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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-09-13

The Geneva Gszeuo sAys-"We learn that Mr.
Dsuicl Coleman. formerly al Benton, Yates county
10 this state, aud ate sheriff 81 Jackson county
Michigan. vas killed at Livuuia ca the 3lst uli.
by the upsciling Of his carriage. Mr. Colemsa vas
married ,hree weeks previous. to Mfs ID. Blake
Of I.ivoua. and Was hiding with he ~ife a. the
time The fatal accident occurred. Both were Ia
ken up consoles. Mr. Coleman partially re'a'ee
bot eAred N a lew hours. The isdy. We uadsf
stand " 40 lair wAy for recovery.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-09-13
Majority Cor JenEison

Aftc, the above vas prepared, VIC received some
additional rc,urns--which will increase the above
majority.
GIVE have received no papers from Montpe-
lcr since the electon-mysteriou indeed
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-09-13

nv docs NJ, seem. a. vet. tn b.vs been sstis
fsctorily answered. We pot the gUesitnn. IL,
him Or them spswe' Who best car. The sistcsmsu
tie legislator. sud tho soldier. slould learn how
g cs'ue 70 rass that. efa brigade Of mounted vol.
on,csts." fTlouda) 'rswsS 70 r,,i ~ o,i., ans
ae,ing ~ eonunr,ien snh regular force col,
twenty seven volunteers" beside. their gsllsn,
officers "mr, The attack ofthe savage enemy" in
the battle of " Ihlacuochcc AmrrpEs.
August 2j. 1890.
The regular force CONSISTED of shout 500 men, -i
which number wcr- kNlct, sni % wounded, Including
officer. az the g volunteers tcsclusive # oicers)
engaged, wete wounicA. 81 whom ? othcer--
Col. Warner, 1t regiment 81 volunteer. MAJOR Cooper
rni Lieut. feomsn.-( See Gen. Chn .hs published
port Of Jan g. 1886
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-09-13

TnR eou~rY COURT for this county commenced
ito fall session in this place to day, Hon. Judge
CoLLAMER presiding.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-09-13

Sicurn.5od dccidenf. The steamboat Emerald
Capt .WcllsW was into last night about ten o'clock
near Batter hill, IN the Highlands, by schooner.
rhc bowsput Of the schooner went through the
boat, and before they could be separated, was o
bliged 10 be sawed or The Emerald, though FL
linz rapidly with water, was ron ashore IN season
20 save the lives Of the passengers.
Fortunately the North America had Teen deiain-
cd ia New York behind her hour of starring and
came along IN season to extend relief to the E,ne
raid md her passengers, many Of whom were stan
ding waist high in the water II Ere Jour.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-09-13

Ss'eide. A corooer's inquest was held On Sun
day, Oh the body Of Thoma, Fullerton, who shot
himseif through he head with pistol. The de-
ceased wss the only son John Fullerton, grocer
corner 81 Washington and Perry Streets was "a
cssy circumstances, just 81 yesrs OF age, fond Of
reading and without any misundersa adding or dii-
fculiy, 50 far could be understood, with any one.
Such Ass The testimony Of tho father 10 The jury.
Tho following note Vas found N Que Of the peck
cts Of the deceased;
"sunlsy, Sept 1880
Being tro1 o. this troublesome world, COW, whcl
hsse ious mplstsd. leave u, aud may the Lon.
have mercy q ny soui. -IHoAAE TuLLKKToS."
Verdict suicide, by shooting himself with I
pttol. ~ y Tine.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-09-13
DIED.

