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New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-11

rTTae Marshall IT. a. Society will hold their
regular meeting Concert Hall, 406 Broadway This Eve
ming at O'Clock, when the meeting will be addressed by
Mr. Perry of Paterson and by Messrs Cunningham, Ed
nlonds Hopper Barnes and others Singing by the Lady
Marshall Society and by Messrs Brewer Murphy Le5ars
and others Drunkards TiperS Moderate Drinkers. Ven
ders and Dealers and the Public generally invited 10
attend. A. d. WILSON, President
John T DuRYEE Secretary aull II.
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u Wet, Damp or Dry Cellars paved with
Roman Tile and made ar rat or waertgh for seven cents
a foot or paved with Cement, concrete, for ten dollars
for the bulk or space of thousandbrick.
iy2n if ABIJAH SMITH, l6 Hamiltcn-st
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II The American Asricultarist.-Th Au
gust No OF this valuable farmers and others is
ssned by SAXTON 4 MILES, 205 Broadway.
City Subscribers will please call and obtan their numbers
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u Wanted TO borrow, The sun OF $500 on hrst mort
gage of fertile and productive Farm, of l6O acres in Erie
Co.. Pa now under good cultivation, and worth at least
$1,000 The advertiser has unincumbered warrantee
deed direct the State, and will pay any reasonable
rate for the loa repayng in four annual payments, or
all at the end of three years. as may preferred IRquire
of the Editor of the Tribune who well acquainted with
the advertiser and his premises. Jy7u
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Gr Valuable testimonials in favor of Beckwh's Ant
Dyspepdc Pills, recently received al the Bookstore
TURNER & HUGHES, No. 10 John street, New York
Broadway where the medicine always be ohtal
ed fr. sh and Good drect from the proprietor
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" ONE THOUSAND DoLLAgS-An Advertisement head
ed An Extraordinary Ca.e (Which statement can be seen
asserted in several city papers, and understand the
truth of The has bees therefore 9es 70
bear gentemans expenses to this city, convey bun 70
the residence OF person. pay him dollars day for
his time and give him thousand dollars if he will psoTe
any material part of the statement 10 be untrue Any per
son psiropS OF testing this matter can, by calling on mr.
Burger receive satisfactory evidence that the money will
be ready. would here take occasion state, that the
truth of the of pei formed by BristoS Sur
sapara can be subtantae6 ia every instance. The pub
eonfound this article with The articles OF
Sarsapar!a advertised. G. e. BRISTOL,
;voS In, (sl kutfaio
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TY1HE WELL KNOWN LADY of in
I formation Mn. WILLIS, has removed from 30 Alien
street TO Ezabeths.rect, doors this side 5eecAtf-
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II Health, Quiet and Comfort.-Ihe ora.
To strangers stopping lew days weeks the city such
as are rarely offered II eghy located on clean asa
av street very near the business part of The city, and IN
, media.e vicinity of The principal steamboat landings
lis apartments are convenient and neat while It's table IS
;ed with the best Vegetables and Fruits that can be
nrptmrcd excluding entirely Animal Food and Stmuans
pf aiIkinds Charges moderaetS 10 81 . per day for
tr,n.annaud every effort made render Bearders csn
fnriable Shower Baths free. Remember IS Baclay-st
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T A tremendous storm passed over the town
Of Bethlehem on Friday week. The barn of Con,
rad Kredled was struck by lightning and burned
to the ground with ali contents, being the Whole
avails of his harvest. The rods on Mr. Shu!As
barn. and that of Mr.. Schivezers were struck, and
the fluid was carried off without injury except to
the trough of the roof of the latter. Newark Adv.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-11

pOARDING.-A few single gentlemen
obtain board, with single rooms at 81 Frankns,
between Broadway an, Elm.st. aus lwt
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1THE MERMAID, and other wonderful

