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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-12-23

EOR trial in the Court Common Pleas Of No1
thumbcrland County at January Term lS49
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-21
OUR DEFEAT.

Our party has been defeated; our county r.a'
vet he safe We may still find that Gen. lay
Ior will prove true 10 the hopes ana WISHES "
,hnnsands who have given him their support Al
The South. ami guide his administrator oy me ~
nnhlican principles OF Jefferson and Madison
He NAV yet disappoinI The hopes ana me WISHES
II thousands and tens Of thousands VINO nave
rallied under his banner al the NORM, ana ics>'
ali legislation which shall Strike al Tue basis 81
our glorious Constitution, aud iotce Us 10 lhe
corn alternative Of making selection between
the rights OF the South ana Inc Union OF 'ne
S,a,es We do not expeci-ue hope that such
nav he The cas- A sea Of troubled waters IS be.
io,e him. He has taken mis- position al helm
rhich no common hand can iltcct through the
.tnr,ns thar impend by he ussei shores ana ths
f,.m-wr4aihed breakers VIII he succeedl Hea-
ven knows that while We have earnestly wished
hin, H. feat in his election, we Tar more earnestly
u;.b him success in the new duties deyolyng upon
MIN We are not partisan enough to desire
,ha, Zachary Taylor, President OF The United
states. should be deprived oil single Teal ~ me
rhaolet OF Iaures, gorousiy won by Zachary
TAYLOR. the hero Of Buena Vista May me next
four wears PROVE him 10 be as great 10 Inc Caoi-
n as in the field, as Iue Republican a. ne mas
been soldier as successful lndifect,hs me couh-
selS as he has been in fighting he battles OF The
na,ion ,ha, has loved aud honored him SO highly.
We never have been, SO long as reason Is len US,
mo meyer shaU be OF The complexion 81 those VINO
uould wish harm 10 their country because tna'
country is governed by political opponent
uho would nave disaster be'ail The nation simply
n SECURE change OF rulers. No! while we
sbau continue earlessly 10 vindicate the princi.
nles We have always protessed, while We shall
oppose Gin our humble manner the admlni-tla'
t,on whenever j, conflicts with those principles
we shall unhesla,ipgIy give il our support when
ever il adopts those principles, and whether IN
cloud or in sunshine, under WING or Demo
cratic Presiden, Inc same PRAYER snail ever oe
uppermos, in our hears-"God save The Repno-
lie pr Savannah Georgian.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-21
yIRGlNIA-oNCE MORE /!

The unexpected Wing gains n the Western
counties have brought down the Democratic ma.
jory So lar, - 10 excl G the deepeS' curiosity
and interest here ami elsewhere. In Washing
ton, on Thursday, the Wings pfoessed 10 nav
hear, from every county, and 10 have carried he
Stale Tor Taylor By $500 Yesterday, Wings on
the .iree! here counted Virginia ior Taylor, by
majority ranging from IL up 10 2l5 What data
they had Tor such a calculation, We cannon say
All these circumstances have induced us 10 loo%
witt critical eye 10 the actual VOC, az lar as y
can 10 ascenainrA Our ohjeci has oeen, and J.
no, IL create false hopes or alarms IN our tf'ehfs
bu IL Give the result as accurately as possible
We have therefore, taken much pains 10 arrive
A, the truth, anxious a, The same time 10 WIPE on
the sigma which the Wings have attempted 7"
put upon Virginia, in exulting 10 'heif ca'col"-
ton that she had voted for Milard tIllnoIe'
Oar conclusions will be found beow-they are
as correct as we can make them, and are, doubt
less. subs,a alay true. They indicate that the
GOOD old SAFE vel stands by her old principles,
and rcpuaiates 'hhe false Gods, 10 whose wor
ship The modern Wings, or "Taylor Repuol'-
cans" would inveigIe her.
Orr table yesterday showed that 10 III coun'
ties the Democratic gains since 1914 were 1881
and ,hc Wing gains 1923 The official vote OF
Harrison gives l0S more Wing gain Than We
had been led by the C!arksburg paperio SCI down
Correcting our table in Ibis respect, and by the
official vote in counties received yesterday, OUT
,ab,e would stand, Democratic gains 1892, Tay.
Tor gains 1913.
Blu, he official vote shows that in Morgan The
Wing gain is 20-and The Baltimore Ciippef ma
returns, that the Wings have gained 30 IN R'
chic, 10 ia Putnam (new counly,) and Ina, .ne De
mocrals have gained 1T in Tyler ana "e'zel
Morcover, The Times reports Wing gam of24'
in Cabell and Wayne, and 1856 in Scott, and
Derocra'ic gain Of 30 in Logan. Coila'Ins al
these elements, we arrive al hs following state
&
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-21
Taulnr & CHS majority

