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Every person entitled the right of pre- pon any
OF the lands within the townships and Of townships
above enumerated is required establish the the
satisfaction of the register and of the proper land
Office and make payment therefor, practicable
after seeing this notice. and before the day appointed for
the commencement of the public sale of the lands
bacng the claimed, otherwise such claim will be for
feited. RICHARD M. YOUNG,
'..t. Commissioner OF the General Land Office
July l3-lnwI2w
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Waterloo by wncm il has been adopted and ever
rsi invention by the late ingenious Mr.. Pou,
London, whom the present artist tor eleven
pupil and assistant.
81 have the artificial leg Of Mr. Selpho; its con-
sructon appears excellent and Well calculated to answer
all the objects desired But the best of all i, the proof
those who .em this is positive and nndeniable
Some Of my friends whom have nuiilated, inform me
that they superior 10 all others.
"VALENTINE MOTT, u
Professor of Surgery, University New York"
Also Sslpho's Artificial Hand.-An entirely new and
useful substitute for lost hand arranged that the
wearcr open and shut by means OF the remaining
stump. w. S. will give further information by npplica
ton by letter, pos, paid He also refers to Dr. j. s.
Wear, OPP. Magnetic Telegraph Office, Columbia, South
Carolina, who is authorized to receive orders.
I.Iul IA I
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JulyN

Lr0R RENT Tho two PIPER rooms ia Washington Hall
the corner OF 9th and Pennsylvania
These ooms being neatly hnishsd, and susted ia de-
ssahe partlof tho city, table for public exhh dona
socieues, &c Either of hem will be rcnted by thsnght
week, month, year, very low rate, application be
made ROBT. KEYWORTH,
July lO--wu Ponn av between 0th and 10Th sts.
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QLACk and White SmithinK.--The subscriber conin-
II ues al his Old stand street, between 10Th and llth
streets, the black and white sh business In AN is various
branches he hopes his long expefenc an the business
viii he suhcent guaranty that all orders received In his
line wal, be nunIuhy and prompuy sttsnded No. sHp ~
Fancy balcony and haio aliiig, ornamental lamp posts
and railing funeral sites, niads 10 ufti,r ' ~ "
lron Sunps and pipes furnished oS wafer, gas, or any
other purpose, and lad down IN ibe best
Iron pumps repaired At the shortest notice. 'sl ~
All tass cnptry. both ~ ryand
and Virginia, w.li be punctusiy attended TO.
Aug. Z5-Iaw3w q. BUCKINGHAM
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Every person entitled the right of presumption any
OF the lands within the townships and fractional townships
above enumerated is required establish the the
satisfaction of the register and receiver of the proper land
office, and mako payment for practicable
after seeing this notice. and before the day appointed
the commencement OF the public sale OF the land embracing
the tract claimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office
July 15-Iawl2w 4I....,
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NEW DAILY EXPRESS LIME.
- EN

assdra, 10 Frodericksburg, Raohnaond, and Peters
burg, Virginia.
The undersigned having made the necessary arrange
menfs with the Steamboat and Railroad Companies be-
the above named places, prepared under
the name and style of ROGERS, DARRACOTT & AL
LEM TO every description Of light goods, and for
ward the Gas above stately reasonable
We trust, by giving personal attention the bust
ness to with oncoursgernent and friends
that nothing shall be wanting part to afford salts
faction. -se.rn
All light articles, such parcels and packages, which
may be consigned TO care, will be delivered of
carriage and other articles which nay be
heavy for the mail train, will have pacu
by the fIei ght train
J. W. ROGERS; Master Steamer Powhataa,
.. r. DARRACOTT, Train captain. r. +. IL p r. r
WILLIAM H. ALLEN, Depot agent,
Richmond, Va, May I, l847, Mavl-du
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fI,HE Tsm.at Of WndssiI Hail. by Acton Bell, en-
of ''Wnthering Heights !" vos rs cts. each.
