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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-06
ADJUSTMENTS TOMORROW EVENING

ADJUSTMENTS TOMORROW EVENING
PAHK THEATRE-Sands, Lent * Co.'S AMERICAN
CIRCUS, IN their various performances.
EoWERY THEATRE. Bowsv-VIcroRrNE, OR Ill
SLE,P ON Ir-yrMBo JuM-ANrHoNY CLEOPATRA
TBE RoBBER's WIFE.
CHATHAM THEATRE, Chatham street --WHITE
HoBsg PEPPERS -IRIsH LIoS-TExAN RANGERS.
BROADWAY ODEoN. Broadway.-CoMic SINGING,
MODEL ARrIsls, &c.
PANORAMA HALL, Broadway noaE Houssos st BAN
y.nn's pASop NrsaIssPPr
BRuNFTr,'s MopEI. OF ANCIENT JERusALEM-Two ex-
hih t0ss at 2 and IN O'Clock, p. NJ
BRoOKLYN-BEOO KLYN INSTITUTE. Washington
sreet-CHRt' rvs NlNsrKrLs-ETHIoPiAN sIseINe-BUR'
LEsQUE DANc'NG, &c.
New York, Sunday, February u, ls4s.
10 Advertisements received for one insertion
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-08
Germs Of the ENQUIRER.

.-Tns Enquirer 10 published DAILY Qor the city,
Y sEMl. w EEKLY (fcr the country.) For the Daily
seven dollars per annun, and At the rate OF eight
- II taken for shorter period than one year: FOR
y m. Weekly, five dollars per annuH, ana iniee
- for six months, payable i'll advance TO Dc Pdsa u
". or remtted by mail, post paid; or SIX Dollars
e nm, al the end ofthc year
NJ a, dues 10 this Office may he RENTED per mail,
" available Bank notes, At the risk of the Edi-
80" Stage Of all letters being po'd by the rriters-
= ,rr Of single letter Is scarcely Of any account
~ i,,,cr Ills tie accumulation Of postage, In an
49, business, which operates as serious Tax
..@'ae TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
: TIE DAILY ENQuIRER-For ono square Of
= Ass, or less first insertion, fifty cents, and
G'e sncceed,ng insertion twenty-five cents-ii Insert
81 \ week, twice a week, or three times week
ssyen and q half cents.
TuE SEMI-WEEKLY-One square of sixteen
ar less first insertion, IS cents; FOR each c"ntnu
,, advertisers are charged fifty dollars for thirty
" ana in that proportion for advertisements Oh
~ Irurth-except Lottery Vendors and Auction
=. xhn are charged one hundred dollars paper IN
80. an Obituaries and Marriages from the country,
r-.y.r The party's handwriting IL unknown ~ tnii
w. .,t be authenticated by the endofsation 0i the
.,,er in Tie ueizhborhood, or they viii III no eass
ss"ri,.hed. Every measure, that has been taken tc
- ,u,postiuns ami 9uiZ2es, mas proved here'ooIs
Fsi;np We must, therefore, insist, IN sueh case,
@ ~ Communication being certified by the name VI
- o,,mas, or. .cri:ten on the beck OF thsisfe..
Hs ~ from = distance mus, be accompanied ~ithth
80, nay, or satisfactory references, to insure eAecu-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-08
From us Baltimore Sun. Aug'st ).
Arrival ofateaNer America

SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
TRANQUILITY IS FRANCE-GESEaAL GhvaiG,
Mac Still, Observation-Disclosures IN lRELtND
CONVENIENT SEEING THE PlkEs.IEn,
MlSATIoN OF THE GERMAN "hRo-siAiE
or THE MARKETS, sc.
The following dispatch reached US last even.
Ing rom our correspondent al New YORK:
Ngw YoRx, Angus, 4 P. III.
TIE steamer America arrived al her wharf a.
TWO o'clock his afternoon, bringing seven days
acr intelligence from Europe, having sailed from
Liyerpool on The 22i nit. Sac has thus mace
her passage in l3 days.
Tie steamer Hermann sailec! from Souihamp-
ION on he 2).h uli .:'5 days oslo'c he AmeTica,
bu. has not yct arrived.
The mos, important intelligence - he y ne.
rica, is from Ireland. where il is eyIienl NAV
crisis, OF The most important chafacSef !, q, msn
a privy council met at Dubhf Casue. .niue
daeiy atrer which The Lord Lieu'enau', "a ~ :"
proclamation ordering the eniofceueh. - nas ,a~
ior The seizure OF arms and inc a''e7' y Ps''o"'
possessing them without license;
France continues lranquil, inc Po!uidihi VI
Gen. Cavaisnac being raihef on me ihc,sase
He has however, been bitterly assaiea " INC
eii,or al L'Presse, in pamphlet si7ins the par
ticnIars ofhis imprisonment
Iamarine has issued powerful address 10 his
follow citizens vinaicaing the policy ne pursued
as chic; al ,ae Provisional Government
In England, all vas quiet. The Catholic Rs.
lief Bill, ha. been Withdrawn from The House Of
Commons. On account q blnnter in The 81.
gar till, il will require Amendment daring ,-i-
session OF The Parliament.
Abroad things bear The appearance Q. reiu.n'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-08
HONOR TO THE VOLUNTEERS.

