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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-06
THE .cCoMAC DIFFICULTY.

We hay been permitted 10 make the follow
ing interesting extract of a letter from a gen.
t,eman in Accomack, in relation to The hgh'
between the citizens Of tina, county ano somc
pcrsons who were engaged in stealing oysters
"There were s5 Accomackians' and ~ 10 Gu
o,s,ermcn. and | understand thata regular sea-
6:h, took pace in Pocomohe Bay. Two ,h nag'
Of truce, or white flags, passed oetween 'ne"'
before the batteries were opened. These were
no, opened, until the oys'ermsn pere%p I G,s &c,
tad Tho old French piece, mounted on her new
, carriage age and two other cannon on board their
vessels, and they had a man who Tough, a.
Buena Vista, to work the French piece. 1t is
s.id Thai in no naval engagement was ordnance
ever better worked, or the shot more deao anu
certain. The Accomackians used cut iron naiis,
s,ues' &c., in their cannon; and it is said that
s she rigging was in good condition very soon TO
ho converted into oakum. The oystermen'
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VOLUME XLV.-NUMBER So.

b. the Legislature. Ii TIE Board had q, Ibt.
G! in Ire first instance hi PR rct >ecuri'y,
the resort 10 4 snit III CaGncs'H instead Of an m
Junction, wcuid have ai!ayct tneir tears. II The
stockholders were disposed 10 transirr ILcir cham
ces Tor prcti IRON working The road rom The
Junction 10 Richmond, as well "a he RISK OF
loss spoken Il BY The Louisa siockoltrr,"
! touht not that there are plenty of persons who
would regard the;r fortunes "a made ny inc bar
gam. Uann these lcfms, | have 10 question
thai he Board dfc ,eaiy and win 2 10 "frspoLd
70 tic damage" il required.
Ire efea' prof. anticipated rom the lower
section u inc road, was another reason why The
Bnarl acted moi in mot ha>Ie" as this writer
saws, bnt TiIh pfomptncsS in a~cc,nlin2 the rery
taro'0tle ~c0atraSis I0r completing the read By The
Isl II Fsbsuaru. 1850 They lave satisfied
then, elves, thst HE Richmond, fredericksburg
and Potomac Company vii, during he next IL
mo ms, he receiving from = 10 1900 dollars nett
profit lrn,r the Louise Company, monthly.
In relation 10 .he 0 hrt teasoHabe discharged
Gu he Board, VIZ: applying 10 The General As
semtly for The usua! STATE >ubscfipiion-ihey are
certainly no, guilty. TIE application comes
from a Joint meeting Of the cinZ rs of Caroline,
King William AMI Hanover, through a commit
Ire II which Mr.. George Tayor is chairman.
| a,n, however, ponEd in csntGur Il say, thai !
have heard one s'ocEbeifer express seine doubts
whether The apfliraiion ought 10 have been
maize; and i, is Just and fish, that the reason
should also b. known. Tbs Individual, a very
intelligent business man. thinks it were better for
The company not 10 admi, The State a a s!ockhol-
Ger in the ccps;mciion Of Ills pat II he work, but
70 borrow all tne money needed, with the view q
diminishing Tho amount 81 stock IS much As pos
slbe, tha! he future dividends OF The present com
pany may b. thus increased.
r F0NTAlNE. Pre'st.
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WING "pARTY SCHEME

The Senate Of Virginia have, by a decided
vote. rsjectcd The Shinplasier Small NoIes Bill;
vel Mr.. Sranart wasted The whole day On Salur-
day in an AIT. nlpt 10 have a PRoTEsT inserted on
the Journal. The mater is not yet decided, and
more lime is still 10 be thrown away, 10 statily
The whims OF a defeated minority. The people
will know how 10 appreciate such a course. Ills
said that Mr.. S. is alarmed al the movements
made in favor OF another Wing for his slippers,
and hence his wish to ingratiate himself with
The "Gibfal,er." The Democrats IN me senate
wiil see that he takes nothing by his motion
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The bill was then pa.sed-Aycs 76, noe, 81.