Although our county is now Democratic, The
wings, by rickery, have succeeded in carrying
the county by votes. Those o. me wing
who would not 90 for Taylor and Fillmore,
voted for Taylor and our gallant Butler They
also succeeded in making the Democrats at the
Pipe stem precinc, believe that there would BE-
no poll opened at that place Therefore there
was no turn out Of the Democrats al mat place,
vet the Wings polIed their full vote there; aud
thew will now try and produce the impression
ihal there was change at that precinct But
the facts are different There was but one man
at that precinct that ever voted with the De
mocrats that voted for Taylor, and he voted ior
Clay in 1874
out at The Pipe stem, we should have carried
the county by handsome majority. In i844'
the Democratic majority at the Court House
was %; now it is Gland the gam would nave
been in the same proportion at The other pre-
cnct. if our friends had turned out
Yours, respectfully
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-21
For The Enquirer
WING INACCURACY OR IGNORANCE.

An article headed "Messr.. SEQ and Caskie.
in the Wing ot this morning, represents that the
Wings owe these renowned champions oil Loco
focosm 4 deb, OF gratitude" ana proceeds 10 say
that, ''toierCrsy they spoke, they appear 10 nave
dealt death 10 The Democratic cause. The evI-
derce OF This consists IN the large Whis gains
which have euery 1oierc attended their progress"
This is about the boldest joke Of the day. Or,
ii The Wing Editors spoke IN earnest, then they
have done 50 in ignorance OF The facts, or nave
simply thought i. ot no great consequence TO re-
card those facts. Did neither o these gentlemen
speak in Powhaian, or in Hanover, or Augusta,
or Williamsburg, or James City, or Norfolk ciIy,
or Portsmouth, or Northampton, or Botetour =
Or it. perchancr, The Wing has mol lhe means TO
learn the losses not gains, 10 The Wings in these
Counties, lei the table which thai paper, contain
ins the article referred to, has published, be
Brought 10 speak Ii shows that, in Powhatan,
the Wings lost SO; in Hanover, 80; in Augusta,
us; in Williamsburg, 3; in James Guy, 4;
in Norfolk city 81; in N rfrlk county, 50; in
Northampton, 40; and, taking The Congressional
vote between Chapman and Preston, in lS47, The
Democratic gain in Bo,eloun is 1856. Prcuy air
samples Of the truth Of the declaration Of The
Whis gains which "haue ev.ry tchsre Attended
heir progress" What Joke mex, Messrs. Wing
Editors M.
Richmond. Nor II, 1913.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-21
Nov lO-cw2m r. ROBERTS. CIrd

