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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-02
POETRY.
"suu. Yrr rraAiSs uS,cre.'
AN oDJURGArOWY EPISrLE.

ss.,or tseg "a po,sas rir,re, nee sine t."
narAm--i n'ean, dear Lsa,a--no. don't
mson-wha' ma,tefs, ~ you kno~ my meaningi
have Year letter. and i, is my won,
To show TO courtesy proper iesnin=;
Therefore w,i,c; think NOT | owe your power,
Nor call thy sex's P,actscd et,s sheu, thee,
Bocsuse said in love unsuhtdei hnlt,
.'Ihefc 4. no living with thee, without theo."
You promised never To- olfend me more
All thou dvceiiiul onei--anl tops niancc;
You say you Always thought Dchnaiuc u bore,
And e.s mo 70 ,esal' my cruol scn,ence.
Anos'h! 40 oN,h. heye an oath in heaven,
Were all ,hai's faithful ,iencherou. sl, about thee
These words shonii never from my brees, be iivon
"Thsfc is no living with thee, or without ibee"
What. shall al, with baleaver,ed face,
h'ls every pulse with rage and shame is boating,
While Seu pe to ssnse !. y.% n silent
Must endure TO see each ompuost head
a walking piec" Of h'otn'o about ,hcei
/" There Is no living with thee, or without thoe.'
No-by ,hoss golden hoas > swinly past,
BY those h,ght smiles you gave when you won me-.
Byal the hopes So, upon III" cast,
by all those bitter banquets tears have brought
ny All that once was dear and loved about thee,
i swear TO bani.h fiom my hear, the thought
''Ihcre is no living with thee, or without thee"
Iau,s, f you dow a sigh.
How could YOU thus affections bond dis.ovor'
How could YOU every woman'S engine ply
To rack heart which would have been you're FOR ever
Then that adhered Dclmaine q see the Jay
stmiting in all his Rnrry about thee,
And grant me patience y hear YOU laughing say,
"IheTo is no living with thee, or without thee 80
In rain you strive TO bring me o yorr lure
In vain pour forth u thousand Gtlsa professions.
In vain protest your love shalt sti endure
" a'tiui tcats Your eigDed confossiCcs
NO more shall womans teas smiles cnsnarc
n breast whose wishes dwclt about thee.
Though, vexed by your caprice, uscdto swear
There was no living with thee, or without thee"
E'enhs the c'osing steel now parts in twain
: The siken band from which lon. depended
JIe mimic partner of thy Maynard reign,
Torn arc our ties my dream of love is ended
Take u; cannot that portrait now
Twill gtnce, doubt. some angling TOP about tiec:
Let other lips in pettish fondncss vow,
"1hcro is no living with thee, or without, thee"
Alb. fair, but false one! Ills myself indeed:
: Too true mn image of thy ,yIen hOauty;
There hrcahcs tho form dcemod tie ii. hest need
Could smooth the tosomc path of rugged duty.
Times tho arch smile that Turks every feature;
That air OF wtchns coque,ry abou, ,hce:
Come TO my heart, thou dear, torInonting creature
'sIhere IL no living with thoc, without thee ~
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July 2.

HNOR RENT-Thdt well known stand, in the lower
"A end OF Louisa county, called Potiesvie, situated
just hall way between Fredericksburg and Car,er.vie
iorty miles distant from Richmond and Immediately upon
the route from the latter place Cupeper Court House,
During the present year, the Tavern House will be put in
comfortable repair decent and tenant
tor 1854 The subscriber is DESTROYS sell Tract OF
Land, lying on the waters OF Elk Creek, about four miles
from Poesve, in pleasant neighborhood ard contain
ing four hundred and thirty acresanoher Tract about
two miles from Poilesville containing hundred and
twenty acres adjoining the lands OF James G. Dickinson
and Joseph Coatesand other Tract in the upper end
OF Hanover county, Green Bay, containing hun
bred and thirteen acres by survey, made fifteen years
Also, Tract adjoining Pottiesville Tract and Captain
Charles Y Kimbrough's. containing about two hundred
and eighty acres. Persons who will purchase may call
on me d, Mansfield Richmond, Capt. c. Y. Kim
brough, near Pottesville NATHL. THOMPSON.
