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both these uses, that Of Napoleon is without pa

ootn these uses, mat OF Ndpoleon is WITHOUT pd
| rallel.
s'M. Flocon also charged upon Louis Napole-
on that he had placed his claims under the invc-
cation of five franc pieces His partzans The
orator ADDED, had spread The report that the ne
phew OF the Emperor was The heir OF his uncle's
millions that he was going himself 10 pay the
debt Of France, and relieve The people from tax
es of all kinds. That such stories are current in
the provinces myself can voucb; but can ceI-
lily also ,ha! they had their origin solely in the
imaginalions OF The country people--lhat no en-
issary OF Louis Napoleon sci them adoat and
| that he has done nothing 10 give them currency.
He told me, the day before yesterday, that 10 him
they were perfectly inconceivable, aud he has
been the first one 10 laugh al them as ridiculous
Can he prevent the popular imagination from
running wid4 Did not the republicans promise
that there shonld be more butter than bread when
the monarchy was overlhrown2 And what have
they given us2 Neither bread nor butler All
pretend.rS are alike.
"In order that subsequent elections may be
held in the month of May, the time designated
by The constitution, it has been decided that for
| this time the term of the President shall be cur
tailed of the period elapsing between May and
| December, when the first election occurs. The
first Presidency, therefore, will be only for three
years and five months instead of four years.
| Departing from The resolution heretofore adopt
ed, abolishing oaths in the Republican Govern
ment, the Assembly has decrecd that the Presi-
dency shall swear to support the constitution and
the Republic, the reason being that though an
oath is not proper for the exercise of right,
it is proper for the ful6lmeDt Of duty. To
hinder as much as possible conflicts between
The Assembly and the Executive it has been de
eide that the former shall retain all its soye
reign power TO promulgate laws while it re-
mains in session. One member even proposed
that it should have authority 10 modify the
constitution, but this was overrued. NJ. Flo
con, always dstrustful, offered final amend
ment, declaring traitor to the Republic, and
Immediately deposng President who should
violate the 50th article of the constitution, by
attempting TO dissolve the Assembly or TO sus.
pend lis sittings This menacing proposition
was referred to the revising committee.
"All these precautionary measures, The oath,
the curtailment Of the first term, the threaten
ing amendment, originate in the candidature OF
Louis Napoleon, whose success appears now TO
be past doubt"
NJ Gaillardet then goes on to speculate on
the motives of NJ. Grardin editor of La Presse,
for coming out avowedly in support Of Louis
Napoleon.
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E'DTCiTION.

THE FEMALE SCHOOL At the residence of the
Miller, 30 long and favoraby known a Teacher in
this part of Virginia. the 18th day Of January, 1879
The peculiar advantages OF this School very great
Miss Miller, during her childhood, spoke no other
than the French language, understands il thoroughly,
and speaks IL "a well 4 native 80 with the English
having learned II very dramatically, she teaches II in
like manner.
The subscriber will take six boarders tf early appli.
cation be made.
TERMS:
All the branches OF thorough English Education ami
Board, per session of ten months, sl0O
Tuition In English IS
Tuition in French, %
Music on Piano, 40
Payable the end OF each half session OF five months.
No deduction except In Of continued Illness.
Pupils entered for the whole term Of ten months.
Address-Dr. David McCaw, Subjects Tavern, Pow
hatan cuunty Nov Cleft
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NOMINATIONS FOR GOVERNOR

We understand (for we do not see ihs paper
tina, in the Oanvile Register, Gen. B. w. S.
Cabcll OF Pitsylvania is nominated for Governor
The Charlottesville JeIersonian advocates
Gen. Bayly IS follows:
We have seen ia the papers several dislin-
guished genll.men Brought forward for The office
oil Governor Of This State. Without saying auehl
against any of them, we think Gen. Thomas II.
Bayly OF Accomac, would be as suitable an in j.
vidual Tor The office as can be found in The State.
He is known all over il Tor his able speeches dur
ing the campaign which has just endei as vel
as for his laIer,s and serling Democratic princi-
pies, and We nope therefore to see The legislature
al its next session elect him 10 the office OF Gov
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STILL In A EAG

