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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-11-25
Legiss atWre-tAe WING
Members & their dutY.

However, much we may regret, that
the Legislative power Of this great State
has fallen into the hands Of the Locoro
cos, we derive some consolation from
the fact that the Locofoco members of
our legislature must stake the respon,
sibiIity" as well as the power. Hereto
fore, the Locofocos have excused their
own failure TO provide a banking sys-
tenn for the people by false allegations
against tho Wings. Even down to the
last hour Of the late political canvass it
was charged, that the resignation OF the
Wing members prevented the re- char,
ter Of 'hc banks; and many good but
deluded men were weak enough to be-
Iieve the charge! Such Vubterruges, we
imagine, will M longer anvil our hard
money democratic Representatives.
Their duPIicity a DO no longer prac.
tjced without exposure. They must
now "do'T The hons hide" and lay bear
their "recreau' limbs" to the gaze Of
deceived and beggarol people! A coali
ton between the L~ocolocos and the Abo-
Iitionists, has secured TO the Locorocos
decided majorities 10 both branches Of
the Ohio Legislature. The Locoloco
power in that body, to do good or evil,
will be Irresistible and overwhelming.
The lamentations Of a people, pressed
10 the very earth under the ruinous con.
sequences Of Locofocoism, will 90 with
the Representatives TO the halls of le-
gislatioD, and continue to resound in
their ears so long as the session shall
last. The cry for relief, RELIEF! RE-
LlEFI will be such as was never before
heard in the General Assembly of Ohio.
And will not that relief ba afforded.
yO2 Aye, 10 DO sure it will
"La'ham's Bank Law" with repeal
out in The first section, will be
most cordially and kindly rendered 10
capitalists Of the country, What
do the Locofocoq desire? Have
not the pooPIe-a majority oftho poting
people-dscided IN favor Of Monsieur
Latham's banking system, as well as for
lie Grand Byinglon's bill to Gergyman'
der the Statef Surely, there can be no
mistake. The question is decided; and
the sovereigns know exactly what to
expect from their Lokey Representa-.
tives.
But lit should so happen that a ma
jorily Of the peoples representatives in
tho coming Legislature, shall deem it
necessary 10 tinker a little farther with
the fragment Of currency that remains
in this State, what will be- the duly of
he minority2- oCthe Wing members2-
In our humble judgment it will be their
whole duty to do, Gust what they will
be permitted to do when the business
IF distrlcting the State shall have come
IOrwOrd) just morning at all! Hands
of! This business Of providing a cur
rency for the people belongs exclusive
y 10 the Locofoco members. Lot no
Rag B~aton"-"no raIcalIy bank bought
Wing" dare to open his mouth or move
lis pen upon the subject Of banks. In
, word, let "he responsibility rest on
he shoulders Of The Locofocos, and no
where else.
The Locofocos destroyed the curren-
y; and 10Y let them aud them alone
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-11-25

6TThe late %eIections2 in Michigan
and Arkansas have resulted 10 favor Of
the Locorocos, about as last year.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-11-25

every day and awake in the night and
hear its ceaseIess voice-this was en-
ough!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-01

PHILADELPHIA, March 2I.-The Marble Banks in this
city have generally been very unfortunate institutions
Ont ofthe eight suspended ba INKS here, six of them
cupy costly and elegant marble edifces, constituting
some ofhe best specimens of architecture in the city
The Schuylkill and Moyamensing are the exceptions
the latter bank, notice today, still has its win.
dows sbowed" We do not understand whether it is the
public, the stockholders the officers ofthe bank who
are most deeply Interested in this mourning.
The Relief Notes, which constitute large proper
ton of the currency of city, continue wretchedy
preciated Most OF The banks which issued them are
closed and their vaults spcecbless he brick
with which they are erected. Something should be
done. and that should be done quickly. The sound
Banks cannot at supply the currency, and these
notes mus, circulate, especially for The convenience Of
their size Those institutions which closed should
give the public some idea Of their of redemption
or at least, the time when il probably will be done
The public have right 10 demand this at their hand
Gazette.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-01
TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND AND SLAVES.

