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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-19

LAND FOR SALE IN NELSON COUNTY.
TN accordance with decree of the Circuit Superior
Court Of Law and Chancery for the county OF Nrlson
pronounced the 9th day Of May, 1885, IN the case oil
Montgomery rs Montgomery aud others, the undtf-icn
oil will, on FRIDAY. the sh day Of September next IL
fair and IL not the next fair day thereaf en- proceed
10 SELL on the p:emsrs 10 the highest biddera fraci OF
I1nd, containing three kuna:ed and eighycisht acres
Lsng the lower end 81 the Mansion House rract Of
Land of which Joseph Montgomery, deceased, late OF
she said county Of Nelson, died possessed
Also, at the same tme and In the same manner, on
,ls urrnses he will sell another 1iact Of lnd CON
,anng two hundred and forty Ave and half acres, Ice
ing the part cut off from the upper end Of The same Main
Tr.ct by the allotment ct d"wer to tae WIDOW Of The
said Joseph Montgomery, do easca.
Also at the same time, and IN Tho nane manner, on
,he prelses he W II offer for sale another tract, con
tuning ono hundred and eighty two and fourth acres
being The "trip OF land lying between the dove! track
Rad the lower tract, above described.
The largest tract here mentioned contains ahoul
hnadred acres Of bottom land of superior qalty tue
most of hcl might be made first rate meadow Iahi
by the judieirus management OF the severn noia ho
tain stream, that run through IT. ana wh'fn are nWNs
vel. frrghled with ta richest virgin SOU aiter every
rain of con .eaurnce. Tic high land on this tract Is
party cleared, and 10 Very productive, and much OF Tue
woodland is well iimhsrcd, and Is superior tobacco
land. There IL aso on thstract comorlaOc nwelihe,
with four rooms, and several necessary out houses.
The second tract partly cleared aud partly Ia native
forest the hes, timber The most Of lie tract Is rich,
and much of II is tobacco land of The very hes quality.
The third and last tract, contains large proportion
al low Dis, o fine quality, and part oil IL ~ excel
lent meadow land.
This land is altogether. such Is rarely offered ar
tale combining many advantages not enunera.su, ana
Is well worthy the attention OF purchasers Inc Two
lower lie CONTINUOUSLY, and, IL purchased by the
same individual, would make very fine estate OF nve
hundred and seventy 49,
The terms for the frsl two tracts mentioned will DO
one-four cash. the balance In three eq,ai paynienls
on credit Of one, aud three years The terms Tor
The last me ntipned tract will be-onethrd cash, ana
Tue balance in two equal payments on credit of one
and two years In all cas-s, bonds with sufficient per-
s"na security, will he required for the credit payments
phal security unit the whole of the purchase money
bepd. RYLASD ROBES commissioner.
Aur. a-ctis
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TIE CAPTURED OuoASs.-A correspondent of
the Cincinnati Enquirer closes communication
on this subject with the following paragraph
Through you sirs, | would ask the Ohio
Statesman, or whoever else can shed any light on
darkness, Has Governor BARLEY opened anv col
respondence with the Governor oil Virginia, ON
his momcnlous subject, or what has Lc done!
What does he mean 10 DO in the premises"
We have made enquiries in The proper quarter,
and understand that The authorities are taking
such steps as will lead 10 settlement OF The mat.
ter likely 10 satisfy the public = .Sf0tesm""
We understand that no communication on
the SUBJECT has been received by our Executive.
ENQrlRER.
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CHARLES CITY LAND.