The following from Inc Philadelphia Inquirer
leaves us still in mystery. Time can only dis
siraie The fog:
Several Ct the leading locofoco journals are
troubling the nselves very much in relation 10 the
cabinet OF Gen. Taylor and the policy Of The ad.
minislra,i1n. |, would be a. we'll perhans N
lei The old hero gel 10 Washington and speak for
himself upon these important subjects. Before
the election, Gen. Taylor avowed himself a
Wing, bat not an ultra Wing He also embodied
Political platform in The Allison letter, and ne
indications thus given as 10 his views and poli
cy may be pointed 10 withlhc nlmos. confidence J"
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AFTER TIE I'll .EcrInN

Probably no Presidential con,es, ever resulted
50 as t. Command sore general aeouiescence
than'ha' which mas just terminated The Wings
OF course ;eIoice, but III general oery modc,Qielv
for they q" n"s feel that Gen. Taylor is eniireiy
bone OF IT bone ana flesh OF their fish, and lhey
oannoi torsel The great disappointment and disas.
ter waich followed swiftly 90 The sweeping hi
umph OF l640.-N. Y. Tibunc.
So il appears, "afler election" the Wings be-.
gin 10 count the cost Of running a candidate If
whose opinions they knew nothing. Their CON.
dilion is not very comor,a able though they ppt
on airs and shout in apparent triumph. General
TAYLOR may prove TO b. Of The Daniel Webster
and Tom Corwin Schuol-and he NAV no,
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THoMPss's u ROADS, Nov IA, 4S.
Messrs. Editors The great struggle is now
ended, and Genefalavaiabil:ty is 10 be our next
President, and Genial Cass is 10 BE- lett al home;
but we have This cosolalion, mat our principles
were fairly made nown, and hose OF General
Taylor and his pSy concealed. Well, now
comes the pinch:-Will General Taylor lean
upon our side, or wi he carry out Wing princi-
pes2 He is left f.e 10 ACT as be pleases, uE-
less he be pledged tdavor the Wlmol Proviso.
II il should turn OF so fortunately as that The
General should fave no parry, llruly hope the
Wings viii nOt taloul with the old hero, and
abuse him as they di Tyler; Tor am Of the OPT
MON that his electowas conducted pretty much
as il was in 40. hey we're good Democrats
then until they got iro power and tnen came 'he
fuss" They brounl up all their old Wing
principles, and lricuo put them in execution
but honest John Tyr did not forget how those
questions had been lad aside during the canvass
DE also laid Them aside, and il is truly 10 be
hoped they will noble revived during General
Taylor's administration; Tor il is as plain as il
can be, that The psone OF this great Republic are
opposed TO all hoe high handed measures he
Wings have advocied for The last twenty years
81 that Geneal Taylor may live out his
days, and that his amnis ration may be carried
on as il has been cavassed he may indeed
be THE President ofhe people" and that his four
years may reflect hnor on This great nation.
LOUISA
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LOUISA RAILROAD.

A D0ITIONhL Commissioners for procuring sub.
n scfptions for the extension of the Road from the
junction 10 The Dock in Richmond
Fur the County of Louisa-William Crawford,
Elisha Melton, John T. 0naies, Pleasant Iiacket,
William Ragand and Thomas Watson.
Albemare, Orange and Greene-Captain James
Lindsay, Renbn l.. Gordon, Major John Is. White. Ro
bert w. Brookng, Colonel James Barbour and Or.
Mann Page
Commissioners now appointed, and those formerly
named requested TO be active, IL Is important 10
put the work under contract by the end Of the year II
possible The Engineer report will be made IN few
days. BY order OF the Board.
CHARLES THOMPSON Treasurer.
Brayer Dam Lepot Hanover County Nov II.
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LOVE LESSON.
~ W. D. GALLAGHER.