oY of Deed Of Trust executed the Undersigned
ID Trustees the asth day of June. 1898 (which deed
duly admitted record in the Clerks Office OF the County
OF Ianovrr by Thomas PerTia the
certain money said deed specified, Joseph Starkr
shall SELL at public auction 10 the highest bidder for ready
money! Monday the th Of April next the hours of u
O'Clock noon, and o'eluok p M The Tavern of Peter
ley Of Hanover Tracts Of Land in said county
containing 90 and adjoining the lands of John
Cloush William Ejdeton, Nathan Iowery and Others
containing hundred and thirty acres with small Gr-i Sill
thereon adjoining the lands Of Shelton Rarlands Estate
Nathaniel Gen' Estate and Obadiah Fuds. Also the follow
ing Bob Randolph, Meredith; A,mstead Winston and
Hannah or Of the above described property will
f. the demands said deed OF The title the proper
" believed be- ndispuiable; but, acting Trustees.
such title vested hy authority OF said
deed of uust. BTRWELL STARkE, lr.
BENJAMIN WINGFlELD ''"'e"'
March I. l03-wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-01
SEVEN DAYS LATER PROM CHINA.

Insult 10 HE .7mericans-Staie Of the Celestial Empire
NV YORK, March I6-The Delhi had arrived from
Canton Since then, have received our files Of pa
pers 10 the 9th of November, inclusive.
There had been no further aggressons on the part oil
the British Vessels Of war, however, had been sent
to capture Chinese junks.
The Chinese, full of imprudence, have Insultee
America They seized, and loaded with chains Alfred
p Edwards, supercargo, and boats crew, belonging
TO the Hannibal, Of New York
The United States frigate, Constellation, was expect
ed there daily, and her arrival Captain Kearney
would undoubtedly obtain redress in way other
In Canton, every thing by the last advices was pro
ceedug quietly, although the shipping of Of teas pro-
ceeded but slowly, owing to the daily increasing scar
city Of dollars, and the reluctance of hong merchants
TO receive sycee, or even Republican dollars instead
r.Nt,c York Herald
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-01

THE PREsIpEScy.--lt will be seen from our Harris
burg correspondence of this morning. that the friends
Of Mr. Buchanan have held very large and enthusiast
ic meeting that place. John b. Butler, Esq presid-
ed, and The assemblage addressed By Mr. McL1n-
ahan of the Senate, MIR Forney and other able speak
ers Decided resolutions in favor of Mr. Buchanan 5
nomination the Democratic candidate for the Presi-
dency were adopted, the meeting also pledgng itself
to abide by the decision of National Convention.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-01

sccorsrrp BY rAslELr FROM RIAL LIFE.
On the soGl l1shes Of an eve
OF heavily blue there siood ny,
Earapiurrd with the sight III ealed
Within ihS, eye, and seemed amazed
To think he saw 50 hti.ltE thing,
And feel il did not scofch is wing
Al length ;hr.e came a ciistnng tear,
Pure from the soul, witnin the ciear,
Bright fountain, liSe Sarcissu-, he
Surveyed himself, and smiled 10 see
60 strange form herein, until
Tha, aesG'eous eye bean TO III,
And down cheek Of tiniess snow
Those drops Of pearl did yainly flow
Unwilling then 10 Lose prize,
80 rich, and ttom such bcanIne eyes.
lie dlpp'd hs Tiny wing and stoe
One precious drop-oh. hen his soul
Was glad. hc bor, the gem away,
AN EYE. WITNESS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-01
POETRY

