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The native American., 1840-09-05

VOTING AND THEIR OWN FIGHTING. - Harrison.
&C." AGAINST THE INsIDIoUs WILEs OF FOR
EIGN IEFLUENcE-I coHJURE YOU TO BELIEVE Me-
FELLOW CITIZENs-THE JEALOUSY OF A FREE
PEOPLE OUGHT TO BE CONSTANTLY AWAKE-sINcE
HISTORY AND EXPERIENCE PROVE, THAT FOREIGN
INFLUENCE IS ONE OF TILE MOST BANEFUL FOES
OF REPUBLICAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
6J;- HOPE WE MAY FIND SOME MEANS, IN
FUTURE, OF SHIELDING OURSELVES FROM oREiGN
INFLUENCE, POLITICAL, COMMERCIAL, OR IN WHAT
EVER FORM 1T MAY ATTEMPTED. CAN SCARCE
LY WITHHOLD MYSELF FROM JOINING IN THE WISH
OF SILAs DEANE--' THAT THERE WERE AN OCEAN
OF FIRE BETWEEN THIS AND THE OLD WORLD. -
jefferson.
Z" Whether successful not succeeding generations
shall hnoD that understood our Rights and Lber-
ties and were neither AFRAID nor ashamed TO assert
or maintain them; and that ace ourselves may haze
al least this consolation IN chains, that II aras mol
through our neglect that this People acre enslaeed."
Instructions Of the People of Lexington to their Re-
personalities in the General Court of Mass, l772
The native American., 1840-09-05

10 the long line of testimony and address
to the citizens of Washington, put forth in
the lhtelligencer yesterday morning, by the
Franklin Fire Company, we cannot find
room for insertion. We think it, however.
altogether uncalled for. If there are any un-
worthy men in the Company, why not dis
miss them at once; 60 to work like men en-
gagged in a good cause, and dsprove all ma
licious assertions With the crime TO which
the whole refers, the officers of Justice
should decide, and to them it properly be-
longs. By some means or other, there seems
to be hatred engendered against some OF
the members Of the Franklin, which, we fear,
cannot easily be washed away, but by their
dismissal. We consider the Franklin one OF
the most efficient companies in the District,
and should regret to see her beautiful and
costly apparatus abandoned, because few
Of the members Of the Company bear bad
name. We hope that this whole affair NAV
prove beneficial ; and that the Company NAV
hereafter prove themselves guitless of any
charges that may be made against them by
thoughtless or designing persons. A little
burning is apt TO purify ; and this step may
lead to good consequences to all concerned.
We shall send this number of the paper to
all old subscribers in the city, with the hope
that they may renew their subscriptions
many having, we are aware, discontinued
for sufficient reasons. These objections we
shall, as far as in our power lies, prevent in
future, and we hope, by attention to the
paper, to merit and receive the countenance
and support of every friend to the cause. If
an increased patronage is extended to us, we
shall, in time, make still further improve
ments. We shall also send this paper to
those subscribers who have not yet paid for
the previous years, and then stop the paper
till arrearages are paid. To each, individu-
ally, the amount is small but to the chill
dren of the deceased Dunn, it would be of
the greatest moment and relief Those who
heed not this call cannot blame us. Yet, we
suppose for this act Of justice to ourselves,
we shall be charged with mgratitude. In
deed, already has an individual sent us SO,
with an order to strike his name off our list,
stating that we were too personal in our late
call Well, well, if, after waiting two and
three years for our dues, we give offence
by asking plainly for them, we cannot help
IT, that's all. Hear what the Boston Notion
says of such subscribers:
Lgratitude.-We have heard Of most
remarkable case of undindness and ingrati-
The native American., 1840-09-05

JOB PRINTING,
Of all descriptions, neatly executed at THIS oiacc.
The native American., 1840-09-05

Extra iSesaion.---The Legislature Of heh-
lucky assembled on the 9th in consequence
of Slro Governors proclamation. samuel
Hanson, Esq. was chosen Speaker OF the
Senate. James Stonesreet, Clerk Johh
Mayh2ll, Sergeanrat.arms Nj. Banks Door
Keeper In The House of Representatives.
Charles S. Morelead was elected Speaker !;
Thomas J. Helm, Clerk; JOSEPH Gray, Ser
geant-at-arms Joseph Clarke, Door-K eeper.
Governor Wicklll's message is brief, and
seems TO incline to the idea that little other
business than that for which they were cs-
pecially convened would be transacted.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-08-04
From the .8iSdav .arsus, Of .Julu 81

