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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-01-27
LITERARY REGISTER.

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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-01-27
LANDS
I'm THE COUNTY OF SAINT LAW
RENCE, IN TIL Il STATE OFN.Y.

so S1 i' P%s,sa EG,',r nd 5 M. ME-
ltktiM4n TfLDAyiLLL all belonging 10 tho 2<&ty3Nf
AQEM subscriber viz STS"
"s--ns'szs RossTE, which lies in the most -.
western part OF the County, and where the sale of land
% several years past had been suspended is remarkable
lo t, us LEAD MINE. and IRoN WoRKs; the latter of
wc arc IN almost continual operation, ajrdng the set
s eiuen. opportunities ofengagng in lucrative employ
o " wy various departments Of labor and indTsry COM
necieu WIN those establishments and conseaueny yerv
easy mode of paying for land
HAMMOND adions Rossic on tho Nor,byest Th;s
town Is noted for rasng very fine WnEAr sure and adj
yah'as'ous market fT which almost ever readily To- be
lOund at The Ogdensbu,g Touring mills Hero too are
Iacuiues Oi paying Tor land the as in Rosse
PARIsHvILLE, which lies IN the eastern ,n, If tho
counyb extensively settled most of the settlers having
PAID Tor Their ani IN grain cattle and labor which G,cii
ties are still obainabe, ~ '-
MATLDAvILLE lies directly south Of Parishyiile ia c,r
less settled than but the easy mode of payno ior
land obtains here also.
Inc soil oihosc towns generally good either for grain
or gas and no country can be better waered The great
acy oil transporting to u @ market of Montreal by wal.
et communication. gives value the products and man
actues oil ms country surpassed any other Tho
saving OF time and expense the farmer who resides in
me vicinity OF So great outlet the River Saint Law
renee must be obvious and asu be the
winch this country possesses others whose distance
rom market affords little real rewurd {, labor en- indus
hy
ror more particular information respecting tose lands
'"cs the agents IN charsc VIZ Nj Daviu W. Baldwin
al h"sie, and Mr. James A. Sawy cr at pas,yilc or la
me sn1scriber at ugdensbugh.
GEORGE PARISH
Ogdensburgh St. Lawrence Co Jan. b 1913 92r
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PEOPLES MEETING AT RAN
noIpHiI

FUWE Freemen Of Randolph and vicinity requested 10
meet at the Town House Ia Randolph, the I'd day of
February next at one O'Clock r. NJ,
n general attendance solicited matters of Rreat
interest aud importance will be brought the meeting
ID. r. WEYMOUTH,
WILLARD TILSON,
w. II. SMITH, Vhig Town Committee
l.. w. GRANGER,
AMMl BuRNHAM,
Randolph, Jan, "a, 1913 %
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MARRIAGES..

In Montpccr 23d inst, by Rev. Mr.. Crdey Doc Rial
blanchard to Miss Dilutha Judd, both of Middlesex
In Barre, Ot INST, by the Rev. Andrew Royce Mr. Samuel
the former place.
la Berlin 23l inst, by Rev. A. Iazen Mr. Horace p Cole
man, Of uncnburgh, to Miss Louisa NJ Dawey OF Berlin
In Royaon, 10Th inst, By Rev Mr. Fuller, Mr. Charles Fay
TO Miss Elizabeth J. MARSHALL, Of ROyalion
In lunenbrgh, Jan. 5t Mr. George Cheney to Miss Eiz
abeth {. Gates.
In Guildhnl the 10th inst, by Rev Edward Fuller Mr.
Allen Gould, Of Guidhal to Miss Harriet A Keyes of Yer
shire.
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O.. X.