Minna mine across the meadows,
Ripping run Two linPic streams,
Singing DOW through t@ll'sh! shadows
SoarR King now in noon-iay beams
Like Thy cheeks the Apw'is ma! blossom
Near Them, and those eyes OF TIME
Shame the heav'ns their waves emoosom
Minna mine
Minna nine! those streams uniting,
Hence together hold their way
Plainly 10 my vision wiring,
fWbal else Minna, could they sayD
Natures law IS one OF union
Such 100, is The law divlne9
Beautiful and bold communion,
Minna mine
Minna minel know not whether
the lesson read Alright;
RIM, streams ,hus come together,
And their destinies unite,
Way may mol The neart that liveth
Only in the love OF thine,
Gain the boca ,cf wnicn il s!rivelh,
Minna mine2
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"a Spark from an old Film

A correspondent OF The Charlottesville Jeffer.
sonian referring 10 the election in Page county
speaks OF venerable octogenatian who iva,
observed upon The ground naua,iug the incidents
amending his numerous battles with federalism,
and that ne had come 10 do for Cass wha, he had
cone iof Washington, Jefferson, and every Dem.
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DETRACTlON.

Hard is his fare On whom the pubic gaze
Is fixed, forever 10 deIract or praiss;
Repnse denies her requiem TO his name,
And Folly loves The mar'yrdom OF Fame,
The envious, who oul live iG hers pain
Behold the host, delshtins 10 aeprave,
Who track he steps OF Glory the grave;
Seize on each iau!t that daring genius owes
Halt 10 The ardor which IT'S bilh hesiows;
Disiou the truth, accumulate the lie,
And pile me pyramid OF Calumny
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louisa Railroad.

TO LYNCHBURG, CHARLOTTESV VILE
AND STAUNTON.
! Daily by Railroad and
ITO Charlottesville, IS 90 Messrs WIN. P. Parish Il
Co.'S Stages. A liberal
TO staunton, 81 90 amount oil baggage allow :
To Lynchburg, 81 SOY W Connects with lines
West of Lynchburg, by
To Amhers, c. H., 7 so stage of Messrs. ]. l..
Heskell 4 Co.. without
To Nelson C. H., 90 detention.
Fare between Lynchburg and Junction., So so
Fare between Amherst &. III. and Junction, ST.
Fare between Nelson c. II. and Junction, 90
Passengers leaving Lynchburg Sundays, We'd
nesdays and Fridays at 4, A NJ, arrive next day in
Richmond Al ia, A. NJ IN Washington al Al, P. NJ ;
and In Baltimore by z, P. NJ.
Passengers for Lynehburg take the cars at &, A. NJ.
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, arriving in
Charlottesville before night leave next day al a. A. VI
and reach Lynchhurg AT 4, p. NJ
Fare between Washington and staunton, slc-Tick
els on The Boat Staunton.
Nov left CT MASON, Agent.
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REIorcINGs IN MASSACHUSETTS,

REJOICINGS IN MASSACHUSETTS
Monday evening next will be used by The Wings
o! Newburypou and Ro1bury, for a lorchligh,
procession and illumination in each city, in hon.
or OF the great national victory -North American.
"Rejocings," for whal7 Why, for the siec.
lion ola candidate whose nominate ion Mr.. Web
sler declared twas n fl to be made" who won
his aurels in war declared by the Massachu-
sets legislature 10 be "a war against God" and
10 whom the same legislature refused 10 vote
thanks for his victories. -Pennsvlpastan.
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SENATORIAL, CONVENTION

We yesterday morning received Geographic
despatch from friend in Petersburg, from which
we learn that Democratic meeting took place
on Thursday night, and twenty three delegates
were appointed to attend The Senatorial Distric,
Convention, proposed by the Democrats OF Pow
ha.an, to be helt in Richmond on the 5;h OF De
rpmber
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LOUISA RAILROAD

