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|PupEic.-No. I'll

PuBEic.--No. IL.
AN ACT 10 repeal so much OF the nc, OF
March second, seventeen hundred and
nineiy-ninc. as respects the issuing OF
certificates onthc Importation Of wines.
BE il enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives. Of the United States
Of America in Congress assembled. That
SO much Of the at Of Congress, passed
second March, seventeen hundred aud
nincty.nine, as requires that The surveyor
or chief officers Of inspection Of any port.
whcre wines may be landed. shall girc 10
the proprietor, importer. or assignee
thereof, or his or der agent, certificate.
as mentioned in the forliclh and forty hrsl
sections Of said act, is hereby repealed.
ArrRovLp. July i.h, 1886.
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ssehs; John Smith 4. ton thonsandrarpens;
snd Mackey Whsry; sixteen hundred ar
pens. -,
= Ssc. 2. And be i further enacted, That
if j, shall be found that any tract or tracts
confirmed as.aforesaid, or any part there
Of, had been previously locsted by any
other person or persons Under any law Of
the United States. or had been surveyed
end sold by the United States. this ac.
shall confer no title to such lands in op.
position 10 tile rights acquired by such To-
cation or purchase: but the individual
or individuals whose claims are hereby
confirmed shall be permitted tu locate so
much thereof us interfeses with such loca.
ton or purchase, on any unappro printed
land Of the United States within the Slilc
Of Missouri, or Territory OF Arkansas.
in which cscr the original claim may be.
tha, may be subject lo entry al private
sale: Prurided, That such location shall
conform TO legal divisions md subdivi.
sions, and shall not otin.cre!trc with the
rights of other persons.
SIC. 3. And be il further enacted, That
the locations authorized by this act shall
be entered with the register Of the pro-
per land Office. who shall. on application
for that purpose. make out for such clai-
mant a certificate Of location, which.
with the certificate Of confirmation, shall
be transmitted to the Commissioner Of The
General Land Office; and If il sss.! sP-
pear 10 the satisfaction Of the said Com
missioner that such certificate shall have
bocn fairly obtained, according to the
true intent and meaning Of This act and
the laws of the United States, then, and
in that case. patents shall be granted in
like manner as is provided by law for the
other lands Of the United States. And
for each certificate Of location To be issued
as aforesaid. The register shall be entitled
to receive from ,hc person applying there
for, the sun of one doilar.
APPROVED. July 4th. 1896.
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Tailoring Establishment.

Tailoring establishment.
THE subscriber grateful for the liberal
share OF patronage received since his
commencement, in the fall, hopes by ci1se
application and readiness 10 please all
who may call to merit continuance Of
The same. His work will be executed
with nca.ness and despatch, and in Tic
most fashionable munner; his prices will
DC moderate for cash o. punciuaiscusto-
mcrs.
Wanted Quo or two boys from Ii /, 10
scars Of age, as apprentices to shc busi.
ness.
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PrBL,c 10 n.