The public respectfully Informed that in accordance
with numerous and urgent Of solicitations from scientific
gentlemen in this City ). GRIFFIN Proprietor OF the
Mermaid recently arrived from Pernambuco, s. A., has
consented to exhibit ii 10 the public for
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Ur The Tariff Bill is vetoed, and John Iyler VII now
have to face whrwind and no mistake What SITUATION
all thai nation wants. and every thing n the wore which
can work curse Wha, have we OF which natoa may
upon uSs Have we one solitary article of which we may
boaeIeeptug only The Lo1enges and Pills OF rSers ,s
should be in desperate plight bat thanks 10 thorough
medical education Dr. Peters has been able TO prepare
rsedcipes which would reflect honor and happiness upon
any nation His offices $50 Broadway and Id fG
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Grands, and made enquiries aud soon after saw hand and
arm with shirt sleeve thrust of the window, and five
IS bills OF the same kind that had been passed thrown out on
the ground They picked by the officers, who on
going up airS found Luudy and Morrison the room from
whence the bills had been thrown and arrested them Lun
DIV said he would rather give $50 than go the Police Of
fce yielded and Top prove the gusly knowledge
aud crimnality Lundy Morrison, his partner In niquly
fer the prosecution He Is young man here
oors respectable and depoed that Lundy was introduced
TO him by named TraverS, also ansther man
Beaseeyha; Lundy wished him to embark in the business
Of passing IS counterfeit bills OF the Suffolk Bank OF Boston,
which he said would out He detailed tne con-
veraops had al several interviews each o! which the
arrangements for passing the bllt talked over ira
vers who so with Lundy, finally declined and Pc
ter Brien was 10 20 with Morrison but Lundy length
agreed go with Morrison Lundy told him he mus, take
only bill ns pass that, send him the money, and
then take another Lundy accordingly handed Morrison
thirt. three Of the S. bills white and new which Lundy
taught him color by passing them twice through Sofu
ton of tobacco and brandy Lnndy then them out 10
Morrison who passed them. Alter Morrison had passed the
bills the Chatham Theatre, he was called upon redeem
them at iS Grand street. and did So Morrison said he
from amsterdam Montgomery county, and had been In two
William B. Trarers aeposed ,aa, Morrison never knew
Luudy until he introduced hun. That witness had known
Lundy Is years. had known of his having been Stale
Prison. and of his wishing get Morrison 10 pass counterfeit
psss Counterfeit money bu ne finally declined This wit,
ness corroborated much Of the testimony OF Morrison Jas
Dickenson deposed that Morrison passed one o! the IS
coun,e-rs at the sore Of Mr. Patterson, OF Bowery
! and Division street
John Farley deposed that Morrison passed OF the bills
20 him at the Chatham Theatre and with The officer
| the tine ofthe arrest at No. Is Grand street.
Mr. Chapman deposed tha, Morrison passed one Of the
countrrci;s TO a shirt bosom shirt bosom
nosed 70 be The same was found in GIeens.
that had been occupied by Lundy Ocer Stokey on ar
resting LsIdy SnSd ] nu%0fr in The case bs
A ibaer Henedict for The accused ans y the Dsucl
Attorney for the prosecution The Jury iouna he prisoner
guilty and the Court sentenced HIM 10 Tue e'a r's i'f
/ 10 years.
| a0e prossgui was ordered in tins case OF Merrsoo.
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TDnClE 0Y Yl01so


Also, two TOWN LOTS in SechIers
par. Of The town Of Danvile aforesaid, DO,
ginning at the corner oil Marke, and Third
street. thence along Market stree, one hun.
dred fee, to LOT No. TO- thence along said
10, one hundred and fifty feet TO twenty
feet alley, thence along said alley one hun.
dred feet to Third stree, aforesaid; thence
along said Third street one hundred and
fifty four fee, TO Market street ,he place OF
beginning; containing fourteen thousand and
four hundred square feet of ground with
appurIenances. .,, sg.sl4 ,.l yr
Seized. taken in execution, ,and to be sold
as the property Of George Patterson. .oh
BY yirtuedof a writ of vena exponas 10
me directed will be exposed TO public sale
at the same time and place as aforesaid.
n certain lot Of grouud situate IN ihe
town Of Ofangeyille, Orange tp. Col. co.
fronting on Main street and adjoining lot
of Jesse Coleman, George Seple, whereon
is erected
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Traverse Jury.

Briarereek-- John Shelihamer, Simon
Shafi'er, Andrew Freas. John Knorr, Johr
Ruch, Philip Freas, Wm. Ks'chner. r'" "'
Bloom Andrew. .Criveing Jr. Joseph
Pope, Peter Miller, Philip Eyer, Obed
Everett Peter En,.
Cata,ciSsa-Wilism Gearhart, Isaac
Yeper, Andrew Kinney, Lloyd Thomas,
David Miller, Jarobp Cruck, Owen ID.
Leib 9lo al igai Iss .t rlhs+1 20 yI9IGl
ksDerry--Robert M'Kee, Jacob Biddle,
Stephen Ellie Thomas Mooreliesd Jr. q i
Fishing Creek-Philip Appleman,
Abraham Robins.
\ Greeaaeood-,Robsrt Fairman, George
Patterson. .si8G. .ssI 3i1n.r W
Il Liberty Alexander. John Clay.
Ion.
! Madison n--John II ellers, Jsmes Whip.
pie, john Kisner, gorge, Ewes.
Mdhoning--John Osler, Jacob Hbler.
Monteur-Dayid Rishel se8 II ~
Orange---isase Dewitt. ng, ~
Roaring Creek-Elias Helwig, John
Hughes. f'a n -" % ~,
Sugar Loqf-John Lewis. Joshua Brink
VIM Cole, - gtll
TaHey--John Chiids. Jacob Jones;
Thomas Yorks, james Chiids, Henry
Sroup. 3'f' af p e -'sa 8
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200 ACRES