Vanity Fair Pen aud Pehoi Sxstshss Of Enxish Soce
v BY w. NJ Thackeray w1thsinany sngraYings; 80 Cts
illustrated edition 81 tas AsahlAA Nghs, pAstS; - cts
sell ConIfol, = novel by May Rrunton !; rs cts.
IS ch. '" pT7iS''l ''s" ttsGf 1ifs bat'a'' l+
Eureka, prose poem, by E. A. Poe
Aug Y. TAYLOR
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O@ce No. g. Union Buudisgs, directly under the Union
Office, Washsngton, u. e.,
TTENDS the prosecution Of claims before Congress
"A and various departments Of the government Pen
and bounyland warrants particularly attended to-
Bounty warrants purchased and sold. The heirs and
legal Of the officers and crew OF John Paul
Joness squadron in 779 will lind it to be to their infere
to apply TO Mr. D. he having the rolls of the Bon Homme
Richard and Alliance, and tell at glance o are and
cho entitled share in the Denmark prizes Per
sons abroad desire business be- attended TO by Mr.
will be required in all to postage and enclose
a retaining fee Of $5.
Refer 70 the members of the 18th and SOth Congresses
generally
: Mar ely Intel
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Preparatory Department or ehe Colambiaa College
II.

TT is the design of the trustees to establish permanently
L school of a high ORDER in which youth may be thor
oughy fitted for college, for other objects in liie
For its they have erected elegant and
well constructed edice the OF and 18th
An able and expercnced w be placed at the
head of the school, who will give his whole time and
ges 10 Its mans cement having such assistants
associated with him the number OF pupils shall require
Such arrangements is believed, will afford the best
guaranty that Just pecatons Of its patrons will be full
" rcaxed. The school will be opened the first Wednes
day oil September.
CHARGES QUARTER
Elementary branches, reading, writing, NC. IS 90
Arithmetic, English grammar, geography, elements
OF history, &c. 80
Higher English branches, algebra, geometry.
veying ok-keeping, natural philosophy, chem
istry, composition, &c 10 90
Latin and Greek classics II 80
Aug. 23-8taw4w
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VI
Notice to PRESUMPTION Claimants.

Notice to Presumption Claimants.
Every person entitled to the right OF presumption any
of the lands within the townships and parts of TOWNSHIP
above enumerated is required establish the 70 the
satisfaction OF register and receiver of the proper
land Office and make payment therefor as prac
cabk after seeing this notice. and before the day APP
pointed for the of the public sale Of the
lands embracing the claimed otherwise such claim
will be forfeited RICHARD M YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
June 29--w12w
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Lives insured W
NORRIS ROBINSON, President.
SAMI. HANNAY, Secretary. u. . i, ..ar
CHARLES DIX SKLDIse, No III Todd's Buildings,
rGItfI Ecss.lEo r. Pennsylvania avenue, Agent
W. p JOHNSTON M. d., opposite CITY Post Office,
fN' ~ 7th street, Physician
Pamphlets explanatory of the principles and operations
of the company be obtained application at the
agcnfs Office
Sent 5-law4w NAT. Int.
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F Flbert street, abope Eleventh. Philadelphia.
TIME of for the session Of 1880 will
Il commence on Monday, the 10Th OF October next and
continue until the ensuing LIST oil March. The annual
rnenccment be held thereafter practicable
Anatomical rooms from October LIST April
Clinical instruction the Penney vania Hospital.
WILLIAM DARRAoH, M. D., Theory and Practice OF Medi-
cine. l.... ..ft.
JOHN WILrnAsK, M. d., Obstetrics and Diseases Of Wo-
men and Children.
HkSRY s. PATTERSON, M. d. Materia Medica and Thorm-
peutics. HI t
: WILLIAM X. GRANT, NJ D., Anatomy and Physiology.
DAVID GsEKr, ID. Primo pics and Practice Of Sur.
ge{y ar,xv Mn, m.a;o., ch.,,,.,
Fees Matrcuation, IS 90; to each professor SIS 90
graduation, $50 90. L-tif r.. s1iD n1 ist.