REDUCTION OF RATES.
LNROM and after The first December, an average re
L ductioa of twenty per cent will br In operation
from Gordonsville, Plaster, Salt, Bacon, Butter,
Lard, Potatoes. Apples, Corn. Corn Meal, Fish, Tar,
Plaster, liked permanently per ton, 81 80
Salt, per sack, 80
Bar IRON. per ton down, reduced 30 per CENT 81 so
By order Of the Board.
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
NEW AND VALUABLE I'M
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
rTlo THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE LoS s,h
i RAILROAD COMPANY, under the act u o."
March, Ie47: ri,. In
The following acquisitions are hereby mace, ,. al III
addition to the sum OF three dollars called ,oi nSe ue'
Ma,,p sonl Nav. August, September, October and
the months and r. on ,h each a. s's
Subscribers IN augusta "a me Bank al ChaIot,ssve;
and those in Riehmond in the Bank of Virginia. TO the
credit OIL Louisa Railroad Company p.ss..slty :,
importas sts,s.t s % dss on sas@ '"'tamea' H''
CHARLES THOMPSON, Treasurer.
R.sysr Dam Depot, Feb 22-etDee.l
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Cider drinkers, ii is now asserted, by medica
men in England, escape Inc Cholera. Il con.
tains malic and tanuic acid
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Col. Fremont, il is stated, sent 10 Gen Kear.
nsy Just before his death, conciliatory message.
by The hand OF Mrs. Fremont.
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M. Buell., the last of the old commanders of the
order OF Malta, in France, died recently at AN.
gier,, al The age Of 81.
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NORTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE.

On Monday last h Legislature OF North Ca.
DINA con7enel in III City OF Raleigh.
The following despatch has just been receiv-
ed !.
REICH Nov. 22d-I2 M.
No Speaker yet cho'en in the Senate. R. B
GILLIAN. Wing, Speaker Of the House.
Petersburg Inteligcncer.
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IN Observation-Disclosures AIT ku.ss nsiu
L Clerks Office Of the Superior Court o. onan. !,
the Richmond Circuit, the 9th day o. -Noyemo a.
Matthew Maury and Rutson hau,s' an5 .,rt
IN Inc CITY OF We" i''A' '" Piain:.i
Maury Brothers,
william Manry, of Liverpool and other Dei.1s.
Tne defendant above named not having en .s. !,
appearance and given security, aecoioinS !, sno...
Assembly and the rules Of this Court, ana y spy
b. sar,sfsetory evidence that he is not az lnhaona
sS,s IL is Ordered, mat the sa,a a.
On the 6rI Monday in February next ana Ia art,
Bill OF the plaintiffs; and that copy pus.hed 10
ei,. Of Richmond, for t~o months sueee ssr", 10
oos,.d a, me iron, door Of the Stale Courthouse
said city. Iopy aogERTs, Clei
Nov I4-eW7m
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Mezteo correspondence Of tas Neto Orleans Dslta
Slate OF Affairs in Mexico-Geneyal Arista-Don
Luis dc la Rosa, Mexican Minister 10 the U.
States Mr.. Clifford. our Minister 10 Mexico-
His lnhuence-California and lis Gold Mines,
&c
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VIRGINIA..

Yesterdays Wing has The following returns
from two new Counties:
GlLMgR CouNY.-For Cass, 1874; for Taylor,
II. Majority 70 Cass, l07.
DcDDRTDGE CUNTY For Cass and Butler,
1877; for Taylor nd Fillmore, %. Majority tor
Cass and Butler, l09
The vote OF ID. Stale stands as follows.
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IN III 'NCERY-VIsGiriA:- AT Rules held "a
Clerks Office Of the Superior Court Of Charc'i
the Richmond Circuit The ilth day Of October, ~
Alexander Barlow and Lllllsh his wife. Rrbetd
more, Sally Frazer, Obadiah Powell and Patsy NJ =
Agnes Blackburn, Nancy Jennings, Martin Bf'.
Woodson and Evrlina his wife, NJ DAVIS and
~ his wife, Rebeccn Britain, John Britain a..
1rirlla Britain, Pialnnn
against
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To The Editors NJ q Enquirer;
~

Brax'on coun'y,which gave MI. Clay 30 ma.
lorily sill 10 hear .om
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Mexico. Oct 81 Isa

