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Mr.. AJa,ta lard.s .qd4,., to Gen. Scott.

GENrRlL:-To me has been assigned the
gla etul office 10 announce TO you thalyour scrvi-
ces and character have inspired This community
with sentiments Of strong, ardent, enduring I'd
miralion. Bot why tell you this, when the adiiira
ton and esteem OF our people are proclaimed IN
a manner more Impressive than wU:ds by The pro-
ceednaslwhch you witness, and The anxiety every
where visible 10 render 10 yon profound and I'M
Affected homage. lii could be asked, why You
are the object OF such imposing manifestations
OF respect, it would belray not only ignorance
he mos, gross but Jealousy the most fierce and
unrelenliIg. Your name, sir, is engraved IN The
affections of your country man, and faithful and
imperishabe history has taken charge Of
your lame. The perils OF conquest you
have laced un.er all their multiplied forms
= The laboTs OF peace have been before you,
when the tranquility Of your country, tha, you
love so we'll was endangered measures OF Stale
have called forth your palrloiic eIerlions-and
in all the utials oil your diversified service, you
have advanced your own and youf counlry's re-
pulation. 10 early lite, when your friends, from
iheii knowledge I'll yeur elevated character, pre-
diced your bright Career, your brilliant performs
ances LETT nothing 10 be hoped, but that Provl>
dence might spare you 10 crown The beautiful
column with a capital 10 harmony with The
grace and majesy OF The pedestal. You have
been constant 10 yourself quahs ab inespt0
ab.Que I'D fnem.
cannot venture To speak of the rapid over
throw and suhugaliou Of Mexico. Language,
which historical criticism would approve, WHEN
addressed to YOU, might sound like aiulalion.-
Above The glare OF conquest was ever conspIcu-
Gus noble humanity peculiarly your own
Your unimpeachable example and benign it'd
ence had their full eieci, as was exhibited by
The lofty bearing OF The noble corps by which you
were surrounded; men worthy Of the esteem
with which their couLtry delights 10 regard ihem.
Sir, 10 The name oil The ciiy-of this large as.
semby OF our whole people, tender you
cordial, heartfelt welcome.
To this General Scott responded in The mos,
feeling manner He did not know, he said, how
to reply 10 the kind terms in which he had Just
been addressed. The ieebleness Of his voice
would proven, him from making himself heard
BY this large assemblage. Honored as ne was
by the imposing demonstration, and BY the pre-
seuce OF the Governor ofihe Commonwealth and
those dear friends whom he saw around him,
he dis,rusted his ability 10 respond IN fitting
manner. 10 the eloquent and touching welcome
Which had Jus. been extended 10 him. lie could
never forget that it was 10 Virginia that he
owed whatever of distinction ne had acquired
Forty one years ago, he we'll recolecteo, ne had
lei, This city 10 command OF small company
party recruited here, Tor The service OF his country
waen hoslili,ies were threatened with one OF The
| most powerful, itnol The most powerful, NATIONS
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ORANGE ISLAND PLANTATIONS
for Sal. ,Oith 43O Shares Of Citizens


THIS Plantation is situated ten miles west Of Now
i IBERIA and fronting nifty acres on Lake feigneur,
and Is IN the Parish o st. Martins AttakaPas, iouisi
ana contains upward Of 1000 acres Of Land, incud
ins go acres Of woodHud and 10 arabic II Is one OF
The be, stock farms u The State and a. sugar estate
is EQUAL to any In ihii section of the country.
Isprocemests-Dw ding House, with Orchard of all
ha,s; Lawn; Lve-ok and Magnolia Groves; Garden,
Rnehrn, Servants qafters Dairy Corn house; Stables
.srse enough 10 CONAN eighty horses; good Sugar
house, Mill. ApparatR, &C Tor four hundred hhds.
Oveiseef's house, Ngro-houses; Blacksmth's shop,
Baggage sheds, and beds for Corn field OF 6J0
acres Whole land veil dilched and fenced-Pastnres
hhe aud capable Of Supporting 1000 head OF catle win
Ter and summer will "a range OF salt water marsh.
Lake Peigneur ia Fish and sweet, and abounds with
ine fish.
Plantation will he old with or without the Negroes.
being thirty in nusber,l and stock Of every kind:
Nules, Mares Horse, Cows Sheep, Oxen, Stallion in
liee numbers.
Tsxns: $4,000 csh, sis, 900 assume loan from Gil.
len's Bank-the res payable in three years without
is,efest, or five yearf% ith interest.
Eve commend thi beautiful estate to the attention
u those who may bdisDosed TO invest in that garden
80, Of the world, th$Aakapas region of Louisiana
Tn. editor has vis,rd the place himself, and cannot
s,eak too highly OF II advantages. Nothing could be
more attractive IN eery respect. Information In rt
gard the estate wlch can be bought on reasonable
terms may be had olapplcation post paid, TO tile Of
nc. of the Review, oao Mr. John Miller, New loe
IA, Louisiana A lale portion Of the tract IS adnra
by adapted 10 the rid culture.-ED REVIEW:
ANY information en- be had, post paid, from
Cetls-cw6w MYERS L. CO., Norfolk.
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Terms Of the Enquirer.

