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Ger who was passing by in an open car
riage, who sent his servant (while he re-
NAMED sitting in the carriage) to inquire
what was the matter. The servant hast
ened to the spot, but on entering tho cot,
tage was met by the murdel er, who
plunged The knife in his heart, so that he
fell and expired without a groan. The
officer, surprised at his delay, went him
self to the cottage, where perceiving the
horrid scene, he attempted to stop the
fight OF the murderer, aud with his sabre
cut off all the fingers of his right hand,
but was not able to hinder him from en-
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had, while all this was passing, made her
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to fetch assistance. Meanwhile the hus-
band, on his way home, met the blood
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the beggar who frequented that part of
ofthe country. The hypocrite, conceal
ing his fears under affected lamentation,
held up his mutiated hand, saying, "Make
haste there is in your house a murder
er, an officer, who has killed your chill
dren, and likewise man who attempted
to defend them, and from whom have
narrowly escaped in the condition you
see" The terrified countryman, while
the atrociuus william hastens to escape,
flies, with his loaded gun in his hand, to
his cottage, perceives through the open
door the officer and the bloody corpses of
his children, takes him Of course for the
murderer, levels his piece, and shoots him
dead on the spot The wife coming up
with the villagers, hears the shot, sees
the officer fall, utters piercing cry, and
exclaims L" What have you done: You
have killed our delivcrer---not he, but the
beggar is the murderer Of our children ~
The husband, whose whole frame is shak-
en- by the horrors Of tho scene, md still
more by his own rash deed, stands a few
moments pctritied and motionless, falls
back in fit and expires
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The Boston Transcript, Of Saturday
evening, ssys-"We are highly gratified
to learn, that the Hon. EDWARD EVERETT.
at the urgent solicitation Of his political
friends, has consented to withdraw his re-
signation, and serve for the remainder OF
his term as Representative in Congess. ."
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FARMERS AND MECHANICS' ADVOCATE
THE FARMER.


All tho toils ofsummer o'er,
Peace and plenty round his door,
Who on earth so blesf and free
As tho Farmer Like the bee,
All tho sweets Of lifo are his
Large and full his cup Of bliss
Who can envy thrones TO king,.
When the plough such treasure brings
Sec this work with profit csown'd-
Barns with hay y-s,acks huddIed round,
Like family, whom fear.
Draws within circle near /;
Stately steeds and cattle neat,
Cribs Of corn and mows Of whnt,
Thickly psopled in his fold
Harmless sheep and lambs behold,
Like the Christian 'mids, the din
OF a noisy world Of sin
Fowls oviPsrous cackling round.
Pois'd with one foot on the ground.
Meet their master ss he comes,
Cluck their wants, and shake their plumes.
When at midnight all is still,
Hear the geese with voices shrill.
At the slightest though, Of harm.
Raise the toscin Of alarm
While from all the barn yards round.
Echoes back the screaming sound.
See the loft, turLey-cock.
Monarch ofthe feather'd flock,
Like huugh'y po,entate.
Sruttng round the yard Of state,
Filled with anger fierce and dread,
At the sight Of daring red.
Swsll'd and gobbling as he goss,
Dire destruction Of his foes,
But like other tyrants he
Soon will loose his head you'll see.
Ere the morn unlocks her doors,
Whence q stream Of day light pour;.
Ere the bacchanalan goes
From the cups to aeok repose,
Here the game 5 clarion-peal,
Breaking sleep mystericus seal,
Like summons from the skies,
Calling mortals to arise (;
While each faithful sentinel
Answers lowd that "sll is we'll"
Industry obeys the the call.
Rises, hasten to the stall,
And replenishes with food
All his stock and all his brood,
Who round him gladly ay
To bountful supply.
Back the husbandman returns,
Where his Gre now briskly burns.
Where the partner Of his joys
Rudy girls and healthful boys,
Knesling with him round the chairs.
Bend to heaven their matin prayers
Thus the year with him begins,
Thus the race to heaven he wins.
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and her affectionnte sons. He loaded
them with every mark of distinction, set
tied pension Of fifteen hundred crowns
to the youngest, and five hundred on the
two others Farm. Jour. Prov.
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Don Telcsforo Trubs, tho Spanish ex-
qu's'te and novelist, who was for many
years lion" in London, Is now a Sec
re,ary Of the Spanish Cortes.
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Debate on the Bill for calling Conven-
f'on to amend tie Constitutional Charter
of this State.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-05-29
NE w GOODS.
r.. w. BOLLES.

