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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-25

'ansaesing the cargo four DAYS. burs,nE oJen bslu.
and hotes and Knocking open the kcg. Of po~der hnd
ng nothing. they took what they pleased each man Sc
lecune what be mos; iancied. and ihcn inrnhns the
cargo into The hold, took their boats leaving the brig
At lhcrv.
FOR hiocn days, saws Captain ~ i had r. men
90 board eating and drinking the best they could find.
anf Tour DAYS more the commander and nearly all Of
his men pillsglng my stores and drinking my liquors,
they being very shor, allowance on board their own
vessel The English brg kep, the American lag Nv
ing 81 the time. and OF with lying At her peak
The English officers declared they would seize every
American vessel they came and break up their
trade cntrely,-and from late accounts from the
States II seems they determined 10 pot their hrea,
into execution.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-25
DIED.

In Pu.ford, on the i9th inst Miss Fanny Pen6eld
daughter Of Siurges Pendeld, aged 81
Bright forms that kno~ hsve csll.d thse avsv
And Wings that heard not have bofne the above;
Thou snstched from the snd ~.
Their whitening blight over his's brshir,, ,.s,,j
Thy Father hath saved thee from sngssh h~o-.
md thy home 10 region ne 'sF dafseHd ~ tears
"IarsSsil. gentle sp'rt. ny memory must be
Enshuned IA the t"sus thst rernsnileF IT, s0rtb,
FareSeii, the sprns flowers swako no Tor thse,
Nor smile. for thine the fresh beauty # ssuhi
The Sumsief ~iil RBg 10 bright usisu'es 81 bloom.
AHd sosusl - rosss, pr hsncs. ~ ~ gf'Fs,
rhsrs and ~bch brighter hs'osf 'i.s dsfs tomb,
Where the favtfs arc lslfst ;hla .sftb eFU alst
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-25
"{aultun in 3oar0o."
Marriages Extraordinary.


A Regular Fleet, The Washington Herald CON
tains the marriage Of Martin Briggs To Louisa Schoon
er Eyerard Boafman to Margaret SOUL, George Ship
to Phebe Gutter. They should all be attached to the
Nary Department
Married, a, Buffalo, n Y, on the 25th ult., Mr..
Thomas b. Oaks, TO Miss Emiline Acorn.
Tall Oaks from little Acorns grow We shall see
hosy It will be in this case
A Frr'a oyster Married, in Chambersburgh, on
Thursday evening, the 3Ist ult., by Rev j. Bowen,
Mr. Alonso Fry 10 Mass Susan oyster, all OF that
place.
Better late than nercr Married at Pittsburgh,
jeremiah Late, to Miss Nancy Neper. 4
Light Reading. treatise on feathers. P,cayune.
Lighter yet The chapters OF puGs and euogie' con-
tanned in the city penny papers the character and
contents Of the forthcoming bed blanket sheets.
Gong to Sea on Friday II is a remarkable fact,
noticed IN Prescoit's history, that Columbus sailed on
his Ist voyage Of discovery FRIDAY ith OF August,
I422 discovered the new world Friday anil
ed the port Of Pslos in Spain, on Friday March Is,
Ilg2 Just months and eleven days after he left
H. These three greatest incidents m the history ct
voyagln. and adventure. which opened new world,
happened on Friday, and yet The sailor has attached To
thai day sort of oil lock which stiil deiers many a
tall ship frum putting 10 sea on Friday.
Ala church some where m tho country, the choir
assisted by the congregation divided line m Of
the HYMNS ihas - lIfc j, like 'tad-Liie Is like a
slad--ow ,oh hos IL flies. GA how It flies.
Woman. \ being who first made angel -
bot having been TUNED oui Of paradise, her wings
were chpfoI of 80 that Sic could moi hy back over
the gates.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-25
FARM WORK FOR MAY.

