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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-11

Msssrs George Jefferson. John r. Leigh, John ~ Bo.
ker, isdscard Eggieston, John Vebsfer, Sheriff Of
deed, W,niam T, Eggieston. aud Wn,. EggIeston:
EN- iLEMEN Take notice, that 1 shall proceed
~ 70 take the dispositions Of Willis Piller and others
OF Prince Edward and State Of Virginia. ON the fourth
nS ,Ss '1n .y' Oh March ~, n then and
psr, nro..sa =, % s 18Th aud 18th days Of March
Pil'er and others at the said Tavern house of Samuel
d. Burke, above mentioned /; and on the Til and sth
days OF March next, shall proceed to take the de-
positions oil Psschsl Roberts and others, in the TIA
vetn.house oil the said Roberts, IN the county Of Sme
liza, and State Of Virginia; and the first, second and
third days OF April next shall proceed take the demo-
si,ions Of Tple l. Estice aud others, in the Boiling
brook Hotel, in the Town Of Petersburg vrgina.-TEe
ABOVE dispositions are to be read as evidence in suit in
the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chsncey for the
county Of Amelia, Virginia, in which am plaintiff, and
each Of you and others defendants aud where YOU
may attend II you like.
Yours, JOHN T. JETER.
January 29,h, 1884. S5-I2t
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VEtO EDW. WARREN.-STR: AS you are not an inba.
"a bitant OF the Commonwealth Of Virginia and have
no agent known 10 you will please take notice, that
will proceed the sixth day Of March next between
the hours OF nine o'clock in the and OF that
day. at the Washington Tavern, in the city of Richmond
and State OF Virginia. 10 take the dispositions OF James r.
Tyler and Others; and the tenth day OF the month";
(March at the honse OF William Clarke in the county of
Hanover and State aforesaid, the dispositions Of Tho.
Gardner and Others be read evidence in suit
now depending and undetermined in the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chancery for Henrco county, in which
suit william Clarke and others plaintiffs, and YOU
are defendant; and should the said DISPOSITIONS be com
pefed Oh the said days, the taking thereof will be CONT
nued from day 10 day, until the business isfnshed
Yours, &c. WILLIAM CLARKE
Feb. H.. IS6-w4w1 and others. Plaintiffs
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EDROPERTY n sCOTTsVILLE FOR SALE

EDROPERTY N SCoTTSVIILE FOR SALE
n. VIII he offered Tor sale, OH the 4h March next.
two lots IN lhc town &C Scodsvle, James river,
described IN trust deed oJho. Hartman 10 the
as Trustees, Tor the benefit Of Charles Yancey as lo.
number 40 and ll7he last occupied Tavern, and
so much Of the first The said Haftman is entitled TO- and
hen occupied ny hin store. The Aforesaid lots are
well improved, andapprovcd stand FOR Tavern and Stores
will he sold on the day aforesaid TO the highest bidder for
cash. upon or near said lots, or both may be
sary to pay and satisfy The debt and charges Of sale aud
advertising as secured and provided for by the terms
said deed, which Is Of record in the County Court Of Al
bemare. We believe the right good TO The foregoing lots
but will convey only such title conveyed 10 us as
trustees. PEYTON HARRISON
February 4. [s6-w4w"1 ROBERT MOsELEY.
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POsTERs v.
"Mucn W.T. nym,,s, uv,uNa."

THE SNO Wv WM. SiScLAiN.
Tho hir, the light, TIE spafkltn! snow
By gcn,l" breeze OF wLi,lwind dIiren'
Thou scek'st the chang"iui world below,
Aud wcnd'st thy way from hea'en;-
o. thou may'si shame the puIost heart,
For Putty itself thou ant!
Tho Vif.in snow-t the chssie, the free,
The myriad wingrd- the stainless white.
Tho mountains brow Is wreathcd with thee,
~ with a wreath Of light;
AID garments of tho vostil BRIDE
Are very darkness hy thy side.