From the tono Of the follo,s.ne arti-.e which
we copy from the Democratic 4. huan prl-
llshed at Middlehury, VT, undo DO oys 1f Cd.
ward U. Barber Esq late con- Ilia fos .le or
nee OF IL. Governur, We are le 70 l8as. tbf. iGf
recent aemocrottc nominations =. ,io van buren,
rufie-shirt gentry will not 20 down all. The pill
~ elegantly giided, but il is extremely nauseous
The Van Buren, "d,isiocrdcy Of ipeqih" cart ex-
acty come that science tho Goldfish uristocracy.
We do not blame the Ploughman for making
tuss-for II the nominations are received in the
North part of tho State with that disgust with
which they are spoken of by the democrats here,
in the South part of the State, they were cer,ain
ly injudicious selections. And ii Mr.. Barber did
not decline denomination, it was the unkindest
cut OF all, TO throw lIi,n overheard without mo-
menrs warning. The codfsh OiStocrdcy have a
right to complain of this attempt of the G-isioeyacu
o. t0edith to put themselves in the nscen,lnncy un-
ger The cloak OF democracy; but we didn't think
they would dare come out so boldly and cbnrge
The rnie-shlrt arstocrney with nominating a rich
ana popular doyer, in order that the nrstocrncy of
Wedfh might triumph over the less fortunate of
epnty. But TO The extract here il ia.-Btiious
Falls Gazette.
From the Democratic Poughaon
Wocopy the remarks of the Patriot on the Dem.
ocrallc nomination for State officers. We are in
cllned TO doubt the wisdom of Dropping the od
iickoi, and especially Inc name OF Mr.. B rlirr toho
from ali that appears lid ,t9i dscioe. and vino has
HE honor OF having recriyc1 thousand ,,res
inofs last year, than any dcuocrat hns r r.iycd
III vermont I0r amy office FIR He les twenty years
In respect 10 The gentleman nominated we don't
Know of any objections, providing 1t shall nl,rrar
10 us that they have been brought fairly aud hnI-
orably TO their present positions W. want Time
anu opportunity for information on This subject.
The Montpelier Watrhman, quoting Mike Walsh,
says; Tie nrisIocracy OF wealth ani talents have
trlumphod over the Goldfish aristocracy." Bndi-
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At market go Beef Cattle, So Sheep 100 swine
f'icEs-B"J Cuts- N adj, lHcs effected, aud ad
va 20 our qnoations viz: few extra At IS. First quality
81 % 81 urcooi ~ lily 81 2 third quality 25 81
Sheep-Saae from 10 -. Wedhers from 50 to IS.
tail fion - to5c.
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DANIEL LAWRENCE.

ONLY MANUFACTURER OF MEDFoRD RUM
SOl ID at wholesale b. REED Il SPALDGNG Nash
- ua n H., MANNING & HALL, No. 10 Central
Wharf Boston. which the only stores in Boston or
Nashua where pure MBDFORD RUM can be bought at
Wholesale Likewise, sold at Wholesale Ivy J, MACK
INTlRE Co Charlesown, ABNER PIERCE, Yves
Cambridge, CHARLES WOOD g. Co Cambrd &c polt,
]. N1V.i
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SURPLUS REVENUE.

part Of tho surplus of this will loaned BY
the trustees on the Jlst inst at the Store Of Baldwin,
CO. fusecs-Danicl Baldwin, Carlos Bancroft, Israel
WIN $3.50 Is to be loaned Applications be made in the
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-01-27

While Mr.. Clay was leaving Court at New
Orleans, which lie visited in company wih Mr..
Preston, some person in the cried out, "Sllu,e TO
MIR. Clay Immediately firing pistol. IL was at
first thought that he intended to shoot Mr.. CLAY.
aud he was accordingly arrested. lilo proved to
be partially derangrd
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-01-27

Emancipation. The New Orleans Bulletin Of
the 7Ih inst. says, 'Ab0ut 30 petitions were re-
ceived aud acted upon favorhbly by the police u-
ny last night, enarcipae certain slaves, al The
Prayer.o their several owners.
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BUFFALO ROBES.