TIME subscriber offers for sale Tract of Land, IL
mics below this city, iyne equally IN usnrieo aud
S,r,r vim the chickahominy, and five miles fr.m
lines liver 1t contains by recent survey, ssi acres
mo-. &c which IL heavily tmhered with the finest oak
aud ,ae The lands adjoining contain mail and Il ~
s.d this tract has also mari although no search has
br.n made fof H. Mr. Mosna Garter, ro"dtnG naar, WIZ
show the land 10 those desiring To see u for 'utthe
g., ,...nce 10 his brother, WIN. Il. Trent .,,,
Aur e--cI Eel Ehr tCLb ini-.'A.
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poWuATAN LAND FOR SALE

xx-t he offered at public sale. MONDAY, the lst
w september next. that being Powha,an Court day,
A. ;l C,n housc Of said county, the Tract o Land on
", N, late Mrs. Elizabeth Harding resided, contain
inc ay, hundred aud ny acres ninety Of which arc II
Yer poi,om, lying the Appomatox river, about six
miles above Powhaian Courthouse, bounded by the
WI NJ ,ir. Amer Crump, Or William Crump, and
";h.r. The improvements comfortable and convc-
me- M Inc Location healthy. aud neishhorhood coed. The
tenn, VIII h. accommodating Posse ,s.on given on the
IA day Of January next with The prvies. Of seeding
crop II whea, in the Fall This i, desirable tract OF
isod and great bargain he bought IL not sod, II
Will be rented out. GEORGES VI u AhbiSI,
Aug 5-c,d,> A. G. JOHNSON.
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RicIlMOmd Acaderny.

THE Board of Trustees announce 10 the public OF
Il Richmond aud vicinity, that they have appointed
Colonel Crozrt Principal &c the Academy, and that
under his direction, nnd with The assistance Of an adr
the Ins,l.utlon will commence Monday, The 10Th Of
September next.
The Common Council OF the City having made pro-
also the Furniture arr now being put in perfect order,
and will be ready before the opening at the session
As the number of instructors and other preparations
must depend on the number of Pupils, parehts WIN
wish to send their sons The Academy, requested
10 inform The Principal of their intention con
venlent in order that all necessary arrangements may
be made in time and the studies may be resumed with
commensurate means. q. WATSON,
President OF The Board Of Trustees.
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Proctor and Patron, University Of Va.

EXTRACT rem The Report Of The Committee IF FL
nance 10 The B07d ri l.SitcrS, Jniy, 1915.
"Thc committee, on The general subject of the
finances OF The University, have had anxiously
under their consideration the enquiry, whether
any, and what, retrerchnens could be MADE in
the expenses of students. And as preliminary 10
this they have obtained from the Proctor and Pa
iron statement from his books showing the aetu-
al expenditure Of each Of the resident graduates
of the present session. From this number they
have selected six, comprising one OF the highest
and one of the lowest grade Of expenditure, with
four others exhibiting fair general average, and
have caused the subject Of expenditure 10 be
"The expenses Of The residue OF the graduates
Of the present session ale shown by an average,
designating them BY their respective schools
"'rhc statement referred 10 is exhibited with This
report.
1.-THE aggregate Of expense 10 each student,
thus practically stated, the committee cannot be-
lieve will be deemed extravagant; nor do they
see where any rational reduction can be made
STILL from desire to pruue down The expenses TO
the lowest scale consistent with the welfare OF the
institution; and believing that il may be done as
far as now indicated, they recommend that lhe
price of board be reduced to one hundred dollars
for the session, and that the commissions on de-
poSes OF the students be limited 10 sums deposit
ed for payment of board and Professors fees, and
that said commissions be no longer charged 10
The students, but deducted from the sums so dero-
e;trd
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In RY-NiRGINIA:-Al Rules held
i in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law AMI Chancrry lor buckingham
~.nniv, on MONDAY ih~ 5ih dav "t May lsl3;
against
Sarah +. Da:is his vile, Defendant:
The defendant, Sarah T.. Davis, not having
entered her appearance and given security ac,
cnrdiny 10 M act Of Assembly and the rules Of
This Coun, and il appearing by satisfactory cyl
d.ncc ,h,, She is mol an inhahiiant al This coln-
lry: Ii is ordered, that The said absent defendant
40 appcar at the rules 10 lie holden Tor the said
Court on the iirst Monday in August next, aid
answerl the bill Of The plaintiff; and that copy OF
This order be forthwith inserted in some newspa-
per published in the CITY Of Richmond Tor Two
months successfully, ard posted al Tie iron, door
Of the Court Horse Of tbs country.
A Copy. Te>le,
Il. ELDRlDGE, c. c. S. G.
rDr
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A TEACHER.