IL RoSsury Mass. e2d Aug, Mr Jane. u. Howard,
nrrl
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-09-13

AooarG,rE op rHz VOTES, returned for Gov. in
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-07

MTOTICE-l propose to sell the half or whole, or 10
Ia farm out, my well-known and hne-booded horse,
MUnpoon, sired by the noted horse Sir Charles His
dam by imported Bedford, out of a Bel.Ar; she out
Of 4 Shark; she out of Wildair; she out Of
Lexington; she out of Jolly Roger; she out of
a Spanking Roger, out of the imported mare, Miss
Bell Murdoch nine years old last Spring. FIVE feet
four inches high; handsome bay, with black legs.
His colts are large Of fine form and colour. The stock
of Murdoch is the most popular now in Virginia. The
celebrated Te and Rosaie Somels are colts out Of the
sisters of Murdoch, the dam side. have been in
formed that the half Of Trhes full sister had sold for
5000 dollars Murdoch has stood years in succession
at nv farm and has gotten from 100 to 15 each
season Immediate application to me, living near Ches
terield Court House, is desired.
Dec l. [6l-wtf1 CHARLES c. GRAVES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-07
POETRY.
THE NEW YEAR.
uuvcu YET HEM,,Hs cS>rSe.

THE NEW YEAR.
Again returns the cclinS year,
Again tho frssal day,
Which ush:,s in its bright es'eet'
Demands tho votirc lay
krs;n the e(l-acorSo:i'd Mo'c'
Ucr ,rih,n aryTusk pussrcs,
Strikes the prcuding Tyre as"", ,;n,te her s,ain.
And calls the harnoniou: pane , ~
Freedom is the glowing 'nc"e,
To Frcnaon sacred be IN" 'oas,
wbute,cr the sogcs lOrd 20 "icum
Iycean shades emonS,
,,-, ,,m,,J vi.ws their bosoms wETm'd
n, ~" ".,Grri States by fancy form'I0
I1n;,.d hgtc AMI rooz'd we sec,
states independence, laws ana ii"c,!
S'' The solid cord, which binds them last,
Like the golden chain Of Jove,
f,onbinin. all below with all above,
Shall bill the sacred Union lust
What though jars intestine riso,
And discoed seems awhile TO reign,
freedoms are brave, are wise,
The storm subsidies, nad they embrace agaia
The master springs which Tric the land,
Guided by skllGu hand
Loosenins now, and now restraining,
Yielding something, something gaining,
Preserve inviolate the public frame,
As though the change, tho year Is SIN 'ne 'a
o, should Freedoms foes presume,
Trusting some dclusivc scrnc
OF transient fcuds that rage at home,
And seem shake the nice machine;
Should they dare TO lif .he swori;
Or bid their hostile thundcrs roar,
Soon their pride would mirth afford,
md break like pillows on shore;
Soon would find her vengeance wake,
Weep in blood their dire mis,ak-,
And 'sainst their wild attempts United see
States, independence, laws, and;!iberty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-07

0A DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away from the
OBJ subscriber Sunday night the 9th ult, me-
gro man by the of ZACHARY, aged - years oil low
Stature and thick set lis face is round and full, with
small eyes lie was purchased in Richmond, Of MIR. E.
F. Wickham. Of Hanover, two weeks since. and ran
awav from my residence in Luncnbur-. lie took with
him light clay bank colored horse, with dark streak
,boni wears old name and tail black. very full and
long 1 will give a reward of s25 for the apprehension
of Zachary in any part of this State that get him.
and IS for the securing of the horse He has probably
aimed for the vicinity of his former owner, Mr. Wick.
bnm NV address is Harlcysburg, Lunenburg Co. Va
THOMAS J. REDMON.
Il, 73-2aw2w">
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-07

LAyp OFFICE, Va. December I, 1888
Il y conformity to al Act entitled an Act TO reduce
into ono tho several concerning EsclcatorS,
passed Oh the 9Th day of January, lel9, do hereby
mart known to all whom it may concern that 1t appears
b. the certificate Of the Eschcaor for the county of
Northumberland, dated the Goth day Of November lc:3
and received into the Land Office that by nquisilion
and Office found the day and year last aforesaid, the
following Lands als te q james Si' dec d.
..i..S cschcated 10 this Commer ncrcs moro
Tract of % acres, more less and one :,nnr, i,
or less; and both in tho Parish of Lower St. ~ ny
Northumberland county. W. SEITtss:Ecc
December ;. f62-1St1 RLrIStrr Lana
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-07