ILLS, WILDER X Co. have a large 10, Of BnfTsh
IL Robes which they will sell worry low Tor cash or good
credit say from 81 TO So. Cal and before pwchas-
ing elsewhere.
Nv II 1913. "a
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HILLARY Erecttions.-ln speaking o. the exc
cution Of Spencer, Cromwell and Smnll on board
tile Somers, the Mobile Advertiser has the follow
ing paragraph. II cOnuns some facts not gener.
ally known, perhaps, and shows hat the conduct
OF Commander Mackenzie is not without some
high precedGnts OIL The land. The writer saws:
In similar cases, or in this particular case,
what would II Court Martial have done? The
sufferers could not have selected a Court that
would not have sentenced them TO the most irno-
mnous death. perhaps the President Of the
United States might, from feelings of friendship
10 the father of the principal, have exercised The
pardoning power vested IN him hy the Cnnstlu.
ion) What says precedent? How many SIM.
lar murders have been committed in this colin
try, in The land ice for often es not TO b. COM
pared with the one IN question for enormity OF m
ten,ion? Without HE advice of any one, Gen.
ashlngon ordered the heads Of Two deserters
to be cut OIL, while his army quartercd ut Val
ley Forge Gen. Wayne, in his campaign against
the coniederated tTibcs of northern Indians had
mutinecrs and deserters hung without the form
ct 'riai Major John PasSgfove Mcintosh, whit,
stationed in Georgia. after The peace Of 1853, dor.
ing season Of profound tranquility, ordered
three deserers 10 he shot on parade without
trial which proceeding was investigated by Sc
lect committee Of the Cnufederalcd Congress,
and reported juslifable,' which report was con
frmed by resolution OF thai bady.-(Se journals
OF The Congress OF 1855 or 1866 In 1918 Gen.
jackson chnstd Arbuthnot aud Ambriser to be
shot, pursuant 10 the opinion of his officers, for
silrrlne up HE Indians 10 murder, and supply ing
lien WIN the materials to perpclrate H."
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ASSETS.

INC President stated to the meeting the following additional
heit.s which we deem worthy of publicity:
a the whole number of Notes hand composing tho item
OF Notes Dcountod is $50 That of these 4s7 are of 500
ana undoGO 500 and under 093 $500 and un.
DER SOOonnd only Of $1,000 and over over 1900
ANA INIT none Of the whole number due or of doubtful
security ~ - ~
we say, any other Bank give account Of itself
eher as regards It's prosperity showing gener-
apacpaon Of the people ut large in the
affords, let 1t show its hNnd.-Vernont Patriot.
Ihe largest note discounted Zone only for $780, Of the
SoJD notes there only three For both stockholders and
people, we believe this is the best bank in state Watch
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From the New York Tribune.

NEW YORK MARKET, MoNpAr, Jan. 90
FLOUR AND MEAL-We can hear Of worry little done. and
prices nomaaiy before. Gcnoseo 50 and q - Ohio
1875 New ollains very dul' at 81 -, sales
WOOl-Ne notice sales of S0JU l5 Pulled and Fleece Me.
tino and Suxony ut 2jc cash.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-01-27