Atj.P. NJ. on Saturday, Capt. Taloo''s com.
nany OF returned volunteers we're received al iht
Petersburg Depot amidst salute Of cannon, by
de,acbmens OF our city volunteers, committees,
SC. (Among those who arrived on Saturday
we recognized Major Early and Captain w. A.
Street. formerly OF rranklin,) Commissary.l-
The companies OF Mexican volunteers which re-
turned on Ffilay joinei therein, with their bro
,her soldiers, and the procession marched 10 The
Public Square, in from, OF The Capitol, where
our returned -cilizens, (now no longer sol.
di.rs) were welcomed bY Robert q. Scott, Esq,
in an impressive and effective address MAJOR
Early responded most appropriately, ana bore
testimony 10 The good condnc. and discipline OF
The Virginia Regiment. The scene was very
Interesting and the sentiments Of the speakers
we're warmly cheered.
The procession Wis then reformed, nnd
matched 10 Military Hall, where liberal cola
lion was provided. We snail there leave thea
for The present.
Though bronzcd aai weather beaten, We were
plcased 10 see hese ctizen-troops looking 50 well
Among them was considerable number OF
vou7y men. who have learned lesson oil hard
shin in The service Of their country, which we
,rust will benefit them all through long and
prosnerous life.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-08

ins tranquility. TIE German and Danish war Is
considered a. IN END. The war il Lomba:dy
piuil'iSes 10 soon terminate in peace. Charles
Albeft was daily becoming more popular. The
eLI,iians have conferred Tree Gown ca hi, son.
Inc hrchtli;e John has been el,c.ed chief NJ
the German Empire.
THE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, July % The news from Ireland
has operated unfavorably on the money market.
causing decline Of per cent. in the funds. -
reaction, however, took place at he close Of
the day, and the decline closed at per cent
Consos closed at 81! s7s for money, and ac.
counts reduced pc: cents 81, TO SIT.
CoTroS MARSEr-The week ending the 2ist
closed less actively, Irish affairs creating an
alarm Tie sales Of the week were Sc. 63O
bales. To day there is better feeling, and 700
bales were sold al the following rates:-orIean,
3 TO 81; Upland 3 10 St; Mobile 81 10 Il
BREapsTuFFs Corn has advanced 10 Sd.
per bushel, and Is per quarter. Indian meal
has advanced Is per barrrl.
SALES or FLOUR United States sweet al DTS.
Cd. 10 2-s. 6i.; sour 25s TO 26,. Corn 3ls to
35s per quarter of $50 lb. Indian meal, per
100 lbs, Ids. bi 10 l5s
lRoS AT Glasgow pig iron was quoted at
46s ind buyers offer 45s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-08