To Lrcis Benedict, John TOmnsend, Samuel ScrcnS,
Sanford Coil, John GrOeSJeek and Robert Thompson,
ESqs.:
Gentlemen: My attention has bccn called to an ex-
traordinary document recently publishedi 10 the world,
under the responsibility of your names. You compose
the State Committee of the Federal party of this State,
and it is usual and proper for such ommitte 10 answer,
publicly or privately, intcrrogaiorics that may be ad-
dressed to them from different parts of the Union; and
TO make such suggestions as they may see fit, in refer
ence to the organization and action of their friends-to
caution them against surprise, or to cnjoin upon them
vigilance and activity. But | am inclined to believe
that you furnish the first instance ola public address by
State Committee TO their friends at home aud abroad,
exhorting them TO be Of good cheer, and admonishing
them that "all is not los: that is in danger This must
be my excuse fos thus publicly addressing you; and
that | may do you no INJUSTICE, | propose 10 quote such
portions of your publication as have particularly at
tracted my attention. You start thus with excusing
for starting:
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u.oro unanimously elected Delegates TO said convSh'
ry. Robert NJ. Hudson, James +. Hamlet, va
,nan r,kin John w. Thompson, james u. "iisoh'
n Ii McFcrran. John c. Carpcr, Robert Kyle. mo
a"s \ nurwclI. George W. Wilson, John brugr'
.n5rcw Me CARNEY, Peter Harmon, Elisha J.
Ivaic.r Charles b. Penn, Henry Walker, lho,na"
r NV, I,coh slower, Samuel Hoff, James Paxton, JOS.
= IIvnm,ck + II. Barry, john AicCluer, James ky!r'
n. "@m,hhr nnchn;n, Samuel A.. Coainan, John I. Will
90 = lin lustrr. Nathan P. Luck, Christian MooHia"
Christian IIorsman, Joseph -. hicIa!'tsy' IT.
Johoson. Benjamin Farriss, fhIi'p lf'st' Jr, ~ 'o"'
Waskcy. ~, ooo,,. az Tho Com
ore ssional district, composed OF 'hf counties
lIourt, Allegheny, RockhrIdse, augusta ir'I,oH -
MONTGOMERY, Floyd and Pulaski, DC rcsp'c'uiy I" -
r;trd n elect delegates TO a Republican Convention 10
hs hold At Fincns,Ie, on The 3rd day OF S'p;emoer next
P,soLr,d, That the different Democratic Associations
in The county OF Botetourt be requested TO of@anL'
,ni ,,,,;nt dcIcqa,cs to the District Convention, 10 o'
haIl ~ r,nc,s,l, ON the :rd of September next.
p,~ojrlL That hbsalon c. Dempsey, Ferdinand
Wiz and las. Mcdowell, be appointed a coin"'''''
- r.ne;,o contributions for the publication oil d"cu
,ro,,s So aud that the Democratic Republicans .
po,.,n,r, h.. reouc stcd to call on either Of these genie
mon with whatever sums they may think proper 10 coh
tribute for that object. ..o,;,n !.
R,so!red. That the proceedings OF TINS meeting "
sirnod bv h, Chairman and Secretary, and puo''s'icu /"
The Fincastle Democrat, Valley star, Lyhcho"i5 ~
publican and Richmon Enquirer. I'm,
On motion, ordered that tins lheeths u : "'J''
mil the second Monday in August hcSt,
49, JAMES MCDOWELL, Chairman
r...., IE,rTy SsrTEtGTN.
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officer in the Government? and did
1eh !. o,noint him 10 that high Office: or dd
~, Ie" peorIe Will one accord, elect him 10 preside over
.Me .up which had refused his nomination TO inc
Court Of St. James. N ho.o
-" Ttnro - more danger in the election OF Gen.
II,, han YOU NAV be awore Of. The Government
I'M 20 ',sI;~aT cd in The hands Of the Tariff and Inter
nnI IMPROVEMENT party, whose interest !, will be to
saddl. as with another high Tariff WI The SOM"
- nan ans and consider that they are about thrust
mo Their arms into the lions mouth; and shonid t''t
rds,hs he remembered, it will be their own folly when
,'iUs :. ~, :, ,hon, b. +. PERRY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-08-04

