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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-09-20
MRS. WORKS LETTER.
THEopoLIs, ILLINOIS, Aug.

THEoPoLIs, ILLINOIS, Aug. 49, 1914.
DEAR SIR:-I received your kind letter this af
ternoon, and will improve the first opportunity
to answer it, for do truly believe have found a
friend in stranger; and friend in need is a
friend indeed. Many stranger has sympathized
with me whom never saw, and never expect to
seo this side of the grave; but trust shall meet
them in heaven, where we shall tune our harps
and sing hallelujah to the Lamb.
When my husband went away, | and my chill
dren were dependent on him for our daily bread:
my health was not good when he went away. My
self and youngest child, little girl eighteen
months old, were forty miles from home at the
time he went, which was on Monday, and | got
home the next Friday, with my little girl sick in
my arms, and found my youngest son quite sick.
AS soon as | got into the house, my eldest son, of
the age ofnne years, said to me, Mother, where
is father? he went away on Monday. and we have
not seen him since. Judge what my feelings were
at that moment. | was at home but few hours
before heard he was in Palmyra Jail, in Missouri.
In two weeks went over to see him, and saw him
upon an average once week while he was in
Jail, which was more thon eight weeks. do not
know how they could live SO long there in so dis
NAL place. | have been to Jefferson twice, and
expect to go (f the Lord spares my life and gives
me strength and means) again next November,
when the Legislature sits, and plead with them for
the release of my husband. But will drop this
subject and write upon the one you wished me to-
We have small house, which have called our
own, but how long can do so know not, for the
sheriff came out yesterday morning and handed me
writ, to appear at the court house tue third Mon
day in September, to answer to certain bill Of
complaint. Where it will end, know not 1t is
for the lawyers fee in Missouri, | am owing
some cash debts; one which is the most, (excep
the lawyers fee) is about twenty dollars: it was
thirty-nine, but some friends in Connecticut SEN
me some money some time ago, and | paid the
other part. The man owe it to lives somewhere
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-09-20

We percaiYe that the Mission Committe order
cd by the last NJ. E. General Conference is made
up in part, of shareholders! So Shareholders
are il seemss good brethren still.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-09-20

p5- Montpelier Liberty Association is to meet
at the Masonic Hall next Monday evening at o.
clock.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-09-20
THE FREEM AN.

"Pliant as reeds where Freedoms waters glide
Firm as the hills to stem Oppression's tide!''
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-09-20
Montpelier, Sept. 20, 1914.

NoTE. The history of these Missouri prisoners is ia
milia to all. Three individuals, Work, Thompson, and
Burr, the first, mechanic with family and the two last
single men, members of the Mission Institute at Quincy,
Ill.,, were taken in an attempt to assist fugitive
slaves tried under the laws of Missouri, and sentenced
TO twelve years of hard labor in the penitenary three of
which have already expired.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-09-20

MONTPELIER, VERMONT, FRIDAY, SEPT. 20, 1874.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-09-20
TO THE FRIENDS OF COMMON HUI


for the destruction of this monster, which riots
upon all that is dear to man in this life, and wress
from him all that can fit him for the life to come?
No argument is Necessary to secure a contribu-
ton foS1he relief or this family: a statement of
facts is all that is requisite. 1t is desirable that
those who are disposed to give for this object,
should forward it without delay to the subscriber,
or to DR.. Work of Huntington, that their necessi-
ties may be Immediately relieved. Especially if
any desire to contribute clothing Or bedding, it
should be forwarded Immediately, in order to 60
through before navigation closes. All donations
will be acknowledged through the Freeman.
I PoIAND
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-09-20

We have seen nothing during the campaign so
cogent in argument, and encouraging in aspect, as
with the signature of more than ONE HUN
DRIED DEMOCRATS, in Madison county, N.
York. Let honest Democrats of New England
read it, and weigh its arguments, and do likewise.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-16
THE RIGHT SPIRIT"