1 YOUNG GENTLEMAN, n graduate f the univer
n sity OF New York, wishes 10 Obtain siiiati,h as
Teacher in family would be rreferredl ~ some neal
my place at the South. lie is competent TO each 'he
In ssh branches and the Latin aud Greek languages
Tneoaora Freliughuysen Chancellor of the New York
University, Professors John VIM Draper, NJ ID, Ia!io
Lewis, l.. L. d.. New York. Address b. a care o.
ia a,,s, n, ,teulars Aug s-cirs
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ATa Court of Quarterly Session held for the
n county Of Louisa at the Court House there
OF, ON Monday, 9th day OF June, 1916:
On the motion of Robert Faushee and Plea
SAINT Henshaw, lesatces Of VIM. McGehee, decd,
The Court doth order, that all persons who may
have claims against the said decedent, do exhibit
the same to his administrator, Jacqueline D. Gill
liam, within eight weeks from this time for settle
in the Richmond Enquirer, paper published in
the city of Richmond, for eight weeks success
sively, and posted al the door of this Court House
on two several Coun days.
A Copy-Teste:
June 20-wSw
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IHuos. pINCuRACK. William B. saaler,

THoS. PINCHBACK, William b. sadler,
Il Richard Booker and Alfred o. Essles.on:-
1915 at the store house Of Col. Joseph NJ Scott,
in the county oil Amelia, ami Sls.e of Virginia,
between the hours Of 6 o'clock, A. NJ, aid & o.
clock, P. NJ shall proceed 10 take The deposit
tons ofJos. Scott WIN. NJ. Scott, WIN. NJ. Book
er and others, 10 be read as evidence in suit de-
pending in the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and
Chaneery, for the county of Amelia, on The Chan
Gerry side Of said Court in which Thos. Pinch
back and WIN. B. Sadler are Plaintiffs, and | and
others arc Defendants. II the said dispositions
should not be taken on the day aforesaid, they
will be continued a, the same place, and between
the same hours, from day 10 day, until completed,
at which time and place you can attend il you
think proper 10 do so. LUCY BOOKER.
July 4-cw2m
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ylA'IIUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
WISH Ia sr,i my MILL. (t'rist and Saw with eight
or nine acres II Land attached, lying in the county
al Lon 81 the South Anna river, about twelve nics
* IN q, ,oochI md Court House, and about -four from
W,tkin.vilie There is a good Dwelling House, NH
er' House. &C. They are now IN excellent order Inc
i>, n has three pair Of stones, q Burr,l and good
~ dam lately cornered. II s good stand for grlst
,,iih nrn,v Of timber very convenient bar ain can
md in this property, WHICH viii be sold publicly, on
,h rrn,.es on the lst day of September neat unless
' - WIN. SHELTON
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sure would tail TO command The support OF The
nation at large. Nothing could be more errone-
Gus man such an impression. On The other hand
whatever resources, either of men or means
misht be required BY the government, in The pro-
secu'oh OF such war, would be placed instant
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-19
University of Virginia.