Banks in Ohio. The Locooros of Ohio nrc
greatly distressed us to their proper course con-
corning Banks. One parIy adopt tie thorough
Benlonlnn L0coiocnlsm- he genuine hard HiOu-
ey doctrillc aud 20 for The instant aula ION Of ev-
cry lhhg III The shape ut II miniature monster -
The other parry who call themselves conservatives
admit and urge the necessity of well regulated
Banking system, and wish TO reform Instead of de-
s'r0l hS The paper currency CT The State. The
later division OF the parry IN Cincinnati held II
meeting al that city on The evening VI the 2Sth,
Tor The purpose OF defining their position Their
cal enraged The deslrucves who issued n counter
handful pretty broadly lnlna'ing an intention to
rmdcdte llier doctrines by n practical example
that very night. lie evening chme-Ihc meet
ing was 0sgatlZed-'the resolutions adOpe ed, &c.
MIR. CORY OF the destrurtives off red some coun-
ter resolutions aud proceeded to argue them in a
speech -bui he was out shouted and forced TO de-
slsi. The meeting then broke up but the colser-
valves again OrginlZe outside the hotse, and lis
tened TO speech from DR.. Duncan said 10 have
been remarkably sensible and orthodox. Mean
time, The night went ON merrlly inside the house,
where the deSruciives had sole rule. Benches
were destroyed, humps crashed, windows broken,
red pepper literally thrown Into The air whence il
found lis way into the el and noses OF the crowd,
aud confusion regned for the space of hall mn
hour, when the meeting adjourned. The Chron-
ice says that the tide lhroug iout The Srue il fast
turning III favor OF piper carrency-Ihough ut
least hall OF the locoocJ parly at the late election
voted with view To the immediate destruction of
Banks The true Wing doctrine, IA sound curren.
cy, must ultimately prevail.
C. The wing majority in Georgia will exceed
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT YER
MONT DISTRICT.
IN BANKRUPTCY,

NOTICE TO SHOW CAUSE AGAINST PETITION OF
ROLLINS H. STEWART, OF Berlin, in said district, be
declared bankrupt the Office of Samuel Prens district
judge Montpelier, in said district, Tuesday the 2lst
day Vt March, 1913, ten O'Clock forenoon.
GEORGE HOLDEN, of Middesex, said District TO be de-
claed Bankrupt at the office OF Samuel Prentiss, District
Judge, Montpelier, in said District, Wednesday, first
day of March, 1913, ten O'clock forenoon.
EPIIRAIM WILEY Of Mddesex, said District to be de-
eed bankrupt the office of Samuel Pentiss District
Judge, in Montpelier in said District, Tuesday the twenty
first day Of March, 1913, ten O'Clock, forenoon.
DEAN BAKER, of Mortified, in said District, be declared
Bankrupt at the Office of Samuel Preniiss, District Judge, in
Montpelier said District Tuesday the twentyrst day of
March, 1913, ten O'Clock, forenoon.
AsSIGNEE'S SALE.
DY virtue al sundry decee in bankruptcy issued out of
ID the D ct Cour of the United States for the District
of Vrrm M, yeslng The several rights and estates
OF The Bink iups therein set ioh.-I will sell al pubic
au I'll The DIV cling Of William ,gers in Mont.
peer Village, on the Sth day Of February next o'clock
u NJ and other clau.s, beng the assets of
WIN Mann and others.
A aboys, At the dwelling house of Seden Foss in
MiiestX, he 10Th ddy Of February next o'clock
r. NJ" all said Fn,ss right und interest IN the Vincent
Farm (so caltd) on which the said Foss lives also
a numtc Of and other ock, farm ng tools hoy
grain aud potatoes, SWINE, sc. being the Of said
Foss.
Also above at the dwelling house Of Horace Snow in
M Nil the right and interest," David Sheldon has 10 dwell
In. house barn and house or IN Mddesex Village being
The same in which he lives also said Sheldons right
and interest in The building &c he occupies Tame
~, being the assets OF the said Sheldon.
JOSEPH HOWES.
Assignee in Bankruptcy for Washington Co.
January 25h, 1913 933w
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TYSON FURNACE

4 NON IlNU 10 manufacture gieat variety Of
~ STOW rs 81 HOLLOW WA 81
aud every description Of Castings, usually mad C1pol
Bias Fnrnaccs.
Having purchased he right for making ard vending
Sp1uldnsS PaltGt circular iuc for elyyaed ovens and
II q
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REAL ESTATE ATAUCTIoN.

