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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-25

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p-r-,y So,emb,r, SO. J. L. III. &. Langley, >
Chatham AIN r,' article In the presen, number Of ths hr"'aw
inc ieS = n, rorry's reren, work on the Climate OF me , me
States, j. ny Il ,a II 's es, ,Fn and ,%hcuehiialiy studied. o.r,
Alexander Ey-rei, contributes an eNcelir,, !" aninr rbr
fnnerai " :" in in a snirl oil bitterness towards Goethe Mii''
In,n,,ses "a. 80 universal mas bten 'e Mui"a ill., ~. un,r mn
,:oe,he. thai we thought il Wa . crime 10 eueA''" ~ w
I'VE extract 4 few specimens, wi'eh ma ''' "'"
Tells some imror'aG: ita!n-;
an MI ms works-,le more than hity tones
+ seek n vain 20 find q single place
Wherein a word of Kindly counsel c"'nrs
In earnest love 10 thy owa Getinin race.
The people hung upon thy iip--lhey loon
With eager open mou;h whsiey1i rHnie, lok
RI, lhou, poor, selfish soul! wo1ld.st never ~
p,.ond ihi self II was 4 SIN and shame
ina, Inv ow iaiherland for thee was VI l "a"e'
.pu, thou. wla. has, thou done win all ,ne powers
Which lavish Nature waited on NY s"hE
Hhat ohjec, hadst tioa in my haslie;t ho"''
OF Inspiration, hnt the paltry goal,
Thysel? What hasi thou brought 10 pas 20 ""'"'
Tor mans Improvement, country. liberty.
MA INV cold bosom, honI thy earliest youth,
.rhrouph all thy long career Of ei2bty-three
Long years, bestow one ,hrob on suffering Germany
oThy h,sy though, explored all sciences
And arts; Thy busy pen explained 'e whoio
fayr one--one only that most searching gaze
Passed unobserved-,he science oil the soul
Thnn. to whom nothing else remained unknown
Iy,r, .ui a stranger 10 the better part
Of DIV own nature-never bseath'dsta ione'
with all lhy mastery in thy minstrel ar,
Tha, told OF Love 10 Man, deep rooted Ia 10! HeaH'
uCsrmsn in tll- alone, If nausht beside,
IL va, thy ruling passion To possess
The nft at once our nations cu:Se ana pfide-
The boosted, .fath -ifuySidedHtsS.
Th- German ioau,s with sa;chel III MS han"'
And brin: . in pomp laborious nothings nome
From every field of learning, whlie the III"
He calls his own. is crushed beneath ~ ","m
OF thi.iy yrannies--the scorn oil Chfsle"uo"'
0Carnans like thee know all things Thoroughly
Exccp; This. that they are German born:
Heroic with pen in hand, they calmly see
Their native Germany To irignitn tS 'o'h'
And never stf a finger; poorly vain
OF useless lore, they want The. generous gov
O.. the true spirit, AMI with foad di'dalh
JieN frcrl their ianciri hclHnts, az luHe ht""
Their notice, the grea, 'cere oil human wea' a"' VIZ
$50 great and 70, 50 Hi!s. Ecrn Il King
In Minds unhouGdsd Empire, thou must be
A minister at Weunar. Born TO ting
The fe,ters OF ty mighty minsiielsy
O,er charmed Europe, thou mast condeSeeiu
To ulav the mental; never satisfied
That thou vert noble, iii thy august 'tltnd,
IN. Mos, Transparent ti.3ness, certified
The fact, and round tLy neck two yaidS Of tnnoh az"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-25

THRUST sAL.E.-Pursuant to the provisions Of n Deed Of Trust,
i executed by Tobt. b. Corbin 10 Samuel c. Scott ana James
E. Luck, and duly recorded in Tie Clerks Office OF Caroline
County Court, In order 10 secure 4 certain snm Of money theIein
specified, |, as acting Trustee, will proceed To sell, on Tuesday,
the 2th OF december next, at Brannans Store, IN the county "i
Caroline, a Tract Of Land, known by the name OF Hard Bargain.
containing l2l acres, more or less, fur cash. Upon tins iiaet oi
land isa good dwelling horge and 4 tolerahiy good orchard. The
quality Of the land is good, having formerly been sold for s26 so
per acre. The title 10 This land - indisputahe but, acting as
Trustee, shall convey only such title "a is vested In me.
s. c. SCOTT, Acting Trustee.