NTOTlCE.-A memorial will be presented to the next
La General Assembly of Virginia. praying the pas,
save of Law for the removal of the seat of justice of
the county of Hanover TO some more central and con-
vencnt location than the present.
Scntcmber 1S 3I-U
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-07
HAlL AT HALIFAX coURT-nousE-sn

BAIL AT HALIFAX COURT HOUSE,
CD Proposals will be received at the Clerks of;"t
Halifax county, until the s2d day of January ncxI o.
building Jail a, the said Court.house plan of vb,a
may be seen on application a, the Clerks Office ""ci
The plan drawn ~ the Commissioners, conterDnI,,,
building of brick and ircn; but walls Of CT, stone y,
be preferred, if suitable Stone he obtained. M,ssaH
disposed 10 undertake. rrqursa.! t. make Inc ps
sary examination, and forward :iie proposals. which e.,
geihcr with the proposals TOR brick walls &c viii W.
crvc The attention OF THE COMMISSIONER
DeTmber -. 7!-ry1I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-07

THNtE subscriber returns his thanks To the cItizrns OF
e Richmond and the public generally for tho liberal
patronage he has hitherto received and respectfully in
forms item that he has returned from the North, and is
rc-opcnng with entire new assortment at Hats ana
Cars all fashionable and fresh, just from the manu:ac-
orics Ills stock is equal 10 am in this city Tor neat
ness of fashion, variety Of quality. and prices Gentle;
men in want Of Hats and Caps, respectfully invited
70 call On their olcLcnt, CilAS. JOHNSTON.
n. b. My assortment will be complete in few days,
when more general advertisement will appear
DcccrIbrr ]. I'LL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-07

E1ENIALE SCUOOL-Thc subscriber having en-
Il gagged Miss TucxrE, (who was an assistant in the
Vcrgennes Seminary, VT, and highly Recommended as
members of the same. for the ensuing year. 10 whose
morals, educa;ion and comfort, particular attention will
be paid The course Of instruction will embrace the
usual branches Of English taught in schools The school
will commence the 9Th January next Terms, per scho-
asc year of 10 months, for board and tuition $50 each
pupil finding her bed bedding and towels If these
be furnished, an additional charge of S. will be made.
MlCk'U YOUNG.
December 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-07
EXPIJNGlNG.

FANDALIA Illinois, Dec IA.
Dear Sir: The Senate and House OF Representatives.
of Illinois have just passed resolutions Tor cSpuhgg
Inc condemned resolution oil the United States Senate
E1punge is the word.
In the Senate the vote 10 10 TO- and in The House
it vas So to lG.
The Pcop!c of Illinois even more UNANIMOUS Than
the above large majority i'll the General Assembly;
Ti;iubr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-07

oon,.s c- the preservation Of the Constitution. This
at least is The profound conviction of the people OF Mas
sachusets And in this contest, they choose IL ioo"
those, whose knowledge habits experience ana pa'o'
ISM fit them 10 be leaders in such field -o''oos'
AL.nAMA-Thc Vhite SIM cndenvors 10 ward OH Tue
effect Of The resembling resolutions of the House OF Ne
p-csenaliycs Of Alabama, by sheer fabrication: that ad
r,n,nuc was ,atcn Of The absence OF Judge White $
friends to press resolution, which could not otherwise
have been carried This subtcrfnge is easily put GOWN
The House of Representatives of The Legislature OF Az
bana consists of ninety members; of this nini'"I Ir'
eie voted 10 rescind the previous nomination OF Judge
White. and Mi7ty-sia voted in the negative Give
to udgc Hhtc ali tic abscn,ees (and which his friends
in Alabama do pretend to claim. and there Is sill
majority of siz against hiIn.-H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-07

HTOR SALE-4AU acres of good Land, the
u, Chckahominy; lies well, eight miles from Rich
lnond, is heavily .nbcrcd, and within half 4 mile Of
saw.lnI Sonic buildings; and about one fourth Of Tic
land cleared. Possession given Immediately. Enquire
at the office of the Wing or Enquirer
Dncpuhrr II tE-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-07

