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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-02-25

HbTUgS, NAGNlC11aes,f II aa1a1ess
* &c, &c.5 -
from one of the largest Importing Houses in
the cityof Augusta, and selling them
atf at the Augustaretail or wholesale 80:
: prices for Cash,:or on a .5555l5::gls.
s u short credit.
TTowhich lie would most respectfully call,he
attention Of the Physicians, Planters. Fnmi.
lies, and ia Others iwho wish to purchase
apy.article n:this branch Of business. -. Z :.
Persons Fl om a distance. ordering Goods. may
rely upon receiving them oflthe best quality,
and at1he lowest market prices. x &, IS !.
a falIsuppIy Of FAMILY MEDICINES
win be kept 90 retail, aud The most faithful at
teniiou given TO Physician and Family pre-
scription
IS composed. are the Jolloring
Medicines.
Calomel, and PiluIae Eydrars. Of The brand
of Munder, Weaver. and Mander, SulPhate,
Acela,e, and Hydrochlorate of Morphine,
Piperine, Srychninc, and Iodlne Opllmns, eul-
nha1e de Quinn, Hydliodnte OF Potlassa, kre.
osot, Ipicac, Jalap. Super. Carbonate OF So
da, Cleam Of Tartar, Emetic Tartar, &c.
Drugs.
Gum Galbanized, {, ,Camphor, Aloes. Myrrh.
Onium. Denarcotun. do, Balsam Copavia,
Cnbebs, Sarsaparila extract, and root, Spts.
Nilre &c. &c.
Oils.
LnmporI, Linseed, Train, Sweet, and cold
expressed Castor Oil,
Paints. Varnishes, &c.
;; White Lead, OF different brands, and quail.
ties ground in oil, and in kegs. Dry White
Lead. Cromc Green, Crome Yellow, Yellow
Orcre, Stone Orcre, Red Lead, Litharge,
Lamp Black, Verdigris, Spts. Turpentne,
Copal Varmsh. Japan, and Black or Leather
do.
Dye Stufls
Among which are Pussiate Of Iron or
Spanish Float Indigo, Carolina Indigo, Mad.
der, Copperas, Anatto. Brazil Wood, Log
Wood Cam Wood, and Mic Wood.
Brushes.
Paint Brushes of all sizes. Cloth do, Tooth
Furuature. Fresh, Nail, White Wasl, Black
ing, Horse. rauners, busting, Broom, Hearth,
Shaving, Comb, Sweeping. Scrubbing, and
Painters. Dusling Brushes together with n
variety OF other Bushes, used by Painters. and
Others, not herein mentioned.
Patent Medicines.
Among the many of which are. the follow
no. viz: Swans Pandcea, lhnasck's Yer :
nmiruse, Tho,npson's Eye Water Henry's
Cacined Maghesiu, Jaynes' Expectorant. Pc
,ers' Pills. Rowan Tonic Mixture, Hair Ton
ic, u offat's Pills, Tonic Bilters and Compo-
sition. &C.. together with a general assort-
.nent of the most popular uostrums OF the day
ALSO
A GoUD ASSORTMENT OF PERFUMERY ASD
Snaps of THE FINEST QUALITIES,
Window Glass Of varions sizes from 6-8,
to 20-30.
The above establishment will be conducted
by DR.. Clay brook, who has had considerable
experience in ile apolhecary business, and for
the lasl TWO years practitioner of medicine.
JOSIAH d. TlBBETTS.
EJse6eld Z, II. Oct 25th l645 If 40
CIGARS.
"a dh NJ Large Spanish (W. 4. Fl.
IL ~ 10 N Spanish IL Valedos)
ION, do (R.P. N.Y.
s NJ Imperial ResaIins, ("Venus."
Just received, and for sale by ."i
T SIBLEY s. CRAPON
Hamburg, 1876 If 26.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-02-25

We are authorized 10 announce JOHN
DOI5Y. Esq, as a candidate foE The Le,
gisIature al the ensuing elecliont Z. Il :-se
February4 It's. ',.3 If 2
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-13
r.r,,,s of the Enquirer.