For thou dost clothe our paIcn, Earth
With matchlcss robes, and hiist her throw
Ten thousand radiant suubcams forth
Bright as the g"ms that glow,
Above the purp Q Throne OF Night
When thou hast kissed the morning light.
Thine iciclos in radiance bright,
In hollow caves aud ancleni hall,
htc hung like cty.t lamps Of ight,
That gladden. festivals;
Thy iloor oil f,ost work thou hast spread,
Clear us the oceans coral bed.
The avalanche in founders dread,
Tho might Of man indignant scotna;
Tho Wild volcanic furnace red
Above thee ever burns;
And Ser the vast Siberian wild,
Thou slcepest rs a ncw.bOfn child.
Thou art too poor for al,jcct caith,-
And thou hast made thy loved abode
In giant regions of tho North,
Where foot hath never troll:
There thou hast pitch'd thy thousand tents,
And reared thy deathlcss mOuumcnts-
Where thou ne'er feels, the bosom ,hrob--
The heat give forth the crimson flood
And where thine ever spotess robe,
May not be stained with blood,
Nor Death. high feast, nor scattered arms,
Bodim tho iusturc Of thy charms.
Emblem of Go +! eTulgent snow,
The beautiful, unspottcd vast
Unto the fair tcen earth below
Thou contest on the blast;
.! thou may'st shame the purost heart
For Purity itself thou art!
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MARION

WILL stand the ensuing season at the New Hope
w Race Course, Halifax, N Carolina; and will rem
der service at 800 the season. payable at its expiration,
which may be discharged by $40 cash; $75 insurance.
Parting with the will forfeit the insurance. 81 cash
to the groom, in every instance. The ill
mence the 10Th February and end LIST August. Major
West will furnish good aud extensive pasurage gras
and mares grane at 25 cents per day. Every auen-
ton will be given TO prevent accidents escapes, but
responsibility for either.
Marion is Of fine size, great muscular power, and
handing appearance, his blood and perlo place him
in the foremost rank OF racing stocks he is the very
type Of his sire and grandsre, old Archie and Cizen
from whose ons he sprung and whose unrvaed lame he
ming, as will be from his performances
and those Of his get:-Francs Marion lore off two
heats, the great sweepstakes Of $1,000 entrance ITALIA
hassee, Florida, mile heats, for year ods, entries
paid orie beating Veto of s. c., aud Mary Smith OF
Tennessee in handsome stye nag. but
the old Roanoke, Gas D. would say) produce Francis
which caused his to fob SO raIe chink lin the
language Of Maj Downng) and refused $500 for him
Immediately after the raceMaa est Ciar de Kitchen
H. A. Patsey Burton, Zueiks, Mr.. Corprews colt, and
Mr.. Whittaker's filly, have all been winners.
To my knowledge not than 10 of his colts have
yet been the turf and several Of them Of
mares. VIM. l.. LONG.
New Hope, Halifax county, N. c., Feb. 6. s7-w2m
9 The Wing, Petersburg Inciscncor aud Norfolk Beacon
will publish the above weekly MONTHS and their
to tho subscriber w. l. l..
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SHEPARD G. MILLER, Clerk
January %. S3-wsw

NWR. LEONARD BOSHER-SIR: As YOU are not
I'VE am inlabant OF the State OF Virginia, you will
take notice. that shall, by my Attorney proceed to take
the dispositions OF Wi liam S. Gauding sad Others the
clerks Office OF Cumberland county, on Wednesday, the
10Th oil March next between the hours OF o'clock in the
forenoon and o'clock in the afternoon the same day
and shall continue from day day, until all the dispositions
are taken, TO be read evidence in suit in Chancery
depending in the Circuit Superior Court of and
Chancery for the county Of Cumberland wherein am
plaintiff and you defendant and where you NAV
attend ii you see cause. MILLER WOODSON.