IN tiiiAtERN-NIHGiSIA.-At n CUrHt lSn1"rtnt H.'
u Law and tlranrtry. continued aud held for Er hHm'i '."
n the Courthouse, uu Friday, In" Intll day nI April, I.h:
Joseph ". Chmn, cNcCItnr Of John - "ard, deed, i't.#.
AGAINST
Tnunia. u. seward, Almcda Seward, Jn-cph rr,"y, st.##
Tor nf u ili;ln Seward, deceased. joseph Seward. satn ~
and Na;tirl II~ " tie, Jaur, -. Eu,lrr and Mars To, 49,. a"t
tllT!ur Seward. tur by " hat yer :aEln she may is EuHA" 4"
h"rca Finch, JOHN seward, ard I'aai %itci,ll"ad >nn'h m'"
lwiIciI SAID Inhn, !agi and ,aury are ont al t,,,i ofi.-a
Edwin seward. James :uwtIl and FOLLY VI. III VII, lH"'
lrnan, admin ua;or %; James Seward. deceased, " iNl.w %"
lyman, administrator of Sally Berry man, In deceased " i'
ur'.nS smith, Gcurg' 4. j!aci' and X h-rca IN WI. ~
Edwards, Benjamin Ei".in and M@thdt h> wia. Jt"s y '
wards, Rebccca :. Edward, Thomas y. EGwards, ah& '.
nirut;, DION. "'
THIS cause came oh 20 be- head upon the biz, aus"".'i h'
PENDANTS, an exhibit aud examinations 81 wIircss's, @h' /"
glul hg counsel, on consideration whereof, the toFN Ei .
tirlu deciding any tIiag ht what fuluwrih. doth autrH-..
aTd deere, that the giaintff, Joseph ". thiGn, rse,.tHf &"
seward. q, coa.ri, d. Tmtcr before the coHnIss!mg'f" 81
an accnTut II his a!minIs'rrf.um ri The estate II hls h7
rakin. which accounts TIC commissioner i hircC'r. To-
accounts heretofore settled hy the said uNrCutpf GHGr' ai"
Cont 81 prrlEat, IL prtHg trr -yid nee, SulJ"ri :" ""-
and fai-itch hy either party-ani liz" Cortf doth dW@' p"
thu .ah commissioner IN enquire and rrp"rt "h. ser ..-
%scCnGants al Carter and RrIy0n Sew ward, mentioned IN -
tors Vii AZ the rcrud of his drath. and whether th"i .,
not al the period pf John Stewards death. any Dnli"e'>
or Descendants nf brothers or sisters of the SAID L >iaiE +"
Ing, other than those stated Ia be snrll IN TIE riead'a-. .
cause-:,nd the court doth direct and. order that the ,ad
-iurrr do cause 4 copy Of this decree Ia h" published m -'"'
paper printed in the city OF Richmond for two months !"
Previous Ia the reports herein required 10 be inad'-M.'
commissioner is directed Ia report his procrcfinGs Ns.."
Court, with any special matter deemed pertinent b! "'"'"
which may hc required by any party 10 This cause.
y Cupy-Te-tc, r r.
rslA IL L. #
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REPUBLICAN MEETING IN BoTErorRT.

- ni-fi ~ noiEi''hi'
The Republican Committee of Vigilance for the
county of Boetourt met at the Courthouse on Monday,
the 18th inst, Jas. Mcdowell in the Chair, and Fcrdi-
nand Wolff, Secretary.
On motion and seconded, a committee of three were
appointed By the Chair, consisting of Col. Geo. W. VIII
inmate officers for Central Democratic Associations; who
after retiring for a few minutes, inner the fol.
lowing gentlemen, viz: James Mcdowell, President;
Robert NJ. Hudson, Vice President; Absalom c. Demp-
sey, Treasurer and Ferdinand Wolff, Secretary, who
were unanimously appointed by the meeting.
On motion a committee of seven, consisting OF Geo.
w. Wilson, Benjamin CarpeT, Joseph Hannah, Andrew
Mccartney, John Brugh, James d. Wilson, and Jacob
Surber were appointed to nominate delegates TO the
State Convention TO be held at Charlottesville on the
9Th of September next; who after retiring for about ten
minutes the following gentlemen, who
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-08-04