The bill was then pa.sed-Ayes 10, noes 81.
Arrs-messrs. Hart, Smith; Layne oi hn Mggnhs,
Powell, Cheatham, sheffey, McCue. Byra, m'icmeH,
Burwell, Faulkner, Hudson, Byrne OF Bra1'"n, ~
and GlImer, Kyle, Moore. Wills Irvine ol 1ahIae,'
Barbour, Irving Of f a"ws,d of F Seya,' s anI"nan, 0 Chr.
S Ssass,' B aiS'G Gus.an,, Carroll, Pliss, DlrIas",., has-
sell- Laneasier. Worthington, Laidley, Lane oil Lee
FERGUSON. White, Beard, hrnett, CIendenln, aanzey'
Refine of Monroe, Barnett, Perrow, Robinson, Cowper'
Basvs, PITTS, PanneIl. Hlner, Syme, Townes' Sfasty,
CacsIsy. Fairfax, Golf, strother, Mayo, Cook, Paxton
Dorman. Marlz, Harper, Aston, Fugate, fittman, 81
Gnoason. Collins and Boyd-76.
Nops@Messrs Hopkins, tspeuker,) Finney, Nock,
Boisseau, Boak, De Camps, Harrison OF Brunswick,
wacIin of Brunswick, Moncure of Caroline. Lacy,
cardweT, Jones, Clarke, Edwards, Wood, sydns,'
Ciopton, Maclin of Greenosvilie, Major, slovall' al,
len, Hirtt, Boykin, Howard of James CITY, YORK ana
Williamsburg, Thomson Of Jefferson, Wallace, aousrf,
Tomlin, Webb, Harrison of Loudoun. Harris, Edmond
son, Newman, Mcdonald, Shepard, Coleman, Whitlis'
Guslin, KIiby, Butt, VERIFY, Boswell, Turner, nerosil'
Wootlon, Rives, Harrison OF Prince william nrImn'
Moncure Of Stafford, Hargrave, Nicholson, buraeu,
Massey and Harvey-1.
Mr. FERGUSON moved TO take MP The amend
ed bill from The Senate providing Tor a new Ju-
dicial Circuit, which was then passed.
On motion, the House adjourned.
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Terms of the Enquirer.

5rThe Enqutroris published uAiLf Hor the Ivy
~ sEMI.WEEKLY flor the country.) For 'ae DAILY
pao., seven dollars per annum, and al the rate oil eighI
so,y.,s ir taken for a shorter period than one year: Tor
,hs w Ave dollars per annuR, ana n,e
=, ,o,,.rsf 70, six months, payable In advance;!o oePa'a ~
W. oSes. or re emitted by mail, post paid; orsih 'i"'
: snnum al the end ofthe year
P' OF ADVERTISING. -
~ THE DAILY E~NQUIRER-For one SQUARE
s,,.s.n lines. or less, first insertion, MY u 4, ~
: > ~ succeeding insertion twentty-nse se eaa ,im.s !
ssrcd once a week, twice week,
10y thirty. seven and q hall cents. ..,
In THE SEMI-WEEKLY-one square con,;nni
IA i... 6rst insertion, rs cents; oreache"h'ihu-
ance, so cents. 6ftv dollars for thir-
Anhua' ca in that proportion for advertisements
y nne.eI lenvth-e1c-pt Lottery senaers anu auc-
olas VINO are charged one hundred uoiiais lPaPcf
,rrarts from n distance must ne acconlpanleu VII
m. , iyance nay, or satisfactory feteiehces'' tAsuio
~ An dues to this office may be reunited per man,
49, a,i and available Bank notes, al the FISK OIL Inc
~ ~" H. postage Of alle,,ers be'ag paid 6y tho pr'-
,.rs-irhr postage Of a single letter 10 scaIso'y :, any
.ecoun, Ia IL. writer: 1t is the accumulation VI post
=. N a, extrnaive business, winch oP~iasSe No q
serious tar upoa the EdItoIsi ,h. .,,n,,v
- All Obitsaries and Marriages from lhe e'un.y,
whenever the party's handwriting Is unRhoWn . -.
n6rs mu,t he authenticated by the endorsauoh oi u
p,umasteri in tho neighborhood, or they VIII III noease
ha nnhllshed. Every measure, that has been taaon
,,.reut impositious and quizzes, has proved heie'olol'
p,o,v,ilinp. We must, therefore, insist s suCh U ease,
n,on the communicationbeing %certlned by the
- Postmaster pritten on the back Of theteuer.
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however, say that they would mol have snrrsn
dered, but that they though: t'iat the 'esse that
had The French piece, with lie larse I'd car
rage on board of her, was a cutter, with q
piece of ordnance from Od Point.
'One FISHERMAN was lnjared-he received a
buckshot in his cheek.n
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I 2 NION II
RrcEMosD. Feb. 21ih ls49.

