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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-19
RESULTS or TIE C.RWP.lIGN-so far!

Republicans elected Albcmarle g Bath l-intclaur,
2-Bnckiaglam = Caroline I-Cl,arlote I-Frederick
l-GrcensvilIe Isle Of Wight liking & Queen
Lewis l-i.unenburg l-Lonisa l-Munlgoncry i
Northumberland l-Notioway l--Pocahontas l-Frincr
George Prince William l-Spolsylvuna 1-Slar:
ford Sussex l-Wythc l-2G.
Wigs.-Berkeley 2-Campbell 2-Chcslerfcld l.,
Franklin 2-Frederick Henry l-Henrico flames
City, &c. king George l-Loudoun ;'-Nansemond
Northampton l-PowLasn temporarily l-Princess
Anne l-kocktrilge 2-Rappahannock l--22.
Present Republican majority 4.
So ;ar as heard from, the Wings have gained l-ony.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The Corresponding Committee the Administration side OF
the Sun respectfully requested to assemble at hc Tavern ol
ra!on i,br buckingham Court ru"s MONDAY, May Coni'
iuy-on Lpo.;uaI CUISINE sat half pasl c'ciuck.-Gy
4 MEMBER OF TIE COMM lTEE.
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TO TIE EDITOYs OF THE E.N2UIRER.

TO TIE EDITORS OF THE E.S:2UiRjR
An nl!iclo thc Enquirer article IN the W S,
l1GeI the s OF "Cohpan,er cLvrG proceeds uion INC SUP
that md Corr Fainter" written ny INC
author. The writer Of Com Planter requests you !" 'ay
thai hu the OF Corn Planter Rcdr:'rs an has not
cad hui
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O,r State Escriors have prevented Us from looking
=, Ir,uI. Al Washington We shall take them up next
w.ek We 90 for defcnec, and rsauctioa Of the IarG,
apa.nst Distribution Of the Su:plsior restricting aud
REGULATING the Deposte Banks-againsl the rev Rail
Road bi!l for the States in their charter ProvId'
ing for moderate and liberal transportation Of the mall
public stores, &c, &c.
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BOTETOURT-(2 d.