- pp,uirrr Is published OAiLf lior the clty)
pnmI WEEk!.Y (for the country For the Daily
and dollars per annu II, aud ut The rate oil eight
ras' s,ssn for shorter period than ono year For
5Nli''n, Weekly, five dollars per annum, and three
he sun -, ra,hs pa fable in advance, 10 DC pad IN
lsla'' 10, remiRsd by matt, post paid; or Six Dollars
msf" n,m a, the end oftho year.
IL ,ues 10 this office may be RENTED per mai,
s valuable Bank notes, at the risk OF the Edi-
IA aga Of al letters ss:HS paid by iAe rr'ers-
tlM ~ single letter is scarcely OF any account
tIhs ',,,er Il is the accumulation OF pos'aso, :" an
T. The M ,n.incss, which operates as serious ta1
up'a' TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
-,r pAIl.Y EN0UIRER-For one square OF
~ -" -. ~ less. first insertion, my cents, anu
sNee" .lns insertion twenty-five cents-li insert
sei. twice a week, or three times week,
s {, and a hall cents. ,s,.,,,
ais ,svr,tsers are charged MY dollars Tor tnirty
mi m that proportion for advertisements OF
Ines Az ,.nrtb-rxcept Lottery Vendors and Auction
,he ire charged Que hundred doiiais lpaper IN
saded.l NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. square Of sixteen
I..s trst insertion, IS cents; for each continu'
iaee rom distance must he accompanied with the
nav or satisfactory references, TO insure exeeu'
IT,. Al Obituaries and Marriages from the country,
~ The parly's handwriting Is unknown ~ nus
49, mu !; be authenticated by the endorsoh VI ~
On,.ir in the n-shborhood, or they VIII III no =
t'',l,.brL Every measure, that mas oeen 'ahei "
, ,munsitions and Quzzes, has proved nere'olo'e
P',,,ng We must, therefore, insist, IN such case
communication being certified by the name Of
H. pos,mas,er erinen on the back Of the letter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-13
SALE OF REAL. ESTATE.

IN pursuance of decree of the Circuit Superior Court
Of Law and Chancery for the county Of Orange in the
cases of Robert D. Twyman Plaintiff, George New
man, Miles Marquss, and Others Defendants, and Ro
bert NJ. Higgins, administrator Of Elizabeth Winslow,
deceased P.ainii George Newman, Miles Marquss,
and others Defendants the undersigned who Is Trus-
tee in deed Of trust from the defendant Newman to
the defendant Beadles said deed bearing date May the
ist 1884, and alluded in tie above decree, and who is
so directed by said Decree WILL the 18th day of Oco-
her next if fair, and, if not, on the next fair day, offer
for SALE Orange &. H., opposite the Exchange ilos-l,
TO the highest bidder, at public aucton Tract OF
Land the property Of George Newman, upon which
said Newman resides, much hereofas will be
necessary to raise the Of two hundred and sixty
dollars and thiry-sx cents (So60 36.) with interest
thereon since the first day Of May 1876, and cost OF
Suits and other expenses attending the premises The
said land lies in the upper part of the county of Orange
adion ng the lands OF VIM. Smith, r. d. Twyman, and
the heirs of Edward Wnslow, deceased, and contains
about three hundred and thirty five acres, l35 rms
land lies contiguous several excellent Mills, anu
susceptible Of the highest improvement Inc improve
uenls are only tolerably good bur amply snmesn. o'
small family. The title to said land 10 indisputaole
hn, selling by order Of Court shall convey only such
,,i vested in by virtue OF such order and de-
80 TERMS-Cash will be required.
For further information about the above land apply
m the subscriber, Poplar Run, Orange county, Va
Sept. l-ctds JAMES bEhDl.Eo.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-13
PROFITABLE INVESTMENT.