Y-rrhe Enuuireris published DAILY ttor the.cityl
ii SEMi.W EEki.f Qor the coantYy.) Fer the paly
roer seven dollars annum aud At the rate oie'ght
collars IL taken for shorter period than one year or
the semi Weekly, ive dollars per annun, and Three
aars for six on,hs payable in advancro pad -
a, ohes, RENTED by mall post paid; rsiI Dollar
NJ eAum al the end ofthe year.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
IN THE DAILY ENoUlRER-For one square OF
,irrn lines or less, first insertion, fifty cents ana
s,ry succeeding insertion twenty-five csnts-i IN
,susd once a week, twice week, or three iinie' .
wrek thirty. seven aud a hale cents
in TUE RECOMMENDATIONS square OF sixteen
,s or lie IS frat insertion, CENTS for
auce, so cents. ,,,sc,,hix
Annual advertisers charged fifty dollars Tor tnir
20 iines and in that proportion Tor advertisements
~ Greater lenpth-except Lottery sehaeis anu AUG
ton,sr. who are charged one huhdfea aoiais tPapef
included accommodated MIN
ina sivanes nav. OF satisfactory references, 10 insure
,Ieeuti,n.
~ All dues 10 this Office may be RENTED per mail,
sooJ and available Bank notes, at the risk OF the
postage Of eli letter. 6ssR paid 6y tao orr
The postage Of single letter 10 scarcely OF any
N,n, 4, he writer: 1t is the accumulation of post
~ an extensive business, which operates as u
.cus tai upon tie Editors)
WY. An OL;taariss ana Marriages from the country
pr.ys, the pariy'a handwriting Ia unknowa al this
- n,u,t be authenticated by the endorsaton Of The
: ,sisy in the neishborhood, or they will case
.,niisbed Every measure. that has been taken to
,mnositions and qu szes, has prove heretofore
.,iIinr We must the tSfoTe, insist such case
We, The eommu N atonbeing certified by the name OF
~ pe.,masts or .,crittsn on the back Of thstcter.
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OF tEe earth He I'D d, that lime cherish an az.
piralion that lie might DO something 81 whirh his
fellow citizens ai hithmcEd he m ,sht say If the
Whole Stale, Should nut b. ashamed third n,
a century ago, IN the year 1876 ne had returned
to his native state and been hunored b; pubic
reception, al which, as day, The Governor OF the
Commonwealth had been present: and in The time
which had since elapsed, thus noble Common.
wealth had continued 10 overwhem him with tes-
limonals OF her regard and confidence enouph In
NIL the heart OF aay man. Ii had been his proud
fortune, by legislative vote, 10 give a uame 10
county OF ms o'a'e situated in a cluster OF
countiss with brighter and greater names Than
his-ihc names vi Washington and a L.r.
beautiful Sword had been voted him nv The p.
sislature-a Sword which had been 10 him
source Of Just p;ide; and now Gold Medal was
IN preparation Tor MIN, Which sjs ExcelIencv had
informed him wou soon be presented; ana wee
lnese not distinguished marks Of approbaliob1-
Those only who know The soldier can Tell how
dear olhe soldiers bosom are The Sword and Gold
Medal. Hold out beiore him such rewards as
these, and there is no danger that he will NOT
encounter-no reril that he will no! rush
through 10 deserve I1em. Tha; Sw.rd ard
Medal he should transmit 10 his Children as fiat,
tefins evidences oi The services, which, un,.er
Gods Providence, ne had been able to render he
country. rof, W looking back, alter The lapse IT
thirty odd years, 10 The hrsl step in his military
career, and recalling The feelings which then i'm,
PEELED him, IL would be The grossesl afeca,ion in
him 10 say, that he did not think mat he had
achieved al least something in ul6lment OF his
early aspiration.
There vas only one painful impression pru-
duced by his present visit 10 Ibis Stale. In look
ing around him, he missed The faces OF MANY Of
those great men Whom he had bcen nroud 10 n,
nor in The frs! STEPS ol bis Career and whom il
panied his heart 10 say had now gone away
from among lis, he trusted 10 receive he hioh
appreciation OF Heaven, as they had received thai
o, their iellUw>ci iz.ns while here.
General Scott again returned his thanks, in a
most feeling and heartfelt manner, Tor The nat,
Ierins and kind welcome which had been given
him, and trusted thai The blessings OF Providence
might fall on all present.
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Co.narrnershiD.