From n reply of tho Hon. James Buchanan 10
an invitation oi The Democracy OF i'auPhln couii-
t., 10 participate with them in celebrating the it
we make the following extract ana commend II
10 the attention OF every Democrat. Let me spi-
rit of harmony and Cancellation inculcaed by II
prevail and in his sign We shall conquer and
Tx MAJORITY So decisive that Federalism will be
M, 10 sleep for the next quarter OF century
Washington Spectator.
nTbc nominations of Polk and Dallas have
been evcry where hailed by the Democracy with
an in,.rs:. enthusiasm. which is the sure presage
of victory. I'm these nominees, Our glorious prn-
cipleS. destined 10 spread liberty and law over the
whole earth. have found worthy representatives.
Both Of them are new men, aS connected with The
high stations To which they have been nominated.
though both arr. known To fame by their distD-
euiShrd services. We are thus al once relieved
from the calous;es and hean-bumings which
might have distracted the party, had either oil The
Two distinguished and rival candidates been Sc
lcclcd. The Democracy oi the Union, with Polk
and Dallas for their leaders. will make fresh
start, and are, trust, destined 10 run glorious
career The Young Democrats. who have sprung
into political existence since Gen. Jackson retired
from Office will now feel assured that they have
a fair and equal chance for the honors and re-
wards OF the country with their elder associates.
"Atthis suspicious moment OF onr political exls-
tence. shall We moi commence a new era oil good
feeling in Pennsylvania Shall we not bury i'll
oblivion those unhappy dissensions which have
heretofore existed, and march 10 victory as band
of brothers For myself il is sufficient Tor me 10
know that Democrat will support Polk. Dallas
and NIuhenburg. and shall then extend 10 him
the right hand of political fellowship. The pre-
sent is no; u moment for members of the party
to oblrude their private gricfS, they have any,
upon the public, or 10 indulge in elimination and
recriminalion against each other. Let us charge
in solid columns on the enemies of Democratic
principles, and The victory will be ours. In union
alone there is strength: and it, at an early period
OF the contest it shall bc rendered manifest TO oar
sister States tina, the Democracy Of the keystone
are firmly united, our moral influence will he
powerfully Tel, throughout the length and breadth
of The land"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-16
nIIr OpD,s PRAYER.
6 avcu var REMAINS rssusc.