TIE NEW CABINcr-GEN. CASo, &C.
The Catioe! given below is SCI ioIth ny foar
corresruuccn,s .. the Baltimore Sun. We may,
therefore, regard j, as probably correct. we
canno, but repeat our surprise lin which many
Who's also agreed thar MIR. Preston should have
besn taken IRON Virginia, wnen 2 SELECTION
mich, have hccn made nt 50 many ADLER men,
~. James Lyons, J. In Janney, Rotert Z.
Scci, G. ". Summers, &c. Mr.. Preston IS
"uo panv,r viii a venseaGcel Ills hentncxy
ANA North Carolina tia!sc lieh'ninc" Struck
dumb ahe immoral, and his elevation must oe
peculiarly acceptable to lie Clay men ana ou
aupker Wings OF the Stale! The following let
Ter in the Baltimore Sun viii be iound interest.
inc. Butler King, Of Georgia, Inc favof1e Of
The universal Wing press, is awiuliy "c'shed:
This morning | was witness 10 a s'psu'a!
srec,acle. General Cass, who looks as II hr MAD
ms, come from a wedding parry, W COMPANY
with Mr. Fitzgerald, Senator IRON Nlehis"h, ca
led TO nay his respects 70 General iayhr on
en.erins tie room, lhr General was seated ous
oerceiying General Cas-, NJ rose and "eh'
meet him. Good morning uen1,'', nmm ~ ~
non do7" sass General Taylor livery wen 10.
deed General Taylor; This IS The seconn 'iHe
follow your roure, but you col i"ice sneaoo
me-" oTne race" repeated old Zacs, win gfea'
nrhsni,v. al is no, always 10 The >%i1, nor 'he
h,ile ~ the strong" The audience smiled
GLOW do Won fad yourself aief ne lone ~
ne,7, nToIqrably we'll" replied Tayio IN ~
diana lkey smoked ia few q ny ilp'i "u - -
,",b;ne-a mere circumstance" y shall Dc
hapry 10 see youn "Do call when ever y c"h-
yenien," Ext Gen. Csss. On coming 1ul' an
| IA friend If General CasS. shaking nm " 'ne
mana observed 10 him, II nave siu'npea IN
seven states Tor yon, ant all Yoled rIsh', ous y
uarld uot do.p ii wish you had siumPed In
o.c ar Iwo more" said Grae,al Cas-; sooc ra'
.u,rdy y, ard he parties separated. ~
P. s.-You may PIT down the whole Cabinet
as follows: ,.,
CLAYTON, of Della ware, Secretary oil s'a'e.
VIM. Meredith, Of Pennsylvania secfe'a''
Treasury. War.
Lawrence, of Massachusetts secretary
the Navy. ,os,er Gene.
raj. .cs,eral.
This is a good but n, a strong Caoine'. ~.
Ewing j. a Harrison legacy, a"o q ooiu g.
,n.r. heard The clerks in inc ge"eia' p'Sy
Gc. cry. Oa pro noGts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-06

