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Fall Ilnp0rtatiOns

DY the ship ,virginia," now in James River, we
ID have received portion Of our Fall Goods; and by
the SHARK Away" daily expected we shall receive
large additions extensive stock OF new and fash
ionable China and Earthenware.
We have now in Store, and are constantly receiving
from the principal American manufactures, very ex-
tensve as of cut pressed aud plain Glass
low priced Looking Classes Solar Lard and Oil Lamps,
Casters OF all kinds, Stone WaIe, &c. &c.
Our goods have been bought upon the most favorable
terms as 10 price with money AMI we determined
to s-l similar TERMS either for cash, the usual
cred City and country dealers invited To give
call. WIN. T. BUTLER co,
Aup o. So Main Sheet.
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ON WEDNESDAY night, July a3d, or Thurs.
~ day morning, between The city OF Richmond
and Smiths < Roads, Powhaian county, (along
the main Buckingham Road) Double Case,
Seconds, Silver Lever WATCH, JOS. Johnson,
Liverpool, maker, No. $780, with heavy plain
Gold Chain, and a cared Seal with clear stone,
with the initials X. P. upon the same.
will give reward Of Fifteen Dollars for the
watch and chain, or Five Dollars for any inior-
nation which may lead 10 their recovery.
JOHN M. MILLER,
Aug. l2- e2aw5w Powhalan.
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IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AZ Superior Court Of
i Chancsry fr the Rchnnnd Circuit. hr!d al III. Ca
pto in the City of Richmond on the 9th day Of June,
1885 =
Jsan Ferguson, widow Of Jane. Ferguson, deed i,
and Mary B,llantyne Ferguson and James Ferguson,
children Of the said deceased under the age of twenty
one years, who by The said Jean Ferguson their
Their and next friend, Plaintiffs;
again,t
VIM II. Mcfarland, administrator .. James Fergu-
son aIas Geo. F. Hamilton decd, Def'ts.
This day came the compliments and filed their bill,
10 which the defendant filed his answer: whers
the cause by consent to he hclrd on the said
hiil and answer and was argued by Counsel: On con
sderaton whereof the Court d,ih order that per
,ons who may have claims against James Fereusoa
alias Geo f. Hamilton, decd, eahhi, the same Def re
Commissioner Po:tiaux, FIR settlement, within four
months om this date and h-l this nrder he Published
for eight weeks in the ana - e CITY
81 Rehm md and posted q, The font door Of the Court
Wonse of the said city, and also OF the county Of Henri
co on two several Court days. uoy.pn cs,k
A Copy-Teste ~ r NJ" ""O'
Aug. S-cwew
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IN CuANCERY.-vIRGlsia:- AT Superior Court Of
L Chancery for the Richmond Circuit, held at HE Ca
pi,ol. in The city of Richmond, June q, ls45
Alexander 3. Brown and Patrick w. Brown, execu-
TORS and deysees of James Brown de ceased ana e1ecn
tors and devisees of Anna Pfed Brown, deceased ana
the said Patrick w. Brown trustee OF Ann Is George,
Plaintiffs Against
Jesse Snead Sheriff of HenrcO county, and as SUCH
administrator de bons non, with the viii annexed OF
Robert Burton the elder deceased, James T. iieah sN
eca,or OF Robert burton the younger deceased J'nh
Burton John Macintosh and Eliza Jane his vile, Jnnh
Symonls and sally his wife, jacob Hieronhis, laic
sheriff Of Frederick county, and as such, administrator
de bonis non with the will annexed, OF John Hopkins
deceased Samuel Peasants, late sheriff oil henfco
county and as such, administrator, with the VIII an
nrxcd OF John Graham, deceased, Charles Thompson
administrator de bOnis non, with The VIII annexed
William Mitchell, deceased, Samuel Taylor, Charles >
McMnrdo Robert Rves, James scott, Executor OF Johh
Leslie deceased and in his individual character, James
Brown Thomas Brown, George L. Brown, Charles L.
p,nwn and Ann r. George Defendants:
The Cont ordered, that all persons who may nave
claims against ethe. Robert Burton the elder or Robert
button the younger exhibit the same before Comms.
sioner Po;,iaux for settlement, within tlree months
from this date and that this order be for eight
weeks in the Richmond Whg and Richmond Enquirer,
two &c the newspapers published IN the city OF kch-
n,ond and posted the door of the CourOufe ot the
said cy and also Of county of ilenrco on TWO Sc
veral Cour,-days. Copy-Teste,
N. P. HOWARD, e. G.
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500 Reward