NORTH SIDE or WEST STREET, =
Has iust received, and is ao,O opening. a splen-
did assortment Of NEW AND sEAsoNABLE
GOODS. at reduced 2arioeo, con-
sistng in part Of
DROADCL0THS, blue, black, green and
~ brown, from I to dollars; Cassimeres,
Sattinetts, and Summer Cloths for pantaloons
and boys clathes; Silks, black, blue black,
and fancy colors; French and London dark
and light Prints. and printed Muslins and
Ginghams; American printed Calicoes. from
8 to so cents; Merino, Thibet, Hermann, sew
ing silk, apd Grape Shawls and Fancy Hand
kerchiefs from 25 cts. to $40; Domestic Goods
of all kinds very low-together with great
variety Of other Goods-alt Of which will be
sold at very low, prices for cash OF approved
credit. 20 Litchfeid, Mdy15
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-05-29
Drugs and .MedicSsaes.
Paints, Oils, Wines, &c.
At Wholesale and Retail.
j. q. RECKWITH


OFFERS for sale a complete assortment
~ Ofthe above articles'in quantities to suit
the purchaser, on as good terms as they can
be bought within the state. for cash or credit.
including an assortment of BronZes, Geld and
Silver Leaf and Foil, Gums Copal, and Shell
Lac, Alcohol, Japan and COpal Varnish, Ia
marinds. Madder, Cochineal, Indigo, Ameri-
can and Russian Isinglass, Spices, Sal Eratus.
Patent Barley and Cocoa. Soda and SeidlltZ
Powders, Congress Water superior and
common winter Sperm, Castor. pure LInseed
and Sweet Oils, Comp, Chlorine Tooth WASH
Preston's Salts, Bayberry Tailow.
A large assortment of PATENT MEDl-
CINES--incudiDg,EI James, Rush's
and Phinney's Anti, dyspeptic Pills, Deans
Rheumatic Pills, Kidders Medicines, Ander'
sons Cough Drops, Bateman's Drops, Swalm,s
Panacea, WEIGH Medicamentum, ThOmpson's
Eye Water, &c.
Also, a complete assortment Of English and
American PAINTS-among which are white
and red Lead, Whiting, Chrome Yellow and
Green, Prussian Blue No. 1 and 2, Dutch and
Rose Pink, Terra De Sienna, VermiillOn,
Lamp Black, SIC.
London Brown Stout and l.. and Philad.
Porter-Old Maderia, pure Port. Samos and
other WINES, in bottles and by draught, at
retail. Pure Cogniac Brandy, Holland Gin,
w. 1. Rum, Sc. as medicines.
Physicians, Hatters, Painters, SIC. supplied
on as good terms as they can purchase the
same qualities in New-York.
Litch field, Jan. - SO
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-05-29
Fresh Garden Seeds,
TOR SALE at the Store Of
IL J. G. BECKWITH.
Litchfeld, april 10 -
BOOTS AND SHOES.

THE subscriber once more tenders his SER
Il vices to the people of Litch6eld and its
vicinity in his we'll known line Of Boot and
Shoe Business, and assures his old customers
and the community generally, that nothing
shall be lacking on his part to give perfect sa-
tisfaction to all who may favor him with their
patronage. He also invites people from the
neighboriug towns 10 call and see for them
selves before purchasing elsewhere, as he can
accommodate them as we'll here as they can
be supplied in New Haven, Hartford, or any
othe, place in the state.
He would also announce to the public that
he has on hand the BEST LOT OF w DIRK
that was ever offered 10 this town. which will
be sold cheap for cash or good credit, (hard
times considerably
HARRY BULKLEY.
an. B. Wanted Immediately, one or two
BOYS. from out oEtown. who can come well
recommended, to learn the above business
to such encouragement will he given.
III. BULKLEY.
Litchfeld, March IS tao
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-05-29
STEAM FINISHING AND DYING
EsTABLlsHMENT.