- ~ : D HENRY s.. PATTERSON, M. d.,
Aug. 8-lsw6w h.l Registrsf, No. 81 Arch street.
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Patapsco Female Inssltute
Near Eaicotfs Mi ten ~ilss from Baftimors Maryland
WILL commence the scholastic year, September 9Th.
Inc charge for BOARD and al =, penses connected III
mum. Apply to the principal,
July 25-2awtlstNov Mn. LINCOLN PHELPS.
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U0UsT Report OF the Mutual Life Insurance Com
"A pany of New York, offices No 80, Wall street, N.
and No. ii Todds Buildings, Penn. avenue Washington
This institution, during the month of August, issued
ninety nine policies
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Anns.I Supplies Navy Yards ~sdsr Darsea Of
Yards and Docks
Navy Asssr's OyvIcr,
Angus IA lS+s.
cyEALEp proposals duplicate for each class separately
- endorsed Proposals. for supplies for Navy Yards" will
he received at this office until 3ocook p % the 10th
dnv of Sc pteber furnishing aud the
NAVY Yard . 80 = Tree oil Pense 70 the govern
CLASS No l.
An to be delivered by the 18th of October msrt.
10000 hard red brick, $4,000 of which be used for
25O0 best quality fre-bricks
1900 arch and pillar bricks
..t.. 8. +. .a CLASS No. q
rs perches of foundation stone
$500 superficial feet blue stone haggng not less than by
feet each piece, and ~ inches thick
CLASS No. s.
$1,000 feet !inch white, pine merchan,able boards
200 do lAnch do do
400 do Finch select cuttings
300 do Inch common cuttings
1900 do by inches North Carolina yellow pine scant-
ling
inches wide, and Is fee long
66 North Carolina yellow pine plank inches thick, l0A
inches wide, and Is feet long
1000 1000 fee. of Pinch inch white pine pane, ~ boards
All of the above to be seasoned and in Is feet lengths
l02 yellow pine piles IL feet long EACH 10 inches dame
ter at head, 8 inches at heel
% pieces white oak timber, 30 feet long EACH rough
hewed, to be not less than IL Inches square, nor
over ia inches :,
piece white oak timber, squared Is by 20 inches 10
feet long $500 .
pieces white oak timber, squared, Is by 20 inches 10
feet long
piece white oak timber, squared IL by IL inches,
white oak plank, IL by 81 inches Is feet long
The following pieces of seasoned south
yellow pne to be free of sap large knots and shakes
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FIRST PREMIUM AN
y GLEsEA LEG.-Introduced into the
United States and made solely by William
Selpno, ~ Spring street, New York. This
description Of artificial leg derives its
name from the celebrated Marquis OF
Anglesea, who lost his leg in the battls OF
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Notice to Presumption Claimants.

RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
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To furnish the best materials OF bolt Irvine, conpo
sition thinbles points, NC In fact furnish all The
except the cloth, and make all the sails usual
board OF vessel carrying forctopsal and top
gallant SAIL with hatch tarpaulins, quarter main, and
deck awnings Awnings for two quarter boats
mast coats forty hammocks and twenty clothes bags bin
nacle wheel and execute all the work denom
Ssnakers work, and deliver tho port
on the Aauc coast, II Tor the vessels on the lakes
such ports on lakes Erie Ontario this department
direct. .rf M at.4 rff -i-.a
Payment will be made delivery.
All the work be executed in such manner as shall be
diree,ed by the But depaaro the
plans and models will be permitted unless the pre-
vious sanction OF this department obaiDad ard
ira bills oil any nature whatever, be You'd OF the
contracts, will be allo red.