ME4IcO, Oct. 81, I64S
Genllemen: AS you have no regular cores.
pondent III this city, and iavorable.opporunily
offering for safe, and VIVA, is OF more i,npof.
lance 10 us, sure conveyance, volunteer my
services as correspondent, Though may mol be
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TN CHANCERY.-vIRoirI.: AT Rait. ',h,ns,r
Clerks Office ofthe Superior Conr 81 .n -.
the Richmond Circuit, the eth day Of hoSe p,,o,,.
Charles F Osborne,
against n.f.nssta
William Maury, and other ,,,' .,,,,,t,
appearance and given security, according TO 70,
Assembly and the rules o, t - court ana usasrl
*. Ca,nmouweaIth u IL ordered, that thr ="
frndsnt do appear at the rules to be held 70, -.
comr, on the first Monday in February next, -
sSer the bin Of the plaintiff; and that copy 3
order be forthwith inserted IN some ne~spap. I'M.
ish.d in the city of Richmond for two mon.n. -
i.slv and posted at the front door Of the stle y
house, in The said City. A Copy. Ies!s: c,...
Nov I4-cW2m r. X lben -,
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The defendants above named not having Il
thfir appearance and given security, according
act Of Assembly and the rules Of this Court, end
prarng BY satisfactory evidence that they y re not
hitants Of this Commonwealth, Il IL Ordered, Tds
said defendants do appear Al the rules 10 be held 4
snid Court on the first Monday IN January next, n
1"rr The bill 0i The plaintiffs; and that a copy Of n
der be- forthwith inserted IN some newspaper pulH-
III th- city ri Richmond for two months succrssis
and posted nj the front door of The State Coud h.
in the said city. Copy-Teste,
Oct ll-cwam ROBERTS. Clei
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Henry thoflry, and another, De'entaEa
The defendant above named not having .ulrrs
appearance and given security, according % the 4
Assembly and the rules OF this Court and II spp,,-
by satisfactory evidence that he is not an nhabu.
this Common wealth. IL IL Ordered, that the sad DEE
ant do appear at The rules To be held for the ld u
on the fret Monday in February next. and snsss
bill of the plainuU; and that n copy d lhis o,ts
forthwith inserted In some newspaper published 81
city of Richmond for two months succrs,ively j
posted at the front door Of the State Courthouse
said city. A Copy-Tes,e,
Nov l4-cw2m ROBERTS Cl,I
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IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AT Rues heid ~
Clerks Office of the superior Court Of Lhanc'I
the Richmond Circuit, the 9Th day al Noyembef' \
Samuel Miller, pa'hu'
against
CIason. and oIhrr Def-ndan'
The defendants above named not having en'
their appearance and given security, according
act Of Assembly and the rules OF this Court and =
pearing by satisfactory evidence that they are y.
btants OF this Commonwealth, IL IL ORDERED, w
said defendants do appear at the rules 10 be hea :
said Court on the first Monday in February neii !
answer the bill Of the plaintiff; and that copy !. !
order be forthwith inserted In some nrw-papa (,
lished IN the city Of Richmond, for two months -
sivrly, and posted a, the front door OF tbe s'a''
| house, In the said city A Copy-T.sls ,q.,,
| Nov li-cw2m ROBEhi TO-
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counties, ''
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IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: Rules ht3 10
CLERKS Office Of the Superior Court of Chaiuy
the Richmond Cifcnt, the 9Th day Of November, /:
sydnum Grady, Paau.
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S T O V Z S