Jan. ~. SI-wIws
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FENHE distributes of the military claims of Walter
n Scott decd, are hereby notified that the said claims
are now ready Tor distributions and that desirable that
other OF said distributes should come
and administer the estate of tbe said Walter Scott
decd preparatory distribution OF the claims
as The undersigned does not intend administer on said
estate. A. B. Administrative
of Geo. u. .No0dy decd
Jan y. f5 wSw
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-Pursuant 10 a de.
cree Of the Circuit Superior Court Law and Chan
Gerry for Surry county, pronounced in the suit Of Petit
way vs. The heirs of John Faucon, dec and Others on
the 10Th day OF October last, shall offer the highest
bidder at New Hope, the late residence of said John
Faucon. on credit OF six and twelve months 18th
day OF February next all the lands of which said John
Faucon died seized The said lands are divided into
several distinct farms, known by the of New Hope
Melville, Mill Neck, &c. Several of said farms have an
abundant supply Of excellent marle and the i'm.
mediate vicinity Of James River-No conveyance will
be made until the further order of said court.
VIM. f. BAILEY Deputy for
r. H. Ed,oards, Sheriff Of S. G.
Dec. "a. 69-v6w
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NCERY-VIRGINIA.-At rules held in the
IL Clerks Office OF Essex Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery, on the 10Th day Of January, 1884:
Rennods Chapman and James She pherd, executors OF
William Shepherd, deceased, and Philip b. Winston Jo.
seph w. Pendleon and Edmund PenIeton executors OF
Henry Pendleon, deceased, Plaintiffs
against
William d. Taylor John Darracott, Laurence B.taiIs
admir- OF James adson, deceased Lewis Madison deyi.
OF James ADDISON, deceased, and Henry Robinson
surviving trustee of Richard Morriss and himself and
others, Defendants
The defendant Lewis Madison not having entered his
appearance and given security according TO the act of
sembly and the rules Of this Court by sa
tlsiactory evidence that he is not naban of this Com
monweaith on the motion OF the plaintiffs by COUNSEL il il
ordered that the said defendant do appear before the Judge
OF said Court, at the Court House of this county on
the hrst day OF May term next, and answer the PLAINTIFF
bill; and that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the City OF Richmond for
TWO months SUCCESSFULLY and that another COPY he
be posted at the front door Of the Court House OF this
ty, Copy-Teste.
JAMES ROY MICOU, Jr elk. E. C. s. c. L.. & G.
February 4. s6-wsw
Mn CHANCERY -vIReINIA At Rules, holden in
n the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court oil
Law and Chancery for the County OF Buckingham the
second day OF December 1888.
George Baber, Plaintiff
against,
Nancy Ming, Walter l. Fontaine, and James M Pat.
'eson, Defendants.
The defendant, Nancy Ming, not having entered her
appearance and given security according TO the Act of
Assembly and the Rules OF this Court and il appearing
by satisfactory evidence, that she is OF
this Country: is ordered That the said absent defen
dan do appear here the first day of the next April
Term, and answer The bill of the plaintiff; and that a
copy OF This Order be forthwith inserted ia some ne
paper published in the City Of Richmond for two months
successvely and posted at the front of the Court
house Of this County
Copy. Tcsie. r. ELDRIDGE, C. csc.
jan oV' 81 J. w4ws
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Jan. o.

CHANCERY-VIRGINrA rules held in the
Clerks Office OF Chesterfield Circuit Superior Court
oil Law and Chancery, on the 9Th day Of January 1884
Elan Lockeu, Plaintiff
Robert Locket, King Lockeu, Nancy Akin, James
Lockeu, Michael Lockeu, Francis Locke Milton Lock-
cit, Mary Lockett, Maria Lockeu Zacharah Lockeu and
Others DeGsnIants
The defendants, James, Michael, Francis Milton Ma
ry, Maria and Zlcharah Locke having entered their
appearance and gwen security according the act of As.
semOly and the rules Of this Court, and it appearing that
,hey are not inhabitants Of this Commonwealth il or.
dered hat the said defendants do appear here OH the first
day oil March term next aad the bill of the plain
I'M and that copy Of This order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the city Of Richmond for
two months successfully, and another copy posted at the
front door Of the Court House OF this county.