Is cHANCERY-vIsoisIA:-In King William Cir
L cut Superior Court, 22d day oil November, le4S:
Zachary Lewis, Piaintii:
against
William Backhouss's administrator, and others,
The amrndrd hill in this cause having been filed, and
The sueppna executed on the defendant, John William
B~arkhodse, more than two months. and the said de-
iendan, not having entered his appearance ana answer.
ed the said bill, on motion oil the plainun, the saiu Oil
IL taken for confessed Us TO the said John William
Bae, house; and II appearing that the piain.n mas pro-
eeedsd against the absent defendants, Barz.Ia 0iavss'
Vim l. Graves. Solomon Graves, Iverson graves, SID
ney Graves, and ID u Graham and FRANCES MS wue,
who was Frances Graves, iverson BROOKS anu 'onn
Br oss. in The manner prescribed by law; ana tney, anu
sach of them, still failing to appear ana answer .uo
plaintiffs amended bill, on his motion, the same ls Ia
ken for confessed as to all and each OF SAID absent ae-
PENDANTS. The cause coming on this aay, again y
hard on the bill SO taken for contesseu, the papers sUS
rerly read, and the decree entered al may iorm, aS1o'
y ,e Court Goth adjudge, order and decree, that iuo'
mas Dabney, one Of the Commissioners oil tnis SouI''
r,ake enquiry, and report 10 this Court, what, u any,
and how much estate, the defendant, John Wllliam
~Backbouse, received as heir, legatee and devisee oil MS
father, William A Backhouse, and whether the defend
ants. BarE,ila Graves, lverson Graves, william Il
Graves, Sidney Graves, Solomon Graves and Frances
Graves, wife al DR. - Graham, ever received any es-
tate, and, If SO, report how much, from frances Graves,
their mother, who was Frances Lewis;-and also en-
quirs and report what, if any, aud how much estate,
has been received by Iverson Brooks. John Brooks and
George Brooks, from Ann Brooks, their mother, who
wss Ann Lewis. And it appearing that the decree OF
May Term lsis against William hassie, iate shern
Of Nelson county. and committee administ,asor OF
James Dickie, was for Sll7 Goa cents. with interest," ON
" OF cent. part thereof, from the 3lst oil peesnoe.'
IVA, I'LL paid, instead Of for 1922 643-s cents, WIN 10.
] srsst on 1898 II 3s cents, part thereof, from inc 3isl
o. December. 1924, till paid, leave is granted 70 the
palnt'tf 10 amend his decree;--and The Court dotn &C
@tdinaly adjudge, order and decree, that the plainiiH
recover OF William Massie, late Sheriff Of Nelson coun-
y, and committee administrator, as aforesaid, of James
pekie, az aforesaid, the sum Of S32a 81 38 cents, with
interest on 1898 II 3-S cents. part thereof, from the 3lst
VI oeecmbsr, 1924, till paid, TO he levied of The goods
aud ehatiels OF said Diekie, in his hands to be admins
'efrd; and that the Commissioner make report TO Court
" ms proceedings under this decree, together with
aay matter deemed pertinent, or required by the par
'esto be siated;-and cause continued.
Copy-Tes,e, ] POLLARD, d c..
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WIG pEcENCY.

Tb. following Strap appears IN yes'ef'aya
Whig:
sBeryswlcx-R. X. Neadr, (L'co) p'esen'
-. Wh:ss have ~, Vt noin'nated-
but sorely icy can pea, tts ALLY Of "'' "4'
Qings' y.;os
comner, is useless. We lcos 10 the "n'ss
vii a me D-nucra.s 81 the District 10 w'P'
gu, his OBJ, qny OF he Wing press oS re,ufa'ns
,cumpnan.ly to Congress Mr.. Meade' VINO nA'
Painfully and i.arlessly stood ty M South
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We are requested 10 state mat MIR. Claiborne
was detained from tire House On Saturday sy
intisrosition. If present, he would have vo'ed
against he Alexandria and Orange Railroad
Bill, and for the James River Titewaer Con-
ue1ion Bill.
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For tie Enquirer.

TO II PEOPLE OF HANOVER COUNTY.
The inclemancy of the weather having pre-
vented the meeting called By the people OF
Hanover Of both political parties % consider the
action of Congress, and some Of the Northern
States, on the subject Of slavery, the citizens Of
the county are requested 10 convene at their
next court, to carry into effect the purpose Of
the former call.
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KING WILLIAM COURTHOUSE,

U6c. IIln, 1910.
Tho parties interested and named in the foregoing
sstree will take notice, that shall proceed, al my Of
neat this place, 10 carry into effect the foregoing do.
ues.i order, on the hfh day Of March, ls4e, It being
ne hrs' Monday IN the month, at which time and place
W. may attend II you think proper. IL, from any
anse, It should not he done on thai day, il will be con
'nned from day TO day, until finished.
preis-ewtd THOS DABNEY, Commissioner.
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TO THE PEopLe Of Henry co1STY.

