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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-19

Such 10 the stock in trade that the Major will dis
pose Of preparatory TO his departure for the Holy
Land, to rebuild the Temple and to act receiver
general Of the Jews and for the Jews-when they
ret there; for like Judas he is to " carry the bag
Hs, parposes to take with him his private Secre-
farfa young pastor Of a southern synagogue now in
the city preaching trial. who is great favorte
among the lovely Jewesses, whom he is trying to
persuade inte a removal from this country TO Pales-
title . ne Is single man, and only q years DID, and
therefore is very likely to succeed amongst them
In correspeadsnce with these great movements
amvhgss our beloved Hebrew brethren, the great
celebrations that are nowtaking place amongst
them. On sucaay-stheir great New Year commen-
ced thSa ,tolloxed' the great day Of atonemest
and then thest sG Booths. At the close 81 all this
Noah will make hfl parting speech, and wish all his
Jew pawabraNers and old clothesmen, relatives and
friends, good " e'sntil he meets them in the Holy
Land or else~hete. Now, therefore, is a chan
for altthe 4dafsrs Of the Tammany party to clothe
fhemselvesbeftretNe next election; and for all the
loafcrs wloese tired OF this cssstry TO embrace the
Hebrew fsliyton ard follow the, footsteps Of Noah
who Is abat ~ hee drsm thswra.h.to come. There
will never be s~ch seother chsnce, the temple has
beentwcs mIh; tbeJews haze Twice been gathered
toges,sr aftsra scaterisy .he third and last
ths OF buIldi6g the tempt The tRitd god last time
efga'heuPg toge'hsr thes sesttersa, jichrews; and
the third sad last time Of esllug s loalers IN flee
from the wrath 10 cohAe =" who win 70 mn with ma
rRspoth Glead7 s,tain ~ > .,,,rs o,.'.
nS1Ee builders, jobber,, specula,oJs.aas'lo.ier.,
co~sected with Trnsy Cbwrcbs S ef wsc'n sre in
expectation Of getting fas jobs, TO be psd out Of the
rich coere ID that eorporaaions qusrrsirs alrcs-
az about Tire stature of the material to he used in
buiIding the proposed new church. OF coprss,
there win he nothing but quHrrsiing it thswcrk Is
cswpleted. e,BSfsst, ~ ihaf boy ssstksr pieoc Of
srotad,, hsiid = cathedral, and thrS* open Wall
street through to the North river.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-19

o. The new and large steamer, Newport, recent
y built by William Brown for the Providence Trans.
portation Company, will be ready for service in
week She is far superior to any Of the other Sound
steamers.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-19

0t- John Fairfield has been reelected governor |.
Maine by an increased majority, but BY diminished
vote. He is locsfscs.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-19


o. The packet ship silvie de Grasse, for Hsvre.
has been detained for three days, account Of the
miserable condition Of the dock in which she lies
The harbor masters, or dock masters. or whatever
their titles may be, should TO this and have IL
instantly remsdcd. We have come 10 apretty pass,
Our docks are so full Of mud that the ships, when
laden, cannot 90 therefrom. Exertions have been
made fer four days to get the Silvie de Grasse "a
sea, bat without success IL is the business oi
these harbor, dock masters, 10 keep the several
docks and piers in order. Whenever vessel sinks,
it is their duty to have her removed There IL an
cid hull Of a sloop, laden with stone, sunk and
buried in the mud at the foot Of Albany street which
has been there for a number Of years. The owners
Of the Silvie de Grasse have sustained great loss
in the detention Of their ship, and why not make the
corporation pay1 They are responsible, and should
be compelled to pay all losses sustained by their
agents negligenc
N. B-Late yesterday afternoon the silvie de
Grasse was hauled out Of the mud into the stream.
and will 90 to this morning, weather permitting
Lire IN ARKANsAs.-From letter from Bates.
willie, Arkansas, Of the 9th ut which find in the
{" Louisville Journal - we learn that great excite.
ment prevails in Washington county, Arkansas, re-
Ia,ive TO the murder of Wrights family. The three
men who were hung for the murder BY the populace
Il IL thought were innocent. and suspicious are rest
ing upon the head Of individual who was clerk 10
the legislature Of Arkansas last session A man by
the name Of Wallace, residing in Fayetteville, muir
dered an individual, and stabbed another. This has
produced much excitement; and, after his honor
Judge Hoge baed him, the people, to the number Of
200, attempted 10 take him. lie, with party Of ~
or 100 rctreated TO the court house. where pieces of
cannon, muskets, &c belonging the United States
had been stored, and the people were forced 70 re-
treat Al the last accounts, they were gathering for
another attempt TO take Wallace.
MfssoUar AND 1owA.-The point in dispute be-
tween these two states Isl whether the "rspids q the
the rapids called Dss Moines. hut situated ON the
Mississippi When this point 10 settled, each gov
ernor will know how far his jurisdiction extends,
and not till then.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-19

