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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-04


Bill charges that complainant some time
in the year 1887 contracted 10 convey 10
Joel Smith, deceased, the S. W. quarter,
and W. bali f quarter of section 81,
township 81, range east, containing 24O
acres, and executed his bond to said Smith,
conditioned 10 make lille upon tho pay.
ment Of The purchase money; and the said
Joel Smith executed his note payable LIST
January, 1910, TOR the sum of $2525 10
complainant; that defendants are The wi
dow and heirs Of the said Joel that
in 1888 he (compIaiuanl) endorsed and
transferred said note 10 one TN, B Moore,
and at The October term 1910 of Carroll
Circuit Court, Judgment was obtained a.
gainst said Smith on said note, and on
future Of said Smith 10 satisfy the same,
complainant as cndnrser was compelled TO
discharge and did discharge il; that there
is now no legal administrator of tho os.
tate Of said Smith; and that said purchase
money for said land has never been PAID
Prays for process, &c. and that defen.
dants, as The heirs Of said Joel Smith, he
compelled to pay said purchase money, OF
in default thereof, that they deliver said
bond 10 complainant to be cancelled; and
for general relief &c.
VIM. b BOLE, Clerk.
CorHRAN a HOWARD. sol'n.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-04
Law Notice.

= wH'TaoRE, g. JOHNSON. r. l.. HERRING
WHiTMOaE, JOHNSON & HERRING
EF AVING associated themselves in
M n the practice Of Law, respectfully
tender their services to the public, with
assurances that all business confided 10
their care Will receive prompt and faithful
attention, They will practice in the Cir
cult Courts Of 'Tallaheichie, Yallobusha,
Carroll, Choctaw, Sunaower and Holmes
also in the Vice Caancery Court al Chr.
roIlton, the Superior Courts Of Law and
Equity At Jackson, and the u S. District
Court at Ponlotoc.
Whitmore a. Herring, only, will prac.
tee in the several Courts of Probate.
Office al Cdrolkoa, Nj.
February II, le46 10
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-04

MIssissTpPI BArTIsr.-We admit the fol.
lowing, although against our general rule,
with the promise that we will at any time
yield the same space for notice Of the re-
liglons publications Of any other denomina-
iion- We doubt not4he " Baptist' emit
nently merits the support Of that nume-
rous and worthy sect, and Of the Christian
community, generally.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-04
CARRotLroN. 22d Feb'y. 1s4(i.


Dear brethren and friesds Of he Bapdsl
order IN Mississippi, and to all ,rho lore
our Lord Jesus Christ in sincerity:
Ia January last we reached the desired
goal-ihe instrument greatly needed BY
our denomination, 1. O. a weekly religious
paper edited in central position in cur
Stale. Virginia, Georgia, Alabama, Ken.
lucky, Tennessee, and many others of the
States have long since had their respec.
live hetads in operation, and successfully
working for the Lord; and why may not
Mississippi, 700, be numbered with Others
in this good work ?--for Indeed this man.
ner Of procedure seems to fall Immediately
within the range Of Gods counsel, for Ne
says, anterior to taking the kingdom and
dominion under the whole heaven for his
son, that "mANY shall run to and fro, and
knowledge shall be increased" Whether
therefore we refer to men, 10 books, to
tracts, or papers. still It is The ''many" spo.
ken Of in Gods prophecy by Daniel.
l have been favored with the first and
second numbers ofihis paper, and am hap.
py 10 say that its type is not only clear
and legible, but lis matter is good; ex.
lfemely good, considering the absence of
exchanges, of which the editor complains
but which viii soon be remedied. The
paper Is now on foot, but we want it to GO
freely; we want ii perpetaated; and how
shall it be donel Only by keeping il well
edited, as We trust it is now, and by all the
denomination and friends lending help
ing hand To press it forward; the object is |
worthy sufficiently worthy for all to be
co-workeis. Do we want mental focus
or rallying point Of mlnd as denomina-
tion2-here we can have it Do we want
a farlher acquaintance with The Ministers
and dear people of God in our country +?
lin this we can find facilities. Do we
wish 10 be kept advised of the progress Of
the Redeemer's kingdom IN the world. and
especially in our own land2--here il can
be found, DO we want a medium of com
for appointments for iiinerant
preaching, &c. 7 We say, pauonize the
. Mississippi Baptist" (lhe name of this
ind he ,b;ng % ,ncb ,eaJsJ n ,oa 'o ",''
try-(aciIi,y S.. in any noiat ac y vGa~'
il Is worrby az ar ,a;,aJ agas, a. - '''"'
A word - Nt;a;s,ars 49, asI I'D
Gently bay;oa reraogoi e. 49,. go,
Denr bre,bren tno1, we b,v I' liz, ILL.,
1nrc,yn,;,a - ~ e. -. "''o ~ i'nu
md ,boy ara 20, 1aaa n - d. w I ! '"'e'
rnn,.ono ~ o1r ad H = go ~ - 'n'S -
nwv anJ aoad naa XIV ,q ~ ' 4 KIN ooN
u i;aa J,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-04
In District Chancery Court