EOTETUURT-[2 D.
Fleming 3. Miller and George w. Wilson, (Rpudh
eans.) reelected without opposition.
FREDERICK-(2 d.
Ihe polls, which had been kept open at this place ana
at several Of the precincts in the county closed We'd
nesday evening last after Of The most analing con-
tests winch has ever been witnessed among The IL
hal result is as follows:
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"t the cS' O.! the first dry voting. Or. Lacy and
Col Carson ":t!tirew from the Contest MIR. Robinson
who has been confined 10 his bed sUmt two three
weeks by indspnsilor able 10 attend Tie polls
The resr:l-whic the drrgaton is equally divided as
TO political scnlisacnl---sIows That old Frederick, (by
taking oil Clarke, and in part, Warren counties rum
herr although Snrn q! much OF her strength is still de-
cidediy Democratic, and doubt exists but that, had
there been equal nuGlbcr Of candidates OH both sides
parry would have been rmlTcnlly triumphant. As
it is, the battle has been well fought all hands, and if
it may he considered drawn fight the parties may live
10 test their strength some future day.
SIncc the ab"r" was type, and is As our paper
going ~ press, lrarn that Mr.. Wood intends contest
ing The election Of Col. Smith,"
[Hinrhrsttr lirgini"n, april -
Mr.. W"Qd contests the election a fine result have
the Republicans of frederick achieved! Five Rrpub
leans running against Wing! z hrW deserved 10
bc beaten. Smith (Fhg) rird with Robinson (l'rpub
licom)-and each Of ihrm only votes ahead rf Wond-
wIle iUl Yates were thrown away upon other lrpub
licans. Was there such intaiation known The
Winchester Panic paper admits, that " Colonel Smith
dent Jackson :Oprs for the Senate is an Expo.
ncnt Of the strength Of the county. He bea! F..
Smith Extraordinarily mare than : To l.
LDUDOUN-Ci Del)
Our election has resulted in favor of Luche Bra
den and Beard all Wings, Of conrsc for Luunun is still
true to her old Federal principles. The following is
believed L" bc true statement of the polls:
K. II. Luckcll,- G:I3 icanG. 2N3
~ 5. Bradcn' 5Ia Mcintyre, Il2
l.. Beard, 492 Sanndcrs IG2
Shrcvr, 20 Elliott le3
GLOUCESTER d.
Smith (Pnntcj "2J-lagc (ErpuLlirn") @7S.'s ma
jorty l:2.
CAMPBELL, e DcD
The following Is tl!c sum total Of the vote
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The Wings are Boosting Of their sweeping majorities
in several counties The Petersburg nclligencer raj
the cry, and the Washington lntegencer re-echoes
it. But look at these facts
Powhatan (nominaIIy.) carried by a majority Of
One Wing candidate in Franklin, by the cast.
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The Martinsburg Republican justly CLAIMS Tor The gal
liant Democracy Of Berkeley, " the highest apphusr
that gra:rn! and n.agnanin:nus people, actuatra ny
like principles and motives, could lavish upon urif lot
lorn-ho,r ail!es We find the Panic party TesoTling
to drvicrs characteristic Of the Wings The krpnbh
can lashcs theEl with whip vi scorpions Tor the tricks
which il exposes.
IiENRY-N D)
Iii. said tia, Col Joseph Martin (Whg) is elected
BY majority Of IS OVER Peter liafston (Rrpub:an)
y '''''' LEWIS-U. D.
Col. Thomas Bland Qcpuolican) elected over Mr..
Jackson. [Whg) ,,
For Cruff3rd. (Whig) ~; Servant {Nhg and late
Dciegatc) 10 Elizabeth City yet To vote.--For the
SExsrE-Els II, Page %, Anderson, ". b. ellis
now ahead of Page l:!2.
NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY-Q d.
/" To tie Ed0rS:
"Our Election is just over, and Col Ruhrr! A!rI-
aner s elected without opposition, tic Delegate Tor
this conn!y-As the one hand fears entertain
ed before Ike election by Of our snas Ill the nrisl
boring Countless that we were about 10 elect wing
and the othcr there has been, understand Sr'e
exutalion amongst the Wings in Eratinn 10 ms .
ton, ! think proper by way OF correcting ''..s
roncous Impressions: to state, that we HsI 60;
defed Col. Alexander as curtanIina'cc WIZ,
Although not an original JacEson man. he haS u''.l
cooocrateu cordially and zealnusy with Inc FtePuoca
por,r in nil our Senatorial and county elections ana
t,on,-rrssioual :so-Yh but exception whicn per-
Ina ms as g;ycu rise u the impression, of Ills oeih
Whis COL A. anrecs with U.S. 'entife!y anu cSac"F'
as have Understood him, in most, Il nol al u TIE great
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"Ilophi..ss minority OF resident votes g OK the IS
non resident votes for Scott, p we're from RICHMOND
{: Tbn election will be contested and hope and be-
licrc successfully" ,.,.o ,,,, ,,o,. D.,
publican nore,i4cnt H@Hs wcre (ng poIea IN row t
'," nns -" but as he does, he will certainty
% concral the fact.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-19

The election was only one month later there would be
vast change in favor Of Democracy" .
lie Slang -whanGrr in this city is aeady clamorous-
ly predicting that Van Buren, twill no NOSE get Vir
gin!a, than he will fight the battle Of Orleans -
Admirable arithmetician When did this celebrated
argur ever predict the truth about the public scnt
ment o! Virginia? The man is Notorious for the
audacty Of his predictions as he is for their fsfcotu,
Adams was ~ carry the Stale aguinst Crawford He
was To carry 1t agalnst Jacksun--aL then CLAW was TO
carry II against jackson Last Spring the Wings were
to sweep every thing before t!le.ll-and next , they
are u Tia The same The misfortune is that he is always
n"!"-asways frckcSs-aiways wrong in his calculations
tie never hits right The b!ind pnl,;icaus may follow
such h'ind guide: bal men VI Judgment Judge Of the
t"tnre Ivy the past
Yet, we mast put fnlh all our strength We must
no' steep npon our arms, or We sha!! be beaten We
must encounter zeal with zral-ire with re-and stand
10y each oler-should'r to shoulder. No sleep no upa
r, while such enemy is in the field. TO The Polls,
'hen, u Tile Polls, every man Of you!
POSTSCRIPT
since writing the above, we have received the re-
turns from Wytle county The fate Of McComas is
sealed in that Senatorial District and the nexblc Re-
publican, Stanger, elected III HE place Of SnuadrrS TIC
late Dhits ihig Delegate, and member OF the White
Legislative Caucus The following is the state Of tie
po:
McCamant, [RcP"jlicanD 235
AlcComas. (WhigD lS5
Lchwilch, (Rcp) 1871
Mr.. McComas is beaten 20t VOTES in his own county
McCulmas and Lritwtch, both citizens Of w ylhc.
HD"Sc IF Delegates, q DdJ
Stangcr,* 29l-Saunders, 2S2.
NIB. Wythe was one OF the q counties, which We
had classed doubtful.
Prospects IN Tyler County,
The 1" Marshall Sentinel Of Elizabeth Town, April
IT, says: " The election in Tyler county took place yes.
lcrday. We ltarn !rvm irirnd that there were only
two candidates. Mr.. David West is supported by the
democratic, Or Van Buren, party-and Mr. Van Is. De.
lsshnutt (ate Deegate) supported by the WING
White party We look Tor, aud expect the success Of
Wcsl''
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