AN ACT 70 authorize the appointment Of
additional Paymas,ers and Gof other pur-
poses
BE Il enacted BY tho Senate and House Of
Representatives, Of the United States Of A
Dsrica, in Congress assembled, Tha. the
President Of the United Stale. be and he
hereby is authorized and empowered to ap-
poin, three additional Paymasters, TO be al
tached to tho Pay Department Of the army:
Prorided That the appointments be submit
ted 70 thn Senate for their confirmation, IN
she same manner Us other officers Of the ar.
N.Y.
SEC. g And be it further enacted, That
the officers appointed in virtue Of this act
shall perform the same duties aud receive
hcsamc pay and allowances as the present
Paymas,ers Of the army; and shall in ike
rnanuer bs srbjecs 70 the .ules and articles Of
war; and psestoas TO entering upon the duties
Of their Office shall give such bonds to the
United States 40 the Secretary Of War may
direct for the faithful performance Of their
duties
SEC. 8. And be it further enacted, That
when volunteers or militia arc called into the
sesricc Of the United States, 50 that tho Pay.
fnasters authorized by law shall not be deem
ed sufficient TO enable them to pay the troops
with proper puncsua!ity II shall bc lawful for
the President 10 assign 70 any officer Of tho
arny the duty Of Psymas,er, who, while 50
assigned shall perform the same duty, gire
the Same bond, be suhjcc. TO the same l;abiii.
~ and receive The same ecsolumen,s as arc
nosF prosiied for paynzster Of the army:
PH5rLfsd koirkrer, That tho number Of Off
GERS 80 assigned shal! no, exceed one for erc-
~ two regiments Of militia or volunteers:
And prorused also That the whole emolu-
lseiats of the said oiiees. including their pay
aud allowances ip the linc, shall not exceed
The pay aud cmolumcn.s Of q Paymastcf.
SEc. 4. And be i. further enacted, That
tho President Of the United States be and
he hereby is authorized and empowered
% appoint three additional Surgeons and
asc assistant Surgeons, 70 be attached 70
the medical staff Of the army.
SEC. 8. And be il further enacted, That
during The absence Of tho Quartcrnas,cr
General, or the chief Of any olhc. mill
sary bureau OF tho Wsr Department, tho
Pscsidsnt be authorized to empower some
officer Of the Deparsmcn. or corps whose
chief isabscni TO take charge ,lcrcof and
10 perform tho duties Of Quar,crmastcr
General or chief OF the Department or
corps, as the case may BE- during such sb.
srnce: Prerided. Tha, no sdditinnal com.
pensation be allowc,. therefor.
Sac. q. And be Il fsrihcr enacted. Tha,
il shalt be the duty of the Secretary of
The Senate and Clerk OF tho House Of
Representatives ss soon ss may be after
the elezs Of the present session. aud Of
each succeeding session. TO prepare and
publish . statement Of ail appropriations
made during the session. and also state.
uent Of the new Offices created and The
salaries of each and also statement Of
tho Offices tho salaries Of which arc Ia
creased and the amour, of such increase.
APrnoyEp. July aih. 1874
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Lands for Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale l,issaiaS-.
bic PLANTATION on the waters sf
White Oak creek, containing
$40 ACRES
in o high stale cf cultivation About
200 ACRES
cleared. and sbous !. .ss
1877 Acres Of Pine Lana,
On Granny's Quarter, adjoining Dcnnis
Gaskins' plantations and another tract
containing s5.sS5
500 ACRES, 81
where the sutscribcr ,iscs, ON the Sails
lury road, l6 niles from Camden, very
suitable Cor a House Of Entertainmcnt.-s
Persons wishing to purchase, would 90
we'll 10 examine for themselves.
There will be crcdi, Of one and lwo
years If naisa!d before the FIRST Of Mo-
ycmbcr, j, viii bc offered at public sale.
ISAAC KNOX.
Angus, 20-3o-r
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COMPANY ORDER s.
Beat No 9 LOfctr Battalion.

Beat No L0ptr Battalion.
a N Election is ordered 10 be held al
n the Court House, on the first Saiur-
day in September next, for first Lieut.. ard
Ensign. PILLS open frcm IL o'clock, A.
N, till 8 Q clock, p. ii. Managers to count
The yorsand declare the cletion.
MARTIN M,DoWALL, ; Manages.
g. BENJAMIN HALE. '"s"'.
]. s. STEWART, Captain.
AugLs, l-29-ff
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PusL1c.-So. 75.l
AN ACT Tor the purchase Of certain rights
or inventions Of William II. Bell, Of
North Caroiina.
Be il enacted by the Senate and House
OF Representatives Of the United States
of America in Congress assembled. That
the Secpiary Of tho Treasury be hereby
authorized 10 pay to Cnptiin William II.
Bell. ou, Of any money in the Treasury
not otherwise appropriated the sum Of
twcniy thousand dollars. whenever said
Bell shall transfer and convey to the Uni
ted States oil his, said Bells right, in.
,crcs,. and title, 10 and to two certain pa-
tents. riz: one called machine for elc-
va,ing heavy cannon. the other called a
traverse board Tor pointing cannon; toge-
,her wi,hsss! the rish.,o tho United States
to use every Improvement that has been
made by said Bell ont the said inventions,
since patensiug the same. Prorided, Aore-
car. I he said sum of twenty thousand dol.
lars shall be in full for all claims asains.
ihe United S,n.cs for using said patents.
APPROVED, July 4th, 1880.
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One trac. cf land containing
80 ACRES.
aE:cNA3l3
MILLINERY
AND
HDxA MT U 1s NY,1a EI,WG

