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The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-08-22

We ave antholized toaunounee Judge JOHN
NJ. MAUkY, as q candidate Cor the Office o
Chancellor Of the State Of Mississippi, at the mex
November. election
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-08-22

BT. ANK BILLS on LADINC
For Sale q this OFFICE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-17
as6ea)eepoepD 1smqtttrer>

only brings himself reward, but difinses among
the community he principles OF JuSt anu '''''
dealing, and, bv lis example, swells me rams u
the merilorious ard honest citizsEs 81, ~ :"
stronger point OF view, does sovereign o'""'
pursuing the course Of honesty and virtue, place
itself upon sound and solid basis, ana eAe'' q
marked influence upon the moral tone ana per
manen, welfare OF lis neighbours. Virginia, IN
her whole bright and memorable history, never
stood higher in The estimation Of The world, l'dh
when She threw herself upon Tie justice OF me
people, and urged them TO make The proper sdcli-
flee, 10 pay her debts and save her honor other
States have caught The noble inspiration, ana
will reap the same credit and essential beneiI'.
We are far from wishing TO draw from the pre-
sent ilaliering prospects in Pennsylvania any eie-
ment for political capital. We are willins'o ao-
nit that Wings, as we'll as Democrats have met
the crisis in the true spirit-that Wing couhlles
have stepped forward with equal alacrlly and
honorable zealto push forward the sautary mea-
sure But let equal justice be done. Lei me
oLocolocor Governor and Treasurer OF Pennsyl-
vania have at least Huie c,cdt for appealing TO
the people, in the hour OF gloom, for cordlai CO.
operation in the work of protecting the credit and
faith of The State. The alexandria Gazette and
Richmond Wing, referring 10 The condition OF
Virginia, charge The Democratic, Jacksonian
policv," which has been in the ascendant, with
the rapid decline OF Virginia in the scale OF ma
tons. It is no defence say they, TO show that, had
the Wings voted with the friends of improve
ment, they nigh, have carried in triumph any
schemes for The progressive" march OF The olo
Dominion. Disresarding the fact, that the "ESe-
cutive OF Virginia have no refo upon Inc acls OF
The General Assembly, and that whatever scheme
was passed by The united action OF the Wings,
mnst be the policy Of the Sta'c, these journals
poin, to the general fact, tina, the Democrats were
in mower and, therefore, were wholly responsible
for the decay OF Virsinia's fortunes. Taking tins
as RUE OF construction ought not The Demo
cralic Government OF Pennsylvania 10 have full
credit for their timely action on the present occa-
SION? Itcannoi, now, be denied that sometimes The
Democratic policy is fruitful OF good, and that
evils, which may he attributed 10 many DINER
causes, and 10 the action OF both parties, shon't
no. be unfortunately laid at The door oil the De-
mocratic Parry. Bur we do not claim all the
credit for The Pennsylvania Democratic State 60
vernmen We are pleased at doing justice 10 the
patriotic motives Of both parties. Bnt, IN The
name of justice ard honesty, let not the Wing
journals moJ.ain claim for their own party all The
wisdom, proprie,y and patriotism. Democratic
Pennsylvania has struck blow 10 the cause OF
honor and good alh Let her have some credit
for following The lead OF Democratic Virginia, as
far at least as The preservation Of public faith is
concerned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-17
WOA1AN,S LOVE


Men cannot love as women do; III may
BE all deroledness, and seem 10 live
And breathe but in he IDOLS sight; may look
On all things she has touched as sanc,iGed;
May think Of her all day-dream all The night
OF her fair face, and her remembered voice;
Be teverish-maddened into jealousy
Ii, she have bu a smile that is not theirs;
May he lured back to tenderness again
by kind word may ingef on her steps
Hang on her smiles-but sill they cannot love
As women do. Their love is but dream,
A wtchery-an northumberland i, dies,
Leaving, perchance, some liule lingering light
On the horizon Of their thoughts, bur not
The glory and the beauty Of its dawn!-
But hers it ii be dreamy, never dream
Had such reality. lidolh Undue
The very essence OF her lfe-doh ,inge
Her heart, her soul, her deeds, her worls-doh
cloihe
It's object with all radiance, and then worship
The glory il hath made; it doth endure
As fixed star, tina. sets not IT'S her word:
Time cannot change tit defeth time;
Sorrow doth fail 10 dim i,-likc the fire.
That burns the brighter for some sprinkIed drops,
Tears do but feed its flame. Neglect. unkndness-
They only prove its truth. Would The smooth
cheek
Be pal. and withe-ed-,he rich hair turn grey
The lip be parchcd and ieverci-lhe eye dim,
In the Neglectcd-if her Love coud die?
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-17
THE GRAVE.

