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Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-03-10

Faults Of the head are punished in this word,
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-03-10

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-23
To Contractors j.,

SEALED PROPOSALS will he received ut the Office
- Of the James River and Kunawha Company, In
Richmond Virginia, until the 18Th day Of December
next, for the construction of The Company's Improve
ments on James River. from the mouth Of North River
to the town of Buchanan, II distance of % giles.-
Tho surveys being not yet completed, the work be
farther specified In this advertseDent than that il
will consist Of Dams, aud sections Of Canal between
the pool. of,he dnmS. With Lift Locks
4 fall Of about lie feet, Towing Path for the
whole distance, and snch Guard Locks. Aqueducts,
Culvers. Farm BRIGGS. &C. rs shall be found neccs
sary. Tho general terms Of tho Conincts will be- that
tho work will be DIVIDED into convenient jobs
tions each Of which win be let to thu lowest RESPONSE
BILE bidder, offering satisfactory proposals. and that cash
pay nults will he made on monthly estimates Of work
actually done with reservation of twenty per cent
by way of security for the completion OF the work.
I'll the shall be completed according to contract
SEALED PROPOSALS will also be received, al the
place, until the same date for the contradiction of
the Connection oftho Conpanys Canal with the Tide
Water OF James River, at Richmond through the Rich
mond Dock. This work will Consist of three Locks of
10 feet t, and one OF Is feet lit; informed Canals
for an aggregate distance ofabou half mile with such
Cuycrts Walls, Wastes, Street Bridges &c, shall
be necessary; Stone Dam James River In the
FALLS al Richmond; The Raising Of the Walls and En-
banknent Of the present Deck; the Extension Of the
Dock few hundred feet Eastwardly, aud the con-
slruc,on Of Outlet Lock the lower end thereof,
capable of admitting the largest vessels coming 10 The
port OF Richmond. This work will be paid fur in bonds
OF the Company Ito he issued under the authority of
recent ACT OF the Legislature Of Virginia., running o5
years, aud bearing per cent Interest," payable semi
annually. Resides the usual reservation of twenty per
cent on the monthly estimates the Contractor Con-
tractors will be required TO give ample security. salts
factory to the Board of Directors for the completion Of
The work at the times and In the manner specified In
the contracts.
Plans OF the above works will be exhibited and spe-
cdcalions thereof delivered TO Contractors, the Com
pany's Office, in Richmond, by the lst Of December
next After the receipt of the proposals, time will be
taken for tho consideration thereof until the 10th Of the
month"; on which day lin the proposals should
be satisfactory tho several jobs sections above adver
tised will be let. WALTER GWYNN,
Chief Engineer of the J. B. & X. Co.
Richmond Nnv q lHi7.-cw7w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-23
THE BUCKINGHAM DISTRICT.

The following article from The Lynchbugg
Vilginian confirms our s,a,emtni Of las, Tues.
day, that MIR. Irving had aba aion.d his contest
with MIR. Bocock for scat in Congress. The
settlement of the difficulty is highly credi,able TO
bob parties. Though We have never doubled
that Mr. B. had legal majority Of voles, We
confess that we had rot much confidence il the
sense Of justice of The Wing House. We con-
graduate Mr.. Bocock on his being relieved from
much trouble in supporting his rights before Con-
gress, and we congratulate his constituents upon
having Representative who, in every respect,
will do them honor in The National Councils:
"Our readers are aware that Irving, the Wing
candidate in This Congressional Dsiric, al he
las. election. confessed The l.h. CT his Democra-
tic competitor, MIR. Bncaca, 10 his seat in the
next Hiousec Of Representatives. The SCRUTINY Of
with grea, diligence by 10th parties, and al a
considerable expense OF ;imc, money, and per-
sonal convenience. About ;artni. since they
mel in his place The investigation had up 10
that time, LEFT rhe Issue in great doubt, aid both
gentlemen Eel, disposed 10 have The question de-
cdet, without carrying it before coplmi;lce.
To This end several propositions w.,re made b.
MIR. Bocock, all so fair and eqnilab'-, tina, Mr..
Irving considered himself buand % accept one Of
them, viz: placing his abandonment ui he con-
test upon the contingency Of Mr.. Bocock gaining
fire votes npon The Buckingham poli-hat is, re-
ducing MIR Iiyias's majority in Tia! county five
voles-tfc decision 10 BE- lc., 20 two Wings and
one Democrat designated b. air. Bccock.
"On lurthsr examination Of The Buckngh Al
poll, Mr.. Irving was persuaded that vo:es, which
had been hitherto relied upon by him IS coed,
could not be sustained, and, without waiting 10
submit the matter 10 referees promptly and ho-
morally abandoned The contest.
"Mr. Irving was induced 10 contest his return
solely from the belief thai Mir. Bocotk had mel
received majority Of The lawful votes Of The dis
,rct. When he was persuaded that MIR. Bocock
had such majority though small, in conformi-
ty TO the lofty principles Of honor and integrity
which have ever marked his public. mol less than
his private lite, lie los. mol a moment in with.
drawing from lie contest, into which a sense Of
duly 10 his political friends had involved him in
opposition 10 his personal wishes"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-23
Germs Of the Enquirer.