WILL be paid for The delivery OF CESAR,
w who ran away on The 18Th instant. He is
leet inches in height. % years old, black has
good teeth, and has pleasing look when spoken
to. The above reward will be paid il delivered
at Be,ls & Edmondson's Jail, in Richmond, or il
confined in any jail 50 We get him. He ran oil
in company with mualtu man named Jacob
81 years cid, thin visage, and stands leel inch.
es in height. Caesar was brought from Jackson,
n G., and sold BY Sprally Horn.
BELTS & EDMONDSON.
mo 30-rf
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.sw PHILIp b. WINSTON.

TN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Richmond Hastings
i Court, July "a. 1915: D,;,is
William W. Dickinson, f'a''''
H. B. Dickinson, administrator Of A.we Z: oo'e
man. deceased James Lyons. the rresdon, ID
and Company of the Richmond, Fredericksburg anu
Potomac Rail Road Company, and Jane. D; Colo
man, Ge, &c Sr.na
The plaintiff this day fled his BILL and the deiend
ants H. D. Dckinson administrator Of Atwell Y. Coie
man, deceased, and Jamss Lyons filed their answers
to which the plaintiff replied generally; and u apPea,
ing to the satisfaction OF tho Court that the defendant
James u Coleman, Is not n resident Of this Common
wealth. is ordered that the said defendant James "
Coleman, do appear hero on the first day OF ts CouI.
answer the bill of the piainti-and, unless he shall 40
So the said bill, 10 the said James Coleman, vii!
b. taken for confessed and the matter thereof deereed
accordingly copy of this order having been previously
inserted period not less than eight weeks, In como
newspaper published In the city Of Richmnnd aud post
ed up for the like period at the front door OF the Court.
house OF this city. A Copy-Tese,
Aug. 5-cw2m CHS. HOWARD 'Ik'
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SENTIMENT OF THE WHOLE COUNTRY


az Georgia Whis" writing from Savannah TO
the Washington Union, caslisales with severity
the course OF the Wing papers, Ohc National IN
l.ligenccr al The head,) in denying the authority
eHhss na~f oe With an ay h e T.
upon Inc banks OF The Rio Grance. He employs
The following emphatic language, which is but an
echo Of the feelings of an overwhelming MAORI
Is Of the nation. The spirit OF The Wing press
which he crilicizes, he declares 10 be "ianalical
and suicidal" and calculated certainly 80 drive
the Wing Parry Of the country, masse 10 the
support of The Administration"
"Ths authority TO send the troops 10 The banks
OF the Rio Grande,) is viewed in This region, by
nine out OF every ten Een, (asidc from parry
lrcing,) as unqaesiionable am Wing my
self. but will not acknowledge any man as a
LEADER OF the party who will, or can, adopt such
views and such course and, believe me, such
i, the frclin. Of host of others. The course
your journal has defended and adopted upon This
question has given universal satisfaction; and al
low me 10 say, that The administration VIII De III
umphanly sustained in its views and measures
upon this question: By every American heart IN
the country. Our country first, last, and ever, is
the universal sentiments and If Mexico is 81
thoroughly blinded By passion as 10 obscure her
better Judgment, and make or declare war upon
us, then il will be the duty OF the President 10
march force OF fifty thousand men into the coun.
lry, and plant our glorious banner upon The ma
lional palace itself; and not only take possession
but hold il also, I'LL Mexico no! only sues i'I
peace, bnl guarantees The payment Of the expenses
of The war.
ave want no foreign mediation upon this sub
jecl, and ought not 10 accept anything entirety
compelent 10 manage our own affairs"
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DE'E'yfTjI,