~ HtNCERY.-ViRGixIA: AT Rules held In the
Clerks Office Of the superior Court of Chancery, Tor
the Richmond Circuit. this 5th day Of June, 1898:
Alexander Fisher William D. Miller and William 4.
Mahew junior, merchants and partners, trading under
firm and style Of Fisher, Miller and Company 10
bert II jenkins and P. V. Daniel, junior, Plaintiffs
against
George ~. a,wa,er, ofthe firm Of Kent, Kendall aud
A,wa,er; A. 7. Stewart, - Burrows and b. F. War
Zen, ni the firm of A. T. Stewart and Company; the
sd George NJ. Atwater, William X, Gould and -
-, Of the firm OF Atwa,er, Gould and Company
= buckingham and - Ward, of the firm of Buck
lnsnam, Ward and Company; - Schroeder and =
salt:er, Of the firm OF Schroeder and swl!zer; -
Chsesburg, - steaines and - -, of the firm Of
Caeesburg, S,earnes and Company; - EakIn, Richard
Robertson and - -, of the hrm OF Eakin, 70.
..r.son and Company; - Blake s, and = Brown, OF
--, ofthe firm OF William II. Carey and Com
?any; Charles G. Carleton, Isaac II. rockingham and
iora;n rockingham, Of the firm Of Carieton, Frotn
asham and Company; John NJ Davis and - Jones,
q the firm of John NJ Davis and Jones; William Ben
,gin and MeIgs D. Benjamin, Of the firm OF William
Benjamin and Company; - Rankin and - Burch,
-, of the firm Of George Hastings and Compac
ny, - Bowen and McNamee, Of the firm of
Bowen and McNamee; George A. Bu,t and - Bost-
Of n. mG n OF BUT and h Ss m sas'S.
AMI Company; - Colgate and - Abbie, of the firm
r % gate. Abbie and Company; Henry l.. Seaman and
paas, i. i. aail o and Of the nrm Of ii
al -, OF the firm Of Tiffany, Ward and Com
pAny, s'-llman and - Ripplemeyer, of the firm
i srlman and RIpplemeyer; A. T. Lewis; - Pea
BODY aad - -, of the firm Of Peabody and Com
peay; and Robert Close and - Dandsrlett, Of tho finn
Of Close and Danderett, and other Defendants.
The defendants above named not having entered
Their appearance and given security, according TO the
ae Of Assembly and the rules Of this Court, and APP
peafns by satisfactory evidence that they are not nha-
biants OF this Commonwealth: II is ordered, that the
d defendants do appear the rules to be held for this
Coif IN the Clerks office thereof, on the first Monday
IN September next and the bill of the plain.
ths and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted
IN some newspaper published in the city Of Richmond
r ao months successfully, and posted At the door o
Tie State Courthouse, in the said city.
4 Copy. Teslc, p. ROBERTS, elk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-08
VOLUME XLY.-I,UNii5ER %.

asains' us What had q Vi'gnian, 2 kentuck.
ian Georgian, 10 Ii with aiding these miscre-
ants 70 mature their pitts cgdinH6e S9aretotGing
StGte3 And, alter giving usspch proofs OF what
Soiiiter': Hh'gs con 10, rih wact assurance do
they ask The South 10 vote for nan rh0:e ortv
pledge OF fdeluy as y,t IS, thai ie IS Sonibe's.
Wats2
From tic augusta (Ga.l Constitationoiistl
Loss OF TIE COMPROMISE ELL. i
IS with deep feeling q disappointment, that ~
announce the intelligence III the defeat oil tic
Compromise Bill in he Hou.e. Tbs is al ap-
palling calamity 10 the country, and mus cause
every heart 10 beat quick win alarm, for the
Union Of the States is in danger. How can il;
survive The stormy waves Of faction and farali.
clsm thai are beating against it, now that this bar
rier, erected b. the patriotism OF the Senate, is
deliberately beaten down bY q reckless tDs joIiy
IN the House, who would thus seek 10 win 4 par
" triumph even 81 his tremendous hazaTd}--
Hha' nope is lheie Tor peace and union in The
race OF SO much INSCRIPTIONS devotion 10 party2
oh Wnigaefy! manifold are Thy SIZES But this
Is The Climax OF lis iniquies.
But what will our readers Ihilk q 4 Southern
mana Geors ian-who has aided in 'hus ami
hilalihs the hopes Ct the patriots Of the ualry 7
lei Georgian was The man who Took the lead
III lhis aci, winch slabs the very bosom OF lis
counIry's peace, and lha! mau is Alexander Ela-
milton Stephens. We refer our readers 10 lie
Congressional proceedings in this days paper
This reckless step is said 10 be The result cf
Wing caucus on the 22i instant, in which j, was
resolved that This Compromise Bill must DC killed,
because It mould endanger The election 81 Gen. 7ay.
tor-lhat II was necessary 10 his election that he
country should b. kept during Tic whole canvass,
IN lis present terrible excitement. Whatever be
The result, we appeal 10 The people OF Georgia 10
exhibit, in The mos; emphatic manner. their indie-
nation al this desperate device OF Whiegery 10
a'tain political power We call upon Them, es-
peciay, 10 mark The conduct of Mr.. Siephens.-
II we rightly comprehend The case il is signal
instance OF parry being a stronger motive than
patriotism in the breast OF politician.
ION Saturday The Wing speaks OF The Angus
Ia Ccnslituticnaist as one Of the most respect
able Democratic prints in that Stale, (Georgiap;
and commends its views on The Missouri COM
promise as "sound and PRACTICAL" The Wing
cannot now repudiale It's own Witness who so
Indignantly denounced this last desperate" device
OF Whjygeryl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-08
FRIpA AUGUST 4, l84S.
SENATE.


