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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-04

,Yf1 PASSAGE FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 18th
fTTre, June-rbe splendid well known fast sailing Jacket
hip COSMo, Csc outcrbridge viii sail positively
above, and having splendid accommOda for cabin
Good CABIN AMI steer'ge low For
early application should be made on board o
W.&J T. TApSCoTT,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-04
WONDERFUL RECOVERY.

HAVE been saved from the dark rrecrce Of an untmey
and e Ss 81 sh . snssS c s mg
,hanIs Dr. Joseph young German ply eian
sS 10 sa eba
inf 70 ssTys the A,nS Of the ySSn and
CHAINED neither help assistance in most miserable
lasting gratitude lasting ani public acinow
msiss eu s s1 cRsG.
q Limbs, wnssT their a MI, sessd no be
arms were nearly covered with magns ulcers and
AM % s .ss IF sSS c
iss humanity pSs ssR Fl %s
'''''.' ''n''' JOSEPH rouRcH 40 HUDSON st,
News Office is5 Bowery.
IeeT'ify to the above i fast; v,prN,N
c,,s.. sSn !. s'sE sSaa I'd Candle Many.
both ss sa since hs eS has aSd % MT
that the above w. pns s St. " s a sys %
believe the above '' At 3 b soTsSS
N DThe Doctor he's removed to lea Canal street. Where
% s ee s SSs s'sSas
Re Sas, s Ssi' Sc
.ss s osGT raid i. ;"sfs sss'. s VIII iS'S be
The Dr. has more han 800 certificates in his possession which
Vegetable Extract for Gle arng besuiyir The hair
Secured by letters patent Of the United This rrcpa.
ron composed entirely Of vegetable Ingredients never be-
G h sr aa and S S.s ssnf s
prevents the hair falling off, restores lost hair and causes
short or fine hair to uniformity positive for
scsd head &C. and Of diseases Of all kinds
70 hs sea s si ms sns & this
will be found by all who be the most eectua ever
wholesale and retail, at G Rings So Fulton st, cor Cliff
tosaSay 1G aos Ia B.aa h is B sfSadwsy
A. Sands Co.. 273 Brcsdway Woodwork, late Bonfnti
end ~ Br9adway Sehefen IA Canal j. p CaIham 1888
lanai ST. y Coddngton 221 Hudson st; F. (uion
corner Doyers Colby, 33l Pearl ST. G. Hart sis Grand
ST. Moss SOC and 500 tinnd Canon and in Brooklyn
bottle. n26 ImAr
u H. CURTIS, Veterinary Surgeon member Of the Royal
~. Veterinary COLLEGE London and Fellow Of the London
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-20

7EMALE SCUOOI.-Thc subscriber, having engaged Miss
T. Sarah Toc an accomplished lady from PHILADELPHIA
irsrncsa his scrs, viii b. pleased To receive into his
family ladies' who viii he instructed in all the use
n and ornamental branches of finished female education
Miss oe and engaged for the subscriber y the
Rev mr. John Ludlow and the Rev. Dr. Mcknight Of Phate
pj, furnish the uIqnestonnbc testimony to her mo
raj ~ well as intellectual wot aud recommend her as young
lady qualified every respect rs AZ nslruetrrss
The Srl,n1 will tho 10Th o( amuary ls43, and close
ON IN. 10th Of December with vacation during the month OF
August. -,
te re-, the nnmbei Of pupils wi, I've limited to H.
Tfyms-sp0 and tuition III all OF the English
,,n ~. n.s o 0t1 N. Piano., So 80
Painting and Drawing, ~
Ornamental Work, .
The Immediately the stage road from Tappaan
Richmond twelve miles from The former ami thy.sx
from the latter ncighhoroo agreeable and gen!ct
and emafka. for lis hcahincss In The event o.
care charge made professional services, should
any he rendered.
An advance OF 30 $50 will be dealeonc half Of the resi-
due raid Isl Of uy aud the balance NJ The end OF The
As the Teacher engaged for the scholastic year, high
pc number al pupils limited none will be received
for less time than 10 months.
References made to tile Rev. John Mcclure Rev Philip
Montague and SIR James 81 Garrett of Essex; Messrs O'e
Whit. and Ichn w Of King Queen; Mr. Robert Pollard
and DIR A. i;a,res King Wiam Mr. Nohnrne E. Sutton and
col Ru g. Corbn of Calolnc sir VIM II. Tayoe Of Richmond
Address the subscriber, ri All!cr's Tavern, Va.
Essex comfy, Va, Scrt. nj, 1877 42-tiOj
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-20

