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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-20

TN C~HANCERY.- vrRoisrA:-In Northumberland
i County Court, 10th August, 1876:
Richard w. Lewis, Complainant;
against
WiHny Lewis. Thomas Lewis, William Lewis, Ma
thaniel Roe and Fanny his wife, who was Fanny Lew
il, Richard and Eliza Lewis, Iriendanfs.
This day came the complainants, by their Counsel,
and il appearing TO the satisfaction OF the Court that
the defe ndant, Eliza Lewis. is not an inhabitant oi his
Commonwealth, on the motion of The ccmplaihants, ny
their Counsel, 1t is ordered, that the said defendant ap,,
pear here on The second Monday In october next, ana
answer the bill Of the complainantsi and That n copy oil
this order be forthwith inserted for two months success
siyely in The Richmond Enquirer, and another copy
posted at the front door of the Court house OF This coun-
~, Aug .aI-cw Sps-'e' NJ. +. cRALLE, C. C.
TN CHAECERY-viRorsiA AT a Superior Court OF
j Chancery for the Richmond Circuit, neia al .ne ~
pitol in the City of Richmond, on the 2'th Gay OF june
Philip r. Jones, Administrator, with the will annex
ed, OF Mary Slaughter, deceased, riaihtin'
IoSo NJ Ferguson, Sergeant of the city Of Richmond,
and az such, Administrator de bonis non OF George
Slaughter, deceased, and Wellington Goddin, Admi-
aia,rotor with the will annexed, OF William ID. Wren,
deceased,
rim answer Of William d. Wren, Administrator of
George Slaughter, deceased, replication thereto, e1hi-
hits fled, and examination CT Witnesses and was az
aned nv Coansel-on consideration whereof, the Court,
I'm N. motion Of the plaintiff, cr'h order and require,
Thai all persons who may have Claims against the 70
tate of George Slaughter shall exhibit lie same Tor sci
tIrment before Michael B. Poitiaux, ono OF The Commits
sion ers Of this Court, before the nrsf day OF the next
farmland that a copy OF this order be published for
right weeks In the Richmond Enquirer and Richmond
WING. two OF the newspapers published In the city Oh
Of said City. and also at the Court house OF the SAID
County, on i've several Court days.
ACopy-Teste, -
Sept l5-ewsw N. P. HOWARD, OK
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We have put down ST. Mary's county accord
ing 10 lis usual political complexion, in order 10
make our table complete, that being the only
county from which returns have not yet been re-
ceiyed. Ifthere should be no change in 81. Ma
rvs. The result will show a Wing gain Of ten in
The House of Delegates baltimore Sun.
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IN CHANCERY.-VrRcIrIA I'm Chesterfield C0un-

I " Court, august IUth, Io4b:
George w. Laprade, Administrator de bonis non, with
the will annexed, of James Ferguson, deceased,
against Plaintiff:
Richard FERGUSON, Benjamin FERGUSON, son of Fe-
Tx, George FERGUSON, Nehemiah FERGUSON, Benjamin
Ferguson, son OF Robert, Joseph X. Browpy and his
wife judith, in their proper PERSONS; also, John Fergus
son, Sarah FERGUSON and Julia FERGUSON, infants Of
tender wears, Defendants.
This day came the plaintiff. by Counsel, aud filed his
bill, and the defendants, Joseph X. Browniy and Judith
his wife, not having entered their appearance and given
security, according TO the act Of Assembly and the rules
Of this Court, and II appearing by satisfactory evidence
is ordered that the said defendants do appear here on
the first day OF the next November term, and answer the
bill Of The plaintiff; and that a copy OF tins order be
city of Richmond for two months successfully, and post
ed al the front door of the Courthouse Of This county.