THE unde signed have formed u eonnexion under
/ the style and firm of NANCE 4 GnOCt, Tor
he purpose OF conducting a COMMISSION ANU
BUSINESS. Thoy will give parii.
,a,r attic nton to The sale of Tobacco Flour, Wheat
and Corn. -,
patch. .,,
~ rho. ]. NANCE,
ID. P. GOOCH.
l4o lbs Mountain Butter just received, and for sale
On accommodating terms. n. l. u.
-rll
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THINGS in CALIFORNIA.

We give TO day interesting details from
q region, which now attracts all eyes. The
erich" veins, it would seem, are just opening
We confess our great surprise a; the unan nous
adoption OF the anli-savery prohibition BY the
Convention. From such Southern men as c I
Bots, DR. Gwn and olheIs. We had looked for
some resistance 10 The scheme-but il The people
OF California, under The lead OF Gen Riley and
I Butler King, the agents OF Southern Pre-
sideni," insis, with one voice upon eIcluditg
slavery, lbe South, we suppose, will have 10 bow
her head and be lrcked out Of her rights we
are pleased 10 see the Convention eyince their
good sense in carving out only Stale o! reason,
able Dimensions; leaving he larger portion OF the
territory Tor future action. BY his means, they
may better succeed in inducing Congress 10 adj
mi. thcm into the Union. The Regency have
played beautifully into the hands OF the Fiee-Soil
ayl
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SINTON'S NURSERY,
NEAR RICHMOND. va.

Il NEAK HIC NUM-, IA. =
A. the season for planting has arrived the
\ would respectfully call the attention Of his friends
and Inc pubic generally TO hs large and extensive col
lection or FRUIT TREES, embracing, perhaps, a Sc,
lection that has not been surpassed Tor the climate Of
lrsss in his own orchard He would here take occa-
son 10 saw ,hai. >hs aErie.'.-~~i rs'r IN the ra
Of i.i6 in Richmond, the Committee on Orchards un-
hs,laln.ly awarding him the premium on both Apple
and Peach and also for The best exhibition OF
fruits thr day OF III. FAIR.
Catalogues, with directions for planting, may Ie had
a,WlIam Palmer's Seed and Plough Store al Poyton
Johnon's Apotheca,y Store, and al the Office Of the
Southern Planter where any orders lett viii DO pune
iuy attended TO- and letters post paid. addressed To
Toe subscriber near chmond, Will receive prompt at
ten,ion. JOoEFn SlSioN.
c,,,E,
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4 "a AZ Nd.

ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
NEAR LORETTO, ESSEN COUNTY, VA.
7,His SCHOOL u in the house and under the su
i nrrin,pndence Of tie subscriber. The teacher -
Mr. Edward A Adams. who, besides his diplomas rom
the University 81 vreinla, has high TESTIMONIALS
given him by the Professors Of that Institution 'fo'
v hieh the foIIowin: ~ an extract: ,,t
Roth from his natural abilities, and from ms eniti
yation Of mind and requirements, thr uhoeis's"e.
con slider him I'll qualified 10 eise in-f e'oh " ys
gentlcm preparing for College or the university anu
recommend him accordingly" ,,,aS
Professor of Ancient Languages.
EDWARD Il COURTENAY,
Professor OF Mathematics.
WI McGUFFEY,
Professor Moral Philosophy.
NJ SCilELR De WERE,
Professor of Modern Languages.
r. Z. ROGERS,
Professor Chem and Mat. Sled.
For terms, &c, apply to Rev JOHN MCGUIRE,
Oct l6-cs6w Lofetto. Ess~I County. Virginia.
VIRGINIA WASHINGTON MONUMENT.
NY virtue Of an act of Assembly. passed on the "a
ID Of February l5ig, providing for The erection o'
Monumrnt 10 GEORGE WASHINGTON, tht Com-
n,,ssion.r4 appointed by th- Governor Of Vmginia
hereby oder premium Of i've hundred dollars Tor
nlan Tor the Monument, To br approved by them &c
companied with necessary estimates iof us erection,
The Monument will he located on the Iap''"i
SQUARE /. he City Of Richmond, he con trictrd ~
Virginia granite marble, or combination oi DOM.
and COS. on, hundred thousand dollars 70
Plans and estimates required by the hrst dly %
cemb-r next, enclosed In The Gosrrn.r 81 sns'"
WILLIAM RlTEiilE, .
GEORGE IS MrSFo2D,
WILLIAM uAXWELL,
LANES NJ WICklAd,
THOMAS i GILES,
NATAL II MARTIN,
JOHN 81 Bolts,
49, .rh. Washington Onion and National iDielli-
n-er please copy, and send their accounts 10 The
Executive OF Virginia,
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RICHMOND Va. Nov IL. ls49
your friends, &C

ENIOIIH 5NDI 0I wv - tNfJ.
Gentlemen: have just had The honor 10 re.
ceive your most kind and fa'lerng noe, invi-
Ting me 10 meet many If my fellow citizens Of
this capital, to- moHow, 10 exchange salnialiuns.
With that invitation D. begging 10 decline The
hoLor OF public dinner-l shall be happy 10
comply al any nUur before three o'clock p. Nj.
lha, may best suit the convenience OF those who
are represented by the committee.
With The highest consideration and respect ]
have the honor TO remain, gentlemen, your friend
and fellow citizen, WINFIELD SCOTT
T, James Lyons S BAKER B Pey'on, w
Bouldin, w Watson, G Blai., Har-
vic, J Tnomp,on A Moseiey, D p Bald
win, w F Richie, T NJ DeWiu, w Lambert,
and w c Caring on E'quires-Commiliec
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OBIIUAR j.


SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
AT PRINCE EDWARD COURT HOUSE.
,y,HE Winter session wi! commence on the Isl day
j of November, and end on the Attn wednesday OF
Ao,Ii Tnr course Of studies embraces all the sub
i-s,s usually taught the best semnares oi the KIND
IT, pes ,nn,,,a,ns a,l recommendation sf0
Tuition, including Ancient and Modern Languages y,
Music,
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FAITHS.

Died, on Wednesday evening, CHARLES CLANCY 4.
Youngest child Of Robert Tate and Elizabeth Wicker.
aged IL months. The funeral Will take place this ai.t
noon. thr residence OF Us iahrr NJ "'ciock-
The fr ends aud acquaintance Of The family arr inv
ted To attend.
Died at the residence al her hysblnd IN the county
Of Iomi.d. TUESDAY. the Both nit, Mrs SUSAN
WALuROp, wife al FfanCs Nadrop, IN The 'jh year
al her age after ion: and tedious illness oi some sH
months, during %hlcb time she was never h-aih. ny
the writer of this humble tribute 10 her mrmory, Ia
complain but resigned 10 the will ot that God IN whom
she trusted bore with christian patience and t"rtiiudr
The Christening hand of = loving Father aud would
seem 10 say her aged and atrctiOna,e husband, Ia
hrr children ana servants weep no, for hut pre-
pare To meet in Heaven Those only can appreciate
her worth VINO knew her best. II.
" Religious Herald requested 10 copy.
OBITUARY..
After Is years of proracted suffering which he bore
wi.h manly forliiH6r That could not be surpassed.
Sir NATHANIEL. BURWELl., 81, died at his req.
drnce Saratoga, Clarke county, on the IL day -
November 1879 IN ihr 7lst year Of his age 10 those
who had seen him few days ago actively engaged
In the pursi If his daily duties, his death may have
been considered snddrn but 10 one who has watched
him with melancholy interest for years past, writing
undrr silent and suppressed agony the event had long
been expected; exhausted nature could hold out no
longer and death released him from life OF suffering
tba, none but himself could know. liz met the KIN
OF 1rrrors wth that in nclbe hrmness that had
peruIiar,y characterized his life Nor II the firm
ness uf slucism but the result Of Sed belief In TIE
christian religion. When asked whether h. was r.
concled 10 death he replied "yes, perfectly DEAN has
given uneasineas for many years" ana ~ IN
other time shortly before his departure, br said,
shall die a. have lived firm believer IN the 'hfls-
tan religion" With regard To ms Inofh ch'fi.t'
the commnnity in which hr lived need no INSTRUCTION.
MAY his eternity be a. bisstul as his ext rom 'h'e
was peaceful. - tie prayer "i "he WHo 49, o. 49,
honor-d him life ami can never cease 10 revere ma
men
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,inWAY EEMAIE ACADEMY.