IHl. LORDS
We Law before our readers This morning 'ae
! o,a,s Pr,ver beautifully paraphrased into an
acros,ic by Thomas Stur;evant, IT., soldier III
,ha oSb reg;men, United States Infantry, ana PIT
soner Of war in the Province of Upper Canada.
'o'''' [St Lor,S RsptAe.
o,rI .ori and King, who reign 'sten.hronedon high
Father of light! mysterious Deity!
ITao art the great AM, the last, the hrSt,
At righteous HOLY, merciul, and just
m realms OF glory, scenes where angels sing
Hmm IS The dwelling place of God our King;
JJolo,rsdlhy name which doth all nameslranscend
BE thou alored, our great Almighty Friend;
TIN GLORY shines beyond creations space,
Named in the book OF justice ana OF grace
Inn kingdom towers beyond the starry SKIES:
hinqdou, satanic falls, bu, thine shall rise
Come lei thine empire, @ thou Holy one,
1Hy great and everlasting will be done.
VA God make known his will, hisPoweraispiay
BE it the work OF mor,als t. obey
D3ns is the great the wond'rous work OF love,
On Calvary's cross he died, but rcisns above.
Eo,ib hears the record in thy holy word.
As Heaven azores thy love, lei Earth, Q Lord;
II shines transccndcnl in tn eternal skies,
* praised in Heaycn-ior man the Savior dies.
IN songs immortal Angels laut his NAME
Hare1 shouts with Joy and saints his love proclaim
Gire rs. Q Lord, our food, nor cease 20 give
Us Of that food on which our souls may i'e
TINS be our boon today and days 10 come,
Dan without end in our eternal home:
orr needy souls supply from day 10 Gay,
Daitu assis, and aid Us when we pray
Rccad though we ask. get Lord, lhy blessing iehd'
And make us grateful when thy gifts descend.
Fwr;rc our sins, which in destruction place
TX The vile rebels of a rebel race;
Our folles. fruits, and trespasses forgive
Dsbts which We ne'er can pay, or thon receive
aswe. o Lori, orr neighbor's faults oerlook,
W. beg thouds, blot ours from thy mcmory's book
Eprpire our enemies, extend thy grace
Our souls 10 save, cen Adams guilty race
Debtors 10 thee in gratitude and love,
And in that duty paid by saints above,
Leaf us from sin, and in thy mercy ra'sc
Tslrom the ,empler ana his helllsh WAYS
80, in orr own, but in his name who Died.
Jo,o rhine ear we pour our every need.
T,uo,ot;ou's fatal charms help US to ShHn,
Pu, may we CONQUER lhro thy conquefins Son
Drlj,er MS from all which can annoy
IL This world and may our souls destroy
E,o,, an calamiles which men belide,
E,,,l and Death. O turn our feet aside;
I,,r we are mortal worms. and cleave 10 clay;
Thine It's TO rule, aud mogtaiS to obey
Is not lhy mercy, Lord, forever Tree!
The whole creation knows no God Oh, tnec'
Hinpdom and empire in thy presence tail;
JTe King eternal reiguS the King OF all.
po,rcr is with thec-to thee be glory ciTen'
and be tlly name adored by Earth and HeaTeh
TXs praise of Saints and Angels is Thy own;
GIorg TO thee, the everlasting One,
C,oercr he thy triune name adorcd:
,n,sa, Hosanna! blessed be the Lord
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-16
TIE DEMOCRATIC SPIRIT IN OHIO
RILEY, BaowN Co, Ono, }
June oIlh 1871

To tie Editor of nc y. y. Pi.bci0n;
Sir: The Democracy in this section of Ohio,
although surrounded by some of the hottest and
bterest Wings and Al ionsts in the Union,
are preparing for the fight next fall with deter
mination that knows no faltering. Your neigh
Dor Of the CLAY Tribune" sends some 80 or 40
copies of his paper 10 this place, whether grauit-
ouslv or otherwise. ! know not but this much
do know, tina, all his cortsto further The interests
of Henry Clay in this quarter will prove abortive.
This county gave Mr.. Van Buren, MAORI
" OF about zoo in 1910: and next fall il
wil give Polk and Dallas majority ot 800, and
M miStakc 1.-THE same spirit rervades all Ohio,
that is manifested here, the Democracy NAV reiy
upon the % electoral Votes of this State. True
we Join the borders Of Kentucky true we are
located bu IL miles below Mavsviile Nv. on
the opposite side OF the river. true, he "Clav
Tribune Of New York, and the "Clay Bugle OF
Mavsville, Ky, arc circulated here 10 any num-
Der besides any quantity of other electionccring
trash; true, the Kentucky Wing wirc-workers
are busy, night and day, in their endcavols 10 en-
Tighten The 'benightcd Democrats" as they are
pleased 10 term us in this section Of Ohio; true,
Cassius NJ Clay. and his Aboli,ionist co-laborers
here are moving Heaven and earth 10 accomplish
their neiaIons purposes but il will bc of no avail.
Brown county is Is true as steel TO Democracy.
4
L. Hamcr, one OF the first men in orr State. in
point Of talents. will take The stump for Polk and
Dallas, and do good service for The cause in this
county He is hos. within himself The
Wings hate and fear him, but they are bound TO
get little Of bis thunder this Fall, and You can
tell Horace Greeley lha; he viii take the kinks
ont Of Cassius NJ. Clay and the CLAY Tri-
bune" He will show up the hollow hypocrisy
ofC. NJ. Clay in pretending 10 be a great Ii
berry man in liberating his slaves-which c.
NJ. Clay has ro done, nor does not meanto do
hut has thrown out as kind Of hub 10 the whale,
for the purpose Of catching abolition votes for
Henry CLAY. Butihe bal, won't take-,he Lber-
" men won't bite.
We admire The magnaninity which has cha
racterised the Democracy of the Empire State in
her present attitude. And though Brown county
would have done we'll under the banner Of Van
Buren,, she will Go better under the flag Of Polk
and Dallas. We are united here TO man, and
our forces will be well marshalled for the Fall
campaign. We can beat the Wings 500 votes in
this county. and We viii do il, or die trying
Sc tell II Greeley 10 send on his Clay Tribune
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-16