o. Several inquiries were made yesterday a.
TO whether Mr.. Dee, alluded 20 in relation Il
the Custom House fracas, was Mr.. George Dsvi,
or mott II is needless 20 add that IL was not
and W are surprised that any one should mistake
gentleman whose conduct is so courteous, for on,
who is reported to be-otherwise.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-12
R6iSSer's Prize office.

Bigger alrays selling TIE COmtortatles'
Drawing of the New Jersey Lottery, Glass No. l.
81 80 "a 20 ~ 45 8 10 So 81 II ~
Whole Tickle, 20 so as, the Capital Prize sold and
paid usual, at sight, by Bigger. This makes Capt.
tai sold in every Lottery this year by BIGGER.
To holders Of Capital Prizes.
Prizes, as heretofore, will be cashed al Biggers OF.
flee the liberal terms, whether they were Pnr.
chased at this Office not and those who hold prize
tickets will find it TO their interest 10 call Bigger be-
fore having them cashed elsewhere.
Tickets in oil Lotteries drawn in the United States,
kept constantly on hand and for sale by Bigger For
Grand Capitals, call send 10 he old established place.
where millions Of dollars have been paid for Prizes sod
Address THO. B. BIGGER,
Richmond, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-12

Deadmans Bay, on the 18Th inst , and will SCOUT that
section OF the country 10 the Suwannee with his troops
and The dispcsab'e force that be furnished at that
post. 1t is reported that in addition TO Tiger Tail and
his band the Mccasukcs have also crossed The Suw1n.
nee. This report is doubted II any number OF In.
dams in that section their trail must be discovered,
and we hope Of them captured.
Since the attack of the wagons on the Magnolia road
we have anticipated repetition OF the scenes OF last
winter but the judcious arrangement; OF The troops by
Col Greene on This frontier has inundated the savages
and kept them beyond the settlements. Gen Taylor
has authorized the purchase Of hundred horses, in
addition 10 those already in service TO be divided among
the several posts This mounted force will be sufficient
10 follow any party Of matauLers who may venture TO
attack The settlers and be concentrated al short no.
lice for any emergency.
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Jan 12
anMn REWARD Ran away from lhe sab:

Oh nhn REWARD. Ran away from the sub.
IS &VO scriber, living in the coany Of Chester:
field, on the 18th instant, my two Negro Men, named
EDMOND and HENRY The first named is about -
years of age inclined 10 be knockknesd tall and black
the last tall black fellow about 81 years OF age many
scars on his face aud hands, accustomed by burn;
his right cheek there two three large whells, also
Produced by fire. They both employed last year,
by Mr. Richardson on the James River Canal. Henry
had on, when he went off, bcadclo,h blue dr0ss.coat
Edmund had dark short coat and pantaloons -
will give reward Of $50 each, il delivered to me, or
secured in any Jail in the State, that get them
again. and if taken out Of the State 500 ench if deli
vered TO me- DENJANlN GRAVES
January IL I2-2aWV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-12