MAY is the planting month for all New England &c.
we broad cast mos, Of these States in tho month
of April but We seldom perform planting before the
commencement Of NAV. Some farmers 10 all these
States prefer TO plant their corn early IN the month.
while others IN haste To- put their seed IN the
earth before the twentieth. For oursofwc can say
have been as fortunate with the corn crop when plant
ed al this latter date as when planted earlier Corn
that is planted too early IN the often NJ n
stand IN cold turn Of wesher; It turns yellow, be.
comes stuned, and will never afterwards bc so thrifty
as corn planted AT the right time.
Many farmers last wear for the first time practiced
spreading the whole Of their manure evenly over the
ground, and most of those with whom have CON
versed are pleased with their practice. Every
farmer will have fine manure enough to spread broad
cast over his planting ground provided he docs not
plant too many acres-and when he considers that tho
labor Of manurng the same field in both modes-that
u.s. in the hill and broadcast, IN the is
y double compared with the mode Of spreading only
he should pause and consider whether he should not
for one season try the easier mode.
Corn should not be buried more than inch deep
IN any soil. II starts more vigorously at this depth
than when put deeper in the earth Corn and cucum-
bers require greater share of warmth, and II is quite
absurd 10 endeavor TO hide such productions from the
genial warmth OF the sun.
Some kinds OF potatoes long while in rpenng,
and these should always be planted good season. for
unrpc potatoes require stomach as strong as horse
TO digest them. There is another good reason for
planting potatoes early-they will be likely as
seasons rise, 10 escape the drouth Of summer which
often curais one half OF the expected harvest These
dry turns of weather happen often in August than
in June and the fore part Of July. Early planted po-
ta,oes often escape late drouth, the usual drou
Of the Care should be taken that no potatoes
be planted in wet ground-the seed liable To
rot in such than corn.
May and July the busiest months Of the season
and the boys must expect holiday in May before all
the field planting is finished. Old Election week may
still be expected TO return and all the laws in the
country canno. make us forget the last Wednesday OF
May. boston CuItipafor.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-25
Correspondence Of The ". Y. Erpress.
MOTHER OUTRAGE ON THE COAST OF
AFRICA

Hdrdna, May !, lsil
It IS with feelings Of the deepest sorrow that have
add another the already long list Of outrages
~ insults TO our flag by British.
The brig A. f. OF Baltimore, Captain c. F. Drs-
M sailed from this place in the month Of September
p Cabnda, with a cargo Of dry goods tobacco, and
POWDER Having met with bad weather at sea, he was
fohged 10 put into Charleston TO repair, whence he
Pulled on his voyage Nothing material occurred un-
, he arrived of Cabinda, when he was boarded by
70 boats crews rs IN number commanded bv
ngsh officer but without any visible sign OF nation
! pity armed 10 the teeth with cuasses, pistols,
3hes, and daggers, long knives, who insolently de-
banded his papers, declaring al the time that he
ould take command Of the vessel. Captain d. point
10 the American flag, which he had flying, and
e'etred that his an American vessel engaged in
Pa trade and IN proof thereof produced his papers
pinch the English officer tried 10 obtain possession Of
tu' not being permitted by Captain d. he said never
shn' will take YOU for scoundTely Yankee negro
seaer and have YOU all strung Up At the main yard II
}ca ofet The least resistance They then shaped the
tourse OF the vessel for Congo, and commenced
feaking out the cargo &c, a, the rum and carried
taso ouiraeeously that Captain d 5 lady, who was on
afd' together with her daughter was taken violently
ADD for some time her life despared of--ihe
hsAsh crew never for moment ceasng their ouirag-
ls conduct They continued at ryet Congo twelve
s'l' pllaginc the negro canoes that passed taking
Pom them their beads, looking glasses, paddles and
49, mule hing leaving The poor negroes no alterua-
we bui 10 swim shore and abandon their 10
D. ude
i THIS condur, they continued for some time. often
fhs % their boats some of the American crew. until
.aN The negroes becoming erasper1ted assembled
iofoe, and attacked the boats, killed an American
f-amen belonging TO the 4 f. and wounded several
hgish They thea returned pteciwtaiely on hoard
= getting the hfig under sci s5i. Tor Cahinda -
4 be, found H. b N. hne Of war Persian, Lieutenant
4 HnandIng Symmes, with the American flag hying
F~tli Nymmes then came on board with an additional
A's eTess and commenced breaking out the cargo,
'ioai asking 10 look al the brs's papers or paving
attention 10 Captain D.'s Proies'ations AfeI
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-25
THE HOLY ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH.