~Copy-Teste,
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IN HANGER SiR6iris Al a Superior Court ol
: Lhancery Tor the kic.mund Circnit, held ~ The Ia
pitui, in the Cny OF Richmond, on the j0lb day OF June,
1856:
Jean Paris and Marie Janey his wife, which said
Marie is "A daughter OF Claude Janey. Marie BaiIy,
widow of Simon Morey, otherwise called !aIly, aud
Ilaudinr Adele CIeuse Morey, infant children Of Bale
Janey, deceased, by Charles CIeuse their father and
next friend, PlaiHutis:
against
Edmund NJ. Ware, administrator 81 Thomas Gree
ham, dece1sed, aud administrator de huni- non Of
Joseph Janey, deceased, defendants
This day came the plaintiffs by counsel. ana filed
then hill against the defendant, Ia winch The shid de
PENDANT filed his answer; and, ;hrrrnI"n. ihc osusc
coming On by consent at the parties, b. ronns'l !, 10 he
r-nrd upon the said bill and answer, and icing argued
IL counsel. the Court on cons deratIon thereof. ioth ~
IN. like consent ~adjndpe, order and drcite. ihai one Of
the Commissioners of this Court do cause an advertise
meut Ia be published for eight weeks ~ t~o 81 ne
newspapers printed IN the : ty ~ klrhiiand; AMI also
10 he posted nj The door OF The Cnurf House Of Ihr
county at llenrico, and at the door 81 tbs toift House
Of The City Of Richmond on two several tonff int-,
requiring all persons no may have claims against ne
estate oi Joseph Janey, late Of ihr county 81 LssrN,
deceased, 10 exhibit the same Tor settlement e'"'r tr
said Commissioner, on some day after The expiration 81
the said eight weeks, 10 be designated IN The saii ~
ver,isement. which said claims, VI any he prrsenitd,i The
said Commissioner, shall audit ami report 10 The C"nf,
with any matter deemed pertinent by himself. 81 II.
guired by any party to be so stated.
A Copy. Teste.
M /. ~ A - rD 1S IN ItnWE
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TN CHANCERY.-vrRoiNIA AT Rules held in the
L Clerks Office of the Superior Court OF Chancery for
The Richmond Circuit, the 18th day of%September, ls46
Joseph R. Anderson, Plaintiff:
against
Benjimin Churchill, and other Defendants.
The defendant above named not having entered his
appearance ard given security, according Ia the act Of
Assembly and the rules of thus Court, aud II appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he i not an lnhaniiant al
thus Commonwealth, il is ordered, that The said defend
ant do appear at The rules 10 he held for the said Court,
on the first Monday in December next, aud answer the
bin Of the plaintiff; and that a copy Of this order be- form.
with inserted in some newspaper published IN the city
of Richmond for TWO months successfully, and posted
at the front door OF the Capitol. in the said city.
Sept. 15-cw2mm PoWHATAN ROBERTS, D. ok.
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FOT me enquirer.
PRIMARY Scholastic THE MAGIS
TRATES OF VIRGINIA.

Your last Legislature passed an act "amend-
ing the present primary school system" Its first
clause is, "That il shall be The DUTY OF The Sc
yeral county and corporation Courts, at their o.
roBEa terms, respectively. 10 lay of, according TO
accurate and we'll known boundaries, the terrific
~ OF their counties, and the corporate limit IS OF
their lowns," &c, "tinto any number Of districts,
having regard to the territorial extent and popula-
lion OF the same; and 10 appoint Tor each district
one school commissioner"
This is all that you have TO do. Some Octo-
Der courts have passed, leaving The above duty
undonr; but others are YET 10 come. May it not
be hoped that those Of you whose October Courts
are To come will DO, fail TO discharge 50 inpor-
lant a task
Let each magistrate, who best knows The lopo.
raphy Of his county, go 10 court with a sketch
Of suitable districts al least in his hall, or his
Iourlh, OF that county; and not grudge a sitling on
the second or third day, il The first do not suf.
fee. No taxation is 10 result: this increase OF
districts and commissioners is only a part Of a
plan 10 make more efficient for good the annual
$3.50 0 of the Literary Fund, which have been
hitherto spent 50 iruitlessly.