tos NIGHT but one Of the engagement Of the Ce!e
brated PoIy phonist and Comedian, MIR. LOVE.
On SATURDAY EVENING, January l2th
Will be repeated the French Drama of
Robert Macaire
Or, the T,oo .NurdererS.
ROBERT MACAIRE, MR. GEO. JONES.
Previous TO which, the Overture to Fra Davolo.
During the Evening-Overtnres TO William Tell, and
Bronze Horse.
Pas de s,yrene, by Miss Kneass and Master Titus.
National Airs.
To conclude with
MR. LOVE'S Original Performances IN PotJpkonism-
Consisting Of "a Wolf in Sleeps Clothing'-"The
Smiles and Frowns of Love'-"Love and Venus
"Loye and Astronomy, "Love and Dinner" &c.
On Monday Evening Uor the first time in Virginia.
will be presented the Classical Tragedy, written by lu'
fourd, entitled
Eoas; or, The Founding of Argos.
ION, Uhe Founding of Argos MR. GEO. JONES.
NJ Tickets and seats secured daily at Mr. Hoyts Of
fc from to P NJ and at the Theatre from IL TO z, T.
NJ, and from 4 to s. P M.-Tickets mus, be used upon
the evening the day that they are purchased, except
ing Certificates 10 the contrary
Jan 10 I'll
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We respectfully propound lie the Editors of The Wing
the following questions, with The like request that they
will favor with answers thereto through the columns
Of their paper and also request Of TIE Editor of the
Enquirer 10 publish them in his paper:
Isl Are you, either OF you, in favor OF the aboi
ton Ct Slavery direct or prospeciively?
% Do yog believe that Congress possesses the power
20 gsate the subject Of slavery in the district
territories: If not, what tribunal has that power?
81 Do You believe tina, Congress Possesses the power
10 receive petitions upon Ike subject of slavery,
CARDS the district, territories or States'
lh If known 10 yon, please say what opinions does
NJ, Clay, General Harrison, MIR. Webster, entertain
upon the sutece embraced in the foregoing question?
9Th Wha, difference is there in the resolutions offer.
ed by MIR Clay las, winter. and those offered by Mr.
Athcrton few weeks since?
9th. Did any Abolriions, in Congress voe for the
resolutions of Mr. Anterior:
condemn them, ard contend that they 60 TO deny the
right OF petition the subject Of slavery?
9Th. Did Mr. Henry A. Wise vote in favor Of his own
resolutions upon the subject Of slavery, direct nd
yec':
These questions are Propounled f's information, and
not for controversy We, who reside in the country
and know ltie, except what in the public pa
prrs desrcus OF and direct Information upon
the points mentioned We ash, for plain and direct
swers, in language pianthat there cannot be two
opinions about them. Say not that we psesump,u-
in thus asking for light
WIG OF TIE OLD SCHOOL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-12
CAN ADA

Messrs Etienne Parent and J. B. Frechete, Proprie
tors and the first named, Editor, of the Canadian
paper, published in Quebec, were arrested on Wcdnes
day last charge Of high treason, and committed 10
jail.
Court Martial at Kingston On Monday, the 18th in.
stant ~ prisoners arraigned; Wednesday, ditto
ditto; on Thursday, three Germans and one Bavarlan
placed on their trial, and understanding very little
English, good interpreter allowed them; on Fri.
day. II more prisoners were broughtuP. They all plead
that they deceived.
The left wing Of the Goth regiment has arrived of
Kingston from Montreal.
The Green Bay wisconsin, Democrat announces the
arrival at that port of the schooner Juliet laden with
provisions, &c, which, together with expected supplies
from other sources, has put end 10 all fear Of want
Another attempt TO get up sympathizing meeting at
Buffalo, on Saturday, was total failure.
Cnnada.-Anoher Judge (Fallieres, at Three Rivers)
has been removed by Sir John Colborne for granting
habeas corpus to prisoner confined charges OF trea
This makes The third. The Quebec Gazette right
ly Judges from the tone Of the American papers, that
the game of sympathy is up.
More dcimdcd young americans to be hung-The fol-
lowing youths TO be executed at Kingston, Friday
Christopher Buckley, Of Onondaga county.
r. A. Lawton, of Houndsfied, Jefferson county.
Russell Phelps and Leonard Delano, of Watertown.
Duncan Anderson.
Andrew Leiper, of PAMELA, Jefferson county
There is prospect that Sampson Wiley, another
youth, may escape the gibbet.
From Canada The Court Martial at Montreal ad-
ourned over from Thursday, the 9th ut to Saturday,
he evidence the part of the prosecution having been
brought a close) 10 allow the prisoners time to pre-.
pare for their defence These delays, necessarily grow
ing Of the proceedings before Courts Martial, appear
to be any thing but TO the taste Of the Montreal Courier,
which does mol affect to conceal its Impotence ave
" wonder (says that amiabe journal of the 2Sth) the
Court does not take up cases in the intervals
y mus constantly occurring,"-.Albany .4rgus.
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CONCORD ACADEMY.