4 A writer in the Journal OF Commerce, in reviewing
Dc report Of the Secretary OF State, the subject Of
bmmon school education, furnishes the following spe.
linen Of the spirit and principles Of that sect the cath
&csl for whom the secretary feels so much sympa-
D., and 10 whom he pleads should be given portion
= the much talked of school fund.- that they may, al,
b. own expense nculcate the same spirit and prin-
ti,i the minds of thousands OF the rising genera
bon who partly under the influence Of the Ro-
Dan Catholic Church, and whom they wish more thor
ghly indoc,rinate with their dogmatical religious
&ews
n DENOMINATION Of Mr. Hogan, Pastor Of 81 Ma
n Church, Phllddelphid.-Bv the authority of God
Almighty, the Father Son, and Holy Ghost, and the
tndefed Virgin Mary, mother and pa,roness Of our
evior, and OF all celestial virtues angels, archangels
erones, dominions pow ,cherubims and seraphlms
ka,riachs, Apostles, Prophets, and Evangels,s, &c.
Snay he, Mr. Hogan, be damned ~
MAY the holy choir OF the Holy Virgins, who for
q honor of Christ have despsed the things Of this
uorld, damn him May all the Saints from the be-
tnning of the world to everlasting ages who found
4 be beloved of God, damn him"
Ell MAY he he damned wherever he be- whether in the
use in the stable, the garden, the field the
Highway, in the woods in the water, in the
emrch may he be cursed in living and dying :"
MAY he be cursed in his brains in his vitals his
empes his eyebrows, his cheeks, his jaw bones, his
losus, his teeth and grinders. his lips his throat, hi.
fhoulders, his arms, his fingers his veins, his thighs
s geni,as, his hips his knees, his legs and feet and
PC nails"
III MAY the Son of the living God, with all the glory
~ his Majesty, curse him And may Heaven with al
Pc powers that move therein, rise up against him ano
Curse and damn him, unless he repent and make salts
Potion" Amen. So be it. BE 1t So Amen.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-25

YILLAGEco NCERNs.

\ number fiho inhabitants fthis village intend
r, lie following Law "a force we publish 1t fof the
4, =, Of al concerned "pursuani 10 a law Of this
l., passed Nov lIth 1919. entitled An act TO re
% animals from running a, large M villages In this
to sclccimcn of tic town Of Rutland 90 the l.,
|, is.O obi ordain and establish the limits and bounds
\ village in tho East Parish Of Rutland as follows
ne territory within The following bounds begin.
l. on thc eos, bank Of Fast Greek, the mouth Of
re. brook. called. thence down the cas-, bank Of
! creek 10 ts mouth, thence up Outer Creek to the
oh Of Moons brook, so called, thence up the mouth
,sd Moons brook 10 the south side Of the road lead
| rom Dr Joel Green's TO Parkersown, thence on
south side Of said road eas,wardly 10 a point ten
!, east Of the north and south road running by Hen
suougs thence norhwardly parallel with said las,
STONED road to Graves brook, so called. thence
|sn sad brook TO Eas, Creek"
b iuacis from the said Act ofli,h Nov 1919
|Sec THAT from and after the passing Of this
shall not bo lawful for any person OF persons re-
ne within any village within this state thereafter
lscuhc5l 10 suffer his her their horse, horses or
Kind, mules asses cattle, sheep, geese,
nun q, large within such villagc-----a after
bounds OF such village shall he laid out and cs,ab-
Dhed
protided tina, nothing hereby enacted shall be CON
w lI'''H' dlIl hliN VI tiA
afge IN the day time, between the LIST day OF NAV,
b the 2oih day of November
Section }. Penalties for permitting sundrv ami
a, TO a, large are for each horse or horse kind
Is or mule 80 90
For each neat creature over 3 wears old | 30
not more than nor less than M
? years old, w
less theme SO
" Swine, OC
Sheep, rs
All geese found running at large are declared for
tied"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-25

