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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-08-25
INDIANA-IATER

s0nd Yotes.-N6t IHt
INDIANA-LATER
Th. State is considered as having gone for the
Locofocos. The Wayne Record of the 18th says {:
We have not received tie full official returns
pretty certain that the Locofocos will have a ma
joriry of five or ak joint ballot.
ALABAMA ELECTIONS.
The Mobile Register gives election ro-
turns from twenty-one counties, for which
there are "a Wing and II Democratic
representatives, returned 3 Wing and 3
Democratic Senotors. These returns, it
will be remembered, come from South
Alabama, the stronghold Of the Wings,
and compared with the elections of last
year, they show Democratic gain Of
III representatives and , senators. -
Twelve counties yet to be heard from.
NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION.
The North State Advocate says the
following is the
RESULT.
The Wings have succeeded in eiectna
their Governor, but have lost their ma.
joriy in tho Legislature. This mortlfy-
ing result has been produced by the apa-
thy of the Wings. Ia this District, the
Wing vote has iOlen Off 600, while The
Loco Focos have pollod within $50 The
number given in 1910. In Guil'ord tn,
Wing vote has decreased GOO, while the
Locos lose but 81 /; and in many of the
counties where Morehead has received {
majority, Locos are returned TO the Leg
isIature. This is notifying. The State
is as thoroughly Wing as she was in 1910
aud would to-day, if called upon, give al
large majority for Henry Clay as sht
did for Gen. Harrison.
By the supneness of our friends, tht
Locos will have a majority in our mex
Legislature, sufficient for all their purpo
SEES. A Loco Foco u. S. Senator will b,
elected in place of Mr.. Graham, and Mr.
Mangum will be instructed out of his sea
to make room for Bedford Brown or Ro
bert Strange. "ileaven save the mark 2
ILLINOIS. The ST. Louis Bulletin, o
the 9th instant says:
"There is little doubt Judge Ford, th
Locofoco candidate for Governor, is cleo
ted by a very large sjorty.'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-08-25

The Legislature consists OF $50 members. The
Wings have, already, according to these returns
on, -half-75; and the counties To be heard from
were last war represented by Wing and Loco
frcos. The same result now would give the Wings
two majority joint ballot.
1t is confidently slated by those who know land
we believe ir) that if an election 10 be held
this Fall, instead Of two years hence, Cor Prrsi-
dent Of the United States, the Wing candidate
would carry the State BY majority of ten thou
sand votes Nat Int.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-08-25
ADDITIONAL.

WAsHfEGToS, Saturday night, Aug. 20
THE TREATY RATIFIED hirfyHiae 10
nine Agans, it, Allen, Of Ohio, Benton. Linn,
Confsd. Of La. Bsghy, Buchanan bis colleague,
Smith, Of Ill.,, and another. lis said that Mr..
Calhoun made a great speech in its favor. Mr..
Webster mes gained immortal credit, bu, he look a
drcadfuy tagged.
The National Intelligcncer vf Monday last, says;
ave understand that WIN. S. DERRICK, Esq
Of the Diplomatic Bureau in The Department Of
State, will proceed Immediately to England with
the ratified Treaty, and !. expected TO bring back
the formal ratification Of it By the QugES Of Great
Britain. The Treaty will then be officially pro.
claimed and Published. We heard also. on Sat
urday that Air. Secretary WEBSTER purposes go
ing shortly 10 the North. His arduous summers
work well entities him TO some weeks Of repose
and enjoyment Of the sea breczes Of Marshfeld."
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-08-25
THEINDIANA ELECTION.

The Indianapolis Journal of the l2th inst, gives
from all the counties in the State bnt four.
These give the following results o. the cleo
lion for Mcmhers of the Siaie LeeislalaLe:
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-08-25
POPULATION OF VIRGINIA.