IIpUCArIoN.-Mrs. ELIZA a. TOD proposes opening q
f. School for the tuition of young ladies' al the
the ensuing year. in the county Of Mathews At seatofd
the residence of her father, Col Til. Hudsins.
Her course will embrace all the rarios branches
of English Education, comprising OIhograpby Reading, VIM
ing Arithmetic Grammar. Geography Ancient aEd Modern HIS
tory Rhetoric Composition Chemistry Astronomy,
Natural and Moral Philosophy Mis- Tod offers the very
moderate eighty dollars for board aud twenty for tuition
branches; fifteen dollars for instruction In Spelling.
Reading Writing, the elementary banche' Mrs Tod
aided by competent assistant and dcenins the nstrnc-
youth pleasure than burden, pains will he
spared improve The heart and understanding OF those en-
trusted 10 her charge.
The School will open first Monday In january and
nuc nrst Of August The months Of August and Sep
generally embracing the whole OF The sick IN Inc
lower Mrs. Tod proposes giving those months, rs recess
and none the Winter. Each pupil viii lie talked
with weekly lessons during the recess thus the ote-
respite from study Mrs Tod will engage the
services of Music Teacher rs soon a. the number OF scholars
will Justify Painting and Fashionable Embroidery in silk ard
orsed will taught IS EACH The French language will be
taught session. The for board and tuition
qued able quarterly in advance Each boade will be re-
aured when practicable furnish bedding, towels and
dles-or they can furnished for the Of ten dollars extra
Mrs Tod persons who wish to patronisc her
School asend pupils the fist day, if possible deduction
made and much valuable time often lost By unneces
sary procr1stiuaiion
characterization Dew, Of William Mary College, and
others if necessary. ELIZA A. TOD.
Seaiord, Nov. 25, 1872. ao-Amtif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-20

AND FOR SALE-By virtue Of decree cf The County Court
OF snrco on the 5h day Of August 1872 in the
case OF Dews &C. Mann and Others shall, As Commission
er named Decree arcceed SELL the
ah day Of December 1872 the tract Of land lying 70 ne
nf cnrco county, in The neighkolooi Ut New a'
krt belonging the heirs Of tie late William Fra, SER ahd
upon which lie Edward Carter resided At the time o. hs
dcah. The 37 The payments VIII
will pay the Of sale and the "f ana
balance in equal instruments Of and u months Credit
The purchaser Is 10 give bond and security for the credit pay
men.s title be withheld until the purchase money
shall be paid. JOSEPH ahiO, Commissioner
NIB The purchaser prepared 10 comply with the
terms of sale bsIors leaving the poand J. a.. Com.
Dsc el-aa~tt1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-20

PEyxsYLvAxIA- State Convention is to be held in
Pennsylvania on the 9Th Of January next TO nominate
candidate for The Presidency. More than thirty coun
ties have already chosen their delegates and have,
without exception, expressed their preference for Mr..
Buchanan We observe that the friends of this emf.
nen Republican statesman, while they ardenty urge
his claims 10 The confidence of the Democratic party,
chccGuy refer them to the decision Of National
Convention Spectator.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-20

rr>uE HALIFAX ACADEMY is OF tho hest and cheap
est school. Of its grade Virginia. Mr. W. L. Harris
raseI as Princpa and M W Lambeth as Assistant f the
innshnh having received the of University; being
teachers and being jealousy devoted 10 The business
or and entrance Apply 10 fol VIM Bailey,
asuTer Halifax e.. H. The next ,essiou will Commence Isl
rs. i 6.-lM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-20
ny DABNEY & CAUTHORS.