or tho EahPcfi-nr C5f..t.-Law, So; Engineering, 7li 'aci'
Latin Glass, Sal. and each Greek Glass, 500.
The price ii i:uari, here estimated ~ :l3l, u ttat pa"i 10 '%'
Cullcgr steward, who. IN consideration OF certain privileges h'nH-
himself 10 the Faculty 10 take all the students who may apply tot
hoard, NJ the prize here stated. The students boarding WIN ma
ioi:- IL the college luiIGIn".
The prirr 81 board, Including washing, tights and luei' al "'he'
u aiding Houses ~ low II caEnut exceed Sl5h 1hiS has been .
tahISlcd hy a general understanding with the College authorities.
Ihr former steward hIvin. resigned. the Faculty have appoint
cd in hi place one VIVA, 1t Is confidently believed, Will give entire
satisfaction.
ANY student proposing 10 join The regular Junior Mathematical
Class, Iunsi Re prepared IL commence with SIMPLE Equations ana
the Third Book If Davies Lc-rndrr.
iitDs, who nave lad no preparation in Mathematics. may oa:ain
ii in u preparation; ra--, III which are taught merely the clrhlcnts
of Algebra, including Simple Equations and The first two looks ui
Davies lrGrndrr.
In addition u III" studies above cnnmerated, there Is a Depart
ment % higher studies, necessary L. the attainment ni the degree
Of 4. II.
AStlicnt Proposing To attend this department, with 4 view To
graduation III Il, must haze taken either the degree 81 a. H.. III
This College, or thu sar; ar some equivalent degree IN some Other
College al equal Standing, and must also he a proficient in the
Latin iangla.".
The courses, which occupy two year>. VIII be a general cNPah-
sion al the studies for III" degree Of \. Il.
Those whose views may be advanced BY rcccivin. Medical IN
Structinu. are informed that IL may be obtained from +. Campbell
Stewart. VI. ID. "a gentleman who studied Tor MANY years IN liz:
srluuis Of Edinburgh nad Paris who proposes Ia deliver a course
OF Medical Lectures during each College Session.
More particular information Oh any point may be obtained, by
diatciy furnish one of the College catalogues, which contain mi
mute information.
THOMAS r. DEW, President.
Tate . - ~ -tyJy " 1Sf.UD
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POETRY.
,..-.-n - .,Nn,, rN,unc."
from the Winchester pirgia.on:

from the Winchester prgiaionI 80
THE RALLY on THE TWENTY. .;on =
y;ncs ,rI,ea ;,apromptu on m,tneSsnf to pa"
l"' Manchester, on the 23rd UT.
yirrinia.-Ever true To tllce'
Thy noble sons still feel the scofh
Tb,, thrilled their fathers, when WIN Tree
And dauurless hearts-iho' scath'h ana lo'h-
They spurn'd Dictation. StiHthe same
Deem hate for tyranny ana wfons
That stirred their bosoms ike hah.,
BURNS in each sons as tefce ~ ~"
And they have met In long, long Ines
Tbry come-but not with 'taeLS tte"u,
For no bright p,ume-no proha CItS s"""
In hauchtiness above thcr n"an'
No e;Idrd p,np is there TO blind
"a firms deck OUT IN proud array
No cunains pagrantry, Designer
70 steal the daZZled sense away.
R,, there, in plain and manly pride,
They moye:-the lillers of the soil
The woodmen from the mountain side.
The craftsmen from the workshops ton:
Truth c~alled-and they her voice have sought,
And every eye, and every brow,
Tells that the Rights their sires bought,
Are dear 10 them rs ever now.
And he Is there those Rights TO guard
In burning elcquencc 10 tel
How foes are striving To retard
The voice of RelSOR-and the well
of Truth 10 poison. How WIN toys
Aud minnicry they would begnle,
And cheat YOUR sensc-cuntrul yOnr voice
And murder even while they smile!
Go on,-co on.-such tongues as thine
First broke the slaves ignohie chain
Go un,-nor etthy voice decline
,Tiu Truths broad light shall shine again:
For though low crushed unto the earth,
Goods endless years belong TO her.
And her strong voice VIII Stll hurst inrth,
While there is left one worshipper! ,our
lNE Iio
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

AN AWAY from the subscriber, n lad named JOE, about Is or
III Ii years old. OF a dark brown, talup>t black complexion. lie
has 4 sprchtiy and rather cunning expression of couutcnanCt, aud
walks with one OF his toes rather turned in. have some apprc-
hcnsion of his having been cnticcd away hy some white man. He
LEFT me about three weeks since. will give $40 for his apprchcn.
sion and delivery To me ii found in this county or placed in the
Jail Of some other county, if found out Of Guochland. and $50 addi-
tional for the apprehension and conviction OF the person who has
cnriccd or hafbored him, If 4 white man. X. HARRISON.
Elk Hill, Gooclland, June 3.
June . 9-wl
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Bedinger.