Or, 81 4S-wtds
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GREAT B.RGAlN IN I.aND.-1he subscriber having deter,
VI mined iotemove TO The State of Missouri, will sell the Trac'
of Land In III county Of Caroline, upon which he at present re-
sides, containing about twelve hundred acres. This land is To-
Gated ahou, tw miles from Chesterfield Depot, on the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad, In 4 neighborhood remark
able Tor good l,aI;h and good society, being cqni distant from
Richmond an. Fredericksburg, aud about thirty miles from
either place. The improvements consist of a large and con.
venienl dwelling house, with six rooms above !he basement and
two in the basement, an excellent granaIy, shielded on three sides,
n large tobaccobarn, 20 by ~, framed, and built out Of the best
material; cabin, and all other necessary out houses for a large
family, all newand IN good repair. There is upon the land two
good apple orchids and two dwelling houses, so that il might, if
necessary, be dTidei into two farms Of six hundred acres each.
There is In the lard an excellent well OF water, operated by n
pump, and 4 god Spring not far distant. The quality of The land
il as coed and erlaPs better than any in The neiehborhood.-
Running ihrnuglii is a large creek, ahurding not less than one
hundred acres oivery valuable NAT land, inferior 10 none, besides
some valuable swamp land. About three hundred acres Is now
in original growu, heavily timbered with oak and pine. This
situation would e 4 very fine location for 4 Lawyer, and would
afford n fine pracice. A further description is deemed nnneces-
sary, as iii l. presumed n person wishing to purchase will first e1-
anime for himself The terms will be made easy. l will take
pleasure in shewiis the Land 10 persons who may wish to FUR
chase. FRANCIS w. SCOTT.
NV & 5l-w;f
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A DEMONSTRATORS SAI.E-Will he sold, At public auction,
= OH Thursday, the 10Th Of December next, at Louisa Court
house, nine likely negroes TALL yoangl belonging 10 The Estate "f
Albert Boxley, deceased, consisting of one man, who mas been
nj lie Carpenters uade for the last two years, one woman, 'he
re-, of them hoys aud girls. A credit Of twelve months viii b.
given, the purchasers giving bond with approved security;
John GRAVES, Administrator of Albert Boalsy. dec'd.
". II. All persons having claims against The above Estate are
requested to present them To The subscriber, properly anihenii-
Gated, IN order that they may be- settled. Also, all persons, IN
d-bied Ia The Estate, are requested 10 make immediate payment,
rs indulgence cannot be given.
JOHN GRAVES, Admir-. Of A. Borley, deed.
r.aan. rnrnt Nnu Ii hi-Mths
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3i3i2 prIzes-am0nniingt 10 Se90,s5J
Tickets s~l5-haivrs 7 50-qnarters3 2 7J-ei2lihs ] e..
The price OFT certificate Of n package Of N Whole tickets in
the above splendid Lottery is only 500; a certificate Of &c halves
only SlG0; a certificate of 2G quarters only $50; n certificate Of q
eighths only q; and q certificate ofa package may draw tile -four
highest prizes.
Tickets and shares and certificates Of packages in the above
Brilliant Lottery constantly for sale, in the greatest variety Of
numbers, at The office Of The Managers, on Main, 2nd door below
corner Main aud l4th streets, Richmond, Va.
All orders by mail will meet the most prompt attention, and rs
soon rs the drawing is over an account OF II will he sent 10 all
who order from III. Address
LG. GREGORY & CO., Managers, Richmond, Va.