Offers viii be received for the Shpwright's Boatbuild-
ers, Jolner Carpcnters work each vessel separ
ateiy or Tor the whole, provided sufficient
given 'l n McCIN1OCk YOUNG,
u ef - b.. ,.-..y Acting Secretary OF the Treasury,
September g. lstS-wtlOtht)et '
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-05-16

INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELL
LOWS.
PROGRAMME OF PROCESSION,
And exercises to be had BY the Independent Order
of Odd Fetlovs on Wednesday, the l7h day Of
Nay, ls4S, in honor Of the institution IF the
order in the United Siatss Of America.
Tho members will assemble at Odd Fellows Hall at
half paste o'clock, A. d., and the procession VIII be
formed al half past 9 O'Clock precisely-sIietly adhe.
ring 10 the following order; each Lodge forming alike
under the direction Of It's own Marshals; the whole to
be under the direction Of the Chief Marshal and bis
Assistants.
The following will be the order Ct procession:
lst. Powhatan Lodge, No. u
I'd Band OF Music.
Sd. Friendship Lodge, No. 10.
4th. Union Lodge, No. Z.
5,h. Jefferson Lodge, No. 4.
9Th. Band of Music.
7th. Visiting Lodges.
9th. Nelson E~ncampmsnt, No. 2.
9th. Orator and Chaplain.
The procession win move from Odd Fellows'
Hall, down franklin TO 18th street, along 18TH TO
Main street, up Main TO 2d street, along I'd 10 Broad
street, down Broad TO The African Church;
On arriving al the Church, the line will be opened 10
the right and left, and face inwards; the PROCESSION
will then enter and occupy all the body OF the Church,
except the West wing.
der:
LIST Anthem by the Choir.
I'd. Prayer.
Sd. Anthem by the Choir.
4lh. Grafton.
5th. Anthem by the Choir.
9th. Benediction.
The procession will then move out, form IN lno same
o,dey az Al starting. and proceed up Broad 10 Governor
street, down Governor TO Franklin street, down FRANK
lin to Odd Fellows Hall.
The public are respectfully Invited 10 attend, the
West wing, West and East galleries OF tho Church
beine set apart for their accommodation. None but
ladies win be admitted into the Church until the arri
val OF the procession; a committee Of reception Will b.
In attendance at tho Church.
Secretary Committee OF Arrangements.
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r LADIES' FAIR AT NEW KENT c.
1.-The ladies Of this county have been engaged
for several months past in The preparation OF
a number Of useful and fancy articles, which
they will offer for sale at the above-men,ioned
place on Monday, 22d instant, (CouIt day,) and
the day following. They propose devo.ing the
proceeds OF this Fair to repairing "Old 81. Pc
ier's," and certainly a more praiseworthy object,
or one appealing more strongly to our sympa'
lhies can hardly be imagined. 10 this Church
our great and good Washington worshipped,
and in its yard repose the ashes OF many who
we're bright and shining lights in 'days OF Aud
Lang Syne"-many whose memories are en-.
deared 10 US by a thousand fond recollections
Who then CAN refuse to help our venerable time.
honored ST. Pe,er'sa May l3-ctd
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TN CHANCERY.-VInolSA:-hta Superior Court OF
i Chancery for the Richmond Circuit, HE'D al tie
state Courthouse, in the city of Richmond, on Mon
Rosrrt Poore, e. and A. Hubbard, Rankin and
Fowle. Peterson and Mckinley, Thomas Cooksey, u.
l.. Philip, Robert Ewing, Thomas De Sylver, h"rdecai
Lewis and Samuel Lewis, - Shlpity, = pi.nihi
and Read and Gray, fiaihths'
John Iiendree, William D. Wren, Sergeant Of the
civ of Richmond, and, rs such, Administrator oi WI
liam w. Hening, deceased, Elijah Brown. George Hen
dree. Hamilton Potts. Lee Boulware, late Sheriff ol the
county of King and Queen, and, as snch, aunlnistfa-
tor of William w. Smith, deceased, Albsrt W. smii'h,
Sarah Ann smith, William u. Shllh, Jun d Myeia'
and Robert & Scott, pei'nn-nts'
The deaths OF the plaintiffs, Robert Poore, +. and a..