CONCORD 3CTDE.Nf.
IENHE Exercises of this Seminary for the year leg,
E will commence the lst Of February, and ,ermi-
nate on the Both Of November, embracing two sessions
Of FIVE months each. The price Of board and tuition,
including washing, bedding and fuel will be $lo0 per
session, payable in advance.
In the Ancient languages, instruction is given Ivy
daily projections aud The text books taught are the same
as those used al the University Of Virginia.
The Mathematical course is extensive; comprising
Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, Plane Trigonometry,
Spherical Trgonometry, with its application to Nautical
Astronomy and the Difsren,a and Integral Calculus.
Optics and Astronomy included in he course Of
Natural Philosophy; and Geology and Mneralogy in
that of Chemistry.
The course Of Moral Philosophy comprises Beles!Le,.
tres Rhetoric, Ethics and Political Economy.
All of the students are exercised in Composition, Sur
reyiDg, and the Drawing Of Maps.
F. w. COLEMAN,
J. d. COLEMAN.
IL Address Concord Academy, Caroline county;
January l2 72-tlstFeb.
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G''11Ey! I'D s1)
Nd PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE,
ODpOSitc Nc DdIlHS'

mn, wing from the celebrated manu-
1nh T CsTk Co, Now York, elegant and plain
p,na rocs possessing latest and thu. dsleaey
Of and sweetness Of tone % 70 '"e
Constantly on hand large Esso'on'u'o VI
Flutes Fla -eo!c,s. Clarionets,
Gnitars Violirs Vicloncelo',
aeroriiops Musical Boxes,
Jorns Bu- les, and Tiunfets,
Fifss, and Drums - .
Yo Harp and Piano Forte Strings Of superior quality
PIANO Forte Stools and Covers.
Also stock OF Music various instruments b. the best
composers, and the rcwcs; songs.
~ an rsi-viyi +. II. TAYLOR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-12

40 ms Guy --------------- ,,,
=, v Herald of las, Tuesday Gays, that "ihe
Inc -, rnrIaud, by the Royal William although /.
news say great activity in Wall street. mas YET
h'> telus Of confidence to all classes III .'c f'os
I've Of the coming year. ne RS" 'a''' =. " .ia
,;.,n securities held on Hir o''''t NC" " 81.
AM his been caused by Tie tapa'" ".'','y VI wi
""'e" - stale Of suspcuSau, and at The trading
EH'" ,,crsy from HON unusually large o'oeis nave
Gas, =, uRprecc denied aclifny ana ah"S'ahee "
c't' 81 branches at English MANUFACTURES po'
PRIV u, Is has been caused rs w" pf"aipt pay
r''' '"' mo >,eo,ied liabilities OF those American trns
r'e"' h,-sd to WELD to The pressure ct The times IN
wac rae are also nuuber o! hims IN Manchester
10 nspuflctGr towns whose cTeG'ots agreeu !"
al --y,een!s in four fGnsl instruments, ,ayaoie III
WE'VE, eighseen and tweh'y 'ioar non'"s. ne
~ 60, L7ys been generally paid promptly, ano c'r-
wv L,cn issued 10 the effect that the sotes gwen
go, the irSta;ienis not yet due, viii De fad on
",s.,i;,o Facts like these cannot iall to nave
-.,s bsR5G fetal effect upon American circuit III
rY,oTr-snowlng as II most eniPHAtosy hn oIas'
,css men whch that credit Is bases, ana the ems
fS'o"'s Ly which i, is inpeed. Tie general im'
f,or the news is, that commercial AFFAIRS,
r. hc,n and in ENgland, have "tonched bottom, ana
I,.,,ii,r their course must be upward
1o the article IN last, signed LEAD US not into
=, r,,,,;,n gross error occurs, ~ncN oa2h' 10 'e
s,,ed. ,.Tne yecen, dctacat'ons OF ffice a'mauSe
b,ys on!y confirmed these impressions; II Is
~ a. .<s,,y to saw thlt the name OF "lailn'adge
go ;IJy.,..,,iv written for 'STortWoat. NO man
tos ever 1r chsgya Mr.. rnmadse with deiaea'!on-No
s,b o susoicon has ever gone forth against hip-eul
us,o Mr. SsarsaOsi, the fact 100 neofoss 10 'e 0eeu
MP We are requested to state that John R. auAHLEs
will be candidate a, the ensuing e!econ 10 represent
the county Of louisa in the next 1enerai Hssem'iy'
u" Justice" did no, reach US until after 3 o'clock
Yesterday evening when the fFoceeanss OF .ae Legs
So and the cSu,en,s of the Nor,herH Mail just
,Ived, were knockinsa, oar door for ADM lance We
sts colnps,led 10 postpone 1t III sur next
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-12
Diyasors of Tie Farmers Bank Of Firgis:s for 1880.