~ CHANCERY-vtRsisi Ru!rt held In the
Clerks Office Of the Superior Court Of Chancery Tor
the Richmond Circuit, the 9Th day of November, ls4s
Charles : Peasants, Frederick w Pleasants Jehi.i
Pamey and Eliza Ann his wife, Elizabeth Z Lown.s'
Ella. l. Lownes Elizabeth W Lownes, Elizabeth llar
Vie Sarah Ash, James PleIsants, Henry Wenck ana
sarah his wife, Lydia Keller. Elenor Lownr' W: :
liam Lownrs, and Elias l. Lo"nes. guardian OF Re-
becca Lownes, Pianl'hs
against
James II Crew. Benjamin Crew, [. Crew, George
Gibbs and Mariana his wife, Maurice James aud
Charlotte his wife, William II iughe-, William u
Hughes, Junior Ira Payson and MARY his wife, Ca
Irb r I.ownes, Lewis Williams and Elizabeth hs
wife, Mark Howard, and other Defendants.
The defendants above named moi having entered their
appearance and given security according 10 the aci Of
Assembly and the rules OF this Court, and appearing
by satisfactory evidence that they not inhabitants Of
This Commonwealth, il IS Ordered that the sad defend
ants do appear NJ the rules To be held for the said Court
on the first Monday in February next, and answer the
bill Of IN. plaintiffs and that copy Of this order forth
with inserted in newspaper published IN the city
Of Richmond for months successfully, and posted
AT the front door of the State Courthouse IN the said
city. Copy-leste -
Nav l4-cw2m ROBERTS, Clerk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-21

IN CHANCERY-vIRGIsiA:- Rules held in tne
Clerks Office of the Superior Court OF Chancery ~"
the Richmond Circuit the 9Th day of Novembef is,o
sydnum Grady, r'a"'
dsarns' 80 ,,o,bar Defendants.
1b. defendant above named no, having entered ms
and given security according 70 ,e ari ~
Assembly and The rules OF this Court, anu ,nhabta ~
nv Satisfactory evidence that he not an ~
,p commonwealth il is Ordered that the SAID aeiend-
an, do appear at the be held for The said co1.
on the rst Monday in February neI. a9a S ne
Mil of The oIanudr and that copy OF TINS ofdeI DC
h - inss,ted in some newspaper published In the
cty Of Riehmond, for two months successfully. ava
no,sd at The 'front.' Of the state Courthouse IN the
'a %o sn iy:Levan ROBERTS, Clark.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-21

TN CHANCERY-ViRorriA:- Rules held IN the
Clerks Office of the Superior Court of Chancery for
the Richmond Circuit the lth day of November, 1913:
Joseph Burton, Plaintin:
against
Tbom,s a Sory-ll 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
nv satisfactory evidence that he is not an nhahiant OF
this Commonwealth il is Ordered. that the said defend
ant do appear at the rules be held for the sad Court
on the first Monday In February next, and answer Inc
bill OF the plaintiff and that copy OF this ordef De
forthwith in newspaper published in the
CITY of Richmond, for two months excessively, and
posted al the front door of the State Courthouse IN the
said city. CoPy-Teae, al.
Nov l4-cw2m ROBERTS Cierh.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-21
Wing gain in 100 counties,

Only seven counties YET TO hear from, VIZ Lee,
Jackson, Mason, Bra1ton, Nicholas, 6llmer
and Doddrige (ihe last TWO new coohles.)
In these seven counties the Wings, according 10
our calculation, must gain 1897 10 carry the
Stale. With these elements, Virginia is safe fer
Cas- aud Butler.
THE Union and Baltimore Sun give Hhis
gain of 50 in Wood. This is evidently an error;
for The Cincinnati Enquirer and other sources,
put down Democratic gain of y. This is
doubtless correct, Tor Writ was taken from Wood
and has given IS Wing majority, which we have
inserted in our table OF Wings gains.
The Cincinnati Enquirer reports "a Wing
loss n Mason"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-21
MARRIAGES.

Married, a, ST. Paul's Church, on the morning
OF the 18th inst, BY the Rev. Bishop Johns. Mr..
WrLLt.M HeNaY HAxALL, 10 Mrs. ALICE WoR-
THIs6roN, all OF This CITY
Married, on Thursday, lbe 18Th October, al
Norlhberry, in The county OF New Kent, oy Rev.
BENJAMIN Kidd, Mr.. GEO. W. JOHNSON, 10 Miss
Sarah E. PATTERSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-21

Photographed for the Washington Union.
CHARLEsToN, Is. CD Nov. 10.
A. D. simms, representative in Congress from
Georgetown district died at Kingston on The 10th
inst. General Wallace, from Sparlanburs dis
,Tict, lies extremely i'll. MERCURY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-21