TINE Sessions OF this Institution annually
Il commence on The first day of October, and
terminate on the 29lh June following.
The Schools Of the University, with their re.
spectiye Professors are:
l. Ancient Languages, Professor Harrison.
2. Modern Languages Schele.
;. Mathematics, +" Cuur,enay.
4. Natural Philosophy /" W.B. Rogers.
5. Civil Engineering subjects OF which are
divided between the Professors of Mathematics
and Natural Philosophy.
6. Chemistry, Professor RE. Rogers.
7. Medicine, Howard.
8. Anatomy & Surgery, Case
lO. Law, 70 J. b. Minor.
.. Moral Philosophy, McGuney.
In both Schools Of Languages are also taught
Ancient and Modern History, ard The Literature
oi The respective languages.
In the SCHOOL, Of Mathematics is included mix
ed Mathematics
In that of Natural Philosophy, Mineralosy and
Geology
In That Of Moral Philosophy, Bellies Letlres, Lo-
Sic ami Political Economy.
In that Of Law, besides Municipal Law in all
It's branches, the Law Of Nature and Nations, the
science Of Government and Constitutional Law.
To be admitted into this Institution, The appli-
cant must be sixteen years of age: but the Facul-
" may dispense with This reqaisilion in favor Of
one whose brother is student.
Every student is free 10 attend The schools Of
his choice; bnt if he be under twenty one years
Of age he shall attend nj least three, unless au-
thorsed by his parent or guardian in wiring, or
by the Facniy, for good cause, 10 attend less
number.
All students under twenly-one years OF age are
required 10 board within the precincts and 10 de-
post their funds with The Patron.
The enaclmens formerly requiring students 10
wear a prescribed uniform, and 10 pay per cent.
commission on their deposits, have been repealed
Religious services are regularly performed al
The University BY Chaplain, who is appointed
in luln from The four principal denominations OF
The State; and by resolution OF The Faculty, mi
nisters OF The Gospel may attend any Of the schools
without the payment I'll fees 10 the Professors
The same privilege is extended 10 young men
who are preparing Tor The ministry, upon their
presenting 10 the Faculty satisfactory evidence OF
decided merit
The expenses OF The season ofnine months are
as follows:
Board, lodging and attendance, 800
Rent OF Dormilory SIG; Tor halt, il occupied
by two, s
Use OF Public Rooms, II
Fuel and candles estimated at 20
Fees, if only one Professor I've attended, $50;
if two 10 each Professor 30; if more than
Two, 10 each %; say, IS
Total, exclusive of clothes, books and pocket
money, S2S
The allowance for clothes is limited to 500,
and OF pocket money 10 Si5.
The usual average amount expended hy resi-
dent students is found, from The Patrons books,
10 range atou, $3.50; which sum is believed 10 be
amply sufficient for every useful purpose
WILLIS II. WOODLEY,
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raJs is 10 notify Jeremiah Beckham thai
shall proceed 10 take the dispositions OF John
pa,ter and others. al the Rackoon Ford Mill, in
,be county Of Orange, on the 30h August next,
hs,,,sen SIM. rise and sunset, aud continue The
- rne from day to day until comPleted-io be read
- evI,icnce in suit pending in The Circuit SuPe-
r;or Court Of Law and Chaneery for he county
az Orange, in which am plaintiff and You are
defendant. 'AAiuI-o oIOhii1iN"
Inly 22-cWGW
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lNsUR ,NcE co.

New York, July 18th, lei5.
n the severe fire IN this city will doubtless
~ much uncasiness 10 the minds Of psrtIes holding no
cics Of this ntiee. is Thought advisable To state
the Contr relationship Insurance Company a1er all their
losses paid, will still have tanlsom. capital re-
manning, and continuing do business moi only In
this city, but through their agencies as heretofore and
that they will promptly adjust all losses winch they
NAV incur. J. SMYTII ROGERS President
To D. {. RANpoLrH, Richmond, Va
Risks taken, as heretofore, by
ID. COPELAND RANDOLPH,
Auu
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FEMALE SCHOOL NEAR CHARLoTTES
VII L

rY,ue next session Of Mrs J. A. C. DAVlS'S School
l wi, commence on the first Monday IN septemoef'
Inn- and viii be divided INFO two sessions oi hve
mn lh, zach. AS no Pupils will DO received put thvse
v. hoard in Mrs D.'s family, the number Is iiinea
10 II r.,
Iowa. A,E
Tuition in Engiish branches SO
Do FIcnch, -
10 Mus c, with the use OF The Piano, 10
PAYMENT is required In advance In all cares, ana no
de motion adned, except AT the discretion OF Mrs. d..
Anr s-riW
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TO UNITED STATES PENSIONERS IN
VIRGINIA.