H ARGE SALE OF LAND AND NEGROES
Al BY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Superior Court
of Law aud Chancefy for the county of Henrco, pro-
therein depending, the undersigned the commits.
sioners appointed by the said Decree will proceed sell
by public auction, to the highest bidder for cash. at
Georges tavern, in the county of Goochand Thurs
day the 18th day of January next between FORTY
and FIFTY SLAVES, late the property Of James
Scruggs, deceased AS the said slaves sold for
any fault but under decree of the court the neces.
safy course of administration of the estate of the dece-
dent it is probable that many valuable may be
found among them
Immediately after the sale of the Slaves we shall sell
10 the highest bidder, upon credit of l. and years
the Tract of Land upon which the said James Scruggs
resided at the time of his death For the land bond
with approved security will be required, and the title re-
,taincd until the purchase money is paid
ARCHIBALD BRYCE,
SAMUEL TAYLOR,
PETER V. DANIEL,
JAMES LYONS
January 5. 73--tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-05

rhr ;;.ssk .scsEsey and
Price, the heretofore, Five Dollars adj
Notes OF chartersd specie (ony)
cved in payment The Editors win remit
ting them by mall postage of being paid the
@ No paper will be discontinued, but the discretion OF tho
Eutoss until all arrcarages have been paid up.
@ Whoever will the Of papers, shall
have tho tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One square, less first insertions 75ccnt; each continuance
%
OF assumed By in this city or its envons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-05

81 tiRCULAR.--The undersigned having been driven
" from their late stand, by the calamitous conagra-
ton of the 10th Instant have taken the store No. 1874
Water street, directly in the of Messrs Parish &.
Co. of Pearl street. and opposite the 7con Mr.
G. w. Browne )-where their Customers and the Pub
ic will find the usual assortment of Domestic and other
Wares, they have SO long dealt in.
Respectfully, ZEBRA Sc CUNNING
Ne,o York. Dec 81 1895. 73-lts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-05

e9h DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away from the
seV subscriber, on Sunday night the 9th ult a me-
gro man by the name of ZACHARY aged % years Of low
stature and thick set His face is round and full with
small eyes He was purchased ia Richmond, of MIR. E.
r. "iekham, OF Hanover, two weeks since, and ran
away from my residence in Lunenburg. II took with
him light clay bank coloed horse with dark streak
along the back about feet 10 inches high and
about years old and tail black very full and
long will give reward Of $25 for the apprehension
OF Zachary, in any part of this State, that get him
and 50 Tor the securing of the horse He has probably
aimed for the vicinity of his former owner Mr. Wick
ham, My address is Hareysbnrg, Lunenburg Co, Va.
THOMAS j. REDMON.
Jan. D. 73-2nw2wN
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EOHN w. STEVENSON, .qttoyney at Lac has To-
oD Gated himself Vicksburg in the State of Msss-
and Madison, and the Supreme Court at Jacksoa-Any
information in regard 10 the entry and of land viii
be punctualy attended TO- and all business conded to
him will meet with prompt attention.
Nicksburg Nov. 20. c6-Iot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-05