Van Buren's majority over Taylor IL $685. Go.
over Cas-, 1893.
THE VOTE OF PENNSYLVANIA
We received las, night from cur Harris
burg correspondent The official vote Of this
Stale for President and Vice Presiden, in full,
except the counties OF Elk, Greene, Mexican,
Sullivan, and Warren; and the vote is for Tay-
Tor ls2,4s9; Cass 1886; Van Buren, 1913
TaIlor's najoiiv over Cass l49l3; over Cass
and Van Buren, 1886. Tayoi's majority over
Cass will be about IL ,0OO
Yesterdays Philadelphia Ledger.
The Providence Journal exuls in The fact that
"al The colored volers" 10 that city went for Tay-
lor, except four who voted for Van Buren,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-21
FREDERICKSBURG AND BLUE RIDGE
RAILROAD CONVENTION

A Convention ol DeIes lies 10 he Frcdericks
burg and Blue Ridge Railroad, was held al
Orange Court House on Tuesday, the l4h in
slant. The Convention was called 10 order b,
Robert B. Marye, Esq, OF Orange, on whose
motion r. B. Semple, Esq, Of Fredericksburg,
was appointed President, and Or. B. F. Taliafer
70 Of Orange Secretary. The purposes and Oh
iecrs OF the Convention were briefly explained By
the Chairman, when, on motion, committee
was named by The Chair, 10 report such pro-
ceedngs as would be necessary 10 The action OF
This body.
The committee consisted OF Messrs. Blaksy Of
Madison. Minor OF Fredericksburg, and Maryc
Of Orange
The Chairman In few moment. reported an
able and mos, Interesting address, setting forth
mass OF valuable statistics, bearing upoA the safe
Investments in Railroads in general, and this one
in rariculaf-cnc thousand copies Of which
were ordered 10 be printed in pamphlet form, 10
be circulated among The people OF Orange, Mad
ison Green Rockingham, Shenandoah and Page.
The Convention. was then addressed BY Msssrs.
Blakey, Williamson cf Orange, Minor and Ma
rye-all OF whom gave faGetius assurances Of
The deep interest isli in This Improvement, and
The confident belief OF lis speedy completion.
On motion, il was resolved, that The proceed
ings OF this meeting be published in the News,
Recorder and Herald, Ffetrrickshurg- he En-
qui-er aud Wing Of Richmond, ard the Register
and Republican OF HaIisonburg The Conven-
ton then Adjourned.
(. B. SEMPLE, President.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-21
AMELIA COURTHOUSE TAVERN.


fVNfiE subscriber having taken lease on THIS Esta
L hlishmrnt for term OF years, and having tho.
roughly repaired and reIted II, Is now pre-
pared To accommodate his friends aud The public gene
:, y in ths hest st,lr His bar Is we'll supplied with
The hes liquors &C. &c his table viii always he lir
nised with The best the neishborhood affords; and he
hattrs himself that by his strict personal attention. he
w,Il he able 10 give entire satisfaction To all VII" may
call on him This place il just forty miles from Rich
mond an easy days ride for travellers 10 or from Rici-
mond JOHN A. JErER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-21
MERCER.

y
PRlscEros, Nov IL, 1919.
Gentlemen TOD morrow being he first mail
mai leaves since our Presidential Election, en-
brace The opportunity Of sending you the results
Of The election in his county:
CasS & Rnrler TaYlor 4 Co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-21
ElIASON'S WOOLtNS,