APPOINTMENTS by THE PRESIDENT.
WIN. Crosby, Of Ohio, as Consul for The port
of Talcahuano in Chill, in The place OF Paul II.
Delano, recalled.
Denis Preur, Collector Of The Customs for The
District of New Orleans, La vice Thomas Bar
relt, removed.
James r. Miller, Naval Officer for The District
OF Wilmington, N. Carolina, vice James Owens,
removed.
Seth BeIden, Surveyor and Inspector Of the
Revenue for The port Of Hartford, Conn, vice
Pcnfield B. Goodsell removed.
OLp DEFENDERS TRIP TO WAsHlSGToN,-Ih nc
"Old Defenders" who are actually preparing lor
their trip 10 Washington on The I'm Vi oeP'eth'
her have received The following letter from Inc
Presidents private secretary, which was read al
their meeting on Friday evening last
[Bahimme Republican.
WAsHlSGros Cry, Sept, 5, 1915.
COMMUNICATIVE President oil The United
States has received your note OF The 4h inst, IN
farming him that The Association, OF defenders
NJ Baltimore in 1914" would visit this city on The
18th inst.
In answer to your enquiry whether il "will be
convenient 10 receive you, and at what hour,
am directed by him 10 say, that il will afford
him much pleasure 10 have an opportunity OF cX-
changing personal salniaiions with band OF
patriots SO distinguished, and so deserving Of a
nations gratitude rs the defenders OF Baltimore
in 1914" and that il will be convenient To receive
you al any hour which you may designate after
your arrival here. With great respect,
lremain your obi serv't
J. KNOX WALKER.
MessTs Henry Myers WIN. P. Mills, Joseph
Barring, J. Dinsey, JOS. Branson, Committee OF
Arrangements
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cTpANcE COINCIDENCE.

The Union says: "Caslilln, The new Minister
Of Finance in Mexico, was formerly one Of the
Mexican commissioners in this city, Tor settling
The claims against Mexico. Its curious that Co.
vernon Marcy and CASTILLO were both commits
sioners and are now members OF The Cabinet in
their respective countries"
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Far iis y'rs,,,;y,

II - TT I.FfEUE.
In The R. Wing, bearing date The 22i August,
lslo, appeared piece signed ID )" (al;s the III
lie elert Of Essex county, viifying my charac.
Ter, together with other gentlemen Now, be il
known. pronounce the >aid scrihb.tr ID" 4
base vnpe!ator. JOHN RICHARDS.
Piney Park, King & Queen county, Aug. II.
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TO UNITED STATES PENSIONERS Il
VIRGINIA.

TIE undersigned, resident Of Richmond city having
[ h. n ;nr seve,al years engaged in the prosecution
of Revolutionary Claims, audi consequently, aniii "
II the proper of preparing certificates, ntueIs
Il Courts and vouchers OF a kinds connected WAN M
nasne,.. and having observed how much trouble anu
anituiy attend the drawing of many OF your pensions
!, tn Agency Of Virginia, in consequence OF tue inipf
mail. Of your vouchers, also The difficulty ~ erns
some one TO act rs Attorney, since the law
"a Attorney MAKE oath that he has no ih.eres. ~
- aonev h authorized To receive, by reason oil any
p-t.c mortgage sale, assignment, or transiei anu,
wA-,is few ike to attend 10 business without some
.a,. he therefore proposes, To all WHOSE peM,
A.. made payable at Richmond, Va, ihat ne WIN
. ne for each Pensone, all necessary papers, anu re-
ar ~ mail eiannuay with full directions Tor h,l-
= 49, &c, draw the pension, and remit the amount IN
check Or money, as he may be directed, ana leave u
fiona! al;t he Pensioner Ia make such compensation
4i;-,w rds a. he she may u.ink proper. By .h,s
iB, your papers will be subjected to return oil
,n, nee or four times before they are properly an-
tasncat-d He viii also continue TO prosecute ana eS-
;lo,n aims on moderate and satisfactory terms
JAMES 4. SUTTON, ia.
h-Al letters, TO receive attention, must De posi-
pad. ,;. phu.
Rs,ssy>cEs:-Jlmes E. Heath, Esq /, Auditor puolc
Richmond, Va; $. II. Parker, E'q'' Register
Land Oaicr. VI.
p,rLu.nI ", An rth 18A5-c3m
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FOR - Al II,