Directors of the Farmers Bank Of Ergia;s, for 1880
RICHMOND.
B.Is SccShqdess-Chatcs Ellis Nicholas Mills Samuel Marx
S,rusi Re.ve, IcaIy ". Moncurc, VIM. H. Hubbard.
q. E:fsu,ve WIN H. MGcfriand.s Benjamin lIaie" Ar
% Pe,ssu,s Sub!e,t McGsuicr James Siser james GoSher
+ 3 Ii.ryic, I,aas pareapn Or.en x ilia,us.-
PETERSBURG.
Be- tc SoeSao9s-Samuc Nordcca, Robert B. Eo!as, David
puolo?, Johc Dnnn,- tIcury Dusgett
By :te Er-evceWta Robertson, John v NIcer, WIN, Cor
a. Taos WawOrth, Jos. d. White, Robot c. Ec!lon fieh
NORFOLK.
BIZ tie s:uesodcrsR H. Cha nberlainc, Charles Rcd William
c. Camp John Va1s John :. MIllsor.
BIZ ne E,eeqr-E. C. Whitehead John Capron 8ycr Myers
Johi CocSc f. Hunc., T. }. Higgins Re5cr SoaeT il, Nm
' FREDERICKSBURG.
S,:shGc-sAnthoay Buck, John la;t Pee1 GooricS,
goha J. Berry, :. J. BIeydcs.-
BIZ ~ E.ss,ise-Caric L. Stevenson, John r. Wallace Geo.
John Cray Nm e. Bcnc, Thomas H. Bst's, john NJ
LINCEBCRG.
Stockholders William Eatcrd Chrie'r Winf'ec John
Suih IT, Ammon Hancock, Samuel Miller.
By tie E.scxee-Js.s NJ Warwick 5chn C. Mecm Samuel
McCorke VIM Dsaic w Renry lanshorrc, RIrhatI Tyee,
Geo W. Turner, seeaei C. ;r " his";
tss Stockholders ibFaham Miller, Rohc T. Baldwin, JAS
H. son, &. J. licKim Holiday, James S;ackhouse.
H. Shcard, John Bruce Richard W.
ia ron John Page Jacob Sensccy George E. Washington
John W. Miller, Richard f. Eyre:
SseOGers-os,ou Johns, Alien Jcacs, Nathaniel f.
Green.~
By tie konas Rawlias Geo w. Iohason Robert
Wilson, Robert W. v i!iisals.~
New Directors.
az The Stockholders late mceng, raised the salary
hc President Mother Bank from 250a a38 dollars;
corresponding with the salary OF the PcsiisI 81 the Bn& Of Viz
ri.!I.
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DEATHS

Died. At he residence Of her Dr. Licbsry n. son
the county Of Nelson, the 25h day Decemb.r
LiGoS, tho 77ih
husband she was left with family Of five children, with hom sis
removed from her native county Powbaan) Amherst
Neson where she has Eed since. She lived s
Children and has survived all but Of cm Very few
have had 10 the as Of the dccascd-iof
twenty past she has been the victim Of disease and for til.
last two Of her m closely confined TO her bed entirely help
less Yet, under oil the affection which Providence has
deemed good she should su the native energy her mind
bed her submit viii; al the resignation tina, f.a
capable Of She firm believer doctrines Of
the Of the Wordved Ind died under .hc full
Of participating IL That ending felicity promised all who
believe 10 his word.
@l-The Southern ChuIehman will please coy BE ebove:
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FROM FLORIDA.