The following Sonne by Jones Neiy says the Boston POST
il from one OF tue remarkable collections {" poems that nave
appeared n Ills county:
THE RAILROAD.
Thou great proclHimer 10 the outward eye
OF IS hat The spirit too would seek 10 tell,
Onward thou COST apronled from on high
The other warnings ct The lold 10 swell;
Thou ar the Of one that through The world,
rrociaima in st.rilinc tones, prepare The way,
The lofty mountain from IL seat IL Iliied,
The ainy roc X thite onward march % y;
The valleys. lifted from their iowly bed,
O,erion he lis that on them ifnwnec before
Thou p,sse> " the iivIn. seldom Tread,
Through forests dark, where tides beneath thee roar,
And hid's, mans dwelling froin thy track remove,
And wouis, voice MS crooked paths repoVe
rh. ,,,.v1r 1c-,7II1ol lines are from the Liverpool
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-01
March 81


tn CiiANCE2Y.-At Il Circuit Superior Cont of Law and
Chancey, for The county Of enricn and city Of Richmond,
Chanrey SIDE held the Capitol in tie said city
Wednesday, January 5th lsia:
Parke Street. Plaintiff
against
William Street and other Defendants:
The plaintiff being dead the motion Of Charles r. Gooda
by Counsel the Court doth order that this suit br hereafter
Quoted his Executor Of the last will and testament OF
the plaintiff.
At Rules Clerks Office of The said Court for the
month Of March, 1912:
The OF facas heretofore awarded revive against
William Wured, J Sheriff Of the county Of Hanover and,
SUCH Administrator de bon of George Street. deceased and
against William D. Wren Sergeant Of the city of Richmond and
SUCH administrator Of William Street deceased, having been
service and executed and being
against the revival thereby sought the motion Of the
plaintiff by Counsel the Court doth Order TINT this suit stand
revived proceeded final decree against the said
William Wneied, Jr, and William d. Wren, in their espec-
tive characters aforesaid.
Copes-Teste,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-01
March o6

IN Observation-Disclosures Rules holden in The 7
Office Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law aud Chance
Sussex county ON Monday the 9Th day Of January 1872
Albert G. Neves Administrator OF VIM 8 Nrves, dreeas
npainst Plain
Thomas J. Randolph Nathan L. C. Heath, Henry ".
Robert Graves, John Hall, John Winfield aud Richard u
ham, pernds
The defendant, Thomas J. Randolph, not having enter
appearance and given security according 10 the act I" As
and rules OF this Cont and IL appearing By satsiaco
dence that lie is inhahanr Of tins country II Is on
That the said defs ndan DO appear here The h dey
term next and answer the bill of plaintiff: and that
of this order be forthwith inserted in newspaper put
in the city Of Richmond for months successfully and
at the front door Of the Court house of this county
A Copy-Teste, Il
al
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-01

In the United Court Eastern District OF Virginia
18th March, 1912:
SAMCET s. FCQUA, OF the coiny of Campbell having filed
- pelo praying that he may be declared bankrupt: II il
ordered That all persons claiming be creditors of the said Sa
Fuqua show the Court the l2th day Of May
why The said SAM s Fuqna should b- declared Bank
p the Congress that behalf and that copy
this order be published in the newspapers according the 2nd
and aill Rules of Court.
ACopy-Testc,
HENRY GIBSON OK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-01