G&AM e. =. W esS e.-4s66y -
The subscribers respectfully Announces
10 their friends in Comdcn, aud the public
generally, TINT they have commenced the
above business under the drm Of Mrs. Ua.
nicls g. Miss Law. ono door above Mr. J.
Dunlap's store, where they will be happy
10 execute nil orders in their profession
with ncaincss and desraich.
They hare just received from New
York an exccllent assortment of
sc%WEHs
Of the latest and mos, fashionable style,
with all other articles in ,lcir line, which
will he sold on The mos; reasonable terms.
The Ladies Of Camden and the adjacent
country urc respectfully invited TO call ant!
examine for themselves
MRS. DANIELS & MISS Law.
The subscribers will also keep on hand
un excellent assnrtmcn, of Ladies French
Kid, Morocco and prnnclIc SLIPPERS.
d, 81
Angus, 90 30-,f
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TPrs.,c.--No. 7B.1

AN ACT confirming claims 10 land in the
State Of Missouri, and for other pur.
poses.
Be il enacted by the Senate and Houss
OF Representatives Of the United States
Of America in Congress assembled, That
the decisiGss in fa-or Of land claimants,
made by tho recorder Of land titles in the
State Of Missouri. and the two commits
Aioners associated with him by virtue Of
an oct entitled "Aa act for The final ad-
justmcni oil private land claims in Mis-
souri," approved July ninth, eighteen
hundred and lhirty-two. and an act sup
elemental thereto, approved March 50.
cond, eighteen hundred and thirty. three,
as entered in the transcript Of decisions
transmitted by tho said recorder and COM
missioners 70 the Commissioner Of tho
General Land Office. aud by him laid be-
fore Congress as the two last and present
sessions be, aud the same arc hereby con.
6rmed, saving and reserving, however.
to oil adverse claimants, the right 10 as
ser, the validity Of their claims IN court
or courts Of justice: Provided. Tha, no.
thing in this acl contained shall apply 10,
OF be in confirmation of The claim OF Don
Carlos ID. vilcmon,. for trae, OF land a,
Point Chico,: And prpridtd. also, That
nothing in this &c. eontained shall apply
10, or be in confirmation Of the following
claims. to wit: Manuel Liza, six thou.
sand arpcns; J. Coontz. aud Hampstead,
four hundred and fifty arpens; Matthew
Suucicr. ono thousand two hundred ar.
pens; soas of Joseph NJ. Pcpcn.. 6re
thousand six hundred arpcns, Louis Lo.
rinicrc, thirty thousand arpens; BarIho.
lomew Cousin, ten thousand srpcns;
Manuel Gonzales Moro. eigh. hundred
arpens; Seneca Rollins. four hundred ar
pens; William Long, four hundred arpcns;
James Journey, four hundred arpcns; Joa.
chin Lisa. six thousand arpcns; Fnncois
Lacomb. fou, hundred arpcns; Israel
Dodge. seven thousand fif,y.six arpcns:
Andrew Chevallicr, four hundred arpens;
Joseph Silvain. two huRircd and lifty ar
pens; John +. Cabauis. Two thousand ar.
pens; WIN. HarIly. six hundred and iftv
arpene; William Morrison. seven hundred
g. fifty arpens Solomon Bellcw, three hun.
ired and Iifly arpcns; Paschal Dc,chmen.
dcz. scvcn thousand fifiy.six arpens; Ba D.
,istc Annuze, two hundred and forty ar |
pens: Alexander Maurics, four hundred |
aspcns; Jean Bapiisio Vale, twenty thou
sand arpcn; Israel Dodge, one thousand
arpens; Waller Fenwick, ten thousand ar.
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March 300
20 gA;aeEs.
Having becnauthorisci 10 sell and teach
tho TailoYs
MASTER PIECE.