FL ROBERT !OSSEliS
Why should the good 60 ihere2
lis cold and dark abode
For the holy msu OF praise and prayer,
Who have dwelt 0 long in the pleasant air,
And sunshine OF their God.
Why go the learned and wise
To house SO cold and damp?
They can gaze not there al the mystic skies,
Nor watch III. stars as they fan and rise,
Nor read by the midnightlamp.
Why go the rich and gay
To hui SO mean and snall2
No chance is there for proud display;
There is scarcely room in the walls OF clay
For the busy worms 10 crawl.
But for him who struggles on
In wild Ambitions race;
Who lees tina, the goal canno, be won
Tha. his spirits droop and his strength is gone
lis 4 quiet resting place
As for him who has weary grown
Or world that loved him not
Whose joys have vanished, whose hopes have
Whose only wish is to alone, flown,
Indeed. It's an envied spot,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-17

ORydoS The United States Gazette Of yester-
day, commenting on the foreign news says
s1'he nrcsent question is one OF Territory, l!iou-
sands OF miles from the United Sta,cs--ot land IN
which we have no agreeable associations, IN
which we have no interest as 2 nation, and with
which there can b. lille connected 10 create pride
u attachment.
Indeed Let US see wha, This IS in which VIC
have ''no interest as Il nation" Oregon is as large
As The old thirteen States, having streams that
dow mo The Pacific Ocean, and Eavigah'c 10
poin, no, more than four bundled miles West Of
inc naviqoblp waters ut the United States through
which later boats now pass 10 New York and
New Orleans From New York 10 China, round
The Cane OF Good Hope, is 1880 miles, perform
cd he our sailing vessels in one hundred 10 one
hundred and fiiy days: via Columbia river the
distance is 900 miles, and with a railroad 10
the Pacific, and thence TO China by steamers, can
he periormed in thirty DAYS. Oregon will be the
demo, Of that trade which. as in the case OF all
nations Ina, have ever held il, brings with il The
sovereignty Of the world The Asia,ic trade has
always followed The course of Empire. Tyre
held il. and was called "Qnecn OF cities Jeiu-
salem possessed il in the lime oil Solomon ;
Alexandria in the days OF lis founder; Rome IN
the times Of the Republic and Of the Empire :;
Consan,inorle succeeded Rome, and held The
trade until The 18Th century; Venice and Genoa
diverted portion of ii, and rose rapidly 10 wealth
and power; Burgess and Antwerp also succeeded
in diver,ing share; the Por,ugesc doubled the
CAPE established a commercial Empire in India,
and became The possesSors OF wealth The Dutch
soon followed. and hv their Superior skill in ,tade
and greater irusally and industry, Holland gain
ed lie trade, Portugal declined 10 its original in
significance, and Amsterdam rose 10 be the great
city Of Europe; the English followed The Dutch,
and after many con;iicis, wresica The trade from
The bands Of the saving Holianders. Aided By The
lights Of science then bursting uron Europe, by
an adroi, command Of talen, wherever il could
be found, England, ian Island IN the Ocean,
Wealth and influence followed. Bit her deca-
derce has begun. The course OF Empire is now
with her ancient colonies. Ana our Oregon,
which VIC are told is Of mo in;eres, 10 US as ma
lion" when settled, will he The avenue, THROUGH
which the nations Of Europe will, (if We are only
true to oursclves,) receive at our hands The pro.
duce Of the Indies.-[ Ne1e York San.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-17