July IL. I9-w4w
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A MELIA SULPHUR SPRINGS-The subscriber
IA at these well known aud justly celebrated Medic
nal Springs has, from the frequent solicitations of his
friends and the public, just fitted large and commodous
buildings, for the accommodation OF Invads, all other
persons who are DESTROYS OF avang themselves OF their
virtues, aud healthy situation during the ensuing
and autumnHis residence, from its elevated and airy
situation, as healthy as the country aorHe ms
comment upon the medicinal virtues the waters as
rey unnecessary and regards the we'll atesed by the
large concouse Of persons who resorted to them for
their health, when entertainment could be had in the
hborhood He pledges himself, regards his table,
bedding, stables, &C. TO spare pains in promoting the
ease and comfort of persons who favor him with their
patronage.
IL He haters himself that with untiring assduty and
very accommodating terms, he will be able give entire
satisfaction. FRANCIS A. WILSON, JR.
MAY ~. 5-wI2ts
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sJALE OF LAND.-In pursuance Of decree Of the
- Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancery for the
county Of Nelson pronounced in the Of Rvcs against
Austin and others the Undersigned Commissiqner will
proceed TO SELL at LovingsoD, in the county OF Nelson on
ednesday, the I'd day Of October next the highest
bidder credit OF one, two, three and four years. he
purchaser purchasers giving bonds with approved
riiy, and deed OF trust the land to the pa
ments,) tract OF land in the county Of Nelson on the
branches OF the South fork Of Rocksh River adjoining
the lands OF NorbOrne Thomas, the estate OF Zach Neyi
and others and containing by survey 1862 rood and
30 pefches This land Is all in woods, and is well adapted
10 the culture Of corn, wheat and tobacco
MAYO CABELL, Coninission0.
July 30. 2i-wSw
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n AHlO LAND AGENCY-AT CoLuMBUs-The
w Subscribers respectfully inform their numerous
friends i'll different sections oil the United States, and the
public generally, that they have opened Office in the
town OF Columbus, the capital OF Ohio for the purpose
OF attending TO The purchase and sale Of lands the pay
ment OF taxes redeemng lands sold taxes and furnish.
ing any and all information which may be required
corning Ohio lands.
One OF the undersigned has filled the Office Of Auditor
OF the State for eighteen successive years. aud the other
that OF Chief Clerk in the Office for considerable
period they therefore aer themselves that their pre-
sent acquired knowledge of the business, the IA
cies for extending il, will render the interest Of those
who may avail themselves OF their services at least as
cure it could be in any other hands
Letters addressed to either Of will receive prompt
! attention. RALPH OSBORN.
May %. f6-w6mrl DEMAS ADAMS.
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WOOL.
IN YMAN, REED & CO., Commission Merchants
"a 4 No. 6, South Charles Streets, Baltimore, md.
devote particular attention TO the sale OF Wool Letters
post paid asking information respecting the wool market
will receive immediate attention.
L., r. & Co., have leave to refer 10
f DanisI e SS1D { { Co., Co.. Baltimore, ma.
Samuel Wyman & Co.,
David Boyd, Frederick, Md
@. Rulier & Co, Union Town, Pa.
Zane, Pentony & Co., Wheeling, Va
Isaac HoH, Winchester, Va.
Allison Owen, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Russell s. Matthews, GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
J. Armstrong g. Son, Maysye, KY.
Liesly Combs, ESQ., LexingionsK'y.
Muir g. Wyley, ! I;.n;,, ~,
April 8. 108-Isf6m
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TN CHANCERY-vIAsINfA.- I've ChsuifS 100
II ror Court Of Law and Chanesry for Hsnrico county
Reuben Bsnde. administrator with the will annexed Of
Janc Couits, deceased, Plaintiff.