hcing the complete guide for instruction
"a tho whole art Of measuring aud cutting
,eeording TO the variety Of fashion and
form with Plstcs illustrative Of The same,
by Scott & Perkins. tsueccssors to A. F.
saguezs.) reporters Of fashions and tea
ehers OF cutting garments q, New York
The aboyc System eau be had with all the
necessary articles belonging thereto IL
application be made to tho subscriber.
J. l.. 3.
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Sporting Intelligence.

n s"eePslaae open for three years old
colts and tilics. to be run for on the day
preceding the regular races over tho Cam.
den course, mile heats; entrance 800. for.
lei, $50. three or more 10 make race:
closes 10Th of October next. Persons
wishing 10 make entries can ,lo so by for.
wasding their names. color. eek. sire and
dam uf the entry TO tho subscriber a,
Camden, a,any timc before the Goth Oct.
next
JESSE S. NETTLEs. sec'y.
July lG..25-.if
GFThc Editor OF tho Courier, Augusta
da. will give The above place in his pa
per, until The Goth October next. aud for.
ward his accoun, 10 The subscriber.
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[PuBLIc.-No; TAI
AN ACT 70 suspend the discriminating
duties or goods imported 10 vessels Of
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JESSE S. NETTLEs. sec,v.
NOTICE.

The Subscribers have this dag assacia-
ted their intcrcsls in tho
Factorage, and General Com
mission Business,
and will canduct the same under the firm
Of R0BlNS0NS g. CALDWELL E,lmou.
sloh's wharf.
JOHN ROBINSON & son.
JAMES ~ CALDWELL.
The firm Of John Robinson L. Son. will
DC continued for the sclllcmcn, Of tho az.
fairs Of the concern.
Charleston Angus, I-29-d
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spssugal, ssaa; % seduses,he duties on

etsug ~ sss.ss s.'S s.ss1 -
Bs i. enacted b The. ssnaie and House
Of Representatives. of the United States
Of America in Congress assembled. That
40 much Of the several acts Of Congress
as imposes discriminating duty upon
goods. wares, and merchandise imported
in foreign vessels be, and hereby is, sus-
pended, SO far as respects The produce or
manufactures Of Portugal proper, inclu'
ding Madeira, Porto Santo. and the AGO.
res, when imported in vessels wholly and
truly belonging 10 tho subjects or citizens
of said places; SO that such produce or
manufactures shall be subject 10 the same
duties only as il imported in vessels oi
the United States: Prorided. horcrtr.
And this suspension shall continue no
longer than this section remains in force.
SEC. 9. And be il further enacted. That
from and after the tbirticlh day Of July.
eighteen hundred and .hir.y.six, the duty
ON all kinds Of wine imported into the
United States shall be reduced one.half,
so that no more than onc.half the ar,ount
now assessed shall be thereafter assessed.
SECs NHu We ~ SuaShSos hSss
all kinds OF wine, whether imported be-
fore or after the passage Of this act, may
be put iifio the custom.housc stores, IN.
der ;'le bond Of the importer or owner;
aud such Of the said wines rs shall remain
under the control Of the Of tie proper Of.
ficcr Of the customs, on The thirtic,h day
Of July, one thousand eight hundred and
,hiriy-six, shall be subject to no other d.
~ than il The same were imported afier
iha. day; and il the duties or any part
thereof. on The uincs deposited, as aiorc.
said shall have been paid previous TO tho
said ,hir.io,h day Of July one thousand
eight hundred and thir.y-six, the amount
of excess OF duty shall be refunded to the
person importing and deposi.ing the same:
Prorided, That no wines shall DO so de-
posted unless in the casks or bottles as
imported: And prouided. further, That The
benefit Of this act shall hot be extended 10
any wines not entitled to dcbcniure.
ArrRovrp, July 4lh, 1886.
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An ACT 10 auihoFize the appointment Of
additional Paymas,ers and Cor other par-
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-11-10
PUBLIC SALE.