From the Charleston .Nrrcuryl ,.a.
Tho muses. were peculiarly bcnicnant 10 the Nirglr"a ', n,s, W.
mo last 4b July. The following inspired verses appear ahohs
the toas,s-parad-d in the Richmond Wing:
By John NJ. Miller.
Thomas Richie. Thomas Ri'~hlc:
The times look rather p;"hy:
But what if much darker .nty grow,
IL the leaves and ths tshes
But follow your wishes,
Let country and liberty 60.
POOR Mr.. Richie
roo as the war m,y. Mr.. K: viii, we fear, s,li remain pooI.-
- nn,,;nc Gonn VI. V. B->u; 4 loaf-nor n f@h!-Nog rst
10 his mill, Mr Miiler!-EHqarsrJ
nv p. picsok.-Wm. c. Rives:
= Where il Vir.iuia'S prouacst son,
The spoilsmcn thought they had nndone:
He's here, | cry with luudest voice,
For he is honest and our choice.
rNr R;ves gets the spoas then, Al all events. The proudest oi
yirpipia's sons will NOT hesitate 10 accept and 10 seek ohlce from
the hands Of his ancient enemies
But this beats both:
By T. b. Pankey.
a prairie in the West
Has already begun 10 kindlc:
twill drive Van Buren, from his nest,
As well as Amos kindle.
Oh, +. r. Pankcy. I. d. Paukey. oh.
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COO REV .tnn.-Rhna away from imr undersigned. nbHul'a
.S-L1 l>t January last, a ncrr" woman named STiAIA-
since she has departed. have every reason IL believe she lt>i
a long time been engaged with others IN The wsr of puH-onvl, ~
iIcant- IN the family, and suspicion rested un her previously. 80
il uf Common stature, dark SKIN, rather large and promln,ri n"'
au-trrc countcnancr about >; YEAR, Of age.
500 viii be gwen i: taken uaf u; the state. SIN m7t hii'M.
10 get OF by free papers. Si0 II taken IA the rfH ~ Redmond
vicinity: Sa if taken out Of tie county cis"whrr, Lam a"'N.
and SIS if in the ronnry of buckingham
ALSO. So ,ur GRITTY, a negro wuruan aged about .! ~ :
Also, So for the apprehension Vi the tao 1iiryrs. aud ,Irr ur
vic,tnIl. Ia the ?snItrriiary. who stole hri from ny rl,t''. =
nights ago. These twu thieves came arurl a EanGiii. 90 %
dead lin. Of night, and stole her OF. She i Of luw .tauurr OBJ
dark skin. She VIII make herself known om c.fnny ASH <@
taciral Ia the family, ard came nome after beng "iar-rd q. i.
.lrtI a IagGi:i once before.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-08-04
July Is

IN I~r,-At raics held in The Clerks Of
L fCrof the Circuit Superior Court ii Law and Clanc.ry for the
county of Nottoway, the oh day OF May, l>iO:
Timothy Wortham, Plaintiff:
against
Edward T.. RGvall. TShanr G. Lundy, and Asa Oliver, Def'ts.
The Defendant, Edward J.. Re! all, mol harin. entered his up.
pcararce and gwen security. according I" the act Of Assembly and
the rules of this Court, and II appearing 10y satisfactory evidence
that he is net m inhahiant If his Commonwealth, II il ordered
that the laid defendant d" appear here on the first day nf Scptrn-
her Term next, and answer the bill Of the pIaintlf-amd lLat a
cosy Of this order be forthwith inserted in the Richmond Enquirer
for two months successfully, and posted IT the front door Of the
Courthouse of this county.
\ CoPy-Tes,e,
{. W. FITZGERALD, i. c.
IuIvT S-upv
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Pertains Ms1tniiou for Tie Edurasion gt'Me cls1