Sophia Coutts. Jane NJ Couts, Thomas r. Bouldin. Asa
Otis, Edward c. Mayo, James Winston William D. Wren
administrator Of Samuel McCraw deceased, and Edward
Henshaw in his own right and as administrator Of Patrick
Couts, deceased, Defendants.
This in which the bill hath been taken for con.
iessed as to all the defendants except Edward Henshsw
this day TO be heard the bill, answer 81 the
said defendants replication and exhibits, and was argued
by counsel consideration whereof the Court doth or
der and direct that OF its Commissioners do an
account oi all the due from the estate Of Reuben
Cous deceased to the estate Of jane Cous deceased
an account Of her annuity secured her the trust deed
from Reuben Coutts to Samuel AfcCraw James Heron
and Pleasant dated the 10Th dav of SEN
tembe in tho thousand hundred and nine
~ nine, an office copy OF which deed is filed exhibit
IN this cause. Also account oil all the money due from
the estate OF Patrick Cous deceased to the Jane
Cous, deceased all and every account existing boz
tween them and their estates and especially Of all money
due from the estate Of the said Patrick Cous the esate
oil the said Jane Couts, deceased which secured or
intended to be secured by the deed of the
day Of February thousand eight hundred and twenty
one, executed by the said Patrick Coutts to Thomas T.
Boudin and David Roper Trustees an Office copy OF
which deed is also filed exhibit in this suit and also
an account oil all money due from the estate OF the said
Patrick Cou deceased to the estate OF the said Samuel
McCraw deceased the payment Of which or
was intended to be secured by the last deed
trust ALSO an account Of all money paid by the said Pa
trick Cous and his representatives. on account Of tho
notes described in tho trust deed the said Pa
trick Couts to Benjamin w. Coleman and Asa Otis a.
Trustees dated the eighth day OF November thousand
egh, hundred and nneeen Office copy Of which deed
is also filed exhibit in this suit also that the defen
dant, Edward c. Mayo, do render before tho
same commissioners OF all payments made by him. IL any,
on account oil the purchase money for the property
veyed by the said Patrick Coutts in his lille time 10 the
said Edward c. Mayo by deed dated the first day Of De-
cember, thousand eight hundred and twenty three, an
Office copy of which deed also filed exhibit in this
causeall Of which several accounts the commissions
er is directed to examine STATE aud SETTLE Court
report with any matters specially stated deemed pertinent
by HIMSELF which may be required by the parties be
so stated But nothing c>ntained in this order is to pre-
clude the defendant Edward C. Mayo from filing his an
at any time before the first day OF November ext
ACopy-Tese. J. ROBINSON, C. c.
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lip UNAWAY IN JAlL.-Was committed TO the Jail
IA oil Hanover county runaway on the 10Th day of
April last negro boy named PERRY who SAYS he was hi
red Tor the present by Richard H. Payne of Henico
and that he belongs TO the estate Of Francis Timberake
dec d. oil whom Granville Timberake the admir- The said
Doy Is about hiteen sixteen years old, is bright mu-
ia'io has scar on the under part OF the right jaw occa
stoned by The cut OF switch and another on the front of
ms lett Leg had ON when committed home-spun round
about and panaloons and old velvet vest The owner
Is requested to come forward prove his property pay a
lees, and take him away-otherwise he will be dealt with
as the law directs: LANEY JONES, ID. S. for
Carter Berkeley Sheriff and Tailor of Hanover Go.
July &c. 2O-wI2,v~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-02

MNY Tavern Farm and Store Tenement, situated AZ
I'VE King William Court House. may he leased for the
next two or three years Those who have applied and
who nonresdents OF this county are hereby notified
that contract may be concluded any time before A
gust Court Of this county, by application to the subscriber
in the county to Herbert A. Claiborne Aiiorne
iB Richmond, THOS w s GREGORY
King William county, July ~. Io-wtIss
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Nm CHANCERY-VGRerNf Court held Tor
IA Buckingham county, at the Court House, the 10Th
day OF June, 1888
Maurice l.. Call, James Thomas and Patsy his wife.