The commissioners whom you appoint, are 10
meet al November Court, 10 organize themselves,
elect a county su superintendent OF schools, &c.
Your fellow-citizen, NJ. l..
Louisa, Oct. IA.
r. The districts had better not be over five
miles square,. C., contain over Is square miles
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TN CHANCERY -vIRoIriA AT Rules held In the
L Clerks Office of the Superior Court Of Chancory for
the Richmond Circuit, the Sd day Of August, 1886:
Allen n. Mills, Marshall r. Stafford and Charles
HubbelI, late merchants and partners, trading under the
namo Of Mills, Stafford and Company, Plaintiffs:
against
Frederick Grifhng, and other Defendants.
The defendant above named not having entered his
appearance and given security, according to the act Of
Assembly and the rules OF this Court, and II appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is not an %inhabitant Of
this Commonwealth, il Is ordered, that the said defend
ant do appear al the rules 10 be held for the said Court,
In tho Clerks Office thereof, on the first Monday in No.
vsmber neat, and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs; and
that a copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published In the city Of Richmond for Two
Capitol In the said city. A C0py-Teste,
Aug. 2l-cw9m N. P. HOWARD, elk.
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TN CHAECERY.-viRorsiA:- LIN Chesterfield Circuit
i Court, August 18th, 1916:
Newman Newly and Mary his wife, and Zachariah
H. Brooks, Plaintiffs:
against
Matthew Newly and Ann his wife, John 8. Brooks,
Equiller Brooks, Richard Smith and Rebecca his wife,
Alexander Laprade, Phineas Laprade, Benjamin La
prade, Thomas Laprade, George w. Laprade, John 7.
Martin and Ann his wife, Thomas Cox and Phoebe his
wife, Defendants:
This day came the plaintiffs and filed their bill, and
i Iohn 3 R,anss F Ea,,'I R 1872 R II an s mir " ana
Rebecca his wife, Alexander Laprade, Phineas Laprade,
Benjamin Laprade, and Thomas Laprade, not having
entered their appearance and given security, according
to the act OF Assembly and the rules of this Court, and
it appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are not
inhabitants of this country, It Is ordered, that the said
non resident defendants appear here on the first day of
October term next, and answer the bill of the complain
ants; and that a copy of this order be forthwith inserted
In some newspaper published in the city Of Richmond
for eight weeks successfully, and posted II the front
door OF the Courthouse of this county.
Sept. l-cw2m w. w. T. CoGBILL, D. C.
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hCopy-Teste,
sept. l8-cw2m l.. K. &. q.

TN CHANCERY-ViRorsiA:-At Rules held in the
/ Clerks ONCE Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery for Cumberland county, on Monday the
7th day Of September, 1916:
John R. Wilson, Administrator Of Elizabeth Stone,
deceased, fiaihtiu;
against
John w. Wilson, Executor Of Robert Ferguson, de-
ceased, Robert Blackburn and Lucy HIS wife, william,
P. Hickerson, John Hickerson, Thomas Powers and
Hugh Raine, Defendants
The defe n,ants. Robert Blackburn and Lucy Black
bourn his wife, VIM. r. Hickerson, Jno. Hickerson and
Thomas Powers. not having entered their appearance
and gwen security, according 10 The act Of Assembly
and the rules of this Court, and II appearing by saiis
factory evidence that they are not inhabitants of this
commonwealth. IL is ordered, that the said defendants
do appear al rules TO be held In the Clerks Office Of the
said iourt, on the fret Monday in January merit, md
answer the bill OF the plaintiff; and that n copy Of this
order he forthwith inserted in sons newspaper publish
ed in the city Of Richmond for two months successive
". and posted az the front door of the Courthouse Of
this county A Copy-Teste,
Sept. ls-cw2m B. d. OODsO ID. e.