= Tss Enquirer is published OAlLf Gor the cnyl
Jr ~. WrEkLY (for the country For the Daily
ss..n dollars per annuII, and Al the rate OF oight
5t. taken for shorter period than one year; FoI
n;-Weekiy, five dollars per annun, and lniec
-, az months, PAYABLE IN advance TO DC pd,a ~
~ ,emilied Ny mai, post paid; or SIX Doiiais
er.,n, n, he end OF the year.
W All dues ln,s Office may he vemittea pc. n la
md available Bank notes, at the RISK OF lno nu-
W. ,o,tuee Of all lettsrs besg pad 6y eae snn,
&c se Of single letter is scarcely oil any s'iu
~ rr,rSr. II 10 the accumulation OF pososo, - 80
".,ve business, which oporates a. '
ths Ediiors.l .nyrrT,s,Nc.
i. THE DAILY ENQUfREk-Fol one sIua'o "a "a
,,u.s. OF less. first insertion, MY eenss, az.
Is 'sn rra,nc insertion twenty-five cents-n iase,
III! su. week, twice a week, or three times "eeA'
\ US seven and half cents; ,... or sixteen
y q, less, iirst insertion, IS cen's io' eA'" e"N
%, .,,issrs are charged fifty dollars Tor tnily
annual ~ mai proportion FOR advertisements "a
pes. anu .,b~sye.c. Lottery Vendors and huclon-
-.s =. charged one hundred dollars lpapeI III
aaea A oh;trarie, aud Marriages from the county,
~ 80 ,,artyis handwriting. Ia unknown 4. WIS
r.s h. nuthc nteaicd by the endorsa'ion VI ~
oee in the neizhborhood, or they WIZ III no .ass
simsssS Eycry measure, that has been TAKEN "
,m,,ns;tons and quzzes, has proved heie'oo.e
,,,c we must, therefore, insist ~ sucn 1.'e2
"a. -. Communication being certnsd oy tue h"'o "a
90 .,e r,ri.ea :: the back of rae letter.
.S.,s from distance must &C sscompuhoa
nav, or satisfactory references to INSURE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-23

nol eligible 10 Ina! high offre-and il vI!ities the
reputation Of The noble solder, BY alleging that,
being an Irshmsn, he will bs able 10 make The
country believe tina; he is na.iye-or, in other
words, will beiray his birthplace, and employ
ialsehood and lies Tor political ends! Such libel
OF The public. Will it be believed that ibis Ma
tional Wing. which thus backsns The fair name
of gallant soldier, is the metropolitan organ OF
Gen. TayloI's Iricnds2 Alter his viiuperalion OF
Gen. Shields, lie should tear down the old hero's
are, that Oh Fac will disown so maliguan! an
assumed moulh.piece Of his sentiments.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-23
LOUISIANA ELECTIONS.