ma, Ohio and Kentucky, viii pfcpapE ''n '.ss
he entire crop OF The United State '"e''ena, ;'t
allowing an average foi the older STATES ou. VIM,
M taking into account The increased pr"0u't,1"
4 The year, which, ii is believed, VIII exceed ''i@
robabie failure. an
The whea, harvest in Virginia commences On
me olof June instant and The yield IN 'h'.t 9'a'c
is found to be far better Than was eAPe'"'' we
in quality aud quantity. "a, 5,1,rv,ard,
"A Farmer in the Cambridge lai"iy ia ~
Chronicle states that The wheat crops Q. ;na.
county are mol 81 full OF promise as Sh1f. '',e
back-,he ny having So' INTO ,ian.-G l% Y s1m
prospect oi the corn is very sioouis'-t'
INTERESTING DlscovERy.-Amons the le,leis
and napers of General Philip Schuyler, IS one u
,yhich he sneaks Of the existence OF box, or
camn.ches, len IN this city, which Contained
mncb valuable correspondence and ihiormallon
.a,o,;ys % events connected with the American
Revolution, and The history Of tha' pe,,"a. Tn
the occasion OF the lale visit Of "Is. Ale1anuei
Hamilton The only surviving daughter OF uene.
al SCHUYLER, 10 This ely search was instituted loi
This long missing box, and il was luckily iounu
sn,nne tho lumber and rubbish o. some quiet
nook where il had reposed for fifty years. II was
,emnvrd from is resting place, and sent on Sa-
turday 10 Mrs Hamilton. u unuouo.eui' eon-
tains manuscript treas res Of great value, con
nected with some OF those stirring events "i lhe
Revolution, in which General Phlhp schuyler
v.as nron,nen, acIoI.-fA CNceh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-17

TN CHANCERY.-VlRGiNA: a. Rec
i in the Clerks Office of The Superior -
Chancery Tor the Richmond Circuit, NE =
Of June, in the year 1918
Sias Anderson, pam
against ~
Thomas Hope and other Dei'a'a-,
The defendant above named 10. aaTinS 81.
his appearance and given security af Ssl =
the Act Of Assembly and the Rule OF sn's !,
and j, appearing BY sa,isfac,ory eTlfencs. 1I@
is no, an inhabi.anl Of this Commoh"ean.a.
is ordered, That The said defendant 20 apr :.
the rnes 10 be holden Tor The SAID Ioui. -, !,
frs, Monday in August next, and an ~. =.
bill OF The plaintiff; and that cory q ~ I.
be forthwith inserted in some ne%>Psy- :, \.
lished in the City OF Richmond, ic!'~' = /.
successiye!T and posted at The from: dof ,
Capitol in the said City
A Copy Teste, cr
June IO-cw2m N. P. HOWARD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-17
THE BELLS ON SUNDAY MORNING.