THE very desirable House and Lot In the town OF
Fredericksburg. lately occupied ny Mrs. !. 7. Sed-
in The House of brick, we'll built large and COM
+ id.ou,. The grounds, which cover nearly whole
4 are ae attractive and beautiful being laid of with
lch taste, sopng falls and wide walks, ana acorn,
4 wan r,any handsome trees. A more delightful and
,,se residence, whether regard be had to health,
tnier or appearance cannot be found in The town.
~, WI he made privately. aud the terms NAV Dc
-an,d on comunic alton with either of The undersgn-
Il JOHN MONCURE. Falmouth, Stafford GO.
ARTHUR A. MORSON, Richmond city,
II .rhnnal Srd,nn. dec I'd
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TIE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA to the She

THE COMMONWEALTH o F VIRGINIA to the She.
i rir Of Hanover county, greeting:
Whereas in an action OF Detinue, depending 10 tne
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and ChanceTy i"r Inc
said eouuty between James Niche. late Shern OF the
county Of Louisa, and, such, administrator OF Jnhn
Cooke deceased, Plaintiff, aad John d. Andrews, De-
PENDANT the said James F. Michie OF the county OF
Louisa and as such, administrator of the said John
Cooke dec. ased, departed this life before nal deci-
sion was had In the said aotioni and Whereas since
the death of the said James F. Mchie administrator as
aforesaid administration dc bonis OF the Estate OF Inc
said John Cooke deceased hath been IN due form com
mted to the hands of William Wnddy, Sheriff OF the
said county Of Louisa, 10 be by him administered tefe
fore in behalf OF the said William Waddy, sherif and
Administrator az aforesaid command yhl, that you
make known TO The said John ~ Andrews, thdt ne ne
before the Judge Of said Circuit Superior lourt AZ
the Court house. the first day OF Octnber term next,
TO show cause, if any he can, why the same acuon
should not be proceeded in against him TO final Jndg
mrn, according 10 the Of Assembly in such cases
have then there This writ Witness, Philip Is winston,
Clerk of our said Court the 18th day of july 1919 IN
the 10th year foundation.
July 29-cwsw PHILIP d. WINSTON.
THO JOHN .. ANDREWs:--As yom are not a resi-
above wri. Of see aciaS be executed ON yn mere
BY notify aud inform you that SHALT ON HE lirs day o
tho next term the Judge of the Circuit superior
Court Of Law and Chancey for the county ot Hanover
to revive the suit referred in tho same wrt ~ my
ma no. the sheriff Of Louisa county and as such ad
mnisrator de bonis Of John Cooke decd ." ti1t
the same may prose cuted against you to aa jung
ment a,n your obedent servant,
"'o"s WILLIAM wADDY,
Sheriff Of Louisa county. as such hdinihStra,of oe
bonis non of John Cooke, decd, by his Counsel.
July 2a-cW8w
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NOTICE..
THE Annual Commence ment OF Hampden
i Sidney College will take place on the lnh
of September next
On the 18th, The Rev. w. $. PLUMER, D. D.,
OF Richmond, will deliver an address as repre-
sentative Of the Phianthropic Society.
E. a. PALMER,
G. C. VENABLE,
Aug 29-ed Committee.
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aur ao-wams e'p' : ''''' R. F. GRAVES, D. c..