TIE Rrpi1ias IF PrsnSsai Ha-rison II has bern
decided Nv the widow and only surviving snn rf Pre-.
deni Harrison, a. remove hrs remains North Bend.
10 he deposited upon beautiful and natural mound
where the monument, may be iot several miles up
and down the Ohio river
The United States Gazette Of MAY ~, saws, eve
understand that at meeting YESTERDAY the Directors
Of the Philadelphia Bank voted UNANIMOUSLY to reject
the Revenue Bill"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-25

"asd thsrs ih.r h'et.sj e''t i~ ~ r' o. 800
1ss,u ~cuA ~ us frt-'-e thsf ~ srft 70 90.
Wouhi,i tssrh I. hrr-t'e tehHnissios - hoe,
Ard Vi~@ fAHih iu 600 rthrrs f~rfes,
Thnr ~cpiisi had 10 i.-t SO thst fshsui sh0fri
Ne'sf .hsact IS sotfn~. POP .dsfk rrFs. rats.
40 ..v rhcr fr~ feriipg tf.srTs 80 osf
n fisa.e,s sod ugtt 80 t.s.' r''i ihse ssafn.
A,Cuh,. W I March oh r. consumption. NJ
Phisndct WTJcf s,n Of Den John Ntllct ~ Ssw.
fame " aecB a. he carl, cwhr1ecl The Savior. ssd
feeling desire q, ptrath trtt go r'he~, 10 con-
ncncod course ufsud, auJ st1iua'c3 ~ NSflehuff
College 10 1875 Soon agct. us health a''ng ne 'w
tied the Southland in December LAST. bv tho sd.Ne
OF physirans, went to tho " /, Nhcrc. instead 81
health the blessing which he sought, he found hs
grave
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-25
TIL q + a Il " .

Tam trEt isbors' learn riot eai Fsi thai
e'es hate erry pans happiness riad e oil,r
meas good oonienf nth Farm and me cr,ats ct
P'ds a 10 see my graz and nv ia'ais spsk "
Shaktpratcs As YOU Ike II
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-25

D,sA # ne Ho- Cks-i., ori, Tho Hon Charlie,
ogle, mcmbet of Congress. irurn Snmrr-e, county.
fcnnsy wanna. died at hiss residence on MONDAY
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-25

j ihrss wha have cows ihsi osn unhinge gates
dom, climb ladders. and pick locks land such
ave IN cor ,lisge) arc hereby notified that unless
take care q the same ,iiey viii he taken rare Of
i, ODD FELLOWS.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-25
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
Church lamps, a'cO,uniHniOu Ware;

Parton Lamp, and B,apoi.s ior Candle. B,uania Tes
Hars. of ell patterns Sios Spoors of every style and pet.
tern SdtF Mar, Il suPsuor fa,.h snd work m. nsh,e
plated Ira SIS. ifasi Tog,s Pats, etc.
greet TAtisty Of F,soT Goops Tor presents,
Rich Paror CLoeks
Table Cut'sry. ~ fine and common ausify ctr,
GEORGE FOSTER, Al the shove .fiabli.b m. q, Ia.
constantly fof sale hrsi fsir Of gold 81
Hacbss NJ h~autf1 ~ lcs sni sup.ro, qsany y,.
foh. and Neck Chatas, Soqis. ksgs Srie,is s,e
WsroHts cleaned aud repaired the bes' manner md
~huanisd
Ladies sni Geuienb-u ,l.iun, Ba.,ou IN ~.nt al any
Of the shoV. Aruce lbysd 70 call and .Isnio. Tho
same 2-E
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-25