The bill TO attach the portion Of The Indiana
boundary on Lake Michigan 10 the collection
district Of Chicago, was passed.
MIR. Yuee rcpored bill to establish The or
eanizalion of The Marine Corps Of The Navy
Read twice and referred
On motion OF Mr.. Johnson, OF Louisiana, The
bill increasing the pension Of Major James L.
Scanton, who was severely wounded a. the
slormng OF ChapulleTtc, was read the third time
and, after some explanations by Mr.. Johnson AMI
Mr.. Jefferson Davis, was passed unanimously.
On motion Of Mr. Fitzgerald, the bill. granting
pension 10 the widow of Lieut. Hoffman, killed
in Mexico, was taken up and passed.
MIR. Walker Introduced bill for the improve.
ment OF 81. Clair fats. Read twice and referred
a bill 10 refund 4 penalty RENTED BY The &c.
cretary OF the Treasury 10 John Hardrop was
passed.
MIR. Johnson Of Maryland, introduced a reso-
luton calling on the President, Tor information in
his possession in regard 10 The alleged recent ex.
petition against Mexico.
On motion OF Mr.. King, The bill 10 grant The
RICH, OF way and donation OF lands 10 the Stale
OF Alabama, Tor railroad from Mobile to the
mouth CT the Ohio river was taken up-when
Mr.. Jefferson Davis moved TO amend, by inclu.
ding also a provision, granting 10 the Stale Ct
Mississippi inc right OF way and a portion oflhe
Brandon, 10 The Alabama line
The bill and amendments We're then passed
over informally, and The Senate resumed The con-
sideration Of the Civil and Diplomatic Appropti
alton Bill, and disposed OF few # the remain.
ing proposed amendments. They were still in
session when The cars left, at 5, 2. M, with an
apparent, intention 10 pass The bill ion ght, that
they may DC prepared 10 take up the Oregon Ter.
.i'orial Bill tomorrow. II the bill is passed De
fore your paper goes 10 press, will send The re-
suit By telegraph.
a telegraphic dispatch informs US tina: The Sc.
maze was occupied several hours on, and agreed
To an amendment TO the General Appropriation
Bill, giving TO the Creek indians Si40.0 o0 pIevi.
ously paid 10 The State of GeoTsia-sovernmenl
paying The claim twice over.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Besides those whose names we've given in my
report OF yesterday, MessIs. Wilmoi, Newell
Miller, Peck, Taylor OF OHIO, Outlaw, Jameson
and Stewart OF Pennsy yania, addressed the com
millce Of The whole On line army appropriation
bill, The last named gentleman concluding his &C.
marks al hali-pas, Twelve, (nishi,] when the
House adjourned. As these speeches were pure.
ly political, aud presidential" did not deem a
ielesraphic dispatch necessarily
Alter some pnimporlant molions this morning
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-08
WHO'S GENERAL CASS7

The man who, with single dash of the pen'
defeated the fyc greatest European powers
The man who asserted successfully the freedom
oi The seas, against tie srasPibg manu- " I"e'
land.
The man who first ST.! hostile foot on bf''sh
territory in The war o; 1917. w.
The man who leceiYcilhe confidence CT Jsnef'
son. al The early age OF "a Yeas, ,sr,,
every Democratic President from Jefferson to Inc
T5e man VINO sal for years in the cabinet o.
Anircw JACKSON, tie co.%okeT Of that great pat
rio, in ihe cause q rerubcanism, ,,,r,o
TIE man who has l.iva1ahy coaiendet. dur''e
The war; ior his county, her h'nof aud r'sh'S =,
The N n who will if elec:ed plesiden,, g oI 7,
pose BY every constitutional mans ely s"nm aau
Of a foreign power 10 plant their colonies up'"
The man w5sm The moosrohs Of Eatope lear
am he oppressed people q Earo?e loys :oocra,
:: lne man wa" ~, - ,as;iuned Jackson vic.ory.-
such Is Lewis Cas- SAa6tGSs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-08
BY Yesterdays MAIL.
NORTH CAROLINA ELECTIONS.