WE subscriber, having an only son in the West, and
having recently lost the tie which has separated
nm from his only child, and rendered his location In
virginia no longer desirable, will sell his most eligible
anu urHirabe Estate, the county Of Brunswick for Mt
s one fourth less than u could have been obtained
s' weeks ago. The dwelling house, for comfort and
ku architecture i not surpassed, with large kitchen,
"ces, &c-in fact, all necessary houses for large
ia'n. The dwelling il superior, and beautifully mot
eauavaeant,y) fnrnshed-wth all that Ia comfortable
ior 'am'y provided for the ensuing wear. About one
huhoied hean OF hogs, MY or sixty shrep, fine stock
oil catte OF the durham breed, among which are four
yoke OIL oxen anu three ready to work with two va
CONS, OF and horse cart and every variety Of aercul,u
raj implements.
The farm contains la3n or sixty acres ahau, al, h,
dred supposed In maiden land, part grown in nine
much Of which win bring good tobacco. Ii lies on tbs
waters Of Great Creek for perhaps mile and a half
with large proportion Of fiat land, capable Of the high
ts' Improvement with little labor The Estate is finely
watsIed with numerous syringe, and the flat land on
any machinery. ' W.
,h, 1ested to sell the whole Estate as II stands, with
pes.n, nandred barrels corn, oats, fodder, and the
pounds, IN The Process az rn,a
,os oc an 600 e ailn three highly improved tobacco
nnS, " o aou n nils EACH and one of % 200 and from
years. ?'"s III Clover ior the lastly
one thrd OF The purchase money will, h. ,scu,.d in
ss ,nd oss.s. ~, oe accommodating to the prcha-
scr anu possession gwen imme diatelv " N f"'s
apphcauon can made 10 the subscribe, H,;na y, m.
estate. as II V presumed none will nn,h III sm
nrst viewing for themselves f'"e"ase w''hou'
"" '-s'" d. J. CLAIBORNE, sp.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-13
DAN RIVER LAND AND NEGROES FOR
SALE

THE subscriber, wishing to remove to the South, is
i induced by that, and other considerations, 10 offer
for sale all Of his lands lying upon Dan River and its
waters, in Halifax county, nine miles from Halifax
Court -housc the several tracts, containing near eight
thousand acres which he laid Oft In tracts Of small
or large size from 400 TO 600 acres or from O0 to ao
acres to suit purchasers, with comfortable dwelling
houses other out houses, tobacco barns, &c.
There Is Mill the river, one Of the tracts that
never wants water which from 400 10 500 barrels
toll per wear There u Grist and Saw Mill On another
tract South Dan River. Any person wishing TO pur-
chase are invited to come and view for themselves
If not sold privately, shall on TUESDAY, the s7th
day of October next sell to the highest bidder the aore-
said lands. Also, at the same time, VIII be sold, Tor
cash. about eighty Negroes, consisting OF Men, Boys,
Girls Women and Children Stock Horses, Cattle, Hogs
and Sheep. Crops Toba, CO, Corn. Wheat and Oats,
Plantation Utensils, and some Household and Kitchen
Furniture. ., ",
One.lhird of the purchase money for the land will be
required in cash. aud and Two years credit on Tie
remaining lwothirds, with deed of trust on The pre-
misses until paid. credit until the ls day OF July,
Is47 will he given the CROP stock &C., the purcha-
ser giving bond with approved security.
The sale will continue from day to day until the
whole Of the above property i sold:
Sept. 29-cit THoMAS SohihN, Or.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-13

TRUST SALE OF POWHATAN LAND.
~ i.,. az decd or trust executed on the 18th day
Is of March, 1885, by Elijah Bailey and Mary his wife,
Lawson Buroot deceased and the subscribed q Sc
repayment Of 200 borrowed ny ine sa,a "s
surviving Trustee, proceed TO sell, Tuesday the
cath of November next, on the premises tract , Oh
Land in Powhatan county, containing 4oo acres STU
ated about seven miles from the and about
one mile from the Genito Mills and is more particular
y described in the deed of trust which Is recofuea IN
the County Court Of Powhatan. The lana Is III hhc
condition. and is susceptible Of the highest improve
ment. Tho improvements consist of a new anu com
Portable dwelling and all necessary out houses ana Ie
title is believed To be nnqnesIionabe though, as lnus-
tee, shall only convey with special warranty. Inc
sale will be for cash. JAS. f. HEATH.
Aug l1-cwlds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-13
DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE.