Hubbard, and Thomas Cooksey, having peer suggested
IN the record. and more than we terms having elapsed
since such suggestion, without any step having been
taken 10 revive this suit IN the names OF sheir IePfessn-
tatives, on the motion Q! The ntirhhan,s, a'oeI' ".
smith. Sarah Ann Smith, and William II. smith, BY
conusel, il ~ ordered that the same he abatcd as !"
those plaintiffs; and several oil the defendants penny
dead. and their representatives not before the Cuutt,
and sundry orders having been heretofore entered here
In. recurring the surviving plaintiffs 10 proceed ny pro-
ner steps To mature this cause Tor triaI, ~i,nonl dny
stems having been as yet taken TO comply WIN Inc saio
orders-on The motion of the said defendants hIne.t
w smith sarah Ann Smith, and WI liam H.. Smith,
nv counsel. who are the only parties now nsiofr Tue
Court claiming the fund under the control OF tne court,
hv virtue of the deed Of trust executed by iohn Hen
dye. 10 Robert G.. Scott and John s. Myers, Trustees,
conveying certain property in trust for the Deneht oi
thr creditors OF The said John Hendree, wh'cn aeeu
hers date the twen,y.frst day Of June, eighteen hun
dr.d and twenty five, and 10 Of record IN The Clerks
Office of the County Court of Henrico' and a copy
whereof Ia filed as an exhibit IN tins cause. inc Couit
do,h order. that. unless the plaintiffs In this cause do
proceed by proper process to revive and mature the
same for hearing by the next term, or then show good
cause for their failure TO do so, the Conft VII proceed
," rsnder snch derree herein as may be dremed proper,
J,sposinp Of the fund under its control among those
who NAV claim and show themselves 10 be entitled To
the same under the deed Of trust before relsrrea 70 from
Trustees. And the Court doth direct that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in one or NOR. OF the news
papers published in the city OF Richmond. and be con
fnurd therein weekly until the first day of the next
Term: and that copies be served on such Of the plain
riffs. il any, as may reside or be found within this Com.
monwealh. A Copy. Ieste. c.
April 7-cw2m +. ROBERTS, CieIk.
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nv the Magnetic Telegraph.
,or,-,nondenes ofMe Enouirv.
WASHINGTON, May l5-P. M.
TT g SENATE.

C0TfcSp0ftdenCc 81 inc EUgHITG.
WASHINGTON, May l5-P. M.
u. S. SENATE.
The FIRST business before The Senate this morn
| ing was the resolution Of Mr.. Johnson OF Mary
land, calling on the President ofthe United States
been transmitted 10 the Senate.
Mr.. Bor.and spoke at some leHsth in opposi'
lion TO the passage OF the resolution.
The subject was then informally laid aside
aud the Senate proceeded to the consideration o.
the order of the %day-vizs the bill for military
occupa ion of Yucatan.
Mr. Calhoun addressed The Senate in a speech
Of some length 10 opposition 10 the bill and amend.
men,s.
Mr.. Bagby has the floor on this subject for TO-
morrow.
A message in writing was received from The
President Of the United States, transmitting cor
respondence between the Secretary of the Navy
and Commodore Perry, relative to affording arc
to The people o. Yucatan.
On motion. The SenaIe then adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
A bill refundins 10 The several States advances
made 10 volunteers in The Mexican war, was Ia
ken up and passed.
Mr.. Stewart submitted q resolution, calling
upon the Secretary OF The Treasury for a statement
OF the amount Of exports Of Cotlon and Bread.
stuffs sent to England from this country. for The
first lhree-quarlers OF lS47 and l64S.
An interesting debate sprang up on the subject.
matter of the resolution. which was participated
in by Messrs. Insersoll, Stewart and Bayly.
Mr.. Bayly offered an amendment 10 the reso'
luton, extending the statement to the last twenty
years, which was agreed TO.