~ CHANCERY-viEGlxA:--it Circuit Superior Court d
Law and Canccr county Of Eenrico and city Of Rich
non Chanccy side held ri the Capitol ~ Tie SAID c
vi p rt+ Si,cs, N'' ~ ~ Plaintiff:
against
william Street, Carter Berkeley, Sheriff o Hanover count,
Committee Administrator of Georr Street deceased An9
Street, Hannah Crown WIDOW OF William E"wn deceased
Sally Street, and William l. Mnris, hrfendanis;
oftbe Court Of Appeals certified ly The ,rS :icie
Of is In these words and feurs Ia WI: NRGI'-3t tor
Appeals held nj The Capitol IN tie city Of kcnont On Mon
day, January lt ISL: Wia Street Carter berkeley Scrr
of Hanover Comfy and Committee Administrator 81 Ieo-t
Street, deceased Anthony street, Hannah Brown, widow o
William Brown, deceased sally Street and Wiliam l. Morris
Appellants against parkc Street, Appellee revived a-
decree y the superior Court OF Chance
ry Richmond twenty day of January
1884, suit IN which the appellee was pain anu William
street g.. were defendants Parties,
their Counsel and Court having malnry considered tile
transcript oil the record Of the decree aforesaid aud The ars
Of counsel Of opinion that tie said decree IL erroneous
Therefore. decrcet and ordered That the same be reversed
and annnir and thai me appellee do pay unto tue appellants
expended The of the appeal aforesaid
cult Superior Court Of Law and Clancery OF llenflco county
and the Of Richmond 10 be- sent back 10 The Commissioner,
with instructions to disregard the audited account Of the anGv
and To report The amount ana character "t ihe
claims 0: The appellee against the Estate of John Street. Jr
whether in his right, substituted for the creditors
paid and Ia nc proceeded final decree, which
said Circuit Superior Court. APP
pelauis The Court of Appeals S2l4 CT cents Copy
Tesir Allen, Whereupon, this CONT IN conformity with
the said decree setting aside the decree pronounced in this cause
The day January thousand eight hun
bred and ihtyone doth recommit the report of
Robinson 10 Of the Commissioners al this Court, with IN
srcons Ia Disregard in the settlement OF Tie accounts OF the
plaintiff Administrator Of John Street J deceased the
amount aud character OF The claims of the plaintiff against the
Estate Of the said John Street Jr whether in his right
report thereof 10 the Court with matters specially stated
deemed by HIMSELF which be required by the
parties 10 be stated aud The Court doth further adjudse order
and decree that the plaintiff do INTO the defendants The costs
them and The ntestae of the defendant Carter Berkeley
The Court of Appeals expended.
COpy-Teste
WM C. SANDS Clerk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-01
WIN. C. SANDS, C. C

CoMMrssioSER's OFFICE.
Richmond 10Th March, 1872
The parties concerned hereby notified attend Office
CITY Richmond, second day of May by 10
O'Clock with their accounts and the evidence
BILE me perform duties required by the decree
JNO. SHORE, Commissioner.
March 81 l06-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-01
March 81
FRESH SPRING GOODS

yJM F. BUTLER Importer of China Q4enscnrs and Glass
w receiving, per ship IIakaway and has aoa, per Mi
neva daily expected all direct from the Manufacturers his
and tasty selection OF China Glass and
which for rsdseed prices, credit o
months punctna buyers He feels confident that merchant
consider farther North for Goods in lii
line iftley Will but give him Il call.
WIN. F. BUTLER, 3 doors above Fell Tavern.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-01

In United for The Eastern District Of Virginia.
Norfolk, March 8, 1872:
GEO C. HATCH of the county Of Norfolk, having fed
VI ttion prayne be declared Bankrupt II IL
deed Thai ali persons Ginning he creditors of the said Geo.
The CGu the first day Of May term next
WHY the said George should be declared Bankrupt
10 the ae Congress that behalf and that copy Of
This order published the newspapers according TO the END
and cath Rules OF Court.
Copy-Teste,
March 10 l0t-wow
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-01
HENRY GIBSON, Clk.
Ini-W W.

- ETWEEN John Earey's Union Coi.eonse and R. H. Jen.
ID kinss Dry Good and duors low Governor street.
We would this late opportunity Of thanking the public for
vos received the last II not design nj first
through the but do IL ny giving
tisfacon all call upon which consider prea
bile 10 any other basis and OF which glad know has
been almost universal.
Il design TO pursue the IT this me and for
the goods sold by that do please in COST quail
~ fiji color make fashion, Otherwise be returned and
the ucney reInded-provded the shall have been
We have this time large stock If not larger than
any i'm The Stlte in line of business and would respectfully
give call before purchasing and
himself and If not pronounced low
lower than any other city, shall be very much deceived
Coats s2 while others charge s2 for making
aud trimmings furnishing the coth and pants 81
that Sill and Vests Shirts Drawers handkerchief,
Cravas Stocks Suspenders Socks Gloves and Collars Of
kinds and qualities all other articles usually kept by Cloth
rr of which we are determined se low, for cash. and
quest public call and whether they buy not
TT -il Coos 1dfrca;ta.
- ]. gRANNAE L co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-01
Sept. 10