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TN Powhatan County Court, October 5th, 1886:
L On the motion of George Taylor, who, b. marriage
and by purchase, is interested in the Estate Of William
Moseiey, tL.,) late of this county, deceased, II IL order
ed by the Court, that Armistead T.. TONNES. the surviv-
Ing Executor OF The said William Moseley, u-,) be sum-
moned TO appear here al the next Court 10 be held for
this county, To give additional security for the perform
ance OF his duty as Executor aforesaid and IL appearing
to the Court that the said Armlstead T.. Townes Is not a
residen, OF this State, IL Is therefore ordered, that a CO.
ny of thi. order be published weekly for three weeks
successfully, in one Of the Richmond newspapers. as
notice TO the said Arnistead L. Townes Of tho aPpliea-
ton aforesaid. 4 C~ory-Te.te,
Oet. 1cwSw Wh. {. UANCE, u.
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poWHATAN ROBERTS, D. Clerk.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, CITY OF RICHMOND
SEPTEMBER %. ls;G.
All persons having claims asains; tir Estate 81 j.
srph Jaary, deceased, late Of thr county OF Essex. re
hereby required 10 present them before me- on 81 hfioie
he first day Of December, 1915, that may andtt aud
report upon them, In obedience 70 the foregoing decree.
NJ. h. POITIAtX.
nct I-rmsu Commissioner.
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Sent. l8-cw9m

TN CHANCERY.-VIRGISIA AT Rules holden In the
1 Clerks Office of the County Court Of Southampton,
on the eth day Of August, 1916:
John Cosby, Plaintif:
against
Jonas Cosby, Dinah Cosby, Mills Cosby. Miles Cosby,
John Cosby and Demp-ey Cosby, Defendants.
The defendants not having entered their appearance
and given security, according to The net of Assembl.
and the rules of this Court, und il appearing by satisfac-
tory evidence that they are nor inhabitants OF this coun
try, II Is ordered, that they do appear here on the first
day of November term next, aud answer the plaintiffs
bill; and that a copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper published in the city Of Richmond
for two months successfully, and posted al the front
| door of The Courthouse Of this county.
hCOpy-Teste,
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TN Observation-Disclosures AT Rules held IN The
i Clerks Office of The Superior Court of Chan Gerry, for
The Richmond Circuit, the 5h day Of October, 1896:
Philip N. Thompson, William h. thompson, Jui!a
Thompson, George C. Thomp-on, and the said Philip
NJ. Thompson. Trustee for Isabella }. sully and her
children, flaintins:
against
Edmund C. Goodwin and other Defendants.
The defendant above named not having entered his
appearance and given security according to the Act Of
Assembly and the Rules Of this Court, and 1t appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he Is not an inhabItant OF
this Commonwealth, il is ordered, that the said defend.
am do appear at The rules to be held for the said Court
on the frat Monday In January next, and answer the
amended and supplemental bill ofthc plaintiffs; and that
a copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some news
paper published in the City of Richmond, for two months
successfully, and posted AT the front door Of tho Capitol
in the said City.
A Copy. Teste, T. ROBERTS ID. Clk.
Oct. 6-cwom
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE

RICHMOND, 18th StrltHlhtf I-f',
In lulfImrnt vi The above decree II the superior
Court Of Chancery for The Richmond Circuit, | hereby
notify the creditors of Martin PATE, decreased, ttal then
claims on his estate win haze 10 be- duly and Ir-al, IN.
thentlcalrd, delivered 10 mr in nv "iiic. within ~ t.
Rod OF three months, or by the 10th dav II December
next ensuing. NJ. u. POITlAUX, VI. Conn.
Semi. l5-CwsW
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Capt. S. B. Thornton, of the U. S. Dragons,
who commanded the first accommodating party
against The Mexican forces, and who fell into the
hands OF General Arista, arrived at Mobile on
Thursday last, having been ordered in The recruit
ing service. 1t will be recollected that Captain
Thornton was brought before a court martial and
honorably acquitted. -ICharks0n Courier.