Translated tar IL Protestant Cimedman, from
ie German ofAsncs Fran-
Up. nP, the day is broad awake,
The stars have gone 10 bed,
The glorious sun is spreading fast
His banner DER our head;
Aud, hafh iron the heights the merry bells ring
lis message from heaven Ia earth they bring
up, up, from your sleep break away"
The morning breeze watts the chimes along,
Arousne the birds 10 their morning song;
Think OF the Lord
Think Of the Lord,
Who has given another day."
The mother wakes her litlle one,
And teaches him 10 pray
And praise the Lord, who has began
Another blessed day.
Tho night has gone with It's chilling fears,
And The warmth oflhe cheerful lieh, appears.
And The bells ring meIrlly;
She bends with pious hear, 10 hear
The voice which The chimes are waiting neer,--
Praise We the Lord,
Praise &c the Lord,
Who has cnderly guarded thee"
The sick man ,usscs 10 and fro,
Trying in vain 10 pray;
The cheerful sun bnt comes 10 show
4 sad and suffering day.
W no cares Tor J lficcCieSS soul Ike me,
" no cares for the sick in their misery
Alas there is none 10 hear
Then suddenly bust from their heights above,
The chimes OF The bells with their voice OF love,
'i!esi on Tic Lo1d
Rest On The Lord
Who treasures mp every tear"
The rich man or bis bed Of down,
Is scarcely reused 10 hear
The ncrry chimes-aias they TALL
Unheeded on the ear.
Thou iier, awake each moment OF thine
l. a talent bn lent by Master divine;
Be ready the bond 10 pay
Then bark 70 The chimes as they're floating past,
They tell thee thy moments are flying fast;
Think The Lord,
Think ofihe Lord
And the awe of The judgement DAY
Oh, holy blessed Sunday bells,
fe bring us from a. We
The ;idlnss which each bosom swellS
OfGod, the Fathers love;
Long may yonr echoing chimes rebound,
And over The heather land re>ound
Till all in one harmony blend.
Then arouse 10 the voice when The main bells ring,
Tn q message oflovc from The heavens they bring,
Think al The Lord,
Think OF the Lord,
Who piles and loves 10 the end"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-17

ave now declare 1t, as nnr most solemn CONVICTION
that State Interest will BE- paid IN cash on inc hs
of August next and continued to he pain puhcluaiiy
hereafttr."-i Harrisburg, PA y CHea.
This auspicions event is well calculated, moi
only to arouse the pride and give new and neal
lhy impulse 10 every industrial interest OF inc
people OF Pennsylvania, but 10 exert no small IN
auence IN all A mcrican credit. The refusal oil
Pennsylvania, and a few Other States, I" meet
the demands Of foreign creditors, has neen as
lored, by enemies Of free institutions ABROAD, mo
a diseraccful want OF honor and lam on lne part
Of the United States. That fierce and vlndic'ive
Journal, the Liverpool Mail, mos, conveniently
forgetting The debt of eight hundred millions un-
der which lis own exemplary Great Britain
groans, and the payment Of which seems 10 be
indefinitely nos,noned. has the insolence and fol-
Is 10 sheer at The United States ior MOI paying
her debts. This expositor OF portion al ieas''
of English sentiment has shown Itself 10 &c gun
IL either Of gross ignorance, in holding The United
States RESPONSIBLE for The debts OF the individual
S,a,cs or Of more criminal wickedness, in sup
pressing the truth and imposing upon its deluded
readers. In either event, its position is most un-
enviable
Bu, We rejoice thu. The dawn Of better days IS
about Ia break forth, and that the lew hesitatine
States are about 10 take decisive measures 10
save,he honor and maintain inVioiao'y their Fur
lie faith. We areproud, that the keystone State
is prepared 10 wipe of every stain from her ms
toly, and by one generous sell sacrihce' strike
down the arrogant assaults Of foreign enemies,
and mi 10 The blush the sneers OF some OF our
own Wing prints, who insinuae The dishonor Of
Americas going 10 wal, till The Slate dshts are
paid 10 Great Britain.
The deb,-paying spirit is fully excited IN the
State OF Pennsylvania. The wel-tlmed appea
Of the State Treasurer TO the different counties &c
adranee ,hei, quotas Of taxes, is being honoraoiy
carried OIL. by the people. Indeed, in some OF 'he
counties individuals have stepped forward TO ad'
vance The taxes. where the county will give
guaranty Of repayment. The cheering effects o.
a firm adherence 10 right. honesty and the So
credness of public obligations, which followed
upon The noble stand taken BY Virginia in 1913
have rot been wi.hou, their moral influence upor
the presen, action of our sister State. As, viii
individuals, The honest conduct Of one man no
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-17

The Cincinnati Enquirer in noticing The state
men, that the Hudson Bay Company have taken
possession ofls!e Royalc, Lake superior, remarks
tia, The island belongs 10 the United States, and
contains Two 5ne harbors; and adds:
"Whoever has possession Of this island in lime
Of war commands the lake. 1.-THE statement be
correct, It is manfes;ly the duty Of our Govern
menl 10 despatch small force 10 Isle Royale
Immediately, 10 Gus: The in,rndeFs oi tic Hudson
Bay Company"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-17
POETRY.