Copy-Teste.
LAWSON NUNNALLY, DC.
January Is. 7O-1,wsw.
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WJ Ew WAREHOUSE IN CLARKSyILLE-The
~ Subscribers having qualified inspectors at ytna.
bes Warehouse, give notice 20 planters and the public
in general that they ready TO receive tobacco and
will Ivy prompt attention, well every cxeffon in
their power, cndeavor TO give satisfaction to those who
may send tobacco TO their care.
GEORGE CARR1NGTON
JOHN CARDWELL
January !. t73-2sw6w1 IgsDecfoys
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THNBE Subscriber, having purchased that wei known
IL Tavern, called Hopknsvie, in the lower end Of
Powhaan county, on the main stage road from Richmond
TO Lynchburg, offers his services TO the public Ta-
vern keeper and pledges himself 10 every exertion
TO give general satisfaction For that purpose he has
been as considerable expense, in furnishing every depart
ment Of his establishment SO as 10 unite encpce
plenty and comfort; and he again assures the public that
nothing his part shall he wanting give
and respectfully invites them to call and Judge for them
selves. II " MAIICK
Jan. 49, sa~Io,s
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fHVHE Subscriber would respectfully inform the pub
IA lic that lie has just entered upon an Auction and
Commission business, in the town OF Petersburg and
would thankfully attend TO business either in The Jobs Of
produce consigned TO him. of property or merchandise
Except ardent spirs) entrusted TO his care
For the information OF the merchants Of Richmond lac
would refer them TO Messrs. Vim. & J. c. Crane
His means lie would observe are very limited but he
hopes they will increase Puncuslity and correcl
ness shall be his motto. JOHN d. WILLIAMS
Petersburg, Jan. 80 s4-wsws
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q observation-disclosures Rules holden in
ID The Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancey for Louisa county, the 9TH day OF Oc
tober, 1888:
James NJ. Trce, in his own right and as administrator
Of bis late wife, Patsy T. Trce and also administrator
OF Martha c. Trice. Plaintiff
against
Edmund Pendletea John b. Pendeton, Peter s. Bar.
ret, and Matilda w. his wife, formerly Matilda W. PEN
dleton Philip b. Winston, William o., Bickerlon L. Phi
lip H., John r., EdnunG T., Barbara A., Joseph p. and
octavius Nj Winston William b. Phillips, and Barbara o.
his wife, Joseph W. Pendeion, John Vowles, and Lucy
A. his wife, Francis Johnson and Cabarine II. his wife,
Thomas NJ Pendleton, William Pendleton, and Frances
s. PeBdieton, Defendants
The plaintiff in this having by leave of the Court
FIRST had and obtained, filed a supplemental BILL to which
all the defendants except John Il. PendleoD filed their
answers and IL appearing by satisfactory evidence that
the said defendant John b. Pendleon is not an inbob
tant OF this State, and he having entered his appear
ance and given security according the of Assembly
and The rules OF this Court, motion Of the plaintiff by
his COUNSEL ordered that the said John b. PendletcD
do appear before the Judge Of said Court the Cori
house OF said county The first day Of the term Of
said Court, and the said supplemental bill Of the
plaintiffs aad that copy OF this order be forthwith insert
ell in some newspaper printed in the City Of Richmond for
two months SUCCESSFULLY and that another copy thereof
ty, Court day.
Copy. Tesie, JOHN HUNTER, c. c.
January a. 73-w4wH
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NOTICE. wish TO sell or farm out upon shares NY
" fine, large and handsome blooded horse called Cbes-
terieId Chesterfield is handsome sorrsI feet inches
high, sired by Don Quxoe, out Of Dionede mare
she out OF double Janus mare. Don Quxotte got
by Balls old Florizel Of foil blooded Clifton
Letters addressed TO Col Charles C. Graves will be at
tended to- CHAS. G. GRAVES.