lics s.Jun;us tracts" Cassi,ls NJ Clay's letters on
ann AM and all the other Wing hnmbngS he
has 10 spare fer fer ali, all will not save The VIII
I row nm IN Sab river this Fan You may rely upon
it Brdu n+ clermoni and Highland is The Dis
eli i.' 1t /, gave Van Buren, majority in 1870 1T l.,
will give Polk aud Dallas 500 more votes at the
next election. And as II. Greeley is pretty COCA
at statistics. just tell him TO note Tins iac'' me
sequel will prove ils verify. A., >,
from Kentucky we have good news. And al al
though yield Clay that State don be surprised
il William O. Butler, who iouSh' saiial''s d,
the River Rs elected Go. .hcnd a, .e and
Owsley. his compTtilor) and the Clay Coons,
IRE tcrribIy frigLlcncd. They may be whislled
down the wind before they know H.
"'''' 80 "'''- yur. O. X
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-16
June 25

TN CHANCERY- ViRGSA:-At Rues aa'
i in the Clerks Office Of The CHcut ~
Court of Law and Chancery tor Cuhoe..',,
County, on Monday the 9th day OF NAV. ~
John w. Nash f!aN'''
against ,s-
Hezekiah Fond, administrator dc nom
with the will annexed, Of George Carson. r.,
ed. Elizabeth Marlborough, Theopmn' -, 80
deceased, Augustus Carson Alonzo i -
and James Isbell. Sheriff Of CuInhe!laic.. -
as such. Administrator Of Egber =" -
William NJ. Thornton. late Sheriff Of = ~ l'I ,s,
land, and, as such, administrator Of Matt
son. deceased. - Lowell and Emmy ~ ~.
- Yandall and Malyina his wife n 7,st.
The defendants Elizabeth McMoTFouS" - 3
philus R. Carson, Augustus Carson, - 49,.
Carson, - Lowell, and Emil ms WIZ ,,,,..
Yandal and Mavina his wife, 10! Id, ~. ,,,ar.
ed their appearance, and given SecNlT, ,. ~, n.
ine 10 the act of Assembly and the l''.cs ..t.,.s
Court. and it appearing BY satisiactor! c %,
that thew are not inhabitants Of this COM ,!a..
wealth: il is ordered, that the sam dtlen'' ir,.
appear here on the first day OF me mex - r5..-
term and answer the amended bli! 9. 49, 4.
tiff and that copy Of this order l 10 r;.g
serted in some newspaper published 10 w ~.
Richmond for two months successirely a.so n,
ed at the front door Of the Court hou''
county. A Cepy-Teste, oncoS n {.
D. D. 3-W"G,
Nav 81
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effect and animation 10 tie scene was. that Tie
outer and commanding circles were adoIncd by
vass number Of the taircsl of the tair, Ike rich
and gorgeous irirgiug, adding taste and elegance
10 worth and substance From this position, you
have a commanding view OF the Potomac lhe
CITY OF Alexandria, and the beautiful ana hiShi,
cultivated valley which Immediately surrounds It.
The Tent eascmjc in the grove, on INA, bas.ly
ard cloulees day, was calculated 10 call 10 The
memory of every Republican some of those oc-
casions where the people assembled in their
groves or amphi,heaircs TO listen 10 the patriotic
orators of the Roman Republic, in her most VIZ
luous and palmy days.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-16