- -, ID DhbHIi z ~ A. T IIoni'r .pcpora
~ ~ vae OF Of The County Court Of King william,
the th day of November 1872
or therein named will SELL the highest bidder, for cas,
the 9th day Of January next ls3 if fair otherwise, the rex; fair
day Sunday excepted before the Auction Store Of pahney
longing the Of James F. Run, deceased consisting Of
msn women boys and girls These Negroes sold for dv
sion and very likely Amongst them will be found some
frs house servants, &c.
G.. TRANT, Commissioner
~ Sale conducted By DADNEY & CAUTHOKN, Aucts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-20

RIO THE HEIRS OF DANIEL McLACREN-A legacy E
ar Lcen LEFT heirs Of Daniel Ncaulen, deceased, ~
ire las, will and Of Geo. E. HARRISON deceased, Of;
Brandon in the county Prince George The State OF Virginia.
notice IS hereby given they forward without delay, and
claim their said legacy Mr. Mclanen native OF Scotland
il il believed Of Pehire-as nmery in The employment Of
sir Harrison manager, and died, after leaving his employ
me about The year 1929 80 ANY person. who give in
formation in relation the heirs aforesaid will address
Petersburg, Va. GEO. x. TAYLOR,
osf es 49-om
x3JfILIAM T. RiTCHIE ArrcKSrr At Law, 2,ehnGnd "a,
w ocso tie present With Dr. Rhshis, Aa!n street above
the Banks Feb. n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-20

In The United States the Eastern District of vrsaa
Drcem5e lCh, 1912:
EDWARD SMONS the county of IIensco having filed
Il petition praying no may be declared Bankrupt: II Is
ordered that persons claiming be creditors n The sail I'd
ward ,nors shaw Court the h day Of January
next, why Edward Smons be declared Bankrupt,
Of Congress in thai behalf and that copy Of
this published in the newspapers according TO the nd
and 2ih rules Of Court.
ACopy-T.ste, HENRY GIBSON, Clerk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-20
Eau Imported CHM and QUEE.fSW.9RE,

Fall Imported CHM and QUEE.fSWsRE'
SELLING VERY Low.
gsY the ship Harriet Rockwell, inst arrived, added 20
- recsips am placed in possrssicn OF large ana
ing stock Of lurenssare and China.
German, French and american Glassware r.,
Also hand extensive ard varied assGfHenI - Ma
Pressed and Plain G1ss OF German, French ana ,ns
nufacure German Silver and Britannia Casters, s'ono
etc., etc. ,,,, r.s
Tho ubovc Goods have been purchased al rny zoe '''
rrsn>g and am an sioas 10 sell In the way - ,bs
r.ns; e crr,, n paa>a' r'A WIN. F. BUTLER,
u'1A' sts.n ah.,e lss Bel Tavern;
Ers; ~ -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-20