Jordan Coll, Walter wilkinson and Nancy his wife VIII
liam Call and Beverly A. Brown, plaintiffs.
against
Charles Call, Defendant
The defendant not having entered his appearance and
rules Of this Court and IL appearing TO the ssfscion *
ne Court that the said Charles Call not an nhabitsnt
Of this State, IL is ordered, that The said defendant do sp-
pear here al September Cour, answer the bill OF
The plaintiffs and that copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted 10 the Richmond Enquirer for two months sue
cessyey and posted at the front IoUr Of tie Court House
OF this county Copy--Tesie.
June ~ fl5-w5wJ r. ELDRIDGE, c. c.
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By The Lieutenant Governor IF The Commonwealth o,
UTginia.
a PROCLAMATION

ny me Lieutenant Governor If The Commonwealth oil
PiTginid.
PROCLAMATION
having been represented TO by The acting Coro.
n ner for the county OF Campbell, that murder was
committed on the body Of certain Mor Roberts, on The
10Th ultimo and from the evidence exhibited 20 the in.
quest held over the body, doubt is entertained but that
the murder was perperated by Hard,UeH M Doss also
OF said county who Immediately fed aud is now going
at large
Now, therefore, Wyndham Robertson, Lieutenant
Governor, scingn the absence Of the Governor from the
seat OF government have thought tit offer reward oil
Two Hundred Dollars, to any person persons who will
apPrehend and convey 10 the Jail Of Campbell county the
said Hardwel Nj. Doss; and do over require all Off.
GERS both civil and military and request the good people
oil This commonwealth TO their best exeriions TO sp.
prehend and secure the said Hardwe NJ. Doss in order
That he may be dealt with as the law directs.
. Given under my hand, as Lieutenant Governor, and
lSEAL under the lesser seal Of the Comninonw eatb al
Richmond this 9th day of July, 1888.
WYNDHAM ROBERTSON
Hsrdwell NJ. Doss is about forty five years old rather
under the usual sze with lght-coored eyes, and when
in conversation holds his head down. and sps very fire..
quently, and is rupured both sides though not TO
great extent July H. 19--w1w
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Cash for Wheat.

VHNHE subscribers hereby inform their friends and the
Il public that they have commenced business Shoe
kG Hill, al the upper end OF street. under the firm of
SAMUEL j. RUTHERFORD s. CO.,
where they will be prepared at all times to purchase
WHEAT AND OTHER COUNTRY PRODUCE
They will keep supply OF GROCERIES, and many
other articles in general which they will sell at the
lowest prices at which such goods can be afforded
SAMUEL J. RUTHERFORD.
FRANCIS STAPLES.
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M ESSRS. James r. Morris, IpiHiani Morris and
I'VE James Thomas p Richardson: You. not being
inhabitants of this State will please take notice. that
SNAIL on Monday the 9Th day Of September 1888 at the
COURTEOUS oil buckingham county, between the hours
oil 10 o'clock i'll the morning and in the evening take
the deposition OF Samuel Ford and Others to be read as
evidence In suit in Chancery, pending the Cir
cult superior Court Of Law and Chancery for Bucking
ham county, in which am plaintiff, and you and others
defendants. Yours, &c. JOHN MORGAN
July 26. 23-w4ws
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IN CHANCERY-vIRoINI Rules held in the
Chancery for the County of Gloucester ON Tuesday the
4th day OF June, 1885,
Edward s. Anory, Plaintiff
Against
William Muire and Ann Muire his wife Thomas Mnir.
and Joseph Powell, Defend,a,s
Tho defendant, William Muire, not having entered his
appearance and given security according act Of AS.
sem6y aud the rules of this Court and appearing by
satisfactory evidence, that he is nhabtant of this
country-on the motion Of the plaintiff, by Thomas C.