VACANT PRoFEsSoIsHIP.-on th- 9Th OF July the vi
of William and Mary College viii proceed To the cleo
occpcd hy Professor Browne. There is salary Of 81 coo at
tachrd 10 Chair and fire OF $50 il allowed Tor member
of the several belonging The department. The situation
NAV be mad proht and h:nor and fail to At
tract notice OF t best classical ses In the country
be addressed. postpaid TO T. L. Dew, RE
s,deat William and Mary College, Va.
JOHN TYLER, Resfo, cT the Board n piniors.
FL, % s9-wtMay
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-01
Feb. 81
n,,Eo ropar WARE-hOLsE.

PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE .,,,,.
ur ,hsc,,ar IL Constantly receiving ffom the ee.s,
4 nufactory Of Nuns & Clark. New oth c. ii
Piano Purtes possessing the latest tnp'o'en,,,, 10
deiicacy Of touch and sweetness oftone' 50 poem
nufacture. r,nm.n,s and
Also. a large assortment Of Musical ins''"n''
Mercha ldise IN general. .;s a0i 'ikei
Piano Fortes repaired, tuned, let on hne' '"'
change. ,,,,c,r
The largest collection of Music ever .,ssrrher.
State NAV be selected from, AZ the store OF yors
NOW enabled 10 sell at the Philadelphia ana Wv
and retail prices. r., !, furnished 1p
terms than they can find elsewhere in me II TAyL
Piano Forte and sfssie Si'rt o2g-----
CHEAP AND NEW SPRING DRY GooDs s,,."s re-,
II n. JENKINS has received, and WIZ nnoiyc DRY &
II. every arrival. and ashioHabe I.s,e OF re-
which will he sold cheap, for cash, b "ho''
ready opened: :, olr and Il.
10 cases Spring Cacoes al l.sc., 80 -''
wide French Calicoes, at Is. 6.i and =,
Plain and figured, black and coofed Sim
Muslin Capes and Collars
Parasols and Umbrellas
Straw and Ieghorn Bonneis
Flowers and Ribbands, all kinds 80. *. D. % 3
5 cares Irish Linens, all qualities, ho
Cd. and 4s. Cd. -, .,..h.la ,51
Cotton sheetines, yards wide, b'e ',. sal,
Ionp and short. colcred and black 'iih S''
All coored kid Gloves uorsias
Riack Iou,haxinrs, Challeys and hous'H'
Dtmities and Fringes ,h.a rotton Cloth
On an yards bIsached and unbleaehea O.pssurs
R,rrains In bIeachet Shirtings ana .o" J
Cas,meres and yestings, &C, &c
March
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-01
A Copy-Teste,
JAMES ROY MiCoU, JH., c&. E. c. S. C. i~

Norr.-Neither the law in the Revised Code OF lsi',
dire citing The mode Of proceeding in Chancery suhs
205, section 49, the law In Session Acts OF rs W
guatng the de Of proceeding in Attachments ~
REQUIRE an absent defendant 10 give security previous
his appearance and therefore the words, sand gwen -
&c heretofore embraced in order of publication, are mol
in the above order Tcste, .,. :.
-, :, go
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-01
March a6

IN CHANCERY.-viRciSi.:-At Rules held IN the Clerk
flee Of thu Circuit Superior Court of Law and chancey
county OF enrco and city Of Richmond, the chancey
the seventh day of March, 1912:
ceased Plant
against
Henry Chorley and another, Detrnda'
The defendant named not having entered ms se
and given security according 10 the act Of Assembly an
rules Of this Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
he is inhahtant OF this Commonwealth: II = ora
That the said defendant do appear here on the rst
June next and answer the bill of the plaintiff and that a
this order he forthwith inserted In newspaper publ
the city of Richmond for two months successfully, and
at the front door Of the Capitol in the said city.
A Copy-Teste,
sn-, "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-01

h a., fnned Stats the Eastern District II pgiHa
a, -Ya.fak, 81 Hareh, 1872:
EBENEZER CoRbY OF the Borough Of Norfolk having MED
IL neron pavin. that lie may be declared Bankrupt IL
ordered That Ill persons claiming 10 be creditors Of The SAID
Ebenezer Corby show the Court the LIST day o.
Nav Term next WHY The said Ehenezer Corhy should not be de
cared Bankrupt, pursuant The act Of Congress in that be
half and that COPY of th order be published in the newspapers
according 10 the a5nd and 9th Rules Of Court
A Cppy-Teste, -
March IL uc-Wo"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-01