IN HANCERY-vIKcrst.-At Circuit superior roat q
Law and Chanrcry, continued and held for buckingham
IS, at the Court house. on Friday, the 10th day Of September
lsla, sitting Cunt Of charcery
was formerly Hooper, l.. Hooper Hooper. rharl
Hooper, EIizahcti II oper, laid James L, Ann M Tho,
aud Ezahrh being infants, b. said Robt. ker
their friend, Plaintiff:
against
John Mus in hi, right and Administrator Nancy
Morris deceased Samuel Morris Nah1uiri Morris Edward
Baxter and Martha his wife, Nathaniel Holland and Ann M
ridge Sanders, Price and Alice his wife, formerly sansr
The plaintiffs app-arin, proceeded against dera
ants Edward Martha hi. wife, Henry w Holland
aud Ae his WIFE in The mode pres BY law f.
pear said plaintiffs hi The Court, molten. N
The said plainirs against defendants, Frances ana
Gooddse Sanders having been uy executed aud more HAN
still falling to APPEAR file their answers, The Cour, Sa
melton, doth take the bin for confessed as 10 them also A
confessed aforesaid tie amended bill and u Maj
aud Ann Holland ereto and TIE Of the defendants
John Morris, Munis, Nal. Norris Reuben u. Patterson
Administrator OF Sarah Holland, deceased was argued hy Coma
In consideration whereof, the Court doth adutss, order All
decree that the said defend M John Morris, do reader
his administration Of the Estate Of his iEesiatr Nancy
Morris deceased eforc o. the Commissioners Of this Col
defendant Samuel Morris do render
and If The snid Estate the bill and pro-
etdngs mentioned since he has had the possession thereof
fore the same and the said Commissioner
ccted to ascertain when the deirnd1n Samuel Morris,
possession Of the said OF land, how he whether
purchase otherwise Of when the purchase made
what price, and by what conveyance, what was the a1nua
tm- defendant, Samuel Morris into the #
laid land bat improvement has been made said
md by said d.dam Samuel Morris what buildings and cef
said land by said Samuel Nor
what COST and WHEN, hat portion Of said land SAL
buildings and other Improvements have been placed wha;
ton Of said land without buildings, and
ana proits Ia the improved condition o. tr land, when
the plaintiff Hccker and wife, married. who was The
conpananls. Mary j. ocker and the infant plain
tis James F., Ann NJ md Thomas D. and Elizabeth Hooper,
and where have they resided what property they derived ccud
have from their ancestor, Elizabeth Hooper,
formerly Elizabeth Morris, what property aud they Co.
rived from their father Benjamin Hooper, and what
them BY their father Benjamin Hooper, In lieu Of what they
from their maher and whether the comp ansu',
Mary Sanders is the who pined In the deed tn defendant
Morris, whrh aud aad Cumm
hereby directed state and SETTLE and Ia make psca
report Court With all specially
deemed pertinent himself which may be required be
stated by either any OF the parties.
4 Cory-Teste,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-20

MIR WISE respectfully informs the citizens Of Richmond and
w the generally that his store is Main street. doors
bc,.w Bell Tavern where he will be happy 10 attend to all
orders in his line He will aso il required 10 any part Vi the
city where his services arc wanted.
wishing Specacles To have new glasses
fitted in old frames that they be stated with
and forms and suited 10 which
he can determine inspection Of their The glasses which
furnishes will warrant Ia hold their Of vision from
five 70 eight years From h knowledge of The science oil Optics
weak eyes supplied with glasses which viii greatly bene
strain tr sight, also spcclaces for sighted
prrson those 10 have been operated upon for cataract Of
the
Ills Microscopes will magnify objects five thousand times
Reference is made TO the Ioiioning h!fers.
KIcHsosD Sept. 9, 1910.
frequently had occasion recommend abong
under defective vision Mr. Wise M relief; aud always with
success Mr. Wise keeps Of pectaces
and Optical Instruments and he thoroughly understands the al
glasses The physical defects in vson indeed he has
Optics Optical Instruments SPECIAL stu
y and therefore, have hesitation III recommending him 10
the public Surgeons who may desire Cataract glasses IL" To-
eus PATIENTS be supplied BY Nj w. hc most
reasonable terms ! -..
THOMAS JOHNSON, NJ. D,
Prof of anatomy Paysieop tie -Hrd Dparmest ef
Hampden Sidney college
Mr. worthy OF extensive paona: from long and per
himself the OF
He has paid particular attention to the adaptation OF PASSES !"
lie vision and frequent opportunity of witnessing
of his efforts in this has induced the TO give him
Il certificate of qualification.
All ages and glasses suited eyes upon which operations have
been performed will be aided in getting back lost s far as art
'''' '''''' EDw'D II. CARMICHAEL, MD.
Country Merchants allowed alibea discount wholesale pur
chases.
Sept. y Ho-"'m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-20