We are indebted to the Hon. II. NJ. T. HUNTER,
Of the House of Representatives, for an official
compilation of the Census of Virginia, taken from
the returns Of the Sixth Census of the o. States, AT
the instance Of the Hon. WALTER CoLEs, and pub.
lshcd for the use of the citizens of Virginia. We
believe we have heretofore published table of the
population of the State, but it may be well To lay
before our readers the following recsPiiuIation:
Total population The State of Virginia, 1889, 797
OF which arc
Free White Males AL 2o3
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-08-25
THE, ELECTIONS.

The following State. have lately held their local
elections, viz: Kentucky, Alabama, North Carroll
ma, Illinois, Indiana and Louisiana. We suhioin
all that has come to our hands.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-08-25

The State is divided, in tho tables into Two parts,
Eastern and Western Virginia-the eastern portion
Of the State containing population OF 80G 9l2, and
the Western part, i32 855.
Berkeley county has population Of 1922 ;
Jefferson 1882; Morgan 1853; Frederick IA =
24o.
According to the ratio (7O,GSO) fixed by law of
Congress. the State will be entitled to fifteen Re
presentaiivcs
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-08-25
FROM WASHINGTON.

UNITED STATES AND GREAT BRITAIN
THE TREATY RATIFIED.
The Washington Globe Of Saturday night says
The treaty between the Uaited States and Great
Britain was ratified by the Senate q, 0 o'clock TO-
night. The Injunction Of secrecy has not been re-
moved, and therefore, eannot learn the mnJor ny
for H."
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-06
YALUABLg AND RARE BOOKS.

A HISTORY Of Europe, faom the French Revclu.lon IN
n lTs9 TO the Restoration Of the Bourbons In lSl6-By
Archibald Ahecn, fRsE
Selections ffOn, The E.nburx Review, comprising the
best articles 10 that Jou nal oms 10 the
present time with preliminary dissertation and cNrlanA
tory notes Eised By Maurice Gross
Itallm's Constitutional History of England
Porcupnes Works containing Various Vikings aud Sc
icctcns exhibiting faithful picture Of the United etaics
OF Americs-By William Goblet
s,crne's Sentimental Journey Gin rTeneh>beauiifuly
illustrated
The Works OF Ben Johnson, with Memoir o, his Lie
and WIiiings-By Barry Cornwall
Aristophancs Comoedi., Reeensut-immAnuci Bekhe'
rus-n 3 vols
Plstonis opera--ll vos-illnstrsvit Imm Bckker
Piauius-5vols-Dclphn vsrioom cdit
CORNELL TaSitii-f vo.s-cx Reconstruction August
Ernest
q noraili Flseei Opera. ebservsiionibus- Ba,,eri
GcsneTi Zcuni
Ncnophantcs HstorS Greca cxedlt I. Mudor6i
Euripldes Hcraeltc CT Mcdca OK Reecnsolne- feiri
Elmsley
Eschyh Trsgedil qrS SUI ersun, dcsserdiarum rabu.
larun Fragmenia ct sehoha Grseea edi,icne-Thome
ou bus SuAs pAssiu micr,cxulL
samrcl Butler A. W
Dcmosthouis ct Eschluis Opera varus seetionbcs
sanets per hieronyIuoin VOL
fun
PubGi Tcrcnti AM couo,dr Phseiri rAbulS lEsople
81 cum Notes-Riehard Bcnilci. For sale.
ia % SMITH, DINNER & MORRIS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-06
ITtNGINIA:-At Rules held in the CIsTI'e Office
.!ll|!!I:|II rs sd
PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE,