AT CARkVLLTON.
E. S. Tappan
Us.
President, Directors g. co. Ffbruary
Of the Farmers a. Mer Rules, 1916
chants Bank, at Mem
phis, Tennessee.
n TPoN opening the Mates cf this
Z Bill, and il appearing to the salts
faction Of the Court lhat the said defend.
ants reside beyond the limits Of this State
1t is ordered, that unless they appear,
plead, answer or demur 10 The bill Of com
plalnanls herein, on or before The third
Monday Of June next, The matters Of the
bill herein will he taken pro confesso as
10 them, and decreed accordingly
II is further ordered, that publication
hereof be made in the Mississippi Demo.
Graf once week for two months SUCCESS.
siyely. WM P. BOLE, CLERK.
February IL, 1916 9-Jt
WAUL aud SHEPPARD, Solfs.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-04
I'm District Chanccry Court
AT cARRoLLToN.
William Terry Fe5yuory RDrcs.
ps. "x' ''i


William Terry Fs5ruary Rules.
ps. a.n
sharkey's heirs, 81 az A. y '04o
n pom opening the matters Of this
4 bill, and il appearing 70 The -atis-
faction Of the Court hat The heirs at law
Of Joseph Nelson, deceased, are unknown,
and thqt they are necessary parties de-
fendanis-H istherefore ordered, that I'M
less the said heirs "a law OF Joseph Mel.
son, deceased, appear before The Vice
Chancellor at the courtroom in CarroiIion,
on The third Monday Of June next, and
plead, answer or demur, the matters Of the
bill herein will be taken. pro con fesso az
70 them, and decreed accordingIy.
It is further ordered, that publication
hereof 10 made once week for two
months successfully ia the Mississippi
Democrat. WIN. P. BOLE, Clerk.
February II, 1916 1891
SHEPPARD, for Comp't
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-04
Adninistrator,s Notice.

n ETTEkS Of adminislrailon having
been granted 70 the undersigned by
Tie Probate Court If Carroll county al the
October term ls45 ibcreof.) on the estate
Of Arthur Haynes, deceased, NJ persons
having claims against said estate viii pre-
sent them duly authenticated within The
lime prescribed by law, or ihey viii be
forever barred
DAVID WORSIiAM, Admr
estafe Of A. Haynes, dec'd.
February II, le46 9-6t
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-04
NEW ORLEANS MARKET-.February b,

CoTroN. The entire business of
the week 10000 bales. Prices have re-
NAMED very firm throughout the week,
and in fact current rates are fully &c. high
er than at the date of our last. We now
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-04
NAV TAlLORINa ESTABLISHMENT.
7. IL. THOMPSON