ry7i,iS establishment has urUn ,'il"<tI 20 li"ai .lnttai> ua#t.
i CANT rdIicc known A. Mount Washington li,rst, ~ @u
Boston. aud i row ready for the reception and E>tIart.8 4.
yuuns blind persons uf ,iihrr >tN from any part II TIE rrun's.
The saluhrity Of The location, thr { elites tor 80 EAthtr- w
The extent ofilr "iiic", which offers >craiai" rooms fuf tn NJ.
make this establishment q desirable residence Tor thu,e 700"
riI,.i p":<Cns who hr>it, superior recommendations.
The tpsi,Sr - Instruction Cunpr,irnds rraGIHg, writing. 4'
Jprir, Algebra, amG g"nn.e:Ts. -r0GHpi. Hi.,Oiy HI'Gta, n#'E
raj prI.DsnTh;, &c, sc. besides Tho tactHy ana practice q! t4su
Those whn desire IL may acqulr" n knowledge a the aupm' a
modern languages.
i thorough and sci .n'ifc knowledge of nI,ic, and ogr"rra
t!.s Of practice upon IEr piano foi;r aud 1i-an, are gIN'u 'na.
b.. ilc- which, the pupil may ."irc: "ny instrument r'Mh /"
vi.irts ~ learn. Particular attention i given lU physical ta.u.
tioa
TrEMs.-Ro1rl and tGitt1n, "I'h the use Of hcoH> aNt mT.57
instruments. from $50 10 500 per annnni. For ia">" wN" Nr
To study the languages. or L. have th" lNr 81 "a p.AEn :n'r o. laH
chamber, or 10 receive Extra musical instructions S-t3. tEr ASSOC
WI cover MI Ike ordinary expenses al the pnrl.
E,tnt accommodations charged IN reasonable proper ION.
The mast favorable age for instruction is between tie ,a ~
18th years.
The following gentlemen are connected wilntic di'cruou 0rn.
Institution aud may hc referred 10: Peter G. Bropk. ,hou5, 10
Perkins, Pete. r. Dalton, Edward Iro"k-, Samuel \. Eluor, @
y. Fisher, Thomas g. Cary. !ulm iloman>, James X. iln,. baar
Grnluui. SahnirI Loud, Samuel May, rzins Goodwin. iia..
Mann, KuhrltC {. Nintlun.
For paItirular information address the Director, ID. ;. e. Hove
Boston, 10 whom all applications >ioa:d h' made.
y. Is. M prrssI> val he received y h!ir unirT .ru3!rai ara.
incut for the recovery OF sight.
Juiy II i"-Mtu
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against
Diccy Pamplin, Lucy Hanks and the children If EGurcs ran
pln, whose names are unknown, and "laclI sa!i Frame, 50"
the sister oi Henry Jcnuing>, the rldtr, deceased; h"tci aH
Mrajah Mason, Kennel &. Gilbert aud DlCry his wir, -
Starky aud - hi, wife, which four are the children 81 -
IahctI Mason, who WAS the sister Of sand ii,rFy thu tlGfE aN
the children al Henry Jennings, IT,, deceased, Whose lame an
unknown, and who was the son IL William jennings r, S..
was tho brother IL SAID Henry Jennings, r.. Henry G.. J'umn.'
Robert =. Jennings. William L. Jennings. Jcs"p! Jrnr'u-., 1
George Oliver and hun his wit,; John W. Inuln,s and N3tih1I
Wifi, and MlraJAI Ir,Hug., whirh !lst named are III" Chithrl
MicaJah Jennings Tho elder, deceased, Who was 4 br'brlr' Nj
said Henry ilr oder. deceased, bet udr,.
III" def thlntS, !rcl ramplin, Lucy llarkS, 1ud ;Anr,.#
Of France, rampin, whUSu uamr, ac unknown, ana Na,u.~
Frances was iii" sister al Henry J-uuiue. Tie older. ds~Is,a.
Robert and Nicljai Mason, h,nrcl {. t.!Iheri and Dc b..".
- StlTky and - H> we. %.irh f,gr ar tie rtt-
of ElIHinrtl, Mason, WHO WAS tn: .i.:r. of said lI,an Irr r.
and the children Of Henry Jennings, j., decreased, wh..e r"a
are unknown, and who was tin son If William jrraIs, IF
"hu was the brother nf said iirnry Jennings. ST.. not l.ytt
tered their appearance aud gwen security. according 10 tr""
assembly and the rules ui this court, and II apptnrr9lH >4Hs
inry evidence that they are not Inhabitants OF la, EnlUmuat'.N"
II i ordered that the aid defendants do ap,,a r h.rr go 'hr ~.
day "f the neat September term Of his c"ut, and answer tan
of the plaintiffs, and that 4 copy ni this order br iorit"l 'h ".s'
IN some newspaper published IN the cty Of Richmond ii'
months successfully, and posted al Tie font Coor .! TIE
house of tbs county.
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