Parties in the Legislature will he very nearly
balanced. The Wigs. ii is said, have gained 2
Members iG Naichilochcs and in Sabine. The
reports make The House, as lar as heard from,
Stand, Democrats 80, Wings 45-and fourteen
Members 10 hear from of which, in the last Le-
gisla.uc, tic Democrats had nine and The Wings
6se. Il 10 o,net charge take place, The House
will stand, IS Democrats add so Wh;gs-which,
with four Democratic majority in The Scnale,
will give Democratic majority OF ttco on joint
ballot.
For Congress, The result is most gratifying
The New Orleans Courier says:
In Louisiana, the Democraiclc majority at
the late election, is overwhelming. The Wings
have elected member OF Congress in one dis.
uicl by majority If 600 or 700. In The first dis.
uict the Democratic candidate, Mr. La Se.e, IS
elected by majority which cannot be less Than
1900. Mr.. Harmanson, another slaunch and able
Democrat, has majority o. 100 in the Ihirt. In
the fourth, Mr. Mouse, Democrat. is elected, hut
We know no, his precise majority. Tina, he is
elected, we have information on which We rely
his majority in The parish OF Naichiioches was
$50
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-23

The case OF the Commonwealth against Albert
Brale, (or killing his broIher.in.law,) in Judge
Bakers Court, at Norfolk, was handed TO The
jury on Thursday but they had not agreed on
their verdict al The adjournment of The Court On
Friday. The argumenl. OF counsel are said 10
have been able and in e!es!ing. The names OF
the counsel have escaped US, except those of
Chandler for State, and Mil'soa and Tazewell
Taylor for accused.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-23
wYraEViLLE CONVENTION.

From The LyrchbuEg papers we eSrac lew
particulars. Ninety eight delegates (ihoush The
lis, is not fully are reported as in attendance
viz: Wyhe 26, Smyih l6, Pulaski 10, Monso-
merry IL, Lynchburg 9, Carroll 8. TazewslI 4,
Giles 4, Fleyd ?. Piilsylyania 2, Richmond lJas.
NJ. Crane) l, Charlotte /, Bedford l. Franklin J.,
Washington |, and Grayson /. The following
officers were appointed:
PREsiDENT-David Campbell.
VICE PRgsIDENTs-R q Mcrriss, R. J. Pres.
ton, L. t. Pouldia, and John Wynn.
SEcssTAaiEs-James Nj. Crane, Ro Fl. Glass,
Harold Smyr;, ard Lewis Star.
The committee 10 repar business consisted CT
Mcss;s. peane Of Lynchbure, Crane Of Rich
mond, Bouldin of Charlotte TowGes "i Pitsyl-
vania, Gordon ri Bcdfold, Brown Of Franklin,
Haden OF Floyd, Barnett OF Montgomery, Waits
OF Tazewell. shefey Of smyth, Carter Of Carroll,
McCanan, OF GEayson, Wysor Of Pulaski
French Of Giles, ami Floyd OF Wythe, to whom,
en- motion OF Mr.. Shcfey, the rane of The Presi-
dent was added.
The vote 10 The Committee between The two
routes was, HE editor OF the Lynchburs Republic
CdH Wlilcsj DIS SltSc do w In inSOi VI NiNuhoba
and Ohio rairoad] 10 8 for The Southern route.
The Lynchbarg papers represent The discus.
sion as able ar, al times verq warm. The s'rog-
gle seemed Ia be between Lynchburs and Dar-
VILE TIE rtsau 81 the Convention we stated On
Saturday. The Virsin:an says:
"Thc scheme OF the extension Of The Richmond
and Dapvlie Rail Road 10 tie Son'hwes', was
walply advocated by Messrs Townes, Bcuidin,
hand, The interests 81 TgnShBals wGn dhs.GbfJ
and successfully maintained by Messrs Shelley,
Of Smyih, Deane, Provost and Crane. Though
some of The delegations from the Southwest vc-
ted, as matter Of preference, for The Dan
vile connexion. we arc pleased 10 learn that,
when The question was decided in favor Of
Lynchburg, opposition was rsnounccd, and, with
SOM exceptions, we are assured The vast majo-
ri,y o; Tie people Of the Southwest vii! join with
Us most cordially in a strenuous effort 10 secure
lie charter OF Inc Richmond AID Ohio Railroad.
All has goBcihus far as ~cll as re coa'd desire.
|; nov remains 10 be seen "aal Lyn:hhnTg and
The adlGc.n. cpGn,rY will to-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-23
30 E0Iiars Reward