TO THE PEOPLE OF ENR COUNTY
Feilos-ci;izens tiaSlns received various let
tiers from my constituents, soliciting me again
10 become . candidate to represent you ~ the
next Legislature oi Virginia, | adopt thl' as the
most convenient an satisfactory mode 0l eX-
pressing my sentiments upon that subject. !
feel deeply sensible Of The honor that ,ou have
heretofore 80 generously conferred upon me-; and
while do not profess 10 have represented You
ably, Sc, ! feel Conscious that haze done %
faithfully, and according 10 the best OF m, hum
Bile Judgment, for tie protection Of your rights
and the advancement o ,our best interest, !
have enteavor,d 20 represent y,u 10 the attn
fl. 5 hit Of a responsible public servant. having
a strict regard Ia those cher shed principles that
have ever avowrd aud maintaired, as best
calculated 10 promote tie prosperity and naPpi-
ness Of The country. Allow me 10 say ifat am
we'll aware that there are many oil tie De-
mocratic party Of Henry count. whose talents
and quallical ons ior Ieglsiating VIII enohic
them I render you much more eliici ~ service
Than | can do; aud !, therefore, WIN dep ana
heartfelt cmDl!c:.s Of srat ludc ior YOUR past
Kindness, aBI lie honor ,pa nave 50 generous
1, bestowed upon ne, ask Tor 81 Il norhoit IL
charge from ,o'r scI'ice. III tseihs nS 'e"sc
III you, a. i.ppi 10 ave u N my COVER Y"
LAY, .hai oar STA e 90 cinheit ; IN . Tree,
ali!y aud prosper L, condi' 20 Bu;. alas!
| wneD we tIrn our eyes u the Fcierai Govern
ment, the heart Of tie patriot aud nhil"hihfo-
ulst IS made 10 bleed IN ben,ilife that CARR ana
pnrlentuus cloud II ianat cl>m III Tie Narh y,
winch is threatening 1t. destruction. TIE bo-
| ill,unsts and lt.rlf allies, Lniortlna'e!t Tor NC
ccunuy. are about I laar The a-ceh6ahct IN
the h-il- "f Congress; an %no1hins, " >e'ns,
ch,rf ,f thr tD;al destruction ut The in-tiiu'inn
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v,pc1NfA ANDTENNESSEE
This impor an, bill, ~e are s'a''he'
.-s.d ,bs pous. Of Delegates yesterday 20
e. j. III. same form in which il was ofie'hai-
a,sa-.n amendments, Iydcrs, &c, being
voted down. II, has yet TO Iuh'H sS'
Senate.
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~ Gus. DE SELDING,
NEY IN FACT FOR
M0YIAN ~nHNEASED

a0YLAN DECEASED
MI being a resident of this Commonwealth, and
= having no authorised agent therein known 10 us,
sssu WIN please take notice, that, on The twenty eighth
s ny . March, ls49. between the hours Of 10, A.. M,
civ N = :, e. a, the office Of the First Auditor. In the
s.sd " u n.snmend and state Of Virginia, We will pro-
u".,s, 10 be read as evidence al the trial of certain
ana cS pending in the Circuit Superior Court of Law
VII i |aaneery for the counties Of Jackson, Gilmer and
lfi' nj, winch you are plaintiff and we are defendants.
!. = Necessary, the taking Of these deposilions will
completed. :" ~ M NY ,nsiInave been
Aehnend, March J, ls4o.-In
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RICHMOND, w. TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 6 l849