MIDWAY FEMALE ACADEMY.
E last annual session of this Institution closed It's
durs ON The 3S,h ullmo, number Al pupils. II wiz
be re eprned tho Isl day OF October, aud continue
y ,hout interruption until the LAT August, $780,
Il, lat. Principal will continue 10 preside over the
au;,cn In connection with all of the other teachers
whose services have also been retained Charges the
.ae y for the last session Some valuable ana enten.
~. improvements are in progress. For particular in
L,u,usn address DR. J Minor, Tappahannock; or
Ms Virginia Minor, or Miss Lydia Mary Fay, Mil
len, Past Office Virginia Respectfully.
JEFFERSON MINOR, NJ d.
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LANDIN K!E WILLIAM COUNTY

Is pursuance Of TIL decree OF the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and chancery for James City County,
and the City Of Williamsburg pronounced on the 10Th
Gay of November, ISL in The suit Of 'Wren and wife
and others Tallafro's comrs. and al" the under
signed who were apsinted special commissioners for
The purpose will on ONDAf, the lsih day of Sovem-
bet next the rst daSf the Superior Court, before the
court house door Of Fhg William county, sell al public
suc,,o to higher bidder all that tract or parcel OF
land lying in tho sa9ouny of King William, contain
Ing about 1863 Joining the lands of BENZ a6ney
christopher Tompkii and Others which was conveyed
BY WIN Tompkins nd wife 10 Benin Dabney and
John Z Taliaf-rro, ustees. The commissioners are
Informed that mari othe best quality abounds on this
and; that The land lsye timb.red, aud that al mo
deaie cost valua5ill might be erected on the site
Vi one which has gou down. The mill. pond Is said
10 be an excellent ne. There IA a dwelling house
oR the land, which q be repaired for small sum.
Tanks OF sALE:-fu1icient sum in cash TO pay the
expenses Of sale; III balance upon credit OF ak,
twelve and egnieermonths, equal indictments; the
purchaser TO execute binds with approved security for
tho deferred yment The title Will be retained until
The purchase money Ipald.
OBT Nj CANDLIsH, co.,.,
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CORRESPONDENCE.

hlLHAOSD, lSCf. ~ ioiJ.
Dear Sir-The undersigned we're appointed
committee, by the people of Rchmcnd, ON The
Both day Of May .! lasl year, 10 invite you, ir
their name, 10 public dinner TO be given al
such lime as you should designate, as lesii>
mpnial OF their grea! admiration .! your dis
,inguished achievements ia the Comnander>in-
chief OF the American army 10 Mexico, and
their high appreciation of your personal merit.
When we had The honor, al former day, 10 tens
der this invitation 10 You. We irebcfe 10 press
you TO name day on which you would accept
il; because you were then suffering III your health
from combined effects Of the tuil anxiety and
exposure which you had undergone in The eli
male Of Mexico, and you were distant from a.,
in New York. Now that you are among US,
once more ueadins the soil OF your "nalve
land" and among hose who know, and. know
ingly, love and admire you, as their organ, as vel
as par OF them, We now beg you 10 name The
day when you will meet The people OF Richmond,
and receive iron. their own lips The assurances
OF their admiration, regard and esteem.
With great regard, We have the honor 10 be,
vnp friends NJ
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Charles A. Ronald,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

BLAC KsBURG, VIRGINIA.,
wilt practice regularly In the Superior and Interior
" Courts OF Montgomery, Roanoke. Pulaski aud
t;t.rs. -, !, ,,
and faithfully attended 10. He will also attend TO the
ELECTION OF claims la the adjoining counties.
gryHsrScrs conway Robinsoa. Esl., Nicholas
MIL. ESQ, Richmond, Virginia; Major james X.
k.st Montgomery county. Virginia. Oct S-c9m
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FEMALE SCHOOL.