more or less, bounded and described as fol.
lows, TO wit: Beginning at The East side
OF the public road leading from Danville 10
Caltawlssa, and corner of out lot No. S,
thence along public road South sixty one
degrees, East fourteen perches and three
lenIhs OF perch 10 pos. and corner of
David Pancasts lot, thence by the same
North forty TWO degrees, East thirty three
perehes and eight !enlhs OF perch 10 posi-
on the bank Of Pennsy yl'ania canal. thence
down SAID canal North iorty two degrees,
West fourteen perches TO a post and corner
OF the aforesaid lot No. s, thence by the
same South seventy two degrees, West
thirty SIX perches 10 the aforesaid public
road and place of beginning containing
three acres and six perches strict measure
OF land numbered with the number four
with the appertenances. On these premises
is good ''i.
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NOTICE.

FENHE Subscribers purchased at Constable sale
IL on the 23d Dec. ls42, the following sold as
the property of William coleman in Bloomsbury
Col co. one black Mare,one two horse Wsggon,one
two horse Sled, single set Harness. one set boat
Harness, one straw Knife, one Pi tchsork, one Mn
nure fork, one strap Bells brass mantle Clock,
6ne Bureau, Also one Sleigh sold on the 27th De,.
1912. The property we have left in possession Of
said Coleman during our pleasure, of which the
public will please take notice.
l.. B. RUPERT,
N e. e. BARTON.
Bloomsburg Dec. 81, ls42. sc.
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NOTICE.

YUNHE undersigned has purchased at Constable
A sale as the property of John Karns in Sugar
loaf township, Columbia CO. on the goth day of
Dec. is42, one piece of Wheat. one piece of Rye,
one small Bull, one Cow, one mantle Clock, and
have left the in possession of said Harms dur.
ing my pleasureof which the public will please take
notice.
'A~ ABRAHAM H. LUNGER.
Dec. 81, l942.-36.
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list Of Grand and Traverse Jurors TO,
January Term, ls43. asis,.4
GRAND JURY.

Briarceek-John Keichner
Btoom-Ja ames Thornton Valentine DdIe.
man, John Bdleman, Charles KaIier,
William Snyder. William MrKelvy. .4sa
Derry-Cornelius Cleckner, William
GreenwoOd-Malhew Ferga ,on. John
Robbins
Hemlock-- John Everett.
Jackson Paul Hess. 7., .af.a
Liberty-JosePh Kerr, Hugh M'Wra,h.
LimeSione-Jona,han Dariuger. t
Madison ia acob Kisner
.Mahoning John Rhodes ...-. ..-.,,r
Momeur-John Baylor
Nount Pleasant--Johu Mel.ick
Orangs-Moses Everett
Roaring Creek-John Snyder, Peter HoG.
man, Henry Melz.
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NOTICE

rs hereby given, that | have purchased as thb
III property Of William Faux, one mantle clock
for 1926, one corner cupboard S3,623, one wash
stanJ 81 90, one book case $500, one cooking
stove $780, one sleigh Sl0,25 two setts Of harness
5000, one lot Of lumber 90, one beauresu Sc 90,
and have left the same in his possession during nay
pleasure, and hereby caution all persons not to
take it from him either by purchase or otherwise.
without my consent.
GEORGE l.. KLINE
Dec. s, Is42. faEltE li!t@a 50
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NOTICE.