7. II. THOMPSON
Isl D ESPECTFULLY announces to tn,
No public that he has permanently 10
Gated at Carrolon, next door to the Post
Office. He is prepared to make up all gar
menls according to the latest Paris nnt
American fashions; aud from bis expert
ence IN some Of the best establishments d
the largest cilies Of the Union, feels conf
dent that be shall be able to give genera
satisfaction. All garments warranted to
fit--no mistake.
February Is, 1876 loft
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-04

IDlO.
Samuel Ifurd, complainant,
Us. NO. BIZ.
Anne Pope ctol. deiendans
ut pom opening complaiaani's bill, and
Y proof being made That the defend.
ani Anne Pope y notu citizen Of this State,
bul resides besond The limits thereof, and
beyond The Jurisdiction u his Court, 50
that the ordinary process q the Court can
moi be served upon her.
Fl is therefore ordered, That the said
defendant enter her Appearance herein on
Or before the next term Of this Court 10
be holden al Carrolion on the third Mon.
day of June next, and plead, answer or
demnr 10 compliments bill, otherwise the
same will be taken for confessed against
hrc, set for hearing ca pdrte, and The mat.
tiers therein decreed accordingly. And il
is further ordered, that copy Of This or
der. together with an abstract Of this bill,
be published 10 The Mississippi Democrat,
newspaper published in tha Town Of Car
rolton, once week for Two months sue
cessiyely. A true copy TEST:
WIN. p. BOLE, Clerk,
BY order Of complt's Sorr, WAuL.
Fcbruury 3, 1916 S.9t
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-04
lslacAsGasithitat.

w n ME undersigned annonpceS 10 Ihe
4 public lhit he still continues al The
same sand ~ Ibis piece. He gives bis
personal atlenian at Nh times; and work
in his line will be executed nsns good
manner, and at as low prices as any where
In this section Of country. He has Two
forges 10 operation, and is enabled 10 e.
ecute orders with expedition.
PL0UuiIlS.--l have now. and shsIl
keep ON hand for sale a lot Of superior new
Ploughs, Of different kinds.
r. s. ORDER.
CarroIton, January |, 1916 AZ
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-04

Comnlnitied to iail

a Or Carroll county, March 81,
~ 1916, negro man who saws
MZ his name is WlNDER, and
VII that be belongs 70 Nicholas
Hnsal.Azn Maaeti, Of Yali5busha county,
Q miles from Grenada. lie Il "a or %
years old, light black complexion, 5 fee:
. Or 10 inches high, stoutly made, his hair
plated.
The owner i requested 10 come for.
ward, prove property, pay charges, and
take him away.
4. 5. ORDER, JaiIor.
March l2-
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-04

Montreal correspondents &c the London
papers complain oi,he Democratic tenden-
cics Of The Canadas.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-04

Bill states that complainant inlormaried
with defendant, Sarah Il. Stovall, in The
year 1888 that the said Sarah lived with
him until the year 1870; that in the month
OF October, Of said year, against his will
and consent, she deserted him, and remo-
we'd 10 The State Of Louisiana, where she
bus ever since lived scparare and apart
from complainant; that complainant has
been citizen u Mississippi for the last
twenty years.
Prays for dissolution Of the marriage
contract betweed complainant and defend
ant; and Tor the restoration TO complain
ant Of all his rights and privileges as wp
unmarried man, &c.
g ,RNEfT, Tor Conn'nt
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-04
District Chancery Court

Of he State Of Mississippiat Carroliton.
Josiah StovaIl Bill FOR DIvoRoE,
No. 302] rs. 10 December Term,
sirah &. sioyall } 1915.
IN Mis- DAY came the complainant, by
b his Solicitor, and il appearing to
the satisfaction of the Court that the de-
endant is non. resident Of the State Of
Mississippi, the same having been proven,
Il is ordTtd BY The Court, That publica-
ton Of the pendency Of this bill be made
weekly for three successive months in tho
E" Mississippi Democrat newspaper
published in the town OF CarruIIon, Car
roll county, Mississippi, that unless tho
said defendant shall enter her appearance
At the next June term Of This Court, and
plead, answer or demur 10 the complain.
ants bill, the snme will be set down for
hearing on the facts charged in the bill,
and decree passed in the same manner
as if the defendant had appeared and was
present in the court.
Issued on the 10Th day of December,
A. u. 1915.
A true copy from The minutes;
WIN. p. BOLE, CLERK.
December 81 1915, 3-l3t
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-04
Dis,ricl ( hancery Court