TINE subscriber intending to engage other business
offers for sale the very desirable Farm on which he
resides generally known Harris Bottom. The Tract
contains 232 acres, Of which 800 are good bottom
land in as high state of Improvement rs any Farm in
Virginia. lying In acompact form immediately along the
North River all times naveable for small batteau1
and eight miles from james River. The neighborhood
healthy intelligent and away from all resorts for dis
spatlon and within ride of Lexington, with It's
furnishing Literary Institutions. The Farm Is capable
of yielding between and zoo barrels Of corn year.
tobacco in proportion, and may be converted into
Stock Farm or a dstillery may he conducted by any
disposed, with as much profit anywhere, there
being every convenience the Farm for The purpose
long credit will he given If desirable by securing The
purchase money with interest Address the subscriber
lposlage paid Lexington, Virginia.
Sept o2-cw8w WILLIAM A. READ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-13
TO THE HOLDERS OF VIRGINIA MI
IITARY LAND WARRANTS

CONGRESS having, by an act approved 29ih July
~ last, extended the time for locating Continental
and for returning surveys thereon office until The
first day of January 1885, notice is hereby given, that
the holders OF such warrants locate the same
in the said district.
From report made to this Office by the Surveyor OF
the Military District in Ohio, il appears that The quan
~ o land yet remaining be ocated Is about
acres lying principally in Scioto Pike and Adams
counties.
As the time for locating, and the quantity to he To-
Gated limited, and Congress has made no pror-
sion satisfy OF this character in scrip, hold
ers will perceive that the present opportunity OF To-
eating their warrants be lost another may not oter
JAMES II. PIPER Acting Commissioner.
crSrxA1 /. IN Or Aug. lS,l lS46.-cWl2M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-13
FOR SALE OR RENT

THE Bent Creek FLOUR MILL, which Is in The H.
l mi,s Of the new county of Appomattox, bordering
upcn ,hr line of Buckingham, and within mile or less
II n- lanes River Canal, and III miles by this route
above the city Of Richmond
TINS Mill has fixtures very superior-entireiy COM
prr-s on failing stream, aud the brand oi the
mil has high standing in Richmond and other markets
The county adjacent To the mill is first-ra,e wheat
srow,ns part Of Virginia.
Those who may be DESTROYS Of embarkine in the ma
pnf,r,urt of flour will find this mill advantageous in
All respects, and those who may have disposition 10
engage IN wooen cotton or other kind of maDufac-
tory wond ind this property very suitable TO such an
undertaking The mil house is large, and the dam is
Constructed most solldy aud enduraby The house it.
,slf could he converted into cotton or wooen manu-
factory or such manufaciory could be added to the
four mill most conveniently and adventageousiy.
", Andrew White who lives at the MILL will show
tbs property any DESTROYS OF purchasing or rent
Us Wv RICHARD POLLARD.
Alta Vista, Abenarle county, near Warren
suu ai-rtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-13
POSITIVE SALE OF VALUABLE LAND.

pEING determined sell my Plantation, called Sell
ID MA, lying in the county "f pownhlah, ! snai,' On
the eth of October offer public auction on tile pre-
misses, at ~ O'Clock 900
This tact of land contains, by recent survey, ,2Ss
acres Of which about $50 are low grounds most OF
which is in high Of Improvement and the resi- OF
vel in timber between three and four hundred acres
az original wood land; 900 OF pine iano; Inc re-
mander consists of arabic land most Of ~nlen IS III
high state of Improvement, and well set in clover.
There excellent dwelling house on 1hs 'a iamS
- we'll watered by creeks, branches, and number OF
FIRST rate springs. The neishbohood is proverbal for
its morality and intelligence
sown ON the land in good time, and on hne land.
AT The same time and place, shall sell all OF my
Crops, Stock, &c. ,x,.,;n ,,;,, ,o
w, Ia call and see this before the day of sale as WIN
postyely be sold them if previously disposed ofo
which nolics will be given In due time. r.
rERMS-One-third cash; the balance on = credit OF
one and two years from The day OF sale POSSESSION ,
will be given on the first Of January, io4I for Inc
Character of this land reference is made 10 William NJ
Thornton Of Cumberland, Blair Burwel Of Powhatan,
and George 81. Harding OF Hanover. ,,.,r
Oct. 9-ctds u .. ihO0uDA'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-13
REMEDY FOR AGUE AND