He Be ~ u 4 n n n T. Il,
Six, Cotton, and W00lten OVERS,
MILL STREET, HARrFoRD, CoNN.
INFERNO and Circassian Dresses. Silk &,
~ Pongee Dresses, and all kinds of ladies'
and gentlemen's Garments colOred all colOrs !;
Grape and Silk Shawls, Lace s. Gauze Wells,
Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons. SIC. Sc.
N. B. Piece Goods colored for merchants
o. Black Mcrino Shawls colored without
injuring the borders; White Merino ShawIs
cleaned and whitened in the best manner.
~ All goods left with the subscriber. lone
door west Of the County HUuse.) will be
promptly forwarded, and returned with all
possible despatch. a
JOHN WARD, agent.
LitchEeld, May 8, 1884 %
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-05-29
TIN w ARE, &c.
M. MORSE

NTOULD inform his customers and the
w public that he has removed from his old
stand in East street to few rods aoest Of the
County House, where he will continue the
Manufacture Of TIN AND SHEET IRON
WARE as usual.
Also, Rolled BRASS KETTLES. whole
sale>and retail.
7Pedlars supplied with Tin and Britannia
Ware, and an assortment Of rolled Brass Ket-
ties, on the most reasonable terms.
Litch field. May Is, 1854 1amSm5O
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-05-29
FOR SALE OR RENT,

A. ONE and ii halfstory DwELLIN6 HOUSE
IA in good repair, and pleasantly situated in
North Second Street. The house will be
sold on the most favorable terms. For fur
Their particulars inquire atW. & d. Porter's
store, of VIM. PORTER.
Litchteld, May8 48
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-05-29
1Eart6ord EemaIe EseminarH.

Hartford Female Seminarya
THE Summer Term in the Hartford Fee
Il male Seminary win commence on the last
Wednesday of May. Tuition SIC the term |;
half Of all bills payable in advance. Scholars
will be received any time during the term !;
but all will be charged through the term upon
which they have entered, and no deductions
made. For further particulars. apply to
JOHN p. BRACE, Principal.
Hartford, Mag, 1884 SO
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-05-29

It's in adversely as in stormy weather
when the Heavens are covered with black
clouds, and the rain pours down in tor
rents, we feel gloomy, not because there u
NO sun. for we know he shines above thel
tempest, not because we deem the incle-
ment weather to be injurious. for we expe-
rience its happy effects in reyiylng nature.
in the publication of the atmosphere, and
in. the health of animal economy, but we
are oppressed because the atmosphere. like
heavy weight, depresses the spirits, and
because all nature IS arrayed in the veil of
physical darkness. When the virtuous
are cast down by the rms'of Providence,
it is not because there is no God, for they
are sure that he reigns in majesty supreme
above the.wATER FLOOD; it IS not because
they imagine that trials are injurious to
them, for they are conscious that they sub
serve The same purpose in the moral as in
the physical world; but they are dowDcast
with grief because they feel not the inlme-
date beams Of the sun Of consolation be-
cause they are epyeloped in the mysterious
atmosphere Of Heavens Providential deal
iDgs so that, like the fugitive prophet, dis.
trustfal of his masters abandonment they
wrap their faces in their mantle, till thu
still small voice inspires them with com
fort. Adversely may be said to wipe away
all the i'll compacted principles and hopes
of those who live only 10 themselves ane
their depraved appetites, as the catarac
sweeps down the treasure and labor fman
But il rolls round the yiFtuous members Of
the community like the waters Of tire ocean
that rage round the earth, which, the more
they beat upon their briny foundation. tend
to render it more solid, and thus strengthen
the rampant which it apparently threatens
70 destroy.
What's The matter now?' cries the
housewife to the maid. The dish only
cracked ma'am.' The next day, the same
question. THE dish was cracked before,
MIA am.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-05-29
HARDW ARE,