IN CHANCERY -viaciSrA:-At Court Of Quarter
~ session, continued and held in Lanisa county, at
the Ceur, house thereof Tuesday, the 18th day Of
August, 1915:
Alexander Vest, In his own right. and guardian Of
George " and Nathaniel VI. MoGehe-, infant children
of Elizabr, n Mcl;ehee, deceased, Plaintiff
against
Sarah Wond, John II. Wood, James Wood, William
j. Wood, Thomas Wood, Charles w. Wood, David
Wood, I,rury Wood John D psrkns and Anne his wife,
v WrCrbre. and Nathaniel NJ MeGshce; a.o '"nn w.
Wool hiyid Wood and Drury Wood, Executors ol WI!
liam Wood deceased, aud David Wood ana Drewry
Wood as Trustees for the said Anne Perkins ana nor
h,,d,,n Defendants:
This day came the plaintiff, by his attorney and hled
his bill and the defendants, James Wood william j.
Wood. Thomas Wood, Charles w. Wood, John ID. Ter
kjns and Anne his wife, and James Bbb and sarah MS
wife. not having entered their appearance ana given Sc
curitv according law and the rules ot ths Court ana
i. npprarinc The salts actian of The Court ha thry are
moi inhabitants OF this State, on the motion OF lie aih
tiff by his COUNSEL il il ordered, that the SAID James
Wood. William D. Wood. Thomas Wood, Chniles w.
Wood John D. Perkins and Anne his vile, ana James
Ghb and Sarah his wife do appear eie JusceS ui
day In November next and answer The bli o ne pam,
riff and that copy Of this ord'r be ot"hn inserted
IN some new spnper published in the city OF Richmond
for two months surcessiv.ly and that another copy De
a, the front OF the Courthouse OF this coun
~ on some Court day. Copy-'Te-te,
Aug. 29-cw2m JOHN uCH EN- y. 10 -
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The President Of the United States has recng..
nizsd Nicholas Basler of Louisville, as Consul
of Switzerland tor the States of Indiana, ono,
Illinois, Kentucky and Michigan, and Inc iei-
ritories Of Wisconsin and Iowa.
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/, rs ACH Ell, +.

A GRADUATE of College, who has had
N eight years experience as Principal of an
Academy, besides an absence OF two years in
Europe 10 pepare himself more thoroughly for
his profession, wishes situation either as a pub
lie or private Instructor, for reasonable compen-
salion. Letters addressed 10 thisunce, post paid,
will be promptly attended TO.
Sept. 5-c1l.
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We are requested 10 repubsh the following
compliment to Judge Bayly from the Martins
burg (va.) Gazette:
"TnoMAs H. BAYLY OF ACCOMPLISHMENTS
the distinguished names brought forward by he
Democratic Parry, as candidates for seat in
The Senate OF the United States, we perceive IN
the las, Enquirer that of General Bayly OF Acco
mack. We are pleased osee the claims OF his
gentleman thus submitted 10 public notice for
although young, il may be said OF him as Pin
was in The habit jocnlary of saying of himself
that his youth was the mos, pardonable OF all
his transfcssions, for j! was lanlt that mendrd
dailu.' We were not amongst those who, in
1899, or al any time since, have felt The slightest
prejudice asans, Gen. Bayly for his abandon
ment ofthe Wing party. Situated as he then was,
and principles which he then, we have no doubt,
with great truth and sincerity avowed ne could
not have acted otherwise, with any proper respect
for his own consistency and honor he has
since then earned knightly renown in The De,
mocralic ranks Gen. nayly is man OF decided
talent of greatly improving mind-oi uncom-
mon parliamentary quickness and dcxerily-a
ready debater, sonnd reasoner, and an attractive,
if not an eloquent, speaker He is passionae!y
devoted to the fame and fortunes OF the ga 10
minon' and would be the last TO soil her &C.
culchecn BY any act unworthy OF her representa-
t,u
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DOMAIN & BROTHER,
lTTOP EEYS At L A ",

PETERSBURG, Va,
TTEND regularly all the Courts held for the town OF
4 r.,er, burg and the counties of Brunswick, Dnwid-
81. ANGLIA Cheste, field and Prince George
They PROMISE faithfully 10 attend to all business en-
used TO their management particularly to the coec-
and securing of debts and will TO any part OF the
nd 10 see after bu sinrss, being we'll compensated
lie rublic are hereby assured, that their business
- ALEX AMBER DONNAN.
JAMES VI. DOMAIN.
They refer. in Richmond, I, Messrs. II. w. & J..
16,,r. + osborne, w s. Il j. Donnan. LEWIS It'll,
HIM iahsn 4 Co, Richard Hill. j., Editors OF me En-
,rI,er, l,inrs Of Tie Wing, VIM Gouidin, MessfS'
Gu.wolt < Claiborne, Attorneys, &c.
p.t.rslurr Va. Sept. 9, i6t5-c6t
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(CoPY.J
CONSULATE or THE UNITED STATES,