nR PRICES AGUE AND FEVER PILLS are war
~ ranted to cure Aeue and Fever in from twenty 70
thirty hours If directions are faliowed. Ten Pills
have frequently permanently cured the worst cases IN
no instance have thirty heen known to fail they are
ptepared from simple vegetable medicines. Each box
contains twenty Pills. Price 81 per tox; or 81 per
dozen planter rs and Farmers would find II To their IN
tre>, 10 keep supply hand as they may thus save
large Doctors Bills The Pills can be put up IN neat
er packages and sent by mail at letter postage Inc
popetors In order prevent countereits and imposl
cn ale determined not TO establish agencies. All or
der, must be attended with the cash. pns paid and d.
dected to Or. C. J. KENWORTHY 4 CO.,
Bank Street, Petersburg, Virginia
n. \. The money will be returned In every case Of
future July 3l-ctf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-13
DWELLING HOUSE AND TANNERi
EOR SALE AT AUCTION.

pY virtue of deed of trust executed to The subscri
ID beers, as Trustees, by Col Thomas T. K.ehdiason "
and Catharine his wife, bearing date the 5th day OF
June ls43 and duly recorded in the office OF the Ce.k
of The County Court Of Charlotte we shall proceed 10
sell al public auction, at Charlotte Courthouse on
THiIRsDAY the 22nd day of October next the lot Of
Land near the Court house, IN the occupation u
the said Richardson, containing 67 80 acres on wnic
are situated neat and commodous Dwelling House anu
The terms will be liberal and will be made known on
the day of sale. non,,eoS
RICHARD l. GAINES,
rbo,io,,e T. H. Sent. 29-ctds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-13
INFORMATION WANTED

nF JOSEPH NEWTON TAYLOR, who eft the re-
~ sidence OF his father, living near stanardsvie,
Greene county, Va, the 3ls Of August last lie left
his home without the least cause, having received no
unkind treatment manifesting any complaint, prior
to his absence He is about sixteen years Of age dark
skin, black eyes, i've feet six Inches high. He carried
with him clothes except those lie had on, which con-
sisted only Of pair of white pants and old palm leaf
hat ANY information concerning him or his where
abCuts will be thankfully received by his distressed pa
rents and friends. Letters the subject should be ad-
dressed TO JOSEPH TAYLOR,
Oct. g-c2t Stanardsville, Greene county, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-13
sTaTTNToN law SCHOOL.

THE subscribers Law Lectures viii commence, as
h.rstofore ON the goth November next, and trrni-
nate on the 20th March following. Each Student will
bring with him the following text books or Is many of
them he may lind il convenient and practicable to
procure Chiltys Blackstone, fuckers Commentaries,
Stephen on Pleading Goud's P,eadins Lube's Equity
Pleading Chilty's Pleading, StaIke on Evidence,
Greeneas Evidence, Lomax's Digest Of Real Property,
and Lpmax on Executors and Administrators.
Those who may intend TO apply for admission
quesed do by letter, addressed 10 the subscriber
al Staunton personally, by the 18th November next
Fee for Instruction, $50, payable IN advance.
LUCAS T. THOMPSON.
Staunton, Sept Is, i5lG.-cwl0v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-13
s.aunton, Sept. Is, i54G.-cwiOw
EDJICATION.

A FEMALE SCHOOL will be opened on the second
n Monday in September, at The residence of James
II. Lewis, near Walkers Church, Albemar'e.
TEaMs BOARD and Tuition in the English branches
for the scholastic year Of 10 months Sll0
Music IN III. Piano Forte 80
French, ~
Drawing in Pencil and Water Colors 10
a lady, of the highest qualifications as Teacher,
has been engaged.
Application TO he made To J. II. Lewis through the
Post Office, Everettsviile, Albemarle county
Aup I4-cwf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-13
VOLUME XLIlI.-NUMBER 4s.