rTlE subscriber constantly receiving from the eelc.
brated mandatory OF NUNS Il CLARR, New York,
elegant and plain Piano F0ues possessing the latest i'm.
pt"fmeniA enitha dccacy Of touch ani sweetness of
tone, 50 peculiar 20 their manufacture.
Constantly on hand a large assortmontof
flutca fiagculciis. Clli one'ts
GUitaTs, Niolins, Voicnccilns
Accoriicns Musical Boxes
Horns Buglcs and Trumpcts
Fifos aud Drums
Guitar, Violin, Harp Piano Forte Strings Of supe
rior quality
Piano ForeStools and Gov
CHEAP MUSIC.
The largest collection Of Music offered for sale in
this state may be selected from al the siorc of the sub
seuber who Snow enabled sell the philadelphia aud
New York wholesale and retail prices
Those purchasing To- sell again will bo furnished upon
better terms thar they fluid elsewhere in the State
~ Pianos repaired, tuned, lot hire and taken In
exchange. l.. ~. TAYLOR.
nc PIANO FoRTEs OF every description repaired
AMI tuncd.-Iunipg 10y the year, ~ required by VIII
LIAM kEARsSG, whose long experience AMI ability
featuring cndtuang Piano Fortrs, Justly entities him to
every confidence. Guitars Vioas and kec rans reIar
Cd. Violin Bows haired
10 Orders len above will be punctuaiiy atcndeto
CuhcT Ia t1vgLur
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-06
MoRE NEW nOOKs
Received at the Book Store OF
SMITH, DRINKER & MORRIS

Received at the Book Store of
SMITH, DRlNKER & MORRIS.
MORRIS THAVELS.-Noicso o IN Tour through
iI Turkey, Greece Egypi, Arabia Petra TO the Holy
Land Including WISH Athens sparta, Grand Cairo
Constlntnopc, Thches the Rel sea Mount Sinai PeiTe
the Edon OF Scripture, etc. by Norris in yols, 2uo
with numerous plates.
We rcesmmend it to the public as a sterling work OF
travel y Gaaene.
The author las contryed give TO his descriptions
places sceLeTy and events spirit freshness vai.
sehlanc that cannot be too much admired Spirit OF
the Times. '
THEODORE HOOKS LAST
FATHERS and Sons, n Novel by the late The 1doTc
Hook, author OF Sayings and Doings Gilbert Quincy,
&c, In 2v12mO
'ot Fathers and sons only say that a revision
was about The act lciaTy work nf It's lamcnic auu.
and thar posscsscs ell those features OF keen perception
and humorous deueaon OF character which have rem.
deTcd is Productions such lIyoTics with the public
london Literary Gazette.
"A mrst interesting and clever noycl."-Rsrald
An admirable novel CGifd0EiGft Acrcifry.
One Of the best novels OF the Gas. - sssenFer.
"A most amusing novel, lloi spirit and vyaey Sun.
Mr Theodore Hooks works are the most lively aud At
the same Time the trucst pictures Of life met with
among late wriieTs."-Aftas
popular treatise Agricultural Chcunisry for tho
use "f tho practical Farmer: By Charles SqaTcy Chemist
popular treatise Negetsble Physiology, published
under the auspices Of the Society, for the promotion Of
popular instr ctiOn, with numerous cuts
jel SMITH, DRINKER & MORRIS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-06
NEW DISCOYERY.

NEW DISCOVERY.
IE subscribers have for sale three kinds Of Magnetic
EiheT-No. for consumption, which cIcels all, and
every Kind OF eonsumptlva medicine that has been
discovered Try II, aad you will find IL Tao humbug. II Is a
sure cure IN the three FIRE; stages
Masneuc Ether No ? for Nervous diseases, which the
Vacnts w,l find 10 help cmin - hours sure cure
Ia short time 1t has fAc ia the most dangerous
cases.
Magnetic Ether No for Liver and Scrofulous diseases
book treaties of diseases accompany each
Package perusal will satisfy any purchaser that they
POSSESS proprces ndcpcf dent and superior any other
compound. Thy them We not afraid 10 have the IN
tested by the best physicians of the day. No qrackoy
about the Magnetic Remedies.
Medical Societies invited test and condemn them
publicly they not what they recommended to
be. II EUSTACE a. son.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-06
BoNNETs, ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS. a,

NUNS nonncta, ~ ia 81
IN Misses straw, Jcghorn and Zlphyrine Bonoefs
and Fancy Bonneta '' "F"y''"u
Artificial Flowers
Tho above Goods arc al Of the noUcsf AMI me-, III
ionabe styles, and will he cold low ~ '7' '''"'
ALSO,
horn Hats, al j n mn sep,. ,t esd Leg
VII New aud Chcsp Cash Drv Goods s,ore
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-06
ETNA FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY
OF HARTFORD. CONN.