OF THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI AT cARRoLLToN.
Al Rules teforc The Cierk, FcJrnery 2,
1916.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-23

The Governor of New Jersey has nominated 70
the Senate Henry w Green to be Chief Justice Of Tie
Supreme Court OF that State, upon the expiration 81 The
term Of the present Chief Justice.
One hundred OF the journeymen printers OF New
Orleans were held appear before Recorder
on tho 2th instant upon charge Of libel made against
them by Mr. Van Behuyssn, on behalf Of the Publishers
OF the J.fsrsonfon- .
The Georgia Railroad has been the theatre OF an
other serious accdent-the second within few days.
As the ownward train was its way on Wednesday
night when within q few miles OF Crawfordsvills. tho
passenger and baggage cars were suddenly thrown nom
feet by which the former very much broken iDjur
ing less, almost every passenger on board ono
Mrs Duncan. the wife Of the Rev Mr. Duncan,
was said to Be very seriously not iatay o,n nd
cuts though none were very Acknowledgements C"on'
Gle, FEB. 8. =
Isaac Johnson, the Governor elect of the State OF
louisiana was inausuratsd into once on 'ns iSn '''
His inaugural address 10 well spoken OIL
In Baton Rouge, on the 9Th instant, Mrs Barker.
member Of the Society Of Friends delivered 'ef"Sn
before crowded audience.
Albert Quincy. a Boston pilot belonging TO the
pilot boat Froc, drowned on the zo'a in1 " 'ns
canoe in which be was capsizeo.
The Convention called by numerous ministers ana
lavmcn 10 take into consideration the connection OF
Nth issions commenced is session ct the Con-
areeaiional Church in Syracuse on the 18th inst
A woman died lately in Franklin, Name, under
very ,uspcious circumstances. II 10 thought she was
poisoned by her husband.
In Exeter N. H., the thermometer was eighteen
degrees below at seven o'clock on the morning OF
Mr. Andrew Ryan, a native Of Ireland, aged
alb out ~ years. Instantly killed in Manchester,
tho falling offs body Of earth upon him, while ct wcik
on Tie Gloucester railroad, on the i7th inst ins,s
one Of them fatally several more received y"
wonnds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-23
Court OF General Sessions.
Before Recorder TalImadge and Aldermen Stoneall an
Meserole.

Fer 22-Tridi oT James Miller alias Cupid the Clinton
Barge Ro6Se-The jury in this having been locked
up all night consult upon verdict announced to tho
oacer that they had agreed, whereupon o6cer was
despatched for the Recorder and District Attorney On
the meeting Of the Court the prisoner, Cupid, was
brought in, looking exceedingly. pale, and very
asked the Court they could nnd verdict either Of
the counts in the indictment The Recorder answered
in the Affirmative Upon few minutes confederation.
the foreman rendered verdict Of guilty the seventh
count the Indictment This count only charges the
prisoner with larceny and omits the locality Of the
robbery. The jury poled and severally answered
guilty. The prisoners counsel then asked the Court 70
defer Judgment until next term to allow time for bill
of exceptions. The Recorder stated that the Court
would adjourn until IL o'clock to day and then proceed
pass and would also hear any argument ON
the subject The jury were then discharged for the
term with the thanks OF the Court The jury in the
above case out eighteen hours, before agreeing
upon verdict
gpon taking Cupid back 10 prison, he said, III was
id strange to be found guilty Of stealing from 0s
BANK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-23

eqos these cold in other stores for IS; fine
n city for IS or fiat YOUNG & JONES Preach Boss
and Shoe Manufactory Of the fashionable in this
said be the best Boots sold in this city All Boots
V" '"A' YOUNG JONES, Ann street.
is77 In.rh near Broadway. New Yorh.
N ROSE Hi sTABLEy. 9Th street and Third
In Avenue aud Opposite Buls Head Just arriv a ard
GS for sale Of ths above Stables, about City Northern
md Wesfsra Honss-amonG which eight pas mairh,d:
s h orr good road horses, and sryers enc vt fam and
shirrirp orses H. n. NORTHRuP,
IS im-se Propsisssr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-23