NORTH CAROLINA ELECTIONS.
In ten counties, reported, Reid, Dem, leads
Manley Wing, for Governor, i,436 votes. 10
the same counties, in 1916, Shepard Dem, lead
Graham, Wing, for Governor, 245 votes NeI:
Democratic gain so far about 400
The returns for the Legislature are very IN
COMPLETE. We give The following, as reported
Dem. cratic gains. i i'll Franklin, IN North
ampton, and | in Weimell.
Wig eai,s.--l ia Granville, and 2 in Halifax
The Unicn has the following ,elegraphic dcs
patch: 80
"RALE1H, August S. lcdS.
rReid's Democratic gain IN eleven counIies-
All heard fron-is one thousand over any prey
Gus vote 10 Old Kentucky
CASS & BUTLER"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-08
lr,om The London.sianta'd, July al.l

SPAlN.-A lc,lcf Ifom CoIlHha anu0 nn - !.
,ba,,n Fnclish vessel hal land.d arms on ~, =.
eo s' on OF spain Another tssa had ben io. a
ND W. ;nto France, was abou! 10 Tsiurna
"a nS saS?Sfa AND SCHLESWIG Hol.,
sTcINMI s,..,s from Rendsbuurg OF me lon
Of July say that war viii Ds Is;,.a, " wli reae
having been rejected by the Duchles.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-08
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

The Lynchbufg Republican says the Demo
cratic Convention 10 be held al Lylchb1rs on
The 10Th OF September:
"The Spartan Band OF Lynchburs feel proud
OF having our Town designated for meeting o.
50 important a Convention. Il is nearly central
10 all paris CT the Stale, aud our accommodations
are ample for any number oil delegates ina! may
be in attendance. We have no Tess nan tVc OF
six hotels; the private houses OF our Democratic
AID no less OF our Wing brethren will be lhfown
wide open 10 all The hospitality OF Lynchonfs
10 its honor be il said, is moi bounded hy parry
lines or parry prejudiccs. We hope, therefore :,
there will b. uli attendance from every county
in the Stale. LIE! US come up as brethren en-
saged in a common cause, 10 consult ana de'ise
The best means 10 carry the S'alc iof Cas- al,
Butler in Noyember-not by lean maIofiy
but one approaching 10000. We can 20 y .. y
proper organization. Let every county 10 inc
Stale be represented by foil delegation mere o. =
The 10Th OF September AMI &c will do II. II !,
therefore important that all Inc eounes sn ,aa
no, fail in ID !, -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-08

Is cHANCERY -vIRoIsIA AT Rules held III the
Clerks Office Of the superior Court OF Chancery for
lie Richmond Circuit, the 5th day of June, leis:
Joseph E. Venable, Pleasant Parin, and Moses H..
Preston and John Enders junior, merchants and part
RES trading under the firm and style of Preston and
Eud.r., Plaintiffs
against
A.c. Elliot, and G. A Thrackston, merchants and
pab.rs trading under the firm and style of Elliott and
Taraess,on, and other Defendants.
The defendants above-named not having entered
heir appearance and given security according to the
e' q Assembly and the rules Of this Court and It ap
wearing y satisfactory evidence that they not inha-
b,,ar,s OF this Commonwealth, II is Ordered that the
i defendants do appear al the rules be held for the
ID Court on the first Monday in September next, and
Answer the bill Of the Plaintiffs; and that copy Of tins
order Be forthwith inserted in some newspaper publish
I'd nte city OF Richmond, for two months successive
y, and posted at the front door of the State Court
h"'se In the said city A Copy. Test,
IGh- l4-cwam p, ROBERTS, Clerk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-08