BERNARD PEYToN, Richmond Va Receiving
ana forwarding agent. .- ., ,h :.
q soou "a, =, sai, a. 80 81 :, p''''
INFERIOR one, =. nan PHI h;.h o,,,o, - co,S.
quencs OF then superior quality Tor service and drIab
mend and sell, EIiusons manufacture, goods which
have been made elsewhere, au WHICH, nor posscs-inI
those qualities OIL durdbiily winch 80 huC fee"eh"
my own, are well calculated 10 inluru Ihelr standing
The undersigned "" III future nave put ohe agent W
hiclnonh ana the cara attdcheu 10 earn pece" s"o"
VIII nave ~ nav ana ~, ", >, m chr.
rom m,,Ect nrirrs
ien ~, m''n'. p, y, ,, ), ,,, az. ,,,., !,
, 49, ILL.," nj nl rory in thr season either
70 sehd 'heIf ouetS a'im W. ~ IN, ~ a. ~
Va or 10 ms Agent A hiehmohn' 50,
! specimens sis u ''e "'o"' -" = -" : -
IN hichnnon". -, ,..,,,,o,,,, ~, c,,.,, i, -,
ahhrNeu a'e 'em ,;,Ia 80 ~, " a.;
po5s.ssioh a. ~ 'n1 qih,'''es az" stunning = ny
"oous, 50 'di d. '"e5 "''' ~" ~ n rtI,s,S
Madison Mills, Madison CO., va May 1915.
TT y lew SNORT business ieue.s, ot eAlicts rom
them, mel Designed Dy .he writers l"f % ,s -
ELI NIL, no'' t,., 60 'u's Ill !, A.
~ p F1iasno's Wooen Cloths, lre warranted in
saying that every respect, they were perfectly salts
factory ". = hanh'oo''
sor1Y HuI. Powhatan CO. July 18th, 1915.
This win be handed you by Mr.. ". r. Eli1son,
nuf,cturer,of WOODEN Cloths from Madison county.
traded my wool with him last yrar-hs cloth gave en-
lire satisfaction in price, and | never had my negro
clothing Ia last we'll before exchanged my wool
far coih with him. and my intercourse has been such
TO induce me 10 recommend HIM 10 y"ur avcrlble ne"
tce Yours, sc,
JOSEPH ". ROYAL.
ANVIL. Cous1r Nov 3nh lsi7
ia yIr " T. EIia-on:
D.a, Sir received about ten days ago the bale II
Vool.n Goods which were consigned To Gen Bernard
peyton on the Isl August last. and find them 10 be Of
The quality | expected, and 10 correspond viii! the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-21

A very elegant dressed Wing friend was yes
lcrday >aiued By an extremely ragged inciyidu-
al, whose lace bore striking proofs OF his having
been engaged in some one Of the numerous me-
lee,, Tor which the election and John Bateycorn
are responsible wih,the request Tor the loan OF a
dime, stating that they had voted The same tick
e,, and taken drink together on Tuesday
"Sir !" repIlei on Wing friend, 81 hay. net III,
remoesl recollection OF ever having seen you be
fore in my lile."-.Nep Orleans DlLa.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-21
VERY KIND OF HIM John Minor Bols-

VERY KIND OF HIM John Minor Bolts
head.him. or de.Bolls has actually condescended
So far as TO promise that in case General Taylor
delivered Wing inaugural address aud appoint
Ell WING Cabinet" he wonld give him "as cor.
,iial support as il Henry Clay had been elected
This is certainly very hard on Old Jack, for we
all know lhal Bots shared his bed with Tyler
before he aced pledges Of any kind rom the
Captain. - Plitodeipt,a SIN. Taylor, Natpc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-21
4. 3. SEMPLE, President.
B. F. TsLIAFERRo, ecreiaTy.
OHIO.

The WESTERN RESERVE The following is
The vote OF The Western counties Of Ohio seven
l.. ,kcr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-21