II. ~ REWARD-Ran away from the sub
- " scriher the ID day OF June, lsll, ne
gro man named Major Major is about 2Gyears
old; OF a low stature, though stout and pretty well
built he has a scar over one Of his eyes tno' re-
collected which; J he had ON when he vert OF,
cotton oznaburgs pantaloons and shirt and palm
leaf hat. and carried with him stindry other cloth
ing among which he had pair of striped sing,
ham panraIoons and coat II is expected he VIII
aim to 90 10 Hanover 10 Mrs. Moshy's, where ne
has some relations, OF he may aim 10 go to Mr.
Jones Hines, who lives near Col. Goodalls IN
said county: or he may have gotten free papere,
and aimed 10 get to the State OF Ohio or SONS
other free State Any person that Will deliver the
said negIo 10 me, or secure INN III jan 80 tiat !
oc, him aoain. will ray the above reward My
most office address is Flies, Goochland. Virginia.
THOMAS JAMES.
r,o 1S-u-iw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-16

ITO JOHN DAY, Esa.-sir: As yon are not
a resident OF the Stale of Virginia, take
this method OF informing you, that ! shall proceed
on the 9TH day Of September, ioll. between 'ne
Inc dcno>itions OF Elisha Melton and others, 10 be
road ~ evidence in a certain Chancery suit now
denendinr in the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chanccry Tor the county of Louisa, State OF
Virginia, in which | am plaintiff, and you and
others are defendants The place OF taking sad
depositions will be in the Tavern House OF Eli
sha Melton. at the Courthouse OF The said county
of Louisa State of Virginia. II the taking OF
said dispositions be not completed on The day aorc-
said | Shall continue 10 take tie same from day
10 day, between said hours, until finished
Nours &c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-16

Ova CAUSE Is OSwAnD!-The good work Of
Democracy continues 10 60 on gloriou>ly in North
Carolina. We have the best tidines from all
parts of the Commonwealth. The Democratic
party is perfectly united, and ii vii! march as one
man 10 the poll, on the first OF August.
IL1nLDimh SlnnRnrI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-16
1UUTN, WI
WILLIAM THOMPSON.
Iouisa CO. Stale Of Va, July . ls-w2m

mo MARCUS A. THOMPSON, Esq
Sir: As Won are not 4 resident oi The State oil
Virginia. We take this method OF notifying yot''
that we shall proceed on the 9TH day OF eeP'em-
Der, 1874, between the hours oil sunrise anu sun
ris. At Louisa Courthouse, Stale Of Virginia to
take the dispositions of Andrew +. Beadles and
others. to be read as evidence in Il certain Chaa-
Gerry suit now depending in the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chancery for Louisa county,
State of Virginia, in which we are plaintiffs and
YOU and Others are defendants. Yours &c,
JOHN BEADLES. and
WILLIAM w. BEADLES,
Merchants ami partners. trading under Ire llrm
and STYLE of !. & w. w. Bcadlcs.
o,,;sa on STAT, of Va JULY a. lS-W3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-16
July 9

VIRGINIA AMELIA SPRINGS.-Thcse
V Springs are now open for the reception Of
visitors. They are in excellent order. and every
effort will be made TO give entire satisfaction 10
those who may favor me with their patronage
4 further description is deemed unnecessary.
FRANCIS a. WILSON.
limo y, lf-W6W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-16

Isaac W. VaxLE,R-Thc Wing elcctor tor
Chester cnunty. Pa. declines serving on the Clay
ticket, and comes out in favor OF Polk and Dali
laS-[ Uhccliag if1Ms
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-16