NE OARDlNti.--.A FORBES can acccn ,;rnG-.
& 3 with g"n:r, Boarding. four t:Y" grn.!rnrn
She -csi,I.s in Il hralthy n"i.ibouril,'i lie u,, s
of G street, one square above Mr.. 4. Warwick 1"':
building. lI2-Ht JlutaIy y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-07
EPOssjvssars's Practice. H0s, =

Eastern District cj fr"ina, 10 scH:
10 + it remembered, that the eleventh day of ST..
y R temhcr, Ammo Donini, one thousand eight him.
bred and thirty five CONWAY RoBIyspS Of the SAID d.
t.ic hath deposited in this Office. the title of Book M
title of which. is in the following words. to wit, The
Practice in the Courts Of Law and Equity in Virginia. b.
Conway RpGIHsoS Volume H. Containing Pracl;cri,
suits in Equity. Richmond. Printed by Sn,nrcI cpherG
md sold Ey H0h,rt l. Smith. lS:5 The right whereof
re claims author, in conformity To the Act of Con-
srcss entitled, san Act to amend the several Acts e.
Pecting copy rights.
HENRY GIBSON, Clerk of Me Dislio
e. The following extract from MIR. Robinson Pc.
ace to his Second Volume, will Give some idea of i,
ontrnts
"Is ssmsidfraii9n ls ss.t ,k must o FF;f decide
out the benefit Of Libraries, aud desire To make the
lumc useful beyond the limits Of the State. have tog"l
induced me 10 give greater scope to II than lis maine Ia
pors Ii is in truth treatise upon The principles =.
equity well rs the practice, and vii! prove think 4
convenient book OF reference TO the practising arryc,
in any portion OF the Union. In IT vii! be found t'
Pirriuia Statutes and Decisions, such Ad,dicaons III
the Chancrry Of Engtand and irciand as il seemed rel
per to mention on of their importance. or of
recent date which they made and mos! OF liz.
Equity Decisions in the tnrd Suites. The .Ncm im;
. Reporters, [nrHc$ Johnson, C0'crn: HmdH. HoyEis!
and Paise, CT cd ncary Us often as those Il Fir.ge
Frequent reference is made 10 the Decisions Of the s
prrlnc Court of the taitcd &nhs in DaHos, CrarG
UhcatgH and PcfcrS. l!uSc ri Mr. Justice S0ry in VI
sDa and the Decisions of Soah CNroiinn in Bay, b.,
sausnrc and .HtLp'd-aud occasionally citations ne
made from the Pennsylvania Cases III Yates, Bnn"y and
Rnic, and from the Massachusetts Reports, including
the latter ac only those called, but ten vcunsi
of Mr. Pic"cria..'
Tic Second Yoluac Of Robinsons Practice, contars
i!2 pages with table of Contents and table of Gases
cited. comprising Is YawrS and complete Index TO both
Volumes embracing 2pj pages mere. making alto-cc;
Gni pages 1t is now in the Binders hands and will be
for sale at the Of the subscriber in Richmond,
10 or - daYs. Price of the Volume s. % cts.
september Is. [:%)-ttl ROBERT |. SMITH.
YH1lIE .Na,i1nai .HQnumcai 10 Tie aarmory Of W"a.
| y l>GruN.-It being important that the society b,
able at a early day form opinion OF The pro.
bic amour. that will hr received from contributions III tn,
State it a earnestly requested that assistant corctol
use the utmost diligence in waiting upon the ci2"G'
who it now seems are all willing contribute, and reps"
to me their success by LIST February, if practicable
All who report Opposite in some Bank: or remit :
be by t:,t l;nr or in 80 days from commencement r.
collecting will he entitled TO - per cent commission
The naIcs of contributors, aud the amount contribute
by each, will lie published far asccrtancd on Il
February Wilson aLLhN.
Collector for Iirgini0.
.k)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-07