AoRScr AT RICHMOND, Va.
|lS Company incorporated IN the year l6lscwitb
perpetual charter and a capital Of $4,000 and in.
sures agsinst loss damage by IRE dwelling houses
stores, manufacturing establishments household
ture and merchandise IN general, the favorable
tcRns.
Any losses which the Company may sustain TisIues
taken at this agency, will DC adjusted with prompiudo
Hberalty.
Applications for insurance the renewal II policies
may be made 10 the subscriber has been duly ap.
pointed Agent for the City OF Richmond aud vicinity.
II. BALDWIN, Agent.
iol Under the Exchange Hotel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-06
PREsBYTERIAN PUBLICATIONS,
RECEIVED ny

SMITH DRLNKER L NORRIS
"a HOVE one hundred different works from the Pies.
n hy,eran Beard Of rublicatonThe character Of the
works are so generally known that is considered unne.
cessary 10 cnumci ate but few In brief
others will be received from the Boart Of Publication as
they may appear from the press.
The constitutional history OF the PRESBYTERIAN Church
N the s Of America, by Chas Hoge, D. Professor
the Tneologieal Seminary a, Princeton 2y svo.
The primitive and apostolic order OF the Church OF
Christ vindiclted, by Sau,n Miller, ID ID
friendly visit To the House Of Mourning, by Rev Rich
ard Cecil
Presbyerans the truly primitive and apostolic al CON
siiiuion Of the Church of Christ and infant baptism
serptura and reasonable, and baptism by sprnkling or
sason The most suitable and efyng mode by samuel
Miller, ID
The constitution OF the Presbyterian Church in the O.
X OF America containing the faith tho cate
chsns and the directory for the worship of God together
win tne pan oil government anu discipline
Discusses upon the existence and attributes Of God,
ey stephen ChArnock ID, FIRST American edition, In ~
Letters 70 anxious inquirer, designed TO relieve the
difficulties of friend under serious Impressions by #
ohliIon Henry, d. with biographical sketch and poI.
trait Of the author -
The fulfilling OF the Scriptures for confirming believers
anu convincing unbceycrs, 10y the Rev Robert Fleming
abridged from the third edition
The Christian Education Of tho children and vouth in
the Presbyterian Church, by the Rev Samuel Miller. ID
The mystery Of Go illness, wherein the Deity OF Christ
= proved upon other evidence than the w ~ Of God
Rev Thomas Bradbury -
Lime Street Lectures defence Of some OF the impor-
tant doctrines Of the Gospel in II sermons by several
series OF Tracts the doctrines order and poly of
ne Presbyterian Church In the United states OF Ame rica
embracing several on practical subjects, Nv
The Pleasures Of Religion, by Rev Henry Foster Bur
der, ID
The Mute Christian under the snarting Rod with soye
reign lnndoos for every case, by Rev Tho's brooks
sell employment ia SccTci, containing inquiry into
tile state of the SOUL thoughts painful Affections,
MORALS for practice, by Rev John Corbet
Also, several hundred Tracts, published by the Board.
ma s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-06

4 ECTURBs TO YOUNG MEN, on the Formation Of
- Characters, Dangers Of the Young, sc by Rufus w
CLARK, ~ Pastor o. the Second Presbyterian Church.
Washington. just published and for sale by
w RANDOLPH 4 CO.
From the National Intslllgencer.
These lectures are entirely practical free from aecfar
anisin and ominenuy calculated 10 impress upon the
youthful mind the love Of rel gon anil the practice Of
virtue We can render young frend s no better Ger.
than 70 prevail on Them 70 buy this little volume sud
road u aftcnuvely. in2i
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-06
CHEAP, FOR CASH.