- savASSAu, January by the steamer Isis, Capt.
following information dated
- "GAREYs FERRY, Jan. 2, 1899
"Dear Sir-By the Tampa express which came in
last night we learn tina, there are upwards Of 200 In.
dams, in at Fo't Brooke As soon as Capt, Abercrola
bic arrives, The emf ration will commence His arrival
is shortly expected Report that there is large
body of Indians in the OckIawaha swamp, "fuN of
fight" Col Twiggs and staff, leave today for Silver
Spring. twelve miles from For. Butler, and if favored,
may hope to indulge in the anticipated Mt with
the Indians The probability that such an event
will soon take place: should such be the case, you will
be.apprised Of il, by the earliest opportunity.
The Tallahassee Foridiun, Dec %, says: Gen. lay.
lor with one company of Dragons and two Of the Cd
Infantry, mounted, arrived al Fort Frank Brook, at
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MARRIAGES

Married at Wyle,burg, Charlotte Va Wednesday, the
l9h Dcccmber, by the Rev. Andrew ait Col Ro7a
meckienbug Bliss SAaAH E, W,lL;sas oil Charlotte
Married. on Friday ,hc 3I1 u BY Elder Philip Montague Mr.
JAMES hRMTRoao, of Essex county, Mrs. CYsTHIA A. CRo=
ToS, Of King Queen county.
Married. Thursday, 9th ul, by Elder Henry scss
MI PETER D. SAMUEL Miss A.. eldest Of Mr.
Samuel Gresham, all OF King & Queen county.
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against
Ann widow Of the snd Samuel Blackburn deceased
Bcramu Wrir George Weir, Hugh Weir James Cunningham
aud Mary Weir John Wilson and Margaret his
wife late Margaret Guc GrGy and Eabc lis wife, late
Elizabeth Weir, Thomas Alexander and Nancy his wife, late
Weir unI Rice his wife, late Susunns Weir,
children John Weir and Nancy his wife, which said Nancy
sister Of the said Samuel cklur, deed, Andrew William,
Edward James Black bua, James Meyers and
Muy his wife late Blackburn Thomas Snoddy and Jane his
wife late June kbutn John Carson and Nancy his wife,
a.c Nancy Blackburn children nj John Blackburn who bro
Their Of tho Samuel Blackburn tscdGideon blackburn and
racy his TO- Crazy Blackburn Benjamin aud John Black
Lun DAVIS and Mary his wife late Mary blackburn, John
Wallace late Jaas Blackburn, DcIwn Gnd
Sally his wife, Sally Blackburn, and - Miller and Aseuetb
his wife Blackburn, chllrcn Of Berj Blackburn,
Lo WINS brother said Samuel Blackburn, dccd-BcGa
min Gideon Thomas john Edward, Samuel Jnnc Mary, Eliza
BETH Rachel Leah Blackburn children OF Robert blackburn,
win was Samuel Blackburn decdNaihaniel,
benjamin. William Thomas, Archibald aud Samuel blackburn,
m John Mathews and Rosannah his "n late Rosannah Black
burn oss Mary his wife, late Mary BackbuIn and Jo
,eub Mann Elizabeth his wife, late Elizabeth Blackburn,
children Archibald Blackburn who brother Of tho said
Samuel Blackburn desd-Bcnjamin Robert, William, Thomas
Elizabeth Samuel John James, and Archibald Bay children OF
Thomas Bay and Elizabeth hi, wife, which said Elizabeth wna
,.,ar Of tho said Snmue. deed, Defendants
The above Ann BnckbaIR and SAMUEL
Archbad having entered their appeal
ance according the act Of Assembly and the
rules OF this court appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are not inhabitants Commonwealth IL is ordered that
the appear the " day Of the neIterm,
doth OF June and answer bill OF the plaintiff; and that
Richmond Enquirer Spectator for two months
the front door OF the courthouse oil ms
county. a IoPy- , rtrNpy n -
Jan ~ IT2-wowJ MIL " h'''bi, ~ -