Amory his Attorney is ordered that the said
do appear here at rules, 10 be held in the Clerks Office
aforesaid on the first Monday in October next and am
swer the plaintiffs bill; and that copy OF this order be
forthwith inserted in newspaper printed in the Civ
OF Richmond Tor two months SUCCESSFULLY aud posted at
the 'front.' door of the Court house OF this County on two
successive Court days. Copy-Teste
July &c. [23-wSw] ARTHUR L. DAVIES C. G.
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mo Gabriel Miner aud Nancy his wife, JOSEF Min
n ter and Elizabeth his wife, Charles Cosby Oy eron
Cosby. VIM H. Cosby, Josiah Cosby, Mary Bagby, Rich
ard NJ Cosby, Archibald Cosby, Abner Cosby James
You requested TO forward forthwith aud receive
the amounts to which you severaIly entitled and now
IN my hands as Commissioner arising from the sale of
tract OF land formerly belonging to Charles Cosby dec
and made agreeably to decree of the County Court
Powhatan for your benefit. FRS s. SAMPSON
Powhatan, July 9Th, 1888. 2I-w6ts
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CoMMIssIoNER's 0rFIcE.

The parties concerned in the execution of The
order OF Court, will take notice. that have appointed
Monday the 9th day OF September next, for their attend
ance before at my office, in the city OF Richmond ON
the matters referred by the said order which day. by
ten o'clock A. NJ, they hereby required to attend
with their accounts, proofs, and office copies OF all neces-
sary Court papers. JNO. SHORE, Conlr.
Cir. Sup Co. L. s. @. Henrico.
July 26. 23-wsw
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N COMMUNICATIONS Rules holden in
"a the Clerks Office OF the Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for the county of Cumberland, at the Court
house OF said county, from the 81 the Sh dsy of June
inclusive in the year 1888:
susannah Langhorne, Miller Wooison Jacob Michaux
and Mary his wife, Joseph Woodson and Marn,a his
wiie, Miller "oodsoD Albert G. Woodson, David A .
Street and Mary his wife, William M. Woofson and Lucy
MS WIG, anu ischarner "oodson, ComPaiDants.
Blake Ii. Wooison Greed Taylor and Sally his wife
Nancy Holt, Christopher Woodson, Rebecca woodson
Christopher b. Strong and Lucy Ann his wife, Nathaniel
henry and Virginia his wife, Alexander Woodson Jacob
Woodson Creed T. WoodsoD, Greed Taylor, IT,, Samuel
Taylor, Jr Samuel c. Ghoson, Ann J. Ghoson Lucy L.
Swami, and Martha Woodson, Defendants
The defendants, Nancy Holt, Christopher W oodson
kebecca oodson, Christopher b. Strong Lucy Ann
his wife, Nathaniel Henry aud Virginia his vile Ale an-
der Woolson, Jacob Woodson, Creed +. Woodson and
Creed Taylor D not having entered their appearance and
gwen security according TO the Assembly, and the
rules oil this Court, and appearing by satisfactory evil
uence mat they are not inhabitants Of this country on the
motion oil the compainants by counsel: IT is ordered
mat Tie SAID defendants do appear here the first day of
he next Circt Superior Court of Law and Chancery for
TIE county aforesaid and the bill OF the complain.
ants and that copy Of This order be forthwith inserted
IN some newspaper published in the city OF Richmond for
TWO months successfully and also posted the 'front.' door
oil the Court house OF this county
Copy Tese, JOHN DANIEL, elk.