- QUARRY FOR SALE, OR TO LEAsE-Situ
@ sis On the Pss:sic river - North Bellevills formerly
has extensively worked for Thirty years past
Of the best quare. Of free stone New jersey and in
ings store house. barns, two hundred feet Of wharf .pd
quarry separate desired For further psrtlculas enquire
OF the subscriber at the post Office in Beleyile, N
JOHN C. LLOYD.
BeIleviIle, Feb 10, I6<6. fls lmsmc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-23
rAPsCoTT's GENERAL EMIoRArIC

KKk TAPSVOTTS GENENAL EMIGRATION
txIY OFFICES, IS South Of Maiden Lar e,
~ New York, and DC Waterloo Road, Liverpool
Persons wishing for their friends from LIZ
yerr o urng the coming the New Line Of Liver
pool pack et, respectfully informed by the subscriber
will sail from Liverpool positively advertised; in any Of
which be the reasonable terms
and very will be used those Whose
be engaged this side Of the Atlantic despatch
cd comfor table possible Ship ROCHESTER on
the sth April ship 1arrck the ih do; ship HotfnEue
on the ON Nay Lhe well Known sailing QUALITIES O. !nsse
or cabin cabin and passengers
urpass those other line To passage and for
further pzrtcu lars, apply to
w. 4 J. I. TAPsCOTT.
rs South street, Ct Maiden lane.
f2l srh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-23

~ FOR SALE, OR TO LIE {, on the most re asonable
liz: terms three twostory Dwelling Houses, in North
Sixth between Sixth and Seventh streets, Williams
burg Two ofthe above and intended genteel
residences belng finished the best and supplied
with spring and rain water in the Kitchen and coal vaults
'front.' &C. Twothrds Of the purchase money may remain
ecured at per cent. Enquire on The gsmises, Of
fla fmsrrc O. Wall street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-23
FOR SALE, IN BROOKLYN,

OH
- ANEW BRICK HOUSE, on the south side Of York
street. hundred feet Of Bridge with lot
running through Talmsn The houss is three
with basement and cellar we'll 6ushed through
eSt with Eve minutes walk q and Catherine ferries
tsnsn, sr serm 81 var. ABLY At n MAN s1es Sroefixn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-23

SER BLACK BALL. OR OLD LINE OF LIVER
sulsr packet Of the lst March. The nseni6e
Ma bahes IiC tons Capt A. b. iowbsr viii sail posit,vely
Monday the "a March II well known that the
mod ,tons OF fitted superb and
costly with every modern Improvement and convent
that bat add to the comfort OF those ebarkns
PERSONS Waiting the old country sending for their
should cal. and see this spendd .peemen Of naval ehtee
before engaging elsewhere in cabin second
cabin and early application should be made board
foot Of Beekman street. OF 70 the ubscrben,
ROCHE, BROTHERS & co.
fa5r IS Fulton street lnex door to the Fulton Bank
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-23