TTHE subscriber has attempted the expert
i. meat Of keeping a, larger assortment of
HARDWARE than has been generally kept
n III tchfieId county; and believing that the
people ,oiu sustain the measure. he has now
made extensive additions to his stock. whick
makes his present assortment very full and
conplete. viz:
SAWS Of the following DESCRIPTIONS Cir
e,,lnr Saws from 8 To "a inches: Mil So,os. G
and q q feet: crosscut. tenor. hand aud pan
mel do. Of Cast a,tl Ger s,an Steel. of sundry
max - and qualities: iron. brass and blue Back
saws: Wood and Webb do.; Compass and
Fret do, l{ B & .s9a.. .4.,g ss.'
RITZ STOCKS and BITS. from IL to
"a hits. from, cnmmDn to best QUALITY.
FILES Of every description.
Framing. mortice. frmers and turning
CHIsELs and GOUGEs.
lane IRONS e, soIss a any wlu's..
1encn dna N4o~tNas"g AOo's' any JoineFs any !.
earps1se, rs sasssSs
Buckles, Bits. Hames, Webhingeand trim.
mings generally for Harness Makers.
Cabinet-makers' Trimmings, Glue. Glue
Pots, Sand Paper. Glass sCommode Knobs,
Glass Curtain Pins. Brass do.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-05-29
NOTICE.

+ -
The undersigned having been appointed
- BY the Hon. Court Of Probate for the
district OF Eitehf Geld, C0nmisslon IL re-
ceiye. examine and adjust the claims or the
several creditors to the estate Of
4. GEORGE BISSELL,
late OF TOrriUgton, ID said district, deceased.
represented insolvent, hereby give notice maj
said Court hath decreed that Sir months M
allOWedto said creditors TO exhibit their claims
% ns, after we shall have given public notice
Of said order BY advertising tho same ii 4
newspaper published in Litchaeld, and bv
posting copy OF said notice on Il public sign
post III said town of Torrington; and that We
will meet on the business Of our said appoint
ment &c the late dwelling house at said de-
ceased, ID said TOrriDgton, on "Wednesday
the 9TH day Of june, 1854, and on Wednes-
day the 18th day Of November. 1884, at .
o'clock A. IA on each OF said days.
RussEH g. AEBRNETnY, D ~
UkI WHIrrNa, Lonnass-
LYMAN WErMoRE, ss0He's.
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested e make immediate payment 70 the
subscribers. Sarah BissELL. Aaf,a,fris.
PHINEAs NoRrH. a dn.,iar. Ii
aoTington. Nay 90, 1884 so
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-01
RICHARD JEFFRIEs.
Cancer,
.fnd The orf oT Iy,oIing orusroIIu