Nov. Ia J;-wh
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IN Observation-Disclosures Rules held in The Clerks VI
i flee of The Circn't Superior Court OF Law and Clancery OF Not
toway county, the ST.. day Of October, 1912:
Francis Barnes and Amelia J. his wife, Plaintiff:
against
John y Royal, late Sheriff Of Not,oway county, and Admins.
traitor of Richard Epes, deceased, and Administrator dr. honi'
non with the will annexed Of Isaac Winfrse, deceased, Francis
Fitzgerald, Samuel d. Jeter, individually and Administrator 81
Thomas Clarke, deceased, Isaac Oliver, Archibald 4. Campbell,
William Il. Johnson, Administrator OF Edmund Joiry, deceased,
Bartelo, r. Todd, Asa Oliver, individually and Executor Of Peter
Epes. deceased, William B. Irby, lshon c. Lnndy, Administrator
Of Austin Watkins, dessased, Charles Y. Carter, William $.
DECEASED, Isane Winf,ee, William yerser, and Martha D. his
and Louisa F. his wife, John Bass and Mary L his wife, aud Jo-
seph p. Booker and Ann c. his wife, DEFENDANTS:
The defendant, John D. Royal, late Sheriff Of Noltoway coun
ty, and Administrator Of Richard Epes, deceased, and Admins.
traitor de bonis non with the will annexed Of Isaac Wihfree, de-
ceased, John Bass and Mary E. his wife, and Joseph p. Booker
and Ann c. his wife, not having entered their appearance and
given Sc .urity, according TO the act Of Assembly aud TIE rules Of
this Cour, aud it appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they
are not inhabitants of this country, II is ordered, Thar The said
defendants do appear here, at The rules TO he held for the said
Court, on the first Monday in April next, and answer the hill Of
the plaintiffs; and that a copy of this order be forthwith inserted
In some newspaper published in the city of Richmnnd, or town
of Petersburg, for two months successfully, and posted At the
front door of the Courthouse Of this county.
A Copy-Teste,
F. FITZGERALD, C. C.
Nov II 5f-Nsw
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VALUABLE RESIDENCE IN HANOVER FOR SALE.
FINDER full aunority vested in US by our father, DIR. Joseph
= NJ. Sheppard, nc will sell. on the 18th day of December next,
if fair, if moi, the rst fair day thereafter, publicly, on the premi-
>s, the tract Of lal on which lie now resides, called Glencairn,
lying on the NcwDInd river, in Hanover county, three miles
from the Fork Chuch, seven miles from Taylorsylle Depot, on
the Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad, and between four
and five miles ffonthe Louisa Railroad. II ia an excellent tract
of land, coniaininlabont $50 acres, of 4 very impnveable soil,
with q clay foundation, and having many facilities for improve
rnent. 1t has on it,ne OF the largest and hes, brick dwellings in
all this part OF the oan,ry, ine orchards, garden, n wen of ex,,
convenience for a 'amily. 1t is situated, TOO, in a heaihy and
nsrrta6ie reighborhsd An opportunity rarely occurs Of purehas-
ing = q desirable a reidence and SO good a firm. Terms of sale
viii be rs follows: )ne third Of the purchase money will be re-
qnired in casli-for be remainder, we will endeavor to suit the
convenience Of The ~prchaser, provided bonds be executed for the
payment OF 1t, bearng interest from date, and secured on the
property. Posse.sio, will be given on the lst January next
Persons wishing 10 I~Ichase are invited TO view the premises be-
fore the day Of sale One of the subscribers may be always
found on the spot. In the same day, we will offer for sale, on q
credit of six months the stock Of horses, mules, cattle, sheep,
hogs, &C., and, also, he crops Of corn, oats, fodder, &C., and the
plantation utensils oevery description.
JAMES SHEPPARD,
J. w. SHEPPARD.
Oct. % 50-wt1DG2awt}s
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JAMES SHEPPARD,
]. w. SHEPPARD.