TnE B.Rpor Holly SPRiNGs.-H re is ano-
ther gem II m The pm Of 10 seiyn. We canno,
while reading the poetry o; this NV conner I'M,
The field of American llerat re, divest oursev
OF the association wakcne by the pc u>al 9th,
mrs, verses OF h w ever Saw-lhe association
which broush, hack 10 our minds I Ioet;y o.
Herrick, and The quaint, heartiu! writers OF his
lin. and s,amp-TN y Express
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-17
FLORIDA FOLLOWING IN THE FOOTSTEPS"
OF VIRGINIA.

E,oR,p, ERrcr The returns from the East
come in slowly, but surciu. Calls Western ina.
iorily of over 100 is already overcome, and
Moseley ahead some TIRE hundred! The coun-
ii vet 10 be heard from vii! swell our majority
largely. The Suwannee River proves another
Causa Bridge to tie Coon> Not the first
Wing has We, heen elected 10 The Legislature
Fast Of that noble stream Nay. not Wing
Ia OF This county and bnl ts=o in this, while The
Democrats have sir here. franklin, Calhoun
ard Washington on: redeem the West. We
nave no Democrat paper there.
Ha.za for Democratic Florida We have
given il 10 the Wings worse than our Democratic
rien Is did in The Old Dominion Again We
say, tluzsa for Democratic Florida
Tallahassee F2oridiaa, Ju7r :.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-17
EDMUND L. WINGO,

ATIURNEY at LiW,
W1LL anend The Superior and Inferior Courts
w Of The counties Of Nouoway, DinWicdie
Gun b,rland, Amelia and Powhatan, and will also
attend 10 the transaction Of am business IN The ad'
joining counties.
II All business entrusted 10 him will receive
prompt attention.
Address-S,onyP oin, Mills, Cumberland coun-
IS, Virginia. June 3-cWaw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-17
COMMISSIONERS Orrlcf, !


Richmond, April 10th, 1915
TN the Superior Court OF Chancery iol
John Cosby PHI
Against
James Gray CT ais, D!s
Pursuant to decree made in this cause on
2lsr day of March, 1915, !, as one of tbr Conn
sioners in Chancery for The said Cour, have 4
pointed the oath day of June next bel"ecn !,
hours Of zen o'clock, A. NJ, and two ocicts
NJ, and SO from day 10 day between the sal
hours, Sundays excepted, until The 29'n GAY
July following, at my Office in the city Of X
mond, Stale of Virginia, Tor receiving aad ~
ing The proof of whatever debts or claims ~ !.
ditors OF David NJ. Branch individually, aI-
the lale firm conducted under the name Z. !.
said Branch alone, but composed OF John b :
len and the said Branch, may have againN $
the said David VI. Branch individually, ofasf
the said firm. And should any such cree,
fail under this notice, 10 come forward abt T..
their debts or claims, the Court will pgocee. .
decree a distribution OF the trust iunds 90 /;
such Of the said creditors as shall have Gu.yf-1
piled herewith. JOHN StlORb
April 49, wi29Jy Cc2'
II New York Morning News will prbI''a
mc,iia,ey twice week ill 23th july ami
bill TO this office.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-17

SPECIAL Ml<isTER TO ENGLASD.-A letter from
Washington, daled Yesterday, says-"There IS
a report, which believe is well authenticated,
that The Hon. Louis McLane, OF Baltimore, has
been offered special mission 10 England IN re-
lalion to the Oregon question
We have The same rulno: here in Baltimore
Mr.. McLane has heretofore represented the
United States in England. a,i should the rumor
OF his appointment ~ 81 il. Minister, prove 10
be correct, as We hope Il may w NAV con2raiu-
late Mr. Polk in avn" mace : selection which
will give assurance 10 ht country that The iEie-
rests oil The United S;a.> ha"c been conEGed 10
able hands. BoitiRrmt PaiFiof II S0trr6an
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-17

Abolition MOVEMENT Sslc! Abbey Kelly
has gone 10 preach in Ohio in company with
another sister Aboiiionisi. II is >aid that Abbey
is engaged 10 Brotherhood oflhieves" Foster.
Wonder what the parties will say 10 The follow
ing!
"The husband Of Abbey Kelly, the female abo-
lilionisl, who was recently married IN New lols,
is a Swapping negro. The ceremony was per-
formed b: a negro clergyman. Good luck 10
,hem."-[N. q. Bee, June j.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-17
E;KESH GROCERIES.