IN acknowledgements Nooway County Court 3rl
4 November, 1872:
Villa :. Foster and Louisa B. his wife, and Pascbal Grad
dock, rla.niit,:
against
John H., Mary L. tru,ls,ead and Gef T. Craddcck,
defendants:
This day The plaintiffs, by their Counsel their
bill against Defendants aud appearing salisat..
of Court, that the defendants, John H. Craidcck Ar.
icad aud GriSf Grad ock inhabitants OF coEtf
and they having entered appearance given srcu
according the of Assembly and the Of Court
ordered tha, the said defendants appear a." first day
January Court and the bill of The Plaintiffs; and
copy OF this order he forthwith inserted in newspaper
published in the City Of Richmond for two months ccrsyrly
aud posted door o the Court house This county
\ Copy-Teste,
F. FITZGERALD, C. c.
5-Nst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-20

SMITH, nRINKER & NORRIS Successors 10 SMITH Il
- PALMER keep constanty on hand English, French Ger
man, and American Publications. IN every department o. ea
re nar,iruay Theology the Classics the Arts and Sciences
History, Biography or Law Stock at present extensive
and well selected School Books and Stationery OF every variety
always hlEd.
English AmerieGa annua"e have received nrr sn:ny
Of nil the Animals published London and America for ls43
Bokbind;ng, all its varieties executed In the best manner
Der 4 6l-2aw2n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-20

YJERDON FEMALE sEMfSARY.-T'he subscriber, aware 4
the lasting influence Of carly Impressions, AID OF the gre
inheritance of correct and mental culture In youth has de-
trrmncd that the OF his daughters shall be conducted
murae snpsntendance, and for that pip,e a'
ensuing the services Of Miss Rebseca mp
king lady f,r connected with the Troy Seminary,
AMI highly recommended by alrs. Willard Cor Ler scientific a.
worth Sensible ri the importance
connecting Pleasant associations with the prosecution o no
and intellectual SCIENCE the discipline Of the School viii w.
strictly parental pupils constrained the discharge 81
duties from the conviction Of their important bearg upon M
standing in society, their usefulness aud happiness rf
than Of cnsciJn few boaders Will be received o"
tho foowin,
For Board and Tuition In The English branches, including
49, nd c,nJ,ss '
U,.n.a - 10
Nh. a,l ne. az pi,no 20
Address-YeIdon, Hanover county. -o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-20

IL United the Jail Of Russell county, Va about tie h ~
September 1912, Negro Boy who calls himself B'-hh on
when committed old jeans and pintaoons and white a
all nearly II. his present masters name ~ ""
lams purchased e months before he ~"
lrn negro by Beverly. Said hoy Is ahrnt
20 of made, and active Lie says ne a
tel The Of the county he is frnn. The o"hs'
requested forward, property, and take him away
Otherwise he will he dealt with according TO law -
EDWARD q. KEENAN,,
D. Sheriff Of Russell county, "a.
n. a 6l-y1rn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-20

United Court for the Eastern District OF virginia.
Dec. 18th, 1872:
S,IIAS WHITE of thr county Of Hanover in his individual.
- character and as member Of the late firm of s w White,
Holmes county, Mississippi having flied petition, praying
may declared Bankrupt: II ordered that all per
claiming creditors Of the said Sa White show
To the Court m day of January neat, why the said Sas
White declared Bankrupt, pursuant TO The set OF Con
rrrss in thai behalf Of this order he published ~
the newspapers according The 22nd aud 9th Rules Of Court
HENRY GIBSON. Clerk
-vgxr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-20

BOOTS SHOES, TRAVELLING TRUNKS, CAErEi ba -,
- Hhe,ssas and RetaL-SAMUEL PUTAEf ms nov .. ~
large Sore Main door above Messs
Gardner Co. and nearly opposite the jewellery sore o. ~
MITCHELL Es, very large and extensive a.l.eS, ~
rcatirfnrn'a cadren's Roo ocs !ple's
yelling Trunks Carpet Gags Lear ssins, oi me very st fa'
ryo,rssy 10 hi. oder and such rs he am
confidence being cgna! TO am manufactured ~
lie Uatrd Sqts IL Intention always 10 Keep ri
assortment o most fashionable syl Of goods
as to cnabIe me al show 10 old customers AM me
pbc generally every thing that good aud desirable Ffc
an rxurence twenty in The business. ac
for always the est articles Is excelcd by any hons
In the country. respectfully ask call from al that are 10 VAN
Of goods my nr assuring lhein that elegant goods ana @
prices viii be ary inducemen they viii certainly be iaa''''
" - * 5a-.nf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-20