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Il TWO Deeds Of Trus from Thomas NJ. Harris to us, the one
dated the 4h day of Juie, 1912, to the undersigned, R. F. Graves
month, 10 the undersigned, Rob.r, Wren, jr, and Hannibal Iar-
rr, both Of which deed were duly recorded in the Clerks Office
poses in said deeds meEioned, proceed to sell, al public auction,
for cash, AT The residere Of said Thomas NJ. Harris, near Sub
Der next, if fair, if not, n the next fair day thereafter, two tracts
or parcels Of Land, nrI each other, one containing lA acres.
and the other containin 1874 acres, being portions Of the land
formerly owned by Dr. lsancls Harris, deceased, lying on James
the same place, we shailproeeed TO sell, upon the terms sfore-
said, all The personal pnptry conveyed by one of said deeds,
CO insisting Of two negro women and three children, three horses,
one COW, two calves, Q isifers, ls hogs, all the household and
kitchen furniture and fsning tools and utensils of every kind
belonging to the said Thopas NJ. Ilarris. The title 10 all The pro.
perry, real apd personal, il believed to be good, but we shall sell
and convey a. Trustees oily. r. I. GRAVES,
re. WREN, JR, Trustees.
HANL. HARRIS
Nav, 10 yl-w3w
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n the United States Court for tho Eastern District o i"
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n the United States Court for tho Eastern Dnine'" ''
Alb October, 1872: III. ,ip d
IN the matter Of Bankruptcy Of r. w. Ihln'eI, I"
L Richmond, in the Eastern Virginia District. p,,s,uet /"
The said &. ". Hunter, who has been d e. hs i% i q
this Cont, having filed a petition, praying if ~, snsaarrr pHai
ed'in The city of Richmond, seventy days ayr, a. |. , ,.ss on Il The sad !.
lion, al The United states Court Room. In The Guy !, -. nnr4s'
and all creditors who have proved their debts - n | AMI .h."
cause, II any they have, why The prayer Of tie sH -
should not be granted.
os'" 4i-ap"
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7 N NEAR RICHMOND FOR sALE-Tbes ubscripr n n
IL sell, at public auction, to the highest bidder, on hon".,' +
iah day OF December next, if fair, Otherwise, the nrM .%' H.,
thereafter, the Farm on which he resides, 10 the COUNTY v =
rico, situated about four miles below the city OF kichHi."a \
tween the New Bridge and Williamsburg Stage road, I. 40 ~ ,cn-
healthy, intelligent and moral ne ighborliood, co"tainims y :. sr
about 60 Of which is firstrate mud land, with ten or t"e. Il,
well se, IN herds eriss. the balance EASILY reclaimed. y y" "a
land is well adapted 10 the growth Of corn, oats, whra,, -
licnlarly red clover, one. fourth Of which Is cleared, lr uIiA
Astounding In pine aud oak wood, which, on account oil u /"
guilty TO Richmond, ], very valuable, two loads OF when a are
made with ease TO the city per day. The Improvement -. :,
two story building, 32xa0 feet, built Of the best materials, ava
tireIy new with 4 basement story above the ground OF pneh'r
MI necrssary out houses, mostly new. There Is IN ts 9 9l
never failing well Of IS god water rs any below thr blo an !. r
TEsMs oY sALE.-One. third Of the purchase money W., 10
auired in cash, the balance In iW0 equal annual layn.m,I i
purchasers giving bonds, hearing interest from The ~ = oy u
mary, ls43, with 4 deed Of trust on the properly % raRhE
credit payments. w AID.
Nov. III -
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ELSoN GREEN FEMALE EMINARY-The School hereto
II fore conducted at EIson Green, 10 Caroline, by the late Mrs
Sarah Talafcrro, will he continued the ensuing year under the
charge OF Mr. and Mrs. Tod, commencing on the 18th Of January
and terminating on III" 18Th Of Dseember following, allowing the
month Of August rs vacation. The present PTrcepttess, MlSs
Louisa Webb, will continue TO give instruction in all the branch
es OF 40 English Education, together with French and Music.
7trms-For Board aud Tuition ia English branches per session
OF 10 months, payable half in advance, SlOt
Candles, towels, &c, :
French, II
Music, and use Of Piano, 81
N. 3. No deduction made, except in cases OF sickness.
Address-lIanover Courthouse.
JOHN B. o
Nov. IL -2awtf
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Nay, 10

TEN DOLLARS REWlRD.-Stayed from Taylor's Ferry,
L near Hanover Cour-hGse, about the lst OF June last, two
recoiieo,ed about them. / I'LL give the above reward for them
if delivered 10 me, near IiaIpver Courthouse, or To Messrs. Wos.
them, or such information . will enable the subscr bcr TO gel
them. ROBERT TAYLOR.
Nov. IL 5I-w1w
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COUNTY COURT, Sept. Il, Isia.-on III. H.
T. tion cr joseph SIunaie and Martha {. his wifi, 10 hayr n
nuncupnlivc will of Ca,i,arine J.. Lane, deceased, proved, III
ordered, that Alfred =. Lane Of Fnuquier county, William n
Lane Of Prince William county, Elizabeth Wren Of Fnuysr''.
county, Mary ". Lane Of FairfaX county, Francis Iane Of A.,
andria, in the District of Columbia. Julia Lane OF Prince WILLIE
county, Abraham Cox and alarialI his wife OF The town
Fredericksburg. Mortimer Ford and ADELAIDE his wife of FAM,
county, Susanna Garrard of Fairfax connty. Fayrttr Buck an
his wife Of Prince William county, cornelia Pcake Of Nis,our
Ellen Mcdonald, wife d Mcdonald Of Missouri, Sa.s,
Mccabe, wife Of - McCabe Of Missouri, William II. r,,r
OF Missouri, Dewitt Lane OF Kentucky, Helen Lane Of farra..
county, aud James Lane Of faugnier county, he suminon-l a
appear here on the LIST day Of No&tmhrr Court, 1872, tia, Is. ga
The 4ih Monday in said month, 10 show cause againsi ,i- poi.
of said runcupa:i,e will, and Contest ibe same, If they gira.
And il Is further directed, that 4 copy OF this order BE- Inth.h,
in the Richmond enquirer, 4 pcprr printed IN tie city 81 gaL
mond, until the ih Monday in November next.
A~Copy-Teste,
Al. MARSHALL, c.
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ITO TEAcHERs.-RUMFoRD ACADEMY FOR s~ALE-The
L subscriber wishes 10 sell this desirable residence and yaina-
Bile property, situated In King William county, In one Of the
healthiest sections Of Eastern vrginia-indeed, this place has
for more than twenty years been proverbial for health. There
are two excellent buildings, one of wood and the other Of brick
the latter containing two Lecture rooms and eight lodging rocE,s,
sufficiently large for The accommodation Of 81 bO1rders.. The
neigLborhood Is very populous. and a teacher well qualified 10
give instruction in such branches =. are ssualiy taught Ia pre-
There Is attached 10 the Academy a Farm, containing l30 acres
ofland, about IS or 40 Of which are cleared, and Of great fer
tiiiiy, yielding from a5 TO 50 bushels nf corn per acre.
If this property should NOT be disposed OF privately before the
18th day uf December next, IL will on that day be sold at public auc
very accommodating.
Add'Hs-AylsHs, King William, Virginia,
No7.4 3lzMa
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TNFiRMARY OF THE RICHMOND MEDICAL. roihb'
i Persons tailoring under di,enses OF any kind, not conta:"-
are admitted In this institution nj the following rates:
For any period not exceeding six weeks, rhae p'a'Ae y !
per week. eotored do. AT ST. For any period exceeding ~
a deduction OF ST per week is made In every case. M,
The above charges include board, nursing, medicines, me-
attendance. surgical operations, and every necessary a".
There are separate wards for the different clas-es OF r''r"
and the accommodations are ample and complete III e'o'
spect. An.
Two Of the Professors Of the ColIege wish the Institution = y
one having charge Of the Surgical wards and The other" W
deal. The lying in ward is under the charge of the Puirs"@
Obstetrics. In all important cases the Faculty Of the Co's
called In consultation. -.
Gentlemen sending servants from the country TO the inuins
are expected te give a city reference. Letters should be a'O'
ed TO the President Of the infrmary. .y
Dec. 90 W-rN-
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n NJ. Hoyt & Co.., Lottery and Exchange Office,
nInIM0NU- -

NIoNEy is said To be scarce in The country. This is no, at all
WI surprising, This matter can he easily Iemedied. Only send
10 Howl K Co.. as formerly, for tickets. and Your pockets shall he
lined with cA,m. We have come 10 te determination TO put a
sion 10 these complaints. and if yon will only forward your orders
for tickets, the thing shall be fixed directly. We have splendid
schemes daily. Prizes. from ) TO THIRTY THOUSAND, continually
on hand. We hope to have the pleasure Of answering an order
irom nil our old patrons, and others, who have mol been patrons.
Please direct Immediately TO the lucky vendors,
HOYT & CO., Richmond, Va.
n. B.-PIease note the following Schemes for November:
ONLY read the Schemes below, and you can't help buying q
~ Ticket.
3 prizes OF 80, 900, amounting TO $I5,OO0!
VIRGINIA LEEsBURG LOTTERY, Class q. Tor le4a, to be
drawn a, Alexandria, Virginia, on Saturday, The 10th OF Novein-
Der, 1872.
of sa5, 000) 3 prizes Of prize of Sa,aI
nj coz ONl s25 0O are 81 priZrs Of 1000
oc ca, mn S75 coo 50 300
nrizco nj 100 50 go
a 5000 100 200
&c. &c.
Certificates Of Packages Of % Whale Tickets, $3.50 90
N liz Of Half do. Is 90
d.. do. &C Quarter do. % SO
oc, OF 4s-wtd
J. &. GREGORY y Co., Managers.
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tn at:
H., n Justice Cf the Peace for the --- aforesaid,
do hereby Gritty that ---, whose name ~ above sub
scribrd rs a attesiins witness, personally appeared before me in
my --- aforesaid, and made oath, that the above
named -, -, whose names are
subscribed apailirs 10 the above letter of attorney, acknowledged
the same in resrnce OF The said witness, ny their act and deed.
Witness n. hand and seal this - day OF E., eighteen
hundred and--.
---, tseal.l
40. M ION
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1i,il2 prizes, amounting TO sssa,9S1
Nov. II 5i-wu
IN CHANCERY.-viEcisIA:-In Holloway County Court, Ord
l November, 1912:
Boiling Robertson, William Robertson, Iittleton T. Robertson,
Sally Watson, formerly Robertson, widow Of John Watson, de-
ceased, Ann d. Robertson, Mary IS. Robertson, Thomas o. Dear.
ing and Julia A. his wife, formerly Julia A. Robertson, Mary Ro-
brrtson widow OF William Robertson. deceased, Alien Robert
son, Paschal I. Robertson, Peter n. Robertson, Mary Watson,
formerly Robertson, and wife Of Wilfred Watson, deceased, and
John Roberts and Dolly his wife, formerly Dolly RoirItson,
against Plaintiffs:
Maloyr W. Robertson and u. r. Anderson, Executors Of Ar.
cher Robertson, deceased, and in their own rights, John A. Ro-
ber;son, lanes II. RobertSon, Vim. A. Robertson, Henry &. J-n-
nings and May his wife, formerly Mary Robe rtson, and Bnrwell
Harrison and Eliza his wife, formerly Eliza Robertson, William
Jennings and Nancy his wife, formerly Nancy Robertson, Joseph
Robertson, Daniel Robertson ard - Mcdaniel and Wealthy
his wife, formerly Robertson, Edward Robertson ard irlveuon
Robertson and others, children of James u. Robertson, deceased,
D%rfpndams:
This day came the plaintiffs, By their Counsel, and filed their
bill against the defendants, aud the defendants, Joseph Robert
son, Daniel Robertson, - Mcdaniel and Wealthy his wife,
Yelverton Robertson and the children of James ID. Robertson,
deceased, whose names are unknown, and Rnrwcil X. Harrison
and Eliza his wife, not having entered their appearance and 81
this Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they
are not inhabitants Of this country, 1t IL ordered, Thai the said
defendants do appear here on the first day of the next February
term of this Court and answer the bill of The plaintiffs; and that
i copy nf this order he forthwith inserted in some new spapcr pub
lished in the city OF Richmond for two months snccrssively, and
posted al the front door Of the Court house OF this county.
A C~opy-Teste,
F. FITZGERALD, {. {.
Nov. IL 5-ws~