"a NH current debts due to the Office of the Bank of
III the United States at Richmond which sha II remain
unpaid, will on the LIST of the ensuing month be trans
iered to The Bank OF Virginia and the Farmers Bank of
Virginia The suspended debt due the Bank of the
United States and payable at its Office at Richmond
viz protested notes and bonds as we'll as Judgments will
be collected at the said Oice.The approach of the
period when the charter expires will il hoped show
the debtors the necessity of early attention TO those
claims. Dec 81 III
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VHNO THE PUBLiC.-fIaving bought out the con-
N Germ of Powell 81 Atkinson ! would adopt this
method of informing my friends and acquaintances in
the country, that shall continue the Grocery Com
mission business at the old stand adjoining and in fact
under the roofof the Columbian Hotel. An that think
it necessary TO say Ia item is, that shall keep good
and general assortment of Groceries, which hope to be
able all times sell as similar goods be had
in this market and TO those who cntrust their crops TO
me for sale, and negroes TO hire &C. promise them to
use every effort TO promote their interest
GEORGE w. ATKINSON
J"nior partner Of tie late firm Of Po,orH d. 4tiaSoa
Dee 10. 67-5ow3v
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III NOR SALE-1U0 of good Land on the
I'll Chickahomny; lies WE'LL ght miles from Rich
nond, is heavily ,mbered, and within half mile of
saw,ml some buildings; and about fourth of the
land cleared. Possession given immediately. ENQUIRE
at the office of the Wing or Enquirer.
December IL az
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VIE subscriber returns his thanks the citizens of
IA Richmond and the public generally for the liberal
patronage he has hitherto received and respectfully in
forms them that he has returned from the North and is
re-openlng with an entire assortment of HArs and
CARS, all fashionable and fresh, just from the manufac
tories. ils stock Is equal to any in this city for
ness of fashion, variety of quality and prices Gentle
men in want of Hats and Caps respectfully invited
TO call on their obedient, CHAS. JOHNSTON
N. u. Ny assortment will be complete in a few DAYS
when more general advertisement will appear
December 4. i'll
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WNXECUTORs and .adminisfrator's Hooded
-nI Stock, Sc.-The subscriber will sell by public
ton 10 the highest bidder, at the residence of the
Richard Morris, Esq, Tayors Greek, in the upper
end OF Hanover county, miles west Of Goodas
Tavern the 9th day of January next the following
fine blooded Stock, viz:
1. Monebello, C. h. BY Tariff 8 years old
2. Kitty Clover M. by do. do do.
B. Lady Pcttish, by Randolphs Janus, years old;
both of the now in foal by Iiotspur
q, b. colt by Carolninn, two years old
s. b. filly by Black Warrior, two years old
u. D. filly by do. two years old
z. b. colt by Autocrat, foaled last spring
g. b. FLY by Black Warrior oaed last spring; and also
number of Cattle, portable Thr, shing Machine two
Wagons many plantation utensils about 300 barrels of
Corn and the greater part of the household and kitchen
furniture used by Mr. and Mrs Morris in their lives
The horses, and colts all well bred, most of
them thorough bred-their pcdigrees will be exhibited,
however, the day of sale.
Terms-Cash for oil not exceeding ten dollars
and credit of nine months for all above ten dol
ars Bond, with satisfactory security the cash. will
be required before any article sold, will be delivered
PHILIP b. WINSTON,
Eree'aor Of Richard Morris, dee and administrator Of
Mrs. Moyy w. Morris
Dec. Is. 65-ds
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VHNO Persons hacing Negroes for Hire--Wc wish to
RI hire Tor the ensuing year. large number of hands,
TO labor on the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
hail Road They will be employed between Richmond
and Fredericksburg, and between Fredericksburg and
the Potomac River: The country and occupation is
healthy and they will be well fed, well clothed and well
treated. We will give from seventy five to ninety dol
lars for good hands, and more for first Apply
by letter or otherwise to j. H. Hopkins the Rail OF
ice, or to Messrs. George p. Crump and James Rat
cife Richmond, to Thomas j. White the county of
King William, and the neghborhood; James Hun
ter, Assistant Engineer, near the White Chimnics Ca
roline; or to Theodore s. Garne Assistant Engineer
near Fredericksburg; to III. F. Guy 81 Co in Fyede-
rcksburg and to others having authority from J. H.
Hopkins, Assistant Engineer.
JOS. NJ. SHEPPARD,
agent for the r. +. & II. X. II. Company
December "a. 60r,f'
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a NASH FOR 200 NEGROES-We will give the
~ highest market price, in cash. for two hundred like
~ Negroes, from IL TO % years of age Every person
who Intends to sell, will do well to give us call near
Seabrooks Warehouse, where are prepared to keep
wise. THOS M-CkRGO g 20
Dec. 81. ~ ,r
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LANp OFrlcr. ~ Dncen,hn1 > I

LAND OFrIcF, VA December a 1885
conformity TO an Act entitled '.an Act TO reduce
~ into one act the several concerning Escheato
passed on the 9th day of January 1919, do hereby
make known to all whom it may concern that il appears
by the certificate of the Escheaor for the county of
northumberland, dated the 10th day of November 1885
and received into the Land Office that by inauistion
and office found the day and year last aforesaid the
following Lands, late the property of James Still deed
nIve duly escheated to this Commonwealth viz: one
tract OF % acres less, and of acres more
or less and both in the Parish of Lower ST Stephens in
Northumberland county. W. SELDEN
december .. lO2-fStl ReOisteT Land Office
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Dec. 3