A FAR-A Sale Of useful and fancy articles will be held n
"A Courthouse Monday, 4th April next, TO ass
in building Episcopal Church near Fine Creek Mis- Powha
tan county.
March 95-wtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-01
March s

flee of Else. Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chane
the 7th day Of February, lSi2: a..
James Andrews, iS'
against -.
Ann Andrews, Edwin Andrews, James CLARK and -.
his wife. Robert Atkinson and Sarah his wife, william AZ
Gabriel EdnIonds and Elizabeth his wife, Ufish'
The suJpa IA awarded in This not being eAe'
the defendants, William Atkinson and Gabriel Edm"nh
zaberh his wife, and the said defendants not having th
appearance and IL appearing by satisfactory evidence we
are not inhabitants OF this Commonwealth, TIE mon
plaintiff, by COUNSEL Il is ORDERED. That the SAID dei,nI
appear here the first Monday in April next bria rue -
the plaintiffs bill; and that copy OF tins otae,
with inserted IN the Richmond Enquirer for two mo"''F
svey, and that another copy be posted At the ifon o"
Court house OF this county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-01

IN cEANCERY-At an Intervening Court begun ana Ee a
for Essex county, tie Count house, IN Iapianh0'" ="
The 2lSt day If February, 1872; Plaintiff
Benjamin H. Munday, i'''''"
r, and aria his wife, who, before marriage, was
a ia Iundny Polly Richard, Jenny, Caty and Adam Bihday'
MARIA bu"""9' 'o"!' Defendants:
an;s moi having entered their appearances ana II appearing
Iou y satisfactory evidence hat Lfy are mol
g III mnonwea,- tie motion OF the plaintiff, IL Is or
o. rla, The said defendants do appear here The third Mon
iny in May neNt, and answer INC planin ni a "a t
~ ls civ Of Richmond months successfully and that
another copy thereof be posted at ne oh oof oil he Coa
house of this county No.,
JAMES ROY MicoU, Js., ck.
March Il 'Oo-"o"
~ 1:u ,ycERY.-Y,sorsrA:-M Rules held in lir Clerk
,bs circuit superior Law aud Chancery fol
, nnty If CAROLINE tie 7tl day of February, is2:
William Pare,
Samuel G. Thornton and Edwin lunsforl Deiensanis !:
rhe defendant Samuel G 1horaon not having entered n'
and given security according 10 tie act OF assenbl!
and the Of this Count and APPEARING ny II J.
ordered That the said defendant appear before INC Judge Of OIL
said Court the Court house. on rhe hss, aay Oh Tue nl
and answer the OF The lin aud that copy OF is oce
be forthwith inserted in some published 10 re-, cry to
Richmond months ccessveiy aad po'ted az me rom
don of lie Court house OF this county
"N'r' RoBT IUDGIS, c. c.
March s7-wsw
~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Rules held in the Crrk'o Of
ire fhr Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancery for The
the seventh day Of February, ISL
George W. Randolph, adm of Lewis Randolph, Plaintiff:
against
J,bn eth John Smith Nicholas, and anuthcr Defendants:
The defendants named not having entered their appear
,rc aud given security according the AT Of Assembly ana
lie Rules of this Court and it appearing, by satisfactory esi
deuce that they inhabitants oi this Commonwealth II
i ordered That the said defendants appear the Rules be
held on In. first Monday May ana the bill of The
plaintiff and that Il copy Of this order be imthw inserted II
some newspaper published tie City of Richmond, for two
months ocessvcy and posted at the front door Of the Capo
in the said City. a C"iy-Iestr, .... :,
Feb 10 co-wew