OhhIHNs FUN NANH.
IUHT received, direct from New YORK, IN elegant and
j beautiful lot of
Cold striped Paris silks
Black and Blue Black do
"a 10 do Gro 10 Agiers do
"a ID do Gro dc Afmuire 80
Rish Cbeno fg'd Lawns and Mulina, cnurely new
DO and striped Jaokonet Carnbrics
Pew rleccn new style Mcuaelaino &c i1no
a,ae and Fancy COIL DO 10
Manchester Giarhams, Of superior quality
nieh Hlk SILK ehnwla
10 E,nbid Mohar DO
Copd aIk and Emb'd Mouelino do
White apd Cord swiss Long Scarfs, entirely new
Uoonhagiuea and mourning Lawns
Fancy aik Mira Of every variety
BLACK Mohair do, half fingers
French Kid 0lovcs, Of all colofe
0iark and Cord ak Fringea
Fsn-y cord Cords and 1aeaela
aim Shades and Parasola
Torsfher with every description 0f Goods suited 70 The
ids trsde which determined 10 sell ~ prices 10
~ Inc uscs ntending 70 keep constantly 90 hand a
sl asa,rmenf Of Goods particularly adapted 10 this
rartef NO avo made arrangements 20 the North 10 rc-
ceive, weekly nc inoa rcceni ~" those dosnl
" w MBREDITHs,
no NcIi door 10 Duval Go.
- f...h n.ve fon - Iltfto vilI he
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-06
PREMIUM PLoUGIIs.

WYE have hand the best assortment OF igrichi
w fraf Implements before offered by us aud
prices Tor such Implements as 10 uaantes sales our
Poughs from Of the approved factories In
he United States, and have had awarded them ruore
PREMIUMS
than any other Plough with which acquanied;-
having sod in the last 10 - months about One 1Ao-
saul (Which gave entire Satisfaction IN. Farmers who
used ihemN thnk hazard nothing In nding
remark, that our
PATENT PLOUGH
has received = Premiums, ai late exhibition In Mass1.
chuscts AMI that too when the then best Pi0tsgh
re 1--WE refer IL Prouiy McaTs At our late Fair here
Is due To the manufacturers To say, that though there
were several exhibited had none the ground These
Poughs have never failed 10 receive the Premium when
offered.
BESIDES the advantage over Prouty & Mears' Plough,
above enumerated cR last longer, and do better
vice; OF tins fact satisfied having sold the
Plough ourselves The following is part OF our stock
0ne horse patent premium Plough. %
Tive do do do. VARYING from 6 10 10 %
Three and four do do do n TO 10 o.
One horse, side hill do do..................6 ~
Two do do Observation-Disclosures ~
Three 40 do do..................ll On
One horse, common Plough, fron........2 % TO OO
Two do ,iO.......,..,....,..i 90 TO 90
" 10 w
.oTn SncueEs great variety. TO Is ~
Mhcat ans ~ "
SHAW uucfs. 10 81 w
Together with good assortment OF Garden Tools, &c
We offer great bargain in a 500 Wheat ThIeshing
Machine.
Call and examine stock
GRETTER & PEAHE,
~ ahNnr hs1n Hall.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-06
CHEAP DRY GOODS.

I u. CUNNINGHAM has received and offers for
sale n very reduced prices large assortment OF
sonabl Dry Goods Pcrs ms in will end their
advantage to give him call before making their purchases
AMI examine the following goods:
Beautiful Lawns, Musiins and Ginghams
English, French aud American Prints
Furniture Calcscs, all qualities
CoVd and Black Mousn dc I.zines
Black Italian aud Gro de Sol rllks
Blue BLACK do do 10
Plain and fad cord silks, assorted
81 Table Diapers
Biris Eye aud Russia Diapers
Superior Irish Linens, all qualities
Linen Cambria
Linen ITdgfs
Black and white silk Hose
Do do half do
Black aud white Cotton 30
White, black and cold SILK Gloves
Ribbons, b1nnets. Arfiiic Flowers
Blcachcd and uEbcaehe shrinrs. ShectinEs, etc etc.
The above goods with others will be soldcheap for
cash. the subscriber, intending another
store IN few days, viii close very reduced prices his
present stock al ID CUNNiNGHAMS
lui Cheap cash dry goods store.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-06
REDUCED FARE.
RICHMOND; rREpE n Z ~ ANp POTOMAC

RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
nAtL-ROAD COMPANY.
T meeting OF the President and Directors Of the
IA Nchmcnd, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail Road
Company, ssth May, lst2.
WITH the view Of favorinr far as possible The @esi
trayN on both the Louisa aud Rail Roads:
Resolred That the price Of the Return Ticket between
Richmond or Other points the Richmond frcdcrtcks.
burg and Potomac Road aud points the Louisa Rail
Road short Of GoIjonsville, be placed AMI amer the
ish June 0ne ir Only the price OF tho iuil ticket,
Instead OF one bali
That the price ofthe return ticket between Richnond
and points the Richmond and Frccrick shurS Roa'i,
short oi Fredericksburg, between intermediate points
the road be placed and after the bove date Al
one afh only the price cf the full ticket instead oi one
hale
That the price of the ticket and return ticket between
Richmond aud CoronsVillc, froin and afcr the above
named date be reduced dollars and MY cents and
between Rc nond ani fredericksburg, scVCn dollars.
true copy from the minu;es.
jci w MACMuRDO, Trcas'r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-06
VI u S | c..

vi II S G.
ID II. TAYLOR has just received the following Songs,
l. arranged for the tiuitar.
Ny boyhcOd's home
Lie on the Ocean Wave
Come play me that simple air again
Last ScTcuaIc
LORDS Of creation men We call
stilsO Gently
Angels Whisper
O, Whistle aud III come you my lad
Morning It's sweets Is n.ngiug
my loves Ike the Rcd Rose
On yODder rock reclining
Ny sister Dear.
iu6 Nusi. 6;orc onnosi,c ,I,e R,pks
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-06

CALiCOESi CALICOESll CALlCOES!l!
nErERNiNED 20 reduce my present stock Of spring
- and summer Caicocs invite the atehon OF buy
paJensri TO the article feeling assured that tho price
viii be satisfactory. w MEREDITH,
Ma, &c.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-06
MANIFOLD LETTER WRIT

DY This truly great invention, letter and dnpeato can
- be written w operation with more ease aud qreat
cr facility Than single letter will an ordinary en and
Ink. othc mercantile, professional and raveiou a, m
Of tho community Il is Of infinite value forits simplicity
and despatch IN operation, aud portability IN construction
large supply Of the above article will aud without
eases jns recelvedaud r so al low prices 70 an I'M
nmes l,e new Stationary Sore Main w., next door 10
1h'pnf Vhna p'0re AS LYONS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-06
70 awou AcOPy-Te''e' ~ u,,rn
yTIR Rules held IN the CjcrkIs or,,e MIN,

Rules held In the Ccrk's orire ofths
circuit superior Count OF Law aud Chancery for
G9oehland County, on the Gt, day Of June 1872:
John Thompson, Jr, pltG
Against
Nelson + Shelton, George W Harris, James Moore
MN iscMls, snd John CCaitcr, n.fs.
The plaintiff filed his bill. and the defendant Nelson r.
shchon, not having entered his appearance aud given
curly, according TO tho Act Of Assembly Rulea
oil THIS Court aud satisfactorily appearing, that lac Ia
not an inhahant OF this Commonwealth: II is ordered,
That tho said defendant, Melon shciou do appear
before tho Judge Of ouT srd Court atthe Court House
Ath DAY OF September next and answer the plaintiffs
hil and that copy of this order be forthwith Inserted
IA some newspaper published la the city OF Richmond,
for two months successfully and POSTED the front door
OF the Courthouse OF this county.
A