w. oiiCE.-Al persons indebted TO the late concern
OF VIM Ford " Co, TO the Estate of William
roru, are requested 10 come forward and settle with
essrs fords az Woodson, (ofice Cary street) who
concern and said Estate and grant receipts for the same
And all persons who have claims against the said con-
Germ ana Estate are requested 10 present them without
delay, TO Messrs. Fords 81 Woodson for settlement
SAMUEL FORD, Surriring Partner
OF Nm Ford y Co., and Executor of Nm Ford decd
2 The serious loss our house has met with in the
death OF our partner VIM. Ford, will make no altera-
uon In the style of our firm, in our business We
are now prepared to grant every accommodation TO our
as heretofore and hope to give satisfaction 10
those who may trst their business TO our care and ma
nagement We are also TO prepared make liberal adj
vances ON produce sent to for sale by friends par
uculary Tobacco Cotton, Flour and Wheat
FORDS & WOODSON
Commission .nerchants
Richmond, December 10. 63-I2t
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NOTICE TO CARPENTERs.--Th Richmond
~ Fredericksburg and Potomac RaiIT,oad Compaoy
wish TO employ workmen to execute the Carpenters
work Of 10 miles Of Rail Road superstructure The
highest prcesby the day OF job viii be given
Workmen also wanted for the construction ofRnil-
Road Cars
The building Of two Lattice Bridges will likewise be
contracted for.
As the work must soon be commenced and vigorously
prosecuted, immediate application is invited
J. H. HOPKINS,
Pyia. asst Engineer.
Richmond, September 18th, 1885. a.
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FESHE following thorough bred horses, belonging TO
IN the estate of the late Boiler Badger of Bucks coun-
ty pennsylvania offered for SALE viz joins Ricn-
ARDS, VALENTINE GmportedD FLYING DUrcHMAS.
CuEfrRIEY, and PRiAM The four first named horses
arc at Gen John Fakners, Garrnrd county, Kentucky
Priam rs in Preblc county Ohio. The terms of payment
good security being given) will be made easy 10 pur
chasers Proposals, if directed Samuel Badger Ex-
ecntor of the estate at Philadelphia or to Joseph r.
Heilniss care of Gen Falkner, Garrard county, Ken
tucky, will meet with prompt attention
Dec. % 6SIo
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EHICHARD HILL, Jr, having become a resident Of
IA Richmond, offers himself 70 the Public as tsensyaI
dgent and Collector in the State Of Virginia may
be found, when not eng ged, NJ the Store of Messr
Cotton and Clarke, near The bell Tavern
Richmond, Dec. %, 1895. 7O-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-05

HRRTISH DRY GOODS, per shiD TALlY 10 from
~ - Lrcrpoot-Our importation Of ran British Dyy
Goods has arrived at City Point DANES Rivera and wifi
be IN store aud opened in a day or two More will be
said Of it anon. T. & J. S. JAMES & co,
sept j. I4-uJ Mtrkd Byidee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-05

MTOR RENT OR SALE, the old and valuable Ia
IA vern stand, at New Kent Courthouse. The add
vanages of this stand are that il the site of the Coun-
~ and Superior Courts just half way between Will
amsburg and Richmond. There is Land sufficient at
tachcd TO it TO work six hands The crop about four
barrels of corn TO the There is a suiciency of
land of fine quality in wood make good Farm indie
pendent of the Tavern parton this, suEicency of
tobacco cotton might he made pay for the land in
lew years. There is this land fine she'll marl which
could be used 10 great advantage. ANY person wishing
to rent or purchase will be pleased apply the SUBJ
scrber in Williamsburg, or TO MIR. G.. r. Crump of
Richmond, who is authorised to sell or rent
BURWELL BASSETT.
Oct. y. diff
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January s.

In HANCERY--VIRoI4IA.-At Court held for
III buckingham, the 9th day of Nov, 1885:
Hannah Stinson, Ptf
against
Az Nancy c. Stnson, Elvira Snson Elizabeth c. Stin.
~ James G. Stnson, John H. S,inson Virginia ID.
Strhson, America A. Stnson, George Nj. Stinson and
James Baird, and Susan his wife, formerly Stinson
Defendants
The defendants, James Baird and Susan his wife and
VIM Stnson, not having entered their appearance nd
given security according to the Act of Assembly and
evidence that they inhabitants Of this country
ordered, That the said absent do appear
here on the first day of the March term and
swer The bill of the plaintiff and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper published
IN The City OF Richmond, for two months successvely
and posted at the front door of the Court of this
county. r. ELDRIDGE, G.. b. C.
jan D. 73-wSw