VA the subscribers being appointed BY tbriion Fro
w bate court for the district OF Rutland commss,"s
receive examine and adjust all claims and demands
OF all persons against the estate Of
ISSACHAR REED,
late Of Rutland in sad district deceased represented In
insoven and also all caims and dem, nd, shib,ei IN
offset thereto and months from thu 18th day Of Nay
inst being allowed by SAID court for that purpose
do therefore hereby give notice that will attend In tbs
business Of said appointment Mt the house NJ the
late A. w Reed IN Rutland. the I'd Saturday o June
and LIT Saturdays of July aud O;tpbc from cosh
until o'clock, p, n. on each o. sid,ys
G II BE,NiN, l,.,o,;,.
hBNER MEAD,
Rutland way To- ltil. 2l-%
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-25
AVE received complete assortment Of
MILITARY GOODS,

Consisting Of gilt and plated urntrd aud solid Sosbbsrd
SWORDS:
CLASPS BELTS, SWORD CTf4LTg.
Gold git. and plated iHces (ords. and Braidf:
CIT aud plated ErkrLFrTs, IAss'Ls and STaE.
Git Grsaades, Slsord hnofs. and .4gn,ie,tes:
Military, Army, Navy and Revenue Bntoas
Piamss Of al sizes and coots
PomB0Hs.
SILK and worsted StsLys: biag'. Pugs CLap.aur, Car
ISImHtHgs Hr
T. Orders for soy kind style n MfLTT3RY GOODS
~ TRIMMINGS y, left with our Agent \ ID WISstOW
PVi'io'd ~ whore the abov, Coon, may he found viii
receive prompt attention.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-25

This lie fesa cBgenty an ceToqt3i taugnt by
The Holy sPini from aSoye, is nov numbered un9Dg
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-25

tlro r4ler than Tie Crsllof. WHO IS blessed forever
And, eVes under lie Christian dispenssiion, &c have
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-25
JOHN ME ACn NJ,

q II \ Nj l. A & III \ NJ,
las Just received tlrcsnt sod extensive s.,ct,mss,
] of Goods ot supetiut qpsuiy. selected vhh gtes,
from the potiauons sod Which With
hrs rrt stock makes va,ty not supposedly sry 9th
IN the County consisting OF
Dry Goods 81 all descriptions
Ladies snd Gcn'lemco.r lerhorr iIst'
Tess Of al dcscr ptions Of the fret pslhy
Coffee and sugar oi various qualities
Hardware AND Cutlery
CtocLrN and Glass ware 10 great variety sd good
patterns
Course and fine Salt Flour Nv the barrel
The above goods Offered at small advance sod ~
the mos, accommodating terms
Csstlctou, NAV ~, lSii. H1
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-25

..., s.-a, .r1Hy leiese.Pe 70 AS pr
,,ou q his vast eoacsse, Peiesiys thousands mon
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-25

f-''se F0' asalsE Fessoa, s'er, a''oaPi to repre-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-25

''HIlf' u.a' .-y sF5Vsl aF-.l.. s-'.s-ts,
gentleman.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-25

The following letter will he read with in,eres, at this
time, when much is said Of National Bank II
comes from Southern man, Georgian and gentle
man-of eight years experience at the Head OF the Fl
nance Department OF the General G Oyernment.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-17
y...pA E. TT r;gs r Gi:tcrsE oT A
SCROFULA
, nIsEASES'