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line New OTlcdUS DeItd says.
aThe destructive fire to which The division I'M
der General Taylor was exposed, when advan-
cling on the enemy's forts, on The 2lst September,
al Monterey, may be gathered from The tate oil the
gallant Third Regiment.
"Soon after the time when the order 10 advance
was given, Major Lear, in command OF the regi-
ment al The lime, got killed.
"Caplain Morris then assumed The command
he, too, shared a like fate. Captain cambridge
was next 10 lead-he gol severely wounded, and
had 10 retire. Brewer Major Barbour was the
next to take command-he was killed. Captain
Field was next, and he was killed. At the close
OF the engagement, Captain Henry was in COM
mand OF what remained Of the regiment, which
we're found 10 number, on being mustered, II
men, including the officers and the rank and file"
IMPORTANTFROMM EXICO.-The New
Orleans Picayune OF the 9Th inst. says-Adyices
from Mexico were received by the James L. Day
which appear 10 US OF the utmost importance
The American Flag OF the 26th ult, published al
Matamoras, announcing The receipt OF The lale
news from the city of Mexico direcr, but the de-
tails given are not Of importance. We are able
to announce, however, most positively, that letters
were received in this city BY the Day, BY a gentle
man deeply interested in Mexican affairs, and
from a very responsible foreign source in Malta
moras, which says that Gen. Almonle mas been
appointed President of Mexico ad interim, and
Gen. Santa Anna generalissimo Of the armies 4
Mexico; and further, that Santa Anna was then
engaged in raising and organizing troops, in,en-
ding TO take 10 field in person in the North.
This news will strike every one as important
in various aspects, but it is especially SO as il
may bear upon the armisIice granted by Gen.
Taylor TO Gen. Ampudia's forces. and again up
on the dependence which The Government at
Washington may have placed in The pacific in
t~enlions OF Santa Anna. We have not now The
time 10 enter into any reflections upon this news,
bu' We cannot iorbear calling attention 10 The TACT
that the New York correspondent Of the National
lntelligencer predicted in a singular and we'll
considered paragraph, both these events 10 Mexi-
can afairs-that Almonle would be made Presi-
dent and Santa Anna generalissimo Of The Army.
We thought the paragraph SO remarkable at The
time that we transferred il 10 our columns, in
which i, appeared on the Eth ult. The designs
Of Almonte have often been foreshadowed by
one or two presses in New York, and in this
instance his purposes were singularly anticipated.
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Aug. 25-cwsw WV. Q. WINST0N. Q. ". Q.

Ia Court of Quarterly Session, beemn and he if
~ New Kent County, at the CoDIt.h' use thereof, ~
Thursday, the 18th day of August. IsIg:
On the motion Of james Woodfn, jr., who married
Rebecca &. Slater, daughter Of Meredith Slater. drcrs-.
ed, and who IS one Of the distributes Of the said M-e.
dith Slater II appearing 10 the couri that more lhia
two years have elapsed since the qpaiif alton II Rich
monh 7. Lacy rs the Administrator ~ Meredith Slater
deceased IL is ordered TINT FL! persons having claims
against the estate Of Meredith - ,ier. deren>ei d" es.
hiblt the same for settlement, 10 te sa'd Richinond I.
Lacy. adm nistrator of Meredith Slater. d-crasrd. be
FIRE the 10Th day nf November lsi6; and tha, a copy Of
This order re- inserted for EIGHT weeks Ia The RIchn ond
Whig and Richmond Enquirer, and another copy there
orbr posied NJ the Court. house door of This county %
Two several Coun-days.
Copy, BAT. ID. CHRISTIAN U.
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A~usi2l-cw2m WIN o. WINSTON, Z. gc


IN CHANCERY-yiRc,siA:-A "A, a Superior Court D!
! Chancery for the Richmond Circuit, held Al, m. "a.
pitol, in the City Of Richmond, on the 2s,h day OF June.