You will pardon me- sir that cannot give my assent TO
the principles laid down in your last letter spain main
the solid grounds that the detention Of tho
vessels made in port, upon coast, or 10 Day o.
Spanish America the commerce and Navigation Oh wnich
belonged exclusively to Spain, by treaties win ~ ma
tons, wen England herself
The principles laid down cannot be adapted to the case
The vessels detained attempted to make an establish
ment at port where they found nation actually set
tied the Spanish commander at Nootka having previous
to their detention made the most amicable representa-
tons to the sggressor TO desst from thsr purpose
Your exceflsncy will also permit me to Icy before
YOU that IL not all certain that the vessels detained
navigated usder the British nag although they were
English vessels there having been reason TO believe
that they navigaed under the protection Of Portuguese
passports furnished them by the governor Of Macao
commercial vessels and not belonging to the royal
rine excellency will add to these reasons that by
the restitution Of these vessels their furniture and
goes, their value, in consequence Of the resolution
adopted by the viceroy Of Mexico which has been
proved Of BY the king for the sake Of peace every
thing placed in its original state the object your ex.
celency aims at-nothing remaining unsettled but the
ndemnihcation 81 losses, and Satisfaction for the
which shall slso be regulated when evidence shall De
given what insult has been committed, which hitneHo
has not been sufficiently explained.
However, that quarrel may not arse about wores,
and that two nations friendly each other may n1trs
exposed 10 the calamities Of war, have TO inform you'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-23

E for sale, rent exchange Invsstmenss made pro
per he purchase money with an in value
from 70 fifteen Money procured on
Third Avenue, JOHN ALLEN
N.B-Psns, ELEVATIONS, specifications and contracts for
budngs furnished here No Broad the short
notice. CALVIN POLLARD.
lm*rc Architect
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-23

THE large and commodious Dwelling House, at the
E Southwest corner Of Twenty-6th street and Seventh
Avenue, with Gard. IN, Stables Carrage House, &c.
piazza encirce. the whole buildrg position high and healthy
will be let with without the furniture private family
Eer SGe several Building Lots. Enquire the premises
Of r. GOODMAN % Cedar st. nj lwsmc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-23

k&& NEW LINE OF PACKETS FOR LIVER-
M1XS FOOL PACKET Of 18th of February-The 'endid
fast sailing and fsverte packet ship GARRICK. hoo
ions b.Iihen, Captain B. H. Trask will sail Thursday
Feb 26 ter regular day.
The ships Of th: line being all and upw.rds
about to embark for the Old Country will fail
the to be derived from .ee.DI this line prefer
comfortable and convenient than ships Of small
class aud their for cabin cabin and
other line Of packets Persons wishing secure behs
shou I'd not fail TO make early application board the
OF Wall street, orto WIZ. r. TAPSCOTT,
AT their general Passage Office, rs South street,
f23r corner of Maiden lane
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-12
NP. HOWARD. Clerk
Commissioners office.
IN Henrico County Court April Is, 1916:
William PeBi.ion guardian Of sarah L. Harris, an infant



sarah L. Hams an infant fourteen Of and Mosby
Woodon, guardian al em of The fad S1rah l. Harris
lam rcndenn and Cah1rnc " wife Josrph Peniision
and Charlotte q n biz wife, nlbuey g. Ovcrou and Eliza
pc wife FreirrrE T. Harris ari NahsnirI Harms Aersn5er
y. Barnett and Juianua BIZ Harms Dens
In Chancery.
ON ne motion of plaintiff who this day dIcd bee bn Doc m
cause, Mosty WOjsln assigned guardian al Item
defendant sarah T. Haur being arr Of fourteen
alnwCdty che Couu lusyrr df
PENDANTS VILLAIN rcniriou and Cllnr he WIFE, Jose
fcuicfou ani Charlotte 81 bic wife nabney
Eliza ~ his wife. FREDERICK a. Harms and Nathaniel vs.
which The raniH replied grncra1vnnd arlfafng thr &c.
ienlnis Nftaurf Rarfet ani JIannn h wife and David
Harris residents Of the Of Virginia and
PENDANTS not having entered their appearance md given security
according o The o Assembly and The of court
ordered that ~ Md defendants do aprcaf ars iay Vt
the Juyrem ani the bl of Pntnuf ant that
copy n ' order BE- ofhw d on newspaper published
in The city Of Rehuond f1f succevey hi
Other copy be posted ths Courth,u of this
county. A eopy-Teue
ap l7-wow LOFTIN ~ EtI.Er-r CHIC