IVHE undersigned purchased at Constable sale
the property Of John Kline, in Sugarloaf
tp. Columbia CO. on Dec. oath 1912, one Plough,
one Sled one red Calf, one bay Colt, one dun
Heiher, one brown Mare, one grey Mare, one bay
Horse and one Wagon, and have left the same in
possession of said Kline during my pleasure, of
which the public will please take notice.
VIZ ABRAHAM H. LUNGER.
Dec. 80, 1896.
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Frame House
AND
FRAME STORE HOUSE,

attached to the same. and a small STABLE.
Also on certain other lot in the same
town and adjoining LOT Of J. Coleman and
without Improvement. Z sli So 1sto D.
Seized, taken in execution and to be sold
as the, properly of William Faux. H
JOHN FRUIT. Sh'f.
SHERIrr's OFFICE Danville. .
I December 90, l842. 4eH
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NKTHEREAS, the Honorable ELLA LFwIs,
wv President of the Court of Oyer and Ter
miner and General Jail Delivery, Court, Of Quarter
Sessions of the Peace and Court of Common Pleas
and Orphans Court in the eighth judicial district,
composed of the counties Of Northumberland
Union, Columbia and Lycoming; and the Hon.
William Donaldson and George Mack, Fss-
quiies Associate Judges in Columbia county,have
issued their precept bearning date the lst day Of
Dec. in the year of our Lord one Thousand
eight hundred and forty and tome directed for
holding
A Courf Of Oyer and Termaer, and Gen
erat JdH Deiiuery, General Quarter
Sessions Of The Peace, Common Pleas
and Orphans Court. h ..osss ..f.i
ii in DaNviLLE, in the County of Columbia,
on the third Monday of January Aext, (bsing the
lGt day. and to continue two weeks
Notice is therefore herby given 10
the Coroner, the Justices of the Peace, and Con-
stables of the said county of Columbia. thai they
be then and there in their proper persons, at ~
o'clock in the forenoon of said day, with their
records, inquisitions and other renemhrances, to
those things which TO their offices appertain to
be done. And those that are bound tY recoenis
zances, to prosecute against the prisoners that ave
or may be in the Jail of said county of Columbia,
are to be then and there 10 prosecute against them
as shall be just, Jurors are requested TO be pune
tual in their attendance, agreeaby their notices.
Dated at Danvile, the 10th day of Dec in
the year ofour Lord one thousand eight
hundred and foftystwo aud in tho 81 year
of the Independence of the United S,s,es
z of America
JOHN FRUIT Shelf,
SnEnirF's OFFIcE, Danville,
ks H.
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NOTICE

rs hereby given 70 ~ persons, that l hav. puI.
n chased at constable sale, as the property Of
Harman Lemon, one brass mantle cleck, one shoat.
and one acre of wheatin the ground, and have left
the same in his possession during my pleasure.
JAMES h. LEMON.
Dec 8, l742I Ii.i '5.. oev- 80
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NOTICE.

FEyHE undersigned purchased at Constable sale
Z as the property of William Edgar to wit:
fifteen acres of Wheat in the ground, one Horse,
one two horse Wagon, six Hogs, three Ploughs,
two sets Harnesses, one set of Swingletrees, two
iron Kettles, one Sadie and BridIeand have left the
same in possession of said Edgar during my pleas
ure, Of which the public will take notice.
"t'@ DANIEL STOKER.
Dec. 81, ls42.--36. {3}s9
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sHERIFE'S SALES.

BY virtue of a writ Of leyaria facias to
me direc'ed will be exposed to public sale
a. me Court House in Danvile on Monday
oi January l6, ls43 at 10 o'clock a. M.
.H that certaia mesuage tenement and
three Acres and six perches of land strict
measure lying, being and situate in the
township of Mahonng, in the county of
Columbia and State Of Pennsy lvania, being
part of larger tract OF land containing
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NOTICE,

rs hereby given, that we have this day bought at
E Constable sale. as the property of Isasc Buss,
the following property to wit.--one red Roaris
Mare, one sett of harness and Collars, one Sled
twenty acres Of Rye on the ground, three
acres Of Wheat on the ground, one Plough, and
one Harrow,and one two horse Wagon and have
left the same in the possession IF the said Buss, dur.
ing our pleasure and fobid any person taxing them
from him, either by purchase, or otherwise, without
our consent. T. i.sl 5dl "a i5 ~
E. & ]. LAZARUS.
Orangevilie Now %, 1912. f
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NOTICE.