coNSl l'Nih or THh UNITED oTATES,
VERA CRUz, August iG, 1875.
Sir: Considering The present stale of affairs
between This republic and that Of our own conn
Try, deemed it prudent 10 call myself, on the
captain-general, before presenting Lieutenant
Hunter.
am happy 10 say, that hi. gentleman was re-
ceived with more than ordinary civilily, andlhe
tender Of gun for gun offered, with repeated ASST
RANGES that it would be done with no common
pleasurc-at the same time rendering TO yourself
every offer Of hospitality city can afford
The time for The salute al S. 4. M, tomorrow
morning.
have the honor 10 be, sir,
With great respect,
Your ubedieni servant,
+. NJ. DlMUND.
CoM. T. SmrnRlcK,
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cnxrs1RIJTIoyspIp INSURANCE co, !

ONTRIBUT1ONSHTF TNSUK7NVE U'T.,
New York. July 18th, lsI5.
ii. severe ire in tins city viii doubtless caus,
onrh nrcasiness in the minds OF parties hedns po
al tbs llice it is thought advisable 10 state, iha
.cou,,ba,ionship Insurance Company after all thei
-, are pad, viii sill have handsome capital re-
and arr continuing 10 do business not only il
-, ct, but through their agencies as heretofore, ant
~, ,hsy will promptly adjus, all losses which Inc,
~ ,,cur J. SMYrH ROGERS, President.
10 u. {. R,~poLpH, Richmond, Va.
R,.s, taken Is heretofore. by
a., 1Srs, Agent.
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CosaI,srosEss' 0rricg.

Richmond, July 81 ISl5
The parties named and interested IN this cause are
hereby norifed, that have appointed Wednesday, the
lat ay of October next, (is45 at III O'CLOCK a. NJ the
time for me TO commence in this office, on the cues
ASSIGNED 10 me in the within order, when and where
thew are directed 10 attend with such documents and
vouchers as will enable to fulfil those SAID duties
Imiv o9~cwsw NJ b. PoilIAUX, Mr.. Conr
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IN CHANCERY.-vIRc,Si.:-At Rules held in the
CLERKS Office Of The Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Cancery for Powhatin county, from the Ii To the
l2,h day Of July, in the y, ar ISIS:
William L. Swami. Mary f. Swami, John swami.
jr Edward {. Swami, jr Thomas J. Swami, Richard
A. Swami and Angelina Saann, Plaintiffs:
nsnnst
Bennett NJ. Bagby, administrator de honis nm, with
the viii annexed of William Sizer deceased, William
L. BalIew, George L. Baew, Peter J. Archer, admins.
traitor Of Richard a. Swami, dercased, who Was eAecu
tor of Sdaur Swami, deceased Hannibal Harris, ad-
mn.traor nf Francis : Sampson, deed. who was one
of the Executors of William Sizer deceased George E.
Duisuid and Jane X. his wife, ara, Melloa e. Swami,
Defrn .!aais
The defendants, William J.. Ballew, George L. BAL
lew aud George +. Du.uid and Jane X. his wife, not
having cred their appearance ana gwen security ac-
cordine the cf Assembly and the rules of TINS
Court, and il appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are not inhabitants nf this Commonwealth, on The
motion of the plaintiffs by their counsel, II il ordered,
that the said defendants, William l. and Genrre L.
Balie and George L. Duisuid and wife, do appear be-
fore the Judge Of Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for Pow haan county, IT the Courthouse ot
said county, the first dav OF November term next and
answer the bill nf the pla nt,fs and that copy OF this
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper publish
ed in the city of Richmond, and continued for two
months successfully and that another copy be- posted at
the front door of the Courthouse oi this county.
A Copy--Teste,