, Bartholomew Ellis, and the
children OF Eleazer Ellis, decd, not having entered their
appearance and given security according TO the act Of AS
sembly aud the Rules OF this Court, and il appear ng by
satisfactory evidence, that they are not i~nhabiiants of this
country, it is ordered that the said defendants do appear
here on the first day of May Court next, and answer the
bill of the plaintiffs; and that a copy of this order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper printed in the City of
Richmond, Tor two months successfully, and posted al the
front door OF the Court house Of this county. A Cow.
Teste. A w. MILLER, d. C. &C.
March Z. oo-waw