The vote was then taken on the resolution as
amended, and il was adopted.
On motion, the House adjourned.
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NEW YORK, May IS

NEW 1ONrki UHdJ I0-K'"'
Flour The market, with a moderate business
is in favor OF the buyer. Genesee brands sell al
sc Is. The demand is entirely for The East and
home use.
WHEAr.- marke, tor Wheat has a down.
ward tendency.
CorroN-No change in price.
STocK.-There is more activity with an up
ward tendency in stocks.
BALTIMORE, May Tsp. M.
FLouR-The market is dull, and holders are
s,if. Howard street sells al s. IS, and City
Mills at 6. Some holders OF City Mills demand
s 25.
WHEAr-Prime red Wheat sells al l40 a lag
els. per bushel. /,
CoRN.-3OOO bushels prime white changed
hands 10 day al 43 cts. per bushel. Sales of prime
yellow are making al 4S Gus.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
VAEUH 3ssE gAND

NEAR POHHATAN COURT HOUSE.
IN pursuance Of !, decree made on the sd day OF
i March, loi6, by the Superior Court Of Chancery for
the Richmond Circuit, III The case of Saunders and
others against Archer and Others, now pending In
said Court, the undersigned, as Special Commis-
sioner, appointed by said decree for that PURPOSE,
will, on MONnAY, the I'd day Of July, 1913. be-
inc Powhatan County Court day, proceed 10 sell, al
the Court house ~ said county. 10 the highest bid
der, at public auction, q piece or parcel of land, said
Ia contain forty acres, lying 10 Powhatan county. a few
hundred Yards Westward f.om the Court, house, on the
Southern side Of the Buckingham road, and adjoining
the lands of M,ssrs Nash and Dance-bring the piece
of land belonging 10 the Estate Of the late Peter Field
Archer, drceaseI, and conveyed hy him, by deed bear
Ing date the Goth day OF July, 1900, and recorded IN The
Clerks Office OF Powiatan Cornty Court on The lsth
lay of November, III the same ear. to william Archer,
in trust, for the purposes therein sci forth. The greater
parl of This land Is IN wood, very suitable for fire wood,
and all of It IL belle we'd TO be well adapted To cultiyn-
tiOn.
TERMS-Gnr. third Of the purchase money to be paid
in cash, and the balances in two equal Instruments, upon
n credit OF one and two yr:rs respectively from the day
Of sale; the credli instalmenls 10 be secured by bonds
with good aud sufficient security, TO he approved by the
Special Commissioner, and the title TO be retained un-
nj the whole purchase money is paid, and a convey
ance directed by the Court.
THOs. +. GILES, Special Commissioner.
80 - lI-.sn.tl.
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IN CHANCERY-VlRoisrA AT Rules held IN inc
i CLERKS Office of the County Court of Buckingham
on Monday, the 9th day of March, 1919:
Frederick 3. scruges and Virginia his wife ana 20
MEL P. Perkins and Elyira his wife, formerly G1sna
Scruces,
against Vincent V.
George P. Holeman, administrator Of sndegn. NJ.
serusss, deceased, and in his own I 1ohn ~ sera y.
his wife, formerly Martha serusss' his wifi, Jassss
T. seIhsss ~" Defendants.
scIuees, ,,s lanes L Seru7gs and Marcus T.
Inc aeienha n,n .ntered their appearance and given
, security according 10 The &C; Of assembly and The rules
OF ms not inhabitants OF this country, II is order
ina, tn.y he absent defendants do appear at a Court 10 be
60, .nn' FIR the said county, al The Court House, onthe
horuuooaa Monday in July next, TO answe The bill OF the
ssen,;G.. and that a copy of this order be forthwith In
p ..,ss in some newspaper published In the City OF Rich
1870. for TWO months successfully, and posted al the
IT,, door Of the Court House of this county.
J ADr,, 1-.uau wy" ELDRIDcE, o.