BIZ virtue of deed of trust executed
TO the subscriber by William III. Plumb.
dated the 24th day Of October. 1916.
aud duly recorded in the Clerks Office,
OF Augusta County Court, for the btnr6r
OF sundry creditors therein named I VIII
proceed to sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder, at the Augusta SPRINGS
on Friday the 18th day of November
next all the property described in said
deed among which is grea: variety 9,
Household g. Kitchen Furniture
OF the best quality. and in good order
lHciudIng ! Feather Beds, ii Mattresses
icth holsters, Piilors, Sheets, Blonkety
Coreriets and Quits-Also. IL Chairs
o Tables. | Clock. 6 Silver Table Spoons
and = Siirer Tea Spoons, one De,k and
a east rariety Of other articles loo tedious
TO mention.
Six months credit will be given on
all purchases upon giving bond with an.
proved security.
HENRY IMBODEN.
October 81, 1896.
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NJ rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
C'cuit Superior Court of Law and Char
Gerry Tor the county OF Augusta. ON the
9th day of Sept 1886. '"e
Thomas Atkinson, plaintiff.
against
George K. Holloway in his own ripbt and
as Administrator of Edmund II. Hollis.
way, decd, Edmund Birchett and M.r,b,
his wife, and others, defendants. '"'
hal line defendant, George x. Holloway, not
having entered his appearance and given Sc.
curIty according TO the &C, of Assembly and
.ns rules Of ,hi: Court, and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is not an inhab.
liant OF this commonwealth: II is ord.red
that the said George K. Holloway do anuea ;
mere mere on the first day of the mex, term. 2Sov
lH'n,) and answer the amended bill of the
plaintiff, and that a c"py of this order be
published for two months succe.sivelv ;o
the Staunion Spectator, and posted A. ,ha
iron, door of the court house of Augusta
80 A Copy-Teste,
Ell N. c. KINNEY, C. C.
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PRESERVING PoTArors.-Chance
has led to the discovery of a method
OF preserving potatoes, which is both
simple, and attended with little or no
expense. A housekeeper had placed
In his cellar quantity of charcoal.
Having removed it in the autumn,
without removing the dust that cover
ed the ground, he caused alarge guam
tity of potatoes to be laid on It. To-
wards the spring, these roots were
preserved, had thrown out no shoots,
and were found as fresh and well fla
vored as new.
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. w ANN TAVERN
WOODSTOCK, VA.

The subscriber has leased the large
white house, nearly opposite Mr. Jacob
Resmer's, in Woodstock, and is now
prepared to accommodate travellers and
others in the best style. The house has
recently undergone thorough repair,
and IS now in complete order and his
stabling is inferior TO none in the State
Ia short, his establishment possesses eve
ry thing necessary to render the soiourn
OF the traveller comfortable and agreea.
Die. The subscriber flatters himself that
from his long experience as a Tavern.
keeper in Strasburg and Battletown, he
VIII be able to give general satisfaction
to those who may favor him with a call.
a share OF public patronage is respect
fully invited.
HENRY SWAMI.
woodstock, July %. ls36.-6m
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT.