DAN AWAY from The subscri5er, at New Kent
II Court house ON the 9Th day OF May, 1886, Ne
Years of age i've feet one inches high and very
black She was purchased by the subscriber, a. New
Kent Courthouse, the 9th day of May 1886, and
sold by John B. Christian, Esq Commissioner un.
der decree of the Chancey Court Of Richmond in the
case Of Semple Christian and others. will give
$50 the apprehension and delivery Of sud girl TO me-
in Richmond.
Having good reason to believe that she is harborcd
between New Kent e. n. and Williamsburg, by white
man, will give, IN addition TO the above reward $50
for s,ch information as will convict the offender.
NV o-rwif JOHN ]. TOLER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-23
TENNESSEE STILL IN A FcG!

The Wings in the Legislature finding that The
old horses would 10. run, have withdrawn
MessTs. Reese, Topp and Williams, and PIT two
new nags on the ticld-viz: Milton Brown (oi
Texas Annexation memory and John Bell, the
notorious politician Of Middle Tennessee-bul
with no better success. -Four mare bIllots were
tried, but Mr.. Scattering was always ahead. On
the tveaty-sighM bailol, the yos stood, Echer-
land %, Topp /, Browns, Bell % scattering Sc.
The "efforl" was then again sitsp1.d.d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-23

TN CHANCERY-vIgorSi.:-A AT Rules he'd IN the
Clerks Office OF the Superio. Court of Chancefy Tor
the Richmond circuit the 5t day OF October, lei7:
George w. Goode, assignee Of Jesse P. Smith,
aso,ns, Plaintiff:
Ivor D Hoayden and o,be, 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 10 not an nnaoant OF
an, do appear at the rules be held for tho said Court
on the frsi Monday n December next and answer The
amended and supplemental bill of the palnti; and tns
copv Of this order be forthwith inserted in
paps1 published IN tho city Richmond for two months
suecesvely and posted the front door Of the Capitol
Der Ia-cwem r. ROBERTS, Clerk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-23
LOUISA RAILROAD DIVIDEND. !

LOUISA RAILROAD DIVIDEND.
EOR tho Information Of the Stockholders, notice Is
= hereby given, that the Board OF Directors have
adopted the following resolution: ~ft 81. s
tRSelced, That the pands Of the Company DO issued
TO the Stockholders for ton per cent their shares on
account of nett receipts invested in stock for doing
transportation payable on the LIST day Of November
1882 with interest from tho LIST day Of July, l94e To-
deemabis any earlier day, at tho pleasure Of the
Compapy.n
Whom the bonds are ready for delivery. notice will
be given. CHARLES THOMPSON, Treasurer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-23
FIE,TY DOIIARS REWARD.

DAN AWAY from the subscribers, on Sunday, the
II s,h August, Negro Man named GEORGE. The
inches high, weighs about $50 pounds, las good teeth,
and round and likely face. lie was purchased at r.
H. Dickinson 4 Brothers Auction Room, on the 22d oil
March last, rom Mesers Miliner Keen, OF Pitlsyva-
MIA Court house. He was purchased BY them-M. s X.
lin Rockingham, N. c., and he will In all probability
make for that place, rs he ran off last april and was
taken up on his way there, at AmeIla Courthouse.-
The person thai took him that shot him,
With small shot, the legs, and the shot marks are
very perceptibe the hind part, or the calves OF his
legs We win give $50 for the apprehension and dell
very of said boy to K. II. Dickinson and Brother in
Richmond, Va. IL taken up AFTER this date, and il ia
ken up previous ibis date, We will pay SIS for his de-
livery here and the expense Of Drinking him TO this
place from where he may be taken up.
KELLY, HUNDLEY 4 co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-23