TIRE undersigned resident Of Richmond city having
been tor several years engaged IN the prosecution
Of Revolutionary claims, and, consequently, iamaf
with The proper Of preparing certificates orders
of Courts and vouchers Of all kinds connected WIN NE
BUSINESS; aud having observed how much trouble ana
difficulty attend the daw;n: Of many Of your pensions
at the Agency Of Virginia, IN consequence rf the inr
mav OF yonr vonchers AZ also the difficulty IN grting
some one 10 act IA Attorney, since the law requires
said Attorney to oath that he has no interest IN
The money he authorized to receive by reason Of any
pledpe mortgage, sale, assignment, or transiti anu
whereas, few like to attend 10 business without SOME
oomoe nsation he therefore proposes to all whose PEN
sinna are made payable at Richmond Va, that he viii
prepare for each Pesone all necessary papers, and re-
init hy mall, annually with fun directions for fill
Ing up &C., draw the pension and remit the anaun IN
check, or Nancy, he may be directed, and leave II
OPTIONAL with die Pensioner TO make such cnmps nsdtion
afterwards he or she may think proper. By THIS
MEANS your papers will nat be subjected To reifn Of
three ou. llms before They are property ai-
trptcard lie will also continue TO prosecute and es-
tabiish claims on moderate and satisfactory t-rns
JAMES II. SUTTON, JR.
All letters to receive attention, must he posi-
paid J.. =.
Rrrpur>cv,.-Iamps r. Heath. Esq Auditor fuhlic
Accounts Richmond Va; 5. II. Parker, Ed, Register
Land Office Va.
Richmond Va Aug. 5th, lsi5-c?m
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FOR RENT OR LEASE,
IN The Uciagon Dwelling House, will, It's out
EssS buildings formerly occupied rs a residence by
c RSss FL, ss% ans
Der, al Washington CITY.
Aug. e-5iSeo,f ROBERT GREESHOW.
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The Wing sncers al The friends Of annexation
as being responsible for war with Mexico. we
would recommend TO that paper The following
sensible and accurate yiew Of The New ioTh
journal OF Commerce:
AT Mexico should declare war, We believe II
will be owing in grea; degree, 70 an impression
generally entertained there, and 10 some extent
Sanctioned by portion Of lie American press,
that Annexation is unpopnla!in this country, and
that consequently a wafresulting from that mea-
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WINCHESTER ACADEMY.

HNliE Board OF i rustees OF this Institution are
i graIied 10 announce 10 parents and guar
dian>, The following arrangements, which they
believe will be permanent, ana will secure all Tie
benefits which from is favorable silnalinn ard
circumstances, this Academy ough, 10 confer
Two gentlemen tie Rev T. j. Smylhe and the
Rev. VI. Meig>, OF whose thorough scholarship
The Board has been satisfied, both Is ample te>l-
monv and personal observation will lake charge
ollhc Academy as Principals, with such as<is-
lan> rs NAV bc found Necessary al The next scs-
sion. commencing on The tilst Monday in Sep
lembcr.
a full collcsial course of>ludies has been adopt
ed, embracing Languages and Literature, Malhe-
mates and Physics, Intellectual, Political, and
Moral Science-,hc aim being, moi only qualify
The SUDDEN. 10 enterthe highest semnarics Of learn
Ing on The best footing, bun 10 afford ample means
10 sue as may deem ii necessary or proper 10
finish heir education a, home
Students from abroad can be accommodated
with board, lodging, &c. in The family of Mr.
Mcigs, who occupies he Academy building and
grounds for which his charge, including fuel and
lights for session Of five months, is $50 90
Tuition in the Classics ana Maizena,
lies per session, 10 90
English branches alone, l. 80
For modern Languages, an extra charge.
The tuition fees 10 he paid. invariably in az
vance The scholastic year will he icn incEils,
10 be divided into Two sessions of fire months each
r. Y. CONRAD, Pres.
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MRS. GENERAL DARLINGTON
WILL oPES,
On the Ist day of October next,