u Observation-Disclosures AT Circuit Superior
. Cour, Of Law and Chancery, held for Bath county,
May LIST, l5is:
The Commonwealth Of Virginia, who sues for the
benefit Of the Literary Fund. Plaintiff:
against
William Wilson, Administrator of Adam Bowyer
deceased, william McClung and Thomas Graham,
Defendants.
The p,intif's hill: in this cause sledsss that the
sad haam BOWER late u this county, departed this
HE lntesiate as To b goods and chattlrs and that af
rrtho payment oil funeral charges debts and lust ex-
lenses, there Is no person entitled To lake the Yesdu
um. under the laws OF this Commonwealth djreetng
The distribution OF lntestate's esas ard ,hat .nnh
Te.. uum hath vested In tho Cunnonw ea,th for ,hs
benefit % the Literary fund.- and prays that Inc dssn5
ant. William Wilson, the AdrniSlr;tor az Inc said
Adam Bowyur, deceased, be dscreed 10 nav IN ,hs
plaintiff for the benefit Of the Literary Fund the said
f-siduuM OF the personal estate Of the said Adam Row
yer deceased II Is slated in the answer Of The sd
William Wilson. that his said Interstate removed I. his
county from the state of Pennsylvania, many years
SINCE but the nativity of the sad Adam Bower docs
no appear from the papers In this cause On conside
son whereof, it is ordered and required, that ell per
claiming an interest, dstributee in the person.
estate OF the said Adam Bowyer, deceased. do appear
on The frat day of the term ofthls Court and
s ae themselves defendants In this suit; and that
E OF this order be pub ished for three months in
In published the seat Of govern msnt Of
ny oniteo stntes and in newspaper published at
"' sea' Of government OF this stste.
, ACopy Teae,
uhe i5-c"3m CHS. L. FRANCISCO, elk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-08

u ERi.-viKoisLA: AT Rules held IN inc
Iri.rk's Office of The Circuit Superior Court OF Law
md chancery for Buckingham county, on Monday, the
RI dsy ii July, 1918:
John Z. Gillian, Executor of Sarah cason, decd,
' ,a,,n.t Plaintiff:
Hiram 9. Cason, Fuqua Cason ,obediah Wooda and
yrlirldse his wife, Sally Cason, widow Of Larkn Ca
AN and her children, Elizabeth Cason, judith Cason
s,,sh Cason, Mary Jane Cason. and Elijah Cason, oil
M state. John c. Godsey and Sarah his wife James
gs.on Nathaniel Robertson and Polly hls wife, Samuel
Alc.cs and Nancy his wife, Stephen Cason ond Lucy
csSnn, widow OF John Cason, deceased, and her TWO
thilt,sn, William Cason and Sarah Cason,
Defendants.
The defendants, William Casan, John G. Godsey and
s,,sh his Wife Jane. cason, Nathaniel Robertson and
roly his wife, Samuel Adcoek aud Nancy his wiie,
,eo,en Cason and Lucy Cason. widow OF John Cason,
J,csased and her two children, William Cason anG
.ah Casou not having entered their appearance and
uyen security according 20 the act Of Assembly and
ne rules this Court, and appearing by satisfactory
.!ence that they Inhabitants of this Country,
INA ordered that the said absent defendants do appear
ere on the fth day of September Court next and an
,se the bill of the plaintiff; and that copy OF this or
IN be forthwith inserted in The Richmond Enquirer for
~ months successfully, and posted al the front door
af.hr Courthouse of this county.
A Copy. Teste, K. ELDRlDGE, &C $50
fp'y ll-cw2~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-08

rs cI.aNCERY-vIaoisil:- AT Rules held In the
Clerks ONCE Of tn. Superior Court of Chaneery for
,sr Richmond Circuit, the 9Th day Of June, 1919
Nlnev Kimbreli, fiaintM'
against -
!.mes u. Jurey, Timothy Scrusgs, and James d.
sr,ns-s and other Defendants
the Defendants above-named not having entered
-l appearance and given security, according TO the
nj Of Assembly and the rules of this Court aud II APP
pc.ns by satisfactory evidence that they are not inha
ti,uts Of this Commonwealth il is Ordered thai the
s do appear the rules 10 be held Tor IN.
sit Court m the first Monday in September next, and
answer the amended bill of The plaintiff; and that CO.
~ Of Tbs oder be forthwith inserted in some ne~spa
Der published in tho city Of Richmond, for two mouths
,acc,yeiy and posted al the door Of the stat
Court house In the said city. Copy. Teste,
June ii-rW2m K. ROBER1S. CLARK