Murdoch will stand at home, where he stood last year,
and got 1875 mares. G.. e. q.
jan iS. 70-wfw
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IhomPsonian Books, Medicines, and Medical School
CURTIS keeps constantly, corner Of G. and 4h
1As ST, Richmond, the genuine Thompsonian Medi-
cnes, Family rights to the OF them, and the Books
that develope the System. He will accommodate
and endesvor to relieves the afflicted from the country who
have hitherto been refused and give TO those who wish
to become thoroughly acquainted with them, both ,heo
retical and practical instruction in the System, ma
ure and oil the remedies, in Botany Natural Philoo-
ply and Chemistry; and free his Library, which
contains many OF the best works Anatomy, ysioogy
Surgery, and the theory and practice of Medicine-A.
g. will furnish every candid enquirer with the satis-
factory evidence that for speed nnocency and eica-
cy in removing disease, and restoring healthy action
the system, these remedies, judiciousy administered Tar
surpass every thing else that has yet been discovered
He would advise those who desire and safe Of
pre- serving their health or OF restoring it, when lost to
call, purchase right and stock Of medicines at
More than 100000 persons in the u States others
Feb. 4. S6-6t
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AOCTOR WILLIAM II. MAGRUDER, having To-
~ Gated himself at Louisa Court house, clfuly
offers his professional services TO the public.
January 80. S4-gt
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BY the Governor Of the Commonwealth of Yirginta.
PROCLAMATION.


"HEREAS L have received information that on
w Saturday nigh, last, the Jail Of Henrico cuunty
was broken open. and the following prisoners escaped
hcrerom who are going at large; to wit-Noble Peas,
imprisoned by the Circuit Superior Court for Henico
county OH charge Of eloniousy carrying slaves
Smith Tor ieonous house breaking, and sic alng
Now, therefore, John Floyd, Governor fihe Common.
wealth oil Virginia, have thought fit to issue this my proc
lars for Noble Peas and Fifty Dollars each for Read
Owen aud John Smith, any person or pei sons who will
apprehend and deliver them to the Jalor OF the coun.
~ oil henilco; and do moreover require all officers,
both civil and military and request good people of this
Commonwealth, TO their best exerons 10
and secure the said eons, that they may be de
with according TO law.
Given under my hand as Governor, and under
(Seal, the lesser seal OF the Commonwealth Rich
mond, this 2O,h day Of January, eighteen hun
ded and thirty four. JOHN FLOYD.
Pease is about thirty four years
DID, light hair and eyes, and sallow complexion, about five
feet inches high; had ON grey round Jacket and
panaloons aud an old black hat.
John Smith is about % years old, about six feet
high, ruddy complexion, inclined TO be fecked, sandy
hair and beard red with down look had pair OF blue
eas.net pantaoons, and short round jacket and hat
Read Owen is about 60 years old, about five feet high
dark hair had old blue round jacket and blue
falcons and an old black hat. [sl-w4w] Jan. 23.
VENHE Subscribers having purchased the right 10 use
n CoopeTs Patent Horse Power, (called the tumbing
shai) in the counties Of Caroline. King William, Han.
over, New Kent, Charles City, Henrco, Chesterfield,
Powhatan and Goochland, offer furnish the farmers in
those counties with Threshing Machines and the Horse
Power, being the simplest ever used They can afford
TO furnish Two Horse Machines for the low price of 100
dollars which they will get rs 10 100
bushels OF wheat per day.We deem it needless TO say
much in ndaton of the Machine; but will refer
those who may feel interested the individuals named
below, who have all used the Machine and will testify to
It's mers-Persons living in the counties Of Caroline
King William, Hanover and New Kent, will be furnished
by John Haw, near Hanover Town and those living in
the counties of Charles City, Henrico, Chesterfield, Pow.
haan and Goochland by Jos. Hooper, the head of the
Mechanicksville Turnpike, in Hanover.