of the last century, England has, under the 10
6ucnce, direct and indirect, of the United States
policy, modified her navigation laws, her COLO
nial laws, her commercial laws, and has now
abandoned her corn laws, and established a re.
ciprocal postal intercourse; is about to abandon
her navigation act, and must soon relinqaish her
colonies. The steady progress Of the CONNER.
cial principles so successfully carried out by the
outgoing administration, has immensely enlarg-
ed the markets of our sale As an indication oil
this TACT, the quantity of American produce SOLO
and carried abroad in American vessels has
heen nrooressiyely ne follows:
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IN CHANCERY-vIReIrIA:-At Rules held In the
l Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and chancrry for Louisa county, on the 5th day Of Fee.
buary, ls49;
deceased, riain''"'
against
Henry r Watson, Joseph s. Watson, George NJ.
va,snn and o,hrr Defendants.
The defendants above named not having entered their
sppearancs and given security, according 10 law and
M rules of this Court, and IL appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they are not Inhabitants of this State
On motion Of the plaintiff, by her attorney, II Is Order
ed thai the said DEFENDANTS, Henry P. Watson, Joseph
8. WATSON, and George NJ. Watson, do appear before
the Judge Of said Court. at the Court house, on the first
dsy of The next term, and answer the bill Of the plain
tif; and that a copy of this order be forthwith inserted 10
.ou,e newspaper published In the city Of Richmond for
Two months successfully, and posted at the front door
Of The Courthouse Of this county, on some Court day.
A ~Copy-Teste,
Fab lo-cw2m JOHN HUNTER, C. e.
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TN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at Rules held in Inc
J. Cl.rk's Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
snd Chancery Tor the county Of Gloucester, on Monday,
the 5th day OF February, lSi9:
Thomas C Edwards, Plaintiff:
against
Henry r. Vanbibber, in his own right, and as adml-
%nistrator, with the will annexed, Of Sarah E. Vanbib-
bar DECEASED. and others. defendants.
The defendant, Henry P. Vanbihber, not having en-
tered his appearance and given security, according 10
The act Of Assembly and the rules of this Court, and it
appearing by satisfactory evidence that he is not an in
hab.taut Of This Commonwealth, on motion of the plain
ur, b. his attorney, II is Ordered, ina the saio DE.
lendant do appear before the Judge of our said Circuit
Superior Court of Law and Chance.y, on The first day
O., the next term, and answer the plaintiffs bill; and
that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted IN some
newspaper published IN the city of %ichmond for two
months successfully, and posted at The front door of
the Court house If this county.
A Copy. Teste,
Feb ao-cwem JOHN X CARY, c C.
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~ cHaNCERY-VIscisIA: AT Rules held in the
lcl,rk,s Office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and chancery of Northampton county, on Monday, the
lst day Of January, ls49: 9.
Thomas l.. Kendall, Fia'h'h'
John Floyd Jones, Joseph K Weisiger and catharine
~ Defendants.
The defendant, John Floyd Jones, not having enter
a his appearance and given security, according 10 tne
,, Of Assembly and the rules of this Court, and y ap-
earring by satisfactory evidence that ne 70 NOT an nna
nd defendant, John Floyd Jones, do appear here, at
he rules 10 be holden for the said Court, on the nIss
M; and that a copy OF this order be forthwith inserted
d some newspaper published In the city Of Richmond
ir Two mouths successfully, and that another copy DO
posted at the front door OF The Courthouse OF TINS coun-
". a Copy-!es s5 o.r,e n n
ian l2-cw2m LOUlS I RULERS, Y.
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IN CHANCERY- VIRGINIA I'm Nottoway. County
l Court, February LIST, lSa9: ,.
John E., Indiana, Thomas A Robert a., apnei,
y.rv 81 Henry A. and SidBor J. Robertson, ihian.
'hlIdren of Pasch J. Robertson, deceased, VINO sue Y
saluda A. E.. Robertson, their mother aud next ireno'
and the said Saluda A. E. in her own right, Maiia wv
son, John Roberts aud Dolly his wife, fiain'ns.
William &. Jennings, administrator, win inc WIN
annexed of Ann Robertson, deceased, anen anu 'oun
Robertson. and Peter b. Robertson, ,Sis aav s,.d
The compiainapts, by their attorney, lps 70 no.
.5si. bill against the defendants, ana tne oleuuan.
frler u. Robertson, not having entered ms spp.a,"hIIv
snd given security, according 70 .ne aa " hv sa,,s.
and the rules Of this Court, aud 1t appearing ny sa,is.
factory evidence that he IS not an inhaoitaht =, WIS
country; il Is ordered, that the SAID oeisaoan' 10 up
pear here on the first day Of Inc mex. aplm ,g ssm an NJ
,hat a copy of this order be forthwith inserted IN some
nrwspapsr published in the city OF Richmond Tor Two
months successfully, and posted al the front door oil the
Court House Of this county.
y, s-.wam ~ FITZGERALD.
IN CHANCERY-viRcisIA:-At Rules held IN the
L cl.rk,s Office of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
sad Chancery for Amelia county, IN Inc moh'h %
Runy, ls49: .;s.
John w. Dennis, fian'h'
Frances A Dennis, EvanJ Buckwalter and Elizabeth
p his wife. William w Moring and Marina MS WIe,
Edward Il Dennis and Richard Al Dennis, Deiennahts'
The plaintiff having filed his bill. and the defend.
ants. Edward II Dennis and Richard NJ Dennis, NOT
h.v,np entered their Appearance and given security, &C
sn,d,ng TO the ACT of Assembly and the rules OF TINS
nm ana il appearing by evidence adduceu oeiote
me Clerk, in his office, that they are not innapilan.s
,hls STATE, il is entered al rules, ana accofuingiy oIutr
~ that ,hey appear here, NJ rules 10 DC neIu IN ny
Clsrk,s Office Of said Court, on the hrst nonday IN
snriI next. and answer the bill Of the p!aintln; anu
that a copy OF this order be published IN some wees Q
Two months SUCCESSFULLY, and posted AZ inc lfon uooi
NJ The Court. house Of this county.
A Copy-Teato,
80 .uu0,n r O. I.E!CH Clerk