We are authorized 10 state that Archibald c.
Peachy, Esq., has copied The appointment OF
Professor Of Moral Philosophy, &C., in William
4 Mary College, recently rendered 10 him by The
Board Of Visitors. Mr. Peachy left Richmond
this morning for Williamsburg.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-23
TO DR.. WILLIAM M. ARMIsTEAD,

a NONRESIDENT OF VIRGINIA..
TAKE notice that tie 10th day Of December next,
al Pemberlon, in the county of GoochIand, shall
take the dispositions Of Munroe Johnson, Edwin Tur
pin Martin james and others; and the 18th day of
tho same month, at the residence of Captain George
Holenan, in Fluvanna county, shall take hs deposit
ton to be read as evidence in chancery suit ROW
pending in the County Court OF Goochland, wherein
az guardian of the infant children Of Mrs. Emily B.
Armsiead, deceased, am plaintiff, and you and others
are defendants Yours respectfully, &C.,
Nov 2-cw4w GEO. r. HOLEMhN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-23

IN CHANCERY-ViR0tsIA AT Rules held In the
Clerks Office Of the Superior Court of chanccry Tor
the Richmond Circuit the ith day Of November, lS7:
,,winsdeid Scott, Rober, Henry Cabell and Joseph
Mayo, .ss-t r Plaintiffs
against
Sarah Maria Scott, Corneiia Scott and other Defts
The defendants above.named not having entered
the appearance and given security according TO the
Act OF Assembly aud the Rules Of this Court, and 1t
appealing by satisfactory evidence that they are not
Inhabtatts Of this Common wealth II Is ordered
said defendants do appear the tsnt day OF
me next January of the Court, and answer the
sh OF inc plaintiffs; and that copyof this order DO
iohwtn inserted IN some newspaper published In the
City OF Richmond, for two months successfully, and
posted At the front door of Capitol in the said city,
hCopy. reste
Nov. e-cw2m FOWiiATAN ROBERTS. Clerk.
AT Court ofthe United States for the Eastern Dis
"A tct Of Virginia. held at The United State. Court
Room IN the City Of Richmond, on Friday, November
i9h, i64T. 81 p - 80
BasSy Company, re;i.ioners'>,
animal In Ran kruntey.
stessr 4 Nash, 80 Defsndants:1
There being on deposit in the Bank of Virginia fund
tohe credit OF Tho Court In this case for distribution,
hnordsred that notice be published In the Richmond
Enquirer for ten days, that at future term, divi-
dsad and dlsnfsution WIN be made u tho said fund,
among The creditors of tho said StsGcr & Nash who
sasf have proved their claims. after deductng there
hon such fees may be due the officers Of the Court
A Copy. Tene, p. MAYO, Clerk.
NOV l9-e4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-23

rJNo Mathew Lacy and Sophia his wife, Archibald g.
Richards and Charl tito his wife, Thomas j. Wood
and Dianna his wife, James Jones and Mary H. Ills
wife, and Nathaniel Massie:
Take notice that shalt on Thursday, the ninth day
OF december 1877 at the Tavern House Of Robert b.
Haden In tho couny of Goochlaud State Of Virginia,
between the hours Of sunrise and sunset, proceed to
take the depositons Of James H. Ncriwrther, William
O. Brown and others TO be read as evidence In suit in
Chancery now depending In the Circuit Superior Court
Of Law aud Chancery for Goochland county, wherein
you plaintiffs, and and others defendants. IT.
from any cause the taking of said dispositions be not
finished the said day, the taking Of the will be
continued from day to day, at The same place, until
completed, when and where you can attend.
Yours, &C., JOHN NICHE,
Executor Of John Niche, deceased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-23

u
against
Lewis J. Walton, James C. Walton, Martha S. Wal.
ton, Cornelin Josephine Walton, Edward G. Walton,
Thomas II. Hewlett and Jane his wife, formerly Wall
ton, Martha Walton, widow and rect Of Edward Wal
ton, deceased, and Samuel Hatcher, Executor of Ed
ward Walton, deceased, Defendants
The defendants, James c. Walton, Edward G. Wal
ton, and Thomas II. Hewlett and Jane his wife, not
having entered their appearance and given security,
according the act Of Assembly and the rules Of this
Court and i appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are Inhabitants OF this Commonwealth, Ii Is
ordered that the said defendants do appear here the
rs: day Of December Court next and the bill of
tho plaintiff and that copy of this order be forthwith
Inserted in some newspaper pubiished In the city Of
Richmond for months successively, and posted at
the front door oftbp Court house Of this county.
Oct ls-von 20 p. wOopsoN. G.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-23