~. find the art Of Healing, generally.
lie subscriber respectfully informs the inhabitants
OF Rchmoud and vicinity who may wish his aid, that he
has become competcny acquainted. by the instructions
from the celebrated Dr. Lynch Of New York city. to
that formidable and fatal disease denoinated Cancer
without the use Of katie cs.s,ic but effected in the
same way AMI manner as practssd by DIR. Lynch, who
has met with unparalleled In nj of i,
complaint, aud also that OF Fs,ua or Fs,uo-As the
subscriber Is here from the City Of New York 10
spend the winter wishing to be cured the
above named omplanis will please TO Apply mme "
to him, at The Mansion House, Main Street.
Richmond, Jane w. w. MARSHALL.
Certificate from DR.. Lynch.
do hereby certify, that DR.. w. w. Marshall has been
under my instruction, and assisted in my business,
which Is attending TO Cancer complaints, and the oil
healing generally. lie is now using my medicine.
think him capable and worthy the confidence Of those al.
ilcted. ID. LYNCH.
The subscriber refers to Mr.. Day, of Manchester Mr.
Gillian, Mr. James Caskie, Archibald Thomas, and Mrs
Ezekiel DAVIS, Main Street, Richmond; Mr.. Benjamin
Harrison, Of Berkeley; anu Miss Minis OF Manchester
who has been under his care in New York, lately.
All letters must be post paid. w. W. nj.
January Z. 7i-wtr
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n tALL'S REPORTS, Vols. 4, 8 and e.-Easissn
~ District Of puginia. to wit: Be It remembered.
that on the 25h day OF October Ammo Domini, 1885, Ro
bert Smith, Of the said District, hath deposited In this
Office the title ola book the title Of which Is In the words
following, 10 VT:
RePors oil Cases argued and decided In the Court Of
Appeals Of virginis, by Daniel Call, Volume "" The
right whereof he claims as proprietor, Ia ormy the
act oil Congress, entitled can amend the several
acts resp citing copy rights"
RICHARD JEFFRIEs,
Clerk Of the District.
They complete the series Of Yirgin Re- orts from the
Revolution 10 the present time. They have been
Wi great labor aud expense from the and memo.
randa Ct the judges and lwy-s who the Courts
and dilgent examination Of the records, and now
submitted the public with confidence In the ir fidelity
The three volumes now published price 81.
Feb. 20. T93-wiw1 ROBERT I. SMITH.
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New YoRK, Feb. H.
JAMAIcA.-By the Caspisn, firm Jsmsica, btiogioO
dates up TO Jan. 16h IL appears that the create, 2
feeling and tranquility exits; the Asscmby having pass.
Ell bil IN correspondence with the parliamentary so
ton set so as TO secure The compensation; and another
called The island act, Whereby the immediate rights Of the
planters are pfotec ell.
Un'il OF late yeas from the apathy. incidence AMI cx
avsgance OF The planters and The difficulty of procuring
go1d mechanics, ha, bseD customary, sni the remark
applies 10 all tie w India colonies to procure even ar
ces OF family furniture and The common dome sic
uenfs, from the mother country This seems parsd ,Si.
cal when we look at the rich materials for cabinet orna
menis which are so abundant in topical forests; the
mahogany rose and satin wood, &C. from whence the In.
dusirous arizans Of Northern countries can alone sun.
ply themselves So also IL nsy be said OF the cane the
delicious juices Of which the planters themselves do not
taste OF unl has been prepared for consumption by the
rebneres OF Europe. But doubtless Providence has 90
dered II wisely, That while the orrid zone shall fnonoo
lie the most luxurant and highly priced materials Of The
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-01

FEDERALIs M.-The federal jun,o have always been
III be hao OF mixing vaun OF their superior talent
d'se assertion The prepoDdprance has WAYS be or
strikBgy on The democratic side hIessrs JsH,soo A.
Olson aud Caatin, for any OF the feds
raj 0oshs OF their day. We had Mes.rs RandoIpb and
Giles Colonel Taylor OF caroline, and General Ma.
con oil Londoun, who, in point of paranentsry debate
were ull match for either OF the vain glorious
we reier 10 past times. continuing the comparison =
we row have General Jackson the had OF govsru-
men'' who in the camp and cabinet, shine, with re.
spemdent and unriyalled glory. IN oatory dplomacv
and Jurisprudence, Mesrs. Livin3son and Van Buren,
SAND IN the lo emo%t ranks In fact Me.srs Van Buren,
kves Demon, Polk, Wright aud King of the Senate arc
10 all nn'en's and purposes oer-msicb for Mesrs
cay webster, Calhoun, &c. Although this /. an unfair
coreSson by sIlothg Clay and Calhoun 10 the federal
r'nEfo hey formerly belonged TO the republican fra.
icrny and II they had been true TO their tev would
not have been In the sad dilemma in which rhev are nov
hNed' "ohave young gentleman in the Virginia LIE.
gislanre, (Mr Brown oil PetersburgJ who i, v,s,I o
Hor to Mr. Clay, Webster or Calhoun, in point of clio.
.Ifdrfinsbmg Rep " Wv
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Realty CHc0D GrOcerics.