RJOTlCE.-Al persons indebted 10 the late concern
g of VIM Ford Il Co., To The Estate Of William
Ford arc requested to cuinc fnrward and settle with
Mcssrs Forls Il Woodson (ofiicc on Gary srcct) who
arc duly authorized receive all debts due to The said
concern and said Estate and grant receipts for the same
And all persons who have claims against the said con-
Germ and Estate are requested to present thrn without
delay. to Ncssrs Fords L. Woodson, for settlement.
SAMUEL FORD, SURFING Partner
of HIM. Ford &. Co, and Erecntor Of Fin. Ford, dccd
mr. The serious loss our house has met with in the
death of our partner VIM Ford, will make al:cra.
ton in the style of our firm, in business. We
are now prepared grant every accommodation 10 our
friends as heretofore, and hope TO give satisfaction to
those who may trust their business TO care aud ma
narcIncnt We are also 10 prepared to make liberal adj
vances on produce sent for sale by friends par
ticularly Tobacco, Cotton, Flour and Wheat
FORDS g. WOODSON,
Commission .HerchGatS.
R;cLm,nd Dccor,lor TO- G3-l2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-07

YENO THE PUBLlC.-Havng bought out the con-
D. Of Powell & Atkinson, ! would adopt this
nc tho Of informing my friends and acquaintance in
tho country that shall continue the Grocery and Com
under the roofof the Columbian Hotel. All that think
it necessary say them is that shall keep good
and general assortment of Groceries, which hope 10 be
able all times sell as low similar goods can be haa
in this MARKET and 10 those who entrus their crops 10
me for sale and negroes to hire &c. promise them to
GEORGE w. ATKINSON,
Doc 10 G7-2aw3w
a DEMONSTRATORS NOTlCE.-AE persons an
deceased are hereby notified and required to make mme
dia,e payment to the nndersgncdAnd all persons hay
inc claims against the said estate will present them, duly
authenticated for payment.
.4dn,r. Of Mrs. Sarah ". Nhis, dseeased
T., 73-2awSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-07