full and authentic report ci his speech. go lar as
We unders,ai The purpor OF tn fcscl;iio,S they
occupy almost the Identical ground which tbs
paper has taken from The onlset-and The speec b
views The action of Tie Wings in the House oil
Representatives, WHO VOTED FoR THE WAR BILL
EXACTLY As We VIEWED 1T. We ale exceedingly
gianfed in finding Ibis confirmation OF our posi-
ton from SO distinguished source. EiosI parti-
cularly graiied are we 10 know mat il comes
from STAKEHOLDER who is willing give weight
10 the objection which we make 10 The prosecu-
lion Of The war, and 10 remove il. We are ie-
joiced al this as i; gives US confidence that all
may yet go right ii The Union"
The Wing conying onr notice Of The honoTa-
be menon made in lie Official dispatches OF
Lieu,s. Joseph Seldcn and George Pickett, Of The
9Th Infantry, quot 5lh, as incorrectly printed in
both papers,) adds:
Capt. Robert E. Lee, OF The Engineers, an
other ViTgnian, is also frequently and highly
complimeu.ed. He is son Of lde celebrated
Henry Lee, the commander OF the Legion in
the Revolutionary War, and brother Of Chas.
Carrier Lee, Esq, late OF Hardy county, now OF
hi, city,"
Captain Lee deserves all he praise that can
~ sd'u VI iLHSSbj HiS ilSii'S ~ ~ Pio
mnenlly and So cordially set icrlh b. all he &C.
neIaIs in Mexico, that we deemed il unnecessa-
rs 10 call special attention 10 his distinguished
services in The brilliant campaign.
While on this subject, VT supply an uniG!en!ion
al omission, in publishing Gen. Wolih's noble re.
port Of The Battle OF FL Moino del Rey. few
days since. Be pays passing but eloq1enltri-
butte to the gallant dead, and among them LieuI.
VIM. T. Barweil, Of The 5lh Infantry, native OF
Mecklenburg, Va, 10 whose memory We, last
week, published a touching compliment from The
accomplished pen OF Vrsinian. now in dis ant
Stale. Gen. Worth says, "Al of these gallant
men irli as, when il pleased God, they would
have wished 10 tall, fighting bravely al The head
OF their lloops-leavng bright example 10 The
service, and spol'ess names 10 the cherished re-
collection oil comrades"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-23

Large Albright Stoves,
SUlTABLE for Churches and Public BulIdines-for
- sale low BY D. 4 G. R. WELLER.
Nov. Self HHleFt. +, "a .4aG
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-23
Plaintiffs:


Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chnneery Of Essex county, at the Court house OF
The said county, Monday, the LIST day OF November,
lhf:
John A. Parker, flaintin:
against Ct,
Trustees in certain decd Of trust from George Tribe
to thsm, bearing date the 23d day Of September 1896
and recorded in Essex County Court Clerks Once on
The e,,h day OF September, 1896 Susan d. Mann, Al
ninis,ratrix Of ELIZABETH Hundley, deceased, Thomas
Oughan and Mary his wife, who was Mary WOOD,
and Thomas Wood, Defendants.
Tho mist SUBPOENA, with the attachment endorsed
thereon issued against defendants IN this cause
not being returned executed or the Defendants Fon
iaine Wood and Thomas WoUd, and 1t appearing by
satisfactory evidence that the sad defendants are non
residents OF this Commonwe iii is ordered thai me
said defendants, Fontain- Wood and Thomas WOOD,
appear on the fist Monday In February next be-
ing rule day. and the PLAINTIFF jill, and thas
copy OF lhs order b. inserted in some newspaper pub
shsd In the city Of Richmond for eight weeks success
yely and that another cory thereof be posted al tue
iront dooi Of the Court house of this county.
Copy. Teste,
JAMES NJ. MATTHEW'S, y. G,
For James Roy Sicou, elk E. Z. S c. L. & G.
See Sess Acts l84O'4l, CHI. 6a-No security is re-
CURED by this act Of absent defendant upon his APP
peane and defending the suit unless he desires to have
the attachment discharged. NOV. S-cWoW