TN CHANCERY.-YirGix,,:-InAm cla
i cult Superior Court OF Law and Chan
April Term, 1911:
Benjamin Bridgiorih, surviving partner To.
late finn OF Burton & BrilgarE Pan'Ii
against
Anderson Tucker, Administrator. WIN ~
gan Elizabeth Morgan, infant heir OF sad ".
liam, and - Singleerry and Eliza hi, VI!
formerly Eliza Morgan, widow and rclicr u SO
William Morgan. Defendants
1t is ordered BY the Court, that publication
made for six weeks successfully in one Of g
newspapers of the city OF Richmond that j; u
been decreed in this cause, that the defendant I
zabeth Morgan, is entitled 10 receive ct!'a'
sum Of money now on deposit in the Ilsrn-i =
Saving Society OF Petersburg. 10 The cr.4i;oi u.
cau>e-which sum will be ordered by ,ti, o.I
to he paid 10 said Elizabeth, or any pcrs coa.'
forward duly authorized TO receive the SANE
ter paving the costs that have accrued since af
deposit. and the cost ofthis publication.
A Copy-Teste ~ r.
June 25 li--w6~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-16

tn VIRGINIA AT Rule b.
i in the Clerks Office Of the Circuii Super
Court Of Law and Chancery Tor Buckinsa
county, on Monday. the third day Of June. Isl;
Virginia Wheeler. who sues hy her m
Trend samuel a. Coleman, plaintiff
against
Augustus Coleman, in his own right and
Executor Of Julius Coleman. deceased. Elizasc
Coleman, widow Of the said Julius Coleman ID
ceased, Julius c. Coleman, Gulielnu, :. Col
man, Mary a. Coleman. Daniel Flood and Alr
his wife, James Fore and judith Ia, wiz. "
liam Gulhrcy and Sallcy his wife, VIM. y 3
wares, James A. Edwau!s Mary d. Colena
Charles Wheeler Julius e, FdwaIG>. FL
ID. Edwards, and William d. Coleman. lhe.r'
last named ere infants, Dclrrlsi'.
The defendants, William Z. Edwani~ .lsa
4. Edwards, Julius C. Edwards, and Faa
d. Edwards not having entered their am,
ancc and given security according 10 the IN
Assembly and the Rnlcs Of this Cour. and H..
pearnS by satisfactory evidence that thcv are Y,
inhabitants I'll this country. II is ordered iha
said absent defendants do appear at the RUE,
be holden for the said Court on TIE ilr.i ca
September term next, ami answer the bib % Il,
plaintiff; and that copy OF This on',r he lori.
with inserted in some newspaper published as
City OF Richmond for two months success, ..a.
and posted al the front door OF the Cou1 Hon
this county. i Copy. Tcstc,
r. ELDRlDGE, G. C. :, e
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was formerly Louisa johnson, and - -,
her husband, Joseph Johnson, and - --,
whose names are unknown, children OF said John
johnson, deceased not having entered their ap
pearnce and given security according 10 the Act
of Assembly and the Rules of this Court, and il
appearing TO the satisfaction of the Court that
thew are not inhabitants OF this Commonwealth
On the motion of the plaintiff, it is ordered, that
the said absent defendants do appear here on The
third Monday in September next, and answer tho
plaintiffs bill; and that Il copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted in some public newspaper print
cd in the CITY OF Richmond, Tor Two months sue
cessvely, and posted at the front door OF the
Count House OF this county A Copy Tesie.
MAR. w MILLER, d. c.
J,rn ,,.),,,
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June %

IN VIRGINIA In Goochland,
l. County, Court, eth June IsH:
On the motion of Winston and Fontainc
Thacker, Peggy Colcy, Sally Moody, Frank
Whilloch, Patsy Siler and John Moody Fare,
Distributes OF Nancy coley, dec'd-lt is order
ed, that all persons who may have claims against
the estate oi said Nancy Coicy, decd, do exhibit
the same for settlement before Pleasant Turner
Executor Of said Nancy Coley, on or before the
Isl day of September next, and that copy Of
this order be published in some newspaper printed
in lie CITY OF Richmond, for weeks successive
Is, and posted al the front door of the Courthou>e
OF this county on two Court days
!,