HlHE undersigned purchased at Constable sale
as the property of John Kan MS in Sugarloaf tp.
Columbia co. Dec. 26, 1912, one tanning Mill, one
cutting Box, one Bureau, one corner Cupboard
one Saw, nineteen Sawlogs, one Harrow and one
Plough. and have left the same in possession of
said Harms during my pleasure. Of which the public
will please take notice
JAMES McFANE.
Dec. 81, ls42.--G6.
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grATih@m1Saa

NHARLESsKAHLER thankful for past favors
u respectfully annohnces to his numerous
friends, and the public generally, that he still con-
tinues carry The above business in all it's var
Gus branches, this old stand on the corner Of
Maine & East streets, where he hopes by his long
experience nbusiness that he Is prepared to attend
and execute all orders In his line Of business, with
the utmost phnctuality and wormanlike manner. as
cannot fail to render satisfaction to all those who
may favor him with a tal Particular attention
paid to chtiingysnd good fits warranted.
N, B. All kinds Of country produce taken in
exchange foI work, and cash will not be refused.
Bloomsburg; Dec. 3, ls42.-T32. aaf nla
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NOTICE..

WyHE Subscribers have purchased at Constable
II sale as the property, OF James c. Fox, to witt
half OF six acres Of Wheat in the ground, acre
of Wheat in the ground and one acre of Rye in the
ground and have left the same in possession of
said Fox during our pleasure, Of which the public
will take notice.
VIM. MckELVY & Co.
Dec. al. 1896. ~ ~ =
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LECTURES ON ENGLISH GRAMMAR

YEyHE undersigned proposes delivering a course
/, H. Of lectures on f. Grammar, consisting Of 36
lectures for TIE benefit Of such young persons as
have not an opportunity Of attending school p tho
day time; and who are dssitbhs of becoming as-
quanted with the grammar ofthe English lang,iagei
Three lectures will be delivered each week, on such
evenings as may be most suitable. Those desirous
of uniting to form class for the above purposewill
please make early application and leave their names
at eithei of tic printing offices in Bloomsbury, Or
the eubscribsi, in order to commence as early as
possible.
Bloomsbury, Nov. 10, 1880.
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TRIAL LIST.
For January Term, is4s.

TRIAL LIST,
For January Term, is4a.
William Dale VS. Charles Craig
2 Commonwealth VS. William Colt
Mary S,rawbridge vs. Jesse Funston
Charles Miller ct al VS. Samuel Irwin.
John Cummings ct al IS John G. Les.
aas'as sig - e-sa s''f y
6 Samuel Miller vs. John Auton's Adm's
- John Mana ei al VS. Moses Meyer. II.
9 George E. Gehrig VS. Frederick Fridly
tsJa etai, 0F e H1A
g Daniel Hoa,s vs. Patterson, Ell al
10 Elizabeth Prong vs. Micheal Corgers.
Ex,
u John F, Mann VS. S, C. Martin
IL eom,h. Of Pennsylvania VS. Wm. Nc
10 Fredericks Beates Exec. VS. Henry
IA Francis Ball, Adms VS. John Rhodes
10 Valentine Best VS. Henry Deirenbacher
John G. Boyd vs. George Erwin
Naitan Collier vs. David reriken
ts'e 'et al '' "a
Abraham Terwillieer vs. Daniel Cross.
= Henry Baum VS. Philip Comer. e, al
D George Meyer VS. George Maus et al
!osiah Egbert Ell al vs. Cornelius Still
John L. Davis VS. Ashbel B. Wilson
et all.
Charles Carlless VS. James Straw.
bridge
Casper Chrissmans, Admr vs. John
Robson
Leonard S,ough,on VS. Charles F.
Leonard S'ough,on vs. Benjamin p.
Archibald g. yoris vs. Clarissa. A.
Schenck
Abraham ssepga VS. Lewis II. Msus.
stst
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for smelling iron with all the buildings and
appurlenances for The same, and
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Ps Pssblic Sale.
40 ACRES,

ofthe north end ofa cer,aniIracto Of Land Situate
IN Mount Pltasaut Township, adjoining Daniel
Farce, Daniel M'Cafty Edward Lawrsnes, and
William Ikeler containing 90 ''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-05

Against
James Frost and Elizabeth. his wife johnson Elizabeth
Williams Theresa Williams, the ast whom
under The Of twenty and the heirs of John Wilson,
decd (when discnvcIed)
otin " Elicit is by the Court assigned guardian id
infant defendants defend eE this And
filed ball 10 be
on the bill and exhibit the of the infant
" Elicit their guardian ad len assigned by the Court
them an Ia the other parties James
Johnson To- whom abacs by their death
whereof To the satisfaction the Count
John Wilson not inhabitants this Commonwealth
not having entered their and
Ia the Act OF Assembly aud the Rules this
that the said defendants do appear January
of this Court and the bill tire plaintiffs copy
of this onler be forthwith inserted newspaper published
the city Of Richmond for posted
the door House Copy-eSie
J-wgw IOFI1N y e.