TIME subscriber having taken the store re-
Gently occnnied nv Messrs. Dickinson &
Hunter, corner aboye tie Richmond, FredeIcks-
burg and Potomac Railroad Depot, has in Store
and offers 70. sale general assortment Of Gro
ceries He would respectfully invite his old Gus
toners, friends and The public at large TO give him
a cali, as he is determined to sell low for cash OF
10 pnnctual customers
ALEXANDER GARRETT.
y. B. The subscriber will pay particular al
tenton 10 the sale Of all kinds OF produce directed
to hi. care, a. GARRETT.
Nav 1r-ctp
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JAS. SHIELDS,
Commissioner ofMe General Land Office.
NOTICE TO pRE-EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled TO the right OF prc-emp-
lion 10 any lands within the limits OF the townships
above enumerated, is required 10 establish the
same 10 The satisfaction OF The register and re-
cever of the proper land Office and make pay
mcnt therefor, as S,ol as practicable after seeing
Mis notiee, and Before the day appointed for the
commencement Of The public sale Of the town.
sh embracing the tract claimed, (above desig-
nated) otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
JAS. SHIELDS,
Commissioner n he General Land OGnc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-17

THE CRors.-We regret 10 say ,ha, from all
the information we have as yet received, The crops
in this State and in Jersey, will not b. more than
one.hal an average on Amos, all kinds, but more
particularly 10 hay, which will no. equal one
quarter Of the average, and rain now will come
too late 10 be of any use 10 it, The sky wss over
cas-, Yesterday, bar VIC had only z lew drops Of
,ain. From some of the North Western States,
Ohio and Indiana particularly, We have accounts
Of siior, crops, owing 10 trosts and drought. The
crops u Kentucky have also suffered, and the
efea, upland COTTON region Of South Carolina and
t.c,r,il has been devastated hs late lrusts.
Ii: partial fa!a.c Of The wheat crop in indi-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-17

Still ANOTHER DlsAsrRous FIaE IN PITTs-
yuaG.-We learn from The Second Edition ofthe
Piltsburg Ariel Of Tuesday, dated ) o'clock,
A. VI, tia, another destructive ire has occurred
in that devoted city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-17

TN CHANCERY-VIscSIA: In Chesterfield
1 County Coult, May l3,A, 1915:
Patrick Womack and LENA his wife, CORNER
" Irena Manu. Pits,
Against
Baker Mann, Asa Mann. Mary Flournoy,
Gehaza Mann, and Rebccca his wife, Duncan
Mann, Nancy Mann, in their proper persons;
Joseph P. Gill, an infant, by -, his next
friend; also VIM. Goode, ST., sherifiof Chesterfield
county, 10 whose hands the estate OF Jeremiah
Mann, a convict confined in The Penitenliary has
been committed. DTS.
This day came the plaintiffs and filed their bill,
and The defendants, Nancy Mann and Asa Mann,
not having entered their appearance and giving
security according 10 the act OF Assembly and
the rules of this court, and il appearing By salts
factory evidence that they arc not Inhabitants of
this country, il is ordered ina, the said defendants,
Nancy Mann and Asa Manu. do appear here on
the first day of Angus: term next, and answer the
bill OF the plaintiffs; and that copy OF this order
be forthwith inserted in some newspaper publish
ed in the city of Richmond for two months sue
cessivev and posted al the front door Of The Court
house OF this county. Copy-Tese
lime 3-com p POlNDESTER, G.