9OuN w. STEVENSON, .4ttorncy at Lar, has To-
Cd Gated himself at Fcksburg in the State OF AlssiS-
sppi-Hc will practise in the Courts of Kinds: hnrrcn
and Madison and the Supreme Court at JachSOn.-.hny
information in regard the entry and sales Of land viii
be punctuaIy attended to, and all business conded to
him will meet with prompt attention.
V;cLsbrrr INV .1O GD-12t
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Twenfy-folrrtHl Cosagress--Est sess
HOUSE OF REPRESENTA- IVES.
.MoRdau, December u, 1885.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
.@onday, December u, 1885.
ABOLITION OF sLA rniIlMs IN TIE DISTRICT OF
The question before the House the motion Of MIR.
Patton to reconsider the vote of the House Friday
last referring petition presented by Mr. Briggs pray
ing for the abolition of slavery in the District Of Co.
lumbia, to the Committee on the District Of Columbia
Mr. Bouldin said he had, for many ssicien reasons
for long tine entertained the most profound respect tor
gentleman last up, (Mr Adams of N1ass) and Tor
no one thing more than for what he had always been IN
formed believed in relation to this same subject now
before the House? He had been Informed by his prede-
cessor (Ar Randoph) of whom the worldknew far more
than he could tell them that the gentleman had ut all
times vad the most delicate and tender regard 10
rights interest," we'll as our feelings, upon this sub.
ect He had remarked the sacred ndinFoiatc
regard paid so hns sIcc he MR. had the honor Of
scat on this ioor He would be obliged dcpartfrom him
little this occasion, not much theh had obec
ton of himself referring the suhect-nattrr TO the
committee, there nothing in the petition but
ked request that we should abolish slavery in the Dis
trict of Columbia account of certain other matter
that is in it. He had another day expressed his will
lngncss meet the matter fatty, and that his consttu
ents should know all he knew in relation to it, but in de-
ference TO his brethren from the Sout-a Difference he
had always felt and would feel and would under, in
degree he had insisted both sessions he had
had the honor of scat III th"t House on coming d.
recty to the question, and putting the South in posses
sion of all that was contained in those petitions.
MIR. B. said he did not know how the House could get
at the contents Of petition without reading it, and if all
the South would accord Win nm, ana coud see US he
did, Of the petitions presented with nothing
but the petition, nothing insulting to the South he
would he willing to refer it to the Committee the Dis
trict of Columbia, of which he had the honor to be
member. But, while the preamble contained sIurs
the South he could again. he trusted sit patiently
and hear abuse of his constituents, direct or indirect,
ferred TO committee Of that House for consideration
He would ask the gentleman from Massachusetts if there
any thing abusive in the petitions referred the
committee, and reported ON If he heard the petition
read rightly there many dsrcspectful slurs thrown
over the people of the South.
MIR. Briggs said he thought it likely the gentleman
from Virginia labored under mistake; and if he would
yield the floor for few moments, for the petition
very Short Mr. g. would ask the House to have read,
which had not been done at the time Of its presentation
Bon}dr, W., 30 ssa A5 people ut
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1-V Cls Y1.SNRY-V KGryA.-ln powIn'an County
q Can't Noyen'Ngr the ID lS35: John Hickman Dan
lei E. Hickman, TS.nas A. II ek'naI, Geo; !. lick
, Wn: TaI,EIro Martha lia!trro, Thonias H. Talia-
,;.rr, Martini Pollard John & Slaughter and Elizabeth
his witr Thomus jordan, assgisse of Reuben Crouch
and Catharne his wife, and Ch,,isl batchrIicI
-. Admir- of Christopher Fl. 1Se''at r., D.. deceased
Ann Wade and Ann Hickman widow " " i''t'" l!e'-
man, dec d., '"''
against r NJ
Nancy Hickman, Fila Eaton, infant daughtsr OF = Eza
Eaton, dec d., formerly Eliza Hickman, WiIIam Eaton
and Martha his wife, Agness Hickman, Mary Jane
Hickman VIM Ii. Spcr, Alexander Findley 'lu "a
Uterine bis wife. and Mordcca Role and Mary hlS%nr'
Nelson Smith and Elizabeth his wife, and the said hIp
dccai Role and Nelson Smith, Executors OF James =
Hunsborcurh and Henrietta llansborough. DEBTS. :
This dav came the plaintiffs, BY John w. Nash, Esq,
their Attorney and filed their bill against the defendants;
and on their motion: r. f. Graves was appointed Guar
dian al Item for the infant defendants Ella Eaton, Ag
ness Hickman, and Mary Jane Hickman; and the de-
fndants Nancy Hickman. Ella Eaton, VIM. Eaton and
Martha his wife Mary Jane Hickman, and Agness HIck
man. not having entered their appearance and given Sc
curly according TO the Act Of Assembly and the Rules
of This Court and appearing TO the satisfaction OF The
Court, that they not Inhabitants of this Common
wcah-On the motion Of the plaintiffs, by their said
Attorney IL is ordcred, That the said Nancy Hickman,
Ella Eaton WIN. Eaton and Martha his wife Mary Jane
Hickman and Agncss Hickman, do appear here on the
first Monday in January next, (beng Court day. and
answer the bill of the plaintiffs, and give security Tor
performing such decree the Court may make herein
and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the city of Richmond and
continued for two months successfully and that another
copy be posted at the front door of the courthouse OF this
county. Copy-lcSte,
Nov. 10. [5l-w5wl r. T. GRAVES, -. C.
NN Observation-Disclosures Court held for
81 Buckingham county, at the Courthouse, the 9th day
Of November 1895:
William D. Jones, fitff.
Thomas J. Glover and James Anderson, admir-. Of
Samuel Sanders drc'd Defis.
The defendant, Thomas J. Glover not having entered
his appearance and given security according to the Ac,
of Assembly and the Rules of this Court, and appear
ing Ivy satisfactory evidence that he is not an nhabitans
of this coun,ryis ordcrcd thathe said absent defend
ant do appear here the first day of the next March
Term and answer tic bill of the plaintiff; and that copy
of this Order be forthwith inserted in newspaper
published in the city of Richmond, for two months sue
ccssivcy, and posted at the front door Of the Court
house OF this county. CopyETeste,
r. ELDRIDGE. c. r. c.
November 81. 59-wJw