ITTIL be sold under an ordtf Of Probate Count The
w 2lst day of February next the premises IN War
rem, the home finn Of Joseph w. Edredge late Of said
Warren deceased except the widows dover therein; also
various articles of personal property.
FRANKLIN A. WRIGHT, Adninslalor.
Warren, Jan 20 1913. 93w3
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WANTED, six industrious, capable, hone Il men each
w with very stout horse, 10 sell TIN Ware and oth
er Domestic manufactures TO commence on the first or
April nex-Those who healthy over 81 years of
age and can furnish satisfactory testimonials Of good char
IN personal application by letter addressed to the sub
scrIbei post paid. BURRAGE YALE
South Reading Mas, December n. IS42, yOtgyy
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BANK OF MONTPELIER.

VIE Stockholders oflhe Bank " Montpelier .re here.
by notified th,, an aasossmont or ci7a. dolars r,y
teo and one third cents nii on oscl share IL g. Ar,
20 o. fe'o "ts se'e S'uk BY the al dag - tr- rsz
~ order Of taa Dr,eeio..,
Montpelier, January It'll, ,1s oar
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RE-IMPROVED YANKEE NOTION
CODKENG STOVES.

COOKING STOVES,
otter the to the public
hlipersons infringing unnn said patent by r,tliing or
ls"g VIII be pompl pr ascctxed-our rights will be main
famed
THIS hP'crment vii readily be ecen On inspection
ohvaes the objection to elevated account Of xiv.
ns gu; INTO excessive heat being so combined with
me oven that at easue the heat from the oven
INTO separate iue which discharges INTO the escape
pipe without bringing IN contact with the LARGE sue
oven as in tie old knd
The placed upoa the soye as not to I'M erfre
IN the sligo est degree with the 6oers in other yated
oven so' j. The back hire room makes Of the best
SUMMER STOVES
ever invented This will do all the cooking &c ia, cou
mon sized family II Is capable Of healing iois or
frying broIing ami baking at and The same time more
conveniently and promptly with less e and in less time than
any stoUc failures furnaces on ton of am ore
IN use. TINS II will do without wing our heat 10 { Use lie
sgesl unpleasant sensation 10 lady H. dog DAYS Iron
ing BE- with great despatch SIR sad iron, yerv er
lecN heated at 'nce placed N f heater over said back
fire
There are many good III ngs enjoyed by those rising this
Kind OF stove their neghbors using olhcr kinds and IN
confidently believed by good Judges who have used il
70 coti"e more good qualities than any in markeL-
WIa' SIMPLE and not liable to ge: of ordcr-h tH
not bum QUE there bong no IN ide plates.
ALSO FOR SALE, THE WELL KNOWN
Woolson's Improved Cooking Stove;
Farmers ~ Mechanics do do
Hayward n Fishers do do
New Era-elevated o, en- do do
Parlor CookinT-two boilers and oven.
Tyson Parlor improved for 1912,
Vermont Parlor,
Box and Six plate Stoves, all sizes, new
patterns.
Hollow Ware,
Caudron n Potash Kctiles-new patterns.
to suit northern markets FIRE dc gs. oven
mouths, and fire frames
Ploughs and Cultvator teeth castings and
the same ready for use,
Cart and Wagon Boxes all which, with
many other articles may be found ut
TYSON FURNACE, VT
Having large stock, being desous to do an active
business they will sell favorable for good PAN
paper The subscriber most respectfully asks The cnuiin-
uance oi The patronage Of former customers of he Tyson
Furnace and calls orders ON all who wish purchase
III orders far the above, any kild OF NIL gearing
other connected with business addressed to
the subscriber Tyson Furnace f. o., W. will receive
pTOmP diention
AUGUSTUS HAVEN Agent.
Tyson Furnace VT, Sep "a, 1912
All of the above articles may be found at the TYSON
Furnace Ware House, Montpelier "a few doors south #
the head Il MAN sly which VIII he sold al wholesale
o. retail at the lowest prices Constantly on hund and
manufactured 10 order all kinds # Copper and IN Ware,
Stove Pipe &c. &c.
The subscriber wonld inform the public that T, Fur-
mace ere The exclusive Of Spauldngs plcnt
lar Hue for elevated the Of Mirdham,
Windsor Orange, Washington, Lamoilc, Caledonia Or
leans aud Essexan all persons nrnA ing upon said pa
emit either by pending using wi he promptly pr secved
AARON HAVEN A7rLt.
Montpelier Nov. l5lh 1871 I3,sm
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hereby given that have clinquished to my son Ho-
mer Parks, his lime from AMI after this date and shall
neither clam any ofhs earnings pay any debts Of his
contracting. ANDREW PARKS
Monroe January IL 1913. 92*
STATE OF VERMONT, The Honorable the Probate
District Of Randolph So. }COurt for the district of
Randolph 10 all persons interested in the estate Of Peter
workman late OF Washington IN said district deceased
w HEREAs, Elias J. Aver ?. admin strator on the es.
tate OF ST id deceased m ,kcs app icalion for license
to sell all the real Of saI deceased to RAISE money
o pay the debts against said estate.
1t Is dered by the Court that said application be heard
at the Probate Office Washington. the lh day of
February neN-dni notice thereof ordered in the Vermont
Wa'chm1n and Journal, prln ed at Montpelier,
may be.
Dated at Washington, this l6 day cf January, A D
1913. JOHN Ci)IBY Iu,Ise %
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O. The wing majority in Georgia will exceed
1000 votes.
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NEW CROCKER