,rNE School at Cole Hill, In Spo,tsylsania Couhty,
| heretofore taught by Miss Bronnngh, VIII sliii DC
os,lnued BY her. commencing on the first of October
TERMS
E.Id and instruction in English branches Tor lie
scholastic year OF ten months Sso
Pr instruction In the French language, an addi'
uonai charge will be made of ~
Is.truction in Music,
AID an additional charge for use Of Piano of ~
Persons wishing To enter scholars VIII please ADDRESS
PETER W. DUDLEY,
Mount Pleasant, Spotsyvania Co Va.
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cHANcERY- hrors,A:-At rules held in The
CLERKS Office odhe County Court Of Powhatan,
eive.
n sally Swami Randolph Newton, and Richard
Ea'ne ana Elizabethlis wife, Plaintiffs:
against
-. hamliu andrirginia bis wife, form erly Viz
gina miehaaI, Mace M,chaux, Ro II Redd, Anderson
Y Redd and Marth'tsdd, WIN Garrard and his wife
Mary Ksbeeca, foruIy Mary Rebeeca Woodson, Sally
Ann Woodson, Jab Haly5urton aud Martha n his
wife, formerly Militia K Faulkner and Fleming
SWAN, Defendants.
Tho plaintiffs hlr,ther Bill against the defendants
and The defendant, Hamlin and Virginia mis- wife
Robt. Reid, Antson Redd. Martha Redd, Ma
con MiehauI, VIM anard and Mary Rebeccs his wife,
sally Ann Woodsotnd Fleming Swami, not having
entered their appeance and given security according
othe act Of Assemf and the Rules of this Court and
1appearing by satihctoy evidence that th.y are not
'shabitants Of thisFommonweath 1t 10 therefore or.
.tsd that they d0jppear here on before the first
aonday In JanuarAext, and answer the pla lifts BILL
ad that copy Of bio order he forthwith inserted In
zoe Newspaper pklished In the city Of Richmond
Ss weeks succ4.vely, and that another copy Do
MO al the fron&oos Of the Court House OF this
my. on some Qhn day A Copy-TeIe:
Ass--ewsw WIN 9 DANCE Clk.
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oBT Nj cANDLIsH, c.
Oct e6-cw4w VM PRACHY, So''"''

IN CHANCERY-RoiNiA:- AT Rules held la the
Clerks Once OF d Circuit Superior Couu of Law
and Chancery for Gthland county, on the Sd day Of
september. 1st9;
Martha L Dyer, Plaintiff:
against
Isaac Curd and Job NJ. Trevilian, Defendants.
The defendant, lac Curd, not having entered his
appearance aud give security according TO the act OF
Assembly and The rub of this Court and il appearing
by satisfactory evdeie that he is not an nhabtant of
this Commohw eillhs n the motion Of the plaintiff il
u ordered that the - defendant, Isaac Curd do APP
pes here AZ the rue be held for the said court on
Inc nns: Monday in scember next, and answer the
plaintiffs bill and lit copy Of this order be forth.
sun inserted IN som newspaper published in the City
" aehmoEd, and Chtnusd for two months success
eiy, aud posted ahe front door of the Court House
OF this county. Copy. Tests,
oet. 3-ewein MAR. w. MILLER, Clerk.
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JAMES LYONS, !
5. S. BAXTER, :
B. PEYTON, :
WOOD BOULDIN, .
VIM. F. WATSON, :
JOHN q. BLAIR, :
GCN. ]. B. HARVlE,
JNO r. THOMP SON,
ALEX MOSELEY. !
0. P. BALDWIN, ):
WIN. F. RICHIE, :
THOS M. De WITT, !;
VIM. LAMBERT, :
w. T.. DARLINGTON,