June 20 I5--wSws
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NOIICEis hereby given, that application will be made
Tor The renewal Of certificate of One Share of Stock
standing in the name Of Thos Arnstead on the Books Of
The Bank Of Virginia, the having been lost or mis-
laid July2 16-wey
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important Affecting this great question: and WI BE- o..
hibsd with greater energy hereafter by further inquiries
and petitions. With this Wow. the meeting appointed
committee OF IL members, who charged collect all
this important question. When their task is finished
report OF 1t will be general assembly OF the
mercantile interests OF this city for their examination
Alter having received the sanction Of those who are in
erested. the report will be addressed to tho
and the Chambers The members Of the COMMITTEES arc
Msssrs. Musirezat. ID. Guesier, Felix Delbos, He nry
Fouirede David Johnston, s. Exhaw, Henry Gaios Da.
yil Brown, wusenburg, Nathaniel Johnston Violet,
Klipsch and Bouscasse, senior"
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n AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber oilers for sale
A one or both OF his tracts of Land, lying the coun
~ OF Louisa that which he lives near Pottiesyile I8
ihes rom me Courthouse, 40 from Richmond, and 30
from Fredericksburg, on the stage road from the latter
place 10 Gainesville, contains about 475 acres mostly in
good heart and considered good farming land, is well wa
,eea' ana mas On 1t neatly finished dwelling house
brick, and outhouses suitable for the accommodation of
famiiy-Ihe other, on the South Anna river, at the
mouth oil Fork creek about 40 miles from Richmond and
Is irein Little Creek Landing James River, contains
about 500 acres half more Of which creek and
nver botom the balance high land, generally OF very
good quality, well adapted TO farming; hundred acres
Oh this tract, Chat is excellent tobacco and,) may be
cleared and still leave an ample supply of wood and tim
Der Tor the farm. The buildings this land are only
suitable Tor the accommodation Of aud ne
and good houses sufficient 900 lbs of tobacc
The overseer, MIR. Smith, will show this land
CHARLES Y KIMBROUGH.
Louisa, July IL. I9-w4w
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DIAN DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran awav from

S6h DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away from the
cO subscriber, OIL the 10th inst (July) two negro
men, DICK and ANDERSON. Dick is about six feet hip h.
and about n years OF age dark complexion with one
Tooth out before, somewhat inclined TO be knock kneed
mas down look when spoken Anderson is about Jour
ieet ten inches high, and about 10 years age also OF
dark complexion smooth skin, rather bow gged has good
connienance expect they are both lurking about the
neighbourhood OF Newtons Tavern buckingham county,
as Andersons father resides in that Deighborlood and
The property Of Mrs. Harper. will give the above re-
ward oil thirty dollars for experimenting and delivering TO
me The said Dick and Anderson, in Powhatan county
miles from CarlersviIle or Is dollars for eilherh
July 70. I22-w4wsl JOHN PUWERS
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Plslntin.

"a y
Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for Powhaisn county, from the 3d the
Sth day OF June inclusive, in the year 1888:
William w. Archer, Plaintiff.
against
John H. Steger, late sheriff Of Powhaan county and adj
muisrator oil Peter F. Archer dec and also as admins
traitor OF Elizabeth r. JONES' dec John T. Moseey Peter
f. Archer, Robert Haskins aud Martha f. his wiic John
a. Archer, John Jones and Sarah r. his WIFE, Louisa Ca
rone Archer Mary Ann Archer, and Nancy Archer wi
dow OF the said Peter +. Archer, dec, Defendants.
The defendants, Peter F. Archer, and John Jones and
Sarah X his wife. not having entered their
and given security according TO the act Of Assembly aud
the rules oil this Court and it appearing by
dence that they are not inhabitants OF this
on the motion OF the plaintiff by Jno w. Nash, Esq. his
Attorney is ordered that the said Peter F. Archer and
John Jones and Sarah r. his wife, do appear before the
Judge oil our said Circuit Court at the Court House of the
said county, on the first day OF September term next and
answer the bill Of the plaintiff and tina, copy this or.
der be forthwith inserted in ewspaper published in
the city oil Richmond aud continued for two months sue
cesvely, aud that another copy be posted at tho front
door OF the Court House Of this county.
Copy-Tese X. +. GRAVES, d. C.
june 60 15-wSw"