~ EW BALTl SORE AthDENY.-Ih;s Institution, shualri
In Fauqncr miles East of Warrnton viii open its nrm
session the 18th If January, 1919 Elder John Osv under
whose suIentrndance has prosp-red for the nt - y.as
continue be the principal teacer Tie 81 nstrn
ton il extensive aud onue aud the discipline mid hui ei
The society and health of the nepbor!"o equal toioo
Of other The $50 nr b,afd SD nr iitin w
En.ii-h Languages 81 the Of 10
months. Students for less time, aud rny N C'
non Ia these terms. CHS. HUTTON
President Of The Board Of Trustees.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-20

.,EiEtr StHcoI-Ie schooi heretofore conducted by Mr.
- James Bowie al Ills place, will he opened Monday the
9 instant under the srpsrrtendehcc Of Air. H. l. Wheelera
gentleman educated az Princeton College.
Mr. Wheeler highly recommended by persons OF the FIRST
standing as 4 gentleman, christian aad earher.
The Of instruction will embrace all The branches Taught
in the m Academies including Tie higher branches Of Mahe
nia;ics
Ttr-For hoard lodging and wasnei $780, session Of
FIVE months Tuition alone SIS.
20
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-20

SsToCKTON's PREMIUM MINERAL TEETH.-JOHN G.;
y WAYT received from above celebrated
manufacturer complete of the most beautiful eeh
been brought 10 this city, and which, IN all that
an admirable imitation Of the natural reth are tn
surpassed. =, :,
Those who wish to have artificial teet inserted ana a o'he
Interested respectfully invited call and examine hcin and
specimens of his work.
e. W. continues heretofore, perform al! operations for
prevention and of diseases The teeth and gums Or
the Iqmare Immediately above the Banks Main street
R,terearr.-M Clarke, NJ D., George Watson, NJ d., r. H.
Deane VI. ~, T. II. Carmichael NJ D., R0b w aIa NJ ID
Thomas Nelson NJ d. James Button, H. d., J. A. Cunningham,
~ d. Sept. 6 a5-wyt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-20

rrIru,STY HALL AcADEMY-The exercises oftis School
w lie resumed Monday, 10Th January and viii close
on The 10Th bcr !Si, term Of ten nonhsno
ysca ion The terms Tuition, Board. Washing Lodging, &c,
vim he the te payable tile IG.h November, but de-
90 per cent, annm will be made on al sums paid
pryios day. In this Seminary will he taught every study
necessary 10 prepare young m College, iii them for the
o.dnar, of life Those disposed 10 become interested
In ,is Sc,u referred Robert IGtad, Esq member Of the
Legislature Others, whc m period of more than
twenty may have beer nj any e concerned IN this
."N'' ELIJAH C. HASES
Ps.-Adaress rhysic Springs, Buckingham CO., Va
h--lloJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-20

TN CuANCERY.-vnGINa:-AtR Rules held In the Clerks q;
flee of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Cancery OF No.
toway county, the 9TH day Of December, 1912:
Samuel Rudd, Plaintiff
against
John Ruld and AIanson A. Ellington, Defendants.
The defendant John Rudd having entered his appene
and given security, according the act Of Assembly and M
rules Of The raid Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence
he is inabint Of this country, Is Ordered Tia
said defendant do appear before the Judge .! the cn
the Court house. the first day OF the neat April term
the bill 0f The plaintiff and thai copy this oir A.
forthwith inserted in newspaper published CITY ~
Richmond for two months srccessiVe!y, and posted tie ,
door Of the Court house ~ this county.
ACo2y-Tcse,
+. FITZGEIA!D,c
Dec. 10 ci-Nsw