JOHN HAW,
JOS. HOOPER.
Names Of individuals who have used the Machine:
DR.. ii. Curtis, Mr.. Hector Davis, Col. Edwin Shelton
and Mr. w. ii. G. Lumpkin, OF Hanover; Mr. William
Tyler, OF Charles City.
JAN 2S. s3-wlws
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~/HOLESALE STOCK, Shirt Collar and Bosom
w .WdnuJdcfoTy.-The subscribers have ON hand.
and are daily receiving from their Msnufactory--
Stocks Of black and blue black silk velvet
do. do. do. do French bombazine
do. do do. English and FIR. silk veslings
do. DO do Paris satin vesIing
do. do. do and white satin.
The foregoing made Brsilc frames in the very
best manner, by experienced and first rate hands, plain
and trimmed With bows pleas, apron fronts sc. in
ry variety OF style. Also large variety Of Stocks made
on Patent frames, plain and trimmed before Mentioned,
together with black, white and fancy coored hair cloth do
white aud fancy coored marseles, aud white linen DO
Bosons OF every style, OF linen, linen osmbric e. ass
cloth, imitation DO, plain, pulled, herring bone, hem
stitched, &C.
Shirt collars Of every pattern and quay-sn extern
sve supply
Suspendersa large assortment OF their own irnporta.
lion and manufacture, consisting Of superior quality dou
BILE end worsed white and fancy stripes do cotton double
end white and fancy striped aud colored edges best Eng
sh silk DO also, an extensive and various supply Of gum
elastic do, which for and comfort TO the wesrer
stands uDfiva!led.
The subscribers beg leave 10 return their thanks 10
their old customers in Virginia for their liberal patronage
heretofore and 10 invite their future avors alec those who
have not yet favored them with CALI
invited 10 do The subscribers beg leave assure pur
chases generally that they will be supp led with every
article in their line the lowest possible rates Orders
promptly executed EDGARS & CARTER,
Manufacturers and penders, late Yayyeu Cayfer
No. 10, HanoUer street, .Nsto York
Neoy VorL January on -.
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KEARYLAND HOSPIrAL.-The period for which
1VM this well known Institution heretofore leased
having expired, IL open for the ecepon OF Patients
under the exclusive management aud control OF 1.-THE
President and Pisiters Of The maryland Hospital" in
corporaed by the Legislature for the government of the
Institution.
The Buildings are extensive and having been built ex-
pressiy for Hospital well adapted for the purpose
They airy and commodious, and their situation on the
heights adjacent TO the improved parts OF the City of Bal
umore, is healthy and convenient From the i'm
povements which have been made in the Institution il
them 10 avail themselves of its benefits Persons laborng
under alienation oil mind, bodily inrmties
sickness OF infectious characer will be
reccived able medical and surgical attendance will be
!oded them, and the character of the nurses who are
Unable members of the "Sserhood of Charity" suf.
cient guarantee that every attention will be paid TO the
safety and comfort OF the inmates of the Hospital Terms
moderate as heretofore. BY order OF the Board
II. s. STEUART, President
c. Howard. Secretary [79-4tw4wl Jan. To-
BN Observation-Disclosures rules holden in
81 the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery for the county Of Matthews Oh Mon
day the 9Th day OF January, 1884:
Alfred Billups, and Joice his wife, Plaintiffs
William CritiendeD, and Lucretia his WIFE and Benia.
min Bramlall, jr., Defendants
The defendant, Benjamin Bramha jr, not having en-.
tered his appearance and given security according the
acts oi Assembly and the rules Of this Court, il ap
tant OF this county, il is ordered that the said defendant
do appear here the first day of June x and an
swer The bill OF the plaintiffs; and that copy this order
be forthwith inserted IN some newspaper published in the
City OF Richmond for Two months and posted
at the front door OF the Court House of this county.
Copy. Tesie.
SHEPARD G. MILLER Clerk.
January %. S3-wsw