1876:
John Sheppard, late High Sheriff Of the county Of
Henrico, 10 whom The estate Of Martin Pate was com.
united for administration, with The VIII annex.
ed, Pialnur
against
Levy X. Clarke and Lucy D. his wife, and Samuel
81 Pate, Defendants.
This cause in which the plaintiff appear. 10 ha,r no.
ceedrd against the defendants, Levy K. tiar,- AMI
Lucy b. his wife, who are out Of tins Common wrath,
in The manner prescribed hy liw for absent defendants,
they still failing 10 appear and answer. came on lhis
day TO he heard upon The bill taken Tor confessed. as 10
the said Levy X Clarke and Lucy y. HI wiir, upon the
answer of the defendant. Samuel VI. Pate. "ith gene
raj replication thereto, and upon the exhibits filed, and
was N gurd by counsel: ~hertupon. ihr totrt DOH al
judge. order and decree, that one OF the tomml>siunfis
of this Court do give notice 10 the creditors 81 Martin
Pate, deceased, nv publication OF this order for est;
weeks In the Richmond Whie and Richmond EnQuirf.
two Of the newspapers published IN the City Of Kch
mond. and by posting the same al thr door Of the Cuun
House of the county of Hrnrico. and also At The Cour,
House Of the said city OF on Two several
Court days, 10 produce their claims before him tor sci.
tlelntnt within the period Of three months.
Copy. Tesie, y. p. HOWARD. CirfA.
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We Yesterday received three New Orleans mails
and il was a dull business To scramble over their
contents. Though ii consumed much time, we
found nothing very interesIine-save, perhaps,
the developments of The true designs OF Yucalan,
.or which We refer to an article from The Plea
yune. Thai people, il seems, under The guise OF
friendship Tor us, is at heart The true ally OF
Mexico and aids her with her acts. They fur
nish a striking specimen Of Pupic faith, and our
government should be on its guard, and counter
ACT The mau9uverinss OF so treacherous a popu-
lation. The Picayune states, upon positive in
for malion. that YucaIan vessels are regularly
furnishing Mexico with The munitions Of war,
and that the supplies OF powder which
Mexico is using in repelling our attacks
upon her, are imported from Mw Orleans in
Yucasan resxt,-he powder being transported in
small vessels from Laguna 10 Tobasco, and other
smaller Mexican ports. II this be true, we &C
,aaIly protect her Hag in supplying Mexico with
facilities for prniongiDg the war against Us, at a
moment, 100, when il is evident that fucalan is
a, hear; hostile TO The United States. Such
,reacnery should at once he ,hwaried, and il is i'm.
po,,aut ,ha, our Government should enquire into
the facts, and promptly take The proper steps Io
punish, OF. al |, asl counleracl, the hostile move
men,s of a real, though sly and i%nsidious foe.
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We we're in error yester lay in announcing the
death OF Mrs. Myers. We were induced TO be-
lieve from the representations Of those who ought
10 have known. that The statements were true -
We deeply regrc, the publication and hasten TO
state, that Major Pollard received no such intel
ligence, nor did an express reach him on Friday.
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IN Observation-Disclosures Al Rules held In The
L Clerks Office Of TO Superior Court Of Chancery Tor
the Richmond Circuit, the twelfth day oil September,
1876:
The President and Directors Of the Bank Of the State
NJ SnuiI, Carolina Plaintiffs:
against
Alexander IIagan and another, Deiennah,s.
The defe ndant above named no; having entered ~
appearance and given security accordingly 10 inc &C, 81
Assembly and tho rules of this Court, and IL appearing
by satisfactory evidence thar he is not an i%nhab,tant Of
this Commonwealth, il is ordered, that the said defend
ant do appear at the rules To be held for the said Couri
on the frat Monday In December next, and answer the
bill OF the plaintiffs; and that a copy OF This order he
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published IN the
CITY Of Richmond, for two months successfully, and
posted at tho front door ofthe Capitol In the said city.
A Copy. Testr,
POWHATAN ROBERTS,, ID. elk.