THE subscribers have on hand every yarl.tv.,
office and cooking STOVES, from III. y. y
the largest slze-suitable for wood or coal. ,S',
Stoves, for churches aud public rOoms--all ON. !
patterns aud most approved construction +'
Also, large assortment Of Tin Ware g,
Utensils, Stove Pipe, &C., all OF which they u,',
the lowest prices. Call at our establishms,", :
street, between City Hotel and Old Market
nov '-c'al d & c R WgLls
SITUATION AS TEACHER WANT
A TEACHER Of much experience, who il ~
- 10 teach all tile branches of a coll-y,,,
ton, wishes to get employment in one OF The =
states. tie Is native of Virginia. speaks fu.,
rfench, spanish and Italian languages, and -,
lhs Dtst references as 10 character and ouaIitir,,
II II should be deemed necessary, il will rive ha
larship. - Hi'
Letters addressed 10 Assistant Prof.s.o, ".
guaees and Mathematics, College of 81 LANE,
ineton county T. o., Maryland, viii meet win ),
aIeh1ioh. Nov 2l-caawlw,, n,
IN Observation-Disclosures Pules h.,. ;
Clerks Office OF the Superior Court NJ -
Chaneery for the county Of Halifax, In the mont :,
tober, 1873: y
Hyram Hudson, Hyram II Crank, Iossp Y \.
and Mary Crank, which said Hyram Il. To-.
and Mary are infants, and sue by their n.r; (,
"h'tln Ifahh, Pliiaar
dgdihbk
Charles A Ballow and William T Balloe. FL.
Of Jesse Ballow, deceased; Willinm,<i' gallsa
Booker, VIM Montgomery Baliow, Elizabeth R n,
VIM II Baow, Henry Baliow, John BaiIos :.
Blllow, James Ballow, George Ballow. an,os,'
Walton and Mary Z his wife, Louisa C0ouit i'n
Goodman, Fac. r Goodman, Charles JGeosm,n an "
ton Goodman, Thomas d Goodman ana rt1a.l /.
wife, John Guthrey and Martha hi, w,f, s,a,.'
well and WIl.ianHa his wife, William Wa
lane his wife, who was Jane Coleman s,.sh
man, Charles Coleman, Hannah Aldersan 'I uan
derson, Sterling Anderson, Charles Baow In he' y
low, VIM L Bailow, Jr, Nm Baliow, cath,,,n. o.
Elizabeth Ballow, Dianna Ballow. Thom,s u ~
Nancy Hudson, Thomas w Dowdy and NJ. nu I
wife, 4 J. Jones and Elizabeth his MI. ~ ~.
Ford and Elizabeth his wife, SaRue! Waar. =, Z
his wife, nsS.s aaa
The defendants, James Bailow, George R,i,aas
lisa Colquit, James II Gooman, Littleron R a.!
sarah Coleman, Charles Coleman, Henry AM
Charles Ballow, not having entered their ,,ns..
and II appearing by satisfactory evidence ,ba, M
not inhabitants Of this Commonwealth !, - ~ W.
That the said last named defendants do appra, t-s
the hrst Monday in January next ana an.wr, n, !,
tifs' bill; and that copy Of this order be fortb,,
serted IN the Richmond Enquirer for two morr.
cesslvely, and posted NJ the front door Of N, :
house OF this county. A Copy--reste.
OCT 2o-cW2m WA HOLT. q
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IN HASCERY-VlRsISiA AT Rules held
Clerks Office Of The Superior Court of Chlnc,-
| The Richmond Circuit, the llih day of November .
Joseph e Burton, paihi
against
Thomas Snrrrl, and other hetpnta,.
The defendant above named not having ent,,.i
appearance and given security, according 10 10. /.
Assembly aud the rules ~ this Count. and It apb.-
by satisfactory evidence that he j. not an nhab.r
this Commonwealth, II is Ordered that the SAID q.
AMI do appear AT The rules 10 be held Tor the sax y
on the first Monday In February next, and ansp. /
bill Of the plaintiff; and that copy Of TINS an
forthwith inserted IN some newspaper pubi:sh,; h
city of Richmond. for two months successive Il
posted at the front door al the State Court. nous
said city. A Copy-Trste,
Nov i4-cwam P ROBERTS, C,.
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IN VIRGINIA AT Rules held ~
Clerk = Office Of the Superior Court u thanorN
the Richmond Circuit, the 7ih day Of oclober ~
Charles Yale, Plain'it
against
Burgess Long and Eleanor his wife. ani olts'