THNHE Subscribers, having connected themselves I'm.
n der the style and firm OF BRACKET & BREEDEN.
Tor the purpose Of irsnsacng genee Grocery and Com
mission Business beg leave most respectfully 10 inform
the customers Of o. Breeder, their friends and The pub
lie generally, that they have taken that spacious ,ene
menl recently occupied by Messrs Tompkins & Fisher
and next Messrs Il. w & j. j. Fry where they solicit
call from heads OF families farmers and others N
anime well selected aud general assortu.nt ~ -.
Groceries purchased pTincipaliv far sosb I,od 49,;
the removal Of the Depoes,J cog.eonentlv h,So;,. -
be expecied-consisiing, In part, of b'''' ''''
Sugars, st. Croix, N. o ,Ha Teas ImpersI c,noo.d.
vsna' &c. and Pouchong,
CoiFees, Old Java Havana Loaf sugar f,"ilv e. lam,
NO anu msnlha, Window Glass, assorted,
Moasses, Orleans, w. IIBlistered and GERMAN Steel
and Sugar House, Lamp Oil pure winter
ron assorted kinds and sizes Nails and Bads assorted
Cotton Yarn different ma nu. Bunch Rssins and AI,ons
factories, Liverpool blown and ground
Candles, sperm and taov, Alum Salt, e'V'"o
Powder aud Shot, Indigo and Nladder
Writing and wrapping paper lCopperas SPICES &c
dtso constantly hand, Family Flour Bacon usrs
Fresh Hops, SC. &c. '
N. B. Any Cosnlry Produce confded 10 our disoos.I
will meet with undivided attention. We shaII a, ali nes
be advised Of the Market Prices and our o,, a. III he
- Promote the Farmers Interests
Feb "a [o5-Swl BRACKET & BREEDEN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-01

Nm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rules held in
~ the Clerks Office Of Chesterfield Circuit Superior
Court oil Law and Chancery the Sth day Of Jan 1881
Woodson w. Hancock. administrator with the will an.
nexed Of William Wslihall, senr. deed. Plaintiff
against
Pleasant Cheatham, Thomas w. Bass, John J. woodfn
William +. Watha aud Julia c. his wife, Francis Ro.
berts, and Polly w. his wife, William Cheatham, Mar
tina A. Cheaham, Adelne + Chestham, Chastan l.
Cheatham, Edwin c. woodfin, Elizabeth +. wood6n and
Martha w. Bass, Defendants
The defendants Francis Roberts, and Polly w his wife,
not having entered their appearance aud given security
according TO the act Of Assembly, and the rules Of this
Court and 1t appearing, that they inhabitants OF
this Commonwealth IL is ordered, that the said defendant
10 appear here tho first day OF March term next and
answer the bill OF the plaintiff, and that copy Of this
der be forthwith inserted in spaper published
the City Of Richmond, for two months snccessiveiy and
another copy posted the front of the of
this county. Copy Teste,
LAWSON NUNNALLY, d. C.
January Is. 7y-vSw
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Observation-Disclosures AT rules held in the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery, for GoochIand county, I'd Dec, 1898:
Nicholas J. PoDdexter, executor of William g. Poin-
dexter, deceased, PIain,;G
against
David NJ Parrish Valentine Parrish, and Lipscomb
Crank; aud william Shelton Minor, and Benjam b. Duke
executors OF John Shelton deceased who was SURVIVING
partner Of Shelton s. Harris, DefenJ.n,.
The defendant, Lipscomb Crank having entered his
appearance, and given security TO the Of Assembly and
the rules Of this Court and appearing by satisfactory
evidence That he is not an iDhabant OF this Common.
wealth. 1t sordercd that he do appear before the Judge Of
our SAID Court at the Court House, the first dsy of
April term next, and answer the pliiniFs bill and that
copy Of This order be forthwith inserted in some
per published in the City Of Richmond and continued for
TWO months snccesvely and that another copy be posted
Copy. Isse, w. MILLER, G.. G..
January