IN CHANCERY-VIRsisiA:-A Rules hein " a.,
Clerks Office Of the superior Court OF ,Dans Ia.
the Richmond Circnit the sth day Of Ho'e p,in,ig.
Samuel Miller,
against ,,.,.io. Aum.,n. 4
Isaac c Delaplaine, John T Delap'aine, hugn,eas
Clason, ard other -, -, ,.,,aa entered
Thr defendants above named not haVing enter, ~
49,, ,.,,,n,. and gwen security, according !" the
~. 80 p,nhv and the rules of this Court, and u hp-
o. ~, s,,.f.rtory evidence that they are MOI NINA
~ I'M, commonwealth. IL u ofdrrrd, that ti1
defendants do appear at The rules 10 be hr' lni VIC
;d Can't on the first Monday ia February neit, anu
uer the bill OF the plaintiff; and thai copy o! ''
asder be forthwith inserted in some ne"spsPeI p"o
i,.l,eu in the city Of Richmond for TWO monihA %
siyey and posted at the front door OF the S'a'e
house MSs iaHewS s,1 '''' p ROBERTS. Clerk.
TN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AT Ruies nelu In ~, 20
1 Clerks Office fthe Superior Court OF Inaneey ts
the Richmond Circuit, the 9Th day oil NoVeG ni.,ig
Charles Osborne,
agains. 5 o,b.r Defendants.
tn. defrndant above named not having entered n's
aonsarancr and given security, according 70 'ne G
hIs.mbIv nd The rules of this Court, ana u appeaS
no satisfactory evidence that he 10 not an nt a.
,bis r,nmmoaweath: II Is ordered tsat Tue ~, sa,d
r.ndant do app.ar al the rules 10 be heiu ioi W -
cnmrt On The FIRST Monday In February heA. mi,
,vs, the bin Of the piantif and thai copy % "h
a,d.r h. forthwIth inserted IN some ne"spap' -
iih.a in the city OF Richmond for two month, 1nn,
,vsIv and posted at the front door OF .he ss'e
house, in the said City. Copy. nueeTs CLARK.
Nov levin =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-21

Po~H.I,s CnusIS, 9TH April, 1919.
Dear Your Goods proved Ia be- very good, AM
lasted well Enclosed you have the balance due you
after dedmcing the value Of mine and my brother
wool Yours truly.
To " 2. Eliason. WIN. w. MlCHAUA
May l9--clai.IiS ni5m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-21

AMgLIs C0UsIr, Nov. 2ni, lci7.
10 Mr. " I. Eliason:
D.a, Sir- received, about ten days the bale 81
WOODEN Goods which were consigned 10 Gen Bernard
peyrnn on the Isl August last and hnd them 10 he o
the quality | expected, and 10 correspond viii! the
sample YOU left with the time contracted with
YOU for them. send you dratt on Messrs. Warwick
Bark sdale Of Richmond, for the cost OF the same.
Very respectfully, your obrdient servant.
W. j. BARKSDALE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-21

rJ 4 few short business letters, or extracts from
them not designed By the writers for publication:
Elk HILL, Goochland co, July 18th, lsi6.
Having purchased and fairly tried supply Of MIR.
W. r. E!iason'- Wooden Cloths, lee warranted IN
saying that every respec, they were perfectly salts
factory II. &. HARRISON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-21

South HUI, Powhatan co. July 18th, lsi5.
This will he handed you by Mr. w 7. Eli1son ma
nufnctiror.of Wooden Cloths, from Madison county.
traded my wool with him last yrar-his cloth gave en-
tire satisfaction in price, and never had my negro
clothing Ia last we'll before. ! exchanged my wool
for cloth with him. and my intercourse has been such a
10 induce 10 recommend HIM 10 yoiii favorable mo-
tee Yours, Sc,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-21

TN HASGERy-NlEnfSIA Al Kules Held IN ihr
Clerk Office ~ the Superior Court OF Lhanctiy iof
the Richmond Circuit, the 7th day OF October, is'o
Thomas II Ellis and Charles Ellis. Administrators u
Charles Ellis, deceased, Plalntr'
against
champe Carter, and other Defendants.
The defendant above named not having entered NJ
aooearancr and given security, according 10 t- act Of
Assembly and the rules of this Court, aud appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is not inabanl o.
this Commonu wealth. II IS Ordered, Thai the sara de
PENDANT do appear the rules 10 be hold for Tue saln
Court on The first Monday In January next, and ans"rf
the bill Of The plaintiffs; and that copy OF this "fdt "
forthwith inserted In some newspaper published ~ ~
c,ty of Richmond for two months successivrli, ~.
posted at The front door of hr state Courthouse ~ -
said city. Copy-Trstr, ,, ,,,,s
il-rw9m ROBERTS, ,'''n--