IN THE CITY or RICHMOND,
A SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
rI1IIE central and healthy situation Of this city IFS
a,on the refinement and hospitality OF its polished 80
ci,y with its easy approach from every section Of the
conntry recommend 1t favorable place for sch3ol
of The iist class Mrs s design is TO enGran MS FAR
as she can, christian principle aud sod learning,
all those accomplishments which rnbellsh society and
add To lis appiness Mrs c. has engaged experienced
teachers for the several departments "f her school, re
whole and the maternal care and management OF the
Young ladies.
Mrs C. Is in faith Presbyterian, and, Though warm
10 attached 10 the doctrines worship and discipline o
The church. she 10 no bigol and has wish TO use any
influence over her pupils for the purpose OF nrnscEilns
hut will earnestly endcavOr to incucate those cardinal
doctrines in which NIL christians agree
Mira e. might refer to many persons nf influence
throughput the Union--who have long known her-hmt
.he deem. such course Of questionable propre y. TO
do SO without permission might be deemed inpertineh
To ask that permission might compel a concession re-
lnr,nntIv accorded All that she do Is to prefer
general rroe,t to those who know her Well enough 10
feel an niee. Ia er success. 10 lay her claims iariy
befor, their cquaGances. To ask more would be al
once inconsistent with her wishes anu principles
Terms, &C., per session Of tth months;
no.,ai,, SaOO 90
T,;,i,n IN 7 ain al co
rnrn ,nd o,ha, Mod4rn Languages each 90 90
iowe, Eng,isb hrorches 80 10
ti;ha, 40 %
x'.,c q ,...ons nor week 20 on
g 100 90
Painting, Prcfessnr's prices.
An shopp;nc and other extra expenses, regulated by
Mrs C.. with rrfe:cnce 70 the wishes OF parents
Huo &c
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lime o0-W2m

rNO JAMES LEATFIERS, Alexander Lea
theirs, William Lealhers, (son Of WiliaIn,)
John Lea,hcrs, William Lea'hers, (son OF Mo
ses Alexander Lea,hers, (son Of Moses) Nancy
I Lsa,Lers Michael Hasey and Betsy his wife,
Barney Carney and Alice his wife, and The chill j.
dren Of Garland Webb, decd, whose names are
unknown, and Jonathan Lealhcrs, sen'r: Asyou
4" ''' not reside in This Commonwealth and have
no attorney known to me on whom notice could could
be served, take this method TO give you notice,
Ihat will on Monday, The Isl day Of September
mex between the hours Of sunrise and sunset at
The Il, Exchange Hotel, at Orange Court Honse, in
the State oil Virginia, proceed 10 lake the deposl-
lions Of James T. Leahers, Williamson Roach,
Thomas Hays, John NJ Chapman, Jas. Moore,
and others, 10 be read as evidence in certain
sni, in Chancery, now depending in the Circuit
Sunerior Court Of Law and Chancery for Oranse,
county, in which am plaintiff and you and
others are defendants; and if from any. cause
all the said dispositions be mol taken on The day
above named, the notice will he adjourned from
Jav,oday, and The dispositions laken accordingly
July ll-cwlw JooEi II 'i'''t''
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TN CHANCERY-v'Hd'Ni'; AT circn,
Superior co"I OF ma% ann w ysIns' n.
35ih day of June, 1915; p,,,,r
John S. Ewell, i""'
Against r.ho, 1ohn
r.,s,m Robert C.. Jennings, Garrett Anderson,
la.i,a,', D pins DTS
an" rho nc defendants vespasian Ellis Robt. &. Jen
Garrett An sen ,e a" ay aeGo SGst 10
' me-; ac, Of Assembly and The rules Of this Court
a hy ar; Bit asJ e at III, Ts.pssaa
u ~, !. ol,' i, q Jennings and Garrett Anderson,
do appear here on The Isl day Of the next October
~ ,.rn Of this Court, and answer the bill OF le
S: n and hat sp Of si, ps 1dsI ss
M W., ~ Richmond for two months successfully,
s ana pc posted at The front door Of the Courthouse
Of Oft this county. a True c SPSn1r n
40 ouo,, for Thos r. JONES Z. e..