At County Court Of Augusta. held n, d..
courthouse OF said county on the J.v
OF August, in the year 1886.
Walter b. Kemp and Catherine hi. vii.
catherine Gloninger, Joseph HsJl,r and
William Gibbons, trustees for said C,tb..
rine Kemp, plaintiffs, "A>
against
Abner Campbell, administrator of Jon,,h.,
Helienstein, decd, Mary Helfenstein W id.
ow and relict of Jonathan Helfenste;n
dsc'd, Abner Campbell and Catbarine n
ms wife, lats Catherine e. Heliensfe;n
Lachariah u. Simmons and I,o,,isa n ~,
wife, late Louisa G. Helfenstein AN
rue,iensisin' Albert G. Helfenstein, Eliza
heiiensteIn, Caroline Nj. HsIfsnstein.
Jonathan 5. Helfenstein, Cyrus G. Hell,
fenstein and Charles j. Helfenstein. heirs
ana representatives OF Jonathan HeI6ens
stein, decd, defendants
~, IN CHANCERY.
ne defendants not having entersd ,ba;r
appearance and given security accord;ng to
me act OF Assembly, and the rules of 1h;s
Eohrt, and 1t appearing to the satisfaction IF
inc court that they are not inbabitanf. ~
IRIS Commonwealth: II is ordered Thai tbeu
do appear here on the fourth Monday in NJ,
vember next, and answer the planting hin
and that copy Of this order be fortbw i,b in
serted 10 some newspaper published in the
Town OF Siaunion, for i've months success
'Ne'y, and posted at the front door OF The
court house of this county.
A Copy-1'esse,
42l JEFFERSON KINNEY, Cpk.
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July Eft.

VIRGINIA.
AT Rules held in The Clerks Office oe
the Circuit Superior Court of law srdl
Cbancery for the county Of Augusta
on Monday the 9th day of septem..
Der, 1886
A 6rahsu Hanna, plsintiff.-agaiust
John New, defendant.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant moi having entered h;..
appearance, and given security accord
ing to the act of Assembly, and the Rules
Of TINS Court, and it appearing by salts.
factory evidence that he is not an, in.
haoitant of this country # is ordered
that the said defendant do appeaT hers
on the FIRST day Of the next Term link
OF Noy) and answer the Bill Of The
plaintiff; and that copy of this order
De forthwiIhiDserted in some newsnaaor
printed in Stanton, for eight weeks si,c.
eessiyeIy, and posted at the front door ~
the Courthouse Of Augusta county.
A coPy-Teste,
Az NICBS C. KINNEY 9.
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VIRGINIA

AT rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan.
Gerry, ior the county Of Augusta, on Mon
day the 9th day of September. 1896
Hugh Harvey Mcdowell, George Blake.
moro. Geo. Messersmith, David Andrews
and Samuel Lambert, plaintiffs,
against
Margaret Miller, widow, and Henry Miller
John Miller, Samuel NJ iller, w iIlism Mil,
Ter. James Miller, Elizabeth McDow ell
Vile oil Hugh Harvey Mcdowell, Samuel
Miller, Jeremiah Miller, Frances Miller.
Mary Miller, & Robert Miller, (children
q heirs Of Robert Miller, decd. who W a,
one of the heirs Of Samuel Miller. decd !
al infants under the age OF 81 years ( Charles
Cameron Francisco, infant heir of Nancy
francisco, late Miller, one Of the heirs OF
the said Samuel Miller, decd, Margaret
cameron, infant child of Margaret Came
t"n' decd, late Miller, one of the heirs OF
INC SAID Samuel Miller, decd, and the
s n,!,, Hugh Harvey Mcdowell and Henry
Mnier, as administrators of the said Sam,
uei Miller, decd, defendants,
nv IN CHANCERY.
, Inc defendants, Samuel Miller, William
~ and Samuel Miller, jeremiah Miller.
Frances y, Miller, Mary Miller, and Robert
n ,:,,' infant Children and heirs of Robert
eM'iler. decd, who was one Of the beirs Of
Samuel Miller. decd. not having entered
!heir appearance and given security accord
nv 70 The act OF Assembly, and the rules OF
VA. court, and 1t appearing by satisfactory
evidence, that they are not Inhabitants of This
country: II IS ordered, that the said deisnd.
ANS DO appear here on the first day of The
next term, (l0lh OF Nov'r.) and answer the
hiIi OF the plaintiffs. and that COPY of this
order be forthwith inserted in some new.n.'
per printed in Staunton, for eight weeks sue
cesslve'y' and posted at the front door of the
court house Of Augusta county.
"A Copy-'fesie,
42] N. KINNEY
VIRGINIA: ~ =.