STORRS and LANGDONS have just received bca ali
~ fnl patterns Of Tea Sets Plates. Cook Dishes and
other Ware, making up prime assortment.
JIn. u, 1913. %
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- AN away ION the subscriber he l7h day Of Janu-
airy lnNani, J AMES DWOLF, d minor Is wears
"d hereby forbid all perso harborng or t,ustna him
on my account as shall pay debts Of his contracting
after his date, and shall claim all his e,rnirs ,,, he 10
If age. WILLIAM SMITH Iunrl;an
Ncrslitr Ianusrv 49, lS43 %
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-01-27

MORE MUFFS.
STORRS and LANGDONS have lust received another
~ lot Of MUFFS, and the last shall have for the sea-
SON Jan. H. 1913
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nUsi less REGISTER.
NINK OF MONrPEI,IER.

an of a5f rf M iton Of tho Bank Of Montpelier, made by
70 pff tl Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders hof.
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FRESH FIGS AND RAIsINs.
ONE CENT REV RD

TUSI received by STORRS AND LANGDoNs
Jan II lS4I.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-17
VIRGINIA:-At Rules held in the Clerks

Office OF the Superior Court OF Chanccry for the Richmond
Circuit the 9Th day OF June. ist3;
Liulebeny Darlington. and Mayo H. James L., Mary A.C, VII
liam t. Walter H. ami Francis :. n. Darlington. the six last Of
whom arc infants. and sue by their next friend Mayo n. Darlington,
u oo'es M Le'sey his wife. and other prt'ns,
against
Samuel w. Darlington, John NJ. Wake and Ctcmentina his wife,
William NJ. Burwel and Snssn his wife. Addison Drh and Elizabeth
hrs whe' Douglass Metewether and Judith his W life, James w. Alex
airiet hiNaocth his wife, and other dcfts.
The defendants above named not having entered their appear
anec and given security according to the Act OF Assembly and the
Rules " this Court and II appearing, by satisfactory evidence. that
thcy are not inhabitants OF this Commonwealth II is ordered. that
the sad defendants do appear here at the Rules TO be held on
tc hst Monday IN October next and answer the bill OF the plain
uhs' aud that a copy Of this order he forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the City OF Richmond. for two months
successfully, and posted at the front door OF the Capitol in the
said city. A Copy-Test.
W sl-wew WIN. q. SANDS, c. G.