MEN, 90 ,hr shops h very sptn's,ins ben |
Vnih cTt. r,ih"r from Ak s,rsx To,s inc tS
~ from Inferior h th. mprorcT mvi ,y con.
Of ms'no - long been la -,,yity Of the root
paI'ns Ills variable repual, mgr. aer,d fr'
behcycito depena in water cold ~ nee al the
soluble 70 inert 10y she,r he icnoOsiraiedn S
,Sc l2 dcG THIS s'I ancScE soueros $40 .or IONS
We experiments o. ns fiiowins oo scI."S,u updar-
= "s.,h, pes uhaT od"uI, VIZ, w" ,, m,
'cu OF suul sarsapa, -- .,,ios cNuaxushed From,
ccSt,o NQSrla prepared IN this way found sensible
results ny TacSus ELECTS prlnced Ivy aarco quantity,
rowsy amt >.ncon Of -S or cirut ounces was tined al
dose ~ Wood these facts, and the uncertainty prac.
knowledge o.. 1nsof SarsapaTilia In use led to the Ills
ice OF the rrcra experiments, OF the method OF pre-
eoyery ar us efias now ouet edto inc med
cal profession 49, md is Nrlrrancd 10 contain, IN
cess triisa a. active prr ciPlcs OF the root obtained
een' ~, most approved spcctcsV % s"'ii 1N,
W., S.,ry mas been repeatedly tesi'1 W HNe praotSe
IT. treatment Of tho worst forms oi the dts
w W. ~ ~, urs of which SarsapaIilla - rccoinuen1 A
a prrparaions Of that medicine the ranae~ &C
, nc eraans and affections ot the boncs in smple
c, and in ucrcural and mrrcuro'sNpr tir ,Isca srs
L,I been permanently curcdhy hsu three months,
ithcu any other treatment except The simple alp.
,s ~ me warts diseased Atsal OF twoor thrrr hntl,
in similar will prove the et9 acy and importance
the preparation, so
kas been given freely in scrofous habits the
Diseases being admirably calculated In such
To- remove oil disease from the body and restore the usual
ycor the constitution The use Of two or three bottles
Uil on every such occasion, prove cCcua security
| against secondary affections
As tonic and Alternative particularly in general deb>,
srrpfIa other Diseases IN chronic Rheumatism and
obstinate affections u the skin. Il is invaluable medicine.
! "'"''''' '1''' ALEXANDER DUvAL,
g, - Agent tor the ProprctDT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-17

n Powhsan County Court May The 7th, 1871. Richard
Sampson and Mary Perkins suc'nr f0r themselves and
tho other CREDITORS n Francis n sampson decd pHue
against Hannibal Harris, admir- II tho said Francis =
Sampson, deed, and other dofts-fH ChgucerH.
iu thtHcuso there decree entered drCcur among
other things thai all the creditors 81 FrsncsS Tampson
decd be REQUIRED t1 exhibit and prove before ono ~ tho
Commissioners u this Coud their claims af1ns The o.
u the said Sampson that ~ the mcanfm" they he
inioued ffom prosecuting suits ~ law arain ihc sail
Samps0u's admir-. Tho creditors Ot Tho said Francis =.
sampson are therefore hereby nohcd,tha have appoint
Tie Sh fty of August nor fpT commencing the setc
cnt on the directed BY The ssd order or be-
oro whchdaY the arc hereby required optoduoe before
mo Courthouse, thrir claims and demands
against the estate 81 the said Francis = Sampson, with tho
proofs support of the same noTder that payment there.
m8 wsW' R,F. GRAVES Com'r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-17
ie S-wsw WI q SANDS g -

UIRGINiA.-M Rules, holden iu the CLERKS U,fn, !,
" OF me C,rruu Snrctor Count Of Law aud Chrnccry,
for the County Of HcuIco aud City Richmond an NO
Shanccry side, the 7h day OF June, lsi The President
DTc tors aud tompany of the Rank OF Virginia anI las
nunlop, Henry w MoncuTc anal rhos w McCanrc Me-.
chants AMI Patn trade, under rm ant syIr OF
Dunlap, MnncuIc a 60 plaintiff. against SaIn a. Ih,nc
audothrr, dciis ~
The defendant above names, not having cnerc, his ar
peatancc ant giving security ling TO the Act OF A
.cmbly aud the Rules of this Court ant appealing by
satisfactory evidence, that he Is of tbs
Commonwealth: ht ordered. That the saI Defendant a.,
appear here At the Rules To be held tho s Monay In
september next and answer the bl tho PLAINTIFF; and
that copy at this oIdrT lie forthwith inserted IN some
newspaper published In the CEy OF Richnun. tor two
months surcessNcly and posted the front door of ,r
Capitol, In the saii City.
Copy. Tcsc,
ia 2-vgY wN a. sASns 4, =,