His offence was gross one; he struck the Of
ncer OF Inc deck, whe. was at the time acting as
Isl Lieutenant almost entirely without cause for
anger or complaint He is an Irishman. and il
is said, OF very respectable family
Santa Anna delayed his movements too long,
and is now viewed with extreme colduess by ma
ny OF his former friends | believe he is vet at
Psuebla, not feeling sufficiently strong 10 make a
demonstration on the capital. He stands ready 10
give The people any quantity or kind Of pledges
which ne will redeem or not, according as expeS
diency may dictate.
There is but lille doubtthat Salas has an army
in the field OF 5000 troops. Few ofthem, think,
will ever pass San Luis Potosi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-13

TIN WARE, STOVES, CRATES, FIRE

THE subscribers would respectfully call the
tention Of Country Merchants and others, pur.
chasing Tin Ware Stoves, Crates and Fire Places &c
&C., to their general stock, to be found at No. go West
Main street. They feel assured that they sell Of
the above articles at wholesale or reiail any
call tho attention Of those in want to our Of
Cooking Stoves. Also, plate, plate, plate, and
Coal Stoves, as well Fire Places for burning
wood, far preferable article than the franklin
Stove, and much safer and remedy for smoking
chimneys. ID. & C. r. WELLER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-13
NRW GR0cERY STORE.

,rllE subscribers have entered into Co.pai."e.sp,
under the firm Of HERRING & GARpNEk, aor p Due
papase Of conducting the Grocery and n h
iv,l,'m r. Rarret. Immediately opposite the Richmond
and rreaerieksburg Depot, Broad street, They neha
sepng general assortment. Of fAM ~ ,s.r friends
wiz .snsIaiiy One Of US having been en-
sSed in the business for several years IN tins Guy we
rp NV close attention to merit share Of patronage
we win pay particular attention !" e sa's S' friends a dO
oi produce eohs's"eu GEO HERRING,
GEO w. GARDNER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-13
STpAyED OR STOLEN

From the subscriber, residing ut City
~ Point. IN the county Of Prince George: o., on
A1lBAY HORSE, between four and i've years
OLD about five feet high, ail full and toerably long
has a white spot his face about the size OF dollar;
without shoes name some what rubbed by the collar,
ami nlrt,y white al that place, and ut another place
about hal. way the neck the lat, place not very apt
lose discovered without examining. He does not pace,
bu, ,o,s and raiiops roughly. purchased him and his
match last Sprns from Mr. Henry Falrbank Of Rich
moud A liberal reward will be paid 10 any one who
VIII return him TO me al this place, or give me such IN
formation as will enable me 10 get HIM again; ana II
stolen an add,onal reward will be given for such in
frmation as viii lead TO the conviction of the thief.
CuRiSTOPHER PROCTOR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-13
Is CHANCERY.-VIaGsrA:-I In Chesterfield Circuit

IN CHANCERY.-VIRGIsTA: In Chesterfield Cncuh
! Court, August l2th, 1915:
Newman Newly and Mary his wife, and Laenaiah
n. Brooks, ria'h''us.
against
Matthew Newby and Ann his wife, John S. Brooks,
EuilIer Brooks, Richard smith and Rebeeca his wife,
Alexander Laprade, Phineas Laprade, BENJAMIN La "a
Ma,n and Ann his wife, Thomas Cox and Phoebe his
wif,, Defendants.
This day came the plaintiffs and filed their hill, ana
The defendants, Matthew Newly and Ann his wife,
John s Brooks, EquilIer Brooks, Richard Smith and
Reberca his wife. Alexander Lapade, Phneas i'aprade,
Benjamin Iaprade, and Thomns Lap'ade. not having
entered their appearance and given security according
10 the act Of Assembly and the rules of this Court and
ii appearing BY satisfactory evidence that they are moi
non resident defendants appear here the first day OF
October term next and the bill Of the complain
ants and that copy of this order be forhwtn
In some wspaper published in the city OF Richmond
for eight weeks successfully and posted at the 'front.'
door Of the Courthouse If this county
s.,t l-ewnu w w. T. COGBILL, D. C.