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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-29

NOVEMBER IL, 1912.
seatyou letter the first part Of this week. with lit.
tie money in it, am fearful Il has been Intercepted
to hnOw M sisc
ea as leave tho city next week for few day
and wanted it TO take with me. wanted merely new
cuff button holes repaired sleeves made large
possible pockets and cuffs bouod and pressed andb rush
ed Off Nov as you receive this write immediate
ly If you caunot do il for SO that will have
WIN. H. SHARP.
No2
Sharpe TO Miss Mary Waldron.
NOVEMBER 10, lSA2
MyDsar Mary wish YOU would cause the coat TO he
home provided Mrs Ven has taken it with her
am devilished maj ! canno, write much. will call
at proper se aud the coat you cannot send
want to know IL Mrs. Van ha, left for -fs,, do
you intend to remain under the circumstances
Yours afec'''na's'y, WIN. II. SHARP.
Mr. JORDAN OH scts this letter being irrelevant
and not having any immediate connection with Mrs Van
THK couar allows the letter to be read.
No.3.
Sharpe 10 Miss Mary Wdidron.
NOVEMBER 4th, ls42.
My Dear Mary received yours Of the 81 last evening
and before con sent your sending the letter
desire msst have personal interview with you. Mr.
Jones, Mary s educated man. Knowing the customs oil
all grades OF society must say thst foolish statageu
cannot be played of upon him without Certain detection
Where can you say have goneths he will not be apt
to and see you well know he would not mind
comply with your request, but must first see You an
gsng to Williamsburg this afternoon, at about before
P. at which time pass the house, please have 70
window blinds nearest Mr. Kngslands fix in the room
occupied by Mrs Van signal that he is not at home
mean used to fix the parlour .nes and also h,
resdy at that hour TO walk lew blocks with roe cad
will then have opportunity Of knowing all and arrange
every thing. Yours, afect'y,. :,
II the blinds are not FIX will not approach the house
say nothing 10 little Mary. WM II. SEARP.
SAMUEL A. i. SHoSNsRp, sworn-l resided ~ Bush
wick Tor three years. during all the time Mr.. Van Colt
resided ct Willismsburgh; an grocer doing bus'nef'
this city, In the house or Beers Bolton, as clerk up
wardso Of ear; have been married now four years
and have known Van Colt aud hs wife since my mar
rage; visiting terms; only recollaot lheii
visiting az my house but ouce; called on them oocs
sionay. We boarded there for about year. in eNbe
$50 or 4n; IL IVES in Williamsburg.
Odd Mr.. Ven Colt and his wre i've happily togt
therso far as you had an opportunity to see
A-rhey did; the affection displayed by each 70 u q
other warm, not mere cold res ect.
Q-Doyeu know oil any exception to that warm ahee
ion during the time you boarded theref
A-There was not.
Cfoss.ex AHMED by Mr. JopoAN-Were you In butint q
l ON your own account at Bushwickf
i Ayes.
o-what psr OF the house Of Van Colt did you occu
Iryf
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-06-10

to acton. They have now an excellent
opportunity to manifest their devotion to
the ciuse, aud we cannot doubt but that
they viii do it. And we would cali upon
Col. Williams too, if the democratic press
have not vet lost his ear. We would en-
treat him to pause in bis course, to retrace
his seps and recall his llb.timed, iniudi-
ciousand Suicid0 annunciaiion of himself
as an''independent" candidate: he cannot
be elected it he runs on "his own hook, !"
he stands no earthly chance of it, And
the wigs will not take him up. Let him
not "hy that hattering JUNCTION TO his soul"
he differs with the democratic party on
the bond question, but surely that differ
ence ought not 10 drive him 70 a course
calculated to divide and defeat the party
with which he has always acted on nation
al politics. Let him remember and take
warning from the example and fate OF
Judge White, of Tennessee. If he con-
tinues in his present position, and persists
in running againstthe regular nominee, he
will inevitably become estranged from
his party, and lose all chance of future
promotion. We hope thatit is notyettoo
late for him to take the shack track
Prudence and patriotism alike require it
of him.
We have nothing to fear but our own
divisions, and he is no true democrat or
patriot who will not do all in his power to
promote harmony in our ranks. Let us
buckle our shields together, and in Mace
DOMAIN phalany, march to the polls next
November, and great and glorious vic
tory viii most assuredly crown our efforts.
The wings are already becoming fright
ened at the prospect before them, and as
soon as they find that we have selected a
ticket which will give general satisfaction
TO the party, they will fly inglorlonsly
from the field.
(Coi,mJus Democrat.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-06-10
J. PERKINS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SION.

We are much pleased to learn that the
best and mostconclliatory feeling peryades
the Democratic party in the south. OuI
friends there seem willing to yield any
thing--eyery thing but principle, in order
to restore harmony in our ranks. Their
language Is let US hold new convention
select other candidates; if necessary, dc
away with the ticket altogether nominated
by the convention in February last, and
select new one. Their only object is
the success of the cause. They 90 fol
measures not men. Will not this patriot
ic feeling be responded to at the north
will not our friends there unite cordially,
zealously i'll getting up another convention
in order to heal the dlssensions which I'M
happily prevails in our ranks?--we hope
so--we believe so. Marshall, Pontotoc
and Tippah, and the other Chickasaw
counties, have fought too long and efIi-
ciently IN our cause to desert us now
They stood by us nobly in the disastrous
defeat Of 40 and they helped us to gain
the brilliant victory of Al. We want
their aid now-not a cold, reluctant aid,
but hearty efficient co-operation-we
must beat the wings in November, but in
order to do it the north must act with us.
The south now holds out the olive branc A.
She says to the north, we were the first
to move IN getting up the convention last
winter; that convention unfortunately did
not give YOU satisfaction Now make
the first movement yourselves, Appoint
delegates and select a time for holding an,
other convention, and we will meet YOU.
We will sit down and reason with you as
men and patriots engaged in the same
cause, and devoted to the same principles.
We will permit no little bickorings--no
sectional feelings to enter into our deliber-
atoms, We will forget what has been.
done and said, and look only to what.
ought nor to be done in order to ensure
the success ofoF party.
Such, we learn, is the feeling prevail
ing among our friends at the south, and we
are assured that all the nominees Of the
late convention cordially unite in it. Are
all willing to submit their names to a new
convention and they will give its nomina.
tons jealous support. We look now
to the north for immediate and active
in this matter, and we will
call upon our friends there to hold meet
ings without delay, appoint delegates and
select time for holding another conven-
ton. We call upon the Guard and the
Tribune to send forth notes of preparation
md rouse up the democracy Of the north
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-06-10
REMINGTON, MISSISSIPPI.
Saturday, June 10, 1913.

EI-We are authorised to 2pnunce D.
Il. Owen, Esq, of Tchula, as candidate
for Judge of the Probate Court of Holmes
county, at the ensuing November elec-
ton.
May 10. IS pr So, paid.
We are authorized to announce BEN'
ERLY d. SCOTT as candidate ior
Clerk of the Probate Court of Holmes
county, at tke ensuing November cleo
ton.
We are authorized to announce JOHN
l.. HAYNES, as candidate for CLERK
of the Probate Court of Holmes county, a
the ensuing November election.
We are authorized to announce JOHN
d. WYATT, the present incumbent, as
candidate for reelection for Sheriff OF
Holmes county, at the November elec-
ton.
We are authorized to announce JO-
SEPH ID. WILLIAMS, as Z candidate
for Tax Collector OF Holmes county, at
the ensuing November election.
We are authorized to announce SAM
UEL c. BANS, as a candidate for Tax
Collector of Holmes county, at the ensu-
ing November election. 4
We are authorized to announce Joseph
Walton, the present incumbent, as a can
didate for reelection to the office of Clerk
of the Circuit Court of Holmes county, at
the ensuing November election.
We are authorized to announce John T.
Williams, sen'r, the present incumbent as
as a candidate for reelection to the office
of Judge of the Probate Court at the No
vember election.
June 10.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-06-10
Safe ian Bankruptcy.
W WILL sell at the Court lIouse in
"a Lexington. on the ~

III WILL sen AT the Court dIouse ia
"a Lexington, on the
2Oh day Of lime inst,
the following debts, &c.. assets Of Johr
r. Williams, who has been duly declared
a Bankrupt, to wit.
VIM. Burrow 500 81, DR.. German
Baker | | 33, VIM. Brazille lG SO. Gov.
ington Il Calhoun Is 3s, GEORGE II
Livingston 8, Harris g. Bib, Drake Es.
It's d Go. 7s, Henry Humphis G 60
b. T. Taylor 10, Charles Stewart s O6
Jno. A. Cummings "a Al, lie Rector
81 80, $. 5. b. Fields rs 43, Thomas
W. Brown f6 4G, Richard O. Kaiye 90,
Jno. g. VIM. McCallister 25, B. F,
Comfort 30, p. Donan 8 so, M. M.
Bregan ! | 80, shares in Tombigbv
Rail Road Bank 100, George Dyass / II
40, j. II. Cooper 10, Samuel Swisher
GA AZ, Bell, Williams a. Moore 3l3
I95, b. W. .. Neal Al "a, Onea g.
Armstrong Is 27, T.. A. Oneal is rs,
/ O. II. Millikin 7, Isaac Cassels 10 l6.
| G. Hightower 81 n, Peter W. Weeks
lI5 30, Joel A. Tracey IL 95, Jeptha
Weeks II SO, DR.. b. G. Harris 81 25.
M. NJ. Brigham's Receipt 1890 ST, Geo.
NJ. Mullen do ss7 80, Thos. w. Wig
/ gin 200, p d w. Mayo's Receipt 1863
~, Gray & Thornton, do. 600, Jacob
NeilI 81 70, Edwin SIadc 7 81, II. S.
Taylor 60 81, A. J. Hodge 407 81,
Thos. Brown 65 81, Same Receipt 66l
3s, Acee & Grant do 7,4O4 70, NJ. l.,
Fitch, do. IS 81, Ii. III. Fultz, Do
1874 90, ]. j. Niche, do, l42 SO, J,
I +. Foute do. $50, Spencer Wadlingtor
e. VIM. N. Sparks, Judgment GIG 76
Jesse Wadingtoa note 9,553 SO, Henry
Bell & n. ]. Moore 1871 SO. G. L.
Acee q others 3,4l3 A, VIM. II. Nave
Receipt GS2 80, A. G.. McNuu Do
100 II, Mason q Norcom do, l.4I2
70, Tapp IL Mcneil do. 24 rs, Dick
erson e. Boyaliin do. 2,546 81. w. II
Mayo's Receipt 1900, Kennedy Harring
ton 256 10, Thos. b. Jones and other,
$50, Augustus Boyd 10, A. B. Saun
dcrs 8, Board of Police 6, Alonzo &
Wyche 81, W. B. Whitfield 90 80, J
NJ. Smith 6 II, Jane Smith 50, lobe
Taylor 25, Peter Kennard a. W. j, Per
kins 1856. Sundry fees due me as Auor
ney and as Magistrate of Holmes county
y Negroes, Grace and PIasco. Nariou,
small debts and divers contingent claims
mentioned in the schedule of. Williams
Also sundry debts made in 1872 q 4,
+. $. HUNT,
Assignee in Bankruptcy.
June |, 1872. % tbs
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-06-10
NOTICE.

~ FILTERS of Administration hay,
MA inc been granted to the undersigned
at tho june term 1913, Of the Hon. Court
of PFobates of holmes county, on the
estate of williamson Lowe deceased, no.
tee is hereby given to all persons having
or holding claims against said decedants
estate, to present them within the tune
limited by law, or the same will be for
ever barred, and those indebted will make
immediate payment,
w. n. MCGEE, .4dmr.
June 10, CIV
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-06-10
DIED

Near Richland, in this county, on the
5thmstant, James NJ. Cothran, Of pleurisy
aged about "a years.
In this place, on the sth instant, John
Robert, infant son of Levi and Araminta
Ray, aged about Is months, "Su66r
HtHe children TO come unto me, md for
bid them not, for Of such is the kingdom
Of heagen."
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-06-10

Col. MATTHEWs.-We omitted to state
in our last, that the dilemma which we
we're in few weeks since, in relation to
the disposition made of the funds, received
by Col. Matthews while acting as treasu-
rer, had been satisfactorily removed, by a
brief and lucid explanation made by that
functionary upon his return to the capitol;
when he was preparing to leave Jackson,
for the purpose of attending court in some
of the northern counties, he counted the
money received by him, in presence of
Governor Tucker, and Mr.. Galloway,
Secretary Of State; secured it and deposit
ed it in the Treasurer's Office, where it
was found safe on his return. We make
this simple statement Justice to him, be-
cause we are aware Of the many base ca
!umnies which have been promulgated to
his prejudice. Col. Matthews has ever
been found an efficient, capable, honestI
officer, and we believe, has generally Civ
en- satisfaction TO all persons who have
had any official dealing with him, and he
well merits a reelection to the office of
Auditor.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-06-10

gTgTThe State Convention Of South
Carolina was held on the 22d ult., nomi-
usting unanimously, John {. Calhoun,
for the Presidency, They are in favor OF
MAY, lS44, as the time for holding the
National Convention; they appointed +.
Ii. fillmore and +. w. Pickens, 10 repre-
sent them, The other members of the
Convention will be elected from their re-
spectiyo Congressional districts. They
are in favor of electing delegates by dis
uicts, and vote per capite in the conven-
ton. The convention should be strictly
observed, to ensure harmony and conccs-
sion in the next election,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-06-10
FOURTH OF July.

The eth anniversary of the birthday
Of National independence, will be cele-
brated by the citizens of Black Creek, on
the glorious fourth, at Mayfeld's Spring,
in the neighborhood of Richard Nall, Esq.
A free Barbecue viii be given. Grafton
by ALBERT B. HARRIS, and Declaration
OF independence to be read by h. T. TATE
of Emory, We understand committees
of eparation have been chosen, who are
efficient, and will spare no eXertion, how
ever arduous, to render this coming togeth-
er of the people pleasant and interesting.
They request us to extend this public IN
vitatlon to every body to attend, Judging
from the extensive preparation which is
being made by the patriotic citizens OF
that neighborhood, we may reasonably
anticipate rich feast in the way of eating,
speeches, patriotic sentiments, and in all
probability, as we learn that calves up the
creek, have been deprived of their wantor
quantity of bran, the rear will be brough
up with "tp of the light fantastic toe. y
The presence Of "Old King AlcahQl," is
absolutely prohibited,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-06-10
INSOLVENCY..

rHSHE undersigned having been ap
"a pointed by the honorable Court o
Probales of holmes county, at the iune
term, lS43, commissioners of Insolvency
on the Estate of John S. King deceased
will meet at the Office of the clerk of the
court Of Probates, on the second Saturday
in each month, for the next six months
for the purpose Of examining, receiving
and allowing claims against said
decedants estate.
J. Nj. HOLLINGSWORTH
$. I'll. BAUGHN,
w. A. PURDOM,
june ~. On Commissioners.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-06-10
Assignee IN Bankrupt
June |, bSl2. % tbs

ALSO at the same time and place, the
following debts and effects Of j. G. Wet.
more, who has been declared Bankrupt
to wit
George Adams 800 A, Thomas w.
Matther 1875 %, Elias Oldham "a 90,
VIM. j. Fraysior AZ 90, Acenith w.
Arck, All 30, Jno. L. Price 30 ~,
VIM. j, a Lewis J.. Pease 1873 IS, An
thony Burns "a 81. William II. John
son SO 81, Willis Drake l72 So, Thorn
as II. Scurlock 40 80, w. II. johnson
4 25, Charles Griswold 70 "a, Jos. B.
Driscjll 81 "a, II. l.. w. Phillips 3 80
Mrs, Mary Davis 40 so, james Cat
ling 80 46, Obediah Fatheree ~ So, j.
p Mcdonnell II 10, Nelson Carleton
10 Co. ! So, & A. Lowery d Co.
so 81, Lansing Munroe d King 10 90,
L.. Fl. Davis 80 81, VIM. B. Craig Ill
32, Nelson b. Burton, 36 90, Isaac H..
Lambeth Is 8S, J. f. Brown | 90, l..
W. Carleton Al 10, Francis Wyatt 2
90, Jno. F. Crawford 1870 81, Asa
Cotton l6 05, Green b, Causey 81 30,
j. G. Hill 2 90, John Heitner 20S 40,
Marshall Lad 10 SO, w. Y. Collins 90
IS, Lubbock d Fisher 10 SO, Steamer
Gauges As, Aaron Clavson 80 SO,
Samuel X. Nelson 43 SO, Wiley Davis
8 80, Fielding Davis | SO, j. B. Iser-
hood 90 rs, Edward Farley 2 so, Cor
della Green s 90, Joseph Simpson, Is
As, G. +. Wharton 81 20, Henry Mat
thews l so, w. f. Brown 90 rs, An
drew Wood | 90, SD. Bell 25c, w. p.
Lockhart 40 90, Jos. Y. Davis 8 90,
James Higgins l0l 40, John A. Keg 3
So, Bell a. Atchison 81 IS, Allen Fos-
ter 90 So Mr.. Davis 4 90, Caleb Wor-
Icy ID, James Allen so. w. ID.
Herrlngs 5 81, J. w. Meredith 1879 so,
Samuel w. Walton 3 08, G. B. Ack-
land 10 %, Joseph Burney 9 rs, John
II. Lambert 246 05, Lewis Richardson
"A so, j. w. Meredith AZ 3S, Ditto
"a 90, Wiley Davis 357 81, VIM. +.
1874 90, John ]. Clowers 81
80, Seaborn j, Harper | | SO, John j.
R. Lothrop l56 25, Willis Drake 10 COL
Jacob y. Lee 10 90, Samuel Nelson
36 81, Charles f. Fisher "A SO, Den
ey q Truax 80 90. Mr.. Stone 3 rs,
Mrs. Barton Z 90, David Beatty 3 90,
Joseph Robbins rs, Miss A. Robbins
3 90, Wemore Mather q Co., for
1000 90.
+. S. HUNT,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-06-10
LEXINGTON, JUNE Q, 1913.
Mr.. BAsKIN:--

Mr.. BAsKIN:--
I Sir observed in your paper of the
I27th ult., a request that | would become a
candidate for the office of Judge of the
Probate Court of Holmes county. In
compliance herewith would do injustice
to my feelings were to withhold the ex-
preston of my grateful acknowledgements
to those by whom thatrequest was made,
and the kindly feelings which promptedit
In announcing myself as a candidate for
the Office OF Judge of Probates, | cannot
omit the opportunity to say. that | feel
sure am more Indebted to their personal
friendship, for the tiattering manner in
which they have been pleased TO mention
my name, than to any claim of ability to
discharge the duties thereof, that | NAV
possess; and whether successful or not,
in the approaching election, | will always
endeayor to show that am not insensible
of the kindness of those by whom have
been thus solicited to become candidate.
Yours, respectfully,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-06-10

EsD-Ex-Govemor McNult, has replied
at some length, to the charges made a.
gainst him by His Excellency Gov. Tuck
er. Its publication has been commenced
in the Sentinel. We hopeits distinguish.
ed author will place it in the hands Of al
his friends and constituents, 1t contains
twenty-seven specifications against Gov
Tucker the number before us concludes
by declaring himself forever done with
Governor Tucker. Ike defends in mos
able manner, himself from the charges
made against the Government of Missis.
sppi during his administration. Let no
the length Of the document deter any one
from giving it an attentive perusai.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-06-10
INSOLVENCY.

ME undersigned having been ap.
N pointed by the honorable Court q
Probates of holmes county, mississippi, al
the June term, as commissioners of Insol.
vency, on the Estate of Mumford II Dick,
son deceased, will meet at the house ofM.
Ho rton, on the third saturday in this
month, for the purpose of receiving, ex-
auditing and allowing claims
against said decedant.
Nj. horton.
w. r. HARVEY,
JAMES e. SMITH,
Commissioners.
Juue 10. % On
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-06-10

aThere viii be meeting of the
Democracy Of Holmes county, held at
franklin, on Friday the 18th inst, for the
purpose of selecting delegates to attend the
convention, to be holden at Jackson, in
July. A general attendance is earnestly
solicited.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-06-10
INSOLVENCY.

VEvHE undersigned having been appoint
n ed by the honorable Court OF Pro-
bates of holmes county, Commissioners
OF Insolvency, at the .4pril term thereof,
lS43, on the estate of Curtis II. Gregory
deceased, will meet at the Office of the
Clerk OF the Court of Probates the third
saturday in each month, for the next six
months for the purpose of examng, aud
lung and allowing the claims against said
decedants estate.
j, VI. HOLLiNGSWORTH,
SAMUEL IL BAUGHN,
HENRY w. BROWN,
Commissioners.
Jnne 10, 90 6m
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-06-10
NOTICE.

III WILL, at the July term 1913. O.
M the Probate Court Of Holmes county
present my account for final ttement &
allowances, as Executor of the estate Of
John Lipford, deceased.
VIM. EGGLESTON.
May 20. 10 3w
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-06-10
L. S. HUNT,
Assignee

In Bankruptcy.
June /, 1913. % tbs
.4LSO,
The following debts, effects of James 1
Smith Bankrupt: henry Martin fifteen
dollars, WIN. Coaly six dollars, Jos nigh
tower fifteen dollars; WIN Conner six dol
lars. + S HUNT,
assignee in Bankruptcy.
June I, 1913,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-06-10
June /, lS4S'

ALSO, .tli
The following debts : en- D Mlcie1
bell in BANKRUPTCY. !, nine doIb1
five dollars; D !, S's'' 4 r Rri
P wyatt fifty dollars els doIIars. n
dred and twenty-five rs HIN|
Assignee d Dil''I'
June J., lsls'
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-06-10
SALE IN RAVE

a =, hlINU,
the N, following debts asset +,
West, James IIiggin, MAI H.. l.ss
Ditto, 2O5O 90, Isaac , /, it
il B johnson Estate lIa I.'l' y y
100. "%htV
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-21
VIRGINIA At Rules held m the Clerks

VIRGINIA At Rules held IN the Clerks
office Of the Superior Court Chaneey Richmond
Circuit the Ord day ofJuly, Is4a
Edward 8 Gay Eiscutor ofwIiam TaEwer, deed. PrtG
against
John faAhll James Heso and partners trading
under the firm of Pakh kel~o Robertson T. Pcasan
Jane r. flrasans ami other Dcrts,
The defendants above named having appearance
ana given security according Assembly
" % 'oui and appearing. by satisfactory evidence. that they
are not inhabitants oi this Commonwealth
sd defendants 10 here stte Rules
"uAy an october next aud the hill OF plaintiff
uu copy othis order he forthwith newspaper
published IN the City ofRemon for
posted ut the itont door ofhe Capitol sad CITY
A Copy-Teste:
In 2l-MlN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-21

n y
oee OF the superior Court Chancery for the Richmond
Circuit, the Sth day OF June, leI3
"p.iiy harrington, and Mayo d., James Mary A. Wit
liam u waller H. AMI Francis ~ Darlington the SIX last OF
whom are Infants and friend Mayo
"e"'' '""s ana iTsey his wife. and other plt'fs
against
samuel w Darlington John his wifi.
"am VI burwel and Susan his Addison nd
pghs' Merewehcr AMI Judith his wife, James w. Alex
"n.' "u fhHioem his wife. and other defis
% us'eahs above named not having entered their appear
ana gwen security according
Rules az this Court and appearing satisfactory evidence that
'cy are not inhabitants OF this ordered that
.hc Su uccndanis do here
the first Monday October answer the bill OF IN, pa
us and That of this forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published IN the City OF Richmond months
successfully and posted door of the Capitol in the
said A Cony-,res,. - 